little is room to Tent Till
_‘llire'11t Mill and rent it.
'_1When the shadows
OI ,evcning
d the days grow shorter—-
Wllen‘ the Katy-dids
Kashmir“ awake
”Does yourmind revert
'ol‘the empty Coal bins?
siw, does 111
CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
0|.
0..
DD.
.00
h s tNlTARY BAKERY
l solicit discontinuation or your pa-
" Wage.
ducts wiilrdle offered, made from ours
» ingredients
shop.
35 South Milli Street,
Nothing but the meat pro;
in a" strictly sanitary
1
Joan muss
The Holmes Millinery
Human HairGoods
Dressmaking and
Remodeling
TELEPHONE 405 3 MONROE ST.
. BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfieid 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294.
‘ as: the town, being seventy -two year's
He was a pioneer oyster-man ‘
and :boatnian. fi-Ie has been Interested
in the boat industry for some time. lie
I has been a builder as well as an owner
‘01 age
. will be held from the late residence on
‘ Wednesday afternoon at 2
‘1 " Ledrend Jennings. ‘ 7"
fiLeGrand Jennings died at his borne. ‘
in Jennings Place, Sunday. Mr. Jen-
hinge who and oi the oldest residents
or boats. He is a members! Our Bro- .
thera’ Lodge. lilo. 10. and also a. menu
bar oi the Daughters of Re‘becoa. lie
is survived iby one daughter, Miss
Florence Jennings.
W
Mien Lorin May Nickerson.
Miss Lens May Nickerson died at
her home, in 268 East avenue early
this morning. The deceased was in
her twentieth year and has been ill
for a long time. The funeral services
o'clock
Rev. ‘8. P. Fairbanks will omciate and
the interment will follow in the River-
side cemetery.
1111100111 11110
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~The
only feature of interest at the opening
of today’s ‘stbck market was the
strength of the Canadian group. Can-
adian Pacific was up 1. and Minneapo-
lis.,St. Paul and Sault .Ste Marie 11,4-
Otherwlse changes were mainly down
ward with indications of further liqui-
dation in the better known issues.
.__..—.-
WALL STREET.
shaded afterllie opening, but soon be
came firmer under lead of Canadian
Pacific, which rose 3 points, with
smaller gains in a few specialties,
points.
$2,000,000 ssuuirrn
Tilt Baton Point 011111111 tiara
use yesterday during the electric
storm or the afternoon while the rain V
spoiled countless Bummer hats and
beantiiul dresses tor the ladies.
11 a. m.-——Prices ,
while American Toba'co fell over two,
m1 Hit, sandal ildodnar' a
House. Alan 1111quin
.2"
The lightning did considerable dam
Roton Point hotel was struck a
glancing blow on the roof, but little
damage was done except for the hole
through which the bolt went. The
Merry go- 'round also suffered. the
lightning following the electric wire
into the pavilion and smashing the me-
ter, which put the electric service out
of business.
The electricity also played tricks at
Samuel Roodner’s home in Elmwood
avenue and had it not been for the pre-
caution oi’ Chief Engineer George W.
Bogardus in making a thorough exam-
ination of the premises. indications
are that the family would have been
nsphyxlated during the night. The
bolt followed the wires into the house.
Hone the mistake was made in mixing
the wires and gas pipes and one of the
pipes was punctured by the lightning.
and that communicated with the wood
work. The tire was discovered and
the fire department called out. By the
time the department reached the scene
Chief Bogardus was told that the fire
was out.
had been atlre.
convinced and lighting a mulch he, to!—
12 Water er.
gecouNsALLv &
311110st
Bx Washington St.
en
en.
wm. CLOSE OUT OUR
Women’s White
Nu-Buck Shoes
$3.00 AND $3.50 GRADE
for $2.50 81 $2.75
008T 0F MAIIEUVIIES
.\'ow that illeu
the cost of H11 week s manoevers be
comes of interest and from sources in
11 position to know. it is stated that;
of dollars
Figuleti on the basis of 18000 I11
75 cents a (111.1 irmi the goveinment
MAX LEVY’S
169 WASHINGTON 8T., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK‘
..IV
pay roll 111116111115 to $202. 500 for Iht
inine days. This will be higher because
lhn officers“ pm is grlalci than that 01
a priv.ate
”7., Sale on Walk-Overim
Oxfords All Styles
and Sizes
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores.
