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liiiA NEWS
IVINING BENgANEL TILIPHONI
OR-I—Nows Department
aN—luslness Department
Branch Office. Norwalk
~Editor's Residence
nub—city Editor's Residues
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly cloudy and unsettled weather with
moderate temperatures. and occasional
light rain tonight and Tuesday, Ris-
ing temperature. Moderate north shift.
ing to east winds. .A long trough of
low pressure extending from Texas
northeastward to the Lake region is
producing cloudy and unsetled weather
with occasional snow or rain in all
sections east of the Mississippi River
The temperature is rising in the east-
ern sections.
TEMPERATURE AvYEAR AGO TO-
D
A .
Temperature: Low, 22; high, 31.
Cloudy
Mrs. M. Wright of Nyiked Cottage.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John DeKlyn.
of Cleveland Ohio. '
James Scanion, of Stamford, former-
ly of Norwallr. spent the day yesterday
with friends in Norwalk
Mermaids Ournyn and George
Brush. of South Norwalk spent Sun-
day with friends in Stamford.
Thomas cousins. of Norwalk. went
to Bradford, this morning, to attend
the funeral of an old friend
Thomas Collins and William Skidd,
of South News“. ore' over-Sunday
guests of friends in thmford.
Miss Ruth Franks. of Main street.
spent yesteddhy and is spending today
with her grandmother in' New cs-
nssn. . ‘
LeGrand Raymond. of Raymond and
Son, spent Saturday in New York gity,
where he attended the furniture ex-
position.
The Misses Mary Lucy. Katherine
Kelly and Annie Nolan. of Norwalk,
have returned after spending several
days in New York city.
W
A monthly meeting of the town
board of school visitors will be held
tomorrow evenhg at the high school
building in West avenue.
St. Mary’s Young Men's Club football _
team was photographed yesterday by
Charles Iago. Jr. This team held the
'a‘msteur championship of The Nor
walks the past season.
’1‘ re is to be a special meeting of
the orwalk Club on Wednesday even-
ing at 8 o'clock called by President Ed-
ward M. Wkwood. for the purpose of
hearing the repdrt of the committee
on improvements. All members are
reqnostod to be present
Wm
All) tit 1%rwalh‘ Club on Washing-
son‘s Birthday there is to be "An Ev-
ening of Magic. " The affair is for the
club members only and promises to be
good fun. bunch and music will be
enjoyed and the members are looking
forward to this evening with pleasur-
nblo anticipation.
Miss Eva D Franks, of the New
Haven Hospital. has secured a two
whole‘ leave of absence from her du-
tie; in that place in order to spend the
'tlme Mupersii‘ng after hen rment llic
boss at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Ru. 0. A. ii'rsnke, of mm street.
bliss iii. Pauline Franks. her sister, of
New linen. accoml‘cnied her home.
but has returned to r duties in New
{tavern
'l'no Norwalk Fire Police pom tournu
snout} ls draw to a close. there be-
ing an two or so g'smes remaining
to be played. Saturday evening Frank
shunt-s so. was defeated by
Jonas Graces rated ~116,by the some
of us to H. The game was a very in-
torostin ono. 93““ being my in the
load He seemed to loss
thallium?“
is time and Grace pick—
ed up steadily until be well easily.
ms Weisbsiussu the referee
mucus... MW
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‘gosfspssultlmolmussrm
‘ if Cleanliness it Purity
Automobile
Insurance
Will gladly explain. Telephone 165-2-
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
7Q WADHlNGTON .TNIITI ”UT”
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Park 8. Tllford’s
DeliciousCandies
-SOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORI-
FOR SALE“
NEW 80x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply at
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster shell Point. Norwslk
Regulating
How often we see a person who
would be really attractive were it
not that ugly or protruding teeth
make him almost repulsive it is
unfortunate for one to go through
life handicapped in this way. when
a little care given in childhood
would remedy it so easily.
My manner of treating these
cases embraces all the latest meth-
ods and most approved appliances,
thus giving the best results with
the least possible discomfort to
the patient. if your child has ir-
regular teeth. bring him in and
let me tell you what can be done.
Consultation free.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
18 South Main St. South Norwalk
Hours: a s. m. to s p. In. Buns
days by appointment only.
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Valentines
Movat'riss mo posr cases
.PostCsrd-~L......srorso
Post Cards .......3for 5°
Postfisrds ,.......2 for do
meoau AND. wasnmorou
BIRTHDAV Poo'r cases, s to: he
J. I. MALLETTE
«anonymous Dawson)
88 Washington 0t. Tel. 44.
Open
Saturday
Night ‘
FROM 7 TO 8
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF
IUIY PIOPLI
South Norwaik
Trust Co.
