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New Styles in Ladios'
House Dresses
in Gingham and Percale at
01.00, sizes 34 to 46 inches.
L'adles Long KIMONos in
FIOWei-ed Crepe Cloth, at
01.00, all sizes.
May Manton Patterns.
All Patterns .......... 100
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Mahnokomo Hotel Ilook
South Not-walk
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WEATHER FORECAST. ' i
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unscttled
weather with probably showers to-
night or Wednesday; warmer in in-
terior tonight; moderate to brisk
southwest winds. \Veatber condi<
tions: Showers have occured during
the last 24 hours in the Lake region
and along the South Atlantic coast.
Pleasant weather has prevailed in
other sections east of the Rocky Moun-
tains. A trough of low pressure ex-
tends from Kansas northeastward to
Upper Michigan this morning. Tem~
peraturcs are unusually low over New
England, Frosls were reported from
Vermont and Maine,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 72;
Partly cloudy.
high, so.
The Norwallt Boat Club will hold a
special meeting Friday evening. This
is a very important meeting and all
members are requested to be present
Miss Gertrude Harris, of Soundview
Terrace, has returned to her home- af-
ter spending several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. G. P. Dreher, of Westileld,
Conn.
South Nornialk Lodge, No. 709.
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, will hold another sitting in the
pinochle tournament, next Friday or»
enlng, at the Elks Home in South Main
street.
Miss Edith L. Clark, who has been
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Van IDeusen, of Put-
nam avenue, has gone to Yonkers to
visit relat ves before returning to her
home in exico. t“t.
.
wan.
Captain Charles Harris, who was in
command of a tug boat otthe Boston
and Bayonne Barge Line, has returned
to South Norwalk and will enter the
employ of the ’l‘. A. Scott Company. ‘
l.
leaning the city yesterday were
John O'Brien, uncle of Mrs, James
Watson, and his daligliter,_Mlsg Elisa.
both O'Brien of Little Rock, Arkansas,
who have been Mrs. Watson's guoets
at her home, 544 Fairiield avenue, for
a short time. «Miss Mary Lynch, of
New York, and Miss Nollie O'Brien
ol’ Norwulk, were also over Sunday
guests at the same hospitable home.
Mr, O'lirlon and his daughter have
been touring the mist visiting relatives
in ‘lioston, bull ltivcr and Worcester,
minus, and will stay with relatives in
Norwalk over Sunday continuing on
to Arkansas, next woek. wBridgeport
Telegram.
NOTICEl NOTICE“
If you are a subscriber to The Son-
tinol bring or send in 360 and “got
three of the most popular magazines,
Hearst’s, "Fashionable Woman. and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
if you are not a subscriber send or
bring 31.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. if you prefer to have,
a newsboy deliver your paper send us
360 to. magazines and pay the boy 12a
a wool: for The Sentinel. The mass-
Iinoo deal with oil the current sob-
:locu oi‘ vital interest and, will please
ovary Minibar of the family.
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Special Prices on
Patent Medicines ,
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.eoos,3v
‘ First Assistant Jacob H. Bohaub. at
tile be held this evening in Odd Fellows'
Obie: tieorl‘re W. contra... and
the South Norwallt Fire Department.
are attending the State Fireman's Con-
vention at Gavin Rock today and to
morrow. The various fire companies
are represented by delegates. ‘93 -.
The last summer night meeting of
Sherman Council, Royal‘Arcanum, will
Hall, South Main street. Several ap-
plications for membership will be re- .
*csived, and the attendance of every ,
member is desired, in order that the ,
council may continue to lead the con-
tent.
Specnal Sale of Boys Suits“
$1. 98 to $7. 98
“am
it isn't a Kodak )
“The Woman
Thou GavestMe”
By Hall Calne.
“LADDIE”
By Gene Stra‘tton Porter, the author
of The Harvester.
NOW ON SALE AT
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
‘5 SOUTH MAIN STREET' established reputation.
Ior lino-date Service !l|l
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmor.
Office and Rooldonco
Telephone 904.
84 Go. Main St. So. Nomik.
Bring your iilms
to us and let our
experts :get the .
best resu'ts pos-
sible for you. at
very reasonable
prices.
Follow the Crowd
ROTON POINT
DANCING
O O
Pavdion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
SixPieces of Music
9'
"KODAKER
address for 60c a year.
13a Folding Pocket
KODAK
OTHER CAMERAS
Call and receive a CatalogtJe Free.
A Few Shop Worn Cameras at Greatly Reduced Prices
'We make it a point to carry only goodsb on known quality and
Thai is why you will find only the genuine
Kodak goods in our camera department.
Developing and Printing
l Year’s Subscription FREE
to the new Eastman magazine
a Magazine for Amateur Photographers.
