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friends from Providence, B. 1., duringr but we are still calling for those red
.ree delivery at any time of the past week at her home on Pen~ lanterns for night use. They will cost
by. First delivery leaves at eight noyer street.
TELEPHONE your ordersI . W
Mr. and Mrs. Conacher, who have Miss Ads 1... Laphsrn, formerly of
resided on West Side avenue for sev~
'eral months, have moved into their closed her house, and although stl
Word has been received here 10 lhk‘ her friend Miss Hoyt, in California.
9190‘ that John Flint. Who has been Miss Hoyt also at one time lived with
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avenue, went a few days last wees signs were placed at the side of thel HER
Post road. at the top and bottom or
the hills. The new danger signs are
all right, and will serve their purpose.
little, and help much.
the old Kings Highway, Darlen, has
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in Darien is almost ready to take her
long trip across «the continent. to join
rho some uoawsut avariruol‘mrnm;
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"MONDAY, NOV. :5. 1915 "
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WOMAN on TRIAL FOR MURDER.‘ FAST FRElGHr' LINE 1'0 le
, PORTSMOUTH, N. ll, Nov. 15.—
NEHDENnCODPy ".ls'oy. 15.~—ln or-'Rsymond a Son Open ideal Show The first trial of a woman for murder YORK'
der to have last night’s fire in the Rooms at Wall and High Streets. in Rockingham County in many years, Freight bootlelvee Pier fl last
house of Mrs. Clara Kanischer, in Crowds of interested visitors throng- was set for today, when Mrs. Mary A-Jtiver. HIV Yuri q Catherine
South Colony street, investigaied.‘ed Raymond k Son‘s new furniture Burns, of Nottingham, was called up-lsu ev . da ”c." Builds “3
Fire Chief John F. Donovan, acting shop at Wall and High streets Satur- on to face the charge of having killed In. Prefix; reyceivod'it Norwi'lk n :3
through the Fire Marshal, C. J. Tru- day night, and were surprised and de« her husband. Burns died at his home‘s E Inxand at South NW“ ll?“
dean, has asked the state police for lighted at the ideal surrounings. Each on December 12, 1914_ The medical? 510 p. m
assistance. Mrs. Kanischer has had of the two floors contains just 5,000 referee pronounced death due ‘0 [.01le '6» . F Foot. General A out
six fires in three years in her pr0p- feet of floor space. and the new win- oning, and at first the authorities held' '0 I ' 0
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0m: The fire yesterday only did $500 dows, with the prism toss afford am the theory that he had commutedl'flil ANNING J. SMITH TRANS
damage, but the police had to rescuelwondermlly soft and mellow light by suicide. After an investigation Mrs: PORTATl
59‘9"” 99750118. TWO years Ilse Mrs. day. while the newest method of con» Burns was arrested. 0" LINI. Inc.
lianischer was in court charged with‘cealed electric lights produce a charm-l At her preliminary hearing, evi- ~~~~
NEW FURNITURE STORE.
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3150“» but she Was discharged as evi- ing effect at night. The main floor is deuce was introduced to the effect
dencs to uphold the charge was lack-given up to an almost endless display that she had purchased some poison
"18- or mncy chairs, tables, and other in Manchester three days before her
Idainty bits for odd corners, while the husband's death. After her indict—
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER RElN. second story contains a big assort- ment last April she was taken to the
STATED. merit of dining-room, bedroom. and State Hospital for the Insane for on
'oibce furniture. Norwallt’s new store servation. Upon the report of the
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15'_presi_‘should be a source of pride to every Superintendent that she was sane. she
dent Wilson today instructed Posb'citisen, and well merilsa liberal pa- was brought back to the county jail in
Augusta. Jealousy is advanced by the
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—A Ismael Want Ad. for results. leged crime.
ill for several weeks in the Chicago was Lapham in Dar-ion. u is under-
Hoepltal, is able to be about again. stood that both “plum and Miss
H0 is 01110011118 to return l0 his home Hoyt will make their permanent home
in Rowsyton in a short while. in the for West, and they will be
l m greatly missed by their friends in this
l The evangelistic services held dur- section of Connecticut.
ing the past week in Rowayton have
been largely attended, and a great in-‘ At the meeting of the Onion range.
tenant is being shown in the services. Thursday night, a debate was held on
In. Jerome E. Smith, of Cottage The meeungi '0' the 00m“! week the relative merits of “Fall Plowing” mum General Bones...“ .0 .emsme‘tromse.
‘ uvenle, is seriously ill. will be held in the Baptist Church. or “Cover Crops.” R. C. Lester ad- George Burkitt, removed as assistantl
— vocated the former. and Hamid St. postmaster at Winnetka, lll., because;
a Red Star barge, with a cargo of Frank Mills 0’ Crockett street, was John Morehouse the latter. The iudgbjhe criticised the President for his en-l
coal. arrived for Raymond Brothers' tendered a birthday party 133‘ Thurs- es were H. B. Cooke, Alfred Morefigflgement to be married. The Presi-i
WHY. . day evening by his many friends. The house. and Caleb Van THIS“, “alder" qualified his instructions by tell!
» . _ evening was spent in playing items. they decided in favor of the coverllns the Postmaster General Burkutl
n A‘ Jackson local marketman. who after “"0" a dainty ”9“" was 59”” crops. The local grange has been in-ishould be restored to his position it
has been II! for some time is able to ad. The guests departed at a late vlted to meet with Canon grmge'lhere were no other charges against'
is about again. hour, wishing Frank many happy next Thursday evening, November is], him. ‘ .
birthdays.
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l Don't Stay Constlpated. Headset-y, all.
loos, With Breath Bad or
Stomach Sour.
.\'o odds how bad your liver. stomarhl
or bowels; how much your head aches,l
how miserable and uncomfortable you,
“Hercules," with a cargo of anthra-
cite coal. has arrived at the docks of
the Harris & Guns Company. Today
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are spending a few days with their
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Earl Edmonds, of the East Side, \~.'\ new 2..-» - . Mrs. David Mlxseli of Tokenske,‘
m ‘ visitor in New Haven Saturday, Berton - C. ‘0 Mary Min'ell, Tok- has returned to her home in Easton. l
where he witnesed the i’aie—Prince-bneke Pt. .
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1m football game. ;
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—i-‘ay‘s Market, Randall
Tree delivery. Telephone 956.
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Mrs. Lucile Brenda entertained Miss
EVERYTHING no room.
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_ Floral Tributes, original or
signs. Casket Coverings of rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists i9 prin-
cipal cities in the United States.
South Norwallr Florist
2 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct.
HEADQUARTERS FOR G A 1
RANGES. 3: 1.00 to $48.09.
Self Lighting Burners. S: t
our stock before buying.
Gas Hot Water Heaters . . 821.00
Eddy Refrigerators.
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l’flddOCk A~ N» m I“Milly 1- Despard. Patton of Bridgeport at her home over
w E can furnish your new home or make an old.o_ne look
the weekend. Bullets
in various woods. plain and fancy tables. round or square
are from a cold, constipation. indiges-l
. lion, bliliousness and sluggish bowelsg
‘ —you always get relief with Cascarelsl
m Don't let your stomach, liver and;
bowels make you miserable. Take Cad-1
~ ' carols tonight; put an end to the head-l
—" ache, biiiousness, disiness, nervoue‘
Mrs. Kale Stone Vi“ '9‘“: l“ 1‘ ness. sick, sour, gassy stomach. bad
, " ‘ short while for Florida, w ere ale cold offensive breath and all other dis-l
'mgfig'm F' to 1‘" D' Smith, Content Wlll 390M ‘11? winter months. fires! cleanse your Inside organs of all z
. the bile. gases and constipated matter \
Mrs. William Stone of Tokeneke is which 1; product” the misery. '
still at her home. but will leave, be-E A 1mm box mung health. hIDDl-
fore long. for Florida, where she will ness and s clear head for months. All
spend the winter. iarugula sell Casc'hrets. Do'n't forget
the children—their little insides need ‘
ls gentle cleansing.'too. l
The luv “Addie may look a low. Tokeneke 1),, room sets; also rarpets, rugs and crockery.
. ”Saturday. to li"ity Island, New York. , _,
, 2° “'8 is may at Rm” End' 0“" “WW” COW ‘0 A~ N' ”“0""? an Hollander and family have
i . :Tokeneke. returned to their winter home
New York City.
topped. Carpet sweepers that really sweep. Our prices will
bear comparison with those of any other dealer.
Reliable Service Here!
Straight at 7:30 o'clock the regular Tyler Jnhn m .
"weekly meeu‘ng of the Sasoua Circle /Hts.
at Camp Fire Girls will be held. Or-
dinary business will be transacted.
There was “no session" in the local __ . .
schools. this morning, because of the Mrs. c. w, Barrett, wife of Rev, (3,
downpour of rain which (fortunately) W. Barrett of Roxbury. is ymung
me a short time before the school Rev. and Mrs. G_ E. Lawson.
i“. Tyler, Noroton
B. H. Raymond reports having seen
lineal friends were grieved to learn. a flock of wild geese, numbering over
this morning. of the death of Charles 100, flying southward p few days ago.
I]. Hathwell-known‘fhere. who did]. . . -.~ ~f . -4."
"he 8 O'clock today. followms '1: Rev. c. w. Barnetl and Rev. s. a.
Mk ““9”" YGSWTGHY- Lawson sang at a group meeting at
New Rochelle: Thursday evening.
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HEALTH monastic: FOR
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YORK. Nov. 15.—Tbe Amer-
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lean Association for Labor
tlon today made public the test of a
bill designed to establish a system of
health insurance for workers in this'
and other states. The association
purposes to introduce the measure for
the next New York Legislature and in:
other state legislatures during the;
next few months. l
The general purpose of the propo‘ed
measure provides for health insurance
for "employee at the joint expense of
employes and employers and state. As;
new drafted. employers and employer
would contribute equally and the state
would contribute one-fourth to this;
amount.
> William Tobey, Sr., and Horace Al-
In. after spending the weekend with JR“, 3, E. Lawgon and Rq'v. C. W.
_Mf 30"“! here, returned 11“! morn- Barrett attended the funeral services
‘1'! to their work in PM“ 3'01”?" of the late Rev. W. Holmes of West-
oystlsr house. in Port Chester. port, Friday afternoon.
' Y O U Want
What You Want
WhenY ou Want It
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m- l! the first 6-7 0' “Clem-Ur ‘Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weaver will
W. on the East Side. The 00- lteep their Noroton home open this
will“ 0' 8V?” Ni Sider 13 winter. and spend most of the season
m by ”1'3 members 0‘ the East at their attractive country place.
W improvement Association,
W whose auspices the week Is he- The society girls of Noroton find it
1‘3 observed. great sport to fish for smells at King‘s
' . End bridge. The fish are but“ In
. Through a m“““d°’3l”di“8v RGV- such quantities as to make the sport
M W. Simpson. of Bridgeport, exciting. . The bill applies to all those engag-
Viho was scheduled to address the _.____,_ ed in manual labor and to all others
when of “‘9 E3” avenue 35- 13- There were five sales of real estate earning 1°" “1”“ 310° “ month. It
“arch, yesterday morning, did not ‘ln Darlen. last week. with mortgages would provide every insured worker
put in an appearance. The services '0; ”2.075 mm. the second week of with medical care. including pursuing
wells led by Edmund Trounson, in his November. 1914-, there Were three attendance. hospital care. medical and
than. in the evening Rev. Mr. Pol~ transfers of property. and mortgages surgical supplies. and a cash benefit
look, also of Bridgeport. was in charge of “375. Last week‘s sales follow: equal to two-thirds of the wage for a
d the evening service, and preached maximum of twenty~six weeks in a
an interesting sermon. . p Highway Commissioner Greene st- year. it also offers special care for:
tended the Danbury road conference the wife 0‘ an insured “ML
. on Thursday. and was welcomed with
\ open arms, and obliged to tell what GAME WARDEN “N‘Es ARREST-
Darien has been doing of late to solve
her road problems.
HON E Your Want
Advertisements to
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Classified "Advertising Dopartment
Investigation repeated complaints
.__._.___._ of illegal shooting in the far corner of
Rural Carrier B. H. Raymond heard the town of Fairfleld. County Warden
Ilsa Lois Marsh spent Wednesday a commotion in his henhouse one Wilbur Smith, assisted by _.Deputy
a Bridgeport. ' morning this week, when he arose, Warden Ill Ledger Edmunds, yester-
....-.. about .3. and. seizing mg gun, was in day arrested Julius Roy for illegal
Miss M. Hathaway of Craw avenue, time to shoot a hawk which measures Sunday hunting.
spent Sunday with relatives In Dan. about four feet from tip to tip of his Roy. accompanied by a Russian. had
‘5'!!!- wings. just shot a gray squirrel when the
-~——~ __ wardens found him, and there are ru-
flhs Hathaway of Danbury, spent By today. Highway Superintendent mors of a lively time before Roy de-
t few days last week with Mrs. A. n. Greene and his men expect to reach older! to accompany the wardens to
‘ Wafer. ' -—the depot with the new Noroton.,ave« Fairneld. where he was held in bonds
nue road. In order to make it easier of fifty dollars on acharze of Sunday
Ir. and Mrs. W. 1'.“ Stevens hate for those who wish to reach the depot, hunting andreslsting an oilicer.
‘hturned‘from a visit with relatives in repairs have boon made on Linden} The case comes up before Judge
' ,. MM. L'- l. avenue, by the cemeteryfland means Bacon Wakeman, Tuesday morals! 1“
Q will he provided for getting across Fairileld.
Harold Ketcham of New York City, the new-laid concrete Where that is ‘
mat the week-end with friends on necessary. The upper end of the road.
“Unload avenue. to Chestnut streehuis now open to the
public. .
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A town meeting was held Saturday.
November-"Limb. at "Witch. in the
.Town Hall, to take action on the esti-
mate of the board of finance in regard
to the two new bridges. ordered by
the highway. commission. onthe Dan-
bury road. ‘ . ,
- it Eras voted that the selectlnen be
authorized to JFliers-ow the necessary
funds. as needed. on long time loans.
not to exceed fifteen years. Adequate
sinking, moi be provided, to. secure .
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‘ Ban-y Oberlander of New Haven.
. , (it, spent the week-end with friends~ It is a good thing for Highway Com»
' m Rowayton avenue. inissioner Greene that his “framinen”
' . - were removed from Boston post road
p Mes it. (Petty is having the ln- at‘vNoroton and Dal-lea, for Saturday
gator of his home on West Side ave when thOusands of machines passing
III. redecorated. through these towns, overuthls high,
,l _ way. on the way to the football game
. no A. w. 1'. Class held a meeting-lit New Haven, would surely have this
“~My afternoon at the home also slitho “traumas" ”along‘wlth them
In. H. D. Anderson. »"to the game, if they had been-in. the.
‘ ' ‘ ‘mfldioof theirosd. our. they’r-lhadithsz‘fioaa;so;madeon
been wplsced, until 4 .‘tho'9'iiew. danger Expat-attend MM
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Raymond of Rowayton
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.Jones&Hotchk?ss
l :1 Wall St. Norwalk Conn.
Smart Coal, Suits
and llresses
The Newest Models in
wusrs AND sums.
A Full Line of Dainty
unnrsmrr
THE Ll'l'l'lE Slltll’.
K. A A. Claven 56 No. Main St.
CALL US UP
and we will rush oar trmble
Ian right around when some-
thing llke this happens in your
home. if your '
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated, Insani-
tsry or worn out, have as make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
Holmes KNASH
Tel. 1864.
North Main St.
8. Non-flit
OPTICIAN AND OPTOMET-
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155 Washington St.
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to see l
Tom Murray ,1
31 Son!!! Main Street ‘
So. Mall ,4.
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