Tot us. It is‘no"
rill: than a personal
11 would be and
cople is less an-
convenient to call in
ring us up on the
(1 your orders will
linearei‘ul attention
e. coal shall be the
_ painting and paper-Juanit-
Our experienced men can
our satisfaction The
e exceedingly low. Esti-
Bpecial low
oheeri'ully given.
or paints and wall paper.
rial ‘ Coal Coal
not want. to praise my cool,
"18m quite sure if 1011 will try
1 of my coal you will buy a
VI eell a very high grade of
iliam Efironl
all St. East Norwalk.I
gm. Tel. 441.
am buying everything in the
drink. Feather Beds a spec-
air Mattresses
‘ ENOVA'rllD
Merino and Repairing, of An-
ne and Modern Furniture.
‘8le Covers and Mattressea
' Made to Order.
fly you to let us estimate
45 North Main St.
‘ saw-...“-..
ember,
In September
lien You iiegiu the l‘nll
. biouseclonnlng
I' pay the highest prices for
lUNK
1 inner Tubes, 250 :1 1b.; No. 2
Touch. 151: 11 1b.; Auto Shoes, 811
"Books and Magazines, 351' per
. lilt'sbapern, Blue {101' mo; lions.
...._~....
. gurdisky
4 Ely Ave So Nor-Walk.
is: ‘N we semmen
.(Wnlthom. Elgn, Standard. Swine. in-
‘oooooooooooooo ooo
, ”MWImmm E; .. , M...,
Bolted
ridny, Sept. 5th, 1913, will be credited with
or Clocks?
l hove ever a good assortment. All .‘
kinda Alarm Clock», Clocks. Watches
Carlo“. 16W. ).
for Saturday
1.... Need Jewelry?
i have new goods in Chains. Fob
Chains. Cult Buttons, Buttons and
Pine!
You Need Optical
Goods?
I give you as well known; up-todate
goalie “in Lenses, Eyeglasses. Spec-
tacies, Reading Glance. Thermome-
ters.“ Somme/tors, etc
You save money by buying at
Charles Brand
Pillsbury’s Flour -
.1 24% lb Bag CrOcket’s Best
Flour, made by Washburn
8. Crosby Company, . . 70c
Jones’ «Flour, Cloth Bags, ‘- - -
Gold Medal Flour, Cloth Bags, .-
‘.
Q'Itn‘l I' {:I
o" .g. .;. a! .. .;.' .;._, "a. 31"};
u.
59:.
MRI I in I. ‘I'
800
155 Washington st. South Nor-walk.
Opposite Hoyt'a Theatre,
WATCH FOR THE NAME. 3 PKG‘S JELL-O
.u..-...-........
BUY
Hazelton
3 PKGS. TRYPHO‘SA, ASSORTED FLAVORS
3 PKGS. ROSE OATMEAL
.-. " 2 PKGS. GRAPE NUTS AND 1 PKG. POST TOASTIES.
2 PKGS. cooxts MALTO RICE ,25¢
2 BOXES SUN FLOWER BISCUIT
SHREDDED WHEAT, PER PKG.
3 1 LB. PKGS. CORN STARCH............
BLUE‘ LABEL CATSUP, PER BOTTLE .
75c
- - ,per bag 75’c
..25¢
- 25¢
25¢
..l-uo...-.
I.I.I.I.I I.I.I.-.I I_I_I.I.I,I,I
I .
...... - - -""’f""25¢
a.
I
‘-
- 25¢
- 12¢
....no.--.--
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In:-.--..a.~1
TRISTRAM 8 HYATT
Norwalk's loading Dry G nods Store,
Fl}:
“35532:”
See The Auto-Photo Machine
Delivers Your Picture Neatly Framed in One Minute for 10c
All you have to do is to Sit D0wn ‘ ..
DrOp in a Dime; Hold Still; and
Presto! out Drops a Pretty Picture
of Yourself.
All for One Dime——’l‘en Cents
3 81 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Conn.
M: V MTV VMv
53,. Egan-{f Ini. 3:. El :Itlzu'I I:I.I 'I'I 11:: :: ::;I: 'l:l:l'l‘:l‘fl.:l
i" Ill'l -:- .I .."'-,u::‘ iii-’1:-
Be Sure to Try it
. . . ..... 25¢
21¢
clarcd. We couldn't see more than
two cars bout." he added.
Adams did not know whether at the1
Coal 3
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
TEL. 294.
Canned
122 WATER ST.
Follow the Crowd
-—’i'O-—
M. L. R 0 S E N
where you get the best goods at the
SALE
4 CANS NEW ‘YORK STATE CORN ...... .
3 CANS BEST PINK ALASKA SALMON ....... , 25¢-
3 CANS NEW YORK STATE SUCCOTASH
3 CANS FANCY STANDARD TOMATOES .
6 CANS ARMOUR‘S BEST CLEANSER ..
3‘CANS BEACH NUT BRAND BAKED BEANS . .
wreck signal his flagman went bat-ill
G d [or not
00 s isnid,‘ and suppose he wont llzlt'k
itold the fingman that i wanted long
hanging on this train." i
! Adams told of calling the lineman!
iby means 01 the oneineers whistle
:"How did you expect him to ling a:
,hmr‘: distance when you
l‘haok in two minutes after ion slop
poll?"
l "l exported him to out his
‘montfi' said the witness.
to no 011 without him.”
1 Adams said he heard the torpedoes]:
ilult said he could not estimate thol
:time Willlil t‘ltlpsetl between then I“-
25¢
- 25¢
25¢
- 25¢
25¢
jutlg’
"l was ready
lowest prices.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, RANGES,
STOVES AND CROCKERY.
15 ELY AVE. SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 7 2 2 - 1 2
money refunded.
.
Tl-IE ENGINEER AND FLAG-
MAll ABE ARRESTEB
(Continued from First Page.)
72 North Main Street.
Tel. 158.
_..._. l
New Haven road some time during the‘?
day. President Howard Elliott of the
New Haven left for New York at 8
o'clock, this morning, to attend thoi"
regular il‘ridny meeting of the roads! "
executive committee, and before his’
departure he gave instructions that;
ball for Murray should be furnished.
Miller is at liberty under a $5,000 bond .
furnished by the Brotherhood of Loco-j
motive Engineers and 1i<‘iremet1. ‘
“it is time to keep cool." said ML:
Elliott, as he boa." (it'd the train "in?
a day or two i shall lune something
more to say l
The primie" investigation of the
vbroner begun yesterday and which‘
lasted until midnight last. ululli, cul-
111111:1ti11g,in the arrest of the two
trniumeu. was continued lotluv, again
under police protection. 3
“I do not mpert to finish with mv
witnesses until some time next wot-k."
said the coroner. this morning, “when
my iilldiuu will be made public,"
llolh Miller and Murray, whom: sim-
ios 11s to thr- oouses of tho wrot-k do
not. hurt-o. it, is said. wore cxpr-clml to
be the stnr witnesses today before
l‘ommianiouol' .\ll'-("lim‘l‘l.
Hand, at Lowest Prices.
\llllci would not discuss his port in
tho cilllmtlopltl“.
l'11'1hwcr Miller of tho
\ltllllllitlll Express, was described to.
day by lililltlllll mun who know him
no u very t‘lll'l‘llli man, They wild llt'
who so vurvl'ul that some other on-
gpint-vim»: looked 11pm him as u
"fussy" and as one said, “old llltllll
The (‘lillllty authorities unvc 1111111er ish." llrollli-l‘ “Mm“... mm that
illil'tl lodui’ that 11' Murray was not. rt»; .illllol' made 1, point to so" that con»
loaned on bail, he would nevertheless
dilionn were nil l'ifillt holol't‘ ho wont
be produced before the commission “hm“
, . .
whenever ho was tlosll‘d. l A ”WWW” astutomrut ”f Arman A:
In 11 midnight statnwnt from his 01‘“
Murrdy tloolnrml that he illlii nunlo
every effort pouslbio us llugmon of tho
llnr iinrhor truth to plow wurnhiu all?
nub: (lei t'ur buck no [ltm'iillit’ when the
domnuzl oxprosn canto lo 11 Mon. While
bu Wilt-i lllilllill' to Ilitll'l‘ lilo slim-obi
the distnuco nut-k rmmirml by the
rules, this was iii-muse be lilill boon
recalled. ho tiiilii, by the Whistle of
his engineer.
(lther thnn to my illnl he hnd noth-
ing to four, and would lw nl in, to clonr
himself or the rhnrgo 111111111111 him,
.lho nllllil lll‘l‘l‘l‘illlill tho \vrot'i.‘ ml. ":1
Willi one" on tho ,\‘l~.w Huw'li mud, oil'-
in: to 1'...» thick for: Mill tho ‘houw
il‘nllill lilil‘l't‘utcll ll. W. illiillil|l|
innpcl'tor of tho lntnrstnil- (‘ommol‘cl‘
i‘olunlls‘sziun. "ll thin is. true, 1111'
i‘nt'tn will be lllkl‘ltwvd." he unlsl jun!
before the hearing boron in the it our
111 nourirmun.
