.1
THE
ill Mr Men’s $10.00 Suits and
arts at .....
lW.oo Men’ S Suits and vet.
003%....m... ..
' lo‘nr Boys' Suits and 'cr—
c‘oats.............._ 33%0
,. GOTTLIEB’S
i} 01 and $10 Suits.
I: N. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
.usn‘t-I'»-ar
“immunity“;
About Hardwood Floors.
HARDWOOII FLOORS and ”this we mean Oak-Iapbnsochand
mmmndmnuammsmandvmmonm
amdmddornswkommrsthaamupaadttmum
thawtotmoneywotherm. We believe that an old hos”.
mummawmmwmmmnmamw
mwmrfisaaoalr thsboattlmstorlaylnastookovcnulsara
)ccauutkcmdlatkoronmydryandinhutcondiflontomn.
Indthmm.mmdmmmkm. thousands!“
j bdmmlutomhalourmcstormthawork.
' iflveuuteadamlorwomm'owmbsuryxiadto
i. Inuit itinysabylsmroraarsonai Womandyoawmplacoyonr-
' soliudornoobliuflonmtqorhyvrltiutoumrit.
The Hatttll and Bailey C,
'- .. ruc- Q'I'l s .;-;.;.‘-'. 0;.“ n ....-.;. an - -'.;..
l ' .
Small Fresh Shoulders
Fresh Hams
Small Pig Pork
Native Veal.
ilome— made Sausage ..
Strictly ] 11'sh Eggs .. . ..
Prime Rib Roast f 0111 . . . . . . .
..-.-o..--..ocoanu-..--........
.1.....
-.oc-.-.
......
Native Fancy Roasting Chickens . . .. . . . . ..
Native Young Fowls .
l’igs' Knuckles, frcsh of corned
.a-n
. . ....... . 14¢ up
14¢
17¢
16¢—~18¢
- 25¢
94¢
16¢
()lcolnargarine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ammo-1118‘. 20¢. 26:
(OZ.
mum -
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mgr-Wm“;
~W lie Hills:
8 l ._
The Boy Scams of Connecticut will
gather inlsarttord on “'ashinxtgn‘s
Birthday. Tab. 22. for a celebration
that will be one 01‘ the most com-
plete and elaborate in the history of I:
the organization in this state. The
program includes a conference in the
morning at which the most prominent
men in the movement. both in this
staterand national circles, will be , “
present and speak and a tournament
in the afternoon at the state armory
in which picked teams from all the
troops will compete for medals of
honor.
The morning conference is to be
held in the assembly hall or the Hart—
ford Public lligh School. Scout Com-
missioner G. S. Ripley of Hartford
has had charge of all the arrange-
ments and has invited such men as
Ludiig 8 Dale of New York nutlon- ..
111 field scout commissioner: Daniel ‘ _
l‘artcr Beard of Long Island N. '1'”;
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE DEAD.
1102 Sale
fi' 1 sting nearly a million dollars from the
George M. Wagner Appropriated Near
l $900,000 from Estates and Clients.
l PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 0—th was
[received here Thursday night of the
ideath in New Orleans 01‘ George M}
Wagner. a fugitivo iroin justice sincel
|l\lay, 1:311 .charged with misappropri-
ltrust funds of clients and from 93-,
:tates of which he was trustee or ex-
Zecutor. The report stated that the
;l)ody had been identified and would
lbe brought to this city.
Wagner was prominent as a lawyeru
real estate dealer and clublnan. Ho
. and lip; "
RlCGERMAN
£08.. 64 North Man
‘1; PHON E 914_
« .
"for Sets.
disappeared from Philadelphia alter
charges by counsel for the beneficiar-
ies of a trust fund tor which he was
trtistee that he had misappropriated
35 6,000 of the estate's funds. Short-l
ages in other funds in which he bad'
acted as trustee also were broguht to
light. and when a l‘éceii'éFWa—s up.
pointed by the court, claims against
him aggregating hall 8 million dol-
‘lars were presented. The total
1amount‘ 0! his shortagc‘was estimated
at twice that amount.
. it was believed by his associatesl
mint Wagner had lost‘heavlly in un-
zprofitable investments.
iPhlladelphis attorneys. who
.011
n ol-Bififll‘ll‘tl'l?"
V ours MonwsLK
ayes
CITY
ARKET
WW
ry type of figure.
