Hedi-9h
, the work cheaply we
I vany'I our; my inns
mm. It room the”?
Jimmy. i take it. But i
”Detroit Free Press
When you see
Our teams go by
Willi heaping loads
‘ shidng Coal.
When the night air
is cool and a wrap
1 Feels grateful
Does it remind you
(if iuture needs.
Say, does it?
I . THE TRUTH.
”.1 prove it to you. 1 opened the
Family Liquor Store just three
'months ago. I started with one team.
Today I have three teams to deliver
nd we are busy. This shows that a
good many people take advantage of,
any low prices. 1 don't give stamps or
tickets for return, but 1 give you the
ash when you ”buy of me. I assure
you that you will save 20.10 40 per
cent. on all the goods We sell. On ev-
2:er bot-tie goods you can save from
10c Ito 25c on Iboltle. 0n Wines.
Sherry, Port, Muscatel, $1.00 gallon.
worth $1.50. lrxterboro Beer. $1.00
case, 24 bottles. Nassau Pilseneh.
‘I'Sentlnelnlps ~
H suIII‘ARYsRKsRY
m Jimmy play fair with” ‘“ ‘
‘ ‘f‘i solidi. the continuation oi your pm
J inmate. Nothing but the best pro»
‘ ducts will be oilered, made from more
aI‘lugre'dientu'
l JOHN Rams
Having Purchased the
' as cams III-In emu.
in a strictly sanitary
brew
The Holmes Millinery
Human HaiIGoods
Dressmaking and
Remodeling ‘
TELEPHONE 405 3 MONROE ST.
met
and
II IIIII haul
Eilect on Situation in New Haven IIIIIII in I collision between I
Is Nomination-whose:
Trouble Threatened
Nlliw HAVEN. Aug. 29.-Thc trou~
bio arising over the protests 0: per-
sons of Punish faith because of the
high price of Kosher most has tempor-
arily subsided: Recently the 30 He-
butchers
to close their shops for an indefinite
time. Just what effect this will have
on the situation is problematlcnl.
The streets in the vicinity of the great that several oi the cars were1
markets were crowded by Jewish wo- telescoped and the light engine with
men and several times it appeared as its tender were twisted and smashed
if there would be serious trouble but 10 pieces.
there was none.
voted
A VALUABLE FOWL.
.~ The eagle is, beyond a doubt,
Admired of men.
But i prefer to ynwp about
The useful hen.
When the vacant property grows you a good choice of replies to answer.
, too expensive use a Sentinel Want Get the best tenant or landlord you
Adv. and sell it.
LONDON Aug. 2,59 MITwo lives wens
lipid. and may persons werespriousllr
lcrow‘ded business mcn' a train and so
other ‘ils‘ht passenger train only this I
morning at Vsuxhsll station of the
Bowthweeterd Rciiwny. ,
A train from Aidershot crowded
with workers proceeding to the city .
was standing in Vnuxhsli station,
where tickets are colected , before
the trains run into Waterloo ‘termi-b
pussenger cars fouled the switches
and dashed into the rear of the load;
ed stationary cars
l The force qf the impact was so,
Doctors and ambulances were quick-
.ly on the scene and the dead were re
moved to the mortuary, while the in“
lured men were transpmted to St.
.Tbomas Hospital.
ONE WEEK
‘of a Sentinel cassliied ad. will give
$08.11
nus. when a light engine pulling :1.on ‘
New Items ItheSummeStSale
RAM & HYATT
Nor-wands Leading Dry Goods Store
3 and ii Gazettebuilding, Norwalk. Connecticut
A. few more Linen Dusters, and Linen Two-Piece Suits
Just the thing for Labor! Day Outings at Wonderfully Low Prices
SILK UNDERSKIRTS ——- In a great variety of shades,
' reduced to $2. 75.
SHORT AND LONG SILK COATS——-Greatly’ underpriced
from $4.00 up.
Long Brilliantine Coats, now priced item $7. 75 up.
Long Tan, Pongee Coats, Now $7.50 and $8. 50.
All the Serge 8: Fancy Mixed Long Coats at very Special Prices
BUY , .
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294.
.I,.
122 Water It.
WILL CLOSE OUT OUR
Women’s White
Nu-Buck Shoes
$3.00 AND $3.50 GRADE
‘ $1.10 case. W. and 2.. $1.13 case.I
Schlitz Beer. $1.50 case. (‘lnusen and,
Flannsgan Cream Ale, $1.10. Owen}
Ale and other Imported Ales and
Lager. All kinds of Ale or Heel-I
.bottled at brewery. Cordial. Gin and
Whiskey at very low prices. Table
Claret“ 65c gallon You cant buy the
same thing for less than $1.00;
Come and give us'a trial and satisfy
yourself. Fine Sparkling Wine. $9.00
case or 81.00 bottle; worth $2.50. We
deliver to your home. No delay.
Tel. 606% or postal card will do. No
connection with any other place. This
As the only place that i do business.
. li’leii
LONG '
DIIIINLI
lumen!
. TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
JOSEPH DlSESA. Prop.
" Family Liquor Store and Whfllesaler
55 Railroad Alva.
South NorwalkI
Notice
.JWM. EFFRON
oi" 35 Fort street, East
a
”Walk, is paying lo a lb. for rags.
wily also extra . prices for
install in large quantities. Cop-
wwer 12c; hy brass, Sc; lead. 3 l-Zc;
block tin, 35C 'IlII; unto tires, SI! 1b,,
cnpt linked and skinned. and feather
bed: specialty. \vrlxe postal or tole-
v'ne in.
THE DINING
ROOM
believe We lune the best. most
tlnl Dining ileum Furniture to;
ad in this terIllory and at
that cannot be battered.
Gutkowsky
Minna turnitulc and stoves
lid exchanged.
{column 8t.
l 195 Washington St.
Til. 410
ALL MONEYS
Deposited in
‘th Nomad; Savmgs Bank
old accounts, on or before Thursday. Boptombar 5th. will '
[with interest tromilapte'mbsr 1st. -
for $2.50 & $2.75
MAX LEVY’S
169 WASHINGTON 97., amuse
sourI-I NORWALK
Sale on Walk-Over;
Oxfords All Styles S
and Sizes
M. Josem & Sons"
Two Stores.
1 Bouton St. .
Special
l Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps
George Keeler’s
Shoe Store
159 Washington St. BRIDGE
"fififi:
.... 0 II
“Swims“. '.rapsrarerincidents-thatnae-asa-
ADVANCE OF ClVILlZATIlON.
Food.
Cooked food.
IIA‘
Bring in ybur Boys and Girls and we will Clothe
them fronI’Head to Foot on Our
O U ought to try our Plan, it’s the one sure
way to get what you need at the time you
"need it. Your'little‘ Weekly Payment will procure for
you necessities that you can’t have until you have
the whole amount saved if you wish to wait and buy
for cash. (“You Will find this the Store where Good
Values and Large Assortments abound, “and where
you’ll receive courteous-I treatment at all times.
H.Kricger&CompanY
Easy and Famous Charge System
EVERYBODY IS WrLooMs To CREDlT HERE-I
Y
A table to keep the food from the
‘ ’ ground.
A plate to keep the food from the
'- table. ,
I 7 A thick cloth to keep the plate from
J; the table.
A thin cloth to keep the plate from
‘ the thick cloth.
Then another plate to keep the low
from Ike first plate.
Then a dolly to keep the second
plate iI‘IOn the met plate.
“hen the table is protected by the
_ thin cloth and the thin cloth by a plate
‘ land the Plate by a dolly and the dolly
_ 1113' a second plate, the food is protect-
ed by a diet.~——l,ife.
Up- to- date Sports
' Read The
Sentinel’sSporting
Page
The Beers Meat 8:
Provision Co.
313-15 Main Street, Norwalk
22 West Washington St, South
Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
: Steak God We lb
Bluefish - 14c lb
'. Porgies - -’ 8c lb
IIIButteriish. - 10c lb
-_ Boneta Mackerel 12%c
Haddock 5c lb
Swordfish 12'40 lb
DO
las others do. Sell yum rugs, rubbers,
Installs. Imports. loathe/I beds and muo-
Imobile hires to Ft. Alexander. us he
ways the highest prices.
l ’Also buys and sells second-hand inr-
lllllli‘t).
R. AlexanchII
Tel. sang. ,21 Raymona'é‘i.
lililii.
the “gill of the moon.
the entrants did not ,comc out IvlctOrI.
one of the sprinters brought home
'tho bacon.
About 11 ogcloek‘t‘loptaln Hum saw
three rather auspicious looking man
strolling along. He called on them to
‘ stop. as he wanted to see them. The mm a store there.
fellows did not care to talk. and best
it in three dilterent directions
ol them went noon Water street an- morning by chin: Thomas Mather-
other down Mechanic street and the Yul“ The youth will be held until the
other continued till Will “FOOL 13113 $115331 ”main“ ham- from m 3‘15!an
iéllowawho went down
I ms the only '0 am " W»
swan Silk was his one who so: Im’ loyalists; noun .3
The follow had quite a start ‘ '
“cabin
SUSPECTED BURGLAK CAUGHT.
Nor-walk Policeman Had I Ohm for
Bridgeport Men.
Things works pretty uvoly In Norwulk
last evening. The icon] police were
called upon to do some good work bi’
Although all
lidi‘
or 11:11va made good their escape.
The fellow who wont up Well street
got unuy from (detuin Hunt when he
went through barber's drivewuyI Mid
across lots.
All three or the.
Ili‘idgeport. The fellow who wns'cnb‘
lured guys his name as Joseph Israels
andlold the police that he had been
arrested before for playing
The fellows wbp escaped were «1“th
(lasers and Peter Palmetto both of
Bridgeport. it is said that they “‘9
Named lb the Park City tor breaking
The police atheists *in midtown
0m were untitled oi: the capture on:
men came train ,I
truulit. .
WILL Kill. MERIOIIS
a
l
I
ll HEXIW Willi
DOUGLAS. Aria, Aug. “assumed
trans will be killed by rebels
September Ill, la
broIIIght bore tram Colonel Emilio P.
after
the declaration
Camps. a leader of (groom‘s renal
army. who with 800 men in operating
along the Southern Pacific oi Mexico
below Noodles. Alia.
solved it directly tram Camps. An
only alternative given by the rebel walk are: James 8 Lyon. Charles lv“.
lender is the resignation of President Looms, George II. Parker. Francis W.
Model-o.
In
advised the‘
monument at Washingmn that
the son {It Sonoral
as liaison}
BEVE
Held at esvln Rock and Attended by
landed»- the annual reunion (it the sov-
entounlh ('3. V. infantry held at Buvln
«Rock, yesterday. All the veterans of
this company who were able to go
were in attendance.
in the ranks were reported. Officers
I lot the ensuing year'wero chosen. A
The word is brought here by varndlnner was sorved‘and a good time is
ions Americans who declare they. to reported by all.
Day. Willis McDonnell w. A. Kaila“
Based upon the consist of the new; and Edmund mm“
mm Thomas Holland, a former All-Wont ago “my,
, Irons runner and United: States Ono‘- *
gems officer. Americtln Consul bye,
at Anna Prim. Mex,
‘7‘:ENTH REGIMENT RE.-
UNION.
W
it you are tired 01’ your strnw
wit it has lost Its crispness and
"its whiteness has turned to II
sunburned brownwor it you
are just naturally anxious to.
know what's what in men's
hats for full lblzwmmo to
this first showing oi
Grains and Knapp Hate.
“0001 ”'00!
I I !
Local Mon. ,
Quite a number from Norwnlk no
Nineteen deaths
The veterans who went from New
. Citrus bounces
WW
, , Do YOU m , _
Ia ensues your. position? if so, try ,
II Mosul an. to: a week .
n. is the manhunt
Norwalk Chronicler