GINIRAL BANKING
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MRI DIWIIT VAULT.
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CityNahonalBank
rssasaors 'AOINIRAL nannies
susinsss ans owl-ans avsnv
racism oosslsrsur‘
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SE iANli SUN
fills Agreement liisds With
Husband When lie Died
”Mill Hill iiilii
Leave Boy Behind to Suffer
OXFORD, Me. Fob. 13.-ln. fulfill-
ment of u compact alleged to have
been made with her husband during
his lingering illness, which death and
ed yesterday. Mrs Lynwood S. Keene
took her own life yesterday after fatal-
ly shooting her Hyear- old son. (lor-
aid. The compact dated about a month
back was found by the coroner in a
sealed envelope in the woman' 3 room.
Family Discoursgod.
Keene was formerly a prosperous
farmer but according' to the corn
pact, the family had become impov-
erished nnd discouraged during his
long sickness. He was 38 years old
and his wife a year or two younger.
The document found in a dresser in
Mr Keene's room along with several
farewell letters to relatives, bore the
names of both Mr and Mrs. Keene.
although the husband. apparently. had
been too feeble to make more than his
mark, his name being written by his
wife. The document recited briefly the
family troubles. the result of Mr.
Keane's illness. in it his death was
predicted. and it was stated that as
both the parents thought it would be
wrong to have their son remain in the
world to suffer the troubles they had
experienced. Mrs. Keene bound herself
to "do away," in the words of the
compact. With herself and their son
Gerald. as soon as possible after the
death of the husband and father.
, Friends Wor‘o Proposing Body.
Friends of the family who were in
the house today assisting in preparing
the body of Mr Reads for burial
beard shots fired upstairs. They found
the boy Gerald in bed in his chamber
with a bullet sound in ills light tcm
pie So close had the remivor been
held to the child a head probably while
he wasnsieep. that the hair about his
temple ,lvas singed. 'i‘he boy was alive
but unconscious when found. He lived
less than an hour
Meanwhile the door of Mrs. Keenan
room was found locked and repeated
knocks bringing uo.auswer it was
broken in. Mrs. Keane's body was
found stretched on the bad. There
was a bullet wound showing that she
had placed the revoher muzzle to the
roof of her mouth. and fired, death
probably being instantaneous. Tile rc-
Voiver was on the bed beside her
Directions rcguldlng the disposition
of the bodies were left in letters l
relatives, in whom also some amai
gifts were made of the personal lie-
longlngs of the family. .,
Burial in Double Casket.
Husband and wife wished to be
buried in u double casket, and asked
that their son‘s comp and theirs be
placed in the same box for final in-
tho triple funeral will be held here
next Wednesday.
The document (‘Olimilllng the f'Om'
puct bore the date of Jan. ll). 1911.
Combined with the grim agreement
were some directions in. regard to bo-
quests of property belonging to Mr.
and Mrs. Keene. Relatives who re
gard it as virtually the last will and
testament of the deceased, guarded it
carefully tonight and declined to
make'pubiic its wording. it is. expec-
ted that the document will be filed for
probate‘after the funeral.
Mrs. Mary B. Stanley. of Main street,
visit with her daughter. hire. Willard
ii: Wadhams. of Bridgeport.
There was no game of pool in the
tournament
Thursday for France.
Hands. of Norwalk.
stalk.
Daughters. of the Norwsh
Nor-walk.
The aspen
ohavo bombs
d .
Big Reductions
in Men’s Trousers
“A stitch in time saves nine.”
A pair» of new trousers now will save your appear-
one)? many limos—as successors to those worn trousers
iii if P Pill
Mrs. Keene, of Oxford, Ma, Ful-
ylt’ s our regular February Trousers Sale-and every
man in town knows the big values this sale always hands
The greatest line of beauties we ever had-«and the
best values beyond question. At the some famous low
prices you' ve paid for years:
$2.00 Trousers ....... .. ..
$2. so and $3.00 Trousers.
$4.60 Trousers ...... . ...... Are now 82. 98
$4. so and $5.00 Trousers...
$6.00 and $6. 50 Trousers.
“Arc now' $1.48
..Are now $1. 98
0F fliiiiiiiltiiiiiliilil
Parents Believed ll Unjust to A... now $393
”Are now $4. 48
Just the kind you want—fancy cheviots and all-wool
fancy casslrncres-wrich striped worsteds in exquisite
colors and patterns—and all sizes up to so inches waist
Hurry, if you went first pickings.
m
'rwo sronss:
The Newbie"
24 Wall St, Norwslk.
:4 South Main St.
