Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 22, 1917 · page 8

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W. “W“ “‘1 ‘ e l' uar y urm are a e
in printed designs as! (Continued From FiI‘St Page) ,
" . lar eand vane _ _ . w = -
.w A g i years for assaulting William Davis - Is me "are an
t? A ' with a revolver that had a knife ar-
. rangement at the end or it like a ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘
K. BANKS "bayonet. ThP‘l‘e was a man SICK at i t [m ES Now
A i like house. Miller asked Davis, .3 ' .
_ are How! 31°Ck‘ ’ caller, to keep still. Davis thought :4. a: .11.;
N [walk he knew helm: and told Miller so. to y it
50ml: 0 . t
#5 The result was that Miller went to; Q 1
“ .L‘iil'l') with his double weapon am. ,1, ' C $-
'- ' ' R cut hitn. it ' .
tic] ecords Motor Thief Sentenced A d d ' /
' _ Jioward E. Bailey, aged 61, saw ,4 J ‘”' H 3 (t
. o . b I a Ford car on the strum, in Stainfort. if
Washingtons Birthday y' \ Sl‘lli’lnbé‘l‘ 2:5, and took it. It, be i a .. . 0.:
ictor Mili- lorged to John Allstein of that city \i.‘ ‘ . \
.Chorus and V The, car was found litter. in Wilton h“ o , i?
' , in and hear wiivrr Bailey lii’ed, Judge Bennett it " ' I t
and’ Come remarked that the practice of ammo , ' / _. _ \
' printing cars is becoming too rim}. or it; ' ,i, , . __ ‘ Hg :
a (“film habit, but a; the accusedilt j / s o , l. 5 ii
NNELL'Ygs Lad been in jail so long he would; , ‘ ‘ ' - 3
. . moire the sentence nix months in jail. 1M - ~ "
' Thomas Miller, aged 24, was sent 3,» I E FROM as 86km!“ (k) the 2,];
M 'n Street to tilt state rtwi‘ornmtory tor taking” HOOSIER CAB N TS , ,
V 16 South 3' or 3. -. . . .. .
f . $5.” Liom John “think, who Vida $20.85 UP work fig 3 ..
, a...” ,,,._,_. ““ ' . counting the money at, the. railroad ,1’,’ ‘ ' ‘ ;
' ' - station, The question of the age ofi‘a‘l‘l §
,- t, the accused came up, but zlodge llt‘n-1 g ._......_ .
. in it said that anyone under 2:3 could \,
he Hill to tho reforiiiittory. . i?‘ . ‘ 1
p ' liltphen liiiriillr pleaded guilty to; t ‘
_ bztting the lip of John I’lltlllktl in zifb Free Sfigrage for
”to " . fight in :i saloon in the East Si in lust1
l’ -' z r ' ‘ ‘ Ti h‘d l I iL‘i a
tall or tht lattices rm ( _o t . molt. l’olonlti‘. was :t filiilit‘l' and he”! Future Denver),
99 it is 8 kg“! liohdn). , hrolit: his instrument on lloyalk's lb ‘
ii'tr‘itl. lie was committed to jail forfblj‘ .
., ; st rm j;- sul‘. , _ six months. i an.-.”
,5 Carl Ami Hf‘o‘y :1. me Hiding in Cellar. i'l
grow a “Wet? or at x t ' . . Sol Lt'vliir', 18 years old, was .‘l'H-‘r , . ‘ ‘ ,
’ it i rod to jail for six months for burg i'“ .. , . 02’ Off -
_ ___.. lii‘iHllfl A. Mimjom-A's store. on Mitinl’t -~“ " "—“T a 0n 3‘.
irta have it that a litt'gt‘ HW'U‘i . , Til‘tot utnlllt‘ ‘fll‘zizi ('ii Arrii Sil'tit'lib BAByi CARRIAGES IN REED
- . r“. .1 - , 71:4 limit l. "to lioiit-e found him it} ‘
“a 59““ over ”mum .metti o 9 hiding in tho him‘itiont of tilt i AND ALL FINISHES
Washmgton s B

