DQNN ELLY’S
is so. lain It.
soars noawm
. .7 SPECIAL VALUES IN
. Lantas' WHITE MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR
E. 1:. BA NKS
i landmine Hotel Block. 1
South Norwalk.
Gill ”Bail
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Routine business was dispose-ti of at
the meeting of t‘tc Eagles last evening 1
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Donoeily has a wonderful line of
Valentine Post Cards and Booklets at:
Ill prices. Be sure and 'set‘ them all,
'10 South Main street. I
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Mrs. -.\.lax Schumann and son, i’aul.l
oflsmac street, are spending a few’
days with Mr. and Mrs: Felix .l. Kean.
'ney. in New York city.
Joseph Banyai. a student of tile U.
S. Naval Radio school. Harvard Uni-i
vet‘sltr, spent the week-end at his
home on iioyt street, South Norwailt.|
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wuultm (ielett. assistant light bonsai
(keeper at Peck's Ledge tight. is on a'
twenty-four hour leave.“ lie walked
‘ from the light to shore on the ice.
~Miaa O'Deli's second term of dune-9
In: begins Friday uflt‘rnot'in and eye-
nine. This term finishes the lessons|
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$1.75 an
suit Cut
Reduced to $1.35
nut tutor I
uvuuluf
; Stiff Sentence Given to Ser--.
gaunt Nintke For Hops-3
triotic Utteranoes at Camp '
Devens
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(‘AMP DEVI-:23. Aver, Mass” Feb.
7.- tour martial findings in the case
J50f Sergeant William Nnnke. of Tor-l
rington. a member of (‘0. ll", 301ml
Engineers, is said to be 35 years and;
if this sentence is approvud 'by Bri .
l gadiet General William “'iegel. actingt
lt-ontmander, it w.il be the ’
I severest .
.pcnnlty handed out to a draftee scnt‘
Ito this cantonmcnt. lip to this timel
:20 Years has been the extreme len-
tence imposed. Nimke was found
gguilty of unpatriotic utterances ll
which both the president oi the lini-
tted States and the. country were nam
icd. Nimke was a. member of the
230m: Infantry until a few weeks agol
lwhen he was transferred to the engi-l
neers.
Sergeant Nimlto has been under
arrest and m the guard house for the
past two Weeks with the chemo bang-
!ing over him. lie is of German etc-l
:tractlon and the sentence of the gen-
:eral court martial must be approved
by the commanding officer before it
can be pttt into effect. Military pris-
soners upon whom uuch sentences are
given are sent to disciplinary bar-
‘ltlt'kll or to federal penitentiarles.
l Realizing the seriousness of the;
‘tharge against Nimkve, a board of of-
:flcera made a careful investlsallon
finto the case and it was upon. the
inndings of this board that the Ton
if $2.00
I Shirts
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Means awk'Great Saving to you. Buy
Now, Pay Later.
Free Storage.
Save§ You on Furniture, Rugs, Ranges or Bed-
ding From 10 lo 40%.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105
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N orwalk
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Alli—ERICAN TROOPSHIP TUSCANIA
IS SUNK—168 MEN MISSING
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sunk~in=tlte war zone while returning from France and 14 soldiers and
:56 othenlwere lost, the Tuscania is the first ship carrying American
50. Norwalk
lrington man was placed under arrest
.und put in the guard house. This act,
loaused the boys in camp to think u
Iticrman spy had been captured and
the camp was rife with stories of
lspies during the day Nimke was put
'lnto the guard house.
9 On January 24 while Nimko was
awaiting a court marital trial. his sin-
tor. Miss Elizabeth Nlmlte. and his
fiance, Miss Kitty Pardon. came to
_Comp Devena from Torrinaton to in!
ltcrccdc for the young man. To «moi
of the ofllocrs making the lnvestiga-.
tion they gave a letter from John N.
Brooks. a member of Governor lioi-
.comb'a staff. This letter nakcd for
she took them from me She has not
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Free Delivery Anywhere
127-129-131 Washington St, South Norwaik
returned them yet, and from what the
papers say she has done to others. i
am afraid she never will ,
“How did it all come about? 1'“ tell
you: ,
Knew Charlie Tubba l
"Charlie Tubbu will i were play-
mates as children. He lived Just be.
low my house. That was fifty years,
ago. and i had not seen him for long
time. .
l"0ne day he drove up to my house
in a big automobile. i opened the
door. Mr. Chapman said:
"1» Miss Carrie littnnell at homo-'2
i said: l'm'lliss Donnell." '
Batteries Will Freeze
in Cold Weather
itroops to Europe
to be sunk by a submarine.