'lllli'uu ‘\\' Wands ounlunor oi"
liar llurbor lzxprt-«n. instilled thfll
w hon his lrrvin nlrhod nl “banjo mg.
. m“- :lillll liltprons plunged by on its douth
lniiuulon, be 111111 out 11 the blgiliii 21m
font before he rouclwd'it‘.
thou proceeded.
"i stopped two minutes before
whifitied to cull back our liniimnn." he
said.
I thought, i was about seven care be
yond the signal, but I am not euro
whether the rear end or my train
cleared the signal or not. We were
shoved ahead in‘ the colllolt’m."
“no you consider the banjo signal
as safe for train operation as other»,
that have at system or distant indica-
lions?"
)1“
Everything in the sale guaranteed If not satisfactory
We Are Still Doing Business
Despite Alterations
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Maln Street, where we sell all Household Goods, new and second-
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. .GUTKOWSKY
WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.
tour through our onuinuerd‘
illl‘.
\‘l‘hiil-
asked t‘mmnissionvr lirt‘bord,
ed in produce 11 copy ol‘ the protcsi.
ii‘llil' '
'uinccrs frequently
"biotin"
that 11 tnin would how to reduce hill" Li '
to ion or lll‘toun miles an hour in m"?:
lil‘l‘ to prevent tilll'il :1 violation oi‘ luv
Ailing. tho state's ultoruoy. todul' that,
('lliuf’.
now-r been muluimu] on
l‘lill'3 oliw‘llvn itl limT, coutuinlillz the
rules requiring onuluooru to stop at
"Martin”
‘ the ‘ any for the road, ilt' sold be bad brim
cnullonod by oiliclnls of the mud to
nul 212." which whom: the White )lnuuw
He put on the brakes. stopped, nudioorrobornted his superior.
lunld ho was not sure whether the train
I was entirely by the nignnl.
fimposnlble from the engine cab to son,
“When the rollinlon occurred: the rear markers on his train. Eleven
"No we protested against this 3.1/11» hind our train at that point," he do
4
polls and the collision .
l
,
,
'nml int-\pt-nsivo means of con11nunl-’
Prompt delivery all Over town. i « 1 , «' . ,
'cntion. ’l‘hcy afford .1 direct Way oi
«carrying a message to the ones who.
It: most ”1111.5th
NewEngland Grocery _._,_
SAM SHILEPSKY, PROP.
331mm EAWAGE
South Norwalk.
Free Delivery.
Itelenruph \vll't‘H still down. it was lm-
{possible today to get detailed infor-
mation of the home wrought by \V‘edo'
inosdny's storm on the North Carolina
'(‘unst hulwcoll Capo. Hatteras andz
jilt-l'nohc. on the lower coast. l
The six—11111511111 schooner Gco1'gew.,'
‘\\’olls. which went ashore south (”i
linttorns, has gone to pieces. ’
Tile twenty men. two women uudi
xixvo infants rescued from tho schoolwri
are helm: temporarily cared tor in iltoi
divinity of the (lcraoke inlet and luri
rant life-saving stations.
The schooner reported nsltm'ethrei‘él
milcs north of Oornoke turns out tof
have been 11 four-muster sighted in':
dislross twelve miles ‘oi‘l‘ shore with!
..., hor mulntopptast”and bowspril gone":
commit The vessel is believed to have been.
.the schooner Annie ll. i'letdrittor.
An unknown oil ship reported ashore;
‘ below Ourucoko was today still lilildttll‘i
"About a your ago." tilled. ,
lionernl Munauor llnrdn was duel-t The rivers. which lloodod country:
‘l‘or many lllilee. hove, to: the most:
part subsidctl' and the wreckage is lie-i
lnrz cleared 11s l‘usl no possible, in or-I
l
i
i
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W i NORFOLK. \'-.1., Sept. F».—-~\V'ith the
Tel. 419.
6
a
#1
u
"\l‘hl-u was this lil‘oll'h‘l outdo?"
\V'undg then doclnrvd rhut the 1111'
"drilled by" lbw
Rlltunla in 10.41:," il‘i‘illill‘l'. and dot to roatoro railroad trnlllo.
Sentinel \Vnnt lidva. will introduce
"some people to ouch other today who
ought. to have known each other rear»
rules.
' "Worn you over disciplined for sum “50' ‘
violations?" f vvvvvvvvvv i
“No, 1 never l'cporiml them," sulllt l
Wmulh, ' IODAY "4 WM. ‘— SIREEI :
l
The witneao illilllllll‘tl lliui. ilv lillli»,
llll- new '.
WALL Sl‘illr Win: in u, 11\.-.\
turn in the stock market value with’
tho opoulnlz oi“ liliHllll‘Bx tollny nlturl
moor.” (illiri of docllululz pl‘i(eil_ 'l‘he'i
londlnu lattil'ltu worn in knoll demand.i
null prices rose mutternlly. l-ilzhor
miolulionn for American Blocks in
'snl'rillco speed for safety." :l.olldtm unve the first impulso up.
The loot motion, ho Willi, mum» from ‘ wnrdu. null the nl'urt'itv ol‘ otol'lttq
Carroll. n ronti foroumu lust alter the ' around lost. llllilli,':: («inning item-ob in.
Stamford Wl‘t‘fili loot Juno. "dnovd ibo aborio to cover, The for
it), '1‘. ilnrni‘nlhor, \l'nuds‘ ilrctunu. therntlvunoe in copper nu‘tnl strength
lie, lol). i cued the copper group. Southern Pac-
‘illc opened with u. block of 1,500 Sharon
niunnls.
liross-oxmnhmd by ,l. in, Hurry, nttor
it was
He, St. Paul, Reading and Amniuamnt
‘ed uloo guided a point 11nd inclcdo‘
earn separated the engine irom tho Gas 2 Changes elsewhere were smut
end. The weather was thick, he sold her, but gninn were general
Bruce (3. Adams conductor of the you added a fraction to its advance or
lint Harbor. testified that his train bud yesterday, Pittsburgh Coal Preferred.
run by 11 signal at Wilson' a, just out ‘the weak leature of. the list, receded
side of Springfield and that the White 1 l 2.
Mountain had there been stopped by
his lineman.
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1‘11 hcnid the guns go off thouch. " hel
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rolled - him i
Sentinel \Vnuis are arqumk action;i i
H. Krieger 81 Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
@3232
Choose Now and Pay
Later. Our Credit Terms
Enable You to Wear the
Best of Everything.
BOYS’ “AND GIRLS"
CLOTHING
for School Opening"
_ 2.1.2.1 Dim!“
...: '\V‘:"
.1 an. ImLA
2
3323}
By
2329
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'llrlng in your boys and girls and we will fit. limit
so that they may be proud 01' themselves.
‘ to its" .
.OPPORTUNlTiES.
l
Each day brings new opportunities.
added possibilities, (or these who
The Advantage
' l are alive to their chances and quick
Of leeral ,to take advantage or conditions.
_ i There is always a \vay tor the con-
Newspa’per . sclenilous. skilled worker to get
Advertnsmg
ahead—~wrlte a Sentinel Want Ad..
stntirig briefly and concisely your er
pericncos; tell of your proficiency and
seek a position when; energetic. well-
<llrected service will result in definite
advancement.
is Apparent
The help wanted columns of The
to the
' ‘ Sentinel cover every legitimate lino
Managelnellt or human endeavor. Cooks, sales
people, stenolzrnphers. maids. nurses.
Which is Alive
skilled specialists in various "1108,
professional and buslness experts-~11“
are at the command of the users or
Sentinel Wants.
...-......w—v... . ' fin- ....
i The woman wan mics noon Scull.
uel Want Advertisements to secure
the household help him a little time
tor other things.
Opportunities.
EWWEWW
iDoes Your Plumb- 1%
ing Need Attention
it first clam, because its tou-
denty
neglect.
' us whenever any part oi! your_
Hunnitnry equipment appears toi: .
,- "be out or order in the least.
at an advance at a point. Unlon Pncl- '
New lla- " place your plumbing problems -_-
iron our shoulders, and we will,“
delve them promptly and satin . ,
.tnctorily.
hinders wutoh'Senlinel Want Ads. H
“The White Mountain pulled up he tor tidings from losers oi valuable
articles.
»
Benjamin _
‘1’ . 0
ii Clothing
I for Full illlil is hotter than
ever~~~more shop and only“ to
mow.
t
it is always beat to watch a 5,
has over brimo been seen in
Ready to-ur-nr Clothing.
, liotter grime of cloth at. the
Hump prince-i no horotol‘ore.
Suite .. $18.00 to $25.00
The New Arrow Collar.
Winona .....15c. 2 for 25¢
is to grow worse with?
“‘flk 01' 3 plumbing r“PM!" 1111131113; their young uwu'n clothing thou
You will save much annoy.-
"Homo-made" repairs are”'
:- ‘muileshltts at best. and m the. ' a
in the long run-«33‘
Joseph Davis.
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