NOTICE
I an. H
6:ng foi- 1”fiat newege’per .“But
prioee tor rubbern, meteII and;
Iron Feethere I enmity y. I
don't no ereund with bells and
Ilre nine Inuit dollar is not men-
tioned on the "can. only Wm.
r BM 85 M BL. Fleet Nor»
; walk. 'l‘ei. Ill. When we are
buying the junk the man must
give you s dupichte bill to listle-
{Y you
i sell whiskey desire ls-ptln
at 31. 25 groan; pts., $2 gross.
ANDTl-VIE COAL. .
23' TIME to buy Cool for
cit Winter is now—Ind what-
“WIN happens don’t forget that we
JIVIWBII’ this advice.
l. THE PLACE to buy Coal is
WWII- thounenth there be
I‘ who hnve so found it.
THE COAL we sell is of the
Test quality-and we’d greatly
like a chance to prove this fact
to YOU.
How many tens do‘ you need?
‘—
-.- ~
'BUY
Hazelton
GOAL
The B. Herehfield 8r SorrCo.
Tel. 804. 122 Weter OI.
ACCUMULATIVE PREFERRED CAP-
iTAL STOCK ‘
Pot the Income Securitiee A Mortgege
Coronation o! New’York City, is otter
ed for sale for a limited time only.
This allotment will be sold at a price
that will not the purchaser 8% divi-
dends, tax exempt in the etnto of New
York is secured by real estate in the
1:
i
Conneally 8: x ‘ I
Bracken
Sellout SHOES
Our lines are new cornplete
. 2 ' ~ . g - city oi! Brooklyn equal to three times;
the value it theisfiie.
limited in
For full
call.
COBUKN 8: HULL;
94 Washington in. scum NorwIik
Tel. «H
on...-
This stock ill
-.r..
Grantor’s
Edu'caftor’s
Knox Etn‘ All
Boston
School Shoes
Orofax
.l.’ P ,3
colors. write, phone 0‘
"The ill-st Ind worst oi
. ”lt.”-b“:¢v.
, Thee. en the beet known of Don‘t oboe! yourseliynny longer with
. our Children'e Sheen." Arid ey- inIerior W”.8qokggu|,
ery pair auIrInteed. ' " ‘ '
ROGER LUDLOW
.' y TWIN mm
COW"), . 8‘ mm: GEM
. ' CIGARS
Bracken .......~,..............
' ti w“-“'"°'°N 51" W
Tel. m m‘
, . y ‘ “
.8 “3! "i
f EEHOOL SHOES
ARE GUARRANTEED SOLID
LEATHER. AT
l
:’\ ,3
‘ " 36¢ TO ".00
T. MAX LEVY -
m WMHINGTON “OTIIIT MIMI
l ' BOUT“ NORWALK »
cm W! other i,
We cen einx tor your netiefec-
lion Ind profit I song about our
new F‘Iil line of Boys' Suite thnt
will taste you ring I chorus of
npprovei in the end. . 0hr meth-
. ode Irewidd open onee. whether
“vein; bin or do; low.
Gottlleb’s
up we no.
"norm MAIN Ir.
17 NORTH MAIN IT.
Henry ”'Wilkens
I, Homemade
Ice Cream
rnesn MADE
..~ no OAIAMELO
r cnococnrl our cnnmnte
VANILLA NUT CARAMILI Another will"? of “w" )1“ been
OOOOINUT CAKII -
received at this olllce. Coupon: may
O. il‘. CHOCOLATE PIPPIRMINTI be redeemed at the holder 9, 00“.".
0. P. HOOOLATI CRIAMI
G in;
NM”. m. ‘ MC;
~NOTicl.
A qua-W
lance.
‘49
-—No-ricn. . '
We are always spending our time
Another supply M ""0" “9 been well when our work deliy oempeie us
~ mind at this onloe. Coupons may to d v ,0 t u, bi he thi
libe‘ MOON at the hoider’e convex» Goethe? D W d” ' r nu
”league;
l.‘ 74..