The Tuacania until last fall had been in the trans-Atlantic trade,
ebut the sinking indicates the recently had been engaged in transport-
-ing American tmpmfihe carried I British 00W ”id at. British armed he may have made Were prompted uh:
naval guard and was convoyed by B
for" this your. closing with a tnaaquerg
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’clemency for the young man with.
iwhom ho was very mil acquainted!
'nnd said that anv unpatriotic remarks.
i
ritilh warships. .doubtedly by his impulsive nature.
VadefiPrizes and reception.
tcoid, 2:: slightly tmprovod this morn-
m. but it will be a few days before
the will be around again.
The water mains in both Elm and
essaw for the people on'tbese streetsl
to carry water. The cellar of William
Punlfldlt’ of 10 Elm “find was flood-
ed by water yesterday, but fortunately
‘ little datnge was done.
n— ..-_.
. Annmber of friends pieasantiv sur-l
.prised Miss thine E. Taft at her homeu
4 lotion was served at midnight.
which the guests departed,
lilies Tail a delightful hostess.
Those present were: Mao E.
Edna 't’. Taft, Edna k. lluwlev, Heat
rice M. Sherwood, Mildred M. Camp,
ratherine Molten, Beatrice More-ill.
."Anna Morrison, Helen V. Savage,
Elizabeth Savage. Marv Cullen, Cath-
'erlno Horan, Mollie Drumm, Rose
Drumm. Bertha Spahr. Mabel .\l. Keis-
ler, Minerva Van Auken. Dick Rav-
ntond, Dick Margesen. James Nobha.
lWilliom Crooks, William A. Wood. Ed<
f‘ward ltchinnis. Wallace Shercr.
' Charles Murphy. Fred H. Sherwood,
mu. O'Grady, Philip O'Grady. Arthur
Casey. Le Grand Ravmond.lmtis Lau-
gerpuah. Sam Davis, Dexter Hoyt,
Raymond Sturdevant. Abe Tariov, Mr.
_ and Mrs. George 0. Plait.
' 4 man mousse
sumo BRUSHES
~ BATH BRUSHES
, mm snusnns
m "mus, ALL PRICES
' Hudson-Bowel]. Corporation
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Arch streets are broken. and it is nec-lllll'illllfl t" llll‘ I)
419 'Hsviiand street, Tuesday evenin:.{‘l”"
'Plano and vocal selections were red-"Jill"
'1, ~dered and games played. A daint.v ml- ""m' V ,,
after “Wk "r I‘l'bl'lmrl" “1" total equals that will be long remembered. The
voting that “l ”'0 PWV'W" YWk' hm "' lunch will be served by Colonel Rusw
. t |.' ' ( t . ‘ . . ’ I
rim” 1" mod J ”l ”'0 '1" 3Jul“ ““"k : set of the Norwalk Hotel, and will be horses at the depot.
Taft..“"'1"'l’f more than 1.000tons. Italy a little less elaborate than in fortner'
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as torpcdocd with the loss of
lust October while rc-
nitcd States. i
A (lcrmnn submarine also has
l70 pcrsuns
sunk the. American frcighted Alu- “""l‘ml Munoerhcim, commander for motif of the animals
muncc, of 3,000 tons. The freight-
cr went dowtt off the English coast
with the loss of six men.
:Amcricuns on board. inclndit
gnu crew. were suvrd.
All the
liritish losses itt tncrclntlmttctn
to submurincs or mines aggro»
d 1.") vcsscls, including 10 of
than 1,600 tons, for the first
[SINKING BY . ""- ‘1 'ldropped trinity ions of bombs on he “gunning,
. ‘ - . ~ . ‘ "'” .bostile tnrgcta Berlin clu' tl Ca «- of hinders huvt- been found
x .- . .. _ .\ii i-v , . this to s a a .
