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“frALKlNo lN BUNCHES.
Charlie comes home to dinner and
finds a juukmun talking in hunches
to‘ his wife. ,
45'Mary. whv do you have to dispute
Trill}! these Junkmen when you can
send-a postal to Wm. Eirmn. oi 36
Eel-t street, East Norwnik, who pays
:10 a th. for rags and best prices for
everything“ in the line of junk.
7 either beds. a specialty. and he
doesn't. have any disputes. Tel. 441.”
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Separate Chairs
,roi every corner of the house are
«hero iii wide variety. A full line at
.‘ybtiml'ortuhle. well made and stylish
Furniture:
.roohduhsiid lurniture and stereo
with and exchanged.
Gutkowsky
will continue throush‘ Alienate» work
'3 train New York lots last night. and
' district attorney Moses that "Gib the
'tiBlood." and ”Letty Louie" wore hiding
‘, 22 West Washington St, South
or .nvostinating the ritosanthallnurdor
.am.WQm‘zmiiwtmblmg‘rm. '
. More W_ thtumd.
AUBURN. N; 1mm!!- dawA report
purporting to emanate from assistant
hear Auburn. caused unusual police ac—
tivity and this morning an arrest was
made that soon caused the rumor that
one at the two missing gunmenwas
captured. The police admitted having
taken a stranger, well dressed. as he
was about'lto board the six o’clock
west hound train on the New York
Central. A well dressed companion
was with him and when .omcers Con
coran and Sawyer went toward them
both ran. One was captured and the
other escaped. Chief Bell is seeking
the tugitive. The prisoner was lock-
ed up. 'iHe gave the name of DOran.
and claimed to be a. restaurant Work-er
on his way irom OsWego to Geneva.
He had a batch of mail sent from
Points in Central New York.
CAMDEN, N. J.,‘Aug. 3.———A‘ man
team to answer to the description 0!
“Matty Louie" in connection with the
'Roscnthal murder in New York, was
arrested today by three Camden de-
tectives soon alter he had applied for
work at the yard of the New YOrk
Sipbullding Company.
After the examination the Camden
police said the man resembled a pic.
ture of “Lefty Louie" but that he told
such a straight story of himself that
they are doubtful if he is the man
wanted. The police said they intend to
hold him until they hear trim the
New York police.
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The registrars of voters held their
advertised session yesterday alien
noon in the second and third districts
and registered voters for the caucuses
and primaries. Quite a large number
not voters took advantage of the oppor-
tunity to get they names in early.
'The next session uiili‘”l)‘ewv-heid.ou the
81h inst. i
at Cost
Practical Ladies' Tailoring.
Dressmaking . and Remodeling.
A complete line of Humim Hair
Goods.
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe Street.
The Beers Meat. 8r
Provision Co.
|l3 -» 15 Main Street,
Norwalk
Norwalk
Phone at Beth Stores
I
Reduction
WALK-OVER OXFORDS, ALL
STYLES AND SIZES.
M. Josem & Sous
Two Stores. .
195 Washington Bridge. 1 Boston Bi.
Mk...” "w...— w I-
‘Be Sure to Con-
sult with
i R. Alexander
before you sell your rage. rubbers.
metals. .papel~s,.telltllcr beds rind unto-
mobilo tires all he pays highest
prices. .
rhino buys and nails seconildlnnded
iurultulle. .
‘ R. Alexander
"platinum at. Till. m
V' sits on or before Monday. August
Sill, 19.12. will be credited iyvith ‘ '
r "interest from Augilsti '
South NOW
Tel. awe. 3. 21 Finylpend St.
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Sartngs
alas tor Friday and» Saturday
‘ “‘Dol-tor Worth's" cushion solo shoes. stamped “some $5.00. 42.80 .
."W' L. Dunstan? anionic but! chose, solely a tow ‘ styles ‘ loft.
‘ MM’“‘00I 6&5", find "M o I a o e o‘I e a“: .3. o L n n. no I) o e o s ft 4133‘
Men‘s enforce. odd sinus and styles. worth 82.50 and more. . .. .. “$1.59
. Woman-Gun Metal oxfords and pumps, black and tan. value $2.00
“d ’2360 Donna Irma- OIO‘Oooony .g..vn_ .tI‘oilnvu'V‘ Ion-I'ililol a“
Mlsoes' and Children’s velvet pumps . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . . .. .1. . . .Y‘Me
Men’s Tennis ....... .. .. 600“ Boys’ and Youths' . . . . . . . . .. .m-“46e
George ‘ Keeler’s- Shoe Store
.oiiiclated and spoke feelingly and beau-
Summer Millinery.
