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:1 A surprisingly attractive collection of the
’7 better grades of aluminum. in "Wear-
! Ever" and Mirror such as double boilers.
.7 suuce puns. double roosters. percolators.
codes and tea pots, cake tins, pie plates.
etc.
South Norwalk, Donn.
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BEGIN HERE NBA! 1
HENRY RAND. mlddimd
business man. is expected home
by his tamily"”bo celebrate his
son. miss itANirs siia birth-
day 7\ theater party is planned
to inilude Henry Rand. his wile.
. his daughter JANET. her dance.
BARRY COLVIN. and Jimmy.
While they are waiting. police
.. telealtono that Henry Band has
7 been tounddead in a cheap hotel.
The body is lonnd in a gas-
udlled- room. A alight welt is on
the back oi the head. The only
clewsgare a woman's handkeb
chic! and the stab at a yellow
verdict to murder.
Jimmy learns that the theater
7lie in Cleveland and decides to
go there. .7.‘ ‘
.. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
r CHAPTER v
AT Henry Rand’siuneral Detoo ,
tire Mooney mingled quietly
with the small crowd on
Keoekod on appraising eye on every
One present. He also made careful
inspection or the crops or curiosity
seekers outside the house. _
"Ilse expected to and anyone to}
.whom suspicion might point as the
moi-denser Bonryltsnd. lie was dis 2
appointed. '7Bo“ep0ko to no one. or 1
cent tofiexplalnhls prosonee to Jim 7;
my. otter the {liberal was over.7lis : "
alibi)“ em as unobtrusively as no
' had come.
also. Band had rallied sumeiontiy
to stand the ordeal or the mineral
service. also remained composed }
‘untilthelsotwordshodbeenssid in
,flioreemotery.“when..with Jimmyls‘l
orin‘oronnd her. her body shock;
with. sons. . . .Jlnlmy wondered
how Do I” [01113 to all her'that h!
unto golds away to Cleveland. 7
Has, Bdthetoidher-on'tho our
home. in the presence of Janet. and
a m. who was riding with them.
mineughtoithepolu hem-Si!
m he: made him miserable. . m o '
1 “1 can't lose was». some. I
art." was her sacs slaved heglds
alarm also M7 Mr Men
7wettohormcuthtohidehertrem-
best." be amended. ”as His law
had set grimly. in the teshion to
miller with him when his emotions
woro stirred.
"i think lie should go. too
“other."
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During the past week the following
mlniotrstor's deed were tiled with
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith:
Raymond. lot. Dibblecreot.
David J. Albrecht at al to (fouls
Manor, 3 lots. Fairvlew Park. ,
Nelson W. Benedict to Royal ll
Benedict. lot and buildings. Dry llill
avenue and Nelson avenue.
Annie Seymour to Charles Seeiey
seven warranty deeds and one ad.- .
5.7 Edward Dibble to Hannah E.’
and wile 1 acres. Pillow street.
Stier. lot sndJiuildlngs. Harbor View
Bench.
Annie Seymour to Eugene a. do!-
rnour. 3 acres, .Flliow street.
Johanna Milena to Theodora nuts
and wile. lot and buildings. Main
street. ,
1 Anna M. Kocour. estate to Oliver
P. Celomen. lot and buildings. Myrtle‘
slreel.« administrator's deed. ‘
Walsh Recommends
Aluminum Co. Plobe
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—-(AP)
Senate investigation 0! the Aluminum
Company of America in which Seo-
rotary Mellon is a large stock holder
is recommended in a report.eubmit-
ted yesterday to the Judiciary com-
mittee by Senator Walsh. Dcmofl‘atl
Montana. 7 '
This proposal is made, the Senator
Bayl- because of “dealt; aroused as
to..tho vigor andgood iaith o! the
department or Justice." in the con-
ductor its inhiiry to establithvhev
thor the Aluminum company lies-vio-
lated a Federal court consent decreed
entered against it in 1912.
A ’BARGAlN7 FEAST
ALI. FOR, YOU
"G l CA N TIC
CLEARANCE SALE
Buy Now! Save Later!
Irving’ s » Dep’t Store
as wasnmoron ‘ or. 7
Janet threw7 er onus down on the piano keys. . .
They struck a strange. harsh sound.
they1lcsllit.ondthey'ilpityhl7otber
sndm...ltellyon.'.'shoaried
nercoiy. “i don't want their amino
you hear mar i don’t want pliy.l .
