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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 1, 1911 · page 11

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RIGHT TO THI POINT.

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m THE VOTE“ I...’ Upton Sinclair Il‘hi. not leel so
mm“ from 3““ 3"" had aboul it it his wit. had not run

—— away with’ a better writer of poetry.
By the terms or this proposed leg. wmhenectady Unlonrmar.
isiati‘on the clause in the law whichi
allows a ieternn soldier to have in
I exemption of $1. 000 (or any property outrstlng‘ one method of beating tilled
iietnlglitown from tnxntionis repealed high (‘09! 01' "Vina. They have do-
and instead ench veteran is given {harm “ed butter 3'- 30 cents 5 pound.
small sum of $30 hyenr. The oolginsl 3"“ in.“ 9 cents a pound. milk M
hlil propomd to allow an exemption of “W cents ‘ quart “‘1 ”’0“ at mm
sswooo But it was explained that this come mid M Lille tho dnlm r0»
would help only those veterans who fused W me“ these 9"in “d thr
held property. Veterans equally denier iwomen "99““ “10 “Mk“, M Valen-
vlng, with no property. would receive cinnes the dealers “V9 in. “d “F
nothingjrom the state. it wad then Camhral "1” “ill“! tied.--Bostoti
suggested that this pension it. allowed. Globe-
which would give every needy veteran
eelriethlng. Governor Baldwin's argu‘i Petroleum at ortinndl Well. it
intent against it was that the national '0!“ be 00“! ‘0' "‘9 Standard 9009"
' and state governments has! almdy 10 005510 UP the '0”! ‘1 this dlm’"

done enough {or the wetemn. mm it “01' {W "I. MICK] Where to diUMiMK accomplishments, whichare by no

was not good policy under existing 0' their Olltlllli- For 00-6 mini: John

conditions to allow pensions. Thain Rockefeller h“ undenbtediii dons

House passed the bill over the veto by l—M Ill {new the market for tie.

150 to 27, more than are to one inmeum Wild!" mm! mill-ion told —-
The st'COnd veto was the Nos-walk Bil-ill Globe. ‘ "r

iii-tog. bill which had been amended‘ —0-—

at the suggestion of Senator Donovani North American ludlnns and their

at Nerwulk to protlde that the state music are vanishing. “0 the govern

should my, 850 00° toward the con- intent is taking steel to set records of learned to love would be missing. Bo

utrucilon m a proposed new bridge be- 'their tunes if the cut ruce should die
“use mm mm“ 1. mm of a mt out. do you suppose they would record
trunk higliwav. 'those little serenadss ’ which wake

The govornor‘s ohieciions to this you every moonlight ulght?——New H”

were not at all well taken. lie held ven Timesviieader.
that it was against the policy of the:
~etate to “construct and maintain nll‘
necessary bridges within the limits or

o...—
wOmen [landing as a protest

erlstinx law gives an sliowhnce’est‘h
year (mm the state for the mainte
moon of bridges used by trolley com-
pfiiies. it is only a question of how
far it is wise to extend that policy.
and there are many who believe that New York World.

when bridges are used so extensively +

e A prisoner lna western penitentiary short this side of murder. it is of
:agfecoilzzar2w03‘iiczintigl :23: ts: refused to males a break tor nieedont court. the with! lover who escapes
".030 ”mm.” then the state mm“ with two feuow culprits. He is doinl only with a wound. Maggie who saves
to‘hoip build the bridges mm mum in time for tiigamy and both wives are him and incidentally loops her little
Just waiting for hlii release. so he isn't niece.
But the striking hr! about this int- In any hurry to lace the muslc.- it was a gust trim“ to Min

maintaining them.

ter veto is that Governor Baldwin 8"“"0" P0“
humid approve it hill giving New Low:
don one million dollars out of the
state treasury on a matter of pifl‘.
simulation. on a proposition that nine-
tenths of the conservative business
as any proposed by Colonel Boilers l‘ort Tolerant. .4
unit yo! when Norwsin ash- tor a mod- *
mi ”0.0th on it thoroughly practical

lieves in ilnrty platforms. who

been right on every progressive prov November “a...” mum...“ p0“
onltion that has come bolero the Dem;

ww-
oral Assembly. iii not as strong in the The wile o! s Chinese millionaire deaths in the state during the month
one at our governor as the energetic quit hits and went to Work in s W-
minority leader. Bossier hiatus. who ngis blesses sh"- wss tired oi being ords. were approximately only one»
tines not inlievs in party platforms. "hgby soil.” 'nh Chicago dense is not third in many as during the preceding
except when they accord with his por- mm on a. mWy stain or mouth. The total tor August was 57.
must and business views. and who has M “an is generally that way with while that for July was ill. Accidental
been in opposition on every important the wanes who can play mail-is on s

piece of legislation promised by both cash reunion—410ml“ Post.
lutrtlss. , i “0* ‘

for ever the great “vantage which he mm m , . .
hint when the Install or the legislature '

«a... '
“ironed.“ the In,“ than would 'I‘lts 'llll lover should be humble and lation. shooting and hanging.
here a by lid witwt Mimi to contest with wrist ire gets. Here is s ‘
party. new unit smashes shsotiitciy than trust lJtics. Vim went to Law it you can ever penned. a suit
unable to obtain support tor any vets relics. his”. to court a girl and a
when those two 1m mm W use in list writ beat him up. with
Ances- 'till ”it“ spirit the visitor says the

 

v continental cut-up.” This illustrious

, ness are put into Maggie Pepper's

French women are counted in dcwmsnafing head ot~the inn is prejudic-

uxnintit high load prices-illey are family. consistina’ot a thieving alster~

.. doing it in Franoe~are likely to sc- in-law. bor nmhlar husband and limit
the town. A“ a mm" of (act the coutplish more tor the present than child. when Maggie tom and the two
women parading tor the ballot. The others use tor their own evil purpose!
inertial-basket was over woman‘s ——these an a part of the heroin“
province. sud man still nasumes exclu- troubles. These add their greatest in
.slve authority over the ballot-box...- tenant to the third act. ln'hlch 1hr.

~0—

President Motion is siioutina r0- cess. The credit was not altogether
trenohmcnt sud retrenchment will hers. tor Mr. Klaia. while his play ris~
most ceriuiuly be necessary if ill. es at no point above the dramatic level
Now “even read doesn‘t cut out some or "Bertha. in. Sowing lecithin Girl."
men 0! the stilts believe is n. fanciful M the accidents on its lines—Bridge- was "Md by some “mm characteri-
sation and the excellence pertormanca

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Blind! Fsvsrablc Bdtiliilliun I
'y lb lil'l‘il rm. M

The latest play or Charles Klein. of
howsyton. was produced lost him is
the Harris Thcstre, New York. Home“

 

follow;
(New York Times.)

in “The Chorus Lady" Miss Ross
Bishl, noting Patricia O'Brien. one of
the wisest it not the loveliest of the
.merry-merrys. was able by uelt~secrir
has to save a little sister who slipped
but did not tell. And now as Messier
Pepper in Charles Klein's play of that
name Miss Stahl courageously extends
her rescue mission work. so that at the
end or the'"play she has time souls to
her credit, including one adult male.
Previous to her intervention she had-
bornc the illuminative title of ”the

pcrsonsge is no other than the proprie-
tor of the department store in which
Maggie Pepper is cmplmd. And be-
fore the encounter with Manic Pop-
per he has never done a day’s work in
his life. Tim the strain of the busi-

hsnds. and the store. Ian-rte known
as "the old curiosity shop." suddenly
begins to prosper.

Mr. Klein has {uncanny written
big, vii-tie, affecting dramatic mu.
But here he has succeeded better with
the comic times. in. opening act pre-
sents amusinely and with some varie-
ty of characterisation the situation at
Manic Pepper. fifteen years in a dc-
part-cut store. expecting advance-
ment; and-disappointed because the

edegaiust her. this. too; iii. senil-
nientai low-saris thuodocod naturail
ly enough. and there is cosmonauts
fun in the liner-the hind ct dryly llu-
morous lines which scone rescission
happily than at» sum.
(New You: Otis)

Ilsa subtler» reads herself in.
moss as the immortal mu lady. re-
turns to the New York, public in a
play called “Haggis Pepper." written
by Charles Klein to reveal this ac-
tress‘s unique and delightmi talents.
His chief task was of course to take
accurate measure oi use most still»

means ooulacd in a limited vein. .
liar naturalasss. he! cheery Islet.
hoi- patio “saline. and we
sweetness—these are some of the
traits which her public will always as-
peci to see. Thou without her vivac-
ious expressive slang one quality oi
the ROIe Stahl that this town has

Charles Klein had to include that
phase of her talents in fitting her with
in. sort of part that would keep her
in the toll elections of the public.
0! course Haggis has to sufler inst
as every heroine must. The attendees
at her employer are discussed. hcr

Klein indulges his taste for this ltlnd
oi drama to a dome which only stops

atahi‘s personal pomlsrity that "slag-
gie Pepper" achieved a popular sur-

of the play.

Colonel Roosevelt says his uomlnm Throusliout his ideas as to the

Mlmslilou ‘ veto is furnished .tlon in itilll would he s genuine oaiam~ types with which n. surrounded m.

lty Anywly. he would certainly think heroine were cleverly realised.
Evidently lsuator Donavon. who be» .0 by m. time n invincible and ms-

lsst democracy hochucksd him at the

 

NldW HAVEN. Bout. l.-—-—Violent

of August, according to unofficial rsc

iii. no sastnst ill in the preceding it

lug. while one each was due to ssphys

 

its will s him. its biuossii‘

 

A Rowsyton shew":

“$19!, the wrixo

cstluu killio .

The kiillo eats the
s were theolll
B. W. We. with the Inc

striped tell ‘ ‘ ‘

Considering all those dscts.~nnd the

' point i still insist ., .

”Is, the all-absorbing tonic... Can the
. 'skeeter crop instilled? .

Kill oi! the mosquito. “I Will ‘

And rob the msn’minc blueflsh of his
natural food supply.

Kill oi! the bluedsh, gnu on the ma,
Now where are we at in this kiillns’

Mosquitoeats the man, the result is
just the same

it you begin the killing at the other
and ot the some.

80’ kill oi! the man and the blueflsh
numbers grow.

They'll eat up all the kitties, who'll
out the mosquito?

Mosquito increases rapidly. but we‘ve
just now killed the man.

Who‘ll feed the mosquito?
than when began.

Start in the middle. and the situa—
lt seems to be quite dangerous to rid

*7. us of this curse;
Kill oil the ltliiie. and then we get

 

And every man along the creek will
plainly see his into.

Mosquito is derived from the Yiddish
verb "munch."

And the Latin abominsble ndiectlvc.
" hence this iusaca.
A brownish duodenum,

Malice him very hungry,
we went to kill him.

But what's the use of footing with this
new-tangled plan.

When we know before we start that
wo' re going to hill the man?

id rather have malaria. and let the
'ahesteu bits,

Than help along this dead sure thing
to out etc out at eight. '

the proposition of the New bondon

Why not learn things as they are. and
have this notion canned.

They say we‘ve got raca suicide. ”then
where'li the 'slteeter land?

We'll save the cost sud trouble. and
;, we‘ll be that much ahead.

W!“ exterminate the
simply being dead.

 

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hung Oslo and Iain Prevent Elimi-
ilatlovi Trials in Huntlnnevi lay.
BUNTINO’I'ON, L. 1;,
reason of the strong easterly Oh the!
kicked up s rough sea in Huntington
Bay yesterday the rare committee at
the later Boat Club of America was
mowed to postpone further clininw-
lion races for the international trophy
until May and Saturday.
amines that all of th boats Hui.-
natty to start in the next race. The
Dials xv. having been chosen as one
or the defenders. will not start. in any
race until londay. When the cup ram
begin. Soon after daylight the steam
ilshtor Commissioner. harlot on board
the British chlilengrrii Pioneers andi
'i‘yrolsws in charge of three engineers.
arrived tron New York after a rough
mean. The engineers were unable
to come ashore until atternoon on so-
oount ot the rough “titer. “out. Noel
Robins. it. 14.. who will steer the Duke
of Westminster's hytiroplane Pioneer
in the cup races. did not arrive at the“
Chateau Des Beaux Arts yesterday,
but is canceled lode}:
W. H. Pauher. tli. inventor of the
hydroplans, who is slowing
said this lot-ping: .
"I aspect both the Vita ii. and the
Viva to show and speed in the next
race lttlio wster is smooth. The Vita
ll. has In 'stopa' and the Viva one.
The Disturber n..
which. i undustautl. is now in seed
sham. ought to show up well.
made 87.68 miles an hour at Peoria in

ns- situation in niddistown. whore lid “7"" m" "mu“: "‘7'

ill" ill. Dbl. lV.

VIOLINT DIATHO iN “Ti-ll "It'll. ”[3 Mg. designed the m. or

Westminstars HQM'I‘ and Rear Coni-
m0doro J. ltusrt Bisckton'a Vita ii.
and Viva. as well as other hydropianss
hers and shroud.

Speaking of the pertorlsols ot the
Dist. W. on Wednesday. Vice 0qu-
tucdore muck K. durum. but
id today that it is diilicult
d, when the weight is con
altered. how tits host. which has cost
to dais some “1.000. can he drives at
stilt gfllt speed.
“You W be surprised to know."

hm‘lthat over 10.000 pounds is
sent thmth the water st the
speed of s railroad trsiu. The hull oi
iioat weighs 3,000 pounds and the
” Thou time is

deaths tor the month lust clessd were

days; suicides 9. u claim iii in July.
‘ it is beauties every member of the The tedeml pure food “will.“ I“ homicides i. II 00mm Willi the
(input Assembly Is momushly con- ”wants to know whatths pure m» July WW 0‘ '3- ill ”10 IMMW “It
lii‘imll oi this entire sltusilou that the while ohm is. The avems 00“
Rovernor‘s vetoes now carry obsolete- corner or totals-his would in MN
Iy no‘wulght. Having surrendered to national: ll tin“ departmni gave less railroad. r. by trolley. i by being crush
the flotation at a strong party leader “£0.le to the high priced drinks at
on two absolutely insane-tillemrow the huh lists and give a donnlucii of
cities. Governor Baldwin threw awn? what beer is mshnuld he.-—Witku- olden two portions used carbolic acid.
two the knife, and two were by drown-

dssths by falling and by drowning
were it such; 7 were killed on the

ed. 4 by being burned. r. by runaways.
sud one by sutdlnolille. ‘0! the sill- t
engines about 7
100 pound. of oil. 000 pounds at gaso
this. and live men weighing about 800
pounds to N dill."

Oomtnodm m». declares that
the mental dud physical strain of
silicon: the MN

 

nemlsr or the people. who reed and
as. influenced by Wt" mu

till it.“

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.. Science Makes its low to
‘ the Housewlio with PIRSIL

“ The attention oi the great chemists oi downs-1 has issued. lu-
stills. hoist the factory to the horns; and melt is BIRIIL-J
a Washing Compound with Oxygen lasts-do! lot knees.
Oxygen is Nature' s own clesoscrmtiic natural Inc of dirt and
I!“ 1'. flat Oxygen in a term to Wash clothes with it means:

Is More Running In More Washooord No lore Itelne
Ito snore lsrmoma " Worn om bv Washing"
in love Hands induced by Strong soap
in Foot, Ito tore Washday Toll

This is so! {its first advertise-sat of "III...
[twill-schedules. Mllfldecaoifluse
woodetiui a discovery to be fully described in one
. advertisement But FIDO“. is r aslc inthis

oily—probably lay your grocer. on can buy
a package iron: hint rm. ‘

. lac and 260 at All Grocers'

A lens palate a! PERSIL
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FAVOR ” BRIDGE ACROSS THAM E8.

~—

Hartford a Lieu. Faculties But Ad.‘ L ’
mite There would be Highway 0v r S
9m River. ’

(Hartford Courant.) "
New London. Melt. New London. i
having secured" only 81,000,000 drum
in. state mm (or doc“. niacin " A in.” mean“ 70 some

domain for its woman's callus sud , .
rim ”BOYS ..

various other extraordinary but do-

sirablo grants. is new shooting for a
M Till sas'r Hawaii ll ._ s

bridge over the Thames “to complete
the shore line highw." it thlnhsxths

state could do this tor the tritio or,

8:00.000. Comps wit ,. the dock
business this is tic ‘ twistin-
oil for cash-4 bargain.

The Contact. squishy endorses

 

Day. ‘ in the tint place and this. or
course. is the prime reason. such a
bridge is needed. in the second place.
and this is a "non limited to our
own beautiful city. we see in“ New
Duncan‘s course evidence that before
long the second "Hutton: hog” will
be about the slats ot'a miinsa pig. it
visible at all The maximus or so-
qulsltlon will be the New bondon
m» “be" . 0‘. :9“ ... V... 0
And all this leads up to the general . .
subject of bridges. Somebody has in- SOIId. M, W

(erred from at recent editorial in The

Mil)“ bridge TNI ll an m
erroneous inference. On‘ i‘m contrary, . T". “‘0‘ I’
The Courant believes that expert

onus teaches lots of thing: and one is NM ‘NM
that a toll bridge is fairer in many r6
Wis than (me bridge. Witness the

 

 

disses county m tor diulataining a _.......
bridge that ”mm not more than levna Champions in II “In at listen

live oer cost or the moi. or a. ”‘0‘- WM
Mir use. it is kept up for strang- “0 "Mac tor the (Dental Labor
era who M the use and mm “a (Union meet at notes Point on Labor
do not use pay in. up. ~ Dar closed last night. lens or the

What ha. “on“ the fair thing to cream of the at“ fluid will be
1m. journal has in“ a," the auto seen in action. Genes]. nulls. Cor-
mobtlea should be made to pay the sell and New Yurkflhfls Club inter;
cost and that. local residents should '0 colientc champ”. will lttesunt to
a... am of u... mm“. traveling break themes-id's record in. the pole
across Connecticut are from other vnult. Fitted unmet Duh. will he
states. A toil limited to automobiles Wiesel or the New York Athletic club
would c m. ill’goly am of "M pockets Mid Bil" of i. A. A. 0.?” "COM st
0' Mil from.other aisles and tori pm“ is 13 lost, 9* Mb." 0"“
the m min utopia who “menu, neatly muss ta lest. m inches.
'could “on: to my u“. 9.“, addition Til. to ‘1. “Mia oi the
to the cost at ullntainin‘ 3 mum“. state or connection: is «using! much
never entered upon as a means or an. ""0”“- O'Ii‘lcu. 0' “0" "fl“. “'0
lug money. Such a condition wluld Present- title holder. will hoes hesdcs
sushi. “Mic round shout to' detend against sll comers. The use
coin. and go so they pleaud and y“ will run 0' Brian the nose! his his is
would assure a line income and get it mrr. 0‘ mm". 'Q‘ I'M 0‘
fmm those who can attord to pay it 3“va N“ i“ i“ n 0‘ m'

Thsro is no use or talking about dltlon. The time or O'Dflmwheu he
class lssislatlon an class distinction: won the to rails cm was so
in inch charm. who huh iu.inutes :0 seconds. Theater events
memories recall that the old than have tilled vsdy well Ionslteeu com

 

two suits each tor footmmum o“ m Shirk. lot the local

swim. Thu-s has always been . events will be taken on the grounds

classification. even it not always 0‘: on tastier Dav.

thil Iillliiiar character in toll liar . ' . ’
° '" nose to rtv room.

W0 do not utiulpats any unpopuigmy, ,
is an srrsascmont thlt would get. tint ”037°". W l“‘"" m cm“

money trout automobiles “m an apparently suits-sad end the wind

 

 

weather. end the activity at m boll Red Sea in this city

worms. is shown by tits WWW
bulletin or the .m'. board of apricot iii. totalled more than tour that...»

cent. a month ago. and the attracted 0"" '

 

summaries.
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tlum sire broom toga it flew
My . . it and is ms inn-distilled Journal

DWMY. ”it'll M l m

is The Miimi. to who I M It ”it? f

HOYT'

Aug. 3i—-Sept. 181: 2

............ c: $1.25 $1.50 52.00..

Hartford toll bridle used to charge 'pstition is looked for in the various .1

in. locomotion to all other travel. m" the d" “W quarter. there
“ Nudegoedchandestlsm.»
00770" ano’ DAMNID d” l0? “I. resumption 0' til. “’1“
OKLAHOMA Cl'i‘ir, Okla, gem i.-- at summon; the duals in the tennis
A drop or an M my in the condi- tournament at Newport; a iiart in the
ties at the cotton crop .. 0,. mm grand circuit racing at malls. and
or a ml: at tum, hot sud dry a double clashhci the Athletics and

The rslutail iii Boston slush sum .

titre. The cotton condition is liven as «tuning a ledcissiiy since January 1
03.7 per can, comm With 37 W iron lid". to It trill lfll Mill in-

production at .lotshslopsrsorc. i Reports nu- slim psrtsol New
duct-ii. of is. m “a...“ a... limits new this it «room

the total crop at the state this u... love than two teeth! raistsii tourist;

will not nosed Moos hat... A m“. the lanes holds and m hook to

:39. till prospect was. for more than the «full harm winter nets in. as
”l bolas. ,thsro ills been circuits i'er live sus-

 

O'widg .to the scarcity or
ice. limit d'urther north in!"
prices will be as £01m;
Wholesale, 30c per hundreds
retail. unity nude, Me It.
hundred. '

 
 
 
 
 

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For sale, all kinds at new
wood 7 onto inches M ‘
$600 perr cord.

Send your orders to olden.
corner Fairiield sud Counco- .
ticut Ave... lei 397.1): mi- ‘
deuce. Darlen. tel 2604!.

prowmv.

AUCTIONEIRS. ETC.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

THEATRE

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Motion Pictums ‘

Direct flout New York
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FOUR OTHER ACTS

 

 

 

to allow us to estimate on the
cost of

Puth'ng Your

leWm
, in Perfect Oilfii‘i

before the cold weather cones.
and gives ample time tosesuy
any bruit. or missing parts.

Horace it. Nash
N. Mthlh.
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suai NI lino onlti'im may .
FACILITY on tars"? if: .
sure so u . .
samuo _

c. ital ' and rolls ._
W“ . :Mirurm ‘ . ,.

late Deposit loses ll sol I It? 1"
"WI"! H. MTHIWION. Wel-
JOHN H. KNAPP. ill VIII-Wes.
memos Iii. “Vim his Vive-
Wit-VIII MILL. m

DIIIG‘I'OII

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31$.th i-a-Ohstlcs it; Par-
is. or Phlsdsipliis, through his coun-
sel this moral“. died miles is pro-
halecourthsreotcoutssttothsissw
moist oi his sister. lilac Anna II. Parts.
or Phi , puts. who died in ;
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