:HUVLEII’I m...
. oHOcoLA-rrs ‘
LANE’O runs to: curse
repent“ or purse! "
pronoun
Ii Washingtonmt.
mini mum.
Two weeks more and we may eat the
‘ Thanksgiving Turkey.
John H. Hoyt. of iNorwalk. spent yesg
terdoy in Bridgeport doing jury duty
W. H. Guthrie has sold a building
4. ,lot in Stevens street to George Mil.
chell.
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E. G. Matthews and John H. Hoyt, 91'
Norwalk, are doing jury duty in Bridge-
port today.
.Kaboasé' Encampment. No. 9, 1.0. 0.
F.. will meet this evening in Our Bro-
thers' rooms in Wall street.
V‘ Mrs. lsaac Payne, of Washington
street. is ,spendlng e week with. rela-
“lives and friends in New York city.
oi. ' .
. The Bridge Construction committee
will meet in the town court room to-
marrow evening dor weekly business.
‘ GXDM
Nearly Loses limit-Lila in
Rescuing Men and Woman
M
hundred feet of the scene of the
Springfield express wrock,‘Josoph Bar-
of Bridgeport, last night saved the liv-
olf‘ the :p ti'orni of the rear car of the
spins. thrown hereist 6:25.
may’ to nerve and quick wit nearly re-
su‘hpd Vin hi. own «death under the
wheels of the rspidly nloving train
Barry MM”: train in New York
Buckinghsmtgost ”$10.: 15. G? A. R...
will meet in the Wall stripet post ramps
on Friday evening for regular weekly
business.
The regular meeting of ‘Court Nsrruk,
will be brief this evening, hecsuso on
the dance the degree team is‘givio'g in
the town hall.
—_a...—- an..-
Cocksuoe Tribe. No. 32, 1. O. R M.
will meet tomorrow evening in the
quarters in Wall street for regular
. weekly business.
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Washington Chapter, No. 2%. Rows].
Arch Masons. held a stated convoca-
tion last evening in the Masonic Tem-
pie'in Wall street.
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Court Nurruk. No. 58, Foresters of
America, will meet in the Normal:
quarters in Water street, this ovenlng.‘
for ‘reguinr business.
Banner Council, No. 54. Daughters of
‘Idherty. will hold its semi-monthly .hu
£11m?“ meeting thin evening in its hall
in Washington street.
The weekly business meeting of Ol-
ive Brunei: Mae. No. 19, Knights oi
Milli”. mill he held this evening in
moot. injonth- Main Home.
The Pointers sod Decorswrs' Union
motion will hold its summonthiy hue-
ineas meeting this evening in the le—
hor lyooum. in Washington street.
WW
Old Well Commendery No. it“. Up»
Hod (h-dor oi the «olden firm will
'meet tomorrow evening in the elm-
We tor the would holiness mun.
“No smoker who our W with
“Tomboy" our.» ever loot a mood.
John A. hamper, drove the i’hoonlx
l—lopo wagon to lilo fir. m rim
noon, in the shseuoo of W drips
or minor Hind-on, who hull mm
to dinner.
Another “clientele will?!» fluid ' It
the Welshman smut Manson an.
orally stumped lit a: in mm to
lot will he disposed of.
at 5: 05 hearing been in New Yorkmn
.business connected with the news agen-
cy. ,The rear car of theirsin contuln
ed more than a-scere-ot ltalian immi-
grants, bound for Bridgeport. The 5
05 train is a local express. and stops
at Westnort for only a low seconds.
Jumped Off Too Soon.
Two of the passengers in the rear
conch. on, Italian youth and a young
iwomnu. evidently his wife, concluded
that the stopping of the train mount
that Bridgeport hall been reached, and
they walked out onto the platform to
platform and the train began to move
while the man was allghting.
plume of! Train. fl.
Becoming aware of their mistake
sensors of the couch dropped oi! the
two began a rush for the train. the
young woman slipping and falling just
on she grasped the hand rill! at the ves-
tibule of the last car. Barry. who was
smoking, stood on the rear platform
man. stretched out his arm and hauled
her aboard the train sorely.
But the excited young men gave a
. impaled leap catching hold or Bury
lay the lapel of his cost. caesium
to lose hi; helpline and full to the stem
of the vestibule. Regaining his ennui.
Home with s wonderiul dipping; ol
smooth. may. yanked. the men .-
boom end proceeded to give him It' lpw
thoughts concerning his antique. ’a‘ur-
ry its: unnerved by his heroic not, re-
uulring medical emotion upon hip or
met in W .
which time Hemmer tulle;
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Joseph Barry, pi Bridgeport.
F
wns'rpou'r, Nov. 14.—~Withln s few '
ry, the Eastern Newu‘company's agent .
*es of a men and woman, who dropped.
get off. Just as the air brakes were re ;
“leased the young woman stepped to the
and seeing that none of the other pas- V
and seeing the predicament ot the we V
for u Hurt,9hefaerand Morin
times with YOUR clothes?
There is a feeling of manual... that goes wlrh the pur
{chase and stays with you until you finelin discard the go
;‘ ; ste‘whet'ier you have paid thirtyldollars
' dollars for one of those superb values at these prices.
.7 You, Mr. Mumwho may not perhaps be a customer of this
V store. do YOU have that feeling of contentment at ALL
suit—or but too or “fifteen
“ll'ord crimes!
wcounty Coroner J J. Phelan. that the
:1th that they found out yesterday ‘
‘ in their'invertigstion.
' this is known, jealopeyl
, was thp mutlve of the crime. The hill—
lug had nothing to do with the white. "
HOWEVGI‘
sisvers‘. There is no connection rhe-
tween the Georgetown and the strat-
flu fact. the theory of
‘ » crime was committed not a great dis-
' TELEPHONE 108.
my
Choirs Bridge Fish Market.
Look at our Variety.
WEAKS. slutty. eunuch. our.
TERFISH, emu. MACKEREL.
EELS. use. HALIBU‘T. BLACK
AND wmre Fist-l. ‘
BEA ISGALLD’S. LARGE OPEN»
ED LONG BLAME. LONG AND
Houflo' nuns. Li'r‘rte NEDKQ.
srmpeo one.
~ FREE DELIVERY.
A Cargo of Eng. Stove'ond‘hlpt Conlhfit received 3
Harris & cans {If V
68 Water Street
r
Tel; 721'
"I” lF WI!
wmnnpown. m one ‘ “wit
The picket um or the Mush-Wt
woman. oi the Worm Haitian are
the mill or u... m punt-army
My todu' it! "u 71“;ng M idiot.
in am Wharton were when 1an ,V
The dispersal oi the WW 2
more Nthohonrtoropofloliheam'
‘th'tfl mariners WM'WI
impaction otthppollos. hpth .
helm one an chum with Him.
Mutton and with tum It‘ll". "
. ”Mutton or the police. pm
Vi“.
. impair small. with white
,2 we. held near the More; .
Wt lessen wanted the trend.
My them to return to strike hud- ‘ .
Ian-rum. Hearty sil chased up. lid-l ~
V‘tonce hjom the place where the body. I'
‘ was input], is horns out by the fonts 3
that lths state police will say is that ~-
‘ yr the “name of the dead II
they also know who the men j_
.. but that is as far no they ~-
will so in the matter of clearing up :
dererl
Arrest Boon?
time
early yesterday morning and on their
cinethe. other omcers were brought
into the case. Alter hearing that
there had been a man" and Woman
misulng for some time they described
the woman found in the mill pend to
a friend.-
The latter became interested and
Georgetown to identify the deceased.
After first was done the woman friend
of the deceased was taken to her home
collating from nervousness. The po-
lice will not give the name of the
youngmomen who identified the deed
wom fO‘r the reason that they do
not new the friends or the murderer
to or now who it was that isolated
them lthelr investigation. Some of
the friends of the murderer might
tale It upon themselves to take re-
venue; ~
While“ the stilts police age in pos-
session of all the «acts that they want
at this’éstaoo of their investigation,
it Vie not cousin that they will. ever
overtake the murderer. it is simply“
a case of running down more clues in
tracing" the man they went.
Akron a mild. any action of the bow
ole. a single dose of Dean's Regulets in-
enough. Treatment cures habitual con
situation. It cents a. box. Ask your
Model. for them. ‘ ‘
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Splendid values in Beth Robes i'
. in pleural Cloth -;
1' rink and my blue and grey I-
; andjvhlt'e stripes. Special at. ..
. \ ' $2.09 CI
Thu; blue. red, dark gray and ‘
“ “‘srfi- .".l.lell "'2‘ H
‘Eldfldown in plain colon st. .
mummy/mo .6..- ossos t'
': [rmmwm so...
‘ Hernia-unnatu- 5|! “a”
‘ noel-momma»
enormity rm transom"
imp
The murderer of the Georgetown :
V woman has about two weeks start of 1'.
the state police, but it is said that or» 3.
tests are lislile to he made in a short“ ..
locdtlon of the place
niurder wahcummltted was: . ‘
round: by Ollie-are Hurley and Viral" .
agreedtpaccompany the omcerg to.
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MEAD-wHAWKle.
Wedding Geranium Performed at
Bride's Home. in East “Non-walk. ’
daughter
of Mrs. Amelia Hermon. was married
son of Mrs. lnen
Mead, of Southport. Conn, Wednes-
day afternoon,"N0vemher 13th. at the
home of herinotdler, No. 2 St. John
street, East Norwnlk. by the Rev. 8.
r Fairbanks. mm of the out Are
nae M. E Church, in the presence oi"
'Miss Roberta Hawkins.
to Herbert Mead."
near relatives,
. The bride’s gown was satin messa-
line. trimmed Him" sho‘dow lace. she
carried a bonnet. of white ohrysanthe-
go” away Mn was
th hat to match.
up...” Teeth!" -
moms. Her
blue hma‘dcloth
Busy Bee Washing Coihpou’n‘d (will wait)!
hlpg or trolling. Fine for lace curtains and oem‘
n z Shine Stove Polish is the heshmdli
V also he need on nickel Will not catch fire or Electron tit he
SOLE AGENTS
Ph0n¢ 440. V .'-‘l':-
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The bride received some
stuntial and useful meson _.
popular young lady and “an
worker in the metrical“
church. The groom ldrm ly
East Not-walk. but is no up
Williams and Carleton 00 Daily
lolfd.’ where. they will resid
.Mrs. L. M. Webb, 93 Will
Dan-bury, Donn. says: 'l‘W h
using dl‘oley Kidney Bil
ily the last few weeks and ‘
tainly have done everythln
for them. They have'
piste cures right in our Ci,
lire very planned to reed ‘
Kidney Pills." For sole
When a tooth is so badly decayed. . , '
that it cannot be paved, it should not
he snorted to remain in the mouth , r
to impair the health. produce a foul , ,
breath and prevent perfect mastica-
My experience in this branch or ‘ -
dentistry has been unusually large-— ,.
tion.
my slicers phenomenal.
The most difficult not... taken
out. root and all, and PAINLESBLY.
if the patient so desires, leaving a
elem. sanitary wound which heels in , "
a short time
methods
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u”...
, neuronsptn rotors.
i. memo...
is! we Heron needy
. There is no need to
dread the eitractng of teeth by my . V
Dr. J. H Mam"
10 south .Muln at. South semis. '
House: I... m. to e p. m. a...“ ' .
. pm by” minimum only.
MAM 1'0 OM!!! A1" VIVRYV 1
s revise , V , V
'Wo employ‘aénly expert mechanics.
sud guarantee our work to ho patio
gnaw Woolen“ ,
3 summer also customs iron ,
Loom Aflfinfilifl'hlm.
will mount tutti.
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Norwalk Chronicler