Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 6, 1925 · page 9

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Deliberates Four Hours and Cannot Come to
Decision — Testimony of Mr. Qand Mrs.
Lemon Probably Had Much to ‘Do With

BRIDGEPORT, Mar. 6.—(Special to The Sentinel).—After
delibu-ating more than four hours the jury in Criminal Superior

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cerned as he at in the prieooer'e
box with ma chin reeling h the earn:
'0! hie hand. He looked around the
room occasionally and did .aot an:
tiny outward appearance of nervous-
neae at any time. He wee talten to
the county jail in a happy
frame of mind as a result of the
disagreement He will remain in
jail until retrial or released by direc-
tion of State’s Attorney Comley.

John Scully of Norwalk .waa forc-
man of the lary. Other Non-ant
men in the jury box were: Earl Gar.
(told and Edmund Broune.

N orwalk Drivers in _
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Q .;~,..3nnm Court that had forOfonr days lrstened to testimony and arguments ”11:31:32,133: 3:0". m. u.“ “3.»
' r slam- in the trial of William “Carl” Wilson, Stamford negro, on u FAIRFIEI.D much ‘. saver“ rust them out in the tom of on... __j,:
~’-* :‘1933‘3 charge of murder in the second degree reported a disagreement at 935.». or vlolatlon of the motor u. but In men) lnatunra till; m “.3
- Q' QM". 4:45 p. m. yesterday and was discharged by Judge ChristOpher L. :che In“? gore hard by Jude. Hall f$f°t£°rif$£3 2:: "m 3* ;_
‘” “M“ Avert '. e5: thregre 8::- operotinc an auto- ‘593 "‘9 NM“ "5‘” the akin "E-~ ‘
l‘holan. State’s Attorney William H. Comley would not say whether mom. mmk wuhom . inmo- u the next be-‘L means of getting at “e
‘ 1-“ ”1° he would retry Wilson or find suflicient cause to nolle the indict- against Samuel Novel of Not-want 0' rheu- iml>u'm°-- “M“ m
“"7 3” °p‘ ' was polled on payment of coats hH‘Ik 0|“ l“ 0‘” ““3 skin l“ "the
"3'?! an‘ mgg, etired from the «with Michael Tierno oi Norwallt. ar- tern. of plmplor. -1 ' 3-
Q '1- C5 ‘0’“ room “mar; ._ m. "1,, lietanlna rested by State Policemen E. R. the surest Way to cl“! 010.33. ‘
2 ‘ (or one 59“., and fifteen minutea to NO!“ “’"93‘94 W" to t?" “'6- Burns fro violating the rulee of the of iheee erupticce. can a ..9.‘ _;
‘ 1* ”PM“ S . ha h Judge Ave who in hit testified that “Carl'- “'ileon waa the road in that he did not allow an- 'horlty. in to In' from W Pm
’ "‘- 3'“, 'mimou. Mau., this summer clfa {1.3.3.6 hrnrys'tmd the man who fired the fatal shot.‘ other driver half of the road. was about four ounces of Jed Sana... -
‘ 'Ml no for a mth'l Vacation h ry c M 12:45 the Jury returned to the lined :15 and caste and a 875 bond take a tabloapornful in a m~d
- r an , 0 will fact that (Ii-interested witneaaee . | , 7
lay aside as My Presidential Jameeand Letitia Lemon who were ”mm "“1 ”k“! Jud” ‘F" ““3 “t for appeal. water “Ch morning berm m (
.. . . caret at possible and be in Maya-vitamin tlio ohootins ‘° "9"“ u“ cmm' °' ‘h‘ “" —~————-__~— m" ‘°' °" “Mk" This mum
_ ~‘ ~‘1‘°“'3- ( the ilfllflll that Edwa d Townee was and the defense a to the direction '4’ But 30‘ M“- prevent the forrr 0|:I 0‘ '0'"? '-
~ 7 ~. '51: de- m aecuhve in name on],_ the vh h trRedd On the gnncipgl. in the ..th took. 5.", Reveal is the watchword of the the bowels. lt a autumn-am
. - 1b? 8.3- However, a large White Home Big“. :0 I filmed out. ”I“ the during and ‘mmfimely 1.110.!“ M dealt-era of eveninc frocks kidney. mu. coaiinx them on filer
Q atafl’ will mp“, him so that “h" 9° the slaying of Rodd. The point It Drew!“ and why DOL since 6‘0" the blood of impurities and em
_ , c: . there 'fll be no intern, l , cleared up. the gun‘wn retired. of them center their oflorta on the skin or pimples. - i
T'l-l’ (‘3' we II PC“) In medicine. says that an “recur-at The Jury refit“ .003 m, 1 short skirts which display the “If. Jgd Salt; is inexpensive and H
.. r) :lct- m business of M was made by Judge Isaac Wolfe of o'clOck for dinner. to resume delib- Thee. dresses are of two types. the made from the acid of grapee and
. rim of eminent. Above is a a view of the Superior court and Attorney eratlone at 2:30. A mfg, “-0", of fluffy rev; and mousseline de aole limo“ JulCe. combined with Inhia.
' :' "OY- Swampecott harbor. where the 000"" Frank 3- Healy, permitting specutors in the courtroom ‘w‘jun‘ costumes which fly up. and the Herr. you tune a pleasant. afternoo-
lift: presidential ya!" '1” be m- mucus to practise {ending appeals the verdict of the jury was "gue- :traight beltlexs elaborateéy beaded cent drink which “8"de helps mat.
M “”er Mflnflnk Ma my ... .. o e upc or c ur although Wilson appeared uncon- rock. which dont come own. pimplte disappear. \.
, .luctnr'g Gablee' (right). home of Mr. D
,. : s “NM“ and Mrs. Frank W. Steams. ‘
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...}.pr the showing knowledge and usage of (11.. practice oi the profession. I am the deceuod wu not caused by the B an M s F 1". Id C 5
method pursued and its correctness, loath. honorer. in cit-w cf (lit; in- criminal act. omission or carele-v "tr cc on m t" a 'e Ave.’ won t.
.u.. Dr that the deceased came to death sole qulry failing to show that the actual noes of any other pereon- or per- ’ .
-'\g the ‘ ly because of such failure. as distinguished from :1 possible sons." SW. Opt“ Tats GM Dad" ‘
1Q :.-«~:0n in "In the clrcumsmnces. though 1 d-alh of the deceased was caused Attorney John ‘8. Dillon. Bridge- l
j, . falling am of the opinion Dr. Kafka was by that fuilure. to hold that such: port counsel for Kafka and four ' ‘
__ _ “.... fines. negligent and censurable in falling negligence and error should be other eclectice in their “390‘“ ‘0 —'—_—_"l a a ' .
fl —~ Mus- to have an anesthetist to administer claasvd as criminal and punishable the supreme Court of Errors from . Tailor“ ts th '
3 nowlwer, lh! necessary anesthetic to th0 de-; us a crime under the law. the revocation of their "an“ in The PICSIdent’B 3111 e
~b_.~;m.»,ny cured in accordance with the best I _

