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POI PO! HITS.
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1 Mrs. l.. A. McCoy and children ar-
1 By Mitzi rived Thursday night from their de-
-}*gm 5 ,m 1.. gstep lighiful trip of a month in Norfolk,
Honky Tonky Onestep :Portsmouth and vicinity. Rev. 1. A.
‘ ‘ZtlcCoy went to New York to nccom~
DUNN ELL'Y’S party the family home.
16 80' Main St. i Word has been. received from George
’ 'i‘. Comslnck and George A. Comstock,
. SOUTH NORWALK- who are now enjoying a five days' tour
. o through Yellowstone National ’ park.
They will arrive in Norwalh about the
:ttth.
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Rev. Homer E. Taylor and Mrs. Tav-
ior. of New iork city and Mr. 1: iii
‘Ml's. George L. Slate, Jr., of Tir'o'i'o,
Can, are the guests of th‘lliii ' 1i.
Congressman Hill passed anothn. (301.10“, of 13..“ island.
good liz,;;i. .t..t‘. is comfortable today.
- A daughter was born last Monday
to Mr. and Mrs. William [Collier of 125
.. South Main street.
lilies Ample Clowe, New Canaan's
Li‘t‘llitil poatulistresa. is enjoying a va~
. cation. \l'edncsday of which was apf’llt .
‘ Lucia Circle will meet with Mrs. M. in Norwalk with friends.
H. Netting, I’utuanl avenue, on Molly
- day afternoon. Sept. 17th. ,
Illisa May Ross has resumed her tlu-‘V
ties in the oihce of the ‘Norwalk "fire;
George Weyertiauser, of Cross street and Rubber company. after a two
has accepted a position with the Li- \vevks‘ vacation.
batty, Motor It‘onipany, in New Bruns-
wick, N. J. '-
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John Kvanck of 9 lloyt street. South
. Not-walk. remembering his local
5 Monroe street. friends from the new national army
camp. at Ayer.
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wBanner Bakery,
Large stock of goods today.
It is thought that Red Star Barge Mrs. William llenwood of Yonkers}.
No. 29, which has been discharging a. is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. ohn liamp-
cargo of anthracite at the li‘crris Cour son, of Bi Wilton avenue.
Italiy‘a docks, will clear today for New -~
. Turk.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson of M}
(‘ove avenue, are going on the mlth
The district commissioners will meet mum train tonight to Fort Tet-ml
this ermine and make final ohms for Plant lalantl. N.-Y., to visit their sons.
the annual meeting to be held next Corporal Alvin and Walter Attempt-ion.
' Wednesday evening ill the Marvin over Sunday,
. woliool.
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‘ i James H. hiagner, of Holden ai'enuey
. Joseph De Martino. who is motioned was it visitor in New York city today;
with the Fortyeighlh Infantry Band l‘it’ witnessed the Yankee-Red Sox
at Syracuse, N. Y., arrived home this game this nfternon, at the. polo
morning where he will enjoy a brief Grounds.
furlough with his parents, at liis'home:
. t 16 Wood street.
: The regular Saturday night. dance
will be held at the ‘Nol‘Wlllk Country
Club tonight. Speldel’s orchestra, of
[Bridgeport will Furnish music.
‘ ’Banner Bakery. 5 Monroe street.
Large stock of goods today.
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At the meeting [of Monker Grotto
last night, Monarch l). Burr. Beach.
was authorized to have remitted the.
dues of several members who are,
now in the United States service.
‘ Archie F. Nash, Samuel .. Watkins]
and Charlea VA. Walters are the nalncsl
‘ Instead of having the contingent of
drafted men leave next Wednesday,
Thursday , Friday and Saturday in
batches of 22 and 21 the whole 85 will
leave next Thursday morning. The
names: of these. men will be ready for
publication in a day or so.
A regular weekly meeting of Cut-1i—
noe Tribe, No. 32, I. 0.. it. 31.. was
held last night in Red Men 5' Hall, in
"Main street. The carnival committee
eported excellent progress. The fair
”trill open on Monday wetting. Septem-
‘her 24th, and it proniilses to be bigger
'and better than ever.
candidates for councilman by the Re-
publican Second Ward Committee.
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Mixed doubles for the Burchard ten-l
his trophy will be played this after-|
noon at the Norwalk Country Club.
