Themoney' a concern
invest. in its business
ls'in onesense a bet.
which it makes that. its
merchandise is good, that
people will like it and
«infinite to buy it.
And no firm will wager
such a large amount of
money unless it endeav-
01's to win by selling
goods that please.
Our coal is a winner! ,
“o
The Time
Hazelton
(30111
The B. Hershtield & Son Co.
TEL. 291 122 WATER er.
Summer
CLEARANCE
SALE
Wenn nicht. .hommen
Geschaeft. ich werde'
regulleren.
Schmuchsachen.
gemaCht hei.
CHARLES
Deutscher Uhrmacher,
Uhren Gold and
155 Washington Street, South Norwalkl
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
Achten sie auf den Namen.
Clothing. Furnishings and
shoes. We must have room for
our F1111 Goods. 1
Louis Avrick
Po‘ut Office Block, south Net-walk
D OIN ’ T
“Listen for Dem Bells”
But Call 912.
AND LISTEN
vs your painting and panoramas-
done. Our experienced men on
it to your satisfaction. The
es, are exceedingly low. Estl~
cheerfully given. Special low
use on points and wall paper.
C.0HEN
Tel. 342-13
. Also I am paying
ery best prices for all kinds
JUNK
AUTO TIRES AND FEATH-
ER BEDS.
William Eifron
‘Rowan St. East' Norwallr.
Telephone 441.
t..-
Prepare for the Hot Sun. order
Your Awnings
a"
now and save mon-
ey. We also do all
kinds of UPHOL-
STERING and Fur-
niture Repairing,
Mattresses Renovat-
ed Slip Covers made
to order. Our work
is guaranteed. Esti-
' mates cheerfully glV-
en.
45 North Main St.
seniinei Ads
j Will catch the
Icnstomer’
and attract:
New Business
to Your Es-
ablishment.
In
1111.11.11.11 Low nut...
.111 .1
lines the latest methods for safeguarding valuables.
on DEPOSIT BOXES $4 A YEAR
space. 101, Storing Trunks and Other Bulky Articles
to the prices it can quote on all kinds
of JUNK.
No 1 Inner Tubes, 25c 11 1b.; No. 21
Inner Tubes 15C 9. lb.; Auto Shoes. SC I Mayflower liook und0 1 adder Company, . Ilhe United States (imel‘nml‘llt is will
11 111.; Books and Magazines 350 per
100; Newspapers, 25c per 100; Rugs.
lo 11 1b.
G YourdiskyI
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave. 811. Norwalk I
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WE HAVE?
ANYTHING YOU WANT IN THEI
LINE OF HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
AND OUR FURNITURE THE BEST
POSSIBLE.
M.L.R,OSEN
15 ELY AVE., SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 722.12
l
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. 158.
Cali D. Travis
PHONE
1440 and 621-2
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
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.. 1.1-1: -..11 - 1. "'-"--.1
I dent of The Norwellm; having lived
Autos for Hire‘
iiiiIHS flAIIII iliiIiRilS
Edward Bryant,
Edward Bryant, who died on Mon-
day evening at the home of James
Cunningham, of 54 Van Zant street,
East 'Norwalk, was a well-known reslv
here for the past seventeen years. He
came here from Northport. Long is
land, and was employed for several
years by Luther M. Wright. He later
went to Durien, where he had been
employedwy S. S. Wood, until fall~
lug health compelled him to retire.
He was 11 member 1101' South Norwulh
Lodge, \"11 529 1.. t). M. and 11i1I
of East Norwulk lie 11' us forty- SeVon:
years of- age. lie is simived by
I'luther ut Xortliport; brother in \ewI
I'\11rl1,nn1l slstm in Yonkers. The l‘-nu 1
ernl will be held from his Inle homci
‘on Thursday owning nt 8 11110111.
Rev liulph l‘. ll'1rtl1v will 11fil1'intc
lThe remains uill I111 tulren On Friday
Imorning to \mthport for 1111mm11nl1
Members of South Norwnlk LodgeI
n Inuit.
Joseph Hatch.
