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The Candy of Excellence
om poi- pound
F. H. IAXTIR.
Anon! {or Town of Nomlk
w.
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
1“. A. LANE
ll Woolilnntcn oil-cot.
south Norwolk
Anderson’s Lounch Works
Launches mil Boots ‘ .
oi oil ltlndo proinpoly built. loot-
'or coin. All klmio ol‘ "WHO!
given opocloi ottontion.
Ontol- the" Point, Norwalk
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P. J. Menard, and family, have. mov.
ed from 41 to 29 Stuart avenue.
A... “A”...
James Barry and family have moved}
from Camp street to Warren street.
Mr. ad Mrs. B. J. Reynolds, oi Havl.
land street, have bcen entertaining
Frank Byinuton, of Hartford.
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Water Commissioner Ilioraoe R.
Nash returned home today from n sov-
err woeks' stay at his orange grove,-
in Florida.
Jesse M. Ferris and family, of Pan-
‘ sale, New Jersey. have been spending
a few days at their summer cottage
It Belle island.
The residences which are being'
erected for Adolph W, Dreyfuuii and
Fred liunkemoler in Gibson Court are
nearing completion.
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The business meeting of the What-
, ‘ioover Circle, at King's Daughters.
will be held with Mrs. F‘rauk louder,
5 Seymour street, on Tuesday evening.‘
April 9. at 7:45 o‘clock.
Mrs. Gustav Pltzcr, of Fulrfield ave»
one. went to New Haven, yesterday.
to spend a few weeks with her daugh-
ter, in hopes that the change will
. prove beneficial to loot health.
Charles B» mining: New London, a
lock and gunomith, hos *lilod a poll-
. lion in bankruptcy showing liabilities
“ of $9,342er at which $6.398. 46 are un-‘
W 'i floured debts. He lists his assets on
Y ‘ .3335 including $2,500 stock in trade
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natloiio, the White Ribbon Banner for
April urges all W C. T. U. oficiais tol
‘ oak school oilicialii to observe the day
fa proprlote peace pragrnm.
m
Wmi‘wuy immune“ "M the ”8 walk, na- returned to his studios oi
ocrotlc party for a number or years
honing no choimiiu or the democratic
, Atowmmmiimi and holding other oi-
‘.,ncag,;_y ._ . .
.. :N .; .
At oi“ oncolol conolavc hold in Mason-l
‘ic ireihplcycoterdoy afternoon Ground
or commonly.
confermd the Order of the Temple up-
" of o mothering of hourly one hundred,
membero oi the commoner? and
in: Tomlin-o. Am the W m,
Mil NAM. MPAYW‘.
m' m or Numismatic»: .
r oi Milwtoix A coalition.
W binomial (ii-ooh m om-
hall (in: tho temple
*4me of
I purchucd a new automobile
evening.
‘ days they moy well do so without fear
‘ by having their schools spend a. halt. W
‘ hour or more in carrying cut an up- 0”
Knishto 'l‘ciupliiru,l
. on Alfred A. Houohou in the presence »
church by invitation of I
Win to Attend oer-
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Ross nurchord, of West avenue, lino
Old Well Hook and Ladder Cour
puny will hold its regular meeting thio'
—-—-~
Robin red breasts are plentiful and
many of the other spring birds are
here.
Welcome Stronger laoduc. No. 384,
80:18 of St. George, will hold a regular
business meeting tomorrow evening
in the Main otrcei quartero.
Lady Wuhlngtonv Lodge, No. 21,
Shepherds of Bethlehem, will huld ii
regular meeting this evonlngin lied
Men's Hall in Wall street.
Pride of Court Norruii, Circle, No.
801. Componionu of the li‘oreiit will
hold a regular buolncos scuolon icinor
row evening in the Water street quar
tern.
Southern, visitors are plounluz to rc-
tum and evidently from the past few
from colds. the weather having much
crutcd suflicicntly to promise not too
cool a reception. ‘
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Congressman E. J. Hill, of West
Avenue, arrived from Washington, I).
(3.. on Saturday night. and spent you
ierduy at his home. The congressman
is looking fine and was greeted by
his friends in town.
