HE TIME THE PLACE
. AND 1‘HE co‘AL.
THE TIME to buy Coal for
-. ext winter is now—~and what-
, ‘ or happens don’ t forget that we
g .9 you this advice.
THE PLACE to buy Coal is.
here—and thousands there be
who have “so found it.
. THE COAL we sell is of the
ghost quality—and we’d greatly!|
111113 a chance to prove this fact
» _ to YOU. .
»How many‘ tOns do you need?
A I “Name me.
Ladies and Gentlemen: “
it you not cheated don’t
‘ i
W Eiiron
11111 11111111 , '
JUNK DEALER
I had many complaints last
year of 11 1111111 who went around
with a name that sounds like
mine. I dont go around with
, hello on or come to your house
unless sént for. I pay in per lb.
tor rags and best prices for 1111)-
here, metals, etc. Tel. 411.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
. Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
,1. 1.
1’
11
remedy 8:
Bracken
E. c. ‘BURT’S
_ Ladies’
: 0Xf0rdS 8:
Pumps
Emerson and
Kieth-Kenqueror
for Men
1
1
Conneallyl 81
‘ Bracken
81 WASHINGTON 81'.
T01. 363-4
. I a
‘ VA]. ‘11va will not carry over from
5 “noon to tea-on our
Oxfords
Will» Sell same .at
, Cost
1“ WAOHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
m 0...
No WATER FOR CROPS.
,BIMLA, British indin, Aug. 1r.»—
Tbe prolonged drought in rapidly 1111111
In; Delhi the center of a huge water-
less and cropleee nron. There in a
growing feeling that the grout military
dleplny planned in application with tho
“coronation Durbnr ut Delhi will be im-
' possible under the prevailing conditi-
one.
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menu-.—
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BRING SUIT FOR $15,000.
HdltTFORl1,Aug. Jim—A unit for
$15. 000 has been brought uuninatmlerk
H F. Billings, oi the railroad commie-1-
, Honors otlloe, by Alexander 11.111111:
‘ Beth and wife, at this city. The com-
.lalnt alleges that they were lmnrltod
down and injured by Mr. Billion; .1 up
tnmdliile In west Hartford on Aurthur
" 19, 1910.?
m
_ dvertiao in The Sentinel.
onion openly (rpm the knowledge that your money in sale and enrh- .
arai’rate of interest, but from the tact that you are living
8%
Accu’MULArivs PREFERRED cAP-
' tTAL srocx.
of the income Securities a Mortgage
Corporation of New York City, is otter
ed tor sale for a limited time only
This allotment will be sold at. a mine
that will not the purchaser Slit div-i
dende tax exempt in the state 01? New
,Y‘01k,is normed 113-11111 estate in the
city of illooltlyll equal to three times
the value of the issue. This stuck in
limited in amounts to ouch purrhueor
For lull pa'rtleuihla, w rite, phone .01
call.
COBURN
114 Washington St.»
'I'el.
&HULL
4144
Gentlemen—-
If you do not want the
Best Cigars, do not ask
for any of us.
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NUGGE'I‘
LI’l'l’tE GEM
CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS, Min.
HAGEN EXPECTS TO WIN.
NEW YORK, Aug. ion-401101111 F.
Hogan, the light heavyweight. better
known as Philadelphia .Iuck O‘Brien.
says re proposes to outpoint Sam Long-
ford; oi Bolton, in their ten~round boot
at the Twentieth Century A. C... t01
night- O'Brien said today he had
scarcely trained for a month‘ and
would depend on 11111 science tmltoep
clear of Langiord'e aggressive tactics.
longtord is out to put O‘Brien awn!
as quickly as poanible, believing that It
will be u leather in his cup when he
goes next month to Auntrulin, where
he muy inert Jack Johnson.
