lime SENTINEL.
“ Editor and P-roprlotor.
‘ “Almanac for Tomorrow.
:30: Beta 0108.
on d it. addronud to The
Ii lotter- not desired.
by citizens who may be-
at constituents. Such people
honor evasiveness as strong
'rthati the. candidate who frills
“ti-is cognizant of his own 1111-
he position to which he as-
.they'seldom tail to give their
.t a candidate who frankly
is Ddsition clearly understood,
they differ with him to some
w Haven. the Economic League
’ rs of inquiry to all the condi-
governor as to their probable
nregard to another constitu-
‘nventlon, whether they would
callfor one by executive proc.
Judge Livingston W. Cleave-
’ ,ediately replied that probably
211011. .
, of the results of the League‘s
, its New Haven delegation to
thtewonvontiou unanimously do-
at they Would not support him
rehy created a peculiar situa-
1 Judge Cleavelaud‘s 111 "ii for
.. ation is' in sympathy with his
' on, the New Haven delegations
. for going out of town fails.
on the other hand. ills rival
s, more radical grounds, he must
mrily fall of general support
shout the state. as the question
it, which the Connecticut public is
so to postpone for tht1 immediate
oha Wanamaker , 11l1o 11110111; some
ring about busincss and advcrtisiug
redited with the following: "‘Thew
niy one way to advertise and that
hammer your name. your location.
‘1' business, so constantly. so per-
entiyinto the people‘s head that if
V, Walked in‘thclr sleep they would
stahtiy turn their faces toward
1a store. The newspaper is your
friend. in spite of your criticism.
1131118 to build up the community
supports you. When the day
osflthatlthe newspapers are dead.
people are near tht1 edge of tho
v’e, with no one to 11 rite their cpl-
, carts have now decided that
much had no constitutional pow
footie such an agreement. and
question arises whether Mr.
egle will take. back the library
0' many othcr gifts of big, ill
sylvania are in the 5:11: .111 strait
HAT women ARE coma
dent ornaments seem to be very
- among the new dress trim—
said that nuts contain all the
' eats that meat does that
be used in place of meat. and
bined with fruits they are an
while to others the browns oi
‘ _, as or the foliage consti-
I uty of the whole. and bring
ly shades of the handsome
, 1 who is fleshy should 11.x-
caro in the fit or her
it is not
a woman exacting of
‘ a close. perfect tilting
air a pstticoot that would
at a Redforn outfit. it
Ammsslhie for her to 1m»
necessity of1perfect~flttlng
to before aheI can have
deal of care and some
to keep ones wardrobe
the signs or wear that
‘ ‘ on all sides at this
nations. The" are
rattan pocketbooks
spotting all the
' ”spend for clothes
eed on the moon
Who They prefer
it as new things
any. enough for
11 an admirer his
“but; u.
1 Sohmedes. of South Main street.
Nor MR. Auosaso “s .SHARPIIE.
m
We»
burr Center, Vt. where they will rc-Il
11111111, for several weeks.
. (I . { I
,I . . y , I
Persnnal Men1lfln w But a Launch That W in Collision
. W.’ H. Jennings of Saugaiuck, was a
. . , with Burt Knapp'o Vessel. .
guest M the Clifford yesterday. Editor of The Sentinel: In your is~ ‘
one of the 5th lust” there appeared all
article relative to my being in a coili-
slot] with iiurt Killlpp’s launch "Sun- i
sot." Let me~rlght here state that ‘
tilts ls unqualifiedly raise. i am utter- "
Miss May 13. Fitch. of West street
is entertaining Mm}? W. Turnure of
White Plains. N. Y.
Dr. T. J. Riordan. of Danbury, was
in Smith Norwalk Wednesday calling
on friends
Miss ‘Jessic Berney. of Matcnwan. N.
