"it
.1),
. ture is generally rcgrcllml.
is
Get the Best—‘43.. ' .
Costs You No More
If you simply ask “for “a glass of ale" you're likely
to get; the cheapest kindvrthe, kind on which more
profit is made. But when you insist on having
Be sure and look for pléces
AND BLUE QUALITY MARK—there
you'll get Frank Jones Ale when you"
ask for it.
It you.p Jed; brilliant all? better than any hall'-
utoak; ask 0 omenend Ale." Also
hen
Frank Jones“ are but. ,
V Tel: 342*4.
LI ’
.GidsFashioned .
renkrjonen
you want bottled sin and
South Norwalk Agent.
O'BRIEN & RODNEY.
147 Washington
vely Ctr cam Ale
you get the finest, richest. most delicious glass of ale
your nickel can buy. No other ole is'so good, because
no other ale Ismade from such choice, selected barley.
displaying the RED, WHITE
non! remember
St.
SEVERAL FATAL ACCIDENTS.
A Number of Railroad en Killed Dur-
ing the Past Few Days.
‘ Several employcs of the Ncw York.
glow Haven and Hartford Railroad
"gompany have met with fatal injuries
“ring the past. few days and as tho
tlms were known in this vicinity, a
madman has asked The Sentinel
give the particulars to their friends
sequainiances.
llgttst 8.~ Charles Siudilzy a fire»
It on the main line, had one of his
3 cut. off at tho Harlem River
gilt yard and diod shortly after
"i. from shock.
Au'gust 9.-'I‘imotby 'l‘ohey, a fire-
man at Harlem itivt-r. was; crushed to
death‘on one of the float. bridges at
that place.
August 10.—~(llilil'1I-s Gallagher, :1
brakcman who was a former resident.
of South Norwuik. and was nl liIc
time ho had both legs cut oil‘ abovc
the knoe cnlployl-d in the l‘roigbi yard
at West Chester dicd from the effects
of the accident.
August 10.~-~'i‘wo signal mun work»
ing on the wirus at Now Ht)t'i|t?llt‘, wore
burned by the tin clm‘li'ic wircs. Ono
died from tho clients of his injuries
and the other is still alive.
August liI.--—-J. ilnul, n
from Yonkcrs. New York, working at
Rye. N. Y.. on tho new olcclricai con-
struction was wry badly hurnoll, but
is expocleli‘ to rocow-r.
AMBASSADOR WRIGHT LEAVES
JAP .
TGKIO, August .‘I.-~~I.uko Iii. Wright,
the ’rutiring Aim-rican ambassador to
Japan, startod this morning' on his ro-
turn to tho linitcd Stairs. ills depar-
'i‘ho .liji
Shimpo. in an uditoriai, says it rogrots
the short lcnurc ol' oiilcc oi‘ so capablc
a diplomat,
5......
3 normal.
CliilsSaCOId in tine Night.
download to Cure Any Cough. 25¢
dicai Cure for Brondiiiis. 505:
Only iia
... ,ri
,CurosWorsl'Croup in a Few-Minutes.
Cili‘dilStll‘B Throat and Uicerated Toncils.
'Onl'yiyo‘sittve Cure for Quick Consumption.
' Kiilty‘thtiwCatarrh Microbe andCuros in One Month.
' 0pm fire-thing Pussy and notions-Hurling.
Cures iiayfoyer or Money Rolunded. 50ce$i.00 '
l ' duly Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
lineman
OFFICIALS CONFER WITH
PRESIDENT.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y.. August 13.—
l’resident lloosovclt will culIt‘cr today
with Secretaries Tall and Root and
Postmaster-Gcnoral Meyer. The sec-
rotary of war and the postnn‘tstcr-gcn’
oral worc illncliotlll guests. Secrclary
and Mrs. lioot. will roach Oyster Bay
on a into train this afternoon and will
remain at Sagamore l~iill until tomor-
row. Secretary 'I‘ai’t will prolong his
visit until after tho arrivni Qt Scorc-
iary Root. it is (*xpoctcd that. ho will
lakc a late train for \\'asllingtun to-
night. it was said at tho cxucutiw-
oiilccs that. no inatturs of spc'ciui Im—
portance were to ho takun up at to-
day's conference, but that tin-r0 wow
many roulinc affairs to receive attun—
lion.
