w-
at large. ‘ " . 9
State Trooper Ejodrom One of the
hundred- or once:- out class- who
engaged in the wide. mean): for the
three men. picked up the trail 01m-
es and Kuninsko at the edce of the
swamp early yesterday. W. A. Haw-
kins. a firmer living near the swamp.
tound motoring: in his cornfield and
4 ' ,notmod. the trooper. Confident the H.
carom. AW 2-—(An:ociated footprints were then otthe men he
' W motor-men, wanted. SJostrom followed them tora
nod yards on aux-race and mile into the middle or the swamp.
lines went on strike nt 4 a. m. "where he come upon the fugitives.
; -sy morning. against a seven- .huddied together, frightened nud‘h‘aw
per not; mace-reduction und the . m.
‘ » . port or the working portion of The trooper covered them with his
~- 'Ilenriy three million persons .hot‘un They made no attempt to
“rm ‘0 “9k impromed, tmns- resist, but calmly walked ahead ofhim
“on. . out of the swamp. Sjostrom forced
“M' ‘" rollmx stock av‘nable' them to walk to the Hawkins farm-
ting every variety of wheeled, house. where Mr Hawkins '3. load- I
, . or motorized vehicle. was mg potatoes on an automobile truck.
adequate. and the brunt of the trsf- Myers and mmgke climbed on top
. fail on “Henrik-mare" Thousands of the load of potatoes. SJosu-om sat
'- afoot and from well before back or them, keeping them covefia
‘ m streets and avenues leading to while Hawkins drove the load pota-
Ii _ business and manufacturing dis- toes, prisoners and all, to the jail.
Sake! Ems an Feature
of IR Eumitnre Sale. mailer with“ House’
db Carmina, Rugs and 131ch
mech‘fitifiéfi dfigfsrtfli At the jail Knminske a‘fpeorfd feli- ' ' , ‘ ’ m Seduction m m Qualities ~ »,
ly frightened and won] no a . A ‘ ,
«21:51:: "If: :figfoeugfigggitlcally AW. however, am he ““3, ““3? g . , mmwgmm some of 333m! 3PM“ Oxfords white with tan or black‘
nmfitmnzout reany began at 11 p :gglgfngehgoggdcegfamt 31:25, . Mommanp m M on the , trimmings, strappings and toning-s of black or tan
b - - . W m the fin for elegame, and
$ ‘ enrlllxsgtrunzaintllzte singéice tit; very hungry. Neither he nor Kamin- - ~ - mm 82% Mad sunk, B hath anal} White show High quality and lllgha
3"” °“ style. Marianas and that is the reason for the 1
7, r ctr. to the barns. From then ske, he said, had had anything to eat
as runs were finished the motor- since we escape. ‘ W.
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H Howexer. he said, I COUId 89 ‘ low M . / d
d c ndu r 1 ft of! work.
d Inulhe 93m fluid eor the mom. along without food for a week if I CINCINNATI, Aug. I—Fourtzg WWfim
. the number or cars on the streets had m' I have “me that many a persons Vere km“ here today. w m 381% With M W sleeves, $3 95
dually dwindled to zero. time when I was in ~011er confine- an outbound negro excursion train on W W of m ‘ . . >7
Early today carpenters went over I ment. After we 80'- out 0‘ jail we the Cincinnati. Lebanon and Northern m M W 7 _ “My $5’00 and $6.00.
_ elevated “he; boarding up the hid in a swamp near Freehold until Railroad met in collision Vlgaian reg; mm, , I
. 'trnnces to the stations The sur- Monday night. when we made nbreak “13,. incoming passenger
’ .
lines' tunnels beneath the Chica- for the swamp at Robertsville. I Pleasant Ridge. asuburb m an Gmup 0f W omen 8 LOW Shoa
0 river also were boarded up and ’Dlnnned to get out of jail as soon as I The south bound “3‘“ N0 11 com , Goat. ”By M 1mm slung with
‘- "’5 Placed- i‘m ”“9“ "PM" I “ d° “ “a“ if We" °‘ me cm hem“ the mom- hatwy silkli'nings, beaut'ntnl every f 1’ $l 00
. There was no statement from com- I get the chance. You can 't blame tive crashed into the northbound ape; an my, 0 o
-ny officials as to when an effort to me.” h cial (Zn-reunion tlmgandgédtzrfgeroegar‘; ' fi$Mh W -
me traffic would be made. but the At 11 o’clock Monday night. W 0" can) 8 severa ' ’ save. difi [in . this 11 tion but ink)?-
’ hlcago HERALD and EXAMINER. the three prisoners were moving from a picnic at Highland Grme. Japmmnk Mm, dark Rum skins, hand- n . erent 8S m CO CC ’ .j’
n a copyrighted mws story published the I‘rechold swamp to the one at The two trains came together wit: my m 1113.! 38 t0 SIZES. All. are of the best leather, Wlllux,
. nday, said “,9 strike mount a w .Ir nobcxtmillp Lewis became Ill and a terrific force, telescoping 83C ' Wm . patent and kid OXfOI‘dS, some With satin straps. and
Flu) the finish between the lines and ”if »snid he could go no further. AKI'CS other. , ll ed b' \ BI /
Icmployes The newspaper sum the lung Kaminske were surprised when The 11155 0‘ steam was ‘0 ow 3 Raccoon Goats, two distinctive models, straight nearly'an have ench heels“
, d‘m'ce guard 0r 3" “rm." 0‘ 5‘5“”0 told that he had not been recaptured. the screams of the unwed. The Cars 0 ll »
growth” m... mm“... W, M...” ,n hm“ was 3mm 3 50mm, 0, mm were entangled, wasred Into each hne o ego Coats and flare models with borders, ,. $1.00 to close out
#Chcago three ““W ks, and that plans ' . . other presented a terrilymg aSPeCt 3‘? 5w ’5
1) (L135. . . . to
312116 been 1)" rfcrtul I’m an attempt . _ ( those who were Within the zone 01 u
ffquickl.» tn ”Mme “my“; Pelee. the crash ran into the scene to render “8h“ 003:“, 36 and 40 111011 models, 80ft, beau— 1 Miller 5 White Pumps and OXfOI’ds
3: City nuthoritivs have prepared for aid. fifill kins dar Sha .
