r '1 from First Pan)
-....-n
cow.- ..th hail therefore askot
caldr 12’» of the dub to adding.
inund‘lliad‘suggested a very lni
t subject concerning which th
ought to be formed in this pro:
wrists ot‘ the country and of whlcl
flu had some knowledge because 0
- t-iuis' iiiathematlcal experience
helper-ileum phase or the - large
”not to which he said he nouli
it himself for an hour and 8 ha]
Lanai-um demetntion of the N41
,m‘er. This subject was of the higl
out importance, he said, and thougl
Lon thi- ant-lace it might seem puml;
cumulative and uninteresting. as t
. emitter of fact it was capable of treat
5'5th that would hold the attention 0
4, our. intelligent audience for an al
"mun-limited period. He felt high
who was present were called. aid
me somewhat conflicting testimony
:mmthe m at tires.
~ir. union, whose position in‘the
whom: was designated ”(once boy,
was reluctant to conteu 'that he did»
not know all there was to know nbout
lie manufacture of tires, and Mr.
irnold, who refused to give his tull
tame because he never was in. thnt
:oudltion. certified to the correctness
.: Mr. Lamson's’ testimony. The most
‘nipoztzmt fact revealed by this wit“
less however, was that cheese may
cry. tolerable for the making of tires...
being used.entirely in the thread of:
iiefi.
The prosecuting attorney then
'ittempted to Show by the witness
not real cheeses, but- Mr. Snyder.
mother member of the firm. tell-
'he nature of the packages and could
'oll real limburger without mint»: it
ind that in li’s opinion there “a: no
.l)‘ honored to be asked to address
rudely interrupted. by loud talking
and scuffing in the. vestibule—v soundt
‘of a fight. Several men sprung to
~‘ theiie feet at once and started for the
'; door. moved by theI chivalt'ous iin»
,pttlloisthat lien hidden in evcry 111?." 1(-
so to the noise of tin talli‘li‘d an
‘ coumotiou subsided it was tonnd llizit
.mp hated his man before. the club‘iiit‘
l7 pill to be late at :1 right. Wlsaii to! ' ll
' it “as caused by u policeman drug;
ring in a. reluctant prisoner. The: 1 inrusurlnu (killer for «mounting “ml
mittcpresentation of tire goods. lie
“the club on this illuminating topic} tlso satisfactorily instilled that heincunces.
\m‘“ this point his address wit" ;‘Nt‘a- li'(;.is‘itllf§“tl with the prisoner}
139(1)“ and- on the request of’thc Ill»
ltmtie) identified him after lto ll'ill
' iovii turned lll‘illllld.
; U}. MoUreuoi' up:
J
mile—ll a.:. liiv lift
‘3' ‘1 1"1' flirt :
..
...‘.-l
"1' lru’. such it limit. \tliilli lll‘ knpt
.e~:l.iira‘ Uni tl..lt‘tl in tin vale-r. no:‘
the: - Ll- i‘i"r.. but :l five toot
. i . . .
i'il‘ ;. and Hint the said piisotici' will
own i‘lll'gnnr'il ii} llllil to construct
_ inmuiit in n surret and expensive iiiu~
serum «lithe m
that the prisoner was drying to serif
Inc company two cheeses that w’flf
‘ed that he was fully conversant tum '
.,. Cd
day. mdldrew (mum: of diet:
advent-ad position“ nineccordm,
as we the officint‘statement ice
sued '1 today by German Armyl
Headquartm.. _
Seven Entcntc airships were ‘
brought down by the Germans. ‘3
3231.124, Feb. I4,‘ by wirelessi.
to Sarina—British: troops-m ini
strength continued . yesterdays.
their attacks against the Germnu‘
positionvon the north bank at the
Ancre,‘ in Frances Two-British;
attacks south oithc- town of Sam;
were repulsed after violent hand-1
to-hand fighting, according to “the r
official announcement. land to-.
day by German. Army Headquar-
ters.
