I,
"melt-u; flail"
not base it. '
1i:- is‘coid; "15"..
goaly?“ heme
—~ We
, and perhaps a bit
e, to burn coal and
file hustle.1t's as .
It .‘5 driving nails that
W some coal fails»-
It": to take the trouble
the ashes and the rub-
often lumbering up the
uguring ill as sure as
Let us hammer home
saying which is neither
nor rare (it applies also
i) “sham—3‘ We do busi-
Final Clearanse Sale
of goodheavy Winter coats
or Sait's silk plush, with large for
quality
. Our rices cannot be beat, comparing
csclglgréfl ANDP'SILK DRESSES. up to the minute styles.
'from $8 98 no. The best selection in town. Come at once
an 6-th ela".
é; PdA R I ‘5‘ Cloaks & Millinery
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
“4._,_z.'...__.—.—
In all wool materials,
B ..... ...... . 0 H
'IIRK ROAST ....... . ........... "" ------ 4e ..
RIBROAST................:..:::::::: """ 19‘3””
SHOULDER STEAK.
ROUND STEAK .....
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s «Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. . M ' t
South Norwalk. 39 am S .Norwaik.
Specials Today
...l
g ‘SIRLOIN STEAK ........... 24¢ ll
; PORTERHOUSE STEAK ................. 26¢ n?
; RIB LAMB cuoss ........... -..' ...... . ........ 25¢ ll-
. LOIN LAMB CHOPS. .. ..... I”: ého ill“
LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS 18¢ llI.
u...-.-..a....«
Beers Meat 82 l’rovision Co.
5 . (2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone "80
13 MAIN ST.
Norwaik Phono- Rm
. .(‘ourt Justice
.‘handpd down a
ldenymg
Immallee um began
“hoopwhloh
fil New York Clif-
-
.L
t
l
N'reWarm F'
AT A .EDUCTIoN or 2.0%
Winter Weight Coats Reduced 10%
A Splendtd Ass’fi rtment for Ladies, Misses and Children
in
[tended 1063“” '
m" a They have no
l
dren
wilt; a preliminar)
ect e
cases which is exp i any
I sational testm ‘.
some sen Daniel P.
deciston
the application
-Dougherty for an incgegsiggk
II Iver-k alimony to 58
Files Anniuer. filed a“ ‘
hefty .
mulled 1:32:91; to her hushhuds
ante] laini. Mrs. Iiioueherty is said it;
icou'p ireuuemly Iisited the llotet ‘
Eileen, Danhuu, in company 0 . ..l
friends, and the cubarols oi ilrIng-
port
'One evening,
and l were dining u '
IIIIIII’IlIIII"s of my family," sald‘ 1:31":
liougherty to her IIIIIIIIIded a126,)“
“2t woman came over to on: I h“.
‘took a cigarette out of Mr. 1;!!!“
'5 month and hogan it; sIIIIiI I \h"
. . \I 4 .
"She was ten l'l‘ltllltl h”. in u
‘pnll‘ careful “hat \"uu 'illt’.
to the IllI'orce
“1 to disclose
Bowen“e
Cohalan
yesterday
of 'MI‘B- .
("hel $4” 5
l
36300“ Bla’lnkets, Wool Blankets Comfortables
I
‘0.
wlI'Il'e Ml'.1)0\lgllt‘li)
t the cafe with
.\‘~=\‘\-Iu‘
. a -1- “\‘\‘\‘\‘I‘I‘\‘I‘Iu\‘\‘\‘\‘ \‘\‘\"
a Iva/aiu.wvzu,wa,a,cI~/u
)2
[-4
. :‘_ SPECIALS
Is: on TRUCK TIRES
. try
a lar t k t‘ .
gr; “imitfird'v. 511.2 gush "Roasted Coffee. a 1b... ....................... 21¢
PCS. i t v y ‘
mm“ "madden agent: unhams Cocoanut, Ioc ptg. cut to ................ 8¢
BXRaiérfiywhere. . Pure Lard, 3 lb. ......... 19¢
FACTOR i . ....... . ' ,
h mill-ascent Street Y . Live oak BUCkthat. 3. fits. . . . . . 19¢
a 26¢
7 liars 25¢
Swift's Premium Oleo, a pkg.
