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Walter Stewart 00.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
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Modern Grocery 00.,
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Throw Out $11,000,000
Claim Against Ford
wasnnvcu’ON. Oct. up“. su-
preme Court has retueed to consider
whether Henry Ford..owes Edward
Hum 311.000.000 as royaltycupon
magnetoee used upon 4.500.000
autombiles. Hut! claimed he was
paid $10,000 for the invention but
that he was also to receive $1.00 for
oral court held that Hurt had
neglected to press his claim within
the time allowed by law.
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each magneto ueed. The lower ted- .
‘ turkoys. prairie
‘ 91 grouse in thcyear
Orientals Go After
Arm, Whichls Con-
trarytoStatutes ‘
For the til" time in the. recalled-
tion or several members of the Fish
and Game League ot'Southwestern
Connecticut. two Chinamen. u; this
instance. hays been apprehended for
shooting some out of season. ‘On'e
oft" oral, however, thought back a
long time yesterday and remember-
ed that a Japaneees once violated
the game laws and was arrested. In
his estimation, the former. case goes
a. ilttlc way towards making clear
the [act that foreign born are grad-
ually familiarizing themselves with
our methods. no matter how ap-
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The two Chlnamen in question are
Thomas Wang ct Bristol. and Wang
Sing Quay o! Plalnvme. The arrest
was nude by Game Warden Robert
Endrces of Glastonbury. Wednesday.
Thomas Wang was charged with
shooting American blitern. and was
fined 810 and costs. In Quays case.
judgment was suspended. The hear-
ing was held beiore Judge L. 31.
Sweet o! Glastonbury. Frank A:-
nold was prosecutor in the case.
The open season ior squirrels.
which started October 1. will con-
tinue until Noyember 24: for hares.
and rabbits. November 1 to Deeern.
ber 16: for for hearing ‘anirnals.
November 1 to March 16: {or ducks.
geese and brant. October 1 to Jan-
uary 18: partridge and male pheas-
ants. October 8 to November :4;
golden plover. black-bellied plover
and yellowlegs. September 1 to
November 50.
The open season for Wilson snipe
or jack snipe ls zrom October 1
to November :0. ringnecks. curlews.
piping, plovers. may be hunted at
any time. Wild birds. not game
birds. may not be lulled.’ The game
birds which may not be hunted at
any time are. Engzleh sparrows, ”a.
winged and crow bisckbirda. rails.
swan river and sea ducks. noose.
ooots or mud-hens. surt birds. snipe.
eandplper. tailor. woodcooh. wild
chickens. quail.
pheasants. grOuse. crows. great
horned owls. sterling: and hawks.
For the benefit. or people Who are
not acquainted with the game law
insole: as the hunting o: awoedcock.
partridge. tron-e and pheasants are
concerned it is well to bear in mind
the (allowing article which appears
in section ea or the same laws:
“No person shall kill more than
two pheasants. ave woodcock. or
three grouse in one day 02 hunting
and no person Ihall kill or take more
than 15 pheasants. 36. woodcock or
POI'lllER, FREE,
Wl'lllOllT FUNDS
IN TACOMA
TACOMA. Oct. 14. —Former Ser-
geant-Bugler Roland Pothler. ac-
quitted Saturday by a federal Jury
on the charge or killing Major Alex-
ander Cronkhite, spent Sunday. his
first day or freedom in more than
six months. in renewing acquaint-
ances with those so had met in
Tacoma while he was stationed at
Camp Lewis during war time.
Pothler said he intended to go
to his wife and child in Central
Falls. R. 1.. just as soon as he
could. but that he was without
funds and did not know when he
would be able to apply tor his old
Job as brakernan on an eastern
railroad. on one 01 which he was
employed when arrested.
A Tacoma. motion picture theatre
last night was seeking his services
COOKING NEED
Yen won't find any range
that requires lac fuel and
less attention and gives
greater satisfaction than the
STAMFORD.
J ms for
tubal;
‘33 a singer.
IReception Today
for Miss Jean Todd
The executive board or the Nor-
walk Chapter or the Red Cross will
tender 8. reception to Miss Jean E.
Charged with being an awessory to
vthe murder or her husband. Mrs. ,
amavvmow. ”morass.-
was placed on trial today in the
WWW court where her 18
year old lover. “Ralph H. Bhadel.
last week was found guilty at second
"degree murder rcr killing Harvey
Birds and C a t r y ,0 W‘“°"'
Bhodel's farmer employer.
‘BishOp Brown to Hear
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Death of Hquand
mmonoau...
the husband and
sentence m January
CEVELAND. Oct. lip—The sen-
gomery Brown. retired ”lanes:
bishop ot. the Protestant Epismnal
church. who was convicted here laét
fly at prOmulnting amines out-
side thoee held by that body. will
not take place until next January.
This was learned today when John
3. Smart. Cleveland attorney and
associate “church advocate," in the
A 30011.,
coercing or Rt. Rev. William ‘Mont~ '
3'
October 10." was: a stipulation
by amnion and set the next pro-
ceedings for “January 18. 1925.
Republican Women
to Meet Monday.
A meeting ot the Republican
Women's association will be held at
8 o'clock Kenday afternoon, Oc-
tcber 20. at the Royal James Inn.
Mrs. Samuel Orth. ct Ithica. will be
the principal speaker. of the after-
Mrs. Robert Way will omel-
ate at the tee. table. ,
All women who are registered vo-
f tor-have been invited to attend the
rally.
