‘PAGE‘ SIX
fi‘flE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
EETAEILISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
‘. L & A. L. GOLDEN, Prop!
‘ TUESDAY, DEC 30,1919
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TOMORROW!
fightide5:033. 111.: 5:32p. 111.
$1111 rises 7:19; sets 4: 33.
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. .‘AASONIC NOTICE
Old Well, Lodge’No. 108. F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
gain street, lit and 3rd Tuesday of
inch month—»—July and August except-
id, at 8 o’clock. All Master Masons
cordially invited. John K. Finch,
I. Robert M. Wilcox, secretary.
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VLOCAL RESIDLNT
LOSES CIVIL CASE
INVOLVING $329, 000
Continued From First Page.
thirty minutes.
verbal ailrocim'nt bet 1 on himself and 4
his broth1r for the (-11211111issions, andI
lawyerdzzy a IIIs‘InoranthinI attached to
..:r. contract with Paul Klopstock, the
iin‘nl-zt'r rcprrst'nlin: the British GOV-
esmmcnt, \Vllltll l1‘1'1'dinand said he
Sound in his mother's desk, was pro-
efilrfid to Show .1 contained the words
“‘Ft'rd's commisgion." Louis N. Har»
207.: said 11'.- 11.1111; was a forgery. Ho
mad :1 111:2.r111t‘3'1n; class and said his
«original “ords, v1 rittt-n in load pencil,
, wort» “tin cont." meaning "tin contain-
03'9" and that they had been written
' savor :11 11113111 "l’vrd's commission."
35, CAUEIIIT IN RAID
ON VILLA CLUB,
FORFEJT BONDS
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(Continued from Page One).
One woman 1::i1111'd When the raid-
ing: Ofii1:1'r.~ 1-nter- 1’. thr- club, and a
alridgt-pmt physician was callol to at-
:icnd ho'r. A hrotln 1' and sister, Thom-
as and ,“1'l:1l11-l N11311y, who guru hteir
$i1lr1-;~:-' 5 :19. Brooklyn. N. Y._ were ar-
ETA-sled 1111 1'l1:11'.;~ :1 ot frequenting :1
«1311111111,; 1110 1 ... 'l'iu: man “'.'.; ‘.11‘11
'33 l 1:21.».1l 111 S. 71, “llllt' his 915:1): put
1:11Il1 tor lv- itml.
1't' '1ti11u1-1l are those ot’
11.11l l‘ 1' anl; '( ozza, 1111-
"Hi l11:1:11i 1. ‘1:11"t<l with ciolalin:
if“? 0:,
9:1": H1111: {.1119 in tl: :11 tl11_'.' >11: 11 with
Jun 1111 1 1:11111 on Sunday; kecplng
.1 1.i'1121l11ivl111u.<- and breach of the
§( 11- 1‘1-..i1 1. llll“'fl and (‘laiencc
XV, liliitlllt :1l lltl‘w'll llt‘ltl ll] 15,1)
.T,:..'111-,< tl11111111, a 91: .111 Iider. 111' id in
5.)?) bonds, and All» Hon 1’, Meddaugh
Quid 1135;1114'11 l'liuvn. :Llio'r1ls, hold in $23
1:1)n1 tm‘li. Tin: 1l'1 1" “ t"
,L,;.,‘;»\:-_.,;,11>, _ i hit 1.,1 . 1.1. 1
I'll»- [nil-viking. whose address-'9'.
$1111 1111 ‘..;1'21; “.111 by :h1- l’airfielcl
. tdtlut 11's. I'ori'vitul llflllll\;
'41:.) rm :1, Ii»111_x fiiiliott. 11:1: "Il Sul-
31, 31.1.1111» i2111l.:1g.. i'1.mk \dains
“frank (tray, 0371) "1111', l‘ltill Ely-\i]:
.lrews “l 1] (‘1 illn- ~11. l-“.11.'rn('-1t}ill11."l
nh-DDus \1-1lv, Mahr‘. .\etlv '1' sit;
Smith, (HUI—‘.' 1». 11112311}; '51. Ntllll’ Til-
Rent and :2. 'Mi» l. " it \\‘-'110
chragtd with 111.11.. 11-1 111.1111.
W.-
jlcss than $2, 500,
The plaintiff said tl1.:t there was a;
LIGGETT COMPANY
EMPLOYEES TO GET
Continued From First Page.
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To this end. the directors have de-
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:131 d peace of mind of its employes hV .
putting: into elt‘cct on Christmas Day a
plan for insuring the lit es or employ-
es, {or the benefit of their dependents,
on :1 scale \Vhich v. 1' b1 hex c has not 1'
.bun equalled i111ib12"1lit_\ by anV other
l t, 111 pmation.
