SOUTE
PAGE TWELVE
4"“.
Witnesses Shed Little Light
On Way Brannigan Was Hurt
Edward Sheehan Admits Striking Army Sergeant With
His Fist, but Nothing Else.
(Continued from Page One)
l‘t‘spllt‘ :1. most thorough and At this point Attorney Paul
seurrhing inquiry by Coroner John J.
i'ht-lun. yesterday afternoon at the
City Hull. in an imminent death in-
quiry. little or nothing was learned
that would help to solve the mystery
that surrounds the ease of Serreant
Jami-s ilrnnnignn, who lies "t the
point or «leiith in the Norwalk Hospi—
tzil. lir‘illlllb‘filn is believed to be dy-
ing. us the result of the fracture of
the lose of the skull. the fracture re-
sulting. in the opinion of the authori-
tire from 11 blow with some heavy.
i ilini instrument on the side or lirnn-
iilg: in '11 hand.
ltillii\\llll: the evidence of the wit-
ties who had to testify.
of $2.500.
that he struck Brannigan, but
nothing else.
Witnesses yesterday testified
R.
Connery. who represents DeMartino.
\Iarron and also Edward Sheehan.
who is charged with felonious assault.
asked that the court-room be cleared
of all people save the interested par-
VVhat transpired then is not author-
itively known. save that it is said that
Sheehan. who is being held in bonds
is said to have admitted
said
that he struck him with his fist and
that
Shet‘hnn was in the Germania Hotel
just before the row started. and that
nusvs gixen at the inquiry. as pub- , a man inter "squared up" to Branni-
llsilml in yesterday’s million of the gun. while standing near the curb
l‘lVi'illilK Sentinel. i'luirles Seymour. stone. '
night man at (l'i‘onnnr's garage. on Sheehan raid that he had been
in front of which it
standan in the gutter with Branni-
llniironrl "tonne,
is lmlim-ed that ltrnnnignn was Ml- gan, when he struck him. He did not
sziuiimi during a brawl there. early know how nrnnnlg’an came to be
“auxin-slimy innrninu. was called to the found lying near the tracks. nor how
sinnil. he sustained the injury to his head
Hmmour nt first denied all knowi- that fractured his skull.
nice of our bvnwi, but then nrlmltted Shpnhnn maintained that he hit
thnt there hml lwvn n. fizhi. He did Tlmnnizrin only with his fist and not
not. mm Sermoli ilmnuiznn. but 1‘9 with.nnv Instrument such as must
l't‘r‘llll‘ll fir-"ill: l"l':lllk Gilbert Of Den- hnvo hqpn "89d. tho pollce and phygj-
\ur, 4‘i.l., who is tiiltlt'r arrest. nnd who plans my. to have broken ‘nrannlgan'g
urns iir;11111l;:.111's i-«ynpnnion—Jlghtim: skull.
with John .Vinrron. Mnrron is also.
under arrest on :1 charge of simple[
nssnult. ir‘rnnk lleilnrtlno, another
local tinting mun. :1iso lliltl"r arrest on
:1 r‘imrw‘ 0! simple admit. “"115 one
of Hie tuo mvn iiuiitint with Gilbert.
nntl is llt’i‘lflrf‘f'l to have come into the
garage and to have picked up :1 piece!
of wood nimut a (not long. “'ith this
In his Miirl he went brick rind ls ni-
ieI-rr -i in halo strui'k Ciilmri.
the attack.
was the motive for the assault.
silent on this.
Enrlv
ns norm as it had seemed veslerdn)‘.
FALLING WALL
PINS FIRE CHIEF
the new pharmacy which opens its
doors for business tomorrow.
James Parker. who for the past
thirty years has been engaged in the
Aside from acknowledging the first
blow. Sheohnn was silent eonc’rning
We would .not say what
Tiran-
nimn. who has retrained consciousness
seveml times. nithoutzh he has been
nnestioned about an assault. remains
this morning at the hospital
It was said that his condition was not
cocuuii Senoil’i.
CLOSESFOR XMAS
tor boys. has closed for the holidays.
Yesterday the null examinations for
the tall term were held and practi-
cally all boys were in attendance. Fol-
lowing the tests, all or the boarding
boys left for their various homes to
spend the holiday season with their
parfhts.
oflerlng a broaze mefiil {or the boys’
who stand first in each of the major
subjects. The results of the Work of
the boys and the first five in each sub-
ject is as follows: F. Turner Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
"INT John B. B'ltts-usoosoesss-Iusorq 75
' M‘. as. James Fechhelmer ......”u... 85
1’01“. H- Ha", New Canaan. iLawrenCe HUI o -oo-ooesesssoees 81
Barry W. Sturges. .Wiiton. Charles L. Thompson . . .» . . . e . . . 79
James Fechheimer. .South Norwalk. Tiradford Hoyt _ _ _ I. . . _ _ _ . . . . . G 83
Charles L‘ Thompson, Westport. Harry W. Sturges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Bradford Hoyt, Norwalk. 77
John B. Betas. Norwalk.
John C. admin. West Virginia.
Barry W. Sturges. Wilto}.
Gwyn :-
rul‘or the middle school).
William Lauder, Norwalk.
Lawrence Hill. Norwalk.
Bradford Hoyt’Noerlk.
Charles L. Thompson. Westport.
G. Burr Woodward, Norwalk.
In addition to the bronze medals
given each term to the boys having
the highest average in the major sub-
jects. the school is offering a special
medal for that boy having the high-
est general average in his major sub-
jects for the entire school year. In
order for a boy's name to appear'bn
the following honor roll his average
must be 76 and above: '
Loul's H. Hall .................
Wllllflm Lauder ‘IoOIOOshfiolOO.
The Cochran school. a private school
Beginning'this year the school is,
G., Burr Woo‘ward . .'. . . . .l. . . . .
English.
Louis H. Hall. New Canaan.
Bradford Hoyt. Norwalk.
James Fechheimer. South Norwalk.‘
“TRUTH IN FABRIC”
WASHINTON. Dec. 22.-—-Favorable
report was ordered by the senate In-
Lawrence H'ill, Norwalk. tel-state Commerce Commission today
William Lauder. Norwalk. of the Capper “truth in fabric" bill to
HistCI'Y- require manufactures of woolen cloth
or garments to mark the percentage of
wool and other materials obntalned
in their product.
William Lauder. Norwalk.
Louis E. Hall. New Canaan.
Garvan Cavnnagh, East Norwalk.
James Fechheimer, South Norwalk.
Lawrence Hill. Norwalk.
Latin.
Louis R. Hill, New Canaan.
F. Turner Brown. Norwalk.
"What sounds worse than a phono-
graph almon run down ?" inquires
one paragraph". A pedestrian who
is almost run down .s—Asheville Times.
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NEW YORK. lln-c. 22.~Deputy pharmacy business is the manager of
lire i'liiti' .iolin O'Hara, and twelve the new store, and will have entire
1mm: 1, 21.1w lililil'i'll. tmluy, liy full- charge. of the work here.
