11111.4
3‘1». ,
LComm
Ask Us About 1 ,,
IINIP NSII INN 1 w M
Iiillnlc ; .
Taylor 81 Golden
NORWALK TRUBT CO.
BUILDING.
VII TELEPHONE 1230.
I P "" WKBHINGTON STREET.
to 01111 dollar or more.
1 BOX 01 .
moo Stove Polish
with ovary 'purchaoc of groceries. except sugar and flour,
This is the new polish 111111 ubinoo th1.1 stove '
and pollution the nickel at the Home “1110.
1.1111111111111111
1
Butter.
odor proof, sanitii'ry package.
0111' butter is delicious, reaches your table in parchment wrapped,
35c lb
The finest York state park.
CORN cut to 81: can
Really worth 121: can,
Eggs
Best Selected
360
W? Hell 1111 obs 11 special window dis
play on Ladies' Coats at $12.91”),
—~C.anes and umbrellas.
L -__-._-_.-
"11111‘1 Salvation Army will hold ser-
O‘lli'icn's.
1
PURE
Lard Sugar
Granulated
25- lbg Sack
6“ $1.12
lb
rvioe in the Broad River Chapel. this
evening.
‘Jury warrants were issued yester-
day afternoon in the case of Kathen
the A. Illayes versus Thomas J. Keogh,
rwhich comes up for hearing next Tues-
Special Sale Flour
Our Best Family Flour hag 70c;
bbl. $5.50
bbl. $6.00
bbl. $6.25
bag 75c;
bag 78c;
dev. «
' . m.-.- Gold Medal Flour
The annual meeting of the South I 1
Norwalk Congregational Church, sche- JOHBS superlatlve
duled to be held, last evening. was
postponed until Thursday evening, ARMOUR'S
February 5th. because of (1111 absence PORK AND BEANS
of a quorum. 10c SIZE.
3 cans for 200
The members of the Norwalk Boat
Club hold their regular bi-monthl)’
meeting tonight. The committee or-
ranging for the bouts to take place at 1 CAN CORN
the boxing exhibition, on February 0. 1 CAN PEAS
will announce the progress that has
been made. Other routine matters will
1 CAN TOMATOES
Special Vegetable Combination
3 for 251'.
be taken up and acted upon.
California Prunes, small, So ib., lg. 12c lb
The executive committee 0f the
State Police AssoCiatiori met yesterday
at 3:30, in Chief of Police Brennan's
25111111. in Starriiord."'l‘he committee ls
10 Stamps Free with the Following
‘ . 2 SALT MACKEREL, EACH ........ .. ...... .71:
t° ”“85 0" 50m“ “I.“ 1111- “mm,” 1 CAN MOLASSES ............. . .................... . ........ 10c
claims and other routine business will
be transacted. 1 BOT. HOLBROOK‘S SAUCE... ............................. 23c
_____.. "1 BOT. ONION SALAD ....................................... 10c
Nineteen residents of Milford have 2 ROLLS TOILET PAPER, EACH . ........................ 5c
39‘" 5‘ WIIIIO“ ‘0 “ll" NI’IIC “mm“ 1 PKG. PREM. ROLLED OATS ................................. 12c
commission, asking that the number
of poles on Bridgeport avenue. on .
the “Boston Post road," encoded, in Extra. Stamps WIth Good Teas
that town, be lessened. A hearing,
has been set on the petition by theI and coffees
icgnnuliilloluyaEHtlISIrltlifiix‘mnIho (up. 10 STAMPS FREE WITH 1 LB. COFFEE ...... . ............... 251:
,.1 1'..1. 1.11. .
