lay on the roof of the Crescent bun-
dlry. on Sesview‘avenue.
uslle. oldest son of George Finch.
d. Windeid street. centinues about:
the same. having been quite ill for
use time.
The gnsiins still have many devo'
*Ines. ”mornings lergonumr
i m Skiers went down the creek
heesrchofthem. ’
Today is the fifty-third anniversary.
demo! the fiercest and most hnpor-'
sent naval battles of the Civil Wen—f
that of the Monitor and lierrimac.
lira. h J. Jones has gone to Stock-1
“bridge. Ifsssaohusetts. She received?
word yesterdey that-bu brother was'
seriously ill with pneumonia, and1
slight not recover. }
The regular business meeting of i
the ‘Ladies‘ Aid Society of the East‘.
avenue ii. is. Church was hold you—1
3 May afternoon in the church. Reg-
. inlar business matters were attended
lire. Charles Mints. of 'North Main
meet. is this afternoon entertaining
the numbers of the East Norwalk
Auction Club. Refreshments will fol.
_ hw playing and a pleasant social
the is being enjoyed.
There will be an ofliciel heard most-
‘ kg of the East avenue M. 3. Church
f, 1 rain evening immediately following
file regular mid-week evangelistic oer-i
vices. Business of importance will be
considered at length.
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llr. and Mrs. Elmer Case have re-
gained to Norwslk after a pleasant
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ancient parts of mud. The local
‘ ' people were gone for several weeks;
and enioyed a must pleasant time.
The Woman‘s Auxiliary of Christ
- "H'Wlscopsi Church, on Gregory Boule-
vard. is this afternoon in session at
the home of Mrs. Frances Mslkin. on
m Beulevard. The regular week-
ly social and business meeting is 'be-
” he held.
~Extra! For this week only.
Cabbage. solid heads, 1 1-2c. lb.
Sweetest turnips you ever bought.
1 Me. lb.
Extra ane tea, guaranteed. 25c. lb.
(linger Snaps. 6c. lb.
Flour! Jones, Gold Medal and Pills-
‘lnsry'a. can bag.
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1b“ with friends and relatives in'
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lb Anna C. entertained out-oh
town kinds. over Sunday, at her
home here.
Andrew Taylor has added a new
two-ton lack trunk to his fur-
niture-mix south-lent.
David Inthers mm with the in-
formation, and it is plea-lit. that at
leastoneilock ofwiidgeeae has gone
northward.
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The Ladies' li-bnary Society of
the Comm Church will meet
today, at the home of llrs. H. A.
See-old.
Mrs. David Chancellor has returned
after a visit with her son. William
E. who is- the teaching staff of a.
college at Worcester, 0.
, Mrs. Brett Down with her deter-er
in-law, In. George l’ratt. of Fulton.
N. Y., who in Mrs. Brown's guest here,
spent m with Mrs. Brown‘s
son, Dr. Theodm Brown of the Yale
faculty at New Haven.
Dr. Carlos lartyn. pastor of the
Presbyterian Church. and Dr. H. S.
Brown. paler of the Congregational
Church. attended the ministers‘ meet-
ing in Remind. this week.
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Eras: Lonnsbury is building a two
story Skill building adjoining the C.
W. new. Don's hardware es-
tahlshns‘ on Railroad avenue. The
building will he mad as a storage
place.
Mame
Arthur Roland of Nor-walk visited
yesterday -with friends here.
A- new mean: of mcadam and
gravel is hung laid-on lain sircet.
The new. Howard 1!. Richard of
Myrtle avenue we; a recent visitor
in Rye. N. I.
Granville Colynr. who has been
cowering with an eye trouble. is re-
ported as renewing.
Benches Cod Fish be. Why paymere,
None of the above to stores.
flutkowsky, 63 Osborn avenue. >
. 1 hearing on the case of liirs. Anna
.Jncitson. of First street, versus Leslie
flamb‘le. of Seaview avenue. will be
M tomorrow morning in the Sn-
Jsrior Court of Bridgeport before
Judge 1. H, Webb. This case is the
netconm of the big fire which some
y'the ago swept the vicinity of Sea-
niew avenue and First street. de-
llroying the building owned by Mrs.
