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EVENING SE tTjNEL
ESTABLISHED BY

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JAMES GOLDEN

1‘ It. L'KNDJAI ’ L. GOLDEN,
PROPRiETORS ‘

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"INIATURE ALMANAC FOR
, TOMORROW

High tide 10:25 a. m.; 10227 p. m.

Sun rises 5:13: sets 6:36.

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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS

Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.

» Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor’s Residence—2x8-2.
City Editor's Residence—7524.
Business Manager‘s Residence—

Ins-12.

Publisher's Residence—890.

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PRiVATE BANKS.

Abidilll' piittile bank has failed in
‘Cilil'njnil, 'i‘h‘.‘

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illllt‘ it it; two billlitn

\vhiil' “lit in llii haliii- oi llii Nill c
faintly. lip, t t. (i it it) toir-ipn-
l‘l‘a .illt‘ >1.tl.iiiii',l titouizii t‘oilornly.

‘n’oniitiins \tl.tii.i, tilt}: rtillligs itl't‘

gone ftil'i tel; o. \il;i‘l:tt [it'l‘l up: it
bluail pircizi'.:;i- in.i_\ he .‘lHt‘ll ti'oin
tlii \\ .i l i...“ ’l'm- ii. l\\ lute Lulu is
Ji..\i. iitti,

About it you ltLtl iiinto .\ “t‘ll‘
lit-ion lltlil all “its not \\tii \\1llliitt'.\t'
l)t"‘lt.l.~iit‘l.‘ ((‘illllifllllt‘li illtll
ti.

rafcly dipmtt illl\l‘. ti..tl they could

1‘3 "in:

Jilolit‘) illiii applaud from liltll'

llibl \..thdtn\. innit-.y li'iint

‘ tlttt nioniy still to lit." ..t tltiottg‘i

litf‘il‘ littlllti'l‘r itiilt-il to unite. A p.i-
\‘utu tilt/zen, lo \thont itinic wit-ml
of ”NW hiii‘tllll’lll>. l:~‘iilli u \‘»:tl'lllll;
t0 l1i> it‘li0\\»iillrmiili\ to .itoiil pil-
viite hanim nt'tl iii lt‘ ll-i' l‘iiillt'l in-l ‘
ed. . ‘

In many lititiliin';

llli-

iii li‘t‘ ‘liiil‘~ iill‘

Jinn pit-tint >lliii ‘titiitlt-ttt~."

lion» i~ it di~:.rtiii- to the l‘nion intili<

Wh'lttl Alltl litt‘lt :il'ti “Hwy

where the (‘Ull'iiiltlll> are rilgilll),
any. toilet.

l.~n'i it :liliilli ll7,li (hit

:nonty tinny trim piwtlt l.) tlti
ple ll‘tltt‘~-:~ l‘i i'n'ictll: :t ll.ii.itlll_ .-!-ll
in ii \tindtiw >ltiiul.l ttl|~l " 'l‘ln it i

no (’Xt‘llrt‘ {or iii: in» of it'i
larceny. Ti‘lit‘. it lill' pint) illllliul"
who do thc iii i'ltlliiilit‘ t“.tlt ili‘ caught,
the; \till he ptznlwhtil
in your. and iiit‘ (lllIt--1Ittl‘> Late no
iedrc»,

tit
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tix one not it (ilr-nllhtlt‘ti man," it

thicaao ilt‘..~i!.t’»» ninn l:‘ (ll‘.(iit'ti :i~’
saying about tlzi :il»»ioinitt'i: llltiIldgt’l‘.
“lie this old yti itlti. lil‘ was 26 and

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his litother ;.'.. hat! a wife and
‘ ('iilitil‘tll. and nus tllllll' it home body.
1 have heard that in liliitit‘ mine uir
fortunate t'i-til t‘t~l;tlt' ill\(->illlt‘lll.\' in
the last year, and that lit triiil to re.
(-ou; in tin stoil. i-yiitttnpii and run
deeper in the hole."

It may be it rititi~faction to some
people to know thzti .\l:i.\ had not de-

liberately plottiii to take their money

in the first Illilt‘t‘. llut why should
“only :1 kid" without self-control
enough to avoid trying to recoup

losses by playing the stock market he
allot. ed to handle the money of those
who left it with hint in good faith?

