on Lodge; No. 108. 12.111! A. Ill:
out: do Monolith uildiug, South
cordially invited. 1 Reed
1 d
_' Gwyn; W. M. Robert 11.111111“. ”BMW“ (3101111.. '1‘ Q 1.
ti; chapter. N0. 33. R. A. M.
318 in Masonic Building. South likely that the English will be able to
11 ”1‘59“! 2“ and “h Tuesdays at prevail upon John Buys llammondto
oh mouth—duly and August ex-
Wfitfldflts (7.0100111 A" Royal Arch di‘i‘lp uny‘ of his “'5. They will 110'
Masons cordlnily invited. Thaddeus
Guyor, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
11119111111- M. wttcox. Bocy‘.
”SOCIETY NOTICES 1 :
munflro AND manuraoron
111w Assoolnrlou
chemlah Candoe, President
‘ resident. Charles]. Pidgeon
‘nk W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett; Treasurer
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BREAKING NGOOD RECORD.
(it since the great disaster at South
Norwaik, about KS years ago, when u
New11York pussougo'r train run into an
pen draw, hula there been such a dis-
iustor on the New York and New Haven
road as this one today, sold the Bridge-
port Standard, yesterday. Slime ihnt
first named catastrophe the road has
boon remarkably free from accidents
{1 all kinds and it had become prover
hint for safety the country man if a
passenger kept his seat 11nd did not
xpose himself uoedlessh he won unto.
- 1111 it is probable that for 11 numhor
of passengers curried hoiwaen Alon
(iris and New Haven during the time
1111qu the Noiwalk accident and todu)’
hole has not been 11 line of similm
longth in the country with an equally
good record,
, But here we have two orrldonts in
almost the some section within a few
weeks showmg the need of Additional
dilution holler inapeoiiOn mole do
’penduhlo signal service, orwwoll. no
do not 1et know the cause of the iron-
mhle and so ((1111 not any.
1_ it is pretty certain that when the
'1 weak spot is found it. will he. mmlo
unlrong. Where will the weak spot do.
volop pout.
The "swat the fi1" mommout is
all right as for as it govt; hut while
lly proliucois iu the shape of gur-
'lilage onus, soup futtorios and Rluugh-
er houses are nlloned. then no will
have lites, no matter how hard or how
often we swut It seems llho an im~
1015111111111 to clear 11th1 out. ()no real-
eitCG may ho iron from them through
a painstaking oti‘oilu oi? the good
hotlaowiio lull tho 1(11'1 next word mm
no a fly liioduoor.’ it would be into:
eating to know just how two from than
(those p11: ices are that are holding con-
touts. That is on) a week or too at
tor the oouiosl clooou. in San Anio-
nlo it fly killing content has 1th 0103
13(1 and 11119 and a quartet million tlfltitl
lites in Ono houp being 11 pill-1 three
‘ {out high and five toot wide, to oprooohtn
tho illmphtor wrought 'by smnll boys.
1111111111 Basso curried of! tho llrut mine
10 with a rouord of 484 328 dead
. in Worcester one of tho pupora
odduutlng a fly killing affair. and
may I hurhol or dead ones bun
1,711ilod unmwmerbury Demo-
WW
_ gmourfro THE. POINT.
Mono Loo. Mona, reported a (3111p
wimp up to the river bank and
ahohouootudy Union.
‘1'“
1110111111 nomwltl’orldou Journal.
various Togo roooptlon 1111111111111 3
(1111 are being orgoulzodmnouvor lilo”
131411111111liohilitiot are $20, 000 and whoop,
onsets oonoist oi: '11 claim against 11 ,
“will 1311111111 dd Papa :57 m1 oranborrr oomhanzt 351'38350 illustrator
111011 -- 135’ on “Bill 0* the practical peril oi” iintlertukiug to? '
--o1t. 3 WWW A“ Hooter combine (ihriutlunny with oronhorrles.
some of his 311. ‘and no rather think 1
890. he will do thut,¢«11011stou Post. "
' * 1 _........ , 7 or the owners of 1111111111111, or per-
looted ““1 m“ 1“ "' uuloacout nuns it in 11111 urlvor.‘ have arranged in 1
the mom‘s harness 11 upright men ' 1
ruivherriou from tho ovorhnnlllng manner.
