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nnlncaron'r, Conn. March 19.—— I
State Attorney Homer 5. Cummings .'.'
made today the closing argument for] .
the State in the manslaughter trial ot'
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Mrs. Helen M. Angle, accused of hav-l
lug caused the death of Waldo R. Bal-
lou, in Stamford, last June.
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Judge Arthur D. Warner.
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Opening 0‘ “3“” was delayed for Judge Arthur D. Warner, whose
about threeouarters 0' an hour by the 5 death was recorded on the 17111 inst.,
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inon-arrivai of juryman Harry A" in \‘l‘oodbury, was well known in this
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5,5 ' _ :5 h _ 5 . His wife was:
- . 3. 4 1-2 IbSe Gran. 3i “‘1: arrived at 10-“ by way or 50V a sister of the late Sylvester Sher-l
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1 ‘ 5 . . 55 3 _ , .5 5 ‘ 5man. “ho iormerly condutted the,
1 N M3 n 5" 3° ”WWW, :0 _ c 53$ ““9“ M" trimmings began 5‘0 well known Sherman livery business;
5 i. 35599315 on ”19 table in front 0‘ “"13 in South Norwulk. Judge Warner had:
NEW STYLE STERLING“ w i were piled the bloodstnlned exhibilsl been judge of tile uwhfleld Court!
PLAYER PIANO 5 P '3. .._ ,______ 5 ’8'5 W: 1“ by ”1,9 State. ' since 1893. and was a member of tilt.11
. '5‘, .3. , 0:5 lam “01 801113 ‘0 “3k “10 jury ‘0 ‘10 firm of Huntington and Warner. He}
TheM.SonnenberglPlanOCo 3 S m 0 k e d Sb 5 .5 i 5. 10 1 2 .., nnl'lhlne unfair. said Mr. Lummlnssr was sixty-seten years old and death;
104 \V’lsh'ngton St: '30 t. ,5 . ) s e e s ' C .g “but i tun going to ask it to do its‘5 was due to heart failure 5
‘ t l . " 5. * .duty." ' ' l - . ‘
Established x z 3 . ' z "I ' ' ~ - .. 3 — ‘
. ‘5 IIIIIII 88,8 m 0:. Good Famlly Flour bag . . . . 93C 0 . l‘ho greatest consideration has been, 5 Florence Elizabeth pm“. 5
_..._ _ . , 3 allow to the defendant and her miller, Horence Elizabeth l’nrks, two-year,
5 M... 09 9' during the’trlal. luevsnld. He defended old duuglner of Mr. and Mrs. Henry;
M" 3. Chief of tattoo William H. lirenuan l’urks, oi llowuyton avenue, lloway~.
Latest :. 9:. and others of the State‘s witnesses: to“, died at noon yesterday. The litvi
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. 3 Best Crea'nery .5 against stainnents made by counsel [[3 girl was afflicted “.5555 an uu_5
Lad'es "Will 83 5 i3. ,8, 101' ”10 (lemma yesterday, and regret-5 usually rare case or cancer of the}
5 g M B” TER lb ,% ted that counsel for the defense liadf eyes, whit-h excited considerable at~ E
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._ mm __ t0 s s s s ‘ permitted themselves to make enrol-5 lentlon in medical circles. The run-i,
l. .5 agent statements. H0 declared the de‘, erul was held this afternoon from the:
EASTER .3. 5 "5 tense had niactlcally charged Chletlhome of her parents, on Rowatyoni
5 _ ‘ 5 Brennan an Mrs. Seraphina Kiltllre, avenue, and interment 1011‘ ,e ‘
. g () Jtncy (grape Fruit . . 15¢, or 12 for ......... . - -- 25¢ 0:551“, police nihtron, with perjury. “my Union Cemetery. -. 0“ d in
~ I . . 5. 5 7 5 .5 .‘ , - 5. , ..... Oi denounced the accusation as unjust. 5 .s..-
RIGGERMAN % 12 L'llliOi‘nla‘ \m 01 (' r'mgts, “Hit dll\ll ”m" 25¢ z“ “I am not here for amusement." said Fineral of Mrs. Hellock.
ROS 64 N th Mil. '3. 3 5c Rolls Toilet Paper . ............ : ............. 10¢ ..L Mr. Cummlllfl- "it is 811ml disagree- The (“new of Mrs. Charles F. H“.
., , or I] . 3. 5 .5 able duty for me. i hate it. Butlam lock was held 55553 afternoon at 2.30
PHONE 954 ? 3 5c Boxes Matches .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ......... 10$ 0:: :zmautaixtczgly sworn duty :95 ”mock from the late residence, on 54
... , 5 . _ 5 5 ' ‘ 5 5 . 5 ' .West street. The services were in
. g: ’2 xst Large (.ans Icars ....... . ....... . .. ......... 25; 3' p Ba‘llfgtél‘ilrfummléms dtetfizre‘d, will“ charge of Rev. William H. Wakeham.
