'. gin *comfort and great
A‘l‘tisfetctiott. \
filament, Bricks and
Other: such materials
I to here 100; also
lime and Sewer Pipe;
1 i
9 areful attention to
"Qrders; this means
21111111 to our
Patrons, and we
'lways avoid fiction;
iIo misrepresentation.
“mgr custom invited.
Ladders,
Nails,
next time you‘re over our way.
Roofing
Paper.
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time no mat-
ter whether you want L'umber, Nails,
Beaver Hoard. advice on building or just a friendly chat.
[1‘ you consult us, we'll see tltat. you
get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right iprice.too.
Beaver
Board
Ladders, Roofing Paper 01'
Come in the
14-16 WALL ST.
(llld cottages.
The Norwaik Furniture House
Tel.
' wnon'r MISS THIS CHANCE--
Couch Hammocks $4.75-—-this week only
A regular $7.130 Hammock, 0 feet long.
grade khaki covering, and curtains, strong iron frames, slumber
vitiug cotton mattress, strong iron frame. ideal for sleeping porches
Orders Promptly Delivered.
:10 Inches wide, standard
in-
BUY
Hazelton
{'1 " Coal.
, , The B. Hershiieid 81 Son Co
, J .TEL. 291.
122 WATER 8T.
Men’s Suits $10
When we say. “Men's Suits, $10 00
we do not mean Mons ’l‘cn Dollar
1Suits. “'11 mean the Men's Suits that
‘WE are selling for $10.00. They range
in VALVE from $12.00 to $18.00, but.
in price they are all $10.00.
GOTTLI‘EB’S
$781$10FiohingStore1
NORTH MAIN STREET. -
*—
COAL
NW6 sell a 1011' high grade of lied:
free from clinkors. Try a!
your
Oak, (foal.
bushel before you lay in
Winter‘s supply and be convinced.
William Eflron
3 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441.
Tel. 441.
‘ till ,
' JUNK DEALER
You only need ,‘Wlllo a [metal
phone to V1111
:bottles 1"11bbcis, scrap-,iron
feather beds a specialtv
‘ g _ waiting for your call.
,‘ Rowan St. Tel. 441.
11111-1111 and .you‘ 11111.
‘ get a room market for things which'
you don't 11 not, such as rags,pn1pers.|
metals;
We are
\Vm.Eitro;1,.51
IF'YOU WISH'
.to furnish your summer
little money 01
any season
cottage for
articles
at you need for temporary use.
As FRESH A8
the last bit of news that emer-
gee from the ticker ate the
VEGETABLES
we offer. We carrya large j:
variet1 of the very finest of ~-
scasonable 1egetablea.
Call and let us suggest some 2:
thing for dinner '
i
'1
i
1
”it
i
Ghiotto 81 Co.
om”Music Hall Block
TAILORf MADE
READY - MADE
‘1‘1tilor-11uadc t‘lothes are built
you.
itcmiy-Madea are put
the average people.
Most of 11s have a certain distinct
l11dl\idu11lltv of 0111 own and the
1lothcs ought to be- in keeping with
1.111 the 111111 1111 ”'l111|o1-.\111dc.
A. L. BRIA
82 NO. MAIN ST.
101‘
together for
TEL, 92").
TODAY Ill BEL STREET
‘1\'.\l.l. hill]. 1-. , May iii.-~-.~\part
from much ed 11 cakness in a few iso-
1111111 issues, purilt'ulnt‘l) Chesapeake
and (lbio stocks bore evidence of fur-
ther accumulation in the course of to‘-
dav‘s early session. Trading was on
a fairly active scale. All the better
known stocks registered alight 111111111
at the opening, United States Steel
assuming leadership at 11 fraction over
. it:- i-est quotation of the previous day. .
\\'1\|.i. S l‘ltl‘li‘ T \oou
Union Par-1111.- soou yielding with sym-
pathetic heaviness elsewhere. In-
‘ creased weakness in Chesapeake and'
. Ohio and Missouri tl’aciiic was asso-
-: eluted with pending financial dimchl-
ttes. Some selling of Union Pacific,
': Canadian Pacific and the Coppers was
'. reporter] for foreign account.
