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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 29, 1911 · page 6

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IATURE ALMANAC FOR

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lMASONlc DIRECTORY.
(ppeolal Communication of Old
Lodge, No. 108,F .and A. M., will
hall! at its rooms, June 29th. 1911,
m. Work,M. M. Degree, follow-
,banquet. All Master Masons
Alally and internally anliod

’ ‘ , Fraternally yours,
-ROBERT M. wu.cox, Sec'y.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SOCIETY NOTICES

_ CHANTS' AND +MANUFAc'run-
East AssociA-riou

chliemiah Candee, President
‘fipr'esid‘cnt, Charles]. Pidgeon

on c'ricur REJECTS THE m-
‘ COME TAX.

T e Senators oi Counnectlcut \set a
dad ‘example tor those of New York,
Gfilcrdny in voting, 19 to 6, against
he‘proposed federal tax on incomes
rom whatever source derived.” This
laces Connecticut in the line of
totes that have declared against this«
nquisitorlul and mischievous project,
jnnd New York should be with them—I
New York Herald.

 

 

-‘W

V ‘ WHY HE DIDN'T APOLOGIZE.
_ From speech of the lion. Frank tin-
.channn- of illinols in the hour-lo of Rep.
rosenlntiveo, May 23: I have no apolo-
' to”, ‘mnke‘u’or “being it new member
nd'nddresslng the House. First I he-
, la‘ a new member hns the some tight;

the liner as the older members, and
fsecondly. I wish to state that it is not
through choice that i am a new mem-
».‘ber, for i made two previous cliortul
that) were unsuccessful.—.\‘ow Yro rkl
Sun}

 

The work of raising the Maine is
progressing slowly, much of the
~ wreck is still under water and it is im-
9 possible to determine whether the nhlp
divas blown up from the inside or out
" hie. The work of the water and the
“l g ItipSe of time since the cxploaloni
‘miilil have had some client and there
' 3 no telling now what will he the con-

 

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as been proven and that in that tho
‘itplonlon was a torriblo one, the great

hip being. now a miles of tangled ntccll
inn with little to uuuueut lie humor
‘ttibillti‘.
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“The complaints or the lute lilootr
rn lit the early morning hours anti
no tircd'nnd slclt at any old time, do
nbtxommt with Mayor Harrison, of
lcnxo analnut tho voice of the tinli,
rult and fowl iluchutere who about
hair wnrcu in the simple. The mny or
Minnpohdod the order nunlunt the
drying c! womb and the voice or the
[toddler in once more loud in the land.

WWW. M... ,. , --

" RIGHT TO THE POiN‘l‘.

No matter what llilid tlmcu in the
pa of money ulronu ourruulul tho
tlah throne King (iooruo will in.
have a V to him proportion

 

 

. “0‘"
lElixir'iTismocrntlc donkey lit boring
hard time pulling the Republican
,lltnnt. up the reciprocity hillrw

A...
A out on the Montrenl stock on
"J : has been lltlld for allliiiuil nnd
troll feel: an proud and happy on
lib a new Morrtn chairs—«lion

m
,1! George Iii. had not hurl that
at Lexington and York
might have had trout some
coronation hint line the can.
.Dotrolt News.

 
 

 

optimise the people that the
women: of adults in this comp
Il“an. They never let it on.

 

 
 

mints Albany Journal

our old home of patron button,

t the honours-dimmed“ thin.

it " ..
dent in the hands of a tool becomes

lta appearance.

‘ port of the operating expenses, which

lchcrrles. Baylor, together with sever.
all other boys. whose numea the police ‘

1, ' ve to] One i‘nct houetcr.,
dltions re a ( ltlroton; Louis Robinson Hurllord,

, «an a
.men are everlnuiingiy trya

inn that they may be wrong not and the forms». and both went

lotion in most the

dangerouuMScrnntou Tribune. ‘

3......
, Sarah Bernhardt, distally-seven. has
givonalih Derlormunces in 288 days

and earned 31.000.000.8ut Who mints ‘ ~

to be sixty seven and Sni‘ahtwcleve
hind Lender.
Q—r-‘n- l

Astronomers announcothe reappear. . ,
once ot~Wolte’s comet. in these sinm

gular times no one'tnuat be nurprised
at any peculiar apparition that maker:

NEW HAVEN’B EARNINGS LESS.
Decrease: Shown In Report for May.
a: Mellon Predicted.

NEW HAVEN, June 29.—-A falling
on in operating revenue or gross N

celpls to the unexpected amount at ,

$211,595 is shown by the monthly re-
port or the New York,‘New Haven &
Hartford railroad ,for May. The re-
ceipts,weve $5,179,668. against $5,391.-
264 for the corresponding month In
1910. ,

There is also a balance on the
wrong side of the ledger in the re

show an increase or $66,065 for the
month, the totals being $3,002,456
against $3,536,391 last year. The net
operating revenue for the month was
$1,577,212, against 31.864373 in 1910, a
decrease of $277,600.

'Practlcally every month since Jan-l
ary i has shown"“n decrease in the
road’s earningsmveritylng the predic‘
tion- of President Mellon that 1911
would witness a recession in business.

 

BOY CLIMBED CHERRY TREE.

 

Owner Caught Him, and He Was in the
Town court This Morning.
William Buying, a lad‘ of twelve
years, was arrested, last evening, on
the complaint ot- Henry "i‘llly, of South
Main street, charged with stealing

have ascertained, were engaged In
"swiping cherries," a favorite pastime
among the boys at this season of the
year and often encouraged by the pur-
enis. They had tackled Mr. Tilly’s
place, in South Main street, and there

rapidly "Antonius" the truce or the i ‘

luscious fruit, when Mr. Tilly took ex-
caption to the intrusion and caught
lloylnu. The other boys made good
their escape.

in the Town Court, this morning,

the case was continued. pending an in .

ventigntiou of the other boys. uliose
names were disclosed by Builds.

GOVERNOR BALDWIN MAKES AP-
POINTMENTS.
HARTFORD, Juno 29.-Goveruor
Baldwin today made the following di-

rect appointments:

(iommiuulouots of Fort. Grlnwold
tract: Sarah '1‘. Kinney. Hartford;
llirnoot Ft. Rogers. New London; H.
\\ nice Lines, Morlden; Mrs. Adrian t-‘.
llluzzoy. Bristol; Morton F. Plant.

inntl Addie A. Thomas, Brown The lost
“pound in the only new nppolntccwe
placing turn Eugene linker. or tlroton

(Yommlualon of Shite Embnlmoro:
Edward 1’. Jones. Wlnulad, und Tho
man W. O'Kocle, Mlddletown.

Veterinary board: Dr. .lnmen ll.
Kelly. ol‘ New llnvcn.

Commissioners on voting machines:
:ooruelt‘.13lcltnoll. lilorldoo: Henry
ill. Snell, Snyhrooh, and Martin ll}.
llrotlorick. Thompsunvlllo. Shell is the
only now appointee.

 

BARNUM'B TALL WOMAN TO
MAHR‘Y.

leCKl’Uli’l‘. N. Y.. June 2 .uhliiry
Ellen l’oworn. for yearn Barnum'o tall»
out. woman. into he married this work
to Maurice '1‘. Blnpluton. of the town
ot’ lachpori. one of the tolleat” mon in
this vicinity. Tho license has been is-
tmod and the ceremony in to hike pinco
iii. in. i’ntrlch‘o Church. The note and
hour have not been announced, the
principal» doulrlntt to have it «pilot
ceremony to ovoid too much publicity.
Minn Power» resides hero and nuns
cotmidernbic real estate. him is seven
feet. in height. Stupluion in over air
toot And A giant in every way. About
three years also Mills Powers and Mr.-
Stapleton were to have been married,
but the event not called on on the
morning not ion the chromatin “No new
son woe given out. ' »

INDIAN HARM”! YAOHT RACE.
‘ OhitllNWlOll. June law-The sixth
annual race of tho lndinn Harbor
Yacht Club tron: this port’io New mn-
don was started um mmnins. but on
ly the craft. were entered the [mm

mm the line thorn: alter eight 0‘:

hutch lining of! Bartlett heel Idaho

 

4.... - clock in a lively northwest precise. A ,
_mmh tor the alleged imrimor unto]: run up the hound on: snitch
‘ an promim to be in exciting pitted. undulations in it! union. the

 

 

 

The” God
of war

Swing open once again, ye gates
of Mars.

Upon the hinges of diplomacy,

Whose subtle art, the glint of
steel disbars

From ohices of peace, on land or
sea.

Draw forth the chartered panoply
of wars,

So long unused. that used now
must be

And bear the burden of imperial
scars.

u.

Through what in onions threads
of woven gold8

The paths of peace lead toward
the field of war.

Reflect. sage councillors of state.
Withheld

The armored heat from the ap-
proaching flood,

And shed not lightly of a nation’s
blood.

0 Mars! thou ’god of strife, stem,
slnewy frame,

Strenuous tn limb and energy for
fame,

Like youth. impetuous and in-
flamed with fire,

Stirred with nick breath and un-
restrainc desire,

Distrust the powers that loose thy
well-knit form,

And pause in thought before the
impending storm.

Beware of omens at the warlike
shrine,

The winged Victory was not al-
ways thine.

, III. t"

With passionate approach. the
maidbn wooed,

May play thee false with virtuous
thoughts imbued

How often thus. have men been
tricked by love,

When, in fierce passion. for suc-
cess they strove.

And 0, how bitter was the pllcc
they paid,

With bloody sacrifice upon the al-
tar laid!

Be strong in peace. ‘benial lo the _

best,

The sheathed sword of power is
most blast;

And sacred love by far the hotter
quest.

~Charloe Gibson in Boston Tron-v
script.

 

 
 

 

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Servings in every department
Every nook and corner of this
store is brightenEd up With a

Special Line 01' Lot of
Merchandise ’ w

which will at once appeal to the thrifty shopper.

Remarkable Val ues, every one of them.

 

’
Women s_ House
I
Watsts
A tine quality Percale. in neat
stripe and check patterns.
mode with Dutch neck. short
sleeves; sizes 34, to in; con-

sidered good value at 75c. Fri-
day Special

4%

Dainty Wash
Dresses

An attractive assortment ot‘ onc-
plece modulo, mode of strip
ed Gingham; with waists or
white all-over embroidery. tow
neck. short sleeves. l‘ridny
Special

$3.98

Sample Line of
Lawn Kimonos “

A manufacturer‘s sample line 0!
Lawn Kimonos, in figured and
floral designs; worth 29c. Fri-
day Special

19c
Boys’ I Furnishings

PAJAMAB
or Percale and Ginghnm, sites

it to it years; regularly 59c.
Friday Special

430

WASH SUITS
Made of serviceable Gingham
and Chambray; sizes 3 to 8
years; 50c and the qualities.
iv‘rlday Special

39c
Pillow Cases

Made at good, quality Muslin,
with B-lnch hem‘u. also in it 88:
regular tor. value. Friday
Special. men " '

 

 

 

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Bed Sheets.

Size 66 x 90. mil bleached, with
the welded seams for added
‘streasth; actual 50c value.
Friday Special, EACH

35c
Gloves

Women‘s Eclusp Lisle Suede

Gloves: colors black and
white: regular 25c quality.
Friday Special, PAIR

19c

Double Edge
Swiss Bands"

Widths 2 to 3 1-2 inches. much
used during the graduation
season; regularly 25c yard.
Friday Special

18c

Men‘s Handker- *-
chiefs

Splendid offer. Plain white hear
stitched Haudkerchlets. good
liberal sizes. Friday Special

6 for 21c

Notions and Small
~ Wares

SCARFS, for Outing Hats, 98c.

NECKLACES, Coral and Tur-
quoise. Special, 71:.

CORONET HAIR NETS, one of
the best selling Nets; all
shades. 3 for 21:.

50c PILLOW BLIPS, Special. 290

Toilet Articles

CASTILE SOAP. do size, at So.
500 HAIR BRUBHEG at 38c.

VlOLET TALOUM POWDER.
lilo value, at 100.

romrnl’iau MASGAGE

 

 

 

 

 

 

11340

 

l CREAM. 50c value. at 390.

Table Damask.

In seeking something different
in Table Damask, by all means
investigate this offer tomor~
.row. ..

64 inches wide. full bleached.
satin finished Table Damask;
excellent 59c value. Friday
Special, YARD

39c

Lace Curtains

Nottingham Lace Curtains, all
new elfects; worth $1.50 pair.
Friday Special, PAIR

97c
Mattings

China Mattings, all new designs:
worth 20c yd. Friday Special

' 14c

 

 

 

Writing Paper
Fine linen finish; box contains

24 sheets and 24 envelopes;
15c value. Friday Special,

PER BOX
9c

Ladies’ Vests

Swiss Lisle Vests. plain and lace
trimmed. regular and extra
sizes; 25c value. Friday Spe-

l' 190

 

 

Ladies’ Combina-
tion Suits

Low neck, short sleeves, tight:
knee; regular 500 quality. Fri-
dny Special

39c

 

 

 

WOO! PENNY ON OIREOT PRI-
MARIEB.

The judiciary commyteo late yeston
tiny afternoon gave a. hearing at the
Capitol on the bills relating to direct
prlmnrleii and Judge John ll. Perry,
who was A member or the communion.
appointed to Investigate and nylon on

such a law, appeared and spoke in no

hall at the work done by that coup
‘ allusion. He referred to bill work an a
' member of the commission, dntnlllfls
the labor: that were involved in scorn»
in: the maturity! on which” the commit.
tee'l report not based and declared
, lilmslt'u ranch in favor oi the bill
that into mutated by the commlv
sion to cover direct primaries. lilo toils

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

theicommlttoe'oluud the hearing.

mi. very brief ind still conclusion *-

RAILROAD OFFIOIAL RETIHEI.

Stimuli). June 29. chthn M. Whit»
mun, vice-president in charge or con-
struction oi the Chicago turd Noni»
'weutara Railway and one of the oid~
out railway oiliclaln in the country. is”
to mtlre from the service on Friday,
it was announced Monday. Mr. Whit-
man in 74 years old, and has been en.
gazed in railroading and engineering
Work continually for tittyathm years,
or within the lust thirty-one years has
been devoted entirely to the service or
the Northwestern. Mr. Whitman said
he had no definite plans except to en-
joy tunnel! from now on.

 

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OHIOAOO WOMAN IIOOEO‘I‘ TAX.
PAY“. ,
onxoan‘o Juno mains, Nettle r.
McCormick ml tam upon a int-tier
ornament oi pursuant property than
any oth‘or individunl in (loot: eighty,

 
 

 

 

MINES ‘t‘llu'rlFlEn its Lemma
cm. _

WASHINGTON. June SD.-Edward
Hines. millionaire lumbermsn ot Ohi-
cnxo, when home hos been repeatedly
connected with the nlleuad raising of
$100,000 to elect William Lorlmor to
the chute, took the witness stand in
bits own defense today hetero the tuna
ate Lorlmer committee. it was or.
rented that he would he the last lin-
portnnt without examined in Washing-
ton at thin time. The committee prob:

my will adjourn naturally to meet , '

iii Chillitxo after July 4. in Maximum

_ his testimony. Mr. Hines said be out

17 years or are. ,

 

 
 
 

WOMAN aiEerso 108.
manure, Mint... June htw— "Weil,l ,
.mu my time has come." «in Airs.

 
 

 

aired in tho downy or the bouts of 'y ,
tier armor, litigant“ ,Btiinlster " '

Mtc‘liia Willidmii, and 108, u no

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