MW Raymond
UNDERTAKER
‘I’ai. 0M1“ Hui-o. an.
:1 waafltmos sr. ’
3 new Ran stairs aUILomo
Serve
Lunches
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White Pine Compound
tutti Tar
For That Cold of Yours
F. I. m m
Roe and’ Buck
SHAD
All kinds at Fresh.
Smoked. Sdl Fish
lssaantilionnd
Clans
Lane’s Bakery
51 Wafilagtaa
lust.
Edward Hill, of Woodward avenue.
is sudering from an attack of illness.
A rehearsai of the dcgrce team of
Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. it. I. was held last
night.
A dance was last evening held in
Arion Hall under the auspices of lo
cal italians.
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There will be a meeting tonight ati
the once of Frederick H. Ganung. on
South Main street, of Lhe Norwalki
Ellie Club. ‘
New Ictliord
Esc’allsps
St. Paul's A. A. basketball team willi
take on the fast Monarchs. of Bridge
port. tonight. in the Berkeley street:
LIKE A HOU$E AFIRE
Thil‘sthewsy weareaellingcona lt‘aaphaoul'otodeal with
T“ LEADING MERCHANTS by phone. as they render the best nor
vice and attention possible, with such orders. and customers re
oeive full value for every dollar invested. We have a full line of all
kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS that satisfy the Ineat tastes.
We‘ re the BBB-HIVES of Mt
RAYMOND BROTHERS T
ATLAS Pancake HOUR
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 Pass. 25¢
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Davey’s
Phone iii
wouldn't it?" State’s Attorney Cum-
mings asked the witness.
“Yes. sir," Dr. Gale replied.
Court was then adiotu-ned until
this morning at 10. o'clock.
“Jim" Jacques. of Water street. a
familiar character about town. tes-
tiled that he tbauht that Batons was
crazed with run on the Saturday be
fore the killing.
. Haines said to Jacques that he or
his wife would never go to court in
the assault case. the witness said.
mher wiuieoaes testified yeatcrdayw
the sheriff's gavel.
Mr. Cook said that he had not seen
Haines since the day mentioned.
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LADIES’
9 Inch Lace
BOOTS
In All the Fashionable
Shades.
5.9-2
Glover’s
In. Nor-walk
morning that Hsinas was often under
Mr. Cook was the first person in the influence of liquor.
the afternoon to be questioned about
the reputation olEdward F.Rattigan,
r “Jim." for truth and veracity.
Don't Baliava Things.
Asked by Attorney Klein what he
knew of Rattlgan's reputation for
truth and veracity, Mr. Cook said that
he did not. Mr. (‘ook was then asked
if his hearing was a little hard. and
then Attorney Klein queried again,
“no you know?"
“i don't believe
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in the assembly hall.
.day. ‘
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lots of things’l
hall.
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Raymond and Ambler. of Willem;
have leased their store, the former;
Pleasant Hour theatre on Wall streetq
Norwalk. to (‘olonel George D. Russell. ;
_ Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
7: North Main St.
"—— i Free Delivery. Phone lob
Judge 1. Smith Hayes. of Winchest-l
er. Ky, a leading lawyer in that sec- 1
‘lion of the Blue Gratis slate. is in this' ——»—....—— “WV...“
vicinity for a few days conferring withl
attorneys on land grants in Kentucky "Am ”H '3 mm
in which ciicnts of local lawyers are}
interested. i
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The special meetings alvthe First;
hi. E. church will be continued this;
evening. The pastor, Rev. William G.
Gina. will be in charge and he will be Had Hallucinations.
donated by the well known vocalists. George B. Hayes. it former police
Mina Gussle Fallon and icorge u,‘ mtin of Bridgeport, but who now liws
Hirsi. tin Newtown. wits called to the stand
by the defense at the opening of court
yesterday afternoon Mr Hayes was
(tilled last week by the state. He
said that he saw IIiiinos in Newtown
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The city of Waterbury is to engage
Professor James'l‘. Nclion, formerly
of Dnnbury. to NEW“ the members
of its police department in boxing and when the latter was intoxicated. 0n
athletics. Professor Nelson has con-‘Scplember 30. the witni‘ls said that
ducted classes in dcep breathing and his scorched llaini-s and called him
physical culture iii this city in pulby mime. but the defendant did not
years. 'answer, IIi-llncs' eyes “'l‘rl' bloodshot
laud staring. Mr. Hayes asked the II(“
An adjourned bearing upon the “Flt-mud murderer where he had been
9“““0‘3 0' Thomas C Millard,-trus- since the morning of tlic 27th. llaines
ice for the bankrupt New Milford Hat replied, Mr HM“ said .1 was with
0°" for permission to sue the New the officers all night." “What om
Milford National bank and lhe Ms WNW”! Mr.
