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M , _ t ‘ , , cu eon n . 10 ‘ot nut -, n .. '5'4- _ . _ ‘ . H _ -
. H 4, _ , l , v millic. and u out $125 in un rnvo‘l. “vi‘ho pinto ill) ll‘t‘ll sin that Hunk ' » . TO K!“ MlleOlllllt I A “Wlmim h-‘mm uni. "mum”
”MM-"NM “Imp“ “I; w 'i \"l‘ l‘)‘ ”I“ litlillu
lithi'l. Nov. ii. (A. l‘.)~r~A tint-h; liiiu: ill l\lrli lhlii li'i'itluy Hump.
oi' lilllltili\\ltll! l«':iitttinl i-xuluiiuti mrr I 'l'lwmlwr 1“" H” r“”"“"""‘ l‘” ‘
tint sum-min ot‘ tine i'mwiut rogiint‘ in i lull I.“ ““‘lmm; ”W" WV“ “"1
rmioi'lnii; ltnly‘s powrr tinti iinlly. | ”Huh.” ”1"“th ”mm"- M "“l ‘
\vtis brought in il tirnitiiiiin trout-lu—
sion itnlny \tiiii tlu' ot'lit'liiln I'trvt‘it‘l-
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ltlrt-nxml ('Illilill‘, $3», ntui tlu- liinni. -,
llll‘l‘iitfl‘d llitll\ltllllll, $2.5",
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T ‘ ' ‘, _ ‘ fl; W D056 “wimNM5 ope when “‘0 l the Lima" null! which llittli did not of't‘r Iiity li\’lili‘ll('li ll)
. , , , I x u H , H A 1, QTRBETAND m Chupmnn hud blown Whllo sin-uh uliow his \il’llOl‘miliOillti from 2 ”mm-k
‘ , t, / ,, , ‘ “E a \vus woikinz town the our. L'lliip- tho Funduy morning,r ot‘ the crimp.
* until January is. 11:25. when ho was
DOE?! A‘PEDNTRMN “ man was eurprieed l‘iy tin-co New >
arrested. He offered no explanation
w ‘ 5 , ‘ l ‘ ' y, _ “stomach!“ a Britain policemen Wlillo he was in ‘
NE BRITAIN POUCE OFFICER N ”1° “0‘ 0‘ “Willi? “‘0 "00mm sure. 0‘ 1‘" Wilel‘Piibomfl NW that hour
, ‘ , , , ‘ , tuna _ , . , and Sheen woe arri‘etcd by two oth.
lo lupport tho toutiinony or hlu ullhi
, 'r , y , a , , are. Chapman tired three times. one wllnoeaeu. W" did “0 “““mlll l“ “W- ”‘m ”m ”mil" N‘"‘““"”"H ‘1'“ ~---—--~~~-~-
‘,thontiiiucd "0mm“ Foul») “on dro 5 t t “1- I {t _ . (1!th mom hitting Bkally and mum, way to explain where In: mm on lii‘tflilli‘i'» hm! lwvn Hum! from on W" W" W‘
, H . ‘ Ci ppow all 0 x e p e ore and _ liiu oacnpo by the front (1001' he lint] Sunday. 00‘0”" 1'1. 1924, “ill‘l‘ ‘4’ ii. usnuunln'u luullt-l by n timely liulllftf
iv the some morning. At inter. “‘me ,"wd ‘iii in tourinstiold monorail the day hetero for his oxlt. -m- “9 ”"1““90 “ml 1‘0 We not 1hr coup y-‘sll-I‘tiuy nun-Him:- URNS
alone with the 'Lliicolu our on . Ill hi! fllxhtdie was soon by i). num. aolo owner of the uriiclru inlrodiwml Mimsollnl “its to llii\i! inmn shot ' c -
in evidneco btho ninth us being in down, the pollen any l:y ’I‘lto Zuni. “(flaxgrxfslglznfiril—
her or persons. At the New Britain
police station Sheen told the whole
story of the crime on he know it.
. The investigation that followad ro-
eultod in the discovery of u in“ on
the bottom of a bag in Chapman's
room in the Cooley Hotel, reading
“Shipped to Dr.“ B. 11. Spickerman.
