PORTRAITS
ENLARGED
Kohn
Bron
‘12
N. MAIN.
STREET
PHONE 336-4.
FRAMED
FURNITURQ
RE-UPHOLSTERED
REPAIRED
FIE-FINISHED.
‘, luxury of luxuries.
0th a H “ thlh lthat I ‘tiutimte
terrains the satisfaction " ‘
a
nation prim which our
won for in: the confidence oi our
‘ so amen; it courteous treatm
or in fact, any details oonnecte
tggt
wit
these.
Comforts ?
sv'roaMfcovane '-
5A aLANKETs
CHAIN .ovan‘ SHOES
FOR HUMANITV'S SAKE
GIVE YOUR HORSE A
SQUARE DEAL.
George W. Wardweil
52 South Main Street
A FRUIT FILLED TRAY
piled hint] of such luscious i‘i'uit
gaza ID is a
Strange as H
V _ it seeinsyh'k 11 luxury" that‘s
’ inexprnsivo, as you’ll know by
if I purchasing.
l
as we invite your
FRUIT
ought to be I-nrviully selected 1::
and tho choice of the land. it g;
. is when bought hr're and that‘s 9‘
BUY
* Hazelton
Coal
QT
The B. Hershiield 81. 8011 Go
Til-.2296. 122 WATER UT.
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An investigauon
of our two immense stocks of Furnl‘
tore will prove a money saver for any
one who Is In need of good Furniture
at low prices,
in. L. 11081111
cal!
Values
" hing Room and Chamber Furor!|
Rugs Brass Beds and liedding,
Curtains,
UTKOWSKY
It “Former Auditorium Euiidir g,
aii Coal
' Prompt Delivery.
.. high grade or Wither
MAIN STORE—15 Ely Ave., 8011?!
Norw-ik.
BRANCH STORE—Halber’o 810:1;
Ealt Norwaik.
DROP IN AND LOOK AT OUR NEW
LINE OF
\
“Nu- cut
GlasSware
CHINA AND HOUSEFURNISHING.
M. L Olmstead
(Succeaoor to I. Joell)
79“ WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 925.
lm $2,000 DAMAGE our-r.
I The (caee'oi' Jenn Neugebaur vs.
Martin Spuhr, hoth- OI Norwalk, for
$2,000 damages In an action-brought
for an ashauit will be aired tomorrow
in the Civic Side of the It‘ommon Pious
(‘ourt In lIridgeport according to
pneaent expectations. Attorney Lac Du-
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torney John J Cuneo tor the deten-
he. phi-oh
rat, aslderation with us. It la the temp
near was built and the principle; that h
SERVICE 1: a broad term: difficult to define because It means
and careful attention to your orders
j; rick-and wenthink it in an Important part—then we can guaram
I too you entire aatidtaotion in this particular. We keep prices" as low
. as any one can and still have enough profit left to be able to give
, you quality and service for Without profit there can be neither 0!
The Hatch & Bailey Company
IOU?" NORWALK. OON N.
the making 9! a purchase and do"
than an we assume. Quail ty in.
laden-our moot Inna asset. ‘
lilo 8o, sm‘i Indus tl’llo'ara
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‘ BRIDGEPORT March lbs-4.1111139
Edward P OMoara, oijew Haven.
sitting in the Bridgeport City Court
today, handed down 1113‘ (1601111011 in
the ease of the State vs. Mary CO~ .
dorre,"-‘charged with angatternpt to
I. extort blackmail from John L. flamers,
nine of Bridgeport. In-‘wliich he dude
I that aufllclent prbbable cause dOea not
sexist and discharges Mi's. Collette.
The case was heard before Judge 0'-
h your orders be a part or ser-
nonunion
Lemma 1 .
oav ooooa'sroae
the moment
Random selections from a
Host of " Money—Savers
our...» on Heaters were $3.75; a... $3.15
spectacles, cases,
display.
vie appears for the plaintiff and At
_‘
Notlce'
This week we are exhibiting‘in our
window a’largo variety oi clocks,
alarnv clocks, watches,‘ eyeglasses,
burometers, ther
mometens. We call attention, to this
thinking It may prove of III-.
terest to you. Among these goods
you will possibly ilnd sométhing
which it would‘be convenient for you
to own, and we hope that you Will be
able to come In and two them.
_.CHAS BRAN
138 WASHINGTON STREET,
Close by iloyta Theatre,
South Norwaik.
SOME L00“: GHhIlGES
III IIAILIIIIAD TIMETABLE
.......u....w
it is contemplated by the New iiii
yen t‘mupany.io make some revision
oi its passenger schedules to take cf-
i’oI-i. March 15th. This is in pursuance
. III a policy of needed but, conservative
‘ retrenchment for the purpose of re:
during operating expenses, and in in
line with similar action recently tn-
hcn by other important lines.
The principal changes ufiocting this
locality are as follows:
'l‘rnins leaving Stamford 11:37 a. In.
and 2:111 11. In. {or l-iarioui River will
be withdrawn as this. through service
has not been patroniard. and have de-
‘Dnrien, Greenwich, Port Chester. Mn-
'uiaroneck. Larchmont Manor. New
Rochelle and Mt. Vernon: due New
Work 11:12 1). 111.
Sunday train now leaving Stamford
at 7:45 a. 111. will leave at 7:00 a. m.
and correspondingly early from inter-
mediate pointa; due New York 8:20
a. 1n.
Train leaving Stamford at 10:00 p.
In. Sundays, will leaIe at 10 113 p. or.
due New York 11: 30 p.111,
Train leaving Brookileld .ict., 5:48
p. m., Sundays, will have schedule five
iminutes later. reaching South Nor~
‘waik'i 1:00 p. In and New York 3:17
p. In
New Canaan Branch train now
leaving Stamford 10:28 p. m. will
leave at 10:36 p. m., connecting with
express leaving New York 9:40 p, m.,
due Stamford 10:31 p. m. and New tia-
uaan at 10:55 p. In. Return train will
leave New Canaan 11:03 p, In,
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CHERRIES BLOOM NEAR ICE
FIELD.
WINSTIJI), March 4.-~Muttiiow 11.
Carroll, veteran mail carrier. exhibited
the twig of a wild cherry tree in bloom
thin afternoon. lie said he‘ had picked
It on the shore of Highland Lake to-
day, not Washington's Birthday, adin.
cent to an ice field twenty inches
thick.
l‘oilowing his unaeasonuble discov
ery Ice dealers announced that as mil-
liona of tons of ice will no to waste
this spring the retail price for the
summer will be thirty live cents per
hundred-weight, a'a against aixty cents:
last summer.
Household helpers watch Sentinel
Want Ads. for, chances to find mere
appreciative employers.
tum-Wanna:
U The Norwalk
,_ 44-16 WALL ST.
.. ‘n”:
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lticipaied;
.wbich she claims is false and,
WWII-n 'Ill'lmill‘zl
Meara lagt week. l
“686 O’Meara filed a memorandum
in which he reviewed the testimony
in the cane, showing that the first aux-
gestion of financial gain came from
the complaining witness, John L.
Smnorn the occasion for the sugges-
tion arising from the testimony of
Mrs i‘oderrn before Coroner Mix. of
New Haven, in Ieiation to an aIItOmo-
bile accident last November, in which
Somers, Mrs. Coderro and Mrs, Helen
.iudd figured, Mrs. .ludd' being killed l
Judge O'Meara sayaz‘ l
“i am forced to 11nd from the evi !
i
deuce these facts: First, the complain-
ing witness succeeded in having the
amused tell a story before the eOr-
oncr that exui‘lly suited his version of i
the accident in which they both par
second, the suggestion of
taking care of the accused (financial-
ly) in return for her loyalty to his in-
terests came from the complaining"
I
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‘ witness and not irom the accused, and
’nny semblance of extortion came in»
i to the
("are after the cmupininiug wit-
ness lIuIl ulteiupteduto dictate to the.
‘Iicriiacd her future action con-"cruiug
hoi tosIIqum
"However replehonsible was the 111'
lion or this young \‘oiuun in Inisel}
lcniii‘ying me she states) before Illi‘
I'nruner :Ii the Inquest (in order to
shield the complaining witness ii iI
becomes him to try to tori-.0 the ac-
I-uaI-Ii to remain steadfast to It story
i‘ailiuk
In this, to strive to diecredii her by n
III‘USI‘t‘IIHOII for an alleged (“I-line
which he- invited. suggested and |ll1ill~
nod for the purpose of dim-rmiitiug
tin.- uccuaed'."
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why We sax to onu‘und all “for land the main line trains m Grand NORWALK lNCLUOED IN
lllilt. buy Oi US. ’ :5: ii(gunngl ’i‘prmina] T THEATRE DEAL?
n; 'I‘Iuins leaving \on limon in 3:43 DANIWRY \lari l1 imi‘lnpress The
Ghiotto & :(I 0 ' p.111. and £11.40 or 1.. “'{lrk dayu will hire. the lurgvat theatre Hi this lilncc
' . be consolidated. the 11:13 train from IIiIh 200 other theatres in America
Music Hall Block New linven'lmiking additional steps belonging lo the SHINY“XI-COHBIIUHI‘
' at b‘uiriield. Southpuri. \I’Iiatpon, cirruib yesterday linseed into tho
hands of Marcus Locw, the theatre
magnate, who will continue the ihea‘
ire as a vaudeville playhouse.
ing the one in this place and the Em-
press Theatre in South ‘Norwalk. 'l‘hc1
'iocai property was looked over ten.
days {lilo by Joseph M. Schenck, the
right hand man of ‘Mr, Loew.
Frank C. Van See)"
Hoy t‘u Theatre, read the More til the
request of a Sentinel reporter ‘ihis
morning He rabid that the item pro-
bably Inferred to Ho'yt's Theatre here
but that thme is nothing to it as far
as he knows.
EX'I'RA PASSENGER TICKETS RE~
QUIRED ON PULLMAN CARS
FOR USE OF DRAWING-x
ROOMS OR COMPART~
MENTS.
On March 1, and thereafter, on all
lines In the United States and Cana-
da, it will be necessary for passengers
In parlor or sleeping cars. occuvYInK
drawing-rooms, to hold not lens than
illlllllIi-ZQI'
two adult passenger tickets. while In.
compartments not lose than one and
one half adult passenger tickets wili’
be required,
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ALASKAN SALOONS CLOEED.
FAIRBANKS. Alaska, March 4:-
Acting under Instructiona from the 'Al
torney General of the United States.
District. Attorney tlroasieyrtoday on.
tiered all saloons to clone from natur-
day midnight until Sunday midnight.
Similar action hon been taken at
Nome Valdez and Juneau. Iterato-
"u
fore the saloons have remained open
continuously night and day.
Furniture House
at. Orders Promptly Delivered.
“ mun-.3:
.l.‘.‘
PractI-'
(tally all of the theatreé on the circuit:
are located In the West. the only thea- 1
tree In this aectlon of the country be“.
of.
Good Parlor Brodms 191:
. Large 10c Floor Cloths 8c“
Cotton “Sponge" Dish Cloths 4c
Paper Egg Boxes 10c a dozen; 65c a hundred
Moth Balls per lb. 61:
The best Glass and Nickeled Mayonnaise Mixer and Cream
Whip $1. 00.
Heavy Tin Strainer Milk Pails, slightly shop worn
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HORSETAKESI
‘bianket remained in the conveyancel
and the whip in the socket. ' I
RUSSIAN KILLED BY ‘
DEATHS Mill FIIIIEMLS mu mm 30mm“
ST. PETERSHUHG. Marci) .xwi‘ui).
William a. Ford.
ks at the
William d3. Ford 11 Civil War voter
an, died at the Soldiers' Home, at Nor! Iain “m Stahl. CM“ 0‘ “'0’
o shrapnel tube factory of the l’utiiofl‘
Aimamcnt IWorka, was murdered to-
oton, yesterday. aged ceventy- -tv.
day. by one of. the iorcmcn. The mur-
‘yeare. His body Was shipped to BUB:
tel, 001111., this morning in which
place the funeral 5‘11\iceq and burial derer then threw himself into the clue
will trical machinery and was crushed to
{death ;
There has been a strike at the works
for some Ilayn and Captain Ion Stalti’a
be made.
Funeral of Edward J. Murphy
Funeral services of Eduard .1. him
ODOOCK -
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L0Hd,l0NElAUNTI g
ibere was some speed ,to the little .1; . .3
horse used by Harry i. Bennett on 'one :1, rle er 0 :2:
‘of his milk routes when she ran away (i O I 1:»
this morning. The steed started in 3 g.
East Xpru‘alk and wound up at Key-1:13;
'ser'a inland, near the Maureen limit :1: a, ,9,
into. No damage was done. lg ' 231
The runaway started on the Bene- .11 .3
dici's land bridge. The horse made 3 :5
for the stable. and went through a :5 'x:
gate which was in the way. breaking :.
it down. Continuing the horse run :5
tthuL‘dl the narrow lune up Seaviow g:
avenue, across the lilid"(’, down “‘11- .1.
1m slicei . thmuahi “OOIIW‘Hld avenue. .3;
through the Smithxiiic Het'tion. and
out on the road to Kvyser‘a island.‘
1 . . ‘. 1 . L 5 ' a
lure the horse 11,11 tin. road and M ; W111 be on Sale thls week. We .
came wedged botwt'cu two we cotton; . C-
nnnble to move further. The run-5 ' . " ' (..
’h
away begun at 41:10 o'clock. .z ’1 have JuSt lecelved a Shlplnent 3,
Mr lienucit when the ail‘nlr was re» ' 'fi.
- ' t is:
ported to him, telephoned it) Harlem! Of New Sprlng House Dresses,
to all police stations in the ritually” . ‘4
and to those along the routes .ihni VQIUCSEUP to $1.50, . . x:
borse might have taken. It was 7} ’ ‘ . . ' . ‘ . Zr}
u‘qloci; when 11 ind telephoned that he, 813601211 for this week Q a '5;
lllitl l‘ound the horse and would drive: ' ' " .3 iii
him to the burn. i - 1‘
.\'ot a bottle in the twelve cases was ’ . 81268 34 to 44 ‘3
broken, not :1 scratch appeared on . «g
the horse or wagon, and even the ' :3
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Advertisers
‘Our '. i
i
Where and What
to Buy
At the iiickmmnn clenraucoanio
pin, of East avenue. were held mp; attitude toward the strikers Is suppos. the Thursday ”Wm 15 dress goods
morning, at St. Mary 9 Church at 3 ed to have been the cause of the trag-
o’.clock Rev. '1‘. .i. Finn was the Comedy.
{brunt of a requiem high 11111314..“ thei
Miertory Mira Mary Caaeidy rendered
:“Mve Maria." and alter the“ mean,l
“Face to' Face." As the body was
borne from the church. the choir ren-
dered “Lead. Kindly Light." The pall-
bearers .were:’ Edward J. Finnegan,
Charles McGovern, George Flynn, \Vil-
llam Farrell. The flower-bearers were
James Tierney and Edward Ryle.
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LOOKING FOR BOY BURGLARS.