Y.. is the guest of the Mises Campbell.
of Orchard street, Norwolk.,
Mrs. B. C. i1‘t111ney of Wilton avenue.
left yesterday 1111 a visit With relatives
-~——- in Brooklyn. 11! ignorant of any "’ o‘olllslou taking
Mrs. Frederick ii. Quintord will on-
terrain 11 party of friends this evening
at tho Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Borges, of Stamford,
1 ti tl'1 . i11tl 1r
are. visiting their daughter. Mrs. pinto a tro 1111. stated. and 11 11
permit mo to say that l was not on
tile water on the night in question, i
have been informed aillccreadlng this
artists tirat the collision was with one
()lin Anderson. of New Haven. You .
further state that. l have been in tho ,‘
habit of sailing without lights at night.
and securing to doliaht in close shavcs. .,
This 1 desire to emphatically daily and
cannot understand why it should be
asserted in this manner, as i have boon
on the warm in my sharpie only on one
occasion this season, and that in day
time and never at night. Your article
lli'i'r't dmm mo grcai injustice and I tool
that those few words should be pub-
iishcd in your paper to rectify this
mistullc,
The Retail Clorks' Union hold a mcct
lug last evening In Mystic Chain hall.
Washington street, and initiated one
candidate.
Miss Daisy McQuillan, cashier at
tho Norwalk store of A. 11‘. lieckrnan
& Company. is enjoying a vacation.
Mrs. G. B. .loutweli. of Ausonla, is
the guest of her son, Dentist C. il‘.
iioutWoll. at his home on Crescent 'l‘cr— 11‘. iii.
race.
-...._ "at .... a. ..
Stone, representing the ilari-
ford insurance (30.. was in South Nor~
walk yesterday and was the guest of
Frank 1). Layton at, tho Clifford.
Miss Heath. of New Haven. return-
ed to her home yesterday. after a vis-
it with Ml's. Frederick A. Luna. Cres»
cent Terrace.
Aaron Coburn. son of ex-Mayor and
Mrs. .l. Milton (loburn. left this morn—
' tag for Excter College. Excter. N. Ii.
General and Mrs. Frost and Russell. where he will resume his studies.
.lr. went to Stockbridge and honor ----------- ——
this morning to spend a few days in Charles Weeks formerly 'employed
the Berkshlrae in (ix-Mayor A. C. Wheeler's straw hat
. "W”“M shop. Norwalk. has secured a position
Miss Frances SGHOCR has returned in a hat factory in Newark. N. .i., and
to her home in NorWalk after a week‘s has gone to that place to live.
stay with Mrs. Andrew Little, 356 Main ____..__..__
street, Danbury.
Yours truly.
GEORGE ANDERSON.
[The Sentinel certainly owcs Mr. '
Anderson an apology, as tin1 facts arc
as stated in the above c<11m1uunicatitm
The. reporter got names and owners If
mixed ill the item rcicrrcd to. as it. was 11
a launch and not a sharpie that was in ..
collision with Mr. Kuupp‘s launcll.l
Mr. and Mrs. Cito Hatch and daugh-
for. Miss Marguerite Hatch, are at pres-
cut residing in iiostou. where they will
spend the winter. Miss Hutch is at
tending school at the ilub.
Miss Alice Smith. of Mcrwiu street.
has returned from East Orange. N. .i.,
where she was the guest of her sister.
Mrs. J. B. Morris.
THE AMPHION QUARTETTE
’l‘hc Aluplliou Quarictic. of South
Norwalk. which is to aim; at il111 opcu-
ing of St. John's R. (I. (‘hurch fair. .'
this (‘\'t.‘llil‘i,l.{. consists of thc following:
it‘llst icnor William Chillubcl'laiu; acc-
oud icuor. (‘iliii'it‘S Johnson; lil‘st bass
Mrs. John Russell, of llanbury, and
Miss Susan Rowan. oi‘ l-icthcl, \Vt‘l'i‘
guests yeslcl'duy of Mrs. G. H. (luod-
rich, of South Main street.
Mrs. Charlos ll. Mott arid daughior
have returned to thcir homo ill North
art-lino, after appalling three weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. ll. l1‘. Scales, of iiits‘
llixwoli avuuuc. New Haven.
. and Mrs. l.. A, llurdick went
.0 New Haven Wednesday pvt-ulna. and
attcudcd the wedding of (icorgiauun
Mrs. G. I). chlcr. of South Main Mr
street. is val lting ho1 duughtcr. Mrs
(leorgc l“. liurucli, at her home in
liowarduVe11ue,N.1w iiaven. liurdick. daughter of Mrs. Ncllir,1 l1‘.l-' Thomas .1. McMahon: sci-unit bass. .
