Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 14, 1911 · page 4

 
 
 

 
 

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Elliott Palmer. chauffeur for Charles
Klein, the playwright, was handling a'
M] of oil, yesterday, when he
J caught one of his fingers under it and
' . ind the member badly crushed. The in
jury required the services of a physi-
'ciau. .

 

J -—95c and live coupons will buy a
' Vanity Box. A neat and useful Christ-
mas gift.

 

At a meeting of the Rowayton llook
.nd Ladder Fire company on Monday
evening it .was voted to hold a dance
Aion New Year's evo at the norno on
‘Jnowayton avenue. A committee of
five were appointed to decide "l tho.

' Ina decided that the first of the lor-
145: should be played on the 3rd of
January in the Hose house.

Rudolph A. Lohr

Phone 405
ROWAJYTON, CONN.

Plumbing & Heating

INSTALLER OF THE

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and Economical

 

 

 

 

 

The Friday Afternoon Reading Club
arrests on Friday with Mrs E. A.
Spooner

 

 

Constable Hanford Smith, who has

been confined to his home in Main

street for some timo'wlth illness, in
again able to be up and around.

 

The Young People's ISIx-lcty of the
Congregational Church will have a so‘
clal, Thursday evening in the chrnch

parlors A good time is expected.
l

Mrs. G. H. Norton gave a ‘whist party
Tuesday night, for the Public Library.
Members of the Friday Afternoon
Reading Club and their friends were
her guests.

J A very successful whist was held at

, the home of Mrs. G. H. Noxon, Tuesday
evening. ’Dhe affair was given for the
‘ benefit of the public library and it is
reported that a tidy sum of money was
A “realized

0 On Friday evening, the Young Peo-

. pie' 5 Society of Christian Erdeavor of
the Congregational Church will go to
West Norwalk to hold a union service
. in West Nornalk chapel with the so-
‘ -J ciety there

 

State's Attorney Stiles Judson, of
Bridgeport, is scheduled to be the
' J speaker at the meeting to be held at
the Darien Congregational Church
next Wednesday evening under the
-:J._.auspices of the Brotherhood. This is
the second of 9. series of six monthly
lectures to be held under the auspices"
of this progressive organisation. :.

 

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J llike Ladies' Aid Society of the Com
mtional Church met Tuesday with
In. F. V. J Cantrell. The alter-noon

 
 
 
 

InI

date of the pool tournament fl'ltl ill

JllIe Ilhird Friday of each month,

Jiuformod the meeting that there was

'cussion to accept this proposition and

meat matter, regarding Awhlch“ a bill

J but expected Ito limbo near tutor-9.110

,tloIi would no to Wuhllluton to ap-J

Gulls. Ammunition, Traps, eta:

 
 

 

 

w

was devoted to work on mix: for the
junior choir, which is to sing at. Sun-
day morning services beginning De.
camber 24. lt.will be a vested choir.
The senior choir will continue to sing
at the Sunday evening services.

J-—95c and five coupons will buy a
Vanity llox. A neat and useful Christ
runs gift.

 

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Public school pupils Iwuo live in re»
mote sections and must attend Center
school will be transmrtod hereafter
by motor bus. The school committee
anI decided to go back to this method
after trying the boron and omnibus.
because the automobile is the loos ex
pensive. it is believed that the much-
ino to he placed in use will be more
antistnctory than that used earlier in
the school year.

snuriuonnnfiolnn
or TilAllE neonamzrn

((‘outlnncd from first page.)

pressed their satisfaction at tin.I
«:I image and were of the opinion that
with it will come new life into the
body. The meetings will be held on
the
next one to be held at the South Nor-
walk Club on the third Friday of Jan
nary

The South Norwnlk Board of Trade
held its meeting first. the meeting bII-I
in; called to order by Secretary Rich:
:rrd l-l. Golden. Christian Swarm was
elected chainznun, pro tom, and the
meeting proceeded to elect to Inernlnar
ship the out! hundred and llftyoluht
Inventions of tho Merchants" and hianuw’
factures' Association. The officers of

J the Merchants' and Manufacturers' An
‘sociutlon worn then olectod to be the

officers of the South Norwalk Board 0.
Trade and President Nehemiah C“IIII
doe resumed leadership of the much i
ing, with Frank w. Hadley its clerk. t

The question of a meeting plat-oi
was brought up and Christian Samarlzfl
IS 8. Hair h and Harry W. Mather wcrol
elected a cmnmitlee to confer with they
South Norwalk Board of Councilmoln
for the purpoao of securing the tonn- i
(ll chamber for the meetings, the rccl ;
ords of the llonrd of Trade having
shown that in its puirmy days it had
met in that place. However, the, gen
llernen present were of the opinion
that the place for the meetings was;
the South \‘or walk Club and President I
.inmos Golden of that organization,A

no reason why the. board could not
meet in the club providing it hold all
its regular and special meetings on
li‘r iday it was agreed aftur some dis

the committee was retained to make
any other further arrangemenba that
might be necessary.

As there was no further business,
the meeting adjourned to meet again
on/ the third Friday in January.

President Candee than calldd a
meeting of the Merchants' and Murru-
facturers‘ association. On motion of
Christian Swurta 'iIthaa voted thin the.
treasurer be authorized to transfer to
the credit of the South Norwalk Board
of Trade wha funds there might be
on hand.

Secretary Hadley then read three
communications from George J Cross-
man, the Herrick Engine Company. of
New York city, and a Pennsylvania
mens furnishing company, all seek-
ing 'lnforruation with regards 'to the
city as a suitable place for them to
locate. Mr. Hadley reported that he
was in communication with these peo-
ple and no action was taken by the
meeting.

President Candeo reported that he
had written Ito Congressman E. J. Hill
with reference to the hon-bur improve-

provlding for the preliminary survey
had been entered into the House of

Representatives, asking for informa-'

tion as to what would be the next
couraeofaction to be pursued by the
business men of the city. He said that
’1‘: had not hoard-from Mr. Hill as yet,

said that in all probability a delega-

pear before the proper committee to
urge favorable action on this matter.

The trolley loop matter wan brought
up, and it was proposed that the apno-
lclation celebrate t- 9 opening of this
improyernent by no ding a grand lulu-J
1430.ow of this affair will be forth

. old son Arthur.

J gContlnnod from first page.)

sovenlcen,'and her twenty-eightyedr-
'l‘hobodlea of the
three women were discovered late last
night in the cowbnrn on the Morner
farm, where they had been no batched
with a hatchet and. battered with a
halo cloak that the murderer had been
able to crush all tlrrce.of1l_rem into a
small «manure pit near the stable
Morner'p body was missing. Ifllld trace
to also. lacking of a farmhnnd, who

A was known as Bid Douala.

A bvloodoalalned hatchet and II four
foot bale stick were found in the pit
near the three bodied. and with these
the police believe in murderer first
filed and then mutilated his victims.
The three bodies were almost naked
when found.

What garmentaremalned were fray-
ed and blood-stained. Mrs. Mornar had
received a blow from tho hatchet on
the right side of the bend. Her skull
was fractured in several places. There
were many bruises on her body.

The body of the older girl, Edith.
also was badly out and bruised. Her
head was nearly aovorad. The yonngr
er girl's body was the least innovated

Motive for the crime seems to be
lacking. Money was found in the.
house today, and all the furnishings
appeared to be in their places.

indications. the authorities any,
point to the mquerer being insane.
A note found in one of the rooms 01'
the housn.I road: "italin‘n moat audl
American made sausage imported from A
Home, italy.”

Neighbors any the suspected ltalinn
was quiet and attended to his own

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your doctor? isn't your hair worth itt
drilleddorses Ayer's Hair Vigor for falling hair.
hail-I tonic and dressing. Have confidenco in his.

a
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Don’ t know exactly what to do?

‘I‘er It.
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vounJo p‘ifmo'r‘ iAN new YORK.

l9; from Will: Mammy. .. .
Flpvtl 8vtnatm
been taming"
unknown to bill“; if}, in enjoying
lumen In, Now that He has been
corresponding with' an brother Hus-
sen right;niong, but ihe latter would

 
 

 

fair.
it seemsith'at Floyd wont to BridgoA

fine. When he reached there he bo-
came diiamgrted“ and dissatisfied
with his position. no he went to New
York and the tint day there secured

very much and sends best regards toI
all his friendu in lawn.

From the manner in which Chief (1'
Irving Dylngton, tire boys father,‘
spoke this morning, it would appear
that he has knownathis all along, as
well an the brother Russell. .

 

 

 

 

Koap Somebody Comfortable
GIVE A JEWELL HEAT

CONTROLLER
it automatically opens and
closes the furnace or boiler

dampers, no often as the lam

 

business.

Mrs. Mornor, who was ility-twoi
rears old, and theI two girls were. nov-l
or known to have had a dinpnto withl
him since he was hired by them, last:
Soptcmher .

The discovery of the. crimeI want
brought about hp Horatio Mould. IIA
Inllk dealer. to whom Arthur Mornori
usually brought II supply of milk or A
cry night.

