Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 1, 1909 · page 2

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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In Mid shoot
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as Ipreviously said, i

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can tell.’ sum

Root expression, frequent sighs.
“Wilt; breiot all?! High“ eyes--
ialgns, as sure as saints above;
Characters are making loveJ
moron expression, llghtuinga art.
In her eyes. hematite: lid
moiethiug that semiconducti—
it‘llii‘alnis'txeitsigi in hta' kimflti

Then u look of leaf rind dread,
Pulling It I vagrant thread.
Quite unconscious I am here!
(lover's late in doubt, I fear.)

Now I look Intense and bright.
Exclamation Inutlleil quite. .
See. a tear n'er cheek has soiled—
IAa. at lost the villliin‘s toned.»

Now a upon. it smile a sigh,
Swift the change? [IIII‘WWT

All her tours as roads are gone—
iGsnie or love is getting on. I

loudly tlells the clock and slow.
male is going—let It go!
[July will not go to bed
'l‘ill ht r paper lovers wcd!
“Buffalo News.

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HAVE YE Wfimtgbl‘ THIS MATTER

The: woman of tie future was itlinutV
to Iii-art downln ; when her hot»
basil placed his snus‘around her neck
and kissed her.

“Darlln'gi light of lily life" he whis-
perch lull y “i love you l'llOli' than
wo'r-ds clin tell "

“Oh you ‘do eh?“ she responded.
sudplcicusly’. "Well what is it now
ileum—a new still hat or n pair of

users. '~1li‘rom uccesa bingo

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timber information.

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J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.

séownbs AND euiomaur room
Mirna oz can ow AND uswanc

Sinner or Table Diflotclliooor.
6 to 8 '.|) up, 5*

1MBAY DINNERS, 75c

winners a Specialty

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Long Life“
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‘ nominating committee was elected and
1? 't'lie association will hold a meeting
" 'early this full temporarily deferring

- tlon will'ao erected.

5 chilreh,35:tndividtint1.gtfis 8607!}.

V the charitable asset-lotions of Bridge
' port

Gm. VICI‘OflAu

5 was are afflicted and no one can talk
5 5. who the next vlctlm- of the scourge.

. meet! have no fear of It.
1 [I’Mverflfltls 0151 most nresla'ldht' m

foetal-e '[t"Is redefines anti" wbpdri'y

Ice Cream Freezers, 1V

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iEvef‘yono Sho'dliid flap to Provide.

Funds for RHIél i'IIWcry. Pilot

HRIDGEPORT. Boot l.--Now that
the prootical vol: of the visiting nurse
connected with the Folrlleld County
Anti-Tuberculosis association In modeK
evident and is attracting some atteue
tion the question is lashed where the
mods come from with which to pay
such a nurse It Is I [act that much
of the work is technical In its charac
tor and ro'tutlreo not only the general
knowledge of nursing but a special
ituowtetig'h of the «are of those stiffer
in from tuberculosis and the men
sttros in vogue for the preyentiou oi
the disease.

Mloo Loud ‘llitliooisstto.

In the person of Miss Frances hood.
the assoclutlou has an able. energetic
and devoted employs. Milli, [Add in
not only deeply interested in the work
from a professional point of View. bllt
Is an enthusias'tlc supporter of the
modern methods of treatment of tile
disease and a firm believer In the
prevention of the spread of the dia-
case as Well.

She is ayiilputlietlc and has the
facility of inspiring confidence in the.
minds of those who are dependent ll|l>
on others for assistance and care. Al-
ready I greui deal of work has been
done by the tic-culled "friendly visl~
tor" and practical results nre being
attained.

Women Make it Possible.

This work has been iiindi- IIoIIibte
through the cflcrts of a number of
Bridgeport Women who are internal-
cd lu church and charitable limit.
The. possibilities of much good being
It1coinpiiahcd in this connection were
first recognized by Mrs. Henry lini-
lnnl Tweedy. the wife of the Rev. ii.
ll. Tweedy, iormer pastor of the
South Congregational church. who has
since removed to New llaven. She
felt. that the women of lirldgeport
might asslst In the. grout campaign
against tuberculosis, so she summon
ell a‘few (If them to confer with a
committee from the Pnlfllcld i‘ounty
Anti-Tuberculosis oIoocIstion. This
conference, resulted in the eventual
pledging of siihiclent funds to pay for
the services of a "diner! nurse fora
yean

