“one“ new: .
summons.“ .
stints in Fataltiliii
openness. 6:. Sept.
teem! us it Will
osmium emu.
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mashed finesse sit m
thooldporflouu “Weed" tonne
littlesuroiooflchnoyundhmpeten
hxlnuudiunceiollenorlulfiailhero-
IF. A. LANE
L
We ominous cussed I geoorull
aiming up oi furnace tires in the
wellness buildings in the city.»
The State Optometry Association
will meet Oct. 15 at the Tuit Hotel.
New Huron. R. N. Johannest is prosi.
dent.
A unit, John Howell Cohen. won
her: Sunday to the Rev Aaron c.
auburn and Mrs. Cohurn. at St. JAmee'
rectory Terrace niece. Danhury. This
event melons ills-Meyer and hire. 1.
Inton Ooburn, of South Norwulit.
Avurmdparenta.
Ill. William Acker, once Miss Ruth
London. Attended A reunion at the
Gould Homestead in Ealrdeld. Setup
. In, W.
The “little town elections" tube
place one week from yesterday in
many or the neighboring towns. Nor-
walk having Adopted mo biennial sys-
tem. does not have A town election
until next year. The state election
will take place in November.
«Remember Fair Colonial Mill to-
night.
At A special meeting of the legul
voters of Grace church parish held
lest evening in the Guild room George
II Curtius was unanimously elected
irouuuror oi the church.
The proposed social time to he held
at the home last evening of Rev. All!
In. John Stapleton, oi Bayview uro-
Illa. has been postponed until next
Emile, evening
. Richard Travers Love. who chin
.. ho is writing next season's Hippo-
‘ dmme show, was Arrested this morn
kg by Oillcer Frank Strstton. on
North Main street, charged with
drunkenness. Travers threatened to
null upon his friends William Run-
loiph Hearst. Jack London, Charles
'3. Whitman. sndaecore or other
notables to prosecute the Hermit po-
lice department for his arrest. Mr.
_ ceocou'rse
use-s sun's to: out“ “ ”
Tue ass-r or use“ . , A. A.
reaction Devil W. m
UNDERTAKER
muses-elem
4...... sun Colonial mil to
night. '
‘meorth. Jr. overhaul it. and
and runner Governor William Sufie‘fv
' m *Wflfiow idea into the old one
: from New York city—Dalila has a
election districts in the store report-
-he has; Davenport’s majority will he
‘ Hennessy for the Democruiic nomine-
. estimate of Tommy Hull that the
lay calm-teed; oatmeal»
were assists:
NEW YORK. Sept. Sir-m V.
or is the Republican nominee dot the
United States Senate horn new York, A
0n the gnoe of the dental-lei re-
turn at hAndomost, or which Are
lead. but Wadsworth is gaining cupid-
ly The taiter'u campsite meteor
says he has information tron: fifteen
tip-state counties which were Wear
wowrth of A maleritr of 15.009 sud
thin the other counties will Add great-
ly to the former spookeriu total.
David Jayne Hill. the third man in
the race. is hopelessly distanced.
With Approximately half or the
ed. Davenport . lu ledinu minor for
the Progressive nondnution for About
1,000. If he can continue to coin "K
About 3.6”.
Governor Glynn debuted John A
tion br governor with one. The
coroner would win by 15 090 in
this city will not (All tor uhort’ot
mourned. Hofieeiuudum
MJu-uuw.m:lro;
W Manor, is ten~yeer~edd
coined boy, yho mm. with his pure
onto on W street was arrested
this using tor assaulting John
low. A molar or St. Josgo'lvu
*Purochlul udrml. with A knife. severe-
ly cutting [lb had. new the pun-
mettle fight. DAD. E. Sullivan
“toiled fie injured boy. taking sov-
enkuiitchou in his torn hand. Young
Clem-our will be tried tomorrow
morning bohre Judge Koo;h.
—~‘l'ool humid, weak. rundown?
Bouducbe? Stomach "od"i——Just A
phlu cone or July liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters cones liver and stem-
Aeh, motes digestion. purines the
blood.
A
A large number or. the Trinity
Young Ken's Glob held a very enthus<
[antic hosting lust evening. As their
guest of the evening Rev. J. -D. Swene.
or Stunted. spoke most interesting-
ly on the («motion or u compuny of ,
Knights or Wauhlnaton. which the
young men anticipated doing. At the
next roosting. October 19. an odort is
to be made to have Rev 8. Kenyon,
or Wout Buvonpreoont. the founder
of the Knights of Washington. An en-
toriulumont is planned for at the lat-
ter port of next month.
ARAB PAM WINS
i MARCHING lPBlZE
Gm m Sliver Shield for E:-
ails-u W at Atlantic
' at! We
BBMWP‘ORT" Sept. til-die a re-
wura for thdt Bimini drilling the.
lost in wash. the members 01' Arab
Petrol d Wk] Temple. Nobles o!
the m Shrine. ce‘ptured one or
the first oriuuu oitored at the corn-
W “I! Am we held at the
nonmetal session of Crescent Patrol
or New Josue: oi Atlantic city on Sat-
urday uflornoon. Koch credit is due
Chief Frederick A. RArtlett for the.
exam grind! What demagohsoheen
excellent showing.
' The prize won was a large silver
shield un-tablr engraved. The mom-
Memoir mmm
“when received Alida is unlikely
lruliotthemwilibu'ie inroruuvonl
Mu. Only about A third or the up-
ututurutumaro Athena. Mm‘
4.“: districts in the We 1;!” oi
which Are , within ' Grater New
York. .
Bulnbrldge Colby is the Prom.
e‘lve candidate for senator He was
unopposed, so were all the cendidstou
on that ticket, except Davenport and
Boiler. """
it appears that practically All at.
the present incumbents in Congress
would have sought renomin’tttions
were successful.
strum 4*
* READERS?
VIEWS
THAT VAN ZANT STREET PAVE-
"EMT.
Ji’ 2'
Acid.
communal-wheelie.
tsuited because. he declared, the Amer
the law of supply And demand did the
" “Progressive putty as one at wise And
- '31!
crinthetrweunmusecuns up“,
mmsudmounmudnoine
iedtothelProxroaslveplattormastho
Mme shown/tho wuytotruo es-
tom
consummate, comm
will notdeulviith new ideusinode-
flmhIhion.
“Wilson that it they out m
armament-tins- more an
Wd burst Miler," he
Democratic administration on the to:
rim and trusts he described As firing
‘sotohltitifltleabeur.sndtomils
it if it ii I Gulf!”
The colonel «planed his opposition
to state ownership in most WM'
because of the inverter emdoncy or
most privately conducted enterprises.
The distribution at the mull. wuter’und
light he sold [All naturally within the
province or the slots, but in general
state regulation and supervision .wore
to be prolonged to state ownership.
“My own mt experiences in truth
sling on A stuteownod railroud in
hence. and in using the stuteowned
telephone in England. impressed me '
with the marked comparative superior»
ity in service rendered by our own pri-
vate owned reiimuds and telephones;
billion mummmmtho
in Miriam will
Whom” thet-
mmmmmmsmm
Vreetwl me was is the con-
Hermetic-Alert!” emu.
"Wears A mm” he assert-
ed.- “and mmwmmallysnd
enmity." - .
colonel Roosevelt pointed to the
piaeiogoisuuurontltoh‘oollstueun
example 0! unscientific legislation and
declared that the dunes in sugar re-
ieun grower-simply quit business. and
rest. die described the policy of the
cooihouded radicalism.
“The Attitude of the present >_
- twm‘l
DAILY POEM
7
ma DEAD vownrm
(Landau Spectator.)
Heulifiocietkwho half his
mead-pm
Toiiing et'icdgersin a so
9‘89;
Milking that so his Rays
Wdefigwey.
With no lance broken in life’s
Wt;
Bntm’irwixtthehoduumdhh
brighteyce '
mm eagles of the
..~r
\
"Under the Republican scheme A few
men prosper too muchh Under the
Democratic scheme called! proepure
item fie remarked
lnpu
ed in mooted promises to provide a
presidential primary, end chancteric-
ed the omission or en “outruke "
On the subject or combination; the
former president said that the wartime
advance in food studs and the plight of
, the cotton growers emphasised the
need or properly regulated And super-
vised colnbinatiOns ior the benefit of
great and small alike. The war. he
added, has shown the'need offlcombine»
tions anions business men, especially
Editor or The Sentinel:
in your paper lust night appears u
statementihut will hear comparison
goruted press yarns we receive re-
specting the Europeun War. 'I refer
to the item concerning the misuse of
the "Omen Conreie" on Van Zunt 8t... .
try one at its residents, and I would
certainly suggest that a rigid investi-
gation be started forthwith to bring
the culprit to the bar of Justice. Why
is he not Alreudy in dunnee vile? not
hold on! Tom! Why all this
tempest in A tei'pot‘i Who is the
“Miner. lit-the ieoeel’fl Who hits on
done the street! Who has eisminedi
with many of the sensationslly oxugo!
small business men. But. he said,
they. were prohibited by laws which
prohibit all combinations. good‘or bed.
Col. Roosevelt took the decision in
the international Harvester chest. re-
costly handed down. as an iilustrutlon
oi the evil effect oicondemnlng all cone
htnutions.
"The court in the harvester case,”
said the colonel. "decided that what
the Hamster Company hull done was
beneficial to the country as A whole.
but tint it was illegal."
r. J. scene A. H. nose cesw ‘
neurones noes TO
x."
Frock J. Doolan, crew dispatcher at
a this the Ballrooms had tuli- '
HARLEM mvsmoe 1
Travers, who acknowledges he " ‘ here at the Bridgeport patrol receiv-
erter. is also an actor. playing at so a m motion is they wheeled
'Hoyt’s Theatre the first three day’s or and turned during the drill colors an
m» .... em: .. ... nommm 7.93m:
are thought out a poem. which he “ c c y '
«claimed could he sold to the Smart 3‘53 "3""! m “”3““ “w
Get ior 3500. but 'he kindly mounted
in the dust. t woe estimated that
it to the Sentinel man. to sell for thut ”W i! "W slim" 1mm all carts
amount it be cured to.
titli- W States were in line.
'I'ho B's-id nevi-hers were well to
.th met site's “note the drill.
’ The luau! “canon had been drill-
» in: severed mv. in anticipation ml
. 1HE BARK OF SERVILE tho melon And they were greatly
. plow! when they 'vrero informed of
.-:' the (out that they had carried or: one
doth-e moot handsome prices.
Our busihess is height; the m .
who waste to hell) M
We (‘an Help
our: use. woman and child
.on husunhonoetdeuiretebut-
lupin-Ive Sight.
The tool pier on which the drill
we- hell was thronroti with people
. eager to get A look at the gully mil“;
formed W or the variouu‘fl'”
4 Shrines m Bridéevort delegation
was drowned in spotless whlto nei-
honed heroes the ledger stand.
orewlwuuoneortholurgeuteeonln
u» that were held) later .
where the shoe pinches. we will ai~
grlord Aldudcomiort to the stricken
I not one mumv use. so:
him «on gold moving; and braid. i “a tint.
rt mule A Awe-did Announces as it:
it and what is the new. ot- the dam- the Union depot in New lives. he
ago! Who is tryinstnputepulobl commuter-red to the Harlem River _
Whetmonntuinhtihiuthutlnhorsto wherellewflltuteupthapdeitienotj‘
{wmmjosiswmor
give birth. to when»!
These Are auditions cello germain
$9 the subject in view of All the facts
intheoase, And so soon as we know
examiner with Superintendent: Foster.
Mr. Doolaa has been in the employ or
has held the position of crew despatch‘
or for his past rour years, His new
position is in the line or promotion
one who certainly is not E K. White. ‘
X.
STRAMOI OWE W.
.._..__.
Mr. Editor,
{Bear 811': .. , '
it seems to he the impression
around M Norwclh thut‘ it woe the
limbs 11118.00»
Individi’iui Bankruptcy Petitions.
HARTFORD, Sept. 29.4hui‘leil A.
Strum
Brim in the house tarnishing
Stator mails. We wish to state thstm
it was an entirely didaredt Murphvalflm
we [ltd nothing [0 do with m: m assets m “’9”. of
cherisumsmowosnothiuued
leismd tor 91.000. George W.
the New Halves road since 1914 and ,7
Bridgeport Firm File Partnership and ‘
“a George w. Strum. of ‘
or East ovenns, who And mu business. under the m 1~
mused lorihomisssoolthellnlted me or ‘c_ A. m a. son, have:
ode panda-ship and individual pe- ‘
titlonfln bankruptcy. The firm owes
- it whutover and knew nothing about which ”.009 is look in trade and .
licorvootbuwdcunmprluholy drama ”WWW-rad it in your pu- $1.000 W use in open “mm, '
Tm the one-too. were in line. The par. _.
'Strumowessothinuuudieinluredf
Wm.
And W churglngunder
Wade: ‘
mew... posthcrlcsfll
illoorlflannae.
!
Alidnowthouo waiting di'eems
unsatisfied,
For in the alone-beam the
bugiecall,‘
Andiehiecountiy than he
gsvehlsail
ifehedied'. ‘
And felling thus, he wants no
Whofoundlnsbetitiemthehet
swimmmweswm
hlmhooce ,. .'
When in the first high hour of
5
Opening Displays
Millinery, Suits, Coats and DresSes
is Here
Sweater” *‘
’I‘heshghtchillmtheau-hosbroughtflledemandior-
wmerappsrei. "
Thmiunndfingmorcncatandattractivcmiookuph
ormorccomfomhlotowcartiunACoatchAm. ..
Wchevosvazictyofmodckforearlyli‘allweurwhich
gemcicoofittlngandcan he went under one's cost
on. .
. 'i‘hoPRlCES are the BEST yet for mail excellent
quhticoandarowiflfinflicrcachofwcryonc'spmsc ‘-
The N. E. Ryan CO.
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