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f» WEATHER FoRECAS'r.
For Norwnlk and Vicinity: Ruin to-
it‘t'té‘ht; Friday rain, followed by clean,
lug and warmer. An extended area of
illlgll pressure with low temmzl‘utures
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overlies the northeastern section of:
the country, and this With the soiltlr
ern disturbance in causing general rain
along the coast from Virginia to Maine
The rain (loos oinioacnotineaoiuetut
The rain does not extend very far in.
land. The greatest amount of ralnx
{all reported was 3.38 Inches, at Philitg
dolphin. Pleasant weather prevails
naturally in» the centrttl and western
sections.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum. lit; maxi-
.mum. 76, Partly cloudy.
Louis Schumann, or the Norwztllt
lrucory, is enjoying it day a vacation.
, About fill priests from Brooklyn are
spending it retreat at Keyser‘s island.
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Mission Madeline null Annn Gorgon.
of Brooklyn. are visiting Miss Anna
Ehrlenbot'k, of Main street.
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Olive Brunch lodge, No. 19. Knights
of Pyhtian. will hold. its Weekly busi-
ness meeting, this evening. in its
.rooms in South Main street.
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Penny thmot has hocn discharged
from the Norwalk hospital, where he
hits“ been undergoing medlcui treat-
ment for several months.
—~l-'ioys' and Girls' lloston School
Shoots. at Continuity & llrnclion'a.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rudolph huve
moved their household effects from
Fair street to Paterson, N. J.. where
Mr. Rudolph has Secured work.
George H. Lookaod. superintendent
of the Lockwood Manufacturing Com-
pany. has resumed. his duties after a
visit in Bradford, N. H.‘l\irs. Lockwood
Oharlos ll. Korn. who is located in
of the Great Northern railway, is now
icutouts» to Seattle, Washington, with
‘ several of the Great Northern repro-
aontatlves. Mr. Korn will spend about
a week in Glacier National Park.
. which is located at Bolton. Montana.
‘ from which point the party will pro
coed to the coast. The trip will con-
‘ sumo three to four weeks.
lliililiillllllli _
' 'iiiiliii Sillil
"w. n. hallucinations so.
lnn Bearded Ian on flight of 1
iii! "In“! ‘
3 . Guantanamo commons
'. i7... Alia. Ill-li-A illicit 10¢..th hulls
: our the little brink courthouu’whcn
. Henry Clay Milt. .llu. indicted m
, who murder. is dahitna tor his ills.
; trite incessant drisslc of murder and
his steady. downpour during the nisht‘
brouaht sit-cams to Morita: and
. mane tho' roads on. mass "oi with
throuan which the lawyers and grit;
coma were chilled to trawl from
' Itiohtnond to W Willi“
The twain Mum hound Ill.
. willow ammo :.
‘their usual morning stroll into the
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tint jflta rill! ti
country tor exercise, and some of them
occupied themselves with matching
coins on the veranda while others in
dulaed in song. One of their number.
J. ii. Purdto. was treated last night
fur a toothache, but with this excep-
tion the health of the jury remains
good today. Permission to attend the
sick Juryman had to be obtained from
Judge Watson. who before granting it
oonferrod with counsel for both silica
in view 'ot the rumors of yesterday
that one of the lurymen had been
found to be a personal friend of the ‘
acoused.‘
Though the'priyonor denied this and
counsel for both sides declared them-
selves satisfied with the jury. amial
orders were given by the court that
the Jurors be ltept safely guarded from
any possible nppronch.
The defense was prepared to resume
ills attnuk on tho evidence presented
for the commonwealth. and a score of
lwtinossos were summoned to appear
todayfto testify as to the various
points of the Quito which the prosecu-
tion has built up to support its charge
that Henry (tiny {textile killed his
wife with tho nitotutln |llil‘t‘hiltluil fort
hint by his cousin Paul. Tho defense
from now to tho end of the trial,
which in tlxpeotod to be some time
next work. will nornpy ill-loll with of-
Vforts to break down Paul llouttc‘a
story through “1111?“! on his charm--
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ou’a‘ oasn aucualr roam-runs and rom'i‘ic
THE WAY To TRUIJOONOMY in FURNITURI'
lUYthté. {do pumping in ”f the display to appno
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pineal sill/afttrllitgltal‘goh our . Mien . snaps: ”EMF book.’
"gem You howl-cystic asylum.“ ‘ynur instituti- nuan‘
cousin“, this has an lma‘aipary one. ,f‘rhm is amwiila .
variety of styles to choose from. containing Furniture for
every room in the house. ‘ '
TheA. J. COLLINS‘ COMPANY
1240 NORTH ‘MAIN ITAI‘T I IOUTH NORWALK.
Jed o Coa mill;
Band on an ordin- ior boatload, and we will retain you as a cus-
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range, stove or calf-fuller. Prices on application.
RAYMOND DROTHERS
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V7 FEED KNOWLEDGE
Tllf‘nlner' grain good to an elevator. Tho otorntor rionns it
and unity! higher grade of strain by anmeninu out tlm donknito.
many (‘itl‘hl of those noroonhiga pro sold to mnnut‘notureru ol' stronti-
od iuiliilltlvd rations of poultry and horse hauls. l‘mit-r the term of
utisoollnnetnts reciosned livid aoodu. wmtnl woods are transmitted to
the consumer in the onion of poultry food at an average price of 82
PM hundred-riot n ncrntrh food. and some indisputably sold in this
neighborhood. A whont prim for wood soéda does not mean noonouty
for the consumer of poultry feeds. My foods um pure. t'li‘lill null it's-ah.
MNUEL TORO HATCH.
’ mm in quality. 1min price. always‘tn the minds of its custom-
ors~Bonnlo Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
tor and mputnlion for truthfulness.
This trill ho rotui‘orovd by the tostl‘i
mpni' of the prisoner himself, who will!
take the stand at theilaut momvnt:
and is unmoved to repeat the assertion
he made below the coroner‘s inquest,
that he not, only look no part in the
purchase oi“ any gun. but that he made?
no confession. us is llllOKt‘d by Punt. 1
Already the defense Us introduced"
testimony to support. the prisoner‘s
story that tin.- murdor Wits committed’
by a boarded high waymnn and has on-
dottvorud to show that. it man with a
shotgun was soon prowling round the
Midlothinn turnpike a few hours he-
forc the murder. 1
Harry M. Smith. Jr.. counsel for
llcattto. today put an and to rumors
that ultimately insanity would he of?!
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fi‘l‘fld as a defonse by the prisoner by
making it definite announcement tilnt‘
under no circumstances would such
a plea he entered. . ,
it was the announced intention of
the defense to ask that the court hare
the Jury visit the seem of the crime,
but the muddy roadu may caittto a
postponement of this for several days.
David Wolnatoin, son of the pawn-
broltor from whom Basilio purchased
the shotgun. was the iii-at witness for
the dofonse today.
"’th commonwealth ltncw you won
the boy who sold the sun to Paul Boat»
tie?" asked Harry M. Smith; In, coun-
aci for the defense.
H‘Vm‘ll
"You were not summoned by the
Prosecution?“
“No."
“Paul Boattlc testified that you tool:
the gun apart into throe pieces and
wrapped it up in paper and put his
name on in" What do you say about
it?"
"i did not take it apart. it was a
very old-fashioned and and I did not
*m howl” ‘
The no was produced at this point.
“What time of day." continuad Mr.
Smith. ”did you sell the sun to Paul
BMW”. .
‘idoturdsy morning batman to an
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"When you sold the sun to Paul
Mildrdid the its! he was a watch.
than and wanted the sun to he used
on Mayo'c and... when he worked 1"
M”. an”
"out you know rout Bastille boron
that Saturday-‘1"
"You. a little more than a week."
"How did you imam Mountain
with him?” . .. '
"Ho wofltodfor lfr. Giulio? scam
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Telephone
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' to the library.
A CAMEL CAN LIVE WITH-
OUT A DRINK
for days at n llmt‘. but who
wontn to he a rumul when he
tum enjoy a plum punch. mint
Julep. whiskey anut' or a worm
dc mtzulho. charm-lisp, or it nice
t‘oni atlas: of ltupport‘a liner
when hit wishes it? That to one
touch why tho ritual not "his
illicit up”! and :10ng p it down
attain. was because it couldn't
not it drink when ho wanted one.
You won't “kin your back up"
on any of the choice winds and
liquors you buy at Manor a
Flynn's.
Quick Auto Delivery avarywharc
Phone 418
’it‘logner 8. Flynn
We have a turn stock of high grade fresh mined Goal ready to deliver
for next winter‘s comfort. and we mrl‘ntoa satisfaction as to quality and
prioo.’ Call and examine our cost baton you leave your order elsewhere.
HARRIS & GANS CO.
68 Water Street
if de‘Carriage, Wagon‘tlr Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
Luther M. Wright’s
ta THY. rues '
tr r
0F LADIIO’ AND mull}. Still". 00AM “It“! LAWN.
VOlLI. WAOH nouns and mum . '
‘Pl'tcaa tosnit mourning. :an thousaad am M lusts
Wat-ts to he closed out fools-aftilaathamsaummmom .
More ut- op no. as mammalian.
and «with one star to buy spinal.
l toid‘hhp we did not have aunt?
hut 3mm m rm»; W
in n W‘ the
Whoa“. micron to Most
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lion. at cm. Highways.
_ mire clots: cartoonist who stands
. us through the has“ of Life sud
litany champions Living in
- [yorilisar Wasiport limit Talia
’ ' ‘i'arttor normal: of ill.
V ‘ Library
*' WESTPORT. Aux. stillM’i‘h‘e coining
art exhibition to be bold dot the
benefit of the library will be full or
interest to the townspeople and as a
«nan is best known through his work,
it will be our privilege therefore, to
come into touch with our artist
friends by . becoming familiarizod
with their expression. and an especial
interost is added to the exhibitinn
in that the proceeds are to he added
Noll Mitchell in old Compo hitli
found this historic site desirable and
transformed the mill into a son shot-g
house. He. the oldest inhabitants of
the colony, is well known tons by his
interesting outlines and water color”
‘ Over on Wolfpit Hill road lives:
E. M. Ashe. n prominunt
exhibitor“
and painter. he calla his studio the?
