W‘u" """“ ~--. -yw‘
»‘!hisisofaetandnotmere
; ' mueslhunotthe
ol-okingubtitlikea
’dfirithsths facility of
Msfahngofgnst
It's a “fire
drown him 06 to his
; couch. there to gather what
1" won the wrappers may
«in» to forget all his troubles
.yulntleuttrytolive. It‘so_
m to strip in a cold,
; shiny room; we‘d as leaf
jump the dock. with a box as
ourdooin. ‘
As I. tiller for furnace our
cool has ‘ein best; it's a sure
“‘ka Strike" when you
“lad so much hast. With a'
litmus.
i
The Artistic. Home
is nothing more than the one where you exercsie good taste in
the selection of your interior finish.
Hardwooi floors add beauty to your furniture and draper-
ies and make your home more inviting, sanitary and warmer.
Let us tell you how little they cost whether for recovering
old floors or building new; a talk with us and an examination
of our stock will not oblig‘sib ou in any way but will no doubt
prove helpful to you in the so tion.
The Hatch 6~Bailey Co.
mindedhouuutdnf "
rant “Old Well" you my t
fit your sue—let the world go
turrets.
THE
(Daily Trips Between
touth Norwatk, Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE.
- 634 Sixth avenue,
: PHONE FARRAGUT 798
, if you are in a hurry. Just phone it
. You.
'Mcks in the stain.
, Our Trucks make daily trips to Ne
F‘nrk city. Let them handle
”‘9’ from the congwted terminals.
We Haul Anythins
. Your tnipmwuv- are vu'ru:~tcd l
Winner!!! employs only.
'A receipt is alien and obtained it
All goods bandit d.
Phone or mire tor our rates, we ca
. we you time and tllflllt").
TLidia” AND HEAVY TRUCKING
of All Kinds.
,.
Furniture Moving.
silt and
‘ til orncs, 122 wares sraa: .
New York City 1
l
1 on will take care of your express?
We have seven of the basil
. Also, Hydraulic
Pimp Trucks for (‘outrai-tma' Work. .
, your.
high! and expres“. and thus keep it]
7 Hanan VANS it» Long comic. ‘
Benjamin Hershtield. Prod}.
Weed Non-Skid Chains
-For All‘ Cars.
[360 ~ TELEPHONES —- 2011
Vaast Bros. Gas-age
“ ”mm. 1“.
titanium KILL .. :
; TWO iN an mar '-
. BROOKLYN BANK?
_. .. -....-
Willie! (To. Til“! RIO-I
l
i
lng.
Flog that cage he hon-tend to the,
one Where. the ' murdered teller lay.
llastily he thrust rolls of bills into'
a linen bag and «when Henry W. Coonsu
usistant treasurer the bank. rau
forward to guard in policy. he. too.
was shbt. He, died later lit a hospital 1
Then both robbers made a dash for;
the street and when Detective Albert E
Doody tried to block their path. he
rocetvo'i‘lxu wound in the left arm, Our:
side. 9 pair waved the chord back
with their revolvers and enterul a-
taxicab. 3
Later. the chauffeur. who said his‘
name was (:wrge \t'. .\it~t,‘ullou¥h.l
lguve himself tip ‘io the police. lit-I
claimed that h e was not impltcati-dl
in the robber). but that he had had a}
pistol pressed to his head and had;
been tltrt‘atencd with death it he iiiii‘
not 'obey orders. '
. --_~-...--* :
nacxsion RESERVED !
IN SHAPLEIGB CASE .
