I 890 -Editor’ s'Residence - . it." the MILMANAO FOR. ; ~ TOMORROW than rises 5:09; nets 6 :42. Migh- tide to: :3 a. m.; 10 :33 p. m. MACON“: omncronv. .010 Well Lodge, No. 10!. F. and A.,M ‘ fleet: in Masonic Building. South Iain street. let and ad Tuscany of such month-«July rind August ex- cepted—oi 8 o'.ciock All Master Masons cordially invited. Reed go. Flynn. W. M. RobertM. Wilcox. Butler Chapter. N0. 33. I. A. M. Meets in Masonic Building. South Main street, 2d and (tit Tuesdays of .eacb month—July and August ex- cepted—~at t o ’.cloch All Royal Arch Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus Guyer. ll 1’. Robert M. Wilcox, ROBERT M. WILOOX. W. SOCIETY ounces . 4- MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR- ‘ 'ERS’ ASSOCIATION Nehemiah Candee. Pre 'dent Vice-president, Charles]. Frank W. Hadley. Secretary Matthew Corbett, Treasurer PHONE CALLS 92-2—-News Department 92-3--Business Department 44-2-—Branch Office. Norwalk 729-5 5—City Editor's Residence oovennon BALDWIN WILL a: .‘lnivorce Hill Sundial—4800118 CANDIDATE FOR VICE-PRESI- DENT IF His PARTY FRIENDS. DESIRE Governor Simeon E. Baldwin of Con- necticut todqy. with the characteristic reserve, toolt ,lormui notice 01’ the boom to present his name to the Dem- ot-rtttic convention on a candidate for; the oilice oi‘ vice-president of the United States. “1 have understood ibttt for some months my itutno has been mentioned in connection with the vicopt‘esitlcncy. in several states of the eust and middle. west," sold (lov— einm Baldwin. “i am not a candidate 1"011111“ omte window! and should not make any effort to obtain a nomi nation. ‘ “it” it is thought by my party friends that my nomination would tend in nuv way to strengthen liit‘ chances of heme l (i'liilC success next your and it com to me, i Cl‘lliiiill) should not decline Governor Baldwin \vus hopeful oi" ilcmoctutlt victory next your The work of the ilctnotrntlt. house of ren- ‘ resentutiich has made the itfilh solid with the people. he said. i This wus (:meruor iiulduiu's first statement on the mention of his normal in connection with the second plucci on the national ticket. it was inspiredi by the story published yesterday to “the effect that Governor llnldvvitoti would ivolcome the support of the Connecticut delegation to the next' Democrntlc notional convention. 1 The desired support will be given with n. hurrah, according to Senator ,McNeil. The boom will he left in 1111. .buddlug stage until after the out elec I tions this your and then a well ovzun led movement in Buldwin' s bcbulr will‘ be pushed. W.-...-_a_wm ' (‘onnctticnt is to here it new city. the. town and borough of lltistol ns-' sumlng tbut dignity on the second Tuesduy in October next. The iefor endutn voted for the change by 1.101; to 120.11ui the New liavcn Register: rctnmkn thut chin vote is less coirt oluelte than it seems Mi the whole2 1.225 is less thun a majority of the 3,108 votcre registered in tho town. Drietoi people ore u grout 111‘!” like. other folks in Connecticut. They ’ don’t cure and are willing to “let things nilde.“--too much. r W. RIGHT TO THE POINT. if Admiral Tom‘s stomach cannot stand the food served at the White House banquet, what munt we cifpect when Col. Henry Waterloo nits hint to a real lobster a lo Newhurg dinner. «4-» Persia use raised the priccon the head or the tamer shes to $100,000. end the future monarch still mu t. There may be u suspicion. that he reward for the important portion of lililrr'n anatomy is to be void in owls'money.-Bcranton Tribune ile- houldere of those men by the i. sud to the deity Mun: the Wolves themselves- . an nation. :10. alluring than anothsrwiii start ‘ means a loss of between thirty and ‘ torty good citizen; to one small Con- ‘ nectioht town wséuop ‘rrsuscripw ‘ ' ing draperies.-—~St. Louis Globe-Dem- ocrat. 11330“ be perfectly willing totti'ude mosquitoes for Boston's new brand. which lessid not to bite. W ever saw a mosquito Which wouldn‘t EVENING SENTINEL TELE- bite?~-New York Tribune. M 801111 [1118111188 ms .the Superior court this ntontb in preu .nrntlon for the Opening of the new churges a serious offence and names land it change of name no. in up..— an...” 1 next week from the some pines. Thin mom 1'}. 11. Southern and Julia Marlowe are now married in law so they for some time have been in art. This is appropriate. Now it they can measure “to preserve the harmony or their theatrical ttiilnlty, perhaps they my liver happy’over aim.——New Haven Register. . Reasons of high,‘bqef prices have been discovered._ The outliemen send their product to Europe in order to not more money. This' will be start. ling news to .‘the native American, mpecially‘ those who have been fortu- note enpunh to take a trip abroad and witneas the sale or good American beef at a lower price than it can be purchased at homc.—~Middletown Pen- ny Press. m... Prof. Dudley A Seargsnt of Yale thinks that women look well in trousv ere. Long domestic familiarity may have acquainted the profeosor with them. but men not he ruled prefer “the female form divine" in more how- 11’ _.__ New York and New Jersey would their But who ii] iii iii lllii lilll 01 All Kinds Are Returned to Clark ' From the return of many notions to court your in September. it looks as though litigation is not to iunnuish. even If other budiness is dull. A large number of pupcra were handed in for record today, including divorce applications, iumily liti’n, busint-ris die notes. and uctions to recover icon. in the divorce line Andrew Brett of Bridgeport sues for 11 divorce from Corn ilroit, now oi [arts unknown. to whom he was murried on February 27 1908.8110 deserted him on Febril- or} 211,10011 and he has not heard from her slnte. Asset (loleb. of Bridgeport. who mur- rictl Edna Abduliuh on June 11. 1908. now wants a decree of divorce. He i‘nllcll Nest us the correspondent The husband wants the custody of a minor child. John, used 17 months. Florence .l Potter. 01' Notwnlk brings and action nxulnht Shirley ii. l"ottei of New Canada. She gave up the nnme of Roscoe rot Potter on No- tembcr 6 .106 She. clutiges impro per conduct upon the port of her hus- hnnd w'llh ‘Uno Sully Greene.‘ Junu- ntyi.1908.und with‘ one i’enri otb or name unitnown.’ on April 1 1.111. Min. l’ottcr wuuts a divorce. niitnony Amott Post of Catskills. N. Y.. has instituted a suit unalnst Augunt it. 31011019 or Stamford to recover 81. 017 A glass cabin door. named j‘Pokonoie' and a row boat, have been attached ito satisfy the judgment. John Miles. luc., of New York, hitch Amelia Neubauet of Stamford to get buck 81119. which is due and un pnld since May ll of this vonr. A horse. itnrnesu. nnd rubber tiiod runn- bout have been attached to help pay thr- bills if the plaintiff wins. Attorney Robert A. Fondlck of Stamford stays that Henry F. hilllu of New York promised to pay him "a reasonable tee and expenses for lent services from Mny at to done 23 of this your The tee is 01.000 it ll ntlll unpaid. hence the pnpsrn return ed to court in a suit. The Hut-tumult Brewing Company. of Bridgeport. cues Anna tuners Ut- Itaetter to recover ”11.39. it is al- ioged in the comisint that on rebro- sry 10. 11110. the defendant requested the plaintiff to lit up a saloon for her '1 no request was muted end A one bur worth $400, with fixings. was out in. together with all the other parl- phmlla diet belongs to a drinking piece. The bill has never been paid. occult was started. My! HAD 07,000 m H10 CLOTH“. 011101100. Ass. 21-4 W ener- eauy so years aid. cartoon end ree- oeti, witches been wondering around the streets for eovcrsl days, was am to Chicago avenue police station. where ".000 was lound in hie clothes. White mitts: put the prisoner'- ooh W Willi! .3011 of mu..m DO emmtheeidmuoirow . moh_he.'.‘ g‘ D 1] AT PASTURE BAR. (Boston Transcript.) 1. .Up twilight ways the cattle slow- ly come, 'Tis eventide. Mid must: and balm of duskye calm. Through bordered lanes where roses bide—- Where bobwhite goalie from meadow wide, The far—oil” belle steal soft and low Like fairy tickles come and go; Then die in silence quite away. As slowly fades the waning day. The gold hath poled from out the western sky. .- ‘Tis eventide. At pasture her two lingering are; When loitering kine 19:1“th ing late- ' Chiding for one will surely wait; But one ne‘er heeds when lover's eyes Gleam bright as stars in evening skies; ,. The jeweled moments fleeting are-— ' When tryeting at the pasture bar. The mellow bells grow fainter. fainter still. ”1"“ eventide. To thinkl that belie It gleaming "heard, Can bring from out forgotten ways Voice: and forms from van- ished days; That dead regrets can rise again. With old-time longing and its pain; The: ‘twu 1 who lingered long ago. At pasture bar. in twilight glow. ‘ , "‘ -Wiuiieid Lionel Scott. I a , FFTH WEEK ,..,.. Summer learance Sale: Tomorrow’ 3 Offerings briStie with" ' Money - Savers The values under ordinary condi- tions” might appear among the im- possible. This Great Sale, however, has been very much out of the ordi- . nary. ' The 51h week. rolls on adding NEW SURPRISES DAILY. We mention only a few . f of the good things . White Wash Goods Great Savings ’ Here , 250Madras Shirtings 150 211 in. wide. in striped. check- cd and nil-over effects. For 'l‘nilored \t'nists and Men’s Shirts. 250 Batistelz'éc yard A special 101.0! Inftlinlshed French Batiste. 10 inches wide. For Dresses and tin- . derweer. -. 150 Fancy White Goods 90 yd Fancy White Muslin in stripes and checks. Excellent values. For Lndlcs’ and Children’s i'nderwear. Extra Special! Waiets Reduction $5 Silk Whistle $1.79 Biz lot of Women‘s Silk Waists. in checks. plaids and plain colon. including block. A big assortment of styles. Lingerie Dress- es Closing Out at $4.98 ‘ Lot congists of line White Lin- gerie, models, beautifully trimmed with lace and em- broidery. Dutch neck. kim'o» no sleeves. Regular $10.00 values. Regular $1.98 Children’s Dresses $1.29 Sizes 2 to H years. in Cham- brays, Percale: and Ginghams. . A big variety of styles. . 6c Dotnet Flan- nel 4‘40 yd One case of heavv Cream Domet Outing Flannel.” .1 in wide 12/21: Crash . 8‘72c yd 1000 yards of Bleached and [Zn- hleucbed Linen Crash. all pure Litton, 18 inches wide; red and blue borders. Fine for kitchen or roller towels. 150 Handker- chiefs Be an. Women's fine quality Handker- chiefs. iull size. An excep- tibnai value. When you see them you will surely buy at least a dozen of them. 4 250 Neckwear 190 L‘sdies’ Dutch Collars. Our en- ' tire assortment of these beau- tiful toilet accessories. for- a meriy selling at 25c. 19c Hemetitch- ed Pillow Cases 12% en. Made from line southern cotton. They are full size. $3.98 Outing Skirts 11.49 A his lot of high grade Outing Shirts must go, regardless of cost. ,All Linen. natural color ~ and white. This season's newest models. Savings in Nations and Small Wares Cabinet oi‘nssorted HAIR PINS. 2956. The MAGIC HAIR CURLER. waves and curls the heir in 1:". minutes. 6 for the. The “Beats!" BIAS LAWN FOLDS, 6 yard pieces. be. 500 yards GENEVA THREAD. brown only, he. FEATHER STITCH mtAiD, 11- yard pieces, 5e. W ' :9 m TILIPHONI CHANG”. Hayes, formerly tent use at Water- socmue'rs KIIHNO 01.11“. .......... ‘ bury. to be head installer tor Walter. M. I. Imlth. or Tet-cloned. to Is Wire Ohio! in Dcnbnry. The lollowinx promotions end up. pointmentr sheeting the Western die- trlet cf the s. N. ll. 1‘. 00.. were an- nounoed ut the district omce here to» any. . 1231. Smibert. formerly line foreman to. he district Korma, succeeding T. If. strence. who nose to New Ho- m; A. B. Cobb, formerly mansnr at Torrtnuton, to he district wire chiei at Wetsrbury: o. H. Booth, formerly chief plant clerk. to be district chic! clerk; A. N. Uhenoweth. formerly u- . Iletant wire chief st Waterbury. it. he district moor; W. 1!. mum to he this forum: 1'. A. remem- nteriy dlltriut. «storm inspector. hummum.n. H. m. intuit more 9,1“. Wt There are many minor chem in all to so into dent on Monday. JUIOR' FOR OIIDIL TRIAL. new YORK. Aux. 21.41: 1 were in the be: today when comet mum in mi: of eeleciiuthe twelve who will decide Whether Paul uproot killed wutuu new rum. thaw WhatthOHOteilmuois on the unto! Jule 80. W is ill- dioted for first dense Ital-tier. but his elm W confidence at tain- “permutation-deduce: mime even it h felled to secure as ' It: the plant. department of the district. ’ Looking for on AM escalate to Head the City Ticket.” The Booth Norwal’k local of the So- clailst party held an important meet- ing. but evening, In in rooms. in the Lauder block in donth Main street. at which time the advisability ct puttiul . a city ticket (or nsyor and council min the field this coming election was discussed. When interviewed. this morning. as to what action was done. however, the members of the out! were reticent and stated than it lied been deemed sdviubie by the instill: to yivenothinz out for publication no Yet. From what little can be learned. mummuvmomu “momentum if. ‘ their ..imtwm out runs. _ write Sodium 011! Wm “that; Kg,
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