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01“ 13.1“! NOTICES
MAfiONiB DIBKGTORY.
o. No". 108, F. and A. M.
1th anonic Building, South
iii street. lot and lid Tuesday of
it moth—July and August ex.
mil. .8 o'clock, All Muster
ms cordially invited. Hickson
Colo, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
amour. N° 38, R. A. M
in Masonic Building, South
tin street 2d and 1th Tuesdays oi
hit month—July and August ex-
«at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
ows Decpartmsnl
. unlnou Department
Drench Office. Norwalk
Editor’s Residence
' .
Association
‘1 Ell BY STEVENfi President
:léiloxc: 11'. .m )WAN. Vice l'rouldoht
:18 BUIN'l‘AltD. Societary
. "l"l.‘. Treasurer
' "Ill Ethdultie Committed
SELI 14 ST
W9 'i‘R 0DIMOND
,HUR ll. WM DRUN
mild: it} JENNINGS
F MOM AHON
AND SENA-
THE GOVER o
' TORSHiP.
Luke’s Position Declared to be Neutral
' in Forthcoming Contest Betwoon
tB‘ulkeley and McLean~McLean'|
Supporters Have Their Doubts-
_ Congreuman E. J. Hill and tho
. p Senatorship—The Other Guberna-
. torili Candidates.
W
' Today Former Lieutrnant-Govemor
Everoii 0. Lake, of Hartford, ulnndu
', ”he has been standing for some time
'postwl'he most prominent cnndidnte
‘ 'for the Republican nomiuntion for
governor of this somrelgn little ninth.
Thel'cl‘oro he will be unkod many (plen-
tlons during the urxl few months our
' less by some turn of thut illiPl‘t-slillg
. V sigma-Tipolitlceuho is suddenly oliur
‘ ,, touted as n gulwruuiorlol proposition.
‘ " «limo Republicans of Connecticut
have been discussing tho typo of pub
lit: tltilition conimlnnlon ilt’ favors for
, some time. and another lnumrtunl
' point on which tlwy Wilili to he in»
formed is just whrro ill‘ stands in thr-
furthcomlug senatorial content ill"
tween Senator Morgan (l. Ilulkolny uml
r‘ornmr Uorernor (:oorgl- i’. Mth-nu
dunno been unsorted in lllt' fllllli‘ press
during the past few «hiya that Lulu-
. has joined forrru with Souut'or Hiliki‘r
lay and thnt they nro conducting n
lively cmnpuign. Lilkl', howl-yer, is
quoted all saying only It l’t-w dnyn ago.
' -. mdonying it ponitirt-ly. thnl hr in go-
ip‘g_‘tll keep strictly out of tho Hi'liiillli‘
lnl campaign.
‘ 'Of course, trlrndx of both littlkeloy
‘ Ind McLettn will hnvr to bl» ultowu. A
i‘ ~Yi‘iond of lnxke, in l‘t'll‘l‘l'iilfl to lilt‘ rn
port that the l‘ormor lluutruulit-norm»
l" nor has lined up with llu- llulktelry
crowd, cannot are it poiotibilily oi
‘ truth in it. trio poiutn to litllllf‘ oi
Luke's ntl‘ongoul :tupporlorh bolug Mr-
lam men. Likrwbw iw onyx nlnny
,Eowhlicttnu who ili'l' working for
imikfio)’ urt- for hallo tor governor
5 it upptmru tllnt luikt‘ will b:- iu hot
\ Witter if ho Ililliim up on eillwr Hillt‘, for
tho nullitlorlnl thrill in going to ho a
“all! of a liiolluw. it in it good man
who can loll who in union to win. All
of thin lotion to Join n lllllr nprouiu
lion down thin way lth lo wholhrr thorn
1‘ , U A nulniiiill of a chum-r for l‘onpronw
than it}. .l. llili. who nuulte intuit u livrly
ind hourly nurruuufui rtnupnixu
. union Sountor inundation. Mr. lllll
, tour for butt not “two tlw slighuvat
indication that ho (liiflii‘iiii to ho run
7 littered in lilo fortiluollliny. column.
