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GOING AWAY?
Do not Isolate yourshelf from the
city when you go away. even it only
on a. short trip.
Keep in touch with The NorWalks
through your home newspaper. Let
The Sentinel'tollow you wherever you
may go. '
Whenever you change your address
drop a. card to The Sentinel and the
change will be made promptly—45 of-
ten as you desire. .
’A routine meeting or Uncas Hay—
makcrs was held, last evening.
The barge. Sophie, coal laden. for
Raymond Brothers, arrived last night.
MIss‘Sarah (l. Shechau, of 84 High
street, is visiting friends in Bridge-
port.
Special Ofliccr Charles Page was on
duty on the streets of Norwalk, last
evening. ’
Charles McCarthy, of New York, is
visiting his cousin, Miss Alice O‘Con»
cell, of Spring street.
Mrs. Leonard '1‘. Whitney. ot‘ Eliza~
blh street, was the guest Sunday ot‘
relatives and friends in Georgetown.
Howard A. 'I‘iliy, of Ilayvicw avc»
one. has Just recovered from an at»
lack of intermittent lever.
t‘otnpany I“ will hold a drill at the
armory this evening. Two more drills
will be. held before camp.
Mrs. Mary S. Parker. of Main street.
Norwaik. has been entertaining
friends from New York city.
The party of young cruisers headed
by Will Shelton returned yl'sll-rtltl)‘
from a several days' usaii westward.
There was no meeting ot‘ Douglas
It‘owler Post~ G. A. It. last night, ow—
ing to the fact that there was no
quorum.
Five special trolleys wont to Stain—
ford this morning to convey a Sun-
day school from New Rochelle to ito-
t'm I’oint.
Willis Ilrcsnan and (‘Itnl'lt‘s Mct‘ar-
thy. ot' the New .York store, uptown,
will go to Ridgcficid tomorrow even-
ing to attend a (lance.
It‘t‘t'tlt'i‘lt'lt tiolcmau. .Ii‘.. is entertain-
ing his cousin. Frederick llrowu, of
New York, They are spcndiug today
in Ilt'idgcport. and New ilavcu.
Miss Lilia Mctiarry. of the Loth
silk mill, returned home Monday. af-
ter spending a delightful time or two
weeks in New York and Coney Island.
i‘harics ii. Hazel and t'nmiiy arrived
this afternoon from iirooklyn, for a
stay at tho home of George W. t‘olliu.
In Spring strcct.
Frank Ilocsi. a Hungarian. who has
only been In this country a Very few
months. was tit‘l‘trh‘lml last night by
Special (llllcer Smith. lloesi was drunk
and lying "‘N the sidewalk. lie was
lined $1! and costs.
The stockholders of thc Northport
Oyster (‘ompany will hold their an-
nual meeting at the other of the com-
pany, No. no Water street, South
Not-walk, on Monday. August M. at it
o'clock. ’I‘hrco directors will he olcel-
ed and other buslncrs transacted.
The annual shore dinner or (Jocke-
noo Tribe. 1. t). It. M.. of Norwalk.
will be held at ltoriou‘a Point, Wed-
nesday evening, August 2!. 'l‘ho tick-
cts are now in the hands of the com-
mittee. It In expected that the lam-
quet this year will mark the climax of
the lied Mru ”It‘t‘tllti" of Norwalk.
llcrbcrl Millard was the name at
the young man who fcll from a t‘fll‘
on Wraiport avenue. Sunday nmrning.
Passengers on the car saw that he
motioned for the conductor to stop,
but before thn car came to a stand.
still. he Jumped. lie was apparently
not, badly Injured, as he was able to
walk away. Millard is a bookkeeper.
employed in New York city.
The Norwulk Methodist tiunday
school is hoping for a repetition of
today‘s weather when they go on their
annual outing tomorrow, The trip
‘ will be made to Pine ltock Park. near
Shelton, cat-a leaving tin- tlreen at 8
a. m. Willis Ii. Bellv'ck In chairman
of the entertainment committee. which
is a guarantee that. the youngsters Will
have their till of enjoyment in every
way.
The City Water
, don not enter into tho manutaoiuro
of our code. W, uoo nothing but
Owing wmr. i you want, a good
wholmrho drink you can not scoured
of finding it at our toumatn.
lleDN-FOWIIJL U008.
.‘ J. ‘ Pflfiflfll
‘ hauled out for repairs.
Ru! Eaton.
74 Washington Strut.
South Nor walk.
Colonel William E. F‘. Lenders, oi
Meriden, is recovering from an illness
of two weeks.
The-local schooner lirainerd, which
stink recently at 'i‘omkins Cove, N.
Y.. with a cargo otvbiuestonc consign»
ed to this city, has been raised and
The St. George Pulp and Paper
Company shipped to New York today
7.30 rolls of manila paper. The com
slgument weighs about forty tons. it
Is all tor one firm.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ferris. Mrs. J.
H. Ferris and Mrs. Sarah M. iipsou
returned last night from a tour days‘
auto trip through the Berkshires. 'l'hc
return was made along the Hudson
River.
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P. Murray 01dner_ S. It. Weinberg,
John Evans, it‘rank V. Kelly and
'i‘homas .1. I')reumaru. of the Jamaica
liay Yacht Club. llrookiyn who are
cruising east. stopped yesterday at the
Hotel Cliflord.
WITH ALL HIS WINGS.
unoa a coma '-
Eccentric Mr. Hubbard Surprises
Woodmont Worshippera by Appear-I
Ina In Chapel in Originally Doolgnod'
Costume. I
NEW HAVEN. July 25;»A sensation
was caused in the Woodmont chapel.I
Sunday morning. by the appearance (it
a man robetl in white. with a long.
purple band over his shoulder and twul
large wings. a golden girdle about his‘
waist, and wearing white stockings.I
With the utmost composure he entered
the chapel and look a seal not noticing
thb curious glances thrown at him by‘
the other worshippers.
(Totlagel's who have been at Wood-
mout In previous years at once recog-
nized In the visitor William Hubbard.
who believes that the costumes worn
in the Holy Land in the time 01‘
t‘hrist arc the proper oncs nowadays
tit religious services and who dresses
as he believes.
MR. KEITH A GUEST OF HONOR.
S. Royal Keith of Ihe Railroad Mail
service, had an automobile ride, Mou-
day, to Hartford, New Britain. Meri<
den. Cheshire and Soulhiugtou. with
George N. Derrick. of New Haven.
Mr. Derrick Is a clerk on the same
train as Mr_ Keith. (in the following
day Mr. Keith was a guest at the an.
anal meeting of the Second division.
Ii. M, A.. held at the Fest ()ti‘icc.
building. New York city. National
President .I. A. Kidweil, of Columbus.
Ohio. and the National Secretary anti
'I't'casnrcr. George A, Wood, of I‘orts~
mouth. N. Ii, were present and ad-
dressed the meeting. (In \‘i‘edncsday
Mr. Keith Went to lieddiug and at-
tcndcd the tit'ticlh wedding: anniver-
sary of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Day.
where in- was tho guest of the faint y
for the remainder of the we. k.
EMPEROR'S GIFT TO LABORER.
WASlithxtON. .Iuly 2f): sitarou
Iiusstlic. the charge of the German l‘lli-
ilnssy, has delivered to the Slate lic-
partmcnl a silver watch and chain.
with the request that they be handed
to (lcoruc ti, Ellis. a Negro laborer at
the Washington Barracks. as a recog-
nition by the German emperor of the
action of Ellis in saving the statue of
Frederick the (treat from damage by
the explosion of a package of dynamite
placed on the fence surrounding it by
a man named Rousseau with too idea
of destroying it. On the back of the
watch appears the imperial monogram
The watch and chain are iucioaed in a
handsome It‘llllii‘l' case.
MOTOR BOAT NOODPILE FIFTH.
M Alililds‘liiuAil. Mass. .Iuly 2l.——~
The motor boat Woodpilc was the titth
in the race trout New York to this
port to arrive here. llcr elapsed time
was 62 hours nml Ilh’ minutes, with her
time allowance oi six hours 2U minutes
eleven seconds. ncr corrected IIltlt' was
bti hours. 27 minutes. Ill seconds.
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KEgMEEFOOL
N 0 not: 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-
picce‘lults. They weigh so little that you don't feel them;
they are so thin and porous that the breezes all‘get thrbugh
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 $x6.oo
is shit costs to be comfortable. Come in and see the suits.
