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non And lupoctou of Rural Schools;
14 mid" were received a the m of rational Council or Teechers or m
E ”mm quflemuter-genml at Hill, School Garden Association or
E ' ' “ ' lattice. and the antniaalon on the
I Soto '7' Th yummiieormlzation of (Secondary Edm-
3.»: Elbe-Wires tor the grove. at dead
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Death by suicide was the a
at thefipdtnz filed this Why“
Coroner Phehn in conneaiou with the
room depth a John m #ko
we. found on the door of his Store,
to [airfield on dreamer-noon ot "
my 7. Abullethndeutoredhioheedl
behind the left ear. _ ‘ “ g"
En we. stated that 'm he been
3-1
- E out day: prior to no data. «one
witness mime um unto mg 1%
Juli than he threatened to tun mach,
3 it it me not lound. “- '
E Considerable mystery unmanned
E the circumstance» of tho death IWE
Eseverel days State police. Foil-field?
E authorities and others worked on the1
use but it was duelly dropped.
The coroner's flaw in port. in p51
follows: E
“After a full-inroauwlon b7 the
E police showing no other nutrition-ctr
Ethan above outlined. as well emper-
Esonal inveltigation. lends me to con-
clude. end find. that the doomed
Ecnme to his death at the time end
Eplace from a ride. by his own hands
E with suicidal intent."
The ride used we. a .23 calibre Win-
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Mrs. Bessie McCann and Hcr‘fTw-ilight Twins."
Here are the “Twilight Twins," her in the Twilight Sleep to an
the firat pair of twins to be born her life. , ,
in the United States under the "And now she can’t even re“pr0p8ny 0‘ “mm. m' 1‘
twiliglhlt treatment for the moth— member how the boys came intoEnmemflm of Budgmfl'
er. ' lt‘)’ were taken 1) the the world. She sleit for seven»
mother, Mrs. Bessie Mchi’un, of hours after they weic born. antlEmgl’OR‘l A‘G‘A‘m 2" “Es “RANCH
Brooklyn. to a meeting of wo- When she woke up she didn'tim ,3 8,:1‘“ mgoahngremrria‘x
men in the Academy of Music know the birth had taken plum ‘9 "m min m ‘ '
former
we iozaoa'dumflflh“
:1“? the bids. there were-three bidders.
~ mud!!! or “all WE wuue
III E
. under the influence infill! (GM;
Echenter repeating 'rltle. It Wile the
the {other day to show what the
Twilight Sleep would do. Every
woman present admired the pair
of youngnters and said they were
as vigorous as any children born
under the old method. Mrs. Mc-
Conn. though a small and trail
woman. come forth from the or—
deal without even remembrance
of any “fitting. ‘
“We were dreadfully worried
about her," confessed her mother,
‘Mrs. James Murphy.
“l myself have had six child—
l :n.’.‘ she continued. “So I thought
.Tl knew what l’-ssic would have
‘wheu I saw her a few hours af-
She wasn't conscious at all of
the awful suffering a woman nev-
er forgets. Even when they
brought the children to her she
wouldn't believe they were hers;
She. had noticed a number of
other babies in the hospital, and
she thought she was being fool-
ed. I never saw or heard auy‘E
thing like it. The treatment is
certainly a wonderful thing for
women." ,
“She looked so bright and well»
ter the babies were born,” chimed,
in George McCann, the proud'
husband and father. "She look-l
Elloge Gilliam of the
Huen road yesterdny. for the llr'at
time since the death of Edward leori
o! Glenbrook, who was killed early in
January by on electric shock IB‘ how
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.‘caught the handle 0! the couch ‘on‘
this train to board the name at Glen-
brook elation. Reunited with have!
been made since Usori met hie deathE
to i-stnbliah a cause for the linkage
of the electricity the! m reopen»
bio for the accident. Superintendent
Stlmlord elde-
trical division went up on the tale
early yesterday menial. wotchlnp
'the actions of the mature. and name N
ew Y . m m the Do
more tests are to ho mod. with floflrmmerg‘gwnmm of m
Emuhn" 93"" “‘v Wm"- 09' Nation-i mumw‘mwon cou-
Eden.
W
o reporter was telephoning
'11} Nice ebove'the ”'0! of meal lilo story from Sing Sing recently I
lwh‘ toll in the email no mowers, ‘ 00min!
:mude it herd
Vheor.
ul r; or marine- inthe Civil or Span-
the floor,
reporter to
hflmering' on
for the
"Would you mind stopping for
lob-America Wm a“ “I II In” a few minutes?" united the reporter.
nelson» unanimity lorries;
eludeghprll , 1m. ‘
0' we More are required toiiih lhio ion."
to but. oh hem- lull by one:
.tonr inch- wfll; tn! Mel;
ting onto-ott- uoaond diva,
feet. The Wet tho It” will be
urged and W u- “. (a.
brittle use If the plum; talk. .
other the: e prim; ll- ouuiutioo; 1
the mdm- snail-etc or thl.
fine 5: depth. ' E
In the m at them to;
eluding those in print- WE
there are that 1.000 of than ”01
murammuduom “E
t- the min-lot the Arm to ME
amount-scum“! thereon:
be ud‘dppllnnt. or m m is a»
mall" at ’llchl the M. 1'”
marble an be mounted by Grand
Army Poets. new at town.
charity boordl. commiioioned Marni
oruvetoun whourwdwithtlmdo-
‘cened. as well do by the Bone or We
arena, or the executive oillcllls or o
town or borough. Upon the opproval
of on poplin-tied. the mm droE
ordered. by the department at the
quertmtmnl to deliver the
stone to theplnoe whoreltll toll.
erected. Thu the m he: been
mural-iced in mum to by the
superintendent or the cemetery end to-
turued to the carton-enlarged“!
department More the oath ere pold
by his m woollen
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M Y OCHOOL CHILDREN GRAD.
wire,- .
almxxni. 0...“. 21—13 the
not seven year. the number of chil-
dren mantles unit you 0! the ole
neuter! ochooll or Amerin- hed dou-
bled. accordion to Dr. W P.
Am. DirectorottheDlvhton at Bin-l
more» amend-amnion.
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"AU film. boy." [said the muvict.‘
"go to it. I (0: uremi- years to lln- .
«New York Tribune.
Advertisements in TE: Sent-iv
vi twine the best result;
REIAIKABLE RESULTS OF m
N" new: BUILDER TONG-
LINB TAILETO in "ANY CAM
UP RUE-”WM MEN AND won.
Prove N Ymoll by Ivyln' e In
a! ‘I'mtlm Tablet- New.
“or m l never saw “with:
like the m or that new mam.
Teaches ‘I‘nblote, for build!“ I!) a!
weight and lat nerve rm. It noted
more like a retracts than a medicine.”
sold 9 wdvknown gentlemen you".
day in napkin: or the revolution that
lied token piece in his condition. "1
ban to om that there wan nothing
on our!) the! could make no fat. I
tried lumen, digestivea, he“, eating.
dicta, Bill. beer and almost over!-
Elhiu clue you could think of.
Any ml or woman «who in thin
can recover normal weight by the
but new transient Tunalino Tablets.
"1 he" been thin tar years Ind be-
autumn": mtunlror no
to be But fly. Finally 1 read “out
the ran-mule procoun broom
about by one o! Topolllo Telnet: on 1
derided to mthen myself. Well,
when l loot at myself In the mirror
now. 1 thin! it is somebody else. i
henputuyusttorty random
the lat lofty days, and never felt
strum.
Tend!” “be one pound m
or to um. um m.
tool. leer...- the Iii-tut or blend-
ccpiuelu tel an e um mull
II “ll" i mun...- WWI. m highly recou-
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auction.
TUWY NEXT:
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“llistrcas Nell”
MINOR ASKS DIVORCE: ALB-DOES
net-mum.
in a divorce petition filed in the
Civil Superior Court through Chem.
Holt ,9! honour-y. Julia Anne Steele. of
Norwalk. :1 minor. churns her hus—
hnd. William Steele of Norwelk.
with belng unfaithful l0 his marriage
vows and names I eta-respondent. The
complainant says that she married
Steele on Afloat. l. Hill. her maiden
name being Holt. She asks for the
custody 01' I minor child. Isabel.
Soul I. Wlloea. of Bridgeport has
inpututed divorce proceedings against
Peter A. Wilson. formerly of Armenia,
but now of parts unknown. allusion
infidelity between 189! end 18“. with
1 W80]! unknow to the petitioner.
The couple were mnrrled on October
Ill. 1889, the petitioner‘s melden name.
being Smith.
