)
a. fiend 111111111 "their
mi during July
1 use who decided to
51:9 take any ’kind of
their-dealer could secure
to pay the exception-
prices prevailing.
addvice this year is to
your orders right now.
Misses
If you have a oilyer mesh bag
which does not look good to you brine
it“ to me. and I will rel-plate and re-
fresh it and make it look new. Brace
lots and all kinds of old Jewelery re-
belied and refreshed at moderate
prices.
Don't forget. ladies,1to_cail on me
for refreshing of your jewelry.
Charles . Brand
Ham's“ ' WATGHMAKER
Jeweler and Optician.
155 Washington St. Booth Norwaik.
Opposite .Hoyt's Theatre
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
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MEN’S AND WOM EN’B
’ Oxfords Reduced
CostT Price
$3.50 and $4.00 ‘melords”
$3.00 and $3.25
$3.00 and $3.50 “James Means".
$2.60 and $2.75.
$3.00 and $3.50 “Mayf11ir".‘..
1 $2.60 and $2.75
145 WASHINGTON STREET.
aerosol
eta-ea.
‘NOtiCe! ,\
For Ladies
‘ wasninomu, Joyce—«or. A. o.
Melvin", chief of‘the Bureau of Animal
Industry. was designated today by See-
rotary Houston’s: the Department of
Agriculture. to undertake a three
months‘ investigation of the meat
pinching industry in Argentina Brazil,
Uruguay and Paraguay
Bonne time ago Secretary Houston"
announced his intention oi sending re
presentations of his department to in-
quire into the meat industry of the
Southern republics, and ,the detaching
of the chief of the animal industry
bureau for the work is accepted as
evidence that the secetary anticipates
1heaVy imports as soon as the new tar-
iff bill passes. with meat on the free
list and that a thorough knowledge
of packing conditions in the countries
to the south is'neccssary to insure
intelligent inspection.
Dr. Melvin will sail from New York
Saturday. Other experts of his bureau
later, it is said, will he sent to Aus-
tralia and to various European coun-
tries on similar missions.
._...._..._._.,...._~—,
TRIED TO1KILL WATCHMAN.
Hartford Man Held Under Bond of $5.-
000 for Trial.
Pumping Station. bad a narrow escape
from death by sheeting at an early
hour, this morning. and the man whom
he accuses, Corndo Belesia, was this
morning, in police court, held under
$5, 000 bonds for further examination.
outhqpse at the station just before day
light when Belesia appeared in the
doorway and fired three shots in rapid
MAX LEVY
154 Washington St.
and Remember
nyjunlt man stops at your house
”the Sign Wm. Ei‘fron, 3 Rowan
Norwaik on the wason and
sin working for me, he is cheat.
11, because there were some
, t p 'lcss for auto tires. rubbers,
1111s ,heds. metals and old automo-
res are in demand Ask for
Please notify me ahead as i
my busy during the season.
hone 441.
Our Awnings
now and save mon-
ey. We also do all
kinds of UPI-IDL-
nitui'c Repairing,
Mattresses Renovat-
ed, Slip Covers made
to order. Our work
' is guaranteed. lslsti.
mates cheerfully giv-
en.
KOHN
#5 North Main Stl
Men‘s ' CIOthing.
BURGII P11. July 22.111111
rkmen i11j11r1-d by the (cilapsc
department stoic building in
i pay is 11 lb. for rags'
mm.
BUY
HazeltOn
Goal
The B. Hershfield 81 8011 C0.
TEL. 294. 122 WATER ST.
_.._._n.. ....1 -M__.»
summer
Housefurnishings
Crockery.Giassw1uc, Cooking iicu
'sils of all kinds Iluth Itoom Fixtures,
Oil Stoves, Refrivci'uim's,
Screens, Screen Ilools, c111.
Gehebe’s
STERING and For“
1
25 West Washington St.,
South Norwaik.
lPhone 397.
WIA Safe C omhmauo
THE HIGHEST PRICES WITH HON-
\\i11dow ‘
. succession nt Varese s head. None of
lthem hit the mark intc1le1l,but Ilia-1
( Till-38$
escape is miraculous. for when:
HARTFORD Jilly 22 “Sylvester v1.1 this morning, after a long illness. die
rose. night watchman 3‘ the E3“ Side, was a. native of Portland. this State, 'l
l
l
Varese says he was sitting in 11111 ,
l
l
l
he appeared in 1o11rt this morning the.
1puth of the bullets was plainly dis-
c11111iblu
111111111 of 11111111: sinned. \‘nxcse said he
fdi'opped to 11111 floor thoroughly fright
'1111111l 111111 11111 1111111 loft, apparently be-
ihc 1111i1'l1111lng the appear 1
' lieviuiz his 1'1:\ol\'n,11' hud'doue its work.»
\‘111'11s11 crawled lo the pumping station
1' 1.11 his hands 111111 knees and lciophonod _
to the [)(llll‘t‘. shying Iielcsin did the
shooting. ’i‘i111 lutlor wus shortly of.
forward placed under inmost.
According to the story told 10 the
police,
liclcsiu 11nd Varese 11nd brou-
i1‘1 trouble 111111 the lnltcr‘s wife, and.
,thc womnu 11nd llclcsiu left the city
together lust week. A detective [HW-
1111 them to \\'ui111'bu1'y 111111 \‘uroso
went there 111111 111 the house where
,they were stopping there 1111:: 11 111111;”
' rel 1111111111111 licl11siu 11nd Varese, result
lion in ll11l11siu‘s 111'1'cst and 11 line in
lpolico 1111111'1 of $2.3. \‘111'11s11 suys ile-
ll11si11 told him thou he would get 11.11111
{with him.
1 Wiu'u \‘111111111 11115 in 11'1111l iodm he
‘ahnoit with fright 111,1 the result of his
night's 111111111111111'i‘l11- polite louun
(“'11 111‘ 11111 bulb-ta intended for llulusiu.
l
i w.--“
l SILK MILLS GET ~1an MEN.
E I‘.\'l‘l€il§()N, N. .i.. July 22.-1~.\i111‘t."
'c111plo1'os 1'rl111'11111i to Work lnduy 111
ti111 silk mills. .\iu1111i11111111=1s dotlm
1H0usefl" niShing Store; Gd lllill llw. strike of tho (hole was
.lhul only 11 ion slunll shops 111-111
:lill idl11 11nd lhcso 1111111111411 oi i111l1 oi
wm'k.
strike. Alum of the, womlui: 1‘1‘1ill.1'.:11'11
’l‘im 111111111115 will 1'11111 111mm-
Prompt Dallvery. ; row on tho qiwsliou of continuing the
running. and tho 11111pl111'111's hoped that,
111111 11111111.
The police have been 1111:1l1lv lo llmi '
[1 H111 min-1'1: would 1111 '111 opt-rullou by
EST WEIGHT: FOR ALL KINDS OF llic person who throw :1 bomb into 1111!
111111111 outside i|111 li111111li11 mill. yrs-
JUNK
No.1 i1111111'l‘11bcs. 2’11'11 1hr.
:1 in.
G. Yourdisky
27 Ely Ave._ So Norwaik.
Phone 912.
“BOY BLOWN T0 PlECES
TV‘W1‘-i,i{«li‘.ltll’8ilt‘., N. Y.,
111i wrestling match with his l11'111il111
Iiuwhtud i1‘1111l1. 11111 brother.
left. hand blown off. .\l11‘.‘li11 was
”w 117'
.1
1w son '1 11111111111 as NT
4 .-
OAFE DEPO BIT DEPARTMENT.
11hr Dollars
AL 03’ A BIG BOX1 iN THE
July 22
A stick of dynumlic in the hip pocket
111‘ Martin I1 1111). exploded and blue bim'
to pieces 11i11111 111' in“ during. n ploy-i
bud hlxa'
ill.
. i111'd:1,1' 111111151111.
N0 ”'1 1-1111'i11111-1 1111111111111.
Inner Tubes. 15c 11 “1.; Auto Shoes, H11}
11 111.; Hooks and llama-nines. 3.311 1111.1"
lilll; Newspapers, 2711- 111-1‘ 1110; ltugs 11' 111111
L. .... ............__,...-,.. Wm
Sentinel \Vuuts form 1111 11111101111111
a 111:1] hoult "1111011111! purilonw
of the daily 111111111211
........ _ _ .. ,n. M».
'l‘hc 11x1‘1111siou did 111)
Try llui‘
_1:30 yesterday morning at the home oil
.. {Ms J H Hoyt 1 1
The death of Mrs. Susan Dikemoni ,
Hoyt, widow of thé late James H"
Hoyt or Ridgeileld. occurred aboutl
Mrs. Frank Sellecli of Center street,
119111111 ‘ 1
Mrs. Hoyt had resided with Mrs.
Seileck for about three years. In’
February she was taken ill and hail
since , been'ooniinod to her bed Last
Thursday‘she suffered "a stroke oil
paralysis and failed rapidly until
death came this morning. Had shei ‘
lived until august do, she would have
1been 85 years of age
A son, Henry Hoyt, and a grandJ
son. Irving Reed, of Norwaik, are hen
nearest surviving relatives.
The remains were taken to 139.111)“er
yesterday and the funeral services
will be held from the home of Mrsl
Hoyt's sonainaiaw, Lewis Reed, of iq
Pleasant street, Wednesday at 1 p. ml
The interment will be in ulidgeileid. '
T
Roswell 8. Brooke.
HARTFORD. July 22.-—Roawell 8.
Brooks, 9. member of the General As-
sembly in 1880 from Colebrook and for
nineteen years foreman of the Rev. Dr.
Francis Goodwin's farm. in West Hart-
ford died at the Hartford 1.1iospital
born, January 26, 1848.
Funeral of Daniel P. Rochford. ‘
The funeral of Daniel P Rochiord
took place at St, Peter's church, Dam
bury yesterday morning, at nine‘
ocl,ock with 11 requiem high mass, ceh
ablated by the Rev 11 lunrd A Cotter;
Interment was in the fumlh plot in.
the New Catholic cemetery A tic-legal
tion from the Bartenders ’ 11ni011,oE;'
11 hich the damned use 11 n1c111bcr.at- i '
.tcnded in coaches.
The pallbcm'ers']
were George Gcblmrdt. Paul Kultcn-:
stein and Edward O‘Brien, represent-1
ing the Bartenders union, 111111 1115.?
I'. May, Robert , Elliott and Thoums?
J. Hurry. There was 11 large attend-1
once or 1111111111115 and friends
Funeral of Mrs. Hyde. .V ',
'i‘bc 111111.111 BlBI‘Vliig 1.11 .\l1:~. 'l‘hom-'
11s i1‘_ liydo, who dinl .11 l1111' into homo
111 Main Street, Suinluy 111111'11i11:.',
be held 11.111‘1111'1'1111' mornin; 111 $1 11'1'1111111'
from St. Mary‘s 1'l‘11il‘3‘l1. l111.'~'.‘1111111l;'
Will take place in 81. Mai Vs 1'111111111‘11‘1‘:‘ 5
Funeral of Robert Palmer.
NOAN'K, July ‘22.--
Robert Palmer. for yours id1111tiilc1i
with the shipbuilding industry 1111 11.1»)
New Idngiuud coast 111111 hood of tin.1
shipbuilding firm of iiniwrt i’ulmci' A".
5011. was bold from his into home
here today.
huh Valley cemetery. .\ir. P11111111.“ wus'
so yours old. 'i-ic died his! Sunday 111'.
“1111111111 from l11li1'111iti11s due to old
and. For over sixty years Mr. i’uimer
had 11111111 11 deacon oi th11 lluptlst
(‘111'111'l1, and for iih‘ yours 111111 lli't'll su-
perintendent of the Sunday school c.1111.
111112111d with that church. 1 .;
—.-._
LlVES WITH BROKEN NECK.
\‘1'.\Slli.\'tl’l‘().\’, July Surgeons
in 11 lot'ul liospllul 111'11 111:111'13'111111 ut
11111 1'11111111'l111blc riiullly 111‘ Edward ll.
Elwood, who has lived
\\'lli|l has boon 1ii111.11111:1~1l 11:1 :1 broken
111.1111. ’i’l111 diagnosis 1111.1. superficial,
but. in order to d1'1111'111l1111 posiiiwiy,
1111 X-liuy examination will 1111 111111111.
111111111
Elwood whih) 11 11111111b111' 111' u bullr
i111: 11111'11' 111. 11 141111111111. 11111111 1111 11111
l'oiomuc river. on 3111111111.
11. bout 11nd Hll'lli‘lt 11 51111111143141
alrucliou. iio 1111s 1'1w1111111l in 1111 1111-
111111u11i1111a condition and hurriml lo 11
hospilul burn». As H111 1'11a11i1 111' his 111-
an
jury the young 1111111 in 11.11'1‘mil) puI'u- i
l) 111d. l
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“'5 11 pruiiy 11111111‘111'1i111: 1hl111'. to 1111:
lul'1111111111i of tho [in-.1; 111‘ 1111 51111.4 of.
("111's own lilo 111111111 1111 11 for
“'11 din-1
{1111111111,
111111111 111l111'ubl11 1111111111 11111111
1'111‘111' H111 (ll'llwliili‘lm H111! :11111111I olhm'
'1i\'«1.: lhul w11 Il1i11l.’ 11111.».1 1111 l'1'111'd 01’
11b 111111111 and burdvun. ,1\1l1~1'11ll, l1i11‘rl‘1
111‘ 11111111111111',
1111;11:1111' v.11 may he upliunp 11nd dl
\l1‘111l. 11111 11111111111 1111 plus
111 11111 111: all.
l‘tlllilllilll
will: ‘
The funeral 111" '
l11t111'11111111 was in tlli‘ N11-~ '
Iii; hours will),
din-d from ~
(1l1- 1‘
.
millionaire 111' 111111111'1111111,:
\\‘11 nil i111v11 H111 111111111.
'-.-IU:-:a_-;u:a:-5s I
Ladies’
D
price 50c.
TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwelk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
ii and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Connecticut
1 . . 1
Dainty Lingerie Dresses
One piece models in many styles at attractive prices.
Bathing
Of silk and brilliantine. Attractive 11nd serviceable.
Bathing Caps and Shoes in great variety. _
“Berry's Life Guards" for men, women and children, are 11 great improvement over "water wings."
They are easily adjusted, and give secure support to people weighing as much as 250 lbs.
OUR SPECIAL PRICE 25c.
Men’s All Wool Bathing Suits, $2. 25
Boys' suns $1.115.
uits
Regular
’ THE 1100511211 SPECIAL
Saves Miles of Steps for,Ti1'cd Feet
Tomorrow, We will inaugurate another Club of Twenty-
Five, selling the famous i-loosier Kitchen Cabinet on the
Club Plan of $5 DOWN AND $1 PER WEEK.
The Club is under the direct supervision of the Hoosier
Manufacturing i'fompany,
cabinets all over the World.
This cabinet will save you miles of steps and will make kitchen work :1 pleasure by
stead of a drudgery. A convenience that nothing else can give you.
. . i
Comm 111 and Enroll your name.
ii. Krieger B1 Company
" .l't“. 1t .1..t....mmemmu
which fixes
Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet Sale
the price on
1
HIS HINT
“Don't you l111ii111'11
should l1111'11 11 \11111""
“11111111: l‘hinu.
1111'1)‘ \\'1‘lllllll
ushod ll111 Swept
M. Gutkowsky :
1'11111'1' old. Iioth boys 111.111 imi in ”mi .. ’Pi'l’s Mid litilli‘t'l'n. 'l'llt' only 1lii’1‘or1
5.11111, 3'17“. "pr-1111111 lll-mrrul‘l laid, night New farmland Grocery C91 Hire 11. Hull 1| 1'1111' 111‘ 11111' it‘llow mot- 1'01111'." 11 Cincinnati 1i13111111l1'111'.
in a tool wh11r11 H111. i1‘1111h1'. \1111'11 111111111 ' 7‘2 NWME‘H‘ 5" Tel. 1531 this think '111 1111'1111‘ 13541111111, ilml is ull.‘ - L...
121-11.: (ll-1'1111111tow11. 1 , Nuru'ullc it111,11'1l. ADVERTiBE iN THE SENTINEL
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arwrmnmn .‘l’i‘EL swimmer-
\ .
youwiii find Unhcard oi Bargains in the Furniture Line. We are forced to enlist Un-
precedented Prices, in order to get mom to makejntended alterations. Come in
At former Auditorium Building
North Main Street
1
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wlllllul l1i lill
\\'.\i.l1 H'l‘lilil'l'l'. lil, lb 11. iii.
.11111~1'l.'111111 showed fi'nullmml
111111-1111. i1iu1iy i'culurm in 111.1'1.111111b hp
1‘lllllt‘il Missouri l’m'lll11. iluliiuiuru 111111
(111111 11nd sow-rill aphriulllm. 111111111 oi
tho i11:11l111'11 recordiuu 1111 1111111111111. 1111-
111~1i1111 11111111 11121 in. however, 11ml 111111111 ,
\1'111'11 111111111]in cancelled. while itctiye
11111111111 11-11111 moulii’ 111111111 1'11 sturdhy‘n '
close ilspocinl 11101111111111 was shown
by New Hutch (‘1111v11riible Six i’cr
('.sni bonds. which fell over
points. ii. 8. “mm-1111111111. 'I‘wos and
l'dnnmus full to low record unotuiloua.
-m. WM- a...
THE NEW MOTHtifl
"When you hissed your Weeping
mother goodbye. and went out into
,ihc World to moire your fortune. 1 pro
311111119 her last tearful injunction was
”or you to be good?" 1
"No, make goody-“Houston 'Post.
1:111:11111
"No. replied ”111 Youth! 31111“. “liui l “1111111111 muddy and with 111111111111 gains ~
hollow “it'll" “”le “l“‘i‘l‘i h‘i‘“ 3‘ follmtinn U111 Llobdun 1111115114.. M11111) 7
lul’ ,‘
three .
1 WWW
Norfolk Suits l
Flannel 1101181318 1
1111.1 mm 111 H111 111li111-11-1 of li111ir
1111;1111111ily.
.‘ii‘n'l‘nht (‘11:1111 11111! ‘i'1‘1111a111'11
l'rom $1200 on
\\‘hli11 i1‘l11111111l ‘i 1'11111111111
. (5&th {111d $6.le
Biripud I1111111111l ‘i‘rousi'i'a $0.00
Khuld i 1011111 111 .. . . . . . .. 51.90
also. 11111 1111111. 1111111 8111111111 111
lbs 1.11111- lu the country 31.0.00
lioicl moi 81111h11,11ox of six 5150
it
Joseph Davis
86 WAS NGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler