d 2 Mlchisen was out 2 hostility and saw two cats up a tree. ' The family needed a pussy about, and -so be laid down his gun and took a clumb. What he didn’t know until too late Was that the animals were wild- cats. Before he could lay. hold of the 2 out; they laid hold of him, and the doctor who attended his hurts count: ed up 41 bites and scratches.- In hunt- ing for cats be careful that you den’t set the wrong breed. or vacant one s and to make your vacatlou complete ‘ Take a Kodak Price to suit Everybody. $1.00, $1.35, $2.00. $3.00 and up. WM P. BEERS South Norwalk and Norwalkr STATIONERY STORES 3 domplete chasm-talent oi Ladics’ House Blouses at 79c. “.09 and $149. LADIEB’ KIMON08 ‘ at 10c. 25c and $1.00. All Sizes. E.K‘. BANKS Meheckemo Hotel Block South Norwalk 2 Wham Artistic, Durable twill Economical Walls and Ceilings Can be Made of BEAVER BOARD 1T1: made entirely of selected woods, reduced to ,/ M fibrous form and rested into panels of uniform ’ ‘ thickness, with pebhlcd surface that allows wide. 2 scope to decoration with liar oil-paint 1n tinting, 'etenciliug. handrpainting. etc. BEAVER BOARD keeps out heat and cold ~ ‘ ‘deedens Sound, retards fire, resists strains and vibrau . firms. is quickly and easily put up, costs less than lath and plaster. does not crack or deteriorate. is valuable for a thousand building, remodeling or household uses. N 3 ‘, 2,,3 ‘34.. Our line of Summer Furnishings for the house, porch or lawn, 2 is of artistic design, pleasing in finish and as careiuliy Constructed ' as much of the best furniture for inside use You‘ll get lots of satis- t‘action in making your selection rfrom our present stock of Porch . Chairs, Porch Screens, Porch Hammocks, Lawn Swlnisfiwawn scum. 22Croquet Sets. Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Children’s Tents, Screen. Doors, WindoW Screens, Refrigerators, Blue Flame Oil Stoves. etc. We want you to know that this is the beat store for swtisfaction. A. J._Collius"& “Go. J = We. , A Bobcat“: Lugoege. _ When Bridget B‘lanigan, who de« scribed herself as “a poor lone Irish widow woman, " was arrested for bee" sing at Wells she had the following articles distributed about her person: Tea. sugar, fresh out beefsteak. piece of bacon, two hloaters. bread and ‘ .2 cheese, fo‘ur buns, bag of biscuits. cooked ingot. two copies, onions, two clay pipes, tobacco, cigarettes and snuff.—London Evening Standard. . 1 . W "is '11" *9 II" "I9 ah W The Man That Connie" "Remember each of you that the chance for heroic endeavor of a rath- er spectacular kind does not often 'count: that the man who really counts in this life is not the than who thinks how well he could do some bit of heroism if the chance arose, but the man who actually does the humdrum, workaday, everyday duties as those duties arise. "——~Theodore Roosevelt. M ll} a FOOL IS A MAN WHO THINKS eve‘uv WOMAN'S aLueH I3 A STRAIGHT FLUSH. ’ 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 known 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 waxy best poultry, plumpcst broilers and the best layers. We can furnish eizeato meet your need- wlth full M lnfornihtion and directions ' . 313/]. I “ox/A V//////////,’V////M Hatclr 81 Bailey Company, Dealers WATER ST. AND 2 FOOT OF MARSHALL 8T., SOUTH' NORWALK. ‘ . e /,,/,2 ’fZ/fl/fl/ APPLY :ro Browning Temporarily Forgotten. Professor Underdon (at the Boston Browning Cluhl-No, my hearers, we can not linger too lovingly on, the grand words and refining thoughts of our great master ole" Child of the House (entering ’ suddenly)—-—“John L.‘s goin' by, 'lf yer wan‘ tor see him.’ (Club suddenly udjourne to the win T. HAT H. Read W. P. Beers advertisement to— MANUEL C WEATHER FORECAST. 22 day then go in and look. ' 'For Norwalk and vicinity: General- ly fair tonight and Tuesday; light to moderate? south and southwest winds meoemmm The general conditions have changed First in quality, last "in price, always in the minds of its custom- ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. L Old Well Hook and Ladder com- pany will hold its monthly business meeting this evening in its quarters, DEPOSITIONS FOR DARRQ: PRISONER TIIIES in Havjland street. but little during the last 48 hours. The "M d0W-)~PUCK- Mass of Matter to he Placed Beta -_ ridge of high pressure continues oul W‘ sniclni BY “AS the Jury This Week. 130118188 Fowler Post, Grand Arm) the \liddle Atlantic coast, and the: ' ~ L0G" Pilde- YONKuus Y., .luly 8——Loclted . LOS AVirELE-‘S. Cal July 8—“ Republic, will hold its weekly business meeting this evening in its hall, in ‘. Worthington street. trough of low pressure calendar from1 Colorado northeastward to Minnesota. l Ruin has been general during the last 24 hours on the east Gulf and South Atlantic coasts, and scattered show- are blue occurred in the Western and cent1al sections. Conditions do not, indicate much change in the weather in this section. The weekly telecast issued last. night at the Central Oilice states that pressule distribution oil the summer e‘typc continues over tile' Northern Hemisphere, and the weath- Mr. and Mrs. Wimfim Gibson have or for the coming week will therefore returned to their home in Newark, N. "1343 generally warm east of the Rocky J" after visiting wrth‘Capiain and Mrs. mountains and over the interior, 1an- Harry Gibson of this place. die and southern districts to the west~ ‘j 1 ward. There will be no defined storms, and precipitation will be lim— "Why do you insist on investing your money away from your home town?" ~ “Well, " replied Farmer Corn tossel, "I've got a good deal of local pride, I have, and l‘regard the people in this here township as beln‘ so smart that none of ’em is goin’ to let any real bargains git away from him." in a cell and double to call for help ence S- DRTI‘OW S Ieplliation in Ch while the ‘pllsOncr in the next cell was: go- his home, and scene 01 his Heat“ attempting suicide by opening the gas 1 eat activities for twenty- -flVe years jet and flooding both cells with the 'aitested by the evidence of numero poisonous fumes was the experience 1 JUNE”! 811d others in the public ll! last night of Joseph Brogan the ‘hOxer. that city and the state of Illinois who is being held on a charge of 1 be the in“ matter placed b91017 homicide. because of the death or jury in the Darrow bribery trial George Newson, after a boxing match defense, WhiCh expected to 119.8 here last Friday night Dragon is al presehtation of its case late teddy“. ‘dear mute, A mass of depositions testifyln The prisoner in the adjoining cell the lenuiafiou of Mr. Darrow fur-t was Daniel Logan, arreseted for dis ‘and lutegritv 5‘8 well as his film orderly conduct. He reached out of as a member or the “1111015 Ba WON his cell and broke the gas pipe, fioodlnglexlmv ted to be lead to the WW, the c01.rldor Dragon. unable to cull any Witnesses were placed on “I for help, bent at his cell door but stand could not make noise enough Fiilully Among thOSE WhOSB evidence “7.9 Meyer Automobiles The 1918 Meyer is now ready for demonstration at our garage. The monthly business meeting of the Cigar *Makers‘ Union will be held this evening in the Labor Lyceum, in [Washington street, We have several second-hand flutes for sale cheap. Automobiles rented by the horn, day 01 neck OSCAR H. BANKS RIVER STREET Telephen. 6813 NORWALK, CONN. You can save money by purchasing your outing huts, childreus hats, or hair goods at the Holmes Millinery. See advertisement Editor’ 3 Mean Revenge. An editor who was courting a wom- an of uncertain age, but positive bank account, was cut out by a gentleman from a neighboring town. who married her and took her home. Whereupon the editor sought a mean revenge by head- ing account of her wedding: “Another Old Resident Gone." w“ .. ~——---————~ Generate. Cfine‘nt, Flag Socialist e ‘ its hall, in Washington street. he filed this month to cover unpaid . East Orange, N. J., Miss Luella Chad- ‘« ;‘ anon physicians in each instance, ' _‘ were to Stamford on Saturday South Norwalk Local, Party, will hold its semi-monthly business meeting this evening in its