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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 4, 1911 · page 12

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Emmy. 1111111112 1. 1 11‘

 

' 111111 TIME, THE PLACE

AND THE CQAJL

THE TIME to buy Goal for

next winter is now—wand what-
ever happens don't forget that we
gave you this advice. ,

THE PLACE to buy Coal is

«here—4nd thousands there be

who have so found it.
THE COAL we seli’is of the
best, quality—and we’d greatly

like a chance to prove this fact

to You.
How many tons do you need?

 

1.111111 11nd Gentlemen:
I: you not chested don't
blame me

Wm. Effron

THE RIGHT
JUNK; DEALER

I had many complaints last
* Your or 11 mon who went around
with 11. name that sounds like
mine. I don’t go around with.
hells on or come to your house
unless sent 101.1 pay 11': per 1h. ‘
for rags and best prices for rub-‘
hers. metals, etc. Tel. 411.

Id"

Right Prloss.
Prompt Service.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

PURE
Berkshire

 

 
 

Honest Weight.
Careful Drivers.

 

 
 
 

Wholesale, 17c per hundred, $3.40
per ton. Family tradc. 301: per
hundred.

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

Furniture moved. Sunday school
picnics. cto., taken to any of the
shore resorts by auto truck at ros-
sonsblo prioes.

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Conneally 81
Bracken ‘

 

E. c. BURT’S
Ladies’
Oxfords 81
Pumps

Emerson and
Kieth-Konqueror
for” Men

 

 
 

AUCTIONEER
E. T. BATES

South Norwalk and Burton
.1111. 897. 259.3.

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

BUY
Hazelton

 
 
 

 

GQOD
Prime Rib Roast
~ 1’:Shoulder .Stleak:

. Round f Steak

' Sirloin Stéak

Lean Pot, Roast,

Leg cf Lamb
Loin Chops

Rib Chops,

Pork Roast, ..
Fresh Shoulders

 

CQAL

The B. Hershfield & Son Co.

Tsl. M‘ 122 Wstsr‘it.
. . . . .h

8%

 

 

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Conneally 81
Bracken

81 WASHlNGTON 81'.
Tel. 303-4

 

Ws simply will not carry our from
season to season our

Oxfords

Will Sell Same at
Cost
-~ MAX LEVY --—-

1" WASHINGTON STREET BRIDOI
HOUTH NORWALK

 
 

FLlEB OVER ENGLISH CHANNEL.
LONDON. A1111. 4.~~.l11les Vodrines,
the French nvintor, sinrtod humownrd
this morning hy ulr lino, 11nd at lust
accounts hnd snl‘oly‘ crossed the Enu-
llsh channel and hunted 111. lllcppe,
Franco. lilo lrnreled in the sums noro.
plune with which 1111 won the second
prize in the rarest circut of Grout
liritsiu 111cc.
POPE mus >133 ANNIVERBAHV.
ROME. A1111. Il.~»~'l‘oti11y is the olltllth

 

anniversary of the nomination of Pops

Pius X. to tho pomiflcnto 111111 1111111)
o‘clicltutlonn from ltuly 11111!
were resolved at tho Vnicnn. Noiwith

shroud

ACCUMULATIVE PREFERREDOAP-
lTAL 3700K
of the locum Scour-hiss l Mortgage
coronation of New York City. Is offer
.ed for sale for a limited time only.
This allotment will he sold at 11 price
that will not the uurchnser 8% divi‘
dends, in exempt in the suite of Now
Yorlt. ls secured hy roul estate in the

. city of Brooklyn equal to three times

the value of the issue. This stock is
limited In sinounts to each purchaser.

For full particulars, write, phone or
call.

cosUnN & HULL

94 Washington St. South Not-walk
Tel. 4144

 

 

Gentlemen—-

If you do not want the
Best Cigars. do not ask
for any of us.

ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN crrr
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS. Mfr.

ROOM FOR HER.

(’lno tiny inst summer two small boys
were plnrluit pour the country road. A
young lady approachud them.

“Little hoy." said she. "cult you tell
me if 1 111111 got through this guts to
the pike?"