‘ pupitn thin. lllllilt‘ of Mr. iiill‘u trinndn
W thnt it in not boyond tho lnnlnl of
Wibility lilut there will hr in dontl
innit over iiuikolry Mill Melanin where
Mr. Hill Would coma in [til it com
million oundldcth.
M for an Lahr‘a statement is con
lid to the effect llillt he lulondit
tutu no part in the senatorial fight.
I of Former llovcrhor ,Mclleun
skeptical. [inc litmuhllcon who
‘ ruminant. in io‘nlrflcid county poll»
“ill youth-tiny:
lithium“ to ma on if ilulkoley will
‘35!“ hr Wouldn't it it would take
on! to elect him. it's all vary
for Litlft-i to any than he doun’t
to mix in “it! senatorial light.
have noticed thul ovary Lille
villi i hove. come across ill it
,le mun. Mlle can, easily do
3' in not lutomted in who is
to he the next United Stuns
. “and on the qulol any. till it horn
on» ’” it on clenrly evident
in mild dot-n not take who‘ll
. tilt seriously. ,
Giant-lob Burnout, of Lyme
, that: as a auhemutoriol pondbllity u
‘ inntimr if tluly cod
. this in the guide that vrlll hr workod.
’ , yin: 36 non tot»
he was six months or no use. Barnum
. nevor has admitted that he cared to
get into tho ratio. but there are few
men who would tolls my the com
, it wily. Air
other prominunt‘ m ituhlionn who
in friendly tom durum. any: that
the blame he room in mm quarters
on the ground that. he won favorable
to the uncalled “Consolidated Utilities
Bill” was undosorvcd. dahould out
have had the influence he believed it
has had on n. gubernatorial candidacy
for Barnum. whom he considers a. very
fine fellow and an able one. This
bill was known as tho Barnum hill.
Senator Barnum being the chairman
of the committee which considered it.
The. most prominently mentioned
candidate for the Republican nomina-
tion. next to Lake, in (marten A. Good:
"win, of l-lnrtford. executive secretary
to the late Governor Llliey. It has been
reported that the friends of Farmer
Governor McLean have been connider-
lug Mr. Goodwin as their candidate for
governor because of information they
received to the effect that Mr Lake
tutu joined forces with Senator Ilulke
icy. The Hartford Times in on article
yesterday which cold that Goodwin
may enter the race for governor, do.
clured solemnly that it was simply a
[coincidence that those who are fav-
orable to Mr. Goodwin'u candidacy are
supporters of Foreml‘ Governor Mr
Leun for senator.
it now appears that the most, likely
candidate at this date for tho nomiutr
tion for lirulenautogovrrnor in Send
lor Dennis A. lilakenloe, of New Haven.
There in quite n. [miscibility that.
Charles F’. llrooker, of Aunonin. will
ilt' no small figure. in thlI moo for
governor it little inter in the cmnpniun.
__,_+.__....._.._
HAWLEY AND ms JOB.
The llrldgeport l'out. which in recog-
nized over this way an partisan in in-
vor of Sheriff llttwley. prlutud the fol‘
lowing lnui night, which unulimrul. no
for no it refers to the present in-
cumbem of the office of high sheriff.
is not consiilrrod to be unlrnrxnl
among llrldgeport Republicans:
“HANDLE RUMORS \Vl’l‘ll CARE.
"it in wall nt, thin season of the your
to regard political rumors with uolnr
degree of skepticism. “'0 are too for
from the caiupuign at prenont lo tulto
ort-ry will o'wiup for gospel truth. Al~
ready l’ontnuutlt-r Willinm ll. Muri-
gold nnd County Contmlnuloni-r Simoon
E. Penile have not ill mot sonn- urtiro
roportn that they were after Sheriff
iiuwloy'u job. They protect their aler-
indigestion. Cu. Hamilton) and Dys-
pepsia Go and You Foal Find
. in Five Minutes
Every your reflutsfly more thin: I
million stomach sufferers in the United
States. England end Canada take
Panes Dlnpopidn and realise not only
lmmodluto but. letting relief.
'1‘th harmless preparation will dl-
gent anything you est and overcome n
sour. sassy or whatnot“ stomach
llv minute: afterwardll.
I your mettle don't ill. comfortably.
or what you out turn like it lump of lead
in your stomach. or if you have heart
burn, that in a sign of intimation.
(lot from your Pharmacist a 50mm
cutie of Pope’s Dlupop-ln and take
it done just as soon on you can.
Time will be no sour riulnn. no beloh~
tug of undigented food mixed with
cold, no stomach gas or heartburn. full-
noun or heavy fooling in the stomach,
Nausea. Dominating liendocheu. Dini-
ness or lutostinal grilling. This will
all go, and boulder. there will be no
sour food left over in the stomoch to
poison your breath with nauseous
odors.
Pope's Din cpuln is it. certain cure
for out-or-orter atomuchc. boatload It
taken hold of your food and digests it
just the some on if your stomach
woun‘t there.
Relief in five minutes from all atom-
nch misery in waiting fortyou at any
drug utoro.
These large 50- rrnt macs contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly cure
almost. any cone of Dyspepsia. indigen-
llon or any othnr stomach disorder.
M.........~ U. m m
it hits been nought-tied that telephone
subscribers who mini; not having the
fire alarm lint in their new telephone
tilroctory. out out tho list from the chi
book and pin or paste it in the new
one. in rain! of tire roll up control and
null for the fire department.
-w.--_...~.........
'l‘hnt now cannot in n regular dero-
drvil 10y ridot‘. l’rofonuor Winslow lip-
ion, of iirown FMVN‘RH)’. coiupntns
thnt il in trawling (it tho ruin of i2!)
miloa a ground. Whnt puny lrnvrlt-ni
ihosr Vanderbilt rup rucing notonio.
Millet nro!
M... .. +....-...M
Thure'n tho donor to our in Now Jor-
ni-y und some of tho other foruign roun-
lrlmt. The rubles from Paris today it‘ll
of u blinding snow ulortn.’ rouplod
won it bittrl' cold ntlltosphero, in the
world'x slylo rapilnl.
w... . w...”
Says llr. \t'llry. of tho Department
of Agriculture: "I would krop organ in
cold ntorngo but one your; lhvy dolor-
iorntr it kept tin-r0 irmhor ” \‘v gourd,
..,.,.._........
uni friendship and ulnlo they IllWl‘l‘
had tho slightest idea of trying to
usurp the pronrnl popllinr liftoff".
“()illrl‘ rumors. and rllillilrn of tu-
mors. uro tripping on the Why and Willi
soon be ill‘l‘t‘. Look of lilom (loudly
and unit-Bu they bout til" t'lltnlluiln
of truth [mun them on. ll in not lilo ly;
lilnl Slit'll" linwioy hill ho dluturlwtl. .
fin is too good u lunu‘lnd loo utrnixht:
haired a politician to ho rnught nnp'
plug. 1
"The prim ipui light before thri
Sliiit' still be on tho public ulllilirn
bill and the rennlcrlul tpiuuliou l'u-
loner grout “ft! in uxod lilo inn liltif'
turn will become no hotwlrunly imply»
rd thin lhosr who (lflflii'ti to favor n
public ntilltirn bill will find lbrnlurlren
rtnumltlrd in an undeulrahlo bouillon
on tho urnatoriul ououtlon. in fuel
null if in hopod by tho lobby that in
thin mnnnor much of tho public utili-
tiru ull'uuxth mny lli.‘ ilillrti off,
"We nro hourtliy ill accord with the
llrluorrntlr pnrly and (‘ounrouumun
um in ow holler tllnl ow t'nlmi
lining: urnntoru nbouhl hr cierlwi by
tho pooph- tho moon on tho rouprtmn
inl'il. tin much bud blood in nllrrml up.
and no much poliilrui ltllriguo fonwut—
"d thut numt pooplo. wu built-w. would
no wind to mm the tit‘iliittli‘liti ommilou
lnkun out of tho panda oi the lonlubt
tum"
a...“ ......_,.. -_...m~.~.~
What no uwfnl rcpulullon Norwnlit in
uniting. This morning tho Now l’orll
World nnnouncml lti‘i’iililfliy on it!
front push that u iualuor nuppotoui lo
br ii mortinu oi‘ tho now round. foil your
Ulrdny in .ioltoph l‘nhio'n ynrd. alumina
nurh ronnlrrnntion llntl tho proph-
iloriirii to tho rhhpoln ht llrolld itivrr
Tho Hccoud Advrniinlu worn dholnrod
to be no.1 thin meteor-“it full as an
indication of the rod of tho wobbly
old world.
W... Maw».
it would be u kindly and Will worth
while not to have it also rractml at tho
internedllon of Wm and High utruetu
and Foirfieid avonuc. pointing to the
direction to note to New Yul-ii.
Throughout the your runny automobil-
im. nftor watching these intersection
thoroughfares. ptlfllll over which title
to tulle and either wall. for someone
who can give the desired information
or do on Steve llmdle did—«tulle a
chum.
Highway Commissioner nonloi hunt
lop My» oommendntlon for having
his form» scatter and on the icy tilde
mills It an early hour this morning.
Ito one could make any complaint
mind thin. except booming it this not
done tut nlx‘lui
“but are or coming to?
.c.,...... .-._.... ..
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
g—wd
Adtlron from Africa nnuouuro that
(Moi lloourlrh lulu banged his Willi"
l‘ililiuoot'tm nl iilltl. Lot on not" ~doou
lilill tolllpiuto tho lint ‘~’ New York lilo-
niua Mull
.... .._
Till-n onto it may pniu wow of
“tour illitllt‘lil who an- outing oloomnr-
l‘l‘lllll‘ ubilul lhoy im- selling tin-ll but
for at high prluw m unitv up Mlflltl
tilt) and discolor that tho lit'ill public
lulu rot-«mulled the vlrltw of tht- mun»
|lil' tho) ilftt’l‘ but-n Nl‘liillfl.~~3tll’ilifl-
livid Union.
“-0”
’i‘ltoro in of louht hillllt' rtmnolullon
in tho furl that rnrh lllt‘illi wintrr'u
in delightful uprlng ~~\\‘ntorbnry
pubiicnn.
-4-
Mallorlo Gould lll‘l’it’l‘l an Amwlrnu
huulmnd to n tilled forolnnvr. iloo'ruy
for Mnriorln Rho muni "lurk book“
it promotion or two to have ns much
urban or that. Konnnlwr .lnuruul
”9——
ilurry Thow‘» forlunr bun boon my
on up and hr lli now ndiuduod to in»
ilililllllilli. 1‘th moral tirurnaruto in
finding thul murdhr ill on rxpt-unlvo
punllmr. liurlford Timon,
M..-
ii in ft nrrul luyllirry why iht- umnil
imy who butt-u inking bulbs no much
hnn lhl- unquourhnbiv drum» for thin
ii'l‘. ”Mormon .lonrnnl,
.. WM.“ M...” ”Hm”...
SAWNM OF IAOII.
Light mlndn or» plrsml with lrlllm.
“livid.
»
mm but till tomorrow to hr with.
annm’UiIti.
W
Nothing can no produrod out of both.
4s
[A
illilli illilllil '
day “1- puns brtnnn on our day riouor;
lid1
The Buntinol lwlil‘lls mod to recolvci
letters for
under ii to it
thc- point communinllltlon. tut u to
pro intuition. curries more wot ht and don-l,
viciiml thitn a. length at” doom n “which they
argument is not can a do
moat omphotlcnlly diligent“ brevity. onc-
winded articles. w are obit arve are
the last to here AM are many time;
Molded Illoxothor. ‘ . .
CARiNG FOR THE TRIED.
'l‘o tho Readers of The ”Sentinel:
All a representative of the largest
tree and forest expert firm in the
country. i believe it my duty to lay
before the cltiltenn of the Twin Cities
the necessity of caring for their shade
trees.
As out.I hurries or strolls up and
down our ulrcelo nod avenues he can-
not help but notice the ntumpa. cnvla
ties tutti lurgo (loud limbs which greet
him on every side.
There conditional! allowed to con-
tinue will in a few yearn make our
city a troeicns town. in some canon
the amount of dead wood in no great
he to oudnngor like and limb. which
may result. in lawsuits uzulnat the
town. ‘ ’
Real estate values are. much amulet
in places which have fine uhude trees.
A luminous man in pnnaiug through a
town nlwnyn noticed the uhade freon.
