'vid llaggerty died yottdrday morning
.uArcanum. will meet this evening at
until you come
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(Juli? 54. £55.. ‘
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Filed. 189-5.
TELEPHONE us
Your Cieilm Orders
we deliver all goods
prompilu
51 wseumohou smear.
incalleiisluln.
The telephone call for the branch of-
flco of The Eveningl Sentinel In Nor.
walkio No. . . l
———-——l———
Arthur Wheeler, sln of ex-Miiyor A.
C. Wheeler has ret rned from a trip
to Trinity Lake. 1 »
Mrs. Charles Tiids is improving
from her recent “incl 3 at her home in
Woodward avenue. ,3
Leopold Quittnerdof No. 10 Clay
street, who has becnlili for some time
is able to be out rig. in.
l). C. G. ilohannun has purchased
from M. Tarlov ii veily handsome buy
siuldle and harness hlorse. ‘
A dellghtfuilawupl rty was held on
the lawn at the Crnnl ury Chapel. last
evening. and ivas very successful.
.1. C. Gordon. epre‘henting the Con-
necticut llenernl idle insurance Com-
pany. is in South Ndrwalk today on
business. -
miiuylng for three sores. we get the
best discount on hot nter bugs, foun-
tain syringes, etc. You get the ud-
vantuue of this at th l Stimson-Powell
Corporation. | ' .
Mrs. Sweeney, whd has been the
truest of Miss Mamie. ,owd. of Union
Place. Norwnlk. returnled to her home
in New York city today.
Mrs. E. J. Smith, wine has been a
guest at. the home of I‘ll E. Dishrow, in
West avenue, returned. to her home in
East Orange, N. J., todl y.
Mrs. George R. Wentworth. who has
been theg nest oier: a, (1 Mrs. Horace
,H.‘ Root. of British stred t. has returned
to her home in Springfifld, Mass.
The lawn party of th Knight Street
A. M. E. Church. at the residence of
the pastor, Rev. T. B.lMcConneil, in
North avenue. last eventing. was a grat:
it'yiug success. -
The suit which was id'ought against
Joseph Mathias ycsterdlhy in which an
attachment was placed ‘upon property
or Mathies, was settled ‘ltoday, and the
attachment released. ‘
Mrs. Anna MucNaina‘ a. of Dover
street. complained to Clhief of Police
Bradley, this morning. tthat she- had
been bitten by a dog owned by Gro-
eerymnn George W. Raymond. yester-
day. , -
The infant son of. Mr.‘ and Mrs. Da-
at the home of its parents in Bridge-
port. Mr. llaggerty l. a cousin of
Luke Doriiey, of East itoclfi avenue,
Norwalk. l
A nine-pound boy has} arrived in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren
P. Sniitlf, Jr.,. in Trinity, lace. Mother
and ciiild are doing nicely and Mr.
Warren is spending son 0 money on
his friends. i ,
-—Dr. M, S. Roscn, Eyeiand Ear Soe‘“
clnllst from Bridgeport, removed his
ofliee from the Muhaeke 0 Hotel. to
52 North Main St., So. N rwalk, where
hecan be consulted o Tuesdays
Thursdays and Snturd ya from 1
o‘clock to 4 p. in. only. i ‘
Sherman Council. No.‘1.342. Royal
8 o'clock sharp in Red‘- Men's hallo.
Washington street, when the mystic
circle will be opened. All 1,105 mem.
bers are cordially invitel.
The management of line itallan
Sporting Club is conte plating get-
ting the Y. M. C.‘A. and arien Base-
ball teams to play a gem on the fair
grounds the afternoon 0,: the picnic.
which will be held Auguiit 16.
