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‘ duct that at the time he .oflered a
‘ large silver cup to the relay team or
. the fire department in Falrfield winn-
" . was held in the 'Stratlleld yesterday.
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_ that he may have committed suicide“
‘2 mutter that causes rheumatism. aches
. ind pains. stilt joints and sore min-
IfflllllS 0f POLICE
fill it KING CASE
Wsmlflm 8!
ha: flair: Despite diet
Scull—father!“ llot Gone
to Assist hind: Plan to
Clitus E. King, Fairt’ield's represen-.
m ago Saturday lea'ting many credi- I
tors in his wake as the result of 31-,
whom complaints haw bun lodged
mings, is still among the missing, de- ‘
spite the quiet efforts of the state au-l
thorities to find him
King 5 rather, heart broken met the
scandel 11h1t11 has arisen from the
son’s Mdealings has not come to Bridge-
.port from \\ 1111111111111t to (outer 111111
his friends. as has been reported, saidi
fittorney John P. (tray, King's former
partner last night, and it is not be-
lieved that he nill come to this city.
No Definite Conclusion.
Plans for the liquidation of the obli-
gations left by the fugitive lawyer are
still being discussed by King‘s triends,
who have not as yet reached a detin~
ite conclusion in the matter.
Attorney Gray was asked last night
by a Telagmm reporter if he knew
that a definite charge of forgery would
be made aginst King it‘ he surrender-
ed here. lie said that he knew nothing
about it and hadn‘t heard. 5
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1.; Bibbin' 8 Statement. 1
President Roy Ernest Bibbins of thef
San Blas company 11111111 has options
ton large tracts of timber lands in Cuba‘
is preparing a statement of the. firms
condition which will probably be sub-“
mitted to the stockholders some time'
this week. Following King's sensa-l
tional departure it 11 as announced by!
President Bibhins that the treasury 91"
tile firm was empty. ‘
Expanded Legitimately.
Mr Bibbins says that King might
have transferred stock in company to
obtain collateral loans, but that he dial
not. take the treasury contents with
him. It is claimed somewhere between;
$6,000 and 310.1100 was expended in a
legitimate manner and not through
King's transactions. The stockholders
have demanded a statement from Mr.
'Bibbins.
Walkea to Bridgeport. ‘
“F. Shezwood Burr. a Southport1
poultrytnun. says that lit saw King on’
fun morning 01' Saturday, August 211,
at 4:30 o'clock in the morning. walking,
towards Bridgeport. )lr. Burr says.
that he saw the lawyer for two weeks,f
previous to Saturday.
Many Conjectures.
Conjectures as to King's where-
aboutaare at variance. Some say thatl
he may be in the state trying to raise!
money on San Bios stock to pay on
some of his debts. and that he will
surrender. to the superior court thisi
month; others are of the belief that he;
made tracks for Cuba or South Amen-i
on; while but 11 few are of the mind:
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No Word About Warrant. .1
'No word has been given by either1
the state authorities of those of the'
towns and cities i which the abscono-
ing lawyer had dealings regarding a
warrant or the search for King. lt'has:
been stated in Fairfield that none or;
deputy sheriffs has 11 11'1'it for his ar-
rest, while a prominent member of the
state police force denied knowledge
of it.
a warrant, it. has been denied that he
issued one by State's Attorney Cum-
mings and John P. Gray, acting prose-
cuting attorney of Bridgeport says that
he knows nothing of a warrant or
charge against the missing representa-
tive. '
. King‘ Offered (Cup.
One of the proofs that King in-
tended to‘ stay in the political arena.
as late as the Fourth of J uly was the
ing it a. majority of times it was con-
tested for. The first race for the cup
..1-AXE our rI-Is A3115};
Uremia is due toltha circulation-in
the system of poison and' waste pro-
ducts that should be removed from ,1,
the blood by the kldnoys. if the ashes
are not removed the fireflies and the .
machinery stops. So ‘with- the nuts
mdueta of the system. Foley Kidm
Pills help the kidneys remove waste
CID].
Mow—m
‘ meme FINAL steep.
in Fairfield nothing is known or ,
sold everywhere. . .
,mocxvmtn. Sept. 1—1111 “but“ 1. 2'; f 7
led man was killed by a trolley car ~ " "
FALI. TNOLLEY SCHEDULE. ‘
Yesterday the Biggest Day of the Sea-y
son for Connecticut Company.
The Connecticut Company had the
best day of the season yesterday in
wards to the number of passengers
carried. The figures were not avail-1
able this morning, but Superintendent}.
Copley is the authon‘ty for the above
assertion.
The Fall schedule for Stamford trol-
leys went into elect today. A forty
minutes’ service will be maintained:
by the through cars. A shuttle car is
to connect with every thorough and
11'ding service to 1101011 Point
twent} minute schedule
hours of 6 to S a 1n . and 4 to 6:
clear a twent1 minute schedule to R0-
ton Point will he 111aintained,othen
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HOES
These shoes are made for
the kind which
service,
WE REFER YOU
that has been painted with our paints.
