" mumuiv.msm.ao1 2 ~~
madman?
'BED SHEETS
39c, soc. 55:. 60c. 1°C. 75c and 90c
PILLOW CASES
10c, 12 we, {51: and zoo
WHITE BED SPREADS
75c, 891:, $1 $1215, 51.5010 $4
a
E. K. Banks :'
IMHACKEMO HOTEL noon.
soon-1 HonwALx.
‘AuguSI Rechrds
Now On Sale At
Douusttvs
STATIONERY STORE,
16 80. Main St. So. Norwalk,
*—
till NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
._~.~_.
Forecast for EIN‘orwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight; Thursday unsettled,
probably local showers.
Scattered showers have occurred
during the last twenty-four hours 011
the South and Middle Atlantic coasts
and general showers in the western.
districts from New Mexico northeast-
ward to upper Michigan. The greatest
rainfall reported was 2.18 inches, at
Des 1Moincs. la., the temperature is
rising slowly in the central and eastern
districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
intention of thc'company to rush the
construction of the. building with the
HEW SWINE INIW
.;.EN GENf‘IIEIOWII
(Continued From First Pogo.)
_...+.I..
'cf the company is without precedenti
1 the history of the town and the;
tizens are highly pleased with tneI
:tion. In the past the company bani
Jeni freely in bettering the civic and,
:ocia’l conditions ofits employees“
and'ihis last'giit tops the long list oft
philanthropic enterprises which have
been fathered by the concern
inasmuch as the action of the:
stockholders was only taken yester-I
dav the companv omcials have doth-I
ing definite to announce regarding
the new building other than its ioca—I
tion, the fact that it will be eight‘
rooms and of brick. The site select-I
cd will situate the schoolhouse across‘
the road from the old one it was
stated to the Sentinel this morning!
that plans and specifications are in
the hands of contractors, and bids.
are now being received. Also the an-
nouncement was made that changes
in‘the present plans may be made.
which would necessitate the calling
for other bids. It is the announced
hope of having it completed in the
Fall. When the new structure is
ready, the old school will be vacated
to their new and modern quarters.
The annual election of officers and
directors took place, the ballots show-
ing a very large representation of the
stock. There was a number of prox-
ies exercised. Samuel 'J. Miller, of
Cannon Station.” was chosen presi-
dent, and the other officers are: lst
Vice President, Charles J. Miller. Chi
"ago: 2nd Vice President, Edward F.
Jones, Mt. Vernon, N. 'Y.; Treasurer,
I'
MEN’S. SUITS I
immediately. ‘and the pupils more inn
.Iliorwalk Pawn ShouI
Wiley Loancd on Articles “E '
Value
Unredeemed Pledges Sold of
Sacrifice.
J. Rosenfield
40 WATER STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
(Continued From Fire: Page.)
parts made no mention of toreigners
I having been harmed
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, July 28 —
The night, following a day or tragedy,
passed quietly in all sections of Port
111.11
JACOBY’S
o
Motor
Boat
AccessOries
This means everything a
motor boat needs—to
make it safe—to make it
comfortable.
Salt Water,
Fishing Tackle
'— Iau Prince. The population \of the capi-
{ tai. however, is highly indignant at the
,mussacre yesterday, of .160 political
prisoners, including ex-Presideut Ores-
tes Zamor, who were executed by order
at Gen. Oscar, the Governor-General 0i
'Port au Prince, when the rebels at—
‘thcked the presidential palace, and to
day the crowd threatened an attack on
Ithc h‘tench legution to seize the F1111-
lien president
' The president, together with mew
‘beisot‘ his family, yesterday took 1c1
ugo under the hiencli flag aiter he had
been driven from the presidential pal-
,ace by the rcwlutioniste, who, in 1111
.attack lasting several hours partially
Idcstroycd the executive mansion.
. 'The attempt made yesterday to sieze
‘ President Guillaume failed because ()1
'the energetic protestation of the
1 French minister.
I ' It is generally feared that the calm
among the inhabitants of the capital is
the result of consternation over tire
wish of eerror that has prevailed 101
the assassination of the political op
ponents of Gen. Guillaume, and that it
'of fury when reaction sets in.
1
1
1
1
,, about landing marines,
several days and which culmin‘fi'ted 1n
will be succeeded by a great outburst
The body of General Oscar today re
mained unburied before the consulate
oi the Dominican 11121111111111. where it
had fallen ufte1 he bud faced a firing
:squad. The governor had taken refuge
1 at the state DomquCom'Consulate otter
o'clockylast night. She Should "reach
Port on Prince about noon today. Ad-
Initial Caperton will use his discretion .
Officials do not know what action he
will take in view of the fact that revo-
iutionists are in possession of the per
ace and the town. but it is thought he
will demand that fighting cease within
the city and that he willprotect Presi-
dent Cuilluume from harm.
PORT All PRINCE, Haiti. July 28.
——-A mob of Haitiens today removed
Vilbrun Guillaume, President or;
Haiti, from the French Legatiou,
where he took refuge yesterday, and
.mediately the burial of the 160 ppliti-
cal prisoners who were massacred in
prison yesterday,'at the time of tho'
revolutionary outbreak against Presi-
dent Guillaume. ' .
The 1110b was composed in lirge
part of relatives of the victims of
this wholesale execution. The crowd.
invaded the ”French Location
seized Guillaume. M. Gira’id, the
French Minister to Haiti, protested
vigorously, but he was powerless be.
fore the fury of the people.
* Guillaume was dragged from the
protection of the legation: Once "in
the street the crowd surged around
him with lmprecalions and shot him
Even then the anger of the people
use not appeased. The ‘body of the
through the streets of the city. I
in a state of intense excitement, and
further violence is feared.
The arrit'al of the American cruis-
er Washinizton, with Rear Admiral
Caperton on board, is 141.110.19.11 at any‘
minute. The Washington has been
on the north coast of Haiti. M. Gir
aid was counting on the coming of
shot him to death in front of the '
building.
This act of violence followed im-
and ‘
Men :-—The Mill End brings rain-
President was mutilated and, lied to the“ a” coats lhdt 5““ ““3 “Y'CHIEJYOHIL‘U
the end of a rope. it was dragged1at$1350t0 $25
The people of Port 1111 Prince aro‘ 01‘-
bc found excellent.
oi scnicc.
portunitics Inougiit I); the .\l 1”
End sale.
with silk or self facing
9.1 sunny! 2..
a
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main Street, Fairlie“ Avenue ydWB Ski
C
Bridgeport. Conn.
1
Wednesday, July 28,1915.I‘,II
Mill'Ends » -
ready for wear
Just to present anothcrview of the Mill Endimerchan-
disc, hereare the things (some of “"them) which it otters ' ," "
all ready. for wear. The Mill End sale can serve every '
man, woman and child who will give it a chance. Its
service will be. one of saving too, 1.;
.\ainsook curstt— 1m crs
proofed Balmacaans and reguia.‘- on,“ mm”, P .111 1 ms in
at 1 unis.
3‘10“ Fall topcoats at. $9. 75 1 me and icmiuiut .1'tf'ratt1ve
casurctl by money valut. uitli tlicii (lccwatiou of lttC or
, in new lll(l(ltls.
ulai 50c and 59c sotts———39c.
li'mclopc tlicunsts 111th their
true summer to f a 5. cat
Measured l)_\ lithl'lt‘, the will mint "(1 l'
3’ utility r .—
autl i ecdom 79c, ,
Measurcdb) 111111ty,tl1cy1'cfun:Slulil-iltgscl E'rc'tlil'11)le of line, fit
1 0 )11 VII 1 cnouirh lillnCSS
to insure case. are trimmed with
.good pattern c111broulcry or lace.
Echular $1 and $1.2 5 sorts—79¢.
Cmuliinauons of good muslin
hmc yoke front of prctty Val
Measured by sty,lc they arcI
Simply one of tlic manv op—
lopcoats of black or oxfou’lI
11
Reg: *
11: mannerisms:
1
William H. Hunter, Georgetown; Seo— at th “.51 a cruiser to afford piotectlon to the
TODAY ' . . . his unsuccessful mm c 9 ’ lace The sleeves
T L 6 1 l rotary, mm! H. Miller. These were I k . dentist palace but a. mob stormed u... legatlon \ Balmacaans of tuced or knit— dr ucrs . 1] llCLk and
cmpcraturc; ,ow, 2; 11g 1, . f you him what you 1 WA “mm. N ted fabric ofcovert. .31. a“ a ”mulled with
' 74 Cloudy 3" re'elec'mns' 'The directorate "' building and,draggiug"l1lm ““0““ the S 0 Ju'y 2‘8 —Advices F i h Similar lacc. Of much utilit
, ' ' ‘ composed of the omcers. The one want we have it. If you imam, shm him to death , to the State Department from Robert ll ancyfugxtures at!“ I}; tgraysé and daintincss Regular 85:“:
, . tomary annual dividend of six per . o __ he 15.1 B Davis American Charge d’Aflatrea “- 9'00 H “gums ’3 cc ‘3 . ._ ' 1
William Smith, of this city, is in Put don't know we will tell Washington. July “'8 T cru showers. , About every size 111‘ SOrt 691:
at Port 1111 Prince. said the number of
cent. was declared.
