. 1-, oly head and he’s
caseload his soul if he’s-
itfiering for dial and he
,Mtlfinksherhightbebet-
. to: dead. ~When his earthly
wants are filled and his mind
{mm worry stilled it is
zproper that you make your
. message known. Every
mind’s a fertile field and
W’ll get a goodly yield if
-~the proper seed "on willing
7‘ Soil is sown.
THEM _
TFERRIS COAL
COMPANY
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enteatthot—itiaveryw to to: dd-
‘W that cover; the'entire floor. Carpets have
their-day. The-carpet is the champion colleen; st
dint and gonna. We are prepared to meet the demand for
Oil]: and other hardwood Flooring and suggest $5 flooring as
the ideal thickness when repairing or remodeling old houses,
. aifih thakt the Winter season is the best time for this. class
0 wor . ‘
The Hatch £1 BaIley Co.
S ..We are local agents for Beaver Board and Creo-Dipt
..,, tired Shingles. '
lilorWinter Coats, Suits, and Dresses
This is the Final Sale
We'adyise you to take advantage ofthis closing out
sale, evenif you are not in need of a coat or suit just now,
but to put it away for next winter, as the price of clothes
Will be more than double, and the style will be good. We
Sever1 dcarry any over into the next season, and they‘ must
e so .
(life FA R15 Cloaks)& Millinery
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
LAST CALL
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HARTFORD, Feb. 21.——The big
fight in the legislature today was, in
the senate by Democrats opposed tol
the general deficiency bill as report-i
ed by the‘appropriations committee}
As sooh as the bill was taken up
Senator Douhan, of New Haven, went-
through the bill item by item, man!
8 mg general and Specific criticisms of
. these . He said he was surprised
that the amount of the deficiencies
was so large when the General AsU
seInbly in 1915, had made large
enough operations to cover all depart-
ments.
’titnalor O'Sullivan took up lhc fight
at this point and claimed that the
- . "Cotton and Wool Bunting for. Decorations
» ‘STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY
W... > mt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Flags for Washington’s Birthday.
We‘have a fine assortment of Stand-
ard Bunting Flags at reasonable prices
it
s
IItsslikc as clnimcd. that it was noti
as (Lonomical at one as that of Gor'
Baldwin. (The showing of lt‘s-i~
t’l'llt‘tl' _. . .
F i?“ ..
Superior Cloning-
,Sensibly Priced
' ’ Sold on Credit.
liaiely & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
....
. sun's AND OVERCOATS‘
“ .NEw MODELS
0
,Closed at "0011 ‘
Washington’s Birthday
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schulize’s . Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Norwalk. Nor‘walk.
$10. $12.50. $15 no)
. - . $18
.MOTOR TRUCK TIRES
-. Mlle carry a‘large stock of Solid
Tires for Motor Truckswhave the
est equipped Press in the state for
«applylngwguarantee 10,000 miles.
Price: an low as anywhere.
:rnEBARKER FACTORY .
‘ lOtf Crescent Street
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M'Hz'l tltbl. lh‘ >911d‘01 (I‘llm‘d, ““ailIuhtiutx and sanitary conditions In; ' . . . . . .
Educ to Increased revenue trmu laxa-l Mum,“ roundhuflggs. l9.”,».0.«.eo.oo.oo:oo:oo:oo:«:09:99:»:«3939303939:so:»:«:«:M
limp and 1101 l (matings In depart-l 'lhin committee reported unfavo‘iu‘l? . ‘ ’.
lllll’n“ H“ ”a“! ”1"”. h “.“i‘ "I": "l’m‘i obi; on bills to broyidc an ciglu-hour! oo 3 3..
