51. eagerness ETT.T utiv Committee" 83! teem. ikol’residons Vice-p 13%?) chat” mflfi' nrno. secretary by tho Georgia legislature, and 5 ‘5 _ 5 out the law to the letter! By a "yeti st 118 to a that state legisla- ' . matted a bill specifying that “any- preeentlnx a person. iirm or cor» _ ration for or against legislation" 3 enlist register his name and that of his *eiastoyer and'desixnete the bill be is alternated in. Violation is made a 1’.“ felony. In the debate charges were . made relative to lobbyists "l here ”soon representatives of special inter— eats all on the floor of this house while 5 veteswem being taken on measures ‘ they were interested in." said Rent-e» sgntstive Hull. "Msielntors have 5- been influenced and controlled by paid «idols sent here to work on them. ! “Vomit both branches or this lexia- term controlled absolutely by these lobbyists." " Odinmentine on the condition in the ’ Connecticut ieziaiature. the New Bri- tain Herald says: 5 “We do not think they have seen anything in the Atlanta state house that wee not equalled during the utili- ties excitement at Hartford last sum- nor." W THE N‘W OYSTER LAWO. The oyster planters and handlers ot “Connecticut are entirely whites to obey the laws made to regulate their business if they can know definitely what those laws require. There to considerable feeling, of uncertainty concerning "the letter of the law" as it will be iinaliy applied along our coast and that retards the making of future engagements. The Fishing Gazette W. Y.). commenting on this topic encourasee the oyster dealers to be- lieve that all will yet be we... as fol- toes: The oyster dealers are at see over the prospects tor the coming season. They do not know how they stand. as a result of the new regulations. This la having a tendency to restrain bond- iors of oysters from making contracts tor await. packages. etc. We feel quite sure that. as the season approaches. . the atmosphere will change and everyone will adapt themselves to the conditions. which will not be an un- certain as the dealers anticipate. METROPOLITAN JOURNALIIM. A first class illustration of the kind of news served up to the people at The Norwalks by the emailed New York eveninl newspapers was furnished yesterday by the attempt on the life of Mayor Gaynor. The news was but- letliiod by the Sentinel below to o’clock. but the New York Evening Journal marked “Eighth Edition Ex- , Ira" and the New York Evening World, , 5 marked "Noon Edition." contained not 5 'a word about the tragic event. in- ” deed, in the "ldiallth Edition Extra" of the Journal it was announced "The mayor sailed for Europe today on the “In!" Wilhelm tier tlrcsae." ,. F.-.-.......... TIN YIAIII AGO TODAY Friday. August to. 1900. ' The discovery was made that a sub- fiahlne boat was being secretely con- bted on Mars island, Stamford. and ' t ferocious does were on guard to rant strangers intruding there. if. and lira. Harry l'eoper pur- the Walter C. Quintartl propel-a kit the corner of South Mule and ‘ h streets and planned to erect tory brick block. rltsottumoas. the runner heavy t‘ilhatnpien. decisively defeated , RIGHT TO ‘THI POINT W " militias cissreis, if she does ‘ halted it we believe it is an» «a... first, jibe “ministration on the iron t5brn I' out his term of once-«Bridseport Tel e not tailt million. he must have a lone- atom-Republican. . how that John D. Rockefeller ta ta- king whisky baths. we expect to see . Cbsncolor Day come out as a red-hot anti-prombitionist.--8pringttetd Union. -—O«- , The private railroad car that man aler ll‘rohman needed in his business and has Just bought contains only three compartments, dining room. It- brsry and bedroom. Why not also a room in which to try out new plays? mileston Herald. +- 'l‘he young king of Portugal is said to be unable to find a royal princess Who is willing to share a throne liable to be blown up or toppled over any mo- ment. The princesses cannot be blam» ed for not taking such risks, but an mliaitimore American. ~6— Not only the way a man laughs, but the thing he laughs at. determines what he is. ldvery laugh abowa'fortb a certain rhythm and harmony of re- verberation that clearly illustrates the Lake Tribune. —-O——- it may happily develop that Johnson not only knocked out .let'fries, but the whole institution of prize fighting- Omaha Bee. _...‘.. it is barely [MilIHIIIIll that Governor (illicit is trying to win the Nobel peace prise for 1910.—-—(’)mobe World- Herald. -—O—- 5 A man forgets his good luck neat day. but remembers hie bad luck un til neat yoir.-~Atohison Globe. ~0— The pretender to the throne of Spain is in the game once more. but hasn't crossed the frontier. Writing malli‘eatos from across the border is gentle exercise, in which he does not imperil hie neck.~-liridsoport Tele- gram. W“... HOSPITAL! le INCL Bids will Be Opened soon for Drew- otora’ Norwich Structure. Plans have been completed and are being figured for three new buildings at the Norwich state hospital for the Insane. The hide will be submitted to a meeting of the board of trustees to be held next week when it is probable the contracts will be awarded. The new buildings are the house for the members of the staff at the institution and two nuraee' cottages. The staff house will be located to the front and south oi the central walk leading to the administration buildins in a correspondinx position to the an. purintondont‘e residence. which to north or that walk. The nurses‘ cot- tage will be located east of the high way i'rom Norwich to Pounclanuck and also rust of the Norwich and Westerly tracks and slightly north of the railway elation. There will be two voltages, each providing for )5 human and thus stir. in: accommodations for :ltl women nurses. They will be about it) lost square. of two stories each. in the staff house there will be a living room for the stall. a saturate living room for the assistant superin- tondont. a reception room, dinlns room, serving room. pantry and kitch- on on the tint floor. There will be six sleeping rooms and three baili- rooms on the second floor and two sleeping rooms and one built on the third. This will be about 60x30. or a typo similar to the superintendent‘s residence. and three stories in height. All the buildings will probably be STATE IU I LD- ’ constructed of terra colts blocks with spatter dash coat of cement on the outside and the finish applied directly on the inside. There will be ruin- i'orced concrete lintele tor windows and doors. The Work which in in progress at the present time is bolus liliililtid alone rapidly. All the doors in the south Word 0 have been poured and the brickwork is up on that they are about to set the roof trends. in north Ward C the brickwork is up two stories and the first door of Millie. otter six rounds of very. reinforced concrete has been poured Milne. at Madison liquors (tar. and the mend floor will be poured today viitlt the third floor roody ibr pouring in a week. in the north Ward 1) the brickwork is up in the sass-t our, hour; and do not approve or late lens the inclines are “I m is? m M work MIN“ fill? The subway to “tilt: and into-hall «one» from ‘seefflt Wild '6 be lilac arrives at a static where he can- ’ some reeling indeed. ~Bcranton 'l‘ele~ ‘ American girl would show more pluck. 5 material in the sounding hoard.-~8slt ‘ dilapidated train the hosiesasbuthsraandiir. inne- moat subway to the south Wsril l) mmmowntute thence TakesTflIS off, Your Mind Norwelk. Conn, July 32. To the'lleailnn a Plumbing (To. Gentlemen: Iktrink the winter of lilOMli i used 82th worth of coal to beat my nix ap tinent house nainsabolier of well known matte This i changed for n 8 ocean lloller and used it during the winter of little to and my entire cost bill was alibi. making a net “Hit“ of still You may use this statement in any way you care to Yours truly. HARRY \i'. MATIIER. W Norwalk. (Bonn. July 33. '10. Mr. Frank 1. Jones. Hosting it f'iutnhine (To, Norwalk. t‘onn. Dear Sir: The Hpenrer [letter which you placed in the Sentinel Bulld- lnt; last fall alive on complete astislsciion in every way Oar coal bill was onebslf of what it had been the preceding seasons You may use this in any way you like. Very truly ytmre. .lMIlslri GOLDEN. I'mtr. itxenine Sentinel. The Heating and Plumbing Co. FRANK l. JONIO. General Manager. 23 Main IL. Norwalk. Conn. Double Pink Stamps Thursday, Aug. llth We will give Two Itampo for each ice purchase with all goods adopt Sugar, Wines and Liquors Dividend Day-«Stamps Free Bring your book in and receive to Clamps Free Thursday. August iitlt lo the day for Pink Stamp collects" to take advantage or these two liberal errors A. F. Beckmann & Co. I! AND 05 WAIHINOTON CT. IOUTH NOIWALK VERY Ill‘l‘ CRIAMIIY BUTTER. a pound ....... ............ue PURE LAID,epeund ...... ............... ........... ............ the FULL OIIAM OHIIBIJ pound ................................. .....ile EXTRA FIN! sees, a desert ........ .......... . .......... 26¢ OIANULATID IUGAI.28pouodsfot-................................li.36 GRANULATID GUGAI. in pounds ler.............. ..... ....... 31.00 DOMINO IUOAI. a boat ........ title The Great Am“ Company tat waomtverou or. on.“ «swam. ”Ill DILWIIY. Deliveries 8:30 a. in. and It“ 9. wt. TIL NO. ”I 80c - ~80c Pcaehos. Berries. Tomatoes. Sweet Corn. Squash. Mil. Sweet Pm “loll. Green Lima Beans. Gratin Palm and WM! UNITED GROCERY CO H NCITH NAIN .YIIl'I'. IRON! I“. mm _‘ moxie building has all been tannins. will lie at brick. The stskailtters are The brtokwerit to the toll heisht wot-hiss.“ the indirect radiators to than seen metered en the stadium the Wet of the‘ seminar and are stains m and the cam stirs no mikoussnwmmm "willie swath. _ From 2 Until 56 we'Clock' SA E From”?! Until 6 o’Clock DICE. OUR ITO!!! IS NO EXCEPTION. HAVE THE OPPORTNITV OF PURCHASING AT A 0ch and End Sale AFTER A VERY-GREAT GALE THERE IS BOUND TO BE A LOT OF MUSBED AND COILED MEICHAN- _ WE HAVE GATHERID TOGETHER EVERY BOILED OR‘ MUCGID ARTICLE AND PLACED THEM ON SPECIAL COUNTERS FOR EASY SELLING. THE LOTS All A GREAT MANY ARTICLES THAT A LITTLE WASHING WILL MAKE A8 GOOD AS NEW AND STILL ON ACCOUNT OF THEIR BEING SOILED OI M08860 FROM HANDLING. YOU AMONG GREAT SAVING Ladies’ Dresses Mode of plain mark lawn. also some pretty styles in lilaok and White Lawn; regu- lar t3.” and 33.50 values. Tomorrow Linen regularly sold Tomorrow .~‘ Outing Skirts Many different styles and nearly all sizes; at 88.98 and 83.50. .s ................ $2.79 Misses’ Dresses Sailor llt‘cuaca for Misses in (my and white and blue and white; regular ‘4 49 0 price 36.98. Tomorrow .. Wonderful Waist Values One lot oi Dainty Lingerie Wallis. with trim- ming of lace and embroidery. all silos; res uler 81.25 and 81.50 values. Tower. 870 24-inch Little and white; morrow Corset Covers Made of good quality Commie, a few lace trimmed, others with ruffle around top; about eixht down in the lot; regular 25c values. Tomorrow ............... lZ'éc Lisle Gloves Gloves. in black I,tsn grey Crash Toweling Remnants ol‘ llnhlearhed Crush Towellhs; value he yard. Tomorrow . ........... 16 oz. bottle regular 21c. 4c Tomorrow ............ Peroxide best grade Peroxide: 15c "o Dress tnngitams A large assortment of good desirable pat terns; our resular lasso quality 735° Tomorrow per yard .............. linn' Khlki rises: reg. the quality. Boy's Pants and White Panto. all Tomorrow. . . 19c O I Writing Paper 3'. sheets and :5 onr;eiopeo regular rulttt- Ibr box. Tomorrow Low neck and 10c Pants; 25(- value. Women’s Combination Suits sleeveless. lace trimmed Tomorrow ........ 19c Ledies’ Silk Gloves IAdios‘ driest: Stilt all colors; Tomorrow Gloves. extra quality; price Mr Mesh Bags German silver. medium else. full ring mesh, c|tlior long or short chain; regular ‘i‘omorrow 37c o I C White Suiting 1000 yards of White Linen Finished suiting, suitable for lediee' coat culls: rottulnr II c Ledloe’ rtmtlnr lilo prim IIlC yard. Tomorrow. per yard. pair for White Lawn labil yards of line quality White regularly sold at 12% yard. Children lawn, . 5' T0 ac Ladies’ 'l‘an Hale Hose, Hose since 8% quality. Tomorrow, ‘s "Blister Brown Belts" Colors black. red and brown. durable buckle. Tomorrow ................. lSc Pillow Cases Full also hemmed l’illow t‘aoos. ell bleached. linen itniah; 12ch quality. Tomorrow full 9c The kind with sold loss than Pompadour Hair Rolls combs attached; never the. Tomorrow ...... 160 , ,.....~.. ... ._, n... we...» m... m... e “WV 3a.»...w, , , «aw; nitsl last year. has joined the. staff. and Dr. Kobe. who spent the pest rear to the Metropolitan hospital in New York has also ioiaed the stair. fir. liarry idiaspansh is now serving as the interns at the institution. The tire department at the hospital had its tit-at call on Thursday mom in. and did excellent service. At «Iii a in. Iichsei illiilivon. better at the hospital. who was at his work. die coveted that the construction shed was ears. in the kitchen were the socks and they save the alarm and the hospital employees responded molly. putting out the bless in In” AU ’0. ’0 “dint“. Till “a“ or Y”. m Wfl‘r. mm‘n. h“. III. III. II Elm. I'M" TRIM m M metttmmleium in... mflwwutnsemtumm tosayinre shodthoteoladftbsuatpeatsrom lintmhodaethi soettteeutstlsseewnm ill cariood and a belt at cement were stored in the buildlnk. iiome oi that on the top and bottom balms wet and called up. spoiling it. but other- wise the damue was slight. OONFCICNCI AT OYC‘I‘KI IAY. New York lute Politics Discussed by Mrs Roosevelt and demo Gillies . i-loldocs. OYI'IIUR BAY. Ans. itiniiltkth MOB. Jib. Oldfield!“ at ”I. PO" 0' New Writ. who came. to Oyster liar with Theodm‘ moral. yesterday. loll for New York this mercies. With am liones- a E?” salesman: maria nests-s “:"U Roosevelt administration. and illitern Pinchot. do chief thruster. are es- pectod at more Hill today. sin thoulll Gui. Roosevelt said he did not know positively that they would be here. Mr. Pincbot has just returned from a trip from coast to coast and probably will «port to col. Roosevelt on the politleol observations which he has made. kfr. Garfield is going to attache colonel about the situation to Colonel Roosevelt would not discuss the visit or collector web. After the departure" of tir. with had been die-a ceased. rattled that there was. nothing which e could say about the conference at presents and would set even adtnit that politics had been eon- cita was bassist mum. oi Nov um. PINIB NUNTII “0. WWW Vilma” b ill! GI t slam milestone! the ttsn integrand hits
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