 

Money ’Ftodgoli. .
Following it s. a formal organiou
tion was esidb lobed which is known
as the Visiting sins «desolation A

active work until cocle'i- weather at
which time officers of the associa-
‘Among those
contributing oo‘the success or ’tiitl
work are as follows: ‘First (longish!
lions] Ladies” sodiety, 1:6: Stood!
Congregational Women's "f‘ienétlt Ic-
‘clety. 3391, Second cdnmtlmlsl
Wednesday Worker sdclcty.‘ :60:
Swedish West laud. church. In;
mum ladles‘ Alli. no; shun Work-
on; $5: ilniversallst church. 3'15:
'Wedriésday Morning ‘Art clilb.‘ slit:
St. Mary's giilld (Trinity church).5820:i
I‘dlcs' Brit‘s? club, “$10.75;
ore Widows home, 810; liniversslisi

This is a Work which not only

should be Interested in. but
every Indivlihilll unis. Vernon and
Ichlld in tho1‘eoitiity.

Need More Money.
In order to make the work a sucl
1cm, the association la in need of

“’children are as amounts in their
lih‘oportion as larger unounts from
it‘civn people. This campaign is di
rooted as much to the prevention 0:
late'dloease as It is to the core of those.

may be. .

With proper assistance sodium-1
on on the part of the public. the
“time mii‘y- etitne when tite‘ti’io'en‘lie evil?

I

At present

'fdtdl meme 'fll’iowd to imait. ’Tflo
luIIhioiiI mentions union It amoral
his individual mason It possible tor
"dismissals w goth serious seam

' treated ‘

Will Not All Wells?
it should be understood that theI
1 work of the dispensary not! the visit-
Ing nurse a lithium 0'! those who“
1 are 'too for idiotic“ in the disease
to Iain admin”! to any one or the"
neutrino anti our 1?? to as My this"
service-lilo? titular Ilrsos'h phyla
- titans. Any One whining .5t.o doittributol
services or sooner to this worth
illiuse can do so by community-tins
61 Broad-
street. who to housem- of tile Visits

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dreamy worst

 

ibis Mt?

' mun by D Russell

Vliy of It oil
bath Air. Earle and bliss Dunn have

occupies the greater mart. of hill at:

'in the marital state would be Ibso

Dirac-1

V ilon' of them into the desired channel

cdntrlbtitlbtis‘ttnd small amounts irons.

be so memento ditthitie'd dilt dist we 5“

' hilt that ideal has been shattered and

» 1m. mwflifln. sun on 1 all any with sdtho‘flt’y nah lté ii the ethyl“
1 the

(Continued m [not W)

This intoriuguopimfleg‘ o
o

of 1a militia sis-lone «Ellie‘s Nd
MI. iierta says that be

his new d'ept'irture on tit mflmfkffo
and Ills latest solll {db “5:005
tiliilt, and that '1?

‘gb on to tho IIIit‘er tie it]: lulta Inrc
that be, Hot-II. ahos’ld lie the authori-
tative lillll‘i'e.

This Mendohlp between. the Mon
artist and the Chicago whitish. who i
known in New Yor‘hlo' amounts-n
worker and ii tree thinker of the Sun-
rise can. school has its Iooepttsii
less than tVIo months- no. “corolla to
Mr. H.orts '

Charles tiling, the m.ml‘.1w0"
llttlo party at monolith mtmsihutioi
Norwallr'a suburb on the wth‘éig‘ht
weeks ago at which all ctthe1t‘o‘dleol
thinkers in the marital hold Were
guests. of course Ferdinand Finley
Eerie was chief of them. Miss Dunn
was also there and swording to Item
the friendship that was struck be1
tween Earle and the young woman
came like a spark [roll tilitt.

