5 a
6‘. balm
u
5
iii? ”Mel ‘
' ti Wont tor an hour and
Mu 5 ‘
a word of doctors to desist Wm
‘ “four children screechs‘d st ._
plot their voices when they
the walls of the other in the
rooni. The terriii'o c on» attract»
very titalian tfssidsa in the co-
low
5 arrants were issued today for the
great of Guissppo Ernie's. Dominick
coin and Rocco Trsfg‘icaa‘fl. but the
later two have fled the town. Bit-rice.
-, who was seri6usly iniured by a bull
‘ lot from Tropicsnti. will be under tho
awatchtul eye or the police until he re-
covers when he will be taken into one
5 tody. Coroner Mix was notified of the
‘ ‘ death of Sabin and probably will be
and slaughter.
i’isbks street
mportion
its all the Jewish
where who
re killed or
on leaving a
_ window was
51: happily have
goldfish w hich
6 into and ran-
an carried oil
‘ - it “iounce.”
- considerably frightened at the result.
victims at so-
Saidlce tune
the Te
also.
ililin l
n of hooli-
. plunder-
seervthing
girl on loudest late today or tumor
We
‘ a MAvstrAva anu‘Nlou.
_ . -*F‘~F 5
Shore l'ilnnar at the Home of Theodore
Msyhsw. Ely Avenue. Enjoyed. ,
. That chicken, blueiish. green corp.
- roilnd clams and the other accessories
of a Rhoda island ciambake, take on a
delicious flavor and tempt the most
sluggish of appetites. when cooked up-
on heated stones. covered with rock
weed. is the opinion of one who sat
down to a hounteons dinner of the
:sfioresaid- good- things, served under
the trees. with waving masses of gold
5 en rod flanking the table on all sides
And that Theodore Msyhew, sur
rounded by his children and grand
chlildren, thoroughly enjoyed his Son
day dinner was very evident. and
though he modestly dlsclalmed any;
credit as a cook. the eating of the and
was evidence or his ability in that (ii
reotion.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Fergeraonmhd
children. of New Corinna, were his
guests over Sunday.
TROLLEY CAR JiJMPED TRACKS.
Passengers on Westport Car Had Snare
of Their Lives.
A trolley car loaded with people
bound for Compo Bench. jumped the
' track In Riverside asenue.- WWestport
Sunday afternoon, and those aboard
had the fright of their lives. The pon-
derous car made a dive straight for
the river only a few feet away and
out woman was so frightened that she
was only prevented from jumping by a
man beside her restraining her.
it is claimed that the car's unusual
course waaa'onus’ed by the pranks of
people on the platforms. who attempt-
ed by Jumping up and down. to make
The fun makers were
Daniel O'Brien was the conductor
and Morris Mills the motormsn.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
A large number of Norwalk people
intend to attend the Coney island Mar-
di5 Gras next week.
A dance for colored people will be
' held at the Roton Point dancing pavil-
ion on Thursday night”
Miss Annie Weyerhauser is enjoying
a who vacation from her duties as
clerk at tho DeKlyn store, in Main
street.
Benjamin Porter of 88 North Main
street underwent an operation for
frabtured knee cap. at the Norwalk
Hospital. this mornin. Mr. Porter
was injured while deivering ice in
- illerwin street, last week. one day.
«-
A special communication of St.
Johns Lodge F and A M" ofNorwslk,
. was held Saturday night when the
third do was conferred. This coin.-
munica on was held to accommodate
a candidate who was about to leave
town. .‘
Bemsrd Collins. who until recently
5 has been getting along fairly well with 5
{it‘ll the are
u. .
hill wife and was not quite as success»
it.
his fist. and throwing her across the
bed. proceeded to jump on her ato-
much.
He was arrested on a warrant and
the trial came of! this morning on
charges at assault and. breach of- the
peace. He was defended by Attorney
Cones. but was found guilty of assault
“6“ a fine of ‘10 and costs was from
c . ,
OIITUANY RIFORD.
MRS CliAnh‘lllSE WOUNMlNGS.
