r. FEBRUARY 6,
3 Road Bandit
ages Good Boast,
TR ot Taken Alive.
y Reveals .38 Calibre Bullet Lod' g
ull~~WidOW of Store Manager Will
mains Today ——
'ccatelli -
l' -. (11' fl .38'mllbrc bullet in $110 brain
.5 mufllt’l‘t‘l‘ and darinzholdno man
-;~.-:-mnnc-c or an autopsy
. , him-r H. LeBaron Peters in the
.3 Police authorities tutorial (Ian
‘. ,h. gulmmn‘s brain. expt'esbed’llle: 31:13:31]” 0! the
1‘1 vul'lel-
11 mm or his life’s end by
8‘ -i
(la.
vt-'
l.
12‘ ""I‘Sll‘ant- George H. BICCII‘th
121 mutiny with 1110sz O’Gl'ady
.:.:.m:l Oil Company 0
it
* ,vn >cptcmbcr 17111 last"
.wilht‘h‘ identified [h
ant Frank Vere!—
imrge of the state‘s
n numerous hold—
111111 the past. year.
.m. identification of
Prosecuting Grand
2 :gnessey of Dar-
111'; inx‘estlgatlon
~’-Oting of .Herbert
. :rannuger of the
. -'i‘».;.1'Company's
‘ .zil tmm on April
"vaulting to resist
'Ri’in'lit in ransack-
- .. tn. was mortally
)1“ lrlwlllil'y Him
‘1 .y, widow of the
, , MT is expected to
.. r' :Rax'ly thisraiter—
remains of the
' 1) fully establish
‘2; man. Upon )Irs.
. the state hopes
. one or the worst
ever swept
.: at
Jun.
.nr::.,\.
"5 Vt-relli said that
:‘.i Yhat Riccltelli is
ablercd Herbert May,
. :3 r Oi the’ Atlantic
“dummy store in
"Irv night. April 5.
.:~ -l ll'ut Riccitelli's
: u'i-‘h that of the
' 2.1;. The State police
‘ liltcltelll was pa-
"Ui'Sflltld in January
-v,' .1 job on a motor
. I..’rr:t.'1!c transpor—
j permission of the
.' .L'Tltl'i's to leave the'
‘ 5 With his workers.
rmmirsl'fl: Warn
..coz'dlnrly ”brofih.
' \\‘.;Lhcrsfleld
him.
_ Hal. 1;. iSrmCléll to
.; lriicclielli‘a
. finely identlflcd
' Who murdered
‘: wa .l-Iavcn. shot.
. Manchester in
. t-‘s‘petrated the series
1:: Jim; in t'm dar-
‘- .1? New ll-Lven.
..‘J
l. 13,,- prostrate on the mind otter he was
. m: Police William H. Nichols and Pam Patrick J
..; mi :tmtfard Weddemflmfll‘. Wédnfidly noon. .
3.1 l “minor Peters, upon the completion 0! u.
- ;. ‘l-ll tired by the oillcers that e autopsy, stated
(.‘I Ipath but not as quickly as the sell-
” bullet sets at ease the police theory
pumd In one of the pistols in Riccltclll's possession when
.- can learn this was the Post Road
1928.
.4;
e‘g‘ in
1ew
Local People Identify
oi Dachau nicitclll,
came as a sensation dur-
y of the slain bandit by
t! morgue at Bridgeport
on the
that Rleultelli
”0““? wounding hhusclt with his
entered Riccltclll's body would
inflicted wound. The
to explain the empty
y or the Stamford police dc-
and William Garnctt. attend-
) ford, which was held up and
oumeyed to Bridgeport yesterda
0 body of Riccitclll as the mun “11):;
t Slam
was turned over yesterday to sur-
geons at Bridgeport hospital for the
autopsy- Medical Examiner 11. Le-
Baron Peters, M. D.. dlrected the au-
topsy, one or the necessary legal pre—
liminaries to the coroner's inquest
scheduled for 9:30 o‘clock this morn-
ing.
After the doctors had jotted down
their notes. describing the. course
taken by the looden shot. which end-
ed the llteof the Post Road bandit
in Slrutt‘ot'rl \Vednr-sday as 11': was
curlertvormg to make his escape with .
$25,000 in stolen diamonds and jew-
els. orders were given for the re—
moval of the body to the morgue on
Golden Hill Street. There it will
await. a claimant. If no relatitc ap-
pears the body will be buried in
Potter's Field at the expense of the
town of Stratford. ‘
Strattord. police are holding. until
after the coroner‘s hearing to—
day, the hundreds of diamond rings
and other jewelry stolen from the
sale of the Guarantee \Vntch com-
pany‘s Jewelry store. at NO. 405 State
swoon-New Haven, “Wednesday. The
diamonds and jewelry were found
in Riccitelli's pockets and were iden-
titléd by their owner. Samuel Kom-
oroft’. proprietor of the jewelry shop,
and by Adolph Silver. of No. 31 El-
liot Street. New Haven. the clerk
who was struck over the head with
the butt of the hold-up man's revol-
vcr. " .
Jeweler Praises Police. .
"It was wonderful work on the
par! of the police who got the ban-
uit.“ sold Kernel-off. "From what i
bandlt's biggest haul. Its fitting that
it slyW'be his last job. Chief
Nichols 'and Patrolman Flanagan
deserve every credit for putting an
end to this outlsw's career."
Riccltclll's body was pesltively
identified by Louis Brownsteln. of
No. 12 Vernon Street. New llaven.‘
as that of the bandit who finally
shot his employer. Barney Muzan.»
proprietor of a grocery and fruit?
stOre on “’ashlngton Avenue. New
Haven. on the night of December :18.
l"
l", .tshington St.
u. Norwalk
lrrlmne 3213
cw York Markets
m. low specials on high quality meat-2 'I
tall at our markets. See our Window dis- 1
'5..100k over Our prices, make compari- i
with others, judge for yourself. We ., I
55 Main St.
N orwalk :
1. Telephone 2828 ' l
SMALL. FRESH -
ORRTO ROAST - - 18c;
R RRESR SHOULDER . 15c %
RRR CUT PORK CROPS - 20c
RR MADE SAUSAGE - 25.:
“11 SPECIAL
RESKET CORNED BEEF 12. l-Zc
BONELESS
lder Winter ‘
mh ............ 18c
Winter Lamb . 300
Lamb Chops . . . 30c
Lamb Chops . . 45¢
TERHOUSE STEAK . . . .
l.QIZ\' STEAK ......
‘hD STEAK .. . ..
11.111211 STEAK
LLDER POT BOA-S
All) and BUTTER POT ROAST ..-. . . ..
11$: RIB ROAST 4
'LR RIB ROAST (Boned and Rolled)
.ISLVG PIECES
bH CHOPPED BEE
TE CORNED BEEF—
N” SMOKED
A FANCYEMALEEOWTL 32c
gamma“
.RA FANCY
..Y CHOICE;
Shoulder Veal Roast 14c i
Rump Veal Roast .. 22c .
Rib Veal Chops . 25c
Loin'Veal Chops 32c
Solid Veal ....... , . . 25¢
30c
28c
24c.-
16c
l-lc,
14c.l
25c
25c
c
25c
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. o senate...
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aaaaa ciao-cocoons...
cocoa-uncooiucooelo
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'DDO.O|OICIIOIOUCOOCG
CHI
.. THE SENTINEE'
r Firemen Battle Bliztardito Quench Montreal Flames
, , Montreal firemen had a subosero blizzard as
the downtown district of the Canadian metropolis.
well as flames to‘bottlc uhcn a,blaze attacked
. Water hurled at the blaze turned almost instant-
ly to ice. Two city blocks here destroyed before they could check the continuation.
ESTELLE GOES ON
JACK, BUT NOT TO BE WEE
TRIP WITH
LOS AI'UELES. I‘i'h. R.—-—-l".cport~
orial agitation our tlzi- marriage
plans of Jack Dimpsty. heavyweight
home long enought late Wednesday
3:0 ptt‘mit the actress. her maid. and
lit h up ni hazgnuv to be transferred
in a. boxing bout. Hayes added that
Dempsey’s mother went along too.
SAN DIEGO. Feb. 6.—Jnck Demp-
sey, accompanied by his fiancee.
Estelle Taylor, and her sister: Helen.
arrived here \Vodncsday night Dump
sey said he was here chiefly for a
fight rogram- tonight. that
he was 11 tmarried and declined to
say when he fiwould be.
TIMELY VIEWS
WORLD TOPICS
“'Amcrica Oln Match” All Ad-
xoncemcnts in Avisuon Europe
Produces," Sun Inventor.
“We seem in this country to be
highly gullible and willing to accept
at faceJ-alue colored reports 0!
what they are doing in Europe. The
fact is we have the mechanical gen-
ius. the personnel and the materials
to meet anything they can do. I
would be willing to back American
planes. type for type. with anything
they produce in Europe.” .
So says Grover Locnlng. presi—
dent ot the Loening Aeronautical
Engineering Corporation. He is the
designer of a new "amphibian" type
or piano to; land or water use
which the C. S. government has
lately bought. He has been inter-
ested in ovmtion slncc 1910.
He made the statement while urg-
ing more co-operatien y the gov-
ernment in stimulating ying. espe-
cially the commercial phase of it. '
Insurance 15 First Not-d
"In my opinion." said. Looming.
"the first thing to he done to help
commercial aviation is to provide it.
with insurance. l'nlii the industry
is legislated (or under marine law.
or under a code or its own. it is im-
possible for a passenger or shipper
-
we cannot get liability insurance ex-
icept under exorbitant rates. Conse-
quently the commcrcial aviator is
always faced with the possibility of
:1 320.000 smash-up which will wipe
out his capital.
Perhaps the most practical way
to achieve the insurance feature is
to register commercial airplanes {or
possible milltary or naval service in
warfare. They could thus be a part
to sign away his liability rights and '
mental insurance. 7 .
"Second. there should be full un-
derstanding that the commercial
airplane is a war reserve. It could
be changed overnight into a war
weapon with 80 per cent efficiency.
0m- mall flyors are the host cross-
country aviators in the world. They
copld ox‘ernight lie put in charge
of even the most difficult machines
there are to manage. Our mull ser-
vice is the greatest. commercial nor—
vice in the world. and it is Operated
by the government. though most
Phone
527 ‘
GEH EBE’
’ll'l uh. I? 1'!" ”VIEW“?
Final Wind-up of. Our Anniversary Sale
fiouscl'urnishing Economies You Cannot Afford to Miss. (‘nme‘
, Tomorrow, Saturday
, ‘I'
P AGE ELEVEN a
lolks decry government opelutlon.
Government 1: Flow Buyer .
"Some say the sUVornmcnt is 1:00
I good business man. but I not to
tell you the purchasing- department!
are sharp. ’lhey seem to he alway-
on the lookout to he in msitlon to
defend their purchases in ihei
wm'cs of chm-gm and attacks that-
are always coming. and I think they.
hear down too hard on us. The in—
dustry itself is also to blame in ma.
king oompetilyrc bids at prices
where a prom cannot, bet-node."
Prompt
Delivery
Long handle steel snow shawls
at " “9C
....................... o
59c——8 gallon Stone Jugs with
cork at ................... 43c
81.10—8 [alien Stone Crooks with
cover. It ..... , ............ 600
81.85—3 tt. Folding Clothes Dry-
ers, 3 told. at ............. 080
15c~Well made handy Market
Baskets. 1: qt. size, at . . 2 for 25c
31.49—6 piece imported decorat-
crl Baking Dishes, at ..... 31;“)
~
29c — Hardwood Axe Handles.
smooth finish, at ....... l9c
89c~Dietz Born Lanterns, at 690
Bails-rs
. . $1.29
$5.93——All copper “'ush
with cover. size 9, at. . . .
33 Washington Street:
of the governmental establishment
and could be provided with govern-
98c - Aluminum finish nouns.
Mail Boxes, at
...........
29c —— Hardwood Bolling t-im,‘
at 21C
$2.98 — Folding padded Ironing.
Tables, extra strong nnd durollle~
at ..................... .. 82.40'
828.00 —White enameled Coloric
Flroless Cookers, with two com-f
partmentn. aluminum lined. fitted
with aluminum cooking incl-wits.
at ..................... $8.93
$1.49 —-— Large size Cocos Do“-
Mnts, at $1.10
59c: —— Rutlnnd Stove Lining for
repairing stoves. rang-Rs. etc.
At .................. 47c pkg.
Axum.
0‘le
$1.49 ”Long handle Stool
At
So. Norwalk, Gonn.
{:0121 sidewalk to tonneou.
After the car had vanished. the
TU‘lL’an’nL in screen and sporting
rv‘irclos grew by leaps and bound:
f‘an’JJcl; Kcarns and Teddy Hayes
.. émnnagrr and trainer of the cham-
ring champion. bubbled up :mvw 950m ”51,“.“vdy‘ revealed that
R-z'hen Dentpsey's motor car x-unsr-rl Dempmy was going to San Diego to
in front Of Bliss listnllo Tuylur'u second onc- of his puzilistlc friends
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”3 REEF: W5"
CHAIN LlORE VG ROCERS
STRICTLY FRESH EGG§ . . . . .. ; .‘ ...........
....... 59c doz.
H
Parkfield 6 Cakes o
4 C
Toilet Soap
Compare Value
SHA‘VNEE
CUT BEETS
NO. 3 Can
17c
Franco American 1 2c
CHI .
PSO Lg. 22C
Soap Chips pkg. _
Atlas
Pancake Flour
Log Cabin ' Pint 95 C
l
I
l
9
Pkge. 1 0 C ’ Parkfield NO. 3 1 5 C
- Sauerkraut Can
*1
K. - ’ ’(‘n is
irkmanso k 27c
S O A P
Bonnedxidney 150
Q
PARKFIELD
PEAS
”N 200
Dozen ........... $2.30
Tender ~ Fancy Sweet
Atlas Table Salt pkg.
Atlas Sauce bot. 15c
Atlas Barley pkg. 10c
Atlas Farina pkg. 10c
12c
8c
Blue Label
K A R 0 Can
Spaghetti can Syrup Can B E A N S Can
Atlas . Pint 25c Atlas Tapioca pkg. 15c MY-T FINE
Grape Julce Bot. .‘ Atlas Ccrn Starch pkg. 10c Strawberries
PARKFIELD SALAD OIL, lg. bot. 29c, sm. bot. . . . . . . . .‘ 15c
35c
PARKFIE LD
PINEAPPLE
“N 29c
Dozen ........... $3.35
W'hole Slices Heavy Syrup
Raspberries Can
Have you tried our
Formosa Oolong Tea
1; POImd 39c
A coupon value 50 in each pkg.
DRIED PEAS
Green Splits .. lb. 12c
Yellow Splits . . 1b. 12c
Whole Green .. lb. 10c
Marrow Beans . lb. 18c
Lima Beans lb.«17c
PAS CY
E ted I
vapora ‘ lb. 29c
Apricots
’ RR FANCY
Peaches
PREMIER SALAD DRESSING lg. bot. .
Airline Honey 5'°=- 3'“ 12c
Geisha Grab Meat Linton 37c
’ Hubert Chipped Beer Jar 15c
Cranberry Sauce can 18c
V-B Apple Sauce can 15c
. PARKFIELD
s_L,I c E D_ 1:, 23c
BACON m
Atlas Pure Fruit29 C
'ATLAS TOMATO CATSUP, 14 l-2-Oz. bot. 25c, 8-Oz. bot. . . 15c
Evaporated lb. 2 5 c
Pawnee -
Our Special Blend
MIXED TEA is 396
selling big 1/3 lb.
Ascoupon value 5c in catch pkg.
CRACKERS .
Jelly§ Tarts . lb. 20c
Goeoanut Delights . 1b. 206
Empire Teas .. lb. 18c
FigBars lb. 15c
Ginger Snaps . lb. 12c
ATLAS , '
Macaroni or Spaghetti
3 1*“ 25c '
,x,»
,‘
KENS» .38¢
I :91 tip/1"," I‘M":
} Jones,’ Pillsbury’s or Gold Medal Flour, . . . . . . . . . . .
1 Sugar, 14 lbs. 31.00. 100.11). bag, $6.85. Confectionary—Sugor 10c
l
i Yellow Onions, 4 lbs. 25c. Carrotts, 4'lbs. 25c. Turnips. .351: pk.
R . Fancy Maine Spaulding Rose Potatoes 39c pk. bushel . . . . $1.50
2 bushel bag ........ $2.75 Fresh Mushrooms ..... ‘49c lb.
Florida Oranges, 15 for 25¢. Florida Grapefruit, 6 for . . . . 25c
Fancy Tangarines, 25c doz. Temple Oranges, delicious 50c doz.
Fancy Creamery Butter 48c lb. Pure Lard ............ 23c lb.
Crisco, 6-lb. can $1.39. Snowdrift, 4-lb. cans . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97c
Fancy Yorke Imperial, Baldwin Apples, '4 lbs.,for ..... . . . 25c
for
2 for ........
_. o mwv~-o
Valley Corn. 1
for
.........
2for.
2for .....
cans
concoct
H
85, Washington St.
DUZ -..- REMOVEsr‘sTAmsiAs-TT wAsnEs‘ Large Pkg. 216 I, ,
‘ ‘ Phone 3565
Royal Lunch, 2 1-2-lb. b
Del Monte Cherries, Peaches, Pears, Pineapple, 3 cans . . $1.17
Only 3 cans Of each to a customer. Assorted to suit.
Del Monte Crushed Pineapple, 3 cans 79c. Del Monte Sauce, 3
I"
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Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Succotash, Lima Beans, 3 cans 500. 6
cans, 95c. Assorted to suit customer" '
Del Monte FTuit Salad, large, 3 cans $1.39. {Benefit Peas or
2for .....
.5..-
...............
.................. o
v agcock Pumpkin,- 3 cans 59c. Hancock Spinach, 3 cans . . 69c
" Campbell’s Clam Chowder, 3 for 25¢. Jello, assorted, 3 fer 25c
'Chipso, largé,'5 for $1.19. Japanese Toilet P11113133 for . . . 25c
Mah Jong Sets, regular $15.00* value . . . . . . . ...... . . . . . $2.95
A.“F. BECKMANN (10., Inc.
FREE DELIVERY
.’
once-..-
25c
Suntint Peaches, large cans, 4 cans 95c. Hecker’s Cream Farina
o ......
25c
.....
'$1.5O '
ones.
Puritan Hams 28c lb. Shoulders 15c lb. Sliced Bacon . . . . 40c lb. ‘
Del Monte Sardines in Tomato Sauce, 2 cans ............. 35c -
Wet Shrimp, 3 cans f ........................ ‘ ....... 59c
i -
t Van Camp’s Tomato Soup, 4 for 25¢. Campbell’s Beans 3 for 25c
‘ Clover or Magnolia Milk. 7 cans for $1.00. Borden’s Milk, 12
$1.19
ox 40c. Krispys, 39c. Uneedas, 6 for 35c
Del Monte Seeded or Seedless Raisins, 2 for 25c. Pink Salmon,
25c
Chiver’s Orange Marmalade, imported, . . . . . 35c, 3 cans $1.00
Pure Jelly, Grape, Current or Quince, 3 glasses ........... 89c .
HO Oatmeal, 2 for 25. Quaker Oats, 3 for 25c. Shredded Wheat
25c
Fancy Old Fashioned Bolted Yellow Meal, 5 lbs. ..... . . . . . 25c
New Evaporated Peaches 23c pkg. New Pack Prunes, 4 lbs. 50c ..
P. & G. Naphtha Soap, 20 for $1.00. Ivory Soap, 15 for . . . $1.00
Lux,3for‘ ..... ...........\ ..... . ...... . ............ 25c
Hancock Bantam Corn, 5 cans $1.00. Crown Astor Peas, 3
....... 85c
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35.37 Main St. .
‘ Phone 1234
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