teat Inducemeuts for the Glorious 4th
We are ready with everything: conceivable to Make your holiday n pleasant one. Now is your time to boy.
Nit; oinacronv. '
Lodfl°,ND.103,Fs In“ As Ms iv , ‘ . 3‘ n . ,‘ ‘ . _ .‘ ‘ , ,
masonic Building, South. . .. y y . .. ‘ , m, a?
at. 1st one so Tuesdttty; . ‘ " . 1
”i” ““4“” “d “i“ ‘ . a . Women’ s Gloves Children’ s tog; 15¢» ‘-
MIND Lisle Suede Gloves. ex / Fancy socks
‘ at» 8 o'clock. All Muster
cellent dualityz' colors, black.
Fine Imported docks. in white.
as cordially invited.‘ Reed
whité. stay and tort. all sizes; ,
’ with fancy plaid; tops; in var- .10, collar effect; excellent
nu, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox, ' ’ .V _ , ' ‘ ._
‘ . t . .3 I. . . regularly 50c. Tonight's Hpe ,
‘ . , clsl ioty of pretty patterns. all sin value at 750' Tonight's Spec-
‘ Pt". N0 38, R. A. M-
39 es. Tonight'spapeoiol . lot
(For The Sentinel). ’
b‘ n Masonic Building, South
Two Pairs 25c ” ~ ‘ ‘ 34c
Chiffon Veils “ '
root 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
~ . . W me it. I) W “Lot of tar e SAILOR conunns,
' ‘ 'A surplus lot. beautiful quality, . 0 n S ta BIS g
month—duly and August ex-
~at 8 o’.clock All Royal Arch ,
. . . a big assortment of styles;
A month of deletes, yellow, white, hemstitched border, 1 yard A special purohdbe' of Women‘ a regularly 25¢ Tomgm' 3 Spec
‘ wide, 1 34 yards long; colors,
is cordially invited. Thaddeus
‘ H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
’ Drawers. which would , sell ial
black. white. gray. light blue. regularly at 60c. made of fine ‘
pink and many other favorite 150
The “Grip Fast" $HIRT WAIST cellént styles; regularly 15c.
quality muslin, with deep em-
, Tonight's
Special BELT. Tonight‘s Special Tonight's Special
broldered ruffles; all sizes.
Tonight's Special
‘ 79c 11c ~ 9c
WING SENTINEL TELE’ Cornfields ripen at July's birth, I I I l E : B OS _ I O S i , ‘ OR IE
PHONE CALLS Whilst peaches blush in orchards ‘ ' ‘ ‘ - 2 ’ ‘ . h , V ‘
, ‘29c
.’ _.News Department fair, 9 ‘ _ ~ . _ . 0/
3~Busmess Department 3.. All soon to yield us treasures rare. ' ‘ ' ‘
cs—Brench Office. Norwalk ‘ ,, . . . ., _. .
t-é-eEditor’s Residence ' MfDTMF-Gonoral Light. “Theroforedbut praise is due them. . robber until another‘came up and
L—City Editor’s Residence it ‘tsnkune' is sold and used for that Speidol‘s orchestra. of Bridgeport,‘ threw Carey over the embankment.
. purpose. it cortuinly comes within the-furnished their usual tine order of mus- His clothing caught on a protruding
xreuuiromouts of sold statute. ic for the entire eighteen dances. The plank and he escaped with a wrench-
“The Connecticut agricultural ex» programs were neat and attractive and ‘ed buck.
pormlment sution bus no authority to were productive of runny compliments C. R. Block. of this city. one of the
insist that tunltnize slmil only be sold and comment. The class unicorn who mail clerks nus first narued by the
in the etnte under the restrictions lm 'bnve successfully led the seniors smashing in of the mail car door The
posed by statute. it is the duty of through the year to so glorious a gang immediately opened fire on him.
the dairy commissioner to enforce the (losing were as follous: He drew two guys and emptied both
provisions of the law relating to the President~Trncey B. Ambler. at the robbers before he fell with a
sole or commercial fertilizers. The Vice President-Mlss Katherine bullet through his hip. He is“ in a
duty of the station is performed when beers. . Manual here in a serious condition.
it has submitted evidence to the dairy Secretory—~ilnlpit Baldwin. Conductor H. D. Rooney borrowed‘a
mmmlfifilflnw‘ “Within that the proviv Trensurer~hllsa Myra S. Richards. revolver from a passenger who, when
alone of said statute have been violn- The comfort oi the guests was look- told there were train robbers attacle
'i‘iie Seniluell’wlll “abated ‘9 re ted." ”ed nfterinsteveuing by the entire list ins. facetiousiy remarked, "Aw. it’s
”ml-lift“i3:38:(){hgul‘l,i‘lkl\ ‘lo‘mgr‘ggi it: of class membership and especially by are dark to take moving‘ pictures."
res . ‘ i L «t I the unicorn of the class and the faculty. ooney, fought “his way through the
it“?!thatit:i’£ili'..§‘3"éi".¥ii§“.5333.“3" ““0“ ”u“ 9"“ ............ as was M... H.
REGE'TH’I follows: Mrs. Welch, bliss Chancellor. crawled to a farmhouse. He was
(Continued from First Page.)
:
’3 Women’s
NeckWear
FANCY NET FICHUS. large sul-
Children’s Straw
‘ Bonnets :
Various styles, dalntily trim-
med; regularly 500 value. To-
night’s Special
occur M. wILcox. seer.
Men’s, Linen
Collars
The popular "Royal" brand. ex.
socIE'rv NOTICES
HANTS’ AND MANUFACTUR-
£38“ ASSOCIATION ‘ ~
Nehemiah Candee, President.
resident. Charles J. Pidgeon
tik'W. Hadley, Secretary
tthew Corbett, wTreasurer
Gleaming on the hillside. bright
“is. .
With grasses, clover, song-birds,
too, » ‘ shades; 31 value.
And starry ways of milky hue.
The big moon loves the radiant
earth, , .
I know that Pan his music triils
him: still to the breaks and rills, SENTINEL
His flute-like message tells 0‘. love
READERS’
—-- --W_.mww,.~.-.m~mm._s
barn OF JULY SENTlNEL.
_h_‘ «Sentinel bill be issued as n
rnlng pnp'el next Tuesday, July 41b.
order that the employee may prop-
show their patriotism during the
Where silently the flowers move.
The west-wind o'er the meadow
comes
.HE UTILITIES BlLL CONTEST.
he Hartford Conront on the result
the House: “Statesmnushlp of the '
sond)onovun type has prevailed
.. not at present these twin leaders Away w‘th murmur, away “Mb
I airfield cJunty have the floor.” As , I Sigh . .
member of the House said when With joy we welcome m July
read this: ”rum. is the greatest
mpliment so for paid to these two
'tlemen. The full tbut the) do .
please the editor of the (lourunl is “JOHN INGLETON- .9
pro Slgll- that, they are in that rinse
a glslntors who are frustrating the
is or the paid lobby and doing the
of the grout mujoriiy oi the vo-
oiZ Connecticut.
. ‘ -—9--———-~
he oflicers and men of the brittle- ‘
1) Ohio gave. by all accounts, a ,
A Reminiscence
VIEWS 3:
The droning bee through clover
bums;
weight and conviction than a lengthy
one in which the argument is not lilies Smith, bliss Hall, Dr. Gumbart. chased by- 8 posse of farmers who
concentrated. We do utost outphuilo- Mr. Perry. Mr. Kennedy, M,“ Ripley, thought him ohe of the robbers, and
uily suggest brevity. l..ong~winded ur. , f
tirlos. we have observed. are the lust MW “‘ F‘ Ambler. M‘s" Beers. Mrs. he sought refuge in a tree. The farm-
", I", rend. and are sunny times "avold- oussful in a marked degree and tliolsg. John. Mrs. Shove, Mrs, Gray, Mrs. ers with lanterns found him and dis-
ed altogether. reception and dance, lust evening was. Hunlon. Mpg. McMahon and Mrs. covered their mistake and Rooney got
even more so. fully three hundred peo- Lynch a telphoue and notified the railroad
OPEN LETTEROII‘; SENATOR DON“ pie who wore present or; guests being Among the out- of— town guests were: officials. who desputched officers in a
. N tompeieut to testify to the enactment Miss Marie Hunt of New Hav;cn Pet. switch engine.
Mr. Jeroiuluh Donovan. oi the occasion or going of Bridgeport Herman Fet‘ The passengers, when they learned
Dear Slrzmi burn often wished to The nffnlr nus held us with previ~ sins. of biiddletown- N \r was Flor. that they were in a holdup became
express my admiration for your vigor-01H? events of the like nature. in the euro Demon. of Ridgefleld Russell [a panic stricken. Women become hvster-
ops und gpmmu ”rules“; against the spacious usuembly bull in the high Themes of Stnlnfor-d Mr and Mrs ioai and fainted. Heads thrust from
utioinpted oucrouciuunnis on the school building in West avenue and n hierwin Tro“brmge' of Weston: Miss “I? bindows Were imstily pulled back.
rights of the people. i would now be hupplor more congenial throng neieri Ruth Allen, of New \ork; Dr. F. B. “M “1036 Who ventured to leave has-
No more nature falters speak your interest in this present gutberod to rnuko merry with the sen Jones of Bridgeport Frederick Bur- lllll‘ returned to the car when dozens of
. trap by which the City of'Norwallt is lor clues and its many friends. The ll 0 ,0” ire race Rt “9 slots were tired along the line of the .
Prowling through the WOW]: uttemptiug to snap us into their Jaws. class of this your cluims many friendli :91“, of! Biiiififdrd; £1bertGSqulresx. oyt train. The BhOOUHS towards W19 988"
No more call for whipping 13081:! if we are to be iulten into the limits of among its fold. Bridgeport; Francis hfnrtin. of Ridge- SWEEPS COH‘Hlllled. and broken glass
tiny city. i doubt not the grout mnjor- Nothing attending lust evening's new; William Ferris, at New York; "0‘“ the windows ‘9“ to {he ”110k?
When husbands won't be good. lty of illust Norwulhers would vote to function could be, singled out up being Allie Raymond, of New York: and None Of the passengers, however, was
a. unite with South ZN'Hhvullr. uuythlng but on attribute toward the Charles Bennett, of New York. hit by bullets, but the express agent
Our business is mainly with that happiness and enjoyubllity of the M» V 0!! the train, James Hart. received a
section. You are better uoverned. have caption. Not only were there people . ”“110! in the side and was brought to
more results from loss taxes; in short of The Norwoilts present. but guests Si‘nc“ Fun TE“. Tan" 3 hospital here.
have sounder business methods. coins from .‘ow York,'New llavemNow nonlins Ca“ 0 Anderson; 0f itenovn. PI It
EAST nonwnnxnn. Cannon, Bridgeport, Standard and our "“91an “News“. stormed with one
fir new.” towns. (Continued from F "’3‘ 93394) of the holdup men and was hurled
The hull was ......__.. over a steep embankment. vae' was
' -
“mild exhibition of bruve and cool
oiirllno, when suddenly ("oui'ronted
V ’ ti prospect lliut the ship's
guide might blow up. in
, liquorice of u tire in the utter tur-
he vessel is at the Brooklyn
ard, and certain repairs on the
that involved the use of hot rivets.
these,” it is supposed, foil. and
edtheinsulutlon oft electric wires,
“rooming in ('ofiiucl with u lot of ‘
" waste, storied in ilumes,_ the No more indignation
t-dnnzer of which bus the possi- s O,“
that the muguzluos might be
t! by the five. As it first precau-
tboso were flooded by fixed spor-
“for tbut 13.90342. Then the are
tucked in u systomuiio munner
muckrakers
stealth ;
No more maieiactors
Distinguished by their wealth.
piled in
or unreaser to FARMERS. mgmmny and
W
wits quit-lily subdued.
WM."MWW
RIGHT TO THE 90|NT.
ti womun in the world " testi-
taking oorinln sleeping pow
_ tiers} Western News.
*1 “CHINE.
'hrdlnlcss."iw
husband of the hilt-nod “most
ivorco trim in Oregon tbnt
ever got up tor breakfast
.v ... for luncheon and that she
‘iibout "forty cigarettes it day.
idently bounty is not the only
ohsruotorlstlo of u Mint—fr
intuition circled the dome
, p 1 ant Hartford, Monday,
binds with the genius of
not the dendloclt on tho
itiolhill continues, just the
t the it ng in crowned. it is
im to announce his or.
tdowh to business.»
std Show is coming to
Perhaps it
respected Americans to
hear him. that he oaib
slbsuyysournsi. ,
storEMtsr u cor-ensues ‘
con homes. At that time
latter are «owned with s 1
“Corlting times" have vanished,
Naught seems “bully" now.
'Above the some old spelling book
The schoolboy bends his brow.
'Tis wonderful what changes
"A few short years may View.
The world seems much more
placid,
But it little lonely, too. ” i
v; “Washington Star.
, merit station.
- is sold in built, su’o
- = summit, "
Opinion of Attorney-General Con-
cerning Status of “Tonnage.“
Attorneynilonerul John H. Light. M8
favored Dr. bl. ii. Jenkins. oi the Con.
nectlout Agricultural Experiment sts~
tion with his opinion no to whether
"toukugo" is a commercial fertiliser or
manure in the meaning of those words
as tired in section 4581 of the general
statutes, and whether the concomitant
Agricultural Experiment station is Just
titled in insisting that "mutton" shall
be sold in this state under the rostrio
lions imposed by that stntuto. The stut-
uto reads:
Every person who shall soil. offer. or
expose for sale any commercial fertil-
iser or manure. except stable manure.
and the products or local mountaintop
ers of less Value than ten dollars a
ton, slum nab: conspicuously to every
package thereof a plainly printed state.
merit. clearly and truly certifying the
bomber of net pounds of tortiliser in
the package. the name, brand or trade.
mark under which the fertiliser is sold.
the name and address ottho munitio-
tom. the place or manufacture, and
the chemical composition or thegfortilv
issr surmised in this isms Ind m
nor approved and. usublly, employed or
the consotioot sterlcultursl espou-
it an!
tastefully decorated in the ever appro-
priate form of arrangement. The
members of! the class were busy near.
ly all of Thursday sod Friday arrang-
ing about the hall the many homers
and pennants of the various universi-
ties. colleges, and schools or the coun-
try. Then. too, there were floral doc-
orutions, these latter occupying the
platform. . Palms, fernnnd oxeyo data.
in or Blackmyetbfiussns. were placed
about in nest array sud added their
bounty to the pleasant scone. ‘
Everything that has been connected
with the class of N. H. 8. '11 has been
a decided triumph. Their class ploy
of some! months sue secured for them
ample funds for carrying out their clos-
in; darnsvith a creditable success.
The class established spreesudent
last evening when they furnished the
refreshments, consisting of punch, ice
cream and fancy unites. erotic. Hither.
to it has bgsn necess y at the high
school functions to in he is minimum
charge for the refreshments at this on
wind to assist in detrsyinx- the errors
see. but this close did thinss in s new
boy, innit-inns everythina as a port or
the reception to their present friends.
Needless to soy oil appreciated the
plan and there was a great.- blast: at
everythinn no that all bad shore with
oreditls one teeotnmittss or
at Weeleyvilio, about rive miles from
this city. The bandits rifled the mall
and express care before they escaped,
the mull clerk was shot and seriously
wounded the conductor was stoned
and many passengers bud narrow or“
copes from death or wounds by bul-
lots. .
The passengers were panic stricken
and tell conflicting stories on to the
number of robbers. but all agree that
they were masked. dome say there
were six, others say ten. in any event
there ware enough to successtully onr-'
ry out the boldest hold up in this soc-
lion of the country in yours. .
No accurate information is obtain-
snved from serious injury by catching
‘on a bush und is at a hotel here with
severe bruises and cuts. Anderson
says the man he tackled was an Ital-
inn.
Frank Freund, on Erie business ‘
man. who was on the train, said hhls
morning: “When the train stopped
and the brakernsn came running in
asking for a revolver. saying the train
had been held up. the passengers
laughed and thought he was joking. A
moment later shots boson to crack
arwnd the train and the women were
wild. Men rushed for the doors. Many
of them docked behind sects. It seein-
‘ed that two hundred shots must have
{\th ill! to the amount (if 1001. the 1-01). hm am before “my “m n
burs secured. Reports that they not
$25,000, which was being shipped to
this city by Adams Express. word
promptly denied by the GXDMI com-
pany as wall as the railroad oniolals.
The train was rounding Five Mile
Curve- st reduced speed, when Elusi-
neor Albert Corey. who was responsb
bio for five hundred or more passer»
the locomotive headlight Throwing on
the reverse, the'iooomoiivs crashed
into the pile of timber and tissue toe
stop. "Had the train beenflulngst or-
‘diusry ‘sposd- ltywould have been
thrown over the outer side or the
Lilli!“ own an embankment to recite
here the trilin carried, saw the obstruo- 5
tion on the trash in the Meeting or
Detectives who have been put on the
case am-ot the" opinion that the high.
way men intended the train to hit the
obstruction and go over the embank-
merit to the bed of rum Mile Creek, '
nearly 200 feet below.
WW
‘ ' Hie OMNIOH.
The late James McNeil Whistler was
standing barohesdsd in s but shop, the
clerk bovine token his not to another
out of thosliop for damnation. A
man rushed in with his hat in his " ~
bend. and. supposing Whistler to be a .
clerk. angrily coutrontsd hum.
“See it re.” he‘ sold. 'fthis list does»
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