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“Girl of My Dreams" not! Like i
Salt Words Received from ‘
Unknown swalns. .
or. more, Aug. 22.-’l‘ho‘ young "
women who served last week on ,tl‘lo.
lll'at‘ ullrwouion jury in most St. .Louitl ‘
are being besieged with love letteru
from youths in lllinoia and Missouri.
and their multindully growing hear—1
ier with the gushing epistlns. A nun»:
~“her of messages have come to each,
breathing love from unknown admir-
ers, who were uttt'uctod by their pho~
togmphn published in newer-vapors.”
One of the writers, as an evidence
of prosperity, states in his letter that .
he “owns hla own horse and buggy.“
and knows he is “the one ”luau for
her.” He plenda for an answer and
wants to accompany her on at Joy :‘ido‘
. for life. ‘
Another tells a fanciful story of a *
vivid dream and refers to the Young,
. woman as his "dream girl." He states'
. in romantic words that he would he'
the “happiest man in the world" if.
the young woman \vouid answer his
‘_ letter. and asserts that he “is all up in
,4 the air about it."
Miss Ruth Littlelield, 18 years old,
of moo St. Clair avenue, East St.
touts, who is a stcnographer for the,
.lluilders' Encllnnge, on the toast Side.i
was the first to receive one of the loves
messages. it was written by u yolltlll
at Canton. itlo.
She was asked by City Attorney
Jim-hole, in (mentioning her for duty. it
silo was 21 years old.
"indeed. i am not," as she ruffled
O
"i (“The Pennsylvania Communion Co. “have“ bought the»
-‘ . ~ ENTIRE stony of no so. uoawatu nay GOODS
28,; to 32 morn. Mara syntar
and will sell some to the public of South Norwalk and \icinity, at
and Less
Notions; Hosiery, Underwear,ahiiants’ Wear, Ladies’ and Gents: Furnishings and
\‘r’earing Apparel. therefore you can readily appreciate the Bargains we 0 fer.
' OneDollar Does the Work of Two Dollars at This Sale
Sale Begins Friday Morning,
August 22d, and will“ continue only a low days, as this
store musr be vacated before September lsl.
PENNSYLVANIA COMMISSlON COMPANY
(ll It is a well
known in at
that this store
carried only the
highest grade
of Dry Goods.
8 ilk 3, Dress
Goods, . eivct‘s,
Ribbons,l.aces.
Embroideries.
Tr mmlngs.
up and sent a withering glance t0w~
nrd the young lawyer. "I am not 20-
yet. i am only l.‘."
When she opened her mail Friday,
”
her curiosity was aroused by :1 let I ‘
addressed in a man‘s handwriting tithi- in the newspapers. he states that n"
she did not I‘ecognle. lost his dreams have been reulized in
This is what the mlsaive said; {his 9.11330 f0? his ideal. ‘ ‘
My Dear Friend: I suppose you Wm| lie is o. honrciovlng man, he wriw.
be somewhat surprised to receive this and knowa he 'Wouid matte her a good
letter. but utter .i explain my motives husband. He tells Mxfis Mitchell “.13”
for taking [the liheny ol‘ Writing . 1 he will come to host at. Louis to see.
hope 5'0" “'lll'vnot feel offender‘l‘. Soy? . . .
oral weeks ago 1 mm u very de “closes the sentence wrth “) our loving
rlxlreotl1,v.iltgwliil'll a‘i‘ralliloarl accidentimm'd'""y. ‘ ' _
(recurred, nndnmoug the youugmns.3 A "NAM?“ received b5 Mill’é until;
i gouge, it wug’ii’ififidgkd‘. “metrica- Bmu-n,llti,mf (will Waverly plot-o, a.
A to major usgistan .o. W. V,ntonogruphegoi‘.tilie lnduutrlnl loogpvr,
l": mam. mfi” hot or you with'mm‘e was from undone-sick yluthof Bonito
of the dream, but since having the Term. 'MO' H” Agni!“wil'en‘lfl‘di
dream the face of the girl reappcured..~§ngmly as she Opened it, for she had
several times in other dreums and has read some of those received by the
been 50 “Inflow“, upon m“. mind that other jurors, [and was a little excited
one seems to he a reul'porsOn luatonrl to see what her note contained.”
of :1 dream fancy. "Kind friend': it read, {CI now your
Maybe you can lindglne my'surprisf picture in the papers and i thought. t
ed feeling When today i now the some would drop you n low lines to and ur-
idcntlcul face in u "“‘l‘silaper, and anointed withouch other, on i would
hearing your sweet name. i could not like to get acquainted with u nine girl
resist um impulse to ivrile and tell like your picture in the paper. i
you of the xtl'nnge C(lllli‘ltlenl'e. lilope hope you will accept the letter and
you will not fool offended. and if it in- answer it, for I think l am the one
“was you, i would he the llupploat man for you. Although i llith} out
man in the world to hear from you. i seen you personally. i would like to.
must Confess that i am all up in tho' “I am a young mun just of ago. i
“l" "“01“ it have my own home and hunky. in
l .caunot understand it all, union» in fuel, we are very weii»to~rlo. So if you
. is one or those queer whims ril’l‘am any we can write to ouch other, no
to cause you and l to heroine urouuint- thero'u “0 harm “1.1.110"le letters,
ell.
me for writing, I will close, hoping to ‘some day. You write to anybody nhool
receive a letter l'.'om the living mu... me. for we are the oldest settlesu in,
torpart of my dream girl.
Miss Emma Mitchell, of 739 North
'l‘llirirouill street, [Cunt Hi. Lolita, u ,from will
rur-uogrrlphor for Attorney A. A. l‘iuum'
who was l‘orewoman of the Jury dur-
ing its rluliherutlous, received her first
love note from a "modest young man"
of lied llud, ill. At least. [w no lie-.-
scribed himself.
He addrosned her as “My Dear Mina
Mill-hell of the woman's Jury." and
plunged at once into a word picture of
hill ldoro; of a perfect womun. and aa-
nurml her that her picture in the; " “""'“"""‘“”“"”“““’“’”‘
“ulnho of an ideal girl." Alter tolling: A E000 Ml". oars Will i" “l“ Mi“
her that he had neon her ohotooruph puller. '
Boone Term.
as the pen point in bad. Will do hit
ter next time, if there in any mm. At
least i hope so.“
ousiy for the time to no home. She
had heard of the letters received hy
the others and telapliouorl to her homo
She wan told lettern awaited her ud-
drossod in men’s hundwrliing.
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If You Use
BORDEN’S MILK
(BOTTLED IN THE COUNTRY)
You may know that you are
cnjoying the largest and
bent organized milk service
in America. That every
new thanght or device that
is essential to perfect ser-
vice has been provided. for
your witty and conven—
lance.
You may know that this
milk is produced in the
best dairying dintricto. un-
der the direct supervision
of the Borden Company.
,That your notification and
approval are always the
pr me motive in everything
this company does.
Hail any Borden wagmrand the route salesman will take
your order; or write or telephone,
Borden’s Condensed Milk _ Co... .
“':la_wnurngoasg.,, _ ‘ Teflon "or
. .l
Hoping you will not be angry at are they? We must meet ouch other
“So i will close. hoping to hourl
'Miiiil Jennie Ward, 18, wultcd mmi
UNCLE HORACE AGAIN.
Looks 'Way Ahead and Predicts Many‘ inflicts w
Thingu.
To the Editor of The Sentinel:
r
‘inti and t? ycomiug winter.
drought wh (£43301! "tx‘fil renter
'would comm ce ,nhout the, 20 it oi
Juno, uhd’” .outiiiue“ tlirdugh'““lhc
months of July and August-«have u.-
hud it? All~wlilweptyiu the positive.
There will he a ground diaturhnntc
in the atmosphere from the 28th to
the dist of the present month.
drought will be broken. lohor
will be fair and root; also the hnlunce
of: the week, thoro‘ is liable to take
place. two sprinkled during early
mornings. not i sullluiom account to
interrupt the pleasures ol’ the day! All
will be well for the lair. All hands
turn out! Leave the illlllli‘l?liii homo
Take your lnittcna along. There is
likely to be it front the ill-st week in
September. .'l‘oirur‘co growr'l‘rl lookout.
The coming wlutor will be severe. It
will leave at record undiaputnhio. Put
in the WOUd and coal; don't get loft.
Yours,
UNCLE HORACE.
' Middle liuddum. Aug. :31 1913.
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—-"Suh'orml any and night the tor-~
ment or ltt‘lllng plies. Nothing helped
fine until i user! Dunn's Ointment. it
R. Garrett, Mayor, Guard, Ala.
, REPORT or MEXlCAN LOAN
l LACKS CONFIRMATION.
., .._._,..».,._..~ M “w“...
l’A-itl‘d, Annual, 22.«~».\2o ('ilillll‘llluiltln
cun-iarohtuluod hero of llw report
from Mexico City llllll huulwrs in PM
in and other lturoponu t‘llpltlllg hum
(mode an offer to l’roylslooul l'ronldollt
llnertu to float a new loan or 2.20.000,-
lloo. (in tho contrary, llu‘ report in
not lwllovorl hy tho lluuuur do l’nrls
let l‘aln item, which tool: it lending part
“in"tho‘nrmloua loan to thr- Jioxll'un
ildlyorunwnl. The army is uluo dla.
ororlllod by the lmnlllng house
hazard l’l'eroa,
'lllu French i-‘orl-inu,llllil'o, it an-
prma, oculluurm lo tulip thr- attitude
that it would llo iumlw lor French
iulnltrrn to loud money to tho Mexican
,(iororurnoui until the llllllud “atom
(iovornmonl lmo rrwornjlmd the Hour-
lu uliuliuislruilon. Whit” Frown
,lmnkurn are not Dillilwll to ohnerl’o llle
filtorolnu Ulliro's Hilltlttllillmlli, it in nil-l
!out for them to iollow hiulu or thin
hurt.
7W”...
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i AND autumn Trimaran,
am
My“: YORK. Aulrunt-zzwljnderltlle tier own there are many more horoeez‘m in examination for second lieuten-
,eyeu of :1 howdy armed guard watch. ”Warm “ml “1“”“9’3 in“: the 5"” nuts in the United States Marine
ring the transfer yesterdny of in tomorrow“ WW“ lumwurn of. 8““ are Corps. Hlxtrrn nonunion are to he
iln gold Milton and currency tram an?” ”imammm" 1’“ sent out m that filled, but as two men that for the six-
“express wagon to the, motto of mg.“ immediate Smart of any case
National Park .Bunk,.a morn nor-ma
from the sidewalk, netted a-paokage
or nanometer. land darted until/i: lid
on pursued" by “you. messenger-a
(if
. mm”... “—4.
i CAT SPRINGS AT ITS MlsTREw.
ounds With Its Claws and
Then Falls Dead.
; A cut story that is likely to make
:flihr- hair that” on the top of your hens
Let me, if you pleuso, cull tllrougll‘”wtll:ll's \l'luit this story is.
her asfisoon as it in convenient, and the columnp. of your jmu‘uul,,puhl’ic ”W- Mllffi,‘ 9 Hartford COlil’lv‘illti.
attention, to conditions of the at-
£' rnosphefiiagv‘llhblo to occur during that
And it s
of. thr- t‘ourunt (proposing room. is suf-
fering truth it nervous shock which
£31310 alum through an accident to be
@atcd. A mt lli‘ll had loan a port
‘Qn’fi 'l‘urm :' h usehold for nearly a
year had room» to enjoy all the rights
and privileges of a pot. One of these
rights was thur of sleeping on papers
piled on the top of a stand in the Tm"
,ngi‘ apartnl' in und that was where it
“"1 fills on 'l‘u day morning at ll) o'clock.
Day, '
‘hlr. Turner; who works at night, was
in bed and Mrs. Turner was seated in
n rhulr reading. The cut was appa-
rently asleep on the stand nearby. it
,luui he
dition so for as, anyone could know:
Mr. Turner was particularly",l‘oud of
the cat, which would go nearly a quar-
tor of a mile: from the house in order
to meet him when he was coming
home from work and walk hook with
him. in this und other Wayn- the cut
,wua [mind for its intelligence.
While Air-r. Turner was reading on
l’l‘ueeday l'ormloou ého heard u slight
‘ruetlinu of the poor-rs on the stand
land, looking up, now the cut on all
i tours with its back arched and its eyes
bulging from their sockets. in an-
other second and before elm had time
"P S—Pioaao excuno' hurl writingficlflm me prrmniienily."-——l-lou. JON! 3 ‘0 mm“ “l" “MW" ll‘ml’e” “l her,
lgoinlz through the ul-wapuper and
{striking her on the neck and breast
Euud sinking ,ltu clown in her lienh.
il-‘righteuerl .llmost to death. she cried
1out. and run into the room where her
husband wzm aloepiug. He ran out
into the room from which his wit!
had come and round lhe‘cnt lying on
the floor upside the choir whore hill
with lllitl been sitting. dead. Mrs.
Turner hurl mlnewhut recovered your
lorduy trout tho nhock calmed by the
attack of her pet, hut hear» scratches
on her t’iiltl. neck and arm.
Tin» family are entirely at a loan to
account. for the rat's sudden madness
and death. -
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i ”VACUUM WASHERS.
1 Another ronslrrumonl or wnalmra
limit been received at llllu offloo and
coupon.» slnmlrl be prompted ut once.
.hw..‘_....wu.-W
. w. odor-W4: .W
mom" swarm or cannons.
' .r-lhn'rrouo, tun. .‘thmln orderto
guard more otouoly ugolnnt tho nprond
or allmrlmu. r‘rdlh» (tommirmloner
iltpellm is seeking tho cooperation of
ilooni health authorities in all the
t
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ATTEM’PTB To R06 CURRENCY town» and cities of the state. and hill;
deputy. Dr, 1", A. lullrnm, in conduch
11mg a oriental investigation. The lat-
or,
~g‘landm my, lacunae to the common
Interior's. om;
“4:.
A The members oi" the- Counoctlout Wo-
_ before the Rules committee
Addams and n number of other women
, rent in Washington.
on well and was in perfect con.“
WH-MMW tied he would tsunami. sixty/Alive took
S‘UFFRAGE ‘
WORKERS
, ARE BUSY '
man Sun’rago Aaoociatlon were in
Washington. last week, for the hearing
of the
Hound of Representatives unrl tor the
great public meeting last Friday night
which was addressed by Miss June
:promluent ,ln t1)e.«Nutiotial Council of
lWomen Voters. They send home a
'most glowing accounhof the proceed
lose, both on the morning of August
14th, when the informal hearing wan
‘heldgand on the evening of the ill"
'teenth. Thoy also toll with particular
emphasis of the great change that has
,cmne over Washington with regard to
the question of woman suffrage. A
couple of yours ago, remarked one of:
'tlloari' Connecticut ladies, one scarcely“
heard of woman suffrage in Washing-l
’ ton. Now it is the dominant topic and
senators and representatives seem alll
eager to express their sympathy with
the cause which has the earnest sup-
port of 4,000,000 women voters.
When confronted with the fact that,~
' not all the senators and representa-l
tires from Connecticut favor womuul
suffrage. the Connecticut lady ol‘i‘eretli
an explanatirm-which she says is cur-i
You see, she'
said. there are men in Congress. wholi
do not ever intend to run for political;
oiiice again. They have crowned
their political careers with a term in}
the House or in the Senate as thel
'case may he and'they are theraforoiTOURS TO THE WHITE MOUN'
' careless as ,tj‘opthe stand they take in‘, ‘
these questions. it is immaterial that
{they may liegautrlgonlzlng alumst haltimlr’,‘ arranged to l‘he White “"1”?
the futuré’electOrute, because theylams leaving Mondays, "“54“?“ 2"“
land-September ist. xTotai cost
electorate Mayo trip, inrludlng accommodations
again for its mt“ You mm. he met at the fine Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem.
"r * " .‘isflfiiltl
t) euro that the man who in outspokg .... - ,
(in «1me ,Ppsrtim m woman myth The ‘ Autumnal Tours to White
rii'ge lfir ' ‘ new“, does not expect. ,0,“ Mountains MondnyS, September Stir
land 15th. ‘
Mrs. Tlll‘l fr, wife of B. H. 'i‘llrlier‘l’xhe Engage tiny “How the Votel Last tour of the season to Block is-
: H mmgland, Saturday, August 30th.
lam-L.
'never intend to ask the elotarotce
never intend to ask the
"conic pack to W shinglo'n.
Was Won." which has already
given yam} cesal‘ully in isoveml
parts of flioi’g'fhte is to he performed;
this evening ISSMTOOKJ The ”was: '
for boats, in th own hnll have been
on anlg. to? tiff Velour: post, HDd‘ifd‘ti;
reported from l’enwlrk that every seat
has been. Parties of ladies in?