\‘l‘ord wug received in
wulk today of the. deuth
Ilnlt'hv hi the homo of his son
l1‘.lutbusl1 long I11111111l.llc1cused wns
ulious sixty years of age and was oi,
brother of l‘ito. Stephen 11nd Manuel
’l‘. Hutch, of South Noruulk; Mrs}
James S. Bailey, Misses (,‘lnrn .l., and
.lnlitu A. Iiutt'b. of New Canaan, for-'
merly of South Norwnllr Deceased
loaves two (luughtcrp, Mrs. Arthur!
Mary. of Brooklyn and Mrs t‘luru‘
Mcllowr-ll of Lop, “Angel 11.: (.‘ulllornlu.
and two sons, the lutter being South-
muyd Hutch, of Plullmsh. 11nd Frunlr'
B. ”111011. of South .\‘orwulk. In his
younger (luys ho was 11 well-linowu
resident of lhe Norwalks and n prom.
inent busobull pluyrr. having been 11
member of the famous ()ld Liberty
team. Another brother. IiOl‘fll‘l’ s.
”111111. died about six months ago in
South Norwnlk. The remains will be‘
brought 111 Norwalk, for interment In
Riverside cemetery.
l
South Nor
of Joseph
James M. Creagh.
.Iumos M. (Tough, of
died yostorduy at his home, In Muln
street. oi the 111.10 of l? yours. .\l:'
(Tough is well-known in .\‘111'\\'ull1,huv-
lug been in business for 11 number of
yours in Main 11111111. No is survived
by u wife und nix i‘IIIIlIl‘t‘.ll*”1Iliill\‘H,
.lohn nnd Martin (Tough; Mrs. .lunws
liuuuh. Alice and Mary (Tough. llo
wait 11 member of (Julliolio l‘nion I‘outl-
1'”, No. III. l{.11l' (‘, Norwnik Folio,
.\‘11. 588.0.l11, and the Elks, ll I'.
0. 113. Tim funoiul sortir‘ou (nor the
remains will I11.» hold from 31. Mury'u
Church, I’l'iduy morning, nt ll 11'1-l111‘lt.
oenioiory. All the ulmro lollgou will
Inlu- port In the servu'os.
ATTEMPTED T0 MUDDER.
IIAll'l‘l’lllIl), A1111. :3", 1'1\'illl‘“lllii
d'Anuoui, liliriydwo yours of 111111. wus
lolluy In polirro 1-11ul‘l, bound over to
the September l1-1'1n il’ llu1 1'1'l1ninul
court under 11 bond of SIIHH'". «1111111111111
with umuull to murder. It is nib-11,111l
Ihui on the ulnhl of August I! I111 ul—
lm'lted throv men with 11 Rollo, out-
llnu llwin all. two lwiug 1'111'1‘ serious
ly Injured. ()111- bus boon 111 u lioro
pitnl,
WMWu—Ww...”
GLYNN MAY ISSUE STATEMENT.
ALBANY. N. 12, Aug. 20.-Acllng
Governor Mnriln ll. Glynn inny issue
11 statement today concerning the po»
sltlon he has taken in the gubernator-
ial sltuntion. ills notion in the 111111-
upon the. advice or counsel.
Ten per cent. of discomfort in a
furnished room is too much-«tor you
can and one that's at least 99 per
cent. comfortable by answering some
It".
111111111111. Uhr genaue Zeitil
Reparaturbedueritlge
Brillen.
kommen Ste am hesten und preiswertes en
M
MIXIBII RIJIIIIS iliii‘ IIIIS
.liolu: between Mr. Lind 11an the Mox-
| Illt‘lll.
sees fit to submit new
M 11in 5111114,:
lnlm'mout will 1111111 11111011 In St. Mury'u‘
ter wus expected to depend largely
' ugen an!
Sic 1111 mir in m in
Thre Uhr haste :os
Uhrem
Kneiier u. s. w. lie-
BRAND '
Juweller und OptllIter
Optishe Waren. I
[it Will iiEIII
Now Up to Washington Ito De-
termine Whether it She" he
Peace or War
‘(100 CITY, Aug 211—1111;» fur-
ther negotiations looking to a. peace-
ful settlement, woulduppcur to de-
pend upon Washington ‘now that Pro-
visional President liuertu bus r0je('l~
ed President Wilson‘s pioposul If
N
”I.
Ilng to 111 open the controversy there
is c1"_1e1 reason to believe thnl the
valt'nn government would be .\\'ill=
in"
111111011111ll:.|mbon the \1111111 on l1‘-11r
11i'7n \llnlstor says 111211 the nogotlu
l1 1n govrrnment bud not been I‘lltil‘u
.lx Illllkl‘ll ofl‘.l1ut lhul thm 111111? Iloilll;
contiuuod confl1icntully.’lhis
ll'x“s.1
I111 .11 publh'ntion this morning.
Despite Minister (hummus stale-
however it is known h1r1- that
\lmit 111. reply to lb.» 1 nllud States.
was 11 definite rejection «11 President
\\iisou‘s proposals us presented by
Mr Lind
llnlvss the. “nubiu ton 1:111 1111i11111nt
propositions
than. on its purl, the negotiations, It is
rousldured here, will be, closed,
The stutemcnts 111111111 by l‘/. Aureb
lnno l'rrutln, the .\l‘11xl0nn Minister of
the Interior, on Monday night and sub.
sequently officially denied both by
Minister liumbou und Nelson 0‘-
Shnughnessy, the Amoriruu
1l'AtTulrs. that the Pulled Suites iov
111111111111 bud lmvll ,ixen until mid '
Inight of ’l‘ uesduy but 111 reroguire the,
llnmtn administration is taken to ill-
1Ii1‘ato the utlltndu of ut [oust n portion
-vvw‘v...—.W_. V
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Norwalk‘s Leading Dry Goods Store.
é.“
M ,-
.'E'~‘.~".~ o'ei-ewfl'e'e'é
ellsAEs'A'. .1". 11.55.15». 1-...11'451.
TRIbTRAM & HYATT
3 8i 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Conn.
A. Low Tide of Prices 1111
Ladies’ Bathing Suits
Up-to-date models, in silk and i1)r'llian1ine, prettiiy trimmed.
MARKED AT COST
A-Complete Line of Bathing Caps and Shoes
I.-
L'A.
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I‘I'EI;k I
- Everyone
"LLEA'A
ling gains, small in most cases, Were
I
scanty and buyers found It dilhcult to
'Vorilu 1'11 i‘.11itic,mnong the 1'11llronds
111m
Innd Al11ulgun1ul.,01l
.oyul ()1‘1111‘11l MOD-‘39 ““1 “I’M 1“ Imunll'ulion was made to 11.1pr1u1'lli11 (‘
111'tln1.‘1l1'\l1un 111‘1'~‘lll‘llk'lS “1r Ishares, umong the industrial
Inmong the industrlul shores dmelopq
in ‘ while couched In dlpiullltllil‘ lunuuuge,' tested the market, and finding 1111 im-
;l1ull traders grew more confident and
iwidened the scope of their operations.
" list
. stocks yesterduy were inclined to coax
Iiiilii ill Will Sliiil
WALL STREET. 10:45 a.m.—~Freed
from the influence of the alarming re-
ports concerning the Mexican situa-
tion, which depressed stocks yester-
day. the market in the eurly trading
today made up much of the ground
lost in the preceding session. Open—
int-rcnsod during the first half hour,
until a long list of railroads and in-
dustriols showed gains of one to near—
ly two points. The volume of businesg‘
wus not heavy, but offerings were.
11l1tuln stocks except ut Fittingr
(‘unudlun Pacific, Union
figures. -
i‘ul'ific and
Smelling, Stool.
an Cotton Oil and tho Petroleum
shares
1d most conspicuous strength
“Al I: STRIIIETN01)11--Hn\ing
Illtilllrllll supplies of stocks on hand,
An Important influence was the shut-
ting off of the foreign selling which
was an active fut-1111' in depressingthe
yeslerduy. ’I‘rodvrs who 5111‘.
er toduy, but found the operation a
more dilllt'ult one than the selling of
the preceding seesion In spite 11ftheI
celerit) ol' the early rise hull traders
I “(”55“ did not attempt to l‘ollou up the 11111121
ment rigorously. They took profits
in modcruie 1'uslxion.u111l prices :‘euct-
ed slightly but there nus no sign of
weakness 1 he. market lutcr stiffened
in sympathy with 11 jump in Lehlgh,
of the Mexican wwrulnfllll» hill ”W :licuding 11nd interlmmugh 1‘1“”11111111'11.
Conservative ell'monl nppcul's to how‘- llonds were steady.
won the upper hnnd. This ulcment is 1,
the one Whirh is showing 11 tendencyi
l0 routlnln1 l'I'iondiy roiulionu with Mr.
Lind.
Toduy 11x~li11\'111'11111' find is uwultinhi
lllSlI‘lli'lIlIliu from \i'usiilnglon. lie isI
still optimistic. Youtorduy Ibo .\l1-.\- i
1 for tidings
Finders wntch Sentinel Want Ads.’
from losers 01' \‘uluuble
articles.
URIAH CASE DEAD.
liARlll‘ URI), Aug. 20. 111111 ~l1'1ull Curie.I
111111 1:111 1111111111111 sent to 1-11 h 11111111. or this city. one 111‘ the oldest mom-I
foreign lr-gutlons In Mcxli'o 11‘in 11 mile
stating lhut lilt‘ 111-u11tlntiouu with 111'-
Iiovornor Lind \\‘1'l‘l.' continuing In a
r'ordiul munnur.
'I‘Ilul the pursrmui 1'1-Iutiolils Ilelwurn 1
l‘rculdont Wilson's cmlssury uud tlw‘
unvorniurnl here 1111' l‘rii'llllii' 15 "1"
«limited il)‘ .\ll‘. Limi'u sentlllllg’ it) till?
Mexlc'uu Foreign Dillon :1 loosengu ol'
1'11111I11111111'1a on tumour" of lilo loss of
life in the explosion at ’I‘ntlubuyu, u
.uubul‘b oi‘ the capitol, yt-utvr‘duy, \vlu'n
111'211'Iy loo pvrumlu \H-l'e lrlllud 11nd
$.11 tumors were I11.,i111'11d 1
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MAIL CLERKS MEET.
.\'l'l\'t l'l!\\'l1..\., Aug. :30. ~lholnus 11‘.
Reynolds, of this city, wu~1 charted
president of tho Itullwny M iii (Tlcrkn'
Asuoclullon. of New idmtlu 1d, yester-
duy. at. tho nunuul meeting of the or-
uunlzntlun hold 111 Morris Lore. .Ioim
llunduu. of lluz'ltord. wun oi wind vice-
prosldenl. and Junior; .1, Pushing. 0"
this city. snort-lnry nnd treasurer.
\"i1u'z»pi'111<ldt1111,u for the
Stolen represented in the
were elected us follows:
(Hettflw'lsoiliii C. Phelps. No
1111111111 lulundw—Jolln .l. lill 1y.
deuce; Vermoulml). J. 1 mp, dtut~
lnnd: New Hampshire-wit. ”Denney
thampton ,
111113110111; 11111an Joya] Boston, port.I\Vant Advs. for chances to find mole
land; New 310,-ka prom Fleming, appreciative employers.
Brooklyn.
The following executive committee
was elected: Frank P Gill n, and it.
,.i.Gor1n1ul, of this city: Jo n E. Bren-
nan, J. J. Flynn and w. ll Stoddard.
Household helpers wsto Sentinel
‘Want Advs. tor chances to find more
[appreciative employers.
(.‘ity court. und ulttu'wultls 1111 11141111»
‘1'Intu judge of the (‘in «ourl.
bers of" the Connectil'nt llnr 11nd prom-
of Hartford in yours post. died while
on a visit to Clinton, his native town,
lust night. lie u'ns imlll .\lnr0h 17,
1828, 11nd mm 11 doucvndnnt of llll‘uv'
ill‘tI Curie. the first settler of Canton.
lie cume to Hartford in 111.311 and open-
ed 1111 olllco here. l-lo'bccunle Cilli‘It‘ 1111
the polim court nud lulvr Clerk of the
H11 wuu;
general posongcr agent of the old
New Huron. Hartford and Springfield;
L lldiil‘oild l‘ol‘ soulful yours. until It wuu
‘Huwn 11nd llurtl’ord
11111-111111
“Hm-mum; lu1u itcuuo lluptlst l‘2l1n'1h. mid
Mufiflmlm. ununber of St. John‘s bodgt, A. h. &
Wovl- sons.
connolldnled with the New York, .\‘1.1.\v
liullroud. Ho
ll‘iil-l assistant clerk or the 1'11111'1 ol'
l'fouunon plans for llm'li'ord county for
two yours and 1111.1 Ilrut prosecuting;
uncut l‘or Hurtl‘ord county lllltll'l‘ the
liquor llccnue low 111’ lull. ll1~ held
the oilluo of justice of tho pours until
arriving at the uge 111' 70. 11nd bud over,
.l,ll00 crises returnnblo for him. lie
was 11 constituent 111e1nl1o1 ol‘ tho May-
at
Vi lio leaves a daughter and three
”node—«uh
Household ”helpers wutch Sentinel
I
APPEARANCES DECEPTWE.
