titevens’ store,
New Styles In 1.111.51-
House Dresses
In Gingham and Percale at
51.00, sizes 34 to Iii inches.
Ladles’ Long KIMONOS In
Flown-ed Crepe Cloth, at
$1.00, all sizes. “
May Minion Patternl.
'Ail Patterns .mm... 100
E K. BANKS
MIhIekemo Hotel Block
60th Normlk
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‘ POST CA DS
OF THIS c1 ,
. BROWN .irIN .
«The [Very Latest Sty‘IIi
2 FOR 51:.
WM. 1».
KOdak and Stationéry Stores.
6 South Main street,
South Norwalk
49 Wall Street,
WEATHER FORECAST. i
For Norwalk and vicinity: “‘ail‘
Ioilowed by showerg late tonight 01
on Wednesday; warmer in west por
tion; warmer Wednesday; moderate
northeasterly winds. Considerablel
cloudy and unsettled weather pre
vails this morning east of the Rocky
Mountains. Light scattered showers
were reported from Kansas eastward
to Pennsylvania. There has been a
slight fall in temperature over the,
(‘orn belt.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 70; high, 83.
Clear.
Miss Marion‘St. John is spending a
week's vacation in Rmrbury.
Thomas E. Gregory, 01’ Cranbury, is
reported seriously ill at his home.
<m
George A, Clarke to enjoying ‘a va-I
cation trip through New England.
The laying of the rails on the Wall
street tunnel la progressing very fast.
Mrs. lda Fitch, of Norwalk, was the
guest of friends in Danbury Saturday.
Ohmles Price is taking a two weeks'
vacation from his duties In Rogers &
This ‘week the N. E. Ryan 00. are
altering speials in women’s summer
hosiery. See adv.
*Watches, clocks and iowairy rev
[paired promptly and satisfactory.
Arthur ’1'. Ferris. 78 Washington 81.,
New will. hate, new fall shirts. Adv.
on page 12 of Joseph Davis will tell
you more about them.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 13. light, of
Main stroet,81amiord, are enjoying a
week’s vacation with relatives in Nor-
walk.
"Mrs. Millard Bturdovnnt and little
non. of Great lliarringion, Mass, are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George II.
Heard, of Center street. liumbury.
Kenneth M. Tolles. or South Main]
street, loft last week for Elizabeth-
town N Y in the Adirondacks. whom
he will spend the month of August
with friends
Mrs. Elizabeth 1100110 and son Wal»
tor, who have been visiting the form-
r-r‘u brother, lionry Tilly. 01’ 1South
Main alivmt, for the month or lul).
left last Monday for their homo In
(lrniton, Muss.
Mine liortim Hiluldieo, or ill: Miler-Ir
street, lolt today for u, lwo woekn‘ trip
through the (iront Lakes with 11. party
of lrloudu‘ohaporonod by Mrs. James
Farrell, or Brooklyn, N. Y.—-l;1unhury
News.
Mien Lillian dolled. of North Main
street. who has been visiting relatives
in. iiooton, returned home yesterday eta
ternoon at 11 o'clock. Miss lsohoil ro-
porto a lino time. Bile returned to
work this morning It the (illicit, Poa-
body shirt factory.
I.
Eon.
Special .
Demonstration
mTH“ WEEK”
Tau In; 611mm“.
m udmrri‘apim You say.
Emmi-Potted Corporates
nouuimkflm '
Open
Sundays to
12 :30
,So don’t forget you can get. Kodak
Supplies: also Sunday Papers.
DONNELLYs
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
In» glue-date Sonia Co'l
. ED. H. GANUNG,
‘Vuneral Director and
Embalmel‘.
Giles and RIIldonoo
\ Telephone 904.
111% M In St. 0,. Not-unlit.
Follow the Crowdw
ROTON POINT
DANCING ‘
Pavilion
Darling my Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
SixPieces of Music
1111...... “a u ‘vrumod ' ..
.EERS T
standard in construction and finish.
three great. floors. Saving from 1:3 to 30 per cent.
This Furniture sale beats all our past records, due to exceedingly low prices.
actual reductions from usual prices, not- exaggerated values. Every piece of furniture is or the highest g,
Mentioned below me a few 01‘ the bargains to he I'ouud on our
0111 flgur on she .v
$25 Kitchen
Cabinet $19.50
Made of oak, has
097 Dressers at
$6.98
nickeloid Made of oak. mirror 14 x 24,
top, metal cakes and bread box. top 40 inches long, 22 Inches
removable flour bin. No kitchen wide. Good lock and‘keys. Fin.
is complete without one. Ish the host.
$3 Card Table
$2.25
Made by the E. ’i‘. llurrows
(10., whose lollies are known in
almost nearly every household.
These tables are standard style,
light. strong and ridged with
folding legs, fell. and leather
top.
2;
. Thompkin’s Cove
Blue Stone for Walks
and Drives
By Load, Carloed or Cargo
RAYMOND BROTHERS
“.mww
aWI+I+IW++$+§
'1"?
O B Jackson 58 WALL STREET
Optic! a :1 ”3°32;
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
» u)
‘ «warmest-resem-
d-
=1"
4°
II?
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It»
The A.J. COLLINS COMPANY
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO R E NT
Smith
I Cleanser and
Dyer
24 North Main 81.,
80th Norwnlk.
LIGHTS DYNAMITE IN POCKET:
AWAITS RESULT.
Alll‘OON/I. l’o., August ‘12.-~l’luclug
two sticks of dynamite In his vast
wicket, llonry lioldt wont to the bill
In the roar of bin home last night.
lighted a tuna and trulmly awaited the
explosion that blow 011 one arm and
out his body almost In two, Deepen»
douoy over long rontluund illuomi is
believed to have led 1501111 to tulu‘ his
lilo. lie was 57 years old.
W.,1....w..
a.“
NOTICE! NOTICEII
It you are a subscriber to The 81111
tinol bring or send in "no and got
three of the most pupilllli‘ magazines,
Hearst's ”91110111111119 Woman and
The Metropolitan. for three months
11' you are not I subwrlher send or
bring 81. 80 and The Sentinel and
magazine: will :1» rent you for three
months by mail. It you prefer to “um
11 number deliver your paper lead us
3611 to. tomatoes and pay the boy 13c
111 wool: (or The Gentinsl. 'l‘he mas»
’IiuoI deal with Iii the current In!»
Muelvfldhtenumwiiipiem
arm W or the m
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Contractor
Mating Construction C . .11 3.1....
Estimates finished on all kind: at bum Motions. at .
was» and repair work.
12! WASHINTON STREET. IOUTH NORWALK.
(fl 1.. 857-12.
“The Meyer See oi the Meyer Car,
The Moycr Want to Own One”
Four and Six Cylinder Models in shook.
Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE. RIVER 8TREET. NORWALK. CONN.
250
Red Onions. or t. c
3 cans Milk p q age Lettuce, per head 51:
Wax Beans, per qt. 5c 2 qts. Home Peaches 25c
Fancy Green Com, per doz.
Green Lima Beans, Cucumbers, Carrots, Musk Melons and
Plums.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 North Main It. Mom 148.
«.4...
W~WM.MW. .
1 Mil, . v,
Try» a Want Ad. in The Sentinel.
,
1
l
New fall hats at the Mintz jubilee
sale.
Read the good sign in the Harris &
(inns adv.
Read about the August clearance
sale at the I) III. Read Company.
Concord Division, No. 2.
last evening,
I
Erery ladles‘ bathing suit is marked
at cost at Tristram and liratt’s. See
ndvertlsoemnt
Miss Rosalie Jesse, of Franklin
street, is convolesclng after her oper-
ation for appendicitis,
Harry Goodwin, of Spring street,
proprietor of the Copyright Clothing
Company, is ill at his home.
Miss Mabel E. Taylor, of Burrltt ave-
nue. is entertaining Miss Esther Foun-
tains, of Philadelphia and Danhury.
i
The Misses Eva and Elsie Atwater,
of Norwalk, left this morning to visit
relatives and friends In Newport, 11.
l.
Misses Sadie Kooler, of Washington
street, and Ethel Stall, of East ave-
nue. are visiting friends In New lla-
ven for a I’cew days.
The games at Amusement Park, Sat-
urday and Sunday. will be with the
(Kirkman A. 1A., of Brooklyn on Satan
day, and the White Plains on Sunday.
llugh Mines, of Richmond, W. Va.
‘ formerly of Norwalk and a well known
‘ basket ball player.
'- tow days with his relatives In Nur-
ia spending a
walk. I
W...—.....»
Charles ii.
is (alloying a two
Wooim‘ vacation from his duties and
' is apt-111111111.r a low days with friends
' In Long island.
The regular luminous blending of Our
liroihtrs' Lodge, No, 10. l. 0, 0. F2,
was held luut evening and routine
luminous was trausmuod, A social
evening was spent among: the metal.
In r1; and refreshments were norvod.
The Young Men's Association of
Trinity Church and their friends will
hold a moonlight, excursion on Friday
evening to Valley more, Long Island.
leaving the South Norwalk steamboat
dock at 7:30 o'clock in the launch
Olga.
‘Boys oi into how been going Into
the yard~ot~ the Warner estate in
Arch street, and have been stealing
the fruit from the trees and breaking
the limbs. The,Norwolk police have
warned the young men a number of
times, and know who they are. Jill it
isn't stopped spouse, there will he a
number Mormon; made.
31111th Want- bring employers
and employees together. where the
Imnloye’r may learn of tilI proficiency
.,M§1W lilo-tenant he
in
‘ ‘ .loosoi‘rom black thihels
simeres.
, stilpod worsted and lie ght colored,
90 Washington 82.,
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 410.
Good
to
KNIGHTS 1121111
Ill BIG I’IIIIAIIE
DENVER, Colo., Aug. 12.-—--\Vlil1 the
grand parade of 45,000 Knights
plur, the thirtyeecond triennial
Tem-
con-
.clu\'e formally opened in lienVer this
J morning.
i the calls of buglers, sounded the
f ward march,
‘ citl life the conclave, which is regard—
.l’romptly at 10:30 o'clock
for-
which brought into oili-
ed by many Sir Knights as the most
lambiilous In the history of the order.
The parade was divided into 14 dllI-. l
sions. with from 1, 500 to 2,000 in each.
'1) St 011mg the Knights ’Iemplnl was Sir
Alexander Nisbet,direcio1 o1‘ policeI
with his assistants, followed by the
mounted police and police aides. Sir
John Chase, of Demer, g1 and ma1shal
of par.ade preteded Sir Arthm ll. Wil-
llama, (hiei’ of stall, who was followed
Sons of by the grand marshol's staff and per- ers and telephone company em
Temperance, met for routine business sonol aides and the sides representing Although the telephone at“
grand commanderles.
The first division was led bx Califor
nia Commandery No. 1 array ed in
their gorgeous costume of mounted
Knights. sitting on their coal black
steeds, aides to emcers of the Grand
Encampment. 011 foot came the Trln~
ity Commandery No. M. Cincinnati,
Eminent Sir Edward M. Woolley com~
mending, as‘epeclal escort to the grand
master.
Most Eminent Sir William 'Bromwell '
;Molish. Grand Master of the Grand
"Encampment, Knights Templar oi the
United States of America, rode in the
first carriage. Right Eminent Sir Ar.
thur McArthur Deputy Grand Master
0 lthe Grand Encampment; Most Eml-
nent Sir Philip D. Gordon, Supreme
Grand Master of the Sovereign Great
ll’rlory, K. 'I‘., of Canada; Very Emi-
nent Sir bee S. Smith, Grand Captain
General or the Grand Encampment;
Most «Eminent Sir William 1’. llyrle.
Past Supreme Grand Master of the
Sovereign Great Priory, occupied car-
riages behind that 01’ the grand mus-
tor.
Then come the commandories of the
various States, who were arranged In
thirteen divisions.
Several score of bands Intorspersod
throughout the line played the martial
airs of the 'I‘emplnrs’ faith, prominent
among which was "Onward, Christian
Soldiers."
in the afternoon Governor limmons,
Hell, of The Norwnlk
" Hardware Pompom“,
Andrew DuVey
Special Coffee Sale
30 Stamps Free l‘lb. lies-i Coffee ......................
20 Simnrls Free 1 lb. Fine‘t‘oi’fee ........................ ,
ill Stumps Free 1 lb. Maracaibo Coffee ........................ .
1'1 Stumps Free 1 lboliest Santos Coffee ........... . ........ .1... _
. of. Colorado.
Things
Eat
-,
addressed the
Templar at El .iebel 'l‘e1nple.li
oi" the State. and Mayor J. M. P
in behalf of the (11y. Most E
Sll William Biomwell Melish 1,-
Master of the Grand Encampme"
sponded 101 the Template.
Later the Grand Encampment
vened in secret session, at wh
Knights Templar who have 3331
the position of Past Grand Comm
are eligible to membership. A
meeting the business of the or
discussed. . '
At night the first of the drill 5‘
to be given by Damascus Comm
No. 42, Detroit, at the drill stadi
1 ,
RIOTING IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS 310., August 12 I
log bloke out here last night as
suit of labor diilicultles of hole
fielally declared settled {our
\andalism on the compall I
and attacks on its employ
sumed.
A riot call was sent to poll
quarters from Nagel's Resin“
mOb of striking waiters and théli" .
pathizers there was dispersed b ..
licemen but no arrests were 111/
WINSTED FARMER ROB
numenrour, Aug. 12.411111
nature stories are today ecllep ‘
a true tale of Edward Holmes,a a
or of that place, who after 8; vi
New York, whe1e he was roller:
(onildenoe men of all his money
good clothes for poorer and 3
cents exchange to carry him
After walking from Stamford til
city, lloimes. 75 years old, appll ‘ I
secured transliorlation from the
liies department.
o. A. R. TO ATTEND RECEP‘I‘;
Norwalk Chapter, 1), A._R., ‘3
ccivod r111 Invitation through
gentiélrs. J. M. Coburn, from n
1mm llill Chapter. of Greenwich.
tend a reception in hour of M
llam Cummings Story, presided
oral, at Putnam Cottage, A1131!
from 2:30 until :30. As I in
her from this chapter will fill
tend. Mrs. Christian sweat
answer any Inquiries as to ‘
lars ’ '
No matter what whimsy!”
Fat 11 and you will realm
which characterise all
an. Pate ted Cutting
mo? owns Conn.
The price {or M number cl above illustrated palm in
on have been IlsIIIg, try one, jurio,
as millions of women have .
Rewow Patloms sioae‘glvead to your drums that elegance of line and
dads-mad e gowns. ‘
run 1er 1111??de you ”mien.“ 01111411111 tonne
WILLIAM P. EWRS.
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