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Owing to the tlohps being In clunp
there will be no II?!“ in thol aIIuOry
tonight. .
The iron workers will hold their all-.
nuai meeting tonight in their rooms
In Wall street.
Charles ldndqulst, clerk In William
P. Beers' South Norwalk store, is. en-
Iloi'lllz a week's vacation.
.‘—.——J~I——-—.
Miss Helen Vega. of Chicago, is vis-
iting with her cousins. Misses Addie
and ‘Sadle Vega. in Lowe street.
Mrs. I. Joel and two children. of
Washington street, are spending sev-
eral weeks at Winthrop Beach. MRHBII-
chusetts.
-—A rare treat if you attend the
Photo Demonstration at lied Men's
Hall. Thursday and Friday. Stillson-
Powell Corp.“
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Miss Jennie M. Howard. of West
street, has returned from a short visit
wifh Mrs. Florence Decker. of Tall.
nladge Hill, New Canaan.
Samuel Craig. cashier at the New I
Y.ork New Haven and Hartford Rail-
load freight office, ls taking a \Iltatlon
tulp up the Hudson River
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Mattavius .l. SlIarrott.
of Iiay.onne New Jersey Inc the guests
of Mr and MIs_. Washington M. Shar-
rott of Woodward avenue.
Next Sunday the Fairlield Stars go
to South Norwalk to play the strong
team of that city. ’McGarry will do
the pitching.——Bridgeport Former.
Miss Lucy Katherine Collins. of
South Norwalk, who has been the guest
of her cousin. M‘Iss P‘llzabetll J. Col
lllls. of South street, Danbury, returned
home \estcrday.
Miss Edith Sanford and Miss bottle
Head, of South Norwaik, have been
spending II ten days’ vacation In Dam
bury; ‘guests of Mrs. H. 1). Perry, 19 »
Highland avenug.
The Elm Grove baseball team, a new
baseball aggregation in South Norwoik.
is to play a gnme'with the Rowaytons.
Saturday. This newlteum is ready for
all comers betwwn tho a‘ges of fifteen
and seventeen years.
~—All practical points III Amateur
P otography thoroughly demonstrated
at Red Men's Hail. Thursday and Fri-
day. ‘You are invited. Stillson-l'ow-
oil Corp.
Court Cecil. Daughtels of Isabella.
are to enteltaln the Knights of Cdlulu-
boast the club'vrooms in West, aVc-
nue tomorrow night. The evening will
be spent 'in having a social time with:1
innate and refreshments.
.* I U. )..‘ .. .2
, Thomas P. Horan and Richard H.
Ireland leave tomorrow or Buffalo in
Mr. Homer's new floater otor car. The
ti-ip,irill include Niagara. Falls and Ie
‘turning they will make the trip
through southern Canada.
Tonight at 7 o‘clock the Epworth
League of the First M. E Church will
enjoy a trolley ride to Steeplechase
Island. Bridgeport. It is expected that
a large number will take the trip and
witness the sights at this popular re-
don ‘ ' “ ,
, .. ,
(lamentin- Morton Rooting lays so
Inches to the, weather. so it is not Ii-
able to sag al‘ buckle as other Rantings
it is fire 'r'e-‘suusg and whterproof and
Will wear for years. JohnF‘. McMahon
underlin'fibmw WW dura-
caries a complete stock and sells it
“Mtg... an absoqu wgntee of dula-
Mill
3
Vichy, Seltzer. Carbonic
Barnum-Illa * (linger
w‘Alo ”Emma“!
91.th m,
ARTIOIAN! *WEL’L
“writer? 9999 s‘
Po 2 ‘ out
up? In.“ lot-.799. in
on Irma
mogflw Ih'okce's
”Finds
93% Block
WWI-new"... .I ,v, ,,
instrument .
Sleep, air. exorcise cleanliness. that is what the Fully Crib means it
it Is a child 3 (Hit), chair. walker and built tub, a canopy flsnlo“,
11$'wltlch can be put on or taken off In II Inomcnt' s time. enables the mother It
drape a mosquito netting on this “time so that the child at y have unIils
turbed sllllnbcrs. These cribs are very light and durable Iludl when not it
use can be folded tint.
