WRhYOllszhnut in" sin
ed and taken poseession of the Brown ”tut/The
'0! line which arrived here late Mou—
ldoy evening.
MST NORWALK
~—
Choir rehearsal will be Fad-as? ~4Nr;»fino»~«§|ra. N. ‘lecox
tonal on Friday evenin of this week who have been visiting in Surat
at Christ church. 8 bore returned to their home on g:
from mad.
3—. 3 . _._.
Edwani Shea is planning to attend * Rhorback of 3“ le avenue
the game in New York today should e u" wer recently to {lilies Alice
the weather prove kind. (And; of New York City. "Miss
Anderson announced her engagement
Artur Kreainer.
The't‘hurch Friendly Society of St.
{Luke's _ is planning to give an old—
D
‘i‘ashioned ‘Hnllowe’en costume dance
The Ladies Aid Society of the Eastko
avenue )1. F. church is meeting até
fieaihurch this afternoon.
Th ‘ . ‘ - -
e Womans Auxiliary Of Chflgt‘in the Parish House on Monday eve--
'church will meet. tomorrow afternoonv .
‘3 2 o'clock in the Su‘ndav school 'mng. Oct. 31. and is making prepara-
We of "I; church ' ‘tions to make it a successful one.
llemhers of the Errworth League of Miss Ferguson and Mrs. E B'
the East mam“? ”. a church are Chadderton. ot Dnrien. were among
planning Lpr their llallowe‘en social tEOE‘YhO rrcenfll' attended the con—‘
10 be held at the church on the even- 13‘! @Yén m the Casino. Stamford.
mg of Monday the 315i. Vfor‘ he~benefit of tho Stamford Color-
__. ,ed Home and Day Nursery.
Community hull. ‘
Door
’H’S‘hetivomen‘s Guild of St. Luke's
Church. Noroton. will hold its annual
rummage sale on Friday. Oct. 14. from
‘ -——l“irr~mens Fair.
East Noru‘alk. l-‘ree Dancing.
Prize every evening.
The \\‘oman‘s Foreign Missionary l“ a. m. to 6 p. m.. in the church par-
sonny of the East avenue M. a. lorrs- ”Articles of clothing. pictures.
(linrcl‘ lll‘1 at the home of Mrs. bric-a-brac and anything which om:
Danie-l l.'Hommedicii last evening. wishes to donate will be acceptable.
Plans were discussed for the meetings Tthe may be 1- it in the rectory. and
of the ymir. A social hour was on- every one is urged to be liberal ln
joyed at the close of the program. contributions. The “'omen's Guild of
—— Stu 'Lulwie’s has without exception car-
hlichae-l l‘ Dunne. Bust Norwnlk's rind its other affairs to success—the
leallim: hni‘ilwrirv; merchant. took mi— lilwh fete and trn given earlier in the
Tantall‘v- m‘ in» li'in,- day yesterday and season by the Guild and several other
viewed :lu‘ \Vorl'd Series game in New toils ‘t'Or the benefit of the Guild.
York. H-- was overjoyed a! th“ con-; ‘ --—-——- .
test and is svrious‘y thinking of taking‘ The Fruit. Flower. Plant and Vege—
in onv or two nlUl’t‘ before the series table Guild. which was originated in
finds if possible, the curly part of thel‘eason. has been
-———-— flourishing since it's inception. Each
'l‘hw .‘lppfill’lllllt‘n.’ of Georg.“- .\'. Vi'll- Monday morning finds th:~ Girl
'- son. of l‘shnrllw :1‘. t'llllt‘. as city :iii-iirm- Scout's" Quarters in Noroton fined
gives :v-nvrul Nillslilv‘llvltt in East N0!“ with llowers. fruits and Jellies which
walk “uni as residents in turn are distributed among worthy
Mr. “'ilson. who institutions in New York. This guild
has clizirir- ur tl~ 1m :x‘, hmnch of NW (lot-s great work to add to the enjoy-
i
rvsnlviils 4H
Merrll’ hymn-«s collrzv is “‘i’nl tittc-l ment of the little lots in the: Mir city.
for tliv- posnit-n. who in a good many cases never have
-——- t.liu.opportunity to see the heaiity of
Thr-r- wns mini?» r cnml nttF-iidanco‘ llfllljrt‘ in it's gTowth especially of this
at thr- .‘l.l}‘flfl“""l‘ Hose company's fair type: The Noroton branch of this
at ("Oniiiiiinity lmll his: M'vning. Tl- guild asks for new mvmlmrs to hv-lp
morrow olwlninn will I “l-‘ireincn’n' continue the good work of the organ-
Niglii" with visitors from all (‘Ole‘lll- iz’a‘tion. V
do. in ih» city :is \Vt‘“ as from out of. ' ’ -— ‘
town Mayor lorton and the niem.'_.1flss. Vivien Jerman. first soprano.
bers of the counci will also pay iii hi'rfiillosclry \V. MH. second soprano.’
«official and friendly visit to the fair. andxMrs» J‘lllll‘s. l.. Pagans. cantmllo.
.-—-——— assistml by J. H. Marni-emu 'vioiinist
The usual monthly meeting of the and Mme. Dc Vow. accompanist. will
‘W’omi-n's l‘nrr-lcn Missionary Socie-iy ln- the principals at the concert to lie.
of the East arr-nu- .\l H. church was hc‘cl this ’l‘hursdav :wenlnz :it im-
hold Inst ovo-niiu: at iiu- lmmw Of Mrs. Dziri'cn Methodist Church for the bcn;
.‘,,.
Daniel I.'Honimidicn.-~ SH Rowan o-dLj-l ‘tnc church. f-llsifi Jcriiiun will
firm-i Thw usual lliisl'iv-ss was irzms- sins: the "Robin's Soon." ln‘ \\'hittv.
acted. The m-xt lllfl'lllli: \Vill luv 'ty‘jgaui“ by Curran; "Lllllllb‘v'" ln‘
Ihc parsonage of the church .nnd “1H9Sfi'h-‘m; and him-.15 Ar.» Singing" lit-
bo hvlrl on Tu'wlug' mum‘s: .\"l‘.t'll- Thomas. llurinr: tlxr ironing: i3;-
_h!r 73th. vSlguilofl‘rlo will r‘vlllll‘l' "liomunrv" l.)*
\Viorii'dwaki; “Thu Snichiiir” M" llrml~
A: the lY‘lvc'llllL’ of the loan] or Ill- lu’hnll "t'avittirm" hx ltutl. Miss Jvr»?
Ti'rl'll< ni' tht- l-':i~t Norunlk liiiprnu-~ inriii. :im‘x-iiipaltlml luy .\lr. Ha-‘Grt-Eor
mt-nr.»\ssm'i.'itirm, lwlil )vsicrclny :iri- will 'on-mlvr "The Sprint: Song" In"
eriioon at the how.» of Mrs .1. \\'.ul- (\‘vil: "(‘lmrniim: Spring" ln'.\l~»n»
121cc .\l.ir\iii. llu; t'nlln'omg mininiillu dcfisfini. :inil "S‘1ll‘clflsll;u ,DV X‘c-xiu
(‘l‘lilll‘llll‘ll \tnrv visuiivvi Tm‘ llll‘ cumin: This comm-rt is luring: gin-n “l'll tlw
year: MN. +3 E G-viluim. hriiise ‘CunlA Dul'l‘hrv 0" rvducli‘z the church (ls-lit
mittm: Mm. Sn-wm-i Marshall \‘isir Thr- pastor is hoping for a long» at-
im: cuninnitvo; Mm lun 1d Gould. tit-n lmnum-cim this affair. 4
pot and rrmrir-ry r-uiniiiiiiw»; Mrs ii. I a
E. .\!ori'lsrm, grounds coniiniltea: Mrs.
Everett ll'llklt'}'.‘lllt'nll’ll‘rfilllll commit-
AMERICW KN maids?
COMMANDER T0
19:: MW. ”' F‘ l"’“Hllcl, school 'lll'l
T" 3‘” ""llll‘illw ‘.lr-. .l \V' ll. . ,l' Y Y
llarxm. llisnm'» commuter: lli‘s.dl‘l.w.;. =l ' BE ‘AT COR VYENTlox
Hil'rw ‘>lllllllllL‘ «'v'n.vniit--.; )lr<._ [l ‘
1m” “Ml/(h. pub“? _Qonunued from First Page.
Liz‘s. Il‘\ln£l;r1l'll'}.
service committee: ‘
7‘ "'ill munnilllvv;
(l'r tiir opening: ilwrt- will ll.-
riri v,
:Hrs. ( riarlrs Swain-w" ilviw commit "n .,,“”.l wry“. l :—
or. and Mrs. Sic i»l -: .'.:“.'~" iv \ .. I ; N . ‘ t H mmr H ”V
Ila}: “'vrm‘z ‘1 i» :' mini- i‘t dr‘rohi‘ri'il:..'hlt’«" F'- “2 Galbraith. jr. National coni-
tfrog 'rl'l" Philly-fill: l.: -: l \ilrlfillc Philiid‘T- In ‘h' “in THIN”. ';‘ H i"""
and Huron
‘ 1“!" rout. n-‘iuii.
'hr’l!‘ \nrio'is ’(‘Oh‘ré‘llou
Jacques will address iii-
Tllo nxu-nlut night of tho
“ill be "Ronny ngli‘f"
i'llli tin- entire owning: “'lil ln- Kl\"'ll
ov-rrTGrJ honoring the British Admiral.
’l‘ummlzij.‘ morning. Marshal Foch. Gen.
commi'ims “- ,, o imam-.4: .1
Point ”1‘1? ilf<<lslii,i:'«- “u
conimilnmc
1r)
ROWA YTON
l'vr'slllilg and other Visitors r ill up-
‘pul‘rv lwfun- the convention. in tin-
. , ., _.
Caplaln Preston llur' spent my (lav {ll vtrl‘mon there “ill in :i parade.
- lli» tullowmg day. bu:‘:n‘:.~.‘~‘ srxsious
at his home on McKinley street.
\wr'l! tma-n. In adiiitib‘li. Ru."
was {‘32} ‘3
At the next memmg of the Roway- 34" ' " '“'m0“‘” is m 1" ""“CM‘
ton Hose (crummy Hing; will hold {Who‘d-'-
annual Ell'CilOn or officers. in :i'l-llllon t0 (‘omznzintltr “mill-
0 ) —— trldn. l’ilrlil'l' 13H: “Till .\. l'- (‘iif‘inill
,eorgt. Moore 01 Rowayton al’enue.n;iw doci'uw’ ”A: n- ‘ K
has finally succeeded in making his -- I ‘ H) mm” My”;
, liw r-mnv‘nllon us sprrmlms. “tin-1'3
power boat to go Just Whiil th '
. . e irouhm -
was no one knows. ' mu)‘ go in the shim muuw r. sywvizil
rats-s l» Lug giiluuml lit!
Ill '« xiii-w.
. . ‘-
CiCOllélt‘lll'lian .. srlph ll. Taylor and ""51"“ ll Hmlzmllll. llli‘lnhl'r 01'
,ty - hvrll'l' liver l ('lark “nonrigid [lle' .l. \V. l'vrson post, oi" llrooklxn
one of ihe
World scrip: . ' ' . ' -
York .~ games. in .\tw .\. 3..
yesterday. post.
K , V' ‘ . ,. ~ ' t .
“'ll(‘t'l(‘l', who has ANSI; gazillnm“
summer lll Token—
eke n‘itii Mrs. llllllhl Smith. sr., will
l'"llllil.’l for llu‘ “'llll‘Jl season while
Mrs. Smith Will he in Europe.
was trzinsl’u‘i‘ml 10 ll)!' lumil
on lhv Armistice
reported that plans
‘tliv~"tffuir hall I)" z. prutllinlly
lllllwl. :l‘liv Aiiiéricgu‘ l;:l.'v*l
piccts and Merriam's fourteen pi-ce
orchestra have: bu-n engaged la tur-
iii'sh music for the occasion. l’rrnnus
to the- danclng. there will he a mum rt
ironi S oclock until 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Merl-cit.
been spvmling ll:-
l-lz'
cox-1‘
(if
Th;- summer breezes have faded
antlddl igrapirlly making its 813‘
_V“”’~"".“- this being the cause of the .
63‘5”“n'flauon 0' the ROWayton Stove ins; thereafter will be coniimxmis.
