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Ads mourns»: - ”IDA" APRIL:
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reared treat his early 'teen'e toxth‘; priseiilyer lovlns’cnp In word- or with the exploitation tut it wee well received. Enter the New Puddltc. , . w
PlCKS .. REASON FOR “m “M: ”° W" m t!" rt.“ .... ... W ”W- .. .. ...... .. .. m M... ream“ ...... ....... "W“ ll“ 1* ‘“
' "1° "P” avenue nu.’ 9'“ er : hi the cu is held for club within two weeks. He said that '0 ‘ ursleu; l’ .,-
’ “1‘0 “1‘? w°rkh°“'° "“1 ‘ at”? at 5:83:53; .32 then pgesented to n st the New England conference to “0 "3MB“ 9“” I'll ":;3‘ K73“. Elm
' desperate crime that has known few neighborinx club.» . b0 1191‘! this summer in Maine the ed to Itephen. Dokns. Irving _ - Chulnh -, . ..
e parallels in Americe's police annels. _ cu would become the ‘ mot. g new member. yes intro- Todd, 1;”, _. . ,. . ~
, Csth One of the tenures ot the meet 3! Palm . m m H . . ‘
,7 . ' 1“ “3° 1“" “33f; 3" ‘l‘f’h “V; In; we. the main: the, Kiwsnie property or the club which m the “and. u {I'm ”mord‘ "'°“v ‘ 33““. h]. _ J p;-
. ‘ i. , erine onnors pgs no prise winning y “Norwdk From highest per cent 0: members ,“° transferee no i h ‘. A. I: 7 .
1 fl - for ‘ {eithtul maid' ‘9 ‘ “1’: ‘M' . Its FW3UOn to the Revolution." cempeny the trophy at its presents; Frame"- 0“ '1 " 'g’m’mr P“? 90m}? \\
A . _ ment in the Bronx. She emopt v . , . W flu! McElroy. its author. Mr. “0 to u” brother-club.‘ He aid gret over the tact that . u - ll. (““7” .. _\
'1 ,. . l 0'81“?- H" m" ““ “1° "m if . , l ‘ ~‘ you...” my won tor him heétrty t t the Hsrttou club on at the num- superintendent 0: the Con- yum. ,
. ‘. . , r ' . Tom frugbrmgacsssm:£n w : . f ,- . p l _ . ”new a “u es ‘ “In to Wash~ heed of the list 5° 1.;- with on aver- necticut Light sad Power figmpzny. btnmiorn.‘
T C0 1 St 1: 9 Atto . T id J H ”m" illnmthul: Em Attend!!!“ ho. lattes D. c, the e'eesy wee print- use or to per cent. m bola: tm‘"‘d ‘ "‘ , -‘~ ., k
. e, H unse a e S mey 0 [try e, children ‘0 Amer-ice more . ' ' ' . . .4 in The mm sentinel yesteb Contacnsstion Commissioner Ed- Britain. ‘ “J HI m \,
. : ;. Ch S 'd H W ' B id at U years see. The old new ”" phy.'-—Pm My , ma 13mm 0, many," It was unoeuoee tint s postal ~ - u; 5
.f‘ apmanr 31 e ‘38 In 100. y" dimmed today as she told at. :2: A , , fled tm .h Pbeeident Eduard J. Quinlsn in- .nv. a. brief talk in which he said. card hed heen'receivod "om Frank (Rm. -. '\
8:15 P e M.—N0t Based on Testlmony‘ “wk ghéigd “infill: infeWImonlhfl W a - w c ‘9 trounced Past President Arthur c. the Not-well; club was teaching Goodchild who 1' in Csnsds. Mr-lmm, r., . -
' Due“ ‘ w ' ~ ' Que S er. ; Wheeler chairmen of the Inter. other clubs what s true Kiwsnis 0“th announced "1“ the “*“5” xlu- n...
