E It EANES’
1.111111111131111 116m. ILocK.
sou-m- nopwaut.
Miss 111-1113111111, of Norwalk‘. is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Blake,
at the Blake hotel, Danbury.
-—-Yacht and Golf Caps. O'Brien.
......,........._
W H. May has returned to his home
In Hartford, after spending nearly a
year withhls aunt. Mrs. Helen I’al-
mer, of 0% Ann street.
The Rev. C. W. Halsey. of New
York, will occupy the pulpit of the
South Norwalk Baptist church, tomor-
row morning ond evening.
A meeting of the governing com-
mittee of the waalk Yacht Club will
be held at the club house, at Iiick-
ory Bluff, this evening, at 7:30 I). m.
jrcceding the smoker.
Congressman E J. Hill. of Norwalk
will give 11 dinner to about 150 guests
at Robert Webcrs shore house at
Steeplechase Island. on September
10111.
There will bc 11 Prohibition meeting
in lted Men's Hall. tomorrow 1111111-
.noon. at 3: 30. All persons Interested
in this phase of political work are 111
viled to attend.
Louis Verlin. of Norwalll, took out.
a small party of friends. yesterday
afternoon, in 111s launch it)! 11 fishing
trip, but the snappcrs were appaicntly
not very 1111111111.
——Brown Derbles 0111111111.
A Prohibition rally will I111 held In
.. 111N111T 1
3111111111
, 111122 11111111111111!
.CIIOGIILAIZES
EIII ll KIIII Jr
DRUOGIO'T.
I NORTH MAIN "REIT.-
rcL. 11114,
summconu.
A Day and Boarding School
For If”:
Thorough preparation for COL.
, lege. Scientific School or Busi-
" ness. An experienced stall of
teachers gives individual atten-
tion to each boy. An excellent
. department for younger boys.
For catalogue address
A Alf!!! 0. Hum. Inumn
Horace E. Dana 8:30“,
45 Wall 8L, Nerwllk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
Bridgeport. this c111nlng.at 10011111111111
street. The Prohibition 11111-111111111-11-
dentin] candidate.
of Ohio, will be the speaker. '
The large safc door In 11111 Boston
Store, which was wrecked about .luI_1
3rd of 4111 by 11111111111111. has bccn r11-
placod with 1111011101 11001. No 111111l1
of 11111 thicvcs have been found.
Miss Flslc Illckcrson, of Weston.
who Is spending the week with 11111
cousin Miss Adelenc Cockefur attend-
' cd lilt‘ Trlnltx Sunday school picnic
at Steeplcchasc Island Thursday
There were twelve sales of real 11s-
tatc in The Norwalks, last wcck. with
mortgages of $11,200. For 11111 second
week 111 August 1007. 11111111 wcic thir-
ty sales of property 111111 mortgages
of $7, 800.
The West End baseball 11111111. 111‘
N01 walk will play their old opponc 1111s
the N111vCanans. this atthnoon w11n- .
thcr p111 Inlttlng. at 11111 Keenan
grounds, III Winnlpnuk. A good 111111111
ls looked for.
A small boy went into the1 Boston
store with his parents, yesterday. and
in some way caught‘his finger 111 the
system which conveys 11111 money and
bills to the cashier's 111111111. 11.- was
somewhat scared, but not injured
much.
——l)r. Dick's cures Malaria.
A, F. Bucknian and Company now
have in their new store in Washington
street a very fine 111111 of liquors. wines
and bottled beers. The store also host
its own bottling 111111111‘111111111, fully
equip ed for all kinds of bottling 111
this I 111.
The store of J. M. Sullivan. at Red-
dlng Ridge, which Mr. Sullivan has
conducted for twenty years, has been
leased by Samuel Bluman and Louis
Kline, of Bridgeport, who will conduct
. it in the future. Mr. Sullivan will
m kc Bridgeport his home during the
w nter.
It is expected that there will soon
be a fine gravel road practically all
the way from Norwalk to Danbury. 111-
asmuch as all the towns along 11111
line‘ have had, or are having their
main road surveyed preparaton to
having a good gravel road establish-
The town of Wilton has nearly
completed its survey of the Wilton
road, which leads up from Norwalk.
