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“three boys in s sleigh turning
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sum. as... ..
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‘ went to a nearby barn and hitched
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, he arrived in llanbury at 11:30 o'clock
-and took the uusrtette back home. lie
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*Ilida Price of Dyes Affected Newark
"5?’s 'I
-fi{ 3133 war conditions whlch resulted in
YEA):
l‘ 1'3 W. Porter. in bankruptcy court to
flIIII'I'
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'. and the prices were raised so high we
3:“
' “.Whal last seen were driving in
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'mitons eight months ago.
I‘ ifihhh are, used to get for nineteen and
We cents!"
he .1 Shadowing was the float Referee
6' Better has held since his appointment
Jams“ 31. 'Itis-the mndhsnkruptcy
'AGE Ti"?
-N.
‘Ilicrnse and bsida
W’“? M bylr..
Mr. Palmerisdoing aliinhispowerI
in boostDsn Cupid's business average!
botthhlnteststnntishhnootwd.
Bswlpsylcthemn'isselieenss
Mdhisown'ochsthtbslswvo
”Msmhwadm
alsoslvshomcnewlvwdl
ohehitcben range, provided that
themsrrisoeistheresultofthegirl
nobvlnsthequewon. Theobald"
ever, is only good for the ilrst couple
who sppesonnder those conditions.
The regular meeting of South Nor-
walhmnNam.L0. 0. it. was
held last evening, when regular busi-
ness was unneeded.
Verbal standing committees made
Imports of progress on many motion
pension; to the welfare of the lodge
The Bridgeport Field Day Committee
reported that final plans had been
adopted. and that a uniform had been
decided upon for the Marching Club.
who will take part in the big
Moose parade. June 17, at Bridgeport.
The committee hopes to have at least
sec in line end will be headed by
Company A. Moose Defenders. and a
full band.
The lodge voted to hold in the
future a monthly smoker and enter;
tainment tor the members, which
night will be selected by the enter-
tainment committee in whose hands
the matter has been placed.
who also node a pies for clemency,
sndsrevicweftbecfllnebylndgs
fleedwhor‘mhgieelinglytotne
pot-ltdposiflmbewuinin Mum
imposepensltyupon one
inysarspasthehadpexeonaliy
strisndsndansn tor
hndhsdcbehighest re
WENT TO SEE GAME.
Md Boys Land In Damn
‘ ' Nico Station instead.
W was ”delved early Wednes-
adj evening from Ridgeileld that. four
had taken a horse and sleigh
ening, in a body. the Red Men’s Fair.
and will meet at Moose Home at 7
o‘clock sharp.
On Sunday evening they will also
attend in a body. services at the First
M. E. church, by special invitation oi
the pastor. Rev. William Giflin. and
will be headed by the Rowayton File
8: 51mm Corps, and will meet at '1
o'clock sharp. at Moose Home. All
members are earnestly requested to
be on bond.
“hairectlon of Dnnbury. The Dan-
_‘ " police were asked to be on the
{Mo-h for the boys and to hold them
Weld oflioer. Thetelephone
. e was received at eight o'clock
N'it was not until ten o’clock that
m appeared there.
‘ n David W. Bradley was
walking down Library place when he
31'8”!“ CASE ENDED iii A
MOE WAY AFTER DIG
DENMTlON. '
. outta-mitt) “another
that they had come from RidgedeIdI.
lle‘todewith themto tbevpdisosi! 5WYABI, man ti-—lnst Insure
on. wanna-Mmetmfiruweua In. wesIQha've
Waltheaeigh was found th mifiWontrislhore
EuthaneInberotthe psrty,aboyof dtugeofshootiogher ver
‘1'. soundssless. :t r: WM“.NOV lafist, it
'hsys said that they wasted t6 'wu canon-Iced that the ohm h
Mme mean" or mum!!! Powell on cab'dltion
nonmsrwutogstrheremamk thatuisswsmcrdropherbrdschoi
WW “I.“ they BM . to“, promise action against him for 810,-
Accordingly they went to the stable 00°-
This settlement Insets the end of
one of the strangest cases _ever
and harnessed 3 home. They then
Warner was charged with having don
neti men's clothes and entered. at
night. Powell's home, where he lived
alone. demanding be marry her. and
when he refused she is said to have
shot him. He was found with a bullet
in ‘bis lungs by neighbors and told this
story.
Miss Warner was found an hour
later, at her home. a mile away. with
knife wounds in her throat. havini'
evidently attempted suicide. Both
hovered near death for weeks and
finally recovered.
Miss Warner in her suit against
twenty years ago to marry her and
had tolled to do so, that she waited
twenty years for him until his moth»
or died and then discovered he had
decided not to wed her
W...___~--- .__._
For Coughs
and Colds
the home onto a sleigh and started
It Dsnbury to see the basketball
me. arriving there at ten o'clock.
fie horse showed signs of having
been driven quite hard.
Instead of seeing the game they
were put into the woman ’s corridor in
the police station to aw hit the arrival
, oil‘s" imm Illdgetield The po-
Officer Frank Taylor and
said the owner of the horse did not
care so much about his property be
ing‘ taken. but the owner of the sleigh
was rather wrathinl.
was csuseo FAILURE.
iI:
Hat Firm.
raising the price of dyes tron) nine-
teen snd twenty-one cents to $3 and
bi a pound had much to dowwith the
second failure of Gottleib 8-. Co.. hat
mbnflseturom, at 26 Kipp street, New
.Illfk. N. J.. according to the testimony
fiimbflottlisb, president. at a hear-
ing' Wednesdsy afternoon said the
w News last evening The wit-
.nus was called before Referee George
Even Stubborn and
Dangerous Branch -
cofilitin why he had not made good
odor of composition, accepted by .
w. m a .. W . m M its Yieldsio Lmomne
Iio our trade." Mr. Gottleib said“ "Since
153° W cut down the supply of dye Flushed on and Insane-s. two of
hive been losing money right m5 “mum” important Month-re
'_ t elsecsn be expected when we
have tom 83 and ti 3 pound for dye
well-known agents. separately. in the
treatment of coughs and colds, emulsi.
tied. together with other curative reins
dies. in Kerr's Fiasasoed Emulsion,
they form an irresistible preparation
iorthe immediate relief and mmpt
more of all toms of coughs and coldb.
even bronchitis, most stubborn of all
coughs, yields to its healing properties.
In this famous old family remedy and
esporiance the comfort it brings to
those whomeit. The purestsndssfest
of all remedies it builds up the body
it is relieving the system,“ “coughs.
throat and lung tumbles. . .
.» reason of the composition, unit-I
-.-. mac pay claims of 811m
Itnll. Formats were to have been
. . a): m. psychical): mm
. ate. exten ‘ng over two'ycsmfi.
tint Itests‘lm t of twenty'iive
cent: was due December 1, when
. cont creditors checks for hot.
' and mat wt cent. of their
WITHIN! I
The members will attend this ev- ,
OlIlIlI
brought into Stile Ohio courts: ' Miss '
0Specials ‘0' Todayofl k
Eggs 3 Dozen
Not-aSSicd Rasi
Best Creamery Buttons lb. 34c
Pure Lard, 2 lbs. for
25c
25c
Glover or Magnolia Milk‘ mllc
2 Campbell's Soups3cansfor25c
Fairy Soap a Cake
Home Run Sardines 2 cans‘°'7c
Iona Corn 2 cans for
Pink Salmon a can
Quaker Corn Flakes a Pkg. 5c
Argo Starch a Pkg.
Sultana Peaches a can
is
15c
8c
4c
14c
us a Pkg. 12c
’I'dlld
Jones Pillsburrys, Gold Medal
A&P Flour at Cost
roo Stamps with 1 lb.
60 Stamps with 1 lb.
40 Stamps wifii 11b.
3oStampswithlb.
25 Stampswitbr lb.
soStsrnpswitbzlb.
sztampswithrIb.
XTRA STAMPS WITH TEA
75 Stampswidulb. NewCropTessu .6oc
Fancy Chop Teas 70c
Tea ............. soc
Tea ...... Wye
XTRA STAMPS with com ,_
ElRyadCoii'ae..3
Andreas. Coffee . sec I
Sultana Coffee . . . 30c
Ions Coffee ...... 25c
Tel. Nougoo.
The Great A 8: P. Tea Co.
1:4 WASHINGTON ST..
SOUTH NORWALK.
Free Delivery.
broidery.
variety of styles.
I.
new Irena. Feb. 11. (Wall street
ruled at the opening of today's mod-
erately active stock market, some of
the war issues, CW5 5Y0
Central melting variable. us, while
United states Steel. Cmcible Steel.
American Smelling. Mexican Petrol-
eum and a few specialties were lower
by fractions to over a point. Tradins
was of a tentative and promotional
character, the coming holidays caus-
ins further tech 0! outside interest.
Becoming prices diminatad mutt ini-
tial advances except in the distal
group, where Utah. at the new high
price of 81%. led another upward
swing.
WALL STREET. Noon ——’Coppers
continued to lead. Butte and Superior,
which rose 24- to 83. as well as Chino
and some lesser issues of the same
class starting new record wid: titsh.
