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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 28, 1909 · page 8

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:hat appeals to all eyes is a lady
in fact it give. her a figure that is
‘f ' DENONERB AND
.30 50. MAIN OTRIET TIL.

AQUILA

 

 
 
 
 

Ladies of South Norwallt and
try this new and stylish business.‘

we will give satisfactory work

 

rumour 47c.

 

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port on Mr. Harrimau's condition that
has come thus far from anyone out-
side of the‘ lIOtIsehoid has been ob‘
~tained from the. Rev. H. il. McGuinus.
rector of the Episcopal church at
Chester. about eight miles from here
Mr. McGuinus spent more titan an
hour with Mr. Harliman \e'stetday.

“Wht’n i drove over to MI. llaIri-
mman's' home." said the cler.gyman
“l feared tllat I should not be able to
see him on account of the Manning
reports of his condition and on the
contrary. i find him looking much bet
ter than I expected Ills handshake
is firm and to me he looked better than
when he ivent to Europe."

Mr. lichuiuua chided the newspaper
men for displaying so Illllt'll activity
about the liarritnau place. but ‘he ab»
solutely refused to tell whether or not
He saw anything during his visit that
would confirm reports or a possible
pending operation.

The weather today was It repetition
of that which prevailed here during
most of the week. The air is clear
with snap and sparkle. Although at
midday It is hot in the valley. there
is always a cool breeze at the finan-
eidr’s residence. The nights are so
cool that two blankets to a bed are.
not unusual. Physicians say that the
sick man could have not chosen a
better spot for his recuperation.
Those who believe that the events
I the past twent\ top home por-
lt Loni. no

wait their opinién‘9 as 9‘th

out will occur ht once or
-. _ a in' the future It is possible
also but the alleged gathering of phy-
sician‘s may not mean an operation
at Ill, but only a consultation which
may or may not have such results The
fact that live strangers who were
probably not workmen and whose ap-
pearance was markedly professional
went to the llarrlma‘n houso yester-
dayis one piece of the evidence that
stands uncontradicted IIIIIoIIg a host
.of contradictions front lllPllll)t"l‘si of
the household. The identity of these.
visitors isrstill‘ a mystery.

LOOKING 'FOR vounc sansonn.

CHICAGO. Aug. 28.—~i‘ornIer United
States Senator Ira .1. Hopkins is on
his way to Mexico. where he will rep-
resent the Sanborn interests in the
complications arising over the arrest
of Harold Sanborn and his subsequent

flight while at liberty on bond. if the
Mexican government prosecutes the
case against the young man. the Unit
dd States government may be drawn
into the light. Young Sanborn was at-
testod at Vera Cruz a few months ago
following a light on his plantation, by
the Mexican authorities. on the charge
that. he was responsible for the death
i of a girl who was shot by a stray
bullet. .

HJAPAN’S NAVAL CURTAILMENT.
.TOKIO; Aug. 28.—-The government
made its first departure from its re-
cently adopted program of naval cur-
tailment today. when it announced
that tblee new cruisers will be con-
, sit-noted for the Japanese navy. Each
of the cruisers will be of five thons~
and tons and the Curtis turbine will be
used in the power plant. The heels
of the new lighting ships will be laid
at Ithe cities of Kare. Nagasaki and
o e

 

 

 

seamen catonv's DANCE.

The newly incorporated ‘Belie island
improvement Association held another
or their enjoyable social events last
droning pt the Norwallci’acht Club.

{Dancing was the feature of the even-
music being furnished by Speidel' s
m The attendance. as was the
also i month ago. was large. most of

' Aimcnon

Tailor-made Suits

Practical Cutters and Ladies’ Tailors

styles are from the biggest New York Fashion House IMitciIeil).

 

 

'TnelitustioALSm

of figure when in one of out‘

at once graceful and stylish.

BROS.

LADIES’ TAILORS.
m sou'rI-I NOR'WALK. cons.

81 BRIA

vicinity are welcome to come and

and only need lilt'ilslllf‘. twice. All

24 MONROE STREET

 

IF YOU ARE WISE——

If good Coal interests you.

If square dealing appeals to you.
This is where you "get off".
And then?

If we get your order

We are going to send-you
Your money's worth

In weight and heating value
Of the best Coal obtainable,
Prepared with care.

Delivered as it should be.

It’s time you thought about it.
Are you wise~or otherwise?

MEWS @AL @9.

 

 

The Paris Cloak

525 Main Street. Stamford

 

 

WHITE

69c sxtnrs . ................ . 496
31.25 sKIa'rs .......... . ..... . 79c
p.50 stn'rs ................ .. 93c

 

iiiiiliilliiii iRRii NEWS

The schooner Russell has united at
the llaytnond Ilrothers dock with a
cargo of clay.

 

The South Norwaik Quartet Club
will have their annual outing tomor-
mw at lt‘redrich's Grove.

 

Mrs, William Pitcher.
this state, is a guest of Mrs.
Iirundugs. of 76 Spring street.

of Sharon.
Jesse S.

 

 

MI‘. and Mrs. l‘eppard. of Ilayview
avenue. have returned after a three
weeks' visit to the Jersey coast.

 

The regular Saturday night dance
will be held this evening at the Coun-
try (‘lub. Spcidel's orchestra will fur-
nish innate.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Stephen Mun-
roe fire expected to arrive home in
Soul Norwaik this evening from their
vacation tIip.

Miss Mabel A. Ferris. of Washing.
ton street. who is convn'cscing trout
an attack of typhoid fever, is able to
go out for automobile and carriage
litit‘s I-IIrlI pleasant day.

 

“Green Soft lints. O'Brien.

 

 

 

The Size of-
Your Coal Bill

surely interests you. You have.
seen it go up while your funds
go down.

We Can
Bring It Down

with our Hazicton coal—clean.
dry. bright. from selected mines.

The summons Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 mm o.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

1‘le Weber Stock Company. nlIich
played a long IIIIII'InII-rI engagement
iheItI. Is to start on a tour of the New
‘I‘Cuglaud States next Monday and will
play one night stands. The bill will
ili‘ Lena Rivers.

 

The members of the IEpwoth
League societies in the Nora-hilt group.
including Rowayton. llaricn and The
Norwaiks. enjoyed a trolley ride to
Compo lieach, last evening. one of
the “jumbo“ curs, filled to its capacity.
starting from South Main street at it
o'clock. The return home from the
beach occurred about 10:30, the party
reporting an enjoyable moonlight ride.

The Italian independent Society held
a meeting last night and appointed
their committee to act in conjunction
with the committee from the
Italian organizations for the proposed
big celebration of (‘olumbus Day, Oc-
tober 12th. The committee of five
from the independent Society is com-

posed of Joseph Cnposeiln. James

Cinqtte. II. lit-Marts. P. Cirullo and

James Mola. ‘
M

The management of the Belle island
House are to give a farewell dance at
the Roton- Point pavilion next Tuesday.
The. old Belle Island hotel that has
stood for so many years is to be torn
down or moved and this event will
mark its passing Earl Dickersoa.wbo
has the affair in charge. states that
tour colored couples from New York
will come. to the dance to compete for

 

Blues. 16c;
Cod. 12c: Halibut. 16c:
Butterflsh. 10c; SaIIIIou.
fish, 12c; Salmon. 180.

A AarOnson

Successor to JOHN C. SILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
181 WAGHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY.

Eels. 16c; Porgies. 12c:
Haddock. 100:
18c;

Weak-

— a prize of 525.

an "anti In:

The. Rev. W. H. Thomas will occupy
the pulpit both morning and evenins
at the South Norwalk Methodist
Church tomorrow. in the morning the
subject of his sermon will be "The
Common People" and In the evenins
he will give reminiscences of the life
of Oliver Wendell Holmes. whose
100th birthday occurs this month. The
choir of the church and Organist Ar-
thur 8. Huntington will also resume
their duties tomorrow after the annual
vacation.

 

Court Edmonde DeAmicis. the re!
cently organised italian Court. of For-
esters. has arranged a big reception

 

 

John BaalieI was fined 85 in the
police court this morning for an al-
leged assaul last Sunday night. Baa-
lier was arrested earlier in the week

 

”Numbers of the summer colony
hilt-tbs out.

