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, mm mm. .~
out Wen Lou . us. too. a. and a. M.
Hoots in to Duildtu cunts
. ’llaiu street,‘1st and 'ad Tuesday or
each month—duly and August ex-
cepted—at 8 'c'clock.~ All ulster
,lasons. cordially invited. Reed
5!” Flynn. W. M. anobert M. Wilcox.
' ‘Iutler Chapter. N“. as. it. A. M.
"60""!!! Masonic .Bulldlnx. South
Mn “nomad walrus-dun or
each ~WW August on
cepted—~at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Gayer. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
‘ ROBERT M. WILcox. deer.
WAWM' AND MANUFAWW-
" ‘ sas' assoolarlou ‘
Nehemiah Glades, i’resident t
Vice-prcsident. Charles]. Pidgeon;
Frank W. Hadley. "Secretary '
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
W
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A COMM EN DABL‘E MOVEM ENT.
*“S
‘ . On Monday afternoon of next week
W there will be formed in The Norwalkae
r an organization. known to the world
as the Home Chapter at the King's
V Daughters and Sons. the purpose of
which will be the establishment of a
home for the aged women and men. a
project which will commend itself to
every thinking man ind woman of the,
community as being a movement in
the right direction and one prompted
by .the pnrest‘oi'flhrlstiun motives,
n holly nntrammeied by sectarianism,
and promoted for the material benefit
and assistance of nmnkint’i.
lilo those amid those only who have’
)7 , have been forced “by stern circum‘
Wartime to accept at the empty "char
‘ lty“ of tho almshouse can .the wealth
at good embraced in an institution of
this character be appreciated. And to
those who have been broken upon the
rack of misfortune and reduced to a
bare existence, making it necessary.
to place their parents or guardians
upon the mercies of the town iarm,
frequented as it necessarily must he
with the decrepit remnants of an out-
cast element of the social fabric, .can
be sceu'vthc beauty of this movement
as a haven for their loved ones when
. the time shall arrive that they shall
no longer be able to provide for them-
uelves.
Here the much-abused word charity.
is to be exemplllied in its true mean-
ing. "And now there remain Faith.
Hope and Charity; (these three. but the
‘ greatest of these is Charity.” Charity
i“:‘:: ‘ signifying the love of mankind for
" his kind, the very essence of Chris-
tianity and the underlying principles
fin: ot every true religious belief.
i. The movement in question is not a
' new onerto The Norwalks. Several 'ln-
‘ effectual attempts have been made to
- agitate lt. but they were “os'tinkling
brass" for they lacked the true motive
which must be, [the foundation of such
a project.
“The organization which is to be. xiv-
" on birth on Monday bide fair to auc-
cecd and those who. have been work
log for some. time doing the prelim-
inary planning have pledged them:
. selves to the successful accomplish-
. "client of their mission. it is to be
jltoped and urged that the general pub~
lo M The Not-walks will lend stimu.
1“";‘0‘31" movement by «contributing;
M1 to its moral and financial sup-
m an order that in the tutors those
Milo in their declining .ycsrs have
M themselves destitute of the ma-’
rial things of life, whether through»
dyersity or through their generosity,
illldir amines. my spend their last:
.. l to their habits and may'cnioy
association of those better quail-'
. by reason or their own llvee to
WHO IS THE HONEST MAN?
91' Who is the honest man?
good pursue.
' To God. his neighbor and himself
most true.
Whom neither force nor fawn-
ing can
Unfix or wrench from giving all
their due.
Whose honesty is not
So loose or easy that a willing
wind
Can blow away, or glittering look
it blind;
ti Who rides his sure and easy
. trot
While the world now rides by.
now lags behind.
Who. when‘great trials come
Nor seeks nor shuns them; but
doth calmly stay
Till he the thing and the example
weigh;
..Ali being brought into a sum.
What place or person calls for. he
doth pay.
Whom none can work or woo
To use ‘in anything a trick or
sleight.
For above all things he abhors dc-
ceit;
His words and works. and [ash—
ion too.
All of a piece, and all are clear
and straight.
Who never melts or ”thaws
At close temptations; when the
day is done
His goodness sets not. but in
dark can run;
The sun to others writeth laws.
And is their virtue. virtue is his
sun.
.
Whom nothing can ,procure.
1 When the world was bias. from
. his will
a To writbe his limbs. and' share.
not mend the ill.
‘1 This is. the marksman safe and
sure
Who still is right, and prays to be
so .still.
. ' —George Herbert.