.____.-.... 15 STAMPS FREE WITH 1 LB. COFFEE ...................... 30c
Fix-Selectman James A. llrown. who 20 STAIVIPS FREE WITH 1 L8. COFFEE ....................... 351:
is in charge of the 111111111111111't11r11 111' 30 STAMPS FREE WITH 1 LB. TEA lllllllll . .............. 401:
the Board oll'ICibarity Corninissioiizrs in 40 STAMPS FREE WITH 1 LB. TEA ___________ . ........... 5°C
-1- , . 1 .‘i .1.. ,0 _
mm m lla ' 5 11111111 a “I" A m um 60 STAMPS FREE WITH 1 LB. TEA .......................... 60c
Nirella. ilc left it in the office curly lnI
the week, and when he needed the:
article it, could not be lot'aiwi. H11 is
hopeful that. if HOHIU houoat pt'lholl
took the 11111l11'11ila by 11111111111.-
will i111 returned. I
—-—-—- I
—--~Sn;1.ppy Kelly's at (I'ilrlou‘s, ;
1
I
I W
Tel 371
East IndiaTea Co
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
125 Washington Street
'i‘in-111-1'11111l11nnuul mention of the
I Cracked Cylinders, Burst Rad-
Iators and Ruined Water Jack-
eted Carburetors costly
home to replace or repair—~51)
are
‘Iwhy take chances with an un-
1'9111111111-1 "antl-l‘rcezing (:11 mix:
ftul'o when your cur could be
kept in this warm, roomy, mod
crn garage for such a moderate
rate ‘2
p
You'll receive the best of gil-
rune service here—«ask the mun
who keeps his car in our garage
about us. '
llates gladly named on
quest.
W. A. Hanford
Garage”
FC‘
. ("IE LUNILN NIIFII
HELL} Up i 110111
(Continued from firs.1 11512111,)
I escaped with about ‘L"lti. ’11:'1 cf the
‘robbera, who worked without monks.
Icaused tho conductor. hrnlv 111111, 1111.:
porters to stand, hands up, .1'111111 11:.
other two went through the 111-:11i11'2.
I and took the valuables of the alcopiur.
passengers. ‘All 111‘ the cont-hes
I cant one were sleepers.
The passengers weromot compelled
to leave their berths, the robbers
nr'eachlng in, hauling out clothing: and
I gripe, searching them 11111! moving: 1:11.
_ Th?) whole affair was wori-Lt-d so
aniootbly 111111 with so little 1'1111i11siou.
I that the engine crew know nothing or.
Ithe holdup until alter it had been 111:-
I compllshcd.
I Although the robber-1 wore no 11111113111,
,it‘ is said a very poor description 111
I them was obtuinud. ’l‘bc voucher. were
I dimly lighted.
Later Story from Chicago.
I ("l.2(.‘r\1.!t.l..11111. 2:. With Ih1~11ssirt
Iunco of two rolmtunt. 1.1111 badly sour
,ed portcra, 11 111111}. bandit. hobl up 1"(1111
passengers on the roar slnept'r of Ibo
I'Michignu Central passenger train dun
,hcro from 'Detroit this morning. It
. was a eerie-comic. affair, which netted
the bandit something under $300.
{ The robber entered the train at
: Jackson, Mich, and left it about fifteen
I minutes later when 1. outs 'I‘l111111b11,1111~
Iot‘ the porters. signalled tor the 11.111111-
goncy brakes
T. Meritts, porter oftl1et11r,at1acl1~
Hi
(3X1
ed, was first. to View tho robber r. who
pointed a pistol at him and handed
Repetti
ASSORTED
CHO COLATES
401: 801:, $1.00 and $2 00 Boxes.
SWISS STYLE
MILK CHOCOLATE
ASSORTED NUTS
25c and 501: Boxes.
RIGGERMAN
I 1105., 64 North Main 51.
Daily and Sunday Paper.
him a hug.
"Here." said the intruder, who was
dressed in a black and white (-11111'11
stilt, and wore a. cap pulled down over
his eyes, you go ahead and wake the
pdssengers. 'l‘cll ’om there‘s n robin-r
wants their money. No monkey l)l/.',
-l have got three or four pain with
me."
Mr. Murills took the hagwor' but.
he is not sure which. but thinks ‘1:
was a bag-nud shookt the occupants
of the first berth her come to. "l‘dxoust
me, sir,"s11l1l tho 1111111112 ‘but there's
11 man here says give him your mon-
ey."
“Aw, shut up. quit your kidding and
let me sleep." came, the angry reply
from the berth,
“Tell him 1'111 11 real robber with a
gun." interposed the bandit. who poked
Horse Blankets
Auto Robes etc.‘
AT
IGeorge W. Wardwel
I 52 South Main Street
Let us repair and paint your me
all for one «price, guaranteed;
(Heat 11 sorarc toot.
I.E R.Bradley &Co.
I GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
:I"onn«.111ti1'ut association opposed to Wt)»; ......._. . . .. ......_. .
1111111 .1- rilli'i'l‘ugb is to I111 11th in I.ow1~r
Unity bull in llarll‘ord, on ’l‘11111'.1111,\‘.
.l'1111111r3'
.\ii'. and Mrs. John l‘1-I11raon. of Cedar
11"
-1, :11 3'31) o'1'Io1'l, for Ili1»piii'»‘_.,,r,.,,,_
pow 111 111l11pill11{ 1'1 11ou~ilhutton 11111! ,
bylaws, and 11l111'li11,: officers and :1' Today i11 the eleventh 111111I1'111'11'111')"
Board of 1li1'11'I11r1' ll11p111'tn will Iii-1'11» ol' the signing of the. Panama I‘unui
coin-1i Ibr tip you: : \‘111'I1 :1' Will 11:4 treaty.
11111 11111111I111si111::11111uui1i11toronu 1111- ~ -. ' '
lorv l,l1111u11I..Iu... 11 Mr. and Mrs. ’i‘. .I. Went 111'11 llli‘
. pueblo of Mr.
Tim i'unnnuuo oulo 111 II111\"11'1I\'I 1111
.“I 1111111 i’hu-11.
IIIIINIIIIII NINIIMN 1
I’ll) Norm-1w .\.1utoc.iuiion b11111111 lollny‘
GET IMMEDIATE AND EFFECTIVE in ”,1. ,1,,,,,1,,,r 11111111 in \I'uuhlnuton
RELIEF BY USING HVOMEI.
”0......- .4
air out
li‘yomoi I: nuluro'a true remedy for
(-ntarrh. ’I‘li1r1'11 ha no alonnu'it doaiugm
you breathe it.
When using thin trontnwni. you
Mm. Frank A, Hinlo, 11f i'rouh Hli'i't'i,
Norwulio returned homo Monday uIlm'
having ant in lih'ooitiyn for 11 week.
Mrs. Shite while thorn attended the
A non has arrived ut, the home of,
Icourt oiiii‘luhz,
11nd Mm, William Hum."
,polb'o, 11111-1 IIi'I‘ll ill for three, days,
It: now ready
York on business.
return to Baltimore,
He left today 111
The 1111,1111 unainnl Marlon Arnold, oi
llowuylon, bun boon continued from
Miss Arnold's conduct
Inning been reported lililil‘tn‘t‘tL
()Iiioor lliilou I, Lockwood. of
but
for work and will liilit'
his 1'111111lur bout tlon uhi.
Mr,» H t‘. (‘ il1i1-1-1l111v1- 11nd .\ir11 H.
H .\I111u'1111 of lh'oohhn urn \laitluu
.\I1 , Lydia I'lubhuiu, liliiahb- .11I1'1-nt1
Sentinel Want 11.11111. will introduce
111111111. people to each other today who
ought to have known each other yuan
lie was Ihcgucet,
1111' William '(‘hh'bcatcr while b1'1'11.
tin"
CONTRACTORS.
11 Washington St. 80 Norwalk, Conn,
Phone 781.
The Famous 5A Make
Roofing
0]]?
°°”"°T‘°‘I' the weapon between th11 curtains.
11.. whercat there was a tinkle of coins
“__..... -_ «~1me _, ; falling into the rcccpt 11 in in the poi<
ter a hands.
From .\ . M. Todd. of Chicago, the
robber got $135; from Norman Marks,
of Detroit $100,11n1l from F. 13. Pal-
mer, of New York. 1m unknown sum.
