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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 25, 1914 · page 5

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. ao'om Den. Parlor, ulnar»), Living 433mm and nail
L; .' 1 Furniture; also oi! Rugs" Carpets.* Maniacs, on
Cloth. Linoleum Draperies. Window Shades and -
Housedinrnlshings to be round in 1::le vicinity are

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'MIDDIJETOWN. March 25: -A warn-

: ing to be careful in making state-I
meats which“ might be construed to re-
iiect upon the integrity of the Judici-
ary was given 'l‘h'omdé Kelly, lamp:
black manufacturer, yesterday, by
Q, Judge W 8.094111, in the Superior
court At a; meeting of friends of
‘Proi'. W. C. Fisher, on the evening of
March 18, when there was under dis-
cussion a plan to form Fisher clubs to I
boom the candidacy of the professor
Q tor the Democratic nomination for
governor, Mr. Kelly made a speech in
which he was said to have referred in
Q Q Q [vigorous language to lawyers and Q
,I # Qiudges. Last Friday Kelly voluntarily

“ sava to Judge Case a written state-
Cemmon Sense—mom

ilnent as to what he actually did say
and meant in that speech, claiming
A Wild"! deal depends 3 800d (1881 “113011 the i193!“ that he had been misquoted in publish-
A 8601! many things that are apparent cannot be seen ' '
One cannot tell how far the shot carries 1by the noise of the gun.

ed reports of the meeting. Kelly ap-
peered in court today for a second
Fortune tellers may read your future but you'll have to go to it
just the same

tiine at the request of Judge Case.
Q ‘ Rally was questioned by the court
. It on article is secured by virtue at its' chenpnéss‘rdt is expensive
to the user at any price." '

as to alleged statements credited to
QQ Q him. and Kelly denied that he had
——I-Try Our COAL— it:
Best Quality —-— Lowest PriCes

Baseball _ luAYMONDliRorHERfiS
Goods —~—-—- ~

titlon of Prof Fisher to have the ballot
of all kinds at O. B: J
ackson

Thole" are many imporidnt
changes 111 the styles of skiers.

QQ Not quite the lustlc and «Pan—'1
nicr as of your mother's young
day but I" rcnchilv recalling them
to )our mind in tlic 13011fiunt~o

. bulgingr of the hip draperies-wands

Q the Peg 1'01) cficcts with marked '-
narrowucss .11 the ankles ’i.lic're
will he 'I‘icrcd null Ripple"Fiona-Ids
«cs 11ml I’lcntctl Tie Blacks—all
quite charming—and intcicsting,
.10 scL as we invite you to see
them now displayed. — -I I ’-

QBuy Them When You WillIBIuIt
See. Them New!

Prices $1. 98 to $1 00

Frank Jacob

Opposite Hoyt’ s Theatre

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

cool: and} lhtlonory we
' Nor-walk '

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Prtdoe the Lowest. ‘

 

Quality the Highest.

A J Collins 8. company

FUNERAL oiaecrons AND anesthetic
Telephone 747

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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I ”For Nerwalk and vicinity": Cloudy
tonight and Thursday, probably rain;
Qwariner; increasing south winds. The
_'dlsturbance which was central over
Colorado yesterday morning has mov-
ed northwastward during the last
twenty-four hours. and is now central
over Minnesota. .11 has increased in
energy. and is now causing cloudy and
rainy.weather..ln the Upper Mississip-

 

A Good Roof Tes
'is a hard snow storm. If your
roof leaks, drop us 'a card or-
’phone us. we will rcpair and
paint it all for one price, guaran- y
tecd.1c per square foot. Call us
‘ new.

boxes reI-opened in order to see the hell. .
lots cast at the recent city election.
Jildge Case told Kelly that this denial
taken with the ~w1‘ltten statement
which he had handed he court on Fri-
day were sufficient to permit the inci-
dent to he' closed but he simply de-
sired to urge upon Kelly the need of
caution in making statements which

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Di Valley and western portion of the D 0 N N_ EII L. L QY'I S NORWALK. might be misconstrued. ,Q E. R. Bradley &C0u

