[five a prudent way, who lis- DI to our good advice and but“ mhmfimydmweImhefl mnflfilf—nw nunoertaintyand getknownquality. Ourreputationbecheverybilloflumberweaelland ouremerieneeiaincludedetnoextracoet. Largeecocke ofalldeeired materialseoableeuetomkedeliverytheday you order. Look no over—get our prices—end see how we save and serve you. The Hatch of: Bailey Co. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Specialties—11.? S.Pa1nt Creo-Dipt Stained SW31“- Beaver Board. M 1 . to make it sure that , Black Stuff, as leaves red and trees get ”1.00:! be onjhe bill This is the logical Bu now while thi e s 0n- y ‘ ale i Summer Suite, Coats, place for you to buy your necessary Dresses. Waiate, Skirts and Hit! FINAL. CLEAN-UP on all Women’g and Missee’ Suite. Coats. Dresses. Skirts and Hate. 50% all while they hat. CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. 7 SOUTH NORWALK'S FASHION CENTER See,Yesterday’s Large Adv. for Today’s Specials \ Beers Meat and Provision Co. (2 Stores.) 3 NORTH MA N 31'. 13 MAIN ST. South Norwalk. one 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881. g... SMALL LEGS SPRING'LAMB . ....... . 24¢ 11.. 1111111.... K' d ' 1.11.... ll] PRIME RIB ROAST ..... 13¢—26¢ 11.. i 9 3.11:3: CALVES LIVER .................... 25¢ 11.. ‘lmrlfllhdl’fllflcy 3“. BeeiLiver 10¢ 11). ' SMOKED SHOULDERS ............ 15¢ 11,. gfik “dim Elizabeth Ste. 2 Phones 833-153: Schultze’s Sanitary Markets 32 Washington St. _South Norwallt. 39 Main St. Norwallr. “up :he b; gDominlon Line fork to Old Point Comfort. :‘... daily .‘..-.pt Sunday. 03.25 one way—$15 Round ‘ W I oiling meals 1 berth .“et Short Sea 'l'rlp Out of New York. and stateroom ”,lff , . I ll. [nylon—81130., Inc... ’1‘"? . «and» Public eel letate and Insurance. "I Railroad Ave., So. Norwalk ‘1‘ Eu .‘__.___. .1 —I-.-.——r,—.-—— —— 290$ Decayed Its repugnant appearanco wherr ' filled with gold or porcelain, hen kept clean. A perfectly . tooth never decays, it " can't , is caused by gems eating away eiiatnel. It will pay you to have 1r heath looked over. 01-. Hillary makes no charge for ex- ' the Right Prices. see for Your- 1 t We . Have the Right Goods at self in Yesterday’s Ad. East India Tea Co. Tel. 371 125 Washington Street ‘1 w _.... __.....____... __.____..__ ~.-......____.. ”FA__. Will Save your Lawn, Flowers and HE Garden Vegetables Dur- ing the Dry Hot HOSE Weather A. D. MORGAN 122 Washington St: So Norwalk I Won. The bee-yea Tooth, lee interest, 2' Keeps Working. '81.. So. Norwalk.i Conn. _ by appointment only. tnbfiom; ltosom. l l l l - «v... inn House Gregory Boulevard) East Norwallr NOW OPEN Ask us what we will 111- See this beauti- ] f 1 fat Cabinet Sew- .311...T'...y°ffi. .1: ing Machine terms, The A J. Aug evine 81 Son 00. ~ - ,sourrr NORWALK CONN. 11111111111 1.‘ mu...“ as. no: Due.) beau In addition to her com ”we, and the marines. the Hector. which displaced 11, 200 tons, came! eleven officers and a crew of seventy men. Captain Bryans announcement re gardiag the Hector follows: “Additional information Hector all hands safe and aboard lighthouse tender Cypress and tug Wilmington. heading for Charleston. Hooter a83- doncd seven miles northeast Cape Romain gas buoy, breaking in two." The Cyprus and Wilmington had been sent last night to aid the odfiler. The Cypress, with sort?! of the res cued marines and sailors from the Hector, arrived safely in port here early today. At least one marine was drowned, and five or six others who were aboard the naval collier Hector. which grounded while trying to reach Charleston, are missus. according to reports to the Consumers' Coal Com pany. owners of the lug Vigilant which went to the Hector‘s assistance The chief engineer’s skull was frac- tured and two oihers oi the crew were badly injured, according to the re- port. One hundred and two marines and .,____——.—______...__n_._-... .. . Tristram GAZETTE BLDG. NORWALK. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE Make the Porch Cool and Comfortable HAMMOCKS 0... Mr oru' Vurdo Porch Screens Bathing Suits for Ladies and Misses. For Men and Boys. “Kid” Bathing Suits $1.00. Picnic Baskets, Lunch Sets, Paper sailors lrom the "odor were landed here this morning by the Lender Cy- press Captain Nowell and sixteen men remain aboard the Hector, which is lying aground off Chaileston Light- house, broken In two. Four Injured marines .were sent to to local hospital. ‘lhe destroyer Terry arrived this morning, badly battered by rough weather. She was In tow of the Re- liei, which had brought her from Santa Domingo, where she had been aground «P The tug W.MIIngton bootld fgr ac sonville from Philadelphia, arrived hen- this morning with 102 of the l’tecior‘s men aboard. The Cypress left here last night to pick up the captain of the Hector and fifteen men left aboard, rough seas preventlugfie tug from rescuing them. The iiector. according to best formation, broke 1:1 half yesterday af- ternoon at about 4 o'clock, when ht wireless became silent. Four mendnjured among the 102 brought here are Chief Engineer is. A. Mercer, skull fractured; ’1‘. Christ. In -- Plates. Cups and Napkins. It-arpenter broken leg and kneecap; fl‘ireman \icilcimid, skull fractured broken. gram received at the Navy Depart-il meat from the commandant of the. Charleston .\uvy lard Mild thl ill blevpry night that ho bud been in Dan- 001001! this morning all the marines bury but one or 1110‘ lie said he had and cm who were on were safe to the Navy Department: “Hector ashore seven miles north east of the Romaine gas buo’y. Aband- oned by the crew at 12:15 a. 1n. Ship broken in two and a total wreck. All' hands saved. Chlef Engineer and one fireman seriously Injured. Carpenter broken leg. Officers and crew being taken to Charleston." 1 Mercer, of Rockland, Mass. Charleston says the Hector was alien-1 doned at 12:15 o'clock this morning. .1 seven miles northeast of Cape Ro-l as she is broken In two. All hands,| the dispatch says, were saved 11ndl were brought ashore aboard the light. house render Cypress and the naval tug Wilmington. There were twelve officers and seventy men of the crew In addition to one officer and fifty-six marine recruits from Norfolk and Port Royal, 8. C. The master of the Héc- tor is o. r, Nowell. l Admiral Benson, Chief of Operations of the Navy Department, announced this morning he had received dis- patches from Charleston saying the marines and crew of the Hector oil were saved. Part of the rescued men were landed at the Charleston ntivy yard and the remainder are aboard vessels in Charleston Harbor, he said. CHANCELLOR MURRAY'B FATHER PROSTRATED. WA'iERIBURY.‘ July 15. —William Murray of No. 48 South street. lathe. of Rev. John G. Murray, of Hartfom, chancellor of the Roman ‘ Catholic diocese of Connecticut, was stricken by the heat yesterday and was pros- trate for a few moments. He was stricken as he was stepping from St. Francis Xavier's Church at 8 o‘clock Thursday morning. Dr. P. J: Dwyer was summoned and he” applied restoratives. Mr. Murray recovered and was able to walk to his home, . ARRESTED ON GAMBLING CHARGE BRIDGEPORT, July 15.—-Cliflord .l. rLewis, manager of the Park City cBowling Alleys, and Oliver Murphy, his assistant, were arrested this at- ternoon, charged with violating Chap- ter'203, Acts of 1915, which relates to gambling. The police assert they ob- tained much documentary evidence that these men have been conducting a baseball pool. \ OLD CIRCUS MAN DROPS DEAD. MERIDEN July 15. —Edward Lynch died of heart disease on the street, to.- dey. He had taken the day 0! to greet former pals who are-with a cln cue which is here. Lynch traveled with cit-buses 11111131111101 Kyla“ did then settled here. When he heard that some of those who had worked with him were going to be hernias from his work 117111111 ‘Iml body burned" Ullt‘l‘ 31118114011. 1‘31; be had recehed as to llouton stilling. WASHINGTON. July Iii-“A Padlo‘levldence 011 ll1111 line. recentl aellin ;“ ' Commandant Bryan of the Charles 11 mm: K W rule and had made 1011 yard, sent the following mousse warning that he must not make calls on people he know In the early morn 4&0 Ing hours. NO CHILDREN ALLOWED inved by train during the torenoon to““’ "9 bemg guarded. The chief engineer '5 Edward A test the embargo set up by the Board of Health towards viistors from New A \“Y ”WNW?!“ rsdlogram from .York in the campaign of prevention lagetnst Infantile paralysis. malne. The vessel will be a total loss “ convlclim on the charge. arrested last Saturday evening short- Le: ly after he had united in the c1tyf. from Hartford continued during the wrek at the re- quest of Prosecuting Attorney Nor é. ‘its young readers may not only see Buffalo Ell? but als e big Buffalo Bill- DOUTON DIOCHARGED. ~— .e: Bouton was The case was twice- lle was allowed to go with a‘ 8751’ .OO t‘b Al 3: Have Your Purchase ’51:...» ..,«y,»:«,«y:«~°.¢.:«mwwu: IFS. To ENTER MERIDEN MERIDEN, July 15 —No children I” midnight and all the entrances to the tliiilrmttn oi the House Mi liairs committee, for Judge —-—-—-~—-—- .ed States Court of Claims REPRESENTATIVE HAY NAMED nudge George As-WDGE- red for age. WASlllNGTON. July 15.—Presldent Wilosn today nominated Representa- —-8en SEE Burma 13111 mm 1 cost: ..... ”‘1‘“ ”was: l iilll'y _.,—- The rule ‘ l COL .W.M F CODY BUfALO BILL (HIMSELF) Kiddies. listen! Here is good news for yom Buffalo 131$ coming id Norwalk, Friday .1?” ade arrangement J July by which as of l 1:! Ranch Show r ay is th e prize winners will be [frillhtefidt arst. Here is a piesc of good news. The Evening Sentinel and its splendid military “Preparedness” display without cent of cost. Satu day to get your picture in The Sentinel offiddm The nam’Of 1h Monday, Make your picture by Saturday. Now note carefully. At the head of ,.. lumn are two pictures of B if Wm. F. Cody). One picture is complete— her i omplete. Study them chief‘s; 11:11:22: 11! of face. Then fill out the n fThe Sentinel. The 25 boysi 31:12:11: a reserved seat ticket to the ehow D the peculiarities of the expression and the dra , and mail or send to The Drawing Puzzle Ed' seilding the best drawing of Buffalo Bill wrlllfich r which exhibits in South/Nowalk. Friday, .21: Don't waste any time. The sooner yo ‘lget‘y _ In sending drawings be sure to give the folio on .eeparate slip of paper and attached to drawln' Name I‘ Age o...........n-c-.o--1.-...-. .... Residence "4 School (11 a pupil) Employer. (if employed)..».'....-. . din. one-usnuuos ' ' “flfie l Ioe’»}e‘eeWo.eo,oe’oe.oe,«‘oe 09:90.»: «‘00:»:«zuzoe: 03:03:93 ail-hr Hot Weather Apparel ’° Evldence In Vagrency Case Against 3.: Him Not Sufficient. $2 DANBU'RY, July is—Edward c. 9:. :31 Boughton wae found not guilty or & 1:? , vagrancy In the City court this morn i. log, the evidence being onered by‘theg .. l afite not being strong enough. in 11121:? . -‘ opinion of Judge Davis, to warrant a _ ,3? man C Beers ‘ '7 Capt.~l)a\‘ld w. Bradley was the only; 3: SPECIAL PRICES ON $9: % witness for the state. He testified that O . l -( Bouton had made a statement to 111m 3.! in which he admitted sleeping at least ~ 0 - . one night about a month ago, In an old :::Silk sweaters O’O‘r‘ ‘ j burn. Captain Bradley also said that :g. :1 Jl) the department had received com plaints about Boulon being seen early .3. Sport Goats ' t 111 the morning about the city. Prose- 90 ”l O outlng Attorney Beers said 111.11 beg. I ’1 ' 'l 11 u 1 1 11 1 1 , .3: a con in s e n 1.1 ormation whirh .‘. Sport waists ., g Id 8: for money and would not introduce '0? V . . ‘T 9:: lloutozi claimed that he had slept at .. Whlte Sklrts .t the home or his mother in .11111 Plain ’s’ " ' Lawn and Voile D ’i “"3 Hectorl been in New York much of 11191111163: esses :i 0. $3345: to stop children went Into effect last five James Hay, of \Iudison, J , rginiu, At. . 1f the Unit- 7,. to succeed nson, who retire ._l .1
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