Jackson at the corner of First street.
”In. Jackson is represented in the
action by Attorneys Gray & Gray, and
Hr: Gamble's attorneys are Keogh &
:Candee. ‘
Most interesting and inspiring was
file Lenten service held last evening
at the home of C. A. Hosegood, on
if Hawkins avenue, by the‘members
mi Chant Church. The temporary
Inhister, Rev. T. F. Caskey. D. D..
d Bouthport. was in charge. The
actor delivered a short address
which was very appropriate. These'
meetings «will be held throughout the?
{anion season. each Wednesday ev-
thing at the home of some parishion-
, They are most helpful and are
“ranting considerable favorable at-
tention. and interest among the mem-
of' the church.
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'llrs. Benjamin St. John, of Rom
‘ avenue. accompanied by lire. Mul-
of diaries, left this week for Les
"lee. California. and will spend
,_“Ofiufl, taking in the Panama-
gdays with lriends in town.
Mrs. Walter langan of New Can-
aan has ban .ending the past few
1% W. l'. Wettin- left this week
for Baldrnore. are. where he will
visit relatives for the next month.
The regular semi—monthly meeting
of Kflflh of Pythias. Aspetuck lodge
was held In: «coins in the Fable
guilding.
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L w. hiddinlton. George Mut-
thewson and Dave Boylnnd of New
York city have been registered at
the Wm hotel this week.
Min label many of Lincoln avenue
left m for Brooklyn. where
she will spend the next few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Richard Taylor.
Louise Estelle of New York city. a
former resident of this town. is spend-
ing a fess up here after an absence
of 10 yearn. Ir. Estelle was for-
merly united in the stearnfltting
human.
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The Miss High School basketball
team defeated the five from the Nor-
walk high with a score of 26 to 19.
The game was allied in the gymna-
sium of the local school and was wit-
nemmd ivy a. large number.
A delsgnfion from the local branch
of the Banal narration league will at-
tend the We day" at the Legis-
lature in Hartford tomorrow. The
nest mating of the local league will
be held nevf'londey afternoon at the
home of In. Frank H. McLaury.
In. V. E Jon'- abstained the
Nekhhrhood Bridge club at her
home Tuesday afternoon. The time
was pleasantly-spent. several tables
being occupied. Dainty favors were
awarded fun- the highest scores. Prior
mammalian-guests. the
hosts- served a delightful luncheon.
A unsung “the 'lhwn School Com-
mittee ”held in therown Hall and
plans for alias four room to the
Bridgasereet schoolhouse were con-
,silerei It h we! mambo wet
cradling [our rooms wonisglnot "ex-‘
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Inca is. fathom-rapper
printing the money.
lire. Si. ii. Culley will be the best-
.- this afternoon for the regular
meeting of the Current Donnie club.
Sonic important dissuade” will be
discussed and an fltogcther inter-
esting eceehn will be in order.
A special program is Will arrsnr
ed for the first annual meeting of the
Westpori Welfare Club, which will be
held on Thursday evening. March 25.
in the town hall. Some out or town
‘speakers will he heard and a banquet
will be enjoyed. At this time officers
for the ensuing year will be elected.
The club is composed of some oftha
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gloreoersez'andthewhn-wases-
‘ctised Milena-e1 for the state.
.The isry was then M and
4"“ not wdiscuuanyfeatureof
:tbe cseesndnottoresd tuners
paper accounts of they-hi. Conn
; Lwas aloud“ until lofo‘ehmki tide
ludertaker.of8tamford.waecelledto,m ‘ ‘
ithestandinCriminslSuperiorcourt.| A list of 86 names wee none
3 Jury Completed at 2:50.
The twelfth man on theiury wasfleoted. Ofthis list two were excused
not selected until 8:50 o’clock. Fol by the court because. of pretence.
”0th the coznpietien of the jury.‘;These were Joseph Ferrars. of
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'.iudge Williams ordered a recess.;llridseport.and William ii. Fryer. of .
