Evening sentinel, Monday, October 16, 1911 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EVENING Summer.

James Golden. Editdr and
.1. Pro ristor

MONDAY. OCTOBER :5. r u

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« . TOMORROW

 

.Sun rises 606: sets 5:10.

Hi h tide 7:00 a. m.; 7:48 p. m.

 

 

 

meome oinee'rony.
.mnsomo COL.

A Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 100, F. and A. M., will
be held at Its rooms, Oct. 17th, at 8 p.
m.,. Work, E. A. Degree. All Master
Masons cordlaliy and fraternity In-
vited. j

Fraternnlly yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.

 

 

SOCIETY NOTICES

. -O-'
.HERCHANTB' AND MANUFACTUR-
ERS’ ASSOCIATION

Nehemiah Candee. President
Nice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
.. Frank W. Hadley. Secretary
" Matthew Corbett. Treasurer

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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
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Thorn is mighty littleI ground for the
idea which hns been suggested in some
of the State papers recently. to the el-
(eit that t‘onurenstnnn iiill's position
as our ltepresrutative in Congress hue
her-u tenth-ml less secure by the re-
districting of the Slate. u'htr-h ntultes
the Fourth lllsll‘lt‘i include ll‘uiriield

tounty out). says the Stamford Advo-
cute. it is true that Litr‘hiieid (‘ounli'
had “got the habit" of routriiuiiinr-i
tautnethlui: to his majorities. but l"uir-
fluid County was always on hand to

do the job alone it' that hurl been ner-I

essary. lint wasn‘t there n hir: “full
down" from Hill‘s mnjoritr in l‘Jtlh to
to his majority in litlli‘.’ Well. there
was. And there Were more and Worse
“lull-downs“ than thnt. 'l‘he tildereuee
was that Mr. Hill tell on his feet. prnr-
th'ull) uuhuut. Most of the rest of
tin-m fell on their lint-ks. or "got it in
the net-it." und were down and out. \

:Imlldute t‘or Sheriff fell down under
- 1.83.1: lirumrrutic niujoritr in the some
county thnt pure Mr. Hill lsiflil lie
pulilit-an inhiot‘ity. ’l‘ho llelmx'rntle
cundidnte i‘or (iorernor got in uhetul
llrom it count) that two yours before
had given thousands for the Republi-
eun State tirket~ 8,300 in the (use of
the LieutenantGovernor. the (lover-
iiul“s vote being depressed by speriul
r'irenntutnnces well reiuemlu-red. The
truth is that. rousiderinu the general
trend of the wny things puliiieni went
lust full in this Stole. t‘onuressmnn
llill new“ unto a more striking de~
tnonstrntion of his strength with the
voters of l"nlrlieid (‘otiuty than he did
on thut oer-usion.

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RIGHT TO THE POINT.

A baby hus been killed by it hot but.
'l'his comm from departing from the
established uud rerounized rold bottle.
--.\'ew Yuri. 'l‘eh-uruph.

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Silk slut-kinks worn by ind} friends"
of the employes of the lini!ed Stolen,

Express (‘0. ul Allentown. l‘n.. (-utts‘etl

J the urrrst of four men who Court-used

.. ~ Mitmmm. (Jet.
' Hyde, who bud niuved the chimes or
fit. Paul's Unirorsulist Church tor nix-
.teon yours, dropped dead while on his
tray to work today. hooplexy was the
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to uteulluu nlorhiuus t'roni
juirimnes. ()l' roursp \ronieu \‘-‘i“‘(‘ at
the foot of the men's slot-hing trou~
Iilt‘w Meriden .louruul.

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Appni'eutly. the (‘nllt‘orulu (-lertro—
rule bun rtrsped the initiative, reteren-
limit and l‘t‘i’llll to its lit-nt‘t. nnd snitl
“No" to the \'otude.~:iriug \i'ontert.~
llui‘li‘rrd (’oui'tiltl.

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express

“1- would Il'l'et' no (tirier'tlmm ll lhe‘

puiienl eittpirrir-mr ot’ the niniplllled
upeliinn bourd would turn their utien-
iion to Hi’llilt‘ ol' thrme ’l‘urkiuh nnmeH.
We would Humour lien. lie)‘ lili‘rhtltun
on n lilill'li‘l‘," Srrunton ’l‘ribunullepub-
lirun.