' —C. & K. Hats. O‘Brien.
w
For the Norwalk Yacht Club smoker
thls'evenlng. John F. Dillon will 1111 one
of the entertainers
pear in an entirely new act and will
undoubtedly prove interesting. Mr.
Rolmre. an artist In legerdemain and
a manipulator with the cams. will bc
another artist. In addition to which
there will be plenty of good muslsc
and singing. Members will please take
'the 8 011101211 trolley car from South
, Main street. while the retuIn‘ will be
negotiated at 1‘11.
Adolph» W Dreyfuss,
(2m (diuretics, Tobacco
and Smoked W08 of all kinds
it “Wk“ 5‘11 5‘: “DWI\¥.
nouns-411. 111.419.17.111.
WMIUGSM.
Aaron S Watkins,’
Mr. Dillon will :11)- .
we have several decided bargains
In income producing property that
. must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
THE NEW
'iHOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Room: a Special Feature. On
and Electric Light-Throughout. Ev-
ery Room Heated
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked cafe In Connection.
A full line of Imported Aiel, Includ-I
lng the famous Ban,’ Burton' I and
Bass 6. Co. '1 Stout, always on draught.
Anhcuocr Bunch Beer on Draught.
T.J SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone 092.
Money Advanced
to all. on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal' property.
without removal. on their own name
without intiorser.
CALL AND SEE US.
Independent Loan 81 Security Co.
Havilnnd Bldg. Washington St.
001cc open until 7 p. n1. Monday and
Saturday until 8:30.
1907
1847
Plumbing and Steam___
, c _
Heating.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling. Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR STOCK OF
RICH‘MOND RANGES?
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
17 WALL. STREET. ‘ NORWALK.
HotclMahackemo
J. H. CONNOR, Mgr.
——c—
Service and Calm. 19 Up to Data.
Rate. 82 per day and upwardl.
Stock and General Information Tickci
Sunday Dinners. 75cts.
TEL. CALL 988.
The Supreme Test
of Clothing W0fth
is in the wear. Don’t buy clothes that
rip and tear, pull and stretch. If you
are not. a clothing expert. you should
do your tailor-made clothing buying
here. We don't handle shabby goods,
nor do we do shabby wmk.
If you AREVa clothingexpert, you
will appreciate our service more.
LEO S. KOPPEL,
FACHIONADLE TAILOR,
24 No. Mlin 00..
i T"
Booth Namath. _
:x...‘;ub;‘z—4.a.— ,e (‘A'f’fw‘zywm‘m .4-eaw.~n.a~ —
l
Third Week (if 0111‘ August
‘ Furniture 8011
THERE HAS BEEN NO ATMOBPHIRL OF IUSINBM DEPRESSION
iHERE. Our sales have been far In excess of last year. which unquestlomt.
,iny is a strong Indication of the ever growing popularity of out stoic. A few
of our specials this week In Brass and Iron Beds we quote below:
IRAQI IEDOI .; WHITE ENAMEL BEDS.
$46.00 Regular. 81111! 030.00. 1 $18. 00 Regular, Sale 014.1»,
$32.50 Regular. 811111 020.00. , $15. 00 Regular. 8qu $12.50.
e a].
a
28.00 Regular. Sale $03.00. “.I 813.50.110301111‘. Sale 810280.
, _ $25.00 Regular Bale 021.00. ’ 81-2 00 Regular. Sale 8 o,_qo
1 822.50 Regular,8 Sale 018.00. ' $10.50 Regular, Sale 0 7.15.
1 822200 Regular. 8an 010.00., 8 9.00 Regular. Sale 8 7.00.
1“ :20. 00 Regular Sale 1111.10. 1 7.00 Regular, Sale 0 11.211.
45.
1.1.
' Above Beds all are of tile best; manufacturing, and all briiss und brass
trimmings used on beds are of the best lacquered finish.
A. I. COLLINS 81 C0..
Funeral Directors and Embalmers,
IZ-iSENortb. Main Street. South Norwallt. Conn.
