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SOCIETY NCTICES
MASONIG DIRECTORY.
. ll Lodge, No. 108, F.11nd A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, lot and 311 Tuesday or
an it month—July and August ex-
d—«at 8 o'clock. All ,Mastei
no cordially invited. Fr'edoiiclt
on, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Chapter, No.38 R. A. M.
acts in Masdnic Building, South
M; ,notreet, 2d and 4111 Tuesdays of
each month——J11ly and August ex-
cepted—~at 8 o'clock. All -Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Hlokson
. ‘ ,~W. Cole, Ii. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
used. 4 '
.fooiirii NORWALK BOARD or
-' ‘ TRADE
I fPresldeni——Nehemiah Candee.
IVieeiPresidentmcliaries J. Pidgeon.
Beoretary—Frauk W. Hadley
Treasur er—-M atthew Corbett
EVENING SENTINEL ’i‘ELE-
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Much interesting lniorination is
contained in the Statistical . 1113113101
or the United States, just published
hi) the. depuitnie'nt of commerce mid
‘ labor. F01 instante, figures contained
in ‘it warrant the estimate 111111 the
"total vote for president 111 the next
election will he more than 13111111111111
In .1905 the total number 01‘ votes was
I 14,887,000. in 1888, the first year for
which there is 1111 oi‘i‘leiul ‘1'e1'111'1l. i't
. was 11,381,000. The rutio oi' popula-
tion to tote increased a little in the
'20 years covered 111' the records.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT
“(3011-1 \\iiil shoums." It the 11111.13
miSe' onlydinlf comes true. there will
lie great i"(.'j0i'(‘iilg.""i.il,lk§iDli Glolie.
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Bigth murderers will he oxecuuie in
;'New York $11110 during (he truck 01'
:V_Aug. 12. included in the eight are
.: 2 the five men who murdered 311's. Iiiury
Hall, 111 .._ij‘r1uon 1111111. \i'cst'hceier
, 001mb 1111 1010111 1.» not 11 plCMillii
2‘ ' ; one to contentpluir. ~- -ilridi:eport Tole
imam.
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filter putting 2.1511211 intentions to 9.5%
‘lttteshoa at thirty-six pensions the
{Brill-oh court 01' inquiry 11115 conclud-
tlrat the cause oi? the, 'l‘itunlc‘s dis~
hatterwae n-hod lookout and excessive
voided. Most of 1121 came to 11 similar
conclusion the morning utter the dis-
tortwbontou Globe.
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ntiie lure of this situation 110 ro-
ilonn ritudidate for president (1' or
rid .11 more dicuit toad than the one
or before Mr.Ttii’t.'1‘lrio is true
Whether Rooneve-it in 1111 he counted in
eheid or out or it. ”New York Frees.
This ounntry “111111.111 01111 oi? its
most piotureritiue institutions with the
mind; .11)! the national; nominating.
mnuontion nut ithu on cart and the
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i drink the salt breath of the
sea,
Across the billows dancing gay,
And watch the yachts‘skim mer-
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The sea is in a reckless mood,
But still the hillows are not
“rude,
And raise their white .cap‘s: just '
to say
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My heart is swelling with the
tide
Till, gazing “o’er the waters
wide, .:
I feel a longing just tolfly,
Where there is naught but sea
’ and sky. -
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WhereMother Gary's Chickens
Dwell
To share with them the ocean’s
spell;
dude mining in their simple.
creed- '
Forget the world and all its
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Between‘the Hours of 7 11111 10 '
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Men‘siine, quality Silk Hose. in black only. : Speci'tl .25¢
Ladies' 'inn Silk Stockings; regular 390 quality. Special. . 25¢
Short Lawn Kimonos
1.3011111 pretty patterns; regular 290 quality. Special .‘ ....... 19¢
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50c Bleached Sheets 33c
Speeiul ............ 33c
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1.,
SHADOW OF WAR NOW
HDVEiIIIlI (Will STATE
ll Bill GAME NEXT
MONTH
(Continued from Page One.)