BY moon naso
m
(t'oiiiinued in Face Twelve)
not cittltlod to imam tho Hobo" for;
which her mother is suing Ilt‘l'. chargw
{to put the money in trust for her mo;
titer and sister. “They‘ll never get.
a penny of the. money. 111 tear it upl
first I'll thmw it into the sea. 1'“ go
to Mexico." |
Judge Pullman represented llerti-aiir
Shapleigh the compouer Iat‘hohnaiued‘
as codeiendant because Mrs.
pent“ said she turned the money ov-;
or to hint and his wife Mabel Shop?
t
l
Nitcoa .‘y'ut Olco. the world‘s-lies .ll. I I
(‘hoice Hand Picked I’t'a Beans. II). if '
9c can 9g: can
ClMPBill’S SOUPS
ualitv Brand Tomatoes per can ............. lie
3 J reakl‘ast Blend Coffee. lb. ................... 22c
Magnolia or Clover Milk. can ................. 17c
\ly’arner s M‘acaroniwcr package . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . 9c
New Park (.ortt or l ens. nor can ............... 16c
It tili('\ \ 'holc Grain Rice. per lb. ................ 12c
lturnham and Morrell Pork and Beans. can . . . . . 15c
Fine Granulated Situar. lb
l .
The best of overvihimr to eat, and drink at econo-
. ntvpriccs. Nexttimetrr
A. F. BECKMANN & (20., Inc.
83 and 85 Washington St.
- A
~v——-.-..u _.. ~. ~—
Phone 1405.
lelgii. Bertram strapleish states that
he was always willing to return the
money to his moiher—in-law but he
could not persuade hia wife. to do this
He and Mrs. Shaplvinh are llt‘lllL’
npui‘l now. i
. Attorney David S. Ila).\\'litl repre-
SQ‘IIIN Mabel Shaplcigb told Judge,
.lteed yesterday afternoon dut'ini,r Ilit-l
llll‘flllllll‘ill that Mm, Hhtiplulun receiv
:t'd tho money mini her mother as a
gift with ”W lllltIPl‘r’llllltllnfl that it
'WIIIlItI be used to support the family :
‘.\ letter Written by Mrs. t'arpenter to
Mabel Hhuplelizh was introduced in
J“ lii('ll the mother wrote that she triall-
‘mi Mabel to intro ”to money iih' all»
atrait the only one iii the futility who
showed any business Judgment.
" Altomey Ila) hittint-d llcrtrnin Shop-
lt-tgh for the ll'DllIiIt' mm the Hinton,
llo th‘liil't‘tl Shapleigh wanted to :w-
llll't' the money for hmt-lf and stated.
"Then- is not one :lt‘lillll by Shop-
lvtcli that is not dittiiled by lltlt‘t‘ NI‘I'
ttéhtit‘as" llu mid Sliapleiuh i< II!"
told of trunnion-t M’ll‘it' and tor years
has Iii't‘tl on Ilirl int-lbw lllllt\\"r‘ tiiim
l‘.\ \‘ll.lt' in» pul‘suml lll“ tllll‘l‘l' n< ii
(null-ONT
Judai-
.lliu tow .
lit‘i'tl Insult-ti llt'll‘ltill ill
STAMFORD UNlT FOR
CAMP PERSHING
5.".
at and Wood all over town.
L. EFFRON
Tel. 441.
i We are delivering all kinds of it
East Norwalk.
l
JUNK!
militlfligi’“
’ailroad Avenue and
. Franklin Street '
PHONE 1959
You can always get the highest“
. for rags, paper, metal and.
= . iron. Just call up. Highest‘
. .. paid for Second-hand Auto-
Tel. 1176-2.
"listin’sliarage
out NlGlll
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
FOREQUARTERS LAMB ........................ . . 18c lb.
SHOULDER STEAK ............................... 240 lb.
ROUND STEAK ......... ...................... 35clb.
SIRLOINSTEAK.,;.................I ........... 38c lb.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK .......................... 400 lb.
_ Important [Notice to Charlie Customers
0n and after January Int, 1919, ALL ooons’W‘t’t‘f’nfi
SIIlAllileGiElf)uggLY 0111‘ A WEEKLY BASIS, and further fiedit
on a accou t .'
lowing Tuesday. it s not paid on or before the fol-
ALL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS MUST BE PAID'on oi
gfiiggfisTUESDAY. Jan. 7th. 1919. to secure further accommo-
POSITIVELY NO EXCEPTIONS TO THESE RULES.
Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
”Blfllt I w‘!“{|$’r, vi
Grotto" ll 'l'httitii-t of StillllltlHI.
l'll‘ilh in organising a Hill! for t‘ntitp
l't-l'hlllll‘i. llllilt‘l' IIlt‘ auspices of the
Mlllllll‘) Training (”amps :Nhtlt'llillflll.
which is undoisml by tho Vt'ar Dc
lltll'llill‘lll. Applications are now lit-int:
remitted at tho nll‘ii-c of Mr ’l‘hiimrt‘.
.‘llltllllt'vbll't't'l. Iliirinp. IIlt' Mllll‘
tour of lilt?» ,\lr. 'l‘liaincr “will it
month at Plath-burg. where he llll‘l
among oilit-rs, .loliii I'lll'l'tl)‘ Mitchel
and i't'iw’idvnt ilibhon of Princeton
s7
l‘nlu-rsily.
The project of camps for civilian»
‘ix' t‘lltltll‘h‘i‘tl lt_\' l’l‘t‘fiitlt‘nl \Vilstm whit
" >ttys'
‘ “'l’lit» camp “in tend to diam-minute
:sound information concerning our
.uiilitaty history and the present polit')
[of the government iiintlllltiry matters.
1m addition to giving the young men
tlit-tiisclws a very ronsldurablo
amount of practical military instruc-
‘tiona which would be nhel'ul to them
in cm" ilit-ir services should i i‘ot‘ be
-rt1tpiii:ed.”
'l‘liti projt-ct in also eiitlorswi hy Sec-
oi‘olat'y linker, who an)": “i Ilt‘ill'lll)‘
‘1l‘illll‘lth‘ and endorse the valuable and
is being: ren-
'llall'itllit' service that
Hill?
i you "have any broken
iriudow glass have us‘
aee them. thereby
hp heat.
ruthenium c0.
aECORATORs
N ORWALK. . SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17.903.
. .---~..W .. w“ ' _..__._..__ MM: _._~__
Washington Market
South'Norwalk, Conn.
' . 452 East lilorwalk
The Store ‘ i 5
\
.. - ’fi‘l training
4 dared to the country by the army
camps for cltillans."
at evpcnse of the outing of’
fare) is
V' ’l‘ho tot
' :l\\(l works tcxcluéiw ot‘ t‘m‘
.; $210.
l
. firs. statesmen. lawyers. and business
lull-n who have the opitot'lllttil.v of ill-
. .' llut'llt‘inl: public opinion is pRDPCIflII,"
' llt'Sll't‘d. - .
\. R038‘ 0‘ 886‘ . . . 22C 6 Th.» camp is situated iii the ()tllccrs'
6 ‘ Training School area of (”amp Zocliary
.'l‘aylor naer louist‘illc. Ky. Those
ft ShouIder SIeak . . . 246 T who attend will be quartered in heat-
9 . .. cd barracks of the Y. M. (I. A.. Knight's
\ Chopped BBBI o . , 25c 8 of Columbus and Liberty theatre. The
t ‘ ‘ 3" date selected for the opening ‘ol the
. Round Sleak . 30c v. camp is January 3, and the camp will
‘. ‘ , 9 ' ' remain open until mid incltidinfl Jam“
i Sirloin and Porterhous‘e , 32c ‘“' , M ________ _
- ’ . SOUTH MANCHESTER
A Lean POI RDHSI'. . .‘ , 208 GIRL REACHES RHINE
, ‘ t‘onmcz, Ct"!‘ltl1‘.!‘..\'. l‘ot- ‘ 1!. try
II'ICIIy Home Made Sausage . 323 ti. on. .tssociaiittt Press.).——.\iiss Marion.
