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. (Continued From First Page.)
girl, Mr. Cannon marched
the center aisle of the House
delivered an address of appreciar
. dips. it brought back the shad-‘
" d Elaine. Randall, Ben Butler.
‘ F. Hoar, "Sunset" Cox. "Pig
Kill}. and a score of other con .
es of Mr. Cannon to the
whine once they served. Mr.
was quick to observe the non- .
character of the occasion,
in opening words were in appre-
. . or it.
W4 d the House," he said. "i can
.9 with the Psalmist, ‘The lines have
I unto me into pleasant placesfl
I look into the faces of friends
“do: of the House, i im more
. . ’ to meant the plain evidence
,i: H- that the popular and pictnr»
_ ' 'ItVlion which divides this body
”um groups on ‘9" questions
. odt personal relations and the
. n of represenmives regard-
W m, to work out in legum-
festest good to the greatest
tative Rodenberg, of ii-
~. to the courage of Mr.
. the stormy days when he
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wt human to err," he said,
to" Joe has at all times been
. V human; but no man. living
over saw him lower his col-
v; the white flag of sur-
. . -n is now closing his
term in Congress. He came.
, the Forty-third Congress.
that time has been defeated
. In i892 and again in 1912:
than who served in the.
’ Congress. Gen. lsaao
of Ohio. is in the present
His term of service h'\\
shorter film that of Mr.
he l‘. Despite his years.
take- an active part
= . '.3k(‘ll as many rig.“
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THE ' ~
ownsend Mower}
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
load-idea: cm “ass Chi-slog loam lost-d.
Building?
7,
lad twins as as brush-cutsd record with those
war-rare
a. nus ups-as a
a
1891-4916
is the Fair murder ass to
kno-
which no continued It. is
time and than to be noisily wiped OI
the bots hy’mesns d the w
polio? This is the question going the
rounds. because of the whisper that
the famous case was to be motioned
to the September term. Attorney
John Keogh. of this city, represents
hit.
it issovsnl years now since Hrs.
plague! We body was found in s
{secluded spot in Dorian. Her blur
band. William F, Fair, and his cots-
panlon. Jock Deveresux. were arrest-
led and held on the charge at mud-r.
t'l‘bs detectives wont to work upon the
case and things were brought to light
which promised to make the one one
TODAY
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SWING COUCHES LAWN SETTEES
PORCH CHAIRS RECLINING CHAIRS
ROCKING CHAIRS PORCH CHAIRS
FOLDING CHAIRS PORCH RUGS
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Look in Our Show Windows.
RAYMOND 8n SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS NON-lit. Conn.
Wall ll High Streets
of exceptional interest when it comes
Vto trial, if ever. .
1 Charge Changed.
After Fair and his chum had been
in Jail for some months the charge
,sgainst them was changed to man-
lslsughtcr and they were admitted to.
that). which they afterward secured.
It is now. understood that they are
working in one of the large rsctories
in Bridgeport.
l Every term for the past two year!
Our Silver Anniversary
SOUVENIR SALES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
With s muslin SILVER SAVING on each item
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT
Norwslk’s Leading Dry' Goods Store.
.thls case has been upon the docket
'with the expectation that it would be
idlsposed of before adjournment, But
‘aa each term opened slid closed "con
tinued" was written after the, case.
‘ At the last term of the court it was
ordered continued and the statement
wsi given out that a trial was sure in
{the May term. Now the May term
.is about to open and those who arol
interested in the case say another!
continuance is coming, this time to:
See Yesterday’s Large Adv.
torToday’s Specials
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(1 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
September.
'1 Witness Not Called,
' Witnesses who have been prepar-
ing to attend have been notified thatI
the) will not he wanted and i1 looksi.
iii though still one more term is to
“SHAKESPEARE, llli Mirl
line. of the finest if not the finest en~ ‘
‘lt'f‘tfllnlllt‘illr ever enjoyed by thct‘oril. : 0i
0
pa» with nothing doing. . _
All effort was made to and out thoimun") ”Uh "lob place last evening.
reason for thisl Walponi-nient. No.““"‘ JUGL’P l-lkhl lalked on “Shape-l :
one seemed to know for a certsiilty.l"l“‘“r“ ”10' Man“ Those who won...
