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seemrv’ horrors
unsettle oinscroav.
hp as no.1 am an.
. ill irslionio :lllldln‘yiotllll
ma monthw-July and August sx~
& . ~42. alo'cloclr. All
sorts cordially invited. 'I-liohsotl
Cole, W. M. Robert is. Wilcox.
Foam", NO. as. a. A. M.
’ sin street. 2d and 1th Tuesdays at
, month—«July and August sir
toehhd~at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
aliens cordially invited. William H.
Milo. ‘ H. P. Robert M. Wilcdx.
noeanr u. wu.eox. scar.
F
‘ [season raou rue CHAIR.
, irmun Hill spoke of William H.
ast evening’as the right man in
r ht place,‘ says the Hartford
MittCAllother instance of the right
., is the right place is E. ‘J. Hill
{innit in the chair of the Connecti-
Rspublican state convention of
.‘ He is far and away the strong-
$9. most capable, hard-working and
till 9 member or the state's delega-
jin’ “Congress. ”no fitted into the
conditions and requirements of a
itical time in our politics as no one
else could have done. it the year has
ll “cod such another convention
_ Ho apposite and compact.
frank and cogent, practical and sensi-
, hie—we'd like ‘ to know when and
. ~11 where. if theillepuhiican congression-
flé'ai campaign committee do not make
‘ "haste to plaster the doubtful districts
"with copies of this Hill speech, it will
he an additional proof that those
gentlemen are not on their job.
, ‘ The congressmsn‘s statement of the
3 material results of Republican admln~
" istration in Connecticut is striking and
convincing; we don't see how it could
he hettered. ills hearty indorsemenl
of the proposed public~utiiities com-
mission will he noted. as will be also
his suggestion that the state election
be permanently divorced from the
presidential and congressional elel-o
lion. Not less admirable than his
treatment of Connecticut affairs is
his terse recital of the things achieved
for the people's welfare in the first
year and a half of President Taft. it's
, a1reeord to which the as»... of the vol-
ere cannot be too frequently recalled
When Mr. iiill comes to speak 0
the tariff he is at borne; he speak:
with the authority of full and ease.
knowledge. As a member-— one of in.
two New England members—«it ihr
House's ways and means committee,
he was at work on the revision long
before the opening day of the extra
ordinary session. He assisted in the
preparation of the Payne bill at every
stage. "As it left the House." he ears
of the bill, “it was an hourly a fair and
honorable compliance with the plni~
form promise as could be made by
mortal man in the time allowed to do
the work. it was a long step in the
. i‘lght direction and one which the
. American people never will permit to
be , retraced, and William H. Tall
and Serene E. Payne are entitled to
lull credit for it. it its passage in
the House had made it a law. then
would be no insurxcnts new." 'l‘hlnln
happened to the hill in the Senate and
"ID conierence i'ilil'imlllt’ll. us CVI‘I‘)’
body remembers. Mr. Hill in not do
fending them. lie says the Renault
cans who voted sunlnui tho l'tmlm‘
once committee's hill were inst as
sand Republimns~~~ns those who, in
spite of the fauitn and dindguromenin.
voted for it. its thinks that the real
merits of the tariff of itltlil have not
hall full innilro done them, and that
much of the current l-riiirisln of it ill
grossly nniual; he gives hie reasons.
and certainly they merit dispsssion-
Ito. flair-minded consideration.
A specially opportune lllltl readable
part of tho «punch in tho diurnllnion
of the increased root, or living. No
‘ with who desired to vote intelligently
can afford to "ship“ ii. That per
i halal study of hotel and dining-car
. meltdown; see in what extent the
prices of food Mill been silt-rind by
. i inflame/as ivory characteristic. is.
1. Hill is always doing that hind oi
think. in his European and Aslillln
outings between reunions. he cop
molly combines businasswtho busi-
lssls of a diligent public servantw
Willi pleasure; and he brings hart:
note-books atoll-d with new informs-
M ills remark about the Beef
W‘s part in increasing the «on,
lviilsAihat he knows or no remedy
Wt the supreme Court and the
satiety"~ls characteristic. loo.
Connecticut issufsoiurers will
«19517440 a. as; leapm.
sin street. 1st and its Tuesday at l
. sets in Masonic Buildinz. south ‘
pissed with what Mr. Hill has said
in this speech from tits chair.
. j l hopes that the president’s tar-
w will close the way to a new
‘ ’ ' disconilasaneoof ‘mrai io-
\ and disappearance! these»
to!!! rates trots W polities.
mills! and Mimi soil MY
WWW “Ows
Sill?!” my: to 9
MM”!
"i.l.'.\“«.lzlii‘im {
{it til.” Mlnml. .5
Ill 1 ill!
iii. ‘m‘
ii‘r ~
inure
“Woman“
"finalise-censure“;
rfiz
MAINE osmocnarlc.
For the first time in over ilfty years.
or since the organization of the Re.
pubiicau party. Maine has elected its
entire Democratic ticket from the
governor down. Oneo since that time
a Democratic candidate for governor
was elected. in 188d, when the. father
of the man elected this week was
chosen by a narrow margin, the rest.
of the successful olilcinle being ill»
publioan. Monday. however, the Derniv
cratlc sweep was clean.
”~-
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
Dollar hills are to be smaller in
also. Suppose that is done to mnkc
the size conform more t'itlhtil)’ to the
present day purchasing power of a
“one spoi."-v—~New Haven Palladium.
.....
The good nouscwiie isn't doing all
the “calming." The Democratic stair
committee knows ll thing or two
about getting the. lid down tight..-
Bridgeport Telegram.
~0—
Don't read the New York pallets.
Colonel, if their editorials exasperalc
you so much. lining an editor, you
can write and rend your own i'tlllill
lals. There is deep satisfaction in it
~-Si. Louis Globe-Democrat.
u... ._,
The Hamilton club oi Chicago, an
innocent third party. seems to hurt-
boeu the chief victim oi tin» hut-at can
ample of the mural uplift. ., Providence
Journal.
. M.--
Advice to insurgents. Whru icuvlnp
Sultitmuro liill grin broadly. Ntllltlil}
over not into the Annnlas t‘lilll by
there minninp.»- Huston Transcript.
TOWN COURT CASES.
Robert Allen Arrested On His Return
to South Norwalk.
lloiwri Allen, at harbor who formerly
worked in a number of level shops.
came lilli‘ll in South Noruulh ill a laid
war. yesterday utter a long absence.
and landed lll tiic llavlland street Juli.
whore llt‘ is now ropouiulz. awnlillii:
trial tomorrow lnorninll. llo hint to
hem- up under a formidable lliil oi
humus, llll'lllllilla: drunkmlncsu, hrourh
oi lilt‘ inulrc. panhandling and resist
Nice in nu llllll‘i'l‘. lie was i'tmllii in
i’i‘usiilngimi ailwt by illllt‘l'l‘ with}.
nitration, who he now u in mi tussle
Just Pinto Drunk.
l‘ntril-ii t‘uiiuli wan )ilhl plain llillllli
inst night. according to u chili-no that
tho police haw nuulllni him t‘nrl'ull
nus lili‘llt‘tl up in» i‘npinill William ll.
i’cnninulnn. and will he iriml tumor-
rtnv llllli’illilil. linill .lutluo .lllHt‘illi ll
l'ililor iiiiil .lminv i‘:ll\i‘fllil hi. Lurk
wood iiltl twill out. of town,
Pillllliil insulin
Mill'lit‘ HALL.
’l‘lit‘ paironu of Music linll Will in
treated in it “TN“ animation in: tin-
inni hull of ”it! week. as the lilllllliflih
incnl has secured Mulder linvid School
or. the boy i’iltiorrwski oi the piano.
lie was born in ilocliusinr, New Yorli.
(icinhor 2. null, and from rhildliood up
he. was incliuml to he musical and at
the one or six he was caller in acquire
a musical education. iil- button in
man with thr- omlnunl iiallau proi‘os
mr irom ilw Naples titliiservniury oi
Music. i'rurnnnor Ferdinand Vienuiil.
alto. supine u promisliis future for the
boy. look keen interval in him, and
from that time hin sucrose was Dill"
nominal. hr twins able in oxm'iilt‘ the
moat diliirnit numbers with ll alllll and
hrillianry of the old mentors. as the
critics will notify. Master ilavlii has
alum loony concerto still has every‘
where aroused much enthusiasm and
interest. lie has morally given much
time to eomposiua and has achieved
wondsflui success in tlutt direction.
having committed eighteen commuti-
tiomi. two or which have you for his:
much praise. namely a sonata in t3
hither and the new Hungarian ballad
which will he whim and out on the
marital in a Milne. Hester David
is new launched as ills first tour at
America a“ W Willi Ill! heard
turn predicts a [rut tutors hetero him.
its is the only hey pianist is new
ville. litmus who hears this genius
play erelallns "wosderhii." "hurrah
our." tnsimrt out” the small tan
with I PI—tierifilm will“! mules: . ‘
bill.
i
Tl?" will he tour other sets
“my,
Silllllll lillllllll’ lillll
The Sentinel will be pleased to receive
letters (or ubllcation. from its modern.
under the n mvo heading. A brief and to~
thevpl or communication. a» it general
proportion. carries inure wciuhl and con-
viction than a lengthy one in which the
argument is not concentrated. We do
most emphatically atrium-st brevity. lam.»
winded articles. We have observed are
the lost to on rclttl. and am many limes
avoided altogether.
COW IN WEST AVENUE.
To the Etilior:-—Rcsidvnis lit the
vicinity of West avenue and Reed
street are persiatrnily annoyed by a
cow which hollows from early morning
until lilli‘ at night. it seems an injus-
iiro at least that those who own vat
nuhio l‘i‘llltli‘lli‘t‘ll in this vicinity and.
who endeavor to beautify the city by?
expending their time anti money on:
their property should have to endure:
such a milestone. it‘s about time West :
avenue coast-ti to he a lll‘Illill: grotlmlv
for rows. Thanking you for yomw
spat-c. .\ir. Editor. i rmuain. ;
AN ich'liilillcii.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Friday. September is, 1900.
Judge iilydenhurgll. of New Haven.
and lion John ll. Light. of South}
Nuru'nlh. participated in a Joint debate
in Slit-lion
The coal miners oi iiaalotou. l'a.‘
were preparing: to it" on n strike for,
higher Willi-vs. .
:ili‘on ii'lpiit‘tl in “H' ('Ollliilml.
@ w Erika sr
MAJOR HIELYQ STATEMENT.
is . ,
Has Another Venice of Accident at
East and Wsuport Avenues.
Eben Hill, in. lakes exception to the
newspaper uremia“ the collision in
which his an bile and the horse
and carriage of Otto Ilel’ierne figured
Monday evening. at the corner of East
and Weslport avenue.
Mr. Hill maintains that it was the
horse. and carriage which ran into him
and points to the fact. that all of the
damage to his car was from the con-
tor back. to substantiate this. lie also
says there was aillloliilvly no truth in
the statement that. he ran into a stone
post or that he continued on his jour-
ney, insiead‘ot stopping. (in the con.
trurr. he states, he brvlullht the mito-
imobiic to a stop as soon as practicable
laud immediately went back to ascor-
done. i
in his opln» '
tnin what damage had
backing up his machine.
lull he and hr. (hart A. liarstrum and
the liiiter'u son did all that they pos-
aibiy rottid. instead of hustling off.
all rlililnvtl. Mr. liill unis further. he
lleipmi to unhiil-h ihv hm'lie. which had
Eric
ilnraimni telephoned for Dr. William
J. ‘i‘r-ilrc) in (‘Ollli' and nticnfl Mrs. Dir
l’inlno. who had jumped out of the
carriage.
« The automobile has enroule straluht
down East avenue at the time of the
trouble and the horse and carriage
was inst coming down the Weetport
nwnuc bill and catering East avenue.
been
...... .... ... .....-......
Mr. and Mrs. W‘lliam Alexander are
spendins a email. to» Condo.
or the bosom " hlr. Alexander‘s
health. lie is iwtug greatly benefited
by the chutlai‘.
..... .. ..._.,,.. .-W..--.."..u H...
routs ®
35¢
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound .. ............
25 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for ............. . ...... $1.35
18 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for ................... $1.06
PURE LARD. a pound \ .. ............................... 15:
FULL CREAM CHEESE. a pound ......................... . .ch
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAIHINOTON I 7.. IOUTH NORWALK.
“REE DILWIRV. Deliveries It” I.
m. and 1:30 o. m. TIL no. Itll
Select Groceries .
«'lw . a...»
Wines and LlflllOl'S
C601 Mornings
A Cup of Nice Cuffee
is a good llllilil to have hetero going to your employment
(hit Collars are all Fresh Roasted and
are sure to please
EXTRA ITAMPO THlI WItK
Iii. i-itnmps with i pound No. l Plantation (‘ui'ieo .
360
,.,.......-..l
s
It“ filllllim with i pound Media t‘oiiou ......................... 32s
26 iitsmpu with i pound M. l .l. t‘oifoe .......... .. .......... 300
‘2.“ “lemon with 1 pound J. til M. i‘nffon ..... .................. mm
”D Hiaiiipu s‘lili i pound No. l Bunion i‘oifoo .................. “No
(frown Antler l‘odoo. in one-trotted Hesiod t‘nns ........ ..
.
ilniinmi tild Mill (”often, one-mural nestled cane ........
thin line lnraliiies (toilet. unopened scaled vans .
..il ...... 1".
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
03 AND I! WAIHlNO‘l’ON IT.
....
I s'r yous-.4
scum adamant
Peaches and To matoes
FOR CANNING
Moreltlstooists.‘ Websvethemsuilpdm
From 2 Until
6 o’Clock
Women’s $2 and $2.50
Corsets
A broken liuc of popular nmkcs. including l...‘
l§§l2°’...l§;..§;;.5m" ill“? $1 59
Women's 32 and $2.50
Lingerie Watsts
Some are slightly sailed from handling. prcl-
lily trimmed. with lace and embroidery; mosh
ii..1::’:i:..:.‘“ffffa..‘F’.“.‘.‘*:_f."i>;.‘f‘ff $1.79
Regular Si
O
Petticoats
Mario of gum! quality muslin. with drop hein-
stitched llnttncc.
While the lot insist
tomorrow ..... ............. . ....... c
65“ Table Damask
2 yards wide. linen finish. good firm weave anti
. heavy. wright. lull bleached. While 39c
the int lasts. 'i‘umurrmv. per yd, only.
[2!“
Lawn
Full l8 inches wide.
While
ynrtl
extra heavy quality.
the lot» lasts ltiliitli’i’ow. ill-r f
.............................. 8c
Regular
75c Sheets
1'4‘ yards wide by 2,123 yards lung.
While they last imuorrow. t‘flt‘li .....
. -.
SSc
Notions and
Small Wares
98c SUEDE BELTS. 3min. witlc. with covered
lmrkic; colors. black. green. brown and navy.
'l'tunut‘rmv ' . . .............. 49c
“WIREBO” TAFFETA RIBBON, wire i’lill-
ning through both edges so that auylunly can
make a llrautt’iul how. ’i‘otnormw. . . 49¢ yd.
LEADED TAPE. to hold the Dress Skirt
close at the bottom. ’i'olnorrmv ...... 15c yd.
..... ‘s.......
i
* hursdav’szihour
SALE
. TOMORROW 'we Feature a
REMNANT SALE
”In .
FOR THE FIXED PURPOSE OF CLEARING STOCKS OF GMALL LOTS AND ODDS AND ENDS. WE
FIND WE HAVE A GREAT NUMIBE OF REMNANT LOTS. THE MORETHE MERRIER. FOR WI
ENJOY GIVING BARGAINS. COME TOMORROW AND SHARE IN THE VALUES PRESENTED.
From 2 Until
6 .o'Clock
Children’s ,
Underwear ~
Vests and Pants. all siylcs. “1th the 10c
lot lasts tomorrow, a garment“...
B ’ ’ '
oys Wash Suits
Madc of pcrcalc and chambray. a number of
styles to select from.
