phasure,
1 d_ Goal.
. IamtheSpiritofcomfort,I.-
thefetherot light,Iam
*uunceofsunshinalcon-
file day out of night. I am
‘bshnofcontenhnenhlam‘
, oilofdelight—healthfor,
fi'weaxyandsilingJama
“tore of might. I am the
& right to the throne, fight.
fl with valorous ardor pith
h of King Winter, denying
*pons most potent—my
“It. Iamthe chumofyour
Inside, I am the 118011]. 011" (Lb:
u e, banishingg cats 0 ' -
'fition vagrant and hopeless
«team. I am the‘key to your
at your command
and control, I give to life its
' measure—I am the Spirit
SOMEBREEZY TALK
5
:‘li‘ilfff‘. -
If you no. the blunderonori-yng muslin-rm
in a cold ...: uncomfortable ,house‘dbn’t do it again! . * '.
Thereisnoneedoiitwhenyou can get. mm
equipped so easily with OUTSIDE wnmows. -. It "33'.“
com; in we'll tell you what “'1ch to make your bounce—‘3-
rgmbh ' flail._l‘
The'Hatch 8. Bailey Co.
.z.
Flo-—
' ’ W . O _ '-
. The! rh minibus Miss Summit
gave todthe ofieers, left Battle’creeh
the statement says, alter borrowing I,
, She returned to Battle
Wednesday amt-noon. was
money. and attired in new and expen-
sive clothing. Later when informed
‘of Brown's death by Miss Summit, the
statement says, the girl displayed un-
u’sual interest.
name was mentioned
paper reporter.
of the investigation,
night with Miss Summit, recalled the
had paused Brown's auomo‘bile late
/
BOSCH SERVICE STATION:
RADIATOR COVER, WEED OH
' NORWALK TIRES
srsomno ,cAnEUEETons
CHANDLER SIx _ . . - cADn.I.Ao EIGHT
« WHITE reacts
WELDING AND 13mins
RESTAURANT
Full Course
Christmas Dinner
$1.25
Phone .2253
08.11 499
JAFFE & ASH
Titus-e and old clothes.
JAIN '
We are in the market for all
Ends of junk, second-hand fur-
_we pay the prices for every-
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1800 and 2011. 12 GHESTNUT 8T. ‘0. NORWALK-
down the road had passed a figure
dressed in men's clothing, but who.
he said, did not walk or look like a
man. .
Miss Summit's statement that a uni-
form had been borrowed from a Camp
Custer soldier, [Chief Straight de-
clared, was corroborated by the fact
that the soldier called at the young
woman's rooming house during the
oflicer's investigation there to ask the
return of the uniform. Straight said
he believed the soldier was not in any
other way connected with the case.
Miss Summit's statement says the
young woman asked her to Join her
on a visit to Mount Clemens. where
she said she had an en
the slain man gagement with
69c lb Best Elgin. Butter 69c lb
59c doz.—EGGS—59c doz.
35c lb.-—CHEESE—-—35c lb.
CRANBERIES .-.-a... .-...-...-. 2 dis. 2§_C.
SEEDLESS RAISINS?:::....-...-.-... . .-.... 22c box
A ......-.-...m. . . ........... 65c lb.
CITRON ...
PEACHES . . . . .r:.;. . . . .. 35c lb.
ARGE PRUNES 29c“).
F. S. LYON
Job Printing»
Soulh Norwalk
EXTRA
CALIF.B STORANGES 49c doz.
3LARG GRAPE FRUIT 25c
40c")
\VALNUTS
'MIXEDNUTS... ..... 35clb
PURERASPBERRYJAM IOCiar
SPARROW CHOCOLATES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c box
WM“
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
$.4—
Smith, Underw00d.
Remington. all other
. makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
sold atSlODermonth.
-- fill-field Ave., Bridgeport. Conn. "" ’ " ‘ *
Standard Boiler & Egg C0.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK '
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"i" get Brown's money and rl
I have to kill him," the slatelilfedi
qufitles tge girl as saylngu
ss ummit says she declined the
inxitation.'whereupon the girl replied:
me Then i ll get someone else to help
A.“
3 CAUGHT AFTER
PRISON ESCAPE;
4th NOW SOUGHT
—~_‘—_
Continued from page one
mobile and came upon the '
flied into a woods. 7 men, who
gchase firing three
gtives bci'orc three
ed.
