Evening sentinel, Friday, April 26, 1912 · page 10

. or than blown“ oi dvliinntio liloh
‘ ‘ . Vin

' Ire Ihout to rid ournolynn or I nyItnm
' in which men Inns to donth because
:_ thorn in too mm]: to not. drink and
your. and no idln bombs the lshor
of their bonds has tilled the now
houses and tho trunnion to oysrnow- .
. inl-‘

Thane modern questions oi loxlsis-
_ lion and politics go down into the vnry
. linden ol' ills sud deotb.

Sunday April 14, or only on Mon- .
‘ tiny monitors. unit tho grout 'l‘linnic,
.j‘osrryinz to the bottom hundrodn or .
bullion tools. this dhivniry til; tho rm. 3,
no ranking by their immortal hominid ‘ ‘ ‘
in that awful situation

But what Mail on any of the ab-
‘ bound of lilohonts, of the haste where
care and precaution were demsnded.
and oi the failure to iurniIh glasses
{to lookoutn in the crow’s post.
' more not urinal all this tar.
l‘riblo happening was but another snot-i.
;line to Mommim, the legitimate oft
outing of I. system that places dlvi
'donds shove rtgbteousnenu and pro-
iits about human life.
. Moro dramatic was this torrlilc
rookofliug or nature with ”armour.
not more awful than other color
.ii‘filht‘a in thin loud oi the tree and
; the home of the bravo, occurring your
utter yenr. Annually 25.000 die or one
(injured, in lll kept and badly pro-
.toctod milieu. These toilet-I, (or your
”altos and mine. die or lire damp and
burning, or by the balls: of slow
intonation, deaths compound with
‘which the relosoe by drowning in u
merciful thing,

is the first Ssln we over mods since .wn‘ luvs henu' in
” sodyouwiildowslito take sdvsotsgn of it. We
n tlwoyn corrind I lull lion of Men s, Lndins’ Ind Children’ s

W! GWE YOU A PARTlAL LIST OF THE MANY QARGAiNG YOU OAN 'm '3“? THII 6031'. PR“)! .Al-lt

Men 8 Shoes $1.25 [3“ Pumps, Shots and 03% M Rusnott and Black Spring heels.
' f 1/ t 8 , t .8 . t l» S t l
Mg‘n’ 5 "Crawford” $4 50 Shoes at 0rd“ 5’ 0 54 a 5 S“ “" ying f0“! 9‘ S'prm

53-50 Wbillion
sunnia C..nlf i’.at Colt and Gun TH
Metalfi Bolton and lace. ()ltl Ladies-J Contiort ()xt‘ordzi, J‘u— . ‘

I. t t rini and ”tidy Trippers at

_‘ J I

*8“ mm a on iicttes and Shoes, with or with» lmk lilut, White, Red, Block.
1"C ilwford. “All American," ii B. out rubber heels, at

Reed "Custom Made" $4 Shoes at 3. :5 Men 8 OXfOIdS

Russia Coil button and lace. Pat Men's “Crawford," H. B. Reed
(oil and Gun Metal. button and "Custom Mode," “All Amerié ,
Bluchcr. Score on the latest IF. ng- ca” $4 Oxfords. at 33-35
“lib 135‘ Narrow “395 3"“ fiat i’at. Colt. Gun Metal, Russia Calf,
heel. Others are the new high 3 and 4 button Oxfords also
“ “’95 and 1199"?“ hiuchers with high toes and heels.
iii“? I}??? $ I299 & ”Mimi“ Men's Crawford ll. ll. Redd, Rite
at 99‘ ‘r 3- 325.333 50 tons it llutchiuu loam-s hit-ans $3 50
In {till leathers and styles. 2,1221%}; 955:? is“. gun metal 595;} ,
ant ace. ‘ .
.. - .. . Mons $3 lamos Means. Rite. &
Jamgs Means" Comfort 5110‘”: ilutchins Oxfords in (ion Metal,
pinin toes V ici Kiri antl (inn Vi ct- l’nt. (oil and Russia (all at
a at As M makes of $2. 50, $2 75 and $3
An st makes of $3 Shoes all styles warlords. in all leathers at
Button and lace. Broken sizes at 3.35 An‘nt makes of $2.25, $2.50 ()xiortln,

Russia Cli'llf, Pat. Colt and Gun at
Ladies’ Shoes

Metal. As‘st makes «$2.50 Shoes,
in all leathers and styles. For
dress and work, at
Heavy and Light $1.50 Shoes at Lollies $3. 50 and $3 "All America" 3 Rsilroadn demand an annual unne~
Hoary and medium weight and “Movinir’ Shoes, at “.60 genial-y sscriilcs or thousands of
(Sun metal Russia rail, l’ot tolt hm"! AM ““99! men. who have the ..
cloth and leather tops, llObhle 99’0“!” "m “i “it “9‘39“”? 1° 9“"
mes. suits 0! pence on to war.

‘VV’orking Shoes at -
, “i l ‘ ‘ T -
. allOil s sell”! Shoes i Greed taken its oountlos thOussudn
W'l . c, . Ass't makes of $3 Shoes all writs. ; 3
a too 5 -chool ‘Shoes and Ox~ in all leathers and “Wm 3‘30 .1 or human lives, mutton its myriad or
Asa i makes of $2. 50 Shoes at 2 Moldova nod dnprlvns myriIds or chin

fords in all leathers. t 85 . ‘
8035' $2. 50 Shoes and Oxford-s. \snt molten oi $2.25 Shorts. mostly . , facilmillalhfi opportunity till! 890””
ly lace, at . ‘

sizes 2% to 5%, all leathers, at $1.80 . Tho h 1 m ‘
130 s 2 Shoes. sizes 2 to . all A , omIn no is nations 3 or‘
igatlfcrs. at} .. /2 5%. Aunt makes of $2 Shoes. at these things are sonrcniy connelons or
w tho thing” they do. it is the function

ills iiintl loudliavnxi
Always Bought

 

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, one. $1.35. than

Tennis On. Black and White. .

Men's, lloys’, Little lioys'
doc 55c ' 45c

Sizes 6-10 o%-5 ' Soto

Men's Tennis Simon, black and
white. $l quality at

(.‘lliltlrru‘s Russia Cali Barefoot
Sandals. sizes 5 to 8. 40¢; 9 to
”456:111‘01500.

Women‘s sleathor House Slippers, $1
quality at

W'omeus leather llouse Slippers,
75c quality. at

M'mllt‘lls lielt Home Slippers
leather sole and heel, 75c quality,
at . 35¢

VVonten'n and Men's Carpet Slipv
pet's, all colors and sites, 3 to to,

Brand New: Rubber Goods

2:4.

 

‘ mum mm
. bar NARCOTIC.

0 IM

IWW
15c M

Button
70c

rillsn»
For liar:
Thirty ioars

45° .2-‘45 _ V
a 35

1.85

4.55

 

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lsgo

1.30
$3 -

.3

Women's Storm Rubbers. sizes
to 7, for high heel and toe
Misses” and Children's Ruhhorn,
sizes 6 to 2, at

Mon' 5 Storm Rubbers sizes 6 to to,
$l quality. at

\ few Mons llip Storm King and
Short liootn, , “llooti, “ “Bail
Brand," and “'Boston." sale
prices. ‘

$3.50 Lntlies‘

43c
43c

759 ‘ v

The petition further asks that it it.
is found the city has not the money
to do thin work, which it is figured
will cost between 33. 006. 000 and so
000,000 it apply to the next legislatur‘d

mm clowns
llliilElliilEli tut
‘ Fll'i'llllE Ail'iinll

b

1&5.

at
51.25

1.75'

 

l 7 Button White

5 Boy $150 Shoes, sizes 2% to 534.

all leathers, at
»_--’Boys $1.25 Walton «School
3 9 (013%; at
‘Boys’ $1.50 Walton School
.910 1373. at ,
[Boys’ $2 Walton
‘ 9 to 13%, at A
$2 Walton Growing (iills'

School

and Oxfords sizes 2,4 to 7, hut~ ‘

, ton and blucher. l in. heel.
33150 (,5irl:~.'
my; to 2, at, .

1‘25‘ ‘Ciirls’ Shoes
. , sizes 8% to ii. at

$1 Girls’ Shoes and Oxfords. sizes

5/: t08 at ,.

Shoes nod Oxfords,

and Oxfords.

mo
Shoes, $2 50 Ladies” 17
' Canvas Shoes at
$2 Latiiu.’
Shoes. at
Latiies’ White

.90
Shoes. Button
$1.15
Shoes. ‘
3 - 3.35
Shoes ‘
quality at
at 1.40
quality, at
1.20

~95 heel ,
Infants Show.

. .73 _ nines 2 to 6. at

 

Nu Huck Shoes. at.

No [luck Pumps
and Colonial Tins, at
intiius' White. Canyon Pumps, $2

Infants Shoes, sites 2 to 7}). $t

V’ici ixitl Russcti l’al Colt Kiri
topr'ltino \V’hitc Top with spring

button

39-35
White

1.95

White Canvas ’

Lso

Ladies? Oxfords

" \li America” and "Mayfair" $3 50
and $3 Ladies Oxfords, 2 gyolet
”i lost Pumps, also' in Colouinli'l’“ tell,
at
Satin. Silk. \ oivot Tut
Russia. Suede.

Asn't $3 Oxfords Pumps anti Co—
Ionial lion, all wolts.at :33;
Asn't $2. 50 Oxfords Pumps and Con
lonialaat . i
\m t. $2 (lniortls Pumps and Co-

louinl “lies pll leathers. at

“\ssl. $l so Oxfords: Pumps, all
iraihorit. at

Button

t.go ( nut

is

1.25

1-45

.o .
7 x1139

has ?

$1.13“

and loco

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or this most modern brown to re-
than the IoninI lion: thsir eyes. to
punish the incorrigible, to put notion
in. the plants or IVll‘lce, to nine man
shore tbs dollar. and keno him thorn
into people hard so decreed it. The
, DemOcrstln party, as chief mprnsentar
live at the people, hIs no declared it.
. ’l‘hn demodrscy oi the world is behind
the obnngn.

Tho will of the people in tho voloo
. of God He who ouposés is as one
‘ Manitoulin. ‘l‘tln starslln thnir colit-
m taught mum alters, but he tins
filights «tho .pnopin light; the stilts; in
their word‘s: lily moods". lot union
, forth in tho «lamination inst the
Democratic party to Connecticut shrill
ho purged oi it: million and brought
to no equality with the magnificent
Democratic portal or tits nation. which

. -W
NEW HAVEN. April “we'll. .wnn
stated by the oyster grownrs, today
that while they had taken no definite
Ictlon so to the course they will [mt-i
Inn in trying to have annuled the
regulstlou or the board or health pro.
binning the sale of harbor Motors it

was quite likely that they will takoi

the question before the board or older-
man at its next meeting. At the pub-
lic heartily; at the opnmittoo on sew-
ers inst night on the petition or F‘. J.
Msn‘stlnid, and oitow burial-oil other
pol-nous. including“ practically all 0!
the oyntn‘r groom. sailing" i tor u
change in the sewage system, with I
riots to removing the preheat contam-
ination or tho hsrbor, it wan claimed
by J Edmund Miller. that the board
or hnnlth lurid no right to pass such an

 

order without moment of the board

for s bond issue to carry out the work:
Aside tron) Mr. Miller some of the -
speakers in lnvor oi the sewer chnnxur
were ox~Aldermnn Felix Chlllinxworth,
Health Officer Frank W. Wright, Citi;
Engineer Ford and Frank J. Mann-
neld. City Engineer Ford spoke at;
length on the uncesslty of a new sys-
tem or disbursing or sewage in this
city. A V

TAFT ON PAPERS.

._...—..—-

'Prnsidont atoms to HIV: Right idol
of Where News Appears First. ‘

Monrnnrorz April zswrreslnsd .
Tall. in a speech bolero the Notioml
Press club recently said:

‘1 sm glad to be here at s timn ‘
(5: 30 p. In.) when those who have
published the solid {acts of the day
have laid down their pens and when

ale Begins Tomorrow, April 26
:69 Washin “on

is bringing forth duods worthy of a
nation. .

M A ? L E v Y ”23252939329939“

Hartford

0! niderthon. Mr. Miller claimed thst’wme who are about to republish ,
the order prdhlblttng the stile of bur the some facts tomorrow morning
bur 01mm first: in enact. an ordinance are Just starting their task.‘

and it was up to the board or older-
City National Bank .

moo sud not the board or besiib to
TRANSyAGTB AGENERAL BANKING

matte ordiupucés for the cltv. Mr
Miller quontlonod tho legality of the
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT " 3,;

order on this ground and some of
the Oyaternlen later disoussed the an.» H SOUND
viability oi petitioning the board to Wi'r
nnnui the order. i‘ BANK‘NG . .
surplus nod Prom
, 1 moo ._

' Wow-Wu

NOT ALL $0.3 BALDWIN.

 

 

 

 

 

Ind wItntbury mica-ton
Ar. for Human. . .
HARTFORD. April as. «will will
not be clear soiling for tho honouri-
ors of Governor Bdldivin tor intuition
at the cumin: Democratic state con-
volition in Bridgman. Hurttord has
ulnotnd nlnstonil datum“ to tho
damnation who are understood lib be
pledged tor Human. Wstsrhury, it
in understood. Will MID have I atoms city The‘ petitioners wont survey
“W011 dslmtlnu Th0 Humor: or the sewer system moon i such
uunllllod blessing to tho comm... dolmtlou lI‘: hudod by wmno . “9-5 nnd n sistom adopted that will JOHN; , KNAPP, m walling,
wealth and s signal Invalid” to to- Burn. , publishnr or the tlsrtiord climb the present method «it dispo» rnpso RICK H‘. ROWAN. 2d Vinn-

,. clot mini and mtg on. with”. ' l oi tho sewage so it will net be ,

tin: and thirty had reason to 'be- hands , 3 ' 1 the Democratic out! it t0 D“?- 99' Wolfhould not omitto «:3th . dfilllnd into this harbor. ~ " “"an BODWELL, OIIhlnr

s; «at it could artery tibiae by Notion! realm to M with I doll £le a 819mm M ' , lmrot our sins or omission. but net. “ ‘ ‘ " ‘ nlnso't‘onn ‘

“don once which who tell in the: believe. thIt in the coming Within“ A" “H 8“?” progressive mounm to» must we taunt to Mom in but ‘t " ‘ gt ‘ W"- "“9"“ "' «WNW

in ton. he do: not lb tsvor or the Democratic poor mm Mi '9' 99" WW9 “10 WWW: "93 “to” *9 roccrd or rest his ‘9 . “M“ H' Km" “h“ “‘ l”

3 . ‘ ,gmm 0n mom” or John vet-e orltloinut, and home ‘oil it will ho. which Min Roosnvelt is manner“ n‘m “a ”client 01 with ‘ tho W .. ‘ ' Christian Court: "’6' N
9i“ was vol/ed not to instruct deserved criticisnl._ ‘ ' his. had their orlnln, their rest flowth‘ cheer um our "95°91” ." N Dom. ‘ "
elm as A i' rim meeting Perhapp this unfortunsto condition nod their Ictlve nppllcatton at theloomuo W“ nwrith. Ind “N

‘ distribut- of uuoertniniy thIt exists in tho Dent-v hundn or Domool'ltii ,‘ " wound or which 1. mg ml "tom. pic here yutordny ”Nag" Tm
~ ., ocrstlc party its more obvious in our - it won only a limo while book thst um timed from it. doro Monorail Ind'dslnodiw billion".
Own than in other stated. At suit the Groin Demoomtlt‘. state of Okllr . No” In”. ll, I hollow '0 blind to‘... um." “it" my ”“339“ to

rate it lllfllm to account tor the horns, about to adopt the tuition“ conditions ‘n to men that m litmus N unplomut" ”N
oirouxi‘tntsnos that in our action on core Ind rotor-endow iuo its ooh‘ntitution. ”um be in “15mm. our 1‘”an mu. Mr ‘ m .1; all ”N to “N", N m
tutu moribund» to which we worn mu: solemnly wnrnod' hook trout ouch in... i N ‘
pledged by solemn pistiorrn bromine. homily by M Roosevelt... no that: ulslntlon had Dntnoi‘lmn not old pm.“ from 0‘ thine. “an; ~
we did not command tho solid snot “ ‘
port or no .MWAW our ”Arty in
tho Gnuerni , ll ‘

ably so with tape.» to this plihlic ‘

utilities bill and with respoobto direct

‘ primaries and tho workman compel:

‘ llity in

3 33/ .. ‘k‘ ' a. m _
stats and country and what is lisp- roiloctiv-s hope and habitation unnN-
putting in our own nslate und country all ltsnli '
and what is happening elsewhorn.i in the United states the forces oi
. Only lilo can we iniorm domains no democracy one at work no they have
that we may be able to play it ivise never been have twice before; nuns
and useful part in these events. when Jonathon penned the Debtors.
Irbiuk i may any to you that there tlon or independence and once when
will be another Democratic Victorinendnli Phillips thundered Lloyd
in Connecticut this your. and that all Garrison ‘wroto. John Brown died. and
signs point to the election at it Damn:. Lincoln signed the proolntnstion that
William . Harlot-d took thel erotic president and the Muslim tusdmho blank also from 3 _
r stud argued tbst binnmucjh on trial moot or the station to NW???” And in this grant worn or progress

Homocrntlc maple) or Will. it the!
should “tempt to unite their own con.
utitution Ind tit-mitt isw scoot-ding to
tho incision of to nutrition.
But. my triads “

crntn donpilo sinus helm in Dero-
oorniio mothods in Connecticut 1 on
sort that till «hold then ntust Intuit
the recent Dnmoorstlo victory tut on.

inherits tlsrrlltn
lo tlllll unset

(Continued from nl'st page)

v

in Ill as persons appeared in lover
or the petition “king for the his
choose in the sewage system or the

CIplui
1100.000. 00

Solo anOIlt Box“ $3 and 05 nor you
zowm H. MATHEwson; Pm.

lrd delogntos‘respectively and on

title. each delegate was authorized to

point his own alternate.

”the question or the instruction or
elega‘tes having been unsolicited.

 

“mun! 0mm ~ Lenin
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ldont nooks to snvnrnt hundred poo-

10 No. NIin It» in. NO.
nonunion. 5 WW

. «w n lieén pitch oi enthusiasm.

lson grotto its loliows, in port: 0“" Spring 3”“ ”9 “6"

I, in stool: while no the n.

‘to have the pritrv
speaking? to on its.