American Zinc was strongest of kind-
red shares, gaining I l-Bend'lb. Oils
also denoted renewed .inouiry with Sell
recovery in lexicon Betrolsun)
Among war andrallied‘shares Cruci-
ble Steel. Colondo'n'leiinnd‘ eri
am. ism. zmtrcut {stem
-tlso recoverql iioIootywiosa bnthold
bedtime. st freehhcsv
mess develgwed. Bends were irregn
. In;
will IboasiIveno tasIanva-isge- summons-Iota. in. It.
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34" .,
Brassieres
The tailored suit or the transparent blouse". both need the Brits-
:Iieremfor the former s simple style to attord the fitted snugneas so
necessary for the proper fit of the coat and waistcoat; tor the veil-
iike bodice. II more elaborate c cation of delicate
Select your Iirasaiere with care, for the fit is most essential.
Our new line of Spring models Include Ii. & J.. De Bevolse, War-
ner's, liodel. Shapely and other desirable makes
Prices range from ......
VU'CN ePlDL' MEPCHRNDHI' II’” .“L‘I‘I‘I‘ATE PPICAI‘
WW
' TODAY IN WALL STREET.
10:30 a. m.).——Ilrrcsular price thangesl
HIM :b'oth'. the 'roonplalnt
lace and en)-
in an unlimited
.................. 25¢ UP
to yield in— the nfta‘noon. Coppers
llosing half their advance, while Steel
and similar issues were heavy Prices
led advance in ratio with New Haven
and Reading the principal features
vztlolcv or s132.52.
Awarded 6.
Against F. w. Hoyt.
A jury in the court of common
pleas Wedmsday afternoon awarded
George L. Rockwell. of Ridgeileld.
$132. 52 damages against Frank IW.
Wt; 0‘ Disbury in the suit brought
by Mr. Rockwell for damages received
by his automobile in a collision with
IMr. Hoyt's car on the Sugar Hollow
freed on the evening of September LL
1915. The case has been on trial in
the-court "for two days. The jury re-
tired about 3'I30 o‘clock Wednesday
afternoon and deliberated for about
half an hour before returning the ver~
dict. Dir. Rockwell sued for. $260.
in returning the verdict the jury
decided that Mr. Hoyt was to-blame
for tbe'accideht." The defense bad
anemone. W claim in MM.
Hoyt “Add”? demagei from car.
Rockwellp tlip pounds fist Miss
Isabel‘3933333).
L. Rockets" in Sill!
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tbeoperstionofthemschlno afoot
giving the defendant s
ootheoosdtopass. Theieéntontbos
cashier
ind
hardened again, however. on’a mark _
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1.
who was drlvbtgéthe
WI 3“; bid? been WK "hi
TheD. M. ReadCo.
3‘!
Mr.
,1 if I IIIIIIZIMU
lsit equipped for good worlt to be accomplished, and also to create an idta oi your
.mam treatise! your visitors? The atmosphere and the appearance of an offiCII
A
Notwalk Business
Is your office furnished right?
Man !
will sortictimes assist materially in closing an important transaction.
. The Road Mr: Galleries arc in poeltion to furnish offices with all IIIIedlul
pieces, good qualities and priced as moderately as possible. 1 . u .
In Quin-tend Oak . , K {:3 , l ‘
Office Desks,, flat top \Silhsdnllal') bases
Nim- 42 Inch ' ' ‘3 P ,“ $18-75
SOIindI l‘fi' 1"“? 1!"! $03.25
001ml) Ib‘tllfl I! ! I'll] $37.75
OffiCc Desks, roll top. with sanitary bases. ' '
.2 I... “I II I- r 33....
50 inch ' ' ‘ ' ’ V $36.00
60...... Illiillfili $42.00
.\IId upward In prior, advancing ll] price in accordancr With size and finish.
Type~wmcr Desire, ‘ '
38 inch $24.00
51 inch $29.25
and up Y - .
A line group of G.)ltlt‘n Uni. Desks, handsomely finished. ready for Immmliatt-
III-livery. 'l‘hcse are Lunarknhly line specimens, carefully selected. and mil lvnrl PH
iill' of dignity and importan
cc to surroundings.
handles.
tcred designs.
bowls, turccns and' covered (‘ll
Dont miss this displa}.
Irian and Amelie” Wed.
Rowland Sets 03 films! grade with gold encrusted borders.
Onondaga China in varied designs. prominent among them thc “Canterbury"
An American pattern of very high grade pustt with Ilu-omtitm of coin gold and gold
Bavarian China, the ”Turin"
pattern among the list.
tabs.
'Maddoclt's English Porcelains. several designs _
“La Provence." "Veronr." “Elrou” and “Westover”
Unique in blue and white were is "The Chinese Bluebird.’
with hawthorn decoration and medailums of landscapes and bitds.
shes. in octagonal shapes. lhis III
OIficeChairs to match desks 'lh'Ir) are substantially buflt wry strong, intended for"
Ii‘lilltlnlml hard usage. "I 'g' . __ u .. -II_. ;‘ 1' ' “‘
Revolving Chairs . . $.7-so up...
. " I :[flfiArm Chairs 1 V $5.50 up;
' Q Type-writer Chairs and '
' 1 Desk Stools lU cmnhinc,
Dinnerware in Stock Patterns
'lht- Sermons ol tht China Stun- an- uttructiu- \IIth the ~pnng display of llinm 1'
t hina .
Sets of Hm and Pouyat 0t llllt‘ st tlllilllly “3th fiIIc productions of l: ngluli "Ins
put lt'l‘li.
b
with other standard and 11:36:
a white were well mverwl
All pieces Included, the
Illit‘< a quaint breakfast Stl
and pieces may be selected that would In- hut-rusting: in the outset).
I~"
“an fiIlt‘IfllI
a I
I
fill)» B. iii illicit Glnmpmtg.
lied to decide whether negligence «II
the part of bliss Rockwell or MnII
Hoyt caused the collision
Attorney .1. blocs lves. who repre
sented Mr. Rockwell. and Attorney:
f William H. Cable,‘ who appeared for
“Mr. Hoyt. made strong arguments to;
“the jury in snpptl't of their conten-
tions regarding applying the "rule oi
the road" intho oase'betove'tin court.
Both attorneys quoted from a num-
ber of legal authorities and decisions
ton the point.
Mr. Son and his party had been
attending a. dinner .at Dorinn’s' Point.
Norwalk, the day of the socket and
a copyot the menu served :at the din,
nor was introduced in evidence. The
menu showed that beer was .served
sun mm! Ives in sunning up his
case ssidthatnopersoolrbohsd had
a lull course shove dinner, with been
had a right to disc as mnemonic
Money «Gable chimed that Ir. firm
was run: cab-tale in drive new and:
«whim W -.-io in, inter-
ence to the enemy .on the start of
the opposing counsel.
lodge Scott made -an delete-tins
riding in his chores; to no they: also
mailers rsI‘éd'tEIi this Emilie seas of
any anemone minimised m it
hos been in a oodisiu. :- the ms
.siinenesahe' I‘ Wrflflo‘gfis
N0 ‘GTA'FE PRISONERB HERE AT
' COUNTY JAIL.
{For First Time in Fou'r Years Candi S
tion is Relieved by Addition at
Wetherstieid.
For the first time in four years, the'
Taiwan! County jail on North avenue,
Bridgeport. holds no state prisoners.
it was anhounced yestertny by Sher?
lit Peace, who took the last seven men
to Wethersfield Monday.
A new addltion has been made to
the state prison. including about .70
cells. The crowded condition of the
prison has been somewhat relieved by
the nd'dition and a subsequent relir‘
is being felt in all of the county jails.
which held many state prison-rs.
State prisoners from all counties are
being then to Wethersfield as soon
as possible and the Jails will "be free
of the convicts in a few weeks.
‘ MTV YiAICI INVALID DEAD.
NEW YORK. ”finalise Mollie
rancher, who celebrated her “golden
Mid? niacin-lid summon ago
died ”amt Ihen‘heme in Brooklyn
Mos Fancber was known all oyer
the mid through the extraordinary!
install century of her invalidism, hi-I
ceasingly at knitting and embroider
Iand is said to have used up 103) mm
skeins of worsted
in 1866, when Miss Funche'. was 17
years old, and noted for her beauty.
she was thrown from her horse and
terribly injured. A yeau later she was
the victim of a street car accident,
which deprived her of the use of all
her limbs except her right arm, Iit‘or
nine years she mined in a trance-
like condition, during which period
her friends insisted she was-clairvoy-
snt. It. was in Itheee years not. she
built up her correspondencefiicfiiting
a total of 6, 900 letters.
During the filty years or hall in)
prieonment inn sick room. lies
chefs chief nourishment was the nit-e
of fruits. '
iIIIIIIIIIIII mi
Imam
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common. is. M) I'm—ti line
which last night destroyed the ware
.mmmasmmm
Buggy Company. moods loss or
W she about no doninol 1300.000 according to, estimates III-
P.”
"lt‘I-hodd'flot'nolld'w'wam
claim were practically
”9‘ '7“ NW ““8 3°. were built to)! the am- hole he
from thearidence intndnbdttle
,\
iIIury ,tbmngb tip accident; . on“... ‘;
“move her 'rlgh'
, she worked Inn. .0?““ you,
1 .
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