s, styles. on
rice. We otter
season's 309
u newaor 19c box.
They'll
m
of The Bentlnel, a letter box has been
placed on- the bridge near Hefner'-
news store. Items for publication are
collected daily. They should be sign-
ed by the writers n- an evidence of
good nun. ' . '
Captain Melville .Youngs continues
Quits ill at. his home.
”a...
, W” t
' Mrs. Charles DuCross has returned
from auvlslt to New Haven.
EdwardVoorhees has taken a posi-
tion with Mead Brothers. of East are—
nue.
Miss Adell Smith, of Sangatuck, is
visiting W. B. Smith, at East Nor-
walk.
Miss Irene Young: is away on a va-
cation trip to Niagara, Buffalo and oth-
er places.
The Official Board of the East Ave-
has Methodist Church will hold a
meeting tomorrow.
Miss Mabel Osborn, of Strutford. is
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Naphey
of South Osborn avenue.
Mrs. J. L ‘Ryder, of 43 Winfield
street. is visiting friends In Provl.
deuce for the comingmonth.
The ladies of Christ Church parish
are requested to meet at Mrs. Henry
Jimmerson‘s, this evening at 8 o’clock.
J. G. Henderson. of New Britain, is
spending two weeks at the honle of
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Naphey. of East
Norwalk.
Dr. Peter Lone. of New York. is
spending the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. Schoonhover, of the Washington
street bridge.
The Misses Mae and Anna Mulsteen,
ot'KBrooklyn. are visiting at the home
of their cousin, Mrs. hove. 53 On-
borne avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gorham. of Win-
field street, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wood and Harry Partly spent Sunday
at the Crotou Dam. .
James 0. Henderson, of New Bri-
tain, is the guest of his cousins. the
Misses Bessierand Adelaide Naphey
of South Unborn avenue. -
Mr. and Mrs. G. Howard King, and
dtilghter. Miss Oruh Mai King. of
South Osborn avenue. left today for
it Visit in Stonybrook, long Island.
Henry M. Mulsteen. of Brooklyn.
and Buinuel'tllbbon. of New York, well
known in sporting slciety. are visiting
at the home of Mrs. hove, of Osborne
avenue.
The funeral of William Hoyt was
livid last week from his late home ill
Waylon. Burial was in Union
Cemetery. Rev. Louis French officiat-
«read the pallbearers were Charles
on, Theodore li‘t'l‘giiim. itebcrt O.
mood and ticorgo Davis.
W
”The benefits of advertising in The
Sentinel were again very forcible
illustrated. when a. valuable gold wat-
ch- Was returned to Its owner ytuileo
day afternoon, solely through the all.
lurour paper. The‘widow lady who
found it refused to take any reward.
There will be some excellent trot-
ting tomorrow on the speedway. The
entries number eight and the horses
are all in good condition. llnrn ll"
husky says that hill animal in in
shape now and good work is expected
from them all. it will probably be
on of the‘boticst mecca of the sea-
son.
Yesterday a rag peddler left his
horse on the bridge while he was in-
side a hours looking a dicksr. When
he came out he found that the wheel
of lbs‘dluon had slipped through one
of the numerous crevices and
been dished. The peddlcr said that
its. aspects the town to stand the dam-
sgel to his wagon.
“Duck" lites. who was yesterday or
to he lost on Conny tripod. has
, found. Titers is wasidereble
criticism of lid. Tobey for letting go
of Bucit'r hand while in such it crowd»
ed pines. did. his promised it
Drew that it won't ban a with and
has been forgiven. e party en-
tire Mp my much. except for
accident.
The iiiiie'bet fox terrier. which has
been so much company and locum
to hire. Josephine Brown and in ire
he Brown. was crushed to death an»
dgyl‘il fibrous wheels of a plant
I
“Whittle! little .
his last, but carried it carefully up
the humour! buried-it anther premi-
lite up, which was strained to the doors
mesa me.
88!.