THE
lNSURANCE COMPANIES LEAVE
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON. August; l3.-’i‘he grout
Iosscs sufi'crcll by iil'o instlrnncu oom—
panics doing luminous in Sun Francin-
co at. tho llnIo ot‘ tho tire and carib-
ouuke lhcro has rauscd lhc rrcont
withdrawal from iVIIIHsIu-husclls of two
companion and tho changing ol’ :inoliI-
or from tho I'irc to tho Illlll‘lllt‘ insur-
anrn lino.
The Allianro Assuruuro Company of
London, with (li‘I‘W a. wool: auto. and tho
Empiru Surcly (.‘ompnny of Now York
has also gircn notice oi" its withdrawal.
Thu InsurIInI-o roinnlissionors havi- iii-
no boon notli‘iud of tho inlullliun oi‘ the
li‘tll'l'lll lnsurancu t‘ulnpuuy of Now
.iuoscy to changc its busincss l‘v'UIII
i'iI'o insurnnco to marine insuranco.
WW“...
“ls ho a bridge Min-rt?" askcd the
woman who plays cards.
"A bridge. export.” ochood the Now
Yorker. “i should say so. llc gobs
back and forth botwwn Now York
and iirooklyn ovary day III bis iii‘o."—~
Washington Star.
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QUELLING RACE RIOT.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va.. August ill.
wily order
Swanson, a company of 02 soldicrs.
picked [rpm the Norfolk militia, lot'i
Norfolk yoslorday atlcrnoon on the
slcamcr Maryland for llunncock, \'a..
to uncii lilt‘ race war botwoeu the
whilos and blacks at that place. 'I‘ho
sienna-r made the trip to Capo
Churn-s in about two hours and tho
soldlcrs wcrc lakon lo ()uncock on the
Now York, i’hiiiulolphia and Norfolk
Railway. 'l‘iircc othor military com-
pnnuios of Norfolk and l’lp'tsmoulh are
in rcadincss to leave for Capo Charles
this morning.
The condition of affairs at Onacock
is unknown hero but the soldiers ox-
pcrl to bc ordcrcd to thc scene of
the trouble boiuro noon.
CAPT. M'VAY NOW MATE OF TUG.
Captain (ioorgc W. McVay. who was
In commanad of the strainer Larch-
monl. which was sunk in Long island
Sound lust. i«‘obruur,\', is oncc more
following the son. [in is now mute
ol‘ the New London in); (intimate,
which lows coal barges through Long
Island Sound. although hc still holds
it lnaulor's ill-misc. Captain MoV’uy
joinud tho (lorirndc III New York a
wcok ago. "
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THAW’S ATTORNEY BUSY.
NEW YORK, August l:l.-MartIn \l‘.
I.ilticton who is now chic! counsel
for Harry K. 'l‘raw, callcd at tho dis-
trict atlorucy's olllcc lo soc about tho
noxt 'i‘hnw trial, Mr. Jerome has not
llllldt' up his mind when the trial will
begin.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSLLS
NEW YORK, August lil.~Arrivcd:
Sir. liiuuohar. from Hamburg. South-
umplon and Cliorbourg.
L '
' NOT ONE FAILURE ll? ’0 mil
’orm-Nv Wad
little the Streptococomflmdnpom gem wheeled“ stomach.
takes out (trip out oi the system. restoring the vigor oi youth: '
Cores Nudity. Constipation mum. when all also tells. Mullin-
In 240mm. Wackolnlmluuu. little the pain of bee. wasp or
of (lovcrnor Claude A. _
(Continued
telegraph companion said today that
they had suilicicnt. operators at, work
last night. to atloinl to tho dispatching
every snort today to Ultra 1) aces oi
the strikers. .
