1 Human Hair Goods at reduced
tprioos.
I Monroe Street.
the Holmes 1010111er 2 ,
Bargains for Friday“ antic atutd
" “Donor Worth's" cushion sole locomotion ‘ y ' and 86.00. .0239
"W. is Donates.”oxtords and shoes, . sly 21' is , tyier tort. ‘
Bumped .“hv‘or $3.50.”!!! “M beseech. u'nuoelne onerous-eloq’1s”
Men’s words. odd elm undetyleil. Worth 0260 and more. ......MM
Women’s Gun Metal extents and pumps, hluok and tau, value 108.00
7W’Q3W goes. one... Iiecquyn awn-be. ooh-IoIbo 9Cyoe¢vaee m _
Misscs’- and Children's velvetpumps . .... .. ........... 40o 2_
Men’s Tennis .......... 60o Boys' 111111 Youths .............. doe
George Keelet 3 Shoe Store
169 WAGHiINGTgN STREET,
BPIIIIIHWMBS
Continued drum Eleventh Paige)
over Springwood Saturday afternoon
' 2st Amusement Park. detecting the lat-
ter teem thy the score of 3 to 0. The
game was witnessed by a large crowd
‘ and was exciting from start to finish.
There was no score until the seventh
when the firemen succeeded in forcing
one man across the rubber. In the
eighth the Mnyi’lowers scored ‘tWo '
more runs, Darien weakening 801116-
what.
Both Dorian and Keene pitched good
bell. Darien fanned 14 men and Duss-
When you tore. the leaf
[From your calendar
f, (in August first
Did‘it‘ceuse you
1. ‘fi‘o‘think that the
tanned three, passed one and held the
Springwoodé down to tour hits. His
control was excellent and his support
The Mayflowers average is as fol-
lows: won, 14; lost 4; Re. 7.38
1111113111 11111111.
Miss Marion Arlington.
Marion, the five months and tWenty-
two day‘s old daughter of William and 1
Winnie P. Arlington, of Henry street.
of her parents. The funeral services‘
were held this atternoon at 3 o‘clock
with interment in the Norwalk ceme-
tery. Rev; J. B. Werner, of Grace
Episcopal Church officiated and there
were many beautiful floral tokenrm
.CONNEALLY a
2:: B‘RACKEN :::
W‘Ijainty White;
' Shoes .
”for Women and
Children
Buckskin or
Canvas
OxiOtds, Pumps,
High" Shees‘
in an the Latest
Models
Mrs. Ann Eliza Clark.
, Eliza, widow of the late Henry
Clark. and, last of the family of Reed.
died yesterday at her home in West
Norwallt, in her eightyssixth year. Thel
funeral will be held on Wednesday at
2 1). 1n. withinterment in the family
plot. Rev. H. S. Brown, of Darien
will omciate.
illllii iii Will illiii
WALL STREET, 11 n. n1.-The listi
became reactionary, but met support
on the decline. later it became more
active with gains in many specialties.
W
When the vacant property grow
too expensive use A Sentinel Want
Adv. and sell it.
The Beets Meat So
Provision Co.
‘ 13 - lSMsin Street. Norwaik
. 22 West Washington St. South
Notwalk
CONNEALLY 81
:2:: BRACKEN :::
, 8: Washington St.
\:W\‘\.\‘\:\.\.\.
Innovate iiiiiiiii rite
ed three H9 allowed 9 hits. Keene street,_spent yesterday at Rye beach.
yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. James
Barry of Warren street.
Phone at Beth Stores
Reduction
1" Wm. Enron, of 35 Fort street East
rNorwallt. is paying in a ii). for rugs,
' ‘ WALKvDVER OXFORDS, ALL
Rana all these extra prices int metals. STVLES AND SIZES.
"Gopher. 12c; by brass. 81-; lead. 31-20;
filuck tin, 35c 10.; onto tires. tic. 111., M. Josem & sons
except tinted 11nd skinned. and leather Two Stores.
Mdo'upmlnlty. Write postal or tele- ”5 Washington BM“ 1 Benton Sui
ohone m. w...“ M WWW
Be Sure to Con.
or every 11-1 of the ho ~ 11 Sult With
litreiln mide voile-t) A full line or R. Alexander
before you sell your rags. rubbers,
molais.11npers, feather beds and auto
attend-hand furniture and “mowimt‘iblle tires as he pays highest
tilt; and authorised dgfi 1:11” and cells sodomi- handed
Gutkowsky R Alexander
yuhinflon st.
Tel. 4111 7.1, 353.2, 21 Raymond at.
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5th 1912 will bestedlted with
interest from Augustl V
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spent this morning in Denbury on bus- though there are plenty of wide ones,
was good . iness. the most interesting and attractive of
street. spent yesterday with friends in trust. Black patent leather and white
Stamford. , ' kid are exceedingly popular combina-
N. J: is the guest of the Misses Nutte-
/ ~ Norwalir, died yesterday at the home‘fiour 01‘“,leth avenue.
jng two were)“; in \‘ew Canaan has re- med foundation make it 0th little belt
turned to his home in Marshall street. Mid there are many good looking. nnr~
row belts of black patent leather which their plans for the summer and the',
Howard A. Montgomery has resuxn have voior introduced only in the buck wise owner will see that they read his.
‘ hall, with the exception of Miss Mur '
40+
WOMEN
Edward 1W. Kelle , .lr., 1 .Ma le
y o 9 Belt: and Bag. in Many Forms.
w Belts are more important than they
Arthur Gehelie, of France street have been in recent seasons, and at». ’
. _ biomalk’sLendln’a Dry GoodsVStore i
8 ends Gazette Building. Norwellr. Conneciilclll 2
Cleaning-1 Up the " Wash Goods
A Cut Price Sale of this Season’ s Popula Sellers
that mean Big Savings for the Remaining Half Of e Season
.Claremont Batistes and Spider
Mulls. were 12156 and 15c.
Now 100 a. yd.
“Soutasche IPOplins, were 29c.
'Now 19c a yard.
Cotton Feniards, were 170, now
10c a yard.
Striped Cotton Voile, in Pink,
Blue. Navy Blue and Laven-
der, were 19c, now 15cc. yard.
Cotton Serges, Big Value at too
a yard.
1
A grest‘variety of Fancy White .
Goods, were 150 and tile. now
100 a yard \
Tissue striped phinons, were
250 now me a yard.
Silk StripedH’Voiles, Pink, Blue,
and yellow,.were 50c, now 390
a yard.
the leather belts are in narrow widths ' ,.
Miss Margaret Kennedy or France and the prettiest show a color oon- “onSE TH|EF\
_ _ tlon and the designers have found 9.
Harold Wilson, 0* New 3'0““ 3W“t greatmauy ways of varying the idea.
setters dinners
1V0UUNTOW2N. August s—lr‘rank
Sunday with his parents in West One pretty narrow belt is of black "Whipple, four times convicted of horse , 1
MM" 3‘99?” patent leather perforated. with little theft, is at liberty after a spectacular
""‘""-" ‘round holes through which white lea-9808118 frOm four officehs last Thurs~
Miss Edna Cagney of Jersey City.
white leather. This is made we in
Charles Barry. of Danbury, spent
ther shows and edged narrowly witniday and a. determined effort is being
made by the authorities to locate hi-m.
30111101: and red, anti in black and bright ‘His home is in this town. He was in
blue. custody of Sheriff Brown. Deupty
Alternating stripes of white. or color Sheriff 'i‘ubhs and two constables
and black running lengthwise of the ~When he made the break and although
belt and formed by sewing str 1m of the, officers fired upon him with telr
Kenneth Samls who has been spend.“b1ack patent leather on a white or col- revolvers 9 made his getaway.
...-......
Hundreds 01 people are matting
ed his, duties in lingers S; 1Ste1‘“cns and the b11thlc.For example such a to let advertisement in The Sentinel
Norwalk store often a vuctnlon. _helt may have a 11111.. 111121.941,“ long
ipiece of white kid of the width 01' the
....
Advertise in The Sentinel
The Building Laborers held a meet. hell set in the ‘back and turning back
in“ in the C' L' U" hall yesterday Flt't‘rom this inset. over the black patent
which Lime thirtyfive new mem‘m‘rsdeuther. are tiny tabs of bright blue.
were taken in. '0‘, Nd or green. 1
A \Vlnl‘illiflll—R—‘moke a 113113.92 (it across the back of a blue it pntenti
neat Union avenue in Main street this belt a trifle wider than those already!
morning and was towed to the Wall described little arrouimhds of bright!
street bars l01 repairs inhted leather may run down from the:
. upper edge each appurt nily having its
*— w 'point held down to the belt by a tiny;
William Thompson Jr.. of the Ne
Haven Veterinary Hospital. spent Sun button of metal The“? i” “0 end 1°
such tximming elicits and the little
day with his parents, Countilman and
Mrs. William Thompson of Lynes trimming motifs in bright 001°”; max
be bought sepa1atcly and applied to
place. 1
...—...... “I": I“ any belt when one Vinnie to match the
Postnls are being received from J. belt to a costume.
T Hay,” and family of Beltlen me Suede bolts, narrow or wide are of
one who are touringgMassschusetts lewd in a great range of lovely colors
Rhode Island and this state The int, and considerable is done with the 1111'.»
est cards came from Full Rlv,er Mass. dish shades of red both in suede and
2in gloss finish leather according to the
2H. Thornton Prowitt. of Flimcrest ix”; York Sun.
has recuperated “"91“ “9 ”W71“ Oll'i Bugs are of infinite vhriety both in
oration for appendicitis “lid iii agaiiiimaterinl and shape. Quantities of the
able to receive the hearty telleitations cheap 1,383.11“. made up m2 the cotton
Of his many ""9“?“ and business 88301! eponge stuffs, but there are chanting:
clutes. page too in the line grades or spouse
either plain white or color or in white
During Chief .‘lreatherlund s vntetiou with a block ““9 These are plainly
yesterdut, Captain Thomas Hunt ofll- ibut well mounted and finished
cinted as chief. Specials took care of, Embroidered ogmic {01 ms some of .
lthe tricks in whlth (bungee were no fective imge bugs and the handsomesti
cessary because of the head oilltini s of the white bogs and purses to ac
absence company white summer costumes are;
white moire mounted in gold. with or
without jeWel trimming. lrish laced
et, embroiere inch on open work out»
brolered white tatteta are other white’
hug materials. 1
The bag shapes are almost all lint.l
"“‘ ““° .... We“ ““ .. Wm” M XS‘S‘SZJSHSL “233.11. “$1.“. ‘31.“: ”2.331.
n uhort sojourn With lrlends ‘ ' ‘instead of handle or cords are very
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Nuttlng and 3m} modlsh.
Leighton. MI. and Mrs. Charles l. “‘“"“'”“"”’""“"“ 1
Cole. and daughter Oilve, Mine May E MR- YOOT AGMN A L'E‘UTENANT“
Smith and blank Baron of South Not Word has been received in South
walk, are spending two weeks in 11 Norwnik to the effect. that Charles l.
”Miss Anna Muhphy, Miss Margaret
Clitven, Miss Madeline Magnet and
school mate of New Milford, returned
today after two wceks’ pleasant vacu-
.tion spent at Aehury park in Sunset
voltage in the Comps Mill. They tie-2 Y0“. 0' Briiiikil’i‘» formerly of ”“5
tutu summer \ucation lite on Saturday 011109.118?! been appointed “Wild “9‘”
and are now well ensconced in their tenant of the Second Company. TN?"
seashore home. tecnth Regiment, New York \luttonui
W ”Guard and will probably participate
An exciting runaway took place in in the manoeuvres; to he held in this
Wall and Main streets this afternoon state noon.
2 the crowded Mainstream. No damage yesterday utter. noon on the Will” *0
when the horse ownedoby Edward Mr. Yosl was formerly second lieu-i
,i.ynol1 of Holden Hill. ran from the tenant oithe Sixth Company Con-t An
Hour Square to Hoyt street where it tillery Corps. C. N. (it. of Norwnik and
was captured by Phil Brennan. For a was retired owing to nonsmsldenee. -
time an accident seemed itnlnent butI , “M
the people Scattered and the horse for TROLLEY3 JUMP‘TRAQK.
minutely dodged the other vehicles in Two trolley cars handed the trucks
was done. ‘ . ' Connie Beach. Although the in no
......W oimpanylng each was great, tortu-
M" Frederick mum“ who has 1121er but one person was“ hurt to
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frederickmw extent. be,“ a man ”1,. w“
1“. mm Of all?!“ “971““ “9' 19‘ Ituition on the trout sent; Just want _,
nursed to her home in’ Boston. With m trolleys to ”from 11,11. 2.
h" “'9’“ m“ 3'9““ Field ”1‘ M" 11 no could not be 11111111st it tires 2
.1 Alice Stevens, dittlthi-or ct 111i“. Add an wait): of a ”hm‘ mg to “at hgth 2,
to. .1. Emmy Stevens, for a two My they”
Hazelton
The B. Hershfieid 81 Son Co.
Tel. 2“ 1 122 Water It.
BUY
COAL
.i
August
Price Revision
Suits 20% . . ..Reduction .
Trousers 25% Reduction
STRAW HATS. .‘
$5.00, new ..... ..... $3.85
$4.00, new ...... . ....... $2.85
$3.50. now .............. $2.35
$3.00, new .............. $1.85
$2.00, new .............. $1.36
PANAMAB AND BANGKOKS.
$8.00 Pansmus .......... $6.50
$5.00 Pausmus ...... $3.85
$.00 llongkoks ......... $2.85
SHIRTS.
$3.50 quality ........ 02.85
taco quality ..... unis
$2.00 quality ...... .. $1.05 ,
$2.00 quality ............ $1.45
31.00 quality ........... $1.15
".00 quality $2.85
30.50 quality . ......... .. $2.66
$3.00 quality $2.25
$2.150- quulity ......‘H... 01.05
$2.00 quality $1.63
".00 NECKWEAR. 656.
The quality colour merchan-
- 2 disc
2- needs no timber introduction»,
fin thirnpaee.
~. All merchandise must give
{satisfaction or money refunded. ...
BATHING sons.
in so well known that it
Established 1863
J ':..‘r
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viii/'1- at.-/-V, vii.
it:
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incite room fut fall stocks.
2 thin“
um-....-.. ..
0 1r Removal eat
I AUHOK .GINMTlON
Wan'anontnnua-Halfia
_\-\‘~‘ H“. t ‘ Q N‘W\‘\I\\:\:\‘s
H. Krieger & Co.
West Washington Street
FancylMlxtures and Blue Surges at prices‘ that no other
store can match Men’s Suits must be sold in order to . .
' Bargain in a Man's Suit means. you should see our line.
. ii enlylorcomparison. Our Blue SetgesforSlO and $12
‘2 Cannot be matched elsewhere for less than $18.00
During this Ssle‘we sell for Cash Only. Boy's’suits,
did 13, Knickerbockets, for Half Price.
The "omen woo relies upon Sen L0 k L k L k
tinei it 1.111 Mu. to secure the house 0 00 00 ,
hold help has a little time for ctheti
Last Call The lust two Weeks of Milw
such MA Booth Norwellt has never
known. The big ides of this sale, the
cause of this drastic action, is the ab-
soluto necessityf of reflecting a. pool-2
tire clearance oi it our Ludteoi.
1 about Miuu’ end ildren'e shoes to-
stoke room for carpenter: and build-
ers who will won no here to tear
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Established 1868
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3‘ ‘3‘\‘ \1u
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It you know what a Real
1‘\‘.\,‘\;. \“f‘
dztfnv. A". A", u , .1,
You can save money. 1 don‘t no:
1vertise anything that i cant make
good. Save you 20 to 40 per cent.
Now i will prove to you. Schlitz
aukee Beer for $1.50 case, 24
bottles. Welt and ZerWerit Plisener.
i$120. Nassau Piisencr. $1.10 case.
interboro. $1. 00 case. Other kinds im-
ported beers. Evans Pale Ale. tine ta-
ble Cream Ale. Ciousen and Flanagan
Cream Ale. $1.10 case. Don't target
our wine’s, tort Sherry and Musootel
for 31.00 gel is worth $1.50. This
is what you have been «paying for the 2
some quality. Whisltlee from $2.00
up. Bundles, Economy 8:15:11. :1. 75. 1
it: 12Mt stile
“:Wbquthu are“
0 I. iii ‘ V
”than int e rs
down the build, til Gentle» as it does
hm at the hill or its Simeon, lost
at the tectonics or vacation time.
duet. When you most: reed‘th‘e goods. ritually. Bile. About 50 more other
Extra-line. $1.10: Pea/oh Brundy. 351:.
hisehberry Brandy, 76o; Apricot
rotunda whithlel. Noodles and out
their that; its too numerous to men
in guarantee to have you
”dogma“ on g;m.m nettle“
its no. 22 2
rhythmic Our Tel.“J lions-hr
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