Evening sentinel, Monday, February 8, 1915 · page 5

 

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In Gowns. Drawers, Chemises,
Princess Slips and Combination
fikirfl and Drawers.

' A new and completes assort—

Eli. Banks

§LHAHAGVWJO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK.

largest Assortment
a 13s... . F.
Valentines
use lounil here
D CNN E L L Y' S

16 S30U13'H MAIN STREET.

 

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, ‘ WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwslk and vicinity: Generally

fair tonight and Tuesday colder to-
. night.

A disturbance which is central this
morning off. the Maine coast is causing
- cloudy weather with local snows in the
_ eastern portion of! the Lake region and

New England. A long ridge 0! high

pressure over the Mississippi Valley is

causing pleasant weather with temper-

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. visitors in Statutord.

lain “1 11m. 31111311116 were!

returned to this city today from ”
business trip/ to Danbury

'Miss Urey Howard and Miss mt:

Foswr'yestorday sanded the mat.-
ing or the Connecticut Girls‘ Mend-
iy Society held in New Haven,

George Cole, of Cranbury, and James
Hart. a wandering cigar-maker, were
both allowed to go tree on the charges
of intoxication this morning by Jme
lockwood .

 

Peter Waite, formerly with the Wa-
terbury Republican, or Waterbury. has
taken a position in the mechanical
department or The Sentinel to succeed
Oliver Saunders. 0t ~Winnipsuk. 3

 

A daughter was born to Mr. £111
Mrs. Blanchard B. Blsuvelt or Low-
rance street, South Norwalk. at twelveE.

 

_minutee psst midnisht test; nightg

Mother and child are doing nicely
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Master William Clougher. oi’ Nol'th'

l
, ’ Main street. was operated on at the »

Norwalk Hospital

appendicitis. The young lad was

”—1.”.

Some mischievous person. probably
a young boy, pulled box 33 late yester
day afternoon, calling out the uptown
fire department to Orchard street. A
search of the neighborhood did not
result in lorating the puller" : 1
“Frank llowley. of Center street is.
confined to .his home with a broken
right leg The injury was caused by;‘
his slipping on the ice a. week ago

 

turo of the bone at the ankle.

 

 

‘ stures below the normal in the west- ,

cm and central districts.
Conditions lava- tor this vicinity:
Generally fair wedther with" somewhat
3. lower temperature.

 

Temperature: Low, 1.2: high,

Clear.

 

Mrs. H tSa Lockwood. and Miss
1 Milkweed ot Elniwbod avenue are
' spending the day in New York city

 

Elli quiet social time was enjoyed y
terday afternoon by the. members 0!
' the lschoda Yacht Club, on Steamboat

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‘: i 3.21m 1333- 111.11
' ludrew Fodor. ol' (‘illta street Sat-
; urday was t visitor‘~- at the home’ 0!
Elliot fitopheu Chernitzkyt in Bridge.
‘llOIft
During the peiiod of Lent, St. Fran
hes Mls‘slonary Fathers. of Bridgeport.
* will conduct a mission at St. ladie-

: dous’ Hungarian Catholic Church on',

. mitt street

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' l 111.51.111.11 seamen. ct Wiltbnpw-

1: marrow stternoon will give an inter-
. testing talk nature the members of
the Norwalk Equal Franchise League,

fwho will meebvat 3:30 o'clock» in the
. South Norwalk library:

 

fled tonightby Game Warden lWllbur
F, Smith. who will lecture before the
iNorwaik Bird Club. Warden Smith

3 .. - will illustrate 11111 talk with his own

1., slides, which will be shown to ndvan
119.88 on the reflectogrfph

 

.Tlie tdlfghtg ot- s‘ hell on Washington
~1, street, late Saturday night led some-
one to believe btl‘rglars had attempted

' to“ emofioné of the 'banks or stores.

and had set at! the burglar alarm.

33331119. police were notified and Queer

11111111 F Flynn made a. thorough in-

ivestlgatlo‘n,‘ but found nothing of a
. suspicious nature. » ‘

ventricles 171111.11 3.

. Fair tonight,
,—"l;uesda.y and Wednesday ‘

. 3 Two rivet window cleaners recently

expressed their views concerning the
.flcharocter of each other. with the re
suit that M. Lysobey. of Washington
[street was strained Saturday charged

with assaulting Alex Pauvalek on:
The case Was heard

1 Monroe street.
before Jud; s John Keogh this morn;
”ling. The alignment cost Ly 1.11.1.1 $10.

 

Mrs. Jesse Dunbar. of 10 Union
Park, presented her husband with a
slaughter, Saturday night The moth-
er and child are getting along nicely.
Mr. Dunbar recently moved here from
i Greenwich to become associated with

Attorney Leo Davis in practlslng law.

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3 The twenty ninth annual session or

the State Council, Carpenters and
3Joiuoril at America. is being held “in
l Stamtord today, and will be concluded
; tomorrow Messrs A. H Buttery. W311

on 3.111111 A "Pryor and John D. Hughes. ot'

hocal 746. Norwulk, are present as

delegates

 

Ml‘és Na M 131111111 sour
“MM emit-315.311.. lmtdarrl’lgeh t
St Me '5 Chili's}; on. Thursday evin-
l 11111.1 43 11111.11 is employed as b maid;
lit thé some “021th n. 1.31.1111. or
High street and the groom is a finish
or in the C. ‘& K. but shop. lie resides
on RiVer street.

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the First Congregational Church yes-
terday and the pastor, Rev. E. F. Mc-'
Gregor, gave a review of the finances
for the past three-years, which was
. indeed most gratifying It showed in
creases in the departmental work of
the church. a curtailment of expenses
and an increase in revenue. The es-
timated expenses for the coming year
were placed at about $5,000 and pledg-
es already made and others, which
will be forthcoming later, will more
than ottset that amount. '

 

. A stranger, Saturday evening made
an attempt to climb through the win
(low of a Wilton residence. "He was
tewhrded with a blow from a pocket
search light. in the hands or the in-
dignant householder. which made a
'E gash on the'wmnrommm miss. The

stronger disappeared. and Constable
3keyéei'. cl Wilton. has notified the le-
3 cal police ot the aflair. wth a descrip-
31‘tion of the man wentsd

 

Judgment has «been rendered
,fsvor or the plaintltf in the case o!

l Mrs. Margaret Pierce versus Coleman
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Chm-110k. tried. some. time ago before
Justice of the Peace Joseph J Lin:-
weiler Mrs. Pierce was represented
by Attorneys Light & Light.

Frank Jacobs, of Winnipsuk. was
walking through the woodland near
his home on Sunday afternoon; when
he fell over a .branch of a. tree. and
broke his left am just above the el-
bow. His injury was attended to by

'. . .. . Dr. Jean ‘Dlllllbl'tler.
The authorities have received , a... 1

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';H. Post 11111111111111.1911»... loam Sheri! 111.11.01.11... served papers
E1. l9“. and was elected at a special on the two youths who discovered the
town meeting. last December: to suc- dying man. and they are being held .

Eceed the lute Quilts Griswold as as material witnesses tor the coroner.
town clerk. 3m

but still retained his hold over the suspicious looking characters were
minds of his pupil. Much indigns- seen lurking in the vicinity of the

tion is expressed here thgt Watrous store prior to the shooting Thole
We! not arrested and brought to trial store where Timko disposed at his 3
but Rev. Mr. Vincent ami— Dr. Wood- small wares is situated in a. location 1

son tool they have fulfilled their duty near the old Acid Works. where per-

accesslon to As nearly as could be ascertained yes- ”
.t.be clerkshbwhourosigned as teacher terday by the Fairlield authorities no

brought to the institution last night. 33

Eformer teacher in the Guiltord lnsti-‘ at St. Vincent's Hospital yesterday air

Sunday, the tall resulting in a tree-3cltlzens and was considered a model to preclude the possibility of ms hay.
lot integrity and w.ortb The credit lllfl shot hymn]:

1 influence 116 gave low marks 3“ “‘9'" discovery, ot the man's body. The

Annual lbudget Sunday occurred at;

in,

number of complaints about a certain .. This morning Attorney. doseph J

‘ 3 3 ‘ Ein exposing Wstrous’ conduct, and

believe it is up to the town authors
3ltles to act; but owing to the high

“I". m s. "m W3 position Wstrous held in town.,it is
thought that he will be allowed to
film You Will that “we.
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Exposure Brought About lithium-1m 111111761171 at ll. stile-3
gatinnsot lie“. It. Vincent and , Bull W J. .-
Rent: It W I sultof ct mung Ill Head—~
this morning for 3 E Foul "8’33! W013
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with evidence of offensive practices, BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 8.~—.lohi31 Tilli-
with boys, Walter S. Watrous. town k0, who {or several years past conduct-
clerk Judge of probate, member of the ed a. little grocery and as.“ store all
First Congregational Church. and a State street extension, Fairlield. diedE

tute, made a complete confession 0! ternoon. about 2 o “,clock an hour after
his guilt, Friday evening. was Elven he was discovered lying in a pool at
3the alternative ct leaving town at blood on the door of his store, with a
once, or of facing the court. The 135- bullet hole in his head. The Fairlield
islr has caused the biggest stir Guil- police. headed by Sheriif H R Ei-
lord has known in years Wan-cue wood. suspect foul play in the case
was one oi the town’ 8 most respected the nature of 'l‘lmko g wound looming

so! his exposure lies with Rev. ThomasE’
ll. Vincent. of the Third Conflefl'l Timko was shot behind the left ear
,tional Church. and Dr C K Wood 3mm 11 22-1111“er Winchester repent
son. pastor of the Methodist, Qhurch-E ing rifle. which was found beside his
er Vincent hall lied flusvlclqlll? 0’ body, but the peculiar 11.1.1.1... the
Wntrous tor some. time. but could “so is 11.111 there was not a powdeil
get no proof .
l A. few days ago. however. Mr Vin 110:5 was)
vcent 111111 a talk with 1 boy who had hardly have 5: sen his left hand to
been to Wetroua’ room. The name“ pull the trigger of s gun used at an
,0! some titteen boys. muslns 3“ “3° instrument 0! suicide.

from nine to fifteen years. W8“ 0" F

Etalned from 1.1111 lad. 111111 the 11103 1.311111111111333 33.13%“??? ot the
custom went to the “Word 11‘5“” manlhead 111111 the shot-lit to believe
lines, when, at their redueat Princlbll that Tlmko may have been beaten

Shot Behind Left Ear.

Clark called tosethel' “10 storesala over use héb’d by some intruder be»

boys and they were examtned. Their Lore

evidence. it is said. «11111111151111: 11111332511323 33233321323313.3111
.s-nrl. complete 1.11mi. .lhsl Willis?“ mum.“ mt ninth. ease thlil

limo been guilty of M“ 4N- Offenlmsmornisammllo clock. for the W3.

iwith or assinlt “all! twenty 9'" pose at determining if possible, lust
boys. and that he used his position how Timuo tuft 1111 death.

Isa teacher, to a marked degree. tori ngm 111.111.111.111,

3the furtherance Of “3 WW- Th°3°3 Two youths who live 1.111331. doors

boys who refused to succumb 3° “35E“ ay 110111 the Tlmko store made 11..

studies. Willie to “1059 W110 t3“ “3 young momilnuls licence and stoves.
gave high marks. 9““ though they Kurmahsstsrted tor the store to per:
were poor' 531013131 1 ._ 3chase some tobacco. They tried thé

it was brought 0‘“ “‘at “5‘3”“ .door, but. it was locked. and althoush
was in the habit or taking 039 or they 1.111.111.1111 for several minutes
two 130" “’3thle to 33°39” in3~ there was no response. They decided

1 Engine Company.

imark near 11111 bullet wound 7111111 11111 ..
bright 111111111. would

sons might easily pass in and out or
the building unnoticed.
Three Sons in This City,

The dead man has three sons liv-
ing in Bridgeport. One at them.
Stephen, is s baseman with N1“. 7
of the Bridgeport
Fire Department. The two other'sons,
Frank and John, Jr.. keep a saloon at
334 Pine street, residing with their
mother, who has not been in good
health for some time, at 336 Pine
street. The deed man lived in Fair-
field in the same building with his
store. but often came in to Bridgeport
to see his wife and sons

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logy.

The oilite ot the building inspector
will be closed all day Wednesday. Mr
Finch will be in attendance at the con»
vention of tile_N1atlons Association of

 

 

William F. llrotherton of South Nor-
walk, who residedwith Mrs. R Hen-
ldrlclt of 26 Ann street..has been
taken innovation tonnntorlum tor
treatmlliit: ‘” l“

Uptown iii-omen will endeavor to
have the firemen'spinochle. tourne-
meut postponedogeln this week be?
cause of theECatholic Club banquet to“
be held on Thursday evening. Notlr

ll DOD.

The committee on nominations 111?
the Esirileld County 1.11111 Buréhu mot

tion is in sessldu .11 the City. Hall this
afternoon, having been called to or-

sanitation will be taken up.

 

Mrs. George .C, Cholwell, ,ot ,,Nor-'
whit: and New York, has announced

Corona Merrill, tb Karl Mathi‘sson; J12.
son of Mr ind 1111.1{111 11111111131111.

 

nearby. cities. 1111111118. Emmi” “mp3 to look in thelwlndow to no «new
at West- «Pond. Jim-W 3°C“539H‘,°.d 0 was anyone in the store.
have several hcys. :fit 3 “merri’hem See Gruesome Sight. 3
acts of wheelies 41.11.1119 W9” m“ The sight- which confronted their
mltted. Watroua also had 5 “mmieyea as they looked into the little
and took DEN?“ 0‘ 3‘33 "WW“ in store was a startling one. Stretched
their or5138-_ 3out at lull length on the floor was. the
It was also learned that Watrousl um proprietor,.his maneuvered with
knew that the two Dam" “'39 °“‘ blood sedan ominous dark red stain
his trail." It was therefore deter-' ”Wm the tloor near his head;
mined to act quickly '11! “19 matter. .. 1mkuy'8umon Aid.
Anxious to shield “‘9 mum” °t the Korocs .snd Kurmal saw- at once

the "'0 93330“ determined 3° give 1 they ran to the nearest telephone and
Watt-one the alternative of leaving called the mass son, John Timk‘o. Jr"
town 0“ 0' 33°“ “'3‘“- “10111111311133, his home. 336 Pine street. in this
they went 3° the town hill}: and at city The stricken man's son diast-
though it “'35 not “3°33“ time. theEenerl with all speed out to the Tlmko
shades were drawn it “‘9 3°“ “More. in sairseid. also when it was
clerk's 0ch The? 0°“°‘““e° 33‘“ found that 1111 the 1111111111111 windows

‘1 Watrous had left “.19 333333333313} 3’“: of the place were locked. he 111111111111
as they entered “19 10"va ‘ ~"°“ the door and rushed to his father’s

 

unlocked the door of his attics and side. . . . .1
came out. followed by two boys. Mr. 333111 the meantime the Emergency
Vincent asked Wntrous it he was in Hospital to 1} been called in this city
the habit of drawing the shades and and Superintendent of Charities Spec.
,locklng the door before closing time? our REV. Ger don 8a“ permission for
jWatrous returned an evasive answer,:-
but on the request of the two pastors.
be dismissed the two boys and re-
turned to the cities. Upon being
confronted with the evidence he
{broke ‘down and made a full copies
'slon' of his relations with nearly
twenty-live boys.

He asked until Monday to get
ready to leave town. but the pasture

 

lifted into the ambulance on its ar-

was made back to Bridgeport and
to St. Nineent’s Hospital
torts 'to save Timko's lite. hov‘vever,

arritln‘g‘ at the “Hospital: _
‘ Bt‘ocd' Ohoked Him. . 1.

1 the journeymen plumbers in the build-

1335 involved and to “0m ande‘y} that Tlmko was bleeding to death and .

the auto-ambulance to take the trlpk 1
to Falrfleid. The dying 1111.11 was.

11111111 at 1111 store and a. record run‘ "
The 61-3

were in vein for he died shortly utter .

~02 1913'; Ind habitat. returned tram

Copenhnmjrwherb he acted as secre- ~

liary to the American minister. Maur-
in ca EJ318311
the wedding

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Tonight there will be a' meeting or

log inspectors attics The matter or
a new charter will be discussed.
Building inspector Finch todsy issued
the tollowing permits: '13‘o P. 3H. Field-
ing to wire, tor Mrs. R. C. Thompson.
of First. street; , to‘W. ,1}. Wood,»
build a sun parlor tor Edwina. filter:
ens. Rowsyton avenue, H. V. Corr has
submitted plans for two houses to be
built for Beers & Gleason on Straw-
herry Hill road, East Norwalk.
SENTINEL WANT ADS
are performing services for hundreds
[oi Norwalkers every day.
using them?

 

 

 

Good Sewing-machines at

Read all about the Mattréss Club 1
Sale in Sterling Furniture Co's adv. .

lug definite however has been decided ‘

at. the Chamber of Comments; (03111! 1
this awning at 11 o‘clock; and made ~ ‘
its selection of caldera: The organize ‘ ‘

her at. two oclock The election or,
emcers will take place. and other mat:
tors in connection with permanent or-"j

thelengsgem‘ent or her daughter. Miss ‘

ot Keyport. #0qu. Mr Msthls- ;-
. .seu lumgrnduate oi Princeton, class

No date hits been set for '

to.

Are you.

HOWLANDS

Entrance on'Main surnames Ave, and Cannon St. 3

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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W Conn. l‘NSEl‘TLHD. .
Monday, llahruary s. 1915. 3"

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Beginning Tof-Qday the
D911 Show. ,

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We want to invite than especially to route to this ¥ ““1
unique affairzwthe Doll Show. ””

Men will get a lot of real enjoyment, if they only "333
knew it.

It will be enjoyable to _9 co the .dolls themselves. it -'

(will be more enjoyable to see the little ownersxof those
oils.

And then, men can vote too in ll’lt contest
. The ballot in this contest is open to ('\t'r_\'l‘)t1(ly,
“3301's and men can vote as well its girls and women. .
Ready Monday morning. the complete cxhibit;——and3
c1 erybody is intitcd to it ‘ ‘3 3

Second How.

a low. cash price On;
easy terms.

The ”lowland scti'i1‘1g~iiiachiiic club will put a great 31
number of good honest sewing machines into the homes ‘1
' of an equal numbct of sensible women. They will go in
at the usual cashprioes but they 1111] be paid for in small
amounts and during a term of_ right length to make that: .
pavment easy. .

Howland machines are guaranteed to sew satisfac-
torily and 30 give long service. Each" machine is sold
with this distinct. guarantee. '

Every machine is equipped with every deiice to 1
make it operate quickly and quietly. 'lhcrc are ball and
roller bearings where they will do the most good. There _3'3‘”‘. '
is first quality material everywhere.

‘Every machine is well finished and 3 good—looking. 3
Cabinets are tasteful and handsomely polishcd.,~.lron~
work is glistening and graceful in lines. “ E'vcry feature 1.

' Combines to make a [lowland iila‘chinc worthy of “place in ‘3“ _‘
the scwing‘room. ‘ '3

The automatic device which lifts the head into piece

and drops it out of sight when sewing is completed, is ;
‘ safe and sure. It is very very easy to use. Machines not “

equipped with this are raised or lowered by hand but
have the sonic excellent, appearance. ' "
. . But the one big worthiness of 11151111111131 machines is l 3
'tlieirmtvingalfilityi: They Will do any kind-”of family“ .
‘uwthg‘, easily, 51116151th and illoroughl} 561111113 1““ 3.
3,15 the real test of a machine The llowland machines nice

that test successfully. 1

.Wc’ ll be glad to have 111' omen come and make a test;
“That is best wary to find out real value.

"Prices are $15” to $39, acceding to style Whether

‘1 price is the highest or lowést or one between gmtarautec

.is the, same. Each 111211111119 must do your sewing: cation
iactorily.

These are all the year- -round prices. They are prices
to club- members. Only difference is that. club- members
pay the price in small amounts and that machine is de-
littered immediately after the first payment is uiadc-— .

and that payment is‘ ..

Business Honesty ,
A cyynlc said thtit business honesty. like German slNer,
which is neither German 1161' silver; was neither business hits .11th-‘
g esty. . .15., , ,_ X .. .
We can't Eagl‘ee,” ‘_
Business honesty is the same as personal honesty. '
.m n a. mag. 1‘s not as honest in his business dealings. us in his
personal dealings. 11.1111 not honest but dishonest. 1 1
3 That is our beliefs ~1 1.. .1.
We live up to it.

 

 

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young man who has 1111119 it a preo-

Rice to stand at the root of the Armory

strup. of. this city, and Prosecutor

Linxweuer; representing Bert, J. .Brun-3133l'0llllll‘ea his instant “Pam“ “‘3

left to take steps for his arrest on
less he carried out their demand. 1

Although the» aged 111111 “was con-
scious when his son arrived at the
store, he was unable to.tell 111511.111

 
 

Hill. near West avenue, 1111 making it

11111111111111 tor ladies who pass that

, way. The police will immediately
‘ . lake stringent measures to stop his.
insulting practice unless he takes
‘1 warning and ceases at 01169

William A. Critiln tiled briefs bearing
on the disposal of the money confis-
noted by the police 11‘ the recent 1.11.1
omthe Klnwron Club. with Judge
John 1:111:11.an reserved decision.
This case is a. very interesting one.
. The Supreme Court oi ”this state has
‘jAt luldnight 3.1111119. John Eamon. ., “ 11m“ Camila” to
.It 108 Tulor avenue, compla‘thed,tc
the police the? he had been: " _

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

was given until Saturday mornins. throat ind m soured cud “‘9
however. and he 19°01’de “13391110611 1:11.11 thewcun'd rose up in his

round a large trunk completely filled
with obscene literature and pictures.
It is said thatthere wasnliohund,

 
 

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' urouniunmtttwmotmm
active at Nut situ- and w .
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0n the intercefifil‘m 0‘ " “1°“ h“. came 1'1; be shot tor an utter! in his 1
311111 31111111 At MI '09“ “"3 1111-11111. monogram when he tried to

so seed“ on ion ottheshc'eting

, 1 code 111 11111111- oUWlh'Wmcm nos-ta cues soonest

mutated with the hon vh“-'¢oosm«vomemensmu
mm oi .