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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 31, 1906 · page 4

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d. he declares. that coal
ethos been making an em
and finds that thisextpbt
‘ s nutritive qualities as are
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f nib be dangerous as well as
Iul to die rich. A Mrs. Mary
of iflyt'uouth. Mass. claims to ~
heiress of Alfred Belt's mll- . ‘ V ‘
because he proposed to her in
for to her advertisement for a bus
a Boston paper.

in News snore WALSH.
firs-if Not

 

 

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Order" Chairmen
Yet Announced.
113 has been heard trom Chair-
.l. Walsh rgardlng his “mail-
~ an of selsctihg a temporary
so of the forthcoming Democra‘

conventio'n.‘ '
tsry E. s. Thomas, at New lia-
ted this morning that he had
.. you no word from Chairman re-
tiVIJD the selection or the "camp- E:—~—-- .. ~ 5!!!
' opener" at. the state convention. HARBOR VIEW.
. democrats-are slated to assem-
‘ Hunters on Septembertii and At the channel head

the purpose of nominating a I watched the waves
' As they ebbed and flowed away,

As they flawed and ebbed all day.
hike troops of slaves
By a master sped.

 
 
 

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,isickét. .
, . nations still point to the selec-
2‘91 Mayor C. F. Thayer oi Nor-
., to head the ticket.
Moria also indicate. that. e Brynn
‘ ‘ most will be rushed through
ddnvention as Bryan is scheduled
' 1 13:“ in this state on August 31st
‘ . enthusiasm will probably hub-
to until the middle of Septem-
.. .so‘thst an endorsement can be
. trying it lasts.

 
 

 

0. the eyes ne‘er tire,

Nor weary I

or the coming. going tide.
With its hushful. mightiul glide,
lil’t-r stealing by.

To my'heart‘sdeslre.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

For the tides brimg ships,

And lite and wealth

On their ceaseless surging plane”
Bring their thousand fields of grain,
And lore and health

On their tireless trips.

one" is in this state.

IWBLIOAN DELEGATES.
,OINI. I? July 31.——Dele~

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

«to the Repuh an slate conven-
oiltlnued to rrive. today. Fully
lrds of them are now here. and
will arrive by tonight. The in-
tfls sill centered on the state
' ‘ committee. which is hearing
tests filed by the friends of
”Perkins, a candidate tor
against A. ll. Gummlns, who

 

So bring they u‘ueur

From some fair this.

It's life and it's wealth full free;
30 comes o'er the spice lode sea
In broken. file.

White ships to my pier.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Ah! the harbor view—

lts thouuhts and dreams

0! the far and unseen (lootl.
(it loud Nature‘s Brotherhood;
Its mounts and streams

With their glory hue.

Now i eager‘gsze
» 'I‘he harbor down,

To the opening. whispering blue,
Till the last and tend adieu,
Turns merto town
With its whirl und maze!

i will some day out.

Where eye pierced through,

To the broad and heaving grey.

Where they will-wait me away

Beyond the blue. -

And my loudest thought. L)
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OPENING OF GAMP ROOSEVELT
AT MOUNT GRITNA. .
MOUNT GRlifl‘NA, Ps.. duly at.~
Camp Roosevelt one. of the schools
of instruction for United States refine
tars. and national guardsmen was
formally opened yesterday. Mllitiamen
who will participate this week are
from the District of Columbia and
Delaware. in addition to the militia;
men there are 124 odiaern and 2.84?
men out or the regular army in tin

 

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03mm] Grant. says he regards Mt
Gretna its an ideal place for u ramp
of instruction. li‘or nine miles around
the narrow volley. stretch tents of the
regulars. construing oi‘ the 13th and
15th cavalry. 5th. 23rd and part oi the
_ lt‘th infantry. s

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.FUNBRALO 0F TRIPLE MUIDIR.