«4-
1111111 in the marriage rate to
harden attributed to tho motor
orlty of Woman, but our yoiitli
walla: up boldly to the ice cream
r can have anything in sight tor
41
'l'hohanltrupioy 01' u olorgyruun
“—10- 1'
The Kimono Cit? Times thinks it 1111-
try‘. It will he‘ail rightlt he will drop
11 ~10“ ' ‘
The western groom whose bride 11p-
poarod the other day wouring lemon
blossoms, it sems to ill! had cause to
reel easy.-«Sorautun Trlhunevnopuo
lionn'. ' 1
.4...
AFlorldu candidate for oongreao
says he wants to go to \V‘nshington to
reprhseut the Ten Commandments. If,
he arrives there no are afraid he will
find that his countlthonér is loudly
shallot ed and scattered .—-Spl‘ ingliold
Union. 3
’1
SEN'l‘INEL
READERS
VIEWS :3
The Sentinel will he piousod to re1
coivo lotion; [or publication. from its
readers. under tho uhovo heading. A
brief and tome-point communication,
1111 11 general proposition. carries more
weight and conviction than :1 lengthy
one in whioh'lho argument in not
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
ally suggest lu‘ovlly. Long-winded a!"
iioiou. We have observed, are the last
to he rend. and are many times ovoid-
od altogether.
REMEMBER THE HORSES.
ladllnr Sentinel:
Human beings may suffer from tho
houl and they may, also. it they wish.
seek the cooling shore resorts. Thou.
too, many persons prod not exert
thomoelves it they choose not to and
may purchuuo or procure in other
ways; a cooling drink it” they hot-onto
too heated. Another rollei lrom the
sufferings caused by the late hot spoils
is the toiling oi the. fut-1t oi out-‘8 dis-
comfort. l‘llio oftentimes affords ro-
llol‘«~~io ho able to communicate ono‘s
feelings to :1 friend. Sympathy in a
grout soother, no all know.
llut our mulo fl’lt'llllilMlllQ horses
prlnulpullyMmust we not 1,il1tnk of
them and do as much as lies within our
power, and this is no little amount,
to muko them also comfortable and
cool? Must we m‘onwork our horses
when we ourselves cannot endure the
hunt sufficiently to boutinuo our work,
The poor, uncompluinlnu animals do
our work and carry out our wishes.
though they, too. mind 1.10 hot weath-
er as we do.
We are pleased to notion that 11 large
number oi‘ pooplo of The Norwulkn
uro inking into consideration the (not
that lilo heal not only ul‘iooto immunity
but also tho dumb unlmulo. their uor-
‘vunto. Horse owners in nonorui are
not compelling their animals to work
during the hottest houro of the day,
and those that must ho kept (it work
are being woll cared for by their man-
born.
A number of instances of this kind
nous hove Mn noticed. Some or the
horse owners have procured for their
,oteodl the little 1mm barium motto
onimoial'ly liar tho quadrupodo. There
are not employed in all canon. Sumo
looms, whloh lots in muoh the 111111111
31 Anothor equally attractive and per-
hops 11 more novel whom was notio-
oil in Not-Walk youterduy, (in the
very top or one; horse's head won 11
horn halt no good that in iairly tolt
like 11171111111113.
poi thing they will appreciate. is too!
huge 1110111111.»:er with water. The,
. Tho othar 11111111111: also should on
1,9, ” 13, 0135 Mrgma dogs om malty well noted for ltohweathor
11111 barman. ignore were 330 1,3,3... ii horribly 11101111110111 to our canines.
‘ a‘um’g gal“ of 009991‘ “mm,” “in “(GWEN t0 thorn, the moat prim“.
lot 111111113111on ”one. A dog in unit» - 1
likely to becomo vicious when tantullu- 1‘
1 01 oheexiiyismile L ‘
Oh, cheerily smile
‘And wait a while ‘ ‘
For the storm will noon he met,
There’s 11.11 of blue \ \ ‘
in [the sky for you.
1,.
There's sweetness yet in the
clover.
l
0h. rest and wait a.
' Though a burden great
011 thy heavy heart is pressing,
For a hand of love 4‘
Will the cross remove,
And leave instead a blessing.-
~Jcan Dwight Franklin.
Contentment
Sweet are the thoughts that savor
of content;
The quiet mind is richer than
a crown;
Sweet are the nights in careless
1 slumber spent—-
The poor estate acorns For-
tune‘s angry frown; 1
Such sweet content, such minds,
such sloop, such bliss.
Beggars enj‘oy. when princes oft
‘ do miss.
The homely house that harbors
quiet rest,
The cottage that affords no
pride or can,
The mean, that 'greca with coun-
try music beat.
The sweet oousort of mirth's
and music's fare.
Obscured life nets down a type of
bliss;
A mind content both crown and
kingdom in. '
~R0be'l'l: Greene.
Vale and Harvard Dotti-ml by Our
‘ 1 Thu Englishmen you tho dash. with
1 port boy. worn
" in the athletic contort at Wont Kan»
1 Norton. Ilium. yoatordur. botwoon tho
’ athletes Mun Oxford and Cambrian
j univarlltiu. Hi1 mark wail ll 111111111
‘ inches. miter Condom 111111111 6 toot.
‘ “inches,
' WHOM. G.
rout lithium 1111111111111) 1111111 by live
‘ 111-1111111111 to tour at tho hundred
1 V 1‘“ FTom 2. Until
"611 o’CloCk
betweEn the hours of 2 and 6 o 'cldck for the
4 1 it‘ 'w
Enthusiastic shoppers should be here tomorrow
Extraordinary Values ‘ . '
Each item is a featuremQuantities are Litnited—u— .1 ‘
Therefore he on hand promptly
fa
l.
Lingerie Waists
Beautiful assortment of Lingerie
and Batiste \\'11iais.,trlmmod
with Cluny and Val. lace,
some hand-embroidered; reg-
ular 82. 5 value. 11110111 81118
$1.49
Women’s
Petticoats
Very attractive long Camhrlom
Polilcoota, with (loop omllrol-
dered dounoo. in various do-
signs; worth “.510. (i-iiour
‘ ' 79c
Long Kimonos
Lot othomun‘u Long Kimonos
oi‘ vom- lloo quality lawn in
dainty tluured (lotions; all
sizes: well worth 7.111. i-l-lour
‘ 59c
Mercerized Suitiugs ~
2200 wards of (‘olton ilioloorlzeu
Sultingu in lousihu from it to
12 11111111, including the well-
known 11111111131111. ‘Soiuette
l’opilus and l‘onuees; Milli“
prices 291' 11nd 3311:; all perfect
1111111 cool no 1101111111 anywhere
less‘ihnn alloro priced i—Hnur
Solo. PER YARD
”W 9c
Table Linen
Bargains “
Remnants from 1 L? to :1 yards.
loom ends, all poriooi; a his
soup for the early comeru. A
small quantity, only about lull)
yurdu. nil arranged on upeolni
tables. idiour Sale.
'ouarmmo BELOW nou-
LAR Pnlces
Women’s Gloves
Z-clusp Lisle Gloves, excellent
quality; colors Willie, tan.
gray and block; 500 quality.
Minor Solo
39c
Ladies’ Handker}
chiefs
You have choice of plain horn.
stitched or initial Handker—
chiefs; considered excellent
value at So each. i-Hour Sale
6 for 21c
Embroidered
Flouuclngs
800 yards of (Euphoric Flouno-
lugs, ill inches wide, in (1 large
assortment of pulldrns: lilo
values. d-i—lour Sale, YARD
14c
Drapery Specials
A Particularly Good Opportunity
tor Housekeepors.
sasu columns
713 down. all made with sash
rod. complete; worth 350 pr.
