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to serve on the Ice
Cream. Fruit Flavors:
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Lane's Bakery, 27 WAOHINGTON GT.
51 Waging“. NEW RED IEN’S mil-9M E
Slehed halibut
Sucked herring
Salt Cod (lie hone)
Sail Herring
All kinds ei fresh.
an Canned l-‘lsh
llscksway dyslcrs
long and Round
Clans
Daniel Hogan is ill at his home on
Day street with an attack of the grip.
e—Fresh Shoulders 14c lb. NIY. Mkt.
< «Don’t forget the I'rise Waltz Sat-
urday. Jan. 29, Arion Hall. Jolly Five
in. charge.
firthur F. Singerwald. of Chestnut
street, downtown. is today a visitor
in Bridgeport.
‘Butler Lodge—Collar Encampment
mochle tournament continues to-
night in the South Main street quar-
tiers.
Norwalk's attorneys. for the most
part. are today attending short calen-
dar sessions in the Bridgeport co .1
non pleas and superior courts. E
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while i’lfltfi WNWME '
Phone I I 3-3.
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pleased to explain further
PRESENT DAY (10st ,
let it be understood that be hiding merchants ole! for sale
only the cool of quality that produces excellent heel; That's the
reason why orders come in iron: all quarters of Greater Norwolk
and makes our business place a regular beehive.
all we can and- brighten your borne, making you leel happy
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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The City National Bank! ’.
‘ Norwalit
Keeping the Profits
You tan accumulate a capital it you are main
A savings account in this Bank gives you the means of keeping
your profits and turning them to capital.
The compound interest will- be a second
year increases itself and your reserve too—~ou
Alana-.—
Wewupime
137 Washington St.
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' UP TO DATE w
Footwear
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A new and attractive 9 inch Black}
Kid Lace Boot.
$5.00
Glover.
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STORE CLOSED MONDAY E
. EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
'11g a prolit and will
'v
prollt which twice a
r other“ would bell
l-‘armers cooling into the centerE
from the outlying sections of the town
any‘thst the roads are in bad shapeE
as a result of ’the thaw of the pastE
three or four days. ‘
in the City Hall. this evening. Po.
lice Commissioner George D. Russell
and Chief of Police William R. Pen»
nington will be in charge of the po
lice examinations. Applicants are to
be examined for the special force.
“The European War" will be dis-E
cussed authoritatively and interest-
ingly at a gathering tonight of the
lion's Brotherhood of the South‘Jtlor-
walk Baptist church. ‘ General Frost
is at home with this interesting sub.
ject. and speaks from first-hand ex-
perience and oblaervntion
The regular monthly business meet- .
mg of the dountown Baptist church
was held last evening. Reports from Fred Mace. the burly comedian. hil-R
tho treasurers of the va1ious cram-301319 ”PM" escapes from sudden
notions connected with the churchE dell"! in the new Keystone comet”.
”fie read and approved, and com “Crooked to the End, " which is to ap-
monted upon favorably. Plans for thelpe‘" 3‘ “'9 Palace Theatre “MEL
Easter olferlng were dist-.ussetl E Friday. Right at the start he is near-
ly drowned when he gets under a wet-
An extremely interesting pamphletE
on the “Domestic Cats.” issued the agent. He goes back to the stu-
the Massachusetts State Ornitholo lion and hangs up the ot‘ernlls to dry.
8‘3" ‘3 being received in “"5 city EAs he has no other change he dons a.
The booklet relates the history O'E‘nightie and crawls into bed. His
cats, and offers information concern-2.1mm” are broken by his daughter
ins tramp and house cats klllinx who calls him to his duties on the ar-
bit‘ds- Many pictures illustrate themivai pt a passenger train. Mace has
book. Eto olIIciets in his night apparel he-
William Banks, of Stua1t avenue. 'cause some one ‘has taken the over-
who presides at the soda fountain of “"3 "9 ““d“ the engineer wearing
the Stillson-Powell ,drug store. in em and makes him return them
Washington street. suffered a dislo- ““9” neit hairbmdth escape
rated shoulder and a sprained wrist comes when he goes fishing and is
recently when he tumbled out of an caught in the quicksand with his com-
auto l l as it. was passing the DO- panion, the constable. They are res~
cued by a messenger. Then [Mace
lice dummy at the cum" 0‘ Monroe comes other being blown up with
street and Railroad avenue.