'"’ ' ‘ luldgc, to Norman William \liun. Mr ‘licury (1. Smith. 'l‘hcsc gentlemen .1
James D.li.1il audiiox or U!“ 50‘" llurdkk aim the bride away. ilil\'t.‘ more than 11 local reputation as
thorn New England 'l‘clephonc. (lom- _,....._W__._. ““1111“,“ singers. and ”m“. blended
Wm). has him“ in SOUL]! Noruulk 0“ \l', l’. liuibcrt, (11111 of the studcnts voices constitute a exceptionally wr-li-
one (“his “3““ business tr'lps. at the liarstrom school. was In town.
yesterday, with ills mother. “is fam-
ily is considering the maticr of resid-
ing in Norwalk the coming winter.
Their residence is in Cincinnati. Ohio.
balanced and clicetlrc body of tone.»—
Stamfurd Advocate.
SERVING
YOURSELF
Mr'. and Mrs. George Lamont and
son Royal. of New York. have returned
to their home, after a visit with Mrs.
Lamont's sister Mrs. John Silcox. of
Chestnut street, South Norwaik Mr
. and Mrs. William M. Noisscr.
of Philadclphin, urc stopping: at tho
it‘lalracknmo. H111 latitu- is a rustin- (1f is not a diillctllt “"0”,an cspcclally
(icorlzc ll. Scbrdllugcr, and is also vis- when you “3.. :1 Gem Sarctv Razor W11
iting him. Mr. Noissrr is coumwlcdi ‘ ' ' '
. 1i1arc them from $1,110 and if not satis-
1 I 5 ‘ -1 . 1 ‘
“ml the Land Tm‘ “a Trust (.0111 lurtor'y Wiiiilll tcn days. return it and
parry. liroad and (‘hcstuut strccis. 17.)! vi)!!!” 11111111111
Miss Daisy Churchill, of Brooklyn.
has returned to her home after a long
1isit with her aunt Mrs John Silcox.
Chestnut street South Norwalk.
Ssh Boots 11111111111 Dado
Everu express and freight, brings us some new hoods.
We are 6“ avian, Spanish 311-
ouoomon’ts to Seth; Yar- abusers
«.1
The past season has been a vow successful one. show-
inoihal our small profit sustem is appreciated bu the peo-
ple of the Norwalks.
Our store news will be iaiereslind
and profitable to everubodu from tomorrow ’till Janualu.
19083.
We have bought manu novelties for all depart-
ments. far greater assortmenls than anu former Deals.
The prices for the qualiiu of goods that we place on
sale tomorrow is lower than anu former opening season. a
Senior; oi Thu outns'filnoYor Cont
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Butlcr . who
have bcvu the guests of Miss Cather-
int1 Skidd, of Ferris avcuuo,
turned to their home in Now York city.
._.._ “'7‘ Thu Wlss Hilt‘ili‘F thorn arc 1101111 .
1“,“. r1» ENG'NE WAS DISABLED. . Illwttcr. Every pail fully warranted
Sunday'morniug the passenger tritililnml \vc haw our 11:111111 ”W,“ “1..”
ivtlvliiltIl ol'walk at 9:211. was dlsublrd , pair we put out.
1.1111110 illllt‘ at South “iltrm, as a r11-’
rail of a 1111i 11l1l1i1 holds the 1'11l1'1 1N 1k [pi’d’ ’ C
11:,111111 running into the steam chest on OTWfl 5V 6 O.
llllc loft sidv of the engine becoming . . . . .
1loosc and getting lost. Tilt? train past 34 Milli] bin “5,01 Willis
__ in charge of Conductor liyas. with:
Engineer Andrews and Fireman Kiev-
0 0
.JOSELOPF’S.
Tel. 138-5.
Mrs. A. M. Barkley. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Elizabeth llor-
suit. in Acadomy stroct, rcturucd to
her ironic in Scotch Plains, n. .l.. 011
’l‘ucsday.
Mrs. 11‘. M itossclie and Miss Mar .
guerile Rosselle. of South‘Norwalh. are ‘ nan in thc ““1
\isiting Mrs; Rmmmps si:r,.t(1 Mrs, it. removed and the train walled oni
ll. Vcl'luiiyoa. lit Montgomery 5”va ilch snitch for (‘onductor Lulu-3|
lianburv. freight train. which was due about!
l‘1\‘l‘lli_\' minutes later. The disablwl'
‘\lr. ,md M111..1\1nilc 1311111115. and twin ("KillU was then doturbcd and the on
daualliels tum1 111t111ucd to their homcv ““‘i‘ “0’“ "l“ "Mi-'1‘“ ”1““ “I“ ((111
in White Plains. after spending a “A." . plrd tn the passenger train. and ll1<1
with M1 and Mrs.Scllun1dt-s, of South . “’1’ ““9 lcsumoti i
l
1
i
, GENERAL CHICOYE EXECUTED.
