Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 19, 1911 · page 12

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

HETIME. THE PLACE
AND THE COAL.

THE TIME‘ to buy, Coal for
heat winter is now—nod what-
o or happens don’t forgot that~we

:gave you this advice.
‘ , THE PLACE to buy Coal is
’rhere—wand thousands there be

iffiivho have so found it.

THE COAL we sell is of the

Chest Quality-3nd we’d greatly;

‘1‘ .

1 ”glass nintuthurtnrihg indurtry ol‘ Man-

 

 

 

 
 

“like a chance to prove this fact

to YOU.

”How many tons do you need?

1 NOTICE?!‘

"I pay 111 9. lb. tor rags and 21111 ,

‘ out. for flat: newspapers. Best
prices for rubbers, 11111111111111!
iron. Feathers a specialty. I -
don’t go around with bells and,‘
the name junk dealer is not men» ‘
tlonod on the wagon, only Wm.

, Enron; 35 Fort St). 11111 Nora
walk. Tel. 441. When we are
buying the junk the man must
him you a duplicate hill to satis-
l‘y you.

I sell whiskey llasha. 111115.,
at $1.25 group; 1113., $2 gross.

 

 

 

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. BUY,
Hazelton
c0111.

The 11. Hershiield a 8011 Go.

1 Tel. 1194. 122 Water oz.

 

 

 

 

11111111 1111 11111111111;

Funeral of Mrs. Sarah M’Naughton.

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah McNaugh-
ton was largely attended from the
home of her daughter, Mrs. William
Russell. 10 Union place, Thursday af~
tornoou. 'l‘hcro worn many beautiful
floral tributes, showing the high as-
toom in which the deceased was hold.
Ai‘ter impressivo survives conducted
hr tholioyl‘. A.Gu11ninghnm,oilto11
arton. tho hotly was laid to 10111 in

 

 

 

 

Conneaily8t
Bracken

E. c BURT’S
Ladies’
Oxfords 81
Pumps

Emerson and
Kieth-Konqueror
for Mén

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Conneally 8t
Bracken

81 WASHINGTON 8T.
Toi. 3634

 

 

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We olmply will not carry over irom
season to union our

Oxfords
Will Sell Same at
Cost

"MAX LEVY-~

"I WAUHiNGTON STREET HMDGI
SOUTH NDRWALK

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WM.

lMPERATiVE ORDERS.

Murphy 111111 a new roman in illoi
ouvalry. llo oould not rid11 at all, and
Willi given 111111 111‘ tho world horaoa In
the troop.

"itonuuuhor," said thou 11',1-111oEni 'no
one in allowed to 11111111011111 without or
than."

him phy wan 11o ooonor to H111 aaddlo
than ho 1111111 thrown in the ground.

“Murphy!" yoliod tho 11111111111111,
whoa ho discovered him lying iu'ualh
loan on tho around. "yap 1111111111111111111!"

"1 Bid." ’é ’

"11111 you hovo ordorh?"

"i did.“

"li‘rolu hottdmlm'loro, 1 11111111111111?“

“"No. nor: from hiuthuartornfw
Evoryhodyn. ‘

 

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'I‘ho.1 .‘iapauooo are Ilnvolopiug tho

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ACCLWULATIVE PREFERRED CAP-
lTAL 370011

of the Income Sgcuritlos a. Mortgage
Corpgration of New York City, in Offer-
1111 for sale for a limited time only.
This allotment. will he sold at 11 price
that will not. the purchaser 8% dlvl
douds, tax exempt in tho stain or New
York. is method by 11.1111 Estate in the
city of Brooklyn equal 111 three times
the value of the issue. This ntork is
limited in amounts to ouch purchaser.

For full paiticalars, mite, phone 111
.0111 l.

COBURN & ilU ILL

94 Washington St, South Norwalk
Tel. 4144

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"The first and worst of

all frauds is to cheat one's
self.”--Bailey. ‘

i Don't cheat 101.111.111.111 longer with
inferior Cigars. Brooke as.

ROGER LooLow
TWIN my.
NUGGET

mm GEM

(2101111.:
B. J. REYNOLDS. Mfr.

 

“”111, n'i‘vaoUNEMENAkéstw"

——--+-
Found in a Lore. Black Water Moe-

caoin in Bald Hill, By John w.

Allen.

"You can believe it or not," said
inn, "hot i have illty 11111111111111.1111 to
prove my I-Italomontu.” it 11131111111 that
yesterday while cutting huahea on- the
property oi James Gregory. oi Bald
Hill, Mr. Allen now a hngh hint'k water
liltll't‘llfiiii run out oi the bushes and
around a melt. ’i‘llo 111111111111 aro pola-
1111111111 and Mr. Allhn did not at ohm
follow it. 1.1111113 howvvor. ho promlrod
11 1.11111, and want looking for tho r1111-
tilo. llo poppod tho unalto ilrm ahot.
killing it.

Later he wont oror to oxumitlo it
and notirod something poodliar. iio
conduclod an invoatixdtion. What wan
hla amazement when ho found that
thoro wore forty iiillilii 111111111111 within
the largo 01111, vaulting 1111111 111111 10
1111111111! one-hall inrhoH in Mouth: 'l‘ho
unallo lluolr 1111111 livo and one-half foot

long. il’lvo 11.111411 .vot lilllinit'iioti r11-
muinod in tho lumkr.
Mr. Allon lulu onuahi analloa iiko

thin nature, but novor 11111 1111 111111 110
many littlo 01111113 'l‘hoy worn ooiifli on
ouch oho appalnlt-ly, and worn allolll
1'11111l,1 to 1111111: 11111 moihor and shill
for illomaolvao.

“Juat think of 11111 way the sunken
multiply," aniIi Mr. hliou. ilo aura
that it tho 1111111111111 11111 1111 warm horn
1111 in tho aoulh tho. 111111111111 would ho
morn poiaonoua than they pro.

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NATURE TEACHlNG.
Never a liowor 1111111111 111111111 to my {11111.1
11111 1111111111 me 1111 1111131111.

 

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7111:1111 Young Rico.
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The Satisfactitm of Saving

Eran a small portion of your int-1111111 for deposit in

‘ :1 The SmithNorwalk Savings Bank

comes not, only trom'iho kuowiédgo that your manor 111 safe and 1mm

11111 a liberal r1111,1 or interest. but

from tho. that that you are living

within your income. 1111111 somatiiing in store against some 111111111111

119111111111 11111111 your purse.

from Monday 1111111111191. 1:311:11 Bum-day: 111 noon.

John w. Allen. of 1111111 11111, this mom.’

Riverside cemetery

w..."

Funeral of Daniel DonOVan.

The funeral of Daniel 11‘. Donovan, of
.Sprlng Hill, wan held from St. Mary‘s
liilhurr'h this morning. Rev. T. .l. Finn
‘ofllt'lntod and them wan 11 large at-
lieiliifllli'i‘. as woli as some beautiful

lloral trihulco. lino plocc which ai~
tractod considerable attention was

110111 11111 Local 21111, n. 1. I.,,or1v1111-11‘

tho 11011111111131! was a. Inou1hor.'i‘ho r11
mains woro internal in St M11113" a
cemetery iollowiiur the church
vioca. Relatives from Now Y'olk worn!
prom'nt. 'l‘ho pallhcarora worn Mich
1111i Rilo. Joseph .‘iicilarl 111'. Hugh lion
11oll1'.l"1111i111 F‘itznmurico. Thomas
illornov and lack M1Gulro. The (low-
111 boaters 11'111'11 (iI'orno ii. Allen and
losoph li‘orlln. All the holirora are
moutht-rs of tho l'lnrtoudors‘ Union. .-\1
. the oifortory of tho 111111111, Mrs. lrvinu
liliylnon 1111111: l‘lo Josh. Later Wil
‘ llam ll‘llrlon 511111: (‘alvaryg and as tho
body was horno from tilt1 church Mra.
Harmon routiorod 01111 Swootly Sol
1.111111 Thought. ‘

 

“HEW...

RED MEN PAR’ADE lN‘MERiDEN

hilfllillll'iN. Aug. lil.»-~'l‘he 11111111111
pow wow, oi the ln‘ipIovoti Union of
111111 1111.111 thought ovo: liVo thousand
people to this ritv. whcro two parades
1111111 hold,on<1 in the molning and the
other in the early afternoon. Than
the members, their families and
friends pvovoodod to Terrace Gordon.
whom sports oi all kinds which so to
make up 11 hold day worn indulged in.
Every city and town north of Now
Haven in which are loomed tribes oi
the order were represented in the par-
ade. The liaymahero, in ’COMiliilie, ho-
gan their march about tlu‘; city at 9
o‘clock. ’l‘ho tribes and the Dearoo oi
Porohontaa will form in line at 1:30,
with their floats and many diiioront
«11111111111311 and parade,1 allout tho city,
diahanding at ’i‘orraco Garden.

