BUY-Creo-Dint Stained Shingles' YearOdeIaI-thavetalledtoi-pmoabhd- uamtor re‘adflvah. Othaanaterialaalthorprovolaaa economical orlaektbodeairod artistic elect. But untreated aid-(lea aooa rot, curl up or split and toatralnthenoatbeloblaooatlyandmuaay ‘Cflm — DIP?“ stained shingle: will last a life time. luutae lured tron Red Cedar preached with creosote. and stained and col- hrdeaired. Theylaattwiceulongubruhcoated orunatatned abiulea are better preserved and cost lees. than shingles stained on the job: and look better. The Hatch 6 Bailey Co. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Cmolpt Wm Shinglu, Beaver Ioard. “at. a nice clar 'bhiehnfly can , _' eaal hate that will bun ‘5‘“ throughout the ~. on will keep all night. “ a fire will do the 1-in-3, boiling, broiling, 4. W touting. to your ut- . - ”detection — please .; ’,~" 0 the unallest traction I *hllyourguests inbest I Tiber when they do not ‘ ._ a,- armor of half-cooked .. u or soggy biscuit— ‘; ”W" at your mercy and be to risk it So have a .. m if you’re the host. as ‘. I. h inn enough at most. THE reams COAL COMPANY o Specialties: NEW SPRING Suits, Coats and Hats At Piil( ES to INTEREST ALL who are concerned in obtaining the BEST VALUES possible in nu garments, ble qualities. CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY -33 SOUTH MAIN ST. c orrett styles, dependa- SOUTH NORWALK. —¢ . .‘ ,e e l .. Beers Meat and Provision Co. 8 NORTH MAIN ST. South Norwalk. Phone ”80. 13 MAIN ST. Norwalk. Phone 881. l NEW YORK, March 25 ‘Sllll sul- fering from the eiiects of the narcotic drugs he began to take when his troubles overwhelmed him, Dr. Arthur Warren Waite spent a restless night under close guard in the prison ward at Bellerue Hospital. ll) Monday the diali‘lt'l attorney" expects to from the grand jury an indictment charging the young dentist with ilrst caiiIt-l ht-rc last night from their home In Grand Rapids. Detectives said today they rPthit‘l‘Pd at a hotel herc as Mrs A. W “'altI-rs" She was de and now the wife of an lint-ntor and 'eltctrical engineer She said Dr Waite had filled up a studio in ihotcl so that they could study music and languages then together llr l\\'ailc she said had often expressed to hci his great affection for his fath' nr-iuiaw. John P Pet-it, of IIIh-oso-inur der he is accused. ‘ l'h_I~itlunIl who continued the au tops) on Mt l'ctk's bod) in Grand. Rapids. ale expected heic Monday to toinplclc the evidence to be submit )ted to the grand Jun. _— Saturday Specials corned Beef from IIIIII 8c upSmokod Spaieriba ...... t2 l-2c Small Picntca ............ 14c Strictly Fresh Eggs ...... 35c Dixie Bacon ........ 16c Freon Tub Butter ........ 42c l Small Fresh Hams ........ 19c Gold Medal Butter ...... 42c 1 Small Pork Loin . ....... 22c Oleomargarine 18c, 20c, 25c « . ‘ ‘ Flat Spat-cribs ........ 12 l-Zc Yuban Coffee ............ 36c *“WIWINT ,3 lVERVTHlNG Fancy Fowl: ............ 25c Picnic Salad Dressing 25c ‘ ’ Fancy Roasting Chickens . 28c Everything in Canned Fruit lnd ”Tim of refinement. Nothhis‘ ’m to a woman‘s heart than a: ’ bone tastefully furnished. lfi “a 'to us we'll show.you our. ‘fillity wall paper and explain. Home Made Sausage ........ 20c Home Dreaaerl Veal from 16:: up Corned Hams 3 qta. Sauer Kraut ...... CHARNOK’ S MARKET Fresh Vegetables. 25c .3 W may beautify your home at : Phone 583-2 76 North Main atreet Free Delivery. m Olll‘ prices and ‘00 ‘___ H... fir- €335, ‘ til awed to you. .. - ' Pure Carmelo Cocoa in qt. jars cut to .............. 23¢ Union Club Coliee too votes given with each can, ‘ T 35c cut to .............. .................. 3 ¢ .. omatoes, a can ................................... Clint at. 7.. ‘5, East Norwallt Quaker Mothers or White Rose Oats 3 pkg. ........ 8¢ - Calif. Prunes ...................... 1001‘ ll) 9 _ Jeni-Children sieelli .- few parents pay any attention the growth of thcir Ihildrcns Lack of attention at the plop the any result in prominent or Mylar teeth and dtsnpure an , - good looking face. Mariya wbde future life and dismal he been changed by such adla It is almost a crime for .‘ . to neglect this matter. From ".. until. permanent teeth begin to ”Milli. till 12 years the child .Wh taken to the dentist's of- Full Weight C0ndensed Milk, a can Kirkmans Soap Powder, large size ............... 