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1906
Talismajaamnv a.
Hi “‘NORW‘Ktfi EVENING
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I PIAN
GIV N ~
AWAY
Get a Piano Certificate with
every purchase. it will cost
you nothing.
F. A. LANE
Confectionery
and Poetry ‘
51 Washington Sire
et.
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lllllll NEWS" ”‘
WEATHER FORECAST. .
Iv‘or Norwnlk and vicinity: Rain or
snow and colder tonight: Wednesday
fair and colder. The cold thVO from
the. northwest has moved slowly east-
ward during the, past :34 hours, but has
decreased considerably ill intensity. A
slight disturbance has developed ill
Virginia which is producing consider-
able cloudy weather with light snow
or rain in, the eastern sections. The
telliperature is below zero between the
llocky Mountains and the. Lake region
aild as far south as ()lllahu. The. low-
.. est telliperature reported was 40 below
zero, at White River. "militia. (Iondb
lions favor for this vicinity cloudy
and rainy. weather followed by clear~
hip: and colder tonight.
Harold t‘ileudeuuiug remains ill at
his homo ill West Main street, Nor-
walk. .
Peter J. Ward. of Arch street. Nor~
walk, spent yesterday iii ’I‘arrytowii.
N. Y. ,
The Hat Tl‘lllll‘llt‘-I‘S' Society will hold
a meeting. tonight, ill Central Labor
Lyceum.
Arthur Laughlin, of Stamford, was
the guest. of relatives ill South Nor-
walk, Sunday.
Albert Hughes, of Dariell. has taken
a position as clerk in William L. Ol-
sen's shoe store.
P. C. lounsbury Lodge, New Eng-
land lrder of Protectioni will hold a
regular meeting tonight. ' .
A. meeting of the vesiry of Trinity
church is scheduled to be held this
evening, at the church.
Irvin'g Horton, of Norwalk. is'elljoy-
.ing a day‘s vacation front hip duties
as printer in Saybrook.
The annual meeting Of the Norwalk
Baptist. church will be, held at the
church, Thursday evening.
Court Mahackemo, Forestersvof Am-
erica. will have an important meeting,
this evening, in the hall in Washing-
ton street. .
The annual meeting of tho Bellially
Guild of Trinity church will be held
Wednesday evening, at. the guild room
at 8 o'clock.
The monthly meeting of the Amalga-
mated Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
will be held, tonight, at the quarters
in South Main street.
The directors of the. Norwalk HOS-
pital Association will hold a monthly
meeting, this evening, in the parlors
of the Norwalk Club.
Tile Misses Blanche Northrup and
Lucy Howard, of Norwalk, entertained
the Misses Marion and Edith. Schieb
and Rito Kearns, of Bridgeport, Sun-
day.
James Idvenden. Of 1.". Elizabeth
street, was admitted to the. hospital
yesterday and was operated on there
today by Dr. Jean Duniortier, assisted
by Dr. H. C. Sherer.
Mrs. Mary Iiatterson. of Union Park.
underwent. all operation at the Nor-
walk Hospital tilts morning, the deli-
cate work being perforated by Dr. flenu
Duluortier, assisted liy Dr. H. C.
Sherer.
James Talley. of Norwalk, has se-
cured a. position as clerk ill Shelley‘s
cigar store. Wall street. Richard
Burke, who has been employed by the
former proprietor, W. i.. Blascer, has
resigned. ,
Fred Ambler. of Wall street. is ill
Hartford, today, looking after the In-
terest of Hon. E. J. Hill for United
. States senator. Ii. P. Price, E. S. Ad-
«= unis and E. J. Thomas are among the
others from Norwalk who are in that
city today.
Next Tuesday will be the tenth an-
niversary of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the. South Norwalk Methodist
church, and ill honor of this event. the
ladies have arranged to entertain the
members of the Men‘s industrial
league in the eyening. at the church.