FOSter Mather Gneves I “$313352: hgegro’s‘perem (51°73; ”n ' ' ' » - ‘ ~lub relsflons whet turn presen spirit was. '. work of fixing up the roads lending “.3. ‘ ..
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. new worm ""0“”, "mm. bun.“ no then u strong New a.“ .00qu I“: prettiest or. Pr-ident Fulton. of the Stamford 1; “1:301:01 bong: Railrosd sts whpn r... K, -. .
HARTFORD April to. —- Gerald Judge Frederick J. Groehl. Chsp- operations opened her home and V. r ' , New £1.34. 3 O ' club; bNIIlM 13!. MW of “10‘ on common nur hna ~ "
. Chums. h d. i l d what he anla s nior counsel Groehl's (ues- “381110 the three orphaned can. w club “um the‘ 507M Mr. MW at! the Btsmford club to the gathering. Among those from out-of-town torrypl. .. I
' . n a an‘ e out n: e. ' l arm—George, known now as Chop- Kiwesh oiuh_.et the weekly lunch. greetings ot ’the‘ Elm City Kiwsnie Dunn: the luncheon. the Nor» present at the luncheon were: fining y... . _""
- ~ 0°35“er ‘0 be his belt Claim 1° ‘1 ‘ 0“ “”13- mm the bandit; afiieter. “a an eon 'heid yesterday in the Roysl and whhpd the level orgenisetlon veil: club entertnined with songs by Frederick H. Booth. George F. .d um. y. . ..._ _ _ '~
' Barnes. )1. Grunt Nukes-weld. mlo‘turoa 3... ' .7“
the "Agony Aggregation" and El-
a. solo which was W. Devin. H. H. Richards. Henry llll'lpf,
ANUS '
"On the night of October 11,
1924. about 8 or 8:30 or 9 o'clock.
can you tell this jury where you
Jlmun The visit wee ‘nflicie‘l end continuu- sowe- srld prosperity.
for the purpose of presenting site 1: ed the gusto unwneel-mer Craig eegg
.f new trial when Nathan 0. Freed-
~ ' man. hisrjunlor counsel. visited him
elder brother.
Both George. end the sister were
wild and left Mrs. Connors‘ home.
V
* :at the State prison yesterday. He W -
{charged State‘s Attorney Alcorn were. The other brother remained. He be-
" ;with having misstated testimony The Testimony. came it mechanic and gradually ' '
To this Brew replied: "I was in worked his way into the world. He
:concerning his Brooklyn alibi when
3 the state's attorney made his sum-
;mation of the case betore the Jury
zlest Friday and the prisons»- con-
vcluded that this confused the Jury
the stationery store conducted at
234 Albany avenue by Lyle Chas-
tain." He then proceeded to tell. in
response to questions by Groehl.
tint he saw Chapmsu in the store.
5"
E2-
9.
'e
s '.
F» ..
.
was a city employs tor a. number .
or years and recently become, e
teachcr' in a. school ,on Long m.
! , and caused it to discredit his alibi.
,
'Chapman evidently' had been go-
7 ins over the testimony carefully in
his own mind since Freedman saw
him at tho prison Monday after—
Ioon. since the prisoner has no
written record of the prooeedlngs.
he has depended on his remarkable
memory. ills l‘t‘C‘ulleCllon of UM:
testimony of his alibi witnesses was
that they fixed tin.- {into when they
said they saw him in u l-‘lutbusll
gstore at some time letu-een 8 and
'0 p. m..
,. Skelly at New Britain.
on. 11, till-1 night before
'the mnrdnr of Policeman James
lie then re-
‘ called that Mr. .-\|r‘oru had told the
jury just before it was charged by
¥ Judge Jennings that these ullbi Wlt-
: nesses cleimed to have seen Chap-
' man then; between S and 8:13 p.
t
_ m., whereas his tram tronl Spring-
' field did not reach
New York until
8:02 o‘clock.
"lfnfnir to Mr."
. “This was not ill conformity Vt'llll .
f the testimony,"
.‘l r. Fret-d man quot-
, ed Chapman as inning said to him.
"IL was llllftiil‘ to ”IO and I should hzu'v trtell my best to forget hill
, be entitled to n ll':\\' trial on tile sonwllow l .lur: run'l. ’i'lmc limi U‘C‘N‘lvl'b- 4‘“ other branches 0! the .
. strength of it." again hun- thought George had 5‘3“! government IUUI! fl 0 itemiz- v
“I “mum and" m “m. R w” of fine coats just at the most opportune
Examination of the stenogrupllic
‘ report of the trial shows that only
. one of the three
Brooklyn alibi
; witnesses gsve an idea of the time
‘he claimed to have seen Chapman
7 being a bank clerk.
- in the store.
This “as Francis E.
Brew, “ho representcd himself as
He himself did
~ not manual: the time. but indicated
gum and I know of. except an air-
Chapman did not give the time
of. his arrival in New York or
Brooklyn when he took the stunt].
The most he said about it was in'
reply to Ilir. Alcorn. when he said
he took (1 train for New York
“around -i o'clock" that afternoon.
The following is evidently the
statement made by Mr. Alcorn in
his argument before the jury to
which the condemned mun objects:
"Why." he said. “I came back to
Springfield; 1 wcnt to my room at
the Cooley'hotcl; I went out and
I ot shaved: i took the 4:10 train
to New York." And his alibi wit-
nesses put him in some remote part
of Brooklyn at 5 o'clock. or at the
latest 8:15. If its lert Springfield at
5:10, he had 3 hours and 50 min~
nice to go from Springfield, Mass.
to a store in Brooklyn. N. Y. There
isn’t a. train or u. ‘conw-yunco tl‘t
plane that cnnld do it.
hasn't-Mother Grictee.
XEVV YORK. April Ills-“Yrs. I
been put completely out of my heart.
suspeneio
yesterds
Judicisry committee maturing
various State's Attorneys to subunit
itemized accounts of expenses
curred by their oinces to the Stets
more
should be msde by the Stste's pro.
State’s ttorney t0. -
FileAExpense Bills?
.‘
—————
IlARmRD. April 10. — Under
01 the rules. the Senate
used a bill ruined by the
Board or Control.
In presenting the mossureuvhioh
it is said. was rstsed as the result
«0! the lerge expense incurred in the
Gerald Chopin-n
hero by State‘s Attorney Hugh M.
.‘.icorn. Acting Senate lender hm.
uel‘C. shew ,oi Bedding. explained
that the practice is now in vogue
only in Fairneld county.
No restriction is put
V‘ul‘lous tSste's Attorneys as to the
(amount or money they can expend
for criminei prosecution. The com- ’
silttuo felt. it mu
prosecution
But 1 supposo I shall suffer almost painted out.
as much us he does when the terri-
ble night of his execution comes."
Gerald hupmall‘s snow-haired
foster-mother. Mm. Catherine Con-
nors. kindly face compussionuux. her
eyes lllled with tours. was speaking
of the orphaned George Cllsrtres.
d u y.
50 DEAD OR insane.
TOKIO. Friday.
business
0!
stated.
like . sc
upon
April 10.—Msw
lishlgn craft end one GOO-too stum-
er fioundered in a sale
the south coast or Japan Wednes-
Moru than 50 persons ere deed
Mhich swept
the
in-
the
thst n
counting
Milan St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Store Open "l‘ili e O'clock only.
g..-
Splendid showing of coats :
We put over a big deal with a maker
lime—just in time for Easter.
in this unusual assortment of coats
it: fine twilis. soft flannels in black and
navy and In most of the season’s best
at a very low (price $25.50:
the time in reply to a question by whom she took into her home and or missing.
:olorings.
I
Every coat is exceptionally well tail-
ored with may little innovations con-
sidered from a style standpoint to
recommend them. There are bandings
of wide silk braid. There are embroid-
ered borders of fine silk braid. There
are the popular bandings of fur.
- i: "been”
\
There is more wear
and more style in
ya.
Most of tile coats are lined with
crepe dc chine. Some are lined with
.....—
nus BRAND Marshall’s Herring, Kippered 0% Sauce, can 23c
' gdble Sauce ...... Bot. 150 K1511 San ha fad f K ll
3 °mmrw """ pkg‘ 10" Chiver’s Marmalade, lb. or ......... . . 29c I S . 5 a. e ve age 0 as a in
‘ gfi’ffiié-iiglggcgg pile. a ‘ j ‘ " D.. . 3111“ at $3 . contrast color and linings of crepe de
: 2 Oz. Bot. Baker’s Eagle Chocolate, 1/, lb. cake _ . , , .. use We are showing them in the new shades of tan and greys—in chine to match. ‘
Laundry sllardlc ....... 9c C J 11f] blue util‘finishcd wlorsted and blue cheviots. - .
l. p g. . urtice amfa avors, jar, ........... .. . 23c cycle tai ored in the full lines of the En lish models and Their worth '
: : Maoaronl 01' Spa-£3116? 256 have the smart features that are distinctive. g . . th t th b' 13311) parent. Easy to see
: § Shrimps w“ or dryp 08",; 21° Beechnut Peanut Butter, med. jar ........ 19c Two pair of trousers with each suit gives added wear and added . a Cy are ‘g V: us at $2650
‘ Bice,1'an,cy head ...pkg.120 . latisfaction. S lendid showing at $35. . M“ Mr: ""-
03”, regular or quick Heinz Baked Beans, med. can . . . . . . . . . . 14c ' “Emerson’ hats in.the new shapes and new shades to top off
pkg, 10° my suit or topcogtare here for only 83.50 ' . {t
.Table Salt pkg.100 Dromedary Coconnut, V2 lb. pkg. . . . . . . . .. 17c mun door. rest.
3 ~ . . i . l I '
l . 9 .
E 53:13:; (3:211 170 Davey 8 Tea, 153.13" . .4 . {a}; . . . . . . . . 39c Easter in our . Phonogrsphe Smart dresses for 811-13
2 I , e o s 0 UI' . . . .
é beauty shop , comic-$59.50“ . from six to sixteen $10.
3 I - PARKFIELD BRAND ' - - . . ‘ . Soft flannels with nicely embroidered n: * . F
3 Atlas Chick-Chick Ba 1.2 lb 25 mums nevus E i Will be a busy time—that ls these days Just before Runarksbiy well made crepe do chines and lovely novelty silks in : ‘31.?!
~. Em“ con ....... . c , as er. And‘ what could be more appropriate then to and via; m sweet real- most charming colors.
§ , Jelly saggy-$33.3“ 25“ .mm DEW this section a wt .to receive Up-tO-the-minute service istic lions—end at the same Stylish dresses. Good looking disses. m:
l Powder EGG Oan 18c Cleanser ”mm“ ‘ a t‘rréoderatc fee. ‘ . . ‘ . time so adormcut to the dresses. Dresses for girls from six to Sixtctt‘. " ~ :2?"
. _ Peach” No 3 1-2 can 35c ven in this busy .hmc extreme care is given each hm Some luv compart- <Cl'it bl value at ’10
5 ~ . DYE Sauerkraut ‘No. 3 Gen 15c (‘un COCOA person—41m “0'15”" the m" unit”? a liances meat {0?}!le ti t. Maho - - g . .-
3 3 Pkgs_ - pm ,,,,, yo, 2 03,, 21c .. used but in all branches of the “war in seeing o it that an end ‘vaisut fini “m“ “°°"' m“
. 5’ govern :10. 2:» 20¢ '/2 m. 1 lb. . .ylpli get the style-glow dates, the sglrt of manicure, etc, 3&3) r. ’ s . f
3 A .Pkg. 00. sncy 2° 03° can out: a 'you expec . one mum 4 4 for/a intmcn ’ ° _
- 33 25C 106 Toilet s e .12”? 5C . Ffennanenil waving, Marcel walling. piggirdreesil'lg, siraub payment pl“ 'f 3‘ mart Sluts or
:D All Flavors Blzgest mm. Salad 053?“. 40:13:: 15: 15° 25° mm'gétgg‘m dy mg, Scalp treatments; Fm“ m”- E! II It - boyg from 8 to 18
l . w Qualit hairgbods always—mompadours for cove . ‘ ‘- ‘ - - ’ ' . . (v.3
, 5 ' in; the will: head—good qualityhalr in all shades e; mm on i The th'mg that “every boy “Mimi L. . ,2; ‘13':
’ raw! ownns Gold Medal Mayonnaise large jar 29c cepl grey :13. Grey :25. m P $31“th gstwstge Dad m“- “» ..
" Tart- , _ -------- _ - . : L “ , . . 7 , ' wi e man ‘5 cost a two pairs of erux'i
3' ‘ méeblzuxhu 5... l: g Mother’s Old Time Relish, jar . . . .. . 17c fig" to see our-new Bob wsve ’ "' lt Wm d'sb‘l” ’ ‘ -— gives double e “MCC- One air Of “011‘?" ‘ 537
l5! 3‘" ' """" lb' 15" 'B ' ~ ‘ H ' ‘ , l your ‘3’ $6“ ' ’ m knicker, the other “Elation SW 6. Plenty m‘ :2
_ “in“; him PM anohte Marshmallow. Jar ....... 29c ; ' 5 guuldgfggfigfgggntyflymhgm , - w'l‘here u a list of over blue greys and tan mixtures. Thoroughly l.- .; a.»
. ' i e ' ‘ ‘ V ' ' ' ' "l _.;.-‘-V"
spple.lge. 21.2: .pcgs’g Alrllne Honey,Soz.Jer!.................. 22c 'l l .heircutand keep themunusedattheumetimef propel; fly m M “m figurgln‘mlmuu'gfig'fhmfgtds andlm ~-
’1. M Luck P“ W COlman’s savora, Jar ........ . , . , . - . l. .' ' . . 2* l ’ h -. I. . lhll'dfloor. m ' I - #23: m 1’66- ' Rfiefi for w W fellow in new spring 3 .55 O.‘
v“. > ‘ . 31’3“?“ RrU-Tomato Paste, can 10¢ H _ Be Wk Md « . fightndbbéfigmare forboys from3 to
=‘ mmrwmlunmfl’ Devis' Beldnz Powder, 12 oz. can . . . . . . .. 22c l g _ for ‘ ’ ' - _ ' ' We. m“
.‘orDe’iryleeremtorJto Hecker’strinaJai-e ' V ‘3 . a t 4 ‘
. . , —_ 3 pkg .23" . . itis‘asessentialfia‘san otherpei’tefm lure; -°- °
" - . 3 have the newglovee in all zariebesspmored gag " '3 t0
' . ~ ' " .' .- Women’ {loves of fine‘kid' . '7 ' ' W " .
imingrmn, lb. 59c 5:33:38le“ g: — \gb-lt’pidered tits in mode, beaver; .‘m‘m'fi . . keep the bobbed
oonorn — esn —— Convenient —- Cut in Quarter-pounds ._ ’ 1“. i . ° ‘ . . A .~ ‘ ' p '
. - - _ at.....-.. ‘ ' ' Women’s es‘of chamolsettg' pads" ‘ f ' : '. W 5
;' ' . ’ _ ’ . . ' ' ; :‘ .3 Emeagu‘fis flaw ,' backs . l! $3 " ' — 1115:“! wed air-gigs“ [m m
_ v I - - - .. at. ' K ‘ ‘_r . , u lhfie made ‘ .(‘
w W S CHOW-MAY, best for sandwiches . . . ‘. . . . .. 2%.,“ - ‘ , rug: Malawian“ the hair to keg: ll
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