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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 5, 1924 · page 12

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same significahce as (19%
Ian—the prcduci hearing the Wake" mark m_
.IIe bearing the signature—Ere but 1 3c
(5‘s. We mm i: see how any businessman or E2: Inga . ,
‘ r can I): Int if he gixes out bad chécks or bad _ ’
The hotter the trade-mark product is the hem Win
the sianding of iis manufacturer and vim-EREEEA 7
AWc sell {ms}. t}; products and avoid c 7 5 56331135
scan I maticr web the: they are mstxfied _ IRE
. I- ciealer usuailv is blamed and if: {shes Eh
icing time, if eve- to forget about his troubles Poor
her not. only in} Is our good will but it tnkea so on,
get rid of i: th..t ii «385 not pay to handle infen

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‘ £83910 ask for it
Mess l} CIA..- _
, Riki: all the fun I u: of it.

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carry some lowcr grades to be sure—4nd; you? ,
‘ cm: ”Ely than, for we wouldn’t Win in?
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Ad products such as Long Bell Lum-
ll york, Morgan MillWork, “Superi~_
or in: CreQADiut Stained Shingles,
if Si..ngles guaranteed for 40 years,
and Cornell \Vall Boards and
Y on can rely on the H. N: B.
rel} an lli'oir serxice andgyou '
iglit Gil (3 us that next order.

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LUMBER 'and MILL WORK
South Norwalk, Conn.

 
 
 
 
 

 

et Us Worry for You”
MIST OF US KNOW— ‘

that 01 and grease are absolutely essential to the
successful operation of an automob 1e.

This is especially appreciated by those who have been
neglectle and have had to pay repair bills on the car
that should have provided pleasure and recreation
instead of becoming a bu. Eden

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Ayance is even more important he-
ebeen b1 ought and of verdicts
- ramounts in excess of $50,-
I \Eal inguries caused by the op-
S :52: verdicts have resulted

 

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bile ‘31: Irancem :23? be obtained for a few

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years of (i: yours accident may be
just are'uid R

We can P ’ se of the law of averages,
bug you . ’ our own risk with

ungumty.

 

An aulcmc’s'c pOiiCy .. .2 be secured through our of-
fice W; fish I. can“? your liabilii-y and relieve you

from I" “0.3; 7::pf'rtiml‘ly for all accidents.

 
 

you and will esteem it a. pEivi-

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We are ready . A. .2
legs to do so.

 
 

 

M. LAYTON E '00., INC.

5 Railroad Ave.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE .

 

‘ Phone 35

 

 

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FURNITURE CG.

127- l29 WASHlfiCYON 3'?

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in {semi very easy at this store. ‘
Red! for thc garden such as ”Ewan,

'ton Chaptcr is ms: Hat Du:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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essay contest. The vies Fredrick
for New England. is tux-is. 3911a '1'.

, Sloan, 1111 Linda WERE Riva-E. ‘ 7‘

en. Conan, the“?'
wand. 56 Elm street; Boston Mass.
chapter is Miss Harms. Blikoalee,

. 561- George street New Haven. 60:111..

The W. 0. s. L. is composed of
women Who sci-yea overseas In the
allied cause during the World WEE.

poses to assist any patriotic ‘on-k.
There are chapters in Boston,
Springfield and New Haven. ..

All Womens' Club, church organi-

and the P'résidcnt- 92 the Ncwifinven f

and has avowed as out, of It: pup A

Pen, pénfflrm
but the my all St

 

and all was should "be securely
clipped or Ruined tozefh .

 

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'INDIANAPOLIS. Aprll 5. ~— Ex»
treme paclflsm extender! to mova-
ments among women and children
at America. 13 being used E: a. tool
of Bolshevlsm and radicalism, Gar-y
land W. Powell, director or the 373-”
tlonal Amencnulsm Committee' of
the; American Legion. declared to-
: day.

Mr. Powell warned ' lézlonaures
against a. national .Exxtl-War cam-
palgn directed .by the Women's
Peace Soglety. enrolling young and

LEGION DIRECTOR DECLARES
BOLSHEVISTS ARE USING
' . ’ A _ Wom’s PEACE SOCIEI‘Y

direcfly the United States govcrh-s
man In event at my war; " ii'lm
Woman's Peace Union at tho West;
on Hemisphere End the Fellojvahly
of Youth for Peace Aorgaa'mtlofi

ends. It was said.

