i
my“, linemen. on
,, » t
melon-ow
F neud
Yes, a dealer who invites
you to buy cool that just de.
light: you is a friend who’s
truly working for your good.
"and, if you 'would judge him
firth you’ll not take his
so lightly but will order
, Fuel quickly—as you should
ltplainly stands to
reason that right soon the
.v
'TRISTRAM ’ s. HYATT"
GAZETTE BLDG. Tnnvmpmc DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
Necessities for pteSetving time at LOWEST-
PRlCES YET.
Note these prices on Maso n’s Fruit Jars for one week.
inflfilflflE
WWW
MARIETTA, 611., Aug. 20,—Wstch-
men today were guarding the big oak
tree,__two miles from here, on which
the liteless body of Leo ll. Frank.
convicted of the murder or Mary
Phagan, was found dangling last Tues-
day morning, to prevent souvenir
hunters, or others trdm molesting it.
The Hatch}? Bailey ’«Co.
HARDWOOD FLOORS
HARDWOOD FLOORS are respbnsible for a lot of the private
dancing which have become so popular lately, for they stand up
well under the strain, are dutiess and easily cleared for action in
that small rugs sumac for covering. “'
Let us tell you how little they cost whether for re-covering old
floors or building new. .
111‘)
fill“ season will be sneak— ardw ~ , .
in; Found the corner handy We have me“ and m“ h °°d mam" .3 The "‘99 5001118 to be surrounded with Quarts . . . . .. .. ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42c doz. Pints ..... .. . . . . ............ . .. 40c doz,
t7 and the l ces hr that Will you grant us a brief interview to determine whether or not a concrete wall; it is announced, and Mason or Lightning Jar Rubbers Ioc doz. Mason Jar 'Caps 1 c doz
27. “gay,“ have no €05 or our service could fill some need of yours? ‘ thus preserved by the owner, W. J. “Sures'eal” Fruit Jars uart - -_ t 6 d z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 ,
.1 , . g1 Frey, to mark the death place at the a! 1 q s or pin 5 0c 0 .
I. hardly any, if they fail to 1‘1 The Ha'Ch 6, Balley C0. [€ng slayer of the Phagan girl. Parowax, 1b. cake. ....... ,... ....... 8c Jelly Sealers, IOO .............. ' ....... . 5c
‘ promptly order their supply. & Meanwhile, the tree is being gum A new sort of Jelly Strainer, with heavy tined wire stand for holding bag. . . 29c ' 1
. South Norwslk, Conn. ‘1 ed night “tang. It was said that Another style to attach to preserving kettles ....... .. . . . . .. .190
iTHEa ; We are near—dust as far as the nearest letter-box or telephone. Mr. Frey had declined an Met of ‘20” Large Wire Strainers for tomatoes, etc.. useful in making ketchup ......... IOC
. ‘ .. ~..:.., ‘ g... o for the tree, and in doing so the Keen " Food Choppers complete With steel khives 1- - '1 ' ' ' " " 790—3!‘ 0°
. \ . .. . «1 3;» :49 ;.1 . £146. . .
,e}. ..
plan to build a wall about the tragical-
ly historic oak became known.
FERRIF "COAL ‘lli—Bl—PIION’ fill lfll 131111111. .1111) FUNERAL, Stone Crooks, complete with lid.
_,...__. Visitors to Marietta during the past 1 gallon
. . I ..... . ....... 20c allons ................. 2 lion ...... . 2 C
, . Frederick Holmes Field. two days have been unusually numer- 4 gallons ............ 55: 2 gallons ‘ 31-5,: 5 gaauon: . , . 7956
CO _ ANY Fredenck Holmes Field, aged dtty- ous and practically all have visited the 8 anon; """" ' ...... 2 c g """ . . ' - I
1 . 1 six years, died at his home, 31 Burrltt} scene of the lynching. ‘ g . . I . I . . ‘ I I . . . """" 5
: avenue, yesterday 1119110011 at 1. m % , 9'.
o'clock. He is survived by a widow. -_—'_~ ' V I ”Mung?" W-
Frederick it Field.
