It7' is not a bit too early to consider the question of your -‘ T supply of Coal for next win- .. ter. We arefialready putting in a17177£6r those people who lan. well-x ahead—and such people are very vvise we 7 ‘ How about it? ' THE N M LL _ Tel. 897. A tori7rags, and ‘ best prices for rubbers, motels . and iron. Ask for prices be» tore you sell to anyone else..- . “Auto tires specialty. Notify me attend. because” I am very busy, ‘ my Mentions. All, being out at. older since Friday. ‘ . Berkshire“ Honest Weight. , Careful Drivers. Eight Prices. Prompt Service. Our price at wholesale is 170 per hundred, or $3. 40 per ton. in any quantity that may be desired. We also sell to family trade at 30¢ per hundred. ,. _ Send your order: to office. FOR SALE 200 cords “bf W 00d- AUCTIONEER E. T. BATES South Nonvalk and Darien 25st. .‘t Men’s “James Mean’s” ‘ Elk Outing ‘ -~ .,Slloe=~ BLACK AND TAN. Monte, $2.50. Boye’ $2.00. i Conceally 8:" Bracken 81 WAslluvorou or. m. 353-4 “. l ...“ Who have bought their Clothing from .us for years. They not Clothing as . represented at correct prices, prompt ; and oiliciout service and thorough sat lllfautlon in every deal. Try us and one if it is not so. We useuro.you of .iiretlclass clothing [at rensonable prices. Gould's-87 & $10 . 11 NORTH MAIN BTNEI'I'. . Hi8 Lil-“E WORK. ”AM So that is the oldest inhabi- tant ” said the city man. "A venerable .fluure, truly! How do you account tar his having lived all these years?" those it”: b'cua has never done any- .thlug also.” 1 “”W :‘llentinel ads. bring results. it'iih . . ( Eyelet Ties and Pumps e737), including Velvet .-——-MAX LEVY-- 77m wAsumel‘ou arugu- salons IDUTH NORWALK ' BUY Hazelton ' can Thell. Hershiield & Son Co. Tel 294. ‘ 122 what- it. , "Well" a trifle acidly replied the " landlord of the Situation tavern, “ll First-class modern home for only $1000; balance mortgage at 5%. One of the finest residences on West Ave. also choice lots on and near West Ave. very reasonable. . Five acres nice clellr land near trol~ ley for only $1000. 15 acres with bungalow, for $1400. You should call and see about these bargains at once. COBURN 8t HUL 94 Washington on, south Norwaik Tel... 414-4 Gentlemen :-- Longfellow says. “Fair words giadden so many a heart." -we. Try us7and be glad. Yours ti'uly, noose LUDLOW7 rum» cm ' ‘ soccer LITTLBGEM , , CIGARS 3.1. anvNOLos Mll- “Money well invested-wan Advertise- ment in The Sentinel. 'aveneu, received word last evening "that Mr. Mead's mother. Mrs. Jennie ,Meud~liellnett."wus critically ill 'not exmctcd to live burn few hours. [for Brooklyn. and arrived at the home ‘of the former'a sister, Mrs. Charles 7 Dolmen was in her 70th year and la ,. beautiful character. . property. you 'll7 llnd u huy.or , lhy a fall oi over a point in American '3 Smelling. So do7 713 MAIN 87o NORWALK 22 W. WABHINGTON 8T. 26 WOODWARD AVE... DEATHS Alli] lllillllAlS Mrs. Jennie Mesd- Bennett. . M1. and Mrs. E. E. Mead, oi Edits and Mr. and Mrs. Mead 'lolt immediately Heydrick. just fifteen minutes before Mrs. Bennett breathed her last. Mrs. survived bv Mrs. Heydrick, ll‘ E. Mead and William Mend. of Norwalk. She was the widow of the late Frank Mead. of Norwalk, and was a woman of a For nine months she had been ill with a lingering sick- ness which liuully claimedi‘lier as its victim. During all this time she has always been the some cheerful com- panion and mother and her loss is; keenly felt by all who kneel her. The. .iuntuui services will be bold lit Brook ‘ 7lyn. tomorrow niternoon. and the in. torment will take place in .the Even; groan Cemetery, of that place. if you can ever persuade a alnall number of the people. who read andi a... influenced by "Want“ novel-lining in The Soulln UMBRELLA FOR MR. BASBELL. .—— 4 Employe of Sealehlp System blood.3 that will egay on. at $3.00, in all leath.