2' .9,
yer with McKinley Camp, iSpunish War
‘ making the occasion an enjoyable one 310 433 24 and disbursements
”by the ladies.
at Dreamland on Friday April .17
ills amountlno
.Tayloi '68. Golden
nova NORWALK TRUST c5
‘ epitome.
cry purchaser of grocer-
East India Tea Co
to: $1 or over
125 Washington Stieet
' trom the large assortm9nt or
Booklets and
PestCajrds
RIGGERMAN
1103.. 64 North 161616 st. .
‘ 66,11!
Dally .Szllsrmg)’ :39" Again?
’ "11'1“”
PIC TORIA
‘ three months before
for March, 191
before any oth
.. eooo FRIDAY SENTlNEL.
The'Sentinel will be issued as a
FICTORIAL
Star, will hold a regular meeting this
evenlng. At
01”
P. F. Burns, of the Boston Store, is
spending the day ill New York City
on business.
Costume. 11‘) cents
lug fashion.
For Sale at DONN‘ELLY’S,
—Soft hut Wlt'll. feather. O'Brien.
‘Mrs. 16‘. E. Gates, mother of Mrs, S.
D. Lawrence, is quite ill at her home.
showing but little improvement. in her
condition Dl‘. iii. C. Sharer is in at-
tendauce.
A new sener is being laid in Hum-
iiton avenue. connecting with the Fish,
or property. The sewer has put out
of commission dullng the storm 11L
month ago . m
Boys’ Express Wagons with
iron axles, $1. 50 to $5. 58
The final accounting of the estate
of Claudia .Shel well Ward, late wife
of Sidne6 F.Wa1d. of 'i‘okenei‘e wasi
made this morning in the Stanlliord
probate court by the husband, named
executor in the will.
~25 Wpst, Washington St.
South Norwalk.
w .
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
NEW ENGLAND ORDER .
9F PROTECTIRR GROWS
BRIDGEPORT, April 8.—-Wlth Wil-
liam G. Coxeter, of Hartford. grand
warden. presiding. and representatives
of the eightysix lodges in the jurisdic-
tion ill attendance. the 26th . annual
0 M Wells. the route mun 0f the state convention of the Grand Lodge.
Automobile Association of America, .New England Order of Protection. was
passed through Norwalk yesterday ab held here today Reports presented
temoon He was accompanied by his showed that although the number or
8011 and the 801] ofPresldentThomas,'910dgeg at the beginlfiug of the year'
Of “16 913300”th The party was was 88 there had been two consolida-
bound for Boston. making reports or lions since January 1 making the pres-
4110 COWHUOH 0f the road as they Sweat number 86. On January 2, Eclipse
'810113 Lodge. of Waterbury, was consolidat-
9 ”’“jw i9cd with :Sherldan Lodge of that city.
Douglas Fowler lost and its AM“ {and on February 20, Merlden Lodge
iary the Womans Relief Corps togetlr‘ was taken over by Electric Lodge.
While the membership at the close or
1913 was 13,088.11 net loss for the year
of 180, it was stated that numerical
‘standlng of the organization since Jan-
'Aprll 9, in the hall (91! the Trust (0111- nary 1 and up to the first of the mm.
pony building in Washington street. out month showed a material increase
A" vetenans or both were are cor The total number or deaths in 1913
dially Invited to attend and assist in was 162 Receipts for the year were
$7-
to all. There will be music and npcak- 651. 43 leaving a balance in the treas-
lng. and refreshments bill be strvcd‘uny of $2 83181
~,From the little' seed grows . the
”great oak. City Clerk Linxweiler got
the seed, but ills was for plants. Two
rubber plants yesterday morning were
in the afternoon enhanced by more, A
massive and beautiful fern and a,
guess-what-I-am were added to the
garden.
”——
Veterans and their ladles‘ auxiliary
.9 are preparing to celebrate the sur-
’Nilder of Lee Thursday emulllg,
Grand Warden Coxetor sold ill his
address that financially the order in
the state is in better condition than at
any time since its organization. He
undiled: “Just how long this condition
will exist is up to the members. The
state has made a good, healthy gain
this your. and if this continues we
need have no tear of the tutors." lie
said there had been many suspensions
during the year, but believed that
members should be educated up to the
necessity of living up to the law. A
stricter enforcement of the require-
ments, he believed, would prove bone-
.99 m-9
«Cups, chips galore. O'iirlon.
..~ 6.
Gigs of the archival, masqueradcs
ever held in Norwalk will take place
, Foidler's enlarged orchestla of 12
' pieces and cathedral chimes will fur-
~=nish music ulltll 5 o'clock, and they
will make a specialty of singing the
chorus of all songs. disables the 20
prizes lull/en for costumes there um
be a. special price of so given to the
person who can identify a certain
masked dancer. This dance is ad ficlnl tothelodges.
vertlsed in oil the large cities of tboi Among other things he recommend-
atate and will undoubtedly draw 200 ed the holding oi! one field day. to be
out of town people. it you are look- attended by members from allover the
ing for a. good time, don’t forget to be state, the holding of district deputy
' there. meetings in different parts of the state.
. and the doing away with the offering
.F'OR BABV'a TENDER aKlN USE of prizes as an incentive to activity on
. comronr powoca. ithe part or members and the adoption
, . Nurse Manson at Salem, Mass. ‘by the executive committee of some
“VI: "I always recommend Comfort other plan ‘~
xl’owdcr to mothers whom I nurse be-i' It was expected that the present of-
osusc it has no equal (or the delicate doors, following the custom in the
h.
instance or E, s. Sykes on box. ' laminar term.
Why Not Be til: First One to Wear the Really New Styles!
Thefii'st Drapcdskirts
were displayed in
PICTORIAL REVIEW
fared draped eficcts.
Pattern Cotillion,
you may inspect this charm-
Albert F. Cehebe,
9, skin 0! babies. " Got the genuine with (mud lodge. would be reelected tor .
L REVIEW
PRESENTED
THE “MINARET”, STYLES
any other pattern.
2-—-7 months
or patternbi—
. l ,
morning paper on FridAy, April 10th, REVIE“,
. ' offers now as the latest from
- on account of its being a legal boll-9 Paris . 9
"day. All advertisements, items of u' to
‘news, etc, should be ill the otlice of The JAPANESE Collar
publication early Thursday afternoon. for womens' and misses'
w...— , dresses, waists, coats, etc.
, Rogers and Stevens will be closed '9.
.5311 day‘Good Friday. . ‘Now is your chance to
-"-- I choose and wear tllis.'tllc lat-
Ophir Chapter, Order of the Eastern (.56 style from Paris first.
Costume. 15 cent;
16 South Main St.
Breakfast. 25c. Dinner, 360:6
Supper, 25c. ‘
Wednesday Dinner
, Vegetable Soup
, Roast Pork
Hamburger Roast and Onions
Hungarian Guiash
Boiled Potatoes.
Mashed Turnlpa;
Chocolate Pudding.
Homemade Bread and Pics
Mansion House
C HASS/‘HN Prop.
ssyg- o4 Wllh. at. so. Norwuik.
TELEPHONE 807.
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Great Easter Sale
at the
Royal Grocery
ALL THIS WEEK.
GREATEST SALE EVER.
READ CIRCULAR.
Royal Grocery
_ Grocers and Frultercrs.
Tel. 1204-8. 22 80. Main St.
RESCENT
LAUNDRY
’Plioue - 5 - 4
The Laundry that guarantees
not to injure vgnrments with in-
jurious chemicals is the place
to'send your clothing. We ubso
lutly‘ gnurhntoo not to use any
such cheniiculs, as their place
is not in n inundry of today. Let
us do your family wash this
' Week and wc'wlll rwush CLEAN
everything. starch the starch"
pieces and dry them and iron all
the table linen and bed linen. At “
the mic or 1 19c per piece or
50‘ pieces tor 75c.
Semi-Finish Wash '
502‘PIECES 750
There Was a still alarm of fire yes-
terday afternoon. the, doivntown'boyc
being called to [Pine street to oxtlnv
gulch a brush fire which threatened
the Pickeringxproperty. 'Boys, who
had been picking up cool, are behaved
to have been responsible for the fire.
No damage was done.
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A good cm. Mb 1666616 666 66.:-
learn.
Fine Tfilor
82 NO. MAiN or.
v
ram
A Good Roof Test
is a bani snow storm. If your
roof leaks, drop us a card or
'phonc us.. .We will repair and
paint it all for one price, guaran-
teed. to per square foot. Callus
now.
E. R.Bradley &Co.
GENERAL noor AND‘MABON
. canvass-rose.
66 Washington so 80 Norwalk. Conn
Phone 781.
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' then
lilililitiiaiiili Hill
l
‘1
,himself and his assistants.
limits uh liter
6 . Rtilliliiii itPRItV
“duo—6w”
Convicted Murderers cl Gamh' er
Boscnlhal Loss Last Chance
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ALBANY N. Y. April 8,—flcver1101i
Glynn last night Infused to either cblni}
gunman who were convicted of slaying'
Harman Rosepthal or to grant themi
pmpprlove until after the second trial
05 torluer Police Lieutenant Charles
» Beckepw’l‘peyumust die by bloctrocu- '
. . lion in Sing Sing prison some timei
next week probably Monday. The!
court of appeals. in denying their 1no-' ,
tlon for a new tlial set the «week 01':
April 13 as the time for then execu
t.lon The exact date is fixed by thc|
Warden to suit the convenience 01319
1
Miscarriage‘of Justice.
justice to have granted commutation
and an improper exercise of executive
power to have granted a. reprieve, the;
governor said in a statement. 'lhe
case of the four gunmen does not de- .
pend in the least on the result of thei
Becker case, he continued. and no evl-i
' ! deuce has been offered him tending toi
show that there is any renalsonable9
probability of anything developing 1119
ithe second Becker trial which would
change the result reached in the gun i
men’s cases. i
The full names and" nicknames oil
IN DOUBT
as to where to get your cult made
, cleaned rappiped or pressed give us ai
trial Called for and deliv
TEL. 920.
The Reed & Yolk
9 Electrical :Co.
finally Fully £94quch
“3811:1an snow -
“El.“ the Town
AUTO aUPPLlII
Phone he.-.» so. 61.16 It.
So. Namath. Music Hall Block.
yam
Mrs. Ada F.Altenbrandt
Sg92Agent for the
Jennings-Brag'rdon Co.
importers of line dross fabrics.
Made to order ”by French Tailors
Women's Suits, Skirts and Coats; per-
fect lit guaranteed. Over 700 samples
to choose from. Among them are the
new creaseless linens; all beautiful
shades; goods sold by the yard; no du‘
pllcntes if desired. The [public is
invited to call evenings after 6 o‘clock.
8 Want 8%. Tel. 1225-2. 80. Norwalk.
J
w ~ -___,._.
Before
having that suit made, hav~
lug your cleanan and press-
ing done, give me a. trial.
LADIEs' SUITS MADE TO
ORDER AND SATISFAC-
TlON GUARANTEED.
M. Dolin.
deics’ Tailor
85 .N. MAIN ST.
Special 19c
Sale of Enamel Ware
‘ Wednesday
SEE OUR NEW PARLOR AND
HANGING LAMPS.
M. L. Olmstead
711 WAsamorou or.
Prompt Delivery. Tot. 925.
w. cow
Sentinel chu' m o cum action
and molecules moons of mm
notion. finiflordudlrwt mayor
inn-yin: #W m;- lilo ones will:
will 66 most ammo. ,
.‘99
1 flcl,
l
i
5 included ill the governor‘s statement9
iwere the texts of letters he Iecelvedi M'“
the condemned men are: Frank Ciro-3
“Dago Frank" Harry Horowitz,i
"Gyp the Blood"; Louis Rosenberg:
, “Letty lLouie”: lacob Seidenshneni
“Whitey Lewis." 1
Court Was Opposed.
’from Supreme Court Justice Goff and}
ililstrlct Attorney Whitman who acted'I
gill the case. Both men strongly on
posed tile granted of a reprieve The}
‘dlstrict attorney declared that ‘to do}
‘lay or prevent the execution of
mute the death sentence of the tour1 ’
Fowncs
r
”law,
250 NEW SHA
The entire store filled with
it would have been a miscarriage of H
Pretty
Gloves, Walsh.
91.00 to $9 00. 991: to to. 95.
Just Arrived
_. sun‘s 612.50 to $35.00
SMART COATS $5 .95 to $25
$1.49 to ‘ $6.00
PES; 990, $1.25
new merchandise for Easter.
the.
ijust judgment of the law against them!
would, in my opinion. tend to destroy}
The jus-
Propcr Declares Goff.
Justice Goll wrote the governor as
follows: “As near as absolute cer-
tainty can be attained by human
means in a human tribunal, it was at-
tained when thistle four men were con
vlcted of murder. The conviction has
been unanimously allirmed by the
court of last resort. A respite. there
fore, to await Becker's trial. no matter
what the outcome, could not operate
in the slightest degree to detract the
itrulb now demonstarted. while in all
probability, it would tend to under-
mine all public confidence in the ad-
ministration ot justice.“
Would Destroy Security.
District Attorney Whitman wrote:
“The crime of which these men are
guilty was assassination in a public
place. of a witness tor the state and
was the boldest challenge and defiance
of established law and order in the
To delay or prevent the execution of
the just judgment of the law against
them would, in my opinion, tend to
destroy the sense of security which
every law-abiding citizen sohouid teal."
“After an exhaustive examination of
the entire case," the governor con-
tinued, “i am convinced it would be a
Miscarriage of justice to‘grant a com-
mutation. and an improper exercise of
executive power 'to’grant a reprieve."
Gunmen Take News Cooliy. '
“Gyp the Blood" ‘llodowitz was the
coolest of the four when the news was
broken to him. "We don't. blame
you, warden,” he said. “You can't
help carrying us the bad news, but we
are sorry that the governor turned us
down. We won’t give you any trou
White. warden. We'll take our medicine"
“Whitey Lewis" Seidenschner said he
would go to the chair an innocent
man. With his last breath he would
insist he was innocent. he declared.
The other two‘gunmon, "Lefty Louis"
Rosenberg and "Dago Frank" Cirollcl
had no statement to make. 9
a
HURT AT iRON WORKS
Henry Wicks. of 6 Belts place. East.
Side, met with an accident while pur-
suing his duties in the Norwallt Iron
Works yesterday. The employees were
hoisting a heavy beam, when the chain
apportion the weight parted. The
beam toll on the right toot of Mr.
Wicks, bruising it badly. lie was tok-
on ,to his home in the lavatory. automo-
bile. There Dr. Joan Dumotler attendu
0d him. , 9 ,’
-: itlle sense of security which every law-i
:3 [abiding citzen should feel."
.. ftlcc declared there was no doubt as to
. Ethe prisoners guilt.
LI "l have carefully reviewed the. rec-9
j iord of the trial and the opinions r~6vrlt .
~ lien in the court of appeals on the
.1 Tami-malice of the judgment of convic-
1: Ellen in this easel," the governor said:
:- i“and I am unable to discover any rear;
: icon-that would justify the granting of
.1 .n reprieve."
- history of criminal justice in this state. ~>
l
ing Day With
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A Gas Iron Complete Costs but $2.25— or, we will
deliver a guaranteed Electric Flat Iron to your
home for $3.50.
The United Electric Light & Water Co.
Pull Through
Another Iron-
out a Gas or
‘—r
Trot, Hesitaiion, Maxixe, Boston
lnnded.
START
29 Munroe Street
records.
Are you ready for McNeily‘s or the big summer season of dancing?
Learn to Tango
Duck, Half and Half, Polley flRecitation and Tango, 3 in 1, Twilight.
All modern and regular dances guaranteed for $5 or money re-
Private lessons every afternoon and evening in your own home or
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PRIVATE DANCING 5011001.
All teaching done with the Victrola. dancing music.
Glide, One-Step, Dip, Finlsno, Lame
TODAY
Tel. 785-2
Latest dance
Thamer
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LARGE SHELL RIM SPECTACLES
feel comfortable look distinctive,
well liked by those who use them.
We retain OCULISTS for your
service in examination.
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Plain and
Simple
Open Sat. Evenings. 9' Est. 1897
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K. OF C. NOTES.
St. Peter‘s Council, K, of (3..
Stamford, will come here on April
17th, and at St Joseiili's Hall will .work
the second degree on a class of can-
didates.
....... we-..
On April 16ml the first degree .will '
be conferred on six candidates at the
6 regular meeting of ISputh Norwalh
Council; in K. of 0. ball.
0n the ’17th ‘MsJor Friend, of
Bridgeport, and guests llrom Green-
wich Port Chester and Stamford will
be present.
On May 10th at Greenwich 16 class
or 150 will receive the degree at. the
opening of the three days' convention.
Good team are to be calla-tor
.9 the ndysitlvlnl.
in
Advertising
Increases
6.66.
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