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HAS PLENTY OF
COAL, HE SAYS
llUS’I‘ON. Noi'.1'.)—-Lii-
Keno C. liuttinan, [state commission-
said to.
day New England wan in no danger
from a coal shortage and that state-
nients made byE L.W (loos. repre-
senting the New England Gover-
nor's t'iiel connniaaion that, "women
and childhen are freezing to death"
were without foundation. 110 said
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Sixtieth Anniversary and
Holiday Display
Will End on Saturday,
November 14th
There is yet ample time to select.
unusual Christmas gifts from. this
rare exhibition of new and artistic
pieces of jewelii and silr'ernare.
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he knew there were no epidemics of
influenza or pneumonia in Nassa-
‘chnsetls and had heard of none in
other states.
"New England has enough fuel
1 for the present. and i am not uiarni-
mi about the future." said Mr. Itali-
man when asked for comment, on
Mr. Goss. statements before the In-
terstate Commerce Commission.
' To Issue Warrants
In Marriage Probe
l-i'An'ri'onn. Nov. 13. (A. P.)—-—
Warrants‘ehargini; perjury will he
leaned today for the arrest, of cer-
tain paitles alleged to have secured
marriage llmnsea here through
itiand Prosecuting Attorney Franz
J t ‘arlson announced tonight.
Mr. Carlson's, decision followed a
conference with Detective Sergeant
Charles Koenig who is in direct
charge of the actual police probe of
what. are sold to he wholesale
.irands practiced against the llart—
ford Bureau of Vital Satisties.
’l‘he stigma ot‘ perjury put on
llarti’ord marriage license records
by unst'rupnhios non-residents or
this city. has attracted state-wide
attention. lipimhrodttns Peek, re.
presentativo from ltristol. said last.
night.
’l‘tltt‘ltlANY S'I‘l'iHGNTH.
]".l1lii'ti."l‘. Syiia.No1.-—The.’tmer—
iean University at l‘mli'ut his heen
forced to limit enrollment in 1"tttl
students. The influx of studtnts
from across the destrt. in iron and
l’ei'sia' has caused great overcrowd-
ing, espeeially iii the preparatory
schools,
0i Better
iliadc
15 to
Home Furni ~ tags
Is. Now Going Strong
There Are Special Bargains Galbre
in all departments, allowing you from
Per
‘Cent
From Our Regular Low Prices
on nearly‘ieverything in the store
”Your Choice at '15
Per
Cent
Off
from our entire magnificent new line of Furniture for the Bed
Room, Dining Room, Living Room, Sun Parlor, Breakfast
Room, Hall, Den, and. Kitchen. Springs, Mattresses, Pillows,
Draperies, Lace Curtains, Nets, Scrims, Cretonnes, Furniture
Coverings, Lamps, Pictures, Mirrors, Cedar Chests, a beauti-
Strollers, Parlor Heating Stoves,
, Perfection Oil Heaters, Etc.
25 Off
Per
Cent Refrigerators,
on all Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges,
fut assortment of Rugs, Carpets, Linoleum Baby Carriages,
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Fiber Rugs, Grass
Rugs, and discontinued patterns of Gold Seal Congoleum
Rugs
Aeolian Vocalion,
Phonographs
1 Free
‘and Sonora . 1‘-
a fine set of dishes, 3 fine cutlery set, and a set .
of glassware, with every Hoosier Beauty Kitch-
2 Price
ea Cabinet sold during this sale. Special Easy Payment Terms
$5 Down
GIenWOocI Coal &
a Reasonable Time if Necessary.
51149 Main St. Corner Elm St.
Then A Year To Pay The Balance
Same, Easy Payment Terms on
as Ranges
Your Purchase will be Stored and Insured Free of Charge for
‘ hound.
. kept busy defending it.
1 'I‘HE EVENING SENTINEL:SO. NORWALK, CONN. ,
|NEW ENGLAND BANDIT KING OF CHEROKEE HILLS
GOES BACK
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Hiemoai OFFICER. .
'l‘hc hunted. and the hunter.
famous ()hlnhomn bandit:
him after a two-year chase.
.\tt \Ktltlli 1:. 0111.1” ‘x'ov. 13.-—'l‘hc
handit him: of the theiokee little is
tired of hunting and being hunted——
weary of living always a tugitii‘e with
a price on his head. or having every
:inan's hand against him.
And so he has returned to the. hit:
1 thick pentientiai-y here from which
he escaped two years ago. He re-
turned voluntarily to serve the ten
years which remain oi his 12-yuir
term. and declares that when he
tin ‘lr gets his freedom he will live
an a poneeahle, law—abiding citizen.
Fred "Cotton 'i‘op" Walker, who
. boasted that despite. a long list of
' bani, robberies he had nei'er had to
kill a man. had to he on the. mere
constantly from the time he tied the
prison in December. 1923.
A Good Bloodhound.
When he escaped State authori-
ties commissioned Mont Grady, for-
ani‘ penitentiary guard. as a State.
peace offhger and told him to ilLVOtC
his charts to one thing only—«the
eaptiii'e oi? Walker.