5 *Jennle Roainsiioas. wife of Charles
Cum lugs, died yesterday afternoon
at h home-do Esstusvlenue at 6:10
o'clock. She had been a lnvaild‘sver
since the illness and death of her,
daughter. Helen. of spinal meningitis
tourteen months ago and has been con‘
lined to her bed for the past fifteen
weeks. She. had been planning a trip
to her former home in Enuciair. Win,
but was never strongléonough to nation
tslte the loluney.
Deceased was a member of the South ‘
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church
and was of a beautiful Christian
character and beloved by all who
knew her. She leaves besides'heo how 5
hand. one daughter. Plumeli. aged se-
ven years. A sister. Miss Sadie Ross,
has been here for the past three week
from Wisconsin. Deceased was thirty-
three years of age. The funeral will
he held Wednesday afternoon at 2
o‘clock from the family residence. Rev.
W. W. '1‘. Duncan will oiliciate.
FUNERAL 01“ THOMAS REYNOLDS.
The funeral of the late Thomas Ray
110le was held this morning from St.
Joseph‘s Church. at 9 a..ut.. and it was
largely attended. Rev. William Maher
omelet/ed. John W. Wehle rendered a
solo, "Under the Hills of God;" Miss
Helena. Millard beautifully sang "Face
to Face,” and the church choir sang
“Nearer. My‘ood. to Thee." The poll
bearers were the four brothers of the
deceased. Simon. Michael, Bernard and
John. Noll McNamara and
six members of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles.
William Powell. Thomas 1‘. Butler,
Daniel Keogh and Joan Rooney. The
flower bearers were Joseph Welsh
George Hands, Edward Creagh. and
Bernard Griditbs. The interment was
In St. Mary‘s Cemetery.
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MRS. CATHERINE ELLIS.
Mr. Catherine Ellis died yesterday
at her home 2 Marshall street. Nor-
walk. after quite a long illness. The
deceased is survived by two daughters
and one son. Funeral 'servicoa will be
hel dst 9 o'clock tomorrow morning
from St. Mary's Church.
rounasi. or use. onununnu.
The funeral of the late Mrs. William
Gehrmunn will be held tomorrow after-
noon, at 2 o‘.clock The interment will
be in Riverside Cemetery.
SPEARS I§ PHINDENT.
u.-——~
Elected by Fairfisid County Hibarnlsns
st Dsnbury.
DANBURY. Sept. 10. ~The annual
convention of the Fairlie d County An-
cient Order of Hibernia s was held
here yesterday with liaise-tea present
from all the divisions in the cannon ’
These outcers were chosen; President.
Thomas F. .Spssrs. Bridgeport; vice:
president Michael F. Kinney. Dan
" bury: secretary. Stephen J. O'Brien.
South Norwallt; treasurer Daniel J.
Hogan. Not-walk.
Only rontins business was transac-
typboid fever. at his home in Bethsl. to
has had a relapse and is now quite low
His brother Thomas J. who has also
had the disease is able to get out on
pleasant days. 6 l;
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OVIBLOOK SOOTIALL TIAM.
indications as ”first tits Outlook
Academy will Have I 0m». Team.
indications point to s largo enroll-
ment at tho Overlook Sslleck unitary
Academy in lilasgsvsnue. which opens
Septembsl As a mun It is es-
pscted that there-will be some fine
material for a first class football team;
Ill Practice will begin amen the student.
as soon as they return. vol-oi of the
players will be the some cuss who
played last year. though serious tamed
has been lands into the last your team
by the absence of several or the our"
dents“ who enter colleges this fall.
The eleven will he coached by Shelli
30“
The time and place of tag) w
y a
meeting will be determined
new board of “can.
ILL. COMPANY INOORPOIATID.
A continents of incorporation has
been also with the stats secretary by
the George N. llllls Company. of War
torbury. The authorised capital stool:
amounts to 35.000. the sum with which
business will be begun. The compsn
will conduct a stationary store and wt 1
also sell t writers and other ones
supplies. its inocrporstors‘ are man‘s:
tbur 3‘. Ella. Wll lard Alto
sale a. Harris. Waterbury American.
wrunu—n—n‘n—
00¢ OATOHINA 6N5 Trill! JOIS.