 
 
 
 
 

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" Your Family, :lll .One Sense,
a: corporation, and your incoma must be managed to show a net
urplua or the management in not what it shtmld be ~

n. A savings account in this MU'L‘UAb kvisgs Bank will help to
)‘Wugour family finances on a sound footing. It or more starts an

” South Norwalk Savings Bank

untrue IANK smucmo.

bylSpeciai Otllccr Clarence Carmen
ott

 
 

I soars nonstick. noun.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

for tomorrow. afternoon at 3 o'clock.
at the new Foresters‘ Hall in Railroad
avenue. The members of Court Nar-
nIk. of Norwaik. Court Mahackemo, of
South Norwalk. and both lodges of
Compan s of the Fronts from. The
Nortval .' have been invited and the
visitor may also bring guests. There
will be a program of speech making
and other features and refreshments
will lbs served.

OTAIMFORD MANUFACTORY BURN
‘ ‘00
. 1 STAMFORD. August 28—The mantis
tory of F. Beck and Company. oi
‘ew York. which Is located on the
canal was damaged by lira this morn-
ing to the extent of about three thous-

-” nd dollars. The fire started on tho
‘ lrd iloor and most of the damage

 

 

known. The loss is covered by in
Imam. It is expected that opera-
tionint the plant will be resumed nest

 

and Suit Housei
3| OOUTH MAIN ITIEIT, OOUTH NORWALK.

Note This Bargain!

A PURE IRISH LINEN WAIST. laundered collar and cuffs:
each Waist ls-iabeled Pure irlab Linen. for ..

SALE IN IOTH STORES.

33 So. Main St.. 50. Norwaik .

 

Golden's Attractions Are
the Low Prices

See Our Big Window Display

L. GOLDEN

. 68 Washington Street

 
 

other.

. and at last he pthltcd it up and present-
- ed it to the grand) visier with the in-

‘ done on that stage. The cause is 2 _

‘. most of us ,

 

 
 

. 98c

 
 

SKIRTS

32.50 SKIRTS .................. $1.75
83.00 SKIRTS .................. 51.95

Sou‘th. Norwalk

Some Shoes Are Good
Other Shoes Are Better

Our Shoes

Are “Best”

Men’s

Patterson. .53 50. 54.00 and 55.00

Keith Konquercr. 53. 50 and 54.00
52 .50

Waldorf

Lounsbu'v a. Soul»

....... 53. 00, 53.50 and 55.“)
Herrick’s 5.2..00 52.50 and 53.00
Fisher ...... 51.50 and 5200

" Children’s

Educators. 51.50, 51.75 and 52.00
Boston School Shoc-
........ 51.25. 5i.50 and $2.00

CONNF ALLY

-——A-—asD———

BRACKEN

WE SELL THE BEST “-00
SHOE iN CONNECTICUT”

III WASHINGTON smear.
scum NORWALK.

TELEPHONE 363-4

 

INSURANCE

REAL. ESTATE

Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON 8t C0

(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE. ~30. NORWALK

White Lawn Waists
Black China Silk Waists

Suits

Ladies', Misses' and Children's Bathing

Washable Dresses of All Kinds

 

i Foulard and

 

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. i

TRISTRAM 8t HYATT,

NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

Continuation of Our August
Clean-Up Sale

We will continue our August Clean-Up Sale of all kinds of Summer Goods. and
still lower prices will be made to close them out. In addition to the

lines previously mentioned. we have added ourxentlre line of

Wash Silks

Everything in Wash Dress Goods

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TRISTRAM 8t

HYATT,

China and Japanese Mattings
Special prices on all lines in our House-
furnishing Department

NORWAI.K, CONN.

 

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ter's COAL Supply

PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND BE
CONVINCED.

Harris 8t Cans Co.

TEL. 450. 63 WATER ST.

TRY OUR

Bolognas, Frankfurters and San-
sages -— all made _ fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.

F. KARL,

76 NORTH MAIN STREET

PHONE 445.

 

 

A SUCCESSFUL MAN SMOKES A
SUCCESSFUL CIGAR

The Roger Ludlow

10c CIGAR

IS A SUCCESS. 80 ARE THE

Twin City and Nugget
5c CIGARS

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURERS

 

L,.- m... .... _. ....«...........-..

