THESOUTHNOIIWALK
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SOCW‘NOTIC’ES
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MAMMO OIRIBTMY.
eta Will I. In. 1a. F. and A. M.
Meets hr node Building, Bantu
Main str t. 1st and all Tuesday of
each In th—-.luiy and Aneuaty es.
mted~at s o’.cloclt All Master
Masons cordially invited. Reed
3- Flynn, ~W. M. Robert I. Wilcox.
flee.
latter Chapter, '00. 28. EA. M.
Meets in Masonic Buildinx. South
lain street, ad and vita Tuesdays at
each mouth—July and August as-
cepted-at 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
00.
ROBERT M. WILOOX. MRI
.‘RCHANTQ’ AND MANUFACTUR-
ERS' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee. President
Nico-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley. Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
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Ugo ——Editor’s Residence
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A LAW OR NO LAW?
Before William ll. 'l‘ai‘t was made
President of tho l'ulled Stilton ho was
credited with a plain onunrlation of
tho well known and established prin—
oiple that a law standing on. the ninth
Ilto books is a law or no law accord
.‘liitlli- Residents Ara IIII tanner
ing as it has the support or the dis-
regard of the militia upon whom it lu‘
suppoaetlto oporato. A law that llas‘
not the people‘s support. ho said. luv
inoerativc and dead.
At Newcastle, VV‘iouIiuI: yet-xtordn) l
the l‘rosidoni is reported to liiiH' said; .
"‘Our understanding in the tulminls-I
(tuition is that when the. Pronldout’
lifted his hand and swore to delond
~ the constitution and onloroe the law;
it menus something, when ihor‘
was it lav. upon IiII- statute books for?
I 20 yeals to suppress combinations:
M" . against interstate trade to Inonopollzo'
and intolfeio with that trade and to
coll-tlol |ll'l((‘S, that it was his busti-
x nests, and the business of all uudor‘
him. to oniorrt- the law and that is
what no uro doing and that it “but
we propose to do. no matter wbothor
.wo Ili'(' damned or not."
'i‘hore is a reason why that law hut-I
stood IIIIoIIIoI-I-od for “Jo yours. it.
won iltdit'aiod by lorornor liuhlwiu.
in his Bridgeport epoooh when b-
snid that the host lawyers haiont
yet. dot-ltiod what lllo law means. Ill
sprung out oi” theory and not out oi‘:
public domatui. it lulu IIt-yor nil-fill
now tutti any public Ilomund for its.
eni‘orooluont. There is not It littlo‘
reason to doubt whothm‘ thorn in III
prononi any such Iuaiority Illlllllt III- ‘
qund.
And iiir 'i‘at‘t ii in» in ((llll‘li-lli‘ni.I
villi pause to inrpIirI ‘
lilo unlliutliini: itnphunblo lllile’t'll-I
tor who, liIIIliIIL: o‘oltuln laws (It‘ll‘l‘I
mines in (Milfillit‘ mom with or “till I
out Iranon. “that in not the ploiiIItoI
oi the l‘l't‘I-iiilt’lll. 'lhat. in not the o]
moaning of his oath of omvo. ill-t
should lirat ho certain. purtirulutl)’
in so important on liltiliilii‘tl as tho
prownt ouo. \yln-ilior tho law no lH
i'illln’lill'l'lllK in II law or no llI\\'.~-~».\'ow I
lllHi‘li Holdall-r.
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(totuuiontinl: on tho pornolull tuitt
vIlIitli in now bling (l‘illli‘ilt'd in Tho
Noiwulloi tho Auntmin Honiinol utIVH:
" "lhoeo who lilo ilyilllt to nlalto out
tthIt tho poruonnl tax ll-l uulunl. room
to llf' having a hard tiluo ol‘ it. Thu
more llioy uuituio tho mtbjooi, ”I"
more likely they are to hurry tho day
when tho tax will be lilt‘l‘l‘ililfldM-lll-
«lead of abolit-ihotl. The t‘ilimtl who
bonito to I‘Mi‘lllll' with loan than II 32 tax
I'aII‘i be much more than half iI oltl.
helix"
Ho a wallet ill-l
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HAD STROKE 0F PARALYBII.
Charles at. John. of Crescent Terrace
Gtriciten This Morning.
3’ S a (lilarles St. John. one of South Nor-
) wnik‘n Well known and respected rill-
lone, Iiuil'orod It nllook of paralysis.
bills (moraine. nhonly before 9 o'clock.
at his piece or residence. in Cmcent.
Terrace. All It result Mt. St. John in
. pthtiully paralyzed. one side being no
*' illeted. which includes hie organs of
‘ emech minewhel.
hr. Henry C. Shem we: called to
illlininluter to till-m and immediately
had him lull-n to the Nonvnlir Ronni»
ml, where he is undergoing treatment.
Hopes are held out for an Intimate
had complete recovery. although the
mottled authorities are not able to
buy inst what will be the result. He
‘ I notion of hi! many
l lonu ouounh limo away from tho iliili"
Illfli‘illi' from. tho commanding olilcor
'llilil boon prevented from aouloiug by
5their norm of uorvloo."
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llilllill lililifl
hilllll‘Ill llWS
Required in File Lists
Willi Assessors: '
The tax laws concerning local rov-
enues; linseed bribe general «notably
at the Houston just closed. have been
received by the “treasure. Among
those of interact here‘rie one concern»
in; Ulla listing and telling of property
or momentum... "The law or 1906
made it necessary for all nonrea-
ldonta to tile lists or the subject to the
ten per cent. addition impaired upon
residents for failure. This has been
changed now so that it the non-reu—
idente refuse or neglect to‘ tile lists
there is no penalty. The new law put»
the (thing back where it was below
the law ofliltlll was passed. In tho
sumo section the law is changed to
read that owners 0! tangible periton-
Ill property located in any one town
"more then" seven. month: during
any year. shall tile lists. The laser-
tion ol’ the words in quotations is for
the (purpose of clearing up the mean-
ing of the section.
An act. has been passed exempting
from taxation land hereafter planted
with forest, trees in proportion of not
lees than twelve hundred trees to the
acre, such planting having been up-
prored by the state (create-r... Exemp-
tion to take elect on the second day.
of October next i’ollowinglsuoh plani-i
lnu.
in connection with tho nssosnmont
and collection at the personal tax uni
amendment has been passed. which:
immsos a ponaliy of twenty dollars}
for tho giving of wrong information”.
to tho rogistrnrs oi‘ voters or othemf
when thoy are making the enrollment;
Anot'hor amendment lualloa tho tax:
duo and payable on the first day of!
,hlllroh lu ouoll your it has horoto-
l‘oro boon- Inudo paynblo in Derby on
tho fifloonih of lt‘obrnury. which is a.
l
of tho t-nroliInmIi and gives too mauyI
mt‘ll a chance to inovo Glfiilwllt‘tl‘fli
The post surgeon‘s oeriiitruto is no
longer of any avail in l’rI-oluy. a map:
:from taxation. and so far on issuing:
on l‘lllli'llli‘fl to tho lnrtllmi‘ltuteti is none.
Imnod tho nurgmn's orouptition in‘
Kollt‘ A man hoods more than. the
[Mini surgeon's certificate to exeluptl
Ibllll from the personal tax. Tliof
amendment apuriliituz exactly 'whoI
mo otllillI-ti to exempting in us fol-l
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"Tim following IuIInod porsong shall?
be oumpl iIotu IlllllIHH to pay lllt‘I
pomiual tux prmtdod fol in this not: ‘
ib‘tudouis in mill-gee and iuooI'ImnIII-d I
' Ill‘.‘ltlt‘llllt‘t4: tho :It'livo Iuolnbors oi‘ lll‘i‘
.t-uuino. hook and ladder, hose I'illll~I
panloI-I during their limo of service]
ongineera and Inomboru of any fire do?
puttmout ill any I‘ll)‘, town, or hot“,
out: h “ho Iiiltill llill'i' normal for iivoj
t‘nusorutiw yours ill this state ulhlf
‘who Woro not dishmlorubly diachargw'
ml Il‘illll mull department or under'I
Ibatlzo ul tin limo or their rotiremeut.
Iuml who shall ptodllto u oottiilteio of:
uni-h aorv'ho strand in the chief on-
Iuluoor of tho department. or by llli‘I
l'ilitllllill and ”Holman of tho tmu
punt in ninth out- it north-e shall lIIuot
boon pollutan- ii: iii id and stuff offlt urn
who helm: duly uniformed. armedk
and oIIIIippoIl have legally performed;
Iuilitlm duty during the your next:
lprI-uuliutz; any omtor llllllili‘litll.‘0l‘l
within of any iti‘ the militia company.
who shall on or boioro the Lilith dayI
(If (lothbor. nun-unity. pioduoo n 1"‘61 I
or the company to which ho bolougs
that ho has poti'orlutul lllllllliiV dull.
