Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 14, 1913 · page 12

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i so of Coal Reduced

,. ”To encourage the buying: of
all! early in the season we are

 
 
 
 
 
 

«Etta. Stove and Nut Goal

 
 
 
 
 
 

’ Prices are sure to be higher

"later in the year. We cannot“

Accept orders at this rate except
ifor prOmpt delivery, during the
”next few months.

Take advantage of this oppor-

.js”ti:nity by placing your order
- ”truth as now.

THE FERRlS COAL CO.

Thwn a...

suing a spehial reduction in.

Watches. Clocks and Optical Goods,

You to
Save Money

Watch Glues ... 100
Honda Fitted ...... 10o
Mainspring soc
Cit” swing eeegnleele'evile‘e

Our business magnet at all times is
provolone repairma-

If you need anything in Jewelry,

eeeeseeeee

eel -----

‘ i will sell-
cheaper than any ‘one else.

planes come to me.

Wetehee, Jewelry and Optical Goods.
Repair-log Done on Premises.
{155 Washington,“ South Norwalk.

One Flight Up.
(Keeler Building)

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Prepare tor the Hot Sun. Order
your

 

 

 

 

 

Awnings

now and save money. We also do

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imelia derelict in ,Itoly ,wh

‘ America.

acct was pressing. his attentions on

that she should not recover conscious-

(continent train first mall

lived together tor some no
they controlled and she left him, {for
He pursued her and loot
trail ‘of her. Finally he located her
‘With his daughter in 112th street, New
York. where she made a living as a
dresolnaker.

Reconciled to Family.

«He effected a. reconciliation with
his wife and daughter. The relations
between 'Geraccl am his wife grew
strained very soon, and inequent quar~
rels followed which soon developed a
state otstralned feelings between the
two.

On the night of the murder, Ger-
his wife._ :She repulsed him, saying
that he ’Was "dirty" and "drunk" and

Goraccl said that seeing her fall un-
conscious and believing that she
would die anyway, he was determined

ness and tell of his attack. While
she still lay unconscious he drove the
spike three times more into her head.
Packed: Body In Trunk.

lie then summoned the aid of Snl~
vatore Lohardi, of New York, and to-
gether they got a trunk and packed
the body of the woman into it. Gerj
accl then sent for all Adamo Express,
company wagon to take the trunk?
away and have it shipped to George'
town, Coull. This done, the two men
separated. Gcl'acci's fifteen year old"
daughter going «with lollardi. The

 

 

Alleluia lltslouletf

N. May 14.-~A militant our. '
“arson squad" duties the

hostile
night destroyed e. largo automated
roaldenoe, "the Highlands." at Ben-
sateen-Sea, near :Folkestono on the
Bhlsllsh Channel.
ed to the ‘Dlshonorallie Prime Mining
ter" and to the "Dishonorahie nest
nald . McKenna, Home Societal-Y."
were left lying about on the premises.
There was also a postcard bearing

 

the words "We Hope This is Not a,"

Poor Widow's House."

Bulfrasette bombs were found to-
day ln one of the passenger cars of
a local train running between Kings-
ton on Thames and London on the
Southwester Railway. making the
third outrage of this kind on the same

ed his suspicion. 0n investigation
two of them were found to contain
tin canisters filled with combuStlbles
and wrapped in Suffragette placards.
No explosion occurred and the bombs
were handed over to the police.
Striking evidence as to the exten-
sive operations of the Suffragettee en-
gaged in the militant campaign and ot
the had effect on the women's cause
of the outrages committed by them
was given during today’s resumed
hearing at Bow Street Police Court
of the charges against. the ‘Sutfrnsette

leaders of infringement or the mall-

cious damage to property nct.
Those who occupied the prisoners’
enclosure were Miss Harriett Rebeccu

Postdlrdp adtlreu- t

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New Lingerie

WAISTS

Pretty patterns that have never
been shown in town.

 
 

'1“.
o'e'ell'

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My Father and Mother .
Dyed Before I Was Born.

 

’ Tristram 8.
Norwalk s Loom
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk

.I .-.vfinial-.-.u,-,I£u.-,I,I,I,I_n.n,I,n,n.s1-:nln:o;s:.'s;nju‘,n;a:-:-;.;.;s;u,e Hill-2.11:] I .WW -
. , . .

The New Silk Undersklrts

are most attractive, in style, shade and price. Nilver have
- 1 we offered better values.

 

Confirmation and

 

DRESSES

Dainty designs that are most at-
tractive at a wide range of
prices.

lit

[by Store

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Are justly pd
silk in black

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Some as low as.