Earle returned to the lanthanum
two witch birdi- to do some fltcbhid
or the ctl'l’tlttry ‘Iiloroaooui. sits little
lluiin was Iliere. also. 'l‘h‘oy coin-
milncd it little with nature and a great
dei‘il more with each other, still the
tithhot was that they found them-
selves In perfect dothwt! sldhg'Bl’Vf‘Ie's
lines of esoteric philoifimy. V 1

AI first they found I common ground
In their mutual desire to do Wtifiiftl
\rork nud Mr. [Curie even went to the
1x10!“ ol bcllellllg that he cfiuld trons-
Iorm his large summer ”“66th firt'
uuultcr llilI Ill Monroe into an asylum
for fouudliuga whose iinrcnts were
either dead or unwilling to ntlmlt their
parentage.

in pursuance of this ideal phllalr
tin-opic scheme Miss Dunn went to
Mr. hlarlc'a house “Monroe. find there
she remained two weeks. under chap
«routine of course. At the. end of that
time Elrie. having a Iatilrol roticenco
over Ilostdhle uddlficowto the notoriety
which he had sutured suggested I
trip to Purdue. "is new and advance
ed ailinlry m Mitford, hitting, so
Mr lierts said [fit built. 'Ind they
left New York Mt M for the con-
ilnelii.

In giving an Fxttlfliiildli of m, “95!!"an her She nsd‘lliih I663“! In

nation that the Men?“ iirtlilt tutti tildV
latest companion flisve croitoli tor
themselves Mr. Hortsoxixiuniieii whit
he said was the latest and most per
tect development of Earle' s philosophy.
lie Isidi zero» 1

“i know that this appears sensation-
al, but nobody except notrommelled
thinkers elicit as myself and Air. Earle
can understand the beautiful simplic-
iiut the truth In that

decided that there shall be no marital
relstlons between them because both
01' than are opposed to marriage as a
principle. To the artist whose work

'teution naturally the usual procedure

lately ruinous.

“You got what i mean; i cannot ex
plain it too Intimatoly. The nubbin
of the matter is that the true artist
feels that he should reserve. all of his
attention and nil of his power for his
In. Mr. Earle s not I pioneer‘in this
field. Other great poets Ind greet.
painters have believed in this matter
as he does. it is purely the economy
of coo-'o greatest forces and the disco

with‘otit hindraueecr any elements of
duration;
“Dining our my duress Mr Earle
and rims ‘cinm will cnmlinrt 'fhem
oelvles simply as companiohh—sour

mate’s expfeases the Idea “better Wlfat’
their future relations may be i can
not day. That remains for ‘tlieln to ‘de
olde Willis they are abroad. or calms
in the eyes of the law Mr. Earle cannot
enter into any iegoi hand because of
his marriage to Julia Kuttner Earle.
which ‘ts‘Itm biiltihi’g peull‘i'i'g‘uhe tuit-
c‘o'nie other suit no «thought.

“I will soy oil‘- for or. imam!
i know that I all outitiug‘biti dilutions
directly—die only accepted Wgo air
Ii necessary state preliminarily low
M modern MW. it'hd ‘h'oV lba‘rheif’
”(0ch other experience dist Initi-
‘Me 1M8 ntit bl‘Ihg hfli‘pttidsli MU
tire decompositions mowed» it 13
hold ”durum n‘ urn it; s not that.

use bonus one «tithing flib'i'e than to
and a issuer silll‘ sure tendinitis ra‘r
msrrr‘digb 1 My 'dii'y (hit I regard
‘iiiiin or. nine md‘ua- mall "to m
tilts lithit peli'fobt ltieuifii’ts i “hive
18ml bill. «as loin our". IliiltjYo the would
’?§e 'cdiino‘i but Quin see my

vie utiliit;

"I dilatation 013????» min
or lecagc. who II5I bl‘o Vdr ro'l‘ Adios
Donn. an opposed ribs nroootit IVN
Imago/intuit sum strontium. list I can

urn

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i.
"l belipfe that Mr. Ballard Dunn
mute. on to new ro‘rk a silo-t time
9'0 sad tried to roosouyith his slot
tor up at. Air. Marie's house It Mou~
i139, ’Wt‘he'codl'd bbt bfing'bdr ton”
Whoa other belief in the beautv
and the purity of the new found iii-
are 11

IMr Harts said that he did not know
“when Earle and Miss Dunn would re
turn, but that he presuut It would
not be until after Jilin Kditn'sr l1arle
had obtained In testament of her
marriage.

‘Ot ccu5rIVe," sold Mt. fidl?!, “Boris
will return to his Aidnroe titanic. Why
shouldn‘t be!"

Eefllwid Pinup! tells; first break
mm the established dictates ol so-
elety Chub ln detetnher', 1907 when
he announced that he itiid' his wife. it
little Punch woman whom he had
dial-rind ,whitc he was-studying arI5
obroad. had agreed that their ao'uiii
were not in tune In'd that they would
separate. Julia Kuttner, a settlement
worker. whom Earle had that ill his
browsing through the realms of tho
Micah. was staylng III his house at
Monroe at the time that Earle made

1 this announcement.

On September I the artist brought
his wife dolln to theatesmshlp Iiyn-
dun. and there bade 'her farewell.
She took with her their only child. a
‘boy three years old. Ail soon as she
arrived to Paris she began suit for
divorce. 5

0n the night that ioorle returned to
his home at Monroe after seeing his
wife'snll the villagers met him in a
mass, and in a raging thunderstorm.
they unsuited hint. ills buggy was
overturned and he himself come near
being insult-ti. Within a day or two
Jiiila Kuiiner disappeared. ller lilti-
lilg place remained s’hecret for ionic
weeks. and then' she was discovered
In ihc Catliiliisf Later she and the
artist wilhihe nIIlulty Idea sailed for
Europe together. and they were ’1niti5r
tried abrood in March They returned
In April. 1908 and was lip tg‘oir real
deuce In Piatle' a house on Qua er flill
Mrs. Earle No 2 gave birth to a child
on Jilly 31.1908.

Shortly otter the birth or the child
trouble came to the Earle home. The
artist objected to hla wife‘s nursing

Ipistnt that lira. [hi-lo subsooueotiy
tilde he backed up his obiecilons by

fill at Goslien ransom: Ind there

out sou Interviews to the papers. A
Whit” came bdl'oré Dorie stood
trial and he returned to e up life
again with his second wife.

brought suit in [In Stiprr’t‘tfe'ihfhrt of
Westchester county [or the annulment
of her marriage'ou the mum tbdt‘h'oc'
husband was insane It the tune he
married her. touristic "derided her‘
complaint. to slie‘e that he was it
bignthidt in th‘iit the divorce that him
first wife obtained in the French
courts was luvdiid. m .

The latest more In the F‘nrle family
history was made on August 28 when

tiniony in Paris re'gdr‘di’ng the validity
of the first Mrs. Enrica divorce.

CHICAGO. Sept. l.—llallard Dunn.
brother of Miss Gertrude Biiell Dunn.
said last night:

'I received a cable train my. sister
yesterday from Paris saying thatcbe
would return to Chicago from Flirts
on September 11.

“I am certain that the report of an

greatly exaggerated. Several weeks

York 1 received a communication
which aroused an suspicious and i
went. to Monroe. is. Y.. to see her.
That she was acquainted with Earle I
~ltnc5w.
tleiiient work, my sister having as her,

lame.

ovoi- the clutter thoroughly 1 found:
’the ~1ibl§lblllty or causing an 1min“
soylum. i was perfectly I'otisiied that
meteorite nothing wrong. anti ir'slihn-i
‘1’eti to Chicago. I knew that my sister“
1inte‘ndlad1golhg no mirtips. but out 1not‘1
1know she had gone tlhtli ’I received
the 5coblegram from her. VYostdeoy I
received the cablegrilln stating t t
she Intended returning in a few tiny."

Miss Dunn is 2‘0 yells old and has
been interested to settlement ‘wcrk
In Chicago and Other cities [or devernl
years. Her brother is city duliuror
In evening newspaper. 5 5

chiller-am or}
more ‘i
bios-l1 Iter

aims" mu. . go till-

pt. t-
'l‘w miners ncsyo- in
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I‘d"!
,lituli'a motile'enlltrry ul' this
“We! not fim’ibtttroo.

her child, and according to “too coin»

idsrlo stayed for m“ wilting
verses bemosning his and giving

Early in the pre . at year Airs. Earle'

Supreme Court Justice Amend signed .
In order for a commission to tube 1-tea '

eiopement or anything like that Is1

ago after my sister had gone to New, 1

Both were interested In son. 1
(oil the establishment of orphan any 511
‘i went to Earle! plea! and want

that my sister. went there to discuss

The‘D. M. Read Co.

 

Commencing Tuesday; ’Vflebtéhiber seventh, the Store will
close at six p. m.

I

Autumn Styles in Tailored 'Gotvns

Newest Ideas in Wesvu' and Fashionable Colors.

The advance models for Autumn Street wear are here
and women are already Interested arid risking‘for them; The
'l‘ailorcd Street Suits is always the first necessity for l1all.

Favored Materials.

Prominent in the group arc Widt- \Vlilc Diagonals,
Cordell Cloths. \\'oi1stt1tls, lloilicspuns, t'auiels Hair Chev-
iot.‘ riinl Novelty Scrgcs, handsome :ipil liczii'y lilatt‘riiif’fi Illiit
tailor atllllirilflf)‘.

 

As to Colorings.

While there is nothing new under the sun, tliesc ut—
irartivc dark ~~trcct shades are noticed: Damascus Illuc.
Lupine, Stout- iirct-u. Canyon Illuc. l'utty and Smoke Uruy.
“Nutict,” :Iutl Raisin. this may judge of the line by the
nature. and the hamlsmiwr weaves are very lustrous.

And the Styles.

Long Coats of course, and scion-ii. tailored the more
excliisii c models llai lug iiitlc satin or Silk- faced rovers loll-
ing style. and with elegant buttons. tlu SOlllL' models are
Silnpll‘ comings and braiding.

Plaited Skirts, widt- panel plaits with deep yokes. The
fashions this season are sensible and pleasing. Some zit—
iriiciiic slictiiiieiis are in ”It" corner window at Main 51..

and a large number' in the tout null Suit Rooms
Si‘t‘Oiltl “our

Conveniences for Predervhl'g Tillie

Lightning Jir‘s are favored by housekeepers, because
tiles are qtliiklv and easily scaled, and very reliable in
keeping their contents We also can provide E. Z. Seal,

 

Mason. and Electric. Pints and qim'fts in all makes.
Kettles. Ladies, Spoons. Strainers ind Rubbers.

Psnfin for sealing.

Basement Furnishug Store.

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or sidbm‘ tuft; V‘ o ”social Sale of alien Lines
Shall” en baldi- to Finite this an a tra’ctlve 0i)-

WM W

Title is 1t?“ the thY Swot?!) GKNEMSV and you can buy
materials at Oct Fries! 1.

WASH mm

For Children‘s and Misses" Sixes. two years to fourteen years.

Ladies fibres“ 's‘ Dresses

~ 1 We hole a tow left: all up, seasonsbryle‘s. hove marked thctn
. HALF PRICE. Elan e. M dunner presses. 5

mos Underwear

some layles we hovenlt all sizes, dud we have made Sale Prices.

BARGMNSIN crass LINES

, Attec
dhdflih llfis.

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went on tile vacation. the union has
made It: until conceit-ion."

‘xécbaiuli 6'Tholr‘dfttecifo‘dbmoo1ltdv‘o 5
learns to work. WNW“ H!
atom Hath. t. Jams troll ~[[dw-

.5,ooo Mariette WILL ‘obr.

Preoldeut John A. Mottltt of the
‘Uiiitod Hatters of North America came
to Newton: yesterday ’to tittdn‘d a1
meeting til his national executive earn
mitteo of the batters in the attsftiot’in
at 11 ‘WnVol‘fby libido.

Ariel- tile milling [t was stdtb’d but.
out d! [610“ With Web? OI'I' ’stflkb WW
nail? 6.606 were still tin mine. now
of these are in New Jeri-d! Ndxt
corms Pennsyiviiiiln. lit'd New York
comes last. The {of owing dtatenient
was mode by Hdtioniii Secretary now-
lor: .

"Those llho lire now at work under.

1Mnd‘hefili'eja lateral stéiinibtfit artis-
he «lies at his tin-iii. moonlit and:
11.111: [ought [h This Uhlb'bth mus“
Fort Hh‘dsdh sub dulflngtb “e a???‘
“I under fire for 42 lili'ys. .Af‘o
war he began his. career on Connecti-
out river “corners and oftbr working
onto li. metallic! waxr nu the

otaltmer's runnlpg on
“comer
1’ off-um“

New orkllbeb ex
Tie sprayed livery In it-
ces Indm mbohnilmt In gruelling

perdonsot. mmtlm o
utine'g State In 18
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“MS“ éwiipuii list ting dis- hobso MIT 3681“ I- 91112:” “33:33“???
Irina.“ blivirig‘ a'g'ainoii their demands flwlnm II I'll Boulevard, East Nor-

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