With every purchase of a camera, or we will have it sent to“ any
WILLIAM P. BEERS’ Stationery Stores
6 SOUTH MAIN ST. and 49 WALL 81',
FRESH FlLMs RECEIVED TODAY. .
Wo lead; others follow.
Prion $20
. For
beginner
or
Expert '
AT $1.00 UP
Vlv‘i
Smith
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Cleanser and
Dyer
Sum of $18,901, But Wanted
$75,000.
uventure Broderick wins his suit in
the Superior Court. brought against his
brother, David A. Broderick, of this
city, although thé‘hmount of damages
Lsucd for is cut down to tilli‘ quarter
ltho amount. Judge Marcus ii. llol.
'comb tuduy filed a decision in which
he awards lilshop Broderick, oi' Snu-
gerilvu, N, i’., and Congressman John
A. Sullivan. of Boston, who were as:
24 North Mnln at.
South Norwalk,
Requisites for the
Canning Season
Mason Jars, Sure Seal Jars, Econo
my Jam, Jelly Glasses, Preserving
Kettles. Jar Fillers, l’unownx, etc, at
Low Prices.
Albert F. Gehebe
its-West Washington St,
South Norwallt.
Phone 397. Fromm Delivery.
the name of Donovan and Phillips, the
sum of $18,001.00 The action, which
was on trial for Week!" several months
ago, was for $75,000, on an accounting,
it being alleged that David A, liroder-
lck, who acted as agent for Donovan
and Phillips on a water and sewer
contract in (Menthol-ion, Cuba, had not
paid over all the funds received by
him for the firm, who hold the sub-
contract under Hugh J. Reilly, of New
York. Judge Holcomb allows numer-
ous cross claims put in ‘by David
Broderick und disallows others, bring-
ing the amount of the judgment down
to the figure named with interest from
‘ OROGBY—WAN WAOENEN. September 1. 1912.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. William W. mm: and This Cuban contract promises lnteo
Mr. and Mrs. Hall-old Van Wagenen, national complications, an investiga-
‘of Bayviow avenue, leave New York tion by Gangrene being likely. The
tonight for Newton. Mainemher‘o they final payment of something over a
lwill attend the wedding of Mr. Van half million dollars a yéar ago, was
Wagonon’s brother, William L Van guaranteed by the Remains of Cuba.
Wuonon and Miss litany Crosby, at it is in connection With this contract
the homo of the letters music. bar. that the name of Governor Sabrina!
and Mrs. Von Women will remain in New "York. is state figurina prominlnir
more, Mun, on the return trip. for ly at bro-oat. on when tor "50.000
a was. . . locum, smart or. am. .,
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HARTFORD, Aug. 26.—~—l3ishop Bonw
uoclutod no it contracting firm under~
; former Cuban Senator,
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WINS 8U IT AGAINST HIS
BROTHER, l‘BI‘Odei‘ICIts,
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Bishop Bonaventure Broderick Getyinterested in this Clonfuegos contract,
in; pending in the Superior Court for
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‘Hugh’ J. Reilly'nnd numerous others
his house in Falrileld “avenue to Mrs.”
Mrfi, R. H. 6010611, Belle island.
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against the
Congressman Sullilvan,
Hartford county.
If the little girl needs a coat, road
the adv. of D. M‘. Read Company.
Our Brotliors' Lodge, No. 10, I. O.
0. F., that lust evening for routine
business.
Tomatoes and pouches for canning.
See prices in adv. of the United (iro-
cory Company.
'Mrs. George Lockwood, cashier at
DeKlyn’s bakery, is enjoying a two
weeks' vacation.
The supreme Court, Foresters of
America, opened its session at Atlan-
tic City today at 10 a. m.
Miss Florence Kelley, of Maple
street, left town today to join a house
party at Inks Homboonz.
Mann-u
Marry W. Mather has disposed of
Ryan, of Chestnut street.
:Mlsl Einlly Seymour, of Cortland
Place, is spending a few days with
Concord Division, No. 2. Sons of
Temperance, hold its regular meeting
last evening and routine business
was ”mounted.
lot‘ Canada's‘drastlc immigration act,
. ’
bow tie the inevitable fact that
A few or the bargains to be
Filmed oak,
tension Table,
Seat Chairs, one Arm Chair
------ assoc
Our August
Furniture Sale
with its extraordinary economies in a once a yearwevont.
per cent. you should act at once.
colonial style Buf— ,;
i’cts, China Cloael, 48 inch The .
Flue Leather ;'
Therefore it you can save from 15 to 30
We invite the most rigid comparisons and we feel sure you must
our prices are the lowest, quality and finish the best to be bud.
had:
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Dining Room Suite 3 Solid Mahogany i Massive Square, _ _
' iTubing iron Bed .
Rocker
Wide back, stylish and up-to— . Two inch post, one inch tillers.
(into design, $18.00 value: Sale j
price . ........... $13. 50
brass mounts on each post,
-.$10 98
$15 00 value for .
WWO momemwo mucowoooooctcw
Our entire four floors are filled with such bargains.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
mu ulwi lllll
um llllll law
The Constitutionality of Canada’s
Drastic Emigration Act to
Come Up
Si—lERBRC)0K111, Que, August 2li.~—
The possibility of a long drawn out
legal light over the constitutionality
under which it is proposed to deport
Harry K. 'l‘haw subsequent to his or
ralgninent in the Superior Court to-I
morrow, was the tutorite theme to-i
day of both factions gathered at Sher-1
brooke, since Thuw‘s arrest near here
after his escape from Mntteawnn ‘
Going over the situation informally,‘
William 1‘ Jerome and District Attor
ney Conger, of lintchessCounty, N. Y., I
sat late by a roaring wood fire in the
Magog House, the storm center, Since,
’l‘huw‘s arrival. of nearly all confer?
ences about him.
"I can't express an opinion on every
theory of the defence suggested by,
Thaw's lawyers." said Jerome. "We
hope to set him back to Mattea’wan,
where he belongs, but it does look like
we were all in for a siege."
forces, Samuel Jacobs, is in Montreal.
Thaw continued to show little inter-I
est in anything except his publicity
plans. He is mailing and telegraphing
statements to papers in Vermont,
where, notwithstanding all the theor-
ies of court delay here, he apparentlyI
expects to be deported. He insisted
again today that in view of Jerome‘s
pressure here he wanted his lawyers
to reissue a statement quoting Jer-
ome as saying in New York in 1908
that Thaw was sane.
T, 1B. Whlllans, of the Dominion im-
migration Dopartment, was quoted to-
day as saying he placed no faith in
Then"; chances of testing the immi-
gratlon act in the courts.
"We still believe Harry Thaw will
be deported," he sald, "and we don‘t
put much faith in this story that he
can make an international affair of
his case. Our duty In simple. We will
give Thaw a hearing. As soon as he
is turned down by the Minister of the
interior, as It have every reason
What happens in Vermont in none ol‘
our affair."
“Gentleman Roger" Thompson sent
wlll come up before a police judge
here Friday.
determination not to “squoa " and tell
all about his driving Thaw from Mat
teawun in the black bar. His throat
last week to tell all resulted in" the
~immediate employment of counsel for
him by the Thaw family and in other
ways Thompson has been made so
comfortable for the time being that he
prefers‘to say nothing.
(Deputy sheriff D. Louis horizon.
of south Norwalk, is serving four at-
tachmonta in New Canaan today.
The Misses Mania and Anna Keat-
Hll Bambi. WWW of NW
York, is Emilio: I (or: My. visit me- noohwsy, loft may for that!-
nonioo in Norris“, Goon... N. 1". Hon
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mutualimmamm
a ct mitt or“. j...
ins, Margaret committal and Lena
Huber, who bore been at La Grange,
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Chief counsel {or the New York! '
a message inst night to his widowod II
mother in New York. telling her not ;
to worry. His case, on a charge of .
aiding a lunatic to cross the border. ..
.OSCAR H. BANKS,
Thompson has not receded from his .:
Finest Creamery Butter
SPECIAL SALE 0N TEAS
(i0 Stamps Free with 1 lb, Best Tea at ...................... 600
.70 Stamps Free with i lb Fine Tea at .......................... 50oF
30 Stumps Free with 1 lb. (‘hoice‘Teu at ,. ..................... ,. ,400
20 Stamps with 1 lb Good Tea. at .......................... ., 350 j
ANDREW DAVEY
90 Washington St, South Norwalk
in all size: for family use.
in order to have the best for our customers.
RAYMOND BROTHER.
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
a O B Jackson
at . Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
oooomowwooooomom .
lb 31c”
Phone 410.
Highland Lehigh Coal.»
We purchased this coal at a fancy price,
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Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO R E NT
W. A. HANFORD“
to .
believe he will be, then we will take 2
Thaw to Vermont and turn him loose. I.
That will settle our end of the ditch. .-
“The Moyer Sec of the Meyer Ger,
The Moycr Want to Own One”
Four and Six Cylinder Models in stock.
Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, day or week.
GARAGE. RIVER STREET. NORWALK. GONN-
GET YOUR
Tomatoes and Peach
roa CANNING‘
Tomatoes .- a basket 25c?
Peaches from $1.10 81.25;”
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outrun GROCERY COMPA
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