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“.610 "n it jun the “me : sourH NORWALK, coma. ‘\\'. Johnson a chicken dinner was pre- This crispy weather and we
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”It what it may it must be i only can prepare, prior to the rally. have a S? d . 510 mi t
( bell , k ’ Before hearing the principal speak- of a“ 511“: Wflghts and
M love us too it ma es .-—“__- -.___ _ ._.___ ._._._!."_-—- ers of the evening. President William grades. * r
. ' - - H. Fisher presided in the preliminary
”'7'“ '° “W“ ““5 9““ : exercises. my» was offered by Rev. COMFY COMFORTABLES
It which it sells because of l N F H S . D Sk. .s. 5. Henderson. The secretary, Will- BLANKETS
‘ 2’ . lam 'Minton told in a concise inanc WARM WOOL {
var—and war is shells. The i ew a ““8! coats? [esses’ lrts’ iner some of the achievements of the
- . . i ' ' ' “colored voters of our city, and atilem~ BEACON BLANKETS
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. who should be mining 3 Walsts, Hats and Trimmings 3. Be" at... not... it in... m... it it...
are forging steel for . . . _ ileague's work in civic affairs. In all styles, including Bath-
, ' . In View of the great. advance In the cost of materials, 1 lion. w. s. Houston was then flirt)» b Bl ket Ind' Bl nk-
”0.!th control. a ‘i (h . _ . fiduced. and during the ahot't time he to c _an s, an a
., ese garments are surprising values. Compare the quality, 'spoh, he gem, enthused the audience ets, Crib Blankets and many
5 l. ‘n - - I - by his logic and eloquence. The speech
. THE ‘ s yle a d pried of these Suits, Coats and Dreasea with .“S 8 am and a“ spoke of M m M mom
. 2 . those offered elseWhere and you will find our prices are the ‘lllkhf't‘l- terms.
j The introduction of Hon. William H; 4
FERRIS COAL ‘ lowest. Go everywhere else first, then come here. ‘ Lewis, United States District Attorney,. '—"""""— 7
, I . was the signal of a great demonstra- ~-*“ ' o ‘" ‘ "”' "W“ ’ “ ' fifi‘" J '7 W ' ...._._.fi. " ~W" “—W "'7 ,.._ l
“ _ : LLOAKS P A MILLINERY .tion in favor of this brilliant orator. part 0 the group of girls in Costumes. jby:“y:”:“:”.”:”:uzaazao:oo:ao:oo:«:«:oo:oo:oo:o®o:09:.9:90?“
f- l’l‘he speaker Justified all that has been The club Will he slid to hate ‘0 un- i .0. 0
COMPANY 3 ;claimed for him as a platform speaker. teens who will either help in Pill-”Dal; ff.
t' , 33 SOUTH MAIN 81', SOUTH NOR‘VAL1L iHe dwelt at some length showing how boxes into the stores aiid take charge I . .
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THE GREATEST . Yhad helped to elect him, he had been: Community Club believes that Norc _
~ . itheir bittercst enemy and had ex? - ik hould take part in this national i. '
, FOOD VALUE 1 SMIalS [or weanesaa ' lltihited despicable race hatred. lie I 3:0l'l Ilo help and for that reason calls t. . WCSt washlflgmfl Street
‘ ,only asked Justice for his race. Than: upon its fellow citizens to respond to ~
. . .. . . _ . lht‘ claimed. could only Do had through i thla new appeal. Any who are willing , ' . '
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ifour years ago Woodrow Wilson as of them, or who will take part in the} .
isured a delegation of colored firethren Saturday work, either by “’11de 005' i &
‘who waited on him. that‘he would usc‘tumea, or by themselves putting on :9 . ' .
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I ea Ops . — c them all to register and do all in theirt ladies mentioned. or to Miss Breath.
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it . o i ipowcr for the election of Hughes. 1 linger, the president of the club, tele- .3.
The mOSt €00fl0 ' . Friends of all races gathered about the] hone 223. . .
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dessert. Sold at a" i lerlggsaff'fil and “mlsmu'uw “I": RED CROSS BENEFIT DANCE. g. .8;
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‘ ' . . Arthur Hines allowed xncat skill in‘ . 00 H Y G t A y F t b to
“ ”'85. Try them l Veal Stew " - - 140 scaling the vast throng. Much praisclt‘mmmittee in Charge to Be Anloted .3. ave 0“ 0 n urs 0 e .3:
iii dut- the following campaign for that by‘ Many Interested in Work .3.
‘s'vlelldld success of the affair: \i'ill-‘ ‘ l d ".
Shoulder Steak - - 160 lain 1i. Fisher, president: Paul Mancini for. Humani y. ',. RemOde e 9 .3.
