i
.4 nuch action and attribute moan moi:
lives to the owners of hit: business and
’ , whore violence in hateful, nnpncinliy in
”my”
mums SENTINEL
.Esrnnmsunn I BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
E. L. Knoll. 1.. GOLDEN, i9
paocmaroua.
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(MINER or Dammit ‘ r <
p MAY cove UP muse.
.9. Dh’l‘ROl’II, Mich. Jan. nudist ‘Gaim
or, 'l‘igor llrnt baseman. threatens. to
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TOMORROW. .
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iSun rises 7:19: sets 4:38.
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SOCIETY NOTICES. |
A Stated Communication of Quin,
Welt Lodge, No. 108, F. and A,"M...
on. be held at its roams. Jan. 6th..
1914, at 8 o‘clock p. m. Work, inst"a"|£‘l"
ation of officers. Refreshments. HAII'
Master Masons cordially and frater-
naily invited. ' "
Fraternaity yours,
ROBERT M. WiLCOX. Sec’y. Li.
CONSIDERATION OF EMPLOYES.
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The tendency of socicl y at the urea-l
. .cnt time is to mitigate the conditionh“
of the workingman. Yes-«and work—.
ing woman~~wc hour the
say, for about eight million of women:
and girls are now subject to the ref
strictious placed upon workingmen..‘
The tendency of tho laws. state andI
most always on the side 01' the world
inmnnu. So much so is this the case;
that the railroads cannot at presontl
predict with any degree of accurucn
the dividends that' they will pay on“
their stock. l
On the whole this tendency is a good?
One and especially to bc cunnncnded in'
the action of Home ol‘ the larger and}
more important department and dry"
goods stores In Bridgeport in opening
later in the morning.r than has been
their wont. Sonic which have. started
the day's business at Szthi are now
' opening: at 8:30 o‘clock. while out???“ '
whicblntve opened at 7 o‘clockwpan '
tlcnlurly the. drug sioresw—arc now go-
/ ing; to upon at eight. This will be a
. in.
great boon to tho hardworking. pale.
’fnood drug clerk. Cynics may dccry
cvcn state that. they do nothing for?
thcir clerks until towed to it. but that,
is not our view. Labor and capital
are every day getting closcr together
and are making morn carat-at atl’on‘mtn
than over bcl'orc to understand ouch
oi h i u‘.
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STATE COM M ENT.
Every Man to His Job.
I‘Ivun newspaper mun nrc
wine. Now llaveu udllors rct’uac to ho
o cnnnnittec to intestinal“ urni’t charg-
cs against oillrinlu oi‘ tho .\'c\v ilavcn
road. Wine proccduro ut ihr bunt. Lot
the railroad investigate Ila own oili-
cinlx and the newspapers keep on uiw
hip: the noun us heretoi’oru; ~.\ihldio-
town l’t-nny Press.
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Dogn Preferred.
.fi‘aua for acvonty-flvc thounnnd noun
arc to ho nlado in thin State. to ho
strung about tho necks of so many
hhccp dcutroylng uninnllu. Ila an oil'-
sot to thin nonmhody abouhl invont‘n
muzzle, to bc pluccd ovcr the mouths
of this low whoop In vitmmocticut. Any
iStnic which nupporta aovunty-iivo thou~
mind (loan doaorvon to .40 without,
np’ring lamb or tonal muiloanlddlc-
town .Suu.
To Malntaln Law.
‘ Thoughtful citizonu of thin auction.
will) have boon nwatchinu tho into dc-
yulopnlontu In tho Sholton ntrllw with
' Home concern. am it unit in tho belief
that there in but and plain. inuiovtnh
lilig cournn for tho nuthoritinn to purL "
sun in vlow of the mural outbreaks or
violenco and rioting-—- to maintain law
and order at any coat. ’l'hnt uhould go
{without saying in any ncli-mnpcctinn
community and it undoubtedly donn
horn in the Nangalnck valley. whom
pregnant for the orderly proeonuon or ‘
““9"th its inherent among citizonn and"
defense «of lawlessness. It in optic
tune that this in not the doctrine or
low and government that in the stool?
trade of that organization will find
it ml nupportcm in thin notation.
when positions cool. The more stoma
violence in repressed and the more
‘ ,me it in punished In its: incipien-
” tho-better for all concurned.-~An~
sul‘l’rngint; .
guttintt
the I. W.*W., but the contempt felt for .