Alfred Beebee,§
and five 'children,
of New York City; Mrs.
of new Canaan, «Conn; Howard L
Field, Rosindale, Maes.; Frank 13.1
Field, South Norualk, and Miss Besste!
Field, South Norwslk; also three
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.—-Marked
oilicial attentions were paid Jose M.
Cardoso, Brazelian Minister to Mex-
ico, who has looked after American
diplomatic interests in Mexico City
ANYTIME
Day or Night
Our spacious and easy riding
“FultolmlxblIL—a Will take out ‘12::etrl‘ziziiymonths, upon his a"natgx‘and children, Richard ii Beebee.; 1
1.New Canaan; Frank ii. Field, Rosin-1
L l A program 0f otficial entertainmcnhdale’ Mass and Helen ii Field, \‘ew ;
ANDREW TAYLOR 1m M" Cardosos honor had beet!) ple York city; one brother, Edmund 51.:
. pared including a formal ""91“ on at Field Northgoxd, Conn: three slstcrs,. ‘ .
' .. Livery Add 1".qung the White House in President Wilson: Mrs. i-‘lvinu Rose, North liranl’ord,2
Phone Darlen COM]. tomorrow afternoon. President Wil 5Con11.; Mrs. Stanley Hall, 3'9“- Haveu.i "
son and Secretary Lansing will makeiand Mrs. Helen Rose, Kansas. .
9"?!" effort ‘0 demonstrate ‘0 the' . e was a member of llutler Lodge.
diplomat the appreciation of the Am-‘ .\'o. :17, 1. o o. 1‘. and 11111 1111111111111oo11Z ..
‘PTli‘Rll Gmernmcnt {0“ MS “TON-‘1 l0£of Locomothe Engineers, NO. 7?. lie‘ ‘
Imoiect American interests in Mexico ‘Ituls 11 member of the Board of Coun-
Scum Cardoso will be mcompnnied‘1c1ilm1n oi" the lily or South .\or\\alk 1‘ 1
to the White House lomotrou bv Sec duling the wars 19191913 and “as a
rotary Lansing and llomiclo da (lama, vesiryman 111' Trinity Episcopal churth, _
the Brazallan Ambassador to the unlll forced to resign 11111111151! of ill
United States, who arrived today tronfihcullh For iitlcen years he was a lo
iliis summer home to welcome hisicomotive engineer on the New York,:‘
country.man The President will prob lNew HM 1111 and Hanford Railroad but
11th 111111111 Senor Cmdoso 11111 his 9! 1111 1111111 he resigned this position ‘10
falls in behalf of American inter take the general lisenm of the Con
ests.1necticut General Life insurance Com 1
11,“.ng his stay Senor Culdoso willi puny which position he held until l1ls| .
discuss with Secretary Lnnsing con- ,dcath. The funeral will take place:
ditlons in \fcxico Cit) )x'ulng the lust ‘ from his late home at. o 0 (look Sunday;
Eyenr. Because of frequent interrupt-I 1ufternoon. Rev. A. J. Smith, 0! Brock
‘ions in comm mutation between Mex- l‘yn, formerly 0“ hast Norwalk, WI“,
Iico City and Washington his personal have charge. There will 3150- bf‘ Ber
laccount of events, is expected to plow“ vices from Trinity Episcopal (hutch
f deep/interest to the President 11ndm 3 oclock, conducted by the "ch
‘21'1-1'etnrv Lansin Rev. Frederick A. Coleman. Butler,
M V ‘ g. Lodge will have charge of the services
An Rherside Cemetery.
TODAY IN WALL ST ,IET l
Semi-Annual
‘ Clearance S A L E
‘ ‘11on 'Imooknss
"donuss
..ll No. Maln st. So. 1111me
‘ . 17410—31250 Suite.
.IS NOW GOING ON
TO- morrow we expect a big dny’s business.
Wonderful Bargains in every department.
Lay in a good stock for yourself.
Have just purchased
a large supply of tools, jack-knives
and alarm clocks, which will be
sold at reduced prlces.
. See our window display and
prices.
.Norwalk Patvn Shop
, \JOS. ROSENFIELD, Prop.
.140 Water St., So. Not-walk, Conn.
l
Edgar Willett.
' Edgar 1\\'illett, aged eighty-live}l
years, diéd at his home, 42 Westi
street, suddenly yesterday afternoon.
He is survived by one son. Hurry Wit
lett. ' Theiunerul service will take;
place from his late home Sunday atten‘
noon at " o‘clock. interment In West
Norws‘lk Cemeleiy. Mr Willctt was
1
, NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (“’a11.Street,
‘10. 30 a. n1.).—-The Arabic incident
caused extreme weakness in war spec-
tallies at the opening of todav' 5 mar-
ket, losses in that group ranging from
‘3 ”to 8 points. General Motors, New
kAir Brake Studebaker, Good-
? mm". 'PlEASES IMMENSELY‘ llich, Westinghouse. American Can and
Crucible Steel led the decline, which a mason. and wellknoun in .\'or\\alk,
lprobably was assisted bv heavy short ‘huving been employed in the con
selling l‘nited States Steel was henv- Estruction of many residences and busl- i
{199‘ of the fammes a lot of 8000 noss'hlocks in this and surrounding?
Qshares being offered at 73 to 72 11 towns. He was well informed on cut-
name for itself by their fine exhibition maximum loss of ,, 3-4. in the main, rent tot-1:15 and was a most entertain-
of their dramatic ability last night ixailwny shares were relatively 1~1temly.i‘mg spca er. .
- ’,“'I‘rial Scene" flom the “bier 1recesslons in that part of the list he ’—
Mrl. Daniel Hanlon.
. out .of Venice," was piesented in an mg limited to a point or less Rallies The death of \1rs. Johanna. “ldU‘W
inimitable manner. The acting OftheiOf 2 to 4 points i" the specialties en. of Daniel Hanlon occurred at her
youthful Shakespearean characters‘sued before the expn'ation 0' the first home on County street, Strawberry
111111111111 and talented to a remark half hour. '1 Hill, yesterday afternoon, aged eighty-1
able degree. All desetve particular , . {two years. She is sunived by three}
it tor their fine po111ay111 of the: “ ALL STREET N°°n "sales °’, sons, John 1., William P., and Daniel‘-
fa dun argument over the "pound of the first hour exceededa 0,000 Sh‘ugfifilanlon, and four daughters, \irs.
. As “Portia," \liss liary How Steel supplying one- fifth of the 11nd ‘\lary Havey, Mrs Thomas Farrell.
d pleased immensclv. The playlet ing The StOCk was regarded as the’ 311's. P. J. Haugh, oi \lorwalk' and Mrs!
fl one of the interesting featutes barometer of the market, not because Gilbert Stevens. of New Canaan Thel
vibe Program, and was in itself well or “S acfivitv, but because 0f the, funeral will be held from St. Marys
Perhaps you think you don’t need every-
thing just now—that may be true—but you
will need the very things we are nOw Selling
in a very short time, and by buying now
you will save 50 cents onueWery dollar
, (Continued From Flret Page.)
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Irochlul school established quite a
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firth the witnessing. The cast' flieavy selling which preceded vester , Chuich, tomorrow morning .31 111 . ‘ _ .
101111—1111 11111-1 11...... 1111 iii: 1"“ f‘“.‘.‘“”‘g “‘°““’“"“‘ “ “‘0'" WW S‘ ““0“.“ 1m
, battle—Jerald Brophv: Shyclo k~1v1c e bonte ha‘ 0f 3S tuopoint re Eetery. ' 11111—7 F n‘ ‘
N Jaime . Matron; Antonio—Lorenzo covcrv u mate par 1al impiovement1 ——-.—-'---— l - _ ‘ “The seven Sieterl."
from that lev.el Similar inegularity1 ‘Funeral of Mr. Fell. lCOUNTY COURT HOUSE CHANGES cellar apartments. ‘This islc‘onsidered the 3105‘ effective
vas shown by other industrials and The funeral of John E. Fell will be
‘ READY SHORTLY. ‘ It is expected that the final blast- change'ot all.
specialties, none of which, however held tomorrow morning at 9 column
‘ — ing will be out of the way the few , H. . ,
mgleprated their low opening prices £10m St. Mary’s ”church. Interment: New Rooms for Clerk States Attor-I’ days. Then will commence the work 1.. "i. ._
Railroads became heavy later, Ha’l'r-l will follow 111st \iary's Cemetery AMERICAN BfiND WI”. GlVE
my and sheriff fer the Next Month ‘on the walls It is expected that the
11111111 and Hill issues, together with
'Ve v ch 11 I Rapid is the progress made by'larger part (it the noise’nnaking work
1' aiminfhean piettiy iniera Reading, falling under yesterdays‘ 1Do‘wling 8: Bottomly, the contractors‘mll be. out of the way before the
Yesterday's feature which appeared
at Pleasant Hour and Lockwood’s
.IHall by request, drew out the largest
audiences of any play presented in
the city since the summer season set,
in. It was-much liked by all‘ot the
patrons Of the theatres. Today's play,
Adams; Narissa—ROse Robichaud:
KGrnt-hinO—‘Paul ~Ke-rmaye1‘; Duke——
Francis Burns : Clerk—«William
(1111111111911; Courier—Paul Magnet.
- Folk Dance and Music.
_.—.——-—-
Funeral of Maria Beutalamo.
tate'd, was “Venetian Folk minimum quotations. Bonds were The funeral of Maria Beutalamo.lIon the new court house addition in court come in next month to start 80"ch MONDAY EVENING
“£911.. in WhiCh Raymond Pinkham lower. 1 1 $1 eight months old daughter of Mr: andIBridgeport, despite the difficult char-{the new court year. ' presenting Marguerite Clark as the
“Add“! Goering participated1 —’--V VIrs. Joseph Beutalamo, was held this 1 actor of the foundation work,- when! Alterations Completed. F heroine 0‘ “The Seven 5151331" cannot
1 be too highly recommended to the lov-
4 Penn they have to blast out a 18W “101““ The work on making,aiterations for The first municipal band cOncert in
and cubic var/db“ 0! solid rock in 0rd' the allies of the States Attorney, 1111111111: downtown section will be held by
61' to make 8‘ 11018 for the 09"” It is Clerks, and the Sheriff has been the local merchants at 8 oclock Mon
all the harder to do thé blasting, ‘bt?’ practically completed. All that re‘ day evening, August 23d, on the new
cause of the care necessary to prev-‘ mains to be done to put these ofllces' WaIsmngton street bridge. A_ special
ent damage. So tar the work has 80119 in order for occupancy is to burlap’meeting on the cemmlttees in charge
Either tomOrrow or Sunday a new alons With nothlns worse than 11 hm“ the walls and decorate the ceilings. log the flui- "win he held tonight. ‘It
Ike~wlndow 0" tW0 in the 01‘] part 0‘ 1 There has been a little delay in 50 1was stated this morning the American
the court house. This is all the more curing the burlap tor the walls, :but Band.0g;§19dt‘v will furnish the mu-
(1 made a tremendous hill Hugh P: WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.)
‘ pbell, Jr., pleased with two de-E ~,-~—
iightful songs Thev were "A Bit Points for Sentinel Reader‘s to Com:
Heaven" and “Pcifect. Dav " Sev1 older When Out Shopping. ’
piano selections bV' MW; “0101' New designs in Art Needlework dre‘
Cummings, met with instant favor. lbeing shown at the N 113 Ryan Co’ at
IIDiDClng and RE'NShmeflts- 1 store. Very‘ moderately priced.
A'vlctr01a ,and Miss Cummings at. The book, “Fool and His Money " 1 screen will be installed on the intake
piano furnished music for the 50c a copy at Donnelly’s Book Store. pipe at the Grupe supply reservoir. 110-1
.cfng which was enjoyed by many, ‘ \ "cm-(1mg to the orders given by the1n0tabflle because some Of the 5155" it is expected that all these oillcesll sic you)“, gala affair
Aug.
ll it later hour Punch was 561‘ ‘ SAN ANTONIO, Tex., ,‘2,0.-‘- First District commissioners. It con ling had to be done cluse up to the' will be ready for. use early in Sepibm-l
11.1111. guests (51’ the evening.‘ 1 or the heading ”It Is Rumored the ditlons permit the work will be done old touhdatlon. ‘ber
9 are “”1“” visitors “30““?- Town 01 Mercedes, Texas Taken By tomorrow;.otherwise it. will be done Malone Buoy. l" .The changes are considerable,,es-
r acationsII at the club house from ‘Rebelsfi El Democrats, a. newspaper, on Sunday. To put in the screen, me While the blasting has been in‘ peclally tor the Clerks Office and the
mioym. and they prox ed an no at Matamoras, 'iI‘ex., published a Istartl- Grupe reservoir will have to he 11111111.. progress in the rear oi the lot, the1Sta‘tes Attorney. The Clerks Office will
In 07 the evening's social time. ing story of how Mexican rebels de ed; and during that time the comm-1111110111. have been busy laying the be very much larger and Will be in?! M135 Emu“ Damon and 3318‘
.nbcth Barkins. Mme. ‘i‘eated an American army and captur- erg will be supplied from the Spring foundations in from. They have the more direct communication with that 1310111111 “"0 young East NONBXR 811181
morning from the late home,
street. Interment followed in St. I
Mary’ 8 Cemetery.
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NEW SCREEN FOR
GRUPE. RESERVOIR.
ers of good phOto plays. The dainty
and magnetic stars who appears in
this playhas alreadyIIwon a. warm.
spot in the hearts of picture followers ‘
and her work in this new‘ Paramount
feature is in every respect up to what.
she has previously done.‘ For Satur-
day there will be a Broadway play.
011 Monday next Olga Petrova will
play "The Heart of.a Painted Woman."
it Will be interesting to Norwalkers to
know that the appearance of Annette
Kellerman in "Neptune's Daughter"
advertlsed :91- last Thursday at the
Palace, will appear at Pleasant Hour
and Lockwood‘s 11-11111 before being
shown elsewhere in the city. The date
\.
».v1"“ .4 1
— up."
. ,
EAST 11anst GIRLS DIVE
FROM s_OUTH NOR/WALK
1 BRIDGE.
rid fortunes Miss aElla Mc- court room then, under the old ar- lperformed’n' “Ting teat yestemay. af-
rangement. The States. Attorney s 111- ternoonwhvé-they dove from the new
iices will also be close to the Crlmln- bridge. They were watched by a
11 theicrowd '61 spectators who congratu
was the chairman of the co 1
e
lch hat} charge of the alto-
intere‘stlng and successful at abandoned the
s t .
_ “MW places, the message to es ~
ed the Texas town, according to
message today from Brownsville.
It
The story said the Mexicans finally
‘town to march to other
Hill distributing reservoir. The work
..ll take about a day, orb, littleleso.
1 y
‘ Sentinel, WI)“. “7.
F/«
K
‘3! your tenants are moving use a‘
inuars end- walls tor vaults
Golden Hill street side abdut com-
pleted. They also have a large part
of the interior Celler work colossal
including the building or sustaining at court room, instead of beingo
for this play has not been decided, but
will. be announced in the near future.
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and other other side of the building tar s‘vvsy.|lated thornsmh the test,
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411111111111 in The sentinel. it pays. '
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