"1 don't know how much.” said Pal-
Imer. “but it was what spam change 1
had with me.‘
There were about twenty passengers
,in the our, and most of them did not
' know that anything had happened un-
ftil they arose this morning. The rob-
bery took place at 1:45 o'clock. ‘There
were no women in the car.
The conductor of the train was au-
Ithority for the statement that tlwre
Iwus only one robber One porter
thought there were four of them and
the other thought there were tire. The
conductor said that so far as he was:
able to learn, the bondit‘a comrades
existed only in excited imagination.
1 ’““I1-.is the P111111"
... 1..- -...1....1.. 1.11..-. w -_.....-_..u... "-1—-
"T here’s
For Any MEN’S tivercoai 1
Formerly sold up ”to $18
a Reason"
FRANK IACENINN '
Oppoai; 1: Hey t's Theatre
REFUSES TO TESTIFY.
Vice-President
Armour Car Line Business Made
Public.
Clllt‘ »\(,1t) Inn ‘33.——-l¢rcderick \\'.
Ellis, vice-president of the Armoui rar
line, today laces porsiblc imprison~
11111111 because of his refusal to answer
unedions regarding; his "11111111111,\"sbu<-
111111s, asked by 11111111‘11111'11 of 11111 Inter-
11111111 t‘oinnirrcc t"):111nl.~‘:LlUll. which is
11110111111111.1111111.>1-11iz1.:1111. 11.
with private car line: and shippers.
.lcorgt' l’, lioylo, attorney for the,
commission, announced he will in»
gin prompt pr111'1-111li111.'-‘.~1 against Ellis
and against all other oilltinls .1' the
company who relusc to chr- the desir-
11d information.
(in the advice of attorneys for the
company, Mr, Mills refused to disclose
retails relative to its financial relu-
tious with Armour & Company and its
income from car rentals, on the
grounds that the commission has no
jurisdiction over'thc Armour our line.
as the company is not engaged in in-
terstate commerce.
Should the courts hold that the com-
mission has no Jurisdiction over the
attairs ot‘ the company, Mr. Boyle an~
nouuced 111111 he will begin prosecution
of every otllclni of the company who
has accepted passes from railroads.
-’l‘here's nothing so good [or a sore
ti “oat as Dr. Thomas" Electric Oil.
Cures it in a for: hours. ltclicves any
pain in any part
Mrs. bubbu 1s, to ililillll"~-"0lil of
work, are you? Then you‘re junt in
time, Hp a cord of wod to be cut
up. and l was jlth going to send for
:1 1111111 to do It."
Tram}: "That no, 111111111? Where
does be live? I‘ll go and not himf'v
1’
NOTICE
,tIll)‘ to day and wool: to wool; by tho,
1 (in and
,llili, 1l11il\11'1
utter Monday.
all it ohdit
for Norwulk and South Norwalit,
GEORGE F. FOOTE, G. F. A.
11111112,
Pier 27 East River
Foot of Catherine St.
THE NORWALK STEAMOAT LINE.
.'\1.1011111.:1riu112w"
A\r1iol:'1blrl11'pf11'111'11117111‘1;
simll'uinghli: font: 111 IF? ii
that” “21.111 11h unalll 11111115111
'Clfittfiltfitfiifiaa- '1
Pl'lililllIhHDI“I.'“II:!IICIW‘1'IIII'
111'sszuulitrrlt1n1.11111111'1II111
01111111151111111111111 noriiliu'raL
Nor NAP. 00110.
....... *1... ”w. .
.ll'nwafalilfldJMZZmH-m
II
1'1
111111111 1017/ r
NIIS'I
lloston 'l‘rnnscript.
;|’ B
For Infants and Children.
Tue 1111111311 1111
Always 31111qu
oi"
Bears the
Signature
of
I11“
IFAIBFIELD BOUNTY DAIRY
Ellis Does Not WantI
1'11111'1tud a
brcutbc IIt‘IIlIIiI: 1111111111111. and nip-"live:
l:-‘ reach ”11- most I'l'IlIHlI' air velln of
11111111111111. 111111111111] l11111111,t11111'1
oi 511111115 1111- «loatroyvvl
1mm rs'llvi' results,
ilyoumi 11I't11u restores hvallh
1'lu'oi1i1'
l'11n11rnl of a relative.
