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MAN AND WIFE lNlltlSPl'l'Al.
iii-West Hoboken,
N. J. Couple ' on Way Home
From Bridgeport When Machine Smashes
Head-on Into Trolley Car on Hill
STAMFORD. Deo. 33.—~
Returning from a week-end ‘visit. with relatives in Bridge-
port, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trivellin of No. 618 Monastery Street,
West Hoboken, N. J..
few minut
b ut the face and body, which may prove fatal. .
a 0 del automobile going up theWest Mam
in a small closed mo
were rushed to the Stamford Hospital r.
as after 9 o'clock last night with severe laceratiOns
They were
Street Hill, when the machine which was being driven byMr.
- Triveilin crashed almost head on into a main line trolley car on
the Larchmoantamfox-d division.
The accident occurred near
the intersection of Spruce and Vi’cst Main Street. .
The trolley, No. 112, operated by John Tully of Port Chester,
1 was proceeding dow
n the hill at a moderate rate ofispecd when
7 the automobile operated by Trivellin came up the hill, apparently
, at a moderate rate of speed and
;’ trolley, demolishing the
, 'ing the controller loose.
' stanchion, a
crashed into the left end of the
dash, headlight, and fender and break-
As the controller broke away from 'ts
burst of flame issued from the hox,and firemen from .
the “fest End Station were called, extinguishing the fire with
, chemicals. before it did any great damage.
As the machine struck the front of
the trolley. the impact threw it to
one side. causing it to turn a com-
plete mmcrsault. The two occu-
pants were thrown to the pavement.
The injuries received by Mr. and
Mrs. Trlveliin apparently were re-
ceived when the machine struck the
.trolley. The theory was advanced
last night by the police. that it was
probable that Mrs. Trevallln, whose
acalp was badly torn, was thrown
through the windshield ot’tiie ma-
chine. which was completely shut-
tered. The automobile was a total
'M “ Wreck, the top being practically
:" ‘j torn from the chassis
_ Mr. and Mrs. Trevellin Worn rush-
, 1 ed to the hospital in the police am—
‘ L'bulance Which was in charge of De-
“ tccuve Sergeant George H. McCar-
thf and Officer \Vildam Tynes. Their
early hour this
, 9
" 1. though hope is held out for their
f , :recovory.
. :‘j The impact of the crash. tore one
:0! Mrs. Trevellin's shoes off, which
_- =~ was later picked up by Officer Tynes
:3). few feet from the scene oi the ac-
" . tcldcnt. Other clothing which was in
“the machine at the time. “as found
scattered about. a few feet from the
Declares He Had
STAMFORD. Doe. 22.—
With the accusing lingers of a
‘:number of witnesses pointing toward
:w’hlmas the murdu‘cr of Henry Redd.
fl'colored. of So. 215 Pacific Street.
”Who was shot through the hack fol.
Towing an argument which started
late Thanksgiving afternoon in the
pool-room conducted by \V’lliiam
j‘Wise at No. 73 Canal Street. \Villlam
3;"Carl" Wilson sat through a gruel-
Ejlnz three hour inquest Saturday
{that concluded the testimony gather-
,Eed by Coroner John J. Pheian. At
{the conclusion of the hearing the
icoroner'said he wouM issue a dc-
:klsion Tuesday afternoon.
:3: Wilson was not called upon to
'S'tmity betore the Coroner at the re-
,‘jfluest of his counsel. Attorney Charles
3. 'Wexler, and during the period 01'
film inquest moved impatiently about.
‘2"azlng out o! the window of the City
ourt room. but listening every min—
:pto while one of the most contradic~
3017 stories ever told before the Cor-
sa'oner in the local court was unfolded
3)? the witnesses of the shooting at-
"iirey.
if The most important links in clear—
vflnx up the mysterious events leading
, to the murder of Redd and the sud.
“on disappearance of one of the lm-
garlant figures in the case. were
”washed out at Saturday's hearing
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»,'pvhen Elijah “Highpockets” Wright.
