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Ibis—Business Dope
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”0 «Idlers Residence
nose-omens“ Residence
A business meeting of Putnnm Hose
Company will be held Monday night.
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Dancing at the Country Club tonight
Music by Speldei's orchestra.
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Mrs. John H.009 of Sosth Norwnlk,
was the guest of llilfss Lucy Scoviile.
in New Canaan recently.
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—-Portlers and any color. Tocque's.
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A meeting of the Asian Singing so
‘ ciety will be held Monday evening at
the hell ii We street.
The regular meeting of the South
Norwellr (lint geser board will
be held this evening at 3 o ‘.clock
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Mr. Pidgeen, or a South Norwalk
oyster company. visited Bivori Solleck
Scott Corners, on Decoration Day
o‘Bries. .
-—Meu's Cspi.
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Aetmlrnlto solo sud s violin obli-
gato ltlflbe spaniel features at the
First M. E. Church tomorrow evening.
Miss Margaret Harty. of Norwalh
Was the guest of Mr and Mrs. J. E
Heresm. on. Keyt street, New Canaan.
Mr and Mrs. Holly Slausou and
Mr end Mr Roster. of South Nor
will. spent are» with Mr. and Mrs
Coley Bcoileld. of Scott Corners.
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«Laos curtainsml'sanod. Tocque‘s.
A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter. R. A. M.. will he held at its
rooms Tuesday evening at 8 o'cloek.
The plot master degree will be work-
ed. .
if the weather is favorable this sf
term the Norwalll High school ball
teeth will journey to Delbury, and
play the team of the Danbury High
school.
Richard~ H. 11*le was appointed
captain of the Norwalk High school
team, to all tire secure-used by the
resignation of Charles Guarnieri. the
former captain. . . i
‘ —-Btraw Hal‘s,‘ O'Brien'e.
A quarterly meeting of the Norwniit
Historical and Memorial Library An
sociation will be llgld on wednesdel'
evening, Junell 9, I llV. at 8 o'clock.
hnli‘b will deliver a leo-
ture. LingltT re sshments will be new
ed.
There was will?“ attendance at the
“ miuV-g wees list-aw: 11:15de vice at the First.
hutch 11y evening David
Albrec ‘t can: a terror solo and Pastor
whiter gave a s ii“ort stole exposition
subject, Something Every Christian
Call and.
The railroad commissioners today
issued all order tor the summation or
Taupoie‘cmssing‘st grdde on the high
way between Jewstt 6in and Plain-
iield. The' 61"“? fits d on the
petition of the Newborn, New Haven
and Hartford Rallro‘ad company.
—-'Work done ill three‘dflit, Tocque‘s.
Tel. 71243. Workeslied for insulated.
In orders issued from tiie edits of
the ad slant moral the resignation
_ hell Wil
is ‘ hour the military
service of this state; toasts, June 1.
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St Miller; formerly of South
Nm for site years mansgeriof
“9% or.“
Tl‘ijlmnh “NH War? conduct lVPil
lilieflh’v'ndhfcl the market is
at the c or off Collar and Pdeiilc
B l..+.r'ls:;sill.‘l
«Gr til: owners. Place
your? ‘ and window
“MM Mil b Mmysbr‘s Phonet
31mm
L " . - Hillel ls‘ in regeiptiolf
‘ ‘ invent v6 0-
“Tremolo J. Til-sow in
‘ imam good work dose by
he m3? vfip
fire in the Rivli‘m‘biildfug Med
by Dr. Traceny recently: '
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~Drlv Mfi‘mm’ I;
. our in
.“has elicited snob
,Btl'. l! l8 AW elem»? IGgEl rule 'tllfl
utmost sol ills '
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Derrsghm the SM chassis” to be
indicted trimmer in lllb first degree
under a section of [WI l“ which
includes in t clean of crime the hilt-V
ing of life t rough rookie ness, even
though premeditstion is no shown.
lie was driving Charles E Felce's
omingelde avenue on the eve-
ning 0 March 27 when he ran into a
onth of children playing at 111th
streets and credited Ingevesrd Trimble,
lhli‘mri in“ bid.
mm who is only twenty-one
yeals old was calm Iii Ju Mill
queen, in passing sentence.“ tel of the
defile of- hls since alto! tin duty
pissed on all chauffeurs to respect the
rights of pedestrians. shards» been
{our and his lawyers seaside «on
lucky was proved by the fact that
his- counsel took no steps to reverse
the verdict of the ltlsl jury
The Judge's B’mnl‘kl.
“This case,” said Judge ‘Muiqu‘een.
interest this "-
seenis proper to state briefly the prin-
ciples that guide the determination of
the sentenca to‘ be‘inlposed. not that
i wish to add to your ”1011118. but
because i think the public should have
a clear notion of the matter.
“it was arsed by your counsel that
you did not intend to kill your victim.
a man’s intent may be inferred from
his acts. when you took your seat in
that car you were free to drive care-
fully or recklessly; You (mole to go‘
at a most reckless pace. And you
knew that you-bore s message of
death for the tribute in mrrpath.
You knew that all the people had at
least an equal right to our streets
and roads. You cared more for your,
own pleasure than for the life or any
other person. You had the power toi
chose and you elected to do that
which destroyed an innocent life and
brought the deepest sorrow to a hop-
py home. it has been said that you
have been convicted for the crime of
others.and that the popular clamor pro-
duced this verdict. Nothing is furth.
er fronl the truth.
“indeed. i am convinced that if you
had been a wealthy man or a dissolute
man the verdict would have been blur.
der. The legal proof of murder was
overwhelming. But not even the most
sy Inpathetlc Juror could acquit you of
manslaughter. The statutes donninc
that crime were clearly appii‘bahle and
them. The law does not seek Mensa.
and punishment of one crirn’nal is in-
tended to serve as a warning to oth-
ers.
As to the Automobile.
"A diflicult situation confront. us to-
day. The nuiomobile has come to slay.
Properly used it is a source of health-
ful recreation. it is an important fac-
tor in business. It affords remumelive
employment for many. But it it clear
that its use. is frapght with the grav
est danger to thé people. Therefore
ell drivars and owners of these machi
ines must be extremely careful.
JchVt them to severe penalties. They
must not seek their own lessure or
convenience at the 1-!in o the public.
it is the paramount dilly or the state
to protect the lives of our people.
“One of my colleagues, Judge Swans.
recently gave warning to the reckless
drivel-snot automobile» Ulla District
Attorney has been diligent and the
jurors have done their part. 80 it is
nowincumbent on the court to repeat
the warning and to impose a. sentence
that will drive the lesson: home to all.
“The next man who comes to the
bar of this court charged till this of-
fence may pay the pen ty with his
a.
n-
a.
“To the oldinary appeals for mercy
I cannot properly listen in so grave a
case. But some of the Jurors who con-
victed you have asked me not‘to in-
flict the maximum penalty since it is
really. the first case of its kinda"
KILLEUFORMER PLAYMATE.
NASHVlLLB; Tenn, June 5.»iiidgdr
sterner, sixteen years oldest called
from his home “in West Nashville, last
night. and killed in the street” the
police charge. by Jesse McPlimon‘.
fifteen years 01 . They say be used a
repeat‘ging site It and fired twice.
blowing off the top of Bertie?
McPhuson. who is the son 0 ofElder
John- McPherson, s preachers!
Church of Chr was as The
once say he sin mitted that he went to
shows hosts to lull waist believing
3:)“ Sorbet? llsd tallied; shout Mil-3'
me weeks aligned
a fltllt.dlll‘llifjW51léltMSerber. it is said.
used a buggy whip on McPherson. »
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WASHl'No'lioxruee' bier-Tho wail-z
v‘isd'bl‘lity of elegant
Depart inept tho applets
nation to attend tile-3e
fulfills
summer. to in era the set
tion' ere.
tilient fin dele-
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Many a man's- fillers stabs traced
to his Wife's desire for mosses. ~
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it is the menu we fool its that
we Wyn idles of advert t‘y,
Tire maswhoe “ '
s
no question of intent is involved in ~
Recklessness and negligence will still- '
.mgton Aero {Club is ergirgéthgfid- .
our (tore. II We vouch for the not that there is
nothing more easy and comfortable than the line of
Perth Furniture wlflpll'j‘ we are showing. (I ,We
manuscripts
i218 solo “Mites
lllrsersi Theaters and sham.
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LEADING FASH ;
WOMEN’S SHOES
SI WALL DTRI‘T.
O B Jacnson
0mm»
Eyes Examined Free
PHONI 48..
I'M for quick selling.
8;“.
Sodih. Noswslli. Conn: film"
V Everything1 the Optical Line.
NORWALK.
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The steady increase in ourtradi- ls positive proof that our shoes
please
e
Widow“
90 WASHINGTON DTREIT
PUSH i
Merrill
ma. sum. Promotion .W
south Norwells Stemidrd Patfllyestsr
RAYMOND
vase “Lid-a“ .
hi Lumber andllfifiWorkforEverytlnng a
bum a Biggery ” ‘ 1
We would all ridicules. ism
made in two pipes,
V. WW new
usher-win pisusrmgdi bassinet
; N. tsp-During. aummer month we Will close Saturdays promptly as
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Our Shoes Give Sstisfsdiion
FLYNN & RYAN
And s Business Diocletian Kl:
marches
Road Oiiing
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sou-sir uoawamo court. 3
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shed side}. IIQIOI eds-slits-
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ENERGYl
We Carry a Full and Complete Line
Also. Sundries and Repairmg Done
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
SOUTH NORWALK
to a Palace
to our Motiltled Wooden Gotten
Mission themseldursb‘is at Modern wopde. will out
memoir, .ie marshmallow .~
W '“Libeswflofldr' tor roots situates tor
or “W WWI" lute um
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if you seek stylish shoe; at lowest prices consistent with do
pendnbie qualities take the putter up with us.
.OUT‘H NORWALK
GYM"
Tar, Flag. Commit, Gravel, Asphalt, Concrete
Gatling, Lawn and Garden Work,
T.“ .
Qlti. TIL. 46-34
ll You have never Mil such e dlwm 3‘ ifflltilsolfin this locality as the
st lids we'll show you“ ll 6“me M V.
he as moot comb mi t .
this meteorite! three minutsetillrsm tn midbtlncw_m
; There is an sir oi". tedn’ei‘a‘ent polluting north and the slots that appeals
. to women who lose style and fidelity»
. 'W'pmens Paranoia
V . ‘ Children' s Parasois . . .
They will unrest you wh‘btiier you are out to buy or to look.
Whore! productions from
.75: to mm deco
new "23° *6 ”.00 En“
‘Vf
tom servants. Act.“ not
- fluently. Our nudvis not picM'dd
.—n—.-_- an»
1W . 12's Wattage-assess
' , Tel. mo. ‘ l;
[he sld‘ive Milli.
Americs leads the world in the pro;
duction of mIdJr-ifot cheap, low-flipper
mut. militias bf‘e very? capacitive
nest boxes, lalaeled “Made.“ Asteri-
ca" and protected by lurid duties from
the pauper mud of llhirope. it is spliced
out thickly over mime o! nflfl‘fl
country roads.
Only one stile id fourteen of Ainsli-
en's roads can be sold to be resly i111-
provea The rest are maid-«deep
low streak: Ell“!!!
farmer i'lghzii 0"“;ch 111111317 3
his loss to market
to haul his pm while the thrifty
preachnlan on mudiesa roads does it
sit as much The American farm
er pays for his mull In decreased it?“
its. is harder lslfdlnin poorer me;
girl wife pays in isolation and lose»
one.
“Nor is the farmer the only one who
pen the stud led.
be is buying ages is buying also
Mud puts its price upo
broad. our meet and our fuel
' hundred million dollars year in‘1 that
sensual cost of mood“ roads. we.
all think or no way iewhloh on!!-
m: could get less fun for the some
.rwl‘ron Success Megeuns.
L , LONG “LAND SOUND .
Shore and Islands
THE new vsmcs‘
At sou'rH woawaut, CONN.
' Plots For Sale ‘
Most beautifuiiy loseted’sunlinsr
and all year rouhd .
Cottage end. Residence Bites .
Sand for Bookletllnd detailed
mrticulers
tLANGDON “LANDS 00..
Norwelk. Conn.
N. mom: «Walnut Bl.
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list this 25c Blend Keeps
‘ to the Fore.
it lies ””1.” steeds" at
the price fer Mrs all over this
country, and there is no reason
n..-..‘-.¢.4-..'.¢m--—-.-
: less. We control is My.
; and new therefore keep file an! -
ity up. When" you sensor's
V} Gollse that Is "es pod es the.
v. Ulric“ Pillflc stills m ”I I
' that it costs no or see. for that
, is what Coffees so good as our.
up blend costs in other stores;
The Union Pacific
. Tea 00$,
.llesdqusttets for SUGAR
rails sums
retest-ions 883—2.
Eggs! Eggleggs!
Vmfififi‘lfi’lfl"
Butter' Butter! Butter!
Fresh from the creamery. if
find it diiiicult to and Butter to hit
try our special fresh m‘d‘dc
Delvlb}
We have other Butter. 30° and» die
per lb‘
Fruit stub Vegetableu
Aepsr
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tact. Wer Occur 811M“. mm.
Strict-berries. Plubepples.
are Fruit, etc.
as no one Saturday displdy
of multiplications. You will be su‘t
p s'eti lion's pm " .
if; .
it let said lid cost ‘
him twenty the spots a ton perils in:
. this capacity of referee while
lrsgsett. Boston; .
ls ginaw mos. Madam“ [Mane city;
to doubt that it will continue to g
:Nbfwnlll: LH. L. Crulcksiilnll.
yuan, Waterbury;F
you
Creamery in tub or print. ads and“ ’1
We ere headquarters for the Melt ~
thbu‘i‘b. Refill» use: '
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MOI
V it All! the little lllk flbbbdll 6! my;
- , A Writer Iii‘tlle A moonlit
sister or Mitsubishi who was m: fir
V instantly annoyed
f
Setbteaieli or
Tug
' These are the lowest
pare l! Decide ill
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Charles Miller Defeats Henry Cornell
in the First Come in 9390M Round.
The iirst game of the second'round
rm the- geoond one of the Norwsllt lire
police pool tournament was piayedlsst
evening at. which time Charles Miller.
rated no defeated Henry Cornell rat
ed 90, the were being no to ll. Mr
Cornell held the lead (or six frames.
until his opponent in the several: m
at twelve bells. then-“by will"! "19
lead. The gene whom good one
I3roughont and the wines could not
picked until the deal fronts had
been played. Jsmes G-sider i‘.‘ :10“
Weiseit looked aster the sooflnbt:
There are. four more games is dis
played oil for the second prise. but my
“ten for the some have been issued
as yet. it is understood that James
Ghider. retell 125,- sndnllo‘ward Wot»
den, 115, will play the bungalow
HOTEL seem“. ,
.Mshsekemo-«O c. Hubbard. Bob
tour M. C. Weill. New “York: W J.
w Simpson.
.R. Ford. Waterbury: C J. Fitch.
y: 0.3. hues. Boston; Wells
Chapman Bridgeport; w F‘suld Bub
timers Ed; R W. Post. New York:
:11, W. Clark. city; 3. Greensleitl
Bfidgsport: L. R. Hui-limit. Wilton
some L Rockwell lildacfisid A. "if
pwoimo. Were. Mesa; J. W. Council,
lProvidewce 11.1.: Leo Davis. East
New
B.
vLomloll: A. W. Mitford:
llibrsn, New Haven: ll. F. (infusion,
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* ”m" m T "m“ "M ‘ 2511' H. Sullivan, Boston. Chit-io- Plett
New York; W L. looms. Kenoshs;
mm. Mich; F. Kellen Boston; A.
L. shook. J. D Moriarty New York;
D.Beclt.l(ansesClty.Mo 0.1L Buck.
l-‘ort Wayne Ind: 13. A. Day, New
Yurk; C. Straeaser. Peoria. lll.; Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Dressm. New York:
Mr end lies. I. In new. Nonstop;
Vthn ll. Riarslou. Rnwaytou; James
. Fl. Dickernlan
Cdlninhns; 0.: John J. Hogan. Hart-
:fol'd-r A. E Clerk llos'ton.
inhuman SHOE MAKERS AFTER
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_ WASHINGTON, June 5.—Gerlnen
shoe manufacturers intend to make s
bid for favor in the “American markets.
according to Consul Lcwrie Who
states that many of the estdblish-rnents
now at Erlurs are its chargsspf experts
from this country. and that these rec-
tories are producing Anteriesnvshdpéd'
shoes which are meeting with
sale. All ludivstiolr of the enterprise
of these (lemon concerns is the feet
tillht: they will make splendid dip
of their products the shoe or
lembsr.‘
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THE BONNET; OF: rl'UTY-ONE.
Tile bonnet of eighteen llflyone
And the bonnet of~ nineteen nine-—
What“ would they say if they chanced
to lose
Filshchgls change and the shapes are
0
But the feces beneath the brim,
All. they are the some in the sweet-
“ Merl fl
U der the bonnet of fifty-one
he eyes that were twinkling then
Had the same dear look when their
beams o’ertoolt
VTli lie glsesn in the hearts of men:
‘ _, grits old time ladies were Indies st'ili,
. Wills yoatlr end the eyes of blue.