When Hornet lulled to appear uni
two automatic evenings Mould drovoi
to the farm last eveninr. There was no:

lirht in the house. and Mould notlflole *

 

 

 

(‘lmslcr Oalmnder. a nearby neighbor”
and Jesse Morner. another non of the?
drad Iv.onran whose farm is about two?
miles away I‘A

“I hon Joann Morucr arrived he. with}
Mould Cstrnndcr and Arthur Sharing
another neighbor look initiative and!
button a search of the house and harnA J
.\ flock of blood on the side of a milk:
can standing near the con barn fur
IIislIed the first title. 'lhc son at oucei
thought of the manure pilo as the onle
Iosaiblo piano for hldlnr tho bodies.

The scaicbnrs pricd loose the board
:I'toverlugs of the pit and the innicrnu
revealed the victims of the ghastly;
tragedv.

CoronoI Siropo of Troy, was (I,Aalled i
Ithc sheriff was notified and tho liens-I A

Esclaer police were. told to be on thoi

Iiookont for the missing farmhand The:
bodies having been removed from IlIoA
plI. search was continued for the body
of Arthur Mower. The search re:
vealed many things which indicated
the method followed by the Inurdemr.

A small splash of blood a sunrl dis-
tance from the entrance to tho barn
told‘whcro one of the victims had been
struck down. A few feet from this. in
a feed box, Iwaae part of a broken back
halrconrb. Some 200 feet from the oil
was en. large blood-stain and a few
strands of black hair. matter together
by blood. In another part of the sta-
ble was found a man's watch. Whether
it belonged to the. ltaliau or the misn—
inz son has not been determined.
Thinking they might find the body of
Arthur Morner, the searchers dug
deeper into the mire of the manure
pit, but succeeded only in bringing
forth an old tin bucket, «lulled full ot
the clothes which had been torn from
the women.

The last seen of either of the two
girls, Mrs, Morner or her son was
Tuesday noon.

The actual time of‘the murder is
fixed between noon and 2 o'clock by
the authoriwtles

Everything in the house was in on
dor with the exception of the door
leading from the kitchen to. the sitting
room. This had been smashed Open,
countering the Woodwork and snap
ping‘off part of the look. In the lat-
ter roam was found the note,.which
the police think was left by the mur-
derer as he fled.

The body at Arthur Mower. martian

ed and with throat cut, was found on J

der another part of the barnJiloorJ at 9
o‘clock this morning}, by. Sheriff Cort:
rell's searchers.

. wfitllo‘un incl rum afoor dinner!
Tongue coated? Bill/er taste?
plexian allow? Liver 1100'de

up. Doul’li Reunion cure bill"
tacks. 25 cents at my an; more.“

EXJULTANJ HAM“) ILL. J
cums. Doc. 14. ~I-A‘ spacial new:
dispatch from Coastlintlnoplo reports
that tho (ix-sultan baa been brought

 

 

 

Hell

Gom- “

back to Constantinople from 'sIIIIIIIII .L '

J where he has been confined in ‘tbo

' nllotinl since his dapoisltlou. on.
$09‘ _ b

pcrntnre of tho house. rim or
falls one dearer: from the stand- I
ard you set.

The time clock attachment
provides for u change to warmer
temperature in the morning and
allow an oxlra hour'a sleep
when without it you muat got
up and fix the furnace for the
rust of the family. Call on no
for Ir. full explanation.

Horace R. Nash

N. Main 81 Watt Sui.
SJSorwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It Is T one
To buy your
Christmas
Presents

Ye have all kinds of practical (lifts‘
for boys and girls, men and women.
SKATES, SLEDS, POCKET KNIVES,
BCIBSORS AND SCISSOR SETS. RA-I
ZORS. TOOLS, and many other suit-
able. articles.

C. E. Dow
Washington Street
South NorWalk

 

 

 

Honesty, Accuracy 8r

Politeness

is our motto. Our business is grow-
ing steadily right along. which is
proof that we are gaining the cond-
dence of the people. Are you among

the crowd? It not get in and be con- __ . :

vinced.

W. F. Wigmorc 8: Co

DRUJGGIOTI
8 North Momma 80. Newark

HOtelMahackeIno
.l a. comma-no.

ssavrca AND comma on 10 on!
I'm-so u was DAV alto urwnnn

sunnav'ornnms 75c
Banquets a Specialty

TIL. CALL III

 

 

 

 

 
 

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Fathpr "in irothofllimoll Are Hoar-

fiilortcd to have
it" i~f'lllol'walk in parts

'previouély' tell but little about the af—J

port to take a position in a broker' a of-

a position as clerk: He likes the work

KILLS an? .t CELL.
NORWICH, Duo. I .«Jncob sum,-
aged about 45, who had been placed
in a coil in the. lockup, took his life
by hanging, yesterday. He had used
his hell by making an noose of the

buckle end and lining tho free end to .

a cell bar. By throwing his weight
against the bolt and dropping. to his
knees he had produced strangulation.

