has EIGHTV 5 5
l 5 % Reduction
in Auto Insuranoc ~~
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/,
WK
"V‘ivick Hotel, is confined to his bed “IIII
‘lh‘old it colic sale tomorrow afternoon,
7 7.7. 12 iii i'i,
tine liuw was enjoyed by all pi'i'soiil.
by curry lug n
. PYRENE
Fir Extinguisher
‘flfll‘S vouched for Extinguishers by 7
Taler 8. Golden?
mum NORWALK TRUST co-X
. BUILDING.
TELEPHONE 1230. ‘
WWSHINGTON STREET.
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IllI'l lursen, pr'opiiotoi of the War-
sin utiiok of the grippc.
»_....—.
' ‘TIlto ludies‘bf Trinity Church will
lit Control Food (103s stoic.
Shut the New Your
ling 11 ii ioiilionc
v...» .........
rig'llil by order-
(ioui-t i'nrruk iIiI'lllIl Corps “us most
alto turkey suppor last night gii'cn iii
honor ..r lob ladies ol‘ the corps A
l’lio‘ Symphony Society will hold a
llileIlii: this droning \rilli \\‘illinln
M’i‘iinitz, High street, Norwnlli. Any-
one doririiig to become 11 niumlit‘r is
coi‘diali .' invited to do so,
't‘lii- ‘llt‘I‘IIIIg ot‘ Coil‘ux l'ini'iiiup-
mom, i (i. 0. 11‘. took place lust night.
The loll-tu- Illi‘Itl'tl the stair officers for
tho Ill'r‘l illntion to take plui‘c on .lunii-
airy "'HL itcl‘i'oslinicnts' were sei'vcd.
'Bil‘ri. leiclIi: Sels, ol' Mytli' street,
East Norwulli, was admitted to tho
'Norwulk hospital lust night and operu~
-tcd upon this morning by Dr, immor-
tici', il.§~ISI.9-d by lirs. West and Hig-
gins,
Suit for 5100 has been instiliilcii by
7(liill’oru i‘. Hayes against Ailoiuido N.
Sippiu'iy. both ol‘ Norwnlli, and tho
papers. .i'oro filled in the town clerk‘s
office this morning. Attachment. for
$2011 inc-i boon made upon land ownod
'Ii)’ the ilol‘onilunt. ’l’liii pIilIllIIII allow
[as that Iil‘ loaned the defendant $lii.lii'i.
'l‘lio triz-l will be bi-l‘i'i'c Jiiulii'i' .l. .l.
‘I.i\wciii-r on .lnniiuryjfi
Ilillli‘I'llz school for lltIYllIll‘l‘tI iiii; its
7uii-d .lii-uiiiiicrs will the opt-nod 'I‘Illll‘ri-
day iii ill‘l.'lllllllllllI duni'lng ipui'ilioii
oiipusll» lloyl's. by instructor S. l’iil~
lny, \uy porno“ that has i-i'iir Ill'i’Il
tonight “.1‘ M.'. Policy, or liolongoil to
the drill cini: (hiss in the old liud .‘ii'n‘n
illull ind lliiiuuii Qiiniloi Ulllli I‘llII
'iiill lii- iiinilltcil but ouluiili lh’ will bn
lilUliIII‘li) iieliiscd :ulinlltunic. No iid»
uiilnsion is iluiiuod, and tin (II-‘lfih'iln
lust l'iim h' to iilziill, All 1110 old {lino
lIillll'i.- :is \H'II us llio now ililllil'i'll
rhini'i-s will iic luiluhl, and pcopln
M'isliiuc. iii Ill‘fii‘lllli} pupils (inn sliii'i
'l‘iiiirszl. _i‘ lilllI Il‘iil‘ll (‘\‘i'Z‘yI_IlIlljl ’lli
oluii'iw i‘iir luilliiii il wry iiiuull. :1 iii
ilin iir-«l. lussoii, Ilil'
bring llii' iiiuui
qiiii'lnni. should not ho iiiinnliii. Iluuiic
iilnu .luiiiini'y I3,‘illt| i'lziznii-si will llii‘l‘i
I'i'i-rv ‘lliiiiliiy iiililonil iil' 'I‘Iilli'l‘llllt',
‘tlillil‘l'lACI-ZTTES PLAN NEW MOVE
\‘i‘\‘.-‘-'il.\'li'l'ii.\', .liill ii 'l'li
lii'iiisz
lion u'f Wilson, lliii pi'wui
iliwl 1‘» lo Ill‘ li'iIiI‘lI lli l‘l‘l'l‘IVII iii llli'
SWhili' Illillhi‘ .lnii. til 11 iivii'uuiiiui of
ii.'.:ili1
I ’i'i-sliiiinl
«wiiiiiiii‘ii unl‘li'nlw II) the HUD” '7
Rolled
Oats
Yellow
‘ Corn
7 lbs 3 lbs.
25c 10c
Kirkiuail’s ‘
I‘Ki‘dncy-
Beans
Soap , 2,1bs,
4c 3 cake 15c
Borax
Scotch Whole Peas,
Tel 371
East IndiaTea Co
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING sTAMPS.
2 pounds for 13c
125 sthington‘ Street
lWGedS, all sizes.
bouclos and zibclines, all sizes
Women s and Mls’s' $5 98 a.
$4 93- illack ‘liliie,i, gr'uy, brown
Women s and Misses‘ $2. 98
\Illthk sergos 11nd vpluiiis,
ors and sizes, $2.75.
.Greatly Reduced Prices.
January Clearance
AT MOLTASCH’S
Women' a $14. 98 and $15. 93 Suits at $9. 98~Newest styles pretty
1iiiiiturcs, lli'nlicd o1 plain skliis, all sizes, wonderful values.
WOans $19 98 and $21-98 Coaté at $1598 -— Mixtures and
Young W0men' a $11. 98 and $13.98 coats at‘$1o.49-Cliiuchillas.
Another lot of Young WOn‘len' a Coats, $5. 98.
Children's Dresses at Greatly Reduced Prices, 79:: up-Wonder-
fiii assoitinent of school dresses.
Women‘s $1. 00 Blouses, 19c«—Tullmod, soft collar
in plain white and fancy sliipes,‘ all sizes
Women's All Messallne and Silk Jersey Top Petticoatspall col-
Furs, Scarfs, Mufls and Sets while they last will be sold at
M. Moltasch & Son
120 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN STORE—210 Atlantic Street. Stamford.
iid $6.98 All Wool Serge Dresses
and garnet
and cuffs,
Separate Skirts, $1.98wlllue and
EDISON’S
COME IN ANY TIME
é 134136 Washington Street.
IF YOU HAVE NOT HEARD
PHONOGRAPH
YOU HAVE MISSED A MUSICAL TREAT. 7
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co
NEW DISK
AND HEAR A RECORD.
south Nor-walk.
Breakfast 25c. Dinner 85:.
Supper 250.
7 I
W ednesday Dinner
llouii Soup
Salmon Ciitici.
lioust lice!”
’ltoust luinili
lloilcd l’olntoos
lilniiliiiii ’l‘ui'nlp
'I‘uiiioi'n Pudding
ilonin-iuuilo Bread and l’los
Mansion House
C HASSI‘N Prop.
94 Wash. so, So. Nurwalk.
TELEPHONE 307.
865/2
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Trading Stamps
.‘l cans ’I'imlltllii'H ........ . .......
it pliizs. iioiiml ()ii'ii ............
‘l cum; loin .................. 250
i liiii.. nniul i ='iiiiuli\ Houli ....... 25c,
l‘vi it Hi: 1min lililll “Iiil film and
7 I IiIIli,
Royal Grocery
Grocers nod Fruitcrrrfl.
Tel. 120113.
lilil‘ IIlIl-ihllilll viol‘liiiiil iiiimi'li, ri'pi'H
Ml'lliliit: liio i'iiIIliIiH Ii'niIi-o
iminmi ii'n viiipliiyiiil. I‘luini for Ill"!
prnpmml Ii“"'[|lluil lil‘l' IlliIiliz llllllIl‘ I ,‘7
tho i'm ;'11 n iiniiril 1 Mon iii ilin Notion l
iii \\'iii- 1“ in sodium 1 ion IllIIllll. willii
lituiil-i' llI‘ l i in in 1
I
It puts liml Ill IIIl! blunt
pupal
r. 3.1m
W GOOD m
Mich Printing
IEST ”APER.
