is “what everyone lilies. and if
made with care. otpure ingredi-V
lento. lea very healthy desert. ‘
« Our arsenals pure and we know
it. ‘ - ‘ ,
~ . Orderaonle for your dinner. We
will deliver it.
in waellmarou eraser.
ales.
The telephone call for the branch of-
‘nce of The Evening Sentinel In Ner-
walk in No. 44. .
M.
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SENTINEL LABOR DAY.
The Evening Sentinel will be pub-
lished as usual on Labor Day, as a
morning paper, and will be ready at 6
a. m. Advertisements. items of news,
etc, should reach the allies in Wash-
ington street as early Sunday evening
as possible to insure publication.
There is little change for the better
the condition of R. L. Watkins. who
has had dysentery.
A. J. Collins & Company took a load
of furniture to New
ins.
~—-Children under twelve years of
age, accompanied by their parents, will
he admitted free to the Central Labor
Union Picnic, Labor Day.
Principal William C. Foote is busy
today getting ready for the opening of
school.
A large party .of people intend to go
to Fairfield/Bcach tomorrow and a
clambake. .
~Legs Mutton, 1235c lb.; Forequar-
tcr Lamb, 8c lb. Haycs’a.
Hubbell & Staples received a new.
National cash register this morning
for use in their light hardware store
in Wall street.
Harry G. Benedict, son of Nowadoal.
or .i. M. Benedict, of Norwalk, is able
to be out again after a four days’ at‘
took of gastritis.
——Iilack & Pearl Alpines. O’Brien.
_ I
Mr. and Mrs. Martin MacDouneh are
, tiloparents oca bright bhby girl. The
happy mother was Miss Norah Hickey
before her marriage.
~All ilavors Fresh Candy. 10c lb. M.
S. Smith it: Go.
The monkey that is to make a bal—
loon ascension andjparachute leap at
the fair grounds. Monday afternoon.
arrived in South Norwalk today.
._ m.-- .
—Crush lists at O'Bricn's.
The Modern Woodmen of America,
held a meeting last night and perfect-w
ed plans (or a ball to be hold some‘
time next month. the date of which
has not been decided upon as yet.
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Emerson. 0!
Bridgeport, arrived in South Norwalk
“this meming to be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman S. Thayer. of West
avenue ovsr EEinnday and Labor day.
~Bargairis/flal'ixains, Huggins, at
M. 8. Smith fifiofis Removal Sale for
next two ‘days. '
Tile Booxer'a Comedian Club held a
meeting last night in the Warwick Ho.
tel and decided to hold a ball some
time tilts fall._ A cummittee of six was
appointedimunahe arrangements for
the nadir. 2‘" . ..
Rev. K. Kretiman, of Stamford. will
preach at the German Lutheran church
inflortb Main street , tomorrow night.
A large number of his congregation
will accompany him to thechurcb from
Stamford. and “a. stamford organist
will plays. __-. .
- «In: M. 8. Rotten. Eye and Ear Boe-
oiaiillt from Bridnovort. removed his
allies from the Hahnekemo Hotel. to
or North Main 3b. Bo. Namath, where
he can be conceited on, Tuesday;
13'?“ Saturdays mm; 1
.V o c , .
‘ gm” ”been rendered by
Judge'i'ayior-of the: Nowell: Town
own. in the} m “or upon some
innit! it
Canaan this IllOl'llx.
, ‘oultht. i ,
aid has; Nor-
pending a ».t°V days in New
~v‘29oanls snag ‘oi
walk. is a
York city.
‘ Min. n. 1.. Watkins. and... been
ill, although improved. is still eoniined
to her. bed. ‘ ‘ . , . ,
Mrs. D. ' Benton. oi Strawberry
Hill. loaves Monday for a week's visit
with friends in blew York city.
‘John J. Nolan resumed-his duties in
John T. Hayes' news store. this morné
ins, alter a week‘s vacation. '
I W. ’
EdWard Holmes. clerk in F. D. Law—v
ton's Nor-wail: store. will spend Suns
day with friends in Georgetown.
0n the way from Corbin park a brief
stop was made at the summer home of
Winston Churchill, the well known au-
thor. at Cornish, N. H.
William Carpenter ’ and William
Flewollyn, of Anawalk. ”N. Y.. are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hart Weeks, of
Union avenue, Norwaik.
Miss Mary Hopson, assistant secre-
tary for the Woman’s Christnin As?
societies of New York city, will spend
Sunday and Labor Day at her home in
Maple street Norwalk.
-—-Very 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.
~w—au ~M
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McGovern, of
ii Belden avenue, Norwnlk, and Mrs.
McGovern’s sister. Mrs. W. D. Lechey.
and son Donald, of Seattle, have re-
turned lrom an extended sojourn in
the Berkshires.
Mrs. Thomas Bradley, of Franklin
avenue, Nor-walk, is mourning the loss
of a pet kitten, which has wandered
away and the owner fears has died.
The leline has been in the family ten
years and both Chief Bradley and his
wife have become quite attached to it.
Mrs. Lena Shellhoos. who has been
at the Norwalk Hospital several weeks
suffering from appendicitis. is getting
along very nicely. She will probably
be discharged from the institution cur-
ed. next week.
The Norwalk Fire Depai'tment held a
regular monthly meeting. last evening,
in the quarters oi Phoenix Engine
Company, in Main street, but 0n ac‘
count of a small attendance, no busi- .
ness of importance was transacted.
Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey. pastor of
the Darien Methodist Church. will on.
copy the pulpit of the Norwalk Moth.
odlst Church tomorrow. Organist
Charles [van and Cornotist Howard
Tilly will haveichnrge of the musical
portion of the service.- The choir will
resume their duties next Sunday, after
a month's vacation.
~All flavors Fresh Candy. 10c lb. M.
S. Smith & Co.
The Central Labor Union held a spe-
cial meeting last night and completed
arrangements for the picnic to he held
Monday at the Fair Grounds. 'i‘he dif.
terent committees reported everything
progressing favorably. The souvenir
Journal is completed and is an artistic
piece of work. President Sidney Day-
ton wns the originator.
The selectruen last night completed
work on the swamp of! the Connecib
out Turnpike. The place has been fill.
odlu with stone and nicely graveled
and is regarded as a very good job.
This place hasheen filled in several
times, but each time would settle. The
town fathers are confident now. how
ever, that they will not be troubled
this way again. ,2
The men who write about soap ad~
vertlsements think that the public
should wlnlt a tile lye.
’l‘he.zmy hazards is said to be the
heaviest bird that tiles. the young
males. when food is plentiful. weigh-
ing nearly .40 pounds. The bird is
nearly extinct. .
When a poorperson hears of a rich
one‘s pretty home. he is apt to grum-
hie: "Well. anyone has the taste it he
has the money." But it isn‘t true: some "
rich people have wretched taste.
The 12-min lbcalibro coast defence '
gun exhibited by the Krupp works at
the Duooncidorf exhibition, is said to
be capable of penetrating the thickest
and most modern type of armor form-
ins‘the protection or imncinds at any
distance at which the latter would. at-
tempt, to destroy coast defense works.
The no tornado or special crucible
steel. in 40 feet long and weighs with
itornountainn 280 tone. it shoots a pro-
iectlle weighing 980 pounds with a
charcoal smokeless powder ‘ of 291
poundll at ammonia velocity at 2.690
rm. its range at 12 degrees elevation
in 12,115 miles. The pmiectiic will, pane.
in hell) of
m til it
‘ To any of loor‘formir _
,‘l
You remand: (fl: rulyonificancé of tile impouncroienis.'=»the.‘
”importance of. then": “to theaters of good.) doom trousers at
(arched prices. ‘ t i.
This pants sale isyofl no less importance. because it means;
ja saving of anywfim‘ from! {1.00 105‘). 00 far those who ,
come to profit by it. . ‘ '
$2 and $2.60 Pants.
$5 aild $5;b0 ‘PaliIS. , ,
$56.50 and $4, Pants, ”now $2.48*
$4.50 and $5 Pants. ., now $2.98
Cams took W ares.
Nomad/z.
7"]. (31(32-2.
now $1.48
liOilV $195
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‘When i went Into the grain business 1 did so wi
my whole heart and strength. ’
One of my first business promises was to “give the
best service and best grain." ‘
a
We base our claim to'your patronage on just two
things—quality and price—quality first. _. i
We believe in buying the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from year to year.
Reliability is everything in businen. ..
Buy Oats That’s Clean. _.-,.
‘ MANUEL T. apron.
Telephone Connection.
l-ou.
“ iiere’s More Than r63. Mbhevjs Worth.
48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes. 25cts.
A Good Box oi Paper and Envelopes. 5cts.
William P. Beers.
Bundle. shim. Burner. 49 militant. Nomlll.
one THOUSAND PARKE
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LUCKY o ,
suave: FOUNTAIN Pans, TiONE- GREGORYS POINT,
HALF PRICE: - nor nonwALk. coon.
Regulu- Price filo Price ‘ ~—..
‘23 . ‘gfig Shore Dinners and Sea Food
350 1175 of all kinds. Cooked to Order.
23: :12: J Bathing and instant ,
2.00 1.00
Bath Houses 25¢” bv eason
J. E. O’SULLIVAN.
Water Wilma, Ping Pong and Sport-
ing Good: of every description.
Coleman’s News Stand
_ PIOPRIITOI-
10 North Mlln I... So. Nomlk, TII. can .79..
Part of your incdmo mu t be spent
- for clothing. The smalldr the part. the
more interesting to you; is that not no?
is not fifteen dollars. for a suit made
to order little enough! * .
in it not on chili and perhaps a
little smaller uric-chine. than you have
been mint elsewhere for ready to
wear tort? .
Think it overwcome in and
. ,. ‘ materials. . _'
soothe
I
"BirfiihnvelcomeM-«a , ,
This policed was a good beginning,
and the theatrical magnate looked
through his’ _mtiiicd halo of cigar
smoke at thrilll‘ speaker. 1 - - .
"To apply for a position in one of
your companies." _ . ,
"Well. Whittguaiillcatlonn have you i",
' “i have good emotional 1mm. good
:1“?an WM’ ioirlr hood comedy
- us no: it“... ’ ‘ ’ "
i’l anodes mill
shamans; 1%;
ii , no a noel
be (rather shortsighted. overtak-
ing total stranger and ulnpplnghlm
on back from behindi~ileiim old fel-
low! flow are you! So glad to one you
min. Who'd have thought of Wm"?
‘ stranger-htionfound'vou. sir! _-l~low
dare youistrlke me in that blackmai—
ir manner! You ought tube more
uretulrthatyou've got theaixht per»
Dibba—g-ltsnlly. sir. i must nucleolus.
but, 1 maybe for‘athe marl 01W
. Thelikenmis really won“. f‘
- Stranger lemurs‘mollinedi—dey no
' " “ humour. ' new
.-
- - ary effect was shown this morning.
' men went to work today than yester-
”- investigation of Connecticut River
Hanna’s * li'éiii’lui Paper.
. an, Bushman 6'
”MR
ill-mo. . ,
suit can; Cam
and. Zinc.
E3 60 South ”whatnot.
” «undertone»...
Telephone tar-a.
- - I‘IilSIIIIlZ
f~Tfrn
srnlksae wens QUIET 1'6on.
Had Great Respect for the Siam Order
. of Gen. Goblin ,
TAMAQUA. Pa., August 80—Strike
leaders went from door to door in the
Panther Creek Valley last night. sprea-
ding the news of Gen. .Gobln's stern
warning and his instructions to the
' men‘to shoot to killit molested in any
manner. “That the words of the com-
manding oflicer had at least a tempor-
when the troops escorted, several hun-
dred nonunion men to work, without
being molestedin any way. uCompan-
ies E and F went out’h‘td
their guns loaded and ' ll ,
marksmen were on'their, it When
the soldiers passed the one s. cram.
hero on the streets, they \‘ ,Wliberately
turned their backs to them.-‘ 1 Hewever,
there was no booting of g.
Supplementing his order 0 vla'at night.
General Gobin has directed Major
Gearhoal't. in command hero; to erect
all women and girls who insult the
troops in any way. The Opinion seems
to prevail among the officers and cit-
izens that the lull in rioting will last
but a. short time. The fact that more
day is not calculated to improve the
temper of the strikers.
SHENANDOAH. Pa.. August 30——
., General Gobin's report from Major
Gearheart this morning was to the ef’
feet that everything was quiet in the
Panther Creek region. More men re-
ported idr work there, he says, than
. on any previous morning and none
‘ were molested by strikers.
in Shenandoah and vicinity every-
thing continues quiet. it is generally.
expected here that an attempt will be
made to operate the St. Nicholas mine
on Monday or Tuesday as preparations
for work of some sort are still going
on.
ENGINEER CONROY HELD.
m
Bridge Railway Accident.
NEW, HAVEN, August all—John C.
