WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24, 19!;
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SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Children
Ladies Swiss Ribbed and Shap-
ed at ...... 100, 12 1-2c and 25¢
I‘nion Suits 25c, 35c and 50¢
Gents Balbriggan lnderwear
.............. 25c and 5°C
E. K. Banks
Inhacksmo Hotel Block, So. Nccwalk.
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THE‘SOUTH NORWALK‘ EVENING SENTINEL'
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NOTICE
For the Best Results have your
Films Developed and Printed
here.
WM. P. BEERS
look and Stationery store.
South Norvulk. Nomalk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: L'ns ettled
tonight and Thursday probably local
showers and slightly cooler; moderate!
winds, mostly southwest. i'onsidcra-'
ble, activity in northern preSs‘ure coir
ditions during the last 2-1 hours
shown by this morning‘s map. ’lht
Eastern Canadian "low" of yesterday
morning now merlles tlte maritime
protintes and the northern portion of
New England. 'ihe Dakota ion“ has
moved to the Upper Lake region, git- -R
ing place to higher pressure over the
northern portion of the Great Plains.
Pressure has fallen beyond the Rock)!‘
Mountains. Thundestorms have oc-
curred in the Upper Lake region and
Upper Mississippi Valley, where
cloudy and unsettled conditions con-l
tinue. Fair weather is general else-
where this morning.
extended northward to
Lakes. and the temperature has risen
in New England except in Maine.
WEATHER A VEAR AGO TODAY
Temperature: Low, tl-i; high,
Clear.
78.
Summer lads and fancies in jewelry
nt'kead's. See other specials in the
adv.
The laying of the new concrete floor-
ing in the east bound depot has been
finished, and work has been started
on the west bound station. This work
is very much appreciated by the trav-
eling public.
Rev,
attend the service at the First Meth-
odist Episcopal Church, next Sunday
evening. He will preach a sermon ap-
propriate to the occasion, and the mu-
sic will be very attractive.
The building committee of the Elks
It!!
Hot weather has:
the Great}
William 'H. Wakeham has in?
vited the Masonic bodies of the city to,
New Autograph
:K O D A K
lCan be seen. Also sample of the
work it will d0.
'DONNELLY S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
l M SOUTH MAIN STREET,
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Are to be found here.
and finishes 10 till every requirem
Porch Hammocks $3.98 to $15.00
Summer Furnishingsjfor the
Porch and LaWn.
A11 exceptionally'large assortment of styles
Prices the lowest, quality the highest.
Hammocks ....... 98c to $5.50 Oil Stoves ...... 59c to $15.00
Porch Chairs 75¢‘to $5.50 Winder Screens 19c to 59¢
Porch Screens .. 751: to 87-50 ice (‘ream Freezers $2.25 to $3.98
Lawn Swings 53-98 to $7.50 Lawn Mowers .. $2.98 to $7.50
Lawn Settees 98c 'to $5.50 Garden Hose .. 10c to 151: a ft.
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em and to suit all pocketbooks.
Refrigerators . $4.98 to $35.00'
FUNERAL
PHONE 747.
A. J. Collins & _.C0
DIRECTOR.
NC" 'H MAIN ST.
V“
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Potato Manure V
of Lime.
Soda.
Land Plaster.
I
RAYMOND
Fertilizers
Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
Muriatc of Potash. Nitrate of
BROTHERS
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
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ladies‘ undertnuslins at {m- at
Dickerman & Son's. They advise you
to get your share.
l E, N, Sipperiy has the contract for
the drilling of an arteslan well tor
.Mr. Phenczel of Ely avenue.
Rogers & Stevens say their fifteen-
dollar suits lead every step of the way
Better step in and see them.
Friends in this (try, of Gemini l leu.
tenant D Keyworth ot' bixth C-om
patty, are recelviug postal cards from
him from Fort H. G. Wright on Fish.
er's island. Lieutenant Keyworth re-
ports he will be home on Thursday.
Tito Woman's Municipal League of
5 South
brary Auditorium, Monday, June 29, at
3:30 p. in. As this is the last meeting!
until September, members are urged‘VV
Dues are payable at“ -
to be present.
this time.
lPAsvon's CHILDREN sunpmsso. 1
odlet Parsonage in Norwalk.
the four children of Rev. and Mrs.
Charles E. IBarto, of the Norwalk M.
E. Church. last evening, when forty-
.three young people of the parish
marched in on them for a social party.
A-i
Norwalk will meet in the 1.1-'
Fo'rty-three Friends Call at the Meth- '
(F. E. Lockwood & Co.
A thorough surprise was given to :
'wllen the first signs of spring are
careful men. Orders by telephone
05.0 --R H
_ ield County,
Distributor for Fa
We Rent Automobiles
The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
and there is no greater pleasure than 11 spin through the country,when
showing.
Our rates are very reasonable. and our chaufleurs are skilled and
will roCeive prompt attention.
B...A N K S
’ River Street. Vet-walk, Conn.
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on Tires and Tubes.
We also give you Adjustments
39 WALL STREET.
We Are Giving You a Good Discount
it will pay you to get our prices before you
purchase. Our goods are all sold on a guarantee.
1/1.
that will surprise you.
NORWALK.
met last evening and adopted the plans The purpose or the surprisers was
and specifications for the new home completely accomplished, as neither
as submitted by Architect Ferris .
Morehouse. The committee will hand “”3 0f 1'} party b91113 given. The
in its report at the regular meeting of games attendant upon such occasions
S. one of the four had the slightest ink-‘
. Electric Wiring for Light and
' Pawer
Electric Fan
Post Toasties
For That
and appet
tobesuret
their sleep.
Post Toadies are
any time.
lndian corn,
encd and salléed, rolled
flakes and toasted to a
sweet and delicious, that
fruit.
Bedtime Snack
dThe. kiddies need somethirtgnthat is dainty
,dont they?
t they have a food that is
easily digested—one that will not disturb
They are made of the hearts of the finest
rtectly cooked, delicately sweet-
They have that indescribable flavour—
Just pour from the package and add cream
and sugar, or sprinkle over fresh berries or
Easy to serve and mighty good.
“ The Memory Lingers”
-sold by I
2—21.15
d you want
surprisingly good at
into thin. ribbony
crisp, golden brown.
so delights the taste.
Grocers everywhere.
‘had not seen hint a ter that she said
and denied that there had been any
quarrel or unpleasantncss between.
them. During her preliminary ques-E
tioning Mrs. Angle became hysterical
at times. i
Iinllou was a member of the Odd
Fellows and Mrs. Angle belongs to the
Rebekah branch of the order.
After telling several conflicting stor-
ies, Mrs. Angle about noon said site
was anxious to appear before the coro-
ner and give the truth about the death.
Her story, as she said she expected to
.tell at the inquest, she then gave to
Chief of Police Brennan substantially
Ias follows:
“I had nothing to do with Waldo’s
. death. It was entirely an accident. He
had been drinking and when he left
my apartments he was under the in-
fluence oI liquor. He stumbled and
fell down stairs. I heard him
He lay at the bottom and I hurried
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LOVER’S ;
THE ruins
Glover’s - a
Summer
Jacoby’s
House Dresses
98 c
Value '. $1-50
l
ratt' '
Footwear
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN.
A Good RoofTeth 5
is a hard. snow storm. If your »
roof leaks, drop us a card out
'phonc us. We will repair and
the Elks this evening.
b
Before purchasing an electric fan
look over the stock at the White Elec
tric Company The adv. will tell you
more about them
Negotiations are under way looking
toward the sale of Michael Ratchtord's
saloon, .On Main street, First district.
The deal has not been put through, 11113
there is a certain matter to be decided
‘ before the business can change hands.
The prospective proprietors are‘froli
Newark, )1. J.‘~- It is anticipated that
139 tomorrow something definite :rc-
garding the contemplated sale will be
known
Contractors Drlscoil & Sullivan to'o
" .day started work plastering the w
of the city clerk's vault. They will
V‘alaoeihstuil“ eight ventilators in it and
nfurnIsh it with shelves. The contrac-
tors have finished the masdn- work on
3“; the remodeling of the okL council
a
'chamber for the town clerk's omce.
.' ' Harry M]. Mither's carpenters will an-
7 lab their part of the contract in a few
.~ {days—12.1?
J’IMENNENS
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TALLUM
iwere indulged in and greatly enjoy-3
'ed. Ice cream and cake were served.
atterw ards. The merrymakers met at
the church and want in a body to the
parsonage During the evening Miss
Willa Miller delighted the gathering
with two solos, and her sister, MlssV
Mabel Miller rendered several violin'
selections.
Following is the list of those who
were present: Mr. and Mrs. C E.
Barto, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Bedient, ‘
the Misses Edith Fitch, Mildred Ald-
rich, Caroline Smith, Sadie Hamilton,
Mabel _L. _GaY. Frances Burr, Hattie
Smith. Nellie Waterbury, Ruth Oar-
others, Edith Burr, Loretta ‘Bates,
Dorothy Burr, Mabel Miller, Minnie
lVNorthrop, Helen Miller, Gladys Flew~
llyn. Nora Rusk, Isabelle Car‘others,
Ethel BurtiVs. C. Glashoi‘f, Elsie Atv
water, Leah Cohn, Sarah Lewis. Doro-
thy Barto, Hazel Burtis, Marjory Bar-
to.dlllilla Miller, Era Atwater, Emma
Gay, Martha _Flewliyn, Richard Nes
bit, Clarence Spoots, William Flawl-
lyn. Willard Meeker, Gordon Barth, C.
Otis Fitch, Earl Barto, Cyrus Bene-
dict, and Roger Whitney.
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.lBALLV PLAYEVRS’ GASES AGAIN GO _
OVER.
abouhaifionr hide 111. --The cases
of the weight Bridgeport be}! players
charged with violation of the Shade:
law .1111 playing. bbreion May 14,.were
mum toils! in the City court
59 until {up 1__1 _on motion 0‘1 an attorney
‘ ~ to) thundering The warrant! gorilla
; Bargains
i 16-inch, oscillating, for South
Norwaik current ...... $17.50
16-inch rigid, tor VSoath Nor-
walk current. . .. ”81350
i ' These Fans are gtiitrantced to
i give_ perfect satisfaction. .
‘ The White Electric Co,
. —RncrsrnREn— * ‘
. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
AND convnAcvoas
l 54 Water St. . .. Phone 342-3
DAMPNESS CAN’T PENETRATE.
There is always some dampnm _ixil
cement w.ails Metal lathe offer no
uprotectlon to dwellers from such
dampness. This, quite often, is the:
cause of Sickness and rheumatism dun‘
ing damp weather. .. ' '1 ‘ l
The Asphalt«Mastic‘s-'backlng otl
Bishoprio: :Stucco, orPIiaster Board
won't let dampness penetrate. It is
absolutely moisturemroof dud temper-
aturépmo: ‘ ‘
C. H. Alsthorpe
701.9874. 80.11le Ave.
fiat-II..- -—~
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
In! Paper. Best Week, loot Prison
1: 119an MAIN "all?
STAIFIHID IM’ 8
SKULL FRIUTIIIIED
(Continued trom First Page.) ,
on the carpet and furniture in the mo
man's apartments, and tin a~ clothes
chest was discovered Ballou's straw
hat, crushed and bioodstalned. Blood-
stains on garments belonging to Mrs.
Angle~ were also found,~the police say.
as well as’footprlnts on the stairway,_
which; tendetho indicate that a large
woman had walked up or"-down it in
stocking feet. A blood- soaked cloth
was round on a roof of a building be!
-tioath the bathroom of Mrs. Angles
alignments. , .
Examination at the hospital showed
that death was due to a tracttire at
the base oi the skull. but there were
marks on torehoad and other parts
of the It the physicians who
gays "renamed by
collected” that non; thou expected to make ad-
.,‘ cumin-t
nudifllettbtlo he
down to him. I shook him and spoke;
to him. but he appeared to be dead:
Blood was trickling from his ears. I'
was in a panic and didnt know what'
to do. I thought of notifying the po
lice and then it flashed through my.
ALL KINDS OF
Outing Shoes
mind that I might be compromised it BATH'NG
I did so. I dreaded the notoriety that YACHTING
I knew would follow Something seém-‘
TENNIS
ed to impel me to pick up Waldo and‘
carry him out onto the sidewalk. I
took him in my arms, opened the
lGlover’ ’s Shoe Store
wnrr'raiwona's onessmo FOR
ALL LEATHERS.
lobby door, looked out, saw no one,
and hurried out with him. I dropped
ihim on the sidewalk and ran back,
' locking the inner lobby door. Then I
got a. cloth and tried to wipe up the
b.100d11tains I took V\ aldo‘s hat and
lwith some of my own clothing which
had become bl’ood- stained, thrust it in
to .my clothe; chest. Then I washed - ' . , . V
myself, put. on a. bathrobe and lay son, the first Baptist missionary, and
down. My only reason for doing? this other melnbers of the Judson family.
was to escape the notoriety that would . . . V
follow. I realize now that i made a .COUNSEL’S MOTION DENIED.
great mistake" i. HARTFORD, June Zip—At the open-
The police have learned that Ballou ing of the United States District Court
did purchase a bottle or whiskey last at 10: 30 this morning, Judge Edwin
night. S Thomas denied the motion oi! coun-
.. so] for defense asking him to direct
NORTHERN BAPTIST CONVEN- 4 a verdict for defendants in the suit
“ TION. . I
l BOSTON, June 24.-Furtlier consid-
oration of «solutions was planned as
the principal business at the Northern
Buptibt Convention today. The re-
mainder of the day was to be given:
over to the celebration of the centen— Tuesday afternoon and the
3N“ 3‘9““ “MS“ missions. withhold decision until this morning.
as were luv. 11-. Edward Judson.l,.
or New York, I can or Monti-din Juan m.
and Doctors 0. C. Smith and Paul Wa-
terman, charging conspiracy.
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for $50, 000 which Mrs. Elizabeth Cur- ~ ,
tie Holman brought against her torm- . .
er husband, Prof. cranston Brenton _ ,
1 ma adv. pbyl but in the boat .
paint it all for one price, guaran-
tecd,1c per square foot. Call an ‘
now:
E. R. Bradley 8100.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
couvnbcroxs. ‘
11 Wuhlngton St. So Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 781.
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The Gorham Cd. 11V
Always the Latest Thing: in :l .
Painting
Paper Hanging .
Decorating
The motion was argued at length ‘ '
judge ‘
Norwalk Chronicler