The matches will be between William
Lauder and Miss Julia and Robert. S.
Van Buren and Mrs. Robert \‘i'augh.
Chauncey Platt was mustered in as
a member of Buckingham Post, No.
12, G. A. R., last eyening at a regular
meeting of the post which was held
in the headquarters in the Town As-
sembly Hall building, in wall street.
Routine business was also transacted.
V Last: Wednesday Supervisor Thomp‘
ion received at the Franklin school an
entire sixth grade of pupils, and plac-
ed'them in a room'under their teach-
r, Miss Elva Penny, this transfer re-
invest the Concord school, and was
de possible by the junior high
.001 giving up a room.
‘Banner Bakery, 5 Monroe street.‘
Large stock of goods todaY- . T110 Putnam School kindergarten
;started off with a nice group of little
ipeople, but twice the number can be
iaccomodated without the least crowd-
": ing. Parents are urged to get the lit-
,tle people in the vicinity of this school
25c‘into the kindergartenat once. Child-
ren of Fyears of age are admitted. It
is a great mistake to overlook the val.
no of the kindergarten training.
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ALMOND TOILET LOTION—-
or Chopped Hands, Face or Lips,
Sunburn, Bites or Stingsof In-
dects,6oz.bottle
tillaon#Pcwell Corporation
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You Owe Yourseify Mane,-
; ',—not perhaps to the youth you are today—but to that older
person you’ll soon be when ‘fjuiit alittle capita ’7’ so greatly
mailed to turn opportunity into fortune Will,‘ no doubt,
measure :the difl‘erence between ultimate success and failure.
Pay that money you owe to your future success into your
savings account here—regularly. ‘
oiliiiNorwaik‘Saviiiilf-iflahk
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{county to reopen the inquest into the
ORRECT ill in
you to come back wit
of clothes that we molten study of
the art. We try to fit not only your body:
but to show you fitting colors. proper
styles. fitting materials. for you and your
needs. We out a great deal of care into
this: because we accept responsibility for
it: if you are not wholly satisfied we want
”mammalian
STROMBERG CARBURE’I‘OR SER-
h the goods.
VICE STATION. We carry a full lineof
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They’re design
men, stout men, in
the lines have to b
the best effects.
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, Mr. anti Mrs. S. W. Velnor, of 33
Permits for wiring have been issued Quhitard avenue. entertained the Rev,
fo‘Joiin Redwav. of 9:! lily avenue, and George E. Cooprider of California,
to Max Levy, of 110 South Main street. who spoke at the Advent Christian
’ (‘liurt-li last evening. ‘
Norwalk
Hart Schaffner' 8. Marx suits
here to fit every man.
But the style’s in them, the distinct-
ive individuality, the fine tailoring and.
fabrics. Men‘of these types want these
things as much as anybody. ‘
Rogers 8. Stevens
The home of Hart Schaifner & Marx Clothes
guts for repairs.
_ We are experts on all Lighting and Starting systems.
To overcome your battery trouble, let us make you an al-
lowance on your old battery for a new Philadelphia, which
is the longest life load storage battery made today.
ALLGRADES 0F VACUUM 0".
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ed for extra large
ll men, extra large;
6 different to give
in stock at lowest prices in town. Let
us tell you about our fifteen (:5) gal-
lon non-leukable drum proposition.
A GRADE FOR EVERY MOTOR.
All sizes of Ajax tires in stock and a. complete line of
those good old Michelin Tubes and Shoes you have used for
years at the right prices.
Lognlgh: 11m Soulful-nun
South Norwalk,
$20, $25, $30
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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
VEEDOL moron OIL
South Norwalk
DIXON’S GRAPHITE GREASE.
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HAD LISTENING
DEVICE IN ROOM
0F MRS. KING;
(Contlnued from First Plge)
appearance of government aaenta in
the case was the fact that the mini-
flcationa of the myaiery have extend-
ed into several states.
Another figure who reappeared to-
night in District Attorney W. Swaiin'si
investigation was Henry Deltsch. fath-
er-in-law of Afton Means, a brother of
Gaston, who went from the Meana'e
apartment to the criminal courts,
building at the request of one of Mr.
