h" “which must hinder him
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SGCIET‘I NOTICES
“an...
.d. woii‘LodpepNo. 108. 1:. and A. M.
“ cats in Masonic Building. South
Main street. lot and 8d Tuesday ,of
each montbvduly and August; 1111-
_co‘pted-at 8 o'clock. All Master
“unsung Cordially invited. 11.131111
Beach W M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Bea. ,
or Chapter N0. 38, R. A. M.
. acts in Masonic Building, South
Man street. second Tuesdays of
A each month—duly and August 9111
“copied-at 8 o clock. All Royal Aron
Masons cordially invited.
Bec-
w. '
PERHAPS.
:l’orhnps today there sits at one of
the desks 111 some local public. school
a little ind that will some day be tho
“ - moi/or of Norwolk, if he shall sunroofs
*fully stem all the tides of adversity ,
(luring his
fprogrcss of growing and maturing.
"Perhaps this boy is your 111121
He has 11 good 11011111 111111 is in per-
.,‘ foot plusiiul condition no 1111 as you
- Ehmosunrl-NEL 1111.11.12:
Chnriossl
A ‘Tuoh, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox,’
'fnirv, or is Mr. Hill talking "l1unl1'.’"~
l
- 1 _ 1
,_ can determine. or 1111 for us the iuullly
physician knows. Probably l1(1 Will
graduate from grammar school with
all 1111111111511,
milllml, and then again college. 'I‘hrrojl
seems to be nothing but 11 bright pros
peot for the boy‘s future.
Tomorrow. print the next regular
promotion ‘tiinc, his soot in sohool
may ‘l.11.‘1‘11l1:111g1,1d.
any shore in it, was greatly insoltinx.
liow c1111 then1 he prosporlty when Mr.
Hill is out of a Job?
purity he. whilc1 he is making speeches
The times 11rd
in prosperity 1111 evil
saying there is none?
out of joint,
'llrldgepon lfnrnici.
.“m— ....._
“011011113 can make on
"llnclo Jerry"
the speeches l111. wunis in the 111111.11:
‘on1i1 novei get 1110111 than passing utten
and following that high]
lion from [11111101111113 of Bridgeport. Ills
‘ only mount; of claiming publicity-111.1111.
to the t1111 icilcrnl offices,
ubouts is by suving something relatiVe
fur which
V there are 11 dozen candidates.~---Iit‘idge
’l‘lion perhaps he;
will come in contuct with some other;
little boy whose home. life is differ-
ent. from his. whosc parents are not
educated in oleuilliiicus us his are l-lc
may contract some mullgnant disease;
through this daily connection
the little boy whose heulth, tun, may
seem ull right. He will siiffcnillness,
perhaps, and then again he may be. in-
fected with 11 malady which becomes
permanently injurious to his future
physical state. It may be necessary
with i
to remove him from school and nor-l:
hops he will nevcr uuulzl re-cnier the
field of education.
Perhaps the boy may not become ill
from could. with ollier scholars. He
may have :1 slight deafness come up-
_on him 11111: li 11il1 g1011 worse on he
‘5 grows and end 111.111.101.311 for him
in later yemn. Correction hi this
limo might save him. while the iron-
‘ bid is in its infancy. It does not pro-
“vent his heuriugio such an oxtcnt
that. it is noticeable by 11111 parents or
his school teacher. yet it may be such.
that“ his dent‘s position in the school-
rooin prevents him from gathering
whut'hc should of the day’s work,
There 1111c many things which could
‘ be summed up under thin title "Per-
haps." They are not the imaginations
of the writer. Thoynre daily happen-
111311 in school life' occurring this very
bohool day right boic in tho schools
‘ offlorwnlk.
'l‘horo is o reuicdy. Those condi-
Mono can be improved. 1'l‘hey 11111.1
‘ ‘ noted in other citios. cities not
profit. There is but one unuwor.
'It is‘ the School Nurse.
WW
‘ MR. 1111.148 0121111an
' man who enters politics in
. J Hill has heard himself down
‘ lined in many ways scarcely compllm
11mm. during the years in which be
boon crime holding, or office seali-
ins. We do not remember any such
ill lay o: temper as he has made be
somebody said he w” s shores
no or in n pmnporouu corporiition
port Slundnrd 1131 "V
_- . .".‘._.....'.‘_... i... ‘
ARE SUFFRAGISTS 3N..MINOR-
ITY? "
Mr. Martin Thinks so and is Opposed
to Woman Suffrage for That
Mistaken Reason.
.lohn Moi-tin. n momhor of the New
York City Board of Educution, writes
to one of the New York Papers record
ing the drcudful fact that ho is opposed
don't
want it," he says. “the demand c11ni1-s
to woman suffrage. “Woman
from 11 small minority."
“Since 1845 thori-1 has been condllf‘l-
ed on agitation for for woman uul‘fl‘ugo
‘ With whut resiilt'l-wthuL women them-
m‘ 1111 gets ua‘ed to plain language. 1
have organized to protest
against buying thc burden of the vote
sclvon
thrust upon them.
has over opposed having a vote given
to them." ’
You. Mr. Martin. the 11.1:t11nl do
for the bullet may come from
11‘ small majority; the demand for
every great and iiimortiiiit reform in
the history of the world ulwuys liun
originated with very small minority, if
you take tho whole world: Mr. Martin.
and select out of people who
have the ability to analyze ,condi-
tlons. to think for themselves Mill to
non what in right. rogurdless of trudl-
tions or customs or nubile. you will rp-
1lu11e the world to a very small group.
And not of this group, if you‘mnko the
further selection of those who dare
fight for what they see is riltht, you
will huvo 11 tiny minority. Yet this
tiny minority will rule the world 11nd
lend the world.
.No doubt there was 11 time when the
No body of 1111111
mood
adherents of' woman suffrage were.
11 111111 more progressive thnn Nor- greatly in the minority. That won
1, many youre 1111511. Today wo frnnli‘y no
‘; liovo that Mr. Martin is in complete ig-
lnornnco of the facts. Certainly the
Eclectlon news from other states does
‘not confirm his statement. The no
mood for the ballot, originating many
years 11110 in the‘minds of a‘ few fear-
less and clear-thinking women has
spread over into country. in tact over
the whole clvtlized globe. to such an
extent that woman suffrage in 11 ford-
gono conclusion;
The patriots Who declared for the in. "
dependence or the united States were
in tho minority-rd very 'ainoli minor-
11111 or idol-11 timid‘ioilowa with than.
How dam prou-Y
fin—«but they; carried" their 1111111111111. ‘
‘ HERRMAN WINS 01,000 WAGE-R;‘
Boil 1.111111111111111 111 cm Sign Up
. , 1 M11111- In mutant-11. em 11. i
. l“ um. 11111111411111. omen-w new,
1111111111 mu bio panama for the mean
ing for on. wool: when he wan $1,000
from 18111111111! 1.1111119111111111. owner or?
_ the Montreal club, at tho 1111.11.11.11»;
~ tom. restarting! morniiiz. than full
the Phlimalphiu' Nationals not cool
‘tlel‘der Doc Miller to Montreal but re~
contly Miller but! been flirting with tho
Baltimore Federals. ldchtouholm. it
seems. could not shut him and whcn
united by H‘orr‘mann yostorduy to ex
plain the mutton he sold to the (‘ln-
Icinnnti magnate:
; “i will bet you $1, 000 to $10 that you
cannot nigh Miller 1.1.1.1.. of two
hours."
i Hermann put. up a $10 bill in the
hands of a stakeholder and told idobt
cubelm that 1111' did not have to post
lilo money. Lichtenbelm, behaving
thut Miller was in Philadelphia. rubbed
his hands togethor‘and chuckled. Horr-
munn. who knew that. Miller was prac-
tising medicine about three blocks
away from the-hotel, disappeared and
I
contract. much to the consternation of
the Montroulmauhuts. who. however.
paid the bet with a display of good hu-
mor. lLichteuheiin. by the way, an-
nounccd that he had signed Pitcher
Mchranor and that the (Federals “had
taken away from him six players»-
Mutton), wuuii,‘«1uincan.rmnk Smith.
lmluy 11111! 1421111011.
"I have signed only four men." said
thichtonholl‘n, “11nd as for no I am ('oh-
oerned the Federals (11111 take. all of the
others ‘1'" get now ones of! the lots."
llAIiiiS lillililiil bilill
Wiiii "ii: {MW E 00 ouraacra icon Au; some.
'NLflmE IAX [AwI Solon: Mako Document Compulsory
No More Posing of Celebrities.
i NEW YORK Eel). 11.- A rule 111111-
i001.11. lnslliu: i008 Complain Til y polling all boxing clubs in the State to'
make 11 written contract with every
.: boxer engaged for a bout was adopted
‘by the, State Athletic Commission yes-
tcrdny.
thni. the clubs'must giro signed copies
of his contract to ouch boxer. to be
available in event that he has any
complaint to ranks to the unions. The
how‘oidor o1 1.1-1. it much euuier for
the cominlnsi rs to get at the fucts
in'anyloonfm‘ ‘
The t’l‘m - Magenta.» of having
an 11111101111111.1111 introduce prominent
sportlug personages in the ring is end-
ed by'anotlier new rule passed by the
boxing moguls Ono (inception is oi
lowed; the announcer or referee may
introduce the participants in thc boom
before the ring of tho gong.
"JUDGE" TIES "DEACON. "
The record of William Miller for
duck pins at the South Norwulk C'ub
has not been broken. There have boon
imuny close culls. The champion model
111111 hundred and forty-one when he
fire at Expense Governmcnt
Should Assume ‘
11' 11111111111011, 1-11. 11.111111111111111
are coming in from many of tho11l3ou-
hectic ut bunks, protesting of tho lou-
turo of the income tax law which 111-
pcls collections “at the source." ”ll. is
that feature of the 11111 which unflin-
posod upon 1111111111 much of tho; 71ml:
of collecting the income tax 111131111-
:-uhging for the exemptions whi h. the
low 1111011111. it wus thought (belittle
use of the money collected, until the
limo that it had to be amid into the
treasury, would compensate the
bunks. But it. is found that the
hmks are collecting very little mon-
11y and that it is requiring forge ex:
pense by them to meet the roiuire
merits of the low and thin-11. lo 111-1111-
ticulh no return.
Alkod to Be Rocomponled.
The petitions 1111c much in the
some form. 'l‘hcy suggest that Miami 11111 record. host night. not in
there be “informutlon at the 11 match 1.111119,le with 3" Official
scorer Attorney Joseph it Taylor. in
11 beautiful c1blhitlon of lhowling skill
tied lil. 'ivhe bowler is rupluln of one
source" instead of “collection at the
1101111111" declu'lng that that would
enable the department to check 11111
and see that no guilty ones escorts
'llho petitions also ask that the 11111an
be rocomponned [or the expense In
which they have been not because 1.!
collection at the score on to the
mascot time .1
The executive committee of“ the
Savings bunks Association of Son-
ueotlcut luau also filed it politicn
through Arthur '1‘. Neltlcton, of
N.1vton. as secretary. rooucs'lng on
amendment to the bill ngainstdntnrv
locking dlrocl,orntcs-~ono of tho Wil-
uou null-trust «bills—~50 that the
measure would not affect mutual
savings banks that have no capital
sto k The same association asks that
a limit be placed on the amount of
11111 mils that. can be plat-11d in." p s-
in! suvlngn bank without 111111.11
There is at mosent a limit to tho
omnimt iihai. may Ibo deposited to
draw interest.
BRITTON AND BLOOM WINNERB.
mow YORK. r1111. ll..--Jack button
outpoiutud Johnny Dalian in one; u
rounder at the Irving A. 0. last 11! ‘ t.
A couple of rounds were {common
and Britten 111111 the balanced; or
Campbell substituted for Banner 0 on
against Phil bloom and lost 11 speedy.
exciting encounter on points.
.. m.“ ”Hwy—m
11nd it is only hoped that ho will equal
111., record during some contest Which
will count for more’ thou tho mere
record. 'l‘l‘iooo who now the gnflle
made 11 butler score if~
M’GOORTY HiAD SMITH'S GOAT.
Ed M'flooriy hnd “Dave Smith‘s
“gout” before they otnrted boxing in
their recent bout in Australia. accord
ing to Promoter Baker. When thoi
boxers were called from their corners
walked out of his comer, turned H18
hack to Smith and called his trainer
fully several minutes they toyed with
tho ribbon. Smith in the meanwhile
eyeing his opponent all the while.
And then. when everything was fixed.
Mcooorty turned, lungbingly. 11nd
Smith could not help but show his
nervousness. The thoughts of the
punch Mommy gave Smith in New
Yorhholpod along the “gout-gutting. "
1 u.)-
couLo-nu 1111111113.
the ring appears as fdr1otl‘ on over he
has token the trouble to classify the
list of contenders for his title. The
Logan Square hermit ranks them in
this order: Kid Williams. Frankie
horns. Eddie “(311mm found Sinnot,
Frankie 001111111. Patsy Bronulgan.
Young Seldom and Benny Chavez
'l‘hoi’e is little reason to find on:
with that. ruling. All Coulon hop to
do now is to do right down the line.
taking them all on in the order bonito
but it in outta; 11111111111111.1111 ulna ol-
together certain that he had ho such
wmsnuousz wme GAME. i
William Hubbell and Benjamin
Wultorhouae played 11 match sumo of
pool. last night. at the 91111111th
11111 former. The name wall for 150
points. and diamond sitting fill“ 150
points will be played 11111111111111.1111
torhouso Won out by the close Booth
of 160 to 141.1 . .
.1...
lneotion with
.out of the ordlnnrY._
in 1 hour and 25 minutes by tho wutchl
he roturnodwlth the player's signed:
Tho commission stipulated;
I11nd got him interested to the extent
of the tcums now in the tournament}
stoic tliiit the attorney could have;
iCumiuings. The company has its
inroaldont, Mr, i1‘osdick and Scollokl
& Jenkins. The trio] in still in pro-
gress. ‘
to none. as is the custom. McGoortyi
to fix the ribbon on; lilo bolt. For.
Although Johnny Coulon’s return to‘
A ‘ 1111111111 ”A
8.1111 11.111111111111111... lot-111cc
ed «Him to ‘Sell Silas-willow
811113111611! Commission
mm
Captain ii‘raincrd To’ylm oi the
United Staten coast artilleryi 310111 11111. ’
tinned at Fort Morgnn, hour Mobile»; ~
Ala. cumo all
to be present in the Superior court1
when his action ugulnsh the Ship-
pun Water or Realty Color Stamford i
was oailod for trial before a jury,
the unit it is ruthot
although
vol-wing merely the lquostion or
commission upon a real oblate sale.
Acaording to
he was sent up here in Connesticut‘
in 1912 to instruct the Yankee mil-
itln in 1111. soldier‘s an» 111 111111.111;
the mark
Duties Light, EXpenou High.
The captain found his duties lihht
11nd oxponuon hiuli. H11 also dlucowr
ed that [he Ctiziltlrgttlcut militia did
.....
in
from Juno until November. 80 that
time would hang heavily 0n
hands during the summer. months.
Making his home in Spoonful-dike
captain decided that it would no
cheaper to 11in 11 bit of pronorty with .
9. house on it on easy terms. tbun to 1 .
lorntcd 0n Sblppun 1 ’
pay rent. Ho
point a growingu 1section of Stamford. .
it was whlli1 meditating on the,
mmnmrnrsu of army salaries in unso-i
i elation with udvnnclm: pi‘lcee upon
the necessities of life that the cup- .
tain'u fertile brain evolved 11’ plan of:
mmpulgn which would ,storm 111:."
money marni nod help him cunturo
a tow 111nm dollars.
Proved a Good Seller.
Tho Shippnn \Vnt11r & ltculty (111..
of which Robert A. Fosdiok, Inwycr,
is president. was doing its host to.
make the desert of Sbippnn Point
blonsom with the homes of New
York millionaires
Captain Tnylor found the company
ready to assist his offer of reinforce
merits in the campaign of business. "
Severn! sales were made and the
captain's income was inorensod. Hi1
proved to be 11 pretty good seller.
He told the jury how he went to
New York dlniost daily and nssuulicd.
figuratively speaking. the centers of ‘
capital. He found 11 retirod colonel
of $6.000. Another man invested SH,-
000, another $12,000 and two more
for smaller sums For oil of these the
captain reached his share. as 11111
ngrodment '
Plan Leads to Suit.
it was while; pondering still further
on the possibllltion of land oe'iinl
around Shippnn ihut 'thc captain
thought out another plan. This think-
ing ultimately led to the suit which
the jury in hearing today.
'l'hc cnptuln claims that he influ-
enced a sole of land to the amount of
345.000 11nd ho wunto‘ his commission
of $4,500. The defense is that he wns
not authorized to art as negotiator.
in the trial of the once Captain
Taylor is '9' resented by ‘Homnr S.
Plil’lJiAll AlilJil nus
HOYT's THEATRE.
Hoyt'n {i'lieutro continues to be
more populdr than over during tin
first three days of the week. The
wonderful show which is on the bills
at the popular playhouse has resulted
in poolmd houses and cveryone who
has been present buslbeon more than
planned. The Ten Cavaliers are prov—
ing to be one of the best, if not the
.bost. attraction offorod ut the play,-
' house thiu‘winter. while the remainder 1
of the bill is well up to the standard.
Tonight in the last night of the pram-
ent bill. People are planning to M-
toiid surly to be certain of souls.
The management has another strong
show coming tomorrow and Which rwill
remain for the remainder of the 111.11.
The policy lino been to pleane the
We at whatever dost 111111 the billI
which shows for the first time tomor-
row is to be onothor classy offhlr.
1111111111.. the hundoutf“ 113,111 1111111
topiinord 1.1.1.1111 for the re "A
the 53530“! A
MW ‘
the way north tom! 1
i
Because of the army cilia are con- 1 g
l
1
£1 .
the captain's story i i
1 practice inspection ‘
bin 1 '
OLE O‘N,
l
TOTAL DISREOARD FOR LiOBSES MAM! THEE! PRIQIG‘ P061-
bost evidence of tho iteiiulneuess
“Clean ISweoip."
no. the. name's. 11111111111111 near, our offarto are directodfooioly‘to ‘
the ABSOL'IVI‘E clearance of them goods."
Priced “1111.5 11.11.11.111... 1110
of our determination. to main; 11“
$10. 01) 1111.11111111711'11
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$4.50 COM nou’rnliunsis
33.93 oomroit'rAniu-ls
$2.01) COMr‘ou'rmmu-Js
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er than on six-pencil).
”if you have delayed in purchasing in anticipation of a reduction,
delay no longer for sum PRICES make it AN INVESTMENT rath-
Sentin‘el Fashion Plate
6.111 6.731360%!
flamey Drew Ila/(1n g
foO/U'
Prepared Expta'ally For This Neuupaper
by Pi'cwrial Review
A STYLISH MODEL.
An ammuw 1111111th 111111 ut‘yliuh
drcur.‘ 01111111111 out in cotton crops and
trimmed with allk. Tho nooit- ls out V-
alium u111l1llnlnhod with n tum-over
collar or silk or! into.
Ono- piece arouses are going to be M!
popular for Spring on aver thW wore
for Winter. A stylish model is shown
here. developed in one of tho. new
crepe materials.
The ahirt in trimmed at ono side
with button: of 1“ own? 1111111111111. dull
the waist is decorated with plain will:
that extend! in‘ pointed and: 11111111111111.
11111111111111. Bandit of plain 11111111110111;
11116 the silk. Tbo‘ nook,“ hiiluhcd wnb 1.
turn-over cation of. any ddulrod W".
To make the waist, pleat the lower
edges of front and back, piucing "T"
on corresponding small "0" perfora-
tions. Turn‘bom in right from 11.1
notches. Turn under edge of rever on
slot perforations. lap on vest to amp“
“0” perforations. notches even. and
stitch, Turn under edge of vest on
double "no" perforations. Cantor—
front indicated by large "0" perfora-
tions. Arrange vest on front. contora.‘
neck and shoulder scams oven. Close
under-arm scam us notched, clone
shoulder scorn. Sew standing collar to
neck ledge 1111 notched. If desired with
open neck. soc cutting directions. Sew
round collar to neck edge. contor—
bucks oven and along small “0" per-
forations in front. Sow ‘stuy to lower
edge-of front and buck. oentom even.
innnll "o" perforation at under-arm
ocom.
F01 the skirt, join pores us notched.
l’lcnt extension. weaning on slot poi-
forutiono. lap to small "0' perforations
and press. Turn under edge of left
back gore on blot perforations, lap on
ripht‘haok gore, confers even (double
amull "on" perforations indicate cen-
tor»hnok) and stitch. Bow to Iowar
edge of waist, over stay, centers oven.
To make the dreu requires:
5 yards M inch drops at 3! yard... .0 . 8500
I ynrdo a limb silk ot‘ 31 yard. 2.00
4 yurds'brnld “lilo. yard“ Hun-On... .60
1.
‘ ‘ ..1 11.10.1111.
41' bunt; ,, 11111111111111th ‘6 cunts:
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