‘ " ,. 92-3-——Business Department W V L .Goldcn; utiln’iltiStfa l theorili'lannoxcd, of! the ,. ‘ estate of? James“ Goldcn,‘ do» . leased; Publishers W\ ‘ ‘ ‘ , IINIATU'RE‘ ALMANAG FOR . TOMORROW ’ High ridergzog a. mtg. 3:48p. m. gSun, rises 4:50; setsqtofi. ‘ ' accredit-narrow : msomc manorc’mvi Old Well LodgepNo. 108, hand A. M. , Meets in Masonic. Building, South ' ' Main street. lat and 3d Tuesday or , ‘eant month—July and August 615‘ copied—«at 8 o‘clock. All Master Masons cordially, invited. Frederick s. Lyon, w. M. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec. ' . angler chaptemNoias, R. A. M. Meets in Masonic Building. South Main street, 2d and 4th Tnesdsys‘ot ‘ each month—July and August on “ ceptedwat 8 o’clock. All Royal ‘Arch Masons cordially invited. Hickson W. Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox, Bee. SOUTH NORWALK'WSOARD OF TRADE ‘ President—Nehemiah Candee. Vtoe-Pr‘i'sldent—Charles J. Pidgeon.‘ Secretary—Frank W. Hadley. Treasurer—Matthew Corbett. EVENING SENTINEL TELE- PHONE CALLS >92-2-r'NeWS Department inc—Branch Office. Norwalk ago -—Editor’a Residence 729-5-—City Editor’s Residence lSuntlny, October 2:, is point: set, inpart in many churches on ’i‘nhorcuio. His Day. and the hint is sufficient to call attention to it cause whit-h knows no bounds. of creed and For \\‘llltrlt,a“ “ alike mm- unite their .1 met-s, Zt‘lll and cash. 'l‘ito,i‘°.- is :1 common one and knows no distinction either among; " vmg'lw‘l"? or pulpitsfl. The uselol‘, indl« . ”iii-dim! cups in the richer churches. however, may malts its presence more ‘lrequeht in the poorer congrogtltiolts. The object at the movement is to root ‘tho disease out “\rltoresom‘or." ._......._.~.._..___........ FIRST GALVllllV T0 DAMP Oil LANDLORD BONNOR’S "t‘flllllt Ill BB'DDKSIDE (Continued from first page.) ity of art-inn it full regiment oi’ t-oral~ ry, the most sprt'lttt'ulnr and interest.- log of nil hrtutrhos or the army. mam cover at home, indications are that the Connor form will become is moral for young indict: as “'0” he the inter- nntvd illt‘li during; the l‘l‘lllml’lll'ii slay llm'o. ll‘cttl intmwt is point: taken Millie maneuvers lit-re. A large number of people of The .\'or\\'tlllta nro planning to ttliw n trip or trips to ltoddlng ulltl iht-rtvtthtuuu for llll‘ purpose of arcing 'llw troops in action on tho day of the “Millie" nnd httlirntious life that the interest in tho local national guards will ho t'mtnitlortthly nnfiortcd. Whilo lilo lornl lttlya will ltlll parllchmto, 0“" int: '0 lilo fact that they have had their annual tour of duty. (inptoln Al~ hurl. ill. lioaatnun and others or the oumutlaalouwl atoll”. urtlvc- and retired. one planning 1.0 follow the evolutions of tho army in automobiles. Headquarters in stratum. HTIIA‘l‘lI‘ClRD. Ana. ow’l‘he coudiu tlounot‘ war are slowly heinndrawn around Snuthworlarn Now England, al- though tho mill bolls ring and whistles blow, and people no shout their usual allocations with unconmrn. To “the out. the bananas to and ill. fioobnd 'tslion Third United Btntoov'li'laid rilllary. are on the march and will ‘ mat Stamina during the any on its " to the artillery camp at mnhnw.‘ ‘ hflmfl’m now approachiu! ' ‘ edge orthogonal to whim ; WWW!“ ‘ m i ' I“.“.“.“,‘\‘\j .V .. t ‘. . a h- v 1 v 3 v ~6u7s‘x.“ ‘\-\_mn_‘~_‘~a~‘ ”for: . run ”IJI'I' '1‘: “t l I‘v/a/ a; 0;!" tau. a} nun} at} n‘ .t \-\‘\ -\‘\‘\‘x‘\‘\‘ I t‘ ‘3‘!" any! ' 5- ~-\-\-' OX- From “Epicedium” Thou child or stormy dawn, Thou Winter flower, forlorn of nurse; . Chilled early by the bigot3s curse, The pedant‘s frown. the world- ling’s yawn, ' . . . to fall in teeming June When every seed which drops to earth Takes root‘and wins a second birth From steaming shower and gleaming moon > Fall warm, fall fast, thou mellow ram; . ‘ Thou rain oi God, make fat the land: ' That roots which patch in burn- ing sand. ‘ May bud to flowers and fruit- again. To Grace parchancc a’ fairiar morn ' p in mightier lands beyond the sea. . . . Who in the blaze of riper day ' 0i purer science, holier laws Bless us, faint heralds of their cause . Dlm‘ beacons of their glorious a x i way. ~Charies Kingsley ‘\““_‘\V-'~f‘\l-p'- .‘ \‘y‘x‘ ‘Xfin -\ a it ‘ ’ \t\‘\_—\‘~_‘--\.5'~-\>u\‘u~ J, “>‘..“‘\‘ ‘,-\,‘\‘\,m~§n any; '1 tit/v a, '7’ i t rt 3‘ -' Irina/'1", w, '. J. '1'; M 5, t. grit/t, ”mt/v "f‘f’f'! a? In" or; ‘, oi principles in tabloid ‘i’ormr'de‘rold ,» , or all rhetorical omheliiéhmorita.‘ oh: ‘ " ggtatla,‘ ls publicity resorted to contain“; ‘ today among, the delegates but‘rthati‘ ' platform. in anticipation of the arri- .. .ttee’n touch tntktamong the delegates ‘ son, or California, a Republican; but it . initiation from the ticket. > aggressive convention is the number of . a brief? at, p . n: . the . advanced declarations 7, manifolds announcement. waver-.3 ‘ may chains." on oi‘ this. for WWW tosaion’ offinlth." which he declares? must he ‘occepted in all essentialde» . more‘thani'zdtllw words. . “ ., There-appeared to he no quotienr‘ 001: Roosevelt would get whatever he wanted?” their hands, «His nomination L ‘l‘laahlioe'n-"dependcd' upon to glue the L new party " ah auspicious start “and it . he desires to run on a. platform based on the speech that‘he asserts may bé termed “‘anarchistle," the progress”: as here are more than anxlono, to give it tohlm.‘ ' __ ‘ Cob Roosevelt. will make his ”con- fession Of‘fflllh" at the convention'ou. Tuesday afternoon following the lore mantles of; permanent. drainization‘ It had first been announCed that he would speak tonight, at the close of. the first day's work of the new partyfihut inasmuchan Senator Beverldge. as temporaryohairnmn, was «to the a corn trot" figure in today's proceedings and trad maimed a speech of some length it was‘ proposed that Col. Roosevelt marrow. , The ‘ committee on platform was scheduled to be appointed today but not to make p. report, until Wednesday; The committee will not have to wall. untll‘~llol.‘lfiooaevclt speaks before get- tingldownw‘to business, for he express-t ed a willingness to go before the com- m’ttteex or to give it across to an ad- ranro'copy oi the spoorh upon which he proposes to appeal to the people. (301. Roosevelt has insisted that his speech precede the adoption of the vol of Col. Roosevelt during the early: morning hours the headquarters of; tho naw‘party were titled with an ex-t pectant throng. expected to assume personal direction oi mun soon after his arrival and delegates and lenders alike were eager to have“ inido 2.40. day to crystulizo sentiment on a vice» presidential candidate. There has of hunting Governor Hiram W. John- Col. dioouereit ‘ahould tinnliy deter- mine that at Democratic might in« crease the strength and add to the nppéill of the new party ticket, there is every reason to holleve What his view will prevail. General Luke Wright. of Tenneseo. and lilo]. John M. l’arker of Louisiana. have been most. frequently mentioned in this connection as Democratic poo; aibililloa. An agreement. appeared to have been reached last night, however ohairman or the convention and this was believed by many to mean his ell- Col. Roost-volt was expected today to decide the mutter in an expression of views to the delegates, ' : An outstanding feature at the Pro- wpmen delegates who came to attend. it. who estimated daddy that there was to be several score of their: seated. at- rthough it had boon found impossible to make up even a temporary roll tor convention leaders are oileopranlng the movement, to make a feature at withhold his pronouncements until to; . t‘ol. Roosevelt was: No h pull into been made up to tag to name“ (lot. darker as permanent the convention up to this morning. The 1 . ; The Genuinefifiargdins of this sale” haVe made ~ I. the ‘Thirdweekpossible, lti'will be another , ,' [Big Week as "The Boston Store patrons Well 1 know that ' our? ‘ B ' W Bi Clearance Sale” , .~ ..Values . l} h or 5 have never been approached by other dealers N for‘iReal Genuine Merchandise Bargains are in quote for. buyers at this Sale during this week. pillow Goods at iClearauce Prices. Sample Lines at Clearance Prices and surplus Stocks at Clearance Prices. Be on hand Mornings; the best timeiof the day to do hot weather shopping landfprolit by the Extraordinary Low Prices and , Exceedingly Low Prices", which are now placed 'rbeiore you- t 4 '_ 7. ‘ clock from in from at the‘Art, lusti- with a. trlumphnl‘ontry into the con- yentlon hall, with bands playing and banners waving their onpdglgior “You or tor ”Woman." it is certain. in view that tho Homage plank in tho r'naw' platform will he a. strong» one. . 3 I. it it! said that a tentative fault on tho cabinet list linen written my Mrs. Ann; ohm, notional president or the rumors] ' M r V, . 1mm in, Harrison, Who is a dal- manhoodslmtpin; sir-mo “WW" the women delegates who are so take a part in a parade which start: at 11 (l,- ; into, on Michigan avenue and to and. ‘ at what ,Gol. Roosevelt; already has; ~ cold on tho nutrient. ----~9 W arm. a toy * .» . . . M . 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