Whenvyou are B‘swelt‘e’ririg
W iii the mid-summer heat
Do you remember
not. cold it was
Last Winter?
on
no ,
Dainty White
yesterday attendant: at. an homo, in
iii Seminar street. The deceased is
survived in two sisters, Mrs. J. W.
‘ Btudwoll and mm William H. Will
ions. of this city.
video will the hold train the late resi-
dence on Monday afiemoon at 2.30
2; o‘clock. The interment twill follow in
.‘the Union cemetery.
The tuneral ser-
onaauwiou House meant).
, " common, Aug. low—Complaint
"was made to the policewoeterdsy that
, some time'during yesterday‘the home
of W. J.,Martin; on the Boston Post
road between Greenwich and Port
Chester was entered and robbed. The
property taken included seven pieces
of diamond set jewelry, loclrets. rings .
and chains, and a lady’s black dress.
The well-
informed
Man rs
the Man -
Who is
Reapected '
He Reads
The
Sentinel
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Children
Buckskin or
g . Canvas
3 i-‘Oxfords, Pumps,
High Shoes
2' in all the Latest
tori-vy'unvw' - - .r -l’"-i-/-t-/-r'/ '10.".
The Beers Meat &
Provision Co.
13 - 15 Main Street,
22 West Washington St., South
Nurwalk
Ail
Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
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“BCONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
8! Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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195 Washington St.
Sale if on Walk-Over
Oxfords All St
and Sizes
M. Josem "8. S
Two Stores.
yles
Oils
1 Benton St.
Notice
*WM. EFF RON
of 35 Fort streeiflimt
Norwai-k. is paying 71c 11 Ill. for rags.
5m] also extra prices for
immune in large quantities. Cop-
‘tpor 120; by brass. 81"; lead, ii Hie:
look tin, 3511 ML; auto tires. Sc 1b..
mm linked and skinned. and leather
“‘heds‘spoclalty. Write postal or tote
.tphono «1.
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Special
Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfo
rds
and Pumps
George Keeler’s
Shoe Store .
159 Washington St.
BRIDGE
operate Chairs
every corner at the house are
“rein “wide variety. A full line all
attenuate, well made and stylish}
invites small
1
i and coil.
l
Tel. 41! Tel. 353,.
suit with
Be Sure to Co 11:
‘R. Alexander
ibuiore you sell your raga. ruillioru.
. l, mutate, papers, leather beds and auto-
soonddtand' furniture and stoves mobllo “NB “3 ho page highest
Also buys and sells wound-handed
furniture.
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South Noruralk Savings Bank
Accounts
Alexander
21 .Rsyni'ond at.
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Men and Women who are earning
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noisily: a‘ part or tile equipment.
There are the troops or the cavalry
men, the total strength numbering 300
men. Aside from the 300 cavalry hora:
haul the haggeire wagons. A wagon is
allowed for each trees of cavairir.
there are two wagons tor headquar-
tors and one for ammunition wagon. ,
There is a. machine-gun platoon with
the cavalry. The gun,_welxhing per-
haps 30 pounds, is carried on a horse's
hack and the ammunition, on another
horse. Aside from the cavalryman
each of the horses carries about 95
pounds. This includes the troopers
"roll' the saddle bags and carbine.
The organization started from New
York city Thursday afternoon at 2 0’»
clock. and camped that night at Larch-
moot. They departed at 9 o’clock yes.
terday morning from Laic’hmont for
Stamford. That. city was left at 2 o
clock and thett’roopers reached the
Connor's farm at 3:30 o‘clock. They
were in no hurry to start today for
Bridgeport, and it was about 9 o‘clock
before the call to saddles was sound-
ed. The men presented a fine appear-
ance as they rode through Norwnllt.
At. the latter city they will the site had
to the Blue army in the war, go
which commenced today. The camp
on the Connor‘s i‘arm faced on Rich-
ards avenue a short distance east of
Connecticut avenue.