,mlf'
m regarding it.
NOR WALK
. -here Monday. The man had livod int
ashtlnsl Readers to 0011.!
_, See
‘ Clearance Sale begins
mi Watch his advertis-
.day_s oi the Sterling
Abt'qnickiy 0nd take
Geom M. Wagner, will arrive to
identity the body of a man known as
Charles Snilth. who died in a hospital
New Orleans for nearly a your.
_- _.~<«K.
l‘ Nlllilmw AMER‘Q‘N him that prevented his dlschargc at
“"w- the time. Since then the action has it will hlko.on '0‘"- from the home
florrlngton Register: been withdrawn 1““, receiver was town to 11Hrtton under Acting Cont-
l Dear hunters arc. £11erch to lnppolnted bv the go\ crumcnt in 1903. :“Lasmnenl‘mé;fim‘:“‘l;l‘en¥:‘:&’l‘:
ikill i' wns in ot A - -. l 1 r on W 11 1
u m s mcrium sin on After lmimr appointed receiver. Mr. truck. Ret. B an” d has [Humili-
l'l‘hore are laws to prolcct‘lho bully
:seal. lame i'ish under ccrluin also
how their lives insured by official
gregulation.
The heifer cail's place in
system of table economy is nuts
mater oi' guess work or tl1por\.'l‘h'o
call that is eaten as veal never do-
veiops into beef. nor can it continue
ithe race of its raluuhle kind. It is
is condition of experts that a very
ldei’innte reason for Oil] dwindlingl
beet supply is of the unrestricted
‘slaughter .of very young heifers.
E How does it happen then that. the
;American butcher R008 011 slaugh-
ltcring the American calf. slashing
at the throat of the nation’s meat
mid dairy supply without audable
:prot‘cst from any 'quarter.
Consider the (ountrics. growing
population, side by side with its
shrinking pasture plains. and the
conviction is born tiny; some precise
0UP
should have been inaugurated in thc‘ .
.Unitcd States years ago. .
'The current. extraordinary de-
mand abroad for our foodstuffs
makes the present an appropriate
time for Amos-loans to consider plans
for perpetuating an abundant sup-
ply o_t meat for ourselves. ' , 1
Let it‘ b;
heifer cult is, the VlSegilinln.’
.. nation's principal meat atn
that their unlimited slaughter spel
id: Statibnery Store has 1118 most 1.1.11 (mp). product shortagpl
“(implant of Valentines to any people who permit it 1 :
smoked shoulders soiling"
once at the East India'
. W” l
MIDBLESEX BAN.“I'NG (19’s RE-
GEB’W
MlDDVLETOWN Conn. 'Fcb
John “L. Duvet-LT tater. Building and,
Loan Commissioner and Judge Silas
Robinson were today “entwined by
Judge Gagcr in the. Supcrlor Court
permanent licoeivcrs for the Middle-i
sex Banking Company of not city.
" Arthur L. Allen: of Mlddlctown. and
Howard is Stowe; lot Waterbury were
. ' ..a.ppo‘inted appraisers. The comiiatiT is
going into liquidation- _
0100.000 F BE IN NEW YORK.
wood.
creditors dollar for dollar. as 'dcm
ad by the gm'crnmrnl.
lhc 211111111me lc'port of the re-
och or acccpiod and the worker dis-
churgd was uruntud by the mint.
The failure of tho Southport Bank
caused hv the manipulation ot‘ thc
{funds by Shotwuod.
lsensallon at the time. the dctalcatlon
l NEW ORLEANS 1" Feb 5 ”"J' 'umountng to hundreds of thousands.
l Barton Bettow “‘1 “30011 Carson, lWOl‘flhorwood was apprehended ln Pana-
to trial {ind was acn-
lx Tours in prison. Since
his relcasc ho is sold to be living in
New Rochelle.
inn
knew: ma.
tonced to s
Decision.
Afim .\
formed Judge J
(‘ii‘ll Superior court
llccoivor Ellis S. Pct-1' 111' the South-
@011 National linnk which was wreclt~
ed in 1902 by l'nshicr Oliver 1‘. Shor-
had paid the depositors and
and-
tho motion to
Popper brush to com cut the panels of
th bank into cash and later payment
was made to the creditors and depos-
itors. They have been paid in full
and the stockholders have been ns-‘
sessed about 83 per cent.
