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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 3, 1913 · page 6

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at or Pa... 11 member or the claw

’ ‘ Constabulary; John D. Maugin or 111.1.

riolmrr‘ Malcolm midis oi Bedtora
1 Charles Sasha at West
’liioi‘rileld. 11.111.11.18 11.11.111.111... 01

,and Harry A. Root. in. 9:;

Farrier, Maugla and Gritda are in.

the most serious condition. Their

wounds were in the leit breast and the‘

surgeans at the Po‘nnsylv‘ania State

13.111111... would not venture 3redlc~

‘ lions as to their chance of recovery,

According to 1111 the 11110111111191. the

Eauthoritlss could gather, the light,

started suddenly and was over in a

‘ at 1.1 to be 711831111 611111
1111 o .,-.-i~iorwalk, generally;
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.. s fitting with the times.
has Ions,,slnce been charsc.
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”hawk 111 1111111 smell

or to be e and iris, and
LN” my 3 “19:3

00 great to permit of such

ivhlch are «1.111111. more scatllyr:
e those who indulge in any pas-
o afall. than the aftermath of olnt:
flight 33d saives, which usually go
1! and hand with the celebration
‘4: 18111111111011 0! our independ-
‘ Those who celebr‘ite may! rest
dmlat there will be policemen
galore 11% the streets, byways and er-
other“ way who will be on the alert
(or infringements of the luv. and or-
' see, and it behooves everyone to
W110 his conduct, and govern him-
.’ aécordlnsly.‘
4. '
1’11: HAPPY NORWALKS.
_ , ”1‘ ......_. ‘
‘f’l’lle ‘Courant" has already com-

(aw inmates. It began shortly before

‘7 :o'olook when the dining-room was

full of people and caused a panic
11111111.; the scores of guests. The 0263‘
veteran, who was unhurt and disap-
peared in the males was sitting ne‘er
Forbor and Carroll when he heard

He jumped to his 'ieo‘l. and began to
defend the martyred Presiden and be}
rated his detractors

' The man who were stabbed, accord

, ing to the interruption the surgeons
'g’atherel‘l, 111111111111 to the defense at the 1

veteran when the others closed in.

Knives. were out inhfiecoadandthe ~ -»

room was in an uproar. Women lied

- for the doors and “crowded to the

windows; ready to limp to the street
below. it .wai all our betore the renil
of the men in the room could get their
breath, and the man responsible for in
all had got out and away. The light
spurred the medical men again tonight
to an eitort to have the Gettysburg
saloons- closed during the remainder
of the celebration. .~ ’ 1

The censtafilllary later A‘rrested‘ a
man who gave the name of W B.-
Henry and said his home was in Cum
den, N. J.. as one at the men acne
corned in the slimy. They believe that
more than one 1111111 was responsible.

story of Eye-Witnesses.

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i

The man whom the police charge

11 lih doing the stabbing gave his name
as ll. ll Henry of Philadelphia.

claimed to be a son of R. it Henry;

or Tazewcll, Va. 11 general In the C‘onw
l’edcrnle army.
H N. Halter of Pennsylvania is said

 

_ led on the sine oi the vote of
Ill on consolidation. The total
, 1889 and the majority In favor“
, 131111111 was iifill The entire iota
7%“! for president was {“815 which?
mo greater than the vote of Monday?
, 88.ll!oliowstl1ai.llo1eryvoter
delineated himself had voted up
”the number voting in lilill, and all
We had voted against the project,
o‘rlheioos the plan would hate been

, elil'ollody at present will call the
11.111111 slave match. The “South"
Namath "Sentinel" admits that when
t W of enthusiastic consolidation
some down to South Norwalk with
i band, "eggs were thrown and with
1111111111; aim. No loss than six auto,
willie parties were caged by the;
“Booth lNOl‘WlAHi young 1111111." ’l‘hini
id hardly be called a cheerful a13i~
omium.
5They made a brisk light of it (or old
W1” and “ill thousand stirring.
demotion that 1111111111 in that heart-
mpviaa and sooormililoai adjective.
fiat it failed and a philosooltichl and
unsympathetic world says all is wall.
“It “mustard Advocate,“ a kind
lioutod neighbor. full of good will in
WI moods in congratulate the
who that they have at last “broken
ll swept 111111,: the shackles which
iaolloani 11111411111111: and collusion
Mundane so long imposed on
m." ”Antarctic 111111111111” please
" .noiiee.-liiot’tm 111111-1111.

flash album it we are to 111111-
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plow 11111 11111.. 1111411 111111

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.10 he the union veteran who took oi-
:icnso 111 the remarks aboul Lincoln.

EAGLEB' STATE FIELD DAV.
All Local Aer-loo Wlli Bo Represented
at Bridgeport on July 22,
From the largo number of replies
received to date, it is safe to any that
practically all the local series oi the
Fraternal Ardcl' of Eagles will he rep-
rescaled at the Slate Field day to be

“hold at .Bridgeport on July 22. in addi-

tion to which there will be man!
whom from outside the stale. those at
\‘owarh, 11nd Kearney. N. 1., Youlsers
and (fission. N. Y.. Pittslleld, Sprlnp
acid and Norm Adams, Moss. comics

,nmong others.

The feature or the day will be 1a.
mammoth parade composed of on
least ill.ililil Eagles and containinu
many decorated floats and automobiles
with prison for the lsrxsot eerie, that
coming the longest distance. mailing
the bani apocarsxicoand the like. ho.
silica prison for the tallest. ailment,
tallest and shortest Flame on well all
for 1111 one coming the iohom dial.
lanes and participollng in the parade:

There will also be athletic oporto
for which a number emit-on; oairloo
have been received so well or bond
11111111111111“ mammoth hormone at

1111111111 111 ‘olllllli‘lto‘d that am timid ‘

people will he led,

Excursion trains will. ii” run to

, Erldgcpoi‘t as“ 11111 day has: oil sorts

of the stale and the public is invited
to Miami this stout no it is not lion»
lined to miss alone.

Nil‘i'limi NDTiIillll
it you are U. subscriber to sum
1111lede latte still in

mmthowmumomwt

“some. Whale films 11ml
18111 11111111111111. its three Milo.

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(a ‘:‘l.tlllil'. the 111.111.111.11. _
1311111111 nine divided as to can , 1

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‘sent to the senate almost 111

are more or less divided. "81188 ‘ n
excuse is all bosh," he said:
Trade lo Diotootei‘ul.

Asked what he conSldered the

lesson, lie said that 91111111111

nominated tOr Judicial positiolls
[more than they did the will

,lect fsuch a nomination would’ ,
Both. President Wilson and 11115111
:Gene‘rai chReynoids have indies
l‘that thdy did not desire t take any”

 

lhaol‘l’wsrd steps in the ma tor of nom- . ,

ilnatlons for positions as United States
judge‘p, but hope to follow the ex-
33111918 at President T‘slt and Attorney
.Gensrais Knox and Wickershsm

' May Not as From Connecticut.”

' ‘wmle Senator Brandeg‘oe did not
wish to be understood as casting any

reflection upon any of the Bentlame
the olighting remarks “Out ”“901“ "me11tloned for the place any one om!"

«whom he would vote to confirm. ha‘
,said the opinion was quite general

3 that the position of lodge oi the fed-8

\eral‘ district court of Connecticut has
1been made a part of some sort
1.0111111111111111. and that this situation.
was very distasteful to the President.
adaptor Brandegee agrees w
opinion expressed by a lumber of the
deles’otlon the other day, that the sup—
oessor to Judge Noyes will not be e‘e-l
lasted from amoa
'necticut.

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Jr. aeuss' Moist}1

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1., , «;
ANN}. .301; incorporation‘ Niall
. I oi secretary of Blots.
é Art‘blog donceraing

 

a the lawyers of Clea} ’

’" late yesterday for

1

few aye away Mopbsl’ore 9,1191
se the pagan parading; thb camp it:

.leave‘ whim We!“

a‘lco‘ils ioday

no doubt in the

saw them that so for as 11111111111
who h‘sse gathered here tire cancer
ed. the war has ceased to be a source
of hntred and reuse!" 3" '

" One of the ev’ents of today, was the
‘loharge" or the survivors or 11111111115
division on the‘ “blobdy' angle” held
;»by the remnants of the Philadelphia
1brlgade Under a not 1111 the men
in gray marched across the field that
ihas not seen 1111th more warlike
than ‘a black snake in fifty years. up’
"to the walls that form tire angle. The
“'enemy" in blue «‘88 waiting with
Weam. ready and when they met

 

"’1 tho‘ across the wall they shook hands Ai-

,teraards they looked over the gronno.
lor the “site for 11 52591000 11101111111811
they hope to bare congress erect
that‘s. 13’

Go‘ve‘rnors‘ Day called l.» speeches
min state executives, finer. of noon—
sylvania; hlcilreary, oi kerilucky,‘
and Salton,“ Noll 1!} MIN"?
his event were

glneilii‘lelchom

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Governors Hainés‘s

corporations of Vermont, and Felker olNea’ Hemp:

11111111? boi’pl tiled as follows in the “life

{allies of the secretary of state:

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,1;

Bethe];
1location‘ to Bethel.

i’ Provlsldn‘ has been made on the

The il‘ay German Company, or platform with the genomic and [0V 'ordered wireless messages sent to
certificate or a change at ernors or VicePresideut \lsrshall 111111.118“ Admiral Charles J. Badger then.

the bi Congressional delegation from

The St. Agnes' Home corporation. of Washington

West 1111mm; articles of association.
The purpose of the corporation isto

HG:estnblieh and maintain in the town

or West flartlord a home and luilrm-'
cry for the physical,

1

At a meeting of Confederates
following resolutions were unanimoum
‘iy allo$tedz '1“ ‘
"Reached by the éx~Confederates

1

mental, moral at Gettysburg assembled That. our
1and industrial care and training or thanks are due. and W3 hereby ten-1mm” mm in use for minor purposes

children who may be committed to dared to the State of Pennsylvania

1

i

the charge of the corporation by
instants, or guardians or salmon oi!

for initiating the movement which has
{made it possible tor the survliors or,

any of the towns of Connecticut or: the great armies which fought on this

gin. any court or Judge, or who may! 'lilustrious held fifty years ago.

to‘

be deemed to be suitable objects or meet in friendship hove today and

1c11a1lty by the board oi trustees or plant a monument at peace a 111111111.i .lmaestown. So close “a the bottle-i
itho corporation, and to maintain in maul which shall stand as the symbor
connection thereaith a maternity hos-:1)! American 1aior, manhood and 111-0110n share that we had actually been
p.llal the corporation to have all the thorhood

irigllts. powers and prililoges enumer-
porotlono"withou1 capital stock.
oi‘ the Roman Catholic
by them. The subscribers to the as
tleles ot association ’are John .1
Niian

lvicamonerall. C “is. Barrett,

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ridroyer 1‘ 'mW.

rotary or! the state. The concern in

doll and Augusto (l. mismatch.

 

been filed
macho-11m.

The club is

11111 linens 1111.111.

 

(bishop). Thomas 1111111131111
Wil-
liam Broilmilh and John (3. Murray

fi‘ha Doshury Italian bond; inocu-~
poratell; certificate or incorporation.
The certificate of incorporation or
incorporated. at
’ilsrllormliao beewilloil with the sac»

corporates for 380.0011. ondtbe incor-
Wilton 6111 w. w. 1111111111, c. 1». our.

The serum of «sanitation oi
mailers 1.111 ”cramping; mommy
has been died. The company. which
is located in Millard. storm business
with 83,000. The president is firm
all. Wilson; the vlowrasldoat ls‘
nos-lib ti. Nuthatch, uni the more
or and secretary is mm is iiiotllev
‘ 11111. 4

Wino oi Inoculation at the 111111111.
plao ithistle mob, incorporated have
located in
The mm are
numbered», moo-coo Alsatolll

"Resol1’cd,'l‘i1ot we thank the cor-

aiad heroin and in the statutes of theiornnmnt o! the United States for the
State of Connecticut regulating theimagniilcent and nainiflcent manner in
i'ormatioa and organisation of cor-
The
bishop. vicar-general and chancellor
diocese ol‘
diartiord shall be lacorpomtors. Tm:
other incorporators shall be appointed

which it has seconded the efforts oi
the State of Pennsylvania in carrying
liorward this great work oi peace and
fraternity betwoen the blues
more: without any .oclioobmmoint
whatsoever we desire to 111111111111 and
pledge. not only ourselves. but all 11111
brother asfloniedorsles and all the
people oi our loved idolithlonll. to his
almost loyalty lo the government or
the United males and to the lino o1
our country. '

"Resolved, That we tulle pride in
the lost that to the unites or the Corn
todarsoy is due the credit or 81111111111
similar the utter impossibility oi the
diomemb‘mnenl oi thallhlon. When;
we consider that six hundred thousand
men or the very down. at chivalry. no
need motorist as was «or 1113111168
in a lighting torso and directed bi
Moll commanders as our belated ltoll.
ort iii. lane. and his lieutenants, locals
ed by 11 sectional devotion'nosh as hell.
,nol olsswhors been ham to history.
failed to separate 1111-1111111, we no,
that the demonstration was complete
that the thing was not to ho dorm
and our tailors must give pause is

tempted) such an assuming.”

aoramo mil show. 1

lire Mulligan, or some arenas.
1111111111 thus is nothing hits 11 Milan
Wild. shimmmw
costly. An advertisement on insert.Y

~oi‘lti1roalhaoolaolwoimvhh
1mm dorsal; mtmthflmW

flmesm‘ mm

 

. lest, raised them 11111111111 the machim

. 4 ‘ ' ; *As‘ soon as corn.
,» 3 The veterans lead today like a lot

oi sohoolbéys whose 11.118.111.111 3 3 '

, collision drill,
iii aboard ship 11 quarters and estates 1
1,. tically closing the bulkhead doors
'57 collision mill. was put overboard, met-

me- “ also the naval

’ run upon the sand

,tho hatloship

. hood to him. mil, 7%.”: the Will

‘ cinnamon Manson
those who in the nature would cont ,

"Bar. overhauling her engines.

mom lords subbed to the scene.
' mot Ll-‘rom Their Foot :
‘81virl‘ing waters carried men all their
cry. threatened to dlown ,iilem; but
cthey stuca to their work At lilacs
the sea in' the 111111... room rose to a -

. ‘ ‘ 11111111011111.1111 11111 111111 1111111111 .1111 » ' -
.. man worked on, now swimming :1 law
» stroller, new grasping a bar or a

wheel overhead. .
«started.

Puulps had been
but the water cautioned to

be 11111611111 or.
foils was noti-
ll'eli‘ oi the scoldel‘lt, he also hastened
1.1.111 1.111111 officers and
d to their waists lighting
without slic‘cess up to that time to
1111111111111 1111111111.; waters. chiefd
Easineergslerling expressed some tear
as {to th‘é chances at gaining early con-
li‘oi, and‘ Captain l’otls then rushed to
the bridge and sounded the call tor
bringing every man ‘

A.

resaeskwal'e hauled from banks and .
blankets” from hammocks for use 3
against the inrush oi water and waste .
in large quantities was jammed into

the hole but all to no avail The sea ,
forced itself through alter each at
tempt, often knocking down the men‘
in the flooded engine room.

Pumps Get Upper Hand.

The pumps had succeeded by this
time in ridding the room or some or
the water and swimming was no long~
er necessary Soon the [pumps were
disposing oi more water than was en-
tering and than the battling engine-
room force was able to cram into the

was “91.18?“ securely and the threa‘ten-
1111:; watch was stoned 1
‘cers and men. were Mined by contact
with the machinery. and were almost
overcome by their ‘hxertlons. Chic:
Engines; Sterling had the assistaacq
oi' 13111111111 .1 11 3111111111 Ensign John,
A Lowell, and several chief petty oi»
him”?! the eagidedh department _

Meanwhile Captain Potts on the
bridle had been making certain that
1111s oillcer' 13 lives were protected He

 

Inboard 1111 111131111111 111101111113, 11 mile
’;and a halt away, and sent messages
tugs, Sesame and
Ontario. to come alongside.
Anchorod‘ close to the shore.
When the accident ocoulwred
1batlcship was without steam. onll one

\
the-

while the engines were being over
hauled, As a result the lugs had to be
called upon to low the Louisiana. They
conveyed her, under Captain Potls‘a
direction. to a position a mile away.
well inshore just oil Taylor' s Point in

ship to the beach that it was reported ‘

As a matter of 3
fact, she had at least sixteen leer oil ’
water under her at all times, .

Anchored solely with a broad. ahelv
in; beach to run sale it necessary
Isideburns were taken permanently to

 

.y'i‘he battleship was in Narragansett
Tiles.
. rush oi the sea through the passage
‘ 1,111,111.11 in"! the displacement of the ,
bonnet audio, not be readily stopped; ;
g1 although one: Engineer 1.11.1111. "W N _‘ ’
"I 8161111113 and 1111111111.. and men or 11... -‘ ‘

111111- imdn gresae‘r no 111119 than could 1

hole a waste can, heavily packed This .

Some of the engineroom force ofii- .

 

‘1» Open liomght Until 7130
Closed All has 'i‘om

Women’s and Misses’ Summer D *
Dresses for the “Fourth, for outing and boating Dresses

lion and traveling wear. Never were our stocks more
“11. styles, colors and. materials, All marked at Boston_ ‘

980, $1.98, 82. 98, $3 98 $4 98
and Upward “ “

Women’s and Misses’
Lingerie and Voile Dresses

Beautiful Dresses in while lingories and voiies beautiiul

broldersy dresses in all while, others having colors intronc
others with lace insertions.

$3. 88 aplvards its 810
Women’ s 8. Moses Wash DressesS "

At this price are after a varied assortment of styles and m
and a wide range 011101.111; one Model is in one piece tan 1
outing dress.

Cost is semiaNortolk style with square sillor collar or
pique and finished with red tie and belt; skirt is out goods

' 9 o r ““8, “ . ‘ .
Women s 81 Misses Summer-Wash ‘1
A most extensive showing of Skirts in all the newest “.
lais in white 1111...... natural linen, Redford cords and sure am
one. A variety or styles, with pearl buttons. half-belted and st
ideas range; at *Boston Store Cut Prices ‘

98 cents to $4.98 1
33 Women’ s Bathing Suits 81. 98

‘1’ Made of excellent duality materials, i trimmed collar: misc
‘ .1: g, , 1 . f I .

8‘2“ Girls Bathing Suits .81. 4
$4 Women’s Balhing Suits $2”

Excellent models. low neck, neatly trimmed with
contrasting color. blue and black.

.1.

I11

Women’s Extra Size Bathing

A complete'line of Bathing Cops in an assortment o
H be found elsewhere and marked at Boston Store Out Pricz,

’11111111 to the 111; 2.11
E nervousness that 3

ratios memos

 

‘repsir the damage. A diver was sent
overboard and put a new bonnet soul
the auxiliary overboard diurnal-sci
valve. through which the water had’
mailed the engines were started and
steamed back to her?
station without help

“There was no confusion at any 111111
at any time." Captain Potts said to.
night ”The easiuaara department
«did it. work mentally i am arm”
that this should have boyhood today.
but it demonstrated cabin the line
value etilie more under me. aellovo me
i 111a sorry to leave them.“

unicorn and men expressed sorrow.
over the «porters of their cornmeal
or. (Schools Mic on“ tho 1111111111-
.aaliona‘ Millie We of nooroailuirat
scrotal months one, bill did not one»

ion at the Secretary 11111111 diary-1:111»
leis. he had not 8141 assistant only at
sea. ‘

3V oat-vase 18AM!!!

makes ’11 hit with (learns Stallion, tho
Elston listlooolo’ manner. The noisy
coaching’ at M am floral“ AW
ills £111”th ”sterner Willow

 

11' was man 1119111111 1111

 

humans bosom so that he
madadoihmholioadthmhoflsd
Iholoolhormihsdrst W’s
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being able to throw
in the heat of a clo
would not be in the
day.

“LIMITING THE PILL

M

Clouds Rename. the former Ho!
yoke outfielder, is the terror oi the:
American Association pitchers. A;
wash one a terrible line time from his
but Mulch Geo. Motlulllln of the Col-
umhuo team over the eye and laid the
"iienalprs star hurler out unconscious.
la the summer or 1910 its nearly put
two 8t. Poul twiriors out of business
in the some day. The helm and Mill
lore wore playing a doublehooder. and
1111111 (lobrins. «who 1111111111 11111 111115
me. stopped a liner with his right
1111111111113 and 91111111111 out or the some
tor several days. in the 111111111! some
Ml. that worked tor the Mints and
11112111111111 shot a liner at him that
struck billion the lett allow. Althouli
painfully hurt the shirt was able to
throw the boiler out. and he managed
to remain in this some. 8111111111111 111 W.” to War 1111
est 1.1111111111111111 in the lame High or returning m, oomph .
or low, m or outside they all loo‘lli {1gp way. Thou both, roi

EACH WAN‘fB UT ‘
’ro .. .

Two wonderiul 1 .
by Moran and Mayor
of! two pitched boils
also when”, .1. 1
long drive to right a :
so it it would hit the
leaped several test all
scoured it with his 4 -
next moment. Devlin h
liner to aim loll. trial
had olmoosdod Wheat,

tcoowhiio manic; la
The crowd applauded 1
they ammhod the

 

A player who m rattled hover ‘ ‘

11.101111111113031,

“ammonium comm Of hANWM’I MESH

scan fjorasomwmssomo, ooh-lemon or
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