Aside from Co]. Bridgmen, the om-
cers of the Cavalry are blunt-Col. Mer-
ritt H. Smith. Capt. A. R. Whitney. ad-
jutant; Capt. H. H. Childs, quarter-
master: Capt. R. H. Sayre, ordnance
ofilror; Capt. Stowe. Phelps. commis-
snt'y; Maj. 1.. S. ‘Shezrer, medical offi.
cor: Lieut. Samuel McCullough. medl
cal officer; Dr. Howard Davison, vet
orinary. First Lieut. Cooper 01’ the.
Twaii‘t'h ~l‘niled States Cavalry is at-
tached to the body as observation oili-
cor.
The men are all v. ell mounted. They
prtscntcd a Striking appearance as
rim rode through town in Blieir alt-r-
this morning. The machine gun pla-
toon uas ospeciullx marked for com
mom. among those who know 01’ its
presence and noted {he gun.
’i‘hoto me many possibilities for iltlsi
gun in “uremic. [incense of its light-
ness. its range and the deadly (’XLN'II-
tion it Is capable of, it is considered
one of the deadliest oi the weapons oi
war
Signal Corps Wagon Train Here.
Before the cavalry put in apps-er
once there came rolling into town the
wagon train 0! the First Company, N1
‘1'. Signal Corps, which was also 110111111
for Bridgeport for service with the
Blue armv In the mimic war The we
gon train was in command of Capt
William Hallahnn and it comprised of
about ‘31) men eight wagons. 211 mules
and 11 horses together with a large
quantity of signaling apparatus. The
crust members of this company left.
New York this morning by tiain tor
Bridgeport. "
The equipment of the Signal Lsxps
includes 75 miles of telegraph and 191-;
upltuue sire. whirii iatarried on reels.
Thole are many telegraph instruments
and LOItflihOUGB, also three wireless i11-
strumr-nts. and the outfits that go with
them i-‘lags for wigwugging liclio-
graphs acoilene lamps for night-sit;
paling. instruments for signaling from
aeroplanes tact everything in the
line of army signalling apparatus was
111 he found in the wagon train.
’i‘ltia Signal Corps. and others will
be attached to the Blue army head
quarters. They will keep headquart-
ers informed with what to going on out
111. i'roni. The work *oi‘ these men will
probably up about as arduous its any.
and in actual warfare. It would as
pretty nearly as dangerous, although
the men would not be right out on the
firing line.
Troops Mobilizing at stratiord.
MAKE lililalli HEADQUARTERS.
STRATFORD. Aug. low-The mobilize.
lieu of forces, both regulars and volun~
tears. for the Connecticut (31111111111311
Maneuvers. began early today and was
primer-ding promptly according to the
early intelligence received by Brig.
(ion. Tucker it. Bliss, .U. S. A., com-
manding the Department of the East.
piro. With the exception of the two
brigades and attached organisations
of tho Massachusetts Votunteorrlulii-
its all units are under orders to be in
their camps by d o'clock toniktht. out
it is anticipated that through insular»
lance at some bodies in dotraining and
handling hold wagons. supply trains
and camp enupment it will be long af-
ter malarial! before many or them are
under canvass. 'i‘i'oups are reported
to ’be on the more trout Mains. Vera
‘niont Connecticut and New Joiner.
« and “they were coming in rapidly our. .
gin: the moraine, «pool
which has arouses on
period the cavalry but it was not "0!» 1
on there are Bil draught horses, which ,‘
' where they will -be‘ concentrated for
e at the deck by enough men to take
BI IiiiillP'S Mills
W603“! Riolurd decoy 11...... .
oil on... and Built» ‘ "
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All Norwallr is thoroughly excited 8. and 5
Bad intemted in the war same by this \ .
time in tact no one event since then ’
amnion-«American tar has stirred io-
‘ ‘ a. Y.
