«so... ssNx ,Em All" Oraiiax ' he outersolea and lnnorselss . " are Oak “The Heels and Counters are .- solid Leather ' I Coal. Bumiug Time is Coming " We have the pick at the mines. iresh iroin the mlnera' pick. You can pick out the best kind for your purpose here. Are You Ready All Slush- Iast rodeo Full Weight Finest Quality Hazleton‘ Coal B. Hershiieid 8t Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water at. ecoNuEALLY BRACKEN I I It wasmnaron srnear. sour» nonwaut. rsLaPHowe sou 35* s. I“. If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ~‘Fresh Fruits and ‘ Vegetables We have them. All kinds in ' season. 1" .Extra'Plnd rescues ‘_ “I ‘ e Qpecralty. CANNES SWAIN. TOBACCO and . ‘ 005A WA R " G. emoti'ro 79 W a .‘o '7’“ 9. i'i‘ol. 087 “i 7 ooh I ‘ ”CAL . THE REASON WE ADVER- TISE is because we want YOUR .. .. business. We do not expect our down wish to sell all the coal used in this town, but we have room for YOUR order on our books. and it we get it we are go- in; to send you the bent coal we know about. prepared with care. properly and promptly delivered. . If we are a little enthusiastic over our coal it is because we Mow what it is and we know that dittoustoniers are going to be or! when they burn it. i 3' ‘L '1 .. ..-._ .. «fr,_...1..§.......... . ., l , Hove till pnlro of Men’s Crawford Oxfords All leathers. odd niece. to be sold bo- iow regular price 83.50 grade H... .............. 83.00 84.00 grade 13360 84.50 grade .................... $3.90 8.3.00 grade ........ ...........M25 its wunme'tou mm BRIDGE sou-m NORWALK ....-... ...,...‘......._..e .... Hotel Mahackemo J. R. CONNOR. Mgr. IIIVIGI ANDOUIOINI UP TO DA?! RATIO .2 FIR DAY AND UPWAND sunosr DINNERS. 75c Banquets a Specialty TIL. CALL II FINANCIERS CLUB (PRIVATE STOCK) The Whiskey Without a Peer to as use AT ALL rinsmtsss . HoreLe ano csree. Pest Cards new views From 10° up e to. to Post CilidAlbums W. A. Brigger’man's “music arena. Donovan Iiooll. 138 Washington It. ., ..,........ , who'll- hm... . it is reported by nutoists coming tnmuah from Bridgeport that there are a number oi motor cycle state police patrollinn the roads between Bridge» port and Nor-walk. They have made no local meets or stopped any local sales has your earnings. tor deposit in the . , isothermal. Sayings Bank I, W n ,1 a habit. end the ltnowlodae that it is constantly, beta: as far as could be learned this morn- ing. . . . w. e..-—m..., «s, . . .«v. .. .r a"..- . conned, 48 Pleasant m- ute «to or whose ' ’ Dillon. lrt is , ‘ not theirind oi more ' .ibwn. dt is in at sites byfitseii. no Medication surround prices coasts es. Misses? Dresses.- ‘Ghlltlren's sud olri‘s' m ID,‘ _ t" it shrew“ .. timi- iut been wuui boost um Boots. cutaneous. White Li on alumnae clumped. iiuslin Petticoats. thiltht tiny/nation». it Gloves. Corsets. Dorset donors... and“ the handsome‘st line or. Waists in town. "Sale“ inbuilt stores. 51w Main .: f .5.de was. Milton Peek; , Word has been received in town of the death of Milton Peck. who though he has been away from Norwalk for about a dozen years. was wall known here. As a young man Mr. Peck was employed in the little Corner. Dru: store. at the corner at Main and Well ell-cote. lie was a brother at Mrs. W. C. Jessup. of Arch ntroet. The re- maine of Mr. Peck were interred in a cemetery in Wetheraiieid. Conn. He won a member or the Norwnlk i. 0.0. R. Our Brotheru‘ Lodge and nine of the Hartford Lodge. No. 32. The latter lodge represented the former at the mineral. Mr. Peck died at tit. iv‘rnncili' llospltnl, i‘iarti’ord. on Tuesday. not having come from under the clients of the other. this being caused by his wunk heart. lie leaves a wife. 't. ”m- Funeral oi Mrs. Lewis Reed. The funeral of Mrs. bowie iioed was held irom tho into borne or the titM street. Dnnbury. yesterday nitornoon at i o'clock. The services were conducted by Rev. Ever- ctl A. Burners. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal,Cburrh. of which Mrs. lined was an old member. The pallbearers wort- Charles ti. Perk. 8. Ernest Downs. Jneob ti. lrvlnx. G. Fred 1.51m. Samuel S. Wilson and W. A. Wildtnan. The bonus was crowded with friends of the deceased, many of whom hall coma many miles to pay their lunl iri- hute to her memory. Bountiful floral odor-logo wore. in proiueion. The in- tcrmont was in tho lamlly plot in Ridgviield. Mrs. Smith Hoyt. Mrs. Smith lloyi died Monday night, at the home of hot son in Norwalil. Mrs. l-ioyt wan long it resident at North Wilton. Whore with her ilrst husband. the late Charles IN‘FOPt.‘8l. she rnsldod. Silo is survived by three. children. Charles. oi Norwalk; Frank. of the West. and Winfield. oi imwloboro. N. i’. Mrs. George Osterbanks. Word has been rttt‘tlhod irom Mid- dlciown. N. i‘.. oi the death oi Mrs. George Oslcrlinnlts, who dropped dead yesterday In that place. llr. it. 3. Us. torhanlis. or North avenue: is a son of tho derunsuti. She NIH other rolli- tires in Nornhlk. Funeral oi Mrs. at. John. The iunorai services over the re mulnn o! the lute Mrs. Jane E. St. John. wile of Stephen St John. oi (inn non street. who died Tuesday evening alter a short illness at her home. were held this afternoon at 2 o’clock from her late home. The funeral was large. ly intruded by her tripod: and rela- tives and Rev. Frank D. Torrey. oi the Norwulk Moiliodini oliurrh oilirlitiotl iii the services. There were many beautlv iui iloral decorations and lilo remains were interred in the Norwnik conielery lullowlnir the services at the house. Rho is survived by lli'l‘ husband, two violin and a daughter. Funeral oi J. H. Wesson. 'l‘ho iulwrnl oi John Henry \i’tisson. who died at the Norwsllt ilonpitnl on \i'ndnenduy. will be bold tomorrow nit it‘l’liilllli ill 2 n‘olork. from the home of bin ulster-in‘luw. hire. Louis Johnson. of till liivor Ill‘i'ol. The interment will l‘olimv in tho Nurwallt cemetery He was (iii years. six months null seven days old, r. Funeral oi William Hamriton. ’i‘ho inncrni oi \‘lllllnm lintniiton. the aged Smith ntroet negro. who died at Nit home on Wednesday morning. was hold this ultornoou lroin tirace iiaptlst church. The funeral was large- ly attended and there Were many beau- tiful lloral ptocon. ‘l‘ho inirriiieni Wits in Riverside cemetery. i WiLL HELP INFORCI AUTOMO— BILE LAWS. q.- M.— Trolley Superintendents Respond to time Secretary's Request. in reply to the lotion; mailed from tho olllre oi the secretory oi the state to superintendents 0i street railway systems in this nlale. roonesiln'g the hasiutnnro oi motormen nnd condor» turn to aid in suppressing the rookie» automobile driver. especially to stop- plng the inst passion or street rnrs lit standstill with pedestrians boardln or dismountlng, by nutomoblloe trnvo lull over three mlleu an hour. the elites already has received two letters. Superintendent (l. i’. Bristol. oi the iisrtiord trolley nystom. has asked for six copies of the letter. it is believed that he intends to pool them at the burns where "they that run may read." Superintendent Charles 5. Chapman. oi the Connecticut Company’s system ni Bridgeport writes that the company will assist the state as much as it can in preventing the violation oi this spo ciai lnw. .__ w...“ w .. 5'. ‘1" ms in warm son ~nouns on. onseious c I BRiDGlDPOR'l’, Mic. ”HM". Jlmfil tall Killian was found sitting unconscious and in the waters or bone inland sount at Seaside Peril early last eve» bin; and late iii hi hi she west in at death's door at a cent hosplts. , a woman wss sitting on the sea well about 7 o'riocit bathing tier test. when she was seissd with e fainting spell and ioll'into the water. .A chsnoe pus- erby saw her sod summoned aid about a halt hour liter. . MW. so... it is important to isei well. We've noticed that we never Wrench toil Millet trust» ' ~ ‘ as. plinth ‘Msin ”~343Mb "emails ‘ John Clancy, oi Norwalitr was u re cent visitor in New York city. Alfred (Subway) Meal“. 