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HESOUTHNORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
James Golden, Editor and
Proprietor
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FRIDAY, JUNE'"2. 1911
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MASONIC DIRECTORY. l
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A.M
Meets in Masonic Building, Smith
Main sheet. lst 111111 311 Tuesday ot‘
each 111011t11~July and August ex-
Sec.
Main street 2d and nth Tuesdays oti
each mould—July and August ox-
coptod-ot 8 o 'oloclt All liovnl Arch
Masons cordially iniiicd. 'l‘hnddcus
‘, Guyer, ll. 1‘. ltohort lil \\tltox.
Sec.
ROBERT M. WlLCOX. Socy'.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR—.
ERS' ASSOCIATION
_ Nehemiah Candee, President
" Viéei-president, Charles J. Pidge'on
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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1
AN UNTiMELY DEATH.
Slnooro ('xllt‘iissionu oi‘ rcarot wore
,Ilem‘tl iii The Norwullts todui' oror the
untimely ending of tho iifo of Lewis
(3. Green, the \\'i‘ll-lilltl\\ll lmukor. in
Elizabeth, Now iio hml loi’t
"Norwnlk only :1 low hours- hot‘oro lot
the lnit‘poso ot‘ :ttii-ntlinc tho \1 oddiu‘:
at a t‘clniii‘o. and tho nuptial i'ostiti-
ties were ill iltoir hoiuht whon ho will:
struck by :1 truin which
.I ot‘sol'.
round his
death. He was ono of tho in-st l\llil\"lli
business turn 01‘ tho town. lorod 11nd
mspociod by all with whom ho mum
in contnci. lie wus prominent in [innu-
flllll niilttcrs, ltiiltliuu positions or trust
,1“ several of tho londinu hnnltluc. lllSll
“ions of the town. and intil l'iillilloil
every duly itnposotl on him in :1 con
‘Boleutlouu :1nd ihoruueth tunuuor. In
all lhni wont to untito :1 1nun Mt. tlroon
‘Wlltt lllt‘ rcri‘ otnhotiiinoui. possossinu
l the oihoi tiny in 1111 exploulon of 11 golf"
which it hud been the objectswCloi'e-
lund lender.
flight over the Pyrenees, but the liorr
ion swung pose the. lihoilous
NIATURE ALMANAC FOR‘ grin booth in disdaiul'ul itnllil'oronccxw—
from wondering upon ll. t’otoigu strond
“Jilted-'3‘ 8 001““ All Mentor and will he heard i‘~'rotn.-l\'uox1illc
Masons coidlil“.i “WW" Ree” Jottlnnl.
.‘Ii‘liun, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.1 l .
° 38. R. A. M.
lllllggtghiallptltllts'gnic Building, South ESENATE FOB DIREBT
iconnnittoo on todtinl relntious on n
‘ resolution that otmcross of the United
i nmontltuont
.ot' the rosoltttiou,
congress.
ot'utlro cotntuitioo of tho
, Hunliors‘ Association. intro made 11 pro-\
tlll hank.»
t-ivttl ilii‘i‘t'l by lllt‘
through sumo ilt‘lll‘lll): uucut'r to in;
Si‘ll‘i'lt‘d by tho
ciiieu win-ro llli‘l'i' is u Clcuring ”puma;
(-hocks on tho hunks maybe sent to tho}
(‘li‘nriuu House and in towns
lnoro thun ono hunk. nil
hnnlts in such towns tutti' lio soul to
ono
hall. l’oeulbly tho. golf ball won more
ly retaliating for other expioslonu oi’
......
All Millie attacked 1111 nviutor in his
Lohetr
tiostou Herold.
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Sinudnrd Oil is given nix mouths to
imdo tho work or sixty years. But
nill‘ulllllll Lincoln undid the work of
“ill yours in six 111itnttos.~—St. Louis
Itliolie-l)etnoci'nt. ‘
Editm liour1 \l’ntietson in lutcit
(:3 VOTE Hill SENATOHS
llARTiitllll). .lnno
‘ll((tllllt*il tho tnnjotiti
2.-—’l‘ho senate
report of the!
Ethics ho routiesiod to propose 1111
to tho Constitution pro~
riding for the clot-lion of sounim‘s byl
itlto (lll‘t‘t‘l roio ol' the people. i
Sounior hointlf
suilllg that it was‘.
ilmo ilnti pooplo hnd the right to;
roto for tho ntou whom they send to}
He said ho could talk for‘
:1 track on tho subject, but felt con?
\inrod that the senators were of tho
l‘ndilock spoke in
sumo mind as 11111111111.
'l‘horo soctnod to ho only one disc
1
st-tttinn into in passing the resolu-;
tion.
CONNECTICUT CHECK COLLEC-
TIONS.
Plan Under Consideration to Avoid
Payment of Exchange Charges.
t‘t‘mnooiit'ut bunkers, through tho 0x5
t‘ounocticnt
position to tho cotntnittoi- of tho New
York (‘lont'inc lloizso that it tho New
York (‘li-urlng iiouso will lit'l'lllll i‘un-
nor-thin limits to in- ilit'i' pied at 11:11“
in tho\ ow Yoilt hunks thot'ouueitl
will pni lil 11:11 in N11\ \otit
oxt'luinno upon lltl ill!) of iii'i‘Sulliatlltill’
for oil ('lll‘f‘l\H drawn upon ill-1111 :iutl
New York luttllllin:
Now \‘orlt bunks. ln
linrina.
checks on
hunk \\lll('ll uhull ht- ui-lci'totl lo
t‘lt‘lll' for oil.
This proposition is Ill-lug fttrornluly
rocolrcil by tho New York linnkors us
it will giro thotu direct (‘Ulli't‘llilll t'u-
ln 11 tnuritod dogroo lutsiltcss ability.
Sooiniiy he was tho ('Kt‘llllllllll‘lliltlll of "”"ll’s “WI llli‘)’ Will lli‘l 31“" \“i'li
the real month-mun. .\'o 1111111 ('Utllil “W” fill" ”W" ('l‘i‘t'liii ill Hm illll'fi.
have been lillit‘ll flout thin tilllllllilllll)
who would ho inoro nosornlly 11nd sin-
‘corely millll'llt‘il.
The more or
tempts to Hltl|l \1'ni1'I'-‘.i:niio in
York tilt1 Hillil ltl linto (l‘i‘ Mini :1 Non
{01111, of the lltllllllt, “tilt-it lll:ll|\ 11111.
thing it) which thi- stud .ilt'lllliln 11111
dilected. 'l‘ho "illtntn in his lhnt
unity dwellers in ”his. ilt'lt‘l‘lllllli‘il to
cop ullend ol' the supply, for :1 low
.duyaat lt‘iltil. intro tiilopiotl iho prur-
th00 of filing their \\':ii1'I“|lt)ltlllIl!. ro—
coptucluu~including lutth inlm nud
"welsh lillitlwt'i‘t‘ry tiittlu, in otino iluii‘c.
houlii ho no wutor in tho ltllltl uoxt
11.31, in tho tnotu-iuu. llndlnu ilutl tho
water tillll runs. tin-1' loi all their Hitll‘
d supply go. tlllil thou l‘i~)it‘til tho pro-
etnl flio 11ml nichi. ’l‘ln-ao "l'oro
Ildotl“ pooplo» nirli-i liollcvoru in llli“
lilcltilo that. cluu'ily honluu nl home
«who ore hide to look two duyn uhoiul
Ind no more. nro inuuii‘onily ltunlouiuu'
he hour they drotui iuont. 'l'ho upt'rlnt
ruthenium which tho uhlortuon hitvo on
daily voted “00.111111 to our. unould‘
onto thin 111111110 01‘ their joint with
loan of. limo.
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The City of Notwlt-h will vote on its
npw ulterior on Mtiililtu noxi illltl 111111
the application of tho rotoi endiuu
Etholple which in min iii" the elemental
0 new code. 'i‘lnn'o nro rumors of:
tion to the charter hut in tilnoitn:
1 many all along namuned tluti it
lint Norwwh wnuttid out! had
for and titut the rent of the ninth
0 have tho benefit. of tho trhd of
WV principlen which it oiubrttcoa.