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81'. JOHNE,__— N. F., Oct. li—The
Newtoundlend supreme court in a
decision handed down yesterday con-
firmed the legal status or a. grand
jury which last Thursday last Thurs-
dayreported “no bill" in the case of
Sir Richard Squires. former premier.
charged th larceny or public mom
ey. Co 1 for the crown had al-
leged that the Jury was irregularly
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Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON 8T.
80. NORWALK
IT’S
TOPCOAT
WEATHER
Some New Snappy Gopts
Priced Right.
$27.50 to $45
New Hats, $5 - $7
New Neckwear,
$1.00 - $1.50
WAY OCTOBER 14, 1921
fl
UniOn Suits
Men have long learned the
importance! correct design
and roomy. skillful tailoring
in underwear. We lay sun;
on these two points. Pine
cotton and wool mixtures in
any weight you prefer. Sn.
perica- make.
a $2.00 T0 $5.00.
4—...
Rogers and Stevens
—TwoStorcs_.
case. announced that the church’s
reviewing court not in New York
drawn and 31.31311101104-
s
The darkest hour is just
dawn. but cheerfulness makes light
otlt.
before
_Norwalk' 80. Nor-walk
W‘
The Smith=M urra y C o.
106! Main 5! and 57mm) Blrfield Ave.
Bn'dgeports Busy C ash Stare
l Our Semi-Annual Sale of Silks
Presents the Favorite Weaves of the Season
,
l
&
georgette suitable
dresse, blouses
and trimmings.
Reg. $1.50 . .yd.
fen finish.
ular $1.75.
lar for
silk quality.
Regular $2.50
yard
eeeeeee
. 40 In. Black
silk
ing b ack.
ular $1.79
. . yard
Reg-
$1
40-h. Canton Cre
This fabric is very pop
lar this season for ma
ing dresses.
BackSatin
quality—nice lustre.
cellent wearing.
Regular $3.00
...... . yard
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Todd. in the Royal James Inn this
alternoon at {our o'clock. Miss Todd
recently came tram Norwalk to be-
come executive secretary ot the local
chapter.
An interesting program has been
arranged. It will include eddreucr
by acting chairman. Attorney Ed-
ward J. Quinlan. A. Raymond Belts
speaker from the National 371d
quarters at Washington. Miss Tod!
will also give a report of the Na-
in Washington last week.
The executive board has layiterl
the public to be their guests at the
reception. Refreshments will be
served.
Arrests State Cop for
stable George 8. Cook of Painted
Poet arrested state trooper Poi-0e: a’t
Jasper last night "on a, warrant
charging dedruction or property 1:
ll fillet” tut Porter Chipped, am.
mobiles bearing Kn max Klan em-
blems and banners and ream the
Klan insignia.
.SeeksCom promise
pose: that the budget bureau
the navy dew
upo’n ”80.660360 ps the ‘ ‘
Qt.- new untrue on
1924 Roll Call chairman and by n g
tional convention which she attended"
Holding Up Klan Cars '
conNING. N. 1n. oer. ldr—Con- :
0n Naval Budget
wasnmc‘roN. oer. 1e—arr
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I
40 In. All Silk
Black Georgette
A heavy. closely woven
for
.slg
36 In. Black Taffeta
Heavy quality—soft chif-
Reg- 0
yard 5 1 -_3-_-—:
40 In. Flat Crepe
This fabric is very popu-
new draping
dresses. Heavy black all
32g
Crepe dc Chine.
Closely woven—heavy all
uality. Rich look-
yard $21:
40 Inch Black Crepe
Heavy crepe hick—nic
$239“
Main flock-Right rear aisle.
AllSilkCrepedeChines
\
All Silk Printed Georgettes
Silk Mixed Canton Crepes
—And Muselinee in many colors and patterns.
Main floors—Right reel- spleie.
Worth Up to $1.79 a Yd.
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ts, i'gsfiauvn.
“’. I- \
$122
Review Pattern.
Ill—alive Your Dress With Pictorial Review Patterns
Emypwibkdyhthatyouoouldwantforlate
Fall and Winterisshownin the Winter Fashion
Book. Itcanbereproduwdbyusingal’mtorial
Main flooh—Oenter aisle.
7be$mlth=MunavCa
36 In. Black
Meesaline
All silk quality—high lus
tre—r i c h jet
black. Regular $ 1:19
$1.39 . . . . yard
36 In. Black
Satin Duchess
Heavy quality—soft'drap
issues: 5 1 g
36 In. Si]: Bengaline
ular $1.95 yard
In popular wide-rib. New
fall colors 21d black.
Nice for making dresses
nd blouses. .
aeuar . $ 48
Rgl 73169 1:;
40 In. su. rename!
.....,.. yard
A new and popular fabric
displayed in a rich black
only. Fine Ben-
galine rib. Reg- $292
ular $2.48 yard ——
40 Inch» Silk
Brocaded Crepe
Shown in new fall colors
-nice brocaded patterns
——heavy all silk
quality. Regu— $z_4_§
Int $2.95 yard —
401a. SatinCharmeuse
Heavy all silk quality—
rich satin lustre. Black
and eveniug$1§§
shades. R e g u-
Main {loch-Right res,- rifle.
131‘ $2.19 . .yard
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