Mrs. William summers, of Boy-view %
avenue, loft today for Atlantic City
_whero she will remain tor about tun
The 18th at May being the annivor— days, it being her purpose; to join Minn
“ nary oi the ilrai peace congress or Mary Cunningham. oi Elmwood am
one, who is already there.
The Trolleymen's Union] Norwolii
al, No. no. new a regain-meeting
neon woo mnoootcd among the other
things uooonioliahed At the meeting,
sheila William Vollmcr oisoutu and remumunts were served. The
Non/chi has appointed John P. Wt:-
, in no doputy sum-in of neihei, to on mu
‘ “the unexpired term of the late Charles
3 mm“ m Wham has maul-no Mro Jameo'l‘ liubhell, oi Nor-
, I
the Worcester Polytechnic Inoijituto c
and will not come hock here until
June 26th After Ao‘chool cum lilo
clans will sound it?“ who ill 1h. ” .
meow unborn V
meeting was held in two sections, no
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Clinton C. Iiubholl son oi Attorney
country, (Molding
'lonoe,- which it ow
Boturdoy evening. Routine bush.
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BY EXPRESS TODAY
HARD cmné. LONG ISLAND AND SEA ESCALLOPS.
SPANISH MACKEREL, “STEAK con. suoau unooocx,
HALIBUT. CODFISH, SALMO N, BLUEFISH. SMELT, CARP.
GOSLING CLAMS to} Baking, LARGE LONG CLAKS for Fry- ~
lug. GREENPORT OYSTERS, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS
in Shell.
TILIPHONI in.
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GLOVES
for Easter
Kid Gloves in Tau, Gray. Black,
Whlto; black, White cmlu
White. Black emu. 0141.50.
16-hutton Kid. Black and White,
use
Fabric Gloves,
illooli. White.
Too and (my. Ella and 506.
Silk Gloves. White. lilnck. Tan
and Grey. one up.
Long Sill: Gloves”—
White,
“1.00
Block. 75¢.
Tan. 15¢. ,
EASTER LETTERS.
. LITD. In W;
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Moron poor cAuoo, o my
afor so. 2 tor Do, do.
conic
lily bcneiio iii / I ‘
Cuibill’s Bridge Fish Market
Dr. J H. MALLERY
Pleased with
Modcis in
Overcoatsé '
we shall ohow you: there'o var.
icty enough {or every sort of
taste.
Halt Schaffucr & i ‘
Marx '
act a certain tone and diotinc
lion into them that nobody else ‘
poems oblo to equal. ‘
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‘1‘
. I tried to hold him Milk.
Overcoato and Suite, 818 and up.
This store lo the home of Hart
Schnflnor 8n Marx ciotheo
N0 FROZEN NIH.
‘ mo ooLivoiw.
Silve‘Your
TEETH
Do not think become your teeth
are gutting diocolorod. and have
covitlco in them. tbot you conuot
save them. Sometimoo an illucoo
will impair the enamel, or the roar
exiles neceooory to reotoro health ~
produce discoloration. it such has
j boon the one do not woii till
your mouth in filled with unwholo
some and unoiu‘htly members. but
hovc them uttondcd to lmmcdiote-
ly it lo the boot my. the client:-
oot why. the right way.
11' South m at... action um»:
'Hooro: boardroom/n. our
muonmmom
‘ iiiiiitiir im o‘iiiiiio
. bimil‘ Kc ooiil tint ho nrobohir
‘ would not hold tho Now York New an
limo Ind ammo Roilrood Company
mmublo in my wow for the dboth
o! Many Nor would ho hold the
iron“, Annie Moduli, of whom no
' solo. Thor worn iii-chow
‘Orunhuldooiorumiomln VII
concerned. oho did tho boot one could.
‘ to. m mu alum Bolerty. but
heodqunrtoro, in Hovilund oircot, ond
opened promptly at 3 o'clock. Beoidcii
Coroner Pinion, thorn woo in attend
once the otonoxropher. Medical Exam.
lnor S. H. Huntington, Chief of Poi-
. col iilvloluu oi the railroad, and the
witneoool.
~ exomlnotlou oi «Annie Motion, who
. was in company with Raierty at tho
{ lurico at the wont-hound iroili-oud uto-
'. ohe tired in Hartford she could not3
i My
' and had been a widow twice, her loot
‘ lngton.‘medlcnl examiner, who looti-
B‘F Til! Mil-IMO
(Continued, iron llro: pogo)
moudlin
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The inquest woo hold in the police
William R. Pennington, Coptoin J.
Harry Gib-on. Roipb E. DcWitt.
lreioht and passenger agent of the lo-
M
The lecture at the meeting was the
time when he received his total in-
tion on Friday nluht. Her testimony
woo rumbling and incoherent. not even
the infinite patience and tool and tlior»
ouzli lemon-examination of the coroner
being oudlciont to not a good story
iron: the woman. She iiiiid one came
from Mallard, where she lived on iho
outskirts. Friday morning she came
down to Donbury, lrom whence obo
came to South Norwolk to see one Anti
nio Corleon, her couoin. With whom,
M.” W
She knew portion in Wilton.
Goorgotown. Brunchvlllo and Danhurlr
Originally she hailed from Sweden ‘
huo'oond housing to hio reward a couple
of yours oince.
She know little or Barony buying
met him but once before Fridoy oven
log at the station and that live your:
ago when and woe introduced to him
by her brother with whom he bod
worked. She denied buying traveled
with him from Diiuhury. ‘
or the accident she remembered lit-
tle. Hating been disappointed by the
non‘orrlvol of Miss Carlson, she was
pacing all her lmoatlenco‘ when accost-
ed by Marty, whom loch one said ohe
remembered from her former ollxht
omuomtonco. They walked to the end
of tho plotiorm ond while there Roleriy
acid lie woo going to crooo the tracks.
Seeing the troln unproochlng aha ot-
tcmpted to proventluim from on dolnz.
otcopiw in trough! him and attempt.-
inx to pull him'bncli. fly so doing ,
iilio horrowly escaped with her bimbo-
ing struck on tho,ltnceo by the train.
while not uniortuuotc companion woo
cwopt away from her and injured. Be-
mod that tho remembered little. being
too contoured to who mental note or
what bronopired
Although the woman denied
the ma lotoxicoiod and cold thrill
whil‘o Marty bod been drinking anal
did'uoi think he was drunk. there was
little doubt but what both were under
the influence During her oxominutiom
and doipito the patience and kindness l“
of tho coronor, the woman broke down’
and bail to unexcused tor a willie.
Site was cxceoelvoly nervous.
Thu arot wltueoo woo Dr. 8. ii. Hunt-
liod as to the canon of death and the
injurieo received by tho deoeuecd. it
no mo opinion that the shock acconr
panying the accident and oubsequeni
amputation, plug the loan or blood.
pluii his condition probably brought
about death
The next witness wail Mre London.
Alter she, won excuceil Patrick J. Loon-
ordmos oworn. in and told hiootory
This was to the enact that while
walking Along the station he heard a
coo-u om! upon investigation found
, the moo ond woman who wore ouhoo
queutly touch to that hospital. He
thought that both the non 'ohd woman:
“Telephone dim
iii ' [oil woAn oLAooro
‘ ‘fl on the track by Mr. Leonard rum
‘ ‘ them and or the bioitor‘m, one and
mount loci. from we r.uil
‘ "Monommr. Hiaoboryuoo
. were drimk. ‘ ‘
Elton B. Holler. night ticket agent ct
* the ototii'in, goo the next wituooo. Mr
1 Bolton oold that he mo informed of
~ the woo oi the min: and woman
A woo lyiuo obout oi; tool. below tho on.
