We have just unloaded the
first cargo 0: coal to come
into this harbor since the re-
cent coal troubles.“ Coal is
now selling atIa greatly re-
dueed prieefi$opgh “ not
colour as in former years.
' This is “fresh mined, bright
‘* doal‘of fine quality.
«WW,
No Left Overs
We have no last season’s left over
mods to sell at special sale. but a
new amenable ‘etonh of the belt
lililnery i'or midournmer wear which
ll adored at prions that will stand
m
' comparison.
A FR EBH SUPPLY
of fancy feathers. French and willows
at prices ytvu can Mord to (pay.
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe St.
the leaders of the world.
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores.
195‘ Washington Bridge. 1 Boston St.
11‘ ‘\.“\IIIW-\:‘IH‘I:"\-
II'I',”'/‘l-/”I r”. -;-
CONNEALLY 81
.BRACKEN
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Dainty White
ShoeS'
for Women and
Children
Buckskin or
. . Canvas
Oxfords, Pumps."
High Shoes
gin all the Latest
' Models
“of
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. it: NNEALLY &
‘ BRAcKEN
8: Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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The B Hershfield & Son Co
at. m , 122 Water at.
Attention
0 our friends and custdmefi. When
on are in marliet for Furniture callI
lint! examine stock and til-ices. I also
M. L. Rosen
on not your “business" to be-
he tslk oi the town. tell about it
.. pot.
“ fully.
I". i for
’ ‘ iain‘t you?
1' and sell second-hand household’
lly Ave" ' South Now/silt ‘
THE TALE or 'rvlo veasELa. .
An earthen vessel and a brass yes.
eel were floating down a. stream.
"Keep close to me." said the brass
‘ "There is safety in numbers."
"Not i." said the earthen pot.
, , "your brass sides might crush my
more fissile ones.”
Moral: Choose your company cars.
The very highest prices paid for
. brass and other metal by
7 G. YOURDISK'
Ely Ave. South Norwaik
TEL. 912.
lo. a. pound {or rags.
prices for feather beds.
. -.._.__~.
Watch
It. Alexander, the reliable man.
who pays highest prices for rags. rub
here, metals, paper and leather beds; serous and the “NM"
R Alexander
Tel. 3564. , '21 Raymond St.
EMS-‘1 have no man working (or
~;You’ re Wise Charlie,
Aren’t You?
Mother:
Charlie. you're wise.
What did you send that
Illinkman in here for when I told you
to telephone 441 tor Wm. Enron, 86
Fort St, East Norwsllt. who pays 1c
lb. for rags and better prices for
rubber metals and leather beds than
anyone else.
1 Charlie: What diflerence does it
Intake?
l Mother: What. difference does it
make if you asked me for an orange
and 1 gave you a lemon. You know
right well that We live in a good lo-
cality and we don't want bells dang.
ling around here. and Wm. Eiiron
doesn't go around with bells nor
come to the house unless sent for.
Next time watch for the sign. 35 Fort
St. and you will Ilearn something.
Spruce Up
, a Little
After houseclesnlng don’t put all
the old furniture back. It you can't
afford to lawn; lot get a little. Full
line of new and second-hand furniture.
Second- hand furniture and stoves
bought and exchanged.
M. Gutkowsky
189-181 Wllhlnwon 8‘. Tel. 418
I
ADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER COT-
. TAGE NOW.
Hundreds or people afe melting
their plans for the summer. and the
wise owner will see that they read his
Ito let advertisement in The Sentinel. '
liers of the crew transported on them
about. boys throwing stones at
, the aflhir.
the Very best i the boys had been warned tor they did ed. they would want all the railroads
uncanny. JUNE 3,191.
I’
mule—”MI
lorur.-.I.~Irirr. sour
sustain. our
cane the elect that "you cannot trans-
tor the fruits or industry to the lap
of l'ndoleuce” holds good in ottoman
in: to ensue in baseball as s means
of livelihood. in other words. invld-
ious and disgruntled persons, who
have tailed in their etforta to enlist
capital in a new baseball venture can-
not hope to destroy or tear down the
__ property rights and invested inter-t
Funeral of Mr. Weysrhauur. 9'“ of more ““09"!“ ”mm” 9“”
The funeral services over the re. ‘y as an not 0‘ ”1’7”“ as was "3‘
mains of John Weyerhsuser who was cently attempted ‘VY ”hm unable 1°
killed on the railroad tracks at New “”59 successfully in ”“9“" as a
too this week, were held yesterday business.
alternoon iron: the Catholic Church in
Newton and were later brought to
lNorwalk for interment in the Nor--
walk cemetery. The service in No—
roton was at 2:30 and the service at
the Norwalk cemetery took place at
3:30. Hill Camp, Spanish War Vet-
erans conducted the ceremonies at the
grave and a delegation from the camp
acted as pail bearers. ‘
lIlllIS All lIlIllllll. I'm
James I. Motrin.
The funeral services over the re-
main of James 1!. Morris. who diet!
at the Bridgeport Hospital. Thursday,
will be held from Raymond a: Son’s
tunersl parlors, in Main street, on San-
dsy alteration at 2:30 o'clock. luv.
Frederick .A. Coleman will oihciate
and the Interment will follow in the
Norwaik cemetery.
THE SHERMAN ANTI-TRUST LAW
IN BASEBALL.
The Sherman Anti-Trust Law has
attained an exaggerated prominence
where it fairly overshadows the 00n-
stitution of the United States. The
success of gigantic business enter-
prises have depended upon the inter-
pretations given to this Inw; it has
'been the main issue in politican cam-
PRESIDENT 8118MB LIFEBOAT BILL paigns involving the welfare of parties,
WASHINGTON. June ii. -The act and the whole future policy of the an»
of Congress appropriating 5300, 000 “(m' and it m" been broughtto bear
with which army transports are to be with all in wealth of legal technicality
equipped with lifeboats and rafts, to upon baseball itself. There is no trust.
TRISTRAM & .HATT
Norwalit’s Leading Dry Goods Store
.. 8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut
HAMMOCKS Low PRICED
Right at the beginning of the Summer Season we olier
FANCY WOVEN HAMMOCKS
in a great variety of colors and patterns each complete with valance.
Beginning with a very special value at 75c.
We have them at various prices up to $6.00.
WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER
Is one of our specialties. We will gladly furnish estimates on a single window, or for the
entire house.
amimmodste all *persons and mom- no monopoly, 1“ baseball “mm the
legal meaning at the Shermanl
wasslgncd by the president today. an“ been stated, any set of men
may enter the baseball profession, but
to do so requires more than the more
POLICE AFTE 81’ NE TO SERS.
R 0 8 desire. As stated before it would
A complaint was registered to Sta-
lion Master Howard Wootl of the require brains to construct a playing
Norwnllr depot by the conductor on circuit. capital 1° purchase necessary.
No. 249, the Pittsileld express whimch building material and equipment and
passes throuh Nor-walk at 7: 12 11.. immense capital to finance the otherI
eastward bound. nightly, recently costly departments of such a venture I
the The recent agitation along that line is
train- at Cross 8m“ nmr the Holmes. doubtless (nosed by persons who had
'Keeler and Kent. Company 1.1 elmutor attempted an entrance Into breball
The Nulwnll. police were untitled of clrtles and had failed. lt isonl reas- I
enable to suppose that if the same in
di1ldua1 had attempted to build and
last night it is understood that an
maintain a new railroad and had mu-
editor was on which but evidently
game
abolishe. Such a policy of rule or
rulu imolvos a dostruclhe spirit eu-
tirely utrMnerican. and, will no doubt
and precisely where it started. I
At present every club 8n baseball
not appear to {chew their usual pur-
suit. and the train went through
safely.
The windows of the train have not
been broken lately, although smelai
, ,. . . run. Score:
were broken previously and the gang has a pIerfecl right to establish its l’lTTSl‘llthill.
of stone throwers broken up by rall- can sea a of admission prices. lereI ab. r. 111. D0. a. 9.
road dotcctlms. The practice is dun :‘nilr‘itt’ mifizigfinaflggznwyr JOHL‘IUlI-‘i . Mme 8b '1 -. .1 0 1 0
” ...- an no 01 u ’ ' """ ‘ " ‘
M" be ”m“ _.. t‘m-ey. if .......... 1 1 1 4 o 0
Ihbdixtor 1:; tillfdtlrItllreItsohathat 211m? “‘0me of ........ 4. l g ‘ 0 0 ,
’ es 1“ 5 0““ r pas Wagner, ss ........ -i 0 ‘2 4 3 l -
"BRW‘LKS IAN” BRONX Miller lb ......... 4 0 l 7 l 0
0. Wilson. 1'! ..... . i 0 0 2 0 0
‘ “PEPE IDIEIIIISTODAY McCarthy. 2b ..... 4‘ 1 2 a 2 ti
. ’ ' The Noryttlk pla1 in Bronx lnde~ :IIbsoh.c '3 (I, 3 :13 2 3 .