tug unit's 11m!» (-..mmnmg a blaze Mr. Parker is well known in Nor—
ti‘nt Iliilllflnlil lliv' .\ulo [2:1in (lzirl‘izlgo Wflik. having ”9“" here (or the Nut
("niuiuim‘s plant ”nil rim “incur-“171‘ fourteen years. He ran the old Bridge
.1117. Hume in Harrison Fir-pot, lirook- Pharmacy in East Norwalk, then the‘
is n pharmacy which is now occupied by
H'liur: 11.1.4 illrw‘iinfir the tiremi‘n- i'lllnlrolllrlio‘: lining Gadwofitshohlnlndstr‘lih
“lirn SHIN: Ii rites of H (-(‘i . t n " 9 y "s ' s P :1 o W
12.11-11.11 My” tint the front swag: the former llevine & Hardwick store
:uiiii‘l: lie viiiwi through a window. in[£2101t'fiVr:itirdsi‘srt‘:irlccfirien(‘einthe United
v'li urns \ill in I ~ ‘ -' " ‘ "
i‘i i' f "sm‘niul. J:w.}“;‘,:'r”n 1‘37"?“ ‘ States Nnval Hoapital shrvice has also
~ " “° helped \tr Parker in his work At
{whimm ”"1”” ‘1 through ”1° '1” or his pint-es he has made pre
‘li‘tli'l‘ .' I . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
it.» “is LTiliir‘itmtlillHL 1110111.“ i ' i'Pm'Hon work 11 'pm‘l'm‘v "n" h" w'"
:mmmlw“ ' ' AP «" “1 an continue this at the new venture. ‘
H UH“ “r” f'Imiies Core I] ,, Mr. 11011 is well known in Norwalk.
”h” ”I ,mml'q i-v m" M . r ""-‘ ,lle was recently engaged in the real
- , ' ”"~ irstute and insurance business. and
, , , , 1 ' '. "‘ “‘ forlm-rlv was engaged in the import‘
"“‘ \L“ "(HI PH‘RM-‘(VY innii export business in New York city.
“m “in" fur ""4".”I 'I He has taken a three-year lease on
‘ mm m” u. s l'mmrruw his prose!“ place of business, and has
"< in of drum s lnrlu r titted it out so that a. high class phar-
i is: “in to in toil 1y 's edition of The inney may be conducted there.
i nut 11: “4 Mini] iliipt '11s It. llnllt'I oi' .—
l'r" mw mmz ..r thv i‘ml lilnrmnrv nti We aren't surprised that California.4
*"""' V liu silt it .‘xnti ii i'o‘r dry enforcement. There's
iilvi lilii'h
"“' i" ”I“ l'lttinivtnr ori'n rnisin. ——Columbia Record.
E C O N O M Y
Cash Market
118 SO. Main St. South Norwalk
TO THE PUBLIC:
Having opened the market formerly occupied by
Sheffier & Utzerges. We solicit a share of your
trade. We will carry only the first quality of beef,
no.1! lamb, pork, etc, and our prices will be as low as
posmifle fOI‘ the quality.
F. H. FITCH, Mgr.
SATURDAY’S PRICES
Prime Rib Roast s~o o o s s a o -;s 0-01).st s u‘s o sus’s'm 26C The
Porterhouse Steak .. 40c lb.
Sirloin Steak . . . . . 35c lb.
Round Steak 280 lb.
Shoulder Steak . . . . . . 14c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast, 14c lb.
3&8 Pot Roast 240 lb.
Boned Rump Roast . . 250 lb.
Sticking Pieces . . . . . . 20c lb.
Boston Rolls 160 lb.
Fresh Plate 70 lb.
FANCY NATIVE VEAL
Outlet 45c lb.
LoinOhops..........40olb.
RumpRoast........28clb.
SPRINGLAMB
Legs Lamb 321: lb.
Shoulders of lamb .. 201: lb.
Rib Lamb Chops 40m.
LoinLambOhopI 5001b.
Stewing Lamb 15c lb.
Small Loins Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . 22c lb.
Fresh Hams . . . . ... .. ... ... 250 lb.
Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . ..." ... . . .. .... 17c lb.
8&8 Link Sausage . . . . .:. . . ...... . . . . . . . 30c lb.
S&B Bag Sausage . . . . mm... .. . . -. 32:111..
Home-Made Sausage .......-....... .. ... .- ... .. . ... 30c lb.
Smoked Shoulders -. . . “an...“ .. .... 1504b.
Dixie Bacon . . . . ...“...ma, 22c lb.
......