Team F basketball team will play
the. Middletowns, next Monday evening
at. the Norwalk armory. which is an-
ticipated by the local lovers of the
sport to be. a wann contest. This game
will he the firstmf a series (if three
names to, be played with this aggre-
nation. the? custom or which will llt‘
played hem-and should there. be u
deciding game the floor will be deter-
mined later. The. following week the
Danhury five will play here, and this
will he the beginning of a series of
five games. all of which will be played
In the near future. These games will
dfcille the state chlmpionshlp.
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Compicto’hine of
_ , '.RUBPER}}’COODS
,1, for Bottles. Byr'IngemEtc.
”Stillson Powell‘COi'poriition,
,‘Mpiiii mum-a ~'
1. We Write Burglar
II 74 Washington street, South Norwaik.
BAXTER’S
'- Launch Works.
' Oyster Shall Palm. Norwalk
. Insurance
LET U8 WRITE YOURO.
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN, ‘
TEL. 105%.
HOT SODA
AT
present season.
ANDERSON '3
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank. '
All kinds of repair work. ‘
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS. “'1". $15 “P-
Annuai Elections Held This Morning
in Various Financial Institutions.
The. three national banks ili Nor-
wulk held annual meetings this morn-
ing at the respective hank buildings,
at which thus the. boards of directors
for the ensuing year were elected. The
voting polls were open to the. stock-
holders from ii to 12 o'clock. Ill each
instance the election progressed will»
out incident; and the old boards of
directors were chosen to succeed them-
selves. , ll .
Central National Bank.
14 South Main Street.
At the. (‘eiitral Nmiolinl Itauk llle
folllwillg directors were elected:
George M. Holmes. Harvey M. Kelli.
J. ’l‘llorllton I’rowltt. Stephen II.
} Clothes .
‘ Nineteen-Nine Man
There is nothing later in style than the Suits and
Overcoats we show—the most successful styles 0f the
”on
Look at our fancy Suits in the famous Varsity
modelsl You never saw slicker sack suits! Finer-fit-
ings Suits can not be turned out. And they come in
the warm browns, soft grays. olives, slates and tans
so much in vogue. $15 up.
‘ And our fancy Overcoats! Handsome, swagger,
comfortable garments—with a dash and go about
them which appeals to the Nineteen-Nine man. Yet
they are not highqariccd. though high-class in every
m;
h’L.
Correct evening dress clothes for New Year fes-\4_
tiviiies and socialdunctions.
Telephone Call 682-2.
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Holmes. Horace E. Danll. Samuel
l.ylles, William A. Curtis.
'l‘llese directors will meet I“l'l(lil,\'
morning to organize and elect ollicera.
Fa‘lri‘ieid County National Bank.
.At the ii‘airileld County National
flank the votes showed the some board
to be re-elected, as follows:
Edwin 0. lx'eeier, Iiiivill ll. Miller.
lril (.‘ole, Moses Ii. Glover, Aurelius .I.
Meeker, (‘harles li‘. 'l‘l'istram, Iiowis C.
Green, Frederick A. Lockwood.
‘linmcdlalely after their-election the
board met. and elected the following
officers:
TURKIIH GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS
INDEMNITY.
No Prospect of War Over Annexation
of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
(YONSTAN‘I‘iNt‘il’lil-l. .Iau, I3.--'I‘llt“
Turkish government. accepts tilt Aus-
trwiillllnilrlau offer of £2,500,000 'f‘ilr-
klsll lSItiJitltlJltltll indemnity for the
annexation of llosuiu and ilerzl-goviilu,
thus removing every possibility of
war. .‘i‘he itrilud filler, Klillllll i'ilsllu.
received Marquis i’alliivieini. lllf! Aus-
tro-Iillilguriilu ambassador, today, and
President—Edwin O. Keeler. untitled him of the derision oi' the
\‘iee-i’residiiilte—Iiitvid Ii. Miller. ('iillllt‘ll of ministers.
