. Got s Plano Carillon. with
* every puIChIIO. it will cost
' you nothing.
F. A. LANE
confectionery ‘
and Pastry
51 Washington Street.
lflflll NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday. A dis-
turbance that is central near Hatteras
is producing cloudy and rainy weather
from Florida to Virginia. Local show-
ers were reported between tile Missis-
sippi river and that Rocky Mountains.
The area of high pressure continues
over New England and is producing
cool. pleasant weather in the north-
eastern sections. The Hatteras dis-
turbance will probably move out to
sea and this vicinitp will be on the
northern edge of it during the next 24
hours
__._.__.__
Andrew J. Collins, of South Norwalk,
is oliioing a two week‘s vacation at
Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Miss Annie Wargo, who has been
spending two weeks In Shelton, has
returned to South Norwalk.
Charles w. Lockwood, of Westport
avenue. is entertaining his niece, Mrs.
Robert Jeliuff, of Bridgeport.
——Snioke the Cigar that will make
your ambitions rise with your feelings
~the SUPREME COURT.
Floyd J. Angevine, of;5pring street.
has gone to the White Mountains to
spend a two weeks‘ vacation.
Mrs. Prank Broekway, of Amherst.
is visiting with Mrs. 1. J. Pardee, at
the Belmont, in South Norwallt.
‘Edwin’ L. lloyt,‘ the Norwaik Shoe
man, has taken possession of s new .
residence in Westport oven py.
—1.iit lii‘e's burdens wi't’ii ir'su-
l’itEME counr Cigar.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Gregory, of Mott
avenue, have been entertaining Mr.
alid Mrs. Leitoy Bliymer, of Brooklyn.
Miss Jeanette 1.. Cohen, f No 1
River avenue. is entertaining” er cous-
in, Miss Frances Cohen, of New York
city.
Miss Mary Bradley, cashier in the
store of N. E. Ryan & Company, is
spending a week's vacation at Asbury
Park.
~The Harris &, Gans Co. have an
interesting announcement on the fifth
page of this issue. Better read it.
Miss Anna Stccgniuller. of 17
Quintard avenue, is enjoying her an-
nual vacation from the office of J. M.
Layton £1 Company.
Herman Bruiidage. of the A. H. Hoyt
Shoe Company, of Wall street, Nor
walk, has gone to Lighthouse Point
today for an outing.
Miss Emma Scott, Miss Emma Gran
ciiboppcr and Miss Fairy Gardener of
New York City, are visiting Mrs V
N. Stoiba of 'iok'oncke.
—--The SUPREME COURT Cigar.
100, is an Aromatic Attraction for the
Economical Epicure.
Harry S. Ferris, who has been male
lug a visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Charles H. Ferris, of Washington
street, has returned to Boston.
——Graud moonlight sail on Sound.
Thursday evening, Aug. 5, on steamer
John Sylvester, leaving steamboat
dock at 8 p.1n. Tickets. 35 cents.
Refreshments served.
William E. Brundage and daughter,
Elsie 11.. have returned to Baiiksvilie,
after a week's vacation spent in
Stamford. Norwalk and Danbury.
William T. Decker, of South Norwalk
has been substituting as billing clerk
in the depot office of the Adams Ex-
press Company iii South Norwalk.‘
—Read the extension sale notice of
C. J. Mints & 00., on first page.
‘Mrs. Evelyn Brindioy Cahill has re-
turned to her home in Bridgeport. af-
ter a short visit with Mrs. I. A Bur-
dick, of Clay street, south Norwslt...
Kodaksjameras
Everything in the Photo Line for
the amateur.
Commanding of special formulas
siliclted.
Stilton-Powell (imputation.
SUPREME COURT 10c Cigar.
talus downright‘satisfsotion.
Carrie 'Selfer
of Brooklyn,
homes aitcr having‘spent twu weeks
with Mrs. C. M. Moeiler,
WEWRITE
. Tornado Insurance
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
721.. 105-8.
1: 14 w-umnqton siren, south Norwalk.
4-
.—
Acker, Memll 81 Condit's
Week- End Candies
n
29c
Baxter’s Drug Store
anemone
Launch Works
Boot Fumes set up and ready to
pink.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
*Oystchhoh Point,Norwslk
‘fl
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Fubiic
Buildings, Lodge Rooms, Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
talus, Etc. Phoni 477. Price; Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop.
9 Courtlsnd Place.
Miss Elia Bates Miss Mary V Hoyt,
of Darius, and Mrs. I‘iniices E. Scy~
mour of South Main street are spend-
ing a week at Noithiiclii Muss.
Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond. of
Norwalk, went to New Havcii today
for an outing. Mr. and Mrs. Rnyiiioiid
will also visit Lighthouse Point.