‘ comely Remembered. A ll. la. llissell manager of the semi oral oillces of the Sealahlpt Oyster? System. of South Norwalk, who is soon} to leave town when the allies shall; have becn..rcmovod. was the recipient: of a beautiful silver‘mouutod natural-.3 in. recently, tho gift of his allies force: as a token of their npprociailou of his: ‘ courtesy towards them as employee of; the concern. lllbcompauyinu the xift licly opened in tho afternoon of July n it is to be of (‘ wits the following token of their es; teem, signed by the members of the ethos force, which speaks volumes for.E itself: 7‘ it is with a great deal at pleasure that we take this means of indicatinx: to you, at this time. the esteem and;i regard that each and all of us have for y.ou We feel that we have been partic ulariy fortunate in being employed in an office in your change, and our daily ’insks. accomplished under your able: direction. have been rendered more. pleasing and gratifying because of; your tact. good judgment and invalu-’ ‘ able counsel. ; Semething New7 ' continued afllllntlons. lull we. shall re pleasure. We trust that success bill aucom puny you in whatever you undertake and you have our sincere wishes fax a long life and prosperity. in witness whereof. we afllx out? respective ulgnaiuroe'ihis seventeenth 1 day of June. nineteen hundred eleven-r R. l". Dibble. J. ll. Sherman, E. ii. Joasolyn, Lester ii. Wyeth. Daniel hiahonoy. M. Frank llookor. A. J. llyruos. Axnes M. Lynch, Hazel Qulnlurd, W L. Francis, Elaio Quin turd, J. F. Stecgmullor. (lrnco V. Howard‘ Florence l) llrny. Ethel S Snuhyc illndis L. lininble. nns M Rooney. liattlo ii. SmilinA ice 8. Foley. Anna M. Sullivan. Anna A. - Toothiil, billion (1. Donovan, flurr- rlotl. Warm. Edna ii. Lyons. lva l4. iloutou. Marjorie l. llouton. 8. J. Moran. A. Newman, R. J. Larrouri William ll. O‘Brien, Alex. w. 'l‘oolt sr, Lila i. Godfrey. Theresa M. iiuoit lay, Clara hi. Edmond, Edward L. Jenner. M. ii. Uhichosler, Madelyns hunk. Emma L. Anderson, F‘. bram- loy. J. Reilly. William (3. Durham. hhilth M. hoeifol. based. llnvo7 vou mahogsd to save a little every pay day for de- e South Norwalk Sayings Bank 7‘ 9 you trusting? to luck to provide for your future? All deposits made on or before autumn, July 10, will draw up rue charmer. ron VACATION i one. ‘ Readers of The Sentinel leaving the city for the seashore. mountains or lrurai resorts. or for Euro Amari- have it sent direct to them. y mail for flay period desiredwdays, months. Addresses may be chapped ' as often as desired. , The standard went dolomite are read by thousands. . blssuca iiucluntod widely. " lug oi Union Politic and United States Fitzpatrick. Agnes McPoako, Lucy K Collins. Alhoio E. Raymond Mary) Abbott. n. a. Gallagher. .l. A. on more. Violette A. Morton, William weeks or . 30. N08. 1 NOR. 7 A lllllAl Iii Will SARAH WALL STREET. 10: 7710 u. 7m.—,-Uulou Pacific and United States Steel Were the active features of the market at the opening today Each gained ll. on transactions of largo amounts. The‘ Macro! market was firm. the pricesas a rulo'romuining at about on a level’ fwlth yesterday‘s close. 7 WALL STRE 'l‘ 11 u. m. -Rcaiiaiug sales had no upprcl lublo effect on pri— . cos, and the list wont subatantially higher. Local traction stocks were in keen demand. and their advance gore rise to a relief that an amicable sot- tlomeut of the subway problems had been reached. The jump in the Erica and Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault' Ste. Marie, led to reports of truiilc agreements. in the more active scc~ tiou. Union Pacific and Reading were market in fact presented a good iront. WALT. STREET, Noon.--~Operatlons in the stock market wore listless din". log the morning. although a number of Heavy buy- Slcel in tho lirsl obur gave an appearh once of strength to the market. bull when this demand subsided prices fell. weak The clips in the second hour was assisted THERE'S GOING 270 BE. MORE WA- TER 0N SAYBROOK BAR. ._....... OoVernment is to Have it Dredged to Give a Depth of Fifteen Feet and Channel is to be Widened to 300 Feet. The war department is receiving healed proposals for dredging Say brook bar. at lhr- mouth of the Con- nettlcut river, and they will be pub- l i 7,7 at New landou. , i The entrance to the river from the Sound is protected by too stone let- 7 .tios the outer portions of whirl: are parallel to each other and about 700 test start. There is a light house at7 the outer end of the west Jetty and shower one on the main land about. ”.000 feet northerly from the break' water light The location of the pro posed channel is between the two jol- lios. it is proposed to dredge a channel 300 foot wide and lb foot deep at low water from the dcp water at the outer end of the tuition to deep water in the river. at a point opposite Allie inner light. a distance of about We appreciate the general and hind-3 8.300 feet. ly interest you have so often ahowni ‘ in our behalf. and it is our regret that? circumstances do not pcrmli of our? A channel has already been drcdrled to a depth of 12 feet and width of 200 fort. and this ex- isting channel is to be deepened to ~i l5 foot and widtmvd on its easterly member these affiliations with keen; side to 300 loot. ; The material to vim removed is most- ly all sand. and is to or disposed of either by dumpluk it in ion fnthomu or more of water in long island Sound Just south of loud Sand Shoal. about two miles south of Soybroak breakwater light, or, with the writ- ten consent of owners. by scattering i it on oyster grounds in pineal: approv- i all by the oliircr of the corps of enxi- uoors, United States array. In charge of the work. Work can ordinarily be advantage- ouuly prosecuted at this locality nine months in the scar. bill. the variation in the time of the breaking up of the ice in the filler and umlsuai freehold i will have a great deal to do with ““3 ‘tlma in which the work in completed ‘ Obstruction oi navigation will not be allowed during the period in which the work is under way. The total estimated quanttiy of ma. lsrlui to be removed ll 180.000 cubic yerda, mow measurement. No work will be done on Sundays or legal na- llonai holidays except in noses of emergency. and very little work is to be none at night. Work will coma thence within thirty days after the anginers, ‘llnitod mates, army. ’amploymcnl a any convict labor in prohlblotd. Whoever ‘lltkos the coin tract will have to assume lull reopen 7 sibllily of his employees, plant and materials. and tor any damage or In- jury done by thorn. . . ‘i‘ e . A “Whitman. A little on whitened to write an essay on wild hearts. Bite went on to ultras them. "long ago" she added. "wild beasts roamed, about nucleoli. l777I7i7ieury Wilkens oath of receipt or notification of at» “ provni of the connect by the chic! of 7 Thole A connected with ivortiioru Pacific meat in The sentinel. 7 7 wNorwallt 8 Leading Dry Goods Store—— 73 8t 5 Gazette Building 7 7 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn. A Chan it Vacation * Time » Light Weight Cloth Dress Skirts S3. 98 in. Gray. Tan, Navy. Blue Sweeping Reduction on all of our LADIES' ‘ Tailored Suits ' All Colors audSizes 7 At prices that , mean a Substantial‘Saving 17 NORTH MAIN 8T. Home-made Ice Cream and Candies A Special attention given to parties and entertainments. (live your orders for the iiblldnys. Our 'llolcphouo number is 386-5. . -—The-— A Granolithic Stone Co. NEW HAVEN. CONN. Sidewalks STEPS AND CURBING H. Krieger 81 Co. Special Selle 0f Ready -* to - wear, Garments We invite all the ladies to inspect our display of Wearing Apparel. g _ er lAL‘ SALE OF Summer oncrete. let. us give you a figure omit. ‘ FRANK Fl. SENT Representative, to Havikius Av.. East Norwttlk Telephone 115447 -.......,... Also a very pretty House Skirt of Black and but; Polka Dot, for. YOUTH8 AGAIN IN COURT. Four Norwalitere Were Making a Dle‘ turbanee in Wee! Avenue. John Cook, liildou Olson. Frank Roy- holds and John Droscher, of Norwalk. were arrested last evoninx by Ser- Koant firyau ll. Silk and ()tilcer Thom- as Dornoy. in West avenue. upon the complaints of several residents of that thoroughfare. The young men. it is understood, were intoxicated and were cursing ill such loud volrcu thin they disturbed the neighborhood. The above mentioned policemen than on du- ly look the trip to West avenue and returned with the young men who Were locked up. The}~ kept up a continual noise in the lockup until Sergeant Silk had to threaten to turn the hose on them. This morning in tho Nor-walk town court before Judge William F. Tammany the young men were found guilty and were fined 36 for intoxica- tion null did for breach of the peace. in each case. The total for each amounted to $2430. [iroucher was the only one 'with the money to pay and the other three were ssctirted over the road to work out their fine. This Wan not their first offence no they have been below the police bolero. Peter lloal. an old timer. was arrea- ted this morning for intoxication by Chief Thoman Motherland. Heal scour ed to have attendance for the station house in Water street and would not xo‘homo. lie was sent out of the sta- tlon with a warning that it he return- ed it war the lug lorhiu. and only about half an hour had passed when back be honoured to the chief. the Special Sale of Linen Coats Just now we are selling a very handsome Long Coat with embroidered shawl collar; good value at $5. m$2 98 Special“)! A Beautiful W r h D ' . Assortmeutof as; [08898 Made of Anderson Plaid Ginghams, Percales, Dimities, Ba- tistes and Lawns. a great variety $1 to $67 98 7 u of styles. Prices range from . . The higher priced Dresses we alter free. All Cloth Tailor-made Suits We sell at greatly reduced prices. . OUR MlLLINERY is always complete. We are 7777777791 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 till orders prompt» 1y when your own trimmings are brought in. Our Charge Account is at year disposal railroad for e. number of ycuril during' Air. Mellon‘tt ploeldoncy oi' lillil. line: after that with the New (York. New Haven and Hurttord Railroad company hit one year. (in both lines doing strictly technical work. WHEN PACKING YOUR GRIP, SUITOADE OR THUNK FOR YOUR VACATION 7.DON'T FORGET YOUR Bathing Suit January 1.1900 appointed expert Belts “7‘76 will 7777’” up in "7” morning. ’ and contour oi tools at the New ‘i',orh 32'3“" new TROLLIW MANAGER TO New Haven and Hartford Railroad Hull Hose“ TAKE CHARGE JULY 1, company. at New Haven. “AW“ 1.4. a. Bun-n, hflfi hag” inpuohfled PTO"). January 1,1907.Vll§tl Dread?!“ gzgccé.:nfl 0" Nu” of the Nowii‘mgimid investment and Security cumpany, at Boston, Mass. Air. Eiorre is an export operator and the people of Connecticut natty coull~ llcnlly expect ilnpbrinnt changes and linproV‘emonts in the trolley service under his direction. «in. president. in full charge at all on oration: of tilt! (loun'octiout Trolley Co. An Connecticut. lie dill report to 7Prosidenl Mellon at New Haven Mr. storm is a railroad mun of merit- ed ability and altocussl’ul experience Personally la pbpulnr. a born lender or men and all who have ever been asst» eluted with him are his friends. , l 171' you can ever persuade a small 7'7 A. brief bibfil‘ifllhlml ‘Eketoh 13f All!!! number 0! tbg magma who read Mid follows' . art, influenced by ‘Wani” advertlalny Born in Budalo. New York in 1389. in The Sentinel,- to take a look at your Was emanated from University of property. you'll find a buyer. Nebraska with degrees of B. be and momma... M A. Money Well lnvestedw-an Advertiser Straw Hot, or a comfortable . And various other things we can ,, remind you of, that can he ‘ found here in great abundance at the right prices. Joseph Davis uwauhlnmon st. Tureen, 77 7
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