BEST WORK,
REIT PRIDEI.
88 North Main St
SOUTH NORWALK.
.iiiuil :iili'
iii \\‘IlIl'IiI m
i l
' iiillliiuillu this liloi‘iilllit
sic. wurrnucé PETITION.
l". ’i;\llllil‘ .‘ilil Jun 0 Ilislirlhlr
l1 lillizi lli‘Iliiiil! ruiiiionltiig tho liiuiulii
ion in moo ii bill piovldlim fol ilio
iibiiiiuulon or ilm “Dillon iiiil‘l’i'iiuo
(llllfi lift" to iiiil Micro. nblillt ii sword
of “onion uliiilod on it all mild liiko lo
'l‘wo duyti
.211. in iiiiiriiiiwil in tho. liliii‘l'll, ii. iii»
hill tho irill‘plmi‘ ul‘ ilii| pillll'linu Iii) hold
INDEIIIIR“ iii auroral pint-on on the
may,
Mill. liniiulil ll llonkui'. pronliliiiil of
.li 11 Just lsiiii-riiiiu'iit imagine of Mom
lnliil. ii. on. of this liiiirchers
H- ._ ,.. ..w..%.. W
OLDEB‘T snLaoMAN uurrs now
HANNAH ljl'l‘Y. MIL, Jan. 0.-«(lcoritc
A, liluiiy, of Brooklyn, tho oldest U‘Illi-
olliig unionmmi iii the United States,
formally "quit tho road“ today, after
a. unrriro of filly-night yours. He was
(Tits linioiing mun.
old a
». I .,
nylons our.
Admin-nit lN Till! osmium.
I .
We Civc 3W Green
7 Iiiu, lliilliul (lulu .............. 26¢-
22 80. Main St.-
'l
into" n lumqiiol inst night by Kansas.
Hi} It! 79 years '
The Basis Upon
Which We Ask
Your ‘Patronage
is years of cxiporicnco in con-out
inc: oye trouble; scientific lnstrii
incurs for testing eyes and our own:
grinding plant for turning out the
glasses correctly and promptly.
Experienced OCULISTS~—gradu'
unto piiyaiclnnnwto exumino you
sync and cumfort and "Inflation
guaranteed.
THAMER
Quail-to and Optlolnnl.
17 Atlantic Bonus. Stamford. C!
Joan Bat. Evenings. Eat. 15 Your:
i-:
i
l
..l
mm
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical (.0.
Thu Only Fully Equippod
ELECTRICAL arm?
in tho Town
AUTO 8UPPLIEI
:‘ l'booo 806-50 80. Main kit.
I no. NOrWflIIt. Mute Hall Block.
Emoticomrwm “film
D
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l
Ash Cans
linrliugo 'Cltiio, Anli slum. loci
lloiiu. 'i‘ln, Agate. Copper and About
niim Warn.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington at.
South Norwulk.
Prompt Dellv
PHONE 10692.
South Norwalk. Conn.
81".
l
Wont Adii. for elitism to and more
household colour-Egon 'Sontlnel
TODAY
PEGK.,AND SNYDER AND SPALD
ma SKATES.
All Patterns.
SKATES BHARPENED .
George W. Wardwcli
52 South)?“ Main Street 7
Dividend Notice
128TH
ASEMi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
The Norwalk Savings
Society
‘Norwulk. Conn,
December 18. 1913.
At a meoting of the directlirs of this
society, held this day, a dividend, at
annum was declared
ending December 81, 1913.
The same will be entered on puss
books and paid on and after January
10th,1914 ,1 i
Money Deposited on
or Before January 10,
1914, will Draw Inter-
est from January 1st,
1914.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS, President.
FREDERICK A. ELLS, Treasurer.
Delicious
Dinners
Trippf‘s Restaurant
(FORMERLY L‘ANE'S)
. It iii any: out to catch :7.
leak or a plumbing rcpoir when
' it first amt: because its tam
coatlleat in the long run—us.
2370”” your plumbing problems - '
." .5.'..".é.".f.'.3.'.:."-.._ '
a gig.- . o
.4" 'l I I‘l I,l 'nl‘lf' '
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City National Bank
TRANSACTU A GENERAL BANKING
, cosmos» AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSIB‘TENT
WITH BOUND
IANKINO
Iurplun Ind Prom:
14300.00
Capital
1100 000.00
.W
EDWIN H. MATHEWDON, PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP. ill Viol-Pr".
