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gum lie court room and afterwm isx
aim was taken sobbing hysterically.l
i... no officers to an adjoining room
and then to Hillside Home for treat-
nwni Wide and Johnston were
y, ml; in before the coroner a few mln~i
up»: Mar Mrs Nott came in. As soon
3 Hm handruiis were removed. Wade
“.Jllfld ovf‘l‘ to Mrs. Nott and mtted
Ur on the hack and tried to talk tol
Im- in whispers. Wade was ordered
p.41: by Superintendent Flanagan.
The mmner tried to make Mrs. Nott
mIMm-tnble and had her moved to an.
nth‘r mom until he was ready to hear
no." On the stand, Mrs. Nott admit-
Ied that she had known Wade for a
your, and that he had been a visitor
1., Mr apartments. He was there Sun-
day morning. Hrs. .Nott identified a
I. waiver a knife and hatchet used in
Ibo killing of her husband:
Mum
Rained'onBuck'
MURRAY, Ky., Sept. 2.—-Bunh
Jones was pacing the iioor as .pros-
pective fathers are wont.
“Triplets: was the announcement.
Bank’s wife, aged 42, made the pre-
sentation, but Bunk continued to
pace the door—as prospective grand.
fathers are front. An hour passed.
“Twins,”- whispered, the nurse to
Bunk, who refused. to stop his pacing
although a daughter had presented
him with two grandchildren.
“A girl." announced the nurse
again,‘a’nd then Bunk ceased his
pacing and smiled the smile that
won’t come oil—for another daugh-
ter has presented him with a
granddaughter.
These little scenes were enacted in
the same house and but three hours
elapsed between the first and th
third acts.
Raisins from iHoock Block Sewers.
‘The men are now keeping a close
fl
With twenty-five instead of four
prohibition agents working in Bridge-
port district,
which liquor is believed to have been
entering this state during the past
few months, may be covered a mem-
VVith the small number of men who
ber of the force declared today.
covered this district before, only the
main thoroughfares leading into the
state could be watched steadily. while
many side routes and the sea coast
could be "covered" only at intervals.
watch on the every possible channel
through which the forbidden liquor
might enter the state. even searching
all steamers which dock in the har-
bor. The cargoes are thoroughly
'pverhauled and all crates and pick-
ages searched for any trace of liquor.
JUDGMENT AGAINST BORGULM
Judgment by default for 34 057 was
CHICAGO, Sept 3.—-—Hooch dealers.
of the home variety are seriously in-
entered in the Supreme Court. New
York, Wednesday, against Gutzon
Borgulm, sculptor, of Stamford, by
many‘ loop-holes thrul’ -
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? SCHOOL SHOES
That Wear Like Iron
OUR SPECIALTY '
COlyar Shoe Stores, Inc.
37 Wall Street Norwalk
lioiective F' M. Holbrook told of a terierin with sanitation conditions in ‘Mrs. Dorot
. mtvorsation he had with Mrs. Noit lChicagog according to street Commls~ las execumliyrffytgz2232633813353;
on Sunday night She said that the stoner sterling The commissioner band Willard D. Straight Mrs.
nnnk taken from the apartments held made the statement after finding East Straight alleged that Bor lom had
lur clothes which were going to her Chicago sewers blocked with raisins given his note payable (mg demand
mother in Chelsea Mass. used in the manufacture of home sfor 35651 to her husband Se to be
Faniain John H Regan. of the De brew. He claims that it is the twelfthl15,1917. The amount as red) m r
Inmivn Burns“ told of interviews he time in the few months that 34 057 by accounts pa :bl ucegi to
III-i .Viih Wade He made three ef- raisins—minus their kick—have clog to Mrs Straight whg e :tccgrthng
fort.» to locate the trunk at the rall- ged the drainage system the ternainde f th ilsse e at
. mi shimn “'ade first mentioned __________________ been paid. I‘ 0 e no e had never
Johnston after his arrest Jlillonday BURGLARS BUSY IN WATERBURY. l
.iiir‘Innnn, about 3 D. m. 0 ““011 “ATERBURY. Sept 3.—Bur lars MASS
.33., brought in at 3:39. On the way Vi'ednesday night broke open a gaultl SEAAgl‘l'llTéellsJB'gtpfirsilxwt':
m mo station, nI-cordlns to Regan in the office of the VVarreu L. Hall annual rifle tournament here ill:
inhusmn mid of ”"0"an 3* "‘unkmto Company. wholesale grocers, and First Massachusetts Cavalry team
-. swamp near 'Sport Hill, Vi'ade help-
Selehtedonthébsaisofstrict’ 4““
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-fiatsmadeby ”TI-ME ' .:
to say longest-wearing. most -_ ~
-.» 01!! lists. ‘3:
. a Don’t “make the mills‘tzkecte): ::
a: ~tmns we ' "“
.5; aMalloI-y Hanan learn how
\m : reallyinexpensivegoodqualityis. (.3 ‘-_ -
i MALLO'RY HATS
Rogers 69° Stevens
Norwalk ’9 ‘ South Norwalk
—L
An Autumn Message
tak t leasure in announcing the ar-
rivaleIT' ourelt‘plfaaml. Winter models of smart foot-
we«Tor Men. Women. Young Men and Young Wo-
men'School and Dress Shoes for the Boys and Girls.
“r, him. Captain Regan said he then
mid “’mie that he knew where the
mml: was and. after a few minutes.
Wada told his story of the ‘kllllng.
made away with nearly 31,000 in cash.
stamps and Liberty Bonds. They gain-
ed entrance by jimmylng open one
of the main doors of the establish-
yesterday won in the finals of the In-
terstate and Cruickshang matches. de-
testing the Philippine team, its near-
est rival.
Shop Before Six.
ment. The burglars left no clue.
“ASPIRIN”
WARNING! .« The name “Bayer" is the thumb-
print which identifies genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for 20 years and proved safe by millions.
Thu witness said that “'ade said he
wu. i:-iopllonevl {or by Mrs. Nott. on
‘vmlvv morning. who said she wds in
~_.mhl-. Ho went to the house and
.m- Nol' lying at the foot of the
:"rih‘fi' MFR, NON told him (Wade)
rim hnr husband had beaten her and
”Mutant-ll to kill her. and that she
h M shot Noit with the revolver which
.va lmi Wade said that Mrs. Noll
Mimi \leo to assist her in putting
:h only in a trunk. He said he did
«A Inl lnnk the trunk upstairs. and
1m night he and Johnston took it
V. l)’
i .m .ir. Regan said that in another -
an: -w Wailo while. in the Nolt
mum. H . dostrihlng the struggle.
”1 Mn! hp hit Nott over the head
mm a pit)“. This pipe was the han-
f'- of his truck jack. Wth Nott
\"'l~ «Illmi: for help. Wade said. ac-
~ mum; in the witness, that he asked
‘.m. N N to hand him the butcher
' Slu- brought ii and he said he
"the job."
lit-grin said that Vi'atlelolil
Wm H. ll "Noti was a tough one in tin—
.h," ml that "he thought he had
wn.‘ ha Wade said he put the
. I; m :12» trunk. The revolver. he
will Wu Nun's Wade told Captain
‘l:.-.-_u. Hm lnlmslon took no part in
lv~ tillII'LL as ho ran away.
In .H. illlx-l'vl0\v with Johnston. Cap.
inn H 'LL In <aid_ he learned that John-
»: m x“ ‘u' with “'adp to give “Noll :1
Maxim; up." \‘Vade had said that
"m miwulmi to “get him," and he
mm l-wl “to get Nott first."
WM.- i-nntinnos to show indiifer-
mn- ovr-r the charges.
’. ‘:-_.l5 4]
t-ul‘ it]:
SAFETY FIRST! of
genuine
"unbroken package”
“Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains proper direc-
tions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheuma-
tism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly American!
Accept only an
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost. but a few cente~Larger packages.
Aspirin is the tilde mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetlcacideatsr of Salicylic-dd
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‘ OPENING SALE
3 o. Mill Outlet StOre
OPENING SALE
, Of Our New
'. MILLINERY DEPT. 124 Washington Street MILLINERY DEPT.
'-SATURDAY, SEPT 4 SO. NORWALK, CONN ; SATURDAY, SEPT 4
In addition to our various. lines of merchandise we
’ wish to announce the .
Opening of, Our New
Millinery Department
.' WE HAVE ADDED A MOST COMPLETE LINE OF MILLINERY OF ABOUT
200 DIFFERENT MODELS OF THE LATEST FASHIONS, SUCH AS, LADIES ;
VELVET HATS TRIMMED, READY TO WEAR' :HATS, DUVATYN HATS, I
SILK PLUSH HATS, ALSO A LARGE VARIETY OF CHILDREN’S HATS AND
TAMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. BEFORE BUYING YOUR HAT, IT WILL
(ERTAINLY PAY YOU TO LOOK Us )VER. WE ARE SURE TO PLEASE
'OU, AT OUR OPENING SALE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 AT THE
Mill Outlet Store,
,1 1"?
FIRE like death
is never expect-
ed—theft like ac-
cident. is. never
anticipated. Eter-_
nal Vigilance is
the only positive
protection
against loss by
fire or theft.
To defeat the thief and successfully cope against
fire. rent a box in our massive vaults. Make the
safety of your valuables absolute.
The City National Bank
South Norwalk, Conn.
Willow Furniture of Qualit;r
Unusually attractive models of rockers, arm chairs, tables,
etc., that combine comfort and cheerfuiness.
See the Window Display
RAYMOND & SON
Wall & High St..- Norwalk
Victor . Wesely
(romerly With Vaast Bros.)
» Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re ‘
paired and made toorderandalllnndsofsheet met-‘
al work. '
. Welding of All. Kinds a m
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MASONS’ SUPPLIES
TheNorwalk Coal Ea‘SupplyCO.
108 Water St., SO. Norwalk, Conn.
COAL AND WOOD
TEIE‘PHONEu’ll3
ELWOOD- £9” GLOVER
122 Washington Street
- RIBBONS
Shoulder strap and trimming for dainty lingerie, pink,
white and blue. .. ‘
Narrow, two-tone, pleat—edge ribbon, light, medium and
dark shed“. i I? l I"
Widths for hair-bows, sashes, bags and vests in Persian.
moire, satin and taffeta.
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scum IOI'AIL
.8 WMOIOI 8!.
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL—WE
HAVE IT
BENEFIT BY OUR 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
F. M. Cullen’ 8 Electric Shop
so WALL ST. NORWALK
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SO. NORWALK
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