,FRIDAY. rose is, ’rpr‘s-
If you buy Cool in stun-
met-fists prudence. If you
wait until the fired cool -
byes-that’s risky. If you
buy of a firm that specializes
incoal—that’s commonsense.
If you buy of a concern of
doubtful standing —- that’s
foolishness. If you buy at”:
out price—that’s bargain
counter stud. If you buy
" where the stock is limited
' to one variety—dis? s taking
chances. If you buy your:
" , Goal of new—that's good!
THE A
FERlus COAL
. COMPANY
We Are Ready
With our new 'AlitO Van. wo
can move you anywhere and
Iquinkly.
ANDREW TAYLDR ‘
Livery and Trucking
. ‘Phone‘ Darien Conn. Goods Sm“.
v- W ___~.. not only have
, SHADOW * sport but allt
PLAID . as net]
STATIONERY Eve1 y thing
"1n l1ght blue and white. to canoes .
This Stationery is very '
pleasing and we; shall be-
pleased to show it to you
DRIDDERMAN DRD____8_.
Hanford NOrth Main
Di‘ock 64 Street
thes
NEw CITY
MARKET
Hayes" Block 1
man’s lawful prey,
Considered.
“not.
“115%.
Our Mill Work is of the highest standard of grade
and manufacture, and always cheap when its class is
The no. onto, co:
\
Thole is hardly slowing in the world that some
mmnmmskealitfleworse andsellslittlech
ere-and the people who consider price only, are
un—
r-‘ by»
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4.131:
LETVUS PROVE THIS TO YOU.
The Hatch (r Bailey Co.
has»
South Norwalk, Conn.
Possibly you haven’t heard
that each one of our four
stores is a complete Sporting
Complete 111 every sense—
wc the correct
wearables for any sort of
he implements
from golf balls _‘
rt year.
"Mulligmn
« lllflltllllolnu:
The closing exercises of the Flor-
yesterday‘morning, at the school in
Hillside street. For the past month
the children have reviewed the year’s
work, and each month has held some
pleasant ~ memory,
song or story. .
At the exercises yesterday: mixing
stories were retold, verses recited and
many songs were sung again and
- pgain, each child having some experi-
ence to add to the memories-of the
At recess Miss McMahon and
the children went into the woods,
which have been the playground of
the school for a good part?! the year.
During the past term all the nature
lessons were studied there.
become, familiar to the flowers com-
,theierails and nests, and yesterday
goodbyes were sung to all the en-
dearing haunts. The brook, with its
thrilling adventures; the swamp,
where the snake family basksln the
sun: “Lunch Rock " the scene of
many feasts; “the Orchard " the hall.
DY game- grounds, and the deep
woods, where the phlidren always
stop to listen to the birds.
the'se familiar places farewell glances
were cast, and many were the re-
grets that the spring term was about
to-close, which meant not only fare«
well to school and study, but to be-
loved playmates, and Miss McMahOn.
Yesterday’s was the last com-
mencelfient of the McMahon School.
At the opening of the new Washing-
ton school, on Cedar street, Miss Mari
Manon will have charge of the kill
delgarten in that school. Noted for
its originality of study, that took l'm-
mensely with the ideas of‘tho chil-
dren, its "difference" from the usual
school kindergaroen, friends and old
once McMahon kindergarten was held '
either in work,
All have.
mon to “our woods," and the birds,
At all,
Three Special
TRISTRAM a HYATT
GAZVE'EIE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
N ORWALK
Sales +_
LD'I‘ N0. 1- ONE-PIECE WASH DRESSES, for sheet and house wear,
in white and colors. Reduced irom much higher prices, to
81 .00- $1. 50
" tor mos-lump rllmcrsVs surs. of various models. marked at
prices that will make them go quickly. “
1.0T No. z—cootr AND courollrlolr WHITE wusrs, while they
last. 25c each.
E; r. r. ~—
Cbarging desertion, Mrs. Carrie S.
MacDonald, of Darien, was granted a
divorce from Robert A. MacDonald,
formerly of South Nor-walk, but now
of parts unknown MacDonald was, a
number of years ago, manager of Plats-
tcd's drugstore, on Washington street,
‘this city. Attorney Joseph R. Taylor,
H; Krieger & Co.
of Washington street, represented Mrs.
MacDonald, in the action.
Judge Shumway also granted the pe-
tition of Mrs. Sarah M. Wilson, for-
merly of South Norwalk, now of
Bridgeport, for a divorce because of
the desertion of her husband. Peter A.
1Wllson. Mrs. Wilson's attorneys were
White Hats
Keogh & Candee. of this city.
wolll loll Bl ~
I cllollll 0i luclll
Light weight suits—some
without anv lining except ill
the sleeves.
Blue serge suits and extra
flannel trousers.
Norfolk suits ”with long
tr 0 It s e r s and knicker
breeches.
Everything men and boys
wear.
‘.
Rooms
Broadway
Paar COMPANY
Broad
at 13:11 St, “The at chS 82
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at 41st St.
at Warn
New York City.
pupils in the McMahon School, Willi (Contlnued more}... Page.)
regret its passing. But at the some:
time the eltv gains a valuable aid mltllem. each 7% grain strength
mm McMahon. l Retiring to her bed after the dose,
, icons of the household was aw are (not
.. «she had taken the deadly polo-cu. It
, . _ ~' was by chance that Mrs. Eugene F.
cm WE”, REPRESENIED Carter, a sister, went to the medicine
AI BIG M008: “El” DAY 1 ter, if she had taken any medicine and
was informed that she. bad. This dis-
, wl ‘ ‘covery was made nearly an hour later
'l‘odoy and; touch a?" big deys‘aud Mrs. Carter immediately realized
“”1” in" thousands 0’ M0059 through .that tlleodeadly poison had been taken.
0‘" the 5‘31“ 0‘ ponnecdput Su- She hurriedly called Dr. Vollmer and
promo ofllcers and delegates repre be rushed 1'0 the house Upon arrival
seating every lodge In the state.§he saw that the poison had gotten in
South Norwallc included, are in session its work. hastened by the fact that the
in? Hartford today at the annual Estate stricken woman has ulceration of the
convention. Business of importance stomach. Everything known to medl-
pilots opened. She inquired of her sis-
and saw the bottle of mercury '
o9 North Main Street
lull MEN CHARGED ,
, llllllllcllllllllsloo
(Continued From Flt-st Page.) i
counsel was Attorney Henry S. Shan-
nOn, or Bridgeport.
‘ The attorneys are elated over their
signal victory in securing the release
of‘ their two clients on ball. The fact
that the body has not been definitely
ectabllshed as that of Mrs. Fair’s is'
the strong argument, it is‘understood,
“on" which the two attorneys obtained
Fair and Deverauxls release
Althou Fair is a middle- aged man,
Deveraux is little more than a boy.
"He is 21 years'pId-and very youthlul
“in appearance. A...
'r E KNOB HAé PLANNED AN
ACTIVE SEASON.
._ eglnning this Saturday, June 19th,
Vromfield’s orchestra will play each
Saturday for the dancmg, and a player
no has been installed, so that me
idrweek dances can be readily ar-
mes Robinson. the Knob's popular
he ,*‘will serve ices and cakes in the
‘ pavilion which has been put up
or hot purpose.
be young people have arranged in
“concert on Sunday afternoon;
very enjoyable program is all-:
ted .
ARVAN~GALLATINL ‘
'l'h' marriage of Jena S. Garwau, 0;
Old, b’rotheflof Mrs. John Cava-
VVh Of Norwalk, and Mia. lv‘rederlckV
on, Jr., was quietly solemhlzed‘
, clerical appointments in the Roman
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED.
Lint of Changes in. Roman Catholic
. Churches of Diocese.
A HARTFORD, June 18--The following
Catholic dioces of Connecticut were
announced officially, last night:
Rev. W. A. Fitzgerald Sacred Heart
church, New ‘lav.en to Sacred Hearti
church, Groton, (pastor); Rev. J J.
Keane, St. Andrew’s church, Clochest-
for, to St. Patrick's church, Bridge
port, (assistant); Rev. J. A. Sullivan.
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
tion, Waterbury, to .St. Andrew's
church,.Clocheste1-, (assistant; Rtev.
W._VA. Krause, St. Michael’s church,
Westerly, to St. Mary's church, New
Britain, (assistant; Rev. C. F. Kelly,
St. Patrick’s church, Bridgeport,
ISt. Francis’ church, New Haven, (as-
lslstant); Rev. J. A. Degarlan, church
of the Holy Trinity, Wallingford, to
1 Sacred Heart church, New Haven, (as.
sistant); "Rev. C. H. Kane, St. Mary’s
church, Derby, to Church of tho;Holy
Trinity, Wallingford, (assistant); Rlev.l
W. J. Lyudy, St. .Thomas', ,Southing- ;
ton, to St. Michael’s, Westerly, (oasis
taut); Rev. John Landry, Church of
the immaculate Conception, Baltic. to
St. John's, Watertown, (assistant);
Rev. T. J. Lynch,_St. John‘s, Water
,town, to Church of the Immaculatej
«Conception, Baltic, (assistant), Rem?
Henry Callahan, St. Joseph“ 5 Mei-iden,
to St Stephen‘s Bridgeport, (Assist-
iant); Rev. B. J. _Bowen to t8. Augus-
ltlne's CL‘ll‘ch, Bridgeport, (assistant);
iRev. .H. J. Coleman to St. Thcimas’
Southington, (assistant); Rovr Edwin
Flynn, to St. Joseph’s, Mel-Ideal (as
sistarlt); Rev. T. M. Grlillu, to St!
Mary's Derby, (assistant; Rev. Daniel:
DRANDNDRRDRRDIRERSID
ENTER SERVICE [if D. 8.
Here’s a chance for residents of
Norwalk to join the service of Uncle;
Sam. The United States civil service
commission announces open competi-
tive examinations will be held July
7111, in the Federal, building. in Hart-
ford.
'The positions to
varied. They follow:
Position of investigator in poultry
and egg handling, in the bureau of
chemistry, department of agriculture,
for service in the field. This exam-
°inatlon is for men only.
Position of translator in the bureau
of education, department of the in
terior. This examination is open to
men and women. Competitors will
be rzuired to translate Russian and
Polish into English, also one of the
following languages. German, French,
be filled are
vitalian, Japanese and modern Creek
The examination for illuminating
engineer ’for men only in the office
of the. supervising architect, treas-
ury department, Washington, will be
held July 7th and 8th. VV
A male associate chemist is want-
ed in the bureau of standards, de.
partmcnt of commerce, Washington.
The applicant must be qualified in
the chemistry of metals. The exam-
ination for this position will be heldii
July 13th.
wssr INDIEoLIoH'r HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 13.11119 de-
wlll be discussed and plans tending
to promote the welfare of Moosedom
in this state willibe made at this
meeting. The local delegates are
Salvatore Charrlot, B. F. Briggs and
Daniel Hogan. - ‘
Tomorrow one of the' biggest Ifra~
ternal field days held ln‘Couuecticut
for some time will be held under
the auspices of the State Moose in
Hafiford. A big parade will be one
of the features of the day, and sports
galopc will be lenjoyed.
Norwnlli’wlll be more than well
represented. Colonel Frederick H. Ga-
nung. of this cltypls in scommand of
all the military ”companies in Con-
necticut that" go to ,make up ' the
Moose Defenders. This appointment
was Itendered Colonel lGanung slime
time ago. and Norwalk‘. as well as
the receipient of the position, was
honored in ~that *a localmgman was
chosen for this lcommand.
The crack Rowayton Drum Corps,
which is becoming one of the mast
efficient and best known in the state,
will head' the South Norwalk Military
Branch, Company A.
The local military company will on
let several of the prize drills, and
expect to lbring home several trO~
pheys of their skill, as they have
{been drilling hard for the events for
some time past? .
THREE .Dtll WDMEN
VDRAR L0 DIVDRDES TDDll
in the divorce courts of Bridgeport
. this morulrlg. Norwalk had a. large del-
bgatiou of petitioners.
E .
home of the bride in vNorotOu, Manning to St. Mary 3‘ Milford (“I partment of Commerce announced to- BuporlOr Court, this morning. granted
Vt’ evening. Rev.
rformed the ceremony.
._... “-mw
'er oua ‘onsnrlssrls.
w-
bite for Sentinel Readers to Cell-
ll When om shopplns.
if“ R yll ‘ Ddbuelly's
hen the Folding Pocket Stool for
camping, soloing, sporting and etc.
do says tile on this stool If you read
Carlos Martyn sistant); Rev Francis Dogma, to that day that bids fer the construction or a divorce, and the custody of a stxo <
Church of the Immaculate Conception, “he NEWS“ Island ”3“ station, West y ‘3” 0m 3m to Ida M“ “m" of mm
Waterbury. (assistant. l
‘ i
e
-—Norlos. (-
11.11. out. tonight. ,
alerted: 1
J. it. TAYLOR. so,
be held in Masonic Temple. at Mi
Indies, shortly would be invited.
The station will be located on the
a
street. this city, from Harvey HV. .lsr
VII. of Rowsyton. The V'grounds were
. lsoutbern side of the island. on its intolerable crueltyi Jervis is ample)"
To the Prophets of Monko Grotto highest point about 250 feet above sell ed on a local oyster best, and Mrs. lives will “land m b‘
i'l‘he meeting to be held at bani level. The am will be of so, coo cen- Isrvis is o meow operator In the: emery boulevard n s unlock tonight. Donor.
advertisement; church rectory has been changed to die now. with s double willie llisb Mueller: «than. more Mr mimmm service:
every thirty mode. The tangerine rinse her name no lies his use lOllh'l, W church In Hell
to the height or the 113111. will be :7 Flint. Attorney John J. Con». or fall. Coons tomorrow sacrum st 1
loonllul miles and to the We"!
I». no one shore in. oral. ‘
uranium std-st. rows-sum are:
Jervis, '
l
cal science was done to combat. the el-
fecta and Drs. J. G. Gregory and H. W,
We are showing the greatest
variety of trimmed. and untrlm-
med white shapes, chips, leg-
horns and panamas you ever saw «
AND RIDISIERS Wilt RDl
DE DISlRlDDlED tht
I According to an announcement
made recently by Secretary of State
Charles D. Burnes, of Hartford, local
residents will not be able to secure.
Judge William M. Williams, of the,
Kellogg have been called into 'cousuh irree, 1915 automobile registers from
tation on the case. iTown Clerk Herbert R. Smith, as
It has been learned that the dying Elias been the custom in past years.
woman has repeatedly stated to me instead a book will be mailed to
family that the, dose W58 taken by every owner of an automobile in the
mistake and this scouts the idea that state It has been estimated 350m
suicide prompted the deed.‘ :25, 000 rs‘dsters will be sent through
....—————--. - {the mails, and 1,000 more will be re
' ‘ !served for official use throughout the
SAYS llolllolllls
,. The sending out of the registers
this year has been materially delay-
ARE AMERIEANS ed, due, it is said, to the fact that
. ithis year the book is being used as
gall advertising medium. Arthur Fl-
NEW YORK, June 18. «R. G. Wagoltoot, bf Hartford, has agreed to mail
nor, president hi the American Trains. in copy of the register to every auto
Atlantic Company, whose applicationjand' motorcycle owner- in the state,
foi- American registry for a number of which will cost him about; $2, 000, but
socailed Danish freight steamships swithout expense to the state. In re
has been refused by Eugene T. Cham- turn be was to be allowed to solicit
bet-lain, United States Commissioner Iadvertising fer publication in the reg
of Navigation. said in a statément: later. The advertising hasn’t been
made public today that his request coming in very fast. according to re-
had been made in 3003 faith and that? ports, and the mailing of the book
,all the stockholders of the company ihas been held up,
'are Americans He explained his 9?“ The local police are using last Sep-
forts to obtain American registry for tember’s supplement of the register,
the vessels by saying that. WWB in and. as several thousand changes and
Denmark last January he saw the OP additions have been made. it has been
portunity to obtain an interest in the istated the book is practically value
ownership of several vessels and was less in looking up informauon_
informed by the American consul that
there would be no difficulty in {trans-l , ‘
ferring them to American reglsi ry offICER ROBERTS Now A
' (Returning to the United States be.!
incorporated the American Tl‘ans- At- inn-t HEDGE” “BIKE cop”
(00an from First Page)
lautVlc Compahy. Mr. Wagner said he
laid all the facts before the navigation“
commissioner at Washington, assured
the commissioner that all the vessels
always had been under neutral flags, ,
and gave him a. guarantee that the p. m. until 4V o’clock a. 1n. During the
ships would not be used in any way to day Officer Jarvis Murray. the new
embarrass the United States govern- motorcycle cop. speeds about Norwalk
with a weather eye cocked for trouble.
i As it was “gunned in The Sentinel
yesterday. the lexates who will up-
DEATRS AER... FUNERALS resent Norwslk at the annual state's
mum-u of Mrs. smile.“ polioemsn's association, in Deubury,
The federal of Mrs. "William Sub July 18th, will be Detective Sergeant
or home on Thomas nether-land, ones: '1‘. J.
o! the uptown force. and Olib
will be held in St. oer John 3‘. Reynolds. of the down-
our ‘towu force.
I mODL » ‘
Mannequin“ min! of";
WMTWtemhhxqu-mlslhcchymcu wuss-
I W. mm W,
til...
,‘Pricgé from 65c to 05.00
den: or the Norwalll: Police Associa-
tion, to succeed Sergeant Leatherlsnll,
who has for the past year-held this
position. Chief Pennington’s nomina-
tion will be ratified next month.
PRAISES PRESIDENT WILSON.
lPARlS, June 18, <5 a. m.—*—Gabriel
Hanotaux, former Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has written for the Figaro, an
article regarding President Wilson and
the world’s opinion of him.
new
,yd'
“We should be lacking in frankness '
to a great sister republic,“ says M.
Hanotaux, “if we permitted it to the
thought there that the three notes,
particularly affectionate and friendly
in tone, addressed to Germany after
such misdeeds had not caused a cer-
tain-amount of surprise in France.
“America is the most important or
the neutral powers and other neutrals
look to-her to take the lead in a non.
cert of protestation. If President Wile
son is thinking of the timo'when he
can present himself as mediator and til
it. is his Object for that reason to re-
tain the confidence of both sides, ho
is turning his back on what he seeks:
"The future arbiter of peace will be
the man or“ government who firmly up- - '
holds at the opportune time the cause
of conscience, of humanity, of plight»
ed word—briefly of international honor.
President Wilson lfas understood this; -
if it were otherwise he would lose a
unique opportunity to place both him-
self and his country on a pinnacle in'
history." '
TODAY "IN WALL STREET. ,
“—
NEW YORK, June 18 (Wall Street, f.
10:30 a. m.)~—P»rices'V of leading stocks
showed no pronounced changes at the
opening of t'oday’s' market, but reacted . .
very generally before the end of the
half hour.
the” only leader to mauigest any activ-
fly at the outset,- lnitlal sales including -,
blocks of 1,000.1.400 and 2, 000 shares
at gains or R; to %- War shares were
dull with a few one-paint gains. Cop- .
pers reflected the price reductions re~
ported ‘over night and minor specials
ties were irregular. Cuban Sugar:
broke 3 points after an opening gain
of 1%
i
HIGH TARIFF RATES IN TURKEY.
wasllllvo’rox. June 18.—~Tsrllr 1
crosses amounting» Iron: 15 to 80
cent. Id returns: on practically all ur- _
tiers. imported to Turkey went into
arm lmaummmmusuu-
vices to the slots dean-est m- the
W consul sensual st Comato-
wk.
United States Steel was -
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