Milford Securities company for the n ilIIillllt‘h‘ then said that he was
tum 0’ securities formerly the pro-Jun oiliccrs down in Bt'llif‘l.
petty of the late Seymour 6. Green . 7
and now held by those institution's.l ‘ Conditionraad Monday.
will be held by Referee Hoadiey. in (“1"“““ 5' """l‘; “'l‘° ””1“ a
New Haven. "en Friday morning. The htiilltlilill housi- in bi) Mtddlc street.
but company seeks to recover the “L stud that in- has known Haines for
:lllt‘ last 17 or lityears. Upon testify-
curitics.
_________ iiig. he said that he had seen the ac-
The dance and dinner to be tendered CU-‘td WWW?“ 5 ““117 (“‘le on ”W
the canvassers at the recent Ameri- 'Saturday morning before the fatal
can [land Red Men's fair will take shooting Hsines' condition was bad.
place in Red Men‘s Hall. tomorrow be said The accused was intoxicat-
evening. The dlnner. a full courie:ed and had two pint bottles of liquor
turkey menu will be served from 8 in his pocket. ilaines was also in a
I0 9 0.010?le IOIIOWIIIK which the dan bud condition on Sund‘y night and 01
will take place An orchestra com- Monday morning. when Mr. Pierce
posed 01’ members 0‘ the band will said he talked with the accused. his
provide music. ““1 a committee from condition was still bad.
”“3 omniaatlons will look after “1” Volunteers information.
m1DNll¥Y°“nK‘“d‘”'h°"m“1 William H. Cook. of 2m Main
W “m affair. istreet. a fish dealer. of Water street.
who admitted”
lhard of hearing. caused a small up
lroar in the court room. When asked
I about the condition of—Hniues on Fri
Iday morning, Mr. Cook persisted in
I volunteering unessentlal information.
land only by the combined shorts of
May Jacob B. Klein for Halnes,
'a‘ndJudgs JamesB.Webbdid he do
lint. "The court room became dis
orderly and the short! rapped sharp
ti! for order.
Haitian Was Dopey.
"dishes was'dopey.alassy eyed. and
lurked wild to me." said Cook. Mr
,Onoh said that,» saw Runes later
in the Ganglion the accused was
Iloalht toxtho fish ambynonslble
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”ayes testified he replied.
THE COUNTRY CLUB
serves a special Friday luncheon as a
matter of convenience. Phone your or-
der now.
Checks is no
BI IIIE SIIIE'
with ‘
that he was a little'
ihcar." the fish dealer answered. p?lt)lll01‘r‘>. has been absent for some‘
.Asked what he had heatd about lhl‘ time on account of ptomaine poison-i
reputation of the state's witness. Mr. log. 1
{Cook said. ”I hear it's no good." .__.. l
Policeman Called. in spur of the heavy snow. inc":1
fluencc of liquor. his face was red. cusses iiit‘ welcome.
eyes Wop- bloodshot. and Haines was; -—-—-
nervous. Mr. Ryan said. on Mondayl The girls' basketball team. of the
morning when he was seen lP\’PrilI‘N'll'“'AII\ High school. will play the
times. . ‘Noi‘mdk uiris basketball team Salut-
Dr. Gala Called. Jday iIIlll noop. March 11. at 3 o'cock
Dr. Frank G Gale. a physician of 'IIi‘lii-‘lr' .iitiv be obtained from them
lNewtowm was the last witness to beibrrs oi the Girls' Athletic AMONIIIOJ
called to the stand by the defenseutt the nominal prion of ten cents.
yesterday afternoon He said that be; No tickets will be sold at the door
saw the accused in the town lockup
on September '40. between 9 and 10' At a Joint meeting of the l‘c.-'ichtrs
oclock in the morning The doctoriScilai conimittce. and of the Senior
had octet seen the alleged inurdercrl I‘Iay commitiic, ti play. entitlel "Mr
before Bub.’ was selected as the NHL). play
Halnea' Rambling. . Although it i a little short. it In con
llnlncs' eyes Were bloousliot, slur-I‘lldi’m VPTY K00il. It is hoped it all]
log and there wan ll twitching of the‘be its great it success as it promises
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uut otherwise his health was good. Dr. wears senior play. The cast will (‘01)-
(iaie said. lislncs' nnswrrs to ques-Esist of Ieniors. and will be selected
tions were disconnected and rather'by the teacbt-rs.
iruntblinu, llr, (isle testified. —--————-————-—
Constable Blakcmnn asked the} —and SELL lhll used article. Sell it
prisoner said Dr. Gillf‘, where he had 01ml!" Senllm‘l advertising~iust IS'
been. lisincs rcplicd that Ilf‘ \sas‘olh" merchants 9'“ things.