NATIONAL ARCHERY CONTEST
(‘lilC¢GO. Ann. 111. ~ Slim nichera,
a record number, are 'here to compete
In the 11111 tournoment ol‘ the National
Aicllery‘Anaoclutlou, which 111 sched-
uled to open 111 Worthington Park to-
dny. ‘-
Bowmen are entered from Boston,
Cincinnati, Pttiuburx. lien ‘ Mothea,A
Alchlaon, Kansas t‘lty, and Clitrago.‘
Spemal” for
2351118 “Veal Chops
2 lbs Lamb Chaps
Homer 8. Beers 81 co.
1
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TUESDAY,AUG.15. 1911
251:
'- 25c ‘
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13 MAIN 81".. NORWALK
22 W. WABHiNGTON 8 ., 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE» 80. NOR.
W
DEATHS 1111 “11111111118.
Mina Mina Raymond.
‘The (‘omlelepoln Penn, Potter
County .iouruul prints an account of
the death oi? Miss Mina Raymond, at
one time supervisor of music in tho
nchoole of the Union didtrict, South
Norwulk, 111111 in the town of Dnrien 1,
the article being as follows:
Lust Suturduy( July 29) at about
noon the ceaseless vigil ut. the btltitlidt)
of Miss Minn ltuvmond ended us 1101
young spirit took its winged flight into
regions of eternal 111135. 1510114111 heart
ed father 111111,.alstol‘ gave up to tho
'donolniion .oi’ thouhom‘ in full realize-
1
tion of the eocoud and visitation to
their Illlillly home within ”fortnight.
robbing them of two-companions, and
leaving 11 void never to ho tilled.
When the. Lord, with divine lltness
of things, deems it. time to’” remove
from north h oi'enture or tile hundi»
work, the 111011111.ng such event 111
always made with more 01‘ less feeling.
but When in 1111.1 wisdom liejukcs one:
just solution; the downing morn of tho
future. one who has given promise of
the heroinpilnhulont. oi’ murhriu Ills
temporary abode. the tank is doubly
dIIIIt 1111 and words to convey the out!
. q‘ Axnuuouureinout to stricken iiiontia seem
meaningless and empty. Mina ltay~
moud‘s death had been expected hour-
South Norwalk 11 to: men a week yet the (diminution
of the [not thought sincere sorrow to
11111111 11110 had known and loved her.
lie: (harm of manner mitoctorl u been
11111] life and her kind and gentle
whys made her many friends.
Minn ltnyluoud was the oldest dough-
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Fl‘liliit Raymond
and was :12 years old. She came here
with her parents about tlftcou years
ago, pushing moat of her lilo here
since. except (ourAyear’L while away at
schoolln New York city, where she
had received a line education and
special training in music. (lifted with
n voice of rure charm and sweetness,
its music touched many a heart as it
was raised in song oi praise and
thanksgiving author gentle and lov-
llli; disposition manifested Itself ill the
utterance of sweet melody. She urnd«
noted from the Condemport High
School In mod and for 0110 your aim
had charge of the music and. art de-
pnrmeut there. For the past two
yours she had been aupervluor of mu.
sic in the New Puttz. N. Y., schools,
where during the post your her health
began to tail. The sickness undwdoath
of her mother on the 15th of July
proved a great shock, and from that
time aha grew rapidly worse.
The tunorul was held at the house
Monday utter-noon ut B o‘vloclr. where
many of tin- eorrowim; irloude unth’
«red to pay the lust and tribute. Rev.
.1. i“. Lel'i‘icr, of Park Methodist lvlpie
. copul tlhurch. spoke oonllortlng words
1
to the bereaved once. utter which the
mortal remains we
l'lululle cemetery.
The Journal oxlmlde heartfelt eym
puthv to the (other null only stator
lilies (0111.111 thei' itreut bereavement.
Mn. Sarah McNaughton.
Mrs. Suruh MtNuughiou, widow of
llnrr‘y itichul‘duon oi Bunion winner the Into Aduul McNaughton, died at
of the championnllip last year, til now tho home of hel duunmor Mrs W A.
in the wilds or liritlnh Columbia and Burundi No it) iinlon plums. Norwulk.
will not be hero to dot end his title.
in order to commomot‘nto the Fermi.
oi the Aenumpilon oi the Blessed Vir—
uln Mary, marines were hold at St
Marys ohureh toduy at 5.,30 7 and 9
o'clock. The hitter uorvlto was a high
mane. All 1111111111111 wore Well attended.
Concord Diviuion. Soon 0! Tempo
rnmu. tran-aitcted routine buvinova last
evening
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yeelordny. after a short illnouu. The
deceased la survived by «two none, .I.
l“. hirvNuunbton. 111' New York, and 11.
ll. iluttory 1 Norwalk, und-twa daugh‘
torn. tilt-e. lliifltlll or Norwulh, 11nd hire.
it‘. C. 1131111111 or 11111110111; ono’ elatcr,
Mra. Wllnlot Fuwoeti. of Norwalk. The
iunorul services will be held 'l‘huradnt
alterndbn 111 2:30 o‘clock from Union
place. Rev... F. A. Cunningham , o
Ronni/ton, will oillrl’atefnnd the inter
mom will follow in Riverside come-
The Sixth (humour. (‘0 not Mimi!” tory. pm. McNaughton- was 11 stator
(101119.111 ochoduiéd to hold 11 regular or Mrs Emma Ainievam died Bntur
meeting tliiaewning.
1 Hamel»;
day” and was burlbd yesterday alter
1100!].
Funeral of u... Ii. Coleman.
M11111 Mary 11:. Coleman, daughter or
lure .inhu Coleman 111' Winnipauk.’ died
‘Batnrdny evening at the. residence or
her mother. The textural eorvloeu .will
he held tomorrow morning at 9 1; Elect:
from It; “Marya church, mull tel-11111111
twill toilow later in 11.111.“ deme-
,tery film in survivor! by her mother,
three deter: and two brothernwtlre
John Coleman. Mrs. JiilliEtI Ernie of
Mrs. Huri‘y Elmith, oil on;
1111111111. and Miss Aime- dolomite of
anti Jumta‘lil.
1: Stamford, Wentpoi‘i.
Winnipault; dill by John .1 01119111111;
mun was 11 member ol‘ the Children of
Mary Sodnlity of St. Mary's parish.
John Irwin Levin.
John Irwin Latin oilseed away at his
home, in ii Flnnklln avenue, inst. eve-
ning. at the age of 50 years. The dog
ceased is survived by 11 wife and three
sons. The funeral services will be held
llom tit 1111111111 (.1111th on Thursday
iiilOlllIllg at 11 ooiook. The intoimbnt
will follow in St Marys cemetery.
Funeral of Samuel Knapp.
The remains of Suuiuol Knapp, tire
victim 01 the runaway utoideut 111,1th
u-r-lnuy. were brouxht to Norwalk'i‘ea
terrier and taken charge oi bu immoral
Direvtol Lethnnd Raymond The inn
ernl sci vices ulll be held from the late
home of the 1101201111er in lioldou llill
tomorrow afternoon at 2:110 o'clock
"and Rev. Mr. tindorwmd, a new pus-1
101‘ in Wilton. will oillCIuie. interment
will follow Inter in .loc'eiiill cemetery. I
llereneod is liillYIYt-d by a wife and
little. daughter.
SOUTH NORWALK BOY WINS
PRIZE.
u—v- ....... ..
Wrote One of” Two Bast Esaaya on the
Development of Nashville, Tenn.
Willittilt D (Hirieu, don‘t)! 1111.111“!
liIt'Js hihhuei 01.11.1011 ol South Nor.
wulk. has been 1111111911 at the furl
that he had won tilv‘piml of 3.30 for.
writing one of thorn-o beat atorleu us
to how bout to oondutt the develop-
ment at Nuehvllle Tenn. 11 prize or,
$1013 being uttered 1-111 the 11le ennui-t
on this eubjeot.
".‘\\illlo" 1111 Must” (111111111 111 ul-‘t.
1111111 tiliiE‘iI by his 111m1ds,wae one of
two hundred young people from all
over the country 111m contested {or
the prize, which makes his dietinitiou
all the more marked. END! only the
parents of the WW man but theI
whole town 111 proud of Mr. (1 liv.ien
The letter which advined him of
the matter wan no foliowu:
Nashville industrial liureau.
Nashville. Tenn. Aux. ii, in! l.
Mr. W111. D. O'HI‘Ieu. 118 So. M11111 St,
South ’Norwnllr, Conn.
Dear Sir:
"Sweet are the fruits of victory."
it affords no pleasure to inform 11111
that the Committee or the Nashville
industrial Bureau, to whom was dole
gated the task of selecting the boat
article in the ”00'.th prize contest.‘
open to boys and girls under eighteen
years of age. unuulmoualy decided that
yours was one of the two best submit-
ted. Yours and that of ltolnnd Brad-
ley, at Houston. 'i‘exna. wore thought
to be the bout 11nd no evenly balanced
were the merits or the two that the
Committee has (-‘nnuttnlned to declare
the contest 11 tie between you two
uud coueoqueulli ti” wire money is
divided equally int-tueou 1011
We are thou-low. enclosing our
1- I it t t l .oheck to: $11000 and tender you our
e} 1‘“ u res n hearty congratulations it ion matter
or just pride to 1011 to win in a con
tent open to the entire United Sluice,
n 1011111111 in which nearly two hundred
papers were submitted. 9’
l‘louue nudue your photograph and
a brlef‘ntutomeut about yoursell. We
wish to publish them and your article
in our pnporn.
Wishinu you n prosperous and imp-
py rnreer, we remain,
Most cordially yours.
NASl-Wlliidsll INDUSTRIAL 1111111131111
AW W ”Mat...“
‘1‘ NO LEAGUE THIB vean
Herbert (1 901111111, manager oi the
Norwulk baseball team. Went to Stam-
ford Inst evening and 1111111111011 11 meet-
inr; ol' the. nlunnuern ‘6! 1111: teams, in.
eluding the Nerwulkn, Darlene. 1111
Brookllne, ltnt‘l
Norwaih were represented. The meeb
ing for the purpose of couniderlug' n
ldngumwith serien, but an it 111 so late
in the baseball season, it was decided
to delay the matter until next year.
when it in poanible that the league will
be termed. The plan will be for three
guinea on Saturday and three on Sun-
dny 11nd no. doubt will be of interest
to “the local baseball world.
At the meeting 01 Court Mubarak
emu, No. 33, F‘ 01' 11., which waii held
last evening, the unicorn recently elect
ed were installed;
Walnut: 8mm 1 Lodge. Sons '11 in
(theme, will race regularly this even-
Iris. ‘ . 1
Mrs 11.511111111111111 of Brooklyn, to
8
1 ednesday w
-HMHMW y
' clutlon cured {or 291 children nndein
virltiritt 11111 onutA 11nd uncle, Mr. and
&‘ L Y
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK, CONN.
'NORWALK‘s LEADING
“ DRY GOODS STORE
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CONTINUATION or run
August Clean-up Sale
PRETTY PARASOLS ‘
Ailthis seasons goods. Big Reductions
on every one
Couch HAMMOCKS,Woven
There’s many Weeks left of Hammock
time, and the prices are at rock bottom
, .
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“All Our Specialties of
Wash Goods
Lawns, Otgandies, Plain Voiles, Figured
Fiaxon, Madras, at out prices, that will
attract the discriminating shopper
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’Many Bargains left inSuinmer Suits and Goals.
11‘
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Big Bargains in the. Basement
1...... , .
Krlegerdz CO.
29—31 West Washington St.
A11 ust Mark- Down
PricesIN OUR Furniture
Department
Now is the time to,,repienlsh ,
your home, is we are giving
Liberal Discounts on all House-
hold our. ‘
Hen Wilkens ., ~
17 NORTH MAIN ST.
Home-made
lee Cream
‘Bpoclal Attention Given to Entertain»
“’ manta 1nd Dances
1 FRESH evenv wen. AND our.
Homemade Coconut Cakes, Peanut
Clusters, Old Fashioned Chocolate
Creams, Old Faahldned Chocolate
Peppermintl. '
SALE
Now Gem
I 011
1 GOttlieb’
$7 81 $10
1
'1 ,
a,r
'Bra’ss and Iron Beds, Springs and
Mattresses, Chiffoniers, Dressers,
Sideboards, Buffets and Dining
11 North Main St. Tables. Come and be convinced
NORWALK DAY NURSERY MAT»
TERS.
Mrs. A. D. Wadiworth Sucoeeda Mrs
John Newt-nu u a visitor.
at meeting 01' the Nor-walk. Day Nur-
'5 .
sory liourd of Directors was held yes- “‘(n‘. ‘~’-.‘- ./ a
inrdny afternoon. at the home of Mrs. ‘ “‘“WW‘ ’ 45.3"
. xii-19‘
Arthur (3. Wheeler, in Amh street. A
large number were In attendance.
Matters of importance were diamond
and acted upon. 1118. Frederick A.
Lane was mude n vlnltor tor the re-
maining monthe. The vuenucy caus~
ed by the reeluuutibn of Mrs. John
’Newlnud. of Norwalk. who moved re.
cents to Greens Forum, was tilled yes-
terday and the directors were fortit-
nnte in securing for the More Mrs. M-
vlu D. Wadsworth, of South Norwallt.
During the month of June the new
1,,
CASH OR CREDIT
Great Reductions on Rugs of All Sizes
1
July 21m.
The bould of directors and oiliceru
of the Norwalk Day nursery were no
pleased with the 11110118 ‘0! the room:
tallies who reoontly 11an a lawn party
for the benetlt oi" the association which
netted 1:10, that they extended to them
a hearty veto of thanks.
... .. V‘
-——£
omauuvrre FINED ut‘uonwmiei
l‘emge H Chane, the motoroyrllut
who drove, it lrioudu motorcycle in
Norwailt without uunpiera'oi limneo.‘
’l‘ho l'ollowlng‘ gills are gratefully on sunilny, wag lined this morning by
unknowiorlgml: Judge Edward M Lockwood in the
111111.21 i. itummlor 11nd \lrs. Wli- Norwalk town court. for 11111 offended
Ilnm ill. Matthewnw'rmn and semen. lie was ignorant of me fact that it
Moth. t". Wheelermlmrnltuw. , WM peculiar}! to have a license. butg
Mrs. H.111 Batevwlaahy onrrlaae. 111111 madti no difference.
twn quilts and infants clothing. 111111119 Lockwood lined him to for
Ml‘fi- WIIGDXWOHO porch amoen anti having no numbers on 11111 mnebine.
milk. and $5 an earth for huvmg no license.
Mrnmuiso Cooliidgewtrurnlture. lie was arrested by special officer
. ' WI '1‘. helium—ice cream. W 1-1. i’ayno and was released On a
Mrs Andrewnwlvtllk. . 20 cash bond.
Gnome Raymondw'l‘hreo go cai‘tn. 1‘ “W
Endeavor Circle, K‘lng' a Unushtérd. Attorney John Keogh or 51111111 Non
South Norwalk Congregational church mutt, spént yestarday in New ”York
”M11111 3 _ “pity on business.
ww . n‘
‘ tip to 1 o‘clock; the heavy machine am... Peeler has returned to his .
had tailored all 91101111 on the part of home. In Monroe moi, ntt’or spending
the rescue party to hit it out oi the a Week in ilroolrlyn. N1 11., and M “19
ditch. ‘ ‘ (1111111111111.
Broken Lots
, of A .1
SHIRTS
that are slightly "mueaed" from -
hnmltim:
I75
were $1.511 in 2.130
new FALL suture
Expected Aug.‘ 1511
111 .
WWW
Jose 11 Davis
at Wnohlniton A31. Tel. don. ’
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