M‘itfiiit buucbali (or. good. In a lottcrt’rotn
his home in Elkinn, W. V.. Gainer
Inayu that he in not at all sure that ho
will be back in the game noitt season.
preferring to stay out or the game and
. go Into buninoaz.
, = The threat from Gainer in not one
made for publicity purposes or to gain
it companion in the way of naiaryor
‘ contract from the thumb club. for tho
Tiger contracts; have not. a..- yet. been
«vouched by the piuycl‘u, and l’urthcr-
inure Gainer makes no mention what.
"i over in his letter oi‘ being dissatisfied!
with the club or the troatmeut ho huh
,Eorcivcd. .
As a matter of tact. Gainer has no
' ‘i‘euoon to complain oi hi3 career in
> «baseball except in tho scurvy way that.
home Fortune has treated him. in-
x,juricn, coming at most untimely mo-
pigments. have broken in on hin career
very badly and havo prevented his be-
ing a star.
Gainer has saved much money that
he. has earned. This tall he invented
in a bowling alloy at his home town.
E‘lkinu. lie writes that he in making
moncy with that.
,. The Detroit club has for some time
been seeking in vain for a man who
i would replace Gainer at first base. it
"‘ has tried Sam Crawford. George Mo-
riarty. Walter Pipp and others with~
iout succeeding in finding tho man it
it Sentinel Fashion Plate
optional, is: biased‘and the bins in al-i _
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'vwantv. limidw.;.thouc named. it: nun
Wu and Hulimnn nor-nun transom , “ “‘ 4
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FRENESW Amman commons
, . flavour. ‘ ‘ 1‘,
«neuron. Jun. “EL—«A protest against
the. report. oi‘n committee at. this
wuok’u blunting of. tho National .Eiol-
Initiate Athletic association in. row.
tori: conc'nrning the death of Verner
S. litilyeu. oi" the Norwich Unluernity
toctbnll team. lulu been made by Nw
than A. 'l‘ui'tti. or Wulthum, reform ct
they‘Norwlch‘Holy Cross some in which
IBulyen was injured. Mr. Tufts in a
letter to Dr. George W. Enter. oi the
University of insconuln, chairman .ot
tho committee, inked exception to the
committee‘s report that Belyea‘s death
was due to "a fierce and unnecousary
tackle, which broke his back after he
had already been tucnied and downed."
'l‘he lettcr'unya thorn was no unnec»
canary roughness and calls attention
to the fact‘thut ‘Belyca was badly hurt
in tho Norwichmurtmouth sumo ‘ ln
um, ofravhich Mr. Tufts also was re-
force.
BALL PLAYERB lN SYDNEY.’
SYDNEY. N. S. W.. Jun. 3.~—«Thc
American baseball team representing
tin: Chicago White 80x, of the Amer-
icnn lueague. and the New YorkGlnnta. M
of the National league, arrived here
today. They are to be given. a civic
welcome by tho lord mayor of Sydney
on Monday.
Considerable interest had been
aroused In the tour in Audit-niacin. and
10,000 spectators gathered on tho Syd:
ney cricket bruunds today, to witness
‘lw “rut match here. which was won
by the White Box.
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Easy and Practical Suggestions
FOR THE
HOME DRESSMAKER
There are many beautiful plaid ma-
terials in which this design would look
exceedingly pretty. but nothing is more
cficctivc than chhyr cloth, for it seems
. to combine with peculiar beauty all
I
DESIGN FOR PLAID DRESS.
An attractive llillill‘i for developing
in chhr cloth. The skirt is a three-
piccc aair. having two onc—pircc Cit"
. cular ilonnccu. Thu waist has a broad
plult at the front which shows a mad»
ualcd line. with umnilcr plniia at tench
side. The triunuinu is of bizn-k satin.
w.
‘CONSTRUCTlONGUlDE 5463'
of the rich tones of the genuine Scotch
plaids. It is about 4.; inches wide and
ranges in pricc trout $2.50 to $4.00 a
yard. About four yards on: required
to make this dress. in addition a
hail yard of 184mb lace and 3 yards
of wide. double—laced satin ribbon for
the ball will be uccdt-d. Enough of
the ribbon may be. lakcn iroiu the bolt
to cover the tiny buttons.
