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IR101N WORKER COMFORTABLE. 1
To {all any test and live, not to 1
mention having sustained a broken' 5
arm seems remarkable. Harry Beck- 3
er of Waterloo. Wis, 11 stluctural iron
worker on the new R it d'tank did
this very" thing yesterday and is rest-
lng comfortaibly at the hospital this
afternoon.
$6 00 Gloves
‘ 350 Gloves at
5011 Gloves at. .
750 (31011911 at. 5613
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$131.25 Gloves at .1.-.1....1 871:1
E K BANKS *SIEOGlovesaL. 1.1.11
"i‘ $1.73ILGloves alt. ... ........ :Hggg
Muhlcksmo Hotel Black 3%; $20 move“, a ’
$2.50 Gloves at ................ $1.75
3M“ ”"m'" 5300 Gloves at $3.19
WM’F’S‘ [$3..1OGloies at ...... 4T
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South Norwalk Store
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(lc Bats at
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast .fgr Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair and continued cool weather to-
night and Sunday. tolowed byshow-
ers Sunday night or Monday morning.
The area of high pressure that was
central over the upper Mississippi
Valley yesterday morning is now cen‘
tral over the lake region. It is pro-
0‘ V: ducing cool, pleasant weather in the
northern sections from the Mississippi
river eastward to the coast. 'A few
light scattered showers Were reported
from Colorado northeastward to Iowa.
and a slight disturbance central over
{Florida is producing unsettled weather
on the South Atlantic coast. Condi-
tlions favor for this vicinity t'air
' weather 1with moderate temperature.
probably followed by showers Sunday
night or Monday.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: , Low, 66; high 76.
Partly cloudy.
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No meeting of the Bridge Construc-
tion committee was held last evening.
~Soit and Still Hats. O’Brien's.
C L. Barker has returned to Nor-
walk alter a vacation trlp taken in a
specially constructed camping outfit
‘ Barker truck.
——Mr. Property Owner, are you go-
ing to build. make improvements, al-
terations or repair? it you intend to
erect a house or burn, get our price.
We are the bungalow men of your
town. Phone l062. St. John and
Keyser.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Smith of
Wilton avenue. have returned from
No weeks spent at (‘ompo Bench.
Both are well tanned and have a line
time no report. Mr. Smith, the South
, Norwalk representative of The Senti-
nel will resume his duties on Monday
morning.
We”
“Elaborate preparations are. being
made to make the lawn fete to be
held upon Trinity Church arounda
.inly 301b, tho'iireateat success in the
history of the church. "
LAt Groonu harms the Beachuido inn
is doing u big business in serving
shore dlnnoru to automobile parties.
and the address of Manager Davis of
the inn in this branch“ of the business
has warranted him in making a one
cinlty of it. on Friday ovenlngs the
inn is especully busy, and Friday is
becoming well known there an Auto
mobile my.
HI! WAY. ,
' "Well, mom." said the sympathetic
neighbor the any otter the funeral, "i
with the limit now?"
"Not him, sir." said
V'Blttln' the angel. with tile hot-oh
mentor hiI nu
Willllll Hill lli illll
Trouble in the Mutual Hal Com-1
' the was maria.
a hurry. The law tenured, it is to
nortod.1\"1ivo our notice before A
. Sufficient to
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the widow.
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301‘. RR 810001001108
pany, oi Norwalk Over Aileg.
ed Illegal Meeting
Peculiar actions, which appear to
the smaller Stockholders as an at1
tempt to freeze them out of their hold-
ings in the Mutual Hat Company, oi
Norwalk, are now in the Works and
only the dogged perseverance on the
part of these small holders, has
far saved for them their interests in
the incorporation. it is stated that an
illegal stockholders meeting was fore
stalled last night before it was held,
by one of the minority holders who
smelled a rat, as it were. "
Through a little financml difficulty
the Mutual Hui Company allowed it-,
self to be somewhat taken in by theE
commission merchants {with whomf
they have been doing business, thei
Tenney. Hills 8: Hall Company of New 1
York city. The story goes, according.
to a member of the company, that the [
merchants ordered a large stock of1
goods and when they did not sell all
they refused to pay for the unsold one3
as was their right, they claim. This
put the local factory in a. bud sort of
'way financially, and they were forced
to borrow from the merchants for a
time in order to make out the payroll.
This difficulty kept growing little
by little until several times
merchants. With this good hold on
the local company the Now York con-
cern is said to have seen in the straw
hat shop quite a little
which they mlsht easily acquire. Con»
sequently approaches to the majority
stockholders; were made with good no»
suit and favorable predictions. 'l‘hP
merohuuiu commoucod lending stock
of interior material at oxhorhliunt
prices. no the story goes, and thus tun-
tbor pruclpliullng the but company in-
to the pit.
