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1 AT SODA consume
Delicious, Pine and ' Refreshing
~‘e«e-e-—-e—~e ~e~ww+
a miner vscatto
3 ‘ ' lights.
one anywhere.
, Smith Netti/MR
Matlnoee 2:80. Evenings 7: 30 to 9;
Pricesmtllvenlnga. Entire Orchestra
ADA LAMAR—Singn git
F rozeenIa—Italy s
HOYT’S THEATRE
Tlturs.- Fri.- Sat.
Aug. 25 - 26 - 27
A DDIAT EUROPEAN DINBATION _
Bobby Pandur 8t '
Brothers
s
Margaret O’Mahony &
Company
AN IRISH PHANTABM
Meara & Collins
IN CONDO. BAYINGB AND DANCING
ALDO NEW MOTION PICTURES
m
MATINEI‘. DAILY AT 2 P. M.
(VENING. 2 complete shows. AT 7
AND 9 O’CLOCK.
, fil-otlauoc or vacuum: Iron.
toav AND muneoav. MOTION
Increase DAILY
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PRICED:
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. .................ioaml 15¢
_Iea tests 239
W .wmflm. m.“ It”. -II.......au
ass-II rum. its report a so». a
06.. Used Iaoluetvely
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Valley Crave
CONNIE TIMI 'I'IAILI
Oil and AMI“ MONDAY. JUNINI
,. The new and commences
Steamer Huntington
out. the. It. You"
Will hi eviction:
all for flomlh moo
“Milli?
m 3 Di“ II "III I“
' 'MIII i'er Huntl .
“m m lirldaye It sure. cm
oil” um the are. sou.
DIM“ FAR
1.10 I
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gens Season Monday, Aug. 23
Britten—Mailman. Adults, 10c; Children, 5c
Balcony 200; Balance the; Bat Seats. 25c.
Entire change of program Mondays and Thursdays
Edward P. Sullivan 81 Company
in "Taming Barbarian
The GreatScenic Novelty, NORMAN, the FROCMAN
PSOIAL DEATURE
Ruth—LAWRENCE 8r ROGERS—Florence
Some Singing—Some Dancing ‘
Grand Added Attraction
‘ LateIt Mellon Pictures
reached 1.600.
can emails; the when and ‘
It calls :
9 to 10: 30.
and First Two Rows Center of
nd Dancing Comedienne
Eminent Harpist
.4 w“.-. -.
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW STREET.
SA'I URDAY, AUG. 27th
NORWALKS
V8.
Westports
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ADMISSION. 25 CENTS
BOVB UNDER 12 VIM“. to CINTO
(trend Stand Free to Ladies-
m- m..._.._......... >m-‘W—4- _,. ........... .
PECULIAR WELL.
~~tl
An interesting Experiment Just Com-
pleted in Bridgeport.
Contractors have iuat
tomcat) gallon well (or tor the Bridgoi
port Mnilenblo iron (.‘IIIIIpany. Ill
tloutb and Railroad avenues, says the
Norwich ilullI-tin. in which the bane
of the well wall was built at the top
and audit to a depth of 32 (Nil under
its own weluhl, 'I'ho well, which III tor
the purpose or doing away with the
purrhuue III city water In motor ralon.
in the lamest \wll oi its kind DH‘!
built in New England. if not in the
United states.
Many contractors and I-IIIIiueors
Willfllloll with mill‘ll lilillrvnl lor the
result oi the engineering tent and
some had misgivings that there Wall
going to be u t'l'tll'it in the concrete bo-
ioro they had iiniahod. lint the well in
completed without II flaw in its side.
and contains it to in foot of WAII‘I'.
The well is boast-wit in shape, IInII is
36 tool In clrcttml’IIrIInI o Al the liltll'h
II IiIllinIIII III 12 I lit timbers IItIIIuI
three font in width was boiled tIInIIllI
or about olaht loot below the nurture
oi the ground. (in top of this drillsitc
was laid the solid concrete. nulil II
resetnbled It IIIIIIIIIIII V'Uiilll This cut-
lar soon termed its own oolfordam.
and it was hunk under its own wotaht
assisted by II hung III laborers who
Worked in the writer of the bin corn
out rim; picking and shoveling at the
drliluito which Willi having several
thousand» of pounds added to its
weight cverv day
At a depth of about lit feel the
work was hastened by striitluu quirk
sand, into which the shorolers In the
pit IIunlI up to their minutes and work
ed with ropes handy tor them to grasp
and be pulled out in case oi danger
by men at the top.
At the end of the six weeks. hard
pen was struck. on the weight or
the concrete ii the Millage lIIIIt
woods. The hard
the sell amniotic: wall. as the sin
hens In 311.30 health erstviil he
connect with it and III of ”pipes will
be run laid it to than a irseli supply of
voter from it into era. The
' Meta millennium
song." ’
mfiifiateaao
lmhm
.IV
_ with the,
concern will have on hands all tithes
II supply oi trash water that will not
cost store than tits espouse oi hulllh
ins the me it.
BASE .BALLI
finished “, ilnttod Hinton t‘il‘t'llll court RDMII‘I‘ that
Medium M C headland dummsr
eIIIII “‘llllll m as new prune ..
syn.
A Mr or ensign at. hand
means no ill'll truth
athmlna little attentions. anon
. numb: ileum ukswmfi
horns. pliable
scalp. 0 III. whlhli :lli liable to inner
”all“ ckly disputing 6!
these minor-t rohle‘e, peelsm. Iv hieh
hall accomplished such remarhaio
walk in gill e re 0: eczema and I e
serious I In lessee, has become a
veritable oua‘elioid remedy. There is
no skin disorder for which it should
not. he unhealtatinaly used and which
It will not benefit. It is an active an-
tlueptlc dull contains nothing which
can possibly injure the most delicate
skin. Anna. herpes, teller. lilies. scalp
scales, barber's and all other forms of
itch, including itching feet, etc.. yield
to it readily.
A special lid-cent package or poslstn.
Convenient to carry when traveling, to
prepared tor minor uses. and this, as
well as the regular 32 Jar. is for sale
byn all drusglst, including The Clifford
Pharmacy and Flow. W. Kelley, Jr.
A sample package of poslam will be
mailed free at charge. to any one
upon request by the Emergency
laboratories. 83 West 25th street. New
York city.
4
ill III lilllllii it still
BASEBALL.
Connecticut League Standing.
w. RC.
Waterbury ......... till ill .588
Bridgeport ......... 59 III .502
New Britain ....... hit I 47 .557
New Haven ........ MI 52 .514
Hartford ............’Ii 52 .dllli
Springfield ......... 52 b7 , .477
Northampton ....... -i:l till .tiii‘.
Holyoho ............ it til .Ililii
Yesterday's Results.
liolyoke 2, Bridgeport I.
New Haven 7. Hartford 0.
Northampton II, Springfield 2.
New Iiritnln Waterbury game unbeli-
IIleIl for yesterday was previously
plnyetl. .
National League standing.
W
. 1.. PC
Chicago ............ in tin .GHI’I
I‘ll isburx ........... til til .luilll
New York .......... till iii .I’I'I'I
Philadelphia ........ ii? {In .509
Cincinnati .. . . . . . . .56 {I8 .491
lirooltlyn ........... it till .393
St. Louis ........... M 7!) .379
lloaton ............. 2 73 .385
Yesterday's Results.
lloalnn 2. St. Louin l.
Philadelphia 7, t‘inrlnnali 2
Chicago ti. New York I.
l'lttsburg 1. llrooklyn Ii tl2 innlnuul
N
American League Mending.
w. 4..
, PA:
Philadelphia ........ ill iii» .693
lioston ............. till 47 m t»
New York .......... tlti no .5‘“
Detroit ............. us (It MI)
Cleveland .......... ill till .44?
Washington ........ l'II I‘Iti Alli
Chicago ,A ........... 4h till Jill)
St. Louis ........... lib 77 All“:
Yesterday’s Results.
llotrolt ll, Washington 2: III in
nluitai
“onion 7. (‘loveland 4.
St Louis ll. Philadelphia ti.
New York it, Chicago 4
~Billousi Peel heavy sitar dinnert
Tongue coated? Bitter lastei Com
ploslon «allow? Liver needs waking
up. [Man's Itezulels euro hiiioue at
Invite. as cents or any drug store.
PETITIONS IN IANKRUPTOV.
David McLean, Robert Henderson
unti William Iorelork, all at Dub
bury, have It a petition in the
the Pyramid Motor Car company of
linolmry be aliiudgcd an involuntary
bankrupt. The petition sets up the
claim that the company, by its dill.
ours. owes more Iiobla limit It can pay
and that It owes Melanin sumo for
semis and ttturl‘hllllllito. llondorsou
Sillllt for services, and Morolock 3300
Im- services. The petition is brought
by liohlul 8 Alexander, n ilunbnry at
Itllnl‘). and is returnable to the (‘DH
on September b.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were
tiled in the district court oi the antoll
mules. Wudlltllilllly, Abraham Wold»
stein, or blow llnveu violins to have
liabilities til I’l.:lli0.2l IIIIII annote oi
HJI’I’I. Iio owns property in New lia-
ven on which there is a Immune of
12.000 and claims that the property In
Wili'ill $8.300.
Iiymnu Bilil, oi lisrttorli, says that
in} has Iluhilillea oi 81,620 and assets
of $160 Moat ol the debts are (pr
merchandise and there Is one he
went with the standard till company
for 82th 47
, SURPRISE CHINA CHOWIR-
A surprise rhlun shower wan given
to Miss .lI-nnle (tray. oi' tlouih Nor-
walk at the home oi Miss Nellie Dem
nev, oi Norwalk on Wednesday evenv
Inn. in honor oi Mute (trays approach
in: marriage Minn tlrny wus romellb
tiered with many beautiful pieces oi
Ihinn and the «field was It meet 60'
tighttul one. The Misses (tray and hill-
lnt'. III nuulh Note/slit all tour oi
whom are labelled to tile musical lino.
rendered solos. vocal and lamented
mi. and aloe did duct were. They save
a my line prompt and it was [redi-
iy appreciated by the large number
present At a late hoop a dainty col»
tattoo was served
MW
“406th DV LIV! WiNII ‘
unrecoImfi” cans. sum *Wi ii
ill
twin till ‘r ‘10“ hm;
vet] I shah InI’oca harden
.trlc wire while w tiling under a
r In than than last night
It was rend mInt scion and re.-
tvmt nuts about the head and“ seven
minor gum lit! mw‘m Mto “Ti“
sea, II are ornn t lllIII
.3; authorities Til.“ its is fun III with
t
M... w.
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an“.
“price the ~ I
WAsllmll’l‘ON, Ant. III—wnio‘w.
and children or themes who died
lighting fort It fires In the northwest
will receive no reparation from the
government unless special lamination
Is enacted, according to a statement
made at the Forest 8orvlce today.
"After a man is disabled. the gov-
ernment cuts of: his pal." sold an oili-
cItIi. “There In no means, so far as I
know at taking cognizance of the
tact that a man was killed in the ser-
vice.’
The Forest Rangers have n mutual
protective association and the regu-
lars sent to the tir lines. will have the
same standing, is niurotl or killed, as
i: the disabilities had counted In but
i. e.
Much of the lire dnhtina was done
on the government domain and in
many reaphcte Iva! public service. For-
est Rangers have the authority to or-
der men out to tight forest tires It
they refuse the Ranger has the power
to arrest them in some States. From
the time they are called until the time
they are released or injured they are
employee of the government
Officials at the Forestry Bureau are
at the opinion that the present time
will ‘rcsult in the establishment of
more adequate means tor lighting tires
on well as better protection for the
men.
on".
Menthonowueo.
Bridgeport Woman Had Narrow Ea»
caps in Westport.
Thrown trout her best Into the wa-
ter while fishing near Comm bench In
the East Mill stream. Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilbur P. Thomas, oi Hill) Stale
street Bridgeport, was swept by the
rushing current under the tide golds
and carried dome too feel this the mill
pond to be pulled out of the water
dead than alive. it requiring the uni-
Ietl services of three physicians in re-
store her to consciousness. l-lho was
tithing tor harbor blues when the cur
rent running inlo'lflre mill pond wept
nor boot along with it and in on on-
inner to stop not "host she cunnht at
‘i protorllng timber with the result her
post crashed into the bridge and over.
turned.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
Tuesday, August 20. 1890
A hearing in regard to the widening
If Wall street was held In the Court
of Domestics room ill Norwnik.
The railron n in south Wilton
was mmlsrimifi Ascot Bmalley‘e
tickets and papers scattered about the
lloor. Only 31 was secured.
Sliding Bed
COUCH
A strong. all-iron frame
equipped wnh Msltressdrllolstet
in Fancy Covering
All Complete at
$5.50
D. K. HITCHiLL UNDIITAKIF
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUII FUNNIIHIN
CORNER WALL AND HIGH IT!
NONWALK. CONN.
M
Notwalli Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
TRUNK
Repairing in all its
branches
House TrunksMade
to Order
ilo‘ltl riloor
for Furs, Winter Gar-
ments, etc. ,
Also Shirtwaist Boxes
ROYRDCK MFG. CO
lets-view so... : Tel. 368
, ll
Vlll.l. (HIRE “I"!
1%
Why waste time and money expert.
meeting with greasy selves and lo-
.ted’s Drug Store Maser” mod
clean liquid we
use. to rid the. skin at the germ tire
that causes the il’m‘ihl of
One application will relieve the itch
int: and olten times one bottle is sut-
tlc out to core a minor case of
ecsema.
in over 3,000 towns and cities in
America, the leading drunlet has the
of the marvelous cures made h this
clean. simple treatment. HIE I) is
recognised as the cleanest. find most
popular treatment tor eosemo. pimples,
dandrntt and all other terms of skin
or scalp attentions whether on infant
or grown person. Will you try a bot-
tle on our recommendation!
PlalsteIl'eDI-ug store.
llil illlli lllSllIlllI
ills. I'llliliill) Sllllllli
Former Lady Hope and Comic
Opera Star Sinnerln a
Cheap Gate
NEW YORK. Aug. 26.»—Dostituto
both of money and of reputation, Mai’
l'oho, the former musical comedy star,
the wile of Lord Francis Hope and of
Major Putnam Bralilee Strong. has
been stricken with paralysis. In a
cheap eats In San Francisco the blow
canto suddenly as she was singing one
(If the old songs.
Wedded Lord Hogs.
May Yohe was born in Pennsylvania
in n little town near Philadelphia. ller
IIIIIfith' took her to the city, where she
learned French and German. She do
velopoti II singing volt-e that was ilrul
board in n Philadelphia church choir.
l‘hcn. cording to New York. she wont
on the stage, where «be attracted the
attention at Lord I-‘runrls Ilopc. son of
the DIIIEIIesII oi Newcastle. line of the
wedding presents was the famous
Ilope diamond. it was In 1893 that
.hoy were married and for seven years
they lived together.
Then came Captain. later Major
Putnam Brndloc Simon. the son of the
mayor oi New York. Fresh from the
Philippines he met her in San Francis.
co, and they olIIpod. going to Japan.
and Lord Francis liopo divorced her.
She and Major Strong traveled much.
separating nnll reuniting several
Jules. but finally separating for good.
Since then May Yoho has been heard
at from time to time. dropping lower
and lower in the ranks of the proton-
Ilon until the end came in the San
Francine“ cafe. Strong when last
heard train, was at Macao in china.
M...
HARBTROM AND HILL WONJ
The looked forward to the tennis
match at the Norwallt Country Club
between Iir. (7. A. Harstrom and II).
llill, Jr, on one side and Read (Y. Hav-
lland and Steward II Elliott. was play-
ed oil' yesterday afternoon and Men-
IIrs. liarslroni and Hill were victori-
ous In two sets straight. The scores
Wore 6-) and 6-0.
That no small amount oi interest
ens taken in this match. ultich has
played for a dinner was shown by the
court during the playlnu
. .. .«m «Ia-M. .....
This News
Concerns Every
Worn Petticoat
There are thousands of women
hereabout who have perfectly
good petticosts-«cxccpt for the
ounce.
SohIIImdy has worked out the
tar you can see what a line idea
Tiny will put thousands of with
cost down .alsc.
that anybody can do it.
TbeN E Rmi‘o.
Id WASHINGTON 812,
, V
tlona.r a to drive the «some germ.
“ mlihCerneatli the side when Plate
agency for ZEMO and he will tell you .
plan to provide new licences for
pcttlcoete. and at our lining coon»
The Gflberta Flounce It
coats into new usefulness without
Ldelayu-ehd they will keep the
These new licences or turtles are
In several designs, all very attracn
tive and all so simple to attach
FRIDAY, aunties III, mo
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Bridgeport Advertisements
The D M Read Co.
,4,“ Established 1857.
l
.‘lha.
5 a‘
The Store Closes at 5 p. m. Except Saturdays. ‘, 4...:
LI .ai
Dinner Cards and Paper Flowers
Persons in search of Dinner Cards or Favors will find
much to interest them at the Dennison Department. lower
floor. The number of pretty tritles that can he made from
paper is infinite anti there is everything to prompt origin-
ality In design. Paper flowers are made up quickly to order.
I'OSChtlde will! roses, sweet peas pinks, poppies, etc. And
all very inexpensive.
Ribbed Underwear for Women
Women‘s light weight Ribbed Union Suits, low neck,
sleeveless and close fitting at the knee.
Cotton, regular sizes, 50c. Extra sizes. 59c.
Lisle with hand crocheted finish Regular sizes, 75c
and $1.00. Extra sizes $1 .00.
Also a grade of Cotton Ribbed Pants, lace trimmed,
width are very good taint-.1
Regular sizes. 25 and sec. Extra sizes 29 and sec.
Silk and Cotton Fouiards.
The Silk and Cotton Fonlartls which have been selling
for son are now reduced to 39¢. Tilt‘ shades are navy, tan,
hello and rest-Ila. Very prototy.
W ash Goods Section.
Sale of Lisle Hosiery.
The Ladies' Illack Lisle Thread liosc. known as the
unbreakable lislc. are selling well. The hose have high
spliced heels, titliiiiit‘ soles and are extra long. Rog’ltlar 25c
goods. The special price is 19c a pair. three pairs for 50¢.
Violetta Toilet Soap. 10“ a box, lilrt‘t‘ rakes in II box.
'I‘lirrl‘ boxes for 25¢.
m
Cloisonne Jewelry, Brooches, Jaliut and Veil Pins, very
attractive and popular. Prices 25c and 5°C.
The D. M. Read Co.
School Garments for
Boys and Girls
FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS
The Celebrated K. and E. \l‘nist. Gingham and Percale
' 60 cents 25c to 82.00
4 years to it years 2 years to 12 years
Also a good Waist at 25c Odd (laments Bargain Prices
We can sell you these Garments almost as cheap as you can buy the
materials.
Buy them READY-MADE and Save Your Time
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MATERIALS FOR SCHOOL GARMENT!
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We have a good assortment or goods suitable for School Garmentew"
l‘crcaiee. Seersuckcrs tlinghamn l‘tc 3
Remnant Lengths at Special Prices
A. Dickermail 81 Sod
84 washington St, So. Norwalk
Telephone dilly ‘
WEB Iley Co
,1 I, ,2
The Hatch”—
“ DDUTH NORWALKI CONN.
HILL TIL- “I. . , 9 , a YARD Til... “It
inmber and Mill Work for Everythmg
item It Pigger to at Palace
SPECIALTIES
Chimera mean-Imus. anthemummymrsw. ,
' listen Paper. ‘ .
0 com, V" I II
ufi‘mssm Wain“ who “I, assaults: and lluitdei'l New.
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flair insurer!“ and Win Papers.
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