The attorney is to draw in) a form
of discharge and file it with the clerk
brought
liol no) .Slulln .‘
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Summary Report of Southport lla-
tioual Basil Official Accepted by
lodge Webb—Action Prevented
lite Discharge Previously-With-
drawal of Suit Against Ellis 8.
Pepper Paves Way for Judge's:
Vpunmun m- «Thesc conicsls shou the
y aslordlly
Action Withdrawn.
Attorney Pullman informed
of the court.
BBNDllllllS Ill
0\' BOARD U. S. 8. SAN DlE60,l
Ensenada. 1““.st 4 by wireless tires of the deceased H\ e, for inter-
to San Diego, Cat, Feb. 5.-—Amen_icau
Consul Guyant at Ensenada, repprts
national policy of cattle conservation 1 conditions as quiét
'l‘he steamer Mazatlan,
Mexican flag. is still being detained by
the local authorities. who have itskon
chargeot her cargo of American hides
and are holding it for export duty, al-
though this duty previously was paid
kept. in mind that 1113.10 ill; Carransistas at Port Mazatlan.
”1 ““3 The controversy is orpsctsd to ho am-
“i: i icably settled >-
The cruiser San Biégq arrived here
today.
forward
1110 out:
H...—
r r
....
substantially.
the
court that the receiver could have
been dkchhrgcd two years ago, but
there was an action pending against
.mm 11. \1 91.1. in the l‘rmll“ M ”1“
”my l rcscuc rnces.
causing a big
flying' ' the
TODAY In WALL STREET
6 Now This. sets: 6 (Risk trod.
10: 30 a. mcidubatantlal recoveries
from mortars low pom. wore re-
corded in today’ 11 early dealings. South ..
urn Pacino, recently. one of tho wonk-
bat. transcontinental group. made an
than advance of 1 14.0110 Union P013
clud'neadlnE sud 13.8 Stool movod
Bethlehem
Steel, however. was the» featurspol the
the national smut commissioner. and;_____fi___,__"___~_w
a number of commissioners of Me
lurgcr cities or this stoic. among them ‘
lining Commissioner E. L. White of.
\l'alcxbury. Commissioner A. “ood-
stool-{.01 .‘l-l‘crldcn and Scout Mastor
itov. William 8. Board of Wilimuntic
Conimlsslonor Donald Nollh Spring- l
lirld Mass. will also ho 11 11119.1ka
Senator L0uis R. Chenev. who is lhel
prcsidcnt60f lth Hartford council has I
his lesislutivc dulios will pcrmlt
(‘otnmlssloncl lilplo) will make the
introductorv‘rcmmks to; hand of tho
local body.
scouts roprosrnlutlvc of t-wiy troop!
in tho slato. Plciu-d mcn fiom oucha
of those will compclc in lhc “01
8101.1! games and contests for incdnll.
iwhich includes scmnpholc signaling.
pacing, cquiptncnt. races strrtclwr
mulling. Morsc or (‘onllncutnl signal-
limz. rcmue moon and nislnld roots
work of the
highest cilitlcncv. "lhc
for lnstuncc. cull upon!
lthc ltnms to nice 110111 11 mnlk ln'
uhcrc a scout. supposcdly wounded
lit-i waiting; for lhcni. pick him up :1nd‘
carrv him back to the mark. in the;
first aid race an added {nature is that
ithr contestants muut dress and hand-
gage the “mind against time in the.
‘-.1urc As lhc untmc of the lttjurvl
not known until the race in Von. the
scouts nrquullod upon to show their:
.nctunl experience in first- aid work.
which is muntod 11s a factor in decid-
llm.r the winner. Moduls will hc glvcn
.to thc winners In ouch cwut 11ml also
llo the bout. appearing troop and tho
troop coming the nrcnlout distance,J
with at least 70 percent. of its full
membership. A review and inspection
will follow the contests. ,
it is expected that troops from all
over the state will he proscnt. 1n-
sulrles have been meshed from near-
ly all of thcm. and assurances glmn
that the scouts will be bore. Tho
Greonwich troop has announced that
cd that 111.1 cnllrc troop. numbering
bciwcen thirty Jim and forty boys.
will make the trip fr0111 Willimuutlc.
