neutralise or
yams moons
”EPA L. Golden. oilmhlistrntriy
ivith the will annexed. of the
ceased, Publisher.
«TUESDAY, IliAECI-I 15,1913
Wehenlseflopy $5 ”can
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HightideS: 12a. m.;8_:45p. In
W rises 5 .58; sets 6:03.
SOQIETY‘NOTICES
msomc omeorosv.
3,5 A Stated Communlcatlon of Old
5"wou Lodge, No. we F. and A. M., will
i‘lle held At It: rooms, March 18th,
51913, at 8 o'clock p. m. Work, E. A.
Degree. All Master Masons cordially
innd fraternally Invited.
' $5.1. Fraternnlly yours,
5 ROBERT M. WILcox, Sec'y.
IOUTH NORWALK 80M“) OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Qandee
VIoo-Presldent—é-Gharles J. Pldoeon
5 'anw—ank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett
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‘ 1388 -—Branch Office. Norwalk.
890 —-Edltor's Residence
estate of James Golden, do. 5
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Willi!
Pr’fim. 50,, of E.
5.5.4! on“
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am” a". 35.5mm
M, Maison—r"! (flhanowo
do fll “RM” m in all that
Milo 3. W’ a
My bank
» licked. I hid no a,"
patios and was so
nervous! owl/(loot sheep, then Iwould
benefited mornilmtlultl confiscarcely
get around. It seemed almost impossi-
biota move ordps hit. of work and!
thought I never would be any better un-
til I submitted to an operation. I com-
menced taking Lydia E. Pinkham’ sVoi-
etlllsle Compound and soon felt like 0
new woman. I had no pains, slept. well,
had good appetite and was fat and
could do almost all my own work for s
fpmi of four. I shall always feel
that owe my good health to your mod~
llama ”—Mrs. HAYWARD Sownns, Cary,
ame.
If you are ill do not drug along until
anoperation is necessary, but at nope
i
.sout. will; 19 the Mt that his book
. kosher was sick and he land to be in
, the store.
film“ by l 8 «£11.55.» mm.
some a! no money
on” “and? they all sold It was.
‘strai h u at :-
. 3 “n l’ 5 has mom a written palm to no
poured mayday gel- 511 order tor the
re location or poles on Weston". ova-
l ' sonnets Inn sens
BE Tlllllldlllll
(unburned has! him rm 2
'. .3”... l . .
read the minutes all tho last meeting,
which were accepted, 5n, with or the
cannon Those ptesanll wer‘e‘Counell
men Rewind, numb“! flihandler, Milne
and Cahlll. Mr. Thollllpson was no
4 WWW mill llul nonrandom
Company woe propentad to the meal»
ins tor the 138-an pl: the poles In
WWWI; “and. woe W and ex-
.g’Now mood
Telephone Cools-or. linked the mayor
and council 1! it was limo-due and
Whereas, The Commotion; tampon},
one. as shown on n this malnour-
lnE aaldpstlaom hawthorn!”
. OrdareMl‘llat sold .cpnnoelloutlflom-
pony relocate its polos on Weslport
avenue, at. the phonon; lsdlonted on
It certain map filed with said petition,
which map is entitled: “Elle Qfimh—
out (70.. New Haven. Chum honest
and proposed location of onion. Joint
line—~Westport avenue: 'orwalh, Conn;
Olllce .Sunerlntelldent‘o "Electric Dis-
trict. . ' ole i-ZO It."
Fran P. Webster brought before
the council a petition asking permls-
slon to erect a hulldlnli In Blast Rocha
road. IOn vote the right was granted.
take Lydia E. Pinkham' s Vegetable
Compound.
[1‘ you have the slightest doubt
fllflt- Lydia E. Pinkham' s Vegeta-
ble Compound will help i on, \\ vi to
to Lydiu E.Plnklmm Mciliclnet‘ o.
(confidential) Lynn.l\lass., for ad-
vice. Your letter will he opened, .
road and answered by a. woman,.
and held in strict confidence.
‘ 572955—0in Edhor’ 3 Residence 5%
PATIENCE.
4... ’ .
lllllll lllll lllllllllllsw
lust onle, If never more must we
l
congratulate the people of The Nor
walks upon thoII pnllonce III eudnring‘
the condition of the east side of West
l oveuue during the \\ Intel Try as that
would the (ill and lCoutlactm McEI- l
193' wele unable to complete the worn
begun on Ille puvenlellt. 'lhe result:
film. 'Usels of automobiles and an
gather convorunces including tlolleys
i5were put to greatrlnromenlence but
5 weathered them; ulnlost without u pro
ritual.
