M
* hill Alloy!
Our ship is in we're glad_to
and loaded down With
thins- 'besin to
~ brighten up and cheer our
jaded soul. This trade we re
‘ in is like the wind, it changes
‘every day and no one knows
~ what freakish storm may next
be on the way. The indica-
. tions seem to be the weather
' will be fair, but one can never-
risk a guess when strikes are
any,
coal; thus
in the air.
30 if you ask as many do,
. our counsel or advice, we tell
you of the little bird: in hand
’tis better twice. than in the
bush or distant bough—by
this we mean you see, when
coal is in your bins secure,
a
iron: worry you are free.
clause
W by Not Buy Now?
To stop buying is to stop business, blocking the wheels of
industry and aggravating the problem of unemployed.
The fellow who will not buy need not hope to sell, for the
person who would buy from him must lint sell to him or to
some other. . ,
And now is the time to buy. The World is facing Lumber
shortage and we believe with many others, that the priceof
Lumber will not be lower for several .years. But irrespective
, of advances, which we think probable, the difliculty which
you will encounter later in securing dry lumber will surely
intertl‘ere with your building operations.
l The Haith c .Bailey Co.
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STA arm‘s AND acme-nu ions or nu.
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FOR MURDERER
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officers is to establish the girl‘s Iden-
tity. This they believe they can do
within a short time. Vt’lten that has!
been established there is some chance,
was Jim ' "
Triatram , (ScrlIlTTTI
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
vat?
they declare. that her relatives may
be able to ‘throw some light on the
mystery. The work of identlfltmtloll
was begun in a systematic manner.
From a chart procured from a denttst’s
omce Sergeant Frank Virelli ot the
_ estate police of Bridgeport yesterday
‘ made a complete noting of the dead
girl‘s mouth. showing where teeth are
missing. where fillings and other den-
tal work was done. “'ith this chart
gheropes to clear up identity. ‘
Crowds Visit Scene.
Scrzeant Virelli did not dist-low-
who: his plans are in this connection.
“'ith the accurate. chall, however. it
may take him but a short little in cm
”in touch with the dentist “ho tro-ato-d
'lllv victim's lm-tll. 7
‘ The fact that the body bot-e every
; indication of bcinz (hat of a girl of re-
lfinement and character has named
Iwidesprrad inlcrcet in the case. ”on
2dreds "mm-mm, curious to gel a.
gzlimpse at the spot when- the bud}
gwas found “'ednemluy by two hunts-r“
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en and children.
socks for the baby.
in tile Underwear Department
Are all kinds of Medium and Light Weight Shirts, Drawers and Combination Suits 1m ., . -_» m.
Every garment made by a reliable manufacturer and marked at ;. l.“ .., ;.,.
gives you the very best value for every cent expended.
(Silk, Lisle and Cotton Hosiery .
All grades, styles and colors from the best of Silk Stockings for women to tnmm .
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A New Stock of Silk Gloves
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. . . _, ~A—»~g 0 'men. visited the scene yesterday.
. Smith. .L'nderwooo! Fender, BOd)’ W0]. and welding l}lnn_v women and young girls were
‘ Remingtou_ Ill 0121.1; ,tlmom: tlteln ‘l‘hny displayed a keen
makes. sold fl‘nted : - idesirr to New e\el'_\' spot of the
repaired. Rentals "I . B G:- .zl‘mlnd uln-rc the dcatl form “as
,.. mo... MM aast r05. drage M _ ,
. sold at 810 per month. : l’iclutt’s ot llu- scene were made b_\ I .
PLUMBER ‘ PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST-. 50. NORW‘ALK. 'lllc “0“”. prior to the rcmoval "{ the
TYPEWRITER EXCHANOI ‘ illody by lgtu'l‘cnce's morgue “ cdnefi-
- Falrfleld Ave. l ‘ _ ‘7 : fl _ -__ .-__ goat. night, Tho- plcttlres dlsclosc tllc
' Br 00390“ co"; 7— :tii'a'WI'lerIF'd slut»: in which lllc body
Ila-“m ' rveswe'rq-e
A
‘uzu found.
