:. "some psth where brook-
‘ r‘oll. Then with your
‘ih calm control umthrill
,wv‘l‘or lifts your so , no
' cloud nor fears take
Then if good luck you'd
cajole, your home sweet
must have its dole, its
_ kept filled with Ferris
“I when winter's days are
M the scroll and weather’s
‘ " fl'J distant Pole.
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Afewquestionswhieheveryheuse-tsotoryownsror
should be nble to spswer. '
What do you know shout the condition of your rock?
Are theyinthebestpusible condition
household goods, your vnlu-sble stock of mes-chum" end
machinery which one housed under thu7‘8hould they be ill-
!pocfiedendrepeh'edorrebuilt before thaws nnd reins of
spring cause damage?
If you are having troubles
templsting building new ones, may we not
of being of service to you? . .
We have best grsde of Shingles—also Asbestos and Al-
phalt—roofing paper of all grades at reasonable prices.
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
scent
with your old roots or are con-
hnve the pleasure
r ...n . , 1.: ~. .. ._...__ --.—-..-..
. Just Received Anoth-
. : er Shipment f
“SK AND FIRESTONE
TIRES
m.NORVVALK TUBES
maLvs ln
..1 reduced
Also some standard
fll‘s,.\\‘liir-ix we offer
woes. _
. Awmmz. Auto Tons
Auto Supplies and
Accessories
AARON KOHN
U Railroad Ave. Phone 489.
.'Garden Tools
Rakes, Forks, Hoes, Trowels,
Mivators, Wecders. ?
v.1;mrcg - ._.‘
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E». . in and caring for the lawn. l
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40 WA rm $73557
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‘ GRAHAM FLOUR—-
-' 5 lb. bag cut to 31c
QUAKER ROLLED CATS—
3 lbs. 17c
WARD'S BREAD”
15c loaf cut to ......... 130
A. 8'?
24 Cottage Street
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W m Fewls .................... 42c
_ g chickens .............. 45c
. Spring Leg of Lamb ..... 42¢.-
, Leg Chops .............. 45c
Wm Veal from ..... 26c up
envy Prime Beef from . . .34e up
- ’_Beef from ........... 20c up
Ipnn'ibs and Tongues.
' cured Hams, Swift Premium 38c
:m Igor-r1 d. Barnes’
Bacon ..... 56:
.u»«........, ........... 35:
w». mend .................. 35c
‘ - Smoked Shoulders ..... 32c
> Picnics ................... 300
PorkLoins ................ 38c
‘ _.Hams ..................... 38c
“Chowder-s, Small Lean ..... 38o
m vseeneu—zs
.~ Old and New Cabbage, Tur-
Pnrsnips, Carrots.
- .................... 39c pk.
Meet Oranges ....... 50c doz.
- ' s for ........ T ...... 25c
and Baldwin applet,2
~ sau'sage ............. 35c
. e’s Sauer Kraut. for 25c
conds . :
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35¢: 4
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
SMALL LEGS or SPRING LAMB ................ 36c lb.
FOREQUARTER SPRING LAMB ................. 28c lb.
LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ...................... 32c lb.
PORK ROAST ................................... 36c lb.
SMOKED snoumnns .......................... 27c lb.
B.&B.POTROAST........ .................... 34clb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
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son“ ' "in
Beckmann’s Grocery
m'lny. quality the net. prices
DELIVERY
\Vhere good things are
aluztvs low. ‘ n ‘
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Crisco for Shortening: ............ l-lc. 25c and 4y:
Florida Grape Fruit .................... 3 for 20c
lts‘r value Tomatoes ................ 2 cans for 25c
Pea Beans ..... 10..- ll). Marrow Beans . . . . 15c lh.
(‘hoicc (‘uiifornia limit Beans. lh. ............. 10c
lun‘t'. Ozone. léirknnm's Borax or l-‘cls Naplha.
cake ................................... 6c
E'tir mnks' (Sold Dust. large package . ....... 23c
ho. l Royal Plantation L‘oticc. lit. ............. :53c
V my Best Tea. Mixed or “lack. lh. ............ l"c ‘
Strictly i’rcsh Eggs, per dozen ............... 53c
Gold Medal Pam ("me “our . . . . ..... 2 pkgs. 27c
Film-rider? "it'iuuii Fig-nit. pkg. ................ 2c
(it? No“ '1 wk Stat: Cheese. lll. .......... H30
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Everybody knows this
for $5.00, for $2.49, inn and black.
shoe is all leather.