Batik}: 33;“
159 W‘AHH'VNGTIOtN STREET. BRIDGE. ,
BVEII‘FORTY ’lillllT Hi I
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“"9"" 9" M" F'""°Yv (Continued trout first page.)
The funeral services over the re- ' ..__...._.
mine of William J. ‘Finney were held
from his late home in Berkeley street,
yesterday. The services were very
largely attended, thede'Ceased having
been a. man at many friends. Flnney
(it Benedict’s store, of which the de-
ceased was a late partner, was closed
during the latter part of the day out of
respect to its senior member in death.
Rev. Lincoln Hollister Caswell, pas-
tor ot the Norwalk Methodist Church.
juries about the body.
M’AVOY, MRS. NELLIE. thgrty W10.
No. 51 East 128th street; right. knee
broken and shOclr.
O‘CONNOR; EDWARD, motorman. No)
shock and contusions.
PRUNSKY, DANIEL, twenty five. No.
350 East 120th street; shock and
. internal injuries.
TRONGUNE PASQUALE, twenty one,
N0. 382 East ~126th street; teeth
kndcked out and head out. '
TERHUNE, MISS SARAH.
night, No.
shock and internal injuries.
WASTE, MISS CATHERINE, thirty,
No. 278 West 118th street; both
wrists cut; shock.
TONQUINO. M'LCHAEL. forty nine, No
2270 First avenue; both legs and ab-
domen cut.
WECHLER, WILLIAM. twenty five.
No. 203 East 174th street; internal
injuries. .
The‘ accident happened when a
south bound Fordham and Woodiawn
car stepped to let. oit its passengers.
This car was in charge of William
Waska. motorman, Charles Dircks,.
titully over the remains. The floral
tokens were numerous, expressing the
esteem in which Mr. Finney. was held ,
in the community. Interment follow-
ed in the Norwalk cemetery, The pail
bearers were Norwalk Methodist
church associates of Mr. Finney as fol.
lows: Clarence E. Siauson. Stephen
H. Holmes, William H. Odell and H.
P. Price. > _
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
The Sunday school teachers of St.
Ladislaus Hungarian Catholic Church
have made elaborate arrangements to
hold a picnic, this nt‘ternou. in the‘ so-
r-allod Elm Grove Woods, about five
minutes" walk from their church.
Should the weather be favorable, this conductor.
picnic promises to he a very success- rDirnclly behind this car came a
m one. Not only the big crowd oflcrowded southbound White Plains
lilmgnriun Catholic Sunday schooliml‘. in charge of NiolOl‘mflii EGWBJ'G
children. but also their parents andEO'C-Olmm' and Conductor Charlesi
friends are expected .10 turn out. m.|Sc-hulte. The second was rulell,-whilo
gather with' the general public. The the first was 11 pay-usyou-enter 0‘1"-
t‘umous Tambourine Hand of Jolln‘ Smashed "13° CTOBFWW" Car.
Verbnnoc will furnish the music. At! Either something not wrong with
o'clock the following musical drills E the brakes 0f O’ConnOr's car 0" he mis-
will he introduced: blayilolc-l3ance,i“aged ”‘9 distance. The W‘ssmgersj
performed by eight girls; The Boot-1W9"? still pushing their way from the.
black Brigade. sung by 10 boys: hymns; pawns-reticulat- car “'1‘“ the car’
. . , i- c ‘ - t e l" -
and tings ot the following countries. {behind smashed against " “1 h t H
425 Clinton avenue, Mount Vernon; .
twenty 3
240 East 138th street; ;
United States. Hungary. li‘elaud. Scot-3 “(‘- force, driving it ahead directly “"0:
land. England, Germany. ltnly. F‘rnncefi‘he Sid" 0‘ a “’0‘”de One ““6"“:
Russia sung and sown by ten girls.iand Thirtyeighth street crosstown car;
Th ml lcal drills will be'accom aniedimmfid west. " i
9 15 p So great was the crash that the:
by the ten years old Robert Decea’ , ,
sure a youthful wonder on the vi01mlci'oestowrl car was knocked from/the
These drills will be followed by humCks 9““ Dam-V “‘de {“9“
kinds of races of which grown W3 Passengers on the White Pains car
their seats.
. .3 , ‘lll _iwere all hurled from
people as well as children a par , hile those getting out of the Wood-
'w
tsk like: Marathon race, three is -' ,
edeErace sack race otato race pgtjlnwn avenue car were kuOcked down.
g ‘ ’ ' p ' ‘ Passengers in the cl‘osstown car were
breaking race seek and hyde, ropei
' ' l a d lintered
pulling, etc, etc. A very amiable: 5:23“ by broken 8 has n a”
feature will he the boxing oi Jim and: In their efforts to get the injured
”my “8133‘ ‘3‘?“- y?“” 01d min'ifrom the scene the Union Railway
brothers tram hast Norwalk. ECompany‘s agents only added to the
There is a charge of Inc for admls- 3 excitement. The crash was heard a
8‘0“ of grown up “9815‘ lilo “if meiblock away, and the reserves came un-
school children and no for little totem“ Lieut. Hornn. ‘
Prizes will be awarded to the follow-3 Then came the ambulances. in
ing lucky ones: The oldest man was charge of Drs. Eddy and Auer. Some
out, the youngest bully present, the E of the worst injured were taken to the
buyer of the most lunch-tickets. ”wjhospltaL and cubs also had to be
tallest gentleman, the earliest hrldeg pressed into service to tl'ansler the
Iand the lust home-gear. . victims.
Following committees have under-3
taken the task to look after the com-3
tort of the guests; headed by Joseph?
Szemplns and Rupert Tnkncll: At lilei
gale: Messrs. S, Lengyl and .i. Bulls,i
at the ice cream counteru 3
Misses M. pogany and 1.3, 80110911; ml South Norwuik people particularly
vaW
first i’ilWEil
“ BEIitii ilElillVEll
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the sandwich and fruit counter. Misa-‘ 50‘1“! Main fill‘etfiv merchants are 1“"
95 A. Kerekeg and tr, Kopsco; my: jolclng this morning for railroad car-
drlnks and cigars, Misses bi. Skulls . Deniers are ill WOI‘k tearing down ”‘0
dud M. Jahhagy: candy and toys... water tower or rather, the remains of
Miss ll. Pulinkas; lunch tickets. Mias’lhe WWI? Wilklif ”9106011 sometime
A. Funny. 830-
... The explosion or the tank in all”
,i'resh ill the memories of the people
{and needs no recounting. walnut: then
3 the company line made npplicatitiu i0
3rehul‘ld the tower. which was denied
‘ them by the building inspector dud as
5a further saluguurd, the council took
3 action towards preventing the rebuild-
§ing ot' the water atsttoll, which was
“triangeroull at heat. Apparently the
'ioompnny it not disposed to light the
i mandate ”t the city oiilcinis. '
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3!”. tBLAND 0L0!) NOTES.
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fI'o ,
Enumerate
the Merits,
of
, The
Sentinel .
Mann
Monthu '3
’l‘hismonih in it bully one at the [Bell
island Chili and there is someth‘i‘lfi 1“
the works every minute.- This cvorh
3 .3 from 3 until one o‘clock the hour will
o ’ he reservedtor the children. '
13 UQDBOEB‘ ' Tomorrow alteration the Bali island
rad concert which will he held.‘
3 in the 17th lost... the water sports
will he heidnn‘d s g' ‘
an oh that ohmic
on the 24th them!
elven. ‘rilin adsitf
biggest star. '
[gunner welt illicit
iii
August Premium togho a very Bile! ‘
ing the regular dunno will he hsldrnnd '
' Orchestra’wiil tllrnisil‘miisietorasae- . ‘
‘ than a which 3
train out ‘ ht ‘
‘ to battle}
’1: ll
. Ciaremont Batistes and Spider
Mulls, were 1213c and 15c.
Now ‘10c a yd.
Soutasche tPopiins, were. 29c.
Now 190 a yard.
Cotton Foulards, were 170'. now
me a yard.
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‘ 3 3‘ 'Norwalk's Lending Dry Goods‘.Store
. . 31nd 5 Gazette Building, Norwnlli, Connecticut
' Cleaning Up the Wash Goods
A‘ Cute-Price Sale of this Season’s Popular Sellers
that mean Big Savings for the Remaining Half of the Season .
Striped 'Cotlton Voile, in Pink.
Blue, Navy Blue and Laven-
der, were 19c; now 15c a yard.
Cotton Serges. Big Value at 150
a yard.
1
A great variety of Fancy White
Goods, were 1'50 and lilo, now
10c a yard.
Tissue striped Chli'tons, were
250, now 19c a yard.
suit Striped Volles, Pink, Blue, . .
and Yellow, were 50c, now this
a yard.
MR. DAN THANKS His FRIENDS.