Lake region. The temperatures are QQQ Optician PHOitQI! 48!- ' 1 Judge Cm the" called to the bar " GENERAL ROOF AND mason

rising slowly in nearly alll districts 31AT|9NERV AND BOOK .VSTORE is» I ' Leonard 0. Ryan, an attorney, who Q' - CONTRACTORS

and are silent normal in the northern 1. 800m MAIN 3135511, ‘ EI'Is‘ also serves as local correspondent for THE VERY LATEST

districts east of the Mississippi river. ‘ . very-“ling in the Optidal Line the Hartford Courant and questioned .tor your dining room or one of we '1 Walhifliliwgfigvfgsrorwalk.g: Conn .Q
-—-.-—. ’ WW If” “ a- him "a to certain reports 0‘ mé meet beautiful reproductions ot‘ historic old ‘ " "I II ;Q‘IQ;Q______ ‘ II

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
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ings which had appeared in the public
press. Ryan said thathe was responsi-
ble for the reports referred to, and the
court said that in view of this the
matter would be called to the atten-
Q tion of the grievance committee oi the
'Q Mlddlesex her. After court Mr. «Ryan
saw Judge Case and explained to hlln
certain things about the reports ullicllQ
Iliad been printed and Judge Case suiu
.tliat in view of the explanation made
. by Mr. Ryan. he would consider the
:j matter closed.

' When air. Kelly was. called before

furniture-that are tailored now. We ‘
have many styles of "
QUALITY FURNiTU'RE
recovery room in the-house. Q We are
always glad to "see you. to show you
our furniture and tell you our prices.

The A. I.Angev1ne
&Son Company

SOUTH NDRWALK

.Mok

’Tenmerature:
Rain.

Low, 58; high,

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noses-NT e
LAUNDRY I

Summer .is nearly here.
-iGentiemeu!
flew Do Your
White Serge
Trousers
Lo'ok'?

Let as clean and press them
for the coming season. We also

PRING

OPENING

Pattern Hats and Niiliinery Novelties.
Thursday Friday and Saturday,
March 19th. 20111 and 2.151, 1914.

Miss Polheinus

180 Washington St. South Norwalik. Ct.Q

ThameQr 1 Phone 302.

 

John J. Cuneo oi South 'Norwalit,. Q .
spent yesterday in Bridgeport oh.
, business. Q Q .. '

 
 
 

,. DEMONSTRATION oi
a MOYER MOTOR mitt

Wliquulckly convince any person that appreciates the best of mu—
terlal'and equipment, combined with the many exclusive Meyer tea-
tureqi that there is no other car made that can equal it at the price.

I the court Judge Case said in part: "i

FOURS $2 500 SIXES' ‘3’ 400 '1 have read carefully your statement

0 s C A R H. s A N 11 s . ..

:invitatlon to you to explain or deny
DistrinQiQuter for Fairtield Conn. y, River Street. Nor-walk, Conn.

Mr. ‘end 'MIr'ii? lsii‘ac‘ “Buttery? {it} '
Patcliogue. Long island are stopping
at the Not-walk Hotel

lilies Mabel ’1‘. Taylor. of :Burritt
avenue, who has been sick- for the past
eight weeks, is slowly recovering.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

in order issued yesterday from

the adjutant-generai's oflice announceei

Q thIe'vdlscharge from the military son

I vice of the State of Private James

Brown, Eleventh Company, Coast 'Ar-

tillery. C N G. to enlist in the United
States Army

 

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Baseball
Goods

 

 

Qstatements attributed to you in the
. ,The court is concerned only
. with one feature of the report of thel
tun-meeting. While your opinion of the
. {court may be interesting or valuable

OCULIBTS AND OPTICIANS
TO PARTICULAR PEOPLE

skill and accuracy should he the ~
first (onsideratlon in taking care

 

. -——.——-——— cheanse and press ladles' suits. El {I Q‘Q Q. El m | .33 contained in your so-callcd'speech, of their eyes. |
William Hyland and family, of As- A fair trial is all we ask. wag," EVERYTHING 833ml: there ’3 0312’ 9116 l’QOQIQ'QthQ “1 “"110“ the We employ experienced Oculists _ Q
toria L. I. have taken possession of hi M ELECTRICAL ' court note 11 a spec u (use corrupt ‘ Q ; .
' v and Power. , Motor Repairs; ~gradume ph siciuns to e. amiu
the Davies residence on the Highway ' You want your ho'use or store wired iy in that you knew in advance what. y- . ‘ e Q Spfliding and D & MI

a certain decision would be because! ”85‘ .

you knew in advance that the plesid ' "'7 At-‘lintlc ileum-e. Stamford. can".
log Judge had been ‘tipped 011.11.va1 .0901! Sat- Evenings. QEQst. .1897
to know if you said it. The court isn't .
.familiar with that expression!‘

 

in South Wilton. They moved into
their new home yesterday. Mr. Hy-
land recently. purchased the property
from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davies.