Now, when the debt bud 1111011 up.
the merchants Maw where they might
get the company turned over to them
in lien on failure or payment or the
amount due. it. in said that they at»
tempted this in an illegal way.
This action would leave the smaller
stockholders in the hole and they have
balked.
ing of the stockholders on short no
This was thwarted in
awokhoidoro meetinu.
nurthe meeting in“ not held. ,1.
:‘TM unicorn at the company are:
mouthwash N. 1111111.
'i‘reunureiw-Admn Echmtdt.
“oratory-«Mr. 1mm.
roofs 111111. ,
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so,
money?
was borrowed from the commiuulon3
at of old‘ '
D g ’ We have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
Last night no 1111111111.. not a much
We above, with William Jowatt and
lineman A. shelter, are the heaviest
or lift cover style.
~
which Means a Savmg 0f 20%“
*. . . to you.
Our line of 11111111111111 ore allot well known makes, such as
The White Mountain, Leonaid Cleunablo. McKee and Macs.
are economical users of ice, made on strictly sanitary lines, in por~
. oelaln white enamel. zinc and galvanized linings, in either apartment
They
A J Collins St“ C.0
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V A GOOD THING SELDOM “HAPPENS."f
'IT MUST BE MADE TO “HAPPEN."
My business and the confidence of my customets didn't come
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by chance
11011 of fair treatment.
I've built them up very caletully. on the solid founda-V
My rule is to give every customer not only
the tall treatment he’s entitled to,- but it possible, a little better.
That’s the way Ive made my business, and that a how I intend
to keep it
Fair dealing always. and a little better if I can.
It
makes us new friends and keeps our old friends with us.
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in 1111s minds of its custom-
ers—«Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Wmuummom
WALKS
Concrete, Cement, Flag
(“Curb 8. Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
(llGrading, ExCavating, Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
”WM”...
‘ deuce division follows closely the re
_ bio.
The New lliaven road is to tour-
trunk and dummy its line between '
Boston and Providence. Work that
will be started very soon is to cost
nearly 37 ,000,000. A little over 42 mil-
es 0! track involved in the Job and
111311111... two years will be required to
compete it.
11Deilnite announcement oi.‘ the New
'Huvens plans on the Boston Provt
port that the 1161111 11110 elootrlfy 11111
whole system at a cost upward of $100:
000,000. ‘N'ewsof the Bostouimprovo
mant seems to corob‘orate the report
the big job. ‘
~ The Bostoanrovldence division has
‘only a small bit of four-tracking now.
‘From Boston to Raudville and then in
'rtho town or Attleborough such track-
ing exists. The division contains the:
worst grade on the line from Boston
to New York. 'Sharon hill has a two!
mile incline exceeding} percent.
ln‘tho improvement will be the ad
dition of two tracks for several miles.
the reduction at Sharon hill 1111111111
elimination of several grade crossings
beside the electrification. -
Beside this the Boston South ter
minal is to be electtifled. At first it
was believed that the underground
loop, which has been ‘idle since. the '
South «Station was 1built could be util-
ized. This has not been foundifeasi-
The plan is to equip with electri-
city goveral of the tracks of the Prov-
idence division.
Lack of coal handling facilities near
South Station has led the New Haven
to erect a big powerhouse on the south
grand of the division, in the vicinity of .
ll’rovidence. Engineers have found it
i practical to handle the whole division
; from that point. just. as the New York-
! New Haven section Is to he handled
il'rom the powerhouse at Cos Cob.
The entire electrification is.to be
E with overhéud wires and single phase
alternating current. This is the sys:
tom that is used on the lower end 01‘
lilio road and is now being pushed
ilrom Stainiol'd to New Haven.
'1 The proposition is to 'be financed
Ethrough abund issue. The Masadobw
i Optician
1O. B. J ackson
u WALL nag?
NORWALK.
PHONE m.
i Everything in the Optical Line
’ Eyes Examined Free
1 1 elect riflcatoiu.
: setts legislature, at its last session, 1111'
ithorued the Boston and 'l’rovidenoe
iaorporation to issue $3,000,000 in” 11,13
éper cent. 75 year 'bonds. This issue
Ewill be reduced to between $6,500,000
and $7,000,000, the amount estimated
'as the cost of the Bostbul’rovidenbe
This bond issue will be secured or
mortgage to cover also the $2,170 000
outstanding bonds of the Prmident‘e
r.oud It will be guaranteed by the
flow Haven which will make a small
iannuul sinking fund contribution to
cancel the issue shortly after the ex-
.‘piration of the Providence lease in
again in peace and comfort.
Riven ”eraser
“T1. Moyer Automobile
The car that takes you any distance and brings you back
1913 MODELS
Now Ready for Demonstration at Our Garage.
OSCAR H. ”BANKS.
Telephone 681-3
NORWALK. CONN.
310117.
' Plans for the electrification and for
lthe bond issue probably will not be
settled before the annual meeting 01‘;
the Boston and Emblems stockhold {
}ers in October. The whole job may be1
iiinluhed before the end or lill3.
