If you have cultivated II taste for good para-Candy. ~ OUR HOME MADE SWEET! will certainly tickle your palate. ways fresh and enticing. r. A. LANE Tel. 400. 51 Washington 8!. [III NEWS EVENING SENTIN EL TELEPHONE CALLS Al- oa—z—Nowo Department Oil—Business Department 44-2—Branch Office. Norwaik 890 -Edltor's Residence 729-5—City Editor’s Ronldfllco WEATHER FORECAST. FOII'Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and cooler tonight; Wednesday fair: mod- erate west winds. ’ Rain ban fallen dur- ing the last 24 hours In the eastern pISrtion of the bake region and in New England. Pleasant weather with mud crate temperatures prevailtidthis mom lug in all nations east of the Rocky Mountains. Conditions favor lot this vicinity fail weather with cool nights. but. quite warm during the day. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. 'l‘oinperalure: Low, 53: high, 71. Cloudy. Miss Sarah Furtell of Elwood place. is ill It is time to furnish your piazza fol the summer. A. J. Angovlnc & Sou (ompany ghe you several useful hints in thell adv. today. —~lletole buying that O‘ltrlen's adr., page 8. Charles l.. 1.00, of Merwln street, ls engaged in breaking Albert Imarns' I‘our—yearold colt, which is developing ilito a. speedy animal. A well~known clergyman adds his recommendation to the already large list that have been received by the llr. Dick Medicine (to. See adv. Harris 6‘; Guns are filling their bins with fresh mined Leliigh coal and they invite your inspection of their stock before you place your order elsewhere. See adv. . A meeting of the bridge committee was scheduled for last night, but was adjourned to next. Monday III ill on ac~ count of the absence of Clta rnmn A. 1". Heard. Miss Helen Brown, formerly of Nor- wnlk, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry ’1‘. lchrmuun. oI‘ Nor- walk. has returned to her home ill Kentucky. (‘llarles ii). Lee, of Merwln street. has resigned Ills position in the .\'or walk iron Works. and has secured Il position with the Murphy hiaunfnctur» lug Company in East Norwalk. (‘bnrlcs l.. Woundy, one tilne a real- Iienl. of Norwalk and brother of “at lncc l. Wouudy, of (‘nnnon street. will sail for Europe tomorrow with his cm- pinycr. where they will tour the conti- nent by automobile. Senator and Mrs. .Ioalub Newcomb. of New York city, have moved to the Albert. Wellnilz place at the corner of West avenue and Butler street for the summer months. This place. has been renovated and placed in line condt lion. Joseph Riley. the well known mII clllnist, and ytmbtnlnnu has purchuscd the auxiliary oat boat, "iiiunon." lie has the bout. ill the water and III com mission but. intends to make extensive t'hiillues‘ Itlltl to place her in first class shape. licimy iiuli. while driving his unto IIiom: North Main atrcot yesterday nl‘ Icrnoon. went. over the crossing lIt'Ill‘ tlIe Norwulk box abop with It hump anti his chain came off. The chain was soon on again, however, and he proceeded on his way. Itov. W. W. (iiiiins, of the East Ave- IIIIII. Methodist church. will IIIIlIrcr an address at the Lighthouse Mission, to- morrow night. The. chorus will aim; and ii In expected llllil N himlllt II‘I'I'nu- son will render It solo. “lie Lifted Me.“ but read All are cordially Invited to attend. l-Iouls free. Adolph W. Dreyfuas‘ hiaimckemo corner ctuar store in now one of IIIII uobbleat little. atoms III town. with its IIIIIIIcI'oIIII Improvements, the latest of which. III II lilo floor, has been complet- ed by Thomas Robina. New ilxturea have also been added recently and tho store is nlrio- date in every pariit tllaI. ~~'I‘be 'I‘oachers' Play of the. Town 'l‘cnclIeI-II' IIlIIterlninIuonl.Course will be I-llvon this week at High School build- mu. Friday and Saturday evenings. III. It it. ill. Iieuular course tickets are good for Friday evouimt. Special IIII~ i'iIlittIIIOll tickets, Friday and Saturday evenings. ‘ .:,I’Ic William iiIlsI-oll of 'I‘oIrinItton. and James Drtncoll of Georgetown aII'I. III Norwalk today having come to attend the funeral aorvices of Mrs. it‘llen Driueoll, which were held In“ the Church of the AsIIIIIIIpIIIIn in West- port this morning at 0:30 II. In. The servicea wow largely attended and there were many bountiful floral KODAKS Cameras and Photo itupplloh. Fruit Filmt and Plate. always on hand woodman “Committed-r 82 WASHINGTON STREET THE scorn ~ NORWALK EVENING SENTIN‘EL‘: WWW math—u. W..me nus-«W is Your Launch or Boat insured for the Coming Season? We write this Insurance. Call us up TELEPHONE 166.2 TAYLOR & GOLDEN All kind! of idiomatic—imam, Fire. Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity Bonds. Burglary and Acci- dent Insurance. 74 WASHINGTON STREET. IQUTH NORWALK, CONN. VINOL. THE MODIRN , Tonic Reconéirudtor IOLD ONLY BY F. H. BAXTER M~~mmfim ANDERSON'S Launch Works Boat Frames let up and ready to plank. ' All kindslof repair work. Launchc of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. " Oyster Shell Point.Norwalk A. J. Hand 81 Company EIEIIRIIIII ENGINEERS Ilifl BIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS JOBBINO AND REPAIRING Hoyt'n Theatre‘flulidlng, South Non walk. Conn. Phone 428 Norwallt Vacuum Cleaning Wagon will clean your house in the best pos- sible method. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477. or send postal and get estimate. CHAS. H. DOWNES 9 Courtlandt Place South Norwntk ROBERT R. monitor. House Mover and General Contractor Work Promptly Attended To P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK HEINZE TRIAL NEARS AN END Government Falls to Connect Him With Copper Pool Operations. NEW YORK, May Itl.~-II‘. Augustus llI-inzc, former president of the Mcr- cautile Natlouubliank. IIIIII only the events of“ one tiny llclober It. lilo? o account for when his counsel today look up his defense on the polcl‘u- menl's charges of orcr-ccrliiicnlion ot‘ shocks and Inisnppiicntiou III‘ the .Iank's funds. .\II the other counts in the liI-lltze .lliIIt‘Illlt‘lllH have been thrown out l'rom time to lilnc by the court The that except those covering the happen lugs oi‘ tlclobcr ii, \I‘erc' dismissed by Judge iloIIuh III the l'nltIIII Slates l‘ircuit t‘ourl alter the government .IlIIt-Icii Its case yesterday The court ruled tllnt lIlII porcrnnieul IInIl billed to connect iielnze with the operations .II the l‘mtcd t'oppcr pool IIIIIIIIIaI-Ii by his brother's firm. (lilo Heinz.» N t‘o. III the interest I) \\'llIt‘Il the prosecution IIllcncd lielnze had IIItsnppiIcIi the bank‘s cash an credit The trial its now narrowed down to the charge that ilcinzc IIIIII'I-I-I'IIIIIIII fifteen checks of his brother‘s Ill'lll. aggregating SIIIIJIOII. null IIIIsuppliI-d the funds of the .Iiercautiie National ltunk to Ihut extent. An effort. by the defense to clean the slate III Iieinzc‘s case came to naught early in today's session. .IIIIlIU‘ Ilotrub denied it motion lllill the jury be directed to acquit IlIIiIIze on the thirty remaining counts in the IIIIIII'I' meal. the defense urging that the firm of iltlo ileinze IIIIIl l‘ompnny \I'uu cII- lillcd to credit by virtue of the loans lleinze had taken out and aiuncd over to them at the time the alleged ith'I" certification too place. and also that Illtll'l‘ \I’IW Illl evidence to allow that lieiuze directed or authorized the cor» titleallon, .ludite liouah likewise dc- IIlod a motion that the evidence con ecrniIII: stock MINI by the ITIIIIIIII t‘opt pcr t‘oIIIpuIIy be stricken front the rec» ords. Attorney ‘i‘omllnsou opened the case for the lie 0. line. BIMON LAKE WATCHING SUBMA RINE SITUATION. Cnptuln Simon Lake. of lirldnopori, is III Washington lllltl expects to alny there until the navy IIIIpnriIIIcnt IIwIIrIlII the conirncln for [our new Nlllllllitllnl‘ boats which bids welc rc ccnlll opened. The Lake company ex poets to gel thine or tin-III- bouts andL (‘Ilptain I.IIkII inlnnda in sec to II that his company gets a fair chII. The award may be, made, at any limo now and if the lake company gets what In expected due of the boats will he Ilillll. at. the Latin company's yard III this city. This will be moat pleasing to Captain Lake's many irlcudk horn and will be of material benefit to the city. The dcveiopumnis In this mat Icr will be watched With interest by many llrldgnport people. “ppm... Post Card Views Oi Norwnlk and Vicinity 6 for So 150 Subjects to Select From. At COLEMAN’S ”zIWO STORE N lit 10 Norm orwl again In A. o. tip III m Donnell and Iportlnn Good. The Home of Hart Schaiiner & Marx clothes Young Men! (1N0 sensible young man will wear the freakish styles put forth to tempt them to look ridiculous. Smartncss to $30. (lInterwovcn Hose carry off 14 So. Main St., So. Norwalk. TWO STORES: and ginger and snap are what they want. and they find all three in Hart Schaflner & Marx Varsity Suits. $i8 Fancy cassimeres, cheviots. Scotches.