Swann'sc assistants. lie was accola-
panied by two detectives.
larlliar in the day Mr. Swann an]
nounced that fuels in his possession‘
tendered to allow a motive for foul
play in the case of Mrs. King and,
preparations for a, crime. “What we'
know justiflos _us in pcrpuring for the!
proof of foul play in North Carolina,”
311'. Swami said. "We are rd to be“
liovc that preparation for a crime was!
made here and several facts which wei
have discovered, taken together, in-
dicate a motive." ’
Second Alleged Will Found.
This announcement was made after
the original of the alleged second will?
of James C_ King, antler which hidI
widow would receive $4,000,000, was
certified to the secretary of state as idelivered to Mr. Swami by Carl I‘vhusband [0,. the first time She went
Sclmrz, a lawyer. Gaston Means'
claims to have found this will among
Mrs. King's possessions eleven yearai
after her husband's death. Until to-i
day it was believed the will was in a
safe deposit vault in Chicago. Schurz
was a third party to a contract under
which Means was to receive $950,000
from Mrs. King if efforts to have the!
will probated were successful. Schurzl
'was to get 5 per cent. '
Suppressed Letter From Mother.
Aletter indicating futile efforts by
Mrs. A. L‘. Robinson. mother of Mrs.
Maude A. King, to get into direct com-
munication with her daughter about
that. time, has been found here in the
effects of Gaston B. Means. The let-
ter, dated Asheville, N. (3.. apparently
had been open-ed by Means. the dis-
.trict attorney said, and never reached,
thirs. King. With referehces in it to‘
“Bud." a nickname for Means, the let-1
,ter read, in part:—
“ “Wily don't you writ-3 to mother-
direct and let me know where you.
ture and who is with you? You surely.
must have some mold or woman coni-
panion. I know how timid you are
and think and worry about your
being alone. Ask Bud why
he does not answer my wife. .
Destroy ithisi and. answer for your:
edit when you are alone. '
This. letter was regarded by the dis-
itrlct attorney as supporting other-I evi-
dence found'that those about Mrs.
King were carefull kebplng her out
. of touch with her latives.
i , To Reopen inquest.
l SALISBURY, N. 0.. Sept. 15.-—De-
lclarlng that important evidence had
been uncovered which gives him rea-
‘aon to believe that the death near
Concord. N. C.. on August 29, of Mrs'.
,Maude A. King, wealthy Chicago
'widow, was neither a; suicide nor an
iaccldcnt. State Solicitor Hayden
Clement announced today that he
would ask the coroner . of. Cabarrua
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Lease on September 24. This date vols
initiated. he said, so. that, the may
have time to. secure "certain. docu-
mentary evidence which will be in-
u‘ouuc'od at the inquest}? . ,‘ o
{The solicitor‘dldnot any who: this
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‘PARKERTONS HAD
tlwed with Kiley was because he was
trial, and also a hearing will be held ed with Mr. Savage to send hi
ti-Parch of the New York apartment
of Canton ll. Means. business man-
ager for Mrs. King, who was one of
a party with her when she was
killed. .
The solicitdr pointed out that the
coroner at Concord wash not notified
until 8 o'clock on the morning .‘after
Mrs. King‘s death and that the in
vestlgatlon was held at 9 o'clock
with all the persons of the automo~
bile party present. He says he be-
lieves the jury did its full duty ac-
cording to the. evidence available
then.
UNITED STATES TIRES
WEED TIRE CHAINS, SPOT LGHTS
DISTRIBUTORS OF
Dodge Bros. Motor Cars, Oldsmobile
S. .L. Benedict ,
73 No. Main St. 80'. Norwalk
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secrete the. new year to a nobler life;
3. and to look upon the life story of
1[cruel as of one‘s self in the light of
{God's revelations on Sinia, Moriah and
i2ion.
The Jewish people will on Sunday} Special music and prayers l'nl‘k the
evening next. to enter their houses of,°b“"an°e 0f, the feast, which though
gworship, to usher in their Rosh Has-.Solemnianevertheless replete with the
,hnnah‘. or New Year. 6678, which spirit of joy and Optimism. While 0b
marks the beginning of the cycle oflthodox 'J‘ewry devotes two days‘, 3%
‘ sacred observances held during the form Judiasm observers only one day,
month of Tishri, the seventh month of
t the Jewish calendar. While every UNL}
New Moon, ill ancient lunch, was
greeted by the sounds of theshofur
(trumpet), the seventh months, orl _ .