- stone in Lackawanna and Pittsburgh.
Reces-
1 foot time that it was to be committed.
1' Marshall swore that Becker met and '
, raid on ltoacnthul‘s place was an hon-
: ol‘
.. ’1‘hc/lnaritct .
failed to hold any considerable part of
' be early advance. Steel. Reading and
11111111 111111 111 18 '
11111111 or 11111311111111 ,
(Continued trom First Page.)
tirely new to the cane. Whether l‘lock- .
er would take the stand, Mr. Mouton :'
said had not been definitely decided. . .
The defense, he added, would not take '2
Tristram &- Hyatt
more than three days to present its '
evidence and figuring from this state- . :
meut, a verdict 111 the case should be
expected on Monday. , ,
in concluding his case. the district ..
attorney brought forward Churlefi 13- i .
l’lltt. former press agent and personal .
friend of Becker. and James Marshall,
a negro, who formally obtained evi-
dence against gamblers for Becker. to :j '
furnish links in his chain of evidence - ,
of the alleged murder conspiracy. mm :7 .
testified that 'Beckel‘ had knowledge 01' j
{the murder plotwand even knew the ex-
Now
Etalked with lack Rose at the alleged .
lmurder conference nearly three weeks .
before the murder and by means of an
tilldavit sworn to at the time ilxod ~‘
‘the exact date of this 1111-etiua.
i The defense will attempt to show : '
3111111 ilcckor is the victim of a 1:0nspir-, '
hey planned by the real murderers. and
that he was elsewhere titan at the con- 2, I
ference mentioned by Marshall and
iiiose.‘
Upon the opening of court the (le-
t'euse made a motion to dismiss the
indictment against Becker 011 the
;grouud of insufficient evidence The
tmotion was (leafed. ,
Mr, Niauton then began his opening
‘athire'sn. tic said it was conceded that
ltoscuthal had been murdered and that i
four gunmen had murdered him. its
in'endnd to prove, however, that .lack
Rose was Becker's stool pigeon, 11nd
that Becker had met him 111 this 1's-
parity 111111131 times. often giving him
'money. He said Rose had introduced
Becker to ltoscnthui; that llcckor’s‘
SEE THE NEW
1
i
1111111111 1111 1111111111111 1
Joseph H, Ahmuty.
iosoph li. Ahmuty.
seven years, died at his home, 5:5
l-‘ort street, last night. He is aur-1
vivcd by a wife and four children. The
funeral will he held at two-thirty on
Thursday afternoon. '
aged twenty-
Funeral of Warren P. Smith.
The funeral of Warren 1’. Smith
was held this afternoon at two o‘clock
from his into home in (‘hcstnut street.
and 1111s largely attended. Rev. \\'.
ll, \l'altchum. pastor of the First Meth—
odist Episcopal church, ofiiciatcd and
interment followed in Riverside come;
tcr,'. ‘l‘hc pail llt‘lll‘til‘S were William
Miller. Harry \i', Mather, Archie l'-‘.
Nash. George Miller of Staminrd, 1211-;
word licncdict. and Moses 1’. ilailork. j
est effort to close it up. and that after
the raid, Rose and ltosonthal quarrel-
1>d because the gambler accused Rosa
“tipping llecltcr off." This frighten-
cd Hose. coininucd the lii\\‘.\'t‘l‘. and he
11 out to i‘hicaao.
“llcr'kcr did have a raid 111 ILZith
street and St". v-nth avenue. whore the
111111111111 Harlem ('Olllt‘l‘l‘lll‘t' occurred."
said lint-ton. "tint itosu. \\'1-hiwr. and
Vallon skilfully 11111111111111.1111'1-11 (cati-
funny 1111 1110 what went 1111, so as to put
1111. blame 111 the murder on licckcra
shoulders and thereby saw their own
ltvcs."
David Sheehan. 1
David Slicehan, out- of the oldest
(‘athollc residents of .\'orwalk. died at
1 , , .. M _ his homo at 17 School street. at about '
MANY CONNECTICUT "' 8 o‘clock last night from complicit--
‘ FOLKS AT CAPITAL lions attendant. upon old age lie wasl
”w... Til years old. and is survived by his
Barry Pilgrim. Start 'or Home but wil'c. 11111» daughter. Miss Mary. Shee‘
Other; from Conttitution State ban. and 11 11011. timid Shct'han ir..‘
Take Their'Places. 111111 is in the patent oilltc at \\' ash
\1AS'HING'DUN. May ill. The Bar ingum .\ii'. Shcchan 1111s a stone;
_r_v Pilgrims froth Connecticut have re- lilili'l"'irt';ii1'i'i'lzik'l'attf'liiuii'ti'0\"l"'r'1dii1'"s'dii:'*i
fturned home. but their places have morning at 3:30 o‘clock 111111 110111 «ti 3
been taken by a party of fifty or more Mary’s church at 0 o'clotj'lt lutcrntchit'. '
tourists from Connecticut bonded by "rill'llt‘ in “it “a,“ Conretorv '
Thomas Ruth. About half of these' " ' ' " ' "
sponsored by Representative Reilly.
and Donovan. were introduced
Special Sale of Dress Goods
Fancy MeSsalines, In a wide assortment of Stripes. and
Designs, formerly priced at 500. 75c and $1 a yard
BALMACAAN COATINGSWA very popular material
this season for light wraps, .
NEW IMPORTED RATINES— in plain colors, and
dainty designs, 42 1n wide. The yard$l. $1..25 $150
dainty dresses is shown in all of the new and stand-
ard shades at the yard 39c.
Marked at 35c a yard
per yard $1 50
SUESINES—This standard material for
H. KRIEGER C0.
Attention
LADIES !
To-morrow, all day, we will
~ sell all of our
Trimmed, Hats at
. HALF PRICE
~‘T
m
l
.Lm .... cw,
'Flowers 81 Plants
We will fill boxes and vases with
111111113, blooming flowers.
- t‘.’ C. and St. Louis on small offerings to
occasioned comment by reason of their l President 'Wilson yesterday. as were
inactivity. Bonds we‘re irregular, tMiss Dwi'Er, niece of Representative
~-' —————-—... ,uonergan. and Miss Agnes Burns, of
WOMAN’S CLUBS IN STAMFOflD Ellhrtford Mrs. 'M. H. Ford. of Bridge-g
....... . «port. representative of the State of
State Federation to Meet In That Connecticut at the National Confer:
City, May 21 22 and 23 'once on (‘haritles and Corrections. in
The State Federation of ll'omen's Ml““l'lilii ““5 spent the 903‘ 1W"
Clubs holds its meetings this year in days here.
Stamford May 21 o!) and 23’ The Senator Brandegce yesterday intro
Come in to see us where we can show
on a fine line and large assortmentm
of New and Second hand Furniture,
moves and all I-lousefurnishln; Goods
it positively the verv lowest prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY,
87 N. Main Street ‘
, 013p. Congerganqnal Church,
We ‘ Buy Second-hand ‘Furniture.
M-..
J11 amen T Keating Named to Examine
Shore Line Employees.
EXAMINATIONS IN RULES. i
i
Slimmer Time
18 1111111111.; TIME.
Friends of James '1‘. Heating. the -
. , l A .
veteran conductor on the New York l ‘A' H' lulliken '8 0" a business trip
New Haven and Hartford railroad. to Chicago.
are congratulating hint upon his re-
‘cent appointment as special morniner
Mr. Keating is one of the senior can
Get years before the sun be-
comes too hot. Wentake and
repair them. .Phone us.
i William l‘ieinbardt and
wife have
.arrived in Germany. ‘
Presbyterian (‘hurch will be head- duced “ bill to ”33' 32-3317 to Lizzie F
quarters, Luncheon at 3,», cents and Remington, of Windsor. (‘.ot1n. ex
dinner at .10 cents will he served the ocutrlx of Priilip 3.1111111111111011. de-
delegates in seevral churches on the‘ ceased: late of the ‘11. 3. Army and to
“three days of the (ionvelluon ,1, ollow-l give relief to John Egan and others.
my the repeats the organist of the! Alcoa! newspaper publishes a pho~§
doctors on the Shore Line division and l
the first or the week was called into
New York city where he was noun-d
as special examiner for the new book:
“of rules, soon to take effect.
