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NW‘ZHAYEN, July 22.——Unfolding
a marvelous tale of lies wanderings
{trough this country and Europe dress.
as it man and working as one. Edna
. Men who says she is 18 years or
no. and whosa home w as originally in
" flewpcrt New s, \a. ., and whose sex
was discovered when she was arrested
it)? vagraucy bV' a. local policeman
while waiting to joint) a freight train
(Continued From First Paps.)
guests assembled on the spacious
piazzas and even spread into the par-
lore.
Guests t'pon arriving were greeted
by omcus cf' the club, and every
thing possible done for their comfort.
The J'llllOl‘ Mandolin Club, under
,the direction of its leader, Mrs. Ira T.
Chapman, furnished charming music.
throughout the evening. Several vo
cal solos by Miss Anas Bic-Hugh add-
ed greatly to the enjoyment of the
occasion.
New Haven, appeared in court here
yolterday.
In her company when wrestled was,
a young negro youth who gave the
mile of F1anklin P. Shaw, who has
been her pal" on the road for a long’
period After a‘ setere grilling of the
youth and the masquerading young
woman, who first gene the name at
William Puffer. the police said they,
were satisfied that Shaw had not 1112-?
tore suspected the sex of his 1111111121-;
Shipped on Mule Ship.
flonths ago Miss Puffer says she;
libippell as assistant phef on 'a mule
document}; bound from Newport News
Ior Europe She not Shaw, who was:
111.111 a stock tender aboard the noon The:
M1. girl claims that she is onenuarter lu-
‘ ”than and one-quarter negro, and pass
‘ and as a negro in her home in Newport
‘ ”News. With Shaw, she traveled
' 2' through England, France and Holland,
5" '7 she says."The11 they shipped together
,‘ _ 1.. on a steamer bound for Montreal and
1m. were 3131111 iIte'ii transportation there-1
‘ i” tor Newport News. 'But they lost itA
and started to hoof it” to their native'
“place
They became sepgfhted butggmer
1,, Elig‘w found his partner “-wormfl as a
Pollster 11111915 on 11 1111111111111 jet in st.
1 Albania. Vermont. They left there and
halted to Bellows Falls, where each
'.'!ocut'ed a job on a tarm. Show say:
1'f'3&3,','; 1111,2111», talked hay Add ran 11 now
do: macl'lln'c like a regular farm blind
find no one suspected her. They trav
clad then to Boston, working or “beat-
lnx”,their way and thence'to New
_.1nuven, traveling mostly on freight
twins or on foot. ' '
Ran Away from Home.
-lt was in the local" police station
' ‘1 .thdt'Miss Puffer's feminine voice and
_+ appearance first attracted the atten-
Aim?! 0! a local policeman, and site all:
her sort. Miss Puffer says her
. parents died in early life, and she Wild
Limit out to housework. The woman she
,“Aiu
I",
stole her son's clothes and ran away,
‘ taking a trip to Michigan and after-
, . ward to 11‘ Texas ranch where she 311111
' posed as a man. Since then she do-
".'yclares, she has lived much on the road
cause it alwaysproved a protection.
The locatpolice will investigate the
:1 girl’s story. 1. ..
1113 IS 1111 101
11111111, 011111111
Flush the Kidney: at Once when Back
' Hurts or Bladder Bothern.
, No man or 1101111111 who eats meat
“*15'regularly can make a mistake by dubb-
11.133113 the kidneVs occasionally Bayou
' 71.111 v“lull-known authoritv. Meat
uric acid which clogs the kidney pores
'so they sluggishly filter or strain only
pm of the waste and poisons from
he blood, then you get sick. Nearly
niljrlteumatlsm, headacheS, liver tron-
3110; perv oneness constipation dint}...
nods sleeplessness, bladder disorders
cfilne from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
5,816 kidneys or your back hurts, or ii
' the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
wsedimert irregular of passage or at-
lauded by a sensation of scalding.
’.get about four ounces of .lsd ”Salts
drum any reliable pllsrmocy and take
a tablespoo'nl'ul in 1a glass of finger. be-
idro'. breakfast for a few days and your
fillne'ys will then not line. This fam
{ropes and lemon juice combined with
11111111 and has been used for genera
£6113 to 1111111 clog'ged kidneys and
filmulate them to. activity, also to non.
trdlize the acids in urine so it no
longer clauses irritation, thus ending
bladder disorders.
