‘ . where you can get your ' Examined and Glasses BB . ' «1 Norwalkvconn. watch this space and request , J. tire honest weiIbt ' .l m the highest price for ' - 111111111 \ WA$H wArcHMAKIs "detector and Until: N . F. I. BULEIIIIA’ Iiill PIIlTV iii IiiTll SIMS"- When, on Sunday, Frederick B..Cole— man, or High street, south Norwaik. accompanied by his wife. his daughter. Miss irene Coleman, Archie F. Benson and two others of the Coleman ism- ily, was rounding the sharp'turn be 'tween Cannon “Station and Wilton. , which is the approdoh to 1 ' ”bridge‘over the railroad at a point. 111311 he in someway lost con l of his new 1913 Buick touring car, and crash- ed into the fence protecting the steep. bank. The auto lodged against a post; and was thus prevented from taking the pl'unge which must have meant death or serious injury to the members of the parii‘. " The curve is a very dangerous and sharp one. and only those unfamiliar with the highway attempt to take it at any but a greatly reduced rate of; speed. It is said that Mr. Coleman; Was going a little too last to round the corner nicely and overrun: into the‘ um "I ‘howh’by the bonds or the fence .The car was not damaged to any ex- . tent, nor was any member of the party hurt. but all were grateful to the post ‘ which probably suited their lives. 1 W 15 T. F. sown A’fl'INDCMEETING. ' Grahd SuliJChie'l Ranger Thomas 13‘. new, or Norwalk, attended a meeting of the executive committee. of the Grand Court. Foresters of America, or Connecticut. s1, Derby yesterday. All members. were present: Committees with terms of two years were appoint. sd. There will be an active member. ship campaign waged this year. Other future plans were discussed at the g, meeting. CUES ‘WNJN-LAW. Amandus Bach brought suit (or $5. 000 damages from AlbertTMJohlmsn, his son-in-lsw, and Herman Quittuer. ln'a property dispute case. 'The actiony is before the Superioi- Court in Eridan- port today. .8: K Nicholson, of then tired two ohota into her own body support during her term at once. Mrs. Muriel Chow W" “W“? ‘0 9° Bridgeport. represents the plaintiff while Keogh 8: Condos are caring for 1 ‘ the interests of the defendant ‘ use. vouua‘s enrairmnc. Mrs. Olin‘a. Ybun‘ss, oi Livinzston street, entertained three tables oi '. card. It her home yesterday titan j noon. Prison for each player were re» '2 served: ._ » m in m «vacuum. 11 :: ' yum our output 611 m (1 Runs has relished 3 Wrmonth.» sole 1.11m,» .. spoil“ at it. beeper mm 1111 poislhl‘c Ind v tio‘n lnsuresgio you the f' lutY’ ‘ . limmd 1111 you our, I uI 9 was? solved ”“9.” reireshmsuln were ”from. the III? 11.39””! , " j New England Grocery Co- . . first hour‘s-demon.“ Union Pacific 0. . Moore had 11‘ wire and three ohiidrehi gil‘ndcy murmur; It the Colonial held in the Library Auditorium , Watch for WIsln Counter. . . Evcry day something good and 72 N6. Main at. Tel. 188. 5 . 'lhe treasurer redonedvthe receipts . ‘ for the your. $857.75; . , _ ’_ m‘ _ “ 3249 3Q; lesvlns a balance 0: I108 ‘45 ‘ """ in the Leanne's treasury“~ w 4' Prepare for gihe Hot son. order Your Awnings was most a titylnc‘. " .ey.,We also. do all ‘ ' kinds of UPHOI: ,STERING sud Fur- .. niture Repairing, Mattresses Renovat- tel 61.128. ' Much o! the time oiitho- committee on schools had been devoted to the .to order. Our work ‘ ' is guaranteed. Esti- mates cheerfully giv- en. . tee: beside this each school had been in regard to sanitation. :0! pupils and teachers. Steps are now lelng taken to remmyl existing. evils. 