Removal
lMELVILLE E. MEAD 81 SON'S
INSURANCE
OFFICE IS NOW AT 148 EAST AVE
NUE. NORWALK. CONN.
Prompt-attention to orders reliably
executed.
He. is never worth thinking much
about. wbp thinks 11110111 ,of himself. ‘
Rnhopncmcu’t
“Kinetic"
111111111111 School 1111 911111.
Nomdk 01111111111111.
will open for the Fall term 011i Wednes-
day, September sixteenth.
Tho principals may be seen at: the
school any morning after nine o'clock.
PHONE NO. 287.
" ‘ “’1“ ‘ Margaret R. Brondlingcr, A. B.
‘ Martha Williams Alden,
‘ Principals.
. . 1 E- - . . _.-. __
f ., - O
The lioard of Electrical Commission HOYT’S THEATRE,
crs will pay a‘ reward 11f 810.00 for the .1.—
arrost and conviction of any unauthor-
Izcd person 1111 persons guilty of wil»
fully breaking or injuring any lamp.
globe or part of the street lighting sys-
tem of the City of South Norwnllt. 111‘
lntcrlerlng with the service 11f snmc.
JOSEPH A. VOLK,
CHAS. N, SMITH.
THOMAS RICHARDSON,
Iloard of Electrical Commissioners.
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LAWN
MOWERS
Refrigerators
Croquet Sets
Hammocks
leo. McMnnus's New York World
Comedy Cartoon
Panhandle
Pete
CHAS. H. BOYLE
in the ,Tllic Role.
W
The Funniest Cartoon Play 111 Years.
115111 11113.
arm and GALORE
SALOME DANCE BY MLLE. VON
1-3 OFF STANLEY A SPECIAL FEATURE.
. i . ' - PRICES ....... Tzsc, 35c, 50c,751:
1 . '
F. A. Mitchell,
con. WALL AND HIGH cruisers.
NORWALK. coNN. l
“"—“ s
Draperies
Newest designs in Curtain Swisscs aiid charming novelties in
Crctonnes and Silkolenes are here for your selection. Although the
patterns are out of the ordinary, the prices are very moderate.
We invite attention tot dur window display.
N. E. Ryan (10.,
8 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Our Line 111311111 Shoes
Is Mott Complete . .
We have them In all the leading shades and at
Prices That Defy Competition
’Phone 466..
Flynn 81 Ryan, 9......1... s...
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1
‘DID YOU RECEIVE A COPY OF. THE
Busmess Educator
DO NOT M138 READING IT. SEND YOUR NAME TO
MERRILL COLLEGE
South Norwalk Stamford ‘ Port Cinder
. road Company in
IROOKFIILD MAN CUES.
‘anry T. +1-ch Plaintiff in Action
Again-11111110011010 Firm.
Henry T. Hawley. of Brookflold. has
instituted action against Edmund War-
ren, of Bridgeport. seeking damages
of M. 000 as the outgrowth of a trans-
action between them looking toward
the financing of Howard M. Osborn In
he conduct of a wire goods conceIu
1m as the George it Osborn Com
M Y. sale the Bridgeport Farmer
And to secure funds for a possible
Judgment. Deputy Sheriff Peter Dalila.
who served the papers, which were
drawn by At‘toftle William Ff. Com
ley 11.111111 nt'ttto ed property of the
defendant at» 186 Courtland street.
_ The plaintiff complains that on Auti-
ust I, 1903. he‘ enteredlinm an unrec-
men with Mr. Warren, that the two
Were to jointly finance M11. Osborn in
running the concern, and In return far
such sums. as were advanced in the
loonduct of the business arrangements.
were to be made to pay back such
money advanced ,on demand, and also
to pay Mr. Hawtey five per cent. of
the gmss'buslness of the company.
as his share for helping finance it.
It was arranged. the complainant,
stiller-1. that the defendant was to have
charge of and control the joint fund
thus created for the benefit of the Os-
born Company, and in establishing
that' fund the plaintiff says between
the 17th of August and the 0th of Jan
urny. 1901, be paid Into that fund :2.-
790.81. and from the time be begun
financing the company until the agrce-
ment was terminated by mutnl con-
sent on December 31. 1900, he had re-
ceived from Mr. ()sborn us his share
of the five per cent. of gross receipts
the sum of $1,921.85.
But having severed his connection
.with the finance fund he wishes 1111 ac-
counting. wants his or glnal money
back and wants some 11v dcnce to show
that he did actually receive the full
five per cent. duo him under the agree-
11111111. 1111 says III his complaint that
Mr. Warren has steadfastly rcfuscd
him an accounting, so he asks the 111v-
ll Superior court at its Scptcmbcr
11111111. to 11111111111 111111 11 judgment ordcr~
big on accounting and to give him
dnmges of $1.000.
OASTORIA...
11.... 11,. 11:1 Kind 1111 Han 1111113 8111121
nature -
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STRENGTH rears FOR some
RAILROAD MEN.
No Change: to be Made on New York,
New Haven and Hartford.
A conference of railroad officials
and surgeons from a number of the
large trunk lines of the East and Mid—
1111.1 West mot 11111111111 in Now York
and 111151 uss1d the matter of theiongh
11111 sical tests for 1111 men in any way
11111111111 led with the operation of trains.
At present nearly every railroad. if
not all the railroads III lill‘ country. re-
quires all train employees to pass an
examination for eyesight and hearing.
but the lost for physical strength II 11
proposed addition to the present list.
Upon inquiry at the ofilces of the New
York. Ncw 1111111111 and Hartford Rail
New Haven it was
learned that no changes Would be
made in this company, at least as far
as Is known. Representatives were
present at the meeting in New York
from the following lines:
New York Central. Rutland road.
Michigan Central. Chicago, Indiana
and Southern. Lake Erie and Western.
Dunkirk road. Allcghcny Valley and
PIIIshurg. Lake Shore and Indiana
Ilarbor belt line. .
ST P.THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia. Rra~
zillnn Iialm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
10c, 251‘. 500 and 81.00 bottles. The
Clifford, Baxter‘s and Plalsted's. "
' snvm nocx excossIos.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company announce
another popular excursion to Savln
Rock for Wednesday. August. 261k. for
which round trip tickc s will be sold at
tin1 extremely low rat of seventy-five
cents. Train leaves South Norwalk at
8:30 a. 111.. 111111 New ”oven at 0:30 a.
111.. where transfer ls made to electric
111111 for (Jeanneticut's most famous re-
sort. The demand for tickets on the
last excursion was so large that It has
been found necessary to limit the sale
In order to avoid over-crowding, and
those anticipating the delights of a
rest and Iecrention at this
resort sbguld
d1
cEaIIulng sea and shore
purchase early.
11
111; GREAT
41015111110
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~- £01081»
111:1 MAW. '
910111111115
mum
CAIARRH
surmount
\
50 Eocene.
{it
- 01111;
ll 24%
CONSUMPTI "‘
34"
8'02 , .
Cures Sore Throat. lain :xmnd mounted Tonsil: takes Oolll
Grip and Pleurlsy 0113)! manhole system. like magic.- _
jg; DOSES 5&0. 800 UOSE3 $1.00
No opium), no quinine, no chloroform. 1111 9915,1111.
B. F; J
N o 00., manure, 1.111., 11111.
BITS‘OF WISDOM FROM‘AUNT
' 131119111! honour -
Some girls thinksgcttin’ mar-
ricd means takin‘, lite my inva
plush rocker. while, tinny bus,-
bauds. W the layering!
their laps.
got to do your part, 1111 three
good meals a day is necessary
for a happy home. If your us»
band has got you a range like
the Stamford—and there aint,
none with more handy contriv-
anccs—yod must do the rest.
1103111110, .. ,
'_o. glib: ouvc ' '
For SALE 1111‘. '
Horace R. Nash, cor. North Main and West 8111.
W
THE HIBERNIANO.
Membership in Order In Connecticut in
0,185.