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Jhdifl‘ l-lizhl brought not only at sill-l 3.
take up their Shakespeare and learni.
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a Congoleum Crex Rugs 0
a Linoleum Fibre Rugs 0
a Rug Filling Brussels Rugs 0
a Straw Mattings Axminster Rugs 0
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.' Notice—Shades to order a specialty. 0
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iaoaaoooooooooaoaoaaoooaooon
to know anti undersland the Chunk-i"
terll better to apprct-iaic their rcally‘fl
human characteristics. l}
i An interesting picture was drawn of‘
Shakespeare. the young man. l’or-I
:llllilh and study lead me to bellevel
iilllll to have been ll comely iilan.'
h is a peculiar fact. but not H’s-trout. athletic. interested in the lii'FI‘OO
mm” 1 0‘"... that although lhls‘w‘ck of the ”MPH and knowing the people»
“-38 o clslly deglgnated flit "(‘lcnu- intiillately. their \irtucs and lht‘ll‘iail'i
L.” Week" in Norwalk. it was not'inlra. Otherwise. he could not have”
‘slgnslited by any outburst of Cll‘lc‘l‘vlillt‘d till-hr failings and virtues so'é.
mm“. or industrious raking oilbsck- true to life. Shakespeare was not sl
yards and exterior spring cleaning. learned nlan its far its books go. There ..
. but was on the contrary marked by an is nothing of the classic scholar in his;
lunuuual indifference in respect 10 writing. In fact the slips he made in!
‘cleanlng up. and the street depsrt- historic references are enough. in: .
intent this Week on one occasion 80‘ themselves. to cast irrave doubt onlhel 0.
through "Nt‘h earlier than “5“" with Baconian theory that onlv a scholari
lust of hill it out
! llP implant
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their collections. In Hp“? 0' the ”Cl could have written Shakespeare's;
that ripeClfll preparations Were made ilscon was too ”an] a scholar 1OfOR‘I‘Yleo MEXI-
land additional facilities were provided hm... made these nllatakesr he was
: Min and as ruddy checked as ,
1,,de with reminiscences of 0th .
Small Legs Spring Lamb..22c lb
24c lb.
20c lb
16c lb
Veal Cutlets
Rump Veal _
Fore Obarters Lamb
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
lb? figmgemn‘ of the expected amount also no humorist and could never have-
i Mayort‘arl Axel Harstmm has or created “hum nor could he' 0Cmil
"hm”! his keen dlsappolrilment u pied with affairs of state. as he wall,
.. o”... ::m‘::°..t':°.'.:.u::: :“.22.“‘I31§‘2 .
y n ‘ v V . x ' ' ' ‘ ..
Egiikduri:ga‘ille\:‘re:i‘tlkhohfe‘ihlii?iilili‘i which m m-mmiillshéd by Shake-z (cmlmd From PM PM)
cannot be "m 0, ”u. other sections speare over a considerable period of
of the city. dime.
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l n i
. Shakespeare was loved and npprecl-i 3:310:12 orhopli‘inlliliilihu ,‘."“.I...;“,'..‘;,0n§di
-aled by his own time as well as in" ' '
. . , ‘ that the negotiations might extend.
poster“). a compliment not almanac-t into still another session of the con-I
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
:corded genius. ‘
~ because Carranza had ex resa-
Mn. Hannah “in“. M 19““ ”'000 hm“ hm“ be“ (transswlsh for iurther discusslgn of I
i
Hannah Cooney. widow 0‘ "‘9 meurlticn on his works, and interest is! the subject of withdrawal. ‘
t‘harlea Adams. of Harbor avenue, still increasing after 300 years. This! While the American confereeg will:
died yesterday at the Norwalk Hoapl- is because of the humanity and abso-; listen attentively ‘0 any suggestion.
tsl. Owing to the forty hours dero- “:9 gull: “go T:;E§:‘l:‘:5ffig’?f 1:3" submitter:1 by Obre‘fon. therem is not
“0“ 9 5 8 '- tancanen
tions which atart tomorrow morning at "Hm of my writer. while Hamlet is: :ngélcgftuae Un’lted States will take.
