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our store on September 6th, on which day we intend to
open with a complete line of Ladies’ and Misses’ Fashion-
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ded Whoever said he was, made an 1
innesponSible statement. Miller is one' remark than to say that the railroad.
of our best men. and in spite of the' had assured the commission that the
fact that he made a mistake by run ! vrecknge would be preserved for in-
nlng by the signal. we wish we had‘. spectlon.
“We wired the railroad not to burn
‘ ,1nore like him."
Pullman Company Responsible. the wreckage and received a leply that
i W XSHINGTON Sept 3——’i‘l1c Pull 'the telegram would receive attention.
[understood Coroner Mix to feel that man Companl is to be made :1 partyI It seems ”my ““9 burned “‘8 “’reCk‘
:mauy witnesses would be greatly wor- in the interstate 'Commexce Commis :age anyway I do“ know what we
lrled it they had to testify in the pres slon's investigation into the Walling- Ican do about it”
ence of newspaper men and others ford wreck. The commission will lu- Information reached Commissioner“
I" "08'" fALi and he thought more elldence could quire why the Pullman Company con- McChord today that efforts were being
{he obtained it each witness knew he . tinned to operate wooden sleeping made by New Haven OWNS to cm“
:was talking privately. President El care on through last passenger trains. duct the investigation 0‘ thewreck “1
llott said that the coronere probe was Commissioner MOChDI‘d today tele- secret. He immediately telegraphed
:entlrely outside of the railload in graphed Richmond Den11,gene:'ai man- Chief Inspector Belnap.
qu uri rY- ;user of the Pullman Company, at Chi- ”Have man at all meetings 0f coro-
: Can Hold Private "mu”:- : cago, as follows: Sner or railroad regarding wreck, to get
Samuel 'Crozer Fox, Philadelphia. 3 Coroner Mix stated to The Assoclat & “Commission desires your company that is said and done. Our reportsln-
Frank P. Rutter, Scranton. p.._ :ed pres. last night that his inquest, to furnish statement at the earliest iii??? secret intestigations being
Mrs. Frank P. Rutter, Scranton. l’u.‘ :awhith he thought he could begin to- possible date. showing number 0? care “amp. ill b ..
Robert M. Yuhu, Philadelphia. imorrow. would be behind closed doors. ~ used in pascnger train service. mm mm w e no secrecg. about this
120 Washington Streét South Norwalk, Conn.
Main Store, 210 Atlantic Street, Stamford, Conn. 1
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ilT TWENTY ENE WITH
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SOUTH NORWALK.
the coroner's inquest should be a pub-.
L
RED SEA iio one He said, howcv,er that he
DRY BATTERIES
ELECTRlCAL
cnocK’En WHEELER
’ supruss
MOTORS
Electric Wiring for Light and Power
We are always rrady «to attend your Electrical troubles, large or
*.sn1all,A’pbone call will bring a repair man. '1‘1y us next time
will hold :1
evening.
t
when something goes wrong.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 342-3.
s We. 55.1. 0. o.
u r meeting this
look, Philadelphia.
Miss Marie L. Bullitt, Philadelphia.
Harry K. lzunl, New York.
Gorge T. lioga. New York.
SOUTH NORWALK
54 WATER ST.
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g oi? Norwalk Ae-
..wlll'be hold this
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"Mrs. Arnold and her niece, Miss
Adeline Bouton, supervisor of drawing
in the public schools. have returned
from a stay in the Catskills.
PETERSON-REED.
'lloward Peterson took Miss Anna
Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Reed, of Church street, for his bride
Estrella. {11 Fiance street,
0 his bed b3 an attack or
, ~—- 1 ‘ 011 Labor Dav. Rev. Frederick A. Howard 1“- Martin, my“ MEWS l’a.‘1¢ will probably be at his office. on the her M such cars M wooden construc- 213:3“ ‘gl‘ifleamgliiomifil15:11???dM:-
am Board ofLstl111.1tewill Karl N- Reed, 0: ’l‘hmnpsouvllle,hns Coleman, mic. of Trinitv Episcopal MFS- H. F. Martin. Bryn Siluwr. Pa- {second floor of a building on a down- tion. of all sfteel construction and or I I p h l e o
Sling in the council chum been appointed stenographer to the church, performed the ceremony in Mary Jane ,about 13:) years oi":town street corner. 'Unless the shades “eel under trams construction. .Also (continued on twelfth page.)
9“"‘8 secretary of the state board of agrl- the church. The voung people arl age. Famli3 name not made out be- are drawn the coroners ofllce interior number Of care now under construc-
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culture. .Mr. Reed has been our ’i‘ore death ensued. lilon and proportion of same 0f wood
can be seen from the street
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_: : “monthly meeting of the
f :Wlnr Veterans will be held to»
‘ Inning.
» 1711:1111. of Norwalk, has re-
1‘ Spending several dztxs in
.111 New York.
zaheth Bradley. of Worces
,le visiting 'Mrs. William
it, of Main st 'eet.
Haymalrers' Aesocihtlon.
. . Rpm. will hold its regu-
‘ g tomorrow evening. ‘
"her or local people are at-
t‘he Sackmann-iliulbult-t nup-
Cannon Station today.
more and son and Miss'l‘
ghosts of Mr and Mrs R.
“Bondy. of Fairlield avenue,
en a position in the office or
‘e'mfd‘TOWn factory in Stam-
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will be a meeting of the Nor-
: do! Health at the home of
light B. Burnell on-next Friday
Quins motored to Newburgh;
turday and spent Labor Day
Cable. Harry Hendricks of
iver, and Rowland Waters of
, have returned from a ‘vlslt
hter, Massachusetts.
to Dorney. and brlond. of Brook-
we returned home after upend-
-week at ‘Mr. Doruey's parental
ii in East Rocks avenue.
ige ‘Ellrieda Stoddard, of New
y. was the guest or her grunti-
rs. W. 1.. Wardwoll, 013 hiv-
’1 it, over Sunday and Monday.
d Mre. Henry C Sherel, or
“on street 'tho been enter-
ill'e Francis Cram and broth-
,ncey. of llurlington, Vermont.
‘iliietnie Kealy and Miss Mitzltl
oi Olauge Valley.
riled home after a pleasant
Mrs. Louis Brothorton, oi
'- ward avenue.
mall: Camp. No 102 Wood
WOrId, meet on the first
Maya 0! each month.
N.J..,
. . l “is the most com late in 0 two
811., t Meriden and Torrlngton . up“ is“
ployed for some time in the highway
department.
ADVERTISE IN THE sENtINEL'
stock or
RANGES
STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK, PERFECT
' ACORN
Also Repair: for All Ranger.
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
17 Well at. Nov-walk.
O
no vou WEAR cusses:
if so are you satisfied that they
have been littod be your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? How
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? If
they hnvcnt or you need glaeseo.
censult me at once
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTIOIAN.
Room 0, Keefer Building.
No. 155 Washington a
Opposite Hoyt’o Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenl nos. 8: 80 to 9.
N. Y address—727 8th Ave.. 9 to
4 p. m. daily.
Know
, where to 50.5114! not dented right in
1
'“ such‘tlme as a residence in New York
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
If 3...: 1.1.1:
enjoying a tour by automobile through
the New England states and will re-
side with the bride‘s parents until
has been arranged.
New York??? New
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect June 28. 1913.
scum NORWALK TO NEW YORK
rA. M.——-l:20x, 6:14!, 6241!. 6:09.
11:24:, 15:43:, 6:65. 7:18, 7:111. 11:17:.
Sum, 8160:. 9:161. 9:37, 10:20:.
10:46:, 11:38.
P. M.-—~12:68x, 1:08. 2249:. 2:601.
3:27. 4:31;. 5:41, 5:51:11, 6:37) 6:611
7:201, 53:22:. 9:69, 10:46.
Bunduye.
A. M.-12225X. 6:141, 6:411, 0:841,
8:54, 10:20:. 11:24.
P. M.~——12:48x. 2:39x, 2:60x. 6:41
5:621, 6166:. 7:12x, 7:62x, 8:21:
19:82:. 9:69, 10:28.
A. M.~—4:46, 6:40, 6:46. 8:101
8133:, 816511, 9115:, 10:02:, 10:01
10:60:, 11:03.
P.M.—-12:03,1:06, 1:18x, 1:23: 8e1-
urday only, 2:04x, 2:67, 71:80:. 3:662,
4115:. 4:29, 6:06x. 6:24x, 5228. 6:011.
8:07, 8:00x, 8120):, 9:003, 9:30, 11:107.
11:30, 11:33:, 12:00:.
: Bundeyu.
A. M.:-~12 0011, 6:001, 8:98;. 8:66:
9: 00, 10: 02:. 11: 00:.
P. M.——12:10x.1:08x, 2100:. 8:44:
§:02x, 6' 04, 62011:, 7:143, 8100:, 8: 101
8169:. 10:00:. 11:10, 11.13113.
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SOUTH NDRWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.--12:lilx. 12:42, 1:191, 6109
7:23, 9:211, 9:4011, 10:28:. 11:11:
11:56x.
P. M.:--12 02 1: 20, 8:141, 4: 88
6:12. 11.11111. 11:47. 7: 1011, 9101:, 8: 1911
9: 33:. 10 091:, 11:18.
Sundays.
Eli-42 19x, 12: 42:. 111711, 7:11
ii: 40:. 10:19. 11: 11:.
P. M.~—~12:07x, 221311. 8:18;, i: 601.
0:101. ll: 40, 7: 10:. 8: 843‘. 8. 08!..918811
morn-11:07:. V
M
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY
ll. tel-1120, 3:13. 1:17. 10:01:.
‘ rat 3.33:. 41:11:. 11:11:
The identification of Miss Davis was
made through a pin of the tale Senior l
Society of Scroll and Keys. As soon
as the medical examiner repelted thel
pin Burnside Winslow, a former base-
ball captain. and Morin S. llare. a tor-l
mer football player. with Deputy Coro l
nor Ely. a Yale man, saw the coroner. i
The fact that the young woman wore?
a pin indicated that she was probably
the fiancee of 11 member of the societf
or a later In the early evening.
identification was made certain. but
nothing further was given out.
Cantu-ion at Undertaken.
There was still some confusion at
the undertaken: this morning owing
to the tact 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 ld‘entilied
during the night. “A son-in-h'tw of Mr.
Marvin, Blakemore Wheeler. of Atlan-
. tic City, sent word that' the bodies
should be shipped to Louisville. A
{allow passenger with the Marvlns was
' Hurry Arvner. of New York, is at the
hospital. He has a broken arm. The
name of Harold Avery. of New york,
was carried on the death list yester
day, but last night it was decided that
Arvnér and Avery were the same. The
hospital reports on the seventeen in-
lured. were encouraging this morning,
except in the case of Miss Joelle An—
nette, of 363 Avenue A. Bayonne.i\l..l.,
who was on the operating table this
morning it is believed her spine is
fractured
The body 0! the woman who whis-
pered her panic, was Milly Jane, is still
at the New Haven Hospital. Letters
which it is thought belonged to her
have been found to belong to others,
and there is no means of identifica-
Lion.
George w. ll‘lllknu. .lr.. who with Mrs.
illikins and their little daughter, were
of the Fox party. of which live were
killed and two injured, today had a
special train prepnled to take to Phil
mlelphie. the bodice oi ti. Crozer 1For.
Wiles Bullitt, Miss Biddle. name: Noll
MlcQuillan. Jr.. and Miss Davie. TWO
other members of the party. A. M. Bld-
dle and W. 0. Rowland, were injured.
but their condition is good today.
‘Loulwliie Phyuleiun I Victim.
KIN-M0, Mltine, Sept. 3.--The older-
ly couple who were listed among the
unidentified dead or the North Haven
wreck are hr. J. 13. Marvin, of Louis-
ville, Ky. and hill wife. who left Killed
with their daughter. Mien Marthe H.
Mervin, on the ill-fated Bar Harbor
Express Monday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin with their
daughter had only one other fellow
manner from Kim. Harry Arvner.
or New York.
1mm loin-p in New Haven.
inspector Weep, or the interstate
inewspaper men lgis not recalled that
,had to wait a finding.
easily.
Under the state law, a coroner has the
right to hold a private inquest. In the
recent wrecks at Westport and Slam-
lol-d Coroner Phelun, ol 11 airfield coun- l
ty, not only held open sessions, but:
he made the arrangements as conv en-i
lent as possible for those who were:
obliged to appear before him, and to.“
Coroner Mix ever has held an open in- '
quest in the many years he
‘ed. *He had handled hundreds oil
cases many or whitfii were of intense
interest. Some years ago in the case!”
at Charles Edwards, members of a
well known family, who had been
found mysteriously shot in bed his oi-
lite was fairly besieged by newspaper
men while the inquest was on, but all‘
Last night the scene was repeated!
in part. but the coroner had only a (18-:
scription or the wreck victims' bodies
to give out. State’s Attorney Ailing
and his assistant, Walter Pickett, sat
with the coroner last opening listening:
to eiideuce taken by the coroner‘s
stenographer during the day. Under:
the law the coroner could, if he deem- '
ed necessary, empanel a jury of six toi
view a wreck and make a iinding 'l‘hlsi
was done, {or the first time in mauyl
years, by Coroner tnavle. of‘Middle-
sex county, at the time of the Moro- 4
mas wreck on the Valley Line, along
the Connecticut river. when indica-
tions pointed to deliberate train wreck-
ing. It Coroner Mix does not change
his plan, it will be unlikely that de-
tails of the probe will be known until
the finding is tiled with the Superior
court.
McChorzl to Come to State.
WASHINGTON. sent. a—ioommla-
sionor McChord announced definitely
today that he would conduct person-
ally the investigation by the into:-
state Commerco Commission into the:
Wallingford wreck on the New York. l
New Haven and Hartford Railroad. He
will go to Connecticut all soon 1111 or
rangemento are made for the formal.
inquiry.
It is the purpose of the commission
to make the investigation searching,
not only for the purpose of iixing re-
sponsibility for the disaster. but also
to secure a basis for recommendations:
to Congress tor the enactment of leg
lulntlon further to promote the safety
of railway passenger travel.
Engineer Not Worked 23 Hours. .
0. ll. Barrio. general manager. de-
niod today the published report that
Engineer Miller. of the Bar Harbor
train. but been compelled to work
twenty-three bedroom or the :4 mm
coding the wreck and was tired out
from lack of sleep Mr. Bertie sold.
on the contrary Miller's running when
dulo celled for only nine hours on duty‘
every other day.
The engineer's run. pill the more:
. Ind
.steel and steel under frames.
This in-
formation imperatively needed for use
,New Haven wreck investigation now
in progress.”
Soon afterward a telegram was re-
ceived by Commissioner McChord
from “1.13“? Fitzgerald, mayor of
Boston. inquiring if there were not
some wa3 D3 which the Pullman Com-
pany could not be compelled to build
has zier'v-lsme"1 cars.
“Certainl3,” reads Mayor FitzGer-
ald's telegram, “this company can not
plead poverty of resources Millions
of its present capital was a gift to
PreServmq
Time Needs
Mason Fruit Jars. Economy Jars.
Wide Mouth Jars, Jelly Glasses and
every need and labor saving device
to help.
Albert E Gehebe
stockholders during the last twenty
years As sending some telegram to
Mausachusetts Public Service Com-
mission. but inasmuch as Pullman bus-
lineal; is largely interstate, think your
'board the proper authority to suggest
leghlatlon. " "
Commissioner IMcChord wired May
or FitnGerald that he already bad call-
edu upon the Pullman Company for
data as to its cars, and that the info.-
matlon received would be used in the
New Haven investigation.
Commissioner MoChord rebd news
dispatches telling or the New Haven
management burning wreckage at
Wallingiord despite the commission's
request not to do so, without further
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State of Connecticut
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
TAXES
iNVESTMENT S
All persons owning bonds or notch
liable to taxation should write at .
once to State Treasurer. Hartford.
0.111111. for lists.
A circular letter will be sent when
requested explaining the proper way
to pay this tax
it is expected that a law will soon
be enacted. in accordance with roc-
ommon’dotione :by the Governor. tax
ilnu those for the years passed that
moment of the tax has been neglect.-
«or! by the owners, and that this to:
will be in the nature or a penalty.
Savings llunk deportlta are not liable
no tax in the owners name.
Money in bank (not a Savings
llllnlt can pay the fun mill tax all
shown in the circular I tor 111111111111
must be paid before the last of lien-
tember.
Enquire or your hooker or write to
the Treasurer at Hartford.
EDWARD El. ROBERTS, Treasurer.
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THAMER 7.
Do Not Trifle With
25 West Washington St.,
South Norwalk.
Phone 397. ‘ Prompt Delivery.
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Why Not Use
Gas
. FOR
LIGHT?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Beet Workuanship
PromptAtténtion
Drop 11 Postal and our Reple
tentative will call and
give estimate
United 'fElectric
Light &Water (lo
City National Bank
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