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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 7, 1915 · page 12

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mN£EBA¥lWLY 7, 19:57

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

u. our son o l “m m, ‘ TRISTAM &WATT

There is hardly anything in the world that some
man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheap-
er—andthe people who consideraprice only, are this

.. man’s lawful prey, liflflmlmxggp ll 1- V____._,

Our Mill Work is of the highest standard 0. Jade
and manufacture, and always cheap when its class is
considered. ’ ls: deli = l ., it it o r:

LETLU‘S. PROVE THIS TO YOU.

Fill your bins full oi Coal
e-it's not a bit risky, and
with better value we think,
than a closet or shelf full of
hoes or of will that is
good for naming ut drink.
With a few tons of coal
stored away in your cellar
you may laugh at the coming
of Fall, and you are more
prudent than that other fel- it?
low who is thinking of
nothing at all. And what' 15
there worse when all has been

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GAZETTE BLDG. ' THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

new Indianapolis manufacturer
Was the Father-inks of Ilaold "
Toilet, Formerly of sons liar-

sall WhonasBadlyln’Isei Helps for the : HouseWife '
ravilournnm, July 7.——Crushed 'F in P r eser Ving Time

against the steering wheel of a heavy

 

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i touring car, when the machine went Mason Fruit Jars ints oc doz'en uarts .
sai‘d, than a 9015:; lwoimk 5?. , * over an embankment, Frederick w. 55c 1102., p 5 ’ q Jelly Tumblers, tin tops, 19c, 24c doz.
won't take 3 go 0 lb The HZICh & Halley C0. ' firimdt, 60 years old,a retired lndian- “S ,, M
ahead. ‘ apolis manufacturer, was instantly u“ Seal Jars, pints 01' quarts, 7°C dozen. ason Jar TOPS’ 250' doz,

 
 
 

killed Monday morning at Donaldson,

to... seven miles mo 0: here. New Stock J or Rubbers, any kind, 10c

Brandt'e chest was crushed and his ,
neck was broken. Waxed Jelly Protectors, 100 5c.
in the machine with him were his ‘

two daughters. Mrs. Harold Tubes and Preserving Kettle s, aV11 Sizes, at low prices,

THE 59““? 1...... c...
FERRlS COAL
3 COMPANY

We Are Ready
Willi our new Auto Van. We
you move you anywhere and
(quickly.

Parowax, lb. cake, 9c.

Miss Elsie Brandt, find his son-in-law. V
Harold Tolles, all of Indianapolis. "- 4-}
Tolles' ear was nearly severed, but

:2: Locusts?" lion WANllD‘ l0 build

Driving at High Speed.
Brandt was driving the machine at. a

high rate of speed when he attempted STEAMSHIPS

to turn out (or a deep mud puddle. The .

rear skidded and plunged rlgh side up C tin
in the ditch. None or, the occupants 0“ “ed From Full Pass

. was thrown out. Brandt's body was

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ ANBREW TAYLOR ,. ;taken to an undertaker'sestablishment 22%;“:- bl’ Mel's- Holt and her father to,
" :in Plymouth and the Tollos' injuries 93’" Ol‘el'nur 0 Texas. The
Livery and TrHCking Our Steaks ‘ fWily-e dressed by local phyglcfans. The {Drillfl‘ldgpl’el'non whose name was . -
' l . Al Wll l I? , communicated with Ma‘or ..
» Phone .... Darlen Conn. lparty returned to Indianapolis “All J
u I ‘ Are Fine athe body late that evening, Pullman, {load of the Washington DV 8

Brandt. Mr. and Mrs. Tolles and C 1’0““? for“ and Major Pullman
VMiss Brandt had just left Indianapolis“1t 0m“ ‘mm‘mllled the inlormatloné
W° 3"“! “Elm “M o“ for an extensive automobile trip. in- t° the United States NMY Depart-

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.o.u....o.o...o.....o .. With long belts and imaged on

b ht f th :4 the Great Lakes. V
oug or e p 06' The Harold Tollee mentioned in the [310300331 0“” lllt‘ Allantiq from eta-i

 

 

 

 

Carnival

NOISE This may not convince you. . abme dispatch is a son of Mr und ”0115 011 ”I" (‘lh‘lel‘ll seaboard, advis‘.‘ the ends a“ the new ‘Shades
.gggFETTI But w, feel “m m“ ‘ trial ers. Jesse M. Tones, formerly or ills the Sexenia and Philadelphia 10‘ ’ ' 1

,Souill Norwalk. and has many with $109? toward Pauli Olher. Commis-j
will do 50' . Ilil es and is w-ell known here. Slom‘l‘ Woods announced that the

Step in personldly a'nd let u l '— ~~~~ ~H- ”1“" “abutment had arranged to,
show you how we do bum“. iDEATHS AND FUNERALS send a fast cruiser after the liners. l

Both vessels were method by wire-i

Rose, Copan. Blue, Gold, Black
on the flll‘ and Ilium ball. ~ I Death of MT". Lena Carolll- less. The Philadelphia replied that: and Whlt‘e, and PeaCh 0010'. from
(‘irillll died at seven’evcrylhlhg aboard had been identitiesg

_, .. I 3 Mrs. Lena Pl. .. . . V V 5 98 t 10 0
The Madern Market :olclocli last night at the home of be, 311d Iliai all was well. The slumping: - 0. _ .
4 parents. Mr. and ills. Theodore llcn- 3‘”- “ 0N8 announced, also had no; .

 

N'EBRIGBERMAN 8808.

Haniord North Main,
Block 64 Street

 

 

 

 

 

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. VWM B. UNHOLTZ Prop ' Edricks, of Strawberry Hill avenue, a “fill: illVeV Wireless warning and:
. . V . 15 North Main St. lviclim oi’ bichloride of mercury pois- 9‘ gm ed ‘1‘" it “0““ be heeded. ;.
Ma y es " . Jonillg. The deceased was 4:! years old. The Cunard Line 3116 the American
‘ “ . “ _ * r, " W ‘ :Funeral services wilfhe held from the; Line both were notified by Commis um?" *"““"’“

 

 

PéOble th Lille er“ home on 'i‘llursday"al'iernooll at 2‘8“"“3' “'0on and they BlSO en- mi

o'clock, and .Rev. Ernest F. McGregor delivered ‘0 reach the steamers byl V V
,_ will oiliclalc. Interment will be pri- ””1955 lV . Best I “wily- Flour ~ ~ . r - . - no. .- . - . » V- . o.- . . . . . . . . . . . . .90¢
are not all necessarily wealthy pet» ““9 and {fiends an, rammed w om“ At both offices it was said that “ Delicious Creamery Butter . . . . . .. ........ 32¢ lb o”

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MAIlKEI ”‘8'. The" m ”‘05" “'h" “3" mg“ ' would be practically impossible rorl Fanc Potatoes “
ment and discrimination in porch. the sending of hours. an one to n “V ; , , y ' """ ‘ """ 14 lbs.18¢
H Bl k asing food supplies and buy only . M” Cargill sualloued2 ‘1’!” grains y p as 9 many ““93 0;; VI lire Lard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . ............ 12¢ ll).
' of the poison by mistake three \veekslgufll‘ds ill 1118 piers, and to place 9) Ma nolia and Clover Milk .
ayes, 0c such products as are healthful, nu- ago last Saturday For the first fewéplOSlves aboard the ships. The Cult-1 g ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ """ '10¢ a can

tiltious and properly nourishing, 'Pearl Tapioca ln cartons.

.duys foqungV little hope was helmard Line stated that there wens sl

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

()9 an’tll Main Street good food for brain and body. They out for her recovery. but a change for 1 Much of guards protecting its vesselslV ,Crisco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . . .21¢ a can
am can always be found at Chernok's lb b i lloeable and her tam- from infrudgrg
market, where experience has prov- 9 et er was no , 1 H l . .
, w 9 1 d l b yf ily was led to believe that she might n oi's letter to his wife he lid-E A, STULL
9M S and '80), S . n to them the w 8 cm 0 u ns recover This implolement continued vised her to watch the newspapers of
.- V ‘ meat that is always freSh' tender lwilh occasional lclapses until a fer“’t2dllesday. July 7.- (today) and , 24 Camge' Street. . East Norwalk.
PalIII’BeaCll Stills and reliable. days ago \Vlll’ll Dr. J. W. ““139" the would 3"" 5““ “hi" he had 11.0119 iw
, {attendin hyslclan, found it impos’l “Steamers leaving New York, July: __ .. .. _.___
For Men ......... $70 00 ~ CHARNOK S MARKET isible .10: I:he pullout to absorb anylii, will be destroyed in mid ocean ml :=
For Boys .$3 $4 and $4 50V l 76 NORTH MAIN ST. ‘ TEL. CALL 44-5 V FREE BEL'VERY inourishmcnt. All charts to keep food ill“ explosion," Holt is quoted as l ’
‘ i __ i . on her stomach proved futile and a ins Written. 0n the margin of thei: gléggrggnsgggfigns """"" ' """"" 14¢
i W. W. ‘—“'“‘“" ' ,rapid decline of strength became up “(4181 there was a pcncilled udmoni OLD POTATOES ' ' """"""" ' """ ' ' ' ' ' 14¢
a 0V T 1:.— L I E B } . , parent. Mrs. Cargill was conscious up‘g tion to his wife to say nothing about‘ NEW POTATOES ' """"""""""" “14¢ pk.
'11 No. Main at. 3° NOMIIK - . l to two hours beiore the end. , what he had written. l LEMONS' ' ' ' ' """ ‘ " """""" " ' 19¢dpk-
. . ”41041250 8;". I , s ’ With the death of Mrs. Cargill there The fact that such a letter had beenj ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' """""""""" 20¢ 02
' ~ ~ ' 1 1is given further ploot that mercury written by Mr. Morgan's assassin, selluuze’ S 3 sawiary Markets
- ' ._ poisoning is fatal. Though the doctor presumably prior to his attempt on ..
_ . l . 32 WASHINGTON $11.39 MAIN ST.
. VV , , . a- l was able to overcome the mralyznilon Mr. Morgan’ 3 life, was known to the SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK
DlRECTORls OF COUNTY HOME The Beers Meat & PNVlSIOlI C0. of the kidneys. which undoubtedly prO- police at 9 o‘clock yesterday morning: ‘ MAIN ST STAMFO D .
f HOLD SESSION! ~ ' K Vlonged the uoman's life, the ultimateibug no public announcement. was ' 505 , 'l R ~ .
‘R‘eporta 8h Trim—“A 94 ChVVd - 6_ North Main St., So. Norwalk. :3 Main St, Norwalk. result to the system WKll 10 20"“: made of it until todav, when its pur— ~——
s ow ere re ren membrane of the slomac an ion “as divul ed by
. in institution at Norwalk. a ’ . 3:8 make mmossme the absorpuouiialked mm no: in in: gang? 1:... 33813133 Sgnith and Hillier in KILLED oN RETURNING FROM
There are at preseint 94 dependent . , of nourishment During the treatment Vfime yesterday. This man refused toi e r en cat on. PARADE.
(lien on the rolls of the Fairfleld . ' of the case, intense interest has been permit the use of his name, but be WASHINGTON, July 7,—ereless ‘
ebunty children's home at Norwalk, , “ . " 4 among the medical profes- Ecause of his standing there was noldlspsiches have been sent by the Celebration in Canaan ”3'.“ Fatal
ording to reports from the quarter~= ‘ —-‘ V —---__-g-1 filo—~— ’ _—r 4.. Ellen, inasmuch as never belore llasa doubt as to the authenticity of hislNal’Y Department to the liners $330 Sequel.
, meeting of the board of directors ~ ”‘1 m patient suffering from mercury poison- assertions. lnia and Philadelphia, warning them CANLAV Jul 7——The headless
1d "Tuesday in the office of thelcoun mscovsns new TUBERCULAR taken in the report and the yvo phy Ins survived the 8360"! for 50 1°35 “ GLEN COVE L. 1, July 7 «Flank “f Frank Hat's “serum that they body 0g 3‘ :nan of)“, om ldentmed as
ommlssioners. Miss Annie E \ GERM? siclang who are on the board D1" period . Holt who attempted to take the life Were in danger or internal explosions Charles Hart .0: Great Barrington,
liter, member of the board name __+ 1 , Muller and Dr Lyman, and tfie 3.1V 01’ J P Morgan and Who committedV t Md ay. The Navy acted after recelv Mass, was found aboutamiie north or
s ting the state board of health, and Dr. Stockwell, of the Shelton 5.5a, perintendenth' discussed u 101‘ some suicide last night. in the Mineola jail Ving a copy 0: Holts letter to his wife Ashley FallsoMass” early yesterday
‘3. Frederick Jackson of the state boardV torium. Not Yet bertam As to ”We T7“? members 0‘ the com’mrs- I’MRS IHAW W“... N0]. 'was today positively identified ”them the authogtiles alt (glen, (Vlove h ,where the tracks at the steam railroad
Vcharlrles were not present at the l’ V Its Character , glen. passed a vote of thanks to Dr 3 Elich Muenter, the Harvard instruc. VThe text 0 ate et er eeglvap Iland the trolley'line run parallel and
session. 631:9 tVliounty Vcommlsionsrs. us ' Stookwell for his work in the labo- tor. Who disappeared after being in :fgnzgvsthe N“), Department was as close together. The head was~later
ocozls ue eremamn mem er- . > . - » ' 1‘
iploi the board transactedg the busi- The laboratory work of Dr. Wil- giggle“ 1:012:32 21:12:23: (4:: 1113i BE CAN-[D AS WHNESS meted 33 the murderer Of his Wife.. “A steamer le vmg New York for round about, half a mile from the V

Leona, in Cambridge, Mass. in 1906.‘ point where trainmen dficovered the
rflrst evidence of a tragic death. Hart .
had attended the firemen’ s muster here

Monday. He is supposed to have been.

Cues ,wmch Was of a routine nature. liam M Stockw ell, superintendent oil
card now has three teachers the state tuberculosis institution at!

skin after the educational welfare Shelton, is producing 1‘98““5, Wthh
’ ' are gratifying to the- tuberculosis

Liverpool should sing. God willing,
.on ’lth. it is the Philadelphia or the'
Saxony (Saxon‘ih‘), but I am not quite
sure as these left on the second or

discovery for a medical journal so; - __..__‘._...' The identification was made by 8.:

that the physicians or the country (Continued From First Page.) . P Smith, State detective of the Dis

may be informed of it. . yl -—-~----. 1 ‘ trict Attorney’s ofllce of Middlesex
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és ulck as 1‘ can—Boston tory at Yale university and hes ta- 901"“ “1 the treatment of P3llenlfil'rhaw Mrs Thaw stud afterwards V
. q , . t , . . ken V the sputum to. Philadelphia. entering from tuberculosis WthIllthat Ml- Cook had decided that she body Holt’s teeth were carefully ex. Sent by TMlO ‘0 the 00311113339“ 0’ you had ope.

