Consider it Dar Hr. Wm.—o We do not wonder that as: do not fears to consider matter 0 fillingNyour bins with coal just yet. Yet there are special reasons why it should be to your advantage as well as ours. We know coal is always a little cleaner and better when put in in summer than if bought as wanted in time of snowy, disagreeable weather, and there is no question that it can now be prepared and de- livered in a more satisfactory manner. Please let us hear from you. Sincerely yours, THE . FERRIS COAL COMPANY .W Bargain Days Cuff Buttons I Stick Pins \ Gentlcmen's Chains Lavalliers Neck Chains Chatelaine Pins Eye Protectors Goggles Alarm Clocks $1.50 to $2 Values FOR $1. TODAY TILL SATURDAY BRANDS “’ - ._ n_.n_.-.. -__.. _. We Are Ready With our new Auto Van. We can‘lnove you anywhere-and ;' quickly. ANDREW TAYLOR Livery and Trucking jPhdne Darien Conn. See Our Values _ In Suits And Skirts Bresev --0 Washimrton Street. Hayes. NEW CITY MARKET Hayes’ Block 09 North Main Street Goods Hammticks $.98 to $4. 98 Eroquet Sets $.98 uu BNIGNENNNN B_____R08.: Hanfurd North M" 64 Streetém Bock no'ys Cunning; Childrrns': Suits ' 2 to 10 sizes $4“— 00 Regular $8.. 00 values, GOTTLPEB 11 No. Msln‘ II. N lo. .Norwaiir 37410—41250 Suits. i quite a job. Anyone altering you constitute service nor do they fill our delivery. large stock to cover all the its The entire organisation mu 1 quick deliveries Won’t you let us serve you? Genuine Spring lambs, Loin ........... .........30° Ribs .............. ........26c Shoulder ..... . ............ 22c Lamb Stew .......... . lficildc Beef Tenderloln 50c per lb. 76 North' Main St. Tel. The Hatch fiBailey Co. muster mummimmm r stand,” courteous apologies are all right in their place but they do not To render service, real service to the lumber trade, we must have a standard odeuty, to get out all the items ordered and ship them at the time promised. But even after all these requirements have been met, the service will be slow unless a transportation is operated for Your inquiries will receive prompt and careful attention and de- liveries wrli be made by auto trucks of which we have three. Th Haclh ‘5 Bailey Co. Prucés ron rme WEEK. DELICATESSOON—Saimon, Ssrdines,_Clam Bullion, Spiced Mussels, Deviled Oysters, Clam ChOWder. Calves Tongues, Chlchen, Bricast Lamb, Longcves Mushrooms, everything in plckeled goods. (I. Charnok’s Mam That is service must “perform at your oom- oontrscts you have made relying on. ’wnuamrm that will be called for. u . in harmony, with a sinus i had nothing to do with the shooting. Best Quality Beef— Porter House steak, 23¢, 30c. 32c , ing of Saturday, February 2. After a Sirloin Steak .. ....... 25°, 23,, Nquarrel in Ember's barn, Schwab said Delmonico steak __________ 28c Meyers fired a .38 calibre bullet at Chopped steak ‘ ______ _ _ 24° him, which took effect in the small of Chopped Beef . . _____ _ _ . _ _ 13° his back. ‘He was confined to the Nor- Schwah with a lack knife. Schwab de 583:2. Free Delivery. NRoaeville and are 'Schwah came to this country stores. Men’s suits. Mixtures in Blue N orfolks, wear. stores. coats, rainp1oofed. The result of Scotch skill in weaving combined with a little Yankee ingenuity. Our 'own idea and to be had in New Y ork only in our ———all sizes and proportions. scrges flannel trousers. with knickers or long trousers. Everything men and boys Sporting ‘ Goods Roonks Paar COMPANY . Broadway Broadway 3t 13th St. ”The 0,184!!! 8t. Four Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave. N s: Warren at 41st St. , New York City. of the European war. Attorney Ed- Nward B. Bradley of Main street, and N Judge R. E. Deforest 0f Bridgeport up N peered for the defendants. N..