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WAN IED
wlilllg', lad)
, . l l’l‘ (ll
lp-lp
.1,
ll
. :ulllli with bath:
1 l‘Ill'JHlH-lh $1.. ,
A.
vtl'lll
‘-"l> two
_..'-.l-lnl'nls.
l‘nOILlS.
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, ...
l»
lll’llSl'.
run: tamiics.
(“ll (‘1' ('0. Inc,5
‘l-lllll with hencd.
Month-mm}.
4- lzlllll‘l.
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l tilllllr, “ill; 01‘
light
ill 1.;
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ll ("lll
....mllmbll~.‘.~. cold
.:1 $2.. opposite
lldl‘llS 8; (kills
l."(l rooms: in re
m two people.
‘ :; llll
': -~ in» pine, :1:
N v walk.
‘lll
Snlmzln's st:alzlc_
ol’i‘ln- in front,
flap ill rmz'. Inquire
l'nlvj.ll'-_'l‘ll
.dl'
.VYI‘C‘I. «fl
I . 7'." S‘~"i"£!‘
T l :5
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l‘i.
LARTiCULARS OF
IAYTQN 5’.— (1)..
Inc.
P dread Ave. South 330112911»:
. __————4
dun
Ill-gins Rut—
;\llntz 8r.
room f or
map.
In...
neatly
-. for light-
lluZé-l. 94 “'33h.
arranged
ln<
improve-
'ln‘lllnz
,TRE BROTHERS' GARAGE
.;:‘hauling and Repairing
: lard Place. Tel 928
. FEE BROTHERS, Props.
1
y,
i.
l
SPECIAL
_. ..weaters. 352.98
,rld $6.00 Value
Flat Clothing
" ,zzgiazly
: So. Nom'a..."~’
FOR SAL —
, . lam-per and . E
.1..- rhurge of
.4. ll'l‘.(‘l'5 IUI‘
Sl'n'
I
going to Europe. Phone 427.
FOR SALE—My
ron SALE~Daniels eight
Wants. To Let, For Sale, Business . '
“a “new emu. Eileen”
CLASSIFIED
ng-‘S a “‘ord; mgmge
As $1.
é"
FOR SALE
paying Auto Radin~
tor location. Reason,
Shop. best
. Upholster ' <
ture busxncss in bulk or 13:331.:
, 1 Weet Ave. ' I
A.
car. Golor gray Can be inspected
Sunday, 2 104 p :11 Les '
‘ . . ., urlea Wl
alenue, Itowayton. Dr. Lee m: Hulk-$11
FOP. SALE-One lot of household fur-
lwalnut
suits of black walnut. complete, health.
l
VFOP‘. SALA~~4 fat cows.
l
N. Harm. Tcl. 525-5, Willon_ feeds at lowest prices. Prompt delil-
' .— .. K. . . ' PT)'_ F. lencr & Son. 2 B ‘
.11”. : thine-191.8.(-humnly Four road. Soulh Norwalk Phone 2"31-:?uwn by,
emir- ‘11:ll(l0 mun-S. classy. speedy. --‘ ~ '
fibr‘..o§r\:‘losl. Any demonstration, sacri- THATCHER FURNACEFAgent for
m}: 4-. It»: or call. day or: night. 1r\'~l the famous Thatcher Pipeloss Fur-
.. .lncoln Ave,_ so. Aorwalk. inace. If on are ready to purchase a
‘ ‘ .‘__ 1-- :_ 2 __ one-pipe eater see me be! making
1C2; hililihi‘ml‘ (3,119Vr019t touring our selection. Price gamble
Al .lo (1 .490. lrlce reasomlbpr crvch prompt. Stephen Miller All
on. ml. ‘6—loom housc, some im- Vlew Ave. Phone 397- '
(11:32.: (n'lragw. Bargain. Phone WALL
._ .04-. PAPER AND PAINTS
l
l
ulshmgs, consisting of piano. black
ins room suite, oedmom
or upholstered library suit
. .. . , rugs. Vol-
‘can has range, Silverware. dishes, cut
glase,
pointmcnt.
