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EVENING SENTINEL
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 8 1911
MWWA"
TOMORROW
MASONIG“ DIRECTORY.
Old well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
Meets in Mdsonic Building, South
Main Btreet.1l3t and 3d Tuesday of
each month-July and August ex-
cepted-«lit 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Reed
H Flynn, W M Robert M. Wilcox.
Sec.
latter Chapter, N0. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
‘Maln'street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each mantle-July and August ex—
cepted~ut 8 o c’lock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer, it. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Secy‘.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MERCHANTS’ AND +MANUFACTUR~
. ERS’ ASSOCJATION
Nehemiah Cindee, President
Nice-president, Charles]. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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SENTINEL
READERS’
VIEWS 3;
The Sentinel will be pleased to re-
ceive letters for publication, from Its
readers, undo? the above handing. A
brief and twine-point communiention,
as a general proposition, curries; more
weight and conviction than a lengthy
one in which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
ally suggest brevity. Long-winded ur-
tlclcs, we have observed. Inc the last
to be read. and are many times llI'oid-
ed altogether.
MR. SHEA'S STATEMENT.’
Editor Evening Sentinel:
Dear Sir: I. wish to contradict some
statements in the article in inst night's
paper recording the Inoiorcyclo noel-
Iicut in Craniulry, Sunday afternoon.
innieud oi‘ my motorcycle running into
lsnuc Church‘s machine, Mr. Church
run into my motorcycle. apparently
getting excited when near the corner
and mulling directly for me, knocking
Inc oil my machine and dragging me
alimut twenty-tire or ihlriy-ilre feel.J
All my injuries were on my left side
and furthermore my loll arm was par.
nlyzed and my entire left side out.
How could a man riding alnoiorcycle
make a sharp corner such as the Van
l-looseur corner on Newtown avenue
oi the rate at twenty-five miles an
hour? And also my front and rellr
SWATTING THE FLY ,
Considerable jocnlnrity has been
indulged in bccnnse the, police oi lios
toll have. been instructed to clnploy of
part of limb 31mm lime ill killinui
files. it may not at illsi thoughll
seem a wry diguiiiod opclnlion for a
husky guardian oi the public peace
to be fighting such dimlnlltllc ioos.
hut IIlIiic flies Inu3 be small they me.
conceded to be Icr3 dangerous and
the killing of the pools: a being to.
guided all the time as more of :I pull
liI dIlI3. In spite of the jokes about
'ii is reported ill: II?
it grent many the are being killed
there and that business men urn join».
lug ill the crusudc.
in other Massachusetts cities cru-
sIIIies against the il3' are being ill
Ilnluoi'i in and great slaughter is ro-i
lltllit‘d. in \\oIIosicr iIIo ililHiiOiS oil
flies II'IIII I'nuglli ill onc d.I3 lllld it ilI‘
011243 to see iilzli il‘ (-I'I‘I'3'llod3' should
join lhc I‘nnlpuiun ihnl lilt‘, l.lilllii‘l(.‘al
ill illI IIIIIks oi illc iiiCS nollld nort' !
ousl3 interfere with lilo lillilll3 oi the!
l
posts to omit lulllu lo the human.
rIII-c,
om
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
Just think of the (lrnngol's of old
(Rallnociicllt milking ill ilII‘il' icnill.‘I
'l‘lnII done not measure up to Cnlllliii‘ii-l
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lllluldorllorc lll'3'nn flll’llti‘ifl ilIIIi uni.
ride is. confessioll.--NI‘II' York Sun.
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The ii'londn oi Illc'Souvonlr 'i‘nl'lor
’hundolll nln3' illiVi‘ their convictionu.
but they didn't Ilclnonslrlllc ihclr I-ollr
one and conildcucc in them il_\' I‘IIunilli'.
nwlly when the matter came up in Illc
liollno yesterday. However, if ihl‘y
Tool that way, lol ihcm coniillllc in run
IIWIIJ’bWilHlCi’Ol' ihc mutter i‘Ollli‘i‘l no.3
They will then he conslolcni and tho!
scheme will iiiii.~'-'Nil\\' llllvcn Regin-
tor.
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The president’s new rldilll‘:
Jiiéll. from Virulnlu. ilo lulu
“ith‘ipI'IlI-lly,” but ho hum thinking of
buying llnoihor our and IIIIIIIiIII: it
I"Il‘lli‘lncru' Ii"l'lii‘vilii‘ll lllll.”--—ilo.~liml
llor or.
