' "they: lipid inII Fasten-
f‘in session yesterday morning, Juror
Frank 8. Bates, of Ridgdfleld whoa:-
the Lockwood will I-. use last Thursday.
was on hand and ready to take his
, ._ piece in the My box. As all the oil]-
the trial was leslunetl.
In this one, there will be
proceedings and keep Judge Wheeler
busy
Miss Ada M. Lockwood one of the
ill! sistels in the Lockwood fanIllI
IV on the witneus $3?“ alllIlIe morn:
Z‘I’qI the line undpr '
m:
2 tuft Inf bulge Light' a quec- 5,,
tie» the jury, had an opportunity to
learn of the Ielatlom of a well to do I
. family toward Inch other, and how
thptzt gully item the home going
True Yank“ Thrift.
A true story of Yunltee Ihliit was
mm the witness who was I
W 10.000Itn hen onln right. .
magi}. hhiI‘ her motheI.
ditty fill?
bound the Mode ..
has? on the We lions did not suit ;
$3150.00 mule, did the
‘ ii to ,_
w
.:A d ecu ins. .
‘ this ’
.Brli
t:1th the mother was,
uifigzpaz‘b: did not like
(1157 than did they ‘
one. The younger -
win the eimnstmn at. all.
st reluu!
w
fiQi'ViCe _ 3
Homarothcr Sided With claim.
in: reply to questions Miss AIIII l0~id I
Homer. j
hejuly law .I hII brother
clinic to side with the younger slum-S.
llmiiy and Nice. I
‘I :l'Mm Homer that Alien had made a
Mull. in lot or of Homers children but ,
slit! loan-Ind it front Allct. .
«JtIde-I M in begun to mil: about
”‘68-: Winnings jigs) find .Ino 0th
.“I Hlfilt'lb.
Mrs. flpytuus about 53 and she Was
the oldest sisal. ' Mrs. Green was
album ton vcars youngvr‘
1 “ Separated From Hulband.
The witness wits asu'cd about her re
lutlbii’s :I‘I’ith hizr Older sister.‘
,wus disc auki-Id whether Mrs. Green
9.9 not III one time separated from .
ltdr husband. She did not want to uni
duet but pushy Admitted III-II ll wad
Judson warned Judge
Light that if e went into that the Ito-I
philufits won show how Miss Alice
illicit-id Ired End initde trouble. , "
Itf‘hlr did not bother Judge Light
“client on asking until be secured on
admission from the witness. Mlss’
Add adniittod that she and Alice. and
Emily got along, together about as
It ell as anybody ._ ,
. 1 :3 “Had Their Way.
1:on She insisted that Alice and
My hadIr-ihelruwny.wlth their moih- ,
or: much more than so» did. IShe. was .
,, «but! to me. specific instances In re-
“wiring: tip Questions she wus interrupt- -
9(1de or twice by Judge Light and
In): counsel objected. Judge Wheeler
Met-nod sludge Light to be cmeful and
allow ”he witness to much her re-
“Attorney
A few minutes later Judge Light in-
turmptod again and this led to an in .
Mime» of pleasantlles between the
counsel. State’s Attor'ney Fc‘csenden
Mal-it " tI iudgc Light was at it:
8 ‘4 ‘3H‘ I? ."n «1'
“an k I do not intend to do it,”
dJuIlgelni I}; fit I
III:- How ell Imfpitedc
I “Yes," nuld @
paved with odlnt tlonui"
.‘IUWell, you filo“ Iume aboui that.
ace than i do" was the retort, and
I; (is enoncd nllltle l gh h .
'A . Itle I'IIisteengI
91ml [git/WM ”Enumé'gmjhfl Mist: Add-legit
.I at about we worn when they:
are at. home. She did most of the
or]: in the kitchen. .Mlss Allee slept
;' ith their»? by Md inept: with
or mo E‘s.“ ”age", .was' ”ten years
I Took Care of Mother.
”a? genidI she and her mother
id‘fillw ivwvilsiiliig bittil the mothop'
. me ill. when t-hcy hired help. The
l aqqmlttod that; Miss Allco‘ also
id Pit- about the house and took‘
tire of her mother :1 great deal. But
lie. was away and then the witness
core of her mother.
lit-III IIIso III-lam in the
.crk. but not so much as‘ the others.
‘ ' looked after the flowers about
Igurden. but a great deal of her
9 was in. II up with church work.
