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“Ado nil furs on the premises. , ‘
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south Norwnik,‘ Tuesday of Pom avenuenwinnlmm died 5i
the Norwnik Bonnitsi
and Rev. Mr. Stoop will onlcil03.
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Mind I. Klib‘oorne‘.
Dost Hartford. Toluene. Sterne Cori
ooration. dropped dead Thursday noon
while on his way to the Miles. H3
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legislature. A
Sunday will he the closing dIy or
Miss Lord's meetings in the Memo“
dist Church. The motion or the
nest fortnight have been worked by
an intense and increasing interest,
and the services or Sunday are sure
to be "very, largely attended. him
Lord will preach at both morning and
eyeing services. and will address the
Sundoy school. Everyone carillon:
WW3. ’
Louise, "wine or them Sense: A:
durlns the ‘.
'nlrbt. She was titty garnet use and. ,‘j
leaves nine _children Aboslde her hut ~
bend. The funeral will be held" on "
Tuesdsy It 2: 80 from her into home ,3
soo'rn wninson’. Dec. :i.—-Al- 11
iron E. Kilbourne. president of the "
«was born in 1839 and had not in the. ‘
or pistol
A velver shown on the first day.
‘old veterans of the hunting; ileld. es
~ post 13 years. I. inerohnnt tailor in
'. Brooklyn. HI untitled thnt ,he know
7. ‘ Michelin on tor no
~ mo lilo:- two yours
-It is no longer then
Such
John C. Ohmberlslu and Dr. George
'L'. Ported took great interest within
in: the atrsnno dream. The shot sun
. was room! in Buonomos trunku it is n . “
this weapon- to go out in tho woods.
Line of Dotense.
The line or defense. as revealed by
‘Pe'zslohomikis thnt Bunnomo was
drunk when he shot the woman and
that the men who were in the car.
inflow nothlnx of his intentions .to kill
Opmnltted
The first witness soiled for tho‘ de-
ionso who Antonio Postiiino, tor the
I» three MP8
scented nor
for wer‘y one“ oi the lowly is 12
riéh't in our store. was not “
“look our stools over We;- very
first day- you one.
R. Noack mm ;:
NORTH MMN fi'i'Bll‘l'.
“tonne:
Dining Tables
Forty-tho inch tom. iviill three. extra.
:boerde. polished Ind baliéolnw feet:
Arex'ulnr price ”4.00. ‘Now selling at
411.30. “ ‘
M Gutkowsky:
hound-mod Inmitors and
tenant Ind when”;
133-131 Washington at. firings.
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yves
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lie wilnaims it the
’ slipper tor himseir. , ,
who no): Aims
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. limos not! worked: Itehdlly.
'2 nothing of his Business in this city.
A . honors the trouble. The; witness is
not most sustained by the sinus new
(d for him. Mssiehsini'did not work
for him after 1910. As for as the wit-
nelo knew. thomoonsed was a good
”lie knew
killing birds out of season on» this con- .
,oeaiing oi the weapon is easy.
the wornnn untilmiterthe crime “Was “
l V 1‘1“. Black Silk, witi: colored em.
beldery, ‘ $1.50,.33-00. ‘
“ L my Men’s Bia is Silk Hose, ex.“
Ac ore, 506, $1.60.
its quality, $1. 5_o. » _ .
honest containing one ~‘
of Knitted lies: with ~
ecktie to match in com-
binetions of black and .
white. or blaek and red, ,
In reply the witness said that Boone
Bolton Pennsilo. for the out five
veers I custom teliomln Brooklyn. tes-
tified that Pesiehemi worked tor him
_‘ in 1911 “one up until July or this your.
A Both were people of mod oheroter.
wm «when. .
lire. Jeremie. witewol Frank Pic,
Ilehemi took the stood. also testi-
lied thet she nilrriod the mosed lb
yam ego this Johnny, in {only The
following July they some to this
country. They slwm lived in new
York oily. Alter husband woe stellar.
Ind worked at shops had at home all;
the time.
I good men and siwnys gave her till.
his Ind us every week. '1‘th met
the: he listened the minors“ il-m
WYA‘ .
7. MIMI!“ mi ' ”do
mil Pesslnhsmi w
Bhe me that Freon wool
to maven lest Jilly and she said}
me home into his restaurant batman
3 and 8: so in the silences. He. come.
to out. the use some beer. Witness
went out end not A: pint or been for
He knew the wire 9! the sooosod.;hlni. Bnononio was Ilene. :i‘he next
time he saw him won at 'l or 7: 15 when
ihe come with Jimmy minis in on so-
someone. They salted hint to so out
ridinl» Witness sold that he me too
busy; out the men prevailed on him
Ind he went. He did not think that
Joe was drunk but be illd been drink-
in; some. lie lett his reusarsn‘t in
them oi his brother-loin. The tour
Anon "Jimmie, Andrew, Joe and mo."
not into the automobile Ind they stop-
sad It I. nelson. Meier relotins about
Csponoxiiurehuln: the wins and he
the em, he sold “Joe went out one
nouns in Iain. Ind sold ‘ireli; ”be we
1" and we went out. i saw Allis
, Only the woman rind ennui-
inm- were on the sidewall: ” ‘
“Did yon know the wenssn 1'" Ann
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no him not swims » , ,_
“ Arena moon slum not”
Wile won “his Jinn)? lilo
no: the letter
An Exchange of Useful. Gills
ANTicAIPATING EACH OTHERS’ WANYS, CAR
MES OUT THE CHRISTMAS BPlRIT WlTHOUT
DEMINISHiNrR THE FAMILY PURSE. ‘
KEELER’S sues STORE
Men
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on Jimmy ‘whst is that? and he said.
‘Whnt i know? .‘l‘hen i new Jen near
tho women with a revolver in his
hand." ‘
Witness said that he did not re—
member hojn mowlshots were area.
its new the women on the ““33.
"Why did you not stop his)?"
“For that moment we were afraid
of holes orreeted. i had nothing in
my hood. "
"Arrosted for what "
”For that alien."
“Why did you not inks the pistol
iron: Joe?" .
“After that moment i did not know
what to do. I tell. Is it i lied no lei—sins
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“Did. you know that the woman was
going to be killed?" ' A
“What do you think. that we on
nohneis 00416 I thing like that!"
cohesion» clear.
sitter the Ihootiug the witness loud
thot he, wolked ewny wiht Mattie to
get I trolley cor. They were welliin:
round Joe followed than) not roll to
unit. When they were notions. they
not hide rid run In» the witness Arse
wind. “Why he shnold‘ do ihllt'l My
0 ‘30“: which)!“ Ml ciesr "
lie reinnter'y mom»
up his also i rodosrd here, were
will ' by the
Ten Whilsing‘ Gloves, «$1.00, $1.25. .-
Gray Mocha Gloves, $1.15,
Gray Mocha Gloves, silk lined,
Christmas turkeys
.3 15(1er Market.
3 Dress Gloves}
$1.50.
Monday morning. fresh arrival of
28c and 300 lb.
~Ladies' Comfy simmers, 31.00.610-
vers Shoe Store.
Oi Interest
to Ladies’
We w ll sell the remainder of our
stock 0 trimmed‘and momma hats
at boot. 2
5minty exclusive designs.
. one best nsrgains * nr’o‘“"the nr‘st
chosen. heroes make "yo‘nr‘_ choice
early. '
‘The _ Holmes“ Millinery
linens 405.
in: mem- mi use movso To
THE moi-AT onset. ‘
WM. EFFRON
or 35 Fort St. East Norwnlk, has
moved his Junk Business to '
3 Ron an Street
East Norwalk
The shop In paint red and cannot
be missed. 1 am It passing it: a lb.
(or runs. 8 1-2:: lb dor Into tires it
not skinned and host nrlces for {em
rheds and metals. Tel. iii. Alter
0r oolock at night. call at residenoo.
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Which are User
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‘Omiy tho‘best of monomers; " ‘
Based in handsome boxes.
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