d service-and inTthese par-
. a we aim, to stand at the
a
PORTRAITS
ENLARGED
Kohn
Bros
72
N. MAIN.
STREET
PH ONE 335-4.
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FRAMED
FURNITURE
RE-UPHOLSTERED
' ‘REPAmEo
RE-FiNiSHED,
’ BUY
Hazelton
Coal
«T
The ll. Hershiieitl 8t Son Co
TEL. 294. 122 WATER 5T.
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took- Look L“
L the Former Auditorium Button»?
‘ 37 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy sec .ndhand Furniture.
call Coal!
Coal!
-hig;ll grade of White».
.‘EFFR‘ON'
D AN 8T-. EQSTL NWALK.
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Tatum.
“HI-pint".
4"! v1: '1'... o" 9.5%
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fili- threo‘ oss tidal ‘tltii
“Linton the elitist“: to
ntihn‘xupbn .w oil or outlines: xvi,-
«wood for us thmconiidohoe of ur
\flOBT-"fllld we think it is an limp
these.
0 rs e?
Comforts
5A BLANKETs‘
CHAIN ovEn suoas»
FOR HUMANITY'S SAKE
GIVE voua HORSE A
SQUARE DEAL.
George W Wardweil
52 South Main Street
“Iran" M... M...“ m........_- _..'
A FRUIT FILLED TRAY
piled high of such luscious fruit
as we invite your gaze to is it
0
luxury of luxuries.
‘iI ‘seenls, it‘s a
inexpensive.
purchasing.
FRUIT
ought to be carefully selected
and the choice of the land. it
is when bought, hcre ulld that‘s
why We say to one and all “to:-
fruit, buy of us."
éGhiotto & (To.
Music Hall Block
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An Investigation
of our two Immense stocks of Furni-
tum will prove a money saver for any
one who is ill need of good Furniture
at low prices.
Strange as
luxury that‘s
as you‘ll know by
fiifimm‘a‘C-OQ
99900 00’. a"
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M. L. ROSEl‘l
lMAlN STORE—45 Ely Ave. Sum
Norwaik.
BRANCH STORE—«Hafner'o
Ealt Non-walk.
B Iorl
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Glassware
CHINA AND HOUSEFURNISHING.
“M. . L Olmstead
(Buccaneer to l. Joel.)
79 WASHINGTON. ST.
Prempt Delivery. Tel. 925.
litLLEll uusr lion
Hill Miisuuslilul
(Continued from First Page.)
. use may, have tended to create in the
public mind, snd'even hi the minds of
members of the bar, an idea that a
‘bench warrant: lac-called has certain
distinction and pecans; characteris-
tics not appertaining to the ordinary
Warrant issued out of an inferior court.
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ittloult ,to define because it means
and careful attention
ith your orders be a part ots
too you entire satisfaction in this‘ particular. We keep prices as low
‘ as any one. can and still have enough profit left to lie able to give
you quality and service for without profit there can be neither of
The” Hatch &; Bailey Conipany
IOIJTH NORWALK. CONN.
r
e melting or a purchase and lie-
swine. Civility is. ‘
- it Is the Milli“
built had the principle thit has
larder-your most voluedvaswt. '>
’t
to your ordeers
at. part—then we can guaran-
lf so, there is no lost ground for such
opinion. ‘
"This being true. the condition pre-
cedent/ to the issuing of u. warrant
must he the same in all cour.ts No
greater formality is required for the
issuance of a so called ‘liench warrant'
than for that of any other.
‘ “The. practice lll thiQ State from the
foundation of the government. both be-
tale and since the adoption of the pres-
ent Constitution in Isis. has been for
courts and magistrates to issue war-
rants for the arrest of persons accused
of crime upon the information of the
State attorney, prosecuting attorney.
or a grand juror, as the case may be.
such officer making his complaint upon
his oath of office. unsupported. so for
as the issuing magistrate of court is
couccr.lied by any other oath or nillr-
motion tending to show probable cause
talit a clinic has been committed by
the person informed Against.
"Such appears to have been
practice adopted in the case at bar.
"This deicndant now invokes soc-
iioii ii of Article i of Inc (.‘onslitutioii
of Connecticut, and the Fourth Amend
mom to thc Constitution of the United
States. in aid of his contention that
\\'lll‘lillllri issued tor the arrest iii this
misc are in violation of the constitu-
tional prohibitions therein contained.
