Y, Am .18. 4.920.
-- a...” on. ..— .“Wm
URSDA
“1M
SPECIAL PAJABIL m
(EASE ENABLES Us TO
OFFER YOU AT
‘ $2.85 .
DIE. $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
PAJAMAS
ADRAS, CHORDS m
MERCRRIZED GLOTHS
10 PER CENT
REDUCTION 0N
PALM BEACH SUITS
a
M
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Strut
IOU“ IOBWLLI.
tulips
. .'l_\‘ potato crop is turning out
' ..~ vicinity and.as yet.there.
no blight or rot reported.
are scarce this year.
received from
\\'all street.
with Paul
L'\
_, L-,h
‘ Vl’ llK‘I’l—I
' ; llke'! of
l Kill:
17
Canada
v
., at ('onneally & Bracken'a
old lots of Shoes @ 1.00
.‘1 i\ a pair.
morning.
'm James H. Spaulding. of
by received word of the
t‘ttitago. of Charles W'ilson.
'. mm for the Barnum-Bail-
('ll't‘lls. Mr. W'ilson was
on"! 01' Mr, Spamming. and
.; “e. tituh with the circus a
(Igll.
the daylight saving rule
'2‘. cf't‘tvct since last springr
appeal}. to be many people
y
Sale starts
y..
t.it_\ who do not know the
‘wnttwvn daylight saving
. ti time. \thn inquiries
: the tailtoad station as to
t-. dwpat"ttre of tl‘ainithe
~ tht- time according. to
time, Very frequently. the
;. 11L llizill} ptvople want to
-..y standard time means.
2~ & (lads. That’s All.
l M. J. Riordan has start—
on the addition to Austin's
mt Railroad avenue. the new
which is to be 17.0}:150 and
~'}' in height._coverin;: the site
‘E garage. which was burned
years ago. W. R, Austin. pm-
of the-garage. stated that the
. i~ necessary because of the
:.at his busine‘ss has outgrown
hum buildinz. When complet-
in addition and the present build-
t-..ill give Mr. Austin the largest
pace of any single story garage
'xnecticut. .
.~'r“(‘lfil at Conneally & Bracken's
1's odd lots of (Shoes @ 1.00.
* l 2.4? a pair. Sale star'ts
.,.y morning.
BATHING CAPS;
' 35c and 65c
tillson-Powell Corp-
v
. ' ”affix-rm ' tm r all” .
WM ' an flame" s a warms. z; I“
A ‘ ' ' There win ‘he 0. {>30
r0 9 O'OLOGI‘. « Norwalk Gannon. No. 183, aha"?
' of-town posts and other-‘speakers
; North Main street. The
led Montreal on Tuesday,
’the Country Club
has. at! cm and prices.
We
«or either Normk or South Norwalk
ing «at which mne fine manner of the
‘promed carnival or ‘fair will be dis-
missed.
, Quite a number attended the dance.
held by Frank C. Godfrey Post. No.
12, American Legion. in conjunction
,with the Red Cross, at Roton Point
,‘k'ark. last. hight.
l William Rhodes, who was fined yes~
«terday for having short lobsters in
{his possession. in keeper of the Greens
,Reef Lighthouse. instead of the Peeks
“Lodge light. as stated in yesterday‘s
.Sentinel.
e—K. or 0. meet tonight:
attend.
A resident of Ely avenue. complain-
ed to the police about the practice of
a neighborhood grocer tying his horse
in front of the complainant's house,
,with the result that the horse ate the
agrape vines.
l Patrolman John Smith reported at
10:20 oclnck last night that three-
year-old Dorothea Wade had been left
at the‘railroad station by her mother.
but that Ira Anderson. of 15 Raymond
street. would take care Of the child
for the night.
Plans are being made by Frank C.
fGodfrey Post, No. 12. American Le-
gion. for a mass meeting on the even-
ing of September 22nd. in a hall to be
annoynced later. Speakers from out-
of
Members
note will be present. .- _
—-—8peclal at Conneatty‘é Bmck‘e};
women's odd lots of Shoes @ 1.00.