IlnnIl‘I‘ 1
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'l‘he Illuic lllllrI',commiuuioncr iiflfldl
cmnplnlnl that thorn in no illiiit‘l’ilii lil
Waterbury ice cream. ilo uhould toll
Ill-l whut thorn in in it. not what there
don't-«Norwich linilotln.
wheels and handle horn are nil in good
condition. but the whole center of the
’nIoiorl‘yclc is broken to pieces, going
to mow than i did not Inn lnio Ml.
3"‘(illnchs nutmuohilc. The fact ihni
Mr church‘s lelt mudunul'd and lump
yore broken proves than i one on my
light slide us all IIiIo olnIclI'cIl the
trucks and broken ulnsu know All eye
nitncss helped turr3 lilo lnoior‘WI3Ile io .
side and that l was Sil'iit‘k IIIIII dimly
god in Mr. Church's IIIIIclIllII‘. ‘l‘llis
Minced holp curly tho moiorIIcio lo
a nl‘ulh3 llnln. I one not Illlonu orel
the handle hole, but IIIIN knocked off
oldowms and injured 803011113 on the
left side llom tool to shoulder. The
machine ran (nor my loft III-m Trnsi‘
int: IlIui you will pnhlinh the true
{acid of the cane and hire them up
much prominence us you did the for
Incl Riill')‘ i thank 3011 for Iollr splice.
(signed)
THOMAS SHEA.
Mrs Shoo. mother of Hit" injured
.3oIIIII: man said this lilOl‘liiilll that
hcl non has not slopl lwo nights pnsl
and that ho Iillfft‘is II grunt den] of
,pnln. Ho Illnnoi Inmodlls loll nrln
illlli she believes it pni'nlyzod. Dr.
William J, 'i‘rncoy was; called on the
telephone ilnnlodlnioly nilor the con-
,vcreoiion with hire. Shell null he emu
ilmi the arm Is not paralyzed and that
tho boy’s injuries are just no was slut-
ed ill llmso columns 3'cEi1‘l'dI13'. The
boy‘s arm in hodly bruised nnd when
on IIrm has been injured as hie was.
liit‘ Vii‘iilii II'lll nol nan ii unions :1on-
iIllI‘l3' ncccssury.
OLIVER BANKS ARRESTED.
Charged With Auault and Breach oi
the Peace in Local Cate Yesterday.
A dleuuualou. then u wordy II'III‘.
followed by up neunnli. lInIl Oliver
linnku, Ill’,i‘hvnlnlil liil, \I'zlll lnndI‘ll
ill the NorIIulk poilcc Hillllnli under
:lrrcui. Ionicrdny utter about 2 o'cl0ck.
The trouble took pluco bclwocll Builllu
11nd 'l‘lloulun ilnichiord in tho uplooll
oi' illI“iulIoI"ll i’nihcr ill lilnin nirocl
‘.lIull (fillet 'l‘llolnnu LI‘lIlhoriuild. hourw
log the rumpus, nppeul'cd in time to
it‘lnporurili' nl‘lilc the liiupllic.
ll ill eluted ihlli ltllilrllfol-Ii hall hor-
rowed emull ulllnll iii vurloull tlnlou
from llunkn. Yesterday llnnku wonb
III] II hoillc oi" II'hlIIkIIy. which ho II'uIl
roi‘ullod. llo rolnlpliod illllclli'ord
that ho ovved him a quarter, but Ratch-
tord couldn‘t one it thinl, and cold no
u. ' ”“9"“
California was certainly handed a
when
lemon .Vcl‘lterdny afternoon
’Cllnirmun Underwood injected
much. Then it it! said Banks punched
him.
Biliikfl Is out under :25 bonds to hp-
into pour Saturday morning hetero Judge
. ~ the inrmern’ free list hill on it come to
‘ the senate l'rom Ithn lhollue It provinlon
Edward Mr. Lockwood, chargeduwlih
breach oi the pence. and assault.
tor tron lemony.
prepared for
Usually California In
all emergencies and
mulled the hottest tight possible on.
NEARLY RAN OVER HORSE.
