» m We Handle This Brand
“ Exclusively.
n'rrLIzaas. sawnnrrpn.
" LAND PLASTER.
CONNEALLY
‘::: :BRACKEN
Dainty White
1. Shoes .
for Women and
Children
Buckskin or
" Canvas
~=0xfords, Pumps,
“ High Shoes
in slide that
" Models
H
ll
CONNEALLY 8t
mBRACKEN
at. Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield 8t Son Co.
5m. as. 122 mm ct.
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‘Attention ‘*
to our friends and customers. When
you are in market for Furniture call
:' and examine stock and prices. I also
lbuy and sell second-hand household
goods.
M. L. Resen
‘ 1s Ely Avc., south Nomlk
"*1!
(chino with “outlive style and dildlr
Milt!
auteur business loom
and can gins you the benefit yin
{sanctum-t the iowcetoeioe.
Over
Shoes
They
are od-
mittedl y
the leaders of the world.
:H fully. l
‘ The very highest prices paid for *
n‘ Ely Ave.
'-prlces for feather beds.
the line of Rage. Mellie, Rubbers and
[1 You’re Wise Charlie.
, ain't you?
. . Fort St. East Norwatit. who pays 1c
. lb. for rags and better prices for
St. and you will learn something.
Spruce ‘ Up
' the old furniture :bsckw
"their plans for the wonder. and the
AM
By economical business
Human Heir Goods, D‘resernsldng and
- Remodeling.
The Holmes Milllne
3* Monroe St.
Walk .
«M. Josem 8. Sens -
Two stores.
195 Washington Bridge.
\
1 Boston 8t.
THE TALE OF TWO vsesslfe.
An ear-then‘vesael and a. brass ves-
sel were floating down a stream.
"Keep close to me." said the brass
"There is safety in numbers."
"Not I," said the earthen pot.ll
"your lbraes sides might crush my
it more fragile ones."
3;!
Wed like it. cornea. .
lites Ellen R. Got-hem, aged eighty-h
.Iune ‘i. ‘ll‘uncrei, i'f'uoedsy. June It,
at! p. m., atthehotneofhepbrcther,
LMnnflaorhsm Funeral to be'osecicswcuidfltlyenrichoural-
gsrivetle.
Funeral of Mr. Davis. .
The funetai‘of Albert‘Devis will he
held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
dromhielatehomcinWeetpol-t no
one. Nev. J B.Wcrncr. ofGrshe Epis-
copal church will officials. The re-
mains will be liken'to Philadelphia tor
interment. " '
1:153 Fens».
A New Jersey mule drank a gallon
of whisky end then kicked itself to
death—the which but goes to show
that even a mule sometimes displays
more sense than a great many men
atlases—Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
Bride's Trial.
One of the grsuest trials a girl has ,
to encounter when she marries is that
' . she has to discharge her mother and for her at s stipulated price. She was
depend on a hired girl.—-Grsymont
we.) Hustler.
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Desirable Pew.
A paper in the neighborhood of
Johnstown advertises e church pew
for sale, "commanding a beautiful
view of nearly the whole congregs-‘
lion. ”-Altoone Gazette. »
j The Life of s Farmer.
The life of the hushnndman-a life
'fed by the bounty of earth and sweep
sis. of tweetpert, died My erosion. '
Won I. PM” HI
hAlpine mm of It. Relation
Worden. shove the see
. melting snow fields
is Icte'epring. These little known
elsewdusifweoouidnndosthow
to transplant and aesthetics then.
and undoubtedly some day w, shell
learn-Country use In emotion.
“Fpr Marrying Us.” ‘
light-yearn” Robert, who has ah
gweyeitheglned himself e ray vital
part of thetemiiy. was 'eegcrly and
flag the "beauty and social etiquette".
page of a newspaper, when he came
fiscross the odestlon of what should be
a proper fee to pay the minister for '
«performing c marriage ceremony.
Robert hurriedly turned to his father.
inquiring, f'Psps. whet did you pay
the minister for marrying nor-in“
dlsncpolis News.
Lady and the Carpenter.
A French lady living in London on-
gaged a carpenter to do some work '
surprised later to and that he charged
her more then the price agreed upon.
When she attempted to rcmonstrcte ,
I with him. howc'ver. her English failed-
hci‘, and she said: "You are dearer
to me now that when we were first.
engaged.”
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Norwaik for
a pair 360 or 3 for $1. 00 _
in Black It 85c. $1.00 31.25, 3150 :2. 00.
Pure White at 89¢
a
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"ii .s. HYATT
Norwslls's [ceding Dry Goods Store
8 and '5 Gazette Building, Norwclk, Connecticut
......
Women Who Buy Their Stockings
'Of us, are assured of e‘most complete assortment of all the leading makes.
The Universal Toeproof Hosiery
This has proven to be the most satisfactory in both wear and looks of any on the market
Silk: Lisle. Black Seamless with double and hlgli spliced heel and “stop i‘alel' top, a pair 250
Silk Lisle, Black and tan, full fashioned very sheer and line with reinforced back seam giving extra may,
Bill: Boot Hose Sill: half way and iisle top Black, white or tan 50c
Silk Uale Hose. Black. A very large variety of choice, a pclr 500
Dainty Silken Hose ‘
$1. 00, $1. 50
We are sole agents in the
Tans at $1.00, $1.50
New "Industrial Material.
As the result of many years of ex-
.perimenting in England, a new sub~
stitute for hard rubber, gutta percha
and leather has been announced. it is
a product of seaweed The new me-
Moral: Choose 50‘" company “’9'. ened 11! "10 tll‘l 0' “Well —-Dougisd terlel is sold to be especially useful
brass and other metal by
G. YOURDISKY
South Norwslit
TEL. 912.
to a pound for rags. the very best
' A
R. Alexander
The name everybody should have in
mind whenever you havefanything in
Paper. Don't hestitate and call me
up or write." '
R Alexander
Tel. sec-2. 21 Raymond st.
Aleo'huy and sell mend-hand furni-
IIM. ' s f I
Aren't You? »
Mother: Charlie, you're wise.
What did you send that
Junkman in here for when I told you
to telephone 141 for Wm. Enron. 36
rubber metals and feather beds than
anyone else.
Charlie: What diherence does it
make?
Mother: What difference does it
make if you asked me for an orange
and,.i gave you a lemon. You know
right well that. We live in a. good to-
cality and we don't want bells dang-
ling around herb, and Wm Eifron
doesn't go around with bells nor
come to the house unless sent for
Next time watch for the sign. 35 Fort
a Little
After housecieanlng‘ don't put all
If you can't
afford to buy a. lot get a little. Full.
line of new and secondhand furniture.
Second-hand furniture and stoves
bought and exchanged.
. M Gutkowsky
“9-101 Washington at. Tel.‘ .4101
u—usv- u-L-e—n-u—A-
ADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER COT-
TAGE NOW.
Hundreds of people are making
wise owner will see that they read his
to let advertleement in Theledntinoll,
Jerrold.
Hes One Advantage.
The fact that a politician hasn't any
presidential bee of his own sometimes
makes it easier for him m stir up a.
bornet's nest for the other fellows.
m
Damage by Lightning.
Lightning does ‘most damage in
level. open country. A town or city.
with its numerous projections and
wires. is comparatively exempt.
Making Recovery an Object.
The Eskimo gives his doctor a fee
as soon as he comes, if the patient
turned.
. —-—-—---———-——--
Anti Then They Invy Others. 3'
Most men do not care to pay the
price or success isf labor, perseverdncc
Ind. self-denial.
Foundation Must Be Good. .
We can never breed a great people
from squalid or filthy human—En
change.
ADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER COT-
TAGE NOW.
Hundreds of people are making
wise owner will see that they read his
to let advertisement in The Sentinel.
Men’ 8 Baseball Shoes
12531.50
George Keeler's
Shoe Store
159 Wasnlngton 8t.
Mun. M...
“Buy yellr Beers,
Wines and Liquors
from Us
When you buy 1mm us you know
you're burly; from wholesalers, .and
you can an o 20 to 40 per cent. No
middleman s profile and you are sure
to get the quality. Prompt deihery
to any part or shipped. Postdl card
or Tel. 800.2, and! lell do the sect.
-.l DISESA
Family Liquor attire and Wholesaler.
d6 Railroad, Ave. do. Norw‘eilt. conn.
Must Stay
twow “menthol-tad! blew
storcienotdultoreed
.mve lust received
N it Iii
‘. dielectric strength.
recovers. it is kept; if not. it is re- ,
their plans for the summer, and the .
. palaces are ‘now tenantiess.
IMMWj ,‘
in the electrical industries, being a
of high
against
noniniismmeble insulation
proof
heat. cold, oils and. weather.
um...—
Aimoet ‘foc Much.
A Boston mlntsttlr wants parents to
stop talking my tilt to their chil-
dren and to read Plutarch. Plato.
.invensl and Tacitus for the good of
their little ones. list a classic home
with modern improvements would be
a little more than any family outside
of an intellectual center could well
stand—Baltimore American.
W
Orcueh‘s Point of View.
"A holiday now (dd then is very
desirable," said the Rental cltlscn. “it
‘gives us all a chance to rest" .°"
can't see it that way," replied Mr.
.Orowcher "it compels me to work
'In‘m much harder ”to provide the
clothes demanded for the special die
’10". w l: ‘
»,. W
Ours for Nerves.
People! cultivate nerves to a large
extent and do not apply simple rules
to cure them. Healthy work. partlcu~
licriy out of doors. is as excellent antl-
dotc to nurse. Onions are a very
good tonic for nervous people. Oren.
berries are good for entrants from in-
active liver. ~
. Norm Ocns'hy London .mclte. l
A blackish incruststion. in some
pieces four inches thick; on the un-
dereido of the cornice of St. Paul‘s
.Csthcdret and due to the action of
sulphuric acid upon the stone, testi-
doc to the effects of the emolte evil
in London.
'
Where Palaces Are Deserted.
Penis is a land of deserted palaces.
lspelisn. once a capital and powerful
sorted, and whole streets and manyl
Drought 0 to Date. .
Ships' medicine hosts for the Brit-
ish merchant service have undergone
regulation.'the new requirements of
obsolete drugs and substituting mod:
on medicines in tablet form.
A i-lsndtce'o.
What a men hasn't thew isn‘t nco
esserliy a handicap unless he insists
!0n“. talking chem industrolt rm.
. .
cm of Developlnent.
When evmsnweechc’e that time at
life that he has to thich of tomorrow
i
morning-his discretion lmprores-‘
naturally
I s
new ‘
etltl There's calmly a deeply.
latrines we are told. are made in
heaven. but it takes all kind or more
rites- tc use up the raw matsrleL-n
' Puck.
Witch New in’ Intense.
A French chemist claims to we
defined MM but accurate method
’ J
v
me
i ll little of Optimism.
city of the kingdom, to now being de- ._
the heard of trade abolishing many .
W‘ ‘13.. '3.
of maturing the surface of e human 1..
W‘ho “ Jon; the best
Meow.
Local News and News
from all parts i .of the
world. ill The Political
Situation. (ll Baseball
and all other Sporting
. , Events and Comment.
ill‘Bverytbingntbat .is
to be foundinta. pr0a
greSsive Daily-.-
You’ll A
Find“ inThe
‘ Sentinel
The Sentinel, nobody
I.
yourself
WHEN you don’t
. . ' ADVERTISE in.
knovjvs that you are ‘
doing business, and it ‘
1 . won’t"f‘be long before
=..you"ll not know it
|8lllilMlilll£ littlllElilAlliE
smut Ill cottlsloll lvlrll
BATTLESHIP sr toms
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1 (Continued from Page One.)
ninth vessel of the Piuvolse type .111-
(led to the French .\nvy. She was 167
feet in length with a beam of 16 feet.
j The remain of the Saint Louis at
onto communitaied with Admiral Kie-
scl. maritime prefect bf Cberbourg.
and the latter hurried to the scene on
board the destroyer Catpulte and ac.—
‘ccmtlmnied by dispatch boats and tugs
and barges provided complete salvage
apparatus. Word was also sent to the
government at Paris and a message
inter received here stated that the
Minister of Marine. M. Dclcnsse. was
leaving this afternoon for «Cherbourg.
This latest. loss to the French Navy
has callsed great distress not only'
throughout the service, but among the
' public generally, which has been made
so frequently to mourn naval disast-
ters. ,No other navy has been so un- ~
fortunate in the matter of submarin~
on. The Vendemaire is the sixth craft
of this type to be lost by the Bench.
”the Piuvoise was run down by a‘
ZChannei steamer and lost with her
crew o 27 men on May 26.1910.
3 There has a glimmer of hope this
afternoon thist some of the Vendem-
sires crew might survive but owing
‘ to the depth of the water in which
she sank. 25 falhome, the general feet
in; is pessimistic. . .
i When the wrecking vessels arrived
preparations were made by divers to
reach the submarine and attach chains
to the rings in her hull for the purpose
of raising her to the surface.'
The manoeuvres of last night were
those of.tbe third squadron. The sub-
marines of the Cherbourg station had
received orders to attack the warship
and it was during one of these atntcks
that the Venlien'laire made the fatal
error of getting directly in the path
.of the Saint Louis. Later word was
received here states that the accident
occurred at. 7 o‘clock this morning.
The Beers Meat &
, Provision Co. .
.13-15 Main Street,‘ Norwalk
22 West Washington St.. sour
. Norwslk .
A Phone at Beth Stores
7'
' rev-cm
. ‘ KNOX
1 cards ouatlrv
‘c‘rnsw "Here
Wish we could hold up the
diifercnt block. for all men to .
I80
’Mllsn. Belgian, Split. Sonnet
‘ $3 00. $4.00 $6.00 ‘
Cross Beits' 31.00 and“. to
Joseph Davis? j ‘
'si milling» It. 'i'el.
Norwalk Chronicler