1 AM
.. Fillyourbins fullof Coal
a—tt’s not a bit risky, and
’ inrschhtter value wethink.
flan a closet or shelf full of
beer or of whiskey that is
good for nothing but drink.
With a few tons of coal
’Itored- away in your cellar
you may laugh at the coming
, of Fall, and you are more
prudent than that other fel-
low who is thinking of
nothing at all. And what is
there worse when all has been
said, than a person .who
, won’t take a good look
.. THE
reams COAL
COMPANY
We Are Ready
With our new Auto Van. we
, can move you anywhere and
[quickly
ANDREW TAYLOR
Livery and Trucking
Phone Darien Conn.
I
Carnival
‘ NOISE
CO N FETTI
ETC.
‘1111111111 11__o__._s.
" Hartford 64 North Main
Street
‘lq
Hayes
NEW CITY
. MARK ST
Hayes’ Block
Men’s and Boy’s
Palm Beach Suits
For Men . . .............. $7.00
For Boy: . . $3 $4 and $4.50
13c 0 171115 B
11 No. Main st. So. Norwaik
87410—31250 Sults.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
ENEW YORK, July
eraser 10:30 a.
Q
adieu Pacific and
esterday’s weakesst featurees,
one to two points in the
lugs
ears.
leader. soon recovering
dent in 511111.11 volume.
fé first half hour.
ed. some stocks
low records
Pacific and Steel..
uidation by Berlin.
@119 North Main Street;
:‘ re quite general before the end o
(“Ath
m ). ——Liq11idation I
as ressumed at today" 5 Opening, all
‘parts of the list recording declines;
Louisville & Naslnille. St. Paul Can- 3
Southern Pacific.'
lost
initial deal- ‘
l‘hicago and Northwestern fell-
2 58 to 1187 8, the lowest mice in EMPLOYEES AT CAPITOL MEET
Iiissomi Pacific at 1 1—4. madeI‘
. ',low and other seconda11'1'ail-‘
ways as well as indusuials declined
U. S. Steel was the mostl
its
Trading was ac?
Rallies
f in Hartford are off duty. Louis Don-
‘ ALL STREET, Noon. —Rally car- .
well above yester-
close. but was followed by renew-I
cling of the Southern Railroad by being knocked down by an auto-I"
VVmuis‘rine & Nashville and mobile while going to his work HisI
em Railway Preferred, making- head “ 3" badly cu. and he was taken Popular Young Couple Wedded Tm.
Other more active] home, where his injuries were attend-
es then wielded to bear pressure "‘1 ‘0
‘l,! recovered on the support accordedland f," many V9335 head waiter at this morning in St. John’s‘Roman Catu- grouped themselves-
0n “mime Rom Heublein, was injured h" 0110 Church. Noroton, the contracting whereby the name at their circle was
in “30°qu the market became bang 5mm“ by an automobile ”‘m‘dlartles being Miss Gertrude Kunert, or spelled out
. 1811 with narrow price changes. Iday. while on Main street, and since Darien, and Joseph Drury, of IRoway-I
the high priced specialties has been incapacitated.
crican Casi products was conspicu~1
a. further gain of six and a halt
ds bearing the German stamp,
sales '01' Japanese 4% per, Joseph‘s Church: on South Main street,
no job in this city that cuiii. both popular residents of Spring-
‘, “bier-sully OAPM wood The wedding took place at 8
all capable workers has 0 'olOck in the church. TPe many
of work. watch the South friends of the popular coup e are on- they will reside at the bride' a home in
.21
IIIIE‘SIIIIIIiS CIII
Bea-ease is You“: Postal lam
11;; ‘ Haiclrt': 1.11m;
There is hardly anything in the world that some
mancaunotmakealittleworseandsellalittlecheap- , ,
er—and the people who consider price only, are this m m‘“ Mill, m
man s 111wa prey, mgyttmgmlr 1‘ ' I 1 ~$cuth hauler. West
Our Mill Work is of the highest standard of grade Mord “‘th are Ill!
and manufacture, and always cheap when its class is
considered. ,_ {Sign lid “ lasijglep ti
LET us PROVE Tins TO YOU.
The Hatch (r Bailey Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Many Connecticut postmaster have
had their salaries changed by order
of the post ofice department, in the
annual readjustment of postmasters'
compensation, which has just been
announced. Usually there are a great
many more increases of such salaries
than are decreases, but this year, ow-
ing to the falling off in postal busi-
ness and the revenues from the postal
service, there are about as many do
creases as there aré increases. The
adustmeut affects only postmasters of
the presidential classes.
\lnz‘reases in annual salaries were
made at the following offices in Con—
necticut from and to the figures given
below»—
Baniam, $1,200 to $1,300; Cheshire,
$1,100 to $1, 2:00 Clinton, $1, 900 to $2,-
UUU;Crou111',ell $1, GOO to $1, 700; Dan-
Iielson, $2 ,300 to $2,400; Eagleville,
111200 to 31.;100 Easthamptou, 32,300
to $2 ,500; Fairlield, $1, 700 to $1,800;
VV liazardville, $1,400 to $1,500; lilggan-
um $1, 400 to $1,500; Lakeville, $1,800
‘10 $1,900; New Hartford, $1,500 to $1,-
‘ 600; Newtown, $1,300 to $1.400; Plain-
iield, $1,300 to 31,400; Pomfret Center,
$1,200 to 81,300; Riverside. $1,300 to
31.400; South Norwalk, $3,000 to $3,-
1100; Washington, $1,300 to 31,400;
IWatertown, $1, 900 to $2 .;000 Windsor,
1 $1, 700 to $1. 800; Stafford Springs, 32,-
1111111
«sees:
Our (Steaks
Are Fine
We justly claim that our
steaks are the belt that can be
000 to $2,100
bought f" the in I There were no changes in postmas
Th1. may not convince you. .ters‘ salaries in Hartford, .\e11‘ 111111111
But we feel "no thht ‘ trial land BilHdgeport The cities where the
v . 2changes in salaries ‘fuere made are
Will do so.
V'South .\'0r\1‘alk, New Britain and Bris-
Step in personally and let us ‘ “1‘- The salary RI South Norwalk was
; - raised, at the other too oint named
show you how we do holiness p b
on the fair and square basis.
The MOdern Market
I business.
I Here the the decreases in postmas-
WM. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
15 North Main St.
Itcrs‘ salaries in the state:—
‘ Alisoniu, 32.11110 10 32.1011; Bridge-
Eu'ater, $1,800 to 81.600; Bristol. $3.100
; to $3,000; llhuwood, $1,100 to $1,000;
fralss Village, $1,501» to 11,2110; Glas-
‘tonbury, $2,100 to $2.000; Lyme, $1,-
400 to $1.300; SewIllrilaIn, $3,500 to
, $3,400; North lla1'e11,$l.500 to $1,400;
”11111111911142.301110‘12'200; Plants-
'1ille, $1,. '00 to $1.400; Sound Beach.
$1,600 to 31,2500 south Glastonbury.
1
People Who Live Well.
are not all necessarily wealthy peo-
more, 3111.? a, :91;
TRISTRAM & HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NpRWALK
Vudor
Porch
Screens
All have a drop
of 7 ft. 8 ins.
We have them In the
following widths
I
Poachwéfianss
4 FT, ........ $2.25
Every Shade tthuiPPed 6 FT. ........ $3.25
8 FT. ........ $4.25
Vudor weigh Wind Device ' 10 FT- - - $550 ”
omeonmoo Idoninddblu 12 FT ........ $7 .50
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1 H. Krteger & Co.
Declares lflle Mil Make It Direct
Silk Sweaters
Ho 1111 “Say Something"—
“Talking Through llai"——Char- ‘
acterizes Story Ile Called rectal
Innocent as Being “Absurd" 1E
~__...
DANBlYIiY, July S.~—-"Buid Jack"
llose. whose testimony in the Rosen-
thul murder case sent four New Yorki
Runmcn to their death and convictedi
‘Ii‘ormer Police Lieutenant Charles
Becker, repudiated the slatement‘lor-I
111e1' llepuly Sheriff Edward C. (linty’l‘
With [orig belts and fringed on
the ends, all the new shades,
says he made lo him. lie declares Rose, copan. Blue, GOld’ BlaCk
(lintys statements are (rib-“Kd and
says the former deputy sheriff is:
“talking through his hat." Rose dc-I and White, and Peact‘ c0101. from
clares that if Ginty will make the
statements to his face he will sayI
something. Ginty, when asked to?
talk to Rose over the telephone re;
fused to do so. saying he feared Rose'
is 98 to 310. 00
pie. They are those who use judg-
ment and diaerlminatlon in purch-
asing food supplies, and buy only
such products as are healthful, nu-
tritious and properly nourishing,
good food for brain and body. They
can always be found at Chamok's
market, where experience has prov- ‘ 1
en to them the wisdom of buying 4V
« meat that is always fresh, tender
and reliable.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
76 NORTH MAIN ST. TEL. CALL 44-5 FREE DELIVERY
FIT-I”.
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h. ._..._....- i
m_-—-- l
I
The Beers Meal & Provision Co.
6 North Main St, So. Norwalk. 13 Main St. Norwalk.
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IDEATHS AND FUNERALS.
WITH AccmENTs. . I
____q__ V I ‘ Georgew. Barnes.
Two Struck by Automobiles and ArnI George Wealéy Barnes. aged 63. die d
other Off Duty by "In"; ‘at his home in Wilton, Tuesday, after
illnessl 'sutfering for 35 years with cancer of
——_
Because of accidents or
three employees at the State CapltoI
from the late home Friday afternoon
Ilon is unable to attend to the duties ,-, at 2 oclock With the Rev Charles H
7
of carrving the mail because of strain-1 Marks, rector 0f the Vlilton Episcopal
mg the usiscles of his leg, by slipping} church officiating.
on a stair llans Olsen was injured _—
DRURY—KUNERT.
Morning In Noroton Church.
Grinin, an elevator 0931mm. A pretty wedding was solemnizec
I ton. The pastor.
TESTA—OARIICUILI.
Rev, R. J. Carroll, pastor of St. silk. with white embroidery trimmings.
'I'Vthls morning united in marriage,
Michael Tests and Miss Theron Curb best man was Edward McCarthy. 1.
bridesmaid was attired in pink.
tending' congratulations. 'West avenue, hat-ion.
_$1.200 to $1.100; South Manchester.
'rord, 32.900 to $2,800;
.Polnt, $1,300 to $1,200; West Hart-
; PRESENI INDIIN PROI‘IIAM
Vxery interesting lndian entertainment
Iwhich last night in the East Avenue
:M. E. church was presented under the
Idirectlon of the Circle of
‘Camp Fire. Girls.
Iof_l11dian life delighted the large audi-.
genes which was in attendanc and the
:lndian drills pro1ed most pleasing.
1 the stomach. The funeral will be beldI
Rev. Father Mc- entertainment, 1
‘VGuane, officiated. The bride was hand- being served. and reply articles, the
somely attired in Nocturne of white handiwork of the circle girls. 50111.
The bridesmaid was Miss- Mary.
Drury.‘ ssiter ‘or the groom. and the ’
The heartfelt thanks for t
A reception followed the ceremony.‘ Norwalk Hospital )1 V
and on their return home bridal“ trip the hospital sis}! and by 115! mullma“
82, 700 to $2 H600 Southport, $1, 700 to
81, 600; Terryvllle, $2 .300 to 3" ‘700 :
1..-
Thomaston, $2,000 to $1.900; \\ ailing-
Warehouse
foi‘d, $1, 600 to 41,500.
SISIIHI CAMP Hill 0118
Quite out of the ordinary was the
Sasqua
Legends and songs‘
would "frame him 1111.”?
Rose interviewed. ‘
I Rosa-who is stopping at the Clif—I
‘ford hotel, South Norwalk, was inter-I
viewed over the telephone. I
"Did you tell Ginty that you be-;
lieved Becker was innocent 1'" I
‘ "Who said I did?" asked Rose. I
"Glnty." he was informed. 1
"What else did he. quote me as
saying?” asked - the ex~gambler.
1
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I
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
------ BRIDGEPORT
Formerly known as Bridgeport steam Dyeing 5 Cleaning Co.
Silk Drones, Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Telephone 4785. H. LYNGE, Prop. 293 State St, Brldgeport
‘ -
.vvvvv—vvvv I
The reporter informed him that L ..
Ginty quoted him, as saying that 4....-_e__.
Becker had been framed: that thé‘
order that resulted in Rosenthai'sI BLUE FISH ....... . ..................... Alzl/Sé LB.
death was to aueer-not to kin—Re; WEAK FISH. ....................... 10¢ LB.
1 .
,sonthnl, and that the order emanated} COD FISH
from a high official of the New Yorkl """" ‘ """"""" 1 ------ 1- - 14¢ LB-
police department other tlun Becker.1
“It‘s this way," said Rose. “1 havei
been quoted and misquoted so much
lately that‘ do not feel like making‘
any further statements. But if I had
assurances that Ginty made the re-
marks you attribute to him, I would
-’Schultze s 3 Sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
595 MAIN s11, STAMFORD.
The. first number was a piano duet
'by Miss Mildred Lovejoy and MissIsay 8011180111189.
was]
recited by Miss Muriel Bartllff, and:to you ””80““
‘fOnO‘linil this the circle of girls sang:
A feature was-
Hazel Bean. "Indian Names'
:"Along the Road."
Ithe camp fire, appropriately suggest-
ed by the use of lighted candles
around which were grouped nine Ill-1
dian maidens whktold “Camp FlreI
BoatingI
Song" was sung by all the members
zof the circle, and this number was when
followed by a- piano solo by Miss
Ilndlan Legends. ” "The
Francis Robes ts.
“Hiawatha’s Wooing” was read hr
3 Beach, and the circle oft
'VMiss Gladv
Ilndians sang “Money Moon”
IMruion L'Hommedieu recited the i
Iteresting number,
I (108.."
Mia
‘ 1111
3\ One of the most interesting of the 9“ as ‘91
numbers presented was the Indian that he did not make the statement.
{wand drill. Moving in .tlme with th
mudicr the members of the circl
in position
ice cream and cak
CARD 0 T ANKS.
11 take this means
Imam shown 1119 ll he 1:- was at th
friends.
011- . ma 381513
11 near before Whitman
“The Beautiful Poc- 9‘39 in this ““591
A pleasant social time [crowed the any telephone arguments with Jack
amusing 1111 33”
any kind-WV?” prominence in the pewsp era
the members or quoted you as denying that. you GYGtI'
1 _
"Do you want Glnty to repeat them
1'?" he was asked.
"Yes," replied Rose. “1 would want
lhlm to repeat them to me before I'
commented upon them."
Ginty Fears “Frame-Up."
The reporter volunteered to look
up Ginty and to request him to talk,
to Rose over the (telephone. Ex-‘E
new? Sheriff Edward C. Ginty.
cated, said
Special Sale
__0 F—
Refrigerators
Year after year our line of Refrigerators increase their V
popularity because the merits we claim are ' founded on
facts. Compact, sanitary and ice were.
' Marked from so to 30 per cent. below regular price/”V
'I
"i wouldn’t talk to Rose over the
telephone. He would try to frame
me.”
"How?" he was asked
"Why," said GVIntyV ”if I should an
or, someone
Rose would have it
framed so that I would be represent.”
g him over the telephone
S
. ' . , . > .
to which -I was wrestltylng. I am Th A J C I, V C
ZItaking no chances him. if what‘ . '- e ' f OVV o o - "IS 00
3'1 know amounts to nythlng, i be- ‘ ~ .
tell the out 011- ,
Iltiiizedrt $311,133.. not to 10th in - "1 dont know What Ginty's idea is.
but be has been unable to bring about
whatever he started out t. The
most significant fact is. that eoker's
side seems to have bwn ignored.
was asked.
“That 151 absurd,"
with finality.
An attempt was made to ascertain .
n it Rose had been requested to appear
"I‘ldoh'ft‘nvgvarirthgufezmfigt1am“, as.betore Governor Whitman or in any
having told an untruth. All I can'connecthn with the Becker case.V_
Is Out of Case.
say is that Ginty is talking a little bit I“ I am no longer interested in the , .
3 through his but.”
R t b s e- c so," he replied. V“My interest eud--
gone reporterV asked use 0 e b ed with the last. trial.” . Ir“ . V
0 1 ‘. _‘ .,
' oil tell ‘Ginty that youI -—----—'.‘~— ‘.
' " 11111111191111" Ron's) Advertise in The Sentinel. j
replied Rose,
Ve R038. "
The reporter. after interviewing
Ginty. again called up Roas.’ Gintyls
statement Was repeated to Rose.
» "See here’, Mr. Rose”, the reporter
“Ginty's statement has been
e The New York Times a 1sz day
m
such a statement to him.
no» Makes Statement
IV Mr. Rose then made this 111111111111:
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Norwalk Chronicler