I Auntwl don’t like to see you dung]-
Ilnz about with mere boys all the
time. What do you find no entertain-
ing in tlint smooth faced young
Thorpe?
I Niece—«Why. Milli his face Isn't so
l
Ito recognize 11111."
,inently oonnecied with the. legal lil’ci
.(‘onux up to my npurtnlout and I'll
.sbow you :1,
I1‘111iIII1I11'.
| 11nd \hvy
51-.1/11 1' w -rflm
is now going on.
..
\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘\"11‘\‘\:>:\‘\1‘\‘\‘\“\
0111 Good-Bye Sale
oi‘ail Summer Goods
White Dresses worth $7.98 on sale for
House DreSSes for ....................
an alt
\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\. 1‘
any---
is
H. Krieger 81 C11.
'1 he Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
'= rE‘BBEEE
LJJ.
Come in and take advantage
of this money saving opportunity.
- $3.98
7511'
Very Fine Lingerie Waists. former prices up to
$1. 98, are now selling for ....... . ........ 98C
See the Ladies’ Shoes we are selling for $1.00
Values $2.50 to $3.50.
-‘fil‘
{1:1
....... THEIR LONGEVITY.
V ucutlonist —ls this a healthy place?
i‘urmer—ileulthy! llless your soul
sir, it's so healthy It looks as it u lot
of folks hero‘ll have to he shot on
Jedgenuut liuy.
BUT NOT PEMANENTLY
Dirk—«You're foolish to marry Kulc,
She bus u had temper.
'i‘om«—l know, but. sin)
that.
0:111 mlsily lose
VERY REMOTE
“isll'l old Millyuns n dlslunt
tire of yours?"
“You. so dislunt lillli he isn't ub‘c
rein
Sentinel Wont (1111's. will introduce
some people to each other toduy who
ought to have known each other years
ago.
”7.
GOT OUT OF IT
I't‘lliu)~l'\‘1! written 11 new
novel.
1.1 proofs.
Friend11~1l’r11ofs? Why. old vhup.
1'11 your uol'd Iu lIll‘ l'1nsl.
I
llmmdmld Ill'iiml'fi wulrh Foulint‘i
Wont 11's, 1 1' chooses I11 liud morn
upprrriu 1111 employers.
liolng-«~~"liidd 11nd Moruun 1m1 runu
nlng 11 1111111111111' hotel ut the soushoru,
cull i1 '“l‘hu ltruulrors.”
ilnubin ~~1"'l‘b1~y picked it good llilllln
for it. I wuu tlwrc, 11nd they broke
” Judge.
llll",
Finders which Sentinel Wunt Ads.
for tidings from losers of vulnuble
articles.
Frleinlm-“Whnt. the
any?“
(‘nsey--"llo seems to ho clntnd bo-
cause 111.» bus the lever hourly down
to when,» It. W115 when he sturted."~—-
l’nch.
does doctor
M
Dickaon‘re foolish to
Kate; she bus 11 bad temper.
Tommi know but she can‘euslli'
lose that.«—Boston Trouserlpt.
1.... ,
A good adv. pays best in the best
murry
Ismooth as it looks.
13.;
I inner.
ADVERTISE INtTHE SENTINEL
New 11111 Sim ts
11111 bur.
PINK
in the 1111s 111lm' lll‘ 11111111
no how :lil lIiI' ullllll‘i' 0‘11l111uiil
vuiloun width»: of stripe-1 null lu
him-l1. Iduo null hello.
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5.1.50 and up.
Thermos Bottles and Cases of
every deuri'lplion.
(‘uscs $1.00 and up
liotllcs $1.25 and Up
1.11“”
Joseph Davis
30 WAOHINGTON FINEST.
8007M NORWALK‘. GONN.’
Norwalk Chronicler