FRESH TURKEYS AND cmcapns AT
10me names.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS soma‘A
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Christmas Specials
at the
East Norwalk Cash GrOcery
PRICES Tan mm
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QUALITY THE HIGHEST .
ThePinestCreameryButter .. 5401b.
BestFamilyFlour ...... ”.99on
Selected State Eggs 48ch
Crisco, pound size can ... 21c
None Such Mince Meat .... 13¢ pkg.
Golduedal Pumpkin ..... ... 115ch
White Rose Plum Pudding . 350cm
Fancy English Walnuts .... 350 lb.
BestMixedNuts ......... .296 lb.
WhiteRosePancakeFlour ........ 100pkg
Pure Old Fashioned Buckwheat Flour, 4 lbs. .......... 250
Fancy Pigs ................. 15c lb.
Extra Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs for ............... 23c
Potatoes, seconds .. BScbushel
A. ST ULL
24 COTTAGE ST. EAST NORWALK
New York Markets
143 Washington Street 55 unissued
South Norwalk Norwalk
I.
Williams
minimums-slaw ‘t
High. Low.
Allied Chemical 78% 78
Allis Chalmers 4455 4435
Am. Can 74%“ 7856
Aim. Ice 1115‘ 108%
Am. Loco. 128% 125%
Am. Ship 8; Coin. 1936 19%
Am. Smelters 55% - '5555
Am. Sugar 74 ‘ 7355
Am. Sum. Tab. 28% 28%
Am. Tel. & Tel. 122% 122%
Am. Tab. 156 153%
Am. Woolen 95% 95
Anaconda 50% 49%
Atchison 101 1,4 101 36
Baldwin Loco. 185% 132114
Bait. & Ohio (2 411,5
Beth. Steel 60% 59%
Cal. Pete. 89 67
Can. Pac. 144% 143 36‘
Cen. Leather 32% 32%
Chandler Mot. 8355 62%
Ches. 8: Ohio 11% 711,;
Con. Gas 119% 116
Chi. R. I. 31% 31
Corn Products 131% 129%
Crucible Steel 71% 69%
Cuba Am. Eng. 26 28
Endicott Johnson 89 88%
Famous Players 9194‘ 91
Flak Rubber 12% 1296'
Gen. Asphalt {8% 47%
Gen.) Electric 133 188
Gen. Motors 13% 13%
Goodrich 34 K 33%
Grt. North. Pf. 78% 785‘
Grt. North. Ore 31 31
elnspiratlon C. 88 35 5‘
Int.Mer.Mar.Pt’. 11 10‘,
int. Nickel 13% 18%
Kansas City 80.. 19% 19%
Int. Paper 52% 62%
Kelly Spring. 44% 48%
xKenn. Copper 36% 86 1,5
Keystone 'l‘ire 9 K 8 56 ~
Mexican Pets 308' 200
Miami Copper 27% 27 3"
Middle States 11 K 1 1 55
Mo. Pac. 16 is 16 $4
sHudson 25 5g 25 is
N. Y. Central 94% 94%
N.Y.,N.H. & H. 2155 20%
Nor. Pac. 76% 76
Pac. Oil 46 IA 46
Pan. Am. Pete. 955‘ 93%
Penn. R. R. 46% u
Pullman Co. 131‘ 131
By. Steel Spr. 118 114
Ray. Consol. 14% 14 55
Reading 80 u 80
Rep. Steel 24% 23%
Royal Dutch 52% 6251'.