‘ worsteds and plain and shadow-striped blue scrgcs. the palm for beauty and service—the best hose sold at use—six pairs for $1.50. Masonic Building, N orwalk. shell. depends on the feed you use (‘ hick Feed la sweet and wound. and thoroughly mini and selcttcd liable, specially prepared Ilcnn rather than feed from the West, Ask For "Ronnie" llomc Ground Feeds. OW” wheat cracked liaiilr and line old IrIII lu'tl c.orn W START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT. The success of your broods. from the. moment they are out of the ~"ilonnle." Chick Fluid. home III-OI pared and fresh each day, is thII kind you Inn depend on to make fine. henlthv fonts and future. steady liners Every grain In "Bonnie and Is solid nutrition. ‘ “‘llonnie Chick Feed contains the choicest iIIIpIIIiId \illlIls. flue IrIIIkeII chatcoal Izrnins sIIIb as out meal cracked Why not use a In wholesome feed. fresh made each day. necessuriy chance when you pay as much if not more? Quality Pint. Lut and All the film. stale? Why take the MANUEL TOIO HATCH. “For the Land Cake" use Iowkar'a Fertilizers for Llwn. Garden and Field. Soft Crabs and Lobsters, Roe Shad. Buck Shad. TELEPHONE I08. ”-‘w-—Wc- For Fish Go to Cutbiii’s Native Lobélers Steak Cod, Halibut. Blue. Eels. Fiatiisii, Butter. Blackiish; Herrings. 5 lbs. for 25c. (not dress- ed); Rockawny Long Clams topenedl; Long and Round Clams. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. IIIIIII III IIIII SIREEI WALL i-ITRII‘IC'I‘ I0tIII a, ln.- Stocks opened III higher prices on no live trading. but without any conspicu- on» feature III the dealings, 'i‘hcrn \H'H‘ alight dcc lines dccllnnu in a few Issues Including l'. t-I. Steel. N. Y. t'elilrul and Canadian Pacific. the lust Mild III IIII advaucn of 82. I.IIIIIII\'IIIII IIIIII Nusllvillc and tleuerui Electric lily American Malling pfd. 1%. interna- tional Ilarvcsler I and WIIIIIIIIII prI. and Utah (‘oppcr IIII'III- traction“. WALI. aranlc'r. II II. lll.~~/\lll'l‘ III~ ternullnn up and down a narrow i‘IAIIKO for a time, the market developed a pro nounced downward IIIuvI-mcul. with St. Pull. the l'nciilcn. ll. III. Steel and AIIIeI'icIIn Smelling leudlnu. All of the above named as wait no several oth- rra aold below yenlerduy‘a cioIIIIIII. St. Paul losing II point. WAIIII H'I‘IIICE’I’, Nootl.~-'i‘bt- IIx- lrcme dullncsn anti IIIIIIvIIIIIsa or the market was ascribed to withdrawal of supporting Ineaalirell which worn thought. advisable on M‘Allllmi of tho death of the king of EIIIIIIIIIII and which attained no longer neemntary to» day. Home reanlllnn or stocks bought on that account wan supposed to he gain on SIIIIIIltih in the New York Pubic Utilities rallied the market at noon. Ilonda wore firmer. WAM. srtmm. I p. unwiltookn were preaacd for sale again and prices reached the lowest. Southern Pacific and llniied States Steel have way a point. .i. Wallace Marvin of East Norwalk. has given a tangible oxpreaalon of his appreciation of the work of the mast and South Norwalit fire departments. named falling ilfi. Ilmoklyn lllllou (Ins. MORE WHEAT SOWED. WIASIIINI "ith. Mn) ltI.-~Ac.cordlhn to IIIIlImIIteI-I by the crop reporting Inward of the bureau of statistics. made public yesterday at the department of auricullurc. the area of winter wheat on May I to be hnrvcnlcd was about EILIIIIIIIIII acres or 7II.IIIIII acres more than the urea sown last full, lit.8H,tiIIII. The average condition of winter wheel on the «nine (IIIII‘ wan 82.l com- pared with unit on April I. 83.5 on May I, limit. and NIL? the average for the pitut IIIII yearn. The average condition of rice on May l was 91.3. coIIIpnrcII with 93.3 on April I, iI‘iII on May I. llltiil. and Iiilni. tho avcrIIItII for the past ten years on May I. May 1. I009. and II ten year average on May of min per cent 8|ny five per cent. of Hillillfi plant III; watt completed up to MIIyl iIVIIIy. IRS. SEATTLE WMII. May idinbty and three-thItlIII par cent. of spring plowlnu wan completed up to May i, coIanIreIi with iiIl.I per cent. on com- pared with I'll per tent. and 64.7 per, cent. on May I liltill and Iiitllt reaped- JAPANEOSMDUPEROF‘OE BRITISH- Ill. ~Thti ’I. tutor rIsIoL T0 Ir- Iluor ATTENTIDII (Continued from First Page.) Hurka and, Ella Swyrsaaky, who had been married III II o'clock In the attor- noon Stanley Swyraasky. III brother of the bride was the ill-at witness this. morning. and he told that he had heard the. fighting. and becoming frightened, had run away lie had been knocked down by someone. but did not know for sure who It was that hit him. An list run away. he. said he heard some bun about, ”silent him" This lent apaetl to his flying feet and he got away. , . I Captain linnt was called to the Island and said that When he had armat- od William Antonovluh. the pistol was not found upon his person, but III hie room that he had fired two shots to call the police and had then gone home with the gill whose name III Antonina Ubué puwsaska, and who, It seems caused much of the trouble. Joe Williams, who had received a had out In the back of his head. told that he had seen An- tonovlch going home when he had ar- rived at, the house. He said that. John. the fellow who was given ninety days III yesterday‘s court proceedings. had knocked him down and cut. him. after which Antonovich and Peter Stuckow- IIlii had put him through the fence. lie was unconscious for some moments. he said, during which little his watch. money and veal disappeared. ’l‘oney ltnrkn was called to the stand. lie is the groom who had his left. eye closed by the fight. lie said he. thought that the light, had started over the ()bucpawanskn girl. and that Peter and William had argued as to who would see the young lady home. The best man, whose name the groom did not know. sure that it una Mike. was also III this fight. over the girl. Mike said that an be was the “best. man." he ought to have. the “beat girl" in the house. and his choice was Antonina. 'i‘his naturally caused a rumpus, as she is Anlouovicb’a girl. It appears. was in court this mommy; and treated the w hole matter as a huge luke eon~ linnalii smiling until she had to he. Ieptiinuuded for her conduct. She is quite an attractive girl, as far as l'oiish beauty goes. and was neatly (Il'i’Sb’Pd. with a large picture but adorning her head She testified in favor of her friend Autonm‘ich and said that the best mull, Mlltt'. “allied to "lick” \\'il- ltnm She also snid tlItIl \Vllltum bud fired the pistol ill the illl'. llllll then. pulling the pun in his pocket. lItId luk- cII her home. Then William Altlonoricll. wishing to lestifI III his own behalf, look the stand and told the court that he had tlrcIi tIIo shots Ill an attempt to call the police to the “house of trouble." He said that be had not helped to carry Jon Williams away. The pistol was III court as II part III IIII‘ I-I'IIlence, and had been loaded only with "Fourth of .IIIII' l‘lII'Il’llllllllI. IIIcoIIIiIIu to Autono- rich. .lIIitIIII AlisIIIIIIIslIkI. who has been in the country only about It month. then took thII stand to Icsltly III the behalf of AlllolImIcII. All that he told that had any point In it was the Incl that William lmIl silt“: but twice. Hunk INlilllllislii IIIIeIprI-Ictl Ibc tubule of I'uliab for Ibc t‘tilit'l. :Is he has done many times lit'ltll‘t‘ Illa post “(in II \I'Tl III-cessnt) ilIll‘ Ill this case Anionnricb “Ila t‘il Inst told to stand up and li'l‘l‘llt' his sentence lie was fined $7 and costs, which lllllillllllt‘il to Sit. \il AIIIUIIUIII'II Is an innocent lookint: cbnp and has an cxeeilcnt l‘I'IIIIIIIIlllIl .It the \\tnnip;mk nulls. . “here he is I-lllplmed POST- OFFICE CHANGES \\':\Slil.\‘ii'ltll\'. Mn.) Iii.» "ihc post- oilicc IicpIrtmI-III has issued orders abolishing thn post lllllt't‘ at 'l‘yicrrtlie III the town III ”lithium. and the pn- ilonrI ol’ the office will be served by rqul I‘rce ill‘IIVt‘l)’ from liiuitaunln The order will no into effect June I. An effort In being made by the sum IIIcr residents of Walnut ileach, MIL—Ir ford. to establish II summer rural sin- tion for the sale of stamps, money or IIcI‘s. etc. and the Ilepnrlillcnt Is now inrcsttuuliug this proposition. The request will probably be granted and a clerk truth the Milford pontvofhcc dc lulled to take care of the office. The Iural free delivery imm Milford will be continued. The Secret of financial success In this: Spend IesII than you earn. .