‘bout the li‘ourt ii of July.’
Al" LANE’S.
' Phone 130-6.
‘ 50.:
Will buy a delicious‘
FRUITED ICE
a cooling
lCE 11111311111 SODA
made irom pure cream
and pure fruit juices
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
1......“ .
Localilur lines
The telephone call for the branch Of-
fice of The Evening Sentinel In Nor.
walk Is No. 44.
Robert Josolovsky, who has been III,
is Improving.
(lomstock Brothers have great bar-
gains In straw hats. See the ad.
'1‘: J. Mngner is selling a large in-
voice of palm loaf fans for three cents.
Now Is the time to purchase wash
fabrics. E, K. Banks has a large. as-
sortment. '
Willie Moore has resigned his posi-
tion at the landy Kitchen, in South
Main street
Joscloft is selling the finest. Elgin
creamory butter for twenty- five cents
per pound.
W. B. llnholtz lost the rudder off his
It is now out
on the float being repaired.
‘ Olive Branch Lodge. K. of It, will in-
stall their newly elected oflicers.
Thursday night, of this week.
Have you sern the summer furniture
at Sturtevant's‘.’ it will pay you to
call if you need anything in that line.
James Rooney opened his hand laun-
dry, In South Main street, this morn-
ing. liis many friends wish him suc-
cess.
The South Norwalk Water Commis
slono‘rs did not hold their regular meet.
ing Saturday night. There is very Iit~
tic business to transact. at present.
Adam Singer has received a letter
from his wife, who states that she has
arrived safely in Bavaria, Germany.
She describes the voyage as being
very rough.
I.
The South Norwalk Quartette Club
will hold a meeting and rehearsal in
Germanic. Hall tommTow night. Ar-
rangements “ill be made for either a
picnic or excursion. .
The masses at. St Joseph's (‘l11111l1
' during July and August will be low
commencing at 3 and 10 o ‘clock. ’1 here
will be an evening service. , as the choir
takes a two months' vacation.
There is 11 difference of opinion as
to the number of signs between here.
and Rotou. painted on rocks bv Dr.
Dick's Modhinc Co. All who set this
are requested to count and report
"Up From Slavery" the ninth in the
series of talks about the Bible will be
the subject of the midweek meeting
Thursday evening in the Norwalk Con
gregational chapel. Meeting com
Inenccs at 8 o'clock.
. The Sacrament of the Lord's Slipper
was administered at the morning ser-
vice yesterday In the Norwnlk Congre
gational Church and Miss Melissa Wat-
urs, from the Long Ridge Congrega-
tional Church, was received into mem-
bership. ,
Rev. G. D. Egbert will be grateful to
any persons who will loan him papers.
books Or' information of any sort that
will be of interest in connection with”
a historical sketch of the Norwalk Con.
gregntional Church. to be used at the
celebration In the fall.
Samuel McGowan driver of the sup-
ply wagon of the South Norwalk fire
department injured his right foot
Fourth of July morning, while jump-
ing into his seat. in response to one of
the false alarms of fire. He has sine)
been unable to use the foot, and George
. Shepard has been substituting as driv-
er of the wagon.
--Dr 111.8. Rosco, dentist and aurist
‘ ’ can be consulted In the parlors of the
Mahackemo Hotel, on Tuesdays and
Fridays, between the hours of 1 and 5
p. m. and daily betwen 9 and .13 a.
m. 6 and 9 p. m. at 515 Falrfleld ave
nun, Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
BV FAR
The best place to buy your Tobac-
- noes; Wholesalemr retail. We buy di-
rent them the factory and can't be an ‘
demold. We can show you it fine .llne' ‘
,0! Cigars, Havana. Domestic and For»
to Rico; Without: an unto-date as-
. mrbnent of Cut Plugs Mixtures, Long
Cari and Turkish Tobacco. We can .
hour you Over 30 kinds of Turkish Ci-
arenas. Warns]: n: weinltyofCt
All kind: of lien fund can be found
at the Bridge Fish Market every day.
-——-
F. D. Coleman Is giving sheet music
away this week. See what the ad.
1111st
The Old Well Cigar
resume WOI'k tOIHOI‘I‘OW
since last Thursday.
Company will
after 11 lay off
Joseph Discsn, the harbor. has a fine
collection of old coins which be In
tends to put in a frame.
Mrs. J. F. llI'yant. who has been quite
seriously III at her home In Maple
street. Norwalk, is gaining slowly.
Howard Zoloft and family are mov-
ing today from Holden avenue. Nor-
walk. to' the corner of Chestnut and
Henry streets.
A party from the Norwulk Methodist
Church are planning to go to Cannon
by cnrryall Wednesday evening, to at—
tend a lawn party in that place.
mltlchard Nonek opened his Jewelry
store In North Main street, this morn~
Ing. after being laid 11p several weeks
with a dislocated shoulder. He would
be pleased to see all his old patrons
again.
First Selectman Samuel Lyncs. of
Norwaik. Is in Hartford today. confer-
ringwlth Highway Commissioner Mc-
Donald. over some matters pertaining
to the armory bill work. '
Henry Deagan. who Is employed In
laying the new water main III Mech-
anlc street, Norwalk. was taken it!
with heart trouble this morning and
was obliged to give up his worq.
The South Norwalk Baptist Church
choir sent flowers to Mrs. Horace Key-
worth. who Is ill at her home In Cove
11vcnuc,l1}ast Norwalk. They were
greatly appreciated.
Mr. and MIs. Frederick I’ltzci. of
Stuart avenue. Norwaik. went to Stab
on Island today, and expert to return
this evening with Mr. l’ltzcr'u mother.
who has been visiting relatives in that
place.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company.
of Norwalk. In preparing shortly to
run a Sunday excursion to North
Beach. One of the Iron Steamboat
Company's vessels will
chartered.
An automobile broke down in Nor-
wnlk Saturday night and was towed
to Dunn & Banks” stabic amid the dc-
risivc about of a crowd of boys who
thought the chauifeur‘s hard luck 11
source of amusement for them.
Captain Nason. of the Salvation Ar-
my. wishes The Sentinel to state that
order at the meeting last Friday plain,
and that It was not broken up by the
boys with tin-(Tucker's. although they
annoyed the meeting considerably.
Rev. S. D. Woods. of ltou'ayton,
preached III the South Nor-walk llnp—
tist Church. yesterday. morning and
evening. it was decided for the rest
of the month to discontinue the prom II-
ing and to hold only two services S1111-
day prayer meeting at 10:15 and Sun-
:im school at 12 In.
A very interesting service was held
yesterday afternoon at the Smith Nor-
walk Mission. The Rev. W. W. 'l‘.
Duncan. pastor of the Smith Norwalk
Methodist Church addressed the meet-
ing.Tl1c Young l’eoplcs‘ (" hmus from
the Methodist ChIII'IJI,sa11g. l‘lctcbcr
Warden. of Brooklyn, led the service.
~ Cadet Bogardus of the Salvation Ar-
mv 111111 quit!1 badlv injured. last
Thursday evening on ‘1‘. est 1111111110 Shc
had alightcd from the car at thr1 foot
of Cedar. street and was walking to-
11 11rd. the sidewalk when she was run
into by two men on a tandem. The
young lady was quite badly bri‘scd.
and has been unable to be out with to-
(1111'.
-—\\' by do we invite the people to go
and look at the lots in ()atnuis Park?
Because we know we have purchased
the most desirable property to gi1e
away to consumers of Norka Mailed
Oats. Get this delicious breakfast
food of your grocers. At 60 Wall
street. Norwaik. they will tell you of
the property. .
Robert 11. Wchrle of South waalk
paced Iivc miles with three other bicy-
clists Saturday in Bridgeport on the
Pleasure Beach track and broke the
state record, doing the run in this. or
at a 2:14 clip. Mr. Wehrle was
fourth at the close. a man named El-
mcr fom Hartford taking first prize.
M the New Haven Coliseum track
last week Mr Wehrle came out sec-
ond In his boat but did not qualify for
the finals.
The three hundred children who are
to enjoy an outing at the hands of the
Salvation Army. will leave the switch
at, the east end of the Washington
street bridge. tomorrow morning. at
3:30. The trip will be made to Return
Point In four ears. and thence across
the beach to Knickerbocker. grove.
Games will be enjoyed. and at noon
each child will have a box of lunch.
cars will be allowod to go with small
children.
- In?
WATCH THE SPACE FOR 31111.
GAINS.
0 Size Ladies Waltham Watch. gold
31:011.. . 3 , _
, 18 Size Ccnts' Hunting. Stem Wihil,
probably be ,
the Smith Norwalk police kept good '
The return will be made at 5: 20. Moth-.
lllllllll (lllT'
filled can guarantee! to wear :5
Our Great
Straw Hat
Values Has
they Town
Talking
Judging from the business We 111
selling all the straw bats In the city
ARY LOW PRICES
that are attracting the crowds.
newest and best shaped.
Wenamc a few Items to gl1 c you
but would much prefer that you come
The new Split Senet, 1.00 and $1.
Porto ltican Palms. $2.00 to $4.0
Genuine Panamas. “0.00;
Fine Split Straws, $1.00 to $3.00.
liouglr and Ready, 501: to $1. 50.
Milan and Canton Braids 25c to
Everything for but woamei wear,
Largest line of Trunks and Bags
14 south Main St.
South1Norwnlk.
1
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1 1
I
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i Tel., 322.
reasons. We buv direct
shippers. We buv the
We carefully screen both
and price count. we win.
Buy Oats That's Ci
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0 fl
Godunov-1w -
T’S QUALITY, IMMENSE VARIETIES} AND EXTRAORDI-
Hero you will find every straw weave imaginable and In all the
Genuine IInpoIted Pnnamns Imported French and
l’alms Manila Braids also ().anton Milan and Mackinaw
satisfy yourself that our values are simply unapproaclmblc.
reduced from $15.
00111516616 BrOs.‘
WE HAVE GOOD REASONS
‘ for claiming your patronage, the very best of
you don’t pay for (inland dust.
MANUEL T.,HATCH.
11 doing one. would think we weio
Porto mean
an Ice what you may expect,
In and examine the qualities and
50.
0.
51.00.
In the city.
Masonic Building
Norwalk
Tat, 76 12
Irom the WeStern
best crade‘s of grain.
Oats and Corn, and
II quality
can. ' .1
49 WELL ST.
..Croquet . Sets"
‘ $1.00 Upward-s;
, WM. P“. BEERS,
Bookseller. Stationery Engra ver,
NORWALK.
SHEET MUSIC
GIVEN AWAY.
I will give free one sheet oi
musrc With each copy bought
' . - this week. ‘er.
F. B. COLEMAN,
10 North Main 3b, 80. Norwalk. 34
Freeze Your Cream
Without Grinding
Use 21 XXth Centurv’freez—
AS1111; about 11.,
NORWALK HARDWARE CO.
MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
BRIDGE
FISH ‘
MARKET
._. __.......1..n..
Worthil ’
a 1‘0
bet
see
Soft Crabs,
Hard Crabs, -
Live Lobsters.
””llillinds 1111.10
Fresh Every Dav.
' 40c to $125 doz
I7c lb
R. .1. CUTBILL
‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ West End Washington Street Brings.
Tel. .108.
Come and see our assortment. Noth-
ing better anywhere.
The designs
exceptionally attractive. The 81.00
shirt Is very fine. indeed. The 31.1111
ter certainly, but. really you must
to appreciate?
25c doz'
unite. XX Glaser
GRAY BROTHERS
Manufacturers of
IMPROVEO _ ,
Soda and Mineral water‘s
Flavoring Emnfgtyrups and Fruit Julian..-
Blrch Beer, Lemon Soda, Cream Soda.
' Snmpartlla,‘ Root Beer. Blood O'r- '
Ale. Choco-
Canaan Soda. imperial
Rem Tonic.
I 018111,
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
H02 WA 2 ER.
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Telephone: 12218.
WILL REBUIL'D FACTORY.
r...—
. Capewcll Horse Nail Company to Have
a Modern Plant.
NIIII Company. In Hartford which was
binned early Thursday morning, In to
be 111- ere-pied In fact. a larger plant
It. to be built. on the old location. of
the most modern mill eonst111c.tion
and the latent improvements of all
descriptions. This was the state-
ment made by Dr, (I. C. 11‘. Williams.
the secretary and assistant treasurer
of the company today.
Dr. Williams was away when the
fire took place. but he arrived in this
city Thursday night and has been at
his office almost .constantiy since.
W111 u seen. this morning he took the
misfortune phiilsophli aIlv.
.'.“Quite a Fourth of July celobation
we gave y.ou ‘ he said.
Dr. Williams said that the loss to
the company would be about. $300,000.
The 11111111111111.1111 has not been made.
but as soon as it Is. the work of re-
building will be commenced. What
new machines are needed will be made
immediately. as the patterns which
won! k1 pt outside the fallen. am be-
lieved to be Intact.
In lhe meantime the trade will not
suffer, for in the store-houses of the
company are .1000 tons of nails. 11nd
by the time this supply In exhausted
the new plant will be in operation.
. While it Is buildingr the company will
occupy temporary quarters in this
city. Where. Dr. Williams could not
say. but the company has the refusal
of several places.
Thousands oi’ pimple visitcd the
ruins Thursday and Friday, and all
were amazed at the destruction,
Thc ruins still smoked Saturday,
and two lines of hose were playing
Sunday morning.
Some of the workmen Of the com-
pany were searching in the ruins for
their tools, but it was fruitless work III
the labyrinth of broken Inachiiurd'y
twisted shafilni; and heaps of charred
wood.
DIED FROM INJURIES.
Engineer Who Won Struck by an Auto.
mobile.
NEW ”AVE N. July 7~~D. Thorpe
Munroe, an engineer who was struck
by an automobile on June 10. owned by
Harry W. Dul'uy. of Alleghney, Pa... 11
member of the class of 1903, Yale Uni-
verslty. died at his home yesterday
from the injuries rcceivcd at the Univ
of the accident.
Medical Examiner Bartlett has made
an examination and hill later perform
an autopsy. Deputy Coroner Pond will»
hold an inquest,
Dul’uy has been notified of the death
of Munroe and has been summoned to
3 appear at the inquest.
PRESIDENT PLAYING TENNIS.
OYSTER BAY. 1.. 1.. July 7.—+i’rosl.
dent Roosevelt did not come to town
today. but spent most of the time play-
ing tennisv‘ with the children. Tonight
there is to bc a display of fireworks
at Sagamore and a reception to the
resident‘s friends and neighbors. Sec.
rctnrles Cortelyou and Loch drove to
the Oyster Bay bank shortly before
noon and Immediately began the work
of preparing the temporary executive
office. Up to the present time no call.
ers have put in an appearance which
indicates that the president's wish that
he be relieved from unnecessary Inter-
ruption Is being respected.
*-.
CHAHISUIT AGAIN.
Andre and Steve Jobbaggy have
brought suit against Viola Chahl and
Elizabeth Popp and property belonging
to the latter on the Rocks road was at
inched to the amount of 8100 Saturday
by Constable J. .l. Goodwin. of South
Norwalk. The suit is the outcome of
a replevin case, and Is returnable be-
fore Justice of the Peace Leo Davis
at his office at 113 .m on Julv 19th.
The plaintiffs clain‘ii $50 damages and
costs of suit; They are represented
by Attorney J. J. Keogh.
NEW MECHANIC STREET WATER
The Norwalk Water Commissioners
began this morning the work of lay-
Ing a new six-inch water main in Me-
chanic street to replace the Old cement
pipe. .Thc new main is the insult of
the old pipe bursting last week while
the firemen were practicing.
TOURNAMENT AGAIN POSTPON‘ED
_‘ The nnnunlbnndicap tournament of
the Norwulk Golf Club. which was to.
have been played Saturday afternoon.
had to be again postponed on hecount
of the rain. The tournament was half
completed when the‘nhower came. The
tournament will be played Inter.
HOME FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
Henry M. Perry. who has just com-
pleted his term of enlistment in the
United States Army In the Philippine
Islands. arrived In Norwalk, last night.
FOR CHILLBUAND FEVER
BTJLLSON'B SPECIFIC.
The factory of the Capowell Horse '
5 ‘MURDERER COMMlTTED SUICIDE.
Stmn Recommended . '1' 3’hrsicihnn ‘
i ‘ , and wounded his baby and II seven
oi
Necessmes
Whether you go Way or not there are many things necessary
keep one comfortable these hot days.
Our hot weather stuff Is of the right sort and thoroughly up-
date. ‘
OUTING Tnousena
aATHINo su1Ts
COMFORTABLEJCOLLARG _
FANCY HALF Hos:
LIoI-IT UNDERWEAR
PAJAMAS‘ ,1 « 1*
OUTING sUITs
STRAW HA'I'S
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
DUCK HAT8
NECKWEAR
YACHT cAFs
Are You Prepared
Slilllk ll, PIIIII,
98 Washington Stre'et,
' .SO. NORWALK.
