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local Nutrition.
, GOING AWAY?
Do not isolate yourahelr from the
city when you go away. even if only
on a short trip.
Keep in touch with The Norwalks
through your home newspaper. Let
The Sentinel follow you wherever you
may go.
Whenever you change your address
drop a card to The Sentinel and the
change will he made promptly-as oi-
teu as you desire.
Bert IluderIiill has left the employ
of F, l). Lawton & Company.
The case . of state against. Mrs.
Sprague has been continued Indefinite-
1y.
The Juanita Outing (‘Iub will hold
a trolley ride to Seaside Park Wed—
uesday evening.
Mrs. Emma Hill. ot’ New York city,
lit the guest at William Thompson, ot
Orchard street.
A regular routine meetingr oi the
Norwalk Yacht tliib governing Board
was held Saturday night.
The It‘uilcr property at No. It Mott
avenue, Norivalh. has been sold to J.
W, Marvin, through I). 8. Hull.
William li‘av, of Yonkers, is enjoy»
ing a vacation, the guest of his aunt.
Mrs. J. 'i‘. Hayes, of Wilton avenue.
Norwalk.
(‘tatliolic I'iiion Council, Knights ol
Columbus, of Norwalk, will hold its
regular semi-monthly meeting this
evening.
Chief of Police Thomas liradicy is
taking a day's vacation. Captain ot‘
l’oilcc Morohousc is keeping the city
orderly iii the eliict'a absence.
Thomas (‘ollins rcturncd Sunday
night from a very pleasant vacation
trip to Niagara Falls, Montreal, 0t—
rawa and down the ht. Lawrence riv~
er.
Admiral Winfield Scott Sclilcy was
a visitor In Norwalk this morning.
The admiral is spending the t-tilillllli'l‘
at the home of Dr. Henry Run, in
Saugatuck,
The case of John White. arrested
for assault rind breach of the peace.
came up llt‘Iill't' .Iurlttt Lockwood, this
morning, and was continued until 2
o‘clock this afternoon.
The t-xr'IlI'HItln to Itoton yesterday
of the Fourth Assembly (‘lub of
Brooklyn, was postponed on account
of the rain in tho morning and the
rough Wt‘tltllt‘l' in the Sound.
(lcru'ar‘ i‘avauanli. cloth in W. H.
Selim-it's Wall strcct store, is enjoying
his annual vacation of two Weeks. This
week he will spciitl In The Norwalks.
next \vccli at Lake Waraniaug.
Saturday the Norwalk branch of the
New York tlroccry t‘ompany Itad tbc
Iargost lnlsititns in its history, The
day's receipts were more than 51'!"
greater than on any prcvious Saturn
day.
Mir-is Millcr, Miss Malkiii anti Minn
Lillian Johnaon. who have been en-
joying a atay at tho tliris' it‘riciidiy
camp, in t‘anaan. IIIi\'t‘ returned to
their homes in Norwalit. Miss Eliza
DaVIa will remain for a longer atay.
Mr, and Mrs. iinrold tllcndcnlnu
anti ciiiid, oi Norwaik, returned Sai-
nrriay from a vacation stay at Mount
lily. In the t‘atskiiia. They report, a
delightful trip. Ilurrug thc irimort
unbearable hot apcll here the days
were comiortalc anti the nigbtn cool
where they Wt‘l‘tt atayiau. The friends
of MIHh‘ Susie Morchonsc, daughter of
Captain Robert N. Mm'chousc. will be
planned to learn tiiat the mountain
air has auIi-h improved her health.
II. It). lmwncs, (tn-caport. b. 1.; II.
E. Iicnson. M, itocatutn-c, (lcoruo II.
Wright. liosrou: it. M. Wt'IIldotuI, W.
S. lirchIl, Ilrconwich; ticorae :, AI.
ten. 7.. Abrabama. t-tarnuot A. Harris.
llobert Ii. Smith, Mark A. iareacher.