2 II will be iiIaintniucd'entirely at the
fcmnpany's expense. without obligation
ion the part of the employo, and will
immediately apply to each person who
has pmmrmod at host: one contiuuom
31331 of set vice. Those employes who
have not bu n \Vith the c=OIIpany a full
year, on December 25th, \Vill automat
ically qualify under the twins of (h:-
1pltt1=d tlirlr first continuous year of
lemplox 1111 nt
i No medical examination is requirml
ltm' thi< in. 'urancv and the insurance
v1\ill mas-to upon the termination of
i11'11plonncnt.
The plan is as follows:
l All :‘nltlltn 119 of the company who,
on Deccrrtbc 271th. 921:1]! have com—
lpletcd one ycat‘s 111'.'1'\'i(‘e with the
company and 1V lIOst': yearly salaiw is
will immediately be
insured to: the sum of $1,000. and
this insurance will be increased each
year tht'I‘cai‘tcr by $250, until the
maximum of $2,500 has been reached.
All eniploycs who, on Deer-mbr'i
271111. shall have completed one year's
service with the company and whose
iye'arly salary is more than $2,500, will
immodiato'ly be insured for the sum of
$2,000. and this insurance will be in-
creased ouch year thereafter by $300,
until the maximum of $71000 has lit-on
reached.
You Will find enclosed a card which
This calls for the. name
of the beneficiary and other data no-
ccssary to oomph-to our records. As
soon as the information is compiled,
individual insurance policies will be
issuod by the Traw'lr-rs Insurance
Company, and tr?“- , .wlll. to approx-
imately two thou 1d oniployes, enti-
tled to insuranz't- :11 this time. In the
meantime, those qualifying now will
be protected and covered from Christ-
mas ”Hay.
I extend to each of you the season 9
greetings, and my genuine good \V'ish- .
05 for your happiness conttntmtn
return at once.
FREE INSURANCE
plan on the date when they have com:
every cmploye will please fill out and.
'd1-;' hospital it was reported that his
“ condition was scriotist.
t the Stntincl.
and welfare during the coming year.
\ eiy truly yours,
GEO. M. GALES,
President.
EAT ICE VESTER
B R IS LOCATED
Continued From First: Page.
Dolly Bennett 11 ho was detained in
Sandusky Ohio, Saturday; Herrick_
Kendall, a taxi dliv,er and Gladys
\d'll' 111 all t“01mcr acquaintances of
l1i".o\\n \\ ho “"‘.18 held as material “it-
Ins-n15, VV1-re roleascd last night. The
'.11_1 ant Issued for the Vester woman
“11% ha sod on the story told officers
11 Miss Summit, the suspected wo—
111. 111' .<' .1111mmate in Battle Creek. .
1‘ till .ltt10 ltoc Sit—Cecil Beatrice
\1'1'5112'1111 oho’se arrest on a charge
ot‘ 11:1" .. I}; 1111111111111 J. Stanley Brown
at \lount Clemens, Mich” a warrant
'.'1' a; l.’ k- 11 out yostvrday, has been 10
1:1.111 by 111.01th and will surrender
to 310l|llt.C;lt‘lllt‘lIS authotitics some
time today, th: Herald and Examiner
announced today. Mrs. Vestei denied
that she W119 implicated in the killing
of Brown. The newspaper recently
1sul\:<l UH) murder mysteries.
T1211 1112115111111” did not reveal the
|\\"lll‘l()Z\qu B of 3111': \estei, but said
that her trail was picked up [71 Chica—
go, and that the was with her grand-
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Iumlmr \x'hegn found. . '
Mrs. Vostor admitted friendship
(with firm according-to the Herald
and lix 'aminrt'. and had been to sever '
:11 parties at his home. “But M121
Brown new: paid any particular at
ttntion to me or courted me. in any.
111:111111'11'.“ Mrs. \‘estcr was quoted as;
saying. §
5111 said that the last time s he saw
lrmVn was three necks ago yester- l
day.acc01ding to the alleged stato-
11111111, lhown “'21." killed a week ago. l
FOR SALE OR RENT
Building, 137 Washington Street—store and office with
safe, desks and entire outfit.
For Rent—If property is not sold.
Raymond Bros.
Lug. . to.”
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HUNDREDS OF PAIRS (111'
FINE QUALITY ELANKErs
AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES
COTTON BLANK ETS
I'ull xizc, 11.11111 thick and fir'v' 1_\_
$3. 49: $5. 981 $6. 98 “
PLAID BLANK ETS
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Ladies Dress Shoes»
All of the newest high Cut models, each 91:2 inches high.
Black kid vamps with uppers of grey glazed kid.
