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‘ "A. we csmo out of the build!"
fills out lion-lino 'end i'toid him
Lam 1 me going to more titre ‘ no
{void that‘ho didn‘t want me o more
thus on he had intentione or. buy-
‘ltifl‘the building and um he lied
Wold lienteneiln trom moving in
sail-it. din aid that he on th‘
1; oi Wood street and at it i
month: he would kill the nut.
"Hi Wife wee etreid of Hill end
”Midi m to come home
She cried and worried all nl t end
. Squlnt again at your
Christmas list; make sure
. you'vetorgotten nothing—-
‘end no one!
This will help!
*F‘oi $1 or lots."
Brit
Coin Him
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Eisndkerohlofc
EH1 "ll '3 .
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Shown. all?»
hill: rennin-Reno
lion liar Pia
fill ‘l “ilk ll t“
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For $3 or less:
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let
ol'n' Simona
were Cue
hum?!” Shirt
linereoll “lien
Ker-tamer
SMM Knife
n‘t-olli Axe
3m; Socks
81am:
list;
For. $2.50 or (an:
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Cw! teeter
5:51:
Books
or $3.50 or less:
gr“. twoiemu
g ”trough“
WM > -
_ n sioeifnnm'
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For $25 or lest:
‘ , to
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” firsthand Tens
‘ h hOl'.
’ nation Judge Kenn
”carding his Dentin-tony at the nor-
l
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a
‘ mndlng follow hie cart-er.
’onoomp‘lis‘hod unwilling commend-
_‘ Milan in lite. it would be on fruit.
; of momma! endeavor. and he on;
Locum ho ind no heritage iron at.
V W m 1961 $013497, and
4
refused to move into the huildint.
We mood tint her (other should
nee Bortino uni try to smooth the
nutter over with him. The next
morning i Went to'the building and
i" met Bertino and he salted me it
t wssn't going to do what he told
no to do. He wsrnod mo thst'hd
won the ‘bud men of Wood street:
Wood etreet to ‘buy a cigar and as
I wu stending on the corner Ber-
tino‘ceme along with his pnrtnor
end said: 'Aro you going to teke it?
Are you rain: to take it 1" He wslk-
ed clone to me and smiled L'ld had
a d look in his eye. lie u button-
ed is coat and I sew a sun licking
above the top or his pout-.-
"lle grabbed my head and ! (reb-
bod himr, I wan atnid thst he was
going to shoot me. He tried to put
the gun up to my chest and I tried
to hronk the gun and throw the
bullofs out. but I couldn’t. The gun
wont 0ft twine and the bullets went
to tho xround._ We chongud posi-
tions and urtino kicked me. The
sun went off again. i don't know
how many timer. and Ilcrtino back-
od nwny. p
“1 run to my restaurant and won‘.
to tho collar where. I threw the gun
and them! wont to the kitchen and
took my cont and u cup and. ran
out of the buck door and over the
heck (once where I hid in some
hushed. l was afraid that they
wpuid follow me and kill me. I
WM waiting for the cop on the heat
to come Along and It 8:30 [sew Pa.
troiman Wohh come along and call-
od to him. I gave myself up and
asked him not to take me through
Wood street as they might kill me."
hesitation-ates With Keogh.
Rocco said he did not have a coat
on. ,whnn he went to buy the ulnar.
\He wore a nirsw hut. This wu‘a lost
during the struggle. He no sttlrcd
in the some grey shirt that he wore
.on the day of the murder nnd took
bl! his cost and vest to show (he
Jilrymen how ho was attired (it tho
time of the shooting. During the
expln'untion ho caught hold of his
chief counsel Judge John Rough and
demonstrated how he and Bertino
had ntrugglcd for possession of tho
sun. tile swung Judge Keogh around
oovnrni times.
'SIrnlovennl exhibited a. mark on
fill loft in; which he stated hsd
been msdo when nertlno kicked him.
