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No 103. F. and A. ti. will
at Ito rennin Todd. M
lfll at I p. on. Work H. ti.
(nu-quot.) Att row m.
y and Internally invited.
your-o.
anrnurt r. roasts. w. M.
atria: noon" to. mcox,
moon. on. a. a. I.
la [Innate memo. BoIth
rs... aor- olaat. Ind and 0th Tneodafl
fl enchant—July and August or-
' I think. All Royal Arch
“all; Invited. Chariot
A: u. 8.. r. a. In». Ban.
‘5‘ W- _— _.
monotony non ommaurar.
' f unurmo.
‘ “in W or on Second Tan-
rur‘r Beirut will meet (on: man!
union“ on Wednenday evening,
Mn lot For oereraiynaretheaeed
of toned street listing facilities
4 New opt-rent, ewiaiiy in our
Maine“ neuter. There has been a
unnhitniqtt oi feeling in this motor.
.1'tre5dot‘thrsorwrriktm at Trade
and Mail '1‘an Association
havdw comet, Interested and
, Mnspnaibie for tire special
on of the District oirioh has been
owed” the Communique“ to rou-
' older the W15".
One fly ha b vish neigltorlrrg
clues and one the uy'm mm
'ntreeto are fitted to realize oar
term In this respect wruu
honor-Int married “shrine pin-t It
our“ an xenon-r exists whl'
out were mu not hate the
‘ ventfieat. Ornamental titreet lighting
not Idiy would direct further attention
In ru- monlcipal plant as one of our
sunfish! inotiiutlonr‘r. but no rt busi-
ammunition the movement should
a“ to every oitioon and taxpayer.
'Ihofont hon never been a burden to
mm and no good reason or-
. Mai-5h: no should not load In the
moth oi Win street lighting.
_ ”Mould therefore be deemed not
. ”#53 hire-t d cream to join a.
. this mvemeut for permanent
w of street lighting. The
W. I it can grunge the sentiment
oi the doll-lot. heHOthr ornamental
lirmfig do only I short way oil. [or
irresi- ovary lover or the old City at
San! lowalk should give thanks
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innovators «mucus.
m flab Grand Duke Nichole. ,
owners“ of all the Runoian5n
“ 5 Wren-cedinmknndreie
W. observers the world
wounded. It was Incredible.
min comment tihbulo
min notion command-
ourdem that the Grand Duke
to than. The icon up-
in no curt the buflanctatioik
nomad. an that Ito-5.
_mnmam
“if an“ ' mnm5
' Mfiubmm
“flfl‘mhm.
‘Iod ooavlaoiouy that his
-' ace against Per-III.
Petrograd. 11o In today the homott
'Rnooia Ladhnmnyyettullll he
early hope. at hlo admirers and em-
ergn u the dominant figure or the
oar.
There is big work cut out to: trim,
at any rate. iio has nlready dealt
Turkey the most staggering blow ohe
5has sulered since the our began. He 5““ 0‘ 000-0!!! oil! the meant down
5hao taken the outings: inure»
in
MI. captured a huge number oi men
and guru. emulated the Turkish men-
anved India and
Egypt (rem attach, and probably any
ad the British expeditionary iorcé in
Mesopotamia. Now, between the Bri-
itch and Russians. Bandad any be :-
pectod to ffll. The Grand Date viii
orenuably nova olowa wootword.
alug the oonthern border or the
, Black Sea, and thronten Constanti-
nople—700 mile- awny—trem the rear.
He may even capture that glitterinx5
prion.
Turkey, nt any rate. seems doomed.
Che lo the outset member of tho Teu-
touc alliance. it she crumbles. then
the Allies will concentrate on Arts
trIa- Hungary. whldr is reputed al-
mdy to be in end plight at regard:
money. men. (not! and morals. Then
the iron ring trill tighten around tie‘r-
runny.
If the Aliioo oinmrrnd the chances
are otronger than over in their larch-
It in llholy thnt 'llnooia will he the de-5
riding factor Ruooin alone any “win
the ear," In therronu that her gains
will more nearly bolancc her loo-an
than those of any other nation. For
all her expenditure of money and men
trite oil! have nrantige. new-born na-
tionality and patriotism-and probably 5
Oonotantinople. And If thing» work
I
out along this lino, tho lately dingrac-g
ed Grand Duke Nicholas may to tho
higgcoi and in Europe.