Wolfplt and his charming out door
landompos are known to all art 10v~l
era. W. G. Krelitltoff inhis Coiottinil
house studio on Kim: street will tax-g
htbit some of his intorontlng portraitsf
of our townsiwople. Mr. Krcilthoif‘
is well known as one of tho Coming;
portrait painters of the day. 5
Two years ago inwrout‘e .\inzznno-‘
vioh returned from Europe unit was
[so dellglilvd with the bounty of.
‘Wt-nlport thnt he “with?“ in an old
homostoud on Myrtle hronud. ills
two Sllrt‘owhtl t‘xlilhitions in Chicago
lump made him known hit one oi our
big int-n uud Wootport will ho more
thnn pleased with an opportunity to.
fliiflo his work. i
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. Allothor intomallna exhibitor will
ho lingo ‘ilnliin ’w.ho is numbered
atrium; America's Wit" known pnintw
hrs. llo culls his studio Lin (‘roft
and many [looph- will romvmhor his
charming portrait of Mrs. it. which
Jappeared in it rovont number of The
i Century.
l Arthur l‘lore. on impressionist ‘of
guns now school, rolluilt one of the.
Kold houses on the (,‘umpo road. and
his uroou from door opens hospitality
to pit roman. Mr, Don:- is at work on
several ram-asses to be exhibited in u
con man exhibition in Chicago this
autumn. i
Our sculptor. hanim Webster. hulle
placed his wondorful uionunwnr at;
4
. 3 I «52;; K Conrney a pleasant one by luck of isn-
" _ . 9V ‘ "w. noyunce by bringing his auto to l ,
Item "a '- .. .
.A. HANFORD, 42 N. Main St—Tei. 502
W. ' 221"“ r... :m-
13110
. as you would a watch-w for inside éx
“ celleuce as well as. outside show, and
from a dealer whose guarantee is re-”
liable. ‘ y ‘ - '
‘We' sell Pianos as Tiffany (sells
2 watches. .
We guarantee the hidden parts as
well as the outside. ,
. $10 will. place a piano in your home.
Balance in Small Monthly Payments.
Call and let us talk it over.
M. SONNENBERG-
; PIANO
C0.
104 WaShington St.
Phone 30 ‘
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His Royal Highness.
the American automobilist, is the man
that we are'cntering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triu'lnph‘
hi processloh We ush- ltitn to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it, tighten up screws and ma-
t-htnory, put in new parts, 'puthhis on-
gine, brakes, magneto. plugs, etc., in
good working order and make his _ ‘
’rs
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WE HAVE MADE A RECORD
This year in placing our Graduates in paying positions
since July 1. rgu
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE 3
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 5th. ENROLL NOW
count nonwaLK PORT onset-Ea
cunt-“can
Morrig ror'ner and will never be fun;
‘Ktiimtt while the Minute Man guards
‘ compo road. »
Ralph Willis. our pointer decoru-
ior, whom work for the production of;
(mitotic-tour will be rentomlmred, is:
busy working on hill artistic homo
overlooking the river. but has protu-
tsod to lend some of his interesting;
paintings. . ;
Oasip Undo. who has recently ro-‘
5a WALL smear
nonwaut.
PHONE 488.
0. B. Jackson
Optician
Evérythingjn the Optical Line
Eyes Examined' Free
turned from Europa. has bought old‘
showrow school” promrty and is;
transforming the old school into a;
studio and the home is taking chapel
‘ itbe future home of this talented
young painter. Souls of Mr. Linda's
Venetian landscapes will be very in?
location to people who visit the exhi-i
bition though he expects to paint’
American landscapes during the next?
few years. i
John Norvai Mnmhont._onc of our;
best known Illustrators and «mans;
for his depiction of Matter life. has:
promised to contribute: Hr. March-l
and’s attractivo- old house which hol
has moonlit! remodeled in on a hill“
top on the outskirts of the village
and passing up the road we come to ,
(loom Wright's. another artist who
has been fortunate in outlining lino
of tho ran old houses. and air.
Wrista do» most or his lntanastins
Illustrations so often «co in the wall
known assassin“. in his Methionine
«wright street is another round
Milli! um him in storm. a
wolf known and loud illustrator.
His portrayal cults characters in the
invalid books ’of man‘s Duffy nova
tan. an authors», that Wanton is
M to claim. are anions his but
itaowa works. ‘
, Achy: the m lives Walter Gallo-
Puohand than: momma and A.
Carlson. other contributors to we
: Vitamin-sic mm or in: m ‘
i". mus;
Mlm who idiot. this. work to
mm of.“ sad humor. sad
. mutations, to on. exhibition will
‘ilchttltc lint-us dosisniu at noun
noun. another we now, when» *
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How about aoasc of Pabst. either dark or‘iliahti Only than a
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