The Odd Fellows of Connecticut will
go to Roton Poilil‘on August com for
a. shore dinner and outing. About five
hundred people will take part. iii mak-
ing it a success
~~Oficr your fricnds a SI'I’IlldME
COURT and sustain your reputation
at a good judge of Cigars.
Mere souveiiir postal cards have
The tourists were
Clifford Benedict and “Shorty" Ilyx-
bee, of the United States Volunteer
Life Saiiug Corps, will shortly start
to swim around the Greens Reef Light
to get in training for the Coucy Island
Reces.
The bank employees of the two Nor-
wsik banks, have planned a shore din-
her to take place at Landlord John
0' Suilivan’ s place.
peeled and about fifteen will iiinkc up
the party.
A fine time is ex-
-—Something more than Smoke. The
Con-
MT. aners. Henry Seifert. Miss
and Edward Raymond,
ave returned to their
of West
Washington street.
~—Graud moonlight sail on Sound.
Thursday evening, Aug. 5. on steamer
John
dock at 8 p. m.
Refreshments served.
Sylvester, leaving steamboat
Tickets, :15 cents.
The motorman on one of the Nur-
waik cars found a large bundle of illi-
ferent kinds of articles in Lewis strcct
last night and notified Ofiicer Leather-
land and the latter took the package
to headquarters and it was found to
contain stationery, dry goods and gro-
ccries.
Up to the. present time no ow-
ner has claimed the collection.
The cases of Jan .laman. eighteen
years old, and William Mskorcnlcs,
saulting Antonio Syszczik. at the old
fair grounds, Norwnlk. was before
Judge Lockwood iii the town court.
this morning, and were. continued in-
ordcr to allow the accused time to gel
counsel. They were each placed under
a. hundred dollar bond. Syszczik was
in court with his head bandaged where
he. claimed he was hit by a selt er
bottle. None of the witnesses spO'e
English and an interpreter.
A Young Merchant
started a business ac-
count with this bank
six years ago with fifty
dollars.
For one or twu years
it was hard to keep that
account good.
Today his average
balance is six hundred
dollars.
That is why we want
your small account.
We expect you to
grow.
Open an account to
day.
So. Norwslk Trust Co.
New Views
‘Norwslk. South Norwalk Belle
island. Retail Point} owsy-‘
ton, T okeneite and cries '
At COLEMAN’S
NIW. STORE
10 North Main UL In"! Norwgilt
Won. omin-
“Ionian Iostli Nomlli
Agent for A. G. Ipsliing’o
lino ....” 'ond Iporting Goods
i
been received from Charles Walters .
and Carl Schaub.
spending a few days With Mr. Schaub‘s
sister at his native place in Germany.
nineteen years old, charged with as- ‘
BY XPRESS lHlS 'iliniun
. ob lbs. Granulated Sugar. . .$1. 00
Extra large Watermelons. 30, 35c
Beets, per bunch .. ........ .5c
is
.9,
i
Boys’ =Suits
son's To 17.
Got to push out this this lot
of hoys’ knickorbocker suits—
grosi values—smart styles. Not
one must be carried over. Not
one suit will be, at these big
reductions:—
8300 Stilts ............... $1.45
$3.50 Suits ............... $2.45
3.. 00 Suits ............... $3.85
86 00 Suits . ..
88. 00 Suits ............... 35.85
Red Tag Bargains
Boys’ Good Clothes
These are Simon~pure bargains we are offering in
boys suits—first- rate clothing from our regular hi he
grade lines, at prices genuinely reduced from regular.
cry offering presents an opportunity to save money on
eriectly reliable clothes. What does you boy need? See
ow much you can save by buying now—and here!
V-
Wash Suits
AOES 2V, to 12.
What a business we've done
in wash suits this lesson; big-
ger than over and with the
larger stocks we started with,
the opportunities for bargains
now are greatly varied—good
choo'slng for every one.
rule Suits ............... 39c
75c Suits ............... 590
Slop Suits ............... 79c
$1.50 Suits ............... 51-19
825.00 Suits ............... $1.65
$2.50 Suits ............... $1.98
Russin’nrand Sailor Blouse Suits
AGES 3 TO 8
Wool Fabrics—At Half Price
Biggest Bargains
Men’s Blue Serge
Masonic Building.
You Ever Saw in
and Fancy Suits
Norwalk and South Norwalk
14 So. Main St.
m
«4
1‘0 1'5.
trcnlliicnt,
you \\ AN l‘ to biii (1001) outs We.
them.
Proprietor
Bonnie (‘hlck Fred
Bonnets Horse Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Food
Bonnie Scratchingysod,
..'
vvvvvyvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
«ix .i,i‘«1xtil/g. 20c GEL:
FILM PACKS—All sizes. 30c.
PRINTINGW
3‘... x 3%.. ix .i it. x 6% 6c c.1111.