You need an electric motor I

You want an electrician in a hurry R

we will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work.

me warm ELECTRIC‘CO.

SEE OUR NEW .
NORWALK PENANT '

George W. WardwellQ’Q

 

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Mrs. William K. Fowler and Mrs.

 

 

 

 

State Highway Q Commissioner Alv'ui D. Wadsworth will entertain the ‘ ELEcrnl’cmALI' CONTRACTORS. Q . Q l on Kelly‘ said he did not kilO“ the " 52 South Main Street
Charles J. (Bennett gave a hearing. members of the Matinee Whist Club 64 w'QAQ-rQEfi Q31; m 3903’" WORWAhK- meaning of the term.

PHO
: .8: . . Judge Case said:
to the question. "

Q “IQ deny urging the terme' replied 'lh'el-

‘Monday. on the . petition of the
5 Bridgeport and ‘Danbury Tramway
Company to put up .llght tension

at the Norwalk Country Club Thurs-
day afternoon.

"1 want an answer

 

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nires from banbury to Newtown.
There was Q‘uo opposition to the pe-
tition. . .

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Governor Simeon Fl. Baldwin yes-
terday appointed State Superintendent
of Weights and Measures Thomas F.
Egan, of Hartford. to he a delegate

IMPRESS your friends with \our' Ah'rls'irlc taste;

Send Them selected This er C eras

We do not buy Cards at random. WE DlSCRlMlNATE. We make"

ly.

lQunge Case then said that he under-:Q
stood secretaly of the meeting was
also a representative of the Courant,

01‘- livery.- Description.
t COTTON .106

When , .
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lollies Passaiuuie.‘ of Hoyt street. from this State to the ninth annual a study of EE‘EGANCI’“ Prices the “”6 cards diffeijents in which the article undo: considers-i 23%;“:QQ32LL as to nherc Qto got V0,“.1f suit made,

Norwnik; was, lined Si ”by Judge 14001? conference on weights and measures. LANICE 3 Clear. fitntionery and Native tore tion ahpeured. - 1 Q d i‘ Q d d i' _

Q wood in. the WW“ court this morning which is to be held in Wafilliillitml on MAm STREET NonALK (Formerly J. T. Hayes.) .4,” Mr. Leonard 0 Ryan here?”usk-] BUTTEHFEY c cum reps it oi plesIIse Qg to list a
I on the choicest violating the some may 20 to May 2:1 “THE STORE THEY TALK ABOUTQ', « - and 1111» trial Called 1m and deliveled 1.

 

ed the court. ' I
Mr. Rydn, who had been seated in i

the roar of the mom, walked toward

the iiench.

- Ii "Ybu' are a member of the bar?" ask

IISIay What you W111 QYdu IIIOIIII'IIIiIiIilggg'2I1IfItlle reply:
can ’t beat our Q "Your name appears at the head at
. a .. on Clothing.

the Middletovin column of the (Journal;
sisamezosuns...'.......,.._.$11~
T8

as local manager." said the court.
“were you responsible for the article
:t 11.1 you do better? Take advantage of our SELLING 0U
if you buy once you'll always be our customer." 36,213.

that appeared in that paper? You are;
Louis Avric «=1

an atto‘r'ney‘ and you know Your rights you have olvtained consideiahle prop
Poerorrlcs BLOCK :

RAINBOW WiG DOL'LS.
You Should See Them At

IRIGGERMIAN
R0546!“ Nurth Main St.

Daily and Sunday Papers I».
/” livered.

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NORBWALK HOBPlT-AL NOTES.

 

law. on, Saturday complaint was
made to—‘Berzeant 'Hunt that Passa-
fume had-caught, two pickerel. and
a warranty-ins sworn-out for inner:
rest. '

 

A L BRIA
Fine Tailor

82 NO. MAIN er. TEL. 920‘

 

 

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Thomas Carroll, of Kellogg street. -
First district, was discharged 'froin the '
. . Norwaik hospital this morning. ~ _

A new, impetus to the Qtaihedoi‘g Dr. James A. Meek, of Washington
plans for a New cannon trailer line street .seconu district, will leave the I
will -_be given by a meeting which Will institution this afternoon. die has I
the held this afternoon at the chamber been confined for almost two weeks ~-
11! Commerce rooms in the Town A114 as a result of air operation.
sombly Hall at 2 o'clock As many Elmer Snimn, 9-years-old son ot :
oi the incorporators pf the New 011- William H. Snitlin. oi East Not-walk. Q
naan fittest Railway Company as can was operated upon at the Hosiptai this .
will be on hand to listen to a propos- morning. 'to’r appendicitis T
ition which M. ’W. Conkiin. a practi-
cal railway builder. or New York, will

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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‘ wAIsnlNGToQN Mal Iii—escrow ‘
Mendoo it was announced teddy, has
written to Thomas C liniloy and Th

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M". Ryan said in reply: "in among ter and explanation are sufficient to. nice P Keene employees in the sum
. urefl" | permit me to pass over this lucldont'”f the “ii-"“0" if?" the interior '1’
I “Were you responsible for the .QQlap- with a warning that you be more dis-Il’i‘l'imeiliv congratulating “will on m
quage ill the quotation mhrks?" asked“ creet in the future. The courts are re- {fact "‘1“ ”mi recently completed

 

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present. ‘ ' , . ‘the court. instant in this Jurisdiction to Qtake no "it” WWW i’.“ 3“”??? '5’ Ii?" “°
‘ W“"WMW ‘ > I 3"“7’“ 25a. Dinner, 351:. “To a considerable extent " Mr. JQtyI- tine of such utterances on were attrib- “will » Qt‘d
TRIO T6 DECADE. WINNER; ' Supper, 260- an replied. " 1 . ' . Inted to you, but “on all “was as that secretary McAdoo limiQ been i Vise

 
 
 

"no you consider with report con- Qwas unusually flagrant and could not that despite the that that lit. have
ulstent with your oath as do attorney: be pushed by. ‘ ' was eighty-three years old QliQ .
I Ponder over it—‘~" said Judge Chisel QQI MI‘. Kelly, given permission to spoon, Keene seventy-live, Qund a duo .
The court then said thii‘t’ he‘ would snidz' "l'Q cbnii’lde’r ilic‘ phrase "tipped veteran both fuels discharging that

 

 

 

Q, Two more games Qand the Knorr pool Q’ _ * Q Q . " " *
tournament is ended.‘ Raymond, 110, ~ _

Younes, 7., a. m... as m... .. Wednesday Dinner
contest tor the prize. Buttery .last 1 1 Green Pea Soup

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

b the W“ Pork 'I - ‘ do hothin irf'regdi'd to this restores: so" ”alas more insulting than 'an‘ything duties in connection with the Q13. Q
13:: 2:115:81??ng Wigfiayina . German 'PotRonst , , WIWIII‘V W ugh" tonic, listen one that appeared of print." - oi' the complicated indies QinQ'Q on
' 'm PM! tonight. - 9 .~ , . Q Lamb Croquattag Q Q , 1:? orthé idoinmittee. Alter Q"‘I should think so," the' don/ti re- with the greatest sntisiafit n
. , . . :QQ ; _ Mashed pom -‘ modem“ W 13680 realm plied. "I hope it will “not occur again updimr. Q .Q “i, Q QQ QQ QQ QQQ
Groom“! Carrots . I 'Q “My”; ManBysnt-iewhich in this court." Q QQ Q Q Q Q {Q E:— m. WNNAiIrd
. Chocolate Pudding .Qj {Q 1‘ fifw’mfiumwn Q i Mi his QQ‘QA
homemade Bread and Pies » . “was kids this am}. Judaei rue dist manic (or th'e’ iotmutioh

"Hittite!!! and listheQdi ot the new censrai slow for women

 

 

 

 

 

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