.4 51¢ :"sets 7:114. ryozo7ia. 111.; 9:58 p. m. mew~,~ 1...... . 1......— .. W. Mm... . 1i Lodge. No. 1011 11 and A. M. n Masonic Building. South treat. 1st and 3d Tuesday of t“ Ions cordially invited Reed Flynn, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox. 1" hepter, N0. 38. FLA .M.‘ , “in Masonic Building. South nib street 2d and em Tuesdays of «ob months-duly and August ex- opted—«at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch asons cordially invited Thaddeus yer, H. P. Robert M Wilcox so. . noasnir M. WILOOX. only. M Q's-114mg... w ...... _ SQCIETY NOTICES ,_ ERGHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR- ‘ ‘ 21131 11390011171011 Nehemiah Candee, President 'VVice-president, Charles J. Pidgeon , Frank W. Hadley, Secretary Matthew Corbett. Treasurer VENING SENTINEL ms- ‘ PHONE CALLS gee-News Department sigma—Business Department 44-2-«Branch Office. Norwalk 890 ~Editor's Residence 729-5—City Editor’s Residence "”2: .1. ,. ,, ,. 3homs‘ss JUDGMENT on 1101.1 ' TICS'I < ‘, together on whatever project may be on lost which has a tendency tolvartis. » ‘ 11111111. in all prob,— ion for Captain The only .1... to get things is for ’ all the business men to stand ilrxnly 8 11.111111111111111: advancement of the city. ,The great trouble in the past has been that there time been too few workmen and too many critics. (lon- tinulty in movement is what is needed andfihouid be given. , p The events of the past week when two concessions of i111 ~reachins Iinport- ' once have been secured from the rally road interests, show that persis- tance Is also a very ‘hecessury asset and should be applied in the campaign * for better harbor facilities. RIGHT TO THE POINT. Let’s see—~tl1is week comes the 1111.1 est-announced inst final farewell good by to America of lhe divine Sarah [or this season. ”Boston Globe. -Q... A mile a minute has become an olci story with naioinobllesp aeroplanes and locomotives. At ninety «miles an hour putting aghdlu around the earth could be accomplished by a passenger in less than twelve days. and the Iim~ It has not. been reached by any menus. ' —«St. Louis globe-Democrat. "if you murder one person you hung." says a Waahintgon paper. you don't. Pictures sometimes get hung. but people who ltili others get hanged. pf-“ovlded the law is permiited to take its course. which Is not ab ways the case.-Ohicago Recordd'ler- aid. not No Between Mr. Roosevelt. who has“ been president. and Mr. Bryan. who has vainly tried to be. both political parties are goiilnlz plenty of ndvice.-~ 'liosion Herald. II’ it tultos a ninetyvninwyeuwld 1111111 eleven years' time and 15.000 mlleo' travel to locate iourtoon child- 1'1111 lost to him In a flood. what's the “The action of the legislative (10111» Y‘mittees I11 flatly turning down Southi Norwaik's proposition to secure bonds for street improvement purposes1 along lines which have heretofore not i been tried in this state. but have work? ed to perfection In other and wesiu 11 states, is deplored I11 the city admin ‘istration and citizens. The bill 1111s ‘the product oi the best legal minds inI the city and was entirely non- partisan. its inception is credited to Charles 11‘. lioyt.set:1'etu1y and nonsu'rer of tho! South Norwaik Trust Company, whoi caught the suggestion 1‘ 111111 his tour of ' "the west, (hiring 11 hi1 l1 limo he was a 1080 student ol the municipal gowrn- mental affairs of that section. M1. ’ Hoyt in a business man of Milo 1111111-L etion and his judgment in res1uocie.i(l Appareuili the only reason 11'l11 tho committees refused to onioiinin the bill was on the grounds of its perma- "iionoy, it be'ing claimed that. were thoi ‘ bill passed and enacted Into law. it “would give tht1 city the right to issuei bonds for an indefinite 11111 iod with ' out further permission iiom Ibo logic. ‘ store. If this is iht1 true 11111111111 for . their action. it is supposed that those conservators of South Norwulk's pros- perity and business judgment could: not disobey the dictates of their con sciences and allow the passage of tht1 hill. especially when it uould pro‘voni theta from 11111 lug tho plonuum or hold- inpnp necessary and needed improve- ments for works and months, acconi an to their feelings. VProbahiy the committees fool the 1111.11 of their great responsibilities tool keenly to allow any litilt1 doiull 01111111161 th’eip judicious attention. 01' perhaps theyvdo hot liltc tho politics of the present administration of the city of flouth Norunlh. l’oi I1npd‘”thoro la 11‘ powerful influence behind them which in indulging in that «clean white game oi politics There are many I11 ibis ty, who would prefer to see the ad ministration of the Republican faith, " when it comes to deliberatelv oicblng public improvementa which hooded as much as new and perma- ‘ inroads. it nppoars to us that the one has gone a litth1 ion for to all. unnoticed janses _IN HARBOR IMPROVE MENT. as. been noted with pleasure that Walt in line with the proposed Im- munt of South Norwaik‘s harbor lag made. The communication ed from Captain 11. id. Waldron, London, successor to Lieuten» 111mm liam'y Taylor. to the effect he would be in South Norivallt ins during the present month to be local harbor with the view recommendations in regard is improvements desired. is good it shows that the Merchants & hirers’ Association is work- "(in the project. illness of the association are 1111 to hear from Captain 11.111 a date and When the ‘ ‘ come for tli insane , 111-111 11. Envonue dimmed rdilmad. would have' 'demnnds upon the eaocnii'lx. Ghoul-e of finding a lost setter pupf without 11dvortlsl11g1h—‘Ncw York Tole» ”Q... A few encounters between cal r011 dies and determined (litmus like the gentleman who on Saturday kicked a loafer into submission on the Third 11 1111.11 wholesome effort It is unhap- pil1 irnei that some persons 11111111 huu1 decency beau-11 into them. »- Non lot); Sun . _..t y, N111 that ilou (l l-‘Iurhot has r0- 1111111 d from I13111'10 11' 1111111111” probnliii be able to get along all right 011112 more but 1111111 11'IlI 1511101111 do? - Des lioiuca Capital WW JUDGE FINDS Hill DEFEIDIITS II Will i." SUITS? ..---. I 1 Judge .loel ii. lit-ed. oi the superior- (ourt handed down two decisions to; day, Line was in the case of William ‘.t-lI11111I11y, oi Stamford, In his nppelil'» from the decision of the probnti1 noun 1 of that place. The court grania thel ‘111oil1111 or the nppolloos that the Flint“ I111 eroded from the docket on tho‘ ‘nrouud that the appellant hover hud' any Internet in tho the decree or order which was luwsod by the probate. court and that he had no right to tip-i pool. The (-auo'donls with the will of the late .i. ltoouevslt Shaniey. of Stamford. in his will be provided that "5,000 be given to his three children, each to havv.1 $5.000. Shnnley claimed that he was 11 creditor of the deceased and that he could not got any autisiaoliou in his After, but was the decision of the probate couri, filed an uppcul claiming that ho aggrieved by it. Find for Defendants. The other decision ,Iu in the case of George 1.. Williams. of New Rochelle, analnat Frank Miller and Stephen (3. Osborne. of Bridgeport. The court aivos Judgment for the defendants claiming that on June it). 1904 he was in part~ norahip. with Mililer and ()nhorue in the trading stamp business. Accord~ lug to the plaintiff's complaint there was about 53,500 which be bellowed was due him from the defendants and he had made a demand foil an account. Ina but he never received one. He claimed that 31,500 had been paid him. STA‘EE PRlNTlNG iNVIOTIGA’l‘lON. HARTF'GRD, June Bow-Tile special committee appointed early in the so» clan of the general assembly to investb gate state printing held its first ads. sion this alteration. Representative Modes. of Watertown. during the new clan of the house yesterday, inquired what had become of this committee. THE BENTINEL’. FOR VACATION ERG. headers of The Sentinel leaving the city for the seashore. mountains or ‘ to i resorts. or 1111' Europe. can have fade away ; dismay. Your G‘rit Hang on? Cling on! No matter what they any. Rush oni Sing 011i Things will ' come your way. Sitting down and whining never helps a bit—— Best way to get there is by keep- ing up your grit. Don‘t give up hoping when the ~» ship goes down. Grab a spar or something—just refuse to drown. Don‘ 1 think you' re dying just be-m cause you' re hit.i Smile in face of danger and hang on to your grit. « Folks die too easy-«they sort of Make a little error. and give up in Kind of man that‘s needed is the man with ready wit. To laugh at pain or‘ trouble and keep up his grit. .v “Selected. EDISON HA8 NEW BATTERY. Tahoe Three Minutes to Charge it for Sixty-Mlle Mile Run. Thomas A. it‘dlaougwhose name is part of nearly every big electric light plant in the United States. attended yesterday afternoon for the first time in his life a session at the National El. ectio Light association, says the New York Times. He made hilt visit memomhie by announcing that he had perfected a new storage battery for surface ears and trucks which vvould revolutionize the street traction bull. aces. Mr. Edleon had only a few minutes in the Engineering society building. where the association‘s thirty-fourth annual convention is being held, when reporter was nlth the electric "llxhtiflt business. ’ When told that it was “newspaper sorrow." Mr. Edison lsughingly ad’mit— led that while there might he“ limer- eacea in the character of the sorrow. there wnernot in any cleared. Though Mr. Edison' e name is the bid- nest in the electrical world few of the several thousand 1.1.1.1.... who come from every part or the Uunited hunter. ever had seen him before, or heard ‘hll voice. The reporter bed hirdly open- ed the interview before delegates from every direction flocked to where 11.1.11» , renter steed, listening eagerly to his ., words and frequently prompting the ‘ light 1111111 present, "that one at these into batteries could be used to take a ‘ street our over the line own or twice. reporter with questione‘ooooorninlt the technical matters about which the? Nowadays. the word ”liargelns" is a much abused terxn One seldom picks up a daily paper but what ev— ery store is displaying bargains. which are nothing more or less than regular merchandise advertised at reanley prices 'i‘hal' 11 why our special merchandise advertised on "Friday Bargain 1331'" iii THEY ARE REAL HARGMNB. every...one of them. Waists newcsr s‘rvtee—eo FOR “ LITTLE MONEY A wonderfully litiraotive assort- ment of high grade \Vaisis. including the “Columbia" and Standard makes: some are slightly soiled from handling. otherwise petfect; made of line l‘ialistce, handsomely trimmed: values to $3.98. Fri- day Special $1.49 An assortment of Wallis in a variety of styles 'hnd mater- ials. plain and trimmed ef- fects: some made with kimono sleeves. sailor collar: all good ”.50 values. Friday Special 87c Undermusiins NIGHT GOWNS Made of excellenl quality Naip- soolt. embroidery and lace trimmed: a variety 01‘ styles: regular $1.00 mine. Friday Elnorial. only 19c UNDIBIKIRTI , or semi quality 111.11.11.11. 1111i cut. made with embroidered ruffle: renninriy We. Friday Special 1 491: \ PETTICOATI Long White Marlin Petticoats. deep embroidered tlounue. In various designs; 31.511 quality. Friday Special 79c Lawn Kimonos Regular 95:: values. A really good quality of Lawn, well made In pretty styles. trim- 111ml with colored border of pink. blue and lavender. Fri- day Special 79c Stationery i Flue linen finish Paper. box con- tains 24 sheets and El envel- opes: excellent 1511 quality. Friday Special . Women's Gloves 2-cIaep Lisle Gloves. colors. black. gray and white; regular "'1: quality. Friday Special, PAIR 19c Laces and Embroideries All Linen ’i'orchon Laces and l11st-1rtlonsy11'idths from 1 to 31.1,. Inches. the kinds you al. ways have 111111 for; ‘1‘ to We values. Friday Special. YD. 4c inch (‘alnbrlc l‘louncings. elaborate eyelet and blind ef- fects; regularly sold at 231'. yard. Friday Special, YARD 19c H Handkerchiefs Splendid offer of Ladies' plain white. uii linen. hemstitched Handkerchiefs. with H inch horns; good no values. Friday- Special ' 6 for 2h: , Hosiery and Underwear. SPECIAL VALUES TOMOR- ' ROW ledlea' Lisle Vests. low neck. sleeves: or short sleeves: 1'93. 501' quality. Friday Special 39c Ladlea' (L‘omhinntlon Suits. lace trimmed: small since. Friday Special 191: Ladios' Ribbed (“omhinaiion Suite. a variety of styles: reg- ularly 50c. Friday Special. 39c loadiebi' 1.1.1..“ Hose. extra line. (or 1110111 women; all sizes; (101: duality. Friday Special I Important. Boys’ Wash Suits " A great variety of styles; 31.00 to $1.50 values. Friday Special 79c ‘ Hammocks Full size Woven Hammocks. with pillow and wide valance; worth 83.00. Friday Special $2.7 9 Silkoiine All new effects. worth i21§c yd. Friday Special 9c 3 Lace Curtains Splendid lot of Nottingham Lace Curtains. full 2 1-2 yards long; worth bile pair. Friday Spec 3913 Ribbons Regular 24c Taffeta Ribbons, in white. pink. blue. red and many other colors. , Friday Special. YARD llc ZSC-Liaea Byron. Collars An assortment of patterns to se~ loci from; all sizes. Friday Special, YARD 16c ’ Silk Elastic Belts All colors, with fine quality oxl1 disc. black and rose gold buck- les. Friday Special 290 Toilet Articles Corylopels ’l‘aioum Ponder. value, at 12c. Cnetlle Soup. regularly lilo. at 7e. Sanltol and Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder: tide value. at We. 15:: Tooth iiruahoe. at lilo. 150 now. and nothing has come out about it. i have perfected 11 buttery whluh 11.1111 be recharged in three mlauten and which 1will run titty or sixty miles with. out being recharged. "The trouble with the first battery was that the recharging took a long time. When charged a car would run all day. but than it milk the better part of the night to recharge it and get it ready for the next day. But i have done away with all that. 11111111 new a battery which can 11311111 into a suit case. it is so small and light. and it can run 11 car. truck. automobile, or we blots of any kind until the power is used up. and then recharge in lens than three minutes. ready for service as be fore.” . "i suppose." said one of the electric a 1i tli‘oii r1111 thruuehi‘tbe redheads: ed iiirnliltril as they needed In a minute or lens. The beauty of this battery is that the power can he put int it in small quantities or large witho waste or time." Mr. Edison told of a truck to which he had attached the battery, which he said. would run sixty miles without being recharged, a d which can be re- charged in five minutes or less. HUNDKID THOUBAND DOLLAR excite-ones. . "1.11111 a widow in 1892: writes Ben the 11. Smith in her series. “What We- men Are lining in the West." in the June number of 911nm Magazine. "111-. ll‘redn ilihmann 111111111 herself quite "alone. separated by hall the width of the continent from her tire children who were/marritid and living in dellfornia. Urged by. them. she converted her home in tlilnois into sub and one» wen. ‘l‘hen same the ”tunnels! sale at this and debts 11st ‘_ asked her why she did not set to work and pickle them. ‘Pluhie'ollvost' she exclaimed. ‘llow can i pinkie olives? Why, i have never seen an olive froth from the troei’ That night she went to bedmbut not to sleep. Next day, Prof. Hillard, oi the Agricultural College of the University of California. gave her a recipe for pickling ollveil. tier dough ter agreed to allow her to turn the back porch into 11 pickling plant. A. few years ago Mrs. Ehmann formed a etoch company with a capital of one hundred thousand dollars to carry on the business begun on that. back porch.” hitlle Ethel~‘*Papa. here‘s a bio turn of the old women who lived in a shoe and had so many children she ain't know what to do. Why did she live in a sheet" rauw“di1eiivediu a shoe because she couldn . 't not it tint With all the“
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