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NEW YORK. May Ze—The discov-
cry of negotiable securities valued at
865.000. four loaded pistols and am-
munition in a house on the upper west
side. today. led ,the police to believe
that they were hot on the trail of the
tli
shock and
ceix ed.
until Deputy Coroner Fitzgerald ar-
rived.
and today informed the Evening Sen-
tinel that he was satisfied that Schoc'h
was
showed that Scboch was drillingr at
steering wheel twisted out of his hand
h and then jammed and before he could
to; 1" gang that cram“ d amen saws ' stop the eat. it sldeswiped a telegraph
The Zarges unera‘l takes place to
marrow afternoon from St. Peter':
LutheramChurch on Cedar street.
LOCOMOTIVE BLOW UP
KILLS THREE Tm
Continued from First Page
the shaking up she re-‘
The police held School! on Sunday
MYERDALE. Pa... May 2.—-—Three
trainmen were k..lled and a fast
freight on Baltimre and Ohio Railroad
vies wrecked at Fairhope. seven miles
east of here. early today, when the
locomotive blew up.
The locomotive was one or the most
powerful o: the B. and O sly-.stem'
Without warning the- ,boiler let go.
He conducted an investigation
The e\ idence
_not to blame.
e edge of the road. and out the
SODALITY FAIR
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
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of the 'donor and the winner follow in
the order named:
Bl-d Spread: Anna Clunc
Ahearn. 3 Chapel street. ‘
Percolator: Peter S. Burns—Jennie
Cahlli Main street.
Bodoir Lamp: :‘Fred Cullen—Mrs. W.
J. Tracey. West avenue.
Basket Fruit: Felix Citatti—-—Mrs. A.
F Rose. Spring Hill.
2 Fruit Cakes: Mrs.
Ham Howard. Elm street.
Sofa; Pillow: Anna Mackovich—
y——M’6rris
Lineban~Wii- ‘
, n ’38 D AY, HAY 2’ m
g’nes steely—Mary
Pillow Slips. ‘ A
Brady, press street
Pr. Candle Sticks; Mrs. Pederici——_
rd Tully. Chapel St.
Bgmffuses: Frank Dunn—Catherine
Haugh, Merwin street.
Case Tomatoes: James Haugii—
M B d , Cross street.
:33: Elmira: James Sheehan—Ed-
ward Brown, Chapel street.
100 lbs. Sugar: K. of C.——Dr. H. H.
Heifernn.
1 hr]. Flour: A. 0 H.-——Bertha Cra-
' York street.
eghair: Rev. Thomas J. Finn—Wil-
f-red Bodweil. Jr. ,
Day Slips: Viola.
Guyer.
Ton Coal: Devine Brothers—James
Ryan. West Orange. N. J.
Scarf: Rose Federici~Mary Strlm-
Guyer—Roy‘al
msrmsnmnvsmnss.
Neweli at Murray to Haie Celebration
. Tomorrow.
At a birthday celebration it is cus—
tomary for the “ person whose birth-
day it is to celebrate the event in
some way. The firm of Newell & Mur-
ray. Washington street Clothiers and
habndsshers. celebrate the first anni—
versary of the opening of their store
here tomorrow. and are to hold a ten
day anniversary sale. in which they are
oflering of their extensive stock at
great had becamv lh .
ness. from lhe‘ mun: {mu
who dealt there I ‘ M
An advcrlISI-nlc
day’s issue {rile-s
of the mom ot‘l.
day Sale.
“Our idea is l0 9
ing the 980le of £013?“ "
We appreciatk what milk h“ (
fo'r 118." said Rox .' W h
ner of the firm this 7 ’
want to make new {for
will be one mum of Ends m
111: if
I
Ill Play-w
11
5:1 bl‘hf an. an .4
rings 31 11:;
prices 'wmch are said in some in- our “MK;
stances to be below cost , 'ST. LOUIS “a. .,
4. coming here unknown. .the firm has Daniel S. Toxin-15 015;}! 1r
lit
made its name famous in Nofivaikrfor copal bishOp in 11.; we I .
fair dealing and for good goods. Car- 'ing bishop of m“ amid.“ an p
131115 only the best in clothing and. America. yestr rdav (flip-.11 ‘
men's furnishings. as well as in acorn- fifty-fifth anniierm“ Eye _
boys and Date. his.
in a financial zone office building on o strikin the wind,
, April .4 and escaped with near-I, 33:51.1“ b361, [singing it' bgack against and all members 01 the crew on that Mary Caddoo. Memin street. —8 T. iska mete line of fittings for
"00' 000 m money and negotiable se- Zargcss forehead. . portion of the train were killed. Ten Case gt Earn“ $29.21: Dorsey ‘25 in Gold: Donations to Children children. it was not many months be- He was renown.“
“mm l The ”“9"“ °f the saw“ baby 53.133.931.133 film? $43 2:50th \élt‘hfez‘rhos Eoltle; Florence 111111111th0t 3‘3“”Peter J' wa‘dmn’ Butler ’0” the “We had *0 be enlarged so Chapel. New 101-1: Way I :ch“
store. '
Patrolman Smith detected two men
‘ early this morning in the act of drix- -—J '1‘ How.ard Spring Hill.
ing oi! with a. 88. 000 car which had
been parked in West Seventy -third
street. Fired on by both men and
~« wounded three times. he captured one l.
with the aid of a fellow officer. l
. A card in the pocket of the captive‘
led the, police to a housc in Westh'l'th
street. where they found securities an- l
swering" to the description of some of
those stolen from the Von“ Insur—l
. ance Office Building. the pistols and.
ammunition.
baby was held this afternoon from
the late home. at 8:15 o'clock. Rev.
1113 fire were destroy ed.
«mf‘m 10:26; ":3 >173”.
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THESHOP THAT MAKES GOOD
NEWELL 89” M
SO. Norwalk
A woman who said she was Mrs.
Mmiuliuc Tull-y. housclccoper, was held ‘ d F h
.N..;;..,::L:IN;::..‘“; am: New Clothiers an urnis cm A Sale of New Spring C0
icc tiws questioned llcr and Lcsic r “To lien 0 Know” ats
Fr: inklsu, Patrolman Smith' 5 caplhe.
iii an efl‘oxt to 01cm up the sgcrllll‘:
r \owu‘lnn lt‘mnklln was ('llwllg‘fd with
felonious assault for the shooting- of a
Smith. with lwo bullets lll ‘
S O U T H NORWALK, CONN.
153 \VASHINGTON STREET, KEELER-BUILDING,
$10.88 $14.88 $18.88,
‘.\.'vll‘()lnl:lll.
his arm. and one in his abdomen. is
expected to recover.
Ammu: the securiizcs found in :1
closet in the Toll)" ‘womnn's apart- OUR FIRST “.9 Influded in Tlll‘S Wonderful 0391'ng of l ‘< \‘ \CIII l‘
mcnl were $3.000 in gold debenture Find I010 CIOthS’ (amds ' Hair! Tweeds, H‘J’H"‘>lllms. Shaw».
liondsnf “W North Augusta Land shecns. Plaid Backs and Novelties. Some Bun-Infill”. c» :
( ompuny. $12 In lll‘Sl mortgage bonds L. . . ‘ " “5 ""3
01' the P-entcrcr Realty Company and _lned “1
$25,000 in miscellaneous oil stocks.
- James A. Dayton. member of the law
firm of Dayton and Balk-y. one of thc
hcaxlcst losers in the robbery. said his
firms losses had been chic fix in
North Augusta. Land Company bonds.
of which 819. 000 had been taken.
The. 'sexen safes" robbery was en-
gincered by a master bandit ulth the i
A NIVERSARY
ALE
aid of a. sweetheart. who obtained only.
ployment as a stenographer in the‘ . .
building. ' ”‘ ,
-. , mG:o:zct]nr:cl:le=(;1Irillga 1mm “TM—II Odering Our Many Friends, in Appreciation of Their Patronage During Our First Year, an 099%?“th
a. n 19_ 111 n w o i '
g ‘ cm 0”“ to Purchase at This Seasonable Time, a Most Up to Date Selection of New Spring Clothing and mish '
complicity in the looting after he had .
been found trussed up by the robbers. '
it' held i'ontrial for the robbery. with ,
William Murphy and John Ryan. two
of‘ the alleged mcm‘llers of the bandit
gang. The other nwn. believed to
number four or five. and the woman
confederate were not chptured, '
'Dem-psey Refuses 1
$3, 000 for Exhibition
PARIS M. 1v 2.-—J: uk Dcmpsci bp—
l'orc his departure for Berlin refusal
an offer of $3.000 for :1 three-round
exhibition match in :1 Paris ring. it
has becomi- known. \Vlllle this ofi‘l-r
fol-\excceded any mode previously forq
such ll. brief appearance. the heavy- I
weight chumpion's unswe-r was that it
was useless to speak of any amount
less than $5.000. I
A municipal councillor who later 4
Store ls [minded in This Sale.
With Your Summer Needs Now.
ings, at the Most Attractive Prices Ever Quoted. Everything in Our
Don’t Delay. Take Advantage of These Reductions and Supply Yourselves
Men’s 0 Young Men’s Clothing Men’s Hats and Caps
$25.00 and $27.50 All Wool Suits ....... $18.75 $4. 00 New Spring Soft Hats, Silk
$30.00 end $32.50 All Wool High-grade Lined ..................
Suits .......................... $23.50 $3. 50 New Spring Hats ...............
$35.00 and $37.50 Suits ......... . ..... $29.50 $2. QONew Caps, all sizes and colors. . . .
$35.00 All Wool Tweed Sport Suits. . . . $27.50 $1.50 New Spring Caps . . . . . . . . . . . .
SPECIAL
2.79
$2.45
$1.45
. . 95c
Bake Better and Use
Less Gas
A liberal allowance made i'nr
your old stove (no matter What
make or how long you have had
/ 4 ° 1
ans . . . ,
Boston ”1d P . it.) Come 1n and look over our in:
Ladies‘ Pure Silk
. flskwl ‘lI'N-rnpscy'to glvc :In I-xllibillolr $2.50 Full'FaShioned A . .
{3.2.2331::~‘.-.::“::.::::.IINNNNII“"d "°‘ Hose ' $1 79 19“ Me“ 5 S”:}°g’g -.-‘ - .~ ------ $1 00 Garters ......... . . 19c “"9 of A- 3- Ranges-
? . . . . . 0 ac . - ' '
MllllII'XEANS DEFEAT lll'l4ll IKI‘NS| N n y $20.00 to $125.00
"ho Mohvuuns Ill-I'l-zllcd ilw fast '
going Bull Run bv ilu- scorc of "34} A
.. , .. ' . , h ' I ’ . '0 8 ’ d r ‘N’ 3.
11.0041 gun 0 v1.1. l. _\I d to the si. ll il-
:Itiligi whlln 0071;; allowing ‘4' ‘1‘" llH‘; Men S Shlrts Men S U“ C e .
’- 1 lining. l‘i't't‘ \'(’(l ninv Sll'lkt' out. I .
mm I s 'e-uu s N) ' I . . . . . .
wallkl'doli.‘((£‘(u‘1?1:ltl:‘iku'nlltilvll [2. "lonkos $1.00 Shlrts ....... . 79c $5.00 Shantung S I l k $1¢00d B[)albrlggan Sh‘rgt: SLsoo'tsAthlet‘c U n 1:9: AngeVlne
an rawers . . l“ ------- - - - - °
Shirts $3.95
$6.00 Pure Silk Shirts
$4.15
The Mohegan (‘élll'lll'l' was l'lully in-
.jlll‘l‘l’l by :1 ball striking him over ihc‘
right eye. .
'l‘he Mom-1: ans llll\t‘ lost two games
this SI 118011. l
The Molnuuns “Olllll like to p18.
“ $1.50 Shirts . . . . . . $1.19
$2.00 Madras Shirts $1.69
$3.50 Silk Stripe Shirts
75c Lisle Athletic Shirts
'snd Drawers . . . -. . 49c
75c Nainsook Athletic
Shirts & Drawers 49c
75c Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers . 49c
$1.50 Lisle Union Suits
Furniture Co.
18 North Mam' Street
the Euglts 1111- coming Sa‘ltuldn) and $2 45
Vibe: Hzlwzulllmns any Saturday. '4’ . . 95c
PM PM “gnfimmxs l . $2.50. w h i t e Oxford , $750 Fancy Silk Broad- $1.50 Nainsook Athletic $1.00 L 4 s 1 e Athletic
Domonkns, P ....... .115). ré 11.41111). 01. H Shirts ......... $1.90 cloth Shirts . . $5.45 Union Suit . . . . . . 95c Shirts & Drawers 69c
Melina. cl' ........... 6 4 3 0. 1 I ‘
Mons 101'. rl' ........ '. 4
Silli'}..':::::r:::::::3 1 E10: 3' 50c Jazz Bow Ties 27c Amw and 1‘19 $1.00 All Leather Belts 69c .
3,2225%}? s3 """"" . E g ': ‘1’ ‘1’ 25c SOft Collars—6 for ...... . . . . .$1.00 Initial Buckles . .