,. bombs in the hands of crooks when he
The West Norwallt Christian 311' joins the police who are running away
deavor will hold its resular Sunday with his daughter and the station
evening meeting in the chapel at 7:30. safe. ‘ll-lowever, Mace comes out stile-
Leader: Miss Julie Holland. Topic: ly and lives to give his parental blew
‘Great Foreign Missionaries. A spee- ing to the wedding of his daughter
:al edort is being made to make the '
and the engineer.
meeting interesting. All are cordially
invited. ' .
John Hodgson, the Kayestown
, Isrmhtmd, who has been in the Don-
dairy hospital for nearly two weeks
recovering from the effects at ex-
posure when he slept out of doors
for several honrs~during the last cold
spell, is reported as doing well. It
was at first believed that the men
might have to lose the most of his“
right hand by amputation. but all ihatlm] sanitarlum. and {our children.
it was found necessary to amputate
\ was the index linger of the hand.
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
11 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
Pill’llllll Milli"
' FRED MACE
LIVES CHARMED
use.
Almost Drowned, Gandhi
Quicksand and Nearly Blown Up
WIth Bombs in New Keystone.
la in
COMMITS SUICIDE lN CELL.
MEMBER. Conn, Jan. 28.—-¢Michsel
Pirek. empioYed by the city as n
tesmster. committed suicide in his
cell at the police station, today, by
hanging with his belt. ‘He had been
arrested a few hours before and was
being held for observation as to his
mental condition.
'He was 35 years. old and is surviv-
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”E5119. is believed to be in New York.
er-spout nenr the station .where he isE
edby- his wife, who 1. a patient at 9.1m the city?
101110 suttttlEttl
nits mouth
(Continued From First Page.)
en fin the sum of $1. 500 for her. ‘
Mr. Adams will not lose this money
Eslnce the woman is wanted only as.
s witness.81ate Policeman Frank;
Virelli Idld. Virelli inst night tooh‘.
Borino from police headquarters to
t the county jail
Mr. Adams when wading the Tele .
grant the morning after he had giveni
bonds in the sum of $3, 000 for BorinoE
Esnd the Roquetto woman. learned of.
the character or the case. immediate». E
‘ly he came to this city and instituted
a search for Borino and the woman.
EAgain Monday he came here and \\’;ilh
policemen looked in vain for the pain;
Mr Adams went bonds for the poirE
as a tutor to Attorney Frederic F‘ai- E
ion. of the firm of Fallon and Green-
stein; attorneys for Borino and the
Our Claim
and
Our Proof
We CLAIM that in the
combined experience of ocu-
iist. optometrist. and opticmn
the public gets. the best Posei-
ble eye service obtainable
anywhere.
Our PROOF is the rapidly
growing patronage that per-
mits us to give this service
free to those in need of
glasses.
THAMER
Dentists. Optometrists. outlets».
e1 Atlantic m m ct.
Are You Looking
E for a square deal in dentistry? If So
there is no need of further delay
hetero having your teeth put in
“perfect condition. in this‘oi‘llce the
work is well done at a moderate
cost, for personal attention he gIVen
every detail; nothing but the best
materials used and the most ap
provedmethods. Patients receive
courteous treatment and children
meet with every consideration.
Consultation free and estimates
cheerfully given.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
id Ieuth Walt. tooth Net-wane
Heater 0 re. to a
by annotations" only. ll- ”. “may.
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ALL POINTS
IN
Get Your Reservation Through the
Agents.
