w Espiuuto, a New Haven
1 late yesterday
11' bond of ”.000 for the re
12; 1.1011111 Cobiencbi, the young
"Women who had been held
more! hearing, chargml with
government detrimentai to the
lite otIthe Unload flutes.
absolute was one of a delegu- ‘
ew linen men who came
11 yesterday in the inter-
them who the (other of the
. 1 who is Jeditor of the “L’In-
" In ltailan newspaper pub-
in New Haven. Harry W
marl Eugene Finley, New Hav-
,serfappeared in behalf of Co
and they both spoke highly of '
W‘Ilnited States [district Attor-
limao J. Spellitcy, who decided:
,nd 11 reduction in 111.:
y fixed at 310,000 pending ‘fur-a
111411116111 Agents 11' c. Scully 11nd -
.1 Attorney «Snellooy spent con 3
0 time yesterday donehrlerinrlr
m a! the case which 111111 been .
tso the attention of federal lu-
‘lllien Cobinnchi web bmughtl
‘82,” Bristol. where he hadheen
‘ , (one to a' Bristol rooming
at the advice of his brother
. o “Courant' reporter was told
afternoon by another broth-
. W (.‘obianchl Pasquale, who
' :15 your of one, accompanied
,r to Hartford and brought
mural ample: of work which
1 W to some of that found in
‘ 1 ion of his brother when aruI
IV . in New Haven and evenings
devoted to studying.
1...
, Mote tutelage of IAWyer Farley.l
M80 with Professor Arthur 132.1
or the New Haven High School. 1
mop you see are made and
by my brother—sea. they;
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and relate only to his study
hr
in; had been studying very;
ate and my 111111111» wantod‘
: i111:11 11111 brother 111111111. .111
tillerw watt way at the time.I
em to h o hoarding houoe,
some roomer npled the map .
lingo 11nd become alarmed." ‘
T , chi will appear before United.
Winsloner Richard F. Car-T,
'fioaring'lAprli 10. His pre-
hearing took place before the
‘wor- Tuesday afternoon. foi-
Tun-eat by Deputy United
- not guilty to the charge
on a written corrddpon-
th a foreign government det-
~ to the interests of the Unit-
ond tulao impersonating ‘ on
the United States. He is 22
' .7 He explained at the near!
the papers found on his per-
iod to his arrest on a sun-
Inflows he was preparing to
as! DANBURV MANS
‘ I blotch 30.4mm body of
mm fonnerly of Dan
11nd yesterday morning
iii river.
has P Potta.1t lenman
Iiopkine was seen 111 a
noioon early Wednesday
later visited at 11111 home
Potts, (other of the 1111121
my body;
_ r finding the hodv
Donoldoon. who gave
e remom‘ of the body
wfl‘nlrlleld avenue hridge
afternoon . 1
fill your: Cohianchi's release.
“1'71.th bond, Which had been M...
1 .
will to Bristol to rest for 11:
1o 111411111111 Timothy 11111111111111. .
mm Were in connection 1
" ' Armchairs and Rechers
L of fine Ippehrnnce and substantial use.
' This season finds the Road House with .1 full
stock or Armchairs and Rockers of artistic design,
suitable for any room in the 11011513..
- Willa. Chit Ind Rockers of solid inalioyuny
with upholstered seals of 1310111 tapestry :md {hunk ‘
wings of cone,
$18. 00 to $35 00
Chairs, Sheraton, Queen Anne and Colonial dc-
signs in :1 variety of beautiful L‘uvmiucs,
$12. 00 to $28. 00.
Armchairs and Rockers, in William and Mary de-
signs, mahogany finish, coverings of figured damask.
' Special $12.00.
Colonial Chain. iiiahugany finish, with saddle
seats and spindle backs, or of ivory with Yale blue"
aims and railing. From $5.00 to $15.00. ,
£1.
Stately Choirs for Libraries
not! living room Q7
W, Adorn, Colanial,
Chairs with rush seats, $14.50.
{1}; Chippendale €11.11. with rush souls, $14.”
Solid m-homy Dim», Chippendale designs, rush
seals“ . $42.00. .
- High Back Rocker, mahogany finish, saddle seat, _
strong. arms,I in Colonial dcsion, special of $5.00
Fourth floor.
and ladder-back
30th and Pumps Petticoats
. for tract weer. ~ .-
A new.loce Boot of inn- Hontberbloom .. top 5
Russia is 9 inches high with deep taffeta
T133111? ”Lou‘s" hgeTSSTlf‘ flouncés, Black and col- '
: , ’ ' 015, in regular and extra?
at Some "load msgfi Sizes, ' $2.95.
1 3111111011 Slippers. 111.1,, urre‘m,
'* Styles for Spring and
Sum” now ready. in
kid, satin and brocades,
’ten different shades and
fiffects tare shown. hThe
' ainties rettiest t in ‘ ,- ~ ,
that wer’egver made, gs , modelsiustarrived, _
Second floor. Second floor.
I . ., -.._.1—
flounces with fancy hem-
stitchedmcsigns, $3.95.
Striped 11.11.1111, new.
,"4
Every house’sbould have its Flag
Gourmet Bunting, sizes
Cotton Flog: in» fast Colors,
Sill: Flags,
Pin Flags (111.1 Flag
3 Cooking Utensils
of Aluminum.
2 x 3 ii. in 12 X 28ft.
‘sizcs, 6.
‘ . x 8.
sizes 16 in. x 124 in.
24 in. -x 36 in.
4 '32 in. x 48 in.
Bows.
Third floor.
“‘1
.1, “3’
Aluminum is the most Serviceable of any metal
, used for cooking.
and will last indefinitely
Sauce P111111, 40 1111.111 $1.50
it is light in weight, easily cleaned
with care. The following are
in “Ahddin” and "Wenrever,”, two Well known makes:
Preserve Kettles,
(covered) 80 oils. to $2.00
8““ Pan" Tea Kettles. $3.50 to .15
(covered) 80 °}8- ‘0 5300 Double 111.111.1111. $1.75 to no
Preserve Kettles, Coiled Pots, $2.00 up.
A3100 to1$500 Tea Polo, $3.15 up.
, Basement.
1.
House Dresses
A new shipment just
received, including all
sizes up to 52,
$1.00.
: 1111111. Die-m of fine
percale 'aand, Batés’ ging/
barn with attractive col-
lars, cuffs and belts,
$1.50, $2.00 and up.
Enter Decorations,
floor.
"'
~Dennison Section, third ,
1.1111111. Uniforms for
nurses and parlor maids.
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icution to your corset for that 18 economy int
run. The new models of Redfem and Rustproof cor~
New Models in Redfern Corsets
Before having your Spring dresses made, lpay al- . ,
e long
sets shown this week represent the latest ideas of
skillful corset designers and are planned as muCh for
as they are for style.
large and small women, for very thin
for women of average or normal figure
comfort and heali
corsets fo
women an
There are.
in our Corset Section are commodious fitting room
and the attention of skilled corset filters are always at
the service of Olll patrons
With this exhibit of Redfern and Ruoiproof Cor-
sets are some new Brassicrcs, among them the “Gilt- ‘
edge,” which has an inner bandcau or couflmn, {yd
this will be found a welcmne support to women 01
full figure.
The style of blouses and shecrstralglit
hanging g0wns demands a correct brussierc as well no "
a corset. 1
when she wears overalls.
‘1'."
l
A New Umbrella h " '
\
Second no». .1
v ‘ u a
1133."
The D. M. Read Special: A vci y sens I~lc .1! Well,
as stylish design for either 3: .211 or 11.1mm. «1 lhe han-
dles are of natural 51351;. 1
For Women. A straight medium length stick
with a leather loop.
For Men.
The coverings arc of Gloria.
Those Overalls
A Prince of Wales hook.
$3.00.
Considerable comment has been made over the
question of overalls for women, and the interesting
part of it is that the women themselves are buying '
the overalls with the intention of wearing them upon '
all occasions where those garments are rcquhed. One '
woman bought a suit because she cuts her own fire-
place wood, another bought a suit because she goes
boating and one is not afraid to clean a stringof fish'
As for ordinary rough
housewmk lhere is nothing to compare with them;
Free and ~ motion, free stepping, no impediment
running 1, l down stairs—overalls are. all right
every way
the dust-brown khaki.
$2.00 and $3.00
they are in checked stout galatea or in
second floor.
..
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snow in coal-:11. . 1.
near Perry‘s .
. Bench company of Bridge-I
:condifion {111d fell into 1.
i he most economic
, , I . , 1 . dessert. Sold 11.111 l
VThe Evening: line-Up Stores. Try them l
Both children and Amwn- upo. with ' 1 . 1- ‘ ' .’ 1
coughs and colds. are all the bulletin: =—~.1 / W--.“ _~ ,_ .
a dose of Foley? 11 Honey and for at ‘
bed l1mc. lrwnrdu of? Hoop. stops - TEETH .1
' fickling throat, and hacking coughs,
”bodied 1191111111 Examiner
3%}:an rooms of Henry E
it nlwlyl an a rule remedy. for it contni 1.1. no
' opim"
THE GRbAllSl
.. FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pies
and makes an otherwise feverish. sleep- « 1'
lea night of coughing and disireu,
quiet and rcatlul one.
TEAA Mr. 9.
flaxfiw’hfifi‘wu. wofild not TEST.
mint» medicine.“ ‘
Honey” and Tor lo M11111 hdnl uriclgrcliei. 1.-
1111 edectl in cacao! bad «3.1111,
not? :1?de 1); to 1:11:30an nod rccomm end
Extracted 11111111011112.1111 _'
111.1 H Mallory
Hoursga. 1n. toIsp. 11-1., ytol
p- m- 1 . _
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THROAT AEJHNGS
16 80. Main St. So'. NorWalk, Ct ‘
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. The Lity-N atmnal Bank ,
CONSERVATIVE-BANKING” '
“A conservative 31111131 5 safe. one, {and the counsel of
. its officers contributes stability to the undertakings of its
'1] .deposi’tcu's.I "
Thii Bank has almys been known as a conservative
,.1nst1tution, and invites the deposits of those who appre-
* :u- ciate and value this policy 1 , .
1 1 It has substantial ”Sources, a reputation for safe bank- -
1 7 ‘ing covering 11 period of years, a strong Board of Directors-
”1:. who manage its aflairs~it is a good 31111111111 your account.
We loan money on farm mortgage-
53 Wall Street.
O. B; J ACKSON
orromn'rms'r
. Norwnlt.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxiordo 111 Gold or ’5
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
' lights and gas. Fine Cafe attarhed; also Restaurant. Italian "
: and American style. ,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
11
11 DISH-$1;A MIME??? ' :1
. Tel. 1555.
I DISESA. Propritlor.
FURN : URE
is a Most Acceptable Gill ior Weddings
and Anniversaries
_Our immense stock fills two big well lighted floors and
includes” all grades for every room in the house.
We gladly store purchases for future delivery without
charge. ' ” . 1
Prompt auto delivery to all surrounding tourns.
RAJMOND 11 SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dddle‘rs. .f
.:...- Nowrdlk.
Norwalk Chronicler