_ of Wit at our fountain.
K’rUaE
ICE CREAM
AND
FRESH CANDY
LANME’S
In wAsHiue-rou sT.
M. .. m. .._.__,,.____
local Neils lilies.
GOING AWAY?
Do not isolate yoursholf 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
'l'he'Sentiuel follow you wherever you
111% 30.
believer you change year address
drop a cord to The Sentinel and the
change will be made promptly—as of.
tea as you desire
F. E. Lockwood is in theicity today
on uusiness.
Grace Baptist Sunday school is en-
joying its annual outing teday at Ro-
ton. ,
Miss A, 'l‘urney, of Butler street. has
returned from a three weeks‘ visit
in Bridgeport.
Miss Adelene is spending a week
with her cousin in Weston.
Professor Shepardson. of Colgate
l‘iiivorslty, is the guest of Dr. (.3. if.
lioutwoll, for a few days.
The W. C. 'I‘. U, will meet with
Mrs. R. 'I‘. Makin. 8 Day street, li‘ri-
day afternoon at 3 o'clork.
W. I". Ilrya-nt, of the Holmes, Koolcr
and Selim-k Company, is ill at his
home in Main street, Norwalll.
Road‘s ad. today calls attention to
bargains iii embroidered SWISS, wash
goods remnants and pest card albums.
Read it.
Edward O'Brien, clerk in the Nor-
walk store of the New York Grocery
t‘ompaiiy, will enjoy his annual vaca—
tion next week.
Noble, W. Sheldon. Williams. ‘08. oi
Westticld. Mass, will arrive this eve-
Ilinr. for a short stay as the guest oi
S. 'l‘rcat Stanley.
Magic figures sale at the Boston
Store Friday and Saturday. This
means two days of exceptional bargain
(‘ppOl‘IlIlIlUfil’L See ad.
Mi‘i-l. Vtillliy S. i‘ieI-rs returned to her
home In Elizabeth, today, after a
Visit with her father. William K.
Lewis. of Lewis street, Norwalk.
An agent of the. llargrlives' Circus
roiiiiuilly is in town today milking ar~
rangomcnta for the booking of the
circus Ill-re in the near future.
The flags over the quarters of the
Norwalk tire,- companies are at half
mat-It today. out of respect for the
memory or the late Charles li‘lnch.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gilbert. Major
llavid ii. Miller and (‘liltrII-s Miller.
M Georgetown. were meats ot David
ll, Miller. .ir.. lit the KIIIIII, yesterday.
There is it three Win-ks” HIIII' of lino
oxtoi‘lla now in progress at the ("80“
shoe store. The all. will give you
particulars as to prices. ctr. lit'lltl It.
(hit or rosin-ct for HIV Iiill' (‘harloa
ii‘int'h the tire litiiii'lti'a til the various
Norwulk companion Wl‘l'l' closed during
the hours ol‘ the funeral this morning.
i.. tell, .Iohil Keoinr, who was injured
about a Week Into. in able to he. about
again. Mr. it’vi-II-r writ go to tin-
Catskills next wceit for It vacation
trip.
Reporter VII‘IUI' W. li‘crria will start.
on hilt annual yucution next week. No
will he uwuy for two \voi'kit tin Itlit
handy auxiliary yacht Dilk. on it t‘l’illlti
to the eastward,
Percy Quiiiturd is entertaining Nit
friend. Kilrl l‘riI-Iiiltuiili. of New York
city. Mr. Qiilninrii in on his vacation.
lie will resume his duties in New
York next Monday.
.lohn Noilunimuor leli this morning
for New London, whore ho is u dole»
gate to the Matt- rouwniion of the
lions of Hermann tiring held there
today.
WWW—“Am
Mr». M. ii. Penna. of Arizona. and
Miss insbei i‘rlor. of Hartford. are
vlnitlng their aunt and cointin, Mrs.
it. 1‘. Ililitin and Mrs. itiilh Ilmttotur.
of Day stated.
A party of young ladies. including
Mien Verntt A. Wheeler and tho Misses
Myrtle and (lit-nun F‘inncy will enjoy
In outing molt weak to ”P" island.
They have routed "to Hall colonic.
Mrs. Finder, oi Norwnilt. will chap»
cross the party.
The City Water
can not out» use the MIMWN
«our nods. We on nothing lint
Opting Water. It you want I
wholesome Irish you can not MN“
l
fNorwatk, is visiting friends in this
(tion as stenographer in the piiico of
iAttorney W, 0. Clark. ‘
TA Hall at GOLDEN.