And mall “wrote sonnets to old time
Ode of— the puppets of humus—-
law it the other day»
lth it! fudcu Ms s’ild its old DIR!)-
Hill!" like lute“ rafters «th115
.V Through the shadows 1 saw it glories
And out of the- shadows :1th danced
ll of the
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ARTif lA
sif‘u m
'l‘hs Forest and Best
P. 04 Basil's-4rd. m
. new as. em.
all:
units: under
it'll;
her brother b ...
«tannin .~ . ' ,
‘m thirst have. been healed." she
. dioxide Wes WW-
‘ Silents, Elllow. Gases, Linens. Toweiisg. ,.
Muslin. Underwear. Will, he
isn't math for the strong unmade-
this sale deemed duet this suffice:
willbe. nmhedihisseeson onmerchsndisd
'of the grades worth deviant] Inspectlcom-
position to be held in soon. next esp; - '
t. )0
And which would i choose for mine?
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Mather were in the days grown .
{E‘m‘d “or you would have had his: or r it since!"
our long sgo."1.‘r t
s h We»
pricesthetoenlinos
PATRIOT reissues.
Although Locked Up in cutie we
item, He Wants“ Uneis Iain
to Have Hie Destroyer. ,1
(New York Titties.) r/l
Zaccheus Favor, iolmcr private in
the Coast Artiliey Corps. United
states Army now serving a sentence
of two years in Castle William on Gov-
ernors island for desertiou. is about t
to apply for a patent for a deethtdedl- .
ilig mlssile.wlllcl1 he and his {floods
in the prison, as well ab a firm of, New, .
York lawyers. who have agreed to es»?
ploit. declare to be the most desiring
ti 9 engine of warfare ever invented
bile refusing to give any technlc /
.V-ddtlils of his deadly device Fen
describes it in general as s fiy'lll‘ sien-
triosl torpedo that explodes Vice. e . .
silos when it strikes the object a
:za‘llich it is fired. and a. second»
er it has entered the object. that is ‘ w
to be destroyed
ris about all years old and .
y said theth is hell mhsors- -
ingm on his Double-action torpedo’ tor ‘
“you. four years. He admitted that he i
lied gunned. in the army to learn all
about torpedoes and after he hell
gelned what he considered a thorough
knowledio of them he decided if “I
unis to quit the firm and sell his in~ ,
vsnlion. lie did quit and he was urt-
giggled and sentellced ‘0 10
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ferti‘leem'
‘s‘s‘l
when not mowing The
.rrindi’ni; bones to make‘
‘ sure thing‘ the milks. or shove ,.
bsvci- guys that he has spent el . NI
spare time perfecting his love tlon.
Day before yesterday he turned only '
13‘ plans and specifications
“all York lawyers. who will; ,
Ately will, to the Patent
Washington for a patent. If tillgVZV
granted the lawyer! will loolt VW . .
or some government tawhleh ll
tile secret of the luventio‘ ,
The imprisoned inventor.
terdey that he had been indi , fl .. .
preached. by e forties slim
but that he has declined tmeuW‘
negotiations for the present.
"Though 1 sin e. printer
by the government of my own
try, 1 out still patriotic enough
my native land to have fill
chance at this torpedo.” he said
“What do you shoot the
front?" Favor was salted
“Ah." he answered “there in
oral or the whole thlfig lt- f
from nothing at all g"l‘V'h‘i'l'lfé V ‘ V
tithes, such as are used in d ‘ ’ ‘
wl.tehee.ds It is lilies , ‘
cal bird and it soars atil ‘
air it: ca be tired from ,.
and is just as elective for
table as tor sending “ramp to:
bottom of the sod ‘
"Speaking or Warships
plated proloctile that can
from a distance of 10 miles
strike a ship; it will send the V
sudden the then in he! to the” ‘
This torpedo or mine is a «room.
plpdlng affair. That is. it out
first to effect an entrance into‘lll
rfo . tiff oncbliitd
off again to finish the in "
gibbon-ac you dined echo of mills?
1' must of sol era1 w at we
gait” fit this ”improve“ Favor m
one
l
pose you set One Off in
la: of out almost York's big" ‘
lugs what would be the ii'ills‘b , .
l‘lieis would not seasonal: ‘
building leftmtc fill Lucite! 1198,.
sounded 25¢)” tdr£§rot§m
favor”
his avenue; pending hls‘ ‘M
fiwtsn‘omcer at he not .
toldl Ibo»! the- poems new “
sternum“ orpseorne said: "
courtrooms \
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vent to. any:
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