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A yEspAY. FEBRUARY 25,1923,
l lERSON GOES
'l PRISON FOR
' LING BONDS
will try to set him into their ststs.
It is sud that Bey Slate omoers ex-
pect to,use him he s witne. in the
prosecution of oiflcers oi the Nation-
nl Health sssociation. Mrs. Hender-
son was in court and when Judge
Avery imposed the stste prison sen-
tence upon her husband she col.
lapsed
Henderson was represented by
former-myth. Clifford B. Wilson 0!
Bridgeport. sad the prosecution was
in charge of State's Attorney Con-
ley. who declared the bonds which
dliuiily 0f Forc-
\Vul‘llllt‘SS Secur- were given Miss Cook were "mere
' ' scraps of paper."
'i l'pnn Miss Eliz- .
RESOlOllON
.. in: :‘Id' \ljllrcester, PRESENTEDFOR
STUDY 0F PLAN
ass" and Amster-g
m». \. ll. Pollce‘
“m Hm fiSuggestion Made by
:; ‘;fi;‘“..‘;‘g} Governor Trumbull
‘ H” W at McKinley Day
w -- .. ...-...“! Dinner Gets Action
I . Lrsl
H} .lfit“l a
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‘ :zm'lwir HARTFORD, Feb. 20. -— Senate
. 5mm“ Immler Daniel M. Cronin offered in
Ellie Svnnte yesterday for adop-
{, f‘:lli1ll a rcsolutlon for the ap-
' '1‘ ‘ pruninrr-nt of a lx-gislatlve committee
“ of one snatcr and two representa-
illvcs to inquire into \arious propos-
‘ .115 for changes in legislative pro-
ccdure and report back to the Legis-
l.ltllle. “'lth rccommc—ndations, tight
\\""~.l{S lz-‘llcc.' .
(invernor‘s Proposals .
The cilirt‘ proposn's are those
inlade by Governor 'Ii“l!‘.ll|ll!l in all
.. 3,...
_, ~ ' ;address before the McKinley A350-
.14.? _‘;:<;Cllilon of Connecticut at _.\‘:.-w Ha-
. ”ll: " :ven two weeks ago. whereln he ad-
‘ . ’ : .rccatt-u what would be. in effect, an-
‘ , ‘ “’ nllrll sersmns of the Legislature. The
' 9'3”; . procedure outlined was that thc;
‘ }L'§lr'l;llul'\: should attend to none.
Ti??? 1 but emergency legislation after or-
‘ ‘ ‘“ . suntan; in the January session of
if?“ ‘ . rod-numbered years. adjourning for
“G, b} _ nine months or a your, during “’hich
‘0" , nil hills and resolutions to be acted
. pf lil‘On When the Legislature recon-
""3 \t—ned would be llled and referred to‘
51‘3”" appropriate committees for study by
M c‘ l ‘ lliemlwrs at their leisure. ”
The Senate leader‘s resolution
_(‘.‘! 5 im- the appointment of the Son-
..tc member of the special commit-
: tn? by the presiding officer of that
lady. Liv. YIIt‘nanI—(;0\6l‘ll0r Brainnrd,
:ml for the appointment of the two
House members by Speak’er Darbie.
The purpose in moving (or immedi-
rlctlon on the resolution is to give
llu. COlllflllZlc'O all the time possible
to hcld Learings and otherwise
' ‘ study the questions or procedure.
‘ Umstitutionsl Amendment
. Scme of the proposed changes
touid be accomplished but making
‘ cltnzrs in the joint rules of the
1.4:-'_:151.llur»., others would require
statutory changes. and the sugges-
ion for about a year after the or-
.aclznllon cf the Senate and House.»
‘ :nvum s .1 (onstl'utionnl amend-
‘ ll .; the Constitution now rc-
l.egislatllre to ndmurn
‘ _ \\"dnesd:l_\' sill:
June of odd.-
» ,.. A Sill’ND PROPOSAL.