Sl- Mary's Church. " “'35 “9“?an w the most human character in lltera-V place. it was said here, except on:
hold the funeral services today. at ten cure and 11,.) most studied. No on... minor details. .
o'clock. The services were very large» yet has been lib!p to bring out all thnti l-‘roni authentic Mexican sources. it
is learned. that during the COHIC‘I‘H.
: l v I n so! Ls possible in this character.
I: atgended :y Ettiizfii Heath” One of the finest parts of the ellter- es held here and in Juarez, an inter-
! 9 “use ' ’ ‘ ‘ c .r n. o , tainmeni was the reading. by Judge. party truce has existed in Mexico on
’ed' ”‘d interment was in St. Marys Light. from several plays. inclllding;lhe understanding ‘th if ”ka‘
cemetery. ~“Merchanl of Venice." "Measure for.arose. between the de facto govern-l
Ihlcaaure." and “As You Like it." .\ir.! merit and the United btates all fac-
’ i t r d. but m9, 1“. char- lions would unite against the common.
“Mr” °' M" Doxspoly. of ‘9 iffy: Sol-liranyetl‘ja ( ‘ lenemy. General Trevrno is reported‘
The funeral 0' 101‘“ Dosspoly. l to have received messages from var-r
, Before the lecture Miss Arias Ric-H ‘ .
lexlnston venue. will be held from Hugh sang "Hark! "ark. the Lark" ions (.eneral Villa chiefs. saying they
the Hungarian Reformed Church to- and “Who 1.. Sylvia“——words
'. i morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
b'ylare ready to put sixteen million
'Shakespeare and music by Shuben' the mountains, as well as their own
ANDREW DAVEY, lnc.
”Washington Si.’ ' South Norwalk
VERY BEST PEERLESS
. _ ( r)FFEE
BUT PE 8. ’i he Best Value in America
' 30¢ ll».
i 37¢ lb. no Stamps Free
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.-
WANTED—EXPERIENCED PLUM-
ber's helper. Apply 70 Water street. order
m6 1t orchard street; Norwslk.
l
wsu'rso—anrpnmsncnn BOX;
trimmer or as to learn. Apply of R0- A boy was born yesterday to Mr. and
senwsld-Wirnpihchner. Grass and Riv- Mrs. Ralph verlin. of Knight street.
.6 3t: Mother and son are doing very nicely.
unrest; Nsrwsl.
‘
"lClub will be held this afternoon. at,
T0 LET-—SEOOND FLOOR AT 16
— Orchard street. four rooms and hail
bedroom. electric lights and toilet. ex-
tra room in attic. rooms in first class
inquire of E. A. Holmes. 28
m6 at
rounds of ammunition. now hidden in.
i ' lMlsa McHugh has an exceptionally" services at thedlsposal of the First
: Funeml of Mr. Brothel-tort. .beautlful voice and llerrongs were a Chief should a break occur with
l The funeral of William mini-other “m“ ‘"”°d“°“°“ ‘0 ”‘9 ”Md“ Washington.
1 who died Thursday at Vorwich talk which followed. "There are now no Villistas—only
“on, ‘ . k —_“"‘ bandits." was the comment of General
was held this afternoon 3‘ 3 ocloc Memorial Obregon today. when the subject or
‘ from the home 0' Mn" “9'69"?“ item at operations against Villa and his
‘drlck. of to North Main street. Rev. MM, 3...... ”named. 1 a 2
3W. 0. Glilln. pastor of the First hi. E. i 'There are no Villistasy.’ nosb tle rt
13 h \i . llr omclated cause is dead and gone. regonl
[Ch‘m‘h 0 out ‘ orwa . continued. “it is now only a hunt.
