I ,When you see
Our teams .go by
‘ C‘Withlieaping loads
,VOf‘shioing Coal.
when the night air
.lsieool and a wrap
Fhels grateful
Does it remind you
Of future needs.
Say, does'it?
1.?
ermine.
35 M HIM Mal.
VI solicit the ooutlnuitiou of Mr W
V Nothing but the best arro-
.auota will he offered, made from pure
.‘ingmdlents
“shop.
JOHN ‘ RAlllS
in. a «strictly annuities?
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VLThe HolmesflMillincry
Human HairGoods -
Dressmaking’ and .
Remodeling
TELEPHONE 405
3 MONROE ST.
For Men
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BRACKEN
t EMERSON
”SHOES
. Edwin C. Burt’s
Shoes forWomen
The very latest
3 models in all lasts
" and leathers
ifaCONNEALLY &
BKACKEN
81 Washington St.
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294.
BUY
122 Water It.
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Wil.l.. CLOSE OUT OUR
Women’s White
$3.00 AND $3.50 GRAD:
Nil-Buck Shoes
' {A Fways More of the L
Many New Items have been added and every woman who appreciates Values
Norwalh' Leanna Dry Goods no...“
and 5 Gazette Dinning. NoWilli. Connecticut
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should visit our Suit Department and see the Bargains
from $3 up.
. . Ladies’ . ..
LINEN DUSTERS
Sizes lotto 46 in host measure,
Colored Silk i
UNDERSKIRTS
In all the latest shades. reduc-
ed to $2.75. new goods.
Lingerie waists
Dutch necks, in many styles
and at little prices.
A few more Tailored Linen Two-Piece
Suits that are Big Values at present prices
White Serge Sample Suits,Were$20-$25, now $10
ii
China Silk. Waists 3. Just a Few- of the season’s heft-
fie'i’it‘éflii'eiei’hiif’ini $23 3.: Overs to go at Very Low Prices.
shades of color, at money 91““ - '
mg prices. ‘9 ' A
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:3 A few-Pure Linen Coats. a few iii
:3 White Linen and P. K. Suits. it
y; few White orLinen Skirts. a small. 2}
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Good Bye to the Bathing Suits
We have marked them down to the last notch,
with plenty of summer days left. Dainty suits
for little girls. from 50c, and Women‘s Suits from
$1.76, are worth double money.
Our entire stock
models.
KIMONOS AT COST "
\
in many patterns. long and short ‘
There are no better models in flats sale.‘
Many Other Items that will interest you on your first visit
lllllil llill flllllilll.
James Hanlon. I
The funeral services over the re-,
mains of James Hanlon. will be heldé
tomorrrlw afternoon at 1:30 O‘clock:
for $2.50 81 $2.75
MAX LEVY’S
169 WASHINGTON ST., BRlDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
on i ‘
us
V_als§,_ .extra
h, in
‘ I a. pretty home
thud exchanged.
ashluuton at. .
Notice
WM arraou
Viof 35 Fort street..East
prices
large quantities. .
.. tin, Show; auto tires, 8c 1b.,
liked and skinned, and feather
‘ Cannot
‘ because you
_ 't‘ a lot of money. We have a
oil of splendid furniture at
that will aurpriahyfim. ,
‘GutkOWSky .
ddiand furniture and stoves
Sale on Walk-Over:
Oxfords All Styles
M. Josem 8. Sons
' 195 Washington St.
and Sizes
Two Stereo.
for
Cop-
Special
Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps
George Keeler’s
Shoe Store
’ 159 Washington St.
IRIDGE
9;.
TOLV 419
DO
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‘l'ol. 356- 2.
up».
as others do: aell your raga. rubbers.
metals, papers. feather beds and unio-
mobile tires to n. Alexander, as he
pays the highest prices. ,
Also buys and sells second-hand fur-
nitrite.
Alexander
21 Haymond "s'i.
y ignged in his work as a plumber. While
1 Benton 8!. ‘
from the late home, in Strawberry Hill;
and at 2 o‘clock from St. Mary‘s
‘Church. The members of Norwullr'
l Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles will
{attend in a body. "
I M
l
l William Zipperer.
‘1 William leperer. tilled eighteen
lyeurs, son of Mr. and hire. Frederick
éZipperer, 0f 5] WM” street. South this morning the cnn‘wns continued
{-Norwallr, passed away at the Norwallt
indefinitely upon the payment of the
Hospital last evening. The funeral
COSlS. .
”services will be held from the late ‘:
:resldence tomorrow afternoon at 12:45
:o‘clock. Rev. Martin Steup will om-
,‘ciate and the interment will follow
,in Bridgeport. Mr. leperer was lair.
ien down with lead poisoning while en.
George Reynolds. hr Norwaik. was
arrested last evening on a charge of
drunkenness At rhé Town Court.
Captain J. Harry Gibson had anoth-
od buy before hitn.thl‘s morning, charm!
ed with breaking one, of the electric'
street lights at the corner of Eliza-
beth and Water streets. Superinten-
dent A. E. Winchester also took a
hand and between them they persuad-
ed the boy to make amends.
:sutl'ering frorn this disease, complica-
itlons set in which brought about the
{young man's untimely death.
‘ His WATERLOOu .
A senator passed a constituent
garound the capitol for a while and
Ethen, having some work to do on the
liloor, culitluclt'tl his visitor to the Son-
iate gallery. After an hour or so the
visitor approached a gallery door-
lkeeper and said;
‘hly name in \‘w. i am a friefld of ~
:Senator _____ He brought me here Louis Todd was arrested last oxen
land 1 want. to go out and 100k aroundflnl‘ charged with “WW“ 0“ “’1‘“ Wen
‘rt bit i thought that i would tell you ton and at the Town Court this morn
so 1 can get back in. " ing was fined 3'; and costs Todd
“That's all right. “ said the door- ”008’“ an ullhor of Weston and KING
keeper "but i may not be here when the latter a two dol liar bill. Ml. West
you return In order to pmvont any 0" “‘M‘f‘d 10 unit 0" lllloult’l‘ custom.
miataho i will give. you the password, (it before mailing the tllnnrte and
£50 that you can get pour gem Niall] ‘! Tfldll, lhlllillllll lhlll. lhfl llltll‘illlilm was
"What‘s the word?“ asked My; NJ... trying to haul him out of the money.
“ldiosyucruay.” drew a little penkuife and threatened
“What?" , dlro \engeunco.
“Idiosyncraay.” “swam
“l outrun l‘ll afay in," new Mn, N... PHlLosoial-w AND aHVME.
~Washlnrtton suit. i If people on»; new. that which
W authors the gayest or the saddest
N0 SOOVENIRB. i would look different.
”Hopelessly paivenu." I What. u lot-of «iron
1
r
1
Point last evening vlhs a most suc-
will go toward tit-fraying the. expenses
of the trip to llllnllury on September
12. wre generous. As usual the fire-
lont hosts,
an...
are hanging
“You; and l aaaure you that none. of you furnish the capital
the silver was worth carrying away. " Iver notice that the Big llll‘ll ill”
WW... lwarrt known and novel lent-ell tho lit
The man pooped in the den of hours, ; llo bundle on the wrong doorstep?
Quill hit. “Willi. his“ my Will: i When you find one fault. with your
I thought this was a larger place. but heat friend remember that too oompllg:
.lt‘u a mildly hole." month will never made up for the
whaling News. itaiiltnnding.
W A man in not nationally blind Who
has lost his eyesight Thurs are
The Beers Meatrth
mom people that won't rise thati‘w
thou who can't. 3*
Be sure the bread Ma post until!
the water lanfit sour and molds. so
' thing good coming id” you.
Put your worries and
on the atop shelf oil. a closet and close
‘ the door and the trsthynl tlmy:
\ are lilW
.the fete day of Torqustus. May 13.
The dance which‘vthe South Nor-i
walk fire department gave at Roton'
t~esssful one and the proceeds. which:
men proved themsellos to be excel- l ’
"You went to their purlylast night?" around ready to no into business ifI
fliil some day you may have some- .
Useful Footstool.
There is quite a fad among women
who take pride in their well shod feet
for the little footstools that that?
J great-grandmothers used to use. To the
great-grandmothers they were a neces-
‘sity, since they kept the feet above
the draft line but for their degenerate
offspring they serve the more frivol-
out! purpose of putting pretty feet
where no one can help noticing them.
Wants l-ila Back Pay.
A circus employs of Maryvllie has
sued the company for which be for
meriy worked asking $55.10 back
wages. and in the meantime he has
attached the alligator. An alligator
in our idea. of nothing to get attached
lt—or to not; attached to you.-—Kansas
City Times.
Keeps Saint's Memory Fresh.
St. Torquatus, the apostle of Cadiz.
lived in the first Christian century and
planted an olive tree before the
church dedicated to him in Cadiz.
This tree is always in full bloom on
Do Unto Others.
He who would pass the declining
‘ years of his life with honor and com-
fort ahould. when young. consider
that he may one day become old. and
remember, when he is old. that he has
once been young—«Addison.
w-“ “MWQW
Real Cause of Gust-rel.
The people we dislike and avoid
are no more sinners than we are our-
selves. Our quarrel is often with-their
marinara. opinions tempera rather
than with thatr actual (feeder-hire.
Alfred Bldxwlclr.
Medical Wiles.
“My doctor says i ought to ride a
horse" said the indolent. man.
for?” "I don't know. Maybe has
tired of treating me for dyspepsia and
wants a broken oollarhons for I
iehnnxe.”-~Washinmon Star
WW
Russian Peasants Mindful. .
The peasant girls of Russia sell
'tholr hair for a sum which amounts
{to hm than a dollar a pound sud their
trsuarbrlng six to $15 in the Motion
hair market.
W
Paid for Art.
"is that picture a genuine worlt of
g ml" asked the uninstruetad observer.
“Mo." replied hit. Contra: frankly.
"but the story the dealsr saw the
string with it is "
a
”its Worse ‘f‘hsn War.
1 filters are minis words than new ‘
henfiasimthatludtowm‘mt-
AW.“ pinbmommfliflr
Whittle. ,
m items waimm~ _
shortens m m mildews
trio'sat iron: for miner- dunnspmsrtyV
porter outset
Them will its a mating in the are: ,
Those who inflict must suffer, for they 5
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till
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‘ ‘n‘ ‘\‘\u~‘\‘\-\:\
I'V:,U/-;n,~n~v A: U curl-,1
‘ lot of Lingerie Waists. a small lot
of Black Lawn Waists. 'A small
lot of wash Suits for Boys. A
small lot of Wash Dresses, and a
great many other useful ready-to-
wear articles toclose out at very
low. prices. It will pay you to
buy these things and put them
away for next Summer.
. COME IN .
and RUMMAGE AROUND
Ha:
. ~v-r
wu‘
said
"int a self made-man." the
see proud individual
The work of their own hearts, and “Well, you are all right except as to
that must be ._\‘our head." commented the listener.
Our chastisement or recompense. “How‘s that?"
”Shelley. “The part you talk with is too ‘hig
for the part you think with."—-—.\lil~
wuukee Journal.
The woman wno relies upon Ben-
tine! Want Advs. to secure the house-1 ~—
hold help has a little time for other‘ Flrmnoss. common sense and most
things. iot’ all. honesty, an honesty above all
' ‘suspiclon of personal interest, are
Yalevard. Jr.——llah. rah, rah, pa. the qualities which the country chief-
nnh, rah, rah, mu. rm halfback on ly needs in its chief magistrate—-
the varsity team! . James Bryce in "The American Como
Yalevard. Ct‘.~—-Yea, so i heard: and monwaalth.”
all the wa back in your studios."—- -—~-—
Life y Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.
e
w...
“fie...“ ...,_..
'lne woman who can reach can find
private pupils—assuredly through a.
modest campaign of Sentinel W anti
advertising.
~— l
"Human nature is peculiar,“ observ-
ed the thoughtful looking individual. ‘
"Many a man capable of giving up his
aunt in a lifeboat to a woman wtmt
Rlltl up his seatin a street car.’
m.
THE TRUTH.
l prove it to you. i opened the
Family lituor Store just three
months um i started with one team. l
Today lrnam three teams to deliver
Hill We are busy. This allows that a
not ' arr HOME tulle advantage of
my mw guinea. I don‘t give stamps or ,
titritelo for return. but 1 give you the
cuirh with yet buy of me. i assure
you l on will have 20 to it} purl
cunt on all the goods we sell. On or
i
flow will thatVNew
Suit look at the ‘
Trip,’s End
if you carry it In one of our
Wardrotlo Trunks it will he
[“2811le put on and want.
Stop in and let its explain
how to push a wardrobe trunk.
Stenmur Wardrobe. so finches.
were.
nodular Wardrobe. to latches.
Milli). . .
Complete-r line of flotation
Goods. ‘ “ _.
ory bottle goods you can have from
the to fine on hottlo. 0n Wines.
Sherry Port Museum. $1.00 gallon,
worth “.50 luterhoro Bohr. $100
case. it bottles. Nassau Pitsaneh
mu Mm. w. and 7... silt; ease.
uuhlits Beer. ll 60 case. madman and
Flaunasnn Groom Ale, 31.10. Owen
are and other thwarted Alert and
Laser. All lands of Ala or hear
bottled at brewery. Cordial. Gin and
Whisky at wry low prices. Tattle
Client, the gallon. You can‘t on: the
same thing for less than lilo.
flame and to us a weigh?“ satisfy
yourself. but it arltliu
loans or third hot it. we
dancer to your home.
first. seed or postal lilti‘d .
narration with any out ‘
is the only place this do hualam. .
Norwalk Chronicler