11.3211“, ran. 5 we
" 1|,AR FEBRUARY" in thggglendir 3911;355:5111: church: mti '1'th .— _ ' , caliEi i: ,7 I » i». ,Cllflar 1" I ii. i! l i
:7 k . was 0 server )y l v A, . ‘ . gtb the ~ ‘/ en fl Oll have a
RECORDS axldmm b l l the hless' n (it 2 ... .. . _ .. . yd” l nyh ,
._ _M them Here’s Your ‘ ________ TESIIMHNYE vs mm 0M8, - Is enhnportantpartof our business and we never miss a: Win W a ass 8V2 Ill
, ., .1. 1 . Harold Chimm of the United Smog . chance toadd something new and novel for their pleasure a .
Boy. 7- comm replace them, thereby
Watch, Hope and Wait,
Little Girl.
11—»A0h, Frenchy One step.
Me. ow. One step.
Lauder.
1680. Main St."
his “lit “as expected 1'0 olcupy vir-
ltlmlly all of today.
Guided by the qtt’stioning of
c.1111nsel I'm“ had already given
George \\', Harris. the formm V': I‘ll-
known tic kct agent, for the New Ymmk
New Haven and Haltford Railroad
his
an
Januaiv 24 MI Hams “as 43mm“ 2d a picture of his domestic life. He
finvd to his bod for ten days. having
been badly shaken up and bruised,
1 .._. M-
BONJON WON'T APPEAL
ACCEPTS LIFE TERM
111111 pastor toward his flock.
Once, and once only, he admitted.
he had stepped aside from the path of
rectitude. That, he said. was in Port-
land, but he immediately confessed to
OUTH noswm.
his wife and she had forgiven him. He
admitted that his wife had contracted
a disease from him after the Port-
. land incident, but he denied testimony
l
l
iSlayer of Daniel E. Walker. Allows
‘ Time Limit for filing to Elapse.
1
r
l
_|
And
clear sky the careful savings of years
disappear. “ The Bonanza (l 0 has gone
up ” Then there is nothing to do but
begin all over.
is no excuse for it now. ‘Hundrcdg
investing. More people are saving
money today than ever before in the
history‘ of the world. Literally mll-
lions have been taught to buy 'Gov-
ernment. bonds.
The Government will ofl'er another
chance to "get in on the ground floor"
durlnx‘the spring when the Fifth Lib
erty Loan is otter-ed.
The reason why we give such splendid satisfaction
.
.._—.—
‘For Boys and Girls
in
ceNNsAgtLY & BRACKEN»
“Washington“
South Norwalk.
llRlDGEPORT. Feb. 5.—lt was an-
nounced Monday bv Judge William H.
,,(.‘orn.lcy. Jr.. counsellor Louis E. Bon-
lJon. that no appeal will be .taken to
fithe Supreme Court of Errors from the
sentence of. life. imprisonment imposed
' upon Bonjon last month for killing Dan
1iel E. Walkel in this city. Within a
:3 Marion Thompson of East Nnr- few days atterJudge Case had sentenc~
‘ is conitm d to heal home with the . ed Banjon, notice of appeal was filed
7 7 iin the Superior court.
3 A limited time was alloWed counsel
the 'in which to file reasons of appeal but
in .this limit has expired and no further
inapels were filed. Y esterday Judge
. : Comley said it had been decided not. to
.' lerixxlrzo. NO- 97. 1- 0- 0- F" “'m press .the appeal but he did not state
a “121"“? meeting this evening in the reasons for the decision.» Bo‘njon
1‘11“ in 591”“ Main street. iwas last month found guilty of murder
in the second degree after a trial
which was unusually brief fora case of
that nature. He was charged with kill-
ing Daniel E. \Valker after a dispute in
the latter‘s State street cafe in Septem-
' day is now 11-11 hours in length
: reuse (ll fifty-tour minutes since
2, the shortest (lav.
1- ks will be set forward in
‘ t'savina" plan at one a.
y, March 30.
iarles (loldsrhmidt has ieturnedli
-1 a. business trip thlough the west
7 is spending a show visit at his
Fe in Elmwood aV' Olin“. second dis-
t' fiber 191$.
—‘—._-‘_ l "a" . . 'r
Vain-1' lilauveli. who has been sta- 1» KEEP HOUSATONIC PURE
--.1 :11 Hm (lrval Lakes. for \tlie‘ __
>1 » months. has received his hon--
None of its Water for Beer or Even
disylmlge and returned to his,
Prohibition Cocktail
11.» .:1 South Main street. 1 ‘
would 11.1mm V'. Whitney. of the;
l1 liosziluent. has been mustered 011011111151 be
suVicc :11 l‘mt SchuVlel. and has liousatonici'iver'
111111 d to his home :11 the Norwalk the State, of Connecticut
Nothing stronger than grape juice
made from the. water of the
Such is the mandate
1 ul‘y.
_ bmuch of the legislature
3“” annual “NW" "3‘ ”l“ I“2‘i"fi"‘m Dillon should become a law. says Lie
111;; Rm 895 (wiutinn “will he held at H-Hlm 11 Times,
7 Seaside (“111b, “rider-poll. Fobl'ufll‘l' The bill It; 1.9;“ a“ lid 1 llot Of Sena.
and at H1“ 'fl'l‘n" time- the 3‘50“?" 1min! luncht’rr plondos that:
. “i” “it“ 'll‘inV-‘i fl” “l“ ('mr‘mf- ‘ "No VV'aler taken, from the Housaton-
if. . .3“ river shall he used by any person:
; -' “" ‘m' corporation for the manufacture of
"13““ 3'7“ “"5“? “'11” "“09“!" pur- :11in beer. wines or liquors, or any oth—
'>‘.1111|11~l ll. Ferris home- 0
21:! th l‘i‘m Hill Road, is having The prohibition cocktails.
NJ" I'd into a. two family “It shall be lawful for any person or
:V'Z“':”‘ "“ “we "ddm‘m is being, corporation not excepting the Connecti-
"'i on 1111- 19:11: jcut Drill and Power company, to use
' ”" ‘“"' _‘saitl water for the manufacture of all
‘1:11 1 [\VL'llIV-fll'é’. members .01. t)“. srt‘t drinks, including grape juice, and
“'1 ‘mriflian church Of .1hls cny also all the usual amount used in milk.
‘ m “‘1‘" “mink 1.131. night milk. “This act shall take effect July 1
silrpl'xiw Visit to the Advent 1919."
'1 0f th 1‘ p‘ace, where Mrs 11111 On the motion of Senator Dillon the
no“ and Miss Ruby Sweetser, bill was referred to the committee on
recently conducted evangelistic
»»:incs in this city, are now holding; “Tl“mihed business.
.‘lill' Services, The trip was made
automobile. The party attended the
vice at the East Norwalk church
. were cordially welcomed by the
ngclists and the people of We
rch.——~Danbury News. '
1' , intoxicating concoction including
l2 l't“
11¢
\\\ \\\
\ \\
WAITING
for a more convenient timeto (
5 save will never get a very
1293?": bankacconnt.
\~.\\\S. \\\\ \\ ‘
Your Kind ol
3 She
ll Always
Satisfies
W _
Izle timeto save is now
E.»u: per “mi’ipfl-m
5111.111 accountsiinviledf:
,
mm 1
The South Norwallt
he had told his wire it was no worse
for her than for him.
On the afternoon of Mrs. Hall's “ac.
cident," Hall said, she and he had
flower garden before they left home.-
ment to the track, as sho_ said she was
tired.
Hall,
water below.
‘Minnie, there are some fishes here.’
She turned to look [where I pointed,
dent. She just toppled over and
struck on a little island below."
Continuing, he described in detail
how he climbed. down the embanln
ment to her assistance and how he fell
into the stream in his haste. He told
of the arrival'of assistance andof his
of a. physician. Eventually she was
placed one hand car and taken to her
home. He walked. as there was. no
room for him on the hand car.
During that evening while his wife
was at home, she lay on a couch. “I
went wongmand knelt byrhet bide,
said Hall. I asked her it she knew
me She said, ‘.Xes darling, what. hap—
period to me? What was the trouble?’
i asked her if she did not remember
that we wont strawberrying and that
she fell from the bridge. She said,
‘No, I don't remember.’ "
CUBAN EDITOR FlNED FOR LlBEL
would lalearlos Mendieta, editor
dm‘n if :1 bill iniroducml in the upper 15] 11121111110 11:1:bCubu the principal or-
an 0 lie 1 elal Party
S at r “ '
b‘ on 0 {$5 00 in Correctional Court today on
ltilill‘gt‘s 01 libel brought against him
‘bV lresiden
. son, Bristol, Conn.
S. N.» E. ’PHONE CO. IS'
IIA‘ANA, Cuba, Monday 3.—-—Dl‘.
in chief of
was fined
t Menocal. Glove allega-
tions VV ole pleferred 1n the article up-
on VVhich the case was founded. but
Dr. \lendieta said they VV' ere against
the Administration, and not the Pros-
ident An extra edition of the El
l—leraldo tonight announced that the
amount of the fine was raised by sy m-
pathizels who had gathered outside
the coult loom.
CAPTAIN STRICKLAND
RELEASED BY GERMANS
Heroic 102ml Officer, New HaVen Man,
No Longer in Prison Camp.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.»-Jnforma-
tion regarding American held prison-
er and now reported as having been
released was made public tonight by
the \Var department as follows:
Released from various German pris-
on camps;
Captain Daniel \V. Strickland. 3513
Orchard street, New Haven, Conn.,
William J. Chaps. Sangatuck, Conn»
Released from German prison camps
and returned to France: Edward A O!»
PROF. DE VALERA ESCAPES.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-—-A report was cur-
rent this mornjng that Professor Ed-
ward de Valera, the 'Sinn Feln leader,
had escaped from his place of intern— .
ment in England. No- confirmation of» =
the report was obtainable up to noon:
.._1
$16,000 TO THE coon
Annual Report Reveals» Profits»After
Distribution of $490,000 Dividend;
'_ NEW HAVEN, Feb. 5.—Thoannuel
report of the directors or the‘Southorn
. New England Telephone’ comm. ’7
submitted at a meeting of st
here today, covers: seven mom;
January 1 to July; 31, 1918,"th1139
government took over directions!-
system. '
as}2, 928,838'1nd operating ' 1 '-- :
$2,131,530, making net operating
awe-«137771306. -.
altered by the state to the effect that
started out stmwberrying. He helped.
her to wash the dishes and weed . her
After they had picked some hen-lea,
they climbed up the railroad embank-
"As we walked the railroad,” said-
"I noticed some fishes in the
I called to her, saying,
and that is all I know of the accl-
imptlence while awaiting. the coming:
FOR LAST 7 MONTHS '
‘ The report gives operating W
The money will be spent to pay the
their homes thewallant soldiers who
mm won for America" the» world's
pals!» and that American people must;
pavilion. The bonds willprovlde the
funds. ‘
To buy them when they are otter-ed
everybody should begin saving now.
Set- aside all the monefiryou can
spare and have it in the bank for
‘the-initial payment on FifihLiber-ty
Bonds.
max-11131111:
haven Great Items The: Must Be
Settled for Peace Will Be Met
by The Fifth Liberty 1:05am,
The Fittinplberty 1.011114%?“1 be
called the VICTORIOUS FIFTH, be-
cause. when it has been hosted the,
people of the couniry will be celebrat-
ing the victorious peace.
The Fifth Loan will come about mid
April, or just two years after the date
upon which we cntemd the war. It will
be more oi! a peace loan than a war
loan, it will he a loan to make the final
settlement. squaring up the bill for
me war while the celebration of the
victory is still going on and the. men
are streaming back from France by
hundreds of thousands. '
A total of from five to six billions
will probably be oflered. What the
money is needed for and why it is
needed is worth putting compactly
together. It brings to mind at. a glance
what is demanded still by the great
tasks imposed by peace. .
These are some of the chief items:—
1. Care for the American soldiers
in the Army 0! Occupation.
. 2. Providing for the second army
’in the area behind the zone of occu-
potion.
3. Bringing home soldiers who have
been released from war duties.
1. Demohilizing millions of men up-
on their arrival hone.
5. Keeping up the cantonments and
hospitals in this country.
6. Re-habilltatlng and recducatlng
men who have been wounded.
7. Reconstruction work' for the sol-
diers and sailors.
Every one of the millions oi! men
represented on this list have shared in
doing the nation's work abroad.
who have won peace.
cost of maintaining and restoring to,
greatest victory. The blues-must bow
F‘lNfiLWkREBlILL
Any American who stands by the.
country will notiail to see now that
the peace debt is paid for the men-
Watch Hope and Wait, navy, has been mustered out of scr- A b- mt with a Wid of rim of BABY OAR .
Ll‘t’l c G 11. vice and 101111 nod to h.s home in Mm Tells 0f I‘IiS Past Life and} Buy “Victorious Fifth" Liberty REAGESlgm 13%;: ARTS, KIeDDIEge 0301’s CRIBS AND :1? Sill’lllfl hea'.
Rock .1 4.11.1. 1? our Baby win street. l Says Wife Had NO Cause: Loan Bonds to K8691 and “ ,. CRADLES, BABY YARDS IN SEVERAL STYLES, ALL THF GORMM C0
V" L13 , ‘C‘MBlOdy ~~~-- F01. Jealousy 3 Avoid Regrets. KINDS OF HIGH CHAIRS. .. '
Dept (21,». mttle Girl. William il‘znncl has returned to his, , ' " "m“ “” 9;,"
Don't Cry 1 home in \\'iltnn aVenuc. after leceivingi .SACO lie” iFeb 4 . After two: About the saddest thing'in the World RAYMOND &~,«_ SON .‘ l DECORATORS
.514 Good Bye France an honorabl 1 discharge from serviceihours of MOSS—examination by the 1110- is to undergo self-denial (or, years, to ,, \I, '
The Navy Will Bring i at Jar ksonVille Florida. secutlon today, in his “"31 for the save money and then BBQ the “rainy. Wall and High 3“. Norwaik. {IE1- 452 Eas‘ NOI'thni
B k. ' llnurder of his wife. Henry H. Hall, dav fund" wiped out. by the failure of P A D Ii A118 '1' g m
Thom ac ‘ . ”~- 1 the “’ells Depot preacher. was per— some “wild cat" scheme. ree “to e V917? mound-“18' 0m .
»— The VJOI'So .13 YBt to Rev. l2. MCGregor, lmSlOl‘ 0'5 m" mittod to retire from the witness "This happens evcrv day “’idows ,. ,. 4.5:..-1, be...” “.4.
Come. ' First Cunningational church of \01- ‘stu.nd The defense then tested and »» '. - ' - 1 _
C‘tll You Tame Wild VV'dl" is in .\nV‘ York for 59V eral drums ’ll “ «15 announced. that during “13 af— a’l‘thd balf'dt'woré‘mfhluegifrzrz:£ul°“: - EATS EVERYTHING
" ' , , ,, ternoon session rebuttal e\l ence ey is en 0 e . .es 0 .
W1m1mn.ulwre 11. is attending a confmcnce on“ ould b? adored by the Slate. “get rich quick" promoters and hand - A man Who for years had been
1:)10 It 5 Never too Late to the .rd (‘ loss. Atlantic division. 1131 Examination of Henry H. Hall. of over savingS'to slick salesmen prom- ! , . compelled to decline the and that
Be Sorry. local representative. lll'ells Depot. aniist lay preacher on ising impossible profits, _
.._. ‘liial here .ccuseu of the murder of when the bolt falls out of ”I?" kind of food because he was UN
ABLE TO CHEW, now having a.
.full set; of teeth which give him
{no trouble whatever. and enabh'
him to eat EVERYTHING, Much
_ ’ in an C m n 1 r em ling {mm a bad« 5‘10”“? m h” “”091 as “ preacher. hil ’ oeg' ' eca,’ lng' 1 mak llt . ’ ‘ ' '
£10m: Ego? 318 gWsz. {all pfi‘tuVrir-l5 ac heapl V sale of VV ind on i “‘ ”dcuttm, c‘aIpt‘IllOT. 1NDn layer, 593 W hatever the temptation may have c den 8 Sb 18 b . use we (10 11.0" rely on 3 3 e e b ‘ Off]? Plea-9W9 33131:)!6 mm
01” ‘ ' b cook and sen“ 2‘1 More?» and Skewh‘ been in the past. to do this thing. there carry all of the leading brands which INSURES A PERFECT an m eating 3
of food.
