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, Stationery Stores
6’ South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Cloudy
tonight;
winds.
The southern
ietornr has moved inland during the
“ For Norwalk and vicinity;
tonight and Friday; cooler
moderate north to northeast
Weather conditions:
New .line. Its worth your uhilé to
look these over.
1100 Linen Writing
Paper
The best that can be had for the
money.
.DONNELLY’ S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
mil.) incl 1' SOUTH in}.‘?.‘l STREET.
last 24 hours and has decreased in in—
tensit. it is new central near Ashee‘.
yille, N. C. it is causing rain over the
southern districts. The front edge of
the ruin area extends as far north as
Baltimore. Md, An extended area of
high pressure over the Lake region is |
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fnorrow night.
84 80. Main St. 8o. Norwolk.
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hall in Washington street.
Follow the Crowd“
The Cranbury School house has
"been treated to a fresh coat of paint,
by Contractor D. B, Tinkler.
Star or 0011111111111 Circle, No. 253.
ICompanions of the Forest, will hold a
regular meeting this evening.
DANCING
Pavilion
Danoing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoonl.
SixPieces of Music
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Smith
Cleanser and
The 51111111 Norwalh Board of Elec-
trical Commissioners will hold a week
ly meeting tomorrow evening.
The regular meeting of the South
‘Norwnlk Fire Police will be held In
the old Put Hose house tonight.
~——lion‘t forget to attend Eagles'
dance at llorlon‘s, Friday night.
«Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Kulruer. of
this city, registered August 31st at. the
Casino. Sarlttogn Springs, New York.
Mrs. Nettle ilnrrur-k has returned to
71W home in Brooklyn, after spending
11 few days with leer sister. Mrs. liar-
nay Policy, of Monroe street.
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WE GIVE “S. &. H." GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
A Treat for the School Children
Free! Free!
A Very Useful
Eberhard Faber Pencil Set
ASK FOR THEM.
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Minn "" "3 ‘
bluntion Penildlden, Pen Pencil and
3 long Lead Pencils with Erasers.
To All Purchasers of 5°C worth at Tea, Caffee, BakingflPowder, Spices or
Extracts
The Great A&P Tea Company
"‘"TH NORWALK
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in good order.
tons Sold on easy payments.
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Also Unirersal Motor Trucks from 1 1-2
Luther M. Wright
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Mine Jeanne lldrruck and Miss line
(31111111. who are school teachers in
Brooklyn, basic rotrncd home. after a
visit. with the farmer‘s cousin, Minn
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The pointers on the electrical tow-
one in South and blast. Norwalka are
proceeding rapidly with their work
and the copper red point which so
strikingly 111111111111 the towers previous-
ly. 1111 being dropped to a somber
iblncli.
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chat-tau (indiml, of New (7!,nnann is
spending a part of his vacation in
South Norwalk.
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“my 1”th or “my in 353 and not itoutiuo lmalnosa was transacted at
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bring ‘1.“ and The sentinel “a Corps, No ill will hold nweeltly meet
mauMNiii be “m M for ”hm in; in the City Hall quarters tomor-
are “$11 snail. if you prom-lotion “’V’ mm“
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”mmm M'L WW home in Nora-elk, after spending the
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jest! u m intend and. m plow Harvard College.
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“an amount hmln not opposite tr. any to selected (which covers in
”£9“an [mm the factory, clinching, clerk
turns 11! the root at purities
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lrlninlon No 1 A 11 11., will hold its
regular inaction thin evening.
”hm
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today. , '
Mrs, S. J. ()‘lirlun. of Norwallt. in‘
spending the day in 11.111 York, with'
friends.
\iiaa Adeline Napby, of Norwalh in
spending the day in New York, with
friends.
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Frederick Louder. oi' Bnyvlewnvo»,
nae. spent yesterday in New “York on
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Spanish War Veterans will be held
this evening.
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will hold its 111111111 meeting (111111111131
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will hold its roll.
t‘ociuenod ilayrnakora'
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,ulur ducting this evening.
Mrs, llmrry Payne. of holders ave-1.
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Clifford Word has returned to bill
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«Mllon't forget to attend Emilee"
dance at ilorlon'a. Friday night
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monthly nicotine; tomorrow evening.
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William 0. McLean, of death Nor-
wallr, has returned from a visit at his
home in- Providence, R. «l.
Miss Jennie Iii Pulley. of Monroe
street. has returned to her work to
twist at Crofnt a Kit-1111’s. utter at
half day's vocation spout at Mon
Point 1111111 her friends, Mime Jesuits
Banach 31nd has ‘doitr'i.
1 Commission, wore
;other than the
Ttants present when the coroner's in-
' quiry hogan.
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j] to begin his hearing be found accom-
lmodations in 'his office so cramped
‘ ‘, Courtroom, in the county building. a
’ noses trooped over to that building
, where there was plenty of room for
rttlrem in the offices connected with the
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into the causes of the wreck tomor-
row, and C. C. Elwell, chief engineer
of the Connecticut Public Utilities
the only persons,
witnesses and the
state's attorney and necessary nestle?