.ipOM POM" LAST NIGHT (New Moon. coming after six months 01. The record of automobiles for kill-
The time that she went back with’ A packed house greeted Mitzi ”Stiwork. in the fleld. was welcomed Wm: ing pedestrians near the Ronndhouse,
for husband was when Judge Young. . night at the Regent in “Pom Pom," nireliglous exermscs as a month of rest in 80810“ P051 road, SOUihDOY‘t. flee-
or. Stamford. advised her to leave! new comic opera offered by Henrv W. and recreation by the agricultural in- ing from the scene ‘0 escape identifi—
kiledv. and dto :top giving her hius- Savage. ‘ habitants of Palestine. (Numbers 'catlon every montb,'added another fit:
an man s ' as an n '
g , 0‘ s l g 0‘ I" From time to time the audience'lo-lo' itim ‘0 “g "5‘ Monday night,
men.
Kiley and Mrs. Parkerton have demonstrated loudly their apprecia-i The Jewish New Year is known by‘. A mad pirate, riding in a high pow-
known each other since they werettlon of the efforts of the artistts andgdifferent names, and each expresses “Ed car, €V91‘Y light of which had
23:11:01 $335323? bigggdcfigzww‘igi insisted upon many an encore which‘something of its spiritual significance. been extinguished, struck and killed»
reme‘mbe r the Ilarkertons always ha d‘. was cheerfully responded to, i iNumbers 29:1, designates it as “The, J- A- Smith, 0‘7 $011”! Bendo 1nd. who
Mitzi has a very taking manner, she Day of Blowing the Trumpet (Sho— had been working “5 ii harvest hand
a lot of sympathy for Mrs Parkerton.
because of her husband’s actions smalls indeed cute and fairly sparkles in far)!’ New Year octurs in the ou- in Greens Farms the last few days,
haXitits .n ' D ._ ,1 I’ h a diher role as "Pom Pom," the pick pock- .tumn. when the falling leaf and fading havmg been sent 10 the district by the
Kiley";n‘;i MglepaxgionrerreStnte let. and with the aid of Charles Mc-‘flower tum man's mind to serious ,9 Home Gardens Committee.
. - - [Naughton the W911 knownfun maker, iiection. and sounds and admonitory Smith ”game“ at 100 Henry fiifeet.
kept the house into many an uproar.'message; “Awake. and ponder yOur Bridgeport. and about 7 o'clock Mon—
. y . The entire cast was of high order and ,de’sde; remember your creator, return day night was waiting_in the road for
A special council meeting will be some of the minor parts were taken"o Him in penitence. Be not or those the arrival of his son from New York
m“. adminbly- inn comm
proposed Server from Fitch street toI M" Kant“ deserves the thanks Of.waste years, seeking vain things which m Endgepm in the mm“- '1'!”
the new lace factory on Strawberrrithe Norwalk public f“ 11an“g“"1""?Toannotrproil‘t or deliver. Look well to speeding auto was 599“ to P355 the
siproduo- :your souls and consider your acts; for- Roundhouse At about this 1101”: near-
hhon the proposed street to be called tions to the Regent this $69.an andisake each of you his em ways and iv colliding with a machine driven by
Regfint street. thus assure his patrons the best them'thoughts and return to God. that H e 'George Jennings.
T e coat will probably be assessed is i theatri Ms l ’ _ ’ There is little question that S fun
as heretofore, one-third to resident» ‘ n c ' i may have money upon you. in
‘ was struck by the auto and his body
Mrs. Frank G. Brown to entertain-
ing friends from out of town..