35c
750
Sizes 3 to 6 years, 50 and 75c values.
I nniurrow ........................
$l.00 and $1.25 values. "l‘omorruw
. i .......................... a
Women’s
.9. Stockings
\\_'mticn's Tan and Black Lisle
\hlnic the lot lasts tomorrow. two
pairs for ..........................
Hose.
. 29c
”fl: Underwear
Men's lialhriggnu Shirts and Drawers.
While the int lasts tomorrow ..... . 19
Peroxide
ltl-ouncc bottle host grade Peroxide.
l mnorrow ..................
15c
Torchon Laces
J
Regular iOt‘ and who valucs. All Linen Laces.
\i'irltiis truth 2],; to (- inches. While the 6
lfl's Wrist Bags
Worm-it's Seal liege. 10-inch metal and
towel frame. fillt‘il with purse.
'l‘tllllurrow . ........ . . . . ........... c
“if“ Gloves
We intro 3 dozen in the lot. lil'llilllt‘lil "Kayscr"
s .....
Silk iiinvcs. extra heavy. double tip~
pod fingers. While the lot lasts
tomorrow ......................... c
tout the ’”
traction.
enrolling students in their classes. One
' lllll Hill" lie I”.
'- whim Will!!!“
The. second day of the school work
after a long vacation was a little more
sarmshle than the first. The students
are once more becoming accustomed
to the mirriculum and with each pass»:
in; period the newneall of the work is
being worn on, The classes are last
being settled and ”{ Thursday the lat-
out everythinit wil be complete and
hack to the old piece. The new teach-
ers have been assigned rooms and are
W".
earner or the assembly is halo and
as a classroom. but this class at i re-
hnhly he sent to another more is on
name of the more important thinsa
are attended to. .
'l‘ito genial Prof. William Perry, as-
sistant principal, is coming in for his
share of the work. 11!. Perry is to be
noon at all times trying to straiahtsii
out some on“ program or (iv it: Me
vice to others who are in hell hi to
how to settle diiletiit questions. .
The students nuance ’in session
from ii o'clock until lane. ., , . to
The seats in the assets ” ‘*
itill’lllllioillly assigned ‘ ills-isms,
to get hash.
lunch counter became the chief at
A new man at the counter.
llheebnn. well known to all at the
boys. assisted yesterday.
Gordon Browne. oi the senior class.
prominent as a football player. in at
tending the Trade School in llridss
William Home is attending a coin
merclai echool in New Yorlt city.
flare Rider. of last year'o class. has
taken a lucrative position in Chicago.
him llisiher ’l‘ariov. of the junior
class. will not return to rchool again
Her future intentions are unknown.
George fillivorlh enioysd a vacation
yesterday and another today and is as-
aisiinl in his father‘s store durin his
absence at the convention in Hart erll.
ills-captain Dies returned yesterday.
"0 will likely welcomed in all. their
was the iirst to register and was slid
‘ tester Wyeth. popular with all of
the students. roast-discs or which at
' he athletic motions they belong
lies. ill-samurai wars. tile is
the WI
in With fill oi "to boy-«—
was.
Francis Martin, who did not return
to school this term. but wont to a
Philadelphiis Horoioglrai institute, is
aoron missed. and Rudolph, his well.
known and weltliited brother. is busy
answering the inquiries or "Martv'u"
friends as to how he is. All wish sun
the best of good luck. .
Albert Halide, one of high's Ines:
last year. has loll the school and new
the manger boys will have to tails to
fault it hooks instead of settinh the
styles from that worthy. Albert will
go into business with his father and
is many friends here in school wish
him success.
tiles flay lisoltett. who minted
last year, will not attend any school
this year, but will devote her than to
her origins. in whichdlrection she now
seem quite some talent.
nan- I. “calling. at the Moment
pos cs, unearths he .ioroe or
clerks. who has liesaiil at is horns in
Union avenue. has recovered and la
seals on his ion in the names.
(loci into as more lied cover.
lass.- n line it h this tomcat a.
masseuse and km .
as he always
”Bun"
or his. roller! stu-
laoi all!“ he has
hiasllstsiit special
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