finish. [22. .‘.'.'.Z'.'.'.Z'.§ 3 i... i . ,. “THEROADTHAT
er es. ........... 1 0 * 0 (I o ' ‘A‘ "
T.Gnll .............. 2 1 o 1 0 Sllk En. ' ' E BROUGHTYOU T0 “IE
Total “H.313” RUE E; E Z 7; ‘ , , NCCkwear ltted Neckwear ' 9 . , Nobody loves a song more than Wm
snowy C ‘ ' .516). ri 1.01.3. .0. 75¢ Pure Silk Ties, Stripes and Figures. ....... 499 $1 000011513:ngth Ties, Latest Stripings 2nd giggi‘ffgkgo £13; STh‘gfifgimfi‘...‘ sh:
: Coneuy.‘p .:I.'.._::::._: 4 271 .0 5 . ......co--....o. ............. gOOd swinging waltz melody, full (if: {he
331%‘2’1.?'30'3::::: .'.' .' i 3 I? l .3 $1.00 Pure Silk Ties, Newest Patterns & Designs 69c $1 magi-:3 gssnk Knitted Ties Newest Spnng $3.-14:15:? 11:):- 0f youm It might haw hem
Koclan,3b.. ........ 6‘0 0 0 0 _'
Mu ueen. as ...... .. 2 I . 0 $2. 00 Pure Silk Grenadine Knit Ties Hand Em— ., »
, wanting. . , . , . , 4 . ,_ .i :1: E .3 3 $1.25 New Silk Ties, Latest Spring Creations . . 89c broidered Figures . . ; . . . . . . . . . .’. . . . .. $1.39 “a: 0 R fifiK I
N 3- . C ..... *.‘. . . . ‘ , i r 3000 l
Wart-emcf .......... 4 0 0 1 OI 1 I ’
spud. ff ............ 4 o 1-0 0 . _ 200 Ne S 8. .m '
. Tom :9. L; : 17; El , $ W pring Paju$mas $1. 0031118 Ghnmbray Shirts _ . _ - . 69c| $3. 00 Fancy Stripe Paiuinas A Jubilant Violin Solo '
. . SCORE BY INNINGS - , - 31- 89 , A frolicsome, almost giddy little number is “Canzorm m I
:1. Mohegans . . , 5 3 1 2 0 7 5 0 x__23‘ 4 -—= ' ' 1n bI'ISk tempo, played With assurance by ’
“0.12:." 1.1.33.1? Sr“: ‘ . ‘4 ‘ ' ’ ’ ‘ " * M 0 R, I N, HAW :
ingoiellau‘z .Monspor 1 8010311 2. Mor: " Boys; Clothing I . Men, S‘- Hose “ I A Victor 1:
‘ m base hits—Mulqueen 2,. Bloom ” ' ' - ' - l
1.1: u. 4 s. o... o 0 , $18. 00 All Wool Herringbone a'nd Mlxtures 2 45¢ Silk «Lisle Hose . . . ; . . .. ...... . —
'. 9 QUEEN): 0:1.th gfiofialsgllli.1Conelly Pants Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10. 50 65c Fib. Ik . 3 for $1 00 _ TWG Piano mets 1E ‘
- :r gorge: fills—Satorella. Domonk‘oa, $12530 BAH “If: BlPu‘e-Stesrge Boys Suits - - - ~ - 58!;25 85¢ l’é Si Hose; ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ - ' ' . - 45c Pail" . Byktwo new Victor. artists, each with his own inst‘rumf‘m :
. 0v “queer ‘ oys’ ee an .......... c PureSzlkHosc ' -mae “‘1 unusual “Nord- Arensky’s concert W3“ ‘1“
gagxagaétflégth ! l E . . c . . . 69c Pam ‘ “Espana Rapsbdie’n prayed by lE
7 . wild pitcheS—Conolly. I ‘ " . . , . . ’ G U Y L E E l’
h c, __._.__1.__________ . -
nonwfifiggggnggwmi - Boys Furnishings Men 8 Pants .M A I E P P A T T. I S 0 N 3%
The managers of the teams in the l $1 00 BOYS Walsts Fast COIOI’S 590 $2.50 S A 9 Victor Record m ‘4
Norwalk AmateurvBasebau Mme} ' ' °""""""' mworkPants...........o.-....$165 "
will hold a meetihg at the south 105.. l $1.50 Boys’ (Waists. East Colors . . . . . . . . . . . 891: II t I ' Don’t forget the are has— the NEW “m3 :
'wttl‘f'afingufnlnlbl-‘ll‘y,Saturday, 313361.! slmBWS’EnghshwmlGolfHose .......N4: 95c :“50 Mflsywp ."‘ I......'.""’°‘Olcso $3.45 “09:93:01. my: i— _- ._ . ‘ .» __. l:
“”2321?” .0... .0 30...... '5100BoysAtlilet1cUmonSults...69c $5.00Men8A11W001 antS-...-.--.........$3.75 ' ‘ ' ll
WWW” of 133:;2‘3’2335, League >75c Boys Silk 4 11111111111 Neckwear . . . . . . . . . . . . 49c :.
Nationals ..... .651)? ‘32” 1 (11‘ 15,50 A LA I NE
.9 g 3 4; .33; RGE VARIETY or GENUINE LEATHER BAGS ll
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