' The state board of oth ers of, Con.
nectlcut O. U. A. M. will lay a frater-
nal visit to Lincoln Conn ll, No. 4, to-
morrow evening. In ad ition to the
regular business there wil be plenty
of speaking, cake. cream nd smokes.
and every member shou demake an
extra eftort to be presen "
Many people who.go t The Knob
Wednesday evenings are 3 ompiaining
about'the accommodation he Conner,
, ' Company
nifords in running cars t get them
Lent night alar crowd was
at the Standard Oil Com y’s works
crossing when several .
along. They were filled and many
were standing ondhe run lng board.
it was impossible thinks any more
and seyeralrwa'ked to. Sou h Norwaik
rather than wait fer a ‘ in which
there wonld be‘sniiieient; oom. '
and see
for yourselves..» odllfo
.,l"
Two-piece Double Breas
SIS Panamas at $0.
l4 South Main St, Sou
.i-m:
Men's Suits. which sold irom $6 to
$6 and $7 Suits.
It is not a qifistion of how much
i former price $2.50 to $3.00. sale price,
Russian Blouse Suits. age 3 to 8.
tormer price, $3.50, sale price.
Boys’ Bicycle Pants, lormer price 5! 50.
Rican Palms and All OtherfBraids $l.l9.
Split Senncis. Rough and Readv. at 59c.
$|0.
Men's Suits. which sold irom $i2 to
‘now $3-59
ONE TON ‘.
Of Men’s Spring and Summer Clothing to be sold at cereal sacrifice:
Now is the time we commence to unload our summer stock to make room to
cm Our policy iS never to carry over foods of any sort it ‘a gene
$20.
now
Following are the prices:
ted. age 8 to IE.
5.1.48
$1.48
Two-piece Double Breasted Suit. age 8 to l6.
lormer price.‘$3.50 to $5 00. sale price. $2°48
Two-piece Double Breasted Suit. age 8 to l6,
iormer price. $5 to $6. sale price.
sale pri
69c
CC.
. Custom Department.
of us. so
All the Newest Patterns in Spring and Summer Fiannels, which originally sold for
$20 to $23, we Will now make to your measure for
e Balance of Our Straw Hat Stock Must Go.
First of g the season our sale of Straw Hats was enormous.
but the weather has'not stood back
$3 and $4Pucrto Rican Palms and Fine Split Straws at $l.89. $2 and $2.50 Puerto
$l.50 Fine Split Senncts. Rough and Ready. at illic.
50c and 75c Hats at 38d
We consequently placed large duplicate orders.
here they go.
25c Hats at BC.
Negligce Shirts: «
till Norwalkf‘ Tel. 36-2.
This week we Will close out a lot oi our 50c Negligee Shirts at 39c.
Remember we are headquarters for all kinds of hot weather wearables. Bathing Suds. Crush Suits, Alpuczi Coats.
,..Wh,ite Duck Pants. Fancy. Hosiery, Light Weightllnderwear, undevery thing to keep man or boy cool.
_ comsrocK~~BR03 ~
,Masonic BUIlde‘. Norwalk. Tel. 7042.
r Fall goods. Everybody come to see
rous sacrifice Will move them.
now. $439 Men’s Suits. whiclrsold from $I0 to
$9.89; _
Youths’ Long Pant Suits. ages I5 to l8. . '
$8and$I08uus. now $4 95
Children’s Department, '
loss we will take, but how soon we can unload goods in this department.
iii; $6.89
$3.48,.
A
$16.50
$l.00 Fine
Mrs. William Weed is seriously ill
'1! her home in Day street.
Willis ii. Seileck left this morning
for the Catskill Mountains.
Charles J. Ketcham. of Washington
street, is in Bridgeport today on busi-
ness,
~Organs, $10 each. J. W. Studweil.
J. i’opp, who has been ill at his home
In ivy Place, is able to be award
igaln. . .
Eugene O'Connell. clerk for Judge
Joseph R. Taylor. is in Pittsburg on
business,
Misses, Gertrude rind Florence Ben
edict, or West avenue, are visiting in
New Canaan.
Miss'Mamie Dowd is entertaining
Miss KatiiryirBurke. at her home in
Union Place, Norwslk.
aGeprge W.lOoihn, of sitting street.
has purchased a new upright piano.
The instrument was installed yester-
day,
—Great bargain: Upright Piano for
5171?; former price 3275. J. W. Stud-
we .
