P’s, Gene in will he ‘ at ‘ , ‘
H" 30mg ”H, HQ“ . have: mum th9 ordinal“ ”my tor the W Sheen
_ Miss Gertrude it Hate ‘ " ‘ ‘ We shall chmhbohuo to: soon and women in our new M
“ street. Norwelk. . , " V ‘- statewide!» Is in the mosses construction opposite Hoyi’ll onus, . . .
Announcement was made yams, ' Th“ “W In. Douala" also” will also he carried dor- men and i ‘; ‘
chat Roman H, Hcyn has taken over mm“ “ , ,
the interests of. the him—awn“ Com-
. noisy and rented the Hotel Schonloy ‘ GeorgeKee'er’s ShoeStofe H H .
tor A long term of years. taking nos-
, session at once Mr Hem dor the last * ‘ 15:9 waShillgtofllstl'eet Bridg?
. twelve months has been the active
manager of this hwotel during which , . .‘ " . ‘ “‘3 T“ '
time he hasmade many driends. ‘ ._ ‘ . peela i H— ummer a e
While it is Mr. Heyns plan to con-
. - . increase in the average speed oi."
tinue the. refinement that has domlr “Ml-“flu" WARE ARBHMENIS any - . ' ~
nat‘edthe hotelan’d to iputdn practice ”mug” and r-mi‘ht mm m the ’ Ladies HTaIIOI'ed Tan, Pongee and
Nortvelk's s‘LeadiHngH Dry Goods HStore
8 dad ii Gazette Building. Nonvelk. Connectidut
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past six years. There surely is nOth-V
‘H _ . f H many or the .best European ideas, yet N L .
‘ . . , 303‘: 11:6 $223153; gggogegfmaiggg; “EARL BY Billiiiliiiil 135d: “idlttlhd’ltdli "$5“ 55 ‘Wlllte Serge and Black Silk ‘ BARGAINS IN
‘ [SE MEN “W" “° “‘9' °° “‘8 “in“ “l $.10 no. maps... as. there has Linen Suits " ’ , Coats " INFANTS,
, ,‘ 4:11:32] legitiiiittiiiurvgfl‘ia'be give to Raiir08d8 Try to Show That Efl' been. a gradual increase in .troinloads, " - . ‘ . SU MM E R
. ‘ ,..H. . . . . n . . ’ ' .
Wears daily putting In C08! transient trade. ipublic functions. coii- glneors "lib“? "M “I Have 31:13? all]: figefiiffdhzi 5;?” :23: ‘ At prices that mean a SUb' Marked down to prices that ‘ COATS ‘
" ‘ ‘ veniions and social events, and many f“ , ' ' ‘ - ‘ . stsntial Savin for our will clean them out uick. ~
”me Of our large“ CllStO- features will be maintained that will IIIGI'BBSO In Pay ‘ the increase is about 40 per cent. The g y q - .
. . . , . engineers Wages have not increased Vacation Trip. .,
who have f0!68lght. and be special), attractive to the “mm in the same ratioyand it could hardly ‘
. ~ life of Pittsburg. Mr. Heyn had a . MANHATTAN BEACH, N, Y., .luly .
like“) get such things out very wide experience in London, Paris 23.41—Tho‘ Arbitration Commission, to rswfipigzeintey would for the iol.H NEW ARRIVALS IN BATHINC SUITS
‘ and Monte Carlo .before taking the decide whether the Eastern railroads “with a: "ir' t d and of we e
my‘during the Summer, (management of Shepherd's Hotel in are to increase the wages of locomo- Moraine“ :nd igzgasegmopefaung :1. _ F01” womén, misses and children. A complete assortment of Bathing Suits and Caps.
‘ ,, ‘_ Cairo, Egypt. where he was for live live. engineers some $7,600,000 annuai- i id t 1 ll bills—iii
Md for US [0 get Coal years prior to coming to Pittsburg. 13!, today resiimed sessions, when rail- panties no on to u crew- i s
1 . . . Not only will] the concerts on the load ohicials began the full presenta- cost as the road ”at of Ch “go
will! WI" It be When Scheniey lawn ‘be continued but Mr tion of their case about three million dollars per an-
2 ' ‘ ' num. With reference to full crew
Heyn has arranged to .give this com Last week was taken up with a pro
. bills the railroads get no benefit at
log winter a. series of five Schenley limlnary presentation of the railroads all from them. The third hraheman The Beers Meat &
“Was” a n- a A n’: 1' ml- ' ninja”. alo'n’-,'al
an- -i‘\vn .. u c. with.war‘n‘u\n\‘\‘\-\‘\‘xu‘xnx“ :'\:\= 3
9i. smashed 1868 ‘ Established 1868
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icomek 681'] and 8V0id the recitals in which the most prominent case and the full presentation of the
' . . , , on these trai s or o no service . .
, y artists will appear. other events on engineers arguments {or an increase. and it simplynmghe: Lirnsliloy'ment for . PfflViSion 1.00 E3) . ..
usual in character will take place A careful analysis ofihe demands.‘mother man. H 13 [5 M ,-\ rie er & ‘ 0
this fall and‘ next spring. The social presented by the locomotivsengineers “The very large expense incident to ' ‘ am Street, Norwalk yyyyy o _ .
, ‘ . functions already booked fill“ this Win- ShOWB that they are demanding: the installation of the various safety 22 West" Washington St, South ~ ‘- .
\u W‘i-~-\‘\-~-l.._\-.- tor are twice as many in number as (1) The adoption of the mmdmeiapplinnces r-e uired 1y Congress to v . West Washington Street
. “ ‘" ""“'""' "" ”" " " " dl that wages and rules of service shall: q i ' . Norwalk
‘- m We“ “3 years. which the railroads do not take ex-
be standardized throughout the east-' i caption—we think they are a good Phone at Both Stores
ONE WEEK cm ieri‘liOl‘V. ithlng we are in favor of the safety
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of a Sentinel classified ad. will give ( ’ The adaption Of certain stand ‘alipliances yet they cost money
. 3 aid intcs of La} and certain standsld . ' s i f d
i‘ .‘ n in o orailn I
you a good Che to or replies to answer. rules of SQYVMCE‘ chsuliiug in increased A d‘ other increases p g peCia 0r 0 3y
;:: BRACKEN :3 ~
‘ ‘ . Get the Used (canal or landlord you omlonsaiion to the, “81M?” expenses in the way of increased
can. ‘ . . prices iox maleiials and supplies. C 1
3) The adoption 0f the 1m“ Me} "A glance at this sltuuiiou will dem- hopped BBEf 12/20
I D 'x‘ t Wh. - ‘”“'"”"‘”“” "'M "" "'" thatlocomotiveengiuocrs shall have 0 ‘ 1 ti ti
. . h iii 1‘ ha' i) .
.. . aln y lte “ H W 1'] .0 the right io‘bpeinte the motile power c2:{igniedmwnheartei‘ff(5:1loliseSISf: Shoulder Steak 121/21:
Shoes ~ E ' El .
“'h‘" it 3“ change from Steam to tion and are today so coiifronted. The
,ior Women and
Refrigerators
eleciiiciiy or other motive power. and items of wages
5
1 . 1 ii i full creu laws surely
SHOES that “jam. sen W aha i ’6 governf— appliances. materials and supplies aie . . . ,
. cd is ilk schedule cover lli-, rates 9 inflexible No economiis (an be ex ThlS [S Your
We really wan to treat you right pay and rules of scrvice in steam ser posted in that direction.
