phone 139.5.
0111 Phone
.19 for use, It enables us 'to rev
celve your orders without your
leaving your home. So don‘t go
without your cream Sunday, when
you used only walk to your tele—
phone.
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51 WASHINGTON STREET.
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Local 11.111.11.11.
The telephone call for the branch of-
line of The Evening Sentinel In Nor.
w‘lk '3 No: 14- 1.
‘ O'Brien.
It is p1 oiltoble to ruin now to D M.
Read' a adveitisement and carefully
read than announcement.
Scllcek & Price have reduced the
prices on their summer 111111111111 in or—
1101' to sell every article this season.
—-Reduction in Straws.
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—-—Nai.ive Potatoes, 171: pk.;
F. D. Lawton & Co,
The ushers of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church will meet at the church,
this evening, at 8 o'clock. Business of
importance will come before the meet-
11115.
651: ha.
The oyster steamer “Wancta,” Cap-
tain W. 11‘. Hoyt. was not In the water
this morning, after being given a thor-
ough overhauling on Joshua Jonnings‘
ways oi‘f Water strcct. .
~Ca-th1r ha in the No1 walks
Lester Cmgill the Unionvlilc lad,
whowas operated on at the Nor-walk
Hospital, for appendicitis yesterday of-
to1 110011, is reported today to be very
comfortable and somewhat improved.
The cases of the Howmd & (‘hiids
Blowing Company vs. Martin Spuhr
and J. B. Raymond Vs Fay 0. White.
were returned to the Norwolk' Town
Court, tl1is‘mornlng. Judge John H.
Light represents the plaintiffs in beta
casts.
~Grcat reductions in Ladlos‘ and
Child111ns” llosieiy and Uudeiwcnr. at
tho ltcmm a] Sale. M S. Smith & Co.
Colonel Henry C.' Morgan, assistant
quartormastcr general; M. .I. Wise, a
clerk in the office, and Miss Sadie M.
Merwin of Windsor, the stenoviaphor,
loft for the state military rendezvous.
Niantic, yesterday morning, to remain
over the week of on campmcut. The
quartormastcr goneral‘s oilicc at the
capitol will be closed until after the on.
cumpment.
'I‘hc condition of cit—Governor Lorin
A. Cooke, who has been indisposod for
some time, is now regarded as serious.
Last night Mr. Cockr- suficrcd from
chills. Miss Cooke, daughter of the ox-
governor, who has been spending her
vacation in Maine, arrived home .ch-
lcrday after.noon ills trouhlp is in»
iiammation of the bladder.
—Spcciai sale Peerless Muslin lin-
derwear, all kinds, st and $l.25 valm'
now 791-; the 751: value, now 591:: the
501: and 5911, value; now 39c; the 25c
value, nowfiliic, at S. I. Milis's.
The East Norwalks and the makers
of thc l‘lnrthol llut shop will play a
game of ball tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock on Mayflower Oval. The hot-
lcry for the Plant Norwaiks will he
f‘.1'1\1.1:h and Nash whilo Murphy and
Barry will be in the points for the hat-
toro The game promises to I11. Inter.
«patina. 11s the two teams are well
matched. '
The quarterly meeting at the A. M.
iii. Church will convene with tin1
Knight slrcct Church. Sunday, and
mentions to bc a grand affair. The
prcsldlnu older in nircudy in town. The
church In still paying an it goes, and
ploada. through the pastor, Rev. l..
, ll. McConnell, for sunlclent means to
complete the church alterations. Ev—
erybody will be Welcome to the services
Sunday.
~Bumnins bvory day in Dry Goods
and Kitchenware 111: M. a. Smith it
Cola Removal Sale.
W. H. ilnruum. of the Washington
etront bridge has placed h the hands
of Attorney hauls S Boer for colloc-
lien a bill for $8 which Mr. Barnum
claims nrlrlgctondcr .Iohn ll Cole
owun him for sorvlcooxendered. Mr.
Barnum rialmn that 1'. Cole unsalted
him 1111 assistant bridge tender for one
your from the first or last May and
a that In anticipation or the 11111 he sold
111111511111 comic in Dnnhury and moved
”to!
that In that taking it to the
11k of tie Clam. livery month
Anion grow larger, and if quality. '
mi and line Workmnnshln nount .
