Comm and find out“
what Men are. They
{m delicious, m are
told.
5‘ WASHINGTON STREET.
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Local Neils Niles
m.~.-W.~.
The telephom «ii {or the branch or-
.Ilco of The Evonlng Buntinoi in Nor.‘
:mlkis No.44.
, ‘-—-Dr M. 8 Reason, Eye and Ear sue
oiailut tram Bridgeport, removed his
olden tmm‘ the Mahaekomo Hotel to
52 North Main St. 80. Norwnlk where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays from 1
o‘clock to 4 n. in. only.
.——.
Dr. Dick’s Medicine cures Malaria.
William H. Earle. of East avenue.
has received his big Winton touring
our . .
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Gates. of
Fairileld. spent yesterday in South
Norwnlk. ’
Dr. Joan Dumortier has started on a,
two weeks‘ vacation and Dr. R. M.
Wolfe has been left'iu charge of his‘
business.
Frank Bonedlcg, of Rowayton. was
in South Norwaili this afternoon {or
the first lime in a few weeks! He has
been ill with an attack of malaria.
There was a fierce dog light in front!
of the Western Union Tole-graph odlre
in South Main street. yesterday after-
noon. The canines were parted after
being kicked several times.
An egg famine is predicted in some
sortions or the stale. and the New Bri-
tain Herald is responsible for state—
meut that there in danger eggs
may go to seventydive (wants a dozen
nor! winter.
{thief of Police Willinn'i Volimer, oi
the South Norwalii police force. staid
ed last evening on n two woeksfivnon-
lion. He will spend most of the lime ‘
around Norwnlk. Captain (gem-go W.
Gladstone in now the acting ohiei.
Many women about the state haw
been victimized by podiars. who sell
at a reduced price cooking dishes
which. upon doiivory. have speedily
cracked, in Some cases spoiling pre-
servos and other things being cooked
in them.
The Jones l’lumbing Company has
lilo contract for the plumbing and
hunting in the new Westport High
School. They are also plumbing four
houses or Sound Bench. and have the
hot water heating in D. S. Curtis‘s
house.
a—-i' .—
James Ellis. 'an old»llme offender.
was arroslod this aflornoon. im- drunilio
was reset-And tmrlhlinhbell I: Staples‘
More In Norwallr. The. case will name
up in the Town Court tomorrow morn-
rnnoss. by Chief of Police Bradley.
m
lug
Repom-r Victor W. Ferris and Teller
Wilfred Bodwell. of the City National ,,
Bank ion. thin morning for a hen WA
cruise. in the
Mountains, tor n short. time.
GEORDE. M. “ENGINE DEM).
common. Mum. . ‘ rs.
W80.“ , .
or New York Hour. Wm .
his was um ouddeniyill
unlined tron nrum‘io
mootm‘lthtvmmthm
ran-anion Mr
Mankind no: t mum «lithe mo of
tho Murillo American no I well
known writer no 0030311!!! “would.
Ho unmammmmk "Wk
WWW
«mm Went “011k".
They will take in many planes bellore
they return. and Ill Mr. Farm health
has not imnroved insldo od tint time.
he Intends no go no ihe Berkshire.
May financed to, Windows Million In
United sum Stool fidrgol‘ltifln- .
NEW YORK,AugusI1~—~Thn Mr
Uranium or Chariot M Bo uh mm
Steel Corporation is now commonly,
standing recent odiclal denials and.
Nelson! reluctance: in ohiolnl quarters
to confirm the rum mm.
Ermldonl sohwab's impound health
Is the mama tor this notion
Informed quarters It is believed that
hio retirement will he foliow'hd by ex-
Ioualvo changes in the membership of
the organizatio n The succession to
the. prosidouo'y is a manor of surmise
only and if it has been decided no in-
formation can ho had on the subject.
But more are many positions of im-
parlance In the United Stolen Steel
corporation now held by persons who
are them on account of personal fies
with Mr. School: and who remained
Willi the corporation from n devotion
to him interests, growing from (armor
association in the Carnegie Company
it has been reputed that the pesidenoy
would pass to James Gnyley. the nffh
viceoesidenl or the eoporuiion. Oth-
er rumors have polnuod to H. C. Prick.