The biannWIth a Family
rnoIt metre mum Igrmmnpeoted eeiie «pen hidnflll‘fl. loser
' ‘ no... depositedwry flyyin the .2 .. I, y . z ._ 1 i,
y.- sun I. will em MM‘WOM mm at and mm. ,
' loamy millage. «flamboyant» ‘
all frauds II to cheet one's'
g
9%
go
a
8
:2
W
C
9n.
llllllll lLll Fillillllll
Mary E. DeForeet.
Without an illness despite her nd-
vnnoed size. Mn. Mary E. Dol‘oroot, a
life long resident of New Canaan.
died In her ninety- dim: year It the
home or her son, .l. E. Deroresi. st.
lisnovei N. .l. Thursday. -’l‘ho de~
conned had been falling for about I
year. but up to a week before her
death come. she was in full oommnnd
of all her faculties. Although a New
Canaan resident, Mrs. Doh‘orost was
well known sud had many friends In
The Norwniks Her death come only
when she had become entirely worn
. out. and was not due to any diseane.
the cause being attributed to old age
purely
18 MAIN IT" NORWALK
22 W. WAININGTON OT" IO. NOR.
20 WOODWARD AV!» .0. NOR.
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BRISTOL'S OLDIOT RESIDENT“
DEAD. ‘
W
,Eiiee Bur-Well, Aged too Your: Died ed
)1.
i Hie Hem. This Morning. ,
a BRIETOL. Sept. 2—~E'llso Burwuli,
‘«god 100 years. Bristol‘s oldest roul-
dent. and one or the pioneer elookmeit-
s in this section died at his home,
ienrly this morning from illness that
had confined him to his bed for i-hu
.lnni the months. Mr linrweli up to
within the last week of sickness had
{retained till u! bin incultieu. He never
1
memory was remarkable
Mr. Burweii who born in Mllioiyd the
non of Ellen and
lbor I. lie was the grandson of John
iturweli one of the settlers of that ooi-
h
.u
had used tobacco or nirohoi und _hlsz
Amy Burwell Getty}
not. enn'rn. '
.. .. .. M...
"I ’ *i ATT
NORWALK'S
our GOODS STORE
LEADING
3 and s 0.3.... Building
. nonwnut, CONN.
O”...
0.0...
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NEW YORK. Sept ’.2.-Auoiher
The deceased was a highly any. At the one or it) yearn he went b"m”- ”’9 ”9"”"99'l‘li MW“ 1‘ “Wimb-
roupectod woman and won held in highlto Burlington. where he learned t'srm wu exploded he"? "3"“. |“ “‘01“ 0!
esteem by all who knew he:
surrhod by her Ion. J. E lleForest of beers. coming to Bristol at the our: of "9"" l
.whloh domiciled 18 families in the up—
nobody"
Other children. l I .uciudn "lilo“. or Wmflmm. in 1884 was hurt. The police have not detided
l iimrover. Robert l. imi‘oroot. a grand-
son and (‘hnrlen ildi-‘oroet, I nephew
both of waniit
sixteen
l Mr. Burweli who married twice to
She in log and gained a schooling for le "‘9 butcher “‘0" 0' Matteo 33mm- 3“
The front or the building
per floor-n. was scarred but
lgrund children and greet gmndibild- und in l8ili to Julie A. Knowiex. of “MM" ”‘9 0“"‘339 “3' 8 9‘“ 0‘
ron aurvho her The funeral services
were held thin afternoon at 12: 30
new to each purchase“ color). from St Mouth (9th in New
(‘Inann 015mm,," My“ omcmmg‘érnst hie votes for iwouiy presidents.
liltitilliled by Stephen Keeier. I young "1" “T!“ Mint Henry Clay. WM WIS GAIL
men studying {or the minisirx The.
remIins will be interred in the De‘
ultertioon.
Funeral oi Cheriee M. Fitch.
Fitch of Benton will be held from the
residence of his mother Mrs Frencee
E. Fitch. of West street. tomorm Ii~
teruoon It 3_ oeiook. The Rev Her-
tery.
w—n
- VACHTINO HOT".
The one boot of George muddzrton.
rim Norweilt Yecht Club only Ibout
dye ieot of her rnIIt showing. She
sunk on In oven heel.
The Neel: ynwl Swirl tool perry so
hon; leiend to the elimine too more
”Item”. The only included Louis
Nil-r. mm. rm ~
old flesh. Herbert Baldwin. Freeman
HIM Ind Ceptein Williern ll. Dying-
too.
The Bailey brothers‘ inunrh not
some time ThuredIy night It her moor-
inn oft the Nowell: YIcht Club.
The ShIw brothers «computed by
w. Franklin Bishop went to the eitmh
nation recon II the internetlonnl trlIle
It Huntington yesterday otternoon.
..._.._.......__.....—. g...
reouevuewe merino.
The Nor-well: loeel of the Trolley-
the ulterior: in Nowell: At this time
I IluIl vote will be taken on the met-
ter oi insurance, In incl-nose being do
sired In tho deeth Ind diubllity ineur.
Inc. of the trolleymen II in beinI
Ibown by the votes of the iooele Ill
over the country
Andrew». to. delenle to the «neuron
tion to be held in St. Joseph Mo.
who starts September ll. will be in-
structed by the vote of the meeting
thie overdue. how he is to veto It the
convention on the question of insur-
enoe. Everyvirolieymn is requested
to be present We evening.
_.,....,.... Q. __...-... LIN.
QLAII CUT! WOOD.
William J. Wood. of Westport. cut
his hend envereiy yesterdey while 9‘"
tempting to open I trult can for hie
wile. ‘ He ind but Iii hie IWh into
the otter-t to teke oil the cover Ind
‘ IMMDD or the one come on. Iliowinl
the where broken glue: to ash his
hand in several pieces. The iitti. due
ur- on the ten bend m not so badly
tint on J. u. Nolen. new
rim nil-rill some... in u m. M
viii MAISON. to use mm or
the to come become at his' W
‘4 courmr in «denying?
. , t by tile Wow the“
«4...... or. herme- ot WI. lat
robin. the women nmnflgolpmy,
of m bellow
”garment were new I eorilml Is
:Lesilwel- thwart-u" or I little with
thin: product. This is the Mt
e‘entrect ever liven out In Ore-omit
the paying concern. and it notably
, e no your debt thin this on
' dope.
" 1 “‘1 .. _ I
inmiinuw in: «In Mina-.mdiu;
her! 3 Brown, at Derien yrill oiliclmlefl
Ind buriIi will be in Riverside on»!
the Osprey. in Iunh It her moor-inn oil;
then: Union will meet thie evening in ‘
Frederick w r. l
Pinluvliie‘. There are no n'eer roln‘
tlvu eurvhinx. ' ’ ‘°
A: I Repubiiodn \{r. Burwoli line
delimited by Audi‘rlv'r mm. He had
ulna voted for tlili‘l‘i nix nor’ernors. ile’ g
Forte! cemetery in North Wilton lhll ‘M NEW“ A" “I0 fullli‘i" Of [110 C““. 0! "it! for ill. on Gun“ ii Mt. thin;
endnr. Clock" minor msny yum had
the exriuelve mnnnieotum of it
E Mr. Rurwell hId held many town
The (uuerai or the late (marten M 0W" and look n horn lnienm in lhe pulled for assistance
town". welfnre He who (or 75 your:
in member 0! the Proloninnt Methodist
Balloon“ Church. and tor Ionyum
yeIre taught I Bond») school ole».-
‘i‘he tunersi amusemenu here not
been eemrieiad u we
Mmm
PUTNAM H08! sunny DANG!