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lire. Angle. gownsd in a plain blachlamuord.
salt.'wss in court all day 3W1“
.Tsleelnell Closely Queetlo
through before the insure-em.” '
melody. m 1. loss
.F‘reehfitock mm
town's best citiseos and much work 5‘
work for the benefit-of the commun- gm ”9’ swam 3“” 3- K19“, The inhuman were questioned
ity is being planned by the members. l.“ m C. m see '83 833M, by both skies. When Mr.
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the jury. Homeless-min“ sme'tternoutions. he toursed the talesmen
attorney. directed the Muflmom to so. Klein and Judge Downs.
'aiternoon.» ant-“flinthebadm Stamford .mme
A combination chemical hoes. auto-
mobile an apparatus will be Mae-
ed by the Bang-tuck flees way.
A: a. meeting of the company it was
decided to raise money by public sub-
scription and Chauncey Allen. A. 11.
Smith and Edward Hubbeli were all-
pointed a. committee to conduct and
purchase a suitable piece of appa-
‘HO "I! W 5! M’W- {Questions relating to previous knowl-
1 _ berm Testifies.
Dr. Otto ‘H. Schultee. of New Yom‘cuneteatisievidenee predominated.
”mm” °t the ”mm“ was nine. but do 3- liailou ill t 'm. It Winch- ’ the plane where Mr Belles died The
since tiles it has increasedu 5. mlenden, m on "I, 14, .1" He de. M 1m to be ampted was Bruce
ompo and Vigilant compani- have
both installed motor apparatus and {M that there '9" several wit. :8. Weller of SW a, pattern
at is expected um within a few weeks non-I ale-nut tow-o. Hen-18M mam. employed in til! it in. Parson
the members of the Plow Comm that it body lad been «Issued by loudly. on me a... am.
will «insider the proposition. 3. Mr. W. n W. of Which. The Tel >
'— M euden. and others. who had “OWN mug. inseam mused from
St. Bernard 81 Co
lentils“. and tint-It W W in"'seu-viou on the inn roi- one reason or
Staple and Fanny Groceries
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interred for them- other m hank Comer. a retired
PM that! lie-crib!!- imsrketmsn, of am city; w. s. cm.
“rte em disclesed tau 1110 a ms, of cyeeuseld mu; cusord
cause If M 'll 3 fracture 0' ""fiw. Gillette. a farmer. of Men; Joe
skull." testified Dr- Win '3‘ eph some. of this city; Thomas
said tint the Mm extend“ 0'" Stewart. of this city;. Walter A. sun
the meter out of the be“ of "l" bell. of Stratford; William H. Han-
aimil and um then m “I?“ a“ ford. s ml: grower. of Fairheld;
unct line- of Mm- ladle. ll. cars. a on insurance agent.
Very W imm- ‘of Monroe; Robert D. emits. a farm-
TVIO IN“ 9‘ bruises "0"“ found er, of Newton; Arthur Jones, a fern»
during the examination. the WM" er, of Trumbull. and Frederick s
meted. M 011' point D" Scheme Lake. a farmer. of Newton.
Chan“ Bull“. showed the in” “I. fillet point mne- m" at”.
thlsgwhere the he‘ll” d the 8““ Mdi The m, of no”. A. 3793..
goocurred. “I!!! ”I 0" W m the nan. Stamford undertaker. was bidet!
lunsirstios. he declared that the lie “is that. be had been in“
impact an: can-ed the WW” “1““ shame of in. Bnllou’s body. and and
have been DOWN“!- there had been an autopsy before he
. ' rm. mm" mm “'0 m“ “‘1" received the body. Later he sent a
Mrs. John Morton and son, Anson ed by the "and! of a broad. flat sur- to thchendon. Mass. He stated m“
firmimtrf‘fiium" limes: Tm." of -“c° on "“3 “hm “t t.” impact 0‘ “I“ he believed he had shipped it on the
.a . . rn .. uree. I?“ “mud-mpg.” mm. the: morning of July 26. There was no
Fdedericlt B hits 0 Norfi ld u' “‘3‘" a” cross minimum.
visited his mtther. t Ire. canton .m 3 until m M a“ "‘01 Odd Fellow. Bdrm.
Banks. who is ill at her home in game it won“ its" been cant“. ‘ mt“. of m. “film“, of
Greenfield. group where it struck and caused‘tslasmen was the question whether
‘ they were Odd Fellows or not. ll.