J. MkyloadCo. llm.
MAL ETTA?!" I ”INSURANCE.
.Roquette woman. he said last night.
lie never knew llorlno or the w.oman
lie netei saw them. he said.
Friends Make Boast.‘
Borlno was arrested with the R.)-
Equette woman in a raid on the Auto
hotel in Water street on the morning.
of December 15: State Policeman Vir-
olli, armed with a warrnnt. raided the
place. arresting Boriuo and t e Ro-
duette woman and an alleged nmnte.
When the report of Borino’s ttrrest
gained circulation. his friends bosst~
fully declared that the man would
never go to Jail. 9 could commit.
murder and get free. ' one man who
knew Borlno well remarked Borino
at one time was interpreter in the city
court. He also has been acliH‘ in lo-
cal politics.
When the case came up in the city
court. Prosecutor Alexander Delaney:
moved that the charges be. nollso.
This was done As Borino and the.
woman were leaving the court room
State Policeman Virelll served a benchE
warrant upon them The warrant had
been issued by Judge Howard ..l Cur
lie. of the superior court.
Borino got in touch with his law-
yer. Mr. Adams. not know
ing the nature or the. case but
desiring to do a tavet for his attor-
ney. according to his own statement.
qualified as boridsmsn. When he read:
the story the next morning and learn-‘ 1
ed of the nature of the case. he at
once tried to have Borino and the Ro-
quette woman returned to jail.
Mr. Adams last night thanked The
Telegram for its stand in the BorinoE
case and said that he did not desire
to be connected in any manner with?
such it case tile is it property ownerE
in Bridgeport. He is proprietor of the
Davenport hotel in Stamford
Molher~tht kind of a show did
papa take you to see while you were
E Bobbie—it was a dandy show, mam
me. with ladies dressed in stockings
clear up to their necks-Judge.
thethewilllivethe
feet health. Andi“
No One Can Be Certain
daythsosgh. eveslhouglilie'f
, “09.,th '3
sly.
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cm on. sessions. ‘ * let. raw.
“.7
dERaIlroad Ave. South Kenneth
decapitated and his body'ground to
CHINESE racers ores/tr as
VOLU‘HONltTd.
l‘EKlNG Jan. 27.- Three thousand
uotetnntent troops from the Province
l Kwsng- -Si have. entered YnnnanE
l
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lProvince and defeated a force of 1,-
000 revolutionists there.
coRPonATtoN PAPERS.
A certificate of lncoxporntion 'wait
tiled in the cities oi the state secretnr)
by the Star Bottling it Supply Com
pany of New Haven. which will manu-
facture and sell temperate beverages. .
sods fountain equipment. etc. The
authorized capitalisation is $50,000
and the company will begin business
with $30,000 capital. The incorpora-
tors are Charles Rosenstaln, HurryI
Rosepsteln and Ralph 3. Lemon, of
New Haven.
A certificate of organization was
filed by the New Haven Suburban
Land Company. The company begins
business with .33, 200 paid in piopsiity
other than cash The odlcers nnd~their
stock holdings are as follows. Presi-
dent. Richard J. Boron. twenty shares;
treasurer. Benjamin L Abrusvi, twen-
ty—two shares; secretary. Joseph R.
Dot-an. two shares. The same men are
the directors. 7
The Polish Leon & Industrial Cor-
poi-allot: of New Britain has filed a
certificate or incorporation. it plans to.
do a private banking business and
deal ‘ in real estate its authorized
cult-twent- iamooo. 11 will begin
business with 03.000. The W .
tonnes A. fihadrulewimlchr-
mowekthdun' kl. Heirs Wro-
In.
ammonia-u»
immutable-accust-
mm at”
Marshals-assured:
pieces.
The remains were taken to the mor- l Monday. J“ 315‘
gue in this town awaiting further ac-E
tion on the part or the authorities?
identification was by means of the
contents of a pocketbook found In the
men's clothing.
