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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 28, 1910 · page 4

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- ""“T'” .
,M'I'yor Gaynor of New York. seems
. in accord with Governor Hughes
.. public questions. 0f the ninety
Wan special bills effecting New York
slim passed by the Legislature. and
' t to Mayor Gaynor. forty were ve
by him and fifty-seven were up:

,, ved. 'No bill vetoed by the mayor
'was re-passed by the legislature. and
All except two at those which he an
raved were approved by Governor
Hughes.

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When the traffic omcer is under the
*w Washington street bridge. vehicle driv-
ers observe the traffic regulations to
the letter. When he isn't entirely too
many drivers show a disposition not to
obey the rides—all of which goes to
prove that there are a lot oi people
in this world who are disposed to do
as they please irrespective pi rules

. and regulations. even if the latter are
designed for the good of all persons
concerned.

 

Cuba is getting quite in line with
the civilization exemplified in some
section or the States. Yesterday a
Cuban congressman tried to shoot a'
newspaper editor. The shot tired. how.
our, missed its mark, which is quite
a diiierent outcome than was the case
of two victims in the States—~the late
Senator Carmacli. 0! Tennessee. and
the late Mr. Gonzales. of Columbia.
B. C.

 

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Not a low people will be skeptical
.of the Justice of the law in the event
of young Charlton being shunted into
an asylum before the public is sails.
llod that he is really crazy. though the
committing of murder is. to some peo-
ple’s way of thinking. first class evi-
dence of unsound mentality.

. .__._.._.,...._.....
The heart of the. sporting fraternity

is beginning to heat like a trip ham-
mer. for next Monday will decide the
world's puglllsilc championship. it
must he confessed, nevertheless, that
the interest of the general public has
been very much on the wane (or u
number of weeks.

.m-........

From various parts or the country
continue to roll in the accounts of
deaths from autmnohllc "accidents."
most of which “accidents" would not
have occurred with a display of even
the rudiments oi common sense.
.mwm.

It you want to more fully appreciate
, the advantaged oi living alongside the
salt water this weather. interview

lame of your irinndu who live back a
»‘ iew miles into the interior.

M.M.W....-
books as it the present pile of oys-

» tor ehells on the Washinigon street
.llridxe is the last one that will grace—v-
pr dislracowthat structure.

.. m........ m-.. ...
g , There seems to be a question as to
willie will run the poor house. Most

‘ oi us are more concerned about keep
. all» out of It.

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. Nero ilddled while Rome burned.
‘ Ukcwius, the selectmon are happy
, while the town roads are going to
If pieces.

 

 

 

 

Wmutpumi—w
_ it spmars even this early that there
is going to be a decidedly interaction
political campaign city-wise this fall.

 

man.- u.

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No one has a hankering to live in
tile big city than? days.

 

MW
Only three more days for June
Muss.

 

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NOMWTIRV.
titles of the battling mysteries oi
period the coolness otsouhv
Mir sis is toward the realest

 

 
 

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spun we} why people should am

i burned the ruins.
tinned to reach the bodies.

‘ Clark’s

H: astral-day. «tenant in".

 
 
 

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in; to $500
Thirtytwo man who had been im-

11's., mine’ lost their lives when denies
Morts- -wers con

W
TEN YEA!“ AGO TODAY.

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Thursday. June 20. 1900.

 

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‘ The corner stone for Senator W. A.
$7. 000 .000 mansion in New
York was laid
’i‘wo italisn section hands were kill
ed by a until at Milford
nightingale-m the Consolidated
ltsilroad’ a station at Berlin, and killed

a boy at Hartford. ,

Miss Harriet Frances McVeigh ind

Gustave E. Kocour were married.

_ RiGH‘l’ 70 THE POINT.

. A Harvard professor sale that but-
terniilk and kisses are both harmless.
That's good. We are iond oi both.--
Havcrhlll Gillette.

 

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lt costs our railroads about a million
dollars a day for the single item oi
fuel. and a quarter of that is said to be
wasted. increased economy in this re.
spect might be made to beer a good
part or the burden which is to be shitt-
ed to increased rates.-——Waii Street
Journal.

—-O—-»
in New York a marriage license
costs ti and a dog license 32. Well.
the man secures possession or the dos
for a year at leash—Boston Herald.

.9.
Former Representative Powers says

it is not possible to stay in congress
and keep a good moral character. He
ought to know. He stayed more a
long time—Washington Times.

~4—
Coliege professors make pour con-
gressmen. Speaker Cannon says. Any
one who does his own thinking makes
a poor congressman. according to the
Cannon viewpoint.~l(anaas City star.

--O~
Now that Mr. Roosevelt has return
ed. maybe we shall have some light
thrown upon the disappearance of all
those millions oi Lincoln pennies-—
Rochester Herald.

"Big Tim" Sullivan jumps from the
"Passion Play" at Oberammergau to
the prize fight at Reno.—-Meriden Jour-
nal.

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College graduates are now going
home in Pullman can by the thou-
sands to begin the great problem oi .
trying to earn a street-car iaro.-~hlow
York Press.

—-+—

Bowdoin college yesterday granted
the degree oi ill. 1). to Commander
Peary, who reached the pole. and that
of A. M. to Professor McMillan. who
stopped somewhat short of the goal. if
these honors are to be graded by
statute miles. why not, give Dr. Cook
the decree of A. 8. (or xoing at least
twu sleeps from the land. over the
Arctic loch—Providence Journal.

W
scrutinise mils

ONAPPY ADVERTICING IV JEROIY
“voles emit.

An ably managed savings bank had
grown naturally—aim deposits increas-
ed in regular percentage each your.

The old style notices in the newspa-
pers‘snnouncing payment oi dividends,
standing cards giving eminent list oi
Directors. reports of financial condi-
tion.atc., were triad; but their adver-
tising ended right there—dust before
it commenced. it might be said.

But about two years ago, the board
oi managers decided to test real ad~
vertisiag. .

. Norwallr' population was nine as“
twill). an increase at 3.144 iii ten

Asiiaht the in the counts at Meeker I . -
Brothers’ laundry did dsmaos amount-

primed by explosion in the Dunbar.

 

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unless HAYLOFT‘ overcoat»

Matter of Holding a share Dinnlr Lott
With Iptclal Contmlttss.

linens Hayloit. l. O. R. M.. oi
this city, elected ofilcers last evening
and talked up a shore dinner. ilust
where the dinner will he held has not
yet been dooldoii. but it will be either
do the reef oi Red Mona Hell. in
Washingttm street or in the woods.
The dual decision has. been left with
the committee appointed last evening
toiymako the arrangements, and con-
sisting of William Miller, l-lsrry. w.
Mather and John ll. Gallagher.

The oiiiccrs elected last evening
were:

Past Chief likymaker—u'l‘homas
ltobins.

Chief "whisker—«William Miller.
Assistant Chic: “smasher—«Otto
bindstrom.

Ovorseorwll. J. Thomas.

The installation will occur on Mon-
day evening, July lith. and will be
conducted by Deputy M. Gordon. of
Bridgeport.

 

it your eyes blur and you seem to be
trying to see through a mist it is time
to thlnimi leases. That la the advice
given by 'I‘ enter. the Stamford opti
clan He will have your eyes exam‘

ined by a trained eye physician tree.
see adv.

with calls to inc

‘ go without heat.

 

l7 WALL OTRI

bad leaks or tor use on old or poor
as“0entnry Compound.”

lag in the Stamford Court. April

£233"
sun-"or" ml 3n%°$m"m

mud. ”insulin” or club ems chi-u-

w. $5306!" in flaw lets. m
cm”... . m

Century Compound

Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs

But the preparation called "Nevsriaslx" is not suitable tor stobnl“! ’

The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction hoar-

Ws oiier the Century Compound at We can GALLON and goat»
antes all roofing work ior three years.

The Century Roofing & Manufsdturing Co.

.8 WAlHlNflTON .‘l RIIT.

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mwské‘fll. til i ’

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Milli Ilfll

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Lodge Entertainer! and 0mm
Elected.

Last evening the Lady Washington
Dodge No. 21. Shepherds of Bothie
hem, held their election of ofilcera ion
the ensuing term. The aliair was held
in their hall in Wall street. and the
evening waster the most part taken
up with dancing and slnaing. 'i‘he
Westport lodge. lady Falmorton. sent
a delegation oi members over and all
report a fine time. The ofilccrs elect-
ed were th following:

Commander—Charles 1". Garfield.

Vice-Oommander-Mrs. Bninson.

Mlll‘illldl‘r-Mfl. Albert Buttery.

Chaplaianrs. Thomas Northrop.

Master at cementum—Joseph Whip
ley

inside (luard-—liiss Laure Lincoln.

Outside Gustd——Mre E. Lincoln.

Delegatew-Mrs. Bmthcrton.

Alternate-«Mrs. Marshall

Trustee ior eighteen monthsu-Greg
ory lskivan.

 

Vacation shoes for every occasion
will be iound at Glovers. {lee prices
in the adv

Herman 8. Jacobs. oiltoion Point.
has purchased the buy road horse of
Thomas Vernon. oi Norwaik.

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For Cold Weather While it 9 Warm

At the beginning at the Furnace Seamm we are rushed

nd grates. overlook furnaces. inrnish

new parts, etc. Consequently some one has to wait and

Now that the tires are out. let us fix

up for next season

The Jones 8: Hotclslsias Co.

at ibpnwats. com

 
 
 

roots and not as isstingor durable

 
 
 

ll. 1910.

 
 
 

 

.UNlTED GROCERY CO.

20 NORTH MAIN OTRIIT.

PHONI l“.

 

 

We have a Physician. who is s

. YOU! Gilli.

 

The first few advertisements.
brought no merited increase in dspost
its. but after a short time more new
accounts came each woeit. The busi-
ness did outgrow by leaps and bounds

distant.
Today the percentage at now do"
postitors gained during» the two years
shows a "washable mwth.‘
This was accomplished .by simply

tailing in an my conversational, bonsai

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money.
And institutional. ,

lives in the ‘ists ”in this bani:
me so assailant showins. The city

a

has many Industries. and although

mounds were throw out oi employ-

 

partials WI policy-whose

= . advossoy‘ would be alert

lull! tan lit“ W ”Wins:

but that was a gradual increase. Just“ ”‘
‘shbtigh to create a slight ripple oi os-l

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Warmth

a‘snavarhoiorslil

rmmy” seem. more stuns. n
«mum-nor hum-ail W n has

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NO CHARGE FOR MANINA‘I‘ ON.

THAMER 3W
. Optician Open Monday a ”iambic”

 

ENJOY rusamntous recurs .

25c COFFEE

If Your Eyes Blur

it you are trying to m as
throuah a mist it is time to
think of glasses. Thinking pso-
pls think oi us at that time, as
we re experts in that line oi
wor .

Skillotl In dBpocmlll. to stamina

87 AMNTIG SQUARE

 

 

 

its you will

0“ l." Oil? “Mr

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ii

is. m a no
moduli. divslta’

 
 
 

 

Delegation From Lady Palmetto» ‘

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

limo.
Camp or

with

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. You and than at home this summer. Better buy now while prices are so extremely low. TOMOR-
low it YOUR OPPORTUNITY. '

Refrigerator

Made of s,tecl nice.
ly painted, lined with
mineral wool. fitted

v4
it

THE 3ANITARY. CRYSTAL cuss
Ice Cream Freezer

Freezes
cream and,

nickel plated in! Without

 

 

 

 

Mallets of neat design.
lets painted and st ped.
stakes. heavy galvanized arches.

8-ball acts. usually $1. 35..

day .. .. .
4-bail sets. usually 79c.
allay ......

c... .i.

l. .n.

Galvanized Water Pots

Heavily galvanised. with long spout.

8 can also. usually 45c.
y . ....................

ro-quart also. usually 49c.- Wednes-

day ..... . ...........

balls, handles and mal-
Two large fancy

'Wednes- 98c

Wednes-

 

‘iaucet; regular price 33:”; 811:,
89-75- sanitary and
Wednesday clean. If peo-
le 5 h o u l (1
our what
into or-
inary it: e
c r e a m and
t h e condl~
r 0 u e t .et 8 tiona under
which it is
m a d e and
"Old kept, t h c y '
Wood W9ulld h cer-
. , tain y c cost:
5:; to make their
Sets own or insist
that it be
made by a ,

Crystal Ice Cream Freezer. Simple to operate
«—has no daahcr or other pails to keep clean.

bquart size, ”regularly $1.25.” Wed-
nesdav ~94C

...........

530 Refrig-

erators

 

Wednes- '
McKee Rein -
....... 32c orator Com:-
37 pany's make-—
...... C the cheapest
and best hard-

 

‘Lawn Mowers

it‘lnhh "Climax” Lawn Mowers. high three

blades. sell sharpening; u
value 82.50. Wednesday ..

wood Refriger-
ator on the
market. “Rival"
seasoned hard.
wood. round
corners. highly

anal

..--

$1.89

 

'Wesh Boilers

No. 9 oblong. heavy tin. copper bottom Boil-
ers. stationary wood handles; reg

price 31.39 Wednesday.

polished. ol-
den oak finish.
Galvanized lin-
ed, filled with charcoal sheathing.

No. I also (ice capacity 40 pounds);

 

......

980

 

Flour Canisters

es-lb. Flour Canisters. nicely
oiled “Flour” usually 59c.
nesdsy . . . . .. . .......

w
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catalogue price $13.15 Our

price .......... . . ........ ..,$5 29
No. 2 size (ice capacity 50 pounds) ,

catalogue price $17.10. Our

price ...................... H,“ 29

No. 5 size (ice capacity 135 pounds);

jspsnned. sten-

‘M 390

 

Toilet. Stands

Heavy Steel Toilet Stands,
bowl and pitcher. soap dish
plain white. oak or maroon:

L35. Wednesday .......

catalogue price 832. go. Our
...... . ........... $12 93
“Regent Opalitc." department style. genuine

porcelain lined; catalogue $17 98

complete with
still towel rack;

T’.‘.“.‘.‘?’.’ 890

 

 

Galvanized Oil Cans

s.l also. with spout; regularly use.

price $47. 97. Our price.
Old Dutch Cleanser
Wednes- .170

 

44:; packagerususlly 25c.

140

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Attica commenced Against Mn. Ills
L. Hoyt. of Stamina.

The property of Mrs. little ’1. Hoyt. at
Standard. at Pine tactics. has been at-
iacllsd and she has basil summoned to
appear with lira. Moose A. Austen.
oi burl-in. the norm .at the lion
wall: Town court on lessened slow
day in July. to answer to the charges
of the town tor unpaid tam

The writ is made up oi three dliiso
out counts and the attachment papers
won served as were the so emotions.
by Deputy limos Thotuss a. Molly.
oiitorwai ii. 'l'hstaassouthspropsn

have not been psld since im. with.

t s execution at one year. and tits

givii action is to recover themes!
us.

her all
1,008?!“ Will sullen”
hatmplsdéths Pinsgslasmsb
ttl'lssll‘oiat.

 

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Phone
449

4th of JULY SPECIALS

We hive everything to eat sod drink hot this stateside at prices that,
are pleasing to mini buyers. Why not let us serve you?

 

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Nationalllseult cola Isl-nos! limit. pimp.
”rammladsdauyiiisgiaaa .. ilf
tutors Buttonwood

guuulslssuess.vuus 37’.

new twins cm was.......... 7
Iii-ill
omits: his. mm mm use Mr leverages at New Ysrll ,

 

 

“All!“ Willi“ NR Luncheon

rum is one miter thins about some modern acidosis sonnet asap .
the property. that. at it the do- ill: 1'an chests. import carding," ml was.“
: um obtains “ego y y lg: tag-l m as l'hsasastor «stump Paste. ohm. Jana.“ sis;

lily. Hater Gray’s tlbulnsy. (iii a
sssss lea muse. ranch llamas. W m
“Olives and my other nine thing-ion

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IIOIKTAI KNOX'U VAOAYION.

 

mementos June we

of it“. and “is. lines it! film

to thaw Washlnsinn tom tor 9!le

titanium.

_mswmmn thsvwille

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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