He that doth still and atronfily .
4.
Todaywem,
‘ motion
A ‘ORIAT VALUE .m
. . .. ,
Malibu
4-inch irame. deansEaps. kid
lined and a ‘iino ring mesh; ”in
every way a good 31.75 value)
Tonight .
98¢ .
Hair Batches
'New Myles invalid“ and amber
We may no! “10 lliellt
shapes. welt nutshell. strum
hook and club. Tonight '
‘T'lors‘, ets . "‘5
“Lot of popular mikes in various
“ ‘stylesetortuhrdm. all sides;
regular $1.00 value. Tonight
49c s ,
Silver Neokflhains
Complete with pendant set with
but quality stones in cluster
effects. Tonight
‘i‘
“mm” “madam '
GHT’S snort) .
you - ‘ "Heartless; .
Newfnusaian‘aud‘il‘modofiuh- ' .Lous bandits mt”. Floor.
es and pattern effects. ailsooi- .
are; regularly, 25c. Tonight, lions: mull wine 756- To.
night ' ‘
w
A "YARD
4
Ladies‘Silk hosiery
Pure thread Silk Stockings,
with linen ztop. reinforced heel
and toe; good value at 590.1‘0-
night, PAIR
a
75 high grade ox fibre, Scrub
Brushes; . value Me. Tonight”
lilo
WOMAN WINS. ‘
A woman again wins. The city «of
Hartford was surprised. the other
morning. to learn that the instant bid-
der for crushed stone for use on the
city‘s streets for the next live. years,
was a woman. ller bid was summone‘
ly low to win the contract for her,
for now the board of contract and sup-
iiiiiii ii
is a great deal more. however. to a
‘. ascuumm rsrsn- mania mil:
. INSURER
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"Will ll ‘MI’IS‘EPMT
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The candidates were presented by keynote of success and sounded the
the two Bridgeport councils and those tune in a most successful manner. The
in Danhury, Stamford. Stamford. South sketch served to put the guests in the
Norwalh, .‘orwalk. billiard, Derby and best of humor. except for the aching
Greenwich. Accompanying the can throats and sides brought on by up-
didates was a delegation from the roarons laughter. Those who partici-
IE ; .
RS'counctls presenting them so that title rated in this tenure 0! the evening
contract than its awarding on one
hand or scouring it on another. it re-
l
i " ‘ g.
ply has approved the action or the ‘
(‘ourt of Common t‘uncil. The city; ‘
saves 850.000 on the contract. Then" _ p .
l a.
leslyis Come Unless the '9
attendance was so large as to com-
pletely fill G. A. R. Hall where the
meeting was held.
Were Mrs. Frederick H. Ganung. Mrs.
Frank J. Bradbury. Mrs. George A. Ve
. lie, Mrs. Dorothy Acton, Miss Florence
laaiuseto be seen how well Mrs. Roe-I 3.
can an. a. ram" ’is little counci- speedily WWW:
however. that ejggstli meet all thei , . ‘. . .
reqtnlmmenntotm..aho has set w “.11
herself and that the vity will be nsi ...___.,,._ p
.2: 5, 4m u may ,1 .II-m: p enema-Maw 7- .o . ll.
Well it apt better cared tor thumbs”-
toforefi-Hnrttordu’ost. , SIRE“ 3“ figs v ‘
‘ ...__._.-L........._. , ‘ .
A humiliating statistical report m ”I “I'm
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
shows that although we consume In
the aggregate more beer than any oth- W "’8’ Collection Oi “-
or land. llclglum. the, British isles.
illsli s leases b Health
idiot-many and Denmark teamed us in
v-
The tall list of grand odioers pres- Hale. Mrs. Elsie Thatcher. Mrs. Jennie
eat is as follows: Grand rogent_ A. H, Crockett. Mrs. Willisnr Wilcox..Mlss
Barclay, New Haven; grand orator. .l. Bessie Shelhoos. Gauchos A. Btu-am.
8. Flibert usability; -Mt-.M resent Clarence Brush. George floating. J. W.
.l. Iii. Burr. .910er: W ”nu-y Get-ham. Henry Joyce and George A.
and grand secretary. Carleton E. Veils.
Headley, New Haven; grand treasur-' The talented musicians. Merriam
or. Henry c. anemia. Hartford: and Baum. were my much in wt.
grand chaplain, H; n, Bismark; New dence and nilordsd excellent music
Haven; grand guide. w_ c, Kemp. throughout the eveningwhich uneven.
