’ In Doing Your
Developing and Printing
guarantee you that we do it ;
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order to do the work right—it
cannot be done in a hurry.
{jar Reason for Our Good Wbrk
1.3 take one day longer than the
average photographer. .
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her home on 16 Mechanic place.
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Detective Sergeant Hunt, today,
‘hreught to the Cheshire heformatory
«ladies fancy hosir‘ry at Keeler's.
Mrs. M. E. Layden is slowly recov-
ering after a severe attack or the
grip, .
a 16-year old First District ,boy re-
‘cently arrested for assaulting a. 13-
year old girl.
Miss J. Olsen has been confined to
her home on 1 Sound View terrace,
with illness.
—Daucing Sat. Nights,
Park. ,
Roton Point
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:Zee our work and be satisfied.
I Miss Gladys Yarrington, 4 Sound
lView ‘Terrace, has just recovered
:from an attack of tonsilitis, and is
:able to be about again.
“Wait,” Say Burns Men, ‘
As Wilson Girl Fails ,'
To Reveal Vice Ring;
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the latttr would not be surprised to
learn that Nauru had been working
steadily at a local metal goods tac-
tory and receiving a reply in the ai-
t'irmative, Attorney Morgan tines-
tioned Detective. Meenan relative t0?
the number of times he had seen;
Marion \Vilson since her arrest. He
asked Meenan what questions the
latter had asked the girl, why he
had asked them. and what her re-
plies had been. The detective saw
that he had simply questioned ”)9
girl relative to her life in Bridgeport"
and also admitted having sted her
how she was feeling and whether
she had enough to eat. It was.
at this point that DeLaney asked to;
have Morgan give the.purpose ber
hind his line of questioningand of-
gered to drop the case when Morgan
said he was trying to bring out the
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PEER—DENIS.
Miss Alice Eunice Dennis of South
Norwalk. and Harry Gordon Peer of
Westport, were united
Saturday afternoon at. 6 o‘clock in
the parsonage of the First M. E.
church by Rev. John J. Snavely. Ray
Peer, brother of the groom, and Miss
Emma Landenberg of Long Island, ac.
companled the bride and groom.
in . nun-rinse.
. Mrs. James H. Hyatt, (‘enter ave-
nue, was a visitor yesterday in l‘an-
bury.
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AHEAD IN OHIO ?
(Continued from First Page).
al convention were pledged to Cor:
‘ Returns from 3,691 out of a total of 5
$82 precincts in the state showed three-
Harding candidates and one Wood.
man leading in the race for tit-iv grate
at large to the Republican nationah
convention. The vote stood: ‘
Myron T. Herrick, til) $7,425; John
Calvin ill), 70,694}; Frank B. Willi-Ag
484; Edward C. Turner, ‘3’), 69,774:
Harry M. Daughterty, (H), 69,174.
Additional returns indicated that
.lFlarding. candidates for district delega»
;tes had been successful in 11 of the 22
districts of the state while \Vood can-
’didates apparently had won in three.
‘Five districts still were in doubt.
1 Candidates pledged to Harding had
'no opposition in three districts. so!
Ethat available returns indicated that'i
:Harding men would attend the nationvi
'al convention from fourteen districts. ;
A daylight savings ordinance passed
:by the Cincinnati City Council was ap—
§proved by the voters of that city by a;
I vote of 19,545 to 13,166. Cincinnati will
‘ . ladvanoe its clocks one hour next SQ)?
Although .hein names were NOT,day ct‘t‘ectve until the last Sunday in
printed on the “30.15. Hiram Johnson, * September.
of Cahforma, Peceived 12,768 votes and .
You can slide into a . ’_
Spring suit here at $501“
will satisfy your eye 3
color,’ your taste for It!“
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your judgment for qufli‘!‘ a
A dozen variations fl'
browns, generous
of blue and greens and
of grey mixtures, finch
double-breasted.