Sears-Roebuck ‘89 l,‘ 88
3;; Pacific 89% 8834'
cialr on 3219‘“ 32%
80. Railway 24% 24 1,5
8 0 N J 391.5 3111‘
S O N J Pf. 11855 116%
St. Paul :2 22 '
Studebaker 136% 134 36
Texas Co. 47% 47 if
Tobacco Prod. 84 as $4
l'n. Ret. Stores 74% 72%
l'. 8. Rubber 58% 52%
l'. 8. Steel 1075‘ 108%
3313‘ 3‘ 'u 343;: M»
» T m ‘ cameo: :5 his as ‘ , “'0“ Ex
.j West._Un."Tol. uflc' 114. 114 . '\
West. Elec. cox so so NEW HAVE vEN
Twain: sui. sou cos"- cokexchanse in the N '
. the Outhem New Ew Haven
, x—Ex Div. 75. I—llx Div. 50.1. “My is ca] 3““4 'r
_ . « for flu. led Pioneer.“
cormmox m n" c“? Mme en ' wuc'“ “1
. fl listed. but it, 1. have fit
.1“. NEW YORK. Dec. 22.——Society has of the nu expected to
- ~ revived the couuion. or old-time b. accommbe' of lines whic
78% Germ.—a axes-e at dinner dance. ‘Colony EmOdated in the L1
44% two decade-ago. 1y termed“); “89‘ There we.
74 It was a feature of the program at phone Pion efi‘ 9‘ branch or ,
. 108% a dinner given last night. by the memo” 35°" for Veteran,
126% Countess of 'Granard. at the home of new exchang'fcf and the mm.
:21); her father, Ogden Mills. .7; been lusgested b3, presufmt
74 "\.
28%
122*
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Coh n’ s C h G
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13:14 l41 WASHINGTON STREET
‘3 Phone 328 -°- --
60“ o .- F o
68* fee Delive
1449s '
32% '
63% C
71%
Chrlstmas ,
811,5 ,
130
715‘ .
26 - ,
88% ‘ S
91% o
1:95
48% ’
183
:2: Gold Medal Flour, 241/; lb. bag .... .. -... . ....m ;
731‘ . ' .
31 PIHSbWS Flour, 241/2 m. bag mine on us urns," L,- ‘
as - ' 5
m; Becker's Flour, 24% lb. bag ...... .. ...,.... $
13% .
:2: Cranmm, 2 q“. tojlgi e to e s srorccmzflcm oso on. a. . .. .-
3:: ma Nu“ r. or. ... on. o :“o o s s‘ns'u‘o-‘s-s resume-‘51.; 25C
to: W, 3 ms- for n:- o s s s U‘O:.;._(hm~ 0- ” sxas- 1 ‘
fig: Fancy Pumpkin, large can .. ......~....-.-. .. ......“ 17.
o
:5: Manhattan Brand Sweet Corn, 2 cans -..... '
94 .
.30; Cluon o s 0:. e goat ms cos-J e s s s'e;s.co .0 .- "La-so— 59c it
7614 .
:2% orange Peel 0 o ... sniovs e e v:- n-e eve on. -,‘J:O,uo"‘¢-‘xr 27C ll
1:23; Sun Maid Cluster Raisms . e .— s-o.o:eme;s-emsscu 27Cp _l
1112., Fort Hubert Sifted Early June Peas ...“...k 16cm
so“
;3% New Slur Kr‘uty 3 lbs- me ‘m-njnom'sis‘m—u :-
ZK ‘ .
33;: Plantation Sliced Pineapple "hm—ow“... 39c
329‘.
3”, Export Borax Soap, large cake, 6 for .. ......m- ._.
as '
1:25 Christmas owes onions-...]...- stoic-memos": 29C V
s:
7‘: Del Dion“ Paella, large can permits-sue: ‘ 1'
53 K “
107% g
Phone 3213 Phone 2828
NOTICE .
We have the same supply of oultry as we have
had, for the previous years, andpwhich the public
knows there is none better than the good old New
York State poultry. Ail turkeys fresh killed. No
cold storage or left over stock on hand.
XMAS SPECIALS
POULTRY
Fancy New York State Turkeys . . .e. .. 60c lb.
Fancy Long Island Geese . . . . . .- . . . 420 lb.
Fancy Long Island D'ucks . . . . . . . . . . 42c lb.
Large Roasting Chickens, fresh killed 40c lb.