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incur To me POtNT.
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loos li\t~‘li'lllillll‘ ni<
Now
r Fitzgerald of 13011th litui up~
fed a vgtenlnmy autumn on the
d of health. How“ 11 that tot horse
Bridgeport Pout.
there in one comfort about it.
w Haven mitt-011d in lio‘ilt-ie bro.
hen it comes to indictments.»
"liven Journal-Courier. '
/ WOW
wit, 11:11.11. hunters are delving
it’ltl’o’ liin'lotl treasure lmm‘tl
‘ ‘ hid in 11 dream. Them
£10 in this 1112111111 that the
'rot-oliod from tltoir (‘onnoctii‘ut
win-runs ll tnltos 11hout 11 wool. itnth-r
tho pron-out tnoihod or utnltiug colloc-
lloun llt‘Hltli‘H llll,‘ rust of tho lflltl ol‘
1 por cont collection t'huruon.
it tho t‘ionriuv, liounc coininliico con.
sidorn this propiniition lttiornlily it will
ulro llull-iilll tho lilt‘l'i‘llillllH nnd 1111111113
ltttllll‘t'l'n‘ who nro now compound in
illi)‘ llll' routiur t-ltul'ut'n upon nil (‘llt‘t‘lih‘
cusu
tumors. which church the Connecticut
linukorx tool is unjust and in ordor to
lniio it rotnorod ut'o williuu to giro tho
Now Yorlt hunks the honoilt of u (lll't'i‘l
(‘tllli‘i'lltlll Hl'lilt‘lll unit 11 pur notilounint!‘
in Now York funds upon tlilli' oi rt‘i‘oltit
llH they liolim‘o tho ohnnno will be lit
‘ the lniort-st of pond lililllillll'. und liming
lit not illlll tho Now \‘orlt uuti (‘onuoi-
ilcui hunks but ilu dt poultuiu in tho:
hunks of hoili slnios '
l
l
l
WlLL NOT LOSE POSITION. l
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School Principal Who uaid Weupecta-i
hie Saloon Keper Win as Good an i
a Reupectablo Banker. t
tililtlAiiU. .lunt- {lawman (li‘lli‘ili
Rood. priurlpul of tho li‘rtincou Willnrtl
puhllo urliool, who incurred tho dlav
plounuro ol‘ tho iotupcrnnco orguulznd
ilonu by lior public utoruuro
1111111th 111111 ihut “11 roapootuiilo saloon-i
kt‘t‘lii‘l‘ in 111111 1111 rcapoctuhlo on it rel
apt-rtuhlo bunker." wil not lost». her no!
nitlou. tor the honrtl of otltiention you».
. lt‘l‘tlliy don-toil lliu petition of the llrdo’g
l’nrk Womuu'n ('lhrlntluu 'l‘ompnrttuooi
Union to intro her illnmlnsod from thol
service. The llydo l’tti‘lt branch of tho?
womuu‘n orutinlzntlou argued thnt out
Minn Frmtot-n Willnrd won the founder;
tiutl orgnnlzer of tho Womou‘u (Jhrlau
titin Tutnpemuco Union and had been
honored by the City of Chicago in mtmv
lug the school for her. "the riltielug of
Mine Hood in chnrgo or that partieulnr
cahool won an innult directed tit the.
organization 11nd at \leltltlllootl in
heuornl."
Tho committed of the hourd of 01111-
ontlon reported tlint there was nothing
1111011 which the petition or the temper.
illtt‘e union could be granted, but it re
ported 11 rule to guide teachers in the
future.
The new rule follow: “The princi-
pnle and teachers in tlieptibllo schooln
0t Chicano 1111011111 ntweya refrain from;
Hilllll‘
‘ making public any committee like
which! 111111110 l1 ‘ ' ~
11
The First of the Saturday June Series
A Summer Bargain Carnival
We’ve planned for tomorrow, as has been our custom for the past 22 years. beginning with the first Saturday in June, a special sale of Summer GoodS.
It is
practically the inauguration of the Summer business and really means the opening of the Summer season: All goods offered tomorrow are from 2 57., to 40% un-
der regular prices. The entire store from cellar to attic is up and doing. The savings are tremendous.
morrow for your Summer needs—4h: trip will pay you handsomely.
