out.» moisture
to: ythsirpsflngfihlsfilten—
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WI: m M the mists
«we. build at Christ church
. awarded
*4 in we sol More Coleman
“awarded a prises! 3218!) in gold
mm M End Athletic Anocistion
“‘ evening at a meeting.
A St. Patrick‘s Day party will be
”I this evening under the auspices
Eh. Girls' Club of ‘the East avenue
E. church at the church. A num-
. "1,. expected_ to attend.
é—Cluett. Peabody & Co.. Inc. 80.
W manutacturers oi shirts and
ma climatic underwear have open-
;~ ill some soiling machines for
uni women who wish
work at good rates. 1
as: death ctr Mrs. Dominic Cane-
mists yesterday afternoon was the
«cause or consider-ans surprise to
;.any. who were unmrs that Mrs.
W hsd sutured a relapse after
“return to her home from the Nor-
wfiflspiul where she was operated
“on recently. The sympathy at all
ma to her surviving family in
min. or their mother.
I
’ The usual meeting of the Women's
mm of Christ church was held
My atternoon at the church.
We business was transacted.
, Tho schooner *Mary E. Cut! has
"but down harbor after being tied up
In the First district basin all winter.
She is tied up a little below the Ebr-
xis docks. and will efesr to? Long
«Hind for a orago of and shortly.
accuse oi the illness of some or
”members of the parish and also
a sue or the members 0! the can-
“3 team the report or the Every
Mr Canvass of the East avenue
1. .2 church. which. it‘ was expected.
VII to have been completed last eve-
' ring. has again been "held up. How-
ever it was‘stated this morning that
. the results so far would indicate that
Clio Canvas which was for the
rachurch budgets. was better than a
your ego.
A baseball team has been formed by
the East End Athletic Association.
which will use the Wicke lot as home
grounds this coming season. The
7. uniforms. which were recently pur-
" chased from the Sport Shop in New
Haven. are expected to arrive within
a week or so. and active practice will
m as soon as the weather prrmits.
A practice game will be played on the
Niche lot with Wilton on Sunday 11f—
ternoon. The best material of the
,. Did Mayflower team has been chosen
‘ to fill the ranks of the East End out-
‘fit and this team will supplant life
Iormer Mayflower team.
R0 WA YTON
' Ili- Lillian Hamilton is ill at her
home on McKinley place.
The filers of Um Iinwnylon Drum
MIDI will mo-x-t this, l'Vt'l‘llng at 1h“
—:home of James A. Htutt. for rehears-
A special melting of the Howl-yum
"Free Library ASHOPlJilUll will he hrlil
ithis evening to (malaiilvl' 11w sult- or the
ibrary lot.
-Cluett. T’mflmdy R. Co. Inc. So.
,mOIwalk. manufzu‘hlrr'rs of shirts and
'men’s athletic Ulldl‘r\\'i'il[' have Open.
1133‘ on power sorting machines for
steady .
-thv M
elation ot Roi-coon Heidi!!! gave snub
tom! dim-g last evening in': the
Norman Miami-choose. This“
thefirst
: sud was wowed by thwe
who attended. Conrnd Wiener
chairman at the cm whtb;
the entertainment committee which
amsir cousin of Francislacsoh. chair-
E. G. Evans. Mrs. Francis Haughney
and A. s. Butcllfie. The com
made arrangements with the Connec-
ticut company to have a mecial bus
tocorryback to Stamfordthosewho
attended from that place.
NICOLA FALCON‘E
SLASHED’WITH A
BANANA KNIFE
(Continued from Page One.)
F‘laherty was sent down. as the affair
took place out ot the police district.
A search of the woods. railroad
tracks and Rmyton took place for
two hours for Batiste. but the latter
found up until noon today.
Falcone was attended by Dr. V. V.
Clausl. who took four stitches in the
wound. The knife with which the as-
sault was committed had a curved
blade and the edge just missed sever.
ing the Juglar vein.
, Upstairs in the home of .Rai'laeie
Dimeglio. a wake was being held. one
of the children of the family having-
died. Braisle. it is mid. had attended
the wake and becoming somewhat de-
pressed had resorted to drink.
Under the influence of liquor. he
became enraged over the long stand;
ing difference between Falcons and
himself and went out into the Fal-
cone yard across the street. Falcons
came to the yard when he was sum
moned.
those windows out. and not I. al-
though we were together-J} Falcons
replied. “I did not. you shot them out.”
"I ll kill 1011. I'll blow your brains
out. " Braisle is said to have retorted
Falcone becoming frightened and tear-
”he;
mmlmmuvenwtkf
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was responsible for tho-success of the . .
man. assisted by Mrs. Wegner. Mrs. ‘
had tied and no trace of him had beeol
Braisle said "You know you shot rrun. with Braids utter
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him.
stumbled and tell. and Brslsie stoop-
ing owes/him slashed his neck. .
Bram as he rancfnom fight
looking backwards and this caused
people who saw him to run to invedl—
gate. One or. Falcone's children coll—
The S
90 Washington St,
3:); mm 'Wosmt the rsdiophone
supply. ,
L , '.
log that Braille 186‘ runs. started to ed“ up the Dance. ‘
South NorWalkv-g
Theincldent. over which the two ‘
men h’sd had words. occurred about
five years ago. when the‘two were to-
gether.one New Year's night. Shots
were tired at the home of Pawns. tour
at the windows being broken. and
each: man accused the other at havinl
nmd the shots. This led to bitter
a.“
“flammable-est.
it will
my and the {allowing 1:
comm was chosen! Mrs.
army-y. Mrs. Robert F 3%!
Mind. 11.133011:qu Thisciosed
After the meeting- Mrs. W‘s;
Mrs. McBride entertained with several
weal sefiectiouh which were neutral!
:9 acetic: thirteen years. Show o:
wishes at the Norwalk chapter in a
_ any.
floods)? attemoofi. March 20th from
w code which told how the. line:
"etc arranged on specch occa-
and“. said that the code would be
sold. thit this was her farewell visit
f Wk. inssauéh as shewsrto»
relishiflom her present- omce at the.
endfithematterhsving held the
. recent trip to France and des-
in particular tli'é mm to!
“mm which is being gotten out
y the G A.’ R.
Hts; Way fave Mrs. Buei the best
est mmpriate manner. It is ex-
atoll tint Mrs. Buel will be the next
Wdent general (it the D. A. R
w——-—
Ms. William H. Orchard
Harriett Isabella. Show Orchard
We: the late mums Henry Or-
mm. died at her home. Noroton to—
mm funeral will be held on
tie into home at 2. 30 o clock.
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reiults try a Sentinel
‘mm ma
7% mills from one to
3381‘ “be?" the ground level. iour
.2
BRUNEN'S sun-:11.
RIVERSIDE. N. 1.. Mann 3-
The hours o!- Freeholders of Burling.
ton County Vin be asked todax
l')\'
,Prosecutos' Kelsey to ofler a: rmam
W apmhension o: the slayrr 0.
301111 T. Bronco. circus prom, .0,
who VII shot and killed in his hemp
lost Fri-hr nisi‘ht- Kelsey said he W...
considering halting Governor 11¢
words wrote!- a. state reward umps.
ihe slayer is soon captured.
About thirty detectives are work-4v.b
on the case. Scores of cln s 1
been investigited. but thex have 1;;
t0110thmfl unzip 1e, ll, was K'iiltji
Carl Ward. a hallyhoo man. 1mm...“
employed in the circus owned by 13m;
hen. who was questioned last nigh.
by County Detective Ellis Parka. “74-.
unable to throw any light on we
Parker said?
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INSPECTS TURKISH ARMY.
CONSPAN'TINOPLE, March 17‘_
Mustanha Kemai‘Pasl-la has «low
Angora t0 the general hoariqnurh‘ 4‘5 r.-
the Turkish Nationalist Army mm m]:
inspect the Turkish advance divisions.
preparatory to the coming on. mr .
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Grand Opening
SATURDAY,
MARCH 18
Wis and womvn who “ish steady
work at good rates. 4 I i
It is reported that tho Tokens-kc
Inn will be opened under new man-
»agement this season. Mrs. Garrett;
.mith taking over the property. The
Innhas been managed in time by
Mrs. Dameron. .
,The monthly mreting of the How-
yton Civic Association will he held
onday evening in the ltowayton
. company. At this time further
_ - rt. concerning the post office sit-
motion will he re ad. It is requested
~ there be a. large attendance.
iAiRIEN& NOROTON
4 8t. Pealck's pihochlc party ~will
«given under the auspices of the
cunt People's Society of Noroton
d_ Noroton Heights this evening in
- club rooms of the society Miss
Aimed Whitelaw is chairman for
~ W011.
Dudley Tying Upjohn. of .The Bow—
Afl Night Mission. of'New York.
the speaker last evening at the
1:3 02 the Men’s Guild of St.
- -‘s church. During the evening
‘Upjohn told of his experience in
.mission work in New York.
joint recital will be given this
- g by Miss Theresa. Hoyt,
o and Berrian Shutes. organist
the Stamford Congregational
h at the Hillside School Auditor—
. Nor-walk. Automobile parties
on made up to attend the reel»
— mitt”
usiness meeting or the Congre-
church will be held Sundiy
following the service. Matters
nee concerning the w‘elfare
«phin‘ch will be transacted. I
Wm 21. Krebs will spend the
J): .‘New York city withl
“ V I l
.1 ‘ 8-.leth Howard of
M entertained last even-
fi.«Patrick's social at her
C Miss Alice‘
ushman Mrs
Edibrey, 11' LR
Special Sale
100 Latest Easter Models at $5
“*r— .
Sad everywhere from $10 to $15
(all colors)
98(: to $1. 49
50 Collegian Sport Hats § -, :4
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Dresses $9.98 to $14.98 ; e
Worth $22.50 to $307
Coats, Tweeds and Herringbone
5 $10 to $ 15
Everywhere $25 to $39
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