13$ Shredde-dWheat apkgs.................: ......... A STULL u Cottaze Street. 10¢ SATURDAY SPECIALS Shoulder Steak 14c Smoked Shoulders 14c Dixie Bacon iic . Sg'lfiollt'tbree times a yeai legs 0' I‘ll! 22¢ *~ mechanisms 2:32;; l-‘reslt Shoulders llc Small llama 20c i: » .' __I la a great injustice to the Dr J H. Mallory Tl Ga; Main 8t, 80. Norwalk, Caryn MOIJMMSp. m.; 7t08p. in may. by appointment only. WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE GREAT LIBRARY CON- TEST. Schultze’s Sanitary Markets 3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST. /. DEATHS AND" FUNERALS Ruth Flatt. \I‘ord has been receNd hertvofVeo death of Miss Ruth Plait. dluxbtcr of l‘chrrick Hall, of Weltport Min Matt was a neicc of . Sherry avenue, and William H. Plait, Osborne avenue. The funeral will be hrld tomorrow afternoon o'clock from the home of licr unclc on Htait‘ sin-ct, Woatport. Mra. Geome Venablea. " l l l I l l l l .\irIl. liavld ”opinions, of Sprint: street, was called to Sanford. lit-lu- wnrc, \caterday. on account of tilt death of her sister, Mrs. George \‘on- I ables. PALACE BOYS LOSE. The Norunlk Juniors provctl too much it: the juniors front the Palace . Alloys hut eve-nine. tho- uptown youitx RIPI'S taking two gambit out of, three played. The Palace boys “ere some- what handicapped by tho non-appear- tcam. and to this. the attribute In some iiieaaiire, their defeat. Thc match was played at the Norwulk Alleys. The score: Moi-walk. Paine .................... 76 97 98 Duffy .................... 88 80 103 Duffy ................... ill 100 94 lainglois ................ 77 95 79 Total ................ ll? 37? 37 Allie .................... 93 81 7' Marino .................. 80 90 $3 Tooker .................. RR 88 S9 Perkins ................. 83 89 85 Total ............... . 344 848 329 The claims made for alimony pond lng settlement of the case and allow ancc for defense, made by Mrs. Ann“ last Monahan in the divorce proceed- ing brouzhyagalnsl her by Michael lllontlhan, were agreed upon between SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. ’,',',',"W \““ ‘\‘\‘\-~,‘ ~‘\ ~‘\.Ix ‘ ."_\-~‘\‘I ~-\‘- . ‘|u\\a\‘\-\ ,-/"'/-/-/a1 a u innim’ a a a .- U,U.-/'r- -,. ‘\-'\‘\ DAVID BELASCO Presents A Story of Convent Life, By Edward Knoblauch PRICES 25¢Ios1so A few at . the attorneys yesterday. (-‘n‘- receive scribed as formrriy a public singerl thcl (‘harlea Platt,‘ at 2230' aura of sonic of the incmhci'a of their. GAZETTE BLDG. I I E New tailored suits a New sepatate dress skirts Stylish degree murder in administering the arsenic which (uused the death oi“ his inther-in-law, John Pet-it, the Grand Rapids millionaire. " Waite was cheered today by pros ‘ pects oi seeing his father and mother _ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Waite. who; waists. had‘ found and identified the woman with‘ whom lit Arthur Warren Waite hlLd‘ “.\lr .nd. Tristram 8. Hyatt THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. i See Our Springtime Display All the new and standard materials for suits, coats, evening dresses, The biggest line of BUTTONS in the City NORWALK. . nd coats new raincoats ll New silk waists New middy blouses house dresses and EH . l _- linportanllieiutnrer iii‘ i'liealretgas_e_ Overruled An important demurrer filed it) at- tome-yr. for the defendant In the case of Julia Hoyt vs. licnr) lloswbctg. a ;.~uininar) proccan action, inIolIing lloyt's Theatre. Washington street. has been overruled by Judge George H. \osburgb. ' The mounds of the demurrci claim lttl lllt'l't‘ Wan nothing in lllt‘ Icart‘ call lint; for the kl‘tllllllg In repair of the .ihcaire sign; neither was there any tlHUM‘ iiiakint: it Ilt‘t'l‘~.~al')‘ to carry out llllpitnt’lilt‘ill‘i suggested h_\ the iuupcrintcndcnt of the state police fol lowing an inspottion of the Ihcatre The principal grounds of the drawn rer claiincd it was no brcacb of the Irina lit not llt‘ullll; the lhcntic In the minimal lI-itw tho-II “tin iio (laun- IoIIIt-riliiip tho llt‘tillili: of thc IlII-uiii Siibsl'quciitly an auicciiicni wai- made con-ring this point The t'lllllllrd this aer-Iucni With not a part of thc original leasc, and that any \‘l0- lation of lhc aurI-ciiicnt was not a \‘lo- 'llltlon of thc clauwn of the lt‘the. An answer must be fllcd on at be- foio March 29th Wlicii this can in llt'flltl it will be- below a jury. The inn will all in $0th .