Rut Busts.
‘74 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
A regular meeting of Butler Lodge.
I. 0. 0. F‘.. was held last evening.
Elmer Hawkins, formerly of South
city.
m—w—
Miss Maud Hewitt has taken a poslv
u.—
Howard A. Tilly resumed his duties
in the Roton Point orchestra, last
night, after a several days' absence.
due to illness.
.—
Shurman Council, Royal Al‘t‘llllillli.
will hold a meeting tonight, with an
election of officers and transaction of
other business.
The death of Charles Finch marks
the first in the neurology list of tho
Norwalk aerle, Fraternal Order of
Eagles.
An operation was performed yes—
terday by Drs. J, Dumortier and ii. C.
Snorer. on Mrs. Julian Von Kuczkow-
ski. of Perry arcane, Wlmllpilllk. The
operation was a success.
Mr. and Mrs, Frederick A. Ells. of
Mott avenue, will go to Ridgotleld to-
morrow for a sojourn of a few weeks.
Mr. Elia Will commute during his stay
among the hills.
Tickets for tho minstrel Show to be.
held Saturday evening at the auditor-
ium, Roton Point. have been placed
on sale at Plaisted's and Wood's drug
stores. South Norwalk and Norwalk.
Howard and Frank Field, Arthur
Teller; and Alfred Beebe are camping
for a week on Nauvoo island. li‘red
li‘icld will spend Sunday with them,
taking with him a stock of water-
melons,
Handicap yacht races will be held
Saturday afternoon over the inside
course at theNorwnlk Yacht (‘lub.
All the. boats will ’start on the same
signal. the handicaps to be figured
tip on the return.
James Lane. of South Norwalk, who
has been the guest of his brother in
North (lullford, alld his niece. Mrs.
James Brooks, of 485 Winthrop live
one. New Haven, has returned to his
home in South Norwalk.
Mr. anti Mrs. Henry N. Rider, of
Mei-win street. Norwtilk, are the ha my
parents of a boy. The IliIie-potntl
lusty youth arrived last. night. The
boys at I“. I). Lawtou's are smoking
Havanas at Henry's expenSo today.
George (‘avanngIL clerk at Willis II.
Sellcek‘s Wall street atoro, went. to
ilethel this morning for a visit with
I’l'iillk Brilndlige. Next woek Mr. (‘Ilv—
anngh and Lester Warren will spend
at Iillltt‘ \Varamaug.
Among the artists who will take
part in the Ileile island Minstrel Show
Saturday evening arc llarry Scanlou.
Joseph McMahon and "Billy" liiilivl~
hill. The Old Well Quartetie and the
Standing Army of iiiiyil will also take
prominent roles.
’i‘irket Agent (leorize W. Harris was
taken suddenly ill early last evening.
while at work at the South Norwnlk
depot. with an acute attack of trash-L
tis. A coat-h Will-l secured from Sol»
mans‘ stable and Mr. Harris was ink-
on home. He 'Is considerably improv-
ed today.
William Slecnclwrize. North Bangor,
N. Y.‘. .I. A. (Thane. William I.. McKee.
i.. r'ahbricottc, John W. ilrink. tiny-
don Richardson. R. i'. \‘iliniid. I. Mur-
killle. New York: (‘. M. Johnson, Ar~
thur ii. lirouiII-il. lilirttord: Henry M.
Ryan. Ihiuhury; J. 1-). Keelcr, Slum-
tortl; iltlitii Sterling. lli'idgoport; Wil~
Iialn i‘), Seymour, ltlitiictield; l", W.
Burlluiloniew‘, Waterbury; r‘. A. Illi-
ittetl, New Rochelle: li‘. I. Gaylord.
Springfield; E. 1’. Lawrence, Brook-
llne, worn at the liotel (.‘lit‘ford yes-
iorday.
To TAKI CARE OF MONEY
mlho money of all t’INiilit‘it ot peoplow
lit the principal reason for tho totin-
tonne of
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUfl' COMPANY.
And this duty ht performed with Ital-
istuction to all concerned.
Business ht greatly facilitated when
the Trust Company iii permitted to art
All It medium in financial matters.
We can serve you in any capacity.
Special This Week.
IOUVENIRO. ALI. KINDB.
Pfllcl.
WOVUNIN MITAL CARDS, I
”It it GIN'I’O.
UNINILLAOI ”I IAGH.
HALF
’smmirwtvm coil.
WWI .
“unwise.
