e, Best Iiet
L money a concern
riots in its business
inin'one sense a bet
which/it makes that: its
remedial: is good, that
”epic will like it and
continue to.buy it.
And no firm will wager
ch a large amount of
money unless it endeav-
' “to win by selling
goods that please.
Our coal is a winner!
AT
'I‘heB. Hershiield&SouCo.
TEL. 294. 122 wares er.
155 WASHINGTON BTREET.
WATCH FOR THE NAME!
Keeps Your Watch Right Time?
In nor. ever» IN, I nsouurrs IT FREE or cosr
IF rr STOPS. I who. REPAIR IT 'ro vous FULL carious-non.
CHARLES BRAND
Reliable Watchmaker, Jeweler8r Optician
Opposite Hoyt'e Theatre
TRISTRAM s. ‘ ‘ HYAT
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and I5 Gazette bulking. Norwaik. Connecticut
. .
.;.:-:-;c:u;u;-:u:-;-:uju v
a»
Suesine Silks-wFamous everywhere. We have all the new.
SOUTH NORWALK,
WATCH FOR I‘Hs NAME!
s on paints and wall paper.
COHEN
Water St. Tel. 342-13
Also I am paying
very best prices for all kinds
, J U N K
UTO TIRES AND FEATH-
" ER BEDS.
William Elfron
. East Norwalk.
Telephone 44:.
spare for the Hot Sun. order
Your Awnings
now and save mon-
' ey. We also do all
kinds of UPiiOir
STERING and Fur-
niture Repairing,
Mattresses Renov at-
to order. Our work
Is guaranteed. Esti-
‘mates cheerfully giv-
en.
KOHN
45 North Main 8!.
ed Slip Covers made‘
7 to you satisfaction. The
are exceedingly low. EstI-I
cheerfully given. Special low
I
, IIII‘IIIIKII that suction.
pot-tally affected.
l
‘ inr.
Summer
CLEARANCE
SALE
‘ Clothing. Furnishings and
Shoes. We must. have room for
our Fall Goods.
Louis Avrick
Poet Office Block, South Norwalk
—_.__..._—.-——-
D 0 N ’T
“Listen for Dem Bells”
But Call 912.
AND LISTEN
to the prices d can quote on all kinds
9. Our experienced men can of JUNK.
r)
a
No, 1 inner Tubes, 25c a 11).; No.
inner Tubes, 150 8. 1b,; Auto Shoes. 80
a. l'b.; Books and Magazines, 35c per
100; Newspapers, 25c per 100; Ross.
lo :1 lb.
G. Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave., So. Norwalk.
WE HAVE
ANYTHING YOU WANT IN THE
LINE OF HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
AND OUR FURNITURE THE BEST
POSSIBLE.
M. Lacssu
15 ELY AVE, soUTI-I NORWALK
PHONE 72.2.12
IIIIIII III Will SIIEH
WALL STREET. Noon—«Prop news,
the principal market factor, rel-until.
was relegated to ascend place today,
and the Mexican situation furnished
the chief speculative nlatcrllll. Early
reports of the Mexican tiovcrnlllent‘a
ultimatum were succeeded by more
reassuring advices and the Illarket
mew stronger alter the Iirst down-
ward rush. No substantial recovery
was effective, however, and bct‘ore
noon plices drifted to a still lowcr
level, although pressurc of stock was
not Izrcllt. Copper stocks wort? es-
lilmlls were irregu-
DISCOVER COPPER
IN MERIDEN LOT
Rich Vein Struck lo Excavations Be-
ing Made for Reservoir.
MERIDEN, Aug. I9.'“‘“A rich vein ol’
(fillllil‘l' was discovered at. the new
iiroud liroolt reservoir hero yester-
day. A gang of laborers who were
I_‘Il;l.'llV‘l1IIllg near the (Iiilll Ilt Soft Iiot'k
hovel suddenly struck ll ledge of glist-
ening aulpllltlc copper that
Tim cllltlneers
streak and Ilsscrtcd
I'IiIIl'tl it II pay
Illat. \th-n hard rock lcvcl “till loneli-
l
I
I
ml tho nuttcriul would IH.‘ practically
solid coppcr.
’l‘lll- lullpc la ill the midst. ot‘ a rich
topper suction whoro previously min.
lug Illltl boon curried on with success.
AH Illl- atroah will not be llllllt'tl Merl.
lll-Il will he the proud polwullso of II
«oppcr Iiucd rcocl‘volr with ll (ItHli
backed by n I'oppl-r bulwul'lr.
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL.
,4” .., a. ..‘ i.
eposi
-. t. urea "
“A ...... W"'.“,
“"I -* lam.
A Little EachWeek
or Month in
~ w...) .r 5
Ojbl‘ «W;
‘ South Norwalk Savings Bank
independent at Vacation Time, 6r In the Time of Need.
O
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXED.
extended .
10% Cheaper
Come to the New England
Grocery and get your groceries
10 per cent. cheaper than else-
where.
New England Grocery Co.
72‘ No. Main st. Tel. 158.
Tel. I 58.
Cali D. Travis
Autos for Hire
PHONE
1440 and 621-2
IlillHiIllll IUNIRIIS
Mrs. Ellen Nagle. ‘
Mrs. Ellen Natale died last night, at
the Stamford Hospital, alter an ill-
ness of almost. four months from a
puruletic shock. She is survived b)
three sons and two daughters, who
are Patrick Nllgle. Joseph Naglc. of
New York: Frank Souls, of .Stunli'ord:
Mrs, Edward Brennan, of South Nor—
wnlk. and Mrs. John Carpenter. of
Norwalk. The rclnnllls were taken to
the home ol‘ Ilt‘l' daughter~ Mrs. John
Carpenter, ot‘ liivcr street, Nol‘wnik.
Funeral will be llcld Thursday morn-
ing from St. Mary‘s church.
_Mru. Martha M. Smith.
Mrs. Martha .li, Smith, wife of
James A. Slllilll, died yesterday at bar
home In tit) Winwiclll slrem I‘JIISI Nor-
walk at the age of forty-thrce years.
She is survived by her husband, two
sons and one daughter. The funeral
services will be held from her itltc
residence ’l‘hursduy afternoon, August
21. at :2 o'clock. The Ilev. Mr. l‘uthey,
ot’ \Vestport, will ot't‘lciate. ('Iliil‘lei
Fable of \\'cstport Is in charge.
George W. Thompson.
George W. 'l‘holllpsoh, of Syrnlusc,
I.\‘. Y., died last nirtht after an illness
of some. years. illc is sllrvivcd by it
wife; onc son. William ii. :l‘holllpsoh,
of liownyton: and lIll‘t't' daughters,
Mrs. William Sharpe, oli Buffalo; Mrs.
Glltca I"l‘IGllSlIOl‘l and Mrs. liirlllu IAlliI‘.
of Syracuse.
Mrs. A. G. Richmond.
lielcll A. Richmond, till, a wealthy
rcsidcut of Mollluolucl‘y, :\Itl. 'zlud
lwillow of A. ll. iliriuuond dicli llLt hc
I ilccchwooll Inn, Green lv‘lulns. Sunday.
ESIIo was born Ill I‘rovldlw'o. It, i.
Burial will be ill t‘llll:I_ioilario.\. Y,
est shades In stock. Note the price: 39¢ a yard
Tub Silks-Great variety of stripes and fancy patterns 29c yd
Yard Wide Tussah Fabrics——-A clever combination 0i cotton
and silk 450 a yard
, Pretty, Self-Colored Pongees, of silk and cotton, 36 inches
wide 45c. IllOf all...silk. 27 inches wide, 75c a yard-
IllOne yardwide. $1 and $1.25 the yard. ‘
It willpay you to purchase a Parasol at the present prices
to Imlsh the season.
MW
EFFECT ON MILITIA LAW. ,
L...“
Privielons of the Dick Act Said to Be
Compiled With Here.
SIXTH REGIMElNT REUNION
TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY
W
Commander-in-Chlef A. B. Beer: of
G. A. R. and Major T. Boudren
Arc Members.
The survivors of the old Sixth Conn
nectlcut Volunteers will hold their
annual reunion at Morris Cove
Wednesday.
