ICE CREAM
AND
FRESH CANDY
LAN E’ S
51 WAOHINOTON IT.
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Lutallleusllules.
waarnaa sitcom.
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‘ For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain to-
night and Sunday. , Probably clear
ing Sunday afternoon A well- defined
disturbance is contupl this morning ov-
er Lake Superior Cloudy and rainy
weather prevails generally from the
Mississippi RIVer eastward to the
coast. An area of high pressure with
pleasant-weather and low tempera~
tures is central over the Northwestern
section's. Conditions .favor for this
vicinity cloudy weather followed by
ra.n.
"noon on SENTINEL.
The Sentinel, will be issued as a
morning ”paper on Monday. Labor Day.
Articles intended for that day‘s issue
should reach the allies of publication
Sunday afternoon or early in the even
lng.
Necessity knows no law. but many
a young lawyer knows necessity.
——I..ntest styles Derbles. O'Brien.
The local grocery stores will close
all day on Monday.
Private Ernest Kern, of Company
F, Third infantry, C. N. 0., has been
discharged on account of expiration of
term of service.
~Snappy Bargain Sale of Dry
Goods and Kitchen Furnishings now
going on at M. S. Smith & Co. 3
The musicaio at- Bell island for the
light fluid will be held tonight. Mrs
Homer, the atcompantst who was in»
jured this Week is able to about again
“-
on account of the death of Reichert
Koppou. the South Norwulk QIiartette
Club will postpone Its picnic. until
Sunday. September 105 The club will
sing at Mr. Koppon‘s funeral, tomor-
row afternoon.
~Merrill College oilice will be open
all day Saturday and Labor Day for
the' enrollment of students. School
tcrm begins September 6th.
The adjuant general has published
the order issued from the Dixon Mill-
tary institute, Dixon, “L, which gives
the conditions under which cadets ap
pointed by the governors of the several
states will be received Into the in-
stitute.
Lieutenant Howard J. Bloomer, Sec.
ond Division, Naval Battalion. has been
ordered to appearI before the examin—
ing board of the Naval Battalion.
which wtll convene on board the U. S.
S Elfllda at New linvcn. on Solar
day. September 28. at it: 30 II III.
-Completc Sofa l’illow and him
hroldery Outfits; the. Don't miss this
bargain. M. S. Smith & Co.
A special train has boon chartered
to carry the Bothcl baseball enthusi-
asts to South Norwalk this afternoon
There will be seven cars on the train.
which will leave liethcl at 1:45. it
to expected that there will be 400
routers on the train. They will be pro-
lvded With It huge number of mega-
phones, with which to cheer their in
vorites. ,
Adjutant General Cole issued orders
yesterday directing the examining
board to convene at the Capitol. in
Hartford. September 10-22 for the ex-
amination of oiilccrs for commission.
The board consists of the following:
Coltmel William ii}. Cone, retired: Coi-
onel William Schulzc. First Regiment,
Major iii. Hill. .lr.. briaade staff Ma-
jor William M. Stark. brigade staff.
”Baseball, ltoton Point. Saturday.
Norwaiks vs. Bothels. Labor Day. two
mestilfortls in the morning and
y Ridge in the afternoon.
HI KEPT UP IN THE RACE.
James 8. Barron, President Man-
chester Cotton Mills, Rock Hill. 8. 0..
writes:
"in 1883 l painted my éreshlencc with
1.. I M... it looks better than a great
many houses painted three years ago.”
Don‘t pay $1.50 a gallon for linseed
olirwhloh you do in ready‘forsuse paint.
Buy on fresh from the barrel at so
cents per gallon. and mix it with
Longman a Martinez h a M. Paint.
it makes paint cost about ti 20 per
gallon
Wears and covers like gold.
Every Church given a liberal quanti-
ty when bought from o. E. Dow. 80th
Norwalk: Hubbell at Staples Hardware
Company. Norwaik: W. 3. (layer A
Son. Weatport;
Boutbport. ‘
I...“ oldfiiarsArIca
AT 0011.970".
by Sop t. t'lth, 7-10 p.
all the latest Voids wrinkles w
boshowa. You are invited. Bring
“stimulants“ mac.
”ILL ,0 NW!- CON.