.. . , ., recp own le as n or ~
. Lar T0 N0. 2 can (.orned Beef regular price 40c 31 :5 . 5 :Dastor of the First Methodist Episco-l
— .3. " ' J "l “"”°"‘”‘ -"““‘““‘ “‘ “”5 °“ "“5 W “W“- °' W“ “"sz M
For Every y 5. No. i can Corned Beef, regular price 25c .......... 19¢ %. {3:01;} 3:333:235 323:2: iii: ::;’5 ment iollowed in Riverside cemetery.
IN"! ,. 5 9.5 - '5 Friends and relatives in large num-
A “5555.5. or “Wk movemem 5‘ m5 :0 klppcred Herring, per can .................... 7¢ “5;”. Title cznvlcgond or agilglttéll “:15 here united this afternoon in 58,5“
intricate and carefully constructed 9 . :4 11. Aug 0, a.“ ' open 8 o oltlielr 133‘ respects to the DOW/ed de-
piece 0f m....h,,,,5s,,,. and uke an ma- Coffee, CllOlCC stock, per ll). ...... . .............. . 19¢ ‘il question whether he tell by accident parted, knowing full well in the WW
rhincry must be perfectly oiled. ad- : 3‘ 0f VlOlEDCQ- He Wlm-ed out that them of M H n k [1 1
justcd and regulated from little. to '0 t L 7 8 n. I 0c lore was est a
- ‘ 3 1 hot Billing roc .' “(“th was “0" on trial for murder.l kind and gentle wife and mother and
time. iavcry watch or clock should 5. . 5 . . - . . . - . .. \ ’
be rmoilod. cleaned and regulated 'at ’3. 1° STAMPS WITH 1 hot. Ammonia . . . . . . . . 10‘: ’g but for manslaughter. While]; d223,? an amiable End “339973th friend.
“3"“ 0”” mm“ m°’“h“' “mm 8 FOLLOWING: i can Square Condensed 0 imply malice. The State "me a 5 Mrs- Bullock was long associated
this is done the life of the watch it . M'lk x0e Ballou was plunged down the “an.” by, with the activities of the First Meth-
an accurate time-keeper will be much? 5:. I ' ' ' I . I ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' . . ' . .‘l violence he declared. It ‘mlghi be}
reduced. 3 z 1 bot. Vanilla Ioc H. O. Oats 13c ,.. h '5 n ,d 5,, but ,, was;“‘“EP‘BWWC’lumllMSouth Nor
.. :1 at be e sec on a y, :walk, and prominent in the life of the
h B . g. 3 pkgs. Jelly Powder... 25c Force .. ....... Ioc .il‘exceedlngly improbable.” Mr. Bal'community. One of the city's oldest
as. r a n f1 3. 1 pkg. Corn Starch _. 10c 25c box H'eckers Oats :filou plunged downstairs backward, h9~resldcnts, she was well-known and
WATCHMAKER' 3. x box Epic. Shaker Salt toe with China etc i declared, the State claimed. T:::)l::5 well-liked by everyone. .
RELIABLE JEWELER & ' i. O... (:0?) 3h; :‘21; 1:116 hdeggfg'“ boiord Annie Elizabeth Hallock, the daugh-
D 5 "isane a0 8.0“, e l -
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133 Washington St., South Norwuk :0 ——Wc give S&“ STAMPS“ .353 “i would that the dent had atongue518‘s. When M; Hallock was my
Green Stamps Given On All Repair '3. ~ '° \ .35. to speak." he said. "How it got there: young the smedley family moved to
- Work. 3. ‘ .3“ I don‘t know. But 1 d0 “Ow that tr; America. locating first in Philadelphia
‘ 9. ‘ Oya rocery . 55 flatiron (the electric flatiron) tits ‘5‘" .and then in South Norwalk. During
M : 5 . ‘ ’ :1 remarkable precision ““0 this den ‘~ l the year 1867 Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. .
.~ g , M - St S N 'k 0:5 He calledfattentlon to the whiskey5 Hallock were married in this city.
Special! S ecial! '3. 22 $0. a." s O. Orwa or bottle, found unbroken in ‘ Ballol5s5 Mrs. Halloclt is survived by her hus-
p 0 over“; ”Wk“- ‘H there was any plant 115 band, two children, Mrs. J. Emory Ste-
- Special! 5 __
ESKAY’S FOOD. ,
25c Size . ........ . ...... 18¢ woMAN KILLED 5 ..
'Oc Siz ...... . ......... 35¢ . .
:5c 5717.: . ...... ..... . 55¢ 1 IN Alllll ACCIDENI
btillsuiI-l’onell (imputation: 23.1“ r -——-f- “ '
Oi WASHINGTON STREET. :Irs. Emma J. Young of west um.
