that coal has a reputation
while, becausewe use
Mutated care in selecting it <
”"therefiore take pride in
g it. You may as well
selected coal as the hap-
0111‘ yards are on both
“Of Washington street:
‘ ,<< and our office is con-
wenien‘tly located on the spot.
Ideal: at the cool you are buy-
The Time
have your painting and paper-hang-
done. Our experienced men can
t to your satisfaction. The
on are exceedingly low. Esti-
to: cheerfully given Special low
is on paints and wall paper.
COHEN
‘ li'Water St. Tel. 342- 13
foal-5 Coal - Coal
‘fseu coal. Also I am paying|
de'very best prices for all kinds
JUNK
‘UTO TIRES AND FEATH-
» ER BEDS
William Effron
‘ Rowan St. East Norwaik.
Telephone 441.
t —- -..._.......-._....
entire for the Hot Sun. order
Your Awnings
ey. We also do all
kinds of UPHOL-
S'l‘EBi‘NG and Far-
niture Repairing,
Mattresses Renovat-
ed Slip Covers made
to order Our work;
< is guaranteed. Esti-i
mates cheerfully gli-
en.
Sentinel Ads
5 Will catch the
Customer’
. and attract
New Business
11 .oo
{ Funeral of Mrs. Julia E. Lee,
’mains of Mrs, Julia 1'}.
itooit plate.
Hazelton
Goal
The a. Hershfield & Son 66.
TEL. 294 “122WATER 81'.
Summer
CLEARANCE
SALE
Clothing, Furnishings and
.Shoes. We must have room for
our Fall Goods.
Louis Avrick
Post Office Block, South Not-walk
D 0 N' T
“Listen for Dem Bells”
i But Call 912.
AND LISTEN
to the prices it can quote on all kinds
of JUNK.
. No 1 inner Tubes, 25c 11 in; No.2
inner Tubes, 15:! 11 111.; Auto Shoes, Be
a. 1b.; Books and Magazines, 35c per
1007 Newspapers, 2511: per 100; Rags.
1c 9. lb
G. YourdiSRV
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave, 80 Norwalk.
lililliS iNll illiiiillll
The funeral services (We-1‘ the re
i100,
[in East urcuuc \\'eduosdav
luotnlng at ll o clock and the remains
were taken at noon to \Voodlawu:
cemetery, New York where interment
The Rev. L, l“. t‘aswell
officiated at the house.
__——~_
Angelo Pento_
who died T
at noon.‘
l
l
’were held from her late residence this;
Angelo Pento died last night at his;
of 31 years. The funeral seniors will
the held tomorrow morning at it o‘c loc it
Thu inter. ,
from St. Joceph's Church.
‘ home in 6 Laure. strtct '1t the 1 at
m— [10' and save mon- I ‘ ‘g
meal will take place in St. Mary's:
Church.
KIRKMAN A. A. VS. NORWALK.
The Klritmun A. A. which is to May
I
l
l
l
l
‘thc Norwalks. tomorrow ttt‘teruon on?
;thc Allinsoment Park diamond is our,
of the fastest
llrooklyn.
traveling 101111111 of
The team is illlitlt‘ up 01'.
some of the host hall plan-rs in until
around New York.
posed of players from the lllducwood,
('ypress iiills. hideous, tiowauus, Eliza
licilliltil‘l. Sulnn'bans. inc, who will
it-atch for the Kirknlun. has
the best men in the countr; at Ridge-
wood. Zinger, one ol' the twiricrs. is
lilo mainstay ol‘ llownnns and lw has
1: vcry good record.
l lluarulcri will in: in Illcl
linotrs pets and the u 111 he is now1
golnir llc ouaitt lit in hide to dol‘otl
the \isltms.
expected.
The 1011 min com?
caught ' "
Phone 397
lll\ ltil (11H 1
The first 111111111 will he hutwct-n thu‘
Sprllllrwooda and .\luyi'lowet'u anti will cuppa, 190
he t-ullod ul izild. The hit; same will
i111 called at Zl:.'ill p. m.
; Sentinel
and
Wants bring
mnployot-u it‘lgttLlItll‘, where the
l
employersl
employer may learn of the proficiency“
and cxpurh'uce of those wllom he
would hire.
... .1». ..,......... ”www.mmwmu
Jround norm-1‘11. til $4.50.
l'Tli\l‘ltl'1l it. l-‘l‘t‘l'll, who has low“ t'l‘l‘~‘
moldy ill with typhoid favor for scr-
vrtll months, in allltltlly ituprm'wi'
A good tulv. pays lug-nut in the bout
halter.
evosi
.thg liar-go oi satchel:
A Little EachWeek
or Month in
ii independent at Vacation Time. or in the Time of Need.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES.
and trunko while you are away.
i
1
3 Your Watch Right Time?
IF NOT, KSTEPIN. I RBGULATE IT FREE OF 0081' '
IF IT" BTOPB. I WILL REPAIR IT TO YOUR FULlL SATISFACTION.