Prices, $4. 50 Up
olllns &
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
-18 N9rth Main. Street. ,
AJ
South otwalk. Cont.
he H9tch 81 Bailey C
scum spawns. cortu.
YARD TEL. 482. MILL TEL. 4&3.
Lumber and MiliWork for Everythin‘
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Guttorl,
made in two sizes of Douglas fir. the meat durable of modern woods; wiIIVoul‘
inst metal and It more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also to
Does not rust or doc sy and will last a lifetime.
N. B.—Durlng Summer'months we will close Saturdays
flashing In place of metal.
INTERESTED IN SCHOOL?
MeJLi“ Business College Catalogue
AND LEARN HOW TO success.
FALL OPENING AUGUST 80TH
Port Chester _ South Norwalk 1
mm...“
0. D. Jackson
OWmmZMa 6
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL smear.
9‘s
lllili l’fli’lllillilll
Assistant Secretary Mcl’larg Talks on
Our Commercial lnicrcsis
NAIIIIAGANSE’I‘T PIER. ll. 1.. .lull’
2i.—~All urgent plea that efforts he
made to relieve the congested cen-
ters of the country of their alien pop-
ulatlon by distributing them III sec-
Ftionll where they couhi obtain rennin-
crntive employment, was today made.
by Ornlslly MI'iIIIrg, assistant secre-
tory of the III-partmcui of commerce
and labor, ill an address belon- tllc
Conuucrclal Law league here.
“If this country is to be known as
the land of the free and the home of
the brave," declared Mr. Melinrg, “it
must be Inadc frcc, slid the only way
It call be made free is to put into the
hands of uIcIl the looig of froedonr~
properly. ‘ ’l‘llese newcomers cannot
acquire it in them- congested I‘I‘Iitl'l‘n‘.
if we are to protect the Institutions
of this country we must see that these
men, whose voices will be raised III
our forums with the voices or our
Illildrcn, shall raise them ill praise.
and not ill blame of this country and
its laws."
The assistant St‘t'l‘l'liii')‘ was discus.
sing, "The Relations or the Depart-
Illi'lll III' t‘IlllltIlorcc and Labor to the
t'ouIIuI-rilzll Interests of tho l‘uitvli
States," in the course of which, while
making no pth for tho gol‘cl‘flltmll
to do this, llt‘ expressed llII‘ bI-liI-f that
it was Ielnlply business scum- Vl‘llll'll
lilo IIIcIIllu-rs oI‘ the league muld
bring to the attention or the distrib-
uting forces of the country.
Pointing out that the (lt‘lllil‘lilllllll ur-
cr which he prI-niIII-Il was constantly
:IIIIise-d that there Wt‘l'l‘ lovulItlIs
where laboring men could be secured.
Mr. B 'linrg said tllllt llit‘ oilicilllII
know that the labor market lll New
York city and other large vustv-ru cli-
Ics was \‘I'ry llIIlI‘h congested, llt-
thcll oppculcd to his III-avers and their
clients to organize and adIixo cow-ru-
Illcut ofiiclals at Washington on lilo
labor markets hs they iIIlvileo II, on tile
“lit‘flt, cotton and iron lIlarIII-h, IIIIII
as to tho condition or growing ('ltlllh.
"How strange IIu-u are," (’fllllllilll'il
Mr, Mcllarg, “They deal scIoIIIiI-ally
with all matters outside of tho imme-
diate affairs of mun. but when It coul-
cs to Illllll himself. I'Iliid-lllIo and bull)-
less as llt' is ill many situations, you
Mire him to shiftl’for himself. You
hold up your hands lll despair at the
luminous man who ships ill-I goods to
a IllRl'lIIll ill on amount gn-ntly I“ ex-
cess of its real mind. and you are as-
il'lt‘liilt‘tl. through your clients, with or.
gallizatiolls to prevent such silly Illis-
tIIlII-s. \‘ct up to the pl'cscnl time.
you and your clients have done noth-
ing to prevent such a concentration
of such expensive machines as men
from going info It flutted market, and
there decayingmlmily and morally.
to the great injury of society." '
Referring to the thousands of iInv
migrants who land here pennilcss,
thus causing stagnation at the port of
entry. .\Ir. Mciiarg declared tllut this
condition was occasioned by the In-
sufficient means In the possession of
the immigrant to enable lfinl to reach
celltcla whelc. labor Is needed. It
Continues All Week
Special values in Waists, Corsets. Muslin Underwear, Gloves.
