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(ITS A. ’1'...— ‘Gowgn. PUF- but ' circumstantial evidence' with
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—-—~- A 35 3 ore-er Fire ° - ‘. .
ION-DAY. MARCH 8' 1920 At theycounty 5“" ”9.13““???
.- - . ‘ ’ last week, the suspect m“ 9
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TOMORROW
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sun uses 6 15.,” 44 Greer, who, he stated, earned-both of . ._ ‘ - ‘
the revolvers, and: tired all the shot- . ”V" ‘

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06d We" Lodge, .

Hoots in Masonic building, South
Main street, list and 3rd Tuesday 0!
each month, July and August except-
ed. at 8 o’clock. All Master Masons
cordially invited. Asa
HI. Robert M. W'ilcox, secretary.

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xer, No. 38, R. A.
-?.Masonic Temple,
can Tuesday, March 9th, at 8 P. M.

luXTARA'ZZQiSAYS
police

ter, admitting every
‘luurdgv and holdup,

‘ 'the pair had entered the store of the
NO. 108, F. and A. M. (ll'COllVVlCll
January 28.
already been admitted, they stole sev-
oral remlvers and ammunition, among
them a. revolver of .38 calibre and nn-,
T.Lowndes, W"other of .32 calibre. They alSo stole}
lellough ammunition to last them for:
some time, all of
Stated convocation of Butler Chap- under the {1001.
M., will be held in pair on Arch street. Greenwich, by the
50““ Main street, police of Greenwich.

 

 

 

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lice first that _ . . , . _
“mm-822° mm the Do ' ‘he remained at the dOQrwxfy on "guard. OLDJI‘IME CO ACHM’AN
'Kelly, he said, carried both revol- ’
.vers. ‘ The ‘latter ordered 'Keane to
{turn “over the money, according to
illatarazzo.‘ The manager of the But-
‘ler store reSistcd.~ There ‘ a
scuffle, according to the man’s state-
ments. and Kelly tired, ‘seven Shots
““fio.) “ms fOlll‘fl ,ll’llO‘ the body 01‘ the man, from both
of theéqi' his revolvers.
ll Back to Greenwich After Murder. .
Seeing that the man had fallen to
{the ground Matamzz’o stated that both

Hardware Company on
From this Store, as had

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in the room
a coach.

Tells of Visit to Port Chester. day of 1m week he

 

DIES. IN, HOSPITAL

Mr. Bush was one of the best known
horse drivers in the city. and. there
were few funerals and weddings, for
many years. {or which lie did not drch
He followed his occupation :
3.8 driver until the time of his death. -

Mr. Bush was 49 years old. On Fri-
was stricken with

Advertised for Saturday

 

' . ork R. A. de ree. A" R- A. M380!“ . Matarazzo. continuing his. story, 5took to their heels, and went directly _ .
erlcome. Refgeshments. told the detectives- that on the night back lu Greenwich. ”rearing up the “entiql‘ealikilglllmewgfd fo‘rmgxlfgicrl
0- BURR BEACH! H- P- ¥ot‘ the shooting. they left Greenwich, ,ilooring underneath the’ bed in the the a?“ S WK: him are hi9

fittest: F- 5- LYON- Secretary. .whcro they had been l‘OilllllllZ. for the 'room. whrrc they lllild been living. ,nfeil‘t‘m é‘h “flotwdgtronl thiS city “‘3
icxprcss purpose of robbing (ll-breaking they hid~the two guns and ammuni-l ‘°' '3"- 0 m“ L , b h ,

Boston. some time ago, a mi el.

 

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llEllifiEliS mu
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CONSTANT”? 0 PLE,
Novorasslsk

Sheated of his prey at

into some store in Port Chester. They,
stores in Port Chester,

——would be a good one.
-the Butler Store in the south end of,
,the village. thinking that this district ,
.would probably
{guessed right. for there Were few pmu,
--- lsons about the place when the shoot-
ing occurred.

mm. which were later found by Chief
m- onr Andrew Talbot, and Officer Crossoll of
and decidcd .lhe Greenwich police. ,. ,. . .
stormy night} Kelly was also questioned by the “hham J” BuSh’ Of this at"

They chose detectives, and was confronted willyl
ilhe statements made by his pal, but
he refused to say anything. and took
'1 sulking attitude when the police NovelGrant.
asked him to explain.

Chief Donovan of Port Chester stat-
ed last wet-k that he did not belit‘l‘e 'ed and sank the German armed m
lchantman Cap Trata

John Bush, a Eislcr, Mrs. George

ad worked successfully

BEAR ADMIRAL. GRANT DEAD

 

lat Saturday night. ,, :1

be deserted. They,

Keane was standing in tho roar of that Kelly carried both 0f the 811113

 

 

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Crawford. both of Boston: and a son,,

'LONDON, March 7.—liear-Admiral
who commanded the (.‘lm- ~ ‘~
ardor (‘armaniln converted into a Brit-
’iab auxiliary cruiser. when she engag-

cr-

gar of! the east

. - -. . S who had . . '
«.mtiérgirinraufgafooml;{11319board the 11119 Store. Counting the night‘s n»- ,and did all of the shooting. He lcoast of South America. Sgtgmlzgr‘lht
steamer Navajo at lllt' approach of ,(‘elDlS 0f_thc grocery, Maiarnzzo stat :llloufith that Malarazzo _ was putting ‘19“, died Saturday, acco l;
'Rnssian Soviet {0,-095‘ and assumed .ed that helly entered finest and he fol- 100 much blame'on his pal. and be-iLoudon Times.
fine dread foms or disease and ship- ,lowed. Ho 'sald that Kelly wont .lim‘ed that he did as much shooting ~———
wreck. cold a,“ Starvation. It was straight on towards lxeanc. and that ,us holly. Advertise in The Sealing!-

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«only after a huroic struggle Willi the = _

«elements that the staunch orzlii arriv-l

wd here'with its cargo of cmaclutedi ..

Navajo . .l

and starving passellgvr-:. ‘ 1
Eighteen houn- nl‘ler the l
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'eiad left port, ”1'? vessel. which had H . - ‘
'hleen chartéjrrd by the American Red " 3 STORES IN ONE, Simmons’ Bed!

wrong to bring tlw illgltlvcs out of $4, ' ' . . _ .
‘Southern Russia was strurk by u . -,’ ALL ON ONE FLOOR Boomer Kitchen Cabinets

{he tihlp so that. it made hardly any !
"meadway. 'In the midst of the storm it
was found there was no food on board 3
:31“! that the bunkers; were moldy.
‘Then for four day: the Navajo driflud l
'helpless in the middle of the lllmk ,i
Sea. while the hurricane raged. i
Typllus t-hen llppnhrmrbn board and ,l,
tithe refugees saw the bodies of SCOlI‘S "9",.
fit their Shipmzltos mnsilmcd to tho 4‘
“waters. Others. weakened by cold ’4
:and privations before thny came on

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"zillizzard which for two days buffeted I

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Jlt last another rci‘ulzce ship picked
up the Navajo and managed UL got. al
‘znawser aboard. Sim was then towed ”ll
".oward the Bosphorus. Hundreds of
file passengers arrived here with their
mands and foot frozen.

CHAMRRRLIN D—OTI‘EL
BURNED AT OLD
POINT COMFORT, VA.

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.Atlantlc coast. was iozaied
governmreintI reservation.
~e1‘0rlefi £11 and of frame (:0 s ‘ '-
l‘Jon. The flames broke out ()xll‘l “illic-
uround floor and soon were beyond
control. Fire apparatus from Fortrosu
lionroe and nearby cities. .
mule more than prevent the spread or ‘
Elle fire to the government dock and
gain-rounding buildings. The loss in-
cluding the effects of guests. was ’eSti-
smated at more than 332000.000. A

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BOSTON, March 8.—The Shi
max-d _etea.mer Guilford. abandougxdhl:
:a Sinking condition. yesterdav. about
fifteen miles omanllfl‘kflt Shoals war:
tocated early today bv the coast éuard
cutter Aruullnet. which hr-d b€en sent
out from Wood Hole in take her in
flow. A wireless measure from the
Acusbnet said that while. tip r lal-lad-
S!!! derelict was low in the v"-"=,r. it
:pépearfid possible to ho". *h hr within

ew ours. The Guilln-d w -'
flan; Ngrgttllk to Boston. a bound

e e rover Dale. whi '-l to)
Heard the contain an”. crew of( 1:014):

me, after thev had been rescued by J

the transport Pocahontas

' . was report-
ed proceeding toward. Newport. The
«destroyer asked that motorboats
want to land the refit'llPd crew. as the

The Pocahontas, after standin"
one Guilford during the day. left?
inst night and proceeded
age to antwerp.

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her
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,AVIATION INVESTIGATION.

WASH'NIGTON, arch 6.—-F'latly op.
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I ’ tour-hour session d"“nt€d entirely to

4"“3cusslon of the dhmgent r ports

;: Id aviation matters by a special war .
expenditures committee. The commit-
”2399:. dividiing on political lines,

e on on y one thin —-4hat the
finite! States spent mori than 'one
Billion dollars on the war-time avia-
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QELIEF NEXT YEAR " -.
.. In F;RGTE:C$RS
or .——".»'o ‘
We is pm-sible during the :3-
at school year. the school teachers
mud yesterday by the board of
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:fiplressed today in tin. HnuSe during , .:.:

Block and Lloyd‘s Baby Car-
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Richmond and Sterling Ranges

SPECIAL .LALL THIS WEEK "
Grass Rugs at Factory Prices

9:12 ft. Grass Bug in blue, 3.... or

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8x10 ft. Gm: Ruginbluegreon'or
brbwn ..........
629 ft. Grass. Bug in blue, green or
"brown ............
36 in. x 72 in. Grass Bug inblue,
greenorbrown .......
27 in. x 54 in. Grass Bug in blue.
greenor brown

The above prices are cheapertllan we
can buy them from the factroy today. '
We must limit the sale to only three
rugs to a customer and NONE SOLD
T0 DEALERS. The supply inimited.
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Cream, Natural, Bram-Gray, Blue, Old Ivory; Etc.w

Allcolors ....... ...............‘ ...... $17.95to$75.00

The best baby carriage mokers’ styles shown here. Block,
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Beautiful new creations. 'l‘h.» n . ~
silvertone, tricot'lno. Serge and l
the best quality. The lllmlle
smart and stylish.

$24.98 To $55.00

SPRING COATS
For Women and Misses

Smart coats mlulc in polo «lulu \
vertone and tweed; dcvp tllt'vvw
city pockets and belts. ('lloll'l‘ vim
Spring colors.

$24.98 To'swm

DRESS SKIRTS
All the-New Noveltyl Plaids and .~ 2
in Plain and Pleated N‘lildt'l‘
PLAID SERGE SKIRTS

Espvrially attractive (iiwigllx ;.l ~i

DRESSES AT
$14.98 . SALE PRICE 55,98

Attractive. practical and inexpensive dresses
SMART PLAID SKIRTS

modeled according to the very latest fashion
idem: the materials are tam-ta, satin and serge.
The material is all wold. 'l‘lae-
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DRESSES AT $1533
' \l'llolesale cost.

Stylish. new models and superior quality
SPECIAL $1250

innit-rials in silvertouc, serge and Jersey; in

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V Nainsook Table Damask

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dependable quality. $4.50 value. melk‘nt dmigna veal son-loo
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. $1.29 yard weaves. Thp Viilll"~'

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Sale Price '

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Georgette Crepe.

40 inches wide, all ('Ol-"‘~.
lug blacll and whim. 32.
price $3.130. Sale l‘rlm

$2.49 \
Dress Plaids

35 inches' wide, Splendid
choice designs and co'o ~~

Sale Price ;
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40 inches wide; $8.00 value. Sale
Returned Pattern Table Cloths,

Fri 9.
C 3650 piece Sale price ~
White Outing Flannel ' -, $1.19 each
Tabl ‘l nkins‘
39¢ van] 9 A a

. . Reliable. serviceable qualities a...
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will stand the best 0! Wear.
Sale prices. dozen '
A variety of neat patterns. in pink,
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$2.98. $3.98. $4.98. $5.98
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Cotton Huck Towels .

Good serviceable quality.
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