...........
I'Ladders, Roofing BéaVer
sweeten good a... ” Nails, Paper, Board
fldmblc’ picpsoSIIandt ”‘ NJ". 1. g L Dido‘s remember you are welcome to our yaxd any thus no mat
insults invariably ' - ' tor whether you want Lumber Nails Ladders, Roofing Paper or
. ' Beater Hoard, advice 1111 building or just a friendly chat Conn: in the
In comm" and great next time you be over our way It you consult us, well see that you
*1 Ullatisfacthn.
get the right hind of any thing you want and at the right price too
‘ ‘Eement, Bricks and
1,011?“ such materials
‘re here 1110;111:111
1| ime and Sewer Pipe.
:5 TMWAaogyalk Tlflgrdnitpre l{louse .
' 1 111135 To ’
SUMMER COMFORT
COUCH l-lAMMOCKS—~Ideul fot sleeping porches and lnw11.P‘10111
$4. 98 up.
WOVEN llAMMOCKS—ln most attractive colors at 1911 reason
able prices, beginning at 45c
LAWN SWINGS.
gicareful attention to
0 rders; this means
[Much to our
P atrons, and we
Illways avoid ‘ fiction;
”Io misrepresentation. '1 1
Your custom invited.
1
BIBL DENIES BEING
HIRED Fill)! BITV‘
(Continued from First Page.) ‘ '
Balinacaan Coats for:
Children 1
are the waxy latest We ha1e just re-: I
ceived a shipment of we“ smart little and Agnes Finnegan of Washington
SprlrégHgl-ogglégéo $318113:stde str.eet had gone to Bridgeport on Mon-
All the newest effects. Bulgarian day merely for 9" lurk, and Md bare
blouses with the straight pants; one the real truth of the matters.
llieie suits as well as the ordinary. 395”" setting matters straight “19
Russian blouse and snilm collar suits. girl said that she had been taking
\iatelinls 11112 1.111111rit.poplins, mus- money {10m her lath [-13 slow to the
fins, linen and crash. Price from ‘extent of about a dollar a week for o.
................... 5 t 2.50
0° o $ year or more, according to the police,
, "TBUY
*Hazelton
Goal
.1}? GOTTLIEB’S lbut that 11011‘__she has decided to turn
' lover a new leaf and be a better girl.
The B.ngshfield&80nCOL $7&$10 Clou‘nngstore She stuck to the story appearing ex-
clusivciy in these columns last night.
‘ l‘ot quite a time, but was finally shaken
in her st.111d,and in breaking down,
told tllc truth.
{.11- Determining that if such a case of
‘ 1 11h‘1te slave tl‘ailic had been perpetrat-
1ed on Norwalh girls they must iel'rct ‘
out the matter and endeamr to get
Struck of the men, the authorities, fol
1111111111; the information The Sentinel
lgave yesterday. called upon the Espe-
:sito girl last night.’ She readily 11d-
A i mitted that she was alone attlle depot
when thisstrange man came up to her
‘ and threatened to take her life it she
"111 , .~ iaiiad to accompany him to Bridge-
”[1.“ 1 1% port. "She told of going-down to Mon
” , '1 me street and ofrmeetlllg Agnes ‘Fiti
. A3 FRESH A3 .. "1 hogan. Being afraid. she went"to
in” last i?“ of news “I“ timer». :2 Bridgeportwith Agnes, where the pro-
files from the ticker aroma 1 111111011 omcer met,them shortly after
. . ' VEGETABLES I: the men had approaclled'them.
W 036?- I Her story sounded all right. and 118?
“mi-Y 0’ “9.79” ““9“.“ 1., description of the men. and her recit-
'seasonable. vegetablea -~ ing of the facts and figures in the case
Call and let 1‘11 suggestsome’ Z1 also had the appearance at being truth-
tlilng for dinner.
1.22 warm .1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
‘1
~ TEL. 291.
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COAL
We sell a you high grade of lied
Oak 1(‘0111, ire! from clinlters. Try a
'bushel (before you lay in your
winter’s supply and be convinced]
William Efiron
a ROWAN 31., EA8T NOR-WALK.
1511.441. Tel. 441.
JUNK pants
You only need write a poatal m- I
phone to Wm Enron and you will '
cast a ready market for things. which i
you don't -,want such as rags,'ps1pers', -
bottles rubbers, compo-on. metals. j_
flotilla: beds a specialty. We are .
fruiting for your call Win Enron, 3 j
17311111111 at. Tel. 441. ‘ '
+1
41:3”3‘:
1 1111‘\\
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.1 (of, and as their doubt Was strong they
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2 11 11 11 11111
' 0111111 Counsel Folk Expects lo
'Melle11,, former president of the N. Y.,
row before the interstate Commerce
Commission in its inquiry into
New Haven's affairs. notwithstanding
earlier indications that the
'en witnesses.
' 'Joseph W. Folk, chief counsel for the
foommiasion. after a stirring confer-
‘ence with Attorneydlenel'al
1 ed by Attorney~General
jtllat the testimony of dir. Melleh and
itch event such proceedings were con-‘-
Leam More of the Financial
Operations of Railroad
WAStH‘lNG’ilON, May,13.-Charles S. ‘
n. H. it ill. it. It... will testify tomor-
the
inquiry
might be ended lest immunity be giv-
This was announced by
acids.
“It is my present intention to put
Charles s. Mullen on the witness stand
and examine him." said Joseph W.
Folk, chief counsel of the interstate
Commerce Commission, who is con-
ducting the inquiry into the financial
operations of the New Haven and the
Biliard Company.
This statement was made today by
Mr. boil: in face of the objections rais-
Melieynolds
directors of the New Haven might ren '
der them immune from prosecution in
following]
i
sidered necessary
Mn'rolk dictated
statement: 1
it is not a question off i1n1nunlty.1
the
but of whether the tluth shall be sup- that the alias] taking of evidence has
pressed. Mellon. as a witness telling
the truih, would be a thousand times
more valuable to the public, than Mel~
len could pessibly he as a defendant
"The situation is now as it has been
from the beginning. it is insisted that
all witnesses having knowledge of the
matters under investigation he placed
011 the stand, and they will be ques-
tioned without limitation as to the
questions to be asked. The whole
truth will be brought out if it is poser
ble to do so. no matter whom it hits.
'The great question he‘i‘ore the A111-
elicnn people today is to secure hou-
tsiy ill the management 01 the railway
systems of the count1y.'lllc revela- l
tlous already brought to. light ill this
investigation and the further disclos-
ures that Mr. Mellon and other wltu
nesses can make should be of immense
value and result in legislation that will
cause it to be 11151 as grave a crime to
plundel the public through a. camera-
tion 11's it is now personally to rob uni
indi1ldunl. ” ’ ' '
At a conference today with Attm-
neyflenerai illcileynolda Mr. Folk
pointed out that the commission. in
the pending proceeding 119113 operating
under a resolution of the Senate di‘,
rooting it to develop all possible facts
concerning the'nnauoial operations or
the New Haven and that. manifestly,
this direction could not be carried out
'nnlesa witnesses were examined who a COIlieuiiOn of the defense that Ros
'Mc-lley- ' '1
mw-_.—.:T‘w .. ..
the alleged plot that had much to do
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‘lAliK” 11111111111111.1111
or lilllllllEll PLOT
(Continued trom First Page.)
begun. The announcement that the
chief witness for the people was tell-
ing for a second time his story of
with the conviction of Becker at his
first trial brought a great crowd to
the Criminal Courts Buildin yester-
day. Every seat in the little court
room was occupied, many by women
prominent in society and club cir- '
cles. in the corridors outside the
croud became. so insistent for admis-
sion that several times the police
were called upon to clear the pnssag
os_
As at the first trial‘oi llet-kel, Rose's
answers to questions came 11ithout'1f
hesitation, nithngh be frequently ‘2 H
was almost inaudible and severai‘
times it was noticeable that. he had,
lost his former power of self-control:
Throughout Rose’s recital.. Mrs.i
Hooker, wife of the defendant, watch-
ed the witness intently.
Manton almost shouted some of his 1
questi011a,i1ut the witness never ruis l
ed his voice in his leplies. Apparcnv E
ly he was as calm as during his direct
examination yesterday His acquain-
tance with Rosenthnl he said, dated
back 25 years. They had been twice!
associated in business He denied IE“ scHoan DELAVEB
that they had quarreled when this bus-'
iness connection was dissolved. it is (Continued from th Page)
Graduation
I)resses
We have just received a new fresh
line of White Dresses
PRICES $3.98 to 1115 00
We alter to fit‘ use of charge.
Come in and make yopr
selection.
1
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1
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Knapp stret, Bouton street extension,
North Taylor avenue and Taylor place,
and North IFalrileld avenue, have been
petitioned. The matter was reiericd
Commissioner Bennett from the may
‘11? YOU WISH
to furnish your summer cottage tipr I,
little money or any season articles '
that you need for temporary use.
, '3 were persistent, with the final good
'C :1esult, that or clearing up the 11111111121
“.~ '; as 131 as they were concerned in it.
at Tessie follows out the program
for her reformation that she mapped
cone in to see of where we can show
gun a line has and large assortment
1 New and Second- hand Furniture,
toves and all 11011111111111.111an Goods
be a model young
hencettnth.
out to the police,- last night. she will‘
lady from now
it was evidently not any
to the street committee and city cash 1
near. "
And as the thunder rolled and the
rain fell outside the board .adjourncdi
Corporation Counsel Tammany out-
lined his' position as the board's advi-
sor. referring to the remark of one or
the councilman during the session,
were cognizant of the facts lenthal was the victim of a gumblers’
A final determination of the matter war.
probably will be reached later in the The witness “'33 010881! questioned
'about a series of newspaper articles;
“when Examiuel Carl Gartner open on the underworld for which he was 1
ed the proceedings today he announc sponsor Rose admitted that in them !
ed that all witneflsas' except My M91. he had mentioned meeting Booker at
lea, would be excused 1111111 next Mon- several places not mentioned in his
‘or and chairman of the highway com
imittee, voted, to ask th East avenue
'trom ‘Wintield street to tile Post road
along East alenue be paved (1111. ‘War-
r.enite
Shelley & Howard were granted per-
‘mission to raise an ornamental light
positively the very, lowest when
M. GUTKOWSKY,
87 N. Main Street
Opp. Couflmatlonat Church.
We Buy Second-hand Furniture.
desire to be bad, but Just for the ex-
.wcitement of the thing that the girls
want to Bridgeport.
Summer Time.
Get yours before 1111‘. son he— '
the truth and trumped up the story as
‘told.
11.111111111111111111111
lmogons Hoyt.
comes too hot. We make and 1
repair them. Phone 118. .
Kenn ~ BROS. * ‘
1' 1m 4811.1 '72 North 111111 St.
. _
\
1111
1:111 and NVeddlng A11.
Party. Birthday. also
Voucher No: 10 liliimbétb- 8t.
JParson it-"lt’1l 1111111 to get Wpeo" Light. of
pie into the church." ' 1 by her 11m husband
1 D , .
“
W
to} do
- Md: filings; “Barnum
.15..
Parson Awi‘TrUst' we ministers ael numeral. died it 111111 home. No.
111111 only point the way to hedvsnl‘ 1 Sherwood place. yebtordily.
111111111 1111111111111 to 1111 people thirty-one yearn 1111111111111
_, e3
“1,,
ET
no ootlvan voila 01111.1(
no country parses. y
A
r
Then, when the
trouble came out they dared not bare
@1111. time Bdrnsrdi wire or‘Mlch-
BQFVIOQE
day Those excused included the di
Ledward, William -.R Rockefeller,‘
1 loch Miller. and Samuel C Morehouae,'.
latwrney for the Billard Company. Mr.
lMorehout-le is ill at his home in New
gAli-inven- er. hedward, who was pres-
lent today was given 11.111111111111111 to ap-
ipear next Tuesday. instead of Monday.
Imogene “W“ wife of Charles R“ {Word was received from Mr. Baker
Hoyt, of Wilton, died at the home of that he was prepared to “pen, We“
WW her daughter, 11.111111111111191 Gulletl, in ever he was wanted.
T90 UN“ "N QMWNOATJONF Broad- Rivervat noon nodal. after a
longnlilneaa resultln'h 'rr‘oiil (mullet-rim,em until tomorrow.
1 FOR SALiv-Zii 1&2 YARDS EXTRA trouble. 1811a was 89 yearat old. She'
also rail sorbet at 75¢ per yard all or is survived by nor husband, two (laugh-.1"
1.111 part of it. Call or address A. .1 ton, one with whom she lived; 11111.1.
1 111113 if. Norma K-ipp. of 11111111111111; “Grout
bigot ot- Poughkoepsie and Edward’ .
‘5'”“1‘ mm“ 3“ children Hath shepherded her starry flock on discharged; the 111111111 11111111111; the gin Webb 1“,, had mm 8mm accepted
A11 adimrnment of the hearing was
SLEEP.
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long hours the mistress of the to
night 1111.. '
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in-
i1.‘
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And 1111’: here 11111111 ply 111111111111 bed
1A thousand thoughts go trooping
through my head
and Wan angel with the poppies 111 thy was but she reinsed to uncover The
i
be thou ‘ kind
rectors o fthe New Haven. Lewis Coast
’George E Baker and George MacCul—;
1 past in front of the store.
I George F._!Betta asked a grade
Springwood avenue. . Referred
street committee and city engineer.
Sharron and Webb Not Speaking.
i Cassius M. Webb submitted a letter
asking why no curb line had been giv
en him as he had asked. .,
Street Commissioner Sharron rush-l
ied‘to speak. He said that Webb had
fair treatment from the conncil of the
GIRL BHGT meE PLAV'NG WITH .old City of Norwalkland that in this
GUN” lparticular matter the stakes have
NEW HAVEN M” l3-Marle ‘9 been in the ground several days.
Rosa,- six years old, is in‘ a critical1 "Webb and I are not on speaking
condition at. a local hospital today, suf- terms .. said- Mr. Sharron “He has
faring from a bullet wound in the gotten a great deal more from the city
abdomen. While the little girl and than he ever should have done. The
her four year old brother were plat" city engineer had but one transit to do
“Well. run things, then." He stated
that it is his pleasure, and be consid.
are it his duty to advise at all times on
legal propositions, but stated further.
that he must be requested for infor- ,
niation‘that he will not appear in the,
Irole of dictator.
TODAY --“' LALL SThEET
WALL STREET.» The market gum
no sign at the opening today of awak-
ening from its lethargy. ‘Dullness was
even more pronounced than during 1110
preceding session, and the active
shares hardly varied from yesterday‘s
close. London prices were virtually
1.n1.,l1anged and at home no new inc-
iestlmony yesterday. The defense here
introduced transcripts of yesterday's
testimony and from the first trial
showing discrepancies in the matter
of these meetings. Rose admitted the
’disorepancies. but did not explain
them. «in the main. however, the in-
former' a storyiup to this point was not‘
shaken.
in
to
«-
>4.”-
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ing with a gun at their home in Wood- ,m the work of the “payment Now ill'fi were brought to bear. T 1e only
”rm!“ yesterday, “”1 weapon “’33 1 have rented another translt. M,- variations of c nssquence were among
inactive, stocks. Western Malyland
on 2 points to 20, the lowest at which.
the stock has ever sold since the form»
ation of the present corporation in.
1909. Harvester added nearly a
point to its recent extensive gain.
Coast, Line rose 1. ll~8.
WALL srunar,‘ Needs—winema-
tions were unusually narrow during
811s said nothing about the incident, which never should have been 11
,3.“ it was Mt until inlet “‘5‘“ that The clerk was instructed to notify
the, Parents learned of it- When the Mr Webb 111111 the 11111111311 are in 11111
father found the child crying from ..ground
pain, he asked her what the trouble“ 1
i
1
More Routine Work. .
The report of Building inspected.
little boy then told of the shooting. Clarence 1. 111,101, was read and oc~
be 8111 was removed to 1,111 hospital 11111111511. .1
re. and on operation performed but -’I‘he report at the street commission . ..
or recovery is considered doubtful. or ‘on oil containing p‘ficeg and es“. the morning. bar a time the mmltet
'7 ' 1 V mates for the gupply um, year was hardened slowly,b but tohards neon
ed ”.3015 to the street committee the movement was checked and the '
,. 1 ,. |riractional gains ware cancelled 111111.111.
treat ‘commlssion- lative peels were active“ in a few
if actor on Oxford stocks. Utah Comier rose vigorously, _
1 despite heaviness of some all the lit-w j”; 1
l
‘ a “his. 151111111911 but cant rifle 11111111; it difficult to on:
island upWard moveme
that it his particularly in “view of the ducal-ta
s 111111 9 sitnhigélu
'l‘iill were 111915 11‘,
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