3' ~ won for us the confidence 0!
, ’ SERVICE} is a broad term:
there.
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I,
TURN THE BASKET OVER
‘ , and you will find the contents
' ‘ as good at the bottom as on the
‘ top. We give you square
deal in “
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Ill
u
Spring time
ys brings the desire for New
If you can't, afford the new just
it; us look over what you alr'ead)
‘iiave A few lacks here and there,
’gperhams new upholstery in some
,easesnand a little varnish will make
tibe old new. We make no charge
for inslwction: Just ’pbone us.
KoHN BROS
72- N..Maln St. Phone 336-4.
‘(Youlo and see on:- display. It
will do \‘0111' eyes mod to see it.
New seasonable 1e“) able is
heu- fresh from the southern
tel 111 The iruils are the best
selected 1111111 the products of
the lopl"s Our prices make
thllll 11 cheap one
Ghiotto 81 Co.
Music Hall Block
«gamma-'-
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memorom-omomo
- C”:
.s.
‘ Bur
Hazelton
Coal
The-B. HerShiield 8:801100
_ TEL. 294.
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122 WATER OT.
Bicycles
Have your bicycle lull. in good run—
ping order now. Do not wall til it is
good riding, but DO 11’ NOW. Look
over our line of New Bicycles, Tires.
Etc.
George W. Wardwell
52‘ South Main Street
‘1
DROP iN AND LOOK AT OUR NEW
LINE OF
_.,._.
Unprecedented
‘ ‘Blankets, Comfortables,
--,_1}inner Sets and Lamps.
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy secmdihand Furniture
in
Goal!
4 Bull '3 lrel-r
rro com of
WM. EF F RON
ROWAN 8T.. EAST NORWALK.
linlflakmers in the City Hall.
Every
Values
, Dining Room and Chamber Furni-
‘ tore, Rugs. Brass Beds and Bedding,
Curtains,
M. GUTKOWSKY
'A‘tltho Former Auditorium ”Buildir),
veal! Coal!
high grade of Willie»L
Fry (1‘ bushel and you will buy a ton.
T”. 441- (or.
“Nu- out”,
Glassware
CHINA AND HOUSEFURNISHING.
M. L Olmstead
(SuccessOr to 1. Joel.)
79 WASHINGTON ST.
Prompt Delivery.
1‘... Investigation
of our two immense stocks of F urni-
turn will prove a money snv or for any
on}? who is in need of good Furniture
at low prices
M. L. ROSEN
MAIN STORE-‘15 Ely Ave, 800'}!
Norwalk.
BRANCH STORE—Hamel“-
Esnt Nor-walk.
" Bloal.
The city council has little out of
the ordinary to consider tonight A
petition from 1.. Podelei'sky and twen-
ly-four others for' better drainage or
the Groéscmw lot will he one mat-
A report or the street commis-
sioner on the storm will be another.
Winona (100rh for "10 convenience The council may adjourn after” attend-
$1.19 WW" are ““113 “ml-““9“ “1 the log to the more important matters in
,;,°m°"‘ "f ”’9 Wm?" and district to which. they have been urgently in
i. lied
and always has been the that consideratwh with us.
nation upon which our businois was built and the principle that has
.. so much; It courteous ‘thent and careful attention to your orders
1 or in tact any details connected with your orders, be a part of sea.
' vicswand we drink it is an immortaot part—«then we can guaran-
too you entire satisfaction in this particular.
its any one can and still have enough profit left to he able to give
you quality and service for without profit there can be neither of
The Hatch 181 Bailey Company
WUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TM. 925. ’
W a... ..........t was not warm many
D Ollai‘ L"
Deposrtod in
making of i1 purchase and d
user” as we, assume. Quality is.
It is the louse , "
mdowur most » valued asset,
insult to define because it means
We keep prices as low
I V ' I
You get your watches clocks, jewel
ry and optical goods no ‘nhero done
better cheaper and quicker than at
CHAS BRAND
RELIABLE WATHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
13B WASHlNGTON STREET,
Close ‘by Hoyle Theatre.
South Norwalk.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
auras um spurns—ts
Funeral of Frederick Martin.
LONDON, March lit—«Funeral
ser-
vices for the. late Frederick ‘l‘own-
semi Martin, of New York, who died
here Sunday, were. held in Christ
Church, Mayfair. today. at noon, and
the body is to be taken to the United
States on board the liner New York,
leaving tomorrow. Mr. Martin had at
tended a dinner given by Lord Howe,
on Saturday cloning, and afterward
walked home. apparently in good
health. Two hours later he died from
angina pcctoris. l-Iownrd Martin.
brother of the deceased. will not be
able toaccompany the body to Ameri-
ca, as he. is ill and his doctor llus ad-
Nised him not to undertake tile. my
age.
Funeral of G. W. Vanderbilt.
\VASHIN‘KI‘UN, March lll.-—~~Funl-1ral
services for George W. Vanderbilt
we‘re held here yesterday, and his
body was taken to New Dorp. Staten
island. N. Y., for burial. at the old Van
derbill home. The services were sim-
Price
j, and men will be employed in the line-
« tory. among them many skilled moi
‘ chanios.
‘ to greater prosperity than Nbrwalk‘
11111, Build
(Continued from First Page)
“I”.
NORWALWI
‘ LEADING
DEV GOOD. OTOR!
Tristram
AND
Hyatt ..
never known before. Over, can those;-
It will be the stepping alone I
has ever hoped for. is tllb expectation ,
of those working for the move. 1
behind the concern are such men,
as Henry Ford, manufacturer of the
famous Ford motor cars, and Mr.“
Miller the late owner or the Diamond
The Company-g. There are others of
equal prominence in the financial
world and the success of the manu-
factory is assured by the soundness
of the men who are promoting it.‘ i
The Norwslk Mills factory is a man-
sive affair well known ill this vicinity
it has not been used for the past sev-
eral years since the woolen mills went.
out. of business. The plant, though
extensive, has been found to be in-
adequate for the demunds which the
new concern will place upon it. and
therefore an enormous addition will
be constructed on the 'lpronerty ud-
joining that now standing on the. east
side. The floor space will be about
doubled when the extra building,r has
been finished, and the establishment
‘will be the most extensive of its kind
in Norwalk.
75.”
(“Every Day we are recéiving new additions to our
stock if Dress Goods for Spring and Summer wtar.
(I All the most popular fabrics in the latest colors and designs are represented including
Ratines, Silk and ~Wool Crepe de Chines, Silk and
' Wool Poplins. Wool Taffetas and Black and-White
Checked Suitings.
QITWO Standard Serges-“0ak” Serge and “Serge No.
0 0
Both are strictly all wool,
and thoroughly sponged and shrunk
SAMPLES ON REQUEST.
at‘erials
m—FOR THEM
aster Gowns.
MAIL QRDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
It ‘is understood that tile concern
has made all arrangements for the
purchase of the factory and its forty
acres of land and water rights two
years hence. For the. present ensuingi
two years the factory will be operated
language “the biggest thing yet"!
.l’l‘obably. top, it is but the ‘l'orerun-é
nor of a general influx of big busl-‘
nesses to a growing city which will
one day rival all others in (‘ounel'ti-
in the plant on a lease of tho properly in" I" manufacturing. ‘
bill the option is for the ljulrllluse ati The loudest hopes ”I enthusiaslil
”w expiration 0,, this time for 5100. boosters bid fair to be realized with-
000. -in the next iew yeuls of \‘orw‘nlks
The Mr \iille'.‘ mentioned in (‘onncr existence,
11011 with the factory is an organizu-g “M...
lion man of the most illt.‘(Iii‘ll busines “EMURRER 0F MEI-l E“
type. lie began work as a newsbol'i
i8 SUSTAINEII
ill Port Chester, but having, a mental.
develbpml‘nt which oxlpandod rapidly \( ontinued from First Page.)
to 1.1 eatel things he admneed until he WM»—
llnll grown from a small stockholder
in the Diamond 'I'ire (‘onlpilllv to its setting‘ lli’lll ilinilm‘n rllt’IHlIIi 1011mm.-
\ll-mm owner lie the“ disposed Of for holding the inlollnuil 11 is illsnl
his holdings to tllp, 'i‘rust "'\\Ill(li vn- ll‘ill‘lll-
lielled him beyond the mosslbie. (‘on-l (‘nllllsel for lIl.‘ state. in his ln‘il‘.r
dition ol' future want. Little need mludmits ”N” ""ifinfi‘lflllii'hlr'l' "Hi.“
amid 111‘ Ml'. [Pm-(L (.f whom "11 {u tho-‘(dlllt'i‘ voluntary or involuntary." 'l‘llis
\v‘olld have looked upon lately as 1111“” Of ("Olllse Du ‘l‘lv l'lt‘melllul‘v but I‘.
in law; the other 11 special demurrer
llisl“"olc‘le‘ oi the plollllble sllnlinll oi' l‘t’lPl‘l‘t'd l0 he: nor-«x it u; ‘wul‘ 1-1 ihlil the ‘
lilo labol duration lillt‘illli‘illlll lu‘lutvn the two elussi a of
1111,, Hump,“ “ 1,111, 1.5 1,, 101-111,. pun. .11111113‘ lligillor was on IItI) mwloollod
is to
ostublishlneul for the I‘ old automobile j, “‘-
1}”. “nutmeg “-1” not hp enullu oral ulglllilcut of the states at-
Flom the br‘ioi 111‘. Well as from‘
be ‘ '
1.. 111.. (“l-1.181”. 111.1lll1f'1ttllriill:1l" dlnftinl. the intmmntion dmnurred .
