uh with m" at the 111111111. place.
on. pecuniary tween mt thin cart 01;
'hnaineao opting up a now field for re-
{W11 rem. men. second story workers,I
' and black lens or all description. .
0t oonrlao Juok Rosa points a moral,
mmu L GWilli“- administrator on door Jack 1.ondon.IT11e early
WI“! III“? WI“ anmxnd, Qf1tIIe‘c11wmra of his John Burlgygoru
restate 0" 1'31“” Goidtn, dfi'gshouid no on especial warning to
weed Publisher. lyoungstero from six to ten to kceD
...- out of" barwrooms, and it they must
'TUESDAY SEPT- 93. I91?. indulge to do it at home and not not
1 bad crumpled for their. playmates by
IINJATURE ALMANAC FOR 1.1111113 iihoira straight right out 9111
‘ TOMORROW- ' inublic. The novelist. too, seems to
1111‘ tide 4- 50 a. 111.15-22 Pv m-I have struck a roopouaivc chord with
11m “595 5- '34“ sets 5 49-11113 conicoslonal and the publishers
'ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOEEEN.
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m... .. ._.. -....__._ “1...... announcements of many forthcoming
SOUTH NORWALK BOARD books with an “intimate peruonal
touch" must mean that we may look
out for minute chronicles 01' the guruL
totory, nmaflry and predatory habitsé
oi! many contemporary fictionlsts.——II
New Britain Herald.
0)? TRADE
President-«Nehemiah Gandee.
Vice—President—Charleu J. Pid-I;
goon. '
secretarwarank' W fiddley.
Treaturer~Matthcw Corbett.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
II'92-2-—Ncws Department.
'gapgg—Business Department. ~
r3398.—~Branch Office, Norwalk'
8913 —-Editor’s Residence.
1114' m—City Editor 9. Residence.
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SUFFR AGE
WORKERS
ARE BUSY
SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONIG DIRECTORY.
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It will soon be impossible to bringI
up as an argument against. woman
3'01. Work Pa'st Master degree. All [(3 nhllrnge the. 1"eplonch that wouusn do
‘9 A Masons cordially and fraternally not use the StilOOi ballot All over
9 invited. illonncctlout there are signs that no
Emen are beginning, to ienllzc the
'power and usefulness of even this
{small modicum of suffrage, and the:
A Special Convocation of ButletI
Chapter, R. A. M, will be held at its
rooms, Sept. 23, 1913 at 8 o’clock p.
Fraternally yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec’y.
1
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mm men will in future have to tulle the
MUN'C'PAL OWNERSHIP 'N women‘s role into account when they.
BRIDGEPORT' 91101111111110 their candidates 101' tho-
"TF jut'llool boards on the. party tickets. 1n,
Bridgeport Democrats have again
decided to emulate the example or
South Norwulk and are out for "the
municipal ownership 01' the electric
llighting service. '
Many cities have tried the experi-
ment of this village- home have suc-
‘19 ceoded, more have failed utterly. None
have attained the degree of success
‘ 1 1 reached by our local plants.
\V'ilton both Republican and Democrat:
lc marties were approached by the
‘womon and asked to put a. woman on I
‘the ticket. Both parties refused, and
the women have cometo tho COHUIU‘I
sion that the. only thing for them to
do is to nominate an independent can-
didnto and to push her election by all
the means in their power. To this
end they are getting out the womnnI
vote. and more will be more women
registered as voters in Wilton for the‘
hem election than ever were register;
od before. Mrs. E. G. H. Schenck,‘
President 01‘ the Wilton Equal. lv‘rnw
chise League is 11111111; tholead in this
' matter but efforts are not confined to.
. 9 . .1111: ranks of the snffrngisto,
‘l‘hiu W'mm‘m ls mm}; in New Haven the tenure of touch»
ers measure has aroused the greatest
lntorest‘on the part of the women
'Icuohers and their friends. and the el‘-‘
'l‘ort to deny to the women the rlizht
ol‘ voting on this measure has .vdollu
‘moro to bring out women to register
Ithan any other single oven! in the
Store. The, Sili’t‘l‘uglslu all over the
state have interested tllt'muelvos in
the light that is being mndo by the
New Haven women. and very many
women who have not hitherto ilt‘t‘ll
difficult problcnm “‘lllCil (“WC l"”4"”;fluorable to votes for women in an}
111111.!1'01'111 have l'xpl‘t end 11.; stroll" convll'
liridcupmt and South .\o1"\\ulh are thin that in this 11.11111 Mar ("151.- tho
- two verv dill‘olcnt propoaitlons. Elnl- “”mi‘“ (”Will ‘0 1’0 “”0““ 10 ‘0‘"
. . nnd iudl'cd ought to assert their Illihl
bent practically
. to do 50.
agreed that ownot‘uhip by munIclpnll-, Another town that is: falling
tics nhould oan be. lllllitl‘luiit‘ll when 11.... U“ 1111' school \me Is New .1111
tho local conditions. 111.1119 it 11111111111,1101'.d When the New \llllord ldalqu
9 tory and 111-1115111113. to the convenience
of the public. 1-;an then, It Is 11 gum-1practically unknown in that town that
lilo. .a law 11nd l‘V‘l'l‘ lnu'n .pansl'd in (‘lul-
\V‘Itli pl'oplu' lnnlulgvnprul a municif”Wm-"t allowing women to vote on
pal electric plant in Bridgeport 11111111111 whom) and librnrx mallow Sumo poo-
pln would not be convinced that it;
would ho dour, but (tiliiP-ll' lhny Enid “1'1
111 tho Inn had boon panned tho bouluv
'luturo could not conulnlontly 0111111140
111.1 uonlrnl unrrnntlll'unncnl ol‘ wo
There are many elements that have
. _cntt-.‘od into the local situation which
‘1 1‘9‘havo worked to the advantage ol‘ the:
5' institution. Primarily, politics have
" never entered into the administration I
‘of the plant. '
' 1111er essential to the 5111 was 01' any
municipal enterprise. The local 0011-.
ditions wore conuunial to commercial
lighting, the pousibilitioa being segre-
gated to such an e\tent that the con- 1
lav orablc.
'ditlonn w'olo 11.11111 111.111)
ILast, but not lu'iut, the city was forth-l
{note in scouring n superintendent121n-
iuoutly qualified by mperiuncc, train-
[111.
ins and disposition. to oupu nitl
authorities have
. I
119." lilo women found that it 1qu
) prove a Ironmmlmm boom to that pro1
" grounlvo city.
9...”...m... . .,
TWO HORRIBLE EXAMPLES.
’l‘hc
days, who u'fnrvd 111111: platform \vltorc
“not'rlluo l'xunnalu" of hygont' mun
ovor tulupm'nnt'o llll'l'lluijrl nvl'u hull,
, 11(‘1 Ilitlml
and count! onlmgh to told on 9101100111 and
thumb. oi n inlmipvnl punt, 111111 111111 111-1 lilu'nril'n. what lilnlwr «lolll‘i‘i' of hunt.
I “M“ iii": ill” l’lfll‘" ill‘l’ml'il‘li 1“ 11"" lw't did it 1111113 to volo for litii‘il‘tlill‘ll
illloll by orilnlnnln who havu turned and 50“."...
."ntato'c iti’ditint‘l'” null unvoilaln Will" 'l‘lw work that the woml'n of Groun-
have 19'1"" ll 1‘11" WNW 1W” ml with have boon (1011111 In tho filiiltllii
Bunion ltnm and 1111111141! 11111 nilotil«'m...,.mm 1,. nlroudy a matter up m...
9”! W 11114111111. glory. For 1114 wuullh and rcnourcnu
(9” 1.0111111? {I16 ("'lltwilillA “iIOl‘i‘illiflI{h(,m“v".h "m” recently “"11“.” will"
0111111111111“ one 11111111111111 to 11111 camp fully low m, ,0“an the school no
111613111112: Mldilm‘fl. 111111 “‘1‘ may ““119 onunnodallun furnlnlwd to its; childrlm
dived 11 1110111 11118191111011“ “Ill “lid i‘Ylelllhor lpllynlcnl honlth nor (adulation
11011119 ”limit?!“ 011101“ 1111111 lilnuipntlonI\.-,.r,. carod for, and the {iroonwlr'h
required It ruddy “"501 “Nil 159"“ “mill-21pm! lv‘rnnrhlun bulimic recognized
3 01mm“ 711’" Kflifllllfi 9“ 1‘9“?“ "within their Wm; grunt mind of womon
“I“. 133M 5 “In"! “OI’I‘IHIICRIIIG 3111131“ IWIIOOI IIKIIIIII'B and “a anf’n “Hill,“
oration Ilhou to he sure 01' "1‘ Emma. 11 do when they son lilt‘lr duty, they
and nothing toms than a "Jack" Rota “H"“l 101mm and did 1t Whlla con.
WOW (lull in? 9399019“ ‘0 "(lruw ME ,dltlonn are not yet all that could be
it a 1mm 111019111115.er can any 1°";wiuhod, Greenwich 11! not. now name.
distinguished brand snatched from 1119‘ .195 by m, 501100“; a. it w.“ before mp
WWI”! than 3Mk 1011909 3’9 ”3‘1“" tireenwlch Equal Franchise Marne
“f K fancy “I9 ("I the 119‘” MIG“ mdBM‘gd “.8 “and name
13119111915 The California women who are
TM 1011116? in going from 99m“ greatly aroused over the referendum
W‘mmh Vim tile 53G tale 0! M" which has been forced on the law
W3 3391‘! Eli: iii! Mid 110““ “W” passed last session known at the red
Aim 111111, in Monorail/1m; to t Mu it! tight unmition and abatement 111w,
W tater be my be «mo 11th“; made an appeal tor 1111111 to 00111
,1. cm ionic mm but be m not 119111112111 fincmxiltn. '11... 1m. 01
«mm the 1mm mesons cw- on mu m 11.1.1 111 mm;
1mm “so cool Mini outfit tu'wimm wonmrommdn tho
«linuourl-lcd illiiillult’i)‘ upon the:
7 willie tum my 1.111
1 nectiout Legislature just after it had,
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refused to puss the bill for the suf-
».
cum all over the United 59 9 " 1.
just when the Connecticut “101111111
3111111111111 1.11.11.11.11... been made
the object of severe attacks on we;
count of its conduct. in pulling the Ru.
port of the Vice Commission, then
comes the encouragement at 11111111111!
that their light into put heart into tho
women or California. The Harflordl
Equal Franchise League got up that
great White Slave Meeting and tho
California Oil 11' League has tent to
the Hartford Loaguo for information
concerning the literature and posters
that; Vvoro used and the publicity by
which the Hartford meeting was renfi
dared so successful
At the same time the (ionnécticut
women have reason to fool envious of
the onl‘ranohlsod women of (ialifdrnia.I
These women have votes to touch up]
their campaign of publicity; and 115 la
not only indirect influence that the
women can employ. but the very di-
rect power of the battle. This voting
power of the. women won shown last
session in the passage of a law rais—
ing the ago of consent to eizhteen
yous-own law which was turned down
with scant consideration by the Com
1
frage amendment to the constitution.
STUDENT AND WRITER HERE.
. privod of his membership of the Privy ‘ I
Iledge of the loading 1921111105 01 1119
proposed provisional government
Situation Imfiujimd Much Impound, .1
Bays ti’Il 11111 Mail 1111mm, 9
1103209011, Sept. 23. arm; 111031190113
or the attempt to bring about :1 Corn-
promlae on the [rum Home Rule queu-
HE New 11.11 '
Miliinery "
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tum have sensibly 1lmprov'ed. uccord- N 0 W R F. A D Y
lug to the P1111 Mall Gazette, a Union , ' 9 ,9 .9 . rm .
tat nowapapo’r, which today says it" ” ‘ m':‘:i:"‘:E:::fi:m ":“"QQQ '
ls able to state that important comv
municutlnno or converuutlona have
penned Informuliy between the British . '
Cabinet Mlniatern andthe loaders 0‘
the Opposition. ‘
in the meantime sir Edward Carson,
the leader of the Irish hUnioniot Party.
has started (in the second work of
11111 Ulster campaign by delivering
speeches which have led the liberal
newspapers to ash whether he 'should
not be prosecuted for sedition or be do-
11913;
1109111011
smut
Show
Days
Wednesday
Thorsday
Friday and
Council.