LONDON,.li‘eh.‘15,.12:25 p: m.
g—The. Britifil‘. steamer Cilici't. of
4,750 tone" grtsss, has been suitk,“
Lloyd‘s Shiipini Agen’Sy an-
tnorn‘ed today. Th: crew was “
landed. ~ -
f The British stcatncr Fcrga also"
that: been sunk. the” agency an-
~ - :c
31 in
The steamy; Ci'id-
'5“! 3-16 f9» ;- 1mm. h";
Special Clearance. '
of; the entire stock of Wall Papers
‘ 'oneathtrd" less than original
Havingdecided to close. out all Wall
Papers quickly, the cortmcnt‘ will be placed ‘
on sale 'l'Eiursgtlay.’ 11.1.. ding. 'l‘li‘ereravrcins
chilled Lllt‘ltlllllf.‘ 21nd (Tfiintzpatterns; Eng:
lisli and TV‘I'llCll papers for period rooms, Qld
(.fllll‘it‘mv‘ 2't“‘u(}t.ll.lt$lltlllS, and plain papers ill
desii‘uliic tints. it
‘Bring dimensions of the rooms you wishli,
to paper. This is a true sale ofieconomy.
liqo']. "t‘Suiitlr‘irrid :i‘tl "J‘Ulfiil
7T? "M luternrt'cwal Linc Sim it»,
‘sh‘n Cor‘oanvr‘ "attir't‘W.
l Th:- "mmer Fora", irrnot: li"t—»
available. shippin: rezordc
R‘c‘RLli‘I. Ft": :4, via London..
.Fcb. i;,. nzgo a. nix-Secretary}:
lZirimermnnn in a iormal-ditcus—l
‘sion today with the correction-1
.dent of The Associated Press, ex-i
planted the amended version oié
the American-Prussian treaty of;
.Rugts. in l
New weaves and; new designs
In Connection
Samples of Curtains... single pairs,
at onerthird less
Third flu in
urge sizes:
stated thus he had taken this follow; Mini which he. kept on board and
its} amplgious not and was on hi51'lst‘d as a protective agency to keep
play to the station. but he had broken; th-- boat out of the reach of pur-
~away and rushed into the vestibulof *ui-v'tis This sc-ci-et substaiico’was
olfithexchnrcb shouting sanctuary 'vonvoycd to the water by a device
1709;3Wthl‘! Germany is now.subél
mitting through the Swiss govt-E
crnment for the apnroval. of the:
United State». Herr Zimmermann?
declared that the . interning of:
There never was a time when the stock of large
rugsnvas so complete --and altogether satisfactory. as
now. It is a source of pride that‘American Carpet
inunut‘ucturcrs can produce such velvety and durable
textures and such pleasing designs.
Jr-susplclous conduct.
' «Waningvvandidiscussion it was do.
as»: agreed to withhold action until
Ibo-"remit“- should appear. Thore-
‘ clerk and sergeant-at-arms, Wm. H
Smith, States Attorney“ and A. o
ilnll.‘.attorney for the defendant. A
imy'lwns impannelled on the sacred
mow Frank Gregory. John Young.
George Thompson, John Tyler. J. W
Mir-tiny!» Carmi Bette and C. F. Our-
“as;
dmwn'mp and read it appeared that
‘sttdi‘prisonsv had ‘been apprehended
7 in euswctous conduct with fake tin:-
rvm‘tgervclteenes' under lllfi'ttnat’. one
L Inhaled-3 “Slllll|li50n.(0l" lumison)
other “Dynamite Brand." He had tak-
cnz‘lliese from in“. Motlrcror's boat
ladle on his way to the Norwalk Tire
and Rubber Company, but it was sus-
. greeted that“ he. was trying to sell
fl these-fakeichccses to lite Men's Club,
contra‘ry to the l’uro lt‘ood low:
'l‘hotirstmwitncss culled was'the
oitic'er who gnvo his name as Pat
KilldlcolieJ familiarly culled Percy
Taylor; and. who described the tilts».
‘ ‘plcioucwconduot oi the prisoner-and
tfiuvdilcnvery of the packages label-
led cheese." Mr. Adams ,chnirinan of
like. club’s rolrmhinonts committee.
was-calico .to llie. ituiid and testified .
alt. length concerning the . commissary
department and the methods. of pan ,
dichlorsupplles,’ but denied having ,
I ' uneasy arrangements with the pro
' loner to supply cheeses or any-hr-
"7 {totes purporting to be limburger
.mihout 'the odor. .
States Attorney Smith attempted to ,
breakdown the testimony of, the wit-
Ices somehow collusion bdtwee‘n the
'gsfsoner‘ and the Club's committee,
_ Int the cross examination failed to
' Moths testimony.
' Tlieprisonor was next called and
vchls name as x. L. Trouble. alias
{notion Huhboll. He testified that he
”gotta these twa cartons marked
‘ ..-. at. Dr. McGregor‘c husband
W towing. them to the Norwnlk Tire
Miler Company. that theywere
lntnn‘u‘nd to be. Limlmrgerr but
3“ ~' misrealityvu secret chemical
is lithe company was desirous of
m for use in the mnnulactuh Loud
‘ Mud which would have the
7‘ ”clanking tiny ntnohlho
'wi un- smell into :16-
~ecoloitiiistlcnl .torm. consisting not of. .
me but.» 0L seven good and trur ‘ do of words creolednpon the sli’ltin: :
Mud". the label being torn, "and the,
house at 'Flvo-iiiile iivcr and (‘llilll’lodi
tract the idea from some movie)—;1h31flmfl‘lu€mded under the name-oi civilims and the confiscation oil
and said that there were men lnl “name. but was in reality an lnferiiv' private property were preposterv
therewlio. could explain his mung-end ~tint-lune. He further stated that he . oussteps in which. his . gallium.
' Atter aomel had given the prisonetwpenninnion ment'wee unatlcrdhlylonposod.
l to take some pf this substance at any
tug.” give-the men a trial and anal time A for. strictly personal use; but ideals in the brondest manner witl’v
‘not for Hole
The. two attorneys summed up the
sing to. iliennmlstakable-gullt of the
prisoner and Ilull for the defendant
’ll‘lr'lili; to real flights of oratory. per
"touted the logic of the illlplli-‘lllllll
«; Hid characterised! it as merely ;. rus-
isnndu' ol linsclcns ncctmttion and
{malicious innoednoon. ’ llv- drew ll.
lpltllul picture of the disgrace hunch-
ed ltl-llle lillllll)_’llflt‘l“ these ymrs
f‘fim-‘ztho complaint had been?“ “”"m’u' "|"’""‘*’i"-'~' i" ”l‘ “"50"" Citizens of eithercountry domicile _
,.;l::.iil1! l‘o would guilty on iiiei‘c cirv
ll‘lllllt'lllnlllll l‘\'l(ll‘fl(‘l' and rested the
illt‘rlsion upon the honor-44nd pet'splca-
‘Erfliy of ‘th.n jury. .ltulm‘ lliihbell gave
film charge to lllt‘ Jury in direct and
Wind lxplirlt iininiit. i-loslng' with
iC-rr‘pturo quotation in inost impres-
‘lW' fashion. A recess wus decTni'ed
will» the jury dolihorated, and the
rill-inn: and court ‘wcre regalod will:
‘rcficsliiiieiits prepared by Messrs.
Asian-.3, Wixon, ‘zlltll ~ (‘t‘ilebitrn‘u When
the jury returned they reporwd‘a‘dls-
agrccment and the prisoner was al-
lowed to go on his own recognizance.
mo oili’anr‘belng satisfied that justice
l.:ul_licon done.
The liour‘holiiiz sit-late when this
twitter was disposed ol‘, Mr“ Lumson
(lid not attempt to complete his re.
marks on tho demonstration of the
powcr. '
*Wmfl
«their property shall‘be guaranteed,
[in accordance witlr the laws of '
:thecountrv of their residents
"W‘a 'court' was hastily instituted ‘ @3391” masterly 5.131“? Smith ”"0““ I jt‘cts of how countries: The Ger-i
_ witthms D. Hubbell as judge (5.5. lng thcdong chain‘oi evidence poinhfl“an proomal woulu make‘ am‘.
BodiBruueha.‘ ‘ - ’ ~
The proposed ‘ainendrd treatv Miter-Rhys;-
lthe private commercial interestsf .
5and personal l“ rite". of t‘msub-l
clcs 21 and 24 of the-treaty cffe‘c.‘ ShOCSifOE.’
tive immediately upon the sever-
anru- of diplomatic relations. as‘
wells?“ in the-event: of a dealer-avg
hcav oak" soles and heels.
.;.... of war. It alvo would'extend y
‘5‘“ Protection over all German hand. ’
Vmerchantsiin the United States. Sizes from 8')": l0 6:
. but. would. OBlY"BfiBCt .Amuic‘n “m.
merchants in ' Prussia, not in the.
mtirc German Empire. Under the
treaty as. it stands at present.
I
l
Forlittle boys. . Wech
serviceable and dtcss shOes
315,595 32.75 and$3350
\Llan
ed in the other are guaranteed
unmolestcd residence for nine
months, after a declaration of war l
but. may .beiexcludcd from forti- 3
lied cities or places of military img‘
portance. '
TheGerman proposals guararrl
team German subjects in. the:
United States and Ameriams in;
Germany freedom to leave the;
country of their respective real-3
(
dents .at a time-and bywroutes t"l
Nbveltiec “fer Wbs
Decorated . Crepe Papers,
l'iunohoon Sets»
be assiuncd. Thev mavtakowvith Table Cloths.
them all their personal proper-iv. Napkins,
includitw~ monev. valuables and
Dolliesp.
bank credits, except as otherwise -
prohibited by existing embargo“
and protection of themselves and
There "hall lye-lino restrictions of'
BELGIUM AMERICAN MIN-h.
ISTE'R '~ REQUESTED. TD
LOWER: AMERICAN-FLAG
gigs! BRUSSELS = LEGAJ
l
l
l
l
i
on the. prize ship..Yarrowdale.l
Likewise no. news came irom‘Am-i'
bassador "Elkuspnt zConstantii'mr
ple, about ‘Amoricans'in Turkey.l
NEW- YORK. Feb; Isa-The
French Line " steamer Racham-
beau, which left here on Febru‘;
ary 4. with one hundred percent-
gers, twenty-one of them Atneri-K
cans. .‘lunt~ passed solely :through
the submafinewzone and arrived
at Bordeaux. She-reached there
at n a. m. Tuesdav. according to
advice: received by the com-
pany‘dzotficen here today.
PETROGRAD. Feb. 15,, via.
On: 2:55 p. m.-An attack-
was begun by Teutonic troops
(Continued mmfllt‘ll'st‘ Page)-
is artill‘in m. the official"
account it’ll ‘
sweets-J». is. to, Winter,
~ Samba-379w force: m:
:11!» «termini» Mon
one
aunt. All. “the b.-
ynnur Zlotzliott‘. in. finiwflt A ““19 Ill-mill! may
‘icia, mofiumbqumwjm the: stomach sweeten.» mi
they eat their reroute tad: (wit
to”
at your chaos-u van-u about»;
“um-M-innmwunl ”PM “It
.3." .. my slow Mimm aluminum Titan will ‘
.mdemmMJM'mo-mumu Dim ten the ”with": unto": M
rum ms mmaflivflémrfirmm W
1 mmwmhm «not m no
1" ”mm“ m. mrmu.mm MW!“ Mount-flim'“
inmwManlw-‘uumrmwu:
W‘W'wl
their private rights other. than the}:
judicial enforcements-imposcd on;
neutrals. l
latitudinal;
son lllE: ltlllllalllll: .
- “Wildlhlllli
~
"Pope's Diapepsln" Fixes Sour. Gas-y.
Upset 'Siomac‘hsr ln‘r Frye Min.
utes .
Ydu don't know what upset your
stomach—which portion of the. food.
did-:the dainageudo‘ you? ‘ Well. don’t ‘
father; 1!: your stomach is in nrevolt;
taick,*gnssy and upset, and what on . . ‘ . ‘ -
lust ate has- fermented . and? iunyted :sl!::lshedhish singlewith 188:
sour; head dlzzy and ashes: belch'gcmi” ' .
HITTING THE :‘MAPLES.
'l‘h. Laboratory team ,ol. the Nor-
wnllr~Tlro &~. Rubber Company Lea-l
gnu wallopcd the fast-slipping factory}
team two games out of three, in .n’;
bur-pin match at the-Norwalk itlleysl
Lint *nlghtHind thereby claimed righti
up alto the harden! the Factory1
zvt‘tv, which has. been leading the‘
Downs
’The
l
x
lcague, since its iormation.~
es and acids and cruciate? “tidiKQstcdl ‘ELnborltory. .. 20
{Nd} breath'toul, tongue coa£3d*3ult R . u n- ............ 103 143'1 .
Mo “ “Mamba/,8 mm“. mm” ussell ,..........120 141 125‘
trullze acidity nnddn five mlnhtayo‘fi Edmond . . .‘4. . . .. . .143‘ 188 ‘ 181
WORM ‘W’lfll bm« o: 1110‘ “‘llldl‘t‘fl- “Hill . . . . '. ..... . ...... 180 139 11’
lion and distress.- " ”'5‘." """
Millions of men and women (today 59" 611 607‘
me that it is needless to have dyr- , Factory.
-Sulll ................. .144 170 '1“
.Feltetiboum ........... ‘ "‘
reins .‘...............13|«141‘1”*‘
. lmmu' .cpooolooooooo-m m m
If your Ital-eh («won‘t take curl ‘ ’
m-“ t...
Mahayana.»
l.
Mil-Hm.“ nim‘ ‘ W“ «data-w
For litite‘girlo“. Button Boot of dull. calf with
Dennison Section
II! . “I I" my “alum appear in NM alon-
W W mm
0 X 10.6 $30.00}
0 X" 12 $20.00
0 x 12 $25.00.,
- Third floor. . - 9..
Pyrex Baking. Dishes .-
- Guaranteed for oven heat.
Little. Folk ”factual-is perfectly transparent. and sis-bright. .1
as crystal. Any food baked in the. oven may be-
brought directly to the table and served fromlh'e dish. -
Can he easily rcsoled by NO extra serving dish to wash;-
Pyreitis easily cleanedfdoes not chip, “craze” or
flake. it IS most satisfactory. There is :1 style for».
every practical purpose .
Casseroles; round or oval, deep or shallow;
Puddingmnd .Bs'klng Dishes, round or oval.
Pié»Pltiteo, round, with wide flange.
Bisod+Psns,~ oblong.
Utility Dishes, oblong.
Shirred-4E“. Dilhe c.
CustarthCups,‘ round or oval.
Prices ~l'i'om $2.75. up: to;
. . l
nve a complete line of both i
in sizes from 10 to 6. ‘ i.
3
Second floor.
Ruinequins and Cocottes..
hinston‘ls Wye Petites'Ms'nnitea.
. place Curtis, Mushroom Dishes with bell covers.
chtoons. , ‘ Basement. f
Plates,‘ ' .
Seals, Do not forget to see the large painting "
Cutouts. » .g ‘.
“The Return from Calvary,"
on exhibition.
’l‘lilrd “Aim. Fugnh moon _. . .. *
ldblh‘vfid ABA:
w
./
n...—
lcim. died Wednesday. February 1, treat.. As therewlll;,be the opportune.
