‘AY, JAN. 16, 1919
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‘1 ‘ . a» . _ WAS IDENTIFIED R' NOR WALK ‘2'! $500 Igg‘gglf’AESARED. Pol iShed Red Cedar Chests SPECIAL REDUCTION
E IE E EMggRS BY THE OWNE V i ‘ ,ifi A vanety of was of the moth proof or dust proof recep- on all ._
'1 id 3 h (Continued from Flmt Page] .Cominued from First Page. is W for clothing that are an ornament to any room. SUITS, COATS. DRESSES.
1 so _._ _ , SOCIETY — ,3, mmmc‘ oovnnnnnorn cans'rs or vnmous HOLIDAY 60093
H 30 now, formerly s I was :1 (hum of Charles and \Nallacr.‘ sales in the store and each night it STYLES FOR THE BRIDE TUBE. '
Of These
VIRAL PERSHING
LARSHAL Focn‘
GENERAL JGFFRE
KING ALBERT
:ilpply Limited—S.) Get One
Now
in" 4-;
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DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH nonwnm
“City N e ws]
v,—
The new ”filters of l,.ui3' lonnings' i
Lodge Sllcllllelds of Bethlehem 1139191
installed last evening :1! ”lo rezulal'i
sum-ting of '11- lodge. l
l mgula.';'111j(lllin¢-li monthly meet- 1
im: of the Board of Directors W‘lll be;
lit-id at the Norwalk Club Saturday
awning January is 1919, at 8 o'clock
Patrolman Robert Gainer picked up
filarge box 1nd ”in eliug bag near thel
Nailackcmo Hotel last ev coins: and
1‘103' are now at police headquartersi
awaiting idontit‘icjation '
Smiling Bill' Ayrault, the popular
proprietor oi the PalaCe Bowling ai-
1r '., was .1. \isilor in Bridgeport yes- 1
Valley where he was the guesf or;
matron-41.1, billiard champion orl
ihe tor-id. who gave an exhibition ini
that city last evening.
Sergeant Bryan Silk reminds us by’
his warance on the street, this morn—
!ng that it is like fifteenth of the
Bloom and the time for him to assume
(barge of tile uptown police station‘
1111' a fortnight's exchange of tricks‘
33 111 Sergeant Harry Gibson.
Dr, J. H. Slaman announces the
4 awning of his Dental office. 10::l
‘4‘. 1-:hingl()n SL.
The annual meeting of the corpor-
‘«~."4 111‘ the Fairfield (‘ounty Savings
I . Mr ill-3 electeion of directors and
9
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nation of such other busineSS’as
31ml be lawfully brought :before salt!
ulna will bu llk’ld at the Bankinl:
' can on \Vwinvsdav. January 22, it'll!)
; u'c-lork p. m.
Illiilll installation ceremonies of
l‘iuiu- l. (I. il. .\l. and W'ano-
l‘l-L'l‘l-l- of Pocahontus
hold .11. Rod Men's hall
will opt-n to the public
lion 11f visitors from
mwns are ex-
1 ,41'\‘\'l‘lll of the Grand
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1' »~ :11 Ulwmle;
:1; of mild mild weather
.11 liiulmiointment to the crowd I
..ili‘rfi flint have lllronlred the
lllll l’ond for sm'el'al lliszllts,‘
w mush more serious pl'ohlemI
l-p llll‘ili lr'e dealt‘rs 3371:) were. pro ,
’lit‘ .wzlson's lial'vcsl, The:
.zlr‘lws 111‘ 210011 clear ice lhaf al-
:'1--l i.4' rapidly growing llllll-
unis 4.4- something nzlppens in-
1,1 cold weather soon. the out-i
1 1‘;1i1' crop will he dubioué in-
"ill
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.\ birthday surprise party was given
evening to Miss Rose Nardi at
2;. l lame. l4 York street. Games were
51. joyed as well 3.4 music both vocal;
and instlumontal including several :
piano selections by Miss Marie Disesa
and violin solos by George Gregory and
.‘31 .Lre Colomaco. and at a late hour re-
lroshmems Were served. Guests were I
present not. only from this city but alSoi
from Stamford and New York. ' l
4‘4
‘5
l Bull‘s.