[do Linot of Bridgeport hen bmuzht
divorce proceeding: Against Abram
”not. Bridgeport. She alleges cruel-
ty in an unusual wey. The couple
were mottled July 0. 1913. Mm Lin-
et’o maiden note we: Idn Bender.
Another diam action med here
in tint of m hint: of Green-
wich walnut All-m Diotz at Port
most", N. Y. Donation on Jan. it,
“N was BMW. In. Diem. when
minor: name we. nil-own nruneb
and dine deulflon on August 1. 1907. ;
FRIENDSHIP.
m. i; the friendship i would
choose :
Hard to win and hard to loose:
Slow to seek a separation,
Quick to find an explanation:
Smoldering in its early days.
Growing like a format blaze;
Through the season's bravely liv-
ing,
Never asking, ever giving;
Hearing doubters that desert you,
l-lreding nothing: mranl to hurt
vou; E
Watching all your faults to
catch them,
Finding faults of his to match,
them:
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Saying till the journey": end,
“Right or wrong; he is my
friend!"
Hiard to win and hard to lose—
That is the friendship I would
choose.
~VVilliam F. Kirk.
1.“.
. .ouor Photon. aboard the train. in the
cd lust as you see her now, and: our nature. lvolition tony.
won up suntan. end all! balmy
’ ' ' us do! do t. much
she left the} libspitnl lll “ml“ mun. mind 0 an n
Dr.ArNIuldth umbuot.eloEma.nanoI-eottheuu‘. '20.!88‘.
weeks. This new treatment isE . > . neuter-y “W m» -’ now-’11. h 'h m we: .- Anni" a ton in. 1“” 9' 1911
lining to Eluullllrcciated by .mcutE ‘—-llundroda at; health oracle» on» three-quarter. or o million nutter en~'- W 1| ml” M war Mm Tum” “‘ Forum. 0’ B""“’."°""‘°'
i can tell you. it's hard to set‘E Dear In newspapers on Mon. nutty the: it w mu van IME“ M “m m“ "um“ d” “d "u m divorce “mm cc.
to endure. We knew nothing
:tlioht the 'l'wilight Sled), arm
that we had read of its being
given to a Suteulslaud school
teacher. it was only after my
Hove clapped the ladder so made to
so wmr street. when i win manor
3 First can Plumbing Establishment. '
‘ H. A. HEOELEIN,
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some one you care for sullen}! ‘
when all vou can do 15 stand by;
and wait."
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daughter was at the . Kings
.‘Coumy Hospital'tha‘t the debtor
toldjmc he would have to put
hill .
, Slillllll 0f PMS
._ MMIITM Eruption
Whilst“!
1lion and concluded thlt was it.
. The old lady told me that mushr-
lrm was never mentioned in the in-
terview. that she wouldn't have
;touched the petition had she known
' what it was. She couldn't any when».
or there was anything at the top o!“
:the paper. he she looked at it Ihei
thought it was just a lint o! unmet;
but she couldn’t be sure there wu‘
nothing at the top. She had accented
' oped in equal outrage end “path" the woman's word. She said she told
«circles in the state as the result or an the women she had never been math:
"anti" canvassor working in Norwalk. i Wt" 33 (the didn't 30‘ out much:
i“ Many newspapers throughout ”,5 but left those things to younger and:
istate printed the following letter more active WWW). ‘
x. mm mass cm: H. mu. or this city,’ Rurectmlly yours.
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An interesting situation has devel-
.‘ and the denial which rouows n has‘:
.17 Dean issued by Mrs. Daniel A, Mark-E
ham, president of the Connecticut As-j
Clem M. Hill.
40 West. Ave... NorWalk. Ct.
.Februeryvlll. 1915.
and in prwtleelly every one at then
the impel-tones 0! km the bowels
resulu is unwound. A mounted.
condition invite. diam. A W.
able physlc am out. wlthout linen--
w."
MATINEE MS
The only org-ind MW in Anor-
lca that no tum-nod the output at
m duhhed mie-
publtc wheel. lulu the tent man
you-I. he tell. no the «Mobile in-
E‘VW“ w" “mum!“ “" "M De” E "mauve or tubing in round in Morgan-try. Re owned the w in
Ell-theme Mote. Sold 01 ell mEmdmllfll no the unit of the or.
Eden-wide mm or m to “0qu”.
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urupuiyumitmu- u m .m..
STAMFORD THEKTllEm
Emily Wakemun Hartley, Mgr.
w log prove I revolution. It
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rwmmumem‘
“ammunition
And-ow 00.. pun.
Has. not ml. by YMMV. Dru
Saturday, February 27th. _
' The Messrs. Shubert: Present
Hociation Opposed to Woman Sut-1
f (rage.
" mar Sir:
Hartford, Conn, February 23. 1915.
Home Clam M. um, Norwalk. Conn:
0n the Anti-Suffrage petition trom Deer Minn Hill: As I am responsi-
, Norwalk. there will be at least one No for the woman who cunnsggd
name from Norwalk which was so- ior our organization in Norwelk, ‘l
cured under false pretenses. This old would like to inform gnu thin. the.
lady. whom '1 Will cell M“. x, told me canvasaer went from house to house.
that the other day a woman came to 'with the omcial blank, the heading in ‘1
her door. and asked her is she was Ml print WMCh showed DENNY ”19E
:0 voter. Mrs. K told her that she was purport of the paper. It is impossibleE
, not. The visitor brought out a paper. tint any person in possession of a11~
and asked Mrs. K to put her name on her faculties. could have signed the!
it. She said that she wins trylnl to paper without understanding perfect“
get a list of the women in iglorwnlk 1y its significance. Yours truly. i
who were not voters. and that she GRACE 0. MARK-HAM. _
. had come from Hartford the day 'b&' President. Per Ill. W.:
tore top um purpose, She told her Connertiieut Association Opposed _ toE
that she lied been told thet most or Woman Suffrage. :
the women in Norwalk were voters,‘|
. and had not expected to get so manyE
names. but had been much Entitled
. with her success. n she had just be.
cured the list which she showed. Mn.
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"After I wash my face I alwuyni
look in the mirror to see if lt‘oE
clean." confided little Dorle. Don't:
you?" ,
X is quite an Old hdY- C quiet little "Don‘t have to. i look at the
homebody, innocent or gulle and up. towel." rejoined Willie. —-l3mwn'aE
'_ auspicious, in she haunted at little mime- . E
about putting her time down. The ———-—- -— -—--‘—
rvlutor urged her to do it it she .wui J. h Southern. 3. Claire. Win;
not I voter. tiny-lug um one simply . writel: “You no I wrote you in re
wanted the names or those who wore E m u um! mug. ( gem-ea m
in His Greatest Success;
“Taking Chances”
A Comedy 111 Three Acts’.
'TheDramafi’c Event of the Season
.---_ POPULAR PRICES ----
, Evening $1.50lto 250
Reeervetione By Phone or Mail Order
Matinee $1.00 to 25¢ .
. SEATS HELD UNTIL 8:15
2-: COMMING :a:
cello. ll. Barrett. tho of that ulty.
They were worried on August . 1908.
Infidelity in the charge made by
Edvard nude extinct Harriet Noel
Rude in his notion for a decree or
divorce. tiled today in the Superior
court. nude uh the custody or one
minor child. and mentlons one John
'Climnrd on cormondent. The cou-
ple were married July 2, 1902.
Phone 2300
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EVENING 8:15
THE DISTINGUISHED FRENCH ACTOR
Lane Leading it... With SARAH WIN . E
Phone nova. g
REIUILT TY’IWRITERB -- L. 0.
' Smith. Unduwood.
Remington, ell other
makes. Iold. rented.
repaired. name. is
per month. Kechlneo
cold at 85 per month.
4A8. BONNELLX.
1| south lulu smut. South "walk.
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is guaranteed to helm watchable E
egg and remain in perfect working order
for five years. They are so simple that
a beginner an operate them wiliout
any previous experience and be hunted
of a chick from every hatchahlc
Buckeye incubators are equipped w
every desirable device that can poulbly
add to incubator cficimy, end are -
wounded experts to he the J-
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Coincinandletulshow’mhow
work. Ask lot-melon?“-
Tneaday. March Ind—Matinee 2:16~——Evening at 8:00
l'leWorld’sW ' mammal-Immu-
“mums PUNCTURED ROMANCE” .
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