oiCoalatonceJInuat
I “let the em go
A a must?" or arid
my snug
“when coal was at its
price; anoflser year
find me waiting, I’ll
stay” coal before there’s
pacious and easy riding
its will take out
ANDREW TAYLOR
, Livery and Trucking
.. machey,lwant aA
Iam aduncebe'
Darien Conn. '
:s 1111.. Boys "
Palm lleach Suits
Men $700
.3334 and $4.50
GOTTLIEB
~11 no. 111,111 at. ._ ' so. Norwallt
67410-31250 Suits.
is hit easy dessert
, M on your way home and
803 a pint or a quart, what.
. over you wish.
North Main
Street
is...“ .64
"’AAELous
at all alike—this is to be ex-
but we are told the melons
‘ supplying are in most cases,
We know they come
good melons grow. Eyes do;
Ihone 1345, 44 So. Main St.
est Rams and Bacon.
Modern Market
~ 15 North Main St.
W" In AruHOLTz, Prop.
SOLD.
slate Anthony N. Brady.
‘7 story
Make a Specialty
est Grades of Sperry &
‘ I was YA’QHT ATLANTIC
Y.0RK July 7.—The famous
figs] schooner yacht Atlantic.
Ithe trans-Atlantic race for
n Emperor’s cup in 1906,
int-chased by James 0. Brady.
it
one that the Atlantic 11111“
in the New York Club’s ’
did take part in other races
- She was built in 1903 for
' l - ‘ tors over (him. John
. . .» .. '3“
'look over your"shoulder 11‘.
especially when the walk-
nitrate with it.
Native Calves Liver.
Home Dressed veal
Sweetbreads.
Native Chickens, Fowls and
Broilers.
Genuine Sjring Lamb.
76I ' NORTH MAlN 81’.
3: WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Pure Leaf Lard, I lb.
Shad
Shrir’op . ...... . . . ..
a a .....
, 24 Cottage Street.
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In the pool- playing. last night in the
Elk's Home, 9n South Sonth fluid Qt.
Captain John Hull’s muffle
rdas'a pliay
face each other. The total score, in-
cluding last night's records and moss
minis during previous shares. is 1113
- Mainly m muons-cosine». do not disguise that
fact “at all. This implies our earnest endeavor to retain
your patronage on the merits of our service.
' To get it not not Mcesiariiy mean low prices, we
feel reasonably sure of that, so long as (2UAL;1'\l
is an essential, the price must be reckoned cornmea-
Send in your orders—let us prove to you that our
products and service is genuinely good.
The Hatch Cr Bailey Co.”
Tel. 5813-2.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Schullze’ s 3 Sanitary Markets
505 MAIN ST, STAMFORD.
The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
snore. Main St, so. Norwallr.
Fancy New Potatoes, 14 lbs. .
Magnolia and Clover Milk.....
AHull Team
Arce'cnncy‘.‘ 100 7"”
ers. Tonight these two captains will
1
South N orwalk. Conn.
Choice Hams
In buying our hams our pa-
trons make no mistake. They
get the best the market aflords
at the lowest figures.
As it is with hams. so it is
with our line of fine fresh
meats. A choice steak or a
good roast is sure to be the
. very best "when bought hire.
This statement is backed up‘ by .
actual, honest performance.
The Modern Market ',
WM. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
, 15 North Main St.
Corn Fed Beef. 2 A, l
Pressed Corn Beef
All Kinds of Canned Meats.
Strictly fresh Eggs 30c doz.
G. M. Butter . 38c“.
‘ Everything in Fruit and
Vegetables.
/.' FREE DELIVHV ‘
fir
' 4-
, gMAIN STa
‘ 3NORWALK.
. x
13 Main St... Norwalk.
East Norwalk.’
'Aor Capt Hull's team, and 1031 A an
Capt. Bogardua' team. Last night's
score: - -'
Bogardus'i‘oam
'A a: unxweuer. ‘loo
. Geo. Cooper, 87
Jfii‘hlScully, 69
e: Garment: 83.2“
Oarl Schmidt, 100:
_l___.__.
