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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 21, 1913 · page 12

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\ Hamlton'w
1?} ‘ ' Coal,

1e , Best Bet

' c‘money a concern

 
 
 

m. Hamilton‘s; 8011 Go.

TEL. 294. ‘122 WATER 31'.

 
 

 

Geschaeit.
regulleren.
Schmucksachen,

gemacht 'bei.

 

 

out: in its business

 

 

 

in one senile a bet
in. it makes that its
manage isgood,t11at
in will like it and
"urine to buy it.

 
 

 

 
 
 

Summer
CLEARANCE
SALE

Clothing, Furnishings and
Shoes. We must have room for
our Fall Geode.

Leuis Avrick

Pout Office Block, South Norwalk

and no firm will wager
ouch ., large amount of
may unless it endeav-
m'xto win by selling
goods that please.

 

 

Our 6031 is a winner!

 

 

Deutscher' Uhrmacher,

Wenn nicht, kommcn Ste 211 unit in niacin
ich worde the Uhr hostenlos

Reparatut‘bedueri’tige
Brillen. ‘
kommen Ste am be‘sten 11nd prelswertesten

Uhren
Knelier 11.3. w. he-

CHARLES BRAND

Juwelier und Optiker

Uhren Gold and Optishe Waren.
155 Washington Street, South Norwalk
Gegenneber Hoyt's Theatre
Achten Sie auf den Namen.

 

 

 

 

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DON‘T

But Call 912.
AND LISTEN

 
 
 

vo your painting and 11111101413113—
one. Our experienced men can

 

 

 

“Listen for Dem Bells”

to the prices 1 can quote on all kinds

Smokes a Success

 

WASHINGTON, Aug. ill—”James .1

 

Jill: illilii WINS

New Collector in Washington amendment to the defici 1(1ncy bill for

’alsll, of Monaco, nowh appointed

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11 1151111111

(Continued tram nrst page.)

 

Senator Penrose also introduced an

an appropriation oi $25. 000. 000 to be

Arranging Allairs ~— Mention Iexpended as the president. might direct
Congressman 3 Fight for Freei

for the protection of Americans in

\lexlco He made no effort to secure

immediate action upon his resolution
land on the suggestion of Senator La-
liollotte it want 01 (11 a day under the

‘1 Senate rules

The amendment for the nine

$4”! .
':" ”q." .1. 53.51. .1. 4.5;. ”

III-ulu‘

town.

“, .-.-.l. . .I -.-,-.I.-, IJ n.1,l1'l

 

 

 

 

ty- Jive years past.
‘wull not urging war or intervention
“The idea of annexation of any tor.

 

ritory is too absurd to be entertained

:by any intelligent man." the Pennsy-l
vanilt Senator said in conclusion.

Senator Smoot said that while 5,000
titan?! citizens of Utah had ecu drilen out

6 your satisfattion ghe of JUNK. illlttrnzitlorzu: relouue ttoilector tot [llelnpproprlauon' Senator Penroae f“4101 Mexico 11:1 would deplore Ameri-
re exceedingly low. sti- 9 (ls ru‘, 0 .‘onuecticu. is here. He? , 101m intcrvent on
' - 1 . N ‘ bluiued, was similar to d irovision
cheertully glv‘en. Special 10W 1 N901: élggezfi'E'fii’fl '21:) 21:09:13: came by invitation from Coum'llssioneriwhich was passed just print1 to the. Senator Bacon and other senators
on 93111135 and W3“ DaDeP- an'l'b.‘ Books 'anl‘l Magazines, 350 per Osborne and was presented to ""'Sp‘111hsh War and in- ”A?” that me'mlohe ill a similar voice.
3 tel‘ntltiouul revenue intro. 1 .i '
,. C O H E: N 100. Newspapers 25c per 100 Raggwujduv by KODTP‘SLIHHUVOq'i'itllcl'k'lL; ;1111(1lltlnlent lie on the 1111110 in thei
, 10 11 lb .(‘onl'elltd with than 1t I" ‘ ti Senate until the bill Comes (1101‘ from; 1
‘ ' ' ' ' some out: ' 'lllt‘ house. i
water 8" Te" 34243 G. Y d’ l‘y {regarding the dun” of "1‘ new or" ‘r' ‘i‘he administmtion hits asked tori
our ls Vii?“ F':'f'":}""'l “ms" ”\‘l'ylblw 5"“.31iitt000 101111111. Americans out of Mox- I ‘ ‘ _
'Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave.. 80 Norwalk. p'1)11(1' “ ill reasurlyl (1((10 “11¢wa. .st Sunutot‘ Pourose ”m“, “M1 WALL hillbiul. 1051.. a. lawnmo-
oal' Coal. Coal res (111 l<011 a :11 says he on noumlng he would “at dimms tin, 11'Illtlu1opiniou was (entitled and mow
____._.--,_, ,_”_ .___ __ 11111015 to loam ‘lor ilartl’old, tht1 llo-uli '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Bell coal. Also I am paying
‘ cry best prices {or all kinds

JUNK

TO TIRES AND FEATH-
ER BEDS.

William Eifron

Rowan St. East Norwalk
‘ Telephone 44:.

WE HAVE

LINE OF HOU8EFURNISHINGS.

POSSIBLE.

M. L ROSEN

to ELY AVE. SOUTH NonwALK
PHONE 7 2 2 - 1 2

 

 

10% Cheaper

Come to the New England
Grocery and get your groceries '
10 per cent. client-per than else-
where.

 

 

fax? now and save mon~
9.31 We also do all
kind! of UPHOb 1
STERING and For-
niture Repairing,

Mattresses Renovat-
ed 8111) Covers made
to order. Our work
ill guaranteed Esti-
mates cheerfully gill-
en.

New England Grocery Co.
72 N0. Main 8!. Tel. 158.

. Tel. 158.

 

 

 

 

E- .. M

Call D. Travis

Autos for Hire
PHONE
1440 and 621-2

45 North Main 3!.

1

l GLYNN DEMANDS FEDERAL AID
‘ ALBANY, Auguu Zia—Acting Gov-
[crnor Glynn sent the following, toie~
tiram this afternoon to the secretary
of State and Secretary 01‘ Commerce
and Labor at Washington: ‘
i "in the name of the State of New
York We rooms“ that you ask Cann-
dian immigration authorities to de-
port Harry K. Thaw to the State of
New York. Hate is necessary.
Signed ,
“MARTIN H. GLYNN.
“Acting Governor.
“THOMAB H. CARMODY,
1 "Attorney-General."

 

 

Sentinel Ads
" Will catch the
-: Customer’

and attract;
:New Business
to Your 1315- i
thblilhment. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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'I‘ho Nilltiilitl graduate soon will find
out tilt1 world pul‘u more llltontlou lo

the dogroou of n thorlnouwtol‘ than
lilouo conferred. ~~~~~ Mllwunhcc Sentinel.
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fie ' Safe Deposit Department

........ 01w.

1 South Norwalk Savings' Bank ,

. the latest methods for safeguarding valuables.

8pm for Storing Twain and Other Bulky Articles
ha, or ”My Low Hutu.

ANYTHiNG YOU WANT N THE"

“quartcls of his district, today. 1.11.11-

lcussing his plans, Walsh said:

1

i
1

filled illll‘W when
gt‘lluugt‘s hands,

vice eligible lists. the, appointee.
each case being chosen from
inonles submitted to lilo collector bv‘

the civil service commission. l 1111111
“U tutu llllu l\ I“ ”U ullpoiflltd

.iu the. service
best interests of the government.
i.la\e made paltlai arrangements

the mammary $12 .1 0001101111 in (‘on-v
1 necticut and expect to take charge or

ltllc collector’s ofllce September 1"
Il Representative llcilly wins 111 111-1

itlght for an interpretation of tilt free

smokes law which permit the remolal‘
'of cigars to the number of ‘21 per man
per week from the factories untaxcd,
for a conference bttu (-1111 Scr‘tlo my (11’
the Treasury ZlicAdoo, and lutt l‘uu
tlonul Revolluo Commissioner Osborne
it has been derided to draft regula-
tions for enforcing the law which will

. permit tilt: removal of the iron slnokou'

from tho bonded promises. 'i‘ho rcg~
ulutions will be submitted to tht1 sol:-
1‘etal‘y lol- Ilppl'm‘iil. ilcilly hm:
slsicd that it was (‘ougzt‘ss‘ intention
not to limit ”it" true smokes privilege
to cigars (‘ousullled on the factory
promises, hut tho former atliuiuluti'u»
Itiou thought otherwise.

" lutl‘ntiou 1111101111 with him.
1 1 bill was introduced \(mtcl‘dny by
illi‘pltidt‘lltilth’t‘ \iondcll oi valliug.

Ito 1111111111 the .\i( 1.11.1111 law 101‘ tho 1110-.

lootiou by tho l‘cdclai gowi‘nult‘nt ot
migratory birds. Mondcil 011110111111 tilts
legislation when it was 1111111111111 in
(undress The protection 11111111
1111c lull docs not hot (1111c cticttil'c 1111-
F iii lull.