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back to the keyboard. staring do'e'dly
at the ma. She was a dejected look
ins hours.
hand. thsgo
“Whot‘7s the matter. 81o!" Jimmy
tried to put some oi the old time
nght-hesrtedn‘eeo in his voice.
"he broken with Harry. Jimmy." 1
she was still staring. at the door.
The words were list. toaoioss.
“You vs] snot!” l-lo woo W
"Ton moon that
' “No. Jiminy, lion-y didn’t: i did."
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make to It}: all- 179‘“! 7M! ii "9- llocman gave Chilsholm a. summons
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' S. S.'.Bremeh7Wiih‘Six
Rescued Men In Port
. QUEENSTOWNalrelond. Feb. 2.
~(AP) Another heroic rescue ship".
the North German Lloyd liner. Bre-
men. reached port yesterday brind-
ing with be. six buttered seamen.
snatched iron: the 'clow of the
storm lashed Atlantic.
As was the case with the Preoi~
dent Roosevplt and her brilliant
crow. the Breman was given an en-
thusiastic welcome. but the surviv-
ors ot the British ireighier Laris-
tan. were in a mood for iron: the
hilarity displny§d7 by those rescued
from the Antluoe.
Over them was the shadow of the
into at 24 comrades who went
down with the llaristan bolero Cap«
lain Burpts'ol the Bremen and his
men were able to complete their
pork or rescue.
Will Help New Canaan
Build New High School
Clarence A. Kingsley. oi.Chlcago,
has. arrived in New Canaan. to not
ob protessional adviser to the special
committee that has charge of a pro-
posed new high school. Mr. King»
ley will decide which one oi the ill-
teeuvsots or plansior; the new ool
should be accepted. The town ill
spend. 8150.000 tor the school. a
bond issue in.that amount being al-
ready. authorized. _
E. Winnit‘red Mchmtllii to hours 7: 7
Glenbrook Youth
Drove Car In Which
Bridack Was Hurt
Jan. 20.
The regular weekly session of the
Dnrien Town Court woeheld in tin
Town Halyl iast‘cvening with Judge
Charles Bates Dana. presidin-
Ralph Dennis. Glenbrook youth.‘
iormorly or do. Norwelk who tig-l
ured in an accident on the Post
Road January. 20. was acquitted oi '
the charge of reckless driving. Don- .
his was represented by Attorney
Max H. Merstein. who appeared lni
n. Tuxedo.
According to testimony. Dennis7
was driving south. when he was‘
crowded or! the concrete by tWo
trucks. l-le applied his tour wheeil
brakes suddenly.- The next thing
Dennls could remember was that;
concrete upon the lawn about-rihl-l
home of Miss‘ H..Barbara Weed."l‘lio l
car was cornpietcd smashed. and'
was laying on its side.
Stephen Bridack 0: Stamford. ubo
the car bounded 25 toot trom ihuli
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STERLING’S FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE .77
now a clue on.
Buy Furniture with Confidence
'lliere’s So “Much You Can’t Know About it
it Doesn’t Pay 7 To Take A Chance
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Did you ever stop to think that the average layman knows little
about what constitutes furniture vsluel What wood combinations are
used-phat the interior construction is—what style adaptation the
piece or suite represents! Very few do, we find.
807 you must look to the reputation of the concern with which
you are dealing. You should be sure it is honest .md honorable—it it
is, you won’t be taking an unnecessary chance.
at
We Are Known As The Store You Can Trust
Selling 70nly Furniture
accmpauied Dennis was injured and
was taken to the hospital. Dennis
was removed to his home and was ..
under the doctor's care for several
days.
W hen questioned by Chief Harry 7
Smith or the Darien force. later in
the morning ,tollowing the accident.
Dennis stated that the was at a lost
to explain the accident.
Dennis said that traffic “as light. I
and that he was driving his car at
a. rate oi speed between 36 nd io-
mllos per hour.
Sergeant Edward Tinker. and or-
floor Albert Ruman. who investign-i
led the accident testified to position
of the “rocked car. and marks it
that We Can Guarantee
It is true we think more of
satisfied customers than of large
sales volume. We Would millet"
serve fewer with furniture of the
better quality than do an im-
mense business in the 10wer pric7
ed lines. We can’t dothe latter
and, unhesitatingiy guarantee
everything we sell. So our
prices sometimes may be a little. .
higher—but your certainty. of
sailsfaction could not be surer.
liar voioo was barely more than a .
whisper. Bho lifted her head and, 1
turned to health
. "l bimbo told him. unamtbst i
couldn‘t. marry him aswiong as this—
this thing, wos7govor no. i told you
before i can't stand oltr- People
path?
