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A :' :1 man known
—- R. T. Clark but
he really is
was kidnaped
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_ “K T- Chris” (left) and the merger. Williun n. Lelb.
"15:6 men the lost ‘” ‘
The other photo is of the '
Prof. William H. Leib, who 35:3
.Wfly sitar mending sflhsl:
u—H; 5:53,
from his home in Quincy nu“ , .. .-;. 1 . - .
“1° 880 of 5.b swomsn desiring 37:51:32,311 ‘ in mm“ to, h“
son. News a r re em
to avenge e b ghted love. of his death and frgiglgss 5:
caused hir. Clark to begin In in-
vestigation which he ssys he!
convmced him he is the lost Ion.
l- Shocked Veteran
E
., 7While Evidence
in; theme For Crash
‘2 2 "2‘3. is j; 1111- Lyons have some money to help him
".1 l? ital AC' on his Way and intended to borrow
. ,- ‘ s 1-; L t fgiineprrom friends in New Haven {or
2 , ,"ll' .- C .‘ s urpose.
.1 ~ . { ' ~ in?” a ' Mr. McConky said that "just before
,3; :. 3 {i a; ring the accident he was going very slow-
_ ly down the hill with engine barely
\. ~ - ”‘14)? turning over. his machine in se
‘ _. a and With the brake on. An automo-
, F bile it; iront of him stopped and he
1.: ‘ i turne out to pass it. Another auto
Oli- EaSt coming'up the hill met him head on
“,3“ \ fin “735 and smashed the sidccar of his
_ motorcycle. The radiator of this
H}; .H. :XISO west bound automobile, which was
1.,“ M is.“ driven by Max Orllns of East Nor—
; v .x. e 5 walk, was badly smashed.
. ' Lyons was thrown from his seat
a" -f‘.~—- in the sidecar directly under Mr.
and Crime 'car and suffered injuries
.i’l “uh that made him unconscious. He was
Read at taken to the Stamford Hospital‘snd
“s “eep- failed to regain consciousness and
-9941)! died about four o‘clock Sunday atter~
’flA‘ enuE. noon. about five hours after the sc-
~-.-:»-i f2t- cident. The man suffered a. bad
"he British scalp wound and in addition was
War. was scalded by hot. water running irorn
tit'IE-‘t m- the radiator of the automobile under
5.33:5 Of which he lay.
37:51“ J- Mr. McConky said that at the time
- 365' at the accident he was going less
. , than ten miles an hour. He said that
a, PVC“ 1 he came to this country in 1920. At-
’ Chi?“ ’ ter Coroner Phelan decided that he
was in no way responsible for the
man's death he’questioned the man
as to whether or not he had suffic-
linnt funds to get back home. 11c—
-(‘onky was able to produce $2.05.
Coroner Phelan and others offered
) 7 1 to help him and one man present at
‘ >7. he he-
" 1.: uri-
‘f’ier .‘lr.
' i 5 amount!
:i:< testi-
. . Eff: driv-
' the: reb—
’ in .(i pur—
n he": he
2'“? man
He hasv
i: ‘. lie
while
.2?!‘ m un-
an
broke
”for: and
' . “if some
, ”7“ replies
‘ T’}Z€Zl was
of
been
that
.. This
‘. He gave
;: -c'i to take
>1: 3: he was
1” a motor-
Eie offered to,let
c : ::=:ce
lied
‘ ..»153ld
: the inquest drove him to Port Ches-
lter where he could take a. bus for
? \Vhite Plans. Mr. McConky said that
‘nnnher normally in White Plsins
. knew anything about the accident
he had been in. He also testified that
2 he had never before been in an ac-
cident or collision- '
Corroboretion .
Ernest L. Great. Darien constable
Who investigated the accident. in
his testimony corroborated the story
told by Mr. McConky. Mr. Lyons
Was taken to the hospital by Al-
fred 8. Stone or Darlen. another wit-
ness who testified et the inquest.
er of the auto which. met McConky's
motorcycle head-on. described the
accident and said that when the
crash came he was coming up the
hill at a reasonable rate of speed
and did not see the motorcycle be-
cause of the other cast bound auto
Which stopped in front of Mr. Mc-
Conky. Mr. Orlins said that he
was on his way from his home in
bound for
l curred. In almost every detail the
testimony of Mr.
ed the description or
given by Mr. McConky.