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.you the lowest prices on 15 years
Eanteed
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Shoes an
kings
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THE SHOES are of the t nine inch high cut model Ehlt
is the last word in st ids footwear.
THE STOCKINGS are ‘Ejs'itk or Lisle in just the right
shade to make eifec - o combination.
CONNE AL & BRACKEN
SouthN Hk. Conn.
81 WASHINGTON eraser TELEPHONE mes.”
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EDIFINITION 0' CH IROPRA "
Eeanse of the disease all the
ediultiligthesants. Diseasels ..
by a wrench. twist or sprain “ii
a. Mgr-winch. Even if done in childE
iiteraateaplnoheti n‘ervosand
_Eieur life in the dillerent m.»
guise.
;. Chiropractors remove the on
disease and ”health is res
Egtvea special attention; also a»
It Washington at. to. Nathalie
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1 share proills with you by :1
Notice that: lens on the new ”E V
lilo get a duplicate slip tit-1»
driur with our' name and m.
before selling. '
a news» 57. nor new
PHONE 4“
tin made into leaders,
made. painted inside, tin r01
plumbing and heating.
"Storm Tight." rooting. guarad
5 years 1 ply. 81. (0 per roll.
5""
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
to Water at. Phone 11
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Pelduchttiet’l
Arrange the letters to fotm wo‘
words pertaining to our busi‘%éi "
$1. 00 to the first person bringing ELL
correct answer to our store this week E IT To
Winner's name to be in our Adv EFF. Sitcom” tme. Mill.
Phone 499, .
(lately & Brennan ”MS“ “NM
42 §OUTH MAIN ST.
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WHAT vou been
is somewhere on our shelves.
stock of . E "
entice AND usnlomaa-
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Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Ellery Day
Drink a piles of real‘ hot peter
before topside» to wash
‘ out polesea
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Life is not merely to live. but to
live well, est well, digest well, work
well, sleep well. look well What a
glorius condition to attain. and yet
how very easy it is if ohe will only
adopt the morning inside bath.
Folks who one mutilated to feel
dull and hecvy when niey arise. split-
ting headache, study trust a. cold, foul
tongue. nasty breath, acid stomach.
caninstecd. foelash'eshasauisy
by opening the sluicee of the system
each morning unflinching outytbs
whole of the internal poisonous stag-
nant matter. .
Mme whether ailing, sick or
well. should. each morning. before
breakfast, drlnhaginssotreoihot
water with a teammate! of limestone
previous day’s indigenous wasto.’ sour
bile and poisonous‘ toxins , thus cleans
ing, sweetening and. purifying the
entire alimonifu'y canal before. put-"Phea-
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contain that which is neeeasan ’10
cure your ills. give you strength
restore your health.
Whether you prescribe for gulf
or get ;
. Phyelclan’ a Prescription.’
we can on it.
Items of Interest
‘0 ESE; .
Housekeepefsfj E
15c Jupanned dust pans; 9c. -‘
50¢ Wire rat traps. 39c.
5c Waxed sandwich paper. '2 turbo.
$1.50; Well made step ladder
....... sm- . 1- ,a'i'lie Norwalk ling
10c 2 in 1.._black or russ'et, shoe" E H. A. Head. W-
polish. ‘lc. . Ea Ne Main 0t. lo. M,
E 290 Japanned toilet pails at 21c. E
500 large size glass wash 1 . .
boards. 39c. ‘ STO RE
79c White engmelled roll top '1 ‘ ». '1 _.
breed or cake boxes, 59c.
bile 14:33 lieavy rubber coxru
gated door mats, 89c. . 3,
69c Family size garbage pails. sac.
$1.50 Large sine galvanized ssh.»
cans, $1.19. .
'60c Black dustless floor mops...3lo. .
75c Thin blown initialed table
tumblers with enameled ini-'
.tiall. ii for 3:. '
25c Mirrodih. the best furniture.
piano and Into punish. Ne bot .
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