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Es'fdbLLSHED 1870
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Entered at the South Norwalk Post-onion
u Bocond Gilli! platter
ASSOCIATED PRES. NEWS FROM ALI. PART. OF THE‘W
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scum nonwaut cons noun“. MAY 9. mo.
Q‘RLD IV A OPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
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WEATHER rosscasn
Partly cloudy and out" tonillit and
Tuesday; light to mounts south”
southwest winds.
SHtitiliih +
.Elilllll IN
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Willis Back, fined Four Years.
Almost instantly Killed While
He Was“ Playing Soldier
manna
manhunt
Clarence Kurkill‘. Ten Years Old.
Found Loadtli Sun in Attic
A shocking accident occurred YOS'
tortiay in West Nd‘walk- “'lierly “l‘
tlc’WiIlle Beck. “Add four yours, son
of Mr. and Mrs. wtiiam C. fleck. was
almost Instantly klllfd' The Hulk boy
wont to the home of playmate and
neighbor. Clarence Kil‘l‘m'. “410}le
with his grandmother. MI'S- Minute
Selene, and his mother. Mm- ”it!“
Korkcr, in West Norwnlki‘"""“‘~’v "‘3‘”
Cedar street.
As it was too stormy tol'lfll’ “i" (if
doors the lads repaired tolhe "m“ 0’
tho Schodo house. and iii-1099“?" ‘0
play Stiltllt‘l's. Little wunoimd it my
drum. and he was beating .l‘lfi “'l‘ll"
t‘larcnct- found an old gun. “W “'0‘”
pop had not been used in soil?- ”Wi-
aud cveryouo in the house anptflri‘fl ‘0
have forgotten that It was londo’l “P9“
It. was taken to the attic. ."ti'ter‘i “m”
the. boys tirod of marching arounl. "till
Clarence thought he would show “11'
Ho. how the gun worked. lie tooklilfi
position in front of tho little lad, did
hinting the can directly at his bol."
milled the trigger. The charge cxpiol
ed anti the noise aroused the I‘lllll‘t
household. The occupants quickly
rushed upstairs. and found Willie lying
unconscious and With a gaping hole in
his stomach his Intestines having been
entirely blown outta:-
A call was quickly sent for Dr. G. ll.
Noxon. in Darlen. and Willie was baro-
ly alive when the physician arrived at
the house. He saw at once that all
medical aid was useless and the lad
died in less iii.“ an hour.
The .hcciddl'il. caused a utilisation iii
West Norwalk, and the Schode anti
Korker families greatly regretted its
occurrence.
Mrs. Schodc'a husband mot a. tragic
death over a year ago by being drown-
cd while on a clumining expedition.
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Til PllT bistros“ _
strontium“
(icncrul Manager Higgins oi titt-
New liavon road was asked this morn?
ing for another conicrcncc by tho atl-
justmcttt of the telogt'aplicrs. At this
mecting. which will ho held when Mr.
Higgins fixes the date the railroad
company will ho informed of the ro-
still of tho. strlkc ballot uniting the op-
ol'illtirs. it is announced oil good an-
lhorily that 96 per cont. of the Lido
men who voted favored striking. Only
.38 votes against a strike wuro turiictl
iii.
if Mr. Higgins declinctl to giu‘ ilto
own a hottcr increase than alrozuly oi-
i'orcil lltc itinttcr will thou bo taltcn ill-
l’tit‘ll) to President Molten. according
to thc stutcment of 'l‘. M. l’leruon. llio
national viceprosidcnt.
'l‘ho toloyraphers of the Boston ’l‘or
Initial company ltavt‘ been tiit'notl flown
in their wage deiilattds and their at
fair has reached that stage \\'ht‘l'l‘ an
appeal has hccn soul to President Moi-
lcn. Mr. Mullen is president of tho
'i‘crininul company as well as the New
liavcn road.
TOOLLEVIAEN TO
MEET Oil FOIOAY
NEW HAVEN. Mtiy il.~-'l‘horo will
he a titecling of tlic 'l‘roilcymcn‘s on
ion horc Friday morning at which. it is
studied, a fill! explanation of the re-
ocut conference betwoon the oxcciitlro
committee lid officials of tho company
will he mu o by the local "it‘lilllt'i‘li oi
the confcroitcc board. Until that time
the members of its board will say no-
thing as to tho a sins of their waiti-
controversy with the company.
The committee tvont into the last
meeting to ask for a scale raniriiiu
from 22% to 27% cents an hour, but,
didn't put it. They will tell what tlto
road did offer. if anything. and it will
be tip to tho union members to outline
what neuron of action is to ho followed.
The coininittoo has no say "I Will“
shall he done.
The committee from other cities
will report. to tho "tumours of their
respociivo unions and the committee
may moot born again next. week for
furtltcr action.
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CATHOLIC CLUB POOL.
'l‘lia Oaltholic Club pool tournament
had a game Saturday night in the club
house on West avenue. This is the
second round and the winners are now
playing off for the final. Edward Burns.
rated it), defeated Albert Rose. rated
85, by the score of 45 to 51. Edward
McAlllster was the official scorer.
John Po n, of Water street. was ad-
mitted to the hospital this morning
and opera upon by Dru. Dumortier.
Walter Ht hooclf and Sharer.
TWO JCENTS
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Mrs. Charles Ember, of West-
port, Appears in Charities
Department—«Five
Children
illtllitlltli’ORT May 9.~Mrs. Charles
Enihor. of Wostport. with five little
tots clinging to her skirts. wandered
into the. office oi'vtho charities depart-
ment Saturday afternoon. The mother
had a wild look in her eye and sudden-
ly screamed. "0. i'm hit! see them all
around the wall.‘
Tried to Calm Her.
An effort was made to calm the no
titan. it was very evident that aim
was not, responsible. She talked coir
tinuaily about her house being charg-
ed with electricity.
Blamed Neighbors.
She said her neighbors kept Itor
llolllc charged with electricity and it
came out of tho walls and struck her.
She was calmed down after a while
aiitl is held for investigation. it was
learned that hcr husband is employed
for tho Let-s Manufacturing company
of Wcstporl. The woman and .clill-
tiren came to Bridgeport. on a trolloy
car.
MllR BASES
llE SCAR
EV R HERE'
Grade Three in Lincoln School
Dismissed Today and the
Room Fumigatstl
lEXllllilllli AlEllliE
lllii Ill Hill 2 WEEKS
lad Been Attending School anti
Sleeping With Another Child
l‘lic scarlet iovcr carolossnoss and
igtlli'llllf‘t‘ of consequences among par»
ms of pupils in the local schools ap
port's to have reached a point where
thc cllthl anti medical authorities will
have“) take a definite stand. it is lit“
novel by Superintendent William it).
(thmrcllor, of the local schools. that
whih the present situation oxists.
in”. should be a daily inspection of
1m. chools. The teachers, he says,
hunnol sullicn-ut oxporicncc mctilciti
iv 1. look ul‘tcr this inspection, on it
tbnkms if it will have to bc tioiio by
u“. puliii authorities.
This morning. wliou the class of
Missilna iii. Force, touchor of tho
ihtmgradc at tho Lincoln school. as-
sembf‘rl. she discovered a child engag-
ed tnlho dclcctnblo pastime of pick-
‘1”; halos from his hands and arms of
,. [mo llallun lad fitovo Fred t‘olum-
ho. it ill.’ Lexington avenue. Miss
it’urctininicdiutt-iy suspected the scat-
log “is from scarlet fever and word
was pspulchod to ilr. Chancellor. atid
to Ill health ofllcct'. Dr. H. ll. Wont.
llr. Wilt adviscd thc dismissing of llll'
\rliolei‘lflmi. Which was dunc.
