I‘rHoIe‘n WHo HA E HAIof
East Norwnlld because be 0m 1‘ S,
1 . doesn'txo around with belle,nnd
doesn’t come to the house unless
he's sent for He pays 111 in.
for raga; 20c owt. for folded
newspapers and magazines. and
. best prices for rubbers, metals
jaud. iron, . T011 4&1» . .
CKWHEAT COAL
‘Bucltwhoat”' is one size small-
ban ".PItI:I11’I’ r(or “No. 2 Nut")
. lltlilli dill-illlllllili.
. Dario: rancher.
Dnriue Fennher, a former reeldent ot‘
South Norwnlk. died yenterduy in his
eighty-ninth your. at West Modiord.
Menu. The remains wil be brought to
iEiouth Norwnlk, tomorrow afternoon
on the 2:49 o'clock train from Benton.
. and will be tnlcuu to the Riverside com.
etery. immediately ‘ for interment,
when there will be services in chin-go
of Rev. .1. Benton Werner. Mr. F'nncher
And I 11 be used 111 place of Pea in
_ any instances, at a great saving
Right Prlcu.
Prompt Service.
Hone-t Weight.
Careful Drlvorl.
We have a surplus of this size
"which it is necessary to move and
FOR SALE
200 CordsI' of Wood
We will make a satisfactory price
to quick buyers.
‘PeIa Coal is $5 per ton.
AUCTIONEER
E T. BATES
South Norwalk and Darien
Tel. 897. 259.3.
Buckwheat very much less.
Children’s 8-straIp
Sandals
at $1 to $2. 25
111-1 ordiuit to size
I Also. CHILDREN‘S RUSSIA CALF
BAREFOOT SANDALs. 500
5 All size:
in wnlIImG'con Grazer 111111111155
IOU?” NORWALK
IMark
N615 M LL
Elk Outing
Shoe
" BLACK AND TAN,
. Mon’o, $2.50; *Boyo‘, $2.00.
Conneally
r& Bracken
81 WASHINGTON 81‘.
Tel. 3684
'
Hazelton
COAL
The ll. lienhiloki 81 Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 WI!" 3!.
Something New
First clans modorn home for only
$1000: balance mortgage at 5%.
One of the lineal relidencen on West
Ave. nine choice lute on and hour
Wont Arm. very reasonable.
Five noted nice clear land near trnl»
1111 for only 81000.
if; erred with bungalow for $1400
‘1’ on abould call and one about those
bargain: at once.
*conunu & HULL
94 Washington 01.. Booth Norwalk
Tel. MM
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JUB‘T LISTEN TO THl‘Bl ‘
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Nut nhuutlng ~~~~~ inst uhlnherlhn lhr
nhlberiniiul new that run run out GENTLEMEN '"'
Clothing with iron tune. more comfort Jo”, of Arc w“ “Maid of Or-
“and attention to inunirlnn iliiill uny- ham," we are “maid" of the
when: nine in town. Another whinper be“ tobacco. Try M5 All deal-
Whorn‘e the current nddrnnn. ore sell “35
I . . g Yours trui .
‘Gol‘tlleb 8mm 81 $10 noonnyLunLow
ll'NORTH mm under. 1 TWIN CITY
. W * . NUGGET
filo charter committee will hold .11 LITTLE GEM
{attention this evening in the Boutb CIGARS
blowout 121111111111 churnbnr in Warming
n 1115111511 E. J. REYNOLDS. Mir.
. if
in than desirable room: to rent?
Sidney Well invented rrrrr nu Advertlw
i be known through The Sentinel. 11112111 in The Sentinel.
” ‘ or“ .
‘ he] Amount
is not so important. but something
about id be saved every pay day for
deposit in
5e South Nerwalk Savings Bank
‘ A “ ' "Starts on Account
is well-known in South Norwnik, hnv-
inn lived in South Main etreot, and
won olr many word 11 pin denier, de-
livering. his product direiit‘to the con-
sumer. The deoenned is survived by n
wile end one daughter. Mrs. Brown.
Samuel G. wllmot.
81111111111 (l, Wilmer. yeeterdny. 111 the
Shelton lionpltul. where he bud been
undergoing Woolworth, The funeral
services will behold from St. Joseph's
Church. Derby, toduy. ltev. Flutter
Bailey oilirlutiug. The romaine will
be brought to l'luricu for interment
in the Spring Grove cnumtory. of that
place.
