l _—_————
(Continued fro
I ierk. and R. ll. i‘aln
1i
olig explanatory Lilllt'llif‘llll
i .
ni'lfoi‘il Riiili'oati i‘oinpaiiy has tor ‘
me years past i‘I-t‘tilziilm'il that iiI'\v
ethods nt‘ tinnsporitttion llllVC
I'Jme iiiio \Xl5li‘ill'c \iliic hat-c, de-
lined in nt'i'iipy it In l'lllllilt'lll. plnt‘i:
ID. the pnl-ln- wiwlcv. llowt-yi‘r.
{mesa methods of ii'nn.~poi'l:itioit in:iy
, lm'clop. iiit: tI‘i‘l'littl'y which th.»
I‘Dmpuny Bt'l‘H‘S \\iii always in: lIl‘-
' aendcnt for the bulk of its honi'y
‘lIlJanspoi'intioii iipon railroads.
“Until the hold to bc Occupied by
f, lCh method has lawn DUl'lilullL‘Illl)’
yuatcrmini-d, the .\‘«w llaxcn, in or-
_‘t:'r to sci-v0 the public and to pro-
l‘ttcl. its onn inn-stud capital. inust
' liilizo to the greatest (Xit'IlL its own
i tkilroud and gin. so tar as practica-
'iCe. adequi’iic li‘ulii-g-ul‘ldllun :trric"
wer the same. > '-
4 “I’usst-ngr-r service (in r-Ullic llll":.
who no longcr ho Ulit‘i'ultd \\llll
o-cam iocoinoiiris i‘.\t.'t'pt at a large
T-trss. and so tin: company has Ilutll n
lancer in oxpcrinicnts looking to u.
‘ V5 exncusivc invlhod of opiraiion.
.éD this (’liiI it inn. t'o-opcrdtcti \\|lll
1 or certain ol.‘ its piibht iigt 1' trains for
tho continuation of :2' rtn-i», “hit-ii
NE 15, 19
um W
i' SUCCEED STONE
. AVORlNG DARiEiVEN R. R
* 0mg?“ + Cl. CALL MEET/Pulls its ‘
‘ mn*
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“'i ‘ ”jet Out Cause for Un
, -——-{on to Plan—Appropr _
:arkcr. (‘lr-rk'. A. to, Will Be Requested.“ 1.35., 0... N
l. I F. S. llohbs. l'CU‘llihting June 29th '
‘ht of the Midland lli\'*T___'——————-——
‘ew “lin'Il, is appointo 'minK OP- Cl"”““"°"'-
' ‘ T lliirien thn llSk"(l tho i . ‘ . .
.m the new tranrimrtnlion .‘ “In" for “hm“ h" “M noiision__ I.
.ill charge of npm‘ation. ifiill- Marco said I". didn't kn,
.ll The New ll.i\'rn issued the follt'nn "You tire going bond to.
IIIIII‘I
"\‘cu sir," said lN‘Mill'l
._'“Tlio Now York, Now Haven and “And 1” think I work
its." sonimnc gnnpcd it
"l rumoréd that,
: Coinstock is l
‘rciitcr oi (lowland i~ mpt-cicd to succeed the late
is hood at tho \flsl ro-oiM-i-ntiic banking interests of
' liocnniotitc l‘lllflllll‘t‘l‘m. llc i~ the
will] intervals.
\'18 lililllUTiiL'tUl'i‘i's of gubulllii: ixiil \t'iirrcn
iris and has subsiitutcd i-nrh cart» tho liroihcrliood , lt‘lilporary bead
.‘lr. Prontcr, long llll officer in the
lirecauso of light travel. could only be brotherhood. is such in lii~ Milt-c in (‘lcii-ltind.
of the union's lint
ethod of transportation.
.i‘th‘dt now has in opci'ation twcniy-
i“ :8 ol.‘ tliosc gilMtllllc rail cars, and
:lo‘opom's to cuntinuc in deiop llllI:
ii rid of operation. ’l‘he car of last
. design is run by a gas (-ngino “llll
.I, cctric trunflntsoion iiitd lilUlUl'F.
" :rniitting Ollt‘l‘ulliiii i‘roni (~ithcr end
I
'hthout turning. This car has at ca;
ixpt‘ovidcd for by it ins.» cxpcnsiyc
'l
Snntly limit in slightly
’l‘hc slur llil'l‘lllflld
\Voinu-n‘s Sit‘iinntiiig associuiion
slit] mitt ihi- \\.ilt l' iii 4 o'clock yrs.
ti-i-dav lilt‘llilllk' {Hill at 11:37 crawl-
Gertrude Edcrle
Sets Swim Record
.\lJ\V YORK. done i
ll'ilill‘ L'dvrit- tn trainin‘. for Tll'l' nt-
tl‘lilDi in iinlit tiio lingl li i'lli'illliv']
intr-i‘ this sninnir'r yi-sii-ro v nouotta- Ithi‘r
iitd_tin~ lR lllill'l‘i from the iatit-ry to lmtiliil tin in]...
liilYlll'll i‘imn ll(‘i‘ long swim.
Hill”: of her trip shc
l l; city of ti.) passcnizcrs and is tho
i rgest that has lit't'ii IlSt'd for this,
1.. rposc. The cniopany is arranging
t ' buy a number of additional cars
iii
' this design, with :Onlt llit'l‘tahclll
wer iiad capacity.
"The company finds that there :0
tmo portions of its systcm which
innot. be operated cconoinically eu-n
.r gasoline cars for passenger scrv-
‘ l ‘2, with tho irmpn-ncy of scrvice dc—
: ' red by the public. “'hccr aucl
i ndltions exist, it is the iiltt‘nliOi
. ‘1 the company, as far as possibl'
: continue to pr-riorni freight sci”.
3. and such passcngi-r train or :4:
il car servii-o as may ln- rerpin
lid to opcratc our pai‘nllcl in,
‘iys with hussrs. ,
“There .ii'i; bll'l other poniis rut
ll; b(l\\(‘-ll \‘.'lllL'll transporiai.
a boon hcrctoiorc D'l'fnl‘iiit‘d i
utcs that art" now circuitous, L‘ul
”red to the distance mcr tho it
iitiy cniirtriii-tt-d highways. II
we company‘s plan to considor lngh- ‘
3‘. Int bus sonic-c Iiii\\'t‘l'n L‘l‘l'i:lll‘l oft
-'lJ ch points and to :o h:in:ilo the:
l ',l”‘i\cl which originally used thc
.‘DUiis. * ‘ . . t
"ill"ThIS policy of the company is" o
:" inaugurated and corrldc out with
"~o intention of iiirnishim; an ado-
in(hie passongcr survive in coniicu~
and) with its rail Tllll'S; to gluing
1to public the, act'onnnodatioii “lilt'li
H demands of patrons l‘f‘ilillol‘le‘Idiiigix:
v at transp "
use that I. lm u-onomi-
i
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i
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Hi
i’
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i" c' 10 most prurient,
f“ IdICZYi; tl’tt‘nl; adopted to ”10 por-
, , .
5’ o o of mod Si‘l'Vlt‘i‘.
’E‘Txagfibsididry company has born
”NWatcd. Through it. tin- nri'nngo-l
into {or plant and cqnipnnnt nild
promptly progi'csstdz ranks .in
'V'ICO will be (it-\eit-pidi rind ap-
oval of the Eiiilti L‘ivntinisuons \\lll
soUght. '
“Co-opcraiing “'llll il
(1 transportation lit-ails
N
i
l
to passenflt‘l'
of tho
" Get An Ocen Suit
And enjoy it all suiner
i ‘ .. n '
Nothing hits a pcricct tittiiig. w. made Bath-
ing Suit, in Just your style. 10 Elalthe summer
Men’s Suits $2.98 to .93
Women’s Suits $2.98 to 0.00
Boys’ Suits $1.98 to $3}
ii“ .npan-V- "m.
