mum»
in winter.
mum»... .
Wilson of the your the hut
. 1- Shite sure to present 11 sorry
Jim latices the supply of head-
‘ on a very generous one.
”tiled unceremoniously in the
not the ribbon trimmings and tho
ntlrcly new hut in not adviso-
lehat new trimming: should bu.
v The large 11on of lace or 11111.
. wonderiuliy useful to refresh-
, provided the straw can be
uptake 11 fresh lease oi exis-
stind add 11 new wrinkle when
Minn over the brim. 131111111113
entirely of mnlineo are all
men: nuts. on they
'11 or both season. A
for 1‘1 outlines hat is
hot. trimmed with
town fur. A large.
incline woe lined
not. with one large
It improves with age.
1 crack and-bring down plaster.
1 1
Make the walls and ceilings in your home attractive as well as dura-
ble and will prove most satisfactory under every condition.
BEAVER BOARD is a Pure Wood Fibre Wail Board which is used in-
stead of lath, plaster and other wall building materials and which of its
superior surface for decoration makes unnecessary the use of wall paper.
BEAVER BOARD is finished in panels of various sizes which
nailed directly to the studding in new work. The BEAVER BOARD is
decorated with any paint suitable for wood and the
completed by covering the seams with battens or decorative strips.
The opportunities for tasteful decoration are unlimited because of "the
'great variety of panel arrangements possible and the superior surface
BEAVER BOARD for taking'decoration by paint.
BEAVER BOARD does not chip, crack, disintegrate or deteriorate.
It retards fire, withstands shocks. strains and vibrations which
The first cost
Full information and suggestions for the use of BEAVER BOARD
together with a sample of this Pure Wood Fibre product can be had.from
Hatch .5. Bailey Co.
South N orwalk
in, with tho atlt'i' qullillltc trimming
ut the fiiiil‘. in Paris this summer this
trlnnuinp is uiuntlly of higl'ciit-ii, which
uro under him here. but there are
very good imltttlionu among tho tnnv
cicn, 1111,1111 the New York 'l‘rihunc. if
you burn 11 11cm. littlo xhnpo which in
huoomlng. you ('nnnot lllllkl! n mluiaitc
by covm'lntt the crown with satin-mu
gold tone is very good lookingwnnd
oithor touring the brim of the straw
or covcrihg it with black velvet.
Tlil‘lmiln oi outiu are very new unit
while patio in the favored motorinl. ul-
though many women prefer a color
matching the costumo. ()riontut beetle
are draped in garland tnuhion over the
soft folds and 11 (snow shoots directly
upward from the front.
A but of white, charmcuue has n
broad square crown and a narrow
brim. which rolls up in the proper m-
ohton at the right side. Gardiner or
the muteriul outline the bare and top
or the crown, while through the cen-
ter is a narrow. band or roundabout-
lino ribbon. finished in the front with
21 111111111 square buckle of gold mu!
hlnek enamel. and in the block with,
e tinyrdat how. hitch a hut in not «11111.
cult to make. yet one would’heio out
Waited. by covering the upper 111-1111 and
crown with flowered chinou one 91111511
It makes a house cooler in summer and warmer
is the only cost.
Shuntor crown, 01’ 111.111. or 111.11.. unt-
tremendously 51110111111111 hats tor the '
owning, summer weeks.
it mourns halt they be given 11 new.
are
panel arrangement
of
BEAVER.
13 CAR D
iron: mica mini
Coat and Run.
A cotubiuutlun rug and blnnltet cost
which has been recently invented in
uttrnciing much uttontlon. The cont in
very good looking Knrincnt. and it can
he uubuttonotl at the cities and under
the prion. uud tinttcned cutlroly out no
that it, run he rolled up and placed on
the root. or 11 motor cur or rolled into
n ulrnp like u utopnior rug. it it in
desired to non it no a utonmer rug it.
run be spread over 11 person reclining
ut the olden so that no wind can not
in a deck chulr like u blanket and hub
under it. The 11111111111111 is motto of
toned around the neck and tucked 1"
double t’occd cloth'lu one or two tones.
It has also the udruutnge or tilting
ucrernl different sized‘pureoun. tore
the New York Herald. As the cool.
buttons up 111 the sides the some unri-
moot run be adjusted to ht slender
11nd tull figures.