I still have 50 pairs of I also have 105 pairs of
MEN'S $3 SCOUT SHOES BOYS‘ REGULAR $2.50
for $1.88. SHOES for $1.49.
MEN'S RED STORM KING RUBBER BOOTS were $6.00.
For ........................................ $3.98
MEN‘S RED STORM KING RUBBER BOOTS, ml hips;
were $8.50. For . . . . ......................... $4.68
I also carry a complete line of the JOHNSON SHOE.
S. LEVY-58 Water SL-S. LEVY
HARRIS Gr HANS BLOCK
i -»—l“RlJE DELIVERY
£131: 0 L‘J'l .. if ~ill “ ‘ e' .C o
1 i r amnion s so, lrc
‘ L41; 2:;.:i 1V: -~l‘.‘3n-:tmi St. Phone 1105.
Sui-EOESW --——>BOOTS I
Still Another Chance
. For the next ten (1.;3’3 I offer the famous MONITOR
:mencps, the enemy
A
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
STARTERS AND GENERATOlls OF A".
MAKES OVERHAULED
Fender, Body Work and Welding
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST.. 80. NORWALK.
.. ,,___‘,_ 4—Wa- H,.- -.._,
GREAT SALE OF
Sample Suits
Dolmnns, Capes, Coats and all the popular ~materials in
Dresses. If any of these will tit you, you will soon have a
fine garment at the wholesale price.
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Continued from first Pelt
self into the room and scr-cumed.for
some one to turn the lights on. Then.
was bloody, dirty and torn. _
Mrs. Polluk testified that \nlen-
tine one not in the bed-room with
her but came from the cellar just be-E
fore she turned on the lights. Mrs.
Valentine then accused L‘l‘lrs. l‘ollak
of stealing rher husband and lonvins,
her alone with lfl‘l' two young child-g
ren. The argument between the‘
thme waxed hot and hoary and the)“
adjourned to the kitchen where Mrs-q
l'ollak Claims she tumed her back!
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entine jumped upon her In the bed” a.
assaulted her and tore her “‘9'”
town, which article was browm ‘9 ' '
“‘ “" "”“"’ ““ " "‘ ”’“ “‘“ “ Sometflm New in Gloves 3- 00 W031"
and Mrs. Valentine grabbed a broad
knife and would have stabbed her CYCDC de (3th T108 1 .
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{ridegliigenut been I)IP\en‘()d b) 1.1.:t Satin Windsor TICS . ' . ' . . . . . _\_ ' . . “... ............................... _. ’
...Ti’ii'ff‘l‘.‘.‘li”?g.2§ 221;?"22:3.3’fliii33' Plaid Windsor Ties ........................ . . . . . . . . . . ...... at 30c and . l
.... .::r‘ 2.22:? m... not Windsor Ties .......................... . ........ . ...... .r . ,l
nlonewil'h Mrs. l'n lak. ()n his cro::f . . ......... 'dl >1
RETH'IESHX: 531:2?!Ellsmg‘f’fgghfinIELd , Mlddy Tles ............ ; ......................... a‘ ‘1 ‘ ‘
13:33:11: {:23 hf"f“glfl‘_1_:jfl“:jjf “3:; Middy Triangle Shape Ties ................... . .................
and Frank had a bottle or bvvr“ :Iml
Women’s Chunoisette Gloves—White. white
‘medium gray. mode. .
Silk Gloves—Kavser’s'and Niagara Mai
with black stitching. light um. ’
SH?»
-eos--ee-ss ..........
nonuee and tan. at ....
(1. black. white. mode. cravs and tam
75c. 85c. $1.00. $1.25. $1.35. 31.:-
at of.»
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she- branded her supposed Mull‘lllt‘nl
to Attorney Loo llmls tlml “she had
drunk so much that rho couldn't ru-
mvmbc-r what slw said" us bring — .1 ~ . - ~-
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pn-ss tnm- and will (‘Uullnlh' «Mullah-1 TORN WWN By
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out :Zp- :H‘H-rnnon in all prulml'lli'F
(Conlinued frutn Page One).
M EX ICO SHOWS
CHANGED SPIRIT ,
- - . kn. “'ln-n the train was y-ullln: ml:
lLUlItmucd “hm .Llltl Lud gum-d some headway, an
_ ' American Fi'ldll‘l' lnml a “mil—bound
m .\l« xii-u. ‘ Hflnp lruin “hit-h had hm-n l~‘itlell'nck~
Page (luv) .
