Killed
othy Merckleny, 4
Stamford—Martin
STAMFORD. Conn.. June 27.—
Amording to witnesses the child
ploying with her two sisters in
e of sand near the trolley switch
‘7 Shippan Avenue when a car
3 at a fast rate of speed turned
0 the tracks and struck her. kill-
her almost instantly. The too
on of the young girl positively
‘titled Gorn as the driver or the
. 'th car “hich snuffed the life
Dorothy as they were playing
, the sand pile.
VI'Gorn. who is an electrician, stop-
' - his car and placed in it the life-
'11,.
.. body of the child and rushed to
r-3's Pharmacy on Main Street.
7 0 miles from the scene of the ac-
" out. Nothing could be done as the
id had been instantly killed. and
1 body was 1em01 cd to Plitchard' s
ortaking Parlors on Bank Street
roll of Accident
{When questioned by Captain of
tectives ’lhomas Foley, the too
7‘1 srs of the dead girl stated that
,. y had bcn at Halloncen Park
'- 6 had started for home When they
"17 the pile of sand by the side of
_‘. road. The three children walked
.— toss the road and had been play-
, 3 in the sand but a few minutes
. "en the car alleged to hate driven
'Gorn bore down upon them.
. king the youngest child. running
or her and killing her instantly.
. Gorn was apprehended a few min-
7 s after he had taken the lifeless
--y of the child to Berg's Drug
.o c. He was taken into custody by
leCtive-Scrgeant James Tllewlis
.thn questioned by the police’
in admitted that he had picked
‘ child up after she had been
‘ lick by a passing automobile. The
,0 sisters of the dead child were
Ion questioned and upon seeing
-rn. cried out. "He's the man that
"t little sister!" Gorn seemed in—l
fiferent when the two children
ti1ely identified him and em-
tically denied that his car struck
0 child. stating that he did not
' his car over into the car—tracks
Being Struck by Car on Shippan Avenue,
Under $2, 500 Bonds
by Automobile
Years Old, Dies After
Gorn, Driver, Released
At their formal opening tomorrow
souvenirs will be given to the kid-
dies.
Mr. Malkin is office manager of
7 Norwalk Fur company and will
evote his time between'the two.
Mr. Knapp, who has been a. the-
atrical producer for the John B.
Rogers Producing company. will
July
lsh
Bad Weather and Poor
Management Work
Against Success of
1st many of the so regarded outlaw
baseball clubs which 11ers .to flour—
vania, Eastern Ohio and West Vib-
ginia. are xery tame indeed.
the exception of the clubs in the \lid
tennis harboring contract juniper:
and resets-To evaders is nil. .
Before the season started Pitts-
burgh was to be a. hot. bed of 131-;-
on of the class just described. but?
elements have worked against, their
success. First... the weather put. a.
crimp into the amen, and the back-
ers. very few of whom had any prac-
tical experience/in the business and
the end at the game, began to 415--
to collect
road.
cent. at Canton an
The cluborepr
. the Teams veiop cold feet when it became themselvu only. with the result that
pITTSBURGI-I. June tat—Tho manifest to them that continued it is hard to pick out one real good
daily. meridian of the baseball business. digging 11% their bank rolls to make smart team. And college- coaches
up pay rolls would be the case thru\
out. the summer. The result‘is that
many of them have already quit.
One club. which was to be well
backed, blew after a game when'the
chief backer claimed his men 11' re
playing only for the First. and ~ 1'-
4. has not set been reached
say the weather
throughout \Vestern Pennsyl-
With form
:
531.1111” while on the;
The point hat/hat outlaw bnsebnll
is not in high mvor among the pub-
lic in this section of the country. ox-
mountain.
ting towns and
manufacturing concerns. are mule .
up mostly of players who play for.
hercaboutl are complaining. ,
militnteo what
their games in early spring and
when it idoes become favorable the
tossers ’nro otartint to reach their
around commencement time.
and then they are in shape for the
The?
now devote his entire time to the
new; business
Their free collection and delivery
ser1ice has never before been at—
tempted ,in No rwalk. but has had
much success in larger cities. Their
many friends are Wishing them suc-
cess.
Reduction formula: Divide diet
and multiply exercise by 2.
Many "robust" men, unknown to
themselves. are poor physical risks.
NEW VICTOR
' RECORDS
RED SEAL RECORDS
Ion—Marcheta
Indiana Moon 1
.‘IcCormack
DANCE RECORDS f.
19339~It Had to Be You-Fox :
Trot 3
The Hoodoo
Trot
Paul “'hitcman and His Orch.
