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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 28, 1912 · page 12

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This Weather

Gottiieb’s
$7 81 $10

11 NORTH MAIN ST.

We Give 8. 6. H. Greer.
Stamps. Ask for them.

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for Men

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and best prices for rubbers, 11101-
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of town must be sent a day ahead.

SHOES

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COAL

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Prison Chaplain Tells Youth he Can I

not Escape Gallows. 'I

STATES PRISON. Wethcisileid.

Feb. 28..—-—And1ea Tanganelli learned
Foday that there was no hope for him
. to escape death by hanging. March 29.
1’01 shooting to death Mrs Mamie Da-
‘ vis. a demimonde in New Ha3en Inst
Septeniber. Father Mangeli prison
haplain, carried the news of the board
fpardon' s refusal to grant commuta-
.1.tIOn to1 life imprisonment and with
thebad news offered Tauganelli the
om‘forts of religion. The youthre-
‘ elved the priest quietly and aside

DEAD.

his h0me,3 302 Grove Street
been 111 only a few days
due to paralysis. 1111'.

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Mass.
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MANDED.
WASHINGTON Feb 28 ——The house
‘..cou11nittee 011 naval affairs today de-
aided in fa3or of autiiOii/Jng two new
attlesiiips this year and will demand
it‘ll t the Democratic. caucus rescind its
ion declaring against additions to
heynavy at this time. The committee
iI a~lt for a free hand to determine
.3 patter cf itself.

ietired list today on account of age.

 

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I e ‘3an Norwalk Savmgs Bank
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8 SU-RPRISING HOW THE INTEREST ITEM HELPS TO lN-‘

wwwtm Ins. of East Killiuirly

ism-John ll.
O‘Donnell, one of the best known nu-
thorities on wire. die machinery in the I-iarginves, 1.1 3eara old.
country. died emb this morning at it. years 01.1 and has a wife and child.
He had He gained his designation as professor
, death being lrom the fact that ho had played the
O‘Donnell was violin at country dances for years

the inventor of the diamond die and
was prominently identified With var-
“ions Waterbury concerns. as well us‘
concerns in Seymour and \Vorcester.‘
He was president of the Wat-
lie. was ashore '1‘ iursday morning in the gale
48 were old and leaves 11 wife and was hauled off Goshen Point 113 the

IiilllS in the nan, was 311.11 ed on the barge lulia llempsoy.

BRIDGEPORT BOY ON YALE MAGA-

"the past week.‘ The number of life

 

l HARTFORD Fe11.28.-'l‘he merger

.\'1~\\’ HAVEN Feb. 2S~ James ELI-01' the Phoenix and American Nation-
ward Meeker of Bridgeport. a mem- a1 Banks oi this city, which was to
her of the junior academic class at be voted upon today by the stockhold-
Yale. has been elected chairman 01 ers of the two institutions, has been
the editorial board of the Yale Lite!- pogtponed (gr SIX weakg, No reason

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WEDNESDAY, FEB.'28. 19"

llEIlliS IlllLililIlilllS lllllll Ill Will SIREN

Funeral of David O. Cometock. W

The funeral of David 0 Comstock WALL: STREET, 10.10 rum m——'i‘r11d~
the Fitch Home inmate, will be held In“ “'55 “shtaud featureless at the op-
33133 afternoon at: oclock from Ru)" thing of toda3’ s stock market Aside
mood and Son's funeral parlors in ”0'" a “mile 0‘” 1 DOW "1 BmhIt‘lfl-‘m
\iain street. Rev F 1). Torrey pas Steel changes Were only fr.actio11a1
tor of the N01 walk Methodist church, with ”5““ ““39"an gains.

will (rillclate and intrrmcnt will fol- . "'
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low 111 the Norwnlk cemetery Mr I SF“ iu'i‘.11a 111 1110 mar

‘ ‘ hot reversed its course soon nftei the
totnstock 331111 a private of Company ,

'11. Fifth, C. \. 1.. and was seventyone opening. growing active and strong
wears m. age undel the load of the luterborough-
- 1 1 ‘ Metropolitan issues in connection with
“some important developments said to
be iupending. All the speculative in.
i‘orites moved upward as did also
Louisville 18‘; Nashville. Atlantic Coast
Line, American Sugar, American 'l‘cl-

Albert 8. Frost.
Albert S. Frost, 11 Fitch Home 1111
mate, died there i'estcrday aged sixty-
sovcn years, nine months and sixteen

days. Iie‘wns a private in company H ,
E. Eleventh C. V. 1.. and also 'l‘hit'ti “"th- and It‘llllll‘iillh “WI U101 (-“P'
t}. 3'. Light Battnrv. The funeral I“ “ham” Amml‘ P110011 gave way

to (influenza and primes cased off.

WALL S’i‘liiiilf'l‘, noon »\\'ith the
approach of the noon hour thr- inur-
ltct'a apathy inrrcnscd and lllI‘lIiM‘
clinccilntiou of some of the earlier
gains with recorded. 'l‘hcrc 33‘11‘c atl-
3'111‘511 l'lIIliUl‘zt dealing with l'nitcii
States 8111.11. Ilill that sltit‘k was relic
li\'t"3' iirin. Aside from some slight
strcumh in such spci'iiililcn‘ as Worth
01‘” l'nion and l’lttsiuirg. (‘. t‘. K- St,
louls. trading with (it'\‘()I(I of any 111.111
i'ctiturc. ltonds Wcrc hit‘tilll'.

will he held at 2 o'clock today from
the Home t‘hnpcl.
Funeral of Nathan Roberts.
Funeral services over the remains
of Captain Nathan itobcrts will in-
held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock
from his into home in thihoi'n art-1111c.

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KILLED BY ILLUMINATING ti.\S..
Nl-:\\' HAVE. \‘. l~'i-h. 2K.»~~t‘hnrica
iti'nson. 11311111 2.? yours, was found
iii-11d in “I'll ‘at his hoarding 1101150 It)-
11113‘ from inhaling Illuminating: pus.
\\'hcn he went to bed last night 11c left
the, has burning in his mun). About
an lioui; intti' tho light “'I'lll out while,
h‘c was slot-plug, the supply of 1111s,
which 1111111111 into IIIt‘ hlauma through
is. known as it "quartvr meter,"
111131111: licclt chhtiustt-ii A uicnihi-r oi”
1111.1 l..1r.il_v illlt'l' put :tno'htt lpiai‘lcr
into the ninthiui- and the 1:.“ ttouci
11111111111 hul into ittnhon s. 101111 111111113:
the night. His dcuih 13:11 distort-red
13111-11 souicuiii- 331111 to t'lIIi him this
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I.C€IIIII’I' phi. raw uni 1331-1" two point
on tho puhlltalli‘m of the annual Il port
13111111 .houmi n (It iii it of 1111-1 $331111.
W'tl nilci fixed lithium and «iiiitlt-uds
'I'hcicsi of 11111 ninriicl was not inliu.
I‘IH'I'iI and own 13113111111011 slightly ii;
slots. licntliui: ’{iliiliiu almost a point

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boil} (it llw Into [lithe of hill». who IIII‘iI “ml“"i‘ll‘m “I'll ”I" ”Willi OI Mm“,-

11: 33,-0.3”! I‘Ml'lll. 011 January :5,‘ “1;“,- (lira-11hr ru. of Ibis city, whom) hotly.
tciiipornril} hurled today in thc royal “t‘itll‘ll ”WI “‘lill 1.11.1 ill“)!!! ltd-“310d.
'Hiilha hzrc. it will rvzuziin here 1111 “file found in thc “Wm! Woods." in

iii the imiiploiiou of I!!!’ faintly \'i|lIII M‘stcialtiy.
.1! Mn: Lodge. llrncuinr. Scotland.

'i‘ht- Littoral St’l‘l‘ii‘vs \vt-rc of

IIiIIIlIIt'Il. was intinmtcd l13
lili‘ utilhtlrllica today. I't’n‘oitci‘ Mix.
\\I:u is 11111111113: an inquiry into Illt'
simplest kind. King licorgc. (\Iilt‘t‘ll 11111111, said this morning that in- IIIIII
,.\iar3 and Princess lioynl and hcr lllliJilIg to gltc on: at that time. not.
’il;1uphtrrs. .‘uoiucothcijuwnilicrs of the imam hllvc Inter. tirccuhcrg was a
,royal family and a low porsonil thrifty and fairly prosperous fruit
intends comptiscd tho conurcgntiz‘m. pcddlcr. A l‘nrthcr loiiuh oi ti‘aacdy
,Qucnn Mother Alexandra was unablu was alwn to the case today 113 the
(to he. prcsclil owing to an attach or in» annrmui-cmcnl that he was to have.
tluenza been married in a short tlin'c. The
first ihcory that he might have taken
SHOT HIMSELF AFTER LECTUHE his lilo has been sci aside. according
KILLINGLY,Fob.2.“,11-miirnnk White. to thc 'fllIIIIOHIiGS. by the discovery
who shot himself in the head with a that the body had been bcntcn, the

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revolver during a temperance lecture head crushed with some heavy in
at a horse in East Killlnsh‘. Mondai ointment. and the throat pushed. it
evening, was slillalitont the Dav-Kim- was said that footprints 11nd been

boll 11081111131111 Putnam lode) but the found indicating that the hon. might
physicians there 11:13 he has no chance haic 33.1.1" tnltcn to the
to rel-0301 An operation pc1foi'1ncd on {pump
hicu showed that. when the bullet en-
tered the bond it split. onehult having
Iodizcd near the shall on the side of

spot where
niicr lift! “as extinct.

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THOMPSONVILLE MAN FINED.
TII(,)-.\il’S(lN\'Ii.l.i<I, Ii'cll. 12R.~1-'l‘il(.‘

entrance. the other half continuing to town court treasury was richer by
a point not yet located. 360 today from lines paid 133‘ Joseph
m» ---1~--—~----~-~- Depravilch and llclcrio Rosario. on

DANIELSON MAN ELOPES- charges of bleach of the peace and
Ii.\.\'l1<:i.St)-‘.\', ”I‘- \ warrant simply assault The additional costs
(‘IIIITKIIIK "Professor" JOL‘I lo. R DUI”) were 82618. 'H‘p ““3“ (‘I‘Cilid‘tl n Sill.
with abduction, at tho carpet mill in which they are
'wns issued helctoda3. 1101111111th . cinplovmi 3e~zlcrday. 3“. " dispute
nllcizeti 1111‘! East lx’illinglv last Satur- and the same was 'n,,,m",m on Main
d“) I" compani 331111 MISS Claribclle street last night, tinting which llcprm
”0‘13”“ ‘3 vitcli nit Rosario over the head with
a length oi“ iron pipe. The former
Tau 1113‘133. but surrendered after a
time. saying he was afraid of the
angry mob which was trying to get
hitn.

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SCHOONER ONLY SLIGHTLY DAM-

AGED,

NEW 1,.o.\11)0.\'. Feb.
lJEOl‘il M. ’l‘hurlow,

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RECOGNIIES REPUBLIC OF CHINA

WASIIING'I‘ON, Feb. 28.—~The
house committee on foreign affairs to-
' day iavornbiy' reported the 8111er
1esoiution which. 111 effect.

28:»Schooncr
which . went

, two pm 39313, Scott w1eclters 1011113. She Is 01113 , , .
from a rising interest. displayed no ( gh \ sughu» tiulnaued looking no more (”mm the "a“ Republic of ”HM
emotion. "” —" 3 ‘ ' ‘ It congratulates the Chinese people
NAVY CHAPLAIN RETIRED. titan when she went ashore. A \vrech- - "on their assumption of the pone”.
, . " WASHIN "I‘ON. Feb. 28.———Roswell Ing crew was sent bv the Scott
1 . ' rule 111 a slilitli of s1if ov-
TWO MORE BATTLESHIPS DE R lines, one of the iwenh four chap Cotnpanv to Block island ‘0 float d s a 1 to poll 11 (s t g

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NEW VORK WOMAN MURDERED.