0! the Nor» walk trolley born. is euioylnx a day of! irom his duties today. ' . David B. Tlnitler is doing some in- terior decorating at the house or Man- uel T. Hatch. in Spring street. The Glee Club, oi the Daughters oi lsubelln. (.lourt Cecile. held a reheat» sul last evening in their Catholic Club house in West avenue, after the razor lur meeting. ‘ Malcolm likens. or Stamford, spent the day with Warren 0. Woodward, of Holden avenue yesterday. He came to . Norwalk in his automobile and in the niternuoh took it party of friends tor a ride. Star 0! Columbia. Circle, Conwanion oi tho-Forest held a meeting last even. tug. when liual arrangements ware completed for tho prise wnlts. ile- iretihmonln were served at the conclu- sion of the meeting. People at The Knob yesterday with bold [lollies watched lilo elimination races ill liuntlnaton. They could plainly ace the boats with the. glasses and mold distinguish without thorn the spray from the boats. The hours more out of the bnrbor. imm’: :tnpnrtntly northeast. turned will Hill a noun our lunch a liltlu south or Wool and then bark southeast into the hiii'llul‘ «thin. The members of the Second auction. 'i‘llil‘d Division, (funiurrlit‘ni Nurnl Rth servos. oi South Norwulit. will leave tomorrow morning in the Sortioo'u stonin cutter on u twentr‘iour to lhlr~ ty hour cruise. They will so but to inrrhmont to choose the luternatiutr at power bout rot-ox and iron: there will go to Long inland and spend the hittln. returning home about noon. proinihiy‘. Sunday. l‘otor Morrou. the Spring Hill scuba inan. etuploycd as lineman by the Con uoriicui Company, who was no bahdii‘ in lured in liarien Wednesday by ixv ins; crushed between a trolley car and a pile oi Him, is rolling along very nicely iii the Norwulk lioapitai. liia lulu-ins. though swore. are confined entirely to his legs. it has been re- poried that he litiiht have to have one but amputated. but at the hospital thin alter-noon it one tilted that thin will not ham to no r ‘ I’ll to. 7 sum lillill II; n—u-u— WALL Si‘llmi'i‘, lozlo n. lilu~i'ili’lill| losers were arrival at the opening oi lmstnosn on tho Stork Est-house today. but thorn was an Ihsonoo oi that ur- et-nt soiling which characterised yea- lcrduy‘s declines at times. The feature, oi the trading one the purchase of a block oi nu- thoitanhd sharps oi it. ti. 3" v-l m 7;! mn hunted irum yr-slerday‘s closing. Lotions were made of so to it by Union Pacific. Southern Pacific. t‘anudlau Plirillt‘ and Baltimore and Ohio. ~ WAN. STIildl-I'i‘. it o. tum—Only a low of tho prominent stocks exit-titled their opening lossesfmolubly liendlnu. which went down to ill 1-3. Evidences oi support dlmmraited further selling and the nznrhvl pardoned steadily with an osiiorlnlly good inquiry tor the lo cal traction nim‘ixd. l‘nlon Pacific and Roadinn. lirtlohlyn 'i‘runsil nnd inter- borouuhiillrtropolllan pid. amid a point above ymiltll‘t‘ili) a closing. Reading tout-ohm H.577. und llniou Pacino rall- iod horn turn... to loose. The market oasud oil attain ul ii o‘clock. Delaware It Hudson lilili Peoria and Knitter" yielded it points and Kansas City Southern 135. WALL s'l‘nnn'r. Nmu.»t)perationn in the stark market were on a light sonic. the professionals holding oil for lullhor developments in the politi- cal and iinnnrinl conditionn. The coin- tnoditien murlluls furnished little in. ountlvo to trade. and nllompia to cm ate h following by bidding on various low priced slorks did not meet with much suooosn l'ricos averaged a tri- iio above yesterday's eloslua. Bonds \voro steady. WALL lzi'i‘iiltl-l'r. i p. m.-Anothcr wunk spell Nlilli' over the market. but the ooliinii was notably effective in Union Pacific Southern Pacific. Road- iun. Amalgamated Comm and Wabash pith. nil oi whirh gave way a point from the high prices or the morning. ...