‘ f. ‘ “"‘""“'*”— .-....__. ‘V -~—~~~-~—- lowest prices N ' ‘
“4.5 W‘ .- ' . . ow ls the m
F19” “illicit Lflhf‘x loullng car. driv~ palnt and save the surface l’l‘hl’l‘le d‘e‘:
shtv- . -il'iil Q111111 05. 'wi'th .two extra caé before the stormy weather sets in
. , . .9 .ll .1 sacrlfice, small stlmate’s cheerfully given, and
.nnounl cash.
hcofimel
‘ . _.‘_- .,..__ m , __ 35 Lowe St. '
3-1.!“ 5 '——Afillo-rll llousv, Fl'\t'li Tel. 213J
rmlm. ll lulllz. .\ll lililll’l.)\ *l rn ‘ J' M' SAYS
Fin? “49- l' Ili'ill. lilI'LZ'“ lot. gnr‘ullcml‘l it'll I'll a?" 1““ ifivfl ell‘ctl'ical. In my T0-
”. - ; (”qm. T- \ :1 . ‘ ‘_ mm- slop m t 0 rear of the Muhacl'c.
:. ‘1‘.“ “2:“. _l l I'Dndlll. Ivllllllt‘l. u” Ifinpl Block. x
FOR SALE —-..
aree“ buildings lor rent. at 15
i‘y‘l‘. .l:l.; SYI'L'CI. The Hatch & Bailey
FOUND
FOUND ~.-\ pill on Dorlon's I'Olllle'l‘.
plozmrlv and paying l01' ml.
.
l Slnlncs Book. No, 2:964, Finder
... plcufic Il'iH'o' some zll South Norwulk
, Til—l (‘0, 1, .,
PROFESSIONAL.
: I . l l
‘ swear, .‘JUl‘u-‘ali Conn” 'l‘t'l. 183 .
bric-a-bac, etc.
POP. SALE—Glenwood combination
“$48181 and gas range. like new.
“-
Inquire Mrs.
balance monthly. It can:
1')
houses at 19-21 Union
.. . . _ -
1 ln- ouncr may have sumo by proving
lllq. So-n
l.“.“'- Millw.
. fi
LOST
.(fi'i’
LUI'lSlC
”'llllf' in
(‘.~\l\'l“ll-}l.l‘)
Dancing. 1
M l”. H
.
:‘lult
(‘H RI‘STMAS
fill“? SUGGESTION S
To Be Found at Our Store
,Plumbing
,intendlng purchaser.
Call 783 by ap~|
1 . CARRIGAN & FLYNN, local and long
Phone 363.
,4 l
. ~. .
1 H ~ .‘llltl 'l‘lvlllt \V; {l i' l.l'
(1.. ll l.u\-> il‘l'l {any} lint
‘IL’
. ~.
~ \lllil'll‘jx liliib'll‘
.\ .
.. : l» . lus uml lmzol'r.
. .- . 1‘-
l a . ‘-\\'l‘:l--" Hi“: lzm. sum up
-' .4. Fountain l'vzg'. ‘
I
-. . ‘2 -.»l: .1 . ' ' I
. .. .l...l ., l.l.ll lllliC- .‘r‘tll- ‘
., » t" liclnms (lir'l =. "Hlllv' in ‘
Silul'.‘ lll’HlI f.) .\l.ll.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST l
8 No. Main St.. So. Norwalk. Conn. ‘
(since—Fan RENT
r‘va,
A.l‘_' new community garage—stor-
azr for private cars, Every conven-
lt-nvs- in this ncw building. It will;
. _ you to look this place over. Dcad
storage {or W'inter. Call
Gibson Smith
1 Trinity Place. So. Norwalk. Tellll?
n
”2.3. DIATORS
;\;L\
's;
- and {’p.
