‘ upon his excollont services.
~ '19th Six”,
THESOUTHNORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL 2
.line extended from South Milli] tint}
James Golden. Editor and l
Proprietor ‘
[HURSDAY JUNE 1.1911 l
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOE
TOMORROW l
Sun rises 4: 2:; sets 7: 19 l
High tide 2. 45 a. m.: 3 :34 p. m;
MASONIC DIRECTORY. }
Old Wall LOdge, N0. 108, F. and A. M.j
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Mnln street. lot and 3d Tuesday of
‘ ouch month-~July and August ex-t
ceptodmut 8 o’clock. All Muster.
Masons cordially invited. Reed
ll. Flynn, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox“
Sec .
Butler Chapter, N0. 38. R. A. M. i
Meets In Masonic [lulldlng. South
Main street, 2d und «in Tuesdays oi
each month—July and August ex-
ocpted— it 8 o'clock All Royal Arch
Masons tilltllalh invited. 'l‘liuddeus
tluyei', ii. I’. Robert. M. Wilcox.
Soc.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Secy’.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MERCHANTS’ AND MANUFACTUR- l
ERS' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candce. President
Vice-president. Charles j. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL TELEr
PHONE CALLS
92-2—News Department
gang—Business Department
44-2-Brauch Oiiice. Norwalk
890 -—Editor‘s Residence
729-5y—City Editor‘s Residence
ANOTHER lNDUSTRV BRANCHING
. existenoo [or some time in South Nor.
«4 Walk. has outgrown his present qiuir-
‘u large plant in Wihion nvenuow
tint paternity. iii. the boat! of which III
...I.. u.
SHERIFF VOLLMER'S DUTIES.
Willinni \‘oilnior
stewardship slicrill' ul'
count} todui. with the best wishes oi
the whole county tor a full incusuru
.\'or\\‘:illt extends to 1110
l—iNllttl high slici‘iil' its lit-st wishes lllltl
pledges lISI-ll‘ to the support of his utl
ministration. so for us is possible. llcr
enters upon his
li‘u 'I rilc Id
115
of success.
.loyiil sons “to proud oi the slit-rill iind
cuioitziln the tirm couiit-tlon thut he
will umhc good,
l“tll‘ tiioiity-tlirot- yours Williniii \‘oll'
incr served the t‘ity of South Norwiilli
in the capacity of chlci til' poliro. iuilli-
full} and well. ills long record is uh.
solutcly chum. his l‘llli‘lt‘lll work lio-
ing oi ll t'lllll‘ttt‘li‘l' \"llltll not only ut-
ll'ilt‘lt'tl ihi- :iiti-ntiou of his follow rill-‘7
tons, but inurlicd him us :1 police otll
t'inl oi” no lllt‘illl tibillti. who was known
till tour the Triple he had
mun), but with llllll sumo courugc iind
ioi'tiiiiilo which marked his whole our
our.
stiitt'.
ho owrcuuir i'\'t*l‘_\' ohotiii'lc to the
entire siiilsi'ui'tiou of his superiors uiiti
tlit- people whom he Ht‘l‘Vt‘tl.
llttiiIi-Illut‘l'l) nl’ti'r his t'lt‘i'lltlll. Shirl"
li‘i \'olliiiur ruic out ilinl he would lip
guided to intui- extent in llll‘ sclcrlion
(it his deputies. li7\ tho \‘tllt‘t‘ and wish
c:« of his coimtiluoiiln. iii-lii-i'luit thut in
this manner lit“ could best serve llll'
lllltll‘t‘l'ilti ul‘ his county. The l‘\llt‘l'l'
uioul proioil in hi- it i-Iiutlr our in
tliiii iI shook llli‘ i‘tllllltli‘llt't' in which
the unlimited ithci‘lil' wns held by illitll)‘
by ”union oi thct incl tliut ill the lust
(‘xllt'lltlU llt‘ win lort'cil to utilito his
own th-‘Clltitin, rcunrilli-us of tho voice
ol‘ the people. for tho rctthou Ilint tin-m-
nunio poopli- hurl proron t'i‘lllt‘lllfih‘ttli’
iliiit lllt‘)‘ were not (‘tllliil to tho op.
portnult)‘ oi' choosing lor ilicniuelvou..