 
 
 

Gum era Is ’14 years old. ‘
lnphls apocch Mr. Gompcrn' point»
' out that the average life at 3m:
anion membérk has been Ibex-cued
Mtecn yéars through tho Eight. hour
Ray and the Evplication of the medi-
1 science: to Industry. Ha uracil
fiat "medic-hie in Industry mold the
errors of vatomlikm had that it be
In the performance

 

A... Au...- mm «Am; mun ASKS STATE T0

Mr. Powell asserted the movement»
In finding fertile can among $1560}
children and In bible clauses.
urged every Mexican. to utter»: tile
fnee'tingo and present the vitriolic
old by aSynlng pledges “not to aid
side 0: the question.

 

CHICOPEE. Mass" April 5.2-
B‘our boats are dragging the Con-
necticut. river opvoslto Willlmsatt
today for the body of Sophia Ku-
pck, 14 years old, believed to be the
victim of one of the most atrocious
murders over committed in {his city.
Stanley Zalewska, 17 years old. con-
fessed to police Thursday night that
he threw the girl’s body Into the
river Wednesday morning. According
to the boy’s confession the; girl was
passing his house on her way home
.when he enticed 112: mm his £01324
and to the cellar. on the subterfuge
that his sister wanted to see her.
Zalcwkska. told the police that he
beat her with 9. club untll she lost
consciousness.

Thinking she was dead he tried to
dig a hole in the cellar in which to
conceal the body. but flndlng that:
he could not complete the task be-
fore his parents returned from their

pad the body In an old carpet and
loued it toward the rlver on u.
toboggan.

of a. mile to the river the girl show-A

ed slgus of life and 'a. suspicious
passcrby was told that 3.118 carpet

MORE CHARGES

 

WASHINGTON. April sic-Stories
of twenty -caso shipment of “Quor-
_to the home of Howard Manlnyton.
{Iicnd of
an attempt to buy a. pardon for
$50. 900 Rude: deplorable narcotic
drug conditions in» Fedora) prisons

Senate committee
Daugherty.

' Investigating

“the little green house in K Stud. .
which has been {asthma In thé
Daugherty hearing.
consisted of ham mar'

be thought was Er

 

work in a. nearby factory. he wrap.

Before he completed the quarter,

ONflMNmflNY

Barry M. Daugherty. or»

teaturcd yesterday's session 021110,

The story organ. llquor shipment.”
was told by Daniel B. Smith. for- _’
mer butler ai the mainston home, ‘

The shipments ;

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DRAG RIVER FOR BODY OF » " '
GIRL SLAIN BY YOUTH

 

contained kittens which Wake.
was going to drown. Fsrthcj on the

Fem-my that the cuI-yet might lead
to his detecfiou.

bank of the river and shaved It Into
the stream. .

Ho {hen rowel! to tho mlfidlo c:
the river and soak the carpet. {53:55
melon quickly pointed to WOW
when the girl‘s Maven-antic was
reported to the police by Ire: mus
parents.
but aftér En all day grilling he mac's
a written common Thursday night.

Shortly alter being lacked; up 2.»:
lemka, using part at E bet! spying
In his cell. lore away pm ‘or the
brick wall only to Suit! that It opened
luto an adjoining cell

to: braking and ontorlnz End sen-
tenced. tokhlrléy School for Boys

«where her was ‘ relemd January 27‘;
He has a.» sister and a brofliéx‘.

The girl has lwo hikers and a
brother; She mu ml. air-naked
an; firefly. She attcmlcd the paro-
chial school. _ -,

or the mlluonth telaphone.

 

Republic’s {59m Scooind Wt.
Chm-1c: Dillinxham has sold 18, 842

 

a. promlnknt New Yosk Democrat. to
be used for comkllmenmry distrifiu»

 

uEflonEl couvantl’

 

 

than ’7 54969: .

