. have cultivated a tests or
[cod W”. Candy.
OUR HOME MADI OWII'I‘I
will certainly tickle your palm. AI
ways fresh and enticing.
roommate .
INSURED
busiest lira anywhere in the United
_ States or mantis,
with $2
per hundred per year. by
a
rartoneeowsu
74 WAOHINGTON ITIIIT. IOUTH
. NORWALK' CONN.
TILIPHONI 1!“
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DeliciousCandies
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[08A NEWS”
IVENING IINTINIL TILIPHONI
GALLI
IN—Nows Donal-linen!
nah—Bushm- Department
Mun—Branch Office. Not-walk
no ~Edlter's Residence
nee—em Editor's Residence
Refrigerators a treduction at Road's.
See adv.
Willis Morrcli is assisting in the
(llVieadl Grocery, East Norwnlk. for the
ay.
J. W Ahesrn. of Tristrnm and Hy-
att's store is taking a two Weeks' va-
cation.
it will cost you nothing to consilt
Theater in regard to your eyes. so
adv.
()ur Brothers lodge will hold their
regular meeting on Monday evening as
usual.
Read about the new delivery auto
truck that F. E. Lockwood it Company
are advertising.
R. L Brotherton and wife of New-
town Terrace, spent the tiny in New
York city yetserdsy.
1.. H. Sconeld, and wile. of Newtown
Terrace. spent yesterday with friends
in Yonkers, N. Y.
Mrs. Edwin Fox gives a strong tes-
timonial to the cuiatltc. merits of Dr
ch'ks Medicine. See adv.
Master .loim and William Msher, of
South Main street. are visiting their
grandparents in Duchess County. N. Y.
Jerry seeding» arms
is enjoying a two weeks‘ vacation and
is spending the some with friends in
New Haven.
Glover's shoes are built to stand the
wear and tour or school days. i your
boy or girl needs a pair. the ntiv. will
interets you.
There will be u praise and holiness
meeting at 3 o‘clock totuorrow ailer-
noou at the Lighthouse Mission. (lhris'
tinns of all denominations are invited
to attend.
Commander Cyrus iloniumln. of
Douglas Fowler Post. it A. ll.. has
called a special meeting of the post
for next Monday night, when he hopes
every member will be present.
Mrs. Lester l-‘nnton, who has spend-
ing two weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
Edwin L. Hoyt. of chtport avenue.
returned to her home in Weston yes»!
tcrday. Mr. lioyt took her home in his
automobile.
.l. Fred Bryant, left Norwnllt 'l‘hurs4
tlny to attend the convention of the
salesmen of the Worcester Suit com-
pany. by whom he is ellipioyed. The
convention was bold in Silver Springs.
N. it, yesterday.
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There were thirteen sales of real or
title in The Norwalks, last week, with
mortgages recorded of 81,500. For
the third week in August, thus. there
were nine sales of real estate. and
mortgages of $3.300.
———ll. Iieltlieh has awarded the con»
tract of fitting up his store in “tandem
store trout construwou” to at. John
dl. Koyscr. builders.
Charles (liutchl Schroeder. who ll
ill at the Norwsik Hospital, was sent.
a large basket of fruit this mornlnu
by four old Norwaik friends. This is
their usual weekly custom. and all will
be glad to hear the report that Mr.
Schroeder lu feeling quite wall. lie
wishes to be remembered to all his
Norwallt friends.
Wm. ...-......
The Ferris Coal Company adv. has
some interesting news for the coal
burner. Better road it.
Miss Maud Btolgor, who with her
family is camping otlt in one of the cot
thgcs at the Combo Mill pond. gave a
party last evening to a number of her
friends. There were lthout twenty live
precast and all enjoyed themselves lm~
mensely. according to their reports of
the good time this morning. Dancing
was indulged in and dainty refresh
meats were served. Thole who Went
from here took the last car trcm the
beach home. They were the Nissan
Florence Meeker attain brunt Anna
and Bertha Drake. and Grace Lion-gun,
and Messers Jack Burns, Herbert
Smith. Homer Lawrence, Arthur itch
ins. and Percy itsrrett.
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum-
mer’s boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one zit-ft,
bait cabin, with 8 h. 1). new motor.
One 21- ft. with 5% b. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought new
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShehPolnLNorwaik
if You Could Hear
the good things people are saying in
my office after they have had a tooth
extracted, you would no longer dread
to have those old teeth taken out. i
prepare my anaesthetic fresh every
day. there is no dunner of having to
use something stale. that does not give
good results. or makes one ill after-
wards; it is equally date for young and
old. The old roots and crooked teeth
come out without. any pain, the gums
heal quickly. and the mouth is left
clean and wholesome. Do not suffer
any longer.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main at" South Norwalk
Hours: a a. in. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
A!
Consulta-
tion
in regard to your eyes will cost
you nothing. Our Pbysiclun.
who is a Skilled Eye Specialist.
will examine your eyes, without
charge. and prescribe the cor-
rect glasses if necessary.
THAMER
tician
STAMFORD
Upon his
CONN.
,aturday Evenings
l‘
rillllTil an to:
The Sentinel will be messes to receive
otters for utilisation. from its readers
order the s cc hnadlnit A brief and to-
he- -polni communication. as a general
.irovotililon. culllcs more “night and con-
clotion than a lengthy one in which the
trgumonl ill not Concentrated. We (in
nest emphatically suggest hreylty bong-
vlnded articles, we havu tilmcnod. are
be last to he read. and use runny times
noldetl altogether.
BUILDING THE NEW BRIDGE.
Po the Editor of The Sentinel:
in one of the largest and most rcprc-
sentatlvc town meetings over ilt‘ltl‘ in
Norwulk. citizens from all ports oi the
tot/ii. many of them taxpayers. volt-ti
for a new Washington nirt-ct bridge
in‘ two subsequent town illt‘llt‘lllluu also
largely attended. this role was run-
tinned with instructions to the bridal-
committee. This committee put on
record that it would take no step in
plan. construction. or expense, “tillout
submitting it to the town so that its
wishes could be protected and direct
ed. These thine meetings were re
markably unanimous and determined
for a bridge which should bc a credit
to the town and not the perpetuation
of n patched up disgrace, which is
necessarily temporary. and expensive
In ceiistsnt demand tor rcpnlra. Now,
it. Is proposed to sacrifice civic pride
and public spirit and to return to the
makeshift which by on m'erwhcllnluu
majority was discarded. Is It possible
that the people of Not-walk did not
know what they wanted and are ready
to say so' but the people say. That
personally Interested parties would ob
loot is natural inertia also is a con
ditlon acceptable to some. 'l‘hcy nul-
ursliy oppose ptibllc improvements.
We do not believe. howover, that those
who have several times votcd for this
great public improvement ulc ready
to walk backwards. it certainly is up
to East Norwslk to be on hand nod to
see to It that enlistment so vital to its
progress Mid welfare is not voted
down. it is up to flouth Norwullt to
stand by East Norwulk for obvious res-
uons. rind it is up to the town to say
whether personal Interests and per-
sonal pique» ithttii obstruct this propou
ed great public lmnrovmnent which
would be a credit to the whole t..own
Those who propose to rescind what the
town has three times emphatically ask.
ed for. will of course be out in flirt‘ti
til prevent what but got to be done
sometime. even it the present patching
policy should be continued Will these
who voted tor a new bridge be there?
WASHINGTON STREET lililfltiiil.
turcstly interested in the discovery.
doom Gallium . Shinto!
is A [Milli lllliil
Dr. P. It. Glimsn, Manila Surgeon,
Announces Fruits of Three
Years Work
(New York Herald.)
BAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug. 27.-
tlancer, the disease which has baffled
medical science for man years, may
be conquered at last. Dr. K. Gilman.