 

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“FORMATORIES."
Recently the authorities of the

Cleveland Humane Society were anx-
iously trying to find a place to dispose
_ of a seven-year-old boy who was rio-
”lently insane. There were, institu-

‘ time for the feeble-minded, for the

. deaf, for the blind, [or crippled chil-
dren and for adult insane patients.

-. ’But for the insane 'child there was no

home open.
Now from a distant part of the
country comes another wail of "Where

Frank Johnson, colored, of Natchez,
Misa. came into New Orleans with his
. motherless son of eleven, asking that

7 t he be placed in a “tormatory.”

_°‘He‘s jua' dat full er devilment,

7 an cain‘t keep him no place," he said
“He doan' wuk to' no-

' of Frank, Jr.
. body out nothin’. an' he's jua' natchal-

' 1y um'in'." .

Re was told that a child tri\11 Min

3!!“ Institution. and cot-puma:
Mannheim-«Numb
, . .. III!

“a

(it‘liilrlih, ,

.\ltlitw'

ii
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titling"
~ii..‘

:iiiLit ti‘

lint ilit- niiini _\'

Billlppi could tindf‘no place in 3 Lou-

taits not tuirnd-

ed to b: when \ei’y :t lowly

irt t'. liilt t'i-d fii‘ilt :‘, iio'lli‘ili -->

\'.;.a eeriutb t-izourh. ’l'!.i

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.:.i‘ i-i ttzit. i.iii tie thiitl. ut: titti!

liltiilittii} §.rti\‘.ill; tzp "t 1-

iii

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lull (‘1' li‘ \i.i.ttiii " \\Li>'

out;

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{unite il.tid.iii ill ht:

[With .tnit-nl lltl‘ti. a iltii nt, in .\p: t‘.:-

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in >u2i ol boarding whool \‘iilllt‘ ltt

.t’iil.il it» t'filc‘d lo‘ kindly. and iduLiii

‘tfti‘i >. top. tint with hi.- tit it‘

".t.

un-iul iiiilidll'nlii.

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'l"~ ;:ii.l ;:
i l? the rail") oi irtininals to tood

cittm 12‘ i to til'tit‘urt‘ in lilt‘ iii-at

Al\\t-l
iiif.t<-t-tt“} llialit‘ ll :.lirl":i*tot: t,\ to he

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til.t.ili.l bt'i'UU\l':‘ inch i-ontniu-

iiii‘

l't

.‘iiié. to look ni‘t: “til-Alb oi |l>

-‘ii‘hiltitcn who are now :it lill‘ sit...”

'\~.l- titty t:~,t~ ill‘ intuit: or lnariid hy
entirtinint-ni

_-.._-_J¢_.. .
' we HEALTH OF THE TROOPS. .

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Thomas llarlington, formerly

oilvttl‘ til Ni‘.‘ Yiil‘k til)

i llr.

,hwi n and a

“‘4‘t‘t‘{lii"t‘ti expert. has bet-n lltt‘i'bll»
train-tr condition: union: the troops on
Jhltyu. it: lllli). Us the ll'lil‘l‘trt‘liiaiflt‘
ti lltt‘ Nuiloliiil i‘i\‘i Fillilulitbll. Al'-
lt‘l :- n‘oiflh’s tIi)>‘t*‘.\iHltlll In» ieports

ullUllit‘lltiil' ill follows:

i , .
t‘ “The sick sate is low. l lllllih that
'suntniarizes the situation. Although

ilitl‘l“ is roott. t'or (“tillrill‘llt'ith‘ work
‘ll. ti "‘t'tiil‘ili way. 1 inn trulhtullysny
,thnt tl‘t‘ folks hut-it home int-d haw
‘llll hat 1 it “lint tttil‘flutill' t-lt'llr :tt'c
~hiim1 taken by military authorities to‘
.~:ii’i~;'.i:;i'ii the health of the “Hindi-

llll'l‘.

