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if” Exclusive designs, made from the latest matcr— Waist: White VOile Dresses
7 his, artistic workmanship. One of a kind. Were ' Exceedingly dainty models with embroidered col-l
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i " SPGCial $4250 , ~ . i uhite. ll 01‘“ f0? meriy 35-951 - 1i unusual and pretty. ,1 j
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i Wash Bresses Figured Voiles and Dimities '
5' r. Light materials, easy to slip on, the right dresses Silk Coats Plain skirts and coatoe styles, a large and satis"
for warm summer days, r New models in him k silk poplin, light in weight 1 factory assortment,
$750 and cool for summer wear. Unlined but handsomely l - $595
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Gabardine Coats $18-00 ~
Handsomely trimmed with heavy and effective
F” Black and navy blue trimmed with wide silk col- l ,
' lus, ’ “a" Men S SOCkS E Another New Book ‘ Eggshdde girdles of lace, panel inserts and lovely}
$5.00 1 ' , i A collection of odd 3“ “0an T017” '1 ’
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Underwear Outfit . _ , st 11111::an of the Ow Summer ' Hats Garmtures of the .
Fer Women. Avery “ Kidd'es SOCkS thm ha 'flf‘tgg : for Children and Misses '-'- PatriOtiO order,
comfortable garment With 00101951 t.ops,ulso ‘ mmlthrq of'lce in Milan Hemps and E b1 1i 8 ‘
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Chemise. ‘ $2.00 . . :20 groan-fl him with : ing wear. 1 mg to garments,
2.11mi “mm" and Riggs: Sikkgzgs’ 51:7: 33”; (2:3: to 1. Very reasonably Driced. "3? ' 10125 and 50 0t:
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Envelope Drawer, $3.50 . ‘ , and this 19% Qatar.“ ’ a Children's Hats of Cords and Braid in?
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i; flesh color, very pretty, l Black and white, for ‘ One of the features of ilease lit tlo. folk Fans with flag designs,
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INQUEST INTO itbe alley nay at the side ofthe house I nor of Wood and Burbank streets. city and h was tal n to St. \"11 PROHIETION . H mm‘ 3 3 I-fi—V l _._ “‘3 g
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1 DOMONARANO .i‘é‘ 1T: hall‘s “if. 35?.“ .‘5‘0‘12, 3.1” Attif‘Lmfifffouts‘é‘f $323.54? 3.3.2.1031“ “" “ “m“ “‘ “‘v BEER AND WINE , “X ’3‘“ “WWW”
DEATH HELD 313111110;mileirtilugnglifig fla liliuane-{all except Fled Farina went to Au- 1 Fo1tunalte Gurnari, Pf Bridgepornl WAS BLOCKED i3 JACOB-Y,
(Continuedm me page One) ltAutore alleges that :11: brilllet 111:1 iii: Singhlifgd 01211 vhiiiid iihfeheihgehi' (glimtzapuebsgifiialid‘il'iiiilietkjllg'sp311?“ 1’
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LAST CALL ON
LADIES’ SUITS, COATS
and DRESSES . ,,
quest it seems that the aflrav was’ scattered and Domonemno was can, and went to J Mola‘s house, Ely ave- The brother of the deceased man.
the result of an old fued between ried into the house where he was1nuq. He1e they had 11i11e,beel and (‘a1111111e Donioneiano, was next call.;kn01vninacommunicotion to the R9"
marina and Domonerano which start- found with Autme and Farino, 1vhen.'sandwiches. Autoro and Mauro No l ed by the coroner. He. told about
ed in Italy All of mp members offlin- notice arm ed at the scene of the com came walking into the house lat-' the fued between I‘arino and the dead
the party concerned m the man. had‘ .hooting. or More wine and drink were serv-,n1an which had started in Italy over.
.been drinking and were in an ugly: In the afternoon, preceding met ed Antone and Farlno had a scrap actions of the latter toward the t‘o1n1—1
condition. ishooting, Mrs. Autoie testified that a: 1n ““0” Slapplng of faces was in 01- er‘s wife. He )tesifled that Farina ,
, Medical Examiner Dr. Samuel H 1 gang of men had come from Bridge.‘ i tier. They made up again and anoth- had tlneatened to' ‘get” Domonetanm [dent wrote, that heated and pron-act, 1.