It was reported last night tllut the
operators at Cunuo, N. 8., the strict
American cable station. would go out
both the Western Union and Postal
Telegraph Companies say they are
handling their business without inter-
ruption today and they do not believe
the strike Is likely to interfere with
them.
All during last night the strikers
pull-oiled in front or the buildings of
the companion and sought to turn
back strlkmbrcakcrs. 'l‘lleir methods
were portocily orderly, and those who
molestation. The police reserves from
several stations wore on duty during
the night to prevent any trouble, but
policinfigo
l .
boon l trouble during the night at.
panics throughout the city. There
was a gathering of striking operators
In City Hall Park, opposite the Postal
'l‘ologruph
Oillcials of the. Wostcrn Union said
today that they had the usual number
of oporutors at work last night. and
that the work of transmitting tele-
grams progressed smoothly. Ovor
log «the night In the building and .1000
was provided by the company.
women operators were sent home at
9 o'clock and the company has Issued
an order that no woman operators be
permitted to work nights alter that
hour. ‘
Night Chief Operator Robinson. oi‘
the Western Union, said today that
the company usually employs between
250 and 300 men during the night and
that last night more operators were
at work than usual. Business at the
branch oilicos throughout the city has
boon hampered by tin.- strike. Mr.
Robinson dociarcd that the charges
made by the union oilicors that the
companies wcrc placing “dummies" at
tho keys in order to deceive the public
wcro false. and that. every man who
Noariy one hundred opcraiors work-
ud through the night at the Postal
'l‘olegrapb Company and oflloluls said
today that they were making good
progress in getting off business. The
company furnished cuts for those on
orators who dccirod to remain In the
building all night. Food was furnish-
.»Il by a nearby rcstaurnnt. The. women
operators did not remain on duty all
night. Those who left. into were cs»
uortod lo the Brooklyn bridgo entrance
.II‘ to the street. cars, The more ex-
Iortencod operators who remained at
work did double limo in order to got
u! all the accumulated business. Many
:lerks in both companion who had not
worked on Instr-lull i ”win yours, r8-
.nuincd at. the ompgs n‘t nidht and
Iidod in transmittal:f ucssagés until
he chlct operators obt lucd suiticieul
men to man the wires.
'i‘hc other (it the local union swarm
Ad today with striking operators eager
Lo. obtain information rcgarding the
n‘ogress of the strikc. 'i‘ltc union of-
iocrs told the mob to Cl't‘lllt' no trou-
)lo and that if they ronniinod out the
,ompanics Would be forccd to meet
'boir dommlds. ll. wasnsaid that the
umralors ompioycd by hrokorago
.iousos would not be mauled by the
Itriko, but that tho broker oporators
.vonid be assessed to ilolp the strike
‘und. .
llcpuly l’l‘csidcnl Thomas, who has
Margo of iill‘ slriko situation in the
"last. sold today that tho companies
wsrc so badly crlppiod that lhcy wore
'qublo to hundlo lilo business. Thomas
old Ull‘ slrtkcrs that the companics
.-ouid not iIli tbolr pluccs and that
.vlthin a tow days they would ho glad
to Incl-l tilcir dclualnls. 'l‘bo slrikcrs
,lrivnlcly admit that the funds in tho
mion treasury arc. not sniiicirnt lo
innncc a proil‘aclmi strike, but arr
lopcnding on aid from the allied labor
Inious.
li‘hc Associulcd l’ross started Its
hrougb Wot-Ii wiro to Chicago and in-
lcrmodiatc points at tho regular hour
this morning and was moving a lull
rcport. .
- Il‘hs Assoolalod l’ross last circuit
from New York to lloslon and Now
‘ England points also oponcd on iIInc
with a full iorco of operators.
