l
l
V11 :.
, itn-esldent. :ltu shultin; til the plum.’
true in this Slzttr: will he anxiously ‘
‘ awaited. 1
”My . .-_ . A.,_............ i
Sunrises 5:28; sets 6:10.
JIICll‘dpt‘er, R. A. M., will be held at its
,Iroomo,ISeptember 10th, 1912, at 8
"o'clock p. In. All R. A. Masons con
' TUESDAY SEPT. to, ma g
Two Boots a Copy ~— $5 a Year '
m
HINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW ‘
High tide 9:57 a. .m.; 10:2; p m.
SOCIETY NOTICES
m
_ MASONIC DIRECTORY. '
IA ., tainted ponyocation of Butler
iaiiy and fraternatly Invited.
Fraternaiiy yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec'y.
~. .. .m-.....~.._....._. .w... ...... . _
,OUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
‘ TRADE
President—~Nehemiah Candee.
Vice-President-Charles J. Pldgeon.
Secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett,
‘
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
“"1‘!"‘v "F ‘11:, 'fi'!‘
PHONE CALLS
92~2~Nevvs Department , .- i
guy—Business Department ' i
44— —2-—Branch Office Notwallr
890 ~Editot 3 Residence
729- -5—~City Editor 5 Residence
If Gmernm \\il son or F.3- PliSiiit‘flll
‘Roosex ell should hu'11tn it) ill) IlIn tout
The farmers in the potato growing:
districts stuto that hm-auso ot’ t'xl‘t‘S‘i
sire rains tlto potatoes Itt'u rotting iuj'
the ground Thus the way is living;E
paved for more prohibitive lll‘lt‘t‘s this
winter.
OPTIMISTlC.
”Ono of the must optimistic luminous
llllk‘l‘lit‘wn nl' tho nus! wool; onnttIutI-Ill
from l’residcnt Farrell of tho l'nltodl
l
_ ...-_,.-., _,._-_ i
l
-» ‘tSiBKGS Steel (lorpomttou. who not tut-l
closing; post-oilin- lu'Ivm
have a pound of twenty-unto huotr out!
41 main tmttorr or tourttvou inc-h onus
‘ ohottld ho occupied no a rho-homo». by
ly doclut‘cd illdl strut ll‘iltlx‘ trustwrw‘
Wore hotter than they had boon in}
‘ two wars. hut add-ed lilitl uonorul int»:
illness was itntu'm‘in: and tho; “I‘mItl-I
deuce." litt- ‘Ilnwu of il'il‘iili" is roturu»I
itig.—~.\nsuni:t SI-IItlnol.
“a“..w
SUNDAY POST OFFICE LAW.
t'onzt-t'rstnnn "Tutu“ Reilly. aching.
for u t‘o-olootion. t‘t‘illlls out with It still,
Cllllol‘fit‘llll'lil of tho stwullrd Sittttidy-l
It luw whichl
tmstutllmw un‘
t
i
l
M. ,4- ..- .,._.__. l
i
t
i
it. ntwuu, tltwuti't t'itlHi
Gouda) untl hu:
tho tm‘n‘tt IIInIi ntul the :lurlts utttutw
Mt'. l‘ioilly miIl-vntlt tltittlls it will in;
approved hy tlII- cloths illlii he tlnustt"
go int enough to sm- that tit» rout Wit 3
to “cultivate tho 1
all cit-rim t-tIIIIIulI illtll m rtuplnyt
(enough to tuIIltv it posslhle l'or pitch;
to how» it day oil in [‘lli'll wwk, it ill}:
had fought for that, ht- might Misti-u,
ably Innho his utilwul t‘tn- tltvtr win. r
‘liurti’ord Cuuruut.
l'it'l'll min is to my
RIGHT TO THE POlNT. ;
w. - l
(liturlos W. Mutual), who not out of!
prison hrrnuw ol‘ pom ltottlth, is l't‘r
portod burst to ‘Wull Int-not qultu hhu
Holt ugulu. ‘i‘lto ottuitury roudltltutu or
our prlmttln Itlmuhl ho mtwndmi to mom-
mrot’ully. Alltnlnuiivld llvtuthlltinu.
”A...“
‘t‘ttettlt-l Intro that lllltit’l' i‘ilt‘illli'flll the
"(trio would huruum dvmm't'utlzt'd.’
limo-midst. Ivhttt door that motto tutti
why?”MNUW Yut'll 'l‘tviuul‘utllt.
‘ Tho iuylntz down hy itutzhmd in No.
vom‘hor of u motto ton tmttloouiu to
United Blows ootmtrtuztom. who how
men httliitlritlt'd to im ltd tho moist
powerful worulttp in tho world but 1
ll. launched and commutation in.»
tom the not; tiles on England's grout»
it “aluminum“ York Sun.
I...“
Wt) your wontlter nine out on room
1 «Minolta. this tall, Tito pinto
‘ 1 in otwnru to tan tolled on to do
bonito to what the people want
ly and hoop tho Wlillclnno
mfilddlotowu Pruitt: ‘
a you tum noticed in other
at. hot worn usually (romeo
limo whorl the children so
only Sl‘t'lcll lrt lttztlml -
it
5'“
“\tx
‘x‘x"~.‘~,‘\m\‘«_ ‘ a: \
'1’}
‘\‘\‘~‘\-\‘\
I- fuzzy/a} w]
I
/
:1-
g.
'
‘x‘ -\-\-\‘ ‘\.‘\-'~
I
<
.'~
aaaaeaaaaae’aaaoz
£9
“II‘A‘
M. 1;", 1- I- '1‘ a
‘\‘\‘\ . \‘\‘ \‘x
.
fix
"an,“ .ar; 1"”
‘\‘\‘\‘\- ‘\ 5
. ‘ raring-'1."
I- ‘Ofi‘ . .u‘x
." ”'3' ‘.
v'fi'av
on-.-
\-
nu‘
0'
The Beautiful
(To Stella)‘
All things of beauty are not
theirs alone
Who hold the fee; but “nto
hIm no less
Who can enjoy, than unto then}?
who own,
Are sweetest uses given
possess. «I
For Heaven is bountiful;
' suffers none
To‘malte monopoly of ought
, that 5 fair;
The breath of violets is notIifor
one,
Nor loveliness of women; all
may share . -
Who can discern; and He who
made the law,
l?
and
“Thou shalt not covet!" gave
‘ the subtile power
(By which, unsinningJ my free-
ly draw
Beauty and fragrance from
each perfect flower
That decks the ”wayside, or
adorns the lea,
Or in my neighbor‘s garden
blooms for me.
«John Godtrey Store.
“a a); \‘x
’A-tlaru— ‘
~.‘\’\‘\
'
- ‘3. \_‘ \_‘\ - \‘ x-
‘ store situated near the South Norwailr
L our for on lotion
The sonttuel will no ptensoo to row
celvo letters for publication. tram its
readers. under the above heading. A
brief and to theIoolnt communication,
as a general proposition. carries more
wetght and conviction than n lengthy
one in whioh the argument is not
concentrated. We do most emphatiu
ally suggest brevity. Loungindod an .
ticles, we have observed are tho last -
to be read. and fire many times avoid-
ed altogether.
DID NOT INTEND To STEAL LOCK.
Brooklyn, N. T., September 10, 1912.
Editor of Evening Sentinel,
South Norwa'lk, Conn.
In your issue 01‘ the Evening Seu-
tluel of Friday, August 2, you had
mor proprietor of the coniiectlonory-
Methodist Episcopal Church, endeav-
ored. as you stated. to take possession
oi a look from the owner of the
premises, nus found trying to get
question was bought nnd puid l‘or tin
me Not knowing the. ins and Olllll
of the law l tool; the luck oil. which
wus ('otttritry i0 lilt‘ law. it it would
not lnoonvonionto you. i would like
to know who inset-.ed the paragraph
stated in the tssuc of Auguut 3, of
\our pnueI
A man's l'U‘lllliilitlll is costly spoil:
ed who is (lunged with theft, 1;
therefore tlud'_it my duty to upholdl
my repututlou and nusuer to that
t‘till'lllll‘mtll with h I feel puts a slur on,
my name.
it you
statement.
clout“ mo entirely
someone has tt‘inl to
Hoping? ton can sou your way clout:
to ohlluo mo in tho uhuve moment
i am,
‘od‘t‘lld puhlish the above;
1 tool sure that it wouldi
Sincuroly yours.
‘;\\l GORDON.
7»! Myrtlo ~\ ('1 lhooklyn.
”W...“
BELBBITION 0F TRBLLEY;
TITABK‘S BBNTINUEB
{Continued from that page.)
month.
The following hulauros up to Sop:
{outlier t, in tho soverul departmental
were submitted by t'lty Treasurer
erul ootntnlltoes: ’ .
‘ Wit—$5.2?
Streets.
(“outinuoury fund 1595. 91
Adlllillisllililn' 757 m
Police 1069. Tl
l-‘it'o 1‘19? 35
City Hall 222,26‘,‘
Hoolth 183.47;
Library llldu. 202.48;
Library Fund “9.76:
'rIsIIII $l7ii9.787
mung 393,768.44?
'9quth inwrovomeut $56,412.9l3;
0n vote illifsfi reports woro occupied“
outdoor to t‘tIt‘t‘Ct'Liim hy the city cleric
nml (ltv Irmtuurer.
M. Li itndnll appeared before tho
hoard lllltl said that ho hurl built a saw
t-d into ttanII-r utrect rind the city had
mudo coutnwtlouinto that street from-
ij-Im uwuuu hot the Omit! woro some
or tool apntt. ‘ile ushud it sumo or-
ttutuututmi, could ho entered lulu
wttorohy those two rowers might be
cottttI-t'tt‘ti. '
Councilunnt Oliver moved and it. was
voted lliill titu llltlltt’i‘ ho referred to
tho outntuittoo on stream and the city
onyinoer. M '
it won mind that when the meeting
the tutti lush. nt 3 p. to. o
On motion at Councilman Mother it,
our; voted to continue the hearing on
trucks mutt um martian. ‘ ‘ * ’
Adjourned. .
WM
WOOLBN W‘LL (TUNED.
Cove Wooten on loontod two or
rotten rotten out. a! this out Md,
and by. non Brothel-o, woo oloioo
‘ It on boot“
or u Itriiro o
stutotl in the paragraph that the tor-u
possession of the lock The lock in '
oi the slur which?
tiluc'e upon Inca;
machines on or before the first. of the;
Wilfred lludwell and read by the sev-f.
adjourned tt adjourn to moot. again on A
tho relocation of tho brldso trolley _
'uonwmu, Item. 109mm mam: '
Big Bargain Basement
IN OUR ‘
items-every item a leader.
IVES
ATTENTION '
(llNow that the Summer season is coming to a close, folks are begin-
ning to move in from the seashores. the mountains. etc.. which means
new Housefurnishings. Tomorrow we otter Specials that will upset all other
Bargain Wednesdays-that means that you should not put off buying these
Remember, they are for Wednesday only
Read These Few and Come to the Store for the Rest
[inverted Gas Lights
Complete with hull polished globe
and good (nudity mantel; regular-
ly Tito. Tomorrow
5%
Wash Boards
Large size double zinc Wash
hold Ammonia;
morron
7c“
Household Ammoniar
1an go bottle of intro. strong Hous:
Iegulnrly 10c”
Boards; regularly 47w. Tomorrow
36c
Universal Food
Mason’s Fruit Jars
storew tops. clear gloss.
QUART SIZE; REGULARLY 59c.
TOMORROW
47c doz.
PlNT SIZE:
TOMORROW
420 doz.
REGU LARLY 50:.
‘V
‘ Choppers
Tate's Fruit Strainer
and Jelly Bag
No. 1 size. Universal Food Chop-
.por, (our size cutting knives, tor
meats, fish. vogetobleoc. fruit. om;
regularly $1.00. Tomorrow
‘ 79c
Parawax
1 ll). plug. of Purowurt. used for
sealing lolly giusuou. jm't-l. etc;
Used for obtaining jolly, etc. No
fear (it burned hoods it you use
and ol'theso. Regularly "oc Sued
lol tomorrow
190 each
, . '7
Splint Laundry
Baskets
Croats liondlo Laundry Iluokots.
«good quality: regularly Site. To-
m0“ N W
'I
390 each
Flower Pots
regularly 10c. Special tomorrow
7c
Rayo Lamps
The well known Lamp made by the
Standard Oil Company. complete
with white shade, chimney and tri-
pod; regularly $1.50, Tomorrow
$1.23
Fruit .lar Rings
Best quality Rubber Rings for Iliu-
son, Lightning and Wide Mouth
Jars; regularly 100. Tomorrow
7c doz.
8 oz. Jelly Glasses
With tin tops. clear glass; regular-
ly 25c. Tomorrow
19c doz.
Wrenches
For tightening the covers on Mt»
son‘s fruit jars: regularly 5c. To«
mom-ow
So each
. Velvet Edge Fly
Killer‘s
Kills but does not crush: regularly
16c. Tomorrow
7c
Tate’s Dustless'
‘ Dusting Mops
For dusting hardwoml ttoora. wood-
work. om; mgularly the. humor-
row . .
. 49c .
Sauce Pans
No. 7 Standard
Parlor Brooms
Good quadtty; reguior we. Tontor- .
m 260 each
Preserving Kettles
A Wont-«oval: Aluminum Il’roservtazf
Kettle. 2 quart also; will not hunt;
tho? troll; Imutarly 89o. Tomor-
‘ ‘ ‘ l .
349' each
Norwalk Chronicler