political prlsdners executed by order
The following is a copy of a letter
mailed on July 7th to each stock-
holder of the company: '
The public school in which our
Georgetotvn factories are located, has
on old"frame school house of four
Washington, with Rear Admiral Caper
ton, 700 blueiuckets and an expedition
ury force of 100 marines, sailed from:
Cape lialtieu lust night for Port au'
IPrlnco.
«Rear Admiral Benson, acting secre-
Itury of the navy. rectified a brief cable
11am Park today. some slylc, right out of stork,-, Dresses and Su1ts——Thm, beauti-
'of General Oscar was seventy. 118an 75' , I ful sorts to wear now; sturdicr ..
Admiral Caperton proceeded to Port YOWE F°1k5*‘59¢°i31 bCa‘WI ”"5 f” “”1" “33°“ '
a“ Prlnce at [he rreque‘st of the marks Mill End White skirt51 Straight froln a lnaker WhOSé “’7'
111...... and dresses. specialty is skirts, a big lot or
Snappingmicvcr \vh'itc skirtsIsununcry ones to the Mill ‘End
are gabardine or pique. Iéale Pique, poplin gabartiinc 1311111
you.
Albert D. Morgan
‘(éuccesscir to Charles E. Dow)
112 Washington Street
Hugh Donnelly, of School street, is
back in tow'n again and much improv-
ed inhealth after undergoing treat-
ment.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. ,
sufEéafizi'JMfii". C 11:11 1132:3231: ‘2‘ rooms already overcrowded 111111.11 5.1.- ~,sgufll«iNomdk , Isrgini 122m 32311-111 Ca 11:31:; 103:1; ' Have pockets belt everything libel“: Have jounty lines, go"
. _ 4 . .. . . , 1 on 9 11 v ‘
turned home to Ridgetield after spendL an“? a:c°";“‘l°dat° ht“ dicrtazig “3 “3899 _ Annual mm". of tho Corporatoro to make them look in harmony clicct. Will give cmellcnt ser-
ing a few weeks at ~Compo Beach. ' “um 9" 0 sc 0 ”5 w ° w a W ‘ ' _ Held This Morning. uith the tastes of Summer‘s out« Vice. Regular $2 and $251) sorts
* ‘ ~ next school year. It is not practical ’ The “Mathew-”g.“ the 'CQI‘DOI'I door girls, ——$I. 5°. . Q:
Harbor Master Hiram Sherron nus hoil'nlake fulrther addit‘ionls it") this ' ll tors'ot the No'rwalk Savings Society Firmly sewed gracefuly hung, Dresse of white voile and
been confined to his home in Roway- u d “5" t“ 'l': new 5c 9°“, “a: l . was held this morning in the banking rcgular$L 25 and $1- 50‘95‘11 Frcnth iincn or of crcpc and
ton for several days past with mal- 11 ““851? 3" 9. farrl’th": 8 “dc :° house of the society. Newly in the sale are white pretty colored lawn A number of
aria fever. Lat'ést reports, this room r;29;um:erm::°; 1111,12; 't'os'liea'r'irovi‘dr Ed“,- 6_ Murphy 359.113.01.116“... tlrtisjecjln; 1132351111? Sid charm gaylcs and good. Regular $6 So—a
ing, have it that Mr. Sherrontmuch ‘ ’ denlug, both of Norwalk, were unonl— < - 75 .