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t‘ounrerumun llolmou in in mueh bet-
ter business getting up u srure nuninst
the demon nlrohol thnn nunlnut the

Jurs.»~~\\'illuw liurro Record.
so...

A» Btlgztu—ttloll of the coming indus-
trial era is found in the ututomeut that
n nuinufueturiug plunt in North (inro-
linn is run by electricity goneruied by
motor power 173 miles distant. 'l‘he

‘ ilitrery tnnn on the South I‘Zntls hot n “‘9 night court hmmu.‘ "WM Th“

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Suits; Coats.
Gowns and Watsts

Smart Tailored Suits, $28.50* Heavy. Di-
agnosis, Cheviots, Serges and Tweeds in Mum
and Ladies sizes. Very stylish and desnable.

iii] Dressy and Man-tailored Suits,‘$40.‘00,
l'lll

QEEQE.EEE EEEEEEEE 2—? EEEEIEIE

50.00, and 75.00—(30 ies of French Suits in
a number of exclusive m els.

Coats, $35.00 and 50.00- Made of Double-
faced Cloths, light weight Woolen materials,
Velour and Crepe Meteors. .

Street Dresses, $l8.”50 and 22.50 —— Serge
Dresses, tailored in a simple, smart style in a range
of staple colors.

Gowns, $75.00, 95.00 and l50.00——~ Beautiful
and exclusive designs in afternoon and evening
colors. Some of these have just arrived from
Paris.

New Tailored Linen Waists. $2.75 and
3.50—Hig’n-class goods in newest models. .

Flannel Shirt, $5.00-Amannish Shirl for Wo-
men, made of non-shrinkable Viyclla Flannel.

Silk Waists, $5.00. 6.00 and 8.00% Made in
a number of new and attractive styles.

Jarnes McCutcheon & Co.
5th AVC.& 34th St” N. Y. Waldo: who.

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‘wonderlul eonlidonre. more lighting
ISUHIH [ms BEA‘ Inpirit anti decidedly r-leverer hunebnll
I featured
' l SIARS BAfll-v throughout the. entire Keilll)". tin-i
"I Al’ ‘ “WW“ “’5" "dill" “PM the (‘urdlnulsl

than Ililn‘ their pluyiug?
below them in two highly ewitlnu but

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. ties. tubing the lirul ii to 2 and the
iBasebaltBama on Keena Grounds int-m m m .2 out... 4.. dnritnusu

l i‘mpire l‘eriur enlled the serum] COW)

; Yesterday a Slufiflmg tent at the end of the illth inhibit.
' Matinee l-Zlnhteen thunsund wore present,

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NAB 56 TICKET SPECULATORS.

 

The South Ends defeated the Harry‘s
. All Sluts yesterdn) afternoon on . Tm"? WNW! 30"" Tip Sellere Are
4. Keeuu grounds h) the score oi ii to 4. “"96 “0 EN"-
{The South l-ans intd their hn-tttuc eye] NEW YORK. ”"1 I“ ""I" R“ Hill"
l’u‘lth them and wnlloped the hull all six ”“ki‘l speeuintoru “‘"N‘ “li‘i‘fllNl ill
over lilo lot. They runde twenty-too Soturdni-‘e his: baseball game 'II‘W“ 1
hits nnd eight of these were doubles.‘ ”fix 0' ”WW “'9‘? “WWW?” ”l I“!

 

hm' remaining thirty were lined Stu eat-hi

ibit and six, of them got three
. yesterday morning it)‘ Magistrate

i apiece.

ISouth Ends und he held the All Stars! thirty M“ “W“ MUM ”I” “w" their:
down to six hits and four runs. 'l‘hrep‘ :U‘l‘i‘fii. 30 UIN‘ didn‘t how in spend

 

 

 

“inning und only by good support the

.Stnrs would have wulloped hiui nll
jovei' the lot.

1 Ilnnrnleri was wild at times nud
: passed eight men and only struck out
ilour nien. While they tout-lied ire
.lund tor twentytwo hits he did not
puss n niuu nud ulrurk out lire then.
i Next Sundu)‘ on the Keenu grounds
Itlu- South lands will plny the (‘ololi‘
India. These two teams hurt- been
plnyiug good bull and two guinea
u'hirh thew names have been together
\reut into exlru innings. A good unrne
tie exported.
i 'i‘hpseore:

South Ends.
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iSItItites, he. .a... t» t l l i n
'lr‘rieud, rl',_ ........ .‘i l l. L' l 0
:Keeue. ll. ......... It 1: :i i ti o
ib‘iulth. ll. .......... 3 I: it til it t)
lnuuoy, c, ........ r. l :i r. 2 :i
iltrotherten, rt. .3 l " I l

‘l‘ullen. L’h. ........ n 'J .i l 0 ‘J
'tlnnrniere, p ........ '5 2 it it 6

, 'l‘olule ..... . ..... 47 it 2': 27 ll

Barry's All Stars.
uh. r. h. po. u. e.

i-‘i'ei'nunu'. 2h. i l l 5 ()7 lint the llednten but live hits. illumi-
iluynteu. lb, ....... It 2 i it o u the; started in the second numb and
Metiuire. rl. ...... ul l 0 1 o l‘lusted two-thirds of an inning. during.
.II. (‘uhili.. e. ....., 1t 0 0 ti 0 iii which time (lriihths men piled up four1
:Johnson. so. .' ...... I il l :3 1 runs and five hits.
' lrolnud. p. .. ....... 2 u it 2! r. 0 Thu totnl receipts of the series were
:lleulr. :lh. 4 o 2 4 219,423.75. the t‘lurinunti pluyern divid-l
iluiwnon. rt. ........ 2 0 l l :5 0. in: $3,053.28 and the anu, $2.iilti'u.a't3.
llnrry. n. 4 0 o ‘l. l 0' ”WWW”- ~
« - -— - - w EDITORS IN BRIDGEPORT.
Totnlu ...... .. . (lit 4 ti illi' Iii 4 lillliltlliil’tllt'l‘. Ont. lllw-‘Foti‘ the ilret ,
'Muituy out not touching third time in its nuiny pilgrimageu nround
base. the state, the Connecticut Editorial

Seoro‘hy innings:
South Ends il 5 l 4 1 2 ii 0 ‘lml‘l
AllStnrii 000001030-4
Bnorlilce hit. lluymes.
Two-base blur-Smith. Cullen 2.
Sturkee, Friend. Mulvoy 2, Riley.
First, on belly-Oil Ouaruleri. ll.
Struck (pita-liq Bunrniere, 4; by

hill slrenms of the south will some day lrelnnd. 5.

he very mmerully utilized in this wuy.

Itl'id the whole section will be

the punt.»«~l’rovldonce Journul.
_ WM
CHIME PLAYER DROPB DEAD.

 

 

 

filth-«George W.

Left on berths—All Stars. 8; Swill

“10'" lands. 0.
prosperous than it hurt ever been in

Double ploy-wit‘rlend, Riley; lrelund,
Seymour; Hnymee, Cullen, unassisted.

Passed builewlflulvoy.

First on «prime—«All Stars, 2; South
Ends. 4. '

Hit by pitcher-«Johnson.
Stalen homemaker-ton, Hermes.
Umpireewllowd and Smith.
Timed. hour. 25 minutes.
800"erer C. Riedlll.

 

 

'of these hits were nutde in the elgluh‘ m" night I" 3“”

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Magistrate llnuso issued a hairpins:
. to nm-mtiatorx in general that he would
not show an} lenient-5 if the) \i'ere'

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’ the ewreut world it series.

 

WHI‘TE 80X WIN THIRD.

 

Cubs Beaten Three Straight tor Chi—
c-uo Championship.
euuu‘tno, om. rewrite ruins-W
(‘rowd that over rum- a hull nature in,
(‘ltienuo witnessed the White Sex?
triumph over the Cube yesterdu)‘ in‘
the third etrniuhl unme of their series!
for the rhumpiouehlp or the our The,
Sex won, «i to ‘3. and now have but all
single name to hip to ulre them thet
‘ title or rhumplous ot‘ (Ihieuuo. Aeeurdfi
'lnn to the rupremmtntlvee ot‘ the Nari
3 ilonnl Commission. the uttendnnro was‘
fluttered. I
I Cincinnati Wins Championship.
lti.»~'l'he (thin
ihnsebull elinmplonnhip more in i‘in~
eiuunii, ileorue Silgitn derided that
l yestertlny when he abut the Naps out 7
‘to 0 in the ueeond more of n double.
bender utter the Clevelanders hath
eopped the lirut. grunt) l to :3. Killer
wnu lurineililo in the first not. nltow-

 

 

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Association mode this city 9. stopping
pluoe today. The members had heerd
a great deal at the slogan "Made in
Bridgeport." undo! the lame of John
1‘. King as a politician. end their urrl-
vol hero worded the opportunity to
see the one und‘hetur the other, for
the Board of Trade took a hand in. the
entertaining and Mr. King spoke to
the topic "Newspapers and the Pub-
lic." Over oysters on the belt shell.
and lobsters broiled alive. the associa-
tion truncated «business at one at the
well-known shore eating pieces, and
then had a mental Met. George 0.
Woodruti. who went to Detroit M s
delegate to the National Editorial Ass
Width”) meeting. told at the doings
of that bbdy end remit. pummel or
winner» in the nude, Wm and

 

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When Your Best
. ls Done

When you've done your work as

well as you can

And your past is clean and your

conscience clear.

When you know that you haven't‘

wronged any man.

When you‘ve made no foe to be
faced with fear.

The busy world may be still in-

elined

i

To deny rewards you have

longed to claim.

But it cannot rob you of peace

and mind

Or bring to your cheeks the
blush of shame.

And the world. however it may

connive

To keep you down and to hold
you back.

Must respect the hopes that you

keep alive.

Tho' its praise may be for the
gifts you lack.

And the scorn on the lips of the

richest man

Is not a thing you have cause

to fear.

When you've done your work as

well as you can

And your past is clean and your

conscience clear.

«S. E. Kiser.

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Hole Proof 1
so nun sit-nu
worn in lPRlili

Remember. if holes appear before the end of
six months, it means new Hose for you.

Sold in boxes of six pairs. light or medium
weights—black, tan or grey.

$1.50. $2.00 Alli] $3.00 Bill-

"HOLEPROOF" STOCKINGS, for Women.
Colors. bitch and tabs.

32.00 All ‘31") BOX.

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FIGHT ON TOBACCO TRUST. DlVER-SKIDMORE,

Hoettbtiee to B. Opened Today Pretty Wedding at Home at Bride’s
Against American Company. Parents in Bridgeport.

NEW YORK. Ui‘i. iti.»-0pen hiatill~ A very pretty wedding took place
ties between the independent tobacco at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
dealers and the American Tobacco Skidmore. i327 Seariew avenue.Bridge«
(‘empnny will begin today. when at-‘ port. Friday erenllng at 6:30 o'clock.
iorneis for the Toburco Trust submit when their daughter. [do I... was
to the i’nlted States (‘ircult (‘onrt married to John P. Diver. by Rev. J.

 

their plan or reorganistiou. The Sit-V i‘. Frunre. formerly ol‘ St. Luke's par-

preme ("ourt‘s derision ordering 'the
dissolution of the big corporation re!
unired that to be mild any new align-

ish. Bridueport. _
The bride was attended by her
cousin. Miss Add Trunkfleld and the

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'iilss Auiiu \'. Neutrinu.

ll. m it o‘clock this morning whenl

moni it adopted must be approved by groom was attended by Eduard .l.
the federal court. The reorganiation Diver, his brother. The bride wore
plnn is read)' in a form eatistnctory u gown of White serge trimmed with
to the Amerienn Tobacco Company. white satin and silk fringe and ear
but before the (’0!er grunts its unitrO- vied u bouquet of white Chrysanthe-
\:d, the independents will have on Oil-I mums. 'I‘he bridesmaid wore it gown
purtuuit)‘ 10 present ”I?” Ol'lt‘t‘l1005~ iot’ pink eillt nnd carried a bouquet or
Statements issued by all elements of pink phrysamhemums.
the opposition as soon as the proposed The house wu»; ”puny decorated
i'liili was :iuuounred revealed almost with ferns, autumn leaves and fo-
mmuimous ohjet'iion. on the general Huge.
ground that the reorganization suit-f The wedding march and piano ge-
nested wue oiy u change in form and lortions were played by IfiGrnnde
not in ownership. Greenwood. of Norwalk. n cousin of
Them urt» two elements in this np- the groom.
position. The largest consists o! the. The presents
indeiwndeut mnuulartrvers. will)?” costly. '
Th“ 01“” I“ internal} The nttests present were from this
musisinx of lhe firm of'R- 1‘; Wham; City. Wuuhington. o. 0. Norwalk, Mid-
son. .lr.. uud company. ineorimrnted. ford nnd Aneonin.
which deelnren that it become an tin-i Aft“. the ceremony u collation was
Wm“)! subsidiary 0r HIP il'llf'il, and wrypd who“ ”w happy couple dopnr'.
mm» “mm its rights ostuhlislwtl. Ied for Philadelphia and points beyond

“‘0‘ O Y and upon their return will reside at .
SWEETHEARTS OF B HOOL A 8‘ lit lieurduley street and will be at
l

were llillll9l‘llll3i [Hill

To WED TODAV' home after .\'o\ember lst.
Sweetheurts of sellout days «were
joined in wedlock in Jersey City. N.

COACH GOES OVER WILLIMANTIC
TRESTLE.
formerly of, Wli.l.l‘.'ti.’tl\"l‘ll‘. lll‘l. itl,~w.\ on root
lu-ldizeporl. liet‘nmo the bride of Fred: pnseeuner conch oi’ the New llnvou
erl'ek V. ilelA'itley. a brother of Pros. fond. while twin! switched down it
routing Attorney Alt-Murder l.. i)el.an-, aiding in ”10 loenl .VM‘II lnut “‘th
er. 'l‘he reremony was performed ut. broke "Wfli‘ Mill i‘lilllflid a trentle iii
the router-y or St. Patrick’s n, C feet high. The brnken on the roach
('hurrh by the Rev. Monntxuor Stab: hurl released tliemnelt‘en und the couch
rind, Mini-I Amen l.. Delaney. n BIHIN‘ then onto the trm-ks of the American
of the groom. attended the bride while. Threud eotupuuy yard. The couch
A. J. Collins. or South Norwulk. was then rode on u dintunee or nlmut 500
the nroomnmnu. foot on to u trestle. One end dropped
To Ngw York in Autos. to the ground. n dietunre ol uhout iii
Alter the ceremony the bridal pur- feet. The other end of the coach was
tv wont to New York in mnmnobllen on tho trestle. The East. llurtford
tor a wedding hrenktust utter which wrecking crew arrived here at 11
they will shirt on a honeymoon trip o‘clock Friday night and it was never-
Willt‘h include visits to Atlantic City.I nl hours before the pouch wnn put,
i’hiindelphts and Washington. The back on the trucks again.

couple will reside in this City. Mr. ww-
Denney In connected with the access CONV‘NTIONS IN WATERIURY.

or do artmen‘t ot the Warner Breth- WATERBURY. Oct. 10.~1‘ho badge
L‘eycomlhony. in niestmnslbie poeltlon. 0’ ”"3 “gm"! detonate: Will in evi-
theoldey dweethurts. donor on every hand today. for m).

The bride and groom "a graduetos will be a Week of conventions. The
Of the Bridgeport High school where “WM lodge Knights 0! Pylhlml and
they first met. They were boy’ and “'9 Grand Encampment Intimidation
girl ”gem...” and in after years Order 0! Odd Fellows have their set;-
thek‘ directions stood the tent of time. BIO“! lonlnht. while the Coun- mullet
Min Nearing left Bridgeport 0. tea State Convention. composed or 153
mm am and the tune romance that, rhmhm began this utternoon in the
m it about cuimtmted in nun. “I‘ll 999"“ Climb The delegates
marriage no morninn. melt is out, “If for the melt wt and entertnin- .
tunes as in. am friends in nu. mm thrmh mam-Can,» the 1m

 

 
 

 

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