, EI‘THE PLACE
mTHE COAL.
THETIME to buy Coal for
J winter is nowmsnd' what-
ever happens don’t forget that We
j 3. ye you this advice.
‘4”;‘THE PLACE to buy 0,9“ is
" here—end thousands there be
I Iwho have so found it.
THE COAL we sell is of the
heat quality—end we’d éready
like a chance to prove this Tact
to YOU. ‘
Conneally &
Bracken
SCHOOL SHOES
Our lines are now complete
Cramer’s
Educator's
“Knox Em All
Boston ‘
Schodi Shoes
Orofax,
J.,P. S.
These are then-host known of
our Children‘s Shoes. And ev-
ery pslr guaranteed.
Conneally Sr
Bracken
II WASHINGTON OT. ‘
Tel. 853—4
SCHOOL SHOE
ARE GUARRANTEED OOLID
LEATHER. AT
soc TO e2.oo
--—MAX LEVY—J
1” WASHINGTON OTBIIT IIIDBI
DOUTH NORWALK"
w
Henry Wilkens
17 NORTH MAIN IT.
Home- made
Ice Cream
FRESH MADE
FIG CARAMILO
cHocours "NUT OAHAMILS
VANILLA nor censuses
. coeomur came
0‘. r. CHOCOLATE osprnum‘re
o. r. cuococars casam
if you can ever pehuede a small
~ » prides for rubbers. mot
iron. Halberd s silent y.
dealt so around with“ bolts on;
tinned on the wagon, only Win.
name. lid tot-t an. Ills-t Noni:
.. walk. Tel.“ «.1» When we are
buying the junk the men must
give you a duplicate bill to eatls‘ '
{y yo‘ .. .
. i sell whiskey flasks. wists.
~ at 31.25 gross; pt!" Iii arose.
Biillli .ltlll Hi8 .
Sliillfl Sillil‘ iii Jlllli
Fiotly contradicts Hush oi the
Testimony of His Cousin
Paul
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE,
Va, Sept. 5.—-Henty Clay Beanie Jr.,
than usual so as to complete the prisr
oner's testimony today.
seemed to the Icourt that' the case
along its main lines had been develop-
ed carefully and at great 'length. and
that the case had reached the stage
where the court. would be justified in
placing some limit on counsel.
. He added thnt owing to the two and
it half hours of direct examination 4
cross-examination of three and a hull
hours yesterday the examination or
the prisoner should not he a test of
physical endurance and that the court
[would permit an hour more of «use.
essmlnatiou and only a half hour of
re-direct examination.
Mr. Wendenhurg said he only
tended to ask one or two questions.
"Mr. Heattio." he began. “will you
explain how the same gun whichvyour
cousin bought on Saturday night was
in the woods on the Mldiothian turn-
pike that night?“
”i didn't know anything about the
gun. i didn’t. see it till the highway-
man raised it.”
~"And will you admit that it your
wife hadn't sumstedthe ride you
would not have been there?"
“No. My mind wasn‘t msde up as
to the ride when my wife suuosted
it I!
i in-
were going up the road that night?"
them.
Mr. Wendenhur; hem concluded his
cromxsntlnetlon.
Mr. Smith sold no rc-dirert examin»
Nation was intended and the prisoner
was excused st 9: 37 o‘ckttlt. just lev-
en minutes after he took the stand.
Only a meagre crowd was in the
courtroom on account of the early
hour.
Patti Beattle. cousin of the accused
wss‘hronght to the vicinity of the
courthouse by the prosecution and
Mr. Wendonhurg said he intended to
put him on the stand in rebuttal.
The prisoner walked back to the her
surprised at the brevity of his exomln~
aiion. asking Judge Watson as he rose
from the witness choir if there were
not additional questions.
"That will be all." replied the judge.
who remarked that perhaps he had
been over-generous in his limitation
upon counsel.
Harry Lsthsm was the first witness
‘cslled by the promotion in rebuttal.
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LIQUID VENEER.
Liquid veneer makes old things look
like now: apply on a cloth and rub
dry with a dry cloth; saves time and
labor by dusting. Keep it little suit
cloth dampened and duet with it;
takes dirty finger prints and grease
olf.-l.ouisville Herald.
