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The trial at Rocco Siruiovanm
SWTTSQ‘DL ohtrted with the murder or Glucu.
‘MOUWWL mo "Jails" Bertino. Wood sir-m»
B blkli". will be resumed in tho in:
outer court. bolero Judge Aiirml
Baldwin and 0. Jury tomorrow mnrl.
ins.
airflovsnnl. the first witness in
the detenss. was on the stand wlw
court adjourned Friday and will 1-.
sums the stand when it opens in
marrow. The case- is expected to 9:.
to the Jury. Thursday.
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RENT
JOHNSON. nanTRmAL .
rtoon POLISHER
. _.V-,.
toned oil centers in iron:
«H
oi 310.000..
I‘lluimnioas so a middleweight had nah ,
- - lug; token on weight. Fitz challenged Corbett,
| - holder or the heavyweight crown. tor a side bet .
' Dan Stuart 0! Texas outdo Ill otter
l to 5 rounds. How
the cool or.
' is"... is. do room. or mum... mu.
' lots to Mt hooks to the law in slaughtering
men, so the governor called a special edition
or the legislaturewlneu passed I law including
Mi‘fim Ark-i than made. a
bid and the odor was‘ accepted. Corbett. who
‘ Stepping into the governor's private office,
at Little Rock, Corbett stood face to face with
Flizsinunons who was under the guard of Jesse
third, the toughest citizen at Arkansas. who had
seventeen notches in his gun. 'Jim was int-
mcdlatcly turned over to lieu lionpt. a runner-
cnllinz it special meeting of the legislature to
prohibit the bout in Arkansas but that Mister
Houpt. who had but to
very unions to equal Mister Hurd's record or
it and Mister mud. in turn. was dates-tinned
to keep his load and with that he charged these -
'tioob 00min. for q. day l
The governor of Arkansas then informed Alexan‘der Furnnure {
tho two pugilists that he had no intention oi’ Lompany _
.. .. ....-.(
50 South Main Street
notches in his [Ill]. woo .
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Sets Complete
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fins to: all hookups
tdcr’ s Radio Shop
vim W do. Namath
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motel. storII orcusptIIlyI at
to. -
, South I\lorwslb Gotta.
‘ Purim sass
"in... be pleased
with a Kodak.
Reclaim—our kn
amiltim ShOpII
WALD concur
L'woh a new kind or chimp airship
.. , - 5: an the are «~qu in the school.
rs, cuticrs. tin more unit .-
« .iFlrenten Reopend To
\liss Gare! Dempsey. sophomore
at Knox College. Galesburg. 11].. has
Shes the best horseshoe pitcher oi
TWo Calls Sunday
rd. s'ppalrhtus st the Central Fire'
~ station was called but twice to ex-
tihmIliuh Slight tires yesterday morn-I
lud-
.T'ite first call came in at o o clock
1’er the home or Margaret Fisher-
‘ ty. Spring street. where a ohimnel
fire had broken out. The damage
meshes. North Main street. short.
‘ay be sure that anyone.
bristmas gift: list will W
the place to select
Owl-.
the Kodak line helps us
was sushi and the blaze was extin-
guished without trouble.
' "the second call came from Dan’s
‘ borers account: was started by
e on border: in the collar or the
building. Hand chemicals extin-
gnished the tire before any damage
was done.
GermhnI Town Doesn’t
‘ Like my Law Trial
The first town in modern Ger-
many to experience tho sensation of
being dry does not like prohibition
Before the trial at Hemiieldo oi
fourteen members of the republican
order Rclchs'bsnner tor participation
in a. shooting attrsy. the ,court in-
voked a. dead letter ordlndncs pass.
ed in 1850 which stipulated thstzin
case of threatened public distur-
‘ Dance the saloons might be closed.
Crowds poured into the town 2-»
the trial. .The court thereupon pro.
Nbited the Isle of all liquor. The
lid remained clamped down for the
Iii days unit. the trial looted. The
'nssrcst. approach to a. disturbance
caused at a pretest meeting
against the dry order at which
. speakers shouted. "It this is prohibi-
tion. we den't want 'it."‘ -‘ .
IDVN‘N- BEMMAN‘N AND '
ssmEnAN ottoman. Tumour
' Professor Charles Dunn. organist
. ot- St. Paul's church: Henry Bors-
moon and Edward Shoshana. well-
known local artists will broadcast
from Station WICC. Bridgeport. at
me; o'clock this evening. Protessor
Dunn will accommy Mr. Ber:-
moan who will play his musical saw.