quse at any moment of the entire Amt” says sunken warships make Most of the fatalities were among 3 in k (188, in Buck or mnen
fgpolice force of upproximatt‘ly 5,000 ‘ deal. Spa‘yflk‘ls placesi‘ {or fish. And the' negio occupants Ol‘ the {1111: bear $125.,W $175k” and 3195‘” ,
'imen. and it is understood certain“ tier wn s aarums. t e SWEUOW nests mg the 63' CUTSIOD par ZN mem ers 0‘ Small Fm eh m 0: an Skllnli Be} ' ' ‘ ‘ V ' ' 7 4: 7' 9 71
éunits of the Illinois Votional Gmmi ; in the cannon's mouth and the young the Park Avenue: M E Churv-h “ hen 0k F d ts W‘y JuSt for U ‘elght pauS m pncc from 9‘9’30 t0 $1~")(’
Shave been ordexcd to be in readiness ‘ fish play peeknboo in the portholes of the “‘0 locomomves “‘3th together, meme! all moderately Priced 6 85
, gztor dutI- the lronclad.——St. Louis Globe-Demo- 8110‘! “bounded ”0m ”‘9 "”9““ , at '
,1 if? _._.__.___._____.__. lcmt IIurIIng their tenders back through Second floor
3mm POLLous THE SKIRT, the cars in the rm“ '
.3' , I AC“ n “{5- Tm‘ BORE - _ Fire apparatus, ambulances. life- . A : Bathmg Shoes
a: yr» — saving squads pauolmen and firemen An Interesting I ist
‘ Artco Rubber Shoes Skinner Satm Shoes
" l
Uoilurc Folk Stick to Fitness. Not. S R I. f Wtre rusher to the scent from here ‘
1'" ST‘ "mg“ I‘ll‘:;fl(§:‘*s‘f‘e“ “”1 Fog rlglGESTllgN “mm m” ”"0““ W ‘ of Silverware for Gifts or Prizes ' in 001°“: red, white or lavender
according to members of the National’ Sizes 3 4 and 5 ‘VCI'e
, , .,
Hair ,lll‘a-ssvrs‘ Association yostcrday, T“’0 of TINT? (‘amnn‘d Aftfl' Raid _ - - -
the rcnson lliill‘ llOllS are barred is the (‘ on :1 Payroll. l 30113011 Baskets or Flower Baskets, all Wlth cut glass $1.93 SIZE: t4, 31 and ‘:
long skm. . ..IN(‘lN.\‘A'I‘I. Aug. 2. —- Three ‘ , se i.
This was in denial of tllf‘ report that li‘OHYthl bandits late yesterday held mugs. Regularly $2'35 for $1 'w $1°45 to Close out $1 0 C 0 01
I Hi) :1 mvsrwnger of 0. Cincinnati chain Cut Glass Candy Jars With silver 1313th covers. - ‘ 7'
part for l‘OV'r'liut."S sake pI'oIIIptin tho
«. measures to he covered up in the ab- drug company who was 0“ his “'35. '
:brevialerl (.0i1-,-,,r‘._ from the general offices of the con- Regularly $235 for $2.00 ‘
I Fitness. not llllflan-S. is thr- reason.~ corn with a $5,000 payroll. Caster Sets,v1negar and Oil bottles salt and pepper
along with ii. Ilnsiro to cultivate on Two of the I-olIlIm-s “'ch captured ll 1 l l ,
"Amt‘rir‘un .stlu" of infamy. (mile ‘_ singlo hnnrlml by n policeman after he S 3 mm m SI ver P 8.th frames. Regularly $4945
. apart I‘I‘I'IIII Illumination from Paris lhzivl run their automobile down in a and $5.85 for $3.00 and $4.2;
.fi, ' and "ignnn‘ game of the hair dressers g infli‘lllllt‘ onIIIInIIIIIlN-I-I-d from a pass-
'5‘ I Ram. 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everwhm Ind Iran-{5L Sandwich Trays, silver plated pierced design with
$2: ‘ ‘ bright finish. Regularly $525 for $4.00
, ’ Pie Knives, sterling silver handles. Regularly $1. 25
j l for $1.00
Steak Sets, sterling silver handles. Ttvo" pieces.
