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Phone Ire-Ii.
Our Phone
is for use.‘ it enables us to re-
ceive your orders without your .
.leaving‘ your home, So don’t go
without your cream ‘Sunday, when
you need only walk to your tele-
-‘ phone.
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l‘ii'hoteiophone call for the branch of-
fice of The Evening Sentinel in Nor-
waIk I. No.44.
The D. M. Read Company is having
. a sale of white dress goods.
Buckingham Post. G. A. 11.. of Nor-
walk, will hold a regular meeting this
evening. 4 .
—-—Supreme Court 10c
"the limit" .of excellence.
The reflection of a big fire far to
the northwest could be seen in ..or-
walk last night. ‘
Cigars are
.Try one.
Uncas Tribe, I."O. R. M., held a rc ~
ular meeting last night, but transactei
. only routine business.
M. Ii. Glover. tho well~known shoe
dealer. is taking a couple wceks’ vaca-
tion from business duties.
——l)on’t fail to see the “creole Beau.
ties," tonight.
Rev.‘ J. H. O‘Donnell, pastor of St.
Mary's Chu cb. will give the children
of tho Conndy Home an outing one day
this week. ‘
Tile Old Well Hook and Ladder
Company has had photographs taken
to present to the Thomaston company
when they go 'there on September 11.
~Ca-tlicI'-ba in the Norwalks.
Frederick Schmidt. formerly of
Railroad avenue, but now of New
York. is not expected to live. it is
thought that he will be sent to a hos-
pitai.
Msis Annie. iitlcy, one of the popular
clerks in W. S. Sturtcvant’s store in
North Main street, laid at her home in
Hanford Place. with.“ attack of .ncn:
ralgia. ' ‘ , ‘ _
The membersotvthe‘Norwalk Baptist
Sunday school report an excellent time
on their annual outing to Pine Rock
Park near Shelton. They arrived home
shortly before 7 o'clock.
llowland's rummage still goes on
and from the various.departmculs spc.
vial bargains are daily coming to New
Read their advertisement today. There
are many chances to sazvc money.
Mrs. M, iiitc, of West Norwaik. was
operated can last week at the Sinai-
ford Hospital last week. by lir. .ican
‘llumortioni The patient is getting
along very nicely.
~—“Oreole Ilcautle’i.” at the “Coup-
try Fair" tonight. ' ‘
.,
A full rehearsal of the Y. M. C. A.
orchestra was held last evening with
Loader Frank M. Sturtevant. in Elm
wood avenue. it was planned to go on
a moonlight sail on the evening of An-
;nat 15.
The ladies of Buckingham Woman‘s
relief Corps. of Norwalk. did not hold
their picnic today lit Fairlield Bench.
because of the threatening weather and
the eating has been [postponed until
the next fair day. ., .
, Schiller Slalom, No. 200,17. 0. R. M..
held arcgular meeting in the taller es.
‘tablishment of ill. Kocour. in North
Main street. last evening. but only
‘ routine business was transacted.
The party holding chock N0. 25 for
two pans, purchased.” W. S. Starte-
vant’s store in June. is requested to
taken it to theater's and claim the sow-
ing machine, or-there wiil=be another
drawing for the machine next week.
-—Very*few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Grown. It
has been sold for 10 your» and over,
and in uowconaiderod one of the stan-
dard brands... ' ,
Butler mag, no. in, will hold a
meeting, :thia evening. and ‘ make furth-
er arrangements for the secondvannual
moonlight nail to lbs-hold on. the ‘ even-
inIzoi August 18. The steamer irabel
will he usedzand the obicgti . l
will be Mount Gray
3 , 1.7M. .
j this,“
‘ Norwalk and East Norwaik
H. Glover. otherwaikfi
Lake Waramua. ‘ ,
Miss Marlon Lee is entertaining
Miss Hattie, L. Lyon. of Bridgeport.
‘Mlns Minnie Guyer has returned to
her home in New York 'city. after a
short visit with Mrs. F. El. Conley. of
West street. ‘ ‘
The li‘nbbell, Hell it Randall Lum-
ber Company'wiil hereafter close. their
yards Sat-
urdays at 12 o'clock noon.
Mayor and Mrs. Mortimer M. Lee,
daughter Miss Marion}! and son itch;
ert, who have been,visiting in Bridge:
port, have returned to their home.
Boxmakors’ Union, No. 10.007. hold
a regular semi-monthly meeting last
night in Mystic Chain Holland voted
to hold as pcclai meeting two weeks
hence.
ii. H. li‘arham. who was one of the
men lnjured‘some days ago by an ac-
cident on the yacht Duquesno off Nor.
walk, was discharged yesterday from
the Norwaik Hospital, being the last
of the injured men to leave the insti-
tutiou.