I —s~uobscs§gsus
August records now on sale.- it you
wish to hear the new records lnyoisr-
home. phone us and our Mia‘s Thylor
I: no
"I 3.1. -
will call on you. Donnelly’s phone I
nllmbel' 1362-12.
-‘ .
Justice Ford Isis That Condem-
Advised To is W in Testi-
tying—Says “Thildts Friends of
Rose" Sent it ‘
BECKER’S EliCllflllN l8
SlAlElHllllll flllllll
sad Man liave Two More Days
While Its Exclaim Evidence Pro
seated At Yesterday’s flooring
Err-Deputy Sheriff E. C. Ginty, or
Danbury, yesterday received an anony-
GAZETTE BL G.
A Midsummer
soc Wash Dress Goods 39¢ yard
soc Silk and Cotton Crepe De Chines
39¢ yard
$1.56 Palm Beach Cloth in.several shades,
THE LEADING oar goons “can
Materials
501: Figured Crepe Voiles 39¢ yard
.. 45c Silk and Cotton Poplins . . 35¢ yard
391:. Silk Striped Voiles A 25¢ Yard
EXTRA} SPECIAL
54 inches wide .
NORWALK
lsal‘sse.sllloa'-sas
90¢ yard
MISPIACED Silllill
l0 Willi lRAIN
WORCESTER, July 27.—A mis-
44—“
mous and threatening letter with rela-
tion to the Becker case. The letter oc- ,
cupled two typewritten sheets of2
paper and advised Ginty ‘to be careful
what you testify to, " and it is reported!
he was threatened with bodily harm.
The letter referred to‘ “-Jatk” Rose.
or South Main street, this city, and'
stated that Hose had given Becker a
chance to testify so as to clear himsélt,‘
but he had not taken i1.Ex-Sllerlll‘
Gluty stated that he belleies the letter
had been written by some. friend of
‘Jaek" Altose. 1n the inissire Abel
writer questions Ginty‘sI veracity and
in general made many statements. ltl
is said. of an insulting nature.
There was nothing to show who
wrote the letter. It was postmarked:
Brooklyn N Y.. and the sheets out
which it was written were eildentlyi
torn from a business letterhead.
Mr\Ginty has forwarded the letter
;ceeded.
placed switch caused a passenger
.traln bound from Maine points for
New York to run into a string of
fright cars on a siding here Pall)"
today Fireman Arie Meigs, of New
Haven, who was slightly hurt, was
the only person to abstain any in-
Am. Three freight tam were des-
trmed by the crash ahd subsequent
fire 1 A
. Krieger‘ 8: Co.
NOW is the time
. To buy your Frills
_—
_-
The train arrived oycr the Boston
16 Maine Railroad, and had just start- A
ed south over the New ‘i'ork NewI
Haven and Hartford tracks when theg
accident occuired
After a slight delay the train pro:
The engineer asserted thatl
the switch was found to be locked}
open indicating an attempt to ‘wreck
the train
NEW HAVEN Jul\ 127 v—ln the ob:
flclal statement issued onm the of-
flees of the New York, New Havenl
merit.
closing prices.
Wonderful Bargains In every depart-
You will save many dollars on your .
outfit as everything is being sold at
to COCkl'tlll and “HMO“. 01 M?“ Yurkflund Hartford Railroad here bearing
390k?” attorneys. ion the derailment of the State ofI
Becker's Execution Stayed Two Days. Maine Express train So 93 at Wor- ,
’ Bay, (1111.. and the Hawaiidtiflslandsm
NEW YORK, July 2:7 L~Supreme'
Court Justice Ford awaited today the
filing of briefs by counsel fol' Charles
Becker arm by representilives of the
district attorney in Becker‘s applica-
I'tibn for a third trial on tile ground of
newly discovered evidence.
in order to obtain time for the con-
sideration of the documents.’Justlce
Ford had requested and the warden of
Sing Sing prisonhad granted a two
day postponement of Becker‘s execu~
tion, from Wednesday until Friday.
Becker, at Sing Sing, received notice
of his two days' respite calmly.
l. s. A. 11111111111111
till 11 AAAAA Affllll
The big water carnival which next
Sunday will be held at Rotors Point
by the members of the Roton Point
Division of the Unit-ed States Volun-
teer Life Saving Corps, promises to
be one of the most enjoyable events
of the summer season.
