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lfliil NEWS“
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALL!
Die—Now: Department
Uzi—Bunion- Department
M—Braneh Office, Non-walk
N0 .-Ed|tor'l Residence
7295~0lty Editor'a Realdenco
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity:
continued cool tonight and Wednes-
day. Local showers have occurred dur-
the last 24 hours in the Mlhaiaalppl
Valley from St. Louis southward to
the Gulf, and along the Gulf and South
Atlantic coasts. All area of high pree-
Sill‘e central over tile eastern portion
Of the Lake region in producing cool.
pleasant Weather ill the central and
eastern eectiona. Only a few places.
and those in the Southwest report
temperatures at 90 degrees or above.
Conditions favor for this vicinity very
pleasant weather with moderate tem-
perattlreu.
AI-
M.—
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. .
Temperature: Low. be; high. 80.
Clear.
Read about the sale of dresses at the
Mintz store. See adv.
.Willinln Wellericil. Jr.. of Dover
street, has gone to New York to lake
apposition.
Miss Lelia Brampton, of Holden ave»
llue, spent the day in New York city
yesterday with friends.
The appointment of the permanent
priest for the parish of St. Mary's has
not been made as yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Kolb. or New York
city. spent Sunday with Mrs. Kolb'e
brother. William Went-rick. of Dover
street.
mm...‘
Harry 'l‘ove. of Lexington avenue,
lerk ill the South Norwalk Municipal
alfil'il‘ll‘ Works. in spending -u few
days ill Brooklyn.
Contractor Sulvator (L'llllrt'oll begun
the work of grading I‘lly avenue. thin
morning, alld expects to have it finish-
ed ill a few Weeks.
Mrs. W. ll. Walnll and non William
.l.. of Bridgeport, Were the gill‘liIi-l of
Mrs. Walsh's parents. Ilir. and hire.
David li‘llillt’l‘i)’. over the Fourth.
Tile regular adjourned meeting of
. the town will he held tomorrow oven-
ing in the town hall at ll o‘clock. The
meeting is for the purpose of hearing
the reports of the various bridge (‘01))-
mltteeo.
The newest colorless in lurked. hem
atltt-lled. rllfllod ltldpialn paranoia. till
well all the. moat bewildering affectn in
color combinations. with prices inter-
lletlngiy low in every instance. are to
be had at. N. E. ilynn Co‘s ulut‘u.
Bulvutor (lilariott lulu tln- contract
to countruct the cellar for the build-
lllg which will. be erected ill My are
one. near the Lowe ntrm-l railroad
bridge. The llti‘ncturo will he 40 x 42
feet. and will contain two stores. with
apartment-Tor two family upntuirll.
“new...”
The soup: Norwa ‘ Quartet (‘luh
held itn midsummer Ionic. Sunday af-
temoon.Ln Friedrioh‘u Grove in South
[art society and the Sena or IlPl‘mnll.
attende nd it title time who
had. TlleQuuiaLClnb till“); a number
of its favorite aelectionll. and a dinner
wall nonempmg
7!. .l. Audio? 9 and Son iompuny
will lnrnillh ym hence completely. Set.-
adv. ,l.
‘l
Chauncey amount not no out. to
see the fight between the negro and
the white ml ’ Hall 1 hill ticket all
purchared an errand i was really
for him to so. bill there are no apoc-
lal train: and he returned his ticket.
‘E’ii‘aroid Roadie. with his mother.
Min“ and William Want. and litr-
out Gregory. made a 160 mile cutout!»
bile trip yesterday. leaving Hawaii; in
the alumina anumturntug‘tn the even-
tag. They met if“ to West'Potllt.
and from there Ito Pauline: lie. Helm
the etc or tome me w
. ' ’dl eggs. of the party. The re
turn trip it» made coming through
than
i
1
3: for Sealing ,
THE MODE
cow onw
.‘VINOLM‘
IN '
Tonic Reconstruéto
IV “v
F. H. BAXTER '
Boat Frame- m' up
plank.
launch» or all aim
by competent women.
All kind: of repair work.
Oyster ShehPothorwalk
anomaou's
Launch Works.
ondrudyto
built to GM"
and you buoy. fftlzly 10
afternoon. 1‘
lug parties any in filing
terms. Colllnlodb a. sat
particulars uddllew
South Norwalk
J_
. “A...“ 9. ... .-.
Stephen Novalt
Franklin street;
ww-
Mrs. White, in ‘Yt tors.
——p.op
ilollaelteoper.
(:Ool salts from i) to
and Stevens. Seriescr
ileutl-r Sanford it'lll
Dallhury with his
and rulurn‘ed't‘o h
& l’. Tea Cofll Mu str
morning.