The experiment wun no now. the tip-Z
portuiiiir no iirciii tor ilt‘lllllll polltlt'ul‘
iIIiinoiIrurn. iliIIt the elm-torn illl‘lll-
Imlvoii l‘Iiilcil Iliolr louder Inuit-nil oi
llln hreuliliii: i-oiiliilunru with them. It
Willi it how i-xiwrii‘nco iii l"ltll”llt’lil
county iiliil will proluilily ho rciiiirilctl
no u Iuipploiiirui to tho mtlltllH ol' ordi-
nuri polltlriil pit-iii»
\\ilh tho ciitiiiuio ol’ Hhcrll‘t \oll ‘
inur upon his new duller. It now ohiip-I
tor hi opened in Iliui lt hi the llrnt limo
«in nixtcou yours that n lloiiio‘ttrnt hair
hold this linpoitiiiil position. Sliurllt;
tildniizi iii. llunlui norreil lilo runner
tlon iilili tho iioinitv in that column)
with it record clean and wholesome. in
rounrdo to the conduct of tho bimliioiia’
oililit ollice. tin in to ho conurntululed
OUT.
The announcement In another col»
limit or The Sentinel. toilitr, that .u
promising industry. which has been ill
tiers and contemplates the erection of
will he
received with "pleasure by every our
son if the town. The Nash Engineer.
iris ll hash. of about Norivnili. hi
cumin weliuhnown throughout the
‘ htrr, slut gives evidence or novel-
} I’m-Ii"
,t'oll for u line tour story t‘nctory.
‘ Htillli‘ill, but that doesn't ninlie it neces-
tile diatusseti llllltll mnic limit
to the people.
roctiou the popular judgement
.lonrn our Why
jiiilon utiowul n fracture of the skull.
NJ ‘ . H 'y‘ ‘, i _ . ‘ ‘ ’-
rnunsnhv, JUNE 1, 19::
ii
oi the business, and it would nppen:
.tliot no delui should tollow the uppli
(3111011 or the iompany to have tho plpi
Motidow strut-Its
Di'Olltll‘U. ‘
to tho "l’oliesnlii
The company’s plum.
with
even iinprovoineni. unit the I)l"()H]letl
that the business will Inpldlr Increase
he soon as additional facilities nro tic l
cured.
MW.
4——-—-~—-
RIGHT To THE POINT.
A doctor suggests tlint lawyers are
oury for the grievance committee
iiei.~—lliii'ttoi'd Cournnt.
[0
m
We suggest to the weather man that
he odd "llllblllilllt‘ctl" to his list of
titlicctives describing ltlnds of wrath
pin—«Alluiny .louruul.
m. ..
The shoe trust has issued u cireulur
to prove ihnt it is not It trust. Perhaps:
it feels that to intro restrained itself;
from doing this would have been iin-
retisolllll)le.~~ (.‘levotnuti Louder. .
a”. i
A phrnlclun sure: "Sing for on liourl
every day iinil you will not hit“: ludi-l
iteration." lt' ei'cryhody followed that}
advice. chll indigestion would hcl
would be welcome reliei‘.~~.\llnin,i~ .loui- ‘
nul.
.m.--
Mini (linden thinks women s clothes
illt-_\
should be. in Murr's case there nhoilldl
cci lllllll) he lcsn tlltit‘llSSlUll~—lllltl iuoic
(lollies. wHouston t hionit lo
..._..._ ‘
’l‘he trusts mny tillit.‘ up the whole
road. but there‘s it hit; pollccuinn who
says the common people shall occuw
sionnlli' have a chum-c to wnllt on illt.“
Sltlt‘Wllllt'.~~Mttl‘l(lt?ll .Ioiirnnl, l
. ___.w !
lly the vote of the Wisconsin senate .
the woman suffrnizo question is now up:
Their verdict for or
;tlgillll-Sl the proposition will be u slil'
Iiilicuiit straw to indicate in \Vlllll (ll-
Is now
llll'lllllll. New York world. i
m.-. 1
A i’liiludclphlii iniiii llllllll‘il l’iii‘iiiilur
is sold to hnvc hnd lilo when iii
Inan months which llliiltt‘n \‘tit (loud-
“in looli like the highest lilli’l‘l tilting
the Ritillo whorl Anni-it's llt.‘liiltl.