5"; This incl has been most planning to
both theistrooi depulllumrt nud con-
tractols. ’l‘IIIy did their lo\ el lbesl and
no I'nele could be expected of them
5 The work bus been commenced and
ops-Ill‘lbe brought to o conclusion with
$9.511, possible espedldoln When it shall
have been completed The Norwalks
drill boost of as pretty ustrolchlof mad
and as beautiful u residential Illghwuy
5 5 no can be found In the Nutmeg Stale.
46
“-udVe are ull proud of West nvpnuc u5
' the bust ls none too good for It i ‘5
, ‘; ”fliwvfl‘v%-4rw .w,“
. ORDER OF B’NAI B’RITH SESSION.
WASHINGTON, ‘Murcll 111w Elabor-
ate arrangements have been mode fax
the convention of the independent 01'-
der of ll'nul B’rIlh. beginulug Murcll
:10, the program for whlch was com»
pleted today. <l‘reslllont Wlluon wIlI
resolve the delegates, who will come
l'rom Maryland, VII‘qulu. North and
80th (lIlI-ollun, (loorlrla (“ill the ills-
Ltrlcl of Columbia, at the White disuse
.‘ou Mimduy, March 81. at at least three
nnbluol omcors have promised to nd~
dress them at their bunquot on that
ovoulng. The cabinet members thus
for pledged nre Escroturloe warren,
liedllold and Wilson.
Among lllo Important matters to
come bonus the convention Is the: pro
nodal to pension widows rwlth depend
out children. Julius Manor-5d, of
hlengo. has proposed that each .ohlld
the Allunlo (lo. mobile Home.
.5,-
e cmnontlon, It Is under-mod. will
form Into all the Jewish orphanages
ugh the Wm 01' the emulsion
w
nLuMsens penny romeo. 5
he needs: of the plum to as
5h§meln New (law y
‘ clerk from
some means or carrying auoh o5
ll ll] MESSAGE
Free Transportation Bill
HAR'PFOIRD, March 18.-—-'l'he Gen-
eral Agsembl} today began a wry
..was s mudllole of the worst deacrlp- busy week probably one or thnlbuslest presented rushing permission to erect
which will be seen this session.
The flag5pn the Cnplt noon
at half niofi (up of. nespoc loylorngr
Conunmller Md, .5350 a
refill.
Members of the both brooches were
expectant of A vote means“ from Gel-
ernor Baldwin on the tree transporfp-
tlen blll for legislators. The bill hop}.
,had not marked the englesslns
the printer and It won
thought that Ii dellrered durlny the
day it would not be In the governor‘s
hnnd until alter both brunt-hos hull
udjourned.
'l‘ho caucus e! the Democrat Sona-
tnrs to discuss the governors admin
istrulion of .Mr Corbin Ior another
term as state to: conlnllssloner har
ll‘fi been expected prior to the senate son.
slob. but Senator Powell, who has
been instrumental III busing s caucus
called, said that the Impression was
erroneous that the caucus was to she
held Ill once Jlie thought lho matter
Inluhl he (slum up later In the day or
lo-mmr'hu, when II would be cOureu
Ioul lor all the Democratic senators to
ho ineseul ' The train schedules on
uully delay the nlrlsnls of mill“ hen
quIu until u few minutes below the
session opens. *5
women were In the galleria. or both
chambers to listen to debates and
many of them were In the corridors
greetlnn urnuolntenoes omen: the log-
laIanra. The woolen oaths from all
ports of the slots to take part In the
hearing on the woman animus 'blll
Groups or worklnxmen were on hand
interested in hllls which would
chungn Iowa relutlug to boycottlny
Mill IntImhlulIon. In the regulation or
lrlldo unless and trade disputes, Il-
monuments to the wage laws, pretrial '
lug double pay for Sunday lsbor non
"tor one day‘s rest lnoovon ortlnh #1119
World «mom; many before the commits.
tea on the llldlclary’ and labor. 5
Norman sent up a body of eltlaons
to he heard on proposed amendments
to any 52...... one Multan than as” W I
our and town.