45 N°"“‘ Main 3" During the year 12, 8001 various visit‘ Phone 3364. Chronology 1912-1213. WAil SIREN ill iflllAi i’°'.‘: at South Norwalk. Congregational Chu roll. . WALL STREET 10: 10 a‘. m.——Prlcesi ‘showed a declining tendenby at the opening of today is stock market, with 1 especial weapon in such leadersqae the Himm’a‘nl. Canadian Padillc and great Northern J’td. Flight); weak-' .wath. El. Church. October zit-«Vesper service at South Ndrwalk Congregational Church. 1Dctober 27—-—*Alhiiation with State (Fed- oration oi Women 6 Clubs. , December lO—Ormsnicer; charities meeting at South Norwalk Congre. 8t. Louis and San "Francisco road. ‘ Trading was in light volume and with. 1, out any indication of public interestl olse, speaker . . December 1114111111: tea1st the 110111; l 0! Miss Kurd. January laéOrIaniIed shuttles meet: ing at South Norwslk Congregation- al Church. February ls—bocture by Dr. George WALL STREET... 11 a m.-~ ~Wllie and irregular fluctuations merited the Reading and Chadian P‘aciiic rallied. to point but when the latter reacted 2 points, the rest or the list assged frac- tlonIlly. ., 1‘ l n Pentecost in 111311 school Hail. ,. (IVE IFFIIII 11 “W m . inprii 10-Viotrole concert It the home I SIOUX FALLS, 8 D" May 27,4): i Misc Hurd. E L Moore. used 35. state voterinor-‘Mu e10 ANN 0mm, “Bk lo“ at moshing, ms ‘1‘“ and". kill- in her Innucl report“ the president ed by Mfl‘ M“ Allen, twenty “W paid tribute to the members.» wills iFebruIry 25-“On to Hartford.” . lMprch ass-hectare by Joeob Bile. in WT. n r idles Cunninthsm. April 11—41mm party at the home or ten instructor in the veterinary depart. MW al—Conimunlty ‘1“qu in “0" ment of the State Agricultural Col A CA" Hall. . . your. old or “emu” last nllht. '9 various committees, and tothe edition a boarding 3‘0““ here. Th“ mm“ of the League for their help Indloyai isud lies dying in a hospital. A quar- 'l‘ l. lRIymon‘d may“. as president at rel between the two hslt In hour he- the was in order to elevate her tore the tragedy led up to the choot- “me “a enema; 1b the work of the “"- improvement committee of WM Ill“ The woman lert a note whkh rend:1a chmmgm . 'f'l‘Ihs care or my remains, Toke The (allowing ofllcers were slootcdt are or us both.—~hiso." ‘ President-31!“ 111. 9 Keep The story of a secret love stair was revealed by quantities or correspom 18. Wood , dense round in the woman's room by; ammo viouPreIidentwtirs. Wu H the police‘ after the shootius. Dr. (Stowe. ‘ '1 ' WyomyH-Mill Gettlsr. . Treuurcr-wflu 0. N. Moitihhln. .11”. M. Edema cove I most in ~,1.r.‘.uno room- ot the tantrum hf ,th Ethic Federation. 9! Would“ living It erection. Mrs. Allah Ind .her itilliliil'd separated «mm months .333, . . 'A OHM-LINK". v mom. manner 11111111“ so who.