Need”: fiafrzz‘iw [I‘FPSMG‘HI‘ Pinkus 'I'hv- Nor-walk armory in “‘l-l"h llli'
A' h . P ' o s ‘
commll'lee that anipilyg'liznnggng‘ig'ti‘ng ddlltt‘ [S to be held “-111 in. .1...~nmrd
Will be held the second ‘Wednesday‘ in Ml}, a l‘VOTUSlOll 0f flags Tm 1““ ""“
llama
{Nfivembpr- . From gum] Zillihui'i'v lh“ piqSlOll. There will be. memorial sor.
vt) owing list has born Smeilted to VII-cs (luring lllt- evening ior (ll-ml
figgkurfn z? llllS meeting: President comrades.
. mod. Sl‘t‘relary and treas- l‘vtlll'IlllOH (-xrrcls's for ”it" pus?
urer. Ha rry \‘.’il liam s;
tar-y. Harry Tobin; financial Rt'CrO. (friars and of tho
trustees, Harry (loilfre war
pit lllrt‘ nr l‘r.ink l‘
Oaks "mi 3 -‘ ’M t . ' J
.. .. anford “ ”kg. .. i. cram. .iftrr unmii ill:
#36} RHCR‘HI guard of ret'fl'l2“d;g’ PM“? 1:” numr'rl, \rl‘l hr- lmhl \Vlllll'l .l
71h” {fl-iii: 355598,” at arms Sam 'szll: \i-ek or. tvro in the past rooms. 1.0-
p ans as to (“3132‘ :lade vars." definite (n! patriotic organizations together
cluh hmmp. “on; Pi- 3“” have lheir uiili city ofllcmls and nearby legion
Incl-Vii: w.” l oigei that the i'mls. will ln iiiii‘tcd to the all"
4" . ‘ l )0 lhe second ‘l,\' .d ~ Tl- ' MP.
day In November. . ( no» ‘lt’ committee in charge consists of.
Lumrudrs Downs. (.‘utblll. P. Sher-
moml, Simons and (lsterbanks.
All impromptu party may be held:
zit [21" climrooms on liallowe‘en night.
DARIEZV& NOROTON’)
Misc Harriet “
' iliurch ‘2
apartment on {he E'Uri Pia;
M
l, g. smut-Jun l’l ‘
taken . . {OPERTY
u all Mm; ATTACHED.
Fr“ S . . ‘ gait; Shirif‘i Nelson w. Boned“?t
having; 5:111:32 Illa? rammed to Darien.'.&“"3'l“‘ m“*"h"" xr’m'm“ ”Wm
York sum. K.( .1 1m, through emu" irr‘aél'bert and Carrie Tattle, of.
.. _a‘__ sewn. for ihr» amount 01159.“)
Mrs. Charm n wry are defendants in,“ dam-"e ”lg
York is the ‘ , Lockwood of New "-0" QI‘OUKM “3‘ JOSEDh S‘m‘m' m o!‘
est L. Gr furs! of her brother. l-Irn~ la’l‘idgd'port.
0a 0; Stonybrook-Farm. ~ ‘According to tho anegatlons. ”“3
plaintiff loans-d the defendants 8164.
York has leas- Whitbywas never repaid. He claims
case is returnable t0 the
Court of (30mm
. on 3mm;
“may of Noyember, on the first
1.2. .4:
\
Miss Church of New
apartment on the Post road
M. R. Linden of A\'ew York S
. - - has
laser! the Agency Rogers Bungalow
on Highland ‘ venue. 7 '
an; . V ‘ '
x "an...
n :35: mo has ,
“f '11! fit Emmi-donut:
3??
of‘ihé ‘ “‘9“
lthc injured were treated by Drs. \V.
,the pole.
Many other accidents have taken
place at the same-place and under
Twofinm
A’i“N”
v - . 4w‘”
(Continual non m Pate).
l Douglas» mvkiliedj _aoiitrig-ht~ , but
Andrews 11qu for o. few hours follow-
ing the socident. dyingjn the Norwdlk
hospital‘this morslng‘at 5:13 o'clock.
The injured. with the exception of R9-
aenthal. are still in the‘hospital,’ where
they were taken immediately follow-
ing the accident. . ‘
Andrews died of a fracture at the
base of the skull.
Samuel‘l-l. Huntington announced this
morning following an examination.
His body was taken in charge by Fun-
eral Director Collins and is held
awaiting relatives.
Douglas suffered such severe injur-
ice that he died five initiates after the
acbirlent happened. Hiobody was bad-
ly mangled. Medical Examiner C. L'.
d
Nolan. of “’estport. viewed the re~
mains before it was taken in charge
by Funeral Director Fable. ‘
The accident happened at 11 o’clock!
Five minutes later Deputy Sheriff
Edgar G. Perry. Who'll“ been on p0- imach
in W'estport 09m": “'33 4‘ tormaiilglny
lice duty
the scene of the happening. Hefound
Douglas lying on the ground breath—
ing his lost: Andrews innfi unconsci-
ous condition and the other six moan-i
ing on the ground Train -their lnjnr-i
ies. A few minutes later. the ambul-
ance arrived and all (”the xnjured‘attend.
with the exception '9: Douglas. Hobar-
ram and rzichhoii; wen-rushed to the:
l
Norwalk hospital. It the hospital.
J. Tracey and W. “K Tracey.
Dr. C. L. G. Nolan. who is medical!
examiner in Westnort. appeared on;
the scene shortly after the accident:
He examined the body of Douglas and.
treated Bebari'ald and “Eichholz. -
, Coroner’Johii .l. l’helan. ot‘ Bridge-l
port. was notified of the accident by
Sin-rift Perry. ll... arranged to holxl'
the inquest into the deaths at 2 o'clock '
in W'esiport and at 3 o'clock at th‘.“
Nonvulk hospital. He will question
the patients in the hospital regard,
in: details of the affair. ;
The accident is tho mast horrible
that has inkrn place in months in the.-
to
\lcinify Oi" Norwalk. According
thc story gleaned by Sheriff Perry.
l-‘orsi borrowed the car from Abram
hum lroslol‘h . 1'5 :a8 “'6 streetcr
.\‘.-w York city“ that m- and his;
Thor «
t’rieiiils might take 3 long ridc.
lvfl thc erN with iiohwn'rticular-deo-l
“nation in \'l¢“‘. Forst driving“ the.
machine.
Thinking that thr- rozul at Noah‘s
corni-r was straight Forst endeavormi
in pass lwtnvwrt u iclograpli pole and
a {once lllSV-‘fl'l. the fudc‘hlrw Sid-:-
ciipp..l in, h-Enrrnph PO‘I‘ whllv prim
cu din: :it :i inplul rntr- of speed. turn‘.
somt-rmults and landed in;
owl S/N‘Till
.i own lo? nllll‘l}‘ (ct?! away. ;
Douglas- Was hurled from the our;
Andrvw:
and was horribly mzinxlml:
was thrown lit-:idlorenim‘t on the roud- ;
“my. l"':ll‘7llrlni: his skull. The others
u. in thrown from thv machine. which. ‘
when it llnnlly mopp‘o-d rolling was;
liotlonisiilc up. In some miraculous
manner. n'nnr- of thc 'pnssemrers in the
machine were pinned underneath it.:
Douglas was so seriously injured
tliul la» (splrwl .'l {WW minutes aftrrf
the nowmui without having mad» :in)‘:
Alum“ was unwnsrioiisl
stzitctnwiii. l
\\ rm: hu- was tilacwd lit the ambulance
'i‘lu min-is wa-re ll” ilnzcrl 'from the
slim l»;
limizrlas' limit; has taken in chart.H
l-x 'r‘unmal lllrectnr Charles Fable.
and is hvlcl awaitinn to be claimed he:
l'p to late hour. it was stilli
..
l
g
l' lutlw-s
lllii‘lzilmt‘tl.
thnen :giltcn to ilit» hospital. An 1
47M“: “‘33 gm. rims! strimislr injured. ’
frziwliir‘r- it? the has:
“lilt‘li in: Illf’d a fi‘\\'
. r.-
Hv hall stili‘vrml ll.
bl thi- skzil! i'ruz.
limits aftcnvu rile
fractixrg (if
lidrlsmi lm-l sitfl‘f‘l‘v“. .l
thw l'fl nrm \\lill'll '.\.l5 plural lg:
splints lo l'rs W .l mid \l.’ “1
Brien-(uni. it “as rczirml.
’l‘riit‘vw.
would lay :ll‘ m» as tho rr-sm! t‘f‘lllf'l
llf‘i‘ltlvlll. lmi physicmrs said this:
mornlnz.r that it would probably his,
Hicliliolz is s'ill iii :1 (1.1de conlll-l
iinn P75“!!! :il in" ruiis "whost- hurl "l
Hi all or ”in passengers in tlir cur.§
lzosr-ntlml was ihr— luckiest escaping
with niifix' :. i‘vw bruises and cuts. lit;g
n-ns (lischnrz-Ml from the hospital and;
suit to .\'r-w York City to notify thl>
pun-his oi‘ tlic Illllll young men and
of tin mliirml men or the accident.
l'prm the request or Sheriff Perry,
Farsi was placed. under arrest by PA-
homey on the charge of
Hr. is. however. still lii
Slim-it! Perry said this
$3334. 1
tl'tllnlnn .l.
iii:iiis’:i'i:liiur.
flit" hospital,
morninc thnf‘thnre would not be any .
lio-ni'wt: in llll‘ caso pending the find.
in: m‘ l‘nroner Phelnn.
'l‘lmi lhr- car was going at a fast rate
soc-ml :lt Portrhester. N. Y.. an]
inn-led toward llrldgevofl was the“
ir'ctimmi‘: nfi‘erw! Sheriff Perry by :1
mm of mitnninhilisls who won: pass-
ed by the party on the road. but who
l'l'. 'l'll'J llio- gut-viii-
s!" "'i' :W‘lnr l! hannened.
r. l'
1
Other things indicate that the car
must haw- lit-on coin: at a. first rite of .
spced. The telegraph pole. some 34":
inches in diameter. was ptifliéd sever;
:ul inch-2%. to the cast from the three of,-
thr impact. The car. too. (”tumor-k3”
in tho ground. must have rolled over .
and over finally bringing up in me;
open lot some ninety feet from the:
pole. ' "
The machine in. > I 1921
Oakland. .11: man W»‘amk. "Then
body m1. ”3133mm W“!
metal. the.
in. it. home-fie new "Wk 1W
nuiubfii-QNfiSaiZ; {s 'T ’
QWW ' stifle policeuFOM—pro-
ducedio yearling: More license.
Although .mmewhat. Iheohcrent. lir-
statea that he had. thought that the
road where the accident happened was
straight and he had endeavored to
pass'between the telegranh pole and a
wooden fence. Instead. he sidecllpped
practically similar circumstances. The
curve in the road is considered one of
the most dangerous in this section and
of the accident’
’ U. .. . and g
Ithe Mummm stored
bids fair to our-rival "Mortuary" film.
.7 Coroner Photon >‘fll§:be-inWentpor
mach mm merit '
Owing toia postponement of» this;
week's lecture. at Bridgeport. Word.
is.” been sent mm Hartford to the;
Nomlk League-5.01 'VWomen Voters
that Wig: 1.90. wrould have vital
lecture pastponed. The second lec—
ture of the series therefore will be,
given on Thumday, Oct..'2(lth. instead:
of the 13th, as previously announced!
The subject 'w‘ill be: "The State Gov-
lemmeni; an S ’ Le islature
Medical~Examinerhvork8y d How Our g
Mrs. Kitchen will be the
speaker. , . 1
Those who had the pleasure of 11.93”" ‘
in: Hrs. Kitchen, .011 Thursday last.
know how clear and -entertaining«u.
speuk'ér she is, and how well in hand "
she has her subject. Those who were
not able to be present on that 0635
sion should not. miss the opportunity
of hearing her on the 2am. Her lilo-
sitlon an lexlslafive‘hecretan' 0f the ‘
Connecticut ”Woman Suffrage Associa-
tion. has‘f’given her an excellent op-‘
portunity to study the actual :work«
lugs-of the wheels of governmental
and to gather valuable in-
lights on the way our laws are made-
Her talk in enliven“! by many “mu” icross examination b J d Carlson
ing lucid ~ r- ~ y 11 SE 3 , ....... t:
ience. ems from he! 0“" exp? {22433688 said the shots came time , Men’s'flahogany smilioelmth rubber heels ' if: .
v y . . _ ",- ‘ , - ........ ‘. 3:
The A small: League or Women Philio Arnold testified that on Deal Shop at the Palace Baotou-y Where Your Dollar Does -. V
Voters cordially invites the puhlic to
Non-members. as well ‘13:
members. will be accorded a hearty
welcome. The lectures arr free to all
They Will he given at City Hall. at;
3:45. and again at 8 o'clock. :1
We carry a complete line
of W. L. Douglas
s: 0E8
Ear Men, Women and
Children .
.PIiQS althird lower than 1
. 271331; season ;
_ Keeler’s
Shoe Store
The Store that saves you money.
‘;
. .4... ‘
When in Need of Glasses ‘
We ask You to (‘l'llSlllCl' our;
store, our facilit'i ‘é‘ffil‘ 'tlie"Nicolle2
tion’of fine opti" :‘irork at mallet;
ate cost. ' . ~
THAnfijii}iirci=f
OIAWSL.W.
A. ’M. WOOSTER’,
ammo. 1.: «‘1‘. “W
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) HI Damn It. MW..¢”
HAVE You A
DOLLAR ‘2
Start a savings account
now while it is on your
mind,
The dollar has shrunk ‘
considerably since the. ‘1'
days before the war but
do not. forget that there is
‘a good-deal of spring to it
yet and that it is going to
get larger again.
By saving your dollars
now they will not only
will iv
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'son of finii’Bolmtte on trial charged
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._ L-We maintain a perfectly ha}?
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Minnmown. out. liar—Another
with thermurdor of Joseph.- Maryland
Jacob “Ball, was called b the state- , to-
day tottestify cgainfit .
was Rudolf, fourth son. and hisi-tesf
timony'merely had to'do with certain
alleged statements‘or. of his
tether concerning the ‘Bnll Randi-Tho
son had-sheen Atoctie wood choppers
bungalow with his father short},- ne-
tore the night of the fire.- and‘ his
fatherhad told him_ he testified. that
“he could never sell the property to
long as the Balls were alive.” .The
witness was not cross examined. He
had said beans 15 years old at the
time of the fire. ~
Edwin Schaler, who lived a quarter. 7
of a mile southwest of the Ball mace,
and who now lives in Cromwell. said
he remembered the fire. He retired
and many interesting side-way late and heard live or six shots;
not hear
in rapid succession. He did
' On
oi the tire until the next day.
10. 1915, he was aselectmn. He was
told of the fire and the next momma
l-n went in the mine. He said he found
Mr. and Mrs, Ball's bodies close by
“but had been
sons body was i the cellar. The
head of the man was towards the
north and that of the woman towards
me south. All the bodies were badly
cmrrerl. A revolver lay on ‘the ground.
The state altered a revolver in evi-
cence which the Witness identified as
the one he saw on the ground. Ar-
Poll‘lhgald the shells in it had exploded
0V e
shells near the bodv of Jose 11 Ball
The bodies were removed) to the
.zarage of the Witness
:day they and the next
were buried inthe cemeterv.
Mr. Arnold was uken in hand :5:
cross examination.
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AND FALL
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anced stock of Enion Suits
Medium -aml Heavy
” ‘ ' 7 - OF
HATS FOR WOMEN AND
doorway, and the ‘
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7 From $1.50 to $7.98
They are priced-puttivelyrfifty per cent lower than ,l t F
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THE PARIS—Chairs, « Suits and Milling .
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Hershfield Motor .
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Daily Service Between New York 8; Norwalk
' ' LOM; DISTANCE TRUCKING
All Kinds of Trans-
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Ten Large Tacks at Your Service for
earn other dollars, gains
' terest, but every dollaris
going to grow large .be—
cause 0‘ the increasing
purchasing power that it
m’fi‘hnvoas'priees become.
;.Llower. Prices have 1253‘? .
_. their. peak: .md'neverxwas
it urmmMe‘ to save as
it is now.
.Bememher that as the
dollars-.mw larger, they "
'-mnyvalso be harder to get. .
Now is the'time to start a "
' savings account ‘with '
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Automobile “fishing. Pol-4 2,
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Second-hand parts and tires to
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and how to .
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Flannel " Shirts—Sweaters 7‘
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Norwalk Chronicler