FREDERICK H ROWAN. zit Vino
Prom.
“ iuil lair Purim
the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. per:
to depositors
from the earnings of the six months;
(119 18‘
I
{Try one oi Our
l
.orliliuui works and nil w
tn". D'M'" 5°". 03 ""1 '5 P" 7'" liliiit ho is 1i winiiril
Wiilli WSIIIP Siiii'l;
Allornoy Gonoral Still Consider-
lug Criminal Action
negotiations» botwoou Attoruoylioncn
ul McRoynoldn and President 'Ilowurd
Elliott. of the New Haven road, for a
suit in equity under the Blioriiiuu Act
will not necessarily . preclude the
directors and otlior officials who were
responsible for the policy of the Now
Haven road under ex President Mol-
lens administration, according to tho
Non York Sun is Washington Bureau.
“it was learned on high authority
rious cousldciution to a plan for neck
lug indictments of officials of the Mn]
ion routine and that he does notice!
that he ought to allow himself to be
influenced against such a. ‘course more-
ly by the prospect that President ‘El-
llott will seek to have the present at
rottmute yield to the goVerniucut‘ s do
“rounds in regard to a scheme of re or
ininlzutlon." says the dospatcli.
“Mi'. McReynolds regards the cnrlni
yen officials as a problem apart from'
that of procuring the reorganization
of the road so as to reestablish a con-
dition of competition among the com-
inon carriers of Now England. He in-
tends to deal with each separately, and
throughout the negotiations with Pres
idonl Elliott, which began in 0ctober,|
ho .uid his assistants have gone for-
ward with tho consideration of the. for-
mer as w oil as the latter problem.
”it became known last night that
tho information which has reached the
.department of justice as 7to tho prow
gross \lr. Elliott is making in his in
ported elforts to biing about the us-
senl by his diicctors to the geiern
incnt'n demands has been only of the
most general character. Mr. Elliott
wil come to Washington this week for
conference with ‘.Mr 'McReynolds, and
then for the first time the attorney
general will receive it. definite state
mont of the fools
‘lt is indicated that the r‘ruttornoy
gel mm] is by no means overboufldent
that the New Haven will agree to the
demands for its toluntury reformation.
He has not set too much store by the
reports from Boston that Mr. rFliliott
in ‘muklng‘ prgt'asn."‘
l
GRAND ARMY INSTALLATION.
Ceremonies Conducted Last Night by
Asolttant Deputy Inspector
Mm. Joyce.
The olilccrs of Douglas Fowler Wo
man's Relief Corps and of Douglas
Jointly that night In the meeting hall.
The former were installed by Assist-
unt Deputy inspector Mis Fannie ..l
Joyce, assisted by Mrs Lillie Q. Moi-
riaui. .1er. Joyce was installed as
treasurer by 'l’uiit President Mrs Ibiz;
The officers of the corps urc as fol-
'. lows:
Presidentmlitro. illolen E. Keller.
Senior Vice President w .lcnnio
Finch. 7
Junior Vice‘l’reshlonthgiics Smith.
Socrnturyw‘rliiiulo J. Morris.
Tl‘llflStll‘O!‘---Ffllllll(l .1. Joyce.
Chaplain ~~~~~ 3 mole .m lButtery.
Conductor I-rltuchol A. Koelor.
l'lnurd-mlilury 'll. Jennings.
Assistant Gunrd~~€urrio F. ‘RGIIIHOD.
First Color *IIefll‘tll' mlilrs. Mmio A.
lirotliorlou.
'l‘iiii'il Color llcuroi'» Run .1.
iniiy.
E I'tliillil l ‘oloi ilinrur . Linn iiunuug
i' Alli-i tho IilliIilIIllIIlill wrisiiioiiy “in
'ovoi' siiniior was siii‘Viid .iiid onloyod
Mill 1 liml‘udo
liiiowu locul pout locitcil .ioiiio of bin
i-rc IIKI‘DI‘II
Mrs.
liiiiid
i' li'RIlItiilI.
Kiilloi', iviin piiil‘nuiioil willi n
Home liouiiuol ol‘ lloworu.
FRAUD lN NDMINATiONS.
