A _ friends.
Phone 13“.
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Will buy a delicious
FRUITED ICE
a cooling
ICE CREAM SODA
made from pure cream
and pure fruit Juices
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
0
Glover’s shoe store'ls spending a.
week's vacation in Ridgefiold.
II. E. llodwell was taken ill while
at his store this morning (1111] had to 110
to his home in li‘uiriicld avenue. Q 1
Miss Arielle Cr'olinu. of Newark. N.
J.. is the guest of Miss Harriet llam-
ilton Parker, of Main street. Norwalk.
Mrs. Charles Denney, of Salisbury
Mills, Orange County, N. Y.. is the
guest of Mrs. F‘runk Parker, 01' Madl-
son street.
Herbert liylugton arrived this after.
noon from Hartford for a visit with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Wheeler, of linvlinnd street.
Miss Ethel Locke returned to her
home in Hartford yesterday after a
several (luys’ visit with Mrs. Lona
Brlggerman. of Falrlield avenue.
Miss Margaret Dowd. who has been
scallions Antes.
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flcae'kolfs'ai: 4Evening Sentinel in Nor-
; The directors of the Bank of Net"
walk held their regular monthly meet—
ing this morning.
Messrs. Niblock and Russell report 11
:1 big business at their summer hotel,
The Breakers, at Spring Lake, New
Jersey.
‘ John “Scrappy" Mc(l1‘11w.u1unn1:nroi'
the Baltimore American [League team.
has been signed as manager of the New
. York National League team.
My. umw
Rcv. Alexander Hamilton. of Not“
Walk, will have charge of the Episco-
pal‘ parish, in ilennington.’ Vermont.
for the remainder of the month.
Funeral services over the. remains of
the latc11Willin1n B. Staples will be
held tomorrow afterndon at ’ 2:30
o’clock from the family residence.
There will be an important meeting
11111110111111.1ue l. 0. It. M. this overr-
ing. Installation of officers will take
11111120,. the district deputy from Dan-
11111'y performing the work.
There is a difference of opinion as
to the. number of signs between hero
and Roton. painted on rocks by Dr.
Dick's Medicine Co. All who see this
are requested to count and report.
31W. Nichols. of New York. secr'e— _
tury of the American Booksellcrs' As-
sociation. was 11 caller on William P.
],l(‘1‘1rs,‘oi’ Norwulk. this morning. Mr.
liccrs is a member of the association.
A special concluvrof Clinton Com-
mundcry. No. 3. K. 1‘., of Norwaik. has
been called for Friday evening, to take
action on 11 proposal for 11 joint field
day of Clinton Commnndery 11nd Cru~
‘ under Comnrandcr'y, No. 10. of Danbury.
The state oiiltc‘i's-‘bvmeeting of the. P.
0. S. of A.. was postponed from last
Friday to last Sunday morning, at New
Haven. State Secretary .l. ll. Batter-
son, State Master of‘Forms William ll.
Sniffen and Wilson Chamberlain, pros
ident of the local camp. attended.
Paint Your Buggy for 751:.
to $1.00 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. It weighed to 8 117.11. more to
the pint than others, wears longer.
and gives a gloss ‘éoual to new work.
Sold by Comstock,'Watkins & Dow,
E. E. Gorhnm and Hubbell &'Staples
Hdw. CO.
The auditing committee. of Court
Nnrrnk, F. of A., will hold a meeting
'tomorrow evening. at the residence of
,E. J. Hayes. The books for the. ensu~
i111; term will be audit-3d. 0n Thurs-
day night a meeting of the court will
be held Officers will be installed, and
there will be an entertainment and
‘ supper .
. A. E. Morrison. accompanied by
Frederick S. 'Amblcr; went to Bridge-
, port. this 11101 ning. in the Toledo
steam c111 riage with which Mr Morri—
son has been demonstrating in town
. for the past few days..la1ncs E. Hub-'
1 bell expects his new Toledo to arrive
in town today. It was shipped from
Toledo 11 week ago Saturday.
The Sonth Norwalk Outing Club
held an interesting meeting last night
, 1 at the Hotel Hamilton it Was (lecid
1 ed to hold an outing on Sunday, July
20. The place was not decided upon
A committee, consisting oi"! G. Ham
ilton, chairman; James Whitney, Carl
Weisheit and James Flynn, was up
Ipointed to select a suitable place.
The funeral of Heloise Wife of Al-
fred Probst. was held from St. Joseph 11
Church at 9 o'clock. this morning,a
requiem high mass being celebrated by
Rev. William Maker, D. I). There Were
many beautiful floral tributes from
Interment was in St. Mary's
Cemetery The pail bearers were Rob—
1. ; 'crt Show. Edward Manviile‘.1 Henry
Fresh Alfred I] 3, Edward Powell
- the guest of Miss Sadie Dowd. of tin-
ion Place, Nor‘walk. returned to her
home in Long island City yesterday.
. George II. Wilcox. of Newark. N. .l..
and Mrs John Less and daughter lr
one of Indianapolis. Ind., are spending
11 few days with relatives in South
N01 walk 1
Cockcnoe ilayioft, l. U. R. M.. of
Norwalk, will install ofiiccr's tomorrow
evening After the installation there
will be a banquet. .A big time is ex
pe(‘.tcd
Tire hat finishers of Orohrt it Knapp
munufnc tory have not as yet hone Ililt' k
to work. ‘rn‘ey held a meeting at the
fac'tory this morning, but it is not.
known what business was transacted.
The. monthly meeting of the pro1th
League of the South Norwnlk Moll-10
dist Church was not held last night.
the announcement of the meeting be
ing a mistake. No. more business
meetings will ire held until full
”Holden Boy," belonging to David
Jenks of Norwalk which 11011 in the
2‘ :35 class at the races at Nutmeg 11111111,
lll'gidgcport on the Fourth of July
was driven by I. 0 Hamilton of South
Norwalk. , Mr'. Hamilton was a pupil
of Veteran Iohn Tr out who was driver
of Anaconda" last year ‘
The baseball teams of The Sentinel
and Bank Ill lcrks will 111111 11 111111111 on
the Mayflower Oval this after non. The
Sentinel team has won two names
from the1 Bunk Clerks. The game. will
be called at 4: 30 shar 11 Aitm 11111 John
J. 0.1111110 will umpire. the game \Viililil
111 cruises to bc a good one.
E. W. GROVE.
This name must appear on every
box of the genuine Laxative Iirorno
Quinlne Tablets, the remedy that‘curss
a cold in one day 25 cents. "
Miss ila tic l’n1"l(11.1 entertained 11
few friends at piner 1111111.; last mtliiliil.‘
at. her home in Main sin-(11 Nor 11.11111
in honor of her guest Miss Adcllc Cro
hart of Newark N. .I. ’l‘ln1 party in
eluded the hostesses Miss Helen Quin
turd, Mrs. Booze Joseph ll l1}.lis
Frederick 11.111111. and Perry Quintarld.
A young man on :1 bicycle was
thrown from his when] this morning
by being caught in the. trolley tracks
on front of the Bridge II 111h Market. (111
thc Washingtbn street bridge under a
trolley (11‘1. It seemed as though he
must be hurt but the motor man quick
' iy applied the brakes and both wheel
and rider escaped injury The. pusscn.
ours on the (1111' were more frightened
than the young man.
TOBACCO GROWERS ALARMED.
.Prospects of a Poor Crop Unless Rain
Ceases.
HARTFORD July 8~Tobaeco g1 ow
(11‘s in this vicinity are beginning to
feel alarm over the poor prospects of
a good crop this season The exces-
sive moisture of the last few weeks has
been detrimental to the plants and 1111
less conditions change very soon for
the better it is predicted that the crop
will be much below the average. ’l‘cnt
grown plans are even in n11vo’r‘se con‘
dition, it is claimed, than outside ones
and in several instances in this sec-
tion are much behind plants set in the
open Plants that at this Season should
show from twenty to twenty five leav-
es, it is said. have. s trted but seven
and eight, and in ti . opinion of arc
ports this year‘s crop of the shade»
grown product is doomed to failure. It
is also feared that one. extreme will
follow another and that a severe
drouth will pinch the plants when they
are in that stage of development to
stand and require more moisture than
is needed in the early part of the sea-
son.
SCHOONER ALBANA ASHORE.
The schooner Albana. from St.
John s, New Brirnswlck, with a load
of lath for the ththI Hull & Ran-
dall Company. ran on the reef half way,
between Smiths island and Greens
Reef light at half tide yesterday 111?.
ternoon and Wes unable to get oil! un‘
til high tide at midnight last night.
There was no wind when she want
on, the tide drifting her easily onto
the rocks; The steamer “Addie V."
went down this morning and towed
. the schOner in.
‘r tilled case. guaranteed to west 25‘
7, ”$11,812.00.
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KEEP A LOOK OUT
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR BAR-
GAINS.
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Sine Gents' Hunting, 31111111111111.
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South Norwalk.
Tel., 32.2. "
Our Great
Straw Hat .
Values Has
1”the Tawn
Talking
Judging from tho luminous 11'11111'cdoi1111 one would think we were
selling all the straw hats in the city.
IT’S QUALITY. IMMENSE VARIETIES AND EXTRAORDI-
NARY LOW PRICES
that are attracting the crowds.
Here you will find every straw weave imaginable and in all the
newest ahd best shapes.
Genuine Imported Panamas, imported French and Porto Rican
Palms Manila Braids. also Canton. Milan and Mackinaw.
We name ‘a few items to give you an ion. What you may expect.
but would much prefer that you come in and examine. the qualities and
satisfy yourself that our values are simply unapproaChable.
The new Split Senet, 1.00 and $1 50.
Porto iticnn Palms, $2. 00 to $4 .00.
‘onuine l’anamas. $10. 011; reduced from $113.
Fine. Spill Straws $100 ‘to $3.00.
Rough and Ready, 50c. to $1. 50.
Milan and Canton Braids 25c to $100
Everything for hot weather wear , 1.
. Largest line of Trunks and Bugs in the city. '
Comstock Bros.
14 80th Main St. ‘ ‘ 1 1
vi; 1 “.1,
\umnimr-
Masonic Building
‘Norwulk
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STEAM,
H01 1111 um.
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nrrnva.
Tin, Sheet fIron. Copper
and Zinc.
South Norwal
Telephone.
Conn.
1.22-3
, so South Milo Strut. .5
summerw
Necessities
date.
1‘
OUTING sur'rs ‘
' srnAw‘ HATS
NEGLIGEE snrnrs
DUCK HATS
NECKWEAR
ourme '(sousERs .111i 1
31171-11110 surrs '1 '
COMFORTABLE ooULAss
FANCY HALF Hose .1,
LIGHT UNDERWEAR ‘
UNDERSTOOD 8ITUATION.
tltion of Clerka' Union.
Editor Sentinel: The
“Clerk" in The Sentinel of last even
lug. makes it Clear that the merchants
understood the situation when they re-
fused to sign the paper presented to
them by tht.1 Retail (.‘lerks' Union, and
also that he indWldus’lly favors. and,
if he adheres to his union is pledged
to boycotting.
of my inquiry
"Clerk" says: “i have no desire to
get, into any argument concerning un-
ionism, nor have 1 any views to offer
on 11111110111111: " There is nothing sur~
subjects but “Clerk" should under~
stand that they are the very ones on
which the 11. hol-1 situation hinges. Oth-
TCBSOIIS.
WE HAVE GOOD REASONS
for claiming your patronage. the very best of
We buy direct 110m the WeStern
shippers. We buv the best urades of grain.
We carefully screen both Oats and Corn, and
you dont pay for dirt and dust.
and price count. we win.
3111/ Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL 1.1111101. ‘
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i
1
iiuuality
" vitally as they do the muployms. A
$1.00 Upwards. .
..Croquet Bets“
WM. P. BEERS,
Bookseller. Stationcr, Engraver. .
49 WELL ST. NORWRLK.
1 them in what. is night 11nd. reasonable
GIVEN
10 North Main St,
I will give free ‘one sheet of
musrc With each copy bought
this week.
F B COLEMAN,
music
AWAY.
er.
80. NorwaIk. 34 MAIN STREET.
Blames:
FISH
MARKET
WNW. .. . ...,... c. “.1...
All K
‘ Soft Crabs
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11111110111 Grinding
Use a XXth Centurv Freez-
1
Ask Us about it.
NORWALK nannwaau co.
nonvaLx.
11111 (if 811F001
Fresh Every Dav. ,
40c to SI 25 (102
- ,ing better anywhere,
~. are exceptionally stir,
shirt is you , flue.)
Manufacturers of
g . IMPROYSD‘
The (1313115
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.‘ been placed only
”-10 Ili’mrident Mite all “returned tram
or people are giving them 1t thought.
though he very conveniently ignores
them. They cement the employed as
lady clerk or my acquaintance was
greatly distressed when this movement
for unionizing the (lciks first. (1111111 in-
to notice. She had always been on
the best of terms with her employer.
as most clerks are. and (lid not wish to
join the union There Was only one
consider'ntion that would induce her to
join. and that was regard for her em~
pim or 5 interest. and the {car that his
buslmss would be hoycotied.’li1is is
no isolated instance. The clerks them-
when should not allow themselves to
be driven or deluded into joining a
mmerncnt antagonistic to their em-
ploy (11s. detrimental to themselves and
beneficial only to the professional agi~
tutors and organizers who have been
plying tboit‘ vocation so lmlusirlouuly
and poisistcntly hero for the past few
months.
it is unilo sure that 11 majority of
1hr1 m- ”hunts will make just as much
11111111'11 and at, tlrt1 some timr1 preserve
their sill rcsptci by1d1‘ciining to sign
1111111 their rights to manage tlrvir own
l11111l1111si1.'i‘ht1y will have no difficulty
in llndlng «111-1111 Who will stand by
and the 111111111111; "11111 (11' the communi
1y will be on their side as well. ’
“but is the tittittninK of thr1 word
boycott. " fret 11111 111111 to the defini-
tion in the C‘rtrlniv Dictionary. “An
organized attempt to coerce a person or
party into complicate with some. de~
round by combining to abstain from
having any business (11 social relations
with them (11 it. an organized persecu-
tion or a 11111511111 or company as a.
means of 1 ocrcion (11' intimidation or of
retaliation for some art or refusal to
act in n pmtir'ular 11111' " This is the
hideous thins that “‘(‘lcrk‘ new con-
fesses that he is helping to inaugurate
and would make supremo, if he could.
What do the good people of Norwalk
think of it? What the town needs
more than anything at the present time
ing it away.
I ly 7 190) INQUIRER.
1 11 . 1..
TRYING TO SETTLE COAL STRIKE
Civic Federation Hard at Work in
WilketBlrre.
WILKESBARRE. July 8-The Asso-
ciated Press is able to announce that
the National Glue Federation, which
tried so hard to prevent the anthracite
coal miners strike, has not exhausted
all its means in an effort to bring about
peace in the anthracite coal fields. The
investigation which was started soon
after the‘ miners laid down their picks
is still in progress. and it is under-
stood that the federal government
through the department of labor is as-
sist‘ing‘ in this work. "
1 "A few weeks ago Walter E. Wayha
representative of the Department of 1.11-
bor at Washington. and Professor
John R Commons. 111.1111: Civic 1111111111.
tion. made aitour of the anthracite coal
' ‘ , est of information. 'l‘hcy
uinr attention to the dues-
h st of labor for mining.
ice of coal and as
111 increase of wages
of the 111 no wor era has hoot pace with
they, incredsedmrics of necessities of
life. The me" interviewed all persons
who are is‘rnii with conditions in
the. coal reglo ‘
quietly W111 111 Wilkeshnrre.Profes-,
sor Commons be is long confsjltencé
1 'li during which
Mr. Mitchell's
NWeyl who is a
9 report made by
II D. Wright, to
knowledgg of
New York ed
When Merchants Refused to Sign Pati-
letter‘ of
That was just the point
prising in his lighting shy of these '
is a public sentiment that will bring .
business into the 101111 instead of dri‘v- "
Ii. incontinent of no.4 .
f (kmntr‘y Club Washingmn Golf Club.