Maw—.1.-
der the supreme command of Gen
'l‘nsker ii Blia'S, and the 1110 tumles,’
the toteign attacking force composed;
mostly of the \‘ew England militia-
and iegulurs .1111i the deietwsite army,
made 11p of the New York and New:
Jersey \‘ntionnl Guard with 111 small?
force of regulate, will be eommandedi
by Generals Edward J.
(inst nomination to he 11 brigndier gen-
eral). and Fred A. Smlth. called from
Omaha for the purpose. ”Altogether
there will he about 20,000 men on-
gaged in this campaign, the regulars
Mono numbering almost 4.001). The
most tip—iodine tactics and devices
will be employed and 101' the. first time
in the case 01 such manoeuvres in
this country; ouch of the armies will
be accompanied by 1111. aeroplane. 01'~
tiers were isnuod today hy (ion. Allen,
the chief signal oilioer to send two of
than: machines 1.: isridgeport. (301111..
from nine Collage“ i’nrlt training
grounds here, with automoiniies, a Bit?
nitl corps detachment of eight men
and tour of the army's export aero-
nation. namely, Captain Chandler and
1.1111111111111111. 1111111111111 Milling and
Arnold.
Bridgeport will he the headquarters
for the Eastern division of “1111:. Upli-
od States armynin the giant "mimic
war to be fought in Connecticut lie-
glunins August 10. More than 21).-
000 men. regular-111111111 11.111111111111111.
will participate in
which will report Augunt 10.
New Yorkers Report Titan. ;
Announcement was made today
' 11111 that City wil be 111.111.111.141... 111-
01-11 national guard
commanding tho
will direct ‘operon
'tions from that city a '1! Mill
gotta F. O'Ritu wi ‘
no tor the New: ‘
Maj; Gen. Barry, 1
' , which will report 11m Kathi
rite Seventh; «11111111111111. 91111141111111
Mock-111111111;
111a manoourreii .
' When 1111111191! 111111111 11111 amiin'om‘ents'
" 11111111 part they were secret null 11
, 111111de 1111111111:
i The assignment
isldes will not he 111111111 until later.
i Adjutant Geneiul “1111011 daid today
titted the division of sides might not
of regiments ~
announced until the beginning or
,leratlout on August 10 ‘
Monomers Extensive.
The" maneuvers pi'otnise to be the
most interesting and extensire 111' the
kind or'e1 held in the East. Twice 113
111111 men will he engaged as were
iiiiolyed in the expedition lillo Musso-
chusrtts 1110 tents ago .‘lloie men oi
the regular 1111111 Will putticipnte than
were in those operutioun. and they
will he equally divided between the
two sides. One hundred and ten of»
ilt‘el‘s of the rezuiai armr ulll serve
as umpires under the cmnmander of
the Weston division.
It became known 101111 that there.
would he a deputiuie from the ar—
rangement for the mimic 11111 1111 it
was fought two years ago. when New
York made its famous invasion wt
{Massachusetts and hesieid 8031011.:
The change is in the loot tint not all
or the Xew'Yorlt regiments 11111 be on
1111.1 11311113" side, but some will be
assigned to the "Reds," and so will
he in the ranks of the invltdeiis.
011 Omaha Bid".
The ohmic to mode idi’the interest
of peace Two more use when hill
the New Yorkers “tremor: one hide and;
tilt the New {institution on the othetgl
it came pretty near heing sure enough
war. cold one omcer of the National
Guard
fSo much was said and written in
the pattern about what New York was
doing and about what New England
would do. that it. was mighty close to
areal scrap when any trout the-two
aides canto toxmhor." he commented.
None of the“ New ‘Engiandors, how-
ovm 111111110011 the"Blue"aido. m
lineup will he New York Néw Jersey
and the regular army 1.3111111 New
Miami, New York. 11111] the regular;
army 1 ‘
Mario Are Kept Doom.
.ii'diutant General George M (Join.
for tho maneuvers, 1111111 thdt for the
int £1111,th avat- ‘
l0 :1 ‘hiuenlli'ision.
icharge of otlicers 01‘ the
.artnr."
3 New Jerhey and
1 the problem to he workedcut.
feign army stipph'ned to have landed
ion the New England coast will form
31h? attaching force and the defense
tacking force will hé' the red division
or the hide i do not know.
out has been assigned 'to the .nttitck-
ing patty. Both dliisions will he in
. Attack and Defend .New York.
General Cole said that the govern
'ment had made no aprn'opriutlon for
transportation of troops in connection
with the maneuvers and that was whi'
the Vermont troons would march in-
to Connecticut 3111111111111) at Windsor.
None of the troops would probably
lutow their'exacr objective point until
it was time for actual work. it is
figured that about 30.000 troops, reg-
ttlm‘i; and guardsmen from New York.
. the New England
states will he engaged in the plan 01’
inllltni) instruction The line of bat-
tle, it is belie\',ed will extend from
Ditnbui'y to \lew Haven. The bottle
will rage from August 10 to August
19. The defense of New York. will he
A for-
will be conducted 113' the New York
and New Jersey troupe. The exact as»
signment of troops will be. withheld
until the night of August 10. ‘
Company 13, United Siamehnglncer
Corpu, of Washington, D. C‘., arrived
in Bridgeport at 110011 yesterdny an the;
first} more in‘ the war game.
l’i‘ho company curiae from Washing-
ton on '11 special train oi are cars, car-
rylng men. pack hornet and mulenrid-
lng horses, wagons, supplies and 11m-
munition. The corps, clad in result»
tio khaki uniforms rind lolly equipped
tor field service, started [1111111111111le
1101' a destination somewhere between.
111111111111 11111111311111.1111. where camp
sites will be prepared for the two 1111»-
mien that ore to follow. and to man
out strategic points to he used in the
war game. All the territory between
13111131111911. Dahbtiry and New Haven
will he ”around and similar work.
will be done.
mm'rort Meyer
but whether the 111-
Conntwti~~
regular,
111111 hattories of ortirv,
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Rescue of Beautiful. 211.111.1111
Curve Planned by Govern-
mentExperts
Withdrawal of water from Niagara.
titer, for the purpose of generating
electrical potter is pre waiving rather
titan injuring \‘iagma Fails, according
to e. (onimiiee report preeented at the
recent meeting of the National Elev-
iric Association at Seattle.
The explanation is that, the enon V
mous flood has slowly worn away the
ledges, until within recent years a
spot of limestone has been reach-
out almost in the center 1:1? the Horse-
shoe cataract A \’~sh11ped 1101111 hits '
1been gutted out, which is eating its
way back into theroclr at the role oil
‘fii'etfeet a year. '
The auction caused by this receding :
channel is injuring the beauty of the
catamcthy drawing water ais'ay from
the sides and concentrating it in mid-
ntreom, and fear is expheeoed that the
Horseshoe Falls will evenbwally con»
tract into 11 narrow whirlpool 1111111111.
In 1908. Major Kellen, in charge at
the survey of Niagara mode by the
War Department. suggested that fur-
ther injury might be prevented by the,
constructing of a enumerated dam. in ,
the rrivor just back or the donate. 4
1101111. Thin would deflect the current
toward the silica, thus saving creation" -~
it the notch and at the some time im- ,
proving the appearance or the 15111111111
near the shore.
The work who declared to he tenet»;
hie. but owing to the expense involved .1
no abet» hare’beon 1.1111011 on far to our»
ry 11. out. Manitoulin, stimulant» to ‘
the authority quoted. the withdrawal
or a fraction or the 11110111111 chew) the
Falls (or power purposes, 1111910113111 '
appreciable 11> (or no the QWM
or the cataract goon. tenant the error-1 ‘1
moon mom at the apex. 1111111 red
can wear: at: the middle of the hunt»
£111 yiiomlioo 01111116.. ' _ ~
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