'1917, at herrhome in Park.avenue,~ tY'Of'heai‘ins‘lhem‘ tonight the'ildlfll
tauntington. Long Island. Mr. Carr in will certainly 'be packed by Norwalie’.
a brother-of E.‘L. Carr. of East Nor- music-Rivera. The music of ”11 Mai,
walla. ' voter" is worth $54~ln stead oi st. "it‘ll":
4.eta-arc»2130'. 5003.75c‘and $1.00; .5. fill/’3
5- 6
1..., ‘
- ‘ Gillie? till BE? Pilltll
(‘lrarlcs Valentine and Frank God-
trey.~ managers or the Norwnlk bask-
thall team. were in >Dnnbury“ this
attt-rnoon, where they interviewed
Edfiir avonG-nl; manager of thetDanm
bury ‘rteaiii, in . regards to. the». cane
collation. of the Norwalk-Danlmry
cznlest scheduled for this Linnday ev-
ening; , “
mourning. .‘ .
' llllSllll8$1lstlllllll
Albert Mil Pohimm, tormor’ mayors
of South Norwalk."nnd W90; Mcl.eal,l
of the Norwsll’c’Hour. today'announcedl ' - é _
that» the immune and real; estatel Itis. pfifiifii’ed that Assistant “gm,
. businesssot the latevWilliam_'S.~Wllcox 'houserxeeper:Tlimnpsomismli right,
it It: probablennd indeed most like« mill been; purcphcsegd lay themmgl‘vliggialmon‘hmomomyhas ubwne-irecgjvpg
’ . - w 0°“ “9‘ .e‘ ““953, e . _ from him since-he was placed'hboar .
"y .m“ u” mm" “m. be ““512" theofl'icarsin‘tthe ’Kesleit blinding. the Gména_Rm “8m baseman”
“ml” adjusted in time t° bring 9 Washington streetito'oftlces with the tug Tuesday; 'niglit..'l‘lle liaht :‘WM ..
Dnuhury team tCt NOI'Willk‘ 38 W Postal. Telegraph company i1”R°°d'-bumihg,all”risbt last night, and-the.
rc‘nedulou Thigworwnilumanagsmentwner Building Washington street. The fogtslrsn‘sonnnetl‘lieveraltitnes shank
bell e that it ‘is simply a use of Wile” 0m“ will '9 “13‘“ m “5 me'jing' that Mt‘. Thompson wasps, duty,
' 9V 5 ' . ‘ sent iocuionmntitntamn 1. and w, Fromm recoveraLti-om-hlit
3 imbunderltnndlng ““ the part of Likewisethe biancli- ottlceoitheeha-m! «expwie'n’ce. The, keeper of
the Dunburz mmm I! to the 9081‘ \‘orwnlka-Honr will removed-from: 5 tho “N‘s stilliawny.‘aud-lc supposed
"on new bv the Not-walk manage gauging: stag; $31211 “}3;V§Lk- all: to harm rompkmvms, Staten Island,‘
" ° ’ ‘9 ' ' ti' ., -l.li vet nieni :-
aunt in tho Menard tangle. Before “m" niacin when adequate. ouar- pitc'aclo'nnilts on vi go it 0
initial for the “peanut! city, on ten. have been arranged for. _ They WNW». who Is livlnx m
‘ail men stated- till tho! would b’rangh-ofilce‘wlll :6 lacaied gpwzltibicflw. 1W Row-non, with "m
I ' clad * ‘ D“- ' " “l“ on a“ a ' ' three‘clti tales that the rt
"m“ "m w M" a“ 1917. If. flown will remain with the “mm mgm on m mm:
"m- ‘ ' ' raw, infusion.“ um tsullyjnn
. I ~ V" “Inotbmnblllomun'l‘banmator
was mimics-mm new»; Hum. rnovnronawouicm ,lbut' . mun. aim gunman”: ‘_
all if nth!“ N‘m Sham ills Iolovlollnlltottlblw‘ hinges-lib“ t “"tll “ norm
”outlaw to arm on 0mm; of «II Trev-tore" scrim“ told hum-$.m
mum not would-m m 11”“.th when ”techno-1m ‘ all
m 3"“ W iii-rum 8m m.
”M Inuit. on well spun; “Hawk“:
m . ‘ two-stu-
iuuiwsrtuin
llltlltlltlllllhl
A
”a: hint. not. is practically»
Norwalk Chronicler