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Secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasured—Matthew Corbett.
NIATURE ALMANAC FOR
§ TOMORROW
igl'l tide 2:15 a. m.; 2 :44 p. m.
on rises 4. 53; sets 7:03.
n...
This Huerta government takes the
stand that the only solution of the
“lproblem is a leaden one and that peale.
A , IIIIIAIbrought about by any other methodlr
W1 2 mwould be but for a sholt time
if Othel leperts indicate that the anti-
:IIAmericun feeling in Mexico is becom-
£51115 more intense every day and thatI
II thousands of Americans are fleeing the’
‘ country before the sentiment crysts-i
lines to that extent whom blood will
be shed.
. All these reports only serve to con-l
II
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i
x
adder, Hemy Lane Wilson. who strong-1
continued and recognized by Washing-
" From all accounts. General liucrtal
id's. strong man, who believes in and
Afieiies on, his strength. diis theory is
V I‘leltnllar to that of l’orflro Diaz. who for
many years ruled Mexico with an iron
hand. Perhaps the old man was right
after all.
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PHECAUTION.
W0...
During the past few days a number
a of homes in Norwalk and South Nor-
‘ walk have been entered by burglars.
{All 'of them were unoccupied at the
time, the residents being away on
their vacations. The circumstances
Iattendinll; tho cases am practically the
little in every incident. The breaking
45:45.34“ done systematically and well
11d “bespcaks the hands or profession»
New,
[The police at either end of the city
A_ei:tltertlug every effort to detect far.
:" attempts and apprehend the crlm~
. Thus tar they have been undue-I
'; The residents of the city would as i
’ siqi. the police to a considerable e‘l- '
tent and would insure safety of their
homes Alto, a greater extent, it they
would take the precaution, to notify the
c’deparlmonl on occasions when
Ilium their homes for any length
elitists. If this is done. the officers as-
' lid to duty in the vicinity of those
pinned are instructed to keep a close
{butch on those particular pieces.
We! from getting away with his loot
oil occasions, it greatly lessons the
plum or scrutiny and materially as-
so the work of the police.
“W
Hdllfi A HEM“.
Widths my ct
provided!“ these unfortunatcs who
may have been indiscreot and may do
serve some measure of
theretore. this loot does not give the '
town the license to permanently or
even
health during their enforced sojourn
in the local police cells.
111113111 llllil
'1 fllcrt to silence “Form liaise on,
democrats'succeeded yesterday for
‘ Senators
l
lcountcred no
We this may not prevent a clever .
turned to spend a night or nights
lnépollbs‘ cells. While a men or source
temporarily endanger their
lililiiilll w Pill
Autos Aanedllnwn.
46 l. 21
WASHINGTON, August 6.--Senate
punishment .
A the antics! cruise along the New Enz-
. land coast, witli‘fie‘blport as the des‘
“ in in luau
t_l-
Quite a Wot Bic Vessels
liars tell the Fleet, Bin
salons ”AW“!
‘ H ' I. ’ ‘ A
NEW LONDON. August Brr'A dust
of all yachts, all flying the” "Red dross ,
on the blue." barges of the New
”York Yacht Club, Iput to see today for
tinatlon of the
t equally divided
The fleet which 0%
between soil and ii.stoum or seamless.
and while the Moss crstt section
was again clots
and two. stlokb
sly. lit between one
113.3 to was a pro
gasolene boots over I, *iancient steam
craft in the power divislbn. I
Low moist looking clouds hung over
the lower reaches of the 'lthaniss est
the fleet made sail. got up steam andi
filled fuel tanks, and for several hours‘
before the first of the boats droppetlII
were not changed.
Elforts of Senator Oliver also were
unnvailing to increase the rates 011
iiron products. His argument was that
bar iron Was more costly of pro
dc
lion than the‘ conversion of steel frgml
pig“ iron. Before consideration of the
l officer
The absence of Vicenlomnio
dorc linker was greatly regretted as
he was the principal prornoter of the
ideslgned knockout fleet ofI fifty-loot
sloops. ’ .
lt developed at the meeting that 01"
eight of fifty footers left in the fleet
schedule began, SGMCOI‘IASWN’WU 0k after the ‘rctlrmentmt the Venture,
Dela-ware, discussed the tariff gen-
erally, predicting success for the bill
and assailing protection and social-
ism as “twin evil and illomened
birds.“
Senator Brundegce sought to amend ‘
the automobile rates by making the
rates on chassis equal to the rates
sis of high priced cars and 30 per
E.ccnt on chassis of cars valued at $1.-
ccnt. on chassis of cars valued at ices
than 31.000.
The amendment was lost, 46 to 21.
'llrlstow, Crawford. Cunn
mine, Ground, Sherman and Sterling,
of the minority. voting with the dem-
ocrats against it. The committee
rates were then approved.
The 25 per cent. rate on bicycles
iand motor (ycles also was agreed to. Sunday foronoon.
Axles at top not cont.blacllsn1ilhs‘
tools and bolts at ten per cent and
.nuts and washers at 5 per cent on
effective opposition.
other rules approved were out locks.
25 per cent chains of iron and steel.
20 per cent;
cent;
20 per cent; sword blades and side
arms. 30 per cent.
MIBS BARNARD RECUPERATING.
GUT‘i‘iRllil. Okla, August lbw-M1139
Kata iiarnard, Oklabmn’s commis-
sioner of charities and oorrectionsds
, Middle-
town. N. Y.. undergoing treatment for
Her
condition is understood to be critical.
according to word received here to
at present on a farm near
a general nervous breakdown.
day.
£8UPFRAG£TTE$ AFTER 001110
VAN's SOALP.
fi'i‘AMli‘Oitl) August 6.-—~At a large
>‘w-n
ly attended meeting yesterday of the
Il‘nlrlicld County Equal suffrage asso
cintlon, hold at the home of Dr. A. N.
sprocket chains, 25 per‘
welded steel tubes, pipes. etc..’
live will make the run around Cape
Cod to Marblehend and will enter for
the special race arranged by the East
lcrn Yacht Club on August 15 and
Her which Captain 8. Reed Anthony.
Iol Boston, has contributed some
handsome pieces of old sitter
it also appeared that the well-
i
, firm the belief of the recent ambasi on finished care 45 per cent on c-hns knonn class of p_ sloops made up this
year of the Stranger, Josephine. Wind
. ward Joyant. and Corinthian. are
A r r l
1” “mad that the p essnt as me be 000 or less than st. 500 and lb per plnuulng to keep on from Newport to
marrow and sail a team race with the
Marblehcad represcnlntlrcs of the
.class. probably on Saturday.
1 'f'bc‘oommodoro announced that
the fleet would illuminate at Newport
ion August 8. the night at the King's
:Cup race and that the rowing races
[for the Owl and ilntnncock colors,
would be held in Vineyard Haven on
I The captains eict ted six new mom
bets to the club, including Mrs. Wil~
llam l—l. Bouncy, of Now Y,ork as a
bag member, and ltov. Roderick Ter-
l‘l’. l). 1).. of Newport.
it was noted at the meeting last
night that there were four members
present who have been on the club
rolls forty years. The old sailors
with dates of their election were, '1‘.
Donnie Bosrdman, o! Boston. 1865;
Lloyd Phoenix, of New York, 1860;
William Elsolln, of New York. 1872.
and Col, Daniel Appleton, of New
York, 1873. Four others on the deck
of the See Fox last night, Ralph N.
Ellis, George W. MoGill, John F.
hoveioymnd Secretary (looms A.
Cormack. have been in the club for
nearly thirty yours.
The number one man on the New
York Yacht Club rolls is (learned
Bodwoiu. who Joined the club twelve
iyeais after it was organised in tall
BRINGI 0U|T FOR $600.
Wallace Dunn, of Norwnik. has
brought-suit against Mr. and Mrs.
4
Phillips in (lienbrook, it was voted George C. M mellow. of Wilton. for
that all members
of me association 3500. Papers have been filed in the
send individual letters to Congress Wyn clerk’s cities. and the case will
man Jeremiah Donovan.
his old for the cause.
“a. W........... m...
requesting come before the Town court of lNor~
incur the third Monday in August. The
plaintiff claims tilts damages. The
Mommas rail AMERIGAN arm. suit has been brought for a bill that
61“.!» ‘
has been due Mr. Dunn. but has never
WASHINGWN. Mix. Gwéroday’s or. been paid. Edward Quinlan is the no
finial dispatches from Mexico Contain- turner for Mr. Dunn.
ed no information of the live American.
officials of the Modern Lumber 00111-1
pony who are believed in nu Peso to and inexpensive means of continual
have been taken prisoum and held in cotton. They allot-ll a direct way or
Chihuahua. inquiries are being made. carrying 11 message to the ones who
j , Remembers with WI Wont
wmtmsyuiowum Ads. for um us the ’I'Im to to"
who
Sentinel Wants are a quick action
will be most interacted
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tycoon not mums»-
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:» “Nichm‘ond. the report oftthe credsn~
THURSDAY
earance Sale
argains
These are great days forwonderful savings at The Boston Store. because we are
c‘. caring stocks of all summer merchandise.
ammonium Art ”All ‘ can A
Worthy" Ftebiddnlll Talley
Ms start of Actual Bual- .
lilies cl Convention ‘
BALTIMORE. M11111: ll.~The first 3
business session of the Fifteenth An- _
nual Convention or the Fraternal Or- A
del‘ of Eagles began at 10:30 o'clock
yesterday'morning in the Maryland
Theatre. ‘
Grand Worthy -President William J. V
Brenden. of Pittsburgh. called thereon-
vention to order, and in regular sawed,
slon followed the invocation by Grand L
Worthy Chsphun Edward R. Fuller. or
In llllr effort to create lively Selling you will find no haifubcarted measures in re-
ducmg stocks. All thoughts of former cost or regular price are eliminated in the mark A
down of prices, so you will find better values than ever before in our Clearance Sale
tials committee on delegates entitled. Bil - T
to cents in the Weedlngs, the sdtnln- " A. rgulns pmrrow’
filtering of the 30inan to the dele- " ' '
gates and the reports of the Grand
Worthy President, the Grand Score
tnry and the Grand Treasurer.
Only past worthy presidents of the A
NO MAIL, TELEPHONE OR C. 0. D. ORDERS FILLED.
\
BRING «SENTINEL TELE- the first time in speedins no “inside" down to the harbors mouth it seem- ~
‘ "PHONE ACALyg ntlon of the tariff hill, mailing c011- 8338 3, the power 33.3.5.0“ w'ould haw dlmnt series of the order were ad- ENGLISH MIIIEIRNceszo POP- 7oc. Tomorrow 39¢ woman's 1s BUTTON
" i A siderable progress Alnvtbe metal sched: more sport than wind hammers. 1“ 9 t0 the session. it being astrictv 5- I LENGTH PURE .wAHITE
. IB-l~—N¢W§ Department , up, despite protests of Senators There were some mm “3,8 mm 1’ “WWW méellnS- Ten 8&1“ .111 colors and regular 250 note LETTERE'D INITIAL SILK GLOVES.
way—Business Department. 01h er Smith Of Michigan Cumulus the eastward at sunrise. but at. morn- ! moreans wme entitled to seats on the quality """"""""" 15¢ CORRESPONDENCE CARDS' R l
88 *Branch Office, Norwalk. 'and Smoot.a against many of the rates. mg 601038 R was mung an ..133513I:°e“r:°::::n1:°0r New) all of these . i 24 Cards and 94 Envelopes A :1qu ar price $1.00. 74¢
' - -I . , . I to ‘ he , ., I . " ‘ ‘ ' . ...............
”.7... , 3° ”W ----------- 91‘
j ' mttee fixed at 15 per cent. on cars The listless conditions, howevar, of ElfgilezsaasothImt is heralded by the WOMEN’S WHITE PETTI-
A '_ valued at $1000 or 1353‘ 39 per cent lthc morning gave many of the yachts , 9 greatest convention “1 Our regular dollar number. 35 mo” 10° COUNT FRENCH COATS.
.‘ HUERTA. on cars valued at more than $1. 000 men a chance to chat over the meet‘ the history of the order. and universal , I Yard ......... 73¢ PERCALEB.
4“— landless than $1. 500: 45 percent. °n3ing last night on the flagship Be avsstistaction was expressed as a re 25c quality; Yard 121;¢ Embroidery trimmed; regular
iyresident Huerta, of Mexico, comes cars valued at $1500 and over and' Fox. on board of which were nearly' wit 0f the reports submitted. The WOMEN'S ouazs‘ LlSLE ‘ »" price 980 and 81.25 49¢
lit flatfooted against Washington'sI30 per cent. on automobile parts. Sen four score captains. and at “we! flax??? 113mm “11:“ IEagledom “d' STOCKINGs. CORYLOPSIS TALCUM Pow-
‘lsn of mediation and indications are3oIt0rIsIIthat theIratesbon comnlItIlteid erratum were some interesting develop My 0111:: ;‘:It;‘;n;leofgnfi£rmm: Muck mm. Begum ’mim DEAR. women’s sA-mmc eurrs.
7 was be use ens. ecause a are gn merits. ‘ I v ' ' . .. . ..
33:33::822223? “35:20:13; 113::32011 3cars would be brought in at the 30 After Secretary George A. Cormacki thonuntIrIy . 390. A pzalr I. ........... 29¢ IThe Igenulne Bobcocks. Regularly $1.98 and $2.50
e Y 8 ex- {per cent. rate in parts had called the roll Commodore Dallas 1 e e delegates were assembled Pairs for 50¢. “orth lac ........ _ ...... 7¢ .................. $1.49
Icon executive to change his mind. The Senator Thomas, for the finance Buchc Pratt formally “.0300de the in business 698530“ the ladies' recep- -
tstement is accompanied by press re- Icommittee, said he could see no (5111- imue coated Skippers and expl ai ““1332... :OmtfgeMquIgggggg his: 72 lNCH ALL PURE IRISH
arts to the effect that exiGovemor nmity if all automobiles came in at some or the minor dmuug or A1“, .TABLE LlNEN. “
ohn Lind, of Minnesota. the Frost 1130 9“" 09‘“ The 0‘1“” ”“91 senmorllruise. lie urged the power division iiiiodffbgfittlgglggfsgm pom“; us in Our regular dollar number. NORWALK 5 BUSY CORNER”
' . nCummlns HSSCFIWd W910 3,1119“? We to item a weather eye on the sailing , ' I
dents A personal representative. 1111intense and he advocated a flat duty on I fleet 11,1 the run around Cape Cod on Women ,5“ Sights. lard ................... 75¢
suffer the indignity of. expulsion. It is a.” automobiles of 25 per .3th Sen Monday and to lend the helping tow The women assembled at the head—3
alsor‘eported that the Huerta govern dtotI “illiams remarked “There are “Iline 5130“” occasion require. quarters in the Maryland Theatre: 50:: GERMAN TABLE LINEN.
ment is adding strength each day and tin of fools in this country that will! “0 also refmred to the 1qu sustain and then marched lo the corner 0U (Heal-nude Sale Price 37¢
t peimltted to continue in odice, will‘hwmt "Wm completed foreign (BMW ed by Vlcchoinmodolc George F. 1 Howard and Franklin streets. where
vsntually succeed in quelling the dis- thinking they are. better, and ”Wileflinhcr. 11“., and the retirement 1.r‘mstliey boarded special care. ’Ithy then 100 LEATHER HAND BAGS.
rates are fixed 30,. them.‘ The rates! the sport for the Imam of that nag went out the Charles: street boulevardl I
nebunce and bring order out of chaos. - to Roland park then to \iouut Wash I Silk lined. Regular Wile
install. to West Forest Park back to
the western and central sections of!
the city and ended with a trip through 3 www- .‘-—L
the shopping distill l t I“ dm 1 a: "-
It was said at ‘liid registration bu 53:22:; 15313329;:03;4 £73.33; 3?; coHEaE88"' REILLY
Allis AS PEIBEIAKEB
man at the hiarylund Theatre that: year. 3793 023 33 expended for funeralI
more athan 25.000 \lfllml’s bud register benefits, 3214. 600. 96: expended for phy-' 3
WASlll\GTON Aug.
’ man Reins, of the New Haven dis-
ed at 10 oclock yesterday moraineand siclans services. $435.2 91. 97; total re-
before the conwntion is over the vis- 393mg from all comes, :5 763. 63. 10
“0”! Vi“ number more “N“ 30 900- 0‘ total expenditures of all descriptions
this number about 1.500 a r e delegates Si. 526.9.5201 trim. in Connerlic.ut acted as peace-
from clerl eerie in the Men The combined assets of the differ-
Eaglea In Session. ent series are shown by the report
6.-——Cougress
maker for a row between a street car
conductor and Congressman Buchan-
1111, of lllinole, Tuesday afternoon. At
Encouraging reports marking the‘ to be as follows: Cash on hand. the height of the wrestling match be
Imost successful year in the history oi $1,550,825.81; loans and invest- tween the 19338133303. and the conduc-
the order were read by the grand meats. $1879. till. 31: regatta. pera- W. Congressman ‘Reilly moved back
worthy ofllcere and ‘lllagledom soured phernalla, lodge furniture. etc. fl,-
many paces higher in its night to lib? .38349: value of real estate. $3,.
reach its place in the mint foremost 697. 827. 9-1; gross assets. $8,704,444,-
mlts of fraternal organizations ofIblS; liabilities. 81.143.134.02:
this country. ‘ sets, $7561.310.53.
from the front end of the car and pen
shaded Mr. Buchanan to get off. At
that time. the doughty conductor was
”at “8‘ engaged in a mighty effort to elect
the Illinois member.
The
Strength of
Grand Aerie degree
' When these (supercooled were over put of the morning an
0! harmonious the spirit or fraternal-
Strlctly Executive Session.
This morning's meeting was strictly
an executive session and only post
.Worthy presidents of the different
series from all over Eagledom were
admitted to the convention floor. Ton
Baltimoreans took their seats in the
executive proceedings. They were
Edward Hirsch. Max Ways. James L.
Fechtlx, J. Albert Casually, flurry
W. Rodgers. Charles J.
William F. Gottrust, Joseph Asher.
John Swlkcrt. .lr., and Charles it.
Whitoford. All are past worthy presi-
dents of Baltimore Aerie. No. 59.
The meeting was called to order by
Grand Worthy ”President William J.
Brennan. of Pittsburgh, whose few in
troductory remarks were followed by
prayer by Grand Worthy Chaplain
Fuller. who invoked Divine guldunco
for the convention.
Then followed a report by the cre-
dentials committed, J. A diarrlnttlon.
chairman, announcing the number of
.Flnnuery. l
dlvlduul
to the propaganda work
Eagles'
organ all the order.
has a paid subscription of more than
350,000 and is read by nearly every
Eagle in the country.
The grand treasurers report, sub
'mitted by Grand Treasurer Freder-
ick Hughes, of Yonkers. 1N. i’..
evoked general satisfaction on the
part of the assembled delegates. and
there was loud cheering when it
was announced that the financial
status of the order had increased
more than $30,000 during the last
year.
70.000 More Members.
(ii-and Secretary John S. Parry. of
Kansas City. in his report, showed an
increase of over 70.000 in the mom-
borship of the order during the your.
This increase is attributed to the in-
work of the members and
of the
Magazine. the new official
This magazine
All of the reports were prepared in
delegates entitled to settle in the ex- all that has been done by the re
ocutlvo session. In regular order these
delegates then were
their obligations and were given the
the reports of the grand worthy
doors were read Copies of then m lam muttering
spoutive oflicers since the fourteenth
administered usual convention in Cleveland last
7885'.
‘ T110 3906.0“ 0011811de till! greater
d was entirely
any slight differences
ports were distributed to the «integrator that arose during mu proceedings
to later so into the anoint records of
every eerie of the order.
Much Relief wars.
Grand Worthy President bronuen’s
report shows that more has been no!
compilation during the “tilt Volt than
any year in the history a the order.
and special mention is made of tth
relief work done by the Miss dur-
ing the recent floods in the Middle
West. More than $26,000 was com;
tribunal by the order to go to “10‘
victims of this great enmity. and
the Grand Worthy President mm in
his report that every. dollar of this
amount was distributed on a plan
wrench which the greatest possible
meant he tires to the seam
mtwbsbnamwnmm s ,
minim a lawnmower. tobhsbment. WI
MW «out. I; y A . IA ,
Sentinel Ads
Will catch. the
Customers” eye
and attract
New Business
to Your Esv
The row arose over a transfer offer-
ed by Mr. Buchanan. According to
the account given by Peacemaker
Reilly, the conductor alleged that the
transfer was no good. On that lociut.
Mr. Buchanan took an exception. sig-
nifying of riding up Capitol Hill on
the car. The conducstor demanded
that Mr. Buchanan get off the cur
forthwith.
"if i get off. you'll not me off." re-
plied Mr. Buchanan, according to re-
port.
When the dispute started, Mr. Reil—
ly was peacefully wading a paper
near the front end of the car. Hear-
ing a scuffle be looked back. Then he
walked back and commenced to talk
to his fellow congressmen. Mr. Reilly
offered to pay a nickel for Mr. lineb-
nnan. lint Mr. Buchanan would have
none of it. protesting that be was
insisting upon his rights. The con
doctor started again his method of
pamphlet form and covered in detail physical persuasion.
After a minute, Mr ”Rollly persuad-
ed Mr. diurhsnnn to leave the car and
they went up to the Capitol, a short
distance away Number.
W
'l‘en per cent. of discomtort in s
rumishod room is too muchwfor you
van that one that's at least as so!
want. Illilllfnrmhll- or snuworlnu normi
adv.
Newspaper
The Strong
Power of its
Business
Getting
Is Fully Appre-
ciated by all
ties of such.
It soon my durum m- om mom
Advertising,
Efficiency
Who K n o W
The Business At-
tracting Quali-
ézttow Absalom scenery
’ MNN OWIGllw‘M GRAMIROV
first... «It mus ll
GEO. F. PENTECOST, JR.
OF” LANDSCAPE ARCHITEGTI
”A Develonment ofrCountry Places
“ROAD CONBTRUGTlON. GHMING, UUIOIVIBION 0F BUILDIIG
EFTATE’. PLANTNG MID TENNIS OOUITI
SQUARE. N. *Y.
W1. assesses... TOW!“ PAM. DAM“. cons.
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