1934Z—nghtingale—VValtz
S. S. Leviathan Orrll
Sunrise and You——.\ledlr}
Man—~Fo .\
“’altz
The Troubadours
19341—Vthn Dixie Stars Arc
Playing Pcek-a-Boo—
l-‘ox Tl'ot
I Need Some Pettin'—l-‘ox
, Trot
Barney Rapp and His Orrh.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
RELORDS ‘
IMHO—Oh! E13.
The Happiness Boys
“7 was alleged by witnesses and the
9 sisters 0! the dead girl.
art Shoe‘ Repairing >
Business 1n Norw aik!
,A new enterprise has been startml
'Norwalk by too well~known
ting men. Raj: Malkin andl
' weliyn Knapp. of this city ham
' blished a collection and delivery
‘ 'ice in connection with thnir nt-wi
-e repairing and hat renovating:
’ ‘ness at 91 Main strcct. This 11ill’
. 'of especial intorcst to the peoplni
the. outlying districts. Agencies;
f 0 been established in Crnnhury.
; o nipauk, Bell Island and R0wn3-r
‘ t.- where collections will he madrw
l
I
A GUARANTEED
ELECTRIC IRON
—F‘()R~
$3.95
——o.\'__
EASY PAYMENTS
‘THE CONNECTICUT
" GHT & POWER co.
natural
Maths. Him
WIkibrTfi-lsm
T.HOPHNS&SON. New
The
Evening
'Sentinel’s
iditorial
Page
written for those
yidents of Nor-
who want to
511 are not afraid
”think.
.1 d it daily.
It will help put
ght on im-
" local and
, .
Hard Boiled llosc
Thr- Happiness Boys
laws—Anchored
\Vilfred Glenn
Out on the hoop
Wilfred Glenn
——“’ine. “'omon and Song
\Valtz
You and You “'altz
Victor Symphony Orcll.
HEAR THESE RECORDS
AT
The A. J. Collins CO.”
South Norwalk F
35743
40 to 1800
Gallons of
Hot Water
For a Short Time Only '
Special. -
0 f f e r. "
“Durable”
ironing Table
' Only $7.85
For Both
Here'snchmocrogetthemmoct
simplctosctupandmostsolidironing
table made. ANDthewcllknown Western
Electric {Fonwitharcvenibie sund.non-
kinkoord and louglivcdhcating cleaner:
ntaworthwbilesaving.
Western Electric Iron ........ $5. 00
“Durable" Ironing Table ..... 5.00
{10.00
BOTH FOR ONLY $7.85
Remember this unusual ofl'er holds good
for a limited time only
Act Now—Time is limited
Warm; Electric
No. l-A Iron
time to enient.
would, pick up ney during
lying.
. ; dormer Major league onmelder would
7 ' fl ‘ come over from ' Philadelphia of Yokahoma comm“: ‘Thec. _
; between June 15 11nd Bootember 15.
This rule was adopted several m
nowhegjhe collegosdeclded it was
l in players who
the
summer in spite of the rules laid
down by theginstitutiono. For one
thing it. disc‘ouraged' cheating and
u Med that Dick Berle}: nomad... To , ‘
YOKAHOMA .11.". .
again next spring tc coach the. Pitts-
burgh team.'1‘he rumor was un- l Kemper for the dlscm .
founded. Were Harley to quit the } ment which Amelicar ‘
Panther. which is unlikelv, Dr Bill the President Marxism; “n
Barrett Freshman coach uould be ed by umbels of h. e s. I" a
the logical man to succeed him. A?
”apologized to Lnileq s
of the Amcrirdn Pass Ksr k .
h forced to undergo a. ”11“” “e
ATIBFY your thirst for thrift by orous 0.1:aminallnn s h. “d ‘ rig
ansswering classified offers lag-rhea hare rum, '4. 11 m 191,
Everybo
"s Bargain lay Festival
To last 5 days—Beginning Saturd ay, June 28, until Thurs. July 3d
So. Nowalk Mill Outlet Stores, 111.
124 WASHINGTON STREET . .
SOUTH NORWALK
’ DBIOORATIO
common
muss
some 1101mm;
m1. occur
noise on was
rats-1' BALLOT
; If the supremacy of
3 I‘m Outlet Store Soto
vice was put to vote. it
would be Hill Outlet
Store on the first bal-
, lot—there are not "do
.1 any “dark horses"—
1 because the South Nor-
‘ walk Mill Outlet Store
stands absolutely alone.
unparcilcllsd alike in
service and value! Its
i success is the so the
1 1 fact that when this at.
‘ tablishment was opened
under the new manage-
ment we "started some-
thing" as well as a
store. introducing prin~
_‘ cipies of value, thrift
i and economy which
I
I
have revolutionized the
general merchandising
profession in this local,
113.
And now, we have
;. something to announce.