:Jad Salts is inexpensive and can-
1111111111; "makes a delightful ener-
,ont lithl'a water drink: which: all
regular meat eaters should take 21m
will then to keep the kidneys clean
' "d the blood pure, thereby avoiding
borlous kidney complications.
'.ANOTHER 91151111111 Vlc'ruil.
2WE3TERLY, R. 1., July 22.%ho
minis poisoning epidefilc claimed
politel- victim today, When 1111111115
million died at his home hi Ashtray.
11. ",5 the fourth person to.d'le
gold; 2 A, 311111in ,dlll'lll'vegy
'crcam and cakes, and cordiality and
A 12,0011.
“ Med for beat her, she says. and she ‘
“always wearing mnsaillne attire. be-.
forms 1
as salts is made from the acid of '
oversight. oi; the estimlttes for appro-
Supposed cause or food eaten at Q ,, 22 .
7“ restaurant. Roddlsn was '5 2 2' " ' '
of much promise, and sings in a most
pleasing manner, her personality add-
ing charm to her work.
The circular portion of the porch
was cleared for the exhibition of
society dancing, and Miss Cornelia
Odell in duett with little Miss Elinor
Chapman gene the maxixe in its v-ar
ions forms.
Criticism of \liss' Odell’s VVork is
unnecessary, and to praise bet would
be superfluous. for she is an admired
and belmed daughter of the town.
Little Miss Chapman reminded one
'of a buttexflv, so delicate and dainty.
was her step.
The ladies in their usual hospitable"1
'fashion served refleshmenls of ice
good fellowship prevailed 11s it nl-‘
ways should in a Community Club.
PENSIONS FOR WINCHESTER EM-
PLOYEES. ‘
NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 2.+~—The
board of directors of the" Winchester
Repeating Arms Company yesterday
approved the establishment of a pen
sion sfltem for the employee of the:
company. The system Which went in
toedegl yesterday applies to. about
Under its provisions a man who has
Worked for the company 30 years may
be upon his request to red at gthe use
ONE. ‘A woman who gas woi'llted for
the company 30 years may be' retired
Miss McHugh has :1 voted
Substitutes
Get a... Well-Known
Round Package
, water.
Why Not
l
l
l
1
By wearing Moore’s New Finger
Clip on ‘and on with one hand.
Come in and see them. Eye
troubles should be clouded to at
once. pain“) are dancerous,shouid
you need die" services lot a first-
and place on the pension list any male
employe who is (‘10 years oi, age 111th
has worked for the company 2S years.‘
or any female employs of 55. than 1.1111
been with the concern for allmtlar
period.
The amount of pension is to bc bas-
ed upon the employee average annual
pay during the live years immediately
preceding retirement,- but no pension
is to be less than 820 a mouth.
N-
BANK DIRECTOR NOT AN EM
PL'OYE. ,
NthlCH'. Conn. July ‘22.—-'A bank
in the sense intended by the work-
men's compensation law, according to‘
a decision rendered yesterday by Com
peusatlon Commissioner George E.
Beers of the Third District. The case
in point was that of W R. Purnhatn,a
director of the Thames National Bank
of Norwich Burnliam tell as he was
leaving a directors meeting recently
at the tinge of 50, upon her requeilt The ,1
company at its‘ discretion may retire‘ '
class optomerist‘or optlclpn. con-
sult . .
William‘J. Moore
option and Optometrist,
Kuleru‘ Building Washington St.
‘-
“lllll BlSlllll’S Slillll”
SAYS JACK ROSE
(Continued «from First Page.)
called 11 man “wa111 l couldn't trust.
lie was my stool-pigeon and had given
director is not an employs of the book,“ up his best friends to me, and that he
was a vaclllatlng creature, who would
give up his mother.”
Yet Rose. last night, quietly discuss
ed the statement, without bitterness
or violent condemnation.
“There’s absolutely nothing in it ." he
told the reporter, “When compared
with the testimonywnot mine. mind
you, l'm leaving mine out—but when
and broke his leg. The action Was
brought for compensation to determluol
—tl1e Slams of a bank director. The com-‘.'
mlsdloner finds that although he re-f
celves a compensation for attending d1-
rec'to't's' meetings, he is not an em-
ploye and therefore does not come
within the provisions of the compensa-
tion act.
STATE- FlNANC-E BOARD.
Governor Appoints Wadhams of Gosh-
en. Maps: of Watertown and Hub-
' bard oi Mlddlctown.
Governor Holcomb has appointed
the following members of the state
board of finance: Senator John M
Wadltatns of Goshen, for three years;
Senator Robert V. slVlagee of Water-
lbwn, for live years, and E. Kent ”Hub
bard of Mlddletown, for one year.
Each will. receive a. salary of $509 a
your. uni expenses.” The ex—otli'cto
members of the lioa'rd 'ara the comp-
trailer, treasurer and' tax commission
er.
Senator Wadhams and Senator Ma-
.368 were two of the most prominent
members of the general adsembly at
the last session. The former was
chairman of the committee on name
pnd the‘iattar filled the doairmanshfp
M11.- 1111de
is a. Democrat.
The bodrd of' finance will have an
pristions for the diderent deportment'
of the state government. It wll lact
With the committee on appropriations
during the session of the General A211-
111911111135, 22 it will have rooms at the
capitol... '
Whenever you' read. on English-
man’s: “idea of "Aiiie'rlcaii humor"
and feel inclined to heat up undoi-
oi the committee on appropriations. '
2 Both are Republicans.
.comparod with the testimony of titty
odd witnesses/the statement is so
contrary to it. - ..
“You can see on the face of it that
it's an able attorneys closing draw
ment to the jury, the last plea for a
client who known he has a very weak
case.
in oiatorlcalaeftect. it's not Becker‘s
statement. It couldn't be.’ll1ut story
was carefully prepared 11.1.1 edited. 11
goes all around the issue, but does not
meet the point.
“I don’t want to take it section by
section, as 1 could, and pick it to
pieces. Perhaps I could tell a lot ot-
othet things. which would make it 11
little harder for him, but i don t want
to do that. 1 ‘~ '
“Why, see how quickly that state
ment could be picked to pieces on the
witness stand; Under cross examina-
tion it would go up in smoke.
’ “It’s an easy thing." confided the
man who has been through two long
and trying murder trials, and who has
been hours on the stand under heavy
cross examination, and who has stuck
to his "original storythroughobt, “to
makes. statement, than toisit back and
submit to crods catamlntttlon. Thenvtne
real testimony comes cut. .1
‘ “Becker has had his opportunity to
tell his story, but he wouldn’t. It’s
very easy to take three years to pro-
para a statement upon which he don't
have tome crossekamined.
any further, just yet,", concludedjllr.‘
Rose, "There’s some others. named,
and I’d like torhear wha‘tgtbey 11111111
any first, 1 .
Rotten of. a strong and winning per-1
sonsllty. He in rpréafdcnt or the
Humanology sum 00, with oEcos
in Medf'o'rd. Mass ., and has". "
reputation as ailectlirel'; Touillor
with list. Sign, then-1m cons. 111111
HORLICK S
MALTED 111th
.mmmmm
Wedo notmake“ntil7cprollucts" —
Skim Milk, Condensed Milk. etc.
1'11: omtuAL mm mu:
Made from clean, full-ordain milk
and the extract of scleot malted rain.
. reduced to
Beat cod-Drink for All A800. .
Bud to: over a Qlllml' Century
(bun
”MMOCM
”Take a Package Home
élieauflinm & Saunders
'18011'1‘11 NORWALK,
“ 1011, IN NEW "11111
the newsstand where he bought ev-
do it.
"They re trying to becloud' the issue.
‘ “I don't want to go into this thing"
Rosa’s .""".°."' 1m. makes 11111 ,
Pol:
1115 wow
Ducal: HORLICK'S
“Qt/Mill 1.2 illtt‘m
' ttlllllllllll
"‘2‘" ‘Nllhit
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Round and square, in brass
and white enamel,
$1 25 to $3.49
Glass Bird Bath Houses.
which fasten to side of'cagc,
35¢
Albert P. Gellebe
25 wss'r WASHINGTON 31'.
Phone 1069-2.
mourn DELIVERY
order form. to la in .