I in returning to lie
Qwith the pris p9 e headquarters
. the nutomobi
.before he was captured by l’alrolnmn
:Bartram, who saw him running.
-- The Meridcn pol
word of the
The ofllcers gave
shots at the fugl-
of them surrender-
cscape of four prisoners
had been sent here by the prison of.
iicials and the telephone message
lrom the Colony road resident w
the first-information they had rec.»
ed on the case. '
Saw Through Wall.
\VETHERSFIELD. Dec. 29.——l~‘our
prisoners escaped from the Connecti-
'cut state prison here. yesterday. b'
a bathhouse and scaling the wall after2
they had eluded their guards. One of'
Specials
For the Week
’IE NEW ORLEANS MO-
Y. STATE PEA BEANS,
. .- OLD FASHIONED
v-
’ OAK
BUCKWHEAT,
Pkg- . .-
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
a SSES, 3. qt. 30c, gal. $1.10
lb. .................. 10c
UCKWHEAT, 3. lb. . . . . 9c
I
- FINE CAL. PRUNES,
lb. .................. 23c
. . .> .......... 20c
gxazationcry Gift Boxes.
“There is nothing
y. Our fine. st
Alient has just the dainty,
.mpondence papers.
F. L. HAMILTON
Wall St.
' A. M. VVOOSTER
_‘ ATTORNEY AT LAW
‘3':
1,17
* .
Send for Booklet on Potent-
,. Main St
’ ing Guaranteed
"LIMOUSINES FOR HIRE
Phone’301. '
- l
.. more a orcclub
fed as a. gift than a good 1’01; Oi sm-
zltlonery depart-
appealing,
cards and
4envekwes that a lady or gentleman
s.
Schullzc’s Tuesday- Specials
; hices 30c to $2.50 oer box.
Take Advantage
Of our Free llclivcry an
is
‘ , d at the sam '
Grover? .~: .za‘.lioderatc Prices. e “me buy your
l‘c {Fir-‘4‘? (.rcamcry Butter (Beckmann quality).
. Ink. ....................... ' ..... 77c
1‘. ucou 331:1. :Hucl’). the world’s best. lb. ............ 36c
Magnolia. (. mfcr. Star Condensed Milk. can . . . 216
r m't Hubert burly June Peas, per can ...... . . . . 16¢
Aftc'r‘Dmncr Blend Coffee. I) r lb. . . . . . . ...-... . . 45C
built 5 Pure Leaf Lard. 081‘ fi). . . . . . ........ . . . 32¢
\Vcry Best (grade Mixed or Oolong Tea. lb. ...... 50c
_) algobcll s i’gi‘lf and Beans ., ......... 2 cans for 25¢
.;)l-i:.;‘lili‘cailllzllllte label Karo. per can . . . . . . . . . 30c
out.» .. s 9,. :ser. e same rice .. . . . . . . . .. c
[line Ribbon Brand Peeled Peachgs. Dkir. . - - . - - 23¢
bwszt‘s Borax Soap . . . ......... 5 cakes for 351,:
J net the: hint of buying vour Bread. Rolls. Cakes;
E.c.. at I: m 5: House Breadery. next to ' ‘
I 7
i 9:) n Pf , f
I Boutmdnn s . Grocery
83 Washington St.
1 FREE DELIVERY.
Phone 1405. >
those who escaped wast Edward SlalW
tery, sentenced from Bridgeport to
life imprisonment for murder in the
second degree.
The other three who gaincd their
liberty were. serving sentences for
burglary. They are: (‘harles Dewey.
32, sentenced from New Haven in
for burglary and robbery:
1911
"9 selenccd from
John Rickiefs. ..-,
Bridgeport this year for burglary;
1
Frank Lamb. sentenced from New
London in 1917 for thefts. ’
Slattery is 28 years old and
started serving his life term In
March 1917.
Alarms Sent Out.
a train. Two years later he was
J
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. Round Steel: ............ . . . . ...... . . . --A- . 3591b-
Sirloin Steak . . . . . . . ...................... 38c lb.
Lamb Forcesarters ............ . . . . . . . . . 22c lb.
Piss’ Kidneys . . ..... - ................. ~. . . . 10c lb.
Telephone 125.
Examiner [1.3. Patent Offlcr
ATENTS
Bridzeoort. Conn.
e WALK AUTO REPAIR CO.
- Kendrick-Roy White, Props.
AIRING AND OVERHAULING
Welding, Brazing and Repair!
. been calledrhyfthe Baptist/S atefiio
IMPORTANT NOTICE—Lilli Outstanding accounts must
be paid on or before Tuesday, January 6th, 1920, to ' secure
further accommodations. .
POSITIVELY NO EXCEPTIONS
TO THIS RULE. T- .7 .
2 mm oscAE r. sonongzn.‘
I my
‘Schullze’s Sanitary Markels .
091m. spam License No. 17,903. f .
v
found in prisorgfi Columbus.
.serving a sentence under the name
For Charles Berry. It was said that
he was traced to Ohio by letters he
sent to a young woman in New lla-v
ven.
He was serving five to nine years
assaulting and robbing a wealthy
farmer and for burglary in a house
in Hamden.
WETHERSFIELD, “Dec. 29,—anee
of the four prisoners who escaped
from the state prison were in their
cells today after an early morning trip
from Meriden. where they were cap-
tured by three Meriden policemen:-
John Rickfels, the fourth convict.
was still. at large. Eight armed guards
brought the three men back from
Meriden. it is expected that Warden
,McClaughry will order a: invesliga-
{‘tion of the escape of the four prison-
;ers, one (if whom, Charles ‘Dewey.
ghas gained a reputation as a. difficult
‘man to keep in prison. ,He seeped
from the prison in 1913 in a packing
were and was brought back in 1915;’
‘aftcr he wok located in prisOn at
Columbus, 0‘. Edward Slattery, a life ;
Jprisoner from Bridgeport, and Frank'
Ohio.
ice Mount Clemens early last; week '.
uniform from; soldier stationed at .
Summit declares, with a large sum of ’
‘and inquired if her
by the new
Discussing the detest development
Alan Straight,
chief of police, who returned here last
statement of a farmer that the latter
Tuesday night ‘ and some distance
gwere sent to the section in an auto-l
ice Stated that not
N ,/v_-
.» r
)am 8:. HYatt
’7 ‘ Nomad "it"sLeadJng" ' Dry. M, 3‘0”
3.
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sic AND LITTLE EUGS
“pendulum at low prices.
Making the Heme Look Pretty
With the Christmas rulthink of something new to makeli over many housewives begin to
- the home more cheerful during the long evenings. u. I. A“...
CARPETB 01' EVERY KIND AND 001.03. 7 i ,1
From a Wilton Velvet to those of Fibre. STAIE cAhrETs too.
i.
5!! ‘3
PRINTED AND M LINOLEUMS .-.; .313,
‘ comma, cum-Ant MATERIALS, DRAPERIES
-—e.-:——-: 1:: A
firms, $1,500,000 and jewelers, $1,000,-
000. The total of Liberty Bonds and
other securities ._appropriatted by
yduthful bank messengers will exceed
the $1,000,000 mark, the paper ‘says.
MERIDEN, Dec. 29.-—John Rickiels,
the lourth convict who escaped from
lthe state prison, yesterday, boarded
Ithe steamboat train for New Haven.
‘and the police abandoned the search
for him today.
Rickfels Wore an overheat and cap
he stole from an automobile in Ber-
,un. ..
GERMANY HAS
NOT YET SIGNED
PEACE TREATY
(Continued from Page .One).
issued by Premier Clemenceau the
?This question as well as the place for
“"5 Lamb jumped from flhe meeting of the members of lhcaare alive.
e and ran several block33Council, probably will bedecjdcd to—l
lmorrow. l
, The date for the exchange of ratifl-‘
gcations. on which the call for the}
:mecting of the League‘s Council dc-.
épends, is still uncertain. nothing hav- '
3mg been heard from the Germans in
5‘s 3 response to the latest allied note. The
IV-
lsome word from Berlin regarding the.
lsnblect Will be at. hand by tomorrow.'
lunless interrupted telegraphic
;mission causes further delay. 5
) u ' l '3
sawing their way through the wall or! According to the terms oi the plant a
expectation in On‘icial circles is that
t rans-
I
l
treaty, Germany was to furnish. by:
December 31, a statement regarding a ‘
number of different questions dealt;
with by the trealy. As the exchange!
of ratifications is not yet definitely in;
sight, hbwever, the Council today con- :
sidered the possibility of
the time for this statement. .
The conditions under which Ger- g
many is to turn over the light cruisers
demanded as part of the reparationl
tor the destruction of the Soaps Flow:-
licct also were discussed by the Own
cil.
It was decided to send congratula-
tions to General Niesel, heading the;
mission to the Baltic, on the way ml
which the task in connection with the;
evacuation of Iln- Baltic provinces byr
extending ;
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5
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ciety, support and protection or said!
husband and happiness and benefits;
she would have received at his hands." 3
and she was made to suffer great dis-g
tress. ‘, '
She alleges that while. on February l
20 Osborne influenced Duffy to leave;
her. on June lllnst, in Brooklyn, N.
Y., Dufl‘y went through a wedding oer-l
emony with-a Helen M. Henley. Duf-l
{y and Miss Henley Were later arrest-l
ed on a. statutory charge. They arei
now out on ball of $1,000 each. I.
.
,prestdent of, the Peace Conference:
3 .
Duffy applied in Portland, Me, to
have his marriage to MISS Muliane,
who resumed her maiden name, an-
nulled, but his application was denied.
BRYAN To SPEAK IN OMAHA.
OMAHA, Nob, Dec. 29.»\Yilliam J.
.‘Bryan will speak here Jan. 12 on
“The Attitude of the Democratic Par-
ty in 1920.” Friends of Mr. Bryan say
he plans a tour of several weeks in
which he will discuss the League of
Nations, the peace treaty and other
possible campaign issues.
DID YOU KNOW YOUR
...—d
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BANK BANDITS SECUSE $‘
TOLEDO, 0., Dec. :29.‘ 5- ~ *2
today held up the Peoph {a . .
tawa.’ Lake, Mich. and ;-.
$7,000 in cash and I..ll)“l"} El ‘7‘
shooting Harman Rovlzz‘ ~
ier. in ihcir haste. the real -- . :
looked $20,000 in currency vi ' «
Rothfuss was, shot whr-n ‘
about obeying an order
his hands. Thy bandits 11ml '.
mobile. ,
TEETH ARE ALIVE?
Most people think that becauw zhcf
teeth do not movc about in
fmouths that Iceth are ju>t smiionexgl
ipieces of so‘ne white substance. .
3 Not until :hcy no to a dentist anal he;
:Iouchcs a nrrvc do they reclin- illvl‘i
l
Tl
mm '
You could avoid much pain and kw p;
your tooth healthy and lonelirul ji'l
you used the correct dentifrice. \
IIIcK & R (‘alox performs all mo 0
lies of a Tomi (lenlifl'ir‘r‘. MIR 3;; liy
(‘alox crcme‘ oxyucn. limc walnut 43ml!
small quamilics of peroxide fn :“w- 5
mouth. {use elements of .\'::I:1r-'
keep the teeth as Naturc intended
them to bc—-—\vhilc and healthy. list;
a can of McK & R (‘alnx. 1hr nxigrelll
dentifrice today.
(‘lil‘i'ord thinm-y. So Noru-nlii. ire-i
vine S.- Ilanlwick, N0rwalk.
CORRECTS MOUTH ACI 135/l
.u
I. @ .
‘QALGX
I THE OXYGEN DENTIFR’CZ
__—
REDUCED PRICES ON
WATCHES—C LOCKS
Special Prices.
Chas. Brand
EXPERT WATCHMAKER, .
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN ;
' Over 15 Years’ Experience. '
. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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I
Dance the Old Yearbiit
and the New Year i
f ' AT THE “ ;.
CLIFFORD HOTEL-
MUSIC BY svsc ORCHESTRA
A smooth SUPPER WILL BE SERVED
’ be served.
this cvcninz. 'Beardsle _\'~ .
will furnish xhc music. 12m
The dccormiwz' —
‘c'rr‘cn color-id liulns and. .
arc vxccpli-mnlly pro-Hy.
Try a S« ntincl \Vam Adv.
Many bargains are now
lainablc in our store.
The Not-walk Club will hoici o
L‘LC
'Ii’
‘.
_ -
EH. Krieger 81 Co.
( 3)-
, When in need of Men's at vi
‘ to see us.
OUR CHARGE SYSTE
, yours for the asking”.
1 — - .— A.._.._. ....
Lagge Can Tomatoes
‘SmaII Can Tomatoes ......
fChecker Peas
,Chccker Corn .............