' of special interest and
appral to on: host of
i p: irons. Thanks to a
r:.1 tent merchandising
t.o-11p and a liberal or
pcndi one of money.“
' are enabled to offer to
4 the public a tale of such
' stupendcus voices. such
greatly reduced values,
1 such thrift-inviting op-
romantics. that it. will
he the talk of the town!
An EVERYBODY'B
BARGAIN DAY BALE
——}‘cr Everybody Will
Be Remembered by av.
‘
900 Marvelous
House 69’ Porch Dlr'essas'
Eighteen Delightful New Styles in Regular and Extr S -—
At the Amazingly Low Price of a 12.
$1.05
Values $1.39 to $1.38.
cri‘bcdy.
At last we have the solution
to ycur b11112; problem—tho
answer to your question.
Through the ce-cpkstion of
L. H: as! e Son (one of tho
larger! makers of Smart Sun:-
xner Drcsses in the world). the
New York Merchandise Co.
(one of the largest general
merchandising concerns in ex-
-<——-v~h~.‘~ .w. o .
,Mercbmdising Co. (systolic
ing in dry goods) we are on-
abétd to place on sale more
than Home worth of rust-
T he Norwalk’s Electric Co.
11 NORTH MAIN ST. Telephone 2978
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
' cbrniist. acquired in the last
i {inern days. .Just thx‘a of
; what this opportunity means
to you!
W: have been planning this
sale {or some time—and now
a happy {ate and a brilliant
merchandising coup have con-
————__
Maintained a: any temperature
desired. with the slightest amount
at attention require; to tiring and,
with the utmost fuel economy.
wl'bn using an ABEVDROTH 1
TANK HEATER.
ABENDROTH BROS.
Est. 1 8 4 0
Port Chester N. I.
BATHIN G
SUITS
r011. WOMEN ll
One-piece Jersey Suits
$3.98 $4.98,
$5.98 $5.98
FOR GIRLS .1: 31188118 ‘
One-piece Suits
$2.00 52.50 l“
55.98
Rubber Bathing Shoes for
Women and Children
$1.13 $1.25
$1.35 $1.50
Bathing mu, Tights 1c Etc.
IRVING B. STONE
'Indieo": a. Children's Specialty ”r;
Shop -
13 and 15 mar.
3933512319931?
‘ PURITAN SKINNED HAMS
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 M ‘
AIN STREET . ‘ NORWALK. CONN.
BRANCEEB
Norw. lit. Cfut‘. NC '1" ' /
:1 1 r 4111., East Norwalk, Wastport, Stamford, Batten, Cos Cob. George.
town. Black Rock and Bridgeport. “
Legs Genuine Spring Lamb,
41-2t061bs. 30clb.
Rumps of Veal . . . . . . 24c lb.
PorkRoast 20clb.
Boneless Rib Roast . . . . 30c lb.
Rump Pot Roast . .20c to 22c lb.
Spring Lamb Fores . . . .
VealCutlet
FreshHams
Bread &,Butter Pot
Roast=....";.........
Shoulder Pot Roast . . . .
18¢ lb.
40c lb.
22c lb.
2411‘ lb.
161 lb.
Hamburg Steak . .. 18c Rib LambChops . . 32c Fresh Plate . . . . .. . . . 8c
Flank Steak .. . . .. 25c Loin Lamb Chops . 4.51; corned Plate . . . . 7c
Round Steak 34c Lamb Stew 12c Wetc°m°d3°°f13°
Sirloin Steak 36c Loin Veal Chops .. 35c Rm" cm“
Porterhouse Steak 42c Calves Liver .J . . . . 40c Bigffldver 1.. .29.“? a
I
YOUNGHENTURKEYS 42ch
YOUNG ROASTING CHICKENS.........;...
,FancyFowls..........38clb. MilkFedB
rollers ....50clb.
...26ch.
ooooooo_’ooson-ooooos
Smoked Shoulders . . . . 13c! Pur ..
Sunhgh tButter....... 45131:: Fregilaggsélsceds
DIXIE BACON .
ilCfldfiUO
oncocoon-o.-olleoOI\Q—‘o.nott9-
3'
......45clb.._
spizcd to place its advantages
- . in your hznds.
I 0:1: reputation for general
merchandise, both in quality
1 and economy. is of course. is.
1 mills:- to our barons. Suffice
f.tosaythatthsprodumwo
m featuring for display on
the occasion or. this sale will
satisfy both the curiosity and
the shopping needs of every-
body
g . called to our Downstairs
1‘ fionsofurnismng Department.
'. concodedtobotbs largest and
~ more complete in the Nor-
} ms.“ To further introduce
the public to the wonderful
. advantages of this department
we have reduced our prices
from fifteen to fifty percent.
—-especially for this occasion.
Need we say more? .
