' licnna family of Rowayton. lllu Gwen: -1;._. .m- . church. =K_.~llng-sfewdaysothtshome mar. In: I, ma nous GATHERBD secs - 40¢ DOZ. WARRANTED GOOD EGGS 28¢ D02 Hayes City Market 60 No. Ilsln street EAST ORWALK N ll'he "Glenvillef of New York. is in the local harbor today. In Wilson and Fred Hodges. of the hilt Side, are to open a carpentei Wing shop in the Leslie Gamble .. Inlll business on Seaview avenue. Regular business is to be transact edthissfternoon at the regular busi- ness meeting of the Ladies' Aid Socl~ ety of the East Avenue id. kl church There were many East Avenue M E. church parishioners who last oven ing attended the. interesting evaligolls tic services iii the East Avenue M. E j The gulls. good friends of Bridge tenders Gehnnan and Hoonesney, are to be shown in pictures at it lecture. in the High school. Friday night. by Game Warden Wilbur Smith. The regular weekly meeting of the Woman’s Auxiliary of Christ Episco pal church will be held tomorrow af- tunoon at the home of Ira. I‘rank ‘Stcrtovant. on Gregory Boulevard. At the next meeting of the City Council Levy Podelefsky. of list Washington street, will petition that the halo at his property on that street he opened. This was refused at the last council. [local relatives have received cop- I- of the Patchoguc “Advocate." w'horoin are—shown pictures of Ernest '.Potty. of long island. The photo was taken on Mr. Patty's ship now stationed at Guantanamo. Bill“. I Iany friends gathered at the home the celebration .M be the parade. Frank Picabrey of Walter Thompson last evening to havoc farewell surprise on Walter Thompson and Oscar Woo. who Hi. this (it, this morning for as In- lclnlto visit with friends in .New (lampahlro. The young men were completely surprised. but soon rallied. Ilsa Ulllan Walsh presided at‘ 1he piano. Oscar Codegron, the comet. and Ir. Knorr the violin. which all of the party enoyed very much. Several sol- aa were also enjoyed and also selec- tions on the Victrola. Games were bland until a late hosi- when dakltr Nfredimcnra were served. during which Oscar and Walter were each presented with a handsome port folio. tho mecch of presents“. being made Ir! Servant William ll. M. A circle was formed, all holding hands with tho two young men in the center and au Joined heartily in singing-God n. with You Tm We Meet Again. Af- tor this all depart“. giving the hosts their last shines on kouag that the, wit not fall too deal! in toys tho farm llfct but return to man. friends in News“. their AW‘vv~1f-fi_r\. Rowamlrt I m and Mrs. Andrew Hills. of ”wanna avenue, have been anter- tataing Sanford Wicks. of New York. Among the gay parties now at Nas- sac. Bahama islands. are the la (loi- anion and Nina Hooper to Gallhnne a'roscondailylnthesurf. “in Parker. who'has boon h Impsstrocahumsamsdhlsdmlcs u the New York Fire Department. He has recently received I deservede- motionandgratltyingincroasoinm v Nuclei I Ihas accepted the chairmanship. Jr a . o y m com aoawan‘x svsinuo air. and all... ti’illiani .itta .. roto- have retarnod from a weekend visit to Norwalk. incl Dorothy l-‘iu‘ll. n visiting in New York. is aspogtod to return to Noroton to Three cheers tor Dorian! it's gotten ed a now and separate Telephone ll rectory, which is being distributed .his week. it Li a convenient "little" pamphlet and. saves much trouble when anyone desires to find a Darien git-hangs subscriber. Inbton Garringuin Xiutxlng oi Pier- poat street, Brooklyn, returned to his home Sunday evening. after a short .isit iii Noroton. Mr. Kintsing, a vet- eran of the Spanish American war, did excellent work in Cubs and the Philpflnu. He is an enthusiastic amateur photographer. and has taken many beautiful views of picturesque Newton. in reference in the “Au Revoir” edi- torial in the last issue of the Darlen Review ,we wish to express our sin» t-ero regrets that bit. Richter has do '4‘ ‘ W "‘i'bdrsw from the editorship. We trust that lit. Richter may be suc- ..i ills new line 01 business, and that be will continue to be the shine appreciative reader of this pop- or. We also extend our good wishes to the new editor of the Dorian wishes to the new editor of the llarieii itc- vlew. John F. Williams of Troy, N. Y. No better than mid be chosen to be chairman of the Committee on In- vitation and Reception for the coming 275th "birthday" of Stamford, than the lion. Homer 8. Cummings, and the town it to bee ongratulated that he .i‘. t. though Mr. Cummings is a very busy man. lie is one of the. t-itys' most active citizens. and no one has the ill’ terest of Stamford at heart any more than he has. Being vice-chairman of the Democratic National Committee, be is in a position to reach President Wilson, and if any one can get lilm to attend the celebration. certainly Mr Cummings can. This is also the case with other onlctals in Washington whom Stamford is desirous of havin as here, during one day oi the celebra- tion anyway. if President Wilson can be induced to be present it certainly will be a big drawing card for the celebration. Another chairman who seelm to have the ‘corroct’ idea and one who is also “doing things" is erlck I. Houghton. ohalrma'n of the Committee of Parade. Mr. Houn- ton claims that the chief feature of and many people believe that Mr Houghtoc is absolutely correct. The parade should bo the main entertain- ment. but a pageant such as Dorian had, which was very beautiful. and at- so very expensive.. could hot possibl! be gotten up successfully in such a short time as three months. and.any- way would not be appropriate (or a three days' celebration. v-yN-w if B. A. Purdy spent yesterday in I Bridgeport on business John inks has returned to his home after spending a let. on, York on business. .. Miss in D. Josslnger has returned bkerhome after i Hulk. days in New York with relatives. Walter klarvln is able to be out aloe more alter being confined M iii home for several weeks by illness IUnion of. ’Klng‘s Daughters rind gong-lino told the jury in the 0. Fable is able to be out once more after being confined to his home for the last few days with a severc cold. . The old scale shop in flaugatuck which is o'wned by h. l. Ibeing remodeled into a tenement band of women "‘0 "b0?“ '0 hard house. It was decided to do this sev oral weeks ago as the property has been standing idle for - yosrs. For many years scales made there and a large numo ir A.“ al-I .. cf the Union briefly summed up is as .._-. tl‘..; in il.t mutt his deal with the Hydrsu ii: coupon) had been put through. The rosideno or the land will be cemobbd ani- wiil be used by the Westport Water tunipany for its oflcos. WWII IINIIIII i ll: . Lilli 4,. sac... Mill Lilli 9:; (Continued from First Page.) I ‘1"! is; the good that can be accomplished alien the help is given from a Christ like impulse. 'l‘he iiolllc ior the Aged. which i; the special care of the Town Union is in a flourishing condition. The applications for admission were actot. ' upon yesterday and, by anothei month. the Home will be filled to its capacity. The guest of the afternoon was- llrs. Anthony H. Evans. ot New York city .presldent of the international Order of "The. King‘s Daughters and a‘ons.’ Her address was of unusual ilitcrest and merit, arid she chaTmed all by her pleasing personality. Ira Arthur Gibson Hull dcligbtod he. hearers with her artistically renderet. solos. it was voted to send a lettu ofooa dolence to the wife of the late lose: H. Glover. Mr. Glover servod tht ’l‘own Union as a member of the Men‘s Advisory committee. for five years. He has been succeeded on the committee by Mayor llarsirom. The election of olhcers resulted as ioilows: President— Mrs. Leo Davis. First Vice~Preaident~~Mrs Baldwin. 0 ‘\ MI .I III III'IIIIIII I I IIII IIII II‘ .