Ladios’ White Skirts
with 110%; wide Iiilbroidery
Fleuneinoa.
At $1. 00 and 31.25
E. K. BANKS
1 nanacksno tiorat. aLocK.
cours- NORWALK.
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Fresh Brushes. Hand?
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i Will thou communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone pleue do it In
this my: --with regard to bualneaa.
call 92-3; with regard to news, call
lee. If they will kindly silo so. It will
greatly convenience title office and ae-
cure more prompt attention.
Willis ii. Selieck. of Wall .sireet,
.Norw‘alk, is in New York city today
on business.
Mrs Agnes Wheeler, of West ave
line, is suffering [10111 a severe attack
of indigestion.
The will of the, late Mrs. M. Id. Mead,
of Norwalk, was admitted to probate
last Saturday morning.
——Dr. Dick's cures rheumatism.
George neither, of Bridgeport, has
secured a position with the Standard
Oyster Carrier Company, iii South
_Norwuik.
Mrs. Sarah A. Starr of South Main
street is lit Suit-m, New York where
site has been attending the funeral of
her brother iit- law
Erving Burger. of Norwaik, accident
ally threw a stone recently which
broke the large window in the store
of William Wood's frocery store in
West avenue.
‘ ——Try a special Shore Dinner at
Knob Club, $1.50.
. Mayot Francis 1. Burns" has called
the special city meeting to take action
on tiio offer of Andrew Carnegie of
1820. 000 for it new public library build
ing, for Tuesday evening 11f nxi week.
The Willing Workers' Circle oi
King's Daughters, of the Noi'wnlk
Methodist Church. is being entertain-
ed this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Amanda Squires. of Union avenue.
Norwaik.
A stated convocation of Washington
Chapter. it. A. M., of Norwalk. will be
held this evening at St. John's lodge
rooms corner of Wall and Issues
streets. The Past Master degree Is
to be conferred
The committee of fifty appointed
by Mayor Francis i. liurncil. to con-
sider the proposition of the erection
of a city hall building. will assemble
at the council chambor'in Iiavliand
street, tomorrow night. and organize.
——The Waldorf men's 32. no shoe. In
all styics.mad11 of the best leathers,
and direct from factory to you at Ol-
sort 3 Shoe Store.
W
All is qt et in the oitice of the coun I
ty commissioners iii Br,ldgcport so far
as Norwsik is cottce.rned The com-
missioners have no rentoitsiram'cs
from this town, and only 11 low from
the whole county. Two were consid-
ered yesterday,
A force of men is at work repair-
ing the glass sidewalk of the Com
stock Clothing Company in issues
place, Norwaik. A few 11! the squares
had become cracked and chipped out.
These are being replaced. and all are]
being recemented
Thomas 1. Raymond. president of
the Norwaik Historical and Memorial
Library Association has accepted a
special invitation to be present at the
meeting of the Stumfotd Historical So
clcty. this afternoon at Colonel Hop-
kins,’ Shimfiln Point.
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' —-—Large Florida l’incapplcs.
doz. F. D. Lawton & Co.
81.50
The hearing on the matter 11f ap-
pointing a temporary receiver for the
Danbury 11nd Harlem Traction Co. was
to have. been held before Judge Robin-
3011 in the Superior court yesterday.
but. was held over for a week. At—
torney E. C.- Dempsey, of Danbury.
~ who represents the petitioners three
Philadelphia banks, appeared iit court
yesterday. and said he desired to get
a copy of some proceedings in the
New York courts before going on with
the hearing.
1311. Modern,
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\2 K111111111 5A.. So. News“.
i-i,0 a. m. ‘to 8 p. m.
SUNDAY§~12 to 4 p. m.
able Clothing
Sens
Mankind must be loyal to fashion’ 11:
dictation When occasion demands
There is «sharp line of distinction
beLWeen What is i
wear for eschmocasion .
The right 11111111111; you will find here,
made to will“ tier. .
Right in style. right in fit. right in
workma‘niliip with right in price.
.LEO S. KOI’PEL,
11111111111111: Wilson.
24 No. mm“ ‘W Nor-walk.
‘ Tol- SM
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gilt and wrong to:
Scrubs. and an elegant line. ,
of Manicure om.
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I NOHTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. 656-4.
i,‘l
'lltc King School
STAMFORD. CONN.
ll Day and ”audio; School
For my:
Thorough preparation for Col»
lege. Scientific School or iiusi-
ness. An experienced staff of
teachers gives individual alien-
tiott to each boy. An excellent
department for younger boys.