Northrop Brothers. _
head full slid complete descrip-
00:15am!“ price ct your property if you
to sail. .
No charae tor listing property.
rAjIIca 0 actual.
“m
A WATER ‘l'IaH't' MARINER.
captain Ilan‘k leaned against the
. tiller of the Mary Ann, and gazed re-
tiectlvcly into the foaming brine. it is
Captain Hank's. .prond boast that he
never has want a stroke. does not
know how to. and does not expect to
heed to. ‘ N'o sailor with sulliclent forc-
thought ought to have to. he says.
Hank himself In water- tight. He a'x-
platned his theories about this to his
single passenger.
"Now, let me tell you.’ ‘,be said. “how
1 came to tow into New Haven harbor
two years ago come Christmas as high
and dry as if I was a dory.”
He shifted himself into an easier
position: and unfolded the “yarn."
"Two years ago come Christmas, " he
said "i was II-golng coasting in the
Lizy Jane. lime out o‘ itcckport. We
had a thousand cask on board for New
York, four hundred cask on deck.
“About 10 o'clock Christmas mornlu'
Captain Silas come on deck.
' “Mr. Seation,’ he says, meaning me,
me being mate, 'l see it's coming up
to blow some steady out 0' son east,’ hu
says. ‘i .sh'd hate to wet this deck-
load ‘0' lime.’ he. says. ‘i cul'late to
put about andrun into New Haven
harbor for shelter' he says. ‘l wisht
you’d take a piece of line. Mr Seaton.
he says, ‘and go forrid,’ he says ‘and
clap a pflvenler, he says, on the
stays'l' he says. ‘1 sh‘d hate to have II
slat out,‘ he says.
“'Aye, aye, sirl’ 1 says. and taking
a bit of line 1 goes torrid had makes
the end of it fast onto the stays’l
traveler.
“Well, sir i was jes‘ about to clap
the other 'end of that rope onto the
staysl boom when Captain Si, thinking
i was all ready. come about. i was
leanlu' over... drawing up the hitch
onto the traveler. when that there
boom swung oyer and catched me fair
and II lstod me right even the side.
”Now i want you should know It war
tome cold that Christmas Day, and hot
side my oilskinr clothes and my
2st tor hat. i had on two big ulster
ov ts. Well. lili' the next thing i
knoyy therel laid on my back in the
. going as much as ten mile on
nous right straight along being towed
by that rope. which was fast to the
stays'l traveler, and i was holding the
other and over my shouldeI. But
the thing i want to call to your at-
tention Is that l wa' n ‘t Ieakin’ a single
drop; 1‘ was going so fast that the
brim of my sou ‘wester hat was press-
.ng down onto the neck of my ulstet
overcoat, so i wa 'nt taking in a drop
0' water. I might ice” as well been
soldered together at the neck for all
i was leaking
~ "I reckon I‘d be towing yet ef so be
we badn.’ I. had We lnbbers in the crew
Captain Si, he heard the stuys’l slat—
ting. and sings out. 'Ali hands on
tech to take in stays'li'
"Them lubbers come on dock. and
being iubbcrs. come torrid on the lee
side of the Vessel, not knowing any
better. And they see. me lying in lhr
water.
" ‘Hello matcyl’ l says to one 0!
them. {fit so be you hain't got no ob-
jection.’ says ‘l' d like to conic
Ibourd agilnx l says.
"‘Wal, no.‘ he says. i d'uo's i got
any obiiction.‘ he says. and give me a
hand over the rail, and i come aboard
:Igiu Jes' as dry as I went overboard."
——Youth‘s Companion.
There is so much had III the' best of
us and so much good in the worst of
us that It behooves each one of us to
be charitable with the rest of us.—-~
Governor lioch. '
To cvery duly performed thcro ls—
attachcd au‘inward satisfaction which
deepens with tile Iliilioulty oftlIc task
and is its best reward—Sir Walter
Scott.
The strongest bond of human sym-
pathy. outside of thc family relation.
should~be one uniting all working peo-
ple' of all nations and tongues anti
kindreds. ~Abraham llucoln ititii.
Whether a boy is from farm or city
rich or poor. weak or strong. talented
or not, will and work are sure to win.
