1i peOpIe who have been cheated by
er beds.
» oil
"and BABY canmaons. c0111: in
Jr“. 441.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 34, 19!;
DIVING COAL for the com-
ing .\\‘It~‘tll is :1 lllatttr worth}- of
your M‘l’ltltN tlltcililtlll. tltlr coal
is 1 ml in \vltllltgllvl t11lllt*\\'t‘l-
farc t-iI 1111‘ t‘ll~I~llllcl's. it is a
fact that or can tutlzly Iltl) coal
at a price fifty cents pcr toll less
than Vic Lil‘t’ paying but we will
not consltlcr it. You want moi
of first class quality. \\Ic lllly no
otllcr. You want COAL'and not
simply black stuff. Buying cheap
coal to save money is like stop-
ping the clock to save time.
The
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
e BUY
Hazelton
Coal
Ladders,
Nails,
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time no mat-
ter whether you want Lumber, Nails,
Beaver Board. advice on building or just a friendly chat.
It you consult us, we'll see that you
next time you’re over our way.
get the right kind of any thing yo
Roofing
Paper,
Beaver
Board
Ladders, Roofing Paper or
Come in the
u want and at the right price, too.
Funeral Work a Specialty. S'ave
money by having your work done here.
Fruit: and Vegetables of All Kinds.
A. C. Cuneo Florist.
TEL. 372- 12. 7 RAILROAD AVE-
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
Kill Two Birds
with One Awning
home
sun
Esti-
Brighten your store or
and keep out the summer
with one of our awnings.
mates cheerfully given.
KOHN BROS.
Tel, 489. 72 North Main St.
Gasoline
16c per Gallon
STANDARD RAYO LAMPS AND
011. COOKING RANGES AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
Paul Preusser 8: Son
CLIFF ST., NORWALK—TEL. 1047.
. W . .
HARDWARE, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
!
The NORWALK
“I PAWNSHOP
OAL
I Joseph Roseniield, prop.
40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
KISSES lHE llllll
lHIl All lllliil'
Senora Castillo Divided in Erint1
For Dead Man and For Her
Feline Pets
o
(‘lllt‘AGO. June
fiance. Emerson
nell youth.
Dietrich, tile
visited the cage of
McL‘hord, the lions' trailler. who, she
life it he had acted in time.
The woman was in a state of ex-
threw her arms about the neck
the cub, Teddy, and kissed it_
is one of the bottle t'ed rubs who
went wild at the smell of Uietrich's
bIood. and turned man-eater.
"They did not know
did, senor." she protested to a by-
stander. "They shall not die."
Then she turned on Alt-Chord, who
was scrubbing the door of the cage.
removing the last traces 01 Diet-
rich's blood. The man was almost
ill tears and Senora Castillo‘s words
evidently cut him to the quick,
“What were you doing here with
Emerson when he died?" the wom-
all demanded. “You knew the cubs
were hungry. Yet you sent him 111
L'i.——Adgie Costa ’-
t‘astlllo, owner and tamer of tile lion I
cubs that chewed the lite out of her I I
Cor— - '
her 2
pets in the Santa Fe yards yester-
day and vented her wrath on George jiif
insisted. could have saved Dietrich’s .
citelnent bordering on hysteria. b‘lle :
ot : .
Teddy ' ’
what they -
here to do your work. it was not
the lions' fault: it was yours. .
“You stood by alld let those little
cubs tear him to pieces, You should
have taken the fork and driven them
ya’tt
More of the Lingerie
W A I S T S
Beautiful designs of the daintiest materials
' '4.“ ~.~'+"'4.~' . . .
priced from $1 to $5
THE BIGGEST SALE OF FINELY
Continuation of Coat 8: Suit Sale
TAILORED SEASONABLE
SUITS AND COATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES THAT WE HAVE
EVER HELD. EVERYONE INTERESTED IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO AT-
TEND THIS SALE AND BY PERSONAL INSPECTION BEI CONVINC-
ED THAT QUALITY CONSIDERED, BETTER VALUES HAVE NEVER
BEEN OFFERED IN NORWALK.
mills ANIIIFIIIIERALS
Thomas w. Leleu.
Thomas W. Lelen. a noted steward.
died at his Il'ome ill 17 Main street
.IIIIS morning after a long illness oc-
casioncd by a general breakdown. lie
was iorty-six years old, and is surviv-
ed by his wife, Elizabeth, and two
Money loaned 011 all articles vol awav You could have done it'
v ., . , " ' . children. a boy lllld a girl. The de-
, I BRICK. LIME! SAND, \dlue. tnredcclned pledgcs at a sac-lmey-re afraid of you. They'll mind ceased some years “g” was consider-
The B.HCTSIIIIeId&SOIICO CEMENT ETC rlilce. you. ed one of the finest chefs in New
I ' .. , , .
‘ TEL. 294. 122 WATER 3T, _'“ "““"“‘ ’— Poor Dietrich “8““! 3 trainer. York. and he had been employed in
“““U’I—In— _.,_.._-_.~__,_______ I Il‘I‘ddy gut “M'm‘d “I"! jumped on to retire from that work, and he lnov- g
COA C 2 PI“: StI East NOMBIKI F h T ‘kN IIIIIIIIIIIIII' )qu ran 0‘” “1“! “Red 11 ed here. The. funeral 'services will n'. I
L OALI '8 lng 3L 6 5m“ 1"” "WWW“ 10 help ."0"- be held from his late residence. Iv‘rl- 'I'vacatlon days are near at hand'
To advertise our Red Oak (‘oal thel
cash prices will be the lowest inatown.I
To be convinced that our coal does not I
Stick to the grilles and bricks and
burns to ashes, try a bushel and you I I .‘I Mct‘hord. a icon. stoop-shouldered! IN I Skirts. waists, dresses, Shoes, a pan.
will buy a ton. SPECIAL ____ II ' _.... 1111111 111 khaki trousers. was nearly: Funeral of Alexander Soitcu. : .
' ' . ‘ 'l‘lli’ “l 1' .111 dnsun, - ~
Wlllla'm Efiron a $9.00 lied Spring and Mattress. FRENG" LETTER IIIIILIIIIIIII aIIII III“ “IIIIIIIII MIIII UII IL IIIIIIII II In“ III 0 ea! ama hat. we call fIIIIIISh all these
8 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK,
TOL- 441. Tel. 441.
BEWARE.
I have had several complaint or
peddlers who claim to be working for
me. it you want to avoid being
tooled watch for the sign, “3 Rowan
. Street." on the wagon. Also the driv-
. or must give you a duplicate slip
; f with my name and address.
_ I pay in 11 lb. for rags and best
Mice: for metal, rubbers and tenth-
WILLIAM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN ST.
Tel 441.
REFRIGERATORS, GO-CARTS
udlook them over before you go
elsewhere. All household goods sold
the very lowest prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY,
87 N. Main Street
Opp. Conger-gauche! Church.
,Buy Second-hand furniture.
‘Advs. tar chances to tind more
’ iative employers
Household heipersI‘. watch Sentinel --=
~—
(3on tenants are to be had—tor}
advertising 7 I
. . x _
........
But JvIbeglIn today the systematic saving or even a little something
R. Harold Cox
TELEPHONE 145-4.
complete for ............. $6.50
Mattresses for $2.25 and up
15-ELY AVENUE
L. s. NYARY, Manager.
4.15..
..-_.. --¢_ .'“
{Intuit an"
A8 FRESHAS _,
the last bit of news that emer- ~
gets from the ticker are the
VEGETABLES ,,
we otter. We carry a large :j
variety of the very finest ot --
seasonable vegetables.
Call and let us suggest some- f‘
thing for dinner.
Ghiotto 81 Co. 13
Music Hall Block
Men’s Suits $10
When we say, “Men‘s Suits. $10.90, ..
we do not mean Men’s 'l‘en Dollar
Suits. we mean the Men‘s Suits that
WE are selling for $10. 00 ' They‘ range
in VALUE from I312. 00 to $18. 00 but
in price they are all 810. 00.
GOTTLIEB’S
$78i$lOCl0thing Store I
NORTH MAiN eraser.
—I—‘u-
*7
SRD‘UIOIIfNVSDIB are a .111ch action
and inexpensive means of continual
moon. The) aflord a direct way oi
:arrytng I message to the ones who
wIIILbe meat Interested.
Gilbert.
A Full Line of
M. P. DUNNEI
209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
BARRIERS 0N STRIKE
PARIS, June 24:7Six hundred let
tcr carriers of Paris had today bar-
ricaded themselves within the Central
post office where they took posses
sion last evening when they went on
strike and a force of eight‘ hundred
policemen was placed in Iposition
around the building by the authorities,
to storm the place and forcibly expel
the strikers
. Those within the building had ex-
hausted their small supply of rod this
and other edibles which were drawn
in through the windows by strings.
The blockade running was brought.
to a stop later in the morning by re
I: lnforcemellts or police.
A deputation of business men called
on Gaston Thomson. Minister of
|Commerce, Posts and Telegraphs. to-
: day and informed him that Paris al-
‘ ready thad suifered to the extent of
:2 $200. 000 by the interruption of the
. malls tor a levy hours, and this would
be greatly increased unless the gov-
:.. srnment took means to restore the
service. _
The men struck owing to the re-
tusal of the Senate yesterday after-I
some increased allowances which
they had advocated some time.
Thomas F.I James Chosen President at
the Meeting Held Last Night.
Officers elected for the ensuing year
of local union No. 7746. C. & J. of A.,
at their meeting held last ,ight:
President—Thomas F. mes.
Vice-vPresldenb—James B. Gilbert.
ris. '
Financial Secretarye-Wiljlam A. K61-
1088 '
TreasuNer—Fred A. Tyrreil. I -'
Conductor—~FranIk L. Clark.
Warden—Wiluhm A.,i51'_Iye1-.I
Auditor for three years-flames B.
- If.
BusineSs Agent—Freak L. Clark
who were considering whether or notII
Recording Secretary—Fred H Fer-l
Delegates to Buildings Trades Coun-
‘, cil-—-Char_les E. 'Hendrick, 1311133 B.
- GIlbert‘I, -IDavid L. Currie, Frank L. alert to the throne,
That's what I hired you iorv-and a
fine trainer you are! When little
Think of tlllltwa lion trainer calling
on a car conductor lor help."
McChord Much Affected.
Ipoulillg out her torrent of welds to
“It curious (‘l0\\d gatllclcd about
'tllc door of the freight cnr ill which
the cages stood.
I told Dietrich not to go into the
c 19.11; " he said. “There was Ibts 01
time to clean up. and the cubs IIfldIl'Il
been fed for hours. But he went in.
i saw Teddy make a dile ior him and
Ipull him down "
”Then why didn‘t
the cage with him?" Senora Castillo
interrupted. \\ hat were you doing
Iwitll that fork?’ l
“I did try to use the fork." pro
Itested Mct‘hord. What could I dOIIIl
IOne of them jumped on him an
I
you lump Illto
IUD at her. but towered under her eye
Iand retreated into the- runner.
"My should 1 let them kill Ted
.IIdy?” she demanded. -
I A guard of police stood ready with
rifles to shoot the beasts but w-itll
_held their hands pending tlleverdict
oi the coroner‘s jury. Late in the
day the verdict came of accidental
death and the policemen put their
weapons aside.
' Such Tragedies Expected./
Cy De Vry. lion tamer at the Lin
coln Park zoo, expressed his opinion
'0! the tragedy thus:
“Horrible as it is, it is inst what
every animal trainer has to expect.
us here in the' park.
'least idea why the lions attacked
vDietrich. but 1 don’t believe it was
lbegan, of course, the others all fol-
lowed. it is». characteristic of lions
to butt in when one‘ or their number
gets into a light."
I Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich, parents of
the dead youth. are on their ,way
son '3 body.
I
11111111 PETER. or
35111111 Isulsirts
BELGRADE. Servia, June 24. ——Klng
‘ FIeteIr L, of Servia, abdicated the throne
today. ,
The king's abdication was made in
favor of his second son. Prince Alex-
under, as his eldest son, Prince George.
in 1909, renounced his right 90! succes-
itor known as “Panhandle: tell
West from Brooklyn, to claim Itheinand' Ohio
some of the. wealthiest families. ills
llenltll tailed llilll and he was forced
day morning, illld the body will
shipped to South Maut'lit'rllt’r tor hur-
lal. ‘
the l-i—ycar old son oi Mr. and Mia.
line. was held vesterdny
from the Hungarian Relormed Church
at 2 o'clock, with Rev.
olllclating. Interment was in River-
side cemetery. There were many ilor-
Ial remelnbrances. The choir was un
der the leadership oi Joseph Ileves
Gabriel Iloklla - ,
perquisities.- 1
Bill after vacation
scy. The nail bearerswere Daniel Bor- ‘ "
dos, Andrew Bellus. Joacph Hevessey,
’John Kvullzc. John Dillon and Stopli-
' were .
‘IElizabeth Level. Pearl Levai. Bertha
ell llokus. The flower-bearers
Deltus. Bertha Betlus. Sofia Fazckas
and Mary Evan - ‘
dealt chiefly with the relatively inac-
'tive issues. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Chicago and St. Louis Common, bet-
six
points in anticipation of the phasing
of the dividend at today’s meeting or
the directors in Philadelphia. West-
ern Union registered a further decline
of over a point on announcement of
the dissolution of the syndicate organ-
vized some months ago to take over
like holdings of the American Tele
phone and Telegraph Company 0th-
erw‘lse quotations were but .slightlyl
‘ over or under the previous day '5 close.
Selling pressure. howel er, soon result
ed in a pronounced reactionary move
a
noon to iliclllde in the postal budget Such a thing might happen to any of meat
1 “event “19! WALL STREET Noon-Trader8.
pressed their advantage in the morn-
ing. and the weakness of certain rail-
CARPENTERS’ UNION OFFICERS. “hunger. When one of the animals .wa‘y issues \\ ithin the scope of the
pending freight rate decision gave
rise to tears concerning the outcome
of that question. New York Central
lost over two points. with declines of
1 to 1 3 i In Baltimore & Ohio Read-
lng, Lelltgh Valley and Chesapeake
estern shares were not
immune, reIat Northern. Northern Pas
Iciflc and Union Pacific also losing a
Ipoint. Coppers were on from frac-
tions to a point. but Steel held com-
paratively steady. Can Common and
Preferred, lost 1 1- 4 and 1 1 -2, Amer-
ican Telephone declined 2 in sym-
pathy with Western Union. aInd Cast
iron Pipe Pitt. tell tour on passing or
the dividend Bands were heavy.
PHILADELPHIA 11311.. June 24.—
The directors or the Pittsburgh. Cin-
cinnati. Chicago and St Louis Rail-
Iway,‘ the Panhandle system, a subei.
You need a trunk, a dress suit case
liave thelil charged Iand settle your
days.
I O
morning, but comrades outside suc- ,1 tried to prod In“, off. Then an- GITon“v I" W‘LL STREET TIIIS Blg afld comfy POI'CII
.: GREATI ceeded ill running the blockade and-0.1.9,. of tllem came on." I NEW YORK June 24 ——Wall Street. R k
'Il . e sltIppIiying the garrison WIIII lIIICIIagIIIII “\ilss AngeI entered the cage ~Sucll changes as occurred at the out- 0c er
2. Reductlons o c oclates. loaves of bread, hams I‘m“ ”‘9 3““‘3’ “033- They looked set of today's stock market operations
14-16 WALL STREET.
Always sold for $3.50
NOW MARKED AT
Norwalk Furniture House.
PROMPT DELIVERY—REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
$2.50
TELEPHONE 44.
OPPORTUNITY IIIIIBLE
NAS ENTERTAINMENT
An unusually pleasing program was
rendered at the First Baptist Chruch,
last evening, in the form of an enter-
tainment under the auspices of Oppor-
‘tunity Circle of Kings Daughters. The
lecture room was a bower of beauty,
decorated Witli‘ flowers undel the et-
ilcient hand of Miss Bell Doane, presi
delit of the Circle. ‘\.irs William Bar-
tram was chalrman of the entertain-
ment and ulucll credit is due ‘her for
the successful program. The artists
taking part were all at their best.
I The program was as follows.
Piano Duet—Evelyn Ferris and Doro-
thy McLean. .
Recitation-Avis Whipple.
Bass Solo—Warren Scofleld.‘
Soprano Solo—Alice Connolly.
Recitation—Mrs. Thatcher;
Soprano Solo—Mrs. George Sheldon.
Recitation—Emmy lRuby.
Recitation—Mrs. Patterson.
Violin "Solo—Jl-Ioward Meehan.
The accompanists oi! the evening
'to his wife's ill—health.
i
DYNAMITE DEFEN-DANTS CASES
COMMUTTED.
WASHINGTON, June 24.—-—Presi-
dent Wilson today commuted to em
pire at once the sentences imposed
on Michael .I, ll. liullnon. ot' Scran-
ton. Pa.; Frank ll. Painter, of Oanla-
lla; Fred J. Mooney, of Duluth, Mi:lll.,
and William Shupe, of Chicago, all
convicted In the “dynamite conspir-
acy“ cases. '
The other twenty defendants in-
cluding the leaders, must begin serv-
ng their sentences tomorrow in Leav-
enworth Penitentiary. Clemency ior
John Ii. Barry and Pull] J. Morris.
both of St. Louis. was withheld. while
Ithey have opportunity to submit sep~
ainte petitions.
RESIGNS CLERKSHIP.
HARTFORD, June 24.~—Lester B.
Sherwood. of this city, has resigned
his clerkship in the otiice of the bank
commissioners at the Capitol, owing .
He and his
talllin-will go to Georgia.
._.__..__._._.
Senator's “frank” was used to
were Miss Florence Beers. LeGrand spread tolls repeal literature, and now
Greenwood and Miss Bertha Meehan. comes the discovery that the letter
Ice cream and cake were‘ served to all heads or two Senators were used tor
and a goodly sum was realized from the exploitation of a gold mine in
the aaiflr. North Carolina. This latter case Is
to be investigated. while the former
Hand-braided r08 rugs are charming was not .——New Britain Record.
The kings ““09 Will taken 9winz diary of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
, ,. , » ~ to his ill-health. ‘ I Illtoday passed the dividend on the com-
MANN-ANDERSON. v. Aroyatprcclamatlon announcing thelv’mon stock and reduced the dividend
, Invitations have been lulled for the fact 5 to be issued in the course or to- on the Preferred stock to 1- 2 ’0i 1
”.wdding oi Emilia “L. Anderson to day. per cent. for the quarter. \,
If. arm-old o. Amara Wednesday “evening. I The Pennsylvania? Company ail-es
,-‘ July lot, at flo'clock, at the home or Era/right! all. for the lines west of Pittsburgh,
. the bride, 3 Lorena street: Em Nor-
" l
n: depoplt in
he South Norwalk Sayings Bank
“it; will have much tronlte it a sudden demand tor moaey comes?
Sate” Deposit Boxes “.09 a year. I
STORAGE VAULTa.
I. ciark, Aquila Greenwood. I
V*_
x,
.-
Joseph W. Rooney and s.
. O——-"' _
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEk’.
friends are on a fishiuz trip down» the dehhre'd the usual semiannual givi tor the" summer home with colonial
creek today.“ '.
idendpt 11 per cent. tarnishinxs.
Norwalk Chronicler