"Well, yeah all hemlock. his. poo
engaged."
”Oh.do
on do. you do. i know. Can't you
ndorstond that with tboi notoriety , , ‘ '
rodgb with itt"
it‘ll, on tho pav.ement
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Dance in Again.
Dario“ Court last
change of non-support of his wife
Lillian, and iivoot their smaller
children. Some time ago. he was
ordered by Judge Dana. to pay his
“its 315. weekly. this he paid to:
two weeks. Slowing down to 810 per
he 1)::le this amount until December
12. “lien with signs of cold winter
coming on Dance was taken with
rheumatism. Since that time. he has
been unable to work. but no lie is
new about recovereddhe Judge or-
derail Dance to return to work. and
pay the ordered 315 weekly.
Mt. Vernon Mon med. .
David Chisholm: colored of Mt.
Vernou.‘7woo arrested September 27
by Sergeant Edward Tinker. on a
charge or reckless driving. The pa-
ehlul W7 in one
or lying limp in her lap.
sou"
ior the next court night. but he
never appeared. Recently. local po~
ice with the aid of Mt. Vernon poo
lice, ilnaily located Chisholm. He
was fined 810 and costs.
, Fine Reunited.
Joseph Bloom oi Brook avenue
New Yolk City. who was arrested
early. Sunday” morning by Police-
man Albert Rummo. charged with
driving with improper lights was
fined no. and costs. both of which
were remitted.
.oyiis married me out or sym-
“tell. they can't say it now. "
don't you understand. 'Jlmmyr
oil and tho-Lino disgrace that
over us until this trains to
n.p that i simply can't go
Kemp's Case Continued.
The case otFred Kemp of So.
Norwaik. charged with driving a
car while under the influence of
turning. mg". 31‘. lean my liquor. was continued until next
“7 , .
week
0 7.
. A Son .
A7 sonwss born to Mryond Mrs.
Sani'Gartrell. Althed. Farm. Solar-
day evening. Both mother and son
are "'doii‘lg nicely " 7'
to O
. . 7 7A' Daughter 7 7 7 '
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Billing-
ham. 70! Mansfield avenue. as the
pound pdi‘QniSJfi. a daughter. born
Friday evening at their home.
Mother and daughter are both get-
ting along "nicely!
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7- Annual Church Meeting
.. Thesnnual meeting or the Darien
Congregational church will be -iield~
tomorrow evening at {attire church.
The ladies of the,church will serve
a dinner-preceding the meeting. {All
those who plan to. attend the :dlnner'
and asked to notliy Mrs. Slaughter.
so that adequate reservations may be
made. ‘
Postpone Chain Reception.
The- reception. which was to have
been tendered to the choir ot the
Darleli M. E. church last nighi. has
been indefinitely postponed. .
music shove the piano boy-
He felt tremendously sorry
. on from the bleep. shoving .
boido‘ln' his pockets. “How did
take it. our 7
perspective. Ed toldcé-ho told
I ores a Tool.” 7
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Th7ov'7inllor shop owned by Jacob
Neuter. Railroad avenue. was broken
' into over the -week~end. A window
7 at. the rear of the shop was (creed.
enabling the thieves or thiel. to onJ
tor. Mr. ENoager said yesterday
nothing was mining T1161 1Wr
was reported. to the Demon Police
department. which is investigating
the case. _
O O 7 O -»
litre. B 3.; Roylnond. or lion»,
held avenue. has returned trom Non
York. where she was a visitor Fri;
day. and Saturday. ' ,
William Dance. was againin the.
evening. on a
. known as a wealtby'wrccklng‘con-
7' Poskbwltch's :tenem‘ent lists at 129
- passing the prime 70!
, other. 1' Pookowltch had said.
77 goo comlboi (rem the Poskowiteh sat.
7', Police were called. They round the
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751557 North Main St.
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lPhone 105
memmfl
South Norwalk. Conn.
And some Gas That
Kills Man and Wom-
an Also Finishes the
Cat.
(N. 7?. Daily News)
In two emails rooms in the city’s
crowded ‘ east side ~pouce Sunday
jetted down the tlnalchapter ln'the
lives of a man and a woman who
had decided to-be united in death. ,
The man. Steve . Poskcwitch.
tractor. was single.
