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POLICE DISCOVERING MURDER SCENE
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yhose kldnnping and murder he hos confessed, according to police of Montclsir, N. J.
CHILD MURDER VIC'I'I
' ' é face to study is that of Bar.
‘ 6 Noel, the youthful confessed
[Igor or Mary Duly, six-ycnr-old
gt Montclair, N. J. He had so-
CROWD ABOUT POLICE STATION
V...“ gathered about the police ststlon at Montclsir, N.
was srrestal for the abduction sud murder or Mary Duly, six. The m m in numbers until
1% ' ntions were token to «toward the prisoner in event of any mob demonstrstion.
When Noel led police to murder scene. he was the culmcst man in the grmrp. No is shown (cost-
lese) in the center, surrounded by detectives. Before him lies the body of little Mury Duly (arrow). is.
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The little girl in pink. Mary Duly, six, who was kidnsped while It
play in Montclsir, N. J., snd carried to Pompton, N. J., 12 miles sway
where she was shot to death. Harrison Yocl. 20, son of wealthy and
socially prominent parents, hue confessed to the crime.
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J., sitor Bsrrison Noel, 20, college student
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Montclair, N. J ., Murder
KAISER ISLAND
, cousin, no
EdWord J. Quinlan Is
lie-elected President
Of Layman Organ-
ization ,
A rotrost for laymen closed yrs-
terdsy ct Mattress institute. Key-
sor's Island.
Ray. Father M. F. Fitzpatrick S.
J. Protessor oi Apologetics at Holy
Cross College. Worcester. Mass, was
the director or the retreat which
was the second one held under the
auspices of the “Retreatsnts League
of the diocese of Harttord and was
even more successful thunthnt or
last: year. , .
An increased interest we: mant-
tostod in this movement and the
success of the next one Which will
be held the early port of Septem-
ber next year is already usuiircd.
Father Fitzpatrick is a very pleas—
ing talker. and possesses a. very in-
teresting manner oi presenting his
arguments and a. very nttractivp
m ,1:me summon—so; NORWAliK. CONN. , ,0
Heads G. A. R.
John ll. lnman of Springfield, “L.
is the new comnmluler-in-chiei oi
the ti. A. ll.. t,‘l(!('l(‘d ut, the Imtionui
encampment at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Quinlan of this city was ro-olot'tcd
to sut'ct-t-d himscit’ its president.
for unothor term. '
To assist the officers in spreading
this movement district representa-
tivcs were named as follows:
William J. Roddon. Bridgeport;
John ll. (,‘uusidy, Wilton-town; Thom-
as M. Connor. Norwich: Maurice “A.
Donovan, Waterbury; Joseph Ain-
rich. New l-Invon: \V. A. lionenwull.
Bridgeport; 1’. i“. Cuvunaugh. Unit-
vIIlo.
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Detroit woman wants a divorce.
Suys hc went out with another
woman every night, Ami it‘s hard
to muke money to stay at home on.
lmpostcrs are terrible people. in
Richard S. Iiuggs of Bridgeport “in
Ex isite A Flavor
is drown from every leaf of
LAW
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It is the most delicious too you
you 1293'- Try it & be commend;
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TUESDAY, sErTEMBER'B, 1925.
AUTOS KILL ' .
,, SEE OUR.
WINDOWS
‘BOYS’ SCHOOL
SUITS AND
FURNISHINGS
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Rogers & Stevens,
TWO swims
Norwalk So. Norwelk
Born» on
PU’i‘NAM, Hopi.
git-rs. l», 01’ (iuy\illo. died 01' Injuries
Sunday nt'tornoon shortly utter hr.-
u'us struck by on :tutoniolliio driven
by Goorgc ll. Mum-Aurelio, of War-
'l'ilt- imy Hllthiiillly run
3....-(irni'go illit-
cosicr. Muss.
out in the mud in front of the mu-
t'hinc :liltl died In tho. Guyviilo lins—
piini. Stun: police l‘t‘lt'IiHi‘ll Murc-
Aurclin- ui'ft-i- :ln im‘oniimltion.
personality.
An election of oillccrs oi the
League was hold and » Edward J.
‘NVN.
COStS.
High Grade
Pianos
These pianos, which you
buy right where they
were made, are not “sole
pianos,” but new instru-
ments, duplicates of the
find in the homes of the
best musicians. '
Upright:
u low as
$295
$395
$495
Plsyera
as low as
Grands
as low so
Reproducing
Pianos so
low as
A few fsctory
$825
that?“ $25
PHONOGRAPHS
We happen to hsvs on hand in
our Shelton Fsctory Warehouses.
a stock of Victmlss. Sonora:
sad Brunswick phonograph. All
styles—tabla models, consoles
and uprights—and sli woods.
They man be cleaned out for
what theyveost us. We have no
choice. e have got to sacrifice
our profits in order to avoid s
loss on packing. stongs and
overhead.
rc-t-iociod as secretary. and Timothy. Oklahoma,
ifnughlin will continue its treasurer" three men who didn't work there.
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1 £1,025??? 93 91695119,
ONDERFULLY good fortune for YOU! You
can buy the high grade piano you’ve promised
the family at the factory price, right from the factory,
on your own terms. Save all the usual distribution
Save packing, and storage chargcsi
transportation expenses! Save retail profits! Get your
piano right from the factory where it is made, right
into your home. ‘You ct the money that usually
goes to the middlemen.
ables you to greatly reduce your monthly payments.
I , $250,000 Worth of Pianos .Mus't. Go
fine instruments you will
. opportunity.
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a bank was robbed Ill BRISTOL. sot-t. sf-ilzu-ry Mur-
llilt‘li, 23, of l'luinriiic, mm itiilml,
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'A' great piano factory stopped at peak p
warehouses at Shelton, intended for a new
Save .
Packing, storing and shipping expenses
alternative. We MUST sell $250,000
player, reproducing, upright and grand
practically cost of manufacture. g .
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his enormous price cut on-
Thcrc can be no waiting. On Oct. 8th eve iano must be
0 U T! The Shelton plant must be staged, deserted,
vacated! We’re not even stopping to “sell” these pianos,
bccnuse “sell" means to make a retail “profit.” We’re dis-
posing of these tine instruments at prices that guarantee
their complete disposal by October 8th-l-probably a great ‘
deal sooner. We are figuring that the first day’s buyers
Will spread the news of the sensational values so that eac
day’s sales will be larger and larger.
Drive a Few Miles—SaveSZOO or More.
‘Openonery Evening Until 9 P. M.
Make your evening drive in the direction of.
Shelton tonight or the earliest possible night.
Select your piano from our $250,000 stock, right
in the factory where they were made. .Opcn'
every evening until 9 o’clock. Almost any credit
arrangement you wish within reason. You can
have three whole years, if you ‘
wish, to save the money while
you enjoy the use ofvthe piano.
You are fortunate in being so
handy to Shelton. Not every-
body can take advantage of this
Don't waste it! ,
Start for Shelton TODAY!
Cing Itjmndy
pianos would overbalance our usual profit.
t-uriy Sunday when struck by an
automobile on Main street. Plain-
\illc. ‘i'Iit' lli'th‘l‘ sped tawny, leaving
.liurtinvk stretched out on the high-
\'\‘ny with u iru’ured skull._ The
police lutvc the .ui"s license num-
iwr .utui believe the driver lives in
Iiurtford.
lloro nil-pianos are being built.
lint wn won't have so many gains
up until their prices come down.
Trouble with buying on auto ii
you run into so muny creditors.
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nos 0
w 8’ bwfaséz95'53’ea’3‘ifolmy I
roduction
andforced to close down and move production fa-
CllltiCS elsewhere. Hundreds of pianos in our factory-
storc, not
yet ready, must now be disposed of within thirty days.
on these
No
worth of .
pianos at .
a-
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Norwalk Chronicler