' . tllnrtfnrd Courant.)
'vilfl offered some ex—g
..z the McKinley ban-i
He '
.-_. 2:: the legislative mill. .
' ze.l:lzes the difficulty or
- n-w things without dem-
-"s ' , z-specnlly “hen there .-
‘ 3". to tickle them. His 116.1;
:.r.~ Legislature should ll‘.~'-'
‘:es b»: appointed and
arts: all gone through. afri.
'.‘-h;rn .e.e should be an adjourn-
Y.“.".'. z r LIZ." YTZOPYLSE Dr 21 year. I“
'he committees should
l}_.
I
... '3 time
haze ‘l'u'li’ S‘Jt)?"’s hufore them nn-l
on Day Specials ’
W ‘ mv-tlmity now to take advantage of real . .
r;:..: . ‘v‘Vl- aim to clean up small lots of'season-
it i". * fl.l".iil~(‘ at a good deal less than cost.
“- Suits
31;;“4‘ EACH
Men’s Topcoats i
.i. $10.00 EACH
‘.' ' "20525.00
. Value to $25.00
‘ ‘- “ the lot
6'1.
92’. will laps ................. $1.00 ea.
‘ l
(“4. ill. $2.00 and $2.50 Scarfs . . 51-00 93-
eq. >1 x3 Wool Scarfs, 50c ea.,'2 for . . $1.00
>15,“ l’zljamas and Night Shirts 51 ea. '
. i .f-n {ind $2.00 Gloves asst. styles $1 93
eg,
91".
'dimi l'nion Suits ..... $1.00ea.
nil” ‘- elnur Hats ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.45 ‘
Gen Lined Coats ..... $745
Allullxk l} SWEATERS, PANTS & SHIRTS‘
' alace Clothes Shop
.\'. Main St. So. NW . l
Stokes Trial Crowds RivaL Those
lpiring with two other-
ls sttrscting crowds Yl\
lcr) is seen in the l
caught by the camera a-
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ghe able to look them up. t, l‘.‘."lr:r=- twin and l‘r.r-.~
I when th y met they would '
to bring to Ucnr illtvlligt-liro.
subject. such as Study vol.
At the re-assembling the i
or could give them a mnssag
ed on personal Oll89r\allul‘..
Would be dclivere
whose members
time to familiarize themseiw
conditions and he prepared to
A His ideas are those of n r'u
has;
9Coatslnthe lot '
. ”use. Silk, Silk and Wool. 2 prs $1 . f.
9231:,“ and 32.00 Golf Hose . . . . $1.00 pr. ' i
440mm Street ...
of Lab-Leopold Hearing
*4. .V'..‘
V.-
The trial of W, Stokes, New York lillllionsire, in e Chloe
ri’atne the chsrscter of his cstrsnged wife. Mrs. He
- those which fought to witness the
courtroom with his
. listened to s witness.
Romnontbechargeolm.
lcn Elwood Stokes.
Loch-Leopold bearing. Stokes (cen-
sccretsry, Merton Brophy. inset is Mrs. Stokes;
{meted out tines thst
- ' PAGE THIRTEEN
JPAYSHNE'N '
«religion
First 'l‘lme_Known in
Stemf’ at! Court That
Ssloonkeeper Is Told
to Report to Oifieer
STAMFORD. Feb. :5.—
Hesrinc tour liquor deletions In
the City Court yesterday morning.
Judge compel Young. on the bench.
aggregated
use in two of the cases. Two cases
filed appeals. the two violators being
bound over to tilt Supreme court
under bail of 81.500 each. :
Lipolit Lake. of :3 Stage Street.:
srreeted on two counts of violating.
the liquor lsW. following his srrest
on Saturday night by Detective‘Set
cesnt George H. McCarthy was titled
a total of 8400 and given a. sixty day;
suspended jail sentence. providing
he dismsntle his place of business.;
a." u‘orfh‘ rfficzrs of the court
The absurd throw; is
‘that those who know mus: a
the ado-:nislratlon of law and
xvi-sit s. ts in laws that exist sh
ld- mum as oysters When Justice
car: Ml cansldv {83101.
