, WALL; ,5
When you tore the leaf
From your calendar
On August first
Did it cause you
v. 'Tothink-that the
': Summer is passing
‘ “Coal will soon
.86 needed?
inlets
We're waiting
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Dainty White
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Children
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Oxfords. Pumps, 93:
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in all the Latest :3
Models " at
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8: Washington St. n'
Tel. 363-4
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no,
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the
'stantlnl advan . “remarried attb
opening »‘ of today’s stools .unarltet.
tamm~_Roobuck‘%w ‘_ . . g
a Cain‘of 2 34 points. hellish Vii-f
~ iey gained ‘1 with strength'ln Reed
mt. Amhlsomareat Northern op
. Certificates and Steel.
table decline was American Tobacco.
, which lost 1 1-2. _‘
denture
The only ,no-
‘ out... summer, 11 a. tar-Opening
gains were extended. with a hriak in-
quiry for the Steel. Coppers, Coolers.
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We
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are [pentectly‘eolnrol-tabie.‘ Walleye »
' no desire to sell youshees unleash ‘
‘ can deal» 'thatj'they' will“ prov
ouahlv satisfactory up your ~
i Waite-0V“ Shoes
. . M. LJoSeln ’8: 50118 '
195 Washington ‘Stresn‘
.. You Right"
want to givoflyou shoes that
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.. South Not-walk
and Western and Northwestern Rall- .
and Biscuit tell 1.54.. ‘-
est.
railroads.
than recovered
a Notice
-<;;WM arraou
Norwal-lt, is paying lo a lb. for rags
. and disc extra. prices
per 120; 'hy brass, Sc; lead, 3 1-2:!
“I.
‘ and exchanged.
invite
loch‘tln, (the 1b.; auto tires. 80. lb.
, lenient tilked and skinned. and feather
Wired specialty. Write pestai or tele-
of 35 Fort street. East
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for
metals in large quantities. Cop-
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leiiand furniture and stoves
‘ WALL srunnr, Noon.--—The fea-
ture of the day's stock market, like
that of yesterday's weak session. was
the activity and strength of Reading,
which comprised about 25 per cent.
of the 200,000 shares transacted in
Lehigh Valley moved
in sympathy, the ibuylng lbelug at-
tributed to similar sources.
mon stocks, especialy Union Pacific,
‘ were in demand, anticipating publica»
tion of June earnings, while Hill is
sues r-uledfirm. Steel moved irregu-
lariywith improvement in Coppers.
American Tobacco was weak and the 1,
specialties. and Sears Roebuck strong-
Binds were irregular,
the first hour.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m. ——The fea’
ture of the noon hour was the de-
mand for shares of various southern
American Tobacco more]
its early loss and‘
Westinghouse was up 3 points, ‘but
the more active issues failed to re-
5......—
way shares. Tabasco added to its loss
spend to this movement.
LONDON, Aug. tar-"rue rate of dis-
count of the Bank of England remaiu-‘
ed unchanged at 3 per cent. today.
Money well investedm-au Advertise
men: In The Sentinel.
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_. lExpert Scalp
Treatment
Guaranteed i0 stop falling hair and ] 505 have made large profits in the past.,
cure dandruff or money refunded.
Ask us about it.
Human
prices.
The Holmes Millineryt
linir
Goods
ill
3 Monroe street.
Harri-
reduced me
nulls turnouts.
Mrs. Emily F. Stacker.
Mrs. Emily F. Stocker died at the
Norwalk Hospital yesterday at the age
of 68 years. The deceased is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. coarse Phillips,
of Cranbury; a sister, Mrs. Ann Rus—
coe, of Rowayton; and a brother. Will.
4am H. Ilockwood. The funeral ser-
vices will be held from the home of
Mrs. Roscoe, in Rowayton avenue. on
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. The
interment will follow in the Union
cemetery. Mrs. Ruscoe's home is on
the: trolley line.
th
in
Isaac N. Ford.
LONDON. Aug. 8.———Isaac N. Ford.
the correspondent of the New York
Tribune. in London, died today, at the
age of 64, after a long illness. He was
born in Buffalo, June 11, 1848.
