y aftrrnoon to seeing 03m.
,1 talking with Joh'n‘ Bog-
r!" :hot him to death on Ch
“ ~leb. 26 lost. " ’
.s :u 1.1111vcrsations they land
111101111111: and Joseph K‘olot.
11:11:61 for the defense,
v 1111311 to draw imm-
mlFSlOn
e»... .1111 on his person.
1p (xpectcd that the State
- .-:’1mpleted its case ’31 iii
.1...
.1 J 11:11])! consumed by the
1111 am 1 first m1:
51m Them. - ; -
1;; :;11 1s. proprietor " cit-""8
.11 1 1111s agency“ in the
. r i uiiding.
told of seeing Miss:
L‘
n1 1111111 Bagnano standing in ‘1'-
. meide his office on‘the
111.1}
,‘i“iS face had 9.1"very
- ession."
1 State) s Attorney
_ '- 1 the witness teeth:
nent downstairs to to
re at 4' 45 p. 421.. and
l 1111.- two on the stair;
:he was at the; cigar
1-111 stores up the street.
or three shots'flred
1 ‘1“ back to the P01!
' ..;1.‘s Said.
' 111.1 \m Know Her. '
1-3;; -:<'1mlna.tlon. MY. K0162-
1 "llr. Gosgins. when you
. :21. girl there. you knew
didn't you?"
girl that Johnny
been intimate
.l -.
.11“.
ind
*3 about a girl he hit!
« ullh.”
, 11, revolver
on his
11 carried a. gun in
1. 1 E.
to v’.‘ ' Ton?"
< cue?" counsel for
a: nlucod n .38 calibre
131121111111 mourn Gun.
. Huggins admitted:
1111 had taken a. gull
MARKETRE'I' ': '
SHIPMENTS
i'vo i ’roduce Am -.1
g in Market More
eel} —— Asparagus
n Exception" Rhu-
rh “baker
riiliLh'd by the Bridgeport
v'kravi- ~ Bureau of the
tut-ml or Agriculture,
'. ‘Iuy 7.) "
Native
‘ HJNDITIONS:
'vrriving even more
1 1.‘ in the week tor
now on the list. as-
nn exception, as it
.~ 1?» (Heels 0! the cool
211;: in lighter supply
. l‘!'l""h somewhat high-
11711101131)? reported: The
3111:3131 of the season WAS
. nearby today. grow-
~ 121 getting from 25c
' 1 _ Es'i higher prices for
‘ ‘- rnzc price being ob-
1-1vium‘th.
.- .~u freely offered that
wr it was showing a
' 1 :11 prices barely
- nous reports. Radion-
. .rmg more freely; leto'
wing in supply from
. JIHOUS “ere liberally
‘1 .- ,. 1. lb.
1119 ilrmest teaturo‘
m shipped-in products;
, 1110 showing some in-
'1 cgtix over early in the
‘2: mostly at pricesrfioc
2.21191. Cabbage. oar-
: latiuce were main-
‘ pesiuons. Strawber-
riving fairly treely. but
1' - quality and condition
11 " ' Earlier. was resulting!!!
1' . prices, with trading
. acthc. .
«.11.. broilers were bein‘
‘1 1111 the market 10; than
under the influence 0!
ofi‘riings. which were
price losses since 3
(.21
allzd by the State tostiilod‘
”2 1.35: an hour and s 11:12 _, L'
”7.55.75 were closely quoa. "
gmnv and Miss Maori Mo"- g
155.;
them’
that Bananoc out. .-‘ m
,“T': Sfl‘lt week. which 13 7
‘a. witness hi.
.5 1119 shooting and said.
In reply to 1
1:1 no had ever show- .
'oven thoughiome wholesale receiv-
FVEQETABLES -
'bu..
meal.
$3.55.
local ninchinist. who alleged
Elie officer clubbed him last gap.
imam“! l’"
9 girl was and
11': like the idea of
roof xenon asked Gaggins
s new as its? hastened to the
. oll tum building directly after
“By the time, on wen
ma 6:731: 33 t the dis-
.... Was in
{We John wfss in a car with two
men access the street."
'13!!! you see any ofricer ”in the
automobile!” 1
-"No. sir- " .
XE",“Thiu auto started right oi‘t. didn’ t
tires, “x..." Q-
The witness testified flint he know
one o! the two men in the our to be
a. brother or John Bagnnno. but said
he could not recognize the other. He
marine could not tell where the nien
came tram. '
State‘s. Attorney Ailing took up
the redirect examination at the. wit-
new and asked Mr. Gogglns how
M152 Maori looked when he passed
her several times in the hallway.
:“Very dejected." witness tanned. -
“When who it Johnny told you he
had been intimate with a. girl?"
"Possibly lost summer—about
eight or nine months ago."
, "Did- you have quite a talk with
him about the girl?"
“We talked for about four min-
utes."
“Do you recall what he said 7"
“Either Would Kin Him.”
"He said that it her father know
it. he would kill him. I told him
he,could expect trouble tor doing it."
on the re-cronmrnimtion. At-
torney Kolotsky pried more deeply
into the oonversotion between Gog.
sins and Banana retarding the lat.
tar as alleged Trouble with a. girl. .
“He said she was a. good girl
didn't he?" the attorney: asked.
"You. sir. " witness replied.
. "He was a. {married man at the
time; wasn't he 2"
if‘I presume so."
a
. . 4 .
ors reported: sharply increased re-
ceipts this week as compared with
last month. Meats were maintaining
a. steady tone as. a class.
. Groom-3’ and Wholmlem’ .
82M: Prlcw.
FRUITS: Apples. "A" grade. $7100
@38. 50 bbl. .. ungraded. 81 75®83. 50
Western boxed, $3.15@ ".50
box. Grapefruit. $4. 506235.00 box.
Oranges, $8’00@$7 59 190chan-
berries. 18®25¢ qt. , ,
VEGETABLES: Asparagus. 20@
26c lb. Beets. Southern outdoor.
$2.25@$2.75 bu” ' hotped. $1. 00@
$1.15 doz. Cabbage. Southern. $2.50
«on 60 bbl. crate. Carrots. old. 75c
@SI. 00 bu.: new. $2.50@$3.00 bu.
Ceiery,'sts.lks. $1.00@$1.25 dos. Dan.
deiions. [email protected]. bu. Lettuce. 76c
@s1.25 doz. Onions. Texas. $3.00@
$3.25 bu. Parsnips. washed. 31.00%)
$1.25 bu- Potatoes. old. 75®85c bu.;
new. $8. 50®$7.00 bbl. Rhubarb. 3'33)
1~2c lb. Rndish‘es,‘ 30®35c doz.
ilions. 20®35¢ dos. Spinach.
$1.00®$1.85 bu. Tomatoes, 5?. 5062
$8.00 crate 24 qts.
POULTRY AND DAIRY PRO-
DUCTS:' Eggs. per don. Connecticut
newlaid. fancy. 38@40c; Connecticut
heunery, 35®38c: nearby gathered.
32@35c: - Western, 3161361: Live
tow), 30@400 lb..: broilers, 48@55o
lb. Dressed fowl. sooasc lb. But-T
ter. Western tub,.42@450 1b.; print,
48@50c lb. ’ ,
LIVESTOCK AND MEAT: Milchq
cows. tested- $100®$150 heed: un-
tested, $50®$75 head. Butcher
stock. cows. 2@5c 1b.: calveS. milk-
ted,10@12c 1b.; ordinary. 7@9c lb.
Hogs. 10 1-3 012 1-20 lb. Beet. 11¢?
18c 1b.: veal.12@19c 1b.: lamb, 24
@5291: lb. .
HAY AND GRAV'NT (dealer-3' prices
at door, per 100 lbs.): Hey, No. 1.
baled. $1. 50@$1. so: loose. per ton.
826. 006828. 00. Oats (80 lbs.). $1.80
031. 99. Corn. 3231003289. Wheat.
$3.50@$3. 75. Bron. , 31-80031-90-
Gluten. $2.40@$2. 60. Cottonwed
$2. 60@$2. Scratch grain. ‘
sa.‘25@$3. 40. Dry maafh. $3 00@
W
81338 roam. .
MERIDEN. Conn, May 8.-—-Real
estate belonging to Police Sergeant
Hermon Benders:- was attached yes-
terday in a. suit (or $5,000 brought
him by Everett maths:
r‘ J ' r;
{3 Es \1 ore mostlyrsteady
V
tember causing severe injuries.
‘1 3a? to hittinwhen
In the hall on the I
w 11-; "1‘...
you the right tobe
.n.--... -
Hekhopcfnlflbrmmtheholxy back/totliucmntry,whereineddo&mm 57
theAmerican npmhfivcbywinningthcnnflmdelmmwflebb
pndSt. Joseph, Mo. He londodfot BcfmAhgclmtommfleoouy. ,
hhojdeC. K. Wollsn. Hlsbnlloonisohownintheur
‘ . _ > . 1
wirat action should be taken to dis-
5 Leading ‘Batsmen
In Major Leagues
Season's
. Total. '
l:
\Vilson, Giants .. .. 1 _
Hawkes, Phiiiics .. . 1 7 "
Sisler. Brovms . . . . .1,
McMnnns. Browns .. 1
Rigney, Tigers -. 1 ,
THE LEADERS.
May' I
1925 1924
Home“, Cubs . . . . 8
‘ Fouruier, Robins l. . 5
Cobb. Tigers .1 . 5
(Homily, Cardinals" 4
Jacobson, Browns...
Simmons, Athletics"
Kelly Giants".-. . .
\Vrlght, Pirates .. . .
Hyatt, Indians . .
\Villinms. Browns . . .'
Frisch. Giants .... .
Ia. Bell.” Cardinals. . 3 1?,
mam Red So: . :5
Robertson. Browns" 3 ,
' Godin. Senators . . . 3
pm“
'9
Ruins“- {c
“ahhfifib
o uni-sing“,
LEAGUE TOTALS '1'0 DATE.
National League . .. . ..-.-; 1
American Icuzuc......... 80
Total ._. 104’
' TOTALS LAST mo YEARS.
May 7
1924 ‘ 1923
6:; :7
so» as
121 - 115'
l..-'.. ..... a...-
National League. ..
American Lease...
.Totnl
Bridgeport Heirs Ask
About Church Site
BRIDGEPORT. May S.——- Over
25 of the heirs of Amos Hubbell met
at the home- of Harry \V. Walker.
pose of the property at Broad and
John streets, which is now used as
a. parking space and which'was tor-
mcrly the site 0! the First Congrev
gatlouul church. A committee of.
three was appointed by the heirs at.
the meeting to secure a. legal ed-
visor.
In order to dispose oi! the pro-
perty. the heirs. 0! which there are
over sixty. must obtain the signs-
tures ot the trustees of the Congre~
gallon church relinquishing all
claim to the pioperty and then so-
cure on order from the
court permitting the transaction.
.1111: of the plot fronting Broad
st at was deeded to the Congrega-
lti nal church society in 1805 by
Amos Hubbell with the stipulation
that a church must be erected on
the properly’ or the land would to-
’ vert back to the other heirs.
The. church society utter occupy-
ing the plot for over a hundred
years tried to sell it some years ago
but the courts ruled'ihat under the
doc}! it was illegal and the property
should rovert'back to the heirs.
The property for which $300,000
was oifered is recorded in the City
hall at 80 per centxof its value or
511203100. , ,
Algonquin road. last night to decide *
I Home Run Hitters
InkGames Yesterday:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Player-Club. g. ab. r. h.
Fournier. Bkn... 15 55 .17 26
Barnaby. SL.L.. 14 54 16.24
Snyder._N. Y.... 9 28 ‘ 3 12
Fonseca, Phil... 16 T1 16 29
Botto'ley. S. L. 17 70 12 23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player-Club. g. ab. 1-. h. ,Pct.
Cobb. Dot ....... .. 11 42 14 21 .500
Combs. N. Y..... 16 60 8 28 .467
Hale. Phil..._..... 18 48 18 21 .438
Sisler. St. L ..... 22 97 17 42 .433
Pct.
.473
.444
.429
.408
.430 ‘
Superior
1111111111111. DEL... 17 55 :10 ,24 .414
v
TROJAN BEEF COMPANY
15 WEST WASHINGTON ST., SO. NORWALK
The Most Up To- Date Market in the State.
If our Goods Are Not Satisfactory , '7
~ we W111 Cheerfully Refund
“ ' Your Money
Sugar Cured, Smoked
HAMS 32c LB
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Leg of Winter ' "
Columbia George
Smith to Hurl Again
———New Haven Team
Playing Fast Ball
The Wilton team. with Columbia.
George Smith pitching will meet
the Hudsons of New Haven at.j
Orem field next Sunday:
The Budsous have. been playing
top notch bell this season and the
Filtous expect a good battle.
The New. Haven team beat the
Stamford Eccently‘ 9 to 4 and last
Sunday trimmed the Colored Giants
in New Haven by 9 to G.
Sunday: 5 . a-
The game will star at 3:16.
and,“
:On Mother s
May 10th, 1925
~33
€55
am
can
i
.flfll‘
Is
5
.
Enos
her,‘
Buckbulby will pitch for them:
J 0111: Limit
from the
.nb'out' 8’6 if
’ out the mimic knowing 3110111: it.
ease of £1113.de dea' dhpooéd‘ 01 in-7
tom'court 2&me ' ‘4
Die .‘EL R. Elwoodfofd how he find 1
to puncture ion automobile tire by‘
» firing two shaming: ’
» ve’r beta
made _by Fire
PIN‘ERbLO Italy. may s.—-'rne
non born on may 1 to the Princess
Yolanda. wife‘ of Count Coho
Bet-solo, died. yesterday morning. - f
V J «Advertise in the Sentinel
rescue
loss totaling
The origin or the firs‘ ls unknowni ‘
nom‘wdsfllvlhg in it at the time,
_ , but the pwnengilited 1: daily. elnveso ,
L fixation: are bein_ g
4 Chief E. F. Bmwu.
A?
Lace collar andcuffsets wlnte audccru
Silk-crepe collar and cuff sets, embroidered in colors
Luce 33111.13 .................«..-............. 50c
$5115 collar with jsbots ~.....;.~.
Lace collars with panels $1.00
ioooooooofu $Lm
frsr‘ SCARFS
{Silk seal-£8 1n crepe-decking radium and silk net $13830
y) hoker beads in niany colors. 7 i
t
ii...
31 7
to
to
to
RIDGEFIELD .~Mny- Sat-Fire «to-
tally destroyed the house owned by,-
.sent in by‘a el'gh’oor at 2:30 a. m. . ’
, kid the mushimdo’ a quick run.
. gout round theihouso well consunzed
, ‘bx flames. Nothing mm;
Dune..the
d.
i
-Di.
N orwa
The
A $10,oo;_sgt-o£
Attachments
With every Universal- Vacuum
Cleaner during the nionth
of. April‘ ' ,
"Electric Co.~
TH;- 2978 income:
.....-.+ -
Day .
Remember
MOTHER
E Affections are as thoughts to
V The measure of her hours— A
'- Her feelings have the frequency
: The freshness of young flowers.
To 119;:- the better elements and
e
e111:
cocoon-en
i
” Telephone 2806—A F. CObu’rn', Mgr.
40 South Main St;
Chopped 8115111115; 1 Sirloin”: _ Round f
.(Beef _, Steak Steak Steak
16c 1.. .120ch 35c 11. {35c 1..
Bomb RibRoast Boneless
1L9“: Beef
A :4 lb. 22_ - * m:
Chuck Hate Rump - Lamb ’5»
~; — . Corned Roast , '
Roast-Beef 3le Beef ‘ Shoulders
"18¢ 11.. "813“" 20cm 24c 11.
IuLuo ammo unhmb fififi ”
Chops 7. Stew Chaos Fowl
356 lb. 15c 11...: 50c 1b. 38c lb. 9;
_ Veal for i Boneless _ Fresh Pork
1 .1... ....... mm W
14.111} 34c" 1'?- 18c .. g 250‘”?
New- York. Markets
[43 Washington St.
So, N orwalk
Telephone 3213
55Main St.
. Norwalk (I
Telephone 2828
SPEC IALS
SPERRY & BARNES HAMS . . . . .. 31c 1b.»
BEST MILK. FED VEAL
ShoulderVeal........,............ 16clb.
RIbVealChOps....................
LomVealChops
" '58: Butter Pot R638t.
“RibR’oast (boned and rolled) ._ .'
.Jfiloulderl’otRoast ........... *
{afiméfifiififiiifigimuh
”andyl’orterhouse Steak
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