Ho , [e Dresses
at 79¢, $1,100 that! 3154’:
”11‘ LAolEs' mom
i at 10¢. 250 end $1.00..
“ ‘ All Sizes.
E K. BANKS
Muhsckcfmo Hotel Block
South ‘Norwulk'
‘IWEATHER FORECAST. .
For Norwalk and vicinity: Generally;
fair tonight and Sunday, cooler, to-l
night; moderate southerly winds be—
. coming variable. The eastern higln
pressure . area. has increased inI
strength and ,extent since yesterday,
and has included the small ‘-1"l1igl |
central over Colorado. file Dakotu‘
“low" appears to have been. lorccdl
backward or northwesiward. The
pressure“ continues high over the
North Pacific coast. There is little
cloudy weather this morning except
drom the Ohio River to the Gulf and
along the western coast. There has
been a slight rise in the temperature
in the northeast and on the West Gulf
coast. it. is warmer in Colorado and
Utal1.and cooler generally over the
Great Plains. Shou ers have 000111 red
in South Cential districrs and also in
‘, Montana, with a. few scattered show
ers eisew here.
WEATHER A YEAR Aoo TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 74; high, 92.
Clear.
Miss Ella Byxbee, of Maple street,
iNorwéik, who has been ill for the past
wceit with a severe cold and tonsllilis
is somewhat better toduy.
Mr...
Matters of routine business were
considered at the meeting of the
Board of Electrical Commissioners
that was held last evening. ,
~—Fullfi.1ne Golf. Caps. O‘Brien's.
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South Norwalk Lodge, No. 529, L0."-
ai Order of Moose, will hold a meeting
in new Odd Fellows' Hull, tomorrow
:11. 2:30 p. m. IA class of seventy-live
is to be initiated into the order.
M-
Artlst George A. IAvlson, of Main
street, has several drawings in the
July number of, Harper's magazine
and the sketches are quite character-
istic of the talented Norwalk young
man‘s work.
wDullcing, at Dorion’s, tonight.
.l. B. Lawrence has brought suit
against him, Martha 1‘1. Douglas, of
Circle-ville, N. Y., for the recoriery of
6125 damages, and land of the defen-
dant in iiul‘bor View Bench has been
attached by Constable Samuel C. ine-
lund to the amount of $175 to cover the
claim. Attorney Willhnn i“. Tammany i
has the case and the. papers are re-I
ttlrnalbie before the Common Pious
court. on the first Tuesday In Sepicm
her.
wLutest Straws at. O‘Brleulis.
Contain Thomas Hunt, Quoriormno
' ier «Sergeant at the Cosst Artillery
Corps. had occasion to reprimand Gup-
virlin Stevens and Major Adams, also
of the (toast Artillery Com for drlv~
, ‘ing their onto an the wrong side or n,
trolley car about 11 o'clock this room
in; at the corner oi Main and “Well
streets. Both Physicians, 1m. Stevens
, Vacuum Time is Here
. and to make your vacation 12911115 be
180011: 11011: «111111.110
inround and fell over on its side.
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, and Adams, were on bheir way thmurh
with and shipped back or a. Bridgeoot't,
W. Captain nliunt held us? his W
And insisted that they back and do, it.
silt. 'l‘ho men um sessile: no
.. durum but When they come aim
. in ms at! thalr unintentional dis-l
1 Bound unified a hood dough til
, fellow calm who fun mow ‘
3m linking to the woods near Wiipon
for an afternoon‘s outing. '
Take a Kodak
, Price to Suit Everybody.
$1.00, 81.35. $2.00. $3.00 hnd up.
WM. P. Busts **
South Norwalk and Norwalk
STATIONERY sToRES
THIRTY INJURED
(Continued [rein mrst Posed
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John M. Ankhey of Ligonler, ilre~
man died on way to hospital.
Mls. M. Esse of‘W. l'peu.
tlco1ge Huhley of Pittsbulg, civli1
engineer, budl crushed.
l
Matthew Ninp‘onit, oi‘. Pittsl1urg,f
crushed. I
Flank E. 'B-eattyg engineer, liend‘
crushed.
Thomas Muir, " of Latl'OIlO, head:
crushed. 1 1
George Tosh of Wil-pen, body Cl'usll- 1
ed.
Mike Hudoch ot‘ Wilpen, side crush-
ed.
Frank Overrun, aged iii, of Wilpen,
mutilated.
Mrs. John Overlon, mother ot‘
Frank, died on train bound for Pitts.
burg. I
Unidentified boy, aged 12
Two unidentified fox-'eigners badly
c1ushed.\ if:
The injured.