80! Oakland, protessor of squery in the
Philippine Medical School and sur-
geon in chief of the Philippine Genes
Hospital at Mantis, believes he has
discovered a vaccine which will stop
the ravages of the dread dlosuss. 1
With this vaccine Dr. (lllmun has
cured twanty cases in Manila. in his
laboratories there he has been work-
ing for three years on his discovery
and is now ready to give to the world
the fruit of his labors. lie has met
pared an article for publication in the
Journal of Science. a medical and scl-
entitle review published by the flu-
reau of Science of the United States.
in which the details of the cure will
be made public.
Dr. Gilmnn has been sailed to dean.
onstrute his discovery before the itoy- ;
ui California institute at liavnna. He
has been in communication with Dr.
Simon i-‘lexucr, director or the Recko-
feller Institute. In New York city.
which was established for the study
and cure of cancer and Dr. l-‘Iexner inl
in perfecting this var-cine iir. till-
man was (insisted by Dr. A. 1“. (Zone.
pathologist in the Bureau of Science
at Murillo. Vaccine has never been
resorted to before. surgery and elec‘
trinity being the only known methods
of curing the disease.
Dr (lllman was born in Oakland and
was graduated from the Oakland put»
lie schools lie receised a degree from
Leland Stanford University in 1901
and finished a three years' course at
Johns Hopkins In i905. lie returned
to his home in Oakland on board the
transport Logan a Wool. ago. on a six
month's leave of absence.
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WOULD FlllE BIO Mills
Til STOP FIRES
(Continued from First Page.)
i‘Oit'l‘ ‘mw NSENI) Vi nah“ Ann... "7
Dense clouds of smoke from the
burning forests of Washington and
lircgon orersprend the waters of the
Pacific front one hundred to three hun~
tired miles off the coasts of both states.
A report of conditions said to be
particularly dillicuit for navigation
was brought yesterday by the steam-
ship Queen, \ibieb passed in from San
Francisco. (‘hlot‘ Officer iiuiry said
that the tunnel was never free from
the pail of smoke on the run north
part of Puget Sound is lmmpere
the dense smoki-
SPOKANE, Aug 27 .—-‘~Vi ultdi' iicas. a
lmmcstekt r who was a lucnlhtr of a
fire fighting tron on his f‘ioeit. last
night told how a (lunch of his putt)
were burned to death. "Saturday after
noon {iii of us were stationed about 1‘.
miles up liig Crock. under Warden
t‘hl‘lsty." he sold. "iil'low us about
two mllcu was another slnnli trcw and
together we wele working to control
a sum" lire. We had worked for some
«lays In this hay and had the tire
pretty well snrounded. About. 2:30 p
m. we heard a terrible roaring up on
the ledge remit of us and before Wl‘
utilized it the fire had cut off our on
«ape.
"'i‘hitly men at the upper end of
the fire all euclipt-d, but all of the poor
lcilows below were killed. Five oi the
men act-c killed by failing irons. and
sci-cu \t'crc suffocated and burned In
:t stilnil cave where they had sought
pr elect iun."
TACOMA, Wash. Aug. 27. l~‘lw
last night totally destroyed the saw
llllll plant or it). ll, Mi‘NI't‘l)‘ u l‘o.. culls-
no; a loss estimated nt intuition, pul‘v
lislly Loverzd by hlfillrmlti:
MB IAKER INTEATAIND
Mrs. li‘ inn ii iiultcr of Ilnlonatreot.
was hostess for yesterday's mention of
thc ll. .\'. iii-Idiot Whist t'iun hire.
liullolpii luiulischor. of lli'ldnoport.
Wua uwartietl the first prize and Mrs.
.liilllt‘li Wilcox. of Brooklyn. the court»
lotion. The club will meet two wocka
hence with Miss Edith \'roo|n, of Sun.
side place. must Norwnlk.
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.SAVING
Illillllllll llllllli "
by V”
MONEY .
lit a simple process. and for its
hon-observance there can he no
possible excuse,
Let the man live so economical-
ly that he always has something
to lay by. and he is certain to
have in the end a competence
to protcct him against till ordi-
nary worries.
The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Pays 4% on savings
u_
M
New Panoramic
Fresh Chocolates
25c lb.
Post Cards
of country Club and Judah island.
Also new ohm views of Belle Island
and listen Point.
ls
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1“.
become even amino
Gum hi. Holmes. President.
Win. A. cums. VW
summit A. site daily A rum-
the Final; Cbt '
$20.00- $22.00- $25.00 ’
Summer Suits
$10.85
This is the big reduction many men wait for and
they will be glad they waited: for We oil'cr many of
our most popular models' in choice fancy worsteda and
sergea at the most tempting price of the season.
Beautiful greys in stripes and exclusive pat-
terns—our finest sults' in the best-selling models of the
season—and in the combined lines we offer a full
range of sizes. We can fit stout men. tall men—and
regular men who come now.
Straw Hats Half Price
Now for a clearance of every straw hat in the
store. They'll go fast at half rice. Take your pick
of rough or smooth straws—an every smart shape.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norfialk.
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
Bonnie Home Ground Foods for Home. Cattle and Poultry are simply
pure. clean grains. fresh nronntirv-ihnt‘s all there is to llmclesn, flue.
sweet foods but it means much to your animals. Then-——ia It not
economy to feed your animals a feed which in command of high class
grains. perfectly balanced to insure. digcslilllilll'v requiring no waste of
energy on their part to digest the entire. ration?
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Donnie Horse Food
Dairy l-‘cctl
Chick i-‘cod
Poultry
Stock Food
I“ MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
HARBOR
WEAKFIBH. SWORDFWH. BUTTERFIOH. BONETéMACKEREL. ITEAK
COD. SEA BAGS. SALMON. HALIIUT. HARD CHADS. LOBSTER! SOFT
GRASS. LONG AND ROUND CLAMB.
Cutbili’sf Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
TELEPHONE l08.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
......... .......i DOZEN FANCY SWEET CORN..................18¢
One-half neck Green Lima Beans ................. . ..................... 25!:
One nook Rod Onions .......................... . ...................... 36c
Tomatoes, par quart ........................ .. . . . .. .................. 5c
Ono-half pack Sweets-H ...................... .. . . . .. . ....... . ...... .‘. 20c
Hints Lemons. Apples hinsitmclonu.t‘arrols, Squaw. (‘u-
‘l cumin-rs. lloets (‘nbbauc
l‘cschcs. Plums
UNlrrnfiocsRY (:0.
20 NORTH mm altar-2n.
VPHONI 143.
s
first: BIG STORE
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
The Best of Everything
to Eat and Drink-mat Moderate Prices:
DRAKE IROTHIRG' SPONGE CAKI. nub lid
2000 IAHO PMCV IVIROHIKN CORN .M Gout
ll pounds FINE GRANULATID SUGAR for ......Jl.”
3 pounds VAL! TOADT CRACKIHI for . .190
PlNIOT "090“le BWIUO BHII‘I. pound ...”...AOo
HNIIT lMl‘ORTED ROOUIFORT OHIIII. pound ...........soo
IDA“. WNIAPPLI, INAPPV. Hui-ARIN. slid others
....
OIOIIII0llhoICNIII
Teutonic a...
Can Iii bottles. “All
stems litter Elusi’s Beer
Can 24 bottles. 31.15 One lit bottles. $1.15
”.7
Tea. Coffees. Butter. up. Wines and Modern
”UTH NORWALK
I3 AND 0! WAIHINOTON ITuPMnI “O
inquiries Tourist Would on call "il‘inhdnh mishulsthlnklng serious-
this a tough met him elitism iy about marriage" "Why 1 drought
'i'osxh. hay. stunner when we have he was married the or three months
w «on her! detonation horn
cents I“ preheat
use.“ "so he was. but he is a
unit: to think WWW “will”
”5 WWW
ICIOTRIGIAN‘WWAI’UIVIAILY
volts passed through the body ct Wil-
liam A. Saunders. of No. 1201 Chapel
strut. New Huron. in charge of the
electrical work on the now Shore blue
electric line through Outliers.
brook sud other towns. inflicting pain»
fut burns on the head and body. late
yesterday. lie was placotx
ersl express and sent to h a home last
night
for this Aetna construction eornpsny
and the lucrry domineering notation
both or New Haven. was at work undo
road.
dynsmo be sustained the shock and
was rendered unconscious.
his fellow workmen noticed
lost body under the our ,
in going over our stock we found our “.89 and ".89 suits so reduced
In numbers that we have added a quantity from the 14.» table. ' ' '
Thou are exceptional values. All our $25 to $30 Bulls are now "MI.
Beys' Bulls at onsohalf the regular price are Just the thing for school.
In the Shoe Department are the greatest values In town In Low Chess...
Some are even less than half price.
t
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I.
Other things in this sale at even greater reductions.
Price’s Clothing Store,
98 Washington Street, South Norwslk
Suds-Maker Free
You simply turn the faucet and the m Suda-
llakcr delivers tb bot suds. it does notln any we
Interfere with the water faucet and can be only
attached to it. It gives you instead two faucets--z
one for clean. hot water-the other for thick. hot suds.
Think of the dost-m of we his ingenious device will cut down
thawed in the kitchen w hat timescale-ova hundretb
of steps every day—to always have tines. 15;" up
Maker gives you any Issu-
tityofana as? water hot-
ouchiy in in atvienildc
miles—ft is always
mdy inflict-t“ your .33.?!
puts a
the dmdgorrof isli wash
Ina—alias” place dishes.
Ill'ef. til-ware under it is
my ymdsforan instant.
then just rinse and wine.
1 mm instant. film»
low-sits. Inc -
nightly soap dishes. to the
Just call on the lumbar wlmcnau below andgokto
m Sud. alter. die will let you‘p o unobomo to Use tcni.
day s—tllt‘tt if uthint you can rpm it mm a, for the plus ow?
under no ohli to.” This is your chines to learn a the f
convenience. my attrition: am you can Whyour kitchen.
BROWN di CO... ill South Main Street, South Norwallt, Colin.
MUSIC HALL
South Norwnilt. Peck and Hart. Lamas.
Opens Season Monday, Aug. 29
Matinecs 2: an Evenings 7: 30 to 9; 9 to 10: 30.
Prices-Matinees. Adults. 10c; Children fie.
l’ilt‘fiWWillnRu Entire Orchestra and First Two Rows Center of
”if: Balance, the; 80! Seats, 25c.
lihicmyy
ballroom“ of program Mondays and Thursdays.
Edward P. Sullivan 8: Company
in ‘Ttuning a lilarbarisn”
The Great Scenic Novelty. NORMAN. the FROGMAN'
IPICIAL FIATURI
Ruthu-LAWRENCE a ROGERS-Florence
Some Singing-Some Dancing
ADA LAMAR-“Singing and Dancing Comedionue
Grand Added Attraction
Frezeeniawltaly’ s Eminent Harpist
latest Motion Pictures
“smashes witttsm sunroof ’
Gannon Psooru and People [unfold ‘
Disapprovsl oi‘ Mlli'ii'tttl’i ”
BERLIN. “1.37.“, ’
IHDOKID.
SAYIlROOK. Aug. a?» tilt hundred
1‘50 how am .
speech of Emperor William at Kalil-
tubers. with its openly momma but.
lief in the divine right of the PM“.
Iting and his choics‘hot by people I out
sombllsa but by tied. continues to be
the than: at the roost "043:; man‘s“:
can u t e newspapers.
shirt organs of the More am
in their views or the emperors “in"
sneer some of them taking s stand in
casualties to his view as list
foundation! «the Go,
united in criticism til
fit?
on the rod
scandals. who was general overseer
truck of one of the new cars for the
in rushing sdiuetmsuls to the
girl‘s lied
are sweeter than it she isn't.
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