‘IIIIIII. III '"I III IWI III II 4! IIIIIIIIII. III III IIIIIII II I Winfield III Vice President ~Mrs. Rob on F. Way. I Assotilte Vice- Presidents Mrs. “N: Noxon, Darlen; Mrs. ll F Johnson. New Canaan; Ilsa Josephine Hurl- butt. Wilton. , , Recording Secretary—lira. John E Shaman. Corresponding \' r “lull" I‘, I Secretary — lira. .. -— . ~ George F. Candeld. happy. lhm ot this number having Financial Secretary—Mrs. l. it. PM 00- TN" ‘7' n" “I“ h Sherwood. - Iiuates. and four applications pendlnsw Treasurer-Mrs. E. Howard Ivoryflrhti average cost. per capita. each Finance Committee—lira. George C.I M“ II 150‘“ “-00- Comatock. chairman; Mrs. W. n The board meetings have been wall Church, Mrs. Louis Lehmaisr, In. attended and very harmonlous. and Ir ill-h “313M“! 'Ol'k his} bean IM' Admlsslon Committee—Jun Cbarioc ribbed- l. Cole. chairman: Mrs Harold Glan- .. UM 0‘ "1' Union “Mnmm donning um. George E. Thompson. ihla year we held Km W9“ “‘4 House Committec~llrs w. it. Bald- curly 81,000 was realised. win. chairman: im. Edwin Constock.I In the you upon “WI " "9 "' assistant; all the vice-presidents and toxins and flick '0 "1°" "I“ "° Mrs. G. H. Goodrich. Mrs. c. it. Also full of optima-N0- 10" ""ch m" worth. also the following visitors: we. as Delight!" 0' “I" ““3- strive ‘° January-Mrs. Elton Baker. do our belt- February—Mrs. 8. 8. Jarvis. on, give ms the love of living March—Mrs. l". i. Jones. And some glorious work to do: April—Hrs. A. N. Paddock. A spirit of thanksgiving. tiny—lites Isl-y Marvin. With loyal heart and true; Juno—Miss Carrie A. Seymour. Some pathway to make brighter. July—Mrs. Dario Themes. Where tired toot now stray; August—bliss Amelia Williams. Some burden to make lighter September—Mrs. Willard Adams. While 'tls daY" October~~.\lrrt. E. ". Sherwood. “WARM B. L. SHERMAN. Nn\'cmber——.\lrs. V'ictor‘Sellcck. Recording Secretary. December-Hrs. John idelfullen. Corporation Gauntlet-Leo Davis. lion's Advieanry CflleI‘iiNF—th tease-nod tron. Pass 0“) coy ill. Kent, chairman; Charles R "nwt. (‘arl Axel Harstroih. David W. Raymond. John H. Mclullen and Ho- mail Drake. Auditor—Wilfred Bodwcll. The secretary's report of the‘ work First intimations that insanity Ind liquor will figure is the desolate were given yesterday after-now 'h'“ Rat- superior are called upon to report. as another M" "I“ Balm 1‘“ taken three follows: Once more the olhcers of the Town .much has been accomplishetLand in and Attorney J. B. Klein in cross ex- which our Home for the Aged has be- amlnlng the witness asked Rattlgau come a reality. and a monument to. f he Md not been DWDW to "V the Splendid work done by the noble that Hainos appeared rational. Hoars Cry Over, Phone. for its .actdevsmont. Julia u. it. ch told the court The Norwalk Town Union. which yesterday afteru of hearth: the now numbers 1.,226 has twenty the shrinks of a woman over the "19' were ctss and two Chapters.an Circle phone and of hearing two shots at still more vibrant. It disbanded. and one now Circle has about the time of the murder. Mrs. FCRAND MILLINERY I in OPENING at I year has rolled by—-a year in which drinks on the morning of the murdalv SINTINBL w.“ LAUTENBERG’S 120 WASHINGTON sr. . or w SATURDAY, MARCH 4 m u A large Assortment sl Upls-dsls ...Mll.l.lNlillY... Will ”displayed at prim is ncci any Cll petition. - A Visit To The Opening but for QUALITY, will.cmvin CHOICE and PRICE we petition. This store isonc of admin 0! stores. the nearest of which is at 121) Mill) Street. Bridgeport and consequently has special beu'lg advantages which makes it possible to offer exceptional values to it's patrons. __mr__ have no com- ‘lbere is as obligations on your part to lay SO. NORWALK «er a In. guns was identified as be- an assault. Mrs Halon had come“ to no Mia tournament. being log the gun belonging to the father while the second and smaller one was ness and his brother. The guns. Ja» wit said, wars kept loaded. The boy said that he did not know what gun was mad by the father on the day of the trag- all). Unused for Month. Cross exaflnod by Attorney Klein. Jam. Jr.. said that in addition totho two sons ldentillul by him there were two other shotguns and a .31 calibre ride, all kept on the rack in