South Norwallr
A horse is like a man-not worth much unless he's well fed. And
proper feeding means to him very much what it does to you.
making our Bonnie Horse Feed we combine Oats. Corn and Wheat
products in proportions to make a perfectly balanced ration~fresh
ground each day Nowhere else can you find .1 line of feeds so care-
fully prepared. We know to a downright certainty that lionnie Home
Ground Fools do give the best possible resulismhave customers who
will prom if’
in
MANUEL rose HATCH.
First in goalily. last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ersmlaonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Pciitibsmt Bay 53;. Escailops
Strictly Fresh, 60c Quart
GRIENPORT QYOTERB. ROUND AND LONG CLAMS. ALL KINDS OF , in m.
FRESH PlsH.
l”. .~ ' o , ' ‘ A. I 1’ , Who handloscoalrigbt?
Cutbillls ”Budge For. r Market. A...”
Terminus 108. ms DELIVERY.
torment. So it has been arranged. and;
Our Regular W A
Clearance Sale.
.‘.
Is now going on: an event which a lot of people have been ' _ ,
forward to; the sale you have had in mind when riot of W9
"clearance sales" were clamoring for your attention; is. sale “of
for a good reason. not for a necessity; a sale of high grade I“
chandlse at prices you're glad to pay. ~ .. ~
All our Suits and Overcoais are in this sale. We're not "grootlr oi]
stocked"; we’ re not in any "distress" for fear we or: soil
goods. We expect to carry over some goods—all msrdhdnts do. W .
are not begging people to help us out, but are giving the Mill
values over offered. It's a straightforward proposition from .
you. You get more for your money now than at soy other film
of the year
OUTSIDE WFAR, lNflbl WEAR, FOOTWEAR, HEADWIAN. "
m
Price’s Clothing Stort J I
98 Washington Street. .,
s . . .i
All Kinds of FOR SALE . ,
i 0 We have for sale on very favor-
able terms. the following“ W
ties: One six- -room bonnet“
provements, centrally
................. sluts:.h;unrtu°m
ments on the Hill: a hunt ‘ . .
POST CARDS. d for Se verzdfieunthhwfit figs, '3‘ ‘ .
- uat n East orwa re ! _
W. A. Buggerman s n... s..... «nuance. ism m.
. good barn and outbuildings, I f
Stationery Store did fruit, in Beth'ei. Gillan.” IA... _
Donovan Block... iiaa'Washlngton 8t. :gfiflfimgxfifim
e A- town and Minefield, (zonal. '
" ““A 1. ~‘ For particulars aptly)
. COBURN AND id LL
Selected Securities, Ros! Estate,“
Wilt): .
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COAL TRADE?
Who buys coal right?
Wat'Ch for the “Ford” l .
TORPIDO RUNAIDUT Hiram"....................
it combinei’s‘peed. beauty and comfort
No car made compares with it for iqw running and upkeep expenses
Hake a dose with us for a demonslutlon.
luv A roan IICAUOI i1” i. A IE-TTER CAN. NOT BECAUSE l'l’
An ideal car for a doctor.
place your order ultimo—«loll
"w‘ an Dont be cauxhh‘luna V"
Ehose a're our strong points. our don t leave your fuel supply
A stream in coal; that's why “£ng that you must lure
. m ate.dellvery to keep your
3: WE ARE “IT" comfortable 5 .,
%, in the Look over youl" binsnow
i
COAL TRADE is apt to be delayed by . . ‘.
-i oestrrv '
Hazletou “Coal “. . T
j .. Hams 8r "
The ll. Hershfieid 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. in. Water It.
has returned home after a pleasant OUT" MM" '7'
“humor, Agent " '
A v, , .A ‘ oydc Oriacosu at
n conventioo,.asid in them
Tito strangers met at one of the tor-view: .
small tables in a dining car. They “But 311011 I
found a common bond in the effect to be tailing too or]
Norwaik Club pool tournament be-.
tween Friday last and today. Nolthor
were they any games in the Nutmeg
The Paris Cloak 8t Suit Hesse
as scorn Mm grassy.
“Ti-ll LAO‘T OLIAIANOI SAL! 0F THII OIAION
Every Bult. Coal. Dress Skirt. Waist and Fur in our stores is marked
for final clearance ior immediate disposal.
have always known, in greater assortment and greater value that you
have ever known.
