éfire of our ct1~tomctfl< DAGE "a." r ‘5 THE SOUTH NORWALK EVIIING SENTINEL .5... SATURDAY, JULY ;. rm i . ' BUYING COAL for the com-ii - . . k'n of Lu bet? ilg season is a matter worthy of; 1 as in your serious attention. Our coal best in Lumber, Timber and Mill vice to be had. is the best there is, not only in i ts bought with regard to the \vcl- i ltisa If you deal with us it won’t fact l1 l at 11c can tllllav buv coal We have added Brick, Lime, at a price fifty Cents l‘Cl’ ion lessii wholesale and retail. than we are pa1in<r but we 1\illI not consider it. \011 want coal v of first class quality. other. We buy no You want COAL and nail simply black stut‘f. Buying cheapi coal to save money is like stop-i i 1 CAL BRICK, LIME, SAND, ping the clock to save time. The ‘ CEMENT ETC. roasts COAL “mt, Cox ‘1 Carnival COMPANY. l, 2 First St. East Norwalk. TELEPHONE 145-4. SPECIAL i.s700 IRON COUCH, MATTRESS AND BOLSTER FOR ........ $4.50 TELEPHONE CONNECTION. 15 ELY AVEJ ; LOUIS NYARY, Manager. BUY ‘ Hazelton Goal The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co TEL. 29% ;A Full Line of ,M _ pp MM”; Fishing Tackle COAL COALM P DUNNE 209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. ‘Tuadvertise our Red Oak Coal tlle‘l cash prices will be. tile lowest in town; To be convinced that our coal does llolv stick to the gnues and bricks and burns to ashes try a bushel and you Will buy a ton. William Eflron 3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK. Tel. 441. Tel. 441. 122 WATER IT. BEWARE. __i have had several complaint of people who have been cheated by peddlers who claim to be working for me. if you want to avoid being fooled watch for the sign, "3 Rowan street," on the wagon. 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 tenth. er beds. , WILLIAM EFFRON, 3 ROWAN ST. fl'el. 441. We have had some very hot days, and will have many mory-‘bciore the Summer is over. . I " A GAS RANGE will greatly reduce the temperature of ‘the kitchen, and will help to make Tel. 441. iths Summer more enjoyable. 'We have them at all prices. Ask The United Electric Light 81 W ater Co. FISH POLES AND FIRE- ARMS AT Goods AT iRlGGERMAN £08., 64 North Main St. The NORWALK PAWNSHOP Joseph Rosenfield, prop. .. 40 WATER STREET. SOUTH NOR-WALK UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT Low Pnlcss. 16¢ per Gallon isTANDARD navo LAMPS AND in COOKING RANGES AT THE Wiper PRICES. Paul Preusser & Son F 3T., NOIWALK—J'EL. 1047.. ‘ inner-a1 Work a. Specialty. Save ioneyvpy having your work done here. fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds. w ‘ - i Cuneo. FIOl‘lSt.~ 1&872‘12. , 7 RAILROAD AVE. LVERY MODERATE PRICES. two 1115 KILLED 111 Llollrlllllo rSALLlSAW 0KLA.. “July >3.-——Two persons were killed and fifteen injured several seriously,‘lato today when a bolt oi lighning struck a building at a pkmic‘gruund neat-hora. Several hund- red persons who were attending a poll tical rally were in the building. United States Senator T. P. Gore and George Willoms, democratic candidate (or governor were the principal spookbofl at the rslly. Neither was injured. .Two Birds l hoop out the summer m on ot our onions. cheerfully strut. fl'hfiaolupsromm MW!“ W10 W01! umusmm m semesters-1m Did you ever stop to think that after all there are but The kind you don’t want and—the kind we sell. We don't mean by this that we have a monopoly on all the good stuff, but it does mean that we are equipped and ready to give you the We want you to know that what you get front us The Hatch & Bailey l 1 31111111 tutu 3111 I Burgla’r Success! ‘ committee a tearful story today about ‘ census and rules committee for circa. will not. no ssid North Carolin us the riots, 'Usoitod States m men s Oahu. masthead It would be m and mounted Into bums". 7- IV. yr... r»... ;; [WO Iii YillllRlH BBSERVANCE IN NURWA lwo Baseba I Games at Amuse- ment Park, and Otisrious at Work with the most efficient ser- price but quality. _ take you long to find this but. Cement and Nails to our line, WOOOOOOOUOCRDOOCW Company ' IMWI'I‘II .11 11111 $101 3111 N 11 111 1111111 . 0 Discovery oi Looted Home Made; Today will be quietly llul appro- . jp-iatel; cel irat d 1-,. ti peo le of by Family on Return from i V i” e ’ 'e p i'l‘hc Norwalks. This morning at Shore Cottage the Shore Resorts RlllllN Pilllll Will DRIWIIINY 'PillPlE in Springwond at Night llitzlio o'clock the fast lner»Seals will lpiay the Norwalk baseball team at EAtllusenlent Park, and in the after ilnot 1,11 the second of a series of tire ignmes between tlle\ :‘iosi team oi Bridgeport tor the settli- of inroiessional championship of “H Kl: £8 “RSI Clutistate. \1ill be phlied Last Sunday the \‘orwallts were beaten in Bridge port b1 the Yosts and this alter— Ill aiflesuience noon's game promises to be a fast and interesting one, as the Norwalks ,are dct telntined to club it up. at John B. Wakeman the shore with water events, musical il“Allill‘llCl.li, July 1-3.—~Sonlelitne programs and dancing. At the Collu- yesterday a second story man we try Club, tennis and roque will be ceeded in breaking into the home 0i enjoyed in the al’tcruoon. ltoque, a' John ll. \\'akclnnn, of llull's Farms, fascinating and interesting game is north of Soulhpori' and got uwuy with a jewel bug containing jewelry and articles valued at between $700 and ssuo. The burglary was not dis coverey until 6 o'clock In the even- fast becoming a inlorlte at the (oun- lry Club. and ulllcll interest is e1l1ienc-' ed in its planing 111 the evening iltelc will be (1.111(th .11 this t-.lull The members of (111m lalttcl (lllh illg and Sheriff 1-]. ll. Elwood was on Pipe Point, Ut‘ilt, island will on called. it is believed that the same .iOY 18110 and “in" Sports ill ”16 man who entered the home of Mrs. morning, and in the afternoon and Joseph Jennings, of Westport. Tues- evening there Will be presented day, was the person who looted the a pleasant musical program. dancing ‘1\'ake1nan home will also be indiflged in. Burglary is Discovered _ it will be a bottom day with lioton. Mr. Waketnau and his daughter 1 ‘el‘lihillg DOSfiillle has been (1011810? Sadie went to the bench yesterday file enjoilucnt of the large crowds where they have a cottage. Their'eXPeCWd- hired man also accompanied them, There will be (13110018 both after and their house was locked up The noon and evening in the pavilion un- party returned home In the ev-en der the direction and management or ltlg and it was Miss Sadie who first R- P. “"90" And 0‘ 00‘1”“? made the discovery that the house roller-coaster and carousal will enjoy had been broken into She happen very liberal patronage The Casino iod to open a bureau drawer and restaurant is prepared for the many. ‘tound that her jewel case was miss- Vorders 9399““ lug, This led to a general searchl At the Belle island (‘lub dancing around the house and the summons “ii" be enjoyed l“ the evening. of Deputy Sheriff Elwood. It wasi The Knob Club members will play found that two windows on tile sec tennis in the morning and afternoon. and story oi the house up the north and in the evening a dance and con Side. had been opened. All the doors ca" ““1 be W039" and windows down stalrs were as‘ For many years past James File, of snug as when they were closed 11p Ely avenue. has heme? the public to In the morning. It is suppoaed that his wonderful exhibition of fireworks. the man who made the entrance Tonight he will follow his usual cus- climbed up a porch and pried upon -tom, and will have an unusually in- . one of the upper windows When.teresting display to show he left the house he Closed the win-I A (inlet day will be spent by the idows after him members of the East \‘orwalk Yacht Club No special program is to be jcarrled out at the Club today. The “PROMO-TEE: NEWMAN of the unfavorableness of the tide. TELLS 0F HUI.“ MINEi Landlord John E 0‘ Salmon will —— iselve the shore dinners for which he its famous at the Dorlon House. I WASHINGTON, Ju:-:y3—-W G. New - man, promoter of a North Caroliuai gold mine told a. Senate lnvestigating' TEMPORARY HEBEIVEH F00 08MB H. BAHI 8 1 A hearing on the appointment or a temporarv receiver in the bankrupt the use of official letter paper of the . 'lation of a letter from a mining eugl~ . neer. praising the property. He testi- :iied he :18de Senator Overmnn’ s sten- , ographer to make copies of the letter, ”59 °' 05°“ H. Banks. the River and that- a clerk in the census com- street automobtle dealer.11as held ”9' mittee made out others. Senator 1°” Referee 1“ Banltruptcy E S 01ern1an and Senator Chilton, chair-iB‘mks 1“ Bridgeport early yesterday men of these committees, know noth- lofternoon and EdWm‘d Burns teller ing of it, he said " iat the Central National Bank, was i V\ hile \‘ewman was telling the story named to fill the position. Mr. Burns of the struggles to promote the proper-i has been in charge of the business ty he vept and once gobs stopped since an agreement was reached be- him. Newman and that about thirty-l tween the creditors some time ago to live or forty copies of the letter, on hold of! pressing their claims and in, Senate paper, were sent to his person.‘ that capacity he has become thor- al friends. among them Gold nut oushlv economies with its affairs. stockholders. None was, used to This position is good until the “boost" the stock he proteéted; gthirteenth of July, when another In a voice choked with emotion New. hearing will be held- before Referee man told the committee of the early Banks. and a trustee will then be filrugslos or himsalt and his brother. appointed. ' J. .I. Newman, to develop the mine. i “My brother out things going to NEW PEACE TREATY FINIOHID. places."- ho said "and he took live such it- tototopthoossndptscu. “Giotto letter suing his um work resume pesos communist in. touches hid bod given to the now out m in the Mitochosthlfdmsr mouths: to the m the was on out." m. James Fiie's Fireworks Display 0111 alike and the ‘ ' the . i The Fourth will be celebrated along} the/- in” ca hive been postponed on account . wastrmorbs. July 3~8ocrotnr¥i din-mm and blow him-elf Blown“! :11an am the flnhh- slid the minister dolefully.“1'onyears'i fiesta between the senate st Munro itin- with myuniwmodhissutmstor tit-proposed British oust-less sues ol. Wduah spud bless. sit! Today is the 138th AnniverSary of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence. 0 4.... i g. This Store will be Closed All Day. W )0 :::»ooow ..:..: : ...— oooooaooomxccetioocbooooonmoooo - 93‘ leJoocio‘ mmmmmothwa WW 111111 3101111111 , wanton aural .‘W 1"- m/aaaa‘q-aa \‘\‘\- \:\‘\‘\‘W\‘\‘\‘\“‘ ‘\‘\‘ ‘\‘~ ;80liided Head- -on With Anothlr , Train Near Macon, and Many i Passengers Wore Killed l M l See Our HouSe Dresses 98C 8: $1.25 House Dresses are the Greatest valu- es in thei,Town. ' LAsk to be shoWn the Special Priced Skirts ,on Sale Now. , Prices $1.98 to $5.00. Worthdouble. MACON, 0a.. July 3.-—-A11 excursion train from Jacksonville. Fla. over the Georgia Southern and Florida rail- ]road collided head-on late today with in Macon and Birmingham railroad train ten miles from here. Special relief trains have gone to the scene from this city. .\‘o reportsihave been received yet as to the dead and in- jured. The Macon and Birmingham railroad uses the tracks of the Georg- liu Southern and Florida. AMEHIGA SURE 0|: BHALLEHBE (HIP HENLEY 0N THAMES, July 3.- All doubt as to the destination of the grand challenge cup this year was ‘dispelled today when the Union Boat Club. of Boston defeated the \lay- ence Rowing (lub and the Harvard .second eight beat \\in111peg in the |semifinal round. i The prediction of Robert F. Her- :rltk. the American coach, has thus come true. and the two American crews will row up the cou'ffi ’hére‘ to- morrow itt the final for the é’dification of English oarsmen. ‘ Both American combinations did ithe distance of one mile, 550' yards. in the fast time of 7 minutes flat, which had been beaten only on three lprevlous occasions. Their perform- !ances, therefore. gives promise of a great race tomorrow, although the 1 ‘Englishmen prefer Harvard's style -——— -... ~ and condition to that of Boston. After toda1‘s race Abeles, the cox- iswaln of the Boston crew, said: “We got all the lead we ever attained in the first fifty strokes 'We could not get away from them" 1 Cutler, the stroke, said "Those Ger-F mans can row.’ 1 Harvard and Boston row of at 4:15 oclock tomorrow afternoon, and then Lady Hambledon will present the prizes J‘s/a -1- nia'ulu a -I-'- Aja’" \.'\\‘ O\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\.\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘x- \‘\‘\:\ REF RIGERATORS and ICE BOXES A complete stock in all styles and sizes at greatly reduced prices. Com- pnl‘e qualities at any price between $4 90 and $35. The Norwalk Furniture House i Q i i.‘ ’ 0 . Men s Outing Trousers Men‘s White Outing Trousers of genuine English Flannels, a $5.00 , value ............................... . ...... , ....... . ....... $3. 50 ' , Wh" c Serge a good $4. 50 value ..... ................ $3410 Striped White Serge a $4 00 Value .‘ .......................... $300 . White Duck TrOusers ....... . ................................. $1.00 Prepare for July Searchers Get one of our cool comfortable, Two Piece, Skeleton Suits blues, grays and fancy colors, all ............................... $10.00 -GOTTLIEB- 37 AND 810 CLOTHING STORE. 11 NORTH MAIN, 81'. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. VIE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS. DRY AS DU ST. 1 1 ‘ ’With a taco as ruddy as an apple, Farmer Tullett drove along the quiet country road in his trap. As he drew near the little village he met the minister walking along, with downcast head and a verymeditative look upon his face. - “l‘m right sorry to hear 0' the tire at your house last night, sir." he said. “Was there any serldhs Toss?" . “Indeed there was. my good Tuitett.". n WATER LILIES. lThy stems are hid within the lake. And coiled they lie and long, ' 0 sermons were completely we. 1 g, in, insists: .Tnoa'mfigulest noon: the Ions-birds The old tamer touched his lugs sq; and t i . 0r stars st night am not our with hts whip. and a sly waldo-111nmi “on sin;m on “m..- m thou mm m u h “as. ho rotortod. as 111. ms rooted bm- i or on man carom sun. mural-tattoos. it'll-Inst!“ l With tbs coon-s loom sir-sh 3‘1““!le WNW!” i new Monet“! anm.nlfl'“ as
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