Ii 30.
‘-
b‘d. til ltttiiifili
1.;uut11111e.1 1:1'111 1.1:.1 pageJ
I “the largest claim y1t tiled against:
the economy is the one of l1 11 .i. Peck,
a milk' raiser,’ oi \1111'l1airi‘111l1l. it
La 11'11 $1M?» due for milk tarnished, and
Deputy Sheriff liluko .1tt111hcd proper-
tv (11' tin1 concern i) the who oi $900
;!.151 night. land :11 1111-
cor nor of
tlrnndi'iow 11111-111111
an i l rospmt ave-
nuns, consisting of about three acres,
11111] all the company" 11 horses and wa-
1 guns, haw been tied 11p in favor of
i’cck, together with other property.
.-\s a consequence of the attach-
ments. no milk was 1111111011311 this
morning to the. customers. 111111.11 great
amount of inconvenience was experi-
enced. Also,
milk, as the
plied milk to
consumers in
thcrc was 11 shortage of
bankrupt company sup-
a very large. part of the
Norwalk.
The John A. Mills garage. through
Sheriff lilake, placed an attachment
on the furniture of the company‘s of-
fice, its milk cans and bottles, to satis-
fy 11 claim of $133. which is due for re-
pair work on the company's; motor
truck. The truck is under attachment
now in favor of Park, and the Rey-
nolds Motor Car Coi‘npany has been
designated as keeper of it. it was
learned this morning that the Key-
noids Company is owed money for
work on the truclc‘.
1 Newspapers are caught in the fail. ‘
are of the dairy company. Ever since
the typhoid epidemic of last full when
the health board traced the source or
contagion to the water used by the
company in washing out their milk
cans and bottles, the corporation has
been advertising extensively. This
1111:; done to put before the public the
fact that every danger had been re—
mou-d, and that Dr. William .l. Tracey,
lllt‘ health officer, declared the milk
to be p1-1I'l‘11ctiy safe.
The United Electric Light mud
Water company had just installed a
motor in the company's dairy last
week. As it, was installed under the
uprootneut that it. could be taken out
at any time until paid for, the elec-
tric iipht company will not loan the
motor.
» The funds of the dairy company In
(I111 t'11ntrui National ilnnk \1'1-1'11 gur-
nlslu'd and property in linnbury, Nor-
walit. New i1‘11i1'i'i1-itl. litldm-l'h'lli 11111!
Wilton was pi1111111l tIIIIl“l‘ 11ti11n1'l11ncnt.
'l'l111 I~‘11b'1'i11hl County llnb'y t‘om-
p.111) \Nllsi IIlt'Ul‘IltII‘lliI'tl in April lilll,
11 i111 :1 capital 11111111 111 $30,000, Iidwm'd
lx’. Anatln 11I'.\1'1'h :111‘11111, Norwuik, was.
1111111" president and il'l'IlHlll'i'i‘ and his
Iu'ollwr I11 luw. (‘, I'ulu'. of hill:
I1'iI'II1 street. lil'oohlyn, N. Y., Wind
1-l1-1'11-1l vicv proshb‘ni 11nd :11'1'1'1-I11ry.
.\ii'. l‘nsu 111l\'11l111.1~1i tho. liltllmy in tin-
11111111 1111- butzlncuu 11111) I111I111l1l1111 mort-
pauv for $211,11111l on 11111 plant. llo wait
Imlil'lml lnal plight of tho uIIu1I11ut1ntH
11ml ho wired IlluI he would arrive in
Nola-11h, today. Mr. Ammo won in
1-«1111'111'11111'11 with '3111111111111' William .I.
Intruiuply IIIHI uhght 11p to midnight and
It'll on lb1 1 11’1'I111'h thin looming
I I11111'H'11
1"111:"1.1»11 ‘111rl1.