Mayor llucitinphum, oi Bridgeport.
11111111 anchom. was grand marshal oi
the do}.

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HOSPITAL NOTES.

Mina 311111111111 r‘rawloy. oi \‘i’oalpori.
was admitted to H1111 Not‘n‘nllt hoapiinl
Iaat night. 11111111111111 from 11111 «(tools
of mallowinu 11 lolly pop. ilho was
ihouuht to hr- in 11 1111111111 condition.
but tho randy 11'1111 rumored and tho
litth1 lady \1'1111 dhu'hal'uod thin morn-
inn.

Mina hiaraarol Emily. of Park 1111111121.
and Mina Annlo (011111111. 111' Wluilold
111111111. woru admitioti thin morning tor
Inqiir'al ii‘t‘iliilliilil. ‘

W 'Mwnd

COTTON MiLLS CURTAILING.

ililb‘n’itiN. 11111.1. ilk l'hn 1111111”-
11111111 1111111111.: tho Now l1‘.111:i11111| cotton
and wooiou mill» 111111111Il11d today to
Now liodlorll Filohhurg, Anwnlmry
11nd Wilkvflold, alloro anvotal lhouu
11ml oporntlvoa worn 11111111 two w‘ooha
11111111111111 althoul 111111. 11111111111111 thirty
and thirty-Mo 11111111111111! mill our
pioym-a will ho ldio for lilo 1111111 two
Woohu.

MlBS BHOTHERTON'B PAETY.

11111111 Ionian llrothurton. at Main
31111111, unit-111111111111 11 party or irlontls
at hor homo lam evening... Cards,
Ramos 111111 11111111111 worn among tin.1 lib
11111111111111 of tho 1111131111111. 11nd dainty r111
troalnnouto 11111111: aorvon at 11 late hour.
Thong-111111111111 worn tho Miliiled Er‘éuo
Miller and Elsie fioiolll’to. at Newark.
N. 1)., and the Militias Fannie Mitchell,
Lulu Collins and Margaret Shields. oi
21111111111111, and Manors. John and Arthur
Brothorton and {11111111111 Koialor.

1. “M... _... . ,

iloalerwl’cs. quite good only I
ran't quito son irhul ll .11 all about.

Ai’iii‘i.~*“‘.il5’,
T1111 farmyard at sunrlso.

ionlr1~ 111 11111111111 or 11111111111. lint.
say, would you burn any ohjociion to
making on 38111111“ to go with it.

1311111111111 1111111 811.8 Bfiii‘ MSW“.

 

 

80 [‘1 1

.oi material for

.tllaohinx hor tooth.

it‘s as clear 11: 111111111I

iilllil iii Will Silliii

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WALL S’l‘li 11211112 10:10 a. 111.—l1‘iru1~
nous was shown by tho stock market
at the opening on a moderate volume
of luminous. Union Pacific and 1110111
of the active issues made fractional
gains. whilt1 in the more. obscure
stocks advancies were more 1111111011110.
0d.

..._....

\\1‘ill.1-1Tlil1l1'l‘ 1111.111. »»»»»» The mar
hot 111111111111. more active soon al'tol tho
opening, under the lead of its 1111111111
111111111 favorites, 111111111 Pacific and
llondiag making further advanroa, ex-
tending 102 points in the former 01h
cr stocks, Atohlaon excepted, were up
11 point or 011.11.1‘t1o hiaou 11:11; oppois

 

 

on at odd 111111111. with some lmpros-l

Eton on prices, ospooialiy
l’at'lllc, which tell a point.

WEDDING CUSTOMS OF ORIENT.

Chinese Bride Envelopcd in scarlet
Silk.

Whoa 11 girl dons lit-1' molding gar
1111111111 she does not question the pro.
11111111 111' a whit»: 11111111 gown, 11 iihny
white vol). and 11 wroath of 01111111131
blossom 1111 the apparoi {01" her 1111112
tinge. Tradition has not its soul .11".
strongly upon her that it doou not no
our to her an a posaihlliiv to run noun.
to! to its laws in 11111 unit had ll'iiiiiliiih;
and though modoln hrldoo soluomiiuoa
woar hold and sllvvr or 11 [1111 tour-hon
oi lulghl roior, tho fart that these in
Inovatlons app11.11r.1l111o111 startling is
11 proof or how strong 11 hold the tra-
‘ditional rostumo has on iomlnlno al—

in linion

' (notions. says 11 Montreal Star wrltol

The warning of a wedding 1‘ell
seems almost .nlvqraal among can
turn nations, and in mum 1111111111113:
where puddings are arranged ulth no3
reference to tho petiole moat nonrl)
concerned the veil aervon i111 original
purpose at entirely hiding the 11111113
from tho 11.11111 of her husband until ahoi
is formally lnatailod in bi: house.

. Though nhnringwith 1111 the tradl
lion of the wedding voll. eastern wu-
man do not no a rule wear white:
for their marriage, tooling that tho.
more gorgeous garments they 111111, pro-
ruro the hotter in (lhlna, for exam-
ple. the bride 111 awathod from head to
loot in acnrlet allh, But Japan is an

 

 

Homer S. Beers 81900.

13 111111111 37., 11011qu
1 22 w. WASHINGTON 311.30 no
» 211 wooowano AVE. so. 11011.11”

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NORWALK’S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE

3 and 5 Gazette Building
‘ NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

 

 

 

SECOND WEEK

August Clean-up Sale

' Bargains In Seasonable Goods in Every Department

Summer Suits and Coats

Many Specialties in Wash Goods.
Hammocks.

HHUSEHOLD HELPS at CUT PRICES in the BASEMENT

All of the
All of the Parasols.

 

 

 

 

Henry Wiikons

17 NORTH MAIN ST.

Home-made 7

ice Cream

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Fresh Made
ASSORTED CARAMELS
Fifi VANILLA
NUT CHOCOLATES
NUT COCOA CAKES
LOLLY POPS
0. F. CHOCOLATE PEPPERMINTS

i 0. F. CHOCOLATE CREAMS

exception. and the little .lnpunooo la-I

. dy appoara lloioro hor hrldosmom clad

in one 1.111111111111111 garment of white
pills, for it in tho fashion in 1hr1 East,
1111 iii the West.
tho wedding dress
than for any ordinary 1101111111111. The
English 1151') 11'11111'1; 11 train, whlio tho
Japanese has 111111111111 two and 11 halve
foot long and 11 snail it feel in length.

11111. .iapanolw hrido 1101111 1111111 tur-
thor in her doalrv to 111111111111 11 pure
white apponraaro than dooo hor lingo
llnh alator, 1111' aho pollution iwr {11011
with tho and 1101-1111111 it with white
powdor, and inaloud oi’ 11 irnnnparoul
voil alto wours 111111, of think lions nillt.
'l‘l111 hridogroom 11111111 111111111 all in alik
of 11111 11111111 tilar rolol aymhollcnl ol’
hin runh

'lho I'lnII. in tho oouiral point of our

marrialtt1 rovaluony, and H111 11111111 l1111
11111111111, 111111111111, no doubt, huraumwii
in tho only om,- that oxiaia wiiou lilo
voll in dou’ud and tho coho in onion to
allow that tho plri ililli 11111111111111 hor
1111111111 'i‘hla 11111110111 (loan not howov
or. romo from the Bill" whom it in
111311111111 ohaorvod. tho woman, who has
horoluo 11 with lnnltltnt ”111 {not put-
1-111 by sharing her oi‘ohrowa and
1111 do tho Japan
11110, or 1.11- ahuvlug hot hair. 1111 111 still
tho (1111110111 among tho down.

Our tradition an to tho mark of a
marrlod woman cornea not from the
Elam. 11111 from tho 110111111111, and i111-
foro thorn from tho-(1111111111. who had it
from 121111 11111111111111.” 11111111111111. '1'1111
1311111111111 111 Wedding with 11 111111 was
11111111] in tho (ihriutlon church 111 early
1111 the ninth century, and has 1111111111110.
1111 to 1111 from Elnxontlmon. in intlin.
3 Jewel not in gold and worn round tho
nook on a yellow 1111111111 111111111 the

inland of a ring 1111 11 111111.111 of wife»
hood.

Mmttl~~What do you think of a girl

i11ho‘1l write her 11111119 on a niiw'lnid
egg in older to catch 11 1111311111111?
Jacltw’l‘hat it's a 111111111111 for frosty

1111111 1111111111211 the egg and the glri.«~~ Ma 11111

Boat/on Transoript.

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SALE

Now Going SEE

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Gottlieb’s

$7 ”$1081
11 North ”Main St.

WOMEN‘S PARLOR CAR8..

New York women did not take kind-
ly to tht1 offer of 11 traction line to pro
vldo 11111111111119 ram for their 111111., 1110131
of them proierrlng the society of man,
with all i111 drawhat'ka. to aoarcgatlon
it will he inn-rooting, thoroioro. 111m; 11
writor ln 81111111111 Magazine, to see how
tho proposal of a 11'121111111‘11 railroad to
install 111111111'1111- parlor cars {or woman
will appoal to tho unwound beneficiar-
loaoi’ tho arrangoulont. The railroad
promisoa to lit up tho ladloa‘ ours with
may corpora, oouohoo and bullets with
11l111'lrlt1 grills. The idea in that worn-
on, who are prat'tloally hurrml from
planking our» hy 1111111011111 ll111l1' pl'oju»
dine in favor of air to hroatho. will than
111.11'111'11 retaliation, 1111 no 1111111 tall the
harlutuaa, uncounttrv conductor will ho
permitted to outor. it tho special our
idea takoa with the ladies, why not
npeciul trainu with ovorything aboard
wtho reading oluh meeting in tho it-
hrary our, hridpo on the hack platform.
oioolrln curling lrouu and autoamiio
llltohdlookora lu ovory horth. and in tho
nurnory 11 nuiohiuo that 1111111111 tho hairy
and 1111111111 out tho Eighth to the 111111.
drop? 81111111 tiny tho comic wookiioa
may ho. pokiuu; 11111111 11111 ohi~iashlonod.
coeducational train in which men, wo-
1111111 and ritlldron had to put up with
ouch othor‘a oooloty for hours at a
time.

 

 

 

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Johnny Williams had been "had"
again.

"Ah. mo, Johnny!" sighed his i-hnr
tiny nohool tooohor. "i am afraid wo
shall 1111111111 moot 111 111111111111.”

"What have you 11131111 doln’?"a
1111 Johnny. with uggrinr—liarper's.

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11k-

My»...

The Now (llrlw-Au‘ may 1110 intend-
ed visit me ovory Sunday afternoon.
Ma‘um?

Mistrosnlem in your

into tit-111,
ileilni a

T111; Now (11er1 don't know 11111111111111.1111 Edward M Lockwood hanks
1m 11 stranger 111' 111188.111 111111 acquitted by 11111111111111. Mr hatch

Harper 11 81111111.

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H. Krieger8z Co.

29-31 West Washington St.

 

111

Our Annual
Halt-Price Sale

is now in full swing. Come
every day this week.

the White Lingerie
DreSses that are
being sold for $1 98 to $498.
SE the Lace Curtains
that are being sold

_ for half price.

SE the Long Coats,
blue, black and tan
that are being sold for half

price.

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our WShoe bargains
for men, worn-en,

boys and girls, nothing to
equal them.

Bargains throughout the
entire storemevery depart-
ment is opening values un-
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CHIEF INVESTIGATES.

Cilioi’ 'l‘homan Loathorlnnd la 111111.11-
llvaiing tho {1111.111 noncornlng tho 11111111
trolloy aotddo’ni, on 'l‘huraduy after-
noon, when John Eriohaon, of Wib
ton, rrnahod into 11 trolley our in Wall
atroot, smashing his machine. lie
claims that 11 wagon was facing him
"on tho wrong nltlo 'ot the 11111101, and
tho chiof has 11 clue an to the owner
oi the carriage. Whoa found tho man
will ho hroaocuied for 11111 1111111111111. in
disohoyiup,r the truiilo regulations. and
(7111111 Motherland was fairly auro that
the guilty one would he taken into c1111»
today today.

Fall Shirts
Have Arrived

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W1: inrlto your inspection.
$1.50 to $3.00

“Mahmud...

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Thomas 11111111111111], (“rented 1111

(1111111 Thomas Motherland on 11 war-
rant. charging him with assault on Oll~
vor flanks was hand 37 and-omits this
morning, in the Norwnlit town court

 
 

Joseph Davis

88 Wiohlnaton 31.

 
 

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