A. Dan, late manager of the South
Norwalk office of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, informed a Son-
tinel reporter today that he desired
to thank the otiiclals of the. Western
eUnion for their kindness and generous
treatment accorded him. 'He also says
he wishes to thank some. of thehest
citieus and others who have extended
the glad hand to him and helped him
along to prosperity. These pleasant
memories are indelible in his brain
and never shall be forgotten. Mr.
Dan says he is going to try to be a ‘
better man than he has been. if pos-
sible. so he. shall receive his tull rem
ward in Heaven. 3 ‘
Hundreds oi people are makingi
their plans tor the summer, and the?
wise owner will see that they read bisi
to let advertisement. in The Sentinel '
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Hazelton
' CO.“
The B.llershtield & Son Co.
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Price Revision
Suits 20% .. . Reduction
Trousers 25% Reduction
srnnw HA‘rs. V
$5.00,
now ..... ..........$385 E
$4.00. new .............. sass j
$3.50. new ......... $2.36 |
$3.00, new ............... $1.95 3
$2.00, new . ............. 31.35 1
PANAMAS AND BANGKOKS.
' $8.00 Pnnsmas .......... “.50
85.00 Pallamas $3.85
$4.00 ilnngkoks ......... $2.85
sulnrs. ,
33.50 quality ........... . $2.65
_ 83.00 quality ' ...... $1.85 I
sash duality ....... sins 1
“$2.00 quality ...... , ..... . ”.45 l
tihOullnlity ..... $1.15 .
nAero more.
$4.00 duality sass
’03.th duality 82.66
83.50 quality $2.25
$2.50 duality ”.85
$2.00 quality $1.65
31.00, usoxwmm. title.
The quality at our merchan-
dise is so’ well known that it . .
needs no further intioduetion,
in this splice. . ‘
. 'Ail Merchandise must . giro“
satiatactioa ormohey retunde’d.
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tilts-most sais‘wttll its allocation»
. Movements" willattractthounnds,
far/AVA ’nf‘"- 'A' ’a'- ’fl".
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4 to 15, Knickerbockers._ior
The woman was relies upon Ben- L k L k L ' k-
“tinol u not Alive. to sécuro the house 00 9 00 g 00 '
hold help has a little‘tilne tor other
things.
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hslt call. Tilt/last we wanna at
our Removal Sale.
A 8H0! GINGATiON
such as South ,Norwalk, has never
known. The big ideaot this sale, the
callus at this drastic action. is the at»
solute neceulity-a or attention a post»
tire clearance at all our Ladioo‘.
Gents'. Misses! and Children’s Shoes to
make room tor-carpenters andhuilits
or- who will soon, be ”here to tear
some the buildinle'. conning as it one:
just at the height.- or tea season. ijust
at the humanity or vacation in”.
at appreciative buyerswnli will mark
it new epoch in thoa‘ 1 history at
:flottflt' iii alien and; curry. rhymi-
tehis yearn not at hon
or. (later. *
3 3 a at .' aim/aria!
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{H.Krieger 8. Co.
West Washington Street
Fancy Mixtures and Blue Surges at prices that no rother
. store can match. Men’s Suits must he sold in order to
make room for [all stocks. It you know what a Real
5. you should see our line.
if only for comparison. . Our Blue SergestorSlo and $12
Cannot be matched elsewhere for less than $18.00
During this Sale we sell for Cash-,,0nly. Boy's suits,
cxvxuxo-pxpn‘
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You concave money; i don't rad-
rertise anything that I can't make
good. have you 20 to 40 per coin.
Now I will prove to you. ‘ Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer for $1.50 case. 24
bottles. Weill and let-work Plisener.
31.20. Nassau Ptlllenel‘. 81.10 caso.‘
lnterhoro. $1.00 case. other kinds ini-
ported beers, Evans Pale Ale. tine ta-
ble Cream Ale. Clauses and li'launlgan ,
Cream Ale, $1.10 case. be 't forget
our wines. tort, sherry and uselltel
tor 81.00 sat. is (Worth onto. This
is What you halve been paying tor the
same quality. Whitlties item $2.00,
up. Bundles. neutrality iixsx. 31.75.
Extra-tine, $1.40: Peach Brandy, sac; ,
Blackberry Brandy. are: Apricot-
Brandy. 86c. About “more other
brands whistles. Mandingo“ our »
dials that are. too numemhtoxmn-r
tion. but lwlil apartments save you
trons tile to Site an: essay ottlmyou
parallels from its. Yo unambigand
convince admit. Our Tel. silt-z.
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