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A CHANCE FOR THE EXPRESS
COMPANIES.
(Wall Street Journal.)
it the express companies know a
good thing when they see it, they will
accept the plan of the commerce com-
mission, with just the. inodiflontions
necessary to make ll workable. They
will do this lost a worse thing ‘bol‘ail
. ‘ H ‘1 l H i
Ethem, When they have done it theyv‘t‘lfivgofixn M1300 :vfe‘gena regal-tot: l -
,will be surprised to find that on :10:ngg '3 - on an no i BUY
I will
[coxlm of the expansion of their busi-
ness. they are making more money
'ihilll before whie they will save those
fileuvy expcmiiturcs in Washington eu-
‘i‘,ilt-illi8ll€fill_\' culled legal expenses."
Admitting that the express compatr,
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tthey are nevertheless badly managed,
filth-lit. cxtortionule. dilatory, and.
,lmiess their reputation belies them.
They put themselves in the
in
:currupt.
I wrong at the start by declining to ill E
nish that publicity which the public.E
louder whose permission they exist. is;
Ientitled to demand.
The Beers Meat 8:
Provision Co.
13 - 15 MainStreet, .
22 West Washington St, South;
' Norwaik
Phone at Both Stores
Norwalk 3
Tel. 204. 122 w tar .
Hatpln Caused Death. - . It
And they YOOH‘SP‘E A simple hoopla calmed the'death
Ely antagonize the small shipper. who, of itewsarer in Paris the other warm ‘1‘ r ' . - 'l T
us it in his power lo-vcte the govern-. ing near the Alma Bridge A rouns l L k L k . k
business. by . woman 31‘9”“ as she “"3““ from a 00 g 00 ‘ L00
mcnt into the express
parcels post or otherwise,
proprlutiou at any-price.
without ex~i t
extracted from the small shipper by!
delay. carelessness. double t‘oiection-S,E
and extortiouate rates on the bucketl
shop theory of "skinning" tho custo-t
mer because he will not afford a sec-l
‘moblle
prices.
furniture.
Tel. *8” 2
tires as
Special
Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps
meats ,
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George 'Keeler’st
- Shoe Store
, 159 Washinuton .Bl.
Also buys and sells second-banded
. R'. Alexander
21 Raymond lit.
-s «a»... ”an”...
oath smashing. Batik <
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Men'andj‘Woms ‘
BRIDGE
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Be Sure to Con-
; suit with
R. Alexander
before you sell your rage. "r‘uhbers.
metals. papers, feather beds and auto-
lle pays highest
many times their present trude.
especially refers to their plant in con-
i net-lion with the railways. And yet}
i the .policy 0 title management indium-E
i the brains of a New York cahman, who!
indignant fare for 2 w
i idleness titan ten fares for 50 touts.
' , in England. the London Parcels lie-E
livery. Curler. Patterson it (10., llilnl-g
Eted. and other express companies do,
business and earn handsome dividends;
on their stock. not only ill competition}
with a parcel: post which is 20 years;
ahead of our lmstomce, but with that
,railmuds themselves, who handle dhi
‘rectiy the sort of freight which goesl
through the express companies «beret
This is because they are cnterpria-E
lug, intelligent, utilising. economically:
handled. and quick to seize the; op-'
portunlty to get business. They com-E
pole actively for the Mental! shippcre'
trade and he rerlprocntes with hill con-3
fidence and support. . ;
There are other corporations in filial
country to whom the lesson may he;
tween efficiency and doblilating pro:
tection and privilege.
Wm-«nfium
sseKlNo LEFTIE LOlUB.
pastimes. null. ammunition
Welhllerg, a oiotllicr, told the police,
yesterday thatdu man who in his opiu-
ion and that of his clerks, closely rev
trembled the (inscription and printed
pictures of “hefty Louis." now 'belllg
sought hy the New York police in con-
nection with the mosenthal murder.
was in his store Tuesday night look-
ing at some clothing. lie said he wan.
'tsd‘tc buy a cent sodium. but left
,
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7 Walther: that as had recently VCOMQ
Few cities are said to have been be-
sieged and taken so manya times as
Constantinople. Since the middle ‘of
stages and has been captured eight
times.