;‘:;f. Radiator Repair-
:‘liil Automobile
a e:‘..'7ze in Cleaning Oriental
,_ vrlard Process.
f‘w'} garnet Cleaninz C0:
.7 -. WYMAN Manager
‘ C=jsr 81., So. Norwalk
\
Exchange
3 —:;t Norwalk Conn
93": 95$ »
_ s H“, _.
i. q. IJXION
‘r, Y v
4» PRINTING
Sf.“‘ll Norwalk J
M _
. 5' 2?:rm" CLEANING
'V; I"? Want Carpets and
: g Cleaned, Ring Up 969
I Service. Reasonable
) Charges .
n ls the Modern Way.
»
Mill OUTLET Store
12-4 Washington Street l
For a New Fall Hat
M cur Millinery Dept., there’s l
,Where you will meet your three l
best friends, Style, Quality and l
Moderate. Prices.
l
' ‘isl’ :t of Norwalx. ss, Probate'
All llllpl'ovcmmlls, centrally (_‘()Il)ll"l,l.l\‘;0\’eniber 30' A. D.» 1920.
located, EAIate of J. Hammond Mallory, late
' - ‘Oa to Elliot Watrons,
FOR SAL" l
HOUSE, 6 ROOMS
Price $5,000
Inquire
T. H. Canty & Co.
. Pasteurized
M .i l
k' ,. Cream, Etc.
Buttes. Eggs and Buttermilk
- Not Connected “'ith Any Trustor
Corporation.
F. H. Wempe & Son
'38 Monroe St" Phonic ’01 or ill
» 'Disesu Block.
In
of
exhibit their .
Those who neglect to present their .
counts. properly attested, Wllhm said
time. will be debarred a recovery. 1
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
BUSINESS stances
YOU SURELY KNOW
That the place to buy plumbing and
heating goods ls at the store of 3
Others sell 3111:1111 hveating contractor.
serviCe afterward ?' es ut do 30“ get
When you buy
an “INTERNA
tourmg‘TIONAL" onepipe' Heater—you are
protected. The word “INTERNA
TIONAL" on cheater means the same
as sterling on silver—it protects the
The heater of
lduality-«yet costs remarkably little to
install. As]: one of our users. _
HENRY A. HEGELEIN, 56 Water St.
Plumbing. Heating and 'l‘lnning‘.
Phonc 473-3.
distance trucking of all kinds. Oliice
Leary & (30., Phone 1577. House phone
A full line of poultry and dairy
Largest selections on stock and
promptly attended to.
ALEX WHITE.
“ill make prompt repairs on all
'It‘(‘llll’.‘.ll merchandise. and appliances.
)m-uuln cleaners, fans, irons, a spec-
Hilly.
Yours for Sen-ice,
J. M. MUELLER,
Electric Shop
Malluckwlllo llolcl,
Nol'wulk. Conn.
l .. “
.ll 11.1. at South
STORAGE
Slull'v l'nl‘ Illlll~rll0hl Furllilul‘c
I’lllllll' 1633—3
\ul‘uulk Slm‘atrc “'zu‘l'llnlhc
‘xl‘IlII-3152l‘v-I-l.
Soul ll Sol-walk. (‘mllr
THINK OF‘ IT!
“'ALK-OVERS
Right Here in Norwalk
We Close at 9 O'Clock Saturdays
(‘olyar’s SHOE Store
31 WALL STREET
Last week a. fire destroyed
one of Norwalk‘s finest homes.
It might have been a defective
Electric wire.
IS YOUR WIRING SAFE?
Let our experts look your
wiring: and ll'II you if it, is sale.
The Norwalk Electric Co.
207 East Washington Street
TELEPHONE 959
()\'1‘l‘
(In ('(‘lllll‘ Hll'ccl', llllllst‘. ti l'lmllbi.
I‘lll Tllx‘lllll lhl‘t‘l. I’I‘ll't‘ $2.3llll_
Fl”: I’lli'l'llll LANS
Ask John T. Hayes
7 Main Street, Nor-walk
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
sowed? NOTICE
District of Norwalk, SS.. Probate
Court, liccember 4, A. D_, 1920. .
Estate of Mary J. Twining. late 01
Norwalk. in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors ot‘ mid estate to exhibit
their faciaims for settlement. Those
who neglect to preset "new accounts.
properly attested, ,wilhin said time,
will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re—
quested to make immediate payment
m KINSLEY TVVINING.
