V‘WEDNESDAY. we. 1.. .907.“ ‘ .... ”W . ,p ‘i W" , THE’SOUTH VNORWALK EVENING SENTINEIS Pure oo‘ Broom lit Leno’s. 5i li’ashieuloo Street MWN” WWW 0 Local Pens holes August Tews spent Sunday with his gtandparents in the Town of Weston. Theodore Rider of Albany, N Y.. is visiting 1elatives in Norwalk 1‘01 a few days Humboldt Lodge. Sons of Hermann, held a regular business meeting, last evening. Miss Augusta Dibble has returned front a. two weeks' visit at. liaiues Falls, N. Y. . Miss Althea Bios 11 at New Y'01k, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs 1‘ 13.0011: man for a few days Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith resum- ed the duties of his office yesterday, after a ten days' vacation. Miss Rosalia Jesse, of Franklin street, is visitng relatives in New lia- ven Miss Madelane Md(f1il‘ldnti of South N01 walk is visiting Miss Helen Miller, at Fairileld Beach. —-If you want high grade Work at popular prices—~collars 2c. shirts lttc~— try the Old. Well Laundry. Mr. anti Mrs. Arthur Finney and daughter, of Brooklyn, are guests of Mr. Finney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam .1, Money, of Berkeley street. Mr and Mrs. William J. Finney anti daughters, the Misses Myrtle and Glen- na Finney, of Berkeley street. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finney. of Brooklyn. are spending the day at Savln Rock. Cornelius Gladstone. of New York. is visiting his parents in this city for a few days. Mr. Gladstone, resplen- dent in a laveudar necktie, is renewing old acquaintances in town. Robert I). ’l‘ristram has returned home to Norwalk from Seattle, Wash- ington. where he has been spending most of the summer with one of his classmates, at Andovcr. The members of the Pine ledge Whist Club were entertained at the club house at, Pine Point. yesterday by the Misses Weed, of New Canaan. The price of the afternoon was won by Miss ileicn Swartz. A meeting of the Pine Lodge Whist t‘lnb was held yesterday anti the mem- bcrs were entertainer] by Miss Wood. The prizc was won by Miss llclcn Swartz. who will entertain the club two n'celts trout yesterday. Ex-Ctnumodore Clarence F. Osborn and party of friends arrived home yesterday from a cruise to Newport and intermediate points in the coat- tuodorc‘u comfortable auxiliary yacht Lydia. The trip began August, 3 and pleasant cruising weather was the rule. Jacob 'I‘arlor. of Scrihncr avenue, Norwaik, was so badly kicked by a horse this morning that the bone was mashed. The injured man was taken to the hospital. where 111-. William .1. 'l‘raccy. assisted by lir. i". l. liurncil. dressed his injuries and performed an opt-ration on the limb. All the South Norwalk ()mt‘illIR ot‘ the Southern New England 'l‘ciepbone (iotiipnny and the outside men Hill‘lli yt-utt-rday at New llavtm on the norm nlon of the annual Ilcid tlay of thc Southcru New England Ctnupany at, Sarto itock. Alblt-tlc utttuctt aml other divcrslons itiizt'iiil'l' with a line shore dinner formed the lacuna of passing a wry pleasant day. t'otlncliman lienry Malinda. of Nor- wulk. has rt-cclvmi Word that a car- ioati of oil was shipped to Ilifii from Kentucky on August it. This all is for use on the City of Norwalk streets. and will be in the nature of an cx- put-Intent. Mr. Maibcls in now Ituvlnu variouu toads prepared tor the. oil tlroauiun. lie is confident that tia- trial will be a success. 'i‘ho Hippodrome Amusement. Com pany exhibited on the (they street nit-a time last evening before :1 lair gtzmi audience. it was the intention of the managers of the show to till 11 six night engagement there but. they haw- ti" clued since arriving that this will liar-d iv be: advisable from a financial stand- point owing to the fact that the ma jorit y of the amusement seeking public have had about. all they care for in this line during the vacation season ended and for this reason they have decided to make Wednesday evening a exhibition the Inshw’l‘bonmnton cor- itiapondent of Waterbury Rena bitcnn. XPI’OML HIGHJORAD! TALGUM. 10¢ PER 11cm tire for Insured Against fire ?, Taylor 811 Geldenf, 74 Washington 8!. Deputy Sheriff John W Sculley is in .BNQKeport today P C Lounsbury lodge, N E. 0. Po held a macho meeting. last evening. Court Muhackemo, Foresters of America, held 11 iegular meeting, last evening. . Miss Edna Btadiey, of Weatpovt, to visiting Mll'l. Clifford Randall. of Sea view avenue. A meeting of South Norwalk Coun— cil. Knights of Columbus, will be helti tomorrow evening. W Mrs. George '1‘. Rose and Miss Flor- euro Rose of Norwalk, are takiuga trolley hip to New York city t..otiay Alfred Kroger. of North avenue, who has been seriously ill of typhoitl fever for several weeks. is now on the im- prove. Mrs. Richard Sweeney. of 17?. Wash- ington street, is iii of typhoid fever, and has been taken to the Norwnik Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Sarah Levy, of tilt Washing- ton street, was operated on at the. hospital totltty by Dr. W. J. 'i‘raccy. assisted by Dr. 1". I. Iiurueil. Patrick Maloney. a Westport man. was brought to the Norwalk Hospital last night, from his home in Westport, for treatment. for pneumonia. An anniversary mass for the late John Cooney was celebrated this morning at St. Mary's Church. The Rev. Edward .1. Pluukett was the cel'cbrant. Mrs. Ellen Smith, Mrs, Patterson, Mrs. Mitchell anti Mrs. S, Naphey et1~ joycti at trolley trip to Waterbury yes- terday and report the experience a very pleasant one. Frank Couiie. of Meadow street. un- derwent an operation at. the Norwalk Hospital today, the same. being per- formed by Dr. William .l. 'i‘raccy, as- sisted by Dr. F. l. llurueii. Mrs. James Golden anti Mrs. Julia V. Lester, of Fnii'ileld avenue, have returned from a trolley trip to New York city, where thcy made a brief visit. with relatives and went to (loney island. ' The Rev. James H. O'Donnell, .iohn ’i‘. Hayes anti party, who have been touring Europe. sail for America on Saturday by the, steamer Furnesia. They expect to get home on the Siiiill“ tiny following. linens 'I‘ribc, improved Order of itctl Men. held a mowing last night, and board reports on the shore dinner at Dorlou's l'oint. next Monday night. All acceptances must be in the hands of the committee by Friday nitzha. so that it can bte known how many will at. tcnti. A regular monthly IliiHiilt'SS mttttiniz of (‘ompany i‘ was hciti at the ar'mtuv last night One of the, most important matters was the appointment of an " entertainment comtuittcc. This con» mittcc will have chart-.11 of basketball durlnu the coming season. The games will lit-gin about thc first of Novem- ber. ’i‘hc ctuupany will have a tool team again. it will “1' largely com posed of the players on last year‘s “W. The 11cw truck of Pioneer llook and Ladder (iotnpany scents to be a charm for preventing tire-s. The truck has been in commission since twu Weeks out) last Saturday and during the tin- tiro period lilo department has not been called upon to fliIHWl'I' to an alarm. 'i‘bo truck. liowcvcn Is ready for instant service and the lircmcn are looking forward to an opportunity to use the thirty-live chemical tanks with which It. In t-tpilppcti. DUQUET-DALTON. The wedding of Miss (llarabcllc liai- ton, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Iicnia- min W. Dalton, of Winfield street, blast. Norwulk. to Frank W. Ihtqnct, of l’rov~ itlentto ilhodo island. was soiumnlzcd yesterday at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. in Norwalk lit-v. Frank l). ’l‘orroy officiated Mr. and Mrs, im- uuot have. gone to lit'ovtducc, whcro they will reside. HOPP—PETERSON. The. marriage or Miss Augusta in»! cream to iiernhnrd it}. iiopp occurred on Sunday, at No. lib (.‘ovo avenue least Norwalk. The ceremony was performed by Rev. (.liittrlcu S. Mut'far lantl, pastor of the South Norwallt (lon- grcgntltmttl Church. (in their return tront a bridal tour Mr. and Mrs, ilupp will reside at. No. 29 tircgory iloulc- vurd. BPRINGWOOD DISTURBERS FINED. Frank l’ttmuuatiis anti his wife. Nuuzlatn. were uri‘ehtvd yesterday on Warranta charging them with bt-Im; illliliit‘itit‘ti In the disturbance in Sprlngwooti some days ago. which ro united in a itemivor shot being tired at a man named John English. and the atoning of a house in which he took l‘oftlge. costs. Magic: Lanterns FOR LAWN PARTIES. NEW POST CARDS. Greetings from South Norwnlk, Roton Point and Bella Island. The New Tickior Foot Cord. COkEMfiN’S to mom on; , it “omit: Mom Mr K. ll. Why'd ammo and meant was. " ‘V , 'l'oi. 213-2.! lunch was fined zit) anti , Richest Bargains 111 Boys’ SummerWears At Red Tag Prices. You will find Red Tags on all of our boys‘ fancy suits. shirt waists and straws. That means the lowest prices of the season on the best wears for boys sold In The Norwaiks. Don’t neglect the genuine savings this sale makes possible. Boys’ Suits. $1.39, $1.89, $2.89, $3.89. Formerly $2.50 to $6.01). Boys‘ Wash Suits, 39c, 59c, 79c. $1.19, $1.49. $35. Formerly 500 to $2.50 Boys’ Waists, 12 121: and tilt; ltormerlyz for: anti 1300.. Boys' Straw Hats, now 290. i Ftllilleiiy $1 and $1. tit). Men’s Outing Trousers at timely reductions, and youths' and mens fancy summer suits at Red Tag prices. 