WW
WE KEEP OPE”
SATURDAY NIGHT
T0 9 P. M.
JUST ascntvnn
NEW sans
$3.00
These shirts were. bought
months ago,
worth considerable more than
$300.
g; 4‘. -..
and are today '
‘R-
yesterday. This makes a total of 68 .
cases which have been nolled to date.
About '50 have paid fines or forfeited
bonds. The othcrs taken in the raids
have not yet been put on trial.
In recommending a nolie in the case
of the 38 men discharged yesterday.‘
Attorney DeLaney said: "There is no
evidenCe on which to prosecute these
men."
: In commenting upon the transfer of
l Captain Peter Hall from the first pro.
|
i Curtain Materials—
l A very large assortment in Gre-
tonnes, Scrims, Figured and Dot-
ted Swiss, Marquisettes, Colored
iMadras and Burlap“ also a com-
plete line of made-up Curtains.
l
1 E. K. BANKS
i cinct to the third yesterday, Acting Su-
perintendent Cha1les S. Suckley said
i that the transfer should not be cons-
; trued us a reflection on Captain Ball.
court room will be cleared of specta- POI‘CC to Seek “Show Bowm" Want
tors when she takes the stand to give Members of the force who iavor
her testimony such a course declined last night to
' Approximately 50 Burns men are speak for publication.
still in Bridgeport wo1king on the vice
investigating. The Bums men claim!
that they ha\e secured testimony and
affidavits of the most startling char
acter which will be made public after
several important. arrests are made|
either in Bridgeport or other New
England cities within the next few
days. To make public just now facts-
which they claim to possess would je—
opardize the lives of several of thei1
agents who are close to the alleged
Mahackemo Hotel Block
‘ South Norwalk.
——The Best Salesman—A Want
_ :1-
COUGH, cows,
'BRONCHITIS,
\ , o
3: J h aVlS
1. 85 w ' Street
scorn nonwnx.
nudgate Plans Fight 11"
C harges Are Preferred;
V we Inquiry Continues
(Cont inuead From Flirst Page)
._-c111inuing their investigations in-
> 1- rice conditions in the city with una-
. in] floor. Last night the detectives
1-: the local "vice squad" placed un-
”.1r1est Joseph Torres Villa 01! 372
»- 1 . street the man whom the Bums
.:1-. ms were seeking Saturday night
"El’ir‘n they raided the house at this
.11?1‘.?Pss and placed under ar1est 20'
'31111nim'ds. The alleged proprietor of
'hc house was the man the Burns op-
. ., .1HVPS were after when they made
we..- mid Saturday, they said last night,‘
3.111 v1 as the man against whom they
1 1 lnon gathering evidence over a'
by ind 0f Ill'llly weeks. !
\fi die is charged with keeping a dis-
1h houst and with iiolating Sec '
11 6319 of the state statutes which.
:cnhs a penalty of not more than!
years in prison or a fine of $1 000
~13: I111. charge of enticing or using te-
,£0r immoral purposes. '
Serious Charge
1: is charged by the Burns men that
11:11:51 11 were brought into the house
rm 1.41tu1day and Sunday nights and
‘11- 1 they shared with the proprietor
:11". .1 house the money they received
311m [lie roomers.
Huskies the Burns men who have 1-
131 n shadoning the house On State
$11-11 for several nights past in the
2111» of arresting Villa, several local
331111111 in plain clothes, members of:
11*- so—called recently organized “vice.
m'l ~."11i
d Villa last night. Lieutenant Barton
{hr—r. been workng on the case and Pa-i
11-- 1111‘ 11 Walter Auger and Michaelf
2t .11 lsky were credited with Villa' 3
81‘?“fo 1'
\i 1111' :2 bail was placed at $2, 000 and
1h .1 is locked in a cell at headquar ]
i111 arraignment in City court this
Morning.
Giri To Testify.
thinking about "starting
lyife all over."
assisted in the apprehension ‘
vice trust members ot- the present
time the Burns operatives said last
night. '
DELaney “Makes Good "
' Piosecuting Attorney Alexander L.
DeLaney yesterday carried out his
threat to dismiss the actions against
manv prisoners taken in Saturday
n1ghtsra1ds unless the Burns men
'produced evidence to convict them.
Thu-iv eight men held as frequenters
of disordmly houses were discharged
Countless grave sicknesse. are re-
cognized by the medical profession as
having their direct or indirect cause
in a neglected cold or cough. Kerr's
flax seed emulsion, Linonine. is help-
ful. Medicine knows no surer healing
agent for the inflamed mucous mem-
branes of nose, throat and lung pass-
ages. Thus, while Linonine is relicv
lng colds, coughs and.bronchitis it is
Price and
Quality at-
/ ‘1‘ em
ERE are best grades of Grass
tilizers, Rollers. Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose.
