'Insunncshfismnymnood.
Taylor 8. Golden,
mljv
cm
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1‘!- o wgnu;.
sourtt NORWALIK raver co.h
epitome, 1‘
Yslcphon.
“swarm
Ear Juno P
StnIlyglcss Boner:
Nalillllal Biscuit Co’s
. 5c and lie packages Crackers
East India Tea Co.
TELEPHONE 371
125 Wrist—littered at. .
.iaao‘
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Walker Storey, of Yalebis in Nor;‘
walk for a few days.
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JACO
,san‘vrcz.
Mrs. Harold W. Van Wagenen, of
Bayview avenue, has gone to Phlladel-l
ph'm. '
Miss Gertrude Close. of Franklin.’
avenue. is spending the Week-end
with friends in Asbury Park, N. J.
vltoton Point shore dinners are the
best. Casino now open. l
Regular business, last evening was
transacted at the weekly meeting of
the second district electrical commis-
sioners.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. llorton. and‘
son, of New Rochelle, are spending
”Sunday and the holiday “With William
H. Raymond, Jr.. of Woodburypvenuo.
Dr. Show. of Soutll3‘nlnerfda,_‘ who is-
spending a year‘s vacation with his
mother in Franklin avenue; left this
morning with his family, for an auto-
mobile trip through New England.
r-AtI he Country Club. Special Sun-
day night supper.
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Fred W Thompson,
of Newtovtn
I Terrace. returned to Norwalk yester—
' day from Grand Lake. Maine, where
l' awozttIltiIthc spools) ingest“ of Court Lau—
I‘M crab Daughters °lt~1€¥3lllsi held last' a
lo ovening.;ill1~s. (LA, MoNtt mars was happy.
.21 chosen alternating to attend “$th
5'
1
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past. two». weeks
~ A'Brundage. will leave this allocation in
to return until Monday night.
IIdItin afternon and evening. American
Tuesday of next week.
.he. has. been one. of. a party raising'
havoc with the wily like. fish for the
. Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Cameron. JrI.
and Mrs. Cameron's brothér. Ralph1
the yacht. “Always," for a cruise in
Long lsiand- Sound and do not expect
—-Band Concerts Roton Point, Mon-
Band. w . , .
The Tightwads will play the Cham-
> 1piona at the Soccer lot this afternoon.
Colbert is to pitch and Budnick will‘
catch. Monday afternoon the Tight-
woodl will cross bats with the _Put—
:zmfim a. o 03. the isttor'adlamond.
. convention of the Daughters of tile.
which will be held in New Britain on‘
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..SPECIAL SALE l
—FOR‘ ONE WEEK— ; l
Sal Hepatica. 26o size............‘l7c
_Sal Hepatlcajtlc size ............34Io
.SalHenatioa..$1siso ........ ..I...f57o_
_Stillson-Powcll Comoration
, 82 Washington Street.
RRESCRIBTIONI modeler. —- —
Kodaks, Cameras. Films, Plates,
nger, etc.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
’u.
Alford
do not represent as mu
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TheManWhoCan *1
1%NG-_.LOSS\;L 1 ‘
If you are a man of moderate means.
they are none the less valuable to you.
If you own a life or fire insurance policy, a II,bond :
i 58 stock certificate, 3 mortgage, a deed or a will, you.
. should make yourself safe against their theft or
. destruction} by placing them‘ in our vault.
Eour dollars per year is all it costs.
1
I was the third man running in
race,
And memory still must. run it o’er
and o’er;
The pounding heart that heat‘
against my frame;-
-The wind that dried the sweat upon
my face ‘
And turned my throat to paper?
creased and sore; I
The jabbing pain that sharply".
went and came, l
r
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. My eyes saw nothing save a strip of
road _ :
'IYiat haunted there behind the sec- i
and man; l
It suazn ant" blurred, yet still it
. lay before. w .
lily Jags seemed pone Iof thine but
1"l1)Ithlllicl strode I
Unconscious of my will that urged
’ -‘Yon cau!‘ ’
And cried at them to make one
effort more.
i
11ch alion [lay specials in all :ilcpartnicht?
BYS
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allll0lll DIS ll HOSPIIAI
IIlIS AfllllNllllN
Continued From First Page
noted. the man being able to retain
ltood, and showing a general cheerful
ness. A turn for the worst was exper
fenced today, how.ever and he died
shortly after noon as the result of
.the murderous attack made upon him
by his son last Sunday.
The story of the fatal tragedy is by
this time we'known to the new—spap
or readers of Norwalk. Last Sunday
when his father asked him to give
up a revolver he had been flourishing
a short time before, bouts, without
saying a word in explanation of his
grievance, pumped three shots into
his fathers tiodi’. One bullet lodged in
the intestines, making an operation
necessary during which a' section of
the larger intestine, about 10 inches
l- long, and perforated slit times with
Then suddenly there broke a wave of
sound-—
Crowds shouting when the first titan
struck the tape. '
friendly din:
While [—4 stumbled forward and the
ground I
All wavered 'nosth my feet, ‘while ‘
men agape
. But silent, saw me as I stagger-
ledin.
. As Islck in heart and flash 1 beat mil:
l
heod',1
Two seized me and embroiled—me.
'and one cried. - 1",
“Your thuddlng footsteps held me
,_ tottte grind?! . ‘ "
And then the winner, smiling wanly,
Said.
"No dream of records kept me to
my stride-
} dreaded you two thundering be
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~Biirgeas‘ Johnson.—
Msgannie '
~«TooGood Naturodi‘ 1'
.Hové you
in p Horperr‘s
idiobbunlmllf thcr (stilt-lowly);-
what's thd i111 er with hiiii’i
' I think he has been taking some of
that good natured alcohol "—Life ‘
a
Heard on the Wharf.
er. Aren't you afraid- you’ll be sea-'
sick?”
Not a bit! You see I've swung
around on the straps of crowded troP
icy cars every day for years. so I'm
used to a rough voyage.
_________________ ,
4—Accept all the luck that comes
your way—but don’t DEFEND on its
coming! (if you want a job use a Son
tinel Want Ad.
u
your papers
But “
ch as the rich man'.s
I. tarp old eggs one like of which the
- . return a Itrlal; pookayo containing Fol-
97's: Honoy and To: (lonipound, to?
doom colds and crottp, 'li‘olovy Kid- .
wammmw compartment .
a bullet, was removed. Another bul-
llot went through the lung. lodging in
.the man‘s back, while the first shot
, .tlred entered the breast. just'
And then the second roused that; *
above
the heart. The last two‘ibullets ' had
been removed. Attorney 'Jolin' J. Con-
eo represents the young boy and At-
tornoy J. R. Taylor the family. '
Medical Examiner Samuel '11. mod
ington will perform an autopsy on The
1 body this lifternoon.
(Continued From Mutations.)
1tion of several months before «338331
tog In any other line of workai.
Deputy Sheriff Charles B. Mara is
looking forward to the daysbo will
Vollmer' s deputies Mr. Moro! has com-
. plated plans for a trip to the ,Paciilc
l
coats to lies the expositions.
Exproo'ub Rom
At the adjournment of Civil _-Supcr
;gior .court yesterday Judge William H.
‘Wllliams approached Deputy Sheriff
Austin B. 1Blal’ieman and said: “I am
‘you luck. "
sorry to see you go. shériif. I wish
Yesterday was Deputy
Sheriff Blakeman's last day as a court
t lotilcer as Sheriif- elect Peaso's depu-
"SO you’re coins 0"" 0“ “1° 3 “m' ties will be on the job when the court
opens next Tuesday.
' Deputy Sheriff 1).- Louis. Ladrlgan
of South Norwallr, who has been oourt
officer of the Civil Common Pleas
court for the past four years. receiv-
an insurance company.-
Thrlfty Lover.
to her. 1 m
..“Well why doesn't he add additional
charges for pen and ink?”1 '
"He confesses that he always burs
rowed a fountain pen!”
Passing it. J .
"What do you suppose those can—
scientists are arguing at present?”
oun “JlTNEY” OFFER—huts AND
~ FIVE chars:
Don't miss this. out out mishap. en—
‘ close with five cents to _Foley I: 00.. .
Chicago, 1lil., writing your name and . ‘
address clearly You will woolva in
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be relieved from duty as one of airmail Lelilgh $6. 35 for cash
SALE
”OF—‘—
White .Wear
" Thrifty Shoppers Arc Tak-
. ing Full Advantage of the
Economics This Sale Offers.
s-Surely' economy in purch-
aenig undermuslitis. waists,
'elc. ., has never presented it-
sclf in more practical form
than it has in this Sale of
White wear. There are
countless oportttnities for
you to save here—~counters,
racks and shelves all Iiold
l
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them. These are a few ex-
amples:
39c.i\'light Gowns . 24¢
75c Night Gowns . . .. 59¢
zoc Muslin Drawers ; 19¢
39c Muslin Drawers . 29¢
39c Corset Covers .. 25¢
59c Corset Covers .. 45¢
Finer gartiients reduced in
proportion. /
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Tilt --
Ngll. Ryan Co.
96 WASHINGTON STREET.»
———-—-—
Dorlon House ]
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwollr
"W Opens May LI
,SHOR; DINNERS asp .ALL
"‘ KIN *011 SEA soon
”liomo’xan To “ORDER-
Ignition commits»: .3...
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The. “In. mlillll C0.,1nc.
8 Revlon. on E. Nomalk. Conn.
CIOST OF: IANCILE TBIAL TO STAITE
FIXED AIT $5.000
_—
Heavy Expense Attached to Stamford
Woman’s: Trial for Monoloughtor.
The trial of Mrs. Helen M. Angle,
the Stamford woman acquitted in- the
criminal superior court of tlie charge
of manslaughter in connection with ,
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‘H wry—«3’. ’ps WoM’F—«wfwaa .
\
Trading at
Slél‘llilg Furnlllfl'c Co.
(TRUE TO ITS NAME.)
You will find it profitable and economical.
