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V President—Nehemiah Candee.
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V ~cepted~at 8 o’clock All Royal Arch
Vthe Inns “nut the IIoIIIils and the) get
V them complete anal noonrutoiy III the
I or ox~tieuutor ilevoridgo has :1 notion of!
”I .Ilin hummus.
Violinist use for Ii.«»~\’l’uohingtou Star.
I.Iomohiliots Into nervoun wrecks. We»
. them-«Now York Iiorultl.
V with the will annexed, of the
ceased, Publisher.
FRIDAYVI oer. ‘ 11V. 191%
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR“
TOMORROW ‘ ' .
‘High tide u :59.
Sun rises 6: on; sets 5.18.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Old Well Lodge, N0. 103, F. and A. M.
Meets In Masonic Building, South
Main otreot, lot and 3d Tuesday 01
each month—July Iind August or
Ioepted~nt 8 o'clock. All Muster
‘M’aaons cordially Invited. Frederich
6. Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Soc
Butler‘cmpter, No.38 R. A. M.
Moots in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays o!
ouch month-duly and Augusto;-
Masons coxdlnlly Invited. Hickson
" W Cole, 1-1.? RoboIt M. Wilcox,
Soc.
— I‘-Www.~.<
TRADE
Vioe»PresIdent-—Charlea J. Pldgeon.
secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—«Matthew Corbett
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go‘s-Rosin a Department
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go -—~EdiIor’ 3 Residence
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BEN’VI'INEL bASEIaALL EXTRA.
Tim Sentinel}hasrbnil exuu was
again all sold out yestmdux afternoon.
As was the. (one the «.lay before tho
' donmuti exceeded tho supply.
oerieVs started on Tuesdiu the Stunti-
V‘uel 3 who won tho first newspaper on;
the: shoots it met ulth eager sole.‘
The Intoiest In the stuns 1.5 such lhut
extra. tho EI'CUIIIII being: sung. dirool
from tin-,- hnsnlmll ilold by the Assoc-In
Ie'l Press and revvivml :It the Sentinel
office In out onn 01H rotor. Owing to
tho piomp‘ m III C tho SonIIiIIt-Il is en:
Itlllt’d Io 'iInlIIIIin the (limits of the
game ill-st til both undo of tho town.
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CONNECTICUT'S CHANCE.
V G. A. it. \’(‘lt‘l'l\ll5 in this stole might
do wall to IInlIII in tho Inm'mnono which
alias been started by .\lnjor ll‘n IC.IVlIicl{s;
-of New Britain. In ll:l\'tI‘tlll-) uoxt nu-
Itlonni enculnpnlnln, Ii. A. it, held in
Connorlirul till honor which this otnto
has never had and Io ‘u’hivh It Is now
especially olitlllv‘d, inasmuch of it now
boosts the Imilonnl l(‘V()IillllilllI’:l'el‘ Inohlei‘
Judge l). Ui't'l': I ol‘ IIIIIIIzonorI. It would
VIIIII. oupooinilv titling if the State touid
Ilium tho ouonnlpulont during his term
of ()lllCI‘xI' Ansoillll Sentinel.
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RIGHT To THE POINT.
The beauty of tho nvintion luminous
ls illui Ilw)‘ kill off tin: men uhani oi’
you so non that you don‘t ham to
With. (or your llli'lir‘Tl‘l‘lllDi} Advortiw
or.
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quutlou III ruined us 5w whethé
If he has. his more re-
ouut oxporioncou huvo not given him
H, ~O«-
iA‘I noiontlnt declares that. tho wood
‘munin lulu uonvortod n grout runny uu-I
f'IwuVuid like to have him Illnuuouo‘iho
noon of tin mun who Inns to dodge
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liliven the opposition prong shown it
ourprioing unanimity in omitting the
high ciInrtht-r and ability of Mr. Hot!
30:. iNohmly- omt Ilnd II. word to any
matron him. oxoopt that he in nonuni-
Interesting ~Now York ’I‘rlhnoo. n
Iana L Golden, adminiStI-atrix V
Icstatc of James Golden, do— 7
VYoVai r‘dayauii a Fine Show
Enlayati by All V
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Norvr all: Day at the Danhury Fair
‘ this your (yeaterdoy). sun: the fin ut-
: ton‘dod by anon a throng as never he
tore ground the‘ agricultural show on
Vnnyhnejduy, oncoming to :1 state.
men‘t‘mndro by one of tin: ofiloiols at
the Entrance gate last. evening. "It
was never approached. onvo once to
191.0. when ubout 25.000 persons paid
admission. We have 26.500 and a Iew
more admissions Irogiulerod today,"
he said.
A glorious day and the 1333th
home-racing drew the manor. In
farm wagono, by motorcycle. quomo-
oilo and train, on trolleys and by foot
the people gnthered In crowdu -until
the display buildings and the mldwuy
was crowded so that ' progress
through the vast multitudes was nigh
lmpoonible. Thom-and stand was fill.
ed to overflowing, people standing up
at every place where a foethold might
be. obtained. The Ivaudevili'e nets
were particularly one and the racing
yvos excellent.
The automobile parking place was
well filled and all about the enclosure
at the center of the tracu hundréds
of poope stood or not upon the gross.
Tho Iliiliill jolly, happy, holiday
crowd was there 'and GVcrs'thinIg was
neuter of the ground-3 and back again:
'I‘Ioltlers were used prontificuuusiy,
but did not seem to be on numerous
us on other yours. '
Several hundred Norwnllt people
spent. [110 day at the fair yesterday
for it was Norwnlh Day and the wea—
ther doomed that there should be I).
crowd. All who went were xvi-Ill
pleased with the trip—Ian, everything
mauve the Inadequnlo railroad III-Ion:
Inoduijous. The train leaving tho fair
at 5:30 o’clock Ins held up at «5'er
painVoIl’ burn ‘bn the way down, and
it was About 8:30 whrn It. pulled into
South Nol‘wolk station.
The noropluno Was on hand uuuin
the aviator giving the tlnilliug spiral
.dip several different times to the en-
joyment of those Iii ntmndnno‘o‘. Ap-
plnuse III which the automobile horns
and whistles took' a part combined to
make a noise which Iresomhlrd the
roaring of the sea in a storm.
W. F. Thomas, of: \I'oxiport. “us
on hand at his 'Compo Mill Pond Ov-
sioro ” DOoIVh, assisted by his, will: uud
several other helpers. lie lepoltn n
record duy.
‘Mrs. J. Vii. Barry. B. ’l‘. Nuttri’ord.
Miss Clam Nnttuford, Mortimer 00n-
loy. and Neil Mcxmly wore dinnens-
‘ Ing ice crenm at the Smooth Do
Kly'ns booth.
Raymond Betta of Norwntk, more.
scinting tho“ .. .I. Jennings gmngo of
Bridgeport; ‘F. ,E. Loe'iurood, of Lot
\vood's garage: William l. Oiuen. of
the Reynolds Motor Our company
Oacur H. Banks. R. H. Fitch and
Clifford Crow. of BMW Moyor gur-
nge, wove all to be found in the on
tomobilo house “high IIIIs bonus-tolu-
norariiy normed in Slice. I
Pianist. John F'. Mohiahon was soon
in the Sonnen‘berg Piano department."
Among thoae who went from Xor‘
walk one the following ~Choiator P.
Meeker, 0. Book Deficits, Archie ‘F‘.
Bongo-II. Chou. D. Bylngton, Frank J.
Donollno, Frank 11‘. Huntington Mrs.
Fred Baxter. Iii-rs. E. W. Matthews,
Mr‘. and” Mrs. P. J. Haugn by and
Mrs. Harold 1“. Clark Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Byinuton. Mr. and firm (3.
HoWaI‘d.IKllVllI. Mr. Iund Mrs. John-
son, a. E. H Jones. Mayorolect
and Mrs. «Robert I'M. Wolfe. Mr. and
Mrafloumno O'Connell, Hurry Eagle.
Mia» Alice Earlo,’wiliium H. Earle.
Mn. a. w. -ohumbiiss‘,‘ George 1 L.
Woodward; MIMI Hotel Imnwood.
‘Mm. Antonin-I II which. Harold Kon-
driclm. George T. miles, martian.
Edition, Arthur Roldan Miss Tonic
or“. Fred amigo, Muller Baldwin.
Mr. and mu I‘Mytron w. Osborn, Mr.
Golan, Mr. and Mrs. William 1.. 01.,
“fun i‘rom the entrance gate to the ~
5’ And Afi'rlhla year and scored numowus times. f"
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SONG.
I... Mom. I --—- onm‘nmi
Above the edge of dark appear
the lanc‘es of the sun;
Along the mountain ridges clear
his rosy heraidg ”run! .
The vapors down the valley go
Like broken armies. dark ‘and V ‘
low,
Look up my, heart, from every
hill
In folds of rose and daffodil.
The sunrise banners flow.
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0 fly away. on VsilentI'wing. Vye
boding owls of night!
0 welcome little blrdsthat sing
the coming-in of light!
For new. and new. and ever—
new,
The gOIdcu bud within the
hind:
And every morning seems to
say:
“Thcre's something .happior tin- - '
the way.
And God sends. love to you 2"
-—Henry Van Dyke. In the
“House of Rimmen." "
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. A SONG.
If I were rich—then would I give
to you
Many a treasure. many a pride-
leSs gem.
IA golden helmet or a diadem,
A :hors: to ride.a
wear,
velvet cloak to
Picture; of splendor, booksm be»
yond comparo— .
If I were rich!
But I am poor-4nd what have
I to give?
1 are glad,_
A little pity: vvhen your heart is V
Sad.
A little love, a littlc tenderness—,-
Nothing but them—there could
not well beViesa, I
But II'am poor! '
VwMay , Berkeley, in Harpcr’s'QV
Weakly. .
Only a smile or two When you V
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and
boost-335101131
\\ I) box .» contr ibutotl
talk to you about
. (hindered
important and hard won
wnt fur trade In unscientific
point of
tariff
lug: only half as much as here.
5tln1ghtfolwdrd plain leitors
clottion time We invite you to
(Thalia I). Davis, Win. P. llimllo,
Jormnotiircott, l C. Ludlum.
l-rccl Horn, R 'I‘. Whiting.
Simon Lake, .iI‘.'tlllancl1.II<i,
An Explanation
\Io air: businuso men And workingmicn like yourSelfwfoctory men, druggists,
(J hurdualc dealer-.5, giocors dry goods merchants
banded together to buy more
election. We feel that yours and our mimics
.Iml wargo3 and prosperity uonditions in l‘allfitltl County are going to
unions tongrciisnmn E. J ilill is returned to Cong‘resa where in his
Ways and Means Connnittoc he can help to pro-
tinkering from «hiving factories out of Faith
III-III tount5 and putting you and us in competition with ioioign workmen crun-
\‘le I“011llet)il51y ask for \OIil own benefit that 5ou mnl each one
like this out- which will appear in this paper until
enroll as {I mem‘bm
iollovving are. among the proinincut members: - I
Inauufncrtirers~oven plmni‘irl‘s!
to frankly nut-l Openly
be on-
of the
of out organization. 'llIe
R. J. Mackenzie Loo C. Lyon.
Gauge Eamon. . Ii. W. linosick,
E. L. (Iravrs, S. II. lullord.
1'. J. Kingslmry.
THE PROSPERITY LEAGUE.
.. , LETTER No. 1'
What you're after i£~plenty of chance
to make a good living in Fairefiid County.
You're going to sue that you get it.
Np lIiglI—souulling political Inlkinfir Isgu—
ing to fool you: V I
VAnIl no rdsv proI‘uisos are going to tempt
you to give up the ad:111tages~ym’v le
ready vnjovttln—ex on it 50:19: not 100 poi
cent. satisfied non.
Inn to going to keep your eye right on
oomlitionfi in IFairfieitl County, and .yon'rc
going In I‘l‘IVViIllIIngo (Ivory political candidate
to talk Faifield County conditions in termSI
of brass tucks that you can understand.
.. _ handed out
. I and chlI .falitieo, 5, tire going
any ‘lcomo bani-i to g-Ioeuveaith and toll lllt.‘
“halts going to happen. or not goingf to
happen in my pay enveIOpe.”
That's the .Itid tost.’ Zillil tlon't lét any
of them foiV'geI it. Y'Iou Io ”wise to the old,
old. old fact (that every Vparty out of office
wants to got infniul \villIInako all kinds of
promises to get in. (uni cmnicmn \leolVesnlt-
I‘vui‘5‘ilting that tllc party in office has done.
lVlonVI lot that old trick fool you or- your
friends.
Just coolly and calml5 look the Fairficld
Count}. situation in the face. You 310 asked
‘I on election do) to elect homo one to repre-
' sent you in Congress. tvhere the big poll-I
‘ cics of tho nation atcdeoided
The tariff seems to be the big brass
drum ponnt‘lotl by all the pattieswpeihaps
because they think it is easier to confuse
IV; oni\ with it difficult subject;
You don‘t understand the tariff very
.,.I.wr:ll in its riotous—wry few people how ,‘
(CVIZI taken time to make a- business; ,of
studying it. It is a :scionue in itsoif, just
like'émochonicol’ engineering. I Only trained
‘ ‘ linen ohouid handlo' a big job
lint you do know that the "free trade" I I
which other parties are talking about,
moans putting you. as a Ivagu— —oarner. in
compbtitiou ulth the triage camera of for-
cigu countries when: they Iare content to
live on very much less than you. ‘
, Don't be misled by any fine talk strado.‘
tiling the outa‘nnII-out Vinson of free trade.
They do moan {you notch; or how can they
meauganvtlimg, excepting Minot Congress- ‘
5car5 of the mint lumorablI and
5, that it some experienoed on;
.lnslpll , V I '
librnozer J. Hill . who has llflil oig’litccu
faithful
smite In Ioprcsnnting this. district, Ellli’l
who had niutiirl the subject, more than
IIIOSIVIIICII in congress. 335's to you that it:
is tlilllgx‘l‘ullb to your own pa}- I’Il\'CV.~,)I'.IC in
Fairfioltl County to (ll) it any other way but
SClI‘illfilfiL‘all)’,)Ull€ industry {It a time.
"l'llzlt is all there is to this". whole Ilry
and hard»tII«nIIIlcr5t.'Intl tariff question.
llut IlIII thing that Mr. Hill and the
lV’I'ospcrily L’eaguo knows is far {mm dry
and uninteresting about it. is that. all his
work of eighteen years to bring more fac-
tories and make more work at higher
wages in Fairfleld County Will get a smash-
ing blow it he cannot go to Washington to
Voontinue the work of studying the Fairfield
County factories and their scientific protec- .
tion against foreign competition.
lie can point out to 5-33 factory after _
factory in (“"01") part of this. Count5 that I
came or‘m llt‘it, from lLll‘flallIl llCtzlllst’. of
the scientific Intift “all he helped to build I
on such industries, and therefore, made
more jobs and brought more l)II.5iiIC.55 Into
the County.
What‘s mole. he llas' letters from V‘f'tc—
toiie5 In Fairiichl Lounty which tell him
custom] rep—V ‘
rosentative from this Cmthtyntioeéulot sun?
need In helping to adjust the tariffs In their
industries where thcyought to be Vscientifi-‘
cally. they will be obliged to inove their
factories back to the old couutIV‘5
IlIc for but workingmen of this County
who have been hit Illljtlbtly and cold biootl-
etlly b5 ameductiou of 104 to 45 per cent}
know by sad experience now what unsci~
entitle tariff tinkering moam to a working-I V’
man's pay envelope in thi3 County
Remember Mr Hill is just as keen a5
anybody to reduce rt cry tariff that; is high-
I er than necessary to equalize cost of pro-
duction iIVoIe and abroad. He has, in: in» ’
‘I Iotance, been fighting for free meat for
yonrowbutptlie Democrnh will not report
Mr. Hill dons not want to maké any ..
nanuufactugor rich any faster than that,
manufacturer’s workiugmen are made rich. 3
He knows very well that your votes 334»
VI mg in the majority, are Ivhat he must dc- I
‘ I pend on to keep him in C‘ougroso; nod III II“ ‘
. thiflarii’f matter is your fight for, American I
VV 3 hazards of livIug and plenty of war ' .
he going to present in thew
,'Vevory-day facts about Ccnigrose
eighteen yo 5 record of nor}
honorable ervicc V to ”FaiI‘I‘I ,
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Norwalk Chronicler