Tits odioisldllorwllit dog catchers «. ‘
ro'stiil on their jobs in ”Nomi
is shown by the in: hsrklof canned
Mwfluliilg' 0 up
“War Motion
5 in this its was success- 5
Then e prooeedad to domain; 5
as animal her. struck her with 5
' ll ind mat alto;
; so; use In 191 has ‘sn sound. .to pave
Bernard 5 5
Fay. The honorary pallbearers were ~’5
They were John iii. Kelly. ,
m to salutes;
ma usomsm5 .5
Wall. 98 “it?“ idiot! “Nil filii limit
it «issues u‘.‘ as inn node Ii Hones
handed on: oral out atone lauds
lien is spam lulu an! 35‘.“ no} use an
m 40 110va iron lapse pool [I
cones in no poo poo ms u use In
as; (5! pool a any monies sin so; some
mmw- nus: mu
[sired s so limp allot ‘ossama romp
line .to ‘susn mind 'suo ‘ssst 'saod
done-issue 'ssxu 'sluss Amt yo noon at
ion m and in pan '33s: slentan loo»
can “do says new so but 'pv .tno
.i~ ’spsu snot Alddns
cr’h'ntldtns alarm on on so}. diam
use time spasm no so duo II Inc: as
liaison: Oil 0} Wll “this us ca pan
on new an
on. JEROME 1). mar,
Osteopathic Physician,
12 ls6scs‘Pisce,
Ndiffvnilk, Conn.
‘Orsduate‘o'athellll T. Stilllln-
stitute of Osteopathy, st Kirkl-
ville. Mo. 5
Licensed by Connecticut State
Board of Health. .
Finest line induction ever brought
to The Nor-vistas for cunning and plott-
ling Call and see them fore you
buy elsewhere~lrhm 756 to 1.25.
We also handle um Jar Tops.
At JOSIHJOFF’S
Monti mm or.
Lease.
CF—I— .
For information that will convict the
mica who throw from seven to ten
ushels of sea stars upon oyster
grounds of Stanley H. Inwndss. off
(loose island. Address John ll. Light
South Norwsllt. Conn. ‘ ' sent
N OTI' CE l
alts... rum 5
Has received afloarlosd oi
flue Heavy truck and Coach
"uses.
and they can be seen at
Tea
(liners
once thsytry our Inn Koo are nick to
ass its goods mush. Sun as is
packed in ministers to: chests all
corn? in all vsnlstiss. due a in; a
chic s given. 5 5
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5‘ mostly cook
Star
Stables In 6ilonn. Avenue. 5
business a m semis m «icons. that m are always may witlaa an»;
elusive styles; 6nd. Ids. that our prices are hand strictly upon Intrinsic values. Wsms '
litany new things Which we srs showing. . 5 5 6_
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TRISTRaM e, Hiram". ‘ NORW 5
The cott6n udder Argentine lio-
public comprises more than 150.000.-
000 acres. but most of this vast terri-
tot-y is not at mascot available tori
production, owing to the sparse popu-u
iatlon and to the lack oi economical
means of transportation.
“What books have benefited you
5 'mm salted the litemy woman;
"i forget the author’s names."s.ns~
wercd Mrs. “that. "But they w
books."-—~Wsshington
a
BIO ASSORTMINT OF
Post Cards.
2 for 50.: 26° dos. , «I
Some new Lasthsr Cards ..... be sash
' Post Card .Aiisgms6.......tilo to $2.00
- WM; AQUMR‘MAN'S
Donovan Block. 184. Washington at.
Agent seaweeds“ Laundry.
ARTHUI I6; IIN‘DIO'T.
first maisonette
Mmmwngfll "'
F050} ”IN. .
dl‘
Hanna 6 S6n’ 5
"Mi AND “.00.
Ralsion Health Shoe-
Ellie
lor lien and women;
“3 AND “M-
Servicesblc School
Shoes for Children
in
shorts“. «us.
will slot-€161 m";
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5.5353 IPELL COMING. .
wnsr WASHINGTON on, snow humans.
Rememfier '**‘your5 Boys nod
Girls shenld be well W
while sending than washout
we have everythirlg for .4
children, and there is no oc-
casion ' *‘iihat‘ you Should {let
your children go to school
\
poorly clad.
is
Open a charge account if
your m6ne'y is scarce.
Norwalk Chronicler