WEDNESDAY, scrum, n11 _
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Tourists Policy
Unltod States, Chnudu and World:
Wide
(lovers your baggue against any and
Ill risks, by lira, theft, lightning.
navigation and transportation, while
In transit by, or it the cust'vly of any
railroad. express, muster, transpor-
tation or 0! any Swamship 130.. etc.
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Insurance of All Kinril
neat Estate—Town. Country and Short
Teiophone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwaik
Trunt Co., 87 91 Washington St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
PUBLIC STENOORAPHER
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There will be a lull moon on Sep-
tcn‘lh'er :13.
(lhul'lcs A. Rubcy, of Norwalk,
spent last owning in Bridgeport on
business.
Mrs. Edward llrc-wnell has returned
to hcr home in Clay street. alter cu
joyiug n [1311' dnys vacation.
Ilcnl')‘ .\l. Camp is spending the day 1
in tircc'uwich and New (‘1111111111 in tho“
lntcrosts ol‘ the National Republican
League.
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——»l\ia1lri Gras and (‘onl‘ctti Dance at‘
ltoton l‘oiut. Saturday cvcninc. Sup
tom-her 21.
Pearl ilunun in of Broad.
River, hus tattoo :1 position at Ray
1110111! Brothcrs‘ yards as ussistanti
.shipping clcrk.
M Iris
0in 'l‘rcusul‘cr \Vilircd Bodwcil rc
511111011 his dutics as cashier at tho
(lily National lluult, y-csicr1lai‘. nilci
a scrum: illness
.Inhu [iron and lumii1 in'itc mowd
from 111 lt.11 mond strcct to 17 Wolld-
I111: in the Nonvaik touu couit 1001111
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ltcpublican t‘ luh.
William A. (ullis uud l’l'ctl1tlll:k IE.
\iiit'ox let't Norwnlk this morning in: ‘
lln: 111'11' slx1'yllndo1 Winton nulomo
bilc of the luitcr lor 11 ten day‘s vucu
lion trip through thc mountains.
Mix. (11an05 Ilull of l)unl1ur_1, unti
Mrs. Ilundolph Hill of New .\illi‘111d
who have been guests of Mr. 11nd \‘il'x
lltsltoy Momuotnci'y, 111‘ Worst urcunc,
huvc ruturnvd to thcii' holucs.
’l‘hc lnccting of tho town school
l‘mniliiilt‘t‘ was not hold lust pruning.
but will in} hold on 'l‘hnrsdny night in
tho High school, Nothing of particn
1111' iniportnucc is rxpcrlod to come
lit-tort: tho nonstop.
’i‘lw utnrhiiuidcrh of tho Norwallt lu-
vcslinvul l'mnpuiiy hold 11 int-cling Iiiiii ‘
mooning 111 which 1qu1 11111 llli‘ul' dircl'l'
urn, whom- it‘l‘lilu “xpirwl 11'1'1'11 rc-I'lcct
'I'huho worn rilndiy Ill. Iinyl, t‘hurl-
wit 1”.
N11 UIIII'I‘ lulnlucun ('Xt'l‘pi thut oi mu-
tiuc uniurw 11'111 tl'unsurlud.
Nil-111111101 Ilcl'inllll Jul-.Mm of homo
I’uinl, is pihnnini: to hold 11 murdl
urine 11ml roufvlli dnucl- 1111111111111
Point on Hnlui'dny owning. lillnlior-
111-1 111'rn111111111cntn urn liming nuttlc null
tmiirullouh urn that tho nifnir will
in-ioup of tho 11111111 oucccnul’ni of Hit?
11141111111. Mnuuunr .Inmim 111 nimut to
121mm: 1111 tits: Point [111' tho 111111111111 11nd
111111 will 1m 1111: hwl nifnlr,
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“our! innrvl. iiuuuhicrn of (”outlit'.
hold 11 1111111111111 ilml pruning. 111 which
limo right uppllculinun fol“ moniinu‘:
uiliil Wow. i‘nt'flit‘iiti. Al‘i‘iliitttcilidiiilt
worn hum unulc tor l‘uut't Laurel and
(“mm i‘ccilo to particlputc in A joint
initiation which will who place In
11m 11111111111117 Iiuii, in Atlditiilh. on Sun:
tiny ‘l‘ltrmp going from how will lotto
tho 1020711. 111.. 11111111 from South
Nnrwuih. 'i'lm oihcr tlourts partici:
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Nunautuch.