CHICHESAIE fiJJJSJJPlLLS
EL. mid fivirffix KIT-23::
fliiiiir’i " broil". :1};ther

Rahal O

5010 BY ”NOISE EVERMEl.£

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J ust Think

How happy you can
make the whole family
on Christmas, by having

an Britain

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- in your home. Prices and
terms to suit every pock—
etbook.

A. l. ANGEVlNE 8r
SON CO.

184-188 WASHINGTON 8T.

 

 

 

 

Does Your Roof Leak}

 

n... Century Compound

870'. ALL LEAKS
05¢ A JGALLON 050 A GALLON

 

We guarantee the weather wear 0i
our Compound for three yearn. Write
for estimate; Correspondence colic
lied.

Century Roofing Co. luv.

03 Washington St. Booth Norwall
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J. M. Layton 81 Co.

INC.

REAL ESTATE 43. lNSURANCE
A AGENTS

6 Railroad Ave.. So. Norwalk.

Also Steamship Agents for Old

Dominion Line, Clydof‘Llno, ISI-
Imam Line and Mallory Line.

TO ALL corn-rs; sourn

 

 

 

 

 

FeuWick Opt dill Co.

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EVE: sxammno Fae:

AND OLABBES GUARANTEED

Open Monday and Saturday evening.
UNlTED BANK BUILDING.

 

 

SimulN Nbl'Awflk
. . . ‘ ,: A. J v ‘ A
. DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director, and Embalmer
19 than Mall: .50th Nor-walk
Ruidonoom oihlnm Strum J
Tot-pip» It 0M we.

Telephone at house. on

The Reedlr Yolk
A A Electrical Co.

The only Pollyfiqulppod
ELECTRICAL ONO?

 

 

PHONOGRAPH

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'day box,

 
 

 
 
 

50c.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

NEY SILK NECKWEAR.
SHOES.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

variety.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Appropriate _
for: Men

Useful articles, such as they buy for themnolvcs..
NECKTIES, 50c and up. Each Tie in handsome holi~

Our stock is new and complete. Early shoppers have the

PRICE’S Clothing Store

98 Washington Street

Phone No. 1185-2.

 
 

 

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“MEAL“

.«E'A :fl

HALF HOSE, all weights, Cotton, Wool. Silk, 15c, 25c,
Guaranteed Socks and the famous Intorwovcns.

BATH ROBES, $4. on, $5. on, $6. 00.
UMBRELLAS, $1. on to $5.00.

GLOVES of every description. Work Gloves and Dress
Gloves. lined and unlined, 50c up.

BRADLEY MUFFLERS. HATS AND’CAPS. CHE-

.BAGS AND .SUIT CASES.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

The Hatch & Bailey Company

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Lumberand Mill Work for Everything

Telephone, 46.

 

BEAVER

plaster and wallpaper.

 

is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
it is Susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual preferment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on bond.

BOARD

 

 

 

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WAY

for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to bale us install
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!

rooms, the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you beat.

The Jones 8r Hotchkiss
Company

Phone 742 NORWALK. CONN.

 

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The

iHousa‘toniAc

Power Co.

ops-mos to J
ANNOUNCE

that it will send around can-

vassers to obtain informa-'
‘ tion which will enable: it to
compile a complete list of ev-
ery house in the community, J
its occupants and its owner. .
This information is desired
in order that the Company ‘
may plan a new business
campaign which will he ran-

'c

5 finally beneficial to its con-

: camera and itself TheJ com-
pany respectfully requests
that the public gm the can.

' value»: the desired in "
tion and begs to

them that duo is no

‘Vertising inbound an;

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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iTHE NEW SCIENCE

Definition of Chiropracnc

Chiropractic is the science of the

cause of the disease and the art of ad-

i lusting the same. Diseases are caused
be a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood 1:
creates pinched nerves and pain in
into; life in tho diftorent organs and
lim 3.

Chiropractors remove the cause of

this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerVe systems in your body.

,Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraiy~

sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis.
cases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine.
never regret giving Chiropractic a
ichance to help you.

You will

'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.

94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK

Magnetic Treatment: Given Also

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Daily Due to N. Y
For FREIGHT our

Fro! t Pro often no. Pier
38. EI‘Ith Ring. New York (fool
of pom- ctr-oer), every any (ox-
oopt Band”). at 3’ p or. might
received at Naval! up to 4 p.
u. and South Nor-walk auto 5- so

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WALL
PAP E R

Fall Styles
E. E. Gorbam

Decorator
10 First 8%., East Not-walk

Telephone Four Fivc'l‘wo

 

 

 

 

 

AANorwalk Steamle Company