“a... {aroma-WW5.“ sway.» . . MarksmaAW 1am
Undo-date Sports
Read The
After the 1
Wreck
The old ball lay desolatewpitllesely
deserted by man. woman and child
1 had heard at it, for the story was
known. but the sight of the dementia
”the drives obliterated. the lawns a
jungle and the pork empty ,oicow or
cheep—«led me to pull up the car and
contemplate the wilderness that lay
beyond the moulderlng gates and the
curtainless lodge. .
This. then. wile the Manor House
that Hugbensteln. of Philadelphia.
bought for his bride. just before they
sailed. on that last tragic voyage on
the Cosmic. in which both had per-
ished. No wonder that young Brook-
lyn, his stepson—tor Mrs. Hughensteiu
was a widow when the millionaire
married lter~sh11ddered at residence
therein. A haunted house for him, if
ever there was one! '
At the 11111 I halted, ordered dinner
and bed. for it was an ancient paneled
hootelrywlth an attentive and thought
to] host.
“Strange wilderness up there.‘ I re
marked. as he set down a liqueur.
“Yes, sir." he replied. “they always
ask questions about it."
“Who looks after it?” I asked.
“Not. a soul." he anewored. “That’s
the arrangement."
"Arrangement?" said I."
you mean by arrangement?
“With the lawyers," he explained.
“All the tenants round here—«indeed.
l myself-«have full rent returned.
cash for cash. so long as the manor
house is undisturbed?’
I had no thought of adventures
when I put my boots outside the door
a couple of hours later. The impulse
which led me into one come on the
spur of the moment. The ion was sis
lent. The landing, like an inside bal-
cony, commanded the hull door. The
door was open—~wlde open-and the
innkeeper, who seemed to be a both
elor, was going forth carrying a has-
ket. sHe turned and confronted mo,
and I sold to him:
"I, sir, am also a gentleman.
you let me accompany you?"
I resumed the boots, for he waited.
making no other reply to my ques-
tion. Then together we issued forth.
"Between gentlemen," said he.
“there need be no reserve, but when
the time comes I beg that you will not
intrude."
We carried no light.
needed none.
great tomb.
The great doors 'atood wide njur.
'l‘his surprised inc. but the inn-keeper
seemed to take it as a matter of
course. He led the way noiselessly
up the cavernous stairs to 11 room.
where he paused. The door was uguln
open. a dim, flickering light throwing
shadows tbut wovcrcd above :1 heavy
screen. My compnulon motioned me
to stop. I woltcd while he went for-
111nrd 11nd disappeared behind the
screen. A few moments passed. Then
he appeared again and beckoned to
“What do
Will
He evidently
'm9.
1“I feared it." he remarked. coolly.
“lie 1111111111 no more of those cold
tncnln."
indeed. he did not. I found myself
looking at u mun lying with upturned
loco, stone dcutb—n sight of horror.
ills hair won 11 foot long, and his
beard. clotted red, covered his shirt.
"We must bury him." sold the inn-
keeper. "and quickly, {or the dawn is
hour.”
It never occurred to me to seek an
excuse for this gross illegality.
"l know it Would come to this," re-
tnnrked the inn-keeper. "l have pro-
vided for it."
We carried the mun down to the or-
churd. where by n rubbish l1c11p lay a
deep hole. I cannot call it. by so do»
rent a term us prove. We luid our
follow-mun down there and covered
him up. our spudes sinking noiselocm
ly into the moist mnl gentle sell. 80
he still lies, unknown.
"Better." sold the inn-keeper, "to go
down with the ship than live on like
that. Poor old Hughenutein was not
11 had fellow. but once in his life he
played the coward.
went down with the ship. But be had
11nd slipped into one of the first boots
. lightning. The effect was to c-leuch
‘ her hand to the iron pail so tightly
The house lay like a-
Wo thought he
got among the ntcerane passengers.
lodlanatpolls,‘ lud.~8enutor
has beenretained tor the ‘defeucedn
ions were involved after the arrest or
the McNamara brothers.
Northampton, Pa.»~Whlle going of“
tar water with a galvanized iron pal-L
1111's. Henr L. Koch was istruck by
ulutt the united efforts of two men
were required to release her grip.
Philadelphia. Pom—Two hundred and
fifty boys, too poor to obtain a musl-
cal education, are to have an oppon
tunity to become musicians through
the generosity of E. A. Fleischer. Mr.
Fleischer has purchased a club house
for the boys and will provide a must-
cul library and instructors.
1
Plttsburg. Pn.-—¥The demand for
workmen is so great and the supply
is so short, owing to extensive mu-
ulclpol improvements and the building
boom. that the police are arresting nil
ldlors and offering them the alterna-
tive 01' going to work or serving a
term in the workhouee.
Bridgeport—When Mrs. Frank 'l‘ak-
THE RECREATION TOURS.
Block Island—sow tours $11.50
Saturdays, Aug. 24111. Bist.
Atlantic City-—5«day tours .. $21.00
Mondays. Aug. 215, Sept. 9 16th.
White' Mountains—May tours $25. 00
Mondays, Aug 26, Sept. 2nd.
Bermuda—Q- day trips $41.50 up
Saturdays Sept. 7. 14,281,.11
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
White Mountains—delay trips $21.50
Mondays. Sept it,111tl1.Accomn1o-
dations Sinclair llotel. Bethlehem.
Niagara Falls~4~daya‘ trip .. $31.00
Saturday. September 7111. .
Niagara Falls. St. Lawrence River
and Montreal .. ......... $41. 50.
Saturday Sept. lil1,otl-'duys trip. i
Washington. D. C. ............ $24 .00.
October lith and L’lst. 5-day trlpis
Gettysburg, Lura‘y Caverns and Wash-
ington, D. . .. $32.00
Octoberl 12111, litlnvs tr.lp
For descriptive circular 01' all tours
toll on G. 11'. Harris, at depot, or atl-
drcss The Recreation Tourist (70.,
19] Orange St., New llnven.
SUMMER TlMETABLE
011 and utter Monday. June 17, 1912.
the new and commodlous
STEAMEF. HUNTINGTON,
Kern ‘
the dynamite cases in which labor on ‘
1.3... It
1...: ma?" -
Egg “IE: 1&1?“ “it have
him “1.1111,“! 1: no
you" known or EuphratleIya Mild-I
5010 BY DRUiiliiSIS EVERYWHERE
“mm
ash was wanted in police court es'u‘
witness'agalnst her husband who had
assaulted her, the judge learned/ she
didn't have clothes enough to ,ieavep.
her house! '
POMTICAL STYLES.
"Who's going to head the incal tick-
et?"
“The boys want a change."
“Yes, i know. We've been having a
judge and a colonel. I suppose this
year's styles call 191' a professor and a
surgeon, hey?"
Money well invested—en Advertise
men: in The Sentinel.
AT LAST
we. have found
.......... a .......
GAS
IRON
that we feel confident
will be Entirely Satis-
factory in every way.
Complete with 6 feet
of Wire-wound Tubing
$2.25
Capt. 11'ill1n1o G Young. will run as
tollous: Leave linutlngtou for Nor-
wulit Mondays and l1rid11ys nt 6 it“. u.
11. 111111.. ". 'lllx'. n1. Leave No walk for
Huntington Zilcnduys and 11 rldnyn all
1': if) :1 m. and 5310 p 111.
tickets 50 cents. Single into 40 cents.
Pu ssenw
cents Single turn, 22'» cents.
nil] 1111141 tour hours at Huntington!
pic of. Connect but an outing on the
1.11111 and commodlous steamer Hunt-
111...ton 111' runs the sound uud over one
oi the finest sheets of water in the
wot l.‘luutl.11tztou 111111.1111111 scenery
1111s.11';1.1r.~'ed.
c1111 mai'c urrnngomcnts with the cup
into to stop at Valley Grove.
Lunches and meals served on the
boot by competent steward.
Your Opportunity
We Offer for Sale
one minute to trolley. The price is
1inl1t.Also the terms
11 oil partlcuiurs on uppllrutlon to
J. M. LAYTON 81 Co.
(Incorporated)
REAL ESTATE AND lNBURANCE
AGENTS
ti Railroad Ave. South Norwatk. Ct
The Reed. 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
tn the Town
1.1+... corms:
Expulsion !
"nildtt-n. . to 12 yours. excursion :lfii
201's from Norwullt by S: 4:, a 1n. boail
Our summer schedule gives the pool
Parties of in or more. .
Two New Houses in Norwnlk.
Each hut. 7 rooms and both. hot
1111' hoot, electric light. lot 50 x 1.13.,
‘ him."
that put oil‘. Among the steerose folk
he remained. talking his iincoeirul Po-
lish. and assuming a dead man’s home.
no carried enough paper to book back
to England. where he visited his law-
yers. who recognised him. in spite of
Phone silo—550 80. Main 81... .
Bo. Normality Music Hall Block :
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his disguise. The estate 1111111 managed.
or you see, in him etepwn’n name. All
the servants were dismissed. And the
tourism-«ho patiseuwt'hud toad rev
son to prevent dinoovot'idl."
“And the neuron?"
The man looked at me. _.“'I‘he stop-
Iou traveled in Africa. you will re-
memher." ‘
‘ "When does its return?” ,
“I am the elapsed.” returned the
inn-keeper. calmly. "and i tell you her
more you are I gentleman.” '
"Poor wmnul"11uuid.tor invoice»
11111in i thought. as perhaps he'dld.
or the wife and tooth abandoned to
“Biro loved him." he answered. "and
I loved her. 'i‘hlit not why I hurled
x
no voice on, a so out: ‘
111m: mm «mi? . .
mud one 11.1111 1.6611 that
Rexall
Straw Hat Cleaner
lOc pkg.
, United Electric
Light & Water Co
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tin/111111315 131-50041
EYES EXAMINED FREE .
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evening.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwnlk.
Fenwick' Optical , Co.
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'LOVErs'
“ THE PLACE"
'
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Electra
‘ eou'ru NORWALK rm: ALARM
BOXEI
£00m" Telephone tor tire airtime,
I—aWuahlngton and North Main an.
Mahaokomo Hotel.
txnaxa an Raymond 15.1.5
hornet Factory, private.
«413011131 121‘ finite.
—— or o
-——Mue 11- again. Sliitord and City Hotels
liiwxWest St., Franklin School
lit—xConeord St., Concord and Lionel!
lleorth Main and Ann Btu.
Ill—Hi 11 St. and Ba low Ave.
Ill—x. orwalk Iron mks.
17-«Weet Ave. and God or St . t
ismI-Ilgh School. West Ave. .
21— -West St. and Taylor Ave. - 3
28-xEly Ave. and Lowe St. :
24~Chestnut and Henry Ste.
25~xSouth sin and onroe t-ltr.
all—Lexington Ave. and Austin at.
iii—W est and Elma rove Ste.
lib—«South Main St., between Grove In.
Meadow Ste.
till—x1111!) Electric Works, State St.
Si—xSnring 11nd Cla Sta
35~xHrwilund und nte1 Sta.
ill—xLockwood M1500.
ll—F‘anncld Ave. and Cedar St.
izm'lnylor Ave. and South St.
ill-«Vi’oodwatd Ave. and Meadow
16-— léiurrltt and Quintana Avon. and Wet“
46~Woodward and Lowudel Aves.
51~Golden Hill St. and “mlmwood Ave.
2—Washlna‘on St
fits—Freight yard undB Ann6 St., private.
64—Norwalk Look (30.. private
t‘x) Denotes non- -interterlns boxel.
(111) Master box. from which the pun--
ber 01' any box can be sounded.
One smoke at 12 noon and l p.1n..
standard time,
One stroke at odd times. testing on
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. fire out, to-
calls department.
”Thlreei allow strokes. water to be Inn!
.3 .. ..
At 12:05 1). m.. each Wennolday. a. box
is ulled for test.
ire alarms for any district also n-
celved by telephone. 24
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXII
Fire headquarters. 56 Van zant Street.
Telephone 170
4——Fitch School (privateg.
5~—Mnrvln School tprlvn e).
212-East Washington and Fort Ste.
tilt—Van Zandt St.‘ and Osborn Ave.
nit—East Ave. and Rowan St.
SlT—Winfleld St.
fill—Fort and Charles Sta.
224~East Ave. and Fitch St.
225mm. John St. and Edlie Ave.
332—Seurlew Ave. and First St.
335~Boulevard and Second St.
sad—Cove Ave. and Fltths
337~Boulovard and Blackstone St. (Tel)
341—Keyeer St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
342—Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
Bill—Shore Haven. (Tel .)
A telephone message to Electric Station
(706)m between the hours of 6 [1.111 and
6 a. .glving location of tire. an alarm
will be ghen o. ncaiest box
Private boxes will only he pulled for
tire on premises where located.
second alarms are only to be given by
the chief eor acting chief upon his arrival
at then
Special Signal-
1~One blast at odd times, testing or lino
l——Onc blast at SA). in. standard time.
1- 1-—-T11'o blasts, to. out
11- ll—Tnenty two. at 8 a. 111.. no morn:
ing session of public school
11-11—111'outy-11vo at 12. 30 p 111. no at-
ctrn 1:111 session of public school
111111.". lib—Ton blasts quickly calls tho
entl. e department.
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NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
lS—«C‘oruor of 111nm and Wall Streets. 5
.‘l— -I3cltlou Avenue and [111011 l-‘lnce. ,
—Eptlug Hill and Kellogg Street.
2+»! ninn l‘ntk.
26~Wcst Awnue and Retkeley Street.
27~«F111nltlln Awnue 11nd 1.111103 Place.
ill-«Gus in111sc.1l’rlvnlc bux). .
11 est Awnuo 11nd \lc1wlu Street. 2
allalluibor .11111111o 11nd Orchard Street. _
..4~~v(,‘l1npoi Street and Hnrbor Avenue.
"d—chsl A1c11uc.nc:1r the armory
fill-MStovous Street and Rim Crest.
{if-«Cross Street and Wilton avenue.
\lnlu smut and North Avenue
:3:1I“l‘fliltif Strm
Sl~(31.1nd Street 11nd 'I‘lndull Loner“
5"---l\luln 11ml Cnthoilnc Strscet.
1'(.‘m1t.1111 Rood and Full Street.
(‘hostnut Street. nour 51111111101 at. '
\iuln Stu-ct 11nd l'nlon Avenue.
111 The drum.
03v» liust 111'11110 and Lincoln A1ci1ue.
Gin-11211111 Awnue 11nd Duukun Lane
ROWAYTON FiRE ALARM DiSTRIOTI
lib—Highland Ave. to N. Y . N. H & 34
iii-‘llickory Blur: and Bell Inland.
ll—I’lne Point 111111 1101011 Point.
zl—-l’.ong luiund Sound to McKinley St.
::.t—-«"Ceutrnl " McKinley hi. to Penney“
22~Penuoyer 51.111 Cross St.
zdwCroou 81.10 Bulliond.
24—~Ru.ilrond to \N‘Bltzoiéllde.
We!
15-Whiie Bliߤ8 north to Brookslde
id—-Whlte Bridge 8.112.110 1. I. Sound
17wWhito Bridge ti. W. to 1.. 1. 3011116..
One stroke or the the bell at odd time.
tudlontce touting.
T1111 utrukcu of tire hell. thus. 1— 1, In
in out
Four utrokcn“ ofO tire bell. thus. 1-1-14.
water to be all
A third or more autumn indicate seriou-
MAILS
Norwalk Poelofilce
M IIII DMDINI‘MG
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. n1.—~ Dunbury division
. mew «Wheat and dtiouth Not-walk.
. tum-EnidL West and Bo. Nowell...
in.» New lurk and West.
11. mallet 1111111130191: Nowell.
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torn ny.i
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g1. tn.» unnon litution. Dnnhury III
at 01%“ and so. News“.
3111mm... was» home.
any. on right-yo. 1
mail“ closes It 15 o p. m.
nudity notific‘tion at 1.110
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100 n. 1161:4111
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aqua;- -u'_
maggnztm on South Norman 11.
5': m.»- 9111 Toll; Brooklyn on 11111118
kept and lie. Harwell.
ont’iuid So. New
upon from 9 out
IUUTH NONWALK'M‘T UFHGI
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