E“! ’w service in“.
-u
c it an exton-
! icalilc. milk
" ht pruct and comple-
1
ill 0n of. suppicini‘iital . n
{‘ iintai'y to. existing >(‘l'\lC('.
E nit. Real Estate. .
90 Men to Hold Picnic
ml I-Za-tntc men hold
-in. .
‘ u ' 1‘
‘ 1Cout?”infill;it".
“ eir rs . ‘
'nrut Agricultural Lol
' r all rctil ostatc .
milies Thursday in
' :ogram. .
"fio is nnticipntm.
9 "am If’fllllri‘s
canization.
FURNITURE 00.
management of the3
to the fullest. t.\-_
Misses’ Suits $1.50 to $4:
ACOBY‘?
12-14 North Main Street
ii outing at. Coniirc-
i-rgc at Fiorr:
mom and their
iii an all doy
An attendant". of about
i The spri‘inl pro—
snlcsnianship and
/
atomistic;
0
THE EVENING SEN'I‘INEI)
HANCEE 0N
WITNESS STAND
lN POISON CASE
Isabelle Pope, Wearing
Engagement Ring,
Says Shepherd. Was
Kind to Her
CHICAGO. Juno 16.——(.\l’~’). The
long awaited human interest ele-
ment in tho Shopherd murder trial
was thrust dramatically into the
spotlight late yesterday when Mics
Isabelle Pope. who waitnd with I].
marriage license while "Billy" Mc-
Ciintock died, took tho witness
stand.
Still wearing her diamond cngngc-
ment ring. presentation or which
the atato contends. was the signal
F—r'
ow:
.:
CLASSIFIED
ADVER‘IISING
"up; M
mortals
' I CEOOOC'1
.‘I'..
for William Dot-ling Shepherd to
administer typhoid gernil to "Billy"
to obtain tho 81,000,000 McClintock
estate. tliu'drniuro young woman
uddud licr bit to the mesh of cir-
cumstanccn that the state in neck-
ing to WL'lU'O about the 50 your old
luwycr.
Much of Miss Popcs' array 0! (LC-
cusutions anoint-it tho mun who pre-
vented her marriage to young hic-
Cliniock was kept out by defense
obiections. and her story was not
coinplctcd tit adjournment. The
Shepherds wcro "nice" to her. testi-
ticd Misti l'opc. until it becaiiiq tip-
parcnt tliut “Billy's" intentions to-
ward her were serioul. -
It iii the contention of the prole-
ctition that Hhcpherd decided u on
slaying tho youth who for 16 y or:
had been his foster son. when he
rr-ailzod that marriage would dc-
prli'o them of ii iuxurloul lite ob-
tained by tho guardianship of the
boy and also would break the will
McClintock had made upon becom-
ing 21 years old and whiéh named
Shepherd as the chic: beneficiary.
-—Advertlse in' the Sentinel for
the best results.
“Y” BOYS OF
THIS COUNTY
WIN AT MEET
Get Second. Place on
P o i n t s at Middle-
town— The Fairfield
County Winners
One hundred eighty eight buys
from the smuilor towns or (.‘onnvc-
ticut were brought together under
the auspices of the eilzht (‘nnnry
Y. M. (2‘. A's. of tho Stuto of (.‘ontinc-
ticut tor the Fourth Annual Truck
and li‘icld Mect at Wcsloyan Field.
Midtlirtown last Saturday afternoon.
l'nder idv-al weather conditions
many or the previous records tor
than meets were broken. li‘uirrlelii
County tool: second place with 5:;
point... The iirst pitico “as “on Ly
\Vindlntiu County. The third |lll|t'\‘
nus won by Hartford t‘oniity and the
fourth pliu'o by New litncii Count).
l‘hil‘Ileiti County lius “on two out ot
the tour "touts Ilt‘ld-
'l'ho li‘uirt‘ield (.‘nunty poinlh wore
won in the Senior class by: “Ulit'l‘l
lioit‘s ,third place in tho 100 yard
ilnsli; Ilcnry Walxcnian. hi't'Ulld plat-o
in the running broud Juinp \\llIl
ill. ii 3-4"; Fairilclil t‘outity won tit-c-
unil place in the idiot put and soc-
cnd pluco in tin: SSH )iil'll relay into.
in tho liitci'iucdiuio Clill‘ii Williain
llorgniarl took inst. placo in the run.
iiiiig high Jump, 5' 3-4". in tho Jun-
ior class. Alan VOl'IH'I'll “on second
placo iii tho 7i"- yurd dash; Yin-liens
also won second place in tho running
broad ,lullip and first place in tho
running high lump with n Jump ot
4'11".
\\'iiliiiin Beiktiiip ot‘ I";tll'll"ltl took
third plncv in tho running lillill
Junip. James \‘alnao of Wilton took
first place in tho bust-ball throw \iitii
a throw of 23:1".
The l~‘iiirtiold County Junior lie-
lay team won second place in the
Relay race.
name. in lain scoot. mica Lianne. and Cannon sum
.k
‘_ Store Opcn Daily“ Toll 6 O’Clock
Most wanted style tendencies ‘
shown in special lot of fine
new summer dresses for $8.50i
Beautiful dark printed voiles in new designs combined with'
plain.colors—shown in navy and white—brown andwhite—black and
white. Lots of big sizes up to 521/43 bust measure. i
Lovely fine quality French voiles in dainty shades—copen,
maize,.orchid, pink, light green and white made in Wide variety of
prettyystyles—all over embroidered — eyelet-embroidery ——-t.rimmed
lwithcmbroidered or rich lace bands. _
Pit-n black voile and plain navy; dresses or-with-white tailored
bandsfor trim.
Belgian linen dresses embroidered or with fine (11'an work in'
many of the new shades and plenty of white.
This is one of the most important dress sales this season, be{
cause of Viirietyj—quantity—beauty——style—and real value. Dresses.
[that were intended to sell fpr $12.50 and more. Oiferednow. at $8.50
Second floor.
AEXclusive model '- hats '
‘ "* t special price $5.95
‘3‘. uh .mizflqstvofi‘those '
ammonium ~ .r. .'
. \
wow
. Macedonin
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I
binations. t,
t.
3-)
f
A
Governor Signs Bill
For 2 Cent Gas T
turning tho taxation of stock infirh
nnco companies.
tho l‘i'itut'liiso tau il‘Ulll live to
mills and Tilt.“ tax
\iilut- of tho HIUi‘I\ Il'ulil
ultimately to {our inills.
'l‘lio gmernor also signed the
iintking tho stato
tiio cciits pcr gallon.
tax on such
or
i i
gt“
0‘
A (.‘l(-\ (T Scholar
. l‘rotesaonb— ‘.
\iliiit l'llil‘ inny ”to notice foil 1‘
“\uid‘ hitting his thumb while
A Nllldt‘lilv-Ilflll the hammer it
—————————_—.
in the Sentinel
the best results.
;x§fi'fi_‘ A
‘_'¢
Boys’ stylish wash"?
suits at special
price $1
Hundreds of pretty, stylish, well
made wash suits for boys, just at the
time when they will be most welcome
add at a price that could not be quoted
but for the fact that they were pure
chased in large quantities at price c0111
cessions on the part» of the makers. ~ ~
There are iddies, Oliver Twist,
balkans, vestee, Beach suits, Long
pants sailors and flappers.
Materials are Peggy cloth', Leonard
suiting, Golden cloth, Jean, Khaki,
poplin and pongee.
Colbrs are blue, brown, gray
green, white and many striking com}
3
“Hill.
- T he sizes from 3 to 10 years?
Offered n0w at V
special price $1.
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