PORT AU PRINCE, iiaytietl.
Main str met.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Middlcbronk, (‘lnr- ‘
once and Edna Seymour. 11‘ tr1dcriclt 123""(ii‘lli'rfli Chlcoyc. (if 111“ “finish
Gray. and Mr and Mrs. Theodolt1 01111—- foli‘os ”“0 was ri‘fctiicti at l’cttli‘
stead of Wilton. are Slit 11111111: the day . 6.1.1111 August 8, and who sci iii“ to
in New York city that town bcioI (1 11v acuatiue it. and
mm—m—«u . who was subscquetlth allostcd near
llcv, and Mrs. T K. Nol1lc,ofNor-‘i'lmmcli was executed at .iammcl.
1111ilt,11'ill leave Sugar Hill. N. ii. to- I Wednesdav September ltl after hm
dm for Git-cu Mountain Lotiac Waters iilt: been tried by a military tribunal. i
sey __ _____
Sept
A? i...
Lour SStore
The Superior Quality of our goods is famous in this section. The greatest cure is cou- '
stratflzbeing exerted in the selection of the finest goods upon the market for our p irons. ;,
. We oiler you the Finest Coffee that money can buy; the Richest Double Cream Cheese:
the Sweetest Butler produced; Fresh Peanut Butter at 201;. 1b.; the Largest and Freshest Line
oi Fancv Cakes and Crackers in town.
..— ‘ ,1...
Leave your order for Peaches for canning.
- Everything
the best the market affords at lowest prices.
Fresh from the orchard daily.
.m- ,
1.
c. E SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
33 “WAOHINGTON STREET. TELEPHONI. 69¢-
‘ COUTH NORWALK.CONH.
Profits Cut Way Down
We realise that it 111 only by altering extra inducements at' all times that We item to gain I short- of your
patronage and this we intend to do. We have cutout a pace that all others find difficult to follow.
. Some Trade Winners for This Week
Firm! 5191:: CW Buffer. (A No. I) perpound. - -- - . 22c
Fancy Select More!» per pert. 251: Large Notice Potatoes. pg peck. ’15:
I20 pound: Granulated “Sugar. {1.00 22 pound: Extra C. Sager. $1.00
2 pounds Nail! Cream Crime. 25 cents. , ‘ 2 pounds Pun: Leaf Lard. 25 cents
5a! Hadklce, 3% pomdafor 25 chair. ‘ ’
Yot’doosts
. THREE lili‘l VALVES lN ill.1\(‘i\'
liNiilCiiSKlllTS. .
Black l\‘lcrcr1rlzcd Sateen
Skirts. with two ruffles.
l'i'giiiill‘ value 951', 75c
iiiurlt Mr-l'ccrizcd Skirts, with
three ruffles, regular valllc
$1.251 $1.110
Black llicrr-crizcd. i‘t‘iluy trim-
illt‘ii, valuc $1.95. SL413
hinders and
“underwear
Mcn's Medium Weight Shirts
and Drawers. odd sixcs, val-
or {1013, at 31311
Mlsscs‘ i1‘il11.1 liibhcd lilack
Hose, 1 .l'léc
Ladics' Embroidcrcd liosc.
black ground. vaiuc 251-. at 181"
Men's 2511 Suspcudcrs. salu-
pics. at. 151-
Mcn’s lloulct i1‘iflauncl Shirts.
fine make, full size, 451:.
lioys' Sweaters, all wool, 8H)"
Children‘s Lisle Var-ta. ruiuc
251:, at 1011'
Editions and Email
\Daros
Plaid Ribbons, 4 inches wide.
host patterns, vary stylish. a
yard.
Taffeta and Liberty Nook Rib-
bons. plain colors, sale price
it yard. iltc
Children‘s 'Sido Supporters.
white and colors, any size.
a pair, 71:
25c Bide Combo. 11 good asserts
meat of styles, sale price,
iio‘ Linen Thread. all black, a
tread. strong thread. I spool. to
New Pillow Tops, very pretty.