“a," an, Uri-'1" ./.v, -r'
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' We want to give you shoes that are vice "The only flexible item that the “ '
Chlldren perfectly comfortable. that are «sum ‘4) TlistHlommotlve engineers shall railroad managers could see was one 0 oft nit ' ‘
lish, that will wear to your entire have. the “gm to 01’8”“! electric mithai would produce greater operating pp u y! ‘
, Bu k k. sansmcjflom muleiiplo unit {trains Ovation choksllfzfomcicncy, and the only available one The remainder of our Summer 'liil ;
‘ C S In or . on .r “9°“ 3 9‘ m r“ s or ‘0 s ' "vou might say was to mow the ion ' i
H. i b' . I . ,0 lei-e . - . _v . . linery will he sold at COST, as we ,-
1 Mo Josem & sons {2;}; ?D:Rhi: r" Tia}?! “31:15!“ u'age in lslger train . units. In doing will'carry no stock over ... gt .
canvas TW° Stores. *e g ' a e e b“ L 3‘ this and increasing ouriisin load we This includes a complete line oi "‘ ‘
195 Washington Bridge. 1 Benton St. . cohipnuics. [hale been able to mm“, the tlnlnlthe latest Outing Hats.
OXfOde, Pumps, l Ha Eizjzziglondze ggmaahssoigfrmigazg,H miles m handle a given Mum“ Andi Remember our stock is all new. . , if:
. » r g ‘ the engineers have. vi'c i’e‘el‘, enjoyed ‘ ,
High Shoes , _ . .. lshieers as above Set 1'0”“ “1’0“ "‘9 their full share of the economies that The “(Dimes Mliliflefy ‘3' . ' '
, BUY l giound that 93‘3“” rates 0f 1“” Hare have resulted, as we have had io/take 3 Monroe street. . x . . ' . . . .
' . inn] and liberal, that existing rules or . care of all these other things as well i = . ‘
In a“ the Latest 2 . :8”?in hearhsome 13‘8”?" ito local as the wages of this1 engineers and V -..... ‘ 8 To 01088 Ollt, 2070 discount on every
p icon tons, ' M 5m“ "d 2'“ on def other employee Last Call The last mo weeks cl 9 f I , ‘
MOdelS i , _ , ledher rat-es or pay or rules 0f son 03 ‘We know that the capital invested our Removal Sale 1 one 0 our (38 BOXES. A Large f; i
lare not justified by conditions, and in our properties is not getting anyi A SHOE SENSATION
Ringling; 3922332112313: entitled ... me than u Mme”,- as some]. mm 33,3;ngfilthlgssagfggg. .r Assortment of the Lennard Cleanable
' as much in mm) 03895. “MCI! is pert- cause of this drastic action. is the ab- ‘
i in signing the railroads side of the 13' indicated bi noting the operating solute necessity of effecting a posi- RBffingatOIS. also a flumbBT'Of other
House. B. A Worthington, president of ratio oiihose roads ten years ago andlme clearance oi all our Ladies. ‘ "
. Hlthe Chicago and Alton Railroad said: iodiiv, as the operating ratio at theHGents', Misses and Children'sShoe-s m. v we“.known makes at a saving of
. make room for car waters and build-
ln nearly over) instance standard present time is slightly higher. The‘ ers who will 8°01)le here to tear
The B.Hershiield&Son C0. “"1”“ will have the effect “f ““1““ proportion that is being paid to labor down the buildings. Coming in it does ‘» 20 per cent.
““3 “ "e“ heaxy burden on a "‘3” is some considerably higher. it has llust M tile ielght of t: a season, just
TM. 294 122 Water It. weak road. increased the warm“ mm two per at the begiunl g or vacation time
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i “The railroads claim that the exisi- om Therefore. we. know that out 0‘1““ when you 0“ used the 800°“ SpeCIal RCdUCthnS on Brass
fl: __ .. . this great sale with its almost unhe-
t" “ "“"““‘ “‘\“ m. 3 ”“5 “ages are fa” and “hm” 8“” such dflllm taken ’ln 0? out Of 6801‘? :liovahle values will attract ihousuuds‘
rob-— - ...—z. I ..
7 THE HIDDEN GOLD. i ' i ‘
i Once a Miser found a lump of gold, M) Worthington, because railrisd 6011M 01’ operating ”WOW“ that “'9‘ 0’ appreciative buieis. and M" “m“; i and Iron BBdS, Mattresses andH
‘ ,which he hid in a cave, and would or 'emmoies “9 as well If “0‘ better have been able to biin about labor a now elmh "1 the apparel hiSlOI'Y 'f
(Nissan EATINGGRAPES: HE'S! ien \iBil ii. to slam mer iris riches paid than labor in owe: employments has had “8 m“ mmng 50“)“ WNW! and "0111‘” BY a“
. ‘ . 1‘ Soon the gold was siolcn and heiElnglueers (onstltute the highest bald NW.“ means attend this Carnival of HBar- S ‘ Sp gs
TALKING lN BUNCHES. .124” 10‘ng) Hamelrmg' when a “lsejclass of employers in the railroad “I. ~-- gains. Dent hesitate or delay. - i U "n H
‘. ‘. . . . ii In so “ sis is a stone to put in; . - '
W119 (omes home to dinner and its place. As long as you keep it hid ,vic-e . DEAIHS AND H’NERAls MAX. LEVY’S 1 S. C Sh C d‘t I
file. ‘. Moral: Don‘t keep lom home iii of lid) in favor of the engineers l:: ' a or ’ [B l erms
SOUTH NORWALK
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:3 A liberal discount for cash, and lib-
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or rags and best prices {0i
as; in the line of junk, 5'? Ave. TEL South Narmikisineem The 1910 adjustment of en w" a “u” “f M‘ddlemwn' “"1 the
s flhiisineas l h .
ind loves the can man t for the past. two years without rotest She “all very prominent in gangrega- ’ .
her guéiness. y g S“ t WI ‘untll the issue raised at his Um:- '-tionsl church “”019“ here ‘ Secondhand iurniiule and stoves
«Carpets. Ranges. Stoves and mom“, Hm, as he pays highest ditions of service then prevailing last evening, aged shoot 42 years. She 13“" w'me'" 3" 7% 410
where they get the best prices ‘ Since that time there has been no in is survived lay a husband who it, is re- 5-“
a lunkman talking in ibunch’es den ii is 01 the same value." “The existing differential in “16 rate
. 109 WASHiNGTON ST... BRIDGE H
,th d0 N011 havé to- dispute leied lip \lil‘h “3919355 limit. when against the conductors ngowing outH
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oral terms on credit. ,.
912. igineers' wages was made excepting in‘ daughter of Linus (3°9- for a number
.- ‘. , bought and exchanged
lowest prices. U Also buys and sells socond- lianilod crease in risk or~rosponsibilltg or phy. ported in in Jail. Funeral paniiculars
ff . CONNEALLY 3:
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Tel. 363-4
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Mrs. 0. Vincent Coffin. i
"MioDLETown. July 23.--Mrs. 0., ‘
Vincent Coffin, wife oi i’oriuci Gover- H J,“
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noose to Wm. Eitron, of 35: .e s an o as
.‘ ' ' . ‘diflerentlai iheretoi’ore existing for a no: Collin, died “t 1‘" home he” to
loot East Norwalk, wh ,
ii: 7'. _ 0 Dale G YOURDISKY number of vein-s in favor of the on day in hei; seventi seventh yeui. She
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'? “Hy “Wm?“ Tel' “1‘" B S W» itwo railroads involved subsequent to 399m" 319' "Wham! She 1““ a 303v artistic. onod. sti‘ona and automation! “ duced pnces' see our con-eh Ham.
ilhe adjustment with the conductors Seward 00mm 0‘ Albany, N Y Mr. , , “" l ' ' s
e “re to Con.isnd ti‘ninmen. The engineers have and Mrs. Collin oelebrnted their golden ulture at economical pmflflnfiflfi“ , [“3038 we are now Oifemlg- {01' 6.98”
iman 10"“ the young lad)“ worked under the existing differential nodding anniveisaiy on June 28. 1908. don't believe it come in and see.
