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,e“ advertisements. not exceeding live
onetime. 250 : three times. we: sixtimes.
finding notice» let-a line. Marriage and
. mm. Schedule oi rates iorfdis-
advertisements tarnished on applica-
orr Run—Br mall. in advance.
prepaid: One month. me: three
a. tint: six months. 32.50: one year. to.
”red by DMOMYO. m a week. to be paid
carrier.
Own—No. rt Washington street.
lentil Norwnilt. »
‘ Burton (truest. No. to Wall street. Norwalk.
man are welcome at The Sentinel otlice.
you know of any news. you will center a
" by telephoning. sending or bringina it
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[Timon Box for the convenience of thouo
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‘ South Norwnllt. Conn.
I”
flefivmmg Sentinel has a Circulation
the Town of Nor-walk and its Suburbs
larger; Consider-ably, than the Combined
Circulation of the OHM? Three Local Dail-
y. Our Preu Room in always open to
titanium.
~ " .Tclcphonc Calls.
in ofliee, 92-5.
F Itorlnl rooms. 92-2.
Titration ottice. 504.
acme . , , .‘
ow York Herald Weather Forecast.
, Thewenther today promises to ho t‘lt'fli'
with slightly lower. followed by rleingtem-
couture. 'i'onmrrow it promises to in» fair
and warmer.
, Thermometer Record.
The hiahest point oi the thermometer tor
the twenty-tour hours ending at near. today
was 71 degrees were zero: lowest. :3 degrees
above
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'lflnlature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rises ' Sunsets I High tide Low tide
at 6.06 l at 0:45 at 'Jth 2:52
The temperatureof the water today is “to?
* FOURTH REGIME?" OFFICERS
Colonel Frost, Lieutenant-Colonel Crows.
' Chaplain Noble and Captain Rose.
Innn article upon the Stnic encamp-
maul; of tho (i. N. (9., the New York
Hera! says:
Colonel Russell Frost, of the Fourth,
came from Delhi. N. Y., where hc was
born in 1850. lie was appointed iirsi
lieutenant of (.lompanv 1), Fourth. South
N0rwulk,trom civic llfl’, January i'.‘.
1836, and captain one month llllt‘l'.
' Then he jumped to tho colon-icy ill
'A\‘4‘ January it, IB‘J‘J. [To in another Yah-
mun undo. lawyt-r oi' pmnntncncc. "i'
has been spending the suntan-r in
Europe, returning in time for camp.
His lieutenant-coionol, .lnllws‘ t‘.
Crows, of Norwalir, has probably tlu-
longest serviccrccoid in the slain. lie
enlisted in Company A. old Eighth, oi
January l, lSS-l. and has bccn in cvi-i
since, receiving his tirst munnirsion. so
second lieutenant, in INF-.3, becoming
otptain in it-iil, major in Mai, and lion-
t snout c lionei in 1am.
Chaplain Thomas K. ‘.\'obh-, of the
Fourth, C. N. (2., who livos in Not‘
Walk, and is sixty-four years old. \\'.|-
him in Norway. Mo. ii» scrvt-d :o
chaplain of (icnct‘ai i‘harlt-s llowutal'r
regiment in the war: was detached and
assigned to duty on the stall oi (tutu-rd
Scott, Department of thc booth. in Inuit:
wan transferred to ilicatnll' of Hutu-rut
JuiTcrnon (3. Davis, Ianiisvillc, Ivy. In
liltlttnantl than to thi- hittll' oi lit'lll‘l'ol
‘Burbanlt, in train, rosigniug in Nut.
He became chaplain of thc Fourth, t‘,
N. (3., .lmu- 21. mm.
Captain Rodin-u M. limo. of i 'omptny
1". Fourth regiment. i'. .\'. (6., Norwuik.
was born in l-lsschihin, in this. iio
Curved an a private in (Tuitpuny II.
Sixty-lint ithio \‘t Iuntour». from Fri--
rum l7. l-‘ti‘t, to July L‘l. twin. and llzlit
many thrilling exploits um lily w-out
His only service in thc t'onnt-t-ticnt
Nationaltinard has bccn as captain oi
Company l". ainrc Novctnlmr l. two,
Strange Fruit at Lightning.
During a rtwcut storm at linuluuv.
the house lwlnnuiilt: to tho t'Nlull" oi
Aaron Pit-rec, incur the app-r K'illilIl/il.
Ind now occupied by his am, was «truck
by lightning. Tilt! lmli t'lllt'l'l‘ll lllrulixli
‘Ilte‘rool, ripping otl' abiuizh-s, win. It
travelled down atom by the hull and
entered lllt' sitting room 'l‘hvrc it m at
it entirely around ihc room at tho who of
the ceiling. icavln: a trail with-h look.-
like . holder, :iluult tmi int-ho... wide, in
. all tltti colon "I iiiH rainbow. 'I ho mi
‘.‘ 01'» Martin to l» [wt-tit'itwtt. 'Ibl- bdt
divided and out- put .n at into tho- pun
l'if, melting :motlr r Irwin»: around this,
room. in like pbm- :mvl lil'llill"l‘. lav-”pt l
. tint it wm only about an inch will“ and"
l the various col-ire warn of n lights-r bun,
up (luiytzmetldngin thoentirv hon-v Was
not attire and that wanton-or inli ultillltt u
down from milk-word pod“.
"you ..-. . .
momma.
later-iterator
' glaairce -
anyone can see the difference be-
tween the iwmdmr of clear. pure
Sunlight
Snail
and other laundry soaps. but you'll
ltnow the difference when you use
it because it cleanses with
Less Labor . .
Greater Comfort
Lever Bm., l.td., lindaon & Harrison Stu, NY.
iii—iiiiiiiifi
WHAT THE WHEELMEN ARE DOING.
The National Circuit Meet—The Brake in Favor
~A Pretty Combination Suit.
Thoconimittec in charge of the big
national circuit rape meet at Meriden,
Saturday, August 29, have received as-
surances oi" so many entries that they
have secured the big, grunge building
close to the track for the use of the rac-
ingmcn. be building isu light, airy
structure with a broad shady balcony
from which the naming men can see
the races when not. competing. Av,
rangcmcnts have also been made to
urcomtnodato it),ilt)0 spcctators and
i’ullythnt numbcr arc cxpoctcd, as tho
<pccial rates front New Haven. New
THE
HYGIENIC WASHING.
firmnw
to"... .
”unit .A,
W A L]. FLOWERS .
Norwailt's Greatest Store.
IOSTON ST
NORWALK, count.
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Norwallt‘s‘ Greatest Store.
ALWAYS ON THE MOVE!
CONNECTICUT
LAUNDRY i
are not. always the prettiest things in
our designs in wall papers. We have
the acme of beauty in all tho new and
unique designs and colors for parlor, bed
room, dining room. vestibule, library or
sitting room, all snitctl to their particular
is now ugcu 'ltil‘ busi-
uc~s in i's u. w building
pliances of the latest ,
Approved Type. Fil
tered, Rage aerated
Water, Clear as Crys
taillsed.........
Everything thoroughly
modern and Sanitary.
Send address and wagon
willcall.
Connecticut Laundry,
HAVILIND STREET,
ents
I'olln
Britain, Hartford, Bridgeport and
\iidtlletown will bring many pimple;
l‘he cycle paths built by lilcridmr1
wheclmcn tothc north and south willl
also bring many wheclmen. .\ prt:-'
:rannuo has been arranged for visiting
needs anti appropriate adornment.
prices are low and our papers are away
mi up.
Painters’ Supplies.
Havlland 1authorignorant,Putin-tau.
ic urea rumed to order.
sttreet, SOUth Paintin , Puperhenging, Decorating
Norwaik. and Sign riting.
”' " " ” '_ . DECKER.
NeWMaCh'MW an“? 79 Washington Street. 80. Harwell:
' Barri nun tors
monds or Jewelry go to
HOMER B. HOYT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
( )tn'
Always Adding to the *
* Big List of Attractions!
\Vc‘havc secured through the well-known house of Smith & Angeli, balance of their
season’s offerings in
. Yoncouidn’t make
u better inveidtncnt
of money than by the
PURCHASE oi )iA
'DS, set or unsot.
They don‘t rust.
moths don't eat them
they don‘t iluotuute
in value to any rou-
Sonubie extant and
you can always rm.
ice on them vt-t'y
near y tlu-ir value.
They malt» line prcs-
ore always oxctdlohl
or heirlooms and
ii hen you want first-water diu-
terul.
80 Washington Street.
A
.vheclmcn's cutortainmcnt. consisting,
of runs ovor the line state roads outside 1
if the city and of outcrtainuu-nts in tlwl
:lnh‘s rooms. it is practicail ' assurcdl
that all the big circuit i‘llilst'l‘rl will cmu-
note in the races. The big invitation:
moo against time, which is fit be run in3
individual boats with pricing. has causal ,
no end of (ltiilllllt‘lll. It will I»- a novcl '
md highly t-xciting cvcnt. '
Tho brnkc is bound to grow in tin-iv,
lircumstauccs during the last few wan-its,
t’orcc tbisconolusion upon thc students:
if tlic‘t'vi'lc tradc. Acct-lvilts, scvcrnl‘
Lita! onus :nnongtho numhor, him- 0'. -
v'urcl in the East latcly, and it has I'm-u
drown that ill t‘lli'li cow :1 brukc. Ii;'.d
'hori- bccn om- :ttiuchcd. «amid doubtlcas l
lil‘v’t‘ averted the fatality. it appan'ut-
ly now rcuutins for a really clevcr d. .’
ticc to In» plnccd upon the murkl-t for it 2
o scorch. great success. A good luruko
a rcally'wuutctl. ’l‘lic cyclists rculizo it .
\lltl each day they an: lwcoining mou-
uul morc convinccd of its lh'l't‘fi'llly. .-\n
export ridcr has said: "Ii brukcs wcru ,
a universal tuc tho uumbur ofm-vidouts
could be dccrcascd ucarly titty pcrcont. 1
Even the droadcd and universally cou-
icmncd soon-her would not be sott-rrify»
in: it he had a lJl'lllit‘ on his \vlucl. it
would be of dccidcd lwneiit cvcn on
‘ovol placce, where a stop could bo mado
.pticltly. Noont- uccds to he told that}!
would be a decidcd udvuntugc on lllllr.
['ht- linYlCl'. nbovc all others, should it t
tttmnpt to T'Illi' in a hilly country with-
art a butltc. 'l'hoart of back pt-dnliug
Hun arc:unplidmwnt which should lw
:u-qnin-d by all. but thcro arc limos
when cvcn that does not avail. 'i'ht-
font may slip at a critical mouu-nt. or
any Mac of a don-n minur_ acculcnh
happen. which Iualtwt it inuwrativi- tint
til". ept‘ml of tlic Wllt‘t'l bu (llli'i‘h‘t'll at
once. 'I'Iltlt cannot be donc stm-«mst’ully
and without risk of injuring tiu- rilll'l'ltl'
the wheel without a lll‘llh‘", allow-11min
to the contrary notwitlmtanding.
The woman riders of the Hunt have» ai- !
footed a pretty continuation l‘or Ilw,
warm days ’i‘ho hot and cnmiwrtomc ;
b'ntlwr uud airtime logging urv not worn ‘
«1 generally as they were outlier In tho
your. The skirts havo- bccn lu-ngthcuwl
diglttly. and ordinary elm-kings arc
worn. 'l’In-to look Hunt and couiiurta-
bio. The women are also wearing a
fetching shirt Waist iii plvunnnt colors
with tour “‘lill‘ le'vt‘u. 'l‘ho oil‘t-ct is
pretty. An thcy skim by With thoso N
Hays tdct't'w fluttering in tho wnui they
look not Illlllkt‘ gigantic buttcriiim.
The little comedian. Mill‘nliail I'. Wild
ct“. saw a mun]: throw mmm pulse on it
road ncur Irmg ”rain it. Iltclt pod thug
Marshall brought his whorl to a stop
and ab-Iiwmi this oration: “\‘uu slop.
wry slab ehl- d slob. it I was but enough
I would mnlw you tut down on your‘
lattices and mi that glow."
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SENTINEL PATTERN.
a Tissue Paper Pattern at this Garment
May he Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made smciui arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
(fillovevli‘itting Patterns, by which we can .
present to our lady renders some of their ;
very newest and choicests puttems oi .
garments. Full and explicit directions?
for putting together the gamients ac‘
company each pattern
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war—onus .
'l‘hia jaunty jacket is ancient lirld l
colon-d broadcloth trinnned with rows 1 S
of narrow soutaclu- ilrai i and (ltl‘tttll‘lilt‘tl .
with injuu pcnrl buttons. four large I ut- i
tons living unctl in closing. Tho simpli-
city of this usciul top garment in only E
t'x"t‘i'ilt'll by its stylish cil'ect and grucc-
t'ul lint-uh, thc lmiutctl outline of tho
E
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l braid collar bring cxl'ccdingly fetching. . l'rlco ii. Zinnia». tin". mnlwn mica! l‘luinle-l'u
'i‘ho d:mblwbrcnslt-d fronts are loose tit~ l
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i‘rcscntingn high class, uovcl and do
Ventriioquism,
Prestidigitation.
I~'ut’lln‘childh u. Mniiucopricca: Adults.
*OPENING OF THE SEASON
lHOYT’S THEATRE
Brothers Bryne!
THE NEW EICHT
EA GIGANTIC PRODUCTION
ROTON POINT
unnomuu
Mr. and M rs.
D’Esta
and Company.
cidcdly lilo-using~4~ntcrtnimncnt,
consisting of
Vocalism and Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Cats,
Royal Marionettes,
Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
‘ Punch and Judy.
inc; t‘hildrcn. no. Evcning,
it! and ‘10 cents.
Thursday, Aug. 20.
'l‘ln‘ W Ii'lvl ldlilt‘tl
u-ir miutmouxlv ~..»cc~~lul ulcvluclllut'
ptu-luwtmu. -
BELLS.
'I'lm Womb-Hui It. wit u 5: Ship.
Tho Atltlt- my; ILWIIIIIW‘ lilde‘.
'I'Iin I'uuwuu lrvuu'l'i'nupt-ol .\crv-I>nl~.
'l‘io- liminliiul ltvluyotm.
'i‘ho Ila-wii-Iuiing ‘i‘.:~lt Scout-nu
'I'Ih- \\-'n-.Ioriul \lvv hanlcal I'lle'l-t.
l'illl tvl \‘tw-llliw.
nlid l'lniu'u ~ dorm.
ting. the buck and sides being :uljustcd i
closcly by under-arm gown and curv- l
iug t‘t'llli‘t' scams, Addcd I'ullmws is giv-
\
on leow tlu- waist line by pluits laid un- I NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
dorm-nth at tho ccutrc and side buck,
manna. The ianhiouublc alcoves art-3"“
shaped in tin-rt- tii't‘lltlllti. the upper m-am , influmuh. ,.,.,,,.. ......|... (Intro! Aluminiur 1m.
bcing outlincd with rows of brnid:.
groups of small buttons ill-curate this,
wrists. i'rt-Ity'jacltota in this style urci
mado oi whilx'ord. chcviot, twccd. aortic, ,
broadcloth or otlu-r woolcu uniting ml
plain and mimi ”do“. The collar can i
be or stilt. vr-lvct or overlaid with loco ii‘ l
n tnoi‘t' I'Inlmrnlc t‘Il't'ct. in «limited.
.lzu'ltotsnuub- “vomit" lll‘t' vory insh-
ionublc, and can ho plainly mntplutcd
With machine stitching by the Hindu.
| 'l'ih
l llttnl't
I
wida rumored to make llllti jacks-t for a
girl of ciuht years of ago is ‘3‘, yards.
Opening of the Season.
THE3 Guardsmenl
and n «til-[wilting vomitim HI It‘lriiltipio- plat-
itudml Hult'ibi uni-s.
'l‘ho quautii)’ of material It int-hon} l’iintms‘v'.Ramada
.
, ,Advanco Milo HI it‘lil .Il \l’cml'i- and Tom
‘ItIm-n'~: dim: quip
.Ml'l‘t'lll‘lld. .‘ltllittul'l‘.
TTDHI" .lll|~<lri|tl"\'t‘
Including the romantic )oumtavlor.
PAUL CAZENBUV‘.
0]
t lil‘l'l'tl'liltiiga'n “II! 'Ii‘dvlnv all Ibo Mi-
nuts in u 'u'llt'i‘l towiiwiiuo. he lhv
The pattern. which is No. “in? and ro- .
tails for iwcnty-Ilvccunts. is cut in sizes 3
for trivia or four, xix, eight. ton and
_... ml
t'ailtutitw itgtlun. :vl N'Irtt'nllt. \x. ’IIIlltlZIi
io-npumn Limb-n. .li.ul|u|il . nu. HI"
tum“ lNat‘l‘li t;
tin". or i'nui- 'H4 v 1. to. ilrhigopmt, Aug
i-‘uanmmmwn 1 mi 17. A. It. lr .,
I‘i'ttillw cunwlnitd “I ”In said I'n'littitn-
"wicnmtmlnuiut town“ iiwtuin wt Inrib
Probably romemlv't hearing
about llan‘e SflTtNh-rdifll last ,
«clamor. , i
It mmtn many Irlnnala: it will i
number more ihi- ymr. i-o-
mum- it ulna-n met what i-i
I‘lnilttt'tl lot it. ('Ivrrw't all
all bum ”roubles. ‘
leltlt‘ ledtlm tm nt Its:
05- rurbrtmltutkflufs. Norrie“. .
F ii. Baxter. 11. II. l’lnistndl
and E. 0. Tomliiwm. Breath
”m3.
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I it a lbw!" " anti vii mm- Hi unto". O‘NIITIHi'tl",
in the Nutcrlnt“ touri, in and tor I’nlinvhl
tmmlr, on tho first ‘l‘uwduv r-i Hwt- whim.
l in. Ital twili'imtt util‘l Irv-M2 innml llt- till-
mil!“Til"flufllt‘linrih."Hi tic will dutcmlr
mi out n nt iwto lltlv‘ultilt‘ulvlgnll" I" mm
un‘muwn.
’i‘b 'tt‘lnrt‘. Itrdvml. tint u ll4‘v u! in" hand.
nut-y u’ or i m-Iutn'niot in»: ion by publishing:
llIi-e “MW in tho l‘.‘ T'l_\I\'v’l*l.N l' Slain :t,
hl‘W-t'tlltflt‘ "pinto, in Nut i ilr 4.1 Ht'tllli \ttr ‘
truth. in mail manly. on m a Woo-it M MW.
write upwwaslt il' . tunwu-dr I! on m be? It»
the with t ay ut Atmo- . A, it . W“?
M 'T‘. IIAVIIJ It
lWI‘lVl' yours: ot'ngo. E
rvrutso ssa mm 1
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coupon. I
Entitlinc to one Bottom; any size. oi No. l
“in, no.
(lot this.» out. [ill in yourtmmeandaddrose ’
and mail or take it to l
Stuttevant’e Bargain House 1
Nu:- m... - !
Amman r
“muffins No. not. can mzttmw-w-lli
This coupon and it , to
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Mid m Sou
Ami. (Turk Id tho Hmmriurt'mm ior nirflP'd 5
County.
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Our. Main and Wall Streets,
MEN’S LADIES’ AND Missrs'HOSEl
At prices lower than all previous records. "It means, to state it,briefly, that
500 Will Buy One Dollar’s Worth.
This Sale opens Saturday Morning at 9 o‘clock.
HOSIERY.
l case, 60 dozcn, latlics' fast black, seamless stockings, spliced heels, full lengths, all clean and fresh
stock, pcr pair, BC; box of 6 pairs, 39c.
i came boys'nad girls' ribbcd stockiuga, S. and A. make, the regular 25c quality; not more than 6 pairs.
to a customer: per pair 12 i-2c. -
l case men's tint: black and tan llUSt‘, high spliced heels. warranted two thread, lIcrmsdori’ dye, per pair,
l.1tdic>' l’rcntsh lisle lmsc, in black only, cvcry pair warranted perfect, same as sold everywhere at 48c;
t‘.lll'l last long, per pair, 251‘.
DRESS GOOD$..
LINENS.
to picccs black, figured jncqluit‘ds. cashmere finish. 50c grade. for out: week. only 37 I"it? ,Vfll'tl.
4o~mcli :1” Wind I-rcnrh Ilcuricttn, our regular $1 quality, sold usually by dealers at 33:25; special, for
[his wot-It, 75C pcr yard. .
5t; in. lint.- bleached (lurinnu dammit, cxtm value, one weck only. 231‘ yard.
iiali bleached, (extra licnvy purc liucu damask. for this wcck. ‘aSc.
.lusl reccivcd, n ncw and complctc line oi window shades. Prices from 25c up.
IN OUR POPULAR CLOAK ROOM.
Ladics' suitt, a low size; only, in plain scrgcs and fancy mixtures. at about out: half regular prices.
Ladics' suparn'c shirts, in blur k scrgcs. iigurcd niohairs and fancy checks. at priccs from 25 to 4° pm‘
t'cnt Ims than regular vnlucs.
Latlics' Initiiitig’euitn at SLo‘l and $3.50; worth $3 (111114.50.
Infants' and misscs' short drt-sscs, in white and i'aucics, a large variety at rcusmmblc prices.
THE BOSTON
STORE,
NORWALK, CONN.
thrc can I obtain the finest (iiit Educ l‘rmtnr I
cry lluttt-r in town, Tic lb; {libs for $1.0": i
At
) I ‘ ' I ‘ \ . I I t l I '1 '
ilortbn s instruct of (elite, for punus, tit .‘ say.
Delicious Java and Mocha (loil’cc. tbc tlnmt .
gtuuiutmsibh-toobtain': ' t
mour’s
TELEPHONE OALL. 58-2
Important Questions Answered!
\ liigh (Prado Tt'iudti all the name indicatcswsint-
I ply peril-M?
\ .\ full line of the Ferris (‘ulebrnted Hams. Beno-
: loss it lift)", ctc. Thoilnest goods to be secured 2‘
i Fancy White I“ull (fronm Clumse. tild English
I Iiuiry I’hilmh-Iphiu t.7rcnui,'.\'eui'clmtcl'.‘
W‘Not ltoi chcnp, but how good. \Vc can scrvc you in tho most :tcccptablc manner.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Orooor.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST., .. . ..
SO. NORWALK.
A 9060 WIFE
Should also be a good cook. As bread is the staff of life, it is important that
door of the best quality be used.
tell you to be sure and
BUY “MAUD S" FLOUR.
ilusiutuda it you consult your wives, they will
It is made from perfect whom, quality is always the some, and it malttw 2o
MORE LOAVES TO THE HARRI'ZI. 'I'IIAN ANY ilTIIIiR FLOI'R.
$4.25 PER BBL; $50 PER BAG.
We are soiling 1500 pounds: of our boat lilgin (Ircnnwry boltcr curb wcolt. (Ina
we supply you ’ ()ut price in
i9c PER POUND.
20 poumls boat Granulated Sugar for than
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
Donovan Building, - - - - - - - - South Norwaik.
35‘AND 37 MAIN BTRIET. NORWALK.
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