Sues Her Sister~In-Law
Mrs. i‘hurlotto ii. Noah, of Wontport,
iinrrh- I
Ilillt‘h 11111139”.
to',
1'11'11'11 that hurt uivcn up allI
The regular rum-tint: oi‘iinnnor Coun-
11111111111111»; of Liberty. was bold
lnot. evening. ltoutiuo Inmlocea wan
transacted and 11p cxceiloiit program,
consisting of tableaux and music wan
City National Rank "My...
' 1 I " _
TRANCACTB A GENERAL BANKING (1,114.11 1' I
Business AND orrans ovum! "how Jm
ban brought null iiiflllliliil bur sister-in-
lise
hopo oi‘ recovery. “11 boat 1111.11.11 is
at the nturl oi‘ the disease 11-11111 the
breath I11 ‘11111111111In'g offennh'o. and con-
wcli rendered and much appreciated.
Alter the meeting retronhmontn were
served and 11 social time enjoyed.
stunt mulling, discharges from theI ....W_..-....
1111:10.1l1'/111,1l11;1«. in tho t'hlout or that, John A, l‘tlggu, who iformerly con.
11111111111 ill) 111111111; begin in 111111111 lli0,ductcd a drug store on Main street,
a burden it. the "Mt mmptmn 0! 1'-u and who now is located in Baltimore
iiifl‘iifii iffiiiiiii’ surely 111111 'HYmnel. in the same luminous, was a visitor In
[11111 1F. ll. liuxtcr for the complete, Norwnik over yesterday and last night.
outfit, $1.110. He will refund the Mr. Jtiggn came up here to renew old
.money it it does not give-Won. Inequaintances, having been in New
See that the Hub Mark' 10 on the
rubber before you huy. it is your
imurmca of Standard First Quality
Rubberi’ootwnr for ovorypurpou
5011!) BY
M. H. CLOVER
' J1 LIVENSTIM
w
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pr“.
JOHN H. KNAPP. In Vino-Pr». .
FHEDERICK H. ROWAN, 21! Via.» . I6
IIIININ
Proo-
WILFRED IODWELL. Gunter ,1, ,
M 1
[.01 M D'nEOTI?'V‘II.II M 1 A” ii
. nmowoon'” loo. II‘H 10 otWa
1111111 11.111111» John 11. 1.1.1111 Em ”I” PM
Christian Ewart: Fred. H. now-n
. inmuelemmmn Lowtn R. 1111111111111
Hoary O. 12.01111le
NEW YORK ,..
Ail! monihp 0111
I 'I' 35 Butts “3391:1115"
Thirty Years
STlIIIIII
VNI GROWN)” GOIMIV, HIV VON! $111“
' 1 “WWW" law. Mree. Adviuhio Nash Hlpuvriy, M
a WWINI-il‘l-Ii'vld- ngz’ggENT Aptll'lt‘tiil'llti’tlyl'fIH “'CIIIISIIIIII Heath Norwulk. 1111 11 onto which, who
'ANKING 111111.510111‘ln111111l1lliirrliilrv- I 111111111'1'1'1I 'l‘bi- 111111111111 of the note in
.- Wot 111st onvulnous hand 1 ,I . . , . .
“ 11 121'.th 11nd Ibo doiominut, niiowod It to
0'0”!" “rpm. 111111 From» nessomltossorSwrn 1 , 1 . 11 1 1 1111 m
6100100000 "17,000.00 -.__.-........~ ; I111 prolcuiml forcing to 1111 n
' FMSINIIO SIN‘IIII'II’I ”f out it. An attachment. of property
“I” 0’9““ Ion» [I '"d .5 par Y." ' bun boon 11111011 in tho 1111111 of 3.500.
“1111111111111 of $4011 in asked for.
U. 8. DISTRICT COURT CLERK lLL.
l-iAit’i’h‘Oiti), Jan. 23. ------ Captain iii. 19.
Marvin. who has been clerk ot the
United States District court in thin
Icity for forty nix yearn and United
States Commissioner for a long )1»
Irlod, is critically ill at his home, No.
,51 (illicit street.
1
Norwalk Chronicler