is business“ b to: l I l _ tor 10.84 per cent. at which time lull H THIG l8 IDEAL WEATHER"
vimarrled they, will need For meet“: lislisrgflfolitth‘;: 111:3, “abgfim i consideration was given to all the con- Noriivalk died at tho '\orwaik hospitall
(or bathing and swimming and
you will iind bore idem Bathing
suits,
\‘HlTiiul give you lo a pound fol rags, and
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p _ Go Carts and Carriages at speCial rc-
3’ a specialty, and he 5 th‘ee of four instances, on the titty-H. of years sheriff oi Middlesex Countl-
’ will marry - "Lnglucois wages increased in 1910 ‘ "
their business. ! R Ale and a M": Mi” Warren- L I [1 kg L l‘1
. ppmximately 34 044,230 ier annum,
to: will mairy them. ' x er 1 “ Mrs. Mary Warren of Water sinner. M GutkOW'HSky 00 {1 00 00
You can save money. i cont ad
veriise anything that I cant make
g.ood have you 20 to 40 per “m‘i
. . : . Now I will prove to you schliis
lower. Reading. selling 8X~dividell(i, zMiiwsnkoo Beer for 31.50 case. 2h
business. ‘
, . _ furniture sioal labor fof Highs infividual engineer will ‘be announced later. made a slight sale. as did Amnigamat- :gigéesszflt fidnaivsm 11311333? $2.00 to 04.00.
__ on an o o t r r l m - ‘ - . '
Rs Alexander either (yin account giiitivtthe mgist): ((1); Mi" Mary ‘ “m“ L ' ed and Union Pacific ” ‘ 'lntgrlaogoj saoggmspomz “xii“ iinw’ 1 Soil. comfortable. easy till-ills
. . H . . , ,r. . ‘ pore oars, vans as o. no a ' . Inr silo m n . Bill:
as, Nomslk. Conn. 7"? 355'2- ‘~ ‘ 21 Rlymond 8t. engine: (2). the speed oi trains, or (it) Miss Marl Pecos died at Fairhold WALL STREET 11 a.m ”more" bio Cream Ale. Glasses and Flanagan Shirts in so o rt 6 i ,
the loading or trains" . .4wyesierdsy Miss Poses is quite well in heaviness was shown 1 if} m A] 3110 one Don't tarsal silk and linen, mildl'ml, sic.
, n th rot "’1 °
The spokesman for the railroads known in (Norwalk and her manciri heir when Steel. 9“, Paul and $333“ our wines,'I-ort, sherry and \inscaij’oi , ”~00 to .3 .00.
.. , o l.. Iwrtli 1.50. Thi
also said i'i‘here more 2.098 locum-Humans. wui’mourn no; domino. The M Pacino decline“ ppm “an. m, fii‘wfiw ”film: Mn ”gm m m; . 0“ny Shnwkntt and “are;
‘ this. purchased mm the' la‘g‘t ad1u5t4Hfllilel'ai services will lie held in the, .
i edit and M era was on (our and no lam islit Whihhi‘ss‘ irom 2. iii) .
. merit With the engineers for the hits, Riverside Cemetery Chanel on Wed- “it? 9“,:er and P1!“ ’2 . ii q“Bgfl‘sndiiiii. Henna-ox xxxx. :175. WW1" “05"!"va
twa roads; only 68 of these some”. holiday at to. m. , . item no, u We reach Brandy, 85o: ~ ‘
iwers oi the Mallet or douhleenlins' - . . ‘ , " , ‘ ”“03”"? 3mm" 75‘” . 59m“ 25° to “75'
‘t , d M , ,H ‘ ‘ _‘ ‘ v 3‘ . ,, Brenda. 850. About 50 more other i.
yie. 3“ "1°“ "Mi “'36 1"" »: « _ ‘ , . 9b as ivhislties, brindle: and chr-
' :icliased 101' helperiservioe; 2” w o , ' ‘7 l ' ‘ ‘ . ‘ )1. , .. ‘H ugh“ mg {m numgmu' Hi0 mu: 1‘
line Miitiido typo 81in doses as) . , " ' , , ' I , . ‘ , ’ ‘ on will guarantee to save you . ,
~ . . ‘. ‘ “ ' , 25s in ovuyioottls not}
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