.
1» & (lo.
ought to be pretty fair judges what a
A 1 co ought to be.
Phone 139-5.
Fruited loss
are veal popular
especiallu ourkind
5G
1 51 WASHINGTON STREET.
1‘
l I " ‘1 ’
.0111 has ides.
V The telephone call for the branch 111.
flee of The Evening Sentinel In Nor.
walk I: No.44.
THE SENTINEL SATURDAY.
The Sentinel will be issued tomor-
row afternoon at'l o’clock, as is usual
during July and August. The business
ofllce will close at 4 o’clock. All com-
munlcations. advm'tlsements. ctc..
should rea1h thc otllco of publication
this afternoon or early tomorrow Inor-
ning
You can open an account with the
South Norwalk Savings liank with $1.
' Read the account of the two murders
in the ad. of the. Scllcck store. today.
Dr. Dick’s Medicine cures Malaria.
Edward Shields and Harry Knapp
are. (sunning on Nauvoo Island.
John Magoo, of Baby Hill Road, Win-
nipauk. is riding a new Nyack wheel.
lureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. will
hold a regular meeting tonight In Odd
Fellows“ liall.
~20 lbs. Gran. Sugar, $1. II‘.I).I1. 81 Co.
Mrs. G. S. Ireland. of Elm Grove
street. who has been quite ill, Is now
convalescent.
Manager Knapp, of Iii ilenry Min-
strels,’ was in town today calling on
Manager I. M. Hoyt.
Mrs. 11‘. 1’. Dyington. of Hartford, is
the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. ‘theler, of Haviland street.
—--—l)11nlap Style Straws. O'Brlcn's.
Cockcnoo ’l‘rihe. l. 0. R. M.. of Nor—
walk, will hold a meeting this evening
in lied Mcn' s 1.1111] in the (lunatic build-
ing.
Smith Northrop. Willct Secor, ’l‘odge
Ilurr, H. is. Bussing amt W .'i‘. Ainlcy.
of Norwalk, are 011 u clammlng expedi-
tion to Compo Beach, this afternoon.
«Ji‘hink of the” bargains to be had
for 70 from our entire stock. Every~
thingfic. or Its multiple. S. Smith
M. A. Rei1ly,libationlsl at. '1‘. J. SullL.
van's cafe, has changed his mind about
resigning his position. A satisfactory
arrangement has been animal at. be—
tvveen employer and employee.
A number of young peoplv.1 from
South Norwalk. went to ltoton l’oint.‘
last. night, and enjoyed t|1cIIIsclvcs
bathing by moonlight. They claimed
that the water was warm, but the air
rather chilly.
*20 lbs. Gran. Sugar, $1. F.D.L. & Co.
William Rider. of the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company office.
and Edward Holmes. of the Norwalk
stoIe. of F‘.’D. Lawton & Company, will
leave Sunday for a week's vacation trip
1111 the Hudson river.
,-
——Alplne Straws O’ Brien’ s.
The Y. M. C. A. s and Dariens will
play ball tomorrow afternoon at 3: 30
on the Brady Grounds, Darlen. The
'l)aIiens won the last game by a close
score and the Y. M. C. A.‘ s expect to
turn the tables this time.
When the government moves out of
its present quarters, in Norwalk' am-
ong the new tenants will be Goold S.
Hoyt, who will move his real estate
and insurance agency to that place,
from River street John Hoyt will
continue to conduct his telegraph bus-
iness at the same place.
Reporter Victor W. Ferris took a
party of “hello" girls out for a sail last
evening in his auxiliary catboat "Dilk"
The trip was very much enjoyed, the
return being made in time to escape
the heavy shower. The guests were
Misses Jennie Howard,.Julia, Jennie
and Alice Smith, Alice O‘Connell, Eu-
gene O'Connell and IrvingSmith.
You Dont Know
until you come and see, us and look
‘ for yourselves. the different grades wof‘
e.
Cigars and Tobeocos We carry.
have had 10 me our experience in the
Tobacco. bus can, and we feel we
good Cigar or a good grade of Taboo
When we had the
Sparta made for us, we 1001113 to it
that the Tobacco used must a the
best that could be possibly put in 11
5c Cigar. 1 Try one and judge for your-
self. ”,3"
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, hhelpley 81 Clark
0111-11111 1111111 on 1111111111de 611.:
, side.
at ‘ ,
Br com 11: went on a 11111 n this morn-
ing to New York ‘
—-—Forcquartcrs Spring Lamb, 12%:
lb. I-iayes's.1
The New York Grocery Company is
selling ten pounds of granulated su-
gar for fifty cents.