State S11111~1a:1J.P Shethnn of
Watcrbiuy In his hhnu'a‘l ”port to'
the convention of the A: 0. 11.. In New
Haven. this week. said among other
things that two new divisions had
been organized and two had been dis-
banded, the majority of the members
(If the disbanded divisions having been
transferred to other divisions. Secre-
tary Shechnn reported a total member-
shop for the order In this state of
8.185. enrolled by counties as follows:
Fairficld. nine divisions, 805: Hart
ford. 19 divisions, 111111 military com-
panics, members, 3,088; Lllchficld. five
divisions. 111111 military company, mem-
bers. 387; Middlescx. 3 divisions, 326
members; New Haven. 20 divisions, 2
military companies, 2.520: New 1.011-
111111. 7 divisions. 647; Tollnud. 2 divi-
slous, 143; Windham. five divisions,
203. ‘
111 the last twa years the order in
this state has Initiated 2.231 members.
reinstated 185, transferred 122, sus-
pended 1.453, and expelled 7. Seventy
111111 have resigned. and 215 have died
Haitford (ouuty has made the great-
11st gain in membership, «155; gains In
other counties have been as follows:
F11lrflcld.l'11; New London, 43:1Atch-
ficld_ 28; Middlesex. 13; New Haven,
III; ’l‘olland, 2; total. 603. Included
in the report was a statement of the
finances of the order, showing total
receipts of 118,225.15, and expenditur-
11s 11f $107,008.61. For charitable pur-
poses $5,614.68 was spent; for .Ick
and funeral benefits, 859005.46. The
order contributed nearly twu thousand ,
dollars for the earthquake sufferers In
San Francisco.
WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL.
Everybody in Zanesvilie, 0., knows
Mrs. Mary 1.1111, 11f rural route 8. She ‘
writes: “My husband. James Lee. firm-
ly believes he owes his life to the use
of Dr. King‘s New Discovery. 1113'
lungs were so severely affected that
consu tlon seemed inevitable, when
a fricn‘ recommended New Discovery.
We tried It. and Its use has restored
him to perfect health." Dr. King's New
Discovery in the King of threat and
lung remedies. For coughs and colds'
It has no equal. The first dose gives
relief. Try it. Sold under guarantee
at F. H Baxter's drug store. 50c and
$1. 00. Trial bottle free.
WOOLEN MILLS VERY BIJBY.
CENTRAL VILLAGE. (701111.. Aug.
22.—Grcat activity In being displayed
in the Woolen mills 11111111 and in this
vicinity: all having rcsumed work on
full time. having orders booked ahead
that will keep them going at full on
pucity for some time. The Aldrich
(‘otton Compam at Union Village is
rushing work on a new $100, 000 fuc-
tory.
GROSVENORDA‘LE. Conn, Aug.
~—'1‘ltc Canadians employed In the mills
111 this section who went to Canada in
the. spring are returning In large 1111111-
bcrs to resume work. The return this
years is much earlier than that of pre
vious years.
FOR SORE FEET.
“I have found 'RIIcklen‘s Arnlcn
Salvo to be the proper thing to use for
sore feet. as well as for healing burns,
so es cuts and all manner of abra-
sio s." write Mr W. Ston'c. of East
Poland, Mai It is the proper thing
too for plies. Try it! 80111 Imder quarc
3132116 at.“ 11‘} R‘IJBMSer‘s drug1 store
INS"!!-
museums
ASTHMA
III" (It! "It”
War-11‘
41c: .U‘
, port 1mg
. ban on sturday n
4 holds the No Italian farmhands.
‘NORWALK NEEDS ONE.
A Machine That Llyc and Finishes
, Cement Walks.
One of the .latest labor-saving de-
vrcca, Is a machine that lays and fin-
ishes ‘cement sidewalks with remark-
able rapidity. It consists of a travel-
ing mold land a winch for pulling the
mold ahead‘. The concrete for the
base of the sidewalk is shoveled or
dumped Into Ihc front part of tliu
mold. and ther‘tinishlng mortar Is
shoveled or dumped Into the hopper
.at the middle of the n1old.Thls hop
per Is so designed that It feeds a thin
layer of mm tar on to the concrete
base at the rear end of the machine.
