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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 8, 1925 · page 10

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EPORT. May 8.—-An -lm- .5 .
decision. of interest to all .
ut municipalities, is to be g .

ed- by a jury before Judge New-
carnage. Superior court, in the

damage action brought by .7
Acquino, Norwnlk, uhlch is

trial.

9 jury will be asked to deter- "

" the "N'rm of liability to which
- may be held in the event of.

us suitering Injuries by limbs
from shade trees bordering

._ sidewalks. .
uino. a. dealer in vegetables.
driving his automobile along
Del street Nor-walk. during a. se-
wlnd Storm. A limb tell. crash-
led-through the top 01 his car and in-
him. He named as defendants
1m Lepore. owner of the prop—
in trout of which stood the tree.
the city.
are the trial. counsel for Mrs.
-' - asked that she be relieved as
' «yo—defendant. it being held the
.... salons was responsible for accl-
g? in:wbich were concerned side-
,trees. That motion was denied.
"file “noise" which the limb made
re falling was a significant bear-
! it was rotten, as it is claimed
it would have a. sound. in:-
le of imitation in print; but
. - ; the limb sound, as the defense
m it was. it would. while a: -pping.
hsve u. "healthv" "cluck- clucking."
flier phrase Indicative of the sound
held: that of Corporation Coun‘Sel
J. Cuneo of Norwalk.
fi‘flubrnlssion of evidence had not
completed when cour tadjourn-
‘1'}, yesterday afternoon.

of Wins Damages .
In Greenw1ch Case

BRIDGEPORT, May S.—
hn Flood. a chef. who claimed
have quit the employment o!
no] Smith, a. Greenwich grocer
'restaurant owner. because be

we 16 not create a "speck easy? in
the kitchen of Smith's lunch room,
awarded damages of $150 by

 

 

 

 

 

 

Judge ll‘rederlck W. Huxtord in
common pleas court today. Flood
sued to recover three weeks’ wages

which he claimed Smith owed him.

BRITISH ADMIRAL DIES

LONDON. May . 8.-——Slr Doveton
Sturdee. admiral of the fleet. who
commanded the British squadron in
the battle or Falkland Islands in
1014 and later participated in the
battle at Jutland. died yesterday.

Admiral Sturdee had been ill for
some time at his residence in Cam-
beriey. in Surrey .where his . death
occurred. Entering the navy in
1871 he rose by successive stages to

 

the rank of Rear Admiral in 1999.
and warning I vice admiral 3m
before the war began. He commend-
ed the Anglo-American forces in the
Samoan troubles of 1598-9. A bare
onetcy we: conferred on him in
1916. ' '

EX-ASSEMBLYMAN DIES
PUTNAM. May 8.4—th” Du-
ran. 70 years old. three times elect-

ed to the. General AenembXY. the lat '

time in 1922. died here yesterday
after a. short illness. For 80 yours

he had been an emcer in the local ‘

lodge o! Elks.

 

{383131183 been reached und George
~ .M. Coughlin. Francis P. ,.
'1 and. Luwrence J. Gill. leaders or the
, h’otb'ed or Democratic insurgenerln .
‘ the Ninth districts are now. allied ,

A mutilation in this city. it became
_ known last night ..
. After a. danger-once which follow- _

 

no registered Repu con lawyer-e. in
Derby; Judge, Alfred Baldwin or
:thet city. told the dietary cqni- _.
romeo yeast-tiny afternoon. in up- .
, ,, peering ibetore the. legislative jud-
‘ 'iciary committee to urge the ap- 1
, pointmeut or wnnam F.- Henley as
_' T'indse o: the city court. Mr. Henley V,
r is in partnership with former Conr‘
greestnan Patrick- B. O'Suilivan,
Judge Baldwin Said, adding that
both Mr. Henley and his opponent.
' Joseph 13.. Sheehy. while W
Democrats. had supported the Re-
'publlcun party. The hearing will be
continued Tuesday. when it is expec-
ted liir. Sheehy will appear before
the committee.

‘Iured at I. brand new

,machlne booked. by
inimitable Winner-Ser- .-
rlce. end— ‘

You. can strange to
~ pay us as you aim the
money—wt: - our , tr -

, measly may Terms.

 

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smoonrom‘. my 3.44““;

with Attorney‘ John A. Cornell. rec-
’0an as leader of the Democratic

the nrloue models and
Ital! you how‘ ouy'it :-
to own a warble.

Four Big Ya’king Machine Balm

Brand New High Grade Machines at Special

Phone 7594

B. STONE

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A very attractWe 5110ng of neckwear to adorn ’

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$69.00

$59. so 3......
...... $6900

'wu ...... W. cm.
Better Hurry Is Time Bargain: Will 3!;

spring: and summer dresses.

Lace and Novelty Collar and Gulf Sets,
‘ . ——-50‘c, $1. 00, $2. 00, $2. 98

Lace Jabots . 50c, $1.00 to $2.98
Crepe Scans '. $1.89, $2.98, $3.5owup

Windsor and Four-in-Hand Ties

W399 00%!” Wu 3100.
Supra! Up

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FSATURDAY SPECIALS}
FROM OUR OWN-KITCHEN

3 1- 2 LBS. CHICKEN S, ROAST ED AND STUFFED $1. 35 each
POTATO SALAD AND BAKE D BEANS

B E EF” V EAL

.Rib Roast (boned and Cutlets 38c
‘ ' rolled) . . . .‘ ......... 32c lb. 'Loin Chops . 34¢
Bread & Butter Pot Rum s 22 .
..Roast ....... . ..... 24c lb. 9 c
8houlder Pot Roast 16c lb. Legs ------- 14¢
Solid Lean Pot Roast. .20c lb.
Rump Pot Roast ...... 24c lb. .
Hamburg Steak . . . . .. 18c lb. P 0 RK
' Shoulder Steak . . . . . . . 18c lb.
" ‘ Small Loins .
Fresh
Shoulders -. . 19c

34clb.
Fresh Hams ‘30c

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A $17, 000 Assortment of Hygrade Men’s Clotbln g, Sboes and Furnishings, just purchased from the Bells
Men’s Shop of New York, will be put on sale at the Arm y & Navy Sales Co., 38 Wall St, Norwalk, (mm. at a
savings to the public from 35 to 50 cents on the dollar. N 0 past achievements can compare with this one. as “e
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All Sixes—Will: or ,
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'Whewyou Stand face to face with the price tags

, you humediately acknowledge that this buying
opportunity: is one of a life time. We have out ‘
the prime more tlian 50 37°. . This“ is year chance
to buy cheaper than the merchant can. . *

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Men’s Garters
All Colors

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_ 2 35¢
LoinVCl'lops . 48c -
Stewing . 15c

PRODUCE

Sunlight _ _
Butter .. 50¢. 7
Fresh Eggs ; 35c

SMOKED MEATS

Puritan Sinnned- Back
Hunts . .

Smflked.".sh°91dérs ‘-

Hundkerclliefs

14c

"George Brown"

$1.67

LADIES’ FELT
SLIPPERS
All Colors and Sizes.

62c

Out They Go!

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SHIRTS -\

49c

‘ 21 Dos. Size: 14-17 .

......a36clb.
.1 8c lb.

8c lb.-
22c lb.

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Plate Corned Beef.
Rump Corned Beef

POULTRY

Fancy Hen Turkeys . . 45c lb.’

Young Roasting ' ' " ' j
Chickens ........ .; 42clb.

Fatted Fowls ......... 38c lb. .

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Khaki Unionalls
Triple Stitched

$1.79.

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‘ 8033’ School Pants
' Sizes 8 to 18

'78c

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