“ho we enrngtai itt ltoi‘ilit sir-

UN"
1 1 ~ . ,
i l‘v iiitivwi'i 53H lint‘ ioniltlloll. are
i

f‘teit. l‘t‘lsililip'r‘ t'illllll often.

liil'til in

ll".ll‘~ 'xt i‘i-lotiin iliihliin. iit‘l0\\' the
" I l t; "\ ‘b

l-oi'iiii‘. he found that tlii tin. “(it c

|vlt‘l“ innit," lint he i- i-onnnccil

t‘ili Lotti lll hicxiro and along the

il-o'tic ‘i‘t‘ :ii‘ltty oilitltils il;i\t‘ done

in it in -t t'i-r

’nt‘ tin llil'll-

itnl} ti. \t n. and didn‘t In i ii afiuiintc‘

.ty-tit'c you“. it" the annual crop

‘Il‘llli.ltill'\i for

till“ .ontiott :inil linilthfi

.. xmummmmn ‘

ti 7 with? ’9‘ ‘3‘

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t'tiihiiit;~ \Vti‘k iii

in; t"\(‘l ill iii tit iilt‘ l‘lii‘t‘ti .\‘t‘ttx,
i‘..tl.t.lr.d_ tlti- gri-attmt church i'tiiiicc in the [Suited States. Thu 1' ‘oltruiuipli \iliit\\ til'
‘ into tht- church. Mgr. lino/unit papal delegate, and Cardinals G him 115 oi iitliilllillft‘. int-hm
New York and O'Connell of Doctolt marched in the procession; '

 

FULTONFLVNN MATCH.

 

i
Recall: the Rather Dismal Affair:
Staged in New Orleans Last Year.
.‘i ili»ptti.li from .\illllit‘ttlitillh i'on-.
up the inioiintitton that Frt‘ti Ful-
tind l‘orlty Flynn ilth bt‘t‘li‘
ti lonvrountl. llO-llt‘t'l-
“it‘ll ttlllll‘hl in that city on tit-plint-
hi-t- b. and it l‘t‘t‘flilr the rather dismal

(till

.ztt’ttit >’iit.‘l‘li in New til'lt‘ltllr l:i.~t year

with those lieat')wcit;lit.~ an tlii- print
cipala.

Fulton si‘to hail liven ui-ttinu cun-
id“ aide ptililiiily its a championship
tin.» tltilitt, took on the lio>t5n [Littli r
lM'il‘ll 'l‘iiimtty ilut‘ns‘ club it no ltap»
\ta~ lilitllllillt.’ to
Hilton
lit‘.‘
Kalhns Giant

ytniii that litt'ti~

hot: it ttllllt‘rl i||.'!\\t‘t*ll :inti
\\'i7l;.til. Rio-spite the that
l‘lyntt till it
fioru lacing and had hittt on illt' irrcc
n1 tllliliillL' v‘t‘\t‘liti lillli". "lift” gate

Tilt‘l‘t‘ \rtia Mich

and,
hit “(it'd

Fulton tin tit‘t'lrillli.
:i lirwl from ”if ,-portln;.' WTiii'lt-t that
lil‘il’ltr' Wits ItlH‘t'ti to paw tilt the idea
i.l‘ nettinu Willard :ind Fulton togeth-
Setiiial month: :tco l-‘ullon mu
(llutlfit‘ti by it syndicate to appear in
liil't‘l' hititt< in .\‘i w Yoi‘li, llii limit on
Al Rt'ltil for :i >ltirlii‘. htii inadi- such
poor :ltouin; that the (Ililt’l' tno
rite t-iinii-llt-d lltit'h \\‘;l» tilt?“ in,
to camp, but Fulton rainitl no credit

Thry have not oull‘ ”it‘d to “Who‘lll‘l‘thl. If he heals Flynn, which in

‘li’itli‘ (amps hygienic, but they H‘l‘lll
lio lumi' how. "l‘liry li:i\c,piotiled hy

the li->.~on.~ ot' the Spitnilii \\'ur tindf

 

 

 

' ‘ ‘ " " z “ ' ' 'tEi lobe Amlcis JOi-l‘ii ‘
1““ ”PM WWW“ ”mm m “Hum "-“vlh-f Mu ‘ hm.’ healthy $21.1: filinont Jose h .\iartiiiiii Cut ti cucumber in htili'tN. then
. Cill‘ltlrlh ttltntti today J clautt'ii-il l t . l.ti, l r nlt Uddo, p ,
"‘W “-" ”’i'mnmg 0‘ ”W centut). » ‘ \ ' Au‘anio l‘wsci‘. Antony Garratuone ilah'tl ctich piccc after paring. Cut
"1 fl 5‘- ” 0n" of lliein should be vrcatly ,, . . w, )‘l ~
‘ ~ 4 it ntncmis among "19 3"" d-lu "0-“ N l “l “- out seeds. lay the pieces on a platter
\\i- hi.ii i - ~ .. in pottant to you, would not such .\niotn; tho ontol-town guesls who biilcn'isc and fl“ ”Him with no“
ilitw iitiil KlinrtlFluvll, but their tt\(l‘- (“runni- pitl-g “\m t... Imps...” “t ”,0 nl‘lair an. Su- . .. "H! “In“ “"10 undiemo;
:itio hialth is said to he better than prcnti- Sulti‘hict llatigi-r Skelly, ot‘ 0"“ it“ ‘ 4‘ D r .
that oi an (‘llllili number of norintilg‘ ‘ v " -
t'tl'it llx til littlllt‘. There haw born
I l x . ‘> \ t‘toiil tl\’>" g ‘ ——‘“"‘-"t
“U "’“i‘m‘” "f “mm” 1’ i. ' ' 1 Subway ll '. , Broadway at i
”It. r3. t~t.~., sttt-h tl:< iii-Huitlttd illt‘ Altar ”I” ‘ \ ,' . . Ninth. N". York I
military etii-tintpmi-nts iii '5“ and cost‘ ~
iar more li\'c.~ than Wt‘lt‘ 10:1 in tit-t-‘i ‘ . _ f
. . l
“i” “W”- l Monday, August 28—Opens the I
_. —— b
TITLED. ' “t “ . ’, . l
The Vital pt-oitl.~ttt as to \tliiit tit i a - rzce a S 082 g ;
should be borne by Charles it. Hugh—l 1k: :
to; is brittizing perspiration to the. . l
°‘ ““ 7 he A u ust Furmtu re Sale ‘
Itit-itin. and many a l‘l’ilill‘il‘l‘ and “i' .
t
liOF- g . ‘ i
. “Justice nun:— Accordtn to custom dul announced each car. we close the Au ust
llri “rod to he called l 1 ‘ ’A . ‘ . - l
. m the early days of n.- candidacy; tS_8. e 3n the last day of -..igust (next 'lhursday), offering during the ast .
But he himself frowned on that llrflC-i 0111‘ says“
lit“, and signified his preference “WE _.:dd DIEGO! at hfi": 1
the plain “Mister." But that firemen; —0dd auitco It ht";
to most persons who have anything ‘0} ~pioces “0‘ to be re-ordered at half; i
do with the campaign, a weak and Uri-E —stocks bought- especially for the August sale at Half. :
distinguishing term. Many ileol'k‘l ‘ .
W... mm hack 0.... the last few; Because the furniture stocks are to be’condensed on two floors for the .
war. and taken to calling him "am-~- regular season ;,by the removal of other departments to upper galleries; the
mm... mm; but that usage is hard-i “last four days riddance” Will be more drastic this year t an ever before.
. - . :- t .\Iassachu-E .
ly in good form out ide‘o . l ~hundreda of pit...“ at he“.
setts, where gubernatorial titles me' ‘ —for all rooms in (Be hou'e:
as et‘crlt‘tting as ornamental mil‘itaryi II I d . f
title“ in the South. " -a wow ' Bl . van“, 0 P‘ttel'n” ,
Now the New York Time-s is flndingi —at Dl'llel from a few dollars to thOllBfllIdIa i
“W“ “'1‘“ a growing mm“ ‘° ”b“ All of it is Wanamaker furniture from "Wanamaker manufacturers with ‘
the. gentleman in question “Candidatieé the Wanamaker guarantee. ‘
Hughes." The Times shudders at that - .
- ~ - t'on of thisI . _
ptoapect of a general adop t , i ThurSday the Last Day
tittlar Dyinciplewturning a word stg- . . .
nlfying a ni'an-s occupation into a title After Thursday the prices ‘ all the home furniture on our Gallenes
and coupling It with his tut name. goes back to normal prices. _ .
. l b llin our ,
Thus we might :02“ e “P 8 h r -—No more Angina! prices after Thursday:
neighbors “Ban er ones," “ reac e ‘ . ,
-— re of Au out n
Brown" and “Lawyer Smith." accord- _, N0 “'0 fl“ ‘ f“! "I!" It Ill'u ‘
tag to a custom which formerly pre- mu Sixth. hit-I‘M!) (Bollocks. New Building. .
trailed. We may go owl turthor, . .
thus: Grocer White. Barber Black, ’ , ‘ . ‘ ..
.m... JOHN WANAMAKER -~
tiers, Briana”! Bans-mo. Boole . , - .