Miss Wilbur spent Monday in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wheeler have
returned home from a trip to Atlantic
City. ~
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Mrs. Clio Bracken is visiting rein-l
lives in Boston. ‘ '
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that they uereliilng to it Mr. and Mrs. Chadbournei enter-
. ' ' 39. Fir. tuined nests f " '
Mrs. Parkerton told Judge Von-tum woes]: and ram out 0: town over
burgh before whom she was arraigned '
this morning, that she had left her .
husband because she could not stand! Several 9001,19 have 1'91”in to:Sacred Observance ‘0 Be Ufliered in
his absue of her both physically anilltheir homes. after spending the sum-t NeXt Sunday Evening. .
verbal. and that the reason that She-.mer at the Tokeneke lnn
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igood to her alid treated her as if she ‘
was human. She said that she had Charles Leland and daughterhiaude,
lived with 'Klley once. before than for,Who 113“ spent the summer at Toke-
about six months. That was the tlincfnoke, have returned to their home in
that l’arlterton was arrested, togetherinew York.
with Kiley. in Stamford, for mutual
assault. Mrs. Parkerton had left her
t Mrs. Curt Illlng an daughtbr Mar-
baek to him after a while, but hisil"n have returned ‘0‘ 91“ home} in New.
ilreainlient was worse. if anytliliig,iHaven. after a short vislt with Mn:
and Si!) left him again. She did not and Mrs. Franklin L .
go directly back to Kiley, but didi “Ch.
after about a week and has lived with!
him since. off and on for about a yenr.i
GHTED MACHINE
FATALLY HURTS MAN,
THEN is DRIVEN AWAY
HEARING ON eaoposso sswans
on each side of the street, and one- “—"—“—.‘ ' . ‘
third to the city. This assesssmcnti DARTMOUTH COLLEGE ENROLL. 3”" Kuhn“ ‘5 “15° km“ a” buried from the road to the embank-
is left to the council to decide, hOW- MENTF ‘ - 1 Day 0‘ Memorial, the Day of Judgment. merit: where it was found two hours
ever. ‘ .
The meeting is called for 8 o‘clock . HANOVER, a, a, Sept. 15.4-Enroll-
sharp on Tuesday evening. It islment thus far_at Dartmouth College in
thought that there will be no obiec- dicates that not much more than half
“011 t0 the 18371118 0‘ tilt? sewer ex-‘ot the usual number of atudepts‘wlll
tension or of the acceptance of Re—lbe in attendance this fall. Up to date
gent street from Mr. Ahlstrom. of thelc-nly 350 students have regls red. as
Manorial Development Company, who compared with a normal numb r of ill-
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of self-examination. Tradition tells us later. The injured man was taken
that on this day the Ruler 9: Life 'to the office of Dr. Thlelcke, where he
weighs the doings of man, and allots died. *
to each his destiny, as it were, for the' ‘
comingtyear. for weal or woe, for life Camille Fyammarion “fig“ that
,Oi‘. death. "Sh!“ 5: trumpet be MOW“ we store the summer heat for use in
.in the city. and the people not item. winter time. All right, Flam, show no
located tw he”? ' tittinfiund't‘h 1" .ble?" (Amos, 3:6), "For the Lord is outlaw,
.JAPANE‘SESInlze $3 LEAVES SURGICALé oggggmcs OR 113?; the 51:11! 1:! ourniawgtver; 11“, The neutrals should realize that”,
‘ . ‘ fl ' | .N. ‘ 1 .2 u . 1 ' - r 5 our as: e w have us." ' uttl ,
. BOSTON.- Sept. 15.4““, while Uncle ‘ Sam is 0 hi: out that»
- . . its message to man is threefold: 1., middlemen at home, it is only natural
gifsaigfigi‘ggfifig? tggélgobltl of. Atel: 1° Qontemlliiite all “patience: of the that he should do it abroad.
gust, when it shipped to Europe 990,000 year—107ml and, sorrowful-in the - -» ,
“mm" ’°" “1° “'9 4”, ”if “Nauru of discipline. by the ruler of hn- : or course those qtlotations that they“ .
11,3323 ifffem‘m “a: mu destiny. ind *0 renew mm in i print mm the country nationalists my: .~
ommtttoo throughoutlicw w. d.' ‘ . "- 1.39mtinin_wmiict.eon- not’llilusfunnywheuyon setontfltpc, a
‘ .r ‘ ’ ‘ that mound loot monopol- in the directory union: 1
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WASHINGTON , Sept“ 15.—-Viacount~
Iahii and other-members of the Japan-
ese mission left today for Philadelphia,
where'they are to be" entertained be,
fore going to Newport to render honor
at the my: ‘0! , Commodore Perry.
Wimp . th _ .lntuion will be
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