grammar, in. 11.1915'1
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DUP‘E’LE‘LS Continucd no... rust Page.
Everything with which to
which was standing in front of one o.
equip the Office in the line 0f tho churches. On March 28. the ca-
. . - was idvntit‘iml by its owner. but th.
Filing Cabinets. Ill“l‘. wort.- hvid by tin: T‘lmv Roz-hoi-
4 lmlim“ mt Irial tor zitt‘vmpting to stem
(lit‘ tin-s. They were sentenced to ii."r
months in jail and $200 fine and sort
Steel, Wood, Sectional,
drawer, box film, etc.
All kinds of Ruled Cards and
Indones.
Loose Leaf and Bound Jour-
nal, Ledgers, Column Books.
If you need anything in this
line. we have it.
‘ DON Nliif.i.Y’S
16 So. Main St.
soU'rH NORWAL’K
On Scpt. 5. they were brought to
Stamford and were bound ovvr to th.
Suprt'im‘ (‘ourt in $3,500 bail ouch. Tht
bond was supplied by a surcty (‘Olli
puny of New York. 'I‘hpy \\ Pro to have
appeared in the- SuperiOr liourt
St‘pl. 24. but they were not present
and tm‘fcitcd their bail.
Elias was lab {arrrstt'd in Lilli! l—
land. on law. :11 Was, :wntcncvd by
Judge Humphrt-y. of a Long; island
(-ourt. it) not loss than two and one-
hitlf yours. llttt‘ not morn than four and.
one-half 50.11.; in prison. 1m 1: O .l:.
ot’t‘cnsrx for which he was lll‘l‘vSth in
Stamford. Elias. is serving that term
in Long Island now.
\Valfish was arrested in Octobvr. 10!
rd their tcrnl in the \‘l'lliiu 'l'i-Iiifs ja l
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85 "WASHINGTON ST.
the tht-t‘t of an. automobilw, and spent
about six weeks in tho Tombs. New
York. awaiting trial
sions. Ho turnéd State's cvilloncc
against Joseph Elias. his partner:
lvlorris Elias. and a mall named Nash,
,.
Jan. I or this year Judgc Crane sus-
pended execution of his sentence upon
[Hill basis. A bench-warrant for his
7 fly fitwil
,ios idlizana-Ih Domitian, it) Or-
d sirevl. has bw'n qllllt‘ ill for spy-
‘ ys.
of
lhc was turned over to Detective Ser .
geant Heifernan. tho olliccr appointed
.lor his extradition. He was brought
ald Corridon, of South Norwalk. [0 StameFd yesterday, and will be
last evening with friends in turned'oyerio Sherttf Pease to"?
‘ Walttsh Will turn state's evidenco,.
dgeporl. ' it is said. The man seems to be sor-i
g ,ry for what. he has done, but blames,
wan-.5 overy Saturday night at it'allon his former partner. Elias
,9 Amm‘l’. Co. L., C. S. G. 3:112]:in deeply tcgrets what he has
Since the time he was under
ill (Mineral Sets 1
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who were said to be in tho same busri
ncss of stealing automobiles. and on;
i“.
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iFIRST DISTRICT
- WATER DEPARTMENT
IN NEW HOME TODAY
;Substantial Building in Rear of First
District Offices, Will Afford
- . Am to Room for Storage
arrest had been lSSUPd, and yesterday! p
and Department Truck
The new storehouse and garage
which has been in course of construc-
tion in the rear of the offices of the
First Taxing District at 64 Wall
istreet, was practically completed at
the first of the year by Contractor Ed-
son K. St. John, and the workmen con-
nected with the Water Department. are
busy moving supplies and materials
. larrest in Stamford the first time. he
.A-dnughtel' was born to Mr. and MW. has lost his wife and three children. It ;
minick Eula. of 35 Taylor (“rennin/Was believed that his wife diedl
sterday. through grief caused by the arrest of:
her husband. He was a prisoner at
the Tombs at the time of her death.
second district. one or the keepers.
3 lalvin ston lace.
g p Blames All on Ellalt
in Spanish influenza.
. . he declares. led hiin on todo every-
rt Carr, of Newtown avenue, is
le to the around the house with
j , {of a crutch, after a painful ac-
‘t.
drunk on the night. when the car was
.stolen front in front of the Strand
tTheatre, and said he had been urged
ZR'obert Martin, of 57 \Vilton avenue.
:avcs this evening for Springfield.
ass, having accepted a position in
e Bosch Magneto works.
have controlling power over him.
As to why he did
ened with his life by Elias, who
threatened to kill him if he apvwarod
hvfore the Superior Court in Bridge-
port. He pathetically declared that he
is entirely innocent of the crime that .
ho had committed.
Representativps of ”in Surntv (‘nml
pany which supplied the $2.500 bond
for \V'ali‘ish worc in Stamford yester-
day .inquiring as to whether 01' not
the bond will be returned, since “’al
—Cut big >llt‘fls off your coal bill.
t's what Burnham Boiler Cosy
mfurt limit (109$..Tll(‘ heat from the
tier that's made in \Vcstchester
mnty. A reprosentaiil’e will gladly
all :it )Uitr rt quest. Lord & Burnham
iri‘itltrlon, N. Y.——Adv.
t1
_ ‘_ - _ fish has rel-appeared and is in the
“ “ - s ' ‘ ‘ 1 an. ‘
““‘ldm -\- Disbrou, 0.1 mum“ custody of the police. Nothing could
l'cntlo. ('l'tanlll‘V. protn‘lellll' 0‘ the be said about this. howuver as the
prisoner had not yet boon turned ovm'
to the Sheriff and the officials of the
State. . '
I'tlliPl!:lll Spring Vl'ator Co.. is ill with
h.- "t'lu" at his home today.
A bench-warrant for Elias will no
doubt. be placed for his extradition.
from Lam: Island. \l'lll‘ll he finishes
his term. '
Edward R iradlt-y is busily engagi-
d in rnpairir': til.- root of the Slauson
induct-n Cross and
-iv.‘-Vamr buildinu.
‘Itllutil st l'l’f‘: s.
ma“: *
Mn. .it-hu .l ilurtl, who has been ill,
unruly. N. Y.. has returned;
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S
it Suiliv; I:
. It in "l" at ‘ ' s.; :. Si? is , ‘ _
’ “ ‘ ‘ “M ”em." . ‘ , BOYS , GIRLS and INFANTS
'.ll .«zonivu int: weak. but ls Imprm-
'n: .
it .I'h-il‘ .l. llt‘dicnt. of 3 Hazvh QUALITY
i.t- ‘-.:
.‘ llll‘vY
I‘llilrlli‘ll in lht‘ U. S. Navl'a
stationcd at tho Pelhau:
.2} .\'.t\ d 'l‘raininu; Station. Pplham‘
\V York. }
EAppreciated at all times by those
llt’tu‘e ‘~lamc~ the plulnbcrs and boat-1
L’ llit‘l‘, because they can't. get the: -
or fittings to complete your Who deSlre the be“-
shalom/i
Uzi...
'l‘lH-y can’t overcmnv l‘roight (inlays:
lit-y hays done what they could to"
take good. - I
Has it occurred to you. that right}
'luwn at lrvington is a boiler and heat-i
'ng supply maker. who dclivm's by alt-i
to truck? Perhaps they can help you?
I
"ll.
Phone mmmn 1354. l 122 WASHINGTON STREET
A representative u't‘l'lT Call at. your
mew-mm I soon: nonwm
‘ 131.:— J. .3: V
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THE CUSTOMERS
of this Company
A .. subscribed
_ $1,250,800.00
for Liberty Loan Bonds .
. tstLoan............$148,700 - ‘
,. 2nd Loan 302.500
5" 3111 Loan.......... 259.600
i 4th311 .........- c
$1,250,800
More than a quarter of all the bonds
purchased in the whole town of Nurwalk
and Wilton combined.
The Southorwalk
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He blames everything on Elias. who, i
'on to take it by Elias, who seemed to’
bond. Walfish said he had been threat- l benches used in the various parks of
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measuring twenty-five by thirty feet,
and will be in full possession by today.
i Besides the work bench. and test.
ting machines at the north end there
.is a big nest of boxes partitioned of!
_ , . . . . . . tfor all kinds of small fittings which cost than could cities or private in-
lt‘ranlt Bacon IS confined to his home and attended hel funeral in custody of takes up the easterly side of’the room. dividuals.
there is ample room for housing the
big department truck, and a cheery
looking stove gives ample heht.
l The front. end of the building has
thing he has done. When seen by a; . . I 1-: “all lar \lv rest on
reporter. Vl’alt’ish declared that he was . fieeléarliég’fll “grail? figsg‘lerggrtg‘ $12201. the commit " ’ 3* ‘
twenty-five feet. and replaces the old
ibullding which occupied part of the
lsame site. 3,
Overhead is a. big light loft extend-
not appear for; ing over the entire dimensions of the
trial in Bridgeport. thus forfeiting his,
building and giving a floor space of
'twenty-five by forty feet, where the
the district during the summer are
already stored. and which will make
a dry and safe shelter for similar
public property.
. At. the rear of the new building an
overhang from the roof extends some
six or eight feet. which amply pro~
tccts the large stock of piping which
is arranged according to size on in-
geniously arranged nicks.
Contractor Henry Cornell commenc-
9d putting on the priming coat of
paint today, and when completed will
be an olive grey body with dark green
trim. '
i The First. 'District Commissioners
are surely to be congratulated on tho
business-like vonturc by which the
mass of material and machinery no-
ccssary for the conduct of the water
adopartment is stored in a suitable
building. most centralloy located at
{needed for the former dark and
{cramped quarters just vacated at
Ill'all strnot.
5
ALLEGED MURDERER
GOES TO CONCORD
HARTFORD.
Chamberlain.
Jan. ll. -— Joseph
arrested in Bloomfield.
late Thursday afternoon, by Detective
Sergeant Andrew J. \‘l’illia.ms of this
city. assisted by Constable \Villiam J.
Francis of Bloomfield. and a special
dcputy sheriff from the office of‘ thc
attorney-general in Concord, N. 11..
charged with the murder of Dennis J.
Clifford at Hooksctt in that state on
October 12. 1918, waived extradition
and was taken back to Concord yetstcr-
day. Chamberlain. who is forty-eight.
years of age, had been sought by Nov:
Hampshire authorities for six weeks‘.
He was lOcated on tho farm of W. P.
Jl’illoughby.
BOYS GIVE DEMONSTRATION
George Purple and Herbert Gifford.
both pupils at the Center schools and
enthusiastic students of the Manual
Training classes under Prof, John W.
Hodgdon, at the Manual Training shop
‘ at the Over River school building are
giving practical. demonstrations of
_ 'Wilton recently put all of the electricl
bells of one school ibuilding in first,-
class shape after they had given much
trouble, and Henry Gifford took down
the talking machine at the. Centor
school and repaired it in almost work-
- manllke way. .
Both lads are about ‘14 years-of age.
FALL-FATAL TOLINEMAN.
SAYBRm-Jm 11.-—-Bay B. Hoyt.
20,-02 mnesbnrg, VL. “motor. A.
E._& '1‘. Quinn-n1. who - tell arm-o
‘ holsters. late mam. died “among
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lt—Fofchb mim-
- f Warm a
semi-Alumni shirt " one
Shirts will be high in the Spring. Take full ad-
vantage now of what We offer you from our earlv :
es. .
311122033213 ’ $ .95 5.501-2dozen
$1.50 Shirts ..... ' ................ Z . . . 1.15 6.75 1-2 dozen
$2.00 Shirts ......................... 1.65 ‘ 9.53 1-9 dose .
$2.50 Shirts ......................... 1.85 10.75 1 -2 dozen
53.00—33.50 Shirts ........ . .......... 3.35 13.50 1-2 dozen
$6.50 Silk Shirts . . . . i ..... . ......................... $5.45
KHAKI AND GRAY FLANNEL SHIRTS
$2.50 Quality ...... . . . . . . . ................ Ségé
$3.00 Quality . .- ............................. $ .19;
$5.00 Quality .............................. $3.
‘3‘
JOSEPH DAVEE
The Most- Modem Store in The
into the light and airy work room.‘
practically no more expense than was?
just what good work they are able to
do by repairs of schoéTequi-pment. 1
Young people whose residence is in ,
,Mra. Jobagy was carrying a. lighted.
moms-ems
'«»<O'n x...
No rwalks .
SOUTH NORWALK.
ME-RRITT FAVORS ;
FINISHING HOUSES
(Continued From First Page)
tion or by selling paltiully completed
I structures. It was understood that
.the government will no‘~ pcrmancndy
retain ownership of any of the anild-
lugs and that it is merely a question
of sale before or after completion. lilr.‘
Merritt stated to the committee that
in great industrial centers like those
in Connecticut. buildings could be SLM
at. much better advantage after com-
pletion, as in that case the purchasers
knew just what they were buying and
took no risk of increased cost and con-
sequent loss by private completion.
contracts made and «ould unquestiom
ably complete such buildings at less
He gave details of the
Bridgeport industries and the lot-2|
housing board.
What Decision Depends Upon.
i lt is quite appzirent that the decision
the question whorhcr building prnJFClS
-are to be considczwd us .1 whole or
‘ whether each subdivision of a project
l is to be considered by itself. in mm)
cases it was slt'nvn that while corn-
plction had reached or passed the 7.3
per cent basis on which we senate bill
_. n»
c
He stated that. the govvrnment had its '
‘.
a ' ‘u 1.111-=;m;55:-w_$'m‘§$
. e l Oil-cu (.c dar Chests
, A variety Of sizes of thé moth proof or dust proof recep~
tacles for clothing that are an ornament to any room.
MAIEING COVERED HOPE CHESTS OF VARIOUS
‘ I I
’O
STYLES FOR THE BRIDE TO BE.
not:
.1
"”6.
l nd High Sts.
”401?.
l [‘15 K} 1\ L.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Tables, Chairs, Bufi’ets, China.
Ten. Wagons in many styles, with a. wide range of prices.
Closets, Serving Tables,
U [V
Nor-walk.
"me A m n Delivery to All Surrounding Towns.
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4»
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2/
1 w \‘rn
. V . 1\\ x4"
‘ “(OT-“”7
roan It'll
fl
\‘b‘
cross-over belts . . . .
CB WASHINGTON 8'1.
B'ungatowHouse Dresses
Atifine quality of Plaid Ginghams, lace front. and trimmed
lurch plain color ............................... $2.50
Light Percale, plain and with elastic belts ...... $1.25——$2.00—
BUNGALOW APRONS
Percale and Oambrio Bungalows in stripes and plaids . . $1.25
American Ginghams in new models with slip pockets and
$2.00—-—$2.25
Dion-Icocc-ooqu-oco
J. I. MALLETTE
SOUTH IOIWLLI.
1'01. 449.
~..
bases its cancellation limit. other
groupe's in the same project wcr-a not.
above the foundation. That wouldl ,
make the average of the group and the l w
3 average of the project a very .lifl‘ereutl
" matter. if the Bridgeport project is u. l
he consulcrod as a whole it will not be! 5
affected by the senate bill. toe It has
paSsed tho 75 per cent stage: if seps.
arate groups are to be considered
these in Bridgeport, which were lasx, '
begun will bc stop; ed if the senate bill;
is madc a law. l
Baker Urges More Buildings. '
lmmvdiatoly following the Conncc
ll("ll doorrttion, Summary of \\'ar}
Baker askud to be heard on the;
housing probln‘ii in \‘Iashing'nn. rndi
it was intorcstinz H rm" t- tw Hionfz .
ly he urged that young women. W'aShA
ington war worm-ts. should be
vidcd. not only with suitable houses at
(L low rmitul. but that amusement
halls. heat. light and many other
. necessities or Limit-ins should be pro-
' vided for Him“ at 'ho Alien-‘0 (‘1 the
‘gm'rrnmcnt. although
, workcrs for whom hc plead-fl received '
loss than .200 mini-.Ium was» and in»!
arcragc salary run". near»! $1.300 per:
your. This is paid to girls who havei
only themselves to support. while the"
, Connecticut, mcn who plitad for proper?
l shelter for the .fatuilivs of lll“'l walk-z
' ing in munitions plants wort! 'autlon—
ed to keep their argument along the,
lino of "which will be tho must send
nominal course for the sow-tuition: to
pursue.“
HINE DENIES HE
WILL RESIGN AS
BOARD SECRETARY
i Says Advancing Years Will Eventuallyi
E Bring Resignation. I
i Denial of the rumor that he wasl
! about to resign from'office was madu'
)last night by Charles D. Hinc, some
tary of the state board of education 1
IMr. Hine saidthat he would event "g
gually resign because of his advancing,
years. but that hevhad no idea of doing
so for the present. .
. A rumor originating in Hartford said f
Mr. Blue intended to resign office im
mediately. It was said that. Assistantl
Secretary Henry C. Morrison ,0! Mid,
. dletown. Conn, was to succeed him.
{MOTOR CYCLE STRIKES
JOAN ON POST~ROAD'
Monday night a. mishap occurred on
Postmad near the John Altman place
and as a result several persons were ,
injured. Claude Francis was driving
a motor cycle on which Iraq seated. a.
passenger, a young 301mm. Walking
albng the road were tun-and . Mrs.
l'Joseph Johagy who were returning,
[from a. visit withlllr. and Hrs. Rim a
any who reside in the neighborhood}
lantern. 'The motor cycle struck Mn:
pl'o- 4
none of the,
January
WHITE SALE '
0! more than ordinary importance is this Lingerie event.
Dainty “Dove” Brand Undermuslins and charmingmtnd-
mode Philippine 63min“, new and attractive models, at inter-
esting prices, practically onsthird usi’nmi they sh‘ould be.
Buy promptly and buy generously.
see them.
81 Washington Street.
_ THE FAMOUS ,
CANTILEVER SHOE
for women is scientifically constructed on a patented
‘ last that combines comfort with good looks. Ask to
RELIABLE itosuttr or AllflillAllES
_—
CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN
South Norwslk.
“Wall luau.
. B. JAC
KSON
l .
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norm: LENSES—Folding axiom in Gold a
stun shut-0n ma outer Mountings.
Mutt Motion cl tic cyan. mallow Mp-
tlo-o promptly filled. Export W.
OPTOMETRIS'I
an curm- ‘
ron run sums
and a. rug for the ball will make
a wonderful difference in the
appearance of the old-home. We
- are glad to be able to offer our-
pets and rugs of unusual beauty
and assured quality at prices
you would hardly believe possi-
ANGEWNE ~
ble in those times. Come and
look and if you are wise you
will 'bnrwluwut delay.
FURNITURE CO.-
'Jobogy “Ind-clouds mar meted
head fonemost .fo his machine. The
Merl-cocked several Wm-Im_
tile-mod I’M!“ leg or) Oth-f
(mm HOTEL ,
tau.
- film“ as «amok.
allow.
can. “all. m
SPECIAL REDUOTIOH
on all
SUITS, COATS. DRESSES,
HOLIDAY GOODS. ’
THE
LITTLE SHOP
60 North MainStt-ee’t.
. THE TUTI‘LE SHOP
84 NORTH MAIN STREET
Furs Repaired
from your own or from furs careful.
ly selected by
riers. Telephone 389.
HEMSTlTi‘lllNG AND BUT-
TONS MADE TO ORDER
experienced fun-
— r. s. LYON
Job Printing
So. Non-want
A. M. woosrnafli
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner U. 8. Patent om.-
PATENTS
Sand for Rookie! on Potato
. - . 1.- , —£ pm
J
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.lNSURANCEf
Of all Kinds mm and
Reliable Companies :1
REAL ESTATE ' i
in all its Branches
J.M. Layton & mane:
a mom ovum .
com nonwm- con. 3.
repaired.
per month. lacun-
sold at 810 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITEH EXOHANOI
1|. Full-fluid Av... amineport. can
REBUILT TYPEWRITERO
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David W. kaymond
U N DE RTA K E R
Tot. OM00, 1060.8: House on.
:7 WASHINGTON 81‘.
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
Cure That Cold By
Taking
-WHITE PINE COMPOU N.
WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
. 1
Austin’s Garage
Railroad Avenue and
Franklin Street
PHONE 1959
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Bridge Work
Our system of bridge work
leaves nothing to be desired. Of-
ten the insertion of abridge m.
DEBS TEETH VALUABLE for
years which otherwise would in
ofno use. These bridges not only
LOOK natural, but they perform
ALI. functions of
SOUND teeth.
Let us naturism-m it. to
it. J.;ll.Mallcry
16 50. Main St.
South Norwalk.
‘Omce Hours—9's. m. to 8 p. m. .
‘StttldaYS by Appointment
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