flutington was the first witness to port in an automobile and stepped at 91‘ argument between Jeriy and Au He was the 1331 wnness 10 be called ed debate will delay passage of the hint", "
M examined by the coroner He 1-9.: her house and asked [01 her husband i tore started at the close of which, and the inquest was continued until if the provmlons affecting the manu
Dorted on the result of the autopsy as He Wasn't home but was down to the: Farino took a revolver away from Saturday afte1 noon faelure 0‘ beer and wines 3‘9 retained _
3W“ in Friday's Sentinel and. pro shoemakers house on Monroe stream J9“?- He stuck it in his own pock- AAfter the shooting, James O‘Brien, stances lhave 110‘ hesitated ‘0 say to hum
duced a signed written statement Domone1ano was there. however and 9t 1A.Wargo and John O'Neil, who were members of the Senate who have beeni
,amde by the deceased man, which 110-; he was invited to take a ride The The party became very friendly and 8%. the 5011111 Norwalk station, arriv .ldnd enough to consult me that i' i
tuned Farino of shooting him. The pain went to ‘tiolas house This went out for cigars which they pur- ed at the scene- They are being held "0““ undoubtedly be i“ the 9‘1“” m ‘
ltatement was signed by Detectivc- finished Mrs. Autore's testimony, but chased at the James Palladino store 85 witnesses. Here‘s;in2disaggrgrglj22§3113m$é$gfcfie
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1‘ Sergeant Thomas Hunt and omcer) it is thought that by 1161 actions that on Burbank street. There was anothk Ricardo was released from-St. Vln- 1 I i - . N.
Frank leielli )she is withholding important testi—i er quarrel over who was to pay for cent’s hOSDital today He Will "3001’ sent to their elimination Pom mei I l .6 Clty Natlonal Bank
D“ the close of the testimony by 11101151.. i the cigars, but it was settled satisfac er but is still in a serious condition. present ensure , - ' - ,,
Proope to or the elimination of thei
”Huntington, DetectiveSergeant: Luigi Gannlcello. one of the party, tory He is being detained by the Ridge Prohibition issue. it i generally be-
'I-unt and Officer Veielli reviewed the held on the charge of assault was the Another argument resulted outside port pohce ‘ ‘ ' ' _ .
.condjtions under which the statement next witness called. The whole story over some trivial mum, and which' my“ congenlteitl $113 ‘3 the “£903“! il‘Sdebillil-wrlhg 2:11;: “ASSET: 311:: I he Cheek 309k
0 e 1ema ns 0 e ecease man
Isitwise to keep your moneyinthe ofiice, athome orinyonr,
ind been obtained and confirmed was told by him and he made a clean resulted in Auore pulling a gun and
' their signatures to it as witnesses. abieast of everything. He llvves in firing at Farina. The shot wounded gal-mine Domonerano refused to have. ”333139311333:thinbi113‘gmie to-
pocket, when by placing it in thu Bonk you have, without cost, 1
theadvantage of a check book and the additional security for
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__ (Domoneiano The gang b1oke and home. they picked up Domoneiano meats. ' i
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Dr James Cannon, enanman of the
Antlfialoon League legislative commit-i
tee, after conference with Congres-I
slonal leaders.
“It has become evident,” the presl-I
~ Mary Autore, wife of Raphaele Au- Bridgeport He told of being picked the latter in the arm He returned finything m ‘10 with him. “3 he claim;
9,1 that he was too poor The town doy,:rinclnnlly on committee amend-
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jtore, of Wood street, one of the ac— up by the party in Bridgeport and the fire. and the whole gang chased men l
. £31131? men, gave; irfiportgnit testimony. coming to Norwalkt In the car were lAutore up Wood street. As he was $32.”;‘1‘tfimfili‘° bear the ex" i your surplus funds?
at s ory o t a a or. she first Lorenzo Farina. Fortunite Gurnarl about to turn into the alleyway, along
iold how she heard the shots outside Joe Ricardo, and 11 Jerry and Charley side of his home at 21 Wood direct, ‘ ___.___ H'CHESTER S’Pflls l checks are 0f value only to the person in whose favor they
of her house ran out and saw a bunch whose last names he did not know, Autore turned and tired three shots. , “3.5.33“ 1 ‘ are drawn—they give satisfaction and add dignity ”your bad"
of men holding her husband by the and one. man whom he did not reoog one of which is thought to have hit A social and dance Will ‘be held 1" “(mm i 11283 transactions. ~
neck and beating him. He was pray- nize at all. Ricardo. Gannlcello with some. of .me, Fourth of Ju1y evening at the Catho- . mum on no 11.1.1 manic l Your personal interests, we believe, are well served by 3h.
ring to the Virgin at that time and The automobile. the party came others, picke up Ricardo. took him he club house y West aVenue under | mfiwli‘m.y us hand checkbook
hollering. "Save me, sure me." She ove1 here in, was a jltney, and op-' to the auto,a ad back to Bridgeport. ’ P ' mu“ mfg“, r1 1 y l f rt
‘ran towards him. At that moment. mated by Fred Farlno. Because of aiBecoming alarmed at his condition, the auspicesqot the Catholic Club' A . mnnmuw51MM #3134: i We “n money on arm m0 gage.
' Jnrenzo Farina, came running into puncture it. was stopped at the cor- Ithey informed a policeman in that delightful time is MUCIDMEG. SownYnRufifimS EVERY“ER£ 11 f;
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