Complete
selection of Furniture, Rugs and- Ranges for the home 01'
porch. I
Extra special
I
t
Very strong steel frame spring,
$8.50 Couch Hammock
:gdézfiandllxitdssglliel‘dfwy khaki 501'“ 495
Screen Doors Any Size $1. 00
FREE to June Brides, a complete Dinner Set, in “Ye
Colonial Pattern.’
Sterling Furnihnc Co.
127-129 Washington St. Phone 105
Opposite Hoyt’s Thane. ..
‘ 1.. » 3%;1
.11 ' i L 1 l ,. ‘ ‘
‘ ’ l' _ 11.1 '5 .‘lz‘yzl Si"? :3; Sh? ‘ {13‘ >1}
f. - .-. .
“”1 N 1,, MI . l‘ E; d ‘ ,.r 1. f
.lllg
A, Gas Range
Costs Less
Than :1 Coal
Rtlllt]£.'
“CLEAN UP~PAfNT UP."
Bostiliousehold Paint, Stains and
Varnish
IBUIY.
Hazelton
Coal
10¢ A CAN
Guaranteed Quality
The Roller 5. fit I& 25c Store
28-32 30. Hall “a.
‘ to. . Norwolk.
"
' .. The B; HersMieldQSonCo
Fora catd l i: th “I“! I" "WI IIII’I‘ I "I
3‘ '3" his P'.‘ e a." , rat. no. to: warm-1'. (
you would pay for a‘ coal range
~, ..
‘1 *1 11 o .
Special Music
' Clifford Hotel
Rathskellef?
NOTE—Now entrance from Elin—
you can get a gas’rangc that will
do more workand doI it better.
Gas ranges are ornamental and
Iwcll ’ raider
clean much more easily than a
They can be kept
coal range.
..
«Them—e ~
g?
' M '3 at. retort 11.91
Light I8IIt Water ~
Company '
FAST FREIGHT LINE T0 new
' ‘ vomt.
S A V E
MON.
Arrange for next. winter‘s" coal:
supply now. Sumner Prices Are
Now in Efioct. ,
TALK IT OVER WITH
.‘flarrisédii Gatts
ed at Spinner Prices
ed the well wishes of the attaches of
the court yesterday. Mn. Ladrigan
will go back to his old position with
“I see where a. young man wants a
girl who lilted him to reimburse him
for the note paper he used in writing
the death or Waldo R Ballou. cost
the state of Connecticut $5. 000- The
costs have not yet been formally pre—
sented to the court but. it is under—
stood that the above moorings-lot:
root
The triatmwhlcfi took place "before
“
Judge Williams and a jury. lasted
three weeks. Considertnii the length
of the trial the cost is not considered
unusual. There have been several big
trials of about the same length in pre-
1: . I‘-‘I imagine they oro not like oggo.
IIat all. They must be two hundred '
times as bad as s slx-monthn-old egg,
. and I don’t want to even discuss such
:5 a possibility."
vlous years. which have coat witch
as the Anglo bliss
Mrs. Anglo
s accused of respon-
sibility foI'i- the death of Ballou be
cause his hotly was found in front of
I: her apartment where he. had been
visiting the night he died. sMrs. An—
:10 admitted; Bolton had been a caller-
but; she danish}1 having killed him.
1%,... .. ...
12 Highland Ava. to N. 1.,
HR.
N.E.&
RB.
13 Hickory BlIuif and Bell Island.
21 Long Island
fit.
as Pennoysr St. to can Isl.
23 Crustal. to
:4 Railroad to Brookélde
., or (West Side
15 White audio
in White Bridg'é l.“ ll.’ ltb Irony
Bound
Bound. _
s.“csntrnl " McKinl‘éy st. to Rooney—-
- 14 Blue Point and Rotor: Point'
Sound to McKinley
Railroad"
ATLAS PURE" ‘ '
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Large Bot...
nouns
D'aveyis
Phone 410
106
Freight boat leaves Pier 2II'1 Bast
St.) every day except Sunday, at3 p.
5: 30 p. 'm.
.. Goon-go- -F. Footo, General Agent 3
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS
PORTATION LINE. Inc.
a
VISIT
GHId’l‘l‘O ”a: KUBAN’ 3 s...
it watt. 2...... is: Iw to on. Island . . f
11111
a place so attractive that every-
meal is a delight. Pleasant sur-
".We have .
River; New York “00‘— '°f. Gather!“ Iloss og- injury
in. Freight. received at Nor-walk up to 5
»5p. mandatsonthNorwalk upto
“our services and we do it
scientiously and scientifically.
' rounding: old good digestion.
_FUR tromI roll wan?
from wen-y and care 115 great
camphored~they must be it
in a suitably cold temperatu
same Way.
quire cleaning at regular int
'vals.
model furs during the summit;
’ months We .do not charge ‘I
1 storage.
We insure your furs ago
The cost is trifling—the rel
Your furs must be more
Our own {iii-s are stored in th
Furs that «we store Ifor you
We consider this a part
In fact when we repair or
15.. uranium 11va
Barnum “can"
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