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lSouth Norwalk Council No. 1,253. 01‘
Knights of Columbus. will hold its
semi-monthly business meeting this or
plug in the hall in St. Joseph’ 3 school
t which time there wil be a roll call.
The presence of every member is re-
quested. .
, Miss lda Kruemcr, of North M11111
' street, was a visitor in Stamford, last
evening, attending the dance of the
Ninthwoonipony at the State Armory.
She reports a fine time. Miss .Kraemor
‘ was the guest oi. Miss Emily Petzolt.
.over" night. ,
Andrew Bakes has given a notice of
his intention to sell his grocery and
meat business located at the corner of
Benton street and Windsor Place to
Mary E Serke, 1’01 cash, on December
15th and the notice has been filed with
the town clerk.
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George Sullivan. the ' ubiquitous
“ . i‘ messenger boy employed at the local
- Western Union Telegraph ~03 offices.
his sporting a brand new uniform or
blue with red trimmings. George is
ijustly proud 'of his trimmings and is
no longer envious of the police.~bl11e.
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It was reported at the South Nor-
iwalk police station last night that a
dight was in progress at 122 Water
street, and; that one man had pulled a
gun. Officer Wallace R. Sammie was
sent to the place but by the time he
:reaohed the scene of action the gun-
man had slipped away.
Deputy State Highway Commission
or 11111119. of Ridgefleid, Selectmen Ai-
{rod Avison of Norwalk Charles E.
, Curtis and Thomas Fluherty are
unfong the number who have gone to
ifilPort Chester and New Cannon and
other places along the way to study
. roads. The-party left in one of Lock-
ivmodh automobiles.
in justice to Sect-claw Sylvester
W. Brotherton, of the Norwaik Fire
7 Department, it should be stated that
‘B. T Natteford's nomination is not a
denomination. Mr. Brothcrton tools
that he has copnbly acted in the caps-
Aolty of secretary for the past your,
A and was COnslderably worked 11p over
the incorrect statement.
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, ‘Miss Vera I. Atherton. teacher oi’
,7 piano at Miss l-laird's School. was the
soloist at the concert of the Westport
Monica! Society, Monday evening and
‘waguin at The Unlversalist Club ct
Bridgeport. on Tuesday afternoon. On
both cocusiopn Miss Athertcn acquit-
ted herself admirably winning enthusi-
astic applause lirom the critical nudi-
euccs. 'l‘hls talents-ti performer shows
the catholic [ruining and careful pro»
nitration necessary for a finished in-
impretntlon.
CHURCH CLEAR OF DEBT.
The Firm. Itupilst church of .Non
’ walk hut-1 entirely pnid'oil' lie mort ‘
1 11:13.11 and last night the document was
burned with proper ceremony in the
cilurcl1.A 1111ppcr preceded the moct‘
in; at which the cburcll members 11nd
. congregation ware entertained.
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him He took Sastuk and the tires
mons testified that the accused admit-
ted that he broke into the store, but
11.1 the time he was drunk. The Jury}
took 10 minutes to arrive at a verdict.
and Judge W. 8. Case imposed a jail
sentence of eight months. 1.
Richard Raymond. 11 boy or 18,
must have had his guardian angel'
watching over him when he broke
away mm the path of nectlturle and
took 0 burglary. The boy lives in
Greenwich. 011 April 15 last. he
broke into the house of Charles H
larger and stole a number ct articles
belonging to Mildred F‘sllx. Mrs. Felix
is 11 settlement worke1 and became
intercntod in the boy. She refused to
proaccuto. but on the other hand is
determined to reform Raymond. limo
bun sent. clothen to him and bad and
conduit in gettitfl him a job in bran-
i'ord. Judge Case placed the boy on
probation dot at: months. "
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John Ilrownowoltl. who swiped Join
‘cph John on the head with a bar or
CONVICTION
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iron at the West. End plant of the
Gram; Valve compilDY. in Bridgeport
on October 27, got 80 days in jail.‘
The story of the affair that came to
the court was dlfierent irom the first
narrative. The prisoner had been in
the
one happening Joseph John,
to the police station. Captain George Amau who got his aku“ fractured 13 a. A‘ouly two bullets Struck him.
’H- Arnold and Detective George 5‘ ifiub- foreman M 016 W98! End plant wounds proved to be not lotions He
He came up to Barnowski on the
morning of the assault. accused him of
not working quickly enough, and to
emphasise his remarks punched Bar-
uowski in the face and neck. Btu-now-
skl, who was holding an iron bar in
his hand. brought the same downon
Sub-foreman Joseph John’s head when
the latter started to turn and go away.
