Wit-sin. No. its, r. a am.
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not i“
-r as cordial invi .
.unn.w.n. RobeItMJ‘le
., ,lieptor. No. as, R. A. M.
in Donovan Block lad Washington
1 JG and fourth Tuesdays of each
lily and August excepted—at 8
no lAr h Masons doggei‘y‘
' ADM nus Guyer. H. P.
3 , I I. 300. A
Ir alienation, Order Intern Star
e'etainxboaovnn block tiliiWuhington
ll'rldays of each
second and fourth
agar-«luv and August excepted-at mo
, g. at. All members of Order of
‘ tn barman-ii invited. Miss Nona
‘ with .W. M. ill Ida Sherer.Bee
SUNDAY BALL-PLAYING.
,A Norwalk clergyman went out of
Np way, last evening, to score the
haWepapers for failing to inform him
that Sunday ball playing was contem'
plated by the management of the Nor-
' all: team. .This information was as
refuily concealed from the papers
It. was from the reverend gentle-
than. and, In fact, was probably not
hacwu by a dozen persons until an-
. .nouncement to this effect was made
‘ i. ‘ It the ball game Saturday afternoon,
home four or five hours after the local
~ papers went to press. While the lo-
cal papers believe in the enforcement
of laws, they donot employ detectives
to look up violations of the same, or
Instruct the officials charged with
‘ their enforcement regarding their du~
ties.
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._ The London Illustrated News has a
letter from an Englishman traveling in
Russia. “A mile of shops at St. Peters.
burg,"ihe writes. "and I found only
one which displayed an article of Bri-
tish manufacture! Could it be possl.
hie? One could not walk the same
distance in Berin, Paris or New York,
I assured myself, with the like result.
Be! Here is an lronmonger's with its
I'ho'p fruit crammed with tools of eve.
ryadescriptlon~lathe carriers. planer
.
centers, “"5- 0‘3““: ox heads, speed NOWSpRDCI' M0" Played By ‘of the members of the congregationl LEGISLATIVE JACKKNWEC.
canto to me and whispi-rcd that tlicrc
would bc a. game this afternoon. i had
to go to (‘ranbury to preach.
to preach, but never before
wanted to preach loss.
go down and see how this thing was
So i wont to (loorgc W.
tiod bless him.
connnunlty had a whole iribc. like him
i wont to him and he said:
got. to stop it.
indicators, stopcocks, and the thon-
' sand and one utensils of the engineer
and mechanic. My eye fastens eager-
” ly on a dozen articles. i look them ov~
or one by one. All made in the United
:7, ,States of America."
A little English girl wrote the fol-
lowing essay on a cat: "The cat is a
square quadrnped. and, is a customary
with square quadrupeds, has its legs
at the four corners. if you want to
please this animal you must stroke it
on the back if it is very much
pleased it sets up its tail quite still.
like a ruler, so that your hand can
not get any further. The out Is said
tto have nine lives, but in this country
It seldom needs them all because of
Christianity."
The 1,800 people living in the north.
g cm frontier townships of Rlshlord,
, East Rlshford and Shevens Mills have
‘ always thought of themselves and
been tthought of by their neighbors as
go‘cd'Vermont Yankees, but accord
ing to the lastest survey that‘s a great
. . mistake. The boundary delimitntors
‘ say that those folks are (and have
been all along) Canadians.
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FASHIONS.
Gotta with short bust clfects are
noted mung the advance models for
‘ (III had winter.
It. was quite proper that the fashions
.. for short skirts should appear simul-
. tnneously with the prclty shoes and
hosiery which are universeiy worn.
lives the colored pottiooat Is hand
embroidered. some very beautiful
garments being evolved from the col-
ored linens and chambrays.
The fancy work instructors are toil-
”ing its now how to knit eyelet work.
Shawls and other pieces are very prot-
I~iy perforated with those little cylets
It. regular intervals. made by "binding
off" a stitch one time across and cast-
time across.
Vertical lines of ribbon or airsp-
plncs of contrasting color and a button
placed at. the lower end of each straps
mil. make a very effective trimming,
d, you have all bad opportunity to see
the“ present week. i saw a similar sr-
ent recently in an ell-black
ll . tiny motifs being applied at the
ends of the silk trimming which dec-
. cram both bodice and skirt.
Very pretty suspended effects are pro-
, ‘dtieed in an all-white frock with edg-
in and insertions of embroidery
tii‘but having any real suspenders
at. all. The insertion which passes
over the shoulders is let into the dress
4 .mtll'll
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n .
. DO you use the brush on ciotii‘.t Then
Mars in position to tint your party
" for next. winter. it the meter-
is very sheer, be sure to use water
ing on another directly over it. the next
4
$3.95, worth 37.
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Rev. Moore
(Continued From First Page.)
Aftcr concluding his discourse on
the effect of environment and the part
cvcry individunl's consclencc bus in
working out his salvation and destiny.
Mr. Moore paused for u Ilioment,
straightened to a very erect position
and addresscd himself It) the two
newspaper men who occupied one of
the roar pews of tho cdilicc.
The clergyman braced his left hand
at his side, shot out his right and
pointed an accusing fingcr directly at
the news writers as he said:
"Now boys, get. out your books. You
came here expecting sonicthingwand
i’m going to give it to you."
Many members of the congrcgntlon
turned about in their seats, possibly
to see what effect. those words would
have on the reporters. While it must.
be admitted that. possibly the lattor
were a. little nbsshcd by being thus
thrust into the limelight. they quickly
recovered their equilibrium and began
transferring the furious torrent hurled
at them to paper.
Launching further into the subicrt
Mr. Moore said slowly and distinctly:
"There is one good thing about this
Sunday baseball gnmcu-ii. brings the
reporters to church. That is a good
thing."
There was a suppressed litter in the
vicinity of the young llit'll being flayed
as the speaker combined:
"You are looking for m-wa. i didn't
sco‘anyihing in tho paper about this
gamc. Oh. no, not a word. Arc W0
to conclude that tho ncwspaprrs arc
working in conjunction with the law-
bronkers and Sunday iicsocrators?
Put that down. Put. down a big qncw
lion mark. Possibly tlflllltiimt' in this
congregation was at. the flflll‘lti Satur-
day when the umpire announced that
there would he a game this afternoon.
Why didn't the papers state that. one
of the prosecuting Judges and two
sheriffs were there to hour ii an-
Scllcck.
lt.‘
ed up.
msny's.
tinic.
know it
mi and
them.
bounced? Why didn't you glvc ii to
us yesterday? Why didn’t you do
it?"
Evidently the speaker did not illkt'
into consideration the fact that. the lo-
cal newspapers were published at. i
o'clock Saturday afternoon, and that
they do not issue on Hominy. Htiii
he pursued farther and shouii-d:
"if some por cuss bad bcn arrest-
od, It would have bccn all rightwlf
e hadn’t amounted to anything. You
are hunting for news. why don't you
give it when you have an opportuni-
t, it
"Are we to lake It for granted that
the papers are in favor of helping on
Sunday violation and lawlessness and
are cooperating with tho luwbreak»
are."
The clergyman paused again. porn
have to note the effect on tho nowaptr
per men, and then offered the uoiucing
remark:
“This is what you came for antltnow
you have got it." lie was not quite
through yet with the news men, but,
concluded with:
“There is another question i would
crs.
itrokc. t
sumlf
CHM".
ashamed
you "I?
{mun coupon from Harper's Bauer:
f n bread with a mayon-
, dressing to which has been adds
Mile Worcestershire sauce, and
the broad a mixture of a (token
cutin small pieces nnd mixed
sir increments] of capers, two
fills of horseradish, salt and
like to hive you put for me. Ask the
authorities if they are 'l’srtlcepa «rim»
innin.’ Though this completed the
tirade arainat iiw reporters, Mr. Moore
lino considornbh» morn to any on tin-i
subject in concrui. ,
for; now.
diiy in connection with Illt‘ game. liti'shc-‘a so
sviitcd'
carried on.
"i wont
brcnklng.
it
III‘I‘t‘ wr
he law.
moral backbone.
unpuniiihed.
of it.
I man.
Miss llrnwnc~~ .i-i
t It.
to (h‘nlxbnry
wuni down ihcrc and got ihc constable
of Fly:. Mllt‘ lilvcl‘.
afternoon that
and two deputy
have
ing Pants at 69c, worth SLOO.
Strictly All Wool Pants tit $I.69, worth $2.50.
In this week’s Sale, we will sell MEN’S FINE CASSIMERE SUITS,-
suitable for all seasons. ’
$l2 Suits, $6 95
l iikc
how i
i wanted to
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and Scllcclt.
(k
They are that
...e
wish tho
‘Wc have
We hiivc got to stop
So we tricd to not IDcpny Sher-
iff Scullcy on tho ii‘it'llllnlll‘.
couldn‘t get him on tho icicphonc or
any other kind of a ‘phonc.
to his housc and found. the house lock
The doors were, locked and
the windows were shut light.
we wont to Prosecuting Attorucy Tam.
llc as oil on ibc Sound, and
wouldn't be back until aftcr the game.
lic kncw last night about lhc announc—
cd gamc, but ho or his wifc lillilt‘rsiimii
that thc gnmc would not be pluycil.
There is no understand about it. You've
got to bc on the ground all of thc
You've got to int on tho watch
for the Devil all of the time and he
Ilul wc
We went
I was told this
prosccuting judge
sheriffs wcrc thori-
yesicrduy Wilt‘ll thc gainc was announc-
lwo iiilii'lulfl
'l‘unuuany and Scullcy. who wcrc uol
on duty whcn thtw wcrc wanted. Ask
iiic authorities for us if they are in
human with this busincss."
"I have no word of criticism to ca
pi‘ciui against the bull players.
couldn‘t cxpcct anything
liic
Winn
without tlic intvuiiou or offending any«
one, you can like It or not.
turn who stay around homo Bundny an
lock yourselves np-«mtny on your liinll
on allow this thing to go on
niipunis on, you ought to have youi
franchise taken away.
"Ono brother came to me and said
'l‘ll givo fit) toward prosecuting thi
We don’t want money.
wo want is moral backbone when me
rise up and iiplt in your face and so:
we will play ball despite your protest .
’l‘hoso men are not, afraid of money.
What they need to oppose them It
if this thing god
you men ought to hi
i don't care whiit
your name. is or your denominatl
What would you
If this thing went on across the at
from your home?
do then is what you are rospons
sine".
Mon. yo
hc's [mayor ctmi-
cl-iining, but i think she nwroly lacks
ltcfcrrintz to dip occuricnces of the ‘siumlnu-- .--" Mrs, Malaprop~~”0h, nil!
That's what her doctor
irtiila bur disease. She can‘t sleep, ydu
"After the service this morning, one 'rkpowfl-u-Phiisdsiphis Press,
serfs
Then
You
from
it is not fair to cxpcci uny-
thlng from brcakcrs of law. but law-
l also have no criticism
for tho manngcrs of the place.
were told by tho uninagcrs that they
must not goin there and those fellows
picked the lock amt wont in.
Would you think or a follow who would
pick a lock on your homo and throw
popper into your cycs.
as much lawbrcakcru as tho fellow who;
picks the lock to get. into your homc.i '
l have no criticism for the ball play-1 IF YOU WANT A
They are lawbrcukcru and thcy.
'i'hcy have been cases!
log you all summer. ‘
“i have got something to say about}
this community and while it is saith
'i‘hoy
Whit
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What you Mia
lb e
to afford an opportunity to those who did not take advantage of the
Sale last week. Special attention is «ballad to the
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$I6 Suits, $8.95. '
MEN’S and BOYS’ SHIRTS, slightly soiled, 75 and 50c goods, 14c.
Shoes at the low prices of the last. few days.
Goods must be seen to be appreciated.
D. GOT
I! North Main Street,
.ir ’
t’l‘ho Hartford Times.)
What's a reasonable numbcr (ifi
knives and fountain pens for tho state,
to buy for the 290 numbers of the leg
inlature at a single scsslon?
Thc Hartford correspondent. of the
Wurcrbury Amoricnn has been poking
his inipcrtincni nose into the legisla-
iivc purchases of cxtru stationcry. llis
examination of the hills which the tax-
pinycrs have paid has drawn out sonic
suggestive and interesting informa-
tion.
lic compuics that the loin] scssionai
purchases n-crc numerically as fol-
lows:
li‘ounipiu pcns ... ....... 978
Kuivhs . . . '3'. ........... 2,060
The cost or this "extra stationery”
its estimated at upwards of “5.000. The
iignrus spcak for themselves, and in
their throat there‘s no frog. Elabora-
tion of tbcm is superflons. For the
iiitiltp to buy any fountain pens and
,uckkuivcs for members of ihc ickis-
‘ntill‘c. Is probably illegitimate. For it.
to buy mono Mich high-pricedartlclcs
of sintiom-ry or hardware is a scan-
dal. The thcory of the thing is in-
dolcnslblc. The practice of it is vi.
clons, Defense of it is impossible.
The lcgisiatnro ltscif is of course to
blame. 'I’hp Iwo houses giro tho
clerks authority to go ahead and make
purchases without restriction. Some
of thc uu-inlwrs are Humorous—rand
ihc clcrks strlvo to plcnsc. iii the ex-
pcnsc of thc state. The members have
friends who wish to get into the game
and tin- cicrks arc accommmiatlng.
’l‘bc. clerks thomsclvcs have frlcndsv—
and of t‘mii‘iic cicrks arc cxpcctcd to
.do favors to their friends, especially
if the stair fonts the hills. Responsi-
bility for thc graft rests with the log
isluturc and not with tho clerks.
And so tln- abuse has grown to pro»
digious proportions. The policy
adopt is to root in tho comptroller sole
authority for the purchases of needed
lugislailvo stationery. The premium.
iiou is that tho compiroller'n backbone
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. Seaman You
TRY Till
- Yorker -
It in not a I’nrkor unless it.
has tho Lucky Curve and linear
liosd ink Retainer.
. FOR DALI IY
‘ RAID. Rustin,
so Well It. Nemsl
“The Billiard”
Accommodations. First as...
Rates ifm Moderate.
IOSEPH L. WALZ.
Proprietor.
Telephone 390.
, w 'on Is .
$4.95,.woith sio. * $6.95, worth on.
Men’s Good Work
‘ South Normal, .
WW “NONWOOWOWO
i would be devoid of gcluiino and that
ill
now seem. an. on em.
Boston Spiro Go.
Where a\\ the steadiness in trading,
without “the d\ssdoantaoo, man he
had. Boom-rem \s\\\ be no exception
\n its spend“ citations tor Boosted
shoppers.
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VEILINGS.
Fancy Mesh. Tuxedo, Hairline
Stripes, Chllfons and Chen-
illo Dots, choice 25c
LACE DEPT.
Neckwear—Stocks in two popu-
lar shapes. Regular 35c and
50c styles. Tuesday . . . . .. 25c
HAN DKER-
CHIEF SALE.
Handkerchiefs, shcorest of
linen, hand embroidered in-
itials an'd comers 250
Plain Hemstitchcd Handker-
chiefs, all widths of hem, an
excellent offering, each 166
85s the half dozen.
WINDSOR
TIES.
SILK
FOU'LARDS.
Clean up of Silk Foulards to
give up the room. All good
patterns and shades. Tues-
day 250
A TOWEL
SPECIAL.
Great Big Turkish Towels, full
size, measuring 20 x 40 inch-
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be considered reasonable at. Plain and Embroidered Wind-
two for a quarter. Thurs- sors for men, women and
' day ......., ........ GVzc each children. People wonder how
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UNDERWEAR.
Men‘s Ribbed Balbriggan Shirts
and drawers, satin trimmed,
pearl buttons.
WASH GOODS
AT MELTED PRICES.
Printed Dimity and Swiss, fin-
cst grade. fully worth 290.
Sale price . .............. . 15c
MERCERIZED
PANAMA
CLOTH.
In New tirccn and Blues.
ulsrly 25c.
Drawers have
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Yard Wide Percaies, the shill-
ing quality. Sale price . al/zc
his notions as to what's lcgitlmalc and
what‘s illegitimate wouldn't he warifud
and coui'uscd. ‘
Reg-
Tuesdsy ..... 18c
DR. MAHER IMPROVING.
Rev. William Mahor, D.D., who had
one of his toes amputated several
wccks ago bccauso of blood poisoning
is steadily improving. The blood poi-
son has practically left his system and
as sotm as the wound caused by the
operation is healed Dr. Maher will be
able to resume his parish duties.
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Office Boy-“Why. cert, 1 want
mo 0 pay: l’m only getting 'four' a
so it. and give‘ailyli mother all I earn.“
Proprietor—J at do you do with
the other three and a half?"~~-l’uck..
27 inch Pougee Silk. regularly
500. This sale 37l/zc
An English and an American mer-
chant were discussing the relative lin-
portauce of their busiucsses.
"Why." sold the Englishman, "in
my firm the clerks use 30.000 gallons
of ink a year!"
“Oh, that's nothing," rotortcd the
American. "we saved that mind: ink
in a year by ordering our clerks not
to dot. their l's."——Harpcr's Weekly.
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They were giving a reception to the
batiioscarred hero.
"I am delighted to meet you, cap—
tain," exclaimed Miss Gushingly. "So
you were one of the men behind the
guns!"
"Grcat Scott. no. mn‘am!“ respond-
ed the maimed veteran, “I was one
of the men in front of the guns. Don‘t
I look lt.'----—r(_‘hlcngo Tribune.
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WOFFEE. f
A CUP OF OUR COFFEE IS A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE. STRONG. RICH AND FRACRANT.
THERE IS A WORLD OF COMFORT IN A CUP OF THIS COFFEE. A GENTLE TONIC FROM WHOSE
GOOD EFECT THERE IS NO REACTION—A3 BRACING A8 A BEA BREEZE. A MORNING CUP WILL
LIGHTEN THE LAIORB OF THE DAY.
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IF YOU WOULD PRACTICE ECONOMY WITHOUT SACRIFICE OF QUALITY. U8E OUR DELIGIOUI
COFFEE FRESH FROM THE ROASTER EVERY OTHER DAY. NOTHING SO GOOD IN TOWN.
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initiation, wuiwninni‘snm
TELEPHONE CALL 3221.
A the New" York Q‘tirOCery
3,500 lbs.. g
pmcrogos
Lfim‘dfi”
CAIJEORNIA
RAMS
The res it why we are selling dress no close to because we made a contract for 3.500 to be shipped to us
in six days so we must. sell them In that short time. Como any day this week. We will have a large stock
to select from. Fresh arrival daily. ’
ONLY ‘20 ,Per Pound
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The New York 1' Grocery “ompany
no Washington set, so. amok. in we. scum atom. at s :7 non si.,.sorwnk.
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