* May Mouton Patterns
for Fall and Winter
ALL PATTERNS, ”109
Fasnlon BOOK, so. when acid
with Pattern.
E. K. BANKS
mandamus homo bacon.
soura noawahx .
Ils visiting Iii r. and Kira. .lolln Siteeliun,
.ers Company are in town today.
. Island annual swim.
‘ warde athmford, while the rear trucks
Link enameled ware below cost. at
1-1. R, Nash‘s. See ad.
Mrs. John E. Jones, of Main street,
spent yesterday with friends in Bridge-
port.
Harry Lenders has gone to Atlantic
City. where he will he. the guestaot
his parents.
‘Sergeant Bryan If. Silk,- o“ the Not“
walk police force, spent yesterday in
{Hartford on business. .
Christopher Sllcehnn, of Beacon
street, has returned after spending ten
days with friends In Brooklyn.
Miss Esther o‘l.ouglilin, of .\‘orolon.
of Beacon street for a few days.
John A. Judge and ii. B. (Ilcwioy
representatives of the Warren Broth-
lilrs. Eleanor G. Smith, at Buyvlew
avenue, has returned after spending a
ten days‘ vacation at Asbnry Park.
A A camel can live for days at a time
without a drink, but Magner 8r Flynn
want to know who cares to be a cum
el. See adv. '
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Quittner re-
turned to their home, in Gluy and
Fran-kiln streets, last evening, after
enjoying a European trip.
‘Ennis Osborn, editor of the Tale
phone Bulletin, of New Haven. la a
visitor in‘ South Norwaik for a few
days. studying the conditions here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Swords. of
Kimberley avenue, New llaven. au-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Ruth' .Marguerlte. to Mr.
Earle William Shutter of First ave-
nue, West Haven.
Several of the local.‘ members of Ro-
tou Point Division, United States Vol-
unteer Life Saving Corps, will go to
New York city to witness and partici
pate In the Brooklyn Bridge to Uoney
While in Hartford. yesterday, May»
or Albert M. Pohlman.;Councilman
William H. McMahon and Corporation
Counsel John eozh paid their respects
to Governor Baldwin, who catecised
them concerning the bridge bin. lie
refused to commit himself as to what
disposition he would make of it.
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The lliant Norwalk trolley car had
an accident in South Main street. thi-
rnorniug about 11 onclodlt which put
it out of communion. Motorman Clark
was taking the switch. when the trol-
toy polo came off, brakingrthe over-
head wire and pulling the pole and en-
tire bracket work from the top of the
car. This fall to the ground and the
heavy iron work narrowly escaped
striking several people who were in
the vicinity waiting for other cars.
Trolley car No. 20 imohargo of Mo-
torman McNoriley and Conductor
Bushnell, split the Monroe street
switch aghln. nu- moraine, while on "
rate to Stamford at 9 o'clock. The
front truoke of the tilt car went to-
so't candy and started towards the
station. with the result um the rear
trucks left the tracks before the car
could be brought to a «stop. it took
about an: In nour‘to get the his car
back into proper condition to rename
its belated Journey to Stamford.
H
.unsettlet‘weather with showers in the ,
4Were crowded with swimmers
wearable nonapas'r.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and 'l‘hurlday; light to moderate
west winds. A disturbance, control
this morning over Texas, is producing
southwest. The greatest amount of
rain reported during the last 24 hours
was 2.76 inches, at Foyt Smith. Ark. .
Pleasant weather with moderate tour.
peraturcs prevails in the northern sec-
tions east of’t‘he Rocky Mountalhs.
The disturbance that was central over
Ontario yepterday morning to passing
out the St. Lawrence alley. ‘i . ,
WEATHER A yuan AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum. 67; maxi-
mum, 80. Cloudy. .
Three hundred stone Jars at reduc-
ed prices. See F. A. Mitchell‘s adv.
(.iompo Beach and the Knob Club
this
morning.
Councilman William Miller is still
confined to his home in Madison
street. with illness.
Ponassua (‘ouncil Rmui Arcanum,
ll‘unsiltlod routine business last even
tug at the meeting
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l‘utholic I‘uion Council Knights of
Columbus. mot and transacted routine
. jpit"! GREAT AUW" FURNITURE 8AM! POINT.‘
its. will? in “race economy. IN ruaurrultc
BUYING. You have only to see tho dlepiey to apprec-
. I.“ m pdblntlgel. HIGH GRADE FUNNITUR‘E AT
r oiadou'ure RANGING room top, TO 25% on every
‘ . ‘ piece of Furniture on our flohrc except notional heck
cane. You can figure your eavlnne. Our methode unar-
an!» that it in not on Imaginary one. The," In a wide
variety of etyiee to choose from. containing. Furniture for
every room In the honed.