 

 

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1%.

t’.-ttlnl‘tti. hc nill still in‘ units Tt‘llmlkl
id from lill‘ toplinv tanks.

 

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3 PROCESSION INTO ST. PATRICK’S CELEBRATING CATHOLIC “IBEX.
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.\t't\ \ oil. lily tiltit‘h in to he the most itit .. l.tlll Rt 'i;;in i':tt'i..‘.t-

\\'u\ lit-gun with a high

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till titlitllli'olltl
l0 rector itiiiii

(Continued From First Page.) i

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i

Judge itendon will arrive in this
city. it'lllt‘lllllr‘ during the afternoon
or llli' Lilsl. and titll be (’M‘Ortcd to ihej
t‘litYot'd Hotel by the reception cont-t
niittic At the hotel, at seven o'clociu
a concert of unaui'paut-d excellence

‘ will he t-tttoyt-d, following which, the

Fotvatcrs or .\‘orwalk and Winstport ‘
who hate united in limiting the oc-
caution a gala one. will adjourn to
ltiiton I'unn. there to partake oi ii
banquet at the iloton l’oint Holt-i.
“till“?! the rilul‘N‘ ot‘ the good titnr.‘
t-pttcliis \till lu‘ tit’iht‘rt‘ti to tho din
irs. ivy tht- Pillll'olilt' t‘hii‘l‘ Hahn r. and,
iy \l.i_\or t‘.iil t. llaratront. Ulllt'l“
llllltti hllt‘JiUl'fi nil] he oi iltllli .itti'
nil! .tlo ittliil‘t’rz. thi- gathctnm.

l-‘on: l'illll'i.‘ in all, including t‘ “ill;
\\‘i-tport. i‘oiirt \arrult. t‘outt .\la;
ll:l(kt‘lllll. iinti t‘ottrl l-Idmnndo lie

\llllt‘lln'. il:l\‘t‘ consolidated in preparing
for tin» went and have endeavored to
make the limit: oztc lung to he re
ini'mbcrcd. o ‘l j I.

Thi- litilitti ing ciruunlttvi a limo “1““
:.plioittlt'ii hy tltii various courts sylin‘t
uni pnl’lit'lpttiu in the affair.

l‘tiitii \‘frulpiirl v».ln.~i*plt litlillliuftll.
l). .l. .\il‘Kt‘nllI. Hoary l.iit\\wtlcr,
limit-i .l \iclx’i-n'ta, Allicrt "“5“an and
Joseph 'itomano. ,

(‘ourl “anathema-Frank t‘. Bec-
‘acr, \\'illitint t'. Jesse. John Penning-
ton. ilr. ll. ll. West, Ernst Hopkins
and Samuel lrcinnd. .

(‘oiirt .\‘tirrukmliarraglt J. Moore,
James L. Dyer, Frank Rooney. (‘harlca
.\tlillllo and Thomas F'. Dowd.

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1F” 3“" my“. «amine». m and

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Hilton? tint-s ill Ft. t'.’itri~.'l\'~
lil'tn“ ~ Ln

of

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St-hotlnnd. X l.: r'ttpin-nir Secretary.
T. .\i. loiz‘i-lly. oi .\. .l.. Stipiitiii
Senior \\'oitdn'itiil. George Million, oi
lierliy, t‘onn.; Supreme Auditor, John
.\iatk. ot‘ Hartford; Supreme Board of
Appeals. .\l. t‘olc Kennedy. of Hart-
toril, John Cosgrot'c of Hartford:
“(and Suht‘hiet Ranger, William '1‘.
.\it'yt'l. of Bridgeport. (Irand Swre-

tary. Thomas ll‘l.otn:hlin. oi Xziugn
tutit. tiraznl Trim-.urt-r, Jami» J.
\\':tl.~li, oi .\ltt'lili-Il.

tiluntl (‘hiel' Hunger. Thom» l"

bond, qt .\‘orwalk, “ill aim inks .‘i.i
flt'ii\'t‘ part in lhi- affair. in company

with the other Blt’iit‘ officers.
Pollowinav the .\‘orwalk visit. tin:
Supreme t‘hict Ranger will go to
Bridgeport. where elaborate plans
haw already been made for Illa cli-
ti-i-tainntcrn in that city.
CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE
COMMITS SUICIDE.

