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James Golden. Editor and
Proprietor .
‘nonnsnnv, MAY ,2!» :91:
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
'fiigh tide 3 .52 a. m.; 4: 34 p m
‘ Bun rises 4:27; sets 7. 12.
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SOCIETY NOTICES "
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_ MABONIC DIRECTORY.
old w.u Lodge, No. 103, F. and A, M.
4. Meets In Masonic Building. South
Main etreot. lat and 3d Tuesday or
" each month-«duly and August ex-
cepted-at 8 o‘clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
3. Lyon, w. M. Robert M.‘ Wilcox.
80¢.
Clutter Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M.
Midis In Masonic Building. South
_ Main Itreot, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ox-
44copted-«at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Mucous cordially invited. ,lllcksou
5W. Cole, ll. r. Robert .u. Wilcox.
"Boo.
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'DOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
,. ”diluent—Nehemiah Candee.
LVIGI-Pnnldent—Charlea J. Pldgeon.
thorotarym—Frank w. Hadley.
Treuure4r~MattlIcw Corbett,
VENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
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"ga-3—Business Department
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‘ r COMMISSION FoRIu 0F oovann.
MENT.
There in one rorotuntondulion
in the v-m good nioswtgo ot' Mann
Mailman which «niln tot pint“ sort
one thought lho lilil\Ul Iti\0f‘ts u
commission form of government.
which has been tried in some places
~ with varying SliPC‘t‘iiS. it is not a
matter, however. to be dismissed as
unworthy of consideration, lint on
theconlrniy is one \Ihlch requires
4 bloat plofound thought
’oomiiiission fmm of government
for: large powers on the hoods
each commission. the mothotis
lining to have onc man at tho liond
’each. demrtnieut. ho to ho hold
reoponslble for thut dopuriuwui. it
may he diliflcult. to convinco UK: pet»
‘ or New lirituin that this n the
system or that they shnuld ho
filing to conior so much powur on
than. This city has a pretty
ti! government now. it is nhout
ear nonpartisan an it can be.
is calculated to give the people
etilest kind of sorvico. ll would.
ever, be better if tho council was
mailer. the population of tho
a’f‘ds more equalized and tho politi-
lcomplexiou nearer oquui, Those
.Ifioulties can he remedial] ii‘ the
Mule want them. We suimiit there-
‘Iore in all fairness that it the com-
‘i‘ninsion form of government is to he
taken up hi all, that it be taken up
“early so that thorn may he plenty
“of time ior u thorough Iliut'usulou of
What is a moat importnt‘it subject.
To change over the entire system of
. government for a city is not a main
" tar to he decided linstily.~Non lirii-
loin Herald
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4 RIGHT TO THE POINT
A lawyer who gate up hits berth in
on old lady in u sleeping can sevornl
year" ago has heou remembered in her
on; to the extent of 898100. 72. The
1diathermy-two cents was for the berth
and the $98,100 for the politeness ho
Mutilated-willow York Telegraph.
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»~:‘~We are a sober. Iphlegmatlc people.
incapable of rendering onap judgment
or misusing a recall of decisions. Four
are one a bill to restrict the equity
‘ out of injunctions was a heatedin-
the. :Now it pauses the house by .a.
o majority and nobody else some
care one way or the other. “New
World. »
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our in a room at Baltimore.44but
"rim, George Harvey and Henry Wet-
on will ‘not be put. linemen—Mort.
Oill‘hai.
“ ‘aminot'h Cave doesn't pan
eolth room. it might be mad
More Teddy Margit in
. in dlevolnnd mutton-
owner and politician ti
Mining? the money for .
44 old: bodily campaign in be-
It
pie" III’ one. u 4' ‘
power of the federal court: In the ‘
,it be hoped that Gov. Truman. Mr. 4,
‘ ”the motrrfiltloho .
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The Sweeteht Hot
Weather Music
Howl love to hear the raffle of
the hard coal in the chute.
