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up has into.

WEATHER REPORT.

For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
tonight. Saturday partly cloudy and
probably showers. A disturbance is
central this morning near St. Paul.
it is producing cloudy weather with
local showers in the uppen Mississippi
valley and the western portion of the
Lake region. Considerable cloudy
weather prevails this morning in the
eastern portion of ‘the Lake region
and New England. Seasonable tem~
peratures prevail in nearly all sec-
tions. Conditions favor for this vicin-
ity cool and partly cloudy weather
probably followed by light showers.

LABOR DAYJBENTINEL.

The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper on Monday. Labor Day.
Articles intended for that day’s issue
should reach the ethos of publication
Sunday afternoon or early in the even
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Sheet music for Saturday, 16;, at
Briggernian s.
‘ if you need a tonic read the Clif-
ford Pharmacy ad. »

~Chance of a lifetime to buy Car-
riages and Wagons. ‘Read Luther
Wright’s adv.

Cockenoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., of Nor-
walk, will meet this evening.

Tomorrow the Boston Store will
Just sparkle with bargains Read the

‘ dOlive- Brhnch Lodge, Knights of Py-
thias, held a regular routine meeting,
list evening,

Read the pointers in Lorenzo Dib-
ble's advertisement. it will interest
all heusekeepers.

-Mr. William Patterson, a barber
of New Canaan states: “Hair- All for
dandruff and falling hair is a wonder-
ful cure. For sale. Scheidler's and
Pohlman' s barber. shops and all drug-
Elltl. I ,

D. S. Werts, of Norwalk is assist-
ing in Bissell's drug store. in Ridge-
aiieid. for a short time. 1

Friends of Bernard CoIlins are re-

ceiving souvenir postals from him.

-‘ mailed from Versailles, France,

California hams, only 8c per pound
at the United Grocery Company’s
Read the ad. for other specials.

—Latest styles Derbies. 0' Brien.

John Treadwell, who has a position
in a large New York bank, is spending
a vacation at his. home in Norwaik.

Mr and Mrs? Josiah Kellogg,- of
Norwullt were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J L Dauchy, in Ridgeileld, last week.

Raymond Brothers have secured the
contract for a large quantity of build-
iag material to be used in Port Ches-
tor.

—Bascball, Boton Point, Saturday,
Norwalks Vs. B hels. Labor Day, two
games—~Miifort the morning and
Bay Ridge in fternoen.

R. H. 'Bradle . rs. W. E. C. Brad-
ley and Miss M Bradley were reg-
istered last Friday at the Herald allies
in Paris.

—~Glassware 'at'v'bargain prices, one
of the attractions during ltcd 'l‘icket
Sale M. 8. Smith & (‘0

Washington Camp, 1’. 0. S of A..
"SHMIIOII considerable routine busi-
ness last evening at its regular mosh
lng. ..

'1‘, 1“. Gilbert, of Wilton. who has
been enjoying a month's vacation. ro-
turncd to 'his position in Norwaik on
Monday.

The first gun of fall bargains will
Krlegur a Company's
tomorrow. in their ad. Ill today‘s ls-
uuo they offer exceptional bargains in
Jackets. tailor made stilts. boys‘ suits
and ladies' rcady-to-wear huts. Read
the ad.

"Twenty-live and fifty per cent.
cuts In prices of Wagons and Car
risges. [tend Lutlicr Wright's ud.

Deputy Sheriff John W. ticuilcy yes-
terday afternoon sold at public auc-
tion the goods anti offer-ta, store ilk-
tures, soda fountain and other appur-
tenances [ruin the fruit store lately
conducted by . tisrabaidi on Wash-
ington street. About 8300 was realis-
ed from the sale.

“Merrill College office will be upon
all day Saturday and labor bay for
the enrollment of students. School
term begins Beptember 5th.

