NOTICE! Always ask tor rice from Wm Ettrou.’ 35 htreetf“ East Norwallt, bei‘oror you ael , to any one else. I pay In lb. tor rags. 7c tor auto tires, it not skinned. and best prices for rubbers and metals and feather beds. I buy everything in the line of junk, furniture and old automobiles. i take out of town orders it you let me know ahead of time. Send postal or tele- phone til. I have very clean wiping rage for factories. Full soon. we know, ThetrPhoebe?) Snow Wiil cover earth With robe of white—5- But what care we If air is chilled. When bins are filled With Anthracite? BUY Hazelton COAL The B. Hershiield 8t Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water at. 652 ' TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS An Opportunity to get a new 6-i-oom house, oiled lloors, all modern improvements. near trolley and center, tor only $2500; terms; Immediate posses- sion. Farm. 8 acres. good 8-room house, barn. poultry houses. fruit; 2 Hi miles out. Will soil or ex- change for home in town. (lulll write or phone D. S. HULL Room 1, Havliand Block a Phone 4144. South Norwaik. ,Conneally & ‘ Bracken SCHOOL SHOES Our lines are now complete Cramer’s Educator’s Knox Em All Boston School Shoes Orofax .I. P. S. These are the best known of our Children'e Shoes. And ev- ery pair guaranteed. HUNTED BY A WALRUS. The Big Bull Got Onite Sociabi. Be- fore He Was Done For. in (leorgc liorup'u “A Tctuicrioot With Peary." appears an exciting iu—' cldcnt of walrus hunllnx, During h raid upon a hard of tiny walrus asleep; on a pan "it was blowing sonic. and the choppy w’vea made the shooting; look as lithe guns but spiral burials The inciicctive tenet practice produc- ed these he’li‘ ralarrg derolopmenta a few seconds later: "Suddenly a giant! bull rose out oi the water just alongi side of Wcsimrkoupsi. lie 'Ihrcw his' harpoon. but as the barn came off ho. might as well have. heaved a lead pen- cil. The walrus gave a dorlsivc grunt. dived. and a second later shot out or. the water on the other side. dclunedI us with liquid and came down slnp' bang on the gunwaic of the boat op- posite me. “By this time chbarkoupui was .hlsh in the air and out for an altr- tildo record. Instead of throwing his harpoon he threw his soul into bin 1 yells and lust spat In the brain's face. The other huakioa were trying to hack water or hit him orcr the head with the oars noas'lr amt-swiping inc and tincldcniaily short circulilnn their (usnlnx nt Wesharkoupsi. the tvnlruaI and eicrythlmr in general. I “All this time the walrus was nittluu alongside or me. asking if there wore any more at home like Wcahnrkoupm it was easier to pull his whiskers or branch his mug with my flat than shoot. It I held the gun to my about tier the mosaic would slick beyond his: head. so. tiring (mm the hip. I gave him the anionic cordisle." Wu“ Conneally 8: Bracken I1 WASHINOTON 8T. l‘ei. "3-4 . I‘Mayfair” Shoe For Ladies 1 it Ill leathers. on the latest ‘ "’Iiohble last. at $3 -- MAX LEVY -— ”it! weeamorou eraser aelooa acorn uonwaax Mben in Doubt _._-..._....... ...... DUY __. Meney wall lnvoated~~an Advertise merit in The Sentinel. ROGER LUDLOW FiBH DELUBIONB. TWIN CITY There are iwo popular ticlualnna; about tlshvmonc that they cannot live. NUGGET out or water and the other that they‘ LITTLE GEM nun iii-c in any parts water, the led, supply taking care of itself. Its a met-l CIGARS tor of tart. there are, dab in Attica. which. baring to exist In absolutely 0 .I- REYNOLDS» MU“- dry rivers for a portion or the yeah! mm W..- ..- have developed luau, while In many. an atnaiour'n aquarium flab cannot live in tho water proiidi-d ow lot; to iackl of loud. ran over the Whemnvcr run over anything in inter automobile? I’ll‘itiscit; uncr- i Need limit. W... ”Wu Money well invested: wen Advertleev‘ — l 1 meat in The Sentinel South Norwalk SavingsBank. Reine every man who Willi! to help himself. Erery cent deposited to not only safe lrom IOZI. but In earning a liberal rate of interest. A DOLLAR ears an accounr Jloaday Evenings. Closed naturdarr at Noon. Poul Beef Veal Lamb Pork Fish etc. GOOD “BEEF . Rib Roast Shoulder Steak Round Steak Sirloin Steak Porterhouse Steak Pot Roast, no bone PORK Small Loin Pork Smal Fresh Shoulders Hammond Best Sausage Sperry 8t Barnes Sausage VEAL Veal Outlet . Veal Chops _ Veal Roast . Stew Veal , FISH Best Bluefish Westport Mill Pond Oysters 12'40 120 ' 16c 16c 18c 100 -18c 12%0 12%c 15c 200 18c 150 12%0 10c quart 30c SpecialN “‘53; 10c lb LAMB Leg Mutton Leg Lamb Loin Chops Rib Chops, Forequarter Lamb POULTRY Home-dressed Fowls 10c 12‘4c 15c 12% 5c 20c Home-dressed Roasting Chickens Home-dressed Broilers 22c 25c Long “Island Ducks HAMS Sperry & Barnes Hams New York Hams Skin Back Hams 18c 17c 160 Best Oleeataganne 20c a peund Homer S. E its at. waeuiaa'roti an.” on. hair. , 3‘ ' 20 WOOOWARO AVE.” 1! MAIN IT-u NMWM-K NOR. a. y, I; ,3 run: cadre &HYATT DRY GOODS STORE uoawaut's LEADING 00.... 3 COO... and 5 Gazette Building NORWALK. CONN. l TODAY OPENS OUR FUR SEASON AND THERE WILL BE SPECIAL FEATURES UNTIL CLOSING. TIM’E. DAY WITH U'S. OUR STORE HA8 LONG IEEN THE HEADQUARTERS IN THE NORWALKS FOR FINE ‘FURS BUT THIS YEAR OUR STOCK i3 LARGER AND MORE VAIIED THAN EVER. THE PUBLIC ARE WELCOME AT ANY TIME. BUT EVERY DAY l8 FUR Funeral Services" of c. G. Gradwohi. ' Services for the late (‘ltarlcs (l. tlraduold. oi Decatur. ill._ who died tat the home oi his daughter and sou~ lullaw, Her. and Mrs. M. L. Sicup. oi l-Laot nrclmc. \\’ctlncsda,\‘ crcnluu. 'worc hold inai cwcning at 8 o'clock and tho lclitalns were later tnkcu to ‘lhwatur ill for ititcrmcnt.‘ ART OF LETTER WRITING Whether a letter should iic wrilicn “in or trout" in “no of the mints of debate in books that purport to multc in ready writer. Shall we tell our friend what \w are thinking and do- ing. or shall no strin- to look from his i puiiiPoi New and say what hill “conic .whcrc he lives,“ as the phrase is. It. would worn. iiuvi'evcr. vicar cuounh limit as there can only Ilt‘ road talk or .iutcrchanuc between people who are at on.» In tlmught, so there cannot be real letter writing unless the writer knows, the, reader will bear and un- derstand. and, above all. care. 'Now. there are persons to whom we have no more need to write than we have to ”Willi. To say "i heard the Aral robin this morning" in enough to tell him who really knows us juat what thrill ul new. bopc. what upril- in; to a fresh beginning this uncon- eclua, trustiul llli oi birdaong meant. startling across the dreary disorder or a city back yard in Marsh. To those who know we have no 1|th to write out our deepest and dearest thinking. is here why housemates rarely write to each other save of the little orcnta oi the daily lilo? To call before the one who is absent the our ’ward picture or the daily doings. is .10 touch the heart of home in him. ‘To say what was for dinner when thc sliouorcd guest was entertained and whether Charlotte's new blue gown ’was prettier than the plum-these . thiuas arc the symbol of the home in- .u-rcats and affections. and the spirit of them is never absent for those ‘who truly love. The happy talk Iaround the «Home table. the warm lacnac oi rent in aneutiona that noth- iua can catranncmuot distance nor ‘loas nor gain nor wrong-«this dawns anttly like daily sunshine on the heart .0! the abecnt member when he reads the simple. merry outline of home events. lint there are people who are very near and dear. yet not so near .ihnt they think with us. To these there is ailll the pleasurable excite- :meni oi dcciarina what chord this or :that outward joy touches within. and .what one'e favorite. preoccupation: are when thought to tree to receive as it will tor onc‘a own silent content- ment. These friends are alien stimu- lating for the very reason that their visitationmhy letter or otherwieewia an occasion to rout out the mental iurulrtlimenl and see what We really have in store. what ll to be cast out, what to bc N‘iltiiinilcd an a treasure whose value We had not fully known. i When all in said, we (limiter-n a real reason tor the decline of long letter [writing as a line art. Those to whom ‘we dare say our innermost know it already and have no need to be told. ' Those who do not can be put on with a hasty scratch or such superficial chat as our growing wisdom sees in that worth ink and paper. Hence the habit of correspondence by postal card or steward night letters. Thought ‘ from therapist is not In separate as it who at old and the modern means or away communication on the tallie- _ rial aide in only a clumsy “Mill turn: or the actual «militia matting Hinder eaten: the likeanitnt‘ed than. I. nuns tit Illllllili i an Ill Will an WALL ST.. 10:10 a. m.»