The A. J COLLINS COMPANY":
12-1! NORTH MAIN OTRIBT e BOUTH NORWALK.
,-'
That’ s It '---‘ I
O V‘ 03. A HotThing
Sent! on an order for one load. and we will retain you an . cue-
tomer. Clean, free from slate. uniform quality. multable for furnace.
range, stove or deli-feeder. Prices on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
if ,
FEED KNOWLEDGE
The farmer's grain goes to an elevator. The eictutor cleans it
and makes a higher grade of grain by screening out the dockalte.
many cars of these screenings are sold to manufacturers of sound
9d balanced rations of poultry and horse foods. Under the term of
miscellaneous reclaimed field seeds. weed seeds are transmitted to
the consumer in the guise of poultry feed at an avolnac prlie of $2
_ per bun red for a scrafih feed. and some Indieputahly acid in thin
neighbor and A wheat prlto for weed sooda does not mean economy
lulu liiiiilii ills
. “25010315315.
' general appropriations, $152,988; court'
l9lE9 lIl. 919 9975.
deficiency Titus For is “El,-
527.75--lioade and Armor-
' lea“ Prove. rang!
HARTFORD, Aug. 23.~—Approprla—
lions made by the General Assembly
today are ohowu in a list which has
been prepared by the committee on
appropriations and to which are ad-
ded amount; passed by tile senate yes-
terday in amendments tothe armories'
blti.‘ The total amount with the tig-
urea carried in themmendmenta in
. Deficiencies for all purposes, $461,-
527 75.
Running» expellaes, miscellaneous
expenses. $i..290.050; educational dov
partment; 31.916.800; state institu-
tions. 3873.500; insane, at Hospitals.
anti outside (85,000): Soldiere' Hospi-
tal Board and Civil War expenses.
$363,836; military department, 3459;"
.674; state aid for Iocal'hospitala, $242,—
500; executive departments, $161,990;
anti-tuberculosis work. 3307.000; state .
highway department. 3402; total, 38.-
124.338.
Nay projects:
Connecticut Agricultural College——
dining hall and electric lighting :13-
000; new buildings, $179. 000; state li-;
brnry building decorationpmeull furnf
and landscape work, $21,250; Norwich:
Hospital for the Insane, new building,‘
610.000; armorloswlianbury,
Wlllimnntic. $50,000; liranford, NIL-5'
5000; Mormon. 179,400, (passed in
amendments by the senate yesterday.
Manchester, s. i."0"0: I'lul'Iforrl, $60,.
(bill: ‘i'iutmhuly. sodium; Bridgeport,
for the consumer of poultry feeds. My (Willi! are pure «loan and fresh
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its canton-
ere-Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horace. Cattle and Poultry.
business lust pruning.
Attorney .I. llebleu linrlbult. of Nora
walk. is spending the (lay in Hartford -
on legislative business.
Corporation (‘ounsei John .I. Walsh.
of Norwalil, spent yesterday in liartvi
ford on business at the legislature and i
is there again today. ‘
Miss Gertrude Meaning, in Norwalk.
is enjoying a vacation from her dutieaj
in Photographer .Iamee Gregory's ca-f
tablishmeut in Wall street. ‘
The board of directors of the Nor-
wnllt Board of Trade hold a meeting
in the National Bank of Norwalk, inst
evenings, and transacted routine busi-
A CAMEL‘ CAN LIVE WITH-
OUT A DRINK.
for days at u Ii:tl(‘. but who
(\ ,‘ wants to be u "illlll'l when he
Way; ,A can enjoy a claret punch. mint
’ "\’ ‘ jnlcp. whisker sour or a create
- I do tnonihc, chat lrouso. or a nice
1 all cool glass of ilhwpert's Beer
when he wishes it. That Is one
reason why the rhmel not "his
truck up" and never got it down
uuuiu. was because he couldn‘t
not a drink when he wanted one.
You won't “get your back up"
on any of the choice wines and
liquors you buy at Manner &
w... .. Flynn's.
Quick Auto Delivery everywhere
Phone 4m
Magnet 8. Flynn
“9-88.
Miss Nora. llyan. of South Norwalk
is enjoying a week‘s vacation. which
she is spending up the Hudson. visit-
ing in Newburgh, Pounhkoepsic and
Albany.
Arthur Wheeler, son of ill r. and Mrs.
Arthur C. Wheeler. of Arch street. is
quite seriously ill at his home and
family and friends are considerably
worried over his condition.
The trolley polo on small car No.
106 dropped lff this morning on the
Broad River line and was towed into
the city where the mechanlca repaired
the trouble.
The Crocker Fire Prevention com-
panymen wave in town again, today.
and made their usual inspection in the
R. a G factory. The employer went
through their fire drill at which they
are becoming efficient to a surprising
degree
The marathon of Uncoiri Council No.
i. United Order of American Mechan-
ice and. their friend: enjoyed a trolley
TMone
ride to Steeplechase inland. int oven»
ing. The night was Ideal and all who
1
that the affair were the best ever.
went brought back atorioa w the effect ~
”36.000. rliios for (‘mvcrnor‘s Foot
itinurds, $22,00ii~-toini $348510", (‘onec '
Iticut Stale lioiorniutory. new build?
Ilugs. Stiltol’in; (‘minectlcut Epileplll
if‘oiony, Mitotic; Antl-‘l‘ubermllosis
It‘ounty Homes, New London and Mid
.dlesox counties. “30.000; Prudence
l(‘rundall Monument, Silllti: flood roads,
lpuhllr roads Slflulltllbll). trunk lines.
“00000 total 8-1 ll".'. 30.
I Grand total: newsman.
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IFORT GRISWOLO HOUSE LICENSE.
_A-..-...
lCame Up for Dlacuealon In the House
‘ . Today. Having Passed Senate.
} HARTFORD, Aug, 23ww'l‘be passage
,by the senate youth'rday of u bill which ‘
lwould give the county commissioners
Iof New London power to grant a llg
It‘enso to Fort Griswold House. in tire-E
’ton, upon the written petition of tbo‘
550,000; g
W. A. HANFORD, 42 N. Main St ——Tel 502 '
as you would a watch-- for inside bx-
celience as well as outside shew... and
from a dealer whose guarantee is re...
liable.
We sell Pianosr as Tiffany sells;
watches. ‘
We guarantee the hidden parts as
well as the outside.
$10 will place a piano in your home.
Balance in Small Menthly Payments. .,
Call and let us talk it over. - ' ~
M. SONNENBERG ,. ‘
PIANO . 104 Washington St
CO. Phone 30
His Royal Highness
the American automobllist,yls the man 1
that we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we aalr him to bring it to .
this shop before starting out. We will. '
overhaul it. tighten up screws and nia-
chincry, put in new parts, put his en- . .
glue, brakes, magneto, plugs, etc, in"
good working order and make blob
tourney a pleasant one by lack of an-
. noyaute by bringing his auto to
THE OFFICES OF '
The Merrill Colleges
OPEN DURING AUGUST
Enroll NOW for Fall Term
SOUTH NORWALK STAMFORD PORT CHESTER-
Imujorily of the voters of that town}
Euttracterl considerable attentimi in tho
house «today. ldkowise the action of
the senate In agreeing to Senator Jul-I
COAL. COA
We have a lame stock of high grade fresh mined (ioai ready to deliver
for next winter: comfort. and we guarantee satisfaction as to quality and
price. Call and cumin our coal before you leave your Order elsewhere.
HARRIS & GANS CO.
68 Water Street
if your »_~ Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
NOW THE TIME
Luther 1M. Wright’s
I! THE PLACE
son‘s plea that be have an opportunity »
—_—of seeking a conference with tile
house committee. should one be up"
pointed. in an effort to get a Sunday
bill before the house for considera-
tion, also came in for discussion. Some‘
house members who are against such
r
68 WALL STREET
00 B. JaCkSOn NORWALK.
Everything in the Optical. Line
Eyes Examined Free
ibiliWwae buried because as‘thc house;
had voted to adhere in rejecting the,
Sunday bill, the Judson bill could not}
come down from the senate and bef
received. The claim was further?
made that no Sunday, bill can come!
before the house this session. I
On the Groton licence matter Sen—X
ator Malian was in a short but charpg
colloquy with HI ll. Spooner, who rep-j
weenie the temperance interacts. ML!
