100 dlnareut patterns to se-
‘ loot irom. . .
E K BANKB
Ickerno Hotoi’llaok
South N6rylalk ‘ ~
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11°
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11*
l
Francis Lemongelll. of Narfolk, has
been visiting in town.
Mrs. George 0118“ of Bridgeport, Fair and continued cool tonight and
spent this morning in Norwalk on 131181 Tuesday; An extended area of high
lness, pressure ceut1al over the Lake region,
...—......— l
The next meeting of the Norwalk ,
City Council will be held two weeks the Mississippi l'i‘er.
i’rom tonight.
disappointment to the usual Sunday
sea-shore goers.
Mrs. George W. Smith, of Kellogg‘
street. entertained Brooklyn friends
over the Sabbath. 1
Edward J. 1~Sullivan, of. Orchard
street. is entertaining his two sisters
li'rom Holyoke, Massachusetts.
Our Brothers' Lodge, No. 10, I. O. R,
will hold a regular business meeting
this evening in the Wall street quar-
tiers.
1119 regular Saturday night dance
1 or the Knob club was largely attended
and all present had a very pleasant
lime.
The Metropolitan Orchestra, of Nor-
walk will hold a regular re'hersal this
evening at the heme of one of the
members.
The Rev. R. S. Putney, of Westport, ‘
Conn, occupied the pulpit of' the First
A Methodist Church at both services,
yesterday. .
Miss Emma C. Gil, of South street,
has returned home alfter spending a
week with her brother, Ernest Gill, in
Springfield, Mass.
Father William 'Csvanagh, assistant
rector at the :Norwich R. 0. church,
is visiting his mother and other rela-
tives in Orchard street.
The water commissioners will re
ceivo sealed proposals until July 24 at
noon. for painting the water tower
and tank in South 'Norwslk.
At the First Methodist Church, next
$1111day morning, the Jubilee Singers
of Clai’lin University, South Carolina.
will :be present and render a musical
program.
Miss Adeline Naphcy of Osborn avo-
nue. East Norwalk, has returned irom
, - a wach‘u pleasant vacation and has
resumed her duties in F. Ill. llockwood
_' and Company's more ianll street.
‘ one Rev. John E. Zeiter 1| spending
the week in and around New York
cllyr During his absence he may be
addressed at 312 Court street. Brook-
5,; mil, N Y. Mr Zaner will return the
latter 11er of the molt.
. ills-Mayor 11. ll. Golden. president of
‘ '1119 Booth Nor-walk Trust Co. and
William A. Cumin, cashier oi insecu-
mi National Bank, of Nora/silt. have
been appointed mulls“ on the on»
11110 of the late Nelson Toylor.
”Wu-u
_1 ...; Douglas Fowler Woman‘s italic!
' dorm. No. 16. will (1111411616141 111% {was
11111116le. Tuesday:
23rd of 3111?. it W in
(mm to 111! W W
1 some»
1 7‘ of Belle Island Club House an ‘-
South Norwalk and Norwalk
cential over Montana is producing 1111-
i ' ‘ ' d— t settled \Veuther between
The ran of yester ay was a grea Mountains and the. Mississippi river
fair weather and not much change in
temperature.
pleasant weather will prevail in thisi
section during the early part of the
weekend warm
weather during the latter part ottbe _
week. ‘
1741111111 anniversary of this “in _ 611 on ‘
Pier.
Also Other New Ones.
MAI;
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STATIONERY STORES
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1‘
‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
s producing cool, pleasant weather
his morning in all sections east of1
A disturbance
the Rocky
’Conditions faVor for this vicinity
The weekly forecast states that cool,
unsettled, showery
WEATHER A VEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 64; high, 78.
Clear.
“’W i
The w'eekly dance of the 1No1walk
Yacht Club will be held at the Hickory
Bluff clubhouse tomorrow eVening.
Anna. Clarkin of Ha1bor avenue. has
been admitted to the .Norwalk Hospi-
tal for treatment for typhoid fever.
Mrs. John J. O‘Brien, or Stamford.
has retuxned home after a few days'
wish. with Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.
Duffy, of Norwalk.
Sarsfield Burns of Franklin avenue“
is enjoying a. month‘s vacation from
his arduous duties in the Fairfield
County Savings Bank.
The Harris and Guns Company
have forwarded to .Chief llogardus, of]
the fire department, a check for $10
in appreciation of the work of the
department at the recent lire in Wa-
ter street.
Attorney Leo Davls and family, of
East Norwalk. will start Wednesday
on their annual vacation and will go
to the same place they have gone for
several years, Lake Placid, N. Y. They
have secured accommodations at the
Grand View Hotel. Mr. Davis will re-
turn about August it‘lth.
Notice was served on Benjamin
Rubino, of Wall street. to clean out
or the bark Mill Brook the dead fish,
he had dumped there. R. M. Leland
did the actual (limping last week and
Angelo Mace the week preceding. R111
blno did as directed and saved himself
a complication with the authorities
who received the complaint from
George Mitchell.
Charles Barber. of Van 211111 street.
East Nofimllt. says ”any: they don't
do it that way in 1310111011," but his pro—
mutations made little. bums/Ilsa on
Traffic Cup .1. S. Murray, who handu
ed out an order that was promptly
disobaysd by barker, resulting in the
arrest of the erninz one. Barker
broke a noble rule, was Instructed
how to, rectify the mistskwchosn to
bonds necessary {or oil release.
will reach the ears of lollylnx friends.
tilub who started for Loan island
Illpsniloulm. “It ll
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‘ A GOOD THING SELDOM “HAPPENS."
I
or lift cover style.
My business and the confidence of my customers didn’t come '
I've built them up very caletully, on the solid founda
. tion of fair treatment. My rule is to give eveiV customer not only
the tan treatment he’s entitled to, but it passilble, a little batten
That's the way I’ve made my business, and that's how I intend
Fair dealing always, and a little better if. I can.
makes us new friends and keeps our old friends with us.
by chance.
tokeep it
. First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—430111116 Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
1 m
WALKS
. . to you
“Our line or Refrigerators are all of well known makes, such as
1 The White Mountain. Leonard Cleanahle, Makes and Macs,
are economical users of ice, made on strictly sanitary lines. in Dov:
ceiain white enamel, zinc. had galvanized linings, in either apartment
A. J. Collins 81 Co
They ‘
llT MUST BE MADE TO “HAPPEN.” ..
It
MANUEL .T. HATCH.
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Concreie, Cement, Flag
(ICurb & Gutter. Reset
01d Walks Recovered
QGrading. Excavating. Team Work
RAYMOND MOTHER’S]
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O. B.Jackson
Optician
a Want. eraser
nonwhtx.
PHONI 480.‘
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free 1
. ogfor fire alarm.
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a“one 132151 1’Bt.. Concordhond Lin-011'
141—- North Main and Ann 81m.
16—41119!” W? View Ave.
«walks to
17-41? oat Ave. now 0.11... :81;
1111-1111311 scum
5‘”Xh1‘tv.‘“ié‘t.?‘°i’él°'
aiwhaitnut‘s‘tlid lien 81- I.
to—xsoulb Mai 11 and come 81:.
26—»Lexlnlton Ave. and Austin at.
27w-West wag“: ”at
his lain 31.. Ibetween Grove and
3E~x M1) 0Electric Works. sut- It.
admit ring and Clo
35...; avlland and are: Btu.
31::Lockwood Mil. Co
meld Ave. a'nd coau- st.
12~Tnylor Ave. and South St.
:x—Woodward Ave. and Meadow
tin-Burrltt and Quintard Aves.
16~Woodward and Lownde Av‘og.
Sin—Golden Hill at. and dElmwoo Avo.
52-W aahi nston 8.1
53—Frolahtxaardk andB Anne "Etta. private.
111015,? .
liffo'rd and City Ennis.
at
andWsm
64w orwa 0110..
(12111me non-Interfering bow.
) Master box. from which the nuin
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p In.
standard time.
1 One stroke at odd times. tostin: 0.
line open. -
. Two strokes after an alarm, lire out. to-
calls department, 1»1
Three slow. strokes. water to bo‘ Ihul
off.
law 511 In. .. each Wotan-day. I. box
1111ch for test.
ire alarms 101' an; district also ro-
celved by telephone. 0. .
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VNORWALK Irma ALARMS ‘
16~Corner of Mom and Wall Streets.
ai-Belden venue and Union Place.
22—»3 ling ill and Kellogg Street.
24* 111011 Park.
25~West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27~-Franklin Avenue and Lyrics Place.
ill—Gas house. (Private box).
32-«Weat Awnue and Mexwln Street.
”S‘s—~Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
3i~—Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
86-West Avenue, near the armory.
tin—Stevens Street and Elm Crest.
11-0mm Stree and Wilton avenue.
tit—Main mm and North Avenue.
iamenco Street.
.61»Grand Street and Tindail Lone.
52——Maln and Catherine Streets.
reanaan Road and Fair street. ~
dim-Chestnut Street. near Summer St.
56~Main Street and Union Avenue.
fills-On 'I‘ie ‘Grcen.
lid—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
64~East Avenue and Duskam Lona.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOX”
File headquarters. 60 Van Zant Strut
Telephone 7170
iu-Fitch School (private).
6~Marvin School (privme.
2111—1121151 Washington and on Stu.
zip-Van Zandt 81.111111 Osborn Ava.
6~East Ave and Rowan St.
7—Winfield 81.111
3~Fort and Charles 819
I—East Ave. and ten St.
{Iv—St. John St. and diio Ave. 1
1l2—-Seavlew Ave. and First St.
lid-Boulevard and Second St.‘
Baa—Cove Ave.a.1d Fifth $1.
387~Boulevnrd and Blackst no 81. (TI!
ail—«Rayon St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
342—Keyhor St. and Duck Pond rd. (To 0.!
31 sthhore Hosea. (Te 1
At eiephone message to Electric Station
(7015)"n between the hours or 6 9.9.1111
6 a. rug location oi tire. an ”alarm
will be 5 van 0. nearest box
Private boxes will only be pulled for
fire on grammes where located.
Secon alarms are only to be liven b
the chief or acting chief upon his arriv
at the tire.
”«MNNM-
Op Io lai Signals
T1. Moyer Automobile
The car that takes you any distance and brings you A back
again in peace and comfort.
1913 MODELS
Now Ready for Demonstration at Our Garage.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET
Tolophono “1-3 NORWALK. CONN.
1~One blast at 8 1pm.. “standard tinn-
1-1—~Two blasts. re
oon union of public school.
entire department
lawniokory 81117! 'd ‘Beii puma.
11‘3"” mimmd Sound0 to “flexible
B-"O:l‘ltnl." McKinl nlyo (amour
luv—Penna or 81.101
lib—Cr 1'0" 1. to Bottom.
tin-Railroad to “Email?”
ma—am
indium tel-tin
Two at I
ICE CREAM
THEilBEST IN TOWN
HAVI YOU TRIED 11‘!
We have our new machine working now and are making good
100 cream.
Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
on
It 11.61111.
1‘trip of the Sam Paul Association.
. jackets were along on. that excursion
‘ “Bald Jack"
‘Webber livers also on board the steam-
threatened to tell more about how the
1—0110 blast at odd times. testing or Inn
11-11-Twenty two. at 8 1.111 no morn-
ing session of public schooim
11- lI-Twenty-two. at 12: to p. .110 If-
llnllilu—Ton blastl quickly cllll the
IOWAYTON FIR! ALARM morale“
'lzwmnhland Ave. to N. 1.. N. E. A B.
[Io-Will to Bri an die Bron tIidI.
19-113mm fig?” ling. W 1‘ I. I.lsounda. was evidences that when the “murder
EM $.90“ o Ibo 11rd 3:“ .. 338%”; car" come near the scene of the shoot
1 rolug of on bail. than. 1-1. In
mfi'm mom of .111. 11:11. thus. 1-1-14.
amigo“ or moro IlIrm indium mon-
11, 111111 81.111111111111111.
(Continued from first page.)
Plans w... laid on tho excursion
Rosenthai had been talking too much.
Some wall iknow‘n gunman and black-
tulp and the ‘detectivesnow knew that
Rose and' "Brldgle"
er. ,
It was the day that Rosenthal
police grafted on gamblers that the
word was passed around that Rosen-
thal must be made wway with.
Police Commissioner Daugherty
has liound out that “Bald Jack" Rose
was a very Ibusy man that day and
that Jack Sullivan. the gobstween fer
Rose and Police Lleut. Becker, was
also actively engaged the night Ro-
scnthal was shot. Sullivan, after a
grilling early today, told Commission-
or Dougherty that when he left the
gang at 1:30 a. 1111., 01 twenty'seven
minutes before Rosenthal was shot, he
went to “Bridgie” Webber’s place to
find Sam Paul. He could not locate
him, but did find several gunmen.
Six men are now-in custody in the
Rosenthal case, one of whom is held
as a material witness and five others
charged with being implicated in \the
crime. Oddly enough Commissioner
Daugherty says that not one of the
men who killed the gambler is under
alrest.
District Attorney Whitman Ieturned
to the city today to take up with the,
grand jury an investigation of 'the
Rosenthal case.
Lleut. Becker will be mermltted to
testify providing he will waive immu-
leave 1110111111.... an equerry in
form some inboard and demanded .
interview
at the sta ium gave him the hot
being can 1113ch the best all a
athlete of t e games.
cells.” said the equ‘orry, “and would.
like to see you at; the palace in 0111111
to congratulate you. "
Kings." replied the big Indian, as‘ho
grinned bashfully.
goods and tell him 1 can't get own
kind of stupor.- It is said to b 1
first time on Iccord that the King‘ inc
vitation has been refused.
ill. Chuppa, a
attempted to turn his wagon aloun
North Main street, in front of Hayes
the wheels of the wagon caught in
curtracks,
straightened around it had bumps ‘
to a new automobile belonging" to "
Mr. Leach badly denting the front lieu
der, just ahead of the running ho rd
An argument ensued, and Capta
,Harry Gibson then came along an
succeeded in getting the matter 6
tied to the apparent satisfaction of all
ryone.
$10.00 to cover the damage
done.
tinel Want Advs. to secure the hall
hold help has a little time for at
things.
ith Thorns, whose rec
11"'l‘he King has heard or your at
“.Ugh. I don’t know much shout
“Other him any
The equorry went over the side
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WAGON STR'UCIK AUTOMOMILE
About 5 oclock Saturday altern
ISaugatuck contra to
market For some unknown reason
and before it could 1
It is staté‘d that Channel). 9
lbs 1111‘
The woman wno- relies 1.11th
nity. The public prosecutor makes no
effort to hide his «belief that the shad—
ow of Becker rests upon the Rosen-
thal case and in consequence will not
subpoena him. Whitman takes «the,
11051111611 that if Becker is as innocent,
as he says he is, he will seek to ap-
pear before the grand jury waiving
immunity 1
1 The grand jury will also take up
the charges that the police profited
from gambling houses by permitting
them to run without molestation.
Police Commissioner Waldo an.
nounced today that Lleut. Charles A.
Becker has been relieved of charge of
ocuus'rswnuloprlclms .
MANY A MAN.
is surprised to find the differ»
ence a pair of glasses will
make!
To see print clemly and o
jects plainly, to be lid of t
tired muscles and dull aching ol.‘ ,
the eyes ‘
OCL1 LISTS not opticians. ex-
amine your eyes here
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Con
Established 15 years 1
the “strong arm" squad and is trans-
ferred to do regular desk dutyqln the
dbthpollca precinct of ‘the Bronx.
.This is the first ofllclal move made
by Commissioner Waldo in connection
with the case since the killing of Ros-
.enthal.1
That the murderers of Herman Ros
enibai have been slipping quietly out
of town for the last few days is now
the belief of detectives who have been
asked to pick up certain ugunmen
whose names have been given to the
police oiiicials. That a picked band
of gun men was selected to shoot
down Rosenthal has been learned by
omclals of the prosecutors omces and
that they have disappeared since the
killing is understood. 1
investigation shows that there was
not a’slip up in the plans to kill Ros-
enthal and that the principals behind
the plot were most careful to establish
alibls. Furthér, fifteen or mere men
must have had some connection with
the plan to slay the gambler as there
his all taxicabs in the vicinity had
been hired and .sent aWay to prevent
asucoessful chase being made .11 the
murderers. 1.
These were reports today that Bald
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MAIL! MINI PROM
IIItIm Potato-4: 7.00. 10:80 I. It.
111.111.1110 .
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ignore the order and was arr-«1911.111. ‘
ore-s time he had not secured tbs 026 ‘
those members 01 also would East .
hearing that 11.1.1111. of the sail , 1‘
..W are habitat 110118 hum about ‘
uoawnut. .1 IA." aonwALK. ”36:71”?
1 ,1 1* 11 DIANE: gut-£9 130a. snowman;
' Y ‘ NON.‘ “.:” ;:m f. “0 trig-u 3100. I
‘11:.“ as
them last on hand.
The Paris Cloak & Slut llo'us'efi'a
. 515 Main at... standard. 1
as an. Main 81.. South Nam-1111
4,1
‘k
Think what you have in this clearlnlz this. We will carry no
33111111. Dresses, coats. skirts. Waist: over into the nut mason. We . .1 1
outer to close out who. Wool/o left It a too: rather than to. "
The woman shrewd . 1071111111171, to
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00. 0160 p.
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£37011 It'll égihtia‘ cicé‘gllo p. In. III!
11“}. onovv‘ll. Fallout».
lllorwalk Postofflco .
South Norwalk Postoffico
i
Wfi'fifim’e oil 01min“
a
Jack Rose has squealed and that Com-
missioner ’Douxlierty was In possession
of all the same. of those men who
wars in the ”murder car. " Daugherty
has promised impOrtaat arrests to-
day, but further than that will not
discuss the case. “Big Jack" Zellg,
l gunman and‘ganz leader, will surren-
; der today it was reported.
William Shapiro. in another stato-
mont, adding important details to
what he had already told. has revealed
how mailman kept the street in front
of the Hotel Motrtlpole practically
tore the murder, in order. apparently.
that the "murder car" 111111111 um 11
“clear getaway.
lie is supported in 11. statements by
witnesses who noticed how empty the
thoroughfare was and commented on
was obtained by the district attorney.
clear of taxicab; tor thirty minutes be»
it. 31111111111 11 supplementary statement
in said 111.11.11.11... mm men must 1
1 have known or the “cloak” that a...
to 1) studio on. III they were in trout
Open SaturQAy Evenings 1‘ ‘
THE. RECREATION TOURS. "
Season 1912.
Atlantic city, 5 day tours $2
Mondays, July 15, 22, 29, Aug.
19, 26, Sept. 9, 16. ‘
Block Inland, 3 day tours 810.50 and
$11. 50.
saturdays, July 13. 20, 27, Aug. 3,
10,17, ‘24. 31.
White Mountains, 5 day tours. 426.00
Mondays. July 15. 29.11115. 6.‘ ll
19, 26. Sept. 2.
Thousand islands, 5 din tournww
Tuesdav, Aug 20m.
Royal Tour 9 day: tour ...... $7 06
Tuesdya, August 20th.1
Visiting Thousand Islands, 51.1.1.
rence RlVer, Quebec, Mounted],
Lakes Champlain and George and
Samtoga.
Tours to Niagara Falls. Nova. Boom.
Montreal. Quebec, The Saguenay Riv
cribing all tours and rates from you
station addresa
THE HECREATiON TOURIST COM.
PA NV, ,
101 Orange 81., New Haven. Outta. _
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oAvm w,‘ 11111110116
Funeral Director Embalmer
. 10 No. Main 8t, 80. Norwalk 1
* Residence. 5 Washington at.
Telophono office—awe. ,
To‘io hone Ii: house-498.
sumusn TIMsrAsLa
0n and after Monday, June 17 v
the newfimd commodlous .
STEAMEHG HUNTIQGTON,
Capt. Williamo You“: willrru
follows: home Huntl'nélon
walk Mondays and Friday: I .
1n. and 2 110 r. to. have Norm
Huntington Mondays and‘li‘
8:45 11.111.11nd 6. 30 p.111. 1631c
tickets 60 (11111111. 8111319 me
Children. 6 to 12 years, axon“
cents. Single tars. 26 1101113. 7
Kai's from Norwallr by .:8 do .1.
will have four hours at. Hull
pic of Connecticut an 01111115 out ”
new and communion: stumdr'
infilon across the sound and v 1
of the 11110111 shoots of water,
world, inundation Btyfiw wtl’l
bastion or
unsurpassed:
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