Mr. Wilmot was 11 former ronldent of
Bouthorwnlk. living at 79 Stevens
ntreut. lie in survived by it wild and
two children.
Dorothy Pierre Wood.
liorothi l’lt‘lli‘ the infant dnunbtni
5511f linuurd and Alice Wood. of Nor
walk died at the home of mlnrlven
whom Rho has built with he! brothel.
in Wilton sontoidny The font-rut nor
vices will be held. 'l‘uvudey nitet‘uouu
111. 2 unlock. from the into home in
Il'niou 1111111110. dud ltoi (‘. A. him“.
of Wilton. will olilulule. The inter-
mon 111 will follow in the Norweik come~
lorry.
Funonl of Joseph Smith.
‘l‘be lunvrni service: of Mn. Jeneph
81111111.»! Hnrrlet street, Were bold.
thin morning,’ at it unlock. from 8i
Mary'e Church. R611. .1. .l. hintinittnle
officiating. The services were largely
attended and there were A great runny
beautiful fiorul pieces. The remains
were interred in St. Mnry'n cemetery
following the church nervicun. The
pallbenrcra were John H. Manning.
John Bloke. William Flynn. Marlin
Crennh. ioronro J Adams Ind Edward
F. Duffy. The flower twat-ore were
James Dalton and James Tully.
80M! ODD OCCUPATIONS.
(New York iterator)
We have heard about the eontyled
odd orcupntlonu of Glennie-inch. rot
catchers. so on. but oxixenrloe of the
overcrowded metropolio and demands
of peculiar modern life linve brought
employment more 1111111111111 than there.
that few people would think oi.
Each morning of the your long before
ounrlnn. when the llernld pronoun are
rolling off their miles oi output. 11
1111111 11111511111 111 the Thirty-sixth Itreet
entrance of the building and buyn the
that pnpur Ilbui romeo out. Then be
seen to 11 brillinut window 11nd made
the lent uhd found culumua. in n abort
time he bun the inforuiution he wnntn
11nd atnrtn or! on bin daily occupation.
5 which at timou in quite complicated.
Now and then be will tlnd that the
11an article lil driver-tired 1111 both
Ilmu 11nd found. end it he run one the
toner. before he need the Herald. be
"my giro Information thut will brink
him 11 reward. 'i‘hln rombluntlou In not
on nvnrytluy rmeurrenou. but loot prop-
ol‘ty in. and uuuully the advertleer more
where It Willi likely tout. often in uolnit
to or from dome piece of umueerunut
or entering; or leaving nnme rnotnurnut
or tithing or ienving an automobile. at
some rermin ulnar. Thou the man
none in the almost deserted streets.
whom the ertlcle may humbly he. and
unite 1111111111111th minke up ertlrloe of
mum vninu. Tiller helooku for the
owners in the "loot" columns. the next
morning. or it not there he gone in the
box oilire of the neureet piece of
uniunnment to leuru If inquiry litil! been
mode for the 111111119. Mont of his one
turner: nre women.
There are others who wntnh for ad»
vertianmnntn of special thing; tint
nrewnuted 11111111 1111 odd 11nd rare on
tiuna at pebiiontlous, noinn. ruinous
and all 11min of entries. A11 he also
violin second bend hookehoouo! mi
every place where such thinnir may be
he often brings buyer and seller to
gather, to his advantage and mince
tinted note eommiunienn hotn‘ wnya.
Thin nailing requires bookkeeping and
enererni reading or wanted property
_ with an lretreénnd regime “
13 MAIN 8T" NORWALK
I22 W. WASHINGTON OTC. BO. N011.
26 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.
intention from the rut catcher.
l
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about the property involved. 5
There are men.» who not the suit-I
who
mnke u busineon ot huutlng emnller
game and will rid your . houses or
ranchers, yet smaller nuts and other
noxious ineoctn. But the most odd of
all these, who 11m to do with umali
animals. in 11 mob in Brooklyn her»
ough. who takes utlnue from honey
been. 'i‘hle not only makes them on.
for. in once of 11 rear end collision. but
it eniteue their nuturen nnd milked
them better workers. Ho receives ur-
dere for his work from all over the
country.
The industry of exercising. pampered
poodle pups and other 1101111 of doltti
hue had 11 rupid growth in the metropo-
llu. but. the ordinary citizen. wnllttng
through the parks, particularly early in
the morning nod utter entrant, does not
know that runny 1111111
gunrditw, dog» in the leash «are outrun-5
ed in the epoclnl occuputlon at which5
they make their living. Another iudue
try at guurdlunohip in the curing [or
children in their numeeuieuta Thore5
ure thoeo who do this for several perv!
noun, going 110m home to home. where
children ure authored in some pnrty on
other etiturtnl1111111111».11nd not only out
1111 protnl’turn. but 1111 uniuueru in nug~5
gontlnn 11nd hiding in 1111111011.
Then there are persons who teuoh5
‘ turtle accoiupliehuwutn useful to! on-
two or more poaioilleen. under differ-
1
tortulnmentn and «nunnurcinl portion
on. l’nrrotn are not only 1111111111 to
event: no pni‘rotunhould. but they urn
taught to our . 11121111111- 11111111111.
good mire and proper euipbunie.
in quite effective to lutvo 11 parrot in
n “loan. for lunlnnre. vi)‘ out to 1111 cu-
ierlus cuntomnr. "lli'lllli .lnbu linriey-
here's whinhy." ‘l‘hnm- tnutrurtoru ulno.
tench singing bird» to use their voice:
to the bent ponnlble «duct. or giro. them
special initiation in Corinth tunes. tbnt
their owners dentin.
There in work, onuu‘lt to give em-
ploytneut to ‘1” men will) cure black
eyes. and it in ofton quiteI important
that diastole-ration of eyes he removed
before the owner gone home. where an
explountlou might he demanded
, But the mom mutual occupation in
patronlring persons who conduct on
undone tor dwindling. Yet there are
thooe who invent in much things and
make money at it. They usually do
their business by mail. from an out or
town pom attire. and nomotlmeu from
out 11111111211. They really send thelr
good money to men they know to be
ewludlorn, who are trying to not in‘
venture in schema that are not ex
pooled to pm- on; one oxneut the pro-
mutere it taken knowledge and Boo
ret iuwmligntlon to conduct the built-
1101111, no it will pay the inventor. but
it is frequently carried on ounces-fully
on the principle than the owlndlnru
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with i
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Norwollt’s
NOS. 3 and 5 GAEBTTB BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Cool and Comfortable LongCoats
Mohair Coats. stylish and serviceable.
Blue,ta11. navy-blue, or black.
A Large Assortment of Linen and Pongee Coats
Very attractive serge coats. blue. tan or black
Leading Dry Goods Store
Tailored Linen Suits
The Latest Ideas 1n Lingerie Waists‘ and One-Piece Dresses.
The Pepular Marquisette Waists and One-Piece Dresses.
Home-made
CANDIES
ice Cream
Delicious Soda
IHenry Wilkens
WM»M‘
l7 North Main St.
0111111111. co.
Broken Coulee Duplicated and Ground -
While You Walt.
Pruertptlono and Repair Work
Neatly Done.
Syn Tented Free of. Charge
Ollie- l-Iourot. 0.11.20: item 1 o. m.
to 8:30. Monday evenings. a p. «1.:
Saturday neutrino. 9 p. 111.
UNITED BANK BUILDlNG.
811mb Normlk
‘h
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workout.
want ndo.
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‘will allow name of the early inventors
to not peylmt returns. at) no to encour-
age them to luvmu more heavily and
have them iufluonre friendti to lend
money.
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BUDIUK-«KLIMUSZKA.
A very pretty wedding we: solemn
iml youterdfiy At high noon in Eng
Mnry'n church. when two prominent
mt‘mlh‘l‘lt oi the Rueltlun Polish onlony
in Nerwulk were united in innrrintte by
ttnv. 'i‘houum J. Finn. rector of 01115
church. 21111111 mephnuiit Kllmunko lie-g
I'llflw the wife of Btunisinu Budulk. ut
thin limo 11nd Inter at reception in born
or of the (trunnion wan hold in the
home of lilo bride in the Fair Grounds.
The young rnuule will renlde lu Nor-
wnlk.
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Money wnll lnveltntlmnn Adi/artisa-
1neu51 in The Sentinel.
wow w-
CARPENTlfln-MCIHEHRY.
John F. Carpenter not! hire. Memo
oi Motihorry were murrlod, Inst even-
ing. by her. Thoma .l. Finn. rector or
iii. Mnry‘e cherub at the church. Mr.
ilnrpnntnr in the wellknown proprietor
of the Writer nrteet NorWnll‘t onto end
her many Manda. 1111 he» his wife. in
Tim Noiwelitn.
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Money m inverlodwen 1.115111...»
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“()Id Polkn' Day" was celebrated at
the South Nerwnlk Methodiet Eplnro
pnl Church. yesterday morning. t‘ar‘
ringers were sent to the homes of thono
who were unable to walk to church
and they were carried to the edifice.
Rev. John E. Zolter branched nil on
propriete sermon for the nonunion. tok-
lnn for his text "Fathers and Mother:
in turnei."
Robert Veltch. who in omuioyed at
the Mnbnckemn Hotel. suffered on cpl.
loutie tit yontordny afternoon. being
otriolten while standing in the drive»
way of flolmnul' ntnblee.
he cut his turn quite hudly.
an .
treatment tor dmpny in the Norwulli
horpltnl. in reported to be critically
ill. Mr. .Iohurou'n friendn are not a
little concerned over hie condition.
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A number of Knight: of Celnmbun,
Catholic Union onunoli went to (ii-eon,
with, yentordny. to ivitmutn the third
degree conferred by n ilrooklyn teem.
Mrs. itlohnrd Glendon. and daughter
Mary. of Mormon. 11rd vluitlng with
Mm. utonwn'n illiiltii‘. Mrs. (hurried
Adnma. or Bother avenue.
WW
At a meeting ol’ the Flremen’o Mon.
dolln Orcbnntrn. yentnrdny afternoon.
the room of the recent entertainment
was submitted and accepted.
VDRESTKRB DIIICORATE GRAVES. .
Court hinbeelremo. lilo. till. Foresters
or Alumina. net yesterday Midi! 51111
memorial dny. during Which time. the
graves of the decanted membero were
decorated The firth/oil wore very;
nimble and the mm decorated plate
111 but 11111111111111. 5 I '
“Wm M-“g ,
11.111111111111111.» 26 14.1 t) it
24.. will mout.tl1hi evening, in the
burn in Washington ntreet.
Appropriate examines were unnerved
at the Norwiilk Congregational church,
“ yesterdo‘y, tor Dhildren' 11 my.
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Advertise your want: in the column:
It
8. Nomalk I
in falling.
H. Kieger 81 Co.
3!
The Leading Store in The
Norwalks' in Ready- to -wear
Clothing for Men, Women.
Boys and Girls
White Dresses Girls
Suitable 1m communion. All
Sizes. 451014.,
$1. 25 to $3 98
Prices horn
Graduation Dresses for Girls
Prices. from $3.98 to $18
Tub Dresses
in Ginghams, Percales. Lawn
and Dimities. All sizes. Prices
from $2.98 to 356,
Summer Silk Dresses 81 Waists
Prices moderately marked. Al-
terations free and fit guaran-
teed. ’
A Great Variety of Linen Suits, Coats
and Skirts. All'sizes and all prices
1.11111 Johnson. who in undergoing, ’
., . [1* mow“ A.
Desirable help nlwnys roedn The
815111111111 want columnn.
mu "mm
At the Town Court. thin morning.
Judge Willlotn il‘. 'i‘nmmnny commit».
ted William. Width in the li‘nirtield
County children‘s Homo.t2i1let Wil-
liam it. i’ennlnntou inking tho younsx
1111111 to tbnt turtltutlon immediately nf~
ter the court adjourned.
had none of John lieurtnre, allergist!
with 1111111111“. come no and the deten-
dnnt was fined 1‘? and cents, which he
11.ntd
Loot anything? 'l‘ry 111 Sentinel en.
The majority of people nre honest.
M110. lt’It'lrm Byinrton. of would: ' 1
avenue. has returned utter a three
weohe' vitit with reintivee and friends
in Selienk'n Corners.
Il‘doniy well inventedtnn Aid’v'ertlao
meat in The Sentinel.
W“
the Sentinel wont coloured are rend,
The coutlu- 5
mm HAro, $2.00 to two.
.88 Wuhinnton at.
. OUTING TROUSERS
"Benjnmin" Make
White Flannel
tiltrlpod Flannel
"sweet Orr" Make
Striped Serge W33
Linen Crush .............$1.75
White Duck ...... $1.50
Khnki....,.......... MM.»
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SOFT (DOLLARS
BATHlNG EUITB
BELTS
PANAMAS. 115.110 and $5.00
Joseph Davis
‘ ‘l‘al. eon.
Norwalk Chronicler