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TOMORROW ‘
High tit'.l1:.~4:33l a. 111.. 5:13 p. :11.
Sun rises 5 :;22 sets 6:21.
SOCIETY NOTICES
“some 11111110701111.
1! Well Lodge, No. 108, F.i1nd'.A M
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street,1st and 311 Tuesday 01
each month—July and August ex
willed-ant. 8 o'clock All Muster
111111101111 cordially invited. Frederick.
4'143’4011. W. M. «Robert. M. Wilcox,
“We? Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
4 3111111 street, 211 and 4111 Tuesdays 0!
one}; month-«July and August ex-
ceptefluat 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch
Masons oordially invited. Hickson
”4W. Cole, H. 1’. Robert bl. Wilcox,
‘Sec.
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: IOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
1 TRADE
" 4 President—Nehemiah Candee,
A Vice-President—Charles J. Pldgeon,
: 4 secretary—$131111 W. Hadley.
TreaSurer~Mattliew Corbett.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE~
PHONE CALLS
4x ago—Nam Department
' 92-3-4—«Busii1es 3 Department
44-2—Branch Officc,N01'wallr
390 —-—Editor’ 5 Residence
729 5——City Editor 5 Residence
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THE SPEED LAWS.
L Galileo, administrainx
Waterbury in 1101 included among
the 1011115 which nuionwbilisis urei
warned lo remember lmcuusu they ell-i
fore?! the speed and truffle laws
strit'tli‘. llnrii‘oi'tl 11ml llritgenoz't lire.
Tim! rut-ails 1111' 1’1111'1 that. the some};
law oi stnto. \l'lioso ot‘i‘lr'o is in Hart-
.-;..!aztd and whose boom is 111 Bridge-
310m. i't‘nmwii llit' iiCi‘llHi‘ 01" :l 50.":
4 rider who hml kiilod :1 111:111 1111 lilo
Streets 01‘ “1110141111112 linll llw l‘ul'l
iiiint \‘l'ntei'lnii'y box 1111 l‘t‘lilliiillt‘m for
enforcing the ii'ul‘llc lows anything
to do with his derision, 111' ll'ilS it just
because it was 1‘11111. l3:1rues‘.’-r-»\\’utor~
bury lluptiliiirnu
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ABOUT MlLK.
"Milk is going up in iii-luv. but down
in qiinllty, li('('()l'(iili4‘.' in reports from
801111! sections. This is :1 bonnieous
6131111011 i'ol‘ 1111151111? and nil othor
"011011113 by tho 11-111, but tho 111i‘1k11ien
evidently go on the principul iiint
lthoy 111111: not 10 gel ilwli's like1 the
rest of nliiiliiiildt""31ili11il‘il'lWl1 Press.
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Vermont 111111 always 11111111 1110111111 11111
on an't’he alruu' which shown the way
Grille wind will blow ill Novonibor. 111111
‘1 the Progreunlvrg 111'1l tuition now in-
.ml‘éhl in llio‘l'uinmiien, Willi the [11111111-
. (train 11 close second.
'Lnole Sam in pointing with nrldl.1 to
"hln lboiilv €111,111 hundred million bunli
‘3 din of :1 mm 01011 and tho 10111111011
people 1111111 to utn- the 1111111 111011 11
little.
My»...m
RIGHT ”'0 THE POINT.
The iluriiliig‘llm'dh' hill; burn 1410111111
‘ 1111 the ouflmgo 1111111111111 in 11 1111111111»
4. wouloru 11111111. Evidently the women
‘ your» do not luluud to 1111 11111 1111011.»-
New York ’l‘elenruhh
w. . .
'i‘ho decision or Mr Social Justice
”Harbin: 11111111111 unlilo the factory him
of blow tori: 11nd forcing on 1101111111
night work in unsanitary room; (it
' Narration wagon certainly ought to be
. recalled. New York Sun.
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billions we nro mistaken oortuin pen
4 01111 1141er 11111111111 are likely to 1111 d111-
o'umd in 11 nerfiounl way 111 the 111.1113
lr Monday will 111111 it ironveniom. to
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honourable Clilznh in 11 mole
"1.3119111; moon with 1111 ingrow-
:dlolnnllnnllon to rough 1111.w
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be expecting to 1:11.51 11.11 or rev:
"party of 110111111 11110110111011:
”‘3 NEW“ in NW 3
3 Though much it seems a wonder
f; and a woe "
S! That one '30 loved should be so Ii
:3 early lost, I V' a:
5‘ And hallowed loans may unior. 34"
if! hidden flow 141
5,! To mohrn the blossom that we “
3-; cherished most. 3 4
1’ Yet all is well; God's good design 3.