There Were some ntiocting scones In
1“ the excitement attending the gath-
.erialg or the striking operators at their
lodai union headquarters today. Old
gray-lullrod veterans of the key who
had remained with the companies tor
, years were brokou boartcd at the turn
of ovonts. Sovorai had forfeited their
rights to n pcnsion fund. which had
boon accumulating for their bouoill
.tor many, years, whilc othora (all that
,it would no dillloull for tluull to find
employment again because of limit lid-
vancod your»,
rankors' Union said that no Bylwuy
thotio strike of the railroad ollerat’oi’fl
would be ouliod. 'l‘ho railroad tclog-
rupbors said that wbllo tlon were will-
3-; inmo assist tho commercial told-graph
‘ . era. by financial aid in their troublos.
, they saw no rt-usml why thoy should
go on strike. The ruilwuy telesl-aillmrs
said that. when thoy went on strike in
tho past the commercial toiegrnphors
. didmot so out, in synnlathy with them.
barge mercantile houses any today
' that the telegraph sir-lilo into not at-
teotod tholr businosu. and that where»
.ovor urgoat nlonsngrsror ordm‘s are
hornet MIMI in I 20 days trest- , uodoounry the long distance telephone
MOM. Mulch". Itib- . is tired. I
Magnum; mild , Oiilcors of the United Press associa-
liver WHOM“? , ‘ lions said today that the toll torso of
.. ‘_ addendum m , opdrators Worn at us on their loss-
, . a i , y en uviros and that th’ nusmisslon of
, . _ ,. odyfl’lttiwlflufl . j - . . news-woo proceeding Intorrnptodly.
' “ 'a 9W “W " ' MW 0' lit“till!” m... l“ ‘ amino... . CHICAGO, August iaJaTbetdssoctat»
" le‘ I00 yam M of . ., Balm. or «has of 93;,":1;‘t:‘. . II {Mafia . out Press opened three of its main Ions-
E‘Wgfiflpfimwé the Medical mm " ed " “’ Toxicoln u month's an anlhmergnlfioirfip' e. u.- 00 gifilgimm '01". 8!? (33035111: 17‘
__ . _ ‘ mum ’I‘oullls. u'w . v to u . . 0’0 (3 .ismornng. lit 0 t; i' n
_ . m‘ 1'7"“ "”me 45"” Miohth'm . , line from New York to Chicago, taking
‘ i ,H l. t:
_ 256.500tmd o1.ooir.ronuooisvrs.
no: commotion. *
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‘ In the cities of Philadelphia. Baiti-
' more. Washington. Pillsbury. Cleve-a
land and Detroit. oniyvtbo city 0! To-
7
or telosmms and limit 63' won d make,
today. but tho cubic departments of-
did not hood the permissions of the» .
rickets were Del‘mittod topmoood to.
tho odious ot‘ the company Without.
there was nothing for mom to do. The.
ported today that. there had
anyot’ the branch ofllcosoi‘ the coup.
building. , late last night;
but the crowds soon dispersed. 4
fifty of the operators Wore housed durr
The,
' deli at 8:30 last night.
all at an instrument was an operator.
, Railroad companies roportcd todayt.
' thattho strike had not nttoctod them
‘ ,and the unicorn of lilo Railway ’I‘oiegt .
do‘wasausoidg'whop the 1Irina 0000'
ml. Tho southbm circuit tmln‘dlsnup-
oils. Columbus ,und lxluisvlile. was
working to those throo‘cilles until the,
northern circuit, covering Milwaukeo.
St, Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth and Sn-
porior was (lpouod with the rugnlar.‘
stall of moss operators copying at all
those cities. .
‘7 ’I‘ho Southern Circuit was opened
\l'I'Olll llouisvitlo to Nashville. BIrnIlIn;
ham, Chattanooga and Memphis.
The circuit to Kansas City and the
Pacific coast was not not up, tho cilios
on thoso circuits bring sorrod with
nows report ovor the regular connncrv
cini wires. }
'l‘bu slrilm situation in the Assoc-
iatod l’rcsu uhowcd a marked improve-
ment today over that of last night,
and Inc reports from. various points
showod that the noun events of the
world were being collected anodis—
lributcd to tho newspnpors of tho
country with a fair degrosol fullness
and promptnoss. .
COhUMIlIA., S. (3.. August l.‘l.-All
Western Union and Postal oporators
,waikcd out yesterday afternoon. Only
the managers of the two oiilces re-.
unlined.
IJklR’l’Ol'l'. Mich- Augitst,lli.—~’l‘ii0
commercial telegraphors employed in,
both the Western llnlonvand- l’outnli
offices were called out last night.
When the: whistle was blown in tho
ficstul odious. however, only two men
outct the nine then at worklolt their}
keys. At tho Western Unidn eiovop‘
men including two chiefs remained at
work after the whistle blew. Abdul
ten or a dozen Western Unloa.morr
left work at the sound of the whistle.
but the Western Union officials do;
clarod that, some of those“ who quit
had just finished their shift and
should not. be counted as strikers. ‘
,, WASHINGTON. August Iii—The
entire. force of the Postal Telegraph
Company with the exception ot‘ the
two chief operators and ‘two wire
men walked out later’yssterday after-
noon, and ill of the 43 Western Union
operators resmndod to the strike or‘
BOSTON, August 13.—-At a signal
given with a whistle at 11 o’clock to-
day _36 operators at the Postal Tele-
graph Company's central oflicc on
State street joined the general strikc
ol' tolegraphors. The strikers compris'
ed about. one-half oi the regular force
employed at the central otilce.
The Western Union operators would
follow the action or the Postal men.
it was said at noon.
PHILADELPHIA, August ill—«From
the viewpoint of the companion the
telegraph strike situation here innume-
whal improved over that of yesterday.
i‘ho Western Union odioiais say they
have practically a full force ot‘opsrat~
ors at work and that there to little
delay in the transmission of messages.
W title tiIc Postal Company is still had-
ly hampered, it reports the conditions
tastier than yesterday. This company
lnui only live men at. Work yesterday
Itftcrnoon. but. twenty were at their
koys today. Some of the operators
who were on vacations are returning
to work. The strikers have the main
lint-cs of the two companies picketsd.‘
CHICAGO. August l3.-Sooretary
Russell. oi the ’l‘elegrapllcrs‘ Union,
said today that there would be no call
issued tor a @11ch strike until after
the arrival of President Small in this
city. llo cannot reach here before
tomorrow night.
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
CONSPIRACY T0 DEFRAUD.
——.—-
Several Secret indictments Issued in
Boston Business Chance Cases.
iiOS’I‘ON. August l:i.~l*‘oliowiug se-
cret indictments for conspiracy to do-
irnud persons through socailcd “bus.
incss chances," lloston police inspec-
tors have arrested six men and hold
them in high bonds for trial. Other
Iucn arc said to he wanted III connec-
tion with the case. Each defendant
plcndod not millty whcn arraigned im-
modiulciy ailvr arrcst, and all but
Stuart and Faust. who secured bail.
wcro looked up.
Tho men are alleged to have alinrcd
people to invest sums of money from
$500 to $2,000.
WHEN TO WIND A WATCH.
“Most people." said the Watclnnakcr,
“wind their watches at night; but it
would be bctlcr to wind them .in the
morning.
“You soc, we are liable to go to bed
at (liiYcrcnt hours. and so to wind our
watch at Irregular intervals; and it Is
bollcr to wind it roguiuriy. ’l‘hon wo
arc more. liable to forget to wind our
watch at night than in the morning.
and so may lot. It ran down.
