Clearing Sale
of Women’s and Misses’ Suits. Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Cor-
nets, at Greatly Reduced Prices.
33 So. Main St, South Norwalk 515 Main St, Stamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
awn.
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«Silk Gloves--
(‘ompiete assortments of summer Gloves are ready, including
a wide variety of the most wanted binds in the famous “Kay-
; ser" liliilie. distinguished by good quality, excellent style and per-
fect fit. They are all made with double tip lingers in black, white
and colors.
2-Clasp Silk Gloves at .. . ................................ 50c
lrvllutton Length at ..... . . . ................................. 75c
id‘Button Length at . . . . . . . . ................................ 98c
Zitllutton Length at .. .. ............ . ............. . $1.50
Children‘s Silk Gloves, 2'ciasp . .......... ...... 50c
Children‘s Silk Gloves, 12—button length ............ .. 69c
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Children’ 3 arme its
CHILD‘S ROMPERS. CHILD‘S DRESSES.
At 25c. .. .. At 25c.
Plain, Striped. “m- “’1"-
CHILD’S DRESSES.
‘3. CHILD’S ROMPERS.
it» A‘ 50c. At 5°C.
,6 . _ 4 years to 12 ysars,
“3'". C""“'"‘- CHILD'stEssss.
Ii; BOYS' SUITS. At 51.00.
50c to $1.00. Attracthe Styles.
A.Dickerman 8: Son 1
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
PONY VOTES
GREAT
Waists and Underwear
M. Moltasch & Son
i20 Washington at. Main Stars—210 Atlantis 8L. Stamford.
' Jill-t - -
We Are Giving You a Good Discount
on Tirés and Tubes.
it will pay you to get our prices before you
',v.' Ipnrohnsuj» Our goods are all sold on a guarantee.
~‘Wo also give you Adjustments that will surprise you.
E. Lockwood & Co.
.- . » NORWALK.
any: Rhonda saloon Pastry.
Hrs. Robert“). Wilson, otWost sve-
Food toms". an Orchestra. l
Jana- m. .who has conductor
othiy onlohrations in Spring l
honor other guest, Miss Marion Bates
‘ Iwere: Mrs. C. F. Osborn. first;
not- stubs: or yearn past. has Idiom w Gregory, second; Miss AnnieI
we PARIS
.Norwalh Lodge. No.
laud l’roiez'tiw Order of Ellis, has ar-
:ltth.
by Captain Carl A. Anderson. is plan-
ning this year to outdo all previous
Ving of Shriners from this and neighbv
;be the usual sports and entertainment
. in addition to the big bake.
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. . ' Reductins
For Summer Dresses, Skirts, 5:
anmmuv e
.1. ufi m. Fireworks comamie, entertained at tour tables of auc- I-r:
tion yesterday atternoon at home In .I
of New York City The prize winners :1
Mrs: ”
can mammmmrorthsou‘n Smith third; nos: tho prises had 1 I
lIIILIYm 0F Ill“.
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picture of Mr, Biondel. The latter oil-1
jected and. dashing at the photograph-
er, smashed his camera. The photo;-
raphei‘. Charles “hiker, asned Prose-
cutor Albert l’hlllips to issue a war-
rant charging assault by Blondel, but
the prosecutor reinsed, and advised
civil action,
Thinks Man Wayiaid Bailou.
Former Judge ll. Stanley Finch of
counsel for Mrs. Angle, said today that
he was satisfied that Mrs, Angle was
inbovcnt of any connection With lial.
lou's death. and adianced the theory
that Bailou may hate been wayiaid
1.} some one {in the hall, as he was
lt'tflihg Mrs. Angle's apartments.
Judge Finch said Mrs. Anglo had $31.“)
of her father's money in her rooms
that night, and this. beconiing known
might have caused an attempt to enter
to be made and the intruder. meeting
‘ i-‘ailou uneipectedly in the hall, might
lime struck hitn down,
Judge N. C. Downs. counsel for )i is.
..\11gle. announced shortly after noon
'tltat because of his client's con-
J I dition he would not permit her to ten-
tily betore the coroner yesterday, He
N air-0 expressed-the belief that Mrs.
Angle would be released as he said
“liiilllg had been developed to show
ti. at she was connected with the ital-
lIUII death or to ("'l)l](10\el‘l her state-
lment that he had fallen down stairs.
V'eaver todax said that while
i”‘1 had\ not completed his examination
(1 the various- stains on wall and floor
ltonnu in \irs Angles apartments, the
‘lnnnlhis had shown that the marks on
the matting under the ironing board
were those of blood
‘3. 'heu chief of police Brennan tool:
Ipassession of the tiatiron last week,
which has figured In the inquiry, he
ionic it standing on the ironing board.
1 Dr. \\'eaver said:
' The status on the matting (miter
the ironing board in the room have
turned out to be blood. 1 have not
nuite finished with all the others. but
i think now that with possibly one or
itwo exceptions all will prove to be
ll‘lood.”
i Homer 8. Cummings. who assumes
1the office oi state's attorney on Wed
A Cohen, 40 WaterStI
STEINERS CLAMBAKE.
Association of South
709, Benevolent;
The Steiners'
ranged to hold its annual Clambake in
Burchard's Grove, On Sunday. August
The committee. which is headed
events in this line. and a large gather-
oriug cities is anticipated. There will
Sentinel advs, pay
INo Sailing or incite;
Motor Party his .
Complete 51113.
Without one of our
Simplex
Vacuum Bottles
Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours
Hot 30 Hours
Manufacturer's Guarantee with every one of them.
6 Coupons and 98c
will make you the possessor of a Rubber Toned one.
6Coupons and $1.13.
will bring a Nickfl One into your home.
Ask your friends who own one. They’ll tell you what' y
a household necessity it has became. Bring your Coupons
now before the supply' is exhausted.
- Coupon No. 47
.I-‘Iresented by The Evening Sentinel. Every day t. a
Vacuum Bottle Day. .
0000 “M-
v
Present the above coupon at this office, with five
outer-s of consecutive dates, and the cost amount of ex-
pense .itcms mined below, and got this Simplex Vacuum
I lgio‘s had. The discovery 01'
. stain is understood to have been one
- ponement oi-the lnguest yesterday.
3‘. pect that the marks found on the
- smoothing iron which has figured in;
I: the case, will prove to he bloodstains;
,2 but do believe that the iron was used
j: to strike down Baliou. and hold that,
~ the condition of the dead man’s straw}
fl hat, found in a clothes chest in Mrs.
‘ Angle‘s rooms is evldence along than
~ line.
. Angle said today when the new evi-j
', dance was brought to his attention!
,. daughter a room, and reiterated his
balls! that she had nothing to do with: .,
I- fallen down a flight of stairs leading
' iroijrs. Angle‘s rooms.
‘ . that eye classes he was wearing were!
. not broken, was said to weaken $qu
,nothiAsstminthotactthatthq
really, City Wgflbert Panel
has and Ohio! at Police Brennan visa».
ed the Angle apartments today. The“
lied mu them Harold A. Parsons. 11':
:(Ni engineer. who is to make a num—‘
.ber ot diagrams of the place.
am Florence Proton daughter of
a boarding house keeper, toda) denied
the essential part of a published ill-l
teniew in which she was quoted as?
bonus said that Ballou had told her:
he and iirs. Angle had quarreied, The‘
oily statement in the intertiew whichf
was correct, she said, was that Ballou ‘
had engaged board tha‘e. saying that;
he was tired 01 eating in restaurants.
He had nHer mentioned Mrs Angle;
Her Lawyer interviewed
Judge .\'. (‘, Downs, of counsel. out-
lined his attitude in an interview. in»
part he said: ‘
”My advice to Mr, illondel,
1' Zilrs. Angle, was that nothing was.
to he gained by permitting her to res-l
tify. either privately or publitll.
tore the coroner. it is not for the (or—3
one: to pass upon the guilt or inno-i
cent-e of a person whom he may have ,
held undo" bonds. \\'hut he dots do is}
to determine certain things as a guidei
101' further action, it' nuessary. on the
part of prosecuting olfictals, 1n thisl
speciiic instance. the coroner s trying 1
to determine the manner and cause of!
death of Waldo it. Ballou. He might],
make a finding in which there is noi
reference to Mrs. Angle, yet the prod1
(willing attorney could step in and‘
cause arrest. Should my client estify,1
others holding certain theories, llaturv
ally would try to coatrovert her state-l
ments. This would place my client at ;
a gram: disamantage should she have;
to appear in court.
“i hold that the police hate shown;
nothing to prove that Mrs, Angle had,
anything to do with the death of Mnl
15311011. There is nothing to supportl
even suspicion that she caused hisl
death.” ‘ ‘
Concerning (ertuin
ports. Mr. Downs said:
‘llr. Ballou was not assaulted lnI;
Mrs. Angle‘s rooms. .\'0 black skirt,;
or any other garment was wrapped;
around his head to prevent tiow oi ,._
‘blood while he was spirited to the
street; there was no quarrel in the‘
rooms; no third, or iourth party was?
111 the moms when Mr. Ballou made;
his call. and there are no mysterious}
features to his death. lie tell downl
a tlight of stairs." ;
l
iatherI‘
no I
published re- j
, Say Man Was Murdered.
Definite announcement was made to-j
day that the police are working on the
theory that. Waldo R Ballou. the aged:
'political leader and prominent citizen .
whose tragic death early last week is;
under intestisatlon. was murdered. ~
There was also an intimation that thef
bail bond of Mrs. Helen iii. Angle. at:
whose apartments Bailou was a \‘lsit.’
or on the night of his death. may he:
rc-called. She has been held under‘
$5,000 bonds in connection with the
coroner‘s inquiry in the case. I.
it was learned that the police do
not believe Mrs. Angle had any di-
rect connection with llallou‘s death..
but do believe she knows who was
responsible (or it, and may be regard- i
ed as a very material witness. Thef
.theory on which the police are work-5
ing is that a second. man was in the.
Angle apartments after Bailou lefti
last Tuesday night that the latter re-
turned unexpectedly and found him
there. and that a quarrel iollowedi'
during which Billion received the blow 1
that caused his death. The police, it‘
is understood, claim to have evidence 1
to substantiate this theory, and which,
it is said, may lead to an arrest.
\ 1
‘ i The coroner expects to resume his
inquest Friday, and meantime the
chemists employed by the investiga-
tors are continuing their analyses or
Ithe‘ various stains tound at the Anglo.
Iapartinents, including the most re- __
neatly discovered supposed blood
mark; on the matting near Mrs. An-l
this“;
0! the reasons for the sudden post~
The police, it is learned. do not ex;
Leonard Bipndel, lather 0: Mrs;
that he was satisfied that it Bailout
was murdered. it was; not in his
it. 1..
One of the first theories advanced:
tor Bailou's death was that he hail
The tact;
theory: an; Inlandol said thesaurus
alas-es wore mum 1110 fold
doubts. who also wears gloom
hsdataudownthosamsstam '
month two.- «She was somewhat brulsa
a. but her glasses were not brok‘
the D. militad Co. :
Estabiislwl 135]
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Cool and Dainty Gowns for
Warm Days
The Dolly Vardens of yesteiyear I.T..\t‘ i't‘illl'lit‘tl
to us this submit: lillli't‘ lit-hitching that. tact. 111..
l’igui'ul (.Itt cs. \uihs and Lawns rcatl. it; our art
a in .1 111 ituhu IUil1t'\.\Uliiiill 11f limited I llit'ulilt‘ uhow
days on so 1111! ~11 l1=vll\tliiilll adults that ~l1c ha~ n it
llllli to main l11.1 111111 gowns. .\11<l thusc are at)
puny.
Flowered Crepes and Voiles \~ 1111 11:1» lllllltb'
Rancy Striped Voiles, whitc \\ th l. 1 .s of palt-
l1luc pink, palt usela 111 l;i\t‘=1‘lll 1. 111:=.«:-. 111 chariiting
style with low ctfilars, a hit of ”hunting 1.1111 a sill;
girdle. ‘-
Wltite Gowns, classi: in their simplicity.
\‘Vhite Embroidered Voiles and Crepes, straight
slots. rlccp tunirs sometime lace lttllIlltlt"l. and 111th
blouse“ ill.3l>'.
Gowns of White Shadow Laces, air}
:tml graceful
thiugsuith pale mlorctl silk lulls, u1ul tlilill-Si‘lk‘ cl?
feels uutlcr the waists.
Prices $6.50, $8.50. $10.00 to $15.00.
C
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Moses and Juniors Dresses
Embroidch Crepes andVoiles 1112.1.1 in cxcltt—
sire slyltw. Lawns that air lat't‘»ll’lllllllt‘ll. (111-l Dolly
\Iardtn cilIccts. These will 111.1 for \\4-lll\ll of luti‘tc
figures as well as for girls.
Prices $6.50 to $10.90.
Crepe and Voile Gowns at $2.98
One Special assortment. including number of
Flowcrctl \chs and Crepes. Siripcd anrl Checked
Lawns and Voilt's made simply. with whitc cnihrvoidcr—
cd collars. an c);t‘t‘pil<.iilill offering.
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Among thcsc are some dtiuty patterns in white
and Mack. and white with pale lavender.
Drcss UVPllflllllll, sccontl floor.
Make tne Couch a. Cool Resting
Place with a Linen Cover
Natural Linen which is washable. It may he had
. perfectly plain, or lightly striped with doll rctl. liluc
or green, and the cdgcs arc fringed. .\ 111ml satisfactory
arrangement, through summer.
A goocl assortment at $1.59.
Linens Covers. imitation linen, with bands and
stripes in red or blue, $I.39.
Cushions with Washable Colors
For hammock or verandah use. The) are either
square or oblong. with print C(l cotton cmcrs in dull,
cool grays. ‘tans and blues, '
59 cth, up including pillow.
Very artistic pillows ti‘\(l’ (l 111th English
Chintz. in small floral effects quiet color ings are nice
for sunumcr livingrooms.
Art materials for chair c =\'L'l'l:igs.
Third 1100;.
Pictorial Review
Patterns
The new
Skirts
, Ind,
Sinai linen Frocks
' A replete cclllIeCtion of
correct Summers is
_ presented in
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- {’03 SUMMER
of the Celebrated
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‘ Patterns. ‘
Only 10s when purchased
. with one l5; pattern. _
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