(insider the question of year _ 9
supply of Coal for next win-9
We are already putting in
o'al for those people who
. plan well ahead—and such
'9. people are 9ve9ry wise we
'9 "think.
‘ How aboutit?
'Connealli 3. I ‘
Bracken
WHITE
SHOES
.,‘Women’s . White Buckskin,
' button‘........... ..... $4.00
‘ Women's White Canvas. hut-
ton $350
9Women's White Canvas
Pumps. . . . 31.50. 32 and $2.50
Children's White Canvas
9 Pumps .........75e. $1. $1.25
9 Misses' and Children‘s White
Canvas, button
9 . . . . .75c, '81, $1.25.. $1.50. $1.75
. White Yachting Shoes
9.............. $1.25 to 02.00
White Tennis shoes of all kinds
Conneally &
Bracken
81 WASHINGTON or.
Tel. 3034
. with us. that fair and square dealing
is the only foundation on which n
‘ business can he built on and hope to
5' succeed. '
Every customer of ours is sure of
, honest Clothing at honest prices. The
heat value for their money possible to
obtain.
Cottlleb’ «~37 81 $10
11 NORTH MAIN ITIIIT.
—
Aw
Hr: sum-mat. FOR VACATION:
9 ans.
headers 02 The Sentinel leaving the
“ tor the seashore. mountains or
nil i resorts. or for Europe. can have
9p9olrlod desired—days.
Addresses may he changed
weeks or ,
l-lonoot weight;
coroful 9Drivoro.
Our price lit wholesale is 179 per
hundred. or $3.49 per ton, in any ‘5 ”
quantity that may he desired. We
also sell to family trade in 39¢ per
hundred. ' .
send your order: to cities.
FOR SALE §
‘ 9200 Cords 'o Wood
AUCTIONEER: *
E. T. BATES
South Norwnlk and Dorian
Tel. 897. 259 3.
2 Men’s “Joules Moon’s"
Eyelet Ties and
Pumps
that will hay on. at $3.00, in all mm.
on, including Velvet
9‘ m WASHINGTON unanimous-
souru nonwnLK
Hudmn
COAL
TheBJlershiislddlSdnCo.
Tel. 294. 122 Wntor Ct.
Prompt cornice. _7
9whom ehould have insurers illlod.
wind changed to n blouse.
,Mnln street, Norwaill, last evening, on
'only reilovud by the ollom of the
6 per cent.
GUARANTEED 'ro svanr mom.
on. AND A Bonus or ‘couuon
STOCK. Absolute securliy.’ First-
cured by real estate.
Amounts $200. 8500 and $1000.
Interest payable soml-nnnunil .
Coll or write for particulars. '
COBURN 8: HULL
94 Washington 8h, Booth Norwolk
Tot. 414-49
Gentlemen:—
A face that cannot smile is nova
or good. Smoke us‘and smile
forever. '9
Yours truly,
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN JCITT ' '
. ,NUCGET
mT’I‘LE GEM .
9 credits
3.].REYN9LDS. Tlfr. "
l,‘
Mortgage Gold Coupon llonds. fully so-‘
|
‘l.ond0n is expected hora thlo ovoninlt
when he will so into consultation With
«lore rind ls confident that his pow’ertulj.
’ constitution will once more helium re-
‘ died a ‘hossiuliy. but that complicit.
phone's” rent-lied the hidnoye and.“ more mrloungphoto. hut there seein-
" Miss Mabel Miller; at it. said...
New England Telephone Complain
odioou. is enjovlngm weeks vacation.
Edward Cuhlli, of Woteriown N Y..
is expected in Norwalk thin Week for
a visit with his relatives in River
street.
The dust storm in Well him this
morning did not discriminate on to
it.
was quite severe for n time. until the
Wimllpuuk car in olillrse oi liloton
mun M. lithium undConduotor Frunk
Ilel’iol'ne run over and killed it dog in
the 9:24 o‘clock trip down.
lilies Cutilcriue Rinohnrt, oi Chapel.
street, was operated on in the Norwulll;
Hospital, yesterday by Dr. William J
Tracey 40f lldrloldo.
was very silencesl’ul.
it was reported that there had been
on automobile accident in (Jrnuhury
lnel night. but lnvostigntioniehowod
that it was u rurrlnge ltccidont instead.
which is told of in another column oi
this issue. ,
lilies Pauline Gilbert. or Woodward
avenue. who is employed ill the South-
ern New England Telephone Cour
pnny‘s exchange in Washington street,
is enloyilnr ll two woelrs' vocation. She
will resume her duties on Monitor.
Jordon Walsh. or Snugniuck. one oi‘
the mouldors in Arnold‘s Foundry. woo
taken with a sick spoil yesterday on.
on effect of the intrinsic heat and woe
companion workers. He in» feeling
greatly improved today.