uutolnoliliiig‘ggaz gone. through alli
the region around Snyhrook ndvertia-l
ing the cdlnfiig performance ands diu—i
trihutiug liter re to stir no interest‘
in the cruise ofir‘omuu suffrage. ‘ QuietY
old Snyhrp ’15 awakened in u man-l
nersurprising 0 its rosidentnlond it
is cxpectadtlmt this evening‘s per-y
forninncelw‘il‘l-‘n'hw' it degree of en‘:
thusiusul equalflto that ohown in towns:
which iffii‘cs“nlost' flourishing suitrdgol
lenguou. ,_ .l‘ 7 i
The New York Suffrage campaign,
ers who were in this State until neur-
ly the end of the week have not yet,
reached iloston. From Hartford which:
they reached last Tuesday they made?
their way to Springfield. and Judging
by the length of time that it took thcmf
to traverse Connecticut it must be the“
middle olv September before they.
rourh their domination. Last Sunday-
thny spent in Merldon and from there‘
they wont to New Britain and on to‘
Hartford. They have had good rceepf
lions in most of the towns and citioa‘
and have received much hospitality;
from Connecticut uui’fruglsts on their
line of march. ’i‘holr upoechcu and
meetings hove neon freely reported
. ‘3 the only guarantee that you have the
Genuine"
. .
“elf 9
rep red by“ ‘ ‘
YOU’LL give YOUR baby the BBS
0‘9”
Your Physician m5 Fletcher's Castor-la.
Sold only in one size bottle. never in bulk
or otherwise; ,tO protect the,
no bias. ‘ 9
"‘ ,. t:g3f4fta"r Company. W ”'5‘
* .‘Wfii‘r " .
trip $11.50.
For descriptive
Ticket Agent Depot or address The
Recreation 'l‘ouri:t Company, £191
Orange street, New l~la‘.'eli._
Wily,
_.._...uv.-
onowus IN 4 FEET OF WATER.’
\ifA’l‘l‘IlZBURY, August 22."“‘i\fl‘3h3‘3¥l
Kelly, a driver, was drowned in tour _
feet. or water in the Naugatuck rivér ’
yesterday afternoon. Though he was;
n good swimmer. Kelly was seized
with cramps and drowned hermit: {gain
came, ' . ' ~
TAlNS,
The Rm‘réntlon Tourist ' (in,
circular call
have
of
3-days’
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a We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North“ A 1
.Main‘. Street, where we hell all Household Goods. new and seconrir
Hand, at (Sweet at (1..
oéigmslsewherc. . , ,
': *ilUTKOWSK‘Y
‘WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.
I ' ‘A‘J'.
-C.omc in befor
ea
Tel. 419. ,
r. 5',
war
m. ”w
The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co. A
Complete
Housefumishers
134-136 Washington St, South Nolw'allt
by tho nempupero. and the feeling or;
the Connecticut women in Unit this r
little interlude from New York State
hon been of much advantage to ”let
cause of woman optimum in Connorlr;
cut. is ;
The party conululod of Allan lduv
(lrnll, who won out) or llu- hllu-rn whol
walked from New York to Aillnuy that
winter with General lionullo Jone».
VMla 'Crnft ulno walked from Now
i York to Worthington to he moment at
. tho dommmtrutlmi or March :lrd. Minn
iltllzuhuth Froomuu. Mum lCllilo Moch-
cnzlo our) Mina Vern \t‘outwmlh pour
iploterl the party. All four urt- good
:apeukrrn and thrro of the party had
ghud experience or nournge Work in
l Ellltlltllll, where tlwy‘aoolstcd the Mill
tout uui’frngottnu in the «trim duya out
their toluousiuoua movement.
“MM-w m.- u.“ “WM...“
fsevauraan Ptgcao on mom.
5 BL! Liar.
WMSlithl'l‘ON, Aug. 22. ~~~~~ wider-rotary
Daniela announced today the uamoo
rof‘ the woven/taco man who stood ltlgll-
.teenln place, it planned «venison men
on the eligible'llnt. The secretary said
he would ducldeinlerrwmch of theme
01“!”
, including only
the mmiuotlou
‘ Q l
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cm. "
The price on no: number above momma pm in is
No matter what patterm you have n using. to: onujilslfm,
Pattern and you will motion as ‘ millions of 11mm haw learned; at
,Revlew Patterns alone * ve to modicum than steam at line and French,
“in loll ciniracterlm nil fill—mode gdwng. , “I .. ~. . , ‘
‘ haunted (zoning and Construction Guides Malina our , flai-
' ‘ M d u elmmoaoholllomrw, .; .
' iii? ofiwsfl Aidan, comm anew “I, 3‘“
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WILLIAM P. BEERS.
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Norwalk Chronicler