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TODAY IN WALL STREETei _
> WllnaMAN'rlc, Conn.. March is.-
WALl. STREET. Xoon.——The Loin: Mrs. Emma J. Young. of Hartford, was
don market's price revision of the ,ln; ._ glued, whenan automobile in which
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tel-national “M “0‘ only MN 10‘ pro-V she was riding, turned turtle after he»:
vohe liquidation irorn foreign sources.l lug precipitated down an embankment?
but seemed actually to brin.‘ about a u Hop River, yesterday afternoon.
moderate demand from across th’e" Ira. Young. with her daughter. Ber-
water. Trading tell away in marked the. were being driven in a machine
manner tow-rd. midday. bat gains were belonging to Patrick McMahon. «New
telly maintained and in some Momma. by Harry black. The machine
alanine. notably Bethlehem Steel Mm approaching lit'illlmaatic. At Hop
"the hit-tat shares. higher totals were River In. Young dropped her In!
registered. Leading railway lapses out or the machine.
' also showed improvement. aim lack sum to turn the ear is co-
mras 4!!le a-mmresdswerebb as! to no he! on. Ils not. his
lively unheard. Heavy sales at Now m m to the unless-est.“
Versus-ital Detainees-twine flmmmamm tent to
when wreaths-ale Interests-atl- but. ”wanna-ninth
«tantrums-um {amid Mead the ”hotel
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3.030;»3”;0¢;”;”3”3”3”5”3”3”3”3”3”3”3”3”3”5”6”$”5
90
_ . this case this was a plant." he deelur-5 vens, of this city, and Frederick B.
5 ~ 1 ed. The story of the. bottle was a fit-5 Hallock, of Washington, D. C., and two
and turned turtle. Mack and Miss brication, he said. , t _ sisters, Mrs. James 0. Jennings and
Young extricated themselves, but could; A little later he ”a” the State did: Mrs, Sylvester Youngs.
5 not lift the machine from Mrs. Young.l ‘
not claim that Mrs. Angle wiped up all;
lthe stairs and landing after the trag~5
! edy, but that she attempted to and wasl
:1 interrupted in her work.
‘They secured the assistance of A. J.
5 Kinsman, whose plant is nearby. Mrs
5 Young appeared to be alive, but Dr. C 5
E. Simmons, who responded quickly,
5iound that her skull was broken and
5 that she probably died instantly. Miss
than; and Mr. Mack came here for
fsurgiosl attendance. They sustained
i' only slight injuries. The machine was
’ scarcely damaged. '
BOXING NOTES. .
Soldier Bartfleld, the New York
‘ l welterweight, is fast forging his way
The trouble with the defendant’s ex-‘5 to the top rung of pugilistic tame.
connected ngth Ballou's death, herald“ the direction 05 Danny MoKetrick,
was that 8!, came tooxlate, after a= has boon busier than a bee. Satur-
lapse 01 Several months, and did “0‘! day night' Bartfleld meets Tommy
spring from her “l“I instantly _' when; Maloney. at New York, and March 23
. first questioned. l he faces Butch O'Hagen, antibody.
1 “You may say. because your hearts5 In the future. boxers who are re-
are kind. ‘let her 803M111! Y0.“ do. Y°ul tired from the ring for stalling in
will violate your oath." he MW“ ‘0; New York will be entitiednto but :10
the in". .. ’ for their end. The BoxingCommis—
“There is one defense this woman sion made this decision at its meeting
has. and that ls. she I! I wom- " the other day. This, in a fey. will
it had been a man Who PM hi! "0°!- help the boxing in New York. where
heart out there and tried to conceal
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. GRASS FIRE AT naeH's CORNERS.‘
The tire department was called out
gto a grass tire on the property. or.
George w. Bradley. at News comers;
yesterday afternoon. at 4:45 o’clock.
‘The barn was tound burning in two
places but the timely arrival of the l In“ on would not be in m.
firemen and earliest use of the olieint- $33” ”Jam.“ ",5. “I.“ de- ‘mn M” on.
eats Invented any dame. “new m” 5, lb,“ 5.... u . woman." ‘ i 401'ch
ChialPon'dihsdthsdry’mssonthe
Myhsdnthutbsmt
“butane-making moral
trip-flushes! the use every,
In antique aslia remind-d than The meinbers 0! Banner Council ml
that any as a duty underpin!“ M. D. or 1.. are nausea to meet at m.
to'psrternte‘tbelsw and the lists. launch meat at 2 p. a. Sunday.
Ir. cm Int-M his m must" to attend (snout ot Bro
“fl" 5“” at that a. an. heirloom tiller malt item . w.
_ .... WM“ 5.... a,” as m m a salt. ' an elder om ML
“w w .. h 5m than tab.- l W‘
has.“ calml-
DEATHS AND FUNERALS],
l pla‘nation otthe various circumstances: Bartfleld. since placing himself under _
more than the average stalling has _5
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Scalecide and‘Lime Sulphur for Spraying.
The busy man’s store.
Our newest store at 5th
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equipped to' simplify shop-
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Particularly for the com- 5
muter who travels via Grand ‘
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train in two~minutes from
the 42nd Street entrance.
,. Spring suits and overcoats.
Spring furnishings.
Spring hats and shoes.
. Roosns Paar COMPANY
‘ Broadway
Broadwa
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at I (tilt St. ."The
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at Warren . ‘ at 41st St.
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