___._..._.. .1,
Mrs, Harry Folsom. of Park street.
United in New York. Saturday.
KOHN BROS.
A Big Variety of
1 Tel. 489. 1, 72 North Main 81.
Mrs. 11,. 1-1. Mend is entertaining
her mother from rilayonne, N. J. "’
1—... -—-—-—————-——~
1 men
control
' A.C.Cuneo,Florist
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
MEXICO'S GREAT WEALTH,
(Boston Globe.)
The outside world knows little of
the wealth of Mexico. and it is‘the
111111 have been struggling to
that wealth who have made
all the trouble for Mexico. There
are bankers in Germany, France.
Spain and England into whose colt-'11;
for the
' Children
come and See Them at
AND SUNDAY PAPERS. ,
ew' Things
, 11 11512111111111 voun‘ DAILY
Eastside 11111111111111!
Why cross the bridge for your sup-
plies? I have '11 whims of Oars,
Chains. nap“, Anchors. The prices
are right, too.
M P DDNNE
I 2119 1141117 wAsHmevou eraser.
1"“ L #1...»
WOMAN MAKES HAWK . '
" ‘° cAP‘riVE iN' HEN Holler.
FARMINGTGN. May
il’ascus. living at the fork of the road
rye (201119 to, 11119 yer
5" Glitter
leading from 'Bouth Main street
ly and surmised 11' ”Shawn. 0n sundry.
hearing a commotion in the hen home.
11111111111116: 111111 11111111111119: ehtekotwinte '
Mrs. Potions ran on and 111‘ 1111 :it,“
”— church offering bespitality will give a
'hall-hour organ recital. Thursday
evening’at in the Casino “The Pc-r
eian Garden"' 11111111.: will the sung by
Mrs F.S,WardWeil,.Mrs.Hnlse.1Mr;
Wells and Mr Roberts. accompanied
by Miss Huntley. 'The musical pro-
grant will he followed 'by a general
teceution.
GOVHRN9R1.WI'.LL-LEA\'I'E .1
son NORTH CAROLINA. '
A11 soon as 11111 work at the Capitol
19 _ 4111011111 1: ’thro‘uah this afternoon. Governor
Bhneod 111.:1311111111’111 will go to New
1 0111, and 11111 1111111113 will Mart for
1"": 1191111.,1119‘1111uaa1111‘1: The
hovernor 111111 11110111111111 to he present
at the commencement exercises of tz‘ho
1111115 Forest College. 111 which their.
., 311211111111 from the insane hospital
' 11111111110111.1111»
toginph i the congregation that at-
AUTO HIT 131/ 11511111
tended the field mass here yesterday. ’
About all of the stores have talent lunch of the 1111111111 01 Mexico has
1 l ‘ DRIVER "ESCAPES UNH-URT fled their intention to close on Maxwem ilowing‘ for nearly 200 years.
n utetlnory K: 1110;1110111111111 11111: "08" ' _........... {mortal DRY- l" {There are mines in Mexico that tho
1recenty k ed. to ”CNN “'0‘" 1’11A1N1F'1EIJD,‘May 19.-—~Tlleodore "' " “v” New York Sto1k l‘xchnnge never
in the front row of worshippers, lien-
tresentative Donovan Representative death yesterday, when the automobile
.nnd Mrs. Kennedy and lilies Julia 2.
,which he was driving was struck by a
imam,“ (It New Haven zrailroad train at 1111 unprotected 1111111111
""""'"""“" ' .cmesing on the road from Plainfleld'
WATERBURY FIREBUG 'to Central Village. Mr. Roland was
‘ BOUGHT BY POL'CE thrown out. but escaped with orlly a
"T" severe shaking up. The hind wheel!
of the automobile was wronched 1111-
wind had a narrow escape froml
uoleued from Insane Holpltal, 11.1
nerd Murray is Wart-tinted for
Firing City Hall. '.
WATWRBURY. May lily-A warrant
,wa_s 11111111111 last night for the arrest at
ernnrd 11111-11111, who confessed he set
"‘11; Hall and other local buildings
Ion fire in April.1012. Murray, re
at
Tuesday. is 111111 to
the phlloe of that.
11111111111 for
111111111111 11.111119. secretary otthe state,
board of education 111111 F. .l Trindeli
of New Britain, were in an auto tol-
iowing Mr. Roland and they had to
shut off power sharply in order to
avoid a possible collision.
. ”3mg... .. .
1.111
HARTFORD GIANT , ,
- FAILS AT SUICIDE
_ ,
.1 tiltlt't‘i‘frliit). idey 1931111411111 11:11am
11 .b” brought 1111 11111111111 considerable eitcltenient in
. Imusmsumner 111111111,11111111111111.1111‘011‘11111110
' . M“ ineffectual efforts to commit suicide.
’ , he tried to 111111: 1111111111: twice with
11 and knife, it is 1111111, but the knife
broke ' Previously he had alarmed the
1111' by aliasing his wife
' lid ran-1911
e
Iand the machine otherwise damaged. Name Society 01' '3‘ “03'3"” Church
It ‘5 rumored that I” ‘P (nit-bet. hutrd of that have yielded mote than
of New York. is engaged to a No“ a billion (101111111 0111 h in the past. fifty
Canaan 3’0““3 lady. [years More than a billion was taken
‘ , “ out of one mine in (‘iuanajuato in 111-11-
\\1l|l.tm 0' Appieby, oi Shelton was ty yours. The single firm of Hernan-
a 1isitor at the bone of iimny N9“ 1191.. consisting of three brothers who
mun owner. the weekend. came poor boys to the country from
Spain, is said to 1111 as wealthy 1111 the "
Rot‘ltctviler family in this country.
1 111 S 1 , The rues 'l"'11ctn arc mote than 1000 families in
was ‘0 11111 fly 1110111115.] Mexico whose woalih runn anywhere
tionbox proved of Interest 'tfrotn 31.000.000-10 $50100 0.000.
W 1 » ,
John-,1. Davenport 1111.1 1‘. w. i
Hodges are engaged in jury work 111
the criminal superior Court. liridgov 1
111111;.
The monthly meeting of the Holy
11111111110118 1111 Jones WALSH
Judge John .1 Walsh. of the ('ivil
Common Pleas (‘ourt has handed
The funeral of Samuel 1 “use“, down, two decisions. lie awards the
was held 111' the Lowlsboro chave}.-1'1laintii’i’e in the case of John F.
Sunday; and interment took place in Tools, et al. ., vs J. W. Divide, 11111111111111. ‘
the nearby cemetery. “8‘ was a broth of $1.75 ""wlth Winteiest maountlng' to
6', 0111311111111 ‘5' 3,1300% of this town. $587.1‘here was 11 dispute over the
( 4W . rental by the defendant of 11 hoisting
‘M'ACi-llAs '3‘ UN'D'ER' WAY TO VERA machine owned by the plaintiffs.
. /
.3, ,- CRUZ - t In the case of Ward M Gowlee v11.
.wa pong, ill“ 19 w'l‘he gun Rocco Iaoozza, et 111,11 case lawhiol'i ‘
boat Matthias Which ”penny was re. the plaintiff sued to recover for work
that from navel militia service to 110.1191“ making 13111113 foresaw 11611
11.111191: out 1,01- duty. in “Marleen We; which the defendant 1.1111111111111111
‘ ‘63”. ‘58er from the Broukiyn navy erecting. Judge Walsh limit; for llé",
11 tier way to 1V6“ plaintiff and 1111111111111 him $50.
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