" - “3:1“ that besides hgr own
‘ iii lt‘iiche’mmnd about the
.2 the also looked alter. the mind”
but kept cows. _. ‘III
’ N‘ttied by Question. . , ,
flopiying to questionu Abbot do“!
to drive with their mother, Miss
-. : both Al (I, and Emily
,, taut ’Itoo
W Merl Alice
I ‘. In... to were. I
If tell.‘ she snapped.
-', go riding
up wanted to. but she did
“mommy him to look}
‘II‘I
dill is W235.
’Wuéi‘t ib'é Civil” Superiorconrt came
meetMill-eu held up out trial at q
”WWII”. all hand with counsel-
. IAN/Hit "til the previous sessions so I
frequent 1
tilt: between counsel to enliven the!
who .
She. ,'
with bed answers I..'
would .lmk AppealinglI first ,I.
_f‘rtp it urt Ititd fillet: to her counsel .3
from replying. Ont‘Ie when I.
_ s ,hsktd hbout going to church I
9]! John: dou'n. She thought counsel I ‘
hug dpiibis about her desire to attend .
Shodld not lenrn ‘
She h‘eniinted o. '
little In reply but finally said that .
She, .
II. robipudeu. hill hell .1
‘ sift: was as
brothers.
”I." find until that
children;
not email I
“rind vicmitu than aIIII other store III the foul
,III
Shut the people of this clip and viciuiill
the credit rather than the merchandise
because then endeavored to gel as much as pos Isible fOI what then sold. but strived to sell as cheaplu as then could.
followed on these lines handle our success.
good even) reasonable complaint.
store.
on disp‘luus are new at their bed, complete with everutllmg that is Ieullu new in line wearing apparel for men. women Imd
A cordial invitation is extended to all to inspect out various departments ‘ ,
our ‘sustem is being recognized bu icveiubodu and it just proves that we are doing therefor the people of The NOIw-lllk‘s
Not oulu do we sell goods as low and III maul] instances l0wer than can be
bencbi elseWheIe. but we allow lieu a charge account which puts win on a level with the more fortunate ones—mill people
who have blend: of pump and still have their purchases charged III the large department stores throuclloui lilo counlru be0aIISe
ih'cll find it more convenient and makes them feel that then enjou a certain prestige which their less fortunate nelubbors do
I ‘ . ,‘l Iugii.5;.-1A§£I.i3o,l.,.. WK“
best and largest assortment in The Nowvalks. and sure to
find here what uou don’t find anywhere else.
. “fill" I9‘I to” .l
i’ IVI.‘ 9A,.” II
e:d "'Didnt you refuse to
so to chili-c With your mother?"
Didn'tI. Hausa to Go to Church.
‘Of course not" she said. ”of
course I went to church " and then
Miss. Lockwood began to cr.y She
thoudht Judge Light had doubts about
her desire to go to church Judge
Light explained that. he only wanted
to find out the family relu ons. ,
After the witness had ieted down
slid Wits asked at some enztit about
how often she visited her sisters. and
She could not remember
much about it. Her brother Stanley
never came to take her out riding of-
or he left Mme why should he, he
had shame of his own. Irving took her
out riding before he left. She could not
tell whether it was for business or
pleasure She could not. recall any pre-
sent that was glvon her by either
Stanley In" 'l’rvlng
IW...
'1‘ remove II. cough you must get at
t‘uw d» WhichI Icausos the cough.
elude nothing so good for this as
m? fidy" Laxative Cough Syrup '11:
Mid relief that is most quicld
éffectiIIe, that stills and qulets the
con and drives out the cold. Sold
9 Glitter Phonon and The
Phni'hth 'iI .
FlNID FOR lLLEGAL LIQUOR BEL}.
III‘I hwi/lw‘iiI-LiN G.
IBOU’I'HINGTON, March 21.--ln the
toting: George Goluck wall
dud hninv Wnunor and
nlnn 5150 each for illegal ii
' N. Y., writes:
«~39 -3| WeSt Washington Street, ‘iouth Norwalk
JOHN W. GREEN VERY iLL.
Hat Manufacturer’s Condition Regard
ed Today as Critical.
1‘ he. condition of John W. Gran II who
is ill of pneumonia at his home on
Deer all] avenue Dunbul‘y is I‘IIIgIIIIled
this afternoon as being crI.ltiI:Il DI
Blumcr, of Yale university. one. of the
lending specialists‘of the suite, came
to this city this morning to net. in
consultatiOn withMr. Green‘s physi-
cian. The patient has double. pneumo-
nia. and while he has. a fighting chance
for life the physicians regard the. odds
as Iery much against him.