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L ml‘uli line Straws. O'Brien'a. ‘
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Miss Lottie 1111...... who; has been
quite III with malarial fever at her
home in Stuart avenue. Norwnlk, in
much improved.
State toachcrs' examinations will be
held In the Franklin street schobl
South Norwalk, August 11th. boghn
hing at 9 o clock 11. in.
“Peerless Flour. 681: bag; $14. 60 bbl.
11‘,D,1.awton & Co .
'l‘ho Norwulks and the It & G's will
play tho deciding game in the series
of three for the championship of the
Twin Cities, tomorrow afternoon on
the Decker Field.
.1. A. Mission & Co. have everything
ready to start their summer clearance
sale tomorrow morning. They intend
this to be the biggest money saving ch
out of the season. ,
”Fresh Candy I1‘1esl1 Candy Fresh
Candy, 10c lb M S. Smith & Co
Mrs. John 11.111111; will entertain
the Pine Lodge Whlst Club with mili-
tary cuchrc at 1101' summer home. Cob-
ble Cottage, Belle island, next Monday
al‘trnoon at 3 o’clock.
Three cars of gravel are being 11n-
loaded near the power house in Mead
ow street. The gravel will be used for
the improvements which are now go-
ing on at this place.
-v(‘.lcn Island is the. most attractive
place in the United States.
The salt grass on the meadow near
near the Standard Oil tanks has been
cut and normal teams are now engag-
ed in 111.111 1115; the grass to the 11111119
on the Wilson Point road.
and-u...—
Mcu are at work repairing the trol-
icy tacks heal the power house lnidgc
at South Main and Meadow streets.
The t1 acks are to be straightened and
new tics placed at this point.
—-chs Mutton. 1411 lh.; Logs Lamb
1611. Huyes'.
Farmers in some sections ropozt
that the apple time are so heavily
ladon that they have been obliged to
shake off part of the crop to save the
limbs flom being broken down.
Josoioff needs extra space to tell his
store news today. Fancy potatoes 15
cents a peck is the most prominent ar
tlclc in his lit-1t. A reduction of 5 coats
per pound on cotton is also 11 special
feature. .
—~Ca-tl1cr-hu in tho Norwalks.
There was a break in the trolley
food wire under tho railroad bridge
at Washington street, yesterday. Sn
perintondcnt Evorott 1(on. with a
gang of mon. 11 ho 1' 1111111. on tho working
car repaired the damage.
A sisivn of Stmiiug ll. Hamilton. of
The Evening Sentinel‘s rcportorlal
force. died this morning at her home
in Briduoport. Tho i‘uuorul \\'ilI l11'
held Sunday afternoon, and the bur~
iui will be in New York city.
--S11p1o1no Court 101
“the limit“ of excellence
Eioulnssos hood to fit the ow: as por-
fot'ilv as a coat docs the bar k. Home!
ll. Hoyt 111all'111s this tau and has made
himself 1.111111111111111 to fit 141119111111 prop
1111,11. llo pIIdos himself on balm: up
to date In ovary respect in the fitting,1
of cyos.
Clears arc
Try 01111.
The New Ymk Grocery (‘ompnnys
uduutlsing Is intensely intelcsting to
those desiring to saw 11111110} on out-
ublos. llnttor 11111-11111 to be their spo-
clal this week but we noio reductions
on many .11111 los which are of cvoiy
day necessity.
—'~Ver_v few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
Charles Smith. the East Norwulk
painter. will start 11 force of man at
work next Monday painting the extor-
lon of the William llmburnor place
in Sonvicw avenue East Norwaik.
Captain W ll Verity and family“1 ox-
pool. to iako masonslon of the place
September 1.
«Special nahI Silk and Cotton Pli-
lowu value $2.53.? now 91. iii): value
$1.48 now 891‘; value 31.25.110111' illic,1tt
.l. Mill 9'11.
The New Yorke played 11 thirteen
inning tic game with Chicago yester-
dnv afternoon at tho l’olo Grounds,
New York, the score being 3 to 3 and
the name was called on 11111 coat of
darkness. Tho Giants baited hardest
but they could not hit to win. The
Colts woro two runs in the land 1111 to
the ninth i11nlug,but In tho latter inn.
lag the New Yorkn pulled themselves
toyether and brought in nuilloiont runs
to tie the1 score and than for the re
maining four innings agither side
named. McKinnity 11nd ronin pitch
ed for New York and Williams for ohb ‘
(5380.
mifore
Diamond Rings
SIIIAIII to $I85 Each M
Ladies tone Rings,
7 , . Popular Combmahone
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‘ Inexpensive
14 South Main 8!.
South NDI'WIIké
Ten, 32-2.
Hotels an inexpensive Outfit
$l0 and $I2 Suits for
'$I. 00 Negligee Shirt for
.5' and $I 25 Straw Hats far
Comstock Bros.
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$6.89
.79 "
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$8.27
But Good '
Masonic Building
Norwnlk
Tel" 76-12
Frank I: 1111181111,
1p:
When lkwent Into the
We base our claim to
We believe in buying
Reliability is everythln
Buy Oats That' 3
Telephone Connection.
grain business I did so with
my whole heart and strength.
One of my first business proml'scs was to “give the
best service and best grain.
11
your patronage on just two
things—quality and price—«quality first.
the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from your to year.
s in business.
Clean.
It.“
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Here 5 More Than Your Money 5 Wrath
1111111111 Kelso Bond P111111.
48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes.
A Good Box oi Paper
25cts.
and Envelopes, Sets.
m
William P. Beers,
Bookseller. Steamer. Emiraver.
PING PONG
and
WATERWINGS
Coleman's News Stand
10 North Main 91., ‘ 811. Norwalk.
SHIRTS
FOR nus
SWELTERING
WEATHER
49 Wall Street. Norwalk.
GREGORY’S POINT
EAST nonwALK, cons.
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
of all kinds, Cooked to Order.
Bathingr and l-lshmg.
Bath Houses to Rent by Season
.I. E. O’SULLIVAN.
PROPRIMTOR-
Tot. Call 97...
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Our Soft Bosoni sums are In
great variety. «Some rather plain;
others otherwise.
500 $1.00 $1.50.
glows with p1 amino and reward for the
young person who enters commercial
life properly prepared. How with you
dear reader?
19 voun Foruha BRIGHT,
or a little cloudy? A course In our
school will train you tor businesa sac
COHE-
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL.
{1111 term begins 90111.2 11102 at
BROWN BUSINESS GOLLSGE.
Every young man graduate stenc-
L _ srnpher is now holding a position. We
need more young 111111. The fact that
our school holds the state record for
“ typewrlting with 111111 to our superior
_ och any for enrollment‘.
it y. ;Onlce open from 11.111 to 911.111
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fires...
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STEAM.
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FITTING“
Tin, Sheet Iron. COW"
and Zinc. "
’5 so South Main sum. :~
" ’ south Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone: 122-8.
Loni 1.1.1111...
I.llnmcs B. Costello of Main street, is
ii I
‘K.
Mrs. T. S. Donaldson has learned the
art of swimming.
The Norwulk Yacht Club will hold
club races tomorrow afternoon.
~Nailvc Potatoes, 171'. pk.; 65c bu.
F. l). Lawton & Co
The Public Macket are quoting
prices today. for your Sunday dinner.
Drugglst John A. Riggt of N01 walk
is in New Y'mk today on business.
Mrs. Frank Saunders is seriously til
at her home1 in (lienwood avenue. Nor-
waik. .
Major Eben lvlill intends to take his
Winton Touring Car to camp at Niun-
tic next week.
Percy if. Ferris is having the boiler
of the launch “Bonita" overhauled at
John Ii. Forris‘ dock.
The Tilly Carriage Works have the
contract to build 11 new delivery wag-
on for Grocer Louis Josoloff
~Roductlon in Straws. O’Brien.
Victm S scik'ok. of the Foirflold
county Savings Bank. is enjoying a
three wooks’ vacation from duty.
i‘Iubhcil & Staples intend to 0111111
their new branch hnrdwuro store in tho
old post-11911111 store, Sv'ptcmhrr lst.
11
Miss S. Elizabeth Hastings. of ii
Iiigh street. is visiting friends in
Sonthington, Conn. and Boston.
‘ Snmnrl Mnlkin, who has been at the
Hospital. for a few weeks. was dis~
charged from thcl astitution this
charged from the institution this
morning.
A. Dunn. manager of the Western
Union Company's office in South Nor-
walk. is spondlng the afternoon in M11.
moroucck.
Miss I'Zrmu llibblc, clerk in the local
office of the Metropolitan Life lnsur~
once Compnnu. will return from her
annual vacation spoilt in Eltohflold.
Conn, tomorrow.
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Minor Turim‘, son of Max 'l‘ul‘lov. of
the Connecticut Turnpike. launched a
new eight foot canon in East Norwalk
yesterday. The boy has named tho
littlo croft "Star.”
-—-Spcclal sale Lord & Taylor 11 Onyx
Hosiery fancy. 50o \',aluc
pair; 25c value now 191‘ pair; ladlcs'
and children‘s Hose, 12950. value now
'.t pairs, 2.111, at S. l. Millss.
the infant son of. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
A. Raymond. of Chapel strrot. was held
this morning from the house, at 10
o’clock. interment was in llnlou Cem-
etery, Rownyton. 1
The agreement between tho Solar-t
mun and the Connecticut Lighting and
Railway Company. regarding a change
in tho Wostpm't avenue layout, has
not yet been signed, and Town Counsel
Levi Warner is making some modifh
cations in it before resubmlssion to
the company.
WALKER STOREY ENTERTAIN
Walker St‘moy entertained u re
friends at his home on Eimcrost Tur-
rnco. the occasion-being the sixth an:
nlversnry of his birthday. The little
host proved himself a delightful outer.
tainer and the merry party indulged
in all sorts of Juvenile games. A cob-
web party was one of the features. Ar.
tel the games dainty refreshments
wwé served Those mascot were
Miss Maude Gregory who asslaiml In
entertaining the little folks. 11 runcoa
Ilurr, Mildted (inborn Ethel and hid
ith Downs, Esther Crosby, Isabella
Giogory. Dorothy Jackson, Mary How.
11rd. Morris and Horace llurr llim'lo
Barge. Stanley Baldwin Motluc ny-
iugton and Randolph Downs.
OLIVER 8. STANLEY BCRPRIBED.
A tilirnrlue ”MAM?“ tendered Oil.
ver 8. Stanley: 1 at evening at the
{ionic of his sister Mm.) (1. Gregory,
11 Main 11 reet, N'orwaik. The occa-
sion was the twontythird anniversary
. of his birth and the only objectionable
,, feature was that the nttair failed to be
at a surprise.
, domed In 111111 refreshments wore aer-
Various gamed worn in
present were the host;
0. Gregory Misses him
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note it. Hui lion 1111.11.13.21... M
tinny new; .- 111 Home WI
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red. .T
Mr .
now 391' 1'
The funeral of G111sl1ou ll. Raymond. .
ST. 91111.
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Eveul Article of Summer Appa
. Our Stere at once. “
Suits that sold from 59.511 to 51.5.00, prices now 16.75. 17.2
99.00, $13.50. As a special inducement to hurry these Sulte'wll
a dollar belt with each Suit.
Other specials are priced as follows: Blue and Brown 1311.11.11"
now 350, 3 pairs for $1.
Crash Pants, $1 29
$5. 00, now $3. 00.
Last of Straw Hate to go at 15c,19c,39c, 590, 930,
Trunks and Dress Suit Cases. 1- ,.~~~.—-
Bathing Suite, 751: to $2.50, am“
Sell‘ecgk s: Pric’
98 WASHINGTON STREET. .‘
South Norwalk.
FINEST QUALITY PINE AP~ l
MWATERMELONS, 359 1
PLES, two, 251:. PEACH“
SWEET POTATOES,
110ch FORD MELONS, Ste 101:. , FLUMS,
FINE norm-02s, 20: pan PECK. ' "11",
SMALL POTATOES, 15.». PER PECK. ~i -
No other tea like my tea Why? That is 11 secret. The taste for tea is"
an acquired one. It is true the some flavor can 't be had elsewhele. I an
speaking of Mixed Tea. My teas please. T1y them 14c quarter lb.
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.
Lorenzo Dibbl"
«0999mm, :
Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed at.
it there is any trouble wan your eyes come tons and have a that.
ough examination made f1 ee Mo guarantee satisfaction.
0. B JACKSON,
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN 115‘ ” .
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Curbs React. Gutters Paved.
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Soft Shell Crabs, Lobstero.
Fish arriving daily. ‘
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