POST CAR DS—Bc each.
49 WALL ST» KODAK D
NORWALK.
mo
Developing and Printing
DEVELOPING—Sizes up to 314 x 51.2.1513
12 Ex” 300
QU‘ x 31,3, 36; 2‘3 X “9’.
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1!—
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moo.
Now Is the Time to Buy Old Oats
To those who hire not purchased, we say, SEND THAT ORDER
\\'i~ proiiilsc you prompt delivery, careful attention. courteous
best grain, complete satisfaction.
We lukl,‘ it for granted
never buy a lower grade titan we
Hit willing to icui to uni own horses—and we think it grcut deal of
“4‘.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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:12 LX-..I(‘.
3M x 5%,
11'; 31!; x {figuraiid (it. x «1 . 50;
William P. Beers
EALERS. 6 80. MAIN 8T.,
SOUTH NORWALK.
BLUES.
SOFT CRABS,
putbifl’s Bridge
rst_s_rnons 108.
And All Other Kinds of Fish. Long and Round Clams.
16c lb
- 80c doz
Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.—
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
' A' meeting of the Republican Club
was held at the home of David E.
lauden, In Winnlpsiik last‘plght.
—-—-I——-—bo—
Harry Goodwin and son Morris have
gone to Atlantic 'City to spend two
weeks.
—-w-——-—-
~A Pleasing Puff for a Particular
P011011 It! a SUPREME COURT Cigar.
- it is noticeable that last year two
cars used to be run to Compo on the
some time and that they were slwsvs.
crowded. This year only one Ar isl
run sud that is seldom full. “(lemon
getting to be less popular than form-
srly, and if so, why is it? ,
Extra Specials
Green Corn, Squash, Wax Beans, Home Tomat0cs and Fruit
United GroceryCo
Red Onions, per qt. .....
..5c
Ben Hur Flour, per bbl. .$7.5o
PHONE :15
George K. Nickerson, of the Mir-
waik post oilice, is enjoying a day’s
vacation and Frederick Miller is sub-
stituting for him.
—Grand moonlight sail on Sound.
'1‘ umday evening, Aug. ii, on steamer
.10 n Sylvester.
dock at 8 p. m.
Refreshments serv
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ogden 3nd
daughter. Dorothy. of Bridgeport,
were the guests Sunday of Mr. Ind
Mrs. Moitimer C. Ogden. of Rowsy-
ton avenue They are also entertain-
ing Mrs. L. B. Murdin and daughter.
Carrie. of Beverly,‘ s.
leaving steamboat
Tickets. 35 cents;
pans rtvs 1,
lllllii ill li‘lll Silliil.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. niT-The
opening dealings in stocks showed
mixed changes, but the declines were
more numerous and more important.
Thereluctuiicc shown by the London
market to follow the three days’ ad—
vance here. while that market was
closed induced some heavy realizing
sales. lieading'i'a‘i of! 1% and South-
crn Pacific, New'fi'tiiit (.‘cntral, rMis-
souri Pacific. Southern Railway pfd..
Aiiialgamaicd Clipper and American
Smeltlng large fractions. Pressed
Steel (‘ar was marked up two points.
Brooklyn Transit one and 17. S. Rub~
ber 95,. The trading was very active
and the early tune a good deal con-
fused.
PRICE
Bargain Days h
Are Here
15 DAYS SALE ‘-
Prices Are Cut So Deep You
Cannot Afford to Miss
This Sale
Price’s Clothing Store:
98 Washington Street
' South Norwalk.
WALL STREET. II a, inn-Although
there was aggressive buying of a bum»
her of the low priced railroads and
specialties, the usual limiters lacked
strength and sold off later to below
yesterday's closing, Reading made. up
its opening loss, but fell back to the
lowest. Southern Pacific. St. Paul and
San l“l'i‘lll(‘lst‘0 2nd pfd. and American
ice lost ii point. Railway Steel Spring
and American Hide and leather pfd.
improved 21/4; and a number of other
specifitics i to 114.
WALL STREET, N0:il.——Athnll(‘95
in copper stocks and in a number of
specialties helped to rally iii. market.
but realizing sales were renewed from
time to time. Federal Sugar pfd. and
General Chemical sold at advances of
five. l'. S. Pine 2. l’ittsburg (‘oal pfd.
1&5, internatiiunil Pump 11/2,. and
American Smelling and several others
1. Northern Pacific declined 1 and
t‘levclnlid. C. C. 8: St. Louis 1‘13. Tho
market was dull and irregular at noon.
Bonds were siendv
WALI S'lRl? l?’ l', i p. 111 ~ The rise
to rccoid prices in l'iilon Pacific and
Phone 165-5
the l‘. S. Steel stocks stimulated the NATURE. _ THE CONUNDRUM MAN AGAIN.
12:12::4'ofThmfermfimnilrgfig£32123: There's beauty in the iilesaiiw, ( The man with the comniodorevander-
hilt
came into the office of the man
llic discouraged hair and the tense
rant fountain pen and asked:‘
“What. is the difference between a:
whiskers and tln- encored chin
Beside the silvery stream,
ith
When bright meridian siilibeains
lu quivering sparkles gleam.
0;- when the whispering night winds
pfd. and the 4 l”: per cent. bonds. In
loll Pacific rose to 1:02 1-4, 1'. S. Steel
iii-ought 7.1, and the preferred 129 1-4.
1‘. S. Rubber and American (‘ar pfd.
iiiid llctlilchi-iii Steel stocks advanced Softly kiss the lmlml)’ Hill I 4,
'3 H to ‘3 l2, Metropolitan Street. itsii And the low chirping inserts i man who is punctuating :1. story write
way and liitcrhorough-Metropolitan DUSlul‘b ”19 stillness tht’l't‘. “ ten by a friend who has sent It to him
pfd." .. ‘(ll(' 4 l 2 per cent bonds‘I .., “'11 u for revision, aiid who is not only care.-
biish pfd i 1'. and Ainiiigaiiiatcd (‘up- 'Hlt‘r'c s bcnuty will u at midnight. ’ less but. iiiiversed in the uses of come
per 1 All naiuic's lulled to sleep ‘ ‘ mas, periods and the like, but who
thinks if he. can get the manuscript
fixed up it will stand a chance with a
magazine. because he has a friend who
knows a magazine editor—what. is tho
difference between him and a man who
whiles away idle moments writing lit-
Except the ercr rolling, vast.
'i‘uiiiultuous raging deep;
To hear the rolling billows dash,
The swelling surges mar,
Which break with foaming fury
l'piiu the-vl'ot‘ky shore.
PRESIDENT FALLIERES SATIS-
FIED.
PARIS, August 3.——Presidcnt Fai-
ilt'l‘t's at the cabinet meeting today vol.
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t C‘V‘nl
L
m, m“ “mu “Ngummn Wm, [he “L . . 1 ‘1" lie is on ,iurgo sheets of manila pa~
- , Therc s beauty and gruiid iiisjesti poi-1'
5"" Of his ”Wm interview with me- iii the setting of the sun, '1 The man _witli the discouraged hair
9"“ Nicholas. 0' ““3““ and Foreign The golden tinged horizon. ' ' shakes his head and continues his
Minister i’ichon explained that his And the stars that one by tllll' ' work, lnii‘ilic man with the commo~
iioreranderbiit whiskers informs him:
“One eyes his dots and thenthel‘
dots his 1's. You can use that one it
you want to," ‘ ' ~ -
in spite of lhc fervent. hope of the.
man \\ Hit the li‘(:llt itialiit fountain pen,
his tallci does not. slip and fall down
the stalls .15 he goes out .Chlcagu
Post “
Come forth in sparkling splendor
From the azure fields on high,
And to sec o'er the eastern hills,
The moon rise..in the sky.
~W. ll. WILLIS.
conference with .‘ii. iswolsky. the Rus-
shin Minister of Foreign Affairs show
ed that pc‘rft ct .iccord existed between
the allies on all pending international
que silmis.
"(lood heavens. liautliubcr.
your rooms been broken into?"
"0, no.‘ I always do this when i go
mini Then if a burglar does come he
'l‘ommy—«Pop, a mini is :i lniiliclor
until he gets married isn't he?
Tommy's l‘opros, my son. Tommy
—~—\Vhst does he cull himself slice
have
A—~_——4
A man doesn’ 1'. put his best it‘s!
'wards? Tommy's P p~l'd hatr- to thinks the pace has been broken into
tell you, my soii~—Pliiliideiphia lllcc- flirt‘RdV 1‘" K093 "“11." ~Mngséud0r- word when he goes to achlIOpodlst. ~
ord. , t'el‘ illnttcr. Philadelphia. Record. . ‘ .
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‘i
1909 1909
To the Public.
I]! Now 18 the time for yOu to prepare and pro-
‘Vide for the NEXT WINTER’S COMFORT.
(ii We have on hand a largo stock of Lehigh, high-J
est mgrade FRESH MINED COAL, and, as you
know, this time of the year we have more time»
'to take extra care and pains in screening our
Coal FREE FROM DUST AND. DIRT.
Ill Our drivers are careful and will not injure
your driveways or lawns, and will put the Coal
just where you want itT
til We want a trial order, if you haven’t dealt with
us, to prove Our reputation as to quality of. Coal
we sell .
til We shall be pleased to hear from You, either
by letter, phone or personal call.’ ‘
ti] Thanking you for past favors we respectfully
solicit your future trade
‘ Yours very truly,
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