14 South Main Street. Telephone 0.11632... I sell GOOD grain and feed and maintain uniformly low prices; never misrepresent; an article, anti give careful attention to details. Not in the race for “cheapness " but GOOD gr' sin and feed costs but iittlomoro than the cheap stuff that has nothing but take to recommend it Buy Oats Thats Clean. . MANUEL T. HATCH. . KODAKS Wm. P. Beers’ Book and Stationery Stores. 49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 South Main St.,‘ South Norwalk Live "Losses, SoltSheil‘Crabs. Bluefish. Weokiish. Swordfish. Steak Cod, Eels, Halibut. Poroies. Long and Round Clams. Fresh Arrival Dailu. tintltills Beiogo Fish Market «151‘ OR AGE» Furniture, Pianos, Machinery LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE 0F EV- ERY CLABB OF MERCHANDISE. LOW RATE OF INSURFANOE. Raymond Bros”; WATCHMAN. Savings Accounts No matter what the income. you cannot attord to be without a bank account. HE SOUTH NORWAIK TRUST COMPANY Pays 4’ per cent Resources, $1000 000 (it). ‘ 01101111111119 toldoiy , 3...,aev \\ ALL Facts § About Our Soda, Fountain. Everything about it is clean and sun- itary. The service is excellent. ‘I All the latent drinks are served. ..ice Cream Soda, all flavors. College ices with crushed fruits. Phosphates and Egg Drink of all kinds. When out shopping, or when you want a particularly nice, long, cool drink, stop at our Soda Fountain. the tilted Platoon, THE PREGORIPTION ITORI. TEL. 16—2. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—’i‘he stock market opened moderately ac- tive and irregular, but with a heavy undertone. Louisville & Nashville. Nrthern Pacific and Eric second pre- ferred sold 1 to 1 1-- “ higher and Read. lug Amalgamated Copper and Smelt- 1111.: as much lower. WALL S'l‘RiCi'l’i‘, .11 a. m.~—Selling orders drove prices well below yester~ day's closing. Consolidated Gas losing 2 1-2. New York Central and Great Northern pfd., 1, 3-4, United States Steel pfd., l 1.4 and Atchison. Penn— sylvania, Northern Pacific and Sugar 1 Sl‘ititlj’l‘.1ioou.—Losses 9.19 tractionaiiy extended before the. decline has checked. Amalgamated t‘opper fell 2 and Smelling" .-. 3- 8 The morning selling, while general. was notably ct‘tectiic only in thc liarrlninn stotks. the met tal group anti eastetu tiunk lint-s Honda Were easy. W.Ai i. S'I‘llr‘lt‘T l p. m.-—-»New low Iet‘oui prices wme scored by Third Aw one and thc interbtnougir bicttopol- ltan lmt the maiket other wise was ten- tuteiuss. ANOTHER UNION. Trolleymen of the Mlddletown Street Railway Organize. Mll)i)l.i'l’l‘0\‘i"N. August its—A meet- but of the employcs on all lines of the ililtltllctown Street Rtttlwtty company was held at 1 o'clock yesterday morn- lug tor the purpose of taking the pre- liminary steps to form a union. The men here have nevet l1 1d .1 union or our other otgunlzatltm and win 11 they have treated with the c'ompany it has been as individuals The dissatisfaction with the recent change of wages which makes the max- imum for the men on the local lines 23 cums an hour. while in some other cit- ics it is. "5 .brought about the tuctt.tlnt: ’l"'1u\cilnu Organizet i) S. Fitzgerald aml .lolm () ilricn, of the Mcildtn 1111 Ion came hole and after making ad- dresses, organized the men into a an. ion. A charter was issued them anti In a short time the men will nit-ct. to elect titlit‘ci's. The union includes men on all the lines in tutti out of the city. The dissatisfaction concerning the want» question is likely to find cxprcw stun very soon after the men get their union in working order. FEBSENDEN NOT TO RETIRE. Health is Better and Will Continue to Fight: for His Party. S'I‘Abilt‘tlltll, August. iri.