Claranco Watson Mead at Green—
wich. driver of the east bound auto
Which was stopped .in front of Mr.
Conky's motorcycle said that he had
been forced to stop by snother cer
Which slowed down. and lumped
ahead of him. His description or the
accident tallied with the description
given by the other wltnesses- With
him in his auto was his brother.
Gideon R. Mead. and his i113“?-
Sone of these others in “go Mead
:- were called on to toe . .
caDr. George Sher-rill. medical ex-
aminer for Stamford, stated that Mr.
Lyons' death was due to a fracture
at the base of the skull- ‘
the accident
'Yieys FEES~
”.1 be 3 nor any of his triends in New Haven.
Max Orlins .of East Norwalk. driv- -
Orlins substantiat- - 3
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RECORDS
The following building, item veto
taken from the Commercial Record:
Bungalow on Sycamore Street.
Harry Sullivan will build a hung..-
low at 4? Sycamore street. It will
be 36x25 test. of (runs construction
and will consist or five rooms and
bath. with hot air heat and all con-
veniences. The contract for build-
ing has been awarded to George W.
Lamb. and no other contracts hu‘e
been awarded. It will cost about
$6,000.
Building on Spring Hill Avuue.
J. R. Morton will build a one-
t‘amily house on Spring Hill avenue.
It will be 22x26 feet. of frame con-
struction. with six rooms and bath.
with the usual improvements. The
owner will do the carpenter 4nd
mason Work. and no other contracts
have been awarded. It Will cult
about $5,000.
Five-Room florist.
Harry Obci'lander has awarded to
Builder George 5". Lamb the con.
tract to build a. one-family houle on
Burritt avenue. It will be 2612‘
feet, of trauma construction, and
will consist of five rooms and bath,
with the usual plumbing and elec-
trical fixtures. It will cost ebout
$6,000.
Robert Street Dwening.
Martin )Iodra will build a. one-
family frame dwelling on Robert
street. It will consist of seven
rooms with all improvements. The
contract has been awarded to Aug-
ust l‘ndersfcr. and no other awards
have been let. It will cost about
57.5““.
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ADOPI‘SKERCHIEF
yronmmvmu, .
.
‘ 7r.
.1 meat it ,
”no“ I“! ll unbiased of printed,
sun. A heroine: collar or soft
white Wyn front and “tend.
L'Green will erect (”one-eterV‘ ‘md lr Pennoyér will build ‘
build!" It 6? “sin street.
he 35x45 rest. of brick construction.
and grime tor-e. etere.‘ It still
have plate glass, copper “tun:-
snd the usual store tron: trillions“.
'rss.cpstrsct toil building no pun
hurried to Chalet Verdun. end the
cost will be about “.0129.
._ S -
_ '_ Some, .‘speoiael offerings for thi
Soaps and
polishes etc.
‘ 6 for 35:
P, 8:. G Naptha soap
5for
Otta’gon 'soap 5 for 25: f
lull” ' ‘
queues (rock to:- alt, '
It will inev- ,3 house on Second Street.
It will be 26:26 feet, end will con-
in]; of are rooms and but. With
the issue! electrics! and plumbing'
fixtures. The contract not been
enr‘ded to Gems w. Limb.
«munch!
can;
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o
”vefimoney’on
l i s Rial assortment consisting of 4 qt. handled suite
mus, Sauce pan sets, 5 qt. pudding pans, 5 ca. pre-
serving cities, wash basins, small covered kc les—
Choose at 50c , ~»
Special assortment of practical pieces in Peerless
quality ware—aluminum—lo qt. dish guns, 2 qt. double
boilers, 12 in. collsnders, 6 qt. covers _ kettles, 6 and 8
:up percolators, round ball teapots, 2 qt. cavered casserv
ale and frames, 10 in. wearever fry pans and 8 qt. pre-
serving kettles—Choose at 95c , q,
‘ Universal aluminum, 13/; qt. sauce pans, 39: $3};
$2.85 ‘
$1.95
5 Wear-ever 5 qt. tea kettles,
Wear-ever 2 qt. double boilers,
e ' ' ' '
Fine Baskets at
O O
- specral prices
in“ Clothes baskets, strongly made, good quality im-
ported willow—two Sizes, special 95: sand 79:
dailies hampers of fine WillOW-a-l’flllnd taper shape
ma flat typo—special $2.95 and $2.25 . .
Round barrel shaped hampers of domestic willow
3nd oblong shapes, 45:
Wooden were at
lowered prices _
' l 'A'ssoriment of salt boxes, rolling pins and potato
mashers of hardwood nicely finished, 25:
Beauty clothes dryers—adjustable kitchen
folding wall style, $1. '
' Clothes pins and bags,
rial bag-com lete 29c _
i Folding c othes rack—practical 3 ft. size, $1.85
Folding ironing tables—large ironing surface with
steel adjustible rather, $2.65 . . ~ .
Covered ironing tablesvfolding style—padded and
covered, $3.45 ’ ‘
Wash boards—sire
biog surfaCe, 69c . . . ‘ _
:1 ”Step ladders, 5 ft. size-well braced-hard wood-—
Vacuum 6
Mill 3 ft. handle, 69:
M _ . wares of
O O
intense interest
, .‘Garb'a'ge cans—huyy corrugated steel- '
_‘ 2-. 3 gal. size 75: 5 gal. size we 3
.. i'l‘in wash boilers—Rome quality-dim tested c0p-
P9? bottom, Medium size 31.953111? 8319: 33,35 ,
: hooppeti; wash hallmark” e £17115? ‘3; 432.34%
pr, es beavers, ' size . [GI e...
F , 6,ng stoves—3W burners—16 loch oven
~dandybakerandeookcr.3!&95-_ _ .. . . ..
' Gas or oil stove ovens, well known maker-scienti-
gully ma'de to give, eyes bawiigle burner size 3138:
00533-35 o. . 74.‘ .. .. ,
, Jqpsnncli tin foo'd WMlngcovmedcal for
shelf use, 7 lb. organize!“ 1.015.410!" 5119 50‘ .
1“: Potato tiara—make, , mashed potatoes palatable,
.1-.2_.. 14'.
» J
L ‘11.?
1 Other curtain! . .
r at low prices ‘i
._ , are marked Trells'icnrfalni our; 15mm
Penna“ tee” fisd'amam villi iduny edge.
”'3‘ ' “f§m.tothe.set,‘h¢msht¢h¢d
15th:. an. _ yfiebzeds-ei seashore
'3 ‘m’ “Phi-it‘d. .asiuuc‘fint‘t .- *
dryer-—
5 'dOz 4% in. plus with spe-
‘gly made with heavy zinc rub-
euces.
Entrance 6:; Main
lollies washers—conical tin vacuum Cup P
s..—
‘ Williun Kohlor will erect I. frame
house on Magnolia. av.
. .4 , __ 20:36 feet. and will consist of five
Jesteggerqesw omit“ scorn room and sets. with ell improve-
Ivory soap
Pluro cleanser
Pluto cleanser
Parson’s amonia
rourth floor.
hair filled 45c.
ared for
metal polisher 25c.
Sunbrlght cleanser
6 for
25¢ size 19c
50: size 39:
Wright’s silver cream
25c size 19:
25c size 20c
Solvene cleaner 2 for 25¢
Rex lye 3 for 25¢
Steel wool 10:: size 7c‘pkg
Steel wool 1 lb. pkg. 25c
O’Cedar oil 30c size 19:
O’Ccdar oil 60c size 39:
”.95 . ' —— '
Waste paper baskets, assorted—oimportcdwfmcy “g?” pgae'rdb £26352
weaves, 35c _ . . ‘.
Fancy shopping baskets—in variety of colors and Toilctpapeé—gfiogfiség:
shapes, 45c . ,
. _ - ' p * Toriet paper—fine qual-
Sewmg and roll baskets—f fancy decorations? round ity 2 ,0“. for 25¢
Helps in
housedeaning
Floor brooms -— strongly
made 69c.
Wet mops durable qual-
ity Cotton yarn smooth
handle 39:. ‘
Fibre floor brooms —
tagged fibre of fine quality
ulllily, We 50:.- net
'rnit to build a one-runny house at
360 Flex Hill rd. .
or six rooms and bath. with hot
water sheet end the usual conveni-
It will cost about $6,500.
It will consist
It will be
St,“ Fairfield Ave... Genesis. ..
Star washing powder
' 5 for
Ivory flakes 3 for25c
Rinse fife: . 6 for 35¢ ‘
Lux 53¢ 3 for 25: f
Octagon soap chips '
3 for 25¢
Handled 'dust brush horse
Wisk brooms good qual-
ity selected com 25:.
Shine polishing cloth pre-
instant use—
Bissell carpet sweeper—
standard style $3.65.
O’Cedar cil mops triangle
shape prepared ready for
‘ . use. 95: ~
Red cedar 'naptlialin‘d—
an efficient disinfectant and
moth extenniuaior 15c pkg.
Miss garment bags—4m
insurance against moths
cial 5x8 ft. size. "
these so" as .
* ”silly“ ' mammogra-
-‘Buy new flag
new ffor $4.50
Jill .wool _ government
standard bunting flags, spe—
We mung a quantity of
o be able .‘to
},
ii"
25:.
W—m-., .
ments. The contract has
awarded to George W‘. Lamb.
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been W064] Evolution.
_ (Arthur: Brisbane.)
Earle Fox will play the title role
in "The Last Man on Earth" which
is based on John D. Sn'sin’s story
of the same name.
id 3y than civilnnticn.
a. machine
with brutal crime between were.
rsnxerncnt or the classified ads.
f.
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3.
Home needs—Buy them now.
week
b. “b
e a i , W ~
to. meme!
4‘ -..
. 533 III Eli
e
4%
llllll ;
:2, 3’ and 4 pair lots
of lace curtains
,at lowered price
" ere are the odd lots of finer curtains that we find
at this time each year—and as is our custOm we cut the
prices to close them out quickly.
They consist of hand drawn voiles, Marquisettes,
lrish point lace in white or beige—heavy scrims with
cluny ed es—Novelty Arabian and ever so many of the
best like and best selling styles this season.
We have only 2, 3 or 4 pair left—That is the only
thing the matter with them—They’re all alone and so we
cut the prices from S4. to $35. a pr. to $2.50 to $15.
This will be a splendid chance to select line curtains
at a yery low price—right NOW.
Third floor, center.
White enameled
ware—specials
Canister sets—four piece sets labeled for Plant,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, 79:
R011 top bread boxes—heavy tin, white enameled, 4
loaf size, $1. ‘
Square bread boxes—94
durable quality, 95c
‘Flour bin and sitter—n25 lb. container with sitter
and drawer, $2.45
.. Combinets—white triple coated porcelain—practi-
cal size, $1.45 1 ‘
Other home needs
0 O C
that ’ bring sayings ,
. ‘2‘? Clothes wingers—“Anchor” brand wgrrcnte'd...‘
easy to operate, $6.95 '
Sash cord clothes lines—«heavy
proof treated, 1c ft. ,
Medicine cabinets—wwhite enamaled,
Anaerican shock mirror, $1.75 «1
Medicine cabinets—white enameled, 12:18 lit,
plate glass mirrors, $2.59 ,
, Mirrors, 12x18 in., American shock glass in white at
oak frames, 95¢ . .
. Bath stoolHomfortable
rubber cupped feet, 95c .
Kitchen table—white porcelain tops-Anon-sagginfl
—_stro_t_igly made, flO in. size, $9.95 ,
Fourth door. rear. .
loaf size—white enameled,
qu ality—wcather
:10le in};
height, white enameled—e
Special refrigerators
specially priced
Right now when you can use them to best advantage
we offer these high grade refrigerators, made specially
for us by one of the best makers in the country--ond in
each instance the price is lowered for this week only.
Large top leer style—6'0 lb. capacity—4mg: enough
for average family, $19.50,
Practical size refrigerator for apartments, 50 lb. ice
capacity—top leer—roomy food compartment. $15.95
. . Three door style—strongly built refrigerator—50
lb. ice capacity—1 large food chamber, $24595 -
Genuine porcelain lined “Leonard" refrigerator of
prodigious—3 door, type—~10 wall insulation—one
piece porcelain lining, $48.50 ' ' '
offer them 1. lbiS'ISJW pricfi . ' Nevis Shipment of "Leonard cleaniblc ref tors
34' 5° ‘.,‘;:!'l a, JllSt‘l'CCflVCfi—filw may pick from full as'somen today.
Fourth floor. rest.
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A race of
men that with one linger do «are '
to producing 61.60.
horsepower is unable with all m
V ‘ ‘lsws. police, parliaments, judges and
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