The waist is made with a graduated
plail at the from. the remainder of
thc iulncss brim: disposed of in lwo
snniilcr IllzliiS which are rt-lcascd‘ br-
low the bustliuc. 'l‘in' back is prricri—
ly plain. 'l‘ht- neck may be hnisin-il
with u choicc of two or three outlines.
a high. rtlllllil or square cti‘cct, Long
or short sleeves are used. thc hurmcr
bring more in tit-nuind at prom-m. The
gathered finish at thr wrist. with a
[fill of lace added is (hr mu Latin
Quarticr cti’rct.
The shirt is made in lili‘t‘t’ lill'l‘t'h
and has two our-piccc circular ilounrm
whirh may provc a lilth tryiup. t‘ir-
cular cil‘ccts always nccd carci‘ul hund—
lingr hcrnnsr of thi- tlifiirlilry n‘hkccp
tin-m own and mnkc tin-m hunt: well.
First. ‘lhc gril‘cfi should he joined as.
notclu-d. than the cxlrnsinns plaitcd.
(“rt-using on slut perforations. Lon In
small "o" pcrlorntirms and press. t'losc
back scam from laruc “ll" perforation
to lower cduc: iinish mince; above for
placket. Clost- back scams oi ilounccs
icaviuu acam of upper iiouncc ircc
nbovc iarpc “ll" pt-rfurntluli tor pinch—
ci. Adjust lowcr flouucc to posmon.
ccnn-rs own; stitch illilit'i' cdu’r along
small “o" perforations in shirt. _
Now. :liljual' upper llnuurc in post—
i-iou. centers and uppcr clinics cvcn.
Adjust a wcbhim: or a straight tstrlp
of canvas two iurhcs Willl‘ tn pointion
umh-rucalh npprr critic of skirt for It
stay: stitch upper mint-a tourtbcr. The
skin may he joined to ilu- waist or it
can bc worn accurately. 'l‘ln‘ t-i‘icct is
that of a oucnphrrc (bras. howvcr.
'l'hr hull is scoured at tho hack,
hmuizht around to the front and last-
tuned in a loom: bow with unconfined
cuds.
For alicvuoon wcar this model is
vcry prcttv l‘iil‘l‘ii‘il out in thc thin
mum-u and othcr dinnhuvmus innit-rials
nvcr slim of colored hilk or silimiiuc.
'l'hr lmttuliéi Hi Mark untiu give the
drcau a brunch touch that in always
dcsiruhlu.
town norms: "D
in
o.
« Thain! Home lites-making
‘ ytnifiontlnol. _ .
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why i‘ .
onwrer from‘thtwmtilfl’t »i- ,
Patented April an, M.
much- WWW,“
Look for
the Router
with the
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psivs summit
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Long Larry Mouton doclnrcu that By
iricymour didn’t; whip him in It hrnwll
lin a liaricm hotel that Saturday lllglll.
lid-sheila admit» that. ho had
with Srymour. Awho ntntck him first.
i ".lnnt an i was about. to annihiluto‘i
firylnoill‘." uuya lorry,
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS,
'l‘ho following worn loaned “comp-3
Lint furnished from?
NOW on Sale
and
Never such remarkable
$2 5 coat should be finished. a
$1 I .7 a-
“ Large Purchase. of :
Women’s Coats
pretty styles-Never such exquisite fabrics. Your choice'bf
$208: $25 Coats $11.75
Beautiful Astrachan Cloth Coats. Vienna Velour Coats.
Plush Matelasse Coats. Chinchilla Coats. Boucie Coats, Ziba
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richest silks and satins and finisherd like every good $20 and
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Less
reductions~cher
so many
nd your choice of them all at
$2.50 German
Broadcloth $2
Fine weight. beautiful
range of colors. spot proof.
54 inches Wide. the kind
that usually sells at $2.50:
$2.00 per yard.
New Scotch Piaids
l
i We have just received a
1 new line of those popular
Scotch Plaids now so much
‘ in demand for separate,
1 skirts. Over 25 new styles,
in all the newest coiorings
and patterns. all at about
ONE-THIRD below regu-
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will be in in
T omorrow
Thirty-five hundred
OF SIR LAUNFAL."