Wishes fall. but will prcvaii.—-Wilbur
1“. Crafts “iii“
A THE! .
oven ls alive to the value of Savings,
and proclaim at large about “Inter-
act" to tho pasaarby.
INTIIIOT W A DOLLAR ,-
isn’t much to begin with, but if you do-
polit it with
TRUI’T COMPANY.
and add other dollars with it. like the
tree. it will grow and bring forth good
results.
l pcoial Saleoi Sheet
trait flaturdau and
. I We are having‘lnquiriec for proper.
"
THE JOHN! NORWALK .
NEARLY runs roa scaoot “Io OPEN—AND HIEIIE ws ass or.
sumo oua FALL DIsPLAv-or sovsv AND CHILDREN'S noon...
turns w , . g
. FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS, NATV SAILOR ETON AND RUSSIAN
BLOUBE BUITG. FANCY MIXTURES AND PLAIN COLORS.
$2 .40 to $3. 98 .-
I’OH IOYB UP T016, NORFOLK AND DOUBLE BREASTED TWO-
PIECE SUITS. OTURDY IN CLOTH AND MAKING.
$2.40 to $5.98
FOR HIGH SCHOOL BOYS, MAN NISH SINGLE AND DOUBLE«BRIA8«
TED MODELS OF THE LATEST CUT.
$6.98 to $11.98
FALL HATS AND CAPS FOR BOYS AND MEN. TOO. AND DOME
MIGHTY GOOD BARGAINS IN LEFT- OVER SUITS FORBOYS.
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I
Some people may think that oats are oats, 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. if 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 lndli'fcIcnce regarding his lead
”I,“ Buy Oats Thuls Clean. . 3.
MANUEL T. HATCH. I,
When you think of grain
think of Butch.
60 wPOSIT IONS
I illcd by (Iratiuatcs of
Merrill College
the Past ltiglttccu Weeks. "
A BUSINESS EDUCATION DID IT.
Day Sclmol ()pcns Sept. 5th. linroll NOW.
tioucty FREE.
All “links and Sin—
OIIlt‘t‘ open daily. Visitors Welcome.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Gong '" wilting !
ONLY A FEW LEFT.
, DON'T BE SORRY IY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY TO-DAY.
W. P. BEERS,
Booksellers, StatIoncry. Engraving. Kodaka, Film Packs and Camera “poll's.
to Wall It... Norwsl It. 680. Main on. to. Nam lit.
Telephone Connection.
my
on.
.._... y. a.
Soft Shell Crabs. Live Lobsters. Lona Chins.
Round Clams. and all kinds of Fresh
Fish Received Dailu.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market.
FNII DELIVINY.
TEL 108-
nn ultra» I
am an. attribute- a now alumnus of vision to Inn on.
when his glasses an wholly to blame. Would It not In wall to have
your syn «pinion sum ,3 . L -.... t '4
I1". FREE. '
O. B. J aokeon,
nmm. cuss-II. Il ’ "
. u want syn-Ir. ~ uoawALIt. or. .
Buuuour Children s SchoolSults Noll. H
Special Prices on Bous’ Manhattan Walsts
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‘ tIsOLO'i'INI ON.
11 NOMIWHMN
It Mm
mace
, United States‘ Steel stocks
; mated Copper. Union Pacific and Read
: ing. caused a general rally to the
F—L
. tIIno and I told hunt:
hard
1%.st bosom?
BRAUMSISIIWIIIIIR
MALI IXIRIGI
is a tonic; incieascs the apps—
ttile, tones up the nervous syn-i
stem, aids digestion, and can be .
fused indefinitely with nothing
but good results. it is not a
more stimulating remedy, ‘but
one which surely revitaliaes the
entire system.
150 a bottle; 2 for 25¢.
11-40 dozen.
:lIIe billiard Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TIL. CALL 1“
Maples d fiddstltmldt (30.
uncommon.)
COMMISSIGN BROKERS.