Ann-lira“ nil lllll'llhifl
u is lI'Jrnl‘il. haw not receded from
”u. stand that thcir “.34..” 1”,;th in plullnlm. and. “ill: some difficulty.
Mexico must bu recognized and my .1011: tlu- Russian flux from HR I'd-“PW
m.- :mllAfnro-ln‘n and ('tmllt‘t‘fllul‘y inns. .\ :uard inside- the car saw
ll-zuurvs ol' the nrw constitution must thr- HHTHWW'". ll i5 Nil"- b‘“ m" .
lull ripe-tum, rxrpn-t (nun. :iqunSl ”mil i‘ll'lllkill l” l'“'“'m "-
tlguxr ’l‘hi- ulhm-rs wr-rc "specially
Maintain Property Rights ‘ vm‘wl urru- tlm an: the F"(‘Uhll_u!|"
Nor lmu- they shown nm 1Yll‘llhfl “li‘fl5fllll nutwm m “inch .\nwr:r-.m
nun tn uniu- the rights lll-l"'tl|"l'l_‘ J‘MI-t's true smurf-l tH't'nil." Tm?“
“hlch “no- pun-hnsnd umlt mm do,” in rnw :Iu .‘1. «d l-mi'ill; ritual]
Hm Hun. >«»\~>1'.:l Amour-sins from
in: laws of Merit-n, but “llllll \u-rt- H:
lhi‘ tic-w cults'Wllltnl.
.‘lllllllll. Hutu lmrm.
ml. 1! said In hau- swung up on thu'
irri- 3
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THE \VAlJ.
of historic days had nothing on title “ls.
comes to important messages!
Are YOU worryinu' over the star-.33: «
funds combined With the scarcih oi ~,.
«'“llt‘ cl.."hc:~:'.’
li' rt‘. first look til. il'vc “owl the rabbi. -
ti!) there and WP know you‘ll cyclailn;
inst it 1"
Thu .\m-.ic.m. llnti=h .mrl l‘rnnrh :11 Hutu
uuu-t'lnnr-ms lmu- py-nnwud 'n Ill" «i l‘-':«::{ Il-w unnr- rlu'ml tl‘nin :n'
\l--\ic..n szVO‘llllllt'nl a;‘..l:‘ ' :hn arm .u H.- pnfl-Itm nth-l 'l‘lw lat!»
iw[:i*':;lll|l; u: t‘criqrn pupa ..x lhl' 'v I'llfll' d nru- it the Kim-lira”:
v-cn Ylllllil'll “hill: \xmr u rtnml hmu l‘IA l.l!‘ mlu-n upon he und lii<'
‘7“ nl'lmvulmy.” u lvlLAVllun murud i\"?3l> :md, I‘v-
Tm- l-ui‘ttl l'.~l! n?“ lt-‘- ‘ \ll"|t. ill'ltl.l.‘ d 'Yléi'lhll‘ll 63.;t' lltu- Lunud 1w
:9. 'n: Hunk-m; wt :1..m<. :. » \"\ ‘-:':‘-.lm- "n13. m :r'w-‘ditnz In 71;»
‘ .v?! gnu-ntmr-nt, to Row ank. Lilumnv 51""..‘l rum-x tnlm‘. “ml. (4
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l't‘;.1l’tllit‘.; t?‘-‘ H - ; ml .1 St‘rt‘al V‘" :l» nth-‘1 1.1 ll -' .-;-.u ..ll.
hung ‘1. Menu”, and tlxv . ‘-~3mnd~ :H:’. Il'r \ 121.1 “1-: -‘lli”'l ‘ln ';2 t.l\v-
inn 1.. . n .;..‘ r F; .3 l“, \\'l 2'2 l>:‘i:l.|:~"(i tn lm :t .w "imp. szm.
n.‘n:~- l.:munumr mid l‘ «dun! ('ur- (ion “as wlimcd “ha-n tlu- lulllli‘nll
l'.’." “lit"! ”Willin‘ : rhv‘ l_’ls. ilni' ill “9' (.tlll'\ I“ ‘<"l‘- ’l lln‘ 1
~. . .tu lll\ '.~:.~-l .I‘t'n’i‘:|'-‘l ‘ ' - I
l" 7> u\t»ll- nus; 2% tin! mil, arc l '-"l m llw hurdouts ‘mn- lam
lO'u 'tlw 'n..-.~ nw \n mum-n“:- --'u'. in ‘I-._,. . dun. \Hlil ‘l r
n ,1 ‘..-'.« Hum: ‘i " vunvl n; :lu- \ :axr». l nzwm ml- 1' vi .-‘.?'I«~;sa~:-n l-Lx,
\i'stn Lt|\'ll’nill'lz‘ l r ::'\ l‘nzr-~< lll Sill-rm. l‘\'
7" - Var-3N; lit .'|.tlxt;'.:i.j-. T‘.‘ linlri H.
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lzi'k nl talklilbhl‘l‘ m
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DRIVE mu. --.
‘H‘fr 3‘ 1|
\ththcr it's an Foxfc" pit or an 2):!
you'll find it at H. lirk‘ucr a; (‘03;
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(.0 OVER TOP f"""l;;"‘“if3“}: ..“,”"”, "‘?I'|;,“‘j‘f \‘j‘ .\s to the terms you'll find them .‘is
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“" “"" _ wricdng’ v rollmr: off a log. ‘
tt‘mr‘rut inn" “1,10% Ul‘n’) ]{.. .. ;.: '3.. lir.‘ 1m .l.~1t “:3. a} .
“" inlvlliztl‘lv lu \l'l'l'HJH l"rmp-= \ih'lrl'l n ‘ . ' “l“ M ' .. ' ' "
Hlvvi may lanmx; lnxn- 201-< \\‘ll(‘il lluin lxznl pussrd lln- Fp“'--‘ Irmn at? . , ( 'M't ' ‘ 0" B'Hd ll.
:m nuuniznlmn u vw “\l‘l‘ tlw h-p in Hull-in. :H‘n tlm: the ‘it‘i-Illil \‘-.‘t.~ du- :
mum: much-.2 mm do so in thcnry m llln tulzm: xmmnn out of lil-‘i
nnly. As :1 Illulirl oi 1.1.1. lll'f~' \a. lronlulv :H Mulm. and “:1.“ wrrmd,
'unlly 2r» un-n‘ llu- :i-p wimp hauls bi" « ut "oilhnul tor-idvrnliun lur llll .5
l‘un- lho- :|(‘!|l:ll llY~i‘-.‘l\'t' bog-ins :ulll ulstylty of tlu- :tcl." “0 :Idrlt-d lllzlll
'ukc up station a: n yucn pmnl in llu- conduct ul \mvrfvun n'lict‘rs lmdi
:«dumcu nl 1111- Iron! line tra-nclws. twvn ohm-v ivy-roach. but that the? ..
and for n \i'l) :nud rents-on. Of m~n “.‘I'I’nlt'd m lm uncrmtmllablc." ! I H- ‘
ruuz‘sv. liwrv mn>l lh- smuv stalling! «hm-rut “Tint." has. lcl-mtaphcd’tozll‘lll'k. liltliw‘r .lulm l‘yml “n m ‘ uv'
llar and found Imshkt- stlt‘r it“;
(‘oloncl llnuummsky, cypwssing his
rum-«i lir stancd that an investiga—
tion lmd hW-n nt‘tlvl'cd. :.I.l that tho
null!) pursuits could he >(‘\‘t‘!Pl_V
puni:hvd.
point. and innsmurh :;~ position must
be Iakun during (h;- darkncss of tlw
night prim-ceding lh" morning or this
attack. the point must lw yisilfle .u
tho attacking troops. Accordingly.
the simple Pxpcdlvnl oi a while lal'"
line was adopted as It was \islblv‘
for the turn and inusible for the,
enemy. :‘
"lint why go out of tho protecting:
trenches?" asks the doubting city-
ed. Simple. l'sually offcnnh'cs arr"
heralded by an lnlt‘nnt‘ bombardment , ‘
by the attacking forcos‘ artillery by‘mwtlrut National Guard. was shot
my of getting Jerry's "951‘ down and and klllt‘d (lll th nlght of January
cleaning up dpamy barbed ‘1” ell- 3t! ncur (me n.’ Chem-y Broth?" silk
tang‘emm‘s‘ Xaw as soon as the store houses in Manchester. Madden
attacking pauy's bombardment com- “d an “SWAM- Cllflon 3- Mumm-
knows what is her. Were questioning six men in on
coming. and the Roche nrtfllery has automobile whose actions had arous-
a, nas‘y habit of lay-mg down a bar- ed their suspicious when the shooting
rage of its own, covering 0:. (mg: .took place.
line trenches of the stacking forces. . Reward' for Moore
Under ordinary conditions ma front, The fleeing automobile was cap
lines are only sparsely wanted, but, lured in this city less than an hour
Jerry figured upon a massing of st-
iau-ltimz troops in the oppos' lug ditch~
rs and cunningly thought to catch
them with his barrage and spoil the
offensive before it started.
