f Sash all filled
. Guam
a complete mortar ‘ -‘
’xMuaiins and rim to
.taina. at 10c d ill/go
.2. Also Laos curtains ,
‘ ,. iiye arrests ofv
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HVININQ’ BENTINIL TELEPHONE
‘ CALL. ‘ .
, -Nawa Department .
4—Iualnslo Department
“oz—Branch Chico.- Norwaik
'00 —-Editor’a maid llama”. '
MMity Edltdll’!“ asides:- .
a < " “ fl '
' Miss Annie chain. of Spring inn,
who has been seriously ill at. her
home for some time past“ remains
about the same. ' . .
Victor Biart. music teacher of Non
Walk, spent yesterday in New York
icity on b sin a .and is spending, to-
day inbohsls edit . .
The Friday Afternoon Club will
meet this week at be home of Mrs.
l. B. Jennings. 43 est street. Board
.meellilfililfl o'clock. , _ , . .
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps
will meet this .evenlngto elect oihcers
for the Gunilla; yearned every mem-
ber is requested to be present.
lion be Root, of Winnipauk. ship
as c ark of: Holmes, Keeler and Sel-
eclt Company, is ill at his home and
unable. to attend to his duties.
.‘l Anson F. Keeler. of Courtlnnd place.
shiesman for the Armour Beef Com
patty. spent yesterday in Fairlield.
Southport, and Lang Branch on busi-
ness.
(, There will be an important meeting
of the Catholic Club this evening in
the headquarters in West avenue. at
which time it is requested that every
member be present. 1
_ Miss Marie Hunt, of Riverside ave
one. attended the theatre in New York
city. last evening,,‘with New York re.
latives. The production witnessed by
the party was the Girl in the 'i‘axi.
' This evening there will be a meet‘
ing of St. John's Lodge at which time
the‘Maater Mason degree will be con-
ferred. A banquet wil follow and sev-
eral state officers are expected to be
present. » ‘
The engagement of Miss Anna Cor-
coran and Thomas Burke. of Norwalk,
was recently announced. They will
be married in January and are at pres-
ent receiving the congratulations of
their many friends.
_Mrs. Louis Quittman.'of Stamford.
u ‘
“he: bi business at 12213:. :Pombi'olim;
.9 liable ones; that (instavailtookmaa.
“ A‘brahlin enikoff. were arrest "for.“
_. “.an otherdittle girls who have ~
1 . bode
’fi'lrcrtml .
.. lurinold a cobbler. .havingi he
has: arrested last night for the;
who as“ Florence Hamlin) mid.
There is an old. saying that things
curse inbyciea of'threo. The success.
hman, than Meni-
knit. and new iiin loo. it is no entry
the-policeman oiaansadth «tie. .
The “specific charge anal st union.
is criminally annuities Ye 7 3. spar.
man. agad‘li, yam old. dau 1". 0‘
MorriaWShermanwt. lair , embroko
street. and who keeps a tai or 1 shop .
at Ogden and Noble avenue. There
“.9 waged victims at the blend. '
so that th .chhargas may be made
stronger w an the police maize a fail
investigation, . _ _ ‘ ‘
,3 hospiciynfrouaadu h ;
It appears .that llpdico has excited
some suspicion recently. as littlo’girlsl
were seen going into his place, and‘
night William ’i‘ate,L who lives at 1251 i
Pembroke 'iiti‘eetufiltw a little Girl ~50 v. ‘
He did not see her ‘
coma, out.but his. suspicions were not}
around until latenwhen Mrs. Wit;
linm Gregory, of 573 Stillman street.
Went to the cobbler shop, and weanin-
into the place.
able to’get hr. The woman walked .
away for a short distance. Mr. 'i‘nte
took up his stand on a near by cor-
ner to watch the outcome of the af-
fair. for he was suspicions that some
thing was wl'ona. After. a time the
woman returned to the door of the
cobbling shop and was admitted. Still
watching at the corner Mr. Tate saw
the Sherman iirl leaving the place by
a side door. . ‘
‘ Little Girl’s Story. ' '
Mr. Tate ‘espied Police Sergeant
()‘Leary a llittle distance away. hailed
aim and led him his suspicious. The
police sergeant followed the girl and
questioned her. The little girl said that
the [tailors cobbler had attempted t0
assault her live or six times dur-
ing the past six months and was in.
the habit of giving her live or it)
cents each time, and warned her lb
tell no one or he would kill her.
After getting the girl‘s story it was
then uneasy matter to follow the case
up. and in a short time Joseph Emilee
was arrested. taken to second precinct
police station. Then there was a visit
to the heme of the ,Sberman girl. and
the parents were tpld of what had hap-
pened. The girl. who was accompanied
by her father, went to the second pre-
cinct and there she identified Endive.
The girl was then taken over to the
Emergency hospital and Dr. \lcQucen-
ey made a report that the c as was
similar in every way to that or the
career on. wheelbase:
12318 North Main 8
31.0
of reasonable ’ iture that
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J.
Funeral
oteworth mints all our store is‘
‘iTY, our - w raises, an
facts. not th riaa. c‘olllns' ngmy‘fhn mfg”... c » ,
._ rnitdre’l'bun as the standard of‘inerlt.‘ ' ‘ .0 out“
shave faithf y. oonsidaredthe Furniture need- him offer a
an
hotter: and E
GET ‘ STRTED Rldlil‘ ‘
Merrill unmade can...
Milan. .
BELIJNGHmrwmhlliamm Dec“; 1.
its scale aaamsltrrv. ,
large and abolishes!“ beiviiiaiatter from thalirooklynm
Dietersysaterday. Dunstan declined
to divulge thawhereabouts ct Dr.
Cook. .butunada public, several extracts
from the letter as follows:.
its board“? Fl?" extelntuailyfreat upon-
. . a. w out re
.. _ _ private intgrosts. erence to
. _ ‘ , " i prefer .to believe that the cam—
. s ‘ 1
mba'lmm. . .. ' ‘5
I} ShiithI/Wilrwalk. Colin.
Iran iriiele is liars
will bring brlahtness‘and comfort
.ed against me. that the mud aliasing.
bribery and couapiracy. Is come from
the misguided and dslu ed." . .
As to Mr. Peary, my feeling is of
pity rather. than rovcula, life has
“[1an aaainet awful adds and the
$213133? dean sucoond under such a
esorvesa t r
comes his way." . ll” s10 y that
Haj Lil/£8 Leer HUNTING.
“The Parthenon Proved the Most Dio-
. ' Iatroua on Record.
tlHlCAGO. Dec. l.—-—'i‘he hunting sea~
son of to“). which closed yesterday.
cost 113 v it according to statistics
from 2!! sin a collected by the Tri-
buuo. This is considerably more than
were killed during any previous sea-_
loss; of life in 1909 was 87. in 1908 it
5:. and in 1907 it. was 82, and'lniiioc,
1 1*.
. i.
The number of iniured this season.
however. is less than a year ago, only
at having been. hurt this year. against
, lot for too men of 1909. it is likely
the death list. this year will be consid-
‘ might increased laterhby reason of the
arm not on n t e c
or the injured. .“ea 0! many
“Mistaken for a door" and "shot by a
comparaun.” continue to lead as the
reason for the shooting of hunters.
Michigan heads the list with 2’! kill.
, alnonwaea'.“ '
3: trains yiflor",BU31NBSS 0 case ._.
z . . . ‘3 C . J FTlAwLY WunTiN romeo asp.
‘7 .~ , , . . no roux. Dec. .«‘
30. Nomflk W0,“ ‘ . Fatwa Lott. a welivto-do civil chugging:
, as a artist ‘acceptabloncirisimas
fatally .injured abshis home here ear-
ly today. by the closing of a folding
bod. While he was still asleep, his
head was caught in the bed as in a
steel trap. which nearly 'guillotlned
him. Members of his family heard his
cries and rescued illni immediately,
but he was unconscious. and an alpha.
lance surgeon hastily summoned. said
that the spinal column had been injur-
ed and that‘ recovery was fmpossible.
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YOU MUST READ THIS IF YOU
WANT THE EENEFIT.
J. W. Greer. Greenwood. La. suffer-
ed with a severe case of lumbaxo.
The pains were so intense i was forc-
ed to use hypodermic injections for re-
lief. mat attacks started with a pain
in the entail of my back which gradual-
ly became fairly paralyisng. My atten-
tion was attracted to Foley's Kidney
Remedy and i am glad to say after us-
A can twang?» 6. girl?
therefth valuable lkintorm ti
as to who does, the best frog:
and bloat prompt with Auto
Reps ring should be considered
present. “Those who know Han?
lords wage and repair shop "
also know how send and thor-
ough they do work entrusted to
them. Give us a trial by having
yourcar overhauled and out in
that class condition for the boli~
day season. 3 .