Winston; grand warden. H. ,G' wu. toyed and appreciated by all.
Home, East Hartford; araud sentry.' The boot-be were tastefully decorar
a, B. Holloway. Milford; p.“ mud ed and arranged about the hall in
regents. .u. c. tunnels. Norwich. H. “011 a menu?" as to m the beat re-
s, Sara's. Meriden and W. H. Hoyt. suits. They were admirably placed
per cspltu consumption. elioston Tran-
isrript. 4... NEW YORK. Nov. ll.-—'l"he most
The future ol‘ the Mexican pretti-
danoy may he dubious still, but there
is some reassurance in its passing
in peace [mm a temporary occupant
to on elected by .the people.«~l’rovi-
deuce Tribune.
York. unless the city speedily sct‘el
lie dillorencos with the several thous-
and laborers in the Street Cleanlut’
Department. The strike of the care
. men. who collect the city's ashes and
in the tivelve mohths ending June “Mb-39' extended to the "Mt swoop.
30 last the nun-ud- at the llnited “r“ ”“3" ““d “""5‘" "'9 “'i‘r'mm
States killed that"; persons and lnjnr- store drivers and others "I" meet to
all 150.189. The war in Tripoli is a “mum" ““mmfi "Wk ‘“ “-"ml’my
small altair to the yearly work of the with the city employees, .
railroads in keeping dawn the'lncrcas- Meanwhile m" ““3 already “ '“i’
lug population. New York World. luring from ‘ "'0de. accumulation
i
John a. Rockefeller. .lr.. prescribes 9.0m “WW1“ "0 NOV“ “"3 ‘W'
as a cure for greedy horses the plat:- The strike since '“t Wednesday h“
lag of a stone in the feed boa. Wonder retrofitted rullhilii °‘ all kiath ‘0 1"“
how that would work in the case or "p until today it " not only an inane“
some or the "trusts”?wNM Redford venienos bm“‘mm° to health. 1"
Times. my apartment houses bewildered:
+ limiters have dumped their accumula‘
Perhaps next your the. governor and tin. M the ”NM“. making some thor-
governor-elect will put on the old with"! almost hum-able Will! Mill
gray overcoat to wear around the 0' militia and sshos‘ten foot high.
country in a national campaign. dips-i The aim! Cleaning Department be».
ton (llobe. gun work today with several hundred
.__._...._.._ strikebreakers. but the man were
“too: coNd'rRUCTioN opumt'r. green and. under the constant annoy-
‘ree mans. [once of the strikers and their inane...
The bridge construction connnlttoe they made little insulin”. The men;
met last evening In the town court who took the shriltsrs‘ placer worst
room and utter transacting routine guarded by nearly 5,000 policemenm‘hd
business coined the onaiaecrs pm every member of the reserve was out
sent. All the members of the board duty today in anticipation of more
wore present with the exception of riots. Already these disturbances
Thomas 1. Raymond. Chairman A. F. ham cost the life of one striking driv-
_n-.._ wasa‘
dreaded of all labor troubles, a ne‘er-l
al teamstcrs' strike. threatens w Grand Regent H. M Harrington and age on the part of the guests kept the
I .
. Methodist Episcopal church. and Wil-
South Norwalk. and G. H. Yeoman or “M the “”9“ “0“” “heme '9‘“ ‘
the finance committee. lbrightness to the general scene which
Among those present were I)”. was exhilarating. The generous patron.
W. Fl. A. Hatfield. both of Bridgeport. attendants at the booths busy through—
the former being the oldest living past out the evening 3““ bade lair ‘0 stamp
mud" msent in the state. . the banner air a stuxrees (mm the start.
Following the work of the evening The gorgeous green banner “9°"
an enjoyable session or speechtnaklnx which was inscribed In gold letters the
w“ held with Grand Regent Barclay name or the order was the sponsors of
in the chair. and at which the chief the eyes of those “‘0 came as they
feature was the splendid speech of the entered the hall. Th“ banner was ”no
supreme "KN“ F‘. '1‘. Me Faden. A ed so as to divide the fancy article
substantial luncheon was served. .booth “d "‘7 anippéng’countor :1:
Sherman Council of South Norwalk 111$ these ”0me 1m“ "'
and "Ponsesus Council or Norwatk. ¢ ”1m” ‘ ancy booth ”8
. of rubbish and mince. (ll-diunruyiwere in attendance. some thirty pink and noon and was in shame of
Mrs. Wank J. liradbnry. who was so
eluted by Mrs. P. 8. Lynn. Mrs. Fred
Pitser. hire. Charlotte 'Wntera. Mrs.