‘ A greatstruggle will primably take
piled-tomorrow afternoon on the Polo
mounds. Winnlpauk. 'I'Ilt' Winnipsuk
'i‘. A. ll. teams will
meet in a "rubber" contest. 0n Labor
Day morning the Winnipsuks will plsy

the Bryant Electric Company team»

«Bridgeport and in the afternoon
the 1!. Ii. 0 A. team from the same
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VILOX DIMONSTRATION
“A? OUR ITORI.

"a” ; 7‘10 I,» III.
all the latest “roles wrinkles will
be shows. You are invited. Bring

a negative ssd ass-s print issue.

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Mrs. Hayes. of South Union avenue.
lion-walk will be operated upon tomor-
row at the Harwell: Hospital. .

If poverty is I blessing in disguise;
the disguise is so perfect that you
would never suspect it.

Read what: 0'. in. Summer says,
about wasting your money. He sells
the best the market affords in the lilie
of groceriyli .

winch lists and Caps. O'Brien.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steegmuiler.
of New York. are enjoying a week's
vacation at Mr. Sitesgmuiier's home
in South Not-walk.»

Fall showing of costumes at the D
it. Read Company' s. Read the de-
scription of the new autumn fabric,
moire Velour, in their ad.

~Baseball, Rotou Point Saturdai'.
Norwalks vs. Betbsls. Labor Day, twa
gamsk—Miltords in the morning and
Bay Ridge in the afternoon.

Thursday. September 7, from“? to
10 p. in., there will be a Velour dem-
castration at the Stilison- Powei Cor-
poration' s store. Read the ad.

Mrs; George B. Burden, of Norwaik,
had as guests yesterday her mother.
Mrs. J. E. Woodhull, and aunt, Mrs.
William M. Terry, of Bridgeport.

Miss Julia Bates, of Morris Gott-
llebs store. Ridgelield, is taking a
vacation of a week which she is
spending in Bridgeport and Norwalk.

Edward McKenna. of Providence, R. 1.,
are guests of their aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs, P. F. Burns, of East ave-
nuc.

The steamer Huntington wtil discon-
tinue trips between Norwalk and Hun
tington‘, September 15. The boat has
been well patronized and has given
good service.

~Complete, Sofa Pillow and Em-
brOIdery Outfits, 25c. Don’t miss this
bargain. M 8. Smith & Co.

Through a mistake it was announc-
ed that th Nutmeg Club of Norwaik,
would he) a meeting last evening.
The regular meeting will be held next
Thursday evening.

Many people staid on the Wall
street bridge daily and view the In-
teresting operations of the mud dig.
gor Capital City which is at work in
the upper harbor.

The rear tire 0! E. H. Hotchkiss'
automobile exploded this afternoon,
whiievstanding in front of the South
Norwallr Trust Company's building in
Washington street.

The New York Grocery Company is
advertl ing a record- breaker in its
ad. y. it will pay you to read
it carefully. The pink discount stamps
are given at this store.

~Merrill. College office will be open
all day Saturday and Labor Day for
the annulment of students. School
term begins September 5th.

Mrs. John W. Provoost, accompanied
by Miss Mildred and Master William
Provoost, have returned to Port CIICB'
ter, from South Wilton. Conn, after
a most pleasant sojourn.

The yacht Nylked was to have bran
the committee boat In the Labor Day
races of the Norwaik Yacht Club but
owing to the injury she sustained. an-
other craft will have to be secured to
take her place.

The case of Ferdinand Hayes against
Albert Saunders is scheduled for ar-
guments and the tiling of briefs to—
womb. at 10 ecleck. The attorneys
and Judge Lockwood are expected to
look over the property.

Charles L. Barker. of Norwalk. sold
his touneau automobile a few days
ago. but immediately purchased an~
other one of the same model. Mr.
Barker drove the new machine to
Norwalk from Boston.

—-We can sell you the best Silk
Floss Pillows during lied Ticket Sale
for the money than you have ever
purchased before. M. S. Smith It Co.