L. TE“ .10n5h30n101iP‘i'ljnlfhyfirq ":1.‘ ! SUBMARINES VI (ll‘HlI'llClIllll "f M‘Vt'll Entcnlc nmouiJhe burst-rt illlfl Hill-Oil in It'V-‘
. as J mm "“ m 5 “ ”be e CONTINQ NG machines on the western front “n” M ‘m" “rm” "f "m "m‘mm
' ' ' . - depot by the army yoterinnrv. i'ntll
Nt‘gotlnttons tit llmsl-Iiittwsk the quarantine is lifted, no consign:
between the. (‘cnlrlfl Powers and meals or nn'mala will no rocclvcd ut;
Itusslnund thc Ukrainearecxpcct- the station. and none will be taken.
ed M t". resumed today. ;uway for thc use of infantry and ur—l
Aftcr his victory at lllcaborg '
tiilcry organizations. This notionb
and the capture of Tammerfors;
will delay the toct-tpt of the division.
of its full miotn of horses and ntuler.:
consigned 3
of the forces of the Finnish Diet. here have already arr.ved and K0“,
is reported to have been defeated crnmf'nl agents are making few our»;
of ’l‘nmmerfors hv " ' - t"”"“""‘l“ ”"‘ "'3" l
, I'lllllillll rcvolu The WWW hams have m...“ 1.0.,
it: tho tionists. Th" government l"*"dor‘lated in hospital corrals anti it in ship.
is said to be retreating toward thc mummy m.» dim-nan will be prevent-'
Gulf of Botbniu. :pd front reaching large proportion.
—-~~~—~---~—-———«m Only one horsc has died "'0!“ ”l!
The annual dinner of the Catholic glandm‘s in the past wéek. f‘nplum
Club to be held on Lincoln's Birthday, Limiter. the ofilcer in chart“ Ol ll"?
3 ' ' a horse
Februar 12th. will be n - o Lepot. says the outbreak of Hill
y a occasl n 'oftliction is due to the arrival recent
iv of a few infected horses. . There
are about 2,400 mount and draught
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lrogatlon and he sold, ‘Chapman.’ i
rather than by any malice toward the.(.
‘tountry tn the “in“ 0‘ “1‘0““ “'mylonce he lived down here when a boy
I
land knew the writ.
Charlie 'l'ubbs and he apologized. say-.
in that he should hava recalled that
his name was ubbs then. stating that
"illon't you remember Charlie'." hel
"banked him. Charlie? with inter-g
"l didnot remember any Gharilei
hapman, and he. reminded me. thatvl
"I told him that. l remembered
for the moment he had forgotten
which one of his names be had used.
"lie then introduced his wife. Mrs.
Chapman. a very handsome woman.
Yes. she is a handsome woman. al~1
though i have seen it stated otherwise
in the papers.
Paid Regular Calla. .
"They called regularly upon me af-
ter that. and i went with them to New , '
York and Brooklyn and over to Lard
in this connection.
batteries.
Cold Father Was Ironmutcr.
:‘lira. (‘ltapman said that her father.
.lohn Hughes. was a fantous English
ironmoster. He had. she said, endow-
ed large buildings at Oxford college.
England. He had come to this coun-
try. and was largely interested in iron
works at Worcester. Mass. in New
York and at Jeekttklli. 'Upon his death
she said. many secrets had been an
stracted from hint by William. and
Call at our Willard-Servite Station
where you will meet a thoroughly
competent sturape battery expert
.rWIlo will give authoralive advice.
. -. We recharge. repair . and store
A rental battery for any make
of car'can be obtained at anytime.
FAIRBANKS STORAGE
‘ Too Poor tofntizelicono' i
, --israrelytbereasonwbyapenonhasnoravin¢lacconnthm.
:‘inotberhewbohuabankwoonntinthisinltitutionh too
”economicaltobepoor. Depositingrognlu'lyaltateflammt
‘.tro-ymnlaryorm¢usoonrotumsmbmntial fund.