.Bsiors the committee on claims
to speak In later of a plan to hornets
of the council It was so granted.
ling
E poratlon counsel to see If It had been
Legislators Are lnleres'h d in lh Ii
,also, Is to report next meeting.
terest n lwosstory dlhllilng house on
‘n dwelling house In llsancs street
l5 he reported on at the next meeting.
'0. 8. Senator nelson was «mod m as 11 gunned
Flank P Webster oliited that II new
or be run further up Elusl Rocks road
and this matter was rotor-red to the
sewer committee to report next meet-
lug.
Lamond C. Belts in a petition asked
permission to build a. porous. 0n vote
George Mitchell and. others petition-
ed for a sewer to no run through
Ecllpes avenue. This mutter was re-
ferred to the sewer o5ulmltloe lg In-
vestigstien and to 1'3 tnext meet
it was nine let 6 to the cor
accepted by the city as n street and he,
5l Joseph Cordino asked permission [0‘
Eclipse avenue. The council on vote
granted the permislou .
A petition of James W. O‘ Brien was,
It
was granted by Vote' of the council
A petition from Felix (‘Itntle ashlny
permission prom the council to make!
so addition was stile to slam Israel II
was [assented and permission was
Lrsnled ' l " i ' i
The petltlon or .lenuie E. McMIdlen;
tor a sewer In .lolncohp menus was W5}
ferred to newer committee for lures—i
tlgatlou and to report to the next
meeting
A petltlon for a Ilfillll In Hill avenue
has referred to the light oommlttoeto
a:
l
i The petition of Album A. Bell: alldl
otllels. for height oh Cannon street, I
was rsierred lo the light committee
for investigation will to be repor mod-
on at the next meeting of the council.
“The potlllon of Samuel Lyons and
others asking the mayor to call u .clts
meeting to consider llhe matter of I11
vlslou was read mu. on motion, Ill
was voted b3 the” council that the
mayor Edward J. Wldllm‘flll. call the:
clty meeting at alwh n time so he sees5
lit.
The bllls of the selrornl department ll
were rend and ordered paid on vote of
the council.
On motion It won voted that the (I-
l
l
l
row on the credit oil the (shy, 32.0%
and give a note {or the mount
John lune spells of the sewers and
than when the nounbll was “lulu to
out In A newer when the people were
in the city limits loll bud tho right to,
and: {or one It was. rohwod beenulo
the sewer department Md not «polish
money and the pulpit» blamed the
oounell W o! the board or senor
moment tor not rising oomph motley
to hull! the moral with. '
On'mollon It was slated to We Wil-
um}. WM. teliloomu olty sud
noer during the Illnbss of Charles 11‘.
Wood. the permanent engineer.
OoWflahllli: elulrmen of on
show maul moms pm-
me on the madam avert.
the M
ones that M W moo m
lam ml rem, rumour m
In Ibo Futile
M W
t
WM
llwcldenl, end was In attendance until
I
1“” “19 llrsl ““9 W" W“ mum nanos- oommhtoebeilmpowerod tuber ,esuoo or his uusul was eryslpolus.
lug uld surly on. um day of neurone!
lllllll llllllil
llrm locum
If Constipated. Blllous, Hooch.
Itchy. Smooch Sour, Get a ‘
to cost Benet Can. ~ 5
carats. ‘5
5. You men and women who can’t not 7
leellng rune-who have hesdacbo.;
.coated tongue, foul taste and mul'
breath, dlulness. can’t sleep. are ladl-
lous. nervous and upset. bothered
with a sick. sassy. disordered ammo
och. or have back-schema noel worn
out.
due you keeping your bowals clean ‘
with Casserole, or merely lorelng a
passageway every low em with 7
Gallo. authentic pllls or custom oil? '
This Is Important. 2
Casserole world while you sleep;
elm and resolute the stomach
“more the sour. undlseotod and tar-
meeting food and foul gases; tube the '
excess dill-52mm «the liver Md carry
but of the system all the constipated
waste matter and polson in the Inter
tines and bowels
A Cancel-at tonight wIll stlnlghten
you out by morning—vs 10~eent box
from any drug store will keep your
stomach. swaet; Ilver and bowels reg-
ular and head clear for months. Don't
forget the children' They love Can.
sood~never gripe or slehen.
‘csluiiruns' u nun
FIlII IIIIsIIIIeIIrIII
(Continued from First Page.)
”——
Judge Diiwng asked Is Assistant
ProsecutingsAttorney Huxiord or his
Honor had any objection Io Attorney
Joseph R. Swan. who practices In New
York. noting In the cube for Sonne-
waId. 'lhere wanna objection. .ludge
1.00le cod» appeared for. Graullch
Clayton Purdy was the first witness
called. His his“ was a repetition of
tllll before the Coroner as to the find
lug of May‘s body and the auto tire
In the road on West Main street. near
Virgil street anleest avenue.
Mr. Purdy, the next witness called
told his story. which also corroborat
ed that told the coroner ‘
. DI”. sherrlll Describe. Injury.
Mod llul lellllner SheIrIll (lost some
light upon the culct cause or Mil)" s
death, as well on telling In detail the
eonnt of th s Injl?s pa 5~dlscos
elod alter ks: curb. .The Advocate
stated” mule or he ones that May’s
lller bud been punclmed and ills kid
new Ilffecled. dhd lllol several ribs
sore broken. This was corroborated
Isod uy 'l‘ho Immediate cause at Mu)” s
death uocordlng to Dr Bllorrlll, Ives
(rislbelns. onusilll by a scalp wound
The Injuries subsequently discovered
upon the body were lractures of the
inurth filth, sixth, seventh.
111d ninth rlhsk‘t sound In thii, liver
on the rlgbt kidney. we kiddo} use.
broken about one Inch in length. on
the lumen nlnl Inner side The lb. or
wau.cut on the light side about 3
Inches by 2% inches Dr Shem"
ss‘ld llle scalp wound was surely
caused by contact with some hard for-
eign object. He sold there was u
uound on the scalp which extended
from behlnu the right our to a spot
user the rlght em n somlrlrele and
the flap of girls fell over his rIulu ear.
Dr. Plernon'a Tsfllmony.
Ilr Pierson wile the next withers.
lle nttondcd Muy on the night of the
ill. time of his death. lio sold the
utilised by u scalp wound May riled,
158. when he uh brought to the hos-
pltul on tho 21th. he was pulseless,
uncousclous. our! bed II had wound til
the soulp, thch left n non of skin
llsnslns over the right car He only
partially regained consolation!» lo
,lllo time o! ills death. He laid flat
he discovered them» ribs broken at
life time bolero his death and after;
weird» the other Injuries weril" donned;
ml. lie (orrohorsled Dr. fillerflll‘s
tmlmou: no In In. other lotto-lined
:15; to how they might have been onus
Judge lMlleod naked 9r. Pierson
It be was sure It 51ml lisp w “ill Isl»
rIlsrr la uuu has! also. no Pierson
out he will In“. mom said he
thought Dr. Shots-Ill had all We
1!. milks about I!“ he Wt
as: Dr. ms no be m on
til; 16th. The moulds show not he
carets because they taste good—do
Spring 1913 Fashion News
S H 0 W D A Y S
All tlus Week of Fashion 8 Decree
for Spring 1913
Millinery, Sluts, Dresses and Coats
We extend a cordial invitation to all to
Irevlew our magnificent showing of
. 5 American. andlmported Hats, .
A World of ideas in Suits, Dresses."
Coats and Blouses, in many exclusive
and .‘ original models. emphasizing the
coiréét models for Spring 1913.
“NORWALK'S BUSY CORNER"
Englneer Nash Shows Diallnm.
TAFT.
prove contributory nlgllgence.
—-————
question? I think It Is Irrelevant. "
no harm gt trying to find out whether
on “9!- the anon was sober when hit
question. on moss examination. Judge
elxllth 5
men)“ and crogpexsulmulon on this
immmpmony said
"There can be no contributory Paul Nash gave tostlnmny as to the
negligence In a crimlnul trial," sold width of the street, the distances be- Serene he came, serene he goes bio
Judge Lockwood. tween lights on me street nodule, "W5
"That‘s what Lady." was the aml- number of llzlllfl- T118 39‘“ ”We‘ll Adrien-lily spirit, without thought at
war. "Then why do you ask this out to him where the body lay one} gulls
429 feet from West avenue. There5 Judlclnl always. geniai 35 the day.
were two incandescent lights between” Insemmeflw. mm his mfle'
the corner nnd stile :budy and one to;
"the east of the body, he 35,” Th} Another comes another takes lib
road isi 35 lost from the northerly “Ml"
roll or the northerly trolley truck to ,"I‘he bannered hosts exalt 9119“”?
Breath smelled of Liquor.
Judge bucluvood said he tollld see
, .
by a machine and gold that he bellow
ed the Supreme Court or the state the inside of the south side or the‘ mm“
gave him the “Slit m mm any such street at this polnt \lr - 'asb had. a. Still genlslly he shifts his load of
ludge Inchwood madé care.
map in court.
many objections to the Introduction}
of this esidence, declarlrg that It one]
0““ “93”“ and “at“ “1‘0“ W319? The strife is o‘er. the strife he would
some one also had told him. Judy-'5 have spurned.
Young overruled all of his objections.
And, smiling. seeks the old
whence he came.
Young admitted the question. life
Dr. Pierson testified that
breath smelled of liquor.
"Wag his clothes saturated wIIlI
May's
l
Whisks)?" asked Judge lDCkWDOd- How soon rel-gotten and! how soon'
"i did not see his clothes; be wow i 1108906 my
undressed when l hrrivod,‘ use thrl “RATES "035 OUT “50 59* The record's written and the page is
reply turned. '
Reorder: Tells About Time. Kelly C”'°'""‘” 8“ ”Wick" 033’ lie yields the pen with-out regret or
Moor “Gordon was next culled. by lmponant PW?“ th . i sigh.
and (“Olllldemhlt’ interest ““99 “"9”“ “0T SPMNGS' Ark" March‘flll. Tho Mlnsv change Iho l’uvuslnfl
by both prisoners In his story. Mr. Kelly. on 'lrlshnlan, belted or lost one. twlslsotllme, I ‘
Reunion is a special officer. and (ll‘OVe delivered by Dutch Leonard in $310 Wrancbod his calm vision but a
the ambulance to the nestle oi the center add too small 11%
eater thm Mos In.
mm“ 'Wbcll mitith tins tory uhom the ill‘lh inning stroller-dupe some Consistently m, moved not 500,, 0,
his missing unto tlirrpfillgl had been between the Rod flux ml the Pirates. .5 late
on hand before the unlhulauru lefl the first one of their nine Isms unr He kept 5,5,, “55. lhmunb M5,."
the Disco, sonnets-aid leaned forward . led. and will '5‘“ “99 ON“ reason “ml troubled sell.
Notional Lemlm defeated the drum ,
pious troll. Jokosudrl and tlhnrlos5 He may have erred he may hum
Wagner. two 'l‘aeutullu. worse! thomly missed his way,
and drunk in all oi the dllell toad
point edgcrly. The counsel spent
some time class queulloulng on the
tune mutter, but the special omcsr'o
mlosluy regulars One mm do l-‘Irlo tossed hlm. mum stormy soon
lirerod. He was Hum Wm". whose to romp.
testlmony Will not shaken. All or the fieldllut molmrly the future of the’ But still he mules, and for the).
articles thch required Ideutlllcullon Ammo The Plains peered their tour smile today
we". Identified by llnurrlonmthe now was on (our hItII Boston's lone twnl We greet him on o W0 'le rldh'
cred shoe, or tire, and Slay n overcoat We on W van ml? “to W} boon".
.mflunlnuul Whirl the PM“: «W C. Hellfire”. in New York
‘ Mn.
and but. ldr flosrdou spoke of and
Yamaha 7 to ll. at Melanie rm
lug II. box of matches um! n hurl oi II,
bottle. which he sold luv to the west
of the body.
Ollluer Eagle corroborated “Reno
dou‘s tesllmony, except in round to
the member which he sold were .to
the out of the body 'He said that
ovmthlny round there was at the
out of up body. The counsel work-
all about this point for some llmo and
bum Eagle stuck In his story that
everything will; to the out the holder
the mstohes. the hot. and um. '
When omen" mnlo concluded. a re
be!!! was token to B p. In.
One of uninteresting; shim which
We! sunny the meme. um. 55
mthetpusrmn was asked. .,
to moon I can. no m u over,
Moor Heroines mu nus the soot.
was the when: one. went down slum '
mummh slants-sly on.
To Be Sold
During on Week of March ml. ' ‘
A 628 Fine
Domestic Rugs
stir, Schmidt: Wilton Valve“, 6' Willem
so W mm, Mom m Wises;
Site 9 1' 2 fat
$1750 $2350, l93500
..
has the one went hr any. outlier
Mam. sailed to on M 1mm
anemone. N that tho nah tor use
“Wumdfllflm
“53" $25. .3357. 50 6' $50. Q0
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