Tourists." Pohcy 1, halted stolen. $113“ and World-l [cavern your baggie e11311111111; any and , I navigation and trmportatlon, while risks, by lire. theft. lightning. I11 transit by. or it the custody of my railroad, express, rooster trunnpon button or 01 any Suamafltp 00.. etc TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN imitation of All Kinds flail Ennis—Town, Country and Share Telephone 1230 “Upstairs Over the South Norwalk Trust 00., 87-91 Washington at... Booth Norwatk, Conn. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER 1 ‘ Electrical Wumg Fine Line Of Elec- trical Supplies Charles Buck, Jr. Audra-11 51 MAIN 81“.. NOHWALK Telephones: Office. 901,. house, 21-3 . . 1 street, I’ltidgefleld Sund ny successful fair in that place Saturday other a visit to Mr. Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent and Pro- ' marrow evening. at the home in South 11 Main street. I In Dnnbury icy on July 27. The F‘ooto family will I roolde nit Mrs. John limb: Cobble cot logo. ‘ “it J Anywhere 111 Did on ever hear of a“For ale" sigxi board? 11085. . ' We 'Have Sold not for YOU? GET IN long en.ough Tear down ,tressesignal and prepare 1 tory. terms, etc: Padded prices 220 BROADWAY .1 EMBLEM OF DISSATISFACTION makes a neighborhood look CHEAP. would you seek a ' location where every farm was plastered with a ‘ “FOR SALE" board? Of course you Wouldn’t It requires more than 11 "FOR SALE” sign to sell ‘ property It requires energy. hard work. years of ' experience and a thorough knowledge of the bus— in your county this spring than all other agenhtp combined. As we have sold for OTHERS.W while you can. You have been on a “dead one” Write us giving full particulars, WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF CASH BUYERS. P. Sde make no charge of any kind unless little is made by us. 01 to party whom we may send. Stripe-Hodges Company ‘ Real‘ Estate Inveshnents Farms Wanted! Connecticut a ram being sold from We never did. This More Farms Why .ON .A “LIVE WIRE” your “FOR SALE.” dis- 1 ‘ 0 wave the flag of vic- ‘ 1. . price, 1 will not be considered. NEW 10111: cm: t..-» --.....——..-1'.fi‘- _.__.._..____.... .. n ~m-.-.~:.mm 1...“ -. Miss Ella Kuch of 12 FrunkllniMOSQUITOES—LOOK AT NEW R0- 13 visiting with relatives in ‘ CHELLE. Derby. . Homer Wright. of Bridgeport, was a visitor in town, Sunday, the guest of relatives. (Sihtmles and William Taylor, of Franklin str.eet have been visiting in M111. Effie C l-loyt.ofS"1111md is spending a few days 111 1191'“ home, No. 21 Lowe street. Miss Helen C. Iiubbcll, of Norwalk, is spending the week with Miss Elen- nor Coley.‘ in Wilton. John ’l“ie1no). of New Yo1'.k has been spending a week with his par- outs in Butlex street. 1 Sons of regular weekly : Concord Division, No. 2. Temperance, hold a meeting last evening, Mrs. John Smith, of Main street. has been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. John Maulby, of New York. Miss Florence Sit/John. of Westport is the guest of her sister, Miss Elsie St. John, of .Silvcrmlne. it‘. 11. Bradley, 01 New Haven. spent with Mr. and Mrs. G. A Fruuhe, of Hazel street. Mrs. Emma L. tlules, of Gloss street. Norwnlk, is the guest of Mrs. E. Reynolds, in Northford. The Boy Scouts of Silvermine held a evening. Over three hundred people attended and 125 was cleared. him. and Mrs. C. ’l‘. Winters have re- turned to their home in Newark, N. .l., and Mrs. George II. Vos'burgh, of Putnam avenue. Muster Jolm and Timothy Mnher. of South Main street, are visiting thqh grandpuxents. of La Grangmile. Duchess County, New Yoxh, fol-‘11 few weeks. ‘ The 11116ntbly meeting of Norwalk toctlve Order of Elks, will be held to- Mlss Mny Moliormott and Miss 8110 McLean have returned to their home after a short visit with their cousin, Miss Edna ltoouoy, of Cedar 811.1101 Roy Herbert, who says he lives in Norwnlk, was fined 85 for being caught in 11 house of ill fume in Bridgeport. Sunday. night. Edward James. of Wenbport. was also 11 vic- tim of the police drug not. a... ”ammo—Aw” ill. 11‘. Turbo/it, of Moplewood, N. J.. ‘ , has rented the Godrge F‘.’ Fools cot. “ stavfifi at 111111 island for the remainder of the season and will begin 011111111111» (lounollmun W-llllnm if Hoyt, a mom tier or the South tworwalk celestial/ion which attended the good read. goth bring 11; 1111111111th. yesterday toll , 061) on the train returning 11018011111 through to 511111111911], where he passed ‘ ml or the 111m. 1' ‘ . W .W finihfi‘lno W... Waters. of . in our ._ be killed by lacul math, tut night. and was carried 1‘ Mm pent Saturday 11nd Sunday. ‘ Women's Club to Bepln Campaign in Spring. Against Pests—Health Board to CwOperate. At the meeting of the board of health. held 1Friduy evening, Mrs. Frnnit Carpenter appeared in behalf of the Women's Club and told the commissioner of the efforts of the club to nrouse interest in :1 campaign against mosquitoes. Mrs. Carpenter said that Messrs. Winshlp and Skinner. of the depart- mont of health of New York city, were in town recently and investigat- ed the local conditions. It is their mount the malaria breeding type. one out the malaria breeding type. and that the domestic mosquitoes can work, They be- lieve that. the malnrlu mosguitocs come from the marshes in the vicinity of Pelhnm Buy purk. According to these two gentlemen, it is 11 known fact that mosquitoes will travel twelve miles from their original “breeding pluce. This statement leads one. to teadlly believe that the New Rochelle masqulmes come from Pel- ham Buy park. it is the hope of the Women's Club to arouse enough interest in the proposed movement 80 that next spring the local committee can go to ~ the health boards in Larchmont and Mamaroneck and tell them that New Rochelle is ready to do her share in the work of killing or the mosquitoes if the labove named towns will do their share. It is then the intention of the committee to linve the three towns represented before the New York health department and demand that the conditions existing at Pelham Bay park be done away with, Inas- much us they are a menace and nut some to public hdnlth. The Women's Club has the hearty support and cooperation of the local health department in this movement. The ladies will call on Mayor Waldorf in an attempt to interest him in the project and request him to use his influence to have an item of $1.500 placed in next year's budget to carry on this work. In event of the city’s failure to appropriate this \umoult, it is believed that it can be raised by subscription. “1 should think that the rent estate men would enter with us in our of- forts to kill off the mosquitoes." sold Mrs. Carpenter. "What greater boom would the city want then to be able to any. ‘W-e have no mosqultmaa in New Rochelle.’ ”v—«New Rochelle Purs- grnph, July 19. 1912. ,' To Enumerute the Merits. ' of ' The“ , _ Sentinel f1 I , is finiteness». ”m BANBSTEB mum 81111- 1111111113 111113111 11011 (Continued f1om first page.) . guess we agree us to who is back of. this killing." But the public prosecu‘ tor does not tool that Commissioner lknxgherty can swing the .lpVestlga- tion of the killing alone. as he is of the belief that the police department will give no real old. The surrender of anlon may be .fol- lowed by the voluntary nppearunce q; the other gangsters known to have been in the "murder car" the night of the killing. Besides Vailon there were Hurry Horowitz. best known tin—1 der his going home of “Gib the Bloom" Dope Empire. 11 desperate East Side gangster; “Lefty" Louie and Whitey Lewis. Yahoo has nothing of tbeuppear- once of a gangster. tits mppenrance at police headquarters dumbfounded the desk sergennt and he had to con- vluce the detectives 11s to his identity before they locked him up. Vallon drew up at headquarters in a taxicab and louugers sow a fastld‘ ioualy dresséd, dapper little chap step lightly out of the car, and, swing‘ lug a mine from a gloved hand. mount the steps of the building. “Kindly tell me «where the detective burouu is?" be asked. Then Vullon nppé'nred before Lleut. McNulty and gave himself up and was locked up after that astonished official sum~ moned’an offiCer. ‘ Commissioner Dougherly .prepnred to give Vollon the third degree today today to learn further of those who hired the gun men to kill Rosenthul ' That some of the gun men have fled1 the city is believed by detectives who| add that the gangsters are probn'biy hiding in Chicago. 