NATIONAL ROOQUE A830.
Play Began Today Under the Most Fa-
vorable ‘of Condition.
NORWICH. August 18.——Under the
most. favorable conditions the twenty-
first annual meal of the National
Romano Association opened . at the
Rockwell grounds this morning. Play
oommonood at. 9 o'clock. The tour-
nament in former yoara bow on
Tuesday hill the committee droided
that in order to complete the games
before. the and oi the wool: it was nec.
essary to begin on Monday. The roc-
ord of games up to 1 o‘clock was as
foilorvs:
First division: A. L. Williams, of
Washington. D. 0., defeated T. W.
Coleman, or Washington;; F. ii. Foss.
'of Norwich defenied Charles Green
slip. of New Brunswick: C. M. Brvani
of Washingmn defeated J B Bell of
Wilmington Del; S. L. Duryea of
Washinzlon. defeated A. L Williams.
of Washington.
Second. division: J. E. Webb, of
Weslohesier Penn- defeated A. R
Duryea. of Washington.
Third division. J J. Shirley of
Washington. defeated A. C. Robinson
. of Lindsey. Pa
NORWALK PEOPLE IN BUSINESS.
The September number of the Busi-
ness Educator, issued by Merrill Bush,
neso College, in Stamford. contains a
number of namgrauhs of interest. to
Norwalk people, which The Sentinel
reprints:
Miss Lori.” Downs. of South Norwalk.
and Miss Grace Strangvrard. of More
ion both students of Merrill College
bade adieu to their friends July Ilh
and sailed across the sen They will
travel through Great Brilain and re
turn in the autumn. This is what
Merrill graduates are able to do after
a few years of business life.
Clayton Purdy, or Nomton. is clerk
in the First National Bank Siomford
Miss Annie Waterbury ol‘ Noroion
class of 1902 is stenogrnpher in the
office of the international Power V-e
hicie Company Slamfnrd
Andrew 1.. Gorhnm. of Weslporl, is
clerk in the office of the While Denial
00;. New York city. »
Miss Ruth Dayton, of New Canaan.
class of 1901. is stonogrnpher in the
onion of the Eagle Bottling Works.
Glonhrook. Conn.
Miss Florence B. Nichols. of South
NorWnlk, class oi’ lilill,
shorthand in Owenolmro Commercial
College. Owe-unborn, Ky.
Mien Georgia Drummond. of New On-
naan. class of 1893. is sienna-spher-
in the other. of lhe international Power
Vehicle Co, Stamford. Conn.
Miss Jennie Fairbanks, oi Dorian.
class of 1902, is sionograohor in the
oflloe of 11.3. Walsh. Greenwich. Conn.
_._...
' Oniine Summits h’Goib—Valuorl at
' 320.000.
MINEAPDIAS. Minn, August 18~
Oniineflho great pricing stallion own»
61! by )1. W. Bongo, diod at the Min;
nehnhner-lving i’nrk yesterday at noi-
‘ic. Mr. Savage valued the wimol a!
$30,000. Onlino at rho time of his
. death held the fouoyonr-old stallion
owing round oi a: 04. The WNW
. made was made at Biotin Folio. in.
. in tho stud and never mood amt-ward.
W0 holding the humanoid rec
0rd 0mm W the record her two
' one or four Haitians no out three coils
in the 2: 15' oh“ and in the your 3903
he put more W on the list than our
other militia ill
was twelve mm
W
LAUNCH VIKING .UNK.
the presidency of the United autos . ;
leather .oi'
GREAT FACING GTALUDN DEAD. .
October 12,1139; Miler Oniine undo
’ his rooord or. Sim City he W” placed
reunion «12:11. In 1391 (Milne wu‘ '
mam Galina.
muomrom awn rowan.
accepted no (internalan upon. notvliid ‘
3 .
in well‘
Light. moi and airy. Bkeiolon liuod
. and scantily priced.
We are now soiling our entire line 2'
at Two Piece, liomoupun and Flannel ‘
Suits in single, BWMI, Two Button, ‘
Double BroasIodFund Norfolk styles.
at greatly reduced .pricea.
8 0.00 8Ul'l‘8,.,NOW 03.98.