A most exliaustiie brief illitl u very
clear and logical argument has been
made in support of the contention. i
am inclined to think that if the prnc‘
ticc or custom so ion}: and so lillth‘h
sully adopted is ill \iolnlion of those
constitutional provisions it should he
so established by the court of last
resort, rather than by the Superior
court. and to that» end the contention
oi‘ the defendant is overruled without
a more exhaustive examination by the
trial court of the authorities Hiillllill-
lull.
“i am the more free to make this
ruling lol the reason that the court is-
suing the warrant adopted at the If‘
quest of the defendant's counsel. the
unusual practice of giving, the accused,
through his counsel. an opportunity to
be heard upon the question of the is-
suance of. the Warrant before tli'ut ac-
tion was ill fact taken. At the hear-
ing. so far as the. record discloses. and
i understand that the full record is
contained in defendant's Exhibit 13. no
claim was made by the~ licensed or his
counsel that the court. either State or
Federal. riaquired. as a Condition pre-
cedent to the issuance of the war-
‘runt. a finding of probable cause at
the guilt of the accused. based upon
oath or aiilrluntiou other than that of
the state attorney upon his oath of ot'~
lice.
“With the accused present in court,
the
and full opportunity given to be heard
in opposition to the issuance of the
warrant, the ‘occasiou was then and
there afforded him to require. or at
least undertake to require. the. preamp
tattoo by the state attorney of the evi-
dence necessary to satisfy those pro-
visions of the constitutions which he
now invoked.
"Having neglected no to do, i do not
feel it. proper for the court'lit this time
to disapprove and declare erroneous
the action of the court in issuing the
warrant. L
‘ “The pics to the jurisdiction is over-
lulcd anti theuniotion to vacate twur~
mat is dulled “
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l EVENLY MATCHED?
ilnrold ‘lluy. rated 80, will inset
Snow‘ Keene, also rated 80. ill lioni-l'
parlors. tonight. iii the Roasiileyuolds
tournament.
ALL THE BOOKS.
’l be lost. books of the assessors have
been turned over to the city clerk and
are open for inspection in his ofllce.
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' . now down in the Philippines. riding-tn
;,'l‘he Norwaik Furniture House
We Repair and Re-cover Furnitur
Exiled Work at Reasonable
3' .
funeral home halibpnflundsy iii ‘
oi the storm. interlinent was in
tlléflin cemetery. Mr; {Rois wall the.
father of (Moria H. [to a. of 5 Lincoln ‘
arcane, Second district. One remark-
able foot about the family is that the
1 an. deceased was a German cavalry- T
man. Mr. Rein. who lives here' followed ‘
in his footsteps. and the grandma is
the cavalry.
Funeral of Michael Moe-nu.
The funeral of Michael Mctisnn'
took place this morning at 9 o'clock
at St. Mary's cliurclitiltev. T. J. Finn
emulating at, the mains.. 'i‘lie'tloWer
bearers were: Thomas Dorney. liohn
Kinsella. Thomas Fltzmauri’ce, James
Mltburn. Joseph Smith, Joseph Gorm~
icy and John Henry. The services
were largely attended and there Were _
litany beautiful floral pieces. Inter-
ment was lust. Mary's cemetery. .
Funeral of Min Baird.
'l‘hc funeral‘ services of the re-
mains of Miss Cornelia P, I'lltli'd were
[held yesterday morning from the lute
residence in Orchard street. Rev.
James Ii. Werner. rector of Grace
Episcopal Church, officiated and the
remains were taken to New Haven in.
the afternoon for interment in the,
aim tiny. ;
Funeral of Edward J. Murphy.
lldward 1 Murphy, formerly of.
.\‘0r\\alll, died Sunday evening. Fun
oral seri lees will he held at St. Mary‘s' '
(Than-h tmnoirou morning at eight.
o'clock. Relatives and friends invited
to attend
GIVEN A MISCELLANEOUS
SHOWER
While Miss l‘lorencc lv‘orris, of It
”only sticet, First Distril‘iLwns start-
ing for the “Land of Nod." last even-
lng. the young ludirs of The lltlicr
Store, interrupted her journey by
pouncinu in on her with a blisccllan~
eons shower. After Miss Ferris rc-
covcrcd from her sunrisc slit} provcl
an excellent blisters and a very on.
joynblo cveninl: was had. The slimver
contained urany useful articles besides
the beautiful silver salad set which
the girls presented to Miss lt‘crris
Singing and dancing uclo eliloyld as
well as piano solos by Miss Evelyn
Ferris. Refreshments wcrc alrved
and all did ample justice to same.