~_..um———-~ CARRIAGE. BTIUCK IV AUTO. Mrs. l-ilrsm Hull. oi Meadow street. and a companion were struck while riding in u curt-inn. by an automobile on the turnpike lu‘Norotdh Titesdsy eveninsr. Both Mrs. Hull and bar coin. panion were thrown out and t air can rinse was wreckedhut neiths tin I0 rionsly injured. The; hailed Joseph .l. unswoiler who was driving by in his automobile. ”Mi?” b Louis tldoiniae. Mrs. site was toueht home in the automobile it her com» panion rode the. hem. he Mm of the drum of the automobile which did a damage or the inflow! name was not ascertained. » Wit, Money use oiessrtsssae. tiAYBitOOK. Ana. line-The dissli‘ «earned at a sum :ei Whit “"i‘“ "i . are n as“ are worm on the»y ‘ robe new connection iii has been, reported. wlo' flfl‘ ii. .thi son who oil, Willy'fli n. i. who it y not.) ands. onzarrn ammo. nonwALx. court. ‘l l Surprising Prices in the Basement , Some Seasonahle Selectilins. that will pleaSe the Fruit .lnr Funnels .. .ty ..... Jelly Tumblers. tin top. Bounceldoz'on Jelly Tumblera, tin top, iii-mince. dozen "Psi-await." tor eenliux‘irultn and jelllles, 1 pound cake . Bracket Lumps. complete illncoruted Lamp Globes Brass Polish, i-2 pint Qiillli ice Cream Scoops restrain 8. Hyatt, SM I 'r 'H s Uric-O We Recommend it ior Rheumatism Try a Bottle 75 cts. and $1.00 W. F. Wigmore 8! Co. DRUGGISTS I NORTH MAIN BTREKT Ruppert’s V ' ’Ruppert's Ruppert‘s BEERS eomzo m rm: ‘onewenv The only brewery bottled beer sold in the town. and the host liner in the tOilnil‘i‘. For case 24 bottles. 91.15. Prue Delivery bireryohera M l agner 8t Flynn tilt Washington tit. Phone M24 What's the Use in smelting an lnierlo‘: clear. when you cannot the bestiier the same money Roger Ludlow. ltlc Twin City, he or The Nugget. 5c CIGARS Are the Best ALL DEALERS V B. J. REYNOLDS IANUPAOTURER. connecricu‘r MlLiriA” ALLOT. stem team More Than Any Other New England aisle Except Massachusetts. WASHINGTON. l). (3.. All; l9»- (‘nnnertirut nets n laraor allotment than any other New Enxland state «est‘epi Manunrhlinotls for the support or her iiiiliilti during this lineal year. The war dopurtinoni hon annolncod the allotment of 82.000.000 lined; the status on the basis oi their con truslonal representation, and inner.- iltiil on the heels or their enlisted mill- lio strength. llndor the lino appropriation, with seven senators and representatives. Connecticut received ”0.68934 ior nuns. continuum and pump purposes. and utilities for the promotion oi :liie practice. it loinl of 337,885.88. Under the recent appropriation. with an enlisted militia strength oi 32.898. Connecticut received “0.9“.” for smmuuition. the allowance bolus so our (soul. of that given insular uruiy soldiers. and 828.808.“ tor "Vallligl‘y supplies. etc. a total of ”in 3.0 . The «opinion will include a clothing allowanvu or $8.33 l-tl por man. The stand total oi allotments to Gonoeclleui is «2.108.713. The war department reserved $400,000 oi its second militia an to pristine for emergencies. Any l- ance oi this on hand nest June will» be distributed strong the states ac cording to the enlisted strenatli oi their nililiia. susslsto‘wbfifihbwns nes- surrinw. Ans. Era-an. elm Psi-its. seed iii. who has been promi- by drowning oldie suflsrlne from area. tat trouble early today. one arose due in; the niaht nod leit‘the house. I". r I become more of her absence whoa he not up torshut the window most the rainstorm. A search wits made for tire. Perks-and her body one s brush about belt I mile - so. The roadie mom foundih a. elites. or . duties adrenalin .. lie-loss ll'ly Paper. 25 double shoots ....... . Pyramid Fly Catchers. six tor ............ . Balloon Fly Traps ..... ..... . ............... . Manon Fruit Jars. quarts or pints, eucl ............................. .-.n..a.i.--..... . neat socially in this town. tool: her his Valli Hill. 191'. ‘ 5 - . Prudent HouSewiie ..... so ........... a I t..............-..i ................... till" ole-Q ......... ................................................................ assess“. ’ Connecticut League Standing. w. EC. 4. Bridgeport .. ....... no . 41 .577 lerbury ......... 58 i3 .574 . ow llritolu ........ :34 in .545 Springfield ......... 52 fill .510 Harilorti ........... 49 iii .505 New Haven ......... 50 51 .495 Northampton ....... it 59 .410 i-iolyolto ............ 37 till .381 ——-———- Yesterday's Results. Bridgeport 7. iiolyoke 3. New iiritain .3. Northampton o. Springfield ii, Waterbury 3. iinriiord 4. New Haven 1. American League Standing. W. L. i'.t'.. Philadelphia ........ 74 34 .585 lloniun .u. . . . . . ....ti3 l? .573 lit-troll ............. 62 iii .564 New York .......... til 49 .580 (‘lereland .......... 