Au )lcrostingcondition of affairs
was rt't‘ulctl by inquiries concorniuix
ftlustoilktluntlm's case, which was pro.
nouncooby Dr. West as scarlet fever.
u was fizughl out that young (‘oluni—
ho had ‘ in sick for two weeks at his
home a 112 lmxlnnton around. and
up” mung that time he had been on»
attondodbl' a physician and ltad boon
steamy"; 'itb a child who has born at.
tending shoul-
iAiurn'in, this was anything but
pitinpmit ft' the school authorities.
who fear till. this will result iii nulro
canon of uoiilt‘t icver.
'i‘lio hoaltiolllcor warns lllc parents
or “up“... to tilt! ovory precaution pos
sible to profit their children. This
spring. wlillc‘wrfl have been liun-
tiroda of stinrll fever cases In other
(titled, 'hlg rumpus escaped with very
raw and so i'ar a known there has not
hot-n a death not the disease. The
greatest trouble“ (‘Ollinll With the
light. chaos in wlflh no physician is
called. but wiltohmav Im ihc mean»
of Wltltily spreadir tho disease. it is
advised that a phtlclan he called at
the first symptoms
it. will be romemhrcd that two clutch
of posting from scant fever wuru that
covered lit the (10mm school last
week. The classes ollovod to have
been exported, worn (imitated find the
roont funilaatod. 'fe- fumigation
course will be followodh the room at»
footed at tho Lincoln‘ohool . today.
The three cases are amor: residents of
the same. neighborhood.
FUNK'B CAGE CONTIUED. ,
The one of Karl Funk. M killed
.lohn Dowd in West avenue la‘. Wod-
nosday. and whom the carom. has
found guilty of probable cause like
finding which is printed in tool's
Issue of The Sentinel, has helium
aside for one week and will camel)
next Monday morning in the toil
court. .
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Plant of the Century Waterproof-
ing Company, in East Nor-
walk, Slightly Damaged
Mill
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For a Time it Looked as Though
the Fire Would Be a Big One
A the about which there 'ls inuch
niystory, mm which with just a little
more time would undoubtedly have
wiped out a row of buildings in Sea
viow nvcnue. and otto . 'liich (lhlof
l-inrohl l". Clark, of the. South Nor-walk
fire department, says undoubtedly
was of criminal origin, was discovered
at it o'cltick yesterday morning in tho
plant of the Century Watt-.r-pronflniz‘
company. of which (I. (l, and E. A. Roy-
stono are interested.
(Continued on Sixth Papal
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Willlllliii BElEBRilllS
Still ill liflllllll Jill
Good Fight Developed During the
Flow of Liquid Refreshments
at Cobble Hill Nuptials
This morning the Norwnlk Town
t‘ourt “no a decidedly busy placo.
Thc caso of Hanoi Urine was tlic
lltltll to mono up and this was disposed
of by discontinuing it.
The next oasc was that of Frank
Mazulrk. of Cross ulroot. who was
charged with intoxicatltm and breach
of the poacc. lio. picatlotl guilty to
tho latter chargo and tho iorinot was
not prossod. Mm. Mupulrk was on
the stand and after xixlnu her touti-
ntony shc burst Into tours and loft
tlio court l'iltllll. .lliduo Lockwood who
loniom with lilaculrk and ctlitllltttcli
his cnsc uiitll 2 o‘clock this nilcrntion
to allow him to go to tho priost's and
sign tho plotigc for a your, Mantilrk
has done this boinro and kept his
plotluo, and this was tho reason that
tho jiitiiro thought it boot to pile him
another chance. lio with puroioti in
tho custody of t‘hlcl‘ Itradlcy and his
clisc is lit-int: triod this afternoon
The third case was a wry much illlk'
ed up nituir still was tltc murmur of a
Wedding on i'tiblilc lltil, last night. at
which tho liquid roircuhuicnts \l't'l’t‘
i’rcoly passed around. (in tho stand
ono of tho gut-sis at tho wedding said
that "ororyhotiy was drunk." lilltl this
was oils) to lit-limo \\’llt‘il tho amoral
men who had boon In tho iiaht which
look piacc showed thcir wound.» and
told ihcir stories. The lll‘lntlllt‘l‘n in
this case were John .llntanska and
Peter Stuckowskl. it was shown that
lllt‘ ittllor starlod llto fight, but llic
humor was right their at tho finish,
l'ogclbor those two men lllllhfit‘tl tip
not it low of the guests. The whole
(Continued on Eighth Puget
liliAll cousins Til BIC
llAl_8§:'llil__fAilDHEli
The New iluron railroad has an
honored to tho chairman of tho con
oral coiiituliloo of tile conductors.
trnlumon and yurdmon that tho com»
puny will plvc all additional lllltl‘olluo
in wages to its yard brakoiuou. switch
"ion and conductors which will input
the. liiltbor wagon paid these men by
tho Now York Central. The negotia-
tionp looking to this lili‘iltt‘l‘ advance
to tho yurdinon woro cloaod thin morn.
log.
The New Haven in the rt-cont notilo.
intuit have the yardlitolt a boost in
wages of about lti percent. and at
tho sumo time shroud that If the (30".
lral did better than this rate. it would
meet the t'cittral‘a schedule. As stated
the mine by tho finding of tho (loiilrnl
arbitrators is an important one to the
New Haven yardmen. For them it
means no ntlvauco of throo‘ it) four
cents an hour for lilo brakcnt’ou and
switchiuon and runs as high as five
cools an hour for yard conductoru.
This rate applies to lilo man in tho
eight and the eight and the hour yards.
W
CONRAD IORDA'O PRINTING BUSI-
NEE
Mr. 'Bords'n lilnsu Does Not Affect It
in Any Way-whit» Young in Charge.
Notice to my customers and public.
that my illness In no way interferon
with my printing business. Charles H.
Young. who has“ been in my sinploy
for over twentyono years. is in full
charge. and is thoroughly competent
to figure on and execute all orders that
you may bring. The same high stand
ard of printing ls maintained as in the
past. and satisfaction is guaranteed.
John Hobacoo, of Westport, was at
mitted to the hospital this thorium
for treatment. x -
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Respectfully.
CONRAD BORDA.
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Coroner this {sounds Warning in
Milford Tiiriiplke Accident
Voftilci
l NIBW HAVEN. May il-~-~Coroucr Mix
,has filcd his llhtllntz on tito automobile
accident at Milford. in which the ma-
chlno run title a telegraph pole and
Joseph ()‘lirien. Illl architect of Bridge»
ipout, was killed and tho other cot-tr
pants of tile car injured. in the flitti-
int; he says that no one is criminally
liable for the accident. but says that,
no person who uses intoxicating
liquors should be given a llcensc to
operate an automobile. .iohn Kello-
lier. of New Haven. tho chauffeur of
the Freedman machiuc which was
directly behind the car that was
wrecked. he finds. was racing with the
car ahead of him. Kelieher is being
held under 81.000 bonds by the Mll-
ford authorities for reckless driving.
iBARiiSHlS
' lllllll BACK
lunch
Went to California, Where He
Had Relatives Whom lie Via.
tied for a Few Days
Will Plilllillll lilKE
iliilll ill llllllillllllll
Called to Sue His Former Em-
ployer, F. A. 8th Today
llauiol Bordon, for many years a it"
spoolod iiunnrian resident. of this
city and for many illicit foreman for
the Martin flute-s. .lr. ttv (impunity Fur
t‘ompuny. who disappeared two weeks
alto this morning, fll'rltt d hack in this
city last flight.
.~\t first tho disappearance of llardos
was it complete mystcry inasmuch as
it was thought that his accounts with
llll‘ thrco Hungarian organizations of
which he is troasuror. are all straight.
in a low data. houon-t, it became
lltllllt'll about that ho was shy. rumors
union: tho amount of anywhere from
a low hundred to scrotal thousand
dollars,
iiurtioa came back to this city pro
pared to do the right thing and in \ low
of his manlinouo in doiuu this, it is
not t‘xtlt‘tlt‘tl ho \\‘l|l br prosccutcd
tip is desirous of smiling his obliga-
lions.
it now appears that Ilic l‘optll‘i that
ho had pont- to t‘nlifornia. was not
without foundation. for upon his ro-
lurn he admitted be bad boon out to
thc tioltlon (lato Slate. Owing to tho
shortness of his ultloncc ironi homo
lor Much is long trip. it can be readily
soon that he did not limo much more
tinic than commit to Kn out und conic
right back again.
This morning Mr llaitlos wont to tho
homc of lfi‘anklin A Smith. of tho
llutoo Fur t'ilillilflll), in Viral atrcoi, to
talk over the situation and scttlioiz his
obligations. Mr. Smith has always
boon \‘ci‘y friendly toward Mr. liartloa
and after his diauppcaranco. declared
he would ltarc trusted him with any-
thlnp.
slinco llat'dos' tiluappcnrunto, it has
also bcou claimed that ”info worn it
llllilllll‘l' of poraoiiai obligations on
which he was shy boaidc those con
ucctcd with tho llunpurlau ltoiorntcd
church and two l'lunttartun sick bonntlt
sociollos. llc lint-l not ycl rouuliioti his
«lotion til the llatoa factory, whom he
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Coroner Holds Karl Funk for
Causing Deathof lohn Dowd, i
an Aged Norwslk Man
liliillEiElill lillli
fllll [Ill Bill
Reckless Driving Does Not lis-
csssarily Mean Going Fast
County Coroncr (‘. fl. Wilson has
completed his finding in the case of
the killing of John Hood, of Nor-
wulk. last chnosday. by bclnt: run
down by Karl Funk. drlt‘cr of an
ttuto truck. The corouor finds that
Funk was criminally uoglinout aitd
responsible for tho death. He has
soul a copy of his finding to the
(Continued on Second Page.)
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-—-3 0T8. BERMUDA ONIONS, 25c.
At .Ioseloif'a, .‘orth Main St.
nmnnM‘
'mnumn
”m-..“ m.
Major R. Livingston Luckey Chos-
en Commodore and President
~Season’s Prospects Bright
On Saturday owning. May 7th, the
lion-nylon Yacht Club hold its annual
inootlnn and olcction of officers in
their new club house in ltowayton
Bl't‘llllf‘. Tho officers cltoscn arr as
follows:
Commodtmw—Major
lutcltcy
Vlco-t'omniodorc '(if'flrplt‘ l). McKay.
ilcar tfomiuotioic William Plnitlioy.
i‘resldcut ----- Major it. idt‘lttgston
Lackey.
’i‘rcasurorwitobcri S, Barclay.
Socrctary-«George W. Moore.
hlt‘iltilli't‘i"-'lllt‘kllou \V. Colo.
Board of llircctoru ,3 Eduard illit-
blo. William Fl. littltbcll. tloorgc W.
Mooro. ltobort S. ilarclny. William
i’luknc}. (lt'tli‘gt‘ ll McKay. John H.
(‘outt-s, ticorgo ii. Nmon, M ll._ Wil-
liam l. Sit-volts.
Rosalia (‘oinniilloc t‘, it. iiari‘iintin.
.lolin 'l‘lobtmi. S. Edward lliblilo.
Major it. l.l\'llti!t~'lfiil Luclto}. the
new commmlorc of thc llowayton
Yacht t‘luh, has held tho odico of soc
i'clary for tho past two yours and is
well known in secitil and military lifc.
Ho was pnyuiaulcr anti udjutuut of lllt‘.
Hawkins Zouaw-s and cioctcd lieuten-
aitl»coioncl of tho l-‘irsl ltullalion. ad
jutant of tho Ninth Rt‘fililli‘lll and bri‘
dado inspector of tho Hcrcutli llrigado,
National tluard, State of Now York
and guardsinnn. corporal. sorgcttttt
socoiid lictitcuunt. first llcntonfinl.
captain and urljutunt of tho tlld tiunrd
of New York,
(‘aptain iiooritc ll. McKay, the vice
cominmlorc. is a grout favorite and a
momhcr of the East Noruallt Yacht
I'lllll
t‘nplain William l’iitltitcy, thc roar
commodore. is vory much inlcrostod
iii the wolfaro of the club.
The board of directors and rcgatta
coinnilltoo uro gentlemen woll knoWn
It. Livingston
in Rowaytou. Daricn and The Nor-
walks.
'l‘lto houuo committcc ls (‘aplaln
Robert S, iiurcluy. (Zaptntu lilckson W.
t‘olc lllltl ('upiuin tioorpc W. Monro.
'l‘lio moiiibcrs of tho itowailou
Ynchl t‘lub upitrt-clulo t‘aptuln liar-
was connidcrod a valuable innit. har-
luu bcuu councciod with tho intuitions
for twenty-four yours.
If. in not built-volt by his liioiitlu that
he would haro run away llllll‘Hil ho
had consitiol‘vtl llto sililutiou a wry so.
Iioua doc to loco. and hccumc frighr
oitcti at it. ’I‘ho iltcl is pointed out by
his friends as it reason for believing
that ho Wlul not bad at heart. in be
coming involved, that when he disap-
pcarotl. llo loft tho sum of will at his
homo at ill l'lly avonuo. lie lt-d what
was considered an optionally respecta-
hlc lilo. olao he would not hard been
chosen treasurer of tho lltutttnrian not
tictloa. .
Aftt'r he left till iiiyhloritutaly, it was
said that when he went away from
home about than in lilo morning. he
told his wife ltc would return at ttlzittl
but did not do so. in the afternoon a
nionsonpor was until from the factory
making inquiries if its was ill.
—-CARD 0! THANKC.
We tuho this method to 'nilltull‘l‘lj'
thank tho friends and neighbors who
were so kind to tilt during the Hilton»
and after the death of our beloved lath.
or. .lohn Down; also for floral remain.
brancos.
THE FAMILY.
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When tho men go into a hour animal.
and become half drunk. tho war they
lie about thotr country and their
wrongs is scandalous.
A level-headed manavolds many ups
and downs in life.
was.
cluy'a biiiilncnu iti offcrinp. his boat
Itcutic and dock for the club‘s bond-
«patriots.
t‘uplnin .iohn ll (‘ililit's was up-
polntcd llcct captain and is llll cnllmo
Hll'ltilo vncllluiuan.
Ilr. George H, Nletlli, of
Nut appointed flout litll'Kl'Illl.
The club will holtl raccii during the
soaaou. The first will he held on May
:ltllh. All this in the banner your of
tho club It's friends tutti members how
it will provo a grout nuccosu.
nnmnuuun
tmnnnhni
lkWUDml
if our units will ho sold at lilo rate
they wont last Saturday. the sale will
mine to an ottd sooner than expected.
Mon In need of pond clothing should
not miss this opportunity. As we said
before, We are going out of tho men's
clothing business. and the stock must.
go. You can save hi) to till per cent.
on every unit. Whatever profits other
dculcrn are making on clothing we give
you. (Topic In and use the suits.
ii. KRIEDER a CO.
«5 Lou. JAPAN RICE. 2M.
At Josefoif'il, "(North Main St.
llarlpn.
immuni”'.
nmnu
John F. Doyle and lease Cattl-
wsll Paid Costs of $25 Each
There appears to have been some
misunderstanding In the calling of the
bond in the case of state against John
i“. Doyle, of Smith Norwalh, last Week.
The clerk of the court of common
plcu called the 8100 bond, but as soon
an Attorney John Cuneo. of South Nor~
walk. hoard it, he stated that the
charge against Mr. Doyle had been
nollcd. which amounted to about $25.
The case against Jesse Caldwell.
also or South Norwaik. was similarly
disposed of, Mr. Caldwell paying costs
of $25.
The bond of William Pitha was call-
cd, and as the accused was not in
court. it was, declared forfeited.
The case against George Williams.
of South Norwalk. was confirmed un.
til the next term of the court.
All thc cases were the result of un-
ion and non-union liattera‘ tronbieao in
South Norwalk, a your ago.
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—WARRANTED EGGS. 25c 00!.
At Joseloi‘l‘s. '3. North Main St.
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Time Honored Ceremony Was of
a Brilliant and impressive
Character
tmnWMhmn
rundown
Queen Alexandra is Bearing Up
Crawly and is Not injured
LONDON. England. May 9.~——With
the limo honored ceremony of
a most brilliant autd impressive char-
actor. George V. this morning was pub-
licly proclaimed King of the. United
ingdotn of Grout llritaln anti ircland
and tho llritish notiiiniona beyond the
seas .tiot'cndor of the faith . emperor of
india.
tContlnosd on Seventh Page).
WHOLESALE SHOOTIIIO
OF OOEOTO AT PAIITY
STAUNTON. Va. May lt.—‘ Armed
with a repeating shotgun. Arch Brown,
3i} yours old. yesterday afternoon, op
oncd tit-c upon assoinbicd guests at
tho home of a nclghlior, four miles
from hero, killing tu'o persons and
wounding two others, one of whom
may dio. Perri iloy and a boy named
Highs, eight years old. arc the dead.
Abc lioy. brother of Perry, was proba~
l)l,\' fatally shot and the other wounded
man was the futbor of the lilggs boy.
iirowu's wholoanlc shooting was the
icuult of his unto-r having been arous-
ed by tho belief that Abe iioy had
stolen some whiskey which Brown had
outruatctl to him. Brown canto to this
place nilcr tho shooting and unrron~
dorml to tho jailer.
Glaulflad advertisements on "ii. on o.
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lllitlioti rtntlns. ground floor: all nimim-t‘
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iii-cuory. 7 Wont Av: iuii ill
TO LITm'l'Wil \‘l'lttl’ A’i‘TltAt'TlVi‘l
unfitriilsliuil apnrliiicittu. mic now'ti rooms
and both. our six rooms and built. Also
one IIlmlllllml aparlmonl of four rooms
and bath: i-vory mmtr-ru mownlrucc; two
minutes from What Ave. liitiuirc after-
noons or Montoya. tilt Wont AM. m7 at
1'0 LITA Hill‘ril'lfl. l’Afl’l‘tl Ul’ Hollis.
til. flats. hut-loom laoosi. llithi inanufatz~
tury with pincer. mrn nocoittiiiiulattop,
laundry: prior-n vurylnf from iii to ”'0
per month. Raymond iron. mu at
To LIT“ tiot'su. ill oiim'raito avu.
Apply on metal-as. John .I. flashback.
to LITWBRICK HOUHE. ‘13 I}
at: town mans all conveniences.
am a sum is . to
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uni.
than
Norwallt’s Baseball Team Does
Good Work, Defeating Visi-
tors by Score of 4 to l
llllli llllES lillEll llllllli
Ill lllE' PIlllilEll’S ilfll
. Sheffield Scientific School Wine
from Harstrom
l’layint.r first class ball and exhibit—
ing a brand which was a decided im-
provement over a week ago in results.
the Norwalks defeated the classy New
York Fire Department team Saturday
afternoo nat amusement Park in Mea-
dow street. by the score of t to 1.