A number of interesting water
sports will be indulged in.by 'ex-
ports, and Roton. next Sunday, is
expected to accommodate the sea-
son's record crowd, all being' anxious
to witness the events. The entries
are free and open to all, but will
close by July 30111. Application
should be made to Capt, C. A. Volk,
of 50 South Main street, this city. .
The water-sports, for which Ia.
large number of entries have been re-
ceived, will include: Canoe race, 50
yard boy's race, under water swim,a
duck race 50 yard ladies’ race, 100
yard race, lady life guard of New
York in exhibition swimming and div-
lng, 12 mile race. medley race, fancy
diving, and high diving
WIRELESS ZONE EXTENDED. >
TOKJO, July 27—Wirelees communlo
cation was successfully , inaugurated
today between the-new station Funny
‘hashl, near Yokoham. and. the Hawa-
iian islands. Messages by wireless tel-
agraphy betwen Japan and the United
States will be- regularly accepted
the future.
The liatance between Foosbashl and
Honolulu“ is about 3.380 miles :7: ‘ ‘
Communication by. Wireless telesl‘llr
lillll bemoan the station at. Balmas
‘fdtatanoe bf 2.100 miles. was.opened on
Sept. 21.1914. . . I 4
.cester today. appears the follies
in'
mg:
“An investigation is being co acted
by llie company to ascertain why the
switch was open at this pointu u'About
thirty minutes prior to the accident
train No. 92 east bound had passed
over this track. A signal supervisor;
was on board the engine inspecting
signal and switch lig is, and he re
ports that the light" thliit controls this!
particular switch was in proper posi-
tion after his train had passed. The
switch must have been opened after
train 92 had passed this point, but so
for the company has been unable to
learn why the switch had been open- The 1‘10”“wade Loan & 1n-
ed OT who hid 099““ it" . lvestment Company vs. George E Sar-
The train was in charge 0' Con'ttain. ct als. Motion will be heard con-
d‘IClOIl‘ J S Stump with George Kil- cernlng disclosure of defense or forc-
burn as engineer. A closure. Attorney Joseph R. Taylor
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(Continued From First Page.)
Edward Quittuer, of Stamford. vs.
The Whitehead Jones Company. Attor-
Iney William A. Griffin, Jr., will repre
sent Clara J. Waterbury, a party de-
fendant. The motion of disclosure of
defense or foreclosure will be heard.
a
W—‘h—‘r . represents the Investment Company.
Abramoslusrs has FINED An interesting matter is that of the
HEA‘VALAI. lRidgefield Savings Bank vs Idy Walk.
——-—-‘. .Thls matter involves the Randall
Speeders 0' June 25 Dealt With 50' Black, on Van Zant ”street and a mo-
verely in Fairfleld—Eined $50 and tion for foreclosure will be heard. At-
310 Respectively. Atorney Leo -Davls represents the bank,
FAIRFIELD. July 27.—-’l‘he cases of ; and for Raymond Brothers, Attorney F.
Charles Marconi and, Harry B5 Lynch.I Tammany will appear.
whose machines collided at the Edwin A'. Beers, et als. vs. the Beers
Round House on the. night of June 26. Brothers Company. (In Matter of Re
was heard yesterday, ,Wilh llle l‘esult‘I'ceiver) Attorney Joseph R. Tenor rep
that Marconi was fined $50 and costs' resents Samuel Roodnei', of this city,
and Lynch was fined $10 and costs. {and r. a. Chamberlain creditors. Per-
Marconi. who is chauffeur for George mission to commence ejection proceed-
F. Herriman of New Canaan, collided ings against the receiver will be asked,
with Lynch who drives for George and a motion will be heard for permis
Lauder of Greenwich and Marconi sion to sell realestate.
was given the heaviest fine becausel The matter of alimony pendente lite
the accident was mostly his fault. and of allowance to prosecute will be
Lynch was held and fined accordingly heard in the divorce proceedings or
for reckless driving because he turn- ‘Jennie Udleman vs. Louis Udleman.
ed the corner onto the main road at Attorney Joseph R. Taylor will appear
a15 mile- an-hour clip or five miles an for the defendant and Jtidge John H.
hour faster than the law allows. Light the plaintiff.
stars AtiAé‘iA’AS‘l‘lii‘i’ AAA AAA 1111111111
mmmu
Constable Elwood for drunkenness
LITTLE ROCKI Ark. July 27...
and creating a disturbance.
