fl’i‘o tho: .81 "”
. light"? wh‘l militia
our mossy who cocoa
y a easy or titanium“:
t.t_ it we malts you
Iii ‘
”“th is a clear;1 liduid for eht‘ernal
red so many cases or
lilitl‘difufl and other
Q ll litlllll.t ZEMO tltndl
p e on econotn on
«gum cleanedlq and most otter
tlv treatment tor attentions of the
mndgwxgr dilemma intact. or
w'tod'w's sun-W decline case's-ts
01‘ New
New navhN, Nov solo... livina
in New Haven for more than a year
Mia. Franco's Freeland Plowman Data
barre. Widow oi Dr. waiter ill Dela-
barre. a prominent physician of White
Hill the. N. Y. who died last Sunday,
gig; unsaturated through her lawyer.
u go A ie‘aton Robertson, that she
had started proceedings to obtain her
icons in the Deldbarre estate. which
is reported to be valued at many huh-
drodg oi thdussnds of dollars.
Mrs. Delabarre lived here under the
o of Mr‘e. ilagaman. and as such
2., as known to only a few acquain-
noes. She made her home in the
Woods:- apartments In chapel street
seldom went to New York city.
filo subarea a lawyer has sent. word
to i. surrogate court in White Plains
or her presence in this city. .Q ‘
Judge Robertson said that Mrs Dela-
t are
mple
flls un'
tine. Whose chairs as a woman in sea
olety in New York a few years ago and
hair subsequent actions brought against
is notorious Dr Richard Flower for
autos asarezatlng 8250. 000 to recover
money invested in bogus mines. kept
‘ the New, York courts busy for weeks.
had placed before him the facts in her
romantic career. allowing that she was
still the wire of Dr. Delabarre at the
time at his death last Sunday
Dr. Delabarre married Mrs. Hagar
man two years after the death or Mr
Housman tn the Waldort- Astoria in
1900 Mr Hagaman was wealthy and
provided handsomely for his widow
While on their honeymoon Mrs. Dela-
horre. 'was robbed of a $25, 000 necklace
at a hotel at Alexandria Bay. N. Y.
Soon afterward Dr. Delaburre and his
wife as p.aroted Mrs Delabarre said
that financial troubles were the cause
of the disagreement. -
Just. before the marriage of Dr. Dela
barre Mrs. Housman instituted suits
to recover $250, 000 from Dr. Flower.
she sold she had given him for invest-
manta and which returned nothing.
gins: women brought suits against ..Dr
. lower, who was some tune later so-
speed of trends in this and other cit-
“As a friend of the needy in New York
all“? mirth; the ‘tltne she made that
either residence Mrs Delabarre was
ill sly known. She was a friend at
tile. poor and defrayed the expenses of
loony entertainments for poor child
at
.. «As a airl Mrs. Delabarre lived in
all Haven. She was married to Mr
' Q h when she was sixteen years old
but the marriage was annulled and she
. . married to Mr. Hagaman a low
y ulster.
Dr. Flowsr's victims were pretty
it’ll scattered throughout Connecticut.
lint there were a nuihber or them in
Waterbury and the Nnuaatuck Valley
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
William Patterson. a New Canaan Bar-
ber. Expires Suddenly.
..Wlliiatn Patterson. a well- known
mutant of New Canaan, was found
is“ in bed at his home in South Main
strict, New Canaan. late Friday after-
it. He had been indisposed tor a
days. but his condition was not
srod serious.
ving been dissident oi' the town
iriy-filie years he enjoyed a fldo
and. ills barber-shop in Main
_ had scams a sort of landmark.
v‘w'ds the headquarters for many
le‘rencss.’ political and social. tor
to. He was tamiliarly known as
ly.” and characteristically he was
fljsdloi disposition Hid wit and hu-
wlll be remembered by all and
mindelibly impressed on the minds
enthuse with whom he came in con-
-57 yosrs ago. From ear y youth
attested a grout love for tile out.
a. and he who considered an
”Verity on camp lite and out-door
‘hid Vhrlous local slices. and
do” cases of tho Bod and Gun
”final
min duo . It. and liar.
. he shut-on are Ashes. Fanny
distally was the rsoipl
mums: or sympathy;
M 7v sits at! thi
‘ Mme servni‘lieby was held“
way at so. a.
‘ Q M law Lamina.
a was born In Edinbur n. Scots
as being a monitor oi"
» “to.“ three Achildren survivd‘ll
Stewart ll. 1, fl
* duotofiyirrmdil
llllElllilll PlElS
Elliott.
aroused a great.
the Norwalk Country Clu
next spring. though it is
whether it willbe of the.
mono plane type.
fell0w college student. at
home in Maryland.
els.
hi home in East Norwall
exception of the motor
eventually to make a one
once he makes a night. li‘
the Bridgeport experiment
Norwolk young man, has
flight when he equips his 11
a motor.
to be carefully
biplane. lie has a great
spect. however, for the B
latte. and stillQmorc tor
alloon.
Walter Welllnan types of
soount of their buoyancy
on an aeroplane he will.
tolnly will.
weather.
piss]: partner, averted that
looks good. As a starter
netted from the real site
peller such as are used on
This experiment has pro
success both on land and
automobile was placed on
.———-
William Kopsco. the
renal Day street saloon
\ilss bury Haddik. a gr
among her friends vvere
ried by Father Chernitsky
in
best man.
arm a dinner siren in
young couple at the home
so. will”,
the nor
future.
l
or Jack
via it. had a not
“nit”
head was tam-cod
la the new iron tones
atthdrolso
n ‘ .
“2:32;”. , Relish“
and with:
0
fruit Would Have
Willi”
Josephs Fault
llli lllli lillllEl
but. Residents Are Loeklug In-
to the Subject ‘
The announcement that Stewart [-1.
the wealthy Norwolk young
man. who is very much interested in
automobilinx and motorboatlnk.
templates taking up aeroplaning has
tied
talent particularly among the auto-
ntobilists, most of whom figure that av
lotion is the pelt successive step to
motoring. Mr. F‘lllot. it is teamed has
been nekotiating for the putchase at
an aeroplane. and it is said that one
trip he would like to make in a lull
chine. such all used by the birdtnctt is
trom his home in (‘omctock avenue to‘
of in-
b It is be
lieved he will have his aeloplnnc by
not known
ill-plane or
it has also became known recently
that Ely Raymond. oi West
has been building an aeroplane with 11
BY Gillie
the latter's
Lt). Press. the South Norwalk but
tor-aviator. has been experimenting a
long time and has built several mod
He has a bl-plane at present at
i, with tht
He has been
hampered for lack of money, but hopes
seen. its is
confident that he will have no trauble
or a time ht
was working with t‘ustave Whitehead
or with item
planes. Bullock Andrews, another East
also been
experimenting int more than a ycul
and has had tousidemble success vtltl
a ‘glldet. hoping eventually to main- n
tacltinc. will"
William G. LeCount is also reporter
looking into the mar
its at the various types of aeroplanes
Bill is patriotic and therefore has a
high opinioa oi the Wright
Brothers
deal of re
lorlot menu
the dirlglbh
‘Ho says that naturally a per
son of his personal architecture would
take kindly to the Count Zeppelin and
nirshlps 01.
but opinel
that if Jake Schaub will take a chariot
William K
\ioples says he likes his collision-pron
Pope Hartford fairly well. but it Le
Count takes to aoroplauing.
Ho tavors a
body im- an aeroplane or dirigible thl:
he cer-
lituouslnr
.Goldschtnidt. who is Billy ills
aeroplaninr
though. in
would like to tryout a wind wagon
such all is shown in the current auto
mobile publication. These show an at
tomobile with the driving shaft discos
els and th
motor used to propel a tan blade pro
aeroplanes
van a area
when "it
a snow
KOPBCO—HADDIK.