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LONG HOUR SERVICE CUT DOWN
'IY RAI LWAVB.
Reduction 0! Eighty Per Cent. Brought.
About in Throe Yoarn.
g'i‘hat long hours
train been mdncod to n minimum In;
thorn by I report just issued from5aomoumoa. law” down and at”.
Washington by the lnterstaho Conn. getting otnch in the mud. one much
mecca Cumminioa. Only one ton-ploy.
en in tin on tho average lost your
no compelbd to roaaln on duty more
than to honor: during any one day In
the whole year. stated In another
way. mechanic o! In cuginernnn or
trainmnn remaining on- duty beyond
this prescribed limit was reduced to
once in {I've yearn. ‘
The tctal number of cases oi excess
INV‘CB from all cannon reported to the.
Commission was only 61,247 during
the year ending June 30. 1915, as com-
mtred with 137,459 in 1914. and 207,-
821 in 1918, and with rare exceptions
Mo represented canes recognized by
the Commission as due to unavoidable
entrees.
Statistics on this subject are collect-
ed by the Interstate Commerce Conr-
mluior under the national hours of
mice law. This law. which has
been in operation for eight yenrs Illn-
its to it; hours the period during which
a railroad may permit an employee
to mmaln on duty. except for actually
unavoidable cannon Every time A
train Is so delayed by c. bliuard. want-
out or other cause that any part or.
5mm train crew Is on duty longer thin
‘16 hours the railroad company must
noon the occurrence to tho commie-
eiorr, giving the names of the individu-
nJ mloyees concerned and a full
statement of the cauce for the excess
serrioo
flnr moral Mano the nilrorrdo and
the interstate Commerce Commission
have been «operating in elforts to
prevent the keeping of employees on
, dliy for long m The Mucim of
neariyfllpoercenhinmch canes
whichhastbnenirrought about In three
.goarnohowothntfiewuflogetmen
mom-donation“: oer-
“. hoopnntionllydinnnooaved on-
coptlnrntvocarterrrcinnam'llairhh-~
hr.
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my m m
it who admit} the‘ filled
an honour mm waatn
hasn't—mucoro'm mutton-ciao
Wyeth-diatom or
Mono-duo
In train mice.
march-n though the city.
lt'ooaoodtbtwoowo 0m
moy.mmym M
howanch. 'I‘hatmwutnflir
’ooo.oaowmmumdu oa-
ibuhneatryI-tooalantlthrllll
Inauflhnhndnldmfl’m-
Iupyaoahutilthonormtooo-rit
communioninnm
teaspoon».
That crummycmrunm
rdaotl‘lfllymla harm
u-ntowardan. Shothlwateao to
withdrnwfruthomcna Un-
toI. The Latin-American republic-
nonrlyahnympathlncwtthhor. Ifonr
government done not nettle thin irrt
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tout-In. woaholirhhthnlo-d
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SHE 81mm PALI
m A“ m l‘ trud-
ohip. braid wohonwnrflalii
phonon earneotly no any youn. 5
it isn‘t worth while to wreck the;
5Mm or rut-Americana Itrr ‘a‘
‘pd'uy 810, 000.000. The senate ooght5
to .m Coin-bin what ohn w5
‘Aad it wmfln't 0 W M all“.
to he no liberal no on! actual *5
omits in expression our new for“
poor misunderstanding. 5
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orerunnmo romance nuance, ‘
General oympnlhy will be aroused;
1try the appeal of an indioua congress-
5nran In behalf oi tho Amer-Icon farm
er, and in can-nu- of tho lain-t5
5Innovallon of tho pant aloe dept-t
meat.
5 The motor car now widely trtililed
5ior the delivery of rural mall “wakes
iup the poor farmer In tho middle of
5the night and (cocoa him to go out
otthainntlntnnnowhnthoohap
mood in tin mall hm."
This in Indcod a. anyone wrong. It
ntands to reason that no tnrrnoflo
“nail should ever he delivered until at-
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Tho intontiono or the post once depart-
ment may to good, but it. too blunder-
ed. The motor car travels too font.
and therefore unto Ito load d nail
delivered too promptly. Donbilnoh the
old mall wngon or buggy. poking along
the rural highways at iciourcly poor.
‘hettnr.
The tumor ioa‘t alone In his room
tinal grievances. howover. 1hr M
farmer wahed up before down ivy tire
motor mail wagon in: safe to any that
a dozen city residents are round from
their slumhoro by all! wagons. Lire
littn't period “a?
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M. iiILL’S couch.
Congressmen ll. 1. Hillel the Fourth
|Corrnoctieut District made one of the
niont memorable. powerful and con-
vincing speeches in his career on Ion-
5dny, on his bill to promote a. dyenrak-
‘ iIg Indurrtry In this country. He gave
(xmgrou and the country something
to think about and talk ahonL—Rock-
vile bender.
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Reprooetative ll. .1. Holi'rt admin
able presentation or the cannot the
utters of dyes In this country and their
complete holpleaonetto In the hands of
the German monopoly. has cnllod at:
tention annuity to tho conduct:
5vrith reference to those image and
what has been the result of the
changes which have taken place.—
Bridgeport Standard.
.9.
Valley will be my mom
in [over of the dyoetdiln bill that in
been introduced and oloqnenty cham-
pioned by Congressman lull in Can
11min. -Anrtonin Sentinel.
HOUDAY AT PAIMA.
PANAMA. Fnh. u—Pccnldnnt Por-
as h- ind-ed o doom nakiagNIIln
Ingtnn's Birthdoyo logol- hdldoy.
Representatives ed tho Purina 00o
erdtnont and It mpnmoat carol-non
have he!!! Wand to nth-rd the
exoreioee to to gloom by the unad-
cano—nt the m w bani-r
tlon grounds. The protein-t and Jal-
ing Governor “arrow wil out. n‘
"parade of the America trwopo and
Who Pannma polls and llrernen as It
Pofliowiaonnndathlotic ovonta‘
will be held throughout the day. The
celebration” win to
hrgonndtiothuIrhnldnnthq
isthmus. ntlraoinuoqlanon will to
donor! rial-I‘M
l
'ter breakfast. like the city man's. '
hand looked it her.
The onniiarent in the Mugatach-l
Ii. Frank of Chicago.
When Mien Dorothy Frank. of
Chicago, appeared on the shone
at Palm Beach in her i-risco
bathing suit society "from New
York. N , Philadelphia.
Washington and Chit-”ago sat up
Ft w men
lhu! have tried m‘idit’, whid‘
has become pomriao‘ «as» other
beaches. The fact 'that Miss
Frank woe n very pretty girl
added to the interest.
5 srtN'rtNEr.
R EADERS’
V NEWS in
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS.
To the Editor of Sentinel:
it I out correctly informed by an
item in Saturday night's Sentinelnvhat
aort ofaganrelaitthnttheechootl
.toocherenrcplayingcnnonowi l
rend that there will he no ochool on
Monday hemec Wanington‘a meth-
day fault on Malay.
In it beoaaoe they clipped an on
Uncoln'o Boy. with 1W!)
loll on Baturdny? or an there lid
stormy dayo enough to they can taro
one oooalon. ctr—H. well! let it
go at that.
By the way. i wonder but any 0'»
than no non-ion dnyn wo wonld have.
iiihctcachoroloottholrpoyonthaa.
POP.
WANT TROLL“ CAB TO 0700’.
_ HARTW, Foh. ”panama a
large attondnnno or rooldonta or lid—
mmmwum
mmmmmuc Util-
Itiee Commission of the "luna d P,
Emothnndanoatorndnihoumr
anordu'tonnrrirooarannthelid-
m-mnmhot-mrmno-
unmaflufihmn
Wenonah Thom-noon-
atadbyahoiflchandmrdlngm
antaiunentmadabyhnntorO. W.
mallowhrlilnmeifortho
lltltlonen thocnrnntoppodnttho
anonhrgtctorotho corn
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real. Blunottneatho m
Mummmhw.
holinycarothwhvonot M
murmurs”
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Willi?!“
Itonthnnd from Pogo One.)
fir. Moe laid that lira. Charles
Branon. who won tho only henna h
the once It the time ro-woighed the
cool. When Ira. Brenna got on the
sand nhe denied oho weighed the
cool. Iancrting It atan none other than
Ir. Pine himocit. Thin point woo not
oettled, In both decland cmphafld-
ly it wan tho othng who did the In
"Irma
At any rate according to the tooti
many an prenoatod Jodga Vnnhurgh
when the weight of the wagon wa
dduntnd horn tho groan noight or tht
wan and contlt won loud that
the ‘ton” or m
m ho- tho ticket
wtohodnllverodhhontontoonn
Watnumhcsdaetrnctu
dotingaiohahlc an to nonre on the
g3
Palmer. m1 helpcr. otnted that
hennandthooflcofordirectinooto
kiln-r the cool. Ira. Broooe. ho
Iald. handed him a clip with he mac
and addreu printed thereon. He did
not one anyone weigh the coal. and
h took it lor granted that it hnd al-
ready boon weighed.