Crusaders. The city Was given up to
pillage, and the so-called Christian
warriors are said to have acted more
barbarously than Turkish invaders
have ever done. .
ace of ordinary humanltl':
love them; ,qniet. contented. ordinary
people love them as they grow; luxu-
rious a'nd disorderly people rejoice in
them‘ gathered; they are the cottn-t
zer’s treasure, and in the crowded
town mark, as with a little broken
fragment of rainbow. the windows of porter
the “"1“" in whose hearts ’9'“ the mlah Donovan predicted that Presl-
covenant of peace—Ruskin.
10118 stood in a crowded car the other, opinion Teddy Roosevelt would make
evening, her arms fill! 0‘ bundles and a t...rrtfic run and if Taft men did not
her body cnreening and iurching dan- support Wilson the latter would be
gerously. ’
of which she stood got tired of snatch-
ing his toes back from imminent dan‘
ger and growled. "Madam, a strap is
promise of greater things, and a day
will come—one day in the unending
succession of days—when beings, be-
lngs who are now '
{thoughts and hidden in our loins, will
stand upon this earth as one stands,
out their hands amidst the stars-11.
r16. Wells.
tlodgad. and by some l-extrsordluary
. 'chance was driven right through the
' it would alunoat seem as if the Idea _ ~
, unlucky womans scnl . Death was
Were to take everything that could be? instantaneous. 1)
mid chanve- The machinery 0" ”‘9 a"! from Suffolk runs thus:
press companies. granting the W5“, health to the barley mow. Here's a
tutlon of auto trucks for the o‘srolete: health to the man who very well can;
horse equipment. is sufficient to handle a both borrow and pl0w and sew." Such
{WONG 80119? CANT one (“SKIISWG and j the father of the present-day medical
; lth half a day of; science. He taught the need of study.
l in; thoroughly the symptoms of a dis-
ease before attempting to cure it. The
king of Persia offered him lat-go re-
‘ acquaintance. who had been convicted
libs submarine depths of the Torres
without making a purchase. He told .
Our
Annual,
. Summer
Suit Sale ,
Brutality of the Crusaders.
e sixth century it has undergone 28
But its worst experience was
1201, when it was captured by the
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’ Flowers.
Containing Many Items of Women’s Wear
DO NOT MISS THIS MOENY'SAVING MID-SEASON SALE!
that are Marked. Close, to Cost Figures
ALL OF THE TAILORED LINEN SUITS—In many styles, in tan,
blue. lavender and gray.
ALL OF THE ONE-PIECE LINGERIE DRESSES—In white and col-
orod lawns and white voliee. ' ’
ALL OF THE WHITE SERGE SUITS.
ALL OF THE LONG COATS—Of inen, pongee ani black silk. .
ALL OF THE KIMONOS-Long and short models, in pink, blue and
lavender.
ALL OF THE BATHING SUITS—For womemani children, in many
models. ' - ,
Flowers seemintended for the sol-
children
IS JERRY A BULL MOOSER?
In a short talk with a Sentinel re~
this morning,,Senator Jere-
dent William Howard Taft was doom-
ed to receive the worst heating of any
lcandidate who ever run on a presi-
ln his
But FII‘ Off.
A woman who was broad'hnd not dcntlal ticket in this country.
A man in the seat in front defeated by Roosevelt.
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Greater Things In Promise.
All the world is heavy with the
HazeltOn ~
COAL .
The Ellershfieid & Son Co.
intent in our‘
pen a footstool, and laugh and reach t
ramcar and tell. The hetpln Was dls- .
You can save money. i don‘t ad-
vertise anything that i can't make
Egood. Save you 20 to 40 per cent.
Now i will prove to you. Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer for $1.50 case, 24
brands whiskies. brandles and cor-l
dials that are too numerous to menu
tton. bllt i will guarantee to save you E
Medicine In Early Greece.
Hippocrates. a Greek. is known as
urchase from us. You cums and
onvince yourself.
Prompt delivery.
wards to come to Persia, but Hip
pocrntes refused to leave Greece.
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55 Railroad Ave. So. Norwaik. Conn.
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Contagion of Goodness.
No man or woman of the humblent
sort can really be strong, gentle, pure.
loving and good without the whole
world being better for it, yvlthout
somebody being helped and comforted
by the very existence of that goodness.
”Phillipe Brooks.
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More Than Likely.
When Aunt Minty. sway down south . .
in Dixie, was told that a men of her i
To . t
Enumerate
the Merits
of
The
' Sentinel
whammy
ms
-ua
a.
of murder, would be hanged. she con-
sidered the situation thoughtfully.
“That's [twine be right tryin' on that
teller," she concluded at last.
Diver's Good Fortupifa ‘
A native divar of Australia. while
professionally encased in exploring
Straits. not long ago. secured a tow
ullicent pear shaped pearl. which Was
sold for 01.600.
nan—W
British Consumption of Fish.
it Ira question. whatnot-John Bull
is not more” deserving of the name of
fish ester than he it of beef cater, for
durint the out your fish trained at
335,000,000 was lauded'on hissbom .
for food. , , ' ' ;
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,I- "r lav/o]
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from we to 25c on every bottle 30“? ii
J. olsssat
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.§ H
tinei Want Alive. to secure the house-
hold help has a little time for other
things. , i
our Removal Sale
known. The big idea of this sale. the really-tower suits made. The
cause of this drastic action, is the no reason: broken lots carried
solute necessity of affecting a posh over from a year; ago. Don’t
‘ttve clearance ot all our Ladies‘.’ miss it.
Gents". Misses‘ and Children’s Shoes to? , aHm‘re .,
mm room for carpenters and build“
down the bellman. (forums‘ as it. does
AM“ '0
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Air—1n- In 'a '1' ‘avf-"a‘ln‘un
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Established" 186i} Established 1868 ii
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H.Kr1eger 8. Co. .;
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West Washington Street it
~y, —,‘-V," at
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. , bottles. Welz and Zerwork Pllsener. i
Homeiy Old English Rhymes. $1.20. Nassau Plisener, $1.10 case. " _
"God speed the plow and b1‘“aniinterboro. $1.00 case. Other kinds iln- “t, l "4
corn mow” as back to the 18th cen- i ported beers, Evans Pale Ale, fine ta- H ‘
. . ' so his Cream Ale, Clousen and Flanagan \'
:tury days. A genuine custom rhyme Cream Ale. 5110 case. Do,” forget I!
"Hero's ll our wines, l-ort, Sherry and Muscatel [I
,lor 81.00 go]. is worth $1.50. This ii
is what you have been paying for the" V
same quality. Whiskies from $2.00‘ 3!
This: a good old toast ought not to be at in} Egandl‘elakonegaesgygxw Sign u
llowed to tan lain—London Mall. is ra- “9v ‘ i one .ran 3" .c: ‘v’
' gu Blackberry Brandy, 760; Apricotl 3‘
Brandy. 85c. About 50 more otheri “i
:m‘
Fancy Mixtureswand Blue Surges at prices that no other
store can match. Men's Suits must be sold in order to
make room for fall stocks. it you know what a Real
Bargain in a Man's Suit means, you should see outline.
if only for comparison. Our Blue Sergesior §10 and $12
Cannot be matched elsewhere for less than “8.00
During this Sale we sell for Cash Only. Boy's suite.
4 to to, Knielterbockers, for Half Price. *
t‘\-\‘~:‘fi.\
The “class who relies upon 8on-
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Last Call. The test two weexs of
.2:
for suit» that sold from “5.0”
to 313.00. mostly "itelliamlu"
suits. Itnssinc buying a "lien-
jamln" suit. at the low [price of
sitter); the highest grade of
l... M meal-n45
sussA'rloN, ‘ t
A 3H0! ,
it has never
such as South Norwai
at $1.16.: that were $1.50 and
12.00. Every one guaranteed
that color. .
empire will soon be here to tear
out at the aeisht of the “MANN. just
t the neonatal: of vacation time,
just when you most need the goods.
this treat, sale with its almost unhe-
tlavabio tat-lies will attract thousands
of optimism; buyers, and Will. mark
- ‘ crossoverslamerwt .
use g rail, .
Norwalk Chronicler