yfiveasystbssnmsds.
Hwesre furnished ship.“
dires‘ticns st ones we
that everyone may have cool
. with which to start the burn-
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last Norwslll ‘
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, NORWALK LINE
rreight Semoe Between This
Oity and New York
More “‘Olio” and “Armitage
Brearley”
«freight accepted at Norwalk and
3.3mm Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:92.
5i
‘ ew York. from 7:30 ‘. a- ti 5 p.
Steamers leavlr, In“ 15, East
’ or, New York 4. 3 o'clock, daily.
Myl 01/4?!“-
LI'I Sll0l’
,.§h9Wing of
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t received at Pier 45, East 411 ‘
KLL onnsnss
QM}
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WindOw Season
NOW IN SIGHT!
Outside
nosirieshgesbouttheopeniugsinthefrsmes forwin-
dowsanddoorsis‘gusterin old buildings but even in new
buldlagstbeairlsshgswith theghssexposure.mlnlum"
terlalmcresseinthshsstrsdition for reasonable heating
in cold weather. me comionnsultingfrolntheuseowfm
sashisanimportanttssture buttheprindpslpeintistbeenor-
mousssvingoifnelwhichwould result from the equipping o!
semanydwellingsascsnbe supplied with stem sashes for
next winter.
We are near—just at far as the nearest telephone.
The Hatch e
BnkyCo
54c lb-Buttet-S4c lbI
If You Want Nice Sweet, Pure
.Butter, Try Ours
Nucoa Nut Butte th ’
Golden Santos C; mellow: w‘lliltmch' lbs. 3%:
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. our best grade. lb. 30c
VeryBestNewYorkS ($911 .lb.........a
hides: .Sii‘fai midi “Z- 65‘
Sunshin Soda rsckers, user lb. ... . '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. l. '. '23:
Mule earn Borax
heese
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Philldlel his Cream Cheese.
InstantBostuln........
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INSANI'rv PLEA
IN BONJON CASE
APPEARS LIKELY
(Continued tron first Page).
concerning the murder
cused of committing.
Irs. Bonlon was weeping when seen
at herhome last night and stated that .
\she did not care to discuss the case,
as everything she had to any bad he‘ll #
told to her attorney, isadore (:ohen.‘
who will represent Bunion when he
comes up for trial. The Bonjonmme,
is but a few doors from me Walker
saloon. ‘
which he is ac. :
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.
Relies Upon Lawyer. l
The woman stated that the past
actions and illness of her husband
were explained clearly to her attorneyi
and anything regarding them would
have to come from him. Attorney CG 1
hen stated that his client was present
at the coroner's hearing. yesterday af-
ternoon, and did not make a statement ‘
and. at the present time, there was
nothing to be given out.
Bonion is suffering from lacerations
about the face. and a broken nosc,5
sustained, it is believed, when specta-i
tors to the shooting pounced on him. I
. WIIker Funeral Today.
The funeral of the murder victim;
was held this morning from the family'
honle, in (‘liniou avenue, at 8:30‘
o'clock. and from St. Peter's church;
at 9 o'clock. Interment was in St. ML:
chsel's cemetery. Mayor Wilson and.
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I Tristram 8. Hyatt ‘
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
v
llainly smelt Things ltll‘ Women’s Wear.
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facts in stripes and plaids.
other city officials attended. I
Coroner Pheian will render his deci-.
sion in It day or two, as he examined
all the material witnesses yesterday,
It was apparent from testimony that
there was no reason for Bonlon shoot-
ing Walker, and that. on the contrary.
the friendship of the two men was
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PLATE CORNED BEEF ...... . . . .
......... 3001b.
........... ....e.... 180 ll).
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...... .............27(llb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17,903.
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at mu. an onosan ALI.
r samnav on AO-
car or HOLIDAY.
SPEGIALS
.. or This? Week
' ~ ~ : canansna,
cassette .. 4c
pennants.
.43 zoom 27c
camisoles“ 8cdoa.
.‘ viva
’ A. sruLL
....c‘....'5°{
Standard out... a my Co.
‘ 12 North MaidSt, Sodotwalkl’llonelititi.
FreSh Eggs -
*libby's‘
llslvaiian
-Finest Table Butler .. 49c lb "
- 49c doz
Cheese (rich & mild) 27ch ,
Evaporated Milk - 11c can 1
Condensed Milk -\ 15c can.
Pineapple" +150. can ‘-
4' Cytl‘ttage Street- . ; “
_,re Dinners
‘ ‘-.ol Sea Food
fliers. and
chides: , ‘
Fleet Notwaik ' (l.-
fav oceans-o
BODY POLISH
TIRESYOU OAN ‘
DIPNND QN+ALWAY3
Olll‘ 'AI’Ax' Tires" are «fay-m?
night tires, iair-anddoul weath-
er tires. tires that will give you
100 per cent. service and satis-
faction atail times. under all
conditions. Made with smooth
‘ and non-slip treads, all stands?"
sizes. Next time you buy a tire
get this make from us.
Niliiiili‘iiiml not
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' , .rious garments
CARTP.
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roomin the house.‘ 'It is
wn SELLrURNIfrUnn ;,~ .
a Not mine special kind butt all scattgg'bHImtm'efoi-evv ‘
, feral and design, that maltos‘lourmslt’ock ”WM band:
~ ~ a was... some ,
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' fur an appropriation
. manta the
helium .of-- Whit!
such that it i‘ bell ' th at .
out of his mind. Tlglszas m;:h ‘3: Fourth— That a mm of these ”so
timony to show that Bonjon had act- LIQUOR DEALERS - Ilutlons shall be sent to every member
.. .. ...... .. . HELPING 1N WAR airs: statistics.menial;
of occasions the police have been ask-'
7 ed to take care of him as It was fear]
led he would do injury to some one.‘
A. F. Beckmann _& Co. ‘ I
Phone, this 3
Bunion has been known as the “crazy-
Frenchman" for years. It was said. , i
Burned Own Furniture. .
it developed at the Inquiry thEt only
last week Banjon. who owned several
tenement blocks in the wen End.had
taken his own furniture out In the
back yard and set are to It. His wife
succeeded in putting out the flamesi
before they did serious damage. ,
The story of the shooting of the
. former alderman was told by Nichasl;
31. FitzHenry. bartender til the Walker
, saloon. He said that Bunjnn, John Al-
cxnndcr and James Cochran went tip
etc the bar and some drinks were or~
~ dcrod.
Thc men were joking and
bumping against some of thc custom-
ers and he saw that Bunion was get-
, ting angry when Cechrau pushed him
‘ away.
lie said that he took hold of
Ilonjon's arm and told him to so
homc. . t v
lie was taken lube u back loonwnd.
Walker stepped upto him and tried to‘
{get him to _go hotnc.‘ when Bodlon
reached into his back pocket and pull-
ed the revolver with which he shot the'
saloon~koepcr through the head. Hoar-
lng the shot Fitzllcnry and others,
rushed to the bat-It room and, before
they overpowered the man. snothov'.
‘eshpt was fired, which lodged in a DON“
‘case. I
9 Those called to testify at the hear-
ing were (‘harics Saul. of 1028‘ State
attest; Jacob Lavln; of ll Eimwood
avenue; Jamcs Cochran. of 45 Poplar
street: Oscar Duncan. of 1828 Broad
‘street: S. Alexander, of 1328 State
street: Martin Kelley. of Bough avo-
. nue: Ralph Krona. of 594 Howard ava~
inns. and Michael ‘PltaHenry. of 490,
Connecticut avenue.
RED (moss SPENDING
$20,000,000 IN ITALY,»
(Continued from First Page.) i
s The battle of the Pinve. according
to the report. made it necessary to in-I
crease the original estimate for work.
in italy by a million dollars. One of-
.the biggest items of expense -in the
Vast. half of the year will be the '33:.
‘300.000 it will cost
gees and the families of soldiers at.
the front. this work now having, first:
place in the Red Cross activities in’
rltaly. About 14,000 tons of food will
be shipped from the United Statesl
each month to keep this service going.
More than 100 Red Cross kitchens are:
now providing 15,000 rations daily. l
Finding employment for those who-
are able to do war work has necessi-
tated an appropriation for the last!
half of the year of 83.077.140. Twenty-g
eight work shops, employing 5,000w01;
men. .who are using 747 sewing mn-.
chines purchased for the Red Omani
have been established in as many
lparts of the country. These workers
' turn 1.120.000 meters of cloth into va-
each month and their
[labor is being valued at 3.659.000 lire. 4
I‘ The sum of $1,155,000 will be M-
i‘duired to maintain a colony of refu~
I gees in Plan, wheer it is expected 15.-
,000 persons will be. provided with
Themes before winter sets in. Factor-
l‘ios turturnishing wpr materials. hose 99ft _
violations of these provi
known or brought to such me
attention. .
Third—That every member of this'
'issoctatlon shall report to the execu-
tive committee any DOUOD.‘OOI‘DOTR'
tioa or. partnership not amember of
this Ahaoclatlg. who is round or re-
‘—.‘.'.l
'pitale and schools .hava been entail.
lished at this point. -To provide for
the health of soldiers' families and to
lend assidanceto Italian Institutions
engaged in unn‘worlt 31.030.700 will
Ibo required for the current six months.
The appropriation for hospital service
”St/the front for that period is 31.241,-
21‘250. and for ambulance service
3495.000. The mi. tenafice of rest 3
rooms and canteens at
the front CI“! l
of $453,722.50“
And aphrop sticn of 3110.000 Will.
“as among the men
' One ot‘tlio will it“
the c "
" will:
this
z, oiled Own“?
t .1“, ' "M‘ is
L , .
855927.50 has been provided for ti
purchase of a home at Milan that will
accommodate forty nurses.
to feed the refu-y‘ .
ties. and be expo
Association is he
3“ WWW-‘5 Il’lendid assortment jusbreceived, in plain colors and many novel et.
't
PRETTY PETTIGOATS—A big and varied line with a wide range of colors and mater-
ials. All silk skirts in the latest shades two-tone shades, and stripes. Skirts with silk ruffles
and heather-bloom tops that wear well and cost but little. Black, white, and all colors, Sateen
Petticoats. Another inexpensive and serviceable line in black. white and colors.
' SILK UNDERWEAR—A wide choice for those who appreciate the comfort of silken gar-
“1.11“.
___‘ ifi. 1» 1L ‘
(“IMHO BOD I'll“! Peso.)
lees actually occupied and used
by any such member or person,
Corporation or partnership, in
their respective business of soil-
ing liquor, or to be taken away
from such store, building or prem-
ises: e a
(b) Shall sell. serve. give or do.
liver any liquor or alcoholic bev-
erage. of any kind. at a table
where a member 0 title Army or
Navy of the United States Is sit-
ting or present, nor to any part
of a bar or other scrving place.
where any such member is sitting,
standing or present. as one of a
group or party. 'to which such li-
quor or alcoholic bevoragc is to
be sold, served. given or deliver-
ed: ‘
(cl Shall serve. sell. give orvde-
liver any liquor or alcoholic bev-
stage, of any grind. to any hotcl.
unless on a shparatc register list.
the name of every member of the
Alth or Navy of the United
Staten? shall be entered by each
such hotel. as soon as any such
member of the Army or Navy has
been assigned a room In any such
hotel, or registered his name on
the general
register: and that immediately
upon the entering of such a name
of a member of the Army or Navy
of the United States. a copy there-
of, with the number of the room
assigned such member. shall be
delivered. personally, to every
person serving liquor or any kind
of alcoholic beverage in such ho~
tel, and that to such room. so as-
signed, no liquor or alcoholic bev-
erage, of any kind, shall be sold.
served. given or delivered; and
that liquor or any alcoholic bev-
erage shall be served to rooms in
such hotel only by certain‘desig-
nated persons. chosen specially
by the management for that work:
(d) Shall serve, sell, give or
knowingly deliver any liquor or al-
coholic beverage, of any kind, to
any person. corporation or part-
nership renting a room or rooms.
for transient or permanent lodg-
ing purposes. to any member of
the Army or Navy of the United
States. unless such person. cor-
porailon or partnership agrees. in
writing, not to sell, give, serve or
deliver to any such member of the
Army or Navy of the United
States any liquor or alcoholic bev-
erage. of any kind, at a table or
other serving place. where any
membenof the Army or Navy of
the United States is sitting or pre-
sent. or to any room, so rented.
as aforesaid, to any such member
of the Army or Navy of the Unit-
ed States. .
Second—That any member of this
Association violating
sions of the forettolng pa
bored First, shall be
to the War Departmen
visor for the Not-thee
Commission on Training Camp Activi-
lled from this Asso-
ciation. and that every member of this
reby directed to re
mitten, any
slons ever
mber's
to its executive .60!"
' MEN real. TIRED Too
While much is
our according}. and miserable. lacks ehergyand am~
. _ r... bitten; Foley Kidney Pills are tonic ,
and strength 7 * .1! .
emotion... was! ‘5 it?
In ported as selling liquor or any
hotel or any other-
of the provi-
wmgraph, num-
at once reported
t District Super
stern District
. the . said about tired we
ed Cross to Will“? . k men it must be remembered that men
“comfort We ‘ Ill)” pai- the" Main. of. overwork.
at the trout- lm up kidneys are weak, inactive
portant Pmmm‘ or sluggish. when one idols tired out.
alco-
holic beverage contrary to the Iorego
ing provisions of paraglaph. number-
ed Fll‘ll. .e '
which any member sells liquor or any
alcoholic beverage; and that a copy
of these resolutions be also conspic-
uously posted in and about the premi-
‘ses. by each member, and tho resolu-
tiona also published in the daily press.
Adopted by the Non-walk Liquor
Dealers' Association.
JAMES E. FLYNN.
President.
JOHN
TROY.
Secretary.
WHERE TO REGISTER *
Notwithstanding the wide publicity
'given the 18 to 45 registration. Local.
QBoartl No. 14 is deluged with inquil'o'
Q‘ s regatding the details. With some
_t is on the question of mcn who have
Upassed their 45th birthday, but are not.
yet 46. They must register.
| All astonishing number are untlcr
the impression that the only place to.-
registration is in Assembly Hall. Tim:
tis not the fact: As has been rcpcatcd.
ly published in these columns. (lulu
will be branch registry bureaus at tho
City Hall and in the Fire House, at.
East Not-walk, and in the Town ilalia
‘at Darien, New Canaan and Wilton.
The hours will be from 7 a. to. until 9
p. m. in every case.
H. Ktieger 8t Co.
Outfitters tor Men,
Women. Boys & Girls
on the easy payment
plan.
OPEN A CHARGE AOOOUNT.
CUT THIS OUT—IT ls WORTH
MONEY
. Don't miss this. Cut out this slip.
‘enclde with be anti mail it to Foley
i‘ 00.. 2835 Sheffield avcnuc, Chicago.
fill“ writing your name and address
lclenrly. You will rcceiVe in turn a
trial package containing Foley lloney
tand Tar Coulpound, for coughs, coldsl
:and croup: Foley Kidney . Pills. for.
main in sides and back; rheumatism,
backache. kidney and bladder all“
meals; anti It‘oley (‘athartlc Tablets.l
a wholesomo'and thoroughly cleans-
Ing cathartic. for constipation, bili-
ousness. headache and sluggish bow-
els.~Stillson~Powoll Corp.—~Adv.
thamérfs
Kryplok Lenses
are great factors in matting eye-
glass wearing a positive pleasure.
Became of their fused segements
there is no visible line between the
two loci, nor is there any chance
of the segements loosening, as .is
so apt to happen in the cemented
bi-iocals.
THAMER
“The Three-O Bye Service"
Oculists, Optometrists. Opticiani
87 Atlantic. 5L. Stamford, Conn.
upenSahEvetlllOp I in W
Automobile
Repairing
' High Grade Work a'
Spatially
Official: Service for
Chevrolet, Maxwell
and ‘Grallaln Bros.
Trucks . ' . .
Ml Rename ' and farts,
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Wreck‘ s" flawed in any dis-
Ah.
Make it a Pleasure
Some ‘pe’t‘iplé do not know Now
to eat, WHAT to eat or WHEN
t out. . . .,
Usually because of overwork or
lack of exercise. digestion has
grown poorer and poorer, until
eating is a burden, when it should.
be one of the greatest pleasures.
Try Premier Salad Dressing on
your food—It stimulates diges-
tion.
Try it on salads.
Try it on a. baked potato.
Try it on bread in place of but.
ter.
Try it on fish of any kind.
Premier Salad Dressing. ,
Smallsise......... ...... 150
Large size .. ............. 350
It pleases everybody.
..F—
Chernok’s Market.
76 N. Main St. . "
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HERSHFIELD’S
AUTO EXPRESS
Daily Trips Between
Norwalk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET.
South Norwslk. Conn. .
Telephone 294. «
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE,
117 East 23rd St.
Phone Grammercy 705.
If you are in a hurry, just phone us.
and we will take care of your express
for you. We have seven of the best
Trucks in the state. Also, Hydraulic
Dump Trucks for Contractors' Work.
Our Trucks make daily trips to “New '
York city. Let them handle your.
freight and express, and thus keep lt
away from the congested terminals.
We Haul Anything _:
. . Anywhere
No Job Tog Large or Too '
at
Your shipments are entrusted to
competent employee only.
A receipt is given and obtained to:
all goods handled. ...
Phone or write for our rates, we can
save you time and money. ,
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
of All Kinds. .
PADDED‘ VANS for Lang Distance
Furniture Moving.
Bengamia' Hershfield. .Prgg.’
. LIGHT AND HEAVY .
' TRUCKING .
amine and 3mm»
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