He acid
that he thought both were dead at
um lilo Win love him her home
no Annie coilooii‘ cud lilo no Auguoi
Wu. "
1m null vltocoo vim ll‘lmloo lion
tin at to Control avenue. who to on.
to tho Wt thwart WM Jild WM
Mum onii himoli thot A non Woo,
lyiuson ontho‘oiiooh. iiitli'or «loop or
drunk. 'i‘hou wont Moo lbvootintc odd
mgmi mu not. win you
mo
ilrol. Thom» Hortin picked them up. f‘
Huntington rcnacnibcmd tint it who
bloc cord laid been round in the mono
nonunion. olgnod by the Daubury pro-
motion niacin. ohd ohowins idiot Pat-
MW: not!" mono correct
m ood tiiot ho bod boon unwound
in tho nonhiiry city court. but them
no» ououooilcd. The M. ottocliod
in tho cooo mountod to m.
or the trio! woo in Anna. 1911,
, (lily of tho minim booing boon chili.
mood
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice wil
o-:-..;.,r
could not say no to the womonc con. not :11qu none could tell
dition
Cut: Price ale
~ OUR CUT PRICE BALE CONTINUED THlB WEJK.
17 pounce rm: oaouuuirco equii
MAioiiOLioloii cucvzn MILK. cow
o chec rcLo NAPYHA coop .....
7 cures LENOX ooAP.
Amouwc LEAN and HAM8.POUND
quiacoa, ounce: SANDWICH on no ucwrowiie, pug...
Announ'o run: LEAF LAno, 2 pouuoo won .........
s pounce ruu. GRAIN Ric: . ........................... ”.29.
EXTRA cTAim WITH rcAs AND comes ,
A. F. Beckmann & Co
as and on WAoHiiio'rono'r... sourii nonwotid
looting-Ion
New Classes Forming
._ AT ..
MERRILL COLLEGE
Enroll Now. Do Not Delay ‘
south Norwulkv Stamford Port Chester "
FINAL MAP OF
Rook Ridge
(Formerly Board's Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Telephone 760 South Norwalk.
M. D. RANDALL
did she cweor?"
that‘s 81. "
foul?"
foul. "
and milfledihnt when he reached the hospital which she claimed n it
station the man bod been placed on took from her and which shed
on. otrotcli‘or and he found the woman get back. She also sa‘ld that one “
on the platform He “hoisted“ her to ed to go to Wilton whom my;
tho ambulance and held her until the Mrs. Jonwlltii, who loved ubou
hoopitoi mo reached, altar which lie
"oooioted" her into thnt loobltution. He missed her.
outed thot olieooinploiued at being in- A '
lured in the one... lino uni it he had FEDERAL exp‘huo is or um; i‘
not been for that he would um lock-
ed her up immediately. Litter he said
that ho was ‘Wlmlym‘k to the boobi-
tol tootolie the union away. iii ohe
bod become numonauuhle, being in
toxicotcd. Ho oolil that'oywy time no
ooh-ed her for her name. one an him
o (litter-out ouc.‘
mun onulo loom Potoroon. N. Y. i
The Hatch 8: Bailey Compan
WUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything A
Tolephono. 46.
BEAVER BOARD
lo coining rapidly in popuiority as a substitute for luth out!
A‘ plutor Ind woll‘popor. it in susceptible of an infinite vorlotr
or artistic denim tor mils and ceilings and permits 0!
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complete autopsy woo aperlormdd’ H
Oorcner—wmien you picked her up said that he did not think the
received was sufloient to cancer
Mania—~“Blie pooled oi! one until. it the man had hen in good cond‘
and that death was caused by
or jury plus something cine. ‘
Mrs. London was again cam
Martinw'flno or them was a little crooscxamined. but little inform
was sec ucd from her except that
Captain Gibson was the next witness said she had 84 when she went to;
Coroner—“We're they dainty
from. the station- Coropcd Pl:
Toiciio. ‘
now unvw.nprii hm
oral Exprcos ‘which run thrc,‘ H
in the early morning hours, and
hon had such hard luck or into;
the time of the Bridgeport
lost; your up to the present till»
béen at it again.
in the intact coco the train
day morning was loading
freight at the cool end of
donor ond oomo one nooiiod
lor the train to to ohood.
ahead. and counht two how
in doing on. looming than i‘
lilo “curved column" which ., , -
the root of the train shod cud w .
‘l'lio dole ed it out no ouch oo o whiotlo 7‘ ,
W root did not come down. and tho
ago woo replircd todny
one told him um um
At thio time. Modicol Emmincr
Norwalk Chronicler