The 'buainess part of the visitor can»
931811 was entered upon today, when
the Ulster Unionist members or Par-
liament were informed of the civil and ‘
military plan tobe pursued when the
Home Rule bill for lrelund becomes
law, and were also admitted to know-
I’Ol‘ . .
the north of lreldnd.9 ’
A labor leaderin a letter. to 1 thoI
1
Prof. R. L. Ziv Looks Over Conditions
In The Norwalks.
South \m n .1111 is today entcltnlnlug
l’rol‘. R. l.. 7 1V 11 student and wr’lltcr
on crime, its cause and effects. Prof.
7.1V in at present engaged in ma king
11 tou.‘ of the New 1'. ngland States with
the View 01‘ writing a n om to be onti- I
tied, “Prollt and [.053 of Crime." and.
“.Vlodorn Jewish Lite.‘
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Prof. R. L. Ziv.
The distinguished gentleman, who
possesses a pleasing and1oonvlncing
personality. asserts that be
from Missouri and must be shown. He
spent last evening in South Norwallt
and while he is not yet prepared to
make any statement as to the candle"
Lions obtaining In this city. morally
and otherwise, he admitted to the wrl~
lv'.‘ that ho found nothing very un-I
pleasant dining his short stay hort.
I’l()ft’.tib01 211', who makes a special
1
IHlllliV ot‘ 111111.11 institutions is the nu-
thor ot‘ SOVL'I 'al not 111., among \1 hich"
Inl't' “ File \(111' o 111‘ ilonuon,‘ ' "Spirit of
'l‘r,nth" "’1‘1111- (11 Modern 1.110" and
"Voice of Reason.
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,forclblo resistance to Home Rule.
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chuor, the voters 01‘ New Jersey
of the Democratic,
Progressive parties.
,of the Senate and b.v'1\lrlut' o!
Iofl‘ll'e hoonmo govornor when Woodrow
‘S. Kutzenbuch, (tinglirontou,
come-.1 ‘
100101191 111.
IEASTERN SWEDISH MISSIONARY‘
I
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press today warns the public that the‘
Ichlefs of the Labor Party are finding
in harder to control their followers;
who favor phvsilal violence in fate of
the throats being male by Ulster of
Saturday
Autumn 9
Creations
”curing the individual
stamp of distinctiveness
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Democratic, Republican and Prague“ g
elves Parties Busy With Several ‘3’
Contests, 3
NEWARKI N. .1, Sept. Stir-lindur
the Go‘an election law, fathered ll_\'_
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Woodrow Wilson when he was gov-I
““3.
nominating today the full slate 11"11915"
Republican and
The Dolls Opened
‘ut 7 o‘clock this morning. and will rc—
main open mull 11 o'clock tonight in-
terest is centered on the contests for:
nomination for timer nor.
lumen F iv‘ivldor, \V ho was presi: lent
his;
M ARF’JED 8 TIMES IN WEEK
Hundred Wives.
Women, as 11 rule, are more given
to the marrying habit than men,
though no woman has reached the
'world's marrying record made by
George “limit. the notorious bit...-
mlsl, whose marriages totaled Mm
100. In one week he went through
[eight ceremonies
9 Almost as strango 11 (use was that
of :1 11113311111 woman condemned not
long ago to Siberia. She had been
married 1021) hnrbnnds and had
‘troaled them all alike, running away“
from each in turn and taking all
their portable properly with her. She
was 11 most attractive woman and
highly educated.
A woman named Schmoyer. of
Pennsylvania, was sent to prison not
long ago for blgumy. Though silo
was only 27 years old, the bad man
rlod 12 men in 10 years. Her onl)‘
Wilson rosizned, in a candidate for
nomination, and hes tin1 ulnopurt oi
‘lho so called \l‘ilsnix lit illtll r111». Frank
the Dem-
ocratlc nominee for golernor in 1110?.
also aspires Jr" 111‘ rumination.
The mutant into (-111 1' 11111111111 15 ()u-
boruo and Evonlt Colbv llll tlu- Pro
311111111112 nomluan‘on for 1.111 oi nor has
been cxcoedlnvlv w.arm
On the ltopublloim ticket there are
tour nuptrnnts fill‘lflll‘ governorshlp.
1111.2.er Edward (‘1. Stokes. former gov-
ernor; Robert Carey. 01' Jersey City;
Charles N. Fowler, of Elizabeth. 11 for?
int-r Represvntnllvv, and Carlton B.