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new style note for spring

Smart, simple lines. Refin-
cd Kasha cloth. Light tan in
:olor. Because of its pCCulial'
linish,‘ long wearing, service-
able.

-. ‘ message short—
” ' pointed.

Most folks will agree
that he said all he needed
to say—much of it meant
volumes—or if put into
effect may mean volumes
of our national history.

That's always been our
notion of saying things
about the things we have
to offer. A long storv
won’t make you want the
things more. Chances are

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YGUR OWN PROTECTION

3.1310215 of dollars have been invested in advertising the excellence of food pro—

’ 1’ 3 '1‘} .ese millions act as a definite pro tection to the buying public. N o producer

: product could succeed if he created a demand by advertising his product,

are the purchaser find it unsatisfactory. The millions spent in advertising

u totallloss unless the product is as good or better than the advertising

.5 it to be. The advertiser therefore stakes his reputation and his fortune
; his product satisfactory to the public.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

One model has short coat
double breasted with narrow
black velvet collar and plain
wrap around skirt $39.50

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> . widely advertised foods are carried by PIGGLY WIGGLY. and no attempt ygg": ”1“"? 0‘ ’fflding 12".)??ng 12:ch ‘5“: C3“:
* tulle to substitute a brand of our own instead. We do not carry private or ‘1 5:10 rt "Ego fies! Short :3: with gth‘c ts ic|al 2m:
' 3 c" brands. Prosperity is the result of true economy. In purchasmg food prices! Long values nisli narrow coil; in con-

- ~ #110 economy consists of getting the best in quality and quantity per dol-
i 12' LY WIGGLY success is the result of being able to furnish this kind of
;- dollar. Your children or your 3 ervants can buy as safely at PIGGLY
..l' as could a professional shopper. Our prices are not juggled up and down I
‘ customers but are maintained 5 teadily at a low price level in the best in-
"f our customers, which are identi cal with our own.
we quote a few prices. We cor ‘dially invite you to come and see that all
equally low. _ -

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makes long time friends.
A good asset for any bus-
iness.

trast of black velvet — plain
skirt 845. ,

Coat of both suits are lined
with crepe dc chine.

