JUNK DEALER
that you can depend upon i ‘ “ .
erEffron
.as FORT 81'... a. Noswstu,
who pays 10 a lb for rugs, and
Wheat prices for rubbers. metals.
and iron. Ask for prices be“ .
fore lon sell to anyone else. ‘
" Auto ires specialty. Notify me‘
ahead. because i am very busy,-
‘ my telephone. iii being out of
order since Friday.
‘ It is not a bit too early to
consider the question of your
Berkshire
Honest weight.
Careful Driyerl.
supply of Coal for next win-
‘Bipht Prices.
Prompt ee‘rvloe.
. ter.
'We are already putting in
. Our price at wholesale in 170 per
hundred. or $8.40 per ton. in any
quantity that may be desired. . We
also sell to family trade at 800 per
hundred.
Send your orders to cities.
FOR SALE
200 COrds of Wood
AUCTIONEER , .
E. T BATES *
South Norwaik and Darien
Tel. 897. 259-3.
5‘ Coal for those people who
plan: ’wcil ahead—and s‘uch
people are very wise we
How about it?
Eyelet Ties and
Pumps
that will stay on. at $3. 00, in all leath-
e’rl, including Velvet
ox THEWALL L
Elk Outing l
Shoe
m waepmo‘ron amen anion:
”loom NORWALK
,ylile‘ at Nashville gained ‘2 points,
.‘Great Northern aid. 1 and Missouri,
Kansas in Texas 5~8 at ‘the opening
ion. Pacific lost a point.
obout’lust night’s close.
,LOIIO
stocks rose Vbnoyantiy.
*I DillillE ascension"
ithought to ho ample for tho expanses“
“J V " although lilo returns have not, hoonpi tower on tho Castle lionaid. New»
Men, S ames Means ' 9 ' _. - ‘iown. about 3 o‘clock yesterday utter
. arc purple and white and presented a
i plctty
‘ lug tho cord playing Svao’a orchestra
Homer S Beers &Co.
13 MAIN ST"
. I
iliiiii iii Will SilliEi
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. mammals-
of the stock market today. and'Canad-
Otherwise
the list was virtually stationary at
There were
a few fractional ohhiiaés‘. mostly gains,
and the market shtiw'tad a firm under-
4 . 0
WALL STREET. 11 a. tit—News of
the decision of the ilarriman merger
suit in [favor of the companies was fol
lowed by an outburst of activity, and
(Continued from First Page)
orpcuaos of the tram for the sousdn.
including pdviug im the rent of the.
ball grOIInds in Winnipauk in a timing
cinl rosult the. affair was a triumph
and the money netted by the affair is;
made and the cam. t amount scouted inf
not. known.
. The hull had bccn allrucliicly doc»
muted in tho toiorn of tho team Which;
appearance. There were
streamers of tho. colors neatly strung
and Inland among the Y'ltfhlrs and,é
booms of tho hull. ’i‘lioforopnri oftho
owning was spout in card playing and
until 9 o'clock about. forty tables of
ouchre occupied the floor space. Dur-
furnished excellent concert music.
There wore'u number of prices for
BLACK (AND TAN. ‘
Men's, $2.50 Boye'. $2 00.
Conneaily
’ a BraCken
‘ 81 WASHINGTON 8T.
_ . » Tel. 363-4
Haz‘eiton
COAL
The B.Hersiiiieid&Son Co.
Tel. 294. '2 WI“? 8!.
First-class modern home for only
West Ave.. very reasonable.
Five acres aloe clear land near trol-
iey for only 81000
in acres with bungalow. for 31400.
You should call and see about those
bargains at once.
COBURN & HULL
94 Washington 8t., South Norwalk
Who hate bought their Clothing from
its for years. They got Clothing as
represented at correct prices, prompt
and efficient service, and thorough sut-
‘7 initiation in every deal. Try us and TOL “4-4
see if it is not so. We assure you of
first-class Clothing at reasonable GENTLEMEN'm
prices.
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.5.‘Gottlieb's--$7 81" $10
11 NORTH MAIN BTREET.
We want to become better ac-
quainted with you. Why not
meet us tonight at any of the ci-
gar stores.
‘ Yours truly.
ROGER LUDLOW
, Readers of The Sentinel leaving the
Something New l
$1000; balance mortgage at 3%. '
One of the finest residences on West.
Ave. also choice lots on and near us
the games. eight of which were played
in all. ltfiss Elia Natteford. with sov-
en games, scottrcd’thc first indies‘
prize. which was a handsome siioor5
mosh bag, and Miss Alice McCarthy.l
with six and onehalf games to her
credit. won the second prim, which
was a beautiful sold bracelet.
Sylvester Brothorton proved the
best player 'of tho men and won the
that prize with all eight games. The
prize was a scarf pin. Edward etio-
Gruth took second print with seven
games and his reward was a set of ale
sent gold cuff links. Mr. Mums Whit
awarded the consolation prim. which
be recoivcd amid much merrlmcnt.
22 w. WASHINGTON or.
as wooowsso ave.
‘ taking room in Wall street and at 9,
{dentin whilo Working near the top of
nonwntk
so. nos.
5 . non.
iiEiiiiS iiiii illiiilliis.
Catherine Lucy.
‘ Mrs. Catherine Lucy, of Plymouth
avenue, died at her home yestorday.'
The funeral sorvices will be hold‘on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock irom’
St. Mary‘s Church.
Funeral of William Ryan.
The funeral services of the late Wil.
lion: Ryan were held at 8:30 o'clock
this morning from Kavsnagh‘s under;
'o'cloclr from St. Mary's Church. Rein.
T. J. F‘lnn oillcmlntcd and the inter-
mcnt folIOWed in St. Zilury a cemetery 5
The pallbearoxs were .i. .l. itooney.l
William Shochan, Thomas Kostingi
and Daniel McCarthy. 5
”Normik’ 5 Leading Dry Goods Store——
3 8t 5 Gazette Building ‘
Wall St. Norwaik, Conn.
lll‘
$3. 98
Min? WEIGHTIOLOTH ,
Dress Skirts,
'l'AN BATEEN
Underskirts
75c
'Were 35.75 Were $1.25
COOL AND COMFORTABLE
Linen Suits and
Long Coats
' ' White ShirtWAi'stsii‘
There is always something new in our stock
of Linen and Lingerie Shirt Waists, of which we
have a very large line. from
75c to S5
w.y.~.W”_—M
FELL TO HIS DEATH.
8. H. Campbell Dropped Fortydive
Feet From Scaffold.
Tho iiianbury Nun's prints the fol-
lowlux account of the tragic (loath of
a formor East Noinnlk resident:
The victim of a broken scaffold.
Richu‘n‘i Ii. Campbell, of ii; Maple are
film, this city. toll iorlyvilvc foot to his
noon. Mr. Campbell was rendered lii‘i'
conscious and he. Iliod a few minutes
later, because il physician or his ruin-
Home made
CANDIES
Ice Cream
Delicious Soda
Henry Wilkcns
17 North Main St.
S. Norwaik
tivos oi' this city could read his side.
His body was terribly mangled. The
entire right side of his skull was
crushed in, his neck was brokon. his
law and noso wore lrnctllrod, tho ribs
on the right. side or his body were
lil'okcii in many pianos, his loft lines
was crushed and his onthc body cov- ‘
cred ”with out: and bruises.
Mr. Campbell. ~who is a mason. was
employed in lining Inc tower on the
castle. lie was working on the inside
near the top saw is nupposed that
he was about to up... work when the
accident hhpponcd
From on examination of the scaffold
after the acridont, if is considered
probable that one or the boards loos
cued. oastlm: Mr. Campbell to the
i
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Granolithic Stone Co.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Sidewalks I
STEPS AND CURBING
it it is to be of Concrete. let us give
you a figure on it. ‘
.1
rsi‘i‘nx» a new Repmintitive,
lb Hawkins AIL. East Notwsik
Telephone 1154-3
ground. He loll tony-live feet. landing
on his right side in the basement of
the buildlus.
\Voritmon who were nearby hurried
to him and summoned iir. William ii.
Kiernau. of Nowtown. Mr. Campbell
expired before the physician reached
the castle.
Following the awarding of the prison
the young people enjoyed dancing un-
ospeciaiiy deserving of orodli for their
work.
follows: Chairman, Michael E.
iJowIl; aides, .loliII Friend. James H.
Burn and lemon (L‘ahili. John Hour:
and William Howard looked after ”1950ng cause 0, his fall may never bo
ticket aoillngnt the door. John Friend
and
ilicdcl. dispensed tho Iofrosbtnoiits.
APPOlNTED A CONSTABLE.
Former Deputy Sheriff ireland Buo-
oeode Late J. .l. Goodwin.
Samuel (.3. lrclund. former deputy
sheriff haunt the administration of
Slioiiif Sidnoy id. liawloy, was ap-
pointed constable of tho Towit of Nor-’
walk this morning. by tho board of
selectmon couronod in a special nos-
sion. Mr. iroland will succeed J. J
Goodwin, deconsod.
it is understood that thoro were new
oral oondldntos out for the office. but
the nelcctmon bollovcd Former Sheriff
lrolnnd the man for the position.
W
TEN YEAR iMPROVEMENT BONDS.
Iii midnight. to tho oxceilcni mush of Empwy an “M lma‘lfle‘ pm am not
.fordcd by Svcc's full orchestra. The;
committee. III charge of the ull‘oir nroima death.
gcni exnlnincr of Newtown. pronounced
death accidental
The committee of nriaugomcnls wast
.lnnios iinrly assisted by F. C 5
lot his body that he received the must
; serious injuries, II watch which be our.
Members of Mr. Campbell's. family
in this city. was notified of the soul
dual and file; drovn to Newtown tut
roach the rustic until some time after
Dr. Kieruan, who is modi-
tbo castle for some time post.
[the ucridcnt occuriod there were no
oihor workmen in the lower and tho
known. I
'i‘l tough Mr. Campbell landed on his
light side. and it was on tho right side
lune, this city where tho funoini will
;bo hold Sunday afternoon.
Mr Campbell was used 52 yearn.
.two months “and eightecn days. lie
.anl boon long II resident oi this city.
zooming how about twenty iivo years
l.ago Mo was well know. especially
gardens the men of tile trade. lie was
II member of the Masons and iiliflkilyt
era' Union and also of Dunlmly Aerie
of Eagles. Previously he had boon
employed as a bartender and “was a
mcmbur of tho Bartenders‘ union.
mueAstso coma. I
m. LII-timers imim That They Are
0 Demand of the Mo.
"it best: all" said Mr. 14“th
of the Brooklyn Park Slope. ”libs: for
you can hear the annual: of I cork.‘
"Now, my den is the rear chamber
as the second floor.
cupboard i keep my clam and a
bottle of whiskey.
whiskey. but i don‘t care much for
the barroom society.
in the little
1 rather like
"My wife is pleased with my avoi‘I
eion for humans: sbo would be
better pleased if i never took a drink
0 v v r e. Occasions“
Mr. Campbell had boon working at floggef‘lnogfie:zt:r:¥y evening arts:
Whenl Ibo bu gone to sloop.
nothing until just before i am ready
to turn off the gas, when she wakes
up with a start.
outlook. but sbo makes allowance for
the weather. turns over and goes to
sleep.
She heart
She has heard the
"When I come home in the after-
"‘Hey. there!
tarhlo that bottle on an empty
stomach.‘
noon she is uuuully in the dining
room anoint; about tho dinner. Pretty
tried in the pocket of his vest was not. soon them 1. ,. whistle from tho
Illiurcd The body WM brought to the speaking tube and her voice comes
illomo of tho dcceuuod. «i3 Muplo nvo “D: V
You'd better not
“She has heard the peculiar sound.
"Again she may be out in the back
yard seeing if the crocusos are show-
ing signs of life.
den before i hour from the yard:
“lino-boo!
and speak to your wife ilrst‘l'
i hardly reach my
(isn't you come out
"i maintain that one of the presets:
demands of the age in for It squeal:-
ioss cork."wNoIv York Sun.
WWW”
Took HLr at Her Word.
l
l
5
-!orosm festival last availing
79in for the seashore. mountains or5 TWIN CITY
rural resorts. or for illnrops, can have' NUGGET
‘itgsont direct to them by mail for: LITTLE GEM
‘sny«_ period dosircdwdays, weeks or
"months. Addressesrmay be changed, CIGARS
”an often as dosirod. 3- J REYNOLDS. Mir.
é
{LAdycrtise your wants in TheSentinel.
5 ”1 Savings Bank
is not a luxury,
Boiler deposited every pay day In
Wm“
W-
"Hm“ .— “0““?
Money well investedwan Advertise-
room in The Sentinel.
Account
but a necessity. A
Word was resolved in South Nor-
walk, this morning, to the effect that
the finance committee of the ioxlsiso
taro had roporied favorably on South
Norwalk‘s bill for improvement bonds
for street purposos. The bill reported
«favorably was the substitute which
the committee called for to take the
place of the ion your improvement
bond issus.‘which was provided for In
.ths'iirrt hill offered and which was
roictced by the committee. ‘
Explanation for the deterioration.
log the bill was given toftho meet that
it‘ll“ been timpossiblo to. not‘the mom
bfli'ii together in execnllye session.
or and two sisters. living in ireland.
w '
RAILROAD menosn to Least.
‘Einhib District
Judge Honk
i
Mama-the prosent indications are
that it is not going to ho harmony to
prey on rain in Connecticut this sum:
merwtlartford 'i'ilnos. -
l’,
nrsnted. .
no is survived by his wife. three ,
sons, Richard H. Campbell. Jr" Robot-t
Campbell and William Campbell. find
two daughters, Chain A. Campbell and‘
Margaret Campbell, beside: his moth».
8’? LOUIS. M05. dime 34- ““1“"! me!” j,
nor of the Southern. Racine and Union
Pacific Ruiimsds is legal according to.
an oponlon handed down todayna the
United 13mm Circuit Court of the
ital molt-seating spin»
ion in which he shortlisted the belief
that the gOVornniont‘s petition was
Wellfoundod and should have been
1. Advertise your-undid in one sentinel.
A Woman came into the general
l store with a jar of butter. Ellie de-
sired to exchange it for another Jar
of butter. in churning her butter she
had discovered a mouse in the churn.
. “it didn't injure the butter," she
said to the store trooper. ‘iund to any
one who did. not know the circum-
stance it would taste all righti”
Taking the woman at her word.
the merchant carried her jar into the
hook room transferred her butter to
another jar. and the gratified custom-
or took back her mouse butter with
dation.
There is a great deal at needles-
Journal.
I «...,....-.~. ...v.:..~:..w~.w
Sentinel ails. bring tortilla.
a thousand thanks for the «county
trouble in the world on account of
squeamish sentiment. .... Milwaukee
.Krieger& Co.
Speci Sale
of»! Ready- to - wear
Garments
We InVIie all the ladies to Inspect our display of Summer
Wearing Apparel.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Line 81 Wliite Skirts
Also a very pretty: House Skirt of Black and Blue
Polka Dot,for
special Sale of Linen Coats
3 Just now we are selling a very handsome Long Coat with
embroidered shawl collar: good value at $5. “$2 98
Special for . ..
A Beautiful W h D
Assortment of as VieSSeS,
Made of Anderson Plaid Ginghams. Rercales, Dimities, Ba»
tistes and LawnSI 8 great variety $1 to $6 98
‘ C
of styles. Prices range from . ..
The higher priced Dresses we alter free.
All Cloth . Tailor-made Suits
We sell at greatly reduced prices.
ova MILLINERY
is always complete. We are trying to keep this stock com—
plete to the very last. Our ml liner is still with us and
is adding new models every day. We fill orders prompt—
ly when your own trimmings are brought In,
.nu..ev.~--u..p-- .....
Cur Charge Account is at your disposal
I .2 \
U. 0. G. c. FESTIVAL.
’ Sherman (lomnuindcry. No. 470, ilnia
lod Order of the Golden Cross. gum a
most' pleasing strawberry and loo
in the
Sons of Temperance hall in Wall
street, in tho Gazette building. at
which time in tho neighborhood of a
hundred persons were cutertafled.
"Bevoral unique features in tho manner
of the sale of tho strawlicrrles and the
cream were introduced as wall so
others. They mot with great success
and in fact everything connected with
the olfair promo to he successfui.’i‘he
ice cream and tho strawnerrlos were
all sold out and the passion will long
be remembered as .9 most happy wont.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
"4 GREAT VARIETY.
The "lockuiuono" icolura of
ilolparlt Underwear is simple
enough. Such a tomato cantriw
soon for column. you wonder
coineono didn‘t think of it. but
fore!
annehooit ..... . .6“ a garment
Alfalfa blosn....7so a garment
"Gotham".&l a. $1.50 It garment
All Linen . . 41.50 a garment
KNOX, BTRAW HATS
“I00 35410
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nowaIY‘i’Oit axons; TRiMMd‘D
TH: Hhflmhllm.
The haunt/ton tingle: astound ills
Harboreides of South Norwauc this
morning on the formers grounds by:
1'; tho score of 12 to 8. The game was.
exciting throughout. with numerous
Messrs plays on the Inn-I oi the illogical
Josep 11 Davis
on wsihlnytpon it. Tel. (ion. .
Norwalk Chronicler