pant for fuel
.Come in and; find our
whet , they are. They
are delicious. lbs are
fold. '
5:1 WASHINGTON STREET. ,
The telephone call for the branch ofa
. 1‘ fine of The Evening Sentinel in Nor-
. walk‘ is No.44. .
W
~50c bottle of Ca ther he gives ro
lief to suffers from malaria or rheuma-
Try it
cockenoe Tribal . 0.11. M.. of Nor~
, walk, will hold a session this evening
‘ ,_ tism.
A regular meeting of Lincoln Council
. U. A. M., will be held this evening
‘in their rooms in Washington street.
The committe on the 1eceut clam bake,
will report
warecn Corn, 16c doz. F.D.L. & Cc.
Articles of incorporation _,of the Put-
nam Silk Corporation have been ‘flled
with the secretary of state. The cor-
poration is organized for the n1an11-‘
facture of silk. The capital stock is
$10, 000.‘
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No yacht races will be held at tho
Norwalk Yacht Club Saturday after-
noon owing to the annual regatta of
the Bildgeport Yacht Club, which ta.-
hes place tomoirow, and in which
some of the Norwnlk boats will partici-
pate.
~Grash Yacht Caps. O'Brien’e.
Mrs. Selden Deming, of Newington,
has in her. possession a Very cu1lous
stone which stands about two feet
high and is about 18 inches wide. it
was found years ago in the field and-
is believed to be one of the gods of the
lndians. ‘ F
The American Tube and Stamping
Company, of Bridgeport is making or.
rangements for the purchase of crude
‘ Texas oil, which it will use in its new
direct from Texas.
Largo steamers will ply botwen Gab
vestopF, Texas and that city..
W
wAtiothsr‘
- our ntirezst
befo Sept. let. M. S. Smith & Co.
General Russell Frost today approv-
ed the ommendatlon of Captain
Frank V.
at in prices throughout
New London. appointing thé following
non-commissioned officers: Privates
John R. Haley, Earl Francis, George
it. Leg: and Arthur ‘F. Pollard, to be
corpornls. . \
wReedy Bits, 14c Fl)..L & Co.
The Schnecker Motor Gompnuy.a
now enterpiiso in Stamf d, is now
rapidly pushing the work 0 construc
tion on its new pla t in Waterside,
for the manufacture f noiseless new
line launch engines. The concern.
which will install an up to- date equip-
ment. expects to bathe beer of any
launch and motor works in the state.
The police have found no traced
the whereabouts of James Beaumont
32 years old who disappeared from
geport nearly two Weeks ago. Mrs.
‘saumont is grief stricken,- but still
has he as other husband’s referable
cause a known for his departure, ex-
cept that he did it to deliberately do-
sort his wife.
A. While sinking the balloon ascension
in Soutbport;
yestot 11y afternoon.
Prof 0. O. Bonnotté il just us the
1 balloon was about to i the around
and received 11 number! of painful in-
juries. Many who saw him (all
thought he was killed. but fortunately
the balloon hid only reached 11 height
of about twenty-five fact when the sc-
oldent occurred. ,
”New Foll Knox Derby.-
O'Brien.
Edward (3.: Friebie. of iicrtford is
backed by my friends for the Renal».
lions 11.111111111111511 for Gonlreesmm-ub
make 11‘
of tho.
large. and they be expected
good recs 1' lists rm o1.
arguments his
favor is ' 1
f woctowcdun
r‘ encor-
k, which must be sold ‘
happell. commanding the 1
Second Cempnny; Coast Artillery, of
The Mary Alien pic in Chapel
1. 1 street. has been sold to Dr. Charles 0.
. Rousseau. of 801101 Norwulk.
«Ariana the Removal Sale now go;
ing on at M S. Smith dc Co's. Every: ‘
thing sold at a shellfish. ,‘ ‘
MW
Manager 1 M. Hoyt hash iii
Henry's mlnstreis for Hoyt’s Theatre.
Labor Day, matinee and night. 1
The brick building at 51 Main street. 1
owns by E. K. Lockwood.‘ is being
biightcned up with a coat of paint.
+Solc agents for Port Royal SprianF
‘Wstorst F, I). Lawton it F911. 1
., Mr. and rs. Charles Stevens are
the happy p route of a boy. born last 1
night. Mother and child are doing nico-
ly.