No skilled finishers are required. No
labor is needed to build forms. ‘100
men are needed to (amp the concrete;
III brief. says Cement Age, New York.
the process In simply one of mixing
the ingredients and depositing them
into the proper part of the. traveling
mold. The mold does the rest With
a properly organized gang, the mold
ls kept: traveling continuously at the
Isle of two feet per minute. The
shape of the mold is such that the
concrete ls squeezed both laterally
and vertically Into a dense block.
which. as above stated. requires no
ramming. Perhaps the most remark»
able feature of the mold Is the per-
fect finish that it. gives to the side-
walk“ The. walk looks as if ithad
been hand finished with fioats. ‘
”A MS MO 1‘...
, Ma. 1111 1111101 111110111 wt
“11‘1“ W -
of .
Neonosa OF'CONNECTICUT Minn. '
‘ Say They Can support Neither Brynn
nor Taft.
new HAVEN. Aug. 21—11 meetln ,.
of colored men held in this city an
which. It Is stated. represented the
colored men of the state drew up an
appeal to the voters of their race to‘
vote for neither Taft nor Ilryan at the
coming Election.
for the colored men to stay away from
the polls. The resolutions state. "As
,a result of our stupid loyalty to the
Republican part1, no 1111111111 what. the
dashes. what our treatme11t,11egro pol-
:iticai Infinence is almost a negligibleI
Iquantity. although We hold the balance
of power In many important stately."
There are two things concerning the.
present campaign. First that' any
general bolt to the Democratic paity
would be illudvlsed; second. that no
self respecting negro can vote for Wil-
liam H Taft, In 110w of his negro pol-
lcv. "
In conclusion the appeal says that:
those who wish to make an effective
aprotcst should vote the Republican
state and congressional ticket and for
presidential electors other than those -
22. for Taft and Bryan.
George M. Crawford. who drcw'up
the resolutions. says that there are 8.-
000 negro voters in the state.
HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS.
, Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated. 1
Foley' 5 Orlno Laxative cures chronic
constinption by stimulating the litter
and bowels and restores the. natural
action of the bowels. Foley’s Orlno
IMMIVG does not nauseate or gripe
and 1's mild and pleasant to take.
fuse 21111111111013. The Clifford 1111a?!
many and The Bridge Pharmacy.
CAPITAL FOR MEXICAN BANK.
. MEXICO CITY, August 21 -——Capltal -
for the establishment of the proposed
lie-1111161111111 Bank. II: is reported 111-1
financial choice, will be supplied by .
the French clergy. The statement was
made‘ todiiy that a remittance of fifty
million francs as a subscription to the
capital stoolt of the Institution would
" be made before October 10.
The subscription of fifty million
francs by the French clergy. together
with the $5. 000 000 which, It has been
stated”. will be made by the chartered
banks of Mexico, will give the Realise;
count a capital of 325. 000.000. Instesd‘
oil 810,000, 000. with which It. was my
' posed to liegin the institution. On 11111.
count: of the hostile attitude of- 1.111111
French government. it is said the?"
French clergy have decided to with-
. draw “quickly as possible all theii’in- .
vestnidnts In France and to place a
large portion of them in Mexico.
1:"ng CliRIE SmDYSPEPDcIAH
m r 0 New 1111 1:,
Del, Delays“ ‘iiiiuffcred fdr ye‘hrs with
1: ‘dyspepiii'a, used to have great distress
and belching- f, tri everything I
could hear of, but not In; helped me
until I took Brazilian Bella, and one 50
cent bottle cured“ nib dompletcly”
For sale Piaisted. F. H.
antpr and The Ciliiind Phermncy.‘
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FARMNRNDB HELD FOR MURDER.
NEW HAVEN. August 22. ~Deputy
Coroner Pottd yesterday filed his :01 ‘
shoe-v
rim‘llh
Ral-
011111111111 and Gulseppe Gemini"
with the crime. No theory of g.
the killing of George
ldht and
file
1101,
1 motive 111 advanced by the officer, and
~ this will be left to the trial to deter-
mine. The two men will be tarnished
in court today.
\.
The advice giveil‘ Is' 11,,
Norwalk Chronicler