.NIATURE ALMANAC FOR .
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. IMASONIC, DIRECTORY.
A Stated Communication ‘of Old
o'liiLOdgie, No.-108, F. and A. M., will
. held at Its roome, June 20, 1911, at
8"? p. m. Work, E A. Degree. All
Master Masons cordially and fraternal-
iy Invited.
Fraternalty yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec’y.
SOCIETY NOTICES
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.MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR:
‘ p ' ens' ASSOCIATION
‘ Nehemiah Candee, President
Nice-president, Charles J. Pidgeon
_ ..fFrank W. Hadley, Secretary
‘ “ Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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TEACHER or DRAWING IN
" SCHOOLS.
_ it. is expected that. an attempt will
be made. this evening. III the special
- town meeting. to have enough money
appropriated ono of the contingent
‘fund left by the board of estimate, to
provide l'or u tcllchcr of drawing ini
the schools. The movement does not
come from one district alone. hut in:
general throughout thc town. the poo-
pit) helimlng l‘uut dInIIllIIz should be
included ill the lint of studies,
AllouliI the Union SiilOOi Distllct'
has put. itsclf on Iccold us bring ill
flavor oi‘ II drawing teacher by voting
inappropriate $500. arms much us mny I
be necessary, for it druwing touchrr
in its schools, in the event the tiown‘
‘ will not, provido for such It course.
The Cuntcr School District is also do ‘
slt‘ous ol' huring drawing included in‘
ltd curriculum. and has put ltIII-li‘ on
record us considering the allllly ll nc~
(tensity and not It luxury.
”WWW——
THE POLITICAL PENDULUM.
(Bridgeport l’ori.)
The first four counties cullcd in ”if?
vote (in lhc public. lltilitlcs hill ill the
Noun-:3 on Thursday Hilt)\\'t‘i1 u majority
of 28 in favor of the bill. which IvIIII
7“,. exactly II'lpt-ll out by tho l‘i‘illl‘lln from
the lost i‘onr mttnticfi. Until Wltitillum
county Willi I'ourhcli it itltlkt‘ti liltc :1
Waterloo for tho lobby. ilill thoy rulltc
flirting, in tho intuit rountlcn. Here in
the vote by counting:
IIIIlIin. Anti-Lobby.
Hartford ........... i 1 32
‘*Ncw iviIII'oII .......l.< lit
New London ....... .16 to
drillrllcid . .......... it mt
Windham ........... up It
diiitziliirlti ........... 23 1-1
Mitldloncx .......... ti 7 ‘
’i‘oilnlul .......... . . ii iii
,The purly divinloll allowed lllni lit:
‘Dcmocrntu IIIId liii llopuhiicunn lulldo
up tho lill mica. including tho lipotlk—
” «for tho lillnim xuhstltuir, whilc
ii’l' Democrula null til ilopuhlicunu
initiate up the ill: IIgIIiIIIII it The iirnlo
‘ crnin tint-II u pIIIiI millolltv of ill
nudinpi tho tIIIlIIIlitutc. Irhilc tho itc~
miiiicnna iiIIVc ii potty mnimitr M 22
. alumni it. in the Void by I'oItniit-II
lilo Domocmlti uhowud IIII lollowu. Iiiv-
iit thu vote, for tho mIlIMltIIto ilrat:
Imam, i you, it no: New Huron. B
m to no: New “union, it you. it no;
erold, 4 you. It no; Windhamd
eat, it no; Litcittieid 7 you. it no; Mid
V dinner» we: 2 no, Including the vote
of Hmnlnson who was endorsed and
elicited in! tho ficmoorilts after being
1 definition in the Republican caution;
‘Iltllln‘nd, 7 Hill, 'I no. (in tho hopIIlIii
cull aide the vote Wits: Hartford
you. 26 no; ’Now iiuicn, iii you, (i no:
Now London, iii ma, 4 no; Futrtltnd,
yeti. 9 nof Windham. in you. 2 no;
fitnhiiold, 17 you, it no: Milldleiiex,d
ell. ll no; 'I‘oiilmd it) you. it no
In view of the eonrnltntlonni issue
«pitted in the utilisation before the
outwit will he or interest to note
the 31 lawyers in that hotly voted.
ion of them aided with Represontm
it'll habits. while 22. including ouch
err of high standing as Them,
Woterhury; Huntington, of Wind‘
luster, or Vernon; Carpenter. or
In, and itiihoridgd, of Thomas
tutored the minority bill which
bought the Hartford floumnt do
7 from mimnmnl the rev
To Suspend
1 Judgment Is For
Wiser
It is much easier to make
a mistake as to the real
character of an individual
than as to his height. The
outward man may be
clearly seen; the inward
man may be discovered
only after careful Istudy.
A single actor consecutive
actions may not afford
knowledge of the real
character. The impres-
sions made upon us should
be held tentatively until
we have opportunity to
know the life in all of its
manifestations. A m an
may appear to us to be
avariclous when his real
character is not that. or he
may seem to be generous
and that quality be almost
entirely lacking. Or one
may be neturdliy stingy
and overcome it. or natur-
ally generous and outgrow
it. The character of to-
day its not necessarily
that of tomorrow. Under
the stress of circumalnnces
a man may speak it word
or perform an act that in
far from reprehentina him
as he is. All of those
things teach the necessity
of caution in our judg-
meninwsmndard.
moves on at a lively pace.
Tomorrow, the 6th day, shows no apparent break In
the Immense stocks. Nothing like it in this great state of ours
Biggest Stocks, Biggest Varieties and
Wonderfully Low Prices
are the Three Strong Factors
Lawn Swings
Made strong and durable. very
finest selected stock; stand 8
it. high; cross-piece: and top
painted red.
No. 1 size. souls two passen-
gers rotuiurtuhiy. Special
1 $3.49
No. 2 Mile, tpnsucnlzcr style.
Special prim
$4.98
Screen Doors
Well niatlc'kmrcn lloora, covar-
cd with fine black wire».
Extril itllli‘} llpht flniah. regular
price “.30. Stile price
- 980
l’luin lltlrk finish. regular prit'o
litit‘. Solo l‘i‘it‘u
79c
Si‘iPl-i :szca, B-Sxd-S. chum,
2-1IIII;.III, :tri.
Fly Paper
'i‘ullutcinm l-‘iy Paper (10 minute
Nilt‘i‘ii-L Shh: price
So
Toilet Pails
Family size. heavy galvanized
Toilet Pails; regularly 39c.
Sale price
25c
Cramp Stools
llnrdnmod Folding Camp Stools.
sent made of heavy canvas.
With folding buck rest; value
390. Szlio price.
230
Without folding back real, value
‘2hc. Sole price
19c
Bread Raisers
l-l-qi. anhatnnttui Tin llread
llulsom usunily 191‘. Sale
price
27c
Table Water
Tumblers
Henry Tuhlo Witter Tuinhiore.
plnin or lIIIIry: utuullly 3.10..
Sale price. down.
190
High-grade
Steel Ware
2-tlt. double lllCl? itOlIdillS, us,
Iluily .590. Sale price
39c
2-qt. 'lifA APOTS IIltlI enameled
coIera; IlsnnllI tilit. Sale
price
26c
S-qt. BERLIN KETTLES. with
tin rover; usually the. Sale
price
29c
S‘qt. tint bottom 'l‘l-ZA KET-
'l‘l.i-ZS. usually 69c. Sale price
450
Red E Cleanser
Cleans null scours tllIII'Ilrc. iron-
II'urc. hath tulle, rinks. knives.
forks, cm; usunily 10c cull.
Sale price. SIX CANS tor
25c
Peroxide
iii‘oz. tmtlie heist grade Perox-
ide; ununlly Bic. Sale price
l4c
Coat Hangers
Regularly sold at 5c each. Sale
price THREE for
Se .
Glass Wash hoards
Heavy Glass Wash Boards. fam-
ii_\' size; regularly 390. Sale
price
28c
Galvanized Water
Pails
ill-qt. heavy Galvanized Water
Pails (no seconds); special
(or this sale
9c
(Worth 170)
Watering Pots
iO-qnnrt heavy Galvanized Wat-
ering Puts, with long spout;
usually iiic. Sale price
39c
Silver Polish
“Presto“ high-grade SilIer Pol
isll, none better; ItsltuiiI 2pc
Sale price.
14c
THE BOSTON
.wanwm.m... . Whmmwwn
opening I‘l‘iitlll‘ifil, ”and that Will! will"
1 mph tho rpm tItitIrIt‘mlmnt unll cum»
word it with tho llillttllucnt which mr
pcurcli in lilt‘ blow HiWI‘ll .ltlnmnl
tiltIIIrlorI“ Mr. .loiIlIm‘Itl will it riimi
him to not» dili‘il doiitmnlu misrepre-
ucntuiiuu duo in; will dulrrtnlncd to
not it right hoiorn tho iloIIIIo. "Why
they hum «Nippon at nothing in thin
mull." IItItIl Hmunor mutation in sperm
inn Ilimut tilt: incident.
PIN GLOBE!) lN THROAT OF DAIY.
tntnul not it tangled in larynx end
Ptlurs wm Um! With
Good that.
imiiltiiil‘tlil'l“. June iilwllurlioilo
French. «tight month; old, auction-ed
an open minty pin while hill mother
Willi dreading him this morning end it
lodged in the throat 1th below the
larm. An ambulance surgeon per-
formed the unusual operation or occur
that and cloning the pin with pliers,
getting it out with only n slight ignore.
tion at the throat.
“limousine members of Court laid?»
at. Daughters 0f ultimo. in the auto
mbbliel, autumn a trip to irvinktom
omiheiiudm. mind”. and report
that they had the time oi! their lives.
Despite the uncertain weather, tho hull
icII unloved every million in dielrttir.
tum reaching their dmlmtiw. which
humid units. 7
STORE
I...
iiil iiiiiiiliiiii
Twenty-live Yam Ill Weddell
Lila (thawed at the Whiib
Home Today .
WASHINGTDN. Juno itixmi’reridc
Tall and Mrs. 'i’nit cctriirntcd their
nltvnr Wedding toxins.
'i‘vrnnty-il
ill.
Vi!
you" turn ‘Wiltium ii. 'i‘nit mottled
Minn Helen Horton at her tntlIoI-‘II
home ill Cincinnati. Mr. 'i‘nti who a
young lawyer. Misti Matron hill] been
a school teacher. Tmihy in the White
Home, they celebrated the Quarter
century nl married life during which
lair. 'i'litt became II United Staten
Judge. mmmidsioner of the i’hiilw
pitted. Secretary of War and 'Prollidctit.
The celebration began this morning:
with the nutrition It special train of
II delegation from the commercial
Glut: of Cincinnati, 36 strong. Many
oi thorn called at the White Home
alum litter arriving. hut others waited
to greet. the William III {hi luncheon
than had hirunlied In his honor In the
Ellery Chm mull. The reception
comet Weight. it the Wilmer iii good.
it Wild will it would he the
in II million «not, ill-cct will; hm»
. m
liotit inside and outside every pre-
paration tutti been made today for the
rocrpiion. Every angle and corner of
tho White ilollnu bus horn icntoonod
with ulccltic lights; and n senrcllligllt
hon been mounted to play upon the
fountain mm which the pmaidcnl and
hire. 'l‘ntt will rucuivo. nix thousand
lilo diwlur. Japanouo lanterns will
light will bu used to throw in relief the
American illugl that always float: over
the White House when the president
in lit home. At the suggestion of hits.
Tait. II ciuuicr of allverod incande-
iIII received. .
country. Former Fragment and Mrs
built.
(their mm It rum viva for drum.
Wfillhlmehlb WW
«cent lumps forming the figures “1888—
1911." was put up today on the lawn president, and Mrs. Norton sent tl flih
near the point where the guests will var Jewel case.
homvelt have cent an antique sliver
deep, with un inner rim of gold. At
either end is n sproucl eagle. with the
cont of tlrmu or the United States.
The gifts of the Secretary of War
and hire. Stimson are ll lull sliver vane
and timer troy. The Attorney-Got»
and and Mrs, Wickersbum have cent
It turtle rnpousno ailvur Jewel cure of
lights have been used in procuring tor rIIro workmanship. From the Forum”.
tor-General there in III hulldaomo nth
Ildd tattle pieturuauuenesn. One IIpot- ver vase. inlcribcd with the initials
or the prelliticnt and M“. Tall and the
date. The Secretary at the Navy and
Mrs. Never have sent a loving cup.
There are pills in silver from all the
oihcr members of the cabinet. Chou.
D. Norton, former secretary to the
Former Sue-her Cannon also not It
large bunch at American Beauty tones.
iixprcmlmcn were still btiey deliver.
Mr. Mr . . . ‘ . .
ling precepts at the White House. They and 5 F w brunt 0‘ Bender
have come from every section of the
Mo“ old camping friends of the pretti-
dent and Mrs. Tait, cent Mrs. Tait
one of the best salmon ever caught in
the Penobtlcot River. Many other gifts,
come at smut beauty and all of much
A
in addition to the uiiver service interest» have been received by mg
ml it? 1119 Win“. 9‘0 ”nonresident president and Mrs. Taft during’iho
and Mn. Sherman individually cont. i incl. [aw flay“.
mil sliver rare worked with the mono ‘ -
grams oi the pmident and Mn. Tait;
the speaker ‘01 111% hill!“ and MW turned from their wedding trip and
01'1ka 25 £111“th HENRY “0363‘ The have taken up their residence in their.
ham mm mm clam film will“ newly furnished home in litholivynn
platen. T330 mercury til“ “it“ Hid mi Terrace. They report a most enjoyable '
Mr. and Mm. 0. H. Mitchell have re-
trip and are receiving the eunuretuiu
ditto norm of the Treasury; and node or their may friends.
Norwalk Chronicler