-~«'l'ruding was unusually active at the opening of tho large transactions In United Steel and Union Pacific. States or i'nitctl States Steel changed hands. the price being forced duun from till at the upcuing to 51W}. us against )‘cstcrday'n closing tit 59 "Hi. I’ttlou l’nciiic gained 14; ut the outsm. hut un~ dcr hoary prcsaurc It'll to slightly be low yesterday’s i‘losc. Atncricun Stuclting lost i It. i.cltl,.:h Valli-y 9.9;, and (lrcat Northern pi‘d. is... liaitl' more 8: Ohio and American Car and Foundry gainnd l. ' i \\‘Al.l. STREET. il a. m. A pause occurred in the realizing sales of l’ni- lcd States Steel alter the market hail absorbed ll.’r.ililti shares in Mic-en min—| Scarcoly any rallying tendency. ates. was displayed and the stock weakened again to 59%. Other important stocks were also under considerable pressure, The market hardened slightly all around betorc ll o'clock. I WALL STREET. Noon—«Trading in the metal stocks dominated the move] ment of the market during the morn- ing, Transactions in United Slates Steel again reached heavy proportions and the copper stocks. alter remain- ing comparatively inactive ior months. once more took a prominent [milled in speculation. Extensive selling which depressed the market early was largely due to realizing toilowing yea- torday's abrupt rise, although the Steel shares were subjected to pres sure from the beers. The tone of speculation visibly improved in the second hour and there was a stuart advance. The movement had its in- caution in the copper group, spread to U. 8. Steel and ultimately gather ed in the active railroads. Amalga- mated (Topper. nenaee, Copper sold 1 to l H! yesterday's closing. and Smelling 1-2 M H to till. a hove l'. 8. Steel was bought in enormous surname and abowed .' more activity In the rise to ill) 1-2 than in the previous decline to as .14. Spec. ‘ nietlve sentiment wee perplexed by " the varied movements or this stock and the opinion gained currency that , pool was’ manipulating ll. " a large Ronda were irregular. WALL 8'12. 1 It. pod out again in spot». l-lt. Paul soil- Iug a pului. below yesterday‘s cloning and American Beet Sugar tailing l 6-8 below its best More. to 67 3-8. The latter stock subsequently rose to at? unain and became Icvcrieh. it is expected action may be taken on the dividend question when the directors conrcne alter 3 o‘clock. Round amounts of U. S. Steel were market- cd around the itip. and it broke through an. cant-inn a itciioral casing off in other quarters we...» a OLD ENGLISH HUMOR. One of the stories told in Mr. Smith cor Leigh Hughes in his speech in the Notice of (iommona tickled every. body. it is the story or the small boy. who was watching the speaker‘s pro- cessiou. “Who. father. is that gentleman-i" saitl‘tho small boy. pointing to the chaplain. ‘ ‘* “That." my son. said the father. "is the chaplain oi the House." "Does he pray lor the members?" nailed the small boy. The father thought a minute. anti than saidt‘ "No. mason; when he does into the Ilouee he. looks round and use the members sitting there. iii “Iii. , market today with especially Within me‘ iirst tow minutes titty thousand shun-3' Utah Copper and Tom ' American ‘ . after Ii had rallied- from ” m.~-—Wcukncua crop. . their lie prays tor the country "wy ""A'L'L BROKE. “Is your father In?" the man with the valise asked. “No," the boy at the from door said, "he's away somewhere Iii‘L‘ilIilll' a ycariin‘ colt.” "Is your mother in?" “No; she's out In the burn hrcokiu’ an old hcn of sottln'. " "You have an older in ion?“ "Yes. but he's lailn' down upstairs tryiu‘ to break up a mini." “Well. can't i 51:11 you some paint! clothcspine?” "lite? No: I'm Tribune. brother, haw. ln'olic.”~ «- t ‘iiit-ngo . . [uh-oi iitiiiliiigIflI awaits the shopper whose time in lim- ited. but whose knowledge '61 his wants are accurate. especially when Clothing’ is what In needed: He’ll save time. patience and shoe leather by coming hereyand finding the very thing he's wishing tor. This line is our specialty. and our splendid stuck stands for our years of expct‘lcnct in knowing how to buy. (‘ome and t:lill~ Gottlicb’s S7 8: $10 11 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 336 5. Henry Wilkens While out shopping, why not drop in and try some of our Fresh-made (‘andy and ice Cream. We also giro special utlcntion do dances and entertainments. “Wear a Benjamin” THOSE INCOMPAIABLI BEN- JAMIN CLOTHEI. From day to day, week in and neck on tor any u c ‘hat you cum to pill tilt in in im work or play» liENJAMiN i‘l.i)’l‘HEB will more than railsty you. They are an itturdy as a rock. wonder. fully artistic. lu design and tailored [tom iashlonahio fab- rics by mom who enrol in their ‘ trait. Quality in their dominating tritium. bu‘ their authentic New York titre has gained tor them lilo i'm‘or u.‘ all men who dross above 'th overdue. New Autumn Suite and Overf «oats. $18.00 and upwards. Joseph Davis I! Weaning?“ it. , Tut“
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