IRONING IOAHD.
. Cotter the board in the ordinary way
with cloth or flannel then add a half
roll of cotton betting. covering that
number of the people. who read slid with halt an old sheet or new cotton
”ire influenced by "Went“ advertisins if desired. pinning it doun tlshtiy on
_ in The Sentinel. to take a look at your «month. The result» will be e joy to
, property. rou‘ll ilnd a buyer. the laundrols .--8uburbsn Lilo. '
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I.‘ '. 'I.’.
The Man With a: Fannly ,
. must make provision for unexpected osli‘s upon his hum. Ivetr s .
sine‘ii stun deposited every say in the \
,
‘thenemeiunkdeeierleuotmeo‘ I
indicted for wife murder at 918% Norwalk Chm“ 3 3°". 0' 'ilont
o'clock today again took the witness clnir
How many tons do you need? stand and Prosecutor I. o. Wenden- T0“.
burg resumed him ”a" 9“")...an “There were two representatives of the
_court convening at an earlier hour “00‘1”” ”mm” Company. ”It 9"“
1| MAIN IT» NDRWALK
82 W. WADHINO‘TD N 81”.. IO. N08.
80 WOODWAIID AVE. DO. NOR.
illilil IIJII mu“
” lulu illliiilii "
Funeral of Charles M. Fitch.
The funeral of Charles M. Fitch was
largely attended Sunday afternoon
from the residence oi his mother, Mrsl
Frances ii: ii‘itoh. West street.
Maroon 8. Brown. pastor of the Con- .
WALL STitEldT. ndou .——F’lrst prices
were the lowest. The market thore~
Iafter rose gradually. but trading «bo-
Rev iconic prom'halively emailed as prices
went on. Canadian Pacific recovered
21%. and Union Pacific. Reading, at.
imaging; 5:33.232; wmljghn‘fii H’aui. Baltimore and Ohio. New York
Bell and David H. Miller, Jr of SoutltIcemmmud U 5' 3““ “I’m“ ”9 8"“
of the inactive railroads and indus
New Jersey, and William J,: trials were bid up to l toil points. in.
of Springfield Massachusetts minding American Beet Sugar, Ameri-
Icnn Tobacco pill” American inhomo-
Itivu pith. People's tilts. American 8o-
lo. of which Mr Fitch was a saioem 311.! nor. Americnmhinitlug. old, and Min-
,in attendance. The interment was mIneapoiie and SI 1‘0“" pfd 9‘ "0“”
Judge Watson announced that it Rlieraide cemetery I
hints and the interment uill he in Riv
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“Well how did the. man with the end I constant pumping is being kept
gun know that you and your wife up to keep her shoot
“We protest " sold the counsel for bound down the
the defense. end the judge sustained and yeeterdsy it was discovered whenv'mm ‘ 3" and “3° tour “‘I “1 W
galouthweetorn opened at! three points.
W ALL STREET tiooti.w'i‘he stock
market incited sufficient resiliency to
throw oi! the effect of depression onI
the foreign exchanges. which utilised
a break at the opening here and prim
on remained below Friday' I close
throughout the morning Trading was
on It comparatively snisil music The
Mrs. Alfred 8. Fresco.
Tito death of litre. Florence M. wile
of Alfred S. l’rcecc. of 87 Fort street,
occurred at tho Norwalk hospital. yea-
terduy. following an operation per.
formed live days ago. Deceased was
thirty might \cars. three months and
i
four days old. and boulder her hub- :ItI‘IterIn i“: ultimo :Itnfll‘gn “Hume.
band is survived by one animate“. I it '0“ “ “NW lrn ore
iliuool. and one son. mg”. The mu“from renewing bullish operations. and
oral service will he held from her into in the absence of definite develop-
home tomorrow afternoon at i! :30, moms. the M“ it“! y w" cuuslly slow
_ to not. Following the partial recovery
ocluok. Rev. W. W tilies w l '
' I ll om after the opening. the tone of the mar»
:ket became‘huvy again. Little pres»
Laure was exerted anainst the general
Itnerket end the whole list route vigor.
ousiy before midday. Honda Were
Former Schooner Going Down on Wit "‘3‘,“
”n.‘ Point Dock i “ALI, STREET. i p In The teln-
llhuk Boluty has mu hotter days not of speculstlhn antlerwunt a chance
in h" iorty odd years traveling of the for the better, and there was a not-
Atlantic (toast. and is about doomediv shle rise in prices all around. tlnlon
st her moorings at Wilson 'Point do“... I’sciilc sold 2 points above the lowest
“3, the. “pom She Is an old who of the lemma, and Reading. South-
or. dismantled and need as s cost am “an“ MYM'W' cm“ ‘
horse and was towed to the docks yer .Ohio. amt ”M' Northern
terdsy In time to save her from rink 'mcmc' t' 8 8” Amalgamated (on
I“ off Sum“ [mm 1 per and American smelting l to i In?
The bsrxe is one of the on... Line many 0' those “och ruling well “no"
fli‘rldsy s closing dunes. An active do-
an. on one of mend prevailed for the interborough-
. tow at «uni other cool burl“. Metropolitan and American Tobacco
Sound from New York' “Securities American Tobacco ptd.
eruide cemetery.
COAL MRO! NNKINO.
0! to. Norwsilt islsnde um at. hedI“”L ”W“ ‘
stopped and the horses anchored. The
8 feet of water in her. along with; mm
e 538 to“. or ml The u", use ll: TIUI To “fill! iNbTINCTb.
Hittite mnistrnetonle hotter
tug put m. pump. to wag-In“, butxinetincu or sentiments and refuses the
only two and one-list! feet or water-I‘M“ of has. on one that names
being kept going in the hopes that shot
can he unloaded before sinking.
v
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was taken trons the barge in eightgil'l ”Wt“ not: remain test by the
hours' pumping. Then it was decided Iaoni IM 00" "I! FNM‘INO. "Ml the
to tow her to Wilsons Point. whiohlhfll lull wily and supple into their
was scompllshed yesterday. ipisoee: they know their blaster and
Word was sent to tho Blue up. ofil‘b. meanest of them alorlliee Him.
lice and one of the owners came up to lumen-sou.
inspect the old craft The unions are:
GAO ITOVI CARE.
(lee stoves require s good deal more
cleaning than they often get. A dirty
:etove is the reuse of e disagreeable
smell in the house. flee old newspa-
pers to rub them over after cookins.
linen polish: tinish of! with so old
. inteoe of velvet nsnnel.-lteclne .louo
80.000 DEATHS FROM CHOLIHA inst.
CHIASBO. Switserlsnd. Bent. 6.-i
Since the beginning at the prosentI
I'eur. the tots! number of deaths from
cholera in lteiy has passed the 30,-.
000 mark. Terror and superstition are:
causing outbreaks of violence omens“.
the inhabitants. who consider lhit Ill-I
illoritlel' responsible for the scourge. ’
Health measures are opposed ilyj
the people. who think that the mess-'
tires have been put Into effect for the:
purpose of spreading the infection.
firmly believing that it is the desire
of the euthorities to kill. throtilh m. .
on a large number of the population
AT
A number of the Knob Club guests;
Walked over to the Point yesterday.
which is just around the corner from
the meort and had a good look at
Blsck Beauty.
nflhu
Advertise in The Sentinel.
. «de . -~p¢wu~ea—.
and in that way get rid of the poor. 5
The most eneruetio measures have!
been adopted by the itallsn Govern
meat to maintain order. ' “OEHMOMKSOD C0.
'“"“ "‘ . 1 W l' R.
useumoouoirtou ravenous. 7" '3' is ‘”
LONDON. sent. ii.~—-‘llhe sum as»
tannins Jesse- lt. m, with on due- ... .- error"
do! underwent an operation for stem»
sch trouble, reports tint the condition
ot- the American financier title marlin:
J-s level-stile. There hove been no com-
piloetions.
to. nude:- family lies not informed
that an dentition was «emulated
until it had been recommend. ‘
acnuuuhumuuamuuu‘
Readers at The Isulisei looms the
chi tor the W mobilities or
rural resorts. in tor lint-om one am ,
it sent dll' to that by innit for
ma... .... worst o‘t
slittouds lotto chestone's
Don‘t M swab? lower with
NORWALK’S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
3 and s Gazette Building
NORWALK, coup.