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Robert Williams.
Charles Scofield are spending
week in Fairfieid.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willard Clifford of
Godfrey street were visitors yesterday l
in Georgetown. I
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cuss ofthensse. and ideas on,cIr-.
n- th than! one-- ruterd-ri All taleslnen fremeenwlch. New. I
natue ‘A few weeks ago the memolmade an autopsy on the body-of Wsl- excused bonus of their will“! to _»
John Walsh continues seriously ill‘
at his home in the Lower Parish. al.
.so‘h‘lrs. Adele Hull at he! Valley
mgments of the bone to be carried
with it. . I“. explained that the body of lir-
W‘" Unite “ W Belles had been found near the Odd
Memwearthatcrdinaryboots veisbnilllmtheee
Warrior Rubber Boots. nmy bit ofgr‘nateriel um goes $135.“? 5
selected. Themenpeaw‘kmenmskethem. Thqweredeskned
bysnenwhoheve studied bryeeuhowtopur longwesrintofootwear.
Iadeeftheb-tgredeofPamrubberandestrastr dck—
reinforced throughout end lined witheoftwooi net. ' ‘ m u
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Saving and Revenue Cutter services;
reclassification of grades in the Di-
plomatic and Consular service; re-
quirment of registration of and im-
.posiu spedal taxesyllpon all dealers,
imsnnfacturers or importers of opium.
|or its derivatives,‘.and tho creation of}
gtbe Rocky Mountain National Paris
, .in Colorado.
' Much debate on the condition of
1“ “‘1 “Ml TMO (3°me lrational defenses enlivened the cloa-
act. the former providing for punish- ‘11: ~
. g session. Proposals tor special on
:nent of individuals who violate bus- ”ye-“gnu“ of the preparedness of thd
“9” regulations “a the I‘m” 9“ .naiion for war all failed. House naval
tablishing a. government institution and military committees. however.
to aid in keeping business within the conducted public harm“ on the sub—
law. . iject in connection with the military
Repeal of the Panama Canal tolls .mp1), bills.
exemption for American coast wine! The Congres was “’80 marked by
shipping. \ ., ;differenees between President Wiser:
Act directing the building at a cost Iand some Democratic Senators 0......
of 835,000,000 of a government rsil- :patronage: a splrited' contest 0v“.
road to the mineral fields of Alaska. confirmation of "mum“! for the
A“ to regulate cotton exchanges 1“Federal Reserve Board; two success
and ‘0 Denali“ dealing“ 1“ WWW Erul filibusters-- one in the summo.
speculative cotton future sales. isession mm“ the rivers and harbors
A 3M“ internal revenue “1" com- ‘appropriatlon bill and the other tho
"10"” “we“ ‘Wr m- iflght of Republicans and Democrclln-
A “vernmem '3' “‘k insurance allies against the ship purchase bill-.
”“7““ m “"5“” American ““95 an nncessful effort in the Senate in
against. the 'hm'd’ °t '“v and an ,‘eetabiish scloture rule to limit pro-
act providing for the transfer of for- .longing debate; institution of a special
sign-owned or built ships ‘0 Ameri- iinqniry into outside influences est-ri-
can registry. led against the ship purchase bill; it
Of those measures which failed of (general lobby nmfigmon which my
enactment or could not he considered tended m, many months, and mom»
for lack of timthe following are re- al of an inquiry into senatorial cam-
garded by Democratic leaders as per- Ips‘ign contributstions.
"“0““- With tbe fall of the gavel todflv
, Bill for government purchase or *many Senators and Congressmen long
charter of trausocesnic ships for the inauonnl Mm 1138890 into private
eetablishment 0‘ 3“ American men ‘life. Senators who retired are . Root.
chant marine which encountered the
most stubborn filibuster in the his-
tory of the Senate. created an insur-
01’ New York: Burton. Ohio; Perkins.