to tlie satisfaction of his friends, is f: for, tn"! ’°°‘I“';h"e “If“??? 2": mously elected as corporatem'of the “It; w‘tlh tamimmg of V31 lace 111056 fashionable and ci’fcctive
rapidly. improving. e “8’ Yea“ H ”rd.“ .01: b e society. 1 “R ““1”“ “Y t 5 stripes are seen in the zephyr
__‘ ditions for spec a s 11 ice 0 9. pro- Willlam A. Curtis. William H. Hunt egu at $I to $64“ ° 1‘7? dresses at $6 50. With them sovi-
...Broken lots of Pumps and Oxfords vided for by the funds left for such _ . ,er and Albert A. Betts, whose term of F ancy dresses with a t0tiC1 0 cm] sorts of v01le dresses both
33. $3.50 and $4 quality at 81.00. 0011- purposes by our former president 1911- . Iofllce as directors had expired were re Color are of voile crepe and ging— white and colored. Regular prices
neally and Bracken. win Gilbert and which fund has not , ‘1 .. .. ~~ elected to serve. for three years. ham; th h ' range to $17 50—55 50. . .
, yet been fully availed of owing to . The treasurer read his annual re- Vt hat smart air ley axe1 Finest summer dresses that;
Miss Ema Fagerstrom, 0' Seavlew lack of room. . port, which was very- satisfactory, and HOW youthful—but “ lat g00‘ were in the store h av c 3 Mill
avenue, is spendmg her vacation All this makes it desirable that a his report stated that there had been style. End price on them now Beauti~
from her duties in The South Nor- modern eight room school hou‘se deposited during the year $888 684 66, Ones favorite c0101- is almost ful not and organtly, white and
y’an.‘ Twat Company. on Washington 5110““ be GTPCEEd' The “late law ’9‘ "I and that there had been withdrawn surely included. - cream and delicious shades of
“Tea-In Bamdfie' ”1 5- quires that the outer walk an“ be. ‘ $858,931.67, makings gatn otneposus Sizes 14 ”to 20. regular $5 to color Made as few dmsmakers
"'"'"""' ' constructed of brick or other fire - “m ”for the year or $29,709.99. The total $8. 5H3. 75‘ and $4475mu1d make them. Of mimka; ., .~
George. L Evans. night foreman at proof material. Ideposlts with the society as of July 1, Fluffy underwear—Elem are blc style. Regular prices rangcd' ,
the uusbury and Bissell factory, is Such 11 school house finished would » r ' 91915, Were $4,344,557.32 and the sur- some typical Mill End whom to $40 $17 50_ N ,
contin to his home with 9. broken cost about $25 090 If built by the (We have a small stock of gas ‘ ;pius and undivided profits amount to pretty and new style. f M'cssaline and crepe dc chine '11;
W “m WW“ he “mm“ In a 1““ 1111: school 1111211191, the money for same " ranges that we will dispose of at ”319,410.95. A number of styles 0 Pem- dresses have a brilliant luster,”
night While on duty. He was 0" a will Wraised 1” Nxa‘l‘mv and “h“? bargain prices. These are the ‘ "I The some” has “82 dapos'tom mats are ready. GOO" firm mus- graceful lines, nice effect. Their“
ladder and slipped. in his fall he the proportion to be Paid by this ; Immediately after the corporators lin soft finish, right fulncss to re liar riccs were $10 and“,
struck heavily on, his firm. greaking company mum be large. your em standard double oven range of the 'meeting the directors met and organiz- hang well beneath this season's mg}, 5 P .
it. Evens resides in Winnipauk. pioyes would be required to pay a} well- known Clark Jewel make. ed as follows: delightful dresses. ' . 5 r II 1 fl 6 same If
I substantial amount Your board ofI I President-”Vim“! A~ Cumfi- Flonnces are finished With \\ aisis t0 mucl 1
Papers were served this afternoon directors would be glad to see the” The regular price of these ' g, 1 Vice Fragment—W103“ H 510V"- tasteful lacc or nice embroidery. story. Georgette crepe and aren‘t;
by Depmy Sherm Edward 13.Doulens ‘ . 1' d 1' this burden and - . . ‘ I Secretary and Treasuiekb‘mdfiflcl.‘ Regular $1 and $1 50 sorts—89¢. .de chine and beautiful styles an
in a $100 8“" brought against G“ GE'D'E'B'QII'EZE :njoy'the adva'ntag ranges ls $18‘50’ but during this A. Ella. ‘ ' Similar petticoats. as to style, finished u 1th tasteful trimming. t .}
.tave ' Kaunman by the -Norw:lk 255:1 Zagreatly improved school special sale they will be SOld for ' I Teller—Samuel 1* We“ but not so fig; of material, rcgu- gheir regugar prices are $5 to '7; .
‘ ' II 00‘“ “I“ E“ ' ‘ ‘ r—c rus w. Gra Jr. - . o—$ _ ; ‘
$323!"; .l“: 31:21:: repreZents the With‘ this in view your directors only . ._ . gfgiflt‘fzf’iihsmy E. Grindroyd . Int 850 SOTES 9° . 7 5 3 5 '
plaintiffs. Property was attached by Will, at the anntml meeting of stock “' ' . . m .~
the 'fiiing of papers in the town holders. July 27 present a Team . _ , , _ . . . . . 2 . .
. , mandation that an eight room school 1450 '. Th H l d D y G d C
,cierk 3‘ office. , ..___. house as above be built at once on a . " ' I Mid-Slimmer _ e ‘ 0W an ' r ‘ 00 S 0-
Membeis of Eureka Lodge. 1.0.0 plot of ground in a desirable location, _ I r I
t the sole '" . 3 ~ . - -. ,
F vesterduv enjoyed their annual pic- said building to be erected a 1 S . A L E _ _ , . . . _.
nic at Roton Point. The day was an expense of this company. and all to; ’ We have only a small SEOCk . _ H: . _ '. ,. \ . . . , 4 ‘1 . .~
ideal one, and was most pleasantly be deeded to the 8011001 distill“ 35. and this price lasts only until the 1 - , . , . 2 " .1 » z ‘ ,. , . , I, , .. ..
._observed. The ladies were joined in a gift. This question will be acted1 ran es on hand are sold. To , J . of _ . . . '1 '1 You Have
’ 1:: ‘the evening by their husbands and upon at this meeting. and if the “3‘?“ . g I J fiefl'lgeraEOI'S I ..
x 'imembers who are employed through ommendation is accepted, and such . ‘ take advantage Of this 53 e you ‘ . I H ” '
' the day. supper being served for action ordered, they beiieve'lt will be . "’ should act at once. ‘ . . 1 ouse ice chests, screen doors, rubber
them. The majority of the picnikers to the ultimate advenfage of the ' ’ ’ . garden hose, hose reels, croquet
.stayed for the interesting display of company, as a good‘schooiinust nee-I. _ .V . . , 1.2.1., oil stoves, ovbns, ice cream
'flm‘m'ks ”sari” Dwd‘me g°°d “s‘ms 111W: 1" Dresses freezers, etc. at reduced prices.
" would add that our late pres en 7. . . IT TO
. 1 M D id H. Miller, was heartily in -- -- , , ‘ , . 2 . ' ‘ _ 5 .
' {5:5, 2: m5 project 3 For Porch and Morning Wear “EEC” F GCthC Successgti'1 to Wm. Efiron. 1,
. 4-. 2, . . .2 one 499
LLER, .
Slronges‘ Signed SAMUEL J 1llg-esident. - 1 ' I At Greatly 25 WE“ WASHINGTON 31'- 37 Fort Street. East Norwalk,
7 . . , "I ' _ , _ . 7 Phone 1069-2. T"
2 . 5,. , ~ ‘ " 1 1* 1111.1va
Fondant,“ ‘ARCHBISHOP or SAN FRANCISCO. . Reduced . ’_ 715110111: - . , . ‘-
'SAN FRANCISCO, July: 2112—1110111. ' " ‘ ' ‘ . 3' _ ,_......_. ' .' ,
rpm-m '19 tug “you“: um- Rev. Edwarde-ianna was installed 11s PRICES .~~——_ 1 . _ _ . . .’ $. 7 “$3 ~ ..
surest 1.11.11.11.11 to .11 um Archbishop or sun Francisco 1.1.1.... , . . . 2. 50 and. C.»
cial success. No ” may with impressive ceremonies. He suc- Prices range from $1 to $5 ATLAS PURE
can exist 11 a dim” thli coeds Archbishop Riordan, who died P ANTS
I important m9, , December 27, 1914.11“? a service of B0 Sure and See Our Stock CATSUP ..
; 2111-1 on Account was Us 11111 111mm“ '9‘" - 1 1 Before Purchssing. '1 so
' i 931119 71111119. .. . 1111111111311.th summon o c.6181. J I
4 per cent. int-rut paid. “ad by Most liar. John Romano, km 80‘ 50
. "apostolic delegate to the United States. 1 1.0 '7 _ ._
‘ “C PC”! ’ ceremonies. 2- 2. .I i A I , 1:
with.“
Norwalk Chronicler