“TIME. THE PLACE
AND THE coAL.
THE TIME to buy Coal for
extvilinter is now—and what~
ever happens don’ t forget that w.-
give you this advice.
THE PLACE to buy Coal is
. o—‘and thousands there be
who have so found it.
THE COAL we sell is of the
lbeet quailty~and-we’d greatly
. , i
like a chanc: to prove this faét‘
to YOU. '
E How many tons do you need?
.n,
NH T‘Cohneally &
~ Bracken
E. c. BURT’S
Ladies’
; Oxfords? &
Pumps
Emerson and
Kieth-Konqueror
for Men
‘ . Ladies and Gentlemon:
it you not chanted don'tf
blEpie me. ‘1
Wm. Eiiron
TEE RIGHT ‘
JUNK DEALER ‘
I had many complaints last.
year of E man who Went around
with 8. name that sounds like
mine. I don't go around with.
balls on Or come to your houne
unless sent for. I pay lb per lb.
[or rage and best pricee for rub-
bers, metals, etc. To]. 441.
[TEL 897.
PURE,
Berkshire
Honest Weight.
Careful Driven.
Right Prices.
Prompt Service.
Wholesale, 170 per hundred, 33.40
per ton. Family trade. 30c per
hundred.
Furniture :moved. Sunday school
picnics, «0., taken to any of the
shore resorts by auto truck at rea-
oonabio prion.
AUCTIONEER
E. T. BATES
South Norwalk and Darien
25M.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. HErshiield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 296. 122 Water §t.
,
Conneally &
Bracken
81 WASHINGTON 81’.
Tel. 3634
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We simply will not carry over from
lesson to season our
Oxfords
Will Sell Same at
Cost
ennx LEVY—~
“I” WAIHINGTON BTREET BRIDGE
‘ IOUTH NORWALK
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PIER AT BELLE lSLAND.
The preliminary investigation of
the udvisnbility of building a pier nt
llelie island are progressing rapidly
under“ the Bilillel'vl'iilon of l‘renldenti
George H. Foote. That the pie! will he;
countructed and that in the hour in-
tnre. in practically usuured. The dock
will probably be three hundred‘i’eet ln
_ length. rather than two hundred feet.
alwna given out Saturday, and will be
_ .conEtruoted of steel with stone “abut-
‘ mints. it will be collatruoied not only
for oonuenienc‘o but for beauty no well
and indications Erotthat it will g1 ently
‘f _‘. enhance the value oi the, property at
the inland,
“WNW“
It you can ever {serenade a email
are influenced by “Want" advertising
in The Sentinel, to take E look at your .
property. you'll find a buyer.
a:
number of the people, who read andi Money
, not only train the knowledge that your money in sale and onrn- .
' liberal rate oi? interest, but from the tact that you am living.
your income. with lamenting in store against some sudden
8%
ACCUMULATIVE PREFERRED CAP-
ITAL STOCK
of the income Securities 6. Mortgage
Corporation of New York Clty, in offer
ed {or sale for a limited time only.
This allotment will be hold or n price
that will not the purchaser 8% divi-
dends. tax exempt in the state of New
York is secured by real nature in the
city of Brooklyn equal to three times
the value oi‘ the issue. This stock iE
limited in amounts to each putwirhuuer
For full Imrticninra, write, phone or
call.
COBURN & HULL
94 Washington 8t.. South Norwoik
Tel. 414-4
Gentlemen-—
If you do not Want the
Best Cigars. do not ask
for any of us.
ROGER LUDLow
TWIN CITY
NUGGET
LIT-'m: GEM
CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS, Mfr.
g
Oh! rather give me commentators
plain '
'od at any incident.
‘mnn of the firm.
‘ ' to Wilton today;
2 lbs Best Lamb Chops
5 cents
Homer S Beers 8: Co.
.. , 13 MAIN B12, NORWALK
22 W. WASHINGTON S12, 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE» 80. NOR.
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liilHllliLlilliiRiiS.
Samuel Knapp.
Samuel Knapp, aged about thirty,
,ilve yours. 'soniot John F. Knapp. oi'
’Wiiton, died at St. Mary‘s hospital,
Waterbury, Inst night at 7 o’clock as
the result oi injuries received by him
in the runaway EuLidont on East Mniu
street. Fridny night. Klinpp'n condl.
tion was considered necessarily total
from the first. his death being expect~
Knapp won driver
.whilo the rear truchu veered oi! to~
oi the horse owned by .‘lonkn 8: (inep-‘
pier, tlto.stuto road work conirnriors,
that ion away on lanai Main street
curly Friday evening. after bottoming
frightened at u passing electric car.
The animal run into n tree, throwing
Mr. Knapp and two companions to the
roudbed. lie sustained in fracture or
the skull and was rmuoved to St.
Mary's hospital. where his injuries
were pronounced hiinl. He had been
employed by tho rtmirnrting llrxn for
some time. hiu iuthor helm: the bonds-
lle and his two coup
portions were residents of Wilton.
whore Knapp bus a wile Mill littio
lmhy girl living. The body was soul
where the funeral
services will be held.
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Mrs. Sarah Varey.
lire. Plumb Vnroy died. this morn-
inn. at tho homo of her daughter. Mrs.
William A. liussoll. or iii linlon plnro.
Norwolk. after u short illness. The
deceased in liity‘four Yours of one and
is survived by two sons. J, F. hic-
Nnuuhion. of New York. and A? H.
Buckley. oi' Norwolk. and three daugh-
‘ torn. hire. William A. Russell. oi Norv
whllt and Mrs isldwuid (‘ Robin, ol
.li rtford. and Mrs. Wiimot Bowen".
’0 Norwnlk Tho iunerul services will
’ be held Thursday Etioi noon at 2:30
o'clock, from 10 Union place. Ber.
Mr. Cunningham will null-lute and the
interment will follow in the lllreruldo
cemetery. Mrs. l’amy was A ulster oi
Mrs. Emmn Alnloy. of i4 West avenue.
who died Saturday and whose funeral
woe hold this afternoon.
Mn. Sarah Ann Randolph
hire Snrnh Ann Randolph. widow of
Warren Randolph, died at her home.
26 Center urenuo. lotion-ins n stroke
which one honored on Fridny morning.
She was nlnotyone yours 0! ago And
was a sister of Joshua is}. Hyatt. The
iunernl will~bo held Tuesday afternoon
at :l o'elork from her into home. and
Rev. DoWltt T. Vunllonon will oili-
oinie. interment will follow in Plutt'n
p oemoiory on the West port road.
a." H-
Charlotte E. Camp.
(‘iinrlotto Estelle (union. of Perry
nveiuw, wire of llovid S. (.‘nmp, died
Suiurduy. leaving her husband and one
dnuuhlor. Silo was iortyolght years
of ngo and well-known in The Nor-
wnlks. The i'unornl uorvires will be
hold on ’i‘uenduy nt 2 o’rlot-k. from her
late homo, lit-v. Louln ll. liowell. roc-
tor of St. i’nui'a Church, officiating.
The interment will iollow in the Non
walk comoiory.
mm.
TOWN COURT CASES.
The rune of Ernest Campbell. col-
ored, who Who urrontod on the com-
plnini or his wife on the charges at
drunkenness and hyeuoh of the when,
in Ollleor John ll Smith uml Bpoelnl
lumen! Wallace A. Simmla. wan before
\\ ho with no deep researcher vex tho the South Norwnilt side of the town
‘brnln;
court thin morning. ilr. iienry ti.
Who irom dark and doubtful love to Shoror mppoured no it without! and told
Tllllp
the court that Cnmpboil was not re
““1 hold their glimmering tnporl to nponulblo when he drank. E glass of
the non.
wCrnbe.
mont in The sentinel
WWW
Advertise your want
a in The Sentinel.i
l
; thumper of the people. who read and
beer doing him no much harm or thirty
would an ordinary pornon. lie also
reported that ho had been trenting tho
“"3" aneBthWim ““1”“ mun tor epileptic lite. Judge Tammany
continued the cone for two weeks on
the payment or the roots.
James nuke was arrested Saturday.
by (lfilcer .lohn ii Smith. charged with
being drunw. i-le tortured n .10 bond
thing not broken mishap, that the. ot-
liner could understand The constable
“found the mun near Koyaor inland
and thought him to he demented
' Judge Tammany ordered the follow to
. clear out at town. ,.
'3
it you can ever persuade o. enroll
are innuenoed by Y‘det" advertiei
in TE Bonito into m look It. or ‘
Countable Henry C. Boner picked up ‘
E Lithuanian. who could not speak any“
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BIB BBB SPLIT
MBNBBE 8T. SWITBH
Trolley tluilio with delayed and no
little excitement generated. inst men
lug. when our 24. which leaves South.
Main «treat for Btumi’ord at 7 o'clock,
split the when at Monroe street and
the ilrut hall wont towu‘rdu Stamford.
wards the ointion. Before Motorinnu
'i‘homnu .1. Britney could bring the big
our it) n utondeilll. the roar trunk lllld
slowed towards Monroe ntroet until
the Tom and ulmoni, struck the pole on
”the corner i
The car remuiuod hero for over hull
on hour. 'i‘inillc around tho Monroe
street loop won blocked so illnt the
blunt avenue curs rume down on (or on
the ntnllod our. while the short lino.‘
illld Winnipuuk «are also come down‘
the main line trunks in '80uth hlniu
street. The Stamford illii-liicll‘gt‘l'fi w re
turned to wnlk «round the disabled
cur on the 7.20 cars, the crows clump.
ion.
The incident attracted the nttonilon
(if a large, omwd who plinllmi and jam-
mod around to EN," \rlmt won doing.
INER~BEAL PICNIC.
Fine Time Had by 300 Exeunionilu
at Roton Point. '
The luér "Seal National Biscuit Com-
pany employoen. three hundred utronmf
invaded Roion Point. Saturday. out!
for boil“ it day turned me plnre into n‘
\‘oriinblu blnciill ulnmtlni: outnbliuh-i
mom. The men Wol‘o u lolly and ion g
loving not and mode things merry (or
E period. ‘
a'hoy out down to one oi Manager
Herman Jnoob'u hump; and boot shore
dinners wiilch midi lilo with a relish
that “its good to riée. The wm they;
got rid of the rlnndn not before themI
won a caution nod testified no to the
quality of the dinner. They Were gun-i
o‘roun in their plaudits for the hotel,
service and particularly the genial
manager.
The fenturo of the day was the
sports which were hold in the bark.i
Those unpainted of all sorts rind condi-
tions in nthlotirn Serious and funny,
it ni‘udo no diliorenoo. tor the men
Wow there irom atnrtw lluinh and
ammo. mighty good events were run
off.
it Wits with no effort that they limit.
Red themselves nwnr .irom the oool|
Roton Point with sommn rows that
next your would one them in good old
South Norwuik ugniu. ‘
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POST SAVlNGS BANK STARTED.
Ordern i'rom liontmneior General
Frunlt ii. liitrhm in Washington, D.
t‘.. have reunited in the starting of E
porinl savings bunk in the Norwnlk
l’oslnilloe. 'l‘bln will no doubt be A
grout boon to the foreign population or
Norwak for may may now dupouit their
nurlngu in the bunk lnntend of sending
them hook to the old rouniry by money
order.
Up to one o'riooit today there bud
boon bill two dopeuitorn in thin new
bank ninrlod tiun morulng pr Norwolk
'i‘ho nyntom in wag}: known und in the
r—rrdit stump orrumpemont where credit
for the deposit in, given byo outntnp
in the bunkimolt of tho dopoultor. 'l'wo
per cent. luloroui in paid nnnunlly. ’
Mqu—o -. ”Mum
WISDOM l
A life nil turbulence and noise may
seem
To him that londn it wine. and to be
prninod;
lilit wisdom in n pearl with moot auc-
coon
Bought in still water. nod bonenth
oleur ultieu.
lie that is over occupied in storms.
Or diver not for it. or brings up in—
ntend,
Vainiy induutrlouo. n dingruoeinl prim.
wCowpor
The Norwnit lire department was
called out at 1.40 o'clock this attor-
noon. to extinguish nigrnrn ilro ot the
corner of Einin street and North are-
one, near the norm occupied by Frank
Hunks. A telephone mootugo train
Erato: Willotiu mm the alarm to be;
mulled in.
«
o
Sentinel went odorbring reunite. ‘
"Morley will inverted—wan A j
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DRY GOODS STORE
NORWALK'S. LEADING
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.
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CONTINUATION “OF THE
ugust Clean-up Sale
All this season's goods.
PRETTY PARASOLS
Big‘ Roductions
on every one,
Couch‘HAMMOCKS. Woven
There‘s many weeks left of Hammock
time, and the prices are at rock bottom "
All Our Specialti’Es of
Wash Goods
Lawns, Organdies, Plain Voiies, Figured
. Fiaxon, Madras, at out prices. that will
attract the discriminating shopper
Many Bargains left in Summer Suits and Coats
Big Bargains in the Basement
Wilkens
17 NORTH MAINi‘eT. ,,
Home-made
i
1
Ice cream
Special Attention Given to Entertain-
ments and Dance: . ‘
FRESH EVERY WED AND SAT.
Homemade Coeoanut Cakes. Peanut
Clusters. Old Fashioned Chocolate
Croamn. old Fashioned Chocolate
i’eppermlnto.
S LE
Now (icing,
On
Gottlieb’s
$7 8: $10
i
ll North Main St.
Time—«1:33 n. m.
l‘lnco-mFroni porch.
Setting . Moonlight owning.
Alli-o itemiorlyl “And if poverty
ever comes, dour boy, we'll face it
together."
lziertiorvwlleor heart. the more night
of your face would nrnre the wolf
away." [
Now he is wondering why his ring
wns rolllrlied.~»~'l‘oiedo illndo. .
"Some. of the primitive ineliurta
linger in the highest ulvilirntlon,” sold
the otnteemuu. "Yea.“ replied thy
othnologisl; "runny of our oommunla
tloo cannot set may from the idea
novnneu oil have that n mun who man-
nuos to not pouonaion oi A high Bull
hat is thereby quuliilod to be u lender."
lllobba AAAAA Woliworwho‘e running it
uummor hotel now.~-~rhUodolphln Rec.
0rd. i
Tom and Burn were old cronies. On
one ooonaionfiom tool: umhrage at
more remark horn Tom and be our-
onntlonlly oluoulntod: "Tom nest" lint
Tom' ll ready wit was ennui to the oc-
casion. lie replied: "SEm-mulo!"~ heading bio signals. iii: attention was . h niiin
llosion Transcript. ‘ dirootdn to another mnohine going oust “ ‘75 3'
............ «.— inppronohiun him. and turned around in '
"OT MY Wil—L time to and one or the couple or union were 31.50 to“ 52.50
Dhluyo touch, potienoo; and euro
tenohealulth; and prose or'businosu
makes us look out lorymomeuio to
give to tied; and disappointment in it
special meeaengor to summon our
thoughts to henvou.~~lil. M. *i-loweli.
Mr. Gillkln‘o (E subtitle ootteserla-I
notice you always go to it private both-
out
torrent and twu outoo’were coming.“ '
H. Krieger& “0.
29-31 West Washington. St.
August 'IMark-Down
PricesIN OUR Furniture
Department
Now is the time to replenish
‘ your home; as we are giving ,
Liberal Discounts On all House-
hold Goods.
Brass and Iron Beds, Springs and
. Mattresses, Chiffoniers, Dressers,
Sideboards, Buffets and Dining
Tables. Come and be convinced
CASH- 0R LREDIT
-......'........... a... . . Great Reductions on Rugs of All Sizes ,
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"lobby-«Yea. he need to ho a buuco ,. I I ' ‘
mun. . . . .. '
8iobbs~»~lioi’ormod, oh? ‘wmgml all” ' ‘
CHIEF‘B GLOBE CALL.
(.‘hioi ’l‘homn Loutborluud would
bore been run down by on automobile
at the corner of Milo and Wall eirooie.
thin noon. it he had not proved an
agile «Jumper. He won looking up Well
Broken Lots'
' of
SHIRTS
that are slightly "primed" from
behind him. lie had motioned ior
them to come nlong and they were
on top oi him. He shouted and jump
ed simultaneously, witnessed shying '
that the about nsniotod him in the
jump. The autumn stopped and audio-
glued. saying that he had been talking
to his will} and paying little attention
to what vine ahead or him.
’uaw FALL sums
Expected Aug. 15.
ll ,1 .
it we loom how the Maine went down, ‘
So that tile truth ivo know. ‘
on lviltoh thorn monitor through the
town—v- “
lid on. who told you so
* Joseph Davis
(86 Weohingt at. “rel (ion.
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Norwalk Chronicler