For catalogue address
111m cumin-111m
~
Tontot r11 bola; St.i'iitin11bas Day.
there will e a 11'1lcl1itition of thelloly
Communion lit tlraceClturch, itt 9:30
a, m.
Mrs. J. Irving Dibble, of Iiayvlew
avenue. left. this morning for Matteo.-
wnit, New York. where she will be the
guest at relatives.
Eben Hill, Jr..
his large autoiiioblic.
while traveling through
had a tire burst on
last evening,
liarien A
Frederick“ M. linker, of Albany, N
Y., soti of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ii. ii.
Baker. formeily of South Norwaik. viti-
ltcd with relatives in this city, yester -
day.
()1 Friday of next week. Julie I9ill,
the public schools of The Norwaiks
will close for the annual summer vaca-
tion. which will continue until early in
September.
Charles F. Mills, of (trove street.
has purchased 11 Franklin automobile
from Bridgeport parties, and It is be-
ing put iii good running order by l'er-
cy W. Keyworth.
. Thomas 8. Murray. mounted innit
carrier at the. Norwalk post oiiicc. is
enjoying a vacation front his duties
todav. and Frederick M Miller is sub
stitutiug for him.
! John W. Greenwood and family have
returned from a ten day‘s visit at
Atlantic City, ititd teport a fine time
Mr. Greenwood resumed his duties as
mail carrier at the Norwulk post omcc
this morning.
i ——Oisen Shoe Store In tanking a spec.-
inl showing of the Waldorf men‘s $2.50
shoe. direct from factory. This shoe
is worth your notice.
i Judge Howard B. Scott, of the. court
of common pleas, has handed down a
decision in the still oi the Danbttry
Fitrmers' and Mitnuinetui'ers' (‘oitr
pnny. otherwise the Daitbttry Fair.
against H. E. Ball. of Litehileid, for,
"69.76 for space rented 011 ill? fair
grounds.
*
Colonel M. .1. Wise. assistant quar-
termastcr—gcneml, went to Nlantlc
Monday on business connected with
the shipment of tents and field equip
meat from this city for the coast nr
tlilery. who will be on duty at the
United States forts along the coast
for a Week.
David Sculiy, of lianbitry who was
sentenced to Wotheisiield prison last
Week in the Superior court in Bridge-
port, aftcr illIeilipIIlig suicide, is said
to have recovered ltls self possession
since he reached tlin prison, and is
again eating normally, and shows less
indication of mental depression than
Ilt.‘ did
--Large Florida Pineapples, $1. 50
doz. I1“. D. Lawton & Co. .
Mrs. Cole, wife of Adjutant General
George M. Colo met with a painful
accident last work while leaving s
trolley car in Hartford. By some mis-
step she fell to the ground. but stic-
. needed in getting home without assist-
ance An examination later by il-‘Dhy-i
slcian showed that IWO of her ribs
were broken. She is now confined to
her bed, and it will be several weeks
before she will be able to be out.
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William Biascsr has had the first,
- and only telephone pay station booth
in Norwsik placed in his store In
Wall street. The booth was put in:
by the telephone company's w rkmen
yesterday afternoon. It is a pretty
affair, being natural wood, with large
glass sides. and is double partitioned
on all sides, so that any one talking
.inside cannot be heard outside. and
no noise front outside can be heard
while talking. An electric light hes
been placed inside the booth. and is
lighted at night, making it very cou-
realest.
Sumer
of buying, we Want to urge 11pm you
visitors.
be to your satisfitiliipnn‘1f
12-18 North Main Street, N
stop was made and a new tire put 1111. '
being copied in cheap lines.
STRAW HATS at low
dorwear.
48 and 50 Wall
We place on sale today our
Low Cuts
in Stock
in black and tans,-
TEE. 468.
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MERRILL
ty for Advancement,
Books and Statlomry Free.
STAMFORD,
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PHEASANTS KILL ROOSTERS.
1.“. ,
Keeper Lassen'a Prize Game Cock
Put Down and Out.