 
 

body rolled from the sled and Zaléigi. '
akahraa teen t5: club I: with hum. ’

Zalewskfa. removed .,
the body fI-om its coming fat Ibo? '

Qnewonm: m amateur:

Zale‘wflti was arrested. last year »

Haveseaned‘. (Ed was rimmed there. ‘

lI was 3dr. Robina: who: called In) A»
fir. Bouthlllette in New Bedford and »
A mummified him on the minimum

flak smoky délega’lges‘ 29 Democratic ,

price: £310 aéktsiw Eli? coaI more.

PROCLAIM

Sécretary» W E 1:! 3 cc
Urges National Pro—
tection Against Fires
-—-Arbof Day

Govomors of all states have. been
urgcé by Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace to observe Forest’s-Protons
tlon Wheel;A admit 21-27. In a let-
m- toAcach govcmon he emphasises
the need for stamping out forest-
III-ex. more than 36.09?) or which ou-
la; (13‘ @33th Suites equiv year.
‘ “:Wzillai‘cé. whose BENIN.-

 

 

 

Seiiéetary
‘MI in ma mm the mining-
Atrium: End promotion of the Nat-

“£63131 W23, flint: out that Forest
Enigma Week is not for the bone-

at of any Elhgla class of citizens or

huslneijs tum-am. but that the hub

dens Emilia: from forest fires m1!

muss-y dutch, since the United
Sam consume: more woud than all
“other Ration: combined. '
kn :0:ng are urgea to issue
proclamations designatlug April
“El-«3? as Farms: Frotcctlon Week;

period :whcrcvkr possible to do so.

 

WE 'cEREGEAEIIE
bouncy expect manychme: in

Emmi for cough: m colds. A‘rhe
fish“ tcoid. l! mica“. may den-.1.

(II-Rhesus seats: In 0:16 62 his New ,
York theatre: for Juno to one man.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

'mughcrfy Committee.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

age; 16 am Amer my during mag ‘ ‘

wanker in- March. and would be

 

 

 
 

 

AyFi! V , SIAM

ASKING
W drug'semns in the At‘

fixation 1x110

 

to ”have boon trapped by Haber
‘3. firm broghnelnvluw o: the late
President »fizI‘-ding compuanco or
secretary 9: Wu? Week: with the
request! of the committee {or data.
on Mt tram tales at huge
Randi“ shipments to the homo at
Roma Jinn ngton. clown (fiend or
Harry may}: arty. End nuance Io E
$50,096? is: u 98.on can. {sauna
tho mick chIcrday o! the Senate

 
 
 
 

J. E. Dyche once WErilen of tho
Atlanta yeuixén’unry. testified that.
Vomw who was {Edam Etna-Inma-
eat of prisons. sloppéd an lungfizm

to prisonors.

William 3‘. Burns, director of. this
Jusflce Department’s Investignflon
Bureau, ecu-{chanted Dyche‘ a stats—
meat. End (lectured his men wen an
tho trail or the “ma: l-Ilgh'ct up”
whén they Em called on. Burns
said Ibex-c was no doubt thin an In-
ternational drug ring existed. , *
Incidentally 3. mm East that
tho mpErImcnt a: 51: 9 submit"
certsin coufidentli! filo-{s relating to
drug selling In federal 13me was
refused by Acting Attoqxe'y General
sack. who lntor-m’ed Ibo coinmlflca
(hit President Coolidge (haired to
await tkg 60¢:le c: mg, amylas-
ionic: Géngorhl bazo‘re' was; via:
:0 {ho committed any W113 of tho
Bananmeait.

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

to mmlnsmn were Rm by male!
8. Smith. i forms: houseRmn la the.
employ o1 Emmgtok, who was
naught b are: the ooI’E'IElIIEe'
{Rough Ilie‘ activities of Wm

NEW York. This 3th: «col: ta
Em h‘afidefllp k. produogk. and as
In this farmer mm 131

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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mm of extensive smuggilay or drugs '

A "A 3?: Washinzfinn EI.

Dainty Ncw StI-ap NippcrE End Sandals
For Spring Wear
We have 3 wide ymety cf patterns and styles made in
5511113 new shades ofalireldalc, Field Home, Fawn and Gray.
Patent loam-r is still popular with the lighter shades
making En ngrécnbla change for Spring wear
811.! 308333on HATER --—-

TALLYEERACKEN

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MME. JEANNETTE
sum EoEWALE

 

 

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