7 .LANUARY I
15 than can
A I» 7- ing dispose
:1 ugh the per-
merchan-
3- that is the
'mtnr'r plan. The
1 :3 {competition
H.» must use
“’3' in a jewel-
~v;o tried this.
:1152‘mg results.
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«to—1min it tho
methods of
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“The tum
" 2' .srxbss during
1 wax be well
.r-f 1! e outlook
.his tall:
trend of
3’ many years.
V ssons to be
.~‘ 173w of 1924.
», lcml: back
the same
I. a large
‘. :eral, but it
7-1‘ at an En-
: advertlslng
‘..§‘.’lt in the
-‘ most im-
incss out-
5- future.
13's were he-
minced. llxe
‘ cases have
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. 50 that rel-
rzes are In
southern
-‘ H: pres-
sas Okla-
North
1pm, Ala-
' weeks. how-
: 3.1215 buying
urea: distri-
-; In the in-
r ’urmg local-
. 3:: already
vs Chicago.
" Inns City,
u (-51,. and
Evzsonvllle.
. Later
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York. New
“5nd, Penn-
2 Illinois
mar. should
rower."
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that lhe
- making for
‘f‘L‘5.
are avail-
13:111er: at
E‘hongh a
' rates may
are firm
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‘ be:- cent.
t we litins show
- WEHRLE
and Service Station
.3 Cr: 7: .ecticuf‘ Aves.
1
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9—3-4
" said Mr ’
' 351:“ ”ton Street
Emails. Conn.
"11305. Prop.
transporta'non
CI Every family. the
“ today supplies
I wash to the
Shed fabrics.
phone us 790—call n: ‘ ,
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0: one of like
I: focus of the 003%.
true Who. .
rested in SmmfcrggAugufiwg; go“
again in Greenwich in November.
was called to the stand for mi". Ox-
aminatlon by Attorney Henry Groun-
stem. counsel (or m.
"Did you make I'. Moment in the,
053cc of. the, Sute'
Attorney Greenate em.
“ ,did not go to the omoo myself
but was brought- then by Sergeant:
graham” replied the witness.
“ ho pald you for rl
truck m. d m“ the
Swarm
‘ Snyder was the m that ma me,
501’ Grim the truck."
"Did 1113119")! pay you muoney
at Compo Inn, “hen lou melted
Comm inn after setting out. o: the
Bridgeport Jail?”
“lies he paid O'Connell and I :50
each. ” .
“Do you wish then-mun to man.
stand that he paid you and O'Con_
Dell 850 each? Did he give you the
money?" .
“Well he gave Mike O’Connell.
father of 0' Connell a. check for 8100
and O’Connell gave me $50 the next
a . it
“Did you see Levy make out the
check "
'1 don’ t know who made the check
out, but I received the money and I
suppose that it came from Levy.”
— $100 a Day.
Nichols stated when questioned
further by Attorney Greennteln. that.
he had 'bocn Informed by a fellow
at Dohcrty'n Garage In Water-view
avenue, iBrldgep’ort, that he was to
receive 810 a day for everyday that
he was in Jail, but that when he via-
lled Levy at Compo Inn. Levy In-
formed him that he would have to
sue the guy who had hired him.
He testified that. he never received
the name at tho person in New tax-k
only, to whom he delivered the beer,-
but that. he simply and the address,
whlch was Ium‘lshed to him by Sny-
der.
omcer James Govey. of the Green—
wich pollce department,
some photographs. Introduced by
SLaLc’s Attorney Comley, as these
whlch he had taken at Greenwlch
November 1 of a cargo or beer seized
more. These were accepted is cvl-
uence by the court.
Officer Frank O’Connor of the
Greenwich police testified to huvlug
arrosm'd Nichols In Grgenwlch Nov-
ember 1,- while he was transporting
a truck load of beer' and omccr
Wénslcy, of' the same city. testified
that he had arrested O‘Connell on a.
slmllar chars! the same day. Sor-
geant John F. Scully told of being
on the desk at headquarters when
the arrests were made and 02 having
new. samples to Dr Albert. G. Ben-
nm, chemlst. for analyst's.
alreng'thenlng.