The cock Mongolian pheasant.
which hung around Itcro all winter.1
and forvwhlch the game commissioners
seen frequently just within afew days
:of the birds' arrivoi.1titcii ho disape
peered and his present whereabouts
are a mystery. .Now it preves that
he went to Smith‘s .island, and took
quitr rs around ‘ Keeper Lassen's
chic en coop. Lassen had a fine big
game rooster. and the pheasant wait
lopcd him to a standstill.
say the rooster say he was a sight;
being covered with blood/41nd com-1
pleteiy~down=and out Lassen thinks
a good deal of tho pheasant, and has
killed thermistor. epithet there will be
no further trouble.
A party went over to the island
Tuesday to verify the story and there
was’the pheasant peering through the
arms tags
Every day brings nearer the once salty for preparing the interior of the
home for warm weather. Meanwhile, even though you may itot have thought
CLOTHES
As MANY A coon sons .is ruined by excessive
popularity, so many a good style is spoiled by
The new Corn Color. in Shirts at 50c.
Have you seen the new Blue Suede Belt?
Hot weather Collars, Shirts, Ties, Hosiery 11nd Un-
Willis H.
PHO iE. 171-2.
(waists and sklrislwllglti tutti dark colorlngs in very neat patterns.
\‘Ililfi are well finished. beautifully fashioned
every way. The. mere itititottiiccititvtt that these 8|
SOUTH NORWALK,
'sont three hen binds as itialcs, was:
People who ‘
the welcome this atoro extends to
We. want you to (col Just what satisfaction it is for you to com
pare our kltid of home furnishings with those of the average store.
you to know by examination that this to the real home for best It‘IJIINi
'l‘tlltih MATTINGB CARDETS, BEDDING, CURTAINS. ETC . and then
when the time carats to buy you’ re sure at a place, where everything will
We want
Funeral Dire'ctors and Embitiincis.
South Norwalk, Go tin.
You'll find our Su nmer Clothes distint‘iivc in style,
find in patterns hilly as exclusive 115' the style.
you’ll be agreeably surprised at our mbderitie prices.
But
prices.
SelleCk
Clothing of the‘Rigiit Sort.
Street, Norwalk.
1 a ‘u‘n'
Honsc Dresses
tew stung 11f Women‘s House. Dresses-
'i‘ltt-se
ttttd thoroughly reliable in
25
Stills are to be sold
lids week at 981: should bring out it throng of buyers.
N. E. Ryan 81 (30.,
111 WASHINGTON ITREE'T.
OOUTH NORWALK.
1
We are the recognized lenders in Women's Low
_Cuts. Wewe got them
$1. 50 to $3. 50
FLYNN 81 RYAN,
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
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MONEY INVESTED IN A BUSINESS EDUCATION AT
COLLEGE
§WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK iNTEREST.
It insures a seed Salary, independence and always the Opportuni-
Ill. A. MERRILL, Prln.
PORT cassrca.
' wire. trying to 1:111 luto tiio pen where
the lions are confined. Sportsmen
from different places have complained
that pheasants lilit‘rpirwl iii the woods
Would lutt'i'itr1 \‘..1ii' tltt1 rttlfled
grouse. and if one will whipa big
rooster it seems as though there was
some grounds for this belief. Seeining
to corroborate the above comes a clip 1
plug from the. St. Louis Times. as fol-
lows: '
The county game warden has recon“
ed a complaint from several farmers
living iit 'Snntn F11 township. Last
year a pair'of pheasants were turned
loose In that township. the birds hav-,
ing been received from the state some
form. 1
cock ‘is causing death and consterna~
tion in the hen y.itrds It foods with
the chickens then amiisos itself by
wniioplug the big toasters.
killed several and the womeii1
complaining.
Their husbands are afraid to kill it
because the game law provides a this
or $60.
an:
1111.11 1211 HIGHEST QUALITY
STATE MEETING OF HIBERNIANS
i
Details of Arragemente for the Parade,
at New Haven.
A circular letter hits Just been re
01 ived by all the local divisions of the
A. i). ii., fruit the state president 1111-
Itoititcliig the tiiiiu oi the slate parade
or illv ordtr at New Haven. Atuztisi til.
'I'lll' sitiit- i't1litt'i1ll11iis of ”11' A. i), II.
and Ladies' Auxiliary will be held in
”W some place the 20th and 'JIHI. Com
itiiitees from the lsttlit's‘ auxiliary and
the New Haven divisions have been
at work on the ni'i'atiigi-ittmtls to liliili‘
the Joint parade and convention :1 bit-
success.
’l’i1e demonstration as planned will
occupy three days. 011 the lirsl day.