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UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER
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MORE BARGAINS
IN THE BASEMENT
GOOD GARDEN HOSE. Wiengthe .... $3.50. Was 84.50
seer sonnets menstruation»
FAMILY GOAL”. slanting dist. welsh up to 25 pounds.
PARIND KNIVES.nood moi ...
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mason rnmnaa carom...
ASBESTOS ITOVE MAT!
‘REFHIOERATOB IRUOHEI
FRUIT JAR RUBBERS, all kinds, dozen ._l .. . . .. . . .
SPECIAL PRICES 0N FRUIT JAKE.
...“.75. Was $6.00
......... ..79o Were $1.00
7c. Were 100
......... ..... .. ...... .190
.. 23c
.19c
3for 50
$1.00
..10c
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till it) llllillilil
The Trip and Studies There ile-
cupy About All Day
A matter cl greet [Interest to moms
of pupils or the Wilton Schools who
have qualified for the high school
course is the selection by the Wilton
Board of Education of the llanhury
Hikh Sellout instead of the Norwaik
liluh School as in former yearn. The
plan as announced by the board of edu.
cation is. that the pupils from the
Wilton corner and Georgetown schools
shall attend the Donbury high school.
taking the express from Wilton and
Branchvllle. which arrives st Dsubnry
st 10:“ s. Inn and attend the after-
noon session of that school. returning
on the express leaving Dsobury st,
e: on. end my“: at Georgetown and
Wilton. The herd further rules that
the pupils of the Cannon Station
school. owing to the train scmmods-
lions. shall attend the Somali: high
school. as well as allowing all the
Wilton pupils who have started in
former years at the Norwslk high
school to complete their courses at
that school.
Those parents and others interested
the sire opposed to their oherses he-
is. compelled to'journey 17 miles to»
Denhury instead of the six miles to
Norwslk argue that the journey is
a lone sud totisuiu one: that the pn-
pile will be idle for s full hour and s
quarter before the session begins. and
on the return journey will have but
a few minutes to catch the home trsin,
which. if missed. will keep them in
Denbury until the 8:80 p. to. train
which does not much their home ete-
tlone until after nine o'clock at niuht.
0n the other hand Prof. Strong Com.
stock, president at the Wilton Board
of li‘duostiom who is also principal of
the Bolsnforth Avenue school in Don
bury. who hes mode a careful study
of the nutter claims that the children
will receive iutit so encient an edu-
cetlon, st Dsnhury, with s eonslden
able saving to the town. as the tuition
otter-so in Dunbar, is 325 less then in
Norwslk. while the oommuiutiol
charge will not be much more.
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Honey well invested-wen Advertiee-
men: in The Sentinel.
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“‘ln'. ‘1
0A" WI “th
We can sites“ for your utiefso
lion end prom a son: about our
not: hit line of lien“ soils that
out make you sin; a chorus of
approval in the and- our teeth
lode erelwtdliopen uses. Miser
I l
eger Co.
29-31 West Washington St.
All throughout the month of
September we will sell the
balance of our Summer wear-
ing apparel for men, Women
’ hoys turd girls at greatly re- .
ducted prices.
School Suits for Boys.
from $1.98 to $5
Buy from us on our Charge
System. Terms to suit every
purchaser. We have thou.
sands of satisfied customers.
Be one of them!
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H.Krieger&Co.
cA‘l'd AND 006! m 'l't-il cashew;
"There is one discordant note in;
your auction. my dear modem: new
market! the eethetio landscape archi-
Fall Styles
“Hurt.“ is that?" suited «the may.I or
much slot-med. I “Bemamin”
"1 notice," he replied. with e shud
dot. "that you here a dogwood plant.
ed nest- some passy-ulliows."- ”held
More American.
Clothing
' are ready
IUITS. Old to $28
Other good etyies known so
{clothe-mo" m to m
The best values so be bed any»
y
C W’ Wflfl‘t
nemes NOT TH! DAY OF dMALl.‘
THING...
Never a minute shall you duping
lies it in euros sirens my.
Doing your host through etch hour
- that. lies. _
Ignites life It sobledsr 2. j
W. -¥Aldis Dunbar. g.
Wow
The vessel woo wants a W ’
It: man: but sauces with s in .
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