Evening sentinel, 1887-1926, 1906-07-21

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. It» in? and ad mﬁmw or
«July and Ana. mm
ole-3‘s. All luster Masons
ylnvlted. ll cries F. lull».
Illa!) lice; Bea.
mar, No.8.

Donavon bldekh in; West:

. as and 4th Tuesdays of
optic-July and Ant. excepted
o'clock. All Royal Arch Lis-
i‘dielly invited. Thunders

_ Robert M. Wilson. Boo.

tl-‘VNMI. Order Intern star ‘

oven block. 188 Wall

. “its and 4th Milly! of «at

' lily and Ana. excepted-vat

. , it. All members of 0. I.
' .u . . lly invited. mu None. A.
lid. Wm. mu ids Sharer. Bee.

_ we“

. ’s pilgrimage. Ten years ago
' “into" Jacques de Grunrt laid a
1‘ ”some that he and his bride
ried on the day of departure
make a tour of the world living
‘6 oor‘nlngs of the vicomte‘ a brush
_ none stipulation as to time.
has just returned to Paris on
urn. alter successfully tuc-
ns their undertaking and .win-
er‘tbet. They have traVorsed
~ . - America, Africa and Australia.
in: on nothing but the meagre
is or the vicomto's brush.

traveling evangelist has been stop-
il Narwnlk {or some time and has
11" making a vain effort. to reform
- ill. wicked city—or rather the people

hit. and this is his ﬁnal verdict after
ill up the impossible job: "Nor-
WR is the worst hell-hole I ever

latched in. It ought to be iumigotcd
hem society to slums." And still
'e are sonic pcople who want in
connect the Next Station to llcuven
in}. trolley with such a place as that. —~
ow Canaan Messenger.

The British naval manoeuvres have
dill! M such manoeuvres oftcn do.
, its"! sides claim a victory. The ill-
‘ skins iloet cuptiiied Scarborough and
:Woers say that they obtained com
vwwwnﬂ‘ﬁ’ of the English channel
emit! demand thc surrender of
, y English seaports. (in the other
A the defenders dot lured that they
rad two battleships and two
rsand secured the aaicly of the
a route by driving the attackers
‘ the North Scu.

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r. Wilson. Secretary of Agriculture
oifthe opinion that. the packers and
2'”?th of canned goods will llnd
AM their products are less soluble
illoht the date of canning on the
And that before the meat inspec-
It law is long in operation they
Whom will beg that. the inspection
Mic dated a petition to which the
m. [linent of Agriculture will res
imln'promptly and favorably. Guess
"We shout light

ridges! November the people of ilclu
5" will vote on the question of inuti
the initiative and referendum as
‘1". of the legislative machinery in
Bible. The proceeding will be
My tentative, however, as the law
preﬁlllul for this feature of Hill clcc
stops at diving the people the op
Wily o! expressing their views it
occur I0! WOVlde that the expression
tor whether favorable or nnfsv
shall be followed by eifoctlve

In». of a penniless anarchist
Cruny. in Paris. News of his
illusion was published in the
use and met the eye of a lawyer,
for weeks was seeking his whore-
lu. to tell him that n turbine had
'bﬂhutbed him. Now that Cruuy
high“ he is to be released from
. lie says that his views of
‘ e questions here already am
I rldlcsl change.

”two...—

‘i‘lolipw’inx notice was recently
outside a church door in a
" . t "The llov. id T.——«wlll
farewell sermon on Sunday
Wr will render an anthem
nksglvlng. specially com
occasion.

it vocabulary of a slum
according to it ﬁcotilsb
. contains only two or

“huddle classes of the
'l “thousand words

battalions has had

Wand his seat in the
of Deputies.
him to strike an utti

m. That. of the aver-

tely. lie has lost his

it is

,Mllllllll? ‘l’llLS

They «in lineman,
Vernon lolot ludl .
ngti ion. ﬁle

1an incline

lshneknlo‘vllnl nlol'llil out!
m'llleell. Mont.“ whim.
rely Vegetable. Absolutely

"mils”,ulynm

Ir. Ll . School a Son.
“Melville. Pu.

NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.

John Q. Walker is stopping at the
island View Hotel

A strong‘fenee is being erected
along both sides of the filled approach
to the Bell island bridge.

Mrs. W J. Fleming. Mrs. Albert
Dcnhsm and children, of Barton. spent
past of Wednesday at lilckory Bluff

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wakeman, of
MN Canaan. returned from a. ten days'
visit with Mrs. Joseph Crawford. at
Hickory Bluff.

The steamer isnbol, of Captain Ann-
lng .l. Smith’s ﬂeet, was at lioton yes-
terday with a large crowd of passen-
gers from New York.

Dr. L W. Muuson and family, of
Stamford, lcuve, Monday, lor Knicker-
bocker Grove, at Roton Point. where
they will spend a week camping.

A party of too young people from
New Canaan. have hired a college at
Hickory Bluil' anti will enjoy a week
or ten days there. emrting today.

Among the recent arrivals at the
Bell lslunll Hotel arc Elinor Nicol],
nnd G. ‘Ediillll Clark, of Ncwurk. Mr.
and Mrs. ll Dnngicr, of New York.
are also stopping at this hotel

'l‘uo very pictty flower beds have
ben lucid out at the south and of
the island and tho strcctu arc. bciug
put into the in-sloi‘ shape. Doll is-
lnnds is growing more bountiful every
day.

The usual gospel service will be con-
ducled. (weather permitting). by llov.
William James, at lloion Point, tomor-
row nighi. at 8:30 o‘clock. Christian
workers from lilllm ilomc will {assist
in thc meeting. The service was not
hcld lust Sunday night. on account of
the min.

For Millit‘ rcuson ilu- llslll’llll has
bccn cxircinciy poor for llcil island-
u‘n this acnson. Muuy havc riscn
early and sought lh.‘ roof with all
sorts ni‘ hall, lllll smuil cult-bur. or
«ruse cggs huvv ln't-ll llic rnlc. llluo-
fish are bring caught at Ncw iinrcn
now and tlicy will soon be running
lli‘ll'. it is cxpt-citd that tho
bridge will be u ‘lntillitf hunni for
thc flnny munsicis

REDDING RIDGE.

Fred Briggs la putting up another
log cabin building on his promises in
Pleasant Valley.

I William Arnold and llltl hridc with
hcr molhci. Mrs. Eli/“l ('tofut. have
moved to tile l“lnllt‘ll”ll()llrlll in the

northern part of tho town.

llnl Sanford and his fricnds cugnue
almost daily in practice shooting at
the trans of ihc formcr’s privntc range.
Lost season hourly 25.000 cliiy pigeons
were sprung from those trnpu.
Sanford Osbornc. while working for
his father Wednesday afternoon
nllghtod from his mowing machine to
oil it. dropping the lines as he did so.
in some way the horses bccnmn
frluhtenod and ran away, duahinu
against it onto post. The muchino
was wrecked and one of the home so
badly injured that it had to be dee-
patched.

The only bid received for the con-
aiructlon of a tire proof vault in the
town hall was from Patrick Sweeney.
of ilnnbury. wiiouo ﬁgures were Hill
exclusive of the door which will cost.
about 8100. The appropriation for the
vault is only ssoo. but if two of the
aoloctnnm. who were absent. give their
approval Mr. Sweeney will be award-
ed the contract.

A funeral party In an automobile
hrlnulnu the body of the infant son of

iirldxeport to this place. arrived here
Wednesday. The. child was but a
month old and was so ninail and wont:-
l‘y at. its birth that It was placed in an
incubator.
tile. however.

Ridge cemetery.

WWW

Tuesday’s thunder storm was

this, summer.
one lightning bolt which fell in n field

there.

to two mu.

- coed one hour in length.

ncw .

Attorney and Mrs. i-lllmuol P. Show. of

This uxpndlonl proved in»
interment was In the

the
severest the Ridge section has known
A curious eifect of '
up...“ half a mile below the am“, For other worthy specials lee yesterday’s paper... It will pay
was to out in two. three of the four
telephone wires strung on the poles
The same bolt omitted horses
for quite a distance around to become
nearly frantic with fright. and import:
ed a distinct shock to a number of

to a sin! or we . on
ere doubtless the thieves. The loss
of the towls was not. discovered until

the next day.

The steel: of our balltssm common
had been much depressed took on up-
were Jump Saturday by their decisive
defeat of the Betnels who won tram
thorn the week before. Moore and
Cutie, the new battery of the list!
dingo. covered themselves with glory.
the former holding the visitors down
Johnson. who has
achieved quite a reputation ill a nitch~
or for the Daubnrys. was boasted for
22 hits by our boys. The Bethois
would have beenishut out but for bold-
ing errors. The Continentals. of
Bridgeport. are expected here on Bar
urdny. the 21st.