w.“
Just on We lcut'ucil the tiiilci'I-tu-i- hr;
twt-ou million and notinrdionto. nod
\i‘i-ro slithiui; in it reminded \\'II_\‘. here
we l|fl\'l' got to whirl iii uruulu Iiiiti
round tho youth. the,
Ill)'ilillll unil tho prnti‘hnru; “‘0 must
lliild out whni kind of doodnd the di»7
harniitl may in). and whether :1 nuiund»
hit: is edible. or just :IiiotlIi-r l\lllll oi'
nsunii or lil‘nlltl)‘illllll. niid wliiit lllt“
book of Swumi \‘Ii'cltuuudti line to do
with llll' will of Mrs. (lie Hullw-lloutoir
(liohe.
ilh‘
9“,.
CONSERVE THE WATER SUPPLY
.\‘l-I\\’ llAVl-IN. .liiiic l . Very little
relief crime to the forming ilistrlctn by
the light full of ruin .i'i-sitirdny ’l‘hc
lllt)ltillll‘t' roi’rcnhciicil \‘cizotution and
laid the dust. but the muni' \Vlllm' cour-
ses which pro hiwoniinu low were not
tilled up. Flil'lllt‘l'h’ oily that the tll‘)
condition of the fluids lllllli’i'n plunlinuf
:Iii llllHllt‘l‘Pflfiflll innit. In many lu\\‘l\.~=‘
in the fitllllllt‘l'll piiri of the suite t‘lll
worms uro pluying linviir with lt'llllt‘l
pliiiili-t. wpm‘innly with cnlihiigi- iiiid
toiuntocs. ill the northeastern purt ol‘ .
tho stoic. where l'i'iilt il't't‘tt hnd u rory‘
lit-uvy blooming period. the. drought;
lliiH t‘llllfit‘ll the tiny fruit Willt'll follow,a
vii the flower to drop oil in tin cxtoiil ;
which iiluiont fort-nuts ti nlliu hurwntd
iiicry where there in upon necessity of
ooiiiioiiliii: tho unit-i supply nuiiiiiui iii
Ill} tillllllllt'l’.
”an”... A .. M”... n... ”a
HEAD STRUCK THOLLEY POLE.
MCW llAVlu. . June I *‘Alltiill hillfl
it little iicuioi to thin till limit to the
spot ill iiiilcli the ililiil iiollcy llt‘t identl
oi‘ 'l‘llt’fltlli)’ iic‘cuirod. ltolmit Whitmn
iriiiollnt: unlvuuiuu of Now York. d
puuuonuei on it irollci iiir iiiniilnu oi l
or the Now lluvctillri‘hy lltic. lllill
with Iin ucttidunt. ,vuiilivriiiir. which iii;
in fI-iiruil quy cnuiiu liiu tlt‘lllll. lie hiiill
lcunuil ion for out oi“ the onrund hiIig
hoiiil struck ono of the poimi support-
ing the electric when. He \va runh»
ed to tho lionpltnl hort- Iiiid nn oxmnin-
llu in iiiiconncloun unit his recovery hr
runnrdod no doubtful. ills identity wus
tired by pupal-a round in his pocltoth.
Conductor Alsop. ut the trolley car.
was examined by the uiiihoritler, but
no further action \va token.
W».
SEVENTH DAV ADVENTlBTO.
NORWICH, June 1.-»’l‘ho New hing
hind Conference of Sel’cltih Dt'iy Atl-
ventlsts lit-gnu tin annual spring coin
toreure of ten days in the camp
grounds today. with accommodation:
randy tor several hundred members or
the denomhiutlon. C. ll. downing. of
Hartford. the president oi the body.
presided M. the opening meeting when
the program and announcements were
read. heparin from the lllliliiion field
will be siihmlttedhnd the workers
will include some or the host linoi‘vn
[clergyman or, the movement. =
Up and down
And through the green
Where geese are seen.
And past the gray mill with
Till it creeps into the skies.
Till all familiar things had
I
The Secret of
the Road
Which way does the road go?
From the valley to the bill‘s crown.