And dry goods; aside from
the quality or the lot we have
acquired from one New York
Hex-chunks. and the Gotham
Herchandiu companies, which
is typical of them the out-
fenturo of these
goods is that they comprise
, the most perfect. workmanship
.‘ on the market today, irre-
spective of price, as well as
fabrics notable for their dur-
ability and excellent islander-
all: qualities. ti:
been grea need {or
pd
And now for a novel fu-
ture of this stupendous sale—-
Our TOY burnings-r. 0!
ist:r.c:) and also the Gotham ,
Y0.“ Difficult: attention is V
Theostirolot»
Ne less to say this sale will be the talk «'f 'E:.< (731'.
Women re ready to buy new Spring Dz'msns f :' .fI‘Ll’.
And we offer them a chance to bur drwsws .m urn"; : :'v'.~ '21::
usual for the monev, that we know they 11.1 tut: 1 '1' 2: 13.:-
dreds to this sale.
All color- fast Gincl am that have won Inn: c' '-.:'
utatlons for the faithful scruce tbcv £2Yt‘. 5'1';
W1nthr0p.l ni1'ersal and Br1'n Mawr—z n r M: :i
plenty of them Every Dress new fresh cri sp—a J
the fastidious woman.
IMPORTANT—We particularly r9111
are downtown tonight or tomorrow will 1.;".\' L
are now on exhibition in our winslnvr.
,Q. .1,
The following are taken from the hundreds \. i ~.,
have on sale '—
Hcre is a chance 101' the ladit‘ s to pm 1n 2. .z'k
stockings of the two best} 'n011n bran1is—' ‘l‘ -. i
“IPSWich‘”. in all the latest shades O 111' r9: ' r.“ a" ’ “$7131
98 cent seller— for this sale only 85 cents a. pair.
Men's Tmeiece Bathing Suits , , 95: a suit
Lndios' Bathing Caps, regular 25c; ................ Special 106 63d!
BOYS' One-Piece Bathing Suits ...................................
Ladies' Silk Lingette Bloomers, all colors. dozx‘
. .
, . ...
{‘1" (Ear .1
bottom, regular $1.19. ................................ Special 87c pair
Children’s Imported Socks, regular 19c 101:? Pm
Babies Turkish Bibs, regular 15c 81: each
Ladies’ Leather Pocket Books, some wort h hi- ~‘:. 2: “l 4. '—95°
Block- and White-headed Pins, regular 3c icz. 2 (if: 591' 1°
Men's Largo Handkerchiefs. regular 10c 4131', each
Misses' and Children’s Handkerchiefs ....................... to each
Ladies' Vests, regular 25c ...................................... 171:5 9301'!
Ladies’ All Rayon Silk Hose, assorted colors, re; I‘."\"‘455 P1“,
Hen"! Pure Linen Handkerchiefs ................................ 14¢ each
Ladies’ V08“. regular 19c .............................................. 2 for «0:
Men's Nightshim, regular $1 19 .............................. .. We each
Women 3 Union Suits, regular 49c ................................ ”-96 93 h
Ohfldren' s Bloomers, worth from 290 to 39¢ .............. 23" Pm
Women’ s Bmsieres, regular $1 49 ............................ 88: each
%-length Children s Sport Socks, regular 59c ............ 45" Pm
hdies' Bungalow Aprons, regular 79c ........................ 57¢ each
Ladies’ Pure Silk Full fashioned Hose, reg. $1. 3; $1 43 Pair
Huck Towels, regular 15c ............................................ 19c “Ch
Lsdies' Crepe Bloomers, regular 490 ............................ 385 Pm
Turkish Towels, regular 15¢ each ............................ 91:0 each
7M“ VBM regular 49c each .................................. 2for 690
£8de Split 3083, regular 39c ______________________________________ 2 for 456
Men 11 Silk stripe Shirts, regular $1 98 ... 5129
M“ AFN}! Dresses, regular 08c .' ............................. 876 Will
‘Ladies’ White Lisle Hose, regular 49c .370 PW
Fancy Embroidered Pillow Gases, regular 79.: ........ 50¢ each
Hen’ 8 10111110011 Union Suits, regular 59c ................ 476 each
Men' I 38151153311 Underwear ....................................... 550 “Ch
TOY DEPARTMENT ll
hm Siu- 'Hamma 1301.49 .................. $1. 00 ea:
M3510 Sheepskin DQ932311? $2. 98 .............. $1 98 °3~h
ml. M regular 790 .............................................. 49° ”Ch
Radium Bile Flags, regular 39c _,, ______________ ‘ - 25° 93°11
Euros-piece Garden set; _________________________________________________ 8° 59‘
DOWNSTAIBB HOUSEFURNIBHLWG DEPARTMENT
7" Gold-bond W Cereal Set, regular $9. 95—51395“! $3 ‘5
10c each
m». "rd: P11“. plain or decorated .. .......... . Inn...“— '10:: each
ates C0
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