Bl'l'm AXD SELLER.
INAw Haven szes-l.‘sier.l
The boot: S’llf-Y' cannot rizalze a
u:“- .‘5 .‘r‘rnvrbml': tilts hls lumze
\\:.. _"..‘~ 'r. re in ranking
inVesllgailonb. <1 criminal n! ”if r; fin "ho sr‘ils lh“:
10 n lxg‘ booze 32d dimissmr the ‘r'zj'rr with
uld mu fa “ink?
It is quite apparerf. the: consid-
'Z':‘.I;lf‘ dzsturl-rlnte (if li"...'."l has been
:11.
so am'ntled and strengthened
'50 than «5.6 buys rum new in
2—3201: of Iaw shall l»: as guilt
fhe mar. rwho sells it.
The proposed amendments to
”tr“ l.‘
and
‘That‘e funny. 'csuse mother
'2 .1an taste."
:S'ltl are declarvd to halo
.! l.{~.r ground {hr-f r'if.’
' r~.-spass-
'ltcm not ' .; huff"
should trend.
advanced
bout
the
ouid !
snd .
morality diznand that laws shall be
that .
vio- .
Execution of sentence was suspend-3
Ied and he was pin in the care of,
Hhe probation officer for A term of;
lone year. This is the first time in:
ithe annals of local police circles!
' that s liquor violator has been plec~f
¢ed in charge of the probation oiIl-
‘cer. Lash paid his tine and costs
, which amounted to 8417.45. _
Francis Connolly. who conducted;
.a restaurant on Gay street. which:
iwas raided on Sunday by Detective;
iSergeant George H. McCarthy. also:
drew a fine of .8400 snd sixty daysv"
‘ln )sil. execution of the jail sentenceé
being suspended provided he re-i
.trsin from engaging-in the sale off
. liquor in thlc icty. Connolly's fine;
ianrl costs. which also amounted toi
.HlT.Si. was paid by him. .
l The cases of Benjamin Arena and;
Theo Areas. two brothers. srrested'
ion two sepsrste occasions and each
conducting separate estsbilshrnentsi
were 8400. and costs and given 695
’dsys in jail. Both of the brothers§
gsppeeled through their attomenj
i and they sre round ot'er to the Su-’
perior court in hon-is of $1.500
each.
i The cases of Charles Shanen.j
ibiorrls Sandi-lane. Mar Swat and;
_' Samuel Kohn will he heard on
e Monday morning.
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-—Advertise in the Sentinel for the
fl‘I’.
l
best results.
The Textile Store
44 Well St. (Fail-fieldr Building) N 4
ALWAYS THE-BEST VALUES
Apron ammawm A}
Unbleached Instill, i’ullysrd wide ...,
38" mm mesbsr or plsin with
(my bards ................... -. .
Hesvy Outing l'lsunel, white, pink or! E
36” Scout Pet-eels, light or dsrk .....
36" White Inshn,‘ full bleached
36“ Cretonne, a. good sssortxnent of}
..e.
..........................
32" Dress Ginghsm. last color ....... ; vds. .
12x12" Linen We: Squsres' for s .
with colored borders ............... l
’WindsorPHneCnpeslloolol-s ....... l ,
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Towels or Toweltng' —Huck, Turknh' or
kitchen
36" good quality Sateen, all] colors .. . .; ~ ...
30" Sirpentine Kimono Crepe ....... -§ for '
40” White 3111an Pillow Tubing ..... i . _
Linen Towels. hemstitched or flowered;
desi bytbeysrd
so" sawed Fabrics. looks like 8“an yds.
end wesrs better .................. g for 5
~36” Dress Flsnnel. plain or checks,|
end blue only .............. |
32" French Dress Gingham, the best:
made ........................... l
36" white or colored Esndkercllief E
Linen, sheer lswn mush ............ 3 yds.
