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Mrs. William H. Smith, Wile ot a -Dolored Dyeter opener. Had a
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‘ ioalo‘uey on the Part oi the Woman Responsible for it Near
Murder in Edmond Street
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! Only in prompt arrival of Dr. Dan-
'iel E. Sullivan, 0! 88 South Main
street, and the efl‘lclent Work at that
physician and Dr. Jean Dnmortier, of
[West Washington street,‘saved the
‘ ,. life of 'Willipm H. Smith, colored oys
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~ per opener, of 12 Raymond street,
pvhen he was slashed with'a razor by
data wife who found among his enacts
pertain letters. Mrs. Smith, be-
. Bide§ slashing her husband's, face se-
merely culminated her frenzied attack
(with one thrust at his arm, which sev-
‘ iered the main artery in his forearm
‘ E land caused him to nearly bleed to
death before the arrival of Dr “Sui
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v commit. Minn., Dec 6.—-—The pas.
sensor steamer Esstoil, or the "Booth
Irina, with titty people on 'board, lies
oodey on the rocks on irocnois Reel.
thirty miles west of Port Arthur, ex—
posed to the lury ct one or the worst
bitslords that has swept Lake Show
tor in veers. She was reported by
,wlrelese last night with her stern out
let water, but holding together.
Rumors of heavy loss of life on
dhe vessel are persistent, but the le-
‘on! manager or the line, Louis '1‘.
Hogstad, says that so far as he has
learned, all members of the crew and
passengers are safe.
A wireless messing from Port Ar<
thur early today staten that two lugs
and a lighter are beside the vessel,
and that the passengers and crew are
being removed.
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Loin eons J4 cam is.
Billllilli event 14!: 1s.
mm...
Porter house stock. inc lb,
. Round stools, 18c lb.
labouidor shook, lilo lb.
Honiburp steak, 12%0 lb.
Roast hoot. like lb.
has at In; lamb, ills lb.
Lamb 1: pl, 12in Ib.
hhcnider tomb, ii) iii.
outlets». the. '
CIIOIII' tools. 32o lb.
iihcsplot place so buy your Huntley
moat. “ “E
blow YORK monitor.
11s Washington sum.
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heaviness. Dec Mus slur.
chains and itimrs‘ taped crotch went
almond, islet evening e edge ct
cums ohnhnol in in holes the
jaunthotlho Pompous Ilium end re
_ legit-ed in that which can: this
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_ flamingo“ vow some“
331% lemon solution: here at for
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By the time the physician arrived
Mr. Smith had lost a large quantity oil
blood and was extremely weak. ' Dr.
Sullivan took measures to stop the
flow of blood and called in Dr. 'Dumor.
tiér. Mr.‘ Smith was then taken to
the Norwaik Hoopitai where he) was
treated and where he is still under-
going treatment. ' He has given out a
matrimonial lit from now one.
The matter was not reported to the
police last night, but this morning
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Joseph Houston. at fiidgeport who
was sued by Rosie Kovacs oi Norwallr
El’or the, support of. a. child, he. had
his cone settled in the common pleas
court. Rosie formerly resided in
Bridgeport. but of late she has been
making Not-walk her home, ’
Hellman, it memo, is a man who
likes to. distribute his attention
among the Etalr sex and not bestow
them upon one certain woman. He
nihrrled in Hungary and
for a while and then brought his
wife and four children to this coun-
try. Some time later he shipped his
wife to the old country and went to
live with the Kovecs woman. Two
children were born to them and Joe
evidently tiring of the companionship
of the Kovncs woman cast her aside
and went to live with s. Swedish wo-
man. One child was born to them.
1Four years ago Mrs. Holman
brought suit for divorce against Joe
but the case was not heard and at
the present term of the superior court
ulmhud another action tor divorce
against her husband but the case
would not be heard. by the court.
~MODERN MARKET.
The Quality Shop. in No. Main St.
Ronni pork. 12 Mo lb.
