‘ Bemstltehed Table Onion - -
. and colder Sunday. , '-
\ veloped on the South Atlantic coast,
, inch of precipitation
poems Table
., {All 1.1m Table Dem
Tweet Towels. -..'. ..
arueicrmus ’53!erva
“KNEW
\1Wm-smm.
Me a men or about Bolton's
Mim- Pohoemaa who were mistv
lug him sari-led the dummy up to the
landing on the third door. They then
hurled it down the stairs. The cor-
oner was in the room of Patrick Rob-
bit, on the second iloor with two
others. The wall dividing it from the
detailing was of brick, eight inches
A; thick: The coroner said the sound
Yet the tall could be heard distinctly.
l Under questioning by counsel for
ithe defense. the coroner explained
.that on the first trial the officers
'viere not able to throw the dummy
:all the way down stairs. but it landed
‘on the stairway near the bottom.
1 “The men then’weut down three
3 or four steps and threw the body from
ithere. It struck on the leading up-
proximstcly where Babbitt said he
thought Ballou's body had fallen." 3
Other experiments were made to1
determine if a person speaking in the!
.. hall in an ordinary tone of voice could
be heard in Rabbit‘s room The wit-
ness said the sound of the voice could
[be heard, but the words not .distiu-
guished _.
The other witnesses included Nel-
, son S.- Einmons, an amititect of Slant
iford who designed the Rippowami
] building and was called to the stand1
WEATHER FORECAST to describe plans of the structure:
For Norwalk and vicinity Rain or with particulai reference to the Angle}
snow tonight, followed by clearing and Rabbit rooms. 3
3 E. Havee a photographer. wh02
. The western storm has moved dur identified DhOlOSI'BDhB he made 0‘
ing the last twenty four hours from stains on the floor at the entrance to
Missouri northeastvvard to Michigan. the Rlvpowam building. and which
It has caused snow or rain from K.~.11- , he said appeared to him to be blood
see eastward to Pennsylvaula \ and Harold A. Pa1sons, who testified
secondary disturbance which has dc~ 1 yfifiterdny with regard to diagrams he
had made of the Angle apartments
He was re-
for ques-
. ne-s
lie-ask”
mailman
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unseen-o norm. stock.
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Special To-day.
Rowe Cabinet Complete
Pestobosrd Cabinet 25c.
Woodencsbiuetllc.
DONNELLY.’
is sou-1'11 MAIN eraser.
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is new central near Norfolk, Va. it and approaches thereto.
is causing snow or rain along the called to the stand today
coast from ‘New York to Florida tlonlng by the defense
89""! Pl‘ced‘l‘ellorted more than an In the course of this examination
The tempera lounsel for Mrs.
tug-e. are rising slowly in the eastern that measurements taken of identical
4 districts. No Zero temperatures were P3113 0‘ 1‘0 Pm!“3 0’ 3 bare 1““ (00‘
"is
__ -‘ Second District are having the sand
one in the lower hall and one in the
gunner, there were discrepancies, in
WEATHER A YEAR A6010“ case the diil'crence being about
reported along the northern border.
Angle brought out 3
TODAY.
_-—_
Tcniperaturef
40. Show. ,' . , ,
if you want your money to earn
money. deposit it in the Savings De-
Low, 30; high, ,
partment of the South Norwalk Trust
thiesqusrteis of an inch The prints
of the feet were outlined, he said in
blood.
At the conclusion of his testimony,
3court was adjourned until next Tues.
3dsy. it is expected that. the state
3will finish putting in testimony the
More part of the week. \irs. Angle
its expected to take the stand in her
' nose at the meeting last night. Biltslbattallon camps of the First and Sec-l
Mahmoud William G. Crockett.
Company, where it will earn him per
cent. compounded twice a year. Iown deiense
1,8,3 WILL HAVE BATTALION CAMPS.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 6——
The forthcoming nnnouucemnct of
camps for the commands of the Con-
of the necticut National Guard will include
the innovation of battalion camps at
the East Haven Rifle Range. instead
,of regimental or manoeuvre camps at
lNlantlc. The omcers' camp of- in-
The directors of the South Norwellt struction will be held at the East
Public Library transacted routine bust.I Haven range on June 7 t0 .11 The
—-Miss Polhemus will keep
store open Monday evenings until 9‘
o'clock.
The water commissioners
in the filter of the South Norwalk
Water Works washed and replaced.