‘donwn in Bethel where two detectives
were making animals. When asked
later by. Dr. ml» where ho had beel.j
liaines was said to have replied".
“Down the street. where they were
making lizards and toads as big as
cows and turning them out on that
lawn to eat grass.”
Halnoa Felt "Bum."
Haines said that lie was feeling;
"bum." when Dr. Gale spoke to bim.’ ’
the latter testified. “i thought he hadl
delirium tremens." Dr. Gide said:
Haines was given some medicine. de. ,
scribed as "an elixir hypnotic com-_
pound.” by Dr. Gale. The witness:
said that he has had some experience'
with delirium tremens cases and that:
he thought that the remedy given]
Haines was good for the sllmentl
which the accused was thought to
have.
Whatever you want
in the optical line,
we have wait-
ing for you.
Besides specializing in
the fitting of “Beat- Yet”
glasses. fitted by an ocullat.
we carry all the sundries
of a first-class optical
house.
T H A M “E R“
.. Oculists Optometrists’
Opticians
87 Atlantic Square. Olmford, Ct.
Open Bat. Evenings until 0 d’olook
lat. 1.7.
Tremor Marked.
.The tremor in Haines' hands and
arms was very marked. the doctor
said, the accused‘s eyes were protfid-
ing and he had a staring exprenaltnt.
Any person with delirium tromens la
entirely irresponsible, the doctor ten-
tiiled. and in the latter's opinion
Haines was insane when seen in the
lockup.
Examined by Attorney Cnlmuiga.
Dr. Galossidthatthera wasqu
of telling how long Hal-as had hit!
the delirium neurons. in reply to a
question of the state’s attorney. Dr.
(He said that he did not know lat
nainas was fundamentally Insane but
that ho was irresponsible bonus of
the delirium trans-h. The M that
Halos was suffering (In W
had him and trusts m
Int-Gala the lupus-lea that has so
BUY
Hamilton
on
.zIf’HIflfiII
I you use -
.tltwaai
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'i‘i.c orchestra met with Mr. Perry”
at 1:30 yiwicr/
Elton lloyt, one of our popular io-f
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Daniel J. Ryan, a member of theltrsin students were not verylitte you
local liolice force. was next called lollerlldy. The train service must be
the stand by Attorney Klein. Hezluwroi'llg:
said that he recalls the day of the} —_
shooting and saw llaines on that day.i Tllf‘ Human Club will she a pariy.’
Halncs was seen on the Friday before Friday exciting. at 7:45. A splendid
the shooting, and looked as if he had‘pioiriiin and good "eats" arc DI‘illIlIi-
been drinking. lie was under the in Im: All members of tltc German
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1K. 1 A. CLAVEN 56 N0. MAIN OT.
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HI Cross at. 18 Woodward Ava.
'Phana 1m South Nomlk. Ct.
ls'rosAos ARo REPAIRING. roan
WORK A SPECIALTY.
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necessary repairs or install a
new systo- of
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Hamblng and Heating
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The News cvcncc. 109- lelcll. Pisa!
OlFlNlTION or cHtROPRAoriu ‘0 Water St-
osusa of the discs» and the art of
sdlastiu the same. Disasss is caused .
ti! a wrench. twist or sprain in the
bat Em if done in childhood
it coals pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and d9, 0“, name To insure .
bubs. be surc our name is on water 7
Chiropractors mo" the cause 0! duplicate rccclpt front driver. ..
idisease and pain. health is reatond
ithrough harmonizing tbs nerve ays
turns in you body Female troubles
aim special attention; also osmium »
a! the spins. You will never regret
giving tha Chiropractor a chance it
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Magnetic “manta man also.
T. Francis. I): C.
:4 Washington at. so. Norwallt. com. ‘
em to frnl Patn- uni. to.
hate been received by us tbu a w
haired junkmttn small of slim
who drives a brown horse and
wagon with racks. in buying
We pay ilgc. lb. for raga.
llm Eilron Co. lite.
3 Rowan 8t., E. Norwallt. Tel. 4‘3.
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The Reed 8t Volli
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
'itaoYRicAL anon
' In the Town
Ali-to aureuas
Phone ans—so 80. Main It.
so: Norwalh. Music Hall moss
FACT FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
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'Ffll‘htboltlem Pier 27 Ell!
. Riv-r. New York (font at cams»:
bi.) avsryjay except may. at s p.
at. Freight received at Nmallt up so
5 ’ an. and at South Norwalk up.»
3:” p. at.
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from the best fresh fruits
We.
All: Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your res-
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Successor to .th. :
Phone 499
37 Fort Street. East
It you like biscuits for a
Just order them IhIIIfiq
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The name. the "Banner Bakery,
And if you once will try '
Their biscuit, bread and cake. “
take.
And keep a good supply.
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