'50io $4.50 . w
Aaour NOW you BEGIN T0 FEEL THE ussolor A PAIR or
ouriuo Taouuae, To RELIEVE Ti-Ioes “Loraine To you
summer: sun. ‘ 3
A PAIR or one awesome WOOL email all FLANNEL our.‘
the TROUSERS WILL PROVIDE ALL THE srvL§ AND COMFORT
vou MAY Ask—cur IN FULL oven THE tiles." WITH BELT
STRAPS AND ROLL-UP BOTTOM 3, AND A eoooLv VARIETY or
HANDSOME MIXTURES AND PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM. ws
HAV: ALL SIZES. ‘ 'I’“ "V
OUR STOCK OF NEGLIGE SHIRTS, THIN UNDERWEAR. SUMMER
.SANIIAIRIEttfi
la the name of muew T-OO’I‘H
BRUSH that is becoming poult-
‘gfislar; some shape as the well-
‘ known Prophylactic. lt hits
\hese advantages over the lat-
ter, however: it «is- It suaraa~~
teed Brush and costs 10 cents
losswnamely. 25 cents. ‘
,We have downs of different
styles and qualities of Tooth
.Brusbes. so that. we can suit
everyone; most of them guaran-
teed, which means ? new Brush
free of ohms V! the first
purchase does not wear well. it
pays to buy good Tooth Brushes
"l0 Gifford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. CALI. 15-.-
NECKWEAR AND HOBIERY RESPOND TO EVERY DEMAND OF
THE M081; FINAICAL MAN.
EVERY GOOD AND SMART KIND OF OUTING SUIT. FOR MAN
AND BOY. AND TRUNKS. PAGB AND SUIT CASES.
.a
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succsssons’ To Cousrocx sacs. .
South Norwalk. Tel. Cell, 32-2.
-/-~\-_~ ~ -— '- r—"U— *- — F~.M~~.w._”..W
"I‘would be foolishly expensive for me to send you
hilt the best of hay. grain and feed, when 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 it 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.
' \
Buy Oai's 'rlmra Clean. : ,np
MANUEL T. HATCH.
7
I am near— . ‘ .1,
Just as far as l H . I‘
nearest iettonbox
or telephone.
or.
i 1 4
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, ,. To close out a few Premo Film Pack Cameras,
$5.00.
WORTH ABOUT $15.00.
Buy now while tits stack tutti. You won‘t be able to not hem inter.
W. P. BEERS‘,
Booksellers, Stationery. Engraving, K0 daks, Film Packs and Camera Supplies
49 Wall 3L. Nomik. 6 So. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
Telephone Connection.
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I
Nothing
"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.
Send for New Catalogue.
succeeds ‘L‘iii'sucagg
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
This Is ThéMMMarlte—i:
WHERE YOU CAN GET BOFT SHELL GRADE, LIVE LOBSTERB, LONG
OLAMO,«ROUND CLAMB, ILUE FISH. WEAK FISH. HALIBUT, STEAK
COD, SEA IAOO. BONITA MACKEREL, PORGIES. ETC. ALL FISH
COMES IN FRESH EVERYDAY. .
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TIL. 1N— PIII DILWIIY.
" ram 3! unrefined
“FRI SDNTINO
Harry H. Ho t 8- Co.
Bankers and takers,
Mocks. until, Groin aunt cotton letl out and Mill for cash or on Margin.
Number New York Consolidated stock Excuse». Direct prim. wire.
New York. 41,-“ 4! Wall strut. Brooklyn. 871 Fulton stunt.
OOUTN NORWALK. TILAil—S. HOYT’. THEATRE IUILDINO.
mam Fol-oust lit-[y Morning at to O'clock.
”7*“-
L‘mfl.
. ’ ’w'—Wwww’nwfi
Bicycles and Carriage:
Saldsndfiepdrdst , .
LUTHER M. W 1, IGHT’S
Ont-tinge Repository.
Maples Ii Goldsohmldi (30.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dollars to
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a. Corbett Block. Bo. Norwllk.
TODAY IN WALL 81 REET.‘
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~—'l‘rad-
tag was quiet in the opening dealings
and stocks were generally narrow.
Erie Second pill. opened tip 5—8 and
then run off and the common stock
was a fraction lower than last night.
Delaware & illidson rose a point and
Reading 5-8. Some of the Southern
Railroad stocks wore slightly depress-
er.
WALI. STREET. ii a. “I.""TEI'IL‘
showed effects of protlt inking. but the
general list hardened ill syliipathy
with all advance of 1 Iain Rowling.
