. you a“ to
loyal-shocks
camera‘s.
due-dimen-
,0- M
‘Havoyouguodioto
"I. kinda rabbit
pistol that his
mweafetichor
'verlined?
“Glouchcharmohaveall
, .
dim-ave and do not
Whit-tools: nil-amusement.
WM“. 01"“me
ordeal“. butt-laculoqnnamolwoodud
Wee-M10; Muumumoipam.
You avoid all the muse, inconvenience
Smiling on the job."
or come we have natural cedar shingles it you prefer.
the best of each graded. ,| t
The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
4i
our, you'll need coal 'and 1
bread and butter; go to
New Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists, Hats and Trimmings
In view of the great-advance in the cost of materials,
these garments are surprising values. Compare the quality,
style and mites of these Suits, Coats and Dresses with
those offered elsewhere and you will find our prices are the
lowest. Go everywhere else first, then come here.
CLOAKS we PA RI S MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
.1
iTnE GREATEsr
1001) VALUE
. Frisbie’s Pics
The most economic
dessert. Sold at all
,tiir Ne! York lan-
ir 1
Louis Marshall
{pt-1. lmut'tl a hiait'mt‘lil )9rlt’ldt.‘
ptviui tu lin- rec-tut attack by Samuel;
1001111111.- 011 (‘iiarlcs l'l liughrs'rcgatd f
11111 lil.- participation iii the decision ill,
im so called llanbury liattei‘s' case
: .\iilli a member 0! the Supreme (Uul'i
.‘rli tiumpeis charged, in substance.
Mat ”11- lli‘t‘blUli llldlt'flle that Mr.
Hui-411's \\'¢t> a toe to labor .'\li Mai-
shall said:
"The injustice
and uniairness of,
such an accusation are apparent at a‘
‘. latit c 'i‘ht- brought b)"
ILUt'tH' to it-cou'r 110111 llie‘ (lt'it‘lltlaills‘
rcblt- damages under thc anti-trust,
‘lau tor llijlll'lk.‘ which he t'litlliit‘d to;
Hill “as
li‘dH' :uii'cri-d in consequcnrc of arts
allcgcd to have been in rcstiaint of
trade. The case involved an interpre-
cd thirdlecision on Feb ii.
:lll‘dl the arts charged
1911», holding
const ll Illt‘tl
Specrals for Tuesday
RIB LAMB CHOPS
LOIN LAMB CHOPS .. .. .......
UNICORN COFFEE
PIONEER COFFEE ...... 30¢ 111.
WHITE ROSE COFFEE..... . 35¢ lh.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
. 22o 11».
26¢ ”’-
.25é ll).
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
violation of lllt‘ lan 'i‘ht-
Mr. ”unlit-s
at the llliit' 01 its
rendition a incinlwr ol‘ the t'tillli.
liiill-llusl
Him-innit was unanimous.
was not, howcvt'r,
nor
tiltl llt‘ takc his mutt on the bcnch until
01-1. 1”, 1810, morc than two Mars and
night months aitcr thc announccincnt
oi the decision.
"‘l'lii law of tlic raw having llt‘t‘ll 1's
tablisind, tho i'anst- catiic on tor trial
lit-i'ort- a jury oi tnolic lllt‘ll in
l'iiilt'd Stan's lllsll'll‘l ('tilll'l
llt't‘lit'ul_
tho
111 (‘1111
.«miuonday
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
. ‘ alto 111') in favor of Locum The dc
stores. Try (hem i l‘ciidants appcali'd to lllt‘ l'iiitc-i'l
- 5‘ - _,-_.., .-._.—_-.-...._ .. _..._T!!‘ Lb! ‘ ‘
‘ ' "’ ‘ ""‘ ’ ‘ "“" " ’ “tall 3 (‘iit'uli (‘ourt oi Ap1wnl>.\\iwro
1h.- u'rdict of tlw iurv was iiilnltiiiiotis 1
—- Specials for Tuesday '
1y susiainui. In tho opinion or that
RIB VEAL CHOPS .................... ......... 18“ .ourt it was slatcdtlmt all oi Ihn itllltl ,
ge w. Coffin. Jr. SHOULDER STEAK .. . .................. 16(- "”"‘“‘“' """"“"“‘ "" "‘“" "‘“‘ "‘“"““""
UNDERTAKER ROUND STEAK 24¢ t-owd oi on illt.‘ first appt-al to Hit .911
OffiCe and ResidenCe HAMBURG STEAT; v ' 16“ '1l't‘lii4“ court. and that thc :iliplit'ultllll)
oi 1hr .\nil-l‘111si .111 to tho tat-ts not“
,4 Belden Place, Norwalk SW .2, , , H, _ , 1 .
Phone I441 . l OTA I 01; s . ....... . . . . ..... 30“ Pk. -d war no lunar-1' tlrluitulilc.
Lady Attendant SMOKED SHOULDE \S ..................... 16¢ ”" “‘t'tmd 111111-41! M.- Ihrn 1.11.. nlo' I
lit titlt'lltlfllllS to tho Suprcnu- t‘otirt
utilrinini: tlit- l()\Itl'
llOllllt‘l‘tl on Jan.
ll'il’VHM‘ unanimous
‘\\‘1i:a 11 itit'iiibor of llit‘ court
i'tillil
191.3.
\‘i'i.i
This
ll."
5.
as tho"
Oct. 2
.isooxKEEPING.
SHORTHAND and
. TYPEWRITING
Start early-
Finish early,
F—
Mérrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Port Chester.
Der ion Heuse
i
i
(Gregory Boulevard) .
East Norwalk ‘
now OPEN 1
RE DINNERS AND ALLi
mus 09 SEA FOOD
CQOKED ’To ORDER
39 Main St. Norwalk.
___- _. Ej_*_wfigg_m
W
i Lean Smoked Shoulders 141.111)
Fancy Creamery Butter 37c lb
East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
WW
4:
ANDREW DAVEY, 'lnc.
. Them 410
South Norwalk
MAW
PEERLESS COFFEE
“The Best Coffee You
Ever Drank"
30¢ 1 -
20 S&H Stamps Free
,.
98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
“Positively the Finest But-
ter Produced”
3911' 1b-
E. O'SULLIVAN,P1-op..
Telephone Call 7.0. l
|
v-
J
l
Upto-dlte service Call i
‘ FRED H. GANUNG. i
l Director and Embalmer ‘ 1
'Offlee and Residence ,1
Telephone 904 ;
Main St. 30. Norwalk '_ f
..‘)‘t‘- . i
1-4 :- 1
Uneeda Biscuits, a pkg. .......... I ..... . ........ .. 4¢
Delicious Butter, 3 lb. .. ............... . ..... . 363
Swift’s Premium Oleomargarine, a pkg. .. ...... 23¢
Boneless Codfish, lb. pkg....!. ........ .. . . 16¢
Grandma's Pancake, 3 pkgs. ....... . .. .. 25¢
A. ‘STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
FREE _
‘ A LADlES’ HAT
5“, 0 will give absolutely free a
V ’ but sold with each Ladies’
Keep Advertising,
~. And Advertising
"culminated in final judgment, as it is
Will Keep You
-ltiii\‘ililili‘(‘l, unit-d in tin-
"l'ho court did tiol umh-rtako to 1'1 con-
sldcr lllt‘ illlitllllllt'liiiil uni-stions “llit‘ll‘
had bwn conclusiu-li tlt't'itlt-tl on tho
prior appeal. -
"'l‘hc conclusion tho
‘1'ourt on tho
l'l‘lli‘ht‘tl by
:li)llt)\\'l'|l from its prior decision.
Scliisivc of Mr. Juslit'c “tight-a, thir-
lt‘t‘n ici'cral Justin's of the highest
court in the land besides thiw Judson
of thc (lrcuit Court of Appeal. and
,lho .ludgo 0i lllt‘ District (‘ourL milk 1
i111: in all seventeen judicial oil‘icers'
or the highest rank. and in addition!
'tnclic jurors, unanimously united!
livltliout any dissent. nhatsocvoi in.
1- ho various stops which resulted in tho9
ttlnul jinliuiuni which has been thus
|\Iili(‘h(‘(l. So far as Mr. llnghcs is,
concerned it was impossible for him 1
without self-stiillificatlon to do other-l
iwisc than to unite in tho decision rcn '
lut‘H‘il
? "The attack now made is not so
lniuch upon him. who was but one off
1thitty judgcs and jurors who concur—‘
ircd in the judicial proceedings which
l-lx- ,
1
upon all of those thirty ministers oi‘i
,Jnsticc. upon our constitutional form
;of 1:01 cinmcnt, and upon the most ole
mentary concepts of law, order and
justlcc. ’l‘liOso who are seeking to
3pcnalizc 11 former judge, under these
circumstances for observing his oath
of office. are substituting coercion and
terrorism for due process of law. are
undermining the vow citadel of our
‘i'berties, and are subverting the snnc
'1in of the law on which free govern-
ment must cpénd, by the arbitrary
’bchests of lawlessness, which, it ob-
served, will inevitably‘lead to despot-
lr-m. ' 1
"The record of Mr. Hughes shows
that, far from being a. toe to labor, he
has been its consistent chantploti,antlt
that ho has atrlvcn to dignity it and to
protect it from injustice and exploits-
tion. He is not an eleventh hour con
ve't. His uttemnces‘ concerning it,
have been consistent throughout his
public life. and his achievements in its
behalf will not soon be forgotten."
~Hear Congressman Hill tonight.
-—Accept all the luck that comes
your way—but don't DEFEND on lie
coming! if you want a Job, use 11 Sen-
tinel Wont Adv.
3
iii
‘d
A \'t'l‘tlli'l “ilh r- lltll‘l‘t'il lJ_\ ,
il' tlit‘ l‘iiitwl Status. “ll! 1'11 :1 dlct~ioii‘
vi'an‘
\lr, lluuhcs, who"
tlt‘i‘isitln.‘
second appt-ul inevitably
, st root.
‘ straighten you out by morning.
1.»
,I
win»... . ..,
l Tristram & Hyatt
Norwnlk'o Lending Dry Goods Store
White Hare, 1 inch wide, 75c
Fur. Trimmings
A big and varied line of these most popular trimmings are ready
for your inspection
Mole, 1 inch wide, $1.25 yd. Grey Coney, 1-2 inch wide, 69c yd.
Brown Coney, 1 inch wide, 50c yd.‘ 2 inches, $1.00 yd.; 3 inches. $1.50.
Nutria, 1 inch wide, $1.25. Natural Opossum, 1 inch wide, $1.50 yard.
Black Opossum, 1 inch wide, $1.50 yd.. Fitch, 2 inches wide, $1.50 yd.
Taupe Coney, 1 inch wide, 75c yd.;
Black Hare, 1 inch wide, 75c yd: 2 inches, $1.50 yd.
Black Coney, 1 inch wide, 50c yd:
Brown Senit, 1-2 inch wide, 69c:
2 inches, $1.50 yd.
1 inch, $1.25.
yd.; 2 inches, $1.50.
Seal, 1 inch wide, $1.25 yd. Skunk 'Opossum, I inch wide, $1.50 yd.
2 inches, $1.00 yd.; 3 inches, $1.50 yd.
lillll APPliCiNlS
tation oi' the Shannan act The Su-l
‘ .——_ LE 1 ‘,
picnic court was iirst callcd 111 on to} _-
consider lllt lulidaiiitnial lipal piopo' k '
1 , '1, ,z” 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ”0 0 0 0
.mon. in imuubu, 1.107, 11 l'tlitlt'h 00: 00:3..00000000.0000.00:00 M»00«.00:00 .00.”:00 00:00:00..»00 :00:0{0¢'
101L1101 1111111311 Krieger ;CO. gt;
Nora .illl saloon littpt‘l'h illttl appli-
tation tor liquor llt'tllst‘ii nllii tho
t'ounti tonimissiont rs who sat in the.
t‘ity llall this 11101'11‘111g.\\l1cn this
teport was ginn out, all 01 the llcenw
applications \Hl’e not 11. 'lln total
numbtr that made applitation up to
this time vtic oi oi \\lil(ll l" vii-10
saloons \' drug struts and l clubs.
'llii‘ nflliiiiu of lilttfit
l“ll(ill6lri .111» as tollous'
Michatl Halt-,litord Main street.
thrlstian '1ml .\lac.e iii Wall sircv‘t.
tiatiulcr and McCarty, 311 Main street.
.lohn l2 lit'Qtiii‘o, till \\'all stri'ct
John ll. Manning,
t‘liurli's Sunni-y. Ill Day strcct.
t'ronin llros., iii Main Sll‘t‘t‘l
Stcphon Sarah. :31 Fort sin-ct.
.loh'i Kislnt, L‘l l-Ily thlllll'.
licla Suacv. 1 Lexington auntie.
(:oorut- \\', Flynn. corncr oi l'latts
avtnue and .\'1-\\ (‘atman art-nu”.
Frank ll Barren? South Main
stroci
l~'rcd l1: Shepard, Ely art-:iuc.
t (liturgy \\’. Iliirtiliit'k, 3t. \\':1ll Siri‘t‘t
llarold ll (ilt'lltlt‘lllllg, l Mam sin-c:
lluroltl .\. Mead, 8 North .‘iaiti
sin-ct!
1‘. .\ioiiltoii 411\\'ti.hing1onhtrcet.'
'l'hoiims ll l'-on1 ll H1. ’ \\ .1 11111111011
strm-t
\\', t‘. llaur 1\\.1ll Siltt'l
'l‘. .l. Sullivan Railroad avenue and
Monrov strcct.
Vito l“t‘ili‘l'l('l. t \\'ull stror‘i.
A. llt‘l‘t‘b'b'libfl -Ci lla)‘ strci‘i.
Adam Silll‘ilill, 9 North Main lll‘Ctl
.\iilltr and ’l‘i'aciy. 1 Walter strcot
It. Prank O‘h‘ullivun, 1 Wall strcot
.lolm ’l‘rov its 40 South Main
\Hr'hncl \l-tklnim ~51 Willi-i stroct.
demos M. Crash and Son,16 Main
flirt't-L
Mcpht-n Sasha it lioutoti nirm'i
Qulnto liarilaln,251llailioad avcnuc.
Just-p11 Dist-ea, 2-«l Chestnut strcfl.
llcrinan Sachs, 24 Main street.
Eleanor Johnston.
.\. l“. lieckniuzi,
slri‘t‘l.
(‘ lirist Larson. 2! North Main slrcot.
Wm. McCromlu-r, ii .\'ortli Matti
strcct.
Thomas Gray. 70 Wall street.
William l-‘. Nihill, 222 East Wasliw
ington strcct.
licnurd Trizzolz. ‘l W ater street.
Reynolds and Caldwell. 2 tiakiiood
'.l'\(’llllt‘
Louis Nyary.
Thomas (I. MCI’Oi‘llilthl.
llotel hlahackemo,
88 Washington
Washington
1111 "11111111er ‘
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1111 10131111111
Best for liver and bowels, bad breath,
bad colds, sour stomach.
i
(‘31 a 10 cent box.
who took out-
ti lliwr strcct. ,
Stoplicn Norah, 'lfi lltiilrou'l ll\ vnuo .
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Fortlinato (‘itarcllin
l.cnu_\‘al. ll Ely avonuc.
.\iti,\'k Ulijin, :l'J lA-xington awnuo
licrto and lit-.uc 311 Water strict.
l-Zstult‘ oi (‘titl St'h'iuli by H. Quilt.
Mola,
atrcc' , 111- r, Administrator 11 Railroad iii-enm-
141' Washington
0' llricn and ltoonc _v
[(81.
llott-l
street.
Abe .\l. Kate, 24 Water street.
at
(‘lliToi‘d ('11,. South
William Anderson, lint; .\laln strcm.‘
Moorc t‘lnh.
/
DEATHS AN D FUNERALS.
Funeral of Henry s. Selleck.
The funeral services of the late Hon-
ry Stanton
day afternoon i'i'o mthc lat-é home of
lafrgcly attended Rev (' l'l'uioic ll'iito
the \‘orwalk M l“. (‘hurch oflicl atcd
an Einicrmcnt was in Riverside (301110"
Etcry.
lFllClltl‘ \‘an lloosicr, llarv cy .\l Kent I —""—"
' NOTES OF THE BUILDING DE-
i
Pall liznrcrs wcr John Valient
and Frdc crick l‘icdlent.
SUFFRAGISTS TO MEET FRIDAY
Mrs. R, \\. l-‘ullci, of “calport,
chairman for the National Woman Sui—
irarzo Association of tho Fourth (‘on ‘
t
flicssioiml District of t‘oniinnticut,l1as
Sick, headache, billionaire {a coated called 11 meeting of the suflraglsts oil
tongue head and nose clogged up with
n cold—«always trace this to torptd
liver; delayed fermenting food in the
bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in-
tc'stines, instead of being cast out of.
the system is re-nbsorbed into the
blood When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes congen-
tion and that dull, throbbing, sickening
headache. 1
Cnscamts immediately cleanse the:
siomach. remove the sour. undigestedI
food and foul gases, take the excess.
bile from the liver and carry out all'
the constipated waste matter and pole
one in the bowels. fir . i
A Cascaret tonight will surely.
They
work while you sleep—a 10- cent box
train your druzglst means your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular tor months. , 1
this district for l-‘ridav of this week
it 3, and Mrs. Percy Willis Brooks, of
Rock Lodge, Norwalk,l1as hospitnbly
opened he: house for the meeting.
The candidates for oCngress of both
political parties have becn invitcd to
apcak
Arguments will be presented to show,
.‘the’vnine of a i‘cderal Suilra c amend
merit and rcsolntlons will be 1(l0pi‘0
asking for the support of canal sun’-
rage by our R91)Tr.ientaii"o in C011-
ci 'cse.
it is hoped that all the members of
the Norwalk League can be on hand.
as this League is with Mrs. Rook-i. in
the position of hostess. Automobile
will be in waiting at the Norwalk Ll-
brary to carry as many as can not go
in other ways, and the first will leave
at 2. 30 Jltnoys may be obtained at
the Boston Store .i'or the ride to Mrs.
wiv‘-
/
West Washington Street
The Leading Outfitting
Store in Norwalk
1:» lily l|\'t‘llllt ‘
.\i;if'i
llorlon's
l ~Ldvertlso in The Sentinel.
0
0 0 0 0
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~ ltnrbnnki
Fresh Ground
BONES
4c pound
1
i
\\"aslii:1gton llcnhani. 11-8 Wood
stri'el.
John llalazo, :3 Mechanic strcct.
Frank .l. l‘nusa and .lamcs t‘. liar-
kins, 2:: Main strcot. :
Norwalk Acrln, No. SN, l-‘. t). l'2., is
,\\'all stri'i'l.
' l’olish ltcpublicun (‘31:!1.
Norwalk t‘onn‘try t‘lul).
Market
Free Delivery
Cliarnock’s
tel. 583.2 76 North Main'sn
1
Scllcck were held yesterl
I the decasod in Brush street. and “'1 r1“
l‘i;ook~‘. 'l‘lv \Vinnipauk sircot ('.:i‘
goos \iiillill ltll minutcs' nalk oi It och
Loduv Leave car at lnion menus)
‘and walk directly north.
PARTMENT.
A permit was given to the ’1)rcsdi'n,
Lace Works to hitild a garage which
will cost $20. .
.\i. Gazy, of Elm Grovc strcct, rcceiv-V,
cd :1 permit to build a garage to cost?
$175.
Dudlcy E. lloyt was given a permit
to build ricottag'e on liouton strct‘l.
to cost $1,000.
C. W. l’enncll was given a permit to
do plumbing for E. Former, oi Grove
street. '7 It”! . .
A permit to wire a house torG eorgo
F. Scoficld nah given to? . M. Cullen.
J. B. M oundy received a permit to
wire a house for Frederick St. John.
on Perry avenue.
oilrmnn Cinquc received a permit
to wire a house for Louis Dohiaa, or
v
‘ Bouton street.
~—li you hud.becn a good Sentinel.
classified advertiser. at the timo(you-
secured your present position, per-
haps you would have found oneqpay—
iiig twice the salary~and—wlth twice
the chance for useful service. '
Norwalk Chronicler