(‘ashier——I.ewis C. Green, VIENNA. Jilu. lag-«Tho Foreign (if-
the has received ll dispatch from Mar-
quis l’ullilvlcilli. the. Allatro-lfuuiznriuu
alllliilssudor in Constantinople, that
the 'l‘lirllhlh grand vilier has Informed
llilii ol‘ the llet'epiilnee by the Turkish
glwl’l‘illllt'lll‘ or the Austroliuugarilul
proposals for a. settlement of the. dis»
pu'to over llllsllia and Herzegovina.
'l‘ilis direct arrangement between the
two principals clears the way for the
conference or the signatories or the
livrliil 'I‘renty, \\‘lll('li, it is presumed
here, will without doubt approvi- of a
settlement agreeable to 'I‘urkey.
National Bank of Norwalk.
The stockholders of the National
think of Norwalk also re-eleclml the
present. board of directors. as follows:
Ebenezer llill, ll). J. Hill. .I. A. 0i!-
horll. I). W. Fitch. W. i<‘. .lili-llloli. J. i’.
'l‘reallwell, A. 0. Wheeler, \\'. if. llillir.
Lester li‘yatt.
The directors will meet and organize
next week.
City National Bank.
The following'dircctors were elec ed
today at. the. annual meeting of he
City National Bank of South Nor-
walk:
Edwin E. Mathewson. John II.
Knapp, Josiah RI Marvin, Christian
swartz, Henry Seymour. Samuel Grum-
lilnll, J. Wallace. Marvin, John ii. Light
Jacob Eliant. son of Isaac Elfuill. of
Silvel‘liliile, has gone to New York to
spend the winter.
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' .Iuliu Onizel. of linnulii-yl' was :i
l. . I'll "‘l: 3“ \'-
and Frederick H. Rowan. gun at last llgl or hit lt Suthtln \ ii
HOUSE MAY ADJOURN.
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Members Wish to Attend Funeral of
Deputy Secretary Mitchell.
il.\|t,'I‘I-‘i)ltll. .lilu. IB.—~v’l‘llo house,
will probably adjourn over until 'I‘hursJ
day's session lirallow lite. speaker to
perfect his conlmiltee appointments.
Speaker thinks said this morning:
"'l‘ho house committees will lint be
hunted Iiilllill'l‘tl“, lih' they are not emu-
plell-d. I have .fi'illllt‘ll up most of the
important eommiiiw-s along my own
ideas, lilll i have declined to confer at
ill with the party leudbrn until after
the senatorial l'llilells. There, will not
be time enough over night to may
piote the eolllluittees and to confer
with the leaders. all of , whom have
made. requests for rouferences. it is
also proposed to adjourn over tumor
mw out of resplrt in llupttiy Secretary
of State John (l. Mitchell, WllOéiO fun-
eral at \‘l'illlllniulir will occur tonlur-
row.“ '
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WAS SEVERELY SMOCKED.
Robert IKu‘llells, llio electrician. re
ceived a severe shock of the fiery
substance yesterday while at. his work
at the t‘rol’ut iii Knapp hut factor).
and fell several feet from a ladder.
Thoughsomewhat bruise-l. no bones
were broken.
EllililtU't'F—nAf't‘ you lruthful?
Young Appliclllit-~—\'rli; but i ain't
so darn truthful as to spoil your busi-
lless.-~l.ife.
lialll Miller, of South Norwulk.
The directors will assemble 'I‘hurs~
V a
day. Illlll elect. bank Officers.
The newly elected Officers Of P. C.
wulisbilry lodge, N.-E. 0. P.. will be
installed this evening. it is expected
that. Deputy W. A. Smith will collie
down from Bridgeport for this cere-
mony.
John Cohan, of Fort. street, is spend-
ing a. few days in New York city.
SOUTH NORWALK
‘ SAVINGS BANK
97th SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
to the depositors
at the rate of
4% PER ANNUM
has been declared for the six months
ending December 31st, 1908. payable
on and after January 11th, 1909.
Interest not, drawn will be credited
to accounts and will draw interest
from January 1. 1909. .
Money deposited on or betore,.lalr
nary 9 will draw interest from January
else. at the price of second-class;
is for good and sufficient reasons.
perhaps.