195 Washington St.
1 Benton St.
is total of $121. 500 for loud.
The transportation (11‘ the lioops by
'Vof horses and mules and property dam
; age claims and a hundred and one oth-
er things which will bring the enlhe
irost up to the two million mark.
i WWW-
l WILTON PETITION GRANTED.
l
I Winter.
The petition. which the
Notice
WM EFF RON
of 35 Fort street.
brwslk. is paying to 11 111. for man
ll also 3 extra prices for
little in large quantities. (lop-E
_i" 13c; hy brass, Sc; load. fl 11205
to specialty.
iii
Wm... 1.1M “m“... m... .n 1...... .1 .o
palate Chairs
n wide variety. A full line 11
attend turnlium and stove
11m exchanged
i": not
will it‘ll. iii-1c 1b.; nuio tires. lie in,
W and skinned. and leather
Write postal or into
tr corner oi“ the house are
his. well made and stylish
TéSpecial
Bargains
Ladies Oxfords
and Pumps
l
Shoe Store
159 Washington 8t. BRIDE
.George Keeler’ s
Vecmmitlec of Wilton recently son:
has born favorably rerciwd by
authorities of the road
IGCUIg‘t‘ S. Weston necrelnrl ol’
litizeus‘ coniiilitlce. receilcd
11'11111 the petition had been 1:1‘.unled
The Pitts-
p in.
cvon
or the road willi mu: l1 jm.
fluid express. bound north 1115
film] the cxpl'cna at? p 111. will
.tlllue to 1110p 111 the Wilton station dur-i
the
people to get home silt-r dark, and re»
{inn lilo w.iule1 'lllis \llll enable
111111 in the evening it lhly so desire.
Ellie north side of the station.
lll‘lillt‘f.‘ has also been inmle on till
Be Sure to Goa
suit with
I R. Alexander
heioro you roll your rags. rubber
111nm)! papers, Wither buds and out
mobile tires as he
prices
i
ll
furniture.
utkoWSky R Alexander
Tel. ”It
pays highest
Also buys and sells second handed
[side oi the station. This (:Iiililiw add
Sgreatly to the conduits and solely or
"I the passengers.
GWEN A SURPRISE PARTY.
George Fl. Ven Aletyne Remembers
by I Number at Friende.
George ll. Van Alstyuo was
t. tor
1).
oral or his friends in honor oi"
birthday. Hi‘he ntl‘nlr took place
his residence. in purview avenue. 1111
was 11 complete surprise
somewhat taken back by the zipped
once of the party, Mr. Van Ail-1,1111
quickly recovered and proved tolls
most congenial host.
fully.
Vre‘lllrne or the do:
i
it
war game in this state;
I“ b 03‘“? I0 d "IO“? 311d ”19 soldier terlug in thlough the roof into one of .ing the filemen and endangering their
boys lime departed for their homes.
the, cost will be close. to two milliousI
the field.a11dulldlaui11g priv'utes puv.}
and 50 cents a day from the state, the;
.
IRceident. Will Have Evening Train in Vshingies.
'il1ls 11101111115 loom iloor
lireIirom practirulli the same plate thI people who live along the tiacks
‘6.
word it entered Shooting into the v.11rd Iilleir feet by gnawing out of u“. win If
, Al. the. manual or the committee. “1
écovercd platform has been erected on!
All on
pleasantly surprised yesterday by now
his
lltI
Although
As a souvenir or the 11.111112. oven-
Vslon. the gentlemen presented their
ltie‘lighled host. with three dozen henna
tltni glasses, Which he accepted grate
During the afternoon retrain-
me‘hts were served and consumed with
relish and upon their departure. an
guests wished their host many hips}
:ieuk was promptly repaired.
1V JohuDarrow’s
.11 enue was struck the bolt of fire en- 1
the moms on the second 1‘.loor The
plaster was ripped off but no othell
damage nos done.
The \lunicipal Electric 11111111 report-
ed that while no great damage
'done by the storm many fuses audg
lamps were blown out and other (him I
ago 01‘ a minor character done. ‘
Two Killed in Georgia.
MACON, Gs.. Aug. ilk—~Violell3
lilghtniug which centered about iiltrw 5
cer University square. veslerday, 1
.caused the death of two persons the
“III ”I‘ll“ Is “IIII‘Ie‘I I" injury to two others. damage to mam‘
cents .1 day for lotions which makes buildings and a panic in a Presbyite-
lan Church directly across the strewi
from where the bolt had set lire
e \ew Haven road alone will amountlthe building
Ito Oler 55011000. in addition there will.
