TEL. 291. 122 WATER 81'.
If, rm. houses can be built. cheaper
":11 your carpenter to do,"
rears giro with muslin ‘
i”.
”~16 WALL ST.
Bugs
For wedi'
grades.
All prices
Carpets
M William 9,. Waiting, an instructor ut‘;
Does your watch keep right time?
If not step in. Iwill regulate it free of cost.
will repair it to your full satisfaction.
CHARLES BRAND
Reliable Watchmak'er. Jeweler 81 Optician.
138 Washington Street, South Non-..valk
- WATCH FOR THE NAME.
W E that the following July, while silo was
1
Old Fu 1iturc ile-
Bc1’ore .1011 l1 y in your supply oi
Co at for next winter try '11 few
bushels flout
William Efi'ron
You will find that 1110 (1011113095
to ashes. ‘
N013, Clinkers
audiloes not injure the grate.
I 3 ROWAN 31:, EAST NORWWALK
' .111. 441 Tel. 441.
JUNK DEALER
You only. need write a postal or
phone to Wm. Etfron and you will
get a ready market for things which
you dont want. such as rags, papers,
bottles rubbers, scrap iron, metals,
feather beds a specialty We are
waiting for your call. 11 m, )1 than, 3
Rowan St. Tel. 441.
vu‘a‘firfiiniy /‘
FANCY BASKETS .
(choice i‘1'uits.111nke the most .
cceptable gifts to invalids 01'
traveled, '
‘ Let us prepare for you 11 inns—
FINE FRUITS
. 11111111511111.1111 dcilvcr it' whcr
-~ ever you wish.
For tublc use 1011 will find the
variety and 1111111in 01' our fruits
“or. 7711 j.
3
i
U
'1
comes Lew Furniture
if you will let us repair and
upholster it for you. Phone
01' drop ‘us a postal and we
will call and give you an es-
I'timate.
11011111 111103;“...
7.2 N. Main st; ' shame-3311.4.
A Full L1ne
of Japanese and
Chinese Mattings
~‘will be found in our large stock of
House Furnishings.
M. GUTKOWSKY
At the Former Auditorium 6111111111.",
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy second-hand Furniture.
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LIFT FALLS, THREE DIE
Jump an Elevator Folio—~13 Who Re-
main Slightly Injured.
NEW YORK. April 7.v—Three per-
sons, one man and two women, were
killed last night in jumping from‘ an
elevator which, in descending the
shaft or a munufnctory, got beyond
the control of the operator. Thirteen
other persons were in the car at the
time, but none or them suffered ser-I
ions hurts. ’
The three persons killed were: ‘
Rosnra Anselmo, aged 18: Niceiet
Deler‘uo aged «13.1ind a young man
‘of 19. believed to be S. (labriana.
All the dead were laundry employ~
workers.
was 11 twelvestory ioi‘t
Crosby street,
:1 freight lii't, which also was
tor passenger service.
At the tinic of the decide-1t
building
used
the
ninth floor and had reached the lcvcl‘
of the first (1001',
Clark. the abolition-dost control of it.1
The (or stopped suddenly and almost.
$1111 puckly shot upward.
“'i‘hIsros No 111111111 1.11111 Home 1'
The Hatch 81 Hailey Company
town donwamy court; 1.
No’rwalk Furmture HouSe
Tel. Orders Promptiy Delivered.
Rugs
1113 presents or to furnish the. new home.
Carpets -
‘ A Velvet Axmiuater Body Brussels, Ingrain Fibre and Rug in solid
coi01 11. and many new and artistic designs.
Matthias. Oil Cloths,
l
‘ $0,000,000. The difficulties of the con-
1111111111 1116 his item in nine
1.
banks. of 1110‘ East. Ave‘n'h Methodist '
, Church, emulated. The remains were
'. taken to Danbury i011 burial in Women.
’ter cemetery.
Mrs. John 1111111111.. ”‘
Mrs. Nora Denicoia‘, wife at John!
‘Deaiéola. of ii Benton street, died
yesterday morning. after a tool Iiié
noes.
nesday morning 0111 St Joseph’s:
Church. Interment will take place in‘
‘ st .Vi‘nry s Cemetery.
3. 111111. 1111111111 31111
1111*! sworn:
I HARTFORD. April '1‘.’~——.rhe contest.