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A low peopic nct'cr stop‘ieurniug hi”-
tor they arc. out of ochoui. but must
never learn it thing while they are in.
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The host. luck 11 tumor ever has in
when the mortgage is foreclosed and
ho quits.
"Tannin 11nd 1111 felt. 1119'
iiuludro that night.”
"but no mimic hair?" ~
mu. Ho stood to from or I tho:
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Gowns for thc'Collme Girl.
A wrap oi" some soi'tis, of course
necessary for tho colleuo girl. and
whztt could be more all around suitable
and sci'viccablc than the army cu 111:. it
is luluptcd from the army cloak, and
is worked out in French hrmy colors“
blur with the circular top section of
rod tnit’oia innings, and tho loops oi
rod silk cord.
Much thought should be given to the
preparation oi the collegc girl's: worth.
rohc, for the. (ulrrlculul‘n mullet; no 1‘1.l-‘
10111111111 1'01 readjusting sleeves or of
'1'ightin" seams our 1- the long v.1cuti0n
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Aiuthorpt- 11nd Albcrl Wullnitz.‘
“nth
“gagging, 2- .l',
has ended , and to have the right thing
I) wear at the right momont with ev-
erything about. it to the lust dctnil ns
t '.~:hould he gocs a. long way toward
IllailillL’.’ tho whcels of college run more.
smoothly.
A 1110,51 11111101111111 consideration is almost at tile Iltlsl line, and Silililt‘diittl‘ ()Iz Indian It'd Cilii‘fOl] CIOtil ‘iieiubout $85
lhc tailored suit (out and shunt to
which it is ahvisnble to add two waists
" of black and white» with chiffon cloth: I
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of the i'oundution shirt in back and
dru pod to ltncc Icngth in front with
matching tho null—mund the other of three or four small plaits; disclouos a:
chilion, which also in either of the ilounoe of ‘br'odcile Angluis mounted
bume him its the suit or chic something The collnr fastening with 11 small bow1
conliaisting harmoniously, says the In» of black vclvct in oi" mull and there
dlunapolis Nows. I is 11 tom l1 oi it above the ‘l-1igh buck-i
lior insulin 11. with 11 "black and while 911‘ calls.
(but IthI chmlot thcrc Is a little. blouse.
one. 1vushublc linen or mull—«it is s.
I'uncy nowadays to have this color
A tnilorcd dict-1s oi’ crepe do Chino, [
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,1 he 5"“ itself is oloynnt of line rut lihuiv (halinousc 01' any one oi nhni-
simple of detail, as the tailored suit. ‘lnrl_1 fashionable materials, with a:
should ho and as fashion in spite ofl junntv “m" “M to top H" is “ms
the 11111911 allowed demands in its 1111- W ”5am“ for the periodical jog to ihci
1usi1o models. The crystal buttons onn. ]
with OVt‘lIiOllllti huttouholcs that fast? Howevnr, cream colored 1'0lle is mm
on the fronts lulow the long reuns ciselv the typo 0t flock that will giv'o
(cutluue the liuc down the (outer ot‘i tho college girl much service. The
11111 lwoplcco stlirt. i skht is str.ulght narrow and plain. ex i
A glare taffeta gown was made on cent as the straps of voile embroidcrcd
,lhc ncwcst lines The tunic mounted in color that are cloned unde1 tin: col
gruccfull), to indicnto nithout enlpha swung 100.119 from beneath the hell tot
sizing the waist llnc. covers the hem relieve it
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It requires no experience to
It HOIVBII the 110on shoving problem. 'l‘houuundu of miuiutors.
It mailed no difference what kind of
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,pon. QSix Con-
polls and Ninety " ‘
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induced $5 from her pocketbook.
1collcd Eva into her room and spoke
Hinder cross- ~exa1ni11atiou for the rest
int’ the afternoon and she was still on
EEBBBBBBEBEEBBWWBWW 11... stand 1.1.1... time the (our: ad-
; '1'! via, a, -1- 111-. -/~v;- '1-
. fnmment.
‘ 1b1uck silk, the average price being $2
‘~ 111 pair.
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from time to time.
On account of the close cxnmina-I
tion of the state’s witnossou it in vorl' i T“. No. 909,
the end of the, mini will:
' ‘ clear oxomplllicutiml or the old ndnm.
': 11011111. from David Abbott of
. . Main ntruct. Bridgeport on Augunt 2:1.
' in the horn of Teumator Terrence
, are said that ho had paid Oil for it.
' mull amount.
‘ .811 mu clover, other a fashion, but he
Fflii MANY THEFTSi'
(Continued from First. Page.)
vious to her 111111. engagement, and
came into her employ again last April i
iShe said that she gave hex mold hor
.‘notice on August 10 and her time was
up on August .19 A low doyn/ni’tt-u‘|
she gave the maid her notice she"
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to her nbout it. She also asked her
111i, that time about money that some!
of hot' guests had missed while they '
11cm stopping in he l1ouso.'l‘hoi
maid denied that she was guilty of
taking any of the money, and invitedi
Mrs. Page to soulch her trunk. Mrs.
.l’uge said she accepted the invitation
to search the trunk, went to the
.mnid's room and Eva opened the
t1 unit Mis. Page sold that she found ‘
1111ch the first tr'ay all the articles‘
ennmerutcd in the information, and
all of the articles she recognized as
1101' propelty. Mi'.s Page run down
stairs and called Mrs Ball, one of the
1.111 all. in the house, and Mrs. Bull
come up to act as a witness to the
discovery After that the mold ac-
knowledged to taking the $5 and also
of taking 11101191 belonging to some of
the guests Eva could not recall the
name of the guests whom she hadi
robbed But she wrote down a list‘
showing that her pecuintions was
Don't Wear Petticoats Now.
At'torney Nickerson had the witness
jourucd for the day. The cross-ex:
uminntlon was on the muttei of idcn~
tiivlug the 9111111191 11191! articles as
that of the witness. who explained
,u'iiere she purdhased the articles.
The endeavor oi the nitOrncy for the
defense was to show that some of the
articles were in the innid's room. as
it was apart of her duty to mend
land darn the garments of the witness.
i “Doesn’t Eva darn your stockings "
1asked Attorl1e1'Nicltc1'.son
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"No; we don‘t w'ezu pctticonts any
‘more.
"Ah; w,ell we'll tulle up the mutter
of pctti1'oats-'
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icess," interposed the court at that
When the court 1'e1on1'cned, the
potticoat question was resumed. and
Eva Ha: Corns?
The. mutter 111‘ stockings was then
Trenched. The witness said that there
Qwere eight pairs of stockings taken.
The sizes were 8 and 81,41.
“l-lnsn‘t. Eva a right to buy silk
stockings if she wants to?"
the ones i bu1'. I bought them front
time to time at Altman 11 11nd )incy' s
I think she wears No.9."
“You said you found seven pack-
ages of corn plaster in the trunk. l-las
Eva corps?“
"She
pacitugcs." The witness went oil to
tell how she purchased the packages
likely that
not be reached today,
Guilty of Horse Theft.
Richard Wright,
man, wearing side whiultoru. was
found guilty othol'ue theft by the
» jury in the superior court. and was.
contoured to Mate prison from one to'
, , Richard Wright plcuded‘
. his own coco. 11nd Richard Wright, at-
two yours.
tomoy. had 11 poor case. It won 11
lie was churgod with atuullns; u buy
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1911.011 that night. Mr. Abbott touti
tied thut he left the homo out to 111111
' turn but it was missing the foliowlnlt
morning. He iinuliy found the ham
Rogers at 1643 Main street. Mr. Rog-
i—io bought it. from Wright. and at the
limo of tho purchauo it was all the
money be 111111. That was the reason
that Wright let him have it for that
At the conclusion of the direct tos-
timony of the witness tho accused
tout: him in charge for a arc-mum:
11111111111. 1111 he did all the wlumm.
never ruched the autopilot mutter-w:
hi: inductance.
, “Bid 1011 know me before the It:
(111m crime was committod‘l" he
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g‘ “Why did you 111111 on for the com
when you told It 11:11 wmnott'ti ‘ ~-
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FOR STOUT WOMEN
Women of heavy build will find our line of stout Suits complete. Sizes ‘
lllue and Illuck Serge Suits.
$15.95
37 to 53.
ALTERArlon‘s FREE.
must have, to have all those ‘
an elderly colorad“
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Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and ro-
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Richmond or WashingtOn, D. C., a. re-
turn Including meals and berth $15
.. New York to
Hot and Cold Sen Water Baths can
out charge.
Telegraph System.
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Tickets and Stateroom Reservations, Pier 25, North River,
Foot of N. Moore St., New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Sendfor illustrated Pamphlet.
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For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON &. 00., 5 Rail-
road Avenue, or Depot Ticket Agent, N. Y., 1'. H. and H. R. R.
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The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Tolophom, 40.
BEAVER
plaster and wall-paper.
is gaining rapidly in popularity as I substitute for lath and
It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic design not walls and ceilings, and permits or o
wide scope for individunl pretermont and touts. We are main
and keep 11 large lupply on hand.
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BESTFLOUR, LARGE BAG..... .......... ... ........ ........
BEST FLOUR, A BARREL ................... . ...........
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. A POUND . 33¢
18 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ......... .. ........... ., $1.00
WE GIVE 5.11111) H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
The Great A81? Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 812, SOUTH NORWALK
Dollvorioo 8:30 I. m. and 2:80 11,111.
were going to divide tho money?”
"No, air. it did not. The witness
went on to explain that he and on
other mun had met the licensed and
number 1111111 11 few nights nttor the
theft, and they put their hands on
them to mnko an arrest and” the two
mode thcir escape.
Inniotl Ha I: innocont.
“Pin 11 man ovor ‘75 years old. Who
won the follow with you. an old man
or u cripple thin. you could not hold
mo?"
The accused With not even no 111111
commit when Detective Peter Hall or
Patrolman Jamel; 'Noit of Bridgeport
won on the stand. us he who then 11
hit excited. H11 rather dwelt on tho
‘polm or which of tho two made the
arrest, while the detective was telling
him that both he and Officer O'Neil
were Jointly responsible, not one more
than the: other. The uccusod'then on:
demand to tnalst that It was the do:
motive land not the policeman that
‘nrroued him, so his form of cream»
lamination was more or an argument.
the 1111111 better in his argument ho-
toro the Jury. declaring hid innocence.
and told the jurymen that if he ilvud
to be 300 your: old and than met:
than taco to taco would look them
in the dye and tell them that he was
innocent of tho charts.
The following case. were dleosod
or during tho {pronoun “1111011:
Jmph Koldfli tho'oldaliy hum
IIIRI 8P
Fm Dailv
months in state prison. On the tint
count ho was nontoxic-ed to state pri-
11011 from one yet"; to in months, and
on tho other two counts one you
each
Timothy Moran and Harry W0 1
cock, who were found guilty of B = .
lug 75 cents from Adolph Hagar -.
our tho railroad viaduct, In Brid
port were ouch given night than 1
in in“
Eddie Kelly and Stcx Zork two 1‘
your old hoyu, plcudcd guilty to 11 ‘
utory burglary in covering the 1111 .
mar homo of Hermon C Bumyuu no ,
Compo bunch Thoy were each 11 ,
tonced to four months in jail. h .
their upntcnceu were suspended. on 1
they were placed in charge of 11 1 '
button omcor.
George B. Wilson tormorly c1111.
of the raving; department at
Stamford Trust 011., was noutoncod
atatuprioou for not Ions than two . ~
more than seven rem. Ho pic
guilty to the charge of embeznlcm
of $46,655.07. Tho light canto ,
was due to the able plea of Atto '
Homer 0. Cummings, who. 111111
about the character of the noun-slit
The new: at the delimitation m
county surprtno. Mr. Wilma ii I
so your! or no. and ha been .
um of the Who 03111-11 Occult? 1'1 '
the it“. 11.0. A. and mill mun
domed II tho ml at honor. on
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