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Garden Tools
Rakes. Forks, Hoes, Trowels,
Cultivators, Weeders.
Anything to assist in garden
fig and caring for the lawn.
J. ROSENFIELD
40 WATER STREET
—-—-—-—-~— .
It you want a real home
made bulk or brick
. ICE CREAM
Come to New England’s and
have the best for your money
‘ HEMSTITGHIN G
Buttons Covered
”arabous and Furs Remodeled
TUTTLE SHOP
84 N. Main St.
80. Norwalk.
10‘SO._MAIN smear
“THE EMERALD”
nmmsronn won my
Whit lli‘s‘l lll‘lltlltls lll" llL'll? (ll. tltll‘
h Spl'llltr's s\\‘l‘t‘l flou'cry lllolltll
of ll‘ tly.
And \Vctll‘s lllc l‘hllcl'lllal
lit'c, a
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Shall bc n lm'ctl stlltl happy \\'il'c.
BRAND’S
n. Jewelry and Optical Store T" ' l
‘ Where Quality Is Higher tr you have any junk .qu .<~-coltd __-- .-
' - "‘ll'..~ll'll ll*"'ll . ‘.. ..- ,, .» .
.. Than Pm 3.23: “ 9 “ * “ " .:.t"...t:; tutti: .111:
' ‘ w. ‘-., ‘2 , . _ .z " sat ’. -
'Ishington St. South Nor-walk. .‘ "Ti?" "’f'j'f'. ""2 “"n “MM-“l" Ljaw. m.- ttm and mm: mat, .m lllc
H. J‘AFFE & AbH .:.ll..ln. :llt'dklng lnlO tlw poulofllce.‘ left “do a”. miflmg and H", fl... mu!
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phone 499. ~37 p... s. 2.1:“.';:.%:..:::’..:':’::‘;::::.:“::‘tmm
2:2“ ._-_. East. Norwalk '7'”) “W- nttlmrt‘mly scared away iot‘l mirth". '7‘. {mid midi, tl « h...‘ m the
T tllc mic “as found wrapped in Man? ”I h d "mm" d U " '
llcl‘
5 SPOT CASH $
for Partial or Paid Up
Liberty Bonds
_and_—
! War Savings Stamps
\\'~- will also hunt you on _\our bond :llltl l'lluljdt' _\ou only l ’.'
$7M \till cost 5...” Soc. Sloo will t‘tlsl )0“ 31,00
No Other Charge
‘g THE ATLAS BOND CO.
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llitllll ll.
' 1'23 WASH'NGTON ST' p‘°°"‘ 2- SOUTH NORWALK quality and silk lined
g Flight Next to Post Office—Open Evenmgs—Up .One Fltght 3.; Teeth Mtsslng.
1—12—— 5“ "l ”W "H" “r" whim“ '“’"
- Econtain gold fillings and two ago
- "7-7V “7 7' " ri' " “" ‘“—‘-$ ,briducd with gold. The lottllzl and
fifth teeth on the lift upon! in“ arc
P. O. ROBBERS TAKE FRlGHT.
-Scntinel \‘fant A dt'el'l iscmenl s
m to bl‘ll‘lg"ll9 best result: obtain
Ten Days Sale
THis is your chance to save 40 per cent.
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TC’BOYS,
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Sentinel Want Ads. Work WondeFA
fl-.-
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on the dollar
I bought out the entire stock of a large store that
went bankrupt, which specialized in Men's and
Elothing and Shoes
Carrie and look These Bargains
Over
S. _ LEVY ‘5
HQRRIS 8; GANS BLOCK
8 WATER
STREET
fl ltc‘s and their tools scattered abolit-
t‘ondon‘s‘ grocery store was also en-
tered and thirty pennies taken.
tools Wt‘l‘t‘ found there.
More .
3 Saw Men NearSceoe.
t From licnr) Banzai. 2t llllrillllll, tho»
[police yet-lento) rem-nod what nut)
‘prme to bv an ltlumrtanl t‘lllv llanzaf
. told it story of how he stm illl :llltottm»
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ihllv of popular design parkwi only :l
.l'cl‘ yards “‘0"! the spot when» the
’vhody was found Threw lucn Wcrc
.standlng bcuidc the llmcllinc. zit-cord
ting to Baltzaf This can last Sunday.
>llt‘ told the police.
lle'dcclarml that the men loll“ ’Ll
llllll in a suspicious manner whcn lu-
approached thc spot win-re they mood
.The fact that he carried a consider-
labh- sum ot money a: the limc tausmi
him to become upprellenrivo- and he
lcl’t the scene hurledly. From a sale
distance. he saw. he watched the men.
They went deeper into thc woods tll-
rectly toward the spot when- thc \lt-
lilll's body lfl}. llc asscl'ts.
Saw Auto in Lane.
Edvard Knutmn. a _calpcntcr ol
, New ('unaan told the police that while-
:returnlng homc two weeks ago. h:-
Lynsued by the lane near which tho-
‘body was found Hc said he saw all
:automobilc in the lane and “allied ll;
. \A'llhOlll invcs'tzalinz. The spot where
:‘lll‘ body was found t.~ :30" ten-t truth
'the roadway and :3" furl "out the-
lane and thc ~|vo| l! a lonely one. lil‘
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: tlc lrequcntcd. 'l‘hc slab- \slticlt
lpurtly cotcrvd tln- collat- vu-n: esp
£‘ll‘llll) l‘rouultt truth) .'I .9. w l"! d ‘3“-
luill a short lll‘lflflt‘l tum» llit‘ plot"
. where 'llt‘ lull) “as found
The atltupn) llj‘t‘lhsrtl lull}.~;t'.tl
tealurcs that it is bent-ml \\ ll pron-
of \‘tllllt‘ in tindmu lllt' lull-mil). of llw
woman. licr tlnuct tulle “in.“ run
fll‘lly manicured and tllc com and -l\l‘l
which (‘tfll‘lt‘tl the body wcr: of got-d
missing and thc tourtll and fifth ml the
lgrt‘at toe on cat-h foot and :l lczlt'n l
protectinu “all was worn OVt‘l‘ Illclll.
Dead Six Weeks.
It is the opinion of thc Medical l-va
:llnincr that lllc body has been in the
woods tor about six weeks. The police
believe sht“ was murdercd ill some dls‘
-—ltant point and the body taken to th:
”-lspot, where it' was found il‘. an auto-
9: mobile.
’7' She is ll-lict ed to be an American.
'~ about twenty-six )ears old. fi\c fool.
five inches tall. weighing about 37-
?al hounds. Flcr hair was light chestnut,
all features small and complexion fair.
[Thelmdy was so decomposcd tllnl lll'.‘
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ll.
’ color of tllc ¢')P.\‘ could not be ascer»
’3 i mined.
5“ The body was found in'n patch of
, woods’nboul a mile, west of New
',(‘anaan. shortly after noon Wednes-
high prices.
ll. KRIEGER 81 C
Men’s-and Boys’ Cloth
We will offer for tomorrow exceptional values in Mt.
Boys' Suits. and Men's and Boys‘ Shoes. 7 ,
Our Men's Clothing is tailored
specifications.
,We Place on Sale Tomorrow
Boys’ Suits from $5.98 to ill/S
Most Exceptional Values.
Men’s and Boys’ Shoes
From $3 to'$7
None better in town for the money.
Yes, We Give YOU Credit
Small Weekly Payments for your clothes will
help you to live much easier at these times of
my
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right up to made
day by G. H. Yance, and Patrick C.
Kcllet of New Canaan. while they
were walking through the woods.
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SUNDAY MOVIE
BILL PASSED IN
pie in his voting district would be
against it. But he lcallzed that in
a majority
district he. represented
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tore vote to override the veto.
had been particularly impr sed wlth
\l'llenthe \‘eto came intothe Senate “hat Senator De Laney ha said of
Sr‘milor Klett majority leader. 1110‘“ his observation in Bridgeport from a
cd reconsideration. long expt‘rience as prosecutor. H0
Th”? Was only very brief dlscus- ‘ considered‘he was justified in voting
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6 sion. Senator chlt said he stood lo)“; lor the bill.
I; ally b." the governor in the six years _ As the, constitution required. the . or overruling the veto. it, ran closew
Zr.- ht“ had served. but he felt that on vote was by roll call as follows: [nEJy for the time being. but graduallv
this matter he could not follow his mvor. Broder. Hemenway and Kopgthose in favor of passing‘ the maria
‘ ‘.0X0€ll€ncy. He “1°39" that the Sen- plenum of Hartford; Bowers of Marc; sure over the veto rolled up new‘
" ate pasg thb bill. the veto to the con“ chester; Deming of West Hartford: 3votes and at the finish the measure
3.1.311“ notWithstnndlng. ‘Elaqg .,g- Xoopprituin; "misr- of Wind—i won by a good majority. The bill
Senator Bough said‘thia was an at- i sor; Bishop. Bailey, Leonard and , goes into effect when the oflicials m
‘1 lack upon the Near England Sabbath. 5 Clyne of New Haven: Marsdenxol l cities and towns take action I
No‘ lOfYalnstmnof hulls section would ; Madison: Golden of Meriden: Wood-f " '
voe or . e oped every senator lutl‘ of Orange: Hurle of ' -‘ gun
would stand by the governor, who bury: French 9f Seymorll‘; F'Exuegfl AV'ATOR NED TO DEATH-
ltad characterized ”this measure pro- New London; Wilcox of Norwich;
pcrly. Senator Hough said he would ' Bartlett, De Laney and Clark of
tee] ashamed of any senator who vot- Bridgeport: Dillon of Shelton; Wll-
(-d for it. fliamson or Darlen; Chapin of Crom-
_ Woodruff Convinced well and Heald'of Stad’ord—zt.
ISenator “oodruh said that Me" Against: Leonard of New Hatred;
., new of Sunday had not changed in Templeton of Waterbury; Waterman
= the least. Be "as brought up to be let , Blasell of Rubella!!!-
tmo in the a“ 253“.“le or - W u’r
”A
all
FACE OF VET!" the four cities and four towns of the;
would favor the bill, he would, there:
He
He knew that a majority of the [160- {of Tot‘rinston: Houlzh ol' Washing-,-
, ton; Tiffany 0!“ “'instcd and liazen or-
’ liaddammll.
After the vote was announced the
bill was immediately transmitted to
the House upon motion by Senator
Klett. “'hen it reached that body it
fwas tabled. At recess majority lead-
Em- King announced that. when the
:session was resumed he would
till? House to take up the veto.
‘ The roll call followed and Hartford
.county came forward strongly in lav-
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ST PETERSBURG, Fla. May 2.
linear. t. F. unkey. 22—yeamld army
, avmtor from Carlstrom Field. Arcadia.
l Fla... was burned to death here yester-
iday. when his machine burst into
flames and fell.
City, Mich.
His home was in Bay
ask y
_ ARBOR AND 82“.:
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Friday Morning. May 2. I
lirl School
(iovcl‘nur's l‘roclnltmlm.
'l‘llc Hl‘oun Thrush 12‘
Song. Voices of lll“ \\ .m
' \
Tallinn; in 'l‘lwlr flew
;Thc \‘atltlc ot Hm
Piano and Violtn S- ‘w
King. Edward lino
. um! lial'l Rohcxts
‘God's M‘rnclc of My.)
’ \‘l'ot'kiltg Togctllcl'
' Thc lollowmc In ;:~,
. Talk on l‘orcsls.
, The Oak .......
;Planting of thc .\lt;.l»
I a v I v p ..... .
Building of the .\'c~l~.
1May [:3 Building llw Ely ‘ ‘
i'l‘he Apple Trce .. ,
,The Bobolinks . .- "“ -_...->.‘
the Violet .. .. . “21"“
iTl‘le Young Robin "
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M 9019.5, RaVlll‘m‘l true.
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