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murder and' the woman allow.
When Superior corut opened Den
nty Bradley. swuhed in Wand the prisoner changed his plea and of-
ma; pain. told Jud“ Webb the l {ered to plead guilty to murder in the
details or the experience. He had, second degree. The meat
taken oi! the hadncufls just as he put; this and Valente was gim a lite seat-
}he man into the cage, and Valente, ence.
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.- asked permission to get a drink or wa-l
’ matatanknearbyintheroon.The.$25,000BUlT FILED
é’ deputy granted the request and Val. BY MR m
Suit for 825,000 damages was tiled
Valentn was retained to the emu-ti
nan.
m Bradley.whois‘nyean old.
After trial of Vslente was resumed ‘
; ente turned on him and beat him to:
'. the floor. He then got out or a win- in the Civil Superior court yesterday-l
dew and dropped ten feet to the by Laurence Timmons. a Greenwich;
met. was stunned-anddidlrulfistate agent against m:
not see thh part or the escape. Leo- Witherell and Frederick E. Turner 0:1
hey. who was downstairs. heard of Greenwicth which Tlnunons says Re-g
thatnnuhloandranoutsideandtnnk baccaWitharelltailodtocu-ryontner1
up the trail with Captain Donnelly,ot part cit an agreement in a real estate,
“the Detective Bureau. who had seen, transaction. I
Valente in the distance as the latter, Timrnonn claims Turner noted for:
was running. Leaner took an anto— Rehecea Withemu and also our him-1
mobile and drove it two blocks when self in the transaction and that when
the gasoline gave out. He then took be refused to become a party plaintltf, ;
I W8 “GOD and drove into sme he was made a party defendant. Tim.
street, seeing Valente til-"fills With a mono says he had I purchaser (or 201
man at the corner at Mechanics street. acres or land which Reheeea Wither—
We! drove past. scanned the horse. ell claimed she owned and he could
walked back to Valente and knocked have sold it for 860.000 and his profit
him down. The other-man ran. and a would have been 826.000 but she old
woman interfered 39d called We! not have a good title '0 certain game"
'7‘ brute {or knocking down 8 poor of the 1 unisex and did not acquire
W-" Leuhey remied that them as lth had promised. I
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Children’s Summer Shoes
The kind that wear well and also con-
hioe comiort with good looks. A great
variety oi styles to choose from.
5 SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS TO MATCH
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CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN
81 Washinzton Street. South Norwalk.
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Forest Mills
Summer Underwear
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jiBi’i‘S—tRibbed and plain, rJund and v neck, short sleeves,
sleeveless and bodice.
V9315 3- cut, V shape, strap, guaranteed to stay on shoulders,
39:: to 59::
TIGHTS—Band and string tap, lace and cm! knee . . . .. . . 59c .
Extra Size Tights ...... 1 ........................ 65c 9
UNION 31.7113. wing s'eeve; and sleeveless, 0115' and lace
luau , ............................... : .......... 75c
_... “823’ and CHILDREEI'S VESI‘S ........... 25c and 50:
Tel. «9.
_ _ 88 WASHINGTON ST. .0013 NOEWALK.
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use ’ Your Credit
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to the Victory Loan.
‘We Will Loan at 4 349'
for Six Months
The City-:111'Nhigi‘onal Bank z
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In American Walnut or Antone mahogany ........ $175.00
1-3: maven-rs, GREAT D3336, mamm
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7: £3 1-33?“ ' This May Sale which comes just 7 -e right season offers needed things at good 7
g.» _ savings. Next week is Memorial Day, and at the entrance of Me summer begins. .
All these are wanted and all are as substantial ”datum S MghOUt the 5319- 7 ll
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Summer aniture
Vudor Screens 7
Flags {or Decoration
' " 0mm in theSele 7
‘. ‘4‘} _'.‘ {L Rugs
73%;??? Us 5. I big?" ":3 7‘
ii; ”7 of wool hr... 3%,}; 3. 715, Nightgown- of white nainsook, lace
1 '3 following sizes: £37m \, 3- ‘ "an”? ,‘1 1 trimmed with round low necks hemstitched in
., 1 ‘ 1 51m ‘1 ._.g :11; 6 x 9 inches”: _ _' blue. Reguhr prices $1.25 and 81.50
xGlnches figs; ‘"** Sxizinches ‘85.. sdepricestoo
a xsich r???“ 17h: ' .
+7.9 " ‘3 5- 1‘?“ 5 "I s .1 ans-nag, sinned com with v. ‘
1 .l7 SilsHa. onstafl's, ‘2 X ‘8 ”M135 _ 1 ' necks, short set-in sleeves, regular price 31.75
E; Commamslafl's, 12 x 18 inches Sigma.”
These are all moderate ' s c -' ‘ i
’72“; ' 3‘ pm“ omistcnt mm .1 We Gowns in white and flesh tint.
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- . . 37 These ha to ”has or hand ’0 k 'n cr 55-
h: Mwhteandflueahm'wiih stars on thcbluc, vc U: 77 r l O
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a} inches deep. Sold by the yard, 18 ch. . ‘ i stitc dCSlgl‘IS ‘27 ‘2
1.... _. -.......... .-:. Third floor. ,7 Cotmnern Gowns. while and flesh
B ,, ' t .. 11‘ ' color. $1.85
- ‘ 7 Spam!” m Linen 7- Envelope (Janina while and flesh
White Linen of medium weight round thread weave, 1 Color, $1.00
136 inches wide, regular $1.65, $1.15. yard.
White Linen in heavier weight, ,round thread weave,
36 inches wide, rgular $1.73 3145-: yell.
5 1 Household Linens
Damask Table Cloths of pure linen, circular designs
h handful Qattcms, size 68x68 inches, were 38.00 J
Envelope (lenie- of batistc and min-
sook, embroidery and lace trimmed. . 1
$1.50 up. 7 1
Bloomers of cotton «crepe. white and
flesh color. $1.00 and $1.50
Extra sizes, flesh color only, $1.25 "
M7 hit“ . “75 a. ' m .’ ”to.“ pale pink batistc, regular sizes, Drawers. fillbmid‘é‘l')‘ {HINDI-1‘5. 3' ,
. I . . " j. ._ - 7, 75m. . 75 “M" I
We Doyle. for bread trays, 6x12 inches, 13‘ EB" - ‘ " plain rufl‘led “(A l
Special 39 eta each. 5
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Om lot of Napkin, odd dozens which have no cloths g
to match. These are placed on sale at J
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was - Tub Dress Shirts 7‘
p, ZSperoentleaadunregularprioea.
E i... .. ._ Third floor. "
31.50 m
59 .-
‘lm Qfifll‘flla “4i 1...“
" Porch Dresses
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.' Extra sizes, ,égfim.1r1.t1
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E E 7» - ‘ 7-" - , dMa, Gingham and h
if Jewelry to go With 3 a: plain and sports modck Vuxlcs. nicely mu: v
F I S "“7; ' of attractive models. fim‘q'w‘ ‘
’ea‘rl Buds, opera lengths, "WW 1 $1.50 $3 95 3“) 50 $5.50, $7.50, 58 (l:
Pcarlfléads, 15 inches, ‘bt, - r 50¢. 03331.00 J 7‘- ' ' to ' and ”0.30 z
Familiar-farce, ml $1.00anl$l.50 3" Tailoredsuitsfor
5 House Robes V
Neath, silver ufl crystal, also imitation amethyst, ]
amber and jet. 31.00 1 _ made of impcnui Jay
‘ . , Rajah Silks and Sages, ancse Oepe Aha
ff.” "6 M nlvy blue, black, ambIe; 3 Tuxedo models, suitable model: in siik .i‘ld lint!
. Mlle; ' 1 ‘1' 3 to: Summer wear. 1.; crepe. A Chile} in
,Vlsll Pins, Mn: Wet set with rhinestones, 59 do. 7 .~ $50 m 1351* 3 ' Em which to seicd. d
k. can-“wi-mbG-la-I‘M'h min 3°"- ia . 1 ° 1: 11.3 a“ 3 $3 95 ‘0 § 17 50 '1
,1 . ~ - fir , limo-n... Second loan .. 1 ° ‘ ' ' “
_ Art Department '
13ml received, dresses for children in combinations of ' ' ‘ In tKe Sflk Section "
white with pink, and white with blue, for ages 2 to 4 are some m adoring:
years. 32.25 and $2.50
10‘ an colored 373525 with blue. 2 to 4 years, 81.75
Romper and Hat, in white, pink, and blue, 3‘.50a set
L :1:- in floor. .
It is certainly good luck to find beautiful sill; at .1 reasonable pr’cc.
W’omcn who have few dresses select carefully. Also every one has ,.::
own favorite weave, taticia, satin or crepe dc chine. , .udw
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r Goggles ‘ ‘ Specral \V'lute 1‘ B. .. , - . . Sins , _ . ‘
, i a Chem-e, anch and lovely fabric m street shades, 4O mclw ".
lo wear when motoring-j. Goods regular 33 00 ,
15' wo styles; Shell _ _ Volks, cahihett it ' L3?“ 32 59a I flaw —. Wan ..
Iramcs, amber lenses, i F, W .J *‘yd ‘ 'g. ’ ,3 . . . . “a d
,., 32 00 m effects. » scope de Cine. full crepe weav e m heavy quality. All wan-x
Pearl m1 _ 1- . , W m 7 1 shades including black and white, 40 inches wide. Regular price $2.22 1
7orcd l'nscs. Mtge: ‘5 “-75 d." 7 31.3 " ”d 1' l
1- . ”1:: 50d; , ‘ g Golconda-negates, plain and fancy, suitable for overdrapcs 2:11
é Blfltk Beads -2 1 .33 a N sleeves, 40 inches Wide. Regular $330 and $2.50 .
31:01:; strings of heavy “adage ‘3 ' 7 7 7 4‘ I:
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{black beads. Very smart , ‘-" 7
Llpoltiog worn with suits. j 5
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$1.00 each. is"; '
tarnished-again floor. fin 5 .
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Bag Flames 8: Phil.“ and Strpad' Sing a choice variety for sports skizts 2'11 5:. ‘3-
Shell color, blue, green Regular $2.50 and $3.00
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”A new assortment just
' 1 “Tea Room where patrons will find the best
- brew of good tor-grown in the tea gardens of For— .
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The Book Shop at Reed’s is ““2ch a ;-4 i“ 7.!
~ I , 5a or Ceylon. '
get and "browse," handle the books and is . '
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. _ received. Black "1010 before buying them. It is one 0! the plasmid .. A8
, Cafes with genuinecrenm and as many lumps and natural €011,115 ' 85 the store. 1?
~ & filgfll’ as Win make it fight . d A “It was Mr. Paine. President Of the N'- \\‘ 7 ,7?!
library association, who suggested that the 1
readers might be increased if the buyers 01! 114' ' ‘_
or the men in the service would take a planer '
fashion: ‘During this month I will read 3 gm! ,
{ Other styles at W 1
l ‘11.”, ’1” W h 7 aclf, and put another good book in the hand“ . ‘» j 1,,
' young person.’ This increasing the “HT-‘3‘." ll “‘7 ’7
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Mimi; just right, with whipped '93" “an“ 45‘.-
1. .1.“ delicately brown and crisp.
. Jain, anthems; dainiics—and perhaps a bit of
Lscandal. .
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