...As the oyster shells l.“ removed
from the Racial wharf. the effec' f
their tremendous weight." mull st
big plankin and timbers which be]
them have it sounded short‘ an
twisted as if they had no more rigidity
than a piece of wet string. The
wharf has sunk four orilve feet on an
average autistic, some places there is
fully eight feet drop.
If Rex only knew the virtue there
was in flock, or in legal phase “it was
a Rocks for a Rex." that black pomer-
anion lug handled tailed hydrid'
woundn't be making a grab for every
other passerby. with the inhridats de-
sire to r tasting human flesh. in
suchdeys as these dogs at best are
the biting dog is warst of all.
The young ladies who are camping
on Betta island. started their Week in
a very pleasant manner yesterday.
The start was made early yesterday
morning and their camping kit was
towed to the island by Edwin L. ian~
ford. The ladies were a hit appre ell~
sire of rain. but determined not to let
that bother them and they were soon
quite at home on the island. The
young ladies are Misses Reba Simone.
Ethel Bermelee. Eva howen. Edna
Day and Jennie Hoyt. Their parents-
will take turns in chaperouing thcm.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening sentinel. in
flowsyton. Ire Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
William Moran, the enterprising
blacksmith. has purchased a new cow.
Miss Florence Holmes. of Raymond
street. is visiting friends at Oyster
Bay. Long Island.
Daniel Petty, who has been the
guest of relatives in ilowuyton and
East Norwnlk, has returned to his
home in Bollport. Long island.
Witch lhisgpace
for
Tomorrow.
.RobertSmlth
Phone 261-6.
Rowsyton, Conn.
banish AND nonoron.
For the benefit of the residents of
Damn. I news bulletin board Ihd let.
ni' drop box have been pissed in front
of Allen's Drug Store. News Items,
personals and advertisements will be
collected Inch afternoon. Not for
publication. but II I uni-antes of good
faith. Ill items must signed. Agents
for The Evening Sentinel In Onion ire
Thaddeus Bell. Arthur llama and
Wallace alien-Ir. Orders cent to. any
tonilon. ,
Miss Lucretia t‘allvn in taking her
annual vacation.
bouts Stool-tin and a party of Dar-
Ion young men attended the ball garlic
lil Port Chester Sunday.
The advertised letters in the I'lnr-
ion I’oslofllt'e last week were for Miss
Alina Sllpcnen. Mr. 8. action and Rev.
Hoyoho.
The first wife of tlrnnd Juror Nu-
ihsu linuchy. of llaricn, was a sister
of Russell tinge. She died some years
ago, and her daughter, the only child
by that iilurriage, is also dead.
The big roufott carnival commences
today at itolou Point and it lively limo
iii i‘xlli't‘ii'll. A large number of buried
people are exporting to attend tho tif-
fair. lt continues for three days this
week.
The prisoners who were tried before
Judge William ii. Willlaott, Jr.. ro-
t't'llily on charges of attaching thum-
helven to frolailt cars were William
Deanna Joseph limith. James Wilson.
all of New York. Charles ilughss.
Frank Mctlarry and Harry Zumoif.
Those were all boys and Judge Wllb
lnott was inclined to be merciful with
them on that account. They plaud-
otl guilty and judgment was suspend-
ed. The next prisoner on the docket
\N‘il George Vandal-hydra, who is so
old time bum. Vaudcrhyde had a
regulation hobo outfit. coffee pot. fry-
ing Dilfi. etc. Judge Wilililott Illuti
him up with his eagle eye and handed
him cut "it and costs and twenty days
in Jail.” Joseph Pitsgcr. of Noroion.
who assaulted can of the railroad po-
lice. was lined iii and costs. Arthur
Paps, George Dwycr and William fier-
rigtm. all of Boston, were lined t and
coats ditch. it was the blue bum-
)her of captives ever held in the ionic
with humsnlty. and it was not the cool-
esi spot in the world.
WEB’I‘PORT.
Am for the [Ming W in
Walnut. are I. Ointment and m
Imitation-entice stilts
above will mln'preinbt situation.
In A. w. denatur- ls est-rials
so?” .wrmc Muller, inf. new 3’ t!