Conroy, of 211 Rosette street. who was
the engineer on the freight train
wrecked at Connecticut River, has
cert suspended pending an official in
nesttigntion into the cause of the acci-
en . _
So for as can be learned the danger
signals were set against Engineer Con-
roy. There Is a gradual curve in the
track approaching the Connecticut
river drawbridgc, and the signals are
so placed that it would seem impossl-t
big to run by. Despite this it is the.
general opinion that Conroy's over-
eight was the direct cause of the de-
rallment.
The wreck at the bridge was visited
by many sightseers. Peaches were tak-
en away by the. basketfull and in some
cases the baskets were not injured in
the least. The watcrmclons made a
. least for hundreds.
WIMBLEDON CUP MATCH.
~._....,
Was the Big Event of the Sea Girt
Hills Tournament Today.
SEA Gill'i‘. N. .l.. August ail—«The
Wimbledon can match was the big
event of the ride tournament today.
Half a hundred expert ridemon were
entered for the cup and the event ox-
citod extraordinary interest. The con-
tent was open and citizens and res-
idents of thei‘ilnited, States. each com-
petitor firing thirty shots at 1,000
yards. Wideiotitude is being allowed
resolution the triad of rides used. and
in to cleaning between shots, and pi»
oltlone. The VWimbledom cup was
> presented by the National Rifle Asso
clntlon‘of Great ritaln to the Nation-
onof America. Sev-
eral of thosoohootins need service
ridge-that have been titted with bar
rein by private makers, the idea he
inn ioconduct o toot all to the pres
ent riding of the United States calibre
thirty ride,.
obtainable.
. , MW
common In rm: NORTH swan.
melam- no m “lead“. lento
, 00m. I If I .
:NEW YORK, August all-naycolllelon
occurred today between the sldowhesl
cleaner maternal. or the .iiouxertior
line. and, the steam lighter‘muie. of
1“ here. in the North River today, of!
. Sawtooth
den-had
compared with the best
‘ line. one Ban»
mMMIMi‘ awhile can fly:
Mill; stove in herbal-t '
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SON'S OLD FASHIONED PINTO; ALSO LIGHTNING”AND'
QUARTS. NONE BUT THE BEST QUALITY RUBBER
JARS, 50c DOZEN CASH.
5c QUART.
SG'UP, CUT WHILE YOU WAIT.
Loren
that the proper fitting of classes should never he messed at.
He also any: that any man it!
time yield large results. Stocks. Bonds If
BOOK 1. LADDER BLOCK.
phenomenal and our stock is considerably broken. ,
We have decided therefore this week'to bunehian
38.60 and $10 Suits audaell them new.» ' .
All new goods—~Flaunela, Homespun. Oueimereslnn
in a pale like this you know the best will be colonic
delay; come in and get that for yourself.
will sell 25c, an: undead
or
i'
For Friday. Saturday and Monday
wear at 19c. , .
31.50 Shirts and sum Walsts, while they last, arose. ‘
We invite your impaction of Fall Suits slid Overoonts.
Overcoats made to measure, $15.00 to 320.00. ‘
98 washrooms 5mm. .1
., South Nor-walk.
s'roan ores uonoav AND SATURDAY nvnnlnbsr
semen
note, 1
FRESH EGGS, HOME L'AID; STRICTLY FRESH, 320 30;. ‘
SWEET POTATOES. SWEET CORN. PIE APPLES-i 1'0 U
FINE cusses. SMOKED sear, REAL NICE. THIN suede
A roars or seem AND epics THAT I8 ALL monorail
zu GINGER snaps, 5o PACKAGE. . ‘
oDib'
wise People Real 2e
if there ll any trouble who your eyes, come to no and have 'I .
ongh examination made free. \ve guarantee chi-faction. , .
N ’ M
o. B. JACKSO
GRADUATE O'Ylfillfl
u WALL cram.
0 Clipped Willie Gals. 3 i .
L Timothu liar.
D W Rue Straw.
nilemen‘s Driving Horse Family Cardiac? Ho ,
Truckmen's Work cries. should be tedon E
ULD‘HAY AND'GRAIN. :9 “-
' m infifihifis , ,
"No mnnm‘beeoni‘ovrlch merely on
ih a mall amount of none! would ,
only question in where will your investment-illicit“ lid i
reunite. Wanner investments that are annotate» an
. wince-Jams.
Andrew Carnegie ms:
I. L. DUNCAN & 60.. Investment 300
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GRAY B'n‘
Manufacturers of"
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some new or
f ‘i'
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