”a
The Misses (‘lil 'llle
with the Mrlil'nth othe
belry ilill avenue 'l‘il't’.
New York thin luring.
who has spent‘t
home of his far it n A
turned to hill in of
church
tug ten days at
a great display
ins.
Sunday hallo hag no
Point betwut-n ,
the Springfieldnlwn in
by the score of 8 it.
games of his ll
(anion-which w
Havens Were unto...
nlnlr by the ac r0, .0 to
returned to Norwn Iliti
Sailors, Ahoy!
Take a trip on lie launch Ajax from
Fair and Roton Point .grn'nd the, lighthouse
Can be chariot-r~ for fishing or nail-
A. W. Milo. Manager
R. F. D. 37
Prior: x79-12
Dr. it. E. Modal. is enjoying his arr
' uual vacation. .:
w. ..—o—.
ill at Mt! lltlllli‘ ill
Henry Boretf’i: :isitillg his cousin
The ilecklnnli‘ ox. will interest the
a» r read it.
A new diaplé .viudow
placed ill the curl Railroad avenue.
“a.“
route yesterday
'l‘lt ill the it. A.
liulpln of New Yr; uncut llu- i~‘outh
.4, _.~_..
Bryce Moaee. oiVaslllnuton. h. (3..
holidays ill
Washington thin lruillg.
The choir boys roll:
in New Yk. who on» nimllii
James Summer
Home ill Strnwhel illll ll\'t‘lllit‘, hull Sm] Bags
of eworlln ill;‘t own
Special aide or t. lloan nlntlronscn
at the Mitchell on, See mir,
William H. liedld spent
and yesterday in h‘ Haven and \if’iil-
lty with friends. a. what-amt
New Hlli't'tls and
iieli‘nrd “textile tlynnte til the .«ulllo
place and there e w out of tin- hunt
fourteen illuuinz
lied by tho Wit
terburya and thuN llavru. ’t‘in‘ New
cents. Mary
at reasonable
e, speedy. For
is lwinl:
$30 at liolzoru
iption in adv.
the day in
out more this
and Hillililt‘iil
l‘a in Straw
y returned it)
tllb
roll street, rt"
llunlno-m ill
St. Junior;
1
Sunday
the
at Liabiltouuu
tit-r team won
Y‘lltllvl‘iilll Mr.
in the tilt: in‘
c
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I The Hotpoint um scheduler & Mani? utilities
, Coot Suits 5
sun no
This islthfi weather ” you melt appreciate .
suits at their true value. Light-colored lightweight
clothes for Summer, thin yet durable; the coolest: fa-
bric: wool‘can make. The perfect hand necdle‘Work
gives them shape-keeping qualities which ordilacking
thin
in many of the suits. offered generaiii‘yg
Soft, delicate greys. tans. olives. blue urges. in rough
weaves. tropical worsteda. wool crashes and home-
spuns—half and quarter lined with alpaca—bin medals ‘
for men and young men-«coat and trousers, $10 to $30.
We are having a big call for soft Ihirta; lucky we
bought so many early in the season; they‘re scarce
now. Beauties in soisette. silk-and-llnen and pure silk.
French culls, collars or neckbands, $1 to $3
Separate Summer trousers, $2.50 to $6.,
The New Store
24 Wall ‘St., Norwaik. .
CLOSED ALL DAY, MONDAY, JULY THE FOURTH
Wm
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‘
TWO STORES:
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
South Norwalk
:4 South, Main St.
The auccella of your broods, from the moment they are out of the
shell. depends on the feed you use,
“Bonnie" Chick Feed. homo pr!-
pared and fruit each day, in the kind you can depend on to make title.
healthy fowia and future steady layers.
Every grain in "Botlnle
Chit-k Feed Ia owaet and sound. and is solid nutrition. "iJonnie"Chlck
Feedmonlaina the choicest imported Milletu, tine cranked charcoal
and thoroughly dried and aelected grains, such all out meal, cracked
wheat, cracked kalllr and fine old cracked corn.
Why not use a re
liable. specially prepared, clean. wholesome feed. fresh made each day.
rather than feed from the West. necessarly Italef
chance when you pay as much it not more?
Ask For "Bonnie"
Home Ground Feeds.
Quality First. Lent and All the TIMI.
Why take the
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
Plaid.
on:
JACKSON'S STUDI
"For the Land sake” an lcwkcr’l
Fertilizer. for Lawn. Garden and
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children‘s; Studio
PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Opponlte Hotel
Jackson’s Studio
58 WIN 8!.
Blues.
Weaktish
Soft Crabs, - 65c and 90c doz.
