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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENIBFG SENTIHEL
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EAST NORWALK
fiederick Young, of
street, is visiting with relatives in
Bridgeport.
lies Cathleen Phillipl, of CentralE
“use, East Norwallt is spending her
man in Boston.
Gunner Joestrum, of Osborn avenue,’
Inc resigned his position with the 3.:
'1. Roadie bakery, on Van Zant street.
Ilse Kathrine Shanley, who has
hen visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. S.
Avery. of Cove avenue, has returned
in Mr home in Willimantic.
Rev. George M. Teeple, of Fifth
street, pastor of the East Norwallt
«’Mvcnl Christian church, and wife.
have left for the Plainville Advent
M Ground.
Nathan Edison, who for some time,
has maintained a tailor and dry
goods establishment on East Wash-
ington street, is planning to remove
“to larger quarters.
It is expected that the majority of
Pleasth
nor: for the past two weeks, nearly cut E
off the end of her thumb, the other
day, while chopping kindling—wood.
Miss Kathryn hit-Crush of Washing-
ton Heights, who has been stopping at
the Melba Inn for two weeks. returned
home Sunday evening, with her broth-
er, John, who spent the week-end here.
The New Canaans went to Ridge-
field, Saturday. and defeated the team
there, 6 to 0. Webber pitched for Sew
Canaan, and Martin for Ridgefield.
Webber was steady .and allowed pnly
four hits. Next Saturday the New Can
{sans will play the Richmond Hills of
'New York, and on thefollowfng Sat-
urday the Ridgefield's will be here for
the third game of the series.
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A daughter was born Friday even-
ing to Mrs. J. H. McArdle of imperial
avenue, wife of the late Dr. J. M. No
Ardle. Mrs. MoArdle and child are
doing nicely.
Edward Jennings has accepted a
position in New York state and will
I Ernest Taylor of Highland avenue.
who has been having trouble with his
eyes, is somewhat improved, which 1s
good news to his many friends In
ERowayton.
One of the boarders at the home of
Mrs. John Fogg of Rowayton, punch-
ed her in the face, according to a re-
port which she made to the police
ESaturday nigh;
The 1915 class of the Staples High
School held a reunion at Compo Beach,
Saturday evening, and despite the cool
and unpleasant evening an enjoyable
time was spent.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler, of Bell
island, are entertaining Howard F.
Bailey and Miss May Sherwood of
Mount Kisco. and Mrs. Harry Crabbe
of Cleveland. 0.
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game scheduled for yesterday after-
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' 50 [Udal‘v-‘Wlih riches untold in lIEI‘EFOUR KILLED AS AUTO GOES OFF
. ertile soil, elixie unspoken in he: in- I BRlDGE.
”warm" alr‘ ~11: ‘5 ”mmg‘m‘mgh 1.0sz BEACH, Cal. Aug 31.11::
. ' to channel is th s,
A] WE HMSHEMEQ“ S l certain foot. ‘81” Leonard Holmes, of this my, was 1o«
. coteiing today from injuries rcceiu-l
to a future of definite and intonteiv
able we critN,
p p by the dazzling last night in 1:1 automobile accident,
lit
millions than .
Ein w-hith her husband and his pa:-
multiples of mightier
even the palaces of Aladdin.
_ cut M y g ' 1
“Sons of the West, sons of New A r. and M15 F 1 Holmes, a!“
William Craig, mere killed.
h 1 T) Englandl 1““ 30“ if the Slum and The car hurtled through the rail]:
1 e exercises in ce ebration of ‘ 1xie. en r . tlat wr u ht til 1 I ' ’ oz
9 gl 1 0 g 15 might) mi: of a bridge, turned over and fell 25
feet. M15. Holmes Nvas thrown (‘Iij :1»-
D33 '" sole. of recuperation are not worthy of
and escaped with minor injuries. .
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Following is the speech, in urn,
made by Colonel John Temple Graves
at the Pan-American Exposition at
‘The South and the North are one Eu place in your splendid annals and
now and foreverwne and inseparable: the right hand of your highest follow
The Mason and Dixion line is new ship?
only a neighbor’s fence through nhichi ‘And the way in which the South
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Yea, we’ ve thrown a bomb
into the prices, Wt 1“ am the Ell-18"” ‘WIDSB Wide and wel— has been received is one of the,
I fill bomb . 3 come with the hospitality of each sec Emotions incidents in the historv of
-. line to the other.
Si 1 broken the nee; on EE aonr country. No prodigal that ever
5!.ch lots. . p The South comes back into theylavlshed his inheritance in patriotic
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federal union with a whole heart blood ever had a more royal welcome
without reservation and absolutely‘home. Upon a thousand occasions In
without apology. Mistaken it mighi‘thc generous North, and in the equal-
heve been and doubtless was in thelly generous West. the tatted calf has
strong convictions of 1861. but ignobleEbeen slaughtered in honor of the Con-
never, and never insincere. Etaderate veteran.
N“ Slavery Question. “1:: the illustrious chair of ._the Fall days “In soon be “nth “5
‘l deny here with all the emphasis Chief Justice of the United States and then you will need good
of words and of history that the South Court sits Edward White, a Confed I
acceded from the union and pouredEeraie soldier from Louisiana. Met hght’ plenty 0‘ it Why not
gratin suits were $06. $20
and $18, now $4.85.
If your size is in the lot
you’re a winner.
Also a lot of men’s shirts
that have had a shake down.
Our pants sale is now in full
swing too.
out the priceless treasure of Amerl- EAdm of the Cabinet, is from Georgia. have the home piped for gas
can blood to maintain the. institution Burleson and Gregory are from Texas, 3
Rogets & Stevens of African slavery. The inaugural sd-tDonne from North Carolina The Am Elight. E", terms for the piping
dress of Jefferson Davis at MontgmmEbaasedor to England and Italy. Spain; and fixtures. '-
South Norwalk. Nam Murry did not once mention slavery. flelflwitnerland and the Netherlands are1
second inaugural address at Rich-isoutherners. Martin of Virginiefi .
lyn surgeon, engaged in private prac-Jnond reckoning the causes thatEleadsE the Senate. Kitchen of NorthE me [lulled
tics and also attached to the Bush- moved secession didn’t once mention Camlina, leads the House. Three‘
slavery, And Jefi'erson Davis after Rear Admirals are from Southern
three years of terrific fighting, declar- Sires. Seven sons of Confederate
ed to representatives of Abraham soldiers wear the epaulettes of gen,
l:.incoln ‘We are not fighting for erals in the army of the United?
slavery: we are lighting for lndepen States
tience.‘ Slavery was not the cause of‘ "In the White House. at last hold— E
wick hospital. lie was born in Brook-
'Iyn in 1863 Ind received to: 111.1). do
gree from New York University in
1890. Besides being a member of var-
Ious medical societies. he is a dime
tor of the People's National Bank and
Eleleclric light
s“ Water Co.
a trustee of the Hamburg Savings
the war; It was the incident, It waging the reins of Government in the
The condition of Miss Margaret
1111: campers on Calf Pasture Beach Jennings who has been ill for several
will return to their homes by Labor W38“ at 1161‘ home in Crockett street,
m_ The season on the beach this does not improve as rapidly as was
year has been a decidedly enjoyable hoped by 119? friends.
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noon was postponed on account of”
rain. It is expected that the game
will be played 01! next Sunday.
Bank.
POPIILIII MUSEMINIS
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MARY PICKFORD IN “RACES."
The cooling weather promises to
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E George Gorham and Frank Fowler' beaten for the third consecutive time
”there were a number local Knights have returned to their Belle Ifllflnd Saturday by the fast lnurels 0! Bridge
of Columbus who 13,, night attended holnes after I: wanna“ “.1nt trip Port. IJEyt'htbet snore 7-.6 E'l‘he later: team
the jolly banquet at Roton Point, “"0““ New York 5 '9 They “Dem V"?! w on e 88" ces 0 yen“ k
which was held under me auspices of considerable vim: at Albany on State mfibdwmlthh 1:: star pitcher. Roy vex}: fining: 53:; 2;: 01:2”
. toad contract work. son 0 t e coal: was spiked sliding '1 5
the Fourth Degree, Knights of ColumE .» . 1~ hm) second base. but his Inim qu motion picture star Mary Pickford all
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Hen l“. Bea ' not serious. pears :if: her latest
1? north: of Rowayton, ,“Rags” produced by the Famous pl“-
3 erro: It was stated yesterday ”I“ "09 expert Who read the Item in : under Daniel Frobman
in meeting of ",8 Sunday 3011001 yesterday's sauna! [hit £110 recent Frank Fulfil”!!! of 100 “GRIN aid 1‘“ MN,
m of the East Avenue M E rains had caused extmslve rotting of
non, Ansonla. applied for aims at and retained through the Paramount?
thumb would be held last night The potatoes, states that this is not um
Kirk's restaurant on State street Wet mun» In "3‘83"E 'The Dawn of
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‘ Wat; is scheduled for this evening, ”‘59 The roams is due to a blight “8d” evening, “d “m that be m: "“013 or
, instead.
' run awe b ' a Tomorrw". WM“ "35 ”“9 of the
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new. Harry erosive” of Moon: v“. lose, and kills them. Mr Beenpaln if; figbge flatten“ w?oc:°mt zmsmflagm‘w ' and one
Emu. N .Iho ahasabeen visiting if: ”V5 “la-i spraying early In the season the! night. The my. away. “:52: which “in ‘Plckford {I W. ‘0 han-
. ~1st clfy for some time past with re would have prevented this. as e a“ and he came and t 0k 5:,” i die In . manner that only she Would
_ “tree, will omciate, Thursday even- sprayed his crop three times, and he hill home Saturd mots; y 9 be capable of 030““ Tomorrow
ing. at the midweek prayer meeting had about forty bushels of good fits 0 &
Anita Stewart and Earle Williams
, Sn Ethe East Avenue M. E. church. itoes. Foreman Cooke. of the Stokes - Dillclal llOllfication .of Town. Clerk will appelr m ‘ “w release 0‘ "The
Farm,
also and the potato 141:, " Thureda of this week,
The Connecticut Company is pro- and h spr fie William J WM“ appointment '3 0'0“.“ 011 y
the irritation, It was the red mg etormiest and most eventful period of
waved it: the faces of constitutional all the world’s history, sits Woodrow
make for the largest audiences of the
film offerinl
Mary Pickford , ,
factions already formed that moved
the South to secede.
“Lot. Southerners in California and
Southerners In North Carolina tell to.
Americans everywhere that the South
went out of the Union because her
statesmen and her citizens believed
that when the lies that bound the col
miles to the British Crown were sev-
{cred the sovereignty Vested in the
Brown reverted to the Colonies as in
dependent political units endowed
will: all the rights that label-e in the
govermnenl. '
“This faith was not exclusive to the
South. The lithium convention was
manning the dissolution of the _Un~
ion while EVlraEnla was urging its pE‘re-
inflation. 16bit EQnIncy ‘Il‘dams bre-
inertial the Havorhlll petition for dis
riolutlonEE and Gilman of Virginia, ore
ended a resolution to censure Adams
for presenting it. On the abstract
question of the right of secession.
Abraham Lincoln In 1848, speaking for
Texas' withdrawal from Mexico. was
iWiIson, Georgian and Virginian
'Southern to the core. And the Civil;
War is not fifty years behind us
1 “They are all ours and therefore
housemthe compensation» in
and service for four years of strife
and blood."
LABOR "DAY BENTINEL.
The sentinel will be published as a
morning pdper- on Monday next. Labor
Day. All «advertisements. and Item: of
news, should reach the office early,
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all yours and ‘hlstory'swthe gift. of;
the prodigal returninguto his father'sE
brains:
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nape mus-tales}:
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starting with stylish corsets.
‘ When planning your newwardrobe, assure success by
a has a good crop Norwalk's million picture star. Ed‘
I I rapidly in tearing up too the only t"° in ““5 390W!!! 0! will succeed Charles Harris, taking
malls and lies of the troley line on late who will have any potatoes. the, oath of office on Wednesday. Mr
m street. The street department
1,!) soon be In a position to start
M'lfiing the cement.
m Side young men, who are 21E
end not yet voters. have an opportu-
m“ be ‘flna’de" in time for the
.. city election. in which a con-.
mi: amount of lively Interest is
m taken. Would- be voters have
" 'fieptember -18th to hand in their
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and Mrs. H. F. Ainsworth, of
. “Beat Side, have left for a lengthy
in the Advent Camp Ground, in
"Mville Among the other East
also: who are thoroughly enjoying
visit In: the grounds are Mr.
is. Richard Bland, of Charles
and A. H. Nickerson, of Edlie
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very Jolly party, last evening,
“was given on Hawkins avenue at the
of Miss May Smith, in honor of
a .
pt vening was enjoyed. There
L ‘ ‘s, and a fine muslcal me
e ides refreshments. The
, ung lady leaves the East
tn the best ,wishes of her many
< responsible fordh,
__ . bung lady, who plans to rel
“ to 3:: York city a decidedly;
- the week-end at the home of‘hls E'-'psr
These "0 postmaster has been received and be
about
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Educt that business. commencing this
week. Mrs. Nolan will soon leave for
NEW
CANAAN
iv. uhzadlk
Miss Aileen O’Neil is a new addition
to’ the suffragist cause.
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,patl: across the Bangatuek river was
driven near the Westport Bank and
Trust company's building on Saturday
morning, by Contractors Ruling &
George Doyle of Tonington is now
employed in Brennan's grocery store. work had been started ,jbernre noon
lndlcations are that progress will be
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W. S. Baxter has purchased :1 Max-
itwell touring car from Edward Law
tones, in ,
11:: contract thump should be on.
11:er finished within 129 dare.
ID. 131. Merritt has enjoyed several
days’ visit at Peach Lake, with friends
i and relatives.
GEN B. l... WOWNRD‘B WIDOW
Engagement in Anaemia to Dr.
Mrs. Conway of Peekakill is enjoying “9""? Schelling, 07 Brooklyn. ,
.a visit with her mother. Mrs. 11mm The engagement is announced of
lies, on EGrove street. Mrs. Stewart L Woodferd of 13 West
.v ............... Twelfth street, New York widow of
George Win-dwell of New York spent the late Gen. Woodford. to Dr. Henry
“swelling, a surgeon, 02,264 Stuyve-
? sent avenue, Brooklyn ;®r.sche11n§
‘ I' has been married once before, 151$-
Mrs. Edward Hamn‘mnfi returned, to- first wife having been Miss Edith
tern visit withber tor. Mrs. Free of BrodkEEIEyn. They were men-
” ‘ tied in 14133 _ -
Mi‘s. Woodford m the ocean 1n:
of Gen. Woodford; EEwhEtig was America
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eats on East avenue.
, adios the Swish-m
31151:: Miss: lsabel
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rain possibly helm the rotting flux-i3 IS I ”mug.“ I“ held “16 0“ DRE Mm. nv
I” '5' but Wm“ 3“" m not flee for 16 years. 'He recently ""1 from this poem played successfully
chased the shoe store on State street in Nowell: and considering the slab-
from Mrs. Martin Nolan, and mu conEoratltms allowed by pictures, the fear sentatlvo Americana m that it was
.r :Alaaka, where she will join her hue-i "
Iband, who has financial Interests in?“ “Sold
The first pile fortbe temporary foot I
Barton company' s pile drip". “Elston Sci-vim of the Connecticut Agri-
drIver passed through the State street. cultural Cullen
draw at about 11:10 o‘clock «and tuna
lrving Lockwoodand family have re- rapid The .gootpnl: will extend ME”!!! Black Rock Yacht Club, Bridge-
mm“ from a ““0“" “51’ i0 Name the sidewalk. *near the m bulldlnmspant. at e p. 111.. Wednesday, Septem-
to the Memorial Library. honoring m"
' “ mun: interested in this instructive
, fighting it
captured twelve guns and E1:
round We, will be seen In a Me-
tro film feature "The Shooting of
A vaudeville sketch
lure will most certainly be good. 0::
Friday Pacino Fredwck will be
starred In the Famous Players offer-
' ram: aunsAu mores.