Checker Lima Beans ... . . . ..
. ~ h; d b . \n on '11 i! - ., :
After the esmoc of the prisoners 1):: German 11001“ i H . I m . Thai \\ illL‘lll‘S and ( locks. lch (33.532529... - i. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ . ,
afaide‘EECNZSIEZE «loin $113511; 2:111:11: : £0130 "ll. i"'l‘l‘."l“"l.\' li’l‘l’W-‘V g} Two cans “Camnbcll‘s Beans .
police of Connecticut, and 11335.1. OSBORNE, PRISON E \VE SELL “'ATOHES AND iLaSrrgnea'C'an Whle Rose Salmon
chusetts cities. A .wward of 51m» REFORI‘IER, IS SUED I, (‘I OCKS AT (‘ 1T \l OGL‘E .Tuna Fish, large ...........
each for the capture of the con LIE A ION .. J k ‘ . - , ' Small ----- ..
victs was announced. ! , FOR A N T ; PRICES LESS 10 PER “new,“ hunch 'T‘o'"'g’u'e' f‘c'r ‘ .
Prison officials believe that Dewey .. f ~ - ’ ~ . T - .anb's Tongue . .
engineered the break for freedom. ‘ Continued From First P389" 5 VENT. DISCOI. NT 1‘th ,C;Ives Tongue; """""""
He had escaped from the prison . l C KQII 'Yuban Coffee ....... . ........
opce before, ”RAW“ 3; 1913' when were married by Judge A. B. Colo. ofi ‘ L ' C. C. C. Cofice I. . . . ., ......
he concealed .. h'msel‘f. m 31‘3““ of Kittery, Me. i Ingersoll “'aiclics, iracclol .Best Print Butter .........
shirts and pas carried by. guard: She says Osborne was reSponsible; “L t 1 ‘ u. (7.] 1.1” "l iBrookerId Eggs ,,,,,,,,,, ..
from the prison and put on board for depriving her of the “comfort, 8,}; a (tics, J arm . u, is .. Heir: Sauer Kraut ........... ...,
.Home—made Sausage “ ........
lWomcn's Clothes don't l..;l
”ll
' and easy weekly oavnu ms is
l
._(A 1“
.H‘ooaauu
no on
o ‘9'
iCharnok’s Market
Choice Beef. Veal. Mutton.
Pork
Goods
PHONE 583.2.
iAlso a Full Line of Canned
.Land. 3 New London burglar, are the '3
others of the quartet, that escaped]; l
fiORWALI. ' 7-. scum noawAIm
.. .. _ .....-.... ‘4
$1,000 AMROUND,’
-.:- :z'dlng to Doinlniok Tortorich.
.e ., ew Orleans- promoter, ”all John-
,ny 'Kilbaue, featherweight {manipiom
wants for, the proposed match with
_; WATERBURY PASTOR‘ RESIGNS. ‘1;
l VVATBRBURY, Dec. 29.——~Ann0unce¥
ment was made here today of theqhee
iiensu'on of the Rev- Horses. 3. 810m. 7
(as. pastor at the First Baptist Churchrflamnu‘i hampliin Pete am is
:m take eftect the last Sundayin Feb-5&6 en;- Ii'm. the Grunfl‘fid Hotel
a . . : «fandjthe deserted Park , racetrack.
rual'F'. 1920. The Rev. Mr. Siostxhasi“ i (It says ‘Jobnnyde £39
7' eythe‘vtield eofiet
' ”.000 sepia
.NEW 30 . p i
NEW YO K. Dec. 29b-7Criminais ml
to melts, robbed-tho peo- 1
pie or New ”York of cash and goods.-
.amounting approximately {0625,000.‘
000 during 1919, sounding to the New
York Tribune today. The estimate
ygras'given to the Tribute,” omcials
19‘ 22 burglar-x: insomniac firm— in the
gcltyuil'he insu on In sav the rear
'iust'ending. mm
trous‘in-thjeir '
Mr
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3 1'03 item AND
——.._.._
January Clearance Sale
.1 non some on. '*
coATs, SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS AND WAISTS
AT
.. .. . - “""’“‘.‘“‘T"‘""""-‘_~“
l.
1920
SESSION ,
OPENS DEC. 29.,
START THE YEAR
RIGHT.
,uulxul. BUSINESS
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