:one of the colored men who was in-
yolved in the melee. gave his tasti-
imony berore the Coroner. Wright
V!" brought back from Philadelphia
' few days ago by Detective Sergelnt
george H. McCarthy and with his
iaturn to this city steps were imme-
ryilitely taken to gather all of the,
Wdence surrounding the case and
«diould it into such term that the
fine could quickly be disposed at.
ffibuldlt be proven that there was
"drlmlnal instigation in back of the
jfliootlng. '
* Q‘H‘lghpockets" was one of the first
tneseea called to take the stand.
turday morning when the inquest
ned. He took the stand upon
e advice or his counsel. Attorney
_ ur D. Austin. and stated that he ,
crash. together with the woman’s
pocketbook, which contained a. small
sum of money. ‘
The trolley car. crippled by the
impact was towed to the local baa-.5.
wherelt was ordered hold by Detec-
tive sergeant George, H. McCarthy.
who is in charge 0! the investiga-
tion,,untll the facts surrounding the .
accident can be fully cleared up.
Peter Clci, conductor on the trolley.
together with the motormzm. were
not held in connection with the case;
having been interviewed by Detec-
live Sergeant McCarthy ,and told
him what they knew regarding the
crash.
The motorman of the trolley car.
John 'l'ully. receive-d slight abrasions
about the legs as a result 0! the
crash.
The trolley car, which had a
Lumber oi“ passengers on at the
limo. was due at Atlantic Square at
9:05 p. m. None of the passengers
of the trolley. as {an as could be
learned last night, received injuries
as a result of the crush .although
they were shaken up by the crash.
Traffic on the main line was
tied up {or more than two hours as
a result of the accident.
WITNESSES SAY WILSON FIRED
SHOT THAT KILLED Jinn REDD
Coroner John J. Fhelan Listens to Elijah “High- 1
pockets” Wright Tell His Story —— Latter
Nothing 'to Do With
Shooting—Decision Tomorrow
up his hat. which he had dropped
near the entmnro to the pool room.
\\'hen he returned to the spot
where he dropped his hat "High-
pockcts" met. Wilson. who wu In
company with Edward Boone. n fro—
qutnicr of Wisc's establishment. He
asked where .ltedd and Townes had
gone and a few minutes later they
Came out of the pool room and both
of them high“ to harass him with
names. closing in on him. with the
apparent intentions or starting a
light.
As Redd and Townes neared
“llighpocku‘la.” he claimed. Redd
made a threatening motion toward
his hip. As he did ”lllghpocketl"
threw a brlck at Redd and started to
run down the street. As he turned
on his h cl Wright said that he
heard Wilson say "Don't. harm (but
boy." and as he threw the brick bl
Redd. the latter ducked. As he
started to run “Highpocketa” stated
that he heard shots tired. he did not
know now many. and he saw Wilson
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been in an argument with Ede , f
. Townes. one or those accused ,'
the shooting. while they were In ,
with a. gun in his, hand. 1 Townes.
.“Hia'bpoclreu” stated. bad a dam
in his band at the time of the abbot.
m. and held it in a menacing man-
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Terrace mtg! can he did not
know where he had drop?“ the
almr. which was later lound by
the police. but admitted owning it.
His wife stated that she dld not
or a dagger and it be had. she elated.
ab. probably would have know it.
one at the important witneues in
day. was Edward Boone 'et_No. 308
Pacific Street. , '
Boone stated that while passing I
colored club room on Wall Street.
familiarly known as Wesley Bill's.“
be new Wright in the place” This. he
claims. was about fifteen minutes be.
fore the-shooting occurred.
Ilia testimony fitted that - o!
Wright's to a. great extent. except
flail
some, boy
children's barber shop.
know that her husband owned! I cub,
the case. who was examined Saturo‘
that in chamber of incident: he
seemed to bo‘ Whit to W
events ll“ they tool: {lace and his
testimony was checked number or
times}! the Coroner who-fidum
tolellow the tech in the cis- la a
more thematbniauaeryu a loan"
in. m In the Minna. .,
Pacific Street. was the next In
«or; file stated than. was on his"
stomachs-tor; nebula-em
medicine and u be neared themed.
lion ‘0! Cone! lad mac Itro'olu‘ln
noticed people run downwards
Street. no rated the) be earl we
shot! but that he was me lo to no
grim and them. , . , . .
as r ram lo anointin- an
exam! ion of the na: of the
'l'baakniyju shooting and: which
resulted mine death ot'Redd. dune
that be thought be would be' abloieo
render a decision beta-e (:me
- George Smith. cornice.” or no.3“
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ritual-ire beimmlnod‘ by ureter;
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tunable yell-rd .
that the Court been!“ would be set
amsor ,
the coroner he been 2
by this the. - ‘
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”lo '50! You should heir ‘hlm
heating for his eolnr- button."—
7 made
' California Pelican.
The Valentine.- uses more than
0.000.000 tone of opener each year.
about 00 per beat 0! all miauhc-
tured la the world.
Here’s chance to get
splendid fur trimmed
coats for only $57.50
Some of the handsomest coats
of the season—suede .cloth and
I’lJ'l pile fabrics. I
Handsome silk linin gs—Deep
' some with wide
fur cuffs to match—others with
fur collars and
wide bands of
some with rich braided effects.
Tans and browns. navy and
black and in: blood. .
coats of every size ard plenty
of. the larger sizes to the largest.
Coats that women will delight to
own. Coats for gifts.
Coats that were intended to
be sold for much more than the
price they are marked today
$57.50. ‘
Barber; Bill to make
or girl happy '.
Msmwrw‘plaemam
Everydlildupto IZyuudagewhohuhiler
mefivwwwhfiufimuimh
day. Dec.‘22 to Saturday. Dec. 3i inclusive. Wilbe-
mahcbetwhnbwillbedepoetedmbosmtlude-
I“ boot. rear.
Starting Saturday.“ Open Evenings “'Till Ch. ism”
fur at bottom-—
41.18»;in
of
Nero“
‘ ‘Tlllfec Platters dusting
01'8“." p
. it the decision or:
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“The Road That Leads
to a Greater Norwalk"
memm'rumn'
”rouse.
SILK HOBIERY.
m1
.75c‘ $1.00, $1.50 $2.50
$1.65. sins 32.75950
.l'ONYX" “mantis";
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2,
't.’§_ .
Gift thoughts
from book section
‘Fancy box assortments
Christmas cards ~-- boxes
contain 12 to 18 cards —
engraved
boxes have lined envelopes
$25: to 81. box
Desk sets in antique gold
Or bronze $6.50 to 325. set
Book ends
bronze $5. to $12.
Gift stationery in fancy
boxes—all colors and sizes
and shapes $1. to $4.50
cards -— some
in . antique
Ital: floor. center.
Santa-am be here
Monday and Tuesday it
'rirht'mliyiand
He'll have plenty more
fo thoseballoon boquets to
give with at 50c purchase or
over.
talk to the children and let
them tell him just what
they want. Erin the chil-
dren to Toyian
Santa every day right up to
Christmas. Picnt
to please the little oiks.
He’ll take time to
and to
of toys
mam. roar.
Perfumes and
fancy boxed sets
Hudmts gift sets—Voilct Sec..Gardlnla Sweet Or-
chid. manners. Deuville, Plaza and Du Barry odors
Perfumes—Deanne Three Flowers. Narcisse, Llli
, ‘,Valle’y.‘Rose of dinanJassamla and Du Barry—3:
. TMwatet lg model's-— 81. b 03.50
Talcumln attractive boxes, Plan and Du Barry 0!.
powder 81.30
8%:me (Sardinia and Three Flow-
sl canpapt' 31.60 ~
Three Raymond: compacts $1.50 and 82-
D 113; beauty 1 box contains rouge, ‘ compact
powderfllip 3m. and eyebrow pencil $5.
m. low. M.
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Yuletide Sign?
Christmas! Is Right Before You! It: ti
of the year when hearts are stil‘re ‘
spirit of good feeling is boundless.
ed to serve even at this late day.
that men appreciate.
Suits
Overcoats
Hats and Caps
Umbrellas
Shirts »
Neckwear
Hosiery
Wool Vests
‘9 glad '
d and when 5
We are mu.
All the ggodt
SWCaiCrs
Bath R0505
ousccaats
Mufflers
Handkerchiefs
Toilet Sets
LadlCS Silk H050
Ladle: ['mhrcllas
TUXEDO Sl'lTS
$40.00 and 3-15.00
ROGERS and STEVENS
NORWALK sown \‘omvim
TWO STORES
m Jet/é Drug affairs;
70 Washington St. So. Norwalk, Ct,
Christmas Candy.
'0 you will find sci-nailing tor every-
iou'n. Candy dance.
body’s
9mm! little packages of Chocolate Animals. of
. Kid Pope. of Candy Karrie}. his: ugh {or
In
[In Christmas stocking.
Bountiful peck-gee of the highrs: gratis r'ndum
dAMCI'I best known (“Andy manu'ai't» man
'0:- nnm from thirty-mm: ccnu to Kim dumm-
‘J 2
Little Bits from the ‘7
East
W Dish of Sh.- u-vh: ! mm
A was!” wet-hm: 0' wk
A wonderi'ui assortment oi Geo .
lat-‘8. Almonds. Dem. an in
bloom: km 0’ in Faith 6*
IFillb-slosh‘,2le-$205°L
'Homemald” Assorted
Chocolates
The Paul, Package
Wed-Inhaled. Included “Cat
.5. Non”. Wuhan Taps. etc.
2% ”51'" 99c
Amtyle Chocolates
Fou- ddcdvely dnflaau’ package-
d‘ mi chocola- m om
andy nth; l- ea on.
$130, $1.25 “”4
$1.50 firm-4
A Box of Cigars
A suitable Christmas gift
Billie Burke
Chocolates
A baufilul package cosdmu' I
Vim mc'udm; mum
chrwyoenml Fer pen-J 80c
You well find here mm' at the well M. lied
established brands u "hrs in ac:
stocking condition. in. a great rant!
prices and at I sax-tar
r ll)! foiled!
We recommend panics} -'~
of our private ham“,
' ’ Clear Havana Cigars
In Boxes 0! 25
Ll noel Aromatic: El Solano is: Sizd
5‘ 1° 5i. $2.25 w $9.00 $3.00 to . Mt
Mild H van- Blcnd Cigars
7n Beau of 25
Flor de Murat in 4 ill
$2.2: (0 83-50
N- c- Se in 4 Sizes
$2 .25 no $3.50 ‘
Padova Invincible, 552.0"
Domestic Sumatra V’HfiF‘d “"73“
luBmsoIzs. lucid-“1W?- " H, W
fi'arl an W?" 1'“
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pmmmmai;sa lawman... _ maup 0“
my as ‘aawamaauirecwi colored - ' ~
~ . , . .1 , meals
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* * Ma amw can m; 1,.hw;:;:,.f,. -~ .0. u mm...
pool room conducted by William " "
M601 In 3313:
$1.25 to $2.83
Louis K. $12;
emment started over a matter -1 e,
,m cents. which Townes edited ' 'l
. bpoekeu" to loan him. Wright. ’
‘a ,: I,
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he had'ktroubls enough. ‘ , , 7 ' ’ e ' , . , _,
whommvolved lafibe.‘ ' , , _ , 7 IW hone
finl-on.‘¥o:ne:u:‘:d .- - , -~ ~
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: V The firfimk'l'gbgncm.ln.l::g:nd tins at su mi ,
. Pipe- end Smoket'e Accessories. . M Tu rid-h
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Boxes bmn
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