Dollars In
Stocks. Bonds. drain and
Canons
Iva-rt: l Corbett, Ilook. Io. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL IT REIT.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-'I‘he
stock market opened firm and higher
today with Union Pacific. Amalgamat—
. ed Copper and Alchlson making large
fractional gains. Canadian Pacific ad~
vanced a point, while Norfolk and
. Western declined as much. Smelling.
after opcnlufl 3-8 higher, was sold
j, freely and ran off 1 1-8.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.~—-Consid—
'j oral stocks came out on the rise and
. the market reacted. some of the lead-
ers going below yesterday's
Colorado Fuel and 'l‘ennesse Coal lost
closing
a point ModeIate purchases of the
Amalga—
opening level. Some stocks
yielding again at 11 o’clock.
TODAY'S OUOTATIONI.
Report over the private wires of
were
‘ The Maples a Goldschmidt 00.. Com.
mission Broken. Ewart; & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal Cup 82% .8299 8211; 822",
Am C & F Co 36 36% 35% 3:7".
Am lee 27% 27% 27% 27%
Am loco 50 60 49% I935-
Am Smelt 124 124%. 12274. 12“,.
Am Sugar 138% l39l,(. 138% illfl‘n
A 'l‘ at S Ge 90V. 901,; sum. an
ll'lillo &. Ohio 112 112 lil’}; ill?“
Il'klyu It ’I‘ 08% 68% 68 tilt-Si.
I.‘h('s&0lllo am my. 5415 may
Chi &. N W 210 216V,- 216 2101,;
(‘,h (it West 21%; 21%. 21 ‘21
(“h M A: St P 178 1781i. 1751 1783,41
tfnl F' & l 43% 43% i2 42%
Con Gas 185 185 185 1‘33
Del & HIIII ZII’I 215 215 215
Eric not. can. 50 501/.
Eric 1st of 83% 827A. 82% 82%
Ill Central ”5% 175% 175U 173%,
Lou & Nash 148% 148% H7? ”“6;
Met St Ry IJRIA 128% 128% 1281»;
Max (lent 227s 23% 227i. '24.;
M K & 'l' 33% 34 33% 331;.
M K & 'l‘ pf 70% 71% 707i. 71%
Mo Pacific 104% 105 104% 1043.”.
Nut Lead 44% 4m 4m 4m»,
N Y Central 119 H9 148% HR“;
Nerf 8t West 84% 84% 841,5 849,4;
om a West 54 5m. 53% we
Penn R R 142% H3 ”2% 112.;
Pro Gas 103% 1031.9 1031/. 10:”;
Reading 115% 115% 114% my.
Rep Steel 20% 2074. 20% 20%.,
Rack island 32% 32% 82% 32%
South Pill! 80 66 65% till
Sou Ry Co 35% 35% 317.4. liz'I'I'.
Sop lty Co of 10014 100% 100% Icon.
Tenn (1 Rt 1 80% 86% 85 86%
. 'l‘cxas l‘ac 35% 35% 85% 35%
Union l’uc 131% 1311/. 130% llllii
II S Rubber 50 60 till 50
II S Steel 30% 30% 307.1. Rt}
ll 8 Steel pf 103% 103% 1027i; 103,;
Wabash pf 42 42 42 42
West [In 'l‘cl III 94% 94 904.
Wis (lent 30% 30% 30% 30%
Reserves. decrease. 33.470300
Reserves U S dccrcuac. $3,457,775
Iflaiis, decrease. $7.087.100
Specie. decrease. 85,603,l00
ingul Tender. decrease. “Mateo
Deposits. decrease. 1 ”6.800
, Circulation. Increase $784,800
.._...
TIME 10 IPARI.
(Detroit News-Tribune.)
A longshairud man walking along
the street met a little boy. who asked
him the limo.
”Ten minutes to ii.” said the man.
"Well." said the boy. "at it o'clock
. got you hair cut.” and he took to his
brain and ran. the aggrclvcd one after
h m.
Taming the corner, the man ran
into a policeman. nearly knocking him
over.
“What's up?” said the policeman.
The man, very much out of breath.
said: "You see that young urchin
running along there? He asked ms the
"ion minutes to
,' and he said: "At 9 0 block got your
hair out ' "
“Well, " said the policeman "what
are you running for? You ve got eight
minutes yet.”
Brother-Which one of those Fenian
girls is it that you don't Ilka?
