bihinmon Street
south Narwnlk. 601111.
11111111. of insurance.
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STORE CLOSED ALL DAY LABIOR bar. .I
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regular meeting of Norwuik Ae
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Estimates tarnished on all kinds of building construction. 11.11
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been established there for the
Izo'Washington Street.
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when something goes wrong.
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3423. SOUTH NORWALK
No.- 588,1" O.E.,v1ill be hold this
Charles Gellebe, of France street.
“is confined to his bed by an attack or
pneumonia.
' The N01 “all. Board oi Estlm1te will
Hold a meeting in the council chum
herb this 91' ening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Spanish War Veterans will on hold to-
. marrow evening.
. Floyd Coffin. of Norwalk, has re-
turned after spending seyeral days in
Brooklyn and New York.
6’
Mrs. Elizabeth Bradley. of Worces
tor. Mass.. is visiting Mrs./ William
MoCormilrk, of Main street.
..,_._.—._.._
Gookeuoe Heynulkers' Association,
’I. 0. R. M. will hoid its regu
in meeting tomorrow e1enlug.
A number of local .peOple ore at-
. tending the Sackmanuwllulbu'tt. nup-
trials in Cannon Station today.
, Mrs Powers and son and Miss ’l‘I‘
Cannay are guests of Mr and Mrs R.’
‘Arpnd Bondy, of Flairfieid avenue.
has taken a position in the office of
the Yale and Town factory in Slain-
torti. ' ,
There will be 11 meeting of the Nor-
walk Board of Health at the home at
(Dr. William is. llurnell on next Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Charriott and Nellie
and Sara 'Spinu motored to :Newburgh,
N. Y., Saturday and spent Labor Day
with relatives.
Waldo 01.1119, ilnm l-leudricks, of
‘Broad ltiver, and Rowland Waters 01‘
Norwolk, have 1et11rnod from a visit
in Worchtr; Massachusetts.
liluko i‘Vm-neyxund briend, ol‘ brook-
lyn. have returned home after apoliti-
int 11 Week at Mr. Dorucy's parental
home in his” Rooks avenue.
. ‘1 .1 l
(Mina Eil’riedu Stoddard, of New
York city. was the guest ol’ her grand
mother Mrs. W. i.. Wurdwcil, oi" lIlV‘
ingeton St. over Sunday 11ml Monday.
‘Dr. and Mrs. Henry C Sharer, or
Washington 111111111; have been .ontor
1. mining M11111 ll‘runrlu i" rum and broth
on Chauncey, oi iiurlinxlou, Vermont.
Mien Mahala Reply and Miss 111111.111
, Mulvlhiil. of 0111111111 Valley. N. .l..
have rotor 11nd homo after 11 pleasant
visit with Mrs. Louis llrothorton. at
.7102 Woodward avenue.
9011431 New 111k Group. No 102 Wood
man of the World, meet on Ill"! first
and lihlrd Wednesdays of each month.
I Their scmbnwnthiy meeting will
matador norm this evening.
NOTICE! NO‘i‘lcEil
it you are a snbscfihor to The Son
211.111.1111. or send in the 111111 get
41m of the most popular 1111111111113“
Hunt's, Whioridble Women
1111. Metropolitan, tor three months.
"it you m not 11 subscriber Ioau or
run: 11.00 end The {Sentinel no
1* I
wines will be not you ioc ohm
W by mail. it you water to have
1 m deliver your paperboard 1111
their who: 11116 1111! their” in
m m the limo
Adeline Benton, supervisor of drawing
F (Smith of Merideu and Torrlngton. 1
cities.
" is’l‘AMFORD MAGEE
YORK, PERFECT
ACORN
Mrs. Arnold and her niece. Miss
Ill the public schools, have returned
from a stay in the Catskills
Karl N. Rood, ol‘ Thompsonvllle,has
been appointed etenographer to the
secretary ot the state board of agri-
culture. Mr. Reed has been em-
ployed for some time in the. highway
department.
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL.
W10.-
STOCK OF
RANGES.
in the most complete in the two
Alto Repair-e tor All Ranges.
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
17 Well 8!. Nomlk.
"“ DO YOU WEAR GLABBEB?
if 110 are you satisfied that they
have been liitod to your eyes in 11
correct and proper manner? Have
They Given Your Eyes 'l‘hat lteilei
which you expected they would? it
they haven't or you need glasses,
commit me at once.
WlLLiAM .i. MOORE,
OPTICIAN.
Room ii. Keeler Building,
No. 165 Washington 111.
Opposite Hoyl'e Theatre.
Monday, WIedneedsy and9 Friday
Evenl one. 0: 30 MD
N. V. adorns-«727 Bib Ave., 9 to
4 11.111. dolly.
it
m
Know
where o no and cat ire-Md rightm
will tel you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline illohlloli Oils.
(iolumoia No.6
Results.
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The South Norwaik
Hardware, 81 Auto
' 811ml Co ‘
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PETERSON-REED.
Howard Peterson took Miss Anna
Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .lohu
Reed, of Church street, for his bride
on Labor Day. Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector of Trinity Episcopal
church. performed the ceremony at
the church. The young people are
the New England states and will re-
side with the bride's parents until
such time as a residence in New York
been been arranged
New YorkfiNew
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
in Effect June 23, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.—-1:20:,‘5:14x, 531:, 6:00.
6:241. 6:43x, 6:56. 7:18, 7:48, 8:17;
8241:, 8:501, 9115:. 0:37, 10:20:.
10:46:, 11:38. I ‘
P. rim—12:51:, 1:08, 11:10:. 2:150;
3:27. 4:31x, 5:41, 6:581. 0:37. 6:611
7:201. 9122!, 0:50, 10:45.
Sundays.
A. Mr‘lZlZBX, 5214!, 5541!, 6:241,
8:54, 10:201. 11:24.
P. M.—-12:48x, 2:39; 2:501. 6:01
5:52;, 8:561, 721211, 7:522, 3:81).
11:22:, 9:69, 10:23. '
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
P. M.——12:03, 1:05, 1:181, 1:28: Ber
urday only, 2:0411, 2:57. 3130:. 3:55;
4116:, 4:29. 6:051. 5:2“, 5:28, 8:01;
6:07. 810011. 812011, 19:00:, 0:30, 11:10:
11:30, 11:30:, 12:00:.
Sundays.
A. hi.—-iz:00x, 8100:,01881. 8:661
9:00, 10:02:, 11:0011.
P. M.-~12:10x, 1:0811. 2:001. 3:“!
61021.5:04. (Milli, 7:1“. 8100!, 8110‘:
8:601. 10100114130, 11:33:. ..
BOOTH NORWALK TO NEW
RAVEN.
' look, Philadelphia.
enjoying (1 tour by automobile through
WALLIIIGFIIIID WIIEGK
DEATH LIST REMAINS
1 AT TWENTY-0M WITH
I7 iii HUSPII'AL'
(Continued 1mm first page.) I
M
Miss Marie L». .Bullitt, Philadelphia.
Harry K. lzazli.'.\‘e11' York.
Gorge T. iiog11,Ne11' York.
Samuel ‘Crozer Fox, Philadelphia.
Frank P. Rutter, Scranton, Pa.
Mrs. Frank P Rutte: . Scranton, l‘a.
Robert .11 Yalln, Ii’hiindelphia.
'Howard F Martin l3r1n Mawr [’11 I
bins, H. F. Martin, Bryn ‘1la11'r, l-a.’ i
Mary Jane , about 55 years 01'
ago. Family name not made out be1
fore death ensued.
The identification of Miss Davis was!
made through a pin of the Yale Senior
'Society of Scroll and Keys. As soon
as the medical examiner reported the
pill Burnside Winslow, a former bases
bail captain, and Morin 8 Rare, a for
mer football player, with Deputy Coro-
ner Ely, a Yale man. saw the coroner.
The fact that the young woman wore
a pin indicated that she was probably
the fiancee or a member of the society.
or a sister. in the early evening.
identification was made certain. but
nothing further was given out.
Confusion at Undertaken.
There was still some confusion at
the. under-takers this morning owing
to the fact that many relatives of per-
sons supposed to have been on the
train were visiting their places. The
body of Miss Marvin, on which was
found much jewelry, was identified
during the night. A sonvln-law of Mr.