Malian said that he wad interested in}
the peerage of thin bill because hei
believed that voters of Grotou wanted}
Mr. Plant to have a license at his
hotel.
that if the Grotoa votorl wanted to
give Mr. Plant the licence they should
II! I0 at the polls and not attemptt
to overturn the laws of the Itato;
thronghthe medium of epoclal legleia
tion which wee for Mr. Plant’ a boneIIt.
Senator Malian said that if Mr. down
Mr. Spanner made the point.
I
er meant to intimate that the voter-e of}
Groton had been boulht up in order,
to get enough of them to favor this;
George W. Dilworth. of Mott avo-
nue, employed in Hurlbutt and Dovla‘e
law officer in the (incite building. wan
ill yeaherday afternoon and . unable
to attend his duller. "1.ewyor"oeoru
was on the ecene early thfl momma.
however. feeling much better alter hie
afternoon: root. ,
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Mn. Lewis iii. Raymond, of Nor»
walk. called at The Sentinel office thi-
afternoon. with a moo-t that the pa-
per state that alto im pald back to
Mn. James Hecatho 12 which little
ReduCtIOn Sale.
or LADIIO‘ AND meow IUITI, OOATO.
VOILI. WAQH DNIIIII AND WAIOTO.
Price- to unit every pdrcheeer. Ono thoueand high grade more
Waiate to be cloned out for lean than the manufacturer! price. Come .
before it in too late, uyoucennotanordtoralult.
The ”Paris Cloak & Stilt House
rue LAMIO’ arm arena
,KINTI. LAWN. _
bill be had said something that waei
not true and Iomefhing that he should .
be “hauled of laying. Mr. Etienne:-i
raid that he who millet thin upcoiail
legislation treasure it wu epoclal ion-1
ielatton. lie uid that the committee.
should have reported a general bill.
on Inspected by the governor. r.
Kellen then asked m. spoon" if he
wouldn't oppose the more! bill loot
he quickly. and Mr. Spanner «plied
that he would. but on on entirely dif-
tem'it heels. Thu led to to «charm
‘ot eherp wot-do in which lilo-motel
Mary Raymond took some dare old.
Mary has tart pureed her eighth birth
day and hire. Bandeau care the was .
told to tend the money by a much
older girl.“
The Norman-t Yacht that: in to ten
der 0. lonelier to the mambo" of the
Neruda Yacht omen money
III Main Ct. OM70“ a 0% "lift Ola ”in! HOMER
b
M
For a Few DayaWOnly
tlve Peclr oi titratford. joined mend
new ad, the "pm of wellington of
the Home.” Mr. Spooner said ‘thgt
he was lighting the bill and me going
to win. while Mr. Malian raid that the
house. by he ererci'u of common
note. was doing to pen the bill l
The‘eachaue of continent between
the reactor and the anthem wort:-
" of “gm mm W
logislaliorl‘ claimed that the Sunday:
WIN.
Tel. «1.
the latter was termed by can»... »
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W. R. THOMPION
Toquet Special Motor
The latest and meet careful design
in the make-and break, two-cycle typo. ‘
All parts are exceptionally only at ‘
access. and can be adjusted without to»
moving engine from foundation.
Binnie Cylinder
Etnaa‘l. case
’3
Rated With
Model HP. Carburetor
r i“ m
II
K 5%
Double Cylinder
R. 7 m
8 10 cos
The Specialty Manufacturing Co.
Icutb Norwalit. Conn.
«Water otmt,
"Wm-NOTICE;
If you prefer a medium Beer, neither very light nor dark, drink
Plot tloldon Dortmuader. it in a production made ettcluulvely from
the choicest barley malt. and tho noelileat Seltzer hope pluchnuhle.
made by the pioneer brewer of thle counm (iota arm of 24 law I l
"."i on y em.
How about a care of Point. either dark or light? Only 01.80 a
one of u boiler.
Our rucceee is due to“ friendly recommendation We mama";
redirect you to giro an an order for the bent Brewod Bottled Beer in
the country. and perhaps you will recommend as to others. or we are
recommended to you.
Casiollano 8. Bardani '
Prompt Delivery Ivorywhere filo Railroad Avenuo‘
Extra Specials at the
A&P Stare This Week
100 Stanton hoe withm 1 Can Baking 1’de at 50c
70 Stap- rm with I Bolder MW
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