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SONIC DIRECTORY.
W i Letitia, N0. 108, F. and A. M.
n Masonic Building, flouth
Street, let and lid Tuesday oi;
, doth-July and diligent ex-
d at 8 eclocir‘. All Muster
M one cordially invited eed
5.31137“, W. M Robert MuWi cox,
Chapter. N0 38. R. A. M.
iir Mus to Building. South
ed (in Tuesdays of
" " month-4m and August ex-
pied—m 8 o’clock All Royal Arch
elicits cordially invited. Thaddeus
yer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
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ROBERT M. WILCOX. 800V.
'S CIETY NOTICES
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IRON“ NTS’ AND MANUFACTUR
ERB‘. A8§OGIATION
, remiah Candee, President
Viceupresident, Charles J. Pidgeon
nk W Hadley, Secretary
[a thew Corbett, Treasurer
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“JERRY."
(The Globe, Hartford, Conn.)
State Senator Jeteminh Donovun is
a lobby hater and n lawiei hnltcr. lie
despises the one and is always suspi-
clone of the other. lie gives expres
on to his opinions about both with
mi ubiindon tiint some people consider
editions and which others admire.
Right or wrong, “Jerry" is ulwni's sin-
i‘e. He believes \vli’nt. he says and
‘ what he believes regardless of
He is one of the most in-
in verbal txchungc. “Jerry" is u
keenest of the wits.
When “Jerry" opened his cunnonndc
on u notorious lobbyist. ho
honoured of being drunk, \vliiciiwns
This wns his withering rc-
‘chttoi- for that n mun become
lrnnk by the use if“ wine tiinn upon
the blood of the people."
', “Jerry" Donovan has been :1 strong
minority figure in the state senate fol
years. He is factions in his attacks
upon the gungihnt has been ondonvor—
in: to stifle popular legislation: iic
hover dodges it vote and is ulwuys in
hisreeut. lic hue never opposed it
measure designed to further the in-
, roots of the” people; he in us ready
morons words with the supreme
on do he in with the lobby hing.
A lilg~llcuoicd. iiorii~iiit~cnrc lottiw
his” in this some "Jerry." if we
all more oi‘ his ilk on Cupltol hill
there. would he loss svnndul nitnchod
{Oldie doings of iillll. hotly iiiuii there
~ been ln-iho pusi.
'Oiir respects to you, "Jerry," for dun
ijig to be to Daniel remit-diode of who‘s
Who or what's wind in yonder cilodcl
pf.ihiriguo.
, WWW
STOi’PiNG THE PISTOLS.
A good move wuu motto bi Muvm
Albert ill. l’ohiinuu, of South Norwullt
hen he prohibited the use of the
Jilin it cartridge pistols in ilouth Nor:
it. it probuhh iiilil more to do
iii loosening the number at oral
til here than unlihiug clue More
Minutes occurt'od about the Multrr
e the chi-limo Fourth was eels
mm the using of rciolvern
, rem any other entire. it i: hop-
the good Work will continue along
' line.
WW
”SAL run A NATIONAL
' dilution “to arrow ‘i'i-il
, ONCTI'TUTIDH.
i611 oi: the federal constitution
molly; 3n edvsrye mental
i excitement that is nurse
iiiodviud. ’i‘o ewes
“ tensor mind. in ethane at his
chutney entertain it. to it
he continuation or a mat.»
t importance, it from "no
’ academic point or m,
‘3 . governmental voices or ,_ »,
someWhot ill till 3 and not nitoSeiher
suited to the Work these forces are
3 called open to do is fully il'rident from ' i ‘
the devices and expedieuts resorted ;
to to make it tit mm c,“ evenly and do ;
its wOvlt mole eiiiolentiy. but which
strain in one oi other direction The
erning power is divided find them
selvsh" handicapped either by restrict-
stltutionnl powers or by constitutional
conditions force across their paths of
action Thus the state authorities find
themselves impotent to deal elicctuub
erty and personal rights which are by
the constitution so, iuiiy within their
proper dominion; “ title the ‘iedersl
' authorities ilnd thetnselves in control
of the men in which these escaping
energies operate, butwiih no strictly
constitutional power to deal with
them: The stress of circumstances
forces a straining of the power of one
and, at least. a. theoretical invasion of
the domain .91 the other; otherwise
pnrtinl ' governmental L supervision
would result. But «this Correction or
wrong distribution of constitutional
powers by invasion or usurpation, is
the ver: thing Washington in his lure
well address gave specific warning
agninst while drawing attention to the
provision of the constitution for such
cotiectlon
in mine to reach a workable adjust-
ment, with the constitutiouul niechln
ery unchanged undue tension or tin
suited lond has been placed on lines
of that machinery. in the icdcrul di~
vision of government the judiciary has
been compelled to add to its legiti-
mute equipment vehicles which uppeur
non-constitutionui, to any the least,
and we ilnd it excuslng this by declurd-
tions diurnetricniiy the opposite of
declarations made by it u very few
items before respecting the veii snipe
subjectmiutier; the executiie, in the
bonds of practical statesmen has had
recourse to novel administrative pro-
crentetl by entirely new conditions:
public the legislative department has
made luws which, to be allowed to re-
.mn‘in law, have to be taken to be prim
ticul amendments of the constitution,
though in their enactment not intend-
ed us such, or, it so intended, not in
to operate.
incni, both because of the inadequacy
of the expedients resorted to to meet
the new conditions nnd because of
doubt as to their constitutional pr-o
iiiit‘iy and solicitnde ii“ to some sulx
vctuiio tendenci detected in the men
here of ranching them. Beyond all
there is knowledge that in new coutii‘
lions and shunned relntionships there
is urgent cull for wider and radical
us well no rniionul. adjustments with-
In tho orgnnic low, to beltirrived at
not through an attack upon the con»
uiiiiiiitili but through the menus pro
vided by the constitution itself; nume-
ly. by the people in a new untionui
ronsiitutionui convention. S‘he pollt»
irnl iuiullv hue outgrown the house
provided by its founders. in an extent
inciting changes nnd reconstructions
desirable and (Won essential to that
iumliy'e continued wolbhciiiit. The
founders sun: the probuhiiily oi this
noccuuity ilild. wisely building to meet
the conditions confronting them in
tlictr duy. tiuciurod that. till tho people
might; in tlie‘iuturo ilud nitoruilouu
uutl rcntiiuetincuiu culled for. they
should he onnbluti to incite them and
pointed out the monitor in which they
should be gone about ,
All to uhni iilil)’ he. or property
should ho. within the purview or such
it convention we rcuommcud,tho mild.
or to peruse the article mentioned.
when: he will iludemiost the first and
lust cordon the nutrient. A proton
trusted of it. nor with more dignity oi
diction. nor with hotter ordered men
shelling oi incl: hhdaormmenie, it»
formed the render ci.‘ the Ollfliiiiiil o!
the quorum dlltnisoeti. i
,l- ,
GAVE Aflhflflfljfi’i‘ PARTY.
Mrs. stiles ii." ‘imvrcucs entertain:
dance in fluviisnd street yesterday so
termini, at a croquet party. We
stimuli ever hinted, the first price! go-
" infinitesimal our fellow.
mm L. Andrews. oil no
it a powerful. exhaustive
, nonnative article heidiliii
m in the Form for doth
Howard A. Tillermnd the second criti-
es being mmd by dilution domain
rind Mist Leon: ”1th heiieioue
result in putting upon it unluai‘iflable A H ‘V
several sections into which the gov- ,
on field for the exercise or their con-
powers inadequate tor work actual 7
iv with certain dereloliments or prop? Y
visions for its activities within areas _‘
the direction in which they live held
There exists a resultant unsettle
tioiut volume might have no more tulle"
ed a comuenr or friends st her rest».
my to Miss Helen {innocents sud lire. ,
refreshment: were served during the 7
alteration. itn‘d the ”festivities were 1'
' some I told my hm.
one wait
Nor care for wind. or‘
tide. or see;
I rave no more 'gninet
time or fete.
For, ”lo! my own shall
come to me.
ms
1 stair thy haste, I make
delays, ~
For what ’ avails this
eager pace?
I stand amid the eternal
ways is
And what is mine shall
know my face.
Asleep. awake. by night or
day.
The friends i seek“ are
seeking me,
No wind can drive my
bark astray
Nor change the tide of
destiny.
A!
What matter if I stand
alone? ‘
[wait with Joy the com» ‘
inn years;
My heart shall reap where
it has sown
And garner up its fruit ‘
of tears.
The waters know their
own and drew
(F The brook that springs
“in yonder height;
30 flows the good with
equal low
Unto the soul of pure
delight.
The shire come nightly to
the 81!?
Theiidnl wove unto the
W ”W
Nor time nor space nor
deep nor high
Clio keep my own away
trout me.
wdolin porous...
he
Tomorrow we offer
largains
All High-grade Summer Merchandise
Sense. iional‘;
at Extraordinary Low Prices
Come Tomorrow
Cool Summer
‘ Waists
I-landsomest styles of. thefsea~
son, fashioned in sheer Lawns,
trimmed with, Vhl. and Ginny
lace. some hund emhrllidered:
all sizes; 81 no quality. Fri-
(in; Special '
970‘
I C ,
Dainty White
Dresses
A number of samples in Lin-
gerie, linndsoniely embroider-
ed and lace trimmed; low
neck. kimono sleeves. Friday
,, . $5.98,
chemo
‘ Specials
Women‘s Crepe Night Gowns,
low neck. kimono sleeves,
trimmed with-lace and rib-
bon; 81.60 vuluc. Fridliy
Special
98c
Women‘s (trope DrtiWers. very
lino quality; ‘iull cut, trimmed ,
with lismstltched ruffle; (ill:
since. Friday Special
, 49c
* Women’s lieut-
stitched Initial
Handkerchiefs
Not only are the) initial style,
but the); are beautifully hem-
stitched: regularly 8c each.
i‘riduy fipeclul
6 for 25g
RiGNT TO THE FONT.
Olive iiichrelner more that anaemia
in enough tor the twentieth century
family. his: most rejoined the so.
in means colony.-— ‘ ow Eleven Psi.
indium. ’ “
, Many of us are willing to thee Amara
ice rant," Mid cult to tame min:
"anything else. it comment" provide
irsnsporietionwhihuny Journal.
can‘t:-
The test intend: without“ argument
‘ that it there are ten mending places
there will be leeli diluent: rot tiles to
cerrr.--Boeton Merlot.
«was
Women hither: in Atlantic titty re
the: to can the heroin shirt. Whuti'
iii it Militia ti”? will hilt inlmii in
it 1668th in monitors“ or public
I ’ y ‘ ‘
Ladies Gloves
2ci‘nsp Lisle Suede, washable;
black, white, tan and gray;
nil sizes; excellent 50c qual-
Friday Special
Writing Paper
Fine quality linen finish Writ.
box contains 2
sheets and 24 envelopes; 15c
Friday Special
Mattlogs
worth 29c yard.
Hammocks-
\\‘oven Hammocks, with pillow
and wide valance; worth 83.
Friday Speciiil
Log Cabin Rugs
/
All new effects. worth 81.60. Fri-
BOys" Wash Suits
White and colored. sizes 3 to 8
years; rcgnlnr‘r 81. $1.25 and
Friday Special
’ e ,
Boys Pajamas
0i Percale and Glnzhnm, sizes
4 to it yours: regularly 60c.
Friday Special
pact: to have tour oi this close in com.
mission within it your or two. it Bus»
sin is careful, and refrains from
going to war. it: dveudmught:
last it u long time.»iioiton;'i‘runecript.
Council also has n Chet-lee Murphy. -
the lion. Charles Murphy. secretory oi
tints. Why not extend the reciprocié
iy increment so on topsrtnli on sit-
change at Murphvs between New York
and decenniwflsw Yeti; World.
, , m
_ lament people make our landmine
pinin- ohencelior‘ her. And the trusts
believe that only liner-Int mule like:
slut upon their eniommentmechm
untidy Union. ' ‘ ,
‘i‘uxne has a wrench butler. think is
perished. inert monkey. '
W:~W mil:
,4 nudism—u” ‘ _‘ ‘
. e ‘ o .
0ou ‘ ng' Shots
One lot of Linen Outing Skirts,
all tread styles: in white, blue
and natural; $1.50 value. Fri-
day Special
99c
Children’s Socks
Sites 4% to 6.” Friday Special 9
2 pairs for 25c ,
Children’s Hose
I In pink. blue and white, all siz-
es. Friday Special
2pairs for, 25c
Notious'and
Small Wares
8W1 M M [NG S UPPORTERS, Fri-
day Special, 25c.
White Pearl CUFF LINKS. Fri-
‘dny Special. 16:.
COLLAR“ SUPPORTERS, the
washable. removable ivory
hone, tour in u set: regularly
Sc. Friday Special, 2 for he.
Real PATENT LEATHER
Belts, good width. Friday
Special, 24:.
Toilet Articles
KOI.\'NOS TOOTH PASTE,
regularly 36c, at 19c.
.8AN1TOL morn, rowonn or
LlQUID, regularlylzoc, at We.
WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP.
regularly 250, at 17c.
25c TOOTH iiilUSiilfltl. 4 rows
bristles. sanitary hock, at 166.
um" STARTG Ixrtoelou.
Powder mile Gene lieu-arctic null end
an: Fatally burned.
HOLLmAYBBURG, Pu... July 3.“-
intenn heat. it is believed produced
at «plotted at the Standard Powder
Works, at iiorroll Station. on that Pei»
sreburgh brunch at the I’enusyivs’ule
railroad. ye terrier. resulting in the
death of to r employer and the coop
piste destruction of the works. The
storage house, containing out or dyna-
mite, nitroglycerin end powder, was
the only building raved.
. fin" ml“: ‘ . ‘ ,
Jeers Heine“, Hollideysours. ‘
sire Hudson. Ftiiideiehurg. * '
Dario Hciufyrs. Harrell.
William Neely, Remit. ,,
““1 ~ Fatally hurried.
' ‘ Willi“: hector, stones seem. ,
Norwalk Chronicler