Swift‘s Pride Soap
..uu.......
...I. ......
A. STULL
--.uq.
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
"- Bowel-sock, I3 years
notice N. Y. City
, I ‘5’ Building. 1115 Main
~ RIDGEPORT, CONN.
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 .Waslnngton St , So. Norwalk
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
i SPECIAL
GOLDEN GRAIN FLOUR
.. $XOC' ling -....I.........I....... ....... v
______ $x2Ci if} Bag -.----.I.I..-'..............:.'.H..' $1623
""SEFRON co” Inc. l 71h. hag “W 46’-
i E. Norwalk 1 BEST . I ............ . l u ‘1’
Tel. 44:. Rice RUTA BAGA 1;:RNIPS ............. . 35¢ pk.
__ -.....Asc Snapp Cheese
16 Oranges .......... . 25c Pears? ......... Iol: €12:
I Pancake Flour 12: Plums.......... .Ioccan
. Buckwheat 12c Raspberries I'Sc'jcan
Cream Chee 12c Logan Berries... file can
Peaches .156 can Strawberries 18c can
Domino Confectionery, Powdered or Old Fashioned Brown
Suga1cutto.......... .. In"
Best Baldwin or Greening "Apples peck ”U196. .paFSREIMI
"£023. ‘ W," N
{nlSomethlng for Supper
l ALL HOME MADE
‘ "...-“$93;
"3.1%.
" Feb. 3."~
I: f th l).
~ . tge figural; exiting: CRULLERS BAKED BEANS
Eleven road. died in a SARATOGA- CHIPS CH CKEN PATTIES
road yards today. He H
1 out his engine
“to: IiIm. The train t
have hauled was dua‘ 3
Iron WEDNESDAY AND T URSDAY
Heerc’it & Seymour
7 Railroad Ave.
., rthort limo later. He
old and had been
ma for thirtyvflve
non survive '
i
__--~ York nith him.
" i then.
become friendly With a man who said granted a divorce from SamuelJ. Hey-
\ nothing on Norwallt, for Jean Vsijean
[The nomnn nus AIIIIII “Mir. 1 was
(so embarrassed that l llllllfl‘d’dlt’l)’
llelt the party and sent home. Mr.
Daugherty did not tome home III all
that night. "
Mrs. Dougherty gives II gIaphlc oc-
count of her discovery that the (ill)-
"on woman was playing II prominent
pIIIt in heI no hands lite.
“MI". Daugherty is a very heavy
drinker,” she said in on ulildavlt,
“and would seldom come home for
dinner. (in one occasion] was at
~my parents‘ homo and Mr. Dough-
erty (‘illlltl over uhoul one o'clock
in the. morning and told me not to
go home—- no. lived on Riverside lirinI
then— as he had five III six III his
men friends there soberiur up
Found Girl's Number.
"When i got home next morning,"
We find ourselves with a little more "Winter
goods than we care to have on hand at this
time of the year.
We are ready to sell anything in our store
irrespective of the cost. Coats as low as $5, $8, .
continued Mrs. lIoIIglIerly. “i found . _ - .
u notebook ill the. handwriting of $10 and $
MI". DoughI-rty. lll‘tl on one of ill!“ 15’ worth more than dOUble- AISO
unites i saw this entry: “Men 3. O t .
Ilihsoii., 'phone soon llrynni. Mulrt- Glrls coats at very low prices.
unit in, January 12.", ltilti.’
"I asked my hushnuu whut this
meant. and he. said "i “row IlInt , .
tlI’ .. l the request of a friend. ‘ h g A t S 1 t d
Shtlle \IeIIluI lnIIr i found the ar e ccoun S O 1C1 6
some telephone IIIIIIIhIIr I", printed ver-
tlcnlly, one numbeI to at line and
again asked for an explanation. 'Olt,
that is It ship code signal,’ Inv hus-
band said"
Mrs liougherly dechlies her hus-
hnnu has since their marriage l!."l()\\ll
to be a woman huier. or II long
period before their separation, she
says. he. locked himself in his room
It 'ghtly, when iIII come home. und III-
fused to speak to heI.
"He told me he was through with
me and with all women,‘ she. said.
“and that he ("told he of no further
use to me except iuIvII nIerI‘eI Int)" way,
as he expressed it.‘
Mrs Dougherly's counsel, Attorney
Illurger said that Daugherty look from
his wife‘s effects two photographs of
"her taken “standing in n brook on
‘Ier father’s llothel. Conn. eslnte."
and asserts he will introduce them at
0 mat of the divorce notion.
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:T“‘\.‘
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"liI
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NW Ml!" "M” “I 011 ““«l‘ -0 WW“. ”I“ llldlllnunit Much is deemed to in)”; lo
lil‘fs maiden name helm; iiillIr. . i d . ‘
dred and “till to NW \IlIlI ()III-‘III \lnude Bell of -.\'or\\'nlk \vIIs givIn "ll .n nu organ ze way mak" “ "Hum".
field" She not .I job in II f2I'Itor_v, and dune of divorce irom S-Ilem l .on slraliun in order to til‘COlllllll‘ll tho
one night returning home IIIIIt ."..lI of \ou \ork. She testified tlIIItldoIiy-ed result.
, . It I Ii . . .
l. IIIIIII Marion suvs lIeIinII per- Iht) “(In married on Alel -. 1907,. Publicity is not H“. (‘bJI'I'l .. A"-
snnded her to rIturn to the old life illill that on iehrunrv i told, her husé ( \ ‘ l 1 f ii , I
\leIT‘n lIII" previously had I'IIIIdII th hand desmwtul hIr SlII- Ivnr. :Ilm gm" ’1‘” an “N" l" “‘0 m I‘" U” "
“”15“" u) by fill‘Ct‘. ltll custody of «l minor t‘llllil. IEI‘. l0 strengthen lllO HITOl‘Il S (ltjiiiiiltill
Greenfield was arrested ll)‘ the po ‘ Han "New Husband." .III hue principhis and to hriuu other
lIIIe on January :9. on It serious laIIIIeII I‘ucixer of anIlg-Ipnrt “MID”: “.1“; m..." mum": within tho
charge. The police IlIIIn begun II uiwn II IlivIwce from Mmgurot l‘uc-lt , | ‘l ‘. ‘ ‘ M ii t i.“ '
lean-h for levi‘II‘ Imtl Goldbelg. pr m)“- living l'l Shilliglleld (‘hnrlesl lull rt eIII lt~ IIIl III lltl.l u ‘l 11.. put.
my“)... Marlon said, finally IvroIII. J. Ward, :I former iI'sltlt‘n’l of Spring ’ W59 (Tim he. ilI‘I'UlDDllShM btifil by
II letter to Mildreds mother I". in Nova lit-hi. testified flIIII )lIs. ’l‘~"IIIkIIr II on demonstrating what has been neeonh
Stella. telling her that her daughter residing in Mussaclutsotta' 'IIiIlI nneu pushed in suclr a way that" no 0,...
was in New Y"otk nithout funds and “115?"de " it ) . .n t of. th.‘ T»;
thnt he lutd advanced her Sail ludge ll-Innnt took up the muffin ’ " “mam ' “0“” l " ‘
I“, t‘oolI I...“ ham“... the lines "le mun of xmm.‘ lloutou of 1);”. mm tiblllllls “men “I in the idiots
of lllt‘ lt‘llt‘l' and sent II message to bury. “he i.» Irrins to get :I Illwuel "rho
roIII (‘lIIIIIIIs llouton
he was Robert Greenfield
IIrnleIl Ihtnll) from l."e\lnI- and .\lil
:IIInIIul message In the Presia
C
‘ "As n|31ntier{of fuct," ”hid the :he‘ police 0: ilanl;utt(nni "lh'el .II"I lil'mlliifl I” H 0 Huh?“ ““(ol§t‘l‘r‘;.tlt ll‘ oi the Po)" Svouls of Ammicr»
IIvyer ‘ Ie the tires were In en Iy es s o .I"\ no out 10 III)(‘I3., as II"2:I II (I! ma on i” ill . ‘ .