4—..—
were ordered paid, and the purchase and Regiments of infantry will be
of several additional works of interest gin on July 6 and will continue for
was authorized to be made from the‘ six weeks, one battalion replacing an-
.Rowsn land. A large number of new other at the end of seven days. Each
books were ordered for delivery this: camp will he commanded respectively
,month. by the major of the battalion encamp-
. ,ed. Those camps will be devoted to
“—mcins Sat. night. 'Polley‘s bdll’general instruction and especially to
room. 27 Monroe St. 25c. couple. range work in the 11111 the entire
' ‘ lGuard vi. ‘1 have one “war mobiliza-
The criminal proceedings in the tion day On that day, for the pur
case of Miss Elizabeth Straub versus pose of instruction in mobilization, it
A.lex LiOllChlk will be heard Monday! will be prgauppofied thgt war has
morning in the City Hall court At- been declared, and commands will
tomeys John .1- Cause represents be called out by preemptory suin-
Miss Stroub in the matter. The cWilYmons to repel an enemy:
proceedings were yesterday afternoon _.___.______.
settled between the interested partial: iRev. Henry Macbeth. of Bethel. last
«so of court. An cerement was Blen- evening delivered s special Lenten
ed by the young man and the girl, as sermon at Trinity Church, South Non
Well as their parents and Mayor From 9 walk
all; I. Burn'ell and Selectmen Horacel .
i —'l‘ho Sentinel has'all the latest
rwwa.~boflt Infill and mineral.
Coir! affine FourSeuns.
W
ABA'WW
hypo-1w miuuqomtwlceu ’euhi-nh
put 'aulhh also. The" cashed-weave
teen-w. felon flesh” h
mans-sum
«teams AND SEWER REGENER-
_ slow.
The roman in this paper are sins-
iller with Higgins and Salter, . the!
largest retail China and less House3
in the world, through seeing their:
advertisements inserted hr’ those col-
umns during the past six years. As
already nuhlbhetla the .W der
patches, Higgins. Q Setter on M‘
purity in the hands of receivers, due
to present Europesnconditim that.
no one iii this country could have
foreseen. This receivership means a
golden opportunity to all the old
customers of Higgins and Salter. as
it does to everyone who can this title
vantage of the prices attend in the
receivership sale now in progress; the
imperative necessity for cash caused
the receivers to otter everything in ' 't
the Higgins and Setter stock at prie
es that in many cases are not over
50 per cent. of the actual value.
The fact that William S. Anthea, for
many years superintendent of the
house of Higgins it Setter, has been
made general manager for the receiv-
ers,"ls ample guarantee that the al-'
ways high standing of the house and:
the quality of the merchandise will be ‘
maintained. '.
THEY KNOW iT'B SAFE. ;
Parents who know front experience,
insist upon l-oley's Honey and Tar.
Compound uhen buying a medicine
tor coughs, colds, croup and la grippe.
C. T. Lunre ford, Washington, Ga.“
wzrites ‘i have used it for six years!
and it never has failed. 1 think it is‘
the best remedy made for coughs and:
colds " Sold everywhere.
PRESIDENT DEFERS EXPOGITION
VISIT. .
WASHINGTON, March 6.-—-—Presi 3
.dent Wilson has virtually decided not
to go to the San Francisco Exposition
this month. but will go later in the
summer He wants to stay in Wash
European situation for the present.
UNCLMMED LETTERS.
South Norwalk.
Gaetsna Fore Novelole. l
E. S. Andrews.
James Carter.
James Courtney.
Dwight M. Merrick. . l
Miss F. B. Mason. 3
J. N. Morehead. - _ '
S. Wallett. c|o E. s. Andrews. :
* ANDREW LEARY. P.1M.
t
Middlchrook of No“
Mrs. George
York was in town lately. a guest at
the home of H. G. Thomson.
Mrs. Judson Rogers who Wits oper-
utcd 011 recently in the Dnnhury Hos-
pital for nppcndhitia is repent-d re
covering rapidly
Mrs. George Boyd and sun. Fred-
erick Boyd of Waterbury. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ll. G. Thom-
son ovor \Vasington’s birthday
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray and Miss
Louise Min-ray of New York, were in
town recently looking at the house
of Miss Sturges, which they hnvo
rented for next summer.
Miss Abldall Randal went to Hart-
ford this week to present the Dati-
tlon from the Wilton Equal Fran-
chise league. About 1 50 persons sign-
ed the petition asking that 11103 mutt
ten of suffrage be brought before the
voters.