2.48 and 3.48 a pair. Sale starts
Thursday morning.
George Moakley informed The Sen-
tinel this morning that the story thin;
he was to give a high diving exhibi-
tion. at Roton Point. yesterday. was
illle result of someone's “kidding." The
tinfm-mant of The Sentinel was believ-
ed to be entirely truthful in his state-”
lments to the reporter. ‘
.3 The Hackensack police called the
t‘loca] policedast night and reported
that thirteen-yearmd Eugene Macka-
way. who e ie to Roton Point on an
excursion/pa'fsterday afternoon. had
not returned to his home. This was
at 9 o‘clock, An investigallon disclos-
ed the fact that Mackaway had miss—
ed the boat and that Manager Ne-
ville Hayley had given him his rail—
road fare home.
Harris & Gans.- That's All.
Henry Burnham. of 'Rridgeport, had
a party of fourteen friends in Nor-
walk. last evening. for dinner at the
(‘ountry Club. Several of the guests
the trip from Bridgeport in twelve
came over in an aeroplane making
minutes. The airship circles about
three times. and
landed in the water just off the beach.
The members of the party enjoyed
one of Steward Henderson‘s finest
menur.
—-Harria & Guns.
That's All.
Alvin S. Ferris. of Rowa, re
ported to the police this mo§g§z that
neighbors of his had been ate ling his.
garden produce. such as corn. cucum-
bers, etc., and that he had kept a
watch on the garden last night and
had identified the people who stole
the stuff. He told the police that he
didn't want to have them arrested this
time. but that a warning’ahould be
given them that'the next theft would
result in their arrest.
*South Norwalk Council 1253. will
hold an important business meeting
tonight. Members are urged to at-
tend.
—lmportant meeting of K. of C. to-
night.
BABE RUTH WEARS BANDAGE.
CLEVELAND. 0.. Aug. 12.——The
Cleveland hall club’s physician said
today th'at Babe Ruth would be able
to play this afternoon. wearing an
elastic knee bandage. An X-ray pho-
tograph shows there were no bones
Th maurumtvmury or Frames
" Minutemen“ by a party at in
home. utilitarian Melt. yeslerdSF , -
ernoon. Games-wore played andProt’.
Donna, of New York city. savohis
. 'mous Rummy D‘umpty show. [The
guests of the day were Sue and John
Glover. Minna and Katherine Pugh.
Phyllis Bracken, Romayne. Thurza.
Frances and Mary Alice Barnum,
Gladys Klippe. Phillys and Fred Wil-
cox. Bert Tier. Jack Keogh. Frances
Keogh. Harry Keogh. Jr.. Ruth and
Rnddin l'hle. Leonard Kendricks. Eli-
zabeth Lune, Hargaret Giorchlno and
Gordon Hamblin. /
Misses Jennie and Frances D fry
have returned to their home. in Fall
River. Mass. after spending twa
weeks’ vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Dufiy. 21 Lawrence street.
hm .ellair ‘- Coming m
Bou'bles its Qeauty.
1
Mrs. Allen Smith. of West Rocks
Road, announced today the marriage
of her daughter, Mary trying. to John
Clarkln, of Norwalk, at Yonkers. New
York. on June lst. 9120.
.—-—-
A few cents buys “Danderine.” After
an application of “Danderine” you can
not find a fallen hair or any dandruff.
bestdes every hair shows new life.
vigor, brightness, more color and
thickness.
l
Mrs. C. E. Slauson. Mrs, H. M. Sig-
man. Mrs. H, P. Nickerson and Mrs.
H. J. Sterling of Norwalk have been
recent guests at the Newtown lnn.
”—
Mrs. Alfred Kracmer and Mrs. Fred
.Searles May Contest
Father’s $50,000,000 Win ‘Bedell will spend the weekend at Ni-
Zantic. ,
il‘lIETHUdEx' Mass. Aug. 12.—-'l‘he.;
w owaardF.lSals.di '_:
or an estate of 850303.500 D:(?l?:hrl:lSKEI‘ETON OF
MAN MIGHT BE
CHAS. COWOLA
of the document would receive 8250si
000. '
we: tried a a
may in New York State. then nun-en.
tiered to Connecticut authorities, who
' n
car, and he was sentenced for iron: ..
Mariana!”-
i
tried him on 1“" (nurse or theft of the
to 5 years in prison ea ‘ty ’his spring.
He is still sorvinghhis sentcnu. and:
' ' locus: 1 e case. ;
regilslgs stand} (.l Luv skeleton lib-C'si
Tm! the fracture was outbe rtzht
side of the skull. near the top of the.
had and that the bullet nad beer.
.ired through the mouth of the man.
The bullet was rolling about in the
cranial cavaity according to the mom:-
ical examiner, and not. as was rep r ~
ed by the state police to be inbeddcd
in the skull. The bone where the bul-
struck was pushed upwards. .
Dr. E. M. Riples. nwdktal examiner
denied absolutely that the cause was
that of suicide and said that it was a
case of murder pure and simple and
that the fracture of the skull would
have coused death.
The theory advanced is that the
murderers after leaving the body be-
neath the clump of bushes in Birds
Hill. tired a Shot through the thumb
and then left tho revolver. a .32 cal-
ibre. nearby to give the appenmce
of suicide. 1
State Policeman Nichols said yester-
day afternoon that there were no
marks of identification as the clothing.
a coat. shirt. trousers and shoes had
rotted to such an extent that the annu-
faobureru' tags were not fieoipher-
able. A Store label on the inside of
the coat was not readable.
Thevskelctou was found by A. YV.
101133011. of Far-1111mm. on Sunday
Ifnmoon and Dr. Ripley was notified.
AllhOUght the skeleton was in Farm-
ington it was close to the West {tart—
Young Searies is next of kin. ‘
Benjamin, George and John Row-l ~
land. children of Mary Allen Rowland}
a cousin of Scarles. of Philadelphia.z
were lcit. Mildly; Their euthanasia WWW fif thy fififismz of?
will receive 81.000.000. . ilhc body in Farmington, was of ”the?
The residue of the estate is left tofoninion that it might be that of his‘
Arthur T. “‘alker. manager of Seai~ler-h,-isslnz nephew, Charles (‘nppola and.
interests of New York. No Publicfaccordingly. made arranztrtttents to go
bequests were made. 18 Farmington today to vi. w tho sit-9L,
mum, and. if possible.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
:l‘dudllf’l‘ or not it was
“’AIJ. STREET. Nanny—Pressure
will be contested by his nephew. Al-i
bert Searles who under the provision“
(Continued from Page One)
!
Pic-cione. the uncle of the missinz'
who” LA 1AA__-4
t
l
l
l
that Of hisl
lday morning by G. \V. Hale, undertak-
m tletvmlan'FoOd Eat:
ford line. The woods in which it was
found are. part or the reservoir
grounds. The remains were buried
in Hillside cemetery. Unionville, yes-
er. The skeletonwais anarently an;
of a man about 5 feet, 7 inches tall.
.r-r
$65. suit: m $68.50.
$60. suit: now $39.50
345. units now $39.50.
Our lid-Sumr Suit Sole:
$25. & 320. Palm Beach and Wool
01'th In“: at $16.85.
Your chance to pick up other
real bargain: in furnishings.
ROGERS c STEVENS
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
Two Stores
The clothing has been taken in charge
bythc state police.
BURN! MEN ON 0AM.
n by Binkowitz May Fur.
g nioh Clue to Robb-'0.
BRIDGEPORT. AM. ll.‘!‘ood 08!—
nephew.
against the market relaxed and there-
was a gradual upturnwhich practical-
ly cancelled all of the early losses.
l’. S. Steel recovered 86 743. Bethe»
hem, Crucible. Vanadium and Replo-
glc Steels and American W'oolen sold
The (‘oppolo case in well known to'en
most Nm'wnlk putplt‘_ but the follow-
ing stitmuary ol the chief it'lnlll oi the
case will be of interest:
Formula. 19 years old, was last seen
by any of 'his. relatives shortly after’
by Benny Blnhowiiz in a. restart-v
rant in this city on the Saturday
.‘nlght before his body was found in
the bushes at the side of the Milford
turnpike a year ago, may furnish the
_'1 r-‘clmk on the afternoon of Febru-
‘ary lltll. 15719. drivin: from :hc \Vas
Eintftun street bride-t: trw :Wls
will; with a load of paaso-w
"it“? .‘lilXV'l‘ll jimoy
to 1 to 2 points above yesterdays final
figures. Some of the low priced. oils
and motors improvml sharply. includ-
ing Pierce Arrow. Texas @ompanyand
Sinclair. Erratic fluctuations featured _ ' .. '
the dealings in foreign remittancesyfi'“ (Id-‘3 before.
Demand sterling opened 1 1-2 cents'
I
. Shortly after ti o'clock lll‘lt night a!
higher at 3G? 3-; and then reacted tn"”f°~l‘ “‘95 al‘rt‘FlWl by the Few York
365 14. Rates for Continental bills 21“]"0 “419)“ hr tried to s; i} a new.
did not vary much. (‘all mcncy was - "MW" ”‘1’ for $00. rimming be
supplied to early borrowers at 7 "Wineedetl the. money: “hen fil‘Fl lllnf‘cd
cent. grinder arrest lm pave the name of liar-
\VAl.l. STREET, 10:30 aim—Stocks "3' linsfnfirld. and claimul to come
were under pressure at the opening of "'“m “ 95' ”C'b‘lk‘m. Lil‘f‘?‘ hf‘ gave
the Stock Market, toda.". because otfifll‘nthm‘ ham-“- and than. Many. said i
the less satisfactory foreign news. 0f-~ that h? “'88 Chit!” Comet-t. and that ‘2
ferings were not large. but quite nth" came from NOYWMR. H" m P.- j
munher of the important shares regis.thH-‘ed under bonds and Van Nor-walk
ieted losses of a point or thertvahouls police notified. Th0 local DOIiK'e. in.
durina the first half hour. I]. S. S'ecl turn notified Cfilllloh'f parents. Who;
Bethlehem. Crucible. Vanadium. Bald- Mil infm‘mcd the Police here that
win Pan-American. American lntvr- thelrson “’08 missing. The descrip-
natihnal, Canadian Pacific and South .“011 0f the man arrested in New York‘
eluding Famous players. piercp Ar) fact that the man was Arthur “’illiant
row Remington Typewriter. Anieri-.Pralt. 01’ D8149". caretaker
can'Sugar,‘ Atlantic Gulf and Reploge :églfhf‘r on Pratt's Island,
S|€\e'.l‘il.L STREET. 1:30 p. m-“Spécu-l The Stew York police. the Connect]-
lotion was gxc‘eedingly dull in the ear-3“" Wm?“ ”‘9 State DOWN“ and ama—
l)‘ afternoon, traders showing a dispolleur detectives then started a search
sition to curtail ventures pending fur—JOY Cobb-010. Pratt’s Island being their
there foreign developments. Reduc‘l;hlpf “DINNER ifiamgmgi‘z'zs‘goungf.
. . , . . thVVGVPl'. on to s n .. ' l a .
Spurn 1:91:21 lightimiffméiff togtiafgifreshly turned dirt in the cellar of-Izho‘»
strength in the list. with the oils. tolhouse creamed by Pratt during his
off Noro- t
i
clue to the identity of the men who
it. messenger
Nnr- stabbed him
are in hit-.1919, and
, purchase?! only a. 'mains.
ribly mutilated body was found alone
stde the Milford turnpike. the throat
slashed from ear to ear
hearing
and Hashes an examination was made
of the
youth‘s
conducted in the presence of State Po-
ln'mr or
fatal wounds.
made public. it is known how that de-
tectivos vldted Bridgeport
trutfl whore articles
ct‘u Pacific fell 1 to 1 1-2 and Mex-7”“ didn't tally _W!!h that of CODD018.'served simlar to those found in Blnk-
ican Petroleum 3 1-2. Some of the and more huestloning 0“, ll“? part 07.0Wlt2's stomach. The restaurant
less active shares were higher. in- ”‘0 39W 3014‘ P0110“ (11591"de thew-here Binkowitz ate his last meal
I .was thus located. That was as far as
”m" “3‘5“" detectives were able to get at that
‘eaten with Binkowltz on the night he
was murdered
knew anything of his actions on that .
night.
slat-ch
twitn renewed wider.
‘obbed. the young “‘21" Street bank
of 330000 in bonds.
to death on August 16.
then mutilated his re»
At the time young: Blnkowitz‘s hor~
. and the. body
more than stab Wounds
2n
(‘nntcnts
stomach.
of the
This
murdered
examination.
ice Sergeant Prank Vireili and Sher» .
R James fiber of Milford. showed
not what Bmkowttz had eaten a: i-
sn before he received his
Although it has, never before been
restau-
oi‘ food were
tme.ihc men suspected of having
“bully denying they
0n informatiort
or
it was stated by
baccos. sugars, motors, steels, equip-3101191.v Watch on the island.
ments. leathers and shippimzs making;
large gains.
to 11.
ther to 3.64 1—4.
Maxwell Motor f9" 2 1.26neath the steering: wheel were exam.
. . . e ecedod my- ined by detectives and found in be
Sterling txchang r blood stains.
detectives yesterday that the Jewish
League of New York has interested
iiiselt' in the search for the young
Mk inc-censor“: murderers and has
elgadod the Burns agency to try to
Staians on the seat or the car he-
Thcre’ were also blood-
HE IS WELL AND FEELlNg FINE
"This leaves me well. feeh
Inc
stains on the mooring past of the car.-
{The stains on the not looked as it an;
attempt had been made to wash them
1
run down the guilty parties.
The Barn. detectives lave taken up
SOUTH NORWALK
peaCe treaty with Russia on VVednes-
day, says a Riga dispatch to the Lon-
don Times.
broken and'no torn ligaments. the in»
jury suffered in yesterday's game be-
ing'only a wrench.
LETVlA-RUSSIAN TREATY.
LONDON. Aug. 12.~—Ltvln signed a
«inflifif
o
BECOMES
I RESOME
1
Of course, if you keep
itrtite same old rut.
it's full of interest if
y :11 are making head.
titty right along.
Hm" is it With you?
Are you better off than
a year ago?‘ .
A small part of? your ‘
my. saved regularly at
.4: '- interest here, W‘m '
answer “yes” for“
- hum
South NorWalk
mmtn . t. ..r
’NOW!
Is the Time for
You to Save
Some (young men think it will
be easier to save a little later.
There is nothing in it. If your
income increases, so will your—
expenseS- -- anon”
.m 1mm 13
n o w
trouble.
feeling bad like I used to." writesf
James Cat-mun. Hayfield. Ky.
joints.
symtoms oi kidney
stillson, Powell Corporation.
and enjoyln: ml‘Sf-‘lf without I" 1‘ andJWaY.
“MY’pola.
back used to hurt me and I could boy. had never-been to his house. as
not straighten 110- Since I “’0“ we}: was claimed by Coppolas
Kidnev Pills I have not had‘trou‘ble. 5.1m claimed that the car had been
Good for lame back, sore muscles. stlfl; glyph him by a man whom he met in
rheumatic pains 3nd other tCentral Put, New York city.
and bladdermai- harL been registered in how York
iolty It about 4:30 o‘clock on them»
noon of the 14_t‘n. by Pratt. under the
the throats or evidence from the
point where the food eaten by Bin-
m,,m he was murdered was4
traced to 3. Bridgeport restaurant.
The Buns enema"; don t.:: I:
Brid port trying to n on r
ccrtfiity who the nerve" who at.
supper with Binkowltz that night. If
they discover this they believe they
.will be able to, get the youth’s mar-.-
'derorc and recover the stolen bonds.
believed to be hidden in Bridgeport
Pratt denied all knowledge of (‘op-
Said that he didn’t know the
relatives.