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

J. "Higgins, of lint-rm rm»
[9:5 aiding in the. census work at
all, yesterday.

FROM $15.00 To $45.00 All M6535

Open, 3 Charge Account
EAOH'mbPl‘ 4. Sinithdiiid the bags of "I

e '1' o ‘ ‘
I131:1.‘.'i.3't..‘.:':-'~':::;i‘.:i t Sterling 1‘ urmtureCo.
‘ 127429-131 Washington St; Sn’iiorwalk

'ili‘tlll its instructed, In this way he
9' PHONE 105

reduced the cost of living‘to somv
l.
g,

’0‘
\ j: Fl'illlt‘lri Smith. who says that he'll

' ’ hiid ht'l‘l‘ifd his hit in the army. pleudii,»
i ((i guilty of Morning 61 bugs oi l’ill.~t~;“‘\i
:huiy floor from Abruiim l’lotsky. ant"

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lrthday l Mitt he had broken iti.

 
 
 

February 22 ~
{Friday afternoon Club'wlll meet

with Mrs. Christian Swat-t2,
wean. at 3:30 o'clock.

 

T is a good thing for this Nation, and for: all of

,us who are citizens of it, and for any who are Sits":tiltiim a M
moo-initiationwith Ef’ not citizens, living in it, to be reminded at least 5 WW iiéiiiof‘ifé.il°’§if'.,d mm a:
’ Tm 5W WW -. ' once a year, of the great men who laid the foun-

l ry Allrtltlll, 23, Bitllt‘ a. runabout our
a 9:00 p. m’nun rolilplt‘it‘- ' heiullllillg it) Wilbur A. Smith and
dations upon Which a great National ,StWCtu‘re A $2.50 CARPET SWEEPER
has risen: FQI’ $1.35

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Aillvrl W. Smith. when tittlnding in
from or the Sea Side club on the
Jinlllrill')’ 17. The car and tho men
lWl-l't‘ located in Norwalk by the po-
Llit‘v tht‘ro. ’l‘lit‘ nrisoners said that
: thtJ' ,hiitl been working at the Rom-
§ili;-toit Arms t-oilillnny. The two

. I “I, . . . 'tuit committed to tho l‘t‘lOl‘lllillOl‘)‘.
The storyoithe cherry tree ‘ afraid to tell the truthrwand to , , two-.w tot aged 22. rotor.

H slam will be rendered at the
' I: High school tomorrow mom-
I! to] of the pupils will partici-
it.

 

 

I _ Kunz put. in it couple of:
hard training yesterday after-

 

 

f 1 q {2&1 Rl‘l'inty tomtltnhezzling $250 from Q 1 St E F ,day warning if
”he looks to tit», in il‘St cits . . ‘ . . , 7 ‘ , ' ‘ ill-1:01“ jam, . ml'mir offline Algon— ~3 9 3r 3 r1 ' '
IS a joke nowadays; it may be live the truth. ,, ~ . 7351‘ iflé(_.u%gr‘t:rmgaming50mm 0 hi Th 1 t
~_ ,_ . ~ :utmuy. o t. (lk . . ‘ u" o "
' 9 t the t But the fearless ,lt tsagood lesson folioday loo o..oo.o.-~.?.o oil‘iiiiiifi‘...Kill... Get ne W ie or .as. .
eservcd t 83 S a true Ol' [10 o i “o, r in, w ., . m. ~ - r “ (‘(’:~l(l. ’l‘hhro Was $217 of tho Honey ~ ’ LAY
Grind -Edd10."mi“i"9“ mm «M v. o F- '. - ' ' h .I “ ) f f th 1forum on hint when tirrostvtl. t'at SEE WINDOW DISP
,nt iodfl . t th himself “1‘ Ch I" bUSlflBSS Ol' Ill any 0 e lru'htrs said that heimi $17 on the
o 8839;" y ’ ‘ hfllles y “ifl . ‘ . . . ', .\ ‘wfiy to the brink, took it tinin for) YMOND & SON .
” ‘tuem that story discloses was char- activities of tile; tobe truth- 11;:;;*.;::*“i2“.::::‘.t:..::;::‘:l:i.iti iii. 22:: RA :
. ,Dlstrict orgamzn ‘0 . ' , .‘t iorniatory. but judgment was sus- - "
' ‘ l a o s . O L ' ' - h‘iitit’ an to was )’(‘(‘ ll‘) -. ' ‘ l . 5 N w ‘4'
“a “my 1" m m on acteristtc of Washington’s ful to adverttslfigi "1 "‘9' i-IT;.‘.:i‘.‘.i..r.or.-, l3“...3.,?i”o‘mf.3":. “a“ “3’ H‘gh 98' memmr 0m

