'ith the will annexed, of the
tatc of: inmcs Golden, dc-“‘
“ININTURE ’A‘L‘MANAC FDR
TOMORROW ‘ *
High tide 10:43 a. m.; 1! :05 p. m.
Sun rises 6 :I6; sets 4 .57.
SOCIETY NOTICES
4 MASONIG DIREC‘I‘GRY.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108,- -F. and A. M
: ,lidoota in Masonic Building, 80th
Main atroci, lot and 3d Tucsdoy or
on monlh-3uly and August or.
Implied-“at. 8 o’.clock All Master
acorn cordially invited. Frederick
.3 Lyon, W. M. Robert M Wilcox
titler Chapter. No. 38, R. A. M.
sets In Masonic Building, South.”
Iain street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays 0!
ch month—July and August on
booted—vat 8 o’clock. All. Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Hickson
W. Cole,. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
QC. ., ‘
N 5. . .w...._—..
UUTH NDRIWALK BOARD .0?
_TRADEI ,
Iimildent—aNehemiah Condos. .
ViceIPresldenl—-Charles J. Pidgeon.
, ISecrctarwarank W. Hadley.
"liroosuror—aMafihcw Cor-bait.
m
...._...u .. -Mn
"VENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
92-2~—New-s Department
gz~3~Busincss Department
88 —-Branch Office, Norwalk.
90 —-Editor 5 Residence
‘29-54—City Editor’s Residence I
POLITICS AND BUSINESS.
The following is taken IIoIn u lettm
received by n loial bank and is so
.4 well written and giIes cxnieusinn to
I' the political situation as applied to
business that ll in printed below.
Public Spooning politicians seem to
ghee in III least one fiIclivi‘, and um
s that they lllUEil trout (illfilllll'llglligly
ucoesslul business, at. the sums ilIne
ul‘lllg both the llllL‘llIlIlUXi‘d poor
d the indIIHtriOIIs laboring clausvs
‘I'UIat’legisintion cm; Imhronulu about
I which will lower IlIc cost In’ living and
~ raise wages. It would soon) that
‘Wircn some men IiloIIIIIIIIII'e or Inn'-
'Ullllll' ilIIII iiIst IIIsIlIIcI Is to not a
I-iIIw pnsmi III IIIIIIId OI prevent who
.I‘ in tlIIiI “Sillllll is bad i‘oI IlIc W‘.0\Ifl
"No one 500ml; to Come out with the
xliruth on them- lllillli’l‘S. “'0 are told
Illtlllli our social IIIIII luminous condition
3 cIIilI'cly IIIII III" III-IlI-I‘. \\'lit‘ll, on a
44II4IIIiIter oi‘ iIIIII. IIII Industry. (us has
‘b on proven by lhn inci‘cnso III In‘o-
auction), llilS lwl‘il moving townrd
mater pronunmmu. {.Zl'i'llli‘l‘ ciilrloncy
midgrenltvr I'cIIIIII'IIin. III spite of
Moody loIIII‘ochIIoIII this progress lilis
I allendcd IIII HIP way by lumen-I.
mi inc of the IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII III‘ Iso-
ciéty, and by tho cnIIIIIIIIinI that II
”alumni to ill) out more, and IL‘CI‘lI‘e
us.
‘As 'II. mullcr' ol‘ incl, when wc iIIlII
Shout the “NT? mat, of living. who
would so IIIIIrIr III Ihc old sinudlcli)"
ml inconvonloncn of all IIIIIIIII? We
old IIIII'II the lower IIrlcoo if we
aloud endure tho old conditions.
~ According to IIII-orII jIIIIt one hun-
I} d yours IIgo IIIIIIIIIIIII were held on
lire following questions: “Ought tho
Judiciary to he InchIeIIIIeIIt?"-~
Ought the poor it) he IIIIIIporIoII by
lawl"~~Arc tlIo IIIIIIIIIIIII or Inc 59ch
to no runirictod?" DDIIIItIoIIc
mot the mem who donated at
_ limo thought. they wm IIIIIIIIIII;
“I! dilutions or III IIIIIIII. did not
”would no ijI. III worn for
gilocucgion III comm-I Inter.
MW W
RIGHT 1‘0 WE. RDINT.
no III-mun human report» that there
(Iii 2mm in time ilniwd 8mm" tor
+10» women. lint oi courage, nix.
«Ivory IIIII men are not worth
Salado Blade
, "“4““ .’ 4 ‘ ‘ 4:
“mild; Hamil that an old
‘ 250.000 21mm «mom loo
buck or his corrcrooudemls
Inca-I Mu: sum: the dam:
7L GOldcn. admmmrutrm f .4
ion nhoni tIII IzIIIIII old times IIIe '
"unll‘fim “Ought tho liberty of the ”
an at Gunnecildnt «newton: _4 .
cation» laconic not mow“ V
ii potty disconrwlw I; II L
:‘
a," "11/17!‘ I a 'n -I‘f"."‘l’
>5 .
Vraj‘f'. ‘
\9.\.I\v-.-\
ii
I u’xm‘x u'Iu-.-\‘.I...\..Iav.. ‘0» , I}
What drew you from the shelves? ,3:
What great philosophies. V ‘i
. ll
What subtle poems i“
That feed our better selves? ::
“None; from my oven I drew ll 4‘
Three loaves of light and whole-. H _
‘ [I
some bread. ;!
These fed the hungry, too.” ' l:
I:
What thoughts were yours to- n
‘ Ii
day? I ll
'To right the wrongs, ::
To Euccor the distressed, V’Ii‘
Hast planned a way? 23
“No; but before ’twas light ,5 .
I washed the clothes; I had no 3
time for thought. ii
. 'I
See, they are white.” ii
. n
But tell me of your deeds; ::
Surely .you’re following" some 9'
I II
great enterprise . ij
Where progress leads? , l ‘3
“Not I pooriool; ‘4“
M
But fou'r bright faces, clean and 4,4
' ‘ II
. 4 .
kIESCdI ?!
I sent Ito school.” :l
I
' ; Iii
-——Sprmgfield Republxcun. 1'”
’ ‘Ii
. "
I n‘,
a Ii
.‘ H ,
. I III
HI
Ladies Fall Suits
Smart, Snappy Styled I
Tailor-madcs that are made by_ “
‘tailors who know how to make
them. And they are dahdics.
“You will wax enthusiastic; Over“
.. Ithcm whoa you catch a gliynpse!
4, Such fabrics—49ft, silky,heauti-
iul as the weaver knows how to
make them. Priced here to fa- -
" ‘vor your purse
$12 98 to $35I0ll
Ladies’ Fall Goats
Full Lengths and “Johnnys”
. Warm. for cold weather. Pro-
tea the wrole body. Full limgths
and the popular Johnny coals,
outawuys and semi— Norfolk ef—j
Iifccts with big roll collars, dc—
lightfully trimmed and in corn-
binations. Here is a variety of
material. “Prices
$9 50 to $27. 50.
4 Men’s “Full "Suits
. Clean Cut for Clean Cut Me‘n
Iular at prices that .won ’t take all
~ inside !
"Men’ 5 Top
~tceth these chilly nighto. Good.
Suits to “suit" the most partic—
the “starch” out of your pocket-
book. .Fit like a aquirrcl’s hide,
no wrinkles across back or
around the collar. Crackerjacks,
every one. Fit for anyone. Get
$19490 to ”fin—$25. 00
Coulis
Chilly Night Necessity.
Don’t go out with chattering
thing for the doctor, but bad for
your health. King ‘I‘Cold" will
get you in his iron grip and you
won't be able to shake him off.
A top “coat 5 the thingwcosts lit-
tle here saves much.
$15. 09 to 820. 90.
Graceful
fits the word.
LADIES‘ SERGE ERESSES
riect fitting, that
follow the hues of the figure——
$6.50 to $30.00.
LADIES‘ N NE“? FALL
WkllSTS
Robcspieritc Milan» and long
sleeves, Waists worth looking at—
4. that will make others “take no-I
LADIES’ MILLINIIERY
Also Misses’ and Children’s
Broadway maved to Washington
' street—~50 far as style Is concern-
. ed.
“ 98¢ to $15.09.
. .w.“,;;y&355;«:,:; I
j tick” , . mpé/m $7.98..
o
.l
II;’Wallt
L-ADIES’ SKIRTS . .
Look nice with the now Fall
L‘ 392 98 to $10.
know they’ re good.
52.0 m $5. 00.
Color combinations
;. EErrIcoA‘rs .
as well 59‘ blacks and Solid colors.
I4~ room$4.9s~. I; I: .. $2.
. v , L‘T
‘4 BOYS' ‘SUITS.’
to please
styles.
98 to $7. 50.
MEN‘S TElOUSERS .,
The guaranteed “Endless" va-I
r' gricty. Guarantcled because we.
Double breasted and Norfolk: ‘
. MEN‘S DERBY AND 5051‘
Latest block-s to cover the
“block.”
HATS
$1.50 to $3.00.
1’ , MEN’S SHOEsI$2;50 to "$5"
' BLAN'KETS AND COMFORT-
I’Wérm friends these ‘for cold
.I Fall nights.
ABLES
98¢ 1034.98:
:5; '
.Family 5
" I Outfitter
a
OUTFITTERS T0 MAN], WOMAN AND CHILD
Washington Street, ijposihe HoyII’s Theatre
SOUTH NiORWALK
Overcoats for Men ..
Suits ior Men
Suits and Drcsgcs
Everything
For Ladld5 and Misses For Girls and Boys Outfitter
or- Y
Family
W
“WWW 1.91.119. “Wall“ Of' Inteieat Inlthe Straltordls
BE IIPBI‘TIIIII’
(Continued tram I'li'lt Pull
Richards to take churgé or the funeral
arramemcnta. thin the: word to be”
first-clam, and that be was alco to
cognac a minister. The salt canton-mi
murderer has very little money. but
he taro Mr. Richard: the widow In:
his brother in Chicuso thmd been
telazmphed to. and was expected to
arrive In the city lost IIIIIIlitI The
Miller In «pooled to collie the {IIIII
for tho funeral.
“ Now Paint”. or locum.
"iHaI-tiord Jimmy Mules." and “Big
hiding. _ 4 I
w
I -
M
M
Ganglion (who has also known in- woman in New York and“ Chicago.
ucnsmlonul tragedy. There have boeln _ Chicago as Pepina Buonomo) was onfi The two hogan living together hob
/ ten non revolutions mode. The Milo of plane and revenge. bi“ Ilrobably the June in Chloasm
accomplices who succeeded in mIIIIiIII-g hm facts will not he definitely to l
timir “cape alter “‘8 shootinglb’ Ieuled until all the actors ,in the‘
4 tragedy III'o brought to thobaro!
Andrew’ Copone are still utlai‘go,bi4lit‘ Justice. New tonic are donsmtly
‘ Not in Love With Him.
The man was In love with tho wom-
an, but the woman was not in love
with the man, that is. not more with
1183“!me 0,! the men have bell?! creeping out that may throw 45 11.“ him than with others. She occalion-
scattomd all over the couniri Stalin
Policeman Rowe II Whaler, whim
asked last night II here had been or y mobile
chm picked up as to their whoie~ ’
ubouto. replied that the men we
very much M largo yet and more 1:
no chm, as to where they di‘e
Mm. the flow».
Ywmw Wt .Io unlit *9 it
...m.... HM» 2......“ ”mu-m
light. on‘the whole 5min which tend
to show that all the men In the auto-
(with the audition o! the
chaufl'cur, William Hull) were In this
plot. The Sentinel Btnled yesterday
_ that Joe Buonomo wan a sort 0: a
sporting character In Chicago and mat
he also had a lame circle or friend:
' 0! I115 own iii; an over the country.
who moliIIII for tho drilling III Jen III Judaic ouyulieri h‘adjheén t charting
' him-mil to New York to find Jennie
ally left him after she had opentuli
his money. and when that was about
would return i0 him. Luci. Saturn”
she hurriedly packed up most of the
nr'ticiou In their mutual apartment:
and hurriedly Iort Chicago. “mm:
with her some of Buonomo's Slathlnt.
and Mac some or his manor-wall tint.
no bad. When Buonomo returned no
tonnd hi0 neat nor only empty as o. ‘
mate but all his wealth zone. If. ‘
borrowed money by owning all his . .. I
Hooch-y, minim-ad a rovoiunr, my i4;
4 liilloulndln' her In W York I» an.
lIqurIdmdn Io moot mu m *
liillnnr _ who not It mull mama“: :
I. all union macro. can aim to contain“
hi! search for $011qu In this ‘
III-plying in this city Tuandny.
"mink III Wot. "
Norwalk Chronicler