\‘ItlIA'ruRn ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
tut risen 5:16: sets 6 :3r.
filth tides :21 a. m.;.3 3:40 p. m.
‘ MACON": DIRECTORY.
Cid Wen Lodge, No. the. r. and A. M.
Heath in Masonic Building, South
Iain street.10t and 8d Tue-day oi
oath mantle-July and August or
opted-nut 8 o'clock. All Master
asons cordially invited. ‘Reed
H. Flynn. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
9 . 89o.
Intier Chapter. N0. 3!. R. A. M.
, Meets ln Masonic Building. South
Main etreet, 2d and {in Tueadayp 0i
Veacb month—July and Animist ex»
copied—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
(layer. it. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Beer.
. SOCIETY NOTICES
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MEROHANTB’ AND: MANUFACTUR-
ERS’ ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee. President
Vice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley. Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
gem-«News Department
92—3—Businesa Department
44-2—Branch Office, Norwailr
390 ——Editor'n Residence
729-5-—City Editor’s Residence
3 .. coon JUDGMENT.
5’ “l’rinicr'n lull“ in one. oi tho oldest‘;
and most tit‘pt‘ntiilillt‘ oi ntli'rrilnlngi
ppbllcnilonu and when it gives out. n:
proposition to the public It in ulwnyui
fobnd to bore the solid bouts of ex~
pericnce and common senso for its!
asnnmptlon 0i int-ts. Spanking re-
cently of u limiter oi discriminntion‘
in advertising, it buys:
Slowly but us surely as illi" passion
of limo. it new iden in mulling linolt
felt in udvertislnn. 'l‘hul idcn coir
Sluts In buying tor'cirt-ulutlon accord
in}: to tho quality of the publication.
and its l‘t‘tttlor‘s~-noi sitnpiy paying for
no runny sold copies. The time is'
ntendily passing when no mnny thou»
sund'rondors for enrh-nndhuch u roux
end not city and all business. Think-i
iiiiilil iiiiiiil’i illiiii
Hill iii iiiiiiiil'i iliii
Nearly IIIIl Incubate at seven
tannin enticement Volunteers
Attend Reunion oi Regiment
The tortyniinth annual anniversary
and reunion or the Seventeenth Con-
necticut Volunteers, a regiment com-
posed largely of Bridgeport and Striat-
ziord men. was held in Btruttord yester-
day in the rooms of the Ctrpheug club.
at the invitation oi‘ the Board 0! Trade
of that town. Nearly one hundred oi
the surviving veterans ‘nd their
wiveue and Irienda numbering titty
more were in attendance. Twelve
oi.’ the surviving membora reside in
Btrati'ord. among them Cnptnin Wil-
uon French, the ranking officer of the
regiment. .
’ Oifloare Chcaen.
The morning wan devoted to bush
been session. the principal business
'bolng the election of oiliccrs for the
coming your, and which resulted as
follows: President, damuel Thorpe.
ilrldgcmrt: treasurer, (.leorite D.
Phillips, Bridgeport; secretary. J.
Henry Biahemun. Stmti‘ord; chap-
lain. John Peck, New Haven. A
vice-president for each ot the .com-
'panles was elected on ioilowa: Com—
pany A, W. 0. Merrick; Company 13.
George Christianson; Company C.
George S. l’urdy; Company D. Henry
North: Company E, itutus Wake.
man: Compunyl‘. .It‘rnncie L. Day;
Company (3, .i. D. 'Meud: Company ii,
Charles Soeloy: Company i. John A.
Lowdcn, und Company K, Henry
White.
From Pennsylvania.
Francis i.. Day. who was elected“
vim- president for (to. i-‘. came all the
way from Chmnborubnrg. In. whore
hr- now residue. to be preach: at the
reunion.
Shortly ui‘tor noon dinner, which
had been prepurcd under the direction
of n committee appointed by the
Stratiord Board of 'i‘rndo. wnu «erred
by tho indies of tho town. in (imbue.
hall, in lilt‘ sumo building as the club
rooms. The dining room prcsentod
a very plodding npponrnnro.
The Speakers.
The dill‘flki‘i‘fl' iiibit‘ was ill the
from of tho hull aul the ten other
tnhlon radiated from this. extending
the entir.» length of the oil.
'l‘ho tables were proiilly degorulml
with out flower-n and In the wny of
lug men are realizing lili’ lilt'l lhnl tho: III-“1413' U19 napkin at each illlliv was
hundreds of thousands \vnstod In ad lnrrnnacd i“ the “in” 0! 3 tent. with;
vertising can be diverted ln-to lil‘tfllili‘“ "”"W'W’ Ami‘i'ii‘dii tings It ”i9 “P0!-
ing channels. (In every ride this “ion R“- C- 8- Bullock ituvo tho invocat-
in cropping out. lion.
”Following excellent dinner.
which was thoroughly enjoyed. Elliott
of especial icgiulntion over bronirhii W. Peck. president oi‘ the iionrri or
tolhe attention of the General Assent. Trad». adn touetmasty. made on nd-
bly iltlti passed the Senate and in now dress of welcome to the \‘i‘it‘i‘lliltl. on
in the House. il propose» to give tho‘ Mimi! 0! the town. to which ro-
votore oi tiroton. a no license town. Simone was etnndo for Iho regiment by
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(Inc of the most rcmorknhlo pierce
the opportunity to any whclhcr thci
manager of up “eelnblinhed summer.
hotel in the town of (iroton'hhuli hovel
d a liquor license from Juno l for n:
period not exceeding four months. The
purpose oi the logieintlon in mi the
benefit or the blighotel in that. town
it won otiginnilt proposed to giant
the hotel a license by special lithium;
hut. Governor iiuldwht congealed this
ooursu.
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MASTER BURR DOING WELL.
Doea Not Appear to Have Been Badly
Hurt by Automobile.
Muster lwulle ilurr, of (Senior ave,
hue, the lad whom the automobile ran
over in Mnln hireci yesterday noon»,
was seen pinvlng about the yard at
hie home. this morning. Except for a
ncrntrh or two on his loft log and u
nmnli cut on bin lip. Muster iiurr in
practically no well on ever.
The automobile which run over the
boy wan operated by Chutmeur W. E.
Sniper and in the car were Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. liohur, of New Cannon.
and their two com. Since the acct.
dent they have acted in a moot com-
mendable manner. '
It was Mru. Rohur who bathed the
boy'l ininrten while waiting the com-
ing of Dr. w. B. Burnell. yesterday.
towu for medicine. They have taken
upon themselves the care of the boy
and have called on the telephone trout
New Cannon several timer to air for
the lad'e condition.
The accident was clearly not their
fault and yet they have taken the burn
den upon themselves an though It had
‘ been. The police did right when the!'
did not hold them “reducible.
ADVANCE IN MILK PliOIO.“
WASHINGTON. Aug 29. ‘An' Id
W of thee cent: a can on milk
flipped over the Delaware find Find»
on Company from points in NW
M state to Boston. Mum, flick
war to have become Minot“! W
and it was Mr. Itohur who came dowut
Col. Seinh (i. Blukcmnn. or Strntford.
Addresses were also made by Rev.
Horace .ludd. oi Buthcl; George 1).
Phillipe. of Bridgeport; Edward A.
i’Initnct'. of (hometown; (‘nptuln \\’Il<
eon French. Struttord: (lnptnln A. W.
Perk. Ncwiown; Captain Henry
North. Stratiord. and Ii. W \Vurreb.
0! Now llnvon. all members of the
regiment, the latter being regimental
hislorinn, and Rev. ll. C. Carpenter.
ltov. id, N. Pucknrd and Rev. N. id.
(lornwnli, of Stratiord.
As the big celebration of Channels
'l‘rtho. improved Order of Red Man.
bikes plane on [Ahhr Day. the tribe
arranged to have tho town hall doc~
oraied In time for ycntorduy's event.
Several of the business buildings on
Main ntrcot. were dororutod up well,
which won very planning to the vet-
crane.
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KELLY WAS JEALOUS.
Hie Who Had Him Ameted for Abun-
Ing Her.
"Tltnt ranrul down there. he treat:
her like a dog," “said Elizabeth Mc-
Curthy. witneu in the cure of Michael
Kelly. who wan armated Iaat night
{or quart-cling with thin wile at their
home in Harbor avenue. til-turning
the entire neighborhood. pointins'at
Kelly on the prleoner‘a bench In the
Norwnik tonm court. "Sure." she
went on, “he wan calling her the h'n
and the D's. lure."
Kelly in icaioua of his wife. wit-
neaeea tinted this morninn.
Kelly was arrested but night by
Office:- Charles l". Page on the com-
plaint at the neilnborr. He wu, in .
the Norwalk town court thin morning
to anewcr to the charge or breach or
the pence.
Judge imirwmd nu alwen been
Imitent In family trouble can and
was inclined to he no in thin «hie He
invited Kelly it he.did not think it
toolkit to believe aniline wrong
on; wire. and «racially to here
then thrown. and he did not know
r
My Neighbor
(
Who himy neighbor. then? My
strong support
When evil tongues spread wide
unjust report;
Who steadfast hands when
trouble tries the soul
Andibappiness appears a hope-
less gall;
Who speaks no evil; who is
free from guiic;
Who greets me with a hand-
clasp and a smile.
Loyal in adverse times. as when
the fickle elf
Prosperity. in lavish form pre-
sents herscii?
Ah. be is my neighbor who can
see ‘
Only the better part». the real
me:
Whose hand is ready when the
need is shown.
Whose sympathy is strong when
hope has flown.
Whose kindnessee are prompted
from the heart.
Whose pledges are of no de~
ceiviag art.
These are the princes of this
realm of ours.
Those who are given sdvereign
powers
To win and hold the hearts of
men.
Is not the question tally an-
. swered. then?
Live for or near. ¢distance no
difference makes.
‘Tis he who proves his worth-u
who iaithlul takes
His place beside me in my daily
labor.
By hind encouragement.
my neighbor.
He is
«1.1.. N. in Buffalo Commer-
chi.
on the ticket? With the political lituaa
J
~ We are Offering unusual lots Of merchan-
dise for, final clearance.
End-of-the-sea—
son, final-disposahprices in all depart-
ments.
Last Days .Mean Big
Cr’owds—- Come Early
Weists
Two Ila Leta. priced for Im-
mediate clearance.
LOT 1
Regular $1
Waists 490
includes Lawn. l‘crcnie and
('roaubnr Waters. some sailor
collar rootlets. other plain inl~
lured ntyies. All sizes.
LOT 2
Regular $1.50
Waints 690
Comprleer tine quality anu
and Lingerie Waist. in it good
annortment oi’ inie etyies.
Advantageoue New: tor Wench
. Who Need
Undermuelins
7 59 Night
Gowns 47c
Mode of good quality Muslin.
low or high neck. excellent
value.
500 Drawers
34c
, Women’s nmwere. made at cart
llninhed Cambric with deep
tuition of handwme embroid~
cry. fall out in all nines.
50c Corset
Covers 37c
l-‘lno White Neineook Corset
Covers. dainiily trimmed with
line int-es. embroidery and
ribbon. All sizes.
Sweaters
GREATLY REDUCED
Regular $5'
Sweaters $1.98
Women‘s All Wool Coat Sweat-
ers, a good assortment of high
class models In all colors.
Women’s 50c
. TOO MANY PAIRS OF
Women’s 25c
Hosiery 15c pr
To rcdnce the quantity quickly
we offer them tomorrow at, a
itnir. 15c.
Fint- illnck Gauze Lisle. lull
fashioned. all perfect. Buy 3
seasons supply while such a
saving is to he made.
150 Writing
Paper 90
Small lot of linen tinlsh Writing
Paper. box contains 24 sheets
and 24 envelopes.
’
20c 40in. Eng-
lish long Cloth
Gloves 350 pr
2-clnsp Lisle Gloves. excellent
duuliti‘: colors. black. white,
gray and um.
200 Pillow
Tubing 150
Best qunlity Pillow Tubing.
made train a heavy grade
southern cotton. Full 45 Inch‘
ea wide.
100 Huck
Towels 8c, each
A good lire llucir Towel. made
of union linen. noted for its
wearing nualltiee. Silo 18
I. lie. '
15c yard
A line, even thread English
Long Cloth. especially adopted
tor tinder-wear. Full 40 inch-
es wide.
Notions and
Small Wares
COLONIAL SPOOL HOLDERS.
15¢.
A handy article tor the woman
who sews. ii in nrrang‘ed to
hold eight large size spools
and hue a spacious pin or
needle cushion in the center;
‘ the thimbie is held by the
knob at. the top.
Wurron'a high-waisted GIRDLE
FOUNDATIONS. Special the.
WHITE PEARL BUTTONS—-
Fine White linitona. one do:-
eu on a card, 2 doe. for De.
BANITAHY WOOL HAIR
ROLLS. 12c.
Large. lull sine rolls. Our regu-
lnr‘25c duality.
Ioou 5m
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
Simeon ‘Baldwln’e last name. now
that the moon in the orchards ll on
could better he termed ac applaation.
~Naw York Telegraph.
«0—-
it Governor Baldwin len't renoun-
nated what Democrat will land the
honor of holnl tilled tor 'obiei piece
ttcn in Connecticut an it in now. the
Democrats batten they have a chance
to again weep the nuts for the head
or the ticket at lent. There have
been time: when the nomination iorp
governor pent Iranian, but it in not
iihely to in the next election—Bridge
port ’l’niemrl.
n outfitted-that the Cathode
no broom! “the unwou- it
worth $15»!th lithe pariehm
. m it! W WW whit INS. .
rm ‘WMWI' who ,,
dependents. Fair minded men will not
dad It ditticult to acknowledge that we
are doing our share.-Catholic Tranc-
crtpi.
As more than hail or the tortyéight
thousand dollars which Marion Craw-
lord iett. after a eucceuiul literary
career at thirty years, came from the
royaltiee on a club recent novel it
in evident thet hia tatlure to ”704
large auto we‘- aoiely hecauee he
preterm to have alwaye no good a
living as in y could hum-Provi-
dence Evening Tribune.
“wow
That the rice 0! prices in the tail
ahail be attributed to the tech or rain
fall In the spring mm to be the lat.
eat . mtlemen’r “momenta-New
York World. .
Weheemmtaenumamw.
ada and has come to see thinge pretty
large. I-iil paper that received bears
date 01 "Augult t2." That beats the
record. and even the albumen-Hart-
iord Content. \
, ~4-
Ham Kendall Than. the round
Pitt-burger. who murdered Eltaaiord
White. insists that he is nae. There
are quite a tow citinm who entertain
the notion that he never was any-
thing else. and that II he was. that
electricity properly prescribed would
hove enacted a complete cure—whine
York ’i‘elw.
4-»
atom Harding Devil admits till
country had no treat writers. fit»
have Richard might be induced to
nut that we human» writ-M
Berhelura County-i.” m -
Oil. Wish. “It tel» edia
toroitha Him MM,IblloI
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