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James Golden, Editor and
Proprietor
“‘J'MI‘HU‘R‘SD‘AY AUG. IO, 1ng
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High tide 11:23 a. m.
MABONIG DI‘REC‘I’O RY.
Old we" Lodge No. 103 F. and A. In, their lives on a happier hosts certain-
Moots in Masonic 13111161119. South ly seem to display it purer morulity
Main street,18t and 3d Tuesday at
‘~ each month—July nd August ex-
i All Master convention or for renaonu ol’ aoli-lnter- .
' Masons cordially invited. Reed out, reject. divorce and shit extra-con.
‘ H. Flynn. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox. jugoi conuolntlon.
X cepted~at 8 o'occl
‘ Boo.
lutler- Chapter, No 83, R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South thumping in regard to the c‘vllu of di-
Main street 2d and em Tuasdaya 0t vorce. Clerical intolerance on that
each month-July,und August or point. to indirectly responsible for a
canted—at 8 o 'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyor, H. P. Robert M Wilcox, riuge laws. particularly in countries
60.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sony'.
THESOUTHNORWALK
mo- mew .WW
cents.
get that the matter in one thut.con-
cents only Mr. Astor and his fiancee.
und'ulao tllnt divorce is perfectly le~
gill In this country; it is therefore as
importiuent no it is iniquitous for them
to incite the public to ostrnciw those
who huvc. sought relief through the
As regurd‘o the ethical aspect of the
question. it would seem to the uncler~
icul mind that those who finding mor-
lingo on lnfe‘ino of hypocrisy, apply
for divorce and try to reconstitute
than do those who, in deference to
There itl altogether too much' pulpit
great deal of uni'ulthtulnens to mur-
whoro divorce in not recognized by
the church—mt least not until the
SOCIETY NOTICES
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HERCHANTS’ AND ~ MANUFACTUR-
' ERS’ ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candce, President
Vice~president. Charles] Pidgeon A Connecticut preacher has quit the
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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THE NoRWALKs TO HAVE AN AU
TOMOBILE PARADE.
The Inoromcnt which is on tool in
South Not-walk to arrange for on unto
mobile parade for The Norwollts. this:
season. is n comnlontlnhlo one. It is
a. internment, like that of the rodent
motor hout purudc. to display what. the
people of The Norwnllts have them-
selves. and tends to tiring the lli‘OllIC
‘ together on u hotter and firmer hosts
’oi’ undorsiundlnu. and dish hits at loud-
enry to uttrurt the attention of tho
L outside world to The Norwulks. Such
pnhlic movements go to Show that the
town and cities are alive and are num.
bored as being among the host ndror—
iiucmonls whit‘h Cflil ho devised.
The recent motor hoot purude was
an object lesson to tho poopio oi 'l‘ho
Norwnllts. Tho mttllusinoln 11nd koon
interest nlunil’t-stod hr tho poohlo pror-
od thnt Slit'il things nrc helpful. The
him is to ho rnrriod out nnd tho (lily
is not very in? dislnut hoi‘oro u gon-
'L‘i'iii holidu)‘ will ‘no so! outdo hy lilt‘
people of The Not-unlits llti o homo
day, when homo induuiriou. homo lux-
lll‘it‘5_ Ironic activities will hold away.
it is just us nocousnry ihut u city have
its ploy ill orilt-r to ho utittcoeulul no it
. in the individual. The outomohlle
intrude will lnnlorlnlizo and will he
uncoosuful no will ilotno lluy.
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‘THE BRIDGE BILL.
'l‘ho Worthington mrooi hrhhzo mot.
tot nppouia uou to ho auditing notion
on the gonornl hill below. the loululw
into. nod which. it in nlidi.‘t‘.nltio<l will
provide to; tho taxing. or ttollo) tom
punlou no that thou may put their
jlihi nhitlo lou lll‘il tho (onutlut tlon oi
uil iirldizl u in tho ututo ovor u ilit h t1-.ol
loy lllllti mo iuld. "ihiu hill linu nlrczui}
Jliiritwti tho honor, nlul itnitordny wuu‘
‘llliiiiied hy tho uonnto. it now
llwullil tho ninlznluro ol' Qor
ornor llnldwlu‘. Montlon oi” thin
i‘rnturn won omittod in tho llrnt purl»
uruph of tho prtlrlc printod in 'I‘lw
Ht-ullut-l youtorduy, rotturtilnl: tho hour:
lot: lwforp tho judiciary commlltoo in
linrtt'urd. 'l‘lu» purum'nph woo wrliton
unsl uhouhl lmvo lwon prlnlm‘i on lol
lowu:
”Hi-titular .luiluou nuhl thni tlw hill
on ronorlod lnni out out tho uppruprlnt
lion from tho uluto hoouuno tho hrhlluu
woo hot n ironic lino roud. und hud
uluo out: out; tho tmncumhetlt on tho
trolley company homun- ho under
Mood that u gouorul hill wan to loud
flui‘lotl providing tor tho unwoumout of
u unit of the cool. of construction and NEW “,5va Mm 19 “Hurry
rcicoimiruotlon or lirldzou- on trolloy
mompnnlou whoue trucks oooum' tuition urenuo. hired a row hoot from)
them.“
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POOR MR. ASTOR
(Now York ilcruldd
I
With the rlcrlrn haying nt his hooln run in the bottom. ii iii thought illut
' Mr, John Jason Astor has good ammo he hurt committed anionic. this was it
to regret his social prominenco and window dinner.
immense fortune. Had he hem ninth ' * ' ' .
fir. John Smith. living from hand to PASSED POLICE. EXAMlNATlON.
mouth, he might mm got married. on
Thunder! try other press or lltlltllt.
notoriou‘ undone: rim no triads in «titanium mun undone» ;.
’ country one mom too i u ~
‘ you
murried und'romurrlod as» often no no water only he the moons of securing a
Leonid shard it. without lacing relirl- position on the police torcu tor a man
“Unfortunately [or himtlelt Mr. Astor before the Civil Service commission .
humour: to he one of the weflltlest The applicant, who m tour pounds i
than in Amcrlcu and one of high social light in might, just before hocutercd
Willit‘m as well no if! titanium n this wolghhm room drank it irluc more
target tor every cheap «low in that tour was at much Mother
to: of cheap Wfiulnfltil for it it
church has been handsomely outd.
when it. recognizes it under another
name.
EIGHT TO THE POlNT.
pulpit to go to work on u farm. The
cm of common scone seems to he
looming lurgo.~«Now York Telegraph.
......
'l‘ho ontornriolnu woman who claims
live pensions because her lire Sirocco
siro husbundu were all soldiers in not
it more Widow. She is u mllltnry and
ilscnl sylnilrute.—--.\low York ‘l‘rihuno.
......
Mr. Tall is now in the pleasant posi-
tion of tho farmer who. hurlnl; finish
od his own haying. has plonty of lolu~
nro to loon ltiznlnut the fonoe’nnd
\\’1ll('il his noxt door nolghhor toil with
the pitchloriowltrimo Minister Laurior
hollrg tho noighlult'.~4Syt'ilolisc ilcrnld.
it is novcr notation in urooao much
puhlic lntoront in countorl‘oit Slotl
hills. Most of us uro moro intwrosti‘ult
ln troll-him: out ncnlust (‘unndlnn
dimou~~Alhuny Journal
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l’uylnont oi‘ $22,5oo for ;i.h.u:c‘:i;ill
pluyor (loot? not loud to lnulorlnllr ro-
dnro tho high cost of iiriugn- Si‘ill)llt‘(‘~
lolly l'nion.
«O»-
A (‘ilii'llflo ninait'inn suys that he
uuw n dying mun'u soul lonvo his hod)’
ll' ho run toll tho dirootlon it iooh.
he may he in grout dotnnnd'hy roi-
utivou and friends.wilnrtfortl (‘out‘nnL
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The courts :‘ile ginnini: soup iolouu
of howl-willing: cipttts; :ind tln'ro
got“; :lnothor prolltuhlo profession into
lilnhonwlicro it llCillllgHr~i305lilll
'l‘rnnnrrlpt.
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AUTOMOBlLES PAY A HEAVY REV-
ENUE.