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Sty es .
on Exhibition
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‘ple and brief and only close friends 3:0“ the “mum: m 1‘0”} tires but to ‘nev 11 1,; evident 11.," 111.. amp, , 'l. ‘ :2
and relatives attended. Senor lliullo. all I‘m'd tiles will in» mode m \Ior ‘(lnllns and intends u, mo“. in ”,1,i 3
the. ambassador from Spain; (‘. I). Iieu- “ .1lk This as an mlvul‘tisenlelll. ‘3 1119 action. involuntau manslaughter on n‘
("a "m”? “HM" ‘“"’,‘""‘ ”Whom (in will be worth .1 great deal in it- the part of the 11 word That is that. ‘ I?
(liverton irice, Henry \yVhlte. Herbert self. 11-11110, 111,. accused was the president . 1:;
utnnm. Charles 0' “olcott. secren Alreadv those of the (‘tllll'fl‘il ore 0f the New YOl‘k \9“ Him-‘11 and .9
tnry 01’ the Smithsonian IMHWUOD- seeking residences here, Men are 10. Hartford Railroad Countmny and as '5
and Major-General Leonard Wood.
chief of staff, of tllé Army, were lion-
orary pallbearers.
w
James A_ Blake. \_
i James Albert lllake died last night
at his home. 23 Elizabeth street. after
a very short illness. Besides his wife
he. is survived by three daughters.
Hazel. Ethel and Olive Blake. The
funeral will be held Wednesday morn-
ing at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph‘s
Church.
St, Mary‘s cemetery.
, OFFICIALS ARE lNVITED.
l The mayor and council have been ill-
ilted to attend the sacred motion pic-
ture show, at lmckwood’s Hall. on Sun-
day, March 22d, for, the benefit of the
Trolleynlcn’s sick benefit fund. Tito
invitation come from F. W. F. All-
drews, president and (‘olea Flewellin,
financial secretary.
i EYE WITNESS FOUND.
it is stated in police circles todnv
that all doubt about who stabbed Liz-
zie lSekeres on last Saturday night has
been dispelled by the linding of Frank
Bndlnsky,s an eye-witness This will fa-
cilitate matters at the trial tomorrow.
Torre Hautc’o $20,000 Fire.
’l'I‘J‘RIiIC I‘IAUT‘I‘}, 1nd,, March li).-~—-
Fire tllatistnrted shortly before mid-
night and broke out again after it. was
believed it had been brought under
centre]. lUd damage estimated at $250.-
000 ill the center of the business dis-
trict. Two drugstores, :1 hardware
and a clothing store were the prln
clpai sufferers.
”mm
The NorWalk
' 14-16 WALL ST. 1
BEDROOM
Interment will take place in.
Tel. Orders Promptiy Delivered.
at Reduced Prices
W ' in sell-1‘ or single pieces of Oak, mahogany, 'llirdsoye 1 pi,
rating in Norwulk and bringing their
lialnilies tom the west. The influx
has been gradual durng the last (on
months. but it has been continuous
and altogether 11 large number of
householders have found their ‘way to
this city by reason of the new fac-
tory influence upon their life. These
are the skilled lllet‘llllnies to assist in
the factory. The great mass of work-
01‘s will come later.
omitted to perform those duties as to
cause the death of a certain person as
named in the information.
The information in fact alleges that
“lo accused as president of said :‘all-
road company, “wilfully and felonious
l.\' did make an assault and did then
and there. wilfully illlil irlouiously
choke, suffocate and burn her. the
It will be some time as yet before said Jane Doe, by means of a certain
the concern has become ready forlm‘f‘ “Ml! ”ten and there was burning
business, because of the great labor {In “Md (‘ill‘ in “11th Shi‘. ille said
.to be. involved in moving the innchin ‘7““9 “09 then “'85 Mid near
cry and flutory equipment here. and
the room doling: and adding to the
present building. This work will be.