W. .A. Henfmdls
. mm. William H. anon. .or . ilin - ‘ '
ham, anintirnate friend-oi bagged;- ‘ ' ‘ ‘ I ‘ - ' I .,
ten 4. Cook. and who hflhhwlldlbll‘av . A
‘quent communieaiiemwilhvhlm since
ills-disappearance. .irotaiiiew York. 1'6-
itaisn oi infamy which has: been wag~ . ,
son or which there is a‘re‘eo’rd, The '*
- LLLLLL
our ability to sell you better clothes for less inch I a... 1...
storeriuat drop in and take alooir‘at‘those eil‘fia’f ”not, “ ‘
serge Suits, made ‘u‘pl‘in the‘season’s besthhbdeli‘.‘ or M
lireciate correct stylesiv'syary one emphatically 3d
lsfy. Our prlte ‘V ““ "‘ . '
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NOT ONLY in our readyto-wear department are these a
values offered. but in every section or the store you will dad are ‘
domes oi" our determination to supply the best and newest of e'
. thing at prices iOWer than elsewhere. Come and see. . I
nut—q .‘ {1;
I 1‘ V »,, . .._ p. . 1» '.
‘ to get rid or ihathandy feeling"
the eyes at night or ‘when‘xwiln
1 is a pair of our classes.‘ . era
,., W ploy Oculistcb-xl‘itdil'ate optioieftis-é‘r
{ .. to examine the eyes. THIS enn-
I!
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THAMER ~ 87 ATLANTIC mm
Optician ‘ 5mm" 6““ '
J Open Mon. 8; Sat. Evenings,
$
aiists ' ,
An early shipmeit of our order for 8 win Wai
has just arrived. These being fresh. newfadnm:
styles. they will appeal to women who are looking
for something neat and dainty. yet serviceable. praca
licnl and durable, as a Christmas gift for some mem-
ber of the family or a dear friend.
Choose early before the Waista have become mu .
ed from handling. and before the real rush of curl:-
mne shopping begins.
formerly of South mutant, was op-
erated on at the Stamford hospital
last week by Dr. Jean Dumortier and
Dr. Stanb. of Stamford. Mrs. Quitt-
mann's speedy‘recov‘ery is hoped for.
The girls' basketball team of. the
Norwallr High school has developed
considerable speed and axpertness as
the result of constant practice. The
Marie Mari; girl. ’ ,
Other Girls Involved. l
The little girl did not hesitate to
tell her story. She said that at first
as told her. that it"sho ever told any-
one he would kill her. .
The Sherman girl is not large for
her age. and is rather a pretty child.
She told the police that there were
inn this wonderful medicine i am a
longer bothered in any way by my old
enemy Iumbago." The Bridge Phar-
macy and W. F. Wigmorc a Go. "
, .. “mm it. Prices radio from 98c up to :10 each.
The N.“ E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street. South Norwalk, Ct.
WVWM
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TUF‘l's MAY AIOLISH FOOTIA
neurone. Mass.. Dec. tyrant}?
may be abolished at Tufts College ow-
ing to inadequate iinaueiai support by
the alumni. For the past three years
the“: million in tile Algiltogium i3 other drladwho went into fidico's . . the h“ be i
orwa‘ an stree on, on ay an place ‘ an were tree as , , . . . rule on a coin; vent. .
Friday afternoons. she had been. She s’aid tight 180 CARRIAOBB. IUIINIIP We; FARM WAeoNQ, IOTTOM £3,151“? ‘0 Chase. chairmen “at?"
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Th“ “9“" mm ‘°‘ “1" M" m “°'" "W “’ ‘ ° ° °' nuns Moons. asp FOUR-M. one we came, pin: the apor'frylum'gl533'3133l3
girls of the matter, and they had never .
spoken to her about it either. .
The paremts of Yetta Sherman. when
informed by Sergeant .O'Laary of what
he had found out. were completely
taken off their feet with surprise and;
mortiiication. They could not believe-
chanta' and Mdnufacturers’ Associate
tion for the election of smears. and the
transaction of any other business pro-
per to come before such meeting. will
hold at the South Norwalk Club. .F‘ri.
day evening. at 8 o'clock.
A meeting of St. Mary's Y. M. C.
atorngly opposed by the student
. Eraequefitlotga of rising away Mime
w con dared t
meeting of the board. a the next
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if you are in want of any of love, will me ha ‘ H ‘
. l. L m P” W WITH YOUR HEATING 8Y8T£M if you see us [limit
it- before you decide what Load you'll have. *7 '
if you already hive a furnaca let us look it ova and
tell you what‘s wrong. and alter we have “pained it.
we guarantee MORE HEAT than you‘ve ever received
It it
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, . thee story at first. until they question- 1 . ‘ 4 . .. .
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Ryan; W e voted in. The club is in all bbl is the full . . '7 w." P 742 No
a my ourllbins condition. as the "if islet?“ 3“,!” 9' 8° , 4 when: l and ."mmfi W . mall. Bonn.
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gantaation matters will be taken up in
earnest. preliminary to the first. th-
oriug of the body in the senate 0:25.. .
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3% a?” at diabetes oil-irra-
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in upper Main street. Mr. u ntard
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creates peritoneum“ . 7 . ,
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