AY, APRIL 17, 1925.
. THESENTINEL - .0 . ‘5 I ' ' r V ' ' PAGE THIRTEEN
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QUEST FOR miff‘lmprtgapik case” of 3302mm. Jungle Jau'nil , S YOUNG GUNMEN SENT “ T0 jAll. PeOple’s Market, 3M- 0
Y . care t e or money, owever. and 5' . ' . " , " “ , ‘
he is said to have rejected frequent r...
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, 3‘52: °' “mm“ “m tram mom _ _ .. City Hotel Block 40 South Mam St.
“UR .5. .mp;*::.:Y.;:°s;5‘:‘t 5.312222% B! 0- n m . b... «em ..~ me A— F- 0000.0, Mg“ -
‘ brush. Ono SUppOsitlon given ci u Special Correspondent ~ ' by automobiles up, to the present. it Telephone 2806 1
~—-— lation is that his investments {cu- 0? Th9 Evening 399““?! is seen ,thatcllte is none too sure in
' ' brought him an annual in awe ‘cWYfl‘M- 1925-) this men-owns.
or OppOSlng BL“, £9,000. 5 Come of
“”0““; AW“ ""3““ 3“" An, analysis or maxim killings. S. & B. Skinned Hams . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32c lb.
men. the bane or peaceful exietence though. show- that a good share m
in Chicago. actually are being sent them. in [act 53 percent.» occur ’ . . . . . 18C lb 3‘
to prison. despite vigorous protege among the negro and the foreign Boston R011 BECf . . . . . . . . o . . . o l g.
or their mothers. and long—standing populations. ‘ Foreign and negro
local mum!“ t° “'9 “mun" group: makinz up onlyseven per- Leg Of Spring Lamb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 320 lb.
A dozen of them this week have cent of Chicagos population fur-
had a sizeable stretch of confinement n shed this large proportion 01 the . . . ‘ . . . 2 4c lb-
handed to them. something decided- hbmicides. Forequarter 0f Lamb . . . . . .
ly unusual. Even though the moth- 'But even taking out all ot‘me”
er 0! one young bandit demanded “lungs 1:, other “Rial groups. and It westport Eggs . . . . . . . . . . . . o o o o . 40c dOZo
punishment for the policeman Who still the Chicago murder rate is 50
manhandled her boy when caught
mentovermatoww York-m .. . . . . . . 200 lb.
gbblng a storeh Wighta 3““? she “1:33 E50. percentgreater than it was lo.— FreSh Shoulders
now: and i e 0y sen up or call five years ago. . ‘
three to twenty years. ' 3:301:13 alter the young gunmen Lamb for Stew . .'. . . .. . . . . . . . 0 . . . . 15c lb.
A“ °t this because Chief Justice the courts teéi that they are getting . ‘ , 5
Hopkins 0‘ the, Criminal Court now at ”‘9 root °t “‘9 muble‘ 1“ the Prlnt But—er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49c lbs
says that ""5 time ‘9 "quit being rate of doling out prison sentences
EIODDyvand sentimental over these
. - u to these gun-toting youths continues ' . . l
‘ younzuhighw‘agmgn. :11; rol‘)i ap- there will be a real chance to 'see it Breast 0f Veal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16c be
paron y. or e. on 0 . an five in t ed works.
them a few examples of punishment a rem y , F'l‘eSh Chopped Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16c lb.
to gander-hover. d 1 ea th‘ t The Alan-ch Brothers. . I 2 lb
cap 0 ere are rea y o y _ 8 (Providence Journal.) " . . . . .
“.8 about um 90mm,“ ,3 done, These m. generous brothers, shoulders of Vea . . . . . . . . . .. 8c .
The world has somewhat shocked a.
, long identified with the textile man-‘ ‘
year ago to learn that Chlcagos ufacturing indusiry of New England Pork Chops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2501b.
murder rate was one a day, with a otter half a. million dollars to Brown
hanging a. year.
That is now an 0:0 mm m and half a mun... to the hospital Boneless Rump Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28c lb.
Y ls Idea, ‘POSt NIOI- The distinguished artist's death
Spree, __ M i S S was caused by heart failure due to
, . flatly? digeueration o: muscles or the
. - - ea. .. olowing an atheroma or
‘ Hey S ODJeCtlonS coronary arteries. Dr. Bronte. path—
+ _ ologist. testified at a Coroner's in-
l’ORD, April 1..——Leavulg quiry today. after a post~mortem ex.
0 be spent for religious sex-v- amination o! Sargent's body. H. R.
. prayers alter dcmth for the Oswald. the Coroner, rendered a ver-
.01 the deceased. as "lnduls~ dict that death was “from. natural
“3:; mortum spree" accord- causes.”
. ggtw!‘ lv‘ru’lcnc C. “’alcoit. The
n of tho lr-gislatlye commit-
ill lzlcc. who made this obser-
r. a he al‘lllg btloro that com-
‘\\‘._«.,in«.;sd:ly.
brfuru the committee is
n mum to the ‘state succes-
-- luv, introduced by the tax
‘iuii' r. Carl F. Holcomb.
5 charge 02 the estate tax
in :1 tax commissioner‘s
'« 'l 1‘ v .
fin‘:;ho"{ glinchatg'tjer 2:? Nelson “uni. Sargent's solicitor.
Una ot‘ the provisions of who dined with the artist the night
mulvi (“9|an from taxa— before his death said he then set-m—
‘ ' . . ’li"i " _ ed in his usual spirits and apparent-
“ _' _1"". I01 u 1° 3‘”, 6'5“ ly was in good health. Sargent -
3‘1“)".“519. b?{f”‘£§” we he; reached home about 11:15 Tuesday
ALMA” bongo 1"" t 3 night. \Vhen a parlor maid. Clara
Cozens, found him dead in bed W'ed-
nesday morning his spectacles were
pushed upon his forehead and there
was a. volume of Voltaire beside him.
“Apparently he had been reading
and dropped off to sleep. ' the maid
said.
artist's heart weighed 34
ounces. twice the normal \VElght, the
Coroner said. 1'1.) found the heart
mumies extremely soft and pliable.
with iatty degeneration. general ar-
terial sclerosis, and also indications
of (‘nxonic Bright 5 disc-also. It was
learned that Sargent consulted his
regular physicmn about a month
ago regarding the hardening of his
arteries. .
old to other states on parts
“tale outside Connecticut
~cmmwd (as administra-
>'. and (li‘dlllll‘flj before
u '11::le lax is computed.
L‘:.tu~«; ol‘jC‘CLtZ-d to the iirst
uni proxision. She said that
, «_ we of tax exemption was _
l.» Lamas made for the uurlng the days immediately pre-
fien: should be exempted. ceding his death Sargent had been
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outdistanced by th killing accom on this conition that the two gifts 7
,° ' ae du licate’d from other sources. -
piishments or 1925. The slayings in We mgy be confident that this will Rlb Lamb Chops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c lb.
this year are believed to be unpar-
alleled for their number in peace
Durmz the first ninety days there g°°d “”13 Lean FTBSll Hams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32C lb-
were 112 deaths by violence, 49 of
Chicago the first three months of be done.
‘ HomeMadeSausage.............30clb.
-——Seniinel advertisements bring '
time in any community.
them a . 34 l ghtera d 8 ~ I , P388 er ,
29 Imtg‘dugseggmggnggummmg“ PM REO . “18 Shoulder Steak . . . . . . . . . .. . 20c lb.
Wagons Gar:
tar :lslriu {or the Spiritual busy preparing for his proposed proportion m the populauon mis , k 35‘: lb
; ”3,. d. .wusfid in the hero- Journeydo the anted States. where H; ', .. _ : three times‘the number of murders , ‘ Round Stea . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . o {
not C: and” to the public, 118 had intended to remain about six ' _ _ ~- k . i in New York. and It is 23 -percent REPAIRING AND OVEI‘UIAULDG k,
d. months. . I 4' J the number in Chicago last year mes AND ACCESSORIES Siflom Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40‘: lb. ,. 1
“Glcomb agreed ”‘3" them _- ' Theodore Roosevelt and his younger brother. Kermit, whose. duflnfi “‘9 same PeriOd- _ _... ’
.jf gliflgniigm (131:; $5533: EX'COD 0f Hartford plans for a hunting and exploration trip in the wilds of Asia were .. When “ ‘3 ”mem‘m" ”mm" ' , Porterhouse Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45c lb. -
5‘ ‘ Mfl'h ,‘jflmld be met if an 13 Under Arrest announce-(1.50mi! time ago, are now on the first legof their ad- HERSHFIELD 5 . 1
t 7 mace to m}; a fund venturous Journey. They are seen bidding their families goodbye , * , - Beef I Iver . . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . . _ . _ . _ . . 16c lb. '
up. «meat law. ‘Lindcr the HARTFORD, April - 7.-—Pet«:r just before sailing. The upper photo shows Theodore and his wife Motor Trans nation ()0
Y 33“", the tax is graduated ac- Doran, former police ofllcer in the and children; below is Kermit and his boys; , ____po 0 . AUTOMOBILE CO' Boneless Rib Roast Beef _ . . ' . . . _ . _ 28c lb. .
: :0 {31.3 rantion of the beno- Hartford department, is under ar— - ._ - -_ ‘ 34 WEST AVE 1‘0me I
L3,; dectgagguj_ rest in Newark, N. J.. being held for ’1 LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING ' _ » 8c lb
. to no classification under the local police on charge of bur- an broke into the Elcctric Suppllcslseven years when he was com cted Dafl Se ' Betw Plate Corned Beef . .‘. . . . . . . . - . - . . - - 0
. fqnl‘f‘ 0; which the deceased glory and violation of his parole. It Store, here. .of breaking into a house on Pros‘ y "160 9911 SERVICE 5131-10)} PHONE 1333 V
Win“ “mm be taxed. is alleged that Since his release; D . . , x . . pact avenue and stealing $1.000 New York and Norm"; « ,'
pointed out. from the Connecticut State Prison om“ ““5 swunmd to 9115011 U! ' _ .4
worth of liquor ‘i’rorn a closet in the
Women ‘agreed that at \Vetherstield in June, 192-1, Dor- September, 1933' 301' from two ‘0 cellar.
I}; was no public beue- ' - \ PADDED VANS 1'03
. :mw‘nl lr‘l‘t tor the spiritual _ FURNITURE MOVING
m»: duuased. f-lt's a 26 com%%b§:$e 294 ' D o L L A R D A Y S .
' :ll sproc- and he ought to
NEW YORK OFFICE AT THE
2°” W' .. .. W .. FAIR DEPARTMENT STORE
WERY ' 51-53~so. MAIN ST., so. NORWALK
lON PRESS ( ‘7 , K. A. Polhemus 7 . fl Saturday Last Day
YS TRIBUTE w CAMPBELL’S PORK “dBEANS’WS ~~~~25c - ”mm” ‘ ~ 4 GREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL!
. held that they should not be:
led at all. Mr. Holcomb point-
Lhat there is precedent for
. l'ation as funds left {or care
they would be taxed. but Miss
- ‘ 80.30me
With Tomato Sauce _
P808! 3155
TflflRGENT ,4 MlLK,EVAPORATED,3talIcans......:.. .250 - " ’ ’ ' - ~ ”
n0); April 111—1! future - DaltYlea and FOr'Get'Me'NOt
Vtinus endorse the encomiums
11 1 .2122: PR’UNES, CALIFORNIA, Zlbs. 25c
who died at his Chelsea
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PpOriguniizy’s
«. will have a place
v'sonagt‘s vie in paying ,
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2 man who, notwithstand-; AP P & G 6 k
2")" [‘(‘SPFVQ was greatly ad... , C 0, ca es I o o o o o o n o o o o a o o o o I o 0’ o o c
m irreparable loss in his
'-f the immortals." is the
yck.
‘Ime—le‘ot Fame alongside the JAM M C ’
' {masters of all lll'l‘lel- .. , c am 8’ can I 0 o o I o o e o o o o o o o o o o o o o -
mm‘ "worm “mm and Raspberry Strawberry Peach Blackberry
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the genius and person-
£1 beloved. .
- 6 it is. recognized that art has: » “Thlte Naptha
has emphasis is laid upon ~
HEINZ KETCHUP small bot 19c
’ 0 o a o a I o o o o I u o o o o n
j . one culogist confers on. . - ‘ ’
while others rank him with BROOMS N 6 59 N 7 69 ,
Hal: or declare that no artist ° ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ° ' ’ ' ' ' ' ~00 ’ c - o. , c
arnr‘d such distinction since " , ,
, o o ,
faction is expressed that his WhlSk Brooms, each . . . . . 30c Klrlman s Soap Powder
3 and comparatively long ,
:- v-as SB—enabied him to
0 much that he left the world Wright’s Silver Cream, - large pkg. '. . . . . . . . '- . . 25C
“FREE_ jar 21c JapaneseToile'tTissue,3
rolls 23s
A $10.00 Set of Black Flag Insect ~ 1,000 Sheets to non
AttaChments ‘ Powder, can . . . . . . . . . 15c ‘
1:21;“ . . H b, O’Cedar Polish, lg- bot ~ - 45c
Off: :1 «Cazllzmgtauid, bola: i . 17c Clothes Pins, 40 for .. . . . . . 10c
Offiéki’lglgfflgucg Mops, each 29c 3in10il,can,,_,,__,”25c _ ,
Mopil'landles, each . . . . 15c Lemon Lustre Oilzcan - . . . 15c .
Parkfieid Salad Bacon, lb“ 250 Ammo Atlas, large
(Sugarcured) bottle .......'....... 25C
_ Atlas Jelly Powder, 3 pkgs. 25c CRACKERS , A . 5 Wm'fitflfifi
, .CRACKERS Arrowroog Social 'lc'legsl; Co. 7- . f mafiamumm
;: J 11 ,T' Cocoa Snaps, coanut naps an - , art A .. . m 13k! 1.1. .7.“
clam. 20c Breads.’lb............18c . Y W‘Im..*‘_mi. .. 7*
5 lbs. New Potatoes ‘ Gold‘Medal lflour,241-2 7 ' ' ,1, 1mm! . 7 . . i
75iori.“.”.'.'..'..r. 25o lb-bag’jw $1.25 Wmmmummmmn;
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