Tho successful consummation of thc'
bringing of criminal suits agaiiistthose.
lnul phases of the. alleged offences;
charged against the former New lla-i
iii‘owior Post G A. It. were instnilodl
Hocoiid (loliir lloiirorm-ldiuiiin l’lutt. ,7
Wliil
7IHIIIHIll iiiiico liiu youth
”I- .
iFOWN ES
GLOVES
$100 to $4.00.
ltegular mice to and so All Chi
on sale tomozrow at $11.51.?
Sale
that tho littoriiey- general in giving so .
(in out today.
..‘\‘\‘\‘\,M\‘\‘\ y.\‘:\.\
at draw/av ur-
iChildren’s Coats $3. 75
reorganization of the road without a
Make sure «you receive. one.
W0~i¢~unliikwnlauux¢n¢xu
nv’f'ar,uin air a “W
SALE or NEW. -7 7
so cams.
ldicng (‘onls iihait sold up to 36 go 71
Our January Clearance
Bills
Sale begins this Saturday
War «w- N's-1"” 1,
‘K‘ “fixtx‘R‘ ‘\:\:\: I— ‘ ,
[ADAMSEXPIIESS (Iii. WILL‘
I OLUSE IIIIIIWIILK OFFIGE
; (Continued from First Page.)
Also at this tinic comes the word‘
that soon, in or-dei to cut the expenses;
of inaintcuonco and operation, the
;No1null. IllilllCIl office is to be closed:
gpoimanently. When this is nor-om
plislicd Norwalkcis in the first dis
étrict wilidio soiled at a temporary
brunch office.
| Two locally conucctod express incs-
,sengers on the New Haven Road in
express cars of tho \dnms Company
lime been missing from their regular
runs for two days Several of. the
platform men at the South Norwnlk‘
lllailroad station aic also looking c‘lse-
lnliere from work having removcd
{their ibluo (iicralis and lettered crops.
l The men oldest in the point of ser
ivicc and with the gesl efficiency re
cords are being rctaincd by the com-
1 puny
l Trouble in the iiinks has been brew-
lini: ,
must come has been known to the
workmen of the corporation for cover
at months. The removals have been
more sweeping than was anticipated.
.however.
Not only in Norwalk are those
changes recorded but in every place
whole offices of the concern ure‘ main
mined of sufficient size to keep some
workmen with others discharged.
may be assured that no employees will
lie remaining on the payroll who are
iuot needed when the
I is over‘
i Tho Norwulli brunch office in Wall
{street has ii. roied quite expensive and
believing expense. unnecessary now
its discontinuance is assured. A suii-
l
iof (luvunug‘h 81: West in Main St. and
'here parcels may ho left and taken for
“shipment The usual business of the
present office will be maintained with
The delivery service in Norwnlli will
he changed but little.
It was said today that the letting go
of the men is always assured lifter
thoflhristnins and general liolidny
rush is over. r
Some of the trains on the road
which formorly curried exiircss of the
Adams Company now do not, and will
not again until an lncroaso in tho bust.
moss warrants the cliuiigo.
EDlTOR MALONEY
DIES IN WATERURY
Publisher of “Democrat"
' by Auto.
WA ’1‘ llllllil RY Jun. ‘1‘ ii'iil liiin
Muloliiy for 11mm yt'lu'tl iiiliioi iiiiil
t'iiublinliiii of tho ‘H‘VVutoibiiiy
crul " tIIl‘II iiiiildi-nii. IilHI night of put
iiioniiry oiii‘boliuin llo wmi inn oior
Run Over
wan roiioi'lod nu rocovorlnu rupidlv
\lr “11111011in “mi 01 yours old and Ililil
boon ldlviiiillod with (‘ounottlcut lulu
lid in HUTI’IV'
,i-il by his widow iiuii llvo cliliiiron.
FIVE PRISONERB TAKEN TO
WILPRED IODWELI... (Illhldr l QUHI‘HV, Jun it, A urine of llilIIl‘l‘ WETHERBFIELD PRIWN.