Pierce, of C1'11nl‘ord.state Senator.
MAY RESUME GAMBLING 1N PANA.
MA.
PANMI A Sept. 23 .«A persistent
rumor is In 111 (-nlntiou here that gum-
bllng nlll again he pu'rmiltod in tho'
cities of Palm on and (‘olnn uttor
\V'llen 1911111103 oi Chan-"c
were suppressod in these cities by the
‘Ilked them all.
A lloor woman
whose sixth husband died recently. is
the proud mother and stepmother of
'19 children.
.number- "T Four of her six hus-
whilc her grrmdchlltlreni
1
George Wiizoi‘i Held Record With ferenco of opinion exists among school
' instruction should be given in the pub-
comment in court was that she had‘
named De lit‘t‘l‘s,I
SEX INSTRUCTION IN SCHOOLS IGIVEN TEN TO TWENTY YEARS 1N
V1 tSlllVGTON, Sept. 23.~\\'ido dill PRISON.
ii \lt'l‘l‘tnlll, Sept ml‘lt-uding
men as to the extent to which set guilty to a statutoly offence in which
his victim was Mrs Alice \oiL'ht, of
lip schools, as shown by reports to New Britain, Charles Adams. colored.
the United States Bureau of Educa- of that city, was today sentenced to
lion. Officials of the bureau express ten to twenty years in state plison by
the convtlttlun that the se\ hvgivnc Judge \V. L Bennett in the Superior
question is about to asunme great im~I Criminal court The man was taken
portnlne in many school svstems.be1"01e the mint on 11 11911111 warrant.
Ideas submitted to the bureau range The crime was committed September
all the way from detailed plIans for 15 after Adams had forced Mm Volght
sex 111-111'111'11011 beginning in the ele- to give him all the money in the house
nwntary schools to a determined op- and threatened to kill He also told,
position to any form of sex education herahe would kill her and her husband
whatsoever. The. bureau declares that and burn the house it“ she ever told 01’.
while there are many teachers and the assault. Adams was hunted down
medical men who favor sex education by an armed posse and captured in
in the stolmols, holding that "the Dolley Shuttle Meadow Swamp and bound
of silence and punishment. as practiced with ropes after his capture.
in the past has failed and that oduca-E When a boy, Adams was in the State
lion rather than punishment should be School for Boys. and 1111910 assaulted
the remedy for social evils," there are an old lady in Berlin for purposes of
many, on the other hand. both among robbery, For this offense he was fined
educators and physicians, who see 15:01).
danger in this instruction, holding 1111111
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I "solely lies in diverting attention from; PRESIDENT WIL80N IN NEW
‘sex details." 1 JERSEYI
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1 'w 1~111xorox Sept 23. «pron
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JAPANESE EMPEROR ENTER-
1911. \\'il :1 o hi‘z nay to Prinu'tun.
TAlNS AMERICANS. ‘ M “
9, a, , ,9 , 1 it” vote fol Al'tino,‘ Governor l‘ioidor in
10K“), bout. ~1I.":'1l601§50 l», (.utm . New Jorscv hm“. primaril's, left here
' )' . n . 1 . 1 11.- . . ‘ . .
die, 0‘ littaburhil. 11111111 SUE” .\m "11 R o‘clock this morning and ml. to
into
ll‘nnumnu govvrnmoht at the urgent
requevt of tin- (‘unal authorities a your
or more ago, it was tu<'ltiy agreed that
CONFERENCE.
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durue families.
intent—4711101120 Tribune.
bands W'ole ,w'idoners, all with fairly
when she marrlol
[,i’lilllnns 1m awning. union-1d,
It womon wow lnvllvd to :.'o to:
tho ballot 11M" on 11110 qnl'ullon how]
muld 11 ho nnid that tho pollu wcroi
for women, and if v1 0111““ had 1
,connldoruliun one at .\’r.~wlnnton 1111.1
111.1: or the l-Inslm'n Swedish Mitifilollfll‘y
1‘011101'1'111'1' 1 11 ' 1 . .— .
