' " day lCity
miter: common in and around this
author. Would" it not be w‘en to out
q no on the 'pbono and protect your
note and valuables against this dan-
ger, by placing a Burglary policy
‘ m. on and let us reimburse you for
to. 1m. [Telephone 1230.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
in. Wuhlngton Strut,
', All nude 01' Insurance.
Pabllc ,Stenograpnor.
SENTlNEL LABOR DAY.
The Sentinel will be issued us :1
“morning paper on Monday next, l.u—
bor Day. News items, chances of ud-
‘vertlsements, etc, should reach the
office early Sunday evening. '
Council, will
ing.
Walton 1.. Winters, of
Long island, has taken a position in
I Archie F. Wulterhouse's sunitnry
lunch. '
Only routine matters were consid- .".
ered at the meeting 01' Olive Branch 3-»
i’ythiis.
, Lodge, No. to, Knights of
last evening.
Miss Ella .l. Byxhee, of Maple street.
who has been confined to her home. ’
the past week. is much better and able
to be out. -
Courtlund E. lrlulson, of Kansas
City, Mo., is visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William lilllsdon, ti Eliza-
beth street.
J. W. Alicnrn, oi’ the Boston Store
has resumed is duties after a two
weeks' vacation, duringr which he vis-
ited friends on the Hudson.
Wire. [9. Woodward, of North Main,
street. has constructed a bundsomei-
brick fence between her property and
that adjoining on the south.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Smith. of l’ute‘ri
son, N. J., on route home by automo-
bile after a visit in Duisbury, spent
last night with relatives here.
There will be u meeting of the
Italians' Committee to arrange for
Columbus Day this evening at which
time further details will be arranged.
The Missethiut’lnm, Jessie and
“WWW wow-wwwnmwm ...... . ......
South Norwalk. Conn. "
Siuplcton, --
Eertrude Close, of Norwnllt, were
guests at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
B. 11!. Keelcr on South nveuuc, New
Canaan, Sunday.
The funerul ot‘ George Nichols was
lield’on ‘Sniurduy. Interment was in
lmkevicw twuwtery. ltulutives I'rom
Norwarllt took churgc of the obscqulos.
--~Now (,luuuuu Advertiser.
ltov. Millard l. liobinsou, poster 01’
the 'Riilltlillll, Methodist Episcopal
Church will print-h Sunday mornlnk
and ovonluu. .iutzllni. :llflt. hi, the First
Methodist idplsroiml Church, oi‘ South
Norwuih,
A tlumlwr ol’ the voturuus who hu‘l
ottondcd the reunion ot‘ the 17th t‘on-
nocticut. Regiment ul. liclhol yester-
day, flitmpml in South Norwnlk on
their return. Sumo visited liotun
Point during the utter-mum.
Quit bun horn brought in the Nor-
walk town court by 'l‘. E, Montgom-
ery, of Norwuik, nuniust Mary 1?}.
’ White. of Dunbury, for the foreclosuro
ofno mochnnlcs‘ lien on property in
Reading. Attorney John R. Booth, of
thin city, in, counsel for the dolondnnt.
‘ , Shots. and Mrs. John Snipleton. of
South ‘Norwnllt, who recently returned
from n European trip, are spending
.hi- week at the home of Mr. and
Mm. Charles H. litulibuit. of 10 (frail-
cont Terrace. They will probably 0 -
copy their own home in Bnyvlcw are
one bailout” next omit.
acorn 1.. Norm, formerly a. rou-
than on in. motor; and Mitt-l
-, new nation company, who hut in!
womwtiamnbnnm to
‘mmmm. alum
i
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1
Finest Creamery Butter 31c lb
‘ .
. rl‘h‘e regulur meeting of the .\lo.:-I _
be held in2
the Council Chambers, Munduy even-i ,
,, .W.W
Wur-
To Live Well Economically .
, Study These Prices
20 pounds Granulated
Sugar for $1.00 +
Fancy Native Potatoes, .
14 pounds . . . 20c and 25c
\ cry Fancy Breakfast
Smoked, Lean B .
Shoulders a C: 0 11
23c per. pound
131/20 around lN Tar. STRIP
Pure Lard 14c a. pound
Fresh Eggs in Cartons 29c doz.
Special Sale for Labor
Day of Canned Fish
Columbia River Salmon, pound flat can .............. 16c
Columbia River Shad, pound tall can ................ 10c
Alaska Salmon, red, pound tall can .................. I 5c
Alaska Salmon. pink, pound tall can ............ 3 for 25c
Domestic Sardines, in oil ..................... 7 cans, '25c
Imported Sardines, in pure olive oil ............ 3 for 25¢
NormanaBrand Impt. Sardines, extra fine, can ...... 10c
Epicure Shrimp, extra fine quality ................... 12c
Extra Special, regular price 16c awcan
imported French
PEAS, hextra fine, cut to 120 can
EXTRA STAMPS WITH
Teas Sr Coffees
: ‘ ~‘This week. Don‘t deny yOursclf a good cup of tea or cofiee
for the sake of price.
t -
“" Iii Stamps 15 Stamps 20 Stamps
Free with Free with Free with
I pound 1 pound 1 pound
25c Coffee. 30c Coffee 35c Coffee.
30 Stamps 40 Stamps 60 Stamps
Free with Free with Free with
x pound 1 pound I pound
35c Tea. soc Tea. 60c Tea.
10 Stamps Free with Following
I bottle Premium Catsup .. . . . . . . . ................... 15c
1 cake Bitter Chocolate ........ ...., .......... . 20c
IbottlcExtract. ................ ......... me
1 pkg, Macaroni or Spaghetti ............. xoc
1 pkg. Jelly Powder ............................... too
1 bottle Blue, extra large......... ....... .. ........ . xoc
IbngSa‘lt........... ............................... 10c
1 pkg. Premium Washing Powder, large ............. 15c
1 bottle Boyd‘s Onion Salt. . . . . ........... . ......... . me
1 can Boyd 5 Fruit Sugar or Pie Filling . . IOC
- AT THE ~—
East IndiaTea Co
Tel 371 125 Washington Street
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY LABOR DAY.
. ............
I I I,I:l huln'u‘lzlzlaJJam I,»
Mating Construction CO Contractor.
. and Buildr 1'.
Estimates rural-bod on All kind: of building constructions, oh
mom: and repair work.
123 WABHlNTON ITREIT.
TIL. ”7-“.
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IOUTH NORWALK.
-:- cnocxenwn.uuu ‘ nuc‘mcnt ' no out.
3 nor no ounuu my nrrnm
',' p o I o
*; Elccinc Wiring for Light and Power
,v w. are cm” to m not W «Milan. lino or
1 mil. ruminant Motown-n. Try“ out use.
flaw-“Mp.“
mum-emcee.
molum a
mm. mm
w .
Ii mom "1
... mm L.
butternut; “asst.
THE SENATE
{Continued from first page.)
[After ngrcelng to the bill the caucus
adoptedka'resolution by‘o‘u almont un-
animous vote, declaring»! the bill to be
18 ourtr‘monsuro and that “tuombsrs.
l at this caucus ore plodéod for the bill
to its final passage without amend-
. ment. provided, however, the banking
,uud currency committee may offer
:iilllillliliiltélil. in the House."
The feature of today’s session wns
itho adoption 01‘ u committee amend
i men! no u substitute for the section on
thank reserves, which in ertect simply
‘ served to clarify the section or ()l'lgl-
:uully druivu.
x, The measure will be reintroduced in
‘tho llouse tomorrow by Chairman
i‘Cluss nud referred immediately to the
,bnnitlng and currency committee,
which will meet next Tuesday. li'is
;oxpectcd the bill at more will be rc«
ported buck to the House, which Mr.
.‘(llass predicted tonight would pass it
iwithin ten tinys, runny Republicans
having indicated their purpose to sup
1 port it. ‘
Th'e measure us it stands after udop~
Ytion by the caucus is summed up by
Chairman Glass. who piloted it through
: the caucus, us follows:
“There has not been written lutothe
. bill from one end to the other a single
itscuience except by the initiative of
'the banking and currcncy committee
itself which has altered in the remo—
,test degree the csst-utlul provisions of
‘the bill as originally reported by the
. committee to the cuucus.
“The bill established twelve region-
‘ ni reserve banks. with a cupitul of not
.1653 than $5.00u,uiui to which national
banks are required to contribute an
,utnount ennui to in per rent. of their
own capital stock out] to become
liable for an utltiitiouul 10 per cent. in
icuse at call. “ibis, it is estimated,
lwiii give the regional reserve banks
in combined puld up capital of $105,-
‘3 000,001). These repiouul reserve bunks
Inlso are made custodians of a large
part of the reserve money of meni~
her bunks cstimutcd nt about $410.-
(100,000, in the aggregate. They also
receive the government deposits, es-
timated at from $150,000,000 to $2.50,-
000,000.
"Over the whole system of regional
reserve ”banks is to be a federal re~
serve board. consisting of seven mem-
bers. .Iii‘his board is given extensive
powers of supegvislon, examination
and control.
"The measure provides an advisory
council of bunkers without actual
power composed of one member from
each of the twelve regional reserve
districts.
“One important provision is for the
gradual refunding, for a period or
:tweniy years. of the United States 2
lpcr cent. bonds into 3 per cent. gov-
‘gernment bonds without the circu-
ftiou privilege. This will mean the
ieventuni retirement of national bank
{notes The cirtmlntlon privilege will‘
{thus revert to the government itselr,
“issuing through the regional reserve
banks on 21 gold reserve of 33 13
per cent. to he provided by the banks.
"The notable reserve features of,
the bill contemplate a reduction or
the reserve requirements of reserve
and central reserve cities from 25
to 18 per cent. and ot all country
banks from 10 to 12 per cent. The fed-f
erul reserve board is required to es-
tablish n graduntcd tax on the
amounts by which bunks may be per-
mitted to fall below reserve require-
ments, such tax to be uniform in its
application to all bunks."
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POWDER MILL BLOWS UP.
ACTON, Muss, Aug. 29.-~Muny Mldg
diescx t‘ounty cities and towns were
.lnrrcd sorcrcly today, when one or
t»... ‘nw W-mqum-uwmfimmm
‘ .ttu
t aw mum». run
r' ..t .
.‘etFRIDAvYC,'t’AUl-?iilh9. to:
«m' ... . mrw» w n.4w...wau
New' shipment of
this busy store. 50¢.
New Suede Belts 500
Belts, all colors; on sale tomorrow, at
Wide Suede
to go
Nothing will
$5 to
Prices range from $5
they last, $1.95. No I:
funds.
Linen Suits $1.95
Every Linen Spit sold in the store.
All high price Dresses
early for the best values.
at V2 price
he left over. Shop
$8
Any shape in
3315010355 Shapes 50c
$5, tomorrow 50c.
the store. sold up to
to $8.. While
xchanges Or re-
Regular price
Linene Coats 69c
Long Linene Coats, sold up to $1.50.
Out they go tomorrow, 69c.
Trimmed. Hats 500
this price will move them all out.
$3 to $5. Last call.
$1.25
at $1, tomorrow 69c.
$1 Waists 69c
Pretty. low neck Walsta, good value
Skirts at 99 cents
and $1.50
to [go on
Value $1.
Skirts, to no out quic
all Children's Grease
this price will move
member, no exchange
Wash Skirts 39c
Aboue 25 White Wash
$1 and $1.25
Children’s Dresses 69c
Orders from headquarters to move
Special Combinations
sale at $2.99
Gowns at 49c
k, 390.
25c Drawers at 19c
Drawers at 25c
a and certainly
them—~69c. Re-
or refunds.
Dresses at
Drones that sold it
move out. at. $1.95.
$1.95
p to $6, will
25c Corset Covers 19c
Special
Corset Covers 25c
50c Corset Covers.39c
79c Corset Covers 49c
E WILL 8
T0 WILSON
(Continued tram first page.)
iiiL
dent froth being a candidate in the
presidential contest this full. Huerta.
contends that although the Constitw
tion apparently prohibits a provisional
candidate from succeeding himself in
office. he can resign and be a candl-
duio. He further contends that ho
v'vould be the most acceptable leader.
under the present conditions.
Dr. Hale carries with him to Wash-
ington all of the notes which have
been exchanged in the negotiations, in-
cluding Mr. Lind's personal sugges-
tions for the consideration of Presl-
dcut Wilson.
Dr, Hale gave the impression that
negotiations were continuing sails
luctorlly, but said it was hard to see
how the Huerta government could of-
ford to go against the unanimous view
of the country and prone that he should
not allow outside interference.
Dloz Arrives in London.
the mills of the American Powder
Company blow up utter being struck
lby lightning. it in believed that no
3 portion was in the immediate vicinity
of tho mill, and no for as known there
were no cusuaitich.~ ‘
The form of tho oxpionion shuttorcd
windows nutl uiiiunliotl crockery in
houses. switched ovcr 11 wide urea
and cnuscd rumors of on rorthqunko
to orlghutto from it number of dis-
tuut points.
NOTlCEi NOTICE”
if you are n subscriber to The Son-
tinol bring or semi in She and ‘xot
three of the most popular magazines,
lionrai’u, Whiomlabio Women. nod
The Metropolitan, for three months.
it you are not a subscriber loud or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
magazine will be sent you for three
months by mail. it you prefer to luvs
n newdmy deliver your lower and at
tile for moo-lino. end on the boy llc
'lA)NdX)N, Aug. 29.~{it‘ntlri|l Felix
Dinz immediately after his nrrlvul in
London from (lunudu, ycsturduy, tclc- “
graphed to Mexico for information on
to tho latest dtwolopmouis. llo do-
cilncs to incite any comment whatever
on the sitmltiou until he receives tli~
rcct advices from his own country and
his future movements uluo depend on
tho nuturc of the nuws which ranches
him.
(ion. Dion said to The Annouluiud
l’resu today that ho had not yet decitl'
od whether to proceed on his mission
to Japan or to return to Mexico.
Should his frlendu in Mexico nomlnntc
him for the presidency at the October
election, he would, he said, return.
'liln trip to Joplin wns interrupted, he
explained. because he was advised in
(tuned: that there was iilueus in thol
Japanese ompcror'o family.
luly Futon Our Attitude.
11031113. Holy. Aux. anwrnu enorneo
to but courteoun ottitudo of the United
a week [or The hottest. The W
‘. «on out who on the come: not?
low at uni turnout III, will pleat,
imam;
lmmmtmmum
our! mm It the W-
W... W
Minlwmmooflum
“om-monomer“
nab-mm“
W
1. an an. ”at“. as
my ,
Statue toward Mexico in favorably
judged to luly, crowding to the Glor-
unto main. to on crime W «m»
at tho Ionic-n m. n
WHWMWoow
Mflfilmw.
WNW
——
111E rm '9
quet last night.
“I know that I am treading on dan-
gerous grounds. but the United States
l
as, in a speech nt the Governor's bun-tquin Alcalde, a Const
itutionnllst sol-
dier of Sonora, explained why many
bombs dropped from the flying ma;
chine in its flights over Guaynmas fall-
tshouid not btnnd idly by when Auieri-,ed to cause damage. The bombs he
cans are being molested and outraged isald. were not loaded with deathdeal-
in the rebellious republic." l
Governor Colqultt's speech was in
marked contrast to the speech Just do—
iivered by Secretary of the Interior
F‘runklin K. Lane, praising President
Wilson and his cabinet for their work.
An address by Governor Edward F.
Dunne. of llllnois. on “The Growth of
Administrative Commissions," was the:
principal event on the program todayi
at the Governors' Conference. Afteri
a general discussion or this subject:
the Governors were to be taken for a]
ride over the convict-built road to Ca-E
non City. Returning here in the tit?
tcrnoon. they plan to wind up the bus-
iness affairs of the conference. 1
, Aviator Alcalde Arrested. 1
DOS ANGELES, (10.1., Aug. 29.—~Af~i
tor his urn-st hero yesterday, charged
with violation of tho neutrality laws
by having aided in tho smuggling of a
Manson noroplnno over the Mexican
border several months ago, Cupt. Jon-
ing explosives. but with cordial invi-
tations to the discontented federal soi-
dlers under Pedro Ojeda to desert and
come over to the rebels.
“We did not want to slaughter those
poor federnls," said Alcalde, “so we
wrote messages and enclosed them in
bomb-shaped receptacles. The mom
sages told the federnls that a warm
welcome awaited them in our ranks.
We got a. large number of recruits in
that way."
Alcnldc was indicted with Didler
Manson, the aviator, and several other
persons Just after Manson's flying mar
chine woe sent over the border from
Tucson, Ariz. He said he always so»
companied Manson on his flights.
Captain Alt-aide was a. member of
the stuff of former President Madero
of Mexico. He was said to have been
engaged to worry a daughter of for~
mer Vice~l’resldent Suarez, who was
nssusalnuted with ‘Mudero.
hum.
Bargains for
Phone 397
Economical
Housekeepers
.Tomorrow
ilts'c Four Foot. Stop Ladders. Sui.-
urdny..... ....... .............79c
iliic Curtain Siretchors. Saturday 796
no 'i‘ollot i’npor. roll or pocknze.
Saturday ............... afar-lie
Folding ling lloxos. Sat. 9o dot.
:1 sullen Htono butler Crooks, with
covers. Saturday ...... 39
'51:: lanes [armory Boon. Bnturdly
..... 3 cake: for so
lilo Earthen Culpidorcs. tinturdny
Jolly mum with tin tops. low or
high style ..... . 2k and 280 on
fine (intuition! Fm! Tubs. Bot. . .
W ,
I! W“
, h
Saturday.
do anod Sandwich Pnper. Saturday
2 for 50
the Wright's Silver Cream. fiat. 190
25c Crnddock'n ltluo 'l‘oliot soup.
tion ........ ...
Saturday . ...... 3 cake: to box, 10o
no Lighthouse Oleander. Saturday
a can-199
Wide Mouth Lightning Fruit Jon.
Quart: or pints ........u. 00o 00!-
Ono-bolt pint Lightning i-‘mlt Jon.
with gluon tops .. ....... Oils doc.
Mutton Jm. qto. “a “I.
Mum 1m, pin. ...... ....’ 46.40:.
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