huh'el's Cocos. nod Chgooio
insou’s, Shoe i'o ion on tiresoning
.- Baker’s Premium Co econ ut
onoilue'e Cutlass. md Tenn
“FiuDsh'lI Inland Cleo. I ‘
gt unley’n Spa is and” Cleanser
IPt-nn Mur yr uI
“He Rollins '
"Ease: " Perfumes ondh 'i‘oilot Re-
. his life when he .
, Inen’s document at Miss Conrado in-
vitstlou to recover letters he had won '
ten to Miss amnion.
These letters were found by detec-
tives In the girl's rodliis a few days at. I
‘ tor the shooting and since have been in
. the possession of the district nttmnoy.
" in them Stokes, who said on the stand
yesterday that lie Will-I fifty—seven years
old, for the most part adopted toward .
‘ ‘ the-young girl on Ititltude oi! fatherly : H
counsel advising her 8.88.1!th the stage.
against intoxicating liquors, and Inhout
life in ge‘ucini ' ‘
The two deiendunln (Ind Miss org.
‘ » horns sister, hire. John R. Singleton, ‘
wife of u wealthy California ‘ mining
, luau, who uncompnnles them in court.
listened to Stokes testimony with fre.
quent derisive smiles. All three dices.
ed dsiutlly and pleseul u rciroshlng
sight in the torrid court room. .
"On June 7," said Stokes. In on-
swer‘to u question by Assistant Dis-
trict Attorney Sullivan, "1 was In my .
oihee and about 2::lu o'clock Miss Con. '
rad called me on the 'phone. She said
that Miss Graham bod sailed on the
Baltic on Seturduy and that she had
them letters. She asked me if she
should bring the letters to me or “will
you come and got them?” i said that.
I would conic at once, but site “on-
swmcd that she was not at her spare
meet at that time and asked me to
I ‘.."Morisoo" Clpnrett III .
, » Gosmen's Ginger roA
‘ .IKniokerbcciter Biscuit Co. Clock-
“P" Me In Flakes .
"S ushlno Blue " out
-"’1‘ lP-O Lilli." Scouiluebt'owdor Badmoy' III Rubber Heels
Iamlllon Qounom and ends" also given by Thoulnndl of lull:
PENDINT OIQAIR‘ STORES
values.- but
‘ rdoes net‘se
This VALUABLE consort from.
The South Norwalk Sentinel
is good for a HAMILTON COUPON “5”
‘l'ho Hamilton Corporation, 2945 w. 33d 8h. New York City
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ldress given below onutlful Premiums & Voucher
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tum-nun nuns rum. (.qu I
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Wants, To Let For Sale,
Busmess & Professmnal
Cards etcetera
port of the freight.
A 0ho9k for 325.000
“1 decline to sign any paper exon
-, a rs.
"Hill I" ‘ W”. “H ‘ I 1‘ m can ever commute”
. . ,I I . , " number at the people, who (can and,
- II . .I . are influenced by “Want" aldvertisi ‘
crating any body concerning a conver- WALL STREET' 10‘1” 9" tor-Ween ‘in The 38mm?” w takes ”00” at your;
nation that never took place. i “we” Maryland’s recent large gains were property, yonli find 3 “"9“- ;
plsined that i had never said anything”: increasedby 2 1'2 points at the open
in; of the stock market today. Great
concerning Miasdro‘hom‘s mother her .
‘ ' Northern Ore certificates gained 1 1-2,
sister, or herself. There was then -
otherwise changes were Islight. The
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Sentinel want ads bring result-II
WANTED. TO LET non SALE.
WANTED -—. COMPETENT Gun.
for general housework. Two in family.
inquire Mrs. H. A. Mathewson. 52
To LET-HOUSE NORTH TAY-
lor Ave. 6 rooms; rent $6 month. in-
West St. 18 3t
WANTED-POSITION AS STEN-
ographer or general cities assistant;
experienced. Will Work port or whole
oi" day. Address Stone, cure South
nol. 153i
WANTED—10, 000 FEATHER BEDS.
also antique furniture Highest cosh
prices Geimun Feather Co. Addiess
Boxlin Sentinel Office. jun91m
WANTED—-TO BUY. ALL KINDS
oil cattle. Best mmket prices paid.
9% to 100 lb. tot chives. H. Fried-
man, South Norwaik. Tel. 1151.
I119 1m
s .-.
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. MISCEELA‘NEOUS.
“HILLSIDE"mDESIRABI..E BOARD-
ers wanted at “Hillside," Prospect Hill,
Norwelk. Beautiful lawn and trees.
Comfortable bedrooms. Excellent tn‘
hie. Terms $1210 :18 per week. Ad-
dress Drawer 11.. ('orwulk, ,lun21 :lIn
r
BUSINESS norlgns.
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS
of Music.” Also McKinley Eddilious.
Free Music on Suturduys. . The lid.
zuttr. 76 \l'nshlngiouSt. .‘ idiil
MANSION HOUSEar‘ilanSliEl)
rooms from $1M up. Tobie ho’Ird, $4
per week. Rooms with or without
board. Mouls. ‘Ji‘Ic. Everything pool
and clean. \‘i'. i“. Teller, prop. . idlit
PICTURE ERAMES MADE TO OR-
dt-r. Lnrge fitl'lety of mouldings. Pric-
es reasonable. Mot. bourd. gloss. etc.
At the old eslnbllshcd frume shop, 78
Washington St., upstulIs. 'dldti
NOTICE -— PAINTING, PAPER-
hnuginx.‘ Decorating, by practical mun.
Save money by buying your wall pil-
per and pulnters’ supplies of Alex.
White. 61% Ely Ave. Tel. 428. Esti-
mates cheerfully given.
NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guumntoed. 28 West Washington St
w. s.“ .. MM... .. ”m... w...;wwlm~~u
DIVIdcnd Netice
123m SEMLANNUAL“ DIVIDEND OF
THE NORWALK SAVINGS
SOCIETY:
NORWALK, CONN.
June ill. 1911.
Al (I meeting oi the Directors of this
Soclotv hold this day. It Dividend tit
the rote of FOUR (4) per cent. per
“ nuuum was tlocluled to depositors
I from the comings oi the six months
ending Julie 30 1911.
The sumo will he entered on polls
Inn-III» and hold on end after July iii
ii
its outer oi the heard or Directors,
Fills“: DililtiCi‘C A. ELLE
I 330 ISL ’
hil-
5’ “DIVIdend Notice
THE SOUTH NDHWLK BAVINSB
* hold this filly“ _
2qu of four per cent.
anointed to depositors
inns ' Iiit
so lull. true (ionic
on nsssvbooiis sud '
.‘lulv Jill, Jilin; ‘
: ‘liliillme 47 Wet“ Aime. Bonn Norwich...
Treasurer. “
quire Heyee’ Mitt. 3tI
To LET—JFURNISHED ROOM. iN-I
quite 9 Hartford Place. South NorwnlIlII
l I
To LET-—A COOL. FURNISHED
room in the front of the house. Apply
Dr. Stiles D. Lawrence. 12 Havllnnd
St.. South Norwnlk. .~ iii 3t
TO LET-THREE ROOMS.
quire at the annur, 76 Washington
St. . ihiit
T0 LETw-ISIX ROOMS. ADDRESS
rooms, cure Sentinel. iiI lit
ETMHALF H0381“ ON PUTa.
movements
L
Anom‘Me: (Ill modern l
35 'll.
TO LETmSlEVIIZNROOM COTTAGE.
all improvements, Lincoln Ave. in-
quire linite‘d Grocery Co. iiiil
T0 LET—IFIVB ROOMS. 55 SPRING
SL; nlso five rooms, 57 Spring St.
luquito MIS. ll. Tuxlot, 'l‘uylor Ave.
.Q 11223 ii
To LET—“SiX-ROOM HOUSE. ALL
improvements. (3. E. Hoyt“, at The
South Norwnlk Trust Co. 127 ii
To LETwliRlCK ll OUSE OF ELIE“
en rooms, all conveniences. 23 Union
St. Apply to Tile Hutch & Bailey (20..
Water St... South Norwnik. InlB t!
IN- ”
eon sAstsrANoIno cafes.
Inquire Taylor & Golden. fit it
FOR SALE-“THE CHEAPEST GAS-
oline boat in The Norwalks. if taken
lbsfore the 15th of July. inquire 8
Clint-lea B. at... city. after 5: 30 n. gt 73
t
FOR 8ALE-~BUICK. MODEL NO.
ill. single rumble roadster. $400. 26
Maple Ave, Stamford. 17 3t
FOR BALEle-JW RANGE. 1N-
quire 24 llnionSl.. city. 573i
eon SALEwSKlL‘F 12 rum
long. Inquire Mrs. Hattie Wicks.
Crockett St. Rowaytou. 6 M
k.
FOR: ens-anon. gone ween.
Private sole household-furniture. live
cam, shouts. 5th: chickens. ierm imple-
‘inents, huy, sirnw, horse lawn mower.
wine press. cider mill, grist mill, bone
grinder, rubber-(tired runabout. two-
scotod currige. ii colony houses. wuter
rnnltrpuinpu and other things too num-
erous to mention. At E. lierthol's.
Groclo 8L. Burton. it :it
FOR SALE—JPIIREI‘G HOT Wiell‘i'i‘ll
or buruulne. Where cool winds blow,
llno’shudc. all high. with line views.
hour. cool streams and. swimming
pools, 8 notes. h-room house, $2900;
pores of blood mentions and need
litilil. $2200; ii acres or hilltop. (“I-room
old l‘nshioued house, grand shudo li‘M‘S,
and some weddlund. sprlngJioilu. 011
near terms. Lawrence Agency, in
South Main St.. South Nortvuik. 1:“.le
To LETwiiALF Oli‘ DOUBLE
house. seven rooms, all improvements.
18 Winfield St. inquire W 8. Hon-
l'ord, East Ave, East Norwalk. still it
T0 LET—HAMILTON AV .., ruins
of two-inmily house. 0.1001113. and 6-
room lint; all improvements; good‘con-
ditlon; one block from railroad stution.
Joseph R. Taylor. sill ti
pnonnssrouso
CLAInvovANTwrnIIIs You Aid.
you wuntto know. l‘rlco 250. Module
ldlsmot‘e. ill South Main st. is lit
TUTORlNdw—ENGLISH BRANCH»!
on, Latin, Greek. German. French. ills.
turv Twenty yours' experience In
touching References Will call it
desired. Edward D. Morrimun, A. M.
(Yule), Westport, Conn. .illilt
LOST r
worms/loner ORDER. MADE)
out to James line. New liaven. Find-
or will please return to {into ””””””3'7”l”
I fixinnton Ave.
The Reed 8t Volk
‘ Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Bouiopod
ELECTRICAL. SHOP
lotus "town
AUTO SUPPLIIS
I’lliino ”SWISS South Maid Strut
“if order or the (Isms-st D
illicit?» 1914
FOR SALE—(PINE JERSEY COW
six years old. inquire Mrs. ii. 'I‘nriov,
'i‘nylor Ave. 325 it
FOR ‘ -SALEwSldVENTEENd'I‘OO'l‘
lint-bottom launch, Pointer engine. pur-
tlcularly well built; two years old: do-
cldeti bargain. W. H. Peck. Harbor
View Bosch. 48123 lw
FOR 8ALE-0HIO HORSES. 1N-
qulre B. Hersllilold, 19 Wood St, or
122 Water St. will it
Large Oak
Dressers
Mirror .13 in. “x 24 in.
{at $13.50“
Honour runmsnnn '
W
Whorwalk Brunch Office of
F. A. MITCHELL
' . . (nun his testimony. he sold: " ‘
‘ “There was oonvtirs‘utiou. during,
oonum'wnttnno men on. “'i know
come at 6 o'clock. She said "Be sure.
and come (It ii for i leave with my bro-
iber ior Mobile tonight." i answered
that i would be there at 6 o 'ciock.
“At that hour i went to the door
of the apartment house and found
a boy at the switchboard. i asked him
for Miss Conrad. but he didn’t seem
to know her. and when i asked about
Miss Graham. he sold, “You are expec-
ted to so right up.‘ i got into the ele-
vator and got out (It the third or fourth
floor. The elevator boy pointed to lilies
(Irohnm's door.
. “'Why, Mr. Stokes. i so glad to
use you.‘ said Miss Conrad when she
opened the door ‘Wllli right into ill)
parlor. You are very prompt!
“She u’eut lo thinner room while
i wont to (boomer. No one else was
there. i walked ovorto u lounge on
the south side of the room and stood
there i heard Miss (touted talking toI
some one in the back room and “hen
she Ionic book she slipped the bolt oi;
the outer door. She bud her builds be;
hind hot, and she stood song disinucoi
nn'uy smiling at me." ,
Enter the Graham Girl.
“in n minute i noticed Miss Gru-
iuIm coming down the hell toward mo
and sleeping over with u revolver
pointed (It Inc. Site was hugglnglhe
west side of the With about half Wily
down ullen i first suw her. When she
mien i'il touch you to insult the mem‘
or)“ of my dead mother. You hold that
my mother kept u rooming house in Se
tulle. You said (list my sister kept
one in line Angelou. You sold i lived
in such In place In New York.’ Then
she said don't come near Ine.‘ it you
move I will kill you.‘
"Then Miss Conrad broke in, can
ing. "it you do as we tell you. all riiht:
it not. We will kill you. You came in
here on the sly; no one new you."
“Miss Conrad said 'we have got
three men witnesses. end they can see
and hour everything.“ going on.’ She
pointed to Inwull behind me and cons
tinned “these men can use and hour
you, and are taking notes. Mom: (I
. prominent New York has gdisnppeon
ed, und no one knew where he went:
"They pointed to II table. where they
said thothud pens. paper and ink.
and told. Inn to sit down. Miss Gena-
Ind sold: “Sit down there. and Lillian.
you put your revolver at his head while
i stand at his side.
good about how the papers should be
drawn up.”
Mr. Stokes then told oi the orph-
meut between the girls over this
statement. but said that he could not
remember snoopy when It was. Gentle:
which Miss“ smut stud:
. where i could high so u witness. it
. get to It piece. of snicty,.
Cllllle in she said. “Now i have not you}
The women or...
, should be down in” the left“ lunni cor- If i
_ oer." h‘non stilts oIIrI‘IthsnI turns In his , .
some cenvorsation between the two
girls during which I overhoerd one or;
them say: "When Stokes snye be w‘on i
do a thing, be we ori't," Miss Graham
then said 'there is one thing you can
do. You can sign u check tor $25,090. '
I said 'Younz women. do ”hon know
whet this means? This Is pinto bid'ck-
maii and a state prison accuse.
“To that Miss Conrad said ‘it's death
or $25,000! 1 replied ‘1! it‘s death or
one cent I chose doith.‘
“ ‘You do?” shouted Miss Orchard.
. (Ind with that she began to annpmerl
pistol at me. [think it didnt no oil!
the first time. i turned and tried to
its i did so
i (sit a stint; iii my ughgleg botwoon.
‘ the knee andtflig‘g and WM“ that."
we: shotW'l
Thor's”! who then some debate be
tween the counsel and judge as to
where Miss' Groi‘n nus stundlng
uhen she fired the shot it was final
ly agreed thui she use in the hullwoy
of the spur-.tmeut Then Stokes said:
“As f'turned i felt the revolver
against my siolunch. icuughi it and
caught her bond. and the revolver went
off in my hands."
He Show: Hi: Scars.
Stokes then rose on the witness
stand druiunilrnlly and exhibited to
the magistrate the sour which merited
the Wound in his hand. Continuing his
testimony. he seldom
“While still clinging to Miss Gru-
lIam l was looking uround for Miss
Conrad. ,l hurl a feeling that she bud
a revolver behind her. i saw her
utundlng ugulnsl the llreploco in the
parlor, out of (“none and screaming. i
then got my other hand Into notion end
and put it In my right overcont pocket.
i followed her down the hullwoy to the
(entrance door. which tool: both my
bonds to open. While 1 was opening it
Miss Graham tried to prevent me by
pushing the latch to. While she was
doing this she coiled to the other girl:
“‘ii‘l‘chel .you sold if i didn't .kill
him you~ would. (let your revolver!
The first shot tired by Missilonrud hit
me In the cell of the log. Though i
did not see Miss Conrad shoot 1 think
it must have been fired by her. The
shot come truth behind; trout the pur-
lot. i think. i then swung Miss tars-
iuuu around sud held her between me
undIMiss Conrnduntii Miss Giuliani
called to the luttor‘to‘stop shooting!
think Miss Conrad tired three or tour
shots, and eiterwerd threw her revolt}.
or on the liner or behind the sole.
“Miss (toured started tor Ins nun
then suddenly threw up her hands and
s tiled I'PoiiIcei Help! rolicel’ I,
“Blow Hil Hind O”. . ,
i sold. “lieu don’t set the police
,Iwrtlk during the post i’ewdnys that.
took the revolver from Miss Graham “
list_wns ”irregular. with a downward
tendency. Reading.“ Union Pacific,
Missiurl Pacific. American Smelfiug
and several other issues lost nitroc—
ItIon.
WALL STREET 1! n. m -—-'Ehc inerv
hot slipped oil its} hesitancy and ed»
vsnoed to slightly shove yesterday‘s
closing. Fluctuations in the ropresen-
totive stocks were largely unimport-
out. but some of the inactive special“
ties moved widely. Virginie Iron
jumped 13 points to 97. making a 23-
point advance in two days. The rise
in the stock started a report thnt the
United States Steel Corporation would:
take over the property ‘at our. North»
western gained‘z‘p‘oints monotonous I“ ‘
Cotton Oil 1 LI, American Steel Foun-
dries lost 1 1-2
duced by the suspension of the divi-
(lend
....m......
ARE NOW STATE POLICEMEN.
it has been reported In South Nor-
Cierenoe Germsnetti and John H.
Stryker. who were recently dismissed
irom the local police department. had
been appointed stale policemen. In-
quiry at the state police department
at Hartford today resulted in thetuns
qualified statement that this was not
true. substantiating
mode by Mr. Germunetii to people
about town who had approached him
on the matter.
on“ further selling in ‘
the statements ‘
Liability Policies
Automobile‘Owndts
ASK US ABOUT RATE
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5 Railroad IAvo.. south Ngrw on
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UNWED BANK BUlLDING,
South New”:
A Comfortable
Arm-chair
is a welcome and awnings recycling
or old when'tirod sud weary. We curry
n (splendid line of (very? comfortable
Armchairsyuphoistero'd in leather and
various sheds: oi velour. They are
exceedingly ornamoutol to the eye.
‘ We also carry a complete line at while ,
or and funny Rockers. suitable for '
lady roots or boll. .
not only comfortable to the body. but ‘
A I. ,ANGEVINEI 8:
Definition of Chuopracho ,
Chiropractic is the science or M
cause of the disease and the art of ’
lusting the some. Diseases are on”
by a wrench. twist or sprain in
back. Eton it done in childhood ,.
memes pinched nerves and pain.
later life in the diiierent organ
limbs. .
Chiropractors remove the can“
this disease Iond pain. and heal I
restored through harmonizing the
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousncss. Rheumatism.
sis. liodrt. Kidney and Fouls!
onsets are given special aitoutlo
Curvature oi the Spine. 'il'o
never regret giving Chiroprsofl
chance to help you.
'RFRANCIS. DC."
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Magnetic Treatments leo ' ”
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