8"
m It
88! at tan. ‘
Tree Workw of
All Kinds
‘Phone 1151-13 or 1:73-11 ,
CONN:
‘.A
Insurance
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate. Gian,
Workmen'c Compensation, 1 Llablll-
ty, Marine and Automobile. '
Surety Bonds. .
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton 81 C 0., Inc.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave.I 2 So. Norwllk
11111 11111 1111111
If Depot outlay to Hudson, lie
Boom: Book» Is Smelling
“1111+ 111111": 1111 can Save
lllmlf '
“Becker throwing up his insidesi
Mid:Summer Clearance
.nn.
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on all Houschold Goods. New
and second hand. Everything
sold at extremely low prides.
111. stratus“
1... 1
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Phone 419. 117 11911711 MAIN 51'.
thinks be 111111 save himself, but. he‘s
doomed to hang next Wednesday."
was the' somewmt inelegant, but
terse statement oi ”Bald" Jack Rose. .
who passed through New Haven yes
terduy on his way to Madison.
Rose dropped all the train yester.
day morning and'mnde a beeline for
or; available nowunnper printed in
New York. He buried himself in
these for rum half an hour, paying
great‘nttemion to the articles dealing,
with Becker's tight for life. i
“Becker is just an guilty of murder.
as the other men who went to the
chair. There are certain influences.
lrvinu to save him. but they can not'i
This so~called eleventh hour
appeal is a fizzle. Evervthlng Hockerl
has sold in his latest statement is oldj'
stuff and common knowledge, and I
know that Mr. Whitman, after 1; one-
cutimt him cannot now pardon 1111.7]:
he continued.
"Who are (known trying to secure
W
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F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Int PIW, Int Work. But Prion-
II NORTH MAIN STREET
.1 NORWALK
Indian Motor Cycles '
Distributors for Norwalk and
' South Norwalk
The Sterling Motor Co.
' Daricn, Conn.
Phone 179
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Repairs.
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop.
mow: to: ' '
W W, . 1
Becker‘s pardon?" he was asked.
"i know, and the people in author“
lty know. but I. do not think it best
for me to do too much talking. 'lt
is mighty strong influence, but the,
men will never be able to save him.’.‘ ,
was the mob: ,- A
"if he. had turned state’s evidence
at the time the others did, do .Vou
suppose he could have saved him
self?" .
' "He might hove, but he can expect"
mothing from this show of repentance. 1
He had the chance, but be thought he
"had so much influence behind him,
that they couldn‘t get him. They’ ve
got him now, and his squeal is too
late. Becker will go to the chair:
Wednesday. ' A
DR. MEANEY FlNED HEAVILY l'N
FAIRFIELD.
12.111111 Physlcli‘h Faye Dearly tor
Reckless Driving and Running
' :f!jway. .
FAIRFIEH), July 22. ~Judge Bacon
Wakoinsn lined Dr. Vincet T. Moanéys,
oi Danbury. 8254111111 costs tor not giv-
lng his name and Address the night 11111
ran down Charles Dietz. the mllkmsn. '
and $50 and costs for reckless driving
on the some night, '
Wat, I
THE ENRAP’TLJRE'D REPORTER.
The bride is 1.1911111 lady of wom'
drops fascination and remarkable lit-
thtJVenosa, for. with madness an 'elf-
chanting as the wand of a siren and
a disposition to sweet .31} the 05°" W
of flowers and spirits as Joyousu
the cal-cling of“ birds and mind as
111-1111111111 as the treaties that millet-ind
.ly adorn the brow 0! winter and Willi
heart as pure as delldr’ops trio ling‘
in violets. she will milks the 1nd
or 11mm with 1111 ll '25 M
If You [lave
5.111111
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Effro'n.
Phone 2.499 '
37 Fort Street. East Not-walk.
.___._...__.-
'lustWhatYouNeed
” 1 11111111111th
Elsie all silk
HOSE 4‘9
' All Colors. ._ '
M. Mollasch & Son
FRIESBIE’S
11111111 chords ol devdti'on 1111111611113
e sweetest]
. $-
,1. .
Cretonngs tor Sport 'Ccats and Skirts
The more during ll 1c {1011 cltll tiniwns. the 11'. on: tli§—'
tinctiV'c the garment of Cretonnc. 'lhc gnal 1111111115 with
their flaring pctals.tl1c big cabbage roses and pit-attics lllt
long drooping blooms of \V'istaria or Mac, all are the {111—
kpl'Ot ed patterns for male and skirts '
Prices 18, 25, 35, 38, 59 cts. up. ,.
A Hat of Cretonne can lvc arranrgtd for in H1 1:11:11. 11—
erv department. \Aidc or narrow brim with .1 lzml of
Hank what, and one ct'ct'ntrtc cockadc 11(11l1111121'1111~'11ic~
11011511 311ch the croun. Vat (.Vpcttsite.
‘1'? '
., -, Crctmmcs 011 thct llltl i11)t;.1r
The Handbag oi Fashion 5
To a certain event the Handbag: 1mm match 01" (0111-
hine with the costume as fat as color Dues.\\'ltlc'a1"l he?
VVil ldcring' is the assortttteut of sumtnefltmcltics when one
.2007 40 select. L nlcss one Can afford to haVe a collection
of bags it is safe to buy one of thc white and black kills‘
or a patent leather VVltlt facinrrs of \‘tll‘lt‘ kill.
The Fifth Avenue Bags of “lute kill have (‘0 l'lncd
frames and tlasps. .'] here 15 a timing shop of kill $1 00.
Fifth Avenue Bags of‘ 'ltitc moire 111th lilntk handles
and Clasps are now smar coking: $2. 03'
Black and white Kid Bags, inside potko‘t an it lilting:
312.110 and $3.0
Black and white striped Silk Bags, with stVlish tri11101
things of pattnt leather 11 side 1101ch and fill 11'1<.$3 00
Gay. Cretonne Bags and Purses, $1.00
Leather Goods Suction, main floor.
“Awning Stripe” Handkerchiefs
A pretty fashion and out 11an match but lianllltct-'
chief to 'w'ltcr summer irocl. almost cxactl}. They are in
half and quaatcr— —incl1 st1i1'0~,l)luc pink and ‘.'»V'cntlcr 10m—
bincd with White,15 cts. each
Suit Cases tor vacation Use
Of light weight made 11: lapditcst 111.1tt11'.g,22 and" '
211 inch size»: Lined 111th crctonnc, pockets in the lids
with tape fastening; 2
, $1.75 special.
Fourth floor,
At the Lace Department ' ‘
', , ,. _Embroidel'cd Dress Patterns, V oils: and Organdi'cs,
which make into the da'tnttcst of summer frocks ,
$5. 00 special.'
. Please examine, .
Valencienncs 'Flouncings for pctticoais. Eighteen
s. .1...
lllCAlCS wide, and just right for pctticoals to wear under
dancing frocks. A last season' 5 pettiloat which is a little
scant can be made flttiTV and liottflant with flottnl'ings.
25 cts. a yard.
53 WALL STREET
NCRWAL'K
9110111: 4311 ,1,
0. B. J aCkSon
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Line
m
Eyes Examined Free fl .,
The Rated 81 1.11;. ' ' .
Electrical Co.-
Made in the 'Clcanest Plant'.’ 'Thd'Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRACAL SHOP
And from the best irésh limits . ,
obtainable.-~; > - 1 1 , In the Town
' ' ‘. +~ . AUTO sUPPLtu
Ask1..Yoitt‘ Grocer for Them
Phcn. cos-co So. Maln- all.
Insist 0.1111111 At your res- so. Nam-1k. Music Hull-lock-
taurants. ' " ‘ "
“Be 31111111111
PIE ‘
C V. CRA'W' GARAGE
Agent for TRUMBULL BAR
cans 11012. 1111111.
in Hanfordl Tel 3911-4.
431" in 1111:1114.“ service Call
Frc'd H mound.
' fund's! DIM?!) l'd'd comm.
v—Tbor '
an.» lid
ll Lynne Steam llyeiu‘g & Cléanm‘g C11.
.1. 2 .--‘-- BRIDGE GEPORT -----
Formerly known I. SH‘dncport Steam Dyeing a. 111.1111... Co.
Silk Drums. dlovu. Blankets and Lace Curtains cleaned.
‘ ‘ralopno‘ns 11735 H. LYN951Prdp. 293 sun. so BrldIOPW‘
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