W commission. He has discovered a Dr Stockwell “'35 engaged in the ed to be back in camp at Chateaugay “0““th 313553 T119030“! Hillier. an lhir (1." killed either by a train or trolley can
SPEEDY A'lV'V THAT. germ Fill the sputum 0‘ “13930313513 practice or medicine in Sumeld be‘iLake, automobile man at Cambridge, and Oil the margin of the letter was “me on his way home. " v].
. (to new boylé—Youre the 819% patients which it is hoped. may be fore he entered the employ of thel It deVeloped that while here Mrs A» '1‘. Brown, Va Boston newspaper written' lMi Yellowleat—I‘ frank! admit‘k-
heater we ve ever had. Aren't helpful in the treatment or the pa- State as the superintendent of :1 ill- Thaw had a conference with Deputy man. “Tear his 0“ until after this ml!» {‘31 V k. f .. h b all .
. at anything? V V ”ems He his had the germ e,.-l’berculosl\ osanatorium Thar discov-V. Attorney Gelleral. Cook, who is in The identification otV Holt as Mirna: pens. I all? 0?} lugl . a 1le an . V;
‘Yes sir nobody ‘can get amfll‘ed by the experts of the labors. 9-” has enabled him .10 3509i. ‘3 charge at the state's case against let came after the menu named “‘1 h h ta ‘ f H It 1 it was "‘ ts‘ Que, 0 am L “ V2 .f
' ' ' ‘ made a careful examination at Hell‘s T e 3“ 3 ”W 0 ° 3 e 9" Miss Yellow end—«But I thought. .'
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. where it has also been ex‘lhnlnediby ho sheen Of great bebeflt ‘0 them. lhad no new testimony of value to give. amined by Smith. who stated that thyme two Vvesselsfa; ‘lvel'lh as bthe d9. 5 M" Guzzler—.80 I have. find I . ' 27
‘V husband is aw experts. No positive {opinion has ' Mrs who, while here obtained a cer- bridge work in the upper right jaw Vpgi’tments Eepzh VVt at lit Vadheglium spend most. of my time looking for
‘ ’ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ t a v a can . ,
‘lriends. ‘ been given on the nature of «the Elle—It I'd rejected you would) you'V tlflcate from ‘Dr. Bernard Living“? t: zumgztsetme gleafiemsirl‘; ngiglzuteahoozfdr 0:8 “1:2: 0;; :ther. Two him. r-«llldsVO , VV V . . V
' Wife—Am you 3m 01 gem have given me "pr : l ‘9 "he are“ that She w“ not in a 9 ya other trans Atlantic liners left New '5 ‘ THE wav or 11'. ‘ , .3

tion in his mind
in e a e ort o:-Not muchl. I'd have he tri ht cal condition to stand the ordeal as a lliere W39 ‘10 hues
He’s gone ofmhisst’iligttvjveelli'yhg theadcomml’ssllon. onHtrying to will you if you'dpturlfedl witness. that no“ was the missing MuenmrlYork about the same time and Navy ' M” Grogan~0iohesr Kelly" was in

might now tor nearly two The, other ‘superiniendentslall‘ LO]. me‘ down a hundred times whim the (lounging d rectified“: wfilgliiiz; 3:313??chRiggififinglgfikhfp Bilge; :Ezgzhgdulfiagofil athzlongtzii::yf;lVgsniLime Timmy
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to call on a friend who needs ‘Ltonfenagge?yitiagngiggorzyzwg: giggfihrrrzzgrart or anV I missed Vgggitfmxsr Kmafilittude as eon- the night he disappeared. was equallylvestigations TVs vague unture oi Riley across th' wily threw; a hgcklf: Vl . .
that friend’s. each . ‘in his 0".“ institution, ngm M .. earning Tm,” m positive that the dead mail was a Hoit’s message made it possible. a? wan, and it landed on its! i"! 00
,, . .- ’ present when" the repqt oi." their col- New line 0133811! 3003}! lilbllle will univerillty ”WV? thought, that some. steamer In Exchange.
"e I think it's holly league as made. . " pink for $1 and {1. all at Donnelly‘s
‘ . ‘Vth'e greatest possible interest was Stationeryatore. ~ ,

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