..., -... .... war—.«w........ .7 i s a ”Y. I" R0. 10.? and A. M. o So 811 lat and “ugh“: molly invited. mm WM. Robertl. lwncca. ‘ .‘Cbaptsr. No. R. A. M. , in Masonic ildin . South . street. 8d and 4th Tufiuys ct loath—July and Au at ca- l o’.clock All no al Arch .. _ cordially invited. haddens H..P RobertM. Wilcox, Sec Chap. «...... ...... - » .... “......— - my ‘ Isa ingpaaaage paintedths rposothcityred SE; 31"” m’“mm influences his life. " flowers? frost? That in the spring time me. No. to. Order Eastern Star . in Masonic Building. South street. 2d and 4th Wednesdays SO, each month-Juiy and August ex- lobbied—at 1: it oclock. All mom-I of o. a. s. cordially invited. l MAmelia Becker. W. M. Mrs. lda . r. 800. l eA'ruaoAv's“ SSNTINEL. The vacation season being at an end 4 » The Sentinel resumes tomorrow its i'égnliu' schedule and will be issued at the runs! time 8 o".clock "“1 lain LILLEY’S NOMINATION. . .1 The Sentinel, yesterday, printed an ‘ ‘artlcle from the New Haven Leader complimenting Judge .101!!! H. Light 1 on ,his speech nominating George L mulley for the position of governor ‘ New York Sun's editorial writer .eees‘anothor side of the matter, and the two following articles are taken ‘ from that paper: ' The Loves of Lilley. ‘ ‘ Mr. Light. who made the "nominat- ,. , log speech" for the Hon. George Leav- . cne Lilley for governor yesterday. said: ‘ "The president has created new standards for public services which demand new men. George L. Lilley fully satisfies those standards" . This is about the toughest thing said about Mr. Rooset'elt yet. Mr. Light was bound to tie his man to the con- ‘ quemrnscar ’ “He (Lilley) loves Theodore ‘gBoosevelt and William H Taft " 7“ do the hard headed Nutmegs . lkhis neurotic and sentimental A Machine Anthology. The triumph of the Connecticut Re patties“ machine and the "vindica- tion: of that sagacious but persecuted statesman the Hon. George Leavena Lilley were accompanied with perhaps we should say were the cause of. in- . tellpctual glories worthy of the candi- 1 , date. No self respecting school ' ‘ "speaker" can afford to be without the nollie eloquence that glowed and burn- ed around the rare and radiant Lilley. Some iewels from Judge H. Light's nominating speech have already glis- toned on this page. Judge Light's taste is as sound as his rhetoric He comes to the defence of the maligned Lilley: “John the Baptist might have saved his head and Christ escaped the cross by withholding adverse criticism from otllcial wickedness in. high places, but by doing so . .vi 1 V. inate him. [Laughton] he revileth not. truth and I honor him for it. Lilley have been congratulated [cheers] for daring to come to a Republi- can convention. [Laughtch servant of Christ dares to go any- Thero is no [Cheers and biases and cries of 'No.'] He is head and shoulders above any other man of [Hissea] Don't do that. l have the honor to second the where. [Cheers] better man. the state. name of Mr. Lilley." Mr. Frank T. Brown, of Norw exhibited a peroration which must ro- w........._~_.r_. ...—....-- .-. A Store Full Of Goad Things to Eat At Prices to Suit Your Pocketbook ‘and Your A Trial Will Convince You. NATIVE POTATOES. nice and smooth, special for Saturday. Taste. per peck ............... NATIVE RED ONIONS . .. MESSINA LEMONS. while they last. . . SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS. nice and lean, lb. .......... 9c Sweet Corn, nice and tender. dozen .................... aoc 30““! Ham. We slice WM“ 5'“ Grandma‘ s Pancake Flour, this year‘ a fresh stock ....... . . 10 and' 25c package H-O Pancake Flour. pkg.. . .. H-O Buckwheat Flour. pkg“ ,. 33%;!on have left as poor in- Judge Light "The mind of man forms a sort of storage battery which is charg- ’ed with all the experiences of the past. Every story had poem. ev- ery sweet song and strain of mu- m tear. every bravery. has been ma into the warp and wool 11 his Master. and when touched by remembrance it be- comes a conscious experience and 0! unblemished New England ances- try. at 1! taking care ot‘ltea mlich , cows. serving in the Legisl‘n re with ‘ Judge Light in 1901, Mr. Li y is "a twentieth century statesman and a part of the great 'civic renaissance!” 