unifotmod iiilil oqulppod IIIIoIIilnIr toI
luw, dullutr tho plorodlng yuotII or‘
uuv roumnuhlo ritual; polltono who
ham faithfully norlt'tl tho full term
or live yours in tho active militia
ninoo the sixth day of July. llifld. and
who woro honorably Iliuohllrgml
thoroirom or wore disollurtlod on no
count of Wound» or stoltnosu iuI-urrod
in nuoh Itervlou in the line of duty“
or on account. of the oxplratiouol
Section it her been modified on as
to make a written demand mailed.
poatpuid. to a person Ill. bin last
known utltirelui. comttltulo a legal do-
muml. upon the pernou falling to pay.
tho collector in required to turn hie
name over to the prosecuting ab
tomey. 'llhie will make some of those
person: who plead that they tho
never been united to pay any tax be-
cmtee they have dodged the postman.
tnlte fiction. for the. law clearly note It
up to them to learn whether they are
It subject. and. being a subject. to we
that the tax is paid.
Among the tax laws concerning
moperty in the one which allows the
tail pension in old soldiers, but does
not. exempt any or his property from
taxation.
The man no aretteherseli oi
lentinel Want Advertirine In the let.
Imam mm! “W on on
Each in His 0'...
Tongue ‘
A fire mist and a planet,
A crystal and a cell,
_ A jellyfish and a saurian.
And caves where the cave men
dwell.
Then a sense of law and beauty
And a face turned from the
clod:
Some call it Evolution;
And others call it God.
A haze on the horizon.
The infinite, tender sky.
The ripe. rich tint of the corn~
fields.
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And the wild goose sailing
high: ‘I'
And all over upland and lowland
The charm of the goldenrod:
Some of us call it Autumn. -- |
And others call it God.
Like tides on a crescent sea beach.
When the moon is new and
thin.
Into our hearts high yearnings
Come welling and surging in:
Come from the mystic ocean.
Whose rim no foot has trod;
Some of us call is Longing;
And others call it God.
A picket frozen on duty.
A mother starved far her brood;
Socrates drinking the hemlock.
And Jesus on the road;
And millions who. humble and
nameless.
The straight herd pathway
trod-—
Some call it Consecration.
And others call it God.
-—William Herbert Cart-nth.
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Today our store all: a veritable big bazaar. The crowds came In the early morning and kept coming until
our etcre was crowded as never before. We never saw a happier or more contented lot of people. and
there wee surely nood‘reaeone tfor thle happy gathering. A more abundant HARVEST 0F DRV 80008
would be hard to find.» Tomorrrow the good work goes on, and to add to the BIG FEAST. hourly speelale
will be offered. additional to the regular fair. Look for the Speciale.
air
PremGtoSaur'n
Coatings
Heavy mixed Coatings, 56 inches ‘
wide; regular price 31.50. YARD
5%
From 1 to 2 p. m. '
Mercerized Sateen
lilaclt. yard-wide Mercerized
Saloon; regular 190 quality. Yl).
llc
Fromate4p.m.
Suit Case Special
Leather Extension Suit Cases.
can be made 9 inches deep;
well made with straps and
good quality brass clamps;
regularly $3.50.
$1.97
Frem4t05p.m
Dress Goods
Uliii"k and White Shepherd
(tilt-oils. if. turbos wide; roun-
lar price 590.
From 10 to 11 a. m.
Women’s Gloves
“lamp (‘nahmere Gloves, silk-
' lined, all since; regular 30¢
quality. PAlR
36c
Ribbed Corset “
Covers
Ladlos‘ Ribbed (‘orset Covers.
long or elbow sleeve. extra
slzos only for stout Women:
regularly 350
29c
From 9 to 10 a. In.
Women’s Drawers
Fine quality Muslin Drewdrs.
made with drop lucked anti
hemeillohod tulle. ull risen;
regularly 25o. ~
170
From 2 to 3 p. m.
Mesh Bags
German Silver Mesh Bags, 3 1‘2
inch engraved frame, long or
abort chain handle; regularly
529.:
From 11 to 12 a. m.
Corset Covers
Only‘ .5 dozen good quality Cam-
bric (‘orsel Covers. neatly
trimmed, all sizes: regularly
19C. EACH
9c
From 2 to 3 p. In.
Women’s Hosiery
First quality Hose colors black
and tau; tweeuiurly lill'gc. PR.
10c
" From 3 to 4 p. In.
Women’s
Neckwear
Soft Tailored Collars. white.
blue and pongeo: regularly
23o EACH
9c
From 4t05 p. m.
I O I
Lingerie Walsts
. Lot of Women‘s White. Lingerie
Walnuts. handsomely trimmed,
all new models; values to
57c
From 2 to 3 p. m.
Rayo Lamps
Complete with white shade.
chimney and tripod. Special
$1.25 ’
From 10 to 11 a. m.
Skirt Binding
lllat-k Mohair Skirt lllnding:
regular price Sc. YARD
2c
From 12 to 1 p. m.
Hair Nets
Large size. with elastic edge,
all shades. i-IAi‘li
\
From2to$p.m.-'
Women’s Night
Gowns .
Good quality Muslin Night
Gowns,‘high. low or V’tneck.
eneatlvy trimmud; regularly 59c
. 39c
From 3 to 4 p. m.
Boys' School Pants
Heavy cloth and corduroy Pants
and Knickerbockers: sizes 5
to iii years; regularly 50c and
596.
396.
From 8 to 9 a. m.
Hair Pins «
Celluloid flair Pins. straight or
orimped: one-halt dozen in a
box
3c
From 2 to 3 p. m. ’ ‘
Taffeta Silk
:ldinoh lliack Tafleta Silk. reg-
ular price “.00. YARD
76c
From 1 to 2 p. In.
Boys’ Sweaters
lloys' Gray (‘oat Sweaters. sizes
_ ill to 34; regular 59c quality
35c
From 1 to 2 p. m.
Pearl Buttons
White Pearl Buttons. two and
four holes; regularly 10c doz.
PER DOZEN
3c
From 4to 5 p. m.
Children’sRompers
or good quality Outing Flannel,
sizes ;‘ to I‘. years; regularly
SOC.
3%
From 10 to 11 a. m,
Ladies’ Combina-
lions
Silk and Wool (‘omhluntion
Stilts. "lulu-rue" Mills; regu.
iur and extra sizes. value $1.75
Mo
5 1.39
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iNSTALLING LARGE MOTOR.
Muller Gloria Leee Mlile Anticipates
luaineea increase.
tlecauee of‘ the increase in humane
and because the necessity of being
absolutely certain that tho factory will
never be caught without power. the
Muller Gloria Lane Mili- tn Winnl
illult its having installed a lame Bo-
lloree power electric motor, This in
to he need as an auxiliary in case the
min which now operates the many
machines in the plant should fail.
The Connecticut Comma! la 193(th
ting the motor and the work has been‘
nearly completed, it use notional-y
tor the company to place threw
tranaimnere on the lob In. order to
reduce the current which is that run-
ning lit the new Georgetown lighting
.line. from 0.000 volts to 650 volts.
'l‘llll the company is in tile or
peace imitating for melting whim
Macaroon-leek. their man
mutant.
JUDGE SHELDON DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 28.~Judile Jo-I
uoph Sheldon who run for novernor
oi Connecticut in the 1904 election on
the Poopie‘e Party ticket, we} found
deed eetorday on the floor oi his
room here by his daughter. lit-II
Elilaboih B. Tliitnghatlt Death Via-f
due to cereblal hemorrhue. Judge
Sheldon retired tact night in his ueusl
health and when he did not appear
this morning his delimiter went to
his room to call him. She found him‘
prone on the door, clothed in his bath-
robe.
on. KELLEY’B IOTATE APPHAIO-
to AT etaooo. ’
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 28.-John .l.
O‘Donnell and William-B. my filed the
inventory at the eetate of the late Dr.
James H. Kelley in the probate court
yesterday afternoon. and the inventory
allowed the mate to be worth 313.870.-
”. The My.” to Mrs. Carolin
little. mm tor hr. Kellenlnd
0A8 IXPLOMON INJUREO TWO.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26 “All (‘XDIOIIOI‘L
of mu; in a burlwr shop under II four.
.litory tenement bonus on Powell street
Brooklyn, early today. caused such a
panic that for a time K Wu toured
Ithat «overly! liven had been loet I
When daylight enme- however. the
police mustered the frightened ton-
mente and found that all were ac-
counted tor and that only twu had
been badly hurt.
The building caught fire and war
practically destroyed.
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MAYOR IUGKINGHAM DIFIATID.
Tax Collector John M. Donnelly will
be selected to head the ticket at ten
night‘s democratic town and city can.
mention in Bridgeport and along with
l’him will go the nominetione oi Ste-
phen F Bun/teller for city clerk. Wilt
llam Thomas for town clerk and Fred.
stick W. Hall ital-city w. This
much we: decided on e. Misuse of
too-lino obelrmanontfi fictio-
mlegetu Ilaldiaat ambit bin a
. the mm admitted to probate
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