1.,euditr. chooses, who will sing.
l
‘5 Iortbtsartsi
I puign wherein. a.
' cnrollsits “1's.-
COTTON PICKERS MEET CRISIS
. . AND CROP IS ALL GATHERED
WASHINGTON tit?) - A osm-
rli’lcs government
r-me‘n stain. and
omits its hold forces rel 'tlouly
from tur~iiung territories. Just
now drawing to a .close within the
southern part at the L' 1 States.
The annual struggle to get Ithe
cotton picked—this year complicat-
ed by an immense crow—apparent-
ly will be auccosstul again. but only
because the United States employ-
ment service was able to throw into
action at the crisis an army 0: up-
wards of 800.000 men and women.
18 Million Bales Cooling
Returns are tar trom being nil
in ye‘. and Francis 1. Jones. director
at the service. will not be able to
make his accounting of the situa-
tion tor many weeks. , But the other.
gooey that bulked mostserlousiy in
the early full days has unquestion-
' ably been met. thouth the torces ssv
s‘emblsd tor the need bad to be
drawn tram Porto Rico and Mexico.
The can tip this your will produce
“ 18.000 000 bales or its best. sun:
'tiold crop.
Possibilities of ireuhlo were tore-
secu long ago in Tom. where 6.-
000.000 of the hairs will come from.
Hid the slate growers summoned
Mr. Jones to conference. The farm
labor office of the employment sor-
vioo is organised for sudden expalh
slons sud later collapses. Volun-
teers and local government employe.
in it states can be smllntcd with
it tor emergency going on tho pay~
roll at. $1 a yen:- to give them au-
thority- to function. The orgnnlza.
lion was expanded with tilmot'i
swiitness. and recruiting omocs for
cotton pickers sprung into activity
everywhere.
Drafted Outside Help
The Arizona growers. notwith.
standing. found themselves almost
entirely ‘without pickers. and with
the aid oi the. service. two separate
ship loads ot-Pcrfe Etienne were
embarked and then shipped across
country to the- danger spot.
cotton plotting is something or a
skilled oocupsiion The mind
hand. working on a piece basis.
takes down to a day or even more.
where the amateur gets a bukaoho
as his chist consideration.-
Survey Seeks Leaks
in Water Filltures ‘
0i Second District
A survey is being mode of all the
writer fixtures supplied by the lec~
end taxing district water depart-
ment. "The purpose or this survey is
to tumloh a comet up-to-dcto rec
ord of users. Inspection oi the fix-
tures is made at the same time to
prevent wastago‘ through leaks
Users should take into considera—
tion the fact that the water in the
second district is all tiitcred.
at it. cost at several thousand“!-
lumber year; For this reason. cure
should be exercised to see that tix~
turcs do not look and thdt taucets
are not left open when not in use.
Stern Ordered To
Exolain T , ’.
Goods From lore
The hearingm in the bankruptcy of
Storm Holman. doing buisheee under
the name at the Laura shop. West
Washington stl'oet. was adjourned
tor a week by Referee in Bankruptcy
John Keogh. when tho alter come
up in the city hall. t morning.
‘ Stern was ordered to show cause
why he should not return goods to
the local stern tint lilo Alleged thu-
ho transierredto his own store in
New York state at the time at the
bankruptcy.
Music Engaged For
1918 Class Rcumoh
' ChriSintas Night
_ T e Hougbtou Melody Makers 0!
St lord have been counted to tur-
nlsh music for the ninth 11111311!!er
union or the class of 1918 .0! the
Norwallc High school to be held
at the Royal James inn. Christians
night. '
Considerable lilies-est in this an.
nual event oi the clue of ‘18 is being
signified. and already a large num-
ber ‘30: members. and triends have
indicated they will be present.
Edward Dubs. oi the Dubs Under-
woos company. of ti East 80th
stree't. New York. N. Y. will be the
speaker of the ov<~ning.~
Monibors or other died»! can
with arrangements to be present.
Francis D. emu oi 55 “View
arcane.I-.,il;s‘.st NorsIrslli. is in charge
,1".
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' M}. and nannies Otto. Brook“: ,
7 i Ira: itemsuxm
grossing?» slushy.
litigation.
Hrs.
ward swans. psi-elites:
Labor Dept. Report
Boosts This Imliiiy
Very little unemployment is evi-
dent in Norwalk. according to last
month's industrial employment sur-
vey. Just‘msde public by the depart—
ment or inbor at Washington.
Concerning Norwalk the report
but other plants are running on tull-
time schedules and there is very lit-
tle unemployment evident. Building
is active. with local tradesmen well
canted. '
states that “one hst'i’actd'ry is closed' '
(ebov'o)
Campbell Carrinston
sometime golfing partner of Govor:
nOr Al Smith, of New York. has been
named dcrc'noant in a ”000,000
alienation suit brought by his
brother. E. C. Carrington, once Res,
publican candidate for United States
senator from Maryland. E. C.
charges that Campbell won away
twin his the affections oi Mrs. Ann
Walsh Csrrington. E. 0.’s wire.
3 Quiltcy St. ,
”BARGAINS lN SILK
THE FEARL SILK CO.
BETWEEN ORCHARD AND BUTLER STREETS
_ Is selling all kinds of Dress and Novelty
- Silks such as Crepe—de—Chine, Flat Crepe,
Canton Crepe, Novelty Crepe, Printed and
' Brocaded Silks. also Georgette Crepes in
all colors. All at factOry prices.
THIS SALE WILL CONTINUE EVERY DAY‘UNITIL
THE FIRST (I)! TERI YEAR.
“ Norwalk
For Raise In France
The heiuht of bravery in France
those days is to trek for a raise.
\p'lnce July. when the Poincare
government set out to save the
franc. there have been few boosts
in salary or wages tor any French-
mnu. yet the cost of living has
riser a‘cadily in the to: r and more
men he that have intervened. Gov-
crnmem employee have sent up one
cry of distress after another. but the
Mutant-like little fichtlng Premier
from Bur ic Due has turned down
every proposal for higher pay. His
load has been followed by the in-
dustriuls, the shopkeepers and all
other employers.
Now that the fraud has been
saved~or restored to health. at least
-—-tho prospect of increased pay for
salaried folk seems ollshter' than
ever. In tact. unemployment. a
thing unknown during the years of
wi r a l
and set the bout. He at. once began to bude .WIS "um“: ” Hot 3m“, mm on lnvita~ up to mm] in a race for (nu notches, in the is; 2238:, ":3 330,10“ 0 escorting Jim on I I Fancy Line l
on ureun in Dallas. lion from the Arkansas governor to visit him. state championship. ' (To be mntinued) ' a l
_ . . - . . . Xmas Cami es
She Tosses aMean Shoe SUEd by Brother lOnly The Brave Ask felt. It is not painiui or very no- and
tlceable yet. but the workers tear it
may be. and rather than be asked
to become a pan '0! it. they keep
their denires for more money away
item the ears of the employers and
hope for better days in the future.
Holders
DONNELLY’S
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~Advertiso m The Sentinel for So. Norwalk - Westport
the best results. ‘ ‘
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527 I ' Delivery 4
"~ ~rr's arms: to rr's BCUSEWAHE“
PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR THE HOUSBWIFE
Carpet sweepers. electric irons. percolators. waffle irons. lamps.
* hampers. dinnerware. silverware. console. cake. berry and tea sols.
cut glass. etc.
Largo Assortment oi Toys. Games. Dolls. etc.
Store open evenings until Christmas
88 Washinlrien Street
South Nor-walk. non...
inflation. is beginning to make itoeli.
-,— ir’ PI,” Pr;'1""v”’ y
If...” ry'rI,’
'A Gift for Dad or the Boys
Lumber Jacks and Windbreakers
f- Seine like the leather Windbreaker, some the woolen '
' one, and Others the bully lumberlshk -‘
No’nmmwmmmnm
“ inwards”-
JACOBY’S
..‘
did
it for money to
.t
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‘1‘"vfl;_”i 5».
x :7 15 “YEARS AGO
joined the first
here at this bank, and ever since then shé‘has had her own
money to spend for preconis.
Club is Now Ready
BEFORE THERE
“ WAS ANY .
,. MOTHER
sometimes have to ask
Spend for Presents
for the children
but -
Si] e
club in New England which started right
I927 F.
Al The
Norwalk Chronicler