’ 1Ion that the zulmunsnutxon of (.m- m} ,m “a“, ”mam.” and on nuoth- b. .3;
:"l'lh'l' ”0100111" “0"" “‘0'“ $100,000 “Hm ;3o\‘idin;.; Ollt‘ day s rcst in seven h. & .4
l .-,. . ‘ , w .j. _ . ‘ . > I ‘ ‘
:‘i'lll'vwn "“"f’ than “mum“ “"hi'l lo: tIIIploycs in howls~ and l'cslaur-l . .}'.l
Ewin’s. We" : “1,1..- ..:. ' ‘0‘
l '1 ho scnnlor claimed that Iherc was; 'l‘hc proposition m rcquird‘ journey. 1.. ' {fl
lidIsI‘cflitl'tl lOI‘ Ulc 1th ‘Vllli‘h Willi 51'1"} Inc“ clcctt'icinns to bc licensed was 1.0. w t W h' t . 0’.
I‘LOSHl to keep .lcpnruncm heads from. unmnrnbly reported. 10'. 65 as “lg on t! 68‘: ’3’.
spendin . more than their approprm .11., house rejected a bill on an on lo‘o ‘ .9;
‘ a .u' '3"; ' l , l
{“0“ “9 3'50 (“ll‘lb‘d ”‘9 m” be.‘ luuinblc report ofi'crcd by Koppel}. .8;
Ii‘i‘lilit many items of 10,000 and up “mum“, Hog,,,.s’ of Illnnchcster: -.:. :;
Iwnrtir Were not ilcmized thorns-cites wlmh would make it unnecessary “’31.. . , 'z...
3“ ""“lllil'l’d b." ”l“ ”“3 H“ 5““1 that wmttsscs before the Public Utililicsn , . ‘ '3,
‘som-e appropriations were 100 ll“?HSmuIIilsx-iitm to qualifLuS exports”. ‘
Iccut. ercatcr than in the previously“. ”0291* speaking tor the bill :00 '
ycnr, 31-1 the lull amount and Inorchzml that in 1]“. Manchester ”01193100 I OR MIE'N
‘9 savings in “99“”: law controversy the commission l‘E-i.:. ' _
Inn noted Ihcrc was n deficiency 7 mm, m 1m”. mnnr witnc<scs WW.
‘ "‘1" (.r liiov‘l“'l i" 1“" paper “("70“)“ 1 .mnomg traffic and firm conditions bc- ’1‘.
innd raid lIc rccnllcd that during the; mu”; lhcy could not. qualil’v as mg.
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Wino-HF.“ 1" “WIN“ llli’Nl‘ll‘ “IJK‘hllll‘lln In rnllrond mailers. ;\lr. Rog-l
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l -aou and not
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i Why don’t you men who are in need of a good Overcoat
I .
O . come: in and see what we offer. ‘With the abnormal \advance
¢
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in woolens {or next! fall you'll make no mistakevif you’ll
b’Clock Thursday Morning
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash purchases.
Beers Meat ti Prousmn Co.
.(2 Stores.)
13 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
‘WoosierdrBoWersock
' Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
‘ Jer U. S. Pat. Office
H. Bowersock, 13 years
practice N. Y. City
I$eciirity Building, 1115 Main
, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Send For Booklet On Patents
.We Deliver All Over Town
RED OAK COAL
Bu.jNo. 1 Nut $1.20
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
Rowan St. E. Norwalk'
Tel. 44!. Tel. 44:.
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U N, DE RTAK ER
oh, office. 10593; Home. 593, §
. :7 WASHINGTON ST. ._
hfhw RED MEN’S BUILDING
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D. Morgan’s
iicr Arthur Gleason 11nd aroused
:sympathy of ci‘cryonc who hoard him
Bu, No, 2 Nut . -. . $1 00 upon lhc sorrows of llclgium. it oc-
t‘he spoke particularly of. “tho Nor-
THE YOUNG HILDA CLUB ‘
might be put to use in n; variety
The Young llildn Club had It dclightv ways how mm our
in] afternoon of auction bridge at tho to need the help of cvct’y citizen.
Communily ("lub ycstcrduy :IiIcI'nooxI..
There were six tables. the club l11\‘ll-:
ing as its guests all ”low who have
substituted during the winter. The
prizos were little bcgonia plants cnchi
decorated with on American flug.‘
Fruit punch and cakes wcrc served
during tho whole aftcruOon. This club
is delightful in its origin, ncbichmenl ‘
and membership. {\bout a year ago ni-
llIP
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F.
of.
’l‘nmnumy
the
a Judge William
cribcd Ihc history
currcd to Mrs. Stunlcy Smith to
into Stpllt‘. practical form her l'ccliu‘:
for the unfortunatcs sirickcn in tho
war. She called up half a dozen of
her friends on the telephone and pro-
posed a. bridge club of eight members.
Everyone caught the spirit. of the en-
terprise, join'cd the club paying fifty
cents in click meeting and scnding the
amount as it accumulated, to Mrs. Ar-
thur Glendon in England. There is a
sniff] prize gh‘en by tho hostcss of the
(lecnsion. If a number is not able to
play‘u substitute is provided and out-0
a month the “club husbands" are in-
vited and also invited to pay Mr them-
selves us well as their wives. A re-
cent letter from Mrs. Gleason records
that $130 has so far been sent and _
this i.‘» spent to buy condenscd milk
for the Belgian bnbics.~ Mrs. Glen.
son's cxcccditigly interesting letter
tolls that $25 buys l chaos of one
pound Uni of hill; and that the lady
at the hciul of the institution to which
it is sent uses one cusc a week. A:
the name of the ”Young Hilda" club!
:(is tnkcn from Mr. Glenson' : book culled
3"Young Hilda" after his wife, Mrs.
put
will of tho pcoplc.
Sill)i*l‘ll!lt“lil1'l‘l \i'iuc‘neslcr
burden. ll'c said tho: the
before outside parties.
of controlling municipal
bc done.
pining: with any ot‘ncr company
lotion bcIchn
pany and, tlw- downtown
shown.
plant.
our bill or
the commiucc, asking that
be resci'rcdhut‘l laicr in ordcr
Ihc tow-u might hold
*all; oz'r-r this million,
strange."
:GEN PERSHI
or Markets Will CloSe at 10‘?
. sccms IlInI, the clcver and hclpl‘ul idou
. of
country is likely
llGllllNG Blll?
~ electrical bus of tho bar and others, who dc-
plunt. 'l‘bc commissioners wcrc clcctcd 31.1 “.h. , , _ . ‘ ,
. . . - s - - .. o IcIIIn Judge ooxh.
proluchlc It had been. llc said that Inc. ' “‘ ’
clcnricnl commissio'wrs wcrc clcclcd'1
b)" the pcoplc .‘Ind wrro sn‘ojccl Io llic‘. 1” ,l i 1““ Jilllilt‘ 300111. but lalt‘lllxlitfi".
.
along lltc sonic liucn. llc :Isscl‘lcd ilmt' ‘
Ihc clcclricnl pln i‘ in Norwnlk was no, "
pimplc oi
Norwnlh would picfcr to bow Ilu-iri it'sllllilltlll was lost, :31 to ,.
incranccs scitlcd among thcmscl’wsg “ml”,
without having to how In tnhc Ihcm: ‘
Judge Walsh argucd that tho powcr
‘ lllllllll‘2i5“;I:.hIII were temporarily
should not be takcn from ilu- pt“01)l€‘.1q .
lie declnrcd that ho saw no ncccssilyi
for it and nssc—I‘ch that it should not
H“ “Cl that \01 ““lk 1“ not mm 1(.uurl ttwtliosc ol the lcdcrnl army
strongly cmphusiml. 'I‘hc friendly ““‘i
n l i '
the Connecncul com-I“ “Ml“
There is no doubt but that this bill. , ,
will bekiil‘ed in the commitlcc. Wall.“ mnsnlcrnble period. An unfavor-
ingfmd l‘ud rcprcsc‘Ilatives who talk-limit
ed against it. and Norwich, in. which=
' isatcd. rent a mcssngc loi
:1 Incoiiug und=
"\‘crilr 1hr- wuys of lcgislniure urc
NG NAMED FOR COM-I cut-:1; attorneys and grand jurors the
00
8
lout .hnl ibis ]I.l|ltl u.» not until; “Hum,” WW“) \n-rc rcporxcd “11:60
[lznd bt‘cn pI'Intcd on pnpcr hcnrmg: ,1..- cllort 10 have the “uport tabled:
.ihe nlules wuicr nmrk. llc bad lound 1 “up 0”me 50 10 gr, ' i
oi
buy one of our Overcoats at our specially reduced prices.
Mackinaws for boys, 7 to 17, for $3.98 to $598, worth
“NP “M‘l‘lll ‘0 “MP “WW!" “11” ll“ l hills I‘cquiilug the stoic highway coin-l...
”3”} ‘0 know H m““"‘““‘ “"l’llllli’ misnioucr to makc an annual rcpor‘. 9" double.
“I“ (“ml-ll "Ullllilli‘ti‘ ““11 “5“” ”Hi“ and giving towns thirIy do): in which 0“ .
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.M .. 10! “5 minim... ‘lu pay :Isscssmenis lor town road‘ : Charg'e Account-S SOIICit-Gd
999
:tmuti.’ 12c: d. chairman of Ibo; inniowmcnts mntlc it! u". stoic.
3
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0"
off
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'i‘l‘lllluilliu, MnI‘lctl In i-xplniu Ihntl 'nmlt- \‘p\\’ 13mm, Ciliwng a,» . ' ‘ .
1 1 ,. - fi-Nm-loooooooooee'eooeoooeoee ee
'lhl' Will'l‘ml'.‘ “ll-“i till“ ‘0 11‘“ lili‘l‘l'iiF'I ii‘liiltlll farmnblc to a national pro..h‘“‘“v~“‘“’”’”§”‘”‘”‘”‘”‘”’“”9..0”0”°”¢..0”09.?’0.06.‘a
,i'tl «(nil (if l‘ilil‘l' \\‘llt'll llt‘ wns lilll‘l"‘!1iljit',(.p “mondmpnl. ‘.
..IIpch by Shnntor lchucnwny. who:
‘ 'l'w ‘scnntc confiruicd Edward t'. Hallcgml "white. sluvcr," who is} Abouis 'lloqe
‘ _. ‘ . ..,. ‘ .,"‘J .. ‘\ _ . . . '» .... H,
(tlt‘ldrtlltllll nu .illMHl to ill! (lung: ! [Johnson am Juduc nnd Fromm A. . :hnrgcd nun living off lIcrcanIingsioral . chmwod
what :om' of thc‘ dclicicIn-y of $210.3 1';.l:mII as iudsc of ‘ k y 5‘
mm was duo to usc of the pnpcr byl
21., of Westport, mi-
wilh burglarizing the
Ballin on December S,
cubism, pleaded not guilty. Attorney .l.
Slate’s Al-‘i \szllcr Schcffcr was assigned.
”Sign“, mp; mm in court between two colored \\'o-‘ house of lingo
‘lllt'll prisoucrs. She is a pretty
\
and looked out of place.
ll'JiI'Ol'tl court.
. IIcpIJIllt .111 politicians. Scnulor Boyd; ‘l‘im scmuc look up 1h:- Ncw lluvcn
, I .. . V . . , . ‘ . . l x . '
{(0.1 .1 mi sol uhmluI or not an) of India-ship rmuhmtme my «bum Ilorncy (umnnngs stated yt‘stcrdav‘. Janics Billlt'V in; and llcnl‘ill ‘n
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_ Him utlltll my \\.I.. doc to that mutual “Mm-.- llllll he was awaiting the action of FcI-zy, alias Jim Brntlv 34 both of
humour llmdcr ”1111 said that it was! ‘
unluir to mnlinuc to dcbntc llIc billiYEAR IN IA". fOR
until llIc charge could bc rcplicd fol
.Scunlox lx’lcct, lllt.‘.llliljt)l‘ll.\’ lcndcr.l "'IEF' 0f SHIP ’
l
. , llllthS»
‘lllt‘ Federal authorities ,who arc. cx».Bridgi-pdi'l, charged with assault :u‘d
pct-ml to take jurisdiction of the casf ihctl. of $1.50 from the poison
before placing the two on trial. TbchEllinzu Homcnway on l-‘cbruury J.
cases of Edward Sluttcry, Henry. 1917, plcadcd not guilty. Attorney ~\-
Walsh and John Can'anuugh ,clutl‘gedl S. chuldig was assigned.
(I1.
Mold that the bill needed no defense,
P... _ \
mm 1... Won'd how u lIcld up until; with the murder last October‘ of! Henry Krowski. 17. Stephen l’cpt’.
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uu. tommmcu um,” bc Icad) 10, i (Continued from First Page.) :\‘llllr.ll (upon. pI‘opIIclor of a cloth-511,. and Jaime; lvnrlno, ll, all oi
quhi r explanation of it, and this was. in: store on “arrcu street, Bridge Stamford. charged with robbing
port, wcro not called.
Joseph Scruppcllo, 23.
cluirgcd Jl'llll
dm c. ~ :Gcorge Evans of $7.1m on January >1,
of Norwnlkfi 1917, pleaded not guilty. t‘ouns-l
theft of $4 from Missl re assigned as l'ollowsztlornci' A.
bet-u in llridgcporl for two days and
hdmuel his funds~ ran llll uni! fooling under
’l‘hc rI-solulion nppoinliug
-l-‘. Hoyt, judge in New Hnwn, was the necessity of providing for his ‘ ,wc
hm.”- “IL Senator llounhnn said that wifc and child, 1w bud mm,“ ”H. Ella, J. Byxbec, In Norwalk on Deccnr ’ S. chuldig for. Krovcski, .. Allol‘ne-y
1m 3m.“- llurcn ml“. was "Wt-‘1) Scull! pocketbuok. Lambcrt. (“pad 10 say her 12. ltllo, pleaded not guilty. Al-iflorcornn for Pope, and Attorney 1).
a wwd on his own behalf. stated Ihnt
he was unablc to find \Im‘k, ull‘fnc»
tories saying that lic was “too small."
.ludg‘t‘ li‘cnncu said that he would be
lvnlcnt. u‘id scntcnccd him to sun
months in jail. . .,
Sentenced to Refermatory
torncy Patrick Kunc wa‘s assigned. ;l-I. Brcunnn for Farino.
.loscph laden, 21, of Norw:ill-:,§ Asks _For Counsel
charged with burgluriziug the house" .mnry E. Tyler, 41. of Bridgcpo'i.
of Charles. 11. llurlbult in Norwu hEclInI'gcd with obtaining goods to the
on l‘lcccmbcr l, 1911i, pleaded not value of $95.65 from Ike llilleY
guilty. *llardwnrc‘ company on January. 1:).
dis- mud in favor of Judge Bomb, by mem-
I
ll
c offcrcd :I substitulc resolution
lt‘l'ux‘ Wilson ruled that tho subsiilutc‘ Thomas llouuhtcrr 'l"c(l 1‘) 01‘ .
. , l. ‘ - - , ‘ .‘ ~‘ _"»" _. JV kol't WIanih, 'il, l? .3 :I ‘ . " ' '- . I: '- ‘4 -
”mm. “ m“ not appear buforc the Scuuic Bridgeport. cuargcd wnb obnumng y t i r . 0 St llllt)ltl,l19ll. undeI false [)ltlt‘ll~9:~ by )1"
charged with indecent: assault on Llan- . rcsenting that he had been sent to the
urnry 15, 1917, on Annie. llairn, plcod- ! store by Gcorgc Gibbs. pleaded not.
railrcud on licbrunry o. 1017 by rcp- ed not guilty. Attorncy ll. N. \Vakt‘jiguilty and rcuucsicd that Attorncl'
iii-”ill? "him-“1’11“ ‘0 llflgifli 13101;“: man was assigned. IESnmucl Nickles be ns=igncd as corn-
:I‘Iucniliildifle Oglfll'edhghl(311;):231 iii: John Malou'itz, 32,‘ of Stamford, sol, which the courixgrnnted.
D193 to guilty and Rm”. sculcnccd to charged with indecent assault on 119-. Joseph Tdmlmpi, :,g_ m' Stamford.
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In: itstlllllltm 'uuh that lol Jacob mo COIlllt‘Cllt‘lll Rclormntory Ilc 99ml??? 8, 1916. 011 Mary Oseikfl. 11, charged with assault with gun \"iill
tabled brim? ri’Dl’t’IS<ftl\ili‘2l by AND-”W Price. pleaded not guilty. ‘ Attorney V'. E. intent to kill Marco Vagoni on Jim-
- i rurv .. . l l“ "9. ‘ -‘ .. r- . . ~ ‘ -. «
‘~ - ‘0 ‘v '1 "1 B’l‘let‘pll~‘~ Root was asstgucd. nary 21, 1917. pleaded not guilty.
(linzgcd will) forging a note for i150 . .
izliawgu on ”m llrhlgcport Savings Domes Shootmg Charge Howard B. Bailey, 18, of Stamford,
$14 under false prctcnscs from tho
ll;:' lllli‘. » ~ ~
‘* ' .\cw \ork, New linvcn Hod Hartford
Sci‘utor lmuuhuu‘s mo-
Iir. i: to poslpouc indclinltcly the lfoyl
" Scuulor
ruling with tho llcrmblicuus
i.Inr! Ft-umor Kopplcmunn not voting.
. cumor lx'lclt. .
Thom-w militia bill conforming the
fsinm rcgulations of tho National iv-nk in 1th mun» m‘ Mrs. ,A_ pm“. TllOllltlS CilCllliO. 24. 0i Stamford, charg 0‘. with theft of a Ford auto-
\lorrlnis, foi' whom. he was janitor. cllm‘gtd with assault with a I‘GVolWl‘ mobile on llcccmbcr 28. .1916, from
“‘qus “awn,“ by 1m. 5mm“. without (-Ifztngcd his plea Io guilt). mates 0n \inccmo (.ondtln on FelnuaI} l. A. F. Holslrom(If.Sl:III1f01‘(l, pleaded
1917, and also with
plead-ml
in Stamford
carrying concealed wca puns,
Attorney Cummings stntcd that Moore not guilty. Attorney Samuel Reich
‘u'ncd.
.11an been given c. blank check in buy
wail ’i‘hc General“Assembly today . bad “'35 '1 "
-bu-'incss enough to kccp it sitting f0). coal. payable to “’heelcr & llowcs, not guilty. - Lin-131.20 Alluri, 07. of Stamford,
willie ho had altered by a single Joseph Pricltel, .39, _of Norwulk. charged with rape on January 9;».
mm” was mm, 0“ Judge stroke or um pen to read Wheeler H. charged with forging a check Mill-3 1917: ' on CI‘Cilt’. Langrm-d; 15, or
:memWS proposition 10 abolish lion-cs and on May «1.19.14, had me on boremberd'i, 1916, on the Nor- Simnford, plcaded’ not guilty. Altma— 7‘
. . .courty Commissions on tho chief scntcd to the bank and had cashed. “‘illk City 3911011211 Bank, pleaded not. ncy George Mom was assigned. “1
demotion I around 111'.“- no aubsmm \ for H“, departing Willi the $150 Which ho had guilty. AUOI‘HBY George .Fcrriuo, J13. Louis Prince, 39. colored, of Storm
“'1‘ ' Mm cm ”£4.01” “T: 1);“ foihv'u‘d squandered in drink. The matter W'llS assigned. ”5'“ ‘ ‘ ,ford, charged with iu‘decbnt assault on.
1‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' prc;.ing on his mind ho had returned Harry-Van Warner.23.otiNm'Wailkl Junuury‘ 29. 1917, on Frank Coffey
! _.\ favorable report was made on
‘illr: bill aimed id end. the ofiice of
“Mum prosecutions by giving prose-
plcaded not. guilty to four counts of
forgcry on, ‘Becenibcr 7, 1916. lie was
charged with defrauding'Caiheriue .\'o-
lnn and M. W. Benedict of $11.19, llo-j
and John Laugl‘ord iua Stamford,
plcadcd not guilty. Attorncy' Dcviuo
was assigned.
from Niagara. Falls, N. Y., and sur-
rendered himself. 'Attorfiay Samuel“
Reich simcd that. Moore declared that
and that ho
‘Glcasou is: naturally Particularly in, ' .-..r . . : . . . “0 MlR "ill-l against it" Got $200 is Charge
iteresied in this venturc. an... Mam MANPER’ 1“" .101.bliliglfofnmmms 0f "“19“” had been suiml‘lnimulcm of the Y. be” 01- “unfold and L- J- Wilma“ “*7 Marv King. 25. of Stamford."
Rid” ii” treasurer of ”"1 “1“" “M E“? El IN" 1‘ -- F l ‘11 “-\ltt'm-.i d H -fqum ‘1‘“.5‘ .11. C. A.. form-o and n half. years- $8.07; George W. Spiers and 1...}. R9)“ charged with theft of $200 on January
. . . 1. he, .1.\, c). - .. . .J » mac 1). inn-brother. for deputy Judge Emmett. said mm, he could holds of $27.50 and F E.;l.ockwoml:nnl )5; 1917'. from the person of pet”; ,
lone of Arlhur Gleasou‘s splendid let‘-
nrs it) the New York Tribune recently
message tcda y
{walk group‘of which ’Miss Rider is
'llrcasurerfll It would occur so easy and
.dclightful u'way to make one’s plen-
sure a help a and need that it has at-
; trnclcd attention, this delightful club.
General John J. Pershing received a
from, MajoraGonera‘v
Hugh L. Scott, Chief of Staff of th~ ,m.m]_
United States 'Army. announcirg ihc.
appointment 0 General Pershingr to be
commander‘bf the. Southern Dépait-
inent. taking the place made vacant
l
gulls:- bf the Stonington Court, was
mired in :1 resolution favorably rc-
L. J. Reynolds of 52132 by counterfeit
checks. IAilouney Irving Elson was as-
signed.
Prior in Stamford, plcadcd not guilty.
.. She will be. defended by Lavcry (h Fi'I-
lt'clstono. . I
send Mom-c. 1.0 state's prison but would
be l'efiicnt and sentenced him to six
months in jail. .
,1 Put Many to Plea. l ‘Pleads Not Guilty . . I
Nearly all the prisonermmdo them . James Barber], 26. of Bridgeport. um. (£17911ng IrIynn, or rem-walk, in
pleas yesterday afternoon, although a‘charged with assault with intent to Waiting 1,”. pal'f‘nltl, Mrs. and Mrs-\-
"Yew of the list were left over and will murder , on February 11. 1.913: .l-ll’ Thomas Monro, of 4 Clark Sll‘fit'l, Dun-i
Tia: scuntocouflrmed tbs-governor's —-~—---
«simulations of Gnome A. Parker, of
Hartford; Edward H. Wilkins and
’hgrnwun ll. Chapman to ‘the‘ State
- ‘ -- . .r. Fr (131‘le Funston‘s . . , ,. -
Eighteen little children in Brooksldo 3‘ 31mm Gene '11 P \ "‘i‘ll‘d ‘ ‘ . - ‘ . blend \lhis morning? ‘ Lena. ' Rock. stabbing him 111 the abdomen ““31 ii bury. \ . . l
.lllmucl‘senl $2 the otherdny to Miss ea ' A. v ' The labor committee reportediuvor- charged with 'assnuli,‘with n'revolv.er,. :nifc. blooded not..gu111y., Attorney A. I _~_...-n..-.-...n-c._ l
ably a bill toqrequit'e examination of with- imcztt to kill Albert .Fuccl, the S. titulnld‘ig “115 assigned. ditherueo In 'iiie sentinel. r
.. ‘ .. lllldcr 10 help the Belgian babies. It' Advertise in The Sentinel. A
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