Iiorth 500. sale price.
‘6
c1
a
191:
35c
”61¢. use 11111111 Waist fists.
pearl. silver and gm. 19c
101:, to use boiler Tons, neat
.mtterns. sale price. to
tile Dress ilhlelds. stochinct.
rubber or covered; pain.
the
Shoes, Ste.
()ur own importation of Fine
“'1'
Brow 11.
Kill (llovvs arc ili'i‘l‘.
have thorn in Gray,
Tans and Modes. Whitt- and
iiiftl‘il. 'l‘il-1y uri- t'illilli to
any $1.2512l111'11.1 lililtit'. Our
price. $1.00
llcal irlsh Lincu Paper and
[Curt-lows, vallu1 ":‘t. at llic
Writing l’ads, lilt) shoots lino
Paper, at 31,90
Ytttchon Boot.
(lranitc iron Sauce Pans. with
cover, regular price 251', lilo
Granite iron Pudding Fans, «1
qt. size. regular price 25c, liic
i’aintcd Foot Tubs. large size.
regular price 45c, 33c.
ilt‘diiit‘i‘t'iit' Lunch iloxcs.
small sizcl1‘c.11ri1dlu1u size 1311.111,
Nil-kcl l‘lutcd 'i‘ca Kettles,
largo slim. regular prior
11911, 7"
China Tobacco .lurs. all
shapes. regular price 11511, 21511
(.‘ui Glass Suits and Poppers.
Hurling ullvcr tops. regular
price iiiih, 251:
fill picro 'l‘cu Sula, Carlsbad
('hlna. rcgular prim1 $7.49. $51.89
Carlsbad China Dinner Elem.
l02 picccsl including soup
lourcctl and 16 inch platter.
rcgular price 322.50. 117.1111
M
“inlets and Skirts.
New Styles in Nun's Veiilng
Waists in all the loading
shades. cardinal. navy. gray.
white. cadet. tan. rcacdu.
iiuht. blue and black. worth
32.511, 111 taco
New Fall Walking Shirts, nine
pores and slot scarab. also
with lapped seams and foot
pleats. habit hack of invert-
od pleat. the latest and mast
approved styles. Prices
range from $3.26 to $8.00
One special at $3.90
Value 35.00.
ladles‘ucht Colored Wran-
peru unions Kimonos: also
honseinalds‘ Dresses. in
light colors. regular ”prices
”.05 to $1. 60 at 75c
11“
I. Ladics' White Shirt Waists;
I'cgular prices $1251.11 $1.75,
at _ 75c
Poi-cali- Shirt Waist Suits ill
light colors. rcgular price
slid), at 98c,
(.‘lriltlrcll's Gingham Dresses.
value from stir to 7:311, sizes
2 to 3 years. at £331:
"Domestics.
A reminder of the values we
give in this department:
100 pioccs 18 inch (.‘ottou
Diaper, 5011 value,
All
Cloths, i:’1c value.
1 halo 3’
Muslin. good value at Go
yard, is yd.
2511112011 Full Bleached Honey-
comb 'l‘owcls. We value. 71901111.
18 inch Bleached Crash. all
37c pc.
1.1111111 Fringed 'i‘ray
iUc
inch Unbleached
linen, 121,410 vnluc. tic yd.
lint lioacyeomb Counter-
paucs, 851: value. 65c
(33 inch l-‘ull illcnchcd 'i‘ahic
Damask. (lilo value, 27c yd.
50 pairs White and Grey “-4
Blankets, good weight, $1.25
value, $1.00 pr.
1000 yards of New Outing
Flalrncis, regular value 811. 51:
W
'Dms Boots.
so [down Figured and Htripad
Fail Wulstluga. beautiful
efforts, itic
(iii inch first American (3111111
hrlcs. all new designs. ins
eluding the popular Bhop-
hord Chucks, lilo
Plain and Figured French
Funnels. for Waistingr.
regular price title. the
33 inch All Wool Covert
Cloths. desirable colors. sue
clai, bile
62 inch French Broadirloth in
black. regular value 51.25. 51.00
51 inch t‘hcvlot some. shrunk
and arranged excellent value
at $1.25.
All Sills Shepherd Checks for
trainings or shirt “tut
suits, value “.00. ii
27 inch Bloch Taffeta. was
Silk, value $1.00. We
$1.00 ,
Norwalk Chronicler