\luong those prcscut ucre the ‘iiss-
cs Lillian Taylor. ii‘lorcnce Murray.
Laura Keclcr. Veronica Mctlrath, Ev-
clyu r‘crris, Florence it‘t-rrls ulid lda
Krnemer.
it was at a late hour: when all do-
ported to their homes and
Miss Ferris many years of happiness
on the liintrimouiai son. as she will
soon become the wife of Fred C. Con-‘
niff. of Kingsbridg‘c, New York. ‘
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT PLAN-
. use. ' , 1
Our Sisters‘ Rebekah Lodge. No. 55.
l. 0. 0. l"., will hold a novel entertain-
ment and auction sale. on Wednesday
evening. March ll,
Hall, on Wall street.
Pound Party and the
verses. by R. ‘H. Fitch,
the affair.
The vcrscs nrc:
accompanying
Not one pound Sterling —~.‘lust a pound
or anything you have around, .
Whose value is at least a dime.
Will bring to you a lolly .tiine.
Park or peanuts, clothes pine, too,
Or even some nice cake would do:
Fruit or feathers, cotton or lead,
A chit of fruit. or it‘lOlII‘ of broad.
Wrap elicit pound safe from lil‘l/lllis
vicw~
The auction sole is a guessing match.
too:
For every pound sold to a bidder.
May prove a prize, or just a “kidder.”
“mg m mm I-“
Mr. Charles Klein will leave New
York today on board the Olympic, ot’
the White Star line. for Southampton
on his way to London to attend the
production of his plays. “The Money—
innkers" and "The Outsiders." 130th
plays hill ho produced In New York
in September. and Mr. Klein will re-
turn in August to direct rehearsals of
them. ""
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Tel. Order: Premp'tiy Delivered
Rate 1
I"
wishing ‘T.
at Odd Fellows';
it is called the.
best describe
TL
NDHWALK‘!
Lemma
onv ooooo arose,
Tannin
. AND
The Best-
Umbrella
we have eVer sold
For One Dollar-«$1
Made by the largest nmbrclln manufacturer in the country.
High grade.
hicli size for men, 26 inch size
that color covcrs.
A wide choice of handles. 28
, r
for ladies.
Folding Umbrellas in 2 Styles
One for a suit case. and the, other that will fit in an I8 inch
traveling bag.’ Your choice at
...................... $2.50 .
Our
Advertisers
Where and What
The .\‘.
vcrtlsiiig a fine line of aprons. l‘ri~ cs
will be found ill a(l\'.
It}, ltynu (‘olnpnny are lid-
New spring shapes at liiintz,
See the lingerie blouses at .i. l.
hinllcttc‘s. Prices will be found in
adv. l
You can not a $20 gold watch for
$18.30 at Charles llrnnd's. ldithcr
Waltham or Eight movement.
Don't cough; use White Pine and
TM Syrup, 25c bottle at
Powell Corporation
Emerson shoes for nicn at Councill-
iy it Bracken,
F. lL. lockuood & (10., are adver-
tising a number of used cars.
There are several interesting items
in the Read adv.
You can not 55.0
with combination othr "A" in the,
Royal Grocery adv Better read it.
Tristram & Hyatt are advertisinrz.
the beat umbrellp that they hate ever
sold for $1.00.
The Norwlllk Furniture House wilil
9000C“: 4'
03¢"? ‘l - Ctfir‘TIYF-r‘firklclt‘
Stillson- -
8: ll Stamps tree ,'
_ values up to‘ $1
H. Krieger & Co.
1 HOUSE
Dresses
will be on sale this‘week. We
have just received a shipment
of New Spring House Dresses;
Special for this week
‘Sizes 34 to 44
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recover and repair furniture. Win-‘
dow shades to order. Estimates will
he cheerfully furnished on request.
(illioito A‘v Company say to one and
all "For fruit. buy from us."
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ODDFELLOWS PINOCHLE CON-
TEST.
