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. ~. 1 . leial Examiner Dr. 8. H Huntington ‘
" Int Huntington ms nermission‘ to
the guidance oi: Homex Crow, end' the removal or the remains for the ore--
"I” consumed ’ahocd driver panties: in: «burial and Unasrntksr
He was th'd ion dim-5111111 11m. John Basil it. Mitchell took charge of them.
sdinan. of mucom avenue, death The victim‘s taco was 1311de out, his
him-walk: and syihfitthy is entended' to ribs and other of his bones were brok-'
nu bereaved Anni: ' 0n.
'jHedman was on his way to the Later in the evening «Funeral Direc-
Holmes. Keeler &. Kent company' s tor LeGrand Remnant! received the ‘
hoiitifig in cross street,- and it it»: remains mm Undertaker Mitchell and
he eved m'i'stdok Catherine street {or they were later turned Mar {0 Under-
the mops: thoxoughi’axe. 'He was 304 taker D. W. Raymond. '
in: fast at the time and the train The trshi crew was oomposed an
:, struck'tho machine full in the middle. follows: N11,:lueer David Vaughn;
watching it upon the pilot, and cattle conductor? Samuel Ellinseworth; tire-l.
his the machine and driver for a dis man, Joseph Decon'. and Adams Ex-
iance of 1156 feet. 6 inches by actual press Messenger Charles Lockwood of
measurement after the collision. South Norwaiir. It was this force that
“The train crew and the passengers, removed the automobile and Mr. Hed-
eenslng something wrong, many hai- man from the forward part of the trnan
in; seen the cattle guard fences lying it. is reported that the sistenin- low.
t as they passed Catherine street as of Madman, who had been in the our
suit oitthe collision. rushed from with him during the alter-noon let! him
9 train ’n’a'it came to is stop. Many
to there". thinking to find the re-
mains of: what had vheen struck. but it
fives the “énginoer and n few others
Who made the ghastly discovery at the
Trent oi the engine
.Hedmun was wedged in the drlier' 5
seat by the steering w..heel and the
robobilltles are that he never knew
“what struck him. sustaining a fractur-
od shall at the first blow of the terri-
‘hle onslaught. ~
; “ {identity Hedman was released from
his position and placed in the baggage
while he continued to the warehouse
of the Holmes. Keeler ‘1 Kent Conn
pony. on an errand for his first. it is
understood that the lad was not well.‘
acquainted with the streets of Nor-
walk, and that he mistook Catherine
street for Cross street on which lst~
ter the warehouse is located.
The terrific crash which accompanu
led the accident. was heard in the can
ter of the city and crowds oi afternoon
shoppers deported at once for the
scene 01 the crash. Thus it was that
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Semi-Annual
Clearance Sale
Our Mid-Winter Sale will continue through this week.
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Our Specialty for Thursday
noses GOODS n'r SALE emcee.
Every. piece of Dunn Goods MARKED down for this '
e. .
Broadcloths, 45c. Value 59:. .
Short Lengths. 35c. Value 50:.
Serges. 65¢; Value 85c.
School Fields. 151:. Value 25c.
Bargains in all Departments as previously advertised.
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Bi Washhtsion Street. . "ram 441.
‘ Wright .11»: Green Trading Stumps ' '
are hurried calls were 2., .
e.u‘h'yulolnue and. later tor 'Med— ,L.
‘cxlinder'e- being cracked and broken; ,
beyond all further use and broken 1
in the city center to do some shopping ;
j the hlutus wit;
I II young man. Who!
’f there are no eye- witnesses tolled to
’ .‘I preaching. Probably! the noise 01' his
. coming at this cranial.
-irom
‘Church. in Van Zant street, autumn)"
- will follow in the RlVai'sldo Cemetery.
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‘ south Ameritn, his hang! Minds in
, . ' hind; entertainment and: s'numlser oi
";. filterent favors will he received it;
‘ the guests. m 11W will he made L
. to mine the erosion a: satire success
.‘ end to Ilse mt Wei 11 good send.
* oil
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to gutter-7:21 it 1 * g ,,
13st one forward wheel and neltli'c'
oi the rear wheels remained 01.1mm. - ,._ _ ,
Parts of the machine were scattered ‘:
tor this filth or a mile and the little
auto presented as clear an example
To! a total wreck as was ever seen in
Norwalk It will probably be lmpbsst
his to repair the car, because '0! the
expense entailed in this procedure The
engine was uracticaliy demolished. tiles
from their connections
The remains oi the little Ford were '
niaced upon Cutbill's express auto and. .
removed to Hartford‘s Garage in North _
Main street. under the supervision oi” ‘
Sayre M. Younxs
Medical Examiner Huntington gore
permission for the removal of the re
mains and Undertaker Basil K.if Mir
chell tool'r' charge of the body.
of deaths“ due to a fractured skull.
Unless relatives 0! the decayed de~
sire it, no autopsy will he per-romeo.
County Coroner John J Mn oi
Bridgeport was notified «M the acci-
dent hy1 Examiner {Huntington yester-
day afternoon and he will arrive here
on the 2: 50 train this aitemooo tocou-
duct the lnquesi. The indolent will he
held in the Town Court room. at 3:16
o'clock. when witnesse's and those in
any way connected with the accident.
will he heard relative to the details.
No torecast or what trend the deci-
sion of the coroner will take can he
made as yet. although it is likely that
1.001.113)“ the
”firs thought. thatch
prevented him from hearing the
signal «bell which some of trains on-
The funeral services will he held
the Swedish Congregational
afternoon. 8&3 ('0le M. Xl'. Valli?
strum will oflolate and the interment
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FAAEWBLL PAITV T0 MOP.
anion. +141: “smote.
‘lionoring Prof. John B. Rheum.
who will soon down on a trip to
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the Bridgeport oluh. of which hosts a.
member. will tender hint a farewell
party in the oiuh rooms tonight
Dancing will 1111111th in from 11:30
o’clock until tiniflt. It whilst: time
a. lunch will be sounds . "
Extensive pinpointidue have been
' * made. under 1!» direction of W. 11. .
Vehicles. who is in some oi the cue-
mi. 0W1 11 well 1111111111 initiate
his connection with the nihilism and
(loam: mommy.
Examiner Huntington gone tha- cause :
and his Mullins ‘
, suongthe 111m: at the our.
, moi-1o inane hill hi! entirety one
‘ pi slows. the out not only no
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WILLIAM G M'A900.
The noted tunnel builder and lawyer
was a 1191111er factor in the .Wii
son 11th in shot he was one
ottheiintmeaiosuooortWoodrow
Wilson for the presidency of the
United States. and it is honored tint
he will be oromiuently identified with
thenew administration. "
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asnuome‘ TO as nausea or
wmou cum“. :
William G. Mention. of ”‘1. York. ;
That in. handsome 31's in the a»; '3
cabinet 3s considered almost certain. -
"TEXAN “AT BE ATTORNEY GEN- ».
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(Capyrlaht by Harris and String.)
. Representive Robert L. liehz‘l’. oi
Tease. is considered a. strong; cnndm‘ute
{or the attorney. generalshlp in the
Wilson cabinet. Senators Hoke Smith,
O‘Gorman snd'Gcre are sold to he
advocates o! Revresontatlvc ileurys
candidacy .
_ HEALTH WARMING.
Make every short. to avoid having
demo uhlllod or. set last. Chilling
the feet results in contesting the in:
ternal cream. and inflammation or the
hldnexs and bladder, with rheumatic.
twins; and pain in back. generally
follow. Use Foley Kidney Pills The:
are the hell, medicine mode (or all die
ordert at the kidneys. ten bladder 11.
it (owns dim. ’Tonio ,
gulch-in results- 81111; by all dealers.
f ' ‘ ' ‘ so
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nutrients.
loll ”Whiihilflllo Couflefldm
without any assistance or .bad and. a '1 1
ellecta and that it contains no (rhinitis
. resolution. end for backache and
g rheumatism. y'i‘herde not contain hair.“ _
in action.
"1:11- 1111911: 1111111 on on the tones '
_ down in the mention lot inst AW?" , 3
“Hod he hittthh ground when an .
I. . : 'he Ardahan is _a Rug of fine and lustrous textmc.
mint): and rich in coloring The designs zirc all cup-
led from high class '0rie11tals.
List at Dimensions and Price Reductions.
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Size -, 2.3 .513 regular $2 so, at $210.1
Sine. 2.31;. 4.6,, $3 59. zit $2.75'
. Size A 6 .\f 6.6 $950, (it $7.50
”$22 (3.9 x 99 $22.50. at $17.00
.. -5149. f 9 x166 $30.00. at“ $23.50
9.56ch 911.32,; ‘” s$35.oo..;1t 1 $26.00
‘jSJze. 11.3 no}! $.15 00‘, "at $33.70
1'1" : f « Carpet ~“,.Sl0it‘ first flum‘.
humans and Sacques
" o£~Wam..Comfdrtahie Outing Flannel.
Changed prices on long Outing Flannel .Khnonos
= .and Home Robes. marked down because the 50.151111 is
late and the stock és heavy.
lximonos and Robes in gray. blue and 12111. sixes
, 34.. 313. 38; that have been $3.00 and $3.50, -
. $1.50 to close out. ‘
.- A group of fine Colored Outing Flannel Kimonos,
(ranging from Elli 75 to $2.00 and $2 L5. \‘t'i'\‘- nice quality.
Another smaller lot, pink blue and lawmlei
_. 38 and .30, were $3 50, . -
$2,89 to close out.
Colored Outingl lamiol Satellites. ntirnctiyc designs,
. all sizes at
sizes
a.
69c, 35c. 89c;'$r.oo and $1.25.
Second H0111: '
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Worsted Toboggans and Aviation Caps for wmncn.
misses and children. Prices 131:, 25c and 5°C.. which
represent linlfipricc. Second. flour.
. Silk and Wool Poplins. a large line of colors in the
exhibit, $1.110 a yard. . , _
' : ' ‘ ‘ _‘ .Dré‘ss Goods Section.
Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs. licmstltohed
scalloped lmrilers with dainty corners, very special.
500 values at 25c.
' 25c values at 13c.
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and
Get You RAZOR: 511101 By
PARCEL POST
With the. inauguration of the parcel post out oi town
subscribers within the first zone. which covers practically ev.
emitting within fifty miles of this office. will be enabled to
more this Soluble premium with five some additional (or
We matted of sixteen calm as before the establishment
Q-oi, Galvaluablc new of high costs.
hm...su {South Nowell: Sondheim: sent hun-
tired! of mm W the malls at the old postage rates.
011: subscribers this time will he sole to see the advantages j
and“ some oi the new arrangement of the Post Office D»
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