Egg hunter, N0 38. H'A
11 Masonic Building, 'Soulh “
treet‘, 2d and 1th Tuesdays 0! ~
til—July and August. em
8 o'clock; All Ito‘ycl Arch .
honour M. WILGOX. w.
SOCIETY NOTICES ‘
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ANTB’ AND MANUFACTURf
ERS’ ASSOCIATION .
N lemiah Candee, President
Apresident, Charles]. Pidgeon
k W. Hadley, Secretary
(Enrico SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS '
swallows Department
mgr-Business Department
Areas—Branch Olfice, Norwaik
c «Editm’ s Residence
39-1 Ice-City Editor's Residence
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GOVERNOR POWERLESS.
‘ 'i orientieiald H. Beard, pastor of
he Park Sucei Congregationnl
lunch, is nothing it not persistent,
tit/s the ihidgonott Post As president
l {the Bridgeport Pustorsfiuasocintiou
c has written to Governor Baldwin on
he Sunday question and the governor
culled in due £01m, us our dispatches
iseloaed yest‘oidos
131215011111 in his letter complains to
“governor that the stute police have
111 utilized to the authorities of Budge
ort; “evidence or recent violation of
he §unduy law” in this city "by man
card goes on to say that despite this
‘clfi once" the authorities of Bridge»
orm'havo rnilctl 150 for to bring any
Trosecntions.
'iule of tluuoe hull violations “uud oth-
‘ “rnotortiing to the govetnm s lot
or. What those “others" refer to
esnot appear in the quotttytifms the
vornor makes fmm Di. Bonr‘ue let
151301 in his comment. on the minis
ers complaint
Evidently Dr Board has asked the
'orornor to inleiicre tor the letter
rs: ."li’on nmieul to me to serum jus-
oc." e'i‘he governoi then goes on to
slim uh exposition oi the gmcmors
‘ bullion in such curses
l‘floveruor Bultiuin tolls Dr.‘.Bom-d
thal’tllc chief executive is powerless in
unit cases. He admits that the oouv
timtlou makes it the governors duty
3.0 take care that too luwu ho faithfully
xooutétl. but he cannot iind any pou-
r'v'whlch would enable him to not us
thiukn he cult in such situations.
Governor Bulthin tells Dr. Board
the only way it governor could
; t chuck it once would he through
its {lower of removal. lie onllc ctton~
that in his mosango he recom-
gsttdcd that tho gorcrnor he given
war to roman: any oxecutilo omcor
[chosen by popular election. and he
sounds Dr. Board that the commit~
"11‘ report nus adverse and the echo
1* l assembly accepted the finding.
is answer of Governor Baldwin’s
ernccristle. A loss cautious man
the how out it now until upon such
‘ consign, on other chief executives
vii one, under similar uncertain sit»
, , out that is not Governor Bum
' it’ll tylc. tic has his views on ex»
suction of constitution ' under
oi. article ‘ fourth, ' which
”as shall take care that the
lie faithfully executed." 1 This
does not give the simmer
Moral, but it do» give him
"it to see thin "the lows no
in.
' t him to outline the ,
cures open to the covert,
is hunt to no unit the
ger's of dance halls and othcts.” Dr . .
It will he ohsened that mention is ‘
tire limitations and he is not to he ‘
tho-kovornor could not is nunu '
”titudc cull he might move. hi ‘
jute Gates "of
Preis'e .
'l‘hey’ ve pushed ahead and left me,
The friends of youthful days.
They’ we climbed the weary moun- ‘
tains
Up to the gates in praise.
Isee them in the sunshine.
And though the most forget,
A few there are who love me
‘ And seem to beckon yet.
But I am still a iaggard
Within the 'valley road
Where gossiping with folly
I once put down my load,
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And though I struggle onward
My feet are torn and bruised,
My shoulders to the burden
Are weary and unused.
i‘
3 And now the children pass me
And hardly stop to gaze,
All hosting to the mountain
That guards the gates of praise.
NBA-cause I cannot join them '
And keep an equal pace,
Here in this peaceful valley
I’ m dropping from the race.
And while they’ re pressing on-
ward
An eager, hopeful throng.
I‘ll summon all my music
And cheer them with a song.
60 forth 0 youth and conquer!
The hights are all to win!
The gates of praise are cpenl
Make haste to enter inl
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But if your foot should fail you,
0:- eye should prove untrue,
The angels of the volley
Hold out their hands to you.
1
And think not that your fellows
Who win alone Arc blostm
For here within the valley
I‘ve seen the gates of rest.
4
mPeter McArthur, in New York
Sun. l
Greater New York unpslti.
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A NEW SCHEME FOR PURIF‘YING
POLITIGB.
(New York Globe)
School Editor or The illohc:
- Slrwitllho unpaid 130cm. 0! Elation»
lion in so pure and tree from graft and
politics, why not. make All departments
or the city government con-sciatica
against having a pntd bound by certain
educators. that i can see no good ion.
son why we should not inure on novel
’mnyor, or an unpaid police. controls-u
sinner, an unpaid tire commissioner:
so unpaid Board or Aldermen unveil
borough pmldcnls, in fact to hove the
whole municipal administration or
What is the use in paying out so
much money in ulsrtes when m can.
est so many people who in willing to
give their services for amine and
thereby doing the work bother? ;’ As
ms the: the solution or the gllutlostlcu
' of slut: and corruption in our politics
; . would be to hero'n'o «inns Attached
a? to Any public position from the 12ch
» cent down. _
Sée Circular
There seems to be such opposition ,
'Glohe- Democrat.
ions As the mould Bosrd or lliducstlon
. is “luviolshic.” and co sscmlss lets
presumed. to its by being tires from
. politics and celery, than it 1mm;
' 111:1 belch: to the hctxusvcwilcrmali’
ct nicer mom that has com to “ml
department
or way with the ouruahinx’ locomotive
that stood as the figure or futility.
Now there is s new illustration sup.
plied or the adventure of 'thc bulldog
who disapproved of Atwood‘c com
111an at Atlantic City. and not out in
halves for his indlcomtlonwatcmtoi‘d
Advocate. , A
me»
We hsvon’t heard! anything more
about the seventeen cosmic locuctA
nor the wanton suitcase movement for
some time. wiles! London Telegraph.
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Sleeping in the pork 1111s inseam
fashionable. not :Wauilc it to done in
Paris this summer, but hecsusc some
rashlcns m closeted by higher ideals
than Pin-is over totem-um Louis
‘5,
since titers in. can but thirty»
elitist 1.11111 hearted on the Fourth ‘
this your. the slice Alli! sate picnic m
useuming it mu ties! of credit which
Sultana. '1, go _
W i
The Not! Yorker who says that for
rests [to his wssttstl every solicit niece
.l‘?
more quitting it in his pocket
to neonatal-tut; Atost or 11s it
in 3 union: mush to slash
Same can be bed at any
Of our store
van-
_TROLLEY 6A” in cOLLISION.
Two Lives Lost sad 23 Persons In-
lumi Near monomers. N. J.
9A’mltflott. N. . 5.. July '83.-’l‘wo
trolley curs trusting swiftly in own
site directions on A single molt. met
gostortiay near museum, seven miles
from here, And in the collision two
persona lost their lives Anti 25 others
sustained serious lnduriea.
The deed: .,
Francis J. Pilgrim. oi Ridgcwcod.
superintendent of the North Jersey
[tepid Trsnslt Gummy. ,
Willism Hutchinson. cl Hobohn.
it. 1., Moms: oi cm or the cue.
‘All of the inland. who slum mt-
mm of this city, Rlduewocd. l‘imcic
“WWW m“ unexpected to Wilson in 1m in in r 11: a fin
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‘rmiu. rz're comm-nos: ~BESBION.
The last meeting or the committee
on the court Cecile, Daughters of Oas-
ttle, lawn tote, ,which is to be held _
at the Catholic Club grounds in West f ~
avenue. on the liltln we held last:
refinements wore completed. The“
wounds are lining strung with electric
lights tor the occasion and it: will be '
a my Altair without at doubt. ' Fortune
tailing and other things which interest;
current on Monday night, Frills?
will use the simr instead. Auto noel
will be given. along with other nitrite
lions, it is said.
HAMTRQM'I To coins SOON.
., Two neutron students 11m sl-
studyinrlor the {All term which coho
7' mum 1min. A number m
5mm, m received Mathew Mica tomrtveinsshcrt time
tel of tourists who are taking A my
shut their imam early. 1111 Am '
,, ed that this you w i be the most Iii
, «11.111 1m in the history ct , tho
tracheal unit it is understood the I s
lime 1111mm Arc silently upon
rolls ct tho mammary instill).
evening, at which time all the cr- - .
built sexes are minced it rain should . ' '
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