Mrs DouglIorIvs sister in II perfect night lt’rilllll’d I I\2I'rch is no\" lIIIin." I'mllmlnm duh“ “\llt‘trmi' NIH-NOS “’ "w (olin 1" Lhmg‘mnp “m“ “I“
m be rrud at all snout meetings at ii ?
made for the (‘oolt girl. '.liIII polieI \lurphy II. "II" allowed to amend
believe that she illll\ hv confined in mmhl'tinl 10 include a new charge It: Id II. I.I:,‘0n Thursday, February S ."m
a room somewhere or (also film i; hiII it) llOlilV lllt‘ tlt‘ll‘lltltllll :tt‘t'Oltlllll-il)‘. 'lllllit‘tl in u“, Jnuuarv ll—llh lrrsm 0)?-
‘ing, Doubts Legality of Marriage. \ » h. ' .
_._. . Tito. ("use of Daisy Dania-ls .lnI-ksmI." ‘ ”Him“: ' '
‘\\'ll0 is seeking: divorce from \\'-21ltvr.
I‘Ddt do :JIIIlIson “as (Imliuuell he-
amuse there “as not suilirmnl (‘(ll""l(l
‘ lIoIntiIe. evidence. it IlevIloval do!"
I Hon (‘ounnundern No. 3, lirunht’.
ing the IIIs‘IiIIIoIIy ol’ .ilrs. Jack-Ion .1. "m3 .. h” 'ts ‘ "l Hf”,
Io SINGIE Bllsslulltl there was some doubt whether ( 11"”5 I” I .Innun mh'm‘"
Who nus l("iill\ the wife of lIIIkson
hast lllglll :‘llIi elected the full- "Hm,
1N llt,‘ had told her that he had an- oilicers: \ A l
"oler “do from “how he lIIIIl Jlt‘VFl'
. Ctlillll:lll(l("l‘-~.‘Illll(ill lt'IvIIIi '
lludge Bennett Grants Nea Iy Halt-...... mm... mg. n..,,....,.,,...,.;., Gmmimm H V {'21 .. I . I.
Iniile of hay in the loft of II barn. The" ‘tlmt IlIIIre nus nothing to show the. I. ‘ ‘ "‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ 2.2....
t morning ”my mm w “my Drzen tiro. sets In Superior Court “H mm” “as W mm, “W a ll «.14.... Gem.........“ 1,. [Intent 3
port. lcepl hm" on ‘l statement which was in-
" I
Two Men Arrested l lvivc divmces were granted Vt‘slt‘r- I‘Ulficit‘nl Mrs Jackuml told ihrl
it was in Bridgeport that they met day in the Superior Court by llldL't'li'Olll'L that hot" husband nus cruel to‘
hilt-llaCl Goldhemr Goldberg was ur- Bennett. George "F Jucus of Dau- h” villvl Nd pundwd 1W “ll ‘3I" ""IIl‘vil'
Isted in Bridgeport- lust night, bury, 2m employe of the Southern New 0001". Finn: because he old": "it I." sIhI \\' ""-I .
‘Ierg‘d with ensluving the girls for England Telephone Company was ITIIS‘WE Inoum on gas
innnorallpurposes. The agent to whom granted fl deer: II from - Harriet l-‘.i
he l‘ii nleged to have given the girls Wheeler Janus on lhe ground of do. " » r- -—- -—- .
to uns arrested yesterday in llriok- sortion, and given the Iight to see lIIs FLAN TO CELnBRme 'HE‘
lvn. ‘He is Louis "LeII’Im twenty reeves IlIIeI- vear- -old Iiaughtei i<utlII=rIII-.,I ‘ 3.0" 5'30”? BIRTHDAY. .