California; Thornton, Louisiana; Bris-
~tow. Kansas; fiteplrmlson; Wisconsin: ‘
lied llr. song‘s-I 1:“; 3: We’ building. in Stanford. and
. . meet iiessius.~ . M for that reason stdeset members of
D. Morris Andrews of the West havebeen‘ the Wm doetortold a. order; ”m: not wanted onthc
fForge residence.
in Bridgeport Tuesday in response! « 1m. . - __
'lo a summons for-Jury duty in civil flout h“. m w“, m“ of Court Room is Crowded. a“
superior court. his functions and at it was chooser The murtmom yummy was
l’
”' km ‘9." m M“ crowded withhwyersreportsrsssns
“W“ '3‘. on ”mm” the spectators. Practically h every New
doetordecisred thet'tbere wasnotthe Y“ W k “W by
‘3‘“ bit a doubt 1““ what llr. 3‘" staff men. In two instances the staff
the benefit of the fund tor the new-lion had been unable to speak moron“. are "men _ a 3...an
Geomflo‘m "if" the fracture. newspaper also has a woman writer
A la u ct f woodland in the m I as "I. Wuwnwm“‘m°d ‘° “’9 "M »
Cranbu'“ ti o I“ M the MN“- h “H This morning the trial will be re
ry on South Wilton districts, ‘
owned in Dr. Charles mun-n. was '1‘“- ‘m 5° W ”I. Mm "“ be: the nest move of the state
burned over on Sunday. the blue be~ ‘03 the right-aid. Of a. shall. he “‘1' ‘has not men disclosed.
"‘9 °““'°d' it ‘9 ”N‘mmd' by "m “a “a” N no M forced from; Judge Webb. of Civil Superior court.
33:13.: Defamer “um:- m2; ‘3“ left “"3 1‘. M m as 1°“ sat on the bench for a few minutes
grass and leaves. in 3‘1“” was alive. mm the during the afternoon session.
-r---- .witness. ' New Evidence Today.
The "honk”' of the wild gooseI At this time Mr. Cnnmlnflv W”. The state continued today presenta-
heral‘u‘“ m “'3‘“ 81;“533‘3’“: h“ “M ii. Schultse. 1:“: tion of evidence aninst Mrs. Helen M.
ward' ' hem“ an o“ E y ed “1° witness °'°" to Attorney 1 n Angle. of Stamford. whom it accuses
$221333¥§32233 xiim'ffi’. 3°" W“‘m“°‘- 3"“ “n' of responsibility tor the death of Wal-
consider it risky in beginning it until lmedfateiy “‘9‘ D" Schultse 'M‘“ do it. Ballou. a prominent resident and
the mourning note is heard from that .tbe autopsy. m muncllman 01““ city. in June
migratory messenger in its mums Found Hem III-ina- ‘ of last year. when the trial of Mrs. An-
“W' W W in ”91’ "°‘gle fol-manslaughter was resumed in
a question of If. Klein um h“ ““"ithe Superior court here bod”. before
Charles D. Hine. secretary of the'
state board of education. delivered all '
address at the entertainment given.
in Georgetown Tuesday evening for,
George Libbey. formerly of West-
on. the young step-son of the Rev.
Dighton Hoses. formerly pester enthat .a previous antapey had J Judge W. 3. Williams and a mm
the Nor-field Congregational church. made on the body and u,“ be he" The I began yest . the Jury
is confined to his home at the Con- this when he 3“, the condition of
gregational massage in slums, 'of .beingselectod and two witnesses es-
srent movement in the- Democratic
ranks and held up legislation
Weeks of the last when. .
The ‘ lmmkrstlb‘n (“assaulting a»
literacy test for adult-ion of aliens.
which med both hon-euros vetoed
by President Wilson and failed by a
narrow margin to repose the House on
a motion to overturn the veto. ‘
Conservation measures tuned by the
l'ruidant to provide a new system
"for leasing of water power sites and
a. leasing system to‘ open the mineral
reeourcee of the country.
Bill to enlarge the measure of Phi-
linpine self-government and to extend
promise of ultimate independence
to Filipino people. a measure which
pmed the House and was approved
by :1 Senate committee.
costumes REVIEW
Regulation by the. Interstate Coin-
merce Commission of the issue ofsall-
road securities originally a part of the
administration's anti—trust program.
Rural credits legislation amtem- . ' . . 'fl
plating the establishment of a system mm conurt can“ :33. at. 13.13: :1
°' mm “mm m“ ”wk" 1”“ {called to meshed late mm y at.