“llut we are pretty‘surc to got up in
the morning at our regular hour.
whatever the hour at. which we wont
to bud. and so by winding It, then we
may Insure regularity of winding: and
the watch Is brought to mind thou,
when We put It on (or use, and we are
less likciy to forget. to wind it. '
“So morning to the best time to wind
a watch, It you can get yourself into
the habit of winding it thou."-New
York Sun.
non; Hiitliiiiiikllif
They lea and Grownatronu :Upon a
qut OUWWN a
i'lflyou son a happy, ,IIonitliy baby
and ask the toolbar or nurso .what It iii
ted upon. the chances are that the re,
ply Will booiibor, "It; Isbeing nursed/f
or ”We use Justiom ." ' ’ ,
.iustlooll is the only artificial food
for babies that is physically thoracic
as mother‘s milk. it Is the only current
baby food that does-not bare the Inl-
dition oi cbomlcais’ or drugs. It in porn '
loopy solubio, requires no cookins. and,
contains so much easily‘ubsorbed hour:
islnnont that babi‘os‘ iivtng.‘ upon it
grow strong and sturdy .and seldom“
have a sick dal'. ‘ ’ L
Among Its many points or superior;
ity is oconomi’. 500. $1.00. $1.50.
The largo size. containing ,3 pound“. .
mnkes‘u meal for a little baby cost less
than a penny. Buy it of your drug
I
in using Justlood there Its Ito access
slty for time water, as tho baby'alway‘s“
holds down the food: so It. taro dollar
cute and easily absorbed. Years of
successful use provo lis truo Worth.
Let us send you tree it liberal pack-
age of Juutfood With our oopyrigptod ‘
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tarantula m.,‘pmwiisofll. I: ’
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al_ . , _ a a” .5."
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merits. i 'fidduepo
The D. M. ReadCo.
... . . ., ' unsold/.34 1.957.
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Store closes everyday at .5 p. m., except Saturdays.
Certain Lines of Toysho 010510;i out: and
yoilbredot hulf rricé mun.
August solo. ,
We offer first-our cntirc StOI‘k of lloys' Tool Chests,
at the aforesaid rcdnctions. You will understand llll? value
by this list: '
Value 50c at 25c. Value $2.00 at $1.00.
Value 75c at 38c. ..\’aiue $2.50 at $1.25.
Value 980 at 50c. Value $3.00 at $1.50.
Value $1.25 at 63c. Value $3.25 at $1.63.
Value $I.5o at 75c. Va‘luc $3.75 at $1.88.
‘ Automobiles.
Valnc $4.75 at $2.38. Valor $12.00 at $6.00.
> Vainc $5.00 at $2.50. Volta-$13.50 at $6.75.
fl, Value $16.50 at $8.25.
Rocking Horses. .
These are tlIc Style with tw‘olhorscs side by side and a
sent between them. Very safe for small children.
Value 650 for 33c. Value 980 for 490.
.Valuc 90c for. 45¢. Value $3.00 for $1.50.
. Large Horses, Express Wagons, Tricycles and Wlicci~
barrows at half price.
Doll ,Go-Carts.
All cxtcus‘ivc line, all at half price.
Value 48: at 24:. Value $3.75 at $I.88.
V aiuo 75c at 38c. Value $4.50 at $2.25.
Value $1.35 at 680. Value $5.00 at $2.50.
Value $2.50 at $1.25. Value $5.50 at $2.75.
Value $3.00 at $1.50. Value $6.50 at $3.25.
All those in iiascmcni, Furnishing Store.
Portieres. and Couch Covers.
The last days of the August Furniture sale are here.
There are but two days remaining,r for the special prices, for
on Thursday all goods which have been at reductions will
be rcturncd to the original prices.
People who are needing Lacc Curtains, Porticrrs and
Couch Covers will bear this in mind.
Tapestry Couch Covers and Portieres at 10 per cent.
discount.
Third Floor.
The D M Read C0.
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FOLLOWING OUR USUAL cusrom, AFTER oun SEMI-ANNUAL
sALss, we HAVE A HUMMAGE SALE, CONTINUING some or OUR
SALE BARGAINS, CUTTING some ITEMS TO STILL LOWER FIGURES,
ADDING omens or WHICH we H ADN'T SUFFICIENT QUANTITY TO
PUT IN THE LARGER sALE. , '
ALTooerrHEn we PRESENT A CONTINUED OPPORTUNIY non
BARGAIN PURCHASES WELL WORTH THE ATTENTION OF ALL sov-
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