GOD'S SEARCH FOR MAN.
Theme of Short Summonsorvlce at
First M. 5. Church.
Tomorrow evening at the First Meth-
odist Church the third in the series of
short summer services will be held.
The topic will be God’s Search for
Man; The leading anthem will be The
Light of the'World. The pastor will
speak on Booking and Saving by it-
lamination. The service will not ex-
'l‘he order

will be as follows:
Organ Prelude.
Hymn—0f Hint Who Did Salvation
Bring,

Congregation.

\ Pastor.
Response—Seeking for Me,
Choir

Prayer

Organ interlude. .

Oifcrtury Solo-Tho Ninety and Nine.
Mr. Sterling.
Anthem—~Tho 113st Sheep.

Choir.

Selection of Scripture on Theﬁearcb
, and the Discovery.

Grand Anthem—Tho Light of the

World.
Choir

Remarkstoeking and Saving by litu-
mlnation,

The Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan.
ferology by Choir, Selected.
Benediction.

Postlude.

The concluding sermon on The
Temptation of Jesus will be preached
by the pastor at the First M. is.
Church otmorrow morning. The theme
will be The Temptation to Do Homage
to the World.

Bishop Potter‘s Subway Saloon will
be discussed at the Men‘s Bible Class
at the First Methodist Church tomor-
row.

HAYMAKERS' CONVENTION.

Committee Appointed to Arrange Na-
tional Gathering.

The normal llnyniukcra‘ conVcntlon
will be bold in Bridgeport. on August
in and ii and lust cvcnlng u commit-
tcc of 10 was uuiucd to provide thc
ontcrluinincnt to the visitors. 70 in
nunibcr. and a committee of in was
named for the rcception of the guests
by Koncknpotnnupg Tribe. of Bridge
port.

ilvcl‘l' slate association in the coun~
try will send one or (We dclcgiilcs to
the convention. (in Friday night, thc
liltii. the linyniukci's"tlcgrw will be
Worked on a number of candidates. in-
cluding Mayor Reynolds, of Bridge
port. The following day the couvcn‘
lion will open in Red Men's hull.
Scicutlllc building. and the address of
wclcomc will be made by the mayor.
The lli‘lt‘glllllti will be taken on n trol-
lcy ride around the city. and u shore
dinncr will be served ui Siccplechni-ic
island.

THAT ROWING RACE.
John E. O'Suilivan and John Plunkett

Will Peal Down Monday.
lt‘l‘ll‘lltlI-i of John iv}. ()‘Snllivnn and
John F. l’lnnkuit arc looking forward
to Monday afternoon. as that is the
(hilt: fixed for thc great rowini: rut-c
between the turn, Each is confident of
winning and has backed up his opin-
ion with $10. in addition friends wu-
ucr cousitlciablc moncy on the rc~
Hill.

The course will cxtcnd from tirc-
unry's Point to onc of the channel
murks. lilo cxnclcnc to ho tlccltlcd
upon later. it is cxiieclcd that. air
start will occur ulnnii b o'cloclmlloth
of the contestants pro in lllll! fclicr
lot the cicnt and will pen] down in
true athletic styl-I. .

Decor-Coop
combined-w

1M _ “ill
will: b.

lsolsnhy
out better--
log that
. mains wooden.
At all draconian.

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FASHION! sue oULtNMIY.
WRINKLII.

It is not a new idea to have the cor-
set cover of allover embroidery. but
quite so to have the petticoat of the
some. One can readily imagine how
effective this would be beneath aw
sheer white dress. The upper edge of
the cover may be ﬁnished with lace or
as the French garments are with fnn~
cy scallops. if desired, instead or
making two separate garments one
could make a princess or single gar-
ment of it. using ribbon-run heading
for the belt. ,

White wool wnistconta are as favor-

ed by the men its white wool dresses
are by the women. only the men are
using white flannel while the women,
as you know. prefer white some.
The New ides Woman's Museums
says the tennis veil is being generally
worn at. Newport and it some of the
01mg lslnnd clubs. This veil is really a
homstltched band of chiffon worn over
the iowerypart of the face and neck to
keep them from sunburning.

When a girl says she is not going to
get turmoil or sunburned this summer,
she means in the usual careless way.
This season she is studying to give her
face and arms just the right amount.
When a soft. becoming tint is secured
she treasures it as carefully as it
man does his meerschmun. only he can
have the color fixed at any desired
point while she must wear huts and
veil and gloves and always be looking
out that the color does not got deep-
er.

An edge of contrasting loco braid on
the under brim of is summer but odds
quite a dainty hit of decoration.

The interesting statement is made by

a contemporary that white men are far
superior to neurons or ludlans tn mus-
cular strength. Though the lndian is
popularly supposed to surpass all ruc-
ea in tents of strength. at n recent
content the white man excelled him
in his own native sports.

Blue and white ribbon in a half inch
block check is a stylish trimming for
onc of the new sailor shapes.

What is called the nightinrralc club
is ticscrlbcd in the Pictorial Review. it
is cut in two pieces only, the buck and
sleeves in one piece and the fronts in
nuothcr. 'l‘ho scum .of’ the buck and
slocvcs is brought forw'lrtt and llipllctl
over the front- to fit the wearer.

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SPEC
CITY MEETING.

i
Mayor's imico.
South Norwnlk. Conn,
l‘o ll|wcph it. 'l‘nyior. (licrk of said
(‘ l5

Sir: lly nulliurliy volllcd in inc as
\lnyor and by rt-qucitl. limos Council
If suid city. I hcrcby direct you in
:ch imllcc to the horn] voters of this
by that it special city meeting will
up bcld at Arlon Hall; on Tncsday,
Inly 24, at 8 o‘clock p. m.. to considtn‘
bc advisability of building and us
'ubllahinu n watcr ilitcr for this city.
lml. lf‘dccnnni ndrlsnhlc. to authorise
“he building and catublishlng of said
liter, and to appropriate such a sum
of money thcrcfor as may bc nccce
sary or advisable. or. if dccmcd ntl~
visublc. to considcr tlic making of an
"tpproprlutiun in addition to the sum
heretofore nmiropriulmi for tin.- cou-
slructlou of such it filler. and to up-
oroprlnic :tut'll tnldiiinuul sum lhcroior
is may be noccssury or advisable.

lintcd July no. icon.

CHARLES ill. DOW.
Mayor.

The above and foregoing is u iruu
copy of thc orluluni wurrunt.
Atlcst:

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.lflSl'll‘ll R. ’l‘AYl .Oll.

Big Sale Today

hlL’l 3i ' i‘lly (Work.

beneﬁt. Take advantage. .

Get around and see us this afternoon or evening and purchase
at the big sale. Fresh goods at prices like these are for your own

22 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR. $1.00; 10 lbs.. 50c; 5 lbs. 25c.
FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. cut to. . . .
HAMMOND'S LEAN CALIFORNIA |HAMS. cut to. . . .xoygc lb.
MAUI) S. BRAND FLOUR.per bag
NATIONAL BISCUIT (3038 10c GOODS. . . l.

......24c lb.

..65c
“Molly. for 25¢

zoo Stamps Free.

1 lb. Java and Mocha

only.

you to look it up.

Tea and Coffee Special.
I lb. Best No. 1 Tea

. ‘rotai
xoo‘tlmps Free with the above two popular blonds for today

stampaxoo Free.

...3oc'

.BOC

Coffee..........

persons.

”hunk...“ M.

l lit lost save honor!"
tun-Lu

«but was opened Its
‘ Marooned from ll.-

llueh McCullum. the hulitlinu
louder. suffered the [hint of
chickens by ihiovm,
night.
time. but about:

(.‘(lll-
twenty
inst Thursday
He was not ill. home at the
idclook his wife
heard a noise and looklnl out no u

scorn uoswltit.

. 'rus arenas THAT ear 'rns pace. , * .

New srkGro’cer ‘ 0

Telephone.

it rhinitis! they hs‘v bsen'v

in; the machinery of the Holy bible.
for the bust live years, the Rev. .
D. Christie pastor of the New this
slob Church of this city. and his wife

lboth of whom were divorced before

being married. publicly announced at
a. revival service attended by beyoral
hundred people but night that hence-
forth they would not. life no man and
wife. However, they will continue to
live under the same roof. as brother
and sister. The announcement was
made after Rev. Charles Savage. pas-
tor of the People's Church of Omuhn
had delivered it Hermon against the
J's-marriage of divorced persons.

NEW YORK BANK CLERK AR-
RESTE

NEW YORK July 31.——lildwnrd
Forst. used forty two years, a clerk
in the employ of the National Park
Bank. was arrested last night on u
charge of larceny. The complainant
is Maurine ll. lilwor, cashier of the
National Park Bank.

The'antouut alleged to have been
stolen b Forst is 8150. Officials of
the ban refused to confirm or deny
a report that the police were looking
for another man in connection with
a robbery involving a larger amount.

SALE
now GOING
ON

GﬂTTiiEB’S'

I906

1906

Bummer Tithe-Table

0n and After June 25
the New and Commodlous

STEAMER HUNTINGTON

CAPTAIN WILLIAM YOUNGS.
Leave Huntington for Norwulk.
Mondays and Fridays at 6:46 a. in.
and 2:25 p. or.

Leave Norwslk for huntington on
Muudays and Fridays at 8:45 a. in.

and 4:45 p. m.
Excursion Tickets 50c
Single Fare ...... 40c

Children 5 to 12 years: Excursion.
36o: Sin to Fm. 25c.
Will a up at Valle

and Fridays in sinus.
Faro from Norwaik:

Grove Mondays
Round trlp,

Nonsense” from Norwalk by lit-i5
a. in. boat will have five hours at 'nl-
ley Grove and 4 hours at Huntington.

SATURDAY'S SALE OF

Sheet Music

150 a coup

Afloat on a Five Dollar Notc. Col-
leen lluwu, Mother Pin a Rose on lilo.
Walla Mo liiil. Passion, is it Worm
Enough for You? Motor March. Good
bye. Sweetheart. Octal-Bye, and others.

WM. A. BRIGﬁfRMAN'S

MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Wanhington 8t.
Agent for Creoeent Laundry.

GEORGE C. TlLYOU's GLORIC ‘JS

Si iiiHiSililiNll

BRIDGEPOHT. CONN.

FARES.
in Ema” July 14.
Round Trips.
Women and Children 10 Cents

Men 20o Cents
Steamers every half hour. Ferry
every five minutes.

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Park as Tilford

llNl
Wines. Liquors and (liners

“Hotel Cliﬁord”
mm L ML!

and domestic.

. ” mumps. u: " ‘i
or. J. M. Modeler. of this city. lemon

at Nashville. Tenn" who bid lotto

s entire issue at Panama Canal
bonds. said last night that he bull
stipulated that he could pay for the
issue at the rate of $10. 000, 000 a ‘
month only and that the ion of him- ‘
self nod othois‘ behind t to bid was ‘
to pay for the bonds by organising an ‘
institution in New York city to be
known as the Panama Bank and Trust
Company which would issue deben-
ture has I. it was also expected he
said. to raise sunlclent revenue with
:hich to establish a chain of National
units. ‘

‘ soasso lNDlAN oaAvee.

Nutty-u" mule, overlie“:
whats-unconditioned. Quick. ‘
liable“. Ind wordy ennui by homo:

n unamb- II . use;
Mum.buwhstollm. ulna-ll
tommmumm-m no
”ﬁbula-.mmlu.

For sale and recommended by ll '11.

coming here to take up the matter.

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Boston

iar house.

ENTHUSIASM UNBOUNDED!
raw materials.
shopping is easier.

J
r

GOODS,

Extra salespeOple.

- Pintsted. South Norwaik; chitfuls
CRESENT CITY Calif., July 21,—— . ‘

Several prominent 'business men of glégwﬁlﬁyﬁouth NorwnlkJi‘. P'WW‘L

this city have been arrested on charge '

of robbing ludlun graves. It is un- . ‘

dorstood that a. government agent is Most men love their neighbors

money as they love their own. ~

S tore.

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lath Annual

Clearance

The greatest merchandising epoch in the annals of this popu-

VALUES MOST EXTRAOR—

DINARY! IMMENSE VARIETIES!

Splendid assortments and prices less than the bare cost of the

Tomorrow. the ﬁrst Saturday. is going to beat by far all great

records. Be on hand early. Come in the morning it possible. when

Extra delivery service.

Would ask you to kindly carry small parcels. Just a hint: - ‘

LADIES' SUITS, SKIRTS AND JACKETS

about onenhird regular prices.

LADIES' WAISTS. KIMONAS. ETC,