TUESDAY. men .t wsmrorml '1. , . .1 1mm, ,. 1:23 E snuff: :19“? ,. .3006; for the now: Your are he. i «Mon-mo; 1. 411. E W W; '0 y. "a 2 saw WOOL nau- nosn Jinn _ . i Light Weight ~ ‘ a Fancy Shades "x , Km 1... W E. K. BANKS ' This is just $9 season of the IAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. E year to wear em. - . ‘ " ' Keep your feet warm and South Norwalk. K? said colds. , ‘ ...._-c.- __ i=1: 'K SAY senoooLL ls INSANE. Q G NIKE“ YORK, March 1.-—C'ounsel fox l'0\ er Cleveland Borgdoll. held for ycourt- martial, on Governor’s Island _ Kchurged with desertlon from the army . , Kin evading the selective draft. and with his brother, the object of a coon. trywide search for two years, today obtained a writ ol‘ habeas corpus in Federal court .,Ireturnable Friday. His trial is scheduled to open Thursday, when the medical boom, which has been examining Bergdoll for a month to determine his sanity will make- its .report. Bergdoll was arrested in his Phila. delphia home, last January. As soon as he was brought here his counsel Kpleaded 111539431 for him, thus delay- ing the court- martial and automatical- ly forcing Governor's Island authori- thes to appoint a medical board to hold him under observation “for such time as may be necessary to determine" his mental condition, according to the army court-martial regulations. Joseph “Davis K 85 Washington Street SOUTH NORWALK BALL—ARD NOT Decloeo : ~sion Leader May Not Resign From Republican Association 1.1!UIIGEPORT, March 2.—-“The .m- hat not arrived yet for me to say. nelher I will tender my resignation looGsCos are “L . slosozg’l'rnoncieo ' *fS OP BEE ORE SIX” Notwithstanding the fast that can ' States are reporting trouble with our: rabies, Connecticut is l’ree from (11 i menace, acc to the omca- o I James 'M. Whittleséy, state com “ sloner on domestic animals. sioner Whittlesey said that there 1 no such ‘cats in Connecticut, to knowledge, and that during the ' two years only three cases of table; cats have been reported. During 191 two horses. four sheep, eleven ' two cats and ninetyone dogs were found with rabies. and during-1919. four sheep. a cat and sixty-nine d were killed for that cause. There were eleven cases of unthra in Connecticut in 1917: thirty-five i 1918, and. in 1919, when the State gan combatting anthrax, only three. cases were reported» rRoamlng dogs constitute. one of the biggest nuisances that tho comm! sioner‘s oflice has to contend with. In _' 1919, $1,436.24 was paid out for Pash‘ eur treatment for dags suspected or having the rabies. In compiling the . amount of money spent by the State in 2 3 paying out claims arising from dam- :1ng by dogs it was found that 3106, :.4.28 had been paid out during t_ FEDERAL COURT i past tw elvo .yeara. DEGREES REVERSED w u 1711:111- oua scorn nonwm man our Lmossmrwononmsmrcorrsmrs Reducedlo 95 cans Bile! 16 13, 17, 17 13, 18,18 1-2 l DAY. ROGERS £9” STEVENS . TWO STORES p131§§7§2‘é§3$ia¥?§3 1.1212212; Nam“. . South Norwalk 1 gov, the Supreme Court reversed fed- 3:; mflwfimxmlmmm’ eral court decrees which held that the statute did not prohibit resale price fixing unless there was intention or. creating a monopoly. "0111 the Fajrfleld County 'RepublicanK ‘msodation 51’ its meeting Saturday," aid Frank E. Ballard, county commie-i Jenner and leader in the Fusion party,I when asked whether he intended to re- sign from the association! At the last meeting of the assooia- 1mm, a resolution was presented byi unpublican leaders of Bridgeport to .19 County Committee asking that wllunissloner Ballard be read out of . :- party ranks. The matter was left zlm hands of a committee and a re 1:1 will be made at the coming meet- Ballard said that. he did not 1px. to discuss the report that he in— -:1-1..i to resin at Saturday's meet- 1.. f‘OR ‘NEIGHBORS’ DAKY,' JUNE 14. -.'~,-r.,retary Lane Calls for Conference' on Communities. 1"-.SlilNG’I‘ON, March 2.c-7A call - :1 national conference on communi- 1~--znnizatlon. to be held here March - . 1 - the last omcial act of Secretary who retired today as head otK nor Department. -.. y. 1mntlon of the Democratic organ-1 1111 of communities, which Mr. l nr said his long public service had! inrmd him was one of the things, '1 . virtually necessary to the nation’ 3 will be the object of the gather- -«: The programme will include . 11 to make Flag Day. June 14, also l1hms‘ day" with community activ- ~ << in every city and county, and ' ullo Neighbor." the slogan of the .uk parties "sings” and otheg fes- = silivs. Eighteen Governors have in- «'u-rsed the plan and promised to :- rye on the national neighbors' day - .mmittee. . ___,_________..._—.._—— ALLEGE ,FRAUD IN TRANSFER. paper , in order 1; \lln'zaiinnq that property' in North (‘nh was transfered for the purpOse ‘ handing creditors is made in a . 