1 Commissioner Doughtery thinks that from some one of the gunmen he. will be wide to obtain a confession that will result in bringing to back those higher up. The commissioner says thnt nearly a score of men play- ed parts in the plot that ended in the tuning or 1103111111111 in front of the‘ Hotel Motropole and from among them he expects to find 11 “educator", The intimation he's gone forth turf the benefit of the mm Side gang men’ that those who shot down lioseuthai will be leniently treated it through them these ”higher up" can be reach- ed as the real conspirators. ‘ District Attorney Whitman when t... .. g M '1 .-...-. i told told that counsel for Shapiro was Handy to blue the chauffeur of the minder car" 111111 states evidence it he would be protected said: “Here is my toaitlon I will pro- tect evérynmun in this case if I can get the evidence I wont against po- licemen, evidence I know to exist. I will let Shapiro and Libby and 11 “ midgie” “hither, and 811-111 Paul and ‘ Jack Rose himself turn state‘s evi: deuce if 1‘ can get the police 0011111111115 tors. lint I have got to be. shown first. i won‘t buy a pig in u poke. “There are bigger men than Becker in this case, and i want them. What has tlieIIpoilco department. except Dougherty done? Nothing. They aren‘t doing anything now. Dough- orty is honest and on the level. but can he swing this thing alone? “The murder smells of police con- ntvnnee." 1 Sam Paul. the east side gang lewd. er, and “lirldglo” Wobbler, gamblers, were brought into the supreme court today on writs 01’ 1111119115 corpus sued 1 out by their lawyers. iSupreme (‘omt Justice Gelgcrlch to day adjourned until tomorrow morn- ing arguments on the militias corpus writ sworn out by Louis Weber and Paul charged with hating accessories in the killing of Rosenthai. ' . District. Attorney Whitman resumed hislnvestigntion into the Rosenthal case as soonIas he reached his office in the Criminal Court building this mornng. M‘r‘. Whitman said that Ro- sen‘thul's widow would be the princi- pal witness. today. before the grand jury. The well informed Man is thefiMan‘ Who is Respected He Reads The TWP“. ~ There is something , compelling, about a telegram 11: cemmands lnstdnt attention. '11 is never laid seldom No man is” too busyto stop’hnd rend n telegram. I .. tabs resd’lator. 7 ' cherries. soup looks patiently clear take it 1.11 1 the 1111.11.11 one monuments 161’. lemon juice and put aside to cool. 1 1 Herve in 11.1th W " ‘ $1 WntsTs 59 cents 1 ‘ 1 x $5 and $6 Dresses . l . The Talk: of the Tawn come and See for Yourself Never . Before Such Crowds MINTZ’S AmoSkeag Ginghnms, 5%c yard, Fullow the crowds 12c. Vests Cherry éhortctike. This is a sweet shortcake Prepare the cherries. Let them stand with the sugar over them while the coke .part is baking. Mix and silt (twice) two cupfulu of! flour, one dourth cup- .fui of sugar, dour level tonspoonfuls of baking powder, a pinch of nutmeg, and one'tourth‘tenspoonful of salt. bulb in one third .ouptfui of butter; add one egg wail beaten to‘two thirds on sweet milk. Mix on a floured pus— try bond; Roll out and bake in a lay- er coke tin in a hot oven 20 ininutes. When done spread with soft butter, then with pitted, drained and sweet» sued cherries. Cover the top layer also wlth cherries Sprinkle generous- ly with sugar. Top the cake with whipped cream. 5—4111 twill low): m Cherry ‘Boup. Stem and. wash 11 quart ot sour an... EIi-mmer slowly in a quart of water till tender. Rub through! stove and return to tire. Bwaeten with half 11 oupfui of sugar. When boiling thicken slightly with s tobleopoontul of nrrowroot rubbed to a photo with a. little cold water. As soon so the Hill 1;?“ bananas. strained strawberry juice This salad 1111 novel and wholesome. 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