Miss Pearl Coburn will entertain a
party of friends at her home in Living-
ston Place. this eycnlng.
wAll styles Dcrbies.
The D. M. Itead Company has some
more of those lino bargains In car-
pets. See what the ad. says.
There is nothing in the line of meat,
fish and vegetables that cannot be
found at tht1 l'uhllc Mm ket
If any of mm mmhinery goes back
on you. the (l N. McKlbbln Manufac-
turing Company can put it right.
O'Bricn's.
—l’rlnt flutter, 250 lb. It .1).L. & Co.
The Boston store ls having its a11-
nnal bargain sale of the summer sea
son. There is a large ad. in today‘s
issue.
Only two days more left to secure
Webster's dictionary and. Universal
Educator at i". ii. Colt-man's news
store. ,
Joseloff is having a special sale for
today and tomorrow only. lie is scl-
ling fancy early rose potatoes for 23
cents per peck
. L-—.—-~—
w.luly‘s—greatest event is the bar-
gains for To to be 'found at. M. S. Smith
& C11.'s, July 10 to 24.
Eugene Mitchell. the palntcrjlat'cly
in the employ of Henry '1‘. l’rowltt a
Company. Ntnwalk, has taken a po—
sition with .lunlus Brown.
The second week of the great mill
end sale at llowland's began yester-
day. Iluycrs are tlocking to the store
from twenty miles around.
Raymond Bros. have received the
contracts from New York contractors
to furnish the. building material for
large. jobs at ltye and Mamaroncck.
~11owls,1tielb. llaycss.
Arthur iloyt. of Grove street, yes-
terday joined Joseph Richards and
Lester liyxhec who are camping off
Nauvoo island. The boys report a
fine time. '
The South Norwalk Trust'thnnpany
holds in trust as administrator and
guardian upwards of‘ $20000 which
does not appear. in their published
statement.
H. .I lilpson. president of the Y.
M, (l. A.,. intends to take the members
of the Y, M. C. A. orchestra and their
lady friends out on a moonlight. sail
111111 of these evenings.
-.-—Evei‘ything to he sold for 711. or its
multiple, from Sat. ,July 10th. to 'ihur..
July 211, luo. M. S. Smith & L‘..
The. Consolidated liaihoad has notl
tied the section men to I'1'.'poIt all per
sons walking on the tracks and after
.Iuly 23 a fine will be imposed on
those indulged in the practice. .
A. P. Damon was taken sdddcndy
ill last night with a severe paih III his
Dr.l1‘.l.Burncll Is In attend-
1'111111 llalI'V llamon is tykiugt care. of
the sloI'11 in Washington street today.
\ir1:. llamon has been visiting in N’cw
York for some days past.
——lntcrcstc1l III trusses? Thcn wrltc
.Ioncs. liox 378. he has an excellent one
"so those who \vcar them say.
Captain Nason has returned from his
recrcation trip In the South. feeling
much rested and ready to resume
work. A meeting will be held tonight
in tht1 Salvation Army rooms in South
Main street. Next Wednesday evening
the special life boat service held sev-
eral weeks ago, will be repeated. Ad-
mission will be ten cents.
Mrs. John Cole, wife of liridgetendcr
Cole. continues quite ill and her phy-
sician, Dr. Dumortier, has advised her.
removal to the Stamford Hospital for
treatment. MIS, Cole will be taken
to the hospital as soon as she is able
to sit 11p At plescnt she is quite
weak but it is thought that in a few
days she will be strong enough to
stand the journey. Mrs. Cole is suf-
fering from a tumor.
~Florida Pineapples, $1.20 doz.
D. Lawton. & 00.
F.
The condition .of Earl L‘Hommedien,
of East Norwalk, remains about the
same as yesterday. The boy is troubl.
ed with a sty on each eye.
to be lanced Wednesday night and yes.
terday the‘tsty on the left eye was
lanced again. The Operation was very
painful but the boy bore it stoically,
the same as he has bore the pain
since the accident. From the first it
was impossible to save the left eye. as
the powder went directly through the
eye. cutting the-lens. Doctors Turner
and Baker are now giving the boy their
best attention and are confident of
saving the right eye.
KEEP A LOOK OUT
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR BAR-
GAINS.
0 Size Ladles' waltham Watch, gold
filled ease, guaranteed to wear 26
years, $12.00.
18 Size Gents' Hunting, Stem Wind,
gold tilledcase, guaranteed to wear
20 years, $12.00.
Jeweler.
4o 1111111 “not. Hewitt. Conn.
Both had .
A. w. AUSTIN,"
Every
14 South Mal
South Norwa
j. Tel.,32»2.
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0111- Great
Straw Hat
Values Has
the TOWn
Talkin 11g
Judging from the business we are doing one would think we were
selling all the straw hats III the city.
IT’S oMALITv, IMMENSE ‘VAFIIETIES AND EXTRAORDI-
WI
thin
11 St.
Ik.
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NARY1LOW PRICES
that are attracting the crowds.
llcrc you will 111111 every straw weave imaginable and in all the
newest and best shapes
Genuine Imported Panamas, imported French and Porto Rican
Palms Manila Braids, also Canton, Milan and Mackinaw.
We namcaftw Items to give you an lea 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 ’Rlcan Palms, $2.00 to $4.00,
Genuine l’anamas, $10.00;
Il‘lno Split Straws, $1.00 to $3.00.
Rough and Ready, 50c to $1.50.
Milan and Canton Braids. 25c to $1.00.
for but weather wear,
Largest line of Trunks and Bags in the city.
Comstock Bros.
m..-um; LL...JJJI...‘ ."
reduced from $15.
Masonic Building ,
Norwalk
Tel., 76-12
Hank ilaniay,
momma.
. "mm,
1101 wuss.
AND ass
rzrrma.
Tin, Sheet Inon, Copper '
and Zinc.
—-..‘...__...
50 South Main Street.
‘ South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone: 122 -8.
Severe [III Violators
(Continued from First Page).
to adopt the revision as prepared by
the committee, it was done under the
fond delusion that the committee had
simply sorted out conflicting laws and
tlvo ones in form. There was only the.
copy of the revision available at the
session of the legislature, and that was
in tin1 olllcc of the secretary of state.
To have expected several hundred
legislators to lIav1.1 inspected that docu-
ment III a few days previous to the
passage of the1 bill would haVe been
absurd.
The Idea that members of the com-
Inlttce had taken upon themselves the1
task of inserting provisions in the laws
which were not authorized by not of
the assembly did not enter the heads
of many of the legislators, and they
voted for the adoption of the revision,
thinking that it was what It purported
reas
shIp
ans.
pers.
11
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
a
If qual
Wm
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WE HAVE GOOD REASONS
for claiming your patronage, the very best of
We buy direct l10m the WeStern
We buy ~tI1e best grades oi grain.
We Lareiully screen both Oatshnd Corn, and
you don't pay for dIrt and dust.
and price count. we win.
ity
to be, Instead of 11 set of new statutes.
()11 that ground, it is not at all 1111-
‘ likely that the 111 solution adopting the
revision as the statutes of the state
may be Icsdndcd at the next session
of th11 legislature
AttoIney iioward Ii. Knapp, counsel
for the county commissioners {(11 l1‘nir-
field county, isut work at present
making a comparison between th11
liquor laws and other laws which re-
-lutc to the county commissioners, as
they chc passed by the legislature
and as they chc Icvised by the com-
mlttec.
GO-SOFTLY CLUB'S OUTING.
Second Affair of the Season Held at
Sheffieldcn-the-Sound.
The (loSol‘tly (‘lnb held their s01“
ond outing of the season yesterday af-
ternoon and evening at Shetficltlon-
tthound. The Hit was made in War-
r1111 I12. Smith' s 111111131. Siren. The par-
ty enjoyed a fine dinner at the island
and in tin1 evening amused themselves
with the various games at the casino.
The return was made just as the heavy
\
1
l1‘riduy and Sa
ltIi‘. .
Stop in and ex
Balls,
7 1'11:
:11: .each. .
10 North Main
5011;
Masks 05c; 50c Masks. 32’ 1c:
opt-3,2511; job lot of- "5 and 5011 Books
$1.00 Upwards.
Bookseller. Stationcr. Engraver.
ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT.
to secure Web-
stcv's Dictionary and Universal Educa-
liooks now ready for delivery.
amine them.
CUT IN BASEBALL GOODS.
$1 Mits one; 501: Miis..l‘1c'
lSc' , $1. {'10 and $1. 25 balls 75c; 51 and
$2 Masks, $1
turday.
Coleman’s News Stand
So. Norwalk.
St.,
49 WELL ST.
. 25c Mits,
09'-
t... $1
250 Eur cl
NORWRLK.
Saves
TIME
in the kitchen.
out of order.