Baby Bonnets, Etc, Etc.
N. E. RYAN CO.
85 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
HONE, Write or Call on us with a view
avi ng your Roofing Work Plumbing a d
Heating done NOW. when the work wll
put you to no inconvenience.
. large or small the job, have it done now.
u Ian I IIIIIIIss tutu
No matter how
17 WALL STREE“
NORWALK. CONN
ccrucd to llilll that true Otuiltllln dc
Iliiildi‘ d that somélhlug should be done
.~ n help this great influx of men to
, ccurc work outside the congested cell.
ers.
"This rcqllircs tllI- (’Blallllfillllit‘lil of
specially equipped trains running from
such congested centers as New York
city to all parts of the country," de-
clared Mr. Molisrg. “which will carry
these laboring men at actual cost ill
order that they may be placed where
their services are needed on tile farms
and III factories. If this were done.
the railroads would soon be. carrying
back the product of their labor. and
they would. in turn, receive very lull-
plc indirect payment for the low fore.
This is one way of saving the souls
and bodies of many men In these con-
gestcd centers."
BIRTHDAY OF INDEPENDENT OR-
DER OF ODD FELLOWS.
PROVIDENCE? R. l., July 213*
Thousands of Odd Fellows from all
parts. of Rhcdc Island gathered here
today for the folmul coll ,blatioll of the.
nlIlctitlI birthdnv ol the Independent
ordol of Odd Fellows
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MISMN
SUITE
Bungalow Style
For the desk and Iivipg room.
Unhesrd oi 15999.
‘1‘! 'u: '\ ‘1"
$9, 98
err. V"
F. A. MITCHELL
«.01.:qu ~aren't-ll‘cnr‘trim;
NORWALK. come. .
The Recreation Tours
BLOCK iSLAND. “LOW—Three day
trips. Saturdays, July 3rd. 17th. 27th.
319i: August 7th, 14th, 21st. 28th.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. 815% Ind
$10.00~l«‘our‘day trips, Mondays,
Jilly 19th, 26th: August 9th. 18th,
28rd, (will.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. atom—Five
day trips, Mondays, July 19th; Aug»
ust ‘ 2nd, 16th. Both.
NIAGARA FALLS. 338.00—-l«‘ive day
trips, Monday. August 9th.
THOUSAND ISLANDS. ”LOO—Five
duys trip, Tuesday. August 27th.
ROYAL TOUR, “LOO—Thousand [s-
luuds, St. Lawrence River, Mon-
treal. Aussble Chasm and Saratogs;
ten days trip. Tuesday. August 17th.
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC, 60.00—
chen days trip. Friday, August 20th.
NOVA SCOTIA, “GOO—Eight days
trip. Monday, August 2nd.
Above rates from New Haven. For
rates from your elation call on G. W.
HARRIS, ticket agent, N. Y., N. 1L. &
II. R. R. 00., or address.
THE RECREATION TOURIST
COMPANY. .. I «I
183 East Orange 8L. New Haven, Conn.
GOLD MEDAL llOllR
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Lléu‘r. BEVAN TE—ézrl‘l-‘l'as.
Tells of the Death of Liout. Sutton, at
Annapolis.
ANNAI‘OIJS, Md. .luly ‘.'i.-«—l.leut.
William F. licvnn. of the Marine Corps,
resumed his testimony today when
the court of Inquiry continued the
Investigation Into the death of‘former
iAeut. James N. Sutton, of Portland.
Ore, who was shot on the marine bar-
rock grounds on the. night of October
12, 1907. Henry Id, lluvls. counsel for
Mrs. Sutton, the dead lieutenallt's Ino«
lhcr, said he would subject Lieut. Lic-
I'un to II long cross examination.
iieIan‘s graphic story yesterday of
the incidents leading up to Sutton's~
death varied in many essential points
from the testimony of Monte. Adams
and Osternlan.‘ all of whom testified
they saw Sutton kill himself. Accord
ing to lievan, there were three men
either sitting upon or holding young
Sutton down when be freed an arm
and shot himself. Sultan‘s mother.