Putnam Hoee Compeny held I very
,nuceeentul and hen» deuce. leer enn-
linn. It Eaton Point. ‘Meuehon'e orches-
,m furnishing the music tor the oc-
ceelon. ‘ .,
The Ileir nu e heppy one. being
whli mended throughout.
Wham
TO [ILL CANAL JUNK.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.——Ail the
who end Innis which formerly wee
Pee-use (‘bnei Conipeny end which
now litter-I the line oi the grant
"ditch” will be clrIredIWIy before the
and is completed. lildI till be open-
ed here Sepielubrr matron: deflate in
ecrep mom for the nominee Ind no
room of the doom within three yeIre.
ll include summoned locomotivel.
dump oere. unlit. heme- boilers
uirdsn. tiredness. sheet iron. perte or
ioie mechinery Ind miscellaneous innit.
‘ «~—--*---.
‘neo “IN come ro "narrow.
Uncle 'i‘rlbe, .\o. Ill. i. O. R. It.
held j‘d Minnelli“. lIIt evening.
or which time u on decided to take
the 9:1! unlock min to Stretlord on
Mondey. where they will eltend the
Red Men's cltmheho Ind held Bey
eelehretion. in the way or nation».
the deleution will weer Into dueters.
high sill: hnu Ind will curry canes
dressed with In Amerlcln lien. Anoth-
er will meeting will be bold tomor-
row It 'll p. m. ' ,
l
m-m.~—. Ma.
First. imp Annnlu wont be
lonely no}.
Second lmp~-Whyt
Fir-t imp-There‘s 1* theetrieni
press emt eon-tin: tomorrow—Joell.
I0
"The little confer the bosieee in
mighty only. len‘_i he?
"Do you think so?"
“He certainly donen't tulle Itter his
mother. Must look like his tether."
"Hie mother son he does. i‘rrnhle
tether"-lieueton Poll.
{‘3 """ Ly whom
him
I men into you «ditto o C
New York Pme‘.
not?“
out or the mIchlliel'! of the harsh
W .
Miriam me nor in wonLo-
~ Me Are them teen who when to:
at... “mil. Who‘s.“
yet or. W ‘
We»; in W . 4
then new Inter-Ills art-lithe belle.
outta: ith‘e emu germ ow.
“‘Mllnel eds. moo.
1W mi We on
Meek blind rongoeuce. u proton:
exelnei the high prion of meat or s
n- 0
mixture or both. . j
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BOAT ASHORE 0N GREENS
REEF.
morning It about 11:30 o'clock From
the shore she did not seem to be in
much distress. although she had sig-
Up to prune time the name or the
boat could not be ascertIined and
thorn lion: shore were of the opinion
“A! she would be relceeed without
any mt dlflculty
WW
A “it doesn't.” replied Duhbuhe. mop;
mink the perspiration from his face;
'i heve to push the blamed thing. -—
Bolton Transcript.
Woe does your leh‘nmoher runl'f
inquired Nexdore. looking over the
leave.
M, -u-_'- WW» .
l Bweiiowlnxms pride does not help I
hungry men.
,_. W.__...w-
it's better to or level-heeded then
net-footed.
“Venue in The Sentinel.
.. mornnn so... EXPLODED. I
our
1
A unit boat ruli rigged. run on one .
MORE BARGAINS
IN THE BASEMENT
GOOD GARDEN HOOE, 50-foot lengthe ..... ...
‘ IEIT GARDEN MODE. 30-foot lengths ..
‘ FAMILY OCALEO, slanting diII, weigh up to ‘25 pounds
antn‘o Kmvns. good eteel . . ..
~0HOPPiNG BOWL8.aeed Ilze....t... .........
CHOPPING KNIVES ........... .
MASON FRUIT JAR CAPS, dozen
ASBESTOS OTOVfi MATS .........
UNIVQRBAL FOOD CHOPPERS, No. 2
REFRIGERATOR BRUSHES u. . . . . .
FRUIT JAR RUBBERO, Ill kinds, dozen . .
anoint ~Pmcee on Hum JARS.
M .
TOO “LAT! FOR OLABOIFICATOON.
wet—emu. TAN “KINDLD'
hull (termini. white lorepnwe Ind
neck: collIr. W. 8. WInItIli on neme-
piste. Lieenee tag. Renard: Notlty
Sentinel oilioe.
, v
,C&K.
SoftHat
You‘ll Ie’e' ethere on dilpiny
In our windows. and in our bet
III“. Aftere week or rein.
the old “new must he “III in "
;“;;Weer I O a K. Suit Hut»-
“II‘
I
‘me who not with“
' wildfire oi Neuntueit It heart. but
W em u with on bill might—a»
‘ WWI Fuhrer.
Neufltucitl Fortunate in buying Well
lode oilirene interested in its we!»
rm; fortunate, too. in hold“ public
spirit inborn Ind imbrod apparently.
among the clutter.
existence ot this public spirit hove
been Ibundent for I number oi were
'put, end they culminated. ieet'even-
ins. in I meetinl of the bemoan-oh
iioinle It which it we! Innouueod first
the sum of $126,000 bed been piedued
by private nubeeripiionl tor the erec-
Iton oi I memorlel bridge. II I tribute
to the iete John Howard Whitiemoho.
j Title in ii meanldcent Inn tom noel
‘ burden ephrdciutlon It Ill that m
m {or Revenue): by I also “who.
..... .‘.......B3.50. Was $4.50
.......Q4.75. Was $6.00
........79c. Were $1.00
7c. Were 10c “
,..,19¢
23c
...... 19c.
.o-o..-e-u.--nn.--euu-a. ........... .auo.
IIOI ........ pew.
Ioeeleenlfi ..... Illlvleleleeell-elev-e-eeeeleolneoleil
0005‘.-
leeeeeIleeeol‘eelee-IIIIIIIe-II
eIIIeIeeCCIIIe- u .............u.mun”.
.......... ’ 3 for 5c
$1.00
.................. ....... ' ......... 10c
-e.eo..o-.....“:1fi" ........ BC
‘ PRESERVING KETTLES, ALL SIZES.
...........
..........................E.....
no... .......
.ue-neea-
/
29-31 West Washington St.
m.
f sALE
FOR LABOR DAY
Coats. at HALF PRICE.
Woolen going to picnics
or on Some other outing,
cannot afford to miss this
ll Children-’8 Dresses” and
Suite for Boys at Greatly
Reduced Prices.
Credit Will be given
to all of our PAlD- UP
customm. Have your
Bergsins Charged and
settle your bill in . :5
EASY WEEKLY BAYMENTSi
HOME PRODUCT. i
Connie exercises at the school had
penned all with great crime". and. at ..
the request at the principal. local .
merchant but been asked to nddrenn
the Iludents. Thin mun. oi grunt.-
pompoeily. and one to whom nothing ’
bed ever happened to shake hi: high
opinion’ol blmeelt wu- only too glad
to accept the lnvitetlon. .
At the conclusion at his remnrke.
the priuolpei, with the praisoworthy-~
purpoee ot saying mouthing oomph-
lnentnry. took oocnsion to observe:
"You sequined yonreeit ilnely. sir.
Your remnrlrr were well chosen."
"Well chosen!“ we: the lndimnt
lemon-mm “I'll have you to know.
sir, tint my reunite were not ’ehuy
on‘ It all. Every mm! l uttered was
the wheaorininei, sirl"-Lippirioott'r.
A 'ORTUNATI IURROUOH.
tortuous. indeed. is the horounh oi
Evidence or the
Wfihileuhropie in drowned
0
tab you on. .n. W i M’
mm or the wavelet“? ml and
n. Meow by “Went" Ilium“!
in'l‘he mmmnseom at your
my Mi}? M I buyer.
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