5! I see, ' n
:2 That where our treasureflishour ::
"(3 hearts may be. iii
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“be rentwivow Haven Journal Cons» 4
votes in the November 4_
they doll: will nofiflflly be
11:..1‘1111 old Mammalian”- ’
”at up 1‘11 01' m unmodva'nokvtn
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BEREAVEMENT.
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the child is dead; 4. i414"
t He lives again in Heaven’s un- ’{I
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clouded life, 9i
With other angels that have early Q"
fled 2.1
From these dark scenes of sor- 3"
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row, sin“ and strife.
Nay. weep not. dearest. though
thy yearning love
Would fondly keep for earth
its fairest flewers.
"nu- ar ‘7'”, '
And e‘en deny to brighten realmh
I above"
The few that deck this dreary
world of ours:
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The Sentinel Will be plenum to re
oeivo letters for publication, from lta
readers. under the above 11111111111511
brief and to the point communication.
as a general proposition, carries more
Weight and conviction than a lengthy
one in which the argument in not
concentrated. We do most emphatic.
ally suggest brevity Long‘windod on
110105, we have observed, are the last
*0 be read and are many times avoid
ed altogether.
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THE OLD WELL.
Editor Sentinel:
There was a contribution in 11 late
well that W111; discovered by the origin:
eer of the steam roller the other tiny
issue of The Sentinel about the old
Now can any (mo locate the site of the
old well 111111 the 11111111111 of South Nor-
walk was 11111111111 alter, about that
some old'woli in Wnior street. That
was the well that won used to feed the
boilers of Henry 15111191 and Brother's
planing mill in the early ‘50:; when l
'worked for that firm. 'How can iiiiu~
itnlws he made 111 locuto lhut well 1111
i 1211» original “Old Well"?
i By ”11- Why 111111111111. another we'll
inorihonsi or 111111 one, situated close to
. high water in those tlziys. The old but.-
l,1:'rs‘ 11111111 11101111 1111 the Silt‘ 01" where
1l1.11 now brick building. in being erect-
('Li for iini'i'lsk (111115.
buildings were 111mm! into 111111 used
by the lun’nol 1311111111111 as 11 binning:
mill. Sumo of the lonnclntions of both
shops were found when excavating for
block. ,4
It gems to rile it 121' a very difficult
mailer lo localo the original old well.
There areso‘ 11111131 old wells that it is
11 111112111111 find 111.»
11111111 of the old wall hnuiloi was sdiiuii
111': or 11 111111 .1111 old u'l'll 11111'111 1111111111
the Old “311511111 ":iviitill'l. )
was used 111 131.-
Snid 111111111
inhabitants of “1951
water to l‘dlillt’ within rods 01“ it “11
do i 11111111111191" 111111 old well Who
(.1101 111111.,-
situated
4 utnndn.
The school house me
0111 \i ell. i’illiifli 1l1 iluil well was as
old as the miglnai hamlet.
:4 Yours truly‘
Axn’uizw N. 121111111.
\i‘oodwnrti Avenue.
—-—.——-
Mosquitoes 111111 curpoufers never
thrive in the some soil, now that 11-11
, have quit raising mosquitoes the cur-
neuter crop ought to come right along.
The few we did rise bad to go else-
moequltoes no longer control the dos-
tlny of 1111111 dud money, carpenters can
(some home to stay. Let the mosquito
freed 11111111111 1:111 their carpenters elm
whore or 11,0 without. Tlle‘lonx lull-
M 1111. 1111119111111 up money chained in
the Surlngu ilunlin can now safely
come 0111.. 1111111 a little exercise find
make itself useful. We ought to grow
enough'cumouiora to build enough
houses to 111119 enough taxop to pay
for 11111119 (1111111- piano to dump the intr-
base its a good plan to collect the
garbage but 11 poor plan to 111111111 it
under yo r 111111..
Collect 1111 of urbane may. be in-
19111111111111. but they are unhealthy 11nd
unhealthy conditions 111111 good liroll'
arty. 4
Ruinod‘nroneriy pays ohom loner.
cheap 111111.114 moan chew lend. chew
loud, 011111111 111111151 1141111111111 rents, cheap
people. 0.1111111) people cheap town.
cheap. town, cheap tam.
A1111 way 11111 work it out it comes
to the 11111110 11111111 without. monorii
1111111111111.
morqultoos and they do not .1139 (it):
1131391 '
they are knocking at the than 1111*.
but 11111? 11111111 MIN
'i'lio some olti’
'tlio foundatioripoi the present briclrl
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John H 111111111 introduced 11 rennin; I
Mon to 114m eftoét that one 11131154311111;
4&er the Third.i111d two dolomos
~ born the 1111111 districts be 11111101111116"
4_ by the ohnlr to so in private session 1
11nd mime four men for each conven»:
. lion. the names of the men chosen
4 to be en‘bmlted to the convention null
10th upon.
Edward Matthew was 011110ng to '1
the revolution and made on 11111011111-
ment, aebing that one delegate from 4
each of the ten «districts of the First ,
and Third Voting 13111111111, 'bechmen
for this commiitee nuggeatecl by Mr.
Blake. The amendment; was put to
vote and lost.
Mr. Blokes motion was 11111114111 or-
der The motion 11.111 passed its: stated
by Mr. Blake
The chair appointed Frank, H. Mer-
rill nnd John H. ,Bluko from the' First
District and Irving D, Robinson irom
the Third as the men for the com;-
mittee.
The committee of three retired to
an ndjol-nlng room and were in mi
vote session about ten minutes. The
report of the" committee was read by "
the chairman and accepted liyohe con-
vontlon. The delegates suggested by
the committee, and approved of. by
the convention. are as follows;
State Convention.
First. Iliul.rict«.lol111
Wallace 13111111 111111 John ll. 131111.112.
'i‘hirtl l‘)lsirirt--~ l1'1'iug ii. Robert-
Senatorlai Convention.
First Dietrictw-(‘hnrloo T. Monor-
ern. Franklin B. Austin and Timothy
F. McCuriliy.
Third l)istrirt«(‘1hurles ll. Moore.
Congressional Canvention.
ile'vlne. $1., ‘
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First Diolrlctwlv‘ranli ll. Merrill,
Michael .1 lionaiti and il.1"‘..li‘eemv
Thiid llislrittw-Pan'ich l‘itzninurice ’
Probate Convention
F‘lrst Distiictwt‘ieorge S
11110512011055 AND CARPENTERS“
Proximal and similarity-41.111411111111194
"hm-r 11nd prmefltymro no.
1911111112141 11111 111111111011er 11110. :
1111111. James '1‘. l'lubbell and William
11an one. 'l‘lmiJ' ““9""
ted in tho Hollow. in 1111' section where.
ll soldii‘ls' 11101111111911: Sunnis Whom"
Third Districthdwnrd MeGi‘nlh.
On motion of 11. C‘. h‘eenoy it was
voted to leave 1111.1 election 01 dole?
t1“. “MON“ 1111111 111111 is plated or rigotes to the row-9511111111119 11nd 11111
i justice 01' the 11911130 com eniious lot 11.
by 1111 old inalilonui 11': '1111111 111111111 (not future m
Old Woll hot-anoo lhui‘o 1111.5 no good!
i resolutions Were introduced and adopt-
11 13ml
1111s 11 1101' 111ml 111101111011 the old 1111; i
11 here the monument now 1
11 1141- should not the old well "
”‘ and 11011011 111111111 be called the oiiglunl M H0“
l
where to dl'qu 11 nail and now that ;
noting The chairman luines
Storey, has the power to call 1110'
meeting ohen lié sees fit. ”' '
Before the meeting adjourned 111'0
F'iist;
Congr esslonnl
ilim me hereby instructed to use
boll influence and 10193 in beball‘
loreiulah Donovan as uhe
Demotratlr oundldnte 101 Congress
The second resolution is: “That the
111111 they are hereby
cost their votes 11-1 the ronventlon in
bohnll’ ol’ the present nblo incumbent,
lion. Henry W, Gregory."
no other business.
ONLY armor viortioaaum FOR
‘BLAKESLEE.
A report which appeared well found-
ed. went the roundsof political ch"
clue todny that the New Haven dole
gntion to the republican state conveu‘
lion at Hartford will cast. its first vote
for 1.1111111. Governor D. A. Blukenleo for
the glibomniorinl nomination, but
11 but it will we after the first ballot iii
an open quentlon :
Mr hiakooluo' being first in the men
in this city and it being generally be
bored that none or the candidates will
have enough votes on the first ballot
to more the nomination this 1101111111
11141111. wilibo hold to the New Huvoner.
Then when the first strength of Blalo
«aloe, Studiei'. Robinson, rooms and
Knight 91 11h bu 111161141 111101111 the New
Howell dolosatlon is likely to 11111113101
mm or. the other of 11111 11311611111191. -.
it in hinted however that 4111131111111
of the lendora to give Blnitoaleo even
11 complimentary voto on the first bal
lot may not be hurried tluooxli. 'lihero
are two walled indoooudonir on the
local deionaou glint 111 men over who
the organization line no control who
might bolt and 11111 for, Studley from
tho out“:
ultimo: 111111111111 lWN‘Ol.
w
31111114
i
“That the delegates to the:
convention be. and:
delegates to the probate convention be.
instructed to 4
Thu meeting adjourned. there being '
onionoo. mo taint 1111416111111 to 4,
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1
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1'
1
TION.
Forty Amendments notified. But
Equal Suffrage and Good Roads
Probably Lon. '
COLUMBUS, 0.. Sent. ~l.——Additlon—
election on
Conunitutlon today confirmed the early
indications 111111 all oil the i2 muonrh
insulin wore ratified, with the excep-
tion of equal suffrage and possibly
good roads. 1
11911111111 began coming into the of
day in large numbou. The additional
returns received muted 10511141111119
that the veto on the titration moo/mi.
mom was closer iii-1n 1y» believed or
111111. '
The 3111111131111 declared today that
the light for shun! wars/so in thin
state will 110111111119, We «the no-
vero. black eyo given the 1111111110 111
yesterday/’11 'oleotlon.
intimami that tho 'lnltlntive and refer-
endum, 1111111211. wood by a his mo-
Why, will be unit in another at
£6th to tire 11pm :11 1191111111 The
atom «1113111111 of 1111. a moments
to the humiliation viii out be known
or «NM 1111111. '
_ with. hip principal
' 91111 rebellion
" " Tl, A Y
FOR AN ELDREDGE 11011141111
SEWING MACHINE
IT’S THE BEST -—----- WHY
OHIO’S cons'rirurionm. air-go.
111 returne from yesterday‘s special,
amendments to Oheio‘e‘
fine of the 11110th of note burly to»
The 3111111131111
’ «bold and senator Mon-o vim m"
Call and let our demonstra-
tor explain its automatic tension,
which enables you to sew three
variobs thicknesses of material
without regulating.
NOTHING TO GET 0111'
or ORDER
Buy your sewing Machine
“011 the Boston Store Club Plan
and have the use 'of it while
paying for it a little at a time.
Regular Prices. $25 - $56 - $45 - $60
Sale Prices $14.98-$l9.97- $25 - $36
JEWISH NEW'YEAR'S DAY.
Next Wednesday evening, Septem-
ber lith. the Jewish people or the
world will celebrate their New Year's
Day. This holiday begins at sundown
outlie 11111 and continues over to
sunset 01' the 13111. The synagogues
will be crowded by Jewish folks on
this holiday, and servicas are in id all
day On the 2131.8111111'11111'. the (lily
of atonement, the moat sacred day of
the Hebrew doctrines, will be obwl‘v-
«1 This dov in known 11;; the 111111
day Orthodox Jews .will abstain 1111-
roly from food and drink from sun
set Friday night to sunset. ’Suturdnl"
event“. 4 This day commemorates the
fall o! the temple at Jerusalem. 0n
lklnoliy. this period was 11 fetoiday 111.
the limo or'tlie temple, but. sinco‘ the
sticking of the Holy city ‘by invariant
and the tail of the Jow'ish Empire, the
day he; been dedicated for atonement
mmm
ootonzn- nooszvem‘ 'l'o
TIB‘TWY. ,
WASHINMTON. 80111:. twiloloneli
1111110110111 1101111111111 1. expected 1111‘
11111111111- Oiotober 2 or 3 bolero the
1111111114111 1111111111. committee inveeugnt-
1913 campaign 111111611 to testify reuni-
1113 11111 11.110111111101111 of John D. 11411111111
Standard Oil {30111111111111 my» $100,000 4
do the Republielm national 131111111111111
1911 of 11101 with 11111 omit-oval. 131111111- '"'
11111111 01111111 on men iniormoti unor- e
4 1111111111 111111 the colour: weanling,
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