nonunion“, SEPT. swim;
Wm.
murmurs unease son
. TOMORROW .
, . 'Sun rises 5:45; sets 5:42.
fligh tide 2:41 a. m.; 2:55‘ p. m.
W
«Atlantic nlnac'ronv.
Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M.. will"
be held at its rooms. September 20th,
835. m.. Work. M. M. Degree. follow-d
o9 Banquet. All Master Masons cor-
dially and fraternslly lnuited.
Internally yours.
ROBERT M.'W|LCOX. Secy.
1
H.
SOCIETY NOTICES
—-o-
HEROHANTB’ AND MANUFAQIUR-
ERB’ A38001ATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
' Vice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corhett, Treasurer,
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE
PHONE CALLS
ge-n—NewsDepartment I
go-3—Business Department
u-z—Branch Oiiice, ‘Norwalls
. . illltllili it till
How the Iokeosito Committee
To the Editor of The Sentinel:-
in order to dispel any doubts or "
eastern coast states are bred on the
gourmet.
limo"
‘ VIEWS :;:
iiiiiiliiiili i'iiiiliiiii
Looks Upon il-—Aciion tor
Extermination insisted .
Upon
misunderstandings on the mosquito
problem, it would seem necessary to
again state the facts as they exist.
13y experts it has been stated that 86
to 95 per cent of oil mosquitoes in the
salt, marshes only.
By some people already benetilted
by this system of drainage it is stated
.90 «Editor's Residence
129-5+City Editor's Residence
that. nil except a stray one or two are
gone. by others, that all are gone ex-
1‘.—
.__...._._.. M”...
>--- cent a few which blow to us from a
near-by marsh which is being or will
.5. " RIGHT To THE POINT
c—ue—
Colorado women, although possess-t
in}; the right to vote for presidentu.
have been barred from the banquet
table on the occasion of President.E
'l‘uft's visit next month. isn’t that.’
ttteittt‘?«-l.tis Angeles iviernld. '
i
’ "F . iquito larva or wriguiers; that condi.i
l‘he dreadful menace of tntiff revi-z tion should he now or within two or
t . ’zion- does not seem to be interfering:
with the heavy shipment of goods
from the cotton mills of Full iiiver.‘
Some of the distt'est.‘otectlonists will
have to t‘ovize their predictionsr-l‘ro-‘
’vidence Journal.
"0——
l-iigh prices ofcorn hits sent whisky“
up five cents a gallmt. Now. motile.
mtttiriuns. how much would the pricei
per drink advance if the rise was di-i
vidt-d equally. Five cents per drink?!
Mutltotnuticallyyou are wrong; practi-i
cully you are most correct.~New Yorki-
"." ' Telegraph.
, ,
i
. O» i
A finnurinl minority referring to,
the heuvy soles of industrinls in Wnil'
street, calls them "heart-broken llqui-i
dutiou," and considering the mnonnti
at heart there is in the street, it is;
V. not clear whether the phrase is ouei
‘ oi ttnanriul sentiment or tuuudiin sen-i
tlment.--~i\'ew York World.
”9..
Perhaps the higher cost of break—
fast will induce the wealthy to lie inf
bed until it is time for inrhoon. Event
Hetty tireen. known us the richest. wo-I
mun in America, who has been drinks;
int; her coffee without sugar. says titut i
site will now have to do without (‘of-,
fee. ---- Springfield tin-ion. i
v ”.w. i
The apple pies do out suffer from;
the high price of suitor. simply fot"
the reason thut the apples are much,
juioier than usual and not so muchi
nutter in nti€(10(1.'*'“081011 tilohe. i
. ,- i
Mister Roosevelt. he fell into lots oi";
trouble. one way and another, with‘
, his ‘hrenkinlr. the speed laws. but he
never came iii-to any Canadian colli-
Hitill.‘~Nt’W Yorit Press.
i
After a short tour in Alaska Gifford
Piurhot. explains that. his views on
conservation there are greatly modi-
fied. More fut-ts and fewer personal
charges would better his ruse—«New
York World.
W..-
it’t‘esideut .i. J. Hill, seventy-three
yours old lust Saturday, ituytt men of
his age should retire. and that be ex-
pootit to soon-«late not. fixed. He must
hove heard of President. Melleu's joke.
New Haven .lourtiaMlourier.
”0»—
New York in future is to treat. her
. ‘ drunkurdn free, not to-the beverage.
« ’ but to the remedywhlorwlch Bulletin.
up
. lilght prices or food have enticed
riots in France and Austria and Eng-
land is complaining of the same thing.
it is a world-wide condition. all owing.
o the democrats doctors. to the Ameri-
citn tariff and the neglect of President
’i‘nti to sign the wool hill. 80 evident!
~Brldgeport Standard.
tine dsv mobs are tired on by
troops in Vienna, anotherday in Bah
has. and martial tsw’ tit declared thru-
‘ out Spain. minimal and disco»
mt union; the mum are no longer
wither, to one people in 1mm in
open to any one in Norwuilt, these
l and no fish. will he found full of tuos~
,dry 'ground and none can be fottttd
be drained. By actual observation
facts present themselves: when the
conditions are right for the next rum-
ing brood to be in the wriggler stage.
any salt marsh, pool containing wuter
three days. There in. stagnant water.
in plnln sight, are millions and tnil—
lions; now search around the pool ou‘
because they would dry up if they were
on dry ground. So they are in that
pool. ' i
(‘ltuuge the pool to dry ground by"
drainage. and they are not there. Nov.- i
go hat-k ltt the country away from the.
marshes. and see if you can find Nu-
tnro producing millions. or protiurinui
at nit. l
Seut'ch! uud St’ai't‘il lettuund ionrni
to your own satisfaction. that Nutttrei
away from the marsh does not do such i
a dirty trick. Now look tor man's
work. his old forgotten cistern. unused
well, or rain water hum-l or any old|
thing which will hold “'tlilll‘ for tent
days, and you will tind the mosquito
in fttll possession. Nature would ltuvo
put fish or bugs itt man‘s ltithy old
cistern and controlled tho mosquito.
but tntttt did not. and mosquito run-
trots.
Ninety per cent come from the
marshes and can be destroyed for all
time. for about $7000.
’l'ou per reu-t route from nearly every .
family's forgotten receptacles left out
side. And if every family was its rare-
i'ul on this one point, as it ht nbouti
vermin lit the house, only about one
iii'!‘ rent of the mosquitoes would be
left.
For further proof that these stale-
ntents nre correct. we refer you to
the New Jersey Experimental ltlttttion.
New iirunnwit‘k. N. J., and the ll. 5.
Government Agricultural liurenu.
Weshinuton. l). C.
THE TOKENEKE (lOMMl'l‘Tl'ZE
September 26th. iiill.
”MWWA . ——
“iiiiSiRiiii'S” iiiiiiiiii iii
l’iifliiiiii iii illiliiiiiiiii
Each Individual liss ills Test to
Perform, According to
tile Ability
Editor of The Sentinel:
.The following is the outlined pro-
gram of the newly nominated ennui»
titties of the Republican mnyor and
counciimen in conjunction with the
soloctmen. as reported by a‘ local cor-
respondent:‘ .
Mayor Dllworth laminated no time-
keoper of the city's paving scheme
with power; Councilman Bylnstoh
answore to see that the ”worm that
starts from the Norwsiit holds: that is
filled with disease germs becomes n
disinfectant when it arrives as shine
for the new death Norwaik park:
Hoyt. on the it shiver. to secure shoes
for the feet “Mill Hill” and Wash
port granite, Illa to turnteh rubber
boots for the new park; Worden. to
furnish flowers for the new park.
pond litter preferred; Benedict,’ to
Arnhem France to servant oft as the
‘ “ gee tori: world.
"oil
.eve charge of the seafood of the new
port. to furnish em and oil-m
tor the firemen tutti council's also»
and More“, end the supine
“WW °‘ “" “i"
“God and l” .
The following letter and poem
are from the Philadelphia i‘ttiiiic
Ledger:
Sir—The rather remarkable
poem. or fragment. given below
is taken'l'rnm a volume published
recently in London etttitlctl""i‘itc
Pillow Book." No author is giw
on credit. and search has so far
failed to find one. A thought so
striking. so well repressed and
so tlltlt‘il a part of the pitiiost‘tplty
of St) many high minds ought not
to remain long itli.)il}'illiiti?~‘ as to
nttiitmsitip. ..
God and I in space alone.
And nobody else in view.
“And where are the people. 0
Lord?" I said.
“The earth beneath and the sky
o'erhead.
And the dead whom once I
knew?"
at
. - y
"That was a dream." God smiled
and said,
"A dream that has ceased to be
true.
There were no people} living or
dead.
No earth beneath and no sky
o'erhesd.
There was only Myself and
youi"
“And why do I feel no fear.” I
. said.
“Meeting you here this way?
For I have sinned I know full
well.
And is there heaven. and is there
hell.
And is this the judgment day?"
“Nay. those were but dreams."
the great God said.
"Dgame that have ceased to
There are no such things as fear
and sin.
And you yourself—won have nev-
er heart;
There is nothing at all but
Me... ..
s.
From 2 Until
6 o’Clock
hursday’s 4hour-
SALE
From 2 Until
6 o’Clock
Careful reading of every item in this advertisement will reveal exceptional opportunity for real savings.
Not the._“penny sort," but such savings that are worth your while to investigate.
, EARLY FALL DISPLAYS
are Ready in All Departments
, Sweaters
ii‘or ‘ Men and Boys.
Men's and Boys’ Heavy Gray
Swaaters. all sizes. Thursday's
Four llour Sale
50c
Boys’unii Wool Sweaters. grey
only. All sizes. Thursday's
Four flour Stile. special
$1 and $1.50
Economics in .
Domestics
Each item a sound money saver.
25c-Crib Blankets
19c
(inc case soft, finished Crib
Blankets for baby, pink and
blue borders. Size 36 x 50
29c—T able Damask
Special Lot of Lin-
gerie Waists
Dainty models fashioned in
line lawns and batisie. high or
low nook models. anuee to
51,30. Thursday's Four Hour
Sale -
69c
Women’s Silk
Elastic Belts
In black only. Some‘ with teeth-
er shaped front and vanity
change purse. Regular 500 vs.
lues. Thursday's Four Hour
3%
Special
“MaidS‘ Dresses
New two-piece models. ninde of
blarit sateen. well made and
finished An excellent 82.50 in
lue. Thursday's lt‘our liour
Salon
. $1.98
Men’s Underwear
Men's floored lined l‘nderwear
”Shirts and Drawers. extra
heavy quality. Thursday's
Four Hour Sale
50c
Boys' Negligee
Shirts
with or without editor. 8110!!
12 to 13 1-2. Thursday‘s Four
flour Bale
50c
An nunrimenl of good etvles
19c
(loud heavy quality Damask.
six different designs to select
from.
Values in La‘ce
Department
Valencienes "faces—An assort-
ment of French and German
Val. Laces and Insertions to
match. Hi to 2 inches wide; To
to 10¢ values. Thursday’s Four
Hour Snls ............ 5c yd.
Torchon Laces—4.000 yards of
all pure linen TQrchon Laces.
1-2 to detaches wide; values to
12 1-2 cents. Thursday's Four
Hour Sale .............. 5c yd.
Ali-Over Laces-~18 inches
wide. neat designs. in cream
and white: 75c vulue. Thurs-
day's li‘our Hour 5319, .. 45c yd.
$1.25 Comfortabies
85c
Full size, filled with whi‘e (-0!-
ton. covered with good qualit:
silkollne.
Dress Goods
Woolen Dress Goods, direct
from the best foreign and do
mestic manufacturers.
$2.50 - Broadcloth
$2 yard
in all shades for street and
evening wear. This beautiful
fabric is wonderful value. 54
inches wide. shrunk and spun;-
ed. lusranteed spot-proof.
$1.50 - Serges 98c
In blue, brown, black and wine
color. One of the most desira-
ble fabrics of the season. Not-
ed for its serviceable qualities.
Guaranteed all wool. Sponged
and shrunk.
a
Notion Savings
itight iiere Tomorrow.
Elastic Hair Nets.
Extra strong line mesh. all
shades, medium sizes. Regu-
lar {to and tile values. Thurs-
day's Four_liour Sale 4 for 10s
Light Weight Dress Shields.
A good serviceable quality
Bhleid. line while covering.
Worth 12 1-2 cents pair. Thurs-
day's Four iiour stile ....... 7o
Ielding‘ Spool Stilt.
liit) yard spools. A full line of
colors. The best the stilt made.
Thusrduy'r Four flour 7e spool
‘bag. made with fnncy frame.
A Special Lot of
Women’s Gloves
2 (‘lusp Lisle Suede Gloves.
colors gray. tan, brown, white
and black. All sizes. 50c quai-
itr. Thursday's Fou‘i' Hour
Sale. pair
39c
Lot 01 Ladies’ _
Handkerchiefs
Included in this lot there are
plain hemetitched. lace and
embroidered trimmed Handker-
chiefs, Regular 1‘: 1-2 cent va-
lue. Thursday's Four llour
Sale. special. eat-h
8c
Silver Mesh Bags
We have a great assortment—
here is a lender—~Lnrge size
fine ring mesh. well lined Good
value at $21,113. Tltursdzty‘s Four
llour Sale
$2.49
Women’s
Petticéats
A beautiful assortment of We
men's Muslin Petticoats. made
with deep embroidered llounce
In various designs. Values to
$1.98. Thursday's Four “out
Sale
990
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5...”... m» t... .. ta. .. » our. . No.4,..-
the trees and oh he of the new purini
to provide such trees nod shrubs sci
shall in suitable for the coil thereoniohsrpe to the newly detailed official:
(Weeping willows sud hutlrurhes In;~
noted). also to spray them as often
so required to keep them free front
iron and porriwinlrioe end mount»
it)“ «aria the mm of December.
January and Footnote: heed. to out
the esteem council and what is left
of the homoerotic psi-tr utter election
«nonmagnetic-sweats“
such other rubbish so may be found
to the Reputation port!» doberman
Brown in to paint the new brides and
park water color. to salinity win
the rest of 'm intend hound.” silo
mam file “I titti- ia W m
in have»! the m. mar
mill iiItti . them It“
KW, the m and supported a
. M .0. .m...»..u... a...”
cum he orient-tuition. me chairmen of
the meeting end as far as known the
war in "part as follow:
"Gentlemen-writ” is a ‘lieviuo' call.
You are a highly favored company.
There ll‘nothinn like it in the Heath
on above (surely) nor in the earth be-
neath. nor in the waters under the
earth. and perhaps never will be. i
am a Demoorntwheenuse I, think they
need 'Devtne’ aid and cannot obtain
it from any other retiree. 1 here sire
given 'Dorlne' Ittpport. to the Repuhlt‘
our end an: assured that 1 sin their
only 'Devine‘ helper. When the Re-
publicans went back on their party i
room him. i have given 'Devino'
aid to the poor. ted the hungry.
who in” elite to M u
do to as
m..- we...
[re-sinners are manifested; thoro- ‘
fore, whatsoever your hands find on y...
do. do it as you harem mind to. and
[rest will be your reward here (not.
hereafter). Bo run that you my oh-
tsin on election day. Let us work to-
gether and be coworkers with m a
'Ponere‘ that Is to come sttor sleet
tion. for the best interests of our iii-
dlviduel selves. thul‘ shall we m-
our town and city so they have been
served heretofore):
The conference cloud with e W
by the “m park’s" mosquito bond is ’:
they sit on the south Nowell side.
We will soon be at home over that.
By the side of the "Riverside Peri.”
And we'll illicit nil the blood from the
'or trim who com there. one
. “a. _. . ,
that"
‘il‘ortheetid or
Norwalk Chronicler