‘ FRIMAY.’ AUGUST 9, 1907. ‘
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Local 111311113.
~Read Selleck's 1111., page 8.
You will inis genuine grocery bar
gains if you skip .losolol’t’s store. Read
his ad. in this Issue,
Specials for Saturday's selling at the
Boston Store. The ad. will tell you
about It.
11.11.10. Tribe. 1. o. a. 111.. of Nor-
walk, will meet tonight at Red Men‘s
Hall In the. Gazette building.
~Baseball! Championship game—
Norwaiks vs. Stamfords tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ll. Goodrich, of
South Norwalk startYed yesterday f'o1
Luke Mohonk N Y., to spend two
weeks.
Shirt specials at Sclleck's.
ad.
Read the
Mrs. H. N. Bishop, of Union Park,
Norwalk, has gone to Walnut Beach,
Milford, where she will spend two
weeks.
Summer clearance sale at Ilislop 6'1
(‘0.‘ s. Siee 111i.
Miss Sally Sherwood Bolts, of Nor-
walk, left this morning for the Adi-
rondack Mountains, where she will
spend two weeks.
Iont's
A laugh is healthful.
~M11sl1 eating,o011test at
T heatw tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace C. Jones, Spen-
cer L. Jones, Miss 011kt'ord and chant-
feur, in 11 large? touring car. stopped
at the Hotel Clifford, last night,
—-—lf you want high grade work and
prompt delivery, try the Old Well
Laundry. Collars, 2c; shirts, 1011.. No
commotion with Rrophy or V1111 Ai-
styne, of the Crescent Laundry.
—Scn the. mash eating contest at
lioyt's Theatre, tonight.
Mrs. David Beers, of Elmcrost, 11r-
1'ivcd home last night from Raqnctte
Lake, In the Adirondack Mountains.
where she. has been spending three
weeks.
~Straw liats, Straw llats. O'ltricn,
Mr. and Mrs. N. V. anclery, John L.
1.11.7.clery, Charles Townley Lazclory
and Lee Templeton, from New York to
Boston, by automobilc remained last
night at tln1 Hotel Clifford.
—~--Itcad Scilock's ad, page 8.
L11i't11r Carrier Henry II. Perry, of
Norwalk, Is cujoying an eight days‘
vacation from ditty. Last night; Mr.
Perry set out 011 11 trip and will visit
lloston, I’rovldmtce and other cities.
-—Republlc Milk, 3 for 250.
Lawton 18'; Co.
It‘. 1).
Howard W. Duty, of Nory'alk, has
gone to Athol, Mass. to join his wife
and daughter. Marguerite, who haw1
bccu spcnding a month in Massachu-
setts. All Will return homo the ilrst.
part of next week.
Panama Hats. O‘lirlcn.
James Nully. formerly of the Postal
'i‘clcgrnpb Company in South Nor-
walk, now manager of the oiflcc in
Itanbury. has been I11 South Norwnllc
on his way to Stamford to work thIc
thc regular operator is inking u vaca-
tion.
mldlgin Iiuitor, 2811 II). I1‘.I‘).L. at Go.
The Nutmeg Club baseball team. of
Norwalk. will go to Itidgeticld after-
noon and play the team representing
that place Last Saturday the Nutmeg
(1 lab wont to Iiarieu and were dci‘eal‘:
cd by the ucorc of Ii to 1i but hop11
to do better tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. (iriilin. of
Lowndcn avenue. startcd yesterday on
a several weeks' tour to the Pacific
coast. They will visit Los Angeles,
81111 Motto, San Francisco. 0111., and
on their return will visit relatives at
Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and
liehrou, Ind.
whosebalil
Norwaiks vs. Btumfordg tomorrow.
Robert Powell, a NorWnik man wan
picked up for drunkenness In Main
street yesterday afternoon by Chic!
of Police Thomas Bradley. Some time
ago Judge [mkad released Permit
with a warning and this morning re
minded him of the occurrence and
Imposed 11 sentence of thirty days and
costs.
Saturday Chocolates 250.
Championship game-
THEI'SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL * 1
Mun raw ~-
.. a ,1 M, .
Are You Insured
Against fire?
Taylor 81 Golden:
74 wit-11111111611 in. Tel. 2112.
11111: 1 . .
.Sheet music, 10c. Coleman's.
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Mannnd Mira: Frederick W. Thump
son, of Norwuik. will leave t01norr0w
for the Adirondack Mountains, where
they will spend three weeks.
——(lran. Sugar, :20 lbs., $l.t)ti.
Lawton & Co.
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Miss Fleanor Johnson utenographer
at the office of Judge 1} dward M. Lock.
Wood in Norwalk, Is spending tWo
Weeks at the Girls‘ Friendly house at
Canaan.
Aln 11d Kroger, or North arcuuc, who
has been Ill for several weeks of ty~
phold fever at his home in North ave
nue, Norwaik, continues in about the
same condition. 1
Richard Henrlquez, the popular
first baseman of the Notwalks, has
played two games as center Holder
for the Newarks, ot‘ the. Eastern Lea-
gue. In yesterday's game he made a
run and a hit and secured live put-
outs, but. was replaced in the eighth
tuning by another player
Loral lawyers have rcccivcd notifica-
tion of the death of Clarence L Reid,
of lift Prospect st1',ee.t Stamford judge
of the Stamford City Cour,t and 11 part-
ncr Iu law of Samuel Yo1111g.Most of
Judge. Reid‘s practice was I11 New
York. A bar meeting will be held‘lat-
111' to take action regarding his death.
-Baseballi Championship game-
Norwalks vs. Stamfords tomorrow.
Miss Katherine Cosgrov-e, the young
Irish woman who is ill of spotted fever
01' cerebro spinal meningitis, at the iso-
lation building at the town farm, is
holding her own, though she. is veiy
sick. It is stated that only a short
time before being taken with menin-
gitis, Miss Cosgrove recovered from
typhoid fever.
The registrars of the First Voting
District of the town are, in session to—
day until 9 p. 111.. at. the assessors' of«
flee in the town assembly hall building.
Wall street. This Is the last opportun»
Ity for electors of the district to enroll
for participating in this fall's primar—
ies or caucuses.
~—Baseballl Cha111pionship game——
Norwnlks v.s Stamfords tomorrow
Congressman F}. J. Hill arrived home
in Norwalk last night from 11 fcw days'
trip to Maine. While I11 the Pine Tree
State, Congressman Hill was the guest
of Congressman Litticticld. and attend-
ed the celebration of the 300th auniwr-
sary of shipbuilding in America, at
Bath. Governor Cobb and Senator Frye
were among the participants.
RHODONOLIA PARK RECEPTION.
Given by J. H. Rowan In Honor of
Guests From Boston.
One of the plcasantcst social events
of the Week in Norwalk was the rcccp-
t.ion at .T. II. Rowan's handsome plncc
ilt Rhodonolia Park. last night, tcndcr-
1111 in honor of Mr. and Mrs. licrnard
L. Watson, Mrs. Lconard 11nd ihc
Misses Imouurd, all of Iloston, who 111‘1-
spending 11 month thcrc.
'I‘hcrc worc about fifty guests in at-
tcudanco 11111] the occasion was thor-
oughly cujoycd by all.
(inc of tlic principal fcaturcs of thc
cvcning was dancing in the I111 1,11 cast
p111lot. Music l"o| this pastime was in
the form of an innovation A l1111'd_\-
gurdy strmt piano and its owucd was
captured in Norwallt ycstcrdny by
Fletcher II. Ilurltc and after weighty
negotiation, thc owncr, who hails from
sunny Italy, was induced to transform
his ouiilt Into an impromptu orchestra.
The result was so successful that
much fun was providcd for everybody.