 

 

\Ht’li ‘
nrenirs In Hme.

Lewis Moss, aged 2], hroko into
il.i,,o linliin'o~ summer homo in West-
port it month ago. lilo stole it lot at
(lollies, hut ho was discriminating.
for itl.‘ took old stint, under the im-
l‘i‘t‘sblolt that the boss: would not mist

tiitln. He was sent to the reformu-
- ldl‘)‘.

f the local letter carriers
and the meeting of the state,
Garriérs [Association in New]
'ttttlay- '

chattdise, and int“ o'urdeal-
ing;with’ others; That is our
aiminsthis business,

whole life, and no one nan
tell how much we owe today
wntown poitoo“tirtottouortor;E t0 the fact that he was not

Llfléd yesterday afternoon tlittt
who a mad eat on North

rm

Steam Dying & Cleamng Co.

Formerly known a. Bridgeport Stein: maintaining Co.
Silk Dreises, Gloves, Blankets and mm‘cmm.

 

 

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l "'l‘flllk lloxtnr of Norwalk, pleaded H. LYNGE, _ . S '
- - li.: osed . guilty to one count of ”353“,, 11 Z“?- R .—
“ t. Officer Toothill ( so ’ ‘ ;82, : Ste V 6118 forum ohpck and was sent to jailhfar 249 State Street 3mm T
U ‘ I J ‘ 85.: months. He tried the game on a
‘ {the birthday oi the father _ _ _

‘ number of Norwalk store keepers who
iiotiglii shy. He went to the Hitnford
iiifl‘ill‘l store and not flowers for a

tum-ml, gave thorn it check and got.
$6.6“ in return.

Francis Leslie, 23, was sent to the
lroiormntory for burglarizhtg Horace
1M. Osborn's store or 'No. 802 Noble
rirvqnue. He was grabbed by Police-
man John lv‘. (firstly with the goods
tiii'ltt his arm.

Harry Goldberg. 21‘ years old,
plmdod guilty to stealing articles of
clothing and goods from No. 116
Catherine street, and wastilso sent to
the state refortnalory.

 

 

 

 

’50 try. George Washington,

lorican who stands today
I338 will, “The first in war,
“beam and the first in tip

.5138 countrymen.” « i

The home of Hart Schafiner & Marx clothes'

So. Norwalk

 

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Corset sot-vice is not merely wimp This1 "to be
sure, is an important part, but synonym unportant I; “he _
selection of styles that are strictly ma. award “nth as -
ion’s dictates. ‘ / , ‘ , . .0

There are many makes-hugwdi‘lm 1mm? :1: se—
lection has been done with tnfimtcami—imd til/care just— ~
ly proud of what we have. . \ ‘ . ONE}

Amon the hundreds of models in: our .‘lvne is».

. which is the right corset for your figmmsee'destgned
especiallyrfor your actual proper-60m;
' Find this model by consulting, out «where.

PRICES $1.919 vii-35510.00”.

Norwalk

Cine SATURDAY NIGHT l

‘ ' ,2 Bro. 8- ——»-—»~---~—~- . . -- w» v - - »
’ M :mblbiltftllliélcirgllljtliiiitoq ‘ Lent began yesterday with det0~ HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WIN
3 ra— . . . . .

tioml services ‘in several of the; The High School girls easily 'It‘rim-
( ‘ I ' w h ‘ u 5.
‘ d of churches. Easter will fall on midday, med the pinter School team t;
E. Ryan CD. are pm“ A ril 8 this year. . ‘day afternoon in the Hillsrde gym. y
fi’fimck' and “my sot i): D V, ~—-—-—- the score of 24—-—9. The-girls are’tmtttt:
containes hundreids (if) 2:5; QDANclNG SATURDAY NIGHT w ‘ing quite a showmg. Whydlf: makei
fictly Jn accon W1, , vited . Town Assembly Him Grace Bro. 8- boys down to High get busy a “my:
dictates. You 91‘9”} m hiece oroheStra—Cathedral Chimes. in name for themliolves, eapecmé ‘
their comefier' sq gout. a; V ‘with the good material which y
getting a corset es gn 1‘13“}.
actual proportions. See adv.

 

 

 

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iii trillion! N0
INDIGiSlIth, its 0r ,
‘ toll, iii Stiller

! The Moment “Pape’s Diapepsin" Reach.

es the Stomach all Distress

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MASSACHU$ETTS MEJJKCAL
CORPS ORDERED OUT.
SPRINGFIELD. Mun, Fol» 21.»
The tziiedicttl corps of the Second
Regiment M. N. 0., was ordered to
HCIlVL service today. The members

————-———~—-—— 1 it ;s understood, will be distributed
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE orla.‘ ' ' 9053 among the places where companies

551-035 "Really does" put upset stomachs “1.: cf um regiment. hiwe been placed on
21....Hénry D Brder—"really does” overcome indiges-~ ditty guarding bridges. Holyoke.

Greenfield, Northampton, Adams and
this city. - _
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It'nENEHAL FUNSTON'B FUNERAL
. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2l.—~Ar
rangoments for the military funeral
here Saturday of Major-General Fred-

ericli Funston neared ’complelion to-

 

 

 

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~ .‘F. S. LYON

’ o COLDS ~ . TI . . . ,
UGHS l GOOd JOb Pflfltlflg Sharpe of Providence, R. 1.. and non. dyspepsia. ens. heartburn end
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VLE'S‘ COD LIVER tation in
_. ~ p Best Work. Best Prices Joseph A. Skinner. of Hdlyolte, were soumess due 3: :flguiinnt‘hZ-t—makes
‘m aper. :named as directors of the New Enfi‘ five minutes— a

XTR‘ACT V N
'land Telephone and Telegraph Com- P3983 Diapepsln the largest selling

Sbecial Price . -
‘ IN STREET .
9¢'BOT' 88 NORTH MA Phone 907. h ual meeting in New stomach antacid hnd regulator to the
- ”n" at t e an" world. I: what you eat fermenta and

- ’ K.
to“ pill} rndra'lnn Q. NORWAL
‘ ‘ Ltnnin sour, you belch gas and cruciate

 

 

 

 

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”I“! CRRDE MERCHANQi'ICI-fi' ‘~:.l}’»§t'~,..r .

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. 3 di sled food or “at“: he“ '9 _ W ' . ml‘fl'fi'WEY 'anNO.
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~ ' i LAW - i idea tilled '“h [1161- . c 'clvic ofllcorat including Hnyor m. Comm. ,9», 31,...
It WIN ' TOPEKA. Kill-w Feb: lit—“‘9 23:; :2; arsomomber ttié tannin: Eda]. would “(and tire runmi BALTIIIORE. Feb. air-2m 3"“ a: n “line. i. the am
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. hone dry" liquor bill. dried! an”. Dilvfivlifl m in can . and the M (m I!
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