And (..trady prmui a good blood-
Newr did Walker get out
Walker tied 11y animno~
and
The
of his ken.
bite, on horseback and on foot,
always ('li'ady “as close behind.
bendit eonld get no rest.
. One night (trady closed in on a
11m in the, hills where Walk-1r was
imposed to he. hiding. As Grady
made for the door a dim figure leap.
or! from the darkness and grappled
with him.
Grady gin his gun out and shot
the man dead. thinking it was Walk-
er. lot it wasn't. it was Walker's
partner, lid Lockhart. another han-
dit who had a price of $6,000 on his
head.
Another time “other. camping in
the hadiands, had prepared a ieaSt.
He had killed a calf and. weary from
his long flight, was seated by his fire
hroiling steaks—when Grady led a
posse. over the horizon. Walker tied
After, Crown
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Look as It Fidel Ln Barbe, who
iu‘enlly won the t‘lnvoight title
trom 11111ch Genaro. is going to be
Any minis
her of contenders have sprung “I!
‘ ’ since Lu Berlin's surprising victory
Noble 2220 detA
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mmmimuiu 211.5:iiiflfiiisiar21ii:g~;
(her the title-holder. The wry Int-
cst is Al Fagin-o. tiiweight cham-
pion 0! Italy. He is in Loo Angelcs
flickering for a boat with the new
Wampum. Note the striking re-
semblance. lo the
Pancho Ville.
Above. Fred “(‘otton ’l‘op" “’iiiker.
below, .‘lont Grady,
“I’m Sick of Being Hunted and I Want :1 Rest,”
Says Terror of Oklahoma
T0 PRISON CELL
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tnmntinently. holding up 11 wayt'nrei '
and taking his lioi‘st'-~~:tlitl Grady and
.1111- ponse enjoyed his teal steak.
Finally \i'niher got tired of the;
chase. lie knew a price was 011 hisi
head; he knew Grady never lostlI
sight of him: hi knin (irady llatli
killed Loeirhart; and he gauc it up
He walked up to (“'lind) in the lit-
tl.« Town of 'l‘ahlequah. handed over|
his three revolvers, and aeeompanirwwli
lilin hack to the penitentiary with- 1
out .11 murmur, |
Walker iii lit. lmt he insists thati
wheh’he has finished his to yl are in i
prison he is going to “so siraight."i
He even hints that, he may heroine,
an officer of the law.
WM a Dry Agent.
That would he no new I"Xlli"'l'it‘ll(‘t‘i
{or him. lie served as a l1'eriei'ali
prohibition agent here. when "PUS<
syi‘eot” Johnson was in charge of the
1111 forces in tin s disiiiet.
Later he became postinasitr in tin |
Town oi Barliei 11 was his, hetht‘
that ho had a, “raw deii’ poilthaily 1
that made him a bandit. 1
Walker never actually participated 1
in the heidups. 111 tiid all the plans1
and directed the inotemenis at his
gringo—hut he .1iw. -1_\:~' kept in UK
lit'nkground. nesting in his under-i
tings to can) out the plans he had‘
made.
And now he says he‘s glad it‘si
UVC‘I‘, 1
"I never had an easy moment sineei
i escaped." ho said. “I haven't en-
.ioyed heing hunted night and day.
l‘ni glad it's all over now.
“And when I get out l'in going toj
go straight." 1
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he says.
. 36 Inch ‘ 1
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New Colors
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The Silk Shop
2 Railroad Ave., 80. Norwalk
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NOW, while our noel: is complete. ;
“not YOUR noun." mm. A :
IIIIIII deposit «can: any article till |
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12-14 North Main Street,
Charge Accounts (lpeneil
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in 1h Nor walk 1
Beautiful F or Trimmed Coats
Sale Priced for Tomorrow
$28.50
You eonld‘asli for no lovelier models, nor
better quality, for none are made that excel]
these in fashion and quality. They are the
cream of the mode, (listinetiw in line, made of
the finest woolens and i'urred with the host
of pelts.
1 Saturday
Miliinery
Special:
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l’riecd
$2.98
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that 1'\‘1'i‘.\’ g'nml >i_\'I1
tip" llliiililt’i')‘ mode
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popular winni's. 1'1in
\‘1'|\'1'tx mini 1|istilleiivi‘e
t‘tIlllililltiiiUih of smart
Caiii'ies are in :1 genre (.I'
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The Indian Blanket Sport Coat
The Latest to Eminate
From the Land of Fashion.
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It's smart to motor, travel or walk in a coat of this
style. Colorful nith the beautiful tints of old
Indian (lays. the fZlIlllCS are all noel, therefore
light vet full (if warmth. An ideal all round coat—~-
one that will he of additional smart. service when
the ice skating season opens.
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, e uctgnio $300
the.
Come in and view the Greater Value in the ."
SPECIAL SIX 4vDOOR SEDAN at its
new low price of $1445, f. o. b. factory
f—including luxurious mohair upholstery,
four broad doors, silver fittings with vanity
case and smoking set, large efficient heat-
er, Nash-design Wheel brakes, full bal-
loon tires, and .5 disc wheels.
S. L ,. BENEDICT
73 North Main St. South Norwal
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