During,1 the owning, liitlc Miss IIcl-
1111 Watson, of Boston, a wry talcntcd
little lady, delightfully cntcrtulncd the
company with vocal sclcctlous 11nd
fancy dancing. Shh was hcni‘tily 11p1
plnnded and favorcd with an encore.
Miss May Leonard. Miss Watson's
aunt, was her 11cconmanist. at thc
piano.
Return the 11losc of thc cvculng icc
crcain ninl cake worn scrvcd.
HAND CAUGHT IN
MACHINE.
l'lnniol (lull .oI‘ Iont, strcci. South
Nor,walk was most painfully inimcd
while at his work at tho I‘111to1v of tho
liar, Forming (‘ounlamz leucuday.
Mr. Gall got the two that tingcrs of
his Ici‘t hand caught. in 11 picking m11~
chino and before he could got thcm
out, the flesh was terribly torn and
the bones split. lir. .lcun l')1m1ort.Icr
drcsncd Ihc Injuries and Is In hopca of
saving the fingers, despite their
mnuglcd condition.
NEW YORK AUTO GARAGE FIRE.
NEW YORK, August lip-«Fire. brokc
out in Muck Brother's biu automobih1
garage and repair shop In Atlantic ave-
nue, Brooklyn. early today and caused
a loss of S 100. 000. Among the 21'» auto-
mobiles burned was an Imported mn~
chino owned by City Comptroller I-icr-
man Metz and valued at 318.000.
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HAWAIIAN SECRETARY RESIGNS.
HONOLULU August it.--A. L C.
Atkinson secretary of the territmy of
liawuit, has resigned from the pool
ilon.
PICKING
Cheap Music
100
Saturday Only
commas
Now: "on
Aunt 1111- A10. sputum
TD North MINI Mg MIMI Nomllt '
hmmw‘tv -—--—-—-—
Boys’ suits
Selling Fast at Cut Prices. -
Red Tags never fail to bring us great business
In our boys‘ department. Our values are so well
known that mothersof boys are quick to attend
these sales. . .,
We've reduced prices on all of our fancy Suits
for boys, ages 7 t0 17—not Oldvbut all new this sea-
,son, and to be sold at these extremely low prices:
$2.50 Suits, $1.39. $5.00 Suits. $2.89.
$3.50 Suits, $1.89. $6.00 Suits, $3.89.
Wash Suits Reduced.
We never have had prettier 01' better wash suits
than this season, and we‘ve sold so many that lines
are all broken It’ 5 too late to buy more, so we will
sell what we have left at amazing reductions:
501: Suits, 390. $1.50 Suits, $1.19.
750 Suits, 590. $2.00 Suits, $1.49.
$1.00 Suits, 791:. $2.50 Suits. $1.85.
Children’s Shirt Waists, 12%c and 19c; were up
14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
I sell GOOD grain and feed and nialutum uniformly
low prices; never 1111s111prescnt an article and give careful
attention to details
Not in the race for “cheapncss ” but (‘Ctlll grain and
feed costs but little more than the chi-11p stuff that. has
nothing Inn. prlco to 11113111111111.1111] it.
I Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
KODAKS
Wm. P. BeerS’
Book aud15tat1onery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South Main St, South Norwalk
le2 Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs. Bluefish. Weakiish.
Sivordfish. Steak Cod, Eels, Halibut.
Poruies. Long and Round Clams.
Fresh Arrival Dailu.
Gutbills Bridge Fish Market
«ST OR AGE»
Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE OF INSURFANCE.
Raymond Bros.
WATCHMAN.
IF FOR ANY REASON
you should be without work to-
marrow, :
HOW MUCH MONEY HAVE YOU
in your pocket or the bank to last
until you ‘could get other employ-
ment?
WHY NOT
start an. account for just. such emer-
gencies?
THE SOUTH NORWALK
’ persistent. liquidation of Canadian P11-
Saturday Bandy
C ilNIl .
This Is 11 pure, high-grade Chocolate
and 13011113011 mixture. Absolutely
fresh ovcry ilmt1 you buy."
APOLLO CHOCOLATEO
taste good every day in the week. No
other candy equals Apollo. if you are
a stranger to it we will introduce you
with free These chocolates
are haudson‘ioly put up In half-pound,
pound and two pound boxes at 300,
600, 80c and $1.50 box.
The Billiard Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15-4.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
samples.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. 1n.-~Tl1c
market. opened with a rathcr feverish
tone and an irregular movement of
prices. Sharp rebounds at some points
contrasted with notable declines in
others. Pressed Steel 0111' rose 1 3-8,
Atlantic Coast. Line 1 1-4, and Nation-
al Lead 11 point. Union Pacific and
American Smeltiug opened at frac-
tional advances and then sold off. (lau-
adiau Pacific fclIB ,1A1nalgtmated Cop-
per 2, Anaconda and Sugar 1 and New
York Central and Pennsylvania large
fractious.
WALL STREET, ll 11. n1.—-—A moder-
atc selling movement began soon 11f~
Icr tin1 market opening, and although
there. were numerous sharp losses
the selling Was not attended with the
cycltcuwui. that. characterized rcccnt
opcratious. The decline was checked
after the first thirty minutes when
the shorts begun to cover their con—
tracts, [tallies reached substantial
fractious, but wcro not. rigidly held.
cil’Ic having a later had effect. At the
low point, Canadian Pacific was down
4%., American Smelling 2%. St. Paul
and licadlug‘ .. Northern Pacific 1%
New Y'otk Central. Souihcrn I’acviiic
and A111:111g111111tcd (‘oppcr 11,44, ('lrcnt
Northcrn pt'ri. lip. and Faith) i’aciilc,
Atlantic (‘oast Linc. Louisville and
Nashville Kansas and Texas 1301,“.
syliuuia Republic Steel and Distillmt,
l to Ila.MI11t1coliolli't. St Paul and
Saudi Salute Mailo gained lit, and
(heat Northern Oic Certificates 1U.
Prices 111ccdcd again to the. lowest at
II oclock.
W.AI I. ST REPT. noon -——Thc pies-
sure to scll died down without. opening
the way to any effottive 11.100v111y and
the nunlict tell into dullness. Canad-
Inui’arlflc fclI an extreme 5 ,Rcadlng
3 3-8, American Smelling 3,Am11ig11
matcd CoppcrL ’H, Union Pacific and
Norihcln Pacific 2, Delawan1 & iiud
son 1 3-4 Atlantic Coast Line 1 1-2,
and Atchinson, U. 8.8111111 stocks
Brooklyn Transit and Pressed Steel
Car 1. P1111111 were at tho low level
at noon. Bonds wrlac I1'1'.cgulur
WAI L "I RM 1 p.111——Another
attack on the. Intcrhorough- -Mctropoli
Inn scrmltics, in which they sold at
the lowest prices In their history, was
without much cffcct on the rest of the
list. though the tone1 was easier. U.
8. Steel sold a trliio lower titan in the
11101'11I11g, but the prices of the other
leading stocks were not, changed to
any dccidcd extent. lntcrhorough Mot-
ropolltan brokci iii-I to 11 .l- 4, the pre-
ferred 2 3-4 to 35 1-2, and tho 4 1-2
pol‘ ccnt. bonds 4 1-4. Missouri Pacific
also lost a point, but Steel Foundries
pt‘d. gained 1 1-2 and U. S. Reduction 3.
LONDON. August 9.—~<Amoricnu sc-
curitlcs opened with a better tom1 to-
day. First prices showed irrcgt'ilm
changes ranging; front is below to 7-8
WM"
Turning Money
,rw1c1: EACH YEAR. we AN'uottucs'oua
FIXED 11111111051: To CLOSE our EVERYTHING
Bouaumo 5121.1. IN SEASON—NOTHING LS ro BE!
CARRIED over.
