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Time and time again, we
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TONoR ARE HELD
IN $6,000 BONDS
Pontinued from First Page
MANY NORWALK CASES -
Scheduled for Trial in the County
Courts. Tomorrow.
Many Norwalk cases are scheduled
.to come up on the short calendar list
‘ in the Superior court. at Bridgeport:
and that he had told them of easy.bet‘orc Judge \Villiam M. Maltbie. to-
M ’ work and money to be obtained here morrow morning. Th“ cases “HOW:
as oyster openers. Carroll was said' .eo Biolawski vs. Johanna liielaw-
lio he in possessiOn of a. revolver. Car-'Mki' Alimony pmdmw me' Joseph
roll was said by the men to have leftg"; Linxweilcr for plaintiff and “K H.
(able for dcfrndant.
t9. Haven to get some money from her Bernard Link vs. Joseph H. Sloman
' Bond for prosecution. Irving Elson'
Toner took the. stand this momingifor m. ”n
‘ and. told 01 coming home when he for TM}: d“- End Tammany & gonna—ya
’ noticed three Degrees cress the street - n 3““
he
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Augustine J. Smith vs. Nellie s.
ward avenue and South Main street. Richards Weed). (giggles: $333?
l One 6 fthe men said to him “Got any
. _, i(;. " . ‘ g ‘ .
_ Jack? and then drawing a gun said.‘lor(\. “1.11m pluntiii‘. Joseph R. Tay-
"Put ‘em up." if d‘mt .immuni S: Connery for de—
l One man said b Toner t e" an '
. .o be a - ..
son, stood at hissy side and {with “31112;, “cum“ Burke YS' Elizabp'th
. . ' . I 1' " > ' - x - \
. through hlS pockets, at the same time‘MoLmn), “3223;“?sm;;‘,hg:ffl:
X§mh111§ 1:129:12] ?‘(1)thitr?nlgglfva'fn:]:l: Quinlan for plaintiff. Henry C. llur-
rmmam pen taken from mm“. he ‘wa‘s ii?“£i‘;iiaili“3§. 13;»r‘gif3ii‘éu‘“ “M w“
told to put his hands down, after: Luigi Aplcelli, administrator (estate
which one of the two negroes, believed ' of Antonio Apicelli) vs Benjamin
by the police to be Carroll, got a‘Hcrshticld. Answer: galxntore P
strangle hold around his neck whil :t‘nuario for plaintiff and Wm W.
Jackson punched him in the stomach. ' Rent for lo-t'vndtmt. . .
, AS he was striking hlm he noticed the VVillimn (l. Aussenhol‘er
flash of the diamond in Toner’s ringhliackctt &- Doolittle 00.. Inc. Bond of
find wrenched that from his hand. i prosecution. Defendant's demurrer;
Fonel‘ lost conscmusness then. He TG- (‘ummings and 1.. for defendant.
covere dand found that he was alone, ldefemlant's motion for more specific
Ho then went to a, ‘phone at his slster- Lstatemnnt; defendant's motion to sep-
in-lnw 5 house, where be notified the ‘arate. C. C. Iicgeman for plaintiff and
police. - l Elizabeth Kessel vs. Joseph J. Keh
Identificpnon of the dollar bill “115.10“- Ord-cr of notice. Salvatore 1“.
also made by Mrs. Toner and by Mi's.l“r"mmri0 for plaintiff.
Paul ingewald, Mr, Toner's sister—in- »‘.\i:~.(:b:u-l Marrone‘ vs. Cecelia Mar-
lavlvt.l c u L tn" i b gone. 01110? of notice. Salvatore P.
O l' ‘3 mom “g 0th Jones, wenuario or plaintiff.
and JackSOH. who had pleaded “not? Mary Jane Raymond vs. Mary Sla-
guxlty" to the charges of highway tcr Raymond. ct nls. Keogh & Can-
robbery coupled with assault, were ex- rim;- for plaintiff and Jesse ’l‘. Dunbar
tremely sullen, and entered denials m" Mar" Slum" Ila-"mm“-
that they had had anvthin to do with “org“ G' Shuw' "t a" "5‘ South
. g .
the robbery claiming that a case of ;\orwnlk Savings Bank. Judgment for
mistaken i entity was the cause for “1",” 9f reply“ Shlmm’" & Wild" for
their arrest, and that Carroll was in mmnt‘fi and- Tammany & comm” for
all probability, the‘man they wanted. def""da"" , ‘ ,
2‘ Jackson said. “We want justice and Fm“ 1" 1'00“ "3‘ Georg“ 1" Form”
not prejudice. We are arrested simply Judgment for want of answer. Let)
because We fire strangers." __ Davis for plaintiff and Keogh &. Can-
In imposing sentence Judge Vos- "”49," "“hmdfmt'
iburgh Bald that the work of the (le— . Lll'lldll 1H,. lcrcanco vs Ogden ll.
{partment in general has been warthy \Il‘g'dntthf l ncontt-sted divorce. thn
of the highest commendation, especial— ‘ ' q 3'31“", 2:. ”Tiny"?
. ly during the past two weeks, and h ti.“ ra . olrwflr cases are slated for
.that the extremely quick work in “0.31:? oriti tlf‘ snort calendm list. at
{rounding up these men, spoke well for our; fgtfim'w. ogagrgmhmfrgng‘ .Thc
the present state of emcincy xisting in ‘ ' .‘ ‘1 ' on“) ‘8'
the department Louise Hallldny. Hearing in damages.
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For simple highway robbery Judge 1 uiib'tr & Quinlan tor plnutiff.
' . ’ l‘iu- V\ cstpott Manufacturing Co. Va.
Vosburgh said. a penalty of seven . . .. ‘ .
. . Thc Hardy Chcmitul (.o. Defendants
years in states rison mi htb in-
. p g e motion for more specific statement.
fllcted, ‘bUt for y highway “’er, E. R. Bradlev for plaintiff and Leo
coupled with assault, the sentence , . . ; . ‘
might be ten years .l)a\is [01 (l( ftndaiit.
- _ Veto (‘hiapplncllh rt 7”. vs. Angelo
PTOlSieCUUHG. Algomellnegeman 313,0‘Gesnulto. Jury. Plaintiff's motion
0011711; menéem {me 90199 0“ the” for leave to umend complaint. Leo
‘qu 0 war t 5 case. Davis for plaintiff and S. l’. Gcnuarlo.
- and Dunbar & Quinlan for defendant.
Try a. classified advertisement 1:
TODAY m WALL STREET
the Sentinel.
WALL STREET. 1030 a. m.-—-Mnny
vs. The
substantial additions to
. late rally were made at the active
'0 "0‘, opening of today's Stock Market. to
the evident surprise of short interest.
l0ils. Steels. rails and sliippings again
tortured the nd"anc0. but many re-
cently heavy specialties also rallied
briskly. :inTs 0t 1 to 2 points were
recorded in the first hit hour by Mex-
i'. “ ' ' 3‘11“ 1"trtlt‘. Ro-
H ' :ml Dutch, Texas and Pacific Coal
”as and Iron. Sloss Sheffield. American
Locomotive. American car, American
Vina
s maul/‘0“
tic Gulf. Virginia-Carolina Chemical
and Sears Roebuck. The few weak
issues in cd American Woolen. In—
tcrhationa over and Atlantic Coast
Line. .,
{WALL S’T‘Rl-ZFZ'I‘. Noon.—-'l‘lic market
[broadened and L-irvnrthmir‘d in almost
‘cvery quartvr during the morning. the
only noteworthy I‘m-option being 1'. S.
_ ‘Rnhbr‘r. which i‘o-ll 32 There
was more confident buying of the usu—
tlw oil. stool. equipment
divisions than at any re-
Honey
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fish—i=3
points.
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Try a classified advertisement, 1;; nl rat-arms; in
the Sentinel. and shipping
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c l o t h e s t h a i:
should appeal to the
man of saving habits as
Monroe Clothes. Take
a IMom-oe overcoat, for
example—
It’s all wool, thus is
BLUE SERGE
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. TRY OUR MEN’S WEAR
,7 t‘s a. Winner. It. Is 80ft, Drapes
Well, Looks Well and
chock full of long wear;
it’s dressy because it’s
‘ tailored in the newest
New York style; it's
cozy, Warm and com-
fortable without that
The Seal of
Satisfaction
wears Well bmdemmm’ on TheMonroet Label
. should et gust-an ecu you
inches mailman” 3186 2:“ less than oneyof 3:212:22ng ,
wool, " yar ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' equal quality elsewhere. madam“. -
Other French Serges, 791'! . manti-the moan." // /
fine quality. also Tricotino Double Setvlce W a /
upMsyard .........-$500 inSuj'ts - “than?“
AllWoolSuit'mgsndCoetins bmmmwflm
yesterday’s
"call" ' Southern Pacific. Reading.
g Pittsburgh and \Vcst Virginia. Atlan- ‘
Can I find the Christmas giftl wish?
Can I get it quickly so al‘
These two big questions are both to be answered at them i
, store with—Yes.
Coming [down to the very eve " filmstmas with fine gallieflng of
merchandise, we can promise you can find what you seek.
Bigger staff of cheerful salespeoPle and helpers makes sure that
service will be prompt.
LAisles will be crowded, of course. But they are broad and you can
get about with little trouble.
And half the enjoyment of holiday shopping is being “in the
9.
crowd’
- THE
5 ' HOMKND’SM
' Two things now
_ ‘ hold first Place I n
in your interest. -
sn’t it. ‘ .
Toyland is still a icyland —- though even its great assembly of.
things is growing less very fast! You can pick from a good
many ioy—bringers there; boys and girls must be made happy,
. 7 that is sure.
HOWLAND DRY. GOODS CO:
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my shapping can be done easily?
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cont period, shorts making further in-
voluntary contributions to the ad-
vance. Tobacco. sugar, motel and
chemical specialties were appri'ciably
better. Southern Pacific and Reading
represented the investment rails at
moderate gains and junior rails were.
load by craters including: (‘hns-mmlm'
& Ohio and Erie. Exchange on Lon-
don was firm. but call money held at
percent. with scant offerings of time
funds.
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DEAF MU’I‘ESJIOB BANK ,.
SCRAN’I‘ON. Pa... Doc. 23.———New
nam e.
currency displayed on two illuminated
,(‘hristmas trees in windows of the
[First Natlorflll Bank at the most
lprnmlnont business corner of the city.
attracted theives just before daybreak
Etcdey. They hurled stones through
lthe windows and gathered up the hills
indifferent to the burglar alarm loud.
ly clanging over their heads. Police
hurried to the scene and pickcd up the
men with their pockets. bulging with
' the new ban knotes. One was Tommy
Cawley. the other refused to write his
Both are deaf mutt s.
if ‘
$1.00 SILK SALE
Crepe De Chine and
Georgette 51-00
40 Inches with
N. Y. LADIES’ TAILOR
11 North Hill! Street
grams
“WILL?“ YOU‘IO
Cohen’s Cash Grecery '
1‘41 Washington Street.
lyr r .“
Specials for. Christmas
- SUGAR ~
PILLSBURY’S AND GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. 245/241). bag for $1.39
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- ‘ 31b. for 250‘"
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HECKER’S oR JONES’ FLOUR. . . . . . . . . 24%.“. bag for $1.37 ..
RICHARDSON & ROBBINS’ PLUM eugnmo.....1.ib.can, 3c 9
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