7 The woman. hire. Anna Mortiock.
who a tow- months ago left a com.
tortnble home in Pittsburgh. Pa»
was married. » Sho'did not love her
husband. she hadltoid neighbors in
East 8d .st.. and so had laid him.
At first they were apparently
happy. 7
Mortlottk cleanedland scrubbed the
little apartment. and every other
places oi amusement. Both were
lite. Mrs.
Mortlock was 55 and the man 58.
Then one day. thewoman found a
white cat. Neighbors in the house
say'tllo .whlte cot botho'red Posko-
witcb. When’he was 7th the out
seemed to be always 3 at him.
lrlendo said.
Poskcwiech asked the woman to
leave. but she would not go back toI
her husband. 7
7Next morning he chased the7 cat
awoy- ”g
He told the' woman his conscience
bothered him that he had always
been and did not think it
Will: to odbtlpue his manner 017 lite.
W W later the cat dtroiled
in scale. A few hours later neigh.
been heard bins say that the two
would be married. "in some way or
Early Mutiny neighbors smelled
man deodln one room. the woman
7‘ its? last breath in the other.
other details. police reported;
"A white cat was found dead on a
pillow.”
K.
in. city oooo but was: to the ‘iei.
law who tell out oi o tourtb story
window of his apartment and is
{afield to to‘ the Janitor for fear he
. violetod some clause in his
w.
They bought new furniture; Mrs. 7
night the two went out to nearby ‘
P7“ Emu”!!!
Paroled Bigamist To
Return To Stamford
Virginius St. Julian Mayo, who is
to be paroled trom Sing Sing in three
weeks after having served about
eight months at a. prison term of
from o to three years. is expected
to re, n to his house at Shippan
Point. Stamford. when he is re-
leased. Mr. Mayo had been living in
Stamford tor a number at years be-
fore he was convicted in New York
otter three years’ light in the courts
on a bigamy charge.
Mayo had been much in the pub~
lic eye since his stonographer. Miss
Lillian Cook. committed suicide in
New'Haven in 1915. Later three
women claimed to be his wife. It
was for marrying one of them. Wil-
helmina Meyers. that he “as con-
77 lulu;
Round Tables and Bon-
quot Feature Walsh'-
ington Birthday. Pro-
gram for All Alumni.
, Invitations have gone 7ou7tvto the
tor. the Washington BirthdangAlum-
ni WeeipEnd February 20-22.
The speakers at its? thirtydirst
be Dr. Raymond Dodge. tormerly
Protesoor ot Psychology at. *Wesley-
an. and now associated with the
Institute of Psychology at
University. George-l. Bodine. Jr.,
'06. of Philadelphia. and. Wendell
W. Phillips. '28 of. Philadelphia rep-
resenting tbefiollegc body. The ever
popular Donn. Frank W. Nicolson.
will be toast master. .
The resumption 0! this 'time-
honored custom at Wesleyan will
tional Round Tables to be led. in
the afternoon 0! Washington's
Birthday. by Wesleyan Alumni who
are making successes in the fields
0! Education. Finance And March
oxidising. the Ministry. Journalism,
Medicine and Life insurance.~
The program of events includes a
bookioxhiblt tor the alumni at the
Facility Club. an art. lecture by Dr.
Eugene A.:Nohie. 91. Secretary of
thezluililard Foundation. on alum.
at musicallvespors. the loving oi
the. corner-stone oi the new Hall
“hotshot? of Chemistry. visits a}:
ciaopeo. inspection or buildings
Slow Committees“
set.
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CLEARANCE SALE
_of_
brassieres and
underwear
. at bargain prices
Hosiery, gloves, corsets.
MME, . JEANNETTE'
56 Bo. Main St. 80., Norwalk;
Chiffon sleeves, sportg ties.
bead necklaces, silk scarfs,
boutonieres, etc, at popular
prices.
The N. E. Ryan Co
. 86 Washington Street
NEW DRESS '7
ACCESSORIES
alumni body ot'WesleyanLUnli'erdty - 7
Washington's Birthday Banquet will .
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Poinsuus
Jillym.
M rim. IN E RY '7;
Phone 314.5. So. Norwalk
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be teatured with a. series or vaca-Ii»
R ADIOS
SOLD ON
EASY TERMS
D'NNELLY’S
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IV Fililllillr SALE _
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