1 1n the Superior court filed by love Schroeder of New York at George Edge of Cross River. and Harberger a Stack. Inc.,' of " Setting aside numerous transw r claimed, foreclosure, or sale .1. : ‘ieribution of the proceeds. The ,. .. is to recover a judgment of 1111th to Shroeder against Edge ' i~w York court. ' p, the service requirements. \ \- '3 Stil lson-Powell Corp. South Norwalk” . With the adven ALL Monty quickly as P0051119; " napalm-an IN nus BANK ON '03 “1'0an mason 5th ' .meemdaeu'K with interest from ‘mtmmmhn hsvcbeonsbudonodby Mar-chm 'lihe Connecticut Company has passed through a most trying period since the been by reason of the loyal support and until-lug efforts onlhe part to the people throughout this section of the State. In many instances for 72 hours after the beginnfilg or the storm emplo to clean the tracks and others in maintaining the under the strain to which they were subjected. made possible Kall vehicular trailic. This enabled the gracer, the milkrnan, the expressman, the parcels agent to maintain an uninterrupted delivery service much to the conv cilitated the operation of the competitive motor bosses which did not of the trolley company‘s employees made their opegafionKKpossiblo. those through which there are our tracks. . i K' p. .7. . - Under these circumstances all trafiic has bee on the tracks until the attendant dis.;gard schedules; It has resulted in bunching. of cars and the necessity for turning back cars 0 distribute the service which we have been able to Operate as evenly as this purpose there has been a. man stationed on each line in order to Another serious dihlculty has been the changes in temperature amount of water flows along the tracks; at night morning the ice on therails makes operation practically impossible. is most serious all night long, water getting into the motors and burning them out, but every won't componytonsomryeirorttomntsin andparticolnly aftliis time whenrstuofi’sro have lathe-11w Eowouldosnthomaom'mto mmmwnmmfimmmfim any lines . STREETCARSERVICE. a storm 0! February 4th, and it has only of its employee that. transportation!“ been provided \ . - V a . a yeos were on constant duty, some in an endeavor roiling equipment. various units of which were constantly giving away Theoleaningofthotrookarouprovided apaththroughthodrodlwlrlch post and the news- venience and comfort of everybody. It also fl? appear on the streets until the day and night efl'orts The only streets that have been cleared for truflc are . . 1 s --r .'I_ - 11 using the tracks, Stalled and broken down vehicles; delivery trucks loft completed delivery of his merchandise and slow moving teams have made it m” to short of their destination possible our are various lines. l'or accommodate Ithe operation as nearly as possible to on. - rrnstnlssw. e ' ‘ 9 . . a“ from one extreme to the other. During the day a large the temperature drops to considerable below freezing so that in the Cars are being Operatedcnlinoswhorothhcondition but the drops in the temperature have been so rapid and so great that it has been impossi- u have just received a full ble to overcome the trouble and the service is delayed until the tracks can be dug out. ro assist in the ice destroying 2:111 of remedies for ME. colds” , i '- gnppe, etc. process we have so far used over/ three million pounds of salt. . .. . ‘ . 413.1 .. ,. '~ g to. hesvythamngcondztionswewfllbeiacedwithsnincreasednumberotdiublsdcurs due to wfllbenadotoremsuohcsntoservass r4 onefluthatthasocondnhmmnolmtryingtoourpstmsflnnthoyarbtoubutwoearnestlym your .eonnderstionuntfimfinonsmrostofidtoneml. Wohswrehthstthcommobfigmmupnthotrpmy servicoduringthoporiodwhsnnoothsrmof W was mp3». M ' ; . mummmmwedmmmmmm,mud ova groans 61.03: or six—monunmo saron- l E ‘. Litt! elgirlw dresses, and no ewing. . Mother need no. 51:3ch hours in cutting and Se and fitting. ‘ , ‘ Instead—just a few minutes in choosing. And Big. girls may have as charming and dainty and pretty W as they Wish. New chanibray dresses in greenish and bluish toad. New gingham dresses-in those little and liked check? of either blue or pink and in good big youthful taste“- plaids. New japonette dresses in plain soft colors. Four or five new jaunty styles, some with sash. Practically every one of them “1th collar and culls of white—and each style almost prettier than the other! ~ . Sizes 6 to 1+— 94-50 $5 to $7.50 i . S S ‘ 13 ' Second floor. if you enjoy a geod story prepare to get se\ oral ev cnings of full eli- joympnt. For here are new stories jusfi " brimming with interest. Inscrutable Lovers—Alexander MaoJK Fallon—$1.7.) f Sweethearts Unmet—Berta RuckA-c $1.75? - ,. _ - ,' 'fidal Wave—Ethel M Dell—$1.75. Outlaw—Maurice Hewlett—$1.75. KK K Scarred Chin—Will Payne—$1.75. Snake Bite—Robert mellow—$1.90. .. Happily Married—Coma Harris—$1.75. Andhore, too,arefreshstonesst85cents;scolbo» tion including mystery and love within their covers: .—-_.. Judy of Rogue’s Harbor—While. Anthony Trent; Hunter Criminologist—Wyndhul Earth. Poisoned Pen—Arthur B. Reeve. Boos 0' the Riven—Kate Douglas Wiggin. 1o... Nobody Knew—Holman, Hail. Silent Bullet—Reeve. K Dream Doctor—neon. A, Instead of the ‘KThorn—Glarn Maine Burnham. number- of tho Family—owes: Winter: his. hoes—Lou J. Vance. mo 0! the Lady in Black—46w» Lorenz. sachet-soc “-me LIN?“ re «occur-u 1m. mm o. manor boa boar inf-1;. Mrbertornoremmiaflu memoumwmsmm "W‘mmm 9“ masseuse mswmmmm‘m“ lngfimiinh‘u. infliction!“ hmmotnindsndooumg monarch“ Mum aim Ifowuonbottho
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