. l \ 1
" on the back stoop VVhen a door was :jiednitithmhthhhngglllflhgeagrihmt‘hfi of thousands of experienced publicity FIT FOR THE GROWING FOOT. 1 Why not msmmpm
.1 . blown shut, throwing M1. Hallishthc she never scalded him on Account of and investment men have» been at . ,. . . by having us attend to your
’ 1 w 1°- W "'9 Sahsfacior Siockm s to Mai h 1*“? '
3 ONNELLY S under the care (11‘ a phVSlPlan and cow mcn. His relations with other women, thority of the Government, educating y g C ‘
1.. 110 said. were purely those of a Chris- millions Of people in the I!” of safe _
“Dr. Jillzlllalleryz
16 So. Main. St.
South Norwalk.
Oifice Hours—9 a. m. to 8 11.111.
Sundays by Appointment '
Intercomsbytheday
CENTRAL 1101111.
orweek. “hometown
Jim-and was Pine Ode attached: also Restaurant. Italian
Mm style
Comet Wand Chestnut 8h: 1'01. 1000.
10:le m J. D1881; Proprietor:
M‘_. ». _.
Hershfield’s
Trucks for Gontrastors’
Telephone your orders.
Wehadmu
Motor-»~Eirpress'
122 wamsrmv, 80. NOWALK; PHONE“;
NEW vomwesrxm AVENUE; PHONE 1'me 798
DAILY TRIPS“"BETW£EN 'NOBWAI-K AN!) NEW YORK
Operate Severance: Tracks in the state. Alsofiydnulic Dump
Work.
meinbegiven.
Prompt
Only comment help employed; A receipt given and obtained
- . ythinganywheu Nojobtoolargeortoosmall.
., PeddodvmforMMmIm-nuwe Moving.
BENJAMIN HsnsnFIELn. Proprietor-
Spring
This is the season when
Frillings
Frillings are an actual blessing—
A frill gives such a new, different look to the serge or silk
frock you have been faithfully wearing for some time. Shown
here in white, cardinal, French blue, victory red and Combi-
nation colors. Prices from 250 to $1.25 yard.
THE NEW SEW"
DEFINITION OF cHIRO-PRAwmfir
cause. of the disease and the uni-ob
adjusting the some. Disease is conned"
bye wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhoomin
cream'plncbed nerves and vanilla
later life in the dinerent-orgune “Ii"
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of»
disease and pain, health is restored-
through harmonizing the' nerve m
toms in your body. item-11.1mm
given special attention;- also-1mm
ture of the spine. You will ne'er-an
not giving the Chfropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic Trentonente Given Also.
'1‘. FRANCIS. I). C.
34 Washington St; 80. Nomlk', Conn. ,
I. wh‘q"
v».
Graduate from Pitme.
_J
Quite the newest thing
and Organdy is the plaited
undneckdreeses. ......
Daintily embmmmm lace trimmed Georgette and Organ-
dyOonamrflsquaro, roundandpmnted 590—3135
Net Fiohmmmhensfitehal' ............. 091141.20
mmwheavyendslmermm....... 500—81100
SeeingPi’qne andéorgandy Sets title—$1.50
A wrietyAeirknfimmm with a. little touchdown, .
Ai New Line of'Collars
and Rufflings»
iDOollars of Georgette, Satin
style, espemlly designaesd fogs-3
\ .
TTE
A. M. WOOSTER»
AWORNEY AT LAW
Lute! Examiner U. 3. Patent 0“!”
Send'for Booklet on Potent- -
1 1."? Main St Bridgeport. 0mm.
1 N 5U RA N C E
(it all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches
film. Layton 81 (20., Inc.
0 “II-ROAD .AVENUI
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
B an en, tinder-wood.
.._—1 ‘
makes,
repaired. Rental. 0s
per month. Backhoe
sold at $10 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITEI‘I EXCHANGI
100 Falrlleld Ave, Bridgeport, Conn
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS
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