A majority of the injured, 30 in all,
were residents along the Wllpen
brunch They were brought to u hos-
pital here or sent to hospitals at Pitts-_
burg where it was found they weref
in a critical condition. Among them
were.
Dr. J. B. Johnson of Ligonier, hurt'
internally, will probably die.‘
Dr. C. A. «Hamil of Ligonier, crusih
ed, may die.
Miss Esther H. Matthews, a nurse,
employed at the home of George
Senit, of Ligonier, president of the
Ligonier Valley railroad.
Whiter Serena, oi McKessport, clerk
in a bank at that place, in a precal»
ions condition
The injuries of the others was all
severe, consisting of molten legs, 111 ms
and contusions.
The train was well crowded, every
seat in the lone coach dieing occupied
with persons returning from a Fourth
of July holiday.
Ripped to Pieces.
The coach was ripped to pieces All
the oecupuuts wore hurled to the
roudbcd. Some tell in
the tin-rushing engines, while others
were partly lmbedded in‘ the cindors
and crushed stones beside the rails.
The first engine of the freight train
stopped soon after touring through
the passengIr train, turned hnii’ Wily
Engineer MoConnuughoy was scald-
od to death, while his fireman, George
Byers, jumped. only to full 013' the
truck and meet death under tho
wheels. Engineer Smith P. Beuttl’.
of the second engine, lumped, and
sustained u broken leg. His nremun.
John Anhney, tell “beneath 9. our His
logs were severed, and he died on
route to a hospital. Enginor Dim-
lao or the passenger train, and his
fireman. remained at their posts and
escaped with Slight injuries.
. A Pnthctlo Future.
A pathetic lecture oi the wreck was
the injury, of Miss Esther M. Mat-
them, a nurse, and the death brown
Justice to J. NV: Shooter, 1:! mo
. 00m, it 1111111111 The itilM
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our line of Slimmer Furnishings for the house. porch or 1m,-
., is or artistic design. blessing in finish
as lit-11011 oi thoibest furniture for inside use You’ll get. lots or satis-
Agitation in making your selection 11:911. our present 11th of Porch
Chairs. Porch Screens, Porch Hammocks, Luwu SwimsuLaWn W608...
Croquet .Sots, Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Children‘s Tents. Screen
, Doors, Window Screens. Refrigerators.
We want you to know that. this is the best store for satisfaction.”v
A J. Collins 81 Co
and as carefully constructed.
Blue Flume Oil Stoves. etc.”
A FOOL is A’ MAN WHO THlNKS svenv womws sLusH ls ,
’ A,8TRA|GHT FLUSH. ' r
. . 1 ,
There are other men who seem. to think any old thing that poul.
try will eat is quite good enough for them
The careful poultry
keeper knmvg better than this, while the wise, as well as careful,
poultry keeper appreciates the great
value of BONNIE HOME
GROUND POULTRY FEEDS which insure the wry best poultry,
plumpest broilers and the best layers.
1
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-1
erstonnle Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
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‘ saving ten cents our lard that would
have been wasted it I had gone to 1
try on my new gown. which wasn’t
, ready. So you see 1' in doing my best.
Meyer Automobiles -
The 1913 \ioyer is now renly for
We have several second-hand autos r01 sale cheap
Automobiles rented by the hour, day or “colt
OSCAR H.
RIVER STREET
Telephone 681-3
demonstration ut our garage.
BANKS
NORWALK, CONN.
WALK.
515 Main St.. Stamford.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 30. Main St. South Norwalk
Concrete. Cement. Hag
(End) 8. Gutter Reset
Old Wall: 3 Recovered
(liGrading, Excavating, Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
CLEARANCE SALE
SUMMER “GOODS
THE BETTER GRADE OF SUITS. SKIRTS. WAISTB, KIMO~
NOS, PETTICOATB, PRINCESS SLIPS.
.8ALE IN BOTH STORES.
the path of _
O. B. J ackson
Optician‘
IEvery‘thing'in the Optical Line
II WALL STRICT
NOBWAQK.
PHONI 48..
Eyes Examined ‘Free
ICE CREAM .«
THE SEA}: EN... ZIPWN
We have our new 15.511111. working :11:lei unit are making good
and the infinity or tour children she loo cream.“ Our 4°1in “W? is ”W” ' V
to out down yourbousshold expenses "
11...} i telephoned to my drouumuher,
But you can't expect me to do all the
economizing. What are you doing to
9reduce your expenses?"
“Me? Great heavens! How can
You ask such a thing? I saved 3600
last week"
. "Six hundred dollars? Why. George,
‘ you haven’t got $600 to save ” “
"1 know it but 1 saved it all ‘11..
same A friend of mine, who claimed
to have inside’ information concern»,
ing Steel gave me a pointer; and ii I
had borrowed $600 and done 1111 U6 ad-
“vised i'd have lost every cent out."
Live, and Loam. . ,
Prohubly most or those p001: chil-
(iron at London who are receiving the
sen-water cure that. is being t‘ulked
about have never hoen to the Inca.
side in their lived. There is a story
told .of a party of such who were
given a. day at a Donulur resort. When
little I
scamps hastily throw on their clothes ,
and rushed" into the water for a _
taken on to the beach the
Irolic. One, who had never been by
the can before, got his mouth full of“
water. “Why," he exclaimed as soon
as he could,,“so111e ones been throw~
ing salt h1l"~'l‘it- Bits.
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FOLLOW ED INSTRUCTIONS.
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'1..11‘ n. ,. .-.
Bridget~Yis, mum, an’ 01 made the
chicken broth. .
‘ Mistress—What did you do with it?
Bridget—~8huro 1111' Di (ed it to the
chickens, morn.
‘Takc No Chances.
The married lilo doth lessons teach
And we inter,
Ne prudent “lie would ask u “peach"
To visit her.
Forehanded.
Magazine Editor—This la a splendid
story, but i never heard of the author
before; did you?
Assistant—Never.
back?
Magulne Editor—mo. 'Put it away
until he becomes ismous.
Shall I send it
.WOll, Rather.
Uncle Jackson (showing city boy
the {armiwwnh all your city eddies-
tlon, sonny, l'll warrant you don't
know which side you mill: the cow
from?
The Boy—~Sure 1 doi
alde.—~Puck.
It's the under
Ruuurlnn.
Town Visitor-That's the village
doctor, isn't it?
Townsmunuli'ep.
Town Visitor—41s he a good doctor?
Townamun-«Oh. he's all right—l!
you've not a strong constitution-
Puck.
NOT BURPRISING.
“my dour, ‘weséas'i go ... in nu- .
Way. You simply must find some way ,-
II “I've been cutting them dovvn right .
slang Twice lust week lirai’raln‘ed ‘5‘
1 from o1derlug celery. and on Thurs
at Camp Comfort 1 ,, I "
‘ The boys at Camp Comfort are using 'Th
the same stove that they had last year,
It was the bcsHhc-y could get. It was a_ ~ '
will: every nave.
clsc given 10‘ mm .
sen inl new In Wit
militia cool
I 'y This your Abolhofigotpd a New Perfection Oven
. cw Perfection Toaster :
AIM a New Perfection Broiler
"'Gee. who! a dilution“ in the meals I oodsiovo
. Inches." uidoneoithcbos. Seth culled air-Inch
1‘91» Comfort." Andil: will re ithdr mother: and
. ‘unv the nova. root or t New Perfection Oil
add“: in a conscious for the home an ior the
cum “trawl“ bankroll, road Ind tour on well n u .. .
man. i ‘
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK;
' NEW YORK CITY . BUFFAO
11mm, N. v. soft‘ou. sass,
Mr and Mrs. Fmderlck R. Burdick, There’s haidly anything can - ,
of Syracuse, N Y.. ale visiting r-ein a young couple more eager to '9: it,
lives in South Norwalk £01 a few day s ried than that they ought “of. (1°
(Farms Wanted!
Anywhere in Connecticut!
Did you ever hear of a farm being sold from .1 '
a"For Sale” sign board? We never did. This ‘
EMBLEM OF DISSATISFACTION makes a
neighborhood look CHEAP. Would you seek‘ a ,-
location where cvery farm was plastered with 3
“FOR SALE” board? Of course you wouldn't.
It requires more than 3 “FOR SALE” sign to sell”
property. It requires energy, hard work. years of ; ,
experiénce and a thorough knowledge of the bus— .
ness.
‘ We Have. Sold More Farms
in your county this spring than all other agents
combined. As we have sold for OTHERS, why .;
not for YOU? GET. IN ON A “LIVE WIRE” , ~' .~
while you can. You have been on a “dead one” ' ‘
long enough. Tear down your "FOR SALE” dis-
tress-signal and prepare to wave the flag of vic-r"
tory. Write us givin full particulars, price,
terms, etc. Padded prices will not be considered.
WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF CASH BUYERS.
Stripe-Hodges Company
Real Estate Investments
220 ononowsr new YORK CITY
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Saturday Specials
BEETS, per bunch ...
CUCUBMERS, ......
WAX OR GREEN BEANS,
NICE PINAPPLE8
HOME. GROWN PEAS,
TOMATOES, RADICHES, RHUBARB. STRAWBERHIES.
UNITED GROCERY COMPAI
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
The wcohotnnt aino of Th V
Sentinel is to have 17
advertising columns no
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«biennium-ted follow 1 our diet.
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