interment followed in Norwalk creme-1T0...“ Assembly Hall building, in Wall after outlaws without a flag. it is
“WY- lstreet. it was also votitl’ during last only a matter of \ime and diligeme
I M [night's meeting. to accept the 1mm. before they are cleared out of our,
1 No official shot of the Norwallt Gun tion of the Wilton Boy Scouts, lo vis-
Plans ln regard to the
Day celebration, were discussed
last night's regular meeting of Buck-
ingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R., which
was held in the headquarters in the
country." ‘ l
JUDGE Ulllll il00lltlll 0N‘anezangwxlmwmedia;
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Sale oi Boys’
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but it is intimated that counsel for ; ”it'l‘i- listened to a talk they will ncven so :
the unused have asked to have it “lotto-l. ”‘0" "“0 “'0'? absel‘t nilsscdl 3. SALE OF WAIS ..
over and they have been promised‘M Air?!“ ruch as few audiences are. : 3.
turtlmr leniency. Thl‘ case hall ill- ““V'li‘i‘i'd l" «‘niuy. so 3.
0.
ready broken all records for c.1ntliiii .
ance associated with homicide charg- “9'" l‘ undrrr‘lundlng of his sublet-ti z ..
pg, It looks as though the end was bi" I llympalhy and enthusiasm Se]. 3" I IONIGHT l :
not u-t. dom “’9“- illr talk was the kind that 1 00 . 9:.
' ri-ade his hearers want to go home I t O.
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George Plait. -; the veenrlible age:
of three-scol‘e-andiell. and presenting
an appearance .that agreed completely
Willi the average story book llilIl-‘ll'il-
tor‘s conception of Rip Van Winkle,
was arrested last night in the “hill
section" in a drunken condition. Plait
was given his choice between the
poor house and jail this morning in
Judge George H. Yosburgh's courz,
and he chose the former.
The trial of lsadore Rosenberg. op.
erntor of the Stamford-Norwalk jitney»
which "went wild" on Falrfleld ave.
nue and West Washington street,
Thursday afternoon. has been contin-
ued until such time as the extent or
the injuries of Miss Julia Claven. who
happened to be in the path of the illi-
controlled jitney can be definitely de-
termined.
The small boy ill Norwalk seems
to have. a pathetically hard time to
find places to play ball. Many com-
plaints are being made to police heati-
quarters, and it seems that no matter
where the youngsters start in they
are unwelcome. The need of play-
grounds is emphasized by this fact.
it Wilton on'the Sunday before Meni-
orial Day. and decorate the graves of
the honored dead, or the G. A. R. The
veterans will be met in Winnlpauk, by
a committee of the scouts, in automo—
biles. -'
CARD 0F THANKS. ,
We wish to tt:.nk the W. C. T. U.,'
the R. d: G. girls, the Lacku’ood .\1rg..
Co.. and all friends who expressed
their kind sympathy to us in our re-
cent bereavement. ‘
——Use Sentinel Ads. for results.
loorlon'a Point. the non regular aboot‘ Twelve candidates took the Adoption
r .
being scheduled for next Saturday si- mm last evening. during the regu-luw The
ternon. 30“” members 0‘ the 01“” larmeetlng pf‘Cockenoe Tribe. No. . 0 . i I
"v the 32.1. 0.11.11. The reports of the dele-
gates to the Great Council. held May
ad in New London. were also heard.
The
will hold a practice shoot
grounds this afternoon.
Richard Abandroth. of txhls place. a
Nailed
former resident of South Norwllki ”41 approved. meeting wasl W , .
who underwent s serious operation in largely attended. Tbs PM ii I". in w“...
a New York Hospital last week. ar- ._ I
rived st his home yesterday sftsrnon. There seems to be‘ a pronounc'ed
He is recovering nicely and m to Stan Feln movement In Greece. too-
grset his-many friends shortly. lJoni now.
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link HorlldsV
MRS. RUTH HOYT AND FAMILY.
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Richllllk, Halted grain extract in powder. ThsOrlginsl Food-Drink for all ages.
For infants, lnvs‘llds and growing children. More nourishing than ten. notice. etc.
Pun “Uncompboildlsg the whole body. In tho home. or at Howls and Cafes.
lnvigorstes nursing mothers. and the aged. Substitutes cost YOU Buns Prico
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