AT 4:30.
aesthetics: hucu
one in across
wamnivu'rox, Jun. 3.«~"Flvery
whim of A. M. Wooalvr, noiiciloi‘i workman in the stool industry hna tho
Ioi‘ patculn, llriduoport. Conn.
i
tonhoic cutting device.
goxpoctntlon of nlno doyo lost by alt-h
Edward ll. Allan. lh'tdutuxlrt, but near; In a your an against four days
loot by accident, and it in estimated
trouble; .Iohn~ ’rFriIh, Bridgeport. ntluchr that ouch your thorn are 384,750,001!
input for controlling tclrvhmw days oi? ulcknoau among workmen In
switch llOOiiIi, the United Staten. coating Vilwfiliz,‘
“uumchudyl Frank 0. lionsinnd. Ilriduolmrt 000." said Joseph P. Chamberlain. or
iumpud in and stopped tho scrap.
iiuhtu like hu pinyin ban. hie nuangs‘
in china 1').
mo up In unfair. Gallery Mn in tho‘
thcntrua whom i am allowing kawmh- “mm"l‘ dmh'n
iinu inc about; iiy and i donut like it. i
can whip him with both imadn that].
"An for Jon Lynda. who naya I hroho
Williu l“.
Iiunjtuuin
liuliilu,
l3. lk'wli‘l.
Cy Iloviro tor oponing tubular currlcru.
llrldnnporl, con»
The story that. he beat. bland nuii~nullcr and nrrapar,
‘ 'iiridgcpori. ‘
for Mplotuvo
giuo.
'I‘homnn li. liyiiuuiu.
combiuod bottom]: and
my ugrcumont when l rot’uuod to puyi l’m'k“ m" curtridu‘a. -
him morn than $30 for uniting the uni WWW“ H. mm“. Hurthrd,
u Mariam theatre. outwith: iyncwritlnu mochinc.
William A. ian'unz. Hartford, typo-
mcnt with him. I gave him :30 lie-,Wu-“m machinc.
.iouoph Ithu'ha.
(tanner Mutilur and it.
not "mm, but old (By fieymour app”. Wont liuwn, vunding machine.
lick mu. Thnt'n tho only Rich 1'vo Boil Jnfifihh 1!. ' tilimun. New lluw-n.
. endowment in
l plcunu any that I hover had any amen-i
cuuno hr had been carrying my mini
' You. I uluppud him in the taco «wbun in»,
to nluitu.“
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ATHLETE‘Q in NEW VORK.
NEW YORK. Jun. awn/lthloton from
ntrtvn for nationalittlcu on the truck
and on tho acid tonight. at this Thir-l
tonntb Regiment Armory. 'Brooltlyn.
hold in; Junior championnhlnu.
men who havo never won. 9. incl; or
have curried national lamb tor omens
an athloton will no um in motion.
Among them In churluy Brinkley. tho
the honor» of manual. m to us:-
in No. 5463. Sizes-14. 10. 18 and. fill yam Patient/ad pattern. mm. ”mm” in “my”
bid cents; transfer pungent. 13 cents.
Although the contests are upon to circuit.
ironing mnchino.
Hilary J.
.clcun~out titling for drain pinch.
‘Watcrhury,
a dozen colleges. and universities will one-Dim can for may tantrums.
Philip J. liandol. Mcrldnn. shade.
Frank C. White,
l’ii‘uahli
putt-into :
manta;
Albert I".
hold chnmnlomhlp. my men who tug.
“may Dikcmun,
italic.
‘ minty C. Fisk,
fimtbnli player. whats blotting brown or m munch.
Edwin 8.. ingrahnui, Onhvllln, m
chino it» making safety pins.
Another collect nun who will an m it. nubhnrd,
D.
Morris.
Simona.
Molina“.
pate in Harry '1'. Worthington. at Dari» Ms W.
month. who would: a: mm I» mg l. mini, at at. cm. mm
the running tin-numb ii. tho m‘
.t‘;
nub. ’
pluktryom'tagomhnnuiwnms' p ,
nun
minim.
Hartford.
Now
Mormon.
Guvornor and
whore the Amateur Athletic Union will for mechanical manicipluying inntm
militia: tor a pneumatic»
=nrintol. turn»
Dunbury.
Giuliani, stabiliz-
llriiiliuiitll‘l.
prinwr
couplinu.
it}. Fudnu,
Britain.
two
romuntor
with
Grannvieh,
New York. smoking at tho nnnunt
mutating oi the American Ansociutiml
for labor lieginintlon.
That compuluory innuruncc uminm
In 1 occidontn hats been hutoulnhingiy rapid
duriuw tho hull thri-n yours and In
bound to be fullowcd unlukly by otlwr
forum at uncini inuuranuu wan tho opln~
. ion unmanned by tho nuuoointion'u upc-
3 ciaicommitlco and by Mr. Cinnabar
Iain. tho principal apcnkor, who din.
chum-d tho practicability of compub
nory uh'kmmu Innuruncn in Amorica.
"Compulnnry nichnm and burial In~
ournncn In uirmnly an nccomphahod‘
fact in tho Unlicd‘iltntcn." unit! Mr.
Chnmborlnin. "but it in lunufilcinnt in
amount and totally wrong in tin meth-
od and purpose. and can novor bu
hunhh Innumncn.“ 'l‘hct tho prcaunt
inmmsncu or the poor in unormounry
and hmimuiy mnenoivo and momenta
extravagant foam-aim: that workmen
do not oppcuo comnuiuury hindrance.
aim mounted in nrinclpln; that the
dump value n} that omnluntimi oi
mm mp Motion, no that out:
y mmm tore. can to 11mm w. hm
upon the». 1:2on oi item. on the
man or infnrmutinn. on tho enforce»
mcnt Inn! mum at" legislation.
in at present mum, momma; and
Inuit") that. tho niobium at uiuhncnn in-
cur-um through mutton In I nub
an at an Inmofluammro in Amen:
a. were tho WWW 5dr
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human;
The Go—To-Church-Canipaign
South Norwaik Congregational Church
have been invited to attend
gDWARD MEAD, OF NEW YORK. WILL SPEAK. GlViNG
INTERPRETIVE BlBLE READINGS: ALSO LOWELL'S “VISION
ll force at the
Afternoon
Men and their families
avoid the great cost of collection god
soliciting. Agreement upon this point
is complete," declared Mr. Chamber.
lain, who then outlined a plan. for a.
mutual system of sickness lnnumnco.
not under state control. but under a.
certain degroea of state oversight.
"Thin would promote a mutual under-
standing between employer and (mi-
‘ployc." said tho speaker in conclusion,
“Iuid iuiornmtiou as to conditionh ai~
footing hcnllh and sanitation would be
unread brondcnai."
"tilch‘nooo henoilt i‘undu among Iu-
dustrial workers" worn described by
W. 1.. Chandler, of tho Dodge Mantil‘ac~
turhn: Company. or Miuhwwaka. indi-
ann. who duclurod that ”tho than in
rlpo to at lontut lrublo tho‘eii'uctlvcc
mum of ihoau fumin. Tho omployrru
and mnploycn urn going tilrouuh an cv.
olntionary pronoun with roicrench to
nit-hump inunrnnco. which in pnvhu:
tho way for activity along these llama
much liho that of workmon‘a compen-
autlon imd accident promotion.”
Juan-u M. Lynch. Now York Stain
labor connninuiouer, presented a. pnpur
on "'l’mdn Union Sicknoun l‘ununnco."
Among other pruminnnt. monitors worn
Lee K. Frnnlter, of New York; Henry
J. Harrin. oi tho Library of Congrcsh:
itholnhoid R. Koch. oi Phlindal‘phiu:
Mill” ill. lumen. oi‘ him. York, and
Frank lithium. oi tho Central Vcrolu.
of m. hauls.
In tho- buutncun meeting oi tho Au-
md that contributions of employs”. in mutilation for labor ’Lfiuiflllflilfm the on.
= minnow, at work showing unwoun-
donhd growth at tho connotation darn
my» funds; (Mama! minty and. but thin your WM prescribed by tho
. musing. John B. Andruwn, and, re.
youth were. made for national commit.-
tcon by their rcnpactivc chairman as .
follows: Worhmnn'u Compcnuution.
Henry It. Sanger; Induulriul Hygiene.
Munch-let: IA. Hoffman; Woman's:
Wot-it. inane Osgood Andrew; 0m
m of Mat in Wm. Min Mun;
Standard Schedules and 'l'nhuiliion,
mm w. Hutch: menu Immunity.
Edward '2. Wine: Enact-cm: on In.
our “we, at. F. Wlloluzhby‘. ‘
mm , 7 m N11“ ammo.
Norwalk Chronicler