NEW YORK, Feb. 28.—-The body of
Mrs. Johanna ' lieuveron. who lived
alone in an apartment 111 Harlem. was
found this morning crammed into a
bathtub. She had been murdered some
time during the night and her flat loot—
ed. A ball boy in the apartment house
was arrested.

“1 simply can't stand the toot or an
automobile horn."

“How‘s that?"

“A fellow eioped with my wife in
state an automobile, and oven time I hear

 

MERGING 0F HARTFORD BANKS
POSTPONED.

 

 

posibie that the merger may not be
carried out as planned.‘ "

M-._J1L._..._._._.._ .

STATE PRISON is FULL. L

HARTFORD. Feb. Bit—The

prison at Wetherstield now

inmates, which is about its capacity.

back."-1tiinncsota Minnahahn.
. many prisoners having been received 1

Miss Baker—-Do describe the Riv-
Iera to me. Traveled lnvaild‘wwmi

"“W‘ my rheumatism was bitter there. but
MYFORDSV'LL‘ POST‘MASTE“ my teeth troubled me, and my nerves

, DEAD. '
1GAYL’QRDSVILL-E, Fob. 28.»:A. H
Bartow, formerly postmaster here. is
dead of pneumonia. He leaves I
wrnow.

,prisonei‘s is. 80

 

place it is.-—Harper' s sash".

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A woman can deceive a than almost
‘ as easily as she can deceive herself

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Advertise in The Sentinel.

 

 

 

 

81 HYATT

 

 

uoawatk‘s LEADING
DRY GOODS 31‘an

 

 

3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

STRIPED WASH SILKS. all the new: shades

SPRING SHOWING

...____ OF -..__

DRESS SILKS

All the Popular Novelties, in the Latest Shades

and Patterns

MESSALINES. attractive stripes and figures ......... . ......... 50c. 69c. 75c. $1.00 a yard
MESSALINES in fancy stripes. 36 inches wide ............................... $1.00 a yard
CHENEY‘S FAMOUS FOULARDS. guaranteed shower proof .. ................ 850 a yard
“TUB" SILKS. fast colors... ...." ....... . ................................ .29c a yard ,

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Thursday Special
Legs of Winter Lamb
100 pound
Homer S. Beers 6. Col

"I MURDER CASE 22 w. WASHINGTON 81:. so. Nos.

26 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOTI.
13 MAIN ST“ NORWALK

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NEW iNCORPORATIONS.
t'citllicntui. oi Iiii'tll‘ltill'iliitlll 3.11111.)
lit-in lih-d as zillion-,1: in 11111 ottice o:
the Mt rotor-3 Of the strum-~-

inltcr .0 I.ii:~ilt'l’, 1131:1111'11111‘atctl of
New Britain, to do n unit's 11111; imsi
11111.15; capital, SIZIUHIU
\tilli 87.11111 I'itIlI in;
t‘. iinltcr, ii. 11. LIISIIBI‘ and l’.
liocitc, till oi .\'- w llritiiiii.

The Sirpcmv Harness (‘ouipauy of
NW liarcn, capital stock, summit;
111131111 business with 57.3110; incorpor-
iiiors, William J. i’iclx‘ct‘itza,’ Henry
Sicptow, and Alli-.ittrl t.‘. Mancini, all
of New Haven.

’i‘liv Sword Manufacturing (7111111111113
Oi New Haven. to do a Illil‘d\\'iii‘r-.Iilll~ll~
110.135; capital stock. 81:1.1‘11‘10; hcgin
business with $13,001“); incorpornturs.
William 11‘. Sword, .lacoli Linicus. and
loliu W. Church, all of New London.

The ‘iandin Realty Company of

”1"." i IliI‘I' it :34
ilit‘tii’litlitlrnle, 1..
Edward

. ili'idgcrort has filed a certificate of or-

would res-1

has 625 a hoin toot 1 think hes printing her.

were bad. That's just the sort of n.

The officers of the, corn»

President, William 11‘.
Flushing, X. 12; vice president
and trtasurcr. Henry N. iinliock,
Yonkers. x. 1'.; secretary. Wright
Molilncaux. iii-00111311. N. 12; directors
the above officers,

113‘ agreement of the Stockholders
thc iiigelowiiarri1111111 Construction
t‘tuupany oi‘ Montrille has tiled a pro
liminury certificate of dissolution.

The Baird Machine Company of
Stratiord has {tied a certificate show-
ing the issuance of 1.000 additional
Shares of capital stock.

31111111111 1011.
1111113 follow:
Rea.

STEAMER GOLDSBORO ABANDON-
ED.

PHILADELMIIA, 171111. 28—41119
steamer (luldshoro, which grounded on
lirandywine Shoal in Delaware Bay.
yesterday. has been abandoned and
will piobably go to pieces in a short
time if It is not meanwhile swallowed
up in the quichsuuds of tho shoal

'i‘lie Goidsboro is owned 113 the. Phil-
adelphia and Atlantic City Transports:
iion (.‘ompan3. lier career has been
interesting. Years ago two brothers
in New York got possession of the
ship, stored her with $200,000 worth of
merchandise obtained on credit and
sailed to Honduras on what is describ-
ed as a phatical cruise Pre3ious to
that the ship had hen one of the Cl) dc.
liners

GUILFORD WOMAN DEAD.

6113130121), li‘eb. 28.~.\irs. George,
Griswold died today of pneumonia. Her
husband. her. 1)1‘.‘Griswold. died last
evening of the same disease. but as
Mrs. Griswold was in a critical condi-
tion she was not told of her husband‘s
death and died without knowipg that
he had preceded her by a few hours.
Dr Griswold was a retired clergyman
of the Episcopal Church. his last D81“
1311 having been in Shelton. Mrs. Gris-
wold had attended him during his ill-
ness up to last Monday. when she her
self was compelled to take to her bed.
The couple lived alone. No arrange-
means have been made for the tunerai.

 

it to expected, bower». that both will

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be buried on the some day.

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come the talk of the town. tell shouti ‘

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H.Krieger&Co.

 

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Charge

Account with
Us will help
You Wonder-
fully

The SmallWeekly Payment enables
,you to dress yourself and family

from head to foot.

We are now

closing out our Winter Clothing for

Men aiid Women

No matter 1how

cheap other stores are selling for
spot cash our Easy Payment Plan

enables you to

buy cheaper and

better goods than are offered. by
other concerns.
be convinced.

Test our plan and

 

1.111005; BANKS suan.

Mrs. Julia Curtis: Lawrence to Try ti)

Recover Estate in New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.~Mrs. Julia.

(‘urtiss Lawrence. of this city, today
brought'suit in the federal district
court against Elmore S. Banks, of Fair-
iieid. Conn..‘ to recover

this city, and is said to be valued at
$6,000,000.

The probate
C'onn., adjudged Mrs. Lawrence to be

an incompetent person and appointed,

Elmore Banksas sole committee of
her estate .

BRITISH COLUMBIA PARLIAMENT
DISSOLVED.

VICTORIA, 13.0., Feb. 28.——The

I British Columbia Parliament was dis-

solved iast night and the McBride gov-
ernniont will go before the country
on March 28.

her estate.,
which includes a large bank accou11t.§
a third interest 111 the property of
Mary G. Pinkney, her aunt, located in!

court of Fairfleld,“

 
 
 
 

l Our‘Spring Stock
3 ‘ of High-grade
l Woolens. is now
i ready for your in-
spection.

Tailored in our.
own workrooms

 

 

Joseph Davis

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