Miss Saiiymliuddiobrook of New
York, has been spending a few days
in Wilton at “The Pines." Miss)» Mid-
dlchrook is completing the schedule
for the Garden contest conduc d by
the Civic League. she having ‘ sites
the chairmanship of that‘ committee
of the Rogue. )i
. b:
The pictures last Sunday opening
at the Congregational Churchv were
unusually interesting. the topic being
“The Children of Foreign Linda '1
Slides were shown of Africa, laxico,
indie. Ceylon, The Microneaslli ls-
lands. China. Japan and Turkeyugome
being‘particulnrly beautiful.
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1‘11,
The support“: the Cannon albino-
dist church on ..the night of Wash-
lncton's birthday was a. great success
and netted tolhe Ladles' Aid Society
the sum of $86. The “supper" was so-
licited arid managed by ’the men of
the church under the general super-
vision of Rev. John W. lace avid W.
to; Hurlbutt. om! ties Aid may
extended d hearty vote of thanks to
all those who so studently helped.
u ”‘u
:Boclalist lecturer and agitator.
ington to keep in close touch ,with the Socialist movement because. as be whenever a “movie" plot. or.’ phase
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E5,KEELER a: KENT CO. SAM ROODNER
(JlE‘SLM
_RAYMOND BROS. MANUEL T. HATCH 6395
DEFYING KINGLY ORDERS. FERRYBOAT FOR “MOVIES."
Former Socialist to Lecture in Red Promoters Purchase Middlesex. Fon-
Men'o Hall. South Norwslk. msriy on ChesterMadlyme Route,
Pastor W. Frank Hudgiags, former3 The old steam‘ ferryboat Middle-
but sex, formerly plying the Connecti-
now a minister of religion and loyal out between ‘Hedlyme and Chester.
supporter of the Christian cause. will is soon to pose for the "movies."
speak Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. She was bought Tuesday, by Guy
in Red Men's Hell 26 Washington Hedlund, president and manager of
street. South Norwslk, on the subject:
"Defying Imperial Orders " Mr. Hud- Company. Mr. liedlund purposes
gings severed Ml 00!“!!th With the to run the boat on the Connecticut
r.”
expresses it. “sensational irretionslism or plot, cells for such a setting. And,
and uncharitable reasoning has over- inlumately. the host may he shat-
stepped principle" in the Socialist tered to fragments by an explosion
ranks But still believing existing cow for spectacular effect.
'ditlons to be radically wrong and far 3 Since me Cheslyme steamed into
from the promised "desire of all ns- home waters the middle of last
tions." he undertook a study of hu- pummel; we mamas“ has been
than"? from "8 hesinnins- Biblical riding at anchor on the west or
Chester side of the river. near the
;ferry pier. When abandoned. she
was in Ad running condition.“
; The Hedlund Company is erecting
‘iriedluud's home. on Honey Hill. of.
. 3 lyme.
3 M ‘
t 4—w. T. Asbeli, cit-postmaster of
'ilt‘dw.ardsport ind, w;rltes “l suifered
'trom severe trouble with my kidneys
and back. First bottle of Foley Kid.
.ney Pills gave me relief." Thousands
testify that backache. rheumatism,
sore muscles, aching‘golnis and blad-
der weakness vanished when Foley
Kidney Pills were taken. Sold every-
where.
EFFRON COMPANY INCORPORAT-
ED,
A certificate of incorporation has
.5 been tiled by the William Effron Com-
pany, lnc.. in the town clerk's ofllce.
This compsnyiis organised to carry
on the sale or purchase of “coal, wood,
there contained; beginning. as it does. ice. Junk and to pursue a general con-
with the world's formation and pro; in traotlng business."—-Stsmford Advo-
atlon, portraying men's creation in‘ cats.
. w. 1111mm nuoouvos.
history and prophecy supplied what he
had long sought for. He was amazed
at the logical and connected story
MAINE KEEPS DIRECT PRIMARY,
LAW.
AUGUSTA. Heine. March 5.——The
House of Representatives refused to-
day. by a vote 02‘9“! to 32, to repeal
the direct primory law.
also and its attendant curse, and step
by step traverses the ages until the
perfect man of the future is reached,
in fullzpossession and full enjoyment
of the promised, unending ehrthly par-
adise. Concluding God's way of,rlght~
ing earth's wrongs to be the best, be
there devoted his life to the heralding
of the Kingdom of Christ.
His lecturek Sunday afternoon, will
deal with “the coming Kingdom," and
the preliminary work to be accom-
——Scntlnel Want Ads. bring results.
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1.-“
George W. Collin Jr.&Co.
' pllshed in the earth. Admission free.
No collecuon.- 3 UNDERTAKERS. -.
- *- 95 Main St. Norwalk. .
Phone‘ 8‘74. House 511-12
PAMNETTI WILL FILED.