LOUISVII LE. , Ky ,~ Mulch 4.~~t)tli
corn today were searching. for two
youthful robbers who entered the jew~
"last night. drove him and his assistant,
Ernest Sinnock, into a roar work-
room at the points of revolverambouud
land gagged them and took cash and
ijewelry valued at more than $4,000
from the open said. The ature
brightly lighted and source of polew-
trinnu were pursuing when the robbery
was beiiut committed. A cuetonmr
who called was told by one of the men
‘ .
Funeral 0? Mrs. John Henneuey.
., The funeral of Mrs. John Hennenaey
.wua held from St. Mary" 8 Church, this
morning. at' 10 o'clock, and Rev. Fr.
ILynoh said the mesa. Mre. irving .
‘Haymea song “‘alvary" and "head. that the store was cloned for Ike
Kindly Light." The burial WM! In St.|nlght.
Mary's cemetery. The following were! ' ,,
ipall-bearern: William Drew: .ioaeph STARVING WOLVEO DEVOUR
McCarthy, Edward Riley. Charles uII-l SHEEP.‘ ‘
‘ll’ “11“ “0"” Layden. . ' ROME. Mulch 4.~—‘ll()l‘(l0l9 of aiurv
“"7"" ing wolves driven from the Appouine
”Ml" °’ MW McCr‘yne. .Mountaina by the heavy anow deacend‘l
The funeral 0‘ Mrs. midi!“ Mean“ an today into the vallcya oi the Abrua-
-~ ”NW
Plattavllle around “1‘5 morning. “I and devoured hundreds of aheep. The
B: 30 o'cltick. and from 5* MW” wolves attreward took refuge In the
”carbon at ii oclock. The services were 'cnverna of Mount Soweto. about or,
rilargoly attended; interment was In 'milea north of Rome.
Parties or armed mutants have gone
to hunt them. and according to the iv.-
teat reporta. have killed a large num»
ber of the animals. ’ ‘ ,
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MARX GARDEN voTiht. iLL-
NEW YORK, March 4.—— The cond
tion or Mamflurdo ppflu‘m‘ donult‘
the aniludeipidwnitauo om. Drew
St. Mary's cemetery
' Funeral of William Crane
The funeral of wanna lCrane was
laid from the name of kin sister,~ Mra.
M mm while. on Main attest at .»
o'clock this abortion .~‘ Rev. Louis _
i
I
clry atom of W. ll. 'lil‘tllldellblll‘g h'ero'
will! ‘7
he was held from her into home on 21 Princes and in the vicinity of Roma;{
{to the summer work.
Full particulars will be found in Inc
advertisement.
Automobiles for hire at Oscar ii.
Banks'. Skilled and careful drivers.
Bargains in the basement ui, ’i‘ris-
11am and llyuit' a. See advertisement.
Furniture for every room in the
house at the Norwnlk ii‘urnlture
Houne. You will find a special reduc-
tion on every item.
Read the notice in
meat of Charles Brand,
and Optician. . .
Lucas and chitions that prur'zd'n
spring will be found in abundance at.
the I). M. lit-ad Company.
if you will have your I-oniruI-iQI‘
wire younhouae for electricity the
United Electric. Light and \Vainr tlou'i-
tin» advertise-
Iiie ,Ir‘wcier
.pnny will pay the hill, Ask them about
It. I
Dr. .1. .ll. Mallory says, “A Clean
Mouth T'urncth Away Wrath." Hie
advertisement will give you tho full
particulars. '
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TUNE UP MACHIAS FOR SUMMER
WORK.
The Naval Militia Iprrwtlce ship Min
clues will leave he'r berth at rHeaton'a
when! Ne w Haven. :1 week from Fri-
day night. and with a detail from the
different divisional of the organization
aboard
overhauling and repairs preparatory
The obit) will
be dry- docked and will receive a 11'th
ma
11111 hetero outta brick
will steam down to the Brook— _
Ira navy yard to reccve her annual .
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