Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 19, 1914 · page 12

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\ ell gory Il"- urn
. ' and courtesy , heron anythihu

give it it theses onythinc at all
hut, we sell it

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Fast Class Repairing

' . 31s our BuSIII'ess Magnet

IWatch Glass (heat kiIidl .
Watch Hands Fitted 106 .09.
Main Springs ...... .50c to 81.00
Case Springs, i- .50: to $1.00
Nowhere can yup get your ro‘pal‘n-
done better. . ‘
Watch and (hook Cleaned 75c to 81 50
\\ niches and Clocks“ Repaired all
parts made like new , . .151. 60 up

Look For- Our Repair List.

JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
GOODS REPAIRD- iN BEST
POSSiBLE MANNER. ‘

Own and one the very uewest,’ lin-
eat and expensive GI-I-,Inan Swiss,
French and American tools and Inn-

 

 
 

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It on oan' t, afford the new just
a 00k over what you already-
, ‘ A few taclos here and there.
‘rhgps new upholatery in some

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

canes, and a little varnish will make chinery
he" old new. We make no charge B
tor-I inopcetion. Just ’phone us. AI. A. D

WATCHMAK ER
Jeweler and Optician

, KOH'N BROS.

72” N. min St. Phone 336-4.

PliMilllIl

138 WASHINGTON STREET,

 

 

 

 

“BUY V . .
Hazelton
Coal

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Then. Hershfield III Son Co
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YOU'LL‘ ENJOY PREPARING '
VEGETABLES

bought here. ‘Thcy’nrc so fresh
and crisp you know they are go- I
lug to taste line on the table.
WHY EAT CANNED 00008
when you can get the fresh
from the farm article? Just
come here in the roaming and
see what a good natured crowd
you'll meet. Such \egetables as
ours would put anybody in good
humor. ,

Ghiotto 8t Co.

Music Hall Block

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Iure, Ruge- Brass Beds and Bedding,
takers Comfortableo, Curtains, '
inner Sets and Lamps ,,

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An Investigation

coal, ., l of our two immense stocks of Furni-
I g I tore will prove a money saver fol-Iauy

. . ‘one who is in necd of good Furniture
high grade of “liken- Im low prices.

M L. ROSEM

Day. a .I'erI‘
3:1“.le of

’ WM. EFFRON

., IMAiN STORE-15 Ely Ave, acu‘ll
nowaN 37.. EAST NORWIALK. I Nomam .
y a bushel and you will buy a ton. BRANCH STORE-LHainer'l Bloul

Tel. 441.

”JUNK DEALER 'I

you .0st need write a postal or
who Wm. lilffron and you will
I ready market. for things which
on't want. ouch as rage, Ipnlpcvu.
tum, mhhora. scrap-iron, metals.
1‘ beds a. specialty. We are
W Whaler your «all. Wm. lumen, ;i
Stomp iStI Tel. H7

1;. 441. Eatt Norwalk.

 

 

 

SHOOTING VICTIM DEAD.

W ()liCldB’i‘l‘dlt, Mane March 19.1.-
Miao Althea l“. Simeon. oIi’ Mystic. Conn.
I'IIlIyeurs old, Illod today, in the (‘ity
Hospital trout pneumonia reuniting
from c revtmer shot wound inflicted
on her Murchtl by .Illlirs. Mary t} Pow
on in the Powers home at. 305 Bhopa-
ler street, where Mina Steam Iron em
polyed an housekeeper. 'Mrn Bowers
had been an invalid many years and

Sentinel Wants or e a much action
d Inexpensive means oi communh
9‘ on. They altord a direct way ol
log n manage to the ones who
a moat reiterated.

inuune Jealousy. She- is I'lilltlel‘ olmcr-
ration in the State .lloapital.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

xpenenced Athletes

”ways hold a little or their otrength in fortune for the time when :'
r‘omouento prose them. ’

 

We would like your order. . I'

The Hatch! Bade Company

 

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'IIlty hall in the nature of the

 

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i the. clerk in the matter of interior lo-

' the entire rooms and the vault.

who shot Mina «Sienna during ll.‘ fit of

 

inolud quality. price promptaeaa
also included in a mantra deal we I
you need in Maple and Oak li‘loor- "

 
 

trauma '1‘ bottle, tormerly 0! Non1
.I walk, and A. L. Price, or Walllworti.

. with Attorney-General .lolIII IH WI ,
John F ambition and others will 611-"
drama the East Norwallt meeting in ‘
the ihtereate or the“ municipal light
plant. at the East Norwalk Yacht Club i
’ on Friday evening. Mr. Louie in well

known in town for while here he woo
e- employed by theIConnectlcut Company
as Storekeeper and later as superin-

 
 

WALK. outoII.

T00" Ill WILL STREEII

'WZAHJL STREET 101‘ 45 a. ill.“
high Valley reacted alihrply from yleuI , ..
terdny’ a decline at the opening today- Iluudent ol' the electric and gas demure,
in spite of the tiling oi the anti Trust ‘““ml- “9 “‘3'" from he” m West:
“It against the company. The stock llcld where he asaumd control of the
was in active demand and rose a point. Westilold (ins and Electric \\ crka lot-
on the lirat tow transactions. The “M. 0W. a succesatul municipal 931'
market as- a whole showed few cliang- terprlue. MI‘ ”@113er one Of ”'9
es of ubpgg‘quence at the outset. but bustamshed electrical men in New
there was a tlrm undertone In“? Sup. England, and la superintendent of the
ply of stocks at the opening range was wallingtord Municipal 'Gas and Light-,
small. ahd traders who put out slIoIt lug plant. He has to follow his name?
lines. yesterday, bid for stocks. caua- M. '13., C. 19.. L. E. and ii. E. , Alllfluett
lag the list to advance slowly. ISnIclt- Norwnllters are cordially invited to;
lag and Mexican lietroleumrose l. : liepresent 'l‘llOSBr'WllO are doubtl‘uli

(CALGUTTA, March l9.~'l‘he rate about municipal ownership are eager-j
or discount of the Bank of Bengal iIIlly asked to present ilIomaclvcs to;
was reduced from 7 will per cent. to- be convhlupd of soIIIethiug at any"
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Mil. SMITH T0 [IKE .
Hi8 NEW OFFICE

(Continued i’Iom First Page)

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SUPERIOR Milli" Jill"
REPORT DISAOSIEEMENTI

The jury in the case of Dudley E.
Hoyt against Edward (2. Stuart and
vault, has been awarded to (loIItrIIct- William J. K. litlhhell, after several
ore liriacnll and Sullivan. ‘ Contractor attempts youtcrduy afternoon and thin
Thomas S_ Rnllills and tho Mhrlng morning, failed to come to any narco-
lfonatriu'linn Company. also - bid for “‘9‘“. “Mil WEN? discharged, '
the work. 'llIII aumrlild by llriaI-on to The suit arises out of II land IIIIal ill
sullivun in tlIIIlr proposal was $3.6m», South Norwullt, the. question in issue
the lowest price. involvintt two mortgage IIotIIII. onc for

The Inuit which has been pi‘cvloua SL500 and the other tor II ‘ieBl-l amount.
ly desIHribcIl is to Ian from the loun- which the defendant “I‘ll“‘8 “I'M
Ilntlon up to and including the second She“ l" “51‘1“” “l“ Llirut. 3“le
floor ol the city pull. it is to be aix- Curtis yesterday Iiilectcd the jury in
tech ll_\’ lWPllLVvi'Olll‘ I'I-IIt llhdllllengionh his cliurgo to return a .verdict for
and the intcrior urrunaomcuta are to' Stuart. and “39m“. ““m‘e” m" “t
he mph as to give the greatest, Still-9' least nominal damages. and he lolt it.
tuition in manner M use. ‘ . with them to fix the amount and add

I‘oIIIIIIisuioncr liutch stated this six per cent. interest Whether it was
morning to a Sentinel rcportcr that the mathematical pIolIleIII that both~
work on the unit will “(,qu as soon cred lhc lurymcu or not was not made
I... the frost leaves the groun’ti. ll W“. known, but. they were. dismissed for
he rushed to II Inpld It‘ont'lllsion that ““3 “‘3‘“ and told “’ “Mk“ 3” attempt

the intention oi lot. Milli; all (“110,85 now to Ieport a verdict thia morning, IIIl-
der the one war, as per the ordinanm “m““l‘mt ”9’“ taken ‘30 it) 0 “km“
This morning the Jury .tried to reach

The contract. for the addition to tilt!
III-Iv

adopted by the city council, will be .
absolutely effected II verdictvngaln. and after three. at-
'l‘owu i7leriI Smith was naked hv‘n tempts “.th (“Ml"‘m‘m' The case:

' ‘ cannot he tried helore a jury until

reporter how he was going to like the'
new location; and he ekpresaed him;
self hv haying, ”it looks as though iIt
will be pretty convenient here I wil
‘havo much more room than I note an \HU'IIU
town now."