0' The Rev. c. w Clark. of Brooklyn (Conn) spoke a little masterpiece: "I have now the greatest honor of my life to second the name of Mr. Lilley. This Lilley does not float on a pond. Do you know that the lily is the sweetest of our Do you know that the lily will stand 18 degrees below will send forth its shoots? i come here to speak for Mr. Lilley be- cause the people of Windham send i’m not asking you to nom- is a man. When he was reviled He loved the . xac _ Squash. Turnips. . are eyes to read: . "Gentiomen. don't let yourselves ‘ become th a Mrs Partington of Connecticut. and with infective slop pails try to stem the tide of public opinion. There is nothing in the episode at Washington which reflects upon Mr. Lilley. who started as a poor boy and has worked his way to the high place to which every on admit he has a right to aspire." more than an act of. sauce." with him. and rose high Tender as amino. what imagination. what romantic leg- end and' literature spring up about him. Professor Beers of Yale is alv ready at work on a monograph on “The Literary and Emotional Influence of the Machine in Connecticut." FIGHTING FOREST FIRES. SI. Loss Suatalncd by Residents of San Gabriel. California. LOS ANGELES. Cal., Sept. 11. —-0ne hundred and fifty men are fighting a tire which threatened the town of La Cresenta and the valley west of Pasa- dent last night and has burned over an area of thirteen square miles. a per 1 tion of which Is incl at“ in the San Gabriel forest rcscrveg,‘ The tire started ye iiy, when a rancher attempted to bum some brush. Three residences near La Crcsentu were destroyed. and the old Gould cue- tle. one of the landmarks of the valley, was saved after desperate efforts. Con- siderable timber has been consumed and the water supply is seriously dam- ugcd. Tile tire is still burning and is approaching dangerously near Monte Vista. No estimate of the damage can be made. it A lcll. ................... ... ..... 25c pk., 380; qt.. 50 . ....... soc-don; 3 for 50 . ...-... ------ asses A fresh lot of Smoked Beef and wait from 100 up. White Onions for pickling. White Vinegar—Heinz. Native Muskmelons. 1“ Beets. Carrots. Cabbage. Remember. all goods we sell comply with pure food law. Louis J oseloff, 72 NORTH MAIN STREET, Telephone Call 467. SOUTH NORWALK. A F Beckmann 81 C0. .* SELECT GROCERIES.§ 83 and 85 Washington Street. South .Norwalk. H} mm ”lu, i teat as at the Beckmann store. compare with those of any store in the country. Since mavi has just doubled: There irihst be some reason idr thdtl 'T ‘. Nowhere in the town. or in fact, the state, will you find such an array of good things to surely you cannot beat the Bockrnann quality and our prices to our new charters our business vino goods and be satisfied. :18 pounds BEST FINE GRANULATED SUGAR for . . i .. Full Weight Guaranteed. ISIIIDIISIIOI nes..--..s “BEST NATIVE POTATOES” .. ....... .. .. .per peck. a7c; bushel $1.05 . FANCY SWEETPOTATOES (Special Price) peck, sac - MAUD 8. BRAND FLOUR great Bread Flour) .......... . ........ . .bag, 850 HAMMOND’S LEAN SMOK D SHOULDERS. .......... . .pound gc 00 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea. . -. so Stimps with 1 lb. Fancy No. 2 Tsa.. '» so Stamps with 1 lb. Good Mind 1...... 25a 2 20 Stamps with V. lb. Very Best Tea. ... .250 ... so Stamps ms y2 lb. Fancy No. 2 Tea. .20: Never Regret It. . ...500 ..400 Collect Pink Stamps and You Will Stamp Offers with Our Delicious Teas and Gottees . 30 Stempa with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Coffee ....... 320 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha A. Java Coffca.300 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java 4 Maracaibo Coils. ............................ 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Scat Santos Coffee. .200 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Old Grist Mill Coffee . . 250 ................... ......n-u Specials in our I'Wine and Liquor Department ' George Ehret’s Pale or Dark Beer, 24 Bottles for $1. 00 nogram Rye Whiskey .. ..... ”but... 95012.11” BEST Cll- Mum's Champagne. .....pt. 01.40; qt, 02.00 Wilson Rite Whiskey ...... _ ' . m” 01.00 Most S Chandon Champagne“ ........ ' 7 M" "W Whim- ........bot.. 010° dorms Claret, E E E one Mission Apricot mull? ”$033., Hg: 3:1 an Rye Whla oy ..... .hot, 01 .00 15c refunded when pm. Sautsrne wm. .qt. bet" is: ”fission or Old Tom Gin .......... ..bch, SSc joy to returned. main a wonder and a icy while there rat least will . The nomination of Mr. Lilley was "civic renais. Poetry and eloquence rose he is brave and wise. Mr. Lilley “loves Roosevelt"; that is a suiiicient buckler against the malice of Mr. Lllley'a on- list man! of these must be converted when they see what passion. .