Io‘ram'hlse 1011111111 took up tho (llll'u- .1 ll lib (ll) .‘umdnx 1114
(it‘ll‘llllli‘h 11‘1-1'1'
1'. 1'3. l‘elmrmnl. oi lll'ooilyn. ”N, 1'.
provided. Among the roconnnonda-
11m... pl'l'iit'lllt'li to tho coul’t'ronl'o word
throw: ’I‘hn: tho 11111-191 principal Sl‘fl’li'
Itiil t(ninl'l_-91'.allon:11 inlmlonury 011111111
that aid
Iii'l‘Sl‘lIl,
1.9 11111911 lurtuln alluynliun
and that minslonn be ontuhllnhod 111
11111111111 111111 In Venn/hula.
An impormnl manor l‘tilitwt‘lif‘l‘tli
wan tho lruxmlm' of tho Slu'mllnh ()r-
phannu‘o 111 1"‘Hllllllt'li lo umno nllwr
to'vvn or 1'Ierl‘wo bitch an» under
pinto. 1111- ollwr at \\ nrl'hoaloi. Mann.
t-xpondotl about $10001) tho past your.
The mu'rotnryu rnpml chowl-d ”"
church members: of rho iliiIiOt‘lllliOIl
with n mombmwhlp of 14.00111 Finan-
t'lnl reporlu RIIOWFII the axiom-lotion to
o in good condition.
VIC; PHEIIDEN‘T MAROHALL GO
ING "1’0 HARTFORD,
llAil'l‘lt‘Olll), 1-1ch 1!..«111-VV’ord wuu'
recolved from VV’noblnHtIon today that
V’Ico-l’rosldcnt Thmunn M, Marshall
out and «punk 111 11 1st. I’Mrick’n Day
banquet In this! city next March, The
invitation wuu tondorod and accepted
through Congressman Augustlne Lore
organ. United States Trounuror John
3- 131111111, former governor of North
Dakota, has Mill) accepted an invitw
lion.
HOGPITAL NOTES.
Clarence Godfrey 1m admitted to
the Norwallt Hospital this morning
with 11 fractured leg.
\
W I01“ 1““ Wh_
I‘ho Rtv;
chum-hm ‘
Thu homo 111 t‘romwl'll revolved and{
has uccoptod an Invitation to be prowl
‘1
John Crosby, of South lek. ml,
the prohibition should remain in Pl"
fort until the completion at tho con IMASSACHUSETTS PR'MARY ELEC
zhlr-nltlon ol tho cunni 1.1 in 11111101“ “0”-
lfll‘IS'l'ONI Supt 2'1.» 1 primary MN
lion for tho induction ul‘ l'nnllldntc'l
1111' 111.1 .\o\mnlu91's1.uo clot-lion was
111nm! 111.11 1111‘ Pnnlllnun anthol‘itiu»
('omslruo the blowing up of the l‘ran'v
hon dllw. on 1111'111111‘1' 111,111. 1.11'uctll'ully'
termlmllinh 1111- (11111111 work and thumb
lore lill‘il' obligations.
’I‘ho l‘anmnnn law 21111111131 unmblln'x districts whore thoru was a Hll‘lllltzil‘
rosulh-d 1n n 111911111119 mlnu'tnry 111111111111ng 011111111111th for the ll-glniutm‘c.
Ilo 1111' two l'ltiw by removing; the Ill- 1““ “Bill.
'duconwnt for (anal omplnyve to vlhlt illll‘lv'll ('entcl'wl on tho 1111111111 101'
lhoni for tho pnrponu 111‘ play. Liam
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ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL 1 “i” 3 y
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Ewe Unusual Sales
~0ricntal Rags
~-Fomitare
Commencing Tuesday, Sept. 23
The rugs are the colloctlon'of All Ekper
Mirzn, of Kashun. Persia. They are valued at
$52,001) and are of the kind known as “non-
commercial”; they are valued most for their
artistic character and quality.
Notwithstanding this, we will sell them
during this sale at prices lower than ordinary
Oriental rugs.
KERMAN CARPETS AT $1. 50 PER
SQUARE FOOT.
RUG SIZES FROM $10 to $315.
The FURNITURE is from the best
makersmunewand enclumvc denignsu—and our
warranty covers the quality. The values are
really unusual, and a wide range of choice is
offered. Our regular prices on this furniture
are low. but for this sale we have lowered
these prices from 10 to 33/”...
&. Co.
‘ Sheppard Knapp
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