WHEEL CULTIVATORS FOR THE GARDEN _
Bakes
Hoes
Spades
Forks
—-also Fer-
Seed Drills
Hand Forks
These and all other necessary equipment and supplies
are being specially displayed this Week. Come 1n today.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
1'1": WINKHEIIZR sronz
\
also building up the general health.
All druggists. 60c and $1.20.
All druggiets 60c and $1.20
tract smok-
ers to the -
COO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
United’ Cigar Stores ‘
Agency.
FREE tomorrow (Satur—
day) 10 CERTIFICATES—
with each even dollar pur-
chase of Cigars, Cigarettes,
Tobaccos, Candies, etc.
' First of all quality
which has made the
United Cigar Stores Co.,
with its 1500 stores, the
greatest retail concern
in the world. Then sell-
ing prices based on such
Young Man to r 1
Embossing.
LOUNSBUBY 1h MA
SON 00.
l'M. WE LL 3 ‘ '
$1.17 You WELL? ]
STE ERIZO i
THE ANTIIEPTIC
Phone 1959.
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
Are your brakes in A1 condition?
, Do your wheels line upO. X. that you may get the full
mileage on your tires? '
Are the bearings in your motor in good condition?
Nowisagoodtimetogo over the car and have itputln
readiness. You will want it just the day you find you have
eglected to have your work done.
at the old price.
atremendous outlet.
.see how true
coco
NWT“...
Louis ' "
Post ce Block
49
TIN’S GARAGE
gngnmzeo: co: to “0 co :«fiozoozoozeozo
AS a United’ Agency o:«:»:«:oo’ 00:09:00}. ’oooooooo.oo:oooooo.oe’« «zoozoozuzoozoo .
both advatnages are .8.
ours. .3.
We are bound to be _.‘._._ ____ .3.
out of reach of competi- oo
So .‘fNO ‘ '
.00
! Here are some just arrived; smiling after their jouru
1
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Women’s joyous
new low' shoes.
Splendid in their comfort. and freedom and beau-
us m their efiect, how gladly every woman welcomes
the low shoes of Spring!
New ones come hurryin , sort after sort and st in
ifter style. g y
neyh-
Black suede Colonial tics, one cyclct, leather French
heels—$12.» 1
Tan Russia calf broguc Oxfords, low heels—$13.3
Nut-brown calfskin oxfords, smart sizc— —cyclet modeli
S
$351116 black calfskin in six—eyelet model, Cuban heels ‘
#10. 5133i: brown calfskin oxfords with six eyelets—oi
For girls and children:—— " i
1 , Black calfskin oxfords of style and good service—«-
$5.50 and $6.50. 1 f
’ Dark mahogany calf oxfords~$4.50 to $6.50.
‘ Brown Trot - Moe oxfords, very tough solos —- $4.50l
and $5.50. 1
Main floor, rear.
Jazz ’kerchiefs;'
midd’y ties.
,Zipi Zing! Enter the Jazz handkerchicfs 1 1 ' 1'
No softpedal on them. They are the real Jan. ‘ "
1 'At! lleast half a desen colors in each — and what
Patterns as jazzy as the music of any blues you overt
POI—1.. -«Wm— v
1.
1
3 And they are meant to be heard as well as seen—25o.
New middy ties of rich and brilliant silk, out in the,
ct three-cornered shape and nicely hemmed alli
~ vy and black and red, fine quality—$1.25. "'
I 'tial handkerchiefs for men; with initial big
enoug so a man can see it at a glance. Soft cotton —-.
12 1— 2c fine soft mercerised cotton—35c.
with pr ty e broidered corner. Some pure white, some: ,
ry donc' 1n colors. And dozens of dificr '
12 1-20.
Center aisle. rear.
....-
Little girls" special
white dresses=$l.59-
'j Durable and easily- laundered and staunch whitq
can.
Three or four styles, with pleats of good breadth an
smart little belts.
1 But one is a middy dress, regular little middy and
\separate pleated skirt.
SmesZtoG, wellmade,regular$2and$2.50—$Lw.‘
‘ .. Second floor.
- 11.11;.- Wilson, 17- -year- -old girl" ar-3_ tion. The best brands at £0 :2.
.1": . 21:.“ strifeszizziszmr‘s . the lowest mug... of 3; ,z,
,1~ most important witnesses will profits. ' en, S an 03’ S, ..
41- :1ll(d to the star? in Citlyt‘ic‘fglé‘; Otherw’ 158 it W0u1d be so ..
$.13 .ilhfidgugelfieihglirifyre :‘Such a. thee-purchase of a single ” u
311 1111111110. has the girlttgld 111:1: 1:31:83 store against the pur- co . l'
L. l'. (Etmlhat'tsilfuefspgcxfiinor, that the chase Of 1500. At every :: ..
turn 1 >mebody ln-be- . 9:. .
Pana-Straw-La Hat Dye tweenblto tgo: a DI'Ofit {:9 .3: .3.
o lo are a e o urn over 0 ”
In An ° q the customer. " For saturday Only we are placing on sale350 .3.
25¢ Der battle And we do it—that .. Sh d OXf d t .3.
x: v ' 9 O.
51 tillson-Powell Corp. :ums up the '1 United 3’ 1 pairs of Men’s and Boys’ oes an or s a 3,
gency propOS1 ion. ,,
South Norwalk To prove all this is so, 3: greatly reduced prices. ,,
3 3’ try any one of our cigars ~ 8 ..
_for example I:: gums snogstiagaucy ups,ta11 calf, regular $14.00 value. $10 00 '3‘
. v. , peela or an? 0’0000‘0-'ooo’o-ooooooooo-oo-oso...onIn. . - ofluoooojc‘ ‘o'o- ..
1 Dubonnet C1 or" all .3. MEN’S SHOES—Darktan blucher with rubber heels, $12. so value,- 3.
, o it 3
3 . " Special for Saturday .1. ......... Lei - :3.
Sizes; 8C and 11p ’3? MEN’S SHOES—English 1 dark tan with Neolian solos and heels; $8 75 ’f
.. $19 00 value. Special for So ay .. ..................... ;._........._._..-.-. :9:
This Agency allows 1' . up” - . “ - 3
- 1 - .3 MEN’S OXFORDS—Dark tan, ohan soles and hccls~ $11. )Ovalue. 50 00
' Umted Clgar Stores oer- 3’ S ' 1 f r Saturda . . . ......................... 30
t1. tificates With all pur_ .3. 1- poem 0 y . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .z.
1 ases 0f cigars, cigar- ’3‘ lgIEN :18 SHOIESf—Black, Enghsh last, 11 metal, rubber heels: $10. 00 value. $7 00 %.
e tobaccos, candies, 0:9 atur ay on y ............... . . . . . . . . .................................. .‘
etc. kelhome a front; :: LTEN’S SHOES—Black b1ucl1cr,gun me .00 value. $8.50 é.
illm 0g and et a Saturday only ........................................................ on
- 3 ' " the f“ the H“ of N MEN’S HEAVY WORK SHOES—$6. 50 to $ alue - To 0" '
Enjoy S cceSS " artides f Whid‘ the :3: Saturday only .................. . ..................... $4.50 $5.00 0::
. p . _ o
. " Cfmficagfs are 9’“ of. LITTLE MEN’S SHOES—Rice and Hutchins’ e; sizes 10110 13 1-2. $4 25 ’3‘
Whlle Yet 6 angea 9' 'i’ Regular $5. 50. For Satudray only . . . . . . . . . . .............. . ......... o .g.
. O. .
1 am, 3 BOYS’ DARK TAN SHOES—~English last; sizes 1 to 5 1-2 ;.$8 00 value. . ..
Young H Rose nfeld :: For Saturday only .............................. . ...................... $6.75 .3.
Agent of the United Cigars Go. .. BOYS’ DARK TAN SHOES—pad sizes. ‘ ‘ $4.75 .0
Take the stead-sure-sav- - 9North Main St. N C To close out at I ...... : ............ , ................ . .......... . . ........ . 3.
ings-ba’gk WAY- Ten t° one '1' The UNITED SHIELD is :3: These shoes were ordered 18 months ago, and owing ”prices going up, the manufac- ,i:
you will. “WV" Whfle the Sign and the password is o: turer did not want to deliver same. One of Norwalk' as prominent lawyers fought our case x
that mm" 0f yours Wk? ' SERVICE ‘ '3‘ and Shoes were delivered at last year’s prices. Therefore we are able to sell at greatly re. 1.3.
til-1ed . some gag-5;: an: ; ’ :3; duced prices and want you to, share inour'g’ood luck. g.
° “mg “P Sooner or later you ll .8. . ' .3 ..
y
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First dollar
sends machine.
As soon as you join the Howland Sewing-Mach
club and pay your first dollar as a member your mac
is started on its way to your home.
That 1s the condition of things this week.
BUTtheclub rollswillclose Saturdaynighta.
thereisnotimetolose. ' '
1 Asamemberoftheclubyouareentifledtochoooo
hegulargumnteedli‘reemachineatitscashprioeot
mt machine is a reliable tested eficient
chine. It does every sort of home sewing with
easeand quiet. Itdoesnot tireonstooperatea
Forithasballbearingsandeveryotherdevicetomoh
smooth-runningandeasy-running.
Itisahigh—grado guaranteed dependablew
mundane. "
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ltheprioeatwhichyousecureitssamemberoi
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‘idiioaastraohsrgesofany
, sort. othoenfiresmount
Whpaidinsmallmat interrsla
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