idsntlilod were used for hunting put. poem. witness said. Jason Occurs. Ithat he did not know whether tn guns were loaded civtho day of tho nurdetunot. Tbaguns.llesaid. as far as ho know, had not been used for Is month previous to September 81, the fatal day. . lhricka Over Phone. Julia II. it. Beach. who lives three thonses from the Hslnea. in Trumbull. Iwas the third state witness put on' the stand yesterday afternoon. She said that the number of her tele- phtme was “3 and that the instru- ‘ meat was on the same party wire as that of the “class family. She could not tell the number of the phone at the Haines house. Ill-s. 0. B. Burton. wife of the town clerk of Trumbull. September 21. the latter said. Talia of eccentric. After answering the calland being engaged I in a conversation, she said. she heard a tsrrlbls'cry and two oth- er loudcr screams. in answer to the question of States Attorney Gum- Imings the witness stated that they were scream of agony. One scream was described by lira. Beach as being agonising. while the other two ways rs. Beach am up the tclophcnc receiver and started calmcnwerosnlalcyodinthcworks .beonaddod during the past year. Susan Jane Waller told of freouflt ostofthofrcntdoorofthchouso 8h Rufus Wakoman. who died at his homo in mm as Sunday m... ..... . worked hard and energetically on r... “withhold and Mild that several um hoard two allots. was one of th_o_ pitta-t residents of tin Day to: our Hospital. Two Circles she had undertaken to smooth inat- maid. Jason. town. He is survived by our * 'v Austin avenue, who in BM select- for many years owned and opaatcd the hugatnck lattices factory and up until a tow months ago be super vised all ills work dons there. " nun-nso fiend- L. 3" HI datum asvarct cuts a .mwwmmupa llsny members of the various Circlei’wrsngllngs and assaults la the Ramos WI)! andgood choortoNara-ters overfor thasaksofthotwc tnakc Home at Christmas time. One boys. Jason. Jr.. and William. who the children at the County Homaand day morning.- . another gun that a glorious picnic ' 1N lbsts in lady during the summer months. Dr. Idws’rd Pitsacrsld, “this city. mumm'aaldshum'tnaworkaomdlsal arousal- myths town of and clothing to ouuidc pour. opening of court yesterday afternoon. ”mmm drm‘flnommatmhuamuaturuoloammsmmusnmn slain” Iandwhflthammuidihnllc mumatlyboughtfronm_ Jul Nolan. ltbthelntonfion‘tha dimctontosrcctanawbankbnwu; .wthcland lithcyaroablotopnn -tp hail sane about 60 feet when one A short tlnta af- Jr., came running slamming. Hoard No lhots. of the town. Ir WWW h“ (“"110 91'0le an entertainment for were witnesses for the state yester- Undersea examination lira. Bosch stated that m did not hear the aliciuI'to mm the phone. board an worda no one speaking and no loud talking. wmopnshs heard was them 3 ‘0' N- W“ “I“ “1° mall-ins for the Home, has sent Wit“ resumed the stand at tin “You at your own knowledla M hoardoinirsctora ofthchlponM 3‘“ W 15"“ WW “ W°'*"Iworiung to'x canal-en in particular. on. macaw this a. tow. about my... who uttsrod‘ the sounds ”I htardt pails-n.“ sun-lad Attorney r. lira. Bosch anserod that tho Hospital. and ads polo pound“. thchody. lpfmtoa mitosis aha apt. in answer to another couple have begun housko‘oplilg stated that in all he believed thorn direction! wmumumausnmmawowaw -" ' "it "w worssispartlcscnthocnowlro. ”anymwunsmw Dims-9M .soaunonwm. po.i‘ting tka'resnlt of this assistance. as. snarnlnod ”atom" pm me woos. wt!- of 'l'b line for tho M WW hound lip-tbs m». quwmgm? an”; ”mm pappL. a men" ~ M W“ WW" 5% .. Mll- homestead. walkout“ her house For some reason. Istatsd in court. llrs. Waller objected I'Waller home. At this ‘point in the '8”, usually kept on a testimony, Judge Webb sustained a: “"091. mu in the pantry. Sometimes they motion thumb "loll 3m WWI” majority. objecting to lira. Hainss' use of the; Itelepbtuls. I Neighbors Plan. I llrs Waller saldthstahe wont to: her husband to ask him if as. and did not have to state bar raasons for go dowMo the Halnos homo and see what she could do tonic miugI tho trouble then While at the “clues home she met. Jason 3. She asked him about Mrs. Balnes' huts. hrs. Waller asked him not to have his wife leave homefctlthaaake of the childish. Bho said that she had a friendly conversation ‘ with Halnes. who did not object to her meddling in the alfslrs of the funny. days liaison Was Drunk. ., Halnas was drunk. in his own words. at the time of the conversation with In. Waller. the lattor said. lira. Wallor said that she would not have known had not Haloes told bar so. Attorney Klein then road from the report of the coroner’s hear ing to' allow that Mrs. Waller was contradicting a former statement.- I Rattlgan Main Witness. Edward F. Rattlgan. of 103 Warren notwaud under the direction it Butler. tobacco-liar Winem- "nu to be [lye property of the wit- to her using the telephone in the bet. winkoldlartb tomorrow evening ill. Odd Mow's ball. on South Main The Ikicampment leads by a sills is Iii: iii Int titular Flush tho Kldnays at Ones Winn look Hurts or lladttcr lattices No man a women who eats meat the mm, Both 0, the about!“ Halnea. the accused. at the fmntdoor. mm, can make ‘ mistake by flushing the kidneys minnow, says a well known authority. loot forms uric acid which clogs the kid- ney pores so they slugginhla Her or. strain only part of the waste all poi- sons'irorn. the blood, then you get ' sick. Nurly all rhoumaflsnu hose aches, llvar trouble. nonousaeos. com > stipotiem dilatooss.akeplesaoessbiod— . dor disorders come from sluggish hid- ~ says. The moment you feel a dull ache in tbskidaoysoryoarbackhumorl‘ the urine is cloudy. odsnslvs. tall or sediment. irregular of passage or at- tended by a senntlon of scalding, got about four ounces at Jan Salts from ' any reliable pharmacy and take a is. blospooalul in a glass of water adorn breakfast for few days and your kid- ctilletl lira. Beach on the telephone on: the witnesssgld that theNI mm N- Y limit 1- the.” MM street. Bridgeport. who was employed ncys will then act Inc This Man, by Entries for several days as a farm w“ is made from a” sold of mm -hand. was the chief witness during and lemon m combined with litbia. the attornoon He said that he was and has been used for generations to at the Haitian home at the time of dash clogged kidneys and gumuhto . the killing. He was with Haincs Sat- I‘m“ to geuvlty, also to neutralise urdsy when the pair came to Bridge the acids in urine so it no longer cans- . port. he and Ins irritation. thus audio! bladder m.- “"l. M ‘h. a”. H IN“ . “i did the deed Jim. and will getI Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot f the rope for it " Halnea then told- lniure; rank. a denim!“1 eiferves- Rattisan. iii- latter said. Alter um: cent hulls-water drink which all no - the Mir went hrouzha corn patch, alar- mcat caters should take cow and and Halnes inside . tangoments to then to keep the kidneys clean and hide there' while ilittim got an “'0 910°“ N WW” "MI" '0’" automobile. Rattigan went out to the our “M complications. Iroad to get a Jitney bus and stopped one. i steal ht to the lit 1 ‘°“ ‘ “°“ ““‘ Why Dootllens l-lave leeth? with the lltncur. Rattlgan than dltl not go back to Because they hoso glsasr. that serve the same purpose. that is. Itho farm until Shari! Posse did at t grind the food. Man is expected w o'clock “I the Mil. At 11 o’clock Jason. in. was called the shad-and a few ”notes later Ivan-u. the yocsscr son of the 'mmmymmun nyidodwiihtonllssrd- Havill Solace» thrashed Ltj—flunhlm lor a special paw I a. m. "I u" mh'lhlldlltr takocpthsm in fish" ca-anyilnics. -. t working order. has. ‘I -___,. . ”fl” hodoenn't. ass account‘s .itiajrtcs wearin- scan: “in 3. Warner. associate justice oftha Cameraman. died has to day. On fill-nary dJsstico Werner Meniscusarstlonfortbcramo saidhiasplosaandwasccthsrosd tssscovorvur'" r M daysagoi m, J; :I; llhlflnflghwl. - motoszrus at. Int
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