Care East 55th St.. New York, N. Y..
Attorney at LaW,
865 Chapel street, New Haven. Conn.
M
SOLVENT NOTICE
of Norwalk in said district_ deceased.
The Court of Probate for the D18-
trict of Norwalk.
wed six months from the date here—
for the creditors of said estate to
claims for settlement.
ac-
to ,-.
DELIVERED TO ANY run or GEORGE L. woonwnno.
sou'rn NOR“'ALK. NORWALK , Administrator
AND EAST Nommmt. l
UNDERTAKER .
1.3.45“, m: Havoc. 83
:21 WAGHINGTON 81'.
MEN’S BU DING.-.
hath limited and 2114
R
mas. email.
Mrs. Emcu.
“Might I be so bold as to ask wlwt
you have lml'lrovcd?" asked. Mr. Emmi.
" “Well. I‘ve seen to it that the Mr.
mucus didn't become split."
“Haven‘t all the Mrs. mucus seen
to that?" asked Mr. Emeu.
“Ah yes, they have. They have been
a tine lot. llt has
of the first Mrs. Emcu. She was a
leader if tilerelevcr was one. She told
what she had done to the Miss and
'Mrs. Eluclls who came allcr hcr. and
she nskcd us all to follow her ex-
lunplc which wl- :lll huvc done. \Ve‘vc
all helped improve things.
“Nom- of us have ever (-llangcd.
We'w :lll Ill‘t'l] as shc was. and us
I said hcforc. she Wu“ :1 grcllt lcudcl‘.
“Just think, thousands ul' lulmlrcll~
or solul- suvll llllllll‘lf‘l' ol‘ .‘Il‘~. I‘:lllP’,l.~i
ll:l\'l- followed in the fol-islcpq ul' llm
lll'rl Mrs. I‘:lll“il.
“or coulhxl- till-y llnvvn't exactly fol-
lnmcal ill llt‘l' l’ootqcpx 'l'llul i~'. lll(‘_\'
haven’t Wallkml where she has Walked.
“'l‘hcy have gun.» in different .\'ur«l~
nll-l wnlkwl on «lil‘tvront grounds. but
lllt‘ll‘ ways ll:l\'t‘ IH‘t'li tllc sumo. :lilll Sn
\\'1' my llll‘)‘ ll:l\(' follml‘cll ill llcl' fool-
Sll'px
“\‘. l-‘rl‘ lllll‘t'l‘ lookintz cl‘cullll‘cs :lnll
“Wu-IL you know \'.l::ll l mmn." salll
MIN. lilnvu. “l"l'ul:; our )Gll"l hero in
1
Look After the Eggs.
ll!" 7...” \x.- ::;x-- u: at: (l:.- Aim-fl." “In!
)l:l'~‘, null l-wllplo- lll‘lLLIH z.‘.l}.- 4- llll‘
uni-id. and \u l w? \‘4- uni/u :.'. Hm
\\'-~l‘7-l. ~'
"ll" l'ul‘ I‘Q‘Il‘l; Eliza: ~..‘\l= . vun‘ll
llllH‘ lllzll up mlz'v :ll pounlr :lllll lllul
{NH-plv- llrlll l\ll‘=‘ll1_
"\\'l- mum- l'l‘ulll .\ll.\ll':ll:1l. you lulu“.
:lllll llll‘)’ lull ll< llll'll". l lu-lil-w. \‘l'v‘rc
:l< llll- “\ll‘lv'll l‘ulllil}.
lu ill.ll..‘ 11p 12.:-
Illlllllxl us lnl‘gc
lull lll'l (llllll'. l lln-ml llml (ml-h c-l
ll~ is :llllllml ll‘ largo us all wil'il'il.
Illlll is \\‘ll:ll l lill‘llll.
“lll' l'Hlli‘S“, l llnll‘! llll‘:‘ll lln- Solllll
.\llll'l'll‘;lll l!\ll'll'll. l‘nl' “.1 urn clu'll
lurcvr than I‘lll'll ul' lllmll. “Ill l
llll‘:|lll llml \\-~ u‘vrl- :lllllf1>l u- large
:l~‘ lllc .\l'rir;ln “\ll‘ll‘ll.