When it‘s ninety-six or seven in
the shade;
Whit n restful, soothing feeling
through my being seems to
scout!
By what pleasing, airy fancies]
am swayed!
In my glad imagination l behold
the driver where
He's industnously shoveling the
coal;
His ears and neck are blacken:
ed, there is fuel in his hair.
To his skin his shirt. is sticking;
here and there a little
stream
Tricltles down his chest or drib-
bles down his back,
From his shoeiops‘ there are.
rising cunning little puffs
of steam;
(in. his visage white streaks
mingle with the black.
You may think the hurdygurdy
makes the sweetest, sooth-
ing sound
Or be gladdened by the pupil
with the flute;
But to me the sweetest music
when the sun has parched
the ground.
Is the rattle of the hard coal in
the chute.
~Chicago Record-Herald.
' tot-Ion. who were appointed last week
4 to oxitniln4 into the man's mental oon-
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nit union or IIAIIIII
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‘Walii'h. ,.
At the tithe of the cheating of Henry
in the woods for weeks with a shotgun
0n the morning of the shooting it had
been raining and Malvaao no wet to
tho akin. He run under it aired on tho .
Mnudliu farm and built a fire. prewar
ably for the purpose oi drying ‘th
clothes. Mr. Maudlln discovered the
man and the bonfire under this tired,
and he kicked it out. and told the fugi-
tive to set out too. When Mnudlln‘a4
back was turned Maivnuo raised his
gun and fired and again put to the
woods. He was only located several
weeks ago at a. horse shoe nail factory
in Hartford by State Policeman Frank
Vlrolli and was brought to Bridgeport
where Mhivaso made It ‘full and free
confession.
Grand Jury
The grand jury went Into session in
the wot-u section of the new library in
Bridgeport. at 10 o'clock in the form
noon and were ready to ropon'tnt 6
o'clock in the afternoon. The grand
jury in l'OllliKlafld of me following:
lirldgejm‘l: .louhna Fox; Norwulk:
J‘. R. Flynn-rt Hoyt, i). li‘otiton'i’otuo
my and Edward Godfrey; Fair-field:
John Hawkins; Newtown: Onrnr Pita-4
settler uridi‘rnuk Wright; Trunilnillti
(,‘hurlos A. nan and John M. Benin;
Stamford: John L. loum and ”("iIWI'I
:i..\lilh~r;\‘I'I43-rutpott:s;1uiuoi B Wilde-ii
or and Frank N Taylor
Wants Speedy Trial
ltollnini Hodges will he tried at the
pimuonluorni of the toiirt (m the
new uret anxious in lime a npoody
trial. _4
it III‘VIIIIFIIIX probable that Molvuso
will ludfiled at this lorm of the court.
as his attorney Jollll .i. Cllflt’O. will not
ho nblo to not his CliFII‘ in roadinosa
in time. so he will not be tried until
September.
The luminosity of the present term.
of the court shronld be well disposed:
<5 this worth. One of the principal”
cums yet. to he heard is that against?
Anthony Keefe. of Bridgvimit chum:
ed with file crime of rupo 0n nppllfi
cation of cqiint) Sheriff Wililm Voll
innit. Infra.» Bennett ippoifitod Dims
Che los C. noun-9v John C 1 mi. and
l‘rodoritlt l3 ilouns to onamlna tutor:
t
tho lliullilii runtlliiou of the priuouon,‘
In tho evnut of this commiuiou mourn,A
ing that the man is: mentally unsunndi
Keefe will be committed to the ninth!
hospital for the insane ut \itddlotonn.. ‘
and that will dioposo of the case. on.
fur as a trial trues. 0n the other lmnd;
qualified moutaily to know what no lei
doing he will be tried at the prosent‘
LUV“).
A uolle in tho cases against Roeoi
liurtolio and .lmeph llilniclu. who;
had boon under auspit ion of the shoot i
tug of Rosario Martello in his Cohbier!
uhop in to West art9niu on the night
of Friday. December 3 will probnhlj'I
no entetod today. The stute‘o otter-I
ney’n office has agreed to the uo‘llo.
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Sent to Mlddletown i
Judge iimmott committed noun.
(lumpfortn to the hospital for the in i
shut-LI at Middletoun to. one year All
the and of that period the hospital in»:
thorltios are to report the man‘s vou~i
dltlou' to the court.
(inmpl‘ortu wait arrested and tried
for a murderous asemtlt on John F.
Boy-mom a non of Capt. Paul Boynton.
in Bridgeport. Gompforta is u flit sell-
or, and has a very bald head. 0n the
spot. where he oliould have a “oowslilY'
there in iiitooed in indelible blue the
ukull and crossboneu. It wasn‘t this pl—
rntlen‘l symbol that first gave the im-
pression that tho mun was crazy. as
much on his actions. Last March be
me acting uueerly. an a boomed. and
he assaulted Mr. Boynton with a «load "
pipe. ‘ When the man was arrested in-
ter there was found on his person a
limo sheath knife.
Dre. -F B. Downs and Daniel C. Pat
1nd Dir. Mod an out it won his
day did without leavinI their date.
for die than; of idiom ‘
Maudliu. lint August, Guluoppe Molvw ,
I0 was a tuxltive from justice, hiding ‘
Honroo: Edwin S. Shelton; 'liautouzi
Courtn- ll. TllL'Iittl‘; Shelton: Henry"
Stuntman und ltcuurtt .\'. Boards:
(nitride of manslaughter. nu his iittot- .4
should the report he that Keefe in?
behind her mother. reclined whet hnd tok her mother‘s head in her lap. Be- Smithown, L. 1., and ha been sent for.
happened. Alto screamed and muck fore that came to Ninety-sixth street She was Caroline Duncan Miller before
her horse and wont galloping down however, the fainted. '
the path for help.
IN“ Mounted Policemen Mcuugh- to Wright no follow him and at Corr Mary Elizabeth Know 13 your; old
4 in of the pork squad had seen what trni Park West he turned north on the and Emma. W l .
“mi MM“ that the man was in Add Md and be was spurring gallon. headed for the Red Croats Honv her mutant to 1:11;? i: gzfiklfiezx
' nine. It dangerous min to be in lam. town! the injured woman
”W“ ”l“ M "W” "W m "" Wright. ohlufloilr for name A. not» winning nom‘
cloud of better. The court initruotod 4
44 the jury to Max in “ ”verdict all not. no. of tit. Antibmttbilo Club or Amer-
.44 Iniityon the of Inlultym within ica. who ma drivilll Mr Mort-pile; I trioknnd Dr. Monitor damned M". In 1880
car. He and Mimi Maul. .
424 Broodmy. rut um. the drive the insulator». Six rib» lied been
The doomed wu committed in the of. and “mm.“ to m hm. m4 0mm and a“. were internal m4 and W W Ill- callous and is in
‘ With the mom 0)". Molly Mil-1m“ in tuition.-
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WEDNESDAY. MAY '22, :9in .
Ali-'55
24th Anniversary Sale
No woman can read these
Anniversary Specials
indifferently. You owe it. to yourself to
consider every iteni carefully and to take
advantage of all these
Marvelously Low Prices
during this great sale. You’ll not be disap-
pointed. Greater Attractions we have nev- .
, or had and we have planned our offerings
so that everyone can share In the ”benefits
to be derived from the low prices of this
Great Sale. . 4
10 YD. PIECES LINGERIE NAINSOOK. Regular price 81.30 $1 29 piece
3! .75 LIA GERIE NAINSOOK—J‘ine quality. even texture. sp ciai weight I r Wom us
and Misses‘ Underwear. Anniversary Price $1.29 piece
12 1~2c LINEN CRASH.
in hoth iil‘euclwd nnd unbleached.
IS inches wide. sturdy quality.
12 let: DIMITY CHECKS.
For waists. dresser and under‘woa r.
fl: inrhou wide. in four dih‘oron:
$1.50 BED SPREADS.
Crochet quality. in neat patterns,
Ilf-msiilt‘hE‘d and fringed with
for kitchen and rollor towels. sized checks. Anniversary
Anniversary Price 81nd. Price ..... 83%“ cut corners. Anniversary
4 Price .................. 98¢
Wm ~<
10c FRUIT or THE Loom.
3.000 yards of this famous rotten
75c FEATHER PILLOWS.
Good lily; size \. I‘ A’ Stripe titif. 12 1‘20 PERCALES.
4 lug filled with good quaint loft at our anniversary before.
.- Millers. Sale Price .............. Btié ““1“”“Fleiwlnches wide. best
.5 Annlvmeury Price ...... 49¢ Cilifliill‘. light and dark colors..
31.50 ENGLlSH LONG CLOTH. 4 A"““"*“‘"-" 9““ """" 9:540?
,8o APRON GINGHAM.
Extra good guolity, 36 inches
. Amorkoug quality. In all colors, All wide. fine for women's and mtss~ 15¢ WASH BEA-TING - - 7f Nd.
size checks. guaranteed {not col~ or wear. 4
or. Anniversary Price ..5%¢ Anniversary Price ...... 98¢ 30 INCH BLACK 3.3.50" TIE
. LACERS ............ 4 air
50:: TABLE DAMASK. 9‘? p
390 GU EST TOWELS.
All linen linrk Towels. satin bor~ Fine quality Gerinnn memorized 1' lNCH .COTTON WASH 4'ng5
tier. place for monogram or in- in a good range of putter-us, 63
'ard
itinl. hemetitched. size it x 2‘]. inches wide. 9'? I 44
Anniversary Price ...... 25¢ .‘iiniierdmy Piice ....... 39¢ ’0 h \ CHEMESETTES I
, .I c ‘cru .‘9t
85 FIGURE” LAWNS- 25c MARQUISETTE. ' 39¢
Also Collect in light and dark . . 4 .‘ 4
40 turns t'id , ‘ ' . ..... N
reolors. dent daSiKn's for summer (new; \ 9 nice fer water: or 59c MESH BAGS ..... 39¢. 4i
Exists-ix?kimonm4rjgni‘ai; Anniversary Price 12%é Children‘s Paton: Mother BELTS.
‘ ' ‘ Pink, blue. white, black
15¢
17c HUCK TOWELS.
Made of I’nion linen. large size. in
plain. white and red hot-(lore. 39‘: Lhite and Colored BALL
Anniversary Price 12‘7‘2éi FRINGE ................ 21¢
12 1-2:: BROWN SHEETING.
lieavy quality, firm even thread.
no specks. to int-lips wide. Anni~
rersnrr i’rlce ........... 85944:
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her marriage. which took place in this
Some distance McLaughlin called over his shoulder city in 1894. With her .tIVo children.
pltal at 100th street. with a crowd of every dammit and u: on ‘
rm, git-y. unam- amped Wilden: automobile: followup the car and the heemou and to witch of: artifi-
lur Imp.
At the hospital Dr. M. J. Murillo m in. we. muted from Yale
.m‘ law at. Columbia
(Kill!!!) Mid fluid that who but did in H. nu 14 mm of mm]! 3nd 801199
member of tho Unlvoulty Club. the
Moot and would end the Riding *
Ilr. “WI “'0 V“ At All Gill" u dial». no in mum monolvely in 4.
If". 2WMWuut fortune M43443?“
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vi wormioolon for the WV. Waiiooo My Knapp in a. native of 4
litmmm‘m to whom... com max ml in a son of the“: :
5 MM which had and “Emmanwdiuonuow:
mm His Aluminum}
Alma (toms. of New York The:
the» unity tivod hr may m “I
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