$r.oo“ Burke's Irish Whiskey ........... hot.. Si.00 FJB. 8t TELEPHONE “0. Co. 9 E South Norwalk’s Loading Fond , Market. A. F. B. 8100. Free Delivery to All Parts of Town. i NIN SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE- HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE- HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINErHOUR SALE SATURDAY NiNE- HOUR - SALE SATURDAY SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SAT RDAY -HOUR NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE- HOUR 3 SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY .-NlNE HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINEHOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE~HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE W i 9 Hour Sale' Hour Sale " .... W SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE- HOUR SALE «SATURDAY NINEoHOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE- HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE (. to9 From 12 Noon SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE ‘ SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY"NINE~HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE P. M. NINE HOUR SALE We want to interest you perhapsa little ahead of schedule time, and have made special prices for these hours particularly on the new Tailored Gonna. 15 TAILOR MADE CLOTH SUITS. , All that is left from the Spring line: most of them are late comers; values up to $22. 50 at one price for nine hours ...... . ............. $10.00 r TAILOR MADE SUITS, Advance Fall styles. As fast as we get them in. out they go. Tomorrow 0 825 Suit at ...... $20.00 . Nine-Hour Sale. 91.25 MERRY WIDOW CHEMISE COWNS at ......................... . ...... . ...... .....950 Nine-Hour Sale. ‘ 590 WAISTS, dark and light colors. good domestic Wolsls, at. .390 Far". 4:9 oi“ “ Nine-Hour Sale. ‘135 TAILORED WAISTS, - '9" made of Fine Lawn with atiR cuffs and col- lars. at .................. .............. 79c Nine-Hour Sale. 01.50 and $2.00 WAISTS, Plain tucked, embroidered trimmed Merry w- dow sleeves at‘ ................... . ......... ..990 Nine-Hour Sale. 03.00 WAISTS. (all styles). Made of tine Lawn. lace and embroidered trim- med. at. ......... v “.98 WOMEN'S SWEATERS. M. An easy way to makes dollar, at l ........... $2.98 Nine-Hour Sale. c men's swaarsns. 'M‘en a $1. 50 Sweaters ......................... 890 NlnrHour Sale. $5.98 BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS. Black, Navy and Brown, a style that sells so quickly at this price that it's a hard matter to keep in stock. Tomorrow you can save a little over a dollar ................................ $4.69 Nine-Hour Sale. 2—BIG MUSLIN PETTICOAT VALUES—2 25 doses Fine Muslin Petticoats, over a dozen new and distinct styles;- regular 81.50. at ....... 990 NlnoHour Sale. $3.50 Skirt. tine lace and embroidered trimmed, doop tloullcc. at .............................. $1.98 NlnoHour Sale. 19:; CHILDREN‘S PATENT LEATHER BELTS. , Black and red, at .............................. 100 Nine-Hour Sale. ' 25c LADIES’ COLORED LINEN COLLARS at............ ................................ 5c Nine-Hour Sale. is. sons HAIR ems. . straight and crimped. at . . . ................. 9a dos. Nine-Hour Sale. NO. 100 COLORED TAFFETA RIBBON. all colors ............................... 11c yard Nine-Hour Sale. SAT RDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SAT RDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE 1". SATURDAY mus-gaggle. SALE Fromle Noon to.9 P.‘M. SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE SATURDAY NINE-HOUR SALE saruncAv muewoun SALE SATURDAY muswoun SALE SATURDAY mnemoun sALs SATURDAY musHouR SALE SATURDAY HmsHoun sALE SATURDAY MNEHOUR SALE SATURDAY mssnoua SALE SATURDAY MNEMOUR eats sArusoav msaeoun sALs SATURDAY MNEHOUR SALE SATURDAY mnsHoun . SALE sAruaoAv muawoun SALE . SATURDAY muawoun SALE SATURDAY mssaoun SALE sarunoav MNEMOUR SALE SATURDAY mnsnoun SALE x r... clal. FIRES lure MOS. ————- f fr: Wilbur Rand vies shot in the left The young woman was arrested by a deputy sherlil’. Young is married and v'ibarle Garfield. conductor of night run of the Westport divisiongand the . / 3 - - ‘ ’ SATURDA‘ ‘ ' NINEEIIOU sA'ruacav . _ ‘ ‘ ‘ . “WHO" 9:? NINE-HOUR , n-HOUR SALE . . . Ls SATURDAY . - e TuapAv. NINE-HOUR ~ NEHOUR SALE ' sag; SATURDAY ever uiet". SATURDAY NINE-HOUR 'NlNE-HOUR SALE SALE SATU RDAV SATU RDAY . NINE~HOUR NINEHOUR 0 ll BOSS ere ‘ ““ SATURDAY ‘ ' SATURDAY NINE-HOUR NINEHOUR SALE _ , . , , u ,, SALE “Tum," Stocks always on the move—among in; gorng outi Nothing allowed to get rusty or “Tum,” NINE-HOUR “stale." That is wh ever bod as s that our store alwa s looks so u -to-datc. That is wh our NINE-HOUR SALE . y y y y y p y SALE ”Tuna" merchandise always has the look of freshness. “Tum" "Wang“ Saturdays are always great days here. Tomorrow will be a particularly busy one. The "“522“ 3.153?" greater part of our sales will be on goods not advertised. ' ‘_ :, SATURDAY - OUR NINE- HOUR SALE SALE ' my..." Dress Goods . 