Not one or the witnenoco could
place the ranpoadhllity nor the weigh-
Ingolthcconlinthodrotplnco. Bach
that he did not have anything to do
with tho weighing. Who made out
:0 deIIVcry Iiip wan another myo
1’!
'i'wo counts were an: ogainat
Ir. all. who on the standwdeclarcd
hnhadalwayalaotrnctodtiomonto
givo all cutoaero good weight and
their money's worth In coal. Both
ohouoo were andor the two of I’ll.
The hut count was “telling cool by
want not being In roprconnrnd'
The minimum penalty In it and the
maximur 8:00 If guilt to found. The
nooond charge wan that the delivery
dip‘wan not made on m. The
with. of the name. addrooo and
wckht of cool delivered in ponnda.
mnnt be written In ink or Indolihio
pencil. according to law The lino for
not living up to thin prcvloion to
not. more than 3200.
Thin in the drot time that Irrentn
hnvo Irena mode here Icr nhort-
woighto. Mr. fluotatodhnioproeo
m don-iota Inmoay
the nor. with the exception of “no“:
hat-y. in that city "manna
”humor-cum
garter-arrow It I file
I.
“w.
Nnarly till Whoa Inntho Iot- M-
Ialr It “snort Amory Onon-
in' “My Afternoon.
Almost half a million dollars an
reproeenltd In arrtnraohilu in the
nearly 100 exhibition bootha that have
been arranged in tho Stain Army at
Bridgeport. for the Fourth Annual Au-
tomobile show which opened lad night
and which will continue each alter-
noon and evening tor the remainder of
the week. lththolargmtaaoahow
Bridgeport han ovu- oeen on! pool-
tlvcly the largcot In New England ont-
oidc It the Boom: It... Salty
mm nutonroblln men woficd like
beavers getting their enhlhltn In plaoa
'I'ho decor-atone too were buoy giving
the llnlolfihg touchoo to tho nhow.
identilol. King had In cohort oi
the odioero at tho Connecticut Coaot
Artillery come and the' Naval lio-
oerveo under vthoon anoolecn the show
in given. when ho tor-molly turned the
how at 8:30 loot evening. The main
neorand even thematodthear-
not! hold onlrlhit boothu while the
aoccam and supply eihlhlts are in
the halurrrina. The Coast Artillery
land will give concerts every after.
noon and evening during the Ihow. .
Pelican-t will ho on duty at tho
armory nurlnting trains and to avoid.
narration It is requested that motor,
Iotowhoridtthc otow Itdpiholrcnro.
lonvingihonhow in thatdiraclinn.
mmlllwmlu' the out»
marten-whoflnnthnntow
boron-Mood ltaill ho
vioitthoatownilnali trident thm
thumb-anal.
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illilliiiiiiilih
Wtohoaothnlrcnrninooaonth ,,
worth’ wmunanmmnmu to'
fin”.
Store Closed All Day
To-day
Washington's Birthday
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See Wednesday’s Paper
For Our
out ' DAYS _
Before Stock-taking
SALE
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BOSTON STORE
Arr EMBROIDERY
CenterpieeonhcnrhnndPillowCom atanpodon an.
‘Mtyfmu-u”dawmrormmmmn ..
I Mingmtofoolorn. m up 3."...
oMnlidwor-hnndouttnn' otihclr.
25¢.”de
J. I. MALLETTE
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infants Wear
Mothers tell us that it is a delight to choose baby
clothes here, because we have such a large asortment of
dainty, pretty garments—some cxnisiicly hand-embroidered.
“STRICTLY manor sues. DRESSES. "
CAPS, GERTRUDESH BOOTEES, MCQUES,...
ETC. are always distinctive and charming, and are
shown rm A'r VERY Hoodlum: PRICES.
58 WALL WIT
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Everything. intheOptic stun-
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