:mtiy urged throughout the Con~ imam resumed his gm” 0! the ac-
‘ , cident. which Wind ‘avhile Beers
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,port on m 10 1914. other wit-
wide range of subjects died with the ~ 'this morning were Bebe ,NF
endofthe Congress. among them. “a. . I J .hn
locations for federal mad improve- wfi. , d T’ “ed“ and men
ment, general waterway development. 1 Edwin AN. Hall a. brakeman help-
reorganlsatien of the civil service. to m to make w ’the train to which
prohibit importation “3 “a"? made "the car in which Beers was working
“9‘“- and "NT” "“9"“ or ’9' .was attached. was called late this
'°’ 'Kentucky. and White. of Alabama.
Representative Underwood leaves the
House to go no the senate. Scores ‘o‘i‘
Representatives in the House give 1
way to new mambo“.
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Testimony of railroad employee
was the feature in the case of Edwin
A. Beers of Westport agdlnst the New
Work, New Haven and Hartford Rail“
;road Company yesterday in the Sn-
perior court. civil side. Beers sues the
company for 810.000. alleging perma-
inent injury to his right leg as a re-
*suit of negligence of agents of the
company '
2Crawford. South Dalton; Camden, . .
need-M Armlm‘vleeflns'
”not tweet as
which pastorate Mr. Moses is now in
charge by illness which detains him
from his studies at the lion-is High
school. where he is now taking third
year Work. The young man has many
friends in Weston, who wish *him a
speedy recovery.
Many Norileid grunge patrons who
are also m‘embers of Fair-field County
Pioneer grunge No. 9. were in Cannon
Station. Wednesday attending
meeting of that organisation in Can-
non hall. Fifth degree work was ex-
emplified upon a class of candidates
at the morning session in addition to
the routine business work of the or-
der, gains followed by area fine din-
ner during the noon intermission. and
an excellent program in charge of the
Pomona lecturer from 2 until 4 o'-
clock -p. m. The close proximity of
the hall to the railroad station en-
abled many appreciative patrons
fmii‘i all parts of Fairfield county to
take advantage of such convenient
conditions. and enjoy also the hospi-
tality for which the brothers and
sisters of Cannon grouse have atten-
ed so widely extended and well de- I
served a reputation. Amongthoseet- _
tending were lir. and Mrs. Iverson'
Fanton. Dwight Fantoii, Mr.,nnd Mrs.
Clarence Shipm'an. Mr. and hire. 1“. .
F‘ltch,Wiills Benin. Mrs. Frederick
Banks. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lock»
wood. John M. LockWOod, Mn. Geo.
Corsa, Mr. andhdrs. A. C. Bradley.
Mrs. Samuel Waterbury. Stephen
Waterbury. D. S. Coley.“ C. H.
acofleld. and several others from
Weston.
001.0th mm m
washrooms. larch 4.- (loom
w. Goethale was nominated to has
mainrqohersltoday in resolution of.
his serri -
Canal. "
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listen The «when r“ WWW] Dr. IF'rederickSchavoir. of Stamford.
one in building its.”
til! bill!- ‘HG “80 "1W m"'t;slnilled before adjournment for the
tbehesrtwasaotintbebodi'. daywsstsken.
'He was then ashes by It 1‘19”} The out witness today was Dr:
if an attack of apoplexy mix“ “0‘ Charles H. B. Heads. of Stamford.
in" 0M 1‘ Ml WIN!“ h‘" who was present at the autopsy of
resulted in a Mm- The W' Ballon's body after its disintermentin
nets replied that such I thin! iWinchendon. Mass. He described in
could happen. Hr. Klein then incur detail the reduce injuries to the body.
3" if an examination of the hurt "3 including the fracture of the skull and
t not necessary to ascertain the pres-'mmgmn, on legs and arms. _
ence of apoplexy. or. Schultse said‘ on cross-examination by Judge N.C.
thlt Bill!!! an examination W” 110‘ “9' Downs. of counsel for the accused. the
scenery to determine the existence of witness w it was possible ‘to deter-
apoplery. ' mine from conditions disclosed at the
Brain Mlflinsn 1'00- eutopsy whether or not Ballou had suf-
"Did you examine the brain?" MT-lfsred a stroke of apoplexy. undie
Klein next asked the witness. Dr-mowns asked whether there was any
Schnitzel nailed that be M not- 1“ bruise or mark on the body which. tak-
ter several queetions of some heat the ' ing lntoednsideration all conditions at
Witness stated that he N not 0" the building where Mrs. Angle lived.
unlined the brain because it was “Nebula not be accounted for by a fall
in the body at the time of the autopsy. ldownstairs. The witness said all
Shortly after this the first 05M“)! marks - and bruises could have been
in the W was In“ 1‘! “3 m"made in'such amanner.
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I" the 1m“ “d 3“ exception by,“ next called by the stats and was
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organisation orat-he army.
The last session of the Congress was
notable. too, for the failure of the
great issues. national Prohibition and
Woman Suffrage. Proposed Constitu-
tional amendments precipitated tvvo
of the most exciting legislative battles
in the history of the House of Rep-
resentatives both measures failing to
receive a necessary twmtlulros ~-
Forsign relations of the nation
were constantly to the fore almost
from ihe'beginning of the Congress;
The Mexican situation requiring close
attention from the outset as has the
European war. Throughout the nose-
ion the-President and the Senate For-
eign Relations Committse‘werc in
frequent cmlfsrences and much was
done to.restrain unusual demonstra-
lions which might have disturbed in-
ternnthnel tranquility. Early in the
salon general . arbitration treaties
.morning. .He told of the manner in
{which the car was attached to the
[trail-l, and said that he warned some
imen in a wagon backed up in it to
.look out. ‘He says he did not see Beers
[either before ‘or after the accident.
I filchael J. Bracken. another brake-
man. was called and his testimony
was along the same lines. Judge Jas.
:H. Webb and a jury are hearing the
.testlmony.
"omen“
SHADOWS OF THE PAST
The Broadway Stars, Klaw & Erl-
anger, present todiy for the approval
of Norwalk motion picture patrons of
the greatest success of their history.
“Shadows of the Past" o. remarkable
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with several areal foreign powers featue in all expects. With Anita Ste—
were renewed for five year periods wet and Julep VghGox-don, Vitagragh
and 26 peace commission treaties pro- ‘ stars in this play its character and
seem; for investigation of inter-fir fame is assured high class. These two
tionsl disputes before resort to arms 3W9“ known motion picture principals
w ' negotiated’and ratified. A treaty *have played their leading pants to
‘0 enforce the regulations adopted by '.perfection. The featue is in three reels
the London Safety at BBB 00119973300 'and cannot be too highly commended.
was ratified last December, but with ‘lFor Friday a better Paramount play
an amendment making reservations lawn "Buckshot John" could not
which came loo late for other powers [easily have been selected. Hobart
to consider. thus. providing for ac- lBosworth plays the leading role of
qulroment of the Nicaraguan canal um picture and is well supported by
route and naval stations for 83.000. ’Courtnay Fonts, Helen Woleoot and
000 was left unratified hv the Senate 10“" Volt Schiller. _ making truly an
and me pending treaty with Colombia 1.“ star cast. The plays rIVsl any of
direct!” payment of 826.000.000 for lthe previous presentations ,of Bos-
the Panama canal strip was held by worth and his compenyn vmerestlng
“10 Foreign Regulation Committee. announcements «for next week include .
The closing-mien oftheonmos- the appearance of .Gaby Desiys on
was M wholly divoted.to appro-
ntlation bills. the ship purchase fight.
and agfew general measures. Aside
rrbm appropriations abnlt the " only
important lesismtve enactments .in-
humanism-em» “ “ ' 8' ., ~ ,
endearin- .m-satio‘a' not-ht; COM
m..py‘oon‘eolllietionfl'of Hirsute
Tuesday-evenly in “Her Triumph"
and the beginning next Wednesday of
of the ‘Craig Kennedy series "Ex:
ploits of Elaine" which he‘s mm a
whirlwindeefls‘ilwtth‘. Henri. up“
our of "Perils of Pauline" support: ._ .
”‘Mvthoiioted‘rdetecth'e in the plan ' '
Norwalk Chronicler