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woman. 00“.. April 88.—
Coroner Paola: died a finding ml
totheelectthatfledeatbduthm
Hearn Cowl. of New York. which oc-
curred londay eveningatthehomeot
Arthur Deil' Wheeler. of stratford. was
ehrea as the third more d our ord-
er “the cherishiag, maintaining and e:-
teeding of the initiations o! Ameri-
can Mom." Democracy. that is
“government by consent of the gov-
erned' and "no taxation without repre-
Slili surniii
mmm' Mirna“ 5001101!!!-
The winning of the $000 or more'unmentandhasbeenhmerlca'sgrest
women from all sections of the United contribution to the political history of
States to the Congress of the Daugh- the world. This society has alwn'i
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'vvilion relatives of Arthur T. Fitch,
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Coats for Misses and Small
2 - a native at that town, but for nearly
‘euicidal. In his investigation, the find-
ters of the nineteen Revolution plov- stood committed to the principle in
x
.Gyeareeneldent unbecoming-l
'hnd Mu received news of the death
lug ears. the coroner learned that a
ribbon which was tied to the trigger of
ed an interesting occasion for the, popular self-government as enunciat-
Congressional Union fonWoman But-‘ed by the Declaration od Independ-
e
Women
trage. for itsuworkera wee able to eneaThe aubagistainthe D,A.R.
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of his son. Arthur Frederick Hope the revolver would not in any manner Checked and Plaidcd Slip-ens, Imitation Coverts.
. so d out sentiment on the proposed have however al posed di th (I; ’
Fitch. who was killed in action at St... have caused the revolver to be fired.“ “In ' '3" . op 5' APR". Se ”bl ‘ Chunks - - - -
- Ila. hence. on the twenty-mu or1 After several attempts by the coroner” em amendment in every ““9 01' Cunning the direct, Qumran of meth- nsr 0:11 thlds and. 0f e mV‘S‘blF blen ngs, .
II I . the Nation. The results are most satis-iods at “extending this institution oi sun “HIS g 5" ”cable mixtures that “”11 PTO" set-
to discharge the revolver by pulling 3
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:2. Cfnzfeiltmtecinfiz citric: affinities blfiielflsmiIanglridafl answer. of the new“ Bellow-:50 ““0”“ practical politics, and the
Christmas ‘ l l on are representative women of thfiidiscuaaion of partisan political 15‘3““
to allow mgihfiirghgfiaiudii‘igi‘ sziligsihggii‘gtg fliedflintEnylivog’ oldest and ““3““ “we“ “OCH ll Willblted. Anti-suffraglsts have
with his parents insure in the tragic death of her lover. '3 “d ‘ “med N“ “ “1°“ he“ 311W- : tried to bring up the suhrase issue in
Depot-ta from his captain and by his Mien Wheeler might have pulled iheied that 8‘ lea“ 1‘3"“ them: if Elven I'the ouch! deliberations of the soci-
cllm in the trenches show that he; ribbon, the coroner said, but the pull-3 an opportunity would vote for W0mBD.ety in an 811011 to have the D. A. R.
was killed installtly. He and other, ing of the ribbon would not havelwflmge' 8”“ “1°" “1“ ‘hlwmmhtbv resolution. repudiate the slalemenl
iafaotory. ‘
$10.00.
(On sale Thursday.
Second Floor.
bring Ma'ydowers but
they also complicate
the task of shopping——
unless you have learned
the advantages of
——~—-
Gros dc Londres, 3 Silk ol Distinction
If it is a question of what silk to buy, look at the
BUYING BY '
comrades were buried in the little vii-1 caused the discharge of the revolver. 3
of them are in sympathy with iheioi principle declared in an. 11, Sec-
‘bge of Voormeyelle, with the coloneli
a! the regiment reading the service
'When questioned by the, coroner.
this morning Miss Wheeler said that
movement in favor or the Susan 13.: tlon 3 of the Constitution. This year,
Anthony amendment to the constitu- : as'ralways, they were ruled out of or"
Ind all of the ofllcers of the company: the engagement between herself and
present. ills grave was marked with Cowl had never been broken. and
a small wooden cross. Lthat reports to the contrary were
Life In the Trenchea. i wrong. She claimed that she had sl-
tlon to remove from the ballot the flier, and the declaration of principle.
Iqualication of sex, fies contained in the.Constitntlon, re-
1 Such conditions among the most con- ’ mains unchanged. The D. A. R. stands
' servstlve large body of organised Wo- therefore in practically the same 908*:
Despite his long name. he had been
called Peter from babyhood. and was
. ‘ reported under that namein the oili-
g,‘ ifplel account of his death. He was
6!
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employed as clerk in a London bani:-
ing house at the time of his enlistm
meat. in his few chances to send let-
ways worn the engagement ring and: men in America 15 most gratifying to {than as the General Federation of “lo-'1
that she intended to wear it lorever.lme ”we” °‘ “‘9 ““3“” “"19““ me!“ Clubl. Is endorslns the fundir'
She had recovered much from the! “5°“ by “‘9 “WWW“! Union. menial prlndple of democracy. as en-
shock ofthe W” which took placei A most significant feature of themncleted in the Declaration of inde-
in her presence. fact in connection with the soundlngrpendence but properly leIVlng to 0th-
Medical Examiner Garlick's report.! out of the delegates to the Daughtermer orgmiuuon. all active methods at
'of the American Revolution Congress'work “to secure to mankind all the
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Trees Sprayed For
Sale
new line of Grgs dc Londrcs. You may be a bit weary
of taffeta, and foulards and messalines may appear com-
mon place, bllt there is certainly novelty ill Gros
L'ondres, both plain colors and two toned.
The quality shown now would at. ordinary times he
placed at $2.00, but during this period of confusion and
stress we earnestly wish toms ke things attractive and
tempting, but, what will yon? A price concession can he
made. $1.50 a yard.
Please examine.
At the Art Section
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filed with Coroner PM!“ today. said was the hospitable attitude of the wow
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here home, he was not allowed to re-
reel in the remotest way as to where
' he was located. and in one of these let-
ters written in pencil and,slmost ef-
‘Iaced when received by his father,
gives the following graphic picture of
life in the trenches,
‘ ~ “Feb. .21, 1915.
“My Dear Pops:
“This is the first chance i have or
sending you a line for sometime. We!
have been up at the front for six days3
this last time. We started off the
first night for the trencheil over fields
-' ~01 mud, and in the darkness while
crossing a stream. two of my pale fell
in up to their waists... We hadn't got
. very much ffurther'l‘vbefore we had
shells bursting all around us.
The most horrifying experience i
have ever had. '1 was lying face down-
wards in the mud and wondering
. where the next one would burst. First
one in front of you, and then one in
back of you. Well. by the greatest bit
of luck not one of us was touched.
That night we spent in 3a firiilg trench,
Which was one massfof water. We
died a dugout.. which you had to go
i an. your hands and knees to set into.
all the rain dripped through all the
tile. The next day i slept nearly the
whole day. Up we went the next
night and spent not a had night in a
cramped position in a sort of shelter.
The next day was my birthday, also
another chsp's in my section. Well.
we didn‘t spend a bad day. though it
rained again in the afternoon. That
night we were informed just before
being relieved that we would have to
stay up two or three days longer this
that death was the result of the suicid-
, al act of Cowl. and that he was pron~
ably mentally deranged at the time.
’ This opinion is shared by the coroner
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[Chesten where he was arrested, early ,
lyesterday morning. He is being held
.as a fugitive from justice, pending-
examination. .
The police say Wilson went to the
Williams woman’s house some time
logo and cut a lot of her clothing in
shreds. They had quarreled, consld‘
crahiy. it appears.
Officer William McMahon was ill
the Jefferson place section at the
time of the assault. He heard Miss
Williams scream and he ran to the
house, but Wilson had gotten away
before he arrived. “'llson—has a wife
in Port Chester. the police say. He
was employed in South Norwslli as
an oyster opener.
John 1)st and Lillian Harris. the
former a white man, are being de-
tained as witnesses. They were in
the house during the row.