The modem County Farm Bureau
Ihas been. carrying on a varied line‘of
demonstration work throughout the
county. assisteddly S. J. Wright. Farm
Agent, and experts from the Exten-
A public caponizlng demonstration
will be held at the farm of 1n. Jona-
than Theme (Schoonhoven Ram).
.ber flat. Mr. Roy E. Jones of the
IPonltry Department of Storm will
conduct the demonstration and all
work are cordially invited},
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
DEF RUSSIA
PETROC RAD 'Atig 31), via
London, Aug. 31, 4:04 a. 111—-
The following official state'men‘
was issued tonight from the
headquarters of the army of the
CaucasustL» "
"On the entire front there have
been only minor engagtimehts
and changes During ti: recent
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prisoners
men while our Cavalry, pursuing
the Turks on the roads to Don-
ak, sabred over 2,000 We also
quantity of war matenai.’
‘ should ever in time be moved to the
. madness of secession, the Soothinoi'e :
' bosom of the Dillon.
officers and cod ,
,1 cotton crop of today is three times a:
' and since 1880 $12, 000, 000 has come to
The latest trend of the mode' is typified' :1: the score of
styles which are now on display for your inspection.
There new styles in Binner, R. & 6., Warner‘s.
WEE. 11!: l, Sprite, La Resista, Thompson’s Glove
Fitting and other popular makes.
1 You can depend upondtem as being not only authori-
tative but perfecufitting. Make it a point to visit our store
and let our aeration fit you to one of the charming new
mdela. ‘
every whit as emphatic as John (‘.E
Calhoun ten years later.
Not To Leave Union.
“1 dear! once more to the more
sentatives of the South and to repre-
net the Intention of the South or of
Its leaders that the South should
make her exit from the Union In war
or blood.
"Peaceful. informal was the plea of
Jefferson Davis to his 1rlenda~tbe
sections to out like the Patriarohs of
old wltfiontblttemeu or murder.
“1 thank God. and all the South
thanks God, that the experiment of
secession failed. It Is better far that
the Union should never have been
dissolved. ft 'm betwr‘thut slavery
should never have existed, and; exist-
Ing, that it should liars’bemadeetroy- ‘
ed. Almighty-God, arbiter of nations.
wiser than we were, held the balance
of battle in his judgment and benefi-
cence, and there will never more be
either secession or slaverv in this Re- ’E 7
public of the united and free.
If the New England or the West
'5’rr MM: mo: '7
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GREATEST AUGUST
The lingual sale In progress, as this store
forcibly demoasnntes the supremacy of
solid than it has ever been, will lead "
the. lines that brings them back to the ,
find many. fifty years after the war,
the rights of the suites are as acetone-:1
ly- guarded and as carefully ccn- :
served in the massacbusetts of Wei» '_
star and the illinois of Lincoln as they _
are in the Mississippi of Jefferson Do.-
vls and in the South Carolina of John
C: Calhoun.- The South comes back
1:15 the Union: a greater and I: better
South than It ever was before. '
“The South has fought. its way ‘
through diligence and courage to the ‘
magnificent prosperity of today. Her '
this store, savings to every purchaser,
' AND OFFERS Hill
eVeryilIing needed for the home at great-
ly REDUCED PRICES
A J Collins Co.
ld‘rgeLa as when the war was ended ' 1
The greatest success of the 19:5 season was the
DODGE CAR
Gilly one in fourth“: wanted a “Dodge” was able to
pay for the white staple of her fields »
» d5 spindles have been
"ed. as: egos citizens have
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