There is where the tape came in.
The Allies sent their troops well in
advance of the front line trenches
another when Jerry's counter ban-use
crashed down upon our lines. they
SECOND DEGREE
loontlntied—figrsT-I'IRI PI“)
dnys later Miller was arrested in
“Fest Ilayen and Bossier, McDonnell
and Neuss were found in Hoboten.
James Moore alleged to have been
the sixth man in the automobile is
at large with a reward of 820.000 of-
fered by the. state for his capture.
Francis Murphy of Jersey City is
field in jail in connection with the
case. , ,
infectious rutsl The trial began on March 18 and
__ ‘occupled 12 days, six of which were
.. But the war is over. Why this used in seating a jury. Six hundred
\ rctory~ Loan?" The answer has tnEesmen were summoned before
come in a. ringing challenge from the the jury box was filled and the de-
llps of Dwight. w, mom", a mem- reuse exhausted the 125 peremp-
ber of the firm or J_ p_ -Morgnn ‘— tory challenges allowed. The state’s
(70.. and a. patriot or the "M ”hi"?! or chief witness was Marnmhor, the as-
the following pronounces-gem,»— «sistancgunrd who won the only per-
‘Prove to the world thnt the people son besides the defends-tn who saw
of this country, even utter-lune bonds the shooting. Other witnesses gave
detailed testimony as
of
obligations to the living and to the
de . Hatter the crime.
so it is that the Norwnlk commit-i, The defense chimed that incom-
tee is making its plans to;- it; next he:- could have fired_ the shot that
drive, confident of reaching their ob— killed Madden. Aimx‘ueys stso some
finite 31:1“ dag?! (legging-gun; to pleas on bobs." of Hitler. Reuse and
8m 0|! t Nos-uni in Klein, chiral . . -
alive to the situation uni", ‘ k in u M M m in
none or theneeeeatinls‘ - '
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- MURDER VERDICTI
! the cellar.
later and Klein was arrested. A fowl
to the novel
merits of the accused men before am“,
also 'ertocsrry ' e. , _
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.h" tho police and deputies.
at 1 “title
HIS CONTRIBUTVON.
\l>llnl ---I am collecting
lnuc. Garfield. a islrikcr at the plum.‘
'is alleged to tune come. up behind‘
Deputy Sherlif John Earls of Huck-i
“HBICk. and SWCK him with a ' I'OPl'S .108 ital. \‘Vlll . “I .(‘11”.';n1..
«blackjack. Farris drew a revolver; 'thi , p 'H ‘
land fired at Rnshke. The alleged 2 “"3 .“5- ..
stuck was made two blocks from; F’l‘mr"“"h l“"it*‘lll‘l’7 l‘il“ ‘
the mill. Earls is one of 15 (innuty . night with thc :nmlmlancc. and l ' -l
,‘uherid’e under Sheriff John “K Cour— hare a
.les' who are guarding the plant. illitc
! Rnshke then ran through a marby : ' '
house into the ysnl and down into}
The Garfield police and;
some deputies surrounded the house!
(‘aptnin Francis Boyle and
port ready."
Read Our (‘lasslfivd Ads.
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MERRILL nusmrss;
COLLEGE
Police
The name isn't a bit attractivrflmt
there‘s some mighty good things cook-.3
ed in iron ware. Take for instance'
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‘everybody likes. You will find a low -
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.brond iron cooking pot is the beet. u WWW” Prepanmn w
‘you want to give your tnmily n reel Business. Civil Semce 31d
E‘mt. try a wnme iron and surprise.
Ethem with a Whine meal. For boillug‘
;‘ ham there is nothing better than n
Teaching Positions.
BHORTHAND--Gregg or Pit-
:lnrge d'éep iron packing pot. Then,
=there‘s iron trying puns. all sizes; man.
pnuenke griddles, round and oblons:
tend iron plates, etc. BOOMEPING, Accouh‘r-
m0, FILING. COWBCIAL
i Alberif.Geliebe
,It'snmpfibm
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l buy and Evening Sessions.
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Tho strikers kept up lit-Air h. - 2:.
until aflm' the ll ; 4
when they were rim» .. \.
for flu-
Ltmclui l'l-
uw, 308m ruse-rice 3
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