III“ the cost of camp sites [he feedlngl The IIgIIInI'Ig "III-‘9" ”93M“ I'I"II‘3 M In the fact that another sister and l.‘
with Thomas M Snundels’ residence.‘
in Eh avenue, yesterday afternoon.
and fortunately there was nobody in
the house tor had there been it is
question how they would have csI
IVouped serious iujurv 01 death. A bolti
3truck the root lore off 11 quantity ofV
sped downward along the
raids oi the ‘uouse. ripping on some oil
tilizens' like sheathing and entered the house day and many meio traillloads pass
to . 1hrougli n ('lUBt
.1lie officials of the New Haven loud, I rumpus, thinning luo drawers and 11 Some or the men
tho I‘seuing machine out upon the sitting. some looked tired out .
house I
Here it raised a
and leuv ing the
1i! strurk and destroyed a. clothes
house (E'l'lllli‘llll? into the collar where
‘iII smashed things up in general and:
Iwns ilnnliv grill lulled
Vdone to the
Iwua comparatively small.
llhe slportive disposition of the boil.
Had the rain held off live minutes
longer. Mr. Saunders hinlscll would
have been in the building. lie and
11‘ his family wele visiting close lit and
3 when the alarm came up he figured
on returnlug home to clone thowlrp
down. The rain come loo quickly.
illowover, and rather then. got drench-
ed. he took 11 chance on the writer
nor drivinlr Into the home.
The loss sustained. will probably
amount to 11 couple of hundred dol
lore and is ensured by insurance held
with William Fl. Wilcox, agent.
The heavy min yesterdnl' 1031's“
on expensive trick in ll‘n W. (lreg
ory'e place. in lilah street. when the
lronbyurd caved in. the planking
over the old spring which bubbles be-
low lllejsuriuce of the ground having
roll/ed out. The ruins of yesterday
afternoon. awe-11.111 the spring to such
an extent that the pressure caused
the planking to also was and the
earth caved in, leaving a big hole
(I
31
d
l‘ 1
£9
a
ten hetero the cave-in.
!
new? lire.-Penlmeu-~0hi
, 31111111: is 1171 amigo "
The flame of the bolt set the gas alive TURNED I“ F-ALSE
the blaze had been extinguished and guided individual. whose capacity for
. ”V“ “f” ”0‘ satisfied how anced his supply of Judgment and
”“3 and gomg ““0 ”“3 cellar he was horse-sense pulled tire alarm box num-
attracted by a cracking no1se but was her 17. at the corner of West avenue
‘told that it came from the wood which .and Cedar street, Sunday morning at
SIIII he refused I0 be I V.12: 30 o'clock. The tire department, in- . ~.
Icluding scores of men who had retir-
lowed the piping to the noise and there led for the flight.
discovered a leak in the gas pipe. Theiraced to the spot (198.3%de only to
V .find that they had been the victims of
residence. in 1515 East Is
1 w orse
health.
and strenuous efforts should be madei
‘to find the guilty party and prosecute;
“II“ him to the full extent of the law.
led
liospile the 1111- j
NH! New! hmmvcr. the dalnasl‘luu, “l'tk end with Mr illld Mrs. 111le
building and comb”: on is Harris 01 South Main street
thanks to;
Norwallt’s Leading Dry GoodsAStore
8 and 5. Gazette building. Norwnik; ConnecticutV‘
The Second Week of our Annual Suinmer. Suit Sale
r
OFFERS A NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL BARGAINS THAT SHOW A LARGER AVERAGE SAVING
THAN WE HAVE EVER OFFERED.
Extra Fine Silk and Lingerie Waists, with the Popular- Dutch
Neck, Priced Very Low.
Dainty White Serge Suits, former prices $20 to $25. now $10.
Tailored Poplin Suits,
Tan, Pink and Light Blue. reduced to $1. 50
3 Tan Linen Tailored Suits at 03 up.
Pongee Coats were $15 and $16, now $7. 50 and $8. 50.
OTHER ITEMS IN THIS SALE
KIMONOS.
AREIBATHING SUITS, ONE-PIECE LINGERIE DRESSES AND
it
ALARM 0F FIRE I
Some poor, unfortunate and mis-
',‘fun greatly exceeded and overbai-
tumbled . out and
"joke." Then to make matters
the rain fell in torienls dreuch
This sort of thing should be stopped .