Mr. and Mrs, t). r}, Wood. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard \v’au North-n. Cecil hook-
or. II. C. Wagoner. .lr., w. It}. liciicrarti,
Mr. and Mrs W. Ii. Iiandci, H. (i.
Aboiee, H A Liarkc. Charles ()aiiiy.
Eupttenc 1’). Impact. New York; .Mr.
and Mra, P. t“. Iirown. New Haven; if,
it, Taylor. New tiriruian: A. t,‘ 't‘i‘oy.
't-ir George. N, II: it M. iiurr. (1. H.
liurr. Waterbury; ‘i'. iIOWt-ii. Narrati-
tnck: .I. 'I', t‘owlinu. it]. i.. it‘orri, id.
Barnes. Mt Vernon, wcrc guests re-
cently at the Hotel Clifford.
The City Water
don not enter into the manuiaoture
of our soda. We use nothing but
Spring Want. It you want a mu
whoinoma drink you can riot attend
or finding it «our iountain.
antimony“ can.
can humid-wan“ 3mm...
mama—WW
Tl YLOR at GOLDEN.
Ru! Estate.
74 Washington Street.
South Nora/am.
M
The Stelnert Brothera’ Employes'
Association was at lioton Point, Sat-
urday, on the steamer Isabel.
~—.~......_.—-—
Howard Hunter, of the Gilbert a
Bennett oiiiee, Georgetown, spent Suit-
riay at the home of his mother, in Main
street, Norwalk.
Mra. Grumman and Miss Barber. of
Chicago, who have been boarding at
Mrs, A. A. Hills, of West avenue, were
taken to the Norwalk Hospital today,
suffering from fever.
Harry G. Davis, of the Norwalli
Hardware Company, had a fall while
returning from Winnipauk, last even-
ing on his wheel. The only damage
was a broken pedal.
The officers of the United States
annboat itit’rida were entcrtaincd Sat-
urday evening at the Knob by George
l., Woodward. The boat anchored Sat—
urday ofi’ Smith's island. Yesterday
the ofiicers went to Heinpsiettd liar-
her and return, and today proceeded
up the Sound to New Haven.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Many Changes in Ownership Recorded
by Town Clerk Smith.
corded at the town clerk's oilice at
Norwalk:
‘arl l.u Kart-h and wife to Michael
Varian, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., 7 acres and
buildings,(liranbury. War.
E. ll. Woodward, trustee, to Nicho-
la Carusa, 3 lots, Prospect Park. War.
(‘yrus Waterbury to tier-isle anti Bessie
l’. Hershfleld. building 'iot, llurritt
avenue. War.
it). it. Woodward. trustee. to Man
garct Frederick, 2 lots Prospect Park.
War.
William E. I‘artrick, to Elia ll. Dc
Carnio, lot It‘air street and buildings.
War.
Estate Esthcr L. St. .loliu to Joseph
liray anti wite. house and lot, Main
street. Exrs. deed.
Estate Robert J. Lee to Andrew
ticriu, land and building. lt‘airview avo-
nuc. Admrs. dccd.
Eliza Lee to Andrew tlcriii, building
lot, Fairview avenue. War.
Margaret llewis to William James.
house amt lot. llcile island. War.
William B. lIilllili‘II to George ll.
’i‘aiinadgc, house and lot Woodward
art-litre. War.
R. Van llurcn to A. R. Malkin & (10..
land and buildings. Mechanic street.
War.
l’latt Price to Albert I“. Ilccskow
and wife. building lot, Leonard street.
War.
Itanini Quintard to Edgar I”, Kcnuci'.
lot and bulldinas, Chestnut sir-cot.
War.
-Susan W. Thomas to Henry J. ("an
ucr, Iaiid and buildings, ltlast avctiuc
:tiid harbor.
Lois It. Mains to .l. \V.
house and lot, Mott avenue.
Marvin.
War.
YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORv
LEANS.
\\'ASIIIN(‘.'I‘()N. July 2-i.—~»Surgcou-
tlcncrai Wyuian, ot‘ the Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service. who has
been absent on oiilcial business, is on
his way to Washington and upon his
arrival will give personal attention to
the vcllow fever situation in New tlr-
lcans, Mcaiitiruc the service under thc
dircctioii of Dr. (llcnnan is cooperat-
IIIK with the New Orleans authorities
to prevent any fresh outbreak. There
are in that city half a dozen trained
iuciiibcrs of thc t‘orcc who are giving
their cspccial attention to getting i'csi»
dents away. To accomplish this t‘iltI
without cudautzcring other coiniuiiiii
tit-s a large number of dotciitlon camps
will be established outside ”I" New
Orleans city limits. in iticst- refugees
will be Iicld for a sutiicicut time to
protect those with whom they may
later t‘tlllii‘dll contact.
WOOONOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO?
BURGLAR
INSURANCE
That's what a Sale. Deposit
Box In in the Vaults
oi the
South Norwalk
. Trust Co.
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IEEP deacon. ‘
No use fretting about the weather, when all you need
is to don one of our cool outing suits and get cool.
It‘s really surprising how cool you can be on the hot-
test day in one of our wool-crash, serge or homespun two-
piece suits. They weigh so little that you don‘t feel them;
they are so thin and porous that the breezes all get through
them; they are so loose and comfortable that wearing them
is a constant pleasure; and they are so smartly styled that
you feel well dressed in neglige attire.
$8.50 to $16.00
is all it costs to be comfortable. Come in and see the suits.
All the accompaniments of an outing suit—natty negli-
ge shirts. sec to $3.00; the greatest variety in town to
choose from, too. And neckwear, belts, straw hats, caps,
and all the good kinds of thin underwear.
Trunks, bags and suits cases for travelers.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCE BROS. “"
South Norwalk. Tel. Call. 32-2.
"l‘wnuid he ioolishly expensive for me to send you
biit the best of hay. grain and feed, whcu I make It a rule
to take back at price sold anything that you think is not
as It should be.
it's easy to make low prices. if quality is disregarded—-
the market is always full of low—priced goods, but buying
“cheap“ grain Is not economy and It's mean to your animal.
.ifli
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near— i I h a:
just as far as t , .
nearest letter-box
or telephone.
i
i
i
i
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,5 Buy Oui'a That‘s Clean.
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Specie—I. ”
To close out a few Premo Film Pack Cameras, ‘ '
$5.00. "
WORTH ABOUT $15.00.
Buy now while the stock lasts. You won‘t be able iii get hem tater.
W. P. BEERS,
Booksellera, Stationery. Engraving, Ko daka, Film Packs and Camera Supplies
49 Wall St, Norwaik. 6 80. Main St., $0. Norwaik.
Telephone Connection.
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Nothing Succeeds Like success.
“Success” is what you are looking for. and there is no better
place to prepare to make a "Success" of your life-work than at
Merrill College
South Norwalk, Conn.
Fall Term opens September 5th.
Semi for New Catalogue.
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
rus'“r‘s The Market
WHERE YOU CAN GET SOFT SHELL CRABS, LIVE LOBSTERS, LONG
CLAMS, ROUND CLAMS, BLUE FISH. WEAK FISH. HALIDUT, STEAK
COD, SEA BASS. BONITA MACKEREL, PORGIES, ETC. ALL FISH
COMES IN FRESH EVERY DAY.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TEL. 100-— _ FREE DELIVERY.
non o FREEMAN, V’ ”
REPRE BI‘INTIND
PRICI.
OOUVINIR POSTAL CARDS, 6
FORIOINTG.
UMIRILLAH, m EACH.
arr COLEMIN’B
, ham arena,
in min min ctr-oi. loath Nomlk.
Noni
A was».
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1; Harry H. Hoyt at C0.
0
The out it W 34-00 a :i Bankera and Brokers, ‘
10M llld “IO mun" I: awoke. lends, Grain and Cotton Bought and laid for Cllh or on Margin.
' 1: Member New York Connolldateddtoch itixchanzo. Direct print. with.
IS oimiute- I: New York. 41 and 43 Walt ntreet. Brooklyn. it‘ll. Fulton attest.
it seem uonwaut. TEL.112-a. aovrva Tt-Imna aurLeme.
m.m Market Foracaat Every Morning at ‘io O'Olooit.
Special This week, Bicycles and Carriages
......... Sold and Remind at
souvenma. ALL KINDS. HALF
LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S
Carriage Repooitory.
We dive attention to the. smallest detail of our business. and
guarantee satisfaction in event drummer. "
caterer: Wt
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Maul“ (- " fins» ‘
it? Northjitlain Whitest. f
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WALK EVENING «SENTINE‘LJ I
W
SANIIAIRE
is the name of a new TOOTH
BRUSH that hi becoming popu~
lar; same shape as the well-
Iinown Prophylactic. it has
these advantages over the lat—
ter, however: It Is a guaran-
teed Brush and costs 10 cents
lean—namely, 25 cents.
We hare dozens oi different
styles and qualities of Tooth
Brut-dies. so that we can stilt
everyone; most 017 them guaran-
teeii,. which means a new Brush
free of charge If the first
purchase docs not, wear well. it
pays to buy good 'I‘ooth Brushes
lire illifford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. CALL 15-1.
WOOMOMQONWO
Plies rive
——..
Everu dollar uou pail more than Out"
prices for Clothing is not onlu lost. but
also the interest on it for tile. We are ‘
(incorporated)
GOMMISSION BROKERS.
Daaiara In
Cation.
Maples ii Goldschmidt C0.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Swartz a Corbett Block. 80. Norwalk.
now oilerinu all our suits—~r‘iten’s,
uouihs’ and children's—at 20 percent.
discount. Sizes rim good. We can fit
non for small moneu. ‘
.‘,
ELLECK & PRICE.
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
\TODAY m WALL 31 near.
opening tendency was
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. in.~—'i‘hc
towards re—
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
' Telephone Call 324-2.
cover-y from Saturday‘s depression, at-
though there were a icw small tosses
mixed with the prcvalcnt gains. Colo-
rado li‘ucl rose a point and Reading a
large fraction, and other leading
stocks from Hi to lv2. There was a
drop of ti-L’. In Consolidated Gas.
WAIJ. STREET, il a. niwaonius»
cd moments for a time indicated a con-
flict oi speculative sentiment, Selling
met the opening advance and on the
rcsultiiig reaction prices generally tell
a fraction below the previous close.
A vigorous rally followed. The tilt
rant-o Iit‘t'lillli‘ uiiccrtain and il'utlllli;
dull before the cud of'thc hour.
WALL S'I‘IiiilC'I‘. itoon.« I’rici s
worked.somcivhat higher than during
the tirst hour, lull in a licsitatiiig and
irregular way. and oil light trading
Louisville & Nashville and l'nitt-d
States Steel pid. \vcrc carried up near-
ly a point and lilinois (‘cntral rose :1,
Smelling and the l'uitcd States itnlr
CAP RASPBERRIES.
WEEK.
ON IT.
WHAT WILL IT BE?
GOOD CABBAGE, BEETS, STRING BEANS.
WILL HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF GOOSEBERRIES ALL NEXT
GOOD PURE CIDER VINEGAR; THE BEST TO BE HAD; DEFEND
CUTTING LOTS OF GOOD DRIED BEEF.
periodical setback came again. 'I'I
dullness.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
.\m i‘ a i~‘ (‘u 2.5.1,;
BOATS iN GOOD CONDITION.