In view of" this part of Bevan‘s testi-
mony, last night again expressed her
belief that her son was beaten to
death In the quarrel with the officers
and the bullet. wound In his head af-
terward Inllicted. Major Henry Leon-
ard. who is conducting the inquiry for
the. government.-had u long conference
last night at. Carvel Hall with Mrs.
Sutton and her daughter. Mrs. Hugh
Parker. It was said afterward that
the conference might lead to an un-
cxpected turn In the. investigation.
Nothing has been heard here by the
naval authorities of Lleut. Edward I’.
Roelker, the nluch~wanted witness. at
though it was reported yesterday that
he had been found.
. it is not thought likely that Miss
, Margaret Stewart. of Pittsburg. the
girl who spent the evening with Lieut
Sutton before Ills death will be a wit-
; nests. Mr. Davis said today he had not
. heard froln Miss Stewart‘s fathemvho.
', .went to Canada to see hel and endeav-
or to pcrsusds her to return here and
. testify
Before Major Leonard proceeded
with the examination of Lieut. Bevan
at. the opening of the court part of
Hunt. Adams and Lieut. Osterman's
testimony to which objections had
. show a moth/o
bee taken by one side or the other;
yes erday, were read :by the steam:-
rophor on request of Mr. Davis. (mull-g
' sol for Mrs-Sunnis. The scene in the
‘ courtroom was heightened today by:
, the presence of a number of young wo-1
men In summer gowns. aceolupsulcd
' by some of the. marines. . ‘.
MIIJOI LeonIIIIl continued his oxanl-
‘ lhslion of ”out. Berlin. ..
“You were testifying yesterday
‘, about the. sppolol'. worn by the officers:
on the night of S tton‘n Ilcnth.‘l.ttqid§
the major. "Coul you tell just what
every one had on?"
The witness said it was too dull: to
distinguish the clothes wom by some,
of those present.
aior Leonard asked lJeut. Bevan
' If he knew of threats against the lives
of any officers In camp or attenlnts on‘,
Sutton' s part to shoot up camp. .
Mr; Davis objected to the question.
‘, as irrelevant
“If any of the officers should be
“any testimony
an rift)! to‘ protect his own life. lttlch
ynvtm_
I)
10 Days’ WGralId Mill
Begins Saturday. July 24
DOORS OPEN 9 A. M.
\\ c have planned for this sale for the past six weeks to make ‘
this the greatest of all sales.
This Is not a Mill l ‘nd OI (‘ learancc Sale. it is a sale of clean .
and IIp-to-Ilale seasonablc Merchandise,
It isa sale upon which we rely thoroughout the year for your .
ExpcIt bargains at where nclel before equalled and you will ‘
not be disappointed.
Circulars ale now beingdistributed throughout the city and _
_‘ counter, every table, every
. Inch of space in this liusy Store will be filled with bargains. Don't
forget to visit the bargain basement during this sale.
Windows will be filled with sale goods every day. All goods
Plenty of help to tend to your needs. Be
In Friday’s Sentinel.
C. J.M1ntz & Co.
92 Washington Street. South Not-wall:
He sure you get one,
marked in plain figures.
sure'and read our Adv.
'BOYS’ ‘
Canvas Sh
Solid Leather SOLE and HEEL ,
Judi the Shoe for Vacation Days "
Size 212I051-,-2 $125
Flynn 81 Ryan
'90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH‘ NORWAF
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lug the question. and the court ruled -
that it should be allowed.
The witness said he did not recall Expocted Ti'oublo Filled to Material.
o'er hearing Lieut Sutton threaten to . “'
take the life of any one in camp
Ielaled the occasion of Sutton' 6 shoot-l
ing up campus told previously by
Liouts. Adams and Ostermsn.
‘CLAM BAKE AND FIELD DAY.
PITSBURG. Pa... Jilly ill .—-—'I‘ho eli-
pet-ted trouble at the plant. of the
Pressed Steel Car Company It: Mei
Kees Rocks following the refusal of
the court to interdere In gm; qtriko
upon the application of the
Ponastus Council Arranges for Eventl tense Association of A legheliy 9&3?
lfailed to materialize t is mornings t5
the only outward Indication of it “filth
,II-ns the gathering of several thousand
men women and children at, dilll‘
Mound for II mass meeting I ”
lIIIH‘ lhllli pit tulcs taken by the [WW
papers.
At 8 o‘clock nearly 200 men went
into the plant which Is about the some
number as yesterday
The state constsbulary still has the
situation well in hand. . ,
Early in August.
i'ollassus Council held its regular
meeting last night, at which iloputy
bland Regent James P.
Stamford, and Past Regent Halter, of
New York, "were the guests of honor
The regular business of the meeting
was disposed of and a committee ap-
pointed to arrange for a clam bake,
and field day in the early tiny; of Au
gust. The cqnmlue‘e’appoiut‘ed to Iool.
after this matter .
Charles Curtis, Frank Goodch
Herbert 0. Pullsrd.
It was also proposed to have a play
given under the auspices of the coun-
cil some time in October.
After the business of the meeting
had been disposed of Mr. Brown and
Mr. Rakel addressed the meeting and
made very cnteltalnlllg Iemarks. John
McCormsck also mule his farewell
BRISTOL, July" 21 .—Movém6ittwss
started to get the. New York. New an-r
van and Hartfmd Railroad company to
build a new passenger station. ' Bris-
is an old structure that. has been it
el oped from time to time and Ill Milli!
large or all up to date as Brittle W -
pic would llkn. As the town no hits 4
. a population up near the 91.009 mark
and transact»: II very large {ohms
hndhehs, the business mcn9|
tliiiil: the. time has conic w‘lle
pdamlgiyr hiatioh in in order?“ , ,
steps will on taken on: not It no, .
but the systematic crusade ii I -. ' .
‘ Ilcll on for II lffliiltln’ thht lil' villi -..
keeping with the commordiql :v’hii‘
once of the ultra hit-zest town t9
ford county. . " ,
fi‘hcro were no initiations lsllt night.
but there will be several at the next
meeting, on August 3.
At the close of the evening Iel'réesll
Iucnts ulud cflghrs were served to tho
Elite WORRIED HIM.
story at Oliver wendcli
Home; was told at it s centenary at
theatre the other night.
Solnliientlng' II on Stuarts painting
ington. Holmes said.-
Ithat rapid strides had been made in
dentistry since the time Of the point- dition of Rev. mw
big. in which Washington seemed to rector of Chaos Church. New vols.
him to be troubled not only with the said to be unchanged [hill morniha
subsequently charged with causing. cares of‘ state. but also with anxiety. W
Buttons death," said unto:- wound. for the safety of his "uppers. ‘-—Bos
hicb would tend to ton Journal.
old he ”Iiiatefitll." Ifi
_ such an olikt'u had caused his doulh'
L throllglia deep sonar: 9! rent. and lit plum of worship every Sunday. ,
The l.symlln—- Yes. that‘s the Only
{999v £11 ull‘u "',"zlil, liltvry 999 to will on norm]
DB. HUNTINGTON'B COM-
Of George Was ‘ ‘
NAHANT Mass. July Ills—3'99
I
Magistrate—“What broulhl ..,~
Prisoner—"Iwo policemen ! l'
The Number «Do yougo to youll honor."
“9%"??an Illnllot
.991 Sale
at prices never before
we' re Veritable
Johnniés
on the spot for ollrriago repairing. Wo
fit and fix any part In a. true workman-
liko manner, supplying the best Ins-
terial and executing the work with
lightnilig lupldltI. Charges most relis-
. onahle. Think of our name and ad-
dress in time of need;
Luther M. Wright
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'99 ' $100:
ti‘n‘s'i I
QUIET AT uptake noclc
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in This Morning.
WANT NEW STATION.
The one that Is in‘ ti
methadone. ‘ »."“‘7
st‘l'stratc—— uruult again, '
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