IOIDA'I. M! u. some ‘
VIM? b” 307.0!
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
and Nets
“unless.
WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery Store.
South Norwalk. Not-walk
SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Children
'Jdles‘ Swiss Ribbed and Shop
ed at , 10c,121-2c and zoo
l‘nion Suits 25c, 35c and 50¢
Gents ilalbriggan l‘nderuear
.............. 25c Ind 50¢
E. K. Banks
thlckamo Hotel Block, 311. Not'wflk.
Specials for Monday
utilised Ra' Bl! Sun»,
I: 1" HIIUQ‘
”0th Rt '1 is said“
.t 1.;
20 to 35
per cent Off Regular
PriCe.
In order to reduce our stock of refrigera-
lilim a
s
('onrl town and I'rdlrfu
"nrit‘ Hull Silk Hust- .
Values in
Elsie All {1111. lid-e
$1.98
$9.98
M. Moltasch 8: Son:
120 Washington St.
Suits Coats
Silk, Chiffon and Lace Waists,
82118, $3.49 and $3.55
flu met i) sold for
,ilorsI we oiIer you an exceptional Opportunity to
secure a high grade box at bargain when.
A. J. Collins & Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Dresses Waists
Balmacaans at half price. Your choice of an} suit
Hats Petticoats
PHONE 747. NORTH MAIN ST.
Main Store—210 Atlantic SL. Stamford.
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Do Away with the Hot, Dirty
Coal Range
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SENTINEL l CHALMERS 1915.
“LIGHT SIX”
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COOK II [TH GAS nu- COOI, a: READERS OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR ls HERE.
Cl ‘ d E . I :5 - Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United States Tired.
_'— h" __.... - w , l I .
’I _ ean dn conomlca _ 3:. 7 Lowest prices Specml storage to commuters. Storing for the day
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WEATHER FORECAST. ‘New [‘0de i: IEWS :z: ' CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
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t..— xt..t-.tt a... tit-mitt. tam - . The United Electric Light 81 Water Co. I .s RIGHT BvIgo- ~onwm< smell.
cloudy tonight and Tuesday, prob-t .IllfllOl' N0. 1 . .5 t‘halme “Si "1014 \l d] )R SALE-
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ably showers; Moderate, varale} NOW ON SALE- 2'. Cl. l 3 six. 1912' 0 e 4 ----------- 31559
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winds. Weather conditions. A Well-9 . $7.50! NEED OF FIREBOAT. ;. a me” ..,.I.. I -----------------------------------------
detined disturbance is central this: L091; 3‘ ””5 hodak before buying. .. liditor Sentinel: if \Iaxwell - 1914 ........................................
morning titer .‘iliclligall. It is cans; ' » . . . . ‘1
ing unsettled, shower1 weatllel in men 0 N N E L L Y S Furnlture Re alrln and kindly ”mu“ this nrtitle, to,,.be VAAST BROS
Lake region Pleasant “either pre STATIONERY AND BOOK "one jprinted in your paper for the con- '9
1ails gtneralh ul other districts east) . sideration of all "taxpayers." The sun: TEL. 1360. i7 CHESTNUT ST., 80 NORWALK
of the Rock) Mountains the tem- I 1' SOUTH MAIN STREET. Upholsterlng lect of fire fighting apparatus On the 00
perature was high 1esterday in the Inter as an adjunct to our lire de. '.- -----
Iiiiddle \\ est Seleral plates reported
temperatures abole 100 degrees. The
latte disturbance “III probabl1 pass
over this vicinity tonight. it Will
cause rising temperature with local
showers. followed by fair and cooler.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.I
Temperature: Low 67; high, 86.
Clear.
. Tennis was enjoyed by a
number of the members of the Knob
Club yesterday.
Special sale of Pinkllam' a compound
at Stillson- Powell Corporation See
price in the adv.
in men ad1. worn the Hatch d’r
Halley Compam announce that they
are in a position to supply you with
all building materials from the new
stock arriving daily.
Mr, and Mrs. T. D. Perry of New
Haven, L‘onn., motored to this city
yesterday on their motorcycle. and
visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'I.
Finch of Plait avenue.
The police received a complaint
yesterday from Ely avenue. that a
dog owned by boys of that street was
being “slcked” on to passersby. The
matter was referred to the dog war-
den,
A complaint was sent into the po-
lice authorities yesterday by Barney
Policy, of Monroe street, that a drunk-
en man was making a nulsancmof
himself in that vicinity. 0mcer John
Smith attended to the case.
Building Inspector C. I, Finch is-
sued this morning four permits to F.
M Cullen. One 1v-as for the wiring
of the home of Joseph Tracey on Main
street, another to wire the house of
Felix Citatte on West Main street;
one to wire the drug store on_ North“
Main street for General Russell Frost,
and another to wigs the store of
Dagon Bros, on Wall street.