. ’/,\‘ of Hollywood. Cnl.. claims the distinc—
. :1 q . . a lion of being the. first. American wont-
‘ Leai Lard .. " an to reach the Rhine-with the army
0 Q Q- Q. inmwnMQo that; 0‘ “WW-”0m SM ”"1”?“ “l 0*
' blenz on Tuesday. Two Salvation
Army women, "Eddy" Hodges of
Y are Re)“. I'kll‘I-g-
‘_ stengfl'onn,
in: Mabel Shapleigh said when askedll
t‘tir- ,
The attendance of oditoi‘s.’puhlish- .
Tr-iStram ' ‘& Hy alt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store ,
T lie Present Picking is Good:
8°DI0680m with pretty and practical things that are sure to satisfactorily
solve some of the problems on your list.
THESUIT. COAT AN D FUR SECTION
AT THE SPECIAL GIFT TABLES _
TIIE ROSIERY AND UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT .
AMONG THE TRUNKS. BAGS AND UMBRELLAS ' 3
THE HANDKERCHIEF AND RIBBON COUNTER
And Above all, The Books! . .
Copyright Fiction. 65c. Books for Boys and Girls 35:.
Pretty Picture Books for Children Zoe—35c.
l ssnvucs TO CELEBRATE BRl‘l’. .
AIN'S WAR WORK ‘2
A special service. will be held in
Trinity Church tomortow evening to
celebrate the part Great Britain limit
in the war. An effort is being made
to reach every person in Norwalt of
English birth to be present. The
.Sons of Saint George will attend in
a body and the church will be decor-
ated with the flags of Great Britain
and America. The national anthems
of both'countties 'will be rendered by
an augmented choir and the rest of
an owruhcliuing enrollment of tho the music will be selected from the
purple as members in the American lngliuh composers. All persons of
ited (”toss ' a guarantee of continued English birth and partial-axe especial“
service of land tin-y have learned to'ly invited to be present. The llags of
mine highly. tboth countries “ill be carried in pm»
The lied t'rm‘s l'llristitiaa lloll l‘all. t'rsslfln.
December iii-23. will afford the. oppor-
tunity to buy this gift. and delivery
~ . W.n...»_»-.~. ., ..
IEST CHRISTMAS GIFT ,
EASILY osTAiNAsLE‘.
Membership in Red Cross Costs Little.
and Don Much
The best gift is- now available now.
There is an unlimited supply. and
there will be no diniculty in purchaso
lllx. The cost is only one dollar.
This gift is membership in the Red
t‘roas. and it is a gift to the Non
ualk boys iii the army and navy
as well a: to the victims of “or in all
(”Oillllllt‘n. These lllt-‘n n1ll interpret
We will dress the whole
family froni head to foot on the
easy payment plan.
ww...
Allan tor a
m CHARGE OF MARINE CABLES
Nl-ZW i‘tuih’. own 1;. Nominal)!
will be made without fail on t‘hi'isi-
thus the in a t-ableiiriiui to be sent to l‘ariion. President of the. Western 5
lil‘llt‘l‘al Pershing announcing tho unit- l'niun Telegraph and (‘able lionipnny.‘ 'eno ra er
t-tl support oi in» nation tor tbt- Rod has been placed in litany of all ma-
l'l‘tmrt policy. ' rine cable systems of lllt‘ l‘uittd
What finer t‘hristiitits gilt can Not» States by I'tlfillilafilt‘l‘llt‘ilt‘l‘ill lliirle» _
\Hilk .wud‘.’ Added to own othm N)“, it has announced at .\lr.,<‘arl is usually 9.0311 for an OFFICE
i'll) and the rural districts. the in ton's oilicca here today. .IIt' hits no .
ltlllliltlll tit-it- ntll toniw it total that t‘t’lllf'tl the appointment. “lilt'll uti< dw- ASSISTANT capable 01 per-
uill l‘t‘kllldlt‘ hope t'\t‘l'x\\llt‘l'l‘ pritlllt‘ clincd by George ti. Wand. Vin-i'rt'» , .
.ti-t- homing. itiI-Ilt at no l‘ttlilllle'l‘t'lill l'ullll- l‘om- forming a Wide range of duties
(lur two million soldiers in France, patty, ‘ , _ 1
our Nihltll‘s on on- high tit-as and int- w—u... and of assuming responSibiliy
men in training in this country should DAILY’THOUGHT ‘ . . y . 1.
know beyond .t shadow of doubt that 1 .11.. “mud”; l .1“. {(u- H... mu“)- Minn" ofablllty.100<llutlg-
lllt‘) ulll rt-t-t-ivu- ott-rytniuc :ibso 5‘4“. ”Hun”, in. mm)“; . .
Ittti‘li' ei'drythittpwtii tho way of lied ‘ .1..." ,. . ha...» mem ‘md education.
t'roas st-rvico until tho last one in iniis- Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
lewd out. A llllii’l‘l‘n‘fll response to
the Ilrd I‘m.“ t‘hri<tmtt.~t Roll t‘till " "’ ’ ' ” ' .__..._
still 2w" lllt‘lll rilt‘Il ilShlll‘RlN‘t'. CUT THIS OUT—4T lS WORTH
If possible Not'wtilli should t'ilt‘oll MONEY '
«wry adult. .\l all} illll‘, tho: task , ‘ ‘ MERRILL BU‘lNESS
must lw finish-wt lit-low t‘liristina‘ “03‘ “3*” “HF llll out ‘llllf b
l-Ivt: . slip, i'lll'ltliiv‘ \\llI| Tm and mail it to
, M” . . .. Reign A" (‘0. ‘_'\:l1 Slit-ttit‘ltl .\\'t‘, (‘hi~ ‘
CENTRAL PARK man. In, “min: your ilttlilv and ad cowa:
tll'I'Sh t'ltuti'li‘, You \\lll l'li‘l'I\t‘ in H‘- .
()RATOR ARRESTED
It‘outlnnt-d from Page Onel
quott-d as ruplyiitu. "it-s, I am
haw no ii-wd for ”will non
should he disbanded."
Apparently its he was about fit to
llll'll :1 trial litit‘liiltlt‘ mu mining li‘ol-
«13".» lion-r)- :vitd 'l‘ztr l‘umimund. fol
t-ouuln. t aids and l‘l‘llllllI l~‘ttlt _\' Kidiil‘y
l‘ills. for pom iii Blllttl and llilt'li' theug
tiiallsni. hitt‘tiochv, kidney and bladderI
ailments; and Foley l‘nihartic 'I‘uilltts
l
’ SKILL '
and “litllt‘SUIXlI‘ and thoroughly chant}: To make a plate of teeth that
log cilthm'lit', for t-oii~tipatitin, l-:llcus- T will fit and that, will perform all
the functions of natural teeth 15 a
task that calls for GREAT SKILL.
This is OUR SPECIALTY. To
it we devote all-of our intelligence
and ability. We GUARANTEE
that our plates will fit and be satis-
\‘ll'
Tllo')‘
. . lli
publicly to those asscniblt-d. :i poliu»
cupiitiitmiidt- his way through the
natthcrinu and :it‘l't‘stt'tl llllll. .\l :i
:iuollt-t- station .tuiit-s Mild llt‘ “as if.
years old and a journalist. not :tt-
[It‘t‘rtt‘ill t‘lllltlt\}'l‘ll. He Was t‘oitniilly
clltil‘gvti with making seditious tit-
lt‘l‘llllt'l‘td in favoring tlisba‘ltllllt‘lll of
tho nation's military and naval lorc
llt’Nr‘ Illlitllit'llt‘. and slitauisli bowels.
- Stillsim l‘on‘t-ll t‘orporatlon.
Wot "
Saturday
factory.
l‘t‘dl u>ttilv Wt‘l‘t‘ placed on l't‘t'lll‘il this: . .
:Gcmiine Spring Leg of Lamb .....3
“ L DrJ “CMaller’
~..-- . -i "“ ‘l"'ll1'. . . ‘
“‘Hk‘flm' 0m“ ”1 I" “t H H lNattveVeaihom.............24cup1
hurt it. Smith in tho city hall: lgmail Fresh Shoulders . 32c' S . 1 M .