The Norwalk business men‘s base-
ball team is hot on the trail of the
South Norwaik business lnvn's nine.
The Norwalkcrs through their manag-
cv. Willinin l. Blasccr. issue a chal-

lenge to the vanquishcrs of the hopes
of the issuer aggregation.

 

A TRIS

even is alive to the value of Savings,
and proclaims at large about "Intan
est" to the passsrby.

IN‘I'IRIST ON A DOLLAR

isn’t much to begin with, but it you «is»
posit it with

or: more was mu:

‘TRWT COMPANY
and add other dollars with it. like the

results.

5993111511190: Sheet
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THIS IIMI.ANNUAL TROUSERS SALE I! A ROU D-UP OF ALL IN. .,
OOMPLITI LINE! OF WORK. DUNN!!! AND DRE! ‘TROUAIRI. NO“;

JOI LOTSFNO OONSIONMENT GOODS. OUT OUR OWN HIM-ORA"
STOOKO ANS WHAT YOU SELECT FROM AT MUCH NEDUOIO PRIcs
NO. 141.,

WE OAN FIT ANY MAN UP TO 50 INCHES WAIST, MEASURE, AT

$1.48 198 2.48 and $2.98 3.48 3.98
Values $2.50 to $6.00

TIME TO BE THINKING ABOUT A SCHOOL SUIT FOR YOUR SOY!
LINE!

lND-O'JEASON PRICES 0N MOST OF OUR .
CLOTHES FOR BOYS.

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Some people may think that oats are outs, but there
« is a difference. if you will insist on having grain from
our place, you will get good old clean outs of the best
grade. it your animal could speak you would learn
that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You
may destroy the good health and appearance of your

horse by a little indifference regarding his feed.

Buy Oats Thais Clean.

MANUEL T. HATCH.

When 1nuthiuk of grain ‘ . ‘ .
1th flistch.

 

 

60 POSITIONS

Filled by Graduates, of

Merrill College

. .' the Past liightctn Weeks .
A BUSINESS EDUCATION DID IT.

.‘Jflitj

lluy School Opens Si’])l.51ll.l nmll NO“.
iioucry FREE.

\ll 11 Hold!» and Sta—
\' isitor: 1\ clear 2.
M. A. MERRILL, Princtpal.

"Gobi i Going! 'Going'!
' AI: $8.00

SPECIAL PROIMO FILM PACK OAMIRAI.
ONLY A F [W LIFT.
DON'T IE SORRY IY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. IUV TO- DAY.

W. P. BEERS,

Isokssiisrs, listtonsry. Engraving. stsks, Film Packs and Centers Iuppliss
49 Well It... Nomik. I Mia a It. be. Hamlin
Telephone Cannes ee‘tizn.

 

Soft Shell Crabs. a... Lobsters. Lena Clams.
Round Clams. and all kinds of Fresh
Fish Received Dailu.

CUTBILL’S

Bridge Fish Market.

FNII DILIVINY.

 

TIL IO!-
ANO OLAIII! MUST II ONANIIO 3

EYES CHANEL ..........

Often ens attributes a must sissmsss of vision is sissy“
when sis glasses are may «slams. Would it list be well ts itsvs
your one mind assist

l1". FREE.

0 B. Jackson,

fissure Well.

as watt. eraser. activism. or.

um .‘ New;

Special Prices on Bous’ Manhattan Waists
sad Knee Pints.

 

OLO‘I’NINO MOI! AND PUNNISNINOIIW

 

 

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a sum was “cram use
asses-sass smart rains «nonhuman aorta“

,_ Lilli. if '
MAlI 'IEXIRIBI.
is a tonic: increases the apps-
tite, tones up the nervous sys-
tem, aids digestionfsnd can be
used indefinitely with nothing
but good results. it is not a
‘ v more stimulating remedy, but
fans which surslg‘reviiaiises tho‘
entire system. "
15c a, bottle; ’2 for 26c.
$1.40 dozen.

slits Gifford- Pinrmacy , ‘
ma ransomrrtoa steam. '
TIL. CALL 1“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Maples 8 Goldschmidt Go.