All the accompaniments of an outing suit—natty negli-
gc shirts. sec to $3.00: the greatest variety In town to
chem from, too. And neckwcar. belts, straw hats, caps,
and all the good kinds of thin underwear.
Trunks, bags and suits cases for travelers.
SUCCESSORS T0 COMSTOCK BROS. ' ”'
South Norwalk. Tel. Call. 32-3.
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
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"I‘wouid be foolishly expensive tor me to send you
but the best of h .y, grain and food, when 1- 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 run of low-primal goods. but buying
"cheap” grain is not economy and its mean to your Animal.
_ Buy Oat's That‘s Clean. , l _..si
MANUEL T. HATCH.
lam near— ; . i I .s III
just as far as . , ,.
nearest letter-box ‘
or telephone. '
,/ WWTWN\_
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pedal.”
f‘\ To close out a tow Promo Film Pack Cameras, .3“
$23.00.
WORTH ABOUT 515.00.
Buy now while the stock lasts. You won't be able to get ham later.
W. P. BEERS,
Bookaellero, Stationery. Engraving, Ko dako. Film Pack: and Camera Supplies
6 80. Main St., 80. Norwllk.
Telephone Connection.
can...“ ' Succeods m.“‘s..¢.-.‘.‘s.:
“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
AdornUI Cbflhmm:
South Norwalk, Conn.
Fall Term opens September 5th. .'
Send for New Catalogue.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
This Is The Market
WHERE YOU CAN GET SOFT SHELL CRABS, LIVE LOBSTERB, LONG
CLAMS, FIOUND CLAMS, BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH. HALIBUT, STEAK
GOD, SEA BASS, BONITA MACKEREL, POROIES, ETC. ALL FISH
COMES IN FRESH EVERY DAY.
Cutbill's Bridge Fish Market
TEL. 10L— PREE DELIVERY.
“son 9 FREEMAN.
p , REPRESENTING. ‘ ‘ .
Harry H. Hoyt. @- Co.
Bankers and Brokers,
Itookl, loads, Grain and Cotton length and Ink! for Gun or on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated Btu oi: Exchange. Direct print. m
New York. 41 and 43 Watt street. extra. 871 Fulton strut...
lOUTI-I NORWALK. recite-4.. HOVT'B THEATRE BUILDING. ‘
Market Forecast Every Morning at to O'OIook.
We... .,...
Special Thislleek.
SOUVENIRO. ALL KINDS.
PRICE.
SOUVINIR POITAL CARDS, 0
FORBOINTI.
ominous. are non.
IT COLEMIN’O
' Mam Irons,
HALF
.. 4...... w
Bicycles Wand Carriages
' Sold and Repaired at
LUTHER M. waiuurs
carriage Repository.
Waldo: attention to the smallestsdeullofitmr bummnnd
. moronic: satisfaction In cum department. ,
.. , SANIIAIIIE
II the name of a new TOOTH
BRliSchat Is becoming popu-
lar; same shape as the well-
known Prophylactic. it has
these advantages over the lat-
“tor, however: Ital! a guaran—
teed Brush and coats locents
leasmnamcly, 25 cents.
We haVe dozen: at different
styles and qualltleh‘.’ 0: Teeth
Brushes. so that “we can suit
everyone: most of them iguaran~
teed. which means a neWLBrush
tree of charge it the first
purchase does not wear Well. It
paya to buy good 'l‘ooth Brulhee
'Ihe Oliffurd Pharmacy.
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
rat. CALL 1“. i
«”99”». ‘
Maples ii Goidscitmidt Go.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Bwnrtz I. Corbett Ilook. So. Norwaik.
TODAY IN WALL B‘I BEET.
WALI. S'I‘itit...t‘, 10:10 a. m.“
Prices opened a shade higher with the
exception of om> or two nstern mil-
rond stocks and specialties. Louis-
ville and Nashville rose 3-4, which
marked the greatest change reported.
Dealings were on a very small scale.
WALL S'I‘REE'I‘. ii a. m.»~The ear-
ly demand was languid and prices
slipped back to last night's level. but
an aggressive advance of 1 1—4 in
Reading restored the higher level in
sympathy. The iron and steel stocks
were In demand at good fractional
advances. but the market was narrow
and professional. The buying was not
pursued and prices drooped again.
WALL S’i‘ltidlfi'l‘. noott.«-»tircut N01“
thcru ptd.. Northern Pacific and illiu-
ois (.‘cntrul advanced l to I l—2, but
the market was only nominal amt long
intervals came between transactions.
Steel i<‘ouudrit-s pt‘d. tell 1 1-4 and
l‘ittsburg (‘oal put. 2. lionda were
steady.
WALI. S'I‘RICIJ’I‘. l p. Ills-'I‘H‘It‘t‘fi
stigma! on light dealings during the
noon hour. so that Reading lost its
gain and others that had been strong
nearly did so. Some of the railroad
stocks fell a fraction below last night.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wire: oi
The Maples & Goidschmidt (30.. Com‘
mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Bloch. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
‘ ’Itailroadl as purchasing agent.
Open. Lligh. Low. 1:30
Amal Cop 83"). 833; hill-j, 8355.
Am C a h‘ (‘o 3:th 357i; :io‘p 3.33.
,\m (f s. i" pf than. .9251. can. 987..
Am iatco 474‘. «is 47% Ill
Am Smelt lid lipid. ltd 116
Am Sugar 133%. ititl 1351i. lilti
A T OE 5 Fl‘ 5:11.); 5531} $3 55‘;
A ’i‘ 6‘: S Fe 1021/. 1021,; may; 102‘.
naho & onto nun. 1134*... Hat... 1131/.
“him R ’l‘ llh‘h as“... titty. 03749..
t‘hi & N W 2071;. 2W 207M... ZIII‘J
t‘Ii (It West 191.14 II“). it”... 197a
t'h M & St 1’ 178:. 17:01». 17.8% 178%
t‘ol I~‘ d: I 45.1.1. imp; til. iii:
lici & i‘iud laud. 192 i903 lull/2
Nor PM 202 202% 202 2102*.
ldric 457.. . 45% 437..
Erie lsl pt kit“. 83% 881,4, 8333..
Iii Central lliti 169% mu lint-'5’.
lam S: Nash ltibfi iii-ll»; lt-t‘k. till»;
Manhattan iii-ins “$17.. “His. “547...
Met St Ry tea»; may... i265; 1261/;
Mex t‘cut 21 211k. ‘Jl 313...
M K & 'i‘ as 28 27% 277»
M K & ’1‘ pt 62% 621/41 hill/2 621.4;
Mo Pacific 977... tilt-'3‘. 9771.. 977a
N Y (.‘eulral Iiilé 1447i. 1441/. ”Us
Nerf & West 851.5; 851.3 85 85%
(int & West 50% Si bit-'34. hi
I‘ac Mull AW” 42%. 42k; 42%:
Penn R R l~Il 141% Milli. till/1.
l’co Gas tutu. iii-ll»; 1041.4; little
Met Sec Sill/'4 82V; 82 n2
licading 102:3. 1cm tum tuzi
Itep Steel Lilli/4; 20% HUI/g 20%
Rock Island :IOI/g 30% {till/.5 301%.;
South Par MM. 641/... 64% 64%
Son lty Co 33% 32‘}; 32% 32%
Term C & I ROM. tin-7‘ 86 86
Texas I’uu 33 33% 33 33%
Union For 128% 1287i. ititll/g 1281/.
n s Rubber new. not ask. 48%
ll 5 Steel iii 34% 34
II S Steel pl 102% 102%
Wis Cent 23'»; 23%
231/; 231/;
Sales to it a. in. 134,800
COTTON BRuKER SUIC.DES.
NEW YORK, July Zine—Otto llern-
hoimer. a member of Bornhelrucr and
Walter. cotton brokers of this city and
reputed to bo wealthy, ermunitted
suicide to-day in his apartments In the
Hotel Seville. Bernheimcr was found
in his apartments lying in trout of a
full length mirror and expiring from
a bullet. wound in the temple. An-
parently the shot had just been tired,
not no one could be found in too fash-
it‘ll/4
102%, 102%
port. The suicide left no explanation
of his act, and his three brothers say
that he had every reason to wish to
live, so tar as they kkucw. lie was
;.t,hirty-tivo years old.