Th.
1
name of Henry Rosenberg. The Con-
necticut markers were still on the car.I
issued New
discovered.
Between the time it was found that
Pratt was Pratt. and not Coppolagnd
when he was arraigned in hew Sork
city. in the West 57th street court, he ‘
disappeared from public View He i
claimed to have been on Pratts Island‘
during the entire time. but people who.
.w'ere on the inland trying to find him
t0r some clue to Cappola failed to see
him. Marks on the sand driveway
A‘B
m
R
l
driven in there. had been
.had seen a car drive in on the after-i
2noon of February 16th, stay quite a
iwhlle. and then drive out again. and
(that two ‘men were seen iWalking tow-
lards on; of the bacterium” the have
the car was at the island. No notice
{was taken or how many men return-
,ed .however.
i Pratt denied all knowledge of Cop-
‘pola and still stiletto his story‘of
,how he came to obtain the car. Inas-
Mas no. change 0: smote: crime
Careful thinking, courage,
ruourcdulneu and thrlft
are ac tangible assets for a
young man to have as stocks
and buds—flood habits often .
create good momma.
.Buinicc Is a battle and
good *hfiits will count right
i
. nm-mtmdm . .
Savings Bank
South Notulmmifl
Open Monday Night ,.
m9, :’
fl ' .
lath. firife of the fight. The
you"! Uthdm
habit. Mill find this bank
helpful ‘0 him in an enema.
cy when. go'od habits count for
the not.
”,
at the present time.
.c m - ~ underneath the newly hum ,- the sicond time at the Mil-
gm 3‘!" York markers. and inwas their hplies- ford cemetery in Fairfield. where it
. tence that led to Pratts identity e “8 now lies. When u was exhumed the
first time last full. the youth's (other
positively identified it as that of his
son. the missing “’11“ Street bank
leading from the mainland to the 451- Skldmore.
' car had been Brothers.
and showed that a he," turned York, is today resting at the bottom
' ‘ ' the edge of the chan- 7
-a mind and had been driven out again. of the harbor on
Riesldents nearby testified that they not near therenttantce to the anal.
coal. last night.
bumpted by the barge and stuck on the
edge of the channel bank. manning _
tide caused lthe Mantle
curoen at dangerm In; .
title race agfin the~~ Siam tilled.
with water.
tug with: haul the ham to the W:-
:erbnry & 80111301178”. The latter
tug was to try-end haul the Shidrnore
lama» “Against him. ho was “and“:
’ (Formerly With You: Bros.)
Amalgamated Fenders.
Binkowitz’s body was recently ex-
f
t-
8858113913.
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TUG SKIDMORE SINKS.
_-———‘
outing on Bottom of “arbor Near
Entrance to Canal.
STAMFORD. Aug. l2.‘—The tugboat
owned by McWilllnms
inc. of 1 Brent“); New
Towing an 30mm barge loaded with " .
the Skidmore was
but. to
Which the
downs
Manama-m
.- ....' --1..- .
In .-5— ”35.; ‘4] {Ht-t n
In! is ‘5". nun-t ‘
‘I'eaui
re:
~15"
. ‘.,
! t
I
gnaw,
“I‘M“ A .u.
Cleanup: of
couch hammocks.
Out: gowhat couchhaminecks are mwinm
Think 011:!!! days and evenings of restful or).
going to bring for weeks and weeks to come}
‘ We headresi hammock, khan, ‘.
' Handsome green couch hammcka.‘ ma. .. '
' roll $19.50,“ fl. J
£11;
Mchfilliams Brothers sent another
momma:
g.‘ ' _
\‘
WEEK END SPECIALS
AMufifflMofSik, Onpenulcmpcdcchhon-
mom at reduced prices. . - ";
OnrDrmDe mistoot‘nliuititulm It
a”... .1. . . didliiiu um M n .1 int 0*
Millennium. ' 4.52
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