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Contributed $162,374.10 to the State
During theft!“ Fiscal Year.
iliill'l‘li‘illil'l, Aug. ltl.~~~'l‘ho cot-ro-
tort or ntulo. Colonel Rogers. mudo
puhllo yvutordn)‘ tho rot'oiptu oi tho
motor whit-iota department from (trio-
hor l, lllltl, to July ll, lull. The ionic-
lnrut uhowu that this your 79 (ions
hrouuht in sluiuoou; 12.760 prlruto ow-
nm i‘t‘fiib’ll‘iliiflllfl l‘rouuht in sinuous).-
ol; 3'” dmtlora. 87333.25: 2: llrcrr
nion. Million; [.551 motor ryrlou. $1;
ll7.2t5: l7,2iltl oporutoru' llrouocu. '34.-
fillt'»; l.thl motor i‘,\’(‘lf‘ llcenunu. 811.-
332: till dupllcntc' roulutrutlon cortltl-
colon. Glllfio; liiil dupllonto oporutoru’
lloouuou. too; 7M irnnior oortillruton.
$1,302; Illii mhllilounl iiiiiti or murltcru.
$1173, llllliililll. tolul l'i‘i'vllilti this your
$31-l..'l‘.ili.lii. to which uro uddod tho ro~
mint»: from tlotnhor l to llot‘t-mhot‘ l.
thin, or $7.02lo2. muiiluz mini rc«
l‘t‘illlti of $22l.ll5l.i£ll.
'l‘oiul l‘l'l'illll’i oi‘ ilil‘ iunt ilurol your
miillnu fitilm-mlior ill), litlo, word
slIiBJt'ltto, 'l'hc dill‘orcnro In tho to
oolplu uhown tho grout lncrisuuo in row
Hunt in thin llopm'tnwnt.
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BOAT mono; MAN MlealNG.
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Harry Schwartz. of New Hovon. Hal
Evldmtly Drown“
Heliwurta. 22 your» old, of 68 Waldo
uliooihoouo near iiclio Dock 'l‘uonduy
night mu] this not been soon uhirc. ’l'ho
hoot wan found floating nour the doc-ll
rosturdnl' with ouo our out! the inuu'ii
tiltlthlt). Aug. ltl.- “Font pounds of
who took yesterday the oxumluutton
Autoi‘. who owns much more than too »
ilut his clerical critics sooxhto tor- "
ciwitouut who monitor or an inch _
.m
D El
After
Music
I saw not they were
strange, the ways I
roam, . :a
Untill' the music called
and called me thence,
And tears stirred in my
heart as tears may
come
To lonely children stray-
ing for from home.
Who know not how they
wandered 30. nor
whence.
If! might follow far away
Unto the country where
these songs abide,
I think. my soul would
wake and find it day.
Would tell me who I am
and why I stray.
"Josephine P. Marks.
ti
BIG DAY
The Third in this Wonderful
Clearance Sale Series
Values Meat Extraordinary» a Whole
store full-- each one better
Be Sure to Come Here Tomorrow
than another
l
Clearance of
Women’s Black
Wuists
Two big lots reprised for im-
modiuto dlanoisnl. A variety to
aolcrt from. (,‘holcé oi hiith
collar. Dutch nook. kimono
and regular alcove models;
mines to $13.“. at
890 and 970
Linen Suits at
$3.98
At thiu price try hnro your
choice oi nil our Linen Suits
in nulurul, pink. hiue ulnl
white. Suits which wow
honuilt to sell {ii $12.99. Only
one or two of it kind, he come
early for first choice.
Save on
Undermuslins
Plith‘l-ZSS i‘l‘dT'l‘lt‘UA'l'S, made
or good quality Cumhric. with
.dci-p rnt‘tlo. Special
590
Xliili'i‘ tit)\\‘.\'S. troll mode, of
lino quullty Muslin; yoke
trimmed with embroidery and
locks: o‘xcelionl 73m value
490
Notions
BIG SAVINGS .
lilo rolls SUPER TAPE. ill-yd.
pierce, 6c.
L‘So l‘utl HUSH Sl’i‘i’OllTEilS.
17o Plli‘.
lilo COLLAR li‘fllifNiM'l‘lONS.
5c. ..
l’io largo silo PlN Sliiilfl'l’s. 2c.
TIE lJtt‘lciil-l, 2 pairs for 11¢.
line ”A“! ROLLS. 15c.
lilo PIN Ut‘llES. 76.
Writing
Paper
Linen iluish. box contains 24
sheets and 24 envelopes; reg.
nlur 1.30 quality
90
Boys’ Wash
Sofia
Sults‘ that sold regularly from
$1.00 to $2.50. all well mode
of excellent quality. tnat‘erinls.
Special at
790 & $1.50
Matting
Suit Cases
fi-i-lnrh muting: Suit ('otmz. light
und suhstontlnl. lcmhcr tin-
pod corners. lcuthor handle,
brass trimmings: regular $2!
\‘llltle
$1.50
Toilet Articles
100 cohoc ““lli'l‘lvl CASTlLE
SOAi’.7
liATllASWEE’l‘, regularly 23c.
17c.
S:\Nl‘i‘(ll,. Pilate. Powder or Li~
quid. rcuuinrl}Y 23c, 176.
25c mm BRUSHES. solid
wood thick. uorrcinin iot‘t’. 19c.
ll ' __
Women’s
Paranoia
A grout variety. Balance of our
rumour... $1 uud $1.30 kinds.
To close
75c '
Cotton Crush
One case Bleached Cotton
Crush, ill inches wide. rcd
borders.
Ladies’
Combinations
Small lot of ‘thhcd (‘omhinu-
lions. size .~ only: regularly
19c
Misses’ & Boys’
Underwear
Shirts and Drawers, regularly
199
-HC
12% Dress ‘
Ginghams
This lot comprises Fluids,
t‘hccks. Stripes and plain
colors-«every color made.
83/40 yd
Women’s
Handkerchiefs
1.0 m of uluin uhito. hemetitthed
und cmhroidcrcd llandkcr
chiefs; every one worth. i‘lhgc.
EM}. ll
80
250 Table
Damask 190
til inchea widc. good heavy hurtl-
ity in plain white. uluo rod
and white.
READEIiS’
'V Inns 2:
'i‘uo Sentinel Quill be' pleased to ro-
ut“ lotion; tor puhllouticn, from its
renders. under the uhom heading. A
tiring and mailman“ communication.
on 3‘ general urououltlou. carrier limo
weight and conviction than a tummy
m in win chino Wt to not
communion. We do moot Milo
oily mu. brevity. mm
tloleii, two have chum“. era the hut
.mhprotdiouum rum fluctuate
Chernitnky'u ututemunt about tho
oloocemeut oi Mru. B. Vuvutr and Si.
Blithe. that the WONG in South limo
pry. and i know that South Hungary
tor i mynlt cum» from South linu-
‘sary. and i no What south Hungary
is the moat civilized port of the coun-
try. ti can pron it)». Al! to the elopo
merits in South Norwulk. ilov. Cher
nitltlty hi mistaken vary much. beech»
does, not occur so many clone-merits
and divorced as in u single town in
the United atom. no matter whether
it in in South or East; Hungary. WW9
ltov. Clicrnltzlcy comes lrom.
Rev. Uhcrnltzky's statement is for
null interest. or course than who,
can t h'e skinned by him are wild. The
people in South Hungary am mostly
Socialists. and all and: very few at
them attend. church unwritten, particu-
mu vim um cm to tliit‘imm.
mfg they moire o “tutor holiness
Wm. Cranium igniting
ultzky wuu kind enough to charge $30
for the funeral ceremony. He did not:
cure it the poor widow remained with-
out broad and butter. The other came
to when a hour Working woman was
not nhlo to our the churchmontrlhd
tion, and when she was dying". he re-
;tused to glue nor the host sacraments.
T'l‘hore ”are several cones like these
:wllioh also show his golf interest.
in linuxury’iu it whole county were"
illzod and can't be skinned by him,
The South lmngarlanu are wail civ-
aud oolt‘ interest is the movie no»
son that. ho is against the South Hunt
gut-ions.
CHARLES HABITS)
Rockland Road.
South Norwolk. Aug. 10, 1911.
FiNED FOR STONlNG‘ THOLLIY
CONDUCTOR.
HARTFRB; m. Mir-For atoning
the conductor of a New Britain trolley,
m in this our button its war r65
m s trawl ohm QWoig
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