Judge John F. Resting. of the Court
of Probate, Staniford,"has received the
waist Louis Paganstti. who died here
a few weeks ago. The will disposes of
a bank deposit and some personal prop
erty, leaving all to the widow, who is
Lady Attendsnu’lcture Frsmlnmf
- non Lama g:
nuned as executrix. 00mm“.
Estimates cheerfully banished i
-wa1.coue insomnia". 0-8 Wood It», rm 00- NW“-
Most middle used than and women no “u __
are ‘1“ to learn M m Kidney W
Pills give relief frets Wilden. , »
all and sore muscles and Joints. puf- RIIUILT "Fulani” - L 0.
sum. um
the newly-organized Hedlund Film
9. new exterior studio close by Mr..
{the extreme eastern 'part of Had- ‘
HUWLANDS
Entrance on Main Sc, Fairfield Ave, and Cannon St.
plies rive ~. . ,
Bridgeport, Conn. ‘ i
ant-irony, Mardl s. 1913. ’7'
. 7,131
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lieu-can buy and can save ‘
A man can buy an vcrcoat or a suit of clothes now;
wear it till Spring weather arrives; then put it carefully . "
away for wear next Autumn. M in
He can feel sure his overcoat or suit uill bt in good
taste next Autumn: fm this offering is of sensdile (011- if
striatht‘ sorts. 3
He will pay far 1155 than early season prite ur to—
dav' 3 v1 0rth in," 5 ‘
'llierc is the brief story of this opportunit) . 0f the 1
making of lower price: of the chant! to get tv‘pitaily-
1\ccllent Howland clothes at big economy. .1
Overcoats . Suits l
Each in correct tasteful models 3
Each of pleasing worthy fabrics , ’1
Lately $13.75 and $19.50 Lately $16.50 ’-
s12.50 and $17.50 NWT“ ‘ $15 ‘
17’3“ Main Floor, Rcar. ,
Serge dresses-«$5.50
Good serge. sensible models, well made, good colors. l "
And at $5.50! if
. Sonic belted. Some with satin girdle. Some with
plum skirt. Some with simple but pretty trimming on i '
skirt. 3'
Belgian blue and green and navy, and black. '
Black— and- -w hite checks, too; these trimmed quite ‘
piettily uiih light blue. 3 ;
An unusual lot; at at unusual price; straight from
maker “110' is eager to clear out his surplus V ‘
That 3 reason for the price of— $5.50 -‘
e Second Floor. l.
, .
shoes ~m
Know it would come! ” ‘5 ' " ”1"”
It had to; young men 11' ercnt going to be a bit be- " ' f
hind their young women friends! ‘5
And here they are—-—-clotl1- -top shoes with snap and 7 ..,
style and novelty... ., . . . ~ {a 2.1141
Good supple black calfskin \ amps that harmonize Y .‘ ‘
well with the clever tops of gray and oxford cloth. ' 3'"
Heels are flat and broad. _ I 1
Toes are the long drawn- out English sort. " .3.
Last all through is English, a new variation of the '
English last that young men have given such hearty ap- ' “
proval. $3. $4 and $5.
New rubber-soil: shots on similar. last have hurried
in too.
Black or tan calfskin: rubber 5&e is .of god weight.
$3, $4 and $5
Near FairficidAvcimc Door. _
Join Sewing-machine club
without delay
The Howland sewing-machine club has its meni- I
bcrship roll still open. For a few days more, women s .
may secure a guaranteed Howland machine through ,, ~»
membership in the club, at low cash price and on easy
terms of ‘.paymcnt
Howland machines are of two types, shuttle and ro-
tary. Each sort is sold with the same guarantee of .
satisfactory service Eggs... _'
All Howland machines have drop head. Some ”are
equipped with a device which automatically raises and -.r
lowers the head. This device is simple, sure and prac- - ,
,
tically invisible. ‘ 1
Howland machines have ball and roller bearings to
make them run easily and quietly. Each machine will do
every sort of home sewing quickly and satisfactorily.
They are easily threaded, easily kept in order, will last _
for years and years. 1.
Club members me" choose any tvoe of machine from
the $15 Eclipse to the $39 cabinet Reliance. As soon as" 1
admission to the club has been given, that machine will
be delivered. All of its price paid up to then is ‘ “
' ,‘ ONE DOLLAR. ' ' " "'
BalanccHs paid in small amounts at stated times» ». .
Come and learn full about the club plan, test a ma- -
chine,~that will make p in the largencss of the oppor-
tunit ~.
y Third Sloor. 2‘
$10.00 A YEAR.
Norwalk Chronicler