W t be Golf '
YACHTCAPS PAJAMAB “
'WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FQR SUITICASEB. "“ ‘3 ,
Are You Prepare
8111111 & P1111, Hilts H 81111
98. Washington ‘ Street, 48 and 50 Wall Str,
50. NORWALK.‘ ' ‘ ‘
AT YoUR SERYICE,
Old Potatoes. We have some yet in l Dried Beef.
prime order. No Iproutu; firm and
fine. 30c peck.
Golden Rod Baking Powder. Second
tot. with an entirely new set of pres-
ents.‘ Gives satisfaction. 15c tin.
All Fat Pork. Have any use for it?
Everybody don’t sell it. We do. Old Home Ginger Wafers
From Chicago. A barrel of finest tons are something gooda
Don‘t be prejudiced against our Cash Premium Plan. it can
and is done here square and 111111.00 nslder: no ',risks no bookkeepin
and money saved for buyer and seller. Five full cards get a barrel 0 lie
any sort you choose. Our goods are (1 ght; our prices right. ‘l'ry us.
Lorenzo Di
OW
Our sales of this
show we are noted for contour!
ticularly good in this line. ,
ed. any quantity from 501.11,). '
sale and retail.
How to get a lot in out 11%
Circular: on application.
new
1 if your eyes ache, if they tire easily when reading. ' sew .
working. if they water and the headaches are frequent, 30111111111111
the matter. The only Way to find the cause is to consult a on"
tent optielan.
We give thorough examination of the eyes free and guarantee our
PROPER GI‘ASSES PROPERLY AWUSTED to give relief. ‘
Dark days are as good as bright ones for our scientific testin
Q. B. JACKSON
GRADUA'I': cartoonist
511 WALL eraser Noawan no .1.
CONCRETE
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CEMENT 1,
summit]. s
turd FLAG '
Gutters , ,
Walks Recenter-ed. Curbs Reset.
who is also a member of the National .
Civic Federation. Mr. White held an
extended conference with the miners'
chief. Plans of financial aid were discs,
cussed but nothing definite will be
done until the miners announce: that
they will acne tiered aid.”
GREAT 1601.11 omonnow
New Havep Firm to great
1 meat Monument:
Colonel John G. Hehly
en, has submitted to the
1, eral the design for t
‘m'orial to be erected by, tit NI
tion at Sea View Park ate
for the‘ approval of the state
societion obtained permissiie
day night from the park contort 1,
to erect the monument: on
land. The site has not. yo
lected but the monument
ed near the place where tli
Connecticut Lé ue Tournament Op-
ens at 9: 30 OSCIock. ‘
The Connecticut Laughs of Golf
(:1an opens its feurth annual tourna-
ment on the links of thaliartford Golf
with the (inalifyin’g‘ rounds for the
Club tomorrow, the play beginning
with the‘ qualifying rounds for the,
state, championship at 9. 30 o'clock.
The entries close at 6 o‘clock this ev-
coins and there bids fair to be a large
field of players both for the individual
championship and for the team play.
The links are in fine condition and.
there will be a general round up or
the players today to go over them _
and become familiar with their 111111-
cultles. The club! of the league that
are expected to be represented are: ,
Arawana' Golf Club. Brooklawn
.Country Club. Danbnr‘y Golf Club, thé Inténtion of the co
Fairfleid County (111.11. Cinb,l1‘_enwiek sistins of Colonel John
(1011011111 Hartford , . - New Haven. Colonel R.
" ban of Bridgeport. and Mt
of Nunsatuck, to have
uncalled on August 6
ver‘snry of the butt}
times known as Camp
its name after the
English, who was fiwfim'
soldiers. The associ 1115
a contract with Maxwei
new Haven. to erect t
figure of a soldier "at‘!
me will be 6 feet 11‘} ‘
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Club. New anuan~Golt11lllnb,‘New Ha:
Qnaésuupotex 1101111
Club. Shenlptdt on: Club, Stafford 1.1111 Captain Green ha 9
up theiri quarters in the
Annihilation. tciiito
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Norwalk Chronicler