”yearto burn Carmel Goal ”
the grate. A quarter or
33“ {Q
if 'iw‘ :9
MEN AT
" A. i‘ . é:
$3.3 3 eel.
3:343...“ v" A
‘Waci‘tlngt-Dn St. Boo kor Black
Telephone 417.5 C:
y 'nil't “(on (Tiara! twin: 0'.
til-iii! '3‘i‘it‘iii3 ‘3‘.’i°ii L‘VE?
wiw lute-o in =':t\f‘ 34m 30 to 'ill
Vent (in hit who; that no handle
.tnble cluttt zit .3..r' {iiiilmi
it; By 3101' :‘itl- limil up in $200
Fine liitl imttirtl 2.1 ln'owcry i‘or
. Lil bottles. iiifii \w lime
litre, intiupislr, 3V‘i‘i‘4."
and tilt.
no' 01981“ nio, Ii‘l iiiiiiii‘...’(il
net-mu. i’lisontt illiti
All wines and “(it tors
JOSEPH iii ESA
South Norwalk
.-.. u. c n warm-aw
in :ei'iioro
Metal is Booming
ASK FOR PRICES
erg one that works for me must
hoot. Those that nro dishonest I
urge. One cent a pound for
it” my limit. The sign,
on the wagon and the driver
ve you a dupiimtaglip. F‘eath
and Auto Tires a epeoiolty.
Toiophono 441.
L... “W
V ' otooit .0: furniture. n is
‘ > oomuiete iii town and our
l
33
it the '
in stock. .
Fine Beavers. Voiours, Felts, Plush
and Velvet Hats, trimmed and un-
trimmed. .
”Funny Foothere, Ostrich and Willow
~ Plumes. ‘
Our stool: is complete.
Vgoods. .
Prices the lowest in toWn
The Holmes Millinery
. "Phone 405. ‘ 3 Molnroemst.
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.w
Having Purchased the
SANITA iii" iiAKERY
35 South Main street,
All new
I solicit the continuation or your” pu-
tronage. Nething' 'but the heat on»
dnct‘s will he offered, mntie from more
ingredients in n strictly sanitary
VJonN RAltlS
u
i " '1. '12:”? traitor fit.
. ......... minim...“- umm-a...‘ .ww .uvw 5Wwawfimu.
i
(int). iioyi’o 9' Theatre
" LOOK FOR THE REGAL. BOOT
George-Keeier’s
' Shoe Store
.’.owoiit'7
i'nunn' tulle uio 01‘;
('I'L'tliit‘.
The Beers Meat St
Provision Co.
Wmmy
l3 1- 15 Main Street. Norwalk
22 West Washington St, South
. Norwaik ,
.Phone atviioth Stores ..
an outer- do. aeii your run. rotten.
mould. hereto. ieAthet' been and auto
mobile tire: to It; Ail-under. no he
payA the highs“ orient.
Alto buys And cello ”cont-hind tur-
nitrite.
, Mint in (‘tnnnnny C, I). V. ‘l.
governor of NeviYork? e d 31.0 We
that: Mr. MAeVoagh had been present
in Mr. Morgan'a one. when such oi
Convershtiou took place. ‘
The ore- -couven'tion oxnenditurea oi
oi the supporters of President Tntt and
this your as well as the 1904 onmpuign
fund were selloduled for discussion he
tore the committee today. Former
Senators Chauncey M. Depew of New
York and Nathan B vSoott oi! Wefit Vin
ginia, ReprGisontthivea William B. Mo-
Kiwey, who managed the Taft pre~oon¢
vention campaign; Ormsby~ ~13. Mcuerg,
Roosevelt contest manager at Chicago,
and Matthew Hale oi Maneuehusetts,
were on the list of the day’ as witnesses.
tins iiilitiiitiiits.
Mr'o. Lavinia Hadrian. '
Mrs. Lavinia Madden. willow oi
, isnao 0. Madden. tiled. at. the home of
her daughter. Mrs. l8}. 1‘}. Dates, at No.
1 Trinity Plano. last evening. The
”‘ tunerni service will he held from her
into home ‘WotiuendiiyAexeniug at 8
o'clock. Burial in i’oeltisltlii. New
York. 3
Veteran Smith.
ioorito C.
died at the Soldiers Home on Sim;
tiny. Ho was a nergeni‘it in (immunity
liiih U. V. I.,' liiill Second lieuten-
The to
tnuius \roi'o iiiiii'Vii fto Putnam this
morning for inttn'iunnt and sorvloon.
Veteran Brown.
Neutron it. tumult, aged 0‘. :‘zhit -.Vnitt‘
Itiit'ri at the izltiiti’ioib‘ Home. on .ainntlzt}.
lie Wits .t gn'ivm- in Company 0-. Hill}
(2‘, \-’. -i l' hilt-tinker Ruyznond remot-
iii tin: it‘illi‘iilih to Norwirli thin morn-
; i”;?t' iitiizl :t'm. ”
iliiii-‘i - iii iiiii iiié‘iiii '
. .W-A i.l.. S'l‘i‘t EMT-‘1‘,
.t- nit-<5 rm tho 3-3.1... iii. the noon
tug of toritty'a aim-l: inm'hot. t‘azin»
iliilii i‘anltir. (intiiiiieti‘ it imittt with Silh-
at intini i‘rurtionni ioénos with NI‘W
Ynilt Control Anmiorn Sugar, Amtlu
Anointed (Sonnet null \uilour. oil. or to
turn. Opening; dealings in Steel were
again large at a nominnl lin(‘.iili"..
I. ._......... .... .. «a..- .._. _...,..,... ... .m... ,....,...._...A......
.The Live,
Unto-date
Merchant
with that”
”Satisfied"
Expréésicn .
Lurking in
His” Conn;
tenanoe
In the
Snooeasful
‘ ver, a Writer. told their version of thet . . .
. story yesterday. It oubetentiaily was‘
the Roosevelt antivitioe in the south V
Smith aged oigiitreoven. -
13:10 it. m.---I.o'.r~ ‘
v .
: “We not uncommon hoet, whioh ‘
tetra AI otoihmed with no»
outlines. Vegetable» the
D
inevitable fightink cooks in native ne‘s- .
180“! his family. hut-never his game ~
cook). nth. email And tighten. 9 . , . ”‘-
' "'On. the timer dock, however. how
heath an Awning, we ware comfortable
enough in ateamer chairs.
a
hate on stilt», and its orewwatreeta
with cute. Airings of fish and ohildren’..
Also cooks end cockpit—Jud the ‘
jungle behind it All.
"There A hence, a clam-y. canoe-V
shaped native boat. decidedly ton-
houvy and uncomioi'table, met us. ‘ it
was paddled expertly by natives.'pic-
intestine in their‘noaniy attire..and -
went-lug" at their belts knives quite
large enouéflr to make me shudder.
arrived atmthe station to see a menu li-
cent sunset Ancient a unique dinner,
(in themenu were of course man!
familiar dishés. but besides. there were
tried bananas sliced crosswise. thin
and omen, tasting like eggplant, a.
. cousin to the cucumber, roasted, a
Salad made from oocoauut buds with
mayonnaise. I did not-like it at all—‘-
rico _ liko- popcorn, bamboo ahoois,
chicken with entry wind a jelly‘ made
from flowers, which tasted like (-ur-
rants. nismadrink of coconnui milk,
which is nttt‘ul‘.‘ . .
"The house is a darling. It in largo.
native instylo, of straw and bamboo
Nogrlto Warriorl. _
floors. huge room'ii. sliding partitions
and shower built in each room. Be-
hind in the Jungle, before A tine
atroioh or town. a beach and the water.
"’Ihut evening. we not on the wide
notioryuiu the usual steamer chairs,
and listened to the plaintive native
music from the barrio. [where A dance g
was in lull owing.
"Our host hoe a. «shunning. it lonely
”existenefl. There uto'iifiy native men
in the barrio, whom (he oversees at“:
their work. Illa h’ouiohoid Attenua-
menu are perfect. but it taken {our
best and A cook to keep them no. It
teem no iunny» to no A hay in pink
‘itnoe name. n3 Ahirt, but A dimm- in
his belt. nervini‘; ehoeoiate, And excel-
lent chocolate at tint-
“The place in beautifully laid a...
the irrigation attend: on Aroma hr,
pretty bamboo tartan». on thin!
lending themaeiveu to tho I‘M! Afr.
toot. 1 rate ounce, humane out! flint!»
untrie- growths tor tho lira Tithe: V”
letter A houuiitui
You mould no the
"That evening we reached u. native
town. very odd with its name straw .
_ colors.
o
All the new shorten in
hipoorii, Broadcloth. Borneo Vond Mixtureo.
tier-Long Coats and “Johnny” (.oats
of Chinchilla, Serge, Broadcloth end ”double need cloth. W
2 . A FEW FALi. wEiq-i-i‘r sun's ARE LEFT AT EARGAIN PRICES.
See .the NeW Lute of Shirt Waiéts
Of dainty deaths of .
tron, Silk and Lingerie, And or Tellered Flannel. Linen and Pique.
in many V
‘ .
The
Sentinel I
‘ is a. "Daily”
NEWS
paper
in " the
Lroede oi:
Set-toe that.
the Term
fit-Amity
can he."
”Applied
West Washington Street
or Fine Furniture
days we wiii seila
lied, value $25. (it)
For $15 00
(”his Bod is guaranteed to he covered with beet qual-
- ity. {French Lacquer. If some: wil not live up to this
guarantee, we Will give you a rev Bed in place oi it.
For a tow Brass
Norwalk Chronicler