Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 9, 1911 · page 6

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

W ATURE ALMANAC FOR

‘ TOMORROW
“ Sunrise-6 :34; eete4 .49
H tide 1:06 a. In. 1:28

SOCIETmOTICES

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fleets ”the Building. loath

., lain Itreet, lot and 8d Tue-day oi
, ’ leech month—July and Auzuet ex-
‘m canted—«It s o'.ciocir All Master
Masons cordially invited. Reed
11 Flynn. W H. Robert M. Wilcox,

latter Chepter. NO. to. R. A. M.
fleets In‘ Melanie Building. South
Iain etreet, 2d and dill Theodore of
each month-duly and August or
copied—at 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thnddene

. Guyer, H. P. Robert M Wilcox.

 
 

RODERT M. WILOOX. 8061’.

 

, Haircut-lure" AND MANUFACTUR-
ERB' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice—president. Charles]. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary

Matthew Corbett. Treasurer

 

 

 

 

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
. PHONE CALLS
gem-News Department
92-3—Bu8iness Department
44-2—Branch Ofiice, Norwalk
'90 —Editor‘ 3 Residence
129- -5—--City Editor' 3 Residence

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CIVIC AWAKENING.
We have pitched the note of our

fashionable. ~Plttsburg Mendtch
President Tntt um by the an”. .

 

.municipnl life too low. \\e have up
peeled to base ambitions and sordidl
‘desiree instead or trying to make!
Bridgeport a cItI to which men and‘
women may be proud to belong The‘I
igreut aims and steadfast civil faith
iwhigh Ionstitute the dignity of a com I
Imunity are not bought IIltII money
TheI spring ttom the clItII'nIteI ot‘ the'
1citizen and their il‘lli‘H ilIieIeI-It in
all that concerns the common Weiime I
Cities which possess such iolnl and
are never poor. 'l‘heir eucceeaiui chiI-I
,dreb delight in bestowing gifts upon
'them and the money they require [m
their needs in: bestowed ungrudgtneiy.
People love them and are proud 0!;
them and ate willing to Me many I
_. sacIllices In drdel that they may 116qu
.1511. No city In'renliy. 'aucceaeillbuntil
It Inepiren such ‘I-nthuniaam. Bridge.
jport has hitherto set her heart upon!
becoming a big I'iIg; lot the time. hrs
inow arrived for her to Iltrlve to be II
great one. “Bridgeport Telegram.
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VOTING MACHINES,

Just u ward about the \olim: ma
chines. The diet returnx on the Iotoi.
for mnym Iame Into the ofllte oi’ i‘lII I
fast from the l‘irut dintIlIt at IIIIIy
minutes ptlrli live. nix minutes Ilfil'Il'
the polio cloned. F‘out till-lilil'ii'l were,
III by ten mlpntea past live and nix
dintIicta by twenty minutes past
Every distriIt was in by i): 45 and
twenty Iniuutcn lIIteI The Post intoltn-
ed the (It) ibut \‘Illuou one olcc.ted

By M‘H‘ii o'IHiIIIlI iiit result in 0\'l'i‘)’l
diatritt IIIIII lIuow,u nit-Io the opinions.
of tho r“oteIenIlum measures IIIIII
Illo Alli'lil'iiiiiili IlltlllHil'thy bot II III
use they would hove been counting
votes III the Twelfth, Ninth and Seth
and Districts ,vunterduy.

The voting Innchine in a grout In-
stitution and in a remarkably clone cl-
eciion there III not the nhndow or III
contest liouullilt‘.~~Ul'liliit:|)0l'l. i'oIIt.

V.-....._,..._._. .0... ”Wound-
MAYOR AFTER BURGLARS.

The lot lIl authorities of tile cllv of
New London bnve. taken alone to put
a Hop to the burIIIlurlIH III that (it). I
At the meeting of tho Court of Com-
IIIotI (IoIIIII-ll, Moudny evening, It was
decided to appoint II plulII-I'lothon III--
teettve for the put-pone of detecting
the hIIrItlIIrh-II. 'I‘bI- detective will be
under the purnouai HIIIII'I‘ViHiOIl of May
or lithium and not the chief III police.
There in every I'I-uuou to think thul
New London will he nble to cope with
the burnlaru who are Intention the
city. It the IIIII‘KiIIl‘fl are able to out.
wit the energetic and renourcI-iui
moyor oi the city they will have more

. than ordinary running and abrowd-
; . .lmliii.«~ Hurt Iorti Timon.

WW. w.m.e.u.u.

RIGHT TO THE POINT.

 

 

 

 

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diow dared the pope turn down the
catcher» candidate for the cardinal-
Ite‘leew York Evening. Port.

4...
not. have happened. AI! usual. no one
can tell for IIIlre.——»Stiriuglleid Repub-
llcnn.

There are Juli two clients.» of mar-
ried men—«those. thut Ito home early
and there that ought t.o.- Detroit Free
from.

. 4—-

'Dr. Wiley values the. health of the
nation at ”40.000.000. And he line
,Llieiped maintain It at par.»—Scbener~
M! Unlohvfltar.

:Iiil)’ by poatoflice inspectors on I

Heucd nuindlo would aggregate about

,ooo, oou
l

Chinese rehele "ta reported to have
made puiie cheaper. it the revolu»
lion win: out first thing we know
unit: will be so cheap they will he un-

man law. but WW en... down

oil It. -—New York Me. ‘ 1"“;
when Remit uh ‘ lied-1y Im-
poaen labor. You 1‘. ._ the men
that annexed one.~—~Wmen Pout.
rIeI-I note The can. I

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Innenleue Went Havener “Nee the
Problem of Tending Several
.Llnee._

Human Ingenuity is active‘ln moot
thinge. but In fishing there ie less
range for Its activity than ‘ln nwet
other sports and evocations. A West
Haven man who is a regular member
or the Savin Rock Fishing Club. has
turned some of hie surplus Ingenuity
on the fishing. problem. '

'Be It knowh llret that It man who
goee utter frost ileh ordinarily uses
more than one ilhe. it the dub are
biting at all he needs more than one
line. Some oi the Il-tibemen have
four and live linen and it in aometimea
dlmcuit to keep track of the. bites for
line No. 5 might be ten to fifteen feet
away froth line No. I.

This Went Havener. after some men-
tal struggle. devised a means of keep-
ing track of hie‘iinee. He attached
small belle. like sleigh bells, to his
lines and the moment a dish bites, the
bells tingle. I-le precede to the line
from which the tingle comes. pulls In
his IIIIII. rebuild his hook and waits
for another tingle.

AGED COUPLE DIE ON GOLDEN
WEDDING DAY.

HAMMOND. ind, Nov. 9.—»\Vhen
sons, other relatives and friends went;
to the home, at Mr. and Mrs. Alton AIIb-g
Ie',_I Tuesday morning expecting to:
imtlit‘lpilte in Ielebratlng the h‘tlth'
wedding Ililllivel‘l-lilll of the couples
the} found the aged man and woman]
dead III their bed. They had been as-
"plI_IxiateIi in gas. i

.lntues Aililll'), in the railroad bIIsi~|

tests In \‘ew Yori. city, who Iii‘l‘il'ed‘
-’|‘uesda\. Mia token notional) ill niterI
the Mormon of the tragedy AnotherI
son or the couple Is Edward mum-3,3
(“'()llil(liil'l or the town oi Hammond. j

The arriving relatives were forced to:

 

‘ break down the front door of the Ant».

I'ey home after rapping half an hour;
and receiving no response.
CHARGED WTH USING MAILS TO
, DEFRAU -INVE3IOR8. _
NEW YORK, I or. 9.-—~'J. F. B. Atkin, .
II lawyer connected with the t‘oIIIIn-
binn Sterling Publishing (‘0.. publish-
ers of the linmpton-(‘olnmbinn mag»,
zine, was placed under arrest yeater-'

chnrge of using the mulls to defraud
investors by selling stock of the ptIDw
liebtnp. compam. The lawver wanI
held in $16. tittu ball for examination on
Nov, H.

Assistant illatrit‘t Attorney Ilrou'u.
(taking for the high bull. hold that t‘IIeI‘
Inpittll hunk of the publishing tom
pIIIII won swittotltltitl and that ”W at

Ioncbnit that amount, or around $2.-

LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.

I ()\Il()N Nm 9 w tilt Thomas
Hoot (loan, .\1 I) WIIII toIlny inaugu-
IIthl loId mum of London \Iith lilo
illlll‘IiIOIIIirt'ti niruI-I show, which” in a
nevurdnliiuu ntiruction both for tho‘
iLoIIImuI-r and his cousin from the din-
irlct outside. The chief ienture wait it‘
pageant and tableaux reprenentntive
oi the naval and military hlniory oi
(Ibo-I Britain in the period from
Queen Elizabeth in Waterloo.

"Iii term will be the ’l'23rd Inayor~
ally of the city, and tin ilt‘ III II] yearn
lot age he III one oi‘ the olden! If not;
the oldent citizen to occupy the ottlro. ‘
II In Illliiil certain that be in the "i‘ili’
utvdicul IIIun honored III this way.
BHIFTINO ENGINE aTRIKEB CAR.“

PHILADELPHIA, I'ov. lbw-A libift~
lug engine on tho Rondlua Ruilrontl‘
«truck II street car In thin city early
today. and n young woman whom.
identity ban not yet been established.
wan killed and n hnli doaen other
Imrsonn who were III the car were In-
lured.

According to the motormnn of tho
car, the crowing gator were not down.

 

JAIL BENTENCE FOR BURGLARY.

DRIII'IIICPOR'I‘. Nov. Ii.-Found guii~
ty of burglary. .Iort‘eph Henley wee
contended from the city court today
to II term at from one to tvm years In
ethic prieon. Thin in the tint. once
here under the new law which allow:
a state prism sentence to be imposed
by a city court.

 

MAY INGREAOI CAPITAL lTOCK.

HARTFORD, Nov. il.-~'i‘he Connecth
cut. Fair Aeeocintion is dlecuulng the
feasibility oi lncrenelng ItII capital
stock from 332.000 to ”00.000. A
committee has been appointed to re
port upon the plan at the annual meet-
lng November at).

 

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LAKE ISLE OF INNISFREE.

I will arise and go now. and go to
Innisiree.

And a email cabin build there.
of clay and wattle: made:

Nine bee-rows will I have there.
a hive for the honey bee.

And live alone in the bee-loud
giade.

And' I shall have some peace
there. for peace comes

dropping slow. ,

Dropping from the veil: of ,th‘

morning to where the crickev

et sings;

There midnight's all a glimmer.
and noon a purple glow.

And evening full of the linnet‘s
wings.

I will arise and go now. for aig

ways night and day

i hear lake water lapping with
low sounds by the shore;

While I stand on the roadway or
on the pavements gray.

I hear 'It in the deep heart's
core.

—-Wiliiam Butler Yeats.

 

 

 

 

a sentinel Went Adv. and rent it.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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The supremncy of our value-giving is ‘ ' fully

Reflected in the good quality merchandise
we offer Tomorrow at unusual price con-g

cessions.

We mention only a few items.
among. the many others not advertised

 

Women’s $18.50
Black Coats
$9.98

A very special lot 'ol [lint-k
broadcloth t‘oate. velvet and
braid trimmed. I‘nil length
models. llarveai Sale. 89.98.

69c Muslin Night
Gowns 39c

Women‘s well-made Muslin
Night Gowns. high neck, trim-
med~wlth Incite and rni‘ile
around neck and sleeves: all
sizes. Harvest Sale. 89c.

 

 

$1.50 New-firepe
Waists 97c

Women'a dainty White (‘rcpe
\l’niate, beautifully embroider-
ed. well made. and an excel
lent slid) value; all eizee. Har-
vest Sale. 979.

 

Women’s 25c
Gloves 19c pair

2-!lnnp Caehmerette (llovee.
fleet-e lined; black only; all
nines. iiarveet Sale, 190 pr.

Ladies’ 12% Hand-
kerchiels
3 for 25c

A manufacturer's stock of La-
dles' Handkerchiefs In a great,
variety oi lace trimmed, em-
broidered and hemstitched
styles. Harvest Sale. 3 for 250.

Children’s 50c
’Flanneiette Rom-
pers 39c

Good. heavy We Flannel,
sizes 2 to 6 years. Harvest
Sale. 39c.

 

 

SPECIAL VALUES FOR
FRIDAY IN

Embroidery and
Laces

New lot of 27-inch Swiss Fiounc
inge, just the thing for party.
reception or evening drawer:
an excellent assortment oi

handsome patterns: regularly
SLOO. Harvest Sale. YARD OOLIO STEEL SHEARS, in} as-
sorted sizes: halt “dollar ral~ ‘

590 , Ites, 15c.

ISdnch All Over Laces, neat.
dainty deeigna. in cream and

Notions and Small ’
Wares

O. M. C. COTTON, for making
the Irish crochet opera bags;

white & black (100 grammes).
45c.

 

 

 

MARABOUT OTOLES --— i-‘ive

white: regularly 730. Harvest “T““ds- two yards “I length.
Sale, YARD in black and natural. Harvest

45c Sale. willie they iaet. $2.43.

 

 

Toilet Articles

BATHASW EET, regularly 25c,

Boys’ 25c Hose

Extra heavy Ribbed School

Hone: excellent value. iiar- 17¢. ___‘_‘_._‘ ,_'____
vest Sale. l9r pair.
BABCOCK‘S CORYLOPSIS
190 TALCUM POWDER, regularly
150. 126.

 

Boys’ 50c Sweat-
ers 35c

lloyII‘ heavy gray Cont Sweatet‘e.
sizes 2n to 34. Harvest Sale.
Special, (inc.

 

Women’s 2% Un-
derwear 23c

Good quality fleece-lined Shirts
and Drawers. all siren. llar— HAIR BRUSHES. regularly 350.
vent Sale. a garment, 23c. 190.

Regular 25c high grade TOOTH
BRUSHES, 19c.

 

 

 

 

 

 

GOLD TAILIT FOR THE PRIM-
DIN'I‘.

NASHVILLE, Tenth. Nov. 9..»«Wlmn
President Tull vIeItII Nashville tonight
James D, itichardoon. how‘mifiii grand
commander of the Bcotileh Rite Ma
none. will present him It Irold tablet
representative of the ӣ00,000 Mil
mule Temple new under coueiructlon
in Washington.

The tablet will be enclosed in a Mo-
rocco hound leather care. On one ride

of the tablet in tho impreenion oi the‘

temple, and the other contain: the
11an of the highest oiliclaie oi the
Mason In America.

The tablet wee made to precept
President Tait Ill the toying oi the nor-
nor-atone oi the Melanie Temple lut
month. but the oreeitient wee not In
Washinnton at that time.

cum

ARTIIT AND AUTHOR DEAD.

minimum. Nov. autumn Pyle.
the American aritet and outlier. died .

beveled” other-Italian. diam
metmitulnwm Del. wherein
horn in mi. -

CALVATlON AMY CHRIITMAII HITS ON ROOGEVELT A3 NEXT
IOXIO. I pneetoznr.

Captain Ir. J Perrett or the I'ocaIl Nldw YORK. .m- 9,..-umrrw a...
Haluvtion Army. inbuey tlllcingChriai ludliol a ”mung mun who divide:
man boxes for the work of tut Arm) Iiil hie time between bong Branch and
thin eectiou He III handicapped when, New York believes Theodore Ron-u
calling at roeidencea to had the lady v,“ I, etill alive poitticuiiy. Friendu

"Nil" "0“” “'0' “'0‘“ home. “d “9' were twitting him the other day on bin
would like to have them leave word mam.“ He rotorted um lithe odds
Will! lite dome-tine 0" others i“ chem were good enough he Would show him
of the honeehold to W" "‘9 bones. confidence by betting that the colonel
unim mo it done then will "0' ”9' would be elected the next. preeident
.tunde enough to WWI“ 3' many d'“ or the United Staten.

M?! II desired at 'l‘hahitegiving and Somebody naked Gallagher what
Christmas t.lme odds he wanted and said he‘d take 6 to

1. Jacob Mellie. stock operator. hoard
IADV 35V!” FAM’LY" Ltrg, gthe story one afternoon laet week at

STAMFORD. Nov. 9 whwakened by the Wuldori. He lumped into hie unto,
the crying of his infant son early to pod to Doug Branch and found Gal-
dly. Albert. Ituebmeyor found his home higher.
in flames. and had barely time to at "suit want that Roosevelt bet?"
cope with his iamii)’. The house, mum mama,

:mait cottage. Iva. owned by Mrs. iinr— ”Yep."

1 Thomas. The ion, about 0800. in "[2]" about 35,000 to ".000?” ‘

covered by “immune. "You’re on." until Gallagher. Field.
W was eminent. "An entry theorem.“
m the mount urea-rt: 81‘0"! he chuckled.

 

 
 

 

 

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