 

Henry J. Furber Shoot. Set! at Hospi-
tal, During Valot'o Absence.

CHICAGO) hug. 26.11euryo- J. Fur-
bcr, It} years old, l‘onncrly a promin-
t‘lit tittor'lt'y and real twtzi‘o operator.
shot and ltillul himself in St. Lulo‘w
hospital _\'v~ltrti:iy. He had bt't"‘li :i
patient lherc for several years. lie is
reunited by two roux,

.\ir. l‘ttrlicr left a fortune t*<.li‘1tlt'li
tit $0,000,000.

Attaches in the lli‘Elliltil riiitl {.\i
l-‘urber t~hot llllllneil “hit it n-itmt:
tlunllg the itiJli’llt't‘ of lii~ \:il it. lli- i.»
said to have been tit‘lll’t‘h~tli lty pro-
longed sicknes- tinti tho recent hcii'
wave.

 

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23. DRESS VOILES

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$2.00 TAFFETA SILK

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1 int _l‘l‘l l'“|l'i\iti ii\ t’xlilcx‘
. lh'» Norton;
i S i-i’znl ioniflti ...... 7911
21c PEROXIDE
(Em il‘Jll-i‘t‘ti illiilit~ [.,.
llitfii‘i Hull ~~t/t".
Slii'i‘iui twilight ..... 160
$1.00 MARQUISETTE
CURTAINS
Regular silt), t-\Ct-llctil \.'i
illl. uhtlc or limit

.‘lm‘tnl tonight

799 I 1‘-
25C CUTICURA SOAP
.\i: iai'ttt'r .\int‘p {up iitttti-

u~i. limit ftp) my)
\iliii' iii t‘iliiiil‘t‘ll.

\‘l‘ 'i'ltii lilllih’ill ...... 15¢

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r \ o ’ i‘ = 0
tonight 8 bpemals
Big Savings Tonight. Everyltcm Means
a Mair-ed Cu: in Price.

Between 7:30 and 9:30 o’clock

SATURDAY. AUG. :6, 1916

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licre’s the List.

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iiit' ~iit‘il~1 l-tir ........ 5“
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sinned an order dirc' ting stockholders

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('o.. of llanhury. to appear at a hearing
before Jud 1c \‘t'ebh. to he held in

liritigel‘or: next Tllt'Stifl)' morning at

(‘lt’Yt‘li o'clock, for the purpose of
showing' why a receiver should not be
appointed to handle the affairs of tSb
company. Some of the stockholders
of the company are of :he opinion that
the concerts affairs should he placed
in the hands of a receiver pending the

adjustment of an existing dispute be—.

tween the :iO(’khOidPl‘S.

(‘outh for other stockholders and

creditor of the Fay-Corliam Co., stated
.today that the appointment of a re-
ceivcr for the firm would he opposed at

increased lJilSlTK‘f‘t'.’ during the last year
over the previous: year and the stock-
holders who oppose the receivership
state that, with the concern's book‘s
showing increased business, the ap-

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Sir Maurice O’Rourke was eight

pointing of a receiver might, in their times elected Speaker of the New
opinion, prove injurious to the 1liter'iZealand House, was Speaker of the

eats ot :tochholders and creditors. '

:Auckland Provincial Council. member

n ‘5 SW9d that the company is “- of the New Zealatnd Ministry, and or

nancially eound and that the receiver-
ship proceedings have been proposed

“the legislative council.
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by some of the stockholders in order‘REGlMENTAL REUNION AUG. 23.
to straighten out the internal diner-f The twenty-ninth annual re-unToh of

mces.

Yesterday's ordcr was tamed by
Judge Tuttie at the request of Judse
Eugene C. Dempsey. of Danbury, who
represents the stockholders who seek
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