met: your loosens: against any and
all risks, by lire, theft, lightning,
utivlgstiou and transpmtutinn. while:
in transit by.- or in the custody o sol/l
railroad, express,.trnnsferi tru sporv
tutiow or of any Steamship 00.. etc.
poll Georgetown. V .
l slip of paper on which who writtentbin ~‘ ‘
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The y handed him 7a
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. Upstairs Over the. South Norwslk (,. .19 bureau, in to visit (vergetown t9
TAYLOR 87 (70].lll N ,
insurance of All Kinds. ”“999 ““9 the 9151911117 ms
Assistant.
Telephone 1239. “icw York, who is nttuched to the homi-
. Trust Co. ., 87-91 Washington 8t.,
south orwalk Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.‘
day for the phrpbse of picking up a
,the murdered woman was 7: New Yuri:
“‘”.*:'*"‘“*m““ ”*“'”"‘"‘“"|city resident, and that the body was
taken to Georgetown for definite con
ioenlment. '
At present they are of the opinion
that the body was taken ironi‘some
great distance to Georgetown. for in
lull tlieir‘seurcliings they have been nii-
lplaccs that any woman of foreign ex
ltruciion. has been missing from any of
[the TC reign settlements.
l , Corners Statement.
Ccuniv Coroner J. J. Pheian, and new
1era] members of the state police were
int. Georgetown yesterday afternoon.
The coroner scouts the theory that the
. The Norwalk Medical Association is woman was brought to Georgetown in
scheduled to meet tomoriov. night. atiunk on Thursday. He said: “in the
. y . , , opinion of the medical examiner; who
‘Ili-eV Hat l‘rimmeis Assoc-ration Will made a complete autopsy of the 50de
hold its monthly busineSs meeting they found thdt the body had beengin
this eveninv in the labor 15 count in the water from four to a” days as tho
Musiiington street. 'tiesh of the body was very much wa-
>—-Are )011 going? Foresters degree 'tcr soaked. In fact the body had been
atel- so long that it so affected
tenm dance. ’l‘huis. night Town hall. ‘1" the w
-..... In my
_-- lithe brain as to make it pulpy.
Work of laying the top on the Ro- opinion the report of the medical ex
man road pavement in Sauth N07 airliner disposes of the trunk theory
walk has progressed very rapidly and Neither was there any evidence that
the streets will be opened in a few the body had been doubled up or
days, tel-amped to get it into a trunk."
—-——-—--— l Murdered in Bed.
Lady Washington Lodge No 21 The coroner is of the opinion that
Shepherds 0V Bethlehem, met and the woman was murdered in bed and
transacted routine business inst even not a great distance from the mill
lug and further than this discussed pond. When we was found all that
the recent dance; she had on Was a chemise. The posi-
A -..-..~« ti of th 0 nd :1
Pride of Court Nurruk Circle, on e w u s on her head a d
WW... m...,.... A-..” ._..
No.
lpcii’s name and the address and he .
clue that may establish the fact the: ‘ ' '
’ Table to discover in any orl‘the nearby ‘
891, Companions oi the Forest, willI
discuss'the success ofV this year's
ibody could all have been indicted while
,sho was in bad. There were eight stab
wounds in the bead. two of them would
, r
\ c."
' at the corner of Raymond and Day
,. street, and is expected to carry off the
V surface water and prevent the ilOOding
'of the streets at this odint.
. l
we.
‘ emcee on a rimming machine“Wblch
.w.‘
4
this season, the yield uvornging four.
4.7. m the iliiiihury branch of the coil-
‘ within an nee of running am one oi
' warmed to but. a stop to the practice
spook dance held recently at the reg-
. a stub wound onthe arm. which might
ular meeting tonight.
have caused instant death. There was
havdbeen inflicted on her when she
was iii-st attacked and when she they
up the arm to defend herself. The
wrappings. he says, were bound around
the woman's head after the crime to
i stop the flow of blood. In. his opinion
the body ivas thrown off thé rail bridge
into the river. In spite! of tile fact that
the body was heavily trussed to a hen-
Drllling lell, occupyn goodly share
of the evening at the armory tonight
and the weekly business meeting of the
Sixth company, Coast Artillery Vcorps,
0.99 G. will also be held.
4
. A new catch basin is being locutod
tier he thinks that the recent heavy
rains and the gasses in the body had
Welcome Stranger Lodge No. 36.4 washed it down to the little cove at
vy stone by wire to keep it under ws- .
which place it was round Sbturd‘ay
morning. He points out to the face
that the man who first made the div
Song of St. George will not depart
from the weekly custom and the reg-
nlar meeting will be held this aven-
ing in the Main street quarters.
l). J. Show. of'Norwulk, has best»
granted a patent by the United States
he has invented to be used in con-
nection with hat manufacturing.
«Two Norwulk candidates that ol
ways poll 8. large “voto"~—"Biipreme -
Umirt' 'm'Tomboy."
m...—
V in some instances. farmers who
have raised alfalfa have had their V
fields cut over for the“ fourth time
tolls to iho
'90" ”on.
core, worth about 326
William (i. Miller, formerly of Nor»
walk, nnd now of the M 8: R. Motor
Car cuitipniiy of Bridgeport is remem-
bnrinc Norwalk friends with post
curds oi' Clovolund. where be is on
'llilHllli‘HH,
_.....
An addition on the extensive green-
it iliiiClB of niorist ll. G. lidnford. of
Kuhnlliillli. llilti been about. completed.
it he orientiona of tile greenhousm is
uni. as it runs thrones Norwsilt.
WM .
minimum: has been mode 07 um
prrctico indulged in by the parents of
children of Day street, in permitting
their ensuring to play in tho/streets“. . ‘
Only yesterday one remover come
the little tubs and the samu- are ‘5
before a lamentable and 995V“) acct
limit tailor place. , r .
ll‘ of A degree «mainline. 37W”
Biliousncss do: ’
newcomers and
that their systems milked;
E
World Over"
Every dwoman, ought
body depend upon one another; it one is wrong
naturally and {roperlyn Let
the liver and heidneyAegul
wrongan here. A
Nature inslwendetlwwitliout undue
Sootbed nerves, bettet digestion. freedom from
less remedy.
At I“ (ii-union, 10¢. 25c
yrto take from any woman he! cheerlulncss,
be: chances Vol, M be! happiness. be: good looks ,7
backaclics, the lassducle, the extreme
senses misery women suffer from at tildes show
not the liclp to be found in tile reliable
effecti'l'c beggtablé mmedywapproved By countless women the
to know that the. organs in the human
others fail to we
Beecliam 3 Pill: tone the stomach,
ate ttlic bowels-then there wont be muc
ll bodily functions Will be performed in the Way
and a clearer complexion follow an early the o
ems Pills prevent collating
Remove the Cause
Directions of special value to w are with «on Do.
“The Largest Sale of Any Mcdicin‘c' m the World ’ ’
t"
.bt liter eyes
a match-
because they
cox ery only saw the foot of the womenrbosn in the water a week or longer,
sticking out of the water, and that il.- ‘ The two men to whim the trunk was
weight of the stone kept the rest of t . delivered were Italians and strangers.
body under water. like: borrowed a hand truck of Sin-
No Connection With Strattord Cm lam agent Taylor and took the trunk
In his opinion the Georgetown mur- {Away in the direction of Branchviile,
der has no connection with the Strut» a mile north of Georgetown. .
ford murder that it had no connectoinlI The Gilbert and Bennett pond
with “white slavers' at least as far as 'wh'ero the body was found In about
Joe Buongmo and his assiciates an :9“de between Georgetown and the
concerned this statement he bases ”Branchvllle stations. and to recon
on facts that he has obtained from firmcnvilie the men must necessarily
Mr. Buonomo. as much as from the PM" missed the pond They made no
foot that the latter and hid issoclAtobmllort announcement. howevon end
we been in jail {Or some W end near «its diction I’lliil'od W Albld.
two others are perhaps but of chi eons. ‘gmcery clerk and altered hint a do}.
it: certainly not in Fairnsld <70qu ilgr to tune the trunk to Bronchitis in
Prosecuting Attorney .1an Boots} is wagon. Italians living in Branch-
of Danbury. and the state police place ville frequently have their, baggage and
little faith in the theory thatthb bodylgxpress matter consigned to George-
was emitted from New York in the 77:1 Ridgellold. in which anobville
trung received at the doorzofown sto-lViolocated. has been A Ito-license town.
tion on 'iihursdsy. especially as the bnditis acid that much-liquor bu been
body been every indication of having 9shlppod thou vii mucbvillo. This
NOW! WHEN You ”I!” “ABM
fastest! of with: until “in rest cold mother not. lumin-
Itond of welding to one than it); which to buy your winter
suit or overcast. vs 177W
Ladies’ 2.. (15M ses’ Suits -
y 8in a
375.00 to :27. so
Ladics’ Coats v ,
~ . Full Vlaugill and Jolie‘s; colt! ; ,‘ .
, use that" there had been a. hasty,“-
‘_ nurture. '
' place where the body was found. How-
sud tbstrunk theories, they are taking
no chances. and us conducting their
. investigation with that end in view.
M. .
fact. the authorities believe, is the real
reason for what mystery there may be
about the trunk frOm New York
Another Theory Eliminated.
The theory that the woman was mur-
dered because she gave information
to the authorities regarding the illegal
sale of liquors that resulted in a num-
ber of’recsnt raids by the'fatsto police.
has been eliminated. Suspicion rested
on Niccoccis Arnestins and his wife.
who have been missing since the int-
ter- part of October As the state bar
lice cg Vuo information from list
couple about the iilofnl sole of dollars
tint theory hill to be MP“
On top of this _stutemcnt comes an-
other that Niccocclna Aruestina one
his wife lived, near the mill pond. and
19 days ago when a woman, whose
name is not known, was mobilig their
housc.1he heard ,scrosms as if A wo-
man {was being beaten. The dispatch
also says tbst when the state police
visited» their house they found eviden
The only tangible theory that the an.
thoritles have to work on is that the
murder was committed in the town, or
not more than 5 miles away from the
ever, wihils the state police. have to all
concur-nee. abandoned the white slave
ANNI: E 'SARY
SALE
Great Values in Coats, Suits,
Underwear Waists, Hosiery,
Sweaters, Millinery‘, Moslins,
and the Big Glove Sale: ‘
if
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Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 13 87 14
Are Visitors’ Nights at
Merrill Business College
FREE LESSONS GIVEN IN PENMANSHIP, 7: 40 to 8: 30.
ALL YOUNG PEOPLE QORDIALLY INVITED.
UNITED BANK BUILDING. SOUTH NCRWALK
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New York, Ne
Haven & Hart-
lord
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect SMOMW 29.
whether he would change too pies he'
offered in his preliminary hearing and
declare himself not guilty.
. Regardless of Schranlr's attitudeI
District Attorney Winfred C. Zabell
was prepared to make short shifter
the case, he announced. He had ar-
ranged to ask the court for ucommls-V
slon to examine into the assetlsut’s
sanity, should he plead guilty, so
that'criticlsm of the State woold not SOUTH .NORWALK To NEW You
follow incarceration in the stats pen- A‘ ”~12 ‘8" 5 95" 5 n"
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