\'o wage earner can succced who does not rI-alizo this truth anti no business. however IIII'IIII. can prosper with. out It. Benin IhIII week by saving thorn and open AntuquielI told the Captain. She ‘ 9.0.95 luvs In» GH SAID WHEN WE SAY OUR SUITS ARE FROM ‘Stein-Bloch’ an ‘Peck’ (MADE BY EXPERTS). Snappy OXFORDS, $3, $4, 05 Spring Hats and Furnishings", l Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington St, South Norwalk JACKSON’S STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS In Folders, Artist Proof, Panels. finished In Sepia and Engraving Black on Rich Old ivory Stock PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Pattern. Jackson’s Studio Oppoctto Hotel 53 Wall St. NORWALK, CONN. E . Fancy Potatoes, - Bushel, 60c; Peck, 150 Yen (‘ood flutter Ih ............. 33: Walter Baker's Cocon............18¢ l~.xtrn Fancy Butler, lb ...... . ..... 35c Walter Baker‘s Chocolate..........17¢ Good Lugs pet doz ................ 25: 3 lbs Peaches ................... ..250 Home Laid Eggs per do: ......... 30 3 lbs. Prunes ...... ...~25t: ‘5; ling lien liur i-‘iour ............ 456 .i lbs Prunes ................. ....25c bag "In Hur Flour. 80c; bbl. $6. 35 3 cans Tomatoes ............... ..25c :l L‘IIIIS l‘oru ...................... 25¢l3 Cans Peas ........... ...........25° . Strawberries. Tomatoes. Spannch. Radlsbes, Rhubarb, Asparagus. Cucumbers, Bermuda Onions, New Potatoes, Lettuce and Oranges. UNITED GROCERY CO. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET iI'IIIleI‘ Why Not OWN Your Home? Six Modern Cottages With All improvements Located on WOOOWARD AVENUE. one of the Most Oenlrabto Soc- tionu of South Norwalk Fine row of large shade trees. good walks. and within walking distance of station and factories Prices Ranging from $3600 to $5000 51.000 Down. Balance on Mortgage at 5% Inquire oi CHAS. E. HOYT ....-..a.._..., a”... -au- unions: as level Iota. handy to .W m. M a _....—._...__.__....... -M ReasOn No.1 ARGAND BOILERS have a large overhanging firc surface on which the fire strikes. after which the hot gases pass completely around the dome. allowing all the heat to be absorbed by the WI“ Icr. resulting in great economy. There are other reasons and we'll tell them later. The Argand Boiler C0,. sourn NORWALK CONN. ARGAND bOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK an account with the South Norwulk Trust Co. David W. Raymond Funeral Director and Embaimer 10 Neat: Maln.l:vm’mth :l‘orwgk. Re once. II no Toto one at office. tat-l. To options at home, on. Neverduély Street Oil 10c PER GALLON (it Will Oil Your Street for It: Square Foot. MANUFACTURIO IV 0 Century WATERPROOFING Company 21 SEAVIIW AVE. Telephone 30!. EAST NONWALKI OT. M Impersodlng of llrllish oliloors by Jim. :Incse on the Iapnncsc 'I‘rnnII-f‘aoitlu liners. the omen-II being removed one by one generally III the and of the run. III said to be due to pronoun of Jap- anese public opinion which demands the manning of Japanese vet-onto ott- ttrely by Japanese». The companies would like In mndn willie captain: and chief engineers. but even thin ls im— NORWALK Savings Society IsoonI-onarto In Deposits over $3,775,000 manila. Each month III-en fewer white officers on the Japanese liner that I!" rive on Puget Sound. ’ I MW‘AW (treat sale of ladies“. Inlsnoo' and by sending the former II check for 050 and the latter one for tits. li'hlltlren III-om al' the Paris Cloak and Bull Home. lee adv. George ll. Holmes. Prat. wm. A. emu. W men at one. am a no... CIA-INS 0mm m We Cannot Furnish You With J, ,lipen Monday and Martin” Ema“; I New Eyes but our physician who III 1 Chill“ Eye Specialist. will give you It“: III-III examination to be Mild pram ribn the entrant classes. 3 We make no charm for thin “I animation. and prescribe only when necessary. 87 ATLANTIC roam Stamford. Conn. l— ”I. w...
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