rooms, in Washington street. The semi-monthly business meeting of Palestine Castle, N0. A. A. O. K. at ‘M. C., will be held this evening in on. and Mrs. 5William Mead and daughters Ruth and I'lorOthy of Dan bury, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs John De Long, of South Norwallt. The town tax collector has submit ted a list of delinquents on the list of 1910, to the town clerk, and liens will taxes. Miss Helene Chadeuyne, of Gibson Terrace, left town Saturday, to spend , two‘rweeks‘ vacation with friends in eayne has gone to the Berkshires to spend her vacation. Frank Olmstead, of Dover,‘N. J. lion morl'y employed in Norwalk, but now working for Richardsont‘c Boynton. the atom manufacturers, is visiting relar tires in town. Mr. Olmstead formerly worked for Cuvanugh &"West and lab or for Councilman William Thompson. it was stated in a recent issue of The Sentinel that L. F. Waterbury had (llslmeeti of a barge which has swan lying opposite Hickory Bluff. Mr. Waterbury denied «the veracity of the report today, «but stated that the bout , might have been sold by L. H. Water- bury. Beyerul hundred Norwn-llt‘ people were out on Saturday evening attend ing the weekly lband concert given by iiiunaolt' a Band on tho bandstnn’d re cently erected ill Wall street. The concert was exceptionally tinetnud a number of newer pieces were read- cred. Captain Stevens and Major Adams, , of Bridgeport, Coast Artillery Oorps and there assisted in Blues in an opera tion on Usuteuaut Hughes, of the united states regulars, formppendia cilia. Lieutenant Hughes is stationed - at Ni hi. (it. Wright, and hour the the annual camp this sensed. The on ‘ the lieutenant was suede former named officers were tillers at lied to local thunderstorms, or heat showers that will not oversprcad ex- tensive areas in any one day. _...—.. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Low. 67; high, 77. Cloudy. ....._.. a“. w111 Be Held Tomorrow Night at the Franklin Assembly Hall. A special meeting of the South Nor- walk Union School District will he held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Franklin school assembly hall at which time an effort will be made to provide tor equipping the schools with fire escapes. The ladies of South Norwalk have become interested .1111 "the matter and during the past ‘few weeks have prosecuted a rigorous cum- ‘paign to bring the'matter to a success in] issue. Petltlona have been clrcu~ lated extensively and signed and some of them bear not only the signatures but the endorsements of some of the best known taxpayers in the district. It is expected that there will be a large attendance at the meeting, no mutt-er what the condltiou of thawed- llher might be, and there will undOub— tedly be a large representational lad- ies present, many of whom while they may not be permitted to vole, yet will exert moral influence over the meeting if the campaign In conducted pmperiy on the floor of the meeting. mum GLORiOUB, -NOT GORY The gory Fourth, «let us hope is gone forever, Welcome its truly glorious successor-ma day of untold delights, pure sports and real fun. Willi base- ‘ball games without number, golf, tea» which there was healthy rivalry, with sultabih rewards to the victors. with the addresses, «fireworks and all the many other terms of public diversion the day has been robbed of its old- tllmo terrors and becomes one of the best holidays on the calendar. To those who gave up their time and men- cry and to those who kindly took direc- iefaotory, and to these citizens allelic rest of us are under dbllghti‘on. dial! to the new Il‘ourthimHai'tilord dour. ant. The semi—monthly meetinli jot , out lf-‘iayioft, lye. do“, i. 0 it. M, FIRE ESCAPE SCHOOL MEETING . «Curb & Giilter Réaet S Old Walks ReCovet-ed QGradlng, Excavating, Team Work RAYMOND BROTHERS CLEARANCE SALE SUMMER GOODS THE BETTER GRADE OF SUITS, SKJBTS, WAISTS. KIMO‘ N08, PETTIOOATS, PRINCESS SLIPB. . 2. PRICES TO ‘SUIT ALL. .SALE IN BOTH STORES; 3 The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House 515 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. Main St. South Norwalk ' fields; “‘not if the pictures of her are ’ that will stand for the things pro- “ i-WALL ITREIT NORWALK. PHONE 488. 0.15. Jacksgg Optician} Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free Turn to Wooden Flooring.“ The use of wooden flooring is on the increase in ltuiy, taking the place of the former extensive demand for mar- hie, tiling and cement. Oak. larch and pitch pine are mostly adopted. and but little. if any maple. birch or beach has been brought to the market. Not to Speak 0f. “Has anything ever been discovered on Venus?" asked the student of as- tronomy. "No?” replied the old pro- fessor, whose mind had slipped n. cos and transported him into mythological authontlc."——Chicago News. The Men of the Hour. ' The country is filled with reformers. But where is the man to be found posed by another faction aside from his own because It is everlasting” right‘i—Dea Moiues Capital. Where Tee in Eaten. w'l‘he tea grown in Burmah is almost entirely made into letpot (pickled tea) and eaten as a condiment. It therefore does not affect the world’s supply of tea fori’drinitiug, W What Would Her Heart. "Tell me.” he sighed-"tell me, beautiful maiden, what is in your heart?" The girl We him a look of icy disdain. and than vouchsafed the mouosyllable, "Bloodl" & Early It the ivoriee. James E. Zitek three months old. nlu, river and land sports, in all of‘ has tour teeth and is expected to be able to play the piano when two years oiling-Chicago Evening Post. M then, rennin must be more than .at- . ICE CREAM (THE BEST”. IN TOWN Havalvou rules 1111 We have our new machine working now and are making good ice cream. Our delivery servic‘3 to prompt. RUNDLE’S BAKERY NORWALK. . ; IAO‘T NORWALK. gill ' More Than That In Life.“ it would be a bad day for humanity it a man's debt to his fallow-men should come to be calculated sud paid solely in rates and taxes. W English anebbery. Many will open their puma to a so» ciety which has a countess for a pat- .ron, but will not help the poor neigh- her next door.~l..ondon mil. . W . choice Medina. rum is no doubt unit a good de- . ' 2‘ active slot-rill better than a hulnlove story or 11. president's Atohiaon ulcer. , , k W. charm Chem. . thinness i afraid of a. man; lyre. - w molester- he picked up his cot and smashed it taken were Mayor Harrison, two form against the door. turnkey. who found both men nearly unconscious, was restored here by midnight rebel odicers declared they bad situation well in hand and that no out two days would be required to fell break was probable. lng made up preparatory to sending the majority of troops southwest along the Mexican northwestern and away from the border. ment in The Sentinel. CUCUBMERS, . . . . . . 20 NORTH MAIN ST. er ma) ore Hempsteud Washburn an Fred A. Busse; two fotmer Unit States Senators, William E. Mason and Albert J Hopkins; mele than f: , score of judges, as many prominent manna. July 8,—Complete order.'lawl‘€‘!‘8 of Chicago and several min-,2 and isiers of the gospel. The attorneys? the for the defense intimated that at lens This brought the ORDER RESTORED 'IN JUAREZ. Trains were poi the depositions. TEXAS MAYOR been. SAN ANTONIO Tex" July 83'“ an Callahan, 14 times elected mum; . San Antonio, and serving in that old Money well invested—an Advertise died early today, after an illne two weeks. fSaturday Specials two for So wax on GREEN same, perquart loo1 Nice PINAPPLES ‘ . each to. Home onowu Plane, 11.11 Peek. at. TOMATOES, RADI8HE18, RHUBARB. STRAWBERRIES. UNITED GROCERY COMPAN such 0 eon-no .- Del-cap eel .nnunouo- lee-I. cello... The constant aim of The Sentinel is to have its advertising columns as honest and reliable as its news space. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any adver—' , tising that is misleading, exag- aerated, untruthful or dishon eat, any more than it will prim ’ a news item which is not a thentlc, bet some and late
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