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rilel’ \Nl) JUICY ................ VERY LARGE ..............
mm RIVER FLORIDA ORANGES 39 C SUNKIST CAL. NAVAL ORANGES 440
l .‘ilil v ’ \ND JUICY, Dozen .......... DOZEN ............................. Springtime
"l.;~i‘ll'wllll\' Endive Import- Iceberg Spinach
'~ ' .. 29C, ed, 1/, lb. ...... 206 Lettuce ....... 106 l .1 lbs. ......... 39¢ footwear

. The new season has de- :3
Sl .\ MM”. 4 Prints 49c vclopcd a marked tendency 5‘ .
Bk'l'lhl-‘lELD to Carton 51c toward the more common 5 Q
ll'ri \lmw GOLD 1 lb. Net Weight 55c “"59 i“ ““0’ 0“ mm” 3' 1
_~ ’ for women — Black and § 33
7?: , Cannon and i‘or mm- Spflry & Barnes XXX Cured grcsyagld “2“:de oml;:::;1t : l
.v‘ 2"" one must he turned In on , , . ;

ii El - i' “M” my’mh Boned “a gonad e 3 _ leather, vici kid and tan 2
5? {#1. r mall“ .-- no. ",5, gzgzs‘ligfi‘fige 31c1b. Say fellows calf artc lchpl'cscnted in the g,
:.E:>MARGARIN£ 0., w . , , . a news S owing. §'

., ' ”HZ" " m: .. ......... 296 Easy to Slice Sugar Cured ............ 30c lb. HOVlzlandS 133‘” The ensemble for Sprlngl Strap pumps. beaded 3. lg
_ y . . - suits are m 0 ' ’ gore um orc um i ' i;
: ' ' ' “‘3‘“ 15¢ gfifllifif‘goflflm ”mi? 47c Efififlfifiiiii' ff???” 43° Y b t m . N an ever changing picture smeuppunfi’sfvarael’y. all? «2‘ ,
fk """""" _ mug - ” ' ' ' ' ' ' sh do“. 5L 53 a?“ day Charming indeed is the style that bids for the larger word tells along story that 5.

g '3 ma- 250 CHOP-SUSY, College Inn 34c €831.93; 510 P 3.5:" on 0;? hfivcn c ' share of popular favor and to be sure that Howlands get! you really Ought to see. And .~

x; " ‘ ----------- Heat and Eat ---------- ’ """" ’ """"" ulllcl'bl‘t‘lesgrgmag h :21th “3's 5 its shach of popular favor from the style angle we have this variety of new foot. 37 3

'3 , ~ . _. an. . f ’11 . MAXWELL HOUSE ‘ ' . . ' not over ooked Fashions best productions. wear all bears the one price :

1:3, _______ 37c fiffiflfidik ..°.z..“.“. 15c COFFEE, 3 lb. Can 51-50 choldthgim J‘éfiacggfi Ensembles of Kasha cloth_ and .in fine twills. The mark-e $7. ,-

\3 """ LLPTOV’S COFFEE Stu d 'd l ensemble of all 5111:. The coat lnvanably on longer lines - Hun floor. mr- ,

.; , ~‘ * ' .. Gortons 14c CORN, Waldorf, 1l 03- Can We “an"; puke“ 513 wee? thr ty '3‘" c w; e —the dress often in conrast color or novelty print. The

:9 ' 3: ............. Golden Bantam .................... ““30 ens it glve sewnce colors light tans and browns. The popular wigwam “Shantoon”

‘ <- 3 3 l * Waldorf sliced 9 COCOA. Liptons 17 an are sma appearing. shade. Plenty of black. Newest and most popular is . 2.

.3 * “33151: 190 BEETb- , 1 G t. n, C 9 Box back coats. 2 or 3 . ..

x .: up... ,,,,,,, , ~ Lge. 28 oz. Can . .......... _ - an ------ 4 -------- button st 1: for b0 from 9 the ensemble of navy twill or charmcen. . for m 7 .
.- 3 Q Q or! HERSHEYS COCOA . 8 y ys One model has dress with overblousc or buy tucks 3 - ‘ 3

~. H- “’3 "“53”. College 29c TOMATOES. W’Jd 256 y? lb. Can ......... Q ...... 15C to 1 ycars. f tr t and skirt to match of red and lining of coat to match— Lovely new wash fnhdc T

\ .at ’ Dge. 33 oz. Can . ...... ....-. “ll‘lgnptflife 62:35: just a touch of gold in the way of a few tiny beads and of lustrous cotton—has a ,3
l Per cent Disco t ' Dozen Lots' 5 per cent. Discount in Case Lots, An! Item, Meat 01' Fish, glint andzvest A real honeét 301d belt— "5’ - - . POW“ effect—tan ground

. an m . In Glass or'l‘in . I. to goodness .4 piece sull- Anothcr naVy twull ensemble has dress and lmmg with coin spot 0, ring de-

 

 
 
 

of wiggam‘crepc de chine. The entire upper part of dress
is cla lately and beautifully embroidered—Price $90.

Your ensemble is here '

. at $59.50 and many of the
Second

slgns that are unique and

pretty.

Q A 36 inch cloth of leas-
ing character $1.25 y

Prices $15. to $19.50
Basement, front.

N orwalk, Conn.
Stamford, Conn.

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