The Smallest come.
The natives “of the Malay Peninsula
have in use the very smallest current
win in the world. It Is a sort of waf-
sr. made from the resinous juice of I
true. and is worth about one-ten- thou-
sandth of a penny. The smallest metal
coin in circulation at the present day
Is the Portuguese three-rein piece.
worth twelve-one-hundredtbs of a pen
ny. The smallest coin circulating oili-
cialiy in any part of the British empire
is the ilve-miliosima piece of Gibraltar.
about half a fanning—Lahore Trib—
has.

Great Depths of Ocean.

A French writer in a scientific msg-
uine mils of the great ocean depths
of 28.0w to 30.000 feet. the tempera-
ture tending toward sero. the perpetual
darkness ranging below depths of
about 1,280 feet; At that level plants.
deprived of Ii i. cannot exist. The
organs of al ht. not being used. have
become atrop hill and disappeared. Yet
there is light oven in that aigbtleas
world. A German exploring ship found
a fish with enormous eyes at a depth
of 6.i00 tests—Ignites“.

__ .
Eccentricitloa of the Shah.
Recently he “ 9 upon a kitten that
immediately c used him. For a
while the ninth played with the kitten.

Igood care of it. Its
(in a gardener. van-
he loved the kitten.
she could not rt with It;' but the
grand vizier thr‘ her a piece of gold.
silenced her w it an awful look. and
walked on all gins kitten under his

structious to
owner. the wt
lured to protest...

 
 

 

Big Clearance S‘aic

MEN'S and BOYS'

Clothing. Shoes and
Furnishings
D. GOTTLIEB

11 NORTH MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK

Lake‘lce

Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co

Office and storage. N. v.. N. H. a H.
Freight Yum.

Two ’Phones — 7543; 814-2
can: wool) .. t“

Hard and soft ready for litany use.
Hard Wood.....51.70 per it out-d.
soft w 16...".50 per lg cord.

Bp 0044.256 Ell“. .

A. CARMI ssrrshyvooo vane.
N0. 74 Newton Avenue,
Phone No. 783 2. orwslit. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

Tuttoraon~Did Bronson leave. a
will? Smithers~ Yes-«that is. he left
a widow. and she‘d represented all the
will Bronsonhad for .26 years.~

 

 

 
 

 

There is I ~ on thing as the big-
gest halt i d to of the fact that

 
 

per's Weekly.

 
 
 
 

For Your Next Win-g

 
 
 

 
 
 

H. KriegerSz Co.

29-31 West Washington Street

 

 

light and airy; no

Norwaiks III This

where.

If

Furniture

“IN—
Basement

(li Visit our Basement Salcsroom——it's
so different from other basements—~—

 

dingy odor; high

ceilings. Here you will find the largest
and best assostment' of all kinds of
Furniture and Floor Coverings in The

is no exaggerated

s’iatemént. if you’ll see it you’ll agree'
with us. til Prices no higher than else-

 

 

Credit Given

Desired

 

 

MONEY T0 LOAN

We loan money to housekeepers at
51 weekly payments. also to property
owners on second and third mort-
gages All business transacted strict
ly confidential. Oillce hours from 9 a.
m. till 7 p. m.; Saturdays till 9 pm

INDEPENDENT LOAN C. OECURITV

COMPANY

94 Washington at. Hull-Mi Bldg.
Ono flight up. Room 1.‘

 

 

Eaton Crane 8t Pike

WR iliiii PAPER

W. A. Buggemtan’ s
MUOIO STORE.

Donovan lloolt. in Washington It.

 

it isn't every prophet who limwiilz

 

 

 

in; to be on the result.

7...;

H. Krieger81 Co.

29-31 Wen Wrishingtou Street

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Fellfihirts

Sale Days are Over!
Our “Star” Shirts

ARE HERE.

All. Stars

ALL ..............s1.so EACH

OTHER FALL nouns are '
Psc'rlo DAILY. .

Joseph Davis

Tailor. canon. Halter.
Furnish",
Trunks and ”other Goods.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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