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EJIIIS 00M. MIMI!
u e 1 that .dIS
E specially good and
fieliable, pleases and
‘CSUIts invariably
In comert and great
flatisfactiOn.
‘ement, Bricks and
‘yher such materials
[IAIN hm ten: also
1‘ 1, late and Sewer Pipe.
y ’- c areful attention to
orders; this means
'Iuch to our
Patrons, and we
srt‘A'lways avoid fiction;
“It: misrepresentation.
I' Our custom invited.
‘ Bur
‘ Hazelton
Goal
The B. HershfiTeld 81 Son Co
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COAL
~I We sell a mm high elude of lied
:Oalt Coal flee from clinkers. Try a
_,_b,ushel before you :lay in your
winter's supply and be convinced
Willi am .Efiron
I‘enowau s'r., sasr NORWALK.
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IIIIJUNIlIt stun"
You only need write aI postal or i.
7 “phone to Wm Enron and you wil
“,get a ready market for things whlc
,hottlu, rubbers. scrap-iron.
doodles beds‘ a. specialty
._ suiting for your call.
Rowan St. Tel. 441.
trivou Ivy/Isa
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:y a fine line and large assortment
of New and Second- hand Furniture.
loves and all Housefurnishlng Goods
a?! ,t poiltlvely the very lowest prices.
.: M. GUTKOWSKY,
‘ 82 N. Main Street
‘ Opp. congomational Church.
Buy ascend-hand Furniture.
; for the
Children
Come rind see Them at
RIGGERMAN ,
..g 64 ,N-etth Main St.
, I‘DENVEI‘YOUR DAILY
Tana. SUNDAY PAPERS.
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. ski“: ,j w AI rennin. .
lilthetcham has given Wyse
p entirely. ,..How did that lisp
sound out that he had issued
to censor his love letters to
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Tel. 441. '
you don't want, such as rags, papers, I.
stale. “
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Wm Enron, a ;
no furnish your summer cottage. for ;
little money or any season articles ..
that you need for temporary use. "
icons in to see us where we can show I"
, i 'sure you. Not such a fool! tlilc). IPierre Mindinid
Ladders, Roofing Heaver
Nails, Paper. Board
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time no mat-
ter “nether you not Lumber, Nails, Ladders, Roofing Paper or
Beaver Board, advice on building or just a friendly chat. Came in the
next time you’re over our way. If you consult us, we’ll see that you
get the right killd of any thing youwant and at the right price, too.
The Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 WALL ST. Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
”—poN'T MISS ,THIS CHANGE—
Couch Hammocks $4.75—this week only
I A regular $7.50 Hammock, 6 feet long, 30 inches wide, standard
grade khaki covering, and curtains. strong iron frames, slumber in-
viting cotton mattress, stIrong iron frame, ideal for sleeping porches
and cottages.
Men’s Suits $10 TAILOR; MADEi
W hen we say, “\lens Suits, 810.00. I
we do not mean Men‘s Ten Dollar READY; .. MADE
Suits. We mean the Men's Suits that
for,
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WE are selling for $10 00. They range Tallorcnade Clothes are built
together for,
in v .Ll ll: from $12.00 10818.00 but 50“
Most of us have a certain distinct
$7&310Cl0‘hingStOI-e it. let the next be Tailor Made.
Rendy- Madcs are mt
'in plice they are all 310. 09. the average people. I
GOTTLIEB’S indllldunllti oi our own and tile
(lather. ought to Do in keeping with
NORTH MAIN STREET. A L BRIA
.-. 32 NO. MAIN ST. TEL 92'). '
FP‘W'“ ’-“v' n: mammal; -
Flowers & Plants
\‘le ulll till boxes and vases with
fancy blooming flowers.
A C Cunco,Fiorist
TIEL. 372.12. 7 RAILROAD AVE..
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guru Lilith VAIElltAiill
an... is :1 am and Fliilll rues.
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the last bltIprInews that emor- ;
NE‘V YORK. MlyM 2!.~The giant
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{Will-ma;
gee from the ticker are the
V§GETABLES II ,. . . .' . ‘.
we offer. We carry a large I: liner Valeriandrltoke “*ng pom M
variety of .the very finest of ~ WVW‘M W10 “9'41”“ ‘9“! and
seasonable vegetables. 'I began drifting dowil the Hudson. car-
Cail and let us suggest some» I.‘ ried by the tide. At times she swung
’ “1mg ‘0' (““9”- II broadside across the'rlver.
Ghlotto & (:0f In flip of the strong ebb tide the
II his steamphlp was seemingly almost
Music Hall Block
.; helpless. She was carried steadily
. down stream toward the Battery.
After the vessel had drifted more
than a mile the tags succeeded in,
getting her in tow again nndahe was
headed up stream under control.
When the Vaterland was heilded in
for her pier more than, fifty tugs had
her in charge. As her bow neared
the pier the strong ebb tide caught
the vessel at the item and began
to swing her around. dreading her
straight for a ~w00deu pier ‘ensrby.
There was a. shouting of orders the
big whistle on the liner boomed and
'the ha-wsers on the‘tuge were let go.
The vessel began to book under her‘
own power and was soon out. in the
strain) again alinoet directly in the
path of the Lscitnwanna ferry boats. ‘
The tugs began to maimedyar about;
her but the ”big liner slowly drifted
southward.
Summer Time
I8 AWNING TIME.
Get yours before the sun be-
comes too hot. We make and
: repair them. Phone "1'-
'KOHN BROS.
Tel. 489. I; North Main St. ,
Do Yen Need
A new LAWN MOWER?“
We have a full line Int right prices.
M P Dunnni
209 nor weemuoron sI'rnEE'rl
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«3 BOY ”OUT NEWS. '
The regular meeting of the Scout"
masters' School will be held this e.'ve-
ning at the bungalow. Chestnut street?!
KNEW IT WAS no lies, at 8 oclock.
Mrs. ClubberlyI (lclly)—I suppose. . All the Boy IScIouts or the Norwalk
sir. fou and filing” In?“ it an: and district and silicon}. mungdqr the'
nose that detaihed'you till this hour inspection on Memorial Day at the
Clubberly‘Qn‘B‘s kishlsken; iInI fit“, home: fro! t“ hommlselonor,
.lIh West Nerwalk. i
Scene I said "highnesh," you’d know The Iscouts will leans _the_891dlera‘_.i
it wasirt find) fight oft ~ '- nonu‘mend sons mower st '12: so
‘1‘ . ...:" flQngIkI ‘X I Vinny. {Iii},
strié renewal: E' is suits. Truman. k in ohario’of ISIooutmae
. "I! mmumz “Mu-d 33ml: tor Chnmherloln OEEIII WW“. I
know?" I ,
“waltz: n tiers is In 11‘ n"
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magnum' Min: miss} evening
present l
THE SOUTH MONA
‘ out of the professional witnesses who
,‘up where it was left of! yesterday. it
its, to ‘
"I'l‘roopsl {and will meetintheiri.
me any,” M1- Mellon replied.
‘Mr. Kellen then edthat his hit
pesssion was “that Sir. Aldrich
new: him «mamas made some
lllll illicit I I
m nuns on
till WilliiSiS
Congressmen In Lively Discuss-
ion, Charges That internal
,Bevenue Collector. Not
Walsh, is Getting
Rich on It.
WA_SHiNGTON. lMay Zl.—~Itepresen-
totive Donovan yesterday took~a tell
he said infested the courts. The ques-
tion came up during consideration of
the. judicial code bill, in which in Con» .. .
nectlcut it was proposed to increase 'j:
the witness fee in each case from ‘: -
said .. ~
$1.50 to 83 a day. Donovan
that would simply increase the re
celpts of the professional
witness. Ii:
They often appear on the same day -- -
in several cases and are entitled to a .. .
witness fee in each case.
“The cost to litigants in this coun-
try at the present time is a great sum
of money," said Donovan, “and the
jcost of cases is increasing from year
to year. The cost fol witnesses now:
runs into hundreds of thousand of
doilam in some cases.‘
Representative Kuhn of California i
asked if they had professional wibi
licence in Connecticut.
Don0ven'e Rejolnder,
“They have professional witnesses
in California,“ retorted Honouring
“and some of them are in prison?
there. The most nottn'lous cases arei
from the gentleman's own city, San
Francisco. One of them went by the
Sunday name of Real. its “as the
iuosl industrious thaructcr that has‘
been known for tilt hing money from.
ih: treasun for Ills own purposes.‘ 1
Donovan went on to any that sonic-
lime-s internal levellue toiletmrs urc‘
professional witnesses Ire-delving fees
in a nuuber of cases «tally besides
their compensation as collectors. “i
know of a reflector of internal revs
nuc that has a fixed salary of 83,500.
a year.',‘ said Donovan. i‘und yet his
,nume has appeared in a sulmotun at
least 20 times, and he drew the fee.
and it was passed upon by the depart
.lucnt as an item of tost.‘
Representative Bartlett of Georgia.
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leaid Donovan ought to report that to, release, is only possible through the
the prosecuting: effortless. I
"if you reported such cases to the
prosecuting attorney you would have
all of these officials there." replied
Donovan.
Not Walsh, He 8..eye
Representative Kuhn asked if the
man Donovan referred to was coilet-
tor in Connecticut. Donovan did not:
answer. Later he said it was not
Collector Walsh.
Postmaster Philip Troup, of New
Haven. is here to confer with ooatof- I
lice and treasury department officials:
about the plans for the new New dial
ven postoftlce. die wants thean.
changed as to certain details. lieI
saw Representative Reilly.
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taht the line of inquiry would be taken
being his purpose to continue investll '
gallon of acquisition by the New Ha
van of the Rhode Island and other
trolley systems.
Before Mr“ Helios took the stand
there was informal discussion among
amrneys and investigators as to how
much longer Mr. Mellon would be de-
tained as a witness. It 'was intimated
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by represenCstlves of the commission [Radcliffe E. Sprott. wkho is held for' Lehigh Valley. New Haven and Amal
that there still was much ground to be the killing of Mrs. Florence Johnson‘ gsmated were under moderate pres
covered and that Mr. Kellen might. be
excused late today or‘tdmorrow, to be'
,called it next weeld' ' ‘
‘Th was hondiderable delay before
Mr. Melleh took. the gland. Commis-
‘sloner MoChord again 'presldlnsI
er. Folk, taking up like matter of
the acquinilen or the Rhode Island
trolleys.z asked his. news:
f'tht assurance did Senator Al-
#lléb give You. to be transmitted to
the New flayed atrocious?" .
I do not romantic that he gave
allusion lid” bringing ibdut a resump-
growing ucukcr and weaker day by If
dhe protection of cloth patterns, it is
'allow him to be questioned on the
- by on; iik'htaioi‘ an Iapprbaohihg auto
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Tristram 8. Hyatt
Seashore Days Are Near
Children’s Sand Toys
Complete with screen, shovel and four molds. 19:
large 81nd Polls and Shovels 90
Children's Garden Sets, 3 pieces, 8c
Paprus Picnic Plates. 23 in package 10c.
Sanitary Drinking Cups, 3 in dust proof box, Be.
Vacuum Bottles and Food Jars
All styles and sizes, that will keep food and ice cream perfectly for many hours.
reduced.
All of the above items maybe found in our Bargain Basement.
Prices are greatly
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Still iiiiiilill
Hill Wfllllll IN
NEW HAVEN Jllli
Convicted oi Using Malls to De-
, iraudwlll, and Will he
Caretl for
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FOR BOYS
WE have just received a full
line of Washable Suits for
Boys. They are going on sale at
ALL
69C to $1.50 'stzss"
Also Middy Blouses forwGirls
9§c to $1. 50
Krleger&Co
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\\'ASlll.\‘(l'l‘().\‘. l). C. .\ln.\', 2i.
in an cflort to obtain the
release from prison of .i woman con- , ‘
lined ill the .\cw lluicn jail. who is, .
tiny from sickness, Kenneth \Vlllnfii
secretary to Gov. ilnldwin and Sher-i ,
den '1‘. Whitaker of New Haven are? p
in Washington. The prisoner was' if
unaudited of using the mails to do
fraud. nhi h is an offense
against
the United States statutes, and her
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fetter ul authorities in the Department
of Justice.
Relatives of the woman have been
found who are willing to take care, ‘ 1
of her if she is released from the
prison. Her pltlable condition from
sickness and the assurance of her
not becoming a public charge if she
‘ls released is the basis for an appeal
for clemency to the Department of
Justice by Mr. Wynne and Ir. Whit-
akeru
Designers Ask Protection.
Horace B. Cheney of the Cheney
silk manufacturing company appeared:
Ibeforo thl House patents committee
yesterday in behalf of legislation for
Inns: Iii will mm l DEATHS lilo raisins
VALL STREET, May 2l.-—Recur- MI" Abram S Kevanash-
rent, dullness accompanied by general Word was received in South Nor-
heaviness was the feature of today’s'walk this morning of the death 01
early stock market Most of the re- Ihilly E. wife of Rev. A. S. Kavanagh,
port issues registered material frsc- .at her residence ill Brooklyn. N. Y..
tional declines on light offerings. thus ' May 19th. Mrs Ksianagh's long rest.
following the lead of London, where deuce here is remembered with great
our securities again manifested a 'pleasure by the host of friends, made
drooping tendency. in fact, the for- by her during the pastorate of her
elgn situation has once more aseum- :husbeud at the First Methodist Epis-
ed serious proportions particularly in copal Church. Her sweet Christian
d’srls, private advices from that cen- influence has been felt in the com
ter suggesting general over- extension Imunity and church during many
in Russian and South American years. Funeral seriices will be held
shares. tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o’clock
from the Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. Seventh avenue. and St. John's
Place, Brooklyn. ‘i
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OPPORTUNITIES:
argued by the manufacturers who
are appearing before the committee
that the designers of the-patterns. are
entitled to protection to their 'work
in the same way as inventors and
writers ate protected in their pro
ducts
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conIoNEnvs amount: m,
arson- CAsE pus TODAY
WALL STREET, Noon—Little or no,
change from the opening occurred dun
lag the morning session. Some stocks
(made slight recovery. while others fell
' back from sheer-inertia. Many of tho
. , _ . 7 ' semlolctivé issues were not quoted at
Ilium something unforeseen arises all. Missouri Pacific lost almost a
this morning, Coroner Phclan will to point and receivership rumors were
my file his finding in the case or revived. United States Steel, Reading,
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[Inquest ln‘ISOuthpoIrt Fatality is Com-,-
pleted—fiaee Again in Fllrfield
Court.
Each day brings new Opportunities.
added possibilities, m these who
are alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage of conditions.
There is always a way for the con.
sclentious, skilled worker to get
ahead—write a. Sentinel Want Ad.
Istatlngwbrlefly and concisely your ex.
perlencee: tell of your proficiency and
seek a' position where energetic, well-
dlrected service will result in definite
advantfiment.
The help wanted columns of no
.3” M5 “‘0 in Sonthport on 3‘11“!" sure. but Reading soon regained its
L After examining H E Crow? loss. A sale of Western Maryland
oil; the man I‘Whoi’I ”3138‘ will) Mri. Preferred, at. 35, a decline of fifteen
chosen. the occupants and chauf— points from its previous price. was
our of another auto which was was r.ecorded Express stool“ were fairly
in; at the Itlme and persons whoI active and higher. except Adams, which
“'3' at “‘9 scene 0‘ Ith‘e “3"th ltn- lost two points. Bonds were irregular.
medlately afterward, Coroner Phelsni >
concluded the taking of testinihnwi. .
One often forgets the smaller things,
Mr. Sprott was not examined, his alt 2 - . _
. which mean sotmuch to the happy u 9, cover 79,. le"itlmate “1 .
torney. Judge Baliks, declining to hours. To prevent this, writes a con.- Ben 11 e y c . ll,
tributor to Los Angelee Express, make °f human “"3“" can“ “1“
'9, pocket of some bright material to skilled: specialists in. various lines.
lining on the wall, the inside door of professionili and buelrietis experts—ell
a closet or in a convenient place to are at the command of the users 0!
the car with Sprott. was examined
see while one is dressing. Take a Sentinel Wants.
but could give little information in large square and saw a dozen or more
it , . _. *
the offal as she said she was blinded pockets on {136 :‘one pocket for un- THENngE'D THE CRUST TO LAUGIl-t
answered: letters, one for cupplusi 1°. Nevada-Milan wrong with this
, ““3 “dI‘mmlér for billskto 2‘"; ”23* plecrust! it doesn't half cover the
‘ inf know just, what M of the with a list of calls to ma e 00 a
read, things to mend, engagements
811th w“ driving on “a“ the: and numerous things to remember.
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ground that jgrist hd inld misfit be;
used to incririilnate’hlm. — ,
Miss Dorothy Stanton. who was in
hind 'did* not sell the coupleiin front;
‘1' as so dark sits late that she
Mrs. Newedd—IWhy, dearest, I ask‘.
ed your mother all about how tonlake
them to suit you, and she said to make
the crust very short. '
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. APPROXIMATELY.
There is a Mr nugginvlng in, How}
art} Kansas. His business is pressing
II‘de garments. ‘
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‘ HER Exrsaisu‘ea.
Ethel—Min proposes» _
Marie—Yes, but he needs encourage-
moat. i
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vs knownehhnt to
years."
Ishvsiirles” a rite osmium.
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