Not it
LABOR
SARGENT'S GEM FOOD CHOPPER
is a labor saving, time saving and food
saving machine, intended for daily use
complicated
piece of mechanism and no special
directions are needed for
There are few parts and cannot get
Cleaned in a hay with
..Croquet . Stats...
WM. P. BEERS,
using
less trouble than a chopping bowl.
Family size, $1, at.
NORWALK HARDWARE CO.
34 MAIN STREET.
NORWALK.
FOOD.
it.
shower was coming up. The sight on
the water, tin1 members of the party
say, was Olli‘ not 'sodn to be forgotten.
Vivid flashes of lightning were noticed
nhcnd. while in back of them tin1 Inoon
was shining through the clouds.
The party Included Mr. and Mrs.
Manuel '1‘. Ilatch. Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Mathewson. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. l.1‘1s~
tor, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Raymond. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward 11‘. Knapp, Mrs. Jcn~
nie l.itt11ll Nash. Miss Emma Lock-
wood. tl11‘1 Misses Van \Vagonen. Fred.
crick Moulton, M. A. Gillin. Charles
E. Miller and Oscar 11. Banks.
ROWAYTON WATER MAIN.
Contractor Salvator Chariot Says- it
Will he Finished Ahead of Time.
Contractor Salvator Chariot states
that he will have the Rowayion ex—
tention of the water main completed
early next week, several days ahead of
contract. time. 1111 has met with con-
siderable rock which had to be~blastx1d
in McKinley street. The main when
c.0111pleted will run from Jacob
moud‘s ice houses with the six inch
pipe through McKinley street. to (lul-
der's corner. then up to the Rowayton
school house. Another six inch pipe
will run from the corner of the Roton
Point road and McKinley street
through Crockett avenue to the. corner
of Crockett avenue and Main street.
The four inch pipe begins at the. cor-
ner of Crockett avenue and Craw
street through Craw street past Mr.
”WNWO:
BRIDGE
FISH
MARKET
Weakfish,
8c lb. Porgles,
Flattlsh, 8c ll). Buttcrilsh, 10c lb. Bon-
eta or Spanish Mackerel, 8c lb. Pollock
(whole fish), 01: lb. Steak God, 121: lb.
Bluefish 10c lb. Soft-shell Cram, 50c
to $1 doz.Lobstcrs,17 and 201: lb. Long
lb.
Sc
Round and Little Neck Clams.
R'.J. CUTBILL 1“
West End ‘Waehlngton Street Bridge.
Tel. 108.
Cole's residence to Alden Solman's oy-
stcr houses. From there the six inch
main runs to the. school house and the
four inch pipe runs from the corner
of Main and Logan streets, about 500
feet north.
STOLE A BICYCLE.
Four New Canahn boys stole a
Shawmut bicycle from DoWitt F. Mcr.
ritt, of that 111ac§. yesterday and
brought the machine to Norwalk.
where they attempted to dispose of it
for $1. The police heard of the case
(1 Captain Morchouse pursued the
youths and brought. them back to the
station house, where he questioned
them. He then telephoned to New
Canaan to the owner, but Mr. Merritt
did not care to press the charge
against the boys and they were releas-
“jar/Tam
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71. \ILO”
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Have You
All Needs
cation Trip?
.
NEW
‘3!!!
All the nice Negligee Shirts you
Just the right sort of a‘ belt.
Plenty of neatly patterned hose.
String ties. a handkerchief, a collar or
For That We 1°
want.
you.
Manufacturers of
I M P ROV ED
5111111 and Mineral Waters
Flavoring Extracts Syrups and Fruit Juiced
' Nerve To
Soda Water and Root
1. steel fountains.
‘ Vichy in Syphons.
30°91! 32.91: Well
Seltzer and
Water used on
1!
Birch Beer Lemon Soda, Cream Soda,
Ssrsaparilla Root Beer, Blood Or-
ange, XX Ginger Ale, Choco-
flats Cream Soda, imperial
nl .
agar supplied in
Don' t forget extra collar buttons are
a mighty handfarticlo to have with
Call and see us.
..._.._ ....._. ___-,_ ,._
GRAY BROTHERS,
.ed and. allowed to return to their
homes. he owner claimed his- bicy.
cle~this rning. 1‘-
CHARGED WITH ABUSING A CHILD
Mrs. Mary McLaughlin was summon-
ed before the .Norwalk Town Court
this morning to answer to the charge
of mlstreatlng her piece Lizzie Dunn,
who. for several years. has been her
charge. Mrs. McLaughlin denied the
‘ charge, though there were many bruis
es on the child’s body - The childs
parents are dead and her father was
Mrl. McLaughlins brother. Lizzie left
Mrs. McLaughlin and went to the
house of another aunt, ,Mrsgritto. and
the latter preferredwa chn 13 against
the other aunt. ' The court allowed the
child to go with Mrs. Britta and con-
tinued the case for a month .
- FOR CHILLSUAND FEVER
I h
7 , BTILLBON'S SPECIFIC.
Strongly Recommended by Physicians
.BStillsoII 11111111 ,‘rpontioII.
statutes and 11nd urrmgcd the opera- 1
Ray?
Two Murders.
011 Friday. July 10th, at 7 a. m.. one murder
occurred at the store of WILLIS I'I.‘SEL{-
LECK,‘ 40 and 50 Wall street. Norwalk, and
the other at the store of SELLECK 8i,»
PRICE, 98 Washington street. bouth Nor-
walk. Prices cut so badly on Straw Hat‘s
that they cannot possibly live at our store.
Hats that sold at 25 and 48c are cut to 191:.
$I'00 and $1.25 Hats are now 59c.
$1.50 and $2.00 hats are marked 98c.
Our $2.50 and $3.00 French Palm Panamas
you can buy for $1.49. ‘
Sellak & Price, Willis H. Sellal.
911 ’Was'hington Street, 48 and 5'11 Wall 5111111,:
SO.NORWALK. NORWALLA ’
WOWWWW
At The Model Grocery
Suggestion for Picnic and Outing Lunch
Ham for boiling, small, bright, lean. ' Sardines, 5c, 8c,'10e, 14c, 181:, 206. V
Will cut in two If wanted. Whole, :All sorts.
15V2c lb. Cut, 16c lb. I Pot Cheese, fresh home made, clean
Shoulders, nice ones, 12:: lb.
land nice, 2 for 5c.
Dried Beef. We think we sell more Williams Bros.‘ fancy Mixed Bottled
of this aftlcle than all sto‘res in town Pickles, real good, 121: bottle. - '
combined. People come here and get Andersen's Jams, all sort, 10:: till.
fine beef, thin sliced; just what they Pineapple Chunks, in tin, 13c tin. ‘ »
want. Any quantity from So worth up. Old Fashioned Ginger Wafers, In 1 ' ‘
Boned Chicken, Star brand. 25c. lb. cartons. 10c.
Peanut Butter in any quantity. At your service,
LOrenzo DIbee
.WW» ”WOW «me _........
Neither Age NorYouth
is exempt from eye troubles and defective vision. Headache, Eyeacho, , 1 ‘
Blurring of the Print, are some of the most frequent symptoms. if you
have any suspicion of trouble with your eyes. we'll examine them free
and furnish Preper Glasses Properly Adjusted when required.
Smoked Glasses for the Seashore.
O. B. JACKSON,
cannon-z ova-noun
NORWALK. CONN.
0600““... _OO”W .
walks condone
ASPHIIL T
Walks Recovered.
1
58 WALL STREET,
CEMENT
A R TIFICM L S TONE
and FLAG
Curbs Reset. Gutters Paved.
MILLIONS . .
will be taken from the Calapooin, Muslck, Wood Mountain. Helena and
Dewey mines In the next few years. Do you not want part of it? [t is open
to the small inrestor as well as the large. You can pay monthly for stock .
and draw dividensd while paying. Buy 50 hares or more [say positively.
your money is as safe as in any bank and 11 vidends three to five time ‘
large. 1 have other good paying investments. Investigates,
A. L. DUNCAN. Investment Seourolles. 1 -
ROOM 1. LA‘UDER BLOCK. ' SOUTH NORWAL
The qualities which have made Ceulon' I}
Tea so popular predominate III
, .
FOR SALE BY A i' '
Conrad Becker, South Norwolk "
Charles Fledler. South Norwalk.
"Bernard Hirshtieid. South N’orwal
" Morris .Navlaskyh SOuth Nbrwalk.
New York Grocery 00.. S. Nor-walk
William Bronson, East Norwalk. August Roettecher, South Norwalk.
Morris Epstein, East Norwhlk. Steegmuller Bros, South Norwdit.
R. Joseloysky & 00., East Norwolk. E. L. Gregory, Cranbury.._, -
~g AND LsaDavG‘fGRocEas EVERYWHERE
Edward J. Finnegan, Nortvalk.
Charles L. Glover, Norwalk.
Henry 'Mutheis, Norwalk.
George 0thamo. Norwnlk.
New York Grocery Co.. Norwslk
Norwalk Chronicler