4-llour Sale, PAIR
29c
LOG CABIN HUGS
in all new designs; worth $1.25.
i-Hour Solo
8%
Woven Hammocks ‘
()nly ti1iriy~iwo in the lot in
various patterns, pillow and
wide valance; value $1.50. 4-
l-lour Solo
$1.29
Men’s and Boys”
Furnishings ‘
BOYS’ WASH; SUITS oi Chan» ‘
bray and Percale, sizes 3 to
8 soars; regularly so and 75b.
i-Hour Sale
42c
80%? PAJAMAS, Percale and
Gingham, sizes 4 to 14 years;
regularly 13912., 4-Hour Solo
' .42c
MEN'S COLORED HALF HOSE.
all sizes; 25c quality. Hiour
Sn lo
190
MEN'S ALL WOOL fiATHlNG
SUITS. dark blue. 4—Hour
Sale Special
$1
Savings on Small
Wares
one HOSE SUPPORTERS,
hint-k, white, pink and blue,
While the lot lasts 29:.
Regular $1.98 MESH PURSES,
German silver. fancy frame.
small ring mosh, kid lined.
While the‘ lot lasts, 98c.
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR—Extro
Special lot oi? Swiss Embrold~
ored Dutch CollarS, lace trim-
med, round and sailor effects;
worth 50c. While the lot
lusts, 9: ea.
NET rcuemszrrés. 11-1111
sleeves to match; worth 980.
While the lot lasts, 49c set...
Children's ParaSols '
A big assortment. all or our 25c
and 3912 values. 4-Hour Sale.
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VOUNG CANFIELD WiNE HIGH
JUMP m ENGLAND.
m
Point by Cambrian and 0111116.
Woollt’ér 01111111111. or lulu, 11 Bridge»
the 11111111113 high lump
Harvard 111111 1111 1111111111 and tho
«um i
‘LONUON. July 12. “The Amorlonn‘
1:111: and item term at my and 1111'.
Oxford 11111011111191» mutiny with
mm mm 1111111111111 11111111111111: 1111»
mini! tmivu to tho 1111mm
with tho hair 01111 Won Modal
yum oi lions”. who
with Chisholm. oi Yulo; the broad
jump. with Hidden. of Yale; the high
1‘ 31111131. with Candida, oi Yule, and tho
null-1mm run. with Prairie. of Howard:
Macmilnu' tho 11111111161»th run. with
lllaolt; the 0119111119 run, with Bolton
and tho twomllo run. with Taylor.
Thou (11111111 1111 American. Putnam. who
1 Won for England in 11111313111111” throw;
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mu 00'7an FOR ‘DHILDMN. ‘
Tho Salvation Army‘s troo (union
for children will Luke place tomorrow.
‘ Thursday. July iii. All who urn so
1113 should he at the army hull on Wu
1111' mm. not tutor than 9:45 a. 111.,
at the start will he made at 10 o'clock
nonsm- Anumu in“ 11:16:11.
NW ‘ noun. ‘ duly ammo“:
810mm Oceanic, Southampton.
WW
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1 11111111111191» Whirl! law! will!“
‘mnwtéa {WW d11iiwaioeoOIIap‘W:
Not yet ‘ttfia “N” 11:11:11,111. m
1 bills. resolutions, petitions, «11..
all; dilator maintain than W '1
1 concerning udiournmunt the aim ‘
HUGH LEGISLATIGN V'B'i‘.
Thorn AH 700 “Pl-Mo" o! “ablation
to in Mind 0311111. 1
11111111111111 or the consideration that hi
Ming moon the dim oi 31d: :7 1111 that.
of lino! ammonium of tho brain toxin-
laturo, John 111111111111, ”alumni 1111111111 it
the home, 1119111 “moi 110111-11 on him
day in I tally of tho luminous that on
4 been trnnomtod by the mummy this
’ 1191111011 and the number or nioooo that
mm ”to 1111 9.1111111 upon. Sir. Innis
ioy'll tally 1111111111:
them or 1011111111011 introduood..2.tm 1-
It will 116 mil till! Mitt! 1d! t
nontod to tho Willy 111m yet 101» "
so 111111211 1111 W. ultim- ‘ '
111- untavoruhlr. Wilma Juana Wu
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