‘ .0. 16 o. 1 am Sis.
M, ‘
l-"ml-l \. I‘l’l’” ‘0 ROM” 0 R.“ ‘Smnll Jersey Pork Loins ........
t‘S.
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l
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The l‘ollttV-iitg ti‘tiiu-‘iitrlions in local:
"M “1‘ 1t::.‘~‘"“'"-“‘::“_.“1:11“; :1“ pm. to... .................. .4. South Norm“.
land and but l in... "l: I-lmn .~ lt“ . t .Corn Fed Beef Always on Hand. 0m“ Hours—9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
nation \varranteo t t'l'i . . .
' ‘ . , P‘t Roast. No Bone . .......... Zoo 4 w , , -
Estate of Samuel Jarvis lo Charles~ Hhmbui‘ger , 32c) bundays bV Annomtment
li. Hendrick Villltl wile. lot and build: Fresh or Corned Plate ' 2h“.
tugs on Frannlin .tieiiiit, mun oi . ' Yankee or Economy Bacon _____ 40c.
'M‘d' ‘ Best Sugar Cured Hams .... ”44c" SPECIALS
t
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din-term M. Davis to. Katherine. l'. Fresh Spareribs. freSh pigs feet. [3th
“littmn. land and buildings. “val Knuckles. and sauer kraut.
“”3““ and lluilcr “”1“" watt-antcc Best Homemade Sausage ........ 38c
.’
For ‘This . Week;
(loud. .
Lilliis S, Ilt‘t‘l's it) \Vllllfllll II. II": SPERRY &BARNES‘ PORK.
litird, three lOl'S on ltocklaiid road. a lb. ........... . """ ?90
\varrtiitlcc deed. . ' - . D. Charnok APRICOTS. a II). ........ 2.:
William 0. Saxton in Frederick ll. LOOSE BUCKWHEAT, .
Norton. lot and buildings. Wilson's .................. 106
3 lb
GRAHAM FLOUR. :
5 lb. pkg. 31c;
LIBBY’S CON. MILK,
2 cans 250
COD FISH. in cakes. 3. lb.', 28c
COCOCANUT, in bulk,
1-4 1b. 9c
W- WM“ (“W“- ‘ . IGINORTII MAIN STREET
George W. Shriver to Stephen Slrosi
TELEPHONE 5833
lot. Harbor View park and two lots on
Strawberry Hill park. 2 "
Estate of Eliza l‘lurr to .l. Dudley NOR‘VALK LINE
Wilmoil and wire. lot and buildings: FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
Center avenue. adiiilntslrator'a deed. Between
. Nor-walk. Shelton,dDerby. Ansonia
il F. .Nl’ul k
.——.—-
A. STULL
24. Cottage Street
Y... a. 3 p. m: .. East Norwalk
l-.- .- _ .
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EXPRESS “MW" HERE » ‘Pier 45, a. R., foot Jackson so, j
READY FOR HOLIDAYS New York
l
The Aincricanltallu‘ay Express com?» ~ : ; H . . . .‘
puny has started to handle the Christ- S‘EEAQZEETFE.$O? 3“} forpaéng‘ .
inns rush of goods and has puNuto er)‘ in New 5.0.}; u 7 a. m”me follow;
operation a schedule to promptly pick : ing .mornin ‘Fi.ei"bt. received “amt
up and deliver goods in and: out 0"1"-‘l) a m £5”) *m -
Nor-walk. won all vehicles of om '1. .' 11“.“ ,2“:
company in operation and the extra “lame” M e ‘ 6
men employed, thb company expects:
.‘l
Phone—Namath. 1609; South\ Not
to deliver every piece before Guitar-mix. 9304. New York Ofcllatdv'lfl‘ _ .
mow-,1. , ‘ ' l new seat a NAUGA'NGK «P'Swtlnel win. 4“ w... “to...
' tip Settlinnwwisn . 1 , , .v m . . 1 1
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