Bmull iolns native pix pork, llic lb.
belts inmh. lie lb.
Forenunrtors. 10c lb.
Choice homo dressed fowl. 22c lb.
. Prime rib roost. lilo lb.
l‘lndn roost. 12 1ch lb.
Fresh pm Elect. spnrorlbs.
choose and homo-made caucus.
Free delivery. . Tel. 1383-3
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The Nova“: ml‘IIisterb to that nutn:
her of obout ton slithered It. the New
well: country club murder, as the
bead-
ci the mill item Wilson
church. "A Metronomes” tree or»
itshttol social tints We.
lions Junior Benton WW
lilies _
statement that he is through with _
dived there ‘
- for thodnm in the put mainly on the
guests ht nevi John “10% vflmitho fissiono oil the convention
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Settlement oi Dispute Between
itival Factions Clears Way for
Favorable Action by congress
WA‘S‘HFNGTON, D. 0., Dec. 6.——~
With its q‘uots drom Bridgeport, the
Connecticut delegation to the National
Rivers and Harbors congress, in ses-
sion now in Washington, is is large one,
in tact one of the largest that has
ever attended this annual gathering
of the waterway enthusiasts lromev-
cry section of the, country.
Connecticutfllvo‘r Dam.
From a Connecticut standpoint. pro-
bably the most important of the gath-
ering or waterway improvement .men
from the Nutmeg state will ‘be accom
pitched entirely independently of the
congress. That result will be the pass
up power data across
the Obnoettcut river at. Windsor Locks.
momma
‘dor a hunk“ the Genate com-
mltteeon connotes and the flames
committee on rivers and“ harbors.
which have initial charge or such more
sures, with a view to presenting the
new conditions which are believed to
make 'poolhle this long- protected and
long-delayed plan. And there are very
strong hopes that out of these been
logo will result the Name of the bill
slowing the Windsor Locks dam.
Hold Up Previously.
Those familiar with the history 01
the attempt to secure Efrem Congress
the legislation permitting the darn
know that it has been held up because
of the dispute between rival companies
war the ownership of the water rights
Whenever the project was considered
by the committees of Congress, rival
claimants always appeared each asking
the power rights or the proposed com
for itself and Jumping at the threaten!
the other.
“00 home and settle your differences
when you havb done that we will see
what can be done." has been the prod.
tical advice given to those interested
by members of the Congressional com-
mittens.
' 'Harrlscnn B. Freeman, of Hartford.
one or the delegates to the Rivers and
Harbors Congress. is here to tell the
committees and Congress that the
longstanding dispute has been settledv
An agreement, he says, has been rowhi
on whereby a combination oi the Mt"
clout rivals has been eifectsd and: the?»
are prepared to show a unltfil‘fiont
to (insurers in advocacy of a bill cog
thorislng‘ the construction of a dam.
Olson Way for Action. "
As Convent has refused permission
‘prcund that they could not choose liti-
tween the rival claimants tor the point
or rights, it is believed that this on»
ion will promptly result or notice by
Generous. v
Optima of will; on that prplon *
the continuum (tolerates Eb til. tie
that have been merrily stinndins
earns a sass-.1 haunt to or
age of a bill by congress authorizing '
, the casein tidbit
have resented tho when or South
Norwalk’e new city. hall. From the
start the project was chiseled to with
cism. First it was the doooticn. Then
it was the platen. Then it was the
method of pros
the council and n it was the build-
ing itself. Every’obieotion has been
overcome and th building itself has
reached that eta E where even those
who were most 0' posed to it one an-
mittlng that it f
structure I
The reason for this dbiection was
obvious from the start. being none
fectunily black bonsolidatlon. Now
they have struck a a‘ plea to elimi-
nate this cbiecti The plan that
When the town hepll have been‘ell'mi:
hated and the his Elly; Mensa into
in: that the city 11 ll MI bemoan.
ed; as a city hall and muses into
a postoiiice the oi'tip hill who MEI! on
the Matthews estate, lnlWEeot avenue.
South Norwslk p Ie. however. we or
the opinion that the consolidflibnu
late at the *‘upper end of tho town ob-
ject to having the Event of government
in South 'Norwaik they Will also ob-
ject to having the post cilic‘e estihilsn .
ed here.
I " fouls till-oat.
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The decoration in the town unem-
bly hall tut evening tor the dance or
the secret Six. an annotation oom-
pooed ed at: young ladies. was delight.
tut. Many times the (IMMIYB art
r
, is lost in srnnlvloout. but last-eve-
ninn tho‘dointiness and nootnes with? I.
which the work was accomplished
wagflle admiration of all. ‘ "
About two hundred young people
gathered to dance the ovonlng out.
The throng was a sociablevmn loving.
congenial one. Feldier’s orchestra
furnished line music and everything
passed off smothiiu
Red and white crepe paper in el-
ternate twisted strips ran to a central
point in the banana as they waved
in the moving air caused by the danc-
ers, were attractive. The lights of the
hell were covered with the rash Dar
nor, giving a subdued glow,
Delays catered and Leibermsn fur-
nished the soft drinks. The young to-
dies deserve great credit on tho line
management displayed in the dunes.
m
. «do ORANOIO, loo.
ili'nnoy "Ipolotool. per pk. no.
3 pkss. Gem tithes, ate.
3 lbs. still: crackers 25c.
LOUIS JOBHLOFF‘.
72 North Main direct.
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an. ,
in: with Mrs. Lottie Plate, in Sherry
core were elected:
Widows". ids Merriam.
Consolidationisto “most generally ‘
recallieoortot'
ll Ito a handsome .
other than the fehr that it would so ‘
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flotilla? scam club held a moot».
mtrest, Host Norwaik There were.
thirty present, and the iotlovrlns on...
Emoolfrosidsnbu-birs. ids lowland EE
om‘ m
’ wherein reason“.
instructors and All if rtlcipetlnp
Aenuittsd Themselves
”MI BMW! ‘.
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High School Orchestra Doe's
. Excellent Work ‘
The fifth: (tunnel high school min—
thence oil which was' presented last
night to an Woo; Alma-1y live
hundred people. py‘ the boys at the
Norwalir school is a success.
Finsnclsiiyt‘hlsh school «from are
successes, the theaters When the
able stage porlormanoe.
Professor William 0, Perry. beloved
of all students, has accomplished
wonders in preparing-tho young peo-
‘ pie for their various parts, snd’Italph
T Ripley and 0. A Kennedy, of the
faculty. also deserve credit tor their
Fresh home. 160 lb. .
Fresh shoulders. 15;: lb.
Genuim spring logs lamb, 16c lb.
must-tel; lamb. 12 Mo lb.
Home dressed chickens. 2m lb.
All kinds of fresh vegetables.
Heine's rend Snyder‘s pickled
to No. Main St.
Chunok‘o Market.
summit to. E
s. o. resume
The annual meetinc or Division. No,
1. Ancient Order of Hibernisne, was
held last evening in the Wall street
bell. and omcers for the ensuing year
were elected, Martin I. McDoncugh
being chosen president.
. The reports of the previous year
were read and the order was showu
to he in one snsnoial‘sondmon.
Thomson elected will be installed
by Quilt! President Andrew W. Con-
niff. or 'nsnbury, on Thursday even-
in, honor; 2nd. 1013-
Ammo for the New Year‘s
eve loom were completed. Charles
T. flamers. a plumber or the on
dot who was but recently married.
remembered his more. and fellow-
numbers that overlies, with cigars.
lr‘vhlnh were opproclpted by all present
The odious elected are; as tollows:
Chaplain-dun Thomas J. Mun.
Presidenbu—Mortiu J McDonoulh.
‘mwmtdouwohn Mcaoily.
W.
Mancini secretary-DEW“ J.
Morel» ' r‘
Wren-«John McNamara.
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slim and Patriot: Garvin.
. appoint"
' Lilith! row in time
Who.
strei show. the pint evening porter-E
show is called is sure... it is judged _
therefor on its‘ merits as; a present-_
share in training the cmdents in‘ their
III—onset. Position“, 15.1.3; ‘ '
Honor-din: secretory—«Hush Moose
Milne oommittse-biicbeel J. Ly-;_
Hebert Toliob. Hurt-lo Barrett. .
union win so Iii-E ~
:10”.
" Fair slid Weier-
liliilllillllll ill EE llllii
ot- o. boiler at a saw unlit near Wilson-
night The dead:
Leonard ,Iiiayn'ard. Portsmouth
Ohio.
Albert S. Fintry. Na’ugatuck W. Va.
James Harris, Nougatuelr.
Wilson Linne1.Neugat-nck ~
'Theaoniy surviving. member of the
crew employed at the‘eaw mill was
injured. and he disappeared imme-
diately sitter the explosion. The anti):
critios are searching dor himin on
lot) Small Vessels of tile“ [fortu-
gum Fleet Caught in a (tale,
and Miss Wash Ashore
LISBON, Portugal; Dec. 6.-—-—Elshti'-
two iishermehJost their-lives during
a recent storm on the coast of Porn
uni.
Four days ago a dost or 100 small
fishing vessels whose crews totalled
192 men were caught in the sale. Up
to the present only 110 of the men
have returned and it is almost certain
the remainder went down with their
craft.
The survivoIh were without food or
water for three days while the seas
were heavy and cold winds prevailed.
Four of the fishermen became in-
sane, jumped overboard and were all
drowned.
Six bodies have been washed ashore
en the northern coast.
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The annual meeting of the south Ner-
walk Fire Police was held isnt even-
ing, at which time the reports were
sumetted and oliicers elected tor the
annulus year. At the conclusion oi
the reactions s“Dutch” supper was
served to which all did ample justice.
The Miners eletited were as follows:
Containwdiiar'ry Welngortnor
il'irst- Lieutenant - William Cori.-
vvright. ‘ ,
ascend Lieutsnontu-Ubsrles Drew.
Secretarymwnliam oortwrlgllt.
Trilo‘sursr-wl glossy echoub
the Plant Were Badly Damaged
HUNTINGTON. W. Va... Dec. 6.—- endeavor to
Five men were killed on the explosion the accident.
dole. Wayne County, W Va, lost at work in the plant. and
Jacobs Maynard, Portsmouth Ohio.
will be made in the endeav '
the cause of the mishap.
walk. was held yeotoI'dny an
to Buckingham post rooms in ' ,E
street. and Mrs. Mary w. Patton
eiectql to the hithest adios.
president. I
proved interesting because
prosperity they showed.
lent.
brooks.
or.
at doom.
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The annual reports wens reed “ '
The odioers selected are as
:tPresidenthnry W Patton.
Senior Vice Pres.-Msry it E
Junior Vice .Pres .--Electe. J. W
Treasurer—~Emms V. Fonts. E
Secretary—ids; a. Byington.E I
Chaplain—AMarg‘arot Peck. ‘
Conductor-«Ella A Wilcoxson.
Guard-Ann lid. Candeld. ' ‘
Assistant Conductor—Ella Foil .
Assistant Guard—Mary Decker. * "“
~First Color Beulah—Role no E
Second Color Bearer—moss Mb! A
Third Color Bearer-.Imo‘fine Sig,
George. ,
some Color (search-Bios W. '
Delegate to Convention-vino“
Alternate—«Susan Bach.
The omcers will be installs
the first Friday in January
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spoil lean fresh horns. lilo.
loan fresh shoulders, loo ‘
Homemade sausage. 16o.
Loss genuine 11mins ismb.1dc.
Lamb chops, the.
Best out shoulder stock. 12 1-80.
been pot roast. iii 14c. ‘ E
Rib roast beef. 12 Lite .
Choice native dowls,
Native roasting onion ‘1.
Norwalk Chronicler