, Regularly $5. 00 and $5. 25 set for $3.75 set
Relish Dishes, three compartments, silver plated
iorced handled frames with glass lin ngs.
You B uyTo-d’ay is
aNew—aBetter—ai-Ieavier “gum!” $3 1"” $1 90 ‘
6‘ ,, Cake and Fruit Baskets, bright and platinum finish,
U$SCO silver plated. Regularly $7. 85 " for $6.00
Sandwich Baskets, silver plated, pierced pattern,
at the $1093 Trice bright finish Regularly $6.85 for $5.25
Casseroles, oval or round, silver plated pierced
-with No Tax added . .
frames, bright fimsh. Pyrex linings with cut
covers. Regularly $6.02 2’ for $500
ST
~ WV:secmiiciiiltgtrfilzwiosrilsesggspllcfi: Salt and Pepper 3113ka glass set in silver plated
-. ‘i 30 x 31/2 usco had reached frames. Regularly 65 cts for 35 cts
~ ‘3 the peak of tire value.
Yet the makers of USCO have now
Main floor, front
In all the List 0% Furniture
produced a still better USCG-31 longer . . ' . . . , . , ‘
wearing tire with— Sdk Stockings . Nothing 15 more tempting than the Livmg Room Sets
Thicker tread—thicker side walls. “Kayser rouette” in fancy Weaves‘, Opel] stripes, ‘ . Easy Chairs and Rockers, tapestry cover?) If. F:
Better traction, longer service, a glove silk stocking in white, beige and gray, all spring cushions, many With Spring arm 15 the kiwi I l
more mileage. sizes. chairs that are alwavs acceptable to xvoal‘v 1n
And» the tax is absorbed by In black size 9 only, regular $3 00 quahty ‘4‘ qual‘at 9 Chairs from $3500 up.
A‘TKIi?717mTTmf
the manu acturer. , ' - «4'- : Third ”“ "
l. The niw and better ’ , 7 --’> ‘: $1 ‘95 to out _ For Vacatién Travels
j USCO is a'tire money’s . g ,- (h elThese have a Shirred elastic top and a slipper . 7, ' . -
5 worth that was impos— ' '. ' e , . . . °. I 7
l j sible a year ago. : ‘ ' 1v * _ Mag“ “our. . , _ Slut Cases and Bags
Hi" It is possible "“ . I I . _ ‘~ 3 , {16 £51313 Cages, enazlnel niamng and (game in all >30“ ("WU
. .. l ' ‘ - 5 l . - - 0 inc . 50m Iavc 111mg: of $1 k creto '1 ~ ‘13:,
:5 3:33. on Y m :1 » ' ‘ ~ Lufbery SIlver War? 8 3 63);) n ‘I'SIII \' I)“:
' . " , . e or y g; 7153 ‘ Isl? f
i: , . - “at W, Flam ‘22:? Farm, bright m gigliilfi ‘ In:
i > ‘ ‘._ n8 “Pieces Leather Cases in styles fort-11h lrI lam 21ml 9‘371‘?‘ 1
g; ' _ . Medium Knives, hollow handles Reg $10 75 for $3.50 All colors and sizes from 18 inch to 38 in h.
k! ' _ 5-7?- Dessert Knives, hollow handles Reg. $10. 25 for $8.25 gggugfir . 7 $125.00
h; M-W—«W Medium Forks ' , Reg. :3 5 .75 for $4.50 . Reginarly 3%‘00 .
R: united States Tins ‘ Dessert Forks Reg 35 5 10 for$4.00 Bags, all leathers and colors, lined II. éslI silk. lenll :: 1‘
*1" United States @ Rubber co , TablesPOOnfi 7 Rog.$ 5.75 101‘3450 linen. Styles suitable for nien and “3.31311 Size~ nu
it ' 5,“... 0...... mm 1 - - Dessert Spoons .‘ Reg $ 5.10 for $4.00 , figmfiflm 20inch _' $1200 rm. 5 5,5ng
an . m... Mama”..mmm I .MAB..I..I.. Soup Spoons, round bowl Reg $ 5 75 10:34.50 Regguniari}; $1500 for ““0
geaspogns ;. ._ R $1. 10 Rig. 8 2 .85 for$250 Regugafly ‘. , ' $2509 for $29.00
“831‘ . (F9118 eg~ eac for 90 eta each , . all 80. to Ba s, '
Butter 788 Reg. $1.20 each for $1£0 each mwflm‘gouxmes, C: mrry 3:0,, a: slick?" reductions
I 7 Basement
Reavis Garage, Inc.,
St. G. Conn. Ave So Nor-walk 70 North Main 51% South Norwalk ‘,
Webb 3203 , F
, .1 ' ox Cycle & Hardware Co.
Ms“ Smith N°rwalx 108 Washington Sn, South Norwall .
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