Several changes were suggested by

next year, and meanwhile a IIcttlotncutI
is c\pected to he reached

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SIOIEII8 “AVE
Ill FillAI. UEUISIOH;

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cation ““1 "31‘“an arrangement. (‘lIlet [legal-due and Commissioner:
which Mr Hutch agreed were aiI Riordan. of the tire department. met
right and which will probably latte with the commissioners of the Fire at
Iplace when the remodeling of the up district. last night. relative to the tan
pcI' liner of the city hall is under int: over of u“, ilre alarm syptem un-
taken; . der different control. The commission-
. According to plans the assembly are heard what the tire olllclale lIaIllo
hall in to be out in twain, halt to on offer and promised to let the latter
used for offices and the other half to know what they will agree to in a few
he remodeled to provide II council days’
chamber. The town clerk's oflice will The mmmlgglunem ueenied to «wish
include the oliice now occupied by to have the Fourth dlutnict take over
Building Inspector Clarence ll; Finch “‘9. “mm with mhor department.
IIInd the little oil'ice denignated as the equipment but no In with “him
mayor's own. The entrance to the printed for this work.
bII'nIIlt II Ill be cut through the cunt wall the fire alarm system will take noth-‘I
lur the quartera.

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II'IIOItlIIIeIIt corner of the present large it by experts.
IooIn, which will give him a How of

Hunt annoy. The clerk inspected tho. it is believed that the commissioners
situation with apparent satisfaction; “In i’uvm‘ the change.
it. not plenauro toduI. ’
From one source duh, and that not. TORRlNGTON MAN FOUND DEAD.
one of tiny authority. has the talk or
an injunction on the work emanated: Warner, forty- eight, was found dead
and prominent city Oflil'ltlltl declare this morning, in II hotel toilet room.‘
that thin course will not be pursued. . 'i‘ he medical examiner said. death “739
W44...4.._-....,. duo to achIlIoliIIm. Warner came here
WfiHRANTS FDR ULSTER UNIONI nix months ago from Bantam and WM
. lsrs employed by a truckrnao. He Willi ‘9
lIthililN, March/l9. “The (none to- curl-Inge painter by trade
day auya that warrants have been aiIIIn- ‘r‘w”"""
ed for the orrarlt of Sir Edward C‘ur .Iliouuewives “arch Sentinel Will“
non and other leodora oi' the lll‘ut tor Advo. for clues to that aapired to “but
llnioniI-Itu. _ I ‘ tor position!"

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The NorWalk Furniture House

14-16 WALL ST. Tel orders Promptly Delivered.

. ‘AN enoteca' Accompany-rim- wltl. soon ,9: it! bemoan .
_ won shone “one COUNTRV curt-Acre or ou'IIIr T'I’i' " '
can voters on ANY ounN'rr‘rvh , '

g'WiLTDN, BRUBBSLL'S, AXMINIBTER iNG'RAIIN
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The clmnse offiSiMULTflNEUUS REBEL

log out of Norwalk but will provide (or;
Mr Smith “m “‘“e 1”“ “Mk l“ “‘9 the more oucceaaiul manipulation or;

The ayatem to not in very pond con?

50' (ditch and the insulation is worn vironi’ I
“W - .. W -._____, Dummy “"3 mm “'m be “9" ”1““99 many wires and repairs are necessary \Itllllli moan virthal control oi the west

,would threaten the capital

'l‘OIlIllIlNli'l‘tm, March til.-WilllamI

 

j of General Huerta to re-open purloyu thuto

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Every Day Brings
Mere Suits and
Coats

Every woman Interested In the latest models should see them.

e; New Silk Underskirts

Arc of the latest Stylee with or without the silk Jersey tops.
included In this stock Is the justly popular “fitted top” line
that Is so well adapted to the present style of dress. All of
the toast popular shades are shoWn, including Tango, Green,
Blue, Lavender and all the others. ‘

THE NEW RAINCOATS are here, in the popular black and white checks and
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Alexander L. Hailoran.

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Young people of South Norwalk pm“ :5,
tittularly, and Home of the older cltl .3;
zone learned this morning of the sail Ii;
demise of Alexander Lauder liulloran l 5-
son of Mr. and Mrs lohu A. Hullornn.| 3‘.
of 27 Putuum III enue. The young man i i I:
had been ill for a number of FEMS-It QI
lmt until a tea II cor-I ago was in sIIcllI 2
a condition that he mold in» nmuIIdI1 :3;
out of-doors. l-lls chlin, was ('-(ill E‘
tinuul, however, and tlleIend (‘tililt’ I;-
curly this morning. "Allie." as his If:
friends know him, posacsucd a lllllrli' '2;
cheerful dluptlaltiIIII, and he claimed '5;
multitudes of friends, all joining in Si Ii:
mourning his death today. No ut- sa e for a Few Da S 5
tended the local schools, and inter the ‘1’,
high school. Afterwards he cult-rod . I:-
the ‘I’IIic & Towne factory in Slam l E:
t‘ord, l‘elliillllllllt until his illness t'orc It eIIIII est ifie 5:.
ed him to riuign. He was twenty-two I}:
years of age and learns. lwsidcs his I;
parents, two sisters. Miss, E. (icrtrud‘c 3,
llnllorun. of South Nunenlk, and Airs: Otto 6 ti attress é:
Marjorie Mason. of Greenwich. ’l‘hc «:-
tuneral services will-be held on Spnl ' If;
(lay afternoon- nt 4:30 o'clock from fix:
the into home. , vet E0 or fit e i:

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‘Chatleo Avallone. ‘ E:

Charles Avallone, infant child of Mr 1' :1:
and Mrs. John I'Ivallene, died last oney it
night at the home of its parents 20 .. I33.
Wood street. The funeral was held‘ ”_ :13;
this afternoon with burial in St. .
1...... ma... . . (ll You must come in and see these I;

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Mattresses In Order to appreciate what

Funeral ol‘ George Spraguo.
The funeral of George Sprugue waa~ .

held Tuesday afternoon from hie 2. a Bargain yflu are getting. ' '3
late home. 50 Van Zant street. until , ' ' ‘ ’ 23.6
was largely attended. The Rev. P.I :

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S. Fairbanks officiated. The: Inembersl
of Olive Branch No. lil K. of R, 0."
which the deceased was a member at
tended in a body The pailllearersI
Iwore W. B \lllle. Albeit Young Rob-
gcut Morrison and Wm CnaeI. The
remains were laid to rest in Riverside-i
Cemetery ‘

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(ii We have sold a couple doz-
en during the last two weeks.

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(liHadII’t y'Ofi better get in line?

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ATTMlK l8 GUMINS

(Iconuuued lrum ii‘nel rage.)

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Mexico.
The full of MI’Izullun. it was

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$1 00

CASH 0R CREDIT

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said.

cadet, while the capture of Ton-eon,
the railroad center of (leutral Mexico.
It the re-
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help capture these twd pointIII

 
 
 

 

IrIIIioa would it in Mold move against . ,1:
UnudaluJaI-a, which in the strategic. , . ix:
1on to lite south. I ‘ . .‘1’:
According to the piano. (luaymna " f; '
would be ignored in hopes that the .. . _ _ Iii
California (lull? port might fall with " 'QW‘v‘C’W‘I’ ~ "'~“
the capture of Mazatlan. ‘ W“. ..4 w m m _.m._w.::n
lt was acid that the simultaneous _ when the exchange wot notes Ile- hidden in animal/thrice “as not. bum
Iriovenlenta against rpm-mm, and Mo.- iIIIeau Senor ,‘l'omhoa and Charge- ed on any definite lntplnmtion and
'zatlun had received the uanctlon' of 0‘ Shnudhncauy and John Lind wan now I of the visit oi‘ i‘tolua to Mr. hind
General Carranza. now I‘narchlhg overt Icoupludod lust autumn, the, attitude- oi wan ougeily awullcd.
luIIhd ioto Chihuahua. ' . IIthe Wuuhlngton government was ill‘ill- .4 Wm... .4.-.“ .-I_..
‘ No New From Huerta. ' ly estohlthhed as oppoued not pull to MEN AND MULES KILLED.
WASHINGTON; March .19.~I~Wllile the recognition of linertu hut Iluyl'i illlX'l‘ON “,II MM?“ 19 ..... ’pwp W“.

no oillcinl word came to the White successaor or his choosing. 'l‘lIe Wanna were killed and mu'qh property hum;

House today of the reported purpose iiIgto gayernmonf has been Inlntll'ui
openceltli settlement in Mexico

depended not alone on the choosing.

No.12. near here, early today
Nineteen mules were knit-41.11”! III:-
cidanl occurred during III. ishot tiring

 

with the United Statue :sending his: l
minister at foreign affairs; lose liojael Of a man 10 Whom diplomatic recoanll
Vera Crua to confer with .Iolmr lion might be extended. but that in
I hind uamlrtiatrauon unloads indicated. "Wm equally dependent on the our of the mine, Tm. mt... mod
I» willinaness to listen to uni new “'99 .9“ “‘9 commmwnam ‘W John WIIIII‘Ime tillll .IcIIIn. IraonIr amp
.. proposals for In pence nettlemeht. They have ‘annouuoed their/unwillingness toi Jill? large families. . '
you mod to attach most importance ht compromlae With the Hllerlfl Swill) Ii f
"this time to the outcome of the im» Should the Constitutionallsts be 5163 .

pending battle at Torroon. which ill- tented nt Torreoh.- it to within
"expected to. man: a critical turn in range of pouaihiilti‘op that the

ti ‘ . Inigo ot the coir situation may be changed, and a coma cont
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ape dorm in n dun-t explosion in mine,

and «who ll‘ollowcld by a cave- -in ct parti-
wclo .

't'en per cent; at ulnoomtort in II,
the: furnished rebut III we lanolin-"tor you. ,

Whole can had one mm at least 99 per- II

comfortable or answering oration .

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