“mite and lawyer who disappeared alextra cats at the junc,1ion thus proi" it “0‘ beautiful in “5 Shawl
Least? Yes, and what’s more, it will ‘11
‘0 Roton‘weitr well—we guarantee that. All our;
lued lraudulent dealings and against pom. will be maintained between Illeipalnts, oils stains varnishes. enam-
50 els, etc., are the best obtainable—
vith State's Attorney Homer 8. Cum- D» 111 On da1s when the weather is that’s your protection. Phone “3,
The Gorbam Co
wise it will be the tom minute ser 10 FIRST IT.
mm,lutw.rk. But my
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STORE
For Rent
Now Damien! by the United
Electric light and Water Co.
Enquire
Clifford Hotel
TO THE HOU“
NOW
is 11111 TIME
To attend to your children’s
eyes.
School time brings extra
strain on them.
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Tot. can =
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Poor vision is not only a
handicap, but a menace to
their health and growth.
Our oculist (a registered
phySician) will advise you.
I NORTH MAIN STREET
Glasses as low as $2.00.
PHONI m3
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Oculiltn. Optometrists, Opticians.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ct.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
For Unto-date Bonito Coil
Prod H. Mung.
dunoral Dlmtor and Embnlmu
Offic- Ind Ruldom
Toiophono 004.
M to. Main St» to. Nomlk.
£5th 13217
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whiskctl before the eves.
rt 1t1‘t the so: lllll't Math.
Jun-
Jet is prominent. liantls.
crystal. Jet with gold or silver.
' “at. art. 29.. :
Garniturcs. 'l‘asstls
Les Chifions.
school wear demands. 1
BOYS and GIRLS
$1.25 to $2.50
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Norwalk and South Normal];
BUY i
Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershfield & Son Co)
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Coal
From A Coal
Pocket is
Positively Clean
Order Now at Summer Prices.
Our prices are as low as anybody‘s prices.
Call, Write or Phone
Our representative will gladly call ‘and see you
about your winter's supply.
Harris 81 Gans
Phone
721
WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
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and llt'lltlillll>.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 7,“ 1915
has» .
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They are flowered, primed nith llt)<(‘_"a_\5 and “antlerit g \ints like tic Crr‘
Looking at the New Fashions in Dress Trimmings
I‘M a passing glance 11.1w afforded as box after box of clcg ant Fall T1'11111n’1111 t “a;
One could hardlv breath to cxclaim at the 101121111655 of
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.1 To burnt nith Black, and Black, madame, is 111 tlnlt.1tl.'l‘1'ttc, one may lighten It
1 With a bit of silwr or gull or Wllllt‘, but black nucr rtliclts‘s‘. ms” t 3"-
l There are Braids. tine 1111151 afiett the militan litai' . {111115. 1m“ ‘121'111 " 1.»-
1 31?:11uol'ul ornaments, for appliing, until the girls this season 11111 go about . ht ottitt: s
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Gold Braids and Cards “111] Lt‘l‘talll scale—11kt; tdllOK ll 11% ll gill 1‘1! >ll\t'!‘ .1,'1' 11L l I 1
and 01 11' :1 ‘olorctl silk t'ln 1' art lu>C inatmtr l
Net Flouncings, black or 11111111. are embroidered with , . .
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enter or gold. lltcr are gold t’lllllrtilllL‘TUl ilcis‘ 111 cx- century mount“ to 1.1.11 'h..1 ..1
ljlll>llC texture. 1574 Qucen EllZlibelll 39:11.11: .1
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Maline Nets are designed for draperies and 1101‘}; :111- drew. and annmmud 111111 11.11....
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1 FMT FREIGHT LINE TO NEW r ‘
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E mm" boat lave. Pier 27 East 1 “c. are sztmvtztp the 111113 wondtr: ,1
River, New York (foot of Catherine .
St.) everyday except Sunday, at! p.
m. Freight received at Nor-walk unto .
. season. saying that we have the handsome-st g rr'er's 'llt‘V l"
m. and at N mitt I t ‘ " " ‘ ' 1.1..
g :6 [1.111. South 0 p 0 seen. Come withtint delay and get a smart suit. coat. dress, shirt,
waist or‘hat and rimmln . 1 . 1: 1 1 s
doom F "MO. 6",?” Agent 8“. ”id “tar the but mide goods for 16.3
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PORTATION LINE. Inc.
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The Paris
hear the comment from every woman that
'money than you would pay eiscnhrte.
THE PARI
Fall and Winter Garments in town ..1
prices lower than any other store. \i .1
fins bought from us
COME AND BE CONVINCED.
Cloaks &
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' s“°°""‘°‘ “’°"‘ 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. 5(11'1'11 X1”1It\.\1\t.1(
HillUlllll MACHINE 00. r .4;
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TIL. M In WATII IT. l : Water St.. Foot Raymond St. I
. j ”11% 1 Advertise in The Sentinel.
'0 ~{E51 MARMADUKE 1S; 1 Oil ‘Iou WILL BE
. . so THATS THlS Is VOURuNCtE. AN 01.11511“ (1111.11 you ’ /"'—‘ Cmg‘é‘fgggmé“
mgangggk’ibgs you“ NEAR 111M PER- ' $317 HARMIDUKE
ABDUT‘IOU HE WISHES RM 0111er PM” a 'v.
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