MANY GYPSIES OATHER FOR
QUEEN'S FUNERAL.
3Tryphena McNeil Dice at Waterbury—
cilrioua Ceremonies.
WATERBURY. April 28.——Every
iblessings of liberty."
men of the South. Delegates from Vqu . .
811113. North (331011118. “51103880. Mil-é HELD FOR DEATH iN CHRISTEN-
.siseippi. eorgie. llouislana, Texas, w. ING ROW.
Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky, Oklaho-
ma and Arkansas said that equal sul- ,
(rage sentiment in those stated is ln-'
creasing rapidly and that the active.
progressive methods of the Congres-
sional Union are appreciated and ap-
proved.
The news from the Southern portion
of the country is most encouraging to
Miss Alice Pall and Miss Lucy Burns.
who are pressing hard for action on
the Susan 13. Anthony Amendment at
the next session of Congress. it is the ed that both men had been attending a
South that has held back‘in its sup— christening on the night of April 19. at
port or the federal amendment to en. , the home or William Pasture of North
tranchlae the women of this country.';uiamug. Considerable liquor was
The women. as well as the men of l drunk during the Evening and towards
the South,'ere slot? to take hold of or I mid-night the men became noisy. Sev-
‘to become interested in ‘any new idea. oral minor argumeaita were stopped by
but once aroused they are determin-' the boat and Skursky and several
ed and alert. This was evidenced hylomm were rejected from the house.
their adoption of prohibition which um- in the evening, according to
other sections had nibbled at for dis-.1113 tggumony, Shunky and Reticr
.cades. , were seated on the back porch smol-
l Once the suffrage workers‘get the], lug when would to f8kursky.’
Southern Congressmen to realise that‘ “What would you think if ll should
there is a nation wide demand that pm}, you over the rail?" When Shun
the Federal government exertise its 5"me no answer. Ratier grabbed
right and duty to protect women chi-tum by both feet, it is alleged, and
tens ll their rights and privileges eel threw him backwards off the porch to
,citizens. and deny to states the right the ground, a distance of 11 feet.
i“) arbitrarily discriminate amonge‘. its spur-sky's neck was broken. He died
'3citlzens on sex lilies alone, in regulat-i in the Greenwich hospital,
iing the franchise within the states.‘ ‘
the rest will be easy. Therefore re!
ports of suffrage activity brought troml
'Georgia. and many well known mem-‘
,bers of the society of the Daughters;
Lof the American Revolution, delighted:
Greenwich Mall Threw Companion Ol'l
“foot High Porch la Coroner’s .
.Flndlng.
Peter llatier of Greenwich, is being
held at the instance of Coroner Phelen.
for having caused the death of Funk
‘ fibursky. also of Greenwich, on April
19. State's Attorney Homer 8. Cum-
mings was notified of the coroner‘s
finding this morning. ' 9
The coroner's investigation discloa
Special Music
time. Well. the only thing to do was}
to grin and bear it, as it was only two
days longer.
Third Worst of All. N n T h M N ll w 5 queen or
“ ‘ uwslthinkthe 0. mean cc a ‘
Vogreoi’hiillti. “a; :ou ismagine any-, the McNeil tribe of gypsies and diedvsummer and before “10 64th (100m
niln more cheerful than spending ziiat the Waterbury hosmtal. Monday attimws ”1 December. 1915. every meal-
I: g m a hole just big enough to ernoon.‘ -ber of it will realize from his women
«is: in on one's stomach, and stay Everythins belonslns‘to the band oil‘wnsmuema that American women. ‘
there until the following night because gynsles which could remind them or; the nation over. insist that the right
if you came out you stood a very good their queen, has been burned, accord-‘ 0‘ the ”-3193 ‘0 1:8“;“01 2h? min-
chance of being shot. Biscuits and ml; to custom. including til? Watch in cm“ d0“ not incl“ 8; e r I: t to no—
hully beef were the menu for all meals! which she rode and costly sill-r dressertihgfit ““1 that womeltl :13?! :31: Re
and one continuous smoke. As iuckiGifts from every relative ot the dead, oral Governmen B u d s
'ihe workers of the Congressional Un-
is expected to be represented thlsl‘lou. The change or sentiment in the
week at the funeral of Tryphena MeJSOIlth presages line conventions in
lthat section or the Union the coming
tribe of gypsles in the United States
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
3 Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
_3N0Tl—-New entrance from Eliza-
beth Ethel.