WOOOWONW
Meat and
«MWMWQOW
Please take this fact to heart: fly no possible means can one
boy first-class articles, food for yourself. or animal, or anything
quality than to buy ilu inferior quality for a few rappers less—-
Quality is our first consideration. Our prices are as low
as possible. consistent with legitimate merchandise, that's lower
‘ than others won‘ldi-llargc—if they had it.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
If they are cheap. scrolled. it
it will pay you to buy our
MANU EL TORO HATCH.
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Blank Books and
Marie‘s 1909
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
1. 1909. .
‘ GEORGE F. ,BEARSE.
(121 w Treasurer. ' BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES n
49 WALL STREET. - 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
Provisions
All kinds of noiognn and Delicates-
sen. Fresh Frankfurters and Sausag
made daily. Try them. '-
F. KARL, -
'76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
. . ’ 108. ,
HARDWARE . TELEPHONE .
Ice Skates, 75c’up
Canadian ”Hockey Skates
cut from $1.50 to 850
At COLEMAN ’8
NEWS STORE. . '
10 North Main on, South Norm-Ila
Agent for A. mlp‘lidlng'o ‘
Ian-ball and sporting nook. l
Ruckaway
Spanish Mackerel. Bluefish. Sea Trout, Steak Cod, Halibut, Eels,
Flats, Frostfiah, Herring.‘ Salmon. Haddock. No. 1 and Extra Smelts:
.Whole Cod, 7c Ib.; .Whlting, So. Long Clams, 30: qt; Sea .and Long
Island Esoallops, Hard Crabs. Oysters.
. Gosling-Clams fOr Baking. No frozen stock.
Cutbill’s "Bridge Fish Market.
Oysters
Long and Round Clams.
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FREE DELIVERY.
Don’t ~ Let January Pass
Without Starting that Savings AccOunt.
iHi, sum NflRWAiK With
One Dollar Starts up Account}...
ill.
IllllAl with
. lilil.
wanli‘sl‘illil-z'i. i. p g; ,,,_--Olw“-
lug prices of siml. 3.. .. dhpllt‘l‘i'll I‘m‘
the input part not . vim... 'Dmiuililii: at
the close Iilst. inch ‘1.” ,0 “uphill x-
ture of itilills. lllll . . ... he in ”11' W
important Hllit'lw. . lbl ...". all small.
[lllki‘l‘lllii'iillgll-Ml-llit . . ,- m lipplllll'll
and the prei‘oiilh ‘t ,. ,. ,pl, illl‘
Tt’llllf‘fir‘it'e “tulip; hh ‘
“'ALI. S'I‘Ill'll-jl‘ , , ill Lliiuldir
llOll Wiiti I'i-slil”. H .. , 3‘“, l, lllltl'lii‘l
Will] it l'lll‘llll'l‘ Jul... ., lh“ ”lie and
New YUI'lt' Plil‘llt' l . ,,l,- egllll’llfi. pill"
lieularly (.‘illleilllil. i“, Lnllilla We
brisk for u \\'l|ili .iiéll, the mar
ket showed sir, “mm”... M
tiff. I‘ll‘Ie let i: “,i. and
(.‘onsnlidaimi in} "w" '
wAlals S’l‘lll'o‘i. \.,,o]y t,\ll lill'
vnileo pl‘lli'llt‘illiy ; ,3, ID the p... .
Prices showed :l ..i tilllll‘ll’ l‘ :l'
noon. Bond.» an, ,, cm”,
WALI. S't'llizl-g' . . .,,, 'l‘mlul
fluctuation.»- lump.» . Shout‘» llllt-l'
ness utter Illltlll.l .., “no.” lmmlll
ini: almost slam“... , 51”.“. mm
ery. \\'esliliplu..... l' ...”,‘p mi.- oil‘
five points brim- u , up 4 psi wu-
erai Elecirir I." “v, ’
vanced 2.
