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5:13; sets 6:36.
,igh tide 1:01 a..m.; 1:21 p. m.
MAIOVMO wllc‘l'OflY.
{Dimweii Lod o, No. 10!, F. snrl A. M,
Hoots in ssonlo Building. Iouth
Item street. 1st and. ad Tuesday oi
Inch month-July and August on»
‘ . coated—at 8 o‘clock. All Master
Malone cordially , invited. Reed
11. Flynn. W. M. Robert ll. Wilcox.
Sec. . .
latter Chapter, NO. as. I. A. in.
Moots in Masonic Building. South
Main street. lid and 4th Tun-me at
one month—minty and August ex-
cep --at 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guycr. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
eo.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Beer.
SOCIETY NOTICES
~0—
flERCHANTS’ AND MANUFACTUR-
Ens' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Nice-president, Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
~ PHONE CALLS
“go-anews Department
92-3-—Business Department
44-2—-—Branch Office, Nowalk
Ugo —-Editor’s Residence
729-5—City Editor's Residence
Referring to the alleged damage to
Connecticut larmltnrlnterests, which
the. poliiiral manners are worrying‘
about, the Hartford ’l‘imen ni‘escnts
these pertinent facts: "We are told
that some Connecticut larmern think
it (reciprocity) in goini.r to make, hay
cheaper than it in, anti that others
think it will out down the prices or
milk and butter they arc now produc-
ing. it milk could he had free of root W
at the Canadian border. how many
American cities could be, supplied
with it? The tialrymen of New hing-
iaud are in as much danger or having
their business injured as are the newn
papers of Hartford in danger of com
petition from the Montreal newsman
ow. 'l'nlto the article of butter, of
\t‘ iclt we hull the people of the l'ult~
it. States lurniahed to the people in
Wanda, during the year ending March
:13 Hill. 793,937 pounds, \‘lllllf‘tl at $78,-
:' ‘3. The (‘anudlans also bought about
$30,000 worth of rheese “‘01" the Unit-
vi States during the year. while all
the meat and dairy products toitctlior
which we lmugltt from tho Canadians
in than were worth just $140,434—~
$220,000 more. than the butter and
riteene we sold to them last year. The
bar which ('lifilfitllliu the United
States from Canada in 1910 was worth
$771,196. but in the tn'eive months
ending March 31, liili, we sold to Can-
ada 12.237 ions of hay valued at 8230,-
298. That was over twice, as much
buy an we imported from Canada in
1909. yet there its talk of the possibility
of hurting the Yankee larmer'a re-
ceipts from his bay field."
W
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
We understand that Charles 8. Mol-
ion or the Consolidated railroad in a
pretty busy man, and that may be the
run-on why be him nevor had time
to write a card of thanitu to the many
editorial geniuses who work their gray
matter overtime telling him how to
~ruu the road. it in an unwritten law
of newspaper eihira that while it pretti-
~dont oi the United Staten can be ad
vised. jeerod at, bullied as for as poa-
uihlo. hand» oil the railroad baldness.
it is an odmirsble syntam.-New Lon-
don Telegraph.
a.» V o
A white clover jailed for uranium .
awaiting trinimnd a masher jailed for
meaty-two dsys tor thrueting unwel-
come attentions on s Woman vhitor
to hos Aussies. Excellent-whoa An-
‘ " gains Herald.
' «Ann White.
White, he Nieiio and Brno. lent
-—0--_ ~
The coining oi the Jane is getting to
he a big problem. And it is one thing
to talk about the brotherhood at man
H.000 mile: away, and another to one
your real estate values out in two from
~. Jun purchases all around rou.-Meri~
. den Journal.
, «On-«-
There are twelve unable editor: in
the country, according to William AI»
Those include Mrs.
Jot: atone as twin mentioning the
[min But whom the other eilht‘i (
wicbonoctndy Union-Sun. ‘
1 on“ ‘ ‘ ' , .
”the water maintainer or new
-m...~_ W“ of».
n
"e,
‘
. “And at world is
Mine to Win”
The sunrise plains are e tender
haze
And the sunset sees are my.
. But I stead here where the
bright skies blue
Over me and the big today.
What use to me is the vague
“maybe"
(it tbo‘inourniul "might have
mm!‘
.For the sun wheels swift from
mom to mom.
And the world is mine to
win.
«-From the Westerner."
Sen-Hunger
iniust godowatothesea
..sgsin. to tbeionely son‘snd
sky.
And alllnskisetsllrhipnds
star to steer her by;
" And the wheel‘s kick. and the
wisd's song and the white
ssil's shaking;
And a grey mist on the son's
~isce. and a grey dawn
breaking.
inuetgodownihe sens again.
Iorihecelloi the running
tide
Is a wildodlnndsdeercsl
thrtmeyaotbedenled:
Andsll l ukienwindydly
withthewhiteciondeflr
in.
And the lion: rpm sad the
blown spine. and the res-
gnlls crqu.
«Join Ilseefleld.
v
Corsets
An sacrament o! popular
malice. including it & G. La
Reina, C. 13.. etc; our regular
81.00 kinds. Tonight
79c
Brassiers
Odde and end: in a variety or
ii styles and popular molten, in!
eluding "The Shandy." "Le
Reine.“ "iltiplcx." etc; raltm
to 31. Tonight
39c
TONIGHT'S SPECIALS-a—Eaéce {lanai on rin
for} TONIGHT’S snfmi e 35
Women’s Dutch
' Collars
limitation Baby lrlsh Luce Dutch
'Coliam, in round and sailor
eflects; regularly $1.00. To-
night
6%
Women's
Hose Supporters
The “Pin-on" i one Sunnortera.
all cow"; regularly 25c. To
170
. G .
Hairlight Crowns, ll
All our regular 25c Wire Hair
Rolls. Tonight
Parowax .
Ueed 'ior preserving. trashing,
ete.: usually 10a Tonight
14c 7c
Chiffon Veils
Excellent quality Chilton Veils.
1 8-4 yards long. 1 yard wide:
in a handsome mnment or
Water Filteré
Reversible Glass Water Filters,
colors. with hematite-bed hart , will tit any faucet; usually
tiers: regularly $1.00. Tonight . 25¢“ ‘Tonlgbt
79c ‘ 19c ‘
uonoav STARTS THE SIXTH warm or THE GREAT eUMMER cLeanance SALE. on: uonoav mom's Parent son ruarnen
announcmenr.
THE BOSTON STORE
e.
I. I. "III II!“
{Continued trout l-‘lnt Page.)
W .
it in now natal-linked that the ninth
wan canned by a broken rail. Three
vars out oi the train oi H plunged
from the track. The train Iran bound
from liulinlo to Jersey City. and a
majority of llltn-e on board were on
their way to ltwtr bones in Jersey
and lantern Pruuflyh‘nnil. one no.
man. now It Thompson Momoriai Hos.
pllai, (fannntliaitna, his ”a fractured
akali and cannot live. but so no it:
known lin’ other talented will moot/or.
Coroner Eiauline has been making
rnretul nilurh to obtain the names at
the injured. but as many ware ukeu
away to unions cities. luriutilng tlo~
nevi. t‘anaudnlgun. Rochester, and
smaller intermediate places. a cunt-
ipiete list nus almost impossible to
compile
Naomi-n have hitting temporary
trim around thr- wreck and arrow the
big mill and though oiled up with oi-
liclnl lilillflt‘llti, the wired are now be,
ginning to hear inquiries from un-
xloun person. which. it in expected.
will load to additional identifications.
'i‘bin nutrition ii or the 22 bodice in
the Shortstlllo moraine had not been
identified. They include nine women.
one innit and n nix-yearvoid child.
whose mother iii slid to be one of the
tluldtnilliod thud.
Comm Eiuulia said today: ‘1 have
decided it: hold tho lnqoeet on Mon-
day in the village town hall oi liliorin
vllis. i am nettinn out uibnoenes lot
the train crow. railroad melt inspetu
tors, museum-rs and are witnesses. it
T'EE'T'.FI'E”|EHI' a. thew doze oi the rurlotat persona be-‘
vaunt- only one body at a time could be
taken into the collar. that will never
be forgotten and the shock in this
'rlllngn wan no profound that the “‘0-
tnon folk went about their work ween-
iu; conninntly and in hysteria orer
the mouse they and witnessed.
Doctors it. A. Eiaeiine and A. J.
humour of shortnvllle. Dr. A W. Armv
«iron. at Cnuandalnun; Dr. John A.
Pratt. oi the which Valley itysiom:
Dorian l. P. (finale) and F. B. New-
.islnd, oi (Zillion Springs. and Dr. audit
of the Willard stein Hoepital.,report
thiamine or the patients trotted by
them will die.
Nearly all who were not removed in
serioue condition to the hoepitals in
nearby cities toolt trnion trom Man-
chester end Shorter-lilo.
A gang of :00 work” with two
stem tior'ricls was busy all night at
the arena oi the wreck and n groator
part of the wrecked vars. excluding
'those at the bottom oi the gully. was
removed and the main line Ill elm-
ed botore midnight. so ii‘lllnh might
cross the bridge «lowly.
A roomful oi personal elects still
romaina piled up in the blunt-honor
passenger room and on top at the
mound along with hat! a dozen of null
barn at (l. A. R. veterans. in some little
child's doll. waiting brutality in rain
tor its owner to claim it.
i ain‘itnernit. hi. r. Aug. 26.-Wii-
‘lla P. Rundle. 48 may old. post!)
,rinrlt on the laugh. of Enron. Pa.
.died during the night in Homeopathic
Hospital at internal injuries. lilo wild
in here.
An unidentified woman died in
.llshnermn Hospital early this room
int. Title melte- tour dead in Borneo-
will be iinvonrihio to hold any inquui in... mm“ mm Mir». hrslto-
todey. The public service counts-Lion man. “0 died on the mile! train. and
ot the nomad Dietriet has three otll- D. I. Ml. [an Mini”. '1” died in
Cllln hare ulltltii‘ the dimcuon of Arch- ‘ tbs bani!“ soon m M was brought
ibaiti Barbarian."
A stall or to nudnrtnkers worked all
night nmhnlmlnl bodies and in remov.
inn. whore pollllllo. the lure made
by the wreck. I
The place «about! for the marine
was ill-adapted for the norm. it
we: in a basement oi a country turn-
lturo ntore. and we: about to lost loan
end It foot wide. the wall. ointtond
up with stock. in the extreme trout
a email option was attended tor the
handlingol the bodice. “he tends the
bodies were brought in they were
placed side by side on all.» win
note, and as they soon niieo the oni-
iar. lama: use" two bodies wore
plsosd on one not.
Mill before the coroners in riser:-
srrsacsd the morgue tor s systemsc
lo inspection of bodies by persons who
might aid in mutilation. train loads
or alarm mom im- nearoy vii-
ieus and cities tilled the em all!
convict-epithelium «rennin.
narrow, winding stairway to the am
not hem There 00?. W
mos. impeding the work of the sin-
nnilm. One area mm one? s
on” of amending nun, and h des-
ysrstion comer Iieslho ordered the
work erosion“ until so early new
. toner. ._ 4 -
.Ailot the “admin
hm. Berni-oi of the inland are in e
.nritcrnl condition and may din during
the day.
the amt Report.
ALBANY, N. Y.. Aug. 35,-.1'). up-
.ntaoo Public Service Commission to-
day received the toliowlux tofliclsi)
report from its representatives who
are" at Manchester taro-tinting tho
wrnclt: ,
“m Volley mt: No. l. mini»
in; at imuen can. loit Rochater
Junction mm minute. into. At s
point about one hot mt or unnotice-
mumnmunebnmml.
will-Insemination)? alone. The
rail III will." in float in railing).
and M were 3 numb» at [vowing
Moulbobsiloithernu.
“The nine lest we at the train
THE ENGLmH COAT. HARVARD-BOSTON AVIATiON
.. MEET.
it. Lack oi Padding and sunning the
l
Subject of Much Discuselon. iCiaude Grahame-White Proven to be
An eastern manuiacturer says that‘ the Center of Attraction.
he overheard the following t‘onverna- BOSTON, Aug. 26.—~The rytlimlc
tion in a large retail store in i’hlludelv ' humming oi many motors and bustling
plain: iof numerous aviators and mechaniC-
\iit’e (stilt-ranching clerk. her hos-,ians in and about the hangars gave
band. who is with her, wearing an Kfll-;e\'ideilite during the morning hours or
lieb sititt~"llnvo you a man‘s suit in the pent-up enthusiasm for the sec-
thie place that will tit my huoband?" and nantial llnrrnrdvlloston aviation
"olerk tattooing a typical Amati: meet of eight days, which opened to- ‘
mitt—"Will this do. madam?" day at Squanlum. A dozen oi the
Witch—"John. do try this suit on.‘ most edlcient aviators in the United
later thuuhnnd approaching in theI States and England. with lesser lights.
new attiil~~'"l‘here. John. now you look 6 were prepared to participate in the
a man: take the! boy's Iuit back end list of erente this afternoon.
not your money." Xatwithutandlng the unfavorable
“Thin experience," commented the weather conditions early in the day,
morninrturer above quoted by Men’s an eager crowd gathered for the abort.
Wear, "'lo carnation to many retailers. in the absence of Harry N. Atwood,
who have endeavored to introduce the who yonterdny established a new
English suit with the sort roll imnt'worid's record for croucountry flying.
and has diocourmd many mnutao‘t‘laudo Grahame-White. the English
tut-ore irom going into the English aviator, who won the international
stylus very deeply." ichempionship trophy last year and who
“To a man who really knows sumo tool: beck to his native land the bulk
thing about men's clothes." remarked oi prises olered at the tint Benton
a riothter the other day. "that story‘nseet. proved the center or attractions.
about an Engliah auli mumbling a Lincoln lienehey. who recently an
ho)“; nail on a men sounds ridiculous. 1 over Niagara Falls and who made .
Some oi" the arguments advanced new worlds altitude record at Chi-
nniant Englinh etyleg this moon hove ‘ ago: George W. lienity. who at Chi-
hocn marked by a luck at common cago made a new distance record fu-
senee. When women wore pods they ' carrying one pnmnger. and Top Sop-
rm ridiculed by men, who did not with. tho iirltish rival oi Grahame-
stop to consider that they worn them ' White. were ready to rundle their mn~
nelvee weuinx shoulder node and still : chime out 0! the hanger: when the
coat front. to make their shoulders stating gun was fired.
look brood and their chests lull. Other aviators entered were: Eu-
"Wornen have thrown any their you ll. Ely. Arthur B. Stone. who to-
unds and are droning more maratly.’mtiy narrowly escaped death when
but men. some 0! them. not insist I93 is. tell into Lake niobium: Earle I...
on whining their unintn'rsi limpviuston. who made an excellent
built up with heavy auditing. haireloth . glowing st the Weltheni sect early
and coma mm: at this Build: and ‘ in the season; Joeeph A. Cummings.
oiled suit. with its pertmly nstum James V. Harlin and Howard N. Gill.
shoulder: uapaddod loot out to lit the The events echodnlod for today in-
nutim,mm ntlhninn. it: closely m1 eluded speed. duration and distance,
tin; vest and its straight narrow trou- musty, altitude climbing. bomb
sou without nunornnons cloth. Comidropnins. and the daily coo-recountr)i
'90"! title with the long. looeo ilttinx dying.
American coat, with its heavily padded The lid oi aviators and the lit
nbonldoni and hard front. ldiliich‘ohineo they will operate during the
mm: "to mom netunl.’ In!“ the met follow»:
English suit inst chock full of coma! _ (Elude Grahame-White. Nieuport
same? You can‘t deny it." anal-no.
borne a! the leading designer! Claude Galena-White. baby 0m
clothing. particuiuiy in the "Item homo-Whiti- biplane.
markets. do not mitt-tint. etyloi Harry N, Atwood. harms-Wright
will run more Unto another sown et biplane. -
the most. on. men said that the oon- Lincoln III-om. Cortis- olpiano
slant pressing it needs will kill it.— 0mm may, Wright liltiinne.
New York Bun. Tn- unite. Bioriot racecourse.
Torn Bunion. Wright biplane. '
M II. Em (turtles Mittens.
Arthur B. Stone. Queen inc-onion
Into 1... (Mutton. Blot-tot lino-J.
MONROI ITI. Vi. I‘D cause.
The Monroe titre-ts not detest at
the hands or the find Gross nlnn. tide
liens cleared. multimedia:
the'lnst Mrwlm in“ n“ bythesconeottetot. Translational
lengths from the broken nut. The motored Miran. Welcomes:
two-linens“ Menuhin-06°”? nine condom nay lutm’ in. be-
at. (am outlet fine-boom the so» or to and trims.
(Smiles m and m MM is not Write to manner a. Bil-c, m 1-:
WWW mill“ Suntan-tam Emporium
turned over on its lid. Ind W '0 (noes nine: A. moor. moor: J. In»
“Mumflhhhflt- Th1" Mo. water; 1. Brenner. fist
ammunition-Aim” Inset Annalee-Indian: H. '0
Mined. ‘
mom-.mMeamlfld:
M M'fimmm as
Wounds-inter
rm caution. The mini m u that moral". on the iocirfsiwp M. ”m"
ammonium-Mich" [Mlflhfltlmm
Eli-lo 1.. (Mom (Mi-ties him
“one it. uni-tin. hmn him
Jonson A. Cal-lacs. Merlot no.
skin.
”mm: s. Gill. Vmbtrblim .
ANIMAL! “0“ runner.
Two nnnsunl occurrences took place
in the center of Namath this mornincc
mania. abort mm 1!. sis-runs. ‘ W M e "i M I aim sad It
mummnmm,
«the. human.
Norwalk Chronicler