Delta Martineau. hire. Elisa Under-
ldowo. Mrs. Gnome Davin and “Ira.
Cornelia Dunn.
'l‘hon came the shipping corner In'
charge at Mrs. Hurry “armour and
assisted by Miss Edna Brush and lies
Beale Bhslhoos.
l Rod and yellow adorned the ma
booth and here Mrs. Thomas Donald-
'son “reigned supreme. misled by In.
A ““3""? 0’ the men remained in Robert (l Morrison and Miss Florian
the Park City until the midnilht train. Hale r . ‘
m2; {Eddhmli'tttizigu‘fg‘id Sinai] ‘ltosnlendant purple and white distin-
nuished :the cake booth from the nth-
ctsl feast which followed the meeting are and Mrs. Clarence Brush and Mrs.
and banquet. ° Geom- M, Way attended to the wants,
”T "' ' or those who drifted towards this one
omen AND lTTALlMlI BLAIM.' ”r M the ”hell. .
ThiPOLi. Nay. .u.-3anlilsh artil‘ true younger element soon learn
strong. They took with them tour
candidates, two from each council
who were duly initiated into the rays-
terleu and ccrcmonea of the order, the
work being unusually well- done by
the men of Seaside" Council. Sher-
man‘s candidates were Rev. John E.1
Zeitar, pastor of the South Norwalk
item 1‘. Van Bdoy.‘ Those from P0:
nassus Council were Alfred J. Gain-
er. In. and Thomas E. Burke. '
Beard presided and the others were
John J. Hsnlon. John F. McMahon.
William Moran. Isaac Church and
Samuel Lyhes. CharlasN. Wood. civ-
il engineer of the town and J. E.
‘ . (trainer. cnsultlns engineer. and his
or and sent several others to the hem
lot"! and MN) 1mm in!“ several that red lull green mum. My up]
out. ”The attacks naturally. anus“ "Mill mm the [tulip “II-3 Mid!“ as a result Mrs. m Thomas. In.
1mm headstone. and by the time that
police climb up to like places from?
which missiles come. throwers have?
disappeared. _ . i
. husband sin-vim. min mutu'm' ”Jimmie. it rout“ ism he I bite or
am new loam
drst lieutenant, touts Chevalier, werei The “unusual has commissioned
present. The reports at suboommlt- several detect!" Issacles to hire ill-i
€803 wore heard and gcmptod, The 200 strikebreskcrs and the man have:
bridle committee is mangl- noel. .Imn advent-ed for over 1 mm of
.s Ii’cnr hundred miles from the city. ”bud
WOMAN sciences to IOMIM. .thus far only a law hundred hm?
‘ saunas. Nov. lit—«dire. Henry it. been supplied, and many of these quilt
lists. 37 years old. committed said!” when they Mud «the dangers theft
at Thor home today by Mini oil at rats-t «com. l
loader. Time small children sud .a'
......
stay. The halls» suspended Milt an ‘mm Crockett and tiles Jeanie
alliance and taught chair my to the Bates went a rather busy evening.
mg}... of uranium. who tumour». on m. Ismail mm the llamas
.51, mm, but lama mulch-d as the made a happy sciatica tor chairman oi
lull-as concentrating to their base. the gamut commune and inflation
M utilhttnll tin trun- mttutm. lure that his. mm has a busy the
ma. ttaliam sustained smite mush tun. massed out hither as a result of
ne- and the arm and trash m: 'her sum-n in one has. an in work
, - tmnumwtswmcythnn.
«so m min '0“? 'Mmm mining sham and m counsel or
am: lliss cousin-l" , her sides. who were Ira. r. t. m-
» “No. 4 atom hulk “3' i bury, are. Aaron limitless. lite. the
“Oh, she broke it?" his Davis. Mrs. Earl Thomas. Hrs.
'lendcsoy lass jglysn as mouse 1.: your apple dill island at: my my" 4
nor my. . at “was. As soon as least W W
impish invested-www- truth“ Nit,
' . y
. to n- as; was. my be wt
lad. till! 1" " '
"No. she didn't blank it." w, Ital. M . Jillian
"But ii. .1! broken.“ lotto my”. Hill. m' m‘ m
"Y“ I“ “'4 me "N W ”Ml“ John Rooney “Indira. [Wm
its on» magnum her maturing m basaar will hemmed.
autumnal-summon.” * ‘ . rm
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