49 56 .459 Washington ........ is 63 .432 Chicago ........... it 63 All Si. touts ........... 34 “ii .334 Yesterday‘s Results. Washington ii. t‘lovelnnd 1. Philadelphia 3, l‘hicago 1 (ill in‘ ningwi. I’iolrolt ti. iioslon l. Now York-Si. Louis game postponed. wet itrouuda. National League Standing. W. L. P.(‘ Chicago ............ lid at. .66? l’litnburg .......... till 40 Jill! New York ........ .60 «ii: .l’nliti l’hiladolphih . . . . . . ...'l2 5:! filill t‘inrinnatl .......... 52 of» Jill; iiroultbh ........... 43 iii Alli St Louis ........... 42 or. litttl Boston ............. it} it) .ibil Yesterday's Results. I’illsllilril iii. (‘lnclnnail 2. SPlRlTULIST WRITER FOUND DEAD. Willit‘ESTRR. Ruin. Aux. lilrw'i‘bo body of Frank Podmom, the writer on ntlirilualisrn, was iound today in a pond in the Molt-urn Hills. south of here. Mr. Poliniore started for a walk through the hills. which form n invor~ co tramptnu ground. Sunday «toning nod had not boon hoard oi slurp. His books, all on spiritualism. include “hp oaritions and Thought Transierence." published in will: Studies in i’hi'nciii- cal Research." "Modern Splritunliunt." published in i902, Ind "Spiritual li‘uni." in the pro and con series oi spiritualism, printed in limit. M PAOTOR GUMIG CAIE CONTINEUD. There wan to have been a boar-ins this morning before Judge Joseph R. Taylor on the charges brought by Miss Edition (miller. ill years old. duiiglner oi t'hcstor LeMar. slainet the tier. 3. ii. V. (lumbs. pastor oi the Knight street A. M. Iii. Church. but the case was poiitponed. it was agreed between the luwyern interested to have the mat- ter no over until Thursday or Friday or next week Judge ’l‘uylor will iii: the exact date. Pastor tiurnbs‘ attorney was already to proceed. but at the request of Attor- nvw Cuneo. who appeared tor the to Mar girl. the continuance was granted Town Tait Collector's NOTICE Notice is hereby given to all humans liable to pay tens to the Town oi Nor- wsllt..County or Falriield and 8mm of Connecticut. on the Assessment inst oi wot. that i will meet them to receive said taxes. at the edition! the collect tor. ’i‘owa Hall hulldiu. iii the City of Nowell. in said 'l‘owatci Thursda . September 1. me. from it o‘eleeli oranoon until i o'cieeit attor- noon and iron: I o'eioolnto o o‘oiook afternoon. laid elites will be open thereafter every wool: day item 9 o'clock until it o'eloc iorenoon and from I to it o'clock s ernoon. Taxes may also he paid at the elites oi .i. it. Lsyten it do. inc. Booth poo (in all lanes which shall remain nau- rsid sitar the lat dayotdctobsr. 1m. ntemt at the role or nine per cent.) will be charged iron the 1st day d ammo“. tail). until‘tiie seine shell» ' autism o. Il’l’OiilisL. in no tor ‘ hwnrgmsik. he" a II ' 7 '. ,osmih , hated stations. ones, .i Norwaik, Conn. ’Nfl'llh, on , AUTOiST ARRESTED. NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-'l‘he police took into custody in. T. Rosenhcimer. son of a millionaire needle manufac- turer. to tell what he may know cont Corning, the death oi Miss Grace Rough, who was hurled from a cam. use which Was struck by an automo- bile going titty miles an hour last night. Rosenheimer said he was out in his machine. but denied that it had struck a carriage. Utility B0xes in a great variety of sizes and styles Prices from $1.98-to 36 m a. K. turnout. ‘ unoeuraxen F. A. Mfr—cum ‘ORNER WALL new more 51‘s.. NORWALK. CONN. I“ Norwallt Branch Office of The Evening Sentinel COLLAR‘S LINEN and LAWN. .25 & 50c MIDDY COLLARS. all col~ ora.......... .......... 25c BELTS. Patent. in red and - black.......... ...... 25&5oc WASH BELTS. . ...... ro & 25c WASH BELTING by the yard. AUTO VEILS. all shndes. J. I. MALLETTE iiormerly Misses Dawson) OI WAIHanTON l‘i‘RulT 5- wow mass“... M. .... . ..,. ‘ lay a pair oi TROUIIRI to help out the suit until cooler . waathsr no. oil all Oineie Trousers m Valli" J3." “.mvaiuss ............sa.oo “.60 Values $205 boilers.- tlbtlo vsluos .............|2.lti Melisa lots of we Unsemsr. .3“ 1 IL
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