\‘orwalk Alloinc-Is Light a light ioprrscnt the plaintiff. Keogh s l ‘amirc .Ipyuar for the dcfcndatit. $75, 000 lllllllll Ill llllllllllll BURNS liA\'l-2Rllll.l.. Mans. March .3.' ’l‘hc liunkln block. a IlIo-‘atory struo lure. on Merrimack street, “as atrowd, enrlI todaI, ht II fire \Ihidch ritgcd for thru- hours and which for it time, tiiicatt-ncd thul entire buaiitoal district The \Vooluotlh Company 'al store and the clothing establishment of Rowe & Emerson were burned and sum“ business houses were dantaal pd. The loss “its estimated at $75- 000. —-—_. Mina Madclnw lingner, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. .lanlcs ll. Magner, of 16 chldt-n avenue, was the victim of I dog bite Thursday afternodn, while she was ascending Prospect Hill. near the Hillside School. A largecolllc dog, owned by Miss Brendlenger. of the school, attacked Miss Masher as she entered the school yard. and hit her severely on the leg. Dr. Sullivan was summoned immediately and the wound was catiterized. Miss Manor is at present suffering no bad results from the offcla of her accident. The Spring Season’s Biggest Attraction TUESDAY NIGHT ON LY MARCH 28th " FRANCES STAR atrie O’dile” ‘ Author of '-Kisnict,’ ""I he Faun" and dl-iiiiit‘rer . l mom,m ~ngainst the Sali's Textile t‘ouipam'. In the Most Widely-Discussed "My lady 3 Dress‘ r WM’«.«'«'~.WW«:«}§«'«’N’¢ 9*”“3” H. Kneger ICO. l :«:~:~4 : 00:00 .9 0. O. 8 3 00 00 8 O. O oozoo O 0 Special For To-morrow . 3‘0 .0 .. SHAPES ALL COLORS at ......... 75mm 51 00 .. ,g, FLOWERS from 25¢ to $2 00 pcr hunch .3. .0 You can trim your own hat at very little cost. 3’ 030 o co 3. ,3, .. Special Sale of .8. oo 0:. ... Dresses 3, :2: Silk, Charmeuse, Georgette, g: .3. Crepes and Poplin: at greatly re- .3. ’° duced prices. 9:0 It: — It: 3 15 Open 3 Charge 03o , o o 0‘. u: Account °§° l .0. 0.0 Eezoo. ’00:”:“:“:’°:“ “:4“... o ”:”o”:":”: @3003”? .«:°€“'W SAllS- Iiimi to. Is penalty under cat-h count may bo A line of 81.000. The names of the at- lens the defendant is charged will! importing under contract, and ii" c line of trade arc: Ill-noise Marius l’iassc, Potion Plasac. Iveawr; Mrs. Loulm Claudius Denis. u'cht'cr; Mrs. Mario Donia. Weaver: Victor lionteau. went. or; Mrs. Leonie .‘iontcau. WPl‘in-l': Billlll INTO Silllllll lllfllllllll lllll HIS lllll . WHIVN? Ginsu lip That (teasers the now The Wild State “ea labor Statute HAN Hill“, March LII—The Lnit- ed Stalls, by lilatiltt Attorney 'l‘liom as J. Spellacy has instituted suit in the United States District court The complaint charg- cs the defendant with violations of the alien labor law. in that, as iI~ al~ Declaring he was on the hunt for iii-t wife, a man whose name the polno give as Thomas Dolan. shortly Hill" lcgcd,‘thc company made contracts in 12 o'clock last night forccd his \I‘av France and under the conll‘at‘lminm thc Michael Lillil‘allti saloon. on brought allcna to this country to work Railroad avenue. in the factory of the defendant in lie was arrested by Officer Wal- llrldgeport. The aliens arrived in lace R Saminis on complaint of llr. liridgcport in the early part of l9ll.li.ubrano. Dolan was arraigned this Most Of lht‘ln coming front Lyons, morning before Judge Gnome H. \‘os— ‘rancc. Though its is alleged. tllci'burgh. it was dcnieti he broke into all entered thc employ of the dcfcnd- the saloon to steal. but was simply am. not all of llicni are working thcrc looking for his wife. Hg did not find at the present time. There are won her. Dolan's case was continued Iin~ tv counts in the complaint and the lit Saturdav morning of next week of Bridgeport. NORWALK PHONE 1501 Play of the Year 82.00 .......... n... “ n. l1]“l-‘-‘ --. aleWa-anfin .uqlvn ~...“.*““-‘.-- pana- 0.--. .‘I - ii 1"- 0-- —SE£TS NOW SELLING—GET THEM AT ONCE. With the Same Splendid Cast and Production that Marked Miss Starrm of'-Halioa-Yea'r at the Belaaco heatre, New .York.
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