The local G. A. It. members. who
are survivors of this famous regiment,
are Colnlnander-in-Cbiet A. B. Beers
oi' the G. A. 1%.. who during the days
of '61 was made a (captain of the
old Sixth Connecticut; Major Thom-
as Boudren. C. E. Moore. Rodney
Beers. C. H. Benham, and 'l‘. A. Cro—
futt. /
The Sixth Connecticut Volunteers
took part in the lights at Fort “She", That the militia organization of Con-
Wilmington. 2 0-. Petersburg. V3" necticut Is up to the standard requir-
Battery Dagner, DWI‘Y'S Bluff. Cha- ed .by the 'Dick act, which was passed
lllll'S l'arrn, White Oak .Swalnp and'by Congress about 10 years ago, and.
many other skirmishes. A lls now being enforced by Secretarv of
._..._...... War Garrison is stated by Adlt‘Gen.
SOUTH NORWALK T6 HAVE A George ill. Cole While Connecticut
BEAUTIFUL NEW AND RIGHT lily no means has a division organiza-
UP'TO-THE‘M'NUTE 5'10 8‘ 25c_ ltion, or even a hrigadovit organized
DEPT- STORE‘ Ihe says, according to the provisions
\i. lloilcn, a prominent New Yorkcr of the act. even to its auxiliary ”com,
is going to open a vcry high “1355' and all of which, with the exception of the
as he expressed it, "I‘ll-tO-il‘t"Mmum lieid artillery. cxcecd lhc specifica-
5‘” & 95“ DC‘I’i- Store 0“ 6‘" corncr' lions. while the leld artillery is up to
ot‘ South Main and iiuviland strccts-~ ; spcclcations
about October ist. ' The udjutantgoncral was question-
Tll“ PWWI‘I." 11““ a lrontuuc 03' forty i ed about the situation In Connecticut
5‘“ 0“ South Mill“ street. ““6 “'ll"§ller‘tlusc of the predicament. that New
the new addition being constructed on 1Jersey finds itself ill. There. it is fear-
‘~,,’mx‘
nova ‘\‘
fawn".- ’
:\=\,,‘\‘ ‘ I.
.m- ->.. b.
w ”mussels:
H. Krieger 81 Co.
1 he Leading Outfitters III The Norwalks
West Washington Street
7
m
‘3”
Our Good-Bye Sale
of all Summer Goods
>229
is now going on. Come in and take advantage
Illllilulltl t-‘U‘t‘t'l. Will have “ ““1"“ 01' cd, according to news desprttchcs. the of this money saving Opportunity.
“INN-HIV“ {“91 making 0““ “I ”"1 division organization III: well as that .
"will William mill “NW1“ 5‘0““ of the Second Brigade ot‘ the New .ler- White Dresses worth $7.98 on sale for . $3.98
1‘00““ I“ T119 NOFWRH‘S' 'sey \‘ationnl tillllrd will be wiped out» .
The 3101‘? WI“ lll‘ “lid” ‘1‘" dircct entircil, us far as rctognitlon by the " HOuse Dr65ses fOI‘ ......... . ....... 750
lll‘lllmilt‘lllml‘ Of Mr. Jim“ N- Glover. nji‘i’nr Department is concerned, it the I" ‘ .
Slums man who has had side exoer provisions or a clrculm issued in Sec » Very Fine Lingerie Waists. former prices up to
lull... in this line of business, having rotary of War Garrison are entorceo. ‘ $1,98_ are now selling for ................ 98¢
lwen formerly associated with M‘Veml, Iotorrullg to thc ('Iicllllli‘ the w or pe- ' , - - *-
ot the large syndicates in the South.
Mr. (llovcr has announcl-d that it will
be thc policy of the lil'\\' store to give
the public the greatest possible vnlue‘
for lllcil‘ money, together with the
paztmout, alter Jun. 1, will not rat on
uize tllc militia organizations in any
State unless the) conform to the re
(lullelncnts ot the regular l‘uited n
States \rxny. Nelthel will it contin- -.
host possible and Ililinl till-10‘6““? 591“ no its appropriations to such olgunizn EWWE-
t ‘ “ ' . a
I
“The - _~
vice and attention. 'tious.
(‘ollV
See the Ladies’ Shoes we are selling for $1.00
Values $2.50 to $3.50.
EWEEI
.\Ir, Glover has bccll Ill town during: The despntlhes also “My
thc past week locating a home {or his lllcl. act I,lelch was passed by
Edward Bryant.
I‘:(I\\'Ill'tl lil'yllllt diod lust Iliubt
tllc home of James (‘tlllllhll-‘blllh.
Villl Zuni slrcr-t, nt‘tcr ll hurl-rm:
Indus, ilc was in years of huh.
'l’ullcrul Ill't‘lluul-luollt... will
cII lnior.
ill
{I}
The
‘ol- announc-
Funeral of Edwin Hart Baldwin.
'l‘hc l'tllIcruI scl-viccs oIcr
Iluliha ol’ Edwin llllvt
hold this lll'lI~I‘llllrlIl from his Ill‘l-
homo Ill Ill Wall ctrucl, .\ir. hl’dwiu
was :I lochllwr ol‘ Illlt‘lillliilllllli i‘ollt.
No. IL’. I: A. IL. t'oI :10 “MPH and ho
wall It Illolllll Ill I“olupuu_I it ill..\
I.
tltc
lllllrlwlll \\‘l I‘“
r...
NORRIS WINS AT TENNIS.
. to“ Will l‘, It.l ., Ana. trawll. Nor
l‘lii Wllllllhll-I. ol' l‘hiluclpllhl. \voh ovct‘
liustuvc I“. ’l‘ouclulrrl. of New York.
III a Ile-rsct match on the grand hltiliil
court. today. I was lilo Ilrst ot' the
Important lntltrhos ill the zu'tllluhllus'
tournament for tho lllllloillll illwn tcn~
his championship.
'i‘oucllllrd‘o llrilliullcy unto the New
York mail It, long lead curly In the
match. The scores were limi.
l—ell, tl-«ul. “fwd.
liwl'l,
RALROAD BAGGAOEMEN ORANIZE
NEW HAVEN Aug ill. hagsasemen
on the New Haven road have rgunlzed
with
president, and Walter Faulkner. of
Fall River, secretary-treasurer.
lll-‘
I lhorilv or tiovl-rnol I‘tllitl that the um
Thomas Ryan. oi “Providence.1
family, which lie cpr-cts to arrive
llI‘It‘ about Scptcnlbcr let. 7
Thu city is glad to mil-mi the right
hand of welcome to tho nl-w enter-
prise. and wish it great success, as
‘it. an annual appropriation ot‘ $2.000,-
llllti t‘or nlliitin organizations of
United States. This money. according
to the act. was to be apportioned only
gross about it) were: ago, carried with,
the
munition and supply trains.
A BAD NAME
ing about it certain trust magnate.
"He‘s not a bad name," said
the ‘
MR. AND MRS. W. F. TRACY
RETURN FROM TOUR ABROAD
and Made Many Walking Trips
in Mountains.
Iil‘diid \Vllllll’lt‘lt of Toledo was lnili— Spent Several Weeks in Switzerland
ll lllilriis another milcrimtfl iii “W to State militia whose organizations Mlll'l‘lrllrlvclist. “Hence he can't not.
~ ~ . . ' ' ~,. 3 , H ‘ ‘ W... 1.. as
rapid utulwth of lilo bllslncss Ho “1 contormcd ill cvery respect to those a square rival. “(rs gill as had “1 lliilll..i.ltllll. AIIR- ll 1‘4"] “-
Norwlllh. ’ Tracy and Will‘ l'cturucd Saturday
SWill , ot' the regular army. Il‘ull enforcement,
of these rcllulrclllents was found to be
Illlpl‘lII-tlclllllc at the time of thc act’s
passage, and extensions of lilllt‘ ill
I\\'Iil(‘.li to bxing the organizations to
tho sct standard were granted.
“Secretary Garrison Illls dccidcd
that tcu ycnrs bus her-n ample time
Iii which to cftcct the changes Ilcslrcd
in the various States, illltl he has or»
dcrcli that no t‘tll'tilcr appropriations
KILLED GEESE: FINED $45.
Thomas lirr-nllzlh, ot‘ (irclllwilll.
paid a line ol‘ $lf‘. ill the (ll'ccnwich
I'ourt this morning on ll charlie (ii
shorting \vilIl pccac iu IIlt.‘ I'loscli set. ~
son.
Morris \\‘lIl'tllclIu, who l‘t‘l'l‘illl)’ put
«llzlsI-d lilo Sctolr'l'bolllpron pTIII'I‘. ill
III‘I‘t‘iHI‘Il‘Il. Illlll iiIIIlllll‘ll to tho placc a
mill with llrrcatl-l. llo t'ollllhl lilo (lim-
lhllll tlul oviduct-o llltoiultl lillll Ilcl'llmt?
loo hot, IIIIII this morulnI: llll‘lllit‘ll
Ilullll'. .luligo 'l‘it-rIIl-v lllllll him *Il'l.‘
lln Illlilililllllltlll trulll llIIII ll HIIMII)
train.“
(,‘ollllct'llcul. docs pot
lIlt'iit.‘ rconlrclncula. clthcr.
Ill
IIII‘
i‘lliill‘ III)
but
FOSS WILL NOT HEAD REPUBLI-
CAN TICKET.
llllri 'lth, Aux III. II \t'll‘llilililliltllf-
cd III III" Htulc liouac today on uni,
orunulaolllul in this slntc.
Now York, iIc alive, Ic’thc only Stuto
\llIion oranulmtlou ‘11:» others illlii
cllllhl to IIIIH‘ Ihl in how not their lulll
llilliIIlI-l .\‘l-II ,l‘cnhrollllnih. ll
clllor would not Ill' ii lIIIlIlIlllltI! for tho
.Ilcpubllcun llonlilultlllll 'l'm‘ governor ,
Illtlloulch It Willi dcclul'cll tllut ho had
muhciont oinnnturcs lo nomination
.W N"
qurv ballot II ho had desired.
solornor has not. made up hill mind.'the requirements of the luck hill.
lilo said, whether or not he would Illlilr Many of thc i-llutcs iIlIIc thou lull‘
tlto complement of Infantry, but ”it“ have
Illdcpoltdetltl). ilc has until Oct.tl
Illtilil.‘ his decision.
C
not the roullircd auxlllnrv troops.
Ten per cent. of dlscomtort In a
furnished room In ten muchwtor you
can find one that's at least 99 per
cent. comfortable by answering some
adv.
jutnntaenerai. for
There are til companies of coast til‘lll
lery In the State, two hoops ot car-at
“—th .M
I! you are not sure at your lab—-
has a Sentinel Want adv.
allzlull corps l'tllilpiillll'ti. iI I'llt'lt train.
iiIIIliIillilvill‘iil‘l‘ill says i oIIlu-l-llcul Ilocll'
not burn to. illlit'l‘ IIII'I‘i‘ IH no dilution}
ill the i'niicd Hillier IIIIII Illll‘» it full Ill-i
limbs and u IlIInIth of other Stall-:5
papers to place his name on the lift have mulorrrcnurnla, but have not II
'illhlfnll llIIllIlorl orgmliznlllln. occluding to
(.onnoctlcut has but, two full regi-
ments. not, sufficient for one brigade.
which would require three regiments.
but it has troops erlolllll. says the an.
a full brigade.
r). signal corps. field hospitals and
ambulance companies, and pack, sm-
nnmc for a lawsuit us Ilodgln had tor.
a manager.
"llodplll was the ucw manager of:
II biscuit conccl'u. There will; u
\Iol'zhlnln III the tonlcrn who Iiiit‘ll‘
to sneak oil to It shed at about three.
in the Illtcruoou and smollc il pip u!
and look ovcr the afternoon pupcl
for up hour or so. Well, one day, as
IIilI workman hill. I't‘iiIIIIiK illlil l-llloh-
lull: In tho shod, ilollltlll zlppcul'od,
Moat pooplc lollllo IIII‘Illl'lli'll room:
lillllhl. “"IIIIII‘I Want. Alla. which
um I. .. :mlu I no: to time lists oi
rooms that are for root.
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AN lGNORANT TEACHER.
\i'Illic our, pll, Illdll‘ I. you till luv
‘lllc. othcr (Illl‘ llllll. It was wrong to
«NII‘IIIII! our llill‘. smaller than yourlllvil'.’
I'll i'cs \Vllllc tlIlIt‘lI \\'IIiiI l llltlll
\illlllv Well I wish voud nlilv luv
tolltllcl ll polo III tillll I-I‘lecl. I Iltlill
think she knows about It. I‘.Xl’IiiIIiiit‘
“a... ..
Sentinel Want. aura. will Introduce
some people to each other today who
,ought to have known each other years
ago.
MM. “mm..." m... . ana-
~.,.,.. E...»
inc woman who can reach can lino
private pupils-«assuredly through I
modest lumpalgn ot Sentinel Wan
advertising.
Housewives watch Sentinel Want.
Adl'ti, tor clues to that aspired/to "bob
ter position!"
W
from Ii hovcn Ivor-ks“ trip through Eu-
SWIIZI‘I‘IIIIIII. Air. 'l‘rtlcy
clerk of the t'lvil Suporlor court.
says that III‘ Illld ll very
ti
rd \i'llll the visit to Swilzcrillud.
rope. most of thc. liluc bciup. spoilt ill
is llaslsnnt
lio
culoyllillo
Inc and that hc was morc thou pleas-
III»
is It urczlt lovcl‘ of the walking gaulo
lliill most every tIil)‘ I'Ic and Mrs.
would Icmo tllwil' IlotI-I null Irovcr
'rl'lil'y'
ll
number of IIlIIt‘H Ill‘oot bl-lorc they rc-
r“it'll!!! of wild itcl'ac. The birds in" be made to those organizations which . Who are you?" 13mm“ MW
came quilc lamp and sportl-Il llboul don ot now conform to rclplit'olnculs, MVP“... frowning m the Idle \vorII- ”‘I'IWI- , <
tllc vicinity to such on l".\ll:‘lll illllt nll- llllii that ho olllcinl recognition be tun ”um Mr. and Mrs. latcv th‘i'l' IliIr-rii‘ll-
Ili't‘H bccam}; llttovhcd to tllclll, ilc~ itch of any m‘mulizulllnl out” It docs "'l‘hc WNW)“ trowncd [wok Hera on tho llI‘W Iluccu or title with,
ccnlly llrr-nulln saw them and Iliilllll'. so conform. "‘llull, who are You? said hr the lIIIpol‘solllllor. llllll oh llll‘I: million
‘lll some bushes look It pot label at "To maintain II division orphnirn» Arm llmllzin, ”m m“, lnnllllucr.’ trip the)“ chlblllllcd on the lucr m.
.lllt‘lll. lllllillu one and brushing the lion liltlrc IIlIIst bc thrlm I‘Illl lll'ivlldcu with ”w Fl'llllfi hl Illililllllig
“’Ill‘AH ol‘ two ollll-rll, or throw roglmonlla with (’IIIIII’M“, "A: or». till- workhlllll HIIIIII‘II. W iiiii fl ,
liopllly (Iéllllt' \i'yll'lll-ll .Ionl-s \i'tn'lt- strength of twelve companies I‘ilt'Il‘.l mm. :.~; I‘. h“ mm hcllllilr. Your vocaui lu‘llpcl-lv ill coating
.-d on the crow :IllIllilIllll- Will-dcn Wll~ two rchIllIlnis ol tlclli rlrlillcl‘v, ouc Wm“. m and how H “HUM“... l".\‘v moot-y every day. A ‘nr-ullncl wont.
low In. Smith mlwmmll llllllscll' Ill rclzilllcnt ot col-airy. tour llclll hollpl- (.1 :4 .. adv. will cllnullo ,voul' bws Ill’l) it
tho llltlIlt‘l' with tho result that Iii‘l'IiA Ililti. l’otlr Illiiillllllilt'l‘ ('ililillllllll‘;=, tour “M...“ prom. 'I'l'y UHF :tud sic.
NewNeckwear
for Fall
\'I licl ll‘
lImtIlllIl lol VIII I Npllttllnl 11ml!
t‘w ”"wa lotus
up how ll uplllndill .l:§'"ollllttlll
pl 505 and $1.00.
Blocked Hosiery ill fancy oi Iii;
In another curly full novelty.
’l‘hc l‘lIIIIolm "thin" brand, 500
per pair.
i!
Jeseph Davis
lib WAEHINGTON BTREET,
CONN.
A good adv. pen in the belt new.
«It
DOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler