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rites 5:34: sets 6:00
.tidh 9:20 It. m.;»9:43 p. m.
poorer? NOTICES
MABONIc DIRECTORY.
I, all Le a, No. 108, P. and A. M.
not: in male Building. South
in atroet. int and 8d Tuesday or
ouch month~July and August ex-
opted-met 8 o'clock. All Muster
“one cordially invited. Hickuon
“gnome, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
. co.
tor Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M.
‘ 4130!! in Masonic Building. South
.4 unlit street. 2d and 1th Tuesdays or
“each monthmJuly and August ex-
‘ dented—flit 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
.. ,‘Muons cordially invited. William H.
vaniflin, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
' uoaenr M. wu.cox. Sony’.
' [2:
,‘;'l‘he Hartford (lotiront titep.) yes-
terday amid ol’ the Republican convou.
i :thn:
' , It was a mighty interesting conven-
The
‘ntrain was intense. but while there
WWO some excited and rather explosive
dblogates. there was not anything like
the uglinees of either the liiiley or the
McLean ccnventionew—gether-lugs. by
,' the way, where the nominee, arriving
. , only after bitter etrlle, inter won the
‘2” full confidence of the people he
‘lte‘rved. in the while. considering
what was smoldering underneath, it
Wits a rather good-rimmed assembly.
“We have to centers that the nomiunb
‘ lnpopeechee. excellent in themselves.
. were not as a rule of the quniity of
v arena not that best stirs n convenw
tion. 'chept for Mr. (linindicr'a none1
came very near that mark. Many of
them were strong and sincere, but no
nwukeners they were not notable.
HoWever, it is questionable whether
any sort of n speech would have
changed a vote.
‘ The regrettable features of the Re-
publican convention were that a vet-
orun politicinn should slide in as u
teller, when not a delegate, and ”find"
' a convenient ballot‘on the floor after it
was known that the full 530 were on
the table; and timt on otiioini oi' the
contention should turn in n roll of
delegates without any explanation
while he knew tlmt it locked two mem-l
here whom he knew to he opposed to
the candidate he had been working
for.
it’s all over now and were all tor
harmony. but suvh pm‘l’ornmnt'ue
should not go unrebuked. harmony or
no harmony: they are too truittul 01’.
future trouble if the idcu gets nbroud'
that they can he iolcl‘uicll.
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Congreaemun iiiii in n mindidnto for
Uncle .loo Connon'e pluce as czar of
the house. Al'ior youterdlly'n exhibi-
tion nobody double lllill he in (pmli.
fied.- New iiuven 'i‘imcs-imnlcr,
Thursday. ‘
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Monday. Septcmher 17, 1900. i
The board of nelultttuen unuouut'ed'
that it would how u lIlfll'flilillil I'Ollll
laid. on Armory Hill, the Work to lit“:
sin til once. l
George Sinner purrbuucd the Union.
Hotel luminous in South Muln sum-t}
from Martin .‘ipnbr. l
The strike of liltillm in the :tniilrnw
cite coal regions was in progress. the
tieup oi‘ the mines lit-lug romplelv.
George A, .ionniugu purohoued the
yacht lllli'lll'tlil from lir, Hindu-rt, and
intended to halve the vessel ovcrinmi‘
ed.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Tuesday. September is. 1890.
(‘oum'llnlon i‘lmrlce lt‘. iinlltu-k not};
John W. iiuko wrrt» Illlllilllill'll o mum
mlltee of two by the South Norwnlk
board of rouuriimon to tulip such steps:
Bil may be proper tor the annexation;
of Eout Norwnik uud South Norwnik. i
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The ladlen of tho ilny Nursery whim, l
club enjoyml n moonliuhi Hull lust ov-l
oiling utnl winner in the ynrht lClHlii~l.1
OWN-ll lii’ ”write it. Von Alotyuo. omit
did not no in the Muriou, \Vili‘red iiod-
well’n boot he won reported. Thoue’
who went report it ilno limo.
M
Pentium «dried
on your hat
while you wok.
UOTlON u
ON” on would
plume in tho but be».
9 ‘ courage salon.
dun. u: u i. 0:? l.
,enough old gentleman.
Plumes nun
mm MI and undue. when
Minion is born. come New Ostrich
Plum-n and piquont French Failure
with their charming witchery and
winner. mo. .
merger. on mutt mute: the
”MT authoriluivo pmentntion of
npproved Iiyiu for Full and Winter.
Though only in the among the
Ihowin; in
Ind nttmtive. mulling the I ciei
comidonllon a! all lovers 0 0|-
trieh miners
METKOT QUALITY.
. BEAUTIFUL WILLOW PLUMES
“flea“:vpxwr obi discarded helium by the MITHOT ART OF
56 The Con! or New!
Guild 0 notice the mibllitlu of the MITHOT MIT OF RI-
. nouurntlc‘l-l .twm W!“ on
would «it but HA P what you would in united to pay to:- m
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BLACK AND wurre WILLOW PLUMES
‘Denu. at huh and natty Willows, no inchu ion; by iii inch“
in breadth. in offered an exceptionally attentive prion to on-
Tn ' ' a tirui New nu Plum- flpmnt the must nine
in Ohimhwri‘irmn of Quality ever bum-ed in thin country.
fi cil‘iiui‘inn 'i‘hltlglm': IV, ig°w3iirhilii ‘
H
.METHOT tit-m w
.mmn 7.3mm ,. ,
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.A cum mount: pnumuniou
FOR EXTERNAL USE.
Plainted'e Drug Store is no conti-
dont that town will rid the akin or
scale prim .mown person of pink
plea, blaekhea l. dandrutt, eczema.
prickly hoot. runes. hives, ivy poison
or any other form or skin or scalp,
eruption. that they will give your
.money back if you RI“) not entirely nub
lulled with the results obtained from
the one of ZEMO.
The ilr t nppiicntionmiii give prompt
relief on lhow an improvement and in
?y.ery instance where used persistent-
, will deatroii the germ lite. leaving
the skin in it clean. healthy condition.
Let us show you meet of some re-
markable cures made by ZEMO and
give you a 32 page booklet how to we
serve the skin. Plulated'a Drug Store.
llll’lllllllllll llillll
“The interests in Full Control,"
Says Doughty Tribune attire
People—Criticism
Nominations
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The Bridgeport Poet lust evening
printed the loiiowlng: i
"Wlmt do i think of the Republican
ticket?“ sold former State Senutor Jul“
emluh Donovan. it true tribune oi’ the
people. whose notable service in the
state senate in favor of important re-
forms is recalled. "i will tell you.
“Why. there was never a time in the
history of the store when the intorento
were more in control. What does it.
mean it that ticket is elected? {
"There is Goodwin. Nice enough
young fellow.
glove with the worst crowd that ever
rode rough shod over the people. lie
would have the appointment of u pub-
lic. utilities commiuuion. Would ‘tbe
interests“ ohiect? Not 11 bit of it.
"Then there is iilukosleu. the men
who would have the appointment of
the chairmen of oil the committees.
lilokeslee. the hood of the grout New
Haven contracting ilrm which note
big coniractu without bidding. [in you
unppoue “the interests‘ would sum-r nl
blH huntlu’.’
“Then there is ilrndutreet. it nice
Good hour-at.
fellow. nil riitht. but he ihroitled more
biliu without a hearing tlmn utmost
our other man they ever lnni ot the
head of the railroad committee.
"And Costello liippltt for route
treasurer. These inst two men tnuko
up the lute/hoard or etmuilzutiou. Do
you suppose they Will place the bur-
dens oi' tuxniion where they belong.
upon the public St'i'i'lt'w corporations
tlmi Iorce more than hell the expense
incurred in running the governuwut
upon the state. They nrr- inking :1 ill-‘
rect tux out ofvtlw pockets of the poo-
ple when they ought to be making
those corporations [my thr- vxtrrt ox-
pounce out oi" the special and ewtviu~
sire privileges they enjoy. You don't
uuppouo the men named \vili recom-
mend uuytbiug of that kind. do _\‘iili'.’i
if there who nny thought that they
would. they would ilth‘l‘ be on the
lli'kcl. You run my from me ilmt tho
(‘oni'vlliltlli promuullnus were u grout
triumph for ‘tbo interests? " ‘
THE SELECTM EN EXPLAIN.
l
Sum of $1.400 Wu Spent in Attor-
ney’a Fees and Contingent Expemeo. .
'l‘hiu morning the neiertmen united
tho! the following extract from their
ruport be printed in this edition oi The
Sentinel to show that the criticism of
their expenditure of the. money in the
town attorney item in the town moot
ing into evening by John F. Ml‘Milllim
u no unwurrnntod
Attorney for Town.
lmgnl iidvlt-u ................ 3 itiillltl
i‘unilngeni exporter-n oi litigo- l
lion lli defending units (or
nbnti-nn-nl of lnxou. and in:
wuiiguilug titles to public
hunts, and in prohntc court
mutter-a .................. 1,009.00
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Total ..................... Sluitiililil
"l‘hiu is for tho iiurul your from Sep-
lumber int. limb, to September lat.
iiiio. 'i'iie nmwopriution tor the year
(It liiiti and Hill in exactly the halite.
they inlorm up.
