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- Store In In. Indira Block who A
Visited by! Burglar: Early
This Morning ‘
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Silin.caoii,19 Fountain Pens,
trainer Goods, Eta, Bone
The news and confectionery store ofV
. {Briggerman Brothers in the Haniord
(Block, North Main street, was enter-
ed by one or more discriminating Ibur-'
' IgVIIIrs last night. Evidently the thieves
‘mrdresolonat in any Monies evan to
(police slim about in In M nine
mum to do some letter writing for they
secured equipment which will render
this possible. The entire loss will
Jammy be found to be 3100, according
to the police reports.
Officer Wallace R. Sammie inspect-
I‘d the rear of the building at 3 a.
In. this morning and things were in
an orderly state at this time. At open-
ing time about three hours later the'
robbery was discovered.
Entrance was secured through the
7 tell Adsorption Boioro *W‘iiiiin‘n
Boosts could lino the Rich
and Did Shari lads
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One of the prettiest weddlnib that
has been celebrated in East Norwalk
in some time, was that of last evening
when an elaborate reception Viollowed
a simple ceremony in which Miss
Ethel Iirene V00rhees, daughter or '
Mr. and Mrs-”Em” F Worms. 0 AAAEAAVWMAAAS “RANK
Drowned Son and Daughter in
Bath Tub III II'onio '
27 Flrst‘street. became the bride or
Clifford (Arthur Amundson. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Amundson, of 52
Fifth street. Upwards or one bun
drod and thirty attended the recon
tion last evening at the home "oi the
bride‘s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Amundson were unit-
'ed in marriage by Rev. Frederick A.
Colemao,.Vrector of Trinity Episcopal
church. at the rectory in Folrilel‘d ave-
A,nue at if o’clock last evening. Miss
AEdna voorhees, sister of the bride.
was bridesmaid, and Olaf ‘Amundson,
brother of the groom. was best man
Both young. people are popular. and
hifiie many friends. Miss Voorhees
was employed in the it. and G, isc~
tory until recently, and Mr. Amund
son is emfloyed in the Lockwood‘
Manufacturing Company. '
At the reception everything was
guy The house was prettlly decor
oted with seasonablo flowers, and
Hooked most attractivo. An orchestra. A
LCOAASABAAAAE of James German, pianist
Joseph Auilih, coroetist and George
Feared She Was Developing
Consumption
\
“oaooxwwn, March 20.4-43eiievius
that she had consumption and would;
be a burden to her husband, Mrs.
William Anthony. wue oi‘ a well
known. contractor, yesterday drowned
her small son and daughter in 3 «balls
tub and then swallowed poison. When
Mr Anthony returned to his home in
the Brook Ridge section last yesterday
he lound a note on the table tram 15ml
wife telling of her contemplated oc-
tlon and begging forgiveness. .
Finds Babies Duo. V _ A
Rushing to ' the bathroom, the-dis.
tracted father found Marjorie, sgedt
three years, and Vivian, aged two,
dead, face to face in the w'ateoilileo
violinist,
Greenwich Contractors Wile
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assault. VTo
' thirds of 30
which was on. was on said that
he would dot in " Jail sentence
because she Wu; a vitaoiho. .
Attorney John 'J. Curiae represented
both. in Wonk have he filed a
motion of appeal.- and the bonds were
fixed 'at 3100. At the beginning or his
trial Attorney entered a demurrer to
the charge and Logwaslii refused to
plead. The counsel for him and the
prosecuting Votive ey‘made a state-
Legs lamb,- iBiilellivc. V
Shoulder lamb,V 100.
Stew lamb, 8c:
Lamb chops, 13 l-chdc.
Stew veal, 16c,-
‘ SI‘rrEdwsrd Barron iIl'aIIos Bram-
‘ , ionists headquarters and the army I his remarks to the conditions as they
. Oloudy‘ lenient. Maxim
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Iniaro‘silng Addresses (then m
V the Work oi the (inlet
' 'l’iiroui‘ihouiino
canniry
The grand lodge oiilcers of the
Grand Domain of Connecticut 0!
Knights of Pytblas, made an oiilclal
visit to Olive Branch Lodge. No.19,
last evening. There were a number
of speeches made, and the speakers
of the evening were introduced in an
arousing manner by Chancellor Com-
mander Crnmer C. Hegeman.
The first speaker was the grand
{keeper of records and seals, George
E. Wright. of Hartford, who told in a
lmost interesting way a detail account
of the 50th celebration of the institu
fl tioo of the Knights of Pythias. He re-
lmarked In particular aibout the speech
lot Secretary of State William J. an
on, who is a very active member oi
the order, being affiliated with Lincoln
Lodge, Knights of Pythias. of Lincoln,
Neb. Mr. Wright concluded by‘ stat-
ing that it was the most wonderful
fraternal celebration ever held in this
country.
Iilc‘ Eniify Into lioliilsi, Aiior
‘ outdo in London
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lion Willi A Automobiles Remove
Goods From Quarters
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IBELFAISVT, Ireland. March 20.-—«Sir
Edward Carson, the leader of the Un-
ionists of Ulster, made a dramatic en-
try into the capital of the province
today. His purpose in coming here is
to consult with the other Ulster Un-
ionist leaders and with the command- The next speaker 0” the evening
on or the Ulster volunteer forces. W“ “‘8 Eran'd chancellor. J. Fred
The great activity displayed at Un. £1228”, 0' Simsbury- He confined
barracks has caused considerable ex-A “A“ A“ ““3 State and “All“ the
citeinbnt among the people of Belfast. AKA‘A‘A‘“ 0‘ Pym” ““9 do“; What
who for days past have been monieii-I ”hey 3'9 domg; What they WA“ ‘10 He
Will AAAWE BAAAAAA 1
tarily “WOW. '3an decisive move stated that the membership of the
on the mm: the WORM chiefs or Grand Domain of Connecticut is now
or the government on “6 Way and rapidly approaching
..v_._ ,the ten thousand mark, and at the ex-
near where a wondow was broken out. 'Tobey' dispensed’ music
The oil-tire work has the “mg,” or throughout the evening. and the re
being boys! wbrk, “a does not seem freshmeuts servsdrwere delicious. The
affair was quite a social nature and
the things .5“.ka A colored by aiiwholattsndedh
. . The gopularity’loi the mm
1"“ “mm mm made AM u“; ‘attested by the umber of thIndoImAVeA
«Roast veal, 186236.
MHomeAmado'nng link sausage, iSc.
Hamburger M19160. . "
. M M norm 100;ng
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mom was doses:
tub. The mother had evidently given,
them paragorlo beior’e putting «horn,
in that top. oth children were
naked. in: vv ethos waning. In.
some: in mailman-mum 4?
bottle that had been cited with a
(Continued on Third Pass.)
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siiriovipoiini
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' row
piratloo of his term in October the
Amembershlp wiu be far in excess oi
[that number.
‘ ClintOn H ’Kibble, of America
Lodge No. 52, New! Haven, related in
a voryvvinpressive mnermonr of his
personal superiencss in
traveling ‘
Ateen fountain pens some postage
stamps. more goods. tobacco, mill;
' ‘Ias’d a new other petty articles to be
"Aiiiillsing
. I
While in title fibers the thieves .eri-
dently made tree with the candy. and
also draoir a bottle or two“ of- milk.
The edidVenccs were that the store was
‘ilrast'ili ransacked however, a condi-
‘tion which this Veatlhg would not verl
il'v
'(‘hiei‘ Allilllam. Pennington stated
, this morning that no clues have been
obtained to his knowledge, but said
that Detective Sergeant Thomas
Leatherlond is at work on the case
n‘he report to the Ipolice Iwas anode at
6:. ’ii) oclock this morning. “
The evidencepu which the caéo is
being worked Inp Is meagre.
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Yacht Club Piano Busy Season’ 3
SiariVandV, Will, Paint and
clean UpV'V
l
The East Noruolk Yacht (‘lub gov-
oriIiVIig hoard held Its Initial meeting
Asst evening since election. Commo-
dore liliam B, West presided, “He
"remembered the members‘with some
line smokes and the room turned dark
‘ill the blue bone or the true Havdnas.
it was voted to hold meetings twice
each month on Monday nights bcgln- V
hing March 30th Another vote was
to have the floats and building putinV
proper shape by the first of‘Ap‘rli. A
special committee comprised of “Alid'
weird ilnnford. John Gorhnni and Les-
presents they have receivedn Lot minnow disinuctant was found or.‘
Anise sliver, china, linen, rumiimdih' “.50!“ A “A10 was News the
land In tact all the usual wedding gifts WWW!“ tensral hospital Where it
are numbered Among the array dis-A13 believed she will recover. A three
played. several pl‘eniiptiai' nurpris'e 1‘“th 91d baby, was found my
‘showers added to the list of presents WBWMAV A“ “5 cflb- '5
Mr. and Mrs Amundsen Anne spood- W'A‘A‘M "A" "Am"- i
ing their honeymoon in Trenton, N. A warrant W“ draw. for ”10
.m a.g They left the house last night .33 soon is, she recovers from heiiV
but thereby brings a tale. The irisnds “New“ attempt
of the couple sought to give them a Mrs. Anthony A5 “”0“ 2‘ 73”” --°A‘A
coretul watch during the evening for 3“" AA" AA“ ’9“ for ”A“ time ““A
the time to come when they would AAA“ “1'9 1““ ”9°“ ”mew” mental
JV 1“,.th {0, that place this momfimother's sweat, and it will be sci-veal:
‘ IIIIII BlidTllEliB'
.zood sendoif, and consequently kept Her husband A” heart broken ‘1‘"
Primgi‘oaot beer, loans.-
Ste'ing (Owl, 180. .
V‘Mve fowl, 22c
mm 256.
Donating chickens, 24c. .
«OI-angst; 19c, 25c, 30c don. Lemon-V,
fie do: ' Apples, 601: pk. Celery
hearts 16c.
'iliieIBeeI-s Deanna Provision Co
(Adv)
ha.
we Old whim-allow" vinocbh‘ throughout the paired States, and the
tournament 1‘ 0'9! and them ISM great work that the Order has done in
on (”PM the oup. The last “Will the Southmnd West. He made a hum-V
was held last night and though Old ber of suggestions to the local lodge.
Well woo handily tor the first time in, Attorney N. anodes. who is always
the tornoamani, “WM ""9 against listened to with much interest, spoke
them. Only 3“ m“ “’9” {or the about what the Order has. been doing
Mayflower players. however. the 80m in general, and what am induced him-
for the antiretcurnament being 99-93. to become a, Knight of Pythios, recall:
The score last night was 3048 in In: the many pleasant “mag and the
86““ .Norv'vaVllr's favor. Tm“ Y9” A” many adrentages that he has derived
the third win of the East Elders, while from being a member
ionosiiio PiliilllllLE
lie (iambic was appointed for this beautiful bouquet oi caruouonsm him John H Manning, M. H. Glover and Coroner Glynn. Ernest, early may
’i'.\0lli The building will be filled up;
painted and put III general good con-
dition
“The comiriodorn appointed Asamuel
Cochran's. of Lnngdon‘a island» as
.ii‘leoi Captain, and Rev.
.l. ilypkln
mono, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church, as Fleet Chaplain. '
I‘The house committee 'is to coin-
, Aprise John Gotham. chairman, Fred
ericli Paranoia and others to be aims
in later.
' ‘A Wall ’
anvermat III vuahshrmso.
she gracefully accepted with p, neat «Senator Hanford Weed. Messrs.
speech Mrs. Poth was called upon George IF. Bette and Seymour Curtis
'Ior a talk and she responded With alwere elected members to till vacanof
a.
most. interesting one on the ‘V‘Giooil of club
the Order "
I After the meeting had adjourned
those present were delighted with vo~
Acal solos by Mrs. Thomas limit and
Mrs. John G n. A social hour 101.
lowed, , dorm which refreshments
were served. .Mri‘.‘ Poth's visit was
A rather short. asshevwns obliged to re
Vturn to New York on the 10.12 o'cloclr
train.
wNOTIBE i... o. 0. III. dismantle.
All members of. So. ANonwnlk image.
No 529 1.. O. O. M" are requested to
noon at ii ocioch sharp to attend in.)
a body the funeral at our late «brother,
Raymond Lather. ’ , I
A n JOS.‘ A. FORTIN. :Dict»;
ENC MEAD. Ansoc'y .
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. prisons. ,
rhino to throw any light on theQan-I
toriouo starting of an unmanned troic
toy car late last night and the subso-
Iquent headed collision with another}
gear at Mobile's. two miles east oi"
here, which resulted in the death or
one man and the Injury or seventeen ,
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meet at Lodge room, launder often», «The man ”killed“ was, Glenn WA
Bridgman, or Wilson as skull
was crushed.- and death was Intonat-
the institutions may die.
Robert o. Wood; of Manhood. and hoI
80““ Norwslli had but one A - A number of short talks Ivere given
The scores for the sitting last night by members Joseph W Gorham Jul.
“6 8“ 10AM“ ius Hlflibell, Willlam which. Willie
depart. Becoming a little careless in. deranged H" health h“ “0‘ ”9°“ Twelve teams contested in the 1:: 0" w'AA" Mills, and Deputy Grand Chancellor
their vigilance, however, Mr. and Mrs. good and she seemed ”33““ with nochle tournament whicl; 3.1331121, Table. - 1" Sniffinv 0f ABBBWCK Lodge. 330 53- 01
Amundson, assisted by “‘9. brides the idea that she had tuberculous. A last “A33“ AnNAA‘elsz‘soo 0 “1A“ rghe 1~Harrls~8tadler ............. 4 2 VWestport. V I
father who wasvin the plot skipped physician examined her recently and "I“ M 82' first ill or .Iw'lii; l. E , Moyilowera. . 2I The remainder of the evening wasV
away and were whisked out of sight round “0 trace 0‘ ”‘9 disease w more (A) H "13$ A; s d m A“ Wealth“? ' """"""" 4 Vspeot in a general social time with
before an or the com so could car- need an own . or on an e 0'” w°"" members and the Errand lollse officers
' y p y . ‘ 50070. W“ 15,070.1‘helr “93““ com 2~Adams<Meserve ............. 2 _..,.. ,
Wig the planned celebration MXBUBA BLIIB’S petltors were l3. Abrams and H. Fain: Moyiiowors. A
d '8 :fiundsp" 19“ by “1° frontV 12“ AIIIIIMI. “E TA child. who captured second 911mm . BuckholtI-Edmonds ........ l 5 IIDVIIWILK BHAPTEIA
M an ' Amundm “mm" "A", , E ' iIIl over a thousand points scrum“ - Old Wells. '- A A MEETING:
my“ rhyme gum: ..... ., --———,—- » ...... mm»: .. ............ .. W... ............... . .3 II a ,
d at 02:11:01? He, at; a coud of Eighteen members of the Roxbupy thecard playing the members enjoyed '- VMnyI‘Iowan. A ,, i ‘~:;~TM u NorwalkA,
u o e ope rent I) 9‘ moment. Club assembled at the Country clubA a. social time and” refreshments wereA “Robertsa'Naphey A VVVVVVVVVVVV 4 2 lbs regu or mes III; I a
They remained over night with the, ad. , A Chapter, I). A. it was held at the
bride’s aunt in Norwalk leaving this .V last night for the 12th annual meeting 88W VV . ] Old Walls. home of th ””8er Mrs. F. A. All:
morning on the 9'0iivtraln Vond dinner VThe aifair is always coal The score: - 4-SolteSOoutu ................ 3 :in we, In Vite” nv,enue 'l‘hursdsv of—'
Friends all over town extend best of delight to the members and this i H Md andli. Worden """"" 15:07“ Mayflowaro. I . re I
" . . one prbved no exception. Stewardess B. Abrams and H. Fairchlld....13,910V diohertson-Brown VVVVVVV ‘ 5Vtsrnoon, March 9th at ., p m
wishes and many happily wedded Thompson pleased the ghosts with 3 Samuel Evans and John Milne.13.8illll Old wgu.V ‘. Two new members Mrs ‘Grliiidi and
years. ~ I very Inna dinner. Town Clerk Hor- Wm.V.iames and Henry Powell..13.l90 FHOImflsAfolght .; ,,,,,,,,,,,,, -i 2 Mrs “Mm irvlng lInll were received
‘ bcrl Smith in a clever way'prsseotsd Ali'.‘ 8. Ambler and Wm Wood ..12,900 AMsinoon-a. into the Chapter, which new numbers
VISITEB BY SUPREME Dr. William i". Acton, a recent bone H. O.‘ Welsh and W.- L. Northropvll 730; .wgcka.Na-gh ,,,,, A, ,,,,,,,,,, 4 2 close on to one hundred
“ diet in behalf of the members a bonu- Cyrus Bcnpdict and Chris. Hoyt-11.610 . ‘ Old wen" i it was decided to send a substan
FIN‘NLIAL SEGnETAn'V tliul Sheilleld plate dish. The reolp. Fred“ 'WOOIA and Felix Kearney 163660 6~SVVaterburyAllrown .. ,,,,,,,, 3 3 rial contribution to Washington L) 0.,
lent oi‘ the gift did the usual honors H. Lubelsky and B. K. MitChell 10 (‘40 \Mwnowgn, Ila apply on iii! debt of Memorial
The regular meeting last night of by accepting the 8m Will! a nice 0 1A}- KBAAGKS- “d Win. mymond SEAN” .lanesdiaker ........... ....2 lVivlnll; also .moheturyud'wns voted the
Star of Columbia Circle, Companions speech. R. Morton and F. Baker-v 3.330 Old Walla. A ISIII‘Ailcld Literary institute at Sniileld. ‘A
of the Forest, was made a apecial 0c The following officers were elected. W. Ahnsns and Earlilnguardn 7, 921) 7~J0hmonJWehb VVVVVVV f, A,“ .c.nn
edition by the presence of «Mrs. ‘Annle AME Willi ”1011‘ 12“! consecutive 3'9” ' '”“' W” A _VMnyilowm. TAMI regent, lira .i. Milton Alli burn,
E Poth, supreme financial secretary. All ofllcc' [HVEVS'TIB‘TVEV ouifini A GorbamaiA‘oi-rls’ ..‘...3‘. .....l oViIas been IIIttpoiutin chairman of the
‘To accord the visitor an auspicious President Frederick ALI Quintatd. , A Old Wells. - suite D. A. it. co-himitiee for the bet-
V'welcoms, there were on hand about VAOO Presidentwllloury W. Gregory. "MIMI.“ FATILAVTA sz-Bogurdus’rnrlov .. ...... ...l 2 (“uncut of women and children. by rim
I5 members. some coining other trom ISecrctury and Treasurera-(leorge iii. A Mayflowbro. ‘ stnio regent. VMrs. ilIIvIl.
Westport Circle. Just after the open CHI‘UB- GAIAPORT, N in, Marsh 20.-~AuA FlelillnguMurshull .......... I.1 AF) Niamey William .1 ll Bohunilnn
log of the meeting Mrs. Potli was The directors of the club tor the investigation ‘by oiliclolo oi the Bold W-..»— ~ A I'm“ n ”we, on Thom V1,. Jemmom the
presented by the members with n comlns your are ISam‘uei 1. Wood, talc. 'Looliport and Rochester ““1 Father of the University oi Virginia.
SMOKE!) BAI’A L08... A2“: LVlVl
ivoiu oivplg. pork, Inc In,
I‘I‘resh shoulders, 14c ‘Ib
Homemade sausage 18c lb.
baits of spring lamb, 14c and ten
li‘oroqunrters lamb, Inc and 12c ’
’Surlns lamb churn. Main. . . ‘ j: Music Vnnd refreshments closed it
Lamb MW 10c lb. ‘ ' pleasant nitsrno’oii
Choice y'ouniwowla; 220.1 . '..A . wam
'V‘Nat’lve remind: mans; also ,1 MM. John hum. oi Greenwich,
Buttcrine 26 and 26d lb. , « Vviiio is here attendant upon the death
(Adah. "' “arias WWW“ All our men, mom... 1.. shim-on.
’ . ' , ‘ . Int Potash evbnub, is lust recovering
ills paper was intensely internilng and
. Instructiva, relating roots and reminisJ
Vcencas, giving an Insight into the un
usually ntorosting character oi the
seventh president of the United States.
A hourly rate of thanks was ex
tended Mr. ilobnonnn. -
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About ano EmpIIIyeowIII
Work ialor III A ,
The negotiations which hairs
going on for some time relative
purchasing of land on which no
a. new rectory for the Hand
win Shirt Company, were close
terday and a sale oi landl‘has',
mode. The property Whlcfi‘yag
chased is located on high street
runs back to Summit street
this land that the factory will
and work on it will start the W
April. ‘
The plans which .V on.
has will give to Norwulk o
finest factories albautthese
is to be three storiesfhigh‘
imntonouin stream .f “Q~
Wm spice: 4:62 '
2‘
not been let yetviiiiut the.
be made in a law doom. sir
son plans to move into his
tory the latterparttoI-July'or
of August. when are. 125
played and when the new ..
ready the loves of help will be
bled. The land which was V
was owned by Jos‘ph Romano. V
E. 'O’Sullivan and Messrs. Bail .
Mitchell. The last two oonVed t
property on Cottage street. ’ .
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AMALL PICNICB. 1V3: LBV
Fresh hams, 18c lb.
Irig pork Isc lb ,
small fresh shouldem,Alvbc. . A.-
SideAIporli,18c
'Suvgar cured hams 201:
Native veal, 16c, 180, 20c.-
INatlve fowl, 24c.
(Roasting chickens. 25c
We carry best heavyi meet
enable prices.
Knuckles and saurkraut. .
Everything in ‘delocaiessao. A
Strictly fresh eggs, 35c.
Butter 350. .
Oleomangarine 25c
Everything in delicatessen?
C. CHAARNQK,
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NEW EWBLAWIA Llllll'l'
HOUSES [Am
WAi-“llilN-MITON March lid—«Ila
arable damage was done to props
oi’ the lighthouse service at the cloth
em end of Long inland Illicundwnml l
Narragansett alloy Iby rim storm
Department of Commerce today
the inspector or the Willi I)!
The indoor tor reported that the VV
at the Warwick Ivirbt motion '
badly woeliad, necessitating iii
lion of a sea. wall at no slope,
deciding $3,700 The Milk
.iiill station was also badly
‘Ion test Iol' the wuli carried
the remoldiii’g horny ”dam
malts there, It is estimated '
rationalism «lemme w- ”
by stations at Plum Island
diiii Orient Point and in“?
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A «Try it. manner Hon:
Norwalk Chronicler