GREENWICH CAR KILLS BOY.
Automobile Runs‘
Over Child in Worcester.
WORCESTER, Mass, July 27.—
Wlth 11 view to fixing the responsibili-
Nolson B. Mead'n
~_.. “cut—hem
”o.-
to for the accident, the coroner is to-
duvinvostlgatiug the donih. yesterday
NDRWALK.
ICE CREAM 1
THEtlBEST IN TOWN
HAVE YOU TRIED IT?
IAO‘I’ NORWALK.
afternoon. allow your old .krtliur'Mur-
FOR
din. Takes
an «111— rap.
1‘ Hugh P
1 ~30”! I and also for
loyacf Ii us,chick‘cn houses. Can’
um. A poml bdnp' it.
two 250
Danbury’
PlnS. (ii We
South Main St
m*.fi-J____
hick, 4 1. wide Ind in ion I1: from 8 to 1611.
. And: for an)” and 1111111111111; what Compo‘Board la and its that!
L L ENSWORTH 8t SON, 340- 50 Front St.,Hartford. Conn
Lamp 11‘ R E 11,111.10
LiVer and StOmach
Votes with. each and every;
purchase of the above.
The CLIFFORD PHARM ACY 3:
BUNGALOWS and
SUMMER COTTAGES
Line the walls and «11111;. with (tempo-Board. Better
than plum and more economical. Warmer in winter ’
1.111.111. Summer. 3113
to put on; nail- rl too then!
spar. pa at or 1111111111111. 1 will”?
Safer against firewall Fire Underwriters
garages, atom c rooms, store window ,1
twarp orcrsc. Compo-Board is x.“
Boxes of
s Kidney;
will give 50 .000
., South Norwalk
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OLD DOM
Short {Sea Trips. Delight
OLD .PQINT COMFO
and WASH
New York to
Hot and Cold Sea Water 111111111
Telegraph System.
w. L. WOODROW. Traffic Mgr.
tin, who was run over by an munmo
bile owned and driven by Nelson B.
.Vloud of Greenwivmh Conn. Mead was
‘g’olug south along Main street when
young Martin darted from the side
walk with a peach in his hand. just
missed colliding with a horse and
Moud tried to stop his car, but the lor-
ward mudguard struck the lad. knock
ml him down and tho whet-thinned ow
or his boy. 'l‘beJorco oi’ the blow
caused the boy to atrlke the hack of
.‘hla bond with such force on the pave-
,515 Main 81.. 3111111111.
The Paris Cloak 8t Suit House
33 80. Main 81., South Norwall:
them loft on hand.
, aided caving.
monoton- roan sustain eon ,
Think what you have in this clearing sale.
Baits. Dresses. Goats. skirts. Wainta over into the neat season. We
pretax-to close out what we have loit wt 11 tom minor than have
The woman shrewd enough to More ahead
and invest a dollar whom it will do the most toad Will Iii one» mod"
nine in thin otter the opportunity to supply her clothes needs at a do-
Wo will curry no ,
ment that the ukull was crimbod like
an eughholl.
Maud went to tho police station, but
was told he could go, but to be on
hand when the immontooum up 111111
fora Judge “01on in Control District
Court. WithMMead in the car were
William F‘. Day. hllkanah Mead, Fl. 13111»
all or {irouuwioh
HDADLEV ROUND! UP DRUG
CLERKG.
As a revolt of the rigid inspection
or the drug stores of Waterbury. which
has been completed or County Health
‘ Widsr'Gsrlown ill Handler. tour Wan
boilers the on: court. in’ that city,
, churned with falling to fashion . th-
1111‘ or poisons. '
in 11111 lil‘nlfllfllllfi or the 01:03
atom or wot/minty. Mr.
round 13
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dodged in front of the big touring ear ’
ohor Mead and Norman 1‘. Reynolds. , ,
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Now1
ing ‘busiueasmlulverti
8.1.. lienedicl, Agent.
Pleasure and Rest to
out charge. Steamers are all equipped
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT 3 P. M.
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 25, North River.
Foot of N Moore St. New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin Sendfor illustrated Pamphlet.
‘ Extend your terr'itorl and your prollis.
lord delivery car will bring you new 11111111101111.“
keep you in closer touch with the Uld"'-lllt‘li?iint3
your delivery. otlioloncy wrlooxeuue y'oui 110111 of do-
INION' LINE
1111 Week {Ends Adoraingfl
RT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND ‘
INGTON. D. C.
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and rS-S
thrn including meals and berth $14
Richmond or WashingtOn. D. 0.. a re-
turn including meals and berth
ON 0. D. STEAMERS $15
can be procured on Steamet
with
I
with:
the United Wireless
J. J. BROWN, Gen'l Passenger Act.
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08 South Main St
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