TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1914
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
PAGE FIVE
WRIGHT AND DITSON
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
Special Values in
Table Damaks
25c_ 40c, 50c, 75c and 51-00 a Yard.
Bath Towels—10c, 12 1-2c, 25c, 35c
and 5°C. d N t
Bed Spreads—$1.00 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 an e S
to $3.50. '
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Bed sweets—39c, 45c, 50c, 70c, 75c, ALL ""3 s
79: and 95c.
WM. P. Beans
look and Stationery Store.
South Norwelk. Nor-walk
E. K. Banks
Mahcckemo Hotel Block, So. Nam-lit.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Something New
For the BABY
GENUlNE PURE RUBBER
KEWPIES.
Best Thing for the Baby to Play With.
50c each
For Norwalk and vicinity: Generally
fair tonight and Wednesday; moderate
west winds.‘ Local showers were re
ported this morning from the Soutll
Atlantic coast, but pleasant weather
prevails in other districts east of the
Mississippi River. A trough of low
pressure extending ‘frotn Kansas north-
ward to North Dakota is causing un-
setled weather between the Rocky"
Mountains attd the Mississippi River.
The temperature is rising slowly in
the central and eastern districts.
n...-\THER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
STATIONERY AND BOOK cross
is eout‘n mam c'rnur.
Jacoby’s
Special Bargain in
in ,
DRESSES and
WAISTS
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Temperature: high. 32.
Clear.
Low. 64;
Jordan & Selleck-are advertising a
real big bargain. See adv. in this is-
‘ sue.
The outing and bake of the Steve.
pipe club will be held on next suud
day. ‘
The bridge construction committee
Will meet this evening in the Town
lea-II. ”fol ulbll'ltl.
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-—-— i if you are in quest of coal read the
William A. McPherson has secured a Ferris Coal Company adv.
position as night baggageman at the ——————
east- bound railroad station ill South' The board of trustees of the South
Norwalk. ' Norwalk Baptist Church met last oven-
---— -lng and transacted routine business.“
~All suits, coats, summer dresses;
mut be sold. Some price will move‘
them at the Jubilee Sale. Mintz.
Read about new rubber Kempie for
the baby in Donnelly'fis adv. today.
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Mrs. Henry Robson and two daughtu Tomorrow an examination is to be
ers of Acasia, Colo, will arrive today , conducted at the South Norwslk postv
to spend a few days with Rev. and‘otnce for candidates for positions as
Mrs. Ralph G Hartley at the Baptist fourth class postmasters.
parsonage on West street. 1
—v~————- 1. Jesse John Jarvis, of Highland ave-
Court Frances. Order of the Golden‘nue. Rowayton. sailed on the Aquitaa
Sceptre. will meet tomorrow evening, nia. today, for London, having secured
in Mystic Chain Hall. It is requested his reservation: thorugh J. M. Layton
that the degree team be present, as & 00., inc.. agents for the Cunarders.
there will be initiation.‘
—- Walter Spray. of the Dresden' Lace
The boat “Mildred," on which 8. Works, sailed for London on the Cu-
party of local people lost their way narder Aquitanis. today, having been
and brought Up at Port Jefferson, N. booked through the oflice of J. M. Lay-
Yo Sunday night. is owned by Capt. ton & (30., Inc.. agents for the line.
Charles H. Smith. of Lowndes avenue, —————
and was only hired out to Mr. Hodges Patrick Callaghan. of Atlanta, Ga,
for the day. ;who was called to this city by reason
~—-—- '0! the death of his sister, Mrs. John
—Many new bargains added for Wed- Callaghan, pailed on the return to his
nesday at Mlntz's Jubilee Sale. :home by the Savannah liner. City of
iSt. Louis, today, having secured his
Owing to the rain last Tuesday eve-‘ reservation and ticket through the
ning the free fireworks display at agency or J. M. Layton & 00., Inc.
Rofon Point Park tounlght will be a ‘ ——
”Double Header" with the complete ‘About 8. 30 o‘clock this morning a
display provided for last week added call came from the east- bound rail-
to the regular allotment for tonight. road station to the effect that there
which willxive one of the largest and was a colored man there with two
most complete displays of the season. children, one two years old and the
[other about three months old. Officer
Attorney John J. Cuneo will appeal Stratton went down to investigate
from the decision handed down in the 'He found that the in“. had been
case or Marimslelo Toto vs Filom- drinking and the children were get-
_ins Parenio. It is a Blinds? suit. and ting‘ restless. The man told the of-
Mrs. Tato “'33 awarded ‘25 damages heed that he lived in New Haven, but
Dd 009“ by "19 court Attorney one" that his wife had run away, and that
who “9’93“" tMrs. Parento, will ”the had been to Stamford looking for
m°PP°W “1° 3 “100 bond, ‘7’ ““9 the her. His quest was unsuccessful, so
“59 "Will-9“ “I "“9 0“"- °‘ CW" he nodular-ted back home."‘l‘ho officer
"'0' P‘m- “mm” 0““ 3““ “m saw the trio on the-train ballad for
-"9;'°““7““9.§'-°” much to have “,9 New Haven and this relieved tab
““9““ Wm “ “”- minds" ot thétnsonteisrose depot. .
fl" “ I ‘ ' l ,_ . g .’ .7 . .