39c Silk Finished Poplins mm," 5. HOUR Of course. only the new F‘llil styles and notably big NlNE- HOUR :ALE values. 50 inch All Wool Storm Serge. shrdnk‘ 29c per yd - SALE 3 SA URDAY and spongcd in black only; regular price 81. 25. A m“, handsome. silk SATURDAY y finished cloth comes in all ngifi‘lEOUR . Saturday bargain """""""""""""""" 79° the dainty shades. absolutely fast colors also keeps its "mg-AFLOEUR SATURDAY At EOc—Ten distinct new styles representing a beautiful ”9'" silky “"1““ the best all around cloth in America SATURDAY NINE HOUR line of colors. all wool materials. and the best things NlNE- HOUR SALE we could illld ill this vast country. Herring Bone Stripe SALE SATURDAY a ‘ I SATURDAY mgr-Egon Veils Dress Goods rug-3mm LE SATURDAY Such beautiful Veils—such good Veils. Not In many Something Nillrt'ly new, in all the new F8" COIOTH- SATURDAY NINE- HOUR moons have the prices Dt'l‘li so low. Makes a gown "‘31 10m“ as 30"" as "1° dollar NINE- HOUR i SALE r V . . . . line. How tomorrow at ...................... 250 SIALE SATURDAY 70c Chlilon tells 0. yard and a gold and a halt. ..... 490 This cloth gs dgsuned to be a, big seller. SATURDAY mus. HOUR Double Chiffon Veils, ihrr-o tears long; regular \fllllt' mug. HOUR SALE ......................................... 850 Blankets SALE SANTEUPFDAY A h i f ih f B SATURDAJY Ni OUR not or case, exactly 60 on re, 0 e amous " ea- NINE HO R SALE WSilk LiSle Gloves con“ Blankets landed here yesterday from the SALE iii-button length, all sizes. black. tan. white and mills in New Redford, all ready for tomorrow gray; value “.00 per pair. at ................. 690 Fully worth ‘300 """"""""" “‘39 P" pair ”......” 2-clasp Lisle, all colors. all sizes; regular 50c per 3 From pair. at ..................................... 350 1.50 Yard W lde From Dre s Taffeta Women’ s 35c Stockings S 12 . . Last week's selling took a good portion of this great Extra fine quality Lisle, medium weight and fast Silk value. Another lot just received; rich and block. at ..................................... 210 every yard guaranteed. Enough to Inn in. say. .91. 15 Noon ' P. M.) Wounds Two Men of a Number Who Made Disturbance In Cripple CRIPPLE CREEK, “Colo" Sept. 11.— Armed with a ,riiio‘ ms”! Annie Cop- len, of Gillette.18 miles from here. tired as rapidly as all! could into a sroup of men who wane making a dis- turbance in frcntof her mother's home last night. ' Robert B. You". Motor or north side plant at Gillette. was wounded lover the right eye, and Windsor- eg. Miss Copies was brought to Cripple Creek. Her mother declares that the girl fought a battle with the men and won the vi According to the mother's story the men were shouting and singing and the girl stepped out upon the front stoop and requested them to desist. One of the men. the“ girl declares. tired at her. She immediately seised a rifle and returned to do battle. livery but- let shs fired fund a mark. Assoon Is the two men t lithe others tied. has three children. Mrs. Aime L. Ferris. of 35 Bayvlew avenue. arrived. home last night from Chicago and various other middle west points. where aha has been spending the past year. Daniel Poop. a South Norwailr Hun- garian resident. lapped up too much house. last night. pad landed In the food embrace. of the police. This mo lug Judge Joseph R. Taylor im- mamas tax oi v1 donate (...: ..‘m‘b Motorman Maimo, of the some run. went in quest of fish yesterday after- noon. and failed to put in their appear: ance in time for their run. About 9 o'clock they appeared at the barn and related tales of having become stalled on an island. They also stated. their friends allege. that they did not care much for iish. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheater have returned home item a visit to Manon Chunk. and other points of interest In W 7 , ”wen-Wt ABEL la—M'mhé t 1‘ .
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