Sale 5118111353 and NowiLottm Ar. produced by- slow
i ., of Murdered Woman at minim-g
Professional Cards, and .4... no...
MiscellaneousJ, -- .- .. .. .. oawssoaofill.,1an. 2...~B......J
J n I- , M "I J" at 01‘ Julia Flake. 16 year old author or
~-----—- the “come over and kill mother" let-
‘ _ tors. was one reason why Robert Hig-
cLASSJIFIED Advertisements on w a page. Twenty Five Words (ix-hells. 25cm anJJ JJJJJJJJ Mm mm mm" OJ we
Three Tunes. 6022- Each Additional. Word. 1 cent per [martian In Black‘- JJmJ who” murder.“ charged “Jams,
“CO 0' CODE. Double PM him. according to letters brought tor-I
. ward today by relatives.
: The new letters were produced by. NE W YORK
WANTED‘ TO LET FOR SALE a sister 9f -the murdered wll’e, after
r-WANTED~—“'OMNN WITH BABYJ To LET'wil LARGE NICE HEAT-1 :“gahJIJNJehudlaled his confession that The Wanamaker Store is a national—and even‘an international insitution.
, J J a--.» . -- . :-~—~ .: is. an he 15 year old girl conspired ‘ , ’ . . ’ - - - - ~
Iwants (position at general hot"Irv 01k ed furnished rooms Inquire evenings PROFESSIONAL. and Ruled the We and momflmause On one day alone it‘ls not an uncommon thing for vuutors from 25 states
, \7 . ' . . . . ‘. . .
12w?“gzlltgiung-JJJJJ‘J‘J‘J’F; 3° (3:: :3)st “a sum” “mm‘ms 15 ”“3322? . J they loved each other. : l ‘ and half a dozen foreign countrlcs. to Inscrlbc their names In the Gucsts’ Regis-
I J PIANO sTuoIo—Mlss armour Soon after Higgins married Mral ter of ihe‘liouse l’alatial, a twenty~two room exhibition house on one of the
. . ton. of Bridgeport ConIL. graduate of Flake the girl wrote to her auni- I . ' - I -, - . ' .
WANTED~MEN AND MEN '10 _. . . . Furniture C allerles oi our New Buildm
learn to sew on Singer eggng mach 'ti T0 t1 LET tFURblIISHElD iROOM' Me New England Conservatory, 0f: Wrote t° H" AW“- l I 2'
mm H Jacob and J80" shoe man“ mJ 0%“ "J ”ng t.h.al ”J‘i’mr" Boston, in both the musician course “Higgins says he would no. 1mg In one month’s time it is not unusual for us to make deliveries of furniture
mam“; Bishop My“, 'Beldw Am 3:3"; m“: 0 St” a” (me notary and the teacher course. and teacher of married mama if it hadnt been IorJ into every state of the union.
lN - 1k. ’ 54 ll as “g on ‘ j ‘t :Ipiano at Miss Baird's school for the me his said. ‘Vihy didn’t you wait
oxwa . i. 3 , J - , , ; _ . , We owe it, therefore to our out~ol'- town patrons to announce in the news.
To LED—FIVE ROOM APART— eight years Ipreilous to her retirement, and marry Julia? He said, She wouId- J l J f
WANTED__.BOSOM TUCKERSJ AN mm mm Washington St East NW my June, wm one“ a mayo ,1, 53”” have me; E papers outside of New York City tic main nuts 0
unusual opportunity for experienced walk: inquire 64 South Malnnst dll ti' West avenue, Norwalk. for Wie‘dnes-J Albert Higgins. father of the man ac.
