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SOCIETY NOTICES
”MABONIC DIRECTORY.5
OItI 5W5“ Ladle, No. 108, F. nnd A. M.
Moots in Masonic Building, South
Mainstroot. lot and 3:! Tuesday or
m: 5month—~July and August ex.
ceptedmnt 8 o‘clock. All Master
Masons: cordially invited. Frederick
8 Lyon. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
flee.
Stiller Chapter, No. 38, B. A: M
‘54Moets ll: Masonic building. 30th
I 4‘5'4“5Mnln street 2:: am: no Tuesdays or
pool: month-“July and August ex.
5 ‘ copied-mat s o clock. Au ‘Roynl Arch
4 Masons cordially invited Thaddeus
Guyer. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
4 Bee.
5580::TH NORWALK BOARD or
5 TRADE.
55 Preeidnnt—Nnhemln‘h Canden.
Vice-PmsldetharIen J. Pldmon.
unwary—Frank W. Hadley.
‘I‘rnnWrerwc-Matthow Corbett
I4 p' ENING SENTINEL TELE-
, I PHONE CALLS
‘5 Neon Department
goo-Business Department
,Rronch Office. Harwell:
Editor‘s: Refldenee
54:: sun-City BidiI505r5’s ReaIdenco
50NoMY AND EFFICIEN-
‘ CY
the Democrats in Congress
are really sincere in their efforts
‘oe money for the United
‘ 4* government and would
.real lesson in the kind of'
5 that saves, it would be
4 ”451th to take to heart the
1mm: and reoommendntions
Imported to them by President
‘n: HoWard Taft in the
__e":sage on economy and;
any, which was read 1:: both3
I Congress today. In :15;
he president outlines the]
fit Tihe econofiiy and efficien-
which he urges that more
be made of the merit system,
d hat all governmental em-
55 ' he put under the civil ser-
44 on): removing them from
influence of politics, and my
that their terms of office be
0 limited to {our yearn. In this
5‘ 4~ of: political campaigner: mnkn 4
big noise for economy, demnlld
tJ:nt the president's mooring #:1-
MIN”! he reduced, cut the mag:- 5
oi“ the policemen in add about the
Capitol; discharge some govern-
mental peneioners who have been
working out their pittance, there;
by saving a: few paltry thousands
and then turn around and saddle .
upon the notounoed country bills
4 ‘ entailing atopendoun expenditure:
4 annually without any prospect of
deriving remuneration or material
benefit therefrom.
II this be good politics, we fail
to see it.
4.
GOVERNMENT CONTROL.
Congressinam Hill has 5 hastened to
so: that he is not'ln favor of the gov-
ernment owner-lilo or telegram: ilnns. ‘
He told the raptor: why as follows, on
cording to the New Haven Times}
Leader
[The government ‘controll‘nd tele-
graph: of England are a heavy ex-
ponse'to the taxpayers there. and a:
failure so for as financial prosperity
is concerned ”
Mr. Hill in a Very able man but per-4
hope be but: 1510: had time to fully study
the result at government unerohip ol
the telegraph in countries beyond the
sea. We shall expect to hear from him
further on this important aubjoot.
When it first became known that
Postmaster General Hitchcock hall
proposed governlnent ownership of the
telegraph the report was current that
President Tat: :lld not approve of the:
plan, (“II not know that Hitchcock was
to spring ll, wan not pleased over his 4
act in doing so and :1on diaclpllne
him {or hln5“lmpudonoo," as om: :1:-
pntoh had it. ,
The Timeolronderflhas tho lllgbelil
jauthority formatting that Poulmntlnr
General Hitchcock uucl Pronldont rm
5 are on: at odds over ”Immwk's‘oy.
voonoy of government ownershipwl
lologrupl: linen. . I
An official statement from the White
House says: I 5
”i‘ho recommendation by the post-
master general the: I: would lie well
for the government to buy the toil:
Hawaiian: an: locorpornto them 4m”
the pontollloo system appeared In in:
earlier Annualpeport submitted by him
to thopronldent. Alter Some discus-
sion it was deoilled nt thosuxgnstlon
‘ o! the presidonnto postpone reference ‘
4 to th matter to another your ant: no:
to bring it forward then beooosos’ot
gtho recommendstlon of man? other]
Important changes inoludlug the poo-
tnl savings banks end the parcels pest:
“ Those, it adopted. would take lulfill‘
the enerawot tho postomoe doom;
merit in mnklug the necessary ‘eh‘n‘n-
gee."
“The postmaster goueml intentleo
to prim: this matter to the ottontlou 5
ofthe president botore rho publlo'otlou
in advance or this part or in: no ‘
Alter harlNg mode preparatwnn
I4 nomination he m phonon: tolled o4
: or town With out hovlnfg clone to.
“His conclusion as to tho wisdom
of tho taking over, the telegroph not:
hos‘heen reachod only otter lull in- 4 “
‘4 r slimline om: consideration. At the
report oontnlnlm tho recommendation 5
5 has not yet been submitted to the pron 5
4 ' . ldenl. it turn not yet been eonsldered
by mm or the cabinet with :1 riew of
memorials In congress a: on an -' 5
mirtlotratlor: Mature. "
__ The governmout oyrnsrship of the:
_ telegrspl: is earning sooner orlorewlo‘ 4 4
4 _ powrsr cor: stop it because spoil: owner: ‘ 4 5
ship would In or: enornlo‘u saving I355.
Good Resolutions’
Victim
(Chicago 5 Post)
4.
5 He ran to catch a trolley car
But of course, too late: 4
He was so neor‘n‘n‘d yet so for,
For all his npeedy gait.
And as the street car disappeared
He modiy nhook hie lint.
Am: through his wildly wagging
heard
These syllables he binned»
“My Goodness l“
“i‘ “rm “
He walked alert: the my street.
4 And modern): he slipped;
He tried to Italy upon his feet
He jerked and bent and dippbéii
Then with a nodden. nw‘lul new
He gnwe; it up Ind M415;
“:4;
5 And 5a: he “:89“ With one long 5
hoot I' ' ‘
He gate“ oil: tricked yené‘?‘ ; 4.
Good Gracious!”
in m... l. mm
n: trietl to drive 1: little mill,
The hammer. 4whnc‘k4ecl Mr
thumb; . 4 45: 34W
‘ , With sudden pain his [not grew:
palm. 4 4
His elbow. too, grew numb.
He slammed the hammer to the
floor
And dunno in ogonee.
The while with anguish in hit:
roar
These gentle worn: said he;
‘ I. "Weill. Weill”
The thousand And (me things that wo-
men “boy every day”: things that are
essential to o well kept house, almost as
.5much so, as the daily loot A wise man
malice said'm" ’Tlo not. so mueh what y'0ur
“income is that counts, it is what you
save. The sovings here Tomorrow on
If” the line Of Staples are from 25 per cent.
‘ to 50 per cont. sorely a 3006 time to buy
50:: not: 75:: 6:”: sumo
4‘29c
sun: when“. a in a box to:
Sc '
i onnuerr'x otowe MENDER,
with 30 colors of medlug tot»
loo. Tomorrow 5
590‘
«Floioher‘m 15525 yards callus-r
LACEIIS, Ii for
90"
“will: will: mun, n retains
to:
commma trailer
I!“ roommate n
‘ 55 "Hanan: MONAII rueuun‘
IHOE LABES, block only,
5 choice or tin-no length; 'llo
morrow, Wile: LACEB
5490
HAT PINSWAII‘ kinda our] col. 4 ‘
on. crystal. out let. heavy
‘ metal pins or dimly gold of:
teen; values up {0301: each.
4 Tomorrow
7:: ‘5
Women‘s 'nuoponder webbing
new.» Hose unproven.
Epoelnl tomorrow
16:: ‘
HAIR OARHR‘TTEQ in shell or ‘
ember color, plain carved or
ornamented ‘wltl: sold or
rhinentonon: values up to ll
_5 Tomorrow
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mtwnno'o ‘Neeours, ' in 5’
thorns. mlllluere or between.
”OMEN
memos neutron: m3... Ween manomoyam Diem, ' .. 5
4 dordmkee. Tomorrow
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lot tomorrow; WEN
5o
tumour ecu.“ ermin— _ ,
5 (31min of 3. 89eolnl,‘4l CARDS ‘
» to:
10¢
much Special wont. ‘noLL' ‘5
lightweight and unitary; one;
roll in en envelope. Spaniel
RIDBONS ~— Beautltul assortc
men: or Ribbons below cast.
Taffeta and French Fallle
Ribbouo; regular 19c quality.
Tomorrow '
4 11:: .
Gold metal REA-“TV PINS, 2 on
a card {or
5 CLABK'IS 0. N T. DARNING 5
COTTON, 3 (or
55::
ounce :m m Mono?
3 units for 55 4
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MERCERIZED SKIRT Minn, 4
in word pieces ‘
7c,
7::
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bots. lone and onttrlmmod“:
Side llfrilis, lane and net mm.» 1
m: robots. our news. Lacef
4 not: Loon Collar and pull ‘5
Sets Tomorrow. EACH
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