- lZ'it‘. - 150’
10c
- ’ ..
NONWALK. CONN.
Salmon
ibc'little Necks. Long and Round
Clams, Native Lobsters.
All Fresh Today
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
‘ street. filled the shrink pavement and
.3... ed out was announced by The Sentinel
TELEPHONE 108.
i. Mr. llull‘ol‘ti
l evening '
_ l:
dope 9d
“Beloreguiy 10
drawdtarut
From lly lst
in w “Viniiloiuflmont of
TheStlutNorwalk
Tni
Suggest to your numnler visitors that during vacation in the time to
all for Photographs. The place ill
The North Studio
NO. 78 WASHINGTON 6T. IOUTH NORWALK.
FireWorks
I Min». Devil Among the Tellers. Rockets, Rom-ll Candice, Pin wnulo. Flow-
ol- Peta. Conn. Ammunition. Repeating Cup Natale. ‘lparklcu. Ihootln. .
gettln m” on” back. it w” b“ 00. Match”, IIIOOM, Inuit“. Bun eta puns. Nigger Chant-s. Torpedo“, and
:‘litwhg al'ltdmligmwifi brig; no”; then: M ' all Mandarlwcl'aolunl. w- me have automation from .1 up.
him watched the returns: with inter- “5 m7!" PAID
“ éOLEMAN's ,
etc; v. (St: cake. 15c ii).
sensitively
, .llgennrlrtu 1m
UNITED GROCERY co.
3
75,090 to some". avatar.
, ed by two unknown in tin men hm
" ed them with the declaration. "John-
' Both prohaly will recover.
PHONE 14!:
i
.W_.M.
'llliil tutti lit. ~
8
to Hear Results as Obtain-
“ all by The sentinel
lull. alwayl dip ‘
events tranapiredljjfl'ho‘?.Bentlnel was
tbpaicged- with room “yesterday for
the latest information concerning the
defines and Johnson. tight. An in-
tensely interested crowd of a thousand.
or more people packed in front of The
Sentinel building in Washington
sidewalks completely'fl‘om aide to side
and for many feet either way. Auto-
mobile partiell were strung along for a
black on both aides of the utmet out.-
slde the confines of the moth of pet
dEItl‘llulsOfmd many windows on. the
opposite side of the street from The
Sentinel office of publication Were fill-
ed. Even the roof of one of the build»
lugs was occupied. A detail 01 no-
lice Were on hand. but their work call-
aisted entirely of keeping a passage
open on the highway. which tank.
however. was a difficult one on ac-
count of the way the crowd was pack-
ed in to get the best places of van-
tage to hear the news preliminary to
the tight and round by rodnd. A mega-
phone proved the beat method of get-
ting the news to the waiting throng.
Bulletins were nine pasted on the bul~
letin boards in front of The Sentinel
other», but on account of the compare-
tively small number of people who
could get close enough to read them,
the great. majority depended entirely
on the megaphone.
The Sentinel's service was perfect.
proving again the great. superiority of
the Associated Press, the greatest
news gathering institution in the
world. The Sentinel has the full ser-
vice and was able to give every detail
concerning the light in minute detail
practically at the instant it occurred.
The fact that .lelfrlou had been knock-
lll less than two minutes after John.
son had put the white man out of com-
luiaslon. This was by all odds the
first information in The Norwalka of
the outcome of the great battle.
The great crowd ill front of The Sell-
tlncl office was amazed, even though
for several rounds the bulletins and
detailed story of the light tellowed that
Johnson was steadily wearing .lpffriea
down. When the flash of Johnson's
victory arrived and was immediately
announced. the colored men In the
crowd were oval-toyed and vented their
enthusiasm by shouting their give. The
crowd. naturally remaining a far
gruutcr pt-rv-l-ntage of white men.
could hardly believe the news and
aloud in nilullrc awaiting the details of
the final boating, which were nnnouno
ml as received over The. Sentinel'a pri-
vate wire by he own operator.
Then within a very few minutes. a
apcrinl extra edition of The Sentinel
was binned. maintains: a complete ac-
count of the light. The papers were
snapped up by the hundreds as fast as
the lift‘Sti thtiili whirl them off. allow-
lug the public to read the first news-
pnper urrount of the battle. (‘nples of
the edition Were «eagerly awaited at all
sections of the town They were de-
livered by trolley care. runners and
automobile and placed in the hands of
the public with on little delay as pos-
slbiv.
lllll ill till slllll
WALL STREET. liltitl l. m.-A
very unsettled tout- characterized the
opening stock market. The advance
during the three daya’ holiday lit inn:
don affected only a part of the list.
the metal lndualrinis and some of the
lending railroads uhowtng weakness.