"JAMES SUUCEEDS FARR...”
SEATTIII} Wasli‘n.. July 25. .... hid-
ward James. tor a number or years
connected with the Great Northern
with
headquarters at. St. Paul. will succeed
J. D. Farrell, whose resiznhtion as as-
sistant‘to the president of the Great
Northern Railroad Company. and pros-
ldent of the Northern Steamship Com-
pany, has been announced.
ANNIE GLIASON FOUND GUILTY.
( LO:D?N July Mammals, M. (trust
.urr- nae. am, .0 _.rm..,~v 0
iron .ootunntaod tort t‘rinliiuty: 6., on the
so, North mammal» ,
one e at pleating a no valued
“ “9‘ .1 ‘ yhsjound
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tenable hotel who had heard the rc-
nap‘
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Everu dollar uou pail more than our
prices for Clothinu is not oniu lost. but
also the interest on it for life. We are
now offering all our suits ,—— men’s.
uoulhs’ and children’s—at 20 percent.
discount. Sizes run good. We can fit
uou fer small moneu. , "
ELLECK & that,
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2. '
K.
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AT DIBBt§§_ ROGERY
RED CURRANTS, WHITE CURRANTS. RED RASPBERRIES, BLACK
CAP RASPBERRIES.
GOOD CABBAGE. BEETS, STRING BEANS.
WILL HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF GOOSEBERRIES ALL NEXT
WEEK.
GOOD PURE CIDER VINEGAR; THE BEST TO BE HAD; DEFEND
ON IT. .
curnue LOTS or soon DRIED BEEF. ,1. i
WHAT WILL lT Bat. ‘ - ‘ 1. l
m.—
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.
EVERY DAY.
8 Bars ilClIlB Snap. 25c
JOSELDFF’S ‘
72 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK,CONN.‘
TEL. CALL. 338—5.
I8 Pounds Granulated Sugar. - . $lt00
FANCY ROSE POTATOES. PER I’ECK, 15c. ' . i '1'. (fl
MOHICAN SPRING WATER. ' "' “I "'v'I‘U.
PURE WATER FROM DR. BALDWIN'S FILTERING PLANT, PE
GALLON, 5c. . "Wt
NATIVE GREEN CORN, SQUASH, BEETS, CUKES, TOMATOES.,
BERRIIGS, CURRAN’I‘S, PEACHES, MELONS. ETC. ‘
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
20 NORTH MAIN 8T. 40 FORT IT.
SO. NORWALK, CT.
TEL.. 26—3.
“EYE Tax .
Greater demands are constantly being made on the eyes by our adyanc-
lug civilization. The most pcrt‘lmt adjustment Is called for. Lite Is often
a failure through poor sight. The eyes are the bread winners. We can
given you the best vision possible. . '
HOMER B. HOYT, Reflecting Optician.
South New
Room 9. United Bank Building, Don't
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. - ‘
Odie. hours 8—11:4b. tins—8:00. Saturday evenings. 'l-I.‘
ACCORDINOLY.
Often one attribute: a took at clout-non oi vision to, his I!“
when his gluco- aro wholly to blame. Would It not be Will to We
your eyes examined anoint
IT'S FREE.
0. B. Jackson,
Graduate Optician.
u WALL trader. Nonwnut. or. «
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INVENTOR BINNB DEAD.
Wll.i.lMAN't‘lC. July 26.-~Robcrt
Binns. an inventor of South Wind.
ham. died at. his residence to-dal’. fitted
sixty-two years. Mr. lilnnn was well
known through his connection with
a butt wheel manufacturing plant, of
which he was the head. Some years
ago. Mr. Bluns underwent an operation
when a bullet. which he had been car-
ryin in his leg since the battle or the
Wil erness was removed. After this
operation he never fully recovered his
strength. He leaves two sons and
four daughters. Mr. Binns was a thir-
ty-two degree Mason.
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on 1' '
CARAOAS. Venezuela, July don-(lan-
orai Antonio Veluttnt. vice-president. of
Vonosuoia. who bu been‘aotins as
decal 0. at of the republic in Ilium a. '
whore . o succeeded astronauts or ,
«tho indication of. thaws/Imam debt,
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