Cup Race at Dorvat. Quebec.
poaacaaton ot the Seawaabaka
totlay'n race.
or Manchester wart placed In the wait
Manchester rulers t‘m'oriir», tart
tender under them; conditions.
name an Saturday's. a ram mile m
to be united three tinron over.
wind was linking up whiteuapa
range of one point gains before the
reaction was trivial and lid to cxtt't-liie
Report over the private wires or
The Maples ii Goldschmldt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers, Ewart; a Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. Lligh, Low. 1:30
.\nialt‘op 827. sit sin. .83
Everything Ready for the Baawanhaka
rionvar. on... July arm/rm- crew
of the rival yachts contcadhm for the
('tll)
took care to two that their rcnpective
honor were in the bent or ctaidition for
The American challeng-
r-ariy in thc day and i‘iven a prelimin-
itcpt. Iti dry dock until nearly "tunnliimmvfl
With tWt) victorica to her credit, igu-
t o
allowing made by Alexandra In Satur-
day's light wind demonatrated that
the American boat hurt a wordiy eon-
Tho course for today race was the
straightaway to windward and return.
The,
on
Mite 3t. bouts at noon and there were
an am of an approaching sun-m
at a:- pronto. or condition: unread
optimum. in mm. .
I1.
LORENEBTJIBBLE
her stocks gained l. lionds were
steady,
\\'.\l.l. S'l‘lildld’i‘, l p, m. 'I'tilttsi TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.
States bit‘t'l was carried within the
m”
it!
EVERY DAY.
.\Ill (‘ot tlil :EH‘AJ IV,
.. ~ JOSELOFF’S
.\III Smelt 11:33; it '- . "_
.\ni Sugar mu, tztri. tutu; 137“. 72 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK,OONN.
:\ T a 3 Fe Mix as at H“; . TEL. CALL. 33H.
iialto & onto 112+, ttzit. 11:5. 11:41.. , —-—-—-—-
li'hlyn It T int; i573, a? 67“,. ’ ' ' ' 'V' W".
r‘hcs & onto 5.17,, .121, at" :22".
t... i x w ‘ i8 Pounds Granulated Sugar. ' $I.00
t‘h tit West tah in?» rat; tat; ,
t‘h M a S. [v ”7.: mm, 17.3., 1755,, FANCY ROSE rot‘xrorcs. titan Prick, 15c. "I‘N‘WIVI
(.‘oI r a r it“; in 41“.. iii. Mtlltlt‘AN Sl‘lithl WA’l‘lClt. ' V“ "iiw‘i
(1.,“ this tsa 1er that. last». ,. . . .- . . , . . .. , t
, ~ ~ it It!» “AIM! l-Iton llil. ll.it.t)\\tt\ s lithiLRlMx lLANT. PER
Del hr ilud littl itiil tito il‘ti , '
Nor l’ac coo zoo Jun 200 t.Ai.i.()N, [’0' J “‘m”.
ICl‘lt’ , m, 4.3:. m. on», NATIVE (lliltllCN (‘oti.\', SQt'ASll. MEETS, CUKES, TOMATOES,
ltlrio int pr x2»;- sar. s21. salt;- "tannins, ('t'itnAN'l‘S, i‘tcat‘tttcs, MELONS, ETC. ,
ill Central in? It'di to? itiii
1“...“ a- Nash thin. rm. rial... Hm UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
I N Si Ii)’ ILL-IN I'Jii I‘Join‘g IZFIM
Mex, emu :1 at 20W. Bit-TV. 20 NORTH MAIN 81'. I 49 PORT OT.
hi I\ a l .18 2s as as so, NORWALK. c'r, EAST NORWALK, 01".
M K a '1‘ [if can. can rm. can. TEL. 26—3. TEL. ii .
Mo I’aciiic. ‘llii‘ tih‘g It'll». HM];
N \' i‘cntral trait, in», ram Iii “‘ " ‘ ‘ '" " """”""” ' T“
Nor-t at West still an at“, sf.
tint & Wes-t viii/g no". not. fart. L
I‘N'llii it it 114T... tin-l, litl‘u titan. .
no this a lot tot ti~ - ‘ ,
Mt‘t Sm. Mil, git/[z “it, h’l‘é HOMER B. TIOYT, Refflctfllg OPTICIDD. ,
"“"imji‘ “ii ""i I“ “’9'" ”It” Room 9. United Bank Building. South Namath. OOII
Ilcutl rod or at" at iii . Special Appointments at convenience 0t patrona.
"i‘it stool tit}. law. 'Jlt‘a 30%, omuo hours awiizttl. tits—0:00. Saturday evenings. 1—9.
Ilock island ‘Bii' :ttt‘a "Mi. llii‘m
South l’ar' bill/c": tlti‘i. tillia (iii/i. . ' ' " " ”"'*"“"‘"“’”‘fl
am. “(v col 2m. 1m. 33'. 32% owomumeuouuuumom
"can ‘ A's mi. till 851,, all
't‘i-xmt I'ut' tier. 3:; 337,. an ‘ ‘ ‘ I ‘ ‘ ,
ilriiou i‘ac r27», raw lL'tlo. Hill,“ I 1 AND BLABIEI MUST II CHANG“ .
ii H Itubbct‘ vi'l' vth't'lz. i7 iiii‘ii. J J J
i' a Steel :22: any. art. arm ACCORDINOLY.
“'9 “it“rli’i “gift; iiii‘h with “’92 orten one-attributu a lack oi olearnon at vialon to tile on!
“,“ii‘ I " “-‘I Uh 9.2%. ”It "W4 when his glance are wholly to blame. Would It not III wait to Mill
Wit. t‘oni 22% 22-h 22W. 22% your .yu axaminOd anoint .
Hair-a to It! in. 27in7itii
IT'S FREE.
0. B. Jackson,
Graduate Optician.
6| WALL ITRIIT. NORWALK. OT.
an
Lennonrs‘ltaoatrnia (I CRICK- 7' ..
SPECIALS.
l‘ltii.Alllt‘ii.t’lllA, July rim—The
match betwven thc Murylcbonc t‘rlciir-t
trial» of iamdun and tin- genitalia-a of
1"
dry trial. although uppurmttly "it i'biiudolphlu. which won interrupted in Lilli. GRAN‘IIIA'I‘ED SUGAR.H.N
citanuc hail bccn tuudc In her ringing on Saturday by rain. wan continued to .,
or aitIIH Alexandra tln- ltovul t-lr, day on Ihi'lili'tiiilitltitlhf‘lillt‘! t1lcriaawliwu VERY BEST EMHN'CREA‘NP’Y
. . .. ‘. Grit-tun t‘tth. Mi tmtt‘m. "m airr'rrlt Iii.
tatwremr \atht Liana dtitndtr, was mm drawn on Sutur- . , . .
a CANS runs no
3 ('ANI" CORN .uunhitunuuum
day the home eleven had neorod titi
'runn for the loan of tottrwichetn. 't‘hr-
waather toduv was clear, but the wick-
et wan spongy. The gentlemen of
Philadelphia were retired in their ilrnt
innings {or 108 runs.
M
3 LBS. BODA CRACKDKD... . .u. .1“
n Two Tatar-name KILLED.
BUFF‘AID. N. Y.. July tit—«A Lake
Shore pungenger train running at, high
speed struck a party of toreignnrn
walking on the track near Bantam
four miles west at here, today. Juneau
antistatic and John Bytiro were k‘h
.wfi
O .m
i.
:r has. MILK enaoxam.........mg
rot TODAY. reactionary
~t
immigrant? ;
RED CURRANTS, WHITE CURRANTS, RED RASPBERRIES, BLACK
8 Bars llama Snap, 25c,
. tu’ “‘1
Norwalk Chronicler