Vice president; William C. Minion,‘ Tllf‘ dance lot" the ht-tietlt or the‘ 3
.. ' secretary: Salem .l. llcll. George W tiled Cities. to be given Noi‘ctnbcr :9 0:”
i Round Steak . - - 24c iJohilt-lon and E. 0. Powell. - Hm" til-omist‘s to llt‘ it llfllal delightful jog. Bring them to us. We remodel and repair all kinds of O“
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71 UNDERTAKER I Rib Lamb Cho 8 - ' 22 :cunnmfly “"8 IAKES liiiltu work with t-lithuaiaalll, and it is f...‘ ui‘ €03“! mu 3 an C0 .31’5- - l u ..
Office and ResidenCe i p " c « {hoped the“ (‘flpllt‘lll' of the Armory will ; .3. S t' f t' t: d». — _. a I 0:.
9 ,. . ,. . - ‘ als acion guaran e . we a
4 Belden Place Norwalk . ~bt- tuned to hold the (road pinetlt. 8 90
phone I“! , FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. CHHRGE 0f “IND; Those not caring to aim m enlny :: s f h H d I d 3,-
LUY Attendant ' 9 i » ltlto mic concort from eight to nine, z to our new urs, t C new it son sea capes an x
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I 32 Washington St. ” ‘“ South Norwalk.~ ; (Continued From First Page.) Tit. cotiimittcc in charge or time? Shawls..l3rices from ......:.. ..... .. $25 to $50?
" ' ' - y 39 Main St. Norwalk. : ln‘llole affair is: Mrs. Stewart ll. iii-goo o O o e o . 0.9
’ . 0 1‘ HQ" Sc ' ‘ 'ttm all the young women who helpedI “0“. cliflmnani -““‘~ All)?" M059””90:40.3“:uyznmm‘wfigogn.n.«,oo:u:«:«.W
M. at... . ., . . .' ' i" with the Hospital Tax Day will \‘ol- mun. .\lrtt. Oliver ll. Jackion. ably as- __ _______ w
(Gregory Boulevard) ’ *‘—-‘ r--—‘ unteer to help in this greatduid worthy . sisted by the “mowing coniithtee-s:
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' NOW OPEN ‘ R l . ‘ Th? ladies in Char“ of J“ uorlt In{mam hire. 1-). M. Lockwood, Mrs, Geo. INN" Republicans 9"de u so"
lSoutli Norwalk are Mrs. F. 3. Lyon, cial and smoker. last evening, in the
‘ .nRE DINNERS AND II I i telephone lit-2; Mrs. Alex Rumlnler. P. Mucndcl, Mrs. P, A. Quintard. BUS-5R , , h . ..
DS 0F S:EA: FOOD IN cunmc A fMR‘ H or "OEHNltelephone 896; . re, 1 Milton churn: K I I“ ( "11”") M ' Minor! :Deeurl‘“ “Mill“:"elsp rato “fl“: 9 IN NEW CANAA"
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. COOKED T . I l telephone 12. Headquarters for litei ”my 1‘. Hoyt. Mrs. 1339 r 33 a or PM"! y
'Illlf'e and for Saturday's campaign l Randall. M” jlhc coming rallies of the party.
'5‘}; ‘ . pmpig i M the inquest mm by Coroner 30h“: will own .‘lra. Coburn'a house, Colon- Goodyear. M” MU“ ”hmw‘ri “’3', Among the “peak,” who addrpsgpd. (Continued front First Page.)
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one C ‘ 7&0. (Lonlitlued from Put“ PIKE.) iJ. 1))”,an over the death of Ell!" Juli figrsflfifxrfiosizgllggnx::r :vt‘lfiege int! E II. ‘(runibarn M”. A. J. Rilmmlit‘r. I H‘ulfllk‘S [0 ”‘9 KHlllCl‘mK WP“! i‘lll'i ' —_
'Mrfl. (utlcr, Mil“! Lina Couch, 3133'”! l-‘csscntlcn of Stamford; Charlcslf‘ml‘d lll along time, as thetwatcr is
I‘Ius Albert Hoehn. this morning. in thritnc home of “re Walter Hitchcock.
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. * t ’court room. (Mr Hall. but few new" M. 9 “cat avenue. telephone 79. ”mm” “m" 3“" “mm“ “mm" lwilliamson. of Dill‘lk‘n. the IleiiubI‘CMlicltli :Iidgrbrugl‘il.‘ Doyle walylast'sgcn
[drawn his knife and Shibbt‘d llllll.‘fac[5 were determined Odicer 3“ .Tile work in Baal Norwalk'will be in Miss Anna liipson, Miss: Ruth Ken-l . _ , , .
1 . . m- . , . . notiatornll candidate. Nehemiah (an-I harm-day, at 3 p. m.. near R. B. Kel-
\iilliams ML “1d banishing the knife'i'min testified that he saw the man be- charge 0‘ m“ Marion LHommedieu. doll and m” Mildred hash, duo, the First Ward's Republican can- 103"" mm" 0" Weed street. H9 0“
Lee turned itntl tied. a 20 Rowan street. telephone 1281. Her - -. . l -
' ‘ . imam three and fo r . ‘ .. ‘ ' Music—Mitts bully Betta, chairman. ‘ ' . _ . , 'llalnt‘d a ride in an automobile to the
He ran down boutll Main street it oclock. Qaturda) . Sagqua ( amp Fire Girls “in form a didnte fol leprcscnintne, and Dr. HI gcomcr at Mahacltms road. it is sup
.into Elizabeth street. and from thcrcjmorning, in South Norwalk, and that: 'M"- James Hall ““1 Mrs, 3- ““4““an ii. we“. the chug“, 0f the Sec posed that he was on his way over to
to the corner of Tollen and HavilnndIlte later saw him when he was found1 ltcfl-eallmcnts— Mrs. Robert V“ Bu'ltllld Witt-ti l‘ontis street. late Saturday afternoon.
.rcn. chairman: hire. Henry Gregory.. Refreshments consisting of sand,|llllll. reaching the bridge. fell over lllt)
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.‘lira. boo. (. Loo \\ . . rs. _ 'lwiches and (often we“) served, and' ”Li “a . oye it can emp oye
Raymond, Mrs. G. M, Muren, Mrs. B.:
he entered the room a woman was at' “Ob." “- Morchouso, fl i‘Dt‘dill , .
. ' . » . in St. M. Easleya for the past two
uork in it. and he chased her out agent in the employ of the railroad, [cigars and pipes “We furnished to ting-mm and had been ‘ trusted emplow.
tlirfateyntghto it‘linthgf'fl S "b {said that he had traced the ”we” M. Andrewn Mrs. L. Hitchcock, hirs'fpl‘cstnt. I!“ stated intervals he would 80 0,; a.
-sistedw bay Ogcer amumhczr bunr‘iit (Spill-l found upon Hochn and found that he E. cp. Austin. Mrs. P. Goodchild. lint-Ll Many of those attending the meet-159"?" and for tho‘last two weeks he
tum door 0‘ ”“3 room and ”refiledlmust'haw 19“- New Y0?“ ““11 the in- .M‘ Hutch and M1” Lynch. Hm; were unfamiliar with the votinita had been dr nking heavily. H8 had
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’ j ;llllll. During the fracas a large crowd1tcntion of working for the railroad in Publicity-whims Mary lucky Jen- machine. but a demonstration 0: “3!rll:‘(lukl‘:)fnt‘tosb:r.d 01‘ 11 RI‘ y “‘0 yeals
.. cans had gathered 03‘ Mater “"9“ and Bridgeport but no record could be
’ threats to lynch him were made. H‘é ' ‘
‘ M . ningsr‘chnlinnai; Mrs. lid. 3.22125:- workings soon enlightened those who ’ghe body was taken to Lawrence's"
ii Wei”, coal Md" ash sitters, was, however. safely taken to the Do. found on the books which would prove Mrs. “a" I!“ “m“ “n ‘ ‘ ‘ 3 had not *llad ti chance to operate the}gratifigfilgfmfigfign$2338; hm???
i We! my“, on hem", flower lice station and he will be tried as thathe had been in the employ of the BY‘“3‘°“~ ‘ y '
_ '- no cracks, M", wine kegs. soon as Kid Williams is able to be railroad company_ He also stated that
P \l L ll t mum“ machine before. Brooks
caters“. re. ‘. at on. c . ; ~- .
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- cues. fruit 1.", jg", 94”,“. about. A number of witnesses were 'an express messenger by the name of J y e g
y atralngn, etc. found by thecpa‘tioe. and are citmcted
“PR- Wm- 0- . 133‘"- “m' mm" Norwalk's new White Motor Ambit-33B!" in Boston. and also possessed '4
Waugh, Mrs Lansing Odell and Mrs. lance arrived safe and sound at little money.
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'2‘ comes up before the court. on the Adams LXDIPSS train. at Harry StacyiBenlOll. . ‘ \iaast Bros." garage ilk Chestnut . g
" ' o GCIICIIC \ The first the police knew about the arid - i _\ t 0 b ‘ - .. Benjamin H. Gardner. manager 0
_ geport, and saw him ut of! t Decorat rig .fts. Clarenct s orne, J
‘ affair was when some one telephoned p a atreet. late last night, and this morn the local office of the U. E. L. & w_
gm" any", Phone 1059.: into the station and said that Williams South Norwalk, and that he had no It conformstotliesliape ‘ chairman; Mrs. L- A. Dohcrty, Mrs. ing was run through the streets for Rico. is in Waterbury today, on mm.
, Up-to-dats Service Call
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to (681”! against' Lee when his caS! Henry Miller had seen Mr. Hoehn get
Muhinaton St. ‘1 manual: had been stabbed. Officers Stratum authority whatsoever to ride on that oithobodywith azentle. 3- FMCht’l‘ MOHKROIIW‘Y. MP8. C3 Rogers. sort of combination test and demonnnws‘ i
. . . and Toothill gtgnnled a taxi and were train. - yielding pressure that Mrs. S. Adams. Mrs. Gm“ oodward. titration drive. The machine is a! Miss Mary Eliziibeth Honneckt-r.
@” taken to the scene of the ““7“" Be- No one scents to have seen “WM does ‘way _Wlth the Mrs. A‘ Russell. Mrs. 1" Mchtiop’ beauty. and is the velly latest model' formerly of Norwalk and well known
ii fore they arrived there, however. Ot- . . cramped feel i the ~ Ni V’ lk M r . . _
‘ - ricer Smith had subdued Lee and put after ”"5 time and “m” be was dead. ll llld mg n Mrs F‘ Van Buren. ‘ rs. J‘ ° ' rs. of a modern ambulance. lt answers in the uptown section of this City.
_ him under arrest. The quick work on As no regular trains run between - i 0 Ct an? “ml '3‘“ _ 5- Biart, Mm Luther ‘i-“d Mi” Thatch the description set forth in the con-holed yesterday in NEW York City. She
. c a S the part of the polico.probably stopped three and live o’clock in the morning, exfyo? Iom gelling er. tmct articlee perfectly‘ and is a car' is’ survived by two brothers. George
5 if???“ 3:118: £2213: ogre}: {ti-Ci?!“ it is surmised that he must have been :ennterlg t {org 3.113 * it! which the citizens of Norwali'tmarl"f New 59’593'. and Frank of Cross
Enghslt Overcoats, new belt “13’s; “1“ng Kid Wining. had killed by‘ a fast "ispecialx' No decl- uces ‘ comele't’e' "L3: , HOSPITAL NOTES. we“ be mud, n ,3 mu, 3 m,“ {991.‘sti‘eel. Norwalk. tl’uneral services
styles. new box and full been taken to the Norwalk Hospital. “on “’38 Elven out by Coroner Phelnn. tion and . eeling of de- . ‘ ,Admmed "“‘e'd‘y' Mm mum? incur Joy and relief that we watch “'1" be 119‘“ ”0m the 110111“. 0! h"
“a: “vies where he had been given treatment are Henry Miller, one of the important “‘11th “same” OGnra 0' Greens Farms. . the passing of the old conveyance and brother._Fra‘nk Honneclrer of Cress.
. - ‘ and several stitches were taken in his witnesses. was not present. it is ' ”i Dominick ilncerto of 93 Water the coming of the new ”inn modern streel tomorrow’mgl-ning. but final
$10; $12.50. $15. wound. m“ condition is improving probable however the verd' t ill b lu’“°“°l°“- ‘ . street. downtown. . ‘ ' " 1 " - arrangements have not yet been coin-
‘ " "‘1’“ is believed that he may be 0‘" ' 4. ' m w E 1“. unitary—all HIM-'7' Dhschar d ‘esterday James HaWk up-to-theim nute motor. 1 ted '1 it I [in
' -' $18.00 in a. iew days. ‘ ‘ death by being struck by a train and ‘ vermin proof. » ‘ of Roviaytgo: 5 ' . .D ‘i #— ‘ ‘71.
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“ghtCknh‘ngcot Members of the Men’s Club of the ~--‘-----—-——----——‘- , Itiagumtegd for .my. ‘ Discharged this 3
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Joyed a V!" brilliant lecture, last reeldcnts of Cranbury are invited to “’ - . , ‘ ‘ 7 n .
. 'evening. delivered by A. Houm the Democratic rally which will be 30 Ni‘hh' TM -‘ BARGAINS it ‘ RIB LAMB CHOPS - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . ........ 25¢
,' . “ Forbes, the noted halloonist, who has held in Washington Hall. in Cranbury, " J l .‘ LOIN LAMB CHOPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... 30¢
' k suns&nresses mrliehed thrilling pertormnncenboth 10mm" "Minx. Am"! the weeks ‘ ’ » ' ‘
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Fen-(women and Children Forbes'talk wan very interesting and 5° Judge Jam”. 1'- hulbell. Democrat- . .
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