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'York city. 1
' .1308, of iNorwaik, have been
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‘ spending a few d
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.. toying a two weeks‘
17 ‘mon in End inland this
distort tho'phoue and protect your
mound valuables assinottbla dan-
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' to supply your summer wearing a;
horn rlt-lht nwuy-~—toduy—-nnd tulle
gums this sale offers.
to be found anywhere. Como ni
' Sale in both stbres—wsmmfovd
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y The weekly display of fireworks will‘ A:
[be held this evening ul iloton Point.
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adder of the Sons of America. will
if we could make you fully realize what u saving it menus to you
Finer goods are not made, lower prices are not
Clint. u 8i Suit House
33 South Main ht, South Norwaik
LE SALE
2' i shores.
lpnrcl needs now you would come
advantage of these exceptional bar-
ld Investigate, ,
and South Norwaik,
null on
illul litilltlll
Norwalk Yacht Club Would Hold
Its Second Saturday in Sept.
, Who violin» 3 no is iii in
Miss Lillian Roscoe and Morris Illls'! n 9 p g
visitingt
Mrs. Asbury Taylor, of (merry Luna; Scrol‘nl members of the Norwnlk
ll‘ucht (‘lub have realized that for
lsomo time past it was a mistake to
hold the annual meeting oi” the club
rliit‘: inst Saturday ill February, when
‘hold ii rcguiur meeting this evening.
L‘Frank Ailicn bus returned to his
home in Siivei‘minc, {liter attending
diode.
'Mrs. Ann Kcnpedy, ol‘ Chapel stl'ecm
nedy, ol‘ the board of charities in New"
>w
Mss Ethel Manin, oi" South .\'or~
«walk, has returned to her home utter
1 in. Detroit. Mich.
‘ —~.Don‘t forget to attend the Eagles
dance at Dorlon‘s l’oint, Friday oven-
ing, August 32nd
.lder way to have this date changed
members of the club. residing out of
___~‘_ town in winter, could be present dur-
rMs. Jogeph Bray, of Wilton avenuml lug tho summer or fall if the annual
’ is spending a few days with relativesf ”WWW ““5 held at that time.
in Carolina, n. 1., and will visit Watch “'llh this object in View a mee‘lng
lot the governing board was held at
..._..__._...._ . the club house at Hickory Bluff, lust
State School Supervisor Hugh \i’.ie"°“l“l~’- 1“ “INC“ the matter was
Alger, of Danbury, has moved to Nor-‘ thoroughly discussed. Several changes
walk, where he will reside while m in tho by-luws. prepared .by Secretary i island and the colored people gather-l
"charge of the schools of Weston, \Vil-f George ll). Curtis, were rcudwd unan-
iimously upproved. pending a satisfac-
uu. ilovy vote of the club, Zach member
The nomination of Edward C. John-V lodny received the following letter:
son, of New Haven, to be assistant] it in proposed to amend our consti-
paymaster, Naval Militia. is approved. lotion by changing the date of the
and he is‘n intedund commissioned ullnuvncellng from the lust Snturduy
ton and vicinity.
assistant pa, master, Naval 'Mllilinfiof It‘s ruury, to 2d Saturday of Scpt-‘ May, and William Lu lleunmc. l'llitir-'
olnbcr.
‘ ’l‘ho proscul date is entirely illogi-
Miss ”in“ Snlhcl', 0“ “'0 ofilco 0!col in that it occurs when the inter-
Town Clerk Herbert 'R. Smith, is oil-‘1 out of the members in the affairs of
vacation.
““dllllfi‘ club, and in the sport, is at. its
spending the limo iii For ROCkflWtil',‘ lowest only,
from August in, vice Locke. I
,vvrv m. in
lllllllllll llilillHlli
will] it ill
Glastonbury I Peach Growers
Losing Money Rapidly
oi..isro.\iotti{v, Aug. its’r‘The con-
tinued dry weather is seriously dlilllllg"
‘ i to rcepoct his opinions. He said
.1 :strnnge thing that tho buslncns of the
5' ti‘mlllll'l' should ho bolted to give 58- walk in the paths of
jrious consideration to the prohibition;
' ,ol’ the importution of footliers‘ DG‘LIH
i . . .
: ,lonled thousands of miles from ounator Reed, Senator McLean bus re-
, ’ protectionism or free traders or tariff. visions of the House bill
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“K8 1 tor McLean "an amendment. than.
t“ ‘ . «I . 3 “ courage the ‘lilnuuhtor of American
, M [IAN 8 Bl”. birds and to protect the birds clinic":-
. oign countries." ,
speech Senator Rood. closed his
lawn: ‘
,“l an: opposed to this kind of log-
islatlon. I insist that this revenue
. which now springs from ornaments,
”WASHINGTON. .AUE- 19L-Atsw £116 from luxuries that people can do with
touclusion of Senator 'Mcioeuu’s out and that only those people W110
killgimh. =Baturdny afternoon, in supllortrnn afford to paywtliat this revenue
lot is amendment to the thrift bill-pro; that comes chiefly from the pockets
Missouri Senator Declares Tar-
iliMoasuro'Shnuid ‘Conia um
ividlug for the protection of birds, Son-i, of tho woulthy and is laid absolutely
inter Rood, ct .‘lilssoul‘i, took. the lioorlupon a luxury shall continue to be
send sold that ho llud so much gen-iluld upon that luxury and not be to-
iuiuc record for the Senator l‘l'oiiilkon from it and put upon the blankets
lt‘onnocticut that. he was utmost forced‘oi the poor Dcopiea—upon the woolen
{considered it a curious line of reu-
' ,worn by the men and women who
gi-iOIllIlg on this bill and that it was a N
toil from morning until night. who
grind in the mills of labor, and who
adversity.
“I have nothing against the bird,
. it i have more interest in human be»
,cuuso of on ovm-stl‘uined, not to pay tags,"
9
1 maudlin, Hl’llllluthy tor birds horn until Notwithstanding the speech of Sen-
, _.. ccived the assurances of Senator Wil-
li ' I‘he business of the United Statcsuiams and Senator Simmons that his
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iunnits the passage of this bill. he do: amendment will be adopted by the
cinrod. ‘All men, WIIL‘HIGI‘ they are: finance committee, and that the pro-
‘ . . will be re-
3 reformers, understood that the sooner‘ stored.
,this great intention is Settled and the' m—w .
'COliiilJ'y known exactly what the tariff, VEGETABLE GROWERS' FIELD
rates are to be the sooner can busi-1 DAY.
:lleSS adjust itself to the new oondi-l ,
tioiis and proceed to do lflislness." Ho? i Theitgnnootlilcut Vegetable Growers
isaid that with this situation before the“ :1‘::(:;’n§1 (:11; “Andliio‘d tr; :‘uglibtdfleld
irouutry it was folly to stop to dis-[m 1’1 wfnd near New. ”ms ’zsrlens.
cuss the question of humming birds do“ Hi lwood ‘18“ .930? forge:
‘nnd herons. ‘Wo puuso here solemn- 3" g) , S a bu or 0 ‘ e
liv" he sold “to dilute u) f ,Havou, and is one of the finest mar-
" ‘ ' ' 10" onclfui kct gardening sections in Southern
New England: Within sight are about
. outrages alleged to be or to have been
‘9 called diamondlont‘jof’gcnn- .
In 'couciuding' his rather lengthy ‘
llelcloths and cotton fabrics that urc‘
- I I S. . W
fol chill; r £9253; Ior" MINTZS New ‘~‘ u c d c
Belts 50 cents
Smart Hats
Beginning Tomorrow, we will
show over I00 New Models
in high-class ready-to-weui‘
Hats, in all the new colors. If
it’s new and up to the‘minute
we have it. Prices moderate.
New F all Suits
‘$18.50 $25 $30
: perpetrated upon feathered tribes thut’
taro born and die in remote places or
lthe earth for from tho haunts of civ-
liltzntion and the eyes ot men, thou-l
islands of miles away."
1.400 acres of highly cultivated fields.
in the height. of the season the High-
wood Association often ships three toe
four car loads of produce a day. be.
i cry, the sport of ancient doys,‘bronghtl
,sides supplying New Haven. Wuter- muny men and Women from various'
A-RCHEEY AT SOLDIERS' FIELD
TODAY.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Aug. lit.—~Arcli-
ilunul Wu ISSUE “
Senator Reed referred to the grip.
' flulry and other nearby places. Mn,
7 I wool: for The Sentinel.
L L. in company with Misses Mario», The fact that most yacht clubs hold
‘ rot Cumming», Annu nnd Muzie Keno
ing, of Norwalk.
a Work npponrs to be utmost ut
their elections in the winter. is no
reason for continuing a bud prncticc.
For yours we hn‘vu boon tumble to
ing the crops.
l
{of intense heat. .l. it. little cstlmntos
, that the dumugo to his crop of peaches
ly noticeable during the that two days
i
ays visiting l'ricuds‘ the yachting Spirit is most dorlnunl,‘ on account of the luck of rain will!
’ ‘ and consequently it movement is un- utnountgo $1,000 3&1“! for the 1115i Will
days, and for the town probably 53.-
lo one in the summer season. Molly-£000 a day. Tile dulnugo to the lobocl-ot
icrop is probably even greutcr.
Yesterday afternoon the sixty
jtleorgia peach pickers thut Mr. llnic
has brought from Georgia, took a hull
holiday and wont to Hartford in u
‘speciul car to see the sights. Thorn
1 were a number of visitors to the arch
lords yesterday afternoon, including
1 several from'Mussuchusetts and ltllode
iod on Mr. Hale’s lawn and entertained
the loudly and visitors with pluntu-
1, tion songs.
i
‘FROM ST. LOUIS TO SEE THE DA-
‘ RIEN PAGEANT.
5 St. Louis is to have n puizouut next
lump of the Production Committee. is
coming to see the Duriou l’ugcunt un-
‘nouuccd for August 29, 30 and Semi-in
:bcr 1. Mr. Ln llcumo’s visit will bi-
‘for the purpose of getting pointers for
ithe ‘St. Louis Pageant, and to confer
gwlth William Chauncey Lungdon. the
; pageant muster omho pageant of lio-
,rien.
This announcement is made by the
2“not it quorum, lproxlos included, ol “not. Louis “Republic" of mm Sunday.
standstill will“ in NOV”! Mill“ Gunfigounuul meeting. i’orsonul uttcniiunco In on editorial oil the subject, the “Ro-
and some steps uhould be taken to hur-
ry the contractors on mo pnvlng or the
Connecticut Company along. The
merchants in the thoroughfare nrc
becominu tirwi of tho incouvonicnru
amused, and urn i'oululvl‘lllg luunyi‘olu-
pinints.
wiontilt ul our window If you would
like to not a suit ("our Iron. “3- giro
tholu .lwuy. (‘uvnunuh and liner.
1A petition in bimhruplcy Iiilfl boon
illod in tho l'niiod Stilton court by
Samuel Button, of lirltiunport, who
not forth tbni lulu liuliillticu unwind. to
$2,933.99 with no unuutu. Splvoll dons
R not. Mutts in tile iwillion wliut his bush
Work in pvnnrouulnu very rupldly
on the now iiiuiimrlmi llcl‘ornu‘ld
Clinic); pursunuuc on Imiugtou oven.
W?“ bloom urn now point; luld iliid tho
. porch to quite cniuplotcd. 'l‘hn extor-
ior Work on the iluupuriun llupttnt
Ohrucli on the street in liliililitiil nnd
_, only, minor details lock the completion
f‘ oil the edition from the notable view.
, NOTiGEi NOTICE“
it you are a subscriber to The Sam
tidal bring or send in 35c. and got
1 three of the most popular mozozlnes,
Hearst's. Foahlonobio Woman and
7 Thu Metropolitan, tor three months.
. [Hon are not it subscriber Send or
‘ bring ".60 and The Sentinel
om!
mine: will be sent you [or three
(ileum by mail. it you prefer to have
omnboy deliver your paper send us
.350 for magazines and pay the boy lilo
The most»
ohm out with all the current only
link of villi interim and. will piano
arm Minim- ot the “Silly.” a
'R
“‘1
noun wun, but ii In evident from tho‘
{,ilut (if creditors (but he conducted it
grocery null nit-bl murhi-l.
Shun uuunlly boon confined to the to
col officers. This is not no it should
be!
If the annual meeting occurred lulo
,iu the summer. our out-ol—iown inclu-
'boru could attend and coming at ~u
limo when onllluuiusni for tho sport
is ill its highest pitch, lunch good for
. the club woultldio uccomptishoil, in my
opinion. My illirtoon yoitrl‘l' survive. its
scorolury confirm my bullof in the
wisdom of this choline.
lu Soptumluzr, you know who urn
idolnu good work for the club.
linnw who would uullw good officers
for tho next your, unit you burn a
much builor t‘IiilIiN‘ to nulu ilm i‘ml-
inuul of Hilton who you dosirc lo iii-two
you. boutiuuo lhoy um thou onihunluu-
tic uud might consent. when they
would rci‘unn in tho cold light of mid-
winter.
I believe further, lliul it. would he
cantor for tho now ol‘llcurn to onlor
on their dullnu in the full thou in the
«prion.
the club out of communion, it. would
come ounlur for them to put it. into
comluloslun. They could mnlm runny
urrnnuemontn for the next yonr'u opou‘
int; while they were attending to the
cloning. For instance, it polished
with tho innilor, they could monsoon
him, which would be on udvnntugo
both to him and to the club.
Under the pteoent system. the of-
floors tool perhaps that their duties
are done. when the club closing for
the season. Tho new oitlcers do not
feel called upon to take hold until it
opens again. Yet matters important
to the club sometimes come up in min»
winter.
neupecdully,
Cl. CURTIfi. Secretory.
A good adv. no" but iii the but
You ,
5
ilnvluit utlcndnd to puiliuu
public" falls in?) n grove error of
fuel. It lmngiuiib tho! the pugcuut of
l Ilnricn is lo-bofiicld under lilo pull-ow
,iigo of tho .gili'sollduuc l'ouudulion.
{The “llopulllitf‘ggmz "'l‘ho Snub fond
.tllllion is spending money for opinions
uccumululcd by llunsull Suite." l'uclo
illusscll novor wool in for bounty nu-
;iusu ho could iii‘i.‘ it profit in ii, uud
ho uncrlilood bounty to prolil ovon to
,llll‘ extent at rulnlui: u ri'op of buy
touch your Ill the front yard of his
,couulry homo.
“ii' unylloily bud lICt‘lltiN‘ him of on
optimizing illil'll uuruiuuuutlvc thluitu
lip iluitunlits, ho would proluibly huvu
ruled for slulldor. Fulo. however. will
liuvo it little ironinu. nud the money1
which Ulluscll Snub dmllrutuil to tho
ouuuofol’ iltuin unit over more truth now
lulimurnizon no oil in limbo u liolliiuy,
dust us hope lhul our joy ill the mun
iuu .pugcnul will nivu no pulp to tho
uhudo ol‘ Auun-lru‘n monl fruuul util-
linunlro."
in point of MN, tho llei‘iinl or lin-
rlon in not. receiving it penny from 7
the lingo foumliulou. Tho urrm‘ nrnw
out of tho furl, dolibllcnu, lluit Wil-
iinm Chauncey lutnmion, who is filliit‘ . ..
inn tho llurlou pugount lion tutti some Ij,
the Bonn ‘:::
Mr, London In president. ..'..
oi the «Amer-icon l’ngonnt Association, Z‘I'
'nnd not E. i". Ollorholtucr, of Philudol‘ :5:
phlo, us is stntcd by the “Republic."
As pogountry‘io new in at. Louis, its '
official connection with
touudutlon.
‘ mistaken are iiuruonoblc.
TWENTY~EIGHTH ANNUAL RE-
UNION.
.,.
Secretary Robert Bunion has son! I I.
not notice; for the both annual roun-
lon of the 29th Regiment, (3. Vi;
{meeting will be at. 11 a. in.
one unmanned .
5 may!»
1;“; l,
, Wu}?
It hos been particuluz‘n
'Lehmnon's Hotel, iii? vaiaw avenue, ”j;
Endymion, August 28. The business 3 ,1.
A short
:tein of protecting animals in Turkey,
where no man dared to lift his foot~nt
n ninngy cur iii the streets, but where ' the State. h ii i 1)' w 11
l‘thcy make nlni‘eS‘ of the women and‘ Those going s m“ to (e a m e
offer little protection to mom iavcnue car at New Haven green and!
He said there was rooiizzed lust yeari get off at Circular avenue. The Hum.
“-01" the ilnportotions of feathers the . phroy Fire Association hall. the head-i
This, he Bald'jquarters, is in sight of the car. At}
was a tax on luxury, pure and 8113919.le hull there will be tables for the
basket lunches, with coffee or lcmw
‘tiiut no woman wore an importedi l
feather upon her hat. but was wear-lonade furnished free. After dinner
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ling something that. she could do with- there'ulli be “Snags???" expert all
,out. He said he did not sympathize deneis and 0‘ or we ‘ “mm agr '
iwlth the proposition to transfer this:i turists. The meeting is open for all,
’great revenue to the necessities orginterested.
1 life.
‘ Uro'ls one of the largest gardeners in:
=sum of $1,820,000.
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“
l lie said it was easy to work up QU‘ETLY MARR'ED‘
lsympathy for nny animal! "Why. Mr. Miss Anon Schroeder and Edward
'i‘resident, I can make a speech upon;G. Weidner. both of South Norwnlk,
the wrongs of the slaughtered cultiWBTt‘ 111M119“ by the Rev. 1:90 B.
that will appear at a classic in coin-I’l‘homus. pastor of the North Baptist
lpnrison with tho punegyric which hasfcllurch, Port Chester, in the parsonage
éjust been dolivered upon the awk.“%sturdny morning. They were attend-
‘wurd, ungulnly, long-logged swmupfed by Miss Zinmu Schroeder, sister of
*birds of South America from whichl the bride, and by Arthur (7. Weidner.
. we got the iiinruis," he said. 'bmtllcr 0f the groom.
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3O STAMPS WITH 1 LB. EL RYAD
25 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. AMBOSA....... 32c
20 STAMPS WlTH 1 LB. BULTANA... ......... .. .. 300
10 EYAMPS WITH 1L3. VERY GOOD COFFEE .. .. 286
5 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. GOO“) COFFEE 250:
Our Coffees are the Best on the Market. Once Used, Always Used
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124 WAunINGTDN IT. UOU‘I'H NORWALK
Tot. No. WI. Doiivori. Ian I. m. and also p. M. No. guitar;
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. CRDCKER-WHEELE ELECTRICAL RED 8EAL ,
MOTORS SUPPLIER. URY BATTERIES ,
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Electric Wiring for Light and Power
Wu urn ulwoyo randy to attend your l‘lloi'tricui troubles. lump. or
mnnll. A ‘phnun cull will bring it rt‘pulr mini. Try us next limo
whuu uoinuihlug noun wrong.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Hamlet-oil)
ELECTRICAL GONTRAOTOHE.
PH SOUTH NORWALK
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goon tree to our customers, but that. to no sign it'll worthlooo,
tor wc give it freely to insure our friend- against the common
error or homo-builders, and on an advertisement.
No matter what you ore going to build, you'll find us always
rendy‘to advise you. Even if it’s only a bolls-d for a repair job,
or :1 bunch of lath or shingles, we want you to come in and see
no.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
0007‘" MRWALK» WK.
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g. $72 éflggvy Fiat mug}. 2,, _ ~.
SUPPIEMENIM ‘Rliiiiltil
I
t
parts of He country to Soldiers' Field
today to try their skill at, the annual
'tournament of the National Archery N0 Reprint in 589mm!“ 0’ Siam
Association of the United States.
Separate matches were arranged for
the men and women contestants tori
today, tomorrow and Thursday, while
on Friday there will be team shooting,
in which both men and women will
participate. A large number of crack
archers were entered in the tourna-
nament. George P. Bryant. of Mel-
rose, will defend the national chain-
pionship title for men. Mrs. Witwor
Taylor, of Chicago, won the national
championship for women last year,
found It impossible to attend.
Auto Book, But Additions and
Changes to Date
it is not the intention of the score
tory of state to reprint in full the
automobile register which he issued
in June with the additional licenses
which have been issued since then.
Instead, he will issue a supplemental
register in September. This will con~
lain all the licenses issued and the
liiames of the persons to whom they
were issued since June. It will be a
pamphlet of about sixty-live pages. in
addition to the new licenses the pam-
anh day brings new opportunities, phiet will contain the corrections that
added possibilities. for those who have been made in the June list.
are alive w their chances and quick The secretary did not arrive at
to take advantage or condluona. this decision until he had consulted
There ‘3 always a. way for we 0011- the governor and the board of con-
sclentious, skilled worker to get trol. He showed them that a. saving
ahead~write a Sentlnéi Want Ad.. of about $2,200 could be effected by
stating briefly and concisely your or issuing a. supplement such as he do-
porienoea; tell of your proficiency and scribed. They commended his plan
seek a position where energetic, well. and authorized him to go ahead with
directed service will may," in Matte the printing of it. There will be
advancement. omitted from the supplement the laws
The help wanted columns of The relating to automobiles and this will
Sentinel cover every legitimate line enable the secretary to make a sov-
OPPORTHNITIES.
'ilnluud, itiiiturduys, Aug. third.
of human endeavor. COCKS, sales
people, otenographel's. molds, nurses.‘
skilled specialists in various lines,
professional and business experts-ail
are at the command of the users at
Sentinel Wants.
W
AUTUMNAL TOURS ”To THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
The iterrontlon 'i‘ouriut (‘0. have
selected Mondays, September bill and
lbth, for their. populnr autumnal
tours to the White Moutnuins this
your. ’I‘olul cost of those grund il-duy
tripe only term) from New Haven.
which includes uccoiumodutious oi the
lion Slut-lulu liolcl, Bethlehem, N. ll.
I’llrtlt‘N iouvc Mondays unit rcluru
Suturduys. Should any wish to NH
mulu louuor in tho mountuius they can
, do so, us return portion of ticket is
. good until ()i‘ltliii‘l‘.
Tours during this month uro lilorli
:lnlh;
f. Aubury i’uric, Alluullo (lily uiid Whin-
. Mounluluu, Zilonduy, [tumult :lmli. For
t-lrculur donoribluu ull tours. including
tho untumnul, roll on ticket, uncut ill
idcpoi or mldronu 'l‘ho ilccreutlon ’l‘our-
int. i'o., till Oruuuo 8L, Now lilwou.
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
'l‘t'utmNti'roN, hoof 1il.w/\lidrdw
lioiiil. of Bouthluutnn, Iillii n nurrow
euciipo trout Illutuut dilutli llcl‘o thin
morning. Au llc Wilt! walking along
the shin oi the rnllroud truck he won
struck by it passenger train, unit
knocked sovorul toot, lie was taken
to the «lotion on the train. liin initir»
- ics were found to be slight, and utter
being attended by n phyoifihn, ho was
, ' able to Walk to the residence of u
friend whom he in visiting.
NORTH ANGON HA3 Ilia FIRE.
NORTH ANSON, Maine. August 19.
“Every place or busmeos‘in North
Anson and seven residences were do-
ntroyod by lira today. The total loss
was animated at $110,000. About
thirty buildings were bin-nod. i
A good adv. villi but in the bait
lug.
Anotltcr‘sourco of saving will he
in the postage. That on the June
book was ten cents per copy. A two-
cent stamp is oil that will be required
ito curry the supplement through the
malls. When the fact is considered
that during the year the secretary
will mull from 10,000 to 15,000 copies
of the suplomont tho uubstnnilal
difference in the cost or poatngo will
be appreciated.
Mux (lotion. tho superintendent. of
the automobile department, received
toduy n supply of the pomphletn
which his dcpurtnlont liua hud printed
nud which contains the automobilo
lows, tho ruler: of the mud nod the
tublo of license icon.
'l‘bo pnmphlot in n digest of tho inw-
ln :1 comprehensive form and owners
of uutoinoblios und chuuftcurs will tin“
the informutlon contained in it useful.
The pumphlut wuu isuuod from tho ou-
tolnobilu dopnrtmunt thin uflornoon.
iiocrnlnry of Stuto Albort i’hlllipu
Illlti uppolntod .lncob iiurtz to the pool-
tion of shipping clerk in tho uutoino~
bilo dopurtnicut.
AGAINST BEGREGATION OF
BLACKS.
\l’Milllh‘tl'i‘UN, August. lit. ------ Appeal
wun mutlc ynniurdny to i‘ronidont Wil-
uou by tho Nuttonul Antionlntion for
tho Advoncmucnt of Colored T’cnplo.
ugninat tho unitutlon ioolilnp,r to tho
nourogution of tho neurone and wliltoo
employed in the governmcnt deport»
month in Wuuhington. since the new
administration rhino into power proo-
nuro lulu boon brought. to bear upon
both the executive and legislative
limitation or the government to bring
about ouch to reform.
WM
~«Aooidonts will happen, but til.
Msbmgulated families troop Dr. Thom-
Is‘ dielectric Oil for such emormoion.
it subdue: the pun sud heels tho
hum. , .
Homo-senile" which Sentinel Wont
Ads. for light on the "where to buy”
I mic.
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