August ill. the parade will take place.
It will be military and chic in chat
itl'iti'. comprising lite military and vi»
viiiilii branches of the order. The
isulies‘ Auxiliary will pttriicilpule by
divisions lit carriages and 11111111111111)
limits. The time and place of ftil'lllii'
liuit loci-liter with the order in which
the liill'iiiit‘ will advance and 11111111
other dduils 1\iil be liliilii' known In
,1... 1il1isioit littimghoiit the slide in
ter. and in lime to admit of till in-
coming laitiiliar with the complete do
tails below the day arrives.
The executive citiitniiilee. however.
lists arranged so far as follows: ’l‘itri-e
prizes for floats. twu oi them {or the
most beautiful, and 111111 for the best
historical representation. i't'l1;1~.. will
be 1111 lltltil to llii division ittttitiiia'
the host appearance.
Afltr tilt1 pitr111111 there will in bold
1111 \t’rdursdtiy illit'l‘lllmll ititdet tin-
auspices of the New Haven divisions.
ilI Stu-lit lim l1. Wes! ”in't’il, :1 111111111
moth athletic iii-id day in which Ibi
foi'eittosf athletes iii‘ the world are 1111-
t111111l to 1'11'.ii|1t't1'.
Ili1isioti divert-11 teams will be pit-cit
a place iii the line of march in uni
form illlti III the evening i Musli-
ll:til competition drills for tll‘fii"‘t'
1111111111 will he ht id. ior which suitable
[trizi's “'li i111 offered. 'l‘ltrm' print-.11
Wil iit‘ nth-titled I11 llii' III‘N' (Iiiil'.:ti
teams of Ladies' auxiliary in ('liiilii'“
titled in the same Iiiill.
it is suggested that each division in
the stale itppolitl a ttini'slinl whos‘
diiit it wil be to drill illusions and
liti-it'uci them lit the order of math
My»... W _._. .. .— .- .. H...
:1111. The {mutation of divisions will
be columns of foul. open older.
The chief ititirsltal ol' the parade.
State President Philip J, Sullivan, has
uppi'inieii lIH his adjtiiattt general.
Michael J. Connolly. of New Haven,
and assistant itdiutaiit genetul, James
A. lluggei'iy, of New llnven.
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
"It gives 11w pleasure to 1111111111 :1 good
word for Electric Hitters," writes Mr.
l-‘ranii-t‘onlnn. of No, 11:1; Houston St..
New Yet it. "it's a grand family medi»
cine for dyspepsia and liver coinplica~
lions; while for lame back and weak
kidneys it cannot be too highly recom-
mended." Electric lliiters regulate the
digestive functions, purify the blood
and impart rt-nowt-d vigor 111111 vitality
to the Wi'itk and debilitated of both
sexes. Sold tttiilet' guarantee at 111, ii.
Baxter's iitug store. {1011. "
NEW CORPORATIONS FORMED.
Returns for May Show increase in To-
tal Capitalization.
Altitouizh the number of the corpora
iloits formed under the laws ol‘ (.‘iur
aetiicul (luring May was sitittllei' thriit
for the corresponding tttotilh or lite
last two years, the total volume 111’
capitalization, as compiled by llil‘
(‘1;1111111-1'eiitl Rl‘t‘til'iL shows 1m “1'
0111111411. The census 11f 1111\1' concerns
for last Iiilliiili looted up thirty-two,
as compared with thirty—nine iii liltil‘.
iiiill forly-i'our in lime": while the 111:1
art-sate caplmiizuliott was 33.204.500.
us ituuinst $I.Nilii,lliltl for May of last
.1'1111', itild $i.72¢i.tliltl for litliii.
(it last tituiillt's iptmntioits. nine. hav-
ing 11 combined capital stock of Wild,-
oo, were manufacturing undertak-
ings, li'it‘o modest nit-retiniiit1 1311111-
paidt's. capitalized at 8311.000, tit-{tires
iii ”111 list. Six corporations. with a
‘lilill 1;tpi'.;il stock of 3334.500. \‘.'(1r11
11i",'.;liti211il 111 make and deal itt bulld-
iiu: "tutorials, Among the miscellane-
zlue. eiiiii'prisvs \\'i‘l'1' l\\‘() real 1111:111-
1-11ntpttitl111. tillillliiilttli at “35.111111; ii
mining lu‘iiji'i‘l with :1 capitaliuttioit
111‘ 3511111111111; 1111 investment coiiiptiuy.
cupiiitllzul :11 357611110; :i construc-
tion corporation, with it capitalisation
of swiped, and two :tittiisentcut cou-
('i'iiii1, inning :1 capital of $35,000.
