Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 23, 1913 · page 4

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New titties in Lsdies' _

Heuse Dresses

111' Gingham 11nd Percale at
$1.00, sizes iii to 46 inches.
Lsdles' Long KIMONOS in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
him all sizes.

May Mnnton Patterns.
All Patterns ........., 10o

Mnhachomo Hotel Bloqk

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or the Author or The Harvester.

JUST OUT

WM. r. stuns

soon s‘f‘ron‘rs
6 South Main Street,

South Norwalk,
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

 

For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Sunday; cooler tonight.
[Brisk south-west to west winds, dimin-
ishing tonight. Weather conditions:
Showers have'been quite general dur—
ing the last 24 hours east of the Miss-
issipi river. Between the Mississippi
river end the Rocky Mountains the
showers have been light and scattered,
but there has been a decided full in
temperature.

1»: g.- ‘. _.. ,1‘ ' L“
Temperature :
Partly cloudy.

'I‘he repaying of Wall street is pro-
gressing. -

12 Arm TODAY:
Low, 65; high, 78.

 

 

George Hipp, of New York is spend
dug a few days with friends in Nor-
'wslk

Mrs. William- Ruecoe, of New Cn-
naan, has returned from a pleasant
visit with relatives and friends in No.r
:walk.

Miss Ethel Van Zandt and Miss Lil-
Ii'lan Whitall, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Helen Becker. or Fair-
lfleld avenue, have returned to their
home in Plaintield, N. J.

-—Highiand coal at Raymond Bros.

Professor on Mrs. George B. Cham-
herlain, of New York, and Mrs. An-
drew Whitelnw, of Newton, spent
Thursday and Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Tolles. of South Main
streetl Professor Chamberlain is en-
perintendent ot the Museum of Natur-
n‘ History in New York 'city.

 

 

,1.

ZAPATA KILLS PEACE COMMIS-
NONERS.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23.~—Tile bod~
ies of Pascuni Orozco, Sn, and other
pence commissioners. riddled with bul-
lets. were found in the streets of

4.

"E“The' Woman

 

Thou Gavest Me”

By Hall Cuine.‘

“LADDIE”

By Gene Stru'tton Porter, the author
of The Harvester.

NOW ON SALE AT'

DONNELLY’S

KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
it! SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Directs}; Ind
Embaimer.

Office and Residence
Telephone 904.

34 so. Main St. So. Norwnlk.

addie ;

with its dhtrnordinary economies is s encore your event.‘
per cent. you should act at once. 1W6 Invite the most rigid comparisons (Ind we‘ieel sure you must
' bow to the inevitable fact that our prices ore the lowest, quality and finish the best to be had.

A few of the bargains to be had:

 

Dining Room Suite

Filmed osh, colonial style Bui- ‘ 1
lots, China Closet, 4% inch Ex- :1
Fine Leather
'Sest Choirs, one Arm Chair

$98. oo 3.

tension {if 'l’nble.

 

'Solid Mahogany;
':Tublng Iron Bed

:: 'l‘wo inch post, one inch fillers.

Rocker

Wide back, stylish and nip-to
date design, $18.00 value. Stile ,

price ........ $13.50“
QWCWWQO ‘ I ' . i ' MICIQC’CIC‘CWMCE

Our entire four iloors are filled with such bargains.

The . 11.1. COLLINS COMPANY

Our August
Furniture Sale

Therefore it you can save from 15 to 30

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

North, South, East, We)

men and w0men are subject tothe numerous ailments causé «1 .
by defective or irregular action of the organs of d1gest1on Milli
elimination. Headaches, lazy feelings, depression of spirits
‘ are first consequences, and then worse sickness iollows if the
trouble' is not removed. But thousands have discovered that

fleecdoM’ 4 PW@

(Tho Largest Sole of Any Medicine In the Wonld) ,
are the most; reliable corrective, and the bent pm ventive of these corn- '
mcn ailments. Better digestion morerentful sloop. g1 1.1atc1 stren til,
brighterspil its clear ercomplexions are given to tho: 0. w be 111 e occaslom
ully this tlmc- tested homo 1'1. 11111dy.Bcechnm’s Pills will no doubt help
you~it is to your intVrnc t to try thc111~—- for u I“I0th it he welld they

Are Pronounced Elect

Sold everywhere. In boxes. 01:. .. 25d :1.
The directions with every box are very wine le~upecillly to women.

 

Massive Square,

 

 

 

_ MORE TROUBLE FOR THE NEW
YORK JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.

NIC'VV YORK, Aug. 23.»_._.l‘l1e Assem-
bly .Judir'iury committee exported to
'hure trouble in running down a
story that certain members of the
( , lower legislative house received mon
_: ey for voting to impeach Governor
- Sulzer. The committee bud sub-
: pocneed persons alleged to be ri'nponv
‘ _’ sible for the circulation of this story
'\ immedintely alter the impeachment,
but they lieured that the witnesses
' they desired might ignore the sun
poenas, or refuse to testify on the
ground that the legislaturo was not

 

contempt in refusing to testify befofe
the I"raw1ey committee. .
Assemblyman Levy, Delllocratio
lender in the lower house and an ex-i
oflitio membel ol‘ the. judiciury com-‘
mittee said that the committee had;
powcl to can Governor Sulzer, and
would not hesitate to summon him if
they needed his testimony. ‘
MAN AND WOMAN 1N SUICIDE
PACT.

lynmxnrouls, 11111., Aug. 23511011
Gross, 22. and an unidentified woman
are dead result of
been

brass mounts on each post,

$10.98

$15.00 vhlue for ..

 
 
 
 

 

 

here as a

what is believed to have.

 

 

 

 
 
 

Ear Up-todute service GIII .

in all sizes for family use.

in order to have the best for our customers.

BROTHERS

 

RAYMOND

 

CROCKER- WHEELER
’ MOTORS

Highland Lehigh Coal

‘We purchased this coal at a fancy price

ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES

RED SEAL
DRY BATTERIES

Electric Wiring for Light‘and Power

We are ulwnys randy 'to attend your Electrical troubles. large or

small.
when something goes wrong;

A 'phone call will bring a repub- mun. Try us next

time

THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.

(Bo s‘latoi'édl)

ELECTRICAL CONTRACT“
PHONE 3428.

 

Follow the Crowd
ROTON ‘ POINT
DANCING

Pavdlon
Deming Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.

Six Pieces Of Music

Smith

 

 

 

 

 

illunutlh, Guerrero, when the federal
trope forced on entrance into that
town, according to a special cnblo dis-
putch irom Mexico City to the Picay-
une.
_ According to the cable 71111111113111
prisoners told the soldiers that Emil-
isno Zapata slow the commlneloners
with his own llnnd while in u frenzy
of anger st having been (creed to
nbuudon the retreat which llnd served
him in runny times of stress during
the two ye urn he has Moon closely pur-
cued.

Zupnta is said to be hiding in fitter.
roro.

rllouuohold helpom wutch Bellilm‘l
M'nnt Advs, for chunceo to find more
upprecintim employers.
NOTICEI NOTICE“
if you are a. subscriber to The Son-
tinol bring. or send in 350 and get
tihroo oi the most popular magazines.
lienrst'a, F‘ushiondblo Woman. and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
It you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. if you prefer to have
n newehoy deliver your paper send on
title fol. magazines and pay the boy no
a. Vault for The Sentinel. The mega
since on! with oil the current sub-
jects o! vital intcnobt and, will pious
every; memhsraot the funny.

.. Cameras and Supplies
we do your cataloging in the most

«ti-notary manner. or we can sell
1 you on outfit to no your own

 

 
 
 

Cleanser and
Dyer

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24 North Main 81.,
Booth Norwalit.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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Requisites for the
Canning Season

Manon Jars. Sure Soul Jars, illeono- ,‘
Preserving '

my Jars, Jolly. Glasses,
Kettles. Jor Fillers, i’nrowux. etc, at
Loy Prices. “

Albert P. Gehebe

25 West Washington St,
South Nor-walk.
one 397. Prompt Delivery.

 

 

LARGEST WIRELESS BET IN
WORLD AT LAKE. BLUFF

OHwMIO, Astrid—«311111 of the inn
seat wireless stations in the world will
be outshiished at the United Sister Nu-
vni Training station st Lake Emil.
(inputs lit 11. Clerk, sommsuduut. un-
uouuced today that $100,001) will been.
pended in its nomination. The stu-

 

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O. B. Jackson

Optician

gm .oourn NORWALK

 
 

68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438-

Everything in the Optical Line

 

Eyes Examined Free
sometimes-seem

 

 

'1
, nettle left Slicrhrooke. 'i‘llnw resumed

 

properly constituted and had no legal
standing at present. This is the point 1 a suicide agreement.
thnt Governor Suizer wanted IIII‘GSII‘. when found and the woman (“9‘1 later
ed out in the courts. ‘ {at the 'City Hospital. Earl Pritchard,
The men under subpoena are tools in whose home the t 1'1gedy occul'.red -.
Surat kv, Sulzer's (milidentlul found the couple lying with their arms ‘7
{(IPl‘Ii; Iiledt‘l‘lt l1 L.(‘ol1111ll alleged. about each other. fun glasses stood.
1.1111111 for the inlpoachid gmernor Ill beside the bed.
various “"111 Street lrunsnctions: Gross roomed ut the home of Prit~
' James C Garrison said to be. one oi chard. The woman had never been ,
Sui/.er' 11 press agents and 1111111 I. Ar- . seen at the house until last night.
IIOItI, publisher of an Albany news- ————~—~~—~——
puper. and one of the governor's 1111- Very often a Sentinel “For 8819’"
risers. ad.w11l ormg a "windfall“ of pin
The committee seeks to punish Gnr- money in return for an unused'artiolo .
rison on the ground that be circulated of value. Are there pin money :10.- .
the bribery story. Snrecky and Cot sibilities in some things yon are ”on 1
well are summoned to answer for in: nwsy‘!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.ll'oss was dead .

TIIIIW HASTOIIMMIY LAW-
YERS ‘ 9

(continued irom ma page.) 3,1

 

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tlous as to the dcsilcs ol' the Than
family. "l‘hnu at that time had been
warned by r11'l:1ii\es in lengthy ines-
snges not to insist on personal in-
structions to counsel 11nd it was un-
derstood that his lawyers were ‘ to
ignore him in their efforts to thwart.
his deportuiion to the state of New
York. ‘llul when Mr. 'nnd Mrs. Car-v

 

 

 

his old tactics end his eight lawyers
were, in a quandary today as to who
was his chief counsel.

 

 

 

 

‘ money. reported to be flowing toward 11

 

 

W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE'

Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars

AUTOMOBILES TO ' RENT

 

 

 

he Meyer Sec of the Moyer Car,
The Moycr Want to Own One”

Four 1111118111 Cylinder Models in stock.

(lutnlogues or demonstrations on modest.

Automobiles to rent by the hour, day or work.

OSCAR H.QBANK s

GARAGE. RIVER STREET.

 

 

NDRWALK. CONN.

FOR CANNING

250 a basket

UNITED GROCERY

N North Milli It.

 
 
 
 

COMPANY

_mm
mohair

 

 

Get your Tomatoes

Beginning Monday, and as long as they last

I bust in tho l'lotulnton.
'_ them.”

' Roger ’i‘ilompuon?" he won naked.
lips.

.. viewer.

Usiensibly J N Gret1llsliieitis,ot“.’
Montreal had precedence in Thnu‘ 8;
logo] {crimes but he lied nothing in:-
writing to indicate this and with .
,Thnw‘s growing tendency to take mat-
ters into his own hands, on was the ;
case at all of his hnbohs Col‘plls hear-l
lugs ill New York, his lawyers were 11
puzzled as to the outcome. Thuw's 'j .

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Sherbroohe, had not arrived in the" I. _
concrete today and his lawyers were ‘3'
endeavoring to obtain a statement - .
from some one identified with thei. 11‘ '
'Thnw interests as to inst who was re-‘ .'_ '~ A CLAssv CAR Fort CLAssv PEOPLE.
IBDODSIDIO for any expenses incurred. 1_10l(i)etter thurfitny car at1 the price. As good as any cur costing ».
1 11 y . ‘ C I , 1, l .' ‘ '
"V" “m 1.111.... “'8' mm” 311.101 Jim... 21%;?“ 13911516133351 ilirtl’llsfii'ol KiwaniJWIQI’?

said one or the lawyers. “Eight men
'cnnnot llnndle one man‘s case without .
In definite agreement as to who is the .
.boss. ’l‘huw would like to conduct Tel. 895. .
matters himself, but because of tele- - ~ . . 1 - 1 . .

mm from 111. ”mm” we do not '- $311?211‘.':‘F$:'-t:‘:':‘1'.11114111111323?!'.'.'..'.'.'..'...'.'..'.’.'.'e'.‘1
teel instilled in acceding to his de

mnnds. On the other hand, there is W
no representative oi the family here'
i Andrew Davey

Seven different models. Send for Catalog.

. D. T. MURPHY. Local Agent

. 252 East Ave. South Net-walk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

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90 Waehlnnoon 8L,

 

on whom we can rely. So for as we. 19 MAIN 8T.
know. Thaw will .be released on the BO'UTH NORWALK ' NORWA
present commitment when arraigned PHONE 410' GOOd Things PHONE :8:

next Wednesday, and then turned over
to the immigrntion authorities. 'Ilhey
will deport him to Vermont, we have
been led to helluva, or to New Hempi
shire. While we understand that the
New York suite officials here have
tried to grease tin.1 ways oi extradition
to both of the states, we are willing

 

 

to Eat . _

100 8 A H STAMPS FREE WITH 1 lb. Dal; Baking Powder at 500 ' t‘;
10 STAMPS FREE WITH EACH OF THE F LLOWING: - 11f

Atlns linked Beans, ................................ 3 pound run 1211
Atlas Mustard Sardines ............................. .. 101: "1131
Aline Aspurngus ...... . ............... large can 200. 1'

 

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play.” .
W

I 'nhnw when united this morning if, M

511m counsel did not know who won-
who Among them. grinned and replied: .

"l understnud we hove hired the
it‘ll 1‘up to

 

”Whut nro you going to do about
"itogcr who?‘ sold 'l‘iluw, biting his

"tientlomun honor." until his inter-
"You linowmtho chauffeur
who limit" you from Mottmwon."

"l cun't tnlk ubout that," sold Thaw,
"Sen my lawyer."
, ”Which inwyor?”

'l‘hnw 11111111111].

'"l‘hero urn u lot of them," he no-

mlttod. "i don‘t know hint Who Is in

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

wheelie». 11"

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not he ethical for me to plmllct what and Sir homer (:ouln Premier of the
iohnrlte today." i think the outcome will be." Province, has nsluui Sheriff Arlmor to

District Attorney Conger. or Dutoh- ’l‘hnwu lawyers considered curly to give his opinion at; to whether: thu
on County. N Y.. his sheriff, Fred day the veiled threat by Thompson ordinart stuff at the prison was pro‘
tier-1111111111 and Franklin Kennedy, repu"'tc school" no to the Mattenwnn do Ici'tlon enough 3111111111111 "raid." The
resenting the New York Atwmeyllen- livery. and it was understood thnt the 1111111111 telegraphed the 11111111111111 that
oml's emce, sold this intention 1111111 'i‘hsw family stood ready to give the 11151111111 no more on this score 111110111111
they could only wait the outcome-of chauffeur every support in his light he thouullt thut an armed guard wind ’
the holiest! corpus proceedings antecedent the immigration authorities be useful to escort the prisoner to
Wednesday, who arrested him on a charge oi uld- court .1 hi _ .

“We feel sure the immigration on log Thaw-«u lunutlcwto cross the‘ The sheriff pointed out that; ‘ «1 db
thoritlee will get him men." said the border. play at 11111131131 promotions“
district nttorney, "end that they will Thompson clings to the assertion rescue might only serve to
promptly deport him. As to the point that he is ndiritish subject even while such an attempt to the prison”? or
of deportation i can't my and ldon't he acknowledges his identity. Thom,» friends, or even to irresponsiiiiu ,
believe anybody our say. We hope to can say: that his [other “I" 111 police some in search of adventure pr. W
est Thaw incl: toilettewun. ill the! men in Toronto. to get some or the ram elitism
mu him to Vermont or it they send ’i’hw'u tellers today refused to be which has been 911011111111an W "

 

 

 

 
 

 

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