Nl‘3\\’ Yiliiix'
Sachs & (‘ililllliliu
000.000 KUltI in: ~, ;‘
lllflklllg llIP little, . -,
illllllmt'lli. lllln‘ “w ., 53;,imhllw
MRS. BARTRAM iN SANITARIUM.
. Consents to GO to Wfi‘slport tor a Few
Days' Tieditrflnt, .
‘Ml's. ("nhin it."
‘l‘ cu aw
fore Judge Educ» xi 1J..;..u.i~'. in
the Norwalh 'l'ouz. l .., g “or: ill'
ternoon ill :3 “no ‘ ..nd . tun;-
ing the evidelil .. z.. 5,,” a; no
his opinion llinl it . lhli'V_;l1\ in.»
not insane. lm: . l ; I. h“, «mm
melancholy and ~. :. i 3', a , ..,
. ml
liens and ('fliv at... : .. ., ,.
band and other» ~ 2. ..,
right again. .\z.: m .
lhlrtrtlm conseuaw
ililland’s siluilul“. '-
u. h‘eekfor sin, 1..
film. The human: . g,
ilflel‘ which .llll:
both Mr. and up pm ,, ,
to.
Mrs. Charles lis'aifl . 1‘ F“, ' l l i"
testified that M: l'l-nv ’ a
window at. lii‘l‘ ' a: w. .l
‘iIiISt‘il considers!
Captain 'I‘houi . ‘
he went to ”idle
Bartram under
Mrs, llartl'nill p.-
lgl. ’. ‘i‘i;-'
t‘htirge (if lil‘i‘m'l’. of :wnw '~' Wis
t'liltl‘gt‘ was liisiltls‘wl it. ‘ the
opinion of .luiice lmeOmi " > ill‘
did not know who: all had ‘.
(‘ali‘in llarllnm t ' in u:i~..v..<
stand and told the w 3 - '.:l~. twin
told before in lbw, wolllil'~= \lw.
Bartram sec-mm! ml
enough. and of!»
she said her llli
did not want he
put her in all .lxi.
ten blue and liltvl ll
she did not cart- iu
of this.
‘ and n."
Judge IIX‘li'AttiH . ." ill "- w‘vv
it was a clear r. if in.
0f the two li.t\‘ll:; 41‘ l\\'ll
brooding over ll lid-l lust ' ‘l‘
iram's troubles \\'!..:v at ~ .
(‘tl why she set lire in her » . in
day she said Slit‘ ll... to“. . .. um...
days. and would ul-= im- ih. ~. ,.- ,i .4...
thought it she lllli’lll d it lip u... “mm
not be compelled to l‘-'lllilill Hit-jag
When Julian I’lllll‘nldlll i'iwm
some good nitrite, i nilil! : ~ 3......1.
h.- unll] .w
lilo "tllil~
ed attention, and
Ills power in an
cued out. Mrs hump
and wept biiirrlv.
Mrs, Bartram All we . . “ ui'h-
or go to D". finial :1 ~ ';l:ili ,, it
home which she i M l:. . \i,
ilarlralll was olwli-w-i '0 5w .
for her tlvzltilu
and she was in
liarvey Bar . and
Bert Youligs. .- ‘ .lde
their parents feel holly l-'~ t.lrli-
lurly starting on for the \l» ., ,. . ,
memberlng friends in h s . .
cards. The cards r- i aired) iuoru-
.liig declared. "\\‘.- are lhp i , “-0“,
New York, and our lll'Xl. s't Num-
M‘fl Falls.“ Tile (“'0 ,\’i\1' ll‘l'li it‘ll.
South Norwalk Shelia} iii.. .l ll "3
clock.
MAI—fl”...
Tile new chlel‘s oi inch: 1 I t).
R. M., of South ,\'ol'l\:l‘;li, \\ dug,“
up this evening by l‘v'lllll) W it \\al-
ker, or Stamford.
IHEB I
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Good Resolution
Resolve to start the New YEAR
. with a
RALerN SHOE
PROTECTION through the Winter,
SATISFACTION all the war.