Tuition Sanctions
some
particularly non
of the (mono
NI PLUMIO {Mt
. . .§ , till? Tnnu
- ‘ llEB‘li’EtilTii mu m
but tied up hand Illlili '
F all Suits, Coats,
and Waists
Skirts,
Millinery
Attractive Separate Coats
for Women and Misses
Stylish Models Arriving Daily
SPECIAL TOMORROW
At $14.98
Decidcdly new models. liczmtiful fancy mixtures.
homespune. surges. etc” in all the favored colorings
for li‘nll \vcnr.
Hats-~NewFall 1910 Models
Stylish Creations for Tomorrow's Selling
WOMEN‘S TRIMMED HATS
lllnrk Satin llats. all the season‘s newest itlcns
T°' $4 98 ‘
morrow '
UNTRIMMED DRESS SHAPES
in good quality saline. Many different styles to
.Ktll‘t'l ll‘tlill.
moifdw $1.75 " $2.50‘
Women’s Tailored Suits
WIDE DISPLAY OF THE NEW MODELS
Styles That More Than Ever Demonstrate the Lead-
ership of Our Garment Store
Decided advantages in buying a new Suit NOW,
when they are first offered. ”or assortments are
most cmnplctu: the fil‘hl models are naturally the
liner-at products of the makers, not] you have first
choice of the best patterns; and best values.
Startling Suit Sale
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES FOR EARLY
BUYERS
As a sprrihl inducement to encourage curly buying
we will oilcr tomorrow llighrlnse
Tailored $14.98
Suits at
Regular $30.00 values
i Many of thrm smuplr gurnn-uts that cannot be (lup-
llrnirtl at any prior. t‘unlc tomorrow and roam-
czirly Conic prepared to Si‘o the grcnicxt Suit mlucx'
t-i‘rr t.llTi.'i‘t'tl this curly in the ht‘ilStill.
Our Annual Fall Exhibit and Sale of Blankets
Tim is always your mental ulunu'lllilil)’ til mrh
your to buy llllllllxt'lh of all tltwrrlpluuw, from ilu‘
linvt's‘pprlrt-tl t‘tiiion ours. up through all ilw grotto».
to llit' iiurxt nil Wool l'nlii’oruins soul. as you limit-
t'i't‘l' pron-ll in the post. :ll lowest prlrtw quotml .my»
Wllt‘l‘t‘ {or such qunlliiox. “
SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW
Wool Finish Bla kcts. l‘\li‘.'l lit‘;l\'_\. uhilr to grey.
with blur nr pink lmrtlr-rs.
Per pair, $1.89
NEW
GOOlDS
4‘ While Wool Blankets. lino t‘util'ui \vzirp. lolly qual-
ity, suit and warm.hamlmnwly bound, lull double
bed sire : rxrrllcnt 55m lilnokris.
Special Tomorrow, $3.98
"Our Leader. extra large. iiur while t'zllilnrnlh
“mil, with slight t‘nlltm cording: the bust lilonkci
for the money ubiaiunblr.
Tomorrow, $5 pair
Fall Opening of Dress Goods
Separate Skirts
\ NEWEST STYLES FOR FALW WEAR
Neatly tailored modclu, made of Chiffon l‘zmnmn.
unxiurcs and colors; $5.00 and $5.98 values.
.335. $3.98
Waists-New no Showing
At 980
Mnnnlsh tnllorrtl styles. mmlc of linen—finished ma-
lt-rlul iii while only: fronts clilliruitlcrctl. lzluutlcrctl
cnllnrs null culls. Regular value $4.50.
At 3.129
Lingerie Waists. ill‘t‘llll}' trimmed with lace and cm—
liruulcry. high Ill‘L‘h. lung: slrcvt- models. \‘nlnr $1.98.
Gloves
IMPORTATIONS ARRIVING DAILY
All New Gloves, New Colors and New Embroideries
Willow's z-t‘lnsp lmpurictl "l’. S: L." l’rcurh Kill
Him-ts. $1.25 values.
Special Tomorrow, $1
Women's l—Clilsii English t‘uoe iilovcs. $l. values.