Athwart the woods that lie behind
Like a silver ribbon blown by the Wind
And the long honeysuckled lanes:
And down. and on. and up the spinney‘s rise
If I should start. and walk the livelong day
Watching wonderingly all the way.
And the stars had fall'n into the sky-
I should not find that which the wind flings at his will;
The secret of the road-it stretches farther,
--Agries Grozier Herbertson in the Pall Mall Gazette.
its peeping panes.
{risked by-—~
farther still.
“Effie .4—
‘ .Am ..
lllliil’llllli Hill
Slill llllllllllllll
Town Union at King’ 3 Daughters
to Give Altair quo 9 at
Home at Mrs. W. E.
Marvin
.-
‘l‘ho Norwulk l‘ulon of Tim liliiii'u
Ihiuglilcru it ill hold it ii-ii-ptloii in lion-
tiili liotiioun the hours or ii and it it
ulll be held on the Iipiiolouii niiil hono-
tIlul hunt or Min \t‘ . biiiriin unit
.ill tho Mutts lhiuiihici‘n of Norwnllifl
lllltl the iiiiiiouudinx ioiriin ill'i‘ expect-
ill to ho pI‘.i~ri-ui
liiloii iilll hi-
tliuc KlH'lI to uotlnl inletimirno.
iliuixc ulll ho iiuiilc l‘oi
ho u l't‘ltilllll‘ lluion meeihut.
M noon the illrclo lender» will dine
with Moi. Sui-nth ill the Norwiilh tfoiur
try tiluh.
. At the homo of Mn. Miirrln. Mm.
sheath will be assisted in receiving
by lllrn. C. A. ltllwoll. secretary of
Fnlrhuld tloiiittr: lilies Margaret
hrontlllngor. of Hillside. tout the util-
cers of the Union.
The reception committee to compute
oil of Mrs. W It Smith. Min. 0 E St.
John. Mrs. tt‘rcderioli ignition. Mme ..
F. houtwell. Mrs. nmi .l motion.
Misses Helen Qiilninrd and Helen
Knelor. -
An orchestra will turnlsh music.
throughout the afternoon.
at the national our will be sung by the
Kind Word and Hillside Circles. At
4:30 a play will be given by the mem-
bers of the diamond Cirillo under the
‘dtreution at Mien hutli Baldwin. A ion
tune teller will be present who will
gladly mu point: without the mural
"owning" .
The tattooing r7
‘ pilltt'li hop is.
Chemises.
, miuat of the irth
little: mr res-i
w. ...._..!! .......
.. ... E
nclln l‘hlc nn'l sin-uh Itldur
lliuiiiu
iiii-nis \\ill be H‘Nt'tl tioin ten tnblca
on tho l.’\\\ll .\lr.~'. Louis licclor.
.ltllli‘llll ll. ’i‘uilin‘, Mrs.
Miss llt‘li‘ll t‘iittis, Mrs.
Airs, \‘i'. H liutuiu. Mrs. 'l‘
S.
W.
lhwrs iiill pit-shin at the urns
the [diluent l'li‘t‘lt‘ of the Norwulli
.lninos l‘nul.a
Iti-ut-r.’
. .\I .\Iltll‘t*\\‘§.l
Mrs. Uri-hr Hellman und Mina 1"101‘l'llt‘t'l,
untl‘
The) will be usualstoii by:
il in In oiiioon .luint) retriwh
llrs ‘
i
t
linptis: t'hurcli itnd Iliu lt’lnu's More;
Ht‘llcfl‘llti ot t‘riiuhuii'.
rich.
The hospiiiiliii- xiiid dorm-Intuit com.
millu' is iniiilc lip of the following in
dire \liti hint) ll. llidci. MI»: W
hotli iuiiior cir-
lot at tho utiitc tliiitrniiin. liliii. lfilllllll‘ “ML”, ‘1.“ 24“....“ Ytllmml. Ml.“ i:
l\\' Siiviiili. on the ui‘ioiuoon of tune it Smith Mm Frlltlillllt llnxp-i. MM.
\vllllt‘il Iloiltwll.
Iiurciiu. .\l l‘i'i.
Mm Montcalm lien
Alli-om l-‘ltcli. Mrii. tinni-
uol 'l‘uyior. Mrs. Willhiin Summon.