WASHINGTON. I’s.. July air-The
funeral at the three members of sent.
out l’earcs'n family shot down by the
young negro humor Dumpster. on Sun‘-
dny evening. will be held this at r‘
' own. There will he services at i c
Miller‘s lend Uhurdh. and the mother
and the two children will then he told
in the same grave. . .

ltohnri Edward i'enreo three years
old. the sole envivor oi the nesro's
mural
‘ er. Although the bullet was sent
throuuh his hotly. it is now thousht

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. flan on three National Cigar Stand: in To Normaik at the following addresses and

current) PHARMACY.
n: w.- connotes,

:-

ADIRONDACK muss-sf Agéoch.
non.

national Adirondack Murray Memorial
Association is the aim of rtends of
the late Rev. W. ll. Murray, a meet
ing of whom will be held in this city
on Friday next.
organizatidn, as anounced ioduy. are:
To erect. a monument over Mr.

servation of the old Murray

CLouosuaeT arose RAILROAD

runs acts. is expected to room: ' 7 "

 

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. The 3,000 drugzlsiu who have united in thciNationsl Cigar Stands
Cognhave won liberty for themselves and c gar economy for their
pu c.

‘ ’ my have freed themselves from hard me taxation on cigar-
selling Imposed by the old-fashioned system of cigar distribution
which cxdctcd from/our to six profits between producer and smoker.
‘i‘hcy buy cigars as one mom—the. National Cigar Stands Co.—
and thereby become suihcienti‘y powerful in} the tobaceomarket to

‘ own their oflm brands and control their own Factories. '

. 'Euery, National Stand
virtually Produces Its um Cigars

and sells them nearer to neural cost than ever before poo
sihlc, because each store profits by all the advent-
ages possessed by this central organization.
The saving efiscicdiby cutting out all the
middlemen’s profits is well represented in the
following brands:

.. M and Wit—Secd-and-Hsvana; as good

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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M“ ‘
“‘e.

.fieswescverhoughtatilioraoc. . . 5;
Clio-Wear Havana; Cuban leaf, 8 for title.
crede- . - - . - . a.

Chile‘s lieu—Best domestic cigar ever sold at
3 he “I

~ mu Mll—Finc,clcer Havana clgar.10c.quality - 6c

ll W A choice clear Havens in ainumber of sites at g
8 for 25c and II

- o e e . o - s u s

0 stands can National cigars be obtained.

So. Main and caused. so

sownsnj r. ween.
mum.

s'ronmc'ron. July
. 4 ~. . ~ . .
new YORK. Jilly 31,—«1‘0 organize "mg" i “("0“ mm hm” ”mm”
majority, C.
warden.

The objects of the

blur
ray's grave at Guilford, Court: the pro»
llotue-
stead at. Guiltord; the education of
Mr. Murray's four daughters, and the
republication of all his books. about
twenty to uutiber.

TRAVEL.
MODANE. Franco July :il.-«'i‘raillc
over the Mount Cents Railroad inter-
rupted by the recent cloudburst. has
been entirely reestablished.

FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
WRINKLEB.

 

ARE GETTING
their money's worth at our store.

The undressed kid shoes ure exceed.
insly comfortable and very satisfac-
tory except in black.
There has not yet been devised for
the little man a style of suit quite on
becoming as the inunty little Russian.

AJ. ANGEVINE d SON.

FURNITURE. ITO.

134 Washington Street.

F0
i

or Genera ilrentrtbres p visiooai
troopstinfthe camp. The troops had
ileld work to do in the morning he s
and the afternoon was devoted to

em

brindse were lot-model user y all the

or» the in ‘.
chem oi peonexe‘wae begun yes . ,
tiny betel-e United States Comet on» .
er Marsh. Harry Lyman. or New er. .
made oath that he had bee , flu!)
twenty lashes with a rawhide!“ sir

end 2:26 p. m.

oemotsers canny. TONINGTON
l.-‘~ln the ho

and which resulted in a democratic
E. Grand” has elected

 
 

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south Nomelk. Conn.

S.A| ‘ ‘ tempting to get away alter havllll ‘

study. Not one torture of actual
been run down with bloodhounds. and

campaign work will be overlooked.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

8 NAPTHA .. . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . .250 This events: theoilloal'l will usem- an additional twenty because he would
, T’OZONE ...............2iic pie in s. terse tent user headquarter not plead tor mercy.
‘ it some ...................... 26s '0' ‘w'm “ “‘9 “mm“ m w

' it installs

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1906”, . Bummer Time-Tents 1906

- 0n and After June 25
the New and Commcdlous

stunts summons

CAPTAIN WILLIAM YOUNOS.
Leevs Huntington for Norwalk.
Mondays and Fridays at 6:46 a. m. ‘

 

Tomorrow (Wednesday) we will offer our entire stock (if

Leeve Norwelk tor Huntington on

Mmdsys and Fridays at 8:45 a. m. Mattings at greatly reduced prices.

tend 4:45 ”it?“

xcurelon ckets 600 . -

sin to Fare . ............... «too We do this annually August rat, to close out all single rolls.
c lidrsn 6 to 12 years: Excursion,

35c; Single Fare. 25o.
Will stop at Veils
and Fridays in slgnu.
FIN! (rem Norwelk:
50c.

Passengers from Norwnlk by 8:46
a. in host will have iive hours at Val-
ley Grove and 4 hours at Huntington.

am" Mondays also short ends. The reductions are more noticeable among the bet-

“Wnd "'P' ter grades. It is an excellent opportunity to buy good Matting.

HODGES’ FIBRE MATTINGS.

Recognized as the standard.

 

 

An Examination of the Eye

means more than the mm trying on 60 quality. good variety; tomorrow ..................... ...44c
at (illiterent gflufiseg ig‘done at the op-
cn rooms 0 . . oyt. With one - - ,
m. the he”. “jumped omces, in Son“, 50c quality, chore: colors, tomorrow ...... . ................. 34c
Norwnlk. he has every means for ‘
making the most accurate and reliable - . -
aye mm and me be” mum ”a m 35c quality. tomorrow .............................. _ ....... 24c
sured in every case. All glasses are <
constructed to order. and special G
lenses of any kind arelurnished. CHINA AND JAP MAT-[1N Se
"Omar B. HDY‘, 35c quality Jap Mattings .................................. 25c
‘ correcting Optician,
Room 9. nited Bank Building, South * ‘
New“. Conn. 29c quality Jap Mattings ................................. .ch
Special appointments at convenience
of patron. 2 c unlit a Mattin s .................................. r c
Office liours. Smilsrlfi. 12:46-45; 5 q y J p g 7
Saturday evenings. 7-— . . . _
25c quality China Mattings ................................. 17c

 

Amusenriitark,

MEADOW STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK. SON“.

/.
Short lengths, from 5 to to yards, regular 25c, 29c and 35c

qualities, tomorrow .................................. 12%c

EXTRA. '

leubeil 5",, sum“, “d 9...“... Genuine “Vudor” Porch Screens, 25% oil regular prices.

Fine new field. eeey oi ecoeu iron!

all ports oi the town. osmium»

. Orend stand and Good. Clean
names Assured.

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New York Gratuitous.

‘ A few of our popular prices for this week. Note our liberal
stamp otters.

 

J uly 28th.
Cuban X-Glente.

August 4th, BETHEL.

Norwaik Amusement (So.

 

 

 

 

FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, lb. ............... 25c

H O Y T I S T H E A T R E . FANCY NATIVE POTATOES, a peck .................... 25c
ONE WEEmMENCING NEW YORK STATE CHEESE. lb. ........ ~ ................. 16c

‘ STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS. dozen .............. s7c

MONDAY, JULY sum. ,
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
Hoyt and Levy Present

 

DELICIOUS TEAS AND COFFEES.

 

Almost too much or a lingerie of. course there wi‘Il’ always be (hull per: 50 Stamps with x 1b. Best No. I Tea ....... . ................ 50C
fact is given short-sleeved white lawn 1'0 “it “'0“ “i i‘ 9338 Y '40“ t with 1 lb. Fanc No. 2 T ........................ oc
dresses by tying the sleeves white in thinusl without Bimini: them. but "mm “H AlhamhIH s1fluk no ‘0 S amps . :1 y ea 4
to the arm with mom... m... m, knot. nol mutton" why you should join the . so Stamps With A lb. Best No. 1 Tea ........................ 25c
led at the back Into ceneroma howa- “"“ii‘lll' "(ml 2 m 8 'th 1 lb. Fanc Mo—Ka Coffee .................... so
A wider ribbon of u... some color it THE wuss PEOPLE Featuring 5 s" p “'3 1 M by d c E 3
used for the belt. and there is a. don‘t pass our store for they know it MR HARRY c BROWNE ’0 Stamps “m“ 3 b- 0c 3 3“ 13"“ ° 99 ------------------ 3°C
“not let the same latftiiekthrtltng. 1;!- is thebest place in town to buy their _ ' ' , ' 5 Stamps with 1 lb, Java and Maracaibo Coifee . . .. ......... also

out; we see suci roc s a ut. l 0 furniture. ire i hot I. in- « '
stores. and without gloves. it Is noed- We hotter every inducement~Honest igodugfxnhlghgece' vemailzhht :0 Stamps With 1 lb. No. I Santos Coffee ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .zoc
less to say they are not strictly in- Goods bow Prices and liberal Credit. tween acts.
tended m" “MW"‘K wear. “'MMh‘“ CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CRACKERS.

Tuesday Night—in His Power.
Wednesday Night—Way of the West.
Thursday Night—Rivet Oendidetee.
Friday Night—Ween of bin.
Saturday Matinee—Gamble.
Seiurdey Night—The Western Girl.

We have the finest line of Cakes and Crackers in The Norwalke,
consisting of the Frank Goctz Raking Co., Snell & Simpson. and
National Biscuit Co.‘s. Our price for this week, 2 lbs. for 25¢.

 

 

 

 

Vacation
and ,
Tra voting
y: are here

an‘d they suggest Trunks.
Steamer Trunks, Suit cases.
Dicker. Butt cases. and Bags at
at descriptions. All are here.
in all miles. and all of reliable
mhterisls and workmanship.
Trunks from mi) up deliv-
, ered true. i .
"Suit cases trom nip up.

whethoroi‘ white linen or dark woil.
Shoes and stockings to match each
other and match also the dress are a
pretty iashlon tor the house. '
One woman who boasts a very hand
some Inmily crest uses it as a design .
for marking all her wearing apparel, 1'
even her everyday underwear, but she .
selects the very tinest nainsook for ‘
these garments. believing it pays to
,buy the best it one is suing to take a
the time to make and decorate them i
by head. ,
Be sure to select a round thread
linen for the waist you are gains to
embroider. They will w or better
and the work will look .ter.
‘The very newest lingerie hat. has
no iriily ernhrolderod edge. the linen
helm: turned in so as to term a plain.
smooth edge The shepe is like that
of the shorHrout sailor. raised high
at the back 'by a bank of roses. and
trimmed about the crown with ribbon
to harmonise not only in color with
the flowers at. the back but. which is
lilso printed with roses.
Have you seen the wool austere
that. loos like huge chmentnsmums
at bright color-zen the and o! e wire
handle wound with green to look like
a stern! _‘ , .

 

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Open Monday. Wetland”. _,
sudaeuirdey Erastus!

' Joseph va’m.
‘ TAILOR,
CLOTHIII. ‘

"ANSI.
memes“.

as Washington West.

 

 

Prices . ..... 100, 200. 300

Memes—20c. 30¢: children, 100.

Beets on eels beginning Thursday.
July 26th.

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THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.

NewYorkGrocery *0

SOUTH NORWALK.

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LADIES' TlCKlT.

This coupon and 15o can be “cheap-
ed at the box cities for e choice reserv-
sd catheters 6 o'clock Monday. July
30. Limited to 300.

 

Telephone.

 

Good Things To Eat.

‘ BONED CHICKEN—The season is new opening up for Boned Chick'en. Richards a Roblne’
goods are theiinuei; on the market and have s large sale. We can supply you with anything
youwisb Willis line. .

CRACKERS.—-Wet have I large
and domestic. ,

FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPS.—We have. the full variety of these goods, which ere above question

as to purity and cleanliness. ‘
PICNIC.—-Our store is headquarters for Picnic Novelties. When going to the shore or planning an
outing. dropéin end use us. ‘ . ,
BUTTER—Delicioui flutter; more than e little better than you can get elsewhere. .

COFFEE.-—We emphatically eleirn the same on our superb Collette. Tees else.
Ce’il‘end see whet we hevs tor the Glorious Fourth. _ The best of everything the market eli‘orde.

and attractive supply of all kinds oi Fresh, Crackers. both Imported

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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