Marvin. Blakemore Wheeler, of Atlan-
tic City, sent word that the bodies
should be shipped to Louisville. A
fellow passenger with the Marvins was
i
' Hurry Arvner, oi New York, is at the
hospital. lie has a broken arm. The
name of liuroid Avery. of New York.
was carried on the death list yester~
day. but innit night it was decided that
Armor and Avery «were the some. The
hospital reports on the seventeen lu-
iured. were encouraging this morning.
except in the case oi Miss Jeane AIn-
nette, oi 353 Avenue A. Bayonne. N. J.,
‘ who was on the operating table this
A. M.—-4:45. 5:40, 8:46. 8310!
nl ruin . it is believed her spine I“
8:33x, 8:5511, 0115:, 10:02:. 10:0!1 “30mm;
10:50X. 11:03.. I
The body of the woman who whis-
pered her name was Mary Jane, is still
at the New Haven Hospital. Letters
which it in thought belonged to her
have been {pond to belong to others,
111ml there is no means oi idoutiiica-
lion. ‘
George W. lililkua. .11., who with Mrs
llilklne and their little daughter. were
of the Fox party. ol which live were
killed and two injured, today had a
npticial' train prepai ml to take to Phil
111ioipi1la the bodies of 4-3 Grocer Fox,
Minn liuiiitt, Mien Middle, Daniel Neal
Mk‘Quiiian, .lr., and Miss Davin.
other 11111111110111 of tho party,A M. Bid
A. M.~—~12:101, 12:42, izlflx. 6:03 die and w 0. ltowiaud, were inliméd
7:23, 9'2111, 914011, ”10:23:, 11:11:. but their condition is good today
”15681 I Loumr‘rfippyuieien 11 Victim.
P. M.w12:02, 1:20, 311411, 4:20 “mm Maine.tl<iiii«3-WW'I‘I100I‘I‘W'
This is to Inttwucfi-Ourselvcs and to welcome you to
Iable attire, including the new Fail models
Our well sustained reputatiou in Stamford, having-
tees the fact that our business is conducted on the most
modern lines and our merchandise is unto-date,
rYou are cordially invited to vialt the most modern.:
store in The Norwalks and your patronage is solicited.
M. Moltasch 81 8011-
Main Store, 210 Atlantic Street, Stamford, Conn.
on which day we intend to
Ladies” and Misses” Fashion—
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farm-win; -f’,"i'i’i'~'ll
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last thirteen years. guaranh 9,! Special Corset Covers ........
33‘ Special Corset Covers
l, 2512' Drawers ....... . . . ......
. Special Drawers ..........
Special Drawers ............
Special Combinations ...... 5
Good Muslin Underwear Values
...... . ....... .. 19c
. 25c
....................... 39c
49c
19c
25c
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South Norwalk, Conn. (led V1 1111131 or said be 111111, made an
I .irresponsiblc statement. Miller is one:
11. mistake by r~un
hing by the signal, we wish we ha
,Imorc like him. "
W.
remark than to say that the mill" 7 .
had seemed the commission that
Iw.eckoge would be preserved for
d spoetion.
“We wil ed the railroad not to bark
.was talking privately.
the wreckage and leceiv ed a reply that”? -
tile teleglam would reecive attention.
;It seems they have burned the wreck:
lage any way I don’t know what we
Ithe coroner's inquest should be a pub-' Pullman Company RESPonBIbIc-
he one. He said, however. that he WASHINGTON 501“ 3"“TII0 PUII'I
understood Coroner Mix to feel that‘ man Company is to be made a party
many witnesses would be greatlyrwor- in the interstate Commelce Commie
rled if they had to testify in the pres e slou's i111 estigation into the Wuliing- I can do about II",
ence OI newsllape? men ,pnd othersiord wreck. The commission will in “”0“!”th reached Commissioner
and he thought more evidence could quire 11 11y the Pullman Compaln con I‘ICCIIOId today that efforts we 13 being
beIobtalned if each witness know he tinned to operate wooden sleeping made by New Haven officials to 0011‘
.11l1ich he thought he could begin to-
town street corner. Unless the shades
are drawn the coroner‘s olilce interior;n
.can be seen from the street easily.I
i
zed He had handled
|
Two
“” 5112, 1:11:11. 11:17. 7:10;. 9:091. 9:111:
President El. cars on through fast passenger trains 1‘1““ the investigation of the wreck I“
llott said that the coroner’s probe was. Commissioner Mobhord today tele
entirely outside of the railroad 1n. graphed Richmond Dean, gene: oi man
dairy. Inger ol’. the Pullman Company, at Chl-
Can Hold Private inquest. 501120. as follows:
Coroner Mix statcduto The Associat-I “Commission desires your companyI
ed Press last night that his inquestfto furnish statement at the earliest
poselble date, showing number of cars
used in paseuger train service, num-
ber of such care of wooden construc-
tion. of all steel construction and of
steel undel lame construction. Also
number of cars new under construe»
tlon and proportion of same of wood.
Under the state law, a coroner has the steel and steel under frames. This in
right to hold a private inquest. In the‘ formation imperatlvely needed for use
recent wrecks at Weslport and Stem ‘-1.\'ew Haven wreck investigation now
ford Coroner Rhelan, of i-‘airtieid coun- 1ln progress
ty, not only held open sessions. butI 80°“ afterward a telegram was re-
he made the arrangements as conveu €8va by Commissioner MCCl‘MdI
lent as possible for those 11110 uereigmm John F Fitzgerald mayor 0t
Iobliged to appear before him, and to: I Boston. inquiring it there were not
newspaper men It is not recalled thatI some way by which the Pullman Com.
Coroner Mix ever has held an open in ipany could not be compelled to build
Quest in the many years he has sen 189353;” .. reads Mayor F‘itzGer-
u I
cases many of which wagendjinlgfeng‘ ald’s telegram, “m1” company can “0"
interest. Some years ago in the caeeI plead poverty of resources. Millions
of Charles (Edwards. members of a! Of I“ present capital was “ gilt ‘0
well-known “mm“ who stockholders during the last twenty
had been‘l you a. As sending same telegram to
found 111 steriousi sh t in be ,lil oi- ‘
y y o d a Massachusetts Public Service Com-
dice asiirl l edl a
w I y bee eg 1y ewspaper but inasmuch as Pullman bus-
men while the inquest was 011, but allI "“33““
had to wait a finding I locus is largely interstate. think your
1,1151 night the scene was repeated' board the proper authority to suggest
in part. but the coroner had only a do»l legislation!‘
acrlpuon of the wreck victims' bodies Commissioner McChord wired hiay
to give out. State's Attorney Ailing, or FitzGerald that he already bad call-
aud his assistant. Walter Pickett; sat 8‘1 “9°“ “‘9 Pullman Company I":
with the coroller last 131 euing listening data ‘3 I0 "3 93““: and “‘9" I119 IDIO-
to evidence taken 1,, 11“, coroner's motion received would be used in the
stenogrnpher during the 111111.- Under: New Haven in1estlgation.
the law the coroner could it he deem I Commissioner M00110” read news
no neceaaary, empnnel a jury of a” mi dispatches telling oi the Neck Havel:
view a wreck and make a finding. This. management burning wrec “‘39 3:
Wallingiord despite the commissions
was done, for the first time in‘mauyI
years, by Coroner 113,15. 01 Middle- request not to do so, without further
sex county, at the time of the Maro-
meswroclr on the Valley Lino. along
the Connecticut river, when indica-
tions pointed to deliberate train wreck-
ing. Ii Coroné'r Mix does not change
his plan, it will be unlikely that the
tails of the probe will be known until
the finding is tiled with the Superior
court.
McChoi-ai to Come to suite.
W.\$illNGMN, Sea-t. 3.»~Commis~
sinner McChord announced definitely
today that he would conduct person-
ally Itho investigation by the inter- All i ho d lo ten
slutc Comm‘eme (‘ommiueiou into the "”30"“ 0w“ ”K 11 g r "0
Wallingiord wreck on the WW Yer-M333? :3 fiffi‘fl‘rrfiffign ‘lfll‘imfi‘
New ilaven and liurtiord linllroad Ho (‘oun., for lisin.
will 0 to Connecticut 1111 soon 1111 or» A circular letter will be seat when
ruugoluenta are made 1111 the iormaiIluiium't‘d Pllllulflllifl TI“? IMO-PW “”1”
WWW» to pay this tax.
it is expected that a law will soon
it I" the purpose M the commissioning enacted in accordance with rec-
to make the investigation unarci1ing.1ommfimmmn, 11,), the Gav‘yrnor‘ tux-
Iiol only 1'0r tho ililrpouo or. fixlhu re 'iug theme for the yeurp passed that
upouulbllity tor ”In disaster, but also lelmtfhw 21%;“ 11:1; IiIiIrlen 333‘?th
, or 1y 11 o 11. 11
:2 :f::;:fi:;’?::fltbf 3:233:2‘1233: will be in the nature or 11 penalty
’ * vin 11111 11 do malts are not liable
11111101111 further to promote the 1111111111 811 t“ I l
111 railway passenger travel.
‘I'umorlow would be behind closed 1100. s.
it will probably be at his cities on the
second floor of a building on a down-
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State of Connecticut
TREASURY DEPARTM ENT
TAXES
INVESTMENTS
no 11111 in the ownur's 111111111.
secret.
; dicate
I Chord.
11.15.11
lotteries Give 11.111
013811. 1020011, 11:10.
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‘ loaders.
914011, 10:10. 11:11:.
"10:07:, 11:07:.
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A. lbw-7.120, (hill, 11:31. 1010111.
A. M.~—-10.01:,10:Iii. ’
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P. M.-12:0’ix, 211311, 311311. £1501
01101.6:40, 7:101,li:8411,0109:. 012811
SOUTH NORWALK‘TO DANDURV
P. din-“1235. 812311. 41361. bill: Inspector 111111111111. 0! “it “first!“ The engineer: r1111. said the general
0120, 7111011. . ‘ Commerce mmlfllw'l department. manager. was between 61111113111111: and
iuudeye. . dropped sir I. train shortly before 10 comm-11. tolled min NO- 95 from DO Nut Trifle With
DANIURY TO IOUTII'i NORWALK
“'01!
Money in bank (but 11 Savings
Hank can pay the (our mill to: 1111
shown in the circular letter 'ihiu 11111
must be amid before the 111111 of flop-
lumber
i~u11ulre of your liahkor or write to
the Treasurer at iiurtlord.
EDWARD til. 11011111 ll'l‘fi,'i‘1‘1msui'er.
9
h.
I! Couple who were listed among lilo
unidentified (loud oi’. the North Heron
wreck are 1111.1 ii Marvin. 0! 1.111111-
Vlllv. 111.1114 his wife, who hilt Kineo
with their daughter. Miss 11111111111 ii
Marvin, on the ill-feted Bar Harbor
3911111111111 Monday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin with their
daughter 1111.11 only 01111 other: fellow
Engineer Not Worked 23 Hours.
(3. 1.. Barrio, general manager, do
niod today the published report that
11111111111111- :Miilor, of the list ilarbor
train, had een compollod’to 'worlt
twentythroo hours out or the 21 pro
coding the wreck and was tired out
from lack of 11191111. Mr. Barrio said,
He immediately telegraphed
Chief inspector Belnap.
“Have man at all meetings 01? com.
nor or railroad regarding wreck, to get.
what is said and done. Our reports in-
secret investigations being
held.”
”There will be no secrecy about this
matter," declared Commissioner Mc—
“The public is entitled to
(continued on twelfth page.)
Preservmc;
Time Needs
Mason Fruit Jars, Economy Jars,
Wide Mouth Jars, Jelly Glasses and
every need and labor saving device
to help.
Albert F. Geheb’e
25 West Washington St.,
South Notwalk.
Phone 3971 Prompt Delivery.
.. “—0,—
Why Not Use
Gas
LIGHT?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAtteutiou
'3
Drop 11 Postal and our Rep".
tentative will call and
give cationic
United Electric
Light &Water "(in
City National Whack
TRANOARTI A OINIIM- IANKINI
DUNN!!! AND WFKHS IVIHV
FADiLlTV CONNOTINT
on the contrary Miller‘s running scho-
duie called for only nine hours on duty
every other day.
passenger mun itinea. Hurry Arvner,
at New York.
immune when in New 11mm.
TlIAM ER
o‘clock and at once «on to the allies steward at 0160 p.111... arriving 111
or several reliroed 11111.1. 111 111. m. fipriufiiiold 111 '12 1111 '11. .
ttou. lilo m in one to 1111111111 the Bpflp'gflam m 11-11111 m, at 4,211
memoionutnebmeboimthaa 111., and Woo tom 1111
norm audits in the “yellow lune me a. a. mm 1111 11111111 11111111
in” 11111! cm the following 1113111. inner
Warm Illicit. 11111111» modesty.heemted.uudhcdnc
Uncertainties
Let us moraine your eyes and
. 0111101deth ”- -
011i Eye Willow is in shares
loll a Physio on, who is a chilled
Iye ”satchel.
leaving
1
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WITH IOUND
IANKINO
durum surplus and Weill
$100,000.00 “17000.00
em bone-ii sexual-nu u not w
.1 11. Harrods :1
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recession 1-1. 1161111111. or 111.111"
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