Mru. l0. linlt‘l‘llliilltfl. )llruiou M. L. lliiw-
roll. Illiii‘r Everett lllltl
7 li‘l'llllko.
'Ilio iniuiil tuiiiliiotui morning oi” the:
omitted uuil thi- untiro‘
No;
uutci lulu.
mom or tor refreshments, iiii thhi will?
This nooittl liill'l llI‘Ni ni'i'ttllltcil for hv
hire, Alex .I. lluuiiiilvr. who iii iiunortii
i-hitlruiuu ot' the couiiulttoc.
ll‘ llli' illl)‘ hi it line one it in export»
cil thIit 3qu will he in nttciuliiuon. II
'uioriiiy it will be held on the itnh.
.— war-
PR EBIDENT TAFT'B CHICAGO
VISIT.
t‘lllt‘Atit). .luuc 1,-w-l’resldunt 'l‘ntl.
will urrlro In Chicago Elnturdny, two
hours earlier than his original plan
culled for. according to u Illnpntoh from
Worthington hint night. This who init-
en in menu that the nation's cliiot ext
eciulvo will try to tliiittlmo to attend
tho Imuobull mime. As soon no Charles
W. Murphy. president of the Cubs,
heard or the change in the president's
plans. which will land him here at 2
unlock in the afternoon. he telegraph»
ed an invitation for Mr. Tim rind mom»
born of his party to occupy It box lit
the game. The principal object of
the president's visit In to discuss “Can-
i’iilhni heclproolty“ before the Western
Economic politely. stellar received in
vitati‘on‘ii to several other Minna and It
is exported he will be a luncheon
‘r‘atiomhlp club this
hiouintolr upon lit and
(‘linrlot ii‘i‘
of input
Bargain Day, as USual
Make the most of these economy opportu-
nities which will surely attract many thrifty
shoppers here tomorrow. Every item is
offered at a price made especially attractive
for Friday Shoppers
. .4. .. . .uw....~w
Waists
A wonderfully nitrnrtlve assort-
ment oi Lingerie and ltntistc
‘ii‘nists. Dillt‘ll neck. three-
quarter sit-ere models, trim-
iIItd with incrlnllions nni‘l Int 2-:
i'oizulnrlr $2.30 Friday Special
$1.49
Women’s Night
Gowns
Mode of cxtrn good quality
Nitiusooli. (“litillllett stile. low
neik. short strewn. trimmed
with rent linoii low and Wash
ribbon, ulso mum otlwr
stiles. worth Si .10 Friday
Special
98c
Petticoats
With deep Ilounco oi embroidery.
open and blind effect“ also It
style with plain homotlti-lied
nouuce. made of hue qunlity
(‘iiuihrlm rcgiiliirli $100. Fri
tiny Speclnl
6%
Children’s Under-
wear
('liildren's Shirts. low neck,
sleeveless and short sleeve
styles, l-‘ridiiy Special
10c »
Couch Covers
Rich llngdnd stripe effects. full
size, with fringe: worth
l~‘ridny Special
39c
Title.
Toilet Articles
WHITE t‘.-\S'l‘ll.l£
size, at 3c.
SOAP. SC
131: TOOTH llRt'SliES at 100.
KOIA’NOS 'l‘OO'l‘ll
romiiurl) 25c. ul 19¢.
PAST 15.
"IL-\IIL‘Ot‘K'S‘ t‘t)llYl.0t’SlS
'l‘.\l.("t‘.\l POWDER; regular-
lnrly lid“. at 13c.
House Skirts
A splendid uswrtmuut oi‘ t‘nilco
llouso Shirts, in light nnd
ilni'li colorinirs. li‘riduy Special
49c
Separate Dress
Skirts
More than titty Sltll'lt‘. nlwnys
selling for $1.30: unusually tit-
tr‘nciii‘o models of Linen and
llrpp. ull nicely nindo nud ilu-
lulled. li‘rldiiy ripucliil
Notions and Small-
Wares
liIillilltllillClIl-II) LINEN t‘t)l.-
LARS, splendid tpinliiy; usual-
ly L’Bc. til 9:.
SILK lltll.'l‘l.\'tlS. in plain and
moire. in it good color nesort
Iiient: mines to We. iit 17c yd.