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Large size. with a stilt 17.01211 11:111. firmly. 1 .1
111;: qualii‘. : «huh-1' >t'lt"1‘ll“‘l of Malls.
$7.98 AND $9.98 1””?
1 SPLENDID VALUE. 1x
élwmw BLANKETS. WOOL 111111111 111
3 ALL WOOL BLANKETS AND 1 RH. 111 1'
DRESS GOODS REMNANTS
lluiulrmls of' practical l1:lt:tlt~t>l':1il kiwi» 115'
11/tmml~ suitable for drowns, Mutts. \ltii'1'~.‘.1
Beaver buck uppers with black patent; leather vamps.
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Black kid with extremely long vamps.
SILK STOCKINGS FOR WOMEN
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“M- r -.. «‘..»... “'-».au-o' 1...... ~Ml
CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN
South Noru'alk.
1... “3.
911119, 1,'
'81 Washington Street.
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g At Twenty-Five Per Cent. Halo“ [7511a] i ,
KILLED MANICURE GIRL,
SHOT HIMSELF
BOSTON, llt'c. 3“.”1IISS Dorothy '
.‘1l1't‘l11u1l was shot and killed at. her
manicure- parlor in the business dis.
trim today. Francis (‘averleyx said to
haw been a disappointed suitor m:
to tho floor with :1 bullet. wound in
111:» l'1"~a1i and unconscious. At the re-
The police said
tlwrv were no witnesses of the shoot.
the so far as they had both able to
‘lt-arn. {'.'
Try :1 Classified Advertisement in ’
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tar/Want VIII/fW/fflW/WJW/Ilé.
ADMIR‘AL PlLLSBURY 7
. DROPS DEA.)
WABHLNGTON 11.1:11 111». ..
mini! John I". l‘i1l<i .11_1 1-1 - 1-1‘1‘1
dropped dead at his 11111111: 11 ----- 1.15
‘.Admiral l’ill "buiy \\ :15 both in‘
assachusetts,1841;, and IWOCtiV'ed :1
lresidential appointmcn
Academy in 18:12 Hr. ratsortcrll‘redaldl'
ae with 25 years’ sea service to 11
credit, in 1908, hating attained 11
rank of rear admiral tho. 'ame ye:
Among his shore assignmtnts, A
miral '1" illshury served as chioi of ti
Bureau of Navigation rod as a me
lie: of tho Gt'ne1al ll: ard He 3.19
was uttdtht‘d to the ll 'dI‘o<'.'-.1'11hic 0
made extensive cbs- ,
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pile Gull Stream, 1:. 1h of 11:11:; (
own invention '- oi
.. . .. 1nd
the Coast Survey st 1 191' “like“ 0
ing the Spanish W'1' J ,.
. 1 Ad
illsbuiy commanded 1‘.-.- In“?
étuiser Vesutiu, .
villi ,
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played 10.30 a. 111m
“Delaware Break
Hatteras Strong
mbahly of gale fOI‘C
:1! tonight
waining
Atlantic
water to Cape_
westerly winds,
(1 this aftct‘no
Storm over W estegg
.moving east“ aid. "
37°F. PAIN! RUB OUT
NEUR '.om TORTURE
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instant relief! R." neuralgia.
. f '33
ram your face h;.'. .3 or body wit
, St. Jaco'bs Liniment"
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You are to be pitted—but remember
flu, neuralgia torture and pain is the
1.816351. thing In the world to stop.
. Glee don't continue to suffer: it's
needless. Get from your dmggist
. mall (flu bottle of “St. Jacobs
ML- pour a. little in your hand
may rub the "tender- nerve" or
m EM and Instantly—yea immedi-
conquers
ill-Ht «1 wow: was. .1111
m In- or til-color the skin.
m
“a ”I. ache and scream in
”’.’-7.0.7.1-..”"f' “
in.
CUT GLASS
SALT AND PEPPER
SHAKERS
Regular 75¢ each. Special..65c
OUT GLASS
SPOON HOLDER AND PICK.
LE DISHEg '
Regular $1. 75. Special” .31 49
$4.98 WATER SETS AT $4.25
Pitcher and six glasses—Dais-
ey pattern.
$3.49 CASSEROLss AT 98
Nickle plated frame; lit-gown
and white inset.
HERSEY WARE SPECIALS
Celery Trays, 79c.......At 65c
Berry Bowls, 82.43....At $1.8
CHINA GUP8 AND MUGERS
Border design
WMMM‘WJMJMMMM mm
Don’t Forget
The J anuary List of
Victor Records
Will 60 an Sale
TOMORROW
DON N ELLY’S
16 .80. Main Street
éward during the in:
1now Central over \VOBtei'n New York.
ilt will probably move out to sea. on
tho \Iawaciusctta coast tonight.
is cousin: snow as far south as Virgin-
morninr: in the
distritts.
, in. the Lake rouion and New England.
No cold ware temperatures were re-
‘ported from any section. I
EWANT WAR PRISONERS IELEAs-
I
f ROME, Monday,
:Austria C2111 MO: avakai and Hungry!
have appealed to Pope Benedictvto ob
:m'n 11m tepauiatlon of about 200000
101' U’IC.
Just Before New ear 3 peCIaIs
for Table and Kitchen
.Résumr 35c. 8m.......ae
NEVV'NOVELTIES IN FASI'IIONAM l9 1': 1
SKIRTINGS
Spock]
$1.25 YARD
WOMEN’S COATS
At 1- 3 Under Regular \ aluc
_ “1111119111111 1 1111111 1l
35"Evo'ry lt'atling and 1i1.<11.1l1}1; .11,
lH‘lt't'S
Yard wide.
Diningmtim Furniture.
A big and varied stock just received, including Dining
Tables, Serving Tables, Side and Arm Chairs, China. Closets,
Buffets, in sets or single pieces.
FREE AUTO DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS. , '
RAYMOND 1:: SON
wmmmnm
'tlttl \l\ll\ll 111-11l19‘ 11'11.1.1.,
1‘!“
1' and :lil ~i1'~'
$24.00 AND 111
\VOMEN'S SUITS
Suh9‘: al Savinn's
choose from. Tho <.».1<
At
Plentv of snlcs to
was?“ ‘ »-
choicest quality llllllt‘l'ltll 11111! splendid 11"" '1 3'
4
_— $111111“
$26.00 AND Ijl'tt'ARD
FAS IIIONABLE DRESSES
Sttlim model». that are 'l11J"1.':Iutilu .1111l 1: ' "
(in lab: 11-5 and colors. "lhepricts llt'l‘ 1\1-1}1t'1111>,21l‘1_\' ‘1.
518,00 AND UPWAR D
Herschfield Motor
Transportation Co.
<v‘1l'1i'uln
W
:. 24 hours and is
It
Pic: 1. .1111 v1 outlier prevails this
southem and western
'lhe temperature is rising
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ED.
Doc. 29 H—Poland
' 5"1. . ts wniu. 1.: .11 been Drill-
in S .beria and still re-
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Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport, :11‘
Norwalk and Philadelphia 0; WOMEN 's DRESSES or SERGE. 3.1.1.1
1019.1'ge trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor- ,6 T \FFFT A AND I’Ul‘l l\'
tafion: Padded vans?" furniture work. ».,3 1111.111 class models .11 dependahlo .111-11;1,
South Human—.122 Water Street. Phone 294. ill ""'"l'k‘ "01m One 14'"an 11 1111111111. 1 1 « ~ in 1"
New York City—174 Seventh Avenue Phone Farragut 7347 3911111111,. 1.1.1.1....1 '“ 11.1.1.0 '
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l New Haven, Conn—266 State Street. Phone 427 Colony. % $1 2.98 TO $1 8.49
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omen 5 anne cite owns a
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Gowns in white, pink and blue stripes 'and small figures.
Yoke. finished with hemmtching, with and without collars,
$2. 00, $2.25, $2 .39
$2.50
Special ' Sale
COATS
For the Entire Family.
FURS V1.1 0ft 1
The Regular Price
am 81268 \o“oo~ooolo‘énp'i‘oloc I [of-'.’. n. o o‘io-oo'. nv
Women's Short Plannelette Skirts in plain white and
“rip“ coco-0.0.0.“.{'..-'Iolnooouooooo~ooucoco... 896, $1.00
Women’s Short Knit Skirts, greyhnd white with colored '
border:
I. I. MALLETTE , , '
101. III.
pl‘ojofi‘loo4nufififllooo-no-.4333}... $1.” $150
'TUMBLERS
Thin blown; regular 10¢ each.
Special, 6 £0r.............39c
WM noeénsv SILVERWARE
Forks, regular $2 25 for 6. 899-
II‘I...’.........‘. m
NAPKIN RINGS
Fancy glass; regular 35c; .
.. At 29c
UNIVERSAL BREAD MAKER8
Makes up to six' loaves. 890-. '
. cial 0359/
cuoppme BOWLS \
Medium one, round, 69¢; Spe-
m ‘..-OODIDQOOOCODU‘...
Be: [’11le KNIVH
tum Steel
8 t" a W 35¢-
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“ "mm ”’ ”"3 ”mu" 3 The 5‘01"? That Saves You Iii 1:111:3'
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