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1:. Carey Returning From Atlantic Ci Is
in Hospital — Receives Compound I'll-y“.
ture 03 Skull —— Llfe in Jeopardy .... Suicide
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. , . STAMFORD. Feb. 13.—
.....37; v-g from Atlantic City, N. J., where he had been re-
:3 :mm a nervous breakdown, John F. Carey, 35, of 217
‘v.'~'-"".ilt’. Hartford, jumped or fell from a window in the
-_‘ . no of the coaches on the Springfield express, which
_. ; :h this city at 7:02 p m. Carey, in company \Vlth
3 Mother, was sitting in the coach as the train neared
5 5185011 Leaving his wife and brother the man
i .. rear of the train and entered the lavatory.
, . failed to return Within a reasonable length of time,
‘ ‘;.> of his brother were aroused and he went to the rear
C .-g; fast in time to hear the window pane crash and see
g . hurtling through the air. Rushing into the lavatory
. - saw the window pane completely smashed. He pulled
>3“ 2. bringing: the train to a stop within-a few feet of the
-. r ; f the Sound Beach station. The inert body of Carey
. up. and the train went on to Stamford where it was met
. Ippartmcnt ambulance in charge of Policeman Wil-
;:::Pk. ’
. :3 named to the hospital
4. on the operating
-~ examination by Dr.
, rg showed he was
« a. (final-sound fracture
re body lacerations
hung”. His recovery
“9 due to the frac-
.' a large portion 02
~_ 2:»: dislodged. press~
’ I: he [(‘COV-
‘_ --.'rt_v leave his mind
- -"-3 said last 918‘“—
1 {.1111 (HM? Lurch
,. . r‘ lax-other of the in-
» fated that. in his opin-
>~ were a sudden lurch.
1"—
months to recover from a. nervous
breakdown. It was believed he had
completely recovered and his wife
and brother went to that city to ac~
company him back to Hartford.
where he was to resume his busi-
ness again. the nature of which
could not be learned last night.
Late bulletins from the hospital
early today reported that the mans'
"*lll'l. condition was unchanged. Little
‘ " hope. however. was expressed by at-
rccovery. He continued in an un-
conscious condition. rclieved tem-
porarily by the administration of
opiates. Very little will be learned
Electric Apparatus Used in Making.
Radio Life Tests on Cave’s Captive
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r'.’ g
This is the portable electric plant used fol-lighting Sand
Cave during Ute.rescue work. It was this instrument that eke
tries] experts utilized in making the radio tests which determined
« whether Collins was living. -
' liors roar-din. activitie- in connec-
tendants at the hospital as to his‘
unless the victim regains conscious-
: fine bend between the neon.
,9 ~=. Sound Beach station.
~.. . 7:.er against the win- I,
g ,7 .t .. 57...“. that he lost his 0” " l
.- 131rougli the win- 87's Proposal— 1
g . 1r: :ft€-lllp!t‘d suicide, To Le gt .
— 3‘15 health, is the con- n hen Llfe
» n of the authorities. . 7 .
ll»??? is but a slight “
' —, person being thrown
.-‘.l window.
, c; con—9y, wire of the in-
.1 f» - ‘~:--"l‘.°.l‘ with her broth-
e- "’21.”; the man back to
- , artforcl 'at the time
"17?. Both members
accompanied the in-
to hospital and wait-
r'a ’ for a. word from the
irked feverishly over
4:; effort to save his
. r' the physicians was
"-2 utmost precision
; firm-turn of the skull
._ , ,_ Small pieces 0!
‘ 1- on splintered when
i to the roadbed
. ~‘ noting train. had to
r" . 1. new» at a. lune. while -.
' u...“ incoherently—
pressure of the
‘ 1‘12: were apparently '
1- = cr'iro nervous system
- worked. ’
Tierney. who
. .. tltr case. was unable
vehement from Carey
'4 \t-"nlifinn. In the
:xi-ers of the family.
.- ~ tum suicide. Po—s
Rough skepticalz
ll from the train,
" irtlr. Carey did not
Frank E. Leslie, associate
director'of the Gorge: Memorial
Institute, propose- .to lengthen
the life of man -hy regular
physical examinations of the
whole population. He any: that
‘ < Warned
- last night Ameria’l' sick list always totals
"'; at the Y. BI. C. A. .,000_.000. ’
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51 inch Pencil Striped Flannel,
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is a chain store
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his credit. Ho has traveled about
350,000 miles in airplanes of ur-
WHO’S IWHO ..
u m m m. l On one 0! his inspections 1! BIC.
5 Cook Field. Dayton. 0.. he went into
the air with ovary piano at that
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G 62‘ “I . field. and some of tho old bosses
Tho anoint-at chief or American 1 h ‘ t th
.arnay air service tact-s possible would hard y o d 0‘. er.
. Following the Pulitzer Cup raco-
z"°““‘m‘““" ”W"?- "mme- b" at Detroit in 192: he hopped into
Emma of an criticism of hi- aupor- 5 Curtis racer. and stopped on the
can tor 2:4 miles an hour. combo
"shin; a. world's record. one. how-
ever, which has since been topped
several times by his own subordin-
ates.
