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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 4, 1920 · page 2

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struck and knocked down by a heavy
limousine automobile. owned by O'Con-

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CORONER "FINDS
CROAL GUILTY OF
CARELIQSSNESS

ago. since which time he has been
driving automobiles for O'Connor, for
hire. Frank DeMartino. of 16 Mechan-
ic street. South Norwalk. another
chauffeur, employed by O‘Connor. oc-
cupied the front seat of the automo~
bile with Croal. who had just left his
last passenger in“ Norwalk and was
proceeding to the garage in South
Norwalk,

West avenue. at the point of the ac~
“,cident. is well lighted with electric
lights. and Well paved with wood

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(Continued mom r pug blocks. it was raining and the road-

R! at 9) way was slippery, and known to be

mission Wgs giVen but later Deputy Slippery. The trolley car was well
‘Coroner Stevenson said that 'he was lighted. Only one head light on the

auto was lighted. The trolley car had
stopped, at each of the several blocks
just above Reed street. to discharge
passenzers. The lighted trolley could
he seen {or at least two blocks back
just before it stopped at Reed street.
(Tron! applied the auto brakes. Which
caused the auto to skid and crash.
Fairfleld County, with great force. into the trolley. as
DEPUTY CORONER‘S 'RE‘PORT. it stood. and become wedged lietxyeeh
The undersigned. Ileanry (j_ smvomlthe trolley and the curb. mutant: it to
'50“. deputy cotonvt‘ {or Foirfieldtsmp‘ ,
county. haviugmmico m‘ the death ot‘ing at too mold a snecd. haying rc—
Archihald Victor Brandish“. a White, gard to the cit-cutnetzmces and swim
male person, ‘36 year; 01¢ mm of mg tion. and that he ot‘nrnfod the auto in
Town of Nov-walk who. on tho 19. (luv :1 negligently rmd criminal manner.
‘01" Augtwt, A. I)” 1.030,, (“(3.1 :t sudden. The. deceneed suffered n fracture of
untimely, Violent death. at the Nor- the base of the skull
Walk llofipiml. in the Town of Nm~.[tlie(l several hours later.
walk. haying viewed the body of thp’ I am satisfied that said death tree
deceased. and mode immediate in— cotter-d hy the criminal act. OlllYSFlfifl
(11111." concerning his death. do herein»,:md (-urelt'issnoss of said From. and of
certify ‘hut said Archibald \‘irtor Downtime other.
(“3’13 died, in Nt’zrrcullc. on tho ls." l hold 5th i'l’lilpf‘t M ”l" (‘l'l' “Nil"
day of Auguet, .-'\. D. 1930‘ fro!“ acci- ‘- t-rotii. in South Nm‘wnlh.’ on :‘JltllST
dent. (is set I‘ h. hem“: 1::td. 1.020. at which limo l txomined as:

convinced that Croal was responsible
and that he would order him held.

(‘roel is still free under bonds of $2.-
500 and will appear before Judge V05-
burgh in the downtown court Friday
morning at 10 o‘clock.

The findiner follows:

STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

 

 

 

 

 
 

Suiti dorm: '41 “'11,.- .o. passenger on Wi‘llt‘SS‘NI ‘
a. trolley «an urmnoding mun. 011‘! Dr. anuni H. littlttitlstnn. medical
West avenue. South Norwztlk. in tin- wxuthitim: South Norwnht:
chr to his .eizuoh the cur «tommd. m llm‘z": .1 t‘rotll. 2“» Monroe st"ret,:
the corner of Rewl strum (on w},_-;,4;1 Smith Norwnlk:
street he liuud‘t. nt 1M1": o’clock, on Front: l‘eMrtrtino. ll‘. Mechanic
the eveningr of .lulg.’ .‘Tlpt. 1:020, rte. strict. South Norwull-zz ,
teased alightrul to ‘llle- roadway and (Emmet. liplaimg in ("odor street.
awaited for two tl'l':‘nnl::. lit-.I‘bm't mm: South

and Edward G. Alli-19y who w re pay--
ing the conductor. 1-» :tlicht. As rio-
ceasetl stood in the" t'nmlvsz-y. licztt' iltu
right rear stop of the trolley. he was

Fwn‘j. F. Morlw-w, 12 llurritt urbane.
Stu‘h Vat-wall: : .
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South Norwnlkt» '

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“lliioved . Flt. m. '* fi-l' 1" ' ' . 2. There is no allegation in said
"31‘; k; m5». “WT ”Fulfill? we‘iégutl‘"&%l§ym? 3""! gllfidie mplaint setting forth or in any way
7 I b g . 7‘ ’ “e’fip& ‘ :h -, 1.? v-r - .... ., _ . . .. .1 ‘d'
V I . ' l Croat is 0f th?’élf‘e°bf’2@3§§rs, and 3&3“ for managing:3;:.néij‘ggntéxdmunrmg 'what section or said 01 1-
‘ 7_ lives at 26 Mont-”Be et‘téiet: in said to drztziiéif.Cf—Hefigcm’an‘v me prosecu‘t‘jnance IS accuseg of‘xiolatlrég. under
.. 4% 1 South Norwalk. He is'an auto-mowing attorney of the City court. of 3~ T118} the. 01mm?“ complaint
- - 2 chanic. He has a driver's 1icensc.South Norwalk, for his action. fivhlch this .walram ta.“ nd “nee..-

V BELC'ANS Which he first received three monthsi In accordance with the statute. x;was—»—issued 15 deiec “8 a

I find that Croal was m'oceed.‘

from which hei

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, Our 20 Per Cent.
iscount Sale ,
Begins TUESDAY, AUG. 3rd

We Have Placed in This Sale all Our Men’s and Womean

PUMPS, OXFORDS and RIBBON TIES

Also All-White-Shoes in Canvas, NuBuck and
, Reignskin Cloth.

The Wise purchaser will appreciate the savings as well as

the quality of the Footwear offered in this sale.

 

 

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1.9270

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

complaint are defective in that they:
do not charge the accused With any
violation of said ordinance as there,-
Bahama. '

Edward J. Ainley, 14 “'est avenue,l
South Norwalk; l

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have delivered the body of .sakl dental“ in that no DTOViSion 15 therein

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ceased to his family for burial, at Riv- 33%.?”mgoélfizgnpggglgvfll:0-
erside cemetery, at Not-walk. ‘

Dated at Bridgeport. Connecticut. ever. 7 .
. .. . e 4. That said ordinancea 18 ”"1119?
this era da“ or August, 1920' ldefective and uncertain in that it

HENRY C. STEVENSON, . ._ ‘ .
,» .does not define in any of its prmision
ziDeputy Coroner tor Falrfleld County. \the space or or ith hich it is

‘ lintended to prevent the “parking” 0f

 

NE‘V ORDINANCE Evegid'l‘shat said ordinance attempts
‘VOULD KEEP ALL lillegally and unlawfully. to delegate

{to its police departments the power
‘0! fixing the limits of, and the area
,within which. the parking of vehicles
its prohibited. and is therefore vold
l . .. . , {and unconstitutional.
morning. Henry “liking of). Northi 63. That said ordinance is un-
‘Maln street, :1 hakgf‘ throumi . hlsiretztnonable and oppressive in that it.
POUR-““1. AUOI‘H‘PY ll ”“1"“ A- Grlfi‘m'ldoes not permit the accused. whose
tJru filed a demurrer to the flmrgegibusiness is located within the pm—
the

vthat he had violated the mflmmlwihibited areas. as indicated by
;police department. to use any vehicle

last week by allowing his automobile'
it” 5‘9”“ {0" a. ““3““ of‘time 0" North die may haye in connection with his'
"“9”“ ”"95" in ”m” 0‘ his place 0‘ ’husiness any length of time in front

ON THE MOVE

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ibusincss. . . . t] -of his store for any- luwful purpose.
l J‘Wge _ \osburzh continued ‘ ,lo. ". That said ordinance is void bc-
lmm until “ox" Monday mmnmglcause it is unfair and discriminating

SOCIAL NOTES iTE-S’rlnoitmu .

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Miss Helen C‘allnhan at 47 Vest't . T ER ITT
fi’ooster street. and Miss Ilene. . Meek: CORG' M R ’-
han of 4" \Yashington avenue. its-.21.: .— ——
bury, 118:9 returned from-Bell island} (Eolfthiued from Page One)
where they have been expendmso at .

Week’s vacation. .tllcy may incatsure the {Must}.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer S. Cummings; “But we went a Dem... that 1-14 1.....1

 

are spending the month ill 1V5111“v"‘3"‘3;antl not imaginary: zr pearl» hoses?
Water Gap. ' _ :upon fixed and determined basis. that
- . ‘maintains and recognizes our own
“BOD 99 BE d9? ideally—bought horituges. that com};
ze t0 Hat St with our independence: that lnxglc.

Thing to Buy, He Says

NEVJ YORK. A1121. 4--'-5~\Vl'ti>'lié\ Will and we shall not be beguilml into :l
he one of the hardest things in thc‘surrendcr of our sovereign rights by
world to buy before another monthjany specious scheme. however it may
eiaps’ses according to John F. Krumennppeal to our fancy. that (loos not.
United States commissioner of pro-contain a. clear definition of our HU-
hihitiou. who arrived here today from thority over our destinies and the
\Vashington to discover if liquor can lives of our youth. Such a policy in-
be bought here as easily as reported. ivites the cordial support of all. re-

Mr. Kramer said be based his pre- gardless of party afliliations and
diction chiefly on orders issued to the 'peciully appeals to the
1()C:ll office to refuse to all permits to patriotism of the young
wholesale dealt-rs in liquor, “the chief‘women."
soume trom which the iliegal liquor
traffic is-heing carried on."

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-The Best Salesman—A \Vztnt Ad. the Sentinel for the best results.

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‘when arctinients upon the demurrnrsgm that it allows cerl:' whip“); m
twirl;r bellieerd invfh". mt): 20;:YILH he {stop at will any length of time iwthfn l
‘0 ("Ill“m‘r *5 gm“ 3 ’ - t "the li-uliihtfajd areas.
t““" and characterizes ”‘9 ordinant-ell Sf That said ordinneo ll: void hot-l
I33 ”dewm-‘W ““1 uncertain as.“ f‘ll‘if‘ause it is unfair and tiisrriniinatitiz'
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thrt that “it .i.(‘\ l0 l‘d‘ l‘" ”j” {l}, :m that it docs not hermit others \‘C‘illl
Tl'mtm‘mt illomtlly am. ““1“.“ ful -‘ .whom the acrtieed transects business?
limiters.- \Vlllf‘ll ‘lil‘u ‘[lilt‘Ill'lrl-lll‘i‘fltllldli: ..to park th“ll‘ Vehicles in limit of ac”;
‘ it {”30 {lllnt hf: tic (lltllni..lf‘t -. oi cased places 0!" husiucfits for any 7““...
{being “unfair and dim-rmimmmc. inilul purpose. . .
,that other \‘v'lllrll‘. urn not inrlurlmli

9. h'ti s.‘ or ‘E z t“ l“: ii tro-
in the ordinance The-3:0 other volii»? .« .- T .1. ”7.)“! ( H n '.“_‘.. ; j I . .
rl ,‘ lt-wth intludul m H. 1 (mil t‘lm‘mh "‘9‘ “WM“ l" M 1” 1“— l‘t“ "' 'I
‘ 35‘" " ‘ "‘ ‘ ('u.» t “ :ttt twist? .. r'Lh' \Vltitl‘: l:
‘llz‘tllco. Those oflmy \ t‘ht’clvs. it wily 4., {3‘01} h , 1 ' .n- , .Imflt‘. U‘ . -
lm ”I’ll include the (rally ....r c lvthv 1' Sq“ H t 3’ 0n; UM‘ “Q A" A
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fright to load and unload Vehicle's in

”who" done of ltllr‘lnt'.‘:'- them.

corn. lllfllll. ol‘ his l

mobiles"

cs. left, “ekotor wars“

and in “"1 anything. ”'3? Fig imposing: 5m tiiiitgastitmhle ro-I
3.50.1 3‘ n WNW"! of tnmslmmf‘nn‘:struiut in the (-Mrviszv ti. rootj' I
”irritating: .loI-sus, (one. (loss, rump; HENRY (‘. \‘l‘llJilNS, l
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Slit.“ t-f‘tfit-iut-ttilzlt. t5. ”Militia LONDON. Aug. 4.” Th“ :tzt‘t‘emv’ltl
\‘l‘lll-(llif. t p} tortt U1.§m')"d.m'.‘ it}: :tlmt has my” pendin: blown in”:
m MHVM‘k' {tiffxltRi 3"" ‘5 ‘1‘ m 'and Albania hits finally been sizztvd. it 3

T1”. “pullmld .éi.‘,..k..z‘3.‘:“nm the court“ announced in can influence” 1:9]th
‘thtint and u..- atleeatiun. Mic-.105 tie.-firanlt deepmrh .rom twin”; tunnel“.
mus... an Arlene message. lull}, ll'lts alt.

3. Thu‘ the, allegations in 5.11.! Pd. rtnmunrcs both (arm Ltnguert

and (‘upe 'l‘lelerli.

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This Is An Unusual Opportunity to Get a‘ Bountiful
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Carry Me Back to Old Virgittny—~In My Dreams

l'd Love to Fall Asleep and Wake Up
Mommy’s Arms—Whistle a Song

in Sweet September—Just for a While

Just for Today—~Love Nest—My Sunshine Rose

Naughty Eyes—Rose of Virginia.

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Reg. Price $1.00— .
Our Price

For EVery Bey Who's On the Level There's a 0h, How
Girl Who's On the square—\Vond’rmg About You—«On

Player Rolls Specially‘Fricecl

Rolls

Alum; Sumo

Rose of “'ushlugton Squ.trc——’l‘hut Natightv “Elite.
That Old Irish Motlltr »
Way Down ligirCelona Way—Will t)’ Wisp
When My Bully Smiles at Me~—\\'ild 1.
Your Eyes Have Told Me So.

Hundreds of Others at the Same Prices

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