He showed the Jury more on his
bond which he sold wore the result
oi scratches that "Jake" had indict-
.ed during this struggle. He display-
ed powder burns inflicted when the
bullet: went close to his orms.
Room sold thst he has not own-
ed a gun since he csms out or the
sunny and when Judge Keogh asked
him what kind oi.’ s gun he hed there
he sold it won it hi;r one... rifle.“
list-lino weighed sbr ut 180 pounds
and. was is root 5 inches in height
end Rocco weighs 120 pounds and is
5 toot. 3 inches. but very muscular
and in fine physical condition.
There on. much when the state
rested its one otter recalling Detec-
tive Sergeant Martin Lenin-oi to the
witness stand to testify that the sun
when from Bortlno‘e trunk in his
Wood street home wsn in the same
condition that it tun when turned
over to the riots attorney's otilco.
He tollou-rd Boriino‘s father, who
won on the Witness ntend when court
reopened litter the noon moons. The
rather completed his vereionlnt the
shooting and upon the cros'e unmi-
h questioned. him
oner’n'inquont in thnilocnl city hall.
The witnru was («retired after nev-
eroi dittorenccn in testimony at the
coroner“: hearing and in court yes-
MTGIS'. had been brought out.
Judge Walsh
(Continued from Page fire)
went through hroethlng and articu-
lating overdone. to which ma due.
no doubt. hit remarkable control of
voice and ions. which gave mm
and imprmivt-neoe to his expression.
not! made him a. much nought public.
speaker. in this consideration of the
nominal side or him. it should he
remembered that though posses-ring
"With this conception of him. we
men. with somewhat belie: nnder~
He was
evidently impressed now his” hos~'
hood with the (nonfiction that it he ‘
mutiny a. oelt~mnde man. His
minty n a trial lam: early, mm:
tented itself end earned (or him
a commie) Mice built by him~
lam low mm to aid him. fie noted 3
umnmnunmeyotthe Town;
m__1thorney oi! the former City; ‘
NW hornet-um years. to 1m:
he“. animated on Judge 0! the?
minim: Content Common Pita
tor. “Mold County ho Willow,
atom Baldwin. and later mp-
peinhed ‘hy tremmor Holcomb. and:
CM) leflndioflonwoonw by“
the Legislature upon thereon“: M
the time or hie elevation to the
hearth. henna-Attire hammer his
"At two o'clock I‘ went up to.
n rusted exterior. he run very much - ‘
aware of the need at keeping him .
large We built up. «
a. «new: which dot-elem into
ran lWNING; WHOM NORWALK. Court. FRIDAY,DECEMBERN7,1928.
liER ROSE KNOWS
Do you think this individual a very handsome young man? Ask
the rose. It would it‘ll you you‘re wrong. It‘s pretty Betty Stmlmm, of
llmwnswille. Texas. pictured when elm passed through Sow York on u
’round-tho-worid hike. llr-tiy has nlrotuly trumped 28,000 miles through
25 states.
1
1
helpful and patient and carried intuitional Convention of that party at
his judicial career the ideas it'liich’ St. Louis in 19434. lie llvr‘.'ml on a
ho poseesnud no a trial nttornuy. thntl special tax comminhlon mmolmml by
Justice should prevail. and lo ihulii‘uowrnor Baldwin tugmhrr Mill
and no finding at their: should he. l’rotusnor Henry 1‘. Fair-child oi
prepared which would not pnrmlt n‘ Yale. and iornmr tax comn‘lisszrmer,
losing attorney to thirty present his. William H. tl’orlnin. lie was an int
claim 0! law in the Supreme Courti’Counti‘ Committee
oven at the risk» of having his charge the addition to the Llounty
own decision upset: neither did he‘Court House. and Was most altim-
teko soy delight in the technicality live and interested In every detail oi
and the not fog-ms and rules of 13“., . that work. He was counsel tor the
and Accordingly. would adjust hlsiitridge Construction Committee of
as possible to the lines of equality.