A. B. Miller, engineer of the White.
Mountain Express, which crashed into
the Bar Harbor train, and liflagman
Charles 1H. Murray, of tbe'doomed cx-. ‘
press. the most important witnesses,
were among the first called. Both had
been locked 1111 since Tuesday night
without bail, chiefly for the reason, it’
is said, that the coroner wished to
make certain that neither talked a-
bout the case for publication until af-
ter.
The coroner, it. was understood, was
ready to accept boil for them as soon
as they had told tirerr stories.
i It has reported today that Viille‘. in
{the preliminary hearing at the offices
Hartford Railroad directly after the
wreck, had prored a recalcitrant wit-
ness. His sworn testimony as uell as
that of other ultrreses at this hearing,
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I’ltialrurg, are spending a'
_ i visiting friends and retail
l’walh.
Miss Catherine Brew, of 32 William
street, Dunbar-y, spent the week end
in South Norwalk
\irs. Harry “Cooke and son Earle, of
Plainileld, N. .i., have returned iromel
after visiting Mr. and Mrs, Ralph ‘19.:
Gregory, of Gibson Court.
The regular meeting of the Norwnlk ‘,
Aerie, No.1188, i". 0 E., was held last} Mrs, Emma Knapp.
evening and the report of the Junior street 11er 11.1111
Past Worthy President, William H. shock is graduallyl praying
Pou ell on the convention held in Bah; "
timore, “as read and notcpted. The; Miss Mildred Dyckman, sisal
order received four applications for. __City Tax Collector William S
membership. The committee on the , is enjoying her annual vacation
City Clerk delta .1 Cuneo,o ,
\‘mwnih, is H
"Bridgeport on business;
was still guarded today by the rail-
irond oifocials and the coroner,
{for-met" with the explanation that de-
1 i'erence to the county authorities alone e,
i'prex ented thorn from making the tee
timony public.
i, E. A. Robertson, ”111131111111 oi the
:White Mountain; L H Fouler, con-
1 doctor of the Bar Harbor, and a score
or more of surV'ivors of the wreck
!were among other witnesses
Esubpoena for the formal inquest.
, 1011's oil’icittls.
The condition of five of the injured”
fwho were last hovering between life‘
'and death, was described by hospital,
' surgeons at still critical. \ll but two
1 of the bodies of those killed have been
stripped to their homes.
Commissioner \lcChord of the in-
terslnte (‘nmmcrw immunizat-
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tilted by that, 11ml}: in 1:11:11. .-
ocnd: here tonight. inspector lici 1.3.1
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lrhar ire decided to go to the Superior
block away. This was done. The wit»
courtroom of the criminal side of the
Superior Court.
'Iiir. Mix's oflces are quite small, lo-
cated on the second floor of a bridge
in a prominent corner. Had he deal?
ed privacy he could not have had it
there.
During the forenoon E. C. Terry, an
attorney who has been many times
employed by railroad organizations to
"defend members in court proceedings
and who served as legislative agent at
the; '
under ,
to-II
" gather with a number of the New Pia-1
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dance which is to be held in the Dor-l
ions house tomorrow evening, reporti hire, S. W, Hoyt, .11; and M
p1ogress and that all arrangements E Hoyt, ot' Soirth Norwalk,
were made. tertlay in New York cliyon'b
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the Capitol during two sessions of the
General Assembly was engaged by the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
to look after the interests of Engineer
Miller during the coroner's probe Mr.
Terry stated that he Would endeavor;
1to take steps which would permit lJn
:glneer Miller to be represented by
‘counael during the coroner's bequest.
He did not state what process he
would resort to. Many times in the
pal-1t lawyers who have represented
persons whose criminal acts have
been under scrutiny by the coroner
have tried all aorta of ways to not lu~
to the inquest to look after their
clients’ interests, but none 1.111111111111111.
t‘oroncr Mix was naked just before
he opened bia prolm‘lf he would per~
mil contract for Ermine-11‘ hilllcr
attend and he replied;
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WAHIHNGTON. Hopi.
uionor Mchord. of the interstate (loin-
merce Commission. loft today for New
ilieven. Conn. to conduct. personally
the inquiry in the Wnliiunfordyreck.
The commluaion'a inventlgauon
begin tomorrow morning.
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inwrenco Howard, adctmd mate of
of Mr. and hire. iiracltom of Norwalk
for 11ch days.
Mark and Marjorie, children of At»
torney and Mrs. Nehemiah Caution, of
Bayview avenue. are visiting relatives
in Waterbury.
Elmer- 13111111111111, or Morwln street.
witnessed the Wellington: meek 11
glean dine after it distorted. and de
scribes the (scene girlie elwly.
in I}
"Counsel will 3
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the. steamer “locoldenlc.” in the guest ..
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GARAGE
have your cylinders cleaned by the oxygen decarbouizerr
the Worlt as well as you could do it by taking down 11111111111111.
used by all the leading manufacturers of automobiles. We do;
11:11 11.25 a cylinder. '
Storage, Supplies, Renting and Repairing.
Agency for Stanley and Rambler Care.
We have several bargains in secondhand can.
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“The Meyer See oi 1111 Meyer Car,
The Meyer Want to Ohio 011
Four and nix Cylinder Models in.
Catalogues or demonstrations oni , ,
Automobiles to rent by the hour»?
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