The Knob auto bus. in charge at
anything thnt is onloulntod to 1113““? Charles Lee, on the lust trip up last
tin. induelrlee or that mute. but this night. nearly ran over a horse which
time they were caught. popping. and Mrs lying directly in the Center of the
MK, whole country [9303003 “Boston Wilcon Point road. The home [it the
TI ltnECl lot.
The Connecticut sillte gumbo by re-
property of James no ertson, chei lit
the Knob, who lets t e Initmul loose
during the tiny. Evidently the horse
* tuning to take «part in the reception to took lt‘lnto his head to go home, and
Mr. 'l‘nit. will neither hurt Mr. Tait po-
when darkness omrtook him he lull
( lltlcully nor interfere with Canadian down to clean by the roadside, tlnuily
rec- iprocity.
Item—«New York World.
it merely makes ilaelf stretching curb: the middle» oi the
ridiculous and exhibits its bad man- mud. ‘M‘r. bee threw over the wheel,
' but could not help running over, the
horse's tail. With 11' snort the horse
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The Kansas Agricultural college hall arm-tea up and run an tar as the Stand.
graduated titty-«live» Idcmestic idioms an! Oil Company a burn, where no mu
teachers. {not whet iii they do with ditilflii’. and Iltabled until the opinion at ‘
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Holiday With”
Happiness
in the vale of shadows. holding,
hands with sorrow,
But we'll have a heiiday with
happiness-tomorrowi
Light of morning
Braking swctt.
And the violets
At love's greet!
in the vale of shadows still a
hone we borrow;
Happiness to kiss the clouds
from the sky— tomorrow!
Peace on earth
And peace above
In the living
Light at love!
“Atlanta Constitution.
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‘ TUESDAY. AUGUST 3
CLEAN-UP SA
. 2.. . This' is a most wonderful sale. ,
Our August Clean-up of Summer Merchandise IS
in full swing. You know just what that means
in economy chances--—our usual high values “
at greatly reduced prices
Wonderful
Kimono Value
An exceptionally pretty assort—
ment of Women's Lawn KL...
monos. iiorai and figured de-
‘1 signs; regularly 25in. .
'18c
Special Clean-
.Up Sale -
Muslin .
Underwear
included in the lols out-red for
this enlc-d'ctilconls, Sight
iiou’llo. i‘ol‘svi i‘oIors, Drow-
cl‘u~~llll III greatly reduced
prices.
Lot of dainty CORSET COVERS
ol’ good mmlii3' ifnmllrlc mid
1‘ preil3‘ I’fronsburs. trimmed
with pool mine of embroidery.
All sizes in tho lol tor the
beginning. but cnuilol say that
they will last throughout the
entire day's boiling; excellent
value. at 25v
190
\i'omcn'e NIGHT C(‘JWNS. of
good oneliiy Muslin. yoke trim.
mod {with fine embroidery
edge. IDIY or \'-lIc1‘k. short
sleeves; The value
491:
llnndsome assortment of \\'o-
men‘s l‘l~3'l"l‘li'().\'l‘ti. Innde
With (loop ilollllce of enlln'oidv
cry: cycle: and blind effects;
$1,313 mine
97c
Huck Towels
llcllry i'nion Huck Towels. cx~
li‘n lul'uc Eizc, titlxill, unlit I‘cd
bordere; tripe value. EACH
9::
Ladies’
Paranoia
A writ-i3 of uiylcu; our regular
$1110 minus
790
Women’s regular $1.50 and 31.98
D
“78.18th
A special lot at waists. Dutch
and high neck models, in
Lawns and Lingerles, headli-
lully' trimmed with lace “End
embroidery: all sizes. While
the lot lasts
980
Bed Spreads
Full size. made of heavy round
thread cotton, Marseilles de-
signs. plain and figured. with
cut corners; regular $2 value.
$1.69
A Bargain in
Blankets
illly ibis illnnkci now and save
it folr’n‘illier.
Full size, beautiful soft wool
finish, white and gray, with
pink and blue borders. bound
with one-inch silk tape; regu.
lar price $2.30
$1.89
Women’s
Gloves
2-clasp Lisle Gloves. excellent
quality; colors. black. white.
tun. gray and champagne: all
sizes; {.Ilc quality. PAIR
380
Women“.
Buy
Handkerchiefs
Now
Lot of plain White llemsillch-
ed and initial Handkerchiefs;
,, value so ouch
6 for 250
Women’s
Underwear .
O
liig lot of fancy Lisle Vests, all
sizes; rein 26c nnuiliy. i-DAIlli
190
FOUR BIG LOTS AT‘ EXCEP-
(‘AM lililC EDG lNGS, assorted
2000 yards TORCHONL
French and German VAL. LAC-
S\\'lSS Fi.01'.\'(‘i.\'(‘u.27 inches
Visit. our ,Boys'
' Wash Blouses
Sizes ii to 12 years. colored and
A Sillllii lot oi” “035‘ Suite, mode
Regular I‘II‘lc quality,
Regular Mild quality,
Laces and
Embroideries
TIONAL SAVINGS
patterns, in widths from 5 to
7 inches; regular 25c value.
YARD
12%c
LACES ‘
& lNSll RTIONS, many differ-
ent patterns; regnlzlr It to Sc.
YARD ‘
3c
ES & lNSERTlONS. all new.
pretty designs; widths from
1-2 to 2 inches; regular 7:: to,
llic value. YARD
'50
I
wide. various lengths, beauti-
i'ull3' embroidered; 75c values.
While the lot lusts. YARD
590
Don’t Fail to
Department
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Boy’s
White, with {Ind without col.
lnl'; never sold less tllnn I'IOC.
390
Boys’ 4
Wash Suits
ot‘ Gingham und t‘llunlbruy.
390
«79c .
produced A NUIBANCE
Many comllluinlu are being rewir-
ed by the police department nbout
peddlero who bother the lIo‘unewlveIl
of our town. Ullurlcn L. Without)!
Noru'lllll. reported to Chief Thomae
leoatllcrlnnd yesterday 'iltteruoun thuiI
there are a great many ol’ tllé‘m about.
nnd questioned the ohict about tilo'll
running of them. A peddlei- who sells
goods he mnnul‘ncturea himself does
not need II license, but the chlet said
that he hiiii bud row. If any. requests
for licenses. iio will lureetlgute.
Imufizo MAN NOW WELL.
Harry Flynn, oi Crencout street.
Norriulk, who was recently injured
when run into by the Peerless unto
mobile driven by Otto Schenck. in
West avenue, near the armory, as he
engined drool the hacker-dear driven
by William Ferrell, hi how one to be
out satin, and renumed‘ihiu duties In
II local but rectory returner. He has
been laid up (or some time at n result
or the outdoor which norm no
' «tumult «all! tribal:
JUDGE E. 8. hANKfi BUING CON-
NECTICUT COMPANY FOR
$600 DAMAGES.
Claim That Hie Automobile Wu Dam-
aged On Two Deco-lone.
Claiming that their automobile was
tnloo struck by policy cure on two
pensions, Judge Elmore S. Biliikti and
his wire. Beulah t} banks, have
brougbteult useluct the Connecticut
Co. ior $600 damages. I‘upam were
tiled thin morning in the court. of
Common piece.
it to alleged that on July 25. 1910,
the Corbin machine owned by the
plaintiffs wns'atruck by a car on
Brood atreet. The car hit the left
side of the auto body heat the root
mile unfounded other damages to the
extent of Hill). The plaintiffs claim
negligence and earelesnnoae on the
part of the oompony’n employee.
(in, September 7. 1910, while the on
to in charge or hire. Becki was stand»
in; math Yellow mu bridge. on up»;
preaching our struck the nicotine.
.mm..-«w~mm.- ..m..w..w *LEM '
pnnr'n employee i8 nguln tillezed.
Damages In the unto In the second 11c-
cldcul are fixed at $200. The action
in rctln'nuhlo before Judge “Scott in
the September term offiourt.
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, prevailing” magnetite villi/er.
’WIIIELEEE NEWS.
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Another Week tor Graym-Pole lew ‘
lug Attention.
Louis (tray. of Morgan avenue.
whoee success in wirelellll work has
won him 11 position on one of the Fall
hiver Line Mediocre. the ,Priuclllti.
came home for Sunday. but has returns»
ed to the boat for another week.
are? does not who: to remain M operas
tor on the boat, but the coulplluy Its
Mfr 3‘ ui'
is
pleased with his work and is trying , H
to have him rerunin permanent!»
The pole at the Wilaon i’olut wire»
lees station A: being repaired and out
to directors shape by Chief Engineer
ma Cutting, who is «opium on Walla
ter uncle's yacht hindrance. , He iii
an «rpm in this line at Writ. cud
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