Ptano Also Made to Initiate a Giant
. of 23 Momberl. ‘
Onrilirothers’ Lodge, No. it). i. O. (.i.
hold its regular meeting" at Odd
Fellows’ Hall, Wall street last night.
and a goodly number of members show
ed up. Routine business was dispos-
ged of and the applications of several
new members were read. (In next
Monday will start the initiation of a
new class of about twenty-three. AL
“ ter the business the members adjourn-
Watch
of movement, either the Jeweled
«pin or \\'nlihnm. They are
Vllliiektltilitrl‘a.
guaranteed for twenty years.
ed for a plnociile tournament and there
were sixteen teams which participated
in it. The tenlii made up oi Reed and
Worden \vAiked off with the highest!
score and led the nearest competitorl
by 550 point.
Following are the scores:
Reed and Worden ........ » ..... it use
F‘enniman and Grindrod 1.4th
Hubbeli and Rowe ............ 130ml
Mnlliin and Kearney ....... .. .. i3 2605
ll‘. Wood and .l. Jones. . . . .. .l'). bit)
Boderlnnd and James ..........l2,1lili
they and Mitchell .i2,040
Baker and Votii‘lieea .. ........ l2020
'W. J Wood and Ambler ........ 12.000
N. W. Benedict and Brown .. .sqii 880
C. Benedict and C. lioyt ...... 11.740.
Lingunrd and Ctmmbé‘ialn. .li ,iatil
hotter and E. W. Gardner. .. . .11. 010
laments and iiubelsity M10380;
Ohio and Cornell ..... ...... .9, 910
Kellogg and Ahrens 9.040
T WILL ATTEND REGITAL.
A number of horwalk people are go-
big to New York tonight to attend a re
ital lit the Waldorf- Astoria hotel to
tinder-Hench among more going are
Mr. audit Motion It. Motherland.
Mills Carrie MoGauslanu, Mrs. (tsetse;
$13.50
for this Men’s orTLadies’
$20.00 High Grade
Gold Filled, 16 Size,
Waltham Open Face
VOU CAN HAVE YOUR CHOICE
occur
The case‘ls gold-illicit,
WALT'i—tAM
WAT C HES
BRAND’S
138 Washington 3L,
500th Norwaik.
Cllse by Hoyt's Iheatre.
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HOSPITAL NOTES.
Mrs Albcrt Carver. of 20 i‘hostnut
street Villa admitted to the Somali:
l
'Iioeplinl \cstnl‘dttv afternoon. She has'
appendicitis.inud will undergo an
cpcrntion, the time for which has not.
been set us let
lloun u Wilson. of Osborn avenue
itiaat Norwolk was brought to the in-.
inflation today. and an operation was
performed this morning for an abscess
of the stomach. .
William *‘ll‘l‘llie, of Tierney street.
was discharged from the institution
yesterday-
.-.. ”WM—W,”
oooo news FOR HOUBEKEEP-
Ens.
The A. J. Angeyine & Hon (10mpsny
were .victims of the flood Sunday
night. Their misfortune. will prove
your fortune. in their large advert
tiscmeiit they are udVertising 1.500
yards of Cookas linoleum, the origin-
be given by the pupils of Millions .ui price of which iii title; for 30s.;i'
rolls of inlaid linoleum. originally
$1.15 per yard for title; and 400 yards.
of olieioths that sum for 3th: at the.
u
THEODORE JUDSON MAY NOT BE.
TRANSFERRED.
Lighthouse Department is Conducting
tnvqpttgation of Case of Light ‘
Keeper. \
Advices were received in
port today to the effect
Lighthouse Department was conduct-
ing a vigorous investigation in the
facts surrounding the case of 'i‘iwo-
dore Judson. keeper of the. Strati’ord
Point Lighthouse. who has been or~
dared to transfer to n ollc-nmn, ott-
slioro light in l'ni‘rltltnnuctt linl’.
Recently orders “ere issued by Ht‘t'.
rotary Redilcld donning the tr’nnniur
until April 1 This was interpretud
by many to illelill that the case
against Judson would be dropped and
that he w0uitl be permitted to reunite
at Stratford Point Light. Judging
from the information received this
morning, lioweierc the postponement“
was ordered to enable the Officials to
investigate more carefully into the
matter. in the event that the lures»
\
' iii'idum
that tho
.tigatlonT-shouidlullow that there are
sufficient reasons why Judson should
not. be transferred,
. (howl:
the inference
.is that the orders nrovidink loi-
trons ,i‘ will lilicounterm (lei ‘
Norwalk Chronicler