Gen. Mitchell was born in France
but came to America. at a very car-
iy ago. his parents locating in Wil-
consln. Along in 1898 ho had the
urge to join the army and did so
an a. buck private. Then came the
...—
ition with tho development c! that
i branch at the unicc. Both in and
éltcar Admiral William A. Moire“.
{chlof of navy neronnutico. are un-
gder criticism because of their teati-
l many bezel-o the house aircraft com-
mitteo.
Gen. Mitchell in on. or the out-
Itandln. figure- ln the air service.
Ho in. 80.000 hour: in tho air to
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to render proper service to a customer.
g Brands of our own.
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, , Below we includeafew price suggestions for your consideration. We use no .
i “specials” or decoy items, but place a uniformly low price-level on all items.
Sl‘anhh—Amorican war. lie
erred as a. second lieutenant.
When the \Vorid War came along
he was sent overseas in 193‘ as an
oboerver. For two your he re-
mained there as an o‘oserver. Then
America plunged in and Mitchell,
being on the around, got the chance
or his life. He was placed in direct
Cl“ '
charge of the American aerial ac-
tivity along the western front. It In
said he commanded the largest
force of flyern ever assembled.
Until Maj. Gen. Patrick begun
fly‘inc. Gen. Mlmhell was the only
flying general in the world.
Horace M and Mr. Kimball.
(“'nterbury American.)
The Yale club of the Naugatuck
valley. at its dinner last night. paid
a deserved honor to Arthur R. Kim-
ball by presenting hll name an the
PAGE THIRTEEN,
member or its choice (or tm‘po‘.
lion and making up a. bunch of tie. s
ms nominating him, to be Cont to“
New Haven. Mr. Kimball him-Ill
cast his ballot [or Horace D. Taft. t01,
succeed bio brother.
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Lincoln’s Business
PrlnCIples
The fact of Abraham Lincoln’s employment as a grocery clerk is well known.
The incident of his walking several miles after closing time to return a few pennies
of change overlooked by an elderly lady customer is a familiar anecdote. Lincoln
toiled over the rough and Winding back woods cart trail. stumbling through the
inky blackness of a semi-wilderness, a long way there and a long way back, in order
In PIGGLY WIGGLY we endeavor to follow the principle so well illustrated by
Lincoln—that consideration of customers must come first. We carry a large variety
of the foods that the public knows because they are nationally advertised—and that
g the public can depend upon for quality—and we do not carry substitute or Private
PIGGLY WIGGLY realizes that cust omers-desire the most genuine value that
, their money will procure. We recognize fully that such a desire is sensible, correct
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grocery items priced to give the public the most in genuine value while still allow—
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we believe that the success of PIGGLY WIGGLY is due to following the basic
3 principles of fairness as illustrated by Abraham Lincoln. There is a feeling of safe-
' ty and security in patronizing a store whereevery price is plainly marked and where
every article is sold on a money back guarantee as to quality, freshness and general
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f GRAPEFRUIT ............ FLORIDA ORANGES ................
ig MUSHROOMS BELGIAN ENDIVE - NEW Lb.
1/; Pound ....... . ........ 28¢ 1/3 Pound ................. 18c P O T A T O E S 2 8 25°
NEW CABBAGE BRUSSELSSPROUTS NEW BEETS
Pound .................... 6c Basket .................... 33c Bermuda .................. 9 c
SUNLIGHT - 4 Prints i7c
BROOKFIELD B I I E R to Carton 19c .-
MEADOW GOLD 1 lb. Net \Veight 31c '
1 lb. Print
Aluminum 1‘. 0 ast e r or
Aluminum Tea Kettle {rec
to those using 30 lbs. by
February
25m ............
Sperry & Barnes
Rolled, Boned, A DIS Style .;
Sweet, Tender. I I Sugar 35 -
No waste, slices like bread Cured I
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27c
Plilebury's Pancake
regular price per
package ...........
,7 This $4 Heavy Aluminum 1
Griddle for $1.69 .
To purchasers of three packages ' Cutvr a part of each
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can lie cm to suit melt
, ual need >— Sanitary.
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l CHIPSO, large 23 C IVORY FLAKES, large 2 3 C :
l package; ................ . . . . . . . . package . . .................... ._.' . . . ,3
WALDORF, Golden Bantam Corn SALADA TEA . ‘
20 oz. tin .......................... 216 1-4 Pound ...................... . . . 22 c 7_
ALDORE Selected Tomatoes, BLISS COFFEE, By Makers of Max-
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WALDORF Sliced Garden Beets SAMPSON COF- _ 47c
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WALDORF Fancy Grade Succotash LIPTON’S COFFEE, Vacuum C
20 oz. tin ..... ........... 19c Packed ........................... 51
WALDORF Fancy Grade Small Green LIPTON’S COCOA, Half
LimaBeans,2002.tin........ ..... . 27C Pounds.......... .................. 17C
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