, _‘ worsen“. THIS WEEK 1‘
Bruno seiner-.10.: also ...-...; so
4' ‘Bmowmr: 250 .ll. cult-cann150
tall-oh Guitar. 501: size soc
Bumficltacr, 81.0., ciao ,
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DONNELLYs“
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Summer Furnishings.
1-5 to 1-3 Off Regular Price.
Our entire line of Summer Furni:hihgs has been radically reduced
for our Annual July Sale. if yu lla‘rt any needs, why overlook
this sale?
A. J. Collins & Co
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h.—
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
5! WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE sea
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.A FAMILY WASH FOR 75cts
Everything washed CLEAN. All the flat pieces and underwear
ironed. and the starch pieces starched wet, sent to you ready to
dampen and iron.
AT THE RATE OF 1 11¢ PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY
PHONE 5-4.
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Highland Coal
Have secured a few cargoes of this wry 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
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CHALMERS 1915M
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.LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United States Tires.
Lowest prices. Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day.
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK 0R MONTH.
RIGHT BY 80. NORWALK STATION,
VAAS—T BROS,
TEL. 1360. 17 CHESTNUT ST" 80. NORWALK
Do Away with the Hot, Dirty
THE VERY FINEST CREAM-
E'RYBUTTER, A EB.,
29c
Extra Fine Table Butter in
prints ...........
26c
GRANULATED SUGAR, 5 LBS.,
shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs. . .~ 21c
21c
24 corTAct-zsraee‘r.
ansr woawahk.
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5 ..
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AnsrULL
ze—xSouth
26“ -Lexinglon Ave. and Austin It.
Zl—Wect and Elm Grove Eta. ‘
31-50uth Hall. St... between Drove II-
annex-tee.
l0:Wbito “3":an s. 3%,. to L. 1.
I_e' - ‘aM-o—u- pu—e-ed
coo-l . . . .
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.100. 3.15.8
FIRE ALARMS
.OUTH NORWALK FIRI ALAR-
BOX“
hrc Alum Headquarter- It
£0”; Telephone tor are alarm
l—xWIIhlnzton and North Hall It)
lunchtime Hotel.
and Raymond tI.
z—xR G Corset Factory. Private.
6'—Hoyt I Theatre
‘I—Nolwalk Hocélltal.
—M.laic “gall. llflord at City HotclI
lZ—xWeIt BL, mull School.
ls—gsgnclzrd 8t... Concord and
ll—Nortb Hail: and Ann It;
E—Elb St. and Dept-w Ave.
lG-x orwuc Iron orka
l7—Weu Ave us; Cedar Iv.
lt—Higb School, West Ave.
ll—WeIt 8t. and '.iaylor Au
ts—xEly Ave. and Lowe It.
Zl—Chutnut and Hen Eta.
haul and came Its.
Meadow 5':
”—400 Electric Works. lute It.
“~18 ring and Cicy 81A
i—xHa rtland and Water Ill.
tl—xlhockwoodm 11.. Co
il—Fairfleld Ave and Cedar It.
42— —Taylor Ave. and Booth It.
oodward Aflv‘. anti letdow-
eS—gurritt and Quinurd Avcc. and .Watc 1
i~6~Woodvrald and [lemma Avce.
Il~Golden Hill St Ind Elmwood AV.
—Wuhlngton St.
: :L—Freight yard and An‘r‘l. 8L, private
Vorwclk Lock 00., private.
Box ill—Corner Putnam avenue and
Reid Itrcot.
Denotec non-intc'tenng boxes.
( ) tel box. from which the nu-
bcr of any box can be Ioun nod
One Itroke It 13 noon and I I. I
atandcrd time,
One Itroke at odd timcc. teeth. a
line open. 1-
Two Itrokca after an alarm. Ire out. to
calla deputmenhl
intros Illow eta-om water to be Ihat
o -— —
Atlto‘p. ammonium-day. Ibo:
lI ullcd for to".
lg Lflltrlot Ibo I"
re alarm- for In
ceived by telephone.
Four long blasts of the whistle It
8:30 a. In. and 12:30 p. in indicate
no school tor the following Ieseion
1—1—1—1
IAI'I’ NORWAl-K FIR. ALARM IOXIO
Fire headquarters. II van not Itreci
Telephone 170
c—l‘iteb School t rivate).
