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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 30,1925.
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Prompt
Delivery
GEHEBE’
"th1 IHIIIHI II- IT'iI- HUI NI‘IWRIIIIJ”
5 con) WEATHER NEEDS
Perfection Oil Heaters, Gas and Electric Heaters. Ash
Cans. Hartman i‘nns, Rotary Dustless Sifters, Sleds, Snow
Shovels. Ice Scrapers, etc.
23 Washington Street South Norwalk. Oonn.
and prosperous New Year to all our friends and cus-
tomers. This is our wish to you and if you will entrust
the recharging and care of your Batteries to us that por-
tion of 1926 will indeed be fulfilled. Also the sale prices
A Bat-
tery for ever car or radio, and Guaranteed for one year.
of our Batteries will meet with your approval.
These prices that are‘now in vogue are quoted at the ex-
change price.
BATTERIES STORED, CALLED FOR, DELIVERED
$9.95
$13.50
$15.95
HARTFORD BATTERIES
$221111: $1 1.95
$14.95
* $19.95
HARTFORD RADIO BATTERIES
R1170 $11.25
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Chevrolets, Fords.
FOR Overlands
Studebakcrs,
Hudsons, Buicks
Dodge
Franklin
FOR
Studebakers.
FOR Hudson, Buicks .
Dodge
FOR . Franklin
$14.50
Special Rates on “B” Batteries
24 volt ‘
48 volt
96 volt
S 7.50
$11.00
$21.00
New York Battery Exchange Co.
28 Monroe Street
Open daily 8 A. M. to 7 P. M.—8undays till 1 P. M.
Phone 1573
$13.50 ,
’ THE EVENING SENTINEIr-SO.N0RWI\1 K. CONN.
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lHistoric Memorial
Chapter House of D.
A. R. Is Damaaed to
Extent of $2,500
MILFORD. Doc. 30.—-'l‘wo tire.-
nleIn were injured and more than a
'aeoro overcome by smoke in a fire
t which is believed to have been caus-
icd by an overheated furnace or a 1io-.
Ttvctlvo chimney which started in the
jbasemunt of the historic Memorial
chapter house of the Freelovo Bald-
~win Stow chapter. I). A. [1. about. 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Dam-
age was plotted at $2.500. most of
which was caused by smoke and wa-
ter.
The injured are:
A. Capnhlanco.
ITruclc company No. i. fractured
'arm. and Oscar 'l'homas. Engine
company No. l. injuries to hack.
Both of these men were hurt when
the length of house which they ware
handling broke from overpressure
and sent. them hurtling through the
air. Both were taken to the Bill-
ford hospital and treated.
William Hcaly.
electrician.
from the effects of swallowing too'
much smoke when he was sent. I11-
to the annex of the building to 0111-11
11p windows. A few minutes lllli'l'
h11 stoggcl'cd out and collapsed. lir-
wnu treated by llr. ll. .l. l'Iydc. t‘Itf-
tord Bristol. oi Engine company No.
l, was also badly overcome. All the
firemen. although not overcome en~
outzh to require medical attention.
suffered much from the volumes olI
smoke which poured train the build-
ing.
The fire was first. discovered hy
Paul Sweeney. Janitor of the build-
lnlg. who with his wife occupies an
apartment on the second tioor. lie
was reading when he. noticed, the
odor of smoke and opening the door
of his apartment found thtI hall
filled with smoke. ll1I1alIIl11i to his
wlfo and together they gropod ihiir
way down the stairs to the sine!
where Mr. Sweeney soul in. the
alarm.
Valuable records of
stored on the first floor.
l‘icd out by l'ir1In11In.
People of Mlltord who 11Iltn1Iss1-d
tiltrI firo were enthusiastic in
lpraiacs of the work or Mrs. M.
t‘hristlnc \thmw. town public health
nurse whose office in in tho build—
int; who several times entered the
the cha mm
were cnr~
come tlrentcn.
Charge They Swindled
Sheriff of 5839.000
NEW 111111;. 11w. no 1.1m...
(‘iiargcd with nwindling Charles
ll11r1p.Islicrlt‘t of lairkaquuna county.
l'u.. out of 539.1101] in cash and
stocks. llart'y illoom and llcglnald
Franco. salesmen of this city. 111IIre
arrested yesterday and held under
$20,000 when arraigncd in the Police
Court.
The. prisoners arc Spit‘llli‘fllly
charged with suspicion of grand lar.
ceny.
Slit‘l‘ll'l' I‘itnpV
\1Ih11 ll1'11l in Scrum
ton. and who 1‘11II111I111Illntuln1d an ot-
flce on lower ll'1Ilot1l1111II N. ‘1.
iclmrgcd the two 1111-In.thcpolicc said
inith 1l1f1n11111111. him last spring. by
l‘urjck. device and false and frmldu.
glcnt representation." in connection
‘11Ilth a proposal to purchase French
francs.
‘143 WASHINGTON STREET g
SOUTH NORWALK 5
TELEPHONE 3213 . l
NEW YORK MARKETS
55 MAIN STREET
NORWALK
TELEPHONE 2828
New Years and Week End Specials
FRESH KILLED MARYLAND TURKEY . . .. 55c
FANCY LONG ISLAND GEESE.............38c
FRESH KILLED ROASTING CHICKENS ....>40c
FANCY SOUP CHICKENS‘.................. 35c
LEAN FRESH HAMS............
29c
.lersey Pork Cuts
Lean Fresh Shoulders . . 20c lb.
Lean Fresh Pork Roast 26c lb.
H. M. Sausage . . .. 30c lb.
Fresh Sausage 30c lb.
S. 8: B. Bag Sausage . . 382 lb.
Genuine Spring Lamb
Legs Lamb... . . . . . . . .. 35c lb.
Shoulder Lamb . 25c lb.
Rib Lamb Chops. . . . . . 40c lb.
Loin Lamb (‘hops . . . . . . 50c lb.
Fresh Cut Pork Chops . .
30c lb.
BONELESSRIBROAST
PRIME RIB ROAST
BREAD AND BUTTER ROAST
STICKING PIECE POT ROAST
SHOULDERPOTROAST
FRESH CHOPPED BEEF
‘RUMPLOIN BEEF
PLATE LOIN BEEF
Prime Beef Cuts
o
30c lb.
30c lb.
24c lb.
2001b.
18c lb.
. . . 15c lb.
22-26c lb.
.lilc lb.
colon...-
RumpVeal 24clb.
Shoulder Veal . 18clb.
loin Veal (‘hops 38c lb.
Rih Veal (‘hops . . . . 30:: lb.
Native Veal i
Prime Steak Cuts
Shoulder Steak . . . . . . .
Round Steak 1.. ... .. . 30c lb.
New Sauer Kraut 3 lbs. for-25c
“igsLiver............10clb.
20c lb.
MILFORD BLAZE.
departmental l
was taken to his homoi
ihcirv
building: to render first aid to Over-i
—_ ”Hm-em“ -..
HE WAS THE BIGGEST TURTLE
lizard some time. before tlnI turtlc‘s dcath.
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The rcellltt’til woman. 11:. :1 gesture; .
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'ical t'ronry that spent itself in tho‘nltllIt i‘I"(‘1Ii\l‘1l hum-rum;
did not chang»I Stirpoli‘s opinion nfi'l‘linu. who saw 1l1~I i'lllinllla‘lnm 1.~.
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slim llo giamdml her. and togctlvr.
ihcv lut'chod from the drink: siren 11
"flout zoom" into the kilchIn. Stlt-iroohn; Ends Ill
poll 51.0011 with his 1 :1111ln luhiltdI
l‘..l1n 11:.1inst :1. door Univ :1 ten
f1I1IItt111I'11I Mrs.1.11ssii‘1'le111101l 111: '1l11.-I.tl itluMlM‘dl ,\ 3!. 9.1.1,. l1.~1-,
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the kitrln n .1111l "front room." E" \‘11lzi. 1.....,.1y......._ :1 t lilt-‘Ireilly ni
Insists “my. Boss. :Mlchinan 11111111111. .1. 1i. ltnlnIxn-l.
"\\'l111 is the boss?" 110111111111r-tiQJI‘1. 3111111 lit at (‘01::le 11111111'sily.
Sch-rail. £11115: livid 11:1111-1' l111ll1i (It Show,
"1 11111. ' .\l1~.~' luasier d-Icland illI' KHIHWIIII \\ II III.“ Ismi 111111 \on'
again naked her who 11' as boss. Silt‘ “as NHHKIII 1.11:1.111H. 11111111 :11: 1IlII
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:pnri. S11 fearful was he then of in- ’ man still tics at ihv’t‘itv 111113qu 1111-
Ijury to himself. he. ran from the claimed 111' citlnr 1'1Il:lll\‘1s or ltt'i‘
‘ house. The 11'01111111'11 dead body 1111nf lmei. .ioscph 11.1.Ir1a11111-s, with “1...",
found four hours later. ‘shc li1I1I1l for the pm Mir-11.11 115
leave that rlitim it if no on1I claims: the lI111l1I
Sarah lussirr will t1 buried in the
I ii.‘ iii
'~t1<~<t and was about to
house. it was said.1vhcn Sclrpoil oh—
jerted. ‘It you go nwm. vou nilllilly in I’DttIIF's
never come in this house any moro‘
,Sclrpoli told her.
i “l‘m going." she responded, “and:
I‘ll come back again."
It was her intention to go to a.
theatre.
Forced "or Entry.
She left the house once but for-
ltcturning. she found
the door locked. She luggcd at the
door—knob. rapped impatiently and
threw herself against thedoor. 'I‘hcn .
11hr thrust her elbow through the!
tines window and got in.
ll‘ghiy excited she strode up ihcl
qtalrs and. pretending to look for;
l1 1' gloves 811cm everything she
could find of! shelves. tables and
stands. She grasped hold of a mirror-i
attached to a wall. and Sclrpoii
warned her not to break it. He
snoutcd he was the boss. She 'asscri- I
ed that she was tho boss. As proof
thereof she pulled the mirror from,
its fastening and hung it against :11
11Il'nd011.'1‘he 1vind0w was broken
and the glass shattered Scirpoli and '
I'he struggled then into the kitchen.[
got her gloves.
Lift Off—No Pain!
Doesn't hurt one hill
where. the shooting occurred at about 11.. “presume" on an asthma com.
Drop a lit-
111'clock. instantly that com stops hurting
l. “DO said he Md met. “TS- LIIF- then shortly you life it right off with
sic-r but twice. and was at theifingpm
:ritta Lane house at the invitation
of Scirpoll. against Whom he mado'
”10 charge of murder. cicnt to remove every hard corn
Police for the past 48 hours have soft. corn. or corn between the toes.
been scouring the cltr in search of and the foot calluscs. without sore-
the alleged murderer or the Luasier nose or irritation.
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FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY
LADIES:
Dainty moles of brocade. satin and leather . . . . . $1.00 to Mon
Felt and Mather Comfort Slippers. many colors ....... 32.25
Silk and Silk and Wool Hosiery . $2.00 to 152.50
‘AIEN'BSI
slippers of all kinds. Moccasins. Everett; and Comforts
SIM! to $4.00.
Arctics. Boole. Rubbers tor the whole family.
.CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWAI-K. CONN.
Yourdruggist sells a tiny bottle 01
"l-‘reezone" for a few cents. s11fti~
iIIidonc-II as not admissible as re-
ballot and he asserted it 11:15.”:1
A ‘11I1r,\‘ deplorable \1111' of trillu: :1:
' 1-:1~<II" :1I11l ”crowly i111lIronIIr.”
Yule l'tiltItIrsit1"n ticw l’cnhody .\l'l.~1I11111 diIlIlay-e this sluIlcton at; .lu1lI.-1I l-’.'1l11Iin t‘. l'll1-k1-11son admit-
ls prehistoric tul'llo—thc lal'gt‘st turtle that 1'11-r ll1c1l. .\ 111cml11'1- oil1H1 m" ”Mummy “5 entirely Pm"-
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1:1’ disdain for Sclrpolis' insistence"
that ho was "thI. M15111,” was 1111-! (Ilillllx‘xlilflltt. .‘J. \‘.. l1.“ 3..
lscrlhcd as giving way 111 a hysicr— . («\l‘i. «I.\'1I1I.I.II11;1111 1- 01!.ku l11-1-~ 1391,
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deliberate smashing of furniture in lmlII-l‘ivs 11~lz 1111: 1'1I1I 11111111 1111-11
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lthiniz. is no could not say that Svlrmwoman. ha: .1... 11' in h” 1111111111
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1 111111 t. stretchcd out on her back, 111.I and throughout H... Stair.
saw a flash of fire and a second 111- Tim 1.0.1). M ”I” 111:11I1l1-1I1.1
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; per Before Fire 1
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lll'llilfilll‘Olt’l‘. liec. ilI‘I.~~A spirit. ‘
ltd opposition in lllt" introduction of; 1 I1 .gIl ‘I1.I....
litdil‘ilt‘flt)’ was mud-I 111' 1111.1 1I1t1I111I1I~ '7 “I II \‘w \.1111.I.lt..