rnsl1ed,howe\er and it. is anticipatedl
that. but 'a few days will elapse after
the deal has been closed tomorrow lie-117m“ therein ailing unto her, the said
fore ”,0 \l'olkmen will be on meiJune Doe. by means of the said the
,kl'ound and detailed effort begun, land of the smoke thereof, a certainl
l
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the means of the smoke thereof. and
by means of the said fire and flames
tbelof nllfnlli and felonioutily
burn and wound her the said Jane
The credit for the location of mplmorlnl (bolting and suffocation and by
new concern here goes to no body 0if menus or the said tire and the flanns
me" m)“, individuals, 1nd to “0 mo_,tbcreof wilfully 11nd felollionsly did
tlon outside of those numed~lilohurd ““‘l “"“lllds “l ““‘l “W“ ”l9 “98"]
ll (101110“ “11¢ Leslie Gamble They body and limbs of her the said June.
have met i1 euuenib with the Officials‘l)°‘-" a more pa: til‘ular description of
here have gone over the ground with i wllk ll is as yet unknown, of which"
‘lhenl. ulld “We nurtured the pl‘opgai- luilid mortal choking and suffocation.
'llOll until ”8 now nearly ended trans land of said mortal burns, sores and: ‘
lil(‘i.iOl‘i ot' flnality. wounds she, the said Jane Doe. then:
| \lorwulk business men and in fact “”1 ”"3?“ "13'4"”5' (“0‘1" 1
every person in Norwalk will the ”I understand “‘13 Wit-““136 001“ l
greatly benefited by the coming of teeth; it charges a voluntary man-l
”H3 IN‘W factory one thousand me“ ,81)lll;hi.(-ll‘,'l‘lmie Ii‘l nothing: in “10‘
many of them married men with film ‘ illior-msllon 0 barging the neonatal] 11 ithl
llles will materiailiy increase 111mm“ ““51"“ 01'0"”“810'1 0i” any lid"
population of the city. This can mean 4 ”9““ “WW 1" 00113811119111» of which
nothing but increased business and "h“ “a” ““9 “09 1°“ “9“ "h” but
instead it charges direct acts of. vio
greater prosperity. tit is in simple
W£'__ ”MM ,.... llellce producing that result, although.
it was conceded in the argument that
miles of the scene at the time of the
injury to a'ud death of said deceased. ..
l have been referred to no author-
itiell and i know of none holding that.
.a person. as an officer of a corpora»
tion may commit voluntary manslaugh-
ital“
While it. is- true that the strictness
warmer-1y required in framing colit-
.j'plsints in criminal cases has been
memorably relaxed it is still the
Furniture House.
FURNITURE
smears of the“ crime must be charg-
,. 1‘1 .1-m
such was charged with certain lawful --
duties. he so negligently performed or
and '
about her, the said Julie Doe. and by ‘
, did -
land the accused to pleat) his convic-
‘ siiatoment' upon which to base the.
the :fin on ratios the essential,
in any; ro’ciso formalin. oi words
Are You Ready to Look?
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We are ready to show you the best“
selections ‘ of ready-to-wear apparel
in this city. Don’t come to us first;
we want you to look at all others
and then we expect to hear your
honest opinion. Your verdict will
be in our favor.
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g Ledger will be a benefit 1:
to you.
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animation and analysis of the informa-
tion, unaided by any extrinsic facts
but thé conclusion is ill l'ellgillulll‘t] by
the. conceded fuels that the. said Jane
Doe met her death in a railroad \\'i(*(‘ k
at which the tiCt'llHtliI was not pris-
out
’I‘ he domurrul'a are sustained.
offense is set forth with slicll clear-
hesa and certainty as to alllpriso the
accused of the .climo for which he is
called to answer and to enable the
jury to deliver an intelligent verdict.
the court to render .1lproper judgment
lien or acquittal in bar of anothel
prosecution for the same offense "
11in examinaliOn and analysis of the. MRS. PALMER ls lLL. .
information at the bar leads irresist-f Mrs. John palm,“ was "pasted at
lhly to the conclusion that said infor- gm. home last. mm“ the complaint
caution is insufficeut when tried by having been made by her Rimbaud.
those rules. it is an insdii‘tlciunt m, n. M Wolfe prescribed for 1,111-
”a M
evidence which the attorney for 'stst'e it peii‘fi'lngmn have played “doctor"
says he intends to introduce. it is
insufficient to “apprise the defendant
of opecm‘c acts or which ‘lie is alleged-
to have committed and which were the
(producing causes or the death or said
Jane Doc 1 think this the inevitablom
"’ acid” on to bill reached froth an. sir-nus liéea 1'11,th.
cine once every three hours.
lice say that Judge 'Honry W. Gregory
will be asked too
to inquire into the utility at .1111. rm-
NW.
and Wallace IR. «Somalis and Chief W. f
alternately in adininisterinl; the moth-2L
The non
.
appoint a’ commission ‘
“Hoi- troubles before the court
Norwalk Chronicler