Special Tomorrow, 790
SPECIAL
PRICES
COME TOMORROW and see one of the finest showings oi Dress Goods in New England. This is rather a broad statement, but we feel justified in making it.
, BROADCLOTHS
TOMORROW A $2.50
QUALITY” AT
PLAIN BLACK AND BLUE SERGES.
50 in. willr. Special. n yard ............
980
UMBRELLAS»
Specials for Tomorrow
Every item here advertised indicates a positive sav-
ing of money. if you’ll but take advantage of it to»
marrow. Make halite. Here‘s the opportunity.
It‘s up to you.
MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS
l-‘lumwlt'tie Night Shirts. Miro heavy. all nine.
'l‘nmurrow ......... . ....... ..5oc
WOMEN'S STOCKINGS
Womrn'u 'l‘an. nit-to lllnck Siorltlnux. lislr numb: lor
quality. 'l‘omorrow . . . . .. .. . ...... rel/.1: pr.
GINGHAM APRONS
Women's Princrsa Aprons. mode of gnml, tug-vice.
ublr flinghmu. Special tomorrow .. 99c
SCOTCH OINGHAMS
‘5000 yards of Smirb (iiuulnmts. just bought oi a big
liostou jobber. They come in lcnuihs from t; to
20 yzmls: handsome plume and illl'lllci'l'. rt‘glllar‘QSC
glilltlh. ’l‘omorrow you can buy at. . . . . . . Jog/,1: yd.
lt‘or Ht‘lniul «irritate. for women’s dresses. t‘li‘., they
cannot be beat .
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as usual lead the race. The rich. silky finish of a fine Broadcloth will always appeal to a well-gowned wo-
man. All the new Autumnal colorings. including black, are offered.
(Guaranteed spot proof)
SATIN SOLEIL SUITINGS. in hlurk
only Spot-ml. o ytml ...............
$1
l
of a great variety.
r
in
all
WHITE FIGURED MADRAS
Au usmrtnu-nl of neat patterns for waists or dress-
or; regular prior i5r yzml. 'l‘tunorrow... .. ....9c
HANDKERCHIEFS
l.mlirr~' All Liuvu Embroidered and Lore ’l‘rimmml
llamlkrrrhirls. linmmicrs’ sumplce; 15¢ and too
vnluru. lomorrow ..... 13%c each
woman's pnr‘rICOA’rs
Mmlooi’ voml quality Muslin, with deeptunbroidcrctl
ilouurr; l.5o value. 'l'omorrow . .. . . . . . . . . .. .79c
NET VEILINO ,
A new line oi Meshes nod Tuxedo Note. Special.
tomorrow .. 25c andsocyd.
UNBLEACHED COTTON
llama hruvy made. 36 inches wide. clone weave fin-
lhll; regularly loc yd. Tomorrow.............7c
CORSETS
A broken line of popular makes. including "La
Reina. “Nome. and others; values up to S .00.
Foniorrow . 1.55
n... .ot.
” morrow . . .
$2.00 per yard
FINE DIAGONALS AND SERGES, in block
and blue. 54 iucltvs'witlr.
' Special. :1
ynnl ...................... . ..... ,
Six) \\’tunru's mul Men’s lhnlu‘rllnu. mostly Wornrn's.
l‘liv lmlullrs on llll‘St' t'mhrrllnu arc the some as thorns
mild ml our regular S4 and $2.5o values. Your choice
«tomorrow, 98c
Departments .
CHILDREN‘S STOCKINGS
t‘bildrrn'e Ribbed Stm‘kings, made of extra strong
yum. sizes 5 to 73.3 ; 156 quality. l‘tunorrow. .xoc pr.
WOMEN'S FALL UNDERWEAR
Medium Ribbed Cotton Vests null l‘ante. well mode
and finished garments. 'l'uumrrow. n gnrnwnt. .aqc
. PLAIN SUEDE BELTS
Wltlt" and straight. with stitched edges. in red.
black. tau. grey and other popular Culprit. lo»
morrow..................... ..... . ...... ....49c
NET COVERED HAIR ROLLS
24 inches lone. full size. nil shudru; value 25¢. To-
WOMEN’S N ECKWEAR
All of our 25c Neckwenr. including Dutch Collars.
Stock Collars. Ascota, etc. Tomorrow only. . .ra%c
CELLULOID COLLAR SUPPORTERS
Six on a card, all lengths; worth 5c. Tomorrow. .ac
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