THE WAY WE ACCOMPLISH OUR. PURPOSE
IS TO COOLY CUT THE PRICES IN HALF AND
MAKE OUR. SALE TIME THE TALK OF THE TOWN:
THE IDEALS YOU WILL FIND OUR. STORE KEEP-
ING NoDERN——NO OLD GOODS TO PACK AWAY
AND GET STALE.
SON MUST ALL BE SOLD NOW, AND IT’ 5 SAVING
TIME FOR YOU.
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Prices Clothing Slur.
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. ‘ ' 'i'!
98 Washington Street, South. Norwalk-
nu: 11111011 11 BAILEY 110.
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Tel. 165-5. ., .1.
FROM A PIGGEIIY TO A PALACE}
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Timber. Initiates, lath. all kinds and grades or beveled Siding, 1001111.
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, flint coated
moans Duper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening papofl. ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash, blinds, interior house film In
Pine. Redwood. Cyliresa. Poplar and chestnut. Straight and fancy, nw-
Ins. turning. planing, shop Jobbing. cabinet work. veneered work. _. Kiln-
dryins facilities. , --
Mill. fact of Marshall Street.
Lumber .71? 11rd. Water Street.
Telephone 46-3..
Telephone 16-2.
COAL.
AT SUMMER'S LOWEST PRICES. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK‘
BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOUR ORDER ELSEWHERE, OR BETTER STILL,
GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
Telephone 450.
Prime Meats 1‘1
AND
VEGETABLES.
1] W- DODGE!
211 Washington Street South Narnia“:
”WEE-gm .. -flWW
‘ ”.111 1'1“I
. 11.1115
‘5’ {ATV
above yesiorday' s New York closing
(‘onsols sold at iii Hill a new Iovy
record. /
PRISONER IN A FREIGHT ‘CAR.
Idt'iil IIAIII‘IOII. N. .1, August 11-410.
hart Fill-r, of Elwood. a lit’.‘ lc town near
here was iti‘l'uslotl “rediwgday night.
fill“ iliii'miiicd murder and suicide.
Magistrate (larder, before whom ho
WIIH analgus'd, decided that, for his
0W" protection the man must be. lock-
ed up. Elwood has no police lockup,
no It was dccidcd to secure him over
night I11 11 nearby freight car, Which
stood on a siding.
I11 the morning the constable who
was sent for Filer found not only the
prisoner but. the prison Itself gone. A
freight train hnd‘ coupled the car up
and proceeded doWn the line with it.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-4i. R. Neil, Washington, I).
(3.; L. Schuuiukor, Hartford; (i. W.
Walsh, F. H. Eno lil.P.WlIlInn1s,L.
ll. Dickey, William H. Jayne, .lr., Mr.
and Mrs, G. Tashman, II. P. Vidnud,’
Franklin O. Sullivan and two, New
York: Bonner Nilles, St. Louis, Mo:
Mrs. G.13aruum, Z. P“. Barnum, Vir~
ginia; N. J.Brockw11y, Boston; '1‘. B.
Parker, Lynn, Muss; Fred J. Myer,
Mrs. A. F. Allen llrooklyu; P. H. Ga-
vIn Worcestor J’.M.Menen1iez.(irecn-
wich; John H 000, New Canaan: H
11.111111». Springfield, John H. W01
hatiuen, Danbury.
Mahackemo-uil. B. Curponter,1l. C.
Sharer. city; William Daniels, New 011-
nnon; A. 111. Winchester, A. 0. Knorr.
city: F. L. Doyle. Manchester; Wm.
Moran, city; L. R. Hurlbutt doc. I.»
Rockwali, Ridgefluldt It. 1). Lawrence
and one New York: 0. W. mayor,
:13}. H. Hurrli1 and when J. 13.;
‘Newm tin It. W. Benedict;
IT arvcy’a and wife,
lilo K1111, Chicago .I
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BRAZILIAN
THE GREAT
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USUAL CLEARANCE SALE IN KEEPING WITH OUR.‘
(lumber and Mill Work for 1211111111111.“
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GOODS WE HAVE BOUGHT FOR. THIS 5EA—'
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