I 8.00 SUITS. NOW “As.
$10.00 SUITS, now $7.40.
Regular 50c mcy Hosiery, reduced
to 290. '
Also special prieen on our Negllgoe 1
Shirts.
Comstock
Bros."
"will: Building
‘—- n.-
iq South Moin st.
South Norwaik. flora-ll! ‘
’. rel. 32¢. Tu. m:
When i wentinto the grain business 1am so who
my whole heart and strength.
One 0! my first business promise: was to “give the
best service and best groin."
We hose our claim to your patronize on just two
things-qunlity nod prion—quality um. .
We believe in buying the best grain and Ihereiore
holding our customers from you to year.
Reliability is everything in hnnineu.
Buy Oais That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Telephone Connection.
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Here" 5 More Z[inn Your Money’ 5 Worth.
Hulbulls Kelso Bond Paper
48 Sheels and 48 Envelopes. , . Z'Sds.
A Good Box oi Paper and Envelopes. 5015.3
William P. Beers,
We. now. mm. 49 m gum. “Mall.
PING PONG ukeuom’s "POINT
IAN“ IIORWALK. noun. .
and
WATER WINGS
Shore Dinners and Seafood
oi all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Bathing and lush: .
. Both Houses to Rout by eason
J. E. O’SULLIVAN.
PROPRISTOI.
TGI- GIII I“.
i
calms um sun;
10 mm Main 01.,
00. "main,
Our no. 0
Tho suit we odor for Fitters: 991M.
m to color. is blowing um gun'-
. chaser; We are cannon-ll: mom“
8““: Wm mm the ammunition yo!
3:“ who purchased anomalously. The
‘ ‘ national and Molly tho loo
SEUSNICS. moot be «hernia thin with
ALIVE AND UP-TO-DATE
mum do om unionism on ”Miami mun narrow W in
human»: WA. Mammy. Truman. who and Music. a
malarial» Hm mu molt um norm WW “
_ ma mm Mo; on; «mam m .
mammalian mammmmm o: mm
pm. on. our my firearm mm (m. a.
‘ occurred.
, ing in Brookbn and two friends nose
. A Carpenter Sues for 315000 Became
‘ Broken Ankle Wu Not Properly Set.
ring for the hospital and fell from a
, shill. it never out proprriy.
Haul Hill 4
PLUMBING.
Sftlny‘ _
no: Mun:
up on:
"WU.
Tin, Shed 13m. Copper -
. and Zinc. , :‘
3: .60 South Main rm». 3:
south Nominal”. , H
Telephone 137 3.
Suits that sold from 88.50 to 815. 00, prices now 36. 76 $1 >
:9. 00, mm A: a special inducemont to hurry mm 8qu '
a dollar belt with each Suit~
Other specials are priced as tailors: Blue and Brown Ball!
Shirts and Drawers, 10c; 50 Ind 76c Stocks, 25c; 50 Fancyfiw
now 35c, 3 pain: [or :1. ‘
‘cmh Pants, $1.20.
VARleH MANUFACTURER DEAD.
David T. Crockett Stricken While us-
ng tho Telephouo.
BRIDG ORT Conn, August 18-
David T Crockett unnerintondent of
the David B. Crooked Varnish Com
pany and one of the best known men
in this city, died suddenly Saturday.
at the cube of the concern
He was at the telephone and sudden.
lg complained of a severe pain in the
region of the helm.
Medical attendance was hastily sum-
moned. but before it arrived. death hnd
$590,110! 8300.
hot or Straw Hate to go u 160 19c, 39c. 59c, 98c;
Trunks and Dress Suit Cues. ' $1,
untold: Suits 766 to $250. '
I.
g
Mr Crooked aiwnxs prided himself
on his excellent healih and had never
complained of heart trouble. and bio
ramiiv was sadly shocked to learn of
the tragedy
Mr. Crockoit was sixiv—soven years
of age. and leaves besides his wife
too daughters. both married and liv-
98 wnsnruuron srnnu'r.
South Norwnlk.
SEASONABLE
oaoans FOR owns FOR cAunmo. um RUBBERS
son's ow FASHIONED pmrs; ALso LIGHTNING Ann is
oumrs. none our rm: BEST o UALITY RUBBER sow 1
JARS. 50¢: DOZEN CASH. ”
mesa zoos HOME um; srmcnv mesa 32c nor.
swear POTATOES. swear can". no APPLES. roll
5: QUART.
rm: CHEESE. SMOKED BEEF REAL nice THIN sue;
So up, our WHILE you WAIT.
A TASTE or snow mo SPICE THAT is ALL mom mo
zu zu omega soups s: memos. V
Lorenzo Dib
elated with him in the varnish husi- "
ness,
nun...-
POOR SURGERY IN STAMFORD?
STAMFORD August ilwfiernnrd
Hagan a carpenter has brought suit
for 315. 000 damages against (he Stan»
ford Hospital. Corporation. and Doc-
tors F M. Tiflany and Samuel Pierson
alleging carelessness and unskilfulness.
About a year ago Hagan was work-
scafloidlng His ankle we: broken and
he news he was Hill?!) into the hospital
against his wish. The ankle was not
b) Doctors Tidanv and Pierson and
ii in allegod that. owinz In their lack of
Some limo
ago he went to New York and had ll
‘ reset. but it i5 52an that he will never
be able to work Again. He is the sole
support of a wife and {our children.
WEAfliER MARRED MANOEUVRES
LONDON. Angus! Ill—The naval
manoeuvres in the Solent today were
marred by the weather. Tomato 0!
rain and half a sale of wind drove the
spectators from the son from and it
was noon instead of 10 o‘clock when
the royal yacht Victoria and Alberi
left Mower and took King Edward
through the lines of the heel. Subse-
quenm an array of battleships and
(ruisere to the number of nearly oigll
Iv unmounted formed in two columns
and passed on either side of the Vic
iorln and Albert. All the war ves-
sels munnod Ship as they passed the
royal yacht.
ise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Glasses should :1 aver be guessed at.
If more ll any trouble who your eye a. come to us and have 3
cash examination made free. I. e guaranti ve satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON
ORADU‘TI OHTIOIA.
OFFICIALS HUNG IN EFFIGY.
NORTH PLATTE Nob. August 18
~A1‘ter conferences u mi General Man-
agar Dickinson and minor Union Pa-
cific railroad omcinls and with a com-
mitloe of strikers and citizens Gorer- ' ’
nor Savage today announoad he did
58 WA”: amt, “any“!
not think it necessary to call out the
fare moat:- guard railroad proper ‘ ‘chH‘LT
v at no n e said that should M"!
iho Sher“! or mayor make a request a
(lagoon; hidwgldact pmmpxlllg Onel . IRWL
0 euro ociswashu loot. u]
tigy last night. but the strikers din~ .nd a
claim msponaihility Ilor the not
tEHM’OR fl’MiLLAN’D WILL.
DETROIT. August 18.-—The will. of
. the lotus Senator Junior McMillan din.
posing oi to outdo variously animal»
ed at from “5.000.000 N0 ”0.000.000
. were filed tor probate radar it con--
tain- the following public bequests:
To the Homo or the Friendlono. the
Woman Hoopla! and Fondling:
Mona. the children; Free Hospital
Ammunition and tho “lilo Sister: of
the Poor 8:100!) ouch, to Grace Hanoi
m. 000.000: the “demon Avenue
Home in thin volt! in ion. In lilo widow
and she in also given 3 lilo inherent In
the Nahum! many 01 Manchu»
worm. San. Mun. Gifts 0! 01,000
. mull om mode in his nondnallw nod
; whom and him Three or his
rumor «sandman man. ammo M.
Black Charla Moore and Richard
Rice or; ind 36.009 mull All other
mom“ mmr oihco my on
mo mil. M or 010 and 8300
, m Milo 06 all dually turmoil.
All «in: mm a! his mm owe
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Andrew Carnegie urn: "No man can become rich manly on
He also an that my man with I wall amount or my mm in W
' The only nuanflon in where will your in humour in “do and yield ‘
est mull-.1“ alter ‘ln'rfllmanu lull are Ill-alarm an Audit:
lame yiold lama new“. mm Bonds, “OWN
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noon L W” ma co [mammal Sour-1m
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Hunt 000.
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