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—-—TRY US ONCE— 1
You’ll Be‘ Convinced ’ :
Nor-walk, after spending the winter in
16 South Main St.
Florida. He is planning to make his;
M.— 'i'uture home in th I: state.
:nmartsmt meetingr of Frank 0.1
yon-z. Number 12, American —Cnrpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed
u} aw held tonight in thc‘Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Comm7_
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: stove. mlt coal. Harris I: Parochial schools of the citywere
175' A l
'Quinlan is in Bridgeport today argu-
fact that the Wilson girl had had in-
ini'luence brought to bear on her to
An . . .uslnoned dance and supper force her to testify in a certain Way-
“ml” "-‘ “r- U- 0' G- 0-. N0. Ripple of Excitment
956, x .l .n the Davenport The little trim”; dot Vermifgtment
z .1. m; .- died down w en ti ge er or-
39:13” 1p}. 1:“! be served dered the case to proceed, and after
u “we ' Meenan had been asked a few more
" " questions of minor import. the court
‘3‘” mm: at Farris a; Gong. ordered Naum bound over for the
Superior court in bonds of $3.000.
The case will come up in the May
term of the Superior court.
The testimony of Marian Wilson
was disappointing to the crowd
which had gathered in the court
room for her recital.
0n questioning by counsel for
Nauru and by the prosecuting at-
mrney she said that she had been
brought to Bridgeport from New
York by one George Lewis, whom
Burns men are now seeking. She
denied paying out money which she
received to either ‘Lewis or Noam.
and said that Nauru never introduc-
.ed her to any man with immoral in-
tent. A few moments later she said
that she had given money to Lewis
but denied giving it to Naum.
‘Tho prosecuting attorney asked
At the meeting of Pride of Court
Narruk Circle, Companions of the
Forest ,beiore the supper last even:
ing five new applications for member-
ship were received.
«Ladies fancy silk stockings. $1.65,
$1.75 & 32.00, at Keeler's Shoe Store.
Corporation Counsel Edward .1.
ing before: Judge Keeler's court to
have the recent verdict in favor of
Dr. Arthur H. Baldwin against the
City of Norwalk for $16,000, ‘set aside
as not according to law.
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3? 1:33;; gaff‘fmfia- received: The Family Album will be pro»
cincts. - ' sea ering I)re'lsented tihs evening in the 'West Nor-
The name of Governor James M,,Walk Union Chapel by a number 01'
Roger $98 tev
Cox, of Ohio. was _» . Y t . ,. 3
in; On the Dem“ 9;;0‘71351‘319 appear young people of that place. A large l\0i ‘1fo b“. -
10¢ In sov l d'm’ pr ential ”31- attendance is anticwated by the com- , . ,
however. t$n£?§;3§;?;g°§tfigzimittee havingcharge oi‘ the affair, '_-———"‘ “5" "" _, 3 y ‘" ,
Adoo was written in. All Beniocl‘atic and an interesting program is prom- Cut. 1; W h, 1 a ).m
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.closed today in observation of the‘ -——-‘ her if there was anyozl; slllle leaves!
. _. 'concentration of Rt. Rev. John G. ‘——We do accordeon sidearm box plea. in the court room ic won
.=:_o his. (xUbla\llIS Goodrich. “Mom -1), D. as auxiliar bisho of mg on a short notice. Roth’s Variety cu)“ he, to be reticent about an.
- d their Y- - Y P u t t her sue
‘ ‘ warn rift“. rem”)? ‘0 th C th 1i (1’ f H' 1' _, YStore. 23 Ely Ave. swerlnsnuel one Du o. : ‘_
' last. night, after a win— ‘ e a 0 c locese 0 d" "n“ 1 ' 3!!er the “oval"; andhesh‘di it?
' ~ ”‘_— - v _ there was no one re s at 3
”7'” 1” “OWL” -—«"Daddy Long logs." eight reels with , e regular meeting Of the Nor son to feel afraid of.~ She was the!)
—“‘—‘— Hillary Pickford and "The Lost City" “alk Chapter Of the Daughters of the excused. to be held as a material
- . '21- Dance Town Assmnbly Palace Theatre today. The biggest American Rerolution will be held at witness for the high 00‘1“-
a 1‘“: 7.1;.5- 7. s m 1. Tickets in— show of the year. _the home of Mrs. H. S, Sturgeg on The prosecution 3"?“3‘” (11:;th
..... autumn. graceBros 01th.; “—7- , Thursday. April 27 at 2:15. Train tggximgg' mas thephriar'roo: Wilxson
‘ WW H Eleayor Charles rherr or 13;; Deer leaves South Norwalk station at 1:27, case. This was one George K-
“ Mllmanf 01’ the “93.111“ avenue. has been operated on by standard time. [Johnson. for a numb” 0f 1“” 3
. 113"“ 1“” for Bn‘lfalo. Dr. Dobson oi Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,l ____ _. ,1 Burns apex-gum engine cos-cs. , lie
' 111m 10 this city in their who successfully removed a cataract —Danein.$Sa.b. Nights?) m~?oi testifiedlhtt he ‘ Sam“ .n a
\vr b‘l ' ‘ - ’ . ark. col-fee house lli‘l‘t‘. and that Nulm
...uV~ .mmmt: re. from his eye last Wednesday. ,Mr. {offered to “make a date" to: mm
._____. ' Kerr is doing nicely and expects toI . . . . ’ilson trl. lie «item! =0
s Nichle, ltoton Point return home mo" ~Dn‘nhur- News I "Pride of Court .\arruk 7 Circle. ho. 3:31;th “ition aid said he wtut
. ____'.___ 5 ‘ " ‘ :SOI, Companions of the. Forest_ held a. with the “’ilson girl to her room rt
M~~t t . - . roast beef supper last event: ' tiled 599 La! tie Street. lie said he
.;. . . . a . ——Dont forget klondlke dance 1g m aye -
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\t“ unan, bitten Town Assembly Hall, \Vednesday Mpns llall. .\orwalk. about eighty ‘got front her the story ‘“ll(l‘ h in
“-“‘l(i:ll burs. are de- - ht - I, .- Ivolved George Lewis on um...
.7 l'i ~dvlitiom they mg . Ippn’” ““1": down to ”"3 ”"9 r"Vitamin in what he said was her life
I 7, l" .3 “I- Miss (1| l"t \' _ C " . . past. Dam-in: was enjoyed after the 701‘ virtual slavery.
" ="“9“'-“ lgnre g ‘ .ara _“‘ Z' ‘ 9“ anaan “‘0' supper unil about midnight and a fine DGWCUVG MPem‘n- in ”1“ "0“”? ”f
inue_ has restarted her pesxtion as time enjoved by all his testimony which lollowed that. of
——w-——_ :cashier in sum & Sachs market on; ‘ ' Johnson and the girl. described 11hr
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3. >01 as, BSQXVVaahmgton street, and Will leave l0< -———John H. Dukin piano tuner from New raéajsegfilfiglahggléh:againsnéii. 8,.
:.-.’.—::imorrow for New York city with lu-r York is DOW in town. 39901111 21"?“va all she said was: ‘Tllunk God? '
~ . .— -- the Nor-’Tamily. Mr. Katz has sold his New tldn given ‘0 Player Pianos. Tfle‘saidhieenan. "in later talks uitll her.
.~. l: ““"s 0, the Canaan avenue property 21.3 “till t-s- phone “at?! Mahaflmmn this week She 1‘01: ml? “he feared lhtm. my???
, - . .. .. . . ', .: . 3 , .-.' —— woud o orelgnors presen in no
- » .. ' 1.]. held in iiggsfifizn3; ”rim” ”If?“ \UH‘H The motion to set aside the verdict court room when she came to trial.
‘_. n. - ' Mrs. H. 8. A _ ' "" “Imus" 0 ‘9" ”mm" . , , ,, who might do harm to her if she sari .
. . . ,. “’1'” ., at 2.15 disnositlon and accommodating ways. :3]“.2281:f:?da;‘,2vi:mt:méocifi: 13:: anything detrimental ‘0 Li‘Wl-i 'll‘
.. ""‘“ ‘ was oula: v . 2.. - ‘3 ‘- " ”Nauru."
to Wills 13c; m:fl:’::0m"v $.12: fildlpfl “ll“: walk ignition (‘o.. to recover about Besides the case of 8mrge Nauru.
. ""M— ‘ ‘ s .85 “Hm Flam, Slim for alleged service rendered was iln “MP“ the Wilson M” testified, 'h“
. 1 n.3,, ‘- you see will be greatly missed by the market mm“, b' 1 1. N l 1 , (s. ‘ ionly Olhi‘l' "important" C3393 ‘0 901“?
‘ . ' mam mung: Logs" patrons with whom she was unmml- H 3 ' “th 0mm 3‘ “moe' ,up at yesterday afiellmun‘x session
.I, i 1w: 'l'hnrsday 1y popular. . A‘li’l‘llpy 14"" “8‘15 represented the .was the one of Annie Cuomo, Roma
' l‘ ”l i ftltrl‘vndant in the recent cas. Attorney tcam». 4? \Vfllt‘l‘ sires. bio with 231‘“
~ .. . (t... ,. g_ .0, ‘ :was introduced to s (l\\‘ 1 ml this v‘as
~ 3‘ 373.1,“, 1.. .3, Fierday l~--Wll.hout t'znl Palace torlm', Tlimsdm- I "n“ ( 1h". man appearing for the 3 a disorderly house and the case was
. a: .1. . ..i d and Friday see Mary Pickford in plaintiff. _ ‘nolled. A gambling i'rvqnnntur's «use
, J I) d" h l‘ H n on "ruddy Long Legs." Jenn Webster‘s ‘—~ 3 'was also pulled for lack ol‘ t‘\'lil'.’ll('f‘ to
“in" EU 1' n 1 - 'th necauso I) fly. -—Mons fine socks, 3 pr. for $1.00 alleonvici.
- ‘0 “WNW 3.121;: When; .-————-—- Ecolors—at Keeler’s Shoe Store. At the momine session or rourvfnzlr
l“ (A‘Ulfiqncr... 1:23, most of The entrance of :l promising enter-5 -—-———- gm?“ “”0 mun.“ gum-V m 23"!" fill";
' amt-shapirs in 7.10 country. prise ill the business; field of the Nor-A ll. ('hit'llestt‘r, a pupil in the 9th 2113: (ft-fig: 1;ileélée‘!J(;l;:lnlflil§:a‘-_‘33::
4:21;? to (itc— ml; its paper Walk marks the inauguration of the mild". Franklin “mm“ ““3 “mortu‘ghrhpriethr, vras found guilty a‘ndvfinl‘d
:iexprosg business and merchandise of mate yesterday in losing $17 that he'szs and costs. Thomas Jackson, 3:051
;s-‘awdust bv the lively young con- had earned in wurkinu after smmofiCentral avenue \lllllam MOI‘NF. 318‘“
, N' . 3 _ H ' . . ‘strent‘ and Frank Letitia. were found
. .1gutr, .uuon Point urn, Star-[pd by 73109.5].8' Bailey &Ihours. Master (lnchester had ”m'guiltV' of frequenting a galnbnnfi
431mg” lrvinir. Their initial effort has been money in his trouser pockets, and he- ,.h0use mid fined 310 each. ‘
‘ ‘ 3 _ ‘glaunched by the purchase of a power- lieves he pulled it out with a hand-l Daniel J. Fitzltoy, a traffic mh'c'v-
-:--v:,.;n.;dr. Vt asiiington tul Fort truck. and they havo already kerchiei’, losing the money either on _man 0“ 5”“ leave; Jospl’h ”"32”“
.1 . void 3 lrntrlr from Ms h l , ' . ‘George Staple-ton and George Ryan.
3 ‘ (h I. ‘ , Ended general large contracts. he- the school grounds or on Flax "mfwere found not guilty and had their
»‘ i- "‘l‘->"llmlf3t. Whn sides having disposed of quite a quan- road between ”‘9 Whom 0"“ ”1" ('On' leases nolled. Fitzl’toy testified he had
3L" erhmc 'ilre Com- tity of sawdust of fine grade and ‘gregational church. He is confidentgjust stepped into Mum's plaice to put:
,. }.11 ill me PM“? quality: so it will be Well to hear in [the finder will restore the money. Vgggiiida :t‘gfliemptlgge eHgalwfif gig;
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. '. ‘ .makmg "‘ mind ”'4‘ the gimme and the smash. C C, limo custody with the rest of the men
_. « 105411011. Lin'hundled by this budding industr .— arpets eaned and com"! Renmmdiin the place. Detective Meenan, oilhe
l:-(..:(Id .n Texas. h . y i Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company . . 9 the first man in 'he
. . s ould elicxt we patronage and the i S '1‘] 413 Burns agency,na. . ,
" lloyal support of the p90 1' f N 387 Ce ' L oephone 1 '4' court room to shake-hands with Fitz-
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1 mon .. . .110 and con atulate him on his bein.
E} 0“ “We” ,waJk. WOULD MODIFY ENGLISH 1min, not gfim °
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. . m mwr-tmg of mel_ _ _ . DIVORCE LAWS Joseph F. \illa, . .
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1am. flay 4, at I 25 North Main. St. ggtegpfigvgaorgait‘moduymg England's divorce Imvg'hxhgds nova: gfid over to the Superior
,. 3-,”. . Hflrne, Connery ing recently purchased the I;alace'will be urged by the present sessionfcom-t in ’bonds of $4,500. A fine of
gglmnflss of 1mm catessan from Mr. 'VVllliam ‘Maag, For the House of Commons. The gov- 5 $1.000 or 15 years Willa?! lS-n‘he 5“”?
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“Mud. also the also He also invites old patrons of that'ernment it is contended. will in that mum penalty for N as a egc 0
- Ye hope that every, Theaters on Railroad Ave has been event be morally bound to facili‘nte‘ At the conclusion of the cages yes-
‘ 7m. scanty Wm hem m " the passage of a measure which will terday afternoon Burns men who were
M , , 'sanction divorce on the following ad- . asked whenélhe retaillgcgegfggodi‘flw‘ii
E“ .._.._-_ 4 —--:if ——-———~~-~~-‘—' ditional groundi:.W3;ilm desertionEEEgifggs 5‘3“]; gm: "Walt?" ’
I“ ~ 4 rlior three years, cruelty, lunacnhtbir-l Mayo} Wilson was present. at both
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April 15. 1920
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19 ‘Years’. Growth.
' 3'1?!“ 3 . declines to go further. - .
m undlvided Depomts 3 Names of prominence in the social
.Proiits . ivorld gore in another heavy lid oi!
ual drunkenness and commuted death
sentences. 7
The church view concedes the de-
mand for the cheapenlng of divorce
proceedings, the equality of the sexes
1'and increased grounds for nullity, but
mulls to be heard in the divorce court
during the coming term, and of the
1,888 cases on the docket, 1,243 are
undetended There use mu tidied
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Weamer Forecas
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For Norwallt and vicinity: Rain this
Thursday; continued cool; strong,
changeable winds, behmingwest to
night. Changes in temperature this
morning over Ohio and New Jersey
are causing cloudy ad rainy weather
mm Ohio eastward «tojlaine and
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LUTHER , M. WRIGHT ”'
Cord'fireowile’ MW”Shd—Na‘ rma.’ .
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Norwalk Chronicler