_ Lsdlss‘ Costs. from $8.18 up.
Lsdios‘ Suits from $7.00 on
Lsdloo' Dresses. from ease up.
Lsdios' Okirts from MI up.
i.“ Violets. for Old.
so noun Covers. obs.
his, tisln‘ “W. -W
Thomas Fiaherty, of Prospect ave- IOU‘IH NORWALK
one. is spending the day with relatives
in Bridgotn’ofi. Helhss “if“ he‘ll) bid
o s on e. w o s on
Mb, it There is the quality you
John inwlor. of Brooklyn. son of
srtln bowler. secretary of the United
otters of North America, is spending
the holiday as the guest of 10de
Demo and us our Famous Tsi-
lorod Waists from .1.” up.
Nome Comte. broken lots at
reduced prices.
80¢ Ilask Hoes for Ms.
75o Ilook Hose, Me.
so seine lists on. south Nomlk
, Charles Louis Yost. of Norwaia. has
successfully passed his national guard
«educations, and has been commie
stoned as first lieutenant. Math. (inm- .
DIN. Coast Artillery Gum” in or- my gm of mm“; dialing with a sense of charitable klnd- ..
is to have a big celebration in liars
ford. Friday, in celebration of the 47 “berm . masks-m listing“
anniversary oi! the birth of the order. , "but when» at? you coins to sleep? ., last s or in ., u
Nohomlah emcee ma 0!! that:
F m dill
A... limbo: "ii
your tour 9 o. n es
which he visited very large city and
in ones disguised wig
0010., known as “them“ toners train
arrived in Chicago yesterday. ‘
Brush has William his “Willem.
”that
Norwsilt Wipes! rd in Wmn:‘ {ll-l: {nun1 is nines ”has its hiss derived i
as not to . sun no edge a sought.
3 p y '“ ”monomer his country?
zip“n on hJohn flakes and the latter was
ii
in Gold at all cm ‘s glimmer
D C“ “0 "3.0 M
00W
dons! church. will or some sf-
tsrsnon at s o 'wciook Mrs; char-lass
Duonshsck. of is Me‘plo street. monotonic
than utilise
, married a‘colrpie‘AofAyears always do
W ll “mm“ 1‘“ last ”“1303: island that his llrst son should in ~
,ggno‘mlm M6": mmfi is on u named Mot. after one of ,his best. .. 1 ,
hi I w "I” .‘ .r A. l
. . beaming that the lesson... and » liars keep
“ “n m a" “Tit“fifiblim: a wife use recently been blessed gm’f'wl’lttshuri MA”
lb m5 .
i o behind!
m n m use lobar from or. or
fl‘hsros
ids invuilnsuonm will
be put’in book form in y it
municipalities will ”new is .
secure something to eat. and by the ignorance. it “qu3
time the coffee came they were great norsnce. Like. the
friends. it if i sing. t l
“i won or you wil do me a ta- “ we or ng ;
yer?" remarked the first one as he oov- slowly on s homy thug”.
«red his check with a substantial bill street when an qldJcbip . ‘A
ii‘ho other man seemed receptive and country shouted milling. My
he continued: "‘Hey, mister. yoncari‘. , '
.W'iiavo you a lower berth for to- ”’l‘hs watering car. T"
night?" The man across the table book at the streams
hooded. “Well. l'm traveling with my ly from a score of
mother who is rather well along in his cart and said blandl
life. and i‘m anxious to make her com “ ”that‘s all right; Wino“.
fortsble Would you be kind enough keep the kids froin' gill
to she her your berth?" ye know.’ " ~Wanhingtoh. .
“i should be delighted." responded W:
the stranger. Mayor Whitman; .5 ,
They went back to the sleeper. Toledo, said of a _
where the accommodating man was “New laws least
presented to the other's mother. a conditions.”
whitelislred old lady with a charming
face. The Good Samaritan had as-
changed his lower for the upper bo- frigid winter so
longing to the old lady and he was rs streams and re!
ness. it led him to remark to the tense in order his 7
right," wss the sa- ‘ihouvoiosdof
promo“ and othen mm- aver; “that's in: lower over them.”- hoasddn s
New York Sun. : r.- . ”Noll": ~'l‘ _ .
Migraine order have boon planning; _ vo' , pooch Align J
A local l‘ronworkor. who had been
m friends. » A
a cannula baby. thol‘w iii-lend
stalled all over it I face when hegrsss “Thou
. the or on also 460
”its boomed. “bow is «filth
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