Both the morning conterenccmt the
. high school and thé afternoon contest
and revicw at the armory Will he
one am the public.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
' ——-—-
' Death 11! Mrs. Matilda Marren.
Mrs. Matilda. Mal-rep, of Naramako
Home died at the Norwallt Hospital
.early today, after being confined there
lfor eleven days Death was due to
icompllcatlons and old age. The body
was shipped to Ansonla, where rela-
meat!
Funer'ahof Mr. Drew.
The funeral olfiuhn William Drew
will be held tomorrow afternoon, from
the late home. «it. Spring street, at '2
o’clock. The services will be in
charge of Rev. Ralph G. ‘Hartleyrpas
tor ot the South Norwslk Baptist
Church. and interment will follow in
Norwalk cemetery.
Funeral 9f Mrs. Mary Richards.
‘ The funeral 0! Mrs. Mary Richards.
widow of the late George Richards.
who died Wednesday at her home. in
Dorian. will 00 held from the late
home, Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock
intermeiit will tollow in Union ceme-
defy.
Funeral of Mrs. Richards. ‘
'i'he funeral of Mrs Mary Rlchartis
will he held tomorrow atterhoon. at 3
o 'clpolr. {rota the lain Mined mean
in Rowfiyton.
' 'V‘r'l'HE GAMBLE
Charles Klein's play. "Th0 Gauthier-3'
.haa been suggested to their home gov-
ing European nations.
‘0! Consular oflicers thereby virtually
BlNllll Bil W
‘V . houses. van Zaut street: Mrs. A Rus-
Rev. 11. S. Jackson will oilic to and
interment will be' in Union comets!!!
Ladies’
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6. uj—Adlninis: '
\\ ASlilNCVTON, Feb.
starred in lil‘l‘fiid“ I" ill“ "°'l"""“°“ K ' tration otllcials and the diplomatic rep'
ircscntatives oi toreign governments; .
here were keenly watching for devel—. ‘
lopments today in the acute situation- to
The competition in ”W ulic'm‘m at Mexico City. where many members' 1
“'l" "Ill“: ‘0 ”“16““ :1 “"6" “flat the diplomatic (orps threaten to;
unit because of serious friction with
lthe Carranza Government !
The advisability of united action for‘
\ curd of “"0"” has “0“" “”9““ l the withdrawal at all foreign logationsl U
l in the Mcxican capital, becausq' ol thei
11111110111; of code communication and, U
the alleged slight respect shoun them
by the Carrbnza authorities alresdi'l
ormnents by diplomats of some lead-
'l‘l1is would leave the interests or
foreign countiles in Mexico in charge
l'setering diplomatic relations with the
lSouthcrn Republic. A critical feature
or the situation is the threatened do-
portatlon oi the Spanish Minister (or
Affordlng asylum to Angel de (iaso.
confidential agent of the Spanish Gov-
ernment. accused of complicity in- the
Villa movement, —
W’ —
‘ This is the FIRST DAY
The 11.11159... Sale
OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
-. Ranging in prices iron 33081110 at $15 to Sit-Suits 11135 .
- Every Garnenl is oi correct style, and there isna wide choice ol colors
.‘
ii
11
Tailored Suits.
0
and Interlals.
- ::- UNUSAI. VALUES?-
iu our
Coal and Suit Department
Open a Charge Account V
and settle your bill in weekly
or'montltly payments.
Ladies Cloalts lrom $5 to Sill. 00 worth as i
high as $25. 00 ‘
little Girls Costs 81.98 to $3. 98 ‘
' i Dresses 1:011 $3. 98 to $10. 00 worth as 11911;
llfll’llllflllflll
To those citizens whmre the tem-
poratory victims of the present 11ka
times the ladies of the East Norwsllt
improvement Association extend the
helping hand The more fortunate
will grasp thii opportunity for help-
ing'the worthy, and sharing the bios
sings which are the results of respond.
ing to emergenCies of this nature.
Look tor the flag station on your
street and have your bundle there by
10 o’clock. Mondpy momins:
Henry J Hipson's automobile, with
Miss Mary Marvin and Mrs. Herbert
Gotham in charge—Seaside place,
Hawkins avenue Gregory Boulevard
from fifth to llrst street, First Sec-
ond; Third, Fourth and Fifth streets.
Tho nag stations in this territory will
béths homes or Mrs. Edward Browns.
TEHH'ING WEEK-END SPECIALS ..
wc carry the best, and 111 most cases scll cheaper than .
clscwltcre. If you would saw from [O to 20 per cent on
your meat bills, you will be intércstcd in these prices '
Sperry and Barnes Hams ..... ..... (1' 1h.
Sperry and Barnes Bacon, strip only .......... 0¢/ ll).
Smoked Shoulders . 12 /¢
2,000 lbs. Small Pork Loin ..... 14¢——16¢lh.
. Beers, Meal Br Provision Co.
. North Main St. 13 Main 31.
So. Norwalk V. Norwalk
1'.
Seaside place; Mrs. W. Twombley.
Hawkins avenue; Mrs. Charles (30hr-I
lush. Cove avenue; Charles Podzeinl,
'23 “Third street; Allen Wood, First
street; Charles Morrell. 15 FOurth
street, and John D. .Csrr, Second
street 5 ‘u
Howard L Lowndes' sutomobile,s
with Mrs. JamEs Ru 8 and Mrs A.
\
Mn. William Gamble 4 Myrtle street?
GREENWICH JUDGE TAKES
James Bundles automobile, with ' ‘
OFFICE.
E. Oldroyd in chars Seavle'iv ave
, nag, Betta place. South Ashorn ave-1
nus, Fért street, Rowan street. V
Zandt» street Cottage street. Kéyser
plat-p and Harvey street. Flog sta-
tlons~Mrs. A. ELVOldroyd. 3 Van ant;'
neg Lymnn 001nm. Hort street? -D
Burr Bench, Bettsiplace'; Rundls's'bsk ,
erywsn Zaiit stiof‘et; Alonso smith,
Rowan stroet, Morrison’s green
sell; 'Sssv'tsiv avenue;
‘ dro‘h Cottage street.
‘ John Cavanagh's automobile, with
Jill's Milton Eitvood and Mrs: Myron
‘ (filter-n in chums-«Bast avenue, Win-
lield street. Marvin slate. Myrtle ave-
'Al‘tlltu‘ WIN
will tie—w. amnion in psalms.
.B. 3. shops». 2'10 East avsn‘us-
along this route will bs—G ls.- 'i'hordp
. 80:1. 1.8 we alt-60116:
nue. Fitch streé‘t 11nd Gregory houlsk
vard- to First street The m ita‘tlons
Jainss Hartford, 60 Winfield stréstk
asap . rump Skldtnor‘s, 10 Mansldmtrsst V
a,
Gnanxwwn, 001111., Feb. ii.-Seua~
tor James R. Mead, of the 27th 0131- .
trict, who was appointed judge of the
Borough court, of Greenwich by the .
General Assembly this week took ot— -
,lic’e today. He replaces Judge Wii- :‘
lism- L. Tlsrnay',‘rocess appointee of V.
Governor Baldivin. Judge Mead ap-
lpoitited Judgo James F. Walsh as,
.prosecuting attorney. and Henry B. -
White.s. nephew of Judge Walsh as .
assistant prosecuting attorney. The
clerk will be named on Monday. Mrs.
William A. Stevens is made woman
probation officer in place of Miss Elsie
C. Tieman. ‘ . .
W 1: .
A Wise museum-r
Mrs Oscar He'dmsn and Mrs. A. Ros-E
isail in charge—Fort street. North
Osborn xvenus, Edits avenue. St John
avenue, Ssllecit arenas, Reynolds and
Plsnsant streets. Tho flag stations]
Enoch Bowen.
to St John. and John L'l-Iomniedieu.
52 Osborne avenue. '
FSGRVBOA'i' CRASH E8 lNTO BU LK.
' ‘* HEAD. '
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.—-—The terry
boat iBowcr‘y Bay crashod into a bulk.
head as it in entering its all, .in
Brooklyn today, causing injuries to
those! 0b00fd the 000E six of without
“rotated to hospitals. All will rs-
covsr""it is boiler“. .~ ‘
'. “IH'
adv01'tires his 3000:. ._..___u be éannot do
, . . it in a large Way. he uses the Sentinel
Boarders cm Sentinel Wsiit Ada classified “For Solo" columns v Call”
‘66; um "taboo jto soon" «in: up tits otllc’s. and an 00.1000 will call
John Grimm, {NOW $001M
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