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would have it. two of us who were to-'. queen will be placed in the coflln. The
guarantee thpt all citizens shall en-
SPRING SUITS
lioy a-truly republican form of gov- ,5
_ in em days. ~
getlrer had both run out of mainhes.’ remains will be taken Sunday to Out-
but my lighter came in at the right
moment.
“After coming out of that we march-
ed bnck here that night. my coat
weighing about a ton, and mackintosh
and puttees caked in mud. The weight
was terrific. I don’t think I could have
got back if I had been walking by my-
self. but you get a mechanical sort of
stride and manage to get along some-
, how or other."
After many personal messages, the
. letter closes with these words: “Well.
I hope this belly war will soon and
. and i shall be with you all again."
OOMNER CONTINUES TO PROBE
_ DANBURY KIL'LJINO.
Coroner Phelan again visited Dan-
bury yesterday to continue the investi-
gation of the death or George 'W. Big
gins. a former saloon keeper atm-
- bury. who was killed Monday night in
a rooming house on White street, Dan-
' bury. by Joseph 3. Hill. a 76-year-old
former of Mdlng. «Hill stabbed ‘Hig-
[glns in the throat with a pocket knife
when. according to his testimony, filig-
gins attempted to rob him.
Hill was examined yesterday by the
coroner and said Higgins came into
his room shortly after midnight.
Other itnwesses were examined this
afternoon although none know any-
thiu of the tragedy. It is probable
that theinqneet willbe completed thil
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CLOTHIER. FURfii—O-HER
mp roorvvsas.
Theatre Building, 25 N.” Main St.
terberg, N. 3.. where the h‘u‘risljernment. a real democracy.
lground of the tribe is located. It is' Discussing the beneficial results 0:
said that there are 20,000 members or, “15 P900!“ D. A- R“ Congress, Mrs. Hel- _ _.
line tribe in the United States sniff“ iHlll Weed. Chairman of the an,
l-Europe . > search work of the Congressional Un~l
The queen leaves her husband, King 10“. Who is 050 aunt-Vice president
'Samuel McNeil, and ,tour ,daughterslGenei-al of the D. A. it. and who was ‘
l The queen's successor will be elected 3 8 member or the House Committee at _
t u ,3 the recent D. A. It. Congresg said: . ~ - .: ‘3 .
by the leading members of the am y l Norwalk Pawn S I
which will meet in Waterbury. (“In my 0510‘“ duties 8‘ “10 COD"
‘ gross I came closely in touch with all
ALLEN’s FOOT-EASE FOR THE the delegates and '1 found the chief
TROOPS topic of interest among them was sut-
-—-—— trage. I should judge that three
Over .100.000 930W 0* Allenm‘foul‘thli of the delegates were sum-a-
’i
Honey nailed on Articles of you.
‘ unredeemed Pledges Sold at a She
Sold everywhere. 250. Sample sent
or. v.
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home soon worm posaiaLE.
er towid. Will. 0. I. Blame,
_ ough trial..an‘d find them almild. but
lets never gripe or) cause nausea.
tired feeling and unjwholeeome,
drum, _
Foot-Ease. the antiseptic DOWdel' ‘0 state. So far as l know there has nev- rifled. . .
shake into 10"“ 3’10“ 0" dissolve “liar been any effort on the part‘ol augé Y” .
the foot-bath. are being used by new to bring the amaze oues- J Rosenfield ,
Gemennd Allied troops at themntwuon into theD.A.it.Oonventions. We‘ ' ‘. M
It rests the feet. prevents friction of!“ mm], eatiel‘ed 'witb Article. 11,. . . 40 WATER STREET.
the shoe modulates walhlnz 9183- Section 111, of the .n. a. R‘Constltu, Conn.
free, Address Allen 8. Omsteadf honey 7
You cannot do good work while, .
your bowela‘ are sluggish or. your liv- '
Mgr. '7
Scott Hotel. Hancock. moth. :sayaa“! '
gave Foley Cathartic Tablets a then .;
safe cathartic." 'Foley Cathartic Tab- 3
They. do away withthnt drowsy, dull.-
cleansing and lhaslthrul. lioataatia- .
factory for stout persons. Bold ev- .