Mr. Green returned a few days 1930
from u several week’s sojourn in Flo
ridu.
G. B BURNHAM TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEA AHB .
G. B. Burnham, of Carlisle Center.
"About four years ago
I wrote ytIu stating that i had been on
tirely cured of a severe _ltldney troubh
by tit-king less thou two bottles ol
Foley 3 Kidney Cure it entirely
stopped the MGR dust sediment, and
pain and syflW’lflAM kidney diseast
diaspp eumd. ":Il Matti tied to say that i
have ”neg: land)? going} :i unyinoi
‘ ‘I one dy ii in 3 our t‘i
. ”Jude It?!
£9. it! l mu evident];
cure to d“: om rind hcsrtil‘y no:
amour: litidney Cure to on:
one indict-l l‘ Win kidney or bladdoIlt
IIIIIIIIIII'Iu ' midtown Drug Store im'
Pluliidl‘ a Witty -
pollinliutcs III the not of III! cIIl.
CHANGE IN ‘l'ROUT SEASON.
W I
to July 15.
HARTM‘ORD March 21»’i"lout fish:
Ermen who ultendcd" "inesdhy's lIe‘nI~
the trout season and there With a gon-
erul t‘lliltll'tit‘llltllli. oi" changing the law
15 to July 16,
July I.
ILitclIilIld II..I,IIIIIIII whtie good fishing
begins later than elsewhere. and DH}
leleIi loI making the season in that
county MIIII, June dud July. »
:Flanlt CI. Rarities of Flynloutll, and
Donuld '1‘. Warner, of Sallshuly op-
posed it, Mr. Warner. shying that April
1.: would be better than April 1 Fish.
i‘ommlusionor Mathewson expressed
himself IIIIulnIlt hnvlng diffelunt lion-
snns for dil'feIent counties, but [)0 mon-
IIlly he would not object to having
April l5 the opening time all over the
stuie. lie. wouldn‘t 0lech to extend
that the lunch lutoJIIiy’uII .I I. .. III
A change in the law Ielutlng lo the
size of trout io‘bs he I awnp advocuted,i
but it committee tliiil mum-I
favor that the luv {fivgtut nilytg’bt‘l
chicken but so that? sdcti wollid
lend: “'l‘rout loss than six inches in
sill shall not. be . limit!
"Iii when, iIbII ,
mill 1 ho rollin§doutiwb
when“ taken" omlnliiiilonel ii‘iti'tth
Wiitll'l will that irpul. "on lit.‘ IIIIIIdIod
' Iinoro then any other fish without in-
Proposal to Make It From April 15.
loss before the committee on fisheries
and gainc‘dlsctlssed tho law'relnliug to‘
so as to make the season from April,
instead of Auril tgto‘
The bill that led III this wus‘.
aimed ill remedying the conditionniiu'
‘IgtafI J
I) ””I‘ c“
jury Imd that. It trout. will llveIif so
hooked that it does not. bleed
A bill providing that. no person shall
I be provided with trout or trout spawn
fm stocking waters owned or leased
by him unless he first agrees in writ-
ing that such waters shall be open to
tho publchto fish in found general en-
dorsement and no opposition, but com-
hilltop IncmbI-I‘Is expressed the ballet
tilnt the opening at the strain should
not.» be nlntio perpetua-L but for It icnu
oi Icnls. A suggestion that the brook
might in closed again by the owner
on pnvmcnl to the slate of the expend
cs involved in the stochipg of it did
CIl‘IJIS.....-~ «
llllt itinll ”in lliti illluys llolIglIi
Burn the: ' .
‘ Signptnri- of
fl...“
THE Cl-illJiREl‘I‘UI‘IL 0U“.
iii TE}; dhlldron' Is ”our wit be held on
u try Mar
Evie :ssldlfl‘lbly figimll i 113
Inc ole (‘ i'ntuien n‘ to: l
. ., us:
93,301 ‘ 3 III-I slim-III IwII. III
III «”31: 2% III Ié‘nsl
imply in the. ”blunt II of tho fibiiili
Norwnlk lib; IIrI fIII' mliuiuuion I'IIII.,lII
I‘l lilo combo: it: been»: only limited.
union's Busl
I
‘I. 15?”; 5
991210 o'clock in‘
‘ -..'I
41 l
”Kfifl‘} luv/'9‘”.
”ll.” "W,
new
. t
Y‘bll often hear our would- be competitors speak discouraginclu of our charge sustem—lllai seems but natural to us~—_uou
certaiulu do but expect to hear them luI Id and advertise our business lo their own detriment!
tell uou that We are interested In ten large department stores. and that we bull cheaper than then do and therefore Can also Sell
as cheap abd cheaper than they do
Built for Em? windy Who Finds ll More bmuuliml lII Pall I'l little at a Tum, ,w
Nothing but the courage bum of commerce III our plans could induce us to found I business based on credltmc Without
Before we started credit fifteen uears ago in the cllu or Bndueport there wefea
few lnSllmlficanI credit bousés hidden in buwzius with onlu such stocks as one would buu from necessuuwstores that sold
We deleunmed lo take our place amouc these modem merchants who succeeded IIOI
We pulled eveIu liabSactio'n made here by a willingness to rectifu and make
We want uou to come In and see our stucks whether uou ma‘k‘e am: purchases or not. ,
if llou prefer pacing cash for what uou him we guarantee the puces as le usIIlhe same goods purchased in mm other reliable
One thing Ilou man be sure of that we calm the
‘ READY To
CLUBS AND LICENSES.
Bill Providing for a License Cost-
ing $100
HARTFORD, March 21.—-—House bill,
No.18i providing that. the dispensing
of liqums by clubs shall be prohibited
and that clubs may be licensed to dis
pense liquor to members upon pay-
ment, of $100. was discussed before the
Excise committee Tuesday. Its prin-
cipal supporter was George B. Tllayel,
prosecuting agent for Hartford. He
explained that the bill was not chiefly“
aimed Int clubs of the better class, oi:
which he cited ten in this city which
'alreudy pay the United States revenue
tax and consider themselves law abld
ing. it was the intention to hit a. cer-
tain class of club; which in his opin-
ion ure organized mainly for‘tlie pur-
pose of selling liquor on Sundays and
at other unlawful times. He. thought
that. such It. law would put these lab-
icr out of business, and would be no
cupecial hardship to the legitimate
clubII.
wele M. E 0‘ Ellen, of Bridteport‘ and
11m. Duane N. mum of Hartford. B.
M. Holden of this city N. W. chin all.
of New Haven and others appe rod
ugulnci the bill, their principal argu-
ment being that. it would be danger
oils to make legitinlnte the form of
liquor boiling now practiced
ChI-
iii)
in
Jim only olhur bills but down for II
These little: potatoes do but
it license applications,
OtheII-I who spoke for the bill ., W
by the pita
u! i l l i ‘ ‘
a‘i'lrlgfil iii . $§Iflfi§oglubz
Illl
We
WE R GOOD}?
providing that
they must reside or do business or own
pIoperty within a radius of 2.000 ten;
}of the place where liquor is to be sold.
This woo supported by practically tho
, some persons as the other, and its op-
ponent was N W. Kendall.
oEAI-INEss CANNOT as cungo
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of tho ciII.
There is only one way to l‘i‘lllc dotti-
ness and that in by constitutional relu-
edles. Deafness is caused by an in
flamed condlti II. of tile mucous tniut.
of the Eustaclian 'l‘ubo. When this
tube is iniiam‘ed you have n rt‘imbllug
sound or imperfect hearing ‘IInIl
when.it is entirely cios‘ed. Deafness
is the result, and unless the hills , a-
tlon can be taken put 8
restored to its would, 0 do tl9
III:
in will be destr” p64,, ,je’ve "nine
cases out of ten , edl 911C11-
tarrh which iii, not litItiil, iIIiIam-
ed condition ill Jli. this“ ‘Iiurtilces
0 will .3 9f Dollars
defiantly; “th “a?" 9&9?” timid: d by
cu m: a.
liiall's Cater; ",9 find for circu-
lars, free " '”
‘13,)be Hg m9. &7 CQI, Toledo,0
($39}: not Iii“. mu Ibi- cons"
III-.w .IirI
Mammal} IIOIIIIIIIIWIII .Ilm
Iipooditl or i l have IQII pulled! 'i‘llo
Anlutour (Shudder nit. till It'd h'i‘t‘iilt
ins-mine which ruduluwl murkml utlou- Idowtultlom told you can ital/II III puuh
itiuu III-II; two wutcr‘nlng .Ilguoru of ad wrath},
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