SHSSOIIS t0 SilliAilS.
Ilct‘ht hrnnii; 25c iiiiii
Ilfit‘. tit 15c.
PLAIN ’1‘.’tl‘~‘li‘l‘1"A
good quality.
the
worth
IllllllON.
till colors. ill
l‘lo yard.
Women’s Gloves
2‘clnsp Lisle Gloves. in black.
.white, tan and gray. all sizes;
50c quality. Friday Special,
PAlll.
39c
Stationery
Finen Linen Paper, box contains
50 sheets and :10 envelopes:
regularly 35c box. Friday
Special
25c
Embroideries
Swiss Flouncings. 27 inches
wide. handsome designs: rul-
ue 75c yd. Prian Special
55c
Boys’ Furnishings
llors' fine quality (‘umbrlc
NIGHT SHIRTS. Friday
Special
42c
lloi's‘ KHAKI PANTS. all sizes.
Friduy Special
25c
lloys‘ lll.(’lI'Sl‘I WAISTS. made
of Percale iind Gingham; siz-
cs 4 to it yours: regularly
" l-‘iidny Special
190
Lace Curtains
Nottingham Loco t‘iirtulns. till
new designs; ruliie $l..’.0. ii‘ri-
titty Special
$1.19 '
99c
tBOSTON STORE
”a“- “WWW. WWW..- WWW
WALL uriinnr. 10:10 ii“. m.-«~'l‘he
strength which developed lute yesteru
tiny in the stock inurket who evident
lit the opening today, and prlcon 0i
runny issues nilviineoil briskly. Hill
securities were influenced favorably
by tho unnouneoment ot the plan to
issue it $000,000,000 mortgage. lloth
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
pt‘tl. gained large fractions and Chl-
ongo, Burlington it Quincy joint 4 per
cent. bonds advanced 2 1‘2. 'l‘heStoel
issues showad further heaviness, Re-
public Iron and Steel dropping 1 M
and U. 8. Steel n amull traction. Chel-
apenke tit Ohio, Kansas City Hoiithem
and American Boot linger guinea it
point and interboroiigirMetropoliten
old. 1 1.4.
HARTFORD limit! ON Assess.
7 MINT.- ,
Hm’t‘wfih. Juno :th delegation
oliiohili honored before the
SCHOONER RUN DOWN.
NEW YORK. Juno l.-;-'l‘iic log that
covered the harbor yesterday utter»
noon nltnost proved the tiliroud oi the
schooner Margaret ll. Roper. When
the schooner iirrivod here today from
thin Domlngo Ullyllt‘l‘ crew told how
the Morgan liner Momus collided with
her yesterday about twenty-live miles
south of Srindvi~uuok.-- ~-’1‘ho steamer.
they said. slipped out of the log rind
striioh them without warning. The
stemner‘n prow out on one or the
smaller ernlt'u stern limit devils and
carried way the vawl. The schooner:
mlzzentobmnst snapped or! at the cup
The Mambo disappeared in the log, an
pnrently unscathed.
WW
GHOBEN STOREE LEGTURER.
NEW HAVEN. Juno led-Edward ill.
Shepard. or New York city. who was
it candidate in the recent nroetracted
bullotthig for United Stolen penal/or
Mite motioned everything I» hid
YALE FRESHMMAN FOOTBALL
‘ COACH.
NEW HAVEN, Juno 1.-~Earlo 0. .
Klatlor. 1911 S. Denver. (3010., has been
appointed conch oi the freshman loot-
ball team at Yale for next your. Klein
Ier this been n member of the Ydlo ‘
eleven for two years, playing most of
last season at full back. Heretotoro
it has been customary to appoint an
undergraduate us COtlcll for the trash-
men and the hunting of it man who will ‘
be a graduate before next full in an in.
novntlon. '1‘. A. D. Jones, 1008 S, a
former Yule player, in an interview '7
here, strongly criticised the system of
freshmen football coaching which has
prevailed at Yale. saying he could tin»; .
agine no worse system. He held that _'
the couch should be it man who intid
had the advantage oi considerable
training in varsitv football.
cutout--
Pookm-iiioforo we Ware married y
Norwalk Chronicler