, Limit
. South Norwalit,
tion. which has beehnnoheneedfrom
Beanpain — & Saunders
ARBOROUIII‘URIBTS.
'Pbone $51-13 or ills-5
SOUTH N OILWALK— 00“.
new
SOLVE!)
When we erected our coal
pocket we solved the problem
of getting more prompt deliv-
cry of clean coal.
To get clean clial with less
handling has been thc'rcsult.
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Harris & Gans
The New Science
DcPlNITloN or CHIROPRACTIC
chiropractic is the definition or the
cane. oi the disease and the__airt o‘
adiostiu the male. Health eall
ed by a wrench. will or eprain in
the back. liven if done in ohildbooc
it m pinched nerves and pain ll
but life in the dimerut organs and
limbs.
Chiropractor! remove the cause oi
diaeeee and pain, health is restored
through harmoniahlg the nerve eye
teen in your body. Female trouble-
Iivenepecill attention; also curve
wreaths-pine. Yoovwiilneverre
not giving the Chiropractor e mane.
to help you. ~
Nanette heat-eats elm also.
T. Francis. D. C.
It Weanington at. as. Nor-wane coon
Graduate tron Palmer School. to:
discoverer.
stock or
RANGES
umumnvum
‘ old... .. .‘
.STAH fill: "MMAGEE
YORK- , PERFECT.
" ACORN I ‘
else app-In mall amps. ,
Jones ,&;liotclllliss 3
. Company
11 wanes
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w-‘jaooept all the run. that center
.hi
your way,‘but~don't depend on itacom,
incl 114m want e job one a Sentinel:
A number of odd things in Stamped Garments l‘t‘ilil\
for the needle. Children’s little Summer lil‘oclis, Lawn
Aprons, Pillow Covers, etc.
Prices about half original.
Main Floor.
A Sewing Machine Needle-that
threads itself
Save your time, your nerves, your eyes. This wnll~
dcrful needle is something that any woman who sews
much will appreciate. Just a little touch threads the
needle perfectly. Ask to see it at the Notion Stock.
10 cts.
E5"
The temporary closing of the Tea Room is to be re-
gretted. but lt’lS impossible to continue longer under the
conditions. Abundant notice will be given regarding the
opening of the new Tea Room, which will accommodate
four tlmcs as many as the old one.
,_ THE "VICTORY”
Ball Bearing
3—- LAWN MOWER -—~
IS an EXCEPTIONALLY FINE MACHINE. WE
BELIEVE IT Is THE BEST MOWER EVER
MADE. '
THERE ‘ARE MANY FEATURES OF THIS
MOWER you WILL APPRECIATE BETTER IN
SEEING. COME IN AND WE WILL GLADLY
snow THEM. ‘
\
Albert Do Morgan
Successor to Chas. E. Dow.
South Norwalk. Washington Street.
"The I A. J. Collins Co.
‘ Funeral Directors and-Embalnlcrs
Complete house Furnishers '
12-18 No. Mill SI. Telephone 747- SthNol'WaIk. Conn.
, Sanitary. "Refrigerators
?A Modern: Home Necessity
en'o 'in’ the old' home'ornrc to build ,
J y 3 more careful colrslderatlon
Whether you ‘are _ ,
a new one. No feature demands
than your Refrigerator.‘-‘ . .
0111’ line of Refrigerators ‘
circulation of cold, dry" air, and the» whole
easily be kept sweet, clean and‘sanltary. . .
: Prices range from $4.95 to techno
' ' ill. Collinscomliany
‘ when) «r "‘
are sanitary, insure _ perfect
interior. can
want adv.
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