'1
~ pretty dangerous kinds of- critters and -
of the above will resolve prompt It- ,
teens orin emiloaattt ’I
‘ hum to their «infirm
g o
0
There is to be a meeting of the au-
ditiug committee. of Star of Westport
Circle. Companions of the Forest, at
the home of blips Julia W. London.
Saturday was the best: day of the
season at the Beach and for once at.
least. there were crowds. Bathing
was the chief feature and seekers af-
ter that summer delight were added
to by the colony of campers out who
took possession of sections of the
Beach for a week or more.
Rev. R. W. Raymond, too well
known here to require introduction.
is active in furthering the interest of
Anti-Saloon league. having resigned
from his position as pastor of the
Valdeveor Park Methodist.~ Church.
Brooklyn. N. Y.. to stump New York
state in the temperance cause.
Again an effort is being made to
interest outsiders in‘ the matter of a
monument at Compo Beach. and once
more W. H. Burr is conspicuous as
father of the project. The monu~
meat is intended to commemorate the
Tryon rail during the Revolution. Ito-
sldents favor a monument. but. as has
been stated time and time again. the
choice of location is not favored for
the sea shore. and that determination
served to kill the project when it was
advanced two years ago by Mr. Barr.
and effort then made to get legisla-
tive support for it. When the mem-
orial cannon was stuck in sale brush
and sea weed on the Beach. the pub-
lic evidenced its dissatisfaction. not
in opposition to Mr. Barr’s patriotism
but in choice of place. the general
opinion favoring a selection of a site
ill town where the memorials can be
seen and would be ornamental rather
than on the sea shore. if the Connec-
ticut Society of the D. A. R. supports
Mr. Barr in his ambitions. all is the
present hope of that active resident
of the Forms. there can be no argu-
ment against. but townwiso it is cer.
tnluly looked upon an a mistake of
judgment.
GEORGETOWN.
W. ll. linntcr has purchased a new
automobile.
Mrs. M. Martin is entertaining
friends from New York city.
Vernier Carlson has sold his auto-
mobile to Augustus Churchchiid.
J. Howard lienctllcl. of Danbury.
spent Sunday with Percy Thompson.
A. H. Davis is entertaining his son
and family of Jamaica for a week.
John W. Kearns, of llridgeport.
spent Sunday with his parents ill town.
Mrs. M. Connery is quite ill and a
trip to the mountains is being planned
for her.
Miss Lulu Barrett. who has been
dangerously ill for the past year, is
llnpmvlug.
Miss Ruth Reynolds. of Port (‘hes-
ter. N. Y.. has been spending a few
days with Mrs. W. ll. Hunter.
Mrs. 0. .l. Kecrnn and daughter Sn-
dle started Saturday for it “looks vtsit
with his son in Wilbrahum. Mass.
The italics of the M. E. (‘illll‘t‘li are
planning for an ice cream social next
week at the. Methodist Episcopal can-
pol.
The combined Sunday school of the
Methodist. (ltmsresationnl and (Joint)
lic churches picnlckod at Roiou i’oint
last Thursday.
\
Mills Ethel Stevenson, of (‘ovc ave»
nae. East Norwnlk. has returned to
her home after a week's visit with
Miss Mlle Williams.
llurry .ionnincn. who is employed
by the Gilbert a Bennett Mnnnfnrtuo
lag Company, is contemplating a trip
West on ccomint of ill health.
Mrs. Eliza Wood received a had full
last Thursday after returning from the
picnic at iloton Point. While pettinli
into a wagon oi the station she slipped
and fell heavily. She is badly hrulso
ed. but no bones were broken.
Ami-an“ .
it has been noticed here that all
the pupils of the town that have limb
noted from enrol-town schools have
received honors. Miss Sarah Miller.
Minn Elisabeth Miller and Miss Kain
urine Jennings were ulcdiotcrlnns or
their respective class! at the south
Norwailt High school: Miss Kate
chltnrslrottrppd Miss Alice liycli-
man of ill... ’ bury lllgh llchooi. in
tile clan-Lot ll“ lilac inila Williams
of the flotilla Nowell! High school.
received ,a Mitosis of honor from
the Misty of the Colonial Dames of
America nor her my on Jonathan
Trumbull.
u...)