"leanwhllcyonrmoneyntelyumoomponnd interest.
lltla‘ oul- lurgc‘stcumcr during the wars, owing to the “can.” of the club -
\\t"l{ t'iltllll}: Itch; ‘3 untlmtuwo large; to aid in the conservmg of food. E!“
mid onc.smu|l Itrcnclt tncrchunt- ward J‘ Quinlan will be master of cere-
lllt'il wcrc sunk in tltc'snmc pcrrod.‘ mom‘s. and will have acme well-l
(in the battlefront in France the: known speakers for the occasion. The.
ticrmnn artillery continues ncttvc. Sterling-Welinltz orchestra will fur-
iu Flanders. the Ai'ras-(‘umbrai “sh music for the occasion and John
Fi‘i'llil' and lit ('hampagnc. There Wehle. will render a few .mn‘ a
:llMi bnyc bccn small raids tit witlc- : 8 '
ly scattered points. 0n the ' BIG MONTH FOR
.\ll‘t'l'll'uli sector the million 30- . ’
{loll l3 livcly. Only the artillery ‘ Jud in fr mAflUTO DEPARTMENT
has bccn active on the Italian '. l‘r~ 8 g o sures given out by
l'roui. ; littlerlck .l. Wetstine, chief clerk at
intentc aviators still are busy ' me offices of the comm'm‘m" 0‘ ”'0'
dropping: bombs on (lcrmnn mili- 3 tor “hm” yesterday, the ’9‘“ 19”
tat-y csiublisltntbnts and in down- ought to be“ 0‘“ 1917 by 8 large mar-
. inp.‘ enemy airmen. One of the gin.as regards the. volume of business
,‘two American flycrs ill a Frenchthat will be transacted. ”awe?“ Jam
bombing squadron brought down‘ "my 1 and Febm'l 2: "09M“ were
an enemy machine. and Atnericani issued for 25390 pleasure 0M9. M53;
gunners drove off twenty (iermnnl
00mmtrcl0l cars. 625 motor cycles andI
lnirmt'n that attempted to cross.
side cars. 143 dealers and publlcf
{the American lines. French, Brit-? 9'9"“: 1.127.
{lab and Italian aviators during the! During he "“0“? 7°” 0' 1917- ,hOW'.
‘lnst few days have brought down ever: but 62723 pleasure car licenses
in] GQI'IHBII airplanes and, have W078 ISSIICd, “,810 commercial, 8,18.”
motorcycles and side cars, 450 dealerai
. and 2,494 public service has, it will be
' seen that in some kinds‘ of licenses the
figures are close together, despite the
fact that in one case it represents the
total for th year. whereas in the other.
it takes in but a month . ’
The amount of money taken in be-
tween January 1 and February Zjof
this year. is far in excess of the
amount'talten in for the some period
last year. The total for the month this
year to $513,212.01, while in 1t17,tbo
to I was $467,139.92. This represent!
an Increase of $51,072.15.
The tw'o branch ofleos of the depart-
. most at Nahuatl-«Amt.
em were. option WW1"
Men the atoll nice at the capitol.
M clue on '6'!qu ‘93!!!“ i
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SAID SHE WAS
t thn‘ seen yesterday
Peter Jack-son. who had retained them
for ptraonai use when thov should
DAUGHTER OF
IRON MASTER
(Continued on Page Emht.) '
‘Chapman.
“Peter Jackson, Mrs. Chapman said.
had died insane in a hospital from re
fgtorsebbocanze he and his brother had
-—-—- , een rought to this country b her
incidentally. as a side ii!ht on In“; father and made rich. WlllinmyJaclt-
Chapman, it was disclosed lh‘- ’ and had lived for many years at New-
tmve been given to his daughter, Mrs.
BATTERY CO.
58 No. Main St, ‘ So. Norwalk
Telephone 938
\nrn‘tlrplfi woman, nl’.‘.‘ billing 'm’m': port. R. l.. on the money he had no-
cd, Miss Btmnellfldry} 55:3!“ gang‘s: quircd through these secrets. but lin-
.\..s.~z Bunncll s” “it? id ,aily on his deathbed had disclosed the
that "Forluck. shes?"- Sta lfncts to Mrs. Chapman's lawyers.
Mice Boone" e ' '7' Howe & Hummell of New York.
hits-t Carrie Bunnell. daughter of_ ‘.
George Bunnell, the famous sho 'ntatu $150,060 Bonds to Keep Secret.
' e 'hnusanls of dollt-rs with
Wows 'l'. Barnum. operating the Nosed by Mrs. Chapman or anybody
menagerie and sidetahowrt below those else under penalty of “50.000 forfeit-
came under the direct management of life. And as the iron industries in-
the "Greatest Show on Earth." was Yolved in this his estate. which event.
found yesterday at the home of Elmer “ally would revert to her, were located
F‘. Bulkley. about three miles from in three states, if site. (Mrs. Chap
Southport and’bac‘k of Greenfield Hill. man), should reveal all there was to
1She is an elderly woman. slightlf know Ol thin great secret she would
grey. but robust In form and from“? .MW ‘0 pay three times 850,000—8150.-
at", was “.3th 000, which was too much to lose. She
greatly broken in therefore. was not able to let me into
spirit. Iher full secret. but when she wanted
Miss Bunnell displayed the greatest money, as she invariably did, she
ability to remember dates. names and promised to pay double 'the amount
places. Her «it». are bright and at a borrowdnalld in a Very short while
glancc she is not the tyge of womanllw'v
. "'l . ed from or resources- - —-———.———.——
can y to be port. ! This may be the bloodiest—and
without logical reason. ,
Shedeplored the mil-statements until blessedest—year in history.
fraud which had been practiced upon;
her and said that she had spent her;
lflfil Wnny upon the Chapman woman:
Her house even had been sold and she.
was now being cared for by the Built-‘ ,
ley family she said. Her story of the1 DOM miss this. Cut out this slip,
meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Chapman; enclose with to and mail it to Foley
the foothold; {and mhsmuirg‘zg & Co. 2885 Sheffield, avenue. Chicano.
fortune s i you t a It?“ m...wrltlni your name and address
°t “'9 :{i‘gfigflfi'fiofi'mfi‘ clearly. You will receive in return a
"i haven't scent In the world. 1‘ M“ 9“th Ml'l'llll 70h!" ",0"
have not even a roo‘f' over surggdfiu- l" and Tar Compound. for coughs.
cept w at oth‘oh‘ V0 I'm from and croup; Foley Kidney Pills,
WW“ l'“ M" it "1' 1 believed for pain in titles and back; rheuma-
l n w ,
m'hfl'flfém “’3': 3:. 1., lam. backache, kidney and bladder nilc
out immunol- i. m .m an my null). Whaler attitude rattan. a
money but forgot":
. . ~ 't
before a big lire,
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cur rms our—tr ts woa'm
money
ah Gogol?“ wholesome and thoroughly clung!”
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"Rut—these sccrcts could not be dl':-'
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M .t: «r» -- ~ .. attitude. for misnomer-mop} atom-Ina M .
a?" ““j'mm mun. Iudlclll and nun-s summ- Mk III. was moving; , .
",‘lncfl'ulo‘ull‘u memo corporation. the party will a it”, ”In [UM
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Few Drops When Corns Hiud,
Pain Stops! Corns Lift Out .
lDon’t let corns ache twice! Lift any corn or
callus off with fingers—Here’s magic!
No humhugl Any corn, Put. a low drops directly upon
whether hard, soft or between any tender, aching corn or onl-
the toes, will loosen right. up lua. Instantly the adrenal div
and lift out, without any pain. appears and shortly the corn
This drug is called freuonc or callus will loosen and can be ,
and is a compound of ether dis- liftcd oil with the lingers.
covered byaCincinnsti chemist. I’m-zone doesn't eat out the
Ask at any drug store for A cams or’ calluscs but Ibrlrels
small bottle of freemne, which them without any irritation.
will cost but a trifle, but in Women! Ker freeze-e on
ancient to rid onc’s feet of your dresser an apply o few '
. corn or saline. t is the drn o win-never a corn no
mm drug, J . . och pg. Pain ttopo, cornbrioul
The Men'l Assembly Class. in col-nu. A. s. Beebe recited in bar intu—
luslon with the Class of Pbllatitea. of nu. man that provoked no mu.
the Not-walk it. til Church. tendered a admiration. The dining room on. It-
Mrthdar party at the home of lint. "uttngly and beantllfully decanted and
Odell at his home on East avenue. last an}. "1-. two mg. him, an.
event“. In honor of ht! station u It was discovered attire lint ‘-
birtbd‘ay unborn!!- TIWO "'0 an that soothe ratinivcrlery was It
about moat! pro-ant “0 It!“ M m «tumult. that , of m
umblr clan. of Which Mr- Odell P‘Cnbbtn. when birthday. names as
menthol» Mod a varied mml yesterday it». ' ' .' ,
’flhtfloltldwmww ;.
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