The board of water cummlssioners
of Norwalk will hold a meeting tomor-
row afternoon at their office in Wall
s'.t1eet
s
“flown-v»
“Men' s Duck Huts.
An important rehearsal of the Hay-
mskcrs‘ Band tonight. and a meeting
of the committees on clambakc. for
FLabor Day. "
O'Brien's. I
The fixtures for the branch store of
Hubbeil & Staples, in Wait street. or-
rived this motning. and axe now being
put in position.
.—
chndy Bits, lic.
Ruched
..... —..
The South Norwalk Haymakers will
nirvbt and help initiate twelire tramps
into the Danbury hayioft. ‘
“100 pairs Misses Dark Russet lace
go to Danbury one Week from last ‘1
come to profit by r?
:Pallls
Pants
South 11......215 ‘
' Tel. Fall 32-22. ”
You remember the srgnffloance of the 11 ,
importance 9 9‘ them to theaters of grid lion of Messrs at
$2 and $2 50 Facts L
"now $193,
now $2.95,
7:108.
Narwulle.
Tef,.1call 41-45.
or button Shoes any width, value $1. '75
and $2 (a very few $1.25) sizes llto
Z. G. Bush. of East avenue. who has
been critically ill for some time of ap-
pendicitis at the Norwalk Hospital, is
reported from that institution to be a1
very little better.
The work on the Four Bridges, Broad
River.,ls progressing, and it is ex-
pected that before many weeks it will
be ready for travel again.
The Lockwood Manufacturing Coma ,
pany baseball team will play the Y. M.
C. A. team. at the Baxter Grounds. to-
morrow afternoon Game called at
3. 30 o clock. 1 1
Miss Lona Hendricks, formerly Mrs.
Lena Shelhoos. who has been illof
is reported to be getting along nicely
and and it is doubtful if an operation
will be necessary.
--Very few brands of Cl
their own like the imperial rows. It
has been sold for 10 years and liver.
and is now considered one of the stub
dard brands. \ .
H11 the infant son of 111,111.11
Mrs. ionis Joseloff of North Main
street, did not have spinal meningitio‘
as has been stated. The child is a
most entirely well at present
»Legs Mutton 1215c 1b.; Shoulders
of Mutton Sc Ilayeshs
A six mastcd steel schooner, the
third and largest six master ever built
and the first six master‘and second
schooner ever constructed of steel is
to he added to the host, the contract
for its building having been signed
Company of New London.
, ——Cntherbn at all drug stores.
The First Connecticut Zion guard.
incorporated, has filed a copy of its ar-
ticles of association with the secretary
of state. its objects are to “establish
a private Hebrew military ergo. ind
lion and to teach the members mil
tactics. to carry arms, ordinate pail-lo:
tic sentiments and transacting all other
matters as may be necessary and their
dental thereto " The subscriberflarc
William 11.. Scharton. inevid Lipshits,
Albert M. Simona scone M Shapiro
and Samuel H. Shapiro. of Hartford.
Dr. Dick's Medicine ours: Malaria.
The children of the Westport ave-
nue County Home were given an out-
ing at Room Point yesterday by the
Norwaik Congregational Church. The
youngsters occupied three special cars
and wore in charge of Prof Charles A.
'luckor and' the matron of the Home.
Miss Benton. The little tots were
given their dinner at the point and cm
ioyed themsoiva very much if their
pleased express one count for any-
thing. They were entertained for an
hour by Prof. Selby. at the auditor-
ium. free of charge.-
A big steam pump, from the Easter
Wrecking" company. of New York. or-
rlwid in Harwell: today to rules t a
sunken coal borne. Francis H. 3111:
, «111.1101 inn-1,
o the herbs
or summarised. «no and
or on; 1111- been in Norwich: harbor
before. Wort: on the wrecked barge
,iii. {reliably mm as bot
be Ii whieni d
2; to close, 980. Glover's the Place. . “"
appendicitis at the Norwalk Hospital 3
a hold 1
with the Fore River Ship and Engine '
”@015: keeosugi
H
We base our claim to
Buy Qais -’That 5
Telephone Connection.
A Good Box of Paper
Bookseller. 3111110111111 harem.
, When i went into the grain business 1 did so with
my whole heart and strength.