"lm .le :lul'o-w. .‘lr. l-imvu'f'
“(’l-rlnillly. cl-l'tzlillly." ~-r.li«l ‘.\ll‘.
lilllcll.
"l \\:l< \l-lwlkillg," \lllll .\ll'~. I:lll"li.
“of tho lllll‘ \\:I.\‘ w» :II'l Hill! of lin-
\\;l;. llll‘ lll~l .\lr\. Ian-u lilIlL’Iil 11‘ all
in :ll'l.
"\Vv In) llu- 02:5 :‘lllll ill-m wc nulkl-
olll- lll:llt'> look :lflt'l' zlw e--,.;:~ and
car;- for the young. All \u- do it to
lay lht’ l-ggx‘. \Vp llnn'l Ilu any of the
sillill: ul' \lalll'llill: or waiting or (ruin-
ing of tho _\ollll:.
“Tim tir~l Mrs. I‘;llll‘ll~' \Jilll. 3mm:
Mrs. lilllclls. and you“: .\li.~\ I-Llllous
who will soon lillll )Illll‘ ilHll“. .10 not
“'1‘lll‘ )(IUI‘SI'hI'S :lll nut in amt-kin:
(,‘hzulgc lhc srllmm- of things and make
your mulcs (lo lhowrol‘la
"‘Yoll will lillll llml they mm do l1
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Uslril‘ll lzlkn llll‘ll>
in sitting on tho rugs. hut tlnll‘l own
do as much \Vl-rk as that. Just lcl
BII‘. Elllcll «lo l‘\'l‘l"\'ll2lllj_" I|lli llil,‘ lay
mg of the vggs.
“‘And you will be interesting and
(lifi‘crcnl. :lnll crezllllrm will szly.
“‘“Grlll'ious. arl-n't tlle the bosses
though !”
“ ‘So. limelnbcr my words. for thaw
urc tho ways that cnwus should do.’
“And vw have relllcmln-rcll. lZvl-n
hcl'c lll'tllo- zoo where wc also lay the
own. wc :l-r our lliflll‘fl to (It) all the
work. llml creatures think it is most
lntercsting.
"Ah, we're quot-r looking with our
Inn-alt long legs like Hilts, and our
bodies which look Iii-2c hay stacks.
And we‘re cross in the springwwe get
a sort of cross spring fever. ‘The
i'cvcr locking. hut lilo l.‘l'u§>‘fl(§ss
is present.
“lint \rc’rc lntcrcsling. for womukc
our mates do przwliclrlly all the work,
hcigll ho, and we are llil‘ lazy. curious
,Mrs. I'llnells."
i<
l Edward Was Parked.
} Mother was wllhout’zl maid. so sllP
found it necessary to leave liduurd
' In .her mother's care quite often.
I One (my a neighbor of grandlnoulcr
.asked Edward if he was living with
_ .
his grandmother now.
David W. Raymond .
“Oh. no," sold the little fellow:
“mother just parked me with grunt]-
ma_,wizlle she went to a cord party."
,_.
,Fs
Gem
’4'
um we. nan;
1“
l
“How I've~lunproved things," Said.
all been bccuusc 3
" automobile,
our 1'2:';ll_\' Ilt‘illls’ ot'lcll lzlakc pcoplv
llul.'.. lllll' non-ks lire, covered with
collar: which hull; like llzly, illlll our
lu-ulls :ll‘l‘ (illlll‘ :llnlls‘illlz. Our lv-';ll:< .
lll'c l':|llll‘l' pninlwl and our lilllo- cycs
ion): out :ll llu- world in :l l‘unn}~
Wily."
“We (lull‘l look out :17 ll!“ whole
world." said Mr. l'll‘if'll.
PATMLMAN CLUNE
FIRED FATAL
“ g ’a- ‘3'?
Con§&yg;
e: a...
~. I ‘ L '3‘
l belie" 4‘
which was burglurlmcd. I c toe-
. mommy
to was: closer.
with and raid that near
r-
as}
v
.. “I. ......n. v.
I? ,
flowered the
,front door h» {onnd :;l hoxcs of cigars
pllml up when he" opened thl- place the
‘ntorning of the shooting.
Th.- story told lly‘lwtcctivc Sl'rgcnnt
)1‘homus limit “as intr-reslln: and
firmlul to show that Mullicilo. Cirillo
'rnd llovic-lic wcrc ntcmhcrs of a
,“L‘rllm- Syndicutr" who made a busin‘
«ass of cutering and robbing storcs br—
ll.\\‘t'l‘ll New York and New Haven.
l'l‘llc gong have. {our automobiles
which they use to remove loot; u Hud-
snu. tvro Oaklallds and a Ford.
Hun ’3 story follows: "Chief of [‘0-
llcc “'illinm R. Pennington called me
up b' telephone and told me that
someone had lll‘f'n shot. I ordered an
pl(‘k(‘lI llinl up and wont
to thc Norwulk hospital wlwrc I found
Dr. Sczlnlcm (rt-mini: a wounded man.
I :lslu-(l thc lutlrr his numc and hr-
's:-i«l ’l‘llomus LuContc. of 3 East 103”!
loin-ct. New York city. I asked how
lllls- shooting had happened. Ilc first
told me that “Tn-.hly Drnpcr." that is
(lr’llln. had wulkrli to Norwnlk by the
~l‘nr’l road; later ln- chemo-ll it saying
:lln- ("l‘lll‘ here from llridut'port. Fin—
:lll‘. lw Halli IH' didn't know how it
“as. l nskmi “Ilt'l‘t In- got. shot. Ha-
Philll llrar :l plzlcv \\ hcl'c he hail IH'P“
~-ll-l‘l~ll oil Illlll $30“ was ililldvn.
"A \\ iwv L'll\ across Illl‘ stl‘l-vl llluuwl
llH' hulls." Hunt S’éllll that llouvlle
told him. "I didn't want in go but
lllv nlln‘r l'l-llul‘: “’l lit and I followed.
’l'lll- ollim-r silo! “illmllt tolling lllt' to
stop."
"You le‘t' our ol lllt' Illllll‘ll tllnt
twin is around uni) Gl'illo." llunt said
llt‘ :lshml linxlvllr-
"I don't know (lrillo I only know
lh'. p: r." lllnlvlll- H pllv-(l, :l(‘(‘(|l‘lllli£ to
limit.
"This lllllunlnllllt'fi.
:lll'l :1 Ford
can: has l‘otll
llxu (lulilJIlN. .1 Hudson
\\'I had Ill! llllmlmrs (if llu- Oakland
"lili‘lllnl' l'vl l\\n “ml-ks. I‘ll‘ril Grill“.
not It‘ll: nun. sulll ullr I(H‘I|l lililll l‘mll‘
\ fl \\ hours I; ll:- :il'“!
zlgiull. I: l‘ ”J lll‘ll:
ItUIll'l' lllltil Inn \vu ks l.;ll r“
l'nlrllllillll: .lM llu x:
"In (‘lllzlu- (lin‘llo-llnl lulll I‘ll
Wlwll "alunll rum. In llzv slnl'v
(‘vlllln .lml l.l' \\ll“‘ trylng' in
llnw \‘.::ll.< ll lo ll.e' ('lllia.
:lw-x ray. lit pull” ul‘ilu‘l‘r
'llnilvl
llrcs '.l‘
lull l\ lllllll'l lvll Illl
shill
llllll
Sl-llr.
\‘xIl‘ll
L.« l iii.
\\'l
x.u':‘lllL‘..
v~ll
I:I)\IOII‘I 5-.lill
“niif
Hill:
Hum "
“,\ f__K‘lH*l.ll .lli'llll our: _\.l‘l
:‘l..l'lv\ Villt‘~. ':.:tll
\lmlll lhr
.«pnllul IIZI‘ Hill-moi!
ll) Slzllulnl‘ll :ll‘l.\l' ‘
S. rm :llll
Slumlmll pollcw
n‘llllls' i “111!
llill' l” :4: I' ”ll
Illlll I’ll} .-i .l to lot-k up
Xllllll-‘llll. \‘»lllll‘.l lilo) llmi
l6)«ll.‘l 5.5. ~‘l in: EU l‘u l‘n-llllulll llnlrl."
“Mind-ll.) ll-‘ni ll"‘ llml lulll ll‘vl'l
Hull-x :l‘!~l l..v (‘nw‘r (lilllvllnl ltl :1
it w .‘n't'llv ‘ Ill-51ml lint
llll‘.. :1 In \mlxnlk sltll pull:
imhnlnu‘s ll.l'llu r '
lull l >r~znlll liar)
ll-lxr‘. um! ll..:.l3:. lll‘t (lrlllo
lt-wlv-lln :.l t‘w l‘llilml (“lunar
le lu‘llll' lnlxi )llllllclln ll.)
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ll- sul-
l .lskml him win
'llllllll on :1 lab“-
l‘e- smut ”all Mr :ll\'.;l)!‘j (‘lll‘llt‘ll ll lulu.
.‘.lul.§. lln slot :1 man :n Slnml'oni
“5" ('mln l‘lll‘j'l \l‘illl u robin-r) (it. 57““
_\'.-w York (‘lly "
l'ulll-lllliui Srl‘u'ullll
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'l'lns llulll's
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l’nll‘ollllllll 'l‘llmllgls .l llulllr) wits
lllt' lll~.\‘l "lull in lulu- Ill! sluml
"\\'v gill
story was as lllllowtx, ii ('illl
l.lri7.lll :ll ltlf. n'l‘ll‘l‘k. got u film}!
and \Vl'lll tn lllc l.) \\;l\' of U:-
l‘IllLl'II sin-wt. (Min-rs (‘lullv and .l.
llul’lll‘_V “Till l-l \\.'l_\' of “1M ll\‘l‘n'llt’.
I saw IAH‘UIIH' (Itoncllo) walk around
lllv slorl- and look down llu sin-rt :lt
tlu- :ultomnhilr. Hr wulkl-(l up to the
slorv and tapped on llH‘ win-low. I
sinu-
wns hour the rcnr of 1hr slow. 'l‘wu
nil-u wulkml ollt of the slow. Tllt'}'
wclll north on \Vt-st :u'cllul- and met
()l‘ficcrs Dorm-y and (‘lum- cutting out
of :1 jitncy on the west siclr of \\’(-sl
:lvcnllc. Till-y lurnt-li mound and
slurlcll to run through llxv lot north
of llli‘ store. I hulk-rod. "Stop or I'll
shoot." I firmi hill‘l” into llH.‘ air to
scurc lhcm Thl- mcn lu-pt going. I
l'ircd two nlorl- shots and saw our of
him nil-ll full. Thi- ()lllcr kept going.
'l‘llt- (-thvr olllccrs colllillllcd to chase
the luldcr. but I \\'l‘lll in the illun who
llilll l‘nlll-n. St'llll'lit‘ll his body 1111" look
him to thc hospital. lrillo lirul llil'l‘l‘
shots in our (Ii:'l-('ll0ll." .
"l.:l(‘,ontc (llovicllo) was son- hr.
('zlllFl' Ilu didn‘t lun'r :l gun in)“ will
that if he had he would hnu- shot Illt‘
buttons of! our cont.
i'ircd the shot that killwl Grimm."
"(in the way to the hospital. IAIA
Countt- (Rovicllo). llll“ alt-11ml to kill
the- «lrircr of the automobile."
Patrolman Edward J. (jlunc.
testimony. (lcscribcd llow lil‘ found the
doors of the Hussnn slorc jlmmicd
in company with Ulficcr Murphy. He
said that thcy wcrl- unable to find
till-y went through
that section.
"Patrolman Jeremiah Dorm-r and
I when thr- SI'COII‘I tip cumc in." con-
tinued (idler-r Clone. "got a jitncy and
wont to Mcrwln strr-ct where we any
two men leaving tllc Nassau store and
tt-‘\:l'~l \Vl- got out of tho
nluvlrinc and the two me-n'slnrtr-rl to
w." I‘{ “: i
:1 shot fin-d. and somvonc shout.
"Stop. or I'll shoot." I, also shouted.
.l shot, line of the men went down.
2-] around and shot three limcs at us.
I kept going until I got between the
him and the house at the- end of ti“-
,lot. I couldn't sce.
lpocketlight. The light caught an ob-
;jt'ct on the ground. It was the man
lying on his stomach. I run to the
lright.
I put my knee on his right arm and
pulled a. gun out of his
tossed it to his cap a few feet away."
: Questioned by Coroner
Patrolman Clone mid that Grille must
hose-«hon 75 feet ”if? when he 1m
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to llll story lllc Stamford Illilll told lulu!
Tux hill and}
fill l.
llls‘
llml lllt' IIZISSJH slnrr “us luvnll.‘ burg»;
I IM‘IIP\'(‘ that li
in his:
opt-n on tlli- first ll'lp which hl‘ madc‘
run to the vacant lot north of the Tim Connecticut 3.
storm Officer Thomas llorney came . d P , '3’
out from in back of the slow. I hcnrdl Light an 0“".
I hollrrcrl at tho other ulzin who turn- '
I took out my
His gloves were lying near h‘m. ' '
hand '
Pine-inn. l
[the deceased ran-(mun test or more m
the“ entered his heart. ,
Perelman Jeremiah Danny's story
no as m of
e , u 1hr-
. rtire at the
s." , ‘
. gags 1&5!- of the in-
‘J‘W5t' , M31 11 question-
r'd Medical Examiner Huntington as
to where the bullet entered Grillo‘s
body and what course it followed. Ho
then turned to Patrolman Clone and
said: "You are UH- man that fired the
shot." L
Coronm- Phelan announced that he
would hauld down his finding eithlr
Friday or Saturday.
Following the inquest. Sergeant
llunl. accomplnlod by the two Bridge.~
port dctcctixcs, A. \theler and Auto-v
nil: Voccola. went to the Norwalk hos-l
pitul where I.a(‘onte was identified as;
Anthony Rov 2‘- ). of 143 Bough are '
nuc. Bridgeport.
Questioned by the Bridgeport (leteC-
tlx‘cs llovix-llo soul that he. Grillo and
Muldello had “shot craps" in Stamford I
and h. l . mm between them.
\Vhil . ,. detectives were at the
hospital. the mother. sister and broth—
er of Itovielio were allowed to visit,
the wounded man. At first he did not
want to see them, but later changed
his mind. During their stay. Roviello .
talked littlc. although urged to do so!
by his family.
Roviello has 41 criminal record in:
Bridgeport. it was learned today.l
\Vhen is years old in 1917, he was ur-‘
rested by Lieutenant Bray for high-
way robbery and was bound over to
the high court and later served it scu-
tcncc in thc county Jail.
Grillo. also. was arrt-‘stt-li in Bridge-
'zmi
port in 1.017 for FOIlhlllF: Iitolka's
clothing slorr m Nl-w llnrrn. \Vllcn
Scrgcnllt Mnlunr anti Grillo Wl-rc en-
routo to police headquarters. he broke
custody and nttcmptcd flight. II(‘ was
stopped by a bullet from the police-
man's revolver that shot off part of
one of his fingers. Later he was
locked up in New Hurt-n. hut broke
mil, llc was recaptured ill lll‘()(')kl)li.l
N. \‘.. and was st'ntcncmi lo tllrvcl
months Ill prison and fluid $.34» ‘
Continued from an: out
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liters of the crow left in another bust
Thc boat manned by Broodmare: um!
his six companions hid gone about 100
yards from the sinking vo-el. when
the other boat capsized.
Latcr statements by the slum“)!!!
say that only three men of the lav!"
missing had succeeded in getting tub»
the small boat and that two were on
the Cn’lvln Tompkins when both exalt
went down.
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