Private boxes wi only be pulled
A telephone muscle to Electric Button
4 706) between the hours or I p. In. an.
s—usnln School (private
on Ito.
212—Eut Wuhin
and Osborn Ave
Sic—Eut Ave. Ind Rowan It.
:17——Winneld Bt
IZS—Fort Ind Charlec Eta.
Ize—Eut Ave. and Fitch It.
22km. John St. and Edna Ave.
Biz—Scavlew Ave. and Firat It.
3:— ulcvard and Second It.
to
Tel.
ll Ave. {Tell
til—Xeyccr 8t. and Duck Pond rd.
"8—81: horc Haven. STol.
6 I. 111.. via; locct un 01' In. In flu-
will be vein of unrest box.
tire onn remicea where located.
clam are only to ocnven b:
the chinci' or acting chic! noon biI arriv-
It the are.
out Mortalc
Ipe
t-One bloat at ”odd times. testing or lino .
open
l—Onc blast at l m.. Itcndord time.
I -1—Two blIItI. re out
11- -li—Twenty two. at l I. In. no mor-
lng session of public choo
11- li—Twenty-two, It 12 all 9. IL. no at
oat-gracion of public school.
”11111:.” en bicata automatic tn.
dmrtmnt
NORWALK FIR. AMlfll
iS—Corner or Inn and Wall stream.
11 —Bcldcn Avenue Ifld Union Piece.
a—sPrinr Hill and alien lmet.
24—! nlon Park.
zt—cht Avenue and Berkeley Btrcet
gl—Frwklin Avenue and Lynce Place.
~flce house. (Private box).
n—cht Avenue and Mervin ltreet.
sl—Hcrbor Avenue and Orchard Strut
te—Chcpel Street and Harbor Avenue
lib—West Avenue. near the armory.
iii—Stevenc Street and Him Great.
ll—Ctoce street and Wilton avenue.
ell—Main street and Nenb Avenue.
cc Street
11:1nln and Catherine atrcctI.
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v n n
M—Cbcctnut Strec
Ib—Hai
:S—Eut Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
Cit—net Avenue and Dunn Lane.
_.._.s_.
can and Fair street
near Bummer II.
n Street an Union Avenue.
00mm
ROWAYTON FIRI ALARM DIITRIOTI
“Two strokes of In bell. than. 1-1. In
1909 P H r" d R b0 SOR SALE' $35 It'l—Hl‘hluld Ave. to N. [.11. H. h I
ope a or unit it .............................. 0
11—31 ko Blot! a Bell mead.
Chalmers “36." 1912 ...... . ............................ . ..... mo u— ml. 'htnt ua'ltotonp Point. _
1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled ................... 3450 't- mé‘r‘fl‘nsé’r‘éi‘fi.“ :t. to :3”
Repair work guaranteed. Fords a specialty. mg: 5333‘. game:- It. .'
i to Him
14—81mm to amount.
on IldI.
lI—WhltcBl-i to L. l. uni.
“do!” stroke 0 the arc bell It and timer
to.
Four "ranging" bell. than. 1-1-1-1
water in be shut
Aim or more “If!“ M“. m
MAILS
,Norwalk Postoi’fice
MINI mhhl'
lzee a. to. 4m
03 an 6 6:10 a. m. —Danhury division.
0:80 a. m.--Wcst and South Harwell.
I. do a. n—Eut West and so. Nos-well.
12: 00 Ira-New fork IndW
11:45 pm t and South Norwall.
--- 00, . itie p. m.—Dcnbury divicion.
1:“ p. In ,—Poing:lv,volt or 8mm in
{:10 p. 1:.—West and South Not-wall.
can an conomic i; on p. tit—Cannon Station. Dentin-y Ice
5:80 p. m. —-Ecatt, West and lo. Roswell
I: 00 p. In.— Wca turd Bo Harwell.
‘ lundaye and Holidays“
IAIt tn tzll 0.9
Sunday concoction at 8:80 p. II.
I! la levol.
"Si‘és's'
rrrrp
~Danbury division.
~mast. Weet and Io. Nomi].
m.:1l'.sct and ‘ clout): Nor-Uh.
m.~NOW York. Brooklyn and loan
rwa..lk
m.- Jest. West and lo. norm
ndc eye.
m—Ell
sacs
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all
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West IndIoNerwatl.
erI' win ow open from I until I!
aammroam.
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south Norwalk Postofflco
flAlLI AIRNI snore
laetcrn Pointe—e: 7:00. 10:30 E n.
Nanci-n Pa inte'4:: 6310. 1e:'ae a. l
min.” Mp.-
.55.“. ”h 30:00 I. .1300. It.
MAIL. oLocI POI
am”:
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’ I,1. $10. I:
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Insolu- '
. Angle's rooms, testified to hearing a guest of the evening with a moor-
' hallway.
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Hot Weather
Hints
it is, always hard to keep
cool on hot, sultry days and if
you have to keep a coal range
burning, then comfort is im-
possible.
A Gas Heater
will keep your kitchen cool.
None of its heat goes into the
house—it all goes into the
water.
These Water Heaters are
put out on an easy rental basis.
ASK ABOUT THEM
The United
Electric Light 8: Water
Company.
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Piiillli elves tilts. All 'g;;r;;,§;t:;sug;:gng M... ... '
sit a List Giulio!
Mrs. Samuel Budwig, at whose
(Continued from First Page.) gapartments Rabbitt had his room, tes- ~
'tiiied that site had not heard the noise
referred to by Babbitt.
the Ballou death yesterday afternoon. .
At the same time he admitted Mrs. N° Testimony 0n SCCOHd ANONY-
Angle to ball, the amount being 35,000,, N0 testimony was given as to the
the same as that under which she was second “(095% made after the ex-
released fine, her first arrest. Ex- hunting of Ballou‘s body at Winchen-
planatior was needed, the coroner don M555 1"" it is UHdBTSiOOd in DO- ' '
said my blood stains on ’ne stairway lice circles that as a result of the au- '
leading to her apartments and on the ‘OPSY the theory that Ballou was
clothing of Mrs. Angle and on Ballou's 5”“‘3‘ 09 the head With the smooth-
hat. Unless some explanation is gw.|ing iron has been exploded. This iron.
en the coroner said, he would regard which “as found on an ironing ”03"]
his inquest as closed and would make at “'9 Angle 5 rooms, and WhiCh was
his finding‘ taken by the police on their first visit
Judge N. C. Downs of counsel for there after Ballou’s death, was ex-‘
Mm Angle, had been asked by the hibtted at the first hearing by the cor.
corcner it Mrs. Angle was in condition oner because it bore certain stains I: -
to be called to the stand. Judge Downs “mug.” to be blood and apparently
replied that he had no personal titted an indentation in Ballott‘s blood-
knowledge at the moment of his cli- stained straw hat. The wounds on
ent‘s condition but her father had Ballous forehead, the second autopsy
told him that her mental and physical h“ “10““ It IS understood, could
condition was tery bad. and in her have been made by a piece of corru- T ‘
father‘s opinion it was only a question gated rubber such as is used on stair-
of hours when she might entirely lose “35‘ It “as found that "‘3 ”u“
her rcrlson unless removed from her had been broken at the side and back,
present quarters. as if he had been struck a heavy
blow on the top of the head or had’
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l :“thhgmit Etl‘lmlluuoctroner'fanen head first. The results of this ‘
n 99- ° ques ° . y autopsy are in the hands of the com-
Phelan as to whether ner counsel
her. who has not made any public ‘
would permit her to testify when she
should recover Judge Downs replied statement concerning 1' ~
' The coron r did at the i e
that his opinion had not changed on - 9 say nqu st.
that point and he would not permit however, that he is satisfied that tho
’ .t’atalllw ' tstruckl eM'.’
his client to be questioned. The can )0 was no paid to
hi d d .Angle's rooms. .
oner then made 1.3 “imam!“ an a " Leonard Blondel, father of Mrs.
mitted Mrs. Ange to “1' Angie. is expected to take her away
Where Blood Wac Shown.
« somewhere as soon as ossible.
.There was very little that has not p
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already been made public in the testi- PRESENT: w.” H ‘
mony taken at the inquest, Dr. D H ANDSOME'.
Bruce Weaver who has been analyz- PIPE
ing stains taken from the Angle apart-l Harry Conroy. who leaves on Thurs- '
ments. testified that the stains he had day on the steamship Celtic or the
examined since the previous hearing White Star Line for a visit with‘ his '
held by the coroner did not show parents in Mount Mellick, Queens
blood. Practically none oi! the stains County. Ireland, was git en it send off
from the apartment except those on last night in A 0. H ball by a num-
the clothing, the receptacles in which her of his Hibernian friends Music,
it was placed. and one spot near the singing. dancing and refreshments
ironing board shorted blood. iwere in order. In the midst of the fun
Patrick Rabbltt. .who had a room William H. Hickey, president of Divi-
adjoining the stairway leading to Mrs. slon No. l, A. O. H., presented the
noise, like the falling or a bee, either, schaum pipe in a tow well chosen
«In the Angle apartments or in the words. It was early morning when
He could not be definitely the party broke up. all wishing 0011-.
e which. He called out, "Hey. my I “Bon Voyage."
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