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r
Start the season right~come to the Boston Store to-
Tomorrow. Extraordinary Values inWomen’s 81 Misses’
Suits,“ Coats, Waists, Skirts and Millinery
Stock Reducing Sale
Tailored Suits
An excellent variety of stylish Tailored
Suits, many single Suits. also sample
lines. Fine Serge. Mixtures and
Novelty Cloth in strictly tailored
and trimmed effects; regular $22.50
and $25.00 values
June Sale Price . . . $16.50
Stylish New Linen Suits
at $6.98
A wide range of distinctive styles. All
sizes foriwomen and misses. Spec-
ial Saturday. junc Sale Price, $6.98.
Long Coats $8.98
Special purchase of Long Mohair
Coats at a big price concession.
Semi-fitting models. made with
shawl collar. Colors. black. white.
gray and blue. Worth $12.50.
Linen Coats
$4.98 up to $9.98
A grand showing. Special prices for
tomorrow. Values from $4.98 up to
$9.98.
I I
M1llmery
Stock—Reducing Prices Prevail. Must
Have Room for Summer Models.
Women‘s and Misses‘ $5. $6 and $7
TRIMMED HATS. Tomorrow.
while the lot $2 98
O
lasts
This is a great offering of about 75
Trimmed Hats. A beautiful show-
ing of styles and colors.
UNTRIMMED HATS
A good selection. The very newest
shapes. lune
s... p... ....... 650 &$1
Waists
AT GREAT SAVINGS
Nowhere is it possible to select from a
more complete or original showing
of Lingerie Waists than acthe B03—
ton Store.
At 59c—-A large assortment of Waists.
mostly lace and embroidery trim»-
me‘d. high neck. long sleeve models.
fashioned in fine Lawn and Lingerie.
all sizes; $1.25 value. 59
.. , C
June Sale Price ........ .
At 87c——A prominent manufacturer’s
sample line and surplus stock. The
materials are fine quality sheer
Lawns and Batistes. Dutch neck.
three-quarter sleeves. some dainty
handkerchief and sailor collar mod~
1210' m the lot. $1. 50 value.
June SalePrice ......87C
Stylish Outing Skirts
An exceptionally large disgplay. Linen.
in white and natural; new styles;
regularly $1.50.
June SalemPrice ... . . . . .. ..
Undermuslins
WHITE SKIRTS
Lot of Cambric Skirts. excellent $1.00
values: trimmed with deep ounce of
embroidery: a variety of dainty
patterns June
Sale Price ................. 69C
CORSET COVERS
A variety of styles. trimmed with lace
embroidery and ribbon; good 19
29c value. June Sale Price. C
NIGHT GOWNS
Extra good quality Nainsook, chemise
and V-ncck styles. trimmed with
linen lace and embroidery. 980
$1.50 value. junc Sale Price
Dress Goods
Summer Dress
..Goods Only.
Over 10.000 yards of new. dainty. hand-
some styles in Batiste. Lawns. Or-
gandlés. Silk and Cotton Tissues. etc.
The cream of the market—ell the
best all less than Wholesale prices.
This is how they are marked:
121;.c and 15c LAWNS. all now. At
qualities. June Sale
7
Price, YARD .............. 8/80
501; and 69c goods. in fine sheer SILK
NOVELTIES. fresh from the best
looms of France and Ger-
many. June Sale Price ...... 39C
1500 yards of our famous ENGLISH
.SHANTUNG SILKS. all colors;
really worth 50c. juuc
Sale Price. YARD .......... 290
Children’s
Underwear
Broken lot of Children's Shirts and
Drawn-s; regularly use and
35c. June Sale Price ........ 190
r ‘, . .
Boys Furmshmgs
WASH SUITS
Sizes 3 to 8 years. white and colored,
all good styles; $1 and $1.50
values. June Sale Price. . ..
‘ WHITE DUCK PANTS
Slightly soiled; regularly 391:.
June Sale Price
Children’s Parasols
Lot of Paranoia in all the most desired
2010111 and styles; regularly
ocjune Sale Price . . . . .390
Men’s Half Hose
Tan and Black, value 12%c.
1.1.9 .
June Sale Price. PAIR . . . . . ..
White Goods
LONG CLOTH
1000 yards Long Cloth. fine soft finish;
value a piece of 12 yds.
$1. 75. Very special. PC. $1. 19
WAISTINGS
White Mcrcerized Waistings, all good
designs. sheer finish; value 10
191:. June Sale Price. YARD. . C
x o
"l able Napkms
Fine quality satin finish Table Nap-
kins. all hemmed ready to use. Value
1 zlx‘éc each.
Special. EACH .............. 7C
.790 «
....19c ,
Women’s Gloves
Elbow length Kayser PURE SILK
GLOVES. double finger tipped; col-
ors black. white. gray and tan: all
sizes; regularly $1.00. 7
June Sale Price ............ 5C
SILK AND LISLE GLOVES. 2—clasp.
all sizes. A large assortment of col-
ors to select from; regular 39c
50c quality. june Sale Price.
Special Sale
Suit Cases
Well made. fine matting Suit Cases.
leather bound. leather corners. fitted
with best brass locks and catches; a
good So. 00 value
1...... p... ........ $1. 50
Handkerchiefs
That will move fast enough. because
of their daintiness and very low
price. A special purchase of Men‘s
and Women‘s Hemstitched Linen
Handkerchiefs that would be good
value at ulxéc each.
June Sale Price, EACH. . . 10C
Embroideries and
Laces at Liberal
Reductions
27—inch BATISTE FLOUNCING.
the handsomest lot of patterns you
have ever selected from; value $1.50
yard. June
Sale Price . . . . . . ....... . . 950
Double edge SWISS BANDS. a and 3
inches wide. much used during the
graduation season; regularly
25c yd. June Sale Price . . . .. .180
Excellent assortment of LACE ALL—
OVERS, 18 inches wide. in a great
variety of dainty patterns; cream
and white; 750 quality.
June Sale Price, YARD W390
TORCHON LACES-mYou can always
find use for them. 11100 yards for to-
morrow’n selling; all linen; widths
. from 1 to 4 inches; regular 7c and
too 'values. June
.90
Sale Price, YARD . .. . . . L . ..
\ Women’s
‘Neckwear
DUTCH COLLARS
Of Lace. Batiste and Swiss embroider-
ed. lace trimmed. in round and deep
sailor effect. 1216c
June Sale Price
MARABOUTS
A new showing. including the cape and
stole effects; black and natural.
...... $2. 98 81 88. 98
Sash and Hair
Ribbons
In moire and satin stripes. 65.4 and 61/;
inches wide. all colors: also desirable
for millinery purposes; values to
June Sale
iii“... ...................... 33c
Jewelry
LA VALLIERES, in silver. with cor—
al pendants. Saturday ......... 24c
JABOT PINS. set with pearls. topaz
or amethysts. June Sale Price. .24c
Hammocks for
Summer
AT EXTREMELY LOW
PRICES
Woven Hammocks in light or medium
colors, with pillow and valance:
worth $150
June Sale Price ........ $1.19
Woven Hammocks. jacquard designs.
fancy weave worth $2
June Sale Pr;ice ...... ‘. $1.69
Woven Hammocks. handsome designs.
with deep valance and pillow: worth
l33.00. June Sale
1...... .................. $2.69
BE SURE AND VISIT THE
BASEMENT
THIS IS A VERITABLE SUMMER
SUPPLY HOUSE ~
The greatest stock of Kitchen Furnish—-
ings in the state. and the prices are
by far the lowest. See what we're
doing tomorrow:
Wilson‘g BREAD TOASTER, for oil
and gas stoves; regular price 251:.
JuneSalePrice 16c
8-Ball CROQUET SETS. regular price
$1.00. June Sale Price ..... . . . .79c
SHOE POLISH, regular price 101:.
June Sale Price ................15c
500 GALVANIZED FAILS. regular
price 170. June Sale Price . .....ge
CEMETERY BOUQUET HOLDu
4c.
ERS. June Sale Price . . . .. . . . ..8c
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