“ALI. STREET, liooit.-~'l‘he. trad-
ing increased in volume decidedly and
sharp advances iii special stacks acted
as a tonic. A long list or more. or
less prominent stocks made gains
ranging from t to 4 3-4 points, the
latter in liiii'kllWIlllllli. 'l‘he. Erica were.
carried below last night‘s figures by
pressure to realize, but recovered a
fraction in the later trading. llolida
were steady.
Willa. S’l‘ltEET. I p. lll.--~-Tlli‘ rise
of 1"... ill New York i‘entill‘al carried
With it Cleveland, C. C. 6': St. laullS.
New York, Chicago and St. Louis and
the Second Preferred, 1% to til-i. ital-
timoro and Ohio and lllinois t‘eiilrnl
trained a point. Louisville & Nash-
ville and St. Ialtiis SotitliWeslerii pfti.
it’s. The. Iliilrkci breiililo lllllt‘ll quiet-
er during the noon hour.
TODAY'S OUOTATIOND.
Report over the private woes of
The Maples & Goldscbmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokors, Swnrtz I: Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 163.
Open. High. how. 1:30
Open. High. Low. lzlit)
Ainal Cop 827... 82th,. to“. 833’;
Am (‘ A" F (It) Zlfi'ft. Sift"... 33“,; 2:07,,
.-\iii Loco its it! is ill
Am Smelt 117 Hill. it? lts7.
.~\lil Sugar 1385. I35“. I38“. 138%;
A 'I‘ at 8 Fe 8.31.. Milt. hill," 85%
.\ T & S I" of 10‘2”. low; tori/g 102%
Malta & Ohio III! 113% lift ii'd‘i/i
lt‘ltlyn It 'I‘ tutu tibia.) iiN‘,‘ till“;
(‘Iiou a. onto 52%., M 32+. .34
(‘hi & N W 2W 209 .209 film
I‘li In West lily. lili'k. to». will
(‘h hi & St I‘ lltlit. 1793. they. 179m
('ol ii‘ 8; l titty; int. «HM in“
(‘01 south 2733i 27% 27% “.17“;
IhII & IIIIII illlii, littlI-g 101“. i913
Nor Par 2% ‘Jli-l‘: ‘Jiill ‘Jlil
Erie It? it”; will 471,;
Eric Isl pl it’ll)“ iii. Mb; hf)
III (‘I-tlll'tll ltili l'I'O iiiii ITO
Lou ti Nash Hill/g HIV. Hill/p iii
Manhattan idol" lilting ltifil.‘ idol/3
Met St lly 1261.2, ltiltg Inna. l2”;
Mex (font Lil's. 2H; 21 21%
Mo I‘ucitic am iii-iii. iliiig Mill.
Nut Lead 1.": 4.3% ill 45%
N Y i‘etilrill l-ll l-ld Hi l‘iit
Noi'f & West it'll/i. link. lulu. lull/J
()nt & West 507.. 3215‘. 5019" M75.
I'iii' Mall 42% 415i. 42% 42%
Penn It it l-il’ii. Halt. Hips. ”2%.
I’m (tau low, 104% 104‘»; little.
Mei Her iii! titling iii! hill/g
Reading lllilifi low. lillidii “Milt
lleud lat pf lift lit. I") lift
III-p Bii't‘l limit. 2nd,. 2th 20%
Rock Island lull». ill 30% ill
t-‘loulh i'ae tilt... ow. till“ Ili’il.
Suit Ry (lo 32% {Ill 32% Oil
'i'I-nn C r. l iiiillu tilting. ill’iii. toll/i,
Union Pitt: 123% illim lilting 129%
ilnlon i’ttc pf ilillii. illi’iii 9R5): 95%
ll rt Rubber that. titlii. little til”
It H Hloel iii llt‘lti tit 34%
U it Steel pf lime limit; 102% 102%
Wabash litib liiw this till/g
HMO“ lo 12 m. 2ilil.lill0
'Ex dividend 11/4 per cent.
Kaiiaoaa Encampment, I. l). 0. id.
will install oilicnrli at a meeting to
he held this evening. \
Misti lda Field in spending her vs-
eution in Hartford and Mimi Vera
Whitney la substituting tor her in the
insurance ('omptlny.
The yacht Imports. owned by lama
renro (t. Uranium. has boon given a
thorough ovarhaiiilng at COMM" Mll~
ier's nailytird. and the his stoop is
new randy tor cruising or pleasure
sailing for the root of the season. The
imports is a this sloop. equipped with
a ten-horse auxiliary engine. Bits is
ill test «our all and in feet beam.
formerly the property of Dr. Henry
Illno, enlistment.