——Ca-thor-ba in the Norwalks.
Bernard Beckmann and August Root.
techer have been appointed delegates
by the Arion Singing Society to attend
the prize singing contests throughout
the state. They will go to Seymour
on September 1. They will also at-
tend the saengcrl’csts which are held
every two years.
.—
Washington Camp, P. O. S. of A. in.
tends to move from their present quar.
tors in Red Men's Hall. hilt it is not
known just what ball will be secured.
This was voted at the last meeting. it
is also understood that the Patriotic
Order of Americans intend to move
from the same hall. .
given at the "Country Fair," tonight.
Joseph Discs-a will go to Rye, N. Y..
this evening to witness a fireworks dis
play by Professor Girone. .who invited
Mr, Disesa to be present. lie claims
he has something new in the line of
pyrotechnics and wishes to make all
onanucnicnt with ihe ita’iiau Sportingr
Club for tile'plcnic to be held August
16.
As stated in yesterday’s edition,
Deputy Sheriff John W. Scullcy went
to New Canaan yesterday afternoon
and attached the body of William S.
Cortics. on a charge of fraud. Cortlcs
was able to not bonds of $1,000 as a
guarantee to appear in the common
pleas court in September. Charles H.
Family. of New Canaan. wont his sure-
ty.
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the “Country Fair." tonight.
/At 3 o'clock this morning Oil‘lcer
William R. Pennington arrested three
boys about sixteen years of age, who
claimed Danburyas their home. They
gave. their. names as Raymond Eddy,
John warn ’and Thomas Burt. Tele-
phonic communiontibu with the Dan.
bury police revealed the fact that the
boys had run away from home. They
were willing to return after one night
in the lockup, so they were allowed
to go.
MiNE WATCHMAN MURDERED.
Found With Head Crushed in a Field
in Hanover Township.
Wli.KldSilAitRE. August l‘imllaniI-i.~
.i. vacrney. a waiclimad’ in the employ
.of the Delaware. Lackawanna and Wes—
teru Company. at their lliiss colliory,
in Hanover township. was found dead
in a field in Hanover township, today.
He quit work at midnight. and was fol-
iowcil by twenty men. They were mak-
ing threats and Sweeney was afraid of
waited there for some time. After he
thought the crowd that followed him
had dispersed, he left for his home.
This was the last seen of him alive.
The supposition is that the men who
followed him from the mine were ly-
ing in wait for him. and when be ap-
proached theispot where they were hid.
ing they assaulted him with, pick han-
dles, and beat his brains out. .
The body lay in a pool of blood. One
of the arms was broken. apparently by
a blow from a iclub) The murderers
wore determined to make sure of their
work. The nearest house is several
crime. but one of the inmates thought
he heard the cry of murder about 2
o’clock this morning. The county de-
tective is now at work on the case. It
is said that the coal company will offer
a reward 0111.000 :for the arrest and
conviction of the murderers. The mur.
dared man told the superintendent of
the mine where he was employed that
some of the strikers had spoken to him
last week. and advised him that it did
not look right to see him going to work
and that if he was wise hewould quit
at once. Sweeney said he needed em—
ployment. as his tamily was in want.
The next day another delegation of
the melt met him on his way to, work
and told him if he did not quit work
warning worried him. but'hd'reuolved
to aontinuehis work. There in much
i indignation over the cold blooded main
liar. an the dead watchman was well
liked. , ~ . ,
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~—An entirely new program will be ,
~“Creolc' Beauties." the novelty of .
them. He took refuge in a saloon and '
hundred yards from the scene of the .
he would be sorry. Murphy said these.
' Haven: . Dr;
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South Norwalk.
Tab, 82-2.
When‘ I went into the grain business 1 did so with
my whole heart and strength.
We base our claim to
thingy—quality and price—quality first.
We believe in buying
. Buv Oats That's
‘ Telephone Connection.
Here is an inexpenSive. Outfit l~
~$I0 andsiz Suits for 336.89
$I.00‘liegligee shirt for
ii and $7i.25 Straw Hats for .59
Comstock ‘ Bros.
One of my first business premises was to “give the
best service and host grain.
holding our customers from year to year.
Reliability is everything in businéas. -
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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‘ ' $8.27
But Good
- Masonic Building
' ’NorwnIk
Tab, 70-12
In
your patronage on Just two
the best grain and therefore
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Clean. .
Whterinan'sldeal Waterman fountain
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name i “-
Job lot (if 2
70.
“din; of Paper for
CUT IN BA ,EBALL 00008.
$1 Mite. Bee; 5 Mite. 350' 25c Mite,
180; $1.50 and 01.25 balls, c; 81 and
750 Balls, 600; 82, Masks, 31.25; 81
Masks. 05c: 600 Masks. 35c; 250 Envcl~
open. 250; Job lot of 25 and 500 Books,
3c each.
Coleman’s liens Stud
10 North Main 8b, 80. Norwalk.
SHIRTS
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STATE VETERINARIEB.
Resignation of Prouluont Andrew
Hyde, of the Annotation.
HARTFORD. August limo-Th0 00mi-
annual mnctlng of the Connecticut
Veterinary. Medical Association was
held at the. Hotel Hartford yesterday
afternoon. ‘ Dr.i Harrison Whitney.
thomocond vice-president. presided.
and Secretary Dr. 301.“- Dow of Willi-
mantic, recordod'tho minutes. 'l'nere
are thirty-ulna marathon of the asso-
ciation. of whom the. following were
present: IDr. L. is. Judson. Winston:
Dr. P. n. Finnegan. Hartford: Dr. iii. 0.
Rona, Now‘IHaven; Dr. 0. it. White;
New Britain'syr. if. Whitney. New
, ill: it Dow. Wiliimantio:
Dr. G. H.»ParlilnconI-Middletowa. The
resignation, of in. Andrew Hyde u
it you! w . render at
no, and m in:
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49 Wall St.
A FEW' BATl-ii 0 sons LEFT. ’7'
lie was ,tur- -
Pens
The best in the world
25 Per Cent Allowed ouYour Old Pen
Largest block of Peas in Town
Iiiam’ P. Beers
’ Norwalk, Conn
KNOWS NOTHING OF STRIKE.
NEW YORK. August 6.——Vioe-I‘rcsl-
dent Skill, of the Manhattan Railway
:ompany. said today regarding the
threat of file motormon on the Second
and Third avenue lines (it the elevated
system to go on strike because of the
refusal of the company to accede to
their request for a nine instead of a
ten hour working day that he had no
knowledge of any impending strike
other than what he had read in the pn-
pcra. lio said the committee of the
motormcn and engineers to whom he
delivered the company's decision yes-
terday declinipx to accede to their re-
ducst. have no intimation to him that
they would retaliate with a strike.
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Our 80ft Bosom
great variety. Some
others otherwuw.
600 01.00
Shirts are in
rather plain:
$1.50.
asuemamo THE honouATmN.
LONDON. Aunust Ii.-—’l‘he that com-
plete dress rehearsal of the core atiou
ceremony was held in Westminu er ab-
bey, today. The participants included.
the Duke of Norfolk. the Arehbioh
of Canterbury. the Earl of Rocobery
and in fact all the chief actors in the
ceremony have their melanin. ”rho
king's company or the uronadiar
guards was posted at the abbey annex.
and the peer: and increase: and till!
royal page: all assumed their robaailn
the drama: room in the annex. ,. The
gorgeous coronation «armband tubule
trier were uncovered and thinness.
rich andtha entire chrome
the annotation were ,
with. ’ lilo mammalian
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and a ha i.
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‘ ’ Iouth Norwalkt Conn.
A elephoner 128-8.
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PROMOTER POWER iN COURT.
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Denice That He M‘lupnr'oprlated Any
i ‘ Money. :0 charged. .
NEW YORK. August e——Andrew“ F.
Fairer. a promoter. was before'Magis-
trate Flammer, in the police court to-
day. in answer to a summons served on
ii in“ t'nlght, by lieavltt J. Hunt. a
ti. yer. representing Governor Charles
Kimball, iof Rhoda lsla l, and Louis
B. Curtis. of Bridgeport. onn. Neither
Governor Kimball nor Mr. Curtis were
in court. ,
Mr. Powor is secretary of the Export-
ers’ Association of America. a concern
with oliicca at 11 Broadway. and
offices in Boston.
. Lawyer Hunt accuses Power of fall-
ing to account for $2.000 belonging to
lovcrnor Kimball, and $3,000 belong-
ing to Mr. Curtis, which he had taken,
i-Innt alleges, to invest in a new con-
cern known as the New England Man-
ufacturers‘ Association.
Hunt said that Power had gone to
Governor Kimball in April last and ln~
formed him that a new company was
being formed to be known as the New
England Manufacturers’ Association.
the board of directors of which was to
be composed of the governors of the
New England stairs. The alleged ro~
suit was that Mr. Kimball gave Power
$2.000 to invest.
The governor. who was one of the
charter members of the new concern.
was told that he had bran elected pres.
ideal of it.
The Exportcra’ Association of Am-
erica. of which Porter is secretary. it
was alleged. has a capital of 6100.000,
with Ii surplus of $40,000. i-iunl alleg-
ed that Power had told the governor
that the two’conccrns were to be afllli—
atcd and that during the first two
years of the existence of the New dime
land Manufacturers' Association. the
Exporters‘ Association of America
would pay the stockholders in the for-
mer concern live per cent. on their
holdings, the shares being valued at
$100 each.
the money which. it had been agreed
should be invested in the new concern,
and deposited it to the account of the
Exporters' Association of America.
l’owor denied that he had misappro-
priated any money, and declared the
prowedlng was persecution; that the
stories detrimental to him and his bus-
iness had been circulattd about the
country.
The magistrate tllcn adjourned the
hearing until next Friday. the sum-
mons being renewed for that day.
H ATT—GARDES.
The engagement of Charles liyalt.
of Brooklyn. to Miss Anna Garden. of
the same city, is announced. Mr. Hy-
att is summcriug at iicll island at lion.
nie View cottage. where he has a large
number of friends. Miss (lardes is a
popular summer visitor at Hickory
Bluff, where she is the guest of F. W.
Emerson. The couple have many
friends in The Norwalks who will con.
grntlllnto them on the announcement.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem. will hold their regular
semi-monthly meeting this evening in
Red Men's Hall, Washington street.
NOTICE. '
To The Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company. and all other per-
sons interested in the change of lo
cation and grade hereinafter pro-
posed:
You are hereby notified that the Be.
icclmen of the Town or Norwaik be—
lieve that public convenience and ne-
cessity require a change of the loca-
tion of the tracks of said Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company on
Wentport avenue. in said Norwalk.
commencing at th line of the City of
Norwalk on said one. and running
to Post Swamp. so called. in said
Norwalk. from the center at said high.
way. where the said tracks are now in
op outed, to the southerly side of said
highway; and a change or the grade
of the intake of said company from
the easterly line or the City of Nor”-
wulk to the easterly line of the Town
of Norwalk; to the grade established
for acid highway as shown by the
map and promo or said hisiiway on file
in income of the Selectmen of Nor-
wallt. and that we will-hear said Con-
necticut, Railway and . Lighting 00m-
pnny, .andiali othern interested inmhid
presumption” 'of Mid location and
. man,“ the 00100 of said Selectmen ,
, Iggoigorwalk. on the lath any or August. ’
tulll‘o'clock the foreseen. at
on are hereby
ll .
‘ said change of the
_ 1’ mid Connecticut
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liunt further alleged that Power took ,
showniiune. it ‘
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'New'Goods at 10' per céf‘n.
‘ A Reduction.
. All clothing~goes in this, our first sale. , ‘
Sack Suits, handsome and durable; Flannels,‘ We'd
Crashes and Homespuns, Boys’ Suits, Children’s Suits. .
500. Fancy Hose, cut to 350., 3 pair for$1.00.,
Linen Crash Pants, $1.29. 'gz' ”.
$1.50 and $2.00 Shirt Waists for men, to wind up.
Wash Vests for men. $1.25. $1.50, $2.00. IX
soc and 75c Stocks at 25¢. each. ' ' as
Straw Hatl, all shapes. 15c., 19c., 590., 980., $1.49,.
Duck Yacht Caps, 15c.
.Bathing Suits, 75c., $1.00 up to $2.50. 3 ' . -‘
$1.00 Belt at 590. . ‘12] l?” ”‘7'
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98 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwulk.
For Saturday, August 2nd. , ,
Fruits and Vegetablés
FINEST QUALITY PINE AP- WATERMELONS, ' ,j
PLES t ,25c. PEACHES" ~
‘ w° swear POTATOES, ' ,
ROCKY FORD MELONS, 6to 10c. pLums, ,W‘ , _
FINE POTATOES, 20c pea PEG K. ' ' ' ' " Tit
SMALL POTATOES, 15¢ PER PECK.
No other too like my tea. Why? That is a secret. The taste for tea, is
an acquired one. it is true the same flavor can’t be had elsewhere. I out
speaking of Mixed Tea. My teas please. Try them. 140 quarter in.
DRIED BEEF. Have had some trouble in keeping a supply. Plenty,
now. and will try to keep a full stock hereafter. None as good as ours. ‘ . I;
l9‘9'7$029IlliicaIciie~
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Wise People Realize
, that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed at.
if there is any trouble wan your eyes, come to us and have a that»
ough examination made free. it e guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON. 4
GRADUATE OPT'OIAN ’
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The only question is wherewlil your investment be safe and'yiold gently.
est results. We offer investments that are absolutely safe and uttho' ”in l
time yield large results. Stocks. Bonds, Mortgages. Mann. Realms to.
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