36"8ilk Drapery, gold. blue or mulberry g for $
silk end Cotton Crepe, plsin or broad-3
ed. reglllsr price $1.50 and p.75 yd.‘
$1.00 03' on every $8.00 purchsse off
Silks, Woolen Goods or say Dress Offs
Hsterialnotlistedsbove....- ...... on
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the
vase ltrmor laws should becotuid-
said
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At fi‘, GGLY WI GGLY
- On Thursday. it may 26th. NORVVALK‘S DOLLAR DAY, Pig-
gly Wiggly will girl E PER CENT. DISCOUNT on each full dollar
of purchases. No (2 : rlt on fractions of a dollar except on case lots
and two-dozen lots «in v "lich our usual five per cent. discount only: will
apply. .
is
Piggly Wiggl} will also include the following extra values—
One 25-cup sample package SALADA TEA free to not less
than the first Digit 3' customers. (If a larger supply reach-
es us intime “'i' will be glad to include as many more as pos-
sible).
One DISH MOP \VETH HANDLE free with each purchase
of one large pal-kale: GOLD DUST at usual price ...... 2lc
One package SMALL RINSO FOR ONE CENT with each
purchase of one large package RINSO at usual price .. 24c
I'he FIVE PER CETIT. DISCOUNT will be from our every-day
low prices. .Piggly’Wiggiy carries no private brands so you are being
cf'W'
VERTISED TRADE-MARKED FOOD PRODUCTS at every-day low
prices LESS FIVE PER CENT. ‘ ‘
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE INCLUDED; Su-
gar is included; every item in the store including the above feature items
is included. We do not expect to make any profit doing this but '1‘: is
about the only complete way in whizh a grocery store can particulate
cooperate eil'ectively with Norwalkin a DOLLAR DAY and we win to
Merchants. We value their Goodwill and all Goodwill, hence the FIVE
PER CENT. DISCOUNT and the other extra value featurw.
The buying Public will reap the benefit. Thursday the 26th It
Norwalk will be their big opportunity. Piggly Wiggly Will be resdy
for all. If you haven’t been taking advantage of our LOW PRICE-LEV-
EL ON HIGH GRADE GROCERIES we suggest that DOLLAR DAY
will be a good time to begin. Please rate especially the Norwslk Store
address below, as DOLLAR DAY IS FOR NORWALK ONLY.
Piggly Wiggly
12MAINSTREET . .. . . NORWALK
d? '- rc: ... 7-' 7r 6-; lo.
mm.» it: My-“ man rm-“n "ATIOI‘I‘LLY .AD. -.
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pret the message more lntrlli fauud 1:: th(- prepféil ”1-22 the rfoc- . ‘7‘” 0“ ”W” ““7“” “d “’0” 'h"
all to the (lid that tho Stan. tzinr of rvzr'i“ {‘5 lir:'tl.:.= s7: 0119,73?- 7“ “Ta" prejudice ‘3‘,“ them
“'0’" 8’93”." b ml'm‘c dclilw;r;.. r';::~. 5:32an l.';s.r.r -< ‘v: .:r‘ .irfts-Zly ' ‘ 3'34"”?! ”2‘: C310”! 07"»118 0013" AI '
i .._ “grog.” (“0,9qu ' 2-: l gm!) no empathy srneng rightl . “)5
Besides this. he tale" ,9; “'e are hearing a lot about 11:; "33’3“" W09"- . ‘
the Governor from his dutv ‘l'CS-n to rob men of the r1gh's o . .
tending board mt-etlngs “.hgn a Porsche! liberty and the cry! :ust-‘ 3"“ U17- ‘ A Somahmg
Printions are under discussion - an! cthvrs who have askid the . ”find": “IN"J . .. 'h .
also he wisely advocates ha‘n irrcrnl Assembly ‘ to pass laws lfih‘Y (to guesll—Do you .ln! . a. New
Lieutenqnpqmprhnr mu,” -‘h-"ll~l".".i1‘g' he 2*."Dr:¢~d up; 25...“. ...... Mrs; I‘ll-own! ‘ - .. .
Opportunity to me“ the pncy.‘ Ova .ence 9315' More _.. ;'.v rs. and )fr‘. brown—Yes. uee.. 70.: I
of his office. 0 acre hllyvrs arv doll—.2 bu‘if‘frs ss_rn: 3
' EWBERRY’
Norwslk's Greatest Value Giving Store
Dollar Day Specials for Thurs, Feb. 26
Bigger and
Better
5c-10c-25c and up
Values
Med Dsmssk
TABLE CLOTHS
colors, scalloped borders.
Special
Radio Dep’t
Size 53:58 with assorted Good quality. sfihxnlcss we»...
.. ....... . ..... $1.005
lost complete assortment of supplies in the city.. Radio sets
built to order, rewired or repaired Consult our Radio expert. «
; Dormitory !
BED SHEETS
, INFANTS’ CAPS
;Eiastic back Cashmere bon-
1 not. shirred Crown Silk. enl-
Ebruiderell ruffle. ribbon ll-
round crown. ribbon tics.
Special
.3. ............. $1.00
. size 81300.
if??? ......... $1.00?
High Grade
Variable . Condenser
13 and 11 plate.
cisl for one day
only.
A big spe-
Specisl . . $1e00
i No. 201 A. l, Kling Klose
' RADIO TUBES HAIR NETS
iAre used as detects-rs «~r Double lel"~l’l.. cap shape in
: amplifiers. ‘ all shades. Every net guar-
iffffii‘ ......... $1.0 iéili'i‘ii ........ $1.00
The
Millinerym '° 5"" W." I?! .\(‘“N‘rrs'.~
Isles! Sew York crcalimb. If you
$1.98 ‘° $2.98
White Crepe
PAPER NAPKINS
$0 to a package
Special
11 packages
...$l.00
l Icediss' Silk' Chil' dren‘s ~
BOL'DOIR caps . BATH ROBED
. ‘ Blade of Beacon and Law-
' Regular $119 to $139 values ‘ rence cloth. sizes :2 to 6 ."rs.
l?ni:*.....--$1.00iW $1.00
at
CandyALWAYS FRESH. GUARANTEED UNDER PURE FOOD LAWS,
- PRICES LOWEST
SAFETY MATCHES
12 boxes to s package
Special
11 packages
TABLE OIL CLOTH
...$l.00 flit.f‘f‘f°.‘?.‘...$l.00
“Perfect” Phonograph Records
White and printed patterns
rim enemy triple Plssted; Chinese
- Bound ‘ i WORK BASKETS
ENAMEL ROASTERS
A limited quantity so c-vnie.
early.
3......1 ........ $1.00
All the latest big hits- 39c
Special. each .......... . . .
Tungsten
Else. light Bulbs
l — Genuine Cowhide
‘ BOSTON BAGS
Sin734xlsl.2’xnss
. _ _ 40md50 tt
22:31---.3100 ffff‘f'i... ..... $1.00 inn.'....._...§l.oo
mgvyOoateda-Goonsulity “‘3'“
Blue‘Enmcl OVAL ROASTER
OnsslestIOLnlf‘Speeisl
While» ' Jspsnsse
Bates'd&Cske StrststSeste
$1.00
‘Esch ..........................
Toflet'l‘issne “in"
1,0“) Sheets to roll UM
"Boxes Sqnsresndround S ,1 Hereiiest‘lbw
*ffff‘f..$l.00 3:33:51. M" $1.00 357??le '
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iALUMINUMWARE, TINWARE
AND ENAMELWARE '
1-2’PRICE .
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