Fancy Fowls 34%380 lb.
PorkSpecials
Small Loins Jersey Pork, 226
81111111um
853m: Cut-"18° lb.
Preshnams 240 lb.
8 bBarnesI-ink .~
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Veal Specials
Shoulder Native Veal, 180 lb.
Rump Native Veal . . 24c lb.
Rib Veal Chops 28c lb.
Loin_Veathops....32c lb. W
Stew Veal, solid meat, 28c lb. Sean is Burno- Bas 320 m
30o lb:
Veal Outlets 35c lb. HammeSaussge..
Smoked Shoulders . . . . . . . . . .. . 160 1b-
BEEF SPECIALS
Shoulder Steak .............................. 15c lb
Round Steak ---...-ceouc---..o:oo.-so:o:e:-.0’°”0'° 24c tb‘
SirlOin Steak . . . . o roe-1:0: e:o s: o ovs no ':e:e mien as e - 28c 1b.
Shoulder Pot Roast ... ...... ...-... 12'/2c 11"-
Bmtm R0118 ...........;--...o;... :s-.o'~.jsremmo- 15c m0
Bread and Butter Roast . .. ...........-.«...... 22c 15
Boneless Pot Roast
Boneless Rib Roast
Corned Plate Beef . .. . . ....
Boneless Corned Beef . . -. .. ...... .. .... 15c lb-
Fresh Beef Liver . . . . .. mans"... ......“ 12c lb.~
gr]? (:lloppd Beef s-o I'e C‘I'Ot‘ ... we owe or. sacrum 14c ms;
NewSaurKraut .."fffli Tgcclg:
Ioooiooo.'
see one s s etcmngmso'ou mpg” 18c Ibo
o-e .1 or. us m"0‘0’.'0 slots:-:s:s:'o-‘s] 28¢ lb.
0:. :unon ISO: olo- m'qxuoxol 8c The
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Schultze’ s Christmas Special
Fancy Michigan Turkeys, 48c—54c lb
Fancy Long Island Ducks,
Native Geese,
Milk Fed Roasting Chickens,
Fancy F owls,
420 lb,
450 lb.
38c ii).
386 lb;
SMALL LOINS FRESH PORK ..-.-- . - . ..1: 19¢ 1;.
FRESH SHOULDERS .. . . . . ...... 16c 11
FRESH HAMS . . . . . . ...- 25c i.
LEGS SPRING LAMB ....... .... . . . . . . ...... 35c
FOREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB .. . . . . ..
PRIME RIB ROAST . . . . . . . . . . ......“m..- ..-. 26c
B. & B. ROAST ...... ...20e iii.
22c i,
Pigs Feet
Shoulder Steak . . . .
Hamburger . . . ‘. . . .
Round Steak .
Sirloin Steak . . . .
lPorterhoulse Steak
0 oi...
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25c lb.
28c lb.
32c 15.
8c 15.
15c lb.
156 lb'.
Beef Liver 12c ib'.
Smoked Shoulders . 15c 11:
Veal Stew ‘ _ . 151315.
Loin .Veal Chops . 30c lb;
Veal-Cutlets. 35c Hf
oum’mver name’s 40° 1b.
DIM “COCO-.....O... 80”.
Plate Domed seer .... no u Pall Dream chose....4°°1"
Rump Corned Beef, “140490 lb.
Pork Tenderloin! .... 500 lb. SolidLeanOornedBeei 18olb. Liliana!» Obey ....
Guaranteed Eggs . .. .50c doz. l Sunlight Butter ...-..-“... 550'
PuRITAN SLICED BACON . ... . .. '1 lb'. pkg 456
Email Puritan Skmnedback as... . . .. unmanam 28° _
s Sanit
m M eooofioieseo 150 m,
Mountain]:- "mg;-
1.;
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-o:e.ess‘_s o e 9:0' £015....oxsmo 010mm 250
Ilkets
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