operators on power machines, paid . day und Saturday pII-plis. Miss Ath- cased of murdering his wife, today (
while learning. Cluett, Peabody and TO LET OR FOR 8ALE~6 1100M erton has had advantage of. Mr. Vic-J said that in addition to spending his, '
00.. no . 120 tit cottages with all improvements. ready tor IBLart's inspilation as his first pu-Jwbolo fortune to save his son from the .J
W for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent $20. For pils in Norwalk were at Miss Ba'irdngallows he will do everthlug he canl . ‘ ‘
LADIES, $2.25 130an MAKING $1215;Jfiznyg'gghtg’fggxnfg 323:: school, where he also taught up to the to protect Julia Flake
blah: necklwear. Fascinating ibome Go. 016 ti' time of its closing. Miss Atherton.lJ “It is a shame the way that poor girl
business. Experience unnecessary. __, ____, ___,_ ._ having had special study with Mr. ' has been treated " said Higgins. SI. “1, .
iMail dime for pattern, instructions. BU§INESS NOTLCES Blart during the past year, will he don't believe she ever did a wrongJ '
Needlecraft, 3304 Altoona, Pa, 112 t1 J ‘ pleased to prepare students for Mr. Just in her life. ‘Slhe is a victim of the
PSYCHIC CLAI‘RVOYAI‘T—PER' Blart's advanced course Applications same lllOt that 1‘39 snared my 80" " 2 .
WANTED—T02 BUY ALL KINDS sonal and business matters, consult- should be made a, 53 West Manuel Relatives of the Flake girl said to J
cattle and poultry. Best market prices Prof. Miller, Keeler Bldg, Room 6,Nopwa1kJ 126 St day, “That they believed Higgins and _
paid Extra prices for fat calves. ‘SO. Norwalk. Conn. 123 3t J J lJulia had been intimate before his It liegins'l‘hursday Ol‘tllis week. January 29. With
$5.00 tor bob valves to fatten. H. ” --.. marriage to Mrs ’FlakeJ and that lieJ ‘ J ,‘
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN F. KELSEY FOUND DEAD m BATH married the girl's mother to be near “THREE DAYS 01‘ COURTESY”
O29 ti Grltfin has moved his plumbing and HOUSE AT GUILFORD. Julia l J J J _ J
._ tinning business to 36 Gregory Boule- , I I On these days advance selections may be made—deliveries and transactions
”GM NMIBES frag) 1113:: cNorwzzlJl: Tm“ Djifllrilgtt Girl Seeing 'Door Open Comes Uponfw'l to date from the followmg Monday when the sale oi’hcially opens.
c onnec n. . . I . . . . ,
Body of Well-Known New J , °r F‘I’i'ETfi‘Ziiib'hh CI" J' l Included In the sale Is a total oi more than a million dollars worth of war-
ORDER OF NOTICE. mm" M” . Funeral directing- ...3 :4 ranted lurniture owned and purchased by our New York Store alone (our
— , :. , ' MADISON Jan. 27m—The Ibod' of: ' Embalm r '5' 'l l (1 ll ‘ ’l I ’ .
{Di i M f JV I-l . PI . 1' °~ hiladel )liia stoc snot. int ute lll use i tilts.
JJJJJJJsJ .JJJJJJEJJ “In; :JJ on... Apple Trees Trimmed ,.,,,,.,,, a K,J,.,,JJ ,,,,,.,..,. o. and on... m: m...“ P I k J J J t 'J) J . .
Whereas. written aiidllicatimi has B ' & S d font and this place, but late of New a,J So. ngngzngogozorwuk ““5 more ”m" 11 “H In)" 01"“ WOl‘ll 0 furmture is made up Of
been made Jo this court, JJJJJ JJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJ eaupam aun efs ”JVGJJJ was found J,J,JJJeJ.dJJJJ, in J, mm: 7 . . , $7411, 399. 00 worth of regular stOc ks. and $304, 855.00 of special purchaces— ’
5J0“ J0 probate of J cerJaJfl written ARBORCULTURJSTS ' house noar the shore at East. mum; . a total oi $1, 046 254 00~ all oi which will be oflercd in the February Sale
instrument at, and for the Wm or ' 0“ ”'9 ”Ody “HIS ””5 "DWI Wiring: "M“- ' m “*"m ' ”2-..”. l at an aicruge reduction In mice oi 30 1ch cent. the individual leductious ranging
Samuel H. Ferris, Ilute of Norwaili, in SOUTH NORWALK' CONN' Wilda“: of January .2nd‘ I911. l from 10 to 50 percent.
said district, deceased. “o lie one that finds me please l , , . J J J J J
0““,de That saJd application be MW~~---—~'--——~-~~-W—~~ take me lo .‘Ilo smu- slreot, New Inn J EWI')‘ kind 0f furniture, from the W” finest ”“335 made down to the very
illenrd and determined at the l’robateJTROLLEY LINES CONSOLIDATION "‘3" 0“ “0U“ “"8 l‘dwm'd 0 K018“ . lowest lh‘iced “ml WI“ til"? “lithium“ “' the “0”“? ‘5 Included.
office in Norwalk, on the urn day ofJ IN CONNECTICUT. 3111:3312; 1: 15:22:“, 0 K0150" ““dJ cut the High cost l The needs ol‘evcry room in the house are met.
February, 1914, at 3 o'clock afternoon. 3“ ‘ l . . . 3‘ . . . . , . . . . .
and JJJJJ public notice thereof be glv-‘Same Tendency Jn Rhode JJJand Medical Itxnniinor .iJ. Ii. Ayer wns’ of lemg by Burlng uglish period furniture 1: rcnch period iurmture, American Colonial
on to all persons interested therein by; Shown by Department at called and gain poi-iiilsslon for re, J J. furniture, all are r'cpiescnted “itll “cum-.1“. specimens
.. J, -, , , moral to a local undertaking estabfi . '
:11:1J)1::;li:”02:11:33,?11: 311:;msfdlflllftll °°mmm° Rem": lishmenl, rim may was rmzen mm . '1 he variety is cnormous. Three (Jullcrics ol the New Building at Ninth
at 108;, m... (m. .,...-0,.',,,,,,, .12... OH WASHINGTON ”I 0-: ”a”: 3h“ and the man had cvldcmly licon deadl 1 Street reaching ll'Olll Broadwa) to Fourth :Mlllwtllt‘ co ovcred with the furniture.
. J ‘ " ITlIe tendency in the 'States ol‘ iihodc i . - Iill - ‘ I ll :2 . ' ' ' » '
hmmJJgJ , some timt. An autopsy a Ill03111} , . serve SlOt'l'S (111‘ ill ()lll‘ Will‘Cl‘OOlllS.
HENRY W. GREGORY ,lsland and tonnectlcut to the consoli- Ibo len-forlnlid today m Iicicrminc the: 1 , Additional}? ‘ J J J J J J J
527 JJ JJJJJJJ'JJJJ Jilhlhm of electric mllh’hys hi Show“ “1 cause of death. J ‘: \Ve arc satisich that no collection of furniture to equal this is to be found
WW W” _ Jflzur tJiJumJJIebyJ'J .:tatistIJJchJniadc puleiJJtJ‘J No suspicious Marks. J in anv other store. in “\lllel‘lt ii 01‘ even in l lll‘ope. . ,,
0 “3 V ‘ u 9““ ° ‘9 “““us There were no cuts or suspicious ‘ ‘:
JOJRDJEJR To S\EJl'l'TlJ_E ACCOLJIJNT.J1JJ, DeJmJJnJem OJ Comm“... “3. marks on JJJJ JJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJOJJJJJJJ Jo JJJJJ, - i This Ftlnuniy S: lie is one of the two orcat furniture events ofthe y.ear In
JC ”‘3” IL, "1 ‘2J‘J’r“:‘“% “‘J‘JJ'JJJ} ‘O'I‘meJ Ines I'm the two States are genera“: mommy examiner h, ,1... imp, hm...“ I no other months, cxccpt in \ugust uhcll a similar sale Is held, are stocks so
. ..rll\' . ,,,., ,,. J. J ' ‘ J ,,
‘ OJ 1 "K: “J )' ‘ I ,, .I"”““°”d‘“"“ ‘“ m" “90"“ 1"" “01““ was a bottle lulwllcd "blacklmry : large. variety so great and ceonomlcs so decisiie us NOW.
J Kathie 3f J l amJiVI. boundils. lflli‘ statistics are glve’h for each State se- Ibrnniir -- from JJ \lcw “we" drug! h i i
11‘ Home < n 'Sfllt - istrict deceased ' ‘ " ‘ ' l v o a
’ ' ’ parately. store The bottle was (‘lll ' 'I .. '
.. . .. .. ., . Ill-hint} ! ..
()idcledJ 'lhat the. tiustce underl The report shows that there were had forced in JIJJ, dJJJJJ. of :1“, Jim“, C caper and .J V lbIT()Rb
ItJlJiJ:JJ:Jl1Jl JostJIaJId rJlJeoequcd eitJbIint his 3:. electric railway companies In the as H had hccu SWJJM, 100k“, ‘ Cleaner Than Goa! from till) city ()1 an) comm} Inc :Iliiziys Wailiil) Ii (’lcomc to enjoy the conven-
=1, l.’)IllSL‘ul‘ r ,, ~ I I ‘ '
at IIII- Probate officet Ill deillliilmglrEmmi?“ ml 1312 as: :21)“ 2,0 J‘: The discovery was madc by Miss iences oi the \\ ailanmkcr Store. to make themselves at home, and to choose
the 3rd day 01‘ Februarv‘ 1914 1'“ 2 credited lllugtliatudddadf fronlu 7.31 liurriel Coo. who with relatives livesJ whatever they: Inmot so “oil supply ill lllcll‘ lIUlIIe atoms. “78 believcin home J
o’clock afternoon. and that all pm"? miles to 1,087.73 miles. i’ngiJJZJ‘JJJiSJ “k“:‘J‘J'J‘J 8: J‘hJ" JJTW’ijYJ trade first. We ale qmte c'olllI nt to supply out 0i town patlons with those
sons iIIteI‘L‘stt‘d In said estuthnar he Take the case of Connecticut and s16 ‘ J ' " JJJJJJ‘JJJJ‘J‘ ;’ ‘J J‘; J“ “J‘”: No A‘ihf‘h to Sift things only which they cannot so satislaclorily secure at home.
cause this order to be )lll lishod i a I. I _ 1902, Ir: ‘wcrc l l 4
newspaperhavingu circlulullon iii dliid gluhzllcrtntiulll; electric r‘alllwhy com lopcn in linestigatlon (11%!”le theJ FREE DELIVIZRY .
district, at least live days before nniuipnnlos in the suite; in 1.912, there "J“? :‘JJ‘lJnJ‘J‘m “"‘hm- {IJ‘J‘JI‘ ”Whit“: Most out of town buyers of furniture find It to their advantage to select
and any or'l‘eIn-uarI 1914. ~ II :I It. in the same dec- “ “l “‘ “’"W‘ “'"S e ,..,-,,,, ”I“ ' .' c . uantitics as will secure free deliver in their 1 .
”PW“. it (‘lli‘i‘mt . ”New on) Lil“ J. J ,1, t ,J, m or intoxicated and slip notified IIcigh-f T‘Plephune 68 furmtum m. stl(l1 (1 ~_ , l , . J . y . .1 ome town A
.. . I. ndc. the ill 03 0 H "In t- W ‘8 hm ‘ purchase oi $50 or so Is nsua l3 laigt enough to enjoy the prIVIlegcs of our free
d2? ‘ll Judge. Itho State were increased from ': d l. , l.
._._...-- . "Maw 578% to Q96 3—4 miles. Note Dated January 2’ I e lVCl‘) sys em.
WILL HAVE FIRE DRILLS sOON.J The figures indicate that there JKG‘JWJI’ "”1103! J'I‘JI I’i‘hl'hhid- if ’ ,
. . . OHN WANAMAKER
‘Work °Jf installing EBCBP“ 0" S°h°°l railways industry during the dec- “0‘; “SI“JEJlJnJJNeJW ““VU'L Postmast-J The Unlted lilflCtl‘lC - » 4' ' '
Buidinga Nearly Completed. .ado between 1903 and 1913, The er I. . ,i ell-Ion, of (‘iIIi‘Ilfordv is aJ . .
_ ’l‘ho \iJ'omaus Municipal League, oi'lgross income less operating expenses "WWW“- H" “'1‘“ onrploymi for "mme nght & “Tater CO. Broadway, comer Ninth Street. New York 1
SUN”! Norwalk, mct .vcn‘lcl‘dar III'IorIII-Iliowst on lucrcach of ‘10:! per cent. yours as a drlvcr and later as a chaulIJ only a few minutes by Subway from Grand Central Station.
noon in ilie Library Auditorium. gm- the two .5“,th while the num- four. Although the note found in ‘lllHJ
in the absencc of the chairmen of her at revenue passengers carried clothes With dated January 2I1d.ll is
tlic IucnibI-Irship, school, sircol, press: shows an increase of ill per cent. said he was seen in Madison on Jan J
and Icaclicrs' Ipcusion I'Olllillllttiiiii’ The ilgures for the two States lll' nary 3rd i ” ,m_.._.......e ‘ ‘ W J .. m... .-._.w
i~\IIiIi . .) ~.- ‘i , ‘i , I i z A w.“ '9‘" I " W,
“m“ “‘1‘ “" WW“ ““"I "‘0‘“ ‘“ ““1““ “W“ ”m W “"W "l ""“m‘ -2- _. .2 .. . The New SC'Bl Cc CRUISER BROOKLYN AGAIN IN YOUNG COUPLE‘MADE HAPPY MAY TEST sNow LAW.
lmrlmunta.
The committee on live escapes sin
N] that tho Iron work was cplmllclud,
and as soon as tin-y wcrc inspected
and occupied liri- drills would begin.
A Very delightful program oI' li’i‘-‘
turns for tho cquIIIILI months was pirv
(In by IlIII educational commiioo. ’i‘ho
III-xi ll't'llll‘i' on Monday, lI‘cbz'IIary Bud
will II“ a parlor lulII by Mrs, Taylor
Iil’ (lI'IIIIIleI-li, ill the home of Mimi
Hcymnur, Iii: Wold ii\‘i‘lllli‘.
’l'lIII III-xi rcgului' IIIIIIIliIIi: oi‘ the
.lIIIIIIIIIII will in- Monday, li'IIrbrqu-y
JIIIII. lil the Library Auditorium
AUTO ViC'l'lMs DOING WELL.
lili'lcllllllN. Jan-:17.
(ms and William (I'llileli. oi? Thomas-
tJoIi, who was Injured when llyous'car
skidded on the icy road at Hubbard
Park, yesterday afternoon, overturnud
and dropped down an ciahtvl‘ool cmn
haukmolit. were reported at thtI llnilpb
tal today to be recovering. and no so»
:ioua outlets of their experience are
uhiiclpuicd. They will probably leave
for know very shortly.
' l
MEABLES EPIDEMIC lN MERIDENHJ
bun?
lililtlll‘ielx', Jan. 27.-~4£leverul
‘ tired canoe or nieaslos are reported by
Dillsilcuus to exist in the public
pclioola, and today many rooms in the
leillaiu ll. in-
Igor equipment has Just kopi pain
with the increase in miles of line.
l'l‘he miles 0! 1in increased iii per,
cent, and the number of passenger,
1cars incroasod i7 par ccul.. from?
1.904 to 2.709.
There has been lurncr port-cu-
logo of incrcase III the number of
persons employed during the decade.
’i‘ho figures uIiJow Mil? uluployIIs iIlI
lilil" and 8.17‘. in 1912, an lncicnso
ioi” 87 per cent.
I
I -W. ”W m...“
‘ w'l‘ 0 tool strong. have good appetite
l and digestion sleep soundly and enjoy
IIIII, um: Burdock Blood Bitters. the
great system ionic and builder
i ll
f
“Sold by Strout”
III the-lull we nailed bathe baron of
1352 FARMS
that we wld in I9l2.
SNl'llIl-‘EIIS, (,‘Igl. A. J. Wuth wall1
badly tlt’illi‘ up with rheumatism and
soul for l-‘oloy Kidney Pills Which WM
tho only thins that Would rim: him.“
fluorite. Potter of Pontiac, M0,, was
down on lllii back with kidney and
lIlIIIltlor trouble and Fairy Kidney Pills
Mon Farm BJuJym are irom the
great American cities.
OTIIercloIe we have Big General
Olllccl in onion. New York
hilOJdéLphiaJJ nnclJ l’iiuirumh. and receive
oi cal ll to! him may try.
i
«saw the Wald
lam um than any other Acme
made him wall and llllli' to work. it chtnItllzomlum. NuJJlndnncc
and valuable illustra
is a splendid medicine and always 200;, Wlilzkwy;.eliyompm,- ME
(Q.
helps. Just try It. For solo at all
J Write ill-rt” Io
Jdruggists."
E. A. Shout Farm Agency
‘7 WEST Ma: 81". NEW YORK
Benton Philadelphia Pittsburgh
ArthtIr Waldron, Dist. Man.
29 Havllaod Street,
sooth Norwaik, Conn.
BRYAN IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2 —»-Wiiilam .l:
Bryan, secretary of slate. paid a brief
visit to Mayor Mitchel at the City Hall
today. It was last a personal call. he
schools arc being closed in an eflort
to check the epidemic.
said. He will address tonight the
[American Asiatic Society.-
1»
DEFINITION OF CHI ROPRACTK
Chirom‘sctic in the denuiuon oi in:
cause of the disease and the art Ir
Chiropractors remove the cause II
disease and pain. health is restore.
through harmonizing the nerve syi
tema in your body. Female trouble»
given special attention; also curv:
lure of the spine. You will uovor r»
grot giving the Chiropractor a (Ilium:
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given aim
It creates pinched nerves and pain In
later lii'e in the different organs aw
limbo.
«II by a wrench, twist or sprain ll
Idjustimz the same Disease in cans
the back. liven if done In childhoor
T. FRANCIS. l). in
04 Washington 8t., Bo. Norwllk, Com
l‘lraduato from I’iIInIIr NclIooiJ
HIMVPMf.
Deligious
Dinners
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FOJRMERLY LANE'B)
c
“.moro than tcn yours.
I... I
Try One of Our‘
The ordinance prescribing a line of
$10 for II lulluro to clean walks’ot ice
or snow a certain time after a storm
may he tested out.ln court if the cone
plaimiui in one case now underlay ,J
realisation wishes to carry it that tar,‘ 9“
W. (‘_ .iJciIsup of Arch street, entered a.
complaint a day or so utter the rodent '
snow to Ihc effect that the property
of tho Into l or! Warrior, former town
l'illillm‘l of Nor-walk, hold a lllilliimce
:Iunlust ordluuurc. ’i’lII- ldcwrwaa that,
the walks worn IIovcroIl with a. flaw ‘2
lit'riillii coating of No. Sergeant
'l"liomas llunt. III the orders of (Jilitil'
W. Ii. i’onlilnmou. illvoutlgatcd the
circulnstauccu umi rcp-oricd to his Bu-
Jpcvlor. 'l‘IIII latitr evidently believes
‘that it is culircly up to the complain;
hill to prcss lilo «horizon, for no'tlilnfl
i‘urilIIIr has transpired in the malt”;
"llio rain of ‘iuturduy proved most. In
“(tho in Honoring, the ice irom “L, ll
walk. me wcll as: l'rmu the walks of the
:ii) in gcurrnl
WITH A MARRIAGE LICENSE
COMMISSION.
i’llllnilildld’lihi, .lun l‘hc old
armored cruiser Brooklyn, which was
llli‘ flagship of ltcur Admiral Schlé‘y
at the battle of Hunting“. WWII ill!”
(.:oinnilsslon at tin» l'liilaiiolphli .\‘a,J\:J,v
:Yurrl yosII-rday iilll‘l' an IIlloncun oi‘
'l‘llo liistoritt
‘ I'cHHcl has been completely ri‘lllOIll‘lll‘il,
Much of the womlwnrk III‘ Illc niii
illzhtcr has bIIIIii roplacuii be ilroprool’
Jinan-rial and now IIIIImunltiIm host.
'lliivc liccil lllHllilli‘il 'l‘lic towel mill
ltaly mast has III-cu rcluiucil u ‘Iliou. ll
:It was tho original plan to IIIpEIIII . it
Juitli tllc liut‘lil‘l lypc.
'l‘lIII lll‘tlillil)‘il,,..\\‘lll‘li fully l‘illilflilil
Hiouod. will carry a crow ol‘ him old:
cars and rock, but for tho prI-tIt-ni 0::va
II lIlIIIlIIlou (1‘th will “man thr- i-I'siux‘.
’l‘iic lll‘IliilslyII has lil'i‘li ltHHllllli‘tl it;
the Atlantic rI-shrvc III-III, hut lnII-r
will lip Join to China to l'i'll"\i‘ lIm'
sister ship, tlm ilIiIaIII‘In.
CASTO Fl I A
for Infants and Children.
ill Kind You line Always Bought
Bridegroom Had some Trouble
Find Father to Secure Neces-
asry Consent.
liltllll‘ lg‘l"lil’!‘. litll. Hurry lIZ
irakc. ugcd Jill yours, uml Mudola l.
Burbcr. llm-‘ll iii yours, both of it'll lion
sutli strcct, worc Izircn Ii murrhmc li-
C(uli-lt‘, Saturday, by Town (‘lcrk .lou»
cph Il-lcliultz. As both of tho ,mum'.
III-oplc wort: minors in tho slight oi lllii
law, it was accessory for them to ii."
cure the which (’iliilwlil of their pu-
rcnis or lclzal liuurdluus to their mur-
riugc. Miss Iliui'lior had no difficulty
lil iii‘l'lil‘lllK llll‘. consent of her mother
lo the union. but bulic had li‘itil'l‘ tron.
lilo.
(idly ouII of his parents. his lathci‘
in living, and tho boy llllil not soon or
board oi‘ the lather for five years. As
:I. rouscuuuncc he did not know whore
his parent resided. inquiry about lllil
city liIlwI'Ivcr :uvc ilic young man a
clcw. lie was told by Hlillm old friends
of his family that his father roshlodl I~~-I-m-~~-
and worked In ‘ilanhury. so the pros. llo you boron to (laugh at night, 3i:
‘ poctiio bridegroom made a flying trill xvi on you hope to sleep? Do you 313qu
to that Iliy. u tickling thiuai. that k999i; will
He found his father and the latter auakc? Just tulio Foley's Honey (in!
made no objection to the young niun' s 1 Mr Compound it will check. thaxdoilxlt
marriage. The accessory conscut was and stop the tickling sensation at one
urltten out and young Iain: returned outs not upset the stomach. is beat
to
BI.
‘17.:-
Basrs tho
Signature of
in l"lingIpI:rl and secured his desired
Mug“. I liirnuc.
‘l rlillIl In lllll arown persona F‘
4' 'I‘Cg-Klfitii. "'
LlJlL Ian \J
w.'
Norwalk Chronicler