C. Rapid improvement in the lron
and steel Industry contracts and
unfilled orders run through the
spring months. Orders tor rum-nan
equipment are large.
D. The increased reserve buying;
power or the nation is Ihown by the
7 per cent. moreaoed insurance sales
In 1924 or 1923,8301 2230 per cent
'reater than ten years ago, although
the prices were hlzher than 311
1913. .
E. Coal nhlpment- continue lame
and the total not ton mile. Indicate
improved business and .lnduntrlal‘
activity. Producllon 0! 11,17 mater-
lnls has increased about :0 per cent
since last summer.
F. The stock market whloh nonal-
ly, anticipates balloon. continue:
active as relatively high levels.
The speaker added:
‘W‘Vholenalers and retailers should
prepare. Retail trade usually lag:
about two months behind produc-
tlon or manufacturing uuvlty. Thus
when mwuuctnrero develop tn-
creased buolneao It I: usually two
months before It to reflected In ro-
lall sales."
“Wholesalers and retailers would
prepare now to meet .lncrecsod do-
mnnds, for an the Improvement con-
tlnues. many or the progent buym
advantages will disappear. The
present increase In general hm
it of a genuine nature and should
not be considered {Inflationary}f"‘w
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can or Win Jock Brahma and
' the cement: dumped into them.
mum‘s. hem-c arm:
ldcnuilcd<
um 01‘-
'l'ells at “M”
Policeman Curran mama. .lhat;
following. we am of : truck am-
cnhe m now-cached by Levy. who
cam-lug hlIn two homes. axed Mm
Shut he bring those to Cumin Bar:
for W and not mun! comple-
!ron: the truck-load as netted. Cur-
ran sold he reduced.
at m Coot Alcohol.
» Dr. Henry I. 30%. m ougikt.
called to tho mud tor-tho nacho
tlmcdurlngthedoy.8tatodthntlhe
beer contained 5.21 per cm alcohol.
Dr. Albert G. Bennett of Groan-
ond time. W m tho boo: oop-
tured 1n Gmnwloh November 1.
ligated 61‘ and 6.08 per cent. nico—
0
Bennett engaged in a battle of words
which caused an uproar 1n the over—
cron dcd court room on sever-cl oc~
coslons.
Levy" as counsel asked Dr. Bennett
9. question regarding the testing of\
the ’buor, in which he spoke-o! ope~
cmc gravity, to which Dr. Bennett
replied: .
"I- didn‘t mention the specific
manly, because they would not
know what 1 was talking about.”
“Do sou Include me in that!” in-
quired the chemist.
Dr. Bennett stated that. he was
never more certain of anything In
his life than {hat thobecr contained
grain alcohol.
Louis Thorpe. aged 19 years. of
383011“th amnue. Bridgeport. an-
other driver of :1 beer truck, coptgr-
cd in Grc-crmi n chobn
\VELS Oll llli‘. \2'l‘lllL’SS
court adjoumml for the day.
60 Kong of Beer.
Thorpe stated that he was arrest-
ed as he was passing through Green-
wich at about {our o'clock ln the
morning of October 25 last. wlth 60
kegs of beer on the truck. The kcga
contained 25 gallons each. Thorpe
informed the. court. that mu was not
his first trip, as he had been haul-
ing beer for about eight months prior
to Ibo lime of his arrest. He gave
the registration number or the
truck as Connecticut 14.791 and the
owner as H. J. Snyder.
Called Uompo lull.
"IVhon you were arrested did you
call anyone‘on the phone tram
Grecnwich ‘3" asked States Attorney
Lomlcy.
'Joseph Lord. who arreotod me
on the some day. called Weapon
333 on the phone." (The number is
25.
‘ Decanter
ountod to 582.047 bolo- ot lint nod
16,133 or mun. common with
lnNovmbor-noutflounuua
{llssmnntm In December I
roan-13o. the Gm Bureau-
noun’oedwdoy.
magnum-unearth»,
Attorney Groonstoln one Dr. .
stand when
that of Compo Inn at Weapon).
“Did you (mm-in an attorney?"
" I did not. but “0 \s ore represent-
ed in court In «um-my Richard Iro-
land cf \‘orv. all. I Ihlnk that was
his nanm."
“ll mu (:1. l mu :0 after the trial."
"I \lsitwd (or 15 (luvs ‘ in North
an I Elli.
Did 3m: m or see Leu‘ at Dober-
23" s gmnge‘.” A
' I d: :1.
when I l" rclv ed orders to leave with
it lost! or beer at a. ccrlaln tune that
1‘ must have on time."
olhcr place ‘2’"
Gave mm $2.00
“i met him outslde or Weapon
only one morning and he [topped
me and asked how mangrkegs I had
on and where it was so”. He gave
me mo dollars, wllh which to buy
ms bmaktaSt. That. load started
from Doherty’ 5 garage in Wuervlow
Eva/Inna
During the otter-noon. Attorney
Grecnsleln opposed the testimony or
Dr. Bar: and Dr. Bennett. the two
chcmlsts. who analyzed snnapleo o!
the beer captured at Greenwich and
, Stamtord and attempted to Introduce
the Commotion: of the United
States and Connectlcut to chow that
Levy would be deprlved of‘ his
rights. It the reports of the chemists
were soc-plea. In as much a the
captured beer but! been poured
down the sewer and could not be ex-
Judgo Manolo overruled. an racy
6mm. asking bun to “e lo-
nte' the Federal Constitution in un-
ease and lnformlng him tint Icahn
nine of oracle one o! the State Con—
summon which roten to the rights
otaocueed ln crlmhzol promotion.
were not appncoblc to the point at
Issue.
Dru-lag be neuron of rho trlal
Judge Walsh ut'Norwnlk. Judge of
the Court of Common Pleas. at on
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Great Beans
Wax Beans .
. Spinal-II
Cauliflower
Bruno! Slim
3 ‘ Tomatoes
’ Col. Lettuce
Strawberries 50cqt.‘
Bottled
Oran
7 Fruits
CnLOrnugesl3foI-25c
CaLOranges4o,50,60,
75¢!)on
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The January Sale is Offering
Bargains that Women
‘ Talk..About
‘ We planned on a larger scale than ever before for our great Jamm-
ary Sale. Enough good sale values to last a whole month. Values
have been so fine that in many cases nearly the entire supply of art!-
clca offered was sold out in a morning
_. May of our best sale were: are not put out unTl'l
they are advertised. That is why‘ it will pay you well to follow the ‘
daily news of our store. If you can ’I come in, order by telephone. ‘
are taken murm- reznlu' stock and
*9.95
Cups do chino. milks. velvet.
Phenomenal Reductions On
' Misses’ and Junior Dresses
This is on absolute clearance of hooks for the mica from 660 19. All
their we. ma.
It’s a chute: to [buy doubters oomnlete vol-drake.
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251; L. 25¢ m ‘ 25c m
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is a | ., .
71 Wall St. Norwalk’ 5 “Red Front” Store
Phone Connection
and reduced for this Sale
JANUARY CLEARANCE «SALE
Corsets, Hosiery, Under-wont. Gloves, Bros-iota.
Beacon and Corduroy Bathrobes taken from clock
atngrcatsafingtom
ONE LOT
CORSETS & GIRDLES
$1.00
CARTER’S -
Medium Weight 1.1
UNION suns
W001! AND GONG!
Values no to $3.00 ;;
WOOL HGSIERY .32 50
Dog. :3 and $335 on“
Rog. $1.00 and $1.25 Grades - mama
aux no: woox. BEACON BATHROBES
SPORT ROSIERY
$1.00. $5.95,,
log. n.» and. ”ESSI-‘L‘fi‘
SILK 308$le weigblgm
2 PBS. FOR $1 00 ' m
. Bag. 750 Grade . . $1.25
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