123 Mulberry street, Munoie, ind."
From that time until Chapman was
captured. the purlult centered in
- iii-inc the I ri n ‘
. Chevron: :5“ 1:3,: “3,32,; Thursday, 0 char 9, 1924 registered
”.4 3 room in the house of utter eyeing henn. at the Cooley '3 ,
BM!“ in Elton. Ind: and had Hotel. vtroam C-ill under' the home i '
Modem out with, him. and o o: Waldo W. Miller. On the memo i ‘1']
,hiinibor ot articlonoi pornonol “‘3 9‘ Friday. October 10. ‘19“. 11° '
fly which 1”" become dumz— sent the our to to Springfield xer-
‘yexhibiu walnut him. use lor repairs, and in the evening , ‘ ,
”mm one of his, “owe,“ tripe dunoed and dined with Sheen undo ...
“w from the Hence piece Chep- young woman at the Red Tea. Inn 4 .w ‘
‘ “m, Elliot: and‘ made the located on thee river road in An;
wum. a few. miles to the can it or
his poeeeuelon. lilii claim on to must
of the articles being that. ”my no.
longed to o group, of which he.
Chapman. wile u mmnlmt'.
Appeal To High (lotirt
Judge Nowell Jennings, upon mo-
tion of detention counsrl. rnt‘nuod to
net; uide the verdict. and from that
judmentthe defense appealed to
the ntipreme court of errors. The
appeal occupied u portion or two
lmiil, u toriiwi' iiniitirinn uurilllut ill?-
mluty. its llt‘ stood til it“. balcony of, . c K 5
Chin! i‘nlnvt- twill-wing tin: lilil‘lltll‘l ‘
PO RUB
ol‘ l“1ii‘lt'lsll t‘I,'lI'lil‘ulllli.‘,’ llm iiiiiiii’t:i‘-' ~ A
sui'y of tho victory Oi'i’l' Aunlriu. I 0"" l'"‘"'” J." ”"4 7“"?
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ECONOMY NOW—~BUT LATER?
udintenoe at Walter million: of ,
“ grind. Menu. in June, 1924. He 395mm???“ “1° "13'2“"? °' '5‘" , “1“ WV“- . days of the October ”sum, or m,
accompanied by Gentle 'Dutoh’ ‘8‘; oil?- a: :02; 1111'“: 3‘; c2: 1);}: aide. That. wee about five o'clock on Clio “13:93:03?“ supreme court. It wus argued on ‘ t .
on, who then “59d tho namg loaded, hi 1) l ' ‘ t. ‘0 the day before the crime. After that th t'h‘; w n ti N M13 Inn ullbl behalf Of Chapman by Nathan U. ho Orton the li'illllllilllltll in “1-5., :1 Little (‘lit'upor llllllilwr" is “1‘ /
9"?” J°“”‘°“'" ”m" Chuv‘ it: in tsthuriani :1“ omegih I: M 5““ ‘° “Wm“ W“ Shem tnIt m nib” 2th“ 13w plum“ ”“ Freedman and Charles w. lilurnliv. “"1"” MM" “”M " m” “i” ""““""‘ “‘ ""°"“°" 1““ ""“””“"“"” " ‘
u need the‘neme of 'tWeldo W. wt 0“ ‘3 “°w° 3° 0' “n' purchased a, hand-drill and put up 9 0: “1 gm 6 “Olllleu and Judge Frederick J. Groolil 0, NW but novc-r Would in) h,- “mun: it) rhmnmu its iii-st uppmruuoe,
and lunched with him. ,In the mid- for the night at the Old Colony Inn WIT! no W (I 1010111 lid or tho Lln- York. senior counsel, brim; unable. Yet. “Hit lll‘liwm-uncc ‘ “ill not lust» lili‘t'iillllt‘lil vuluo “ill not be
co it car was 6 Wire to him at to~be prompt bccunun M u murdor innlntuinml-wit‘ that llitml, illipnl'liinl i'ut'itir, rumtruutlon. is nilghtM.
Short, cuts of economy lti litillit‘ mviivi'nliip Iiy l'lii‘llllS of liilvlllg
uh" Mt” revere] meetinu with die of the atternoon lie persuaded
m n r . 0 fl
"tarot: this iZ‘Eiiinif sum ,., , to 33:32:? “1 noon no
‘1" gud successfully arranged. with him. saying litter in the-course Chapman aroused Sheen. and to- WEN 1° 3 furniture ntore in Holy-
“ lithe help or Sheen. for the pur- 0” “1° ”a“ that 1” °°°w°nany gother‘they drove oi! toNeW Brlt- oke'ywxbegween}? and 2:45 p'
, . of, ‘ house in South Hadley. "landed on it peter” to make a. lit- uin. Chapman giving Sheen .W rain gbrfngtiel: to 361$; “‘39“, ”0'3
' ,ihon owned by Rev. Arihur ile money to 8099mm“ “*3 ”0°" contnnd o. .45 caliber Colt automatic. by the mmmrbm “we ,‘fhuznf‘
alloy of Pawtucket. R. I. Chap- legging operations. pistol and an extra clip of cartridges left Springfield for New y'Yorl: be
no property. consisting of four Planning Grime. ‘ on the way. Parking the cat‘ 0" train about tour o'clock ‘oi! the at):
,Wmveung fibege wrapped in ‘In New Britain whore Chapman Church “"9“ he wont uwny. lenv- tornoon of October; 11. 1924, there-
‘M W0 {bundles WWW“ 1" stopped his our white Sheen waited, “it? Sheen l“ the “a" and Y“ 8:110 after going in Brooklyn. N. Y.. and
WW W9?! 3‘0"“! . With EMMY” Chapman fixed the lock or the “b0“ half a“ hour. “1 wn °h t “_‘° was in a stationery store between 8
Mission in the utbroroom of the Davidson & Leveutliui atore 1,, such he blew a. email rate in the atom. and 9 0.010“ that evening; that he
eon Adveftluinx Agency o’.’ which a manner that, by a. little menipule- when he “turned ‘° “’3“ Shaun t° was there seen by Lyle Cliiwtlun, a.
eon ,ww'prenident. 4‘ tinn, he could so out the front door help him. fellow convict at Atlanta. Ga.. who
‘, Stu-to for New Bflifllfl- of tho stoor from the inside while it Sheen went back with him. but has since been arrested for attempt-
“ September 20' 1924 Ander- would appear locked from the out- before Chupman could blow a scc- ed extortion. and was wil’h Chastiun
trial he was conducting in Brooklyn,
N. Y. it was argued for the slain
by Biate'e Attorney Alcorn. The
chief claim of the defense was that ,
Chapman had not hud a. fair trial Scott Turner of Lansing, Mich, is .
owlnc tothe IlI‘Ejiltlltrtl provulllmr the new director of tho federal l)ll- “"‘3‘ V5 ““H‘ h“ ”mm ““1? “0'11""
against him in the county and the min of minus. and will reorganize .,
"atmosphere" introduced by Alcmn. the bureau under plans recently np— ‘
bothsln the trial and in his argu- proved at Washington. He is it e atc Balley C0
manta io'the buy. The state con- izrmiunto of tho University of Mlchl- '
tended. thpt Ciiupnmn' had had a, gun and the Michigan College of , . , .
fair trimfithat no question of law Mines. M'C‘m'w'“ 40'0““ --t.orncil “a“ Board“ “Mair“ “”3""
had been raised on tho appt-ni. and l f . 5 . .
that: the verdict \vus against the it is they for a girl in find a lius- gunrulitcri 0' 0 "CMS'
Weight of the evidence, or that liill‘lll. l'lor difficult problem is tind-
Clmpman was on innocent mun. int: a Single hum. .
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poor lumber or millwnrh, are nm‘tn' Hiltislnt'inl'y in the out]. Whether
you.lniy a. noivliomn, or build our. the iniportiince of construction
should not: be overlooked.
e
. Rug values! , _ . .
in the floor coverinz OWI AND, S Cilhrtnm :alues k
sole , > see cm i is wee
5 Third floor
. 7 ' w ‘ V' ‘ " .Q l i .' ‘ , _ : Buy before Saturday I
' , Dlscounts at Plggly nggly l . Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St. . it
Each fall as the packing of choicest fruits and vegetables from the summer crops is com- _ s l _ ope“ Daily ’11“ 6 P. M.
pleted, the nation wide asso’éiations in this industry observe National 0 an n e d Goods Week. 3 .
This year the week’s observance will begin Monday, November 9th.
A case of two dozen, all of one size and item, purchased at PIGGLY WIGGLY entitles you to , ' 9 ~ 9 '
a five per cent discount from ourusual low prices. A dozen purchase, all of one size and item, ‘ ere s HOSIery News of great
.. e
importance!
entitles you ‘to four per cent: discouut‘from the same regularly low prices. An assorted pur-
chase can include four items of six each, at least two dozen in all at a discount of four per cent.
_ For_ weeks_ the American Retailere Association of
which this store is a member had its hOSiery experts busy
These discounts apply on any package items of meat, fish, fruits or vegetables in glass or metal
examining stockings submitted by some of the foremost
containers. ‘ ,
makers 0. this country—with the thought that a big boy-
n
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Discounts of 5% in case lots andfirti‘yo in dozen lots are the year-round custom at PIGGLY
WIGGLY, but variety of choice is greatest during National Canned Goods Week, since stocks
are naturally largest when the new crops first arrive.
ing organization such as this, should ofler the very biggest
values~5imply because oi the enormous quantity we are
.. e ‘
A partial list, showing single, dozen and case prices will be available in each storét‘shortlym
It: will be interesting to examine and pr fitable to use. Merchandise sold at, PIGGLY WIGGLY, ,
' ,FAIRFIELD is always the product of‘b use?1 of quality andlrepute. We own 11:1), brand? of our
own, so have no interest in persuading you t at somet mg e se is “just as goo ’ as w a you bl 1 ,
. . . . b' . . l't . d a e to so 1. Result, we now have the stockings—4hr, best
A convenientishoppmg system, variety of chemo com med With high ua 1 y an that three oi these factor!“ could “make to sell at these
three prices. - ;
$1 $1025 $1050 1
yourself prefer; . _ ‘
a low price level are characteristics of PIGGLY WIGGLY in Stamford, Greenwmh an Norwalk.
’ This week the C. E. Darth Co. are introducing a. satin tissue toilet p ap e r of exceptional
It will be found in PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores. Two thousand five hundred sheets are
quality;
’* contained in a roll of ordinary size. A carton of four rolls or ten thousand sheets is labelled “a
year’s pupply.” The price ,per carton of four rolls at PIGGLY WIGGLY is $1.45. A
The same satin tiSSue for use in recessed bathroom fixtures, also Cabinet Tissue from the StbclldnA; g R: A‘ A' R15
h PIGGLY WIGGLY. . t $18 4 iockmgs Stockings
a at $1.25 at $1.50
0. E. Dartt Co.,'for‘toilet‘ paper machines can‘be obtained throug
Below we quote “a number of items appropriate for mgr-Sunday supplies :— Women’s 5 i 1 k Women’s full \Wmfs stock'
stockings, w l th fasliic'med 5 H k lugs, made full
.« V _. ' 7 , , 1 o . ,4 _ ‘ lisle tops and sole 4 w
, SWEET POTATOES . - Pounds ,, BLUE RIBBON “ «a 001 medium stockings in mc- fashoned of fine ‘
v ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ g ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ 25C1CELERY .... ...... 12c weiglit Lsilk that dium weight with silk with lisle top
. l _ , . 4 ' - will stand wear— lisle top and sole and 'sole —- me-
I FANCY LARGE BANANAS _ 28c ‘FANCY LARGE 10c shown in black, -—-5 how u in 31- dium weight—-
. Dozen _. ‘ GRAPEFRUIT; , crash. French mond, .moresque, shown in black,
n , 7 t ‘ * 7 ‘ 4 nude, P i p i n g m o o n s t 0 n e, zinc, nude, French
' 1 EXTRA” FANCY WHITE 4 _ 69c CAPE COD CRANBERRIES , ' ’ ' 15c Rock, beige and brown, Windsor nude, beige. and
MUSHROOMS. m Poundm ..... Cinnamon. ianundblack. Sandalwood.
SUNLIGHT‘ ' , d H 4 Prints” to Carton ‘ ‘ ' 57¢ . Into each qualilyth'e best silk—«the strongest cotton——
g BROUKFIELD V 59c the finest workmanship have gone that may be had for the
nexnow com One Pound NetWeight 61c pnce' ' , ‘
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' - , 7 - It will be good policy to buy those now while assort-
ments aregoOd—not a alone for immediateuse but to lay ‘
and: its gifts.
V’ ' ‘ Main floor left
' erRRY. AND BARNES xxx CURE”.
Rolled-Boned . ‘V q 5 ’
Mtniiflams'39c . Seaso “noble Underw
Slice Like Bread—No wine } Lb. . ’ t. , rtabl f . ear
. x g -' ‘ ' " - . ”mf__°., 9701',
mnedinuanhn 14G ‘ PREMIER EXTRA smounmc chasing ‘ e .45“ ’7 swap” and, children ’ ,,
fiEaSy tO-make,_pm8nd 800d ’1 iii. 1‘)me130 05-”tin ... _ . RAISINSi‘qnpnuuuguo......., _ Theseate days that Suggest
WINE‘ “ " ‘ H ” I. ‘1 m "‘ -‘ L » ‘ .‘x 'the‘warmerundergarment—butlt . t - l
4:, 2 32103132 ; ,_ , , ‘ g
‘rSherry fulfil; moron; 210 5%fim and? m 236 3%???“ , 510 must be made right to fit properly - ~~- . . -- 4- , 4 « ‘
mum numb}: _ 11 BEANSPAUL JONES CUT , . _ , and fgil‘le utmpstflof caution—Ethan F .. ed. . e l l t.
" W ,_ ‘W ' yd , . MISSINGARDEN are u u o e owan stan-_ . “ff , ~
03mm“ PUDDDTQ‘ G GOWENQV'AX, 190!- 19¢ TEA, gound 590 ‘dard inyevgy respect. ‘~ ancy c . or p afln
-. Idle-CAKE Chocolate" 236? connifimiteou .‘ ., 17‘ .funnméin’s moment ,1“ Fleeccdiundeme‘i’ ‘0' “10mm are gloves for today
Mooha,Vanilla ....;....'{.} t , g, SUGAR 0033,], 20on ‘ c NO0DLES,=SPAGHETTI, etc. ITSllOWll Ill medium WClghty— - . '
5 5 9M , t . k ' . ,i it splendidly finished. Vest and pants _ ,‘Albeit gloves one must wear for crisp days and
J‘fig‘g’fifl‘mdfi“ , 29¢ ‘ SMOK,1£ERRIMA§C,I,§1b...219 mowggmrmrm. 23¢ ,' . ‘according to size 75cmd85c laSlllOl'l agree to this. Most folks agree that Howland
, , . .‘tm ...... ,3: ‘ NEWPAGmilbs’ic mow, 01;me . A 7, f gum 31:35 in same quality qualigss are satgnvestment. . .
PEACHflS,UPREMlEB ” I 'V’ ‘5, . RATED paokagee ‘ «Domino orlBt-own Sugar 80‘ , 1.1 1 ' .. pmen’s 1 goves with turn or straight cuff, em- ,,
30m tin ‘ 310 9 a .. _ V , 250; .confmiongfsm Powdma o. flexed underwear for girls, ‘ braideredbacke and shown in mode, oak, beaver and}-
. t 4 .. . i _ ___ $¥{%t%5iie—u3lon suits 51 black “with white Ielmbrmlcllery $2.95
‘ ' _ a =8 5 pm wants 50c. t , omen’s pu -on c amoisette ioves with s
end‘W , \ paint had: shown in mode and air'edalze are $1.50 Pia",
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