0119 of my first business premises worto "give the
best service and best grain.”
things—anushty and price-quality first.
We believe in buying the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from your to year.
Reliability is everything in business.
MANUEL 1. mos
Here 5 More Than Your Moncv' 5 Worth.
Huributts Kelsi) Bond Paper.
48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes.
William“ P. Bears,
.1
your patronage on just two
Clean.
«W- -_~.. ~~mmmm .0.
EMS.
and WEnveiopes, Sets.
49 Wall Shoot. “Walk.
one rnousmo pliant-:11 Luckv
cusve rouureiu PENS AT 011:.
HALF sales: .3,
Regular Price‘ Sale Price
05-00 02.50.
‘ . 4.00 2.00
0.50 ‘, .. 1.10
3,00 .. 1.50
‘1.20
5:00 ‘ 1.00
Witer Wings, Ping Pong and sport-
in; out. of every description.
coronation Stand
111 and. 111111 e1. Io. Moi-walk.
a Good
. FFSlli‘i
a
ALIVE AND
setting tile pace Maintaining its excellent record for thoroughainstruction in
hookbcepiu
Dior Sliced“
comb no
main
one
’l‘o’uc Method
but a 011
$15 co for
Shortness. Telegrcpby. Typowritlnx, English and Music, and
finding we done for More young people than my similar institution--
THI “OWN COLLEGI, 00. NORWALK,comv.
stands prevernineutiy of the bend of the 00111111111 :1 Schools of Connecticut.
11111.1. resin. our AND mom- cellos
ity II $911in admitted “by our coinpetitoro. who in reotiy
0111‘
has always 1133111111 sum “iii! 0
finial”!!! discs all their: ”electrons:
1111131101111? s‘l‘romr.
nor nonwAur.‘ cons.
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
of all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Bathing and hshm.
Bath Houses to Rent by cases
J. B.0’SULL1VAN.
1 1' "ammo
1111. can we.
Fifteen Dollars is our price for a
made- tomeusurc Suit. one that is
made for the wearer and consequently
holds its shape ions and looks well un-
til entirely worn out. Because some
pay $40 for tailor- made Suits in no rea.
son why it is necessary. r
UP-TO-DATB
IIOiNO GIFT. 2.
_ at Hotel Clifford was returning fiom
collar and marched them to police
1 1 was no such street in the city. Sulli-
_ earlyrin the foreman by a bright sun. »
whose rays were nevertheless temper-
F ed by a doiiiili‘tful sea broom.
‘pLuMsnro.
sruM‘, .
not which.
111111 on:
. nrrmo.
and Zinc.
" , 50 ScuthMein Street. 33
. ‘ South Norwoilt, Conn.
Telephone 137 3.
m
Tried to Hold up Police Captain
‘ George W. Gladstone.
'TWO hoboes, who gave their names
as George Joyce and George Sullivan.
and said they hailed from Bridgeport,
were oriented last evenln by Acting
Chief George W (lladston in a man
nor that surprised the couple.‘
About 8 o ’clock one of the bell boys
the depot, when the two accosted him.
and asked for sufficient money to take
theilown business. Chief Gladstone
was 11 a trolley car and a lady called
his attention to the pair lie alighted
and walked towaids them. Without
any ceremony whatever they held him
er. Gladstoné tuck each by the coat
headqumters In court this morning.
Sullivan started to tell Judge Joseph it.
Taylor that he lived on a certain street
in the Park City. The judge fold the
prisoner that he was lying. as there
van finally admitted that there was not
and in addition to the charges of
drunkenness and vagrnncy, the charge
of contempt of court was added. He
was sentenced to thirty days in the
Bridgeport jail. Joyce was charged
with drunkenness and vagrancy and
was sentenced to fifteen days.
RHODES REQUEST TO COUNTESS.
“Babbling Brooke“ Said to Have South
African Lands Worth $1,000,000.
~. LONDON, August PAL—«The Essex
county Chronicle says it hours that Ce-
cil Rhodes bequeathed to the Countess
of Warwick lands in South Africa.
which have been sold ‘for $1.000.000.
The Earl and Countess of Warwick
have an estate in Essex (Easton
Lodge, Dunnow) which may account
for the local paper obtaining this item
of news.
The countess. who years ago was re
fcrrcd to as "Babbling Brooke" and
who was Well known as Lady Brooke.
the famous beauty. obtained her nick-
name because it was supposed that
she first whispered of the baccarat
scandal in which King Edward. as
Prince of Wales. figured years ago. ‘
She founded Brooke House. at Read-
ing for the training of women and
some time ago added to it a colonial
department in which. women are
taught cooking, house wilory. laundry,
work and dressmaking. Some time
before the deal. of Cecil Rhodes the
countess publi.hod an article on
"Training Girls for the Transvaal.” in
which she directly annealed to Andrew
Carnegie for aid in the work. At the
time tho provisions of Mr. Rhodes will
he had left a large sum of money to
the curl and countess of Warwick be-
cause the countess. more than all oth‘
British imperialism from a definite
point of View: but the report was de-
nied by an intimate friend of Mr.
Rhodes. who was familiar with the
contents of the will
SINGLE MATCHES OOMMENCED.
Boston Crooks Promised Herd Fought
canton: Today.
NEWPORT, August 22~With the
two double events decided the chum-
now on will be confined to matches
in singles.~ While the great battle
yesterday in a menace satisfied the
appetite of the spectators, the match
today between the two Boston cracks.
Malcolm D Whitman. a former chem
pics and Basic C. Wrightmromlslna
11 hard fought content called out quite
a crowd A large del gallon came over
from Jamestown. ccupyius one out
tire side of the court they were pre-
pared to give Mr. Wright ovary on-
courssomont. The knowledge that at
the last meeting of those two piuvors
the match ran five sets before Whit~
1111111 won added not 11 little to the in.
forest in today's contest although it
Again the weather proved ovorytbins
that could be dbilred.A Ahcsvy fog
during use morning was put to rent
rm“
cumulus or: vessel.»
scores .1. lbw—Afrived.
“ on. .111.
" . outliers.
1 7-11.10
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper 1'
TRAMPs sunmsib’Ev 111111531. -
them to Bridgeport They were miller .
, lnsolent and the boy told them to mind
wore made public it was reported that '
or English women best personified
pionship tennis at the Casino from .
11111. New I 1
F 01111311 SPECIALS‘THIS WEB. _
9125 erCent OffOnT
Flannels Wpcoi Crashes 11nd Homespun Suits. I ,
81.50 and $2 Shirts and Shirt Waists. at 98c. ‘ ‘ Vi. ’-
' 50c Lace and Fancy Hose, 35c; three for '1.
Men's Crash Pants, all sizes, $1.29.
Children's Blouse~Suito, all wool,‘;1.75, $2.50, $3.00; were:
$3 50 and $5. 00. Sizes 3 to 8..
An All Wool Bathing Suit.striped or plain, $2; $1, $1.25
now 7611 . ”“-
Beits, 60c,75c, fl. at 39c. . 1
New fall shapes in Soft Hats. .3 '1
Trunks and Bags.
98 wlsnxmos STREET.
South Nor-whiff. ‘
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onnsns ‘ron mums eon CAN NiNG. JAR success so
sows 01.11 ”amour-:1: Pprrs; ALSO Lionrnmo AND in on:
oUAaTs. NONE su‘r THE sear QUALITY cusses soon-10c oozes.
JARS, 501: DOZEN cAsH. , *
FRESH sees. HOME 1.11m; STRICTLY resell. 321: 1102.
swear POTATOES. SWEET CORN. PIE APPLES. 1011111qu
51: QUART.
FINE cusses. SMOKED BEEF, REAL NICE. THIN sLIchD. no
So up, our mee vou WAIT.
A TASTE or scans AND sew: THAT IS ALL RIGHT AND N‘
211 zu omens SNAPS, 5c PACKAGE.
Wise People Realize .1
that the proper biting of Glasses should never be guessed st.
if there is anytrouble was your eyes, come to us and have other
ough examination made free. We guarantee satisfaction. I ' I
o. B JACKSON
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He also says that any men with e small animal; of money should 'i
The only question is where will your investment be safe and yield?t
set results. We offer investments that are lately safe Fond
time yield largo results. Stocks, Bonds Mot creases. Loans its
firm» “1“" «MW... ago... _._,~ mm
The Bridge Fish *Mar
FLAT mss ‘
acorns mils.
use cause
seemed generally conceded that tho ., ‘ A
chance again favored the exciinmpion. . - .
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