A regular meeting of (Ipltii' Chapter.
No. 1'12. 1). i1: 8.. “ill be li1-ld this 1:1'11-
aim; at 7:45 o'clock.
SUPREME COURT Finomos’li!
THREE CASES.
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Err-0r Found In Dresser vs. Hartfo
Life lnaurance Company.
Three decisions were handed do
yesterday in the stipt 1111111 court of 0!"
rots 'lhey 111111111111 follows: '
litu"':iloiii Shite v.1; Kilbourn et “1,,
eotti't 11l 1111111111111 pb its omitted to Sufi;
tititi titlillli‘rif‘ of state, Judge
win. '7'
iirlilgmoit 8111111111 811b'tstian,|to
ei'rur,Jndg1 liaidwiu. '
Niw il111'111:i)1'1ssoit (it sis, Ti?
liatil'ord liil'1 Insurance Company, Q3“
ror, ind uncut reversed (ausc rein
1111.111 be proieeiicd with according- Vt
l.11v_liidc1- ilitll.
Ti 11 decision of “no error' in the
lutsiinit case is that of Harry in Sch!!!
tion. of (li'11111111i1-.i1 a music teacher.
who was found guilty in the Super”:
“tort of it"uii liild (tiiilllV, on two (mini1
es of c'uinal knowledge and abuse
11 15 war old girl on April 9, 1907
The 11-Ii1isi11n iii the case of Drain“
ct itls.1'.s the Hartford Life insdrsndg
(.oitipaii_1.1111i1h involves one million,
dollars, and several thousand policy
holders. The tittisioit was “0W
found, judgment reversed, cause PG“
intruded, to be 111111111111! with 8.
log to km" The “attention is on!-
llit‘ iiit‘llliiliii constr'uiiion of the can?
illiiittt s of 11 but is know as the so!
fund. The plaintiffs, of whom LII”
are thirty minted. claim that the ‘
duties are not properly coitsirtlc
There are several thousand policy
holders in this fund When the who
came up the the Superior court IN
:11 :'.11 the de i'ettdattls filed 11 11111111111111:
claiming that there was no cam
shown. and that the tar-111 should
iii 1| 1111 its merits The. demuw .
sustained, and the case was aged ,.
to the Supreme court. The [1 ii _
1l:1i1n actual and intended app ‘
tion or the. fund on the part of the
icitdant.
v
STOP THAT COUGH
or it may result in pneumonia. 13
zili: 111 Iinlm is breaking tip colds who!“
111-111 tried. almost without exception.
1011.250. one and $1.00 bottles. The
(.‘iiilortl Baxter's and Piaisied’s. “
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Miss Ilent'icita Wing resumed her
duties :11 the South Norwalk post-o]-
IICI , this morning. after a. week's vaca-
tion. ’
ll.
JOLLY TAR
§TAN DARD
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The hen has disappeared and the,
It. has ,
A tag from a IO-cent piece will count FULL value
,A tag from a Rent piece will count Wining.
with valuable tags
,1.
3
Save your tags from
. : TOWN TALK
OLD HONESTY
NAVY
' M's” IC-aa. 31111111: 111110 M In:
later Workman Ivy
’Wm .‘ M 1. m 3“
new 4.1. slam
Coupons train
REDIOUT and PICNIC TWIST
Tags from the above brands are good for the following and many other
3; useful presents as shown by catalog:
.i
H ' Gold Cufl'vBuItons—So Tags French Brlar'Pipe—So Tags.
' 5 Fountain Pen—100 Tags Leather Ptoketbook—L-so Tag.
English Steel Raster-30 Tags ,Steei Carving sin-4200 'rtiga
Gentleman's Watch—zoo Taga Beat Steel Shasta-75 Tags
us for catalog.
Many merchants have supplied themselves With-presents with which
to redeem tags. If you cannot have your. tags redeemed at home. Write
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO” Jersey City. N. J‘
i.
' Lady‘s, PeckebeoIi— 50 Tags
Pocket Knife-40 Tags
Playing Quite—#80 Tags
pit-yd: Fishing Reel-lit) Tags
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