Gus Volk, who has been signed up
by Manager Frank Madden all the
mainstay in the. pitching line for the
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29 words or tau. 26 cents: 3 times. I
ouch additional word. l com nor insertion-
WANTED.
WANTED ‘lotio Honsns T0 PAPER.
paint and tiocorulu. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Walt papers and mouldings.
J. A. “adder. 108 South Main Street.
Tel. loss-t. old In)
WANTEDrollY MAN AND WIFE.
ltousc or part of house of four or five un-
turutshetl rooms. Address P. 0. Box 311.
South iforwaik. m9 It
warl‘rED-»st'i‘tt.\'i'ioi~' as COACH-
mun. stablcman or general utility mm.
Address 2:12 Seaside Avo. Stamford. near
Norton Bridge. i-iti lit
WANTED—«POSITION av YOUNG
lady as lati b’oction t0
Budget.
in .3t
y’o' ...No 0
traveling. AMT)" care 0
tuition.“ to offer to M men J
Hook and cuttln room : wa on
pic. with stood soon or a VIII .;
ltd Ntlflll Main St. _ I" i
warrant—fro PURCHASE. A it
within driving, distance of Norwal
Rtamford. i. 0. Box 146. Nofoton
lit-lithiu. Conn. ms Oi.
WANTED VLUAN $1700 AT 6 PER
cont. on good real estate Security. For
enrllcuiariz address J. N. Layton & (20..
South Norwnlk. - m6 3!
WANTED—Luciimisrs. NURWALK
lrnn Works Company. m2 If
WANTED-11) Hl'Y. ALL KINDB 0F
cattle and ultry: best “Paar”; lid
I’
lb. foiwgot fist culvu. sauna.
(lolringrc'tlgut Turnpike. South Norwalk.
F. Il' .
FOR sm'w
FOR SALE iti'h‘lNldSfl Vt‘ntatN. oNtc
lmritoss. bonch writutor. on couch; cheap.
Also barn to root. innu re 62 Meadow
tit. motif
or HOUSEHULD
furnishings of u.
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PRIVATE SALE
furniture. t‘muplctc
l1“l.lrtf'. 76 Qslmrtt Aw.
FOR SAL! 4101”“). O OAK 8T»
clam lursc rooms. all if rovcinonis. nrw-
Iy iuipcrod it‘ll! paintu ‘ largo lot. For
particulars In um: Elm (Stove Htorc. of!
DO YOU WANT A TIN l‘liilt til-lN'f‘.
iflvostlucnt. or bottor? lit-inn of five
houses on trollcy lino. In South Nor hilt
oily; ull roiitctl. Price ”.000. Holy A .000
cash rctpxlrcd, balance ntortxuac at five
per «wot. Must close before Juno 1. This
is Worth looking into. Guthrie. Clifford
”tilt-i. m7 3t
susmsss holiness.
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0. DECKER. ti HEYMUUR AVE”
south Norwnik. l‘olllt.. pmllmll painter.
paper tum or and decorator. Trial order
hotlctml. athlucttun unarllltoad. Prompt .
attention, Tot. Eli-f. ml I!
Want. man. A 01.1. AND UP.
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l‘oiiil. South {\ui‘wulk, t‘oun. lil ltls Rilb mmplna, nr call at “in ship ton M.
will. litutttluntn llurclmrd l-‘uncmi pit» Mur liy ilct‘umtlllu (.70. Tel. “-5 03‘
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MOIID P. HALLOCK
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out up-to-datc ntylnu.
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sucroo starmo o ..t. attach“.
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old paid. [on metal tint k yacht trim-
mings: plulnhcrs' stop it“ and chandoll
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LGCT~~ICITHER lN BOUT” lilo“~
walk or llnwnvtun. or on trolls-y. mil
enamolml gold pin. not with small opal
"1 nonfat.
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o.ll newton for its colour to a. t' d
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