Richard W. Meade, a clerk in the
empIOy of Raymond it: Company, of
Norwalk. has gone to Danbury for an
extended vacation. -
Money is indeed well spent that pur-
chases a fountain syringe. The Still-'
son-Powell Corporation guarantee their
sixty cent. outfit for one your.
Tracey B. Warren, of the Atlantic
Hotel, Bridgeport. is stopping for. a
few days at the Mahaokemo Hotel. a‘
guest of Proprietor Joseph Wulz.
Should the weather prove stormy
Friday night the lawn party of the
Briggerman’s, will be held Saturday
night. . ‘
The Norwalk members of the order
of the Sons of Temperance left Nors
Walk; at 8:50, on a special trolley, this
morning, from the corner: of Main and
“Wall street, for Pine Rock Grove.
where the annual picnic or the District
, Division is being ‘held.
. Olson and Tobacco: . l ' . GAINS, _ ‘ >_
' Jim! had 10 rears‘; mar ' a . .
‘ ' Vfiiligrluadielt-ththam momma, ..
4““ ' memes new .26 ,.
.
Shepherds of Bethlehem at Mrs. Leah:
MM i not in -.
.. WKTCH “one. some so? ”a:
-—~
nownu; ST.
a roquEt.
‘. . $1.00 Upwards.
WM. P. BEERS. ~h
Bock-clier. Stationery. Engraver.
WE HAVE GOOD REASONS
~ for claiming your patronage. the very best of
reasons. We buy direct iiom the Western
shippers. We buy the best grades oi grain,
q We carefully screen both Oats and Corn, and
'you deii'i pay for dirt and dust.
and price count. we win.“
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH. »
[f
31.26 kind for 75¢.
.31 Suit cut to tide.
‘ idol) lot of 25c box of Paper for
7c. ,‘ ‘
,. cur iN ansEBALL cooos. .
8'1 Mlts.166c‘:- 50c Mite, 35c: 25c Mits,
186; $1.60 and 81.2tl hnl , 76c; 31 and
75:33:11", 50st. $24.4“
o
Mantras; 86c; 259 Enveh
A FEW ammasonsmay-.-
ks, 31.25; :1",
, .i'Prjmnmi'i is a,
We have n rem
' store and'omce. '50c per gallon,
7? _; Nonwsnx Hsnnwsiln 0o; W
‘84:. mm melt
quality
,
ilneFl " on or
f
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('3
i
... .. . ”M0Wmm
Sets».
- "on his honeymoon. wtin in town
‘ uo‘nwnLK.
Putz; lietul ram
pots norsc‘nsrc‘i-i. .
, . . paste dodgers its
Sindhi-liquid tormf, , ' I j, .
in cans as small.“ 10c stall. ‘
"J‘Dltlnt of the American Steel Casting
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
H02 WATER,
AND GAS
FITTING.
I Tin, Slut Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
5,0 South Main Sinai,
South Not-walk. Conn.
, Telephone: 122-8.
Jesse Milton. the five months
old son
The fuenrai will be held Monday after-
noon. at 3 o’clock.
Henry E. Schneebui’g, who acted as
manager of the South Norwalk branch
of the‘ New York Grocery Company,
during that absence of Thomas F. Dowd
yes-
terday on business. -
Ward. whodled at her home, No. 33
Pine street, Wednesday, at 10 o‘clock.
will take place tit the Grace Baptist
Church. in other street. Friday after:
noon. at 3 o'clock. Rev. A. F'. Johnson.
of Port Richmond. Staten Island, will
conduct the service. *
wnlk Board of Water Commissioners.
the Wale system. are engaged in malt-
lng an ex motion oi nil the fire hyd-
rants about the city. The winter pres-
sure ot each is being taken and any re-
pairs needed will be made.
- or-uo Hotness STRIKE. '
ALLIANCE, 0.", J uiy 24.-—Seven hun-
dred molders employed at the» local
I
Company, went ~on a strike today
when asked by the company to become
‘ responsible for all bad confines. . z
. ‘ ensues kinssnLéy'swiLL‘a
= LONDOS.~inlyt_zi.—-4The will of the .
income:
‘06 “1' Th
e
Kimberl was probated
tn ed 363
0y, {I
of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Langley,
, of Wilton avenue. died this morning.
The funeral of.the late Mrs. Charles .
Frederick Buckley, clerk of the Nor- .
and James Rauchnsuperlntendent ol :
on Friday. July lllth. at 7 a. m.. one run” 1
, _. occurred at the store of WlLLlS H“ I "
LECK, 48"and 50 Wall street. NorWa ,
the other at the store of SELLECK‘I
PRlCE,,9ii Washington street. South",
$l'00 and $l.25 Hats are now 59c. *
$I.50 and $2.00 hats, are marked 98c.
Our $2.50 and $3.00 French Palm Pa
you can buy for $l.49.
Salient liner Will in ,
98 Washington Street, 48 and 50 Wall .Stree t'
50. NORWALK. NORWALk.
All“ ’ M “in.
Suggestion for Picnic and Outing Lunch!
Ham for boiling, small, briéht, lean. Sardines, 5c, 8c. 10c, 14c,
Will cut in two if wanted. Whole, All sorts. .
15l/2c lb. Cut,16c lb. 'Pot Cheese, fresh home-maid
Shoulders, nice ones, 12c lb. and nice, 2 for So.
Dried Beef. We think‘wo aellmore William: Bros.’ fancy Mixed M
of this article than all stores In town Pickles. real good, 126 bottle.
combined. Poople'come here and get Anderson's Jams, all sort; '
tine beef, thin sliced; jut what they «Pineapple Chunks, in tin. 1
want. Any quantity from 5: worth up. Old Fashioned Ginger W‘afofl; I
- Boned Chicken, Star brand. 25:. lb. cartons, 10c. . 2
Peanut Butter in any quantity. At your service,
Mi
v
Lerenzoplb b‘
Neither Ago Tier Youth
is extfinpt from eye troubles and defective vision. Headache, Eyoaoh'
Blurring of the Print, are some of the most frequent symptOmn; .lfi‘y'o
have any suspicion of trouble with your eyes. we'll examine them
and furnish Proper Glasses Properly Adjusted when required; 1 "
Smoked Glasses for the Seashore. ‘
O. B. JAiSKSON,
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
t
Is WALL STREET,
concurs
2 . ‘ ASPHALT ‘
CEMENT.
ARTIFICIAL
_ ' . and rum ,
Walks‘Recooered. ‘ div-b: Reset. Gutters '
Ra ymond ‘ Br
“mmwmifoi ."hrfiifir
l confidently recommend the Calapooia Mining and Tunnel ' ‘
stock as a high-class investment, on account of the great earning"
the property and the fact that the sh ares are offered at an exceed 2i 7 ‘
ilguro until August 1st, when the certificates will be listed on the NOW“
market at about double the price at which the shares are'now séllné
I am Fiscal Agent for other dividend paying” stocks. Buy ,
charge on monthly payments. You get dividends every month from“
pure use. ' ' ‘
if. L. DUNCAN, Inveilmonr Securities.
soon 1. muons BLOCK. son'ri-i non.
-'
BRIDGE ‘
FISH , .
MARKET;
w"Steak Cod,
Pollock,
liaddhck,
., ~ Manufacturers of
..n . ». iMPnoveo, . . , "1.
, i h. - , Soda and Minot-always”
_ Fm;
Flavoring Extracts,‘symp.iand"rriiit Jam, _
riflir ' , Birch Boer, Lemon 80d Gnomlodn,‘ ' '
t .~ Snusparilis, Root. 312:5. Blood Or. ,_
,nnge, xx Ginger Mo. Choco- ' *
- - iota Cream Soda. Imperial
Nerve 'l’onic. “
_ Soda Wnter and Root Beer ‘ouppifod in
stool fountains. Bolton:- and ‘ o -'
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