“Yes 111. i think so A loud of hay
.wont through five minutes 1111113»-

 

 

”standing his recent indlspositlon tho phnndmm‘m Times

pontili’ celebrntsd muss in his private,
chunol In the presence of 11 low inti-

mules including his sisters. .

 

 

“Mum-ac

2 Money troll invcstcdmnn Advertise-

’ mom in The Sentinel.

 

G if x ‘R’ h 011i kly
is not the fortune at every man, and usually involves
risky mathods. dismay, systematic saving, for deposit in

The South Norryalk Savings Bank

- ls thsonly my tor the Illflfl‘ of ‘ us to schisvs suaosss.
‘ ,dgsnrhlondhy llivsninosmdlsssd at ”if“ on. ssturdsys

m._._...

Native Fowls

Veal , (Juliet
Veal Chops
Veal Roast
Stew Veal

Bluefish ,
Large Soft Shell

Sperry 81 Barnes

Rex Hams

 

 

 
 

MOROOGAN TROUBLE ENDS
BERLIN, Aug. 4.2-m'l‘hu end of the
Moroccan trouble 111.111.1011 Germany

111111 France 111111 11111111. Jules Gsmhon,
the French mnhsssmlor at horhnmnd
Molar Von ltldorlon Woodmen the tiers
.mnn‘ foreign secretary, today found 11
‘ common ground of settlement 0n soul
and lines, though the details 11111111111
to he worked out.

Some time will be consumed in dis»
11111111; oi those details. The nature of
fins settlement could not he 111111111111
"m"? iiillt‘dt 1111111111: 11 1111111111111th

 

Meats, Po 1

 

Shoulder Roast Prime Beef 12“/2c

Putterhouse Steak

 

LAMB ‘

PORK

 

w ”POULTRY
Roasting Chickens

 

VEAL

 

FISH

 

HAMS

Diamond G Hams

Smoked Shoulder

Fish etc.

BEEF .
12%.c

121/21:
18c
1.8a
201:“
100

lb 16c
18c
161:

18c
12%c

221:
201:

20c
180
160
lZ‘éc

lb 111:.
Crabs doz. 50c

200
190
180

Hams

 

 

Linen Suits

 

3 .81 5 Gazette Building

Mohair Costs ,
and Taffeta Silk Coats,—— are included in this Sal, ‘h

mNorwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store-4
Wall 51.. Norwalk, 1:111.

 

Annual August

Clearance Sale

On Friday, August 4th, we commence our Annual
Sale of all Ready-to-Wear Summer Goods. All of our
Summer Dresses

Wash Skirts
Pongee Goats

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

\.

Linen Coats

 

 

 

 

EASILY ANSWERED.
Father ~Weli, Johnny. how did you

Johnnymoh, first rule; I answered
all the intentions.

r‘uiherw‘lltlw did you answer them

Johnny—wt said i didn‘t know.-Chi-
cngo iluily News.

.nm.w.... M. L»...

JUST lN TIME. i

llrldgct«~~-Mo llllsses discharged me
tartar.
Norah --l"ur whut?

l’iriduot» Sure, because she know to-
morrow would he too late.v-Il11rpo1"s
“stun .

Henry Wilkens

11 NORTH MAIN ST.

Makes the Very Best

Ice Cream
and Candy

in n sanitary place. Cleanlimos and
purity is our aim

Special stteniJon given to psrtlos
sud. entertainments.

Our lecohono number is 336-5.

SALE

 

 

 

0n

W

Gottlieb’s

$7 81 $10
11 North Main St .

 

 

120

 

Green Corn, doz. 180

W

;Homer S Beers 81 Co;

13 MAIN 8T.1NOHWALK
22 W. WAIHiNGTON ST" 80. NOR.
20 WOODWARD AVE». 80. NOR.

 

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trading of 11111111111 possessions and 1m

11111111112111 the center of Interest [tom
the tot-chin to the oolonlnl office.

it is understood that Russia played
1the hurt at it mutual friend untl‘gintsn
smell 111 London and it‘s-iris to toils
tho rough critics oil the English utth

unis. the challenging tone or which for ‘

n limo mm more threatening to pesos
than 11111 11111111! coldest ot‘ths 111131111111

' 211035.

“WM—ow

Mossy null Mannheim “MAW“
11111111. 111 This fishiinel. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

AUGUST REDUCTION8

Shirts. $1.16, SIM. $1.65. $2.15,
$2.65.

Worn $1.50
ELM).

Half Hose. ii pslrs $1.00;
251: 11nd 3511 per unit.

3 pairs 31.00: Worn htlr per pnlr.

SLOO Nookwosr. now silo.

Star Nslusoolt Undsr'wosr. 600;
were $1,119.

Fancy list ‘i’lss. 25o; were silo.

Straw Hut! .1140, $1.85. $2.65.
$3.35; were 353.1111. $3.00. $1.01}.
$5.60.

Psomss, 11.1111 and 06.25: were
$5.00 End $11.00. 1-

siiohtiy sailsd tilt-11w lists. '1;
were $2.00 to $5.00.

 

$2 00 1.141.110,

\thl‘fl

 
 

 

l

Now Going-

como out at the school oxurulnatlon’."

 

'SIIBT NEIBHIOII

Hill I BliliBLAll

NEW BRITAIN. Aug 4.-«Mistnklng
him for a burglar, John Borehik, of
13:5 Furmingtou avenue, this city, shot
111 u mun in his hull this morning at
3:30 o'clock,n1ld later learned that it
was his neighbor, John Soblsh, a
loomer on the floor shove. Boroshik
wus tiu'nkoned-by a noise in- lhe hull.
Ho culled out, "Who‘s there?" in Eng-
lish untl Sluvish. und getting no on
swor he investigated. While his wife

 

ihold a lighted mulch. he threw open

ithe door and fired at n. 1111111 11110 as
ihe thought, has going to uttuclt him.
On einvestigntinn, he learned his rule

lnight new quite general.

aSchism wits token to the hospital,
whore he now lies with u hullct in his
!hnck. It is thought that he will room"
or. ilcroshik guvo himself up to the
police and urns released under bonds
of $200 in police court for his appear
nnce on Aug 12. I

“.mm

‘ om NOT oer our or TOWN.

-—-——-

So Patrick Swords was Taken, to
Bridgeport Jail This Morning.”

if you were given a chance to get
out of town after having been arrest-
ed and brought before the judge
would you not take advantage of his
leniency and “host it?" More than
likely you would. but Patrick Swords,
thinking he was sharper than the po-
lice. foiled to leave town in the two
minutes given him yesterday morning
by Judge Edward M. Lockwood, and
was lust night arrested again, and on
the same charge. Intoxicationn.

Ills case was easily disposed of. he
pleading guilty again and Judge Lork~
wood suld “thirty days.“ So Swords is
now visiting in Bridgeport 111 the jnii
for the period of his sentence.
MORE DECISIONS 0F SUPREME

COURT.

(‘lorlfe iiutilnnd, of the superior
court, todnl received some opinions
from the supreme court of errors.
tins of them wus in the appeal in
the case of Hyman \Vynuhouso of
New York vs. Sumuol Moudelson of
Sinrniord. When the rose was tried
in the common pleas court judgment
was found for the plulntiff to room
or $1161.71? 11111111111111! and tho snort-1nd
court has found error.

in the divorce cnse of John Todd
vs. Elsie ll. Todd, the court finds no
rrror and In the rune of John V.
Srhnffcr Jl ('11u1111111\.uttulnst Eli/.11
both 1.. lily oi iii no ctror Is l’foiuul
in tho inticr cut-111 tho pininiil‘i‘ hurl n
contract to erect 11 building for the
defendant to be known us The Misses
Ely school 111 Greenwich. 111111 ho
cluimod tiinf thorn won 1111 would
ilnluncc of $1lR,iitll’1.iiil due him.
.ltttinm'i-ni was given for the plaintiff.

MR. GATEB' END NEAR.

PARIS-l. Aug. 4. ------ According to those
in ititondnnco, the condition or John
W. (inlets wus unchanged at noon
from the sitito observed into lnut
night. Lust evening Mr. (hitch rocov.

cred partially from the sinking spoil"
which was so pro.”
honored that it seemed that the end

of the nftornoon,

was near. The relnpse followed 11
chili 11ml left the patient weaker and
with Increased congestion or 1111111111111.
in spite ol‘ this. ilr. tires null his 1111-
sooiutes did not (lespulr of the out-
come 111111 said that of least. there was
no immediate danger of 11 I‘utnl tel'lW
Instion.

_ .. . “1..

Sentinel want ads. tiring results.

Ww1wM

' Quins.

' with .1 one point gain lnCunndianA

,ton that federal proceedings may he

i ulnphic hound notntltln or ulphubet run

, The nominal \vs‘nt‘ columns are read
1' it; thousands.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

WALL STREET, 10:11) a. m.-
ihei' irregularity was shown by .
stock market 111 the opening; but
more active issues recorded 11-1111
United States Steel, with 2
Mock of 3.3101) shores opened with It
advance of 1,1; with a similar gain"
Union Pacific on 1.000 shares. ‘
them Pacific advanced halt a 11111

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cit'ic
WALL STREET. 11 a lll.'—-Tile fit
took a dip soon after the opening on
uhut appealed to be short selling. hilt
prices soon lighted and before .t .
end of the first hours gains over last
The 0119
marked exception was Texas ca
puny, which fell five points to 102. Ca-
nudinn Pacific lost all of its rise. '1‘
market become dull on the‘recovery
WALL STREET, Noon.~'l‘lle morn?
kei alternated between slight advaneols »
and declines (lilting the curly sessio
the light trading indicating 11 degrees)!
uncertainty: Further uronouncod .
weakness in Standard Oil on in '
"Comb" and lntimstlons f1 om Washing

inaugurated against the soft coal 1
roads were not calculated to intenire
confidence The Standard Railway
shares held their emly advances. with
some weakness in the less active in-
dustrlnls. Bands were generally ens ‘
ier, but American Tobacco Sixes show-
ed decided strength.

WALL STREET. 1 p. m wPrices
eased off in the noon hour, with some 1
pressure on U. S. Steel. Lehigh Valley..

|Southern Pacific and American Smelt» .

lug. Texas Oil recovered three pointer ,
The market 1111 a whole was downward.

WORLD ALPHABET.
Kansas Man introduces a Bill in the E
House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.——A Cons
grass of nations to udopt a. “world ah
phuhot," is asked for in a. hill inw '
ducod by Representative Jackson, 0,
Kansas. Mr. Jackson wants the proof ‘
dout to Invite all nations to send dole-r.
union to Washington in 1912. “to 005- .
older the possibility. desirability and
feasibility of recording all elementary
sounds of the humuu wire, which may
he used in luunuu spccth or oxpl‘dliv
Eton of ideals and of formulating it»

 

 

 
 
 

all such sounds uhlch ttlphollet shall
he ltdupicd to tho use ol cxorey lull-
1111111111, dinlort 11nd form of human vo-
cul expression. 11nd shrill he sultnhloji
for writing. printing, engraving and
other forms of presentation."

in pruputing this “unirurssl ocienilwl
fir ulphuhrt," ltiuirosoniutlvo Jackson
pulllrulnrh 11111111 that the flown of all 1
“linguists. phouctlcinus. phllologlnts,’ ‘.
ltxxlrugruphcrs. orthocplsts. nttlIO-fii
ltf‘flliiit’l‘rl. translators. truuslltorntnrn- f
tors. tuntehcru of lunguuuos. urtisisfl
oculists. phyulrinus, neurologists, mill.
Mounties. priniols. twists, liuotyplntll
stmmgrnplms, plionogtnphors on, .
type toumimles" hotshou Into considn
crutiou.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

W
MAIN POINT.
“Say. 11ml. gimme u dime."
"Your words are nhrutlt 11nd eve
course. my son. You should any. ‘li‘
their, will you oblige ms with l,
routs?’ that sounds very much huts
tor."
"Well, do i got
Pinln Dealer.
diMlLAR.
Pocono are like the rowing crews '
' college: you 1111111111 ,
Because 1111111 or them gather 11111111111
' within 11 super shell. . ,
mitts his

11 rwomveun

 

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