__....__.._—‘——....._
Sam Bell, convicted of killing four oi!
his wife‘s‘relatives in Conway Coun-
email “AB“ BEw' ty. was sentenced "to life-imprison-
ment in one case and to the electric
Youngsters in Norwalk who are un- chair in a case tried later. It devel-
able to wait until they are of age ‘0 oped today that the life sentence is
woo Miss Nicotene, are advised to a bar to the death sentence unless
keep a shamJook- -out for the police the Governor first pardons him in the
while indulging in cigarettes. Yester- life term. it was hel‘W/m': Attor-
ill. North nay-General, tip a similar case, that it
day Master Lester Ii)
main street, was taken tollolioe Head- is optional with a pardoned Ipr oner
,‘ijh' hei; hill ac'cI a partition 5 it.
quarters Monitor‘s-sly? V yntdild. II
wherem was severity t Iredliior Elli“! We” fig ell “11% I!“ on
Ismoklns”. cigarettes. Le‘iter a ‘brbsll dulled hinder the ‘ath son a. nor
he haunt to the state canvics
as. to the famGustOookie’.’ or “Clay-c
ence" Hill, who from tithe to time “We under the. life-sentence because
Stop at Donnelly’s and astute hear
the new August Records new sale.
TODAY In WALL STREET.
‘
1 .
NEW YORK. July 7.-—Wali Street,
10' 30 a m -A_ broad buying movement
lifted prices quickly in the first half
hour of trading today. The demand
ran largely to the group of industriuls
which has figured most prominently in
the dealings recently. and some ncd
high records were established. United
States Steel was bought in blocks of
several thousand shares and rose to
65%, an advance of a. point and'the
best figure since it has been on a non:
dividend basis. Bethlehem Steel was
marked up 11 to 232%, Baldwin Loco-
motive 1 3410 84%, Can 1 3- s to 61 7 s,
and Allie- Chalmers Pfd, 1 5-8 to 68, all
new high records.
Many other active specialties made
gains of one to four points. The railé
road list was dull.
WALL STREET, Noon—The vigor~
ous recovery of yesterday, following
the break 0. nthe torpedoing of the .
Leelanaw, promoted bullish senti-
ment and, takingthe industrial list. .
as a whole; the intrinsic position of
the market seemed to be better. The
rise was not limited to war shares,
but 'spread to other specialties. U. S. .
Steel was absorbed in large commits
to execution that. the quarterly state< .
ment to be given out after the close
today would make a highly favorable
showing.
The advance was well maintained
with further gains in some instances,I
until shortly before midday. when: «
weakness developed, in the Motor.
shares and‘Coppers. War stocks re—‘
acted two to fiveApoints.I Bonds were :
easy.
L
DEATHS AND FUNERALS. f.
Airs. Sabatc Novella. I .
M1‘s.Sal$ato Novello died yesterday ‘
afternoon 'at her home on Strawberryef .
Hill, aged 49 years. She is survived. *A
by’ her husband and several children. '_
Funeral services will he held at her ‘
late home,- Wednesday momlng‘nt 8
o’eIOck, and at St. Mary’s Church at V1
9 o'clock. Interment will follow in?“
the Catholic Cemetery at 'West'port.
‘ MORE RAIN AND COOLER.
WASHINGTON; July 27 .——Weather‘
predictions for the week beginning
tomorrow, issued by the Weather
‘Burea today, is: . . I I
NI th Atlantic States: Considers!
ble cloudiness with moderate tempera IL
attire“ and occasional shower-SI , first "'
half of week; generally Atair with
A
normal temperatpres thereafter. - ‘
—-0pportunlties——Read The Scott.
gains prominence in police and news
Pallet- circles. " , .
. I
cell.
he is supposed to occupy the death
act's classified advertisements. ,
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