SHOOTB BROTHER iN-LAW
'l‘llthAS'l‘fiN, Aug. L'LMA 111111111
[winner in ll family dirltu‘om‘c 111' opiu
lion. led Henry 511111131111, iaei lllillll.
llo draw 11 revolver and shoot his bro
'lin‘r-io-hlw, John ilouovuu. ill the» 1111;
Although ot‘ mntlil l‘lillhi‘v. 11111 111111111
iiirtllm ”11' hour- nud' lionovuu Wuu 1111111
1111‘ 111‘. Kano to Ht. Mary’s Hospital
'101‘ ircutulcut. 14111111111111 uuu lll‘l't'Hii’ll
ilhiu morning ulld churned with illi-
ilulult with intout to kill. Thu 111111
'Ltil’ oi’ diuptliutlou was it trivial (1111-.

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LAWRENCE RESIGNS

llflrl'l‘im. Aug. 21.~Gccrge i’, 1.1le
round, of North Adams, who was rc-
ceutly appointed a member or the
Mllssuollundtis Public Service Commlu
ulon by Governor Foss today tendered
hill resignation. Min reasons for not
continuing in (mica wore 118111 to he
purely personal.

m ”.MM”... 1... fl,

, "Under this 11111 all hilt one or two
. places ill the collcl‘tor's oillte must 11111
the (‘oilectorship homo
Mlpoiutmonis to the

OUR PRlCES ARE THE LOWEST: positions must he mudo from (21111 set.‘
AND OUR FURNITURE THE BEST' in
til: '00

it 1»?
lion early to discuss possible I‘;cl‘orms
M) thought is for the;
{Oiilllifllldlionl‘il complications and inter-i

111-:

This admin-L

i111 '

resolution “i think they halo .1 light
5‘0 he in Mt‘xit‘o. i think tilm haloa

right to be tilcrr1 under our
and under 111th il'itlouni 111111.in have
no light to attempt to brcai. up their
s and occupations Rather than

to make this wholesale rmnormi i
would appropriate this $2.1 uoouoo to
keep them where tho, arc and pro;
tort thorn " M

The l’t‘ill‘
tol on to the

.. (poolntinn ' rnwtt attun-
ouroe Doctr‘m. and to tho

of property in Mexico would "involve

jl‘cutlon by European nations," The
resolution specially 'lill’lfll‘fid that “it
is not the policy ot‘ the government of
1the United Stilton to l‘u-ognizc or as-
sist any laction or tut‘ilonn in the re
public of “011100. and prop'Osod:

“That the president of the United
States he required to who each Steps

1
as are llei‘PSSill‘v to place a sulill‘ionl

number of United States troops as a‘

it‘onsmbulary 111 11111 10111111110 of \ll‘xico
!\\'ilt‘.l't‘\t‘.l' and at such points, 1111 in
his opinion they 111111 11.. necdcd. pro
pcl'ly to polil (1 and protmt citizens ol
the i'llited States and their proportv.
and it in llcl‘chv (ict'lm‘od that ulltmh‘
lnlpioyuu‘llt or llnitctl States troops
i'or the protection (11“ tilt1 11111.11 and:
property of Aiuol'it‘nn citizens is not
made with any intent, that such pollu-
i111: and pl'otor‘lion shall he (tillHlPliOil
all 1111 llt‘t of houtiiity or uni-11111111111:
j1111s.; iouurtl lilo Mexican nation.

Svllaior l’i‘lll‘tiiw hold that ill a (lliyl
‘Ol‘ two ho would 'muilc a to“ 111--
marks" on the appropriation 11111111111-
mout and hill l'ouollllion

"1 do not 1111111 to ntli‘ till .11 muttu
up unduly." said Senator l‘onrose.‘
111111.. is hardly 11 day that i am not
uppcnicd to by people, from my unlic-
ui‘nillt‘.‘ action to rurniall pr‘otcliion to
1.111111110111111 in Mexico. 111‘. is not H
acutinnuu it in u condition.“ .

Hcllutor {Wilson dociut‘tld it sm‘lut‘d

uuwiar1 at this juncture to agitate tho
(1111‘.1slion 1
"811111 unillltion," unlll 111,1 ‘lu ""i

(‘nlblll"lllamll(-lli to lilo prouidt‘nl. W110

t1 mile: 1

possibility that continued destruction-

] WALL

.truders were not of a mind

gl‘cnts at Lillniz.

moms of stocks wax-o luvorish and Ir-
legulul‘ in the early
Absence of definite
the most important muttels now haul;-

il'ading today.

1111!, over the market caused trudels to

hesitate and no null-donned mow,-

appropriate this pittance of $1110.01?” moms wcl‘o discernible. although the
prices

undertom1 was homv. initial
idist‘loscd irregular changes with u
downwind tendonm among the1 specu-
lutive loaders. iulon l‘ncifit‘. Smelt-

ing and Amalgamated. with losses of
filter

:n mom: each, were nonvlost.
the llret few minutes the list rullicd.
'hut did not hold its improvement. and
by the end of the first half hour price'
were lower than at the opening. Steel
was under pressure. declining a point.
National Biscuit continued its rise,

.with 11 further gain of two points.

 

STREET, Noon. 11111 Closing
out of short (‘onttncts yesterday and

'thc ild\'i‘lll(‘(1 in 1hr.1 latter part of the

day apparently weakened the techni
(‘11! position of the 510011 murket. and
in face of the unfavorable lectures
Much the situation presented loiitll‘

port prlt‘cs Renewed selling from
abroad, particularly of Southern P111
(",1th was one of tilt1 chief influences
in depressing quotations. ,\llu0\lll(‘il
mcnt or 11 1‘111dlutlol‘1 of 3‘2 11 ton in
utoo] hiliots provoked selling of Unit-
(1.(l States Steel outitho heaviness of
this 310011 market 't‘ulorito affected
the entire list which continued lu‘ulv
throughout the. morning News from
Mexico threw no (lollr light on tho
situatioa there, and leaunlptlou or the
u'dlauco in tho. torn mother was re—
istartled as unfm“.olahlc Southcrn l'u-
(iiik‘ fell to iiii". till- lowc. t Hint‘o 11111
10111111 for the sillo oi 11111 Union l’nl‘irlc

 

stot‘lle uoru unnounood. Bond: “0”!
>lrrc11uiar
(lull doliul‘ waists only sixty-1111111

31111 adv,

....-~m--.~wwn.w .. M.

Ml880URlS GOOD ROADS ARMY

HARD AT i'T.
KANSAS CITY. MO. All}: ‘11 1.1"
00111111101] iiv lhl1 rouullu 1"11 tl1l1i1' 111

 
 
 

 

He said that he

news regarding

to sup. ‘

RISTRAM 8. HYATT

Norweik' 3 Leading Dry Goods Store.

3 8: 5 Gazette

3151"” tidbit-11'1“

Putting New Wine in Old Bottles is Poor
Policy. It holds true in canning fruit. Why
waste time and material in using old jars
when you can Buy Fruit, Jars in our Bar-
gain Basement at the Lowest Prices in
All kinds of Preserving Tools at
the same Low Prices.

 

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.~ iiiiliiiS iiili liiiiiliii
i
1 Thomas Wlxted.

Thomas \letcd. a well-known l‘csi-
dent of Bethel, (lied ycsi 91-day after-
noon.
employed in the lunnui‘actoriOs in
South Norwallt some years and. Mrs.
P. l“. liropily. (11' ii Eliznboill sirt1et,is u
ulster of till.1 deceased.

Funeral of Mrs. Ellen Nagie.

'i‘lw tunorai of Mrs. Ellen Nugio was
largely attended from [111' home of 1101'
(laughtm‘ Mrs. John 11‘ (21111111111113 of
Rh (11 stl‘.(1t1t this nlorlllng.1lt‘4::lti and
from St. .‘lial‘y' s (lunch at 51 o'clock.
A :‘equicnl lllllfitl wnu 1111111: by llov. 'l‘.
i. Finn. Miss Helonn V. Millcrd run-
(l(1rl1d uoiosWO Me John” and "’l‘lly
Will 1111 llono.” John W. Wollrlo rou-
dored the solo “Calvary." 'i‘llo 11111111‘
1111111: "Loud. Kindly Light” nu tilt1 lttltly
wuu leaving tho church. The pull-boon
111‘s wol‘c .lom‘ph. 11‘1'1111 uud Allen N11-
nio, (11' Now York: [wing and Edward
1111111111111. (11‘ South Norwnlh. intol-
'11111111 1111111 place in hit. .‘ltil'y'ii ovum
it i ,i'.

‘Funrt‘al of James M. Cr-z‘ugh.
'ih '1 urn! st‘lvit‘ou uvol‘ the re-
1111111111 (11 ”11111111 M. ('l‘mlull who (lit-(i

H. Krieger St Co.

The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street

Our Good—Bye Sale
of all Summer Goods

Come in and take advantage
of this money saving opportunity.

White Dresses worth $7.98 on sale for .

ii House Dresses for

is ,

3‘ $1.98. are now selling for ......
1'!

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3! Values $2.50 to $3.

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He was a hut tlnieher 11nd was

is (1111111: o-wlxiliiui: in- 111111 to brim»: i'ortll ycutt‘rtim, when, 1101 mm”: film lilti ia'tc homo in 1111111 111111111, ’l‘ut‘n-
111mm pt‘ut‘p ”1111.1 rngnluuun 11111111111 (iovornoi‘ ‘iluiot‘ 11 optimum-11 11m 111111 (1111' ai‘it-luoou. will no 1113111 1mm 81
no to 11111 11111111111111... m, (0mm, r9111. lircd 111111111 “I. "W mm“ WW built, Willow l“ill11(~h tonmrr‘uu 1111111111114 111‘
lions and not 11111111va it“!!! to exploit 14111110111111 uooll Iiiliilii “Hm MW "1‘." illtick. l‘utoruu‘ut will take iiiiii't‘
141111111 M” “f ““ """m'm’ilfilm‘ (‘harut- forth today to (‘oulpicic lilo not i( so "' '5" Marya cemetery.

acntinel Want: are a quick action'.

1111 to un- lllllilinluil‘utiml 1.111 mm
cite a hit of history that, 11 low (11‘ 11111
“all It’llli‘mlli‘l'. \\'l,1 \\t‘l't‘,' 1111)! 811““
(11111111: tho dnrit dayu or the CW“ \\ or
that no foreign Km (mum-111 tutervgulcd
in our trouhlo. Wu. wore wtllrcntnnnd
lime and again with intervention trout
(iorlnuny, Future and England.

“We agitate intervantioa mm intcn
volition menus war. We should do
everything we can to avoid war and
give Mexico the some chance we united
liar and were slVon in the Civil Wars"-
«Senator Pomona replied that poiltb

‘ ,‘ will be most interested.

and inexpenttlvo means of communb cal intervention was not contemplated
(station. They afford 7,. «(feel may of and that American citizens‘ doinanded
carrying 0. message to the,0tlel who 110111111 1110191111011 in Mexico. 1111mm

iariy along the border mil as had
1 been afforded in 111111111111ng had other
‘1 good adv. run in one but pillar Central American countries for twan-

 

 

 

 

 

\1 oil (111111111

Although the nunlhm‘ of mluntw‘rs'

who (1111111111111 in 11111 111-111 (I111' a rim-
plliltu tmucodod exportation» rcpol‘tu
from nouriy chry (10111111 indicated
that 11 large number were wielding the
niche and shovels today. in sumo (its.
tricts forming operations were prac-
tically suspended. the runners having
docidod the road improvement was
the most important in which they
could engage.

Governor Major. who with Governor
Hodges. of Milan, loft Jefferson City
early today to resume active work on
the roads. was eluted with the snack-as
already achleved.

 

All kinds of preserving tools at Trim ‘

tram 11nd, Hyett’s. see adv;

any»-.. , nu. W».

ATTEMPT TO ASBASSINATE ROU-
MANIAN KING AND QUEEN.

LONDON. Aug. 2|.wltcl‘olvor aunts
11‘ch fired by bandits today 111 sK1111;
Chariots and Quoon 15112111111111 ll‘ut‘ultnl
l‘lylvui, 111' ltumunia. an tlluy Wore rid»
log in an oulnmobilo nettr 811111111, a
fashionable 1141111111 resort of Romania
In the Carpathian Mountains, accord»
ing to special dispatches received:
here, Nether of their majorities was
injured.

As the pundits began tiring the
chauffeur oi the car attended up
his machine and succeeded in currr
ing‘ the king and queen to safety. .

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write a Sentinel 11m ulv.

It you can mite a telegram you can,

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BEE E 933

$3.98
................ 75¢

Very Fine Lingerie Waists, formal-prices up to

. ...... 98¢

See the Ladies“ Shoes we are selling for 31,00

50.

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ADVERTISE lN THE SENTINEL

 

New Fall Shirts

llrc ill'l'tt.
PINK

in tho now color. iii t‘tHli'M‘ '
“‘0 how all 1111‘ liliidl-i‘ motors in
l‘ai‘louu widths of Hii‘ilu‘u 111111 in
lilaclt. llilio dull hollo.

$1.60 and up.

Thermos Bottle. and Case: of
every description.

$1.00 and up
$1.25 and 11;;

(“noon
llottlou ..... ..

..|oD-1u

Joseph Davis .
' .5 WASHINGTC’N STREET; ‘
" ”UT" NORWALK. CONN} ‘,

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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