--Samuoi lv‘csscntlcn today put an end to the stories that. he intended soon to retire from politics by declaring that he had no intention of “taking a back seat." He said ‘1 ‘Iinvo been In Republican politics for thirty years and have taken a fairly active part for twenty ilvtI of those years. i have no in- tention of dropping out. or giving 11p the active interest 1 have taken in behalf of the party." Mr. Ii‘t‘iiiit'lllittll'ii health in much but- tcr than It has been for some iililt'. ilo says he has received letters from all parts of tho i'niictl States since it wan unuouncmi that. in- would drop the political ruins. but that this fact had no bunrinu on his intention to rtutiiuun actively in the Republican party‘s internals. NEW YORK YACHT CLUB. VINEYARD HAVEN Mann“ August. town northerly broom blew the yachts of the New York Club Well down Vineyard Hound below it o'clock today in the last run of this year's cruise from this port hack to Newport. 'i‘ile start was made all West Chou at 6 unlock. the little. fellows beings sent. away in the lead as usual The Mair. one of the thirtytooters. was first. across the line. The larger nioops were led by the Gardenia and the melt 111 Motor In the schooner class was the Eclipse. The Queen. “which has been no sure coastal in the other runs. did not start today, but went on ahead. JEFFERSON CITY, M0,. August 14 Wovernor Folk has commuted to lite meson. 'i W film} -.‘mw... ”mm-...... PR1 ES 1' Turning Money FIXED ruaross To CLOSE our EVERYTHING nouauraro SELL 1a swoon—Norman Ls ro BE CARRlED 0» 1:11. 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 iDEA I5 YOU WILL FIND OUR. STORE KEEP-— ING NODERN——NO OLD GOODS TO PACK AWAY AND GET STALE. GOODS WE HAVE BOUGHT FOR. THIS SEA-— SON MUST ALL BE SOLD NOW AND IT’ .5 5AVING TIME FOR. YOU. 1' or Prices Clothing Store- HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. WK mm» W 98 Washington Street, , on I_,, gfiSouth’ Norwalk. . ; Tel' 165-50 :1‘ “9‘ oil. 5. well .th '1.“ n‘ THE HATCH & BAIL-BY Co. (dumber and Mill Work for Evenlthintib- FROM A PIGGERY TO A PALACE} Timber. nhingleo. lath. all kindocnd grades of beveled Siding, Ioorinl and finishing lumber. 'Ail kinds of hard woods. Tar paper, that coated rooting paper. sheathing paper. Halrfusulator and deafening pope“, ordi- nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash, blinds. interior 110qu trim In Pine. Redwood Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy Inw- tug, “trains. planing, shop jabbing, cabinet work. veneered work._ Kiln- dl'yms facUitiel. . Mi“. foot. of Marshall Street. Lumber Yard. Water Street. Tclcphone too-o. 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. 68 Water Street. VEGETABLES. J. W. DODGE. on Washington Street South Norwnlk Fancy Home Potatoes per: pk. 29c 2o lbs. Sugar... ...$1 on 3 cans Defiance Milk . . .. .. . .25c String Beans,3 qts. .251: Beets. per bunch . . 5c Creamery-3 Butter ago 2 lbs. Best Lard . . . . ........'.15c Fancy Mackerel. each .....Ioc Large bot. Pickles . . . 8c Large assortment of Fruit and Vegetables. Ii M. Epstein, tilt Fort IL. loot Norwnllo Tot. It” United Grocery Co. 20 No. Main 31.. no. Nor. “fol 14!. A.- O». .-. ... --....“ .. ......- ...... LONG iSLANO HOTEL EURNED. m Guam Eucnpo serious Harm-ushers“ Arc Doniroyod. NEW YORK, August. i4.—~’i‘ho lin~ THAW TRIAL DELAYIDIW I W Jerome tiny- lt Cannot Possibly cum 'ritt um “ammo. NEW YORK. August. itwmrtln W. rwrcs EACH YEAR we ANNOUNCE our. . USUAL CLEARANCE SALE 1n KEEPING was our. . Telephone 46-3)}: . BARRING‘I‘ONTGNEJB LIFE DENo imprisonment the sentence of "Lord" Frederick Humour Harrington. who was convicted of the murder at James .Aititlvoln... We VB!!! [1.0“ Annual tow-«Arrived: tel Brooklyn. situated on the bay trout, one and a half miles east of Center Mortcheo. and the moat pretentious public house in that. section at Long Island. was destroyed by fire butt night. The 250 guests escaped serious harm, though auroral Were affected by. the smoke that tilted the corridors .auu rooms ma other the domes broke out. in the Moment. Flew, limit-yer. “trod their oflooil. may fifteen trunk: being moved unlicensed , ”tumult, counsel tor Harry K. Thaw. laid a long conference yesterday with District; Attorney Jerome. but: no the close neither one would disclose its . nature. It in anatomical that Mr. Jerome told Mr. unleash that. he tell. that ho could not atom the restrict of tho mm or 31mm White haters an. I Imam min or perhaps tito ram ”lib? . 1-. a stun aileron! mt to
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