Popular Young Couple Married at ht
Ladlalauo Church.
well- known
keeper. one
not favorltr
quietly our
in St Ladle
laus Church at 8: 20 yesterday morn
Ilsa Thereds Kopsco noted at
liridemaid and Mr. Stephen Haddlck as
honor at tht
ct 1dr. Kop-
left for a long honeymoon trtl
rs Falls. Canada and around
“era part of the country. That!
numerous trlonds wish them a loytul
HIAD wim- ruaouau sauce.
wIns, oi hamburg;
lye-caps mm
badly hilltl. yesterday. at the Franklin
i-ls. with other scholars
was plain] loottlbsil in the rear yard
hiltl on one particularly hard lungs. hh
between tha sures
'lt was with
items dlihoulthy that his am was ex
transform ho is. dearth worse to
bestow on our
pickets
«bud
coli-
1xi'lim
\
H i l till»! it“
an I“
wigti% . imitate
u on outfit“
Cello C
born! OT! can
mend it for Co
McDouough.
"-—8. “Rm Suits.
r
‘ chair last evenin
(Qpfillllilufltl Minna. Ross.)
..tlotsloha t on iv nto
ssh bmemb‘lal c illicit? ‘ a
v
Qulilthfl sinus.
.hlll
All: choir till“ Dan
doll is h 'h
so
Md shown that
”C: ututard had been duly sharp as a
nietn or or the council and that in ad-
dition. Georae F. stun sud John
Milne had alsohae Magnum. hit were
in their respeoti go o hairs last evening.
Acting Mayor to word it. [dilution ple-
slded over the meeting. Which lasted
but a few motnehts under an hour
I. 0. Gregory Acting Clerk.
The meeting' was boiled to order at
8: 20 ll. m. by Acting Mayor lldward J.
Finnlzan. Assist is (lily Clerk in 0.
Gregory. presld 3 over that adios on
account oi the disability or City Qlerk
James J Keena, who is ill. but Who
was present last event though not in
his otiieial capacity. it the (tortill-
cste ot the election at Charles A. Quitt-
{and tan submitted by the Superior
our .
iirt was rein. slidib
toomsy's communication.
Clerk Gregory then read a lotto
from Daniel J". Tourney. ..whlch all
that he had taken an appeal from the,
decision of the Editorial (lourt. but
that he had decidednlo so no further
with the matter Q. lie. said at. as he
had not sought e ctiice. sins ps1"
suadetl by friend to run. he did not
think as a citizen he should enter any
legal fight for the collie ol’ councilman
He considered it»; a had a perfect
right to claim his c air and the right.
to sit therein it he ’10 ohm. as he had
taken steps tort-a appeal. but that he
would not do so. tor he did not wish
to turtber push the matter for the mere.
omce of constitution
The Acting Mayor Prostdos.
There was one vacant hair about
the council table, that of dward J.
l-‘lnnlitan. who was seated in the may
or‘s (“hair The councilman present
were William B. Darnell. Charles A.
Quintard. George F. Betta. John D.
Milne and William Thompson. As a re
sponse trom tho. acting mayor's call
for communications. Acting Clerk
Gregory read the minutes for the pro-
vlous session of the council. They
were accepted and approved as read.
Permit for‘aaraao Granted.
A petition was received from Vin-
consc J. Comoretha tor permission to
1nd attic. writos- --"~ihavoused
lots at you Llnllnem for horses and
thewos'id. looted about my home
0! atlas-b. Her test were. ten:
the time. like
but 1 used the hllllint
giro daytime now."
should be in every stable and ap-
{filed at the first sign of lameness.
Will ltill a spavin,
curb or splint.re-
and swollen joints,
and‘ is a sore and
iistula.sweene.
founder and thrus
Price. 600. and 81.00
to lion's hook on
and poultry out
this. “dude
Dr. Karl 8. llosll,
ELECTED.
his. It. W. Putin. stall-latch
myssll. It is the best “utmost in
esm- out; she
lm :dand Ills never lie: down
on don‘t need to rub. it penetrates.
docs wind pulls
speedy remedy for
commandos:
lasted. Idea. 11.“.
The Boat Show in Town.
Hall last night?
Well. you missed a treat. (or you can-
not beat“. that show was lino al
right
they re really making good.
York test has stood.
sight or the funny “Country Store."
There were titty presents given away.
they good and useful. too;
Kettles. pots and trying pans, chick
cns, rugs and shoes.
and take a lock.
hollored “Get the hook."
And i heard the manager tell
crowd that during each matinee
He was going to give a handsome lad
les‘ silver mesh bu away.
for some good things.
i heard them say they are goinxto
give the children No (old rinn.
i saw last night.
l‘hcy were good and clear and bright.
you can
he uh
plct ureoioxy.
at one.
But
cars they were tine.
witnessed In that line.
Josie Flynn;
really was a sin.
But she kept us all slaliahlnd.
thousht i'd never stop.
she came out as s' '.Wop‘
though I heard it suns hetero.
it sounded a little dlflorent. and
shouted out oncou.
l‘he llo 'l‘rlo then appeared.”-
chanes to can:
The little lady in t
that's simply "not.
speaks it. really is a treat.
The mm to ”that!
genial Billy Wei s.
loud and I
That its hneww
about i wouldn't doubt a hit.
our volt
would up "You know you can}
do it."
l‘cll me, Joe. did you go to the Music
l‘hc new managers are htuttlers and
For every bill or vaudeville thc New
And their special features. too. are
great; theres one that made me
roar.
Last. Wednesday night, when i caught
l‘hursday they have amateur. drop in
l never laughed so much as when they
the
And Saturday the little folks come in
But i started in to tell you oi the show
Whoever‘s in that little booth. his toes
rotunda his A. B. (‘.‘s of
Pike and Calms then came on. as daa
they re just about as good as i hare
Next came a little lady. her name m
The way she roasted us poor men. it
She certainly made us all all up when
Her rag tlnle song was aces up.
caused through popular demand.
They are sold; to give our boys a"
that has or sand.
0 dot. with a torus
And a voice so «so that when she
the scene was
The talks he gave on politics caused
the was tsilrlnal
out we all leashed loudest when to.
build a garage sixteen feet square on
his property at 6 West Main street.
Upon motloh of Councilmen Betta the
petition was grant!!! with the proviso
that the applicsniollle with the city
clerk thc signatures oi the adjoining
property ownerswwlth their consn
thereby expressed.
Claim Haagnlsen Bottled.
(orpotatton Ch i John J. Walsh
1 roportod lo the no it that the claim
that Herbert 0 Pollard. resists-rod at
the recent meeting of the council. rel-
ative to the injuries he sustained in a
lull trom a trollo car in Wall street a
short little as” ioh reduced him
much trouble pain. has been set
tied and that " matter was closed
as for as the city} concerned.
Rope "Road.
(‘ierk Gregory read the report of the
Norwalk Library and this was accept
ed as read.
The report of t
pertinent was ace
of councilman.
a. N. a. .ooibum Again.
The lion em out Shalom! Tele-
phone Company uatn presented a or
titles to the council tor permission to
lay their conduit alumni Wall street
tron: River street. and through Main
street from Hoyt treat. There was a
petition for the e thins presented
at a meeting at the former board of
councilman and was not given any so
tioa. because the council thinks that
the City or Not-walk has not been tress
ed as it should be by the company. The
city does not appear in the telephone
book under large anouxh type. being
listed under the South Norwaik head.
when the exchange is situated. A blue
print of the proposed and mounted
chance was aubudttod with the piti-
tion. Councilman Burns" halved that
the matter be niorrsd to a committee
or thus that shmld be appointed by
the acting mayor. He appointed dor-
lng the events; as this committee or
three. William B. Buruall. John 1).
Milan. and am. new
lllls Ordered Paul.
The clerk was then instructed to
road the bills I elollowlp. list of
bills wasrsada rdoredpsld:
' Highway Department ......3 m it
intent be rtment .. 4901.“
ll. 19
m 8‘
Norwalk police do-
copted by the board
it
Folios an Fire Departments
library Department
Adrhlolstrativo Department. .
Total 81.980.”
Paving Manta listen“.
The matter of the Wall street ilIVlllI
meats oi property owners wol
upon motion dot until the next
ulster national cinch. ~
Grads Will Is matinee.
James ll Manual wds mast and
a street
of
3:33." Ithbl.
it in thdt street.
near Ohm".
toe mining and his in hunchl
‘ asst made the rafters slits. , l. “awnu
rhelr t‘lzmhflil’ wruaslfih" and it ‘ g. '11 Q.
Q won or s a
The conductor and the “was! t aggnliotlaml
; To have seen tacit-“'1’“? mfg “MN N.Weod Wind!
; e crew was s u t it deals dad to ow
Q wmramtltas‘yixugtogmomd f. Ithat a Nehemiah? :3. i
saw Wilton Avenue «mos-7mm
liars.“ said the conductor with a’
rm
silhouette. non ills
contains no quinine. willoh We have
orig».
e this harmless Compound as
dred test of walk still to be part down
and where the walks harenot been
"
flanker moo not below our
. "19than
brought up the stellar o ills smith!
ill". in orltddtld’
and said that ill understood that ”0i&’m
M'lllismm' mainland it: "a h
Mm , Q it} .
tuna. .
Surely Breaks the lion “ tSle Celtl
sntl EadsG G‘tip Misery in
Janis cw tutti
it is a positive tagwat a defiant
Papa's Cold comm tolling, lite“ .
hive hourst :nul Sires trodes .
...... .. .. c m
bread: cameos «Yogic ..ailzhar Otto“ F0
n cos , c o
"me Q l. .. for Winter thirst Probes.
anxmllldlllmlllly tool tgtle (9.0:? hrbaitta‘x
a o mreoa a one symp-
lotus leaving after the very that does.
It promptly as s the least miserable
hr, dullness
D.
For the hltnd'i'eds of women who prefer to Wear wash
dresses in the house there is do more acceptable material
head and nose ”um 1..."...tuan 3 Cotton Foulhrd. It is the ideal Winter Cotton A
uess, ancestor. sore tiniest running or new line slmws navy anti l'rcnch blue in polka dots and
lily mhflfltmuoom.catarrhsldischarsoi. stripes of white. Nest and attractive with a mercerized
Wing‘s?!» stillness "m rheumatic fi'nishthatis highly lustrous. rel/.cdyard.
Papas Cold Compound is the result
at i so years' research stt cost of
mm in... fifty ”mum. “am “a Cotton Fields for Children.
New designs in branch and Scotch Plaids. bright com- .
binations that will make fine school dresses These arc. in
imitation of high grade wool plaids. but in some ways are
preferable for common wear as they do not catch dust and
soil as quickly and of course are wz’islt'ablc. "Vac.
\\ ash Gnarls Section. lower floor.
Closinnsaiepidlerced.
and included this stole.
conclusively demonstrated is not sited
tire iu the treatment oi colds or
situated. with the knowledge that
there is no other madlci o, triads any-
where else in the worl. ch will
(or: your cold or and mi misery,
as promptly an wito ogtdny other an
alliance or bil atte ghoetd’hs a 26-
cent pschue ot Papa's Cold Com-
pound. which any druuist in the
world can supply.
and thus spot t are that live already
been laid ’l‘ are is about three hun-
This is an opportunity where one may secure many
things artistic anti incitpensive for gifts. All these 3 ass
Blanks are at just half price. and nearly all are slnall nd
one to make it There are Ash and Match 'lrays, Cigar
an Cigarette golden. Pipe and Tie Racks. Shaving Pads
lnkstands. Blotters and other things that can be used about
the l.mme The entire line at half price.
attempted by the property owners‘the
water gathers and when it frames it
will cause trouble for those who have
laid their walks. He believes that sev-
eral or those who have not storied
their walk do not intend to do so. but.
that till were agreed to when the mat-
ter was at its height. ‘fl‘hetmdttsr of.
tar seine letuthy discussion was re
(erred to Corporation Counsel .lohn .l.
Walsh tor investintlon.
Isllota Cast tor City Clerk and Cor-
poration Counsel.
Acting Mayor [11. .l. Fluttl n then
said that as there has no are busi-
ness to come hetore the meeting it
would be Well to decide upon the oili-
coa that are tilled bv the nouns Lit
was decided-in take up the lost er of
tilting the once oi the city clerk tint
Three names were heard as nominees
mr this once: James J Keene. the
present clerk. Leo Davis and Edward
M. Lthtkwood. The names were then
ballotod upon with the result that
Keene received it votes. Davis 2 and
Iockwood one. Fir times were the
ballots collected an the results an-
nounced the some. it was then decid
ed to leave that otilco until later and
take up the matter of hills; the of
tics of corporation couddel. Three
names were likewise hard for this
position: John J. Walsh. at resentln
olica;..l. Boldon- Hurlhnit 0.. and
lloclttvood one Three did the
same result appear and t upon mo
tion the nlliu ot the odioed as deter.
rod until so a time in the lure. it
seems likely that there will he a con-
tinuation of this state of slain all
through the administration.
Adjournment.
There nélng no turther business ho
tore the meeting it was voted to ad—
iourn. The next meeting will be held
on the evening of November 21st at 8
ocloclt in the Norwaik City Council
chamber. in Wall street
\
mm my; ml The . M. Read C0.
fillilllitillllll‘ ‘
a We name }
KlahummR
8EA1‘TIJi:.Wssb.. Nov. l.-Tboulh
little hope is hold out tor the safety or
any at the fittest: men who were.
cousin by yesterday' a sad as “new
the law-on coal mine
mend. rescuers are strata“
the ealonbod minors:
they had reached the oral Moi. 5th a .
depth of no test. The h is ex-
trovholy haurdous. ovld‘s crunb- .
ling lw its. is lit
t t on: to balms
bio that the dye meow “is m it! tho
oar below the sixth level hove es~
occurred t
«can.
capoddoath it Oil
‘0 or moarth.
prise
Dennison Section.
“The Tum-a-mlilit" Churn
A very handy afiair in which you can whip cream in
twenty seconds, and you can have butter in one. minute. It
is a glass jar with a porcelain (higher. no tin or wood in
its mustruction. and all metal parts are heavily nickeled.
Holds one quart of liquid. $2.50.
Kitchenware Store.
Solne Very Special Values
at the Linen Section. i
llemstllchcd Scarves with lace insertionhat 25c.
Lawn Scarves and Shams, ltemstitchcd, with lace inser-
tion. -r9c.
Table Squares. or Shams, worth 25c. to close out at 10c.
Embroidered Dollies at Half.
Size 12 inches worth 50c
Size 12 inches 1 worth 75c
Size 18 inches worth $l.00
Sizes 4 and 8 inches '
at 33¢.
at ate.
at soc.
at 9 and she.
For All the Family ;
at Popular Prices ' , 'i
shove the level it
0s:- was shut all b! M
and that the five men
explosion
the world
walls to we in"; ‘ a
timbers a side
mouth or o aha will
cautiously were shat
above the mouth of the i . ‘ ~
The house or '21:. explosion '.tias ,nct
A F ’. . I l t?" "a.
s .‘. ' ‘
‘ _ . . . . $ ;‘ . ’ . . -. a.»
u!" ‘ i.” .f " .. . . .
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