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' KILLED BY AUTG"
lion lint Standard Satori”
~ with his friend.
and while kneading along
you in flatten. picked up
Wilda, who was walking to
the curve just east of the.
.me
1 111.110“ attempted to swing
_ wound 11.11111 111 that moment,
1,. o Milk truck attired by Patsy
1 of Cross
by his brother. Daniel Masts!-
1- around the
In some manner Mr. Hoyt
pontrol of his machine and the
mr 111111141911 into thva left for
ride of the truck with mrrific
1 three men in the touring car
attempted to jump
from their machine, and Mr.
had struck some part of the
aid wan completely crushed.
loved that he died
0018111517110 was riding in the
went with Mr
the accident with a few
bruises but Mr Wilde who was '
in the rear seat sustained a
med hack.
«1 > . and a severe shaking up.
.hurry call was sent in for the
nth ambulance and physiieuu.
ladies] Examiner Dr. Frederick
.1 0; Westport, arriled on the
- of the fatality in a very few
. Ho toolt charge of the body.
will later rcniovm to Stam-
Mr Wilde was rushed to the
alt Hoapital in the ambulance
who gi1en medical attention A1
be was believed to have been
, ”hurt but upon examination it
- found that he wail not seriously
. 1. automobile in whichlhc three
were riding was 111111» badly dam-
in the crash but
truck escaped practically un-
Both Patsy and
1 in here on the truck when the
lit occurred.‘ but neither mun
injured.
I may some time after the acct,
“0118110111111. 1111111111 arrived 111
port at 10.30 o'olockthiu mom-
and héld an inquest on the death
MI Edgar it Perry 1m esligated
accident. but made no arrests
Malena brothers claimed that'
Hoyt was driving rapidly at the
c accident but Mr
WW1
Miss Gertrude
ion in Westporl, was’
Highway. and
I [1119. gmng
or W f'l‘é
town.
It
instantly
Hoyt encaped.
cuts illness.
several cuts and
Budd, spent
The board of
,aouth Grunge, N.
the. llFilV)’
Mr. and Mn.
Daniel
The truck primoeded
Rev. Charles W.
(10$-
‘tra. the proceeds
tllrocdays sossion at the
Saturday evening.
Groessch-ner. W33 3
Weekend visitor in E831 Norwalk.
~~——— 1
Friends from Far Rockaway, N. Y. ‘5
hate been guests at the taxidence pi and Mrs. Cbrititian Runsated, Mr and .
Mrs. William Clifford- Mr.
lAdolpli 'ilorn,
“"1 and ”1‘51 Chester Familiar a”Mn-1. Hattie P‘ouchetto, were Week-end
moving from Bridgeport to their “wivisiwra in 30,113“.
homo on Bradley street, this week. I
Dr. Frank Gotham.
M1 and Mrs. Walter Potter have re ‘
turned to Guilfnnd after several days. Hatlcro’ Commit”: wm Begin Work
1isit with Mr. and 31511. John P.Fitcl1
Miss Susie Faulhaher
some time with relatives in Wows.
is 'apemling
Mrs. Leiloy Lockwood 01' Hillside
street is recovering fro mher root-111
Miu Florence Banks and Min Helm
the week-end at their
homes in Norlicld..
asseaborn 010111111 21
The marriage of Misti l’atrica llan .
get. of Bradley street. to '15
Wentport. has been announced.
1: M4. A
. Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfny of Norfiald
'ntreet, has retuhrned from a vinlt in
J.
and Mr; out!
. _ --..__.1
,Kent.
Mrs. Carroll have returned to Stanford.
after spending 11 week with 111.11 and
Mrs. 0. Warren Bradley.
The Pastor's Cabinet of the Norlleld
Congregational church, will meet with
Burt. at the portion
age. on Wednesday evening. 1x11111111».
A successful costume dance with
, bu noted that the 1mm“ cammonia by the Sterlinanoilnitl archer-1
. preceding at an ordinary pace
the crash came.
Ir. Hoyt visited the gram of his
.1n the Norman cemetery. out
why through from Stamford. l
' I Noriield 11111111119 patronn will attend
the moeting of 111111111111 County Porno
for tiled Cross work
was given in the town hall, Saturday
evening by the Norflcld Thimble club.
town hall,
image in din-rip, Wed-only, 011111
'mflw" z.’ 1,“ . ’1'
iRev. hulk-1 John!» martini
'fiildren o! moonlit, N. ll, who have
been in town 115 guest- 01 Mi- Ind Mn.
6. Warren Bradley of Bradley street,
and the Misses Fitch of Godfrey
stroet, returned homo Friday.“
Mr. pod In. 'pricy Williams, Mr.
and M 1.1
M to. Sturgcs Andrews,
APMAISEIG 1 NAMED. 1
ow
l
Within Few Days., i
DANBURY” 'Oct. 29.~Charicu‘ .11,
Hodge and Timbthy ii. Farrell havej
boon namod on tho appraisal commit-g
tee of the defendants in tho Loeu'ej
case. The duties oi‘ the wmmittro willt
be to appraihe the amount of dam-1312‘-
suflered by the property of 11111 11111111111111
ants in tho Loewe, case throughkilurf
on the part of the defendants to mako:
property repairs because of the 1111131111"
talntloli attached to the can». '1‘th
other members o! the conlmittcc .111-
Frcderick 8. Blackburn, c-hulrman;§
John W. Bentley, pl‘t’tlldl’llt of the lint-Z
ted Hattcrs, and Martin Lawlor, tilt-1
national secretary of the hattvi‘a‘ 111'}
ganlzatlon
Mr” Blackburn 1111111211 today that tho.
Lommitlec would commence work in 11
few days appraising the damage. 11‘
any. buffered by the property of tho 111111
fondant: during tho implants 12111111
litigation. The recon! muting of that
dclcndanta voted that the datum 11:11
urea act by the committee wouldbe,
1111.1 and acceptable to the défflfldflllfl.l
Mr. Luwlcr stated recently that the‘:
America Federation of Labor and the}
United Hatter: would pay any (11111
datum claim presented» by the do ,
lend-nu, but he could both” the an
walnuts amount to which the defond—i
ants will be reimbursed. Some of 1111.?
defendants kept that: attuned prop-i
arty 1111 excellent repair during this}
1011mm years of the Louvre cane lit“
lgnllon, while others failed to 1111111111.
any repairs acting under the implant
sion that tho United Hatters would I!
low Loewe & Co. to take over tho it I-
tnclred property to satisfy the ind“
men! of tho othern. Pollution for loll-1
‘ure to pay taxes or monuments on the,
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Lyonrtclephonepouihie,mnltiplicd
"the numbcroi‘tele‘nmp which
couldbesentovcrthotelemph wire,
developed electric W and
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EDISON NOW GIVES
you .MUSLC’S
RE-CREA TION
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. tinuous posts and sevenfillingrods.
Blankets and
and nice soft actions, in
fancy effects
warhn‘
- bed. sizes,
.Wllile Wool 111111111111
bed sizes,
WlitoiWOoLBhflnu,
’l‘hc advances in steel and 0111.11 metals. 1135 iii--
fccted. the prices of brass and ivory beds-buts little. ' 1,.
‘A large order placed-for'theschedsisomevtim'c'ago"
came at a fortunate time and therefore the: prices re-
warm;
main practically the same as last year. What the.
future my have as regards the ex nose of ihescthings
is very uncertain.
blc bed sizes,
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Among the leading pallems are 10151111111111 com
1 All“ sizes,$8‘.502 1'.
Beds, many styles, with continuous posts and
heavy filling rods.
Crib Comfort-Nu
Bed- with two-inch posts and one-inch filling
rods, sizes four feet six inches, $13.50. coloring,
A very remarkable showing of all K001 part wool.
13.111111111111111, wool filled, :
$7$0, $83”, $8.00,” up to $25.00
Wealth; down filled .1
Comfortables
stripes, pl ds plain and
Cotton masquerades very cleverly :15 wool T he
weaves are thick and close, the blankets are light yet '
warm enough for most conditions in this climate.
Cotton Blanketmdoublc bed sizes, heavy and1
l l
$2.25 ‘ p... '
Cotton Blonkets, heavier and better grades, double
$3125 11 pain-3'
= for three-quarters or, twin“
$5.00 nod $6100 u puimk
double bed sizes, - " W“
55475 Ind $7.00 I pair.
Extra fine Woolm, wup to $22.50 a put-
MM half wool, good wearing and very
$6160opair
Comfortnblos, filled with we white colic-l, d011-
p 35 25 each.
1 ,
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a
each»;
$10.00 11111 $1430 cult.
$2.25 Ind ”25%
“Beacon? Crb Blankets, all colors, soft and 111211111, .
69.105 m..'1st.zs, $1.50» $2.50» .
-11 3.15.895. W172 x 90 inches, seryiceablc‘
[um/sandmsun...
large line of these when»
Ivory 111111 1111111. 11.11.1111 Bea-.11w1111 attractive , t Amwinmeésmycar
panels at the head and foot, j, :1 prices a U 9 58m 1
1 , 75,36150;$&50,$9.50.$ll.50npbm
not; '1 now; 3111.00. 1117.00 .1111 3111.111. ‘2‘
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ivory mm of superior design, cane pail-
els ornamented with colored rosettes, $25.00. '
Wflcbm These beds are plain or in deco
Grated patterns, and are oftcn used as twin beds,
_ . ,. $10.“) ind $12.50.» 1
Bron Bed-of lacquered brass or gotta finish,
with two-inch posts and turned mounts on filling rods,
17.11111 g1 121:... 1 5.- - 1:: 11 $21..“
M with continuous posts and turned mounts
on filling rods, $25.00.
Bron Bedspvery heavy and 5.1115111111111111:
square tap rails, $28.80,”!!! and $34.00; ‘
Bru- Both, good patterns with posts and filling
’ $44.00, $48.00 and 354.001
, Fourth floor.
Aftcmoonnné '
Demizevening .
Frocks ,
Special clearance. of
attractive Taffetas, Satv
ins, Crepe de Chilles and
combinations of silk and
crepe. Most of these-are
in soft grays,_hlucs, some
in black with; touch of
color, a few in rose,
light tan and pale calors, 1
$17.50,. $27.50 Ind
$37.50.“
Second floor. ,
1.
rods,
c1 1
Announcement!
Redfcrn Corsets
ffmlheRddfernSbopmNewYorkmlbeprupnt
f; mneMCmdScdtontoanvmfilimp.
Sluwillulnniuforlhewock. 'ltuafincopporlunity
formymtodeudehcownhfiidudm
11me
1 .414L
Third floor.
Special 1G'roup1of '
Dressing-(rabies 1..
At cm
to“:
/ Amrnlcisafl
very personal affair to
any woman. it is her
most intimate friend and " '
‘ 1. if she is chain] it will .
guard her secrets well. 1
In this group are at-
tractive Styles in Mahog-
any, Oak, Bird’s ‘ Eye.
Ma le, and ivory Enam-
- cle Tables.
Prices begin at $17.50 1
and up up to $79.00. .
‘1 less” 20 to 25 per cent -
1 from regular. Fourth, 111...»,-
id
attached property will also be allowed 0F IPEGIAI. INTEREST To HOMEIVSS 1088“! charged 8 it?" 380. V“
.‘5 damages by the appraisal commit
Eggnog“; SHAME" AND found in his once, early today. when
, he had killed himself by hanging. '
, . H ; ,
. W0 KB” l Elsinore recently rammed the tour
REAL can-r: 11111113115713.“ at Bridgeport 111311 school, “we“ °‘ “‘9 “m" “n" mm" '
fleeting
There were 1“.“ ale: 0‘ real amolflofldfl nithi at 8 o'clock. on the Na: year in Southern Califoruin. Friends
in Norwalk Midweek. with m
of $1,825. for the fourth week of 01:1
tuber. 1916, then won .1111 sales of
property nod 111m. of $13,100.
_, The lute-t trailers inflow: -1
; Edith 1!. Boone to A. I. Waiter pt
" 111., Willow moot.
Louise 0. Coolidge. at It to 1.111111 8.
Been. Morris W
M. J. Resin Dillon to floor" Well-
our.
Annie Dorsey to Joint: Aquila.
Stevenson-cot.
Honda Fox to, Gnome Enrich, illu‘hv
land m. '
G. ‘
PM W View m.
1 lawl- II. M to a
Will. mm at loud and
attributed his not to business worries.‘
, creep up IHlPWlLDiNG. , 1
'11an Need of Food Cmcrwu -11 II be
m by eanréIlcnt Timon the;
oublofl, "Foods." notum 311111111111,
state food ndmialnntor on “The On} --—-.
Quintin Ind Work of the Food Ado “15511150103; Oct 29.41111 lm-_
“W M The Omen “m. m Wily for speeding up shirt
”9 Pulminowia. recently "'0“ Pound mum m .mphuim a! I
111m im- clinics-1.11:: demand brimming.) be“ today between At-lu-
the German-1 1191111 “Cg-film. fl 111 count 11.191111111111111 111111 1111111111: 111'
TM! 5““ ’0'" “a" the: Emergency fleet Corporation. an
Tho public is 111111111 No 1.1111111111111531," W m. W 1!
1.11 11111111: 1/" ‘ 141111: 111111 the mm momma or
—' Labor. The labor question was do
OAIVEM INTO! HANG! Hm— cloned ll Moll, Inch! confidential
our. hie“ given to lmlblo 111.111.1111 for It
«~— truth: chilled worhm to shipyard;
mum, Oct. 11:41! Unlucthepuuptlnhor amour
{Jello lulu-ll
N. mica to Catherine 13.
momma.
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thihlmlimmmnmuwinumumm.
it"! am will his” mama-111m
warp-mum mumdmwmammumom
FALLING 1.5111122.
Brown and 1111.11 .md 11- mrcn tinted,
l-‘lakhmz in the 11121113111 all. —-
Like a mystic .ihower they glintv-d
l'ns' my vision. on» ‘11:: 01,111
Now "my brush control 1111‘ wmliow,
Swillly sweeping 'I‘rm-w 1111 eaves.
All the colors or the n- Inle
carpeting the around 1'11 haw-11.
Now the troop have lost their gal-
mcnto. 1.
in their nakedness ihl‘v EVE-MN
Autumn winds. like rnlir 1:111 11m
111 into.
Stripped them with it 11111111111911.1113.
.
Shivering. their arm- 131mg
No for lined bark their 1.111! on-
wrn
Cold north wind: their 111.11.. but 1
lug. '
While shell Frost to rounding up”
Bustling leaves and 111111111111 llu
Harvest moon and garnered 11W
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doyu lust meet their lit-bolt
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