“cdtdivoroe action of Rosalie liooker‘;
WflVelllng, daughter of tanner Senator:
”land Mayor Edward W Hooker against:
Rugs
Algi sizes. All
Carpets
1., ,
Linoleums .~—-
pi'i‘rinity College, went on trial in the;
‘Superior Court today The charge is‘
l in tolerable cruelty.
Mrs. Welling testified to her mar-I
11111111: 011 October :1, -,liiii and said she
Its 21 years of age She said 11111
111111 their iirst trouble in. Wushingtou,f
i). (‘., In April liiiu when her hus~
'band.11eglectcd M11 and at a skating
Irinh 1pulled a chair lrom under het,
"injuring 11111. A similar episode was
.in Hartford :1 month later. She said
If it stops, 1
1011 11 sofa ‘ having 11 crying1 spcil“ hlr
husband put his hand over her mouth.
:To‘n" I" W‘LL STREET nearly smothcling hcr.111.lnututry,
alter returning. from a dance.
be1 ‘hushund pushed her into the gut-
‘tcr. spruining her ankle, and that he
then ran away She declared 111111» her
husband had humiiiulIed her by not,
noticing 11 friend of hers and when
she spoke of it to him he-sccured a
11:1oi1'o1. brnutilshed it. pointed it 111
WALL STREET. 10:45 11. 111. ~~~~~ Spec
ulution conditions today paralleled
thusc 01' yesterday. and the market
presented an unchanged aspect. Stocksi
1111.10 tl‘rmlv held trading was abnor- ‘
mull) dull. and fluctuations were so
11111111 as to be meaningless. The only .
exceptions to the rule were in tho llunsulf 11nd then 111 bur 11111.1 thcn mild:
cases of a few specialties. (irctii.:“0m 0" “5 had butter “0‘
Northern Ores‘ loss of yesterday 1was‘ Another instance of alleged cruclty
txtendcd, and General Electric fell 1v:1..-1.tho throwing of 11 brokcn suln
nearly a point. Goodrich, which has leg 11.1 her. She declared she had sni-
lecn string recently on reports “mt'iercd 11111111' indignitins us well as
the company had obtained valuable "'"W'W‘S
bade patents, advanced 3-4. 1 "1111', Welling was niwnis txnol on
--.-.. Sunday."s said thc \11111"llc 1111s si
\\ AM. S'i‘REE’i‘. N0011.—~—’i‘lading lent cold and ireuucutly 'augrv One
dnril1gthe‘1n10ril11g “as the slowesr of 11111' when he was cutting bread be
any day of the year and price changes , ihrcatcned 11111 with a knife.”
‘wcre insignificant. Only 4l2OOsharcs11‘3hc 1111id that when she told him
were dealt In during the forenoon ses- ' she “'118 tired OI paying for his ('ill-
sion, Holders of stocks were not af-zilreiit‘ii he lliil‘ieti ‘8 hcavv book iii.
fected by the pre\ ailing depression of; her 01109 1N1 iillllt‘d 1191‘ hulr, telling
speculative sentiment, but the uncer- her she looked like iiiuebeurd‘s wile.
taiuty of the outlook effectually pro. ‘0118 tiny she declares he inbbed 0 Din"
upland the wound blecdiug.
"011 May 30, I913, Mr. Welling said
he was going to lcuvc 11111," said Mrs.
"i told hhn if he did it
father. who had been.
clement abandoned efforts to put
prices. 011 ing to revival of liquidationi
in stocks of companies undergoing to
organization or facing other financial i -.\'t”elllng
difficulties. Standard shares barelylwould kill 1111
moved, although firmness was shown Iidangmously sick. 1.1111. Welling saidi
in the grain carriers. owing to the be di not cure,l1e hoped it would"
expectation of an exceptionally strong‘ he said he was tired of the wholei
showing in the government crop re id...” xliooker family. He hoped to
port later in the day. Bonds were 1 sec. me In l1~——; be guessed 11111 would
steady. , lboth go to b-—;lt1was l1—- to live
with me. Ianyway, and he had had
enough 01’ the whole ilooker family.
Mrs. Welling declared that hci‘ hus-
band bod said he wished her dead: he
wow :11 her 1told her he hated her.
PRINCES’ TRUST LEAVES BERLIN
STORES TO FACE BANK-
RUPTCV ‘CHARG-Es.
BERLIN, April ”1’.—vBauk1'uptcy pro-
ceedings 'were opened yesterday and she was so afraid that she looked
against, the W. Weriheim Company heiself in her room. _ I
Whose liabilities amount to about "i lost seventeen hounds ‘lusi‘.
spring," she said. ‘ |
Mrs. Welling. said the final scpttrnn
tion was August 14, 191:1. .llcr bus
bnnd told horusbc spent 100 much
time on her face and he was t‘lrcd of
.1.-era began when the "Princes‘ Trust."
composed of Prince Max Egon Zn
11 ucrest‘eubc‘rg, a close friend 01' the
emperor. and Prince Christian. Kraft
era,Iwhile a majority of the other oc-I
' cupants of the car were. shir‘twaist taking,
The scone of the accidehtIopcrotorl three department 11101111111
in Ivi-icrlin.
and the elevator was ‘.ltnown
elevator was descending from thci
when Terence for
Inert 11d him on 11 ebrunry 27, 18”.
,Mss. “RAT" CAMPBELL Becomes ..an ”can,”
Z11 iiohculoho, n kinsmun t 1 his looking at it, . l“
majesty, ceased iinuncing the under- 1‘ «w -~-- I
The W. Weitheim Company OPPORTUNITIES.
Each day brings new abportunltie‘é.
added possibilities. . :tor those wao
are alive to their chances and quickl
10 take advantage or conditions. i
1, There is always a way tor the con !
acisutim1askiilsd worker to am
ahead-«write a Sentinel Want Ad..
stating bilefly and concisely your ex }
n‘iarlcncee; tell of your proficiency andi
seen u 11011111011 where energetic. wail
. directed service will resmt in definite
19011. and the defendant's misiden‘ invancomeat. i
511111119 was Wheeler. ’l‘hc fut-herwonts The help wanted columns of in”.
iiliie ~(ilitiiDiiy 0. of IL illiilOl‘ .Oiliiiiy Sentinel OOI’OI‘ every “$1“me “1181
19M” of human endeavor. . 001813.531”
i petiple, stenogrephprlu 1111111111, puree-J
The assets otsthe firm are 1111‘
my...“
-‘GEORGE E. BEERS AFTER DI-
VORCE. '
(leorgel‘. liners of i‘iridgeport has
petitioned the Civil Superior Count
11 divorce from Anna E. liners.
Iullcgitig llho de-
The
couple wor 11111111111111 on January 211.
1uiso 111' Bridgeport,
..WL .1.-...» ...“...1 ‘. 14...}.
BRIDE OF. MAN JUST protoasioual and 11111111311 experts-«all
The funeral will be held Wadi j, .
seated extensive buying, The trading I in hcr buck, leaving it sticking therc. .‘ .
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF
SURGERY.
_.._...._
Fourth Congress Will Be Opened in‘
' New York Monday1I- i
NEW YORK, April 7.—~Fomlgn sur-
geons will pay a tribute to their Amer
ican conferces 011 Monday next, when
the international Society of Surgery?
This will be the.
fourth congress of this notable bodyi
of scientists. but the first to be held‘
meets in this city.
outside of the City of Bruscis since its
organization, in 19013.
will continue for four days.
ciy convenes trienniaiiy. I
The membership of the society is
limited to a certain number from each
country. The 111c1nbcrsbip in the Unit~
ed States is about one hundred. Up to
the present time thc attendancc oi“ aur-
geons representing the English-spunk-
ing nations 111111 been meagre. in tlic
British section in the lust congress on-
ly twenty-four were present. 1
The president for this your is l‘roi‘.
De Page, of Brussels. Prof. Williams,
of Ghent, is president of the interna-
11011111 conunittce. and Dr. L. Mayor. of
Brussels, is the general secretary. The
local secretary is Dr. .l.-<P. l-Ioguet. 01'
this city. .
The program is limited to the con-
sidcraiion of three main topics: “6118»
trio and Duodenal Ulcers." “tiraitsnnd
l‘ransplantaiions.” and “ Amputations. '
The congress will he opened at 11'. 30
on Monday morning, it is expected by.
President Woodrow Wilson! The sci-
‘cntific proceedings will commence at
2:30 o'clock of the same day.
The European members have been
invited to attend the session of the
American Surgical Association. to he
held on Thursday. Friday and Satan
day of this week.
TEMPORARY QUARTERS AT
WELLESLEY.
‘A'liliJJdSthY . Muss, April
‘lolnpornry wooden building for the
college offices and class rooms wns
read1 for use when the students 01
W eiiesley College returned today to
rcsump their studies. interrupted l1.»
7.——-A
the fire which destroyed College ilaliI
on Mulch lT Tito building. which
was erected within ten days, is 11
long one-story structure, containing (111
rooms. The young women who room-
cd in College Hall will be accommo-
dated in the other dormitories.
The trustees estimate that 51,300.-
1100 wi 11'. be needed for the Construction
end equipment 01' a new building to
111111111110 College Hall.
on appeal to tho niumnuc
‘slml '
for this
'ELECTRIC CiJRI‘RENT ON STAM
FORD LINE MAY 1.
At the office of W; S. Min-1111', the
consulting engineer of thei‘blew Haven
road, it With said today in 1'og111d to
the Slumfm 11 New Haven zone electri-
fication that. the, 7.0110 might be operab
ed after May 1‘ hot the operation will
Ib‘o taken ‘11p‘grndunllv with freight
‘trnlns at the west and near the Cos
(‘ob power station, these trains to run
11‘s 1111 01111111111 Bridgeport 111 first, the
.--”... ...
unwise to i1c;extouded 'east as rap-'
idly as possible after that .
’i‘ho work will be largely tentative
until the service has hen firmly estab-
lisltcd.1
...—1 m...w....1..._.__......... .. ......
in ‘vhi'ioilii linea,l3‘TRYGHNINE PlILLS KILLED LIT«
TLE GIRL.
The mectings‘
'I‘hc sort-I
They have sent'
"The 301111 1101111111 Savings Bank
Net only protect your valuables and private p3pers, but 111111
,plc room is provided for storing trunks. pictures. rugs and
other bulky articles of value, while your residence is closed
The Storage Rates are very, reasonable. f- 1 '1
for long or short intervals. I. .
‘onvon‘cso _, 1.
.‘ LONDON 11111111141 few hours
after the divorce granted 1Mrs.(lener.
‘ol Cornwallis West. had been pro-
uponced'ahsolute yesterday; George
‘Ci‘ornii'iilii‘d Wont married Mrs.
Campbell, the 11111111111111.1111
, ”wuwm .
Good tenants are to be bade—tor
11111 advertisinth. ‘
Patrick“
the advertisiua. ” ’. 1,
are at the command of the 115911. oi; AVA'i‘ls‘lti‘lURY, April 7.11wliornic,
Sehtiuol Wants. I’ unworthy. aged 11'. months. ate 11
3111111111111 Wants or. a quick action Iisngar coated strychnine pills. think-
and inexpensive diction of” ‘communh in}; them candylrj in‘ two hours‘ """ the
cation. , The! 111111111 Io. direct. my oi child was dead, 111111111 failed to re«
carrying in 111‘s“
will in roost interested
. Iimmediot‘L‘h 1m itenworthmill whim
Good tenants are to be had uioolherbaby 1111.111 111 a serious condition
,‘I 113 today»; ‘ , . ~
Lu...
.50 the one; who spond to treatment of a ductor who
ilivcd next door, and M10 was called
4. ...‘i‘1
'i. , ..
‘a."‘“.,.,"‘
;:~‘ W Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store i:
.11
; ; Pajamas and Night Shirts ,
ii Pajam‘as‘ of High Grade outing Flannel 25
Fur Men, $1, $125, $1.50 ‘ ForBoy‘s, 75c and $1 3';
f?" Muslin Night Shirts . ’
1101111111, 5111:. 75c, $1 , For Boys, 50c it
i: ii
if 11
i“: ii
3;; Colored Bath Mats _
3:: In a number of attractive designs .; $750, $1, $1.25, $1.50 ‘
H. Krieg
will fit them with
for Easter
est mixtures.
of navy blue serges 512
1
1 ' your Charge,
1
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‘—
LIGHT VOTE iN BOSTON. i
nosrox, April 7.4111111 ahd lack of
1intercst madp a light v e probable in
the special election in the Twelfth
Congressional district today. to choose
successor to James A. Unriey. Demo
lcrat, who resigned after his election
as mayor.
igardcd as 11 Democratic stronghold.
1iir.-i‘urlé.\"s plurality in 1912 having
been 5,874 over James . B. Connolly,
Progressive. with the Republican can-
didate running third. .\ir. lounolly
was again the Progressive nominee
today and his oponents were James A
.(lallivan, Democrat, and Frank l1.
Brier, Republican.
KIDNAPPED DAUGHTER FATHER
IS LOCKED UP.
DANBURY. Apr] 7.--(ieorge Schrei
her. 01‘ Patterson, 1'. J., is in jailhere
in default of $1,500 bonds to await
trial on a charge of kidnapping the
daughter or his former wife from a.
farm in' Sherman. Schreibcr is said
to have taken the little girl while her
mother was in the hospital with her.
The girl cramped and returned to
.‘Shcrmun hearing signs of severe ill-
iriutmcui. Picllreiber was induced to
1'1 oss the slate linc‘and' “has arrested.
i~le boasts 01' its being the 110th time
the authorities have had him.
BiBLEfiUYERs IN ITALY.
There is a marvelous awakening. of
interest in the Bible throughout ltaiy.II
i might mention many facts in sup-
port of this statement, but I am con-
tent‘ to give but one, and that is that
it. pays a secular publisher to print
and sell the Bible purely as a com
mercial speculation. Some earn ago
,Slgnar isnnaogno, the proprietor and
publisher in Milan of tho Scenic and
other newsmpers. published a large
illustrated Bible in parts at the
equivalent of one cent each. Where
over his how'spapcr wont his Iiible .
want. When completed. the Bible cost
ten francs 1‘32). 1 have 11 letter from
him in which he tells he that be 111111,
50, 000 copies, bringing him in half 11
1111111111; francs. 011.1100 000. Since then
11 1111111111 edition Wan called for, and it.
too. was soon exhausted. and now 11.
third edition is coming out and is sell-
but 11'eli1~‘~ 01111111111111.1111.
11...».qu
ADVERTISE N THE SENTWEL.
.1.“... 1
BOYS’ CLOTHING
Bring your Boys to us and we
Suits and Shoes
We have Suit in all the new-
Also a big hue
18 Prices $3 98 to $7.00.
These may . be dded to
count
The district has been re."
er 8: Co.
PS 410
' QUEER FEATHERS:
Baron Yenyc‘m, at one time lord cine!
justice of England, loved to hear blur
self talk, and his summings up were
at “times extraordinary examples oi?
flamboyant speech. Here 1111:. speci-
men taken from “Law and Laughter":
“Addressing a butler convicted of
stealing his master‘s wine, Lord Ken-
yon once said:
i “ ‘l’risoner at the bar, you stand con-
victed on the most conclusive evidence
ol‘ 8. crime of lnexpresinble atrocity-~11
crime that defies the sacred sprtigs
of domestic confidence and is calcu-
lated to strii‘ic alatm into the brew-st
of every Englishman who invests
,largely in ‘the choice vintages of
southern Europe. Like the serpent or
old you haveIstung the hand of your
pl'.otector Fortunate in having a pen-
c1 011s employer uvou might without dis-
‘(overy have continued to supply your
wretched” wife and childrcn with the
comforts of sutilcicnt prosperity and
even with some of the luxuries 0t
'ai’fluauce, but, dead to every claim of
untilral affection und‘blind 10‘ your
‘own real interest you burst through
all the restraints of religion and mor-
ality (intimate for many" years 11111111
feathering your nestiwiih your 11111.11-
1e1"s bottles."l
”...—1.111..-.MHLLM. ”-... ...-
. ‘A Furnished Room to Rent? A
Sentinel 1Want changes it to a tub
nished roomwflentcn ,
‘t
. 'OU‘GHT TO BE. -
"“i‘iunnder chums to I111'1..1-1001l1e111h'tl
chap."
“Well, lid i'l'quilcnily putt-1 ice on it,"
......1. ...... .... .. 11......“
Good tcua‘rits are to be Ihudwror
the advertisii‘lg.
..:..LL..- ..
THEY lSOMETIMES DO.
iiriggsmllyl the way old 1111111, hour
did that boon oi yours turn- out?
Grip. 11 «MA-111111141 turnod out a
booms ling.
.1.—L.- yup—«waft: v: 1. ...—....
AND WOOD IWOULDN'T.
Marks—d heia‘rd 111.1. the Woods have
separated. Winn wnii the trouble?
Parks—~11 ‘sccmn that Mrs. Wood
1
wanted 11111110 dye his white hair to.
match her new lavender wig.
l .bw-MW' 1“"."‘
Good tenants are to no hudwra‘r
”hue advertising.
“11
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