Chesapeake at Ohio was lifted iii and
Baltimore an Ohio and New York Cen-
tral n‘ point. The United States Steel
almks and Pennsylvania Railroad de-
clined t. and Union Pacific and Ameri-
rnu Startling 1%. Reading. after open-
Ina up at. run off iii below last Prt.
day.
WALL STREET. ii a. lll.»'l‘hern
were a few tittul ralllen. but the
whole market soon aank back to the
low level. Some of the largest decllnob
ill the first hour'u trading were head-
ing 4. Union Pacific 3%. Northern
Pacific 2‘... U. it Steel 3 , St. Paul
2%. Atrlliaon 2% and lint Island ll
poinla.
~—»—~«
GROCERY 8T0!!! ENTERED.
Nell-on H. lioyt. the Worthington
street grocer. reported to the police to.
day that he believed the name burglars
who allowed Saturday night in Wash;
tuition and South Main litmus. enter:
ed hi. More. and went through the
cult register. Mr. lloyt never leavell
any money there. no the thoivell got
nothing for their trouble. all nothing
nice in the more appeared to be dis.
turned. Home papers on the «leak had
been overhauled. Entrance was affect»
ted by a rear window. which had not
been locked.
Shooting in New Oriana.
NEW ORLEANS. 14.. July hwdalnea
bee and Emile Thump-on. two he
drool, were shot and u ioullly wound-
lut night. According to the wounded
idea'- nary. the white men approach-t
non won. but we will get even with all
m lawman b it or
or t croupon out: a re a
pistol shots. Lee was shot in the {lead
and 'l‘ilmntllon in the arm and side.
EMILY urinate.
"I am looking for a job."
"What itind of a job?"
"Don‘t care much."
itlint" ‘
"life. ”all want any old lob that
viii Mil we of itself and of me, too."
1
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; Bliiliifl‘ Blilll
AiPOlpiB of The linrwililts Eager!
"I!“ dfiae when big,
I
v
BATHING SUITS for boy» 750.
and 36.00. Cut! bottoms.
omen SUITS, not).
gun metal and patent.
VACATION OUTFITS.
\
‘illlllillilill iiiilil IIIWS
Extra specials at the Great A. & P.
Tea Company. See adv.
Pure paratlne wax for sealing jellies.
etr. at Stillson-l’owell Corporation. See
adv.
Miss Louise Reynolds, of Weston.
spent yesterday in Norwalk with
friends.
Reduction mile of summer goods at
The Paris Suit House. The prices will
be found in adv.
The Jones and liotchkiss Company
Sell everything in the heating and
plumbing fixture line.
Mills Nellie Schanb. of Stamford.
who spent the holiday with relatives
here. has returned to her home.
Frank Lyle. formerly of South Nor-
walk. now of Bridgeport. spent a few
days with friends and relatives here.
_. ........—.-_—..
Mr. and Mrs. William Cuneo. of
Danhury. were Fourth of July guests
of Mr. and Mr; George Cuneo, of this
city.
Theater. the Stamford Optician urges
you not to neglect your eyes. Hi9 adv.
will interest all sufferers from eye at
faction.
The Rake Over Club will be enter-
tained at the home of Miss Emma
Schmidt. of North Main street. this
evening.
if you want a delightful trip on the
sound. or want to go flailing you can
charter the commodities launch Ajax.
See adv.
Edward J. O’Brien. returned to Ny-
ark. N. it. last evening after spending
the holiday with relatives in South
Norwallt.
The Weatport‘Norwalk trolley care
ran every twenty minutes yesterday
and even at thia schedule the crowd
was great.
hiiaa Louise Schallb. one. of the pop
ular atonographeru at the Sealahlpt
(.lyulol‘ Byetem. is enjoying a few
weeku‘ vacation.
Dr. i". ll Olmstead. the veterinary
surgeon of Washington street. attend-
ed the old home tiny celebration in
llutilel, yeaterday.
Louie Verlln. Jr. who in now in the
employ of the Old Dominion Steam»
hill]! Company in New York. apont the
Fourth at his home in Norwalk.
Min (liarn ii. Krilliacharh, of tiny
lllour. has returned to her home, after:
spending the Fourth with her cousins.
the Mines Kraomer. of North Main
nireet.
” The water main which bur-t at the
Maiden avenue pipe line was repaired
Sunday night late. The break was in
the main line into the city and wan a
serious one. The pres-urn wan col»
Ildembiy lessened for a time until the
repairs had been made.
There were three false tire alarm
in Nnrwulk on the main. of the third
of July. and the firemen responded on
the lump. There on nothing for the
firemen to do and they returned to
their reapeotive house. when reimb-
ment. were served. The tinnitus Club
unnerved open lion“ and at tantalum
refreuhmonnl were served. There m
it good attendance and all room a
need time. Pool and cards were
among the nine: that were played
and there rm music and, singing.
M 1 o'clock ind Odleer Jami
Murray on coming own to Neural!
on a Winntpankrm and he noticed
that the telephone witch be: on the
Me at the corner of (tritium. street
and Center “ennui-wad tiara unite
timely. tic went 'into that until
lire lieu-e gamut street we
touch on .‘wlla milieu
tilde mew.
_ u:
, no limit
HOT WEATHER WEAR-
VACATION WEAR--
WEAR FOR EVERYWHERE-i
Don't bake in that heavy cult—wlave it for fall. (let one of our
weight. and lauzh‘at the fellow who doesn’t. .
MEN'S BATHING SUITS, 81.00. $2.50, $3.00. 84.00.
STRAW HATS, Split: and Sentient, 81.63) to “.00.
WHITE PANTS. very popular this «lesson. Flannel, tapeworm. 85.00..
French culled, soft cultured SHIRTS. ”.00. $1.60.
The coolest kind of UNDERWEAR, (lac.
$3.00 and 84.00 are the prices of our OXFORDB. The leather: are
Price’s Clothing Store?
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk _
um,
,
., ,
it
"u ,,
v. t 1: rmn‘t
tan.
Brothers Lodge last evening in the.
quarters in Wall street. There wall a
good attendance and the regular roar
tine business of the order was trauma"
ted. . ‘
Dixvision No. i. A. O. H. will have
regular business meeting on Thur».
day evening.
Miss Mary Havy. of Bridgeport.
spent the Fourth with Miss Catherine.
Fallon in Riverside avenue. .
Herman Wesley Johnson. of South
Norwaik. spent the Fourth at hie par-
ental fireside. in Georgetown. »
‘ George'J. Cavanagh has not yet re-
turned from his visit over the Fourth
vyvlth friends in Lebanuon Springs. N.
William A. Kellogg, of Norwalk who
spent Sunday in Ansonia and yester—
day in Waterbury has returned to Nor-
walk.
-
Frank Brundage returned‘tills ,morlr
lug after spending the Fourth WRITE...
fiance. Miss Ethel
Kallenbach. in
Brooklyn. ‘
Walter Aiken. of Orange. N. J.. for
meriy of Wilton avenue. is apendlnl
a few days at his parental home in
that street.
m
There will be a meeting of the Fra-
ternal Order of Eagles on Wednesday
evening. tomorrow. A full attendance
is requested.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Randall, of
Norwalk, and Mrs. G. ‘D. McKay. of
Rowayton. enjoyed an outing at R. 8.
Barclay": Wood island. yesterday.
Mills Grace Valiant. of Norwalk, left
this morning for Belgrade Lakes Maine .
and will spend the summer there with . ~
a party of friends from New York
City.
Mr. and Mrs. William Clune event:
the day with the Clone ulster-e in Rivh
eratde avenue. Mrs. J.‘ Robert: of New
.YOrk also spent the Fourth at the
same place. .
There will be a meeting of all thh
Norwalk Fire Department Computing
this coming and they will luv their
trash previous to the bullpen m‘ouii'.
They will all go to school Itroct.
While Dr. C. B. Keillor in. out in
his yacht .Dollance. retard-y with 1
party. the heat lost her rudder. George,
R. Van Alatyne came Alon: in tall
Yacht mullet and towed the Matteo
into Five Mile River.
F. L. Chandler II much improved at
hi: home in Chennai Itmi today.fle
ill not yet able to be about. however.
though it is expected that he will be ‘
able to resume hill dutiu in I
time.
The Norwalk City Council met in:
evening and were in the council chairi-
lm but a moment. The motion to Id-
iounl was in order. and they adjourn-
ed until thluovonind at 3 o'clock. Ono ,
or tile councilman w teen Zhll mom
in; and he elated t at there will be
nothing or any particular hum
brought up.
W r
There nu all canceled lam nth-
ertng at. the itiutn Nous ’CMba .
day all day. The ‘ hereon
"ling.“ “ti. and V ‘ W
as I own 1 r m
an Thunder of this out Mill
in a bottom mail and the elation
of odious-u will & place. Gun-
nelloiu; with IOW ' I
evening then will be
all Initiator oil W
W . w
vac won: or also new.
"ills mention m‘lm'fi ‘ 2
woe ' ‘
a if ,7
in? is; .
trio.
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Norwalk Chronicler