, $4.00
A:
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Wear . Shoes
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
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Nicelecting a SUIT or OVERCOAT there
are points to be considered besides the
“looks"—a cheap cotton Suit can be made
to present a stunning appearance. But after
a short while that look is gone.
9 . it Come in and try on one of our Suits or
Overcoats and we believe we can point out
certain features that will impress upon you the
advisability Of Shunning inferior garments.
(I We both stand to win—not lose.
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Shoes and Rah-hid; Furnishings
,, PHONE165-5. ... ,, _
was Memo!
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FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh . *
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters:
NO. 2 Nut $5.00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
RAYMOND BROL
Fresh Eggs, 38c DOzen
SMOKED SHOULDER ........... 9 LOlN sTEAK ....... . ....... ......ch
SMOKED HAM .......... ....11c SAUSAGE?! lbs.. ............ L‘S'L‘. .
2 Les, CHOPPED BEEF ..... 25c CANNED PEAS 10: can; 3'0I'251i y
SHOULDER STEAK ............. 10c CANNED TOMATOES . ..... '
ROUND STEAK i ....... . ........ 16c 10: can: 3 for 250
.J. W. DODGE
22 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK I
That Fit.
, case is one of
86 ‘HAMMOND’SWSHOUIJDERS, 6e: 1b.. 86
20 lbs GRANULATED SUGAR, 31200
s w ~ ~ .1 _ i- 0 ,,,,,,,, 45c 2 cans’Piueapple ........... .....25c .-
:.!lrll.(su‘\p:ur::§ Iii-it‘ll“. d, 7. ....... 25cx :t pkgs. Seeded Raisins ...... .....25c
;; “,8: Prunes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25cl:i pligs. Clirranls .............. "25° ~
'3 lbs Peaches .................... 256 l :1 calls Baked Beans . . . ........... 25c .
I 3 pm: Apricots ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25clii t‘alls String Beans ...... .. ..... 25c .
. 25c and 35c
Oranges, per doz ...............................................
APPLES. CELERY, CRANBERRIES, SPINACH AND SWEET POTATOES.
. UNITED GROCERY 00.,
PHONE 143. 20 NORTH MAIN smear, SOUTH NORWALK. :‘
- WEDNESDAY.
. JAN. 18th. '
OATMEAL, DISH: ‘
In addition to usual check: with
' , Extracts. Chocolate, Cocoa,
"with, Cornstarch. Tea, Coffee, etc,
' .. , wealthy. is well—know ‘at the Wills. -
BU.._ET IN BODY ldorf'Aamfla' from “-1,; he set out
ved to llust evening in awning am” appar-
leutly in good spirits; He is known to
Have Attempted Suicide: ’ ’pe interested in mining In the west.
NEWV YORK. Jim. 12-~I\0t\\'llll:land It is said that he ‘IIllS an office lill
standing a bullet wound through hl‘ZIDeiiver. His age is 40 years and I} :
hOdy at a. point two inches above {lullppearance dlSllilguished. During “(L
heart it was said at ROOseveIt Hoe-ll‘iuxeitenient incident to the finding 9'
tal ehrly today that Robert 031"?”nthe prostrate l‘Ol‘m‘the wounded main ? .
Hilliard the English!!!“ “"“’ “i“i"n-.nnn was first given as Hillard. "i.
lovlnd lying in Central Park last lil‘f: 1- , his papers SIICWed ammo to be ’00
his white shirt fro t stained I . rpm, . ‘ “‘1‘
biood..would, probab y recomri bowl ; .
though Hilliard said that hi? the pd‘ The instaiimlcm (if omners of Home. ‘
attacked and shot by utl.‘i)ll)kmlllnt the l holdt. Mdge. Sons‘br Barman". will;
lice are lncnnfflleillllléfl suicide. he held, this evenln’g in the Quarte ‘
roan; WITH
Robert Osborn Hilliard Belle
L:_.N0rth Mala street.
PHONE 642-2.
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Hilliard. who is reputed ‘0 "e'c'm’hfl‘
Norwalk Chronicler