NOTES 0? THE IMSHORE.
Another «lance is scheduled to he
held at the Norwallr- Yacht club
house. this evening. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. flylibn
and family. of iisrrlct about. will
:pend this week in camp pt calf Pair
are.
behind" utterance the one hundred
and fifty or more priests who have
Frasr.—Tbst almost every operation
tonight. . in our hospitals armed upon women
. .. .1 r“ r" * . becomes uses 1 , \j mu h neglect of
The map ‘ “1-me was” never such symptoms ‘ w sole. irregular
._.inn-,ghldenee here than cluhxsimi' WW“ ' . ‘ “" 1mm“
the past week and to cultivate s and: “W“W‘ “PM“ “WW”:
or other customary dress illllshinlI.‘ “WW.“ inwthe stomach.
is to create undue commotion. The .WWMWD ' '_ llaervoummldio-
ban Is all and shirt sleeves are count- "M! ‘ '- , “"7 ‘
ed on full. ‘GIOOIDA—‘i‘heinedlcliie that holds
hornet-droi- the: hi consumer of
absolute onus of fund e ills is ‘Lydle.
ill. rl’inkhsm’s Vegetable Compound.
‘11: rcpuisfis.ehltr;ngiuhsns andhgures
meet 0 e e or In
nothing-eludes. .. 8“
For thirty yous it. has been helping
women to be strong, curin backache,
nervousness. kidney trcub es. inflam-
mation of the fumble organs. weak-
ncss and displacements. reprinting
theperiods perfectly and cramming
their Poi I. [than lilac proved itself
involuab in pneparing women for
childbirth and the change otlife.
Tlmb.-—The great volume of case-
licilled and‘ teful‘tiutimonials-on his
“the Pink out Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass...mau§ of which». from time to
timerpubiis ed by permission. ve ob-
“d‘ll‘d‘w’l “so “53.": ° W
. I we Lego . e unlined
Mrs, Piultham‘s advice. 90
mun-mum'- standinglnviutioa
toWomene—Womcn suffering from any
form of tennis weakness are invited to
promptly communicate with Mrs. Pink-
am. at Lynn. Mass All letters are
received. opened. read and answered
by women only. From syn) toms given,
your trouble may be iocn d and the
quickest and surest way of recovery
advised. Mrs. i’lnkhuul is (laughter-
ln-law of Lydia E. l’lnkham‘ and for
twentyuiive years under her direction
and since her decesse she has been ad.
vlsingslck womenfreeofcharge. Onto!
the vast volume of ex ‘rience in treat-
ing female ills Mrs P oliham probably
has the very knowledge that. .will help
your case. Surely. any woman. rich or
poor. is very foolish if she does not take
advantage of this generous blur of
Ion-tense.
m
CARS RUNNING as USUAL.
Union strut Railway Ind New Bed-
i‘ord Votes to Support DI-
mandc.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. July 24.——
Although the employee of the Union
street Railway at a meeting held our-
ly lmlay again voted to support their
demands for a wage increase. recogni-
tion of the union and somewhat short-
cl hours by a strike the regular work-
lugmcn's cars we a running as 6:80
o‘clock this more 8 on the various
llnes.of the city as wall as between
here and Fall River.
The men gathered about one o‘clock
this morning after the last car had
bt't'll housed. and dismissed the reins~
iii of President Hoary H. Crupo, of
the road. to sign the agreement sub.
rallied to him last Week. The sillin-
tion was laid before tiw men and for
five hours there was a debate on the
question of striking.
Definite action We taken at 5 u.
in. this morning. when the strike was
favored by a large vole. but the mul~
tor of milling what time the men
should leave their work. was left to
the officers of the union.
The strike developed gradually. As
the time came for the different men
to report. some failed to report. Short.
ly after 10 o'clock it was esflultaed
on the basis of the another of men
supposed to be on duty at that hour
that about twenty per cent. of the em-
pioyes were at work. it was hinted
that non-union men had been hired
to take the places of some of the
strikers and the car service was innin-
mined. although the usual number of
ours was not In operation.
During the forenoon a crowd of
young men and boys stationed at the.
corner of Keyon street and Acuitlmut
avenue, opposite the headquarters of
the strikers, bombarded several cars
with vegetables.
Most. of the missiles went through
the car windows. and some of them
struck passengers. The district was
soon under control of the authorities.
NO AUTOPOY ON HAYES.
MIDDLWI‘OWN, Jilly 24.-Medirai
Exclaim-r Chili-f today decided that he
would not perform an autopsy on the
body of William lisycu Who was
drowned lifter lumping from the burn-
ing launch Kittie M.. in the Continent
out I‘llvor Saturday night and which
was found yesterday, The body of
lluyes was badly decomposed and on
account of this condition Dr. Cnilof
decided not to perform an autopsy.
Tho body was token to East Hartford
today and buried. i‘b'. Ballet and the
coroner will continue In investigation
into ihfi death of Hayes. however. no
til it ill «unlikely decided that he met
iluliil II the result. of drowning and
not told play. There was a bed bruise
on Heyes' bead. and it was thoupht
that possibly Mayer's death was due
to a blow.
OROVI FOR AMERICAN RIOTOR.
OBERAMMIBMAU. Upper flavdrln.
Joly litm’l‘hn bill‘mtunstor and cili-
mul of Ohsrsmmerttnu have present-
ed a plot of annual on the mountain
side near the cross of King Ludwig.
it. for the grave of the luv. John
H. Mctlrncitan. router for many years
of the American Church at Munich.
where he died on iinlurday last. The
burial will tells plies tomorrow.
them part! ‘
“inlay. The model had lost. arrived
9.
I the mill retract
‘_jlilii'.‘a.. new
i new;
Lg‘y ‘ .
HQ: ijh'iiyr' tut.
,Gllllii E. Bill.
from Paris. where it was made in ac-
cordance with directions from the
'7 state's commission on sculpture. The
‘oi‘itrlnal is to be placed in n
' forming a part of the sculptural de-
niche
nitration of the North trout of the
at the capitol.
"9: to
.M‘ .
This is the New Stule
Gas Range.
tor $11.75.
Call andrlook it over.
Bonn. Railwagtl
Lighting [lupin]
till tapers.
lels’ Supplies.
Crockett).
Glassware.
House-furnishing
Goods.
Window Shades.
Pain
Picture frames and Window
i Shades Madeto Order.
|’.
Painting and
Decorating.
l.. H. EEGKER.
I7 Washington lined.
Tel. Con. south Nemlk.
25‘.“ StiltS.
The Very Int llpln Oresmery
Butter. per lb. 280
a Pkgs..l'crce 26c
2 Pkge. Cream Wheat 25°
:Pkgs. Grape-Nuts ............ 250
OInI Corn............ ....... . 25¢;
Ilia. Pure Lard 26c
ASEUII,
um, tie-Aye. Ilium Nomik.
Phone ass-s.
tr
came as chrome. in
avast: noun mean a
cross moon to crap.
loyalist. sizes iii erect:
ALSO cross AND crass
crimes or warns com.-
* my.” :1 .,.
; ~ mwsan. 1”.
»La
.. In! m of thlngtorrtirut Iridgo.
more, ‘ _ out»
wnaxrlsu ac lb.
coconuts nlvnn SALMON...18c ill.
BONITA manhunt. .........10c lb.
WHITE BASS ..... .........120 lb.
And all other kinds of Fresh Fish
at reasonable prices.
Ducross;
«also...» .:.......it on...
, MARKET.
Old Initiation Army lulldlng.
{revue}! "
WilliamEMeeker
General
Contractor and Harbor.
STEAM HEATINGJ
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
parlance.
later 8t. south licrvciii.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547.
A Jacket all Trades
is not what the people wInt when they
require good workmanship. My war
is done right Ind when i say A Joli
II dons, Its done. ,
anruun a. barrister.
Plumbing,.Tlnnlng and «um Fitting.
I Monroe Street. Io. Net-walk.
FRANK C.
‘ VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAK.
HOT warn.
“ND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Ihcct Iron. Copper
“a m if all
[I South Main Street
. Telephone 427.
loath Norwalk. Coax.
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THE JOHN B. LlWRl’NCt
AOENCIES.
ALI: INCURANCE,REAL' soul's
MORTGAGES. NOTARY PRO-
IATE soups, PATINTI
» escuwso. «
l sou-m MAIN eras". 3
TILCIII. 40s. '
navio‘w. urinal).
theral Directol .. '
Ind Embslmer. W
‘19 North Mill! 8!. loll“! Hm
Residence. O WIIhlngton lived.
Telephone If house. 1“!
Wall 1
Paper
’ 1m
We considerithis 'sea-
son’s line the best
we overl'lndi
.1
l l Gotham,
tremor:
“WWII-'4“.
10 Pill? 01'. I. NORWALK.
for freiolit Only.
comm has
lm,mwr'l..
am. mm 1 la"
my:
II last ”wallow
of Bev“ M
which W
_, J. M-Jeyton can
‘3 No better.
5 Corner Monroe and Chestnut Biro ’
‘. Joseph DlIcII, Prop. “1
our . 1
PLUMBING AND ST” .
llailu the til. i. °"
li’i ‘.
insurance
.iililll‘llll. FIRE . .
“.5.le MARINE
"NI; EXPLOSION m
3::
”.
. , , lNOORI’illiATED: '
s, norms Avenue- so. Norwsiki
Euihviflwfirfifiiiilhchnm
't IF“ . A J.
should be sitting... with ‘
snow white. oneplece "Btandul" Pt! 5 '
Inuit).
celain Enameled Lavatory. . .
Have you ever stopped to Wild?
how delishfully convenient it wosli‘
be to have hot and cold running wit!-
in your dressing chamber, I100]
ins apartment of first lioor Mill.
room? its presence would mm.
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices.
plumbers are strictly com ill! ‘
chanics, honest and rollsbe.
1,
Horace R. flash.
CORNER MAIN IND VI!!!
Obn'th Norwslk. Conli.‘ “.1.
Drink It? ~
It is (lead
Brooklyn brewery llrm's lag'er beer;
We deliver it do yuan
house. $1.00 per case (24 bottles.) Lit
quors at loWest prices. Tel. 161-12.
Central Hotel, 7
7!"
South Nor-walk, Conn.
rm
HEATING. ”
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. ' '
ITovse AND amen. .
ILATE mo "rm noosmcl
GI: and steam Fitting, It!“ I;
In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
line you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?”
THE JONES & HOTCHI‘ '
COMPANY, "w 7.,
tr wsu; eraser. no
The new. __....,.¢f"c ”
HOTEL VICTORIA»!
DNI MINUTE FROM DEPOT: lb;
EUROPEAN PLAN. '"t
..Our room. I special feature.
and Electric Lights throughout. Iv.
cry room heIted. ‘ . t
urea REAOONAILI. ”it _
Finely stocked Cafe in council
A full line of Acker, Merrill O ’66"
till Go's celebrated What-Hm ‘
Clger always on hand. _
'1‘. .1. SULLIVAN, . .
Telephone Call. ass—a ‘ Ti
_ t
Gregory’s l’uillil
. on All: 7 ’ ,.
*L'us'rs w “*4
Shore Dinners and All Klimt cf ,
[bod Cooked to Order.
Bailing and fishing. in
Bath Km to Rent by the m
John O’Sulilw-n,
‘ i
Proprietor. "
M
ii" Nilliiiiil Bi
IOil'I’ii somatic. cor”.
massacre A consul; salt
Inside». 7
“who
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becomes " ,
cumu- sun mom? '~
"73,800.00
towns a warm mow PM
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coma it. Khan ‘ .
FRIDIRIOK H. libwa '
wumo IOOWILL. Asst. .
Oillc‘i'ofl.
!. if. Mathewson if
John ll. Knapp ,
I...“ I. "OM“ ”a l.
risiisil m “it:
led an. on stars‘ ,
Mil-s.
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in trimaran omen
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