which permits a .i‘ur-
mar without bond to operate any sort
of s distilling sppsrutbsh providing
only that the neuron must lto
through it meter into n sealed tank in
which the commanders» iii-n
“been placed, Bush on outfit cnn be
Id “00M! made by any tinsmith for View dol-
lars. Densiuring simply means the ad-
WASHINGTON, MI“ ”WWI!” D" dition of any substance which makes
Hurry blue, °‘ Poms“. Oregan, Who, the alcohol unfit to drink. For e dos
is now s Senutor from Oregon. was ‘. suturing agent; 1):, Lane's «bill upre.
making his campaign through the mo", scribes tobacco leaves. which can be
chord and farming districts of realm“ °“ “1mm ”‘5’ “m“ “1 9h"
. United Shiites.
state last “n he kept *his eyes opus} This bill ought to be incorporated as
Auto result of his observations lie bssjpan of the ending tariff bill. pregi.
introduced in the Senate n bill which _f dent Wilson has become srestly inter-
ought to win the instant “no“ Oglested in it. Senator Lane estimates
that farm products to the value of
over farmer and or consu
m y i d s er" me” in $100,000,000 go towssteannuslly. Most
e U“ m totes. Th" bill repesls of this could be saved by distillation.
Senator tans Embodiu lnyariils
Bill Provision, int 06-“
that ”on” "we“?! 0'1 the statute if you are interested in this consent!“
. on otth-Whosrlt',‘
will be Whittle Town Hull, Tins-l ” ‘ W-‘r— ‘
day omnipotence the matter or > A twodsy motor trip
ohwuiuhovnsme of Church street bribe Tourinlr ‘Deportrnent or the Au-
* ‘ toilet; {toast willodnielupflf‘hn finite WWO Giulio: America over is» route
‘ ammonites ail-sol. bolus soiled un- at two hundred and fifty miles with
" [our its puissant noble. .oisiminul‘thst it mam! mum: root: and hem»
‘ ~ mosverturned eves-to the borough 0 o no on o 5’9 soon is—
Wendell Ashton, 0! New With. spent under the name of church street. A‘ W9“-
.sundsy in town. petition has been received, signed pylmg'he route leads to Newburgll and
. . , , most often report',,r humanist in a “D alone the Wollkiil river via
Til" ”“9“" °.‘ ‘9" MW“ mum‘s-semen: fo’i' s. L. Hull, who opened New Pelt: to Kingston. It then toi-
h“ “99“ redecorated and “W’ed' the street,.tiia.t it should rishtfully be 10“ Esonus Creek and Itondout
issued Hull gm, «Other basin“. Greek for s short distance on the run
J. Ii. Folsom i8 painting the Helix-om be mummy, ,to Port Jervis. Running down the
man cottage on East Maple street. Delaware Valley it turns left at Ding.
The New Columns Bland the second menu and lead: back to New York via
'3 GeorgemsteVens has connected the guinea: the series with the Ridge.iNorthsrn New Jersey.
ioid library building with the sewer fields, on Saturday, and were best' Sifliiiflfirfit New York the motorist
gygtgm‘ en. 6-2. A large number urine {and follows lacondwsy to Yonkers, then up
‘ly seemed that men, were more New rytown, Ossining end Croton, to
A hte we , born to Mr, and
dong r‘ S ,3 Mi , 0 Census people in attendance than are Peekskill 0V9? mscsdem fonds With
Mrs. Thomas 80001 st 1' 8Y8 0“,“an at the some. on South we.lliovue worn stretches. A ten~miie run
is suggested I
wentto witness the some. and it real- through Dobbs «Il'erry, "lrvington, 'l‘sr- ,
The Store closes every dsy but Saturday at 5 o’clock.
On Murdays at p o'clock
consensus» :1 ear
Silk “Middies” for Cooluess
Thin white Japan“; ’Silk and as washable as cotton.
Made in most attractive models, with wide sailor collars,
turiibuck coils and pocket rovers of some colored striped
silk three-quarter sleeves, turnback cuffs and pocket rc-
vers of some colored striped silk that looks chic
couibinesweil with white. The front laces with a colored
cord, through a dozen or more eyelets. . The throat can
and
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nets, on Friday. be pen and free, the arms cosy
books known as the _ denatured 3100-: tlon, affecting” the pocketbook of all of
hoi law and substitutes a. simple, undue. you will lose no time letting your
, hampered prooeduro by which every'senstors and representatives know of
farmer will be able to turn his Waste ‘ your, wishes.
farm products into denatured alcohol.‘
and thus show a profit for what is now ' HENRY 0‘ ROWE" OYSTER DEAL-
a total loss. ER. TAKES A BRIDE.
in one port of Oregon Dr,.Lnne ssw‘ “-M-
an overproduction of potatoes. Thous. Henry C. Rowe, “Oyster king," sud;
ends of bushels of them were left un-I owner of New Raven's biggest oyster ‘
dug in the ground. in another part of plants, married 3 young Providence!
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley of
for the occasion. and took along
:nua each Saturday. lrviug Lockwood‘sl takes one from Peekskiil to Cold
big antotruck was donated'to the club 83”“3' “'0‘“ which place drive
through Storm King to the Newburgh
Hoyt street are spending two weeks ihirtyeight, crowding the truck to {my 8‘ 'ii‘iaiikiii Landin‘s-
in the Maine woods.
Mrs. George N. Yeatou, of Prospect.
Place, is visiting witn relatives in An- freely-4),... Hidgefleid's setting ten;-
clover, Muss.
John Kelley. or Hartford. was in
its fullest capacity.) Davis was in the1
lbOx for the local team, but he was in
Poor condition and web hit quite
hits in live innifigii?" It was in the
fifth that the Ridgefleld's went to Do.-
Vis, and banged out enough hits to
the state there was an overabundance 811‘! Saturday afternoon, according to I town Friday, on business, and spent bring in four rune-cuougii to can the
of apples. Not. only the culls were go- o. despatcli received yesterday from
ing to waste, but rest quanities of Providence. I
perfect apples were rotting. somei His bride is Miss Etta Elmira Mec-
time later Dr. Lane was in Conforming Milieu, who gave her use as 27. and
and there he saw the ground yellow she looked much younger. Mr. Rowe
with waste oranges which had heen‘is 62. The wedding took place at the
touched by the treat, home of“ the bride's parents, Mr. and
Dr. Leno remembered that some.Mrs. Murdock MacMillan. and was,
years ago there were great predic-l performed by Rev. J. E, Springer, pes-
tions of the prosperity that was‘ to‘tor of the Second United Presbyterian
' follow the law which removed the in.‘Cllui-ch.
terns] revenue-tux from denatured 111- For the D2181 two Wars. the bride
oohoi. This exemption was to givelhas been at Laseil academy,.Aubllrn~
every former the opportunity to turn! dale, MESB- During the past .Vesr, she
waste products into that valuable com» i W38 president of the class there.
modity, lit was to make cheep feul, Mr. Rowe 18 the president 0! the
light and power, and thus respound Oyster Growmr and Dealers' Associa-
to the benefit of every consumer m’tion of the United States and Canada.
the country, ‘After a wedding trip, Mr. and ‘Mrs.
Dr. Lane remembered that some‘Rowe will live at Shore Acres, Mr.
years ago there were great predictions Rowe's home on the east bunk 0! the
of the prosperity that was to follow Thames river, across from New Lon-g
the law which removed the inter-nerd“.
Tile bride’s home is at 23 LUV
revenue tax from denatured alcohol.ib°ii iii-"39¢. Providence.
This exemption was to give every “mi No confirmation has come from the
war the opportunity to turn waste ROW? home on “’9 Themes, oppositei
products into that valuable commodi-‘ New London, where surprise was ex-
ty. it was to make cheap fuel. 118M pressed at the news, when the Times.
and power, and thus redound to the Leader asked for comment. Although
benefit of every consumer in the coun- 5"- ROWe “’35 reported from “”0""!
m“ ,dcnce as having started on s wedding
The doctor-eteteman naturally won- Journey, it was said nt'liis home that
dered why, when this benefit law had he “”0“” be ”801‘ from “W“ ”in time
been enacted for the farmers, the for lunch."
beneficiaries are making no use of it.’ M ”‘e Rowe plant 0” Quinnipiac
When he got into Washington he be- bridge, New Haven; it was said that
gun to investigate. and he soon learn/fl” information concerning Mr. Rowe
ed the reason why. would have to come from the New
He learned that two great interests London home.
are opposed to the cheap and wide-E .
spread manufacture of commercial si-l 0- E. 3- OBSERVANCE- .
collolehe Standard on 00., which‘ The thirty-second annual celebration
maintains the prices or gnsoien'o, and of “Robert Morris Day." will be oh.
the great distilling interests, which served by the Order of the Eastern
manufacture all the alcohol, He also Star. at Suviu Rock, Saturday, MKUHC
learned that the Aldrich-dominated 30. The business meeting will be
Senate had filled the low so full or called at eleven o'clock ilt Wilcox‘s
jokers lhllt the whole Act in a lover, s Theatre and an interesting program
gigantic hoax. llllu been arranged as u port of this
'l‘licorctlcully, Senator Lune learn- meeting.
mi, ii. rosin n former not less than it is desired that there be a large
830,000 for u denatured nlcohoi plnnt representation from Greenwood Chan
which will comply with the low and tar. No. 80. of this piece. who will by
practically, a former cmmot buy a attending. assist in honoring the mem-
plant at any price, for the very goon cry of the founder of the Order of
reason than the manufacturers oi dis- Eastern Slur-
lilllui: machinery will not sell to him -
for four of offending the great dis- VICE-PRESWE'NT NOT COWNG 1'0
tilllnlz interests. ,l ' PM“-
Not only in the price prohibitive. HARTFORD. Aug. lit—«The Connect
but, the lawmakers saw to it thst the loot Fill? odicinls had the promise of
former must put up u. bond of $5.000 Vice-President Marshall to come to
before starting n plant, it provision Hartford and speak on Labor Day. but
which iiiiiifi‘ti the general manufacture word was received from Washington
of this product impossible, other pro today that he will be obliged to cancel
visions require the use of expensive the unto so u session of the United
denaturing materials: and otherwise Stetes Senate will be held that doy.‘
lilo mallilmt'till‘l’l in hedged about by and be declines to absent himself. ]
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Mrs. James Glynn of Naugntuck is
visiting with her son, William "Glynn,
of Brennan's store. ‘
The shoe making machinery has;
been removed from Benedict 8i: Co’s
factory on Main street.
Mrs. W. D, Hoffecker and son, and
two weeks at Ocean Grove.
Miss Anita H. Raymund of Roll-
road avenue, is spending two weeks
with her aunt in East River, Conn.
Mrs. A. M. Dorenius has been con»
lined to her home on Main street for
several days during the past week,
The Red Men are busily engaged in
preparing for their two-days‘ carnival,
to be held September 11 and 12.
Mrs. Theodore Jones lias been vis—r
iting her daughter, Mrs. Miles Adams,
on Hoyt street, for several days,
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Owners of property on the outskirts
of the town are posting their land.
forbidding shooting and trespassing.
Mrs. James A. P‘nirty spent the
week at the summer home of Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas F‘nirty at Silver Sands,
Milford.
Mr. and Mrs‘. George T. Smith and
family motored to Pouglikeepsie, Set-
urduy, and spent the week-end with
relatives.
Miss Mary Lockwood. of Silvcrmine
was the guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. irvluir Lockwood on South live.
one, this week.
The Misses Jones, Ocuoke avenue,
are improving their property and
illerwise making their home look quite
neat and attractive.
A number of tile residents of Paris
six-est wont sidewalks. and are peti—
tioning the Borough Bourd to linvo
the matter acted upon.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Gregory and
son or Stamford are spending the
week lit the home (if Mr. and Mrs.
James A. li‘ulrty of Seminary street.
Miss Jcsn 'iiuricson has returned to
her home in Jewstt City, after a two
weeks' visit with her cousin. Mimi
Anita liuymond, on Railroad svenuc.
’i‘lle eixliiietn birtliduy of Mrs. ti. 8.
‘Brlncliorboif was held at her home on
immediate family we. present and the
afternoon hours were pleasantly
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UNDERMU SLINS -
No Mud for women to injure their eyesight doing
fine handiwork when yOu can buy such pretty hand em~
broldered Lingerie at such rsmsrlrsbly low prices.
NIGHT GOWNs. CORSET COVERS. COMBINA‘
TIONS, CHEMISES, SKIRTS, etc, antibody nude of
sheer filmy marble and embroidered in beautiful dcu
signs fresh from the tracing sheets of the designers.
The heuopwrtunity of the session for the women of
TheNorwulks to secure exceptlml values in exquisite
Muslin underway.
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' The money will be used in helping dis
.l grounds,
.. unveils; for the conduit in front of the
.. new intention. .niiiding on South
.' Main street. some», Ii pith trim
.one of the W Wild its my
“ through the Wayne on! instantly
‘ ,I,I_1,s.‘l,e",-:q * whirl-593.»;
was costly fission by tho Doctor’s
Bridle and Mo hundred will be
McMnllen, Genes mil. Thunder, st 3
p. in, for the moth of the “my.
frsy the expense of grating the
While workmen measured is es-
it follows of WW; that reached to
units a» linker, owed the meet for
s while. and it the some lists are
the trim s. W ‘ r The
games Dick Wliitlock was then sub-
stituted, and thereafter there was
nothing doing in the run-getting line.
it was in the fourth inning that the
New Cnnasns got to Martin and by
successfully landing 0n the boil made
their only two runs of the some. Mer-
tln seemed to have the boys aguess- .
lug. It was probably due to his new
looking delivery for there was notiri
ing much on the ball. One thing very '
)noticesbie on the part of the Now (is-
‘nesns was the utter lack of life-indire-
samo spirit that must be msnlfest ‘
for winning ball. The Ridgefieids
will play the rubber game here early
in September. Following In the score
by losing:
New Cannons
Ridgoflelds ..... 0 1 0 l, d 0 0 0 3....5
Very 0mm s Sentinel "Par ule'
Id. Will inns o "windfall" of pin‘
money in return for on unused uncle
of value. Are there pin money we
libilities in some things you on em
in; smut
AMUSEMENTS
Another Remarkable Week or
msrkable Slim. At the place of
content and good cheer-—
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The National Vaudeville Resort.
Exceptional Engagement of The Great
Metropolitan Musical Triumph—Joe
Maxwell’s Masterpiece of Song and
lenntelu-“A MiGHT m A POLiCE
STATION. With Twin (12) Clev.
or any- and Girls
Another important Announcement——
Notable Appearance Hero of "THE
MAN HEARD ABOUT. BUT NEV-
ER SEEN HERE—~Worid’s Greatest
Aviator-«LINCOLN BEACHEV—u
Holder of the altitude record of
Americn.’ In it series of thrilling
tales, illustrated with wonderful
motion pictures, of his moord~bresk-
in: flights. over Niagara Falls, the
National Capitol nl. Washington, and
u hundred others Come and take in
ride in on aeroplane with Lincoln
ltoecbey. Here is at presentation
that marks a new epoch in vuudc-
ville
The charming Comedian-w— BILLIE
GOUVIER. simply superb in sweet
80nd! and Bmwial Creations.
EXTRA. EXTRA-o- Tho biotin nicked
Musical Comedy Sllfh-RV EV ‘
LEIGHTON-«Jn Their Own Musical
Comedy Force.
Astute Asrislieto—u BENBATlONM.
PitiCEii-m-ln Thrilling Exploits in
Mid Air.
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Tile Recreation Tours
Block lslsmi $11.50
May trips, ileturdsyn, Aug. ill,
iii 80.
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Mitotic Git . “I.“
May ”his, Mondays, Ant. 8. 26,
Boot. 3,15, 22. 7
Asbury Peri: ....... $18.50
on” trips. Mondays, Aug. ill. 26.
W, 8. iii. Ill, 3!.
White Mountains $25.00
5m trips, Honours: our. in. as,
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film Mn . M80
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m Boston. Houdini: the retina; the field of vision in
landing at Newburgb a delightful
drive leads through. Snvilton and
Plattekill with occasional line views
to New Paltz.
Shoowngunk Mountains are two
charming bodies 01 water: Lake Mo-
honk and Luke Minnewosks. Excel-
» Finest i250 Value
with Guarantee
Thrown In
You buy 25c hosiery anyway.
why don't you insist on n guar-
antee. too? Buster Brown's
DARNLEE'S Gunrsnied Hosiery
is the finest appearing and fit-
ting hosiery sold today for 250
mismateed or non-guaranteed.
it will pay you to ask for it, as
its append-lice will sell it and
its wonderful Wearing qualities
will make you buy it regulnriy.
bill
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Buster Brown’s
DARNLESS
Gusrsnted Hosiery
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
25c I Pair.
4 pairs guaranteed 4 months.
In mode from finest long stu-
plc Sen island Cotton Yarn, with
wearing parts. heel, top, sole
and toe, strongly reinforced
with 2. (i and 4 ply light linen
thread. All colors. sizes, weights
and styles, Dollar box of four
pairs guurnnlod for four
months. Ask to so it the next
time you buy hosiery.
A.Dickcrman &Son
84 Washington St,
South Norwnik.
Phone 446.
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Near New Paltz in the
lent views of the Rondout and Wall-
“is
WHAT I3 THE DIFFEREN¢E HE.-
TMIEEN QLD STYLE LENSES
AND OUR TORIC?
is s question often asked. This in
iusirstlon gives u good ides. The
deep curve is nearly the natural
shops of the eyeball; the light rays
on conveyed without confusion to
increned; they can be adjusted
closer to the eye, and are much
lighter.
WULiSTfi, not Opticians. exem-
iiio your eyes when you come to
New York. ,
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THAMER
MM UM Opioid”.
I1 Am More. mm 61.
$3.50. all sizes.
When it comes to ,3. question of “Middics,” we have
them in great variety, all suitable materials for summer,
for women, misses and children. .
Second Floor.
Sweaters for Women
All Odd Collection to Close Out
A few numbers, and these have become a trifle muss-
cd from handling, to be closed out at reductions.
Two styles, with military collars, or turn-away col—
lars. ‘ ‘ ‘
Value $2.98 for $2.39. Value $4.50 for 33-75
‘ Value $5.50 for $4.75.
Second 1‘ 1001'.
Some Dress Goods at Reductions
"Oh, well, it’s too hot to have clothes iliade,” says
somebmiy. Autumn coming, September almost on our
heels, and here are the most toillptiiig offerings.
Miami SuitingS, light color arid.\vasiiable, 58 inches
wide, were films a yard,
now 60¢, Five part—pieces.
W601 Suitings of‘beauiiful quality, light coloriugs.
were $1.50 and $2.00,
at S 1.00.
Colored Dress Goods S'cciinn.
" The September Designer
Fashions for Autumn. interesting articles on furnish-
ing homes. Colonial Furniture, the styles bow to . buy
rind arrange. Old Pewter, and information concerning it.
Stories, etc. Price 10c.
Autumn Style Book, 20 cis. and one Standard Pat-
icrii frec. ‘
l‘ailcrn Section, Main liloor
kill Valleys are obtained from the] HELD FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
mountains. Leaving New i’sltz Uii‘i WATERBURY. Aug. lil.«-Antonio
route runs through the beautiful Wall-i (.‘uliibl‘ese. of this city. was held for
kill Valley to Kingston. Kingston was; the Superior court today in the (lily
the scene of many events during lilel court charged with highway robbery,
iiievolntionary War. The run fromf it being alleged that lie was one of tile
iNew Paitz to Kingston is over ulncnU two men who held up and robbed aged
ldarn roads and fine scenery is enjoy. Mr. and ride. Andres. Clminiei‘s on the
‘led. Middlebury mitt], July 26. The couple
i Turnins west at Kingston we drive identified the prisoner in court. (‘iiln-
’ulong Esopus Creek on good muindam hrese denied the charge.
through Hurley to 'Mirbletown, then 7”,,
:the route leads up the Rondout Volley
,throuxb Stone Ridge, Accord, Ker-
konkson, Wewerslug and Nuponoch to LOV E R S, .
iiillenviilc. At Nupnnocll is an old In-
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dion Fort. ‘
\l‘rom Ellenville we roll over good
,mocsdsm slung Bundbury Creek. with
the Shortsngunk Mountains rising to
, impressive heights on the left. through
Summitvilio to Wuftsboro, thence
through the valley of Busherklll to
Cuddebsckviiie. Now the reed runs
'down the volley of the Neverslnk with
splendid views through Godoffroy and
Huguenot to Port Jervis. At Port Jen
’vis the Delaware river is crossed and
u delightful shorhun along the Dem.
were. with superb scenery taken us
Vacation
.throush Milford to Dingmsns.
‘ iF‘rom lfingmsns we cross the Deity
were river to New Jersey. then drive
Footwear
> Psrsipsny-uud then drive through a
Open In. Innings. In. is yours.
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,over o. fairly good road through lay-
.ton. Tuttle's Corners and 'Brnnohvilie
to Newton. iLeaving Newton, drive
"through Bprlnxdois sud Andover to
'Netcong. passing Cranberry Lake.
Continuing on from Nitrous it run
ever need mmdsm is mode through
munitions Dover. Note we pass
through hooker» and Del-ville to:
TENNIS, YACHTINB AND BATH-
lNO GHOEB.
LADIES' WHITE PUMP6 AND
OXFORDS.
pretty rosidontisi section. Collin".
GHimREN's BAREFOOT DAN-
Veronsr Montcioir, Bloomfield and ‘
DALI.
Ballerina ore nos-ed on the my to .-
the ferry st Walloon». A short soil. A
mus the Hudson river lends the m
WHITTIHOII'O
(Drill. sti 42nd St. New tori: city.
Sentinel Whats on o moi: action
and impulsive means of some»
nation. The: stiles-d a direct m at
coming I messes to tho ones who
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SHOES.
will no em Wanted.
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