11~<l1-1'1l:1v lti‘itIl‘nolm t thII ililll oi ,
l‘l1111'l1I.-1 lI‘t'ost. chnruvl 111111 arson,
I11 1‘1'iminal Superior "ourt,
. \\l11'n thII dcfvrlrm 1'1I11tII1l ttnti thII
itI‘tato (‘ltllt‘tl two men \\ I111 were pur-
’lltil‘lt‘il to know of lI'rosIt’u lllli'RNI
11'3..tit1111~I 111 1933 with "Kid Dropper”
"no
.1 l(:1pl:1n. notorious t-Ztllllifllt'r, and
lAiIraham "Whitey" lI‘l'lt'1l111a11, in-
1II111liari~It and informer. Atlnrln-y
llomcr S. (.Yliillllliltgfl hold that their
lliI'
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only 1'I'i.1t1111111|tl1 "lx'tll Ili'1111111III'"
11in 11 l..- l11111I.Illt ilile. oil lot Sliio'
l1i.-' 1'.111l.1111-11 during
41.1..” :1 I
II 1111'.
llaniti 51.1”“... “hr. v.13 I.I!lrll‘tl at
:lI‘1‘111's 11r~1-.I You; 111.1111 tilll'lnl: labor
ll'tIlillIt 1 in 1923. lexl‘l‘JIIl tlmt’ l‘. I111
lintl‘mlilw 1l Ililll to “H111 Dropper"
‘ImIi II‘1'11'1l1111111:.i.~: "l1I 11-i'mlr Sculli-
.11'11 buyers." and 1121s inngu-Itnd hy
llI‘zwt in 111, “Kid lll'opper" and
:lI‘l'lxdmun "I111 through the i‘rlc'tru'yI
II.:111 do as ”111' pl-Itis-III.“
l‘rIIst has 1111111111111
iirc 111111 ll IlrrI11111I11l
factory to l'.I‘
Buick Muster Six Scum Pasunnr Sedan.
Cushions are deep and
yielding and tilted to a rest-
ful angle.
l11~ beliI-Vcs
ill; .\'-I w
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People who look for and
appreciate comfort in a
motor car are invited to try
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lI111~1111I>Is 1I111 mic: .‘\l1l1In 1 n Iid we.
11I1I1t:1v that nl't»1 tl.-1v lliu 11l11-n the added comfort in the Rearsprings are Buick canti.
.1'. t 119411111111 in 1I1II11111I 1111mm. tor Benet BUICIV :
‘l'. lit Il‘ Ill llll‘tlt " i i '11 blill.“ (I111 ‘~‘ll'l levers. Wthh 60100”! GUS
11...... h... :1 ....,.,...;~ The Better Buick is big road inequalities tar better
. In... tostimolly 1.1 111.11,an n... enough and balanced corn than anyothcrtypc. Special
Ion-or or From. wan t‘Hl'l‘OliUl'illltl so rectlv to carry itself well on size Iow«pres.~urc tires are
lililili; ill:kgt’lllf'tljwilwtl‘ ll.1- 1.1111111113111110 anvroad,butnnttuobigtobe standard equipment 00 all
} 1 .11 1 ,q 1..~I,II.I1~'.11111 u :2 1‘ 1111311 n .‘ '
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.lladlsnn 1111111110. New York. :1 pri-
1'1'1- til‘ltt'llt'l. who said he had tht'
,‘1'!:1111t.11'1l Uil ("onumny among his
;'1111I1.11I:." ll) llI'rt said lI'lIiI 111111111
’lI1I1111-.Il11 lilo? chock in his nfl’lm lllltl
€111.11 1le made a tracing of it for l11111.
i in intuit of Front it has been stated
Your first long ride in the
Better Buick mil show you
how restful miles can be.
MOTOR COMPANY. FLINT, MICHIGAN
Dlrismn of General Motors Corporation
Seating space is generous.
Leg room is ample enough
for tall people to relax.
BUICK
tin.- clteck was issued to "cash" 113;} Better Buick Six Cylinder \‘aliIz-in-Hcad motor cars ramzr in [nice
j\l;.1I1' l‘.11'n.<i1Iin, an office associate i from $112; to 511195, I, n. b. Buick factorirs. Among 191; ”(lirk
:11 «l 11111-11 I11 on: \lr.l.1IIh1 in luly- ! oil!" and closed models that: it one that will 171C“ 3‘01" dcsnm manly.
11 I111 for a supph oi 11'lilsl11I1I.I
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I11Il11Il, dctailwd :1 1I1-111'r1'sallon 111'
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Rib Roast
Boned and Rolled . 32¢ 381'
.. 24c Lamb Fares ....... 24c
Veal
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Round Steak 36c Stew Lamb ........ 18c Stew Veal 18c
Slnoked Meats l
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Pork -
Pork Roast ....... .. . . . .
Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . . . . .. 2th
Fresh Hams 30c
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39 AND 41 MAIN ST. First District
COR. WASHINGTON St. & R. R. Ave“ 2nd Dist
238 EAST AVE. Third District
LIBERTY SQUARE Third District
DARIEN, STAMFORD. COS COB. DAN BURY
BRIDGEPORT.‘ BLACK ROCK, WESTPORT.
NEW CANAAN, and RIDGEFIELD
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