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$3

 

“Kiosiit”

, line withi tw the. O the ar- ‘ ~
. .50 Surel a calling him all sorts ofhbusive names, it 0 men n '
56 per ton delivered. 3’ m 3" much money. according to Geraoci. In an excess film at Waterloo terminus of the .‘ . ' Graduation
‘ . ~ . _ ton train crowded with passen- ' E ‘
Pei! Coal . _ . of fury he seized on eight inch nail “8' ‘ ‘
Cd ’5 00 per ton de‘ Ch I B d and drove it into her head in the 8979 on their way to business, the ' . e ‘. '
yer . ‘ y al‘ es fa“ manner of a dagger. She tell to the conductor noticed ill one of the com- Llngene 6 160a S
floor at once. partments three parcels which aroue- - -

pillar. Good grade

and all colors

 
 

 

 

 

Smith

. Cleanser and :.
Dyer

24‘N0rth Main St,
South Norwalk.

 

.55...- . ,

all kinds of UPHOLSTERING
and Furniture Repairing, Mat-
tresses Renovated, Slip Covers!
made to order. Our work is
guaranteed Estimates cheerfully
given. ‘

A. KOHNl

 

 

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last seen or heard of Lohnrdl. who ls‘i Kerr, Miss Agnes Lake, Miss Rachel
still being sought for by the pollceJ‘ilariett Mrs Beatrice Saunders, Miss
was that be was in .llui’falo togethcl Annie Kennedy, “has Laura Lenuox
with Golntcis daughter. land 1118 analytical chemist Clayton,"
After the confession of Gcrncci lllBETlle case against “General" Flora .
1'ltl\\\"els tiled im on acceplnuc by the Drummoud was poStponed until July,
iplosectlon of a plea of guilt; of mur‘ (thing to llPl‘ illness ‘
do: ill the second degree The (itsl Testimony was given by letter car

 
 
 

_;. .BUY _
Hazelton
Coal

i In. a. liershiicld & Son Co.
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lct attorneys office was wllllng to ricrs Mid pustotllce oiliduls as to the 1".

Phone 3364. 45 o h M in "r t

N n I 8" 'nccept the plea “hell the millenle STEM damage done to the malls by If 3“""°“‘v Greenwich and
*""‘""“‘" "”‘M" ““"' ‘ ’* "’7 leboued that tilele n as no plelncditu-j '(‘hemltfais and other fluids being pour— ' "9‘" York City.

 

tiou ill the (use The selection of the cd into the public letter boxes
Jurj. occupied only titelli) omen mlu- , The former business maungel oi the
mo ._ ; Sum-18’0"“? gfll‘e elldcnco as to the re
. State Policeman Frank Vll‘elii re-‘BpOnsleily of tile various prisoners
.turned to Bridgeport from New Yorilgfor the different departments of that
“m 3.311; after the conclusion of theincwspsper. The witness explained
trial which consummated some cite'c lihnt his services were dispensed with
l \e v. (it‘ll on his part in the normal by the militant soviet) as Mrs. Emilie
' ‘illg of the trunk mystery and in the line Pilnlrhuret thought it was better

 

H. Krieger &, Co

29-31 West Washington Street

 

3 Ariel Cameron ;
I 74 Washington Street
South Norwslk. Conn.

122 WATER ST.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NOTICE

 

Be Sure

"E; and Remember

if any junk man stops at your house II
'tr'tthout the sign Win. Elli-on. 3 Rowan ..
St, E Norwnlk. on the wagon and, ;:
says he is working for rue. he in chest- ..
log you because there were some '-

ln this we are specialists For j
many years our output on Art .
Squares and Rugs has reached -
400 per month. Sold through '

3} Loon class Ill

heels: and apprehending of General

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BillllllEl‘llllT (30th

William Ferris, of Norwalk. charg-
ed with adultery,,wns given a year in

 

that only women should conduct the
paper.

The witness‘ evidence,” to the loss
of circulation by the Suffragetto alter
militant acts had been committed was
somewhat surprising. He said that at
firs: thirty thousand copies had been
printed. but the saleswore only 17.~

Gasoline 19c

Also Lubricating Oils, Grease
es and Soup for automobiles and
motor hosts,

Special attention given to mo-
tor boats on Sunday from 8 un-
til 12.

 

 

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at Washington

Said: “Money cannot

. 00 l .. our agents at 500 per week. - 000. The paid circulation thou dro - - '
“gigging“;- {my amount; fling? l . iQunnité-l makes this possible ago ; the county jail, this morning. by Judge pad to 7.500. but 3,000 copies were 0:; The B.Hershfleld&Son C0. .
leather beds. metals and old automo-I “ a to" source 0 you A e ' J08! Read. in the Criminal 00“" 0‘ culuted in other We a .l s b y h t
ibile tires are in demand. Ask for I. no out “Mk and variety. Common Pleas. He had been bound y l u [ before 1'3th 1!! wm'b.‘ u C arac CI

‘prlces. Please notify ”me ahead as I .

ilm very busy during the
Telephone 44].

an' t GiveThem Away

J1any articles of mum kinds which
are burned or thrown away in house
okenlng tilne

AreWorthGood Money

1 pay the highest prices for metals,
, «bottles, rubber tires. etc.

Just Think of It

file :1 ill. for rags, {the per 100 lbs for
papers. 85:: per 100 lbs for books and
. magaalnee. Honest weight

season. 1

 

 

‘A. COHEN

EFORE YOU BUY SEE U8
FIRST.

 

 

Special
Charles H. Brown‘s regular 82.20
per gal. Pure House Paint with a 5
year guarantee tor $1.80.

Wall Paper at lowest prices.

Estimates for painting and paper
banging cheerfully given.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

,‘MAY saTTLE JUDGEBHlPe TODAY

HARM-(ml), May ll—w’i‘he Judlc
" tary committee will meet this after
noon to try to dispose of the various
ladxoshtpn. it is understood that in
.tloe Brldscporl contest the lineup is
, a follow! For 0er Foster, live its
publicans; for W. W. Bent. for Judith.
"and Frank in Wilder for deputy judge,
other minimum and one Republican
imputor Perry) for Judge Coughlln
said Robert E. l'loforeot, both Dollie-
rr in. it. is expected that tomorrow
o committee will make a report In
of lions and Wilder. and that

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ulna day next week.

7 South/Norwalk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The New Banking House of the

 

 

 

NEW YORK May it. “state rottula
tion of marriage was advocated in the!
report of the committee on familiesi
as presented today by Mrs. William}
Grant Brown at the l-‘ourth New York
City Conference on Charities and Cat'-
rection.

To hoop together a family wherein
there exists the evidence of n mentall
detective strain. Mrs. Brown reporti

 

all. "in to commit. u serious odenflo‘i‘ilutaa Stool corporation as all in-
' dustrial benefactor was the subject or
cat precision it is handed down from yesterday ll testimony of James A Far-

against the state, for with mntllomntl

one generation to the other. How-
ever. when the conditions in the home

 

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Savings Bank

‘over after trial in Norwaik by Judgel

'Pieas court. under bonds of #500, on

‘illlllli lRllSl All

 

Edward hi. Lockwood. ,
Mary and Rafello, wife ulldcousln
of John D‘LAmnrt, of South Nor-walk,
who were bound over by Judge Wil-
llsm F. Tammany, to the Common

Wednesday. April 30th, after their ar-
rest on April 28th, on the charge of
the husband. John D’Amart, that they
were unlawfully lesldlng together.
were sentenced to six months each.
but sentence was suspended and the
prisoners were placed in the care of
Probation Ottlcer John B. Lawrencen
this morning.

Check forger instills a young man

 

for auto hire. was sentenced to spend
two years in the county jail

mum—«um»

 

llillliiilllll iiilP

slow volts. it... lim’l‘ho United

the government suit to dissolve the
corporation under the Sherman anti.

his testified that’lho corporation
mannmctured cotton ties for the cob
ton growers in the South pecan" its
competitors found the business an»
attractive and had practically shear,
dolled it. The corporation, he said,
ulwnys have preference to govern-
ment work and in a meat lgtan
has slum other oscillos- rural

 

loans in ammo
shorts W

last Christmas he told Mrs. Pauli-
llurst that this falling off was due to
the letter box raids. but: the Suffrasei.
to lender shrulzged her shoulders and
said that could not he penalllle. be
cause when the women were most
militant they were most successful.

A receiving order was made by the
=l’iankrllptcy Court today against Fred»
sricll Petition inwrence, a prominent
and weultilx Suffrnglsl who recently
l‘tthBi‘etl his connection with the mill-
tnnl Sumngetto society

The order was made on the appli-
cation of the director oi’ the public
prosecutions because of Mr Law
rencng refusal to pay the (“oath of the
prosecution of himself and his with

ad an omelet roceiser to take charge
of Mr. lnwrcuoe's affairs and thus he,
although a wealthy man,» will have
place his business affairs in the hands
of this oiilclsl until the government’s
claim has been settled.

The application We. heard privately.
Mr. and Mrs. l..swrence and a law oi“
their friends were present. but others
wise this public was excluded from
the. court in enter to prevent a demon-
stration. A crowd of women. how-
ovofitcollm‘iod outside the entrance to
the court. which was guarded by a.
strong force of police.

HARTFORD May lim'l‘llo hill with
animating the Norwsllte, ”~th in
nearly loll pages in tonsil: was not
ready for introduction today. I"
Clerk at Ellis Blodietl ill lit The bill

life! not carry the relerendul’n- provi‘
ll on. ‘

 

 

hash Holloway, m honestly

an order or steal pillars to New on» and James 1., Dyan]: pm m cum}. diastole meeting tomorrow.
' the lessee trots ltlll it. sweeper. «News. and Grand York neutrals hulls Mancini scheme
W

Junior finale whole-s . or

lithium, were the heaviest.

 

 

 

$18.00
Ladies’ Suits

$12.98 '

Opposite lion’s Theatre

 

W— lqu .. .. n..mu.»~e.nmuo “we...

lull lit up Sllllll

WM», STllll‘h’l'l‘, 10:10 a. ln.-—-
stocks reacted slightly in the first
dealings today from the higher level
reached yesterday. All of the spcr'tt-
lstlve favorites opened lower, sl-

 

A person who has credit, conflicts mop»
ey. and credit depends on chllracter"

A man without character could not get
money from him on all the bonds

of Christendom

We Sell Every-
thing on Credit

as well as for Cash. The m ‘

40 Water St. TEL 34243 :‘llOtEOi-L money "023.521. G:‘°‘;:;nt“’;land \lrs lilnlnlollue i’nullllural when man With the fit pocketbook islands '1“!
G. YourdiSkY . W” por 0" a W W” “'3’” "mm“ "" m u... 0'“ "““ hi her with then the met we e
W... _- w ., ..... drawn by Joseph H Browu, Jr., a «y ””810",, on a charge of conspiracy K us 2
phone 912. 27 Ely Av... so. Nor-walk. “TATE“ WOULD “Wt—A"- MAA— south Norwalk plumber. and who I, my m, W“ Tm “Hummus JACOBY earner who possesses charmed.
1—,...“ w .m... RIMES. stuck other local people for money and amount in 33 0,50, The court appoint 1 l

A Chorus Account in our storelis an asset

worth more than money. Try! ill

 

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WALL d’i‘fiifllfi'l‘. il a.“ panties».
sure was limited to the first tow min»
nice of business, the market thereto
tel- adrenals: fractionelly. Chess-
peak. and (this gained 1. as on com
Adenine that the nip per cent. dirt-
dead rate will he maintaimd at the
New

 

lied little redaction in the movementl

 

quarters

 

the

though losses in most instances were lime in soils! suffrage for men and

tures and aroused great interest in the

WINK.

The tours of some young men urged
,some other young men to assist Mills
Helen Allen and tire. Dora 0. tiorlne.
two campaigners for the "Votes For .
Women“ cattle, in their attempts to
swing their cartels for the picture

displny

evening. The armpit” of the author.
all throng m with the young men
who helped. rather than mm those
who leased. .
., which .,
at lion» '

idl'i.

. OFF MIR-till?

{Continual from drill. page.)

Mitch or lentil stein nun spent . ”it

To-pi
ad

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better.

 

 
 

‘ $12.

Ml‘tllll navilond Bloch, last.

 
 

hill: and

 

W

muss Warned eon. 3

{organ

in his last remerll to the Pejo Committee

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ece Suits
Norfoiks

will he more popular than ever

. millilioeition will try null/hove the are good it is equally harmful to trust low. it won ,er Farrell‘s rec- Wamew ,only small iractlonh tlauodllm 1’th women." in all the cities and towns ”,3. ,_ ,0" We have “m“,
. olution mode the order of the day break up a family Here the state cud day on the stand II a witheul‘or COHOOUDATION mu. HO“? v17 M. With 8 6901“!!! 0i i 53. and Vi!“ leltctl Mrs. ilorlne its! done till! wort: models in (the
has a function to perform. " the details. RAB any, , ‘gtaln tholihtt Christos] with a loss oil and has secured hundreds of show "nENMMIN,"

the, world's best rcudydo‘wcnr
and the
"CLO‘l‘HcflAF'l‘,"

our popular priced malts. None

00, to canoe.

 
 
 

"ital 1" diabetic Hollands“ to

ammonia...

 
 

”macros or
spawned. '

 

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