DIREOTORII I”"“"”“ “M" bum “""W ”"I‘Im‘ Hm" liiiiiili l-ilierill' John W. Viiilincr
l- H. Mailman J. Wallace Mnt‘t‘lr ‘l' «”0 int i n 1101111111 bundled lIII/”W" I" iiiuiluioil by "Vl'uiiio” Volluiiii. IiItl
lohii H. Knapp John H. Llum
dhrlitlnn 9mm Frod. H. Row-n
sumo-l drummim Lowl- R. Huributi
Hopry I. Lockwood
1....1 .....- Wu. C.
ROofing
. Let us repair and paint your root?[
all for one price, guaranteed; mio
cont rt mum's toot.
ER. Bradleydz Co.
GENERAL’ R00? AND MASON
GDN‘I'RADTDRI.
IWIM W
in
{flood and liroiziilnrlticn in tho tiling ol 3”,“. Prison Minimum
illilil’iil lii‘ol'o the proud jury do wit
it"d‘it‘ll in tho lmistigutloii of unpaid
nomination pnnmo for tho city oloi
twill tut-:1 up tho canon noxt 'Monduy
District Attorunv l‘ollotloi' declared
tliiiii thg lint of linvlns tostlncd would
be ho ii i to the iiiillniiiiiuit of any por- .
non nuuluul whom iiullicloiit iwldcme
lilld been found I
FORE-‘31“ CONEERVATION.
ASHINGTON, Jun. 6.-~An notlvo
campaign for forest conservation nui- i
in; the your will be induction by thol
Amcrlcan Forestry Association at its
annual meeting here Jan. {14.
.1, .luI“
IltfliIII‘I', wont to Wctiii-rsflulii yolltiir
rim ii illi lli'n prisoners who worn. givr n
’l‘liouo why
(W'PP taken up w'cio Curio liil nun "
all
MW... thin. it inixpcnti ii that tho grand 31W youru: iniwurd lluccy llirco ycurii:
toiuoiiiio liornii, two yonru; Thorium
lwunu. iwo yours: ltunl‘oid iionm-lly.
duo in live yours.
immunity in tho. man who round 11
jowol coco belonging to u Chicano wo-
mun at the thus of tho Wootport
WI‘N‘II and did not give it up. [Johns
shot (amino ill Monnio last October.
'l'oii per cent. or discomfort to u
furnished mum iii too mallow-«for you
can find one that's lit toast 9’ W
omit. comfort. or unworthy m
iivlii icii ‘11 run mum...
7—2}... *..__ . .
for some time and that cliangesi
Iti
w ending out". 7
sin.- ion will be maintained in the aim o1
l
“Ex-1* W.
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IIILIFUTENANT ARMSTRONG DEADA
PASi), Tex., Jan. 6.~—First Limit. .
.lumes Armstrong, of the 13th United 7
States Cavalry, who was injured Sun-
Eddy in a practice game of polo be-
,iwi on the 13th and 15th Cavalry polo;
teams, died early today at the mill-
Iltl) hospital at Fort Bliss
The nlcidout occurred when Amy
‘strong, going at full speed down the ‘
field, collided with Lieiit A D. Suries.’
ilhth ‘(‘ rivalry Armstrong was one or
i tho army '15 crhck polo players and had
pliiv ed with the Meadow‘brook and
other custom teams He was a na-
;tivc of Pennsylvania, but his parents
non live at Coochs Bridge, Del" from
which state he was appointed to West.
Point graduating in the class of 1904.
n
WATERBURY CHAUFFEUR AR.-
RESITED.
‘t'ATl’iRBURY, Jim. 6,—Willimm L.
Shunley, 25, driver of the automobile
Which ran down and seriously injured
-l‘ornclius Muionay, publisher of the 4
Waicrliury Evening Democrat was ar—
‘refisted today, following the death on
i’M‘r \loloney last night Mr. Shunley
iwus directed to appear before the
deputy coroner, Walter D Makepeace.
and diil so this morning. He explain-
ed the uritdent saying the car was
running very slow at the time of the
luccident lli
After testifying, the deputy coroner
decided to hold 'Mr. Shanley. whose
home is in lli‘lutevllle. Bonds were
placed at $1, 000 and the young man
ielcnscd on bail furnished by his
glut-.191
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New York. New
Haven & Hart
ford.
RAILROAD .
TIME TABLE
iN EFFECT NOVEMBER 16,1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~——1:20x, 5:33x, 6:41x, 8:09.
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HOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
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SOUTH NORWAMK TO DANBUIV.
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