Mrs. L. R. Woodward, of New York,
sent in a. complaint to the police au-
thorities that her dress-suit case had
been stolenffrom the train in which
. she was‘ riding yesterday. The suit-
case'was taken from the car some-
where between Stamford and West-
”. port. “Agent R. E. Dertt was no i.
lied. aud~he is conducting an investR
gatiou. The case has on it several
foreign poster's. Last evening the
police received word that a you; m
at the South Norwullt depot was «11.;
mug I. limo-suit one that resonant-II
ti. W M In. Woodward'l;' ma ”7“le
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IIIIIIEGTIIIIS CRIMINAL”
NEGILGEIIT
(Continued from First Page.)
Itransmltte‘ to district attorneys in
‘blassachusetts, Rhoda island and New
'lork and the Federal Department oi
Justice. ~
I Sues Directors for $125,000,000.
& Ogden, attorneys representing mi~
nority stockholders of the New York,
New Hmen and Hartford Railroad.
have demanded that the directors join
their clients in the suit to recover
about $125,000,000 alleged to have been
,wasted by the management.
The suit w,hicl1 it is said will be
tiled this week. is to be directed
against the estate of J. P. Morgan,
William Rockefeller. Lewis Cass LIed-
yard and others who were members of
the New Haven directorate at the time
that transactions that’have been the
subject of inquiry by the interstate
Commerce Commission were made.
In a letter to the directors made pub-
lic today, the attorneys refer to the
Itestimony concerning the Ne Haven
investments which proved nproilta-
ble, brought out by the Interstate Com-
merce Commission, in the following
language:
“it is our judgment, therefore, that
directors are liable for these losses
which have so plainly resulted from
their neglect of judiciary duty. On
this ground the corporation is entitled
to (recover from its directors the dif-
ferences between what w'as actually
paid out for these investments and
their actual values-a sum amounting
*to not less titan $94,000,000.
i “It now seems practically conceded
that all these purchases—trolleys,
steamship lines and Boston and Maine
shares alike-were also in violation or
the federal antitrust act, and on that
ground illegal and ultra vires if the'
corporations.
“On this ground. in our opinion, the
railroad is entitled to recover‘Trom its
directors $155,000,000—the aggregate i
amount paid for the Boston and Maine
shares and steamship and trolley lines.
In conclusion the letter reads: “We
therefore, in behult of our clients. who
are, and during all the period of the
transactions hereluto referredto, have
been stockholders.
mand‘ that you institute proper legal
proceedings to enforce thalliabllity of
directors to the corporation which 'we
have pointed out. and such other. lla-
btllty as my be‘dlsclosed as a result
of a careful and thorough investigs.
tion of the oompauy’ a attain." ‘
Notice of the proposal o! the minor I
it! stockholders to use such I. stilt 1m
W
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BOSTON, July 13.—-w111pple, Sears '
respectfully , (18-;
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FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES.
The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Company
134 Washington Street South Norwalk
Ipartment, for the saieiy of buildings
I'on our water fronts has occupied a
Igreat deal of attention within the
Ipast week. it is well that
should be taken, to prevent
tion" a
similar cotlilngratlon.
Luther M. Wright
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
Ford Model 1: electric lights, A1 condition ........ .I ......... 3300.00
1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Bargain . . . ,, $850.00
1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed. 1
I'l"Radel il’lant"
1 . from the
so WALL srnur
NORWALK. .
PHONE «I.
O. D. Jackson
._ Optician .
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
I
A FAMILY 'WASH FOR 75cts
Everything washed CLEAN.
ironed, and the starch pieces starched wet sent to you
dampen and iron.
" AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2: PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY
PHONE 54.
All the flat pieces and underwear
ready to
Highland ‘Coal
Have secured a few cargoes of this Very high class coal, We are
prEpared to supply our customers either for present use or winter
stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter orders.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
owned a "tire boat," at ille'ttme of the
"holocaust" of the Third District lastI
October. Tllen later tile fire at the
on Water street anti
last but not least tile‘ liutch St Bailey
IFlre,‘i the loss would have been ”'ltllt
in two" if not reduced deridedly
M'here a city with the water rront
auch'as exists here, from the Itic'
Mullen estate, to W all street bridge, a
distance of approximately two miles,‘
You the west side of the harbor, and
‘ similar conditions 011 the east shore.
northerly, .
Country Club
Ithere is excellent opportunity for as-
'sistance front the harbor side. Our
,ilre department is now, and with the
Ilmprovement of organization as plan-
Ened, will be second to nobe. Due in
Ithe main to our eihcient chief and us-
Islstants, not forgetting our volunteers.
lThe department as a whole operating
fwith results equal too, or better than,
the writer has seen ln'largw‘ cities,
where exclusive paid men Were en-
gaged. Now that they are working so
1'vell on land, let us not forget tint
:there is another step we can take of
:1aluable aid, to tile emclency of the
:department, and this is on the water.
'The city needs and should procure a
_Iboat. and equip it with the best appar.
latus obtainable. instead of (as is the
,intent of some people) assisting in
’the equipment of a vessel that cannot
Ibe relied upon when needed. Why
inot negotiate for the purchase of the
r—IAddie v, now soon to be replaced, or
In similar vessel of this type? This
Ivessel is better adapted for the use
Isuggested, than any other in the bar-
Ibor. it requires a small depth of 1va~
fter approximately only four feet be-
:lng needed; in which to navigate it
is large enough for the purpose and the
Imacblnery has ample power to oper-
site any equipment installed. and
doubtless could be procured of the
,Norwalk Towing Company at a rea—
Isonable figure. The offer or co-oper-
ration on the part of the Towing Com-
pany is doubtless appreciated. But
the business of the concern, is such
. {as to require trips as far west as New
onrk city: and as far east as New
.London or similar distances, from the
I"seat of trouble" if needed. The city
could keep the tire boat at a conven-
ient point, s‘uch as the. new city dock,
and would mean only an up keep ex-
.peuse of one man part of the time,
.,m
to keep in order, subject to cal'I' by
tiltschief, The expense of re-model-
”uncoupled with the cost of purchase
would be so slight. a. to hardly be
felt by any taxpayer. All the time
, will, soon be here satin. for the are
commissioner to malts up his annual
budget for the coming your. lot on
out or and chief. Procure tho
and information. and
”it nle- to the Board of Int-ate
1‘» MW Tho-Ilium tor
"precau-l
li the city had‘
'MOMIOI'IW'.
A Vacation for Everybod
Four Day’s Trip 8182
i 888 Miles of Travel—Ail Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, \'.,a including meals and sister”
berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Chamberlln, thence 11a James Rive
INight Line steamer to Richmond. ‘\a. including supper, stateroom but
our breakfast the following morningmoondny luncheon at Hotel Jeifo
Richmond or Murphy in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening
Isteamer to Norfolk Va ., including supp“, stateroom berth and bro
I the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Nor
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m. for New York, including meals
stateroom berth, arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. in.
I Steamers suit every week day at3 p m. from Pier 25, N. R, New Yo
foot of N Moore street.
Send for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department.
W. L. WOODROWl Traffic Manna r
J, J. BROWN. 60!). Pl"
PLUCK WINS FOR
dividual or concern, _ III.
MEMBER OF THE H I
WM. H. SNIFFEN
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SECRETARY GREEN CORRECTS
REPORT.
Washington, D.‘ C.
The Editor of The Sentinel.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Am sending to you by wire the ex-
act‘ language recorded in debate on
Rttcker hill reported in the South Nor-
walk [Sentinel of "the ninth instant.
While it is true that Mr. Donovan
took part in the debate, I do not be-
lieve that you desire to misrepresent
but because a number of dispatches
sent out of late have not been title to
the record and show a disposition on
the part of some one to misrepresent
the representatives from the Connec—
ticut, I take this means of making you
acquainted with the facts as they are
in therebate upon the Rucker Bill.
GREEN, SeeretarY.
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The Sentinel. _
South Norwalk, Conn.
A dispatch published in the South
\‘orwalk Sentinel, of Jilly 9, states in » ~
a report of the debate upon the Ruck- When Michael J. Gill, of St.
er Publicity niu: f‘Again during the m" for the House 0‘ Retire“
afternoon Donovan called down sev against L- 0- Dyer, in St Louis
oral members when three of them than a. year 330' he bad man
were standing seeking to talk. Mr. bank and he owned a nice
Chairman. .1“th has the floor? he Dyer went to the House, Ibut G
asked. When chairman replied, Dono- termlned to contest. the W
van exclaimed ”What are the other spent what money he ' '
galoots doing who‘have not been rec- Iba IltIItIilnd also 1:11; value 0! hm
ognized". The Congressional Record i l Ivery eImoney
reports what transpiredas follows: ls faml y to Wash usual“.
Mr. Donovan “MrChairman: I would the scene to carry on his
like to ask who has the floor. ‘The Igottworktinza 35“" war}? n“
gentleman from lows. has the floor and us Em]; a i: “a 12y, anI t s 30";
he has yielded to wthe-gentleman from :V v]?! n t n 3101'“;th '22:? ht.°
Tennessee for a question. Mr. Dono- I Thenfgncifl :7“ :eated {a _ .
van, “The gentleman'from Iowa has the omco of the sergeant
the floor and the gentleman from Tell- where h; drew 812.500. m
nouoo h” no parliluoutary right to the time he was kept from the
ask a question, because he does not The son will now so to .,
address the chair. They all do that study the violin under '0.“
way and it II not purllmeutsry pro
Mun. Tho mum "on Iowa in
maths the subject intelligently and,
wounttohouhluudthluisu
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Norwalk Chronicler