(immune)

COMMISSION BROKERS.

r

I Stocks. Bonds. drain and

Cotton.
Stuart A Corbett Sleek. Se. Nefwslk.

 

reoav m Swan. or sun.

WALL 3011191131210: 10 a. m.——Large
selling orders were executed in the
opening dealings in the stock market
today and prices fell away substalL
ti'ally St. Paul lost 1 1- 8. Amalgamat-
ed Copper 1 1-4 and Smelling. 9 1-4.

prices went lower all ar.ound Losses
of a point or over were numerous.

- with the grain carrying, metal. car

equipment and eastern stocks showing
the most weakness. The market show-
ed a better tone .at 11 o'clock Reading
and Amalgamated recovering a point.

WALL STREET noon ——Prlces re-
covered slowly on very light trading
and earlier losses were quite generally
reduced to small flactions Union
Pacific made a full recovery and Uni-
ted States Steel preferred sold slight-
ly above yesterday‘s class. Great
Northern pfd. gained ~ point and
Northern Pacific 2 1-2. The market
weakened again .sharpiy before noon.
Bonds were irregular.

WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-—Support~
ing orders for Reading and Union Pa-
clllc stopped the midday selling. The
market then became semi-stagnant
and featureless until 1 o'clock. when
it dropped again on increased offer-
ing. St. Paul. Union Pacific, Reading
al’ld Amalgamated Copper led the de-
c as

room’s OUOTATIONI.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldsclrmidt 00.. Don-
miuicn Brokers, Ewart: a Corbett
Block. South Not-walk. Telephone 168.

 

Open. Hi.gh Low. 1: 30
Open High. 113w. 1:30
Amal Cop 8214 83 821/. 82%
Am C k 1“ C0 30 36 35 36
Am Loco 4974i 50 49% 50
Am Smelt 125% 125% 123% 124%
Am Sugar 110% 140% 139% 140
A T I 8 Fe 90% 90% 85% 901/;
A '1‘ tit 8 Fe 105 105 105 105
Balto & Ohio 111% 112% 111% 112
B'klyn R '1‘ 09%, 09% 0831’. 09
Chen & Ohio 54% 54% 54 54%
Chi & N W 218 218 216% 217
(.‘h (it West 21 21 20% 21
Ch M a St I’ 178% 179 178 1781/;
Col F & l M H «I3 43%
Con Gas 185 185 185 185
Del & Htld 216 216 215 215
Eric 50% 50% 50 50%
Erie lst pf 83 88 82% 82%
Ill Central 170% 176% 176 1761‘
Lou & Nash 148% 149% 148% 148%
Manhattan 165 165 105 165
Mat St By 128% 129 128% 128%
Men Cunt 23V. 23% 23 23%
M ... a 'i‘ 33% 83% 33% 33%
M K k 'i‘ pf 70% 71% 70% 71
Mo Pacific 104% 105 104% 105
Nat Lead 44% 40% ~14 46
N 1' Central 149% 140% 118% 140‘].
Nurf 61: “out 84% 85 84% 85
Out At West 54% [vi-ii. 53% 54
Pac Mail 44% 447/5; ‘14 44%
Penn R R 1481.4 143% 142% 142%
Pen Gilli 1080'. 103% 103 103%
Iiuadlug liii 11w. 114% 115%
Rep Slut-l 207.5. 20% 20 20%
Rock island (12% 32% 317A. 321,5
tiouih l’sr (lists. 06 65% 60
that iiy (in 35k. 35% 34% 30%
8011 My Go pl 09% 100 09% 100
Tenn (3 is I 87% 81% till 87
'l‘cxas Par ask. any as 35%
Union PM 131% 131% 130% I31”
t. 8 iiubiwr 50 50% 50 50
ll l! iiicol , 301,5 alibi. 30 30%
U n steel pf ”15% 106% 102% 103%
Wabash 43% 42% 42.. cm
Wilt tin cl 08k.» 93% 98" 9374'.
Win Cent 29 29a_ 28% 29%
AND

WATCHING FOR" ROOIR!

BROOKLINE. aim" Sept. IrrapOO'
isl activity is being shown by the
lies of maritime in connection w th
the possible visit here of lltr. and Mrs.
J. W Rogers. who are wanted by the
Albany. N. Y., authorities on the
charge of abandoning two children In
a hotel in that city. information has
reached the police that Rogers and his
wife. who disappeared Mm Provi-
dance it. l.. last Tuesday. probably
would visit relatives in Brooklins. An
investigation by the .loesi police has

relatives and the description of the.
missing maple is all that they have
to golds thorn in their work.

OHIOAOO'! OWIO AOOONPLISI'I-
HINTS.

unioaoo. so ember Lupin“ for
tie sins ipsi convention and
least civic accomplishments in

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suvme cLori-lme TO DAY. .; .,

WE OFFER ALI. OUR IOY'! AND CHILDREN’! SUITS ‘A‘T POM r.
LOWINS PRIOE!‘ ‘

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83.60 AND $4.00 TROUSERS Q
OUTING SUITS AND “NUFANOL” TROUSERS AT /3 PRICE.

SELLEGK & PRIC’

HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.

9! WASHINGTON eraser. scorn spawning.
Telephone Call sag-s.

 

 

 

WALL STREET. 11 a m.—-F'everish '
‘ rallies brought out more stocks and

not brought to light the names of the‘

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Pointing to Saturdaus Sales Sept. 2nd, at
Dibble’ s Grocerll ‘

We shall have grand good green corn at 15c dozen. Lima Issue, well
fitted out Peaches, good and cheap. .

Watermelon, Maryland stock, finest of the year, 30c.
Potatoes. the quality to defy com petition.

Squash at 1e 01.. Tomatoes, 50c basket. Bartlet Pears. ass basket.
Crab Apples at 50c basket. Sweet Apple. for baking, Spur Apples for nuns.

Some good cooking new Turnips, Eggs. three sorts: Refrigesgter
Eggs. at 28c dozen. Pennsylvania Fro sh at 32c dozen. Horns laid fresh. at -, "
36: doses. Bet your money on my fresh sage. Grapes, lsrly Concord.

15c basket.
Mason's Fruit Jars, at 60: doses.
Jelly Glasses at 22c doxen.

Monday. Labor Day. store closed all day. Will get Monday's ordered.
Saturday. Please have them ready. Waiting your orders. yours for Ibr- ‘
vice, .

LORENZO DIBBLE;

TILIPHONI CALL. ss—s. “

Fancy California Hams per lb 8a!

 

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sassy svsaossm cons. no ooz., ................. its,
vsnv Fm: rous‘roee, PER or. ......................

so.
_ ale asaoh'rMENT or PEACHES. .
FULL LINE FRUiT AND VEGETABLES.

United Grocers Co.. M. Epstein. '1

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Horse Owner 1
This Is Your Chance

' Twentfl Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in the Prices of wagonniifl- .
rlages. b ggies, surreys. runebouts. traps. farm wagons sndall WW 1

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wagons.

This is a bona tide necessity sale. as the Nichols Underwear company.
under the terms of their lasso. claim the room now occupied by these wal- .
ons and carriages in storage. The whole stock must go in a few days now.

The cuts in prices are startling.
phone or "wright."
very low prices.

LUTHER M. WRIGHT’ 5; 7

Carriage Repository. ,
lei. i04r2.

42 No. Main 8t. 50. Nowell.
Crackers

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