Frederick Bound. at military, well
known to the batters or The Norwsliiii,
has been trtnstmsd from the posh
meanwhile
_ .“W W?
dam to: similar idea on
i’luu. lagoons?
non for small monell.
Ereul dollar uou pail more thanbllr,
prices for Clothing is not onltl lost. but?
. also the interest on it for life. We at ‘
now offering all our suits-r- mea’)
uouths’ and children's———at 20 per cent.)
discount. Sizes am good. We can fit
VELLECK & PRICE.” ”
HEAD TD FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. .
Telephone Call 324-2.
t
'r
local utllco of the. Connecticut tienerai .
tion of Aliens its ma manager on purer
MM Muldof our by“ my . lie mm: on on of the casing; 39 tonal-:3
«mu.
AT DIBBLE’S GREENE
.____.——-—-——-
RED CURRANTS, WHITE CURRANTS, RED RASPBERRIEB, BLACK
CAP RASPBERRIES.
GOOD CABBAGE, BEETS, STRING BEANS.
WILL HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF
WEEK.
ON IT.
CUTTING LOTS OF GOOD DRIED BEEF.
WHAT WILL IT slat
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.
GOOD PURE CIDER VINEGAR; THE BEST TO BE HAD; DEFEND ,
GOOSEBERRIES ALL NEXT
.- ,. ' guru
Isiah;sentinel "sit... -
FANCY ROSE POTATOES. PER PEt‘K, 15c. . "l'iiiodl‘l
nonIeAN SPRING WATER. ' r w "l vii-q
PURE WATER FROM DR. BALDWIN'S FILTERING, PLANT. PER
GALLON, 50.
NATIVE GREEN CORN, SQUASH.
BERRIES. CURRANTS, PEACHES, MELONS. ETC.
. an ,i
BEETS. CUKES. TOMATOES.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
20 NORTH MAIN 8T.
80. NORWALK. CT. .
TEL. 26—3.
4. PORT".
EAST NORWALK. OT.
TEL. 810-8.
ilreaier demands are constantly
lug civilization. The most perfect adjustment is called for.
a failure through poor sight. The eyes
given you the best vision possible.
HOMER B. HOYT, Reiracting Optician. . .
Room 9. United Bank Building. South NONI“. MI. '3‘
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. . .
Ollie. hours 8—11246.
«some»;
your eyes examined again!
IT'S FREE.
II WALL OTNIIT.
NORWAY-SWEDEN cuists.
Swedish Parliament Approves Report
of the Special Committee.
STOCKHOLM. Swollen. Jilly 27m”
ltotli houses of the Hindi!!!“ parliament
this morning approved the report oi
the special committee appointed by
Parliament to deal with the crisis be-
tween Norway and Sweden. in the
first chamber the report was adopted
without debate.
in the. Ni't'lmiI chandler IIit' recom-
mendation ill the report regarding ne-
utillullomt tor a dilutolution was adopt-
ed unanimously. but there was some
objection to the proposed loan of ’25.-
(ltitlaitiii to meet the new conditions.
About a score of Illmlllim‘fl voted
"Mont Ilu' lotto. ”in Brunei moments
its leader, ilerr Bromine, declaring
that i-iwetien never hermitore tutti hart
lowed luonuey for military purposes
iiiltl Ilt' retired Norway would regard
it lot It threat of war. Other apolit-
or», however, said that the itlllsdaq
liy tut unanimous approval of the con.
ditlon of ditwiutlou lutd voiced its
willingness to dissolve the union
Its desire for peace both in the pm 3
eat and in the future. . = II
ROMAN, Jul! Sin-The (lanolin
Feral n attics denies utterly the report 3
hi on by the correspondent of I a
doll new,» Stockholm to the life
foot that W William in his rm
mt intonation with the MINI“ can
sought to obtain the consent of.
I prince of the House or
M m “It!!!“ or
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”53 CHANGE t“':::.::::.:‘..°t~~r?’v
omit one attribute: a lack of alumna a! vision to his eyes
when his clogs" are wholly toblsmo.
O. E. Jackson,
Graduate Optician. .
being made on the eyes by our advanc-
I.ife is often
are the bread winners. We can
start!” evenings. ‘l—l.‘
Would it not be mil to have,
. I
uoItwAtx. or.
Double lanoleIOOt '
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