THEMODELWGROI:
AT YOUR SERVICE
Old Potatoes. We have some yet in Dried Beef. Our sales of till a,
prime order. No sprouts; firm andlshow we are noted forfiomcthlh
fine. 30:: peck. [ticularly good in this line. Tbl
Golden Rod Baking Powder. Secondi ed, any quantity from 5c up.’ W
lot, with an entirely new set of pres- sale and retail.
ants. Gives satisfaction. 15:: tin. I How to get a lot in Oatrltltl P
All Fat Pork. Have any use for it? 1 Circular: on application. ' .
Everybody don't sell It. We do. 1 Old Home Ginger Wafer: In 100. .
From Chicago. A barrel of finestltons are nomethlng good. Now.
Don't be prejudiced against our Cash Premium Plan. It can I; do
and is done here square and fair. CO nslder; no risk: no bodkkeoplng‘, ..
and money saved for buyer and seller. Five full cards get a barrel of fill
any sort you choose. Our goods are ri ght: our prices Light. Try III. _
If your eyes ache if they the easily when reading, new!
working. If they water and the headaches are frequent, something“
the matter. The only way to find the cause is to consult a c ‘
tent Optician. “
We give thorough examination Of the eyes free and guaranteg
PROPER GLASSES, PROPERLY ADJUSTED to give relief: '
Dark days are as good as bright ones for our scientific testlns."
o. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
58 WALL eraser, NORWAI.K.OO
alks
Walks Recovered.
Raymond Br
PARISH HOUSE BURGLARIZED.
CONCRETE ,
ASPHALT . ,
'czumr . 1 r -
ARTIFICIAL s
and run '
Gutters P
Curbs Reset;
Cumberland Damaged {by .,
Farragut This Mornlni
BOSTON July 7. —In a. thl ,
eastern steamboat company"
Cumberland and the Initial.
Company' 5 steamer Admiral
were in collision Off Bonn
the harbor today and the u
in a sinking condition put
dock and landed safely the 1 ‘
with whom she had stantndJ
ports and St. John. N..B.,
an hour before. The Admit“,
gut with heat stem and ham ‘
ward works steamed slowly
berth. After her passed
been landed the Cnmhérinnd
across the channel to .th ,
workers where she will be To
The Farragut it Is thought,L
paired at her dock. » .
St. John’s Episcopal Residence in
Stamford Lose: $50 In Offerings.
STAMFORD, July T—The parish
house adjoining St. John‘s Protestant
Episcopal Church was entered by bur-
glars during the night. The safe was
attacked with an axe, but the burglars
were successful only In destroying the.
combination and did not get the church
silver in the safe. In the clergy room,
however. they found and appropriated
$50. the proceeds Of yesterday's offer-
ings and a small sum in missionary
envelopes. All the rooms of the parish
house were ransacked. The burglars
took freely of sacramental wine. There
is no clue.
KING EDWARD DOING WELL.
LONDON, July T—At 10 o'clock this
morning the following bulletin on King
Edward's condition was posted at
Buckingham Palace:
""l‘he king had nine hours natural
slcepand his progress continues to be
uninterrupted. The wanna is dis ncy General H. M Knowl
charging freely and is less painful to 9‘1 In a mommy 300109“
dress She was about 70 years 111
“TREVES LAKING EARLOW." 1 Mrs. Knowlton. who 111.511
'chester came to Arlington
REV. MR. named FORCED To an.
- SI
KILLED IN RUNAWAY.
ARLINGTON Mass. 1
S Knowllon. mother of
this forenoon. As she was
GM. , in front of the bank build ~
STAMFORD, July 7.——Rev. George way horse came down tb
Broker, pastor of the First Congregn- plunged upon the sidew
tlonai Church: Sunday. read his reslg- Knowlton. The woman a
nation 1 the congregation, uptake at» close to the building but was.
feet thr months from date. This enough to escape The 1!
act is the result of a resolution passed her. She was picked up .
by the prudential committee of the
church a few Weeks ago requesting the
pastor to resign.
FREIGHT with.“ o
CHICAGO. July 7.-—a
Inca paraded and held
the lake front ,
. 19.000 moo are
7411mm Delfu
CHICAGO, Jni
(I); murdered his wife
or who yester
u ' bier; committed
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