Touring parties will go out of their
way to go through it well shaded are
our or nlroet.
in runny of our Now England towns
llw mnunlncont trees are polnlod to
with pride and compared with the old
and influential fnm‘ilieu.
This question now urine». llow onu
wr romndy these conditional First.
by taking out all the timid mutter nnd
removing the limbs and slumps claim
to tho mutour of the tree. no that til?
now limit can rapidly heal over the
wound». All carillon should he riotin-
cd lhomughly. lrontod with untimptlc
and filird with romcul ill ouch it way
that the bark will (you Nor tho rib
maul, spilling tho wound hnrmclicully,
(Yrotrhor should also be thoroughly
oxnminod.
Another very important factor in tho
mutter of spraying. i'lwry true nhould
ht- upruyod thoroughly cvrry your.
'l‘houunndn of t'ifilti mo stripped ouch
your. humour that new not uprnwd
or uprnyrd thoroughly
'l‘hmw abort! mentioned factors, with
oxporl workman and enthuuinutlr rill.
zvuu will omits: the Twin (‘itlos our of
"lt‘ moi-t bountiful loculillrn in tho
tunic.
by
A Rl'TlifiE CITIZEN.
PLACE TARiFF ON EXPORTS.
.innunry 2.1, lull).
Editor South an‘ualit Sunlim‘ti:
rill: l-Ivl-ryiuulr in compfltnlug
ubnut the high pltrt-n of food. What in
tho mulls-r with lowing a conulltution-
oi nonunion-m in pvrmit l-xmri lnrlffio
uud thou put it Kllfl'll ”port tariff on
oil grains and prorinionu'.’ ’l‘bon than
would lump at home for our own proplo
m“... biliionu of mono: of tho-hr lhlnlra
which in: now lll‘ild abroad to food
forol‘moru, whllv up aw in dunmr of
going without at homo ll bun poll
born dlucowml tbul litililt‘ Aillttfli'llilll
urn nl‘iiill' food utuifu rllrtlpor abroad
than they on- at homo. Why mddlo
limit? [would with a protective tariff on
ll'luiiifljl without at tho liilfllt' limp rod
tiling on poor rltllntlmt‘rn with it our.
.t‘outmudlnu thrift on «xplirin? Why
should wo lw Cunttmlied to buy fmd
of the Amorirnn pnrulnrer. humour of
tho unporl infill. unlm tho Atuhrlrtin
produrrr h» rollipolbld to null to no
lit-churn of no orpori “rill? illu't ibu
hiuh priro of food lurxoiy doc to food
hillbill'ill'.’ if an «worm thrift outdo it
loud popular in mint‘ nurh a {rt-oi our
pin» of whom. lwnf nod lfilrli that not
mail u lot of it almiild. would not more
poopir ruhw hum-r. rim sud milk. and
no ninllv tin-hr thin” rill-up"
What do our dominion. profound-u
and olhvr local loomed ohm: lbinlt of
thin proposition to lnrllf hilhli‘in?
Ninlit‘iitl‘l‘llWlleliitll.
n..—
SOUTH MAlN OTRIIT DllTv.
Editor of Bottlintti:
Isn't thorr uolltuthinl you can «to to
awaken tho «trout rommluulonnr to it
whim of hits mulmliblllty? l huvo
lived in'tiouth Main lii‘t‘tlt twenty.
ulna your». and msr tum l own it
in such an ltbmluloly lilthy rohdilion.
Yon him nom- good work for civic
lmnly and h hi on right. but clean
strum arc and more importnnl slut
conducivo to built. At promt lhsy
l
’ 4*
Like (the pendulum of a grout elock. with;
at YEARS or nnncnnnmsiuo
$25, 000 Worth
We print below a partial list. The hundreds that
Night Gowns
Women's Night (towns. of good quality Mus-
lin; rogulurly cold of bile. Sale price .....
39c
Children’s Drawers
Made of good quality Muslin new: from 2
to in years; regular prices range from
ltlr to our.
.f‘f‘l‘f 10c, 15c and 19c
Wallis
l
Threw urn tht- Wuirlu that go like hot cotton lllurk
' null Whllr Shepherd t‘horkn. Domain 9
\VMMH; wuuhlr price Mr. Solo pried. 4 0
Sheets
Tho famous “lllnlr” Shoots. full alto;
lnrly hold at (not- each
prlrrn pair
regu-
Sillt‘ price ........
Limit 6 to a customer
Table Damask
33c
on end Oil—n0 stops, no testing by the wayside. IT‘ S
THE MOST WONDERFUL VALUE GIVING EVENT IN THE ANNALS OF OUR
To tell the story briefly, it means
of Clean, New,
Staple Dry Goods.
Offered at About a Third Below Market Value
The public are appreciative—they know good things. That’s why this sale has been such a mar-
velous success.
‘ t. All“.
Tomorrow, NextDay and Day After ‘
Everything on Sale Here in -Full and Plenty
are not printed are equally as Big Bargains.
.Women’s Sweaters
At Less Than the Codi of the Yam
One. hundred Sweaters. that we sold at $2. $3 and 85;
these pro odd garments. no two alike. 1 49
Tomorrow you can take your pick at. .
This is surely a great bargain
Children’s Sleeping
Garments ‘
(’hlldrl-u's Outing Flannel and Ribbed
Sim-ping Garments; regularly sold at 25c.
Sull- price ..............................
Fleeced
19c
Petticoats
Withholdi- Striped Seersucker Petticoats.
flood t'xtlc Value. Sale price ..............
29c
Gloves
Women's and Children's Gloves that
sold all season at 26c. Sale price.
12 1-20
Ties
\inn'n Futil‘~lll iiund Srnrfh. rog-
ulnrly hold at Thu rlnlt- priru
i2 l-2c ea.
Val. Lace
ltllhl yards of Vi‘llmlt nod (lormnn \‘nl. Littl‘. b‘gl
luthrn wido. union» Illitiifillll. reunion 4c yd!
l and the walnut hitsll- price ..........
All i.llll'll, (ll-rhino lllnitt‘. coil finish. protly
tlt‘niklih. rl'Rliifll‘ :iiu- quality Sub- 380 d.
nir- , .. ................
__7 - Y Basement Dept.
:l‘qnnrl FANCY GLASS WATER l’i'i‘t‘liBllS, good
l imitation out glues; usually 290 und 33c. 19
anne S Sole prion .............................. 0
though» (town tinting Flannel. iif‘iii mndo. a l‘“r.5"_h‘1“ll"",:afiT A3‘MOXM' regular 100 6c
lnrno nnuorliuvui of rotors. utrlpru notirhurku; 5”" ”a” i" ” """""""""""""
n‘illtlllr ill and ”‘1 rhino-l. 7 l 2 d “OLD ili‘Tf‘li" t‘iACANSER, i-ih. package; 17
Sill” llt‘lt‘t‘ « » . ..... " C y o regularly 250. Shir prior- ............... c
j
M ’ d rw ar N kw
en s [in e e co ear
Mm letrv Linml uud lionl‘y uunwd to 35 2M 'l‘t’ttxovnns. slightly soiled. Salt 9
dorm-om: it'Klliitl‘ .lllr quality Sale prion. 0 prior ..................................... c
lill'l‘l‘ll (lhldntilt-l. dnlulily lrimuwd with lace
and embroidery; sulli regularly nt, 25m
llc
rut-h. Solo prirr .......................
Notions
l0 nrmuxos .................................. 3c
nunr’rr mun ............................ So we
rinnn'nom COLLAR surroura ........ 2c and
hr l-‘l-lAiii. urr'rous, all filled ............. ac aux
wt- ilrl.t)NG HOOKS AND urns ........... 7:: card
24.511. plurrn uxoutsu TAPE ....... . .......... tic
PUTNAM PlNOOHLI rounudv.” "
m
Anothsr Round Played Loot Night st
Prsnltiin um! House.
Auolhcr round of tho company vino
chin tournament of nutrition lion Cour the """m‘ Club
pan: with pinyin! lion night. Tim stand-
in; of tho blunt-ll in now all ‘lvnn be
low. The out reunion will hr hold on
'i‘hurnduy droning.
in Wall flirt.
Anothor of tho
with amt.
"lilo" norm 3
with m. follow:
'” nonWMIK automation
Another Tournmsnl Held at Gull-ls»
murmured" who ho d but Month: at
worn in um and it delllhtful evening
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mind all the mom ,
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