~ Street " on the wagon.
people who have been cheated by
not: TUE“ “
.» , 2g"?
I
’l
L‘l'YIXG COAL for the com-
Ladders,
ing MilN'll is a lll‘dltt'r worth.- uf
. . ' O
your St‘rlnllx' allvlillwll. tltir coal} N l
. _ at s,
is bought 111111 l'..j\:;;l"*l 111 Ill“ we]-
{are of -ur (11,1...npi-c h is 3 ter whether you want Lumber, Nails, Ladders,
fact that 11 t"t‘.’tll today I’ll." coal next time you’re over our way. If
at a prlct- fifty ccnts per ton less
than we arc paying but we will
You want coal
We
Dthm. You want COAL and not
not consider it.
of first class quality. buy no
Funeral Work a Specialty. Save
money by having your work done here.
Fruits and Vegetation of All Kinda.
A. C. Cuneo. Florist.
TEL. 372- 12. 7 RAILROAD AVE-
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
Kill Two Birds
with One Awning .
Simply black stuff. Buying cheap
coal to save money is like stop-
ping thc clock to save time.
The
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
Brighten your store or home
and keep out the summer sun l
._ with one of our awnings. Esti-
mates cheerfully given.
KOHN BROS. ‘
Tel, 489. 72 North Main St.
COAL‘
BRICK, LIME, SAND.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co
TEL. 294. 122 warm or. CEMENT' ETC'
————-.-—- ~—————— R. Harold Cox
COAL COAL 2 First St. Ea“ Norwalk.
To advertise our lied 011k t‘onl the.
cash prices will be the lowest in town.
To be convinced that our coal docs not
stick to the grates and bricks and . -. i
o
burns to ashes, try a castle] and you S
will buy a ton.
A $9.00 llcd Spring and
TELEPHONE 145-4.
William Efiron
3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
Mattress, .
complete for ...". ......... $6_50
. $2.25 and Up
15 ELY AVENUE 1
L. s. NYARv. Minager.
MattreSSes for
BEWARE.
.1 have had several complaint of
pepdlers who claim to be working for
late. if you want to mold being
fooled watch for the sign “3 Rowan
Also the driv-
er must give you a duplicate slip
with my name and address.
I pay lo a lb. for rags and best
prices for metal, rubbers and feath-
er beds.
WILLIAM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN 8T.
1
l
1.1. 441. Tel, 441.
C U T"
Roofing
Paper,
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time no inat~
Beaver Board, advice on building or just a friendly chat.
get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too.
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
lStuiut‘ord Hospital, will be held Mon-
lFrederick Gregory. of Strawberry Hill,l
given as from old age.
‘ was a former resident of Wilton. The
.funeral services will be held from the
interns uss
u_____uuu 11111111
Sons of the Revolution Due Hero
Shortly Alter 3 O’clock
This Afternoon
Beaver it
I
Board I
1
Roofing Paper or
Come in the
you consult us, we‘ll see that you .1
NEW HAVEN, June 27. -'l‘he pil-
igrims who are following the route of
lGeneral George \\ ashington s journey
[from hiladelphia to Cambridge,
where he took command of the A-lmer
Gasoline
ican Army in 1773, 11111 today enter ‘.
Connecticut, one of the original thir- 4-
lteen colonies, and a state rich in me. .'
Suggestions for Sat. Shoppers
LADIES’ SUITS AND COATS.
i The continuation of the reduction sale of every garment in this big stock gives a splendid opportuniiy
to purchase up—todate models in seasonable weights right before the Fourth.
See the New Stock of PARASOLS
mories of the events of the struggle' A most attractive line with a large assortment in all the newest shades and styles at the very :7
for independence. Historic» 3mm? special price of 32.50. See the display in show window.
labound and the pilgrimage must needs 3: , . . .
160 per Gallon lmove swiftly to bring it to tins city by . _ Speclal Sale of GLEMBY Ha". SWIICIIBS
Enlghtfall. Early today members ofthe‘ ' “ _ . o
lConnectiont delegation which will en-j I. ‘ Naturally navy full length Switches in all shades Regular $2.50 quality, for a limited time onll‘
STANDARD RAYO IAMPS AND
OIL COOKING RANGES AT THE;
iLOWES’I I’RICFS.
Paul Preusser 8t Son
CLIFF ST., NORWALK—TEL. 11147. 1
iertain the pilgrims and
guides to places of interest,
New Rochelle.
It was planned that alter the noon-
SEFVE
HARDWARE. musical:
INSTRUMENTS
The NORWALK
PAWN SHOP
Joseph Roscnfield, prop.
by Wilson H. Lee, president of
Revolution. and others of the party
from New Haven, and responses made
by some of the pilgrims who are oili-
cers in the. national society.
The first stop in Greenwich will be
at the l’utnam House. tragrant with
memories of General Israel l’utnam,
it'or it was his home. and it Is kept in
40 WATER TREET ,
S ' Igood condition by the l’ulnam llill
SOUTH NORWALK
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Money loaned 0“ all “”9195 0f llcmlution. The Daughters served as
mine. l'uredecmed pledges of a sac- hosrpswq today
\ltcr u st.11 .11 the T’utnum House.
the pilgrims were to 1111110.- into \\'c.~'i
port. to dedicate a tablet commcmor‘
alive of the resistance of the (‘onuccl-
|lcut patriots against the invasion of
ltlenmal 'l‘ryou whose ptlrprrst It was
A Full Line of
FiShing TaCkle ilo take military stores at ilanbury. in
'Aprll, 1777. The automobiles will next
M P D U N DI E go to (‘ompo llcaclaflo t-‘ee the "illu-
tutu .\lnn. erected to recall the battle
209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET' lof (’ompo lleath and‘tjompo lllll, bo-
Tryou's
rlilcc. .
i"I\\tell patriots- .md tltncinl
:force.
The pilgrims will ncvt bc whirled
, Into Fulrtield. whcrc trudltion Guys
Funeral of H. P. Shielda. chueral Washington was entertained.
The funeral services of Henry “I At Bridgeport hospitality will be ex-
Shields. who died early Friday momgtcndcd the pilgrims and the. journeyto
jug. followittg‘an operation in the this city will be resumed. The day
will close with n shorllx dinner here.
The exercises and visits to historic
places in and about New Haven will
be crowded into Sunday.
011 Monday the pilgrimage moves on
to Hartford and beyond.
IIEIITIIIS AIID FIIIIEIIALSI
day morning. at 9 o'clock, from St.
Joseph's Church. interment will be
in St. Mary's cemetery.
Charle‘a E. Gregory.
Charles E. Gregory, aged ninety
years, died at the home of his son,
llEllltlLllS I8 llELll
011 11111111 nuts
last night. The cause of death was
The deceased
Charles E. Blaney, the New York
theatrical man. is building 11 111011111;
picture film studio at his place in
home of Frederick Gregory, Monday
afternoon. at. " o'.clock and Rev. C A.
Marks, of Wilton. will officiate. ln-'
asfj
left for :'
}day lunch the pilgrin1s,in the modern: ::
'111ea11s of conveyanceeautomobiler—.-
would leave New Rochelle, stopping at .2
the Connecticut State border, wherel
welcoming addresses would be made: -- ,
the.1 . '
State Society. Sons of the American‘ '
at $1.45.
Wash Dress Goods
Many new and dainty materials in white and many colors.
Cut Prices on GARDEN HOSE
-. Fifty toot lengths with brass couplings reduced to $3.25, $4.50, $5.50 and $6.75.
l
ans—E
I MAY BE A MILLIONAIRE.
BUt Brumatrupt Paunda Away on
1 Piano and Doea Not Worry.
The Alhambra Theatre now boasts
of a potential millionaire piano-play-
er in the person of Eldred llrumstrupt.
whose father has just been notified
that he has inherited “7.000.11011.
\‘ews dcspaichcs say that. when tht‘
cldor llrumslrupt was notified of his
good fortune. he immediately discon‘
H. Krieger 8t Co.
linucd \\'t1rk. but not so with the
thrifty "llrummy," who continues on
the “job" playing for the movies
which now occupy the Alhambra.
\l'hcn seen by a rcpm‘tcr,
ly remarked;
be smiling-
:tzVacation days are near at hand.
milllon- .
”I'm lending the life of :1 u .
nlre ut_th1'< moment: in fact. have led ii You need a trunk, a dress Slut case
the life all season, You son, I do not Ii
work for u ”Hug-just play. so 1111M-.. ' _
.should i stop llut." he continued, “it I A! Sklrts‘ walStS’ dresses’ Shoes? a pan
may be a year before the money nr- TI -
rl1‘es,nnd. you know. l'm married (g ama hat. \Ve can IlIl'lIISII a“ IIICSO
now, and nu1_<-ompcllcd to keep the
larder tilled. 8.11, " he said. very cou- :
fidentinlly"wlic11 I get my share of ,
that gold. I think i shall build a the I.“
hire of 1113 01111. hire an orchestra of
50 pieces, and just sit back hnd find
fault with every musician in the pit.
and give them a daily lecture on how
a real orchestra should be conducted?
and it the men don't like it. ill firei' 1
lthem all and pla1 my self That would ‘ H
be my idea of 11 good time. ' he smiled.“
lac be borrowed a cigarette from the 1
humble news-.man Stamford Advo-
“cafe I «1
lTIIIIAV III WALL STREET
l NEW Y.0Rl( Juliet? 7.--Wall Street.
perquisities
Have them charged and settle your
Bill after vacation days.
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This $5.00
SWING
GLASS V A8 FRESH A8
Reasonable
. Prices
.RIGGERMAN
I ' gas from the ticker are the
VEGETABLES
we oaer.
seasonable vegetables
Call and let 1111 suggest some-
thing for dinner.
j
. tery, Wilton.
the last bit of news that emer- 1'
We carry a large j:
variety of the very finest of --
; Clerk‘s office.
' land. ' .. .
lWhlle Oak Shade. 30 by 90 feet 3"“ —-Fractlonal gains, some of material
a company of fifty actors and actress proportions. were quite geenral in the
98 “I“ be 011 “‘9 INF-1'0” The motid early dealings on the Stock Exrhnnce
studio will be modern in every detail today, and the list bore further evi-
Mld “'m be made 0f concrete and dance of its disposition to break away
lighted by electric lights. An entrance from the apprehension created by the
terment will be in St. Matthew 8 come I
REAL ESTATE DEALS.
The following real estate transacL
trons have been recorded at the Town will be a mass 0’ bright colored of the representative shares. and May
alllghts. The studio will be officially Department Stores was promin-nt in
1.. S. A., to Thorston 0. Stallell. :opened with a dance to which all the the special group, with an advance of
llgllth'luSe reservation. Sheffield ls- nlocal townspueople will be inv.ited 1111' Trading was dull and profession
‘l The first play to be fllmitized will 111.
will be on the Norwalk road and this (‘lallln failure St Paul was strongest
CHAIR.
$3. 75
The Norwalk _,
Furniture House
., Themiohiways a way for the con.
" professional and business experts—ail ,
are at the command of the users oi'
Sontmol Wanta.
‘ ROS, 64 North Main St.
.Ghiotto'81 Co.
Music Hall Block
Men’s Suits $10
When we say, "Men's Suits. :10. 00.
We do not mean Men's Ton Dollar
Suits. We mean the Men’ s Suits that
WE are selling for $10. 017. They range
in VALUE from $12. 00 to $18 00 but
in price mayoral all $10.00
GOTTLIEES :l
$7&$lOCIoth1ng Store
1-
NORTH MAIN STREET. l
' OPPORTUNITIES.
3- Each day brings new opportunities
dried possibilities. tor those I'whc
nmwaiiye to their chances and quick
(1 take advantage or ~wpditlons.
and. skilled worker to get
write 11 Sentinel Want Ad..
11113 briefly and concisely your ex
:tinrlenoes; tell of you. proficiency and-
'31 a positron where energetic, well
irécted some: will result in definite
"advancement.
The help wanted columns of The
entlnelcover every legitimate line
Not. human endeavor. Cooks. sale! sentinel- waif-1‘3}; 7.112115% "
akllled specialists in various lines. and inupen'atve means of communl-.
i
:atton. They afford a direct way of
21mins a message to the dues who
I will be most. interested. I
‘f is a convenience to have a lead pen-
” 'cll tied to a string whiph is tied o-fmittee early next weok will mail to‘
~ round the WIN: then when You have the electors of all member banks a
‘.I put something away in a box you complete list of tho nominees for dl-‘
;j have the pepcil at hand with which motors in their Various dlau'lcta.
- ’ to mark tho name of tho article on »-—-—-—q~+.§+—-———
.I to muaido of the boa. thereby drink. Vary attractive to tha slim dopoo-'
': tuna when you cords to hunt for it.-- It lemon Iguassu.
lDallaa Nova.
On or bolero Thnraday, July 10th will be oreditod with in'toraat from
1111; lot. Very low ram are charged for harm trunks or cleats or
other in our on. Deposit vaults, during vacation tints.
': ranty,
" mel. 2 lots, Grand View Park. wart-am-
.' t1.
Henry J. Miller to Matilda A. \Vil-lbe “Too Much Family." ‘ written by
cox,'l.1t. gonad View, Terrace, war- Miss Cecil Spotter.
,this humorous motion picture will be
Henry J. Miller to John H. Uhl and i found about New Canaan and local
lefe" lot. Sound View Terrace, war-‘people will undoubtedly be asked to
take minor "till in parts. Many
plays cbpyrighted by Mr. Blaney. his
wife and family. will be taken for the
movies, and New Canaan will be the
center of one of the biggest motion
picture film concerns in the United
States.
a't‘hnrles Klein and wife to Viola
Selwyn. land and buildings, Rowayton
and Belle Island, warranty. 1
Henry J. Miller to Thornton DéW.
Saficld, lot. Manim .Beach. warranty.
Annie D. Camp to Joseph Troiano
lot and buildings, Water street. war—
rarity.
Anna B. Scalzi to Joseph
lct,\\ltcl1-Lane, warranty.
“illinm Krusch to Michael Tiernoy
2 lots, Grand View Park, warranty. 5
Henry J Miller to llen’ R. Barnum
lot vMorvln Beach, warranty * ‘.
Henry J Miller to Della B. OISGn. '
lot, Marvin Beach, warranty.
Edgar F. Fancher to Matthew Cow
belt, lot and'buildings. winners street.
Leo 'Schimmei and wife to William
Krusoh, 1 acre and buildings, Chapel-
street. '
William Krusch to Minnie Schimo
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
' ARE QUALIFYING.
WASHI\GTON June 27 .——Flfty
state banks and trust companies all
told have qualified for membership in
federal reserve banks as against 7.000
national banks_ ,
This small number of state institu-
tions in the new federal banking plan
is due chiefly to state laws forbidding
state banks to acquire stock in other
corporations. There are only twenty
states in which the‘Trcasury Depart
ment officials are absolutely certain it
Is possible for state banking institu-
tons to become members of the new
federal reserve banks without some
modification of the laws.
Connecticut is not in the list.
The reserve hank organization com-
Manna.
_. _.
When cleaning the store room, itl
it gives a dainty
touch to tho autumn luncheon tabla.
The,eettings for
.1....__..
HAD NO LICENSE.
1Norwalk Junk Dealer Also Facea More .
sorloua Charge. I 1
14-16 WALL STREET.
TELEPHONE 44.
ll;
I
DANBUY, June LT.—4\Vhen Patrol-
than Ralph B. Gulliver placed Tony.
.Troicano of Norwalk under arrest,
{yesterday morning for carrtin; 011 an
Men’s Outing Trousers
\ien's White Outing Trousers of genuine English Flannels a $5 00
'llinerant junk WSW?“ 1“ “”5 Cit) talue .................................................... ‘. 5350;.”
Without 2“ mense' he recevedha Eur" “ hite Serge, a good $4.50 value ............................ $3.01) ‘ 1
prise, The man's cont was on t e wag- i “hit . ; . ' g
. . e Set 4.00 V .. ......................... 3- .-
011 seat and in the pocket of the gar- Sloped _ . ge, a 5 nine 3 0° .
ment was found a thirty-two calibre “1 lute Dllclt Tl‘OllEel‘S ......................................... OLOO
revolver. So instead of facing the
simple charge of peddling junk. with--
out a license. Troicano was also.
charged with carrying concealed wean.
ons without a permit.
'He was arraigned in the. Danbury
City Court before Judge Alexander
and at first entered a plea of guilty to
both charges. When Judge Alexander
explained the gravity of the charges;
the man. requested that he be allowed
an opportunity to.aecure counsel and
upon advice asked to withdraw his
first plea and enter the plea of not
guilty.
He stated- that he had communicated
with relatives in Norwalk and expect-
ed to be able to secure bonds, Judge
Alexander continued the ‘case until
this morning. lining the bonds at $200.
, Prepare for July Searchers
Get one of our cool, comfortable, Two Piece, Skeleton Suits, blues,
grays and fancy colors, all ............................... $10.00 ‘;‘
-GOTTLIEB-‘ 5
$7 AND $10 CLOTHING STORE.
_11 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
cnianc’ofifia.
We find that by covering the chim-
ney with fine wire netting, not only
mosquitoes. but tiles. chimney swal-
REFER?”
An appetizing lunch salad is made
as follows: Use lettucq. endive or dan-
delions. The greens should be thor-
oughly washed and dried quickly. An:
hour before serving sprinkle with
from
r to
Iowa. and bata' are prevented
coming in. writes a 00.1de
Troiano has been about Dummy, olive oil. on serving add as desired Good Housekeeping. At. iii
any m. police, for “Veg-.1 a"; arty- vinegar and anchovies—Montreal time an are not deprived of havlnl
.luou 111: bulb... or Junk dealer, 1m 8m. l "I We“ 1m 0" I 0001 NW-
; ,
mdanoatuntpttoncuraalioonu. \ . .
A few chopped dates added to
stewed apples make a delicious dial.
1 A hinged shelf is a great comfort
to the hometown to the hitcnua
MIMIC. IN THE OINTINIL
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