There will be all torsion of the all»
learned town meeting this evening in
the town assembly hull. Nothing can
he done. according to the opinion of ll
number who were called today. tor tho
report from the legislature has not
yet been made. it In likely that the
meeting will no it short one at our
ralq‘ hcouuse o! the heat.
. Michael hlcCiohe. of South Wilton,
came to Norwnlll Yesterday gttornoon
and utter enjoying the platinum ol‘ the
plum stored over night ”to have anothw
or so at. them today. lie was not very
successful thin eccond time. however,
for he was soon landed in the tolls or
the police. He was making cutie “i
disturilnuce in Main stmct this mom;
in: and Olllcer Qomoy wont fitter him.:
He hall quite at tussle with Mike. but
finally landed him in 'i‘lnkiors entire"
wagon and tool: him to the look up. lloi
will probably he holorc tho Norwolll
town court in the morning. An Midi l
tionul outline of rmlhlilllco will he odd!
ed to that of intoxication and breach‘
of the pence.
mun
MN. CATEB IMPROVED.
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PARIS. July ”mm“ W “at” and the important issues loll it. to it M0” 39'3"“? ““1““le e. ”0“ call
won clollr headed toduy after u sloop- below voutorduy'o “on“. Canadian veto, making it the order of tho 0.”
ll’noliio landed 91 and TM“ “mm” lit that time. it was voted. 21 to 2.
less night. Dr. J. Russell Kennedy, of
Doctorll Gross. Roget and Vitto.
.. 9: The tuuorhi serviced oi the clot
“‘ Henry lid. Ghlchostor, town clerk pt
3 Wilton. Was held from the Wilton C ‘
Menthol Church on Tuesday siterl‘
Funeral of H. E.‘ chlenootor.
noon at 2: an o 'oloc'k. Rev. 0. A. Mot-kn.
rector or St. Matthew's Church. our“
dieting. ‘ Tho pallbearers were Retire“
omistivo Tlmodbre Olmstead. former
ollrwontntlvo Idlmol Jackson, Select»
mnn Charles Goopplur rind lloceklah
B. Osborn. Notwithstanding the hi"
tense heat about one hundred were
moment to hey a last tribute of reoriect,
inoludlhlr thorns most prominent in
both political portion of the town.“
well his many from Norris“: null New
Tori: city. Rev Mr. \lnrlol used lilot
burial service of the Episcopal (inurcnfl
and mode it short, but cement oddmo,l
coilingwrnlrtlculnr attention to the lose
that Wilton sustained in the doom. 0!
Mr. Chlohuotor. Tho choir of the Con»
strontium] (‘hurlrh rendered the hymns
most toolingly. 'i‘ho huliel won in tho
family plot in Joel's Hill Cemetery. '
l
Funeral of Mr:- Bortrom. :
The funeral or hire. Melon Ilnrtluln.l
of Knight client was held this tiller ;
noon flout her into home. liov Louis
B llowoll oiiiclnlod, and tho remains
uore interred in tho Jorwuik come-
3 tory.
The operation .
WOMAN THROWN FROM WAGON.
shafts of Carriage Section in Colilolon9
With Coal Wagon.
A woman was thrown irom in light
wagon in Crnulnlry inst owning. in
(root of the home cl is}. L. Gregory.‘
‘ whon the carriage struck a coal wnlr-l
on nearly heudon. The accident hop-4
period about 10 o‘clock. and resulted;
no mono seriously ihuu to break the
sham oi the lighter vehlcio The wo-
man, dloughls Milly lrlghtonod was
ullhim.
The wagon ill. innit was the light
Ions, the driver having plenty at room "I HIWIIIIIS AV" E88! “()ka ‘
to pass the cool wagon, having already
pslulod two similar vehicles. but the
driver urns careless and ullowod his
horse to set too close to the heavier
truck. The people owning the car-
risllo have but recently moved to Crun-
hury. Their names are Fisher and
Horns. and the three cool trucks.
which were carrying machinery and
other implements from the Bradley
are factory in Weston. are cold to he—‘
long to ilarris & lions. ' l
The damaged wagon was left in the
yard 0! Mr. Gregory. who loaned the
people another to no homo in. it is
considered fortunate that the horse
did not run. for otherwloo the damage
might have been amnion The man
uncureda his wagon iroul Mr. Gregory
this morning and returned the hormw-
ed one '
u... mywmw
lllllll Ill Will Slillll
WALL i-‘l’l‘REF'l‘. ill: 10 n ll-wA
:nlllnher or standard flocks wot-o vlrv
tulllly on at level with tweeterduyo
clone. The only changes of more than
it small fraction wow mode by a low
of the less active ioslleo. Louisville
and Nashville and Minneapolis. tit
thrill and Scull Ste Mmrio advanced
it and Coconut Electric lost the name '
1
mental.
WALL STREET ll ll. in ~Btoekn
were sold directly utter the opening
1%.
f9.
W
WALL STREET Noon.~—~Trndlulr in
A NICE VARIETY OF GIRLS’ SUITS
«Ls AND
SHOES
TWO PIECE sun‘s Fell MEN AND BOYS
i...
Henry “hikens i
Home-made
Ice Cream
and Candies
Special attention siren to partied
and entertainments
Give your drums for the holidays... ”
Our Telephone number is 336.33..
eThe— .
Granolithic Stone Co.
new HAVEN, coon.
Sidewalks
STEPS AND CURBING
it it is to he oI‘JConoreto. let us give
you n More on it.
"RANK R. BENT. Bopt‘dunhflw.
Telephone "5+3 4.
i
start was mode (root the public llcnt‘
nnd the part)" landed at Huntington.
where they remained for an hour. 4
The oliloers of the prosperous young
club are: ‘
l’rosidentwllonnle Martinez
\-’ico~Preoldent-illchard lreland.
Secretary and Treasurerwli‘rnnk'
Venezin.
g..-
BODY lN NIANTIC RIVER.
‘. .NiAlTiil, Conn, .illiy 12.—-Reuhon J.
Bennett. a private in Troop A. cavalry.
C. N. 0.. in camp hi the state camp
ground. wlulh on guard duty today near
the Nlontlo river discovered the body ,
oi n mun floating in the strosm and to.
ported it.
latter by order of the coroner the ‘
body was brought ashore and removed .
othe rooms of on undertaker ill into
place The body was badly docompooi
ed and llluro evidence oi having been ,
in the wnter a considerable lonxth oi
time. The loot were tied together and}
the body appeared to he broken. The
coroner Is investigating. ' ‘
CONSIDERATION OF EMPLOVIRQ'.
LIABILITY HILL. " ,.
HARTFORD. July 12.m’l‘ho senate
fixed on next Tuesday for consider»
lion oi the omployero' liability and
\vorklnamen‘o componuntion hill, Sow
woAn‘nv ronoloo roorlno roll-
n... 1
cos ANGMM. July 12. ”Tom lilo,
to take up the mutter oi 'thllt time. the “my, who is to More the “701w4.
tw.o alumni-ere being Mouton spoiled? weigh am here this “in. has announce-l
and Mlhnhi SEW? JUCIOII 500k the all lllllt hi! Will Ml)” ill“! W44“; 0‘ 89
mm" 6 “at“ believer that m“ “ {hioekc loll to n low point this morn‘WWOWmW ‘0 explain "'1“ 3 “WWW 410. 000 oido bet between the fighieml
their will uurvlve the mum attach
Ho core that he lillii seen him all ill bod
' l
l
thin the chcellllell in tho it
nonoier'il throat wore oper-
who resulted when the notion of the;
collard concoction.
inn and the demand woo not nudiuiont',
to preuervo the onllllihrlutn of the tour-j
lioi which ruled slightly lower otter
ll {inn opening. Speculativo operationn
were npiritlello and no attempt was:
made by the hour hurry to probe the
advantage. Tho decline wile decorlir
ed or being due in» port to reports dull
the Mormon situation had nonunion
“ known mall humor, was token ill roo-
oi the committee had chill on the Mellow; firm that a", will do all ho’
attention at how tor the legislature can to prevent the high
"sent it report. dint received the flight hoot 4‘9 lilh first stop. ”4 don‘t hoe “ml
fill) oli‘or llll lilitilltlhltmt lo the mfllcll‘lly a“, bet wank, M “were.“ {will “"14
lilll.
r I nary hominid
I ‘iflnu‘re m. room.
George K Knickorocn, the
do I l1. will not allow
Well. ' ‘
The Pine [fillfifi
nutty morning on his routes. Heir ll loyubiy entertain or
’ ' ' i998 tolond. «terrier.
do
gambling that! ,
llhnuld so in coronation the doctrine .94., hurting tho 'flsllllhz mm“ in third .
of llliilllll‘lotl “film. The minority of “My ‘n‘d n,” “‘0 thlbltlcll of 49443:.
the ““1111an “WWW “I“ '1‘” 1’” worm between the homers in the title ‘
as good as can
= befound in any
store, at prices
no higher than
elsewhere.
Suits for
$10. $15
$18, $20:
A Small Pay-‘
Ill out e a c h
week will soon
settle your bill
so
PHONE .US
Your order and it will ro-
colvo lm'modinto attention, and ‘
‘ . prompt dolivory. . ‘ -
out; so: iron 9
‘_ ahlmnliluluoca.1t°° 16W,
9 “thing Colin. . . $1.00 to ”.00
straw Hm . . £32.00 to woo
Traveling tings. Ito. . . . .lmo n
J 30" oull‘l‘l o a v I ll 4 1‘6079 25°) m
Jilndorwur ............bllo ii
'I“ III“ chi H i505] ‘1! m. ‘E
If HO“ «antes-HESGEO“ A:
mm Umbrella“ .. . . .. .dl.
‘ and e host of other marine
> suitably. for real hot northern
Norwalk Chronicler