They took Joseph John to St. Vin-
cent's hospital in the ambulance and
Burnowski to police headquarters. The
accused was represented by Attorney
Henry 1311111111011. who told the court
that the declined struck at the sub-
dorcmnn in a sort of 11 ‘duze, 1111 the
assault on him was both unexpected
and unprovoked. While that method
of handling man was not tolerated by
the company, it they knew it. the
torelsnuborn toremsn did not treat
tbone under them that way. nevertho‘
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been in )ail tom; enough. Judge Cass
amid that he could not encourage ro-
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that there were something in favor of
the other aide. howavor. and gave him
do days in lull.
Adaptation Suspended.
John Bellini. scouted of abuse of a
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the mother at the girl. who 11 it your»
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parents or the girl. The girl wants
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Bound under charge or a probation
officer.
Yoa‘r in Prison.
Vito Vacoaro, of Stamford, was the
first prisoner to get 11 state prison
sentence. Ho blooded guilty to assault
store with 11 bicycle tires back of the country but two months beiomtwitb intent to kill. On Nov. 10 he
shot at Tony Verasto five times. but
The
was sentenced to from one year to l5
months in state's prison.
John Lowry was committed to jail
for two months. The accused lives in
atamlord. He broke into bio uncle's
house and stole cigars and recon.
Buy '«yonro ‘ family
footwear
ltobert Currier. charged with steal-
ing 11 horse from James A. Price.
which he attempted . to sell in Dan-
bury for $30. was not in court and tor-
illeted a bond of $600.
Samuel Aurillo, who keeps a saloon
in Pembroke St, Bridgeport, forfeit.
ed his bond of 8100 rather than up
pear and answer to the charge of as
adult and breach of the peace There
was a row in the saloon over a some
of cards whenrtwo men were assault
ed. both claiming that Aurillo did the
assaulting. Ho denies this. There
have been fights in the saloon bolero.
Thomas Monabon. aged 18. charg-
mtbe
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CARNATIONS, SWEET PEAS, CHRYSANTHEMUMS. ROSE—Fresh
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VIOLETS, 1.11.153 OF THE VALLEY, SMILAX gotten on short no-
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We have 11. nice line of Comfortabies from
ed with burglarlzing the store of
Gately and Brenna. in Bridgeport, on
November 71., will go to jail for one
year: Hewas given an eight months'
sontentco'on the plea of guilty and
four months on a suspended sentence
on a dormer misdemeanor. Clyde St.
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the navy, which. he eats he is going
to do
811er Noum, who was originally
charged with assault with intent to
kill, pleaded guilty to simple assault,
and was giVen jail sentence of several
months. but it was unspended. and he
is under the guardianship of a pro-
lt was 11 case wnoro
brothordndlawu got in 11 fight.
. Guinoppl blinicboilo, oi NorWalk,
was put to pics on the charge of bur-
glurlslng :1 store in Booth Norwalh
on October il’i. lie hold that he hml
no luv/yet" and did not want one. He
also said that; be wan not guilty. Gan-
orolly when 11 prisoner refuses tohavc
ulswyor it is h‘acouno he is ready to
plead guilty. A: the situation was
1111111111111 Judge Case remarked that
. they would have to appoint an uttoc
nay hyperdormicnlly, even it he was
not guilty no Attorney John fimllh
nu appointed. and the unused mcolv‘
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by those who attended the supper but
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THREE STUDENTS
DlreL‘tor Russell H. Cbittonden, o:
the Sheffield Scientific School, Yale’,
New Haven, announced this morning
that the three students involved in
the disturbance at Norwmk, last Sate»
the school.
1- The disturbance begun by the silly
dents persisting in ringing the bot!
ond cash register, ending with 11 light
with the trolley crow, and the Marrow .
izln'g of tho pnnwngeru. They also
damaged an automobile which (111111111
along while the passengers on the
careful examination. taking the tooth:
mony of the three students and doom!
circumstances.
is in the Vale Infirmary 11111111111:
from what some to be 11 kick in tho
abdomen. The students were (:11qu
women Joseph Zimmerman, 31.. 1111‘
William iiiflillt.
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was proved there were no pailiatlwi
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urday night, had been dismissed from
our were stuudlng in the highway. 111$
court Monday the students were now”
fur their misbehavior and papers ills:
civil 11111111 to recover for allotted domi-
ayos to property were served. ""
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The faculty or the 1111le made I."
Norwalk Chronicler