nag:
inflows-Dammit, I,
Business Depart
Branch Ilk
—Edltor’s bills
--clty Editor's RIIldInII
whim} r‘. rhompibn. at 52 palm:
forth avenue, Danbury. spent the weekfin
end with friends in Georgetowu.
Miss Alice (trough. of Norwalk is
the guest of Miss Florence Dealtin, of
53 Town Hill avenue. Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Fidel ‘Bottino. of New
York. are the guests of their mother,
Mrs. John Horst. of Spring street.
Teller Spencer 8. Adams. of the
South Norwalk Trust Company. has
entered upon his annual vacation.
The Misses Martha, Ruth and: Joan-
nettc Gayle, of Franklin avenue. Sir ‘
termincd friends from New York Sun
day
‘ Mrs. Mary Beach. of Trumbull. and
Miss Laura Beach. of Norwalk. were
visitors at J. ii. Candee‘s. in Eastou.
Saturday.
Mrs. May Morton has returned to
her home in Taylor avenue, after any
oral months” stay in the Adirondack
Mountains.
Mrs. J. it}. Lockwood, of Milford. ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. w. E. llenoud
on an automobile trip on Sunday it:
South Norwelk.
Miss Helen Cahiil, of the Soulherr
New England telephone office, will
start on Monday morning on a vacs
tion of two weeks.
Miss Daisy Scuddcr, of West street
who has been enjoying a several
Weeks' cruise off the New Englanc’
coast. has returned to her home.
(tiara Wullln. of East Norwaik. it
enjoying a two weeks' vacation from
her duties in the ethos of the Southern
New England Telephone company.
(thief of Police William Vollmci
started yesterday on a week of yarn
lion and in his absence captain of PO
lite William it Pennington is looking
after his duties
A delegation of about 175 priests
from Brnoklyn arrived yesterday at
ternoon at Maureen institute. Renal
island. for a six days‘ stay. They ex‘
poet to leave next Saturday.
James Mcharncy. telegraph opera
tor ut the ilethel station, is substi
tilting at the Norwuik office, and‘ Bar
ry ii. Holden. of South Norwalk. is
filling his place, ili iictliel. for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘barics Moore and
daughter Lillian and Mia. Samuel
Holley have returned to their homes in
South Norwnlk after a visit at the
home of Miss iulla Moon- of iflberty
sircct. Danbury.
Contractor Seivator (tharlott has
commenced work with a large gang of
mm on the tan inch sewer in Laura
street. This will connect with the Ely
avenue sewer, and will be a great im
provement to this locality.
Mrs. Samuel C. iroland. of [later
Court, who has been seriously ill let
several months, left. toduy for Pitts
field, Massachusetts. where she will
spend a month. and later expects to
no to Providence. itbodt- island. to
spend two weeks.
A party consisting of llarry E. Ball-
With. George Bro a. Lewis Rose
isusl (.urry, . ournsyad to Cont
Mill. Sunday. in search of crabs. Th
party met with very good success. be
inn able to land niiioty- six of the in.
habitants of the sea, according to the
report of iiairy liailwiiz.
\ .
Angelo Mace was before .0 Norl
‘wnlk town coult yesterday Oil reach
of peace charge. having been or osted
in War street, trying to pick I Mill.
its VIII found guilty and was hand
7 Int! chats. which he paid. Albert
firehouse was arrested about 12
o'clock .Blmdayuight by Dinner Payne,
and III! taholiito the lockup on a
churns of intoxication. lie was allow-
ed to depsrt. never having been In
rested liars bolero.
W
A lar rad St. nernIr dog, owned by
August (Bismarck) ichiuann the
intro (trove street butcher. met his
death only this .moruing. Mr chli~
mnnn well It the union to lake the
1:20 I. m. lrainilo Brldsewrh and the
do; followed Mill Just as the 1:00
train for ilsublu-y was coming into the
station the dos took a soul on the
track. and had two toss cut off siieelsl
Officer John K. oashsw, who is night
basement, in at the depot, put the
this out leery with two
from till; love over.
General Contractor
mam wstsr work, mains. unseen-
flick execution.
tbs sinned! siren an Ill contract
work rituals are solicited
to Wood Street
Tel. 816-3 ' ’
s Q
n
.
bullets .
lillth
,, .ilis ‘ m an;
enlist. has been vig'iiln'g in cylnour.
Mrs. m it Pitch. of Weston is In;
tsrlslains iII Pspncli, of south Non
i.“ '
..
Misti dries settlers. of when. lI
teniertilninx Miss Marthe Flewdilyn, of
Norwalk.
lost a last. has been making I 'vislt
in brides.
The regular meeting of Welcome
Stranger lodge. Sons of St. George.
will be held this evening in the Main
street rooms.
0.,A. Hellock of 12 Robinson ave-
: . ,, . ., , ,1. fit nun. Danbury. spent the weekend with
” smile stunt , C‘TILIPHONIm
“2&9 " form
friends in Nor'walk.
The
so was a rehearsal of the newly
orchestra last, evening at the
Knob Club. They will pi ‘ for the dun—v
" ciiig on Wednesday eve ng.
~—Coai-no slate. Raymond iiros.
Miss ids. H. Kraemer. of North Msln
street, stenographer in the allies of At-
lorne Louis B. Beers, has returned
ruin her vacation at Woodmont.
Mrs. Felix Kearney. of West Main
street. has returned to her home
after spending two weeks in Yonk-
ers. Her mother accompanied her
here.
Mlssl'i‘essle Buckley, of the Seal.
Jillili. System ottlce force. has resumed
her duties after a three Week's vaca'
lion, spent at Staten island and Larch-
inont_
After a week's absence spent in fish.
in; trips and other forms of cacation
amusement. John W. (throw, of the
Town Clerk’s oiilce has returned to his
iutles.
Frederick Forun, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. ii‘. Forun. of iJl’iilgiOii place, who
use been visiting in AlilOliiiill‘y, Mass.
with his aunt, Mrs. Albert Davis, has
returned to his home here.
..._._..... .w .. .—
Mr. and Mrs. A. (i. Sanford. of llam-
ltou. N. Y. former residents of this
town. have returned to their home in
Hamilton. after spending a
visit with Mrs 0. i). Kimball, of West
itreet.
William Mlnck. of imnliury, the pro
irlelor or i. 0 Twin City Hilliard i’nr-
are ill Soul
.0 South Not-walk after spending the
its pool room.
Harry Jenkins, the with news brass
:notilder. who resides in iioucon street
s new employed in Armenia. liis slep-
-lOil Harry Bctldocs. went to that place
yesterday and the rest of the faintly
.viil move iItIr. .
--—————-—-——~ I
A requiem high mass uas celebrated
'or the late Thomas Mt Nelly. til St.
.iiary‘s church ycstrrduy morning. This
lire. James CavInIllli.
The forty-llret annual reunion of the
Sellenili Connecticut Volunteer Regi—
nent association will be held at Shore:
lain hotel. Morris cove New liait-n
i‘hursday of this week There will be
abuslness meeting at it o'ilock and a
special shore dinner will be served
ibout 1 o‘clock.
Thomas West. Jr.. Mrs. James ilun-
die and son. Harold ll. iiuudio, the
former of Norwalk, and the latter two
of East Norwaik. have none in Mr.
.iundle's Elmore automobile for a
lOllr of the New England states. They
expect to be gone at least a week. and
quite likely it. will ililtl'.‘ a longer thus
for the trip that they have planned.
Renting Gets
A Pee art! and I Pgeerless' to rent.
The 0 classiest and best riding
oat-I oaths mullet, with an export
driver, for three dollsrs an hour,
with a minimum charge of live doi-
larI. Anyone can afford an auto
mobile ride at this price. Got your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
42 North Main St
s in: Math
" ' l
Mr‘I. inhale) Go‘rmley. of 35 Washv'
pleasant. ‘
Main street. has returned ‘
dimmer at his home. lie will reopen.
norulng an anniversary muss Was col- .
ibratcd for Jsiues Csvanugh. and for.
.mu
that ’wili interest the closest buyer.
WHITE ENAMEL BEDS $250 to $18.00
anass sens $1000 to $60.00
A. J. Collins «Co.
Funeral Directors and Embaliuers.
lfl2-l8 North Main Street.
O. B. J ackSOn
015ch
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Tree
6| want. "’3'“. PHONE m. ‘ NORWALK.
ON THE FIRING LINE
of Opportunity is where every
Merrill Business College
Student stands
1 Get in Line for Duty September tail.
Arrange for enrollment new
South Norwailr 1‘
_ Stsmiord . Port Chester
~ House Dresses
Every woman of taste will concede the dsiutmcss. snap and
dash of our House Dresses. ‘ .
They are correct as to fabrics and Ire finely lsilarod. besides
possessing charming style features that will piéasc women who
are particular about their appesrance at home.
Now at the height of wearing time. and while there is a good
assortment to choose from. they are oiiered to you at liberal
price concessions. Do not delay. for they will be snapped up
quickly at the reduced prices.
w
The N. E. Ryan. 00.,
86 Washington St, South ,Norwaik
at.
The birds send forth their song in early morn.
We sing the cheapncss at our shoes all day long.
Record Breaking Bargains in High Grade Staple Footwear
---AT-——
FLYNN’S BOOT SHOP
Successor to Flynn & Ryan
It
A PHOMINENT MERCHANT 0F
PORTSMOUTH. VA" WMTEB THE
FOLLOWING STRONG TESTI-
MONIAL:
Having given or luck it Memento a
lil‘wtioal trial in my totally with most
f vorsbla results i desire to express
oi! Intirs satisfaction with it and to
Itats thIt i have recommended it to
“I and rheumatism Is a most effec-
tul remedy.
Very truly yours,
J. ll. BARTON.
I
.413 Queen at.
a WWW «mu-swan...”
GRAYBROS
MIiiquItui-In of im-
proud
»8 O D A and
Mineral Waters
IITAILiIl-lll) M
“M.
/.
8 this. Ginger
:33me d.l.iemgg soda
I“
Ullfl
‘l'liI willful Isa III!
P. 0. Box flip-Jul. 120
pm OANAAN. cons.
duIiIntIId under the Food and Dru
Act. Julie 20. '00. serial No. I‘m
frleadI who have suffered from male ‘
A Vim, denser. Carbonic. ‘
0. WWW!” ITIII'I’. . t IOU?“ WWI“ .
i
I
Century Compo”“d
Stops Leslie on Tin or Shingle Roots
But the prowstlon called ”Nevsrlsak" is not sullIiiio loi- Itapptn;
lied losliI or for use on old or poor roofs. and not as lasting bi durable
as “Century Compound.” .
The above testimony was given under oath It the lnlunction as»
lag in the Biathlon! Court. April ll. 1910.
We offer the century compound It We PIN GALLON Ind guar-
Intoe Iii rounds work for three you-I.
The Century RootmgdrMsauimiluuag Co.
ric Willi go datid Sitcom: till ‘ d
b Common La M: iii pl‘lc II ii iii na to
manage the (inside of tits but till blag!!! ¢.E§lli\llii Mellie
enroll}: Over this you :Iildu either liosrlllfll» 'llllu sites you
sold bathing without. a tiles or cracker also insulation or dead
WW We between tau; up
' o Bileuthins‘il i“ nailfi'm'fi, flii or usual ulterior or little»
gidgr The corneal. ii ly adheres to I lstb slid Asphalt Mastic
sites I solid. amour exterior. _ For actor?"
or concrete or slums construction ii the churn-st suit but
r Illa” Work
i, .6
The best work of the mept bod fictories' can be found on our doors.
There is no design so new Butvlwh‘at can be iound‘hcrs. While we
here the mo» inexpenslyc bedi.made‘ that am his called good, our
. stock embrace” great many ndwcitlcs at moderate prices and from
that on up to the best beds made. We have some bargains in beds
South Norwallt. Conn.
3
rcnidcntlI this f
I flayisw will“ ,
0287“?!”
(Continued from First Page.)
was the regular test that Was. being
rung in and did not IllIWfll' as prompts
ly as they otherwise misht have.
* The story of the fire. as it. started,
was told to the representative of The
Sentinel by lawn-once Bailey, one of
the sons at Peter. lie said that he was
returning from the stars at the foot of
the hill, and when he neared the house
he noticed a light upstairs, which was
an unusual thing As he entered the
yard one of the burning embers fell
from the front gable and he narrowly
escaped being hit by it. He then tooli-
ed up and at the same time it dawned
upon him that the house was allre. He
ran to the back door and save notice
of his discovery to his mother and the
rest of the family,.who were seated in
the kitchen.
His next move was to go to the new
cat fire box. and send in the alarm
Not knowing how the apparatus work
on the alarm was rung for him by Wit-
linin J Powell, Jr., soil of the former
first assistant fire chief whose home is
opposite where the box is located. Bi‘
this time the whole neighborhood was
aroused by the cries of the frightened
children, who went to the street crying
at the top of their voices. Harry Mai“
shall. who lives opposite the Butler
home then run out and having the
pressure of nilnd to remember that
this time was for the regular alarm.
and fearing that the firemen might be
confused, he pulled the box again.
furniture and to, at least. confine iili
llrt- lintll the department arrived. Will
int; hands were soon at work and he
tore long a large part of the furniturt
in the lower part of the house was
taken out. it was almost impossible
to go upstairs. as there the tire was
mrdvn hose was procured from John
Jackson, who lives near. and while ill"
and others of the neighbors helped to
get the furniture out of the lower part
of the house. James Carroll. the clerk.
inl‘lnncy &. Benedict‘s grocery store.
stationed himself at the head of the
stairs and played the small stream ou
the fire.
it wss about 8:05 when the autonio
bile lire wagon arrived and then the
oxtwricurr-il hands took i'illll‘llt? oi lhi’
fire. A line of hose was laid from the
hydrant in front of the home of George
the bill iii very poor. The extinguish
ore of the wagons were also ellipticd
On the More and it was probably these
that had the more effect.
When the line on the outside of the
house was finally quenched. I ladder
was pill on to the front attic windows
and the stream plIyed on the inside
After about a half hour's hard work
the firemen had the blue undoi- con
trol. The whole upstairs of the house
wIs gutted and about all the content:
“downstairs were ruined by water.
The origin of the fire is unknown
There was no one in the upper ston
of the house. and the occupants an-
positive in their slnlelnllla that there
was no light burning. Many bellow
that the tire was the result of a span
laucous combustion. How far Ullt
tut-on: may bi-wiranced, howavor. is
not known. Al the time of the break
lug out of the blue all the residents
or the place were ill the kitchen. and
Mrs. Hailey was preparing the baby
for bed.
Shortly alter the real state of ihi
fire was known. the men of the ncigh
borhoad hurried to the scene and help
ed in crcrp poalnhlo way to make tht
loss lighter A piano and setting ins
i‘hdllc sore removed as well as much
other valuable furniture. These wart
plated in the yard and looked after by
some of the friends of the family. As
far he could be learned no one was
seriously hurt. Peter. who went up
rslalni alter the announcement of thr
tire had his hair singed considerably
but otherwise emerged without harm
Those who helped to remove the furni-
lure wcrc ilalpli lialdwln. Howard
Knapp. (Worse ilrown. John Jackson
and James 1'. Carroll.
Mr. Hailey is the well-known head
waiter for John E. ()"Suiiivau at her
ion's Point.
The exact loss entailed cannot yet
he atoll-d. but the loss to Mr. Halls)
was considerable.
liilure was insured. Mrs. Walton. oi
Waterbury a visitor iii the house. also
lost a hat and some other wearing Ip
cut that is all. The family have lived
in the house for nine years. Raymond
& l‘ollurd. of Notwu Ik. were Mr. ills
lion's uncut.
HOTEL ARINALI
MIhIcKImo~iL ii. Manson. ill. li‘.
Southwoll. New York; H. A. rdes.
Springfield; is. R. Hurihittt. N. B. Hurt
butt. Wilton: s. tireensteln. nriwv
part: (i M Boyle. New York:
llama. strobury: (i. F Hurdles. W iii
Barnes New York; (7. (l. iiasemab.
city. at a. Molt m wife c. J. HIl'l‘iI.
New York: F. i). iawton. city; W. ,
Warner. is. M. Replacemnoston: ,
Allolcbs. Brooklyn: itw .Audrewl.
Walllnxi'ord: D i’llurltin: New HI-
no: H. V. Green hasten; J. V Built
hIrdt Sleuth Kent. Conn. J ll altos:
stutter ow York George. w Helm
city: A no harbour, New York- lili
liars Elliott. Chicago; it. Boon. N in
York. 0. i". illusion. Boston; ir.
. Hcdotiberitmitizll .ll. Kliiloid, linielti.
W. ll. Kincuds disorienting id.‘ VII
Alsiyue. Rochester: Ji le
~ York: T. .l. Rice. Cambridge;
FILL on CNN! AND IIT Incit-
_ IN All .-
Wlnklsr. New York. .
BitiDGlliPOlt'r. All!) It.~Wllllest
Stanton. 1! years of rm. 1" A,
street was fooling lit not Lillie
terdIy morning with several
no finally got into In I In .
will Inolbor iId Doris I reach ,
tumble smut William isl over I
on dislocating his left arm. Hs VII
to the emergency hospllsl for tr,
mapping the
n the arm
into plus am
it
WWI
"so... till. one VIII _
While awaiting the arrival of the
companies the residents of the hill did:
fine work in assisting to remove tilt1
hurnllin fiercely. However. the upsluin.
was not left to itself entirely. for a.
m... iiailwits, and this was soon directed
to the burning building.
tle use. however. as the pressure on'
it was of ill“
as none of his fur .
pawl lull as for as in known at prev
' to lie for Lake for govuriior. 'l‘hedele-
ofMudiiion. Tuttlo is said to be a Bulli-
Iisy man. There were forty battles on
today many of the youngei men who ~“Gonsrally debilitated“ My
Ire classed as Thomas men, say that lied slclt Wheelie“
the real light will come It the polls as worn out and l run-dcwd.
an election day and tht the light will
be against Pl 3
'ily an morass/I in population Hnmden
alive and two nominations were made
inst night anticlpslory of this increase. t
scenarios AUTUMNAL 'l'ouiiI.i
Tours which wil
would miss- to trust is the mill than
during August. Tour to Niagara ii‘alls
it September will. tour dIin trip stop--
. plan It the intermittent Mylhmflingw
$2.90 Weird on
sale $1.49
We In closing out the bslaucs' of our stock of Initiator UM
Dresses as low as 95c
Suits as low as $1.98
' ~ ““15 ff
“Siam“ MC; ncl'i
Norw‘lk conn. July 23.
$260 worth of us
neat my sis apartment house. linings boiler of wall known malls. is "I
(hanged for a Spehccr Boiler and used it during the winter of 1909-1 and
my entire cost bill was I162. making I not “flag of III? p . r«‘ - ~ ~---—|4+
You may use this statement in any way you care to. "
Yours trulx.
To the lleatlns I Plumbing Co
Gelltlelhsn: During the winter of 1907.” i used
HARRY W. sacrum.
Norwalk. (‘ouu. July 23. '.10 ~
:ir. Flank l Jones, Healing ll: l'lumbingCo" Norwnik. than.
his: Sir; The Spencer iioller which you placed in the Sentinel Build:
up last fall gave us complete satisfaction in every way. Our coal bill was
lll(‘ tutti of what it had been the preceding seasons. You may use this in any
way you like.
Very truly yours. - .‘
JAMES GOLDEN. '
i’rop. Evening Sentinel. z;
,‘i.
The Heating alid Plumbing. (30
Wt. T his.
FBANKJIMONII. GIMMMIW. t .fl,MqM..8L¢¢N _
“cabins TO Hunriuoron IAY.
-. .w.”
i
Hsmdan Republican Politicians. After Nor-wclk Yacht Club Fleet Will IIIi't
Fight, Books About Even. [ Next Saturday Afternoon.
llAltltlEN. Conn" Aug. 23.———Most of The boats of the {Norwalk Yacht " *
.iic Republican politicians luy shed Club will go to Huntington. Long is-
.ulc this mornlpg because of the late- land. next Saturday afternoon. Floor
nose of the hour when the, count of tuptain William H. Byiutgori havial‘
.iuilols rest in the party callous Was sent the following circular letter In , i
:oniplcted. ‘l‘lic consorvstivu one! to every boat owner: .
mare'not prone to discuss the results Norwslk. Conn” Aug. 23. mm. .
as bearing upon the senatorial CUll- i‘cur Sit: .
.cst between Messrs iluliteiey and Me (in Saturday. August 27th. at 8 ll.
man. and the partisan ones wrro sen- iii. .. the Northport ‘i'achl Club will It"
.‘l‘lilh of the opinion that the result iiltlr. annual slag smoker lo the "Iii
was a draw. Judge Willis M. (took in walk Huntington and Midterm
pill down all a Mclcsu supporter and Yacht Clubs. it is the wish of
Samuel A. Flight. a liulkoley man. The commodore that all who can will
were nominated for the lower lit-Inch loud. and those having power huh ,
afthc general assembly. The two list that other members no action ' ‘ .
slates to the Ilatooonventiou In said ed. There are to be two Iris“;
sailing yachts. ho start of sells "
be oil the Nor Iik Yacht. Club. ‘,
st 2 p. m. the 27th, and finish I .
committee boat of the North
Ycht (huh stationed inside the It»
trance to liuntlngtoii Bay.
Yours very truly,
WILLIAM H. ilYiNGTUN.
”Mi. “villus
inonone leVleD EGUALLY. .
M
gates to the senatorial cunvoniloh are
understood to be for Dwight Tattle. or
East Haven. as Igstnst A. W. Marsdeu
the ballots used last night in the cau-
.us and there was scrstchlus by whole'
side which pmlonsed the count. Many“
local questions figured in the light. and
ominous Bitters mulls me I
genius. .'.'-«MrI Olin. trolley. Mm
one.
lit for representative.
will hit entitled to a second represent
“as... nm»>&w
dilution causes”. .
*rluii mains time will he I use
church and business muslin. not
the church. at which It! It “all“ .
are mostly requested to II p ..
Tbs quIi Allan ti. ll Wes ‘ ’
is; will he held on il'rldsr IVW
u"1’5 midi «til at hula may
use 7-
limbs:- y he messed m
. ‘ ,. .7
got “toil-'3 it will" W
‘- Biiih, at “little dvtllllll .
Vomit illsw Hem sad The
will his “33 , .
width“ ,
WWJW.M
The ltecmtlen Tourist. Co. have Ir-
rtmged all Itlrscticp list at Autiimsil
undoubtedly be well
yby people who
p,ItronlsId II
Norwalk Chronicler