CHARLES BRAND
Reliable Watchmaker, Jewelerdt Optician
155 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK,
Opposite Hoyt’e Theatre
WATCH FOR THE NAME! WATCH FOR THE NAME!
my...“
5 P E C I A L
for Saturday and Monday
1 24% lb Bag Crocket’s Best
Flour, made by Washburn
& Crosby Company, . . 700
Jones’ Flour, Cloth Bags, - - 800
Gold Medal Flour, Cloth Bags, 756
Pillsbury’s Flour - - - per bag 750
3 PKGS. TRYPHO‘SA, ASSORTED FLAVORS
3PKGS.JELL-O....................... 35¢
3 PKGS. ROSE OATMEAL . 25¢-
2 PKGS. GRAPE NUTS AND I PKG POST TOASTIES
- 25¢
..... 25¢
2PKOS COOKSMALTORICE ..... ...25¢t~
2 BOXES SUN FLOWER BISCUIT ....... . 05¢-
SHREDDED WHEAT. PER PKG. ........ . 12¢
3 1 LB. PKGS. CORN STARCH. .................. . 25c
» 21¢
Canned Goods
SALE
4 CANS NEW YORK STATE CORN .. .........
3 CANS BEST PINK ALASKA SALMON
3 CANS NEW YORK STATE SUCCOTASH
3 CANS FANCY STANDARD TOMATOES ..... '.
6 CANS ARMOUR‘S BEST CLEANSER ......... ‘. 25¢
3 CANS BEACH NUT BRAND BAKED BEANS . . 25¢
Everything to the sale guaranteed If not satisfactory
money refunded.
Prompt delivery all over town.
New England Grocery
SAM SHILEPSKY. PROP.
72 North Main Street.
South Norwalk.
Tel. 158.
Free Delivery.
“111511367
Kitchen Furnishings
W a g... .1... 1~ At Special Prices Tomorrow —-—- SA iURllAY
1’11- l.cnox Laundry Soap, tonlort'oli'. l?
111 25c. ,
‘Jtit: round. tin \Vltt—lll Halli-r11, at 21c.
i'f-c Liquid \‘vncur, at tile.
lilo laxlunsiou Window" Sort-curt.
lllcllcu lliuh. at 296.
lllc latrin- slzt- ”llh'lllllll‘ii Wash 'l'ulirt
at 59c.
35c largo nil" Zlnl'
at 43c.
.\lnson .lals quarts o:'pi11ls.~lc each.
in ladlts' i\lllLi.iIl Shopping 11111114:
191:.
it” top
Laundry ilourda
.111
11111111111111,
than ltt-t’riut-ralors. with
lllc Wire Sink Strainers. 7c.
lilt' two-quart Stone i‘Ichlvru,
$1.111. lioyu‘ l1‘..\‘prm:a Wotan”,
i“on arise, at 79c.
lumps 190.
51;. Ht. stop lnlddul'u,
ultll usually tum. at 79c.
$1.311 Sci-och llooru. at 98c:
wllh pull rust;
W~w.m.~
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 West Washington Street, South Norwaik
Next to Telephone Building
Free'Dellvery to All Parts
of city or Coontry.
Phone Orders ‘
Promptly Attended To.
:lllt- cinlltuunrt Yellow .\lixinu llowls'
11.111 Wooden \\ tilll l‘ailu. with thicu
marked way down.
0F
Norwaik's Leading Dry Goods Store
a and 5 Gazette building. Norwalk, Connecticut
Our Mid-Summer Sales,
THEY WON’T LAST MUCH LONGER AND WE STILL HAVE SOME EXCEPTIONAL VALU ES.
LADIES' SUITS and COATS of seasonable weight as the coolerrevenings come. Correct in style and
TAILORED LINEN ‘SUITS and COATS for travel by train and trolley or auto.
ONEPIECE LINGERIE DRESSES and SEPARATE SKIRTS.
The only way to appreciate the prices is to examine the quality.
WWW——
1440 and 621-2
ROBBED OLD MAN.
lMichael McNamara Arrested in South
Norwalk for Danbury Police.
.\iicllaol McNamara. of lianhul'y, was
taken there yesterday afternoon by
llietectivc Sergeant. William Baker,
lwho came to South .\'orwaik for the
prisoner. McNamara was arrestcd
\l'ednesday evening by the South .\'or-
1wall1 police upon information given
them NV 1111- iiauhttl'v police
i The arrest 01 \il\ .111111 a lolloue the
Villttrstlgtttion lnatlt- hy the llanluiz‘)’
police of a story told t‘uptaiu Ilurld
;\\'. ilradlcy hy 'l‘hounts Wintslauicy. a
linan about sixtth icons of 1121'.
Wimstanley reported to the police
Tuesday evening that he had been Nil)-
hed of about Sixty dollars and he claim-
cd that two young men did the lot),
having first given him drugged liquor
to drink. The titan was well illltit‘l‘ the
influence of liquor when he reported
the all‘air and his story was so inco-
herent that not llitllly facts wcro gait»
ed.
; Wimstanlcy said that Tuesday toru-
noon he drew some money truth a lion-
‘bury hault and then went out, to huy
Isoule clothing. Sotumvltcro in his 1111‘»-
lcls he got acquainted with a tuning
man and together they took a walk
into the (ill .\iill pond section. When
they arrived there, both werc tot-lint:
thirsty and Wimstnnlcy gave his com-
palliou 11 dollar with which to 1:11 into
lhc city and purchaw liquor. The man
departed and has not. imou swu slums.
\\'inlst:1n‘1<y saw that Willit‘ await-
>int: lllc 111111111 111 this lllllil. two olhv'l‘
young illt'll t‘:lillt' up to hint and after
some tztllt oil‘crcd hint tii‘lilli. Ho
[had lilidil out a small amount 05‘ ll-
«— ‘ quor whcn ht- 111111111111 partially uncoll
St'ltlih 11nd it was, wulh- llt' was In that
condition that llll- mun [)l‘tit‘t‘t‘llt‘d to
no thlouuh his 1'itllli".-. \‘i'lnlotanluy
rays that ll‘.‘ tucked thorn not to tulu‘
11:11! that, living: hind
iiil'l‘ It‘ll him about
'l‘Elcu lhti .illiillllil
11 twin and tlls'nppl-ar»
all his 1111111131,
‘li‘h‘ll'itiii
lilll'l' titl.lul‘<.
aboard a i“r1-i,..f
ltd.
l‘llilllx‘i‘r‘.
lli‘ Ill" lmllll~'il,111 \\t'l 11 -i.\; \‘tillllt'
fictions 1w.” lllt' till, .\llll pond durinn
ill-,1 limo, 11ml hidden in tlu- 1111111.. lltuy
11.1w \\’l1111~t:1nh-y l‘1llllt' .lcnt' ”will with
his loan cotnpahlou, :.:,t\\' 1211‘ ltttlw'
Iunw and then saw tlic otilt-l‘ two llll'll
rah the old lllllll and then climll should
it ltciuhl illlill.
l‘rolu llw ill\lt,-:lll.'illitlil 111' lliv 111.1111
tho. policv l’ltlt cinlutu that .\it'.\auulrtt
wot, nun or the two 1111111 and thci‘
,lwlrncd that in! luld town with :1 man
from South .\m'wnlh t'ot‘ w-wl'nl day».
'lho Houih \‘olwallt plilicv wol'w noti-
tlud 11nd lllm inl'ol'uwd thu italthul'l'
politt- that thvl Lad .\lt'Xatuaru. tit-1»
"Hunt iitlltnr 11111111 down .\‘l't‘llurdnr
totwumm and “turned on the 2:23
ot‘lotit illiiii.
are expected in the
(ltllvl deu-Imnuouts
case shortly.
'i‘en per cent..ol dint-emlort in a
furnished room '11 too mucnwtor you
can find one that's at least 99 per
cont. comfortable by answering some
..-., _- s. 1 e» V,“ g mem
Advertise Your Wants in the.
Sentinel. 11 Brings Results
All V:
an... -m..._—_um -
Housewives watch
«an»...
tor position!"
Property owners
nuts with small cost or delay.
'the administration
\\ ilu<t llllt'} e stun him hcvll \i' ”ii“! Quito-1|
Alive. for clues to that aspired-to "beb‘
utilize Sentinel cation.
Want Ads. in finding buyers or ten. carrying a message to the one: who
lwlll be most interested.
lam-lion will any hhnlt,
Sills oi‘ the ilusol'vo association.
Call 1) Travis ii LL'8 1111111111111 1112101111
Autos for Hire:
PHONE E
BILL l8 APPROVED
(Continued from First Page.)
vor among those not committeed to
lllll framed by
President Wilson, Secretary .\l'Adoo
and the advisers in and out of (‘on—
gross.
The Hill hill, it is declared by those
familiar with curraucy reform plans,
somewhat follows the lint-S suggest.
cd by the National .\iont‘tari' cour
mission and often called the Aldrich
1111111. But tilcl'o is the difference, it
is declared, in that. the Hill hill salu-
guards the country's money from con»
trol by all Street or other interests
of large capital,
The lilll would crutltc ll itcscl‘vo
Association. with principal office 111
\\'a.~'htnl:tou and other ol‘l‘iccs‘in .\‘cw
Yorit. Chicago, San Francisco and
othcr cities to he determined Upon
intct‘. To the Sltll‘li of this l'oscrvo
association. national hanks are utlth~
orizcd to sails-1111p in a sum cqnal
to ill per cent. or their rcspectlvc nu»
impaired capital.
'I‘llezrt' is to he a Board of gmw-rnurs
oi" the itcserrc association, composed
of one i‘epl‘est-llizilll'c from each state.
At the annual stockholders‘ matings
ol' nth national hank in a state the
stockholders are, hr 11 stock vote, to
910% president or the state as the
llll‘lllilt‘l‘ of the iloard oi‘ governors:
from that state. in casc no one re»
ceiws a majority votc. tiltI Board of
directors or the national banks are to
scltci i111l nionlllm' i'roni the three r11
ct-lriuc the most votes at the stock
lloidcrs' mt'ctlngs. ’i‘1he :oleruor is to
St'l‘Vt' 1111 (Hill your and 1111111111 $1110
per month. The governors arc to
mom quarterly.
'I'ltcl‘c is: aim to ho ll litttlld of tilt
rut-111131 113' lllt‘ lii‘Sl‘l‘Yt‘ alwuwlzltton
1'tlll'llhis‘rti of i.”- pol'sons. 'l‘hlco ol‘
them are to lie the secretary of the
treasury, the tl't'nslli‘t'l‘ ol‘ lltc l‘ptldc
Silllt‘r and the coulptrullcr Hi the cur-
l’t'lli'_\’, 'l‘ltt other l2 arc to lul ulcctcd
iljr 11111 Heart] (11' cmt‘ruors, (lllt' l'l'otu
ol‘ lwwlv.‘ districts into which
is to he divided by tho
ot'l'icors ancordlllg
t'llt'il
tho countti
illl‘t‘t' government
to population.
The administration lull
proposes llltlill‘i‘illlfi ttr‘sol'Ill.
lions. our in tillll oi” the wwrnl dis-
1 his into “ill h the (tlitllii) it to he
lhc ilill hill In thultlolo n
lronl U‘il administlntion
ctll'l‘t‘iit'y
reserve
tit'lllll‘ lliI'
hill~ in pm: slut; 111111 r'csorru .lm"tlt‘l‘.i-
tltill.
} 31‘ lv:;~"l<'5;1llt"r. 11111111114111” lljv
the Hill till i~ tn iilrbllt.‘ 1111th 111 $1 111‘
ltlultipllc: of :73. l‘l‘lltmllllii‘ltt in tlriil.
l1 ‘: ,o 11w orur the 2 per cunt.
honors uuw hmi by tho lutults as 11
hosts of circulation. llltt iiii‘ L’ pcr I'clll.
llltlltltl may he enchanted, at. iiit'l'llltt
of not mow than I. per cool. pur i‘v‘lll‘.
out. bonds that do not have
top lilt'lliililtln pl'li’llcuo. 1
l‘lll‘ ‘l plt‘ 1
State hunks and trusl
are to in. allowed to join the ltt'tit‘t'rt'
association undcr Hllccll‘lutl conditions.
'l‘lu» (Ilt't‘t‘illl‘tl at? tho llosct‘t'o usnox'la»
companion ‘
lion art» not ailowcd to have any con- _
(lit!-
iduudu 01‘ ll ilt'l‘ cent. are to llt‘ illlltlot‘m
the capital stock hold ivy the iutnltu,
tho 111111111111 is to he applied to the our. ‘
plus tund oi the association until it
ltlflillt‘i-l in" per cent. of Its capital
stock and the rotation In to in: paid i11-
Sentinel Want") tlu» lluittvd Status ’i‘rousurr.
Sentinel Wants are a quick action
and Inexpensive means of communi~
They shard 11 direct way oi
(int ol‘ the llt'o- .
I
l
The
Strength of
Newspaper
Advertising,
The Strong
Power of its
Business
Getting
Efiioienoy
Is Fully Appre-
ciated by all
Who K n O W
The Business At-
tracting Quali-
ties of such.
SOFT 1111??
for Early lr‘ali Wear Ara ltoad)’.
popltlur with ilirtl'llllilllllllll: mun
who appl'vtinlc the mind fillings
in
‘knnw
llndor
lillllltl.
tuxlatcs, but llllltll‘
good old lush onod way of hot
making that is none too plcnll
in] these data.
$3.00. $3.50. $4.00.
New Fall Shirts. thu- own
label. Pink in the new color.
$2.00.
Jose
llrot‘ut. and Knapp llttts are
\\’ttttl‘lil<‘!. uppt'ut-i llilll who
the unions 11min marks
which tht'y tire to be
A l‘lnc lllu- ot‘ .\ow Sirius.
New in Ulll' 11 and “during and
Will] that
2!
h Davis
85 WAEBNGTDN STREIT.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler