(“Pea Coal
., This is a trade name for a small
7‘ Nine of Anthracite. It is the same
to our other coal in grade and
' stoves, furnaces and other heaters
in quite pessible, in fact can be
.- toodily done.
. Be sure to keep your ash pit
clean. Don’t shake the fire too
- much, stop when the first signs of
fife appear. Keep a good body of
Eye but do not feed as much at
one time as‘ with the larger sizes.
Pea is the only size of Anthra-
cite coal now available. NV e have
I good stock.
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‘A WORD T0 WOMEN.
» ABOUT A SALE FOR
THE MEN x
You are urgently requested
to pay a visit to “The Man's
Shop” someday between Au-
gust 5th and 12th;
It is an unusual opportunity
for the men Of Norwalk to sup-
ply their many needs in wear-
ables.
We wish that every woman
who reads this would attend
this event. \anen know ma-
terials ilt'liL‘l' than men—and
women who know values will
Ask any one of the better class of building contractors
why so many people are dissatisfied with their new houses a
few years after they are built.
He will tell you poor eon}.
Constant repair bills and the endless annoyances that so
often rob house-owners of the satisfaction they are entitled to,
I are the result of construction short cuts, mistaken economy,
by fuming legitimate contractors who know GOOD M'ATER -
ALS and how to use them, who see house construction. In terms
of durability and efiiciency to bld against. construction prac-
tices that every honest man condemns. Build for permanence.
‘qqelity. To use this size in your
The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for Bird 6. Son and Johns-Mdnville ‘Co. Roofinge.
" Sheetrock‘Wall Board.
FORD OWNERS
Have You Seen the Goodrich 30x31/2
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
This is not a. cheap cord but a genuine Silvertown, part of the
’standard line.
S. L. Benedict
73 North Main Street, South N orwaJk.
This is the best value in a cord tire ever offered.
HAY-HARVEST A
V's-BUT'HIRTY PER _
: BENTBARNEI]
Of the 96.1 per cent. hay.crop in
Fairfield county but 33.6 per cent.
was harvested up to August 1, ac-
cording to a. report insued today by
the State Board of Agriculture. New
Haven county with 94.4 peg; cent. hay
crop had harvested 37.9 per cent. up
to August 1. The largest amount
of hay harvested up to that time was
Tolland county where 50.8 per cent.
of a. crop of 100.3 per cent. had been
cut. The average hay crop for the
state was 97. per cent. with only 40
per cent. harvested up to August 1.
per cent. In New Haven
county the outlook is 75 per cent. of i
outlook of 86.1 per cent. is 95.7 per
cent. with a crop outlook of 86.1 per
The potato outlook throughout the
ing to 108.5 per cent. are looked for.
All
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TRISTRAM o. HYATT
' ' 7 NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. (GOODS STORE
Mid-Summer Special-ls in the
Suit”, Section
EVERY SILK WAIST IN STOCK
Now Gathered in Two Bargain Lots. ’Take Your Choice at_
The corn outlook in Fairfield coun- l . ~
ty is 84.5 per cent. of a total acreage . .
of 98.8 '
5...... .. g... .h. mp... sh... or COOL AND COMFORTABLE GINGHAM DRESSES, Big bargain
_ . S at present
the 99.2 per cent. acreage planted in prlces.
tubers it is expected that the crops ‘ .
will yield 93.2 per cent. In Fairfield IN GI] . . w T ,
county the acreage planted amounted CONT UING THE T PRICES ON ALL THE BATHING bl ITS
$5.OO
23.35335;.32bifigffingig“:1‘35: H" SEPARATE SERGE DRESS SKIRTS, Black or Blue, reduced to
‘ ‘ BUN GALOW APRONS, just the thing for camp or kitchen .....
cent SPORT DRESS SKIRTS, Bright Color Effects, reduced prices.
' -—_...o.o. >44» w
.-.
”Nu. “In“
...... $5.00
$1.00 to $2.98
For a return of ’97.?) per cent. In Tol- ’- -r —
— J
r
land county where the acreage plani-
ed was 104.5 per cent. crops amount-
_
‘
ing 0 108.5 per cent. are looked for.
harvested has not been greater. it was
said, is due to the rain which has
deterred the farmers from cutting
consistent'y. I'sually the hay crops
are harvested before the middle of
Fowler’s Market
. -_....__... ___...
August when the farmers turn their
attention to corn and country fairs.
' cattle sales, etc. The backwardness
lot the haying season is expected to
keep the farmers extrxmely busy in
order for them to catch up with their
schedules.
Thirty-Seven Dead and
138 Injured in Wreck on
Missouri Pacific R. R.
"The Earlier the Better"
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main Street
69’ North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341 '
agree that this is really and
truly a “value-giving” event.
(Contined from first page)
a spaCe about ten feet before it.
against a coach which Seemingly was
uninjured
Coroner Elders promised a thor-
ough invesligalion Oi circumstances
which caused the disasu-r. the worst
‘ TARLOV BROS.
pP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS mu
gounon
CITY DE LUXE
BRIAR
Moo Celebrated Dunhm'e
\Quality Groceries and Free
' Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co., Inc. ‘
gton Street, South N orwalk‘
nu DELIVERY
“P" 2101: 1
'Mkomo Block Tel. 158:1
train \vieck in the history or this part
- oi the country. The crews of both
§ trains were summoned by the coroner
lo give their versions or the accident.
Officials of the road, including As-
sistant—General Alanrgez‘ Cannon, de—
clared lhat lite him-ii Signals were
found to bn in order after the crashe
occurred. and all \vvre unanimous in
their assertion that Mull Glenn. dead
engim-er m‘ ihc- ins: train' which
ploughed through {our coaches of the
local tiain near the station, did not
{heed a \x'arnl'ng Signal.-
9 Tales of ill:ill_\' miraculous escapes
{were rep-axed. mingled with Storiesf
:
i
ol' pathos and horror. Stories of
“young L‘iils ou‘vring their RSSiSlanec
,m caring for the injured and dead,
F—
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South N orwalk
' """
v' DISCOUNT
On Every Item in Our Immense Stock.
THE BEST FURNITURE VALUES IN THE CITY
m A SQUARE DELI.
yo.
rm P. KARO!!!
. I2 Van Zandt stress
a; Wood Goods Always on Sale
Raymond 69’ Son
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
WALL um HIGH STREETS
'0 will buy. your household
." raga. papers, inn]: I-ld :11
It‘d-hand goods. Anything you
W Price according to tho quali-
ty 1 the goods. A square deal
We
nonwm '
‘ALL or OUR. PLUMBIN
. figzPLlES —
' :rHE .
Cuoncesr 1‘
a MERCHANDIS ‘h‘
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.LLJM'U.“ -.- g
”3.1”” ”Mela—a
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, loll plumbing or character.
f" our fixtures and our repair
fl any. up to the high ideals we
we first started business.
*were any better plumbing
. than those we display we
above them. Don’t. forget our
’ number.
on;
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'msmonnon
smamaood.
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RIB LAMB CHOPS .......
Frankfurts
Hamburg Steak
Beef Liver
Swift’s Pure Lard, 1 lb. pkg
'O,-""""-"v-
coon-occu-ouooo-uao
14c lb.
..........17c
one-no.0...-
Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Dept—43 Main Sta-Normal!
ALL SCHULTZE MARKETSCLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS
Schultze’s Sanitary § M
39 and 43 Main Street, .Norwalk.
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So. Norwalk.
Westport GeorgetOWn Darien Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
arkets stock department at the Rolling Mills ,
Hm Stamford. He is a member of the g
, Stamford Red . '
where they‘will Visit friends and rela~
bridegroom's parents.
train Wm”. were brought to the} accompanist on the same ship.
The reason the percentage Of. hay ' JAPANEE PRIMA DONNA TO SING HERE.
th‘l‘c numerous. Some Were seen
hurrying {rum vile vicgfnl m mmmph Despite the protests of her husband. who appealed to the courts
, liandnginu lln ir injuries, trashing; to block her plans. Tamaki Miura, Japanese prinia donna. has sailed
their wwmq. and giving: What aSSiS- from Tokio for America. It is understood she Will sing with both the
laim- lluw mum " Chicago and Metropolitan companies during the coming season. The
ST. l,()i'x,<_ Aug. 7.‘-Appalling hor- cahlegrams hint that the singer‘s husband was not so much. opposed‘
1‘01'5 0; ,1“. Sulphur Springs. 310., to her 'American tour as he was to the sailing or the Singers Italian
homes oi St. Louis relatives of vic-
l’lorence Steingruby. twentyfour, lay home at 103 main street.
inffher home in Maplewood, a suburb. '
su Print: from nervous prostration 'IRm
while her sis-lee, Mabel, was recover- AUTO REPA G,
mg Iron] injuries received when 511% -
\vas hurled against a seat. WELDING
After caring for scores of injured at
- Ap—P
ssisted in bringing here J; ‘E.
which crashed through the coaches of tooth Not-walk. 30""-
the local. Th'e two sisters were pas~
CFOWd“ .L'illlli'red at the, div morgue 'ing the ceremony a recrption was held
where tummy—six dead were taken at the home oi? the ‘iJI‘ldC‘S 'puro'msi
allel‘ their al‘l‘lYnl on the relief trains 'which was attended by relatives am
”We which also brought many injured win; intimate friends. The couple ‘3‘“. “’r
» were rushed to hospitals. l“ motor nip, via. the Mohawk '1 ran] U;
Broken under the Strain Of her ser-‘Ncw Humi‘shirc. and are not 0x110?!“
. vices as volunteer nurse for injured to return before the end of illis
“‘01“ the Ill—[uteri local train, Mlss'month. when they ""1“ make thur
(be cc ~ . ~ . . .7
grub: ahe of the wreck, Miss Stein- Kendrick & Chase Garage
Tingle)" injured fireman or the met Telephone 017 13 Raymond Streol
sengers on the fast train.
TWO MID-SUMMER havin Sea 8
WEDDINGS HERE sues“, Cakes, germ; gates
(Continued from Page one) . or Powder.
' . . Every form in every popular brand.
Miss Arl‘ns’mn was very popular in The kind you have always used 01‘
Norwalk. ‘__She was employed 'at the the kind you might like to try.
IConnecticut Lace company. Mr. You'll'flnd them all here.
i
Rockwell is assistant foreman ‘of the
Men and of the
Knights of King Arthur.
HOMILS—S‘ LECH’I‘A
Prescription Pharmacist -
’ 8 No. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ctr.
' A quiet wedding took place at Grace
church rectory on Saturday evening at . ' 7
7:30 o‘clock. when Miss Theresa Marie SPECIAIS FOR THE
Slechta. became the bride of William ,9-.. " , , '
Fredenck Holmes. the ceremony being ' i -
performed by the Rev. J. Benton Wer- WEEK
Vner. The couple were attended by '
Stanley Holmes. a.- brother of the
bridegroom. and Miss Alice Slechta. a. , -
sster of the bride. z. reception was ‘. 7
held at the home of the bride, Taylor Extra Fme £01k ° ‘ . - - - 20¢ Ib'
place. where friends and relatives . .
gathered to wish the newly married Stuffed Olives, $906131, 150 ha?-
couple much happiness. Many hand- . ‘ , '
some gifts were received by the Fancy Calif. Prunes . . . 206 lb.
'couple. They left Norwalk Sunday for , ' .
a trip to Boston and to Providence. Macaroni or Spaghetti 1, 8:: pkg.
fives. On their return they will make . ‘
their home at 3. Spring Hill. with the
;. m‘gxossmsnr ' "\ A. * S
.353”. p .
’11: nd
Helga Kameam daushter got -
“awarewxo-m’eskio! , .24 99““5953‘9
' WéTI‘flhk our stock can hardly be
.7 ueandA {LL
thus. when two trains bearing scores “”“ks "r 17 Stuart‘avelillt‘. “.3120 “351.; \Vhite-Barl‘ett
01 dead and injured arrived here froni’ri"d 9“”‘r‘m-V “HM“OO“ ‘ "“ .
lhe scrne (n the disaster. For hours ' 01‘1““ “I St- PMO’JS me‘m“ Chm'i‘lh Contest TOHIght
lieiore the arrival of Lhe death trains by the liev. E. C. \Vcnzcl. the coup e
(‘TO‘VdS surged through the Station ' “Vim-i “thmded by Miss Victoria Kobs— _\'E\V YORK, Aug. 7. —— Charley
seeking word that might allay thelr'vmcsm- a “5m“ 0‘ the "l?“ and ,‘v “’hiie of Chicago and Bobby Barrett
tears. iJolm Mun-living of this City. Polio“-
ol.‘ Philadelphia. will meet tonight in a.
fifteen-round contest at the New York
Velodrome.
box again until after his return in Oc-
NO BETTER DIEDICINE
That is what Frank Miller of Bing-
ham Canyon. Utah, says of Foley Kid-
ney Pills. -“I was so bothered with
kidney trouble I could not work and
the many medicines I tried did me no
good. I took just two bottles of
Foley Kidney Pills and they put me
on my feet and at work again." Why
suffer when this reliable medicine for
kidney and bladder ailments is so
easily had. Prompt and tonic. Still-
son, Powell Corporation—Adv.
. ‘fi.
iconvictcd of hax in;
‘ songsters. The Di"
9— _._. __-_
tobcr lrom a liurrqn
in i a:
has posted :1 mm i:
“qu.
York State Allll‘ :ie ('1
binding a t‘linll- mgr: to in ct...
\fi
“'lllTI-I noun-1 POLII‘E
l’lllYl‘i-X‘T kux
\VASHING’I‘ON. Ant. 1
rcction -oi‘ l’rrsidi nt
\Vhito House polici' dm; '1
the song birds undw .:
and made war on tim “
i." BIRDS
some time ago that .
seemed to be leaving. 2.
“W
’Advertise in the Sentinel.
police investigation.
rauders were detected ." «.
called in, who killed Iii"
stalking them for thru- .. .
the song birds are coming his.
N ewell 69’ Murray
CLOTHIERS 8r. FURNEHERS
“To Men Who Know"
153 Washington St. So. Nor-ssh
SPECIAL SALE OF
BOYS'
KHAKI AND GREY CRASH
KNEE PANTS
, . 69c Pair '
3 Fair for ................ $2.30
Sizes from 8 to \6 ' 1
A REAL DOLLAR VALUE
Self Service
Shoe Store
One Step from Corner
8 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
It has been announced that the win— v
ncr would be matched with Benny:
Leonard. lightweight champion, but;
the title holder's manager declared in 1
Chicago last night that he would not:
FOR MY KmNEYS'
luto Bodies, F e n den:
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Met-all of All Kinds
VICTOR WESELY
48 Chestnut St. Phone 350:5
excelled.
best makes in ‘ _
ALL KINDS OF.
.HARDWARE _
If you need toOls, implements,
shelf hardware, or anything in
our line call and let us show you
Summer $011001 '
We carry a wide variety of the . Is in 8985i“-
REGULAR & SPECIAL
-
on Friends at the ”3‘
Price a;
The Old Well 5c ask
the Perfecto B0“
at 10¢! “I
no .mm on 0“
a“... m mthobefl
made at thayt prim
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ENTER N0W
COURSES
LMer-'1'i‘ri-l—I—iji‘Ii-I‘ess
College
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college I! 'm‘“ "Value
Irvns'rIONAL BAN .ix
Q'WOWIHOMD ar. - 3‘" Now i
7,, Phone 31
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