__ NDEATHS AND FUNERALS N Arthur Samuel Ferrls. N Arthur Samuel Ferris, a well-known resident of this city, died yesterday, shortly after noon, at the Norwalk NHoepilai where he had been ill for Never a month with complicat‘lon of 'diseases. N Mr. Fen-is was 59 years old. For a Sudden showers don’t number of years he Nenjoyed a bother the man with El Nflourishing business or . orwalk as "Scotch Mist" "than,“ Njow aim and safe expert. He was very . trade-Noni. popular and his many friends here are I 1ght weight chevrot over- Ngrieved at his passing. For some time Npcst Mr. Ferris was employed in No Nw,nrk N. J., with a prominent jewelry Nsnd safe concern lie was exception- alv'emclent at his line of w.ork \lr. Ferris leaves a wife and seven Nchildren, Kiri. A. S. Ferris. of 9 Van NZant street; East Norwalk, and Mrs. NThomgs Lhwlor, Samuel F. H. Ferris. NArthur S. Fen-is, local jeweler Court- land ll. Ferris, Bentley R. Ferris and the “lanes Roberta, and Jeanette Fer- ris. One brother, DeWitt Ferris of West strdet, and three halfsisters, Illirs. Abram C. llulse, of New York, Mrs. William C. Hamilton. of Bridge Nport, and Mrs. George W. Sherer, of Darien.als0' survive, besides his step mother, Mrs. Samuel H. Ferris. ’ Funeral services will be held Sun- day afternoon, 2:30 o'clock, from the late home 9 Van Zant street. Rev. John Stapleton will omclate wide vai icty and extra all ' \ w.ayton it has been requested that flowers be omitted. 1n Funeral of Charles H. Burtls. accidentally killed by an automobile this week. The Rev. R. G. Hartley, of lunar 1111116 _ 1131111 cons (Continued From First Page.) Justice Andrewa was said to‘ have con- tained this sentence: "A peculiar sit- uation has arisen upon which we re. quest your advice in the jury room." The foreman announced that the jury had agreed upon a verdict for the defendant. When the roll was called by the clerk, eleven of the jurors said they were 'in favor of a v'érdict for the defendant, but the twelfth, Edward- Burns, 9. Syracuse motorman, arose in his seat and said: "I am for the\plain- tiff." ' 1 Justice Andrews had been informed ‘Nof dividing the costs. which at the: Weed and daughter. Mrs. Siegei, most could, it was said, amount to lesa'Of New Canaan, accompanied by Mrs. thim $1 500 Roy Lester, of Barton. The pallbearers The law of libel provides that, the were Joseph Seileck, Harvey Bates, loser in a contest must pay the costs] Ernest Johnson and Frederick R. Em- of the action. Lawyers said there was Mei-son interment was in the family no way in which the costs could be at. Not in Lakeview cemetery, 'New Can- vided if a verdict was retui-ned. in 8311' the event, it was said, of juror BurnsN I’eflminsr to agree with the majorityN the costs would be split. Col. Roosevelt declined to comment Who Glad Wednesday night in the for publication upon the action of the Memorial Hospital, :New York city, Nllfl‘l’ His counsel said the (30101191 will be held tomorrow afternoon at iwas perfectly willing to divide the 2:30 o'clock from the into home, 84 costs if there was any way in which Woodward avenue. Rev. John Staple- lt could be done. They made it plain, ton will ofilcia-te and interment will in the presence of the defendant that .follow in Riverside cemetery. ._—-—-— Funeral of Mr. Hegeleln. .._——-‘.‘ i; Washed Youths ell-m1 was Tn'ngiolil comm WESTPORT, May 21.—The cases of Charles Ember, Jr., and Walter Mey- ers, charged with attempting to kill Bernard Schwsb, were dismissed in the Coun‘ty Superior Court Wednes- day. The case caused considerableln- terest and Ember and Meyers were held in 810,000 bonds each. while awaiting a preliminary hearing. After Justice Joseph G. Hyatt had found probable cause against both, the bonds were reduced to $200 and 8100, the lat- ter for Ember, whom Schwab declared The shooting occurred on the worn walk hospital for three weeks. Meyers claimed that he fired to protect ins companion from being stabbed by ; nied that he ever owned a knife. Emv Nber and Meyers are both residents of 20 years of age. from m N Germany shortly before the outbreak Inter ' ment will be in Union cemetery, 30- Nssid to have refused to let the other at the traps in Winnipank tomorrow Nafternoon will be the first use of the ‘ The funeral of Henry W. ilegelein. before the jury entered the room that a var-dict had been found. The spec-N tators were Warned that any demon-1 gardless of the question of costs. After an hour of deliberation over In verdict was the thing desired re- . stration would be met with severe pun- ishinent. Then the jury was brought in and the foreman made his an- nouncement. After Burns had dissenbl ed. Justice Andrews sent the jury back to its room. . Justice Andrews was informed by moss in favor of a verdict for the de- fondant in case the costs were split, between the plaintiff Wand defendant. The jurye de costs who it returned to its room. it' ‘1 was said .., The icry mm!!! to decide the the foreman that the jury stood unani N ed upon the question or‘N costs no word had come from the jury N room. . ‘r N Shertly after 12: 30 o 'cloclt a recessN Was taken until 2 o'clock this alters ‘noon, with the jury stilhconsiderlng the case in its room. A verdict if any is found cannot. be returned before the lopening of the court this afternoon. a N u—snosrdors watch Scanner Want ‘1“9-F‘. (ht ,‘m'ood to “move“ *1. To neglect to read the Sentinel- “Burnished Beams" advertisements may mesajthat you’ll pay more: than. - is pesos-cry had get less than you should have. ‘ Licscrciobmruults. ‘ Funeral of Mrs. Hoyt. The funeral-of Mrs. Jameng. Hoyt who died of apoplexy Wednesday 'eve- ning at the Home for the Aged will be held tomorrow after-non at 2 o'clock from the funeral parlors of P. 1). Stan- nerd. 79 Main street, uptown. we“: Funeral of Mro. Smith. 1 The funeral of Mrs. William 0, Smith. offlMeadow street, will be held this afternoon at. 3: so dclock fronkthe late home. ,Rev. R'. G. 'Hartley will oificilite an'd interment will be in Riv- orsfde cemetbl'y ' , ~Wsst’ advertm in The Sentinel - degree. ' ife. On a previouii trial, Mrs. Buffum ‘ "Furnished. Robins" abolish”. SENTIREL GAZETTE BLDG. -. w._._.——-._._ llilillliltllllll TRISTRAM 8 HYATT‘ THE LEADING DRY GOODS Extraordinary '8 Day Sale $3.50 ‘Wavy Hair - FRIDAY, HAY or, 1.1] STORE NORWALK W- _......._.__..._ W...“ Mnm...m. SWITCHES $1,313 ' None shorter than 28 inches, and most of them are 30 inches long. See them in our hair goods section, and note the fine quality of the hair. The variety of shades is so great, that a perfect match for your hair is surely to he found. 10111111 011m N fliClS omensN (Contlnued From First Page.) N ..___. 1 member of the chapter that the pres ‘ ent Regent. Mrs. J. Milton Coburn, tie-5 either! to accept the high position 01' Regent of the Chapter for the-fourth. term. A hearty vote of thanks. in sp-N preciaiion of the cfllcicnt service ren-N dered during the past three yars, wasN voted enthusiastically to Mrs. Coburn.N The following officers were electedN for the ensuing year:. N Regent—Mrs. Christian Swartz. Vice-Regent—‘Mrs, lra T. Chapman. Secretary—Airs. W. E. Mathews. . Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. W. H. Swords. ' Treasurer—Mrs. F. A. ll. Andrews. Historian—Miss Minerva Nash. Grater—Miss Sarah Lewis. Auditor-John P. ’l‘readwell. - i311 Min _ run 11 mm (Continued From First Page.) ”friend" of Mrs. Lane, was visiting; .ih the house at the time, and he is' men in. A short time after that the three linen indulged in a free forall in the Nhall- -way of the buildings Pardlso was: 1“ the West ‘Norwalk ”91°“ Chapel. ' thrown against the door of one of theN squad and is very satisfactory, being N yesterday afternoon. was held the fun Nofllces facing the hallway, crashing 'the latest model used throughout the: eral Of Charles HGTll'y Buriis who W3! . through the window His hand was. country, Ncut as a result. N ' The lighting continued to the street, , South o’orwalk assisted by' the ReV. where the attention of Officers Flynn for the high scores One of the re- ts'. H- 3- Brown 0‘ Darien otheiated.;nnd Sammie was attracted by the presentatlves 0‘ the Stevens Arms 00 and father toward the striking miners question of costs and that alone. nNThere W“ a very ““89 attendance rumpus. The three men were arrested will have a number 0" new ”'99 “land the’ conditions prevailing among was apparent when the roll was called and many handsome “0““ tributes. A” It is claimed by sgevengon and Kirk-NEWS for the use of any of the mem- that some of the jurors were in favor selection was rendered by C. Banks man that Pardiso assaulted them with; here to try.out Shooting starts at 2: 30 a knife. 1‘ The three men were arraigned be-j The case was continued until tomor- rdw morning. Pardiso was placed und-N er $50 bonds, and Kirkman and Stev- Nenson each furnished bonds of 325. Mrs. Lane and her. daughter are wit- nesses. ' s‘ .‘ MRS. BUFFUM'PLEADS GUILTY. BUFFALO, N. Y., May 21. -—Mrs. Cynthia Buffum, the Little Valley no 3 man who has been on trial in Su- charge of murdering her husband, William Buffuni. by. giving him repeat ed doses of aiminerai poison, pleaded guilty today'fyto mui‘der in the second The decision to enter this plea was reached by Mrs Buffum and her law- yers after a. conference that extended into the early hours of this morning. Airs. antum was sentenced for not less than twenty years nor more than was sentenced to death but a re trial was granted on the ground that new evidence had been discovered. To‘ neglect to read the Sentinel advertisements may'menn that you'll pay more than is: Mary and get less mm M it To Our Patrons WE WISH TO EXTEND THANKS TO OUR MANY FRIENDS FOR THE HEARTY SUPPORT AND PATRONAGE ACCORDED US ON DOLLAR DAY. WE HAVE DONE EVERYTHING POSSIBLE ' TO GIVE THE PUBLIC THE MOST FOR THE MONEY CONSISTENT WITH GOOD, LEGITIMATE BUSINESS. N 'l’ ”lit. ".5!!! WE THANK THEsENfrm-EL non THE LIBER- AL surpona' GIVEN bs ALL. = ‘ we‘liad a dederful Sale H. Krieger & Co. NORWALK GUN CLUB NOTES. One of the features of the about new automatic trap, which the club' has just installed This is operated by a lever from the of the shooting C. P. Meeker. secretary of the club, has selected a fine variety of prizes sharp. fore Judge John Keogh this morning. ilTXLiANS To REMAIN IN AMERI- man Walsh. CA. VK'ASHINNGTON, May 21. —lialians in the tjnited States probably will not' be called back to the colors unless the European war is to continue for. another year. Italian officers here be- ‘lieve ltaly has suillcient men in her jhome army to maintain a Vigorous of- _fensive against Austria. -' N The possibility that Italy‘s en- trance in the war may compel peace withholding any can for reservists re- siding in foreign countries until the ROCK-EFELLER TESTIFIES AGAIN M _.' Evamlned Further Concerning Aititudr“ of Himself and Father in Colorado Coal Strlke. 5. WASHINGTON, May 21.—Jenn ii. Rockefeller. Jr., was a witness again today before the Federal Industrial 1' “‘ lations' Commission at the continua- tion of its inquiry into the (‘olorad coal strike. The witness was examin- Ned further to the attitude of liimseil them. . , .. Mr. Rockefeller took the stand in yesterday and underwent searchi examination at the hands of (‘hair“ Although he “as put 3 through a rapid fire of questioning,Mr. Rockefeller remained cool throughout, The day was expected to bring to some important developments in co nectlon with the differences of opini among the members of the Comminii slon over Chairman Walsh’s attitu N towards the witness. The commissf era are split over the conduct of, hearings, particularly as to the _ gressive questioning of Mr. Rocket promo Court for two weeks on a Nin another six montlis is suggested in, ler by the chairman. This culmlna «Italian quarters here as a reason for in a conference last nighLby dissati fled members, who in a communi tion which they sent to Mr. Wat-NJ : necessity for them shall become ap- urged that he adopt a more modem“ parent- through the development of attitude forward witnesses hereaf military operations. < Mrs. J. Borden Harriman is said WILL’Fme'E'R's'. An important meeting will be held on sunday afternoon in Quittner’s Hall, oil Railroad avenue. At this time the matter of forming an .ltallan1 ladies' auxiliary of the Foresters or America will be considered. Import- snt matters will he discussed, and a large attendance is desired.- Every Italian lady over the age oi 16 years is cordially invited to attend the meet- ing and job the proposed auxiliary. . *AMWMEM Mtpsfir.‘ have hen the leader in this movemen} DAMN—LEVY. ; Charles Donn, employed in the ad!- v’ei-tislng department of The‘Sentin will be"msrried, tomorrow evening, Miss Eva o. Lem of D'ebevols st Brooklyn, N; Y. Th5 ceremony wil , performed at the home of Miss Le - The couple will make their bomato bs Cannectfcpt avenue, thig city. .-;_ Dans camp'to Norw'illt several man '80 tron Brooklyn, N. Y. ' ‘4‘ —A good ad. on; in the best pa
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