7 1mm E. flaws of 173 Thoma
last, Sunday asnistod llli‘
I in moving
, night
,week‘s vacation from her duties at
ling it. that very night.
illlllt‘ l noticed relief, and that
rest. the fit-.41 since the beginning of lillery at Camp Rarilan, N. J... is
the flu. I have completely recovered spending a furlough at his home on .
and do not cough at all. It cost ln0.\VeSlpol‘t avenue. '
only 1.20 to (ore that obstinate cough: . : I
with Foley‘s Honey and Tar. Let all; Mr. and Mrs. A. Sanford bin": 1-13- ’3
who read 1111: letter 1113' Foley's. Still-flllrnod to lllcil‘ home in New llamp- lei
boll-Powell Corporation. shire. after spending :1 four days in ll
a" '33:: town. ii‘i
POPULAR MODELS i Mrs 141 S. Clark of Say blook .lunc- l
m.
THE CUSTOMERS
of this Company
was his custom to turn over the day’ s
i.receipls The‘ cash taken in on last
Saturday which was large: than any
proceeding day, was not accounted for
by the manager, but it was thought he
and Mrs.W:1‘.-
:4 sire? t and
Yullace 1103' .4'
some of their household 01‘-
lllu. 4011s of Mr
and Personal 1.:
“”3“ from ”‘9 “0““ ““ Thomas 3”“ would turn the money in at the lime
fi lo Tlll'll‘ now residence at 4’. 0.41101 m‘ ATE I17S he made his report for Monday. Mou-
zlvellllo. The old home on Thomlw day evening the money both for Sat-
icf’.
11‘.
l‘ln
sire-cl was locked when the boys
but young liawley returned l:'.'.-‘~
and gained enlrance into
buildlnz by lifting: a latch on lllF‘ back
door. He ransacked the drawers in
urday and that day was still missing
and the suspicions of the compa ny of-
.ficials became aroused They were
‘at the store early Tuesday morning to
question Moorin when he appeal-pd.
surprise
several bureaus which lied been i.-i‘l A Very pleasant billlldu3 but the man became aware of their
in the house. to be Taken away lh‘,\3' 14 gzwn 3:31 . Harold Tollls a! 11“? lpresence or else planned to leave the
next morning. and confiscated :1 qunu hump on 20 Ann Serul. South N01" city on Monday night, fox he (11,39-
:zill last r3: “111' and the affair wan
pear-ed and no trace of him can be
3,. fl") gue<l§ found
tit3 oi clothing belonging to the 811 0.4"
found
boys and lo George Budycote :4011- in- 3 :‘Wnu-iy a 411.1111.“
, law of .\i l‘. Rules. Ali's T0194 almost ready to retire; It has been learned that Moorin W35
ll:13\l< 3 look lilo (lollling lo i“~ 33'. it‘ll lilo). “alkf‘ll 1n. Piano elcc' a constant and heavy gamble-1- and
heme and moi-Nod it all but :1 pail of 1-9134 $ingiil2 11nd games Wore the feat- but recently lost several large sums of
”-0“ (‘14 1,. amnion: lo l311113(lll:~1111 111 -.4' of UP owning Al 1” OClOCk money 111 this-W331 It is be11e3ed that
”1059 ll. donned {1'11 his a 1:1 i'r‘l' ll “; .3114. Toxic-,4 33'. '15 lll‘escllle'l “it!“ a this was the reason that he embezzled
e-mplmml in 1111- x0l”I})ivI‘l]].lay mike with twenty—one can— his firms funds. He lived in Stam-
301mg m m is.
walk Tire and Rulllim (‘omp 1113 011 ”I" All purlrd 111 lllidnizhl wishing
1‘1. I .42 ford and commuted betwoen that city
3 m 11 <11ifl and 1.1.41 13'-:en m: Wile U" 111. busters many happy returns of and Norwalk each day. A Warlant has
lmm; to M4 1101111 on n “innil'dlll: th 11113. Those pies out were: Mr. and been sworn out for his arrest and a
ltlolley and 31 1.4 w1. wing the 111111.40. ll" Harold 'l‘.cllo4 and soil Harold, ;state- -\\ide search has been instigated
he had 5301.” Il3' lll( 111019.41 chance Mr. and 111s. Clifford Saunders. Mr Eb? the police and by the company in
liud3coto 11nd the “211% boys boarded 11nd Mr'4.J:1mes (‘onkiim Mr. and Mrs.' an effort to apps ellend the former
‘llu ('f:l' in \‘linllillllllk as the) w‘ "4““ George llel'tine. Mr. and Mrs. John manager .
i wmvnini: 1mm 3 Dally they saw ”3“": Schultz Mr. and M15. Preston Boyd: l
sea at his sue 31-. and Ml'.S Gus .319 erholtz Mrs Job 169, 951 VOTES CAST IN
ll1‘3 and pore surpri
gpicillus. nr‘lion.4. llo kept his hat. pull-
ied down oul his eye“. and when they-
looked ClO'aPl' (me of the boys noticed
lllt‘ ”01141314 110 333.4 wearing. About
this time Howley jumped up and ran
from the car pursued by the three
bo3s who soon caught him and obtain-
ed :1 confession from him
H.» was taken to police headquart-‘
ers 33"llolc be 313' as placed under axrest'
and P.1llolman John Roberts went to
the boy' .1 home and found a consider-1
able clothing. including two shirts,
t33'o soft ham. handkerchiefs. (mllu'
Lockwood Mrs Sarah Tolles Misses
Dorothy Bertine. Mildred Saunders. . HARTFORD .n 6——
Clara Lockwood. Viola Handley. and ’ J1 ' 1 ' Secretary of
Messrs. Johnnie Saunders David Fer State Frederick L' Perry has issued
ris. Kenneth Bortine, Elton Meyer-I a tabulated statement of the returns
hollz, Sylvester Lockwood and LeRoyI of the state election in November, in-_
Lockwood. I icludjng the soldiel vote. The total oi'I
the state was 109 961 and that of the
soldier 3',ote 3. 833 There were 243 re
jocted.
The soldier votes counted Were by
m as follow:
County
STATE LAST ELECTION
Richard Harris. who enlisted in. the
U. 8. Navy as wireless operator in
May, 1918, has now received his bon-
ora-ble discharge, and has returned to
.hls home at 4 Elmcrest Terrace. ,
Counted Rejected
and ties. This morning in court Hawv .. ., .
ley wore :1 3'er3 affected air of injured Dick want across tw1ce but the m!” 3!:th 1202 74‘
innocence which seemed to make no did “Gt make him any trouble, Ind'Ifl Haven . 120'
.fa3orab1e implession on Judge Vos— now that the ercitement of war its over. N 4 ° 65
burgh before whom Howley had “I" he is quite glad to be able to resumo 6” London ‘ 322 3
peared on several previous occasiom. his “civics." Immod 698 35
and after hearing the testimony hei inndhaln 129 7
bound oun Howie overto the 811 e-
rior C(iinL g Y D First Liutenant Howland Donaldson “while” 189 22
of Brooklyn of the 28th Regiment of Middle“: 117 4
Tolland 71 1,,
Regulars, has been visiting at the,
home of W. 0. Woodward. may Weill
'be proud of his prowess in battle. for
hem won the lesion of honor. live Day in and day out. month after
regimental citations and two personal month she tolls. Often we is the,
“muons . lbreadwinner of. the family and must!
iwork that others may live Rain or
Frank A- Le“ 0' Camp Humphreys shine, warm or cold she must be at
;;:.'::';:;':s 'i‘:":::'.::.f‘;:.i::: :' 0' Wm .. .
WORTH $50 A BOTTLE. l ' great majority of such girls are on
“fin Borne” San Antonio, Tex... ‘69" 52 E3“ avenue-1mm feet from morning till night. andl
Writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar is the: Miss Alexandria Hamilton, of Union symptoms of female troubles are early
best cough lcmedy in the world. It “Park has returned to her home after manifested by weak and aching backs
ban been worth $50 00 a bottle to me .two weeks visit with Miss Brice at dragging-down pains. he‘ll-8131163 and
I had the flu’ followed b3 pneumoniaphm. home in New Y nervousness Such girls are asked to
which left 111“ weak. with a pelsistent, , ltl'y that most successful of all reme—
colmh. I needed rest and sleep, whicbi Mrs Ella Thorpe has returned 10 (“PS [01' woman’s lllS, Lydia E. Pink-
l “ '13 unable ‘0 "Bt- Some one adwsed her home in Shelton. after :1 pleasant hams Vegetable Compound which '0'
Foloys llonm and Tar I began tak- visit with \113 Dalid Beets of Clea more than forty years has been giving
Mrs. William Couch is enjoying a
R N '
Tristram & Hyatt’s, owing to a fifteen— A W0 Kl G G'RLS LIFE
day furlough of her huslnnd, William
Couch. who is stationed at a naval
babe in Charlotte; 'N. C. They willI
spend a few days in Stratford, and
New Haven.
ork.
will: m
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Tables, Ghairs,3u1fets, China. Closets, Serving Tables,
Tea. Wagons in many styles, with a. wide range of prices.
RAYMOND a, non
Wall and High St:
Free Auto Delivery to All Surrounding Towns.
m‘mvw W3: 4:
Norwalk.
fl
THE
LITTLE SHOP
60 North Main Street.
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THE TUTTLE SHOP
BungalowHoUSe Dresses
A fine quality of Plaid Gingham, lace front and trimmed
with plain color ................. $2. 50
Light Percale, plain and with elastic belts ...... $1 .25—$2. 00
BUNGALOW APRONS
Percale and Cambric Bungalows in stripes and plaids . . $1.25
American Gingham in new models with slip pockets and
cross-over belts . . . . $200—$225
J. I. MALLETTE
I! WASHEGTOH IT. com nonwnx.
III-oolotooococ-IIIIO
To]. 449.
81 130an MAlN Still-21.1;
Furs Repaired
‘1
i from your own or from furl care“!!-
' ly selected by experienced MI
alien. Telephone 389.
llEMSTlTCHlNG ANDREI? A '
TONS MADE T0 MR
r. 8.1. mm
Job Printing
So. Narnia":
A. M. WOOSTER A
ATTORNEY AT [Aw
Lat. Enniner U. 3. Paul“ an.
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PATENTS
Emerson Shoes
m m INVARIABLY SELECTED BY WELL-DRESSED
MEN
“filmmnymroundm11l0w1
Inboj’ngknemnflhoeamonofallagesandmteaare
insured Ifl'nfaction in style, quality and comfort.
All. GRADES 0F HOSIERY T0 MATCH
CONNEA LLY _& BRACKEN
sun-11mm lemma-wok.
Sand for Boom-t on Patent-
"-J—M-Mu m
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lNSURANCE'
Mammalian-mug
Reliable Companie- '
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
J.lll.l.ayton & cum. ; §
5 MOLD am ‘ .
loom 803W“ 00": ‘
CENTRAL HOTEL
l'lnorombythodoyorwook. Mhmm
llghtlamim Pine Oat. attached; doom Italian
MW style
Tel. 1550.
J. D3381, Proprlotor.
Corner Monroe and than“ Bu.
1!. DISESA, Homer.
Before bed girls strength to do thtil' work.
nigllti
had a 441111141 sleep and perfect niElll’sIi
cent terrace.
QM
Private Oliver Saunders of the Ar?
IN WINTER FOOTWEAR FOR Etion spent 31331011133 “i111 Mls_ limid it:
, Gould of \Vlllfll’ld stl'eel.E.1sl Nor-
MEN AND YOUNG MEN
walk. . l
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l
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ELITE Selgcanl. John Shes-ban leturm- -d to
Fort Slocum Monday, after spending a It?
RAISTON i brief furlough at his home in Norwaik. :i'
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HANAN l-I
Harry W. 'Wooduald of Slamford.’
.andIMrs. Arthusia Carmen, of Osborne
lavenue, were quietly married this
imoming in the offices of Town Cleric
Herbert R. Smith by Justice. of the
Peace William 1F. Hoyt.
The latest ideas are expressed in
this trio of rapid sellers.
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Open: Automatically
The.
World’s
Best
STEAMER CU‘YOS LAUNCH ED.
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NOANK, Jan. ill—Steamer Owns.
the fourth of the 3,500 ton wooden
cargo. built for the Emergency Fleet.
Corporation by the Groton Iron W'orkc,
was successfully launched at the yard
.H...,. .-..-.,,.,——..W N at 8:30 this morning. The sponsor
«Q». "‘."55"'§m was Miss Doris Patterson. of Denver.
. Colo. "'
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and Special
Club Sale of
lANNOUNCEMENT
Eon om: WEEK
Convenient When Open and
Beautiful When Closed
' The
World’s
Best
VLN'Y‘
‘EU AND PAT EN
101 REASONS WHY EVERY LADY SHOULD' OWN' THE FREE” SEWING MACHINE
is bonded against accident: Needles supplied for five years. Sold
it is the highest grade pos
,
Exam EMBROIDERY—YOUR NAME STITCHED WITH BEDDING FINEST SILK s ,
“f
,, sting for breath at night, your cold or.
W. O m, SILK ARTIST AND FACTORY EXPERT WILL BE WITH US DURING THIS
, OPENS UP NOSTRILS
subscribed 3 ll
,1: 0 0 Tells How To Get Quick Relief 14 Has a lifetime guarantee and
if , $1250.80 . 0 from Head-Colds. It's Splendid! gr only by the best dealers 111 every city. No agents’ oommismons to pay.
’ for Liberty Loan Bonds 3 lg sible to make. It is the drasaaker’ s delight.
* AM one minute your clogged nosfrils :3,
'.. lstLoan ............ $148,700 ll will open, the air passages of your
2nd Loan . . . . . . . . . . 302.500 3 head will clear and you can breathe ——mnn 1'0 LADIES—PIECE OF AERT WORK
3rd Loan . . . . . . . . . . 259.600 "5:33 ' fneely. 'No more hawking, snuffllnk.
41211 Loan . . . . . . . . . . 540.000 'blowing. headache, dryness. No strut? ‘
ammonm
More than a m ofall theJlands
ourchaso‘d in the whole town of Norwélkv
:_ catarrh will be gone.
51.250300
DEMONSTRATION.
Get a small bottle of.Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggtst now. ml!
at little of this‘ flagrant, mm
healing cream inxour walls It. non;
Big allowance for your oldmng machine.
It will pay you to visit our his store.
CLUB WM
'Blnl‘l Mt if you haven’t any to ”champ.
We as out of the higlu'emt district.
sold at 810 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITEI! EXCHANOI
III Fulfil-Id Ave, Bridgeport. com
REIUILT TYPIWRITERO
David W. Raymond
. UNDERTAKER
Tol.=0llloo, 1m; Noun“
:7 WASHINGTON 81'.
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDINI
Cure That Cold By
Takinz
WHITE PINE COMPOU NI
WITH TAB
F. H. BAXTER
i DBUGGIST
. 4 :3
I Auslin’s Garage
'1 Railroad Avenue and
Franklin Street
3’ PHONE 1959
1“; OPENiIMY AND NlGlll'
' Bridge Work
';;" Our system of bridge work
Sleeve- nothing to be desired. M
“itenthe insertion of a bridge m
'DIRS TEETH VALUABIJ for
your: which otherwise would be
., otnouse. Theoebrldgunotofly
i LOOK natural, but they
' ALI. nmssary functions of
30m taut.
Let us DBMONSTBATE it to
iBrJHMallery
16 .80. Main St.
.. South Norwalk. ". I
m noun—9' autumn.
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