POPE DENIES RUMOR.
ROME. Aug. 1.—A statement circui-j ‘ -.
riled in the press here that the pope:
went out of the Vaticsn to visit his
sister Ross who was said to have been
struck with paralysis, was officially
denied at the Vatican today. :
The otiicinls deviare that the stroke‘
of parsilsis by his popes sister oc-
chrred as far back as June and “as 011 l
u niece of the pope who were caringl
for his Rosa have left Rome and that
Ross is almost entirely recovered
SOLDIERS RETURN TO THEIR I
HOMES.
(her twenty trainioads of militia
men returning from the war game,I ,
passed 111 or the Danbury line yester—‘
through by way oi? Ill-midgepoit‘,
were happy
Several of the. trains bloulziit the
dons as thin passed. in some points
I'm". 1...” Mg rebelled by the patrons pole and then relurned ligaiu to the 13 15 reported that they fired a mg“
in: fusillade
Mr. and Mrs John Beilkout spent
meww— -
W
months ago i started with one team.
Today i have three teams to deliverI
and we are busy. This allows that a
good many people take advantage of
my low 1111111111.] don't ilrlvc stumps or
tickets for return. huti give you the
cash when you buy of me i assure
you that volt will save 20 to «lb per
cent on oil the goods we sell 011 ev
ery bottle goods you can have trout
lilo to 2M: onslloitle (in Wines.
Sherri. Port. 111111011101 51110 gallon.
worth 1100. iutorboro iioer. 1100
case. 2i bottles. Nassau Piisoneb.
$1.10 cane. W. and 2,. 81.15 case.
(Schlitz Bear. $31.60 case. CIMIWTI 11nd
Flannognn (ream Ale. ll 10 (Men
Ale and other imported Ales and
‘0‘"
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel I ‘ '
the; "
THE TRUTH.
l prove it tnIy.ou i opened
Family Liquor Store just three!
' Established 1868 Established 1868 ll
35
Eli sc
rieger o. 1.:
West Washington Street :1‘
. ‘\_‘
Us-
Don’t fail to attend our
ale of Great
Bargains
Stocks are very limited,
and first comers get first
choice. “
it
All of our $1.50 and $2 Black
Lawn 81 White Lawn Waists
go at 50c.
Dresses for 75c, $125 8. $1. 50
1 worth as high as $5. '
Boys’ Wash Suits ior 39c.
Sweaters at Half Price. ‘
Shapes for 500, former values
up to $5.
House. Dresses and Wrappers
for 50 cents. and a. host
of other Bargains throughout
the ‘ store.
“Vb“. ‘\‘\‘\.
U “l' '1‘]
¢~nuenu in
'mz'v/ur‘uifii
The Beers Meat 8r
Provision Co.
13 15 Main Street, Norwalk
22 West Washington St. South
" Norwaik
sulu'rs-
There never was a better
time to stock up on Shirts.
Shirts or Quality, than at Drew
out. I
Just note their}; prices:
31:13 for our $1.50 grade.
filled with what was pure option we-
lnumr. All kinds or Ale or liner
Cordlnl Gin and
‘IMISB
bottled at l11‘.o1very
Whiskey at very low prices.
Qiilret, the gallon.
301119 and give. use trial and satiety
Fine Sparkling Wine. :9. 00
case or 01.00 bottle: worth $23302“y
deliver to your hellish
yourself
Table
You cant buy the
for less than 1. (it).
also.
“Iii:
Phone at Both States
v
I I ‘1.
“out?“ .eWJ‘fiV-WN 4 1
"it's a curious loot thin the thinner
which amuse some men make others
01.46 for our $2.00 grade.
61.66 tor our $2.130 grade.
I$1.015 torrour $3.00 grade.
, $2.66 for our $3.50 grade.
‘ Just note. also. that they are
all guaranteed fast calm.
Tel tilted or postal oar-d will do
connection with any other piece. This
is the, only place that i do business. ,
airs. Wright-win your husband has?
gory boar. '
. so" coLLMle .. 150.2611. 110:,
scary." . VV
“Yes, We noticed that; It is most
apparent. norms, When a man's but
blown off. and goes curtailment;
lat-nun: ate- streetl"wtlhtceeo M05
"IIIIIT herald. 1
WW .
, was mm from W:
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