Slater-«Semi Someone might hear
you. «When the crowd comes up 1'"
kiss her twioo.-lllustratod Bits.
IDINTII'lID.
Little bows ct ribbon.
Little Grains of rice.
Malta “Ionic nswmod couple,
potudan
“mm
”to find em
“tlalou he's. ‘
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BUYING CLOTHING TO- DAY.
WE OFFER ALL OUR BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AT FOIv I
LOWINO PRICES: ‘
taco AND $3.00 solrs @ _,
0350 AND $400 sun's @ ‘ , .
«.50 AND «.00 surrs a “i. .51) N40
corms recount. is I? ., ' , .
.250 AND taco TROUSERA 1' If "i l' “" ' .1110}.
$3.00 AND $4.00 rnoussasg I I I ii I ” T
ourma suns AND “NUFANGL” raouesns AT 1/. rated. . . .
SELLECK 81 P I
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTEIIS. “ f g"...
.0 WASHINGTON smear. scorn konwaax. 1,
Telephone Call 324-1. «R ,t
Pointing to Selturdaus Sales Sept. 20d. III
Dibble’ s Grocers
We shall have grand good green corn at 15c dozen. Lima Beans, wall
filled out. Peaches. good and cheap.
Watermelon. Maryland stock. fin out of the year, 30:. ‘Vg,
Potatoes, the quality to defy com petition. ’
Squash at It: lb.. Tomatoes, 50c basket. Bartlet Pears. 65c basket.
Crab Apples at 50c basket. Sweat Apples for baking, Sour Applet for um.
Some good cooking now Turnlpa, Eggs. three aorta: Refrigerator
Eggs, at 28c dozen, Pennsylvania Fro sh at 32c dozen, Home laid fresh, at
350 dozen. Set your money on my fresh eggs. Grape» Early-Concord,
15c basket. '
Mason's F rult Jars. at 60c dozen. c
Jolly Glasses at 22c dozen. I
Monday, Labor Day, store closed all day. Will get Monday's order on
slturday. Please have them ready. Waiting your orders, yours for ur-
V co,
TELEPHONE CALL. ”—4. ,
5‘ a:
' O I . V
Fancy Cahforma Hams par lb. 80
BEST Tua surrea PER LB.. ............................... ..25c
EXTRA NICE swear POTATOES, PER PK., ............. . ....... 26¢.
SELECTED WATERMELONS, EACH, ............................. 260.
FANCY EVERGREEN coaN. PER 002.. ............................ toe.
vssv FINE TOMATOES, Pas or. ........................... .. lie.
on: assoaTMENT or PEACHES.
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
UnIIed Grocers Co.. M. Epstein.
20 uoaru MAIN or. '
80. NORWALK, CT. IAIT NORWALK. OT.
TIL. 26—8. TE I... lit—I.”
Horse owner:
This Is Your Chancel
\
Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in the Prices of wagonmcar-
rlagos. buggies. surrcys runabouts. traps. farm wagons and all lofts 0!
wagons.
This is a bona lldc necessity sale. as tho Nichols Underwear Company.
undor the terms of their lease claim the room now occupied by those VIC-
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
Carriage Repository. '
42 N0. Main St. 80. Nutnall. Isl. I04-2.5
Crackers
We resolved a large assortment of National Ilsault Cola Contra“;
inner but floods and In ordai- to not them started will out them loss than
for competitors can buy them. . . ’d
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”Mn'm'"mDilliiilllt‘tliibits'tbtlsIII-ICDIsIaIaorvllaollOI“ A,
Praline ouckcmti’hoa. “0,.
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‘o'c'nkcmkmfw‘A‘l'fil‘t‘IIODOIlllblllillaaothollolli‘dIt!
A very tarps mmm or thsbm on hand and we moo
thorn om.
"INN 'W Am.,w'u¢ till-oi!Iatoncsascoop-Ioscorvasaocldooiaam
N..m?mmw¢rInclusions“InHarlanu..n..rtccunvstusu
Malone. “HM loans, Lima Inns.
.mmr "rm assumi- sun-n“cutouts-’nt”“II-raucttl’oaio 1%
Panaymm
as Dunner-Imam ,
If you denim to price a wagon call.
it is really a remarkable chance to buy vehicles at
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