The Beers Meat & . Ip‘e‘lldents this ulternoon tine Amuse-I 0'“ 3' p """"" ___ .. -.- _.. __'_ __ ,
, , Intent Park diamond and indications ‘ . ,,..
PrOV|S|0n cm. are that the game will be a sissler.f Totals HNH‘t'I‘rggltKe 10 d 9 1 "
........ . . The local boys have Been using the ' " ab {11. no a e
- "‘ "'"wllduinul wk takiu "
l3 - 15 Mun Street. Norwalk Ioighjam’m‘wffimiin 2:2” ”I“: Devorc. 1t ......... r o l 3 o 1
e > , .. “l 0
22 West WISIIIBEIOII St. South for batting and harden their legs for Boyle. 2b 1b """" '4' t1) (‘1 g i‘ g
NOIWIIR running. Just watch them clout lhlll. “0‘13““; , ‘ 3 0 l 3 ., 0
Pl'i ' BO pill tomorrow. Baker. Keene and ill Murray» """"" 3 0 1 1 0 0
one It til Stores Laud are due for a home run apiece ”Mk“ cf """"" l 0 0 0 0 0
and the remainder of the hour will :Ierzog. 3" .. 0 0 4 0 0
. I be anxious to improve their halting or ““3”" c """"" j; ,
ider. A. Wilson. 0 .. ..... . 0 0 o I 0
“MN,” I,” purchases i o 1 a 1 1-
\V-lltse.1p 1 0 0 1 2 0 Il
“‘“VAnn Elnfl‘l‘ EoIIALs McCormick, x .....‘1 0 0 0 0 0 8i
i an ic Tesroau.p 0 0 0 0 0
"LE 8808M! OF 1888 - - ”a r “ r '1‘
.‘ Totals ........ 31 1 :1 27 ll .2 n
Shoe sale RFD TOP June li~ln s time row x hailed for Wiithe in the ilfth. . I ’ ‘
‘ ' ' ‘ The Score: ’
this afternoon, the Harvard ‘varsity . 0 6 I.
eight equalled the record on the :lttsbsru: 3 g g: g g A (1, °__‘ 1)
Going On At Thames river made by the Yale crew ew °r h
In! 1388 which went over the tour-mile ‘
course in 20 minutes land ten seconds.
The record In the more remarkable in
view 0‘: the tact that the crew rowed
up stream. while the Yale record was
made down stream ”with conditions
I more iavornble. There was a south.
~1- ern wind blowing across the course
Iund for the first mile there was a long
swell from the harbor.
somewhat of a handicap.
The men rowed in splendid term MSG“
and were in excellent condition at the
Wines and Liquors
from Us 5.12:; a: :2: .3“;
When you buy from us ydu know started under the bridge rowing at 21" ‘I'
you're buying from wholesalers. and 38. and passed the half mile msfrlt at
you can save 210 to 40 per cent. No . .
middleman s proiits and you are sure 2‘19“ The time for the other marks
was as follows: ,
to net the quality. Prom t delIVery
George Keeler’s
Shoe Store
151 Washington at.
.0.
Buy your Beers.
I
4.'b1
to any part. or shipped. Iostal card Mile. 4:“; altfi miles. 7:23p two
or Tel. 806-.2I and I will do the rest. miles. 10:02; 21,; mil”, 12:28; three
‘ ' four
miles, 14:58; 3% miles. 17:81:
smiles. 20:10.
The‘wiu‘sity tour-oar crew also row-
ed under 7 the watch this afternoon.
going over the two-mile course in 10
minutes; Bil seconds. Among the via-
itors at qunrtsrs today was Roger cut.
J DISESA
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
as Railroad Ave. so. Nor-walk. chum
our new store.
ler captain of last year's 'vsrslty
eight;
2 list Sta
11w weeks more’ on the brides New
store is not quite ready.
'1:
on the Island lot tomorrow. The some
1- mud or t: to o'dlooli The west-
sides is a list «sin and defeated
" Have inst received W’W
Nub‘sck Shoes and can» so the
set bobble M were.“ he sold
on] team was victoriousI.‘ t to Ii.
.. , 1 n. .
Hundredt at poop
their plans for the MB ,
IMII.
L.’
jilrliuol .1
" m wisaluo‘ros affinities
to let it
Struck out——~by
BoatonI
BROOK
”’ illllli noun till
ii iii all 11 Pililti
Pillsbury Deisais Giants Easily, ‘
dy Score old- l—Doyie’s
Home Run, Only_Score
NEW YORK. I June li.-~Pittsburgh
easily
defeated New York in the first
of the series today. 6 to 1.
\‘t‘lltse was knocked out of the box
in five innings while Thomas was in-
vincible. New York making their only
r118 on Doyle's home run.
inning ll1rno hit the first ball pitched
into the left field bleachers :or a home ‘ ‘
in the ilrst
The summary.
First base on errors—New York 1.
Pittsburgh 2. ‘
'l‘wo hast hits-l~loru1sn 2.
Three base bib—Becker.
Home rims—Bryue. Doyle.
Sacrifice hilly—Thomas. Carey.
Stolen draw—Becker.
theft on. bases—New York 7. Pitts-
which was burgh 6.
Double Plays-“Wagner and Miller
Wagner and Miller.
Wiltse 2. by Tesheau
rthy.
Thomas 3.
Himwfl Wiltee. s in a: of! Tesleau.
Umpires: Klein and Rigier.
“meme.
Boston Trimmed.
Sears by innings: ,
.11 a ti o 2 1 0 o 0—3
that. csielirete. I
linset. the West sides, or arid-sport. 1.090 children with hands attended the
demo to the' meals or the at. will!
will Brooklyn 0111M, r1111 home team
918an 11 to‘ It. Bunker was at his best.
fillsyllott‘ers this season. ilthoulli they We used tour pitchers.hut only covered transiently m eiidble him W,
8‘“ mg; “‘9 sum the Booth Endemic“. the 10: Bole, {rho iin’ls‘heti out. had lair run In“, and. he will Mlle-BM toner-y
Low strenuous.
WM “gilt“: :32 Item- hits in as runny see “Mush" mm in the ”M
Is: I 1
m .
‘m by «11mm * ‘1
tours NDIWIALK
today 7 to 3. The Reds hit Hess on ‘Dll‘e Owens ankle.
top of passe and errors while Bromine off the field by players and ”m to
was generally eitectlve.
afala . a'fi' DIW‘ a "‘ "aI/u
II- 1‘1. t\&\‘ ‘xm‘m‘n. ..~u..-\“1-
Established 1868
H.Krieger & Co.
West Washington Street
YOUR HDME
FURNISHED
COMPLETE I.
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We have just received a- new Consignment of :i
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in all the room sizes. Velvets,Axmlnste1-s,
Nepherhems. Tapestries Body Brussels, all
new Designs for Fall.
Come in and let us show You one of our
Leonard Cleansble
Refrigerators
Get one of those Famous and handy Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinets
. Onefof our Quaker and‘Household ,'
' Ranges
will make a Kingdom of Heaven out of your
Kitchen.
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~ CHICAGO WINS.
PHILADELPHIA. June 14. «Chicago
' won a hard- fought game here this ai-
BOSTON June 14.——Clncl11nati had ternoon 7 to 5. in the 8th innings
little dltlic‘ulty winning from Boston ,0“! tip on 09mm.“ bat broke Um?
Vacation days are drawing
nearer; are you prepared with.
the right kind oi‘cool. comfort.
able, stylish wearables neces-
sary to make your stay ‘while
.nwsy the pleasantest?. ‘
He was carried
I . 0.
the hospital, The visitors won by :rutoszgrts'uite :igrdtgszg I
bunching hits with battery and Infield . Our :15. 00 “Clothcrnit”
mlsplsys in the 8th and 7th innings
Cincinnati A“ l) o 1 1 o 2 ° 2" 7 during- whlch Downs made a triple
. N. N. 11., June 14. «his:
Tlie south linds. of Norwallr. will Day was «water here today 'when
Blue Serge is considered the
best value in the United States.
and a home run. Shirts $1.00 to 13.60 .
I The Score: ” 1 Straw Hats $2.00 to “do
lune (120°02’00", fingernail lite-OI .suggo‘: 31%
iIlldeiphia 2 o o o o 1 i o M Hanan-I; 81355-75.” .06 ,2 “‘00
or
I “the
ms.....hoopdooos—-aresehiumthelrinilmoo-‘theim
' “ottsooosxutindImn-nmmwtmlm
I “Mush" Mul‘voy. the clever catcher
Blevins trouble with his side. hag rdc‘
14—
to $1.00
' Wnsbsble Mil-H 80280
the South Bulls. who has been
The (“18de lldd to
W ‘ :1
model um certain: m in! ,
1’.“ Id
Washington or.
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Joseph Davis I '
Norwalk Chronicler