“ Ilmlhtihn. is "queued town entertsihmcnt ohmndmi. elm“ ‘cbmmuuiosis with the. Lower Athletic .11,“ the lows fate would be It I“! Club monster It his suliui entire glenoo. retarding th propelled me which we hooked at few are an Ml 'l‘he non/l: inching of th Minoan?” June 1111. Woods. _ ' It loud Ill moments the ollowiui sudriissz 3;: Wsehlhh 93311 The Innual reports or secretary, treasurer. Chairman or committee on schools. chairman of membership corn- mince. and chairman 0t Rest Room ., Committee were read and approvodo ‘ expenditures, 4 The membership committee's report: ,. twenty (20) , names have been added to- the mom-l, her-ship list and .. any members re ‘ . a membership or 1257. satin and: e associate members. a to- ‘ ed Slip Covers made tire escape campaign; first. alone. then with the special tire escape commit- . I visited several times and: inspected cleanliness, :"I i11nd all things pertaining to the health 1 'ed the Rest room and enjoyed its com- - 26—- Mass meetingmlcall leagues - October Ill—Gong recital» at South Nor- ; ~ sshonu Church—JWilliam n. Nichr "rim VieoPresidcntr—«Mlcs Natural Harri? 11111; 111m Kirby Jonnlttm Idioms - 93‘me $2.95 . . Ice Cream Scoops. all sizes, 1 I "Need-lo My Father and Mother Dyed Before 1. Wed Born. 51; Cleanser and Dyer x ‘ 5:»‘A'e'3. . . . .'+ 24 Nerth Main s1,,'“i_‘ ' South Norwslk. - ,Jtcmtord, Greenwich and New Yerk City. ’ L514. 1 . . :l‘lA-élégl‘ “:- I'm, 3;} \o X. . ?‘o'."c‘?“lvl\l‘?l¢l?l, . [Milli Alli] milliliiilli. Sylvepter Scoricld. Sylvester‘Scoiield died yesterday sit the Soldiert' Home. He was '11. resh‘ dent 01 Wilton, and has 77 years E Fifth .’ old He served” in Comphny Regiment (1 v. 1 The (“norm will; he held Wednesday at 9 o'clock irom 7 Raymond and 8011’s nihrxue in Nor- wslk. Rev". Mr. Marks. of Wilton will officiate. and interment will be in Jules Hill Cemetery 2‘. 9 g» . 1 111111111 1111? 11111111 illustration from “it not) us.— their throne. The flower son: “ than rendered by all. 1 .. Greek. Polish and one dIncoa'w _ displayed in I very icnuotic we; Songs. were sang by the tiers! Greek ‘ and Polish will . .Owlng to the l postponement Misc slit to take her port, which ”I run (on: by all. The list number on the [It'd-““23 gram was the Nor-waste! $3.511? ,1 lines. and this who appr'ecil ‘1‘- no: the dance was finished all or the —_ dancers Jon: the Hillside school dosing and these were well received Those who tools part in the pron-Int were; . oi Green's Farina. May Quocn-wmsc .ioIcuhine DominiI .~, . 1 4 Quart $2.59 6 Quart ....,....... $3.25 7106“; ' A. . :Fifle‘ Ice Pick! tree-III 1°C 1‘ Point" Ice Chlppem I!~or.usccl¢.dln1°° Wire Dish Covers, set of 4, ago Many More‘ilousehcld Helps at Little Prices H Kneger & Co The Lending Outfitters in The Norwalks intending to go housekeeping should not ton to Call on ’ T'us Ind III what I wishful home we can lit up fdr‘a "little money Either for cash or on . ‘ . Foi- thiI week. we are offering special a two part a._»1:eSS'°'$8 98 Woud like to hone you Ice it. Kim—«Min NIrion storms. or wit-l . Mower Gordon-«Mirth Vera coop or; or New York; Mills Gaylord. or _ mgaustlns Gin rich Wadsworthfiflnry Bosttysud Post, otherwolk. .. ,1; 1 ' . 31111111111111: Amy‘ltosenthsl. Meier inor ”Williams. Fortreu Mont the Allen. hfldyeport; Der-5 111111111. mettle PM ”Hurst I r.“- ju' " W'I ," . rothyii IIIIJ _, new use tiIhor. Moi; .. New york: iiIlLi' oomph no! hint! ted” cl 7.
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