2 Fl”? 0f Hl‘ilorllonmont defined by om-
"His desire to (lo service for his;
Supromo Court {or contribution ht:
I .
community With almost :1 consumlnxl:EEHlt'rgllr cf,‘"{‘“,"‘.“ which later
passion with him. iio hnd euliromol ”wt; ‘1‘}. tnnlntmn upon
contldonce in tho promo and claim- ‘ Q ‘ ‘ "1‘ “ “M MM mum“ M"
ed that any right monruro would ul-, .
tlmntely triumph if lerDi‘l'li' on»:N’fifi..,°§,.‘l‘f.§$”31 $1.5m“
uonicd and the people sufficiently,‘ ‘ ‘1" m ‘ or.
enlightened. And no he won in ’
toreniost in every conlmu‘rsy con-
nected in any way with the roiiUv; \illalt-i'ur lilo moi:
on! and guogrnphlcnl genius of lhi‘luonduct of his ‘ '
City of Norwnik. pith the construc- g no“, r(-\'(ngli
tion of the “Washington
bridge and Park. with its puhltcim dxmsmnsfig the c
bathing hrnch. "3 MW hospllnl. “hillcopied than onlmlv.
with many of its citizens was in ml. ; no or favorable. ”
romeo of tho. limos in nfdmlm for n cl-t
\‘lC cantata“ Plularch said of Porcine? u.- undertaking mmeuros
"He did not so much follow mt load 3.1113“ lines. 1-10 was my
the people because he tramvd mam... himsvli’ and had the
his word to please them. like one lvoxitomnt {or email noon and thr-
who is training power by unworthy V'smztll motiu's which actuated such
moons. but was nhin, and (Emmi. on from. ho. was at brood. higqntndod
the strength of his character oven to 1; amorous hrnrtrd man. and ctiirmv
brow their nnpor lw contrmilctinngdn amt-entitle im: nnrmsire with:
their will.“ Salary in the law, a “law, human. un-
"Notwithstanding that he wanh‘immndiug. inst twine 01' high in-
constantly in public. life. he did nntjiolm'tr. and it is not extramnni to
run for office. In tho councils of hlsimr that no mrmt‘wr 0f the Fair.
my, Democratic. he 99¢“ij agflold ("clarity Bar at or had in growi-
pm.¢mimmt WAN where My; wise Hr Gimme 13W affection and rnsnrt"?
ndi'omarien. he
t’ui. lie “on
ouri. but an»
atom;
3. small
utmost.
I ~
.‘ l.:‘l5
wont, at hymn in thhpnrty‘n his~§t‘ontidnitro and esteem o hollow
tory in the Said when such lrnltsli‘ilizmk"
Wero most essential. {in oervrd us? .l'lunnocti‘uliy submittm,
Chairman of the Dilli'iocmlic seate‘ Jami-3 T. litihbr-il
Committee from 190: to 19m, nod. turmoil Frost
W3!!! ono of the dolor-ates to tho Nn- '4 Edward J. Quinton.
it "
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With Christmas drawing nearer dsy by day
“the thoughts of mother and {other naturally
yitnm‘oowhe proper gifts for theirohildren.
we have for your selection a wide anxiety of
” gills both useful end beautiful.
‘ For the first; omen-e. are offering all
boys‘ and girls’ coats. with hats to
match at January prices before the
holidays.
Girls‘ W from sizes
*‘ to u in cotton prints.
“lioness. rennin end
Marne do chine.
um to stem ‘ T
m r W
3III of {very owner ind
uncommon. Sinatra“.
out so “an
:mumtb.‘
:1nsmoh. tor tom and y~
j‘m momma” :
nono—ow’ ‘
; Bop” Suite. alone 3 in '5
in chanting linens,
i 5mm“ 1nd Runnels.
one no one.“
‘l m our no out:
l
which had in
,ndmlnlstrniion or the law no nears N0!""nlk~ and succeeded in hmmp n’
that,
lNoru‘olk Hospital. nnd he was chair. -
l‘lrntt‘
“in his public and irrgnl carrrr he ‘
illi‘énoct‘osnrily gate strum; opposition to ‘
granny men and many menmlros. but _
or whatever zinc. ‘
\"IAS :
. timer 2
NH!" i heard to rebel or omit ovor rulingsf
witctlw: adwr~ ,
"Ho never Colin-rd in email natal ‘
counsel and diplomacy were censor-got his brothers 0! the Bar and it.“ .
(Contin
to void wot.
i‘ltll young men how so to neiuh.
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it'u wnll rucounlnvd that it in swarm-
ing with "nhuiwnnn" whore liquor in
«old in dcilnnm of tho lnw. 'l‘lu‘
"niwlmuu" lump!!!” or Bunilmid. lli- w-
toi'o. prumtsu-s to buro' Um conn-
irrpurt or tlm Amhrimn lmu'lvmn-r.
boring towns to ilnd wives.
"Let's keep prospective
hesrie and husband; at. hoinri
voto wot.”
Thu‘. is said to he the slogan.
Tho roynl burgh oi Wick sum lliu:
TMY WW tlm unmnr- an Aniortcnn seaport town. It's
i lmnn omclully dry {or six yearn. llui
snumlly.
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will ”in girl t‘lllllllh
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We Sincerely Extend”
The Season’s Greetings
To All Of Our Friends
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Our Stores Are Bountifully Supplied With a. Variety of Tempting Goodies
As Well As the Essential Staples Without Which no Xmas Feast Is Complete
NONE SUCK SILVER LAKE BRAND No. 3 Cons
MINCE MEAT 2pkg$25c FANCY PUMPKIN 2can525c
Lsrge Tender Stalks
FANCY CRISP WHITE CELERY' - 2 stalks. 19¢-
LARGE SWEET JUICY Donn RICHARDSON & ROBBINS Can
27c
FLORIDA ORANGES 29c . PLUM PUDDING -
“m FANCY APPLE 6 for 25¢
What Is Inns Dinner without Cranberry Sauce 1 lb pkg
Eaimor Cranberries 1 0c lb SUGAR 8c
Fancy California EMPEROR GRAPES Zlbs 35c
FANCY BEEDED and SEEDLEBB 15 0!. Pkg! FANCY RECLEANED 15 oz. Pkg
RAISINS 2pkgs 25c CURRANTS 15c
Sound Kiln Dried SWEET POTATOES 3lbs 25c
FANCY maxim) Pound rmnsr Pound
CITRON - - 39c ORANGE & LEMON PEEL 25c
CRISP TASTY SWEET MIXED PICKLES q... 29c
EDUCATOR BISCUIT CO.'8 1 lb Carton CERTIFIED BRAND Large 2 oz. Bottle
Assorted Quality Biscuits 25c PURE VANILLA 2'5c
light of the Tastiest Varieties from ‘the Ovens of 0! Unusual Strength and Purity—A Little Goes
The Print! Mellow Sort Known es
the "Delicious Variety"
these High Class Bakers V ' A Lang Ways
l A Fine Assortment 0r CHRISTMAS CANDIEE}
FANCY PURE ‘ V 2 lb Carton CUTEOCK _ . Pound
RIBBON CANDY. ‘. - - 43¢ CHRISTMAS CANDY . 19c
strum: mo ‘ Pound rum ' Pound
CHRISTMAS CANDY - 19c ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 39¢
Rockwell’s Nut and Fruit VANNILLA CHOCOLATE mmcm 100
{The Choicest Selection or 1926 CROP NUTS i
NONUAREIL eon gnu.
ALMONDS
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39c 1'0
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WAINUTS 39c
GRAHAM'S FANCY MIXED NUTS
moon wssnnn ' Pond
BRAZIL NUTS 250, .356
XMAS SPECIAL .4 pigs 1 7c
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