1133M, :1: N'0. 181 Ilnvemeyer street. once It month. ".21 Icns teslified that lit" ’ ' “"”“ ' "’
rob yn. Goldberg in only nineteen art In llIIfl :- \vidow oIi Fthruarv 15. " '“ l A snot adv.
years old. I913, gill had not been married longl C" ”van“ Th'“ ”mm w" “‘3" WI,” (
lMarion Arnold broke down lastl Pluto he found that she was reeeiv ‘ WK“ ‘0 the BOYS Mid the Public- 5 ‘ ‘ '
nt‘ght (Inst;I fol? detectives her entilro III; the attentions of other men during‘ Letters received from all parts of?
sory. ‘ e 5 now confined in t 6 his absence. 0n abjeoting to her be the 0 . ~ .~ . I
. ~ ‘ unit I) "a. I. l i I..:;I"-
.2 vslde Home, in Brooklyn. lunior and refusing to let one of her I" L‘ f X lfluhfk in: I'm Vl‘b i
Meeting Goldberg in Bridgeport, male friends into the house, Mr. Jacus am" 0 “1‘9“” “00“ ‘T‘”.. b”
Marion said that she and her com- mid that his wife put on her hat and 30 ““11 and fitting.
pIInlon promised toThcorne to New coat and departed. T LI: street of the activities in \“lllt‘l "I
ey were taken Had to Sleep on Floor. m M]... 200 000 s i
first to a. furnished room house in Grace May Kiley, who lives \IiIlI f'i "ll cents and 30 000 scou
Attorney street, Manhattan. There her parents at 1858 Siratford avenue, 0 ‘ rials “‘_ particmate 0"" hardly '
they were forced to receive. men Bridgeport was granted a IliIbrco be overestmmted. Ln “it’ll-“HMS 0r CLEAN UP SALE
communities from end to end of the.
country. people who never before
'Irogfiht in, Elie said, by Lavina. ‘rom John F. Kiley of Bridgeport. -
.. erg, s e as re tune to - ‘ "~ ""IIW IIII'II "’ll"‘ll that r .
nrldsenort. three months after marriage on Jan— h. V. ‘ k .3 . . $15 T9 $23 COATS
lI‘rcm Attorney street the girls were may 20, 1916, she discovered that her " ‘l L a on Spec”! "0‘"? 9‘ the A
taken to u tint in East Tenth street, husband was addicted to drunkenness Scout movement will be awakened to T
h0W .
l
l
where they met larger numbers of“ that he beat and abused her never :1 I’I-‘aliaztlon ‘of what is means in
y innocent mnnner. Mrs. Doughevty
is II very beautiful and shapely you’nI:
"'omun, and might Well he on III‘tlsI's
Inooel if she so desired."
___.__ _.———~—-——
In Inn IIIII nu; ;
UJRtD no stone
(Continued from lll‘a t Page)
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CLINTON COMMANDER\
OFFICERS.
(lesions.
All”.
Senior \Vurdcn— Leslie \V.
Junior \i'zII"glIIII~"t‘lI:I<. it.
Helute ~E. 1.; Govhztn"
littorIl-III" ., Frederick IlIIclLlI-y
'I'II-"usurer - Ilium?! IiiIlI".
Sentinel—glidiid l‘nllurd.
’l‘mstwvdomes \i'. Storey.
ALl.
t est. é
;'=;*.‘11‘m f» ..
pays host in the
IAcosvs;
Then they: were to: en bacino contributed to her support and made the lives of u; "
e .
Attorney street, and finally to a house her sleep on the floor. She was also munll scouts and m the com
II South Fourth street. Williamsburg. “granted a change or name to Grace y “’
The daily good turns by inditidn
Tm Girl: Separate. May Flood.
After being there a while, Marlon Anna tReynard of Danbury scouts. are of vital importance MI!
in the aggregate amount to tug rent
community service. but the principles
of publicity demand that now more
she. attention tot ,‘Ihe {Quilts Imusl
“'35
' nerd, formerly of Woltville, Nora Sco
\Ietor Hugo's ‘Les Miserables" has tla. "but now of parts unknown She
IstIIIIII thu her Iutsoaua had desert
runs a paint store there. ed. lie-"I" in March. 1911. They“ were
Lil. j l
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