Nomalh's Leading Dry Goods Store
Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut
cal interestto the pitch of enthusiasm
which it has reached within the past
week; Westerners influx of soldier
boys who came despite the predictions
or doubting Thompson contrary served
of doubting Thomaeea to the contrary
served to stimulate the interest and
today South ‘NOi‘Walk people are eag-
erly awaiting to see the 'boys pass on
through the city by train. 1Up to noon
time ten heavily loaded trains, hear-
ing, artillery. soldiers. horses. mules,
and wagons passed through the city,
enrouto to Bridgeport and New Haven
Summer
0 ' .
the preliminary instruction and made Sult sale
ready for the real work next week. , .
when they will he forced to take cou~ '
di'tions as they find them.
Yesterday afternoon, the third '
barge, bearing horses and 111138888
came up from New York for. the Sec- .. ,
011d Cavalry, N. Y, N, G., and was met
Containing Many Items of Women’s Wear
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 lawn: and white voilee.
ALL OF THE WHITE SERGE SUITS.
ALL OF THE LONG COATS—0? lnen, pongee anl black silk.
ALL OF THE KIMONos—Long and short models, in pink, blue and
t lavender.
ALL OF THE BATHING SUITS—For women anl children, In many
models. ,
{DO NOT MISS THIS MOENY-SAVING MiD-SEA5ON SALE!
them to New Canaan. There was
considerable commotion in Water
and Haviland streets when the horses
were unloaded many of them being
stallions and vicious at thest.
That William J. Casey, the well
known contracting painter, 63 Wood-
ward avenue was not trampled on and
killed is more good fortune. Mr. Cas.
ey was standing near the entrance oi"
the theatre in Havilaud street alien
n stallion bucked and knocked ,him;
dow11.'lt’lan_v of the spectators tlloughti
him killed but when they Itii'lit‘d himI
up they were rejoined to notiw signs ,
which led llli 111 to collate that Mr [or means-«not, iril‘iers
Casey was one of those uho could, ‘~ ads, 5'91 move") at once
gaining approximately 2 points.
fractionally
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
\i((-' uniforms yesterday aitemoon und‘
llllili Iii Will SIRIEI
WALL STREET 10:10 a. m-—Can-
1adieu Pacific and Sears Roebuclrwere
the features of ‘1. strong and active
opening of today's stock market, each
The
Southern Railway shares were again . "
sprominent for their strength undama-
[jority of the active issues advanced
needs a medium that reaches people
Sentinel want
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Established 1863 Established 1868
H. Krieger 8. Co.
West Washington Street
LAST CALL FOR
island a bit of gruelling before. he isl
idoum and out. He was strut-l1 in the!
. back and tamed up but so far as tould
be ascertained no bones tutu broken
Expert Scalp
who Is the commander and chief 11m”~"~‘
Mr. Lanes was at WOIIi this morning:
1 ipaxiug off his 1119.11, although its admit- i
:ier he should not lime born out. He
was attended by an armv surtgton and ”I“ dandrufi or mono y refunded
lhv 11.: Jean Dunlorilor. . Ask us about it
A boy was knocked (icon and lnuis 3 Human Hi“? ”st
ed in the morning in: a mule and .1 prices
young lady slightly injured in the at !
ternoon Their names «onid not he
, secured.
1
8Mom~o t
i The Second Regiment marrhedi oSreoi.
Treatment.
Guaranteed to stop in ling hair and It
The Holmes Millinery
Dresses
Come in and see the Dresses we
are giving away for
Bl, B150 B2. 50
\ ‘\i\‘~)..\,
far, '1', at.
from their \iew Canaan camp through 1
White Dresses, slightly massed,
{the streets of Nowuih this morning
,emoute to Bridgeport,. attracting a
are out deal oi attention The 111011
marched well and looked refreshed ai-
lter their nights sleep and feed. -
3 One of the men of Troop C came
down in an ambulance and was tra11s~1,_ ale on
:ei’ rred t0 the forwarding hospital au- .
to-ambulauce at the corner of \i 1111.
and Wall streets in the presence or a
The B. Hershlield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 2" 122 Water It.
l large crowd it was reported that the‘
lumn was suitor-lug trom a dislocatedl
iknee although some of those piesent
‘ who saw him belie-19d that he was sill-S
'i’ering from disloratod enthusiasm.)
:the experiences of yesterday lumingl
.0 him that there was no place like a!
for, $1.50 and $2.50
Some of 0ch worth as high as $10
'1 '1'.’-.“.-"
Gingham and Percale Dresses
for $1.00 and $1.50 - l:
Worth . . as high as $5.00
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Charge Accounts
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leather bed.
,1- 1.1,! .1 ‘7‘.
Six of the horses of Troop A oi the
list CilVilii‘l \'. Y. .‘i. (L, who camped.
iout at the Connor Burnt were thought
i to the steam) tout dock this morning to
be shipped back to Wow it ork, the long
march having been too much for them. i
it was reported this morning that:
the Twelfth Ruizlmolti of New Yuri:
National iluard infantry was to
hunt
could not In; con-
Iie landed at South Norwallt by
today but this rig-port
ilrmcd. -
'To Travel
In,Peace
. Be Sure of "
YourTrunk
The Trunks we sell are built
with, the 11111351139 1111111 in mind.
They have sturdy, lightvwatlght
foundation boxes. Canvas. locks.
hinges. paint andsiats are all
' stout and sure.
‘The "
Sentinel
is a. Daily, ,, 3
NEWS
paper
in the
Broadeat ’
.‘ Sense that
I
t‘
,3“ that. you can think of. la‘
tioluding the famous
um; and Mark can 131181. _
hhirt 8qu now going on.
, the Term
Our nline‘rof luggage contains
about every term of Trunk and ,
"Milly” ‘
opened with everybody on our
EASY PAYMENT PLAN you’ll
have no reason to complain of
the high cost of living.
we, will Clothe You from Head
to Foot on Credit Terms
at Cash Store Prices
.‘R‘R‘K‘ ‘\‘. \“\-‘\-~-\‘\‘\‘x"\- \‘
'n 1' ’4’ ", agray- I-/.a,.’a,l
Lust (all. The last "to users or
.our lit" 411 Sale
n 3110: SENSATION
lunch as South Norwallr has never
known. The bin idea of this sale the
cause of this drastic action, is the out
routine necessity at shooting a pool.
itlve clearance or all our Ladloa',
Gents: Misses' and Children 6 Shoes to
make roam tor earpehters and build-
ers who will econ be here to tear
down the b‘uiidlnnacomlnr as it does
just at the height of tho mason. lust
“at the beginning or vacation time.
_ pm when you most need the good».
this great. sale with its almost unto
ilovnbie vaitm will attract 1 duration
of hpbreciat. ve’ buyers. and imart
a new epoch in the apparel history '1
30th Norman: and vicinity. By all
means attend this Carnival at Bar.
anion. Ilen’t irritate “or delay. a.
Look, Look, Look
You can save money. I treat an-
vorilse anything that 1 can‘t make
good. Save you 10 to 40 per cent.
Novel will prove to you. Schlitz
Milwaukee floor for 11.50 case, 24
bottles. Wolz and Zertvcrk Plieener.
81.20. Nassau Plisoner, $1.10 can.
lntsrboro. $1. 00 case. Other kinda lint
ported beers Evans Pale Ale, line tn-
bio cream Ale. Ciousen and Flanagan
Cream Mo. 3110 case. Dont forget.
our wines. l-ort. Sherry and Muscatsi
tor t1. 00 gel. is worth $1.50. This
is what you have linen paying for the
some quality. Whieltloa tram $200
up. Brandi", Honnmy 8111111, $1.. in. ‘
Extranne, 3140: Peach Brandy, 85c; .
Blackberry Brandy, .7511: Apricot.
Brandy. 850. About ill) more other: ..
‘ brands whisklos, bundle: and our» '1
dials that are too numerous to men-r
. nan. out. I will guarantee to have your
' , from 1011 to tile on erery bottle you
nowhere train as. You come and '
~ convince youmlr. our 't‘ei. eras.
Pianist delivery. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler