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flames Golden, Editor and
Proprietor
SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1912
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. SOCIETY NOTICES. '
MABONIC DIRECTORY.
-5 A Special Communication of Old
" .. Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M., will
he held at its rooms, January 30th,
1912, at 8 o'clock p. m. Work, F. C.
Degree. Ail'Mastor Malone cordiain
1 and fraternally Invited.
, Fratemally yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Ioc'y.
OUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE.
President—Nehemiah Candee.
T Vice-Presidenv—Oharieo J. Pidueon.
Secretary-Frank‘w. Hadley.
, Treasurer—Matthew Corbett
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OFFICIALS NOT IN CONTEMPT.
The tourts have held that the notion
if}; the suite omc’ers in paying over
50000 to eleven reporters after being
enjoined not to do so is not contempt
‘ of mum and the end of this famous
case has probahli been rout-,hed says
- the New Bilinin Herald The
.gpolnt from the first was purely tech-
gtical and it never seemed from the he
lining that the decision would be
‘ lvenfagninst the state oliiciuls tor the
Eamon that they paid the motley on
,9 ‘ he strength of 1111 order of the senate
' d not on the resolution which the
' winners were enjoined from acting on.
' glut than that is air passed now and
i he error. If it was an error. was com-
.‘ pitted, by the senate itself in passing
new resolution, knowing that pro‘
ceilings had been lnstltuted to pre-
vent that very thing. It is absurd to
7.143th to justify such payments.
ventbe men who receive the. money
m7 o'not. make any such claim and the
senate in directing the payment. of
gratuities docs not even meet the
views or the reporters themselves.
_'5i‘he members of the. legislature tote
away this n1oney,first because It has
been the Custom to do so secondl)
pocwso they expect that the news-
}‘5 lemon ”will speak favorably of
em in their writings concerning
legislative matters, and they are strait!
. their weaknesses as statesmen would
be exposed. ' That is the case in- a
nutshell, but there is good reason for
sharing that there will be no mote
atuitles to the newspapermen again
‘ at. the capital, the sentiment of tho
rotate is against it and there are
enough of people especially Interested
‘ nthe matter now to take legal steps
against It in tutnre it necessary.
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5 _5,,RioHT To THE POINT.
9 A Bristol dispatch tells of a. locomo-
" fiive freezing to the rails in East Ten
asses; 11' his as cold as that. we
5 the moodshlnere are compelled
sop fires in their still houses,
Well“ is an extra hazardous thing to
in the day time. —.—Houaton Post.
‘10 estimlted that J. P. Morgan
its 8' at $60. 000, 000 for art works, in
"lie of the fact that you can tit up
title with pictures at any furni-
1511' store for tantrum-Trenton Sunday
'Theagovernment has mailed to Mr.
sgie a check for $22. 70, for travel
prices and witness fees, and now
153 suppose Andy is wondering what
0 is ,going to do with all the money.
fi‘oston Globe.
191011,,ka Johnsons ‘ creditors
ger- him and they will doubtless
re persistent than the recent
{'9 or “White hopes."-—~Grand Rap
. 4--
this juncture Governor Wilson
eel more sympathy than he once
ed” for those who occasionally
toconsole' themselves In a. world
0 hyjoln'inx in singing f‘Beau-
ale of ‘Somewhmflé—Providenoe
Colburn. wife of a Chicago phy.
11111111011011 her husband for
_I5IINIATURE ALMANAC FOR "
He hurries every morning to catch
. He goes to work where hundreds
that It they did not vote the money 5
, He hurries every morning to catch
We'notlce that when a wee
[his 11 struggle between hon ‘1
. THE GAY LIFE. “
a certain car;
of other toilers are;
His course is never'varied: he has
no time to stray;
The route that .is the shortest he
takes day after day;
He works upon a schedule that
changes not at all.
In winter or in summer. in spring-
time or in fall.
He starts in every morning. just
as he did before. _.
any more , , ,_
. ‘ 9” ‘ /
He has his thirty minute's at noon
to rest and eat.
And when the day is ended he
hurries to the street
To start his journey homeward.
night after night the same,
Jammed in with other people who
do not know his name.
He does not know his neighbors,
to them he is unknown;
Beyond his little orbit his face is
never shown; 9
a pertain car ;; _
At night he clings where other
sad-faced strap-hangers are,
And wonders how the people ext
let out on the farms.
Deprived of social pleasures and
all the city's charms.
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‘ «Chicago Record—Herald.
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V _ lining upper-ti: end the mticsantitios teem;
oi crude and new oils. it We: op-f'
’ smoking ashes nnd'rulns. None ot the
dc Golden ahenoy. _ 5 ‘1 ‘ .9 in: hi the real need of th child. The
” in; in the Pratt Oil Works 0! the come 5,er“ doors.“ 1 'am going if
. hamburg section or Brooklm- In cets’ohd I
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. MAIN.‘ AND WALL STREETS
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let 91‘
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BOSTON STORE SPECIAL VALUE.
-WJANUARYM-
Ce Sale
Tremendous Bargains
in all departments TONIGHT. You cannot
afford to miss them every department con-T
- tributing its share, and every one is a typical
.5 ON STORE "j
the Dollar.
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‘ iiilllS llllllliRS
is Over-done. , l
FLIIEI E‘nI-Y THIS Sherman l. tiruros, principal in the K
"onniua Strong district school, Nev. Haven. dc
(Co 111: d fro First P880.) livercd a lecture in the Grand Avenue G. Bertha Schusslor, 0' Bridge-
n no in Congregational (‘hurth last months
~— 9 on "lieinemiwr the Child." says the Port» Heads 5381011131er
trouped out of the house in their night ‘5‘?" Haven 'I‘lmcol.csdcr 0‘ T909!" 5 0' “l8 Stale '
clothes. authoring sonic wraps as they date
swept through the rooms in their llllh M" Graves ”id l" Dflfl’
riod exit. Their entrance Into the Icy "For l0" .Vealfi l have watched in With 800 members of the Grand
atxyyngphgfe and snow wits anything review a host of 8,000,000 children chapter, Order or the‘Esstern Star.
but comIortablo. butthsnks to the host- ill“ in and out of the 31'0"! mlwol tethered in Masonic hall. New an
pitallty of Mrs. .flexander J Rummler and ills reaction on my will l bring en, last evening the annual state con
who iii-eainenwncootiiougetbmm 10 You labial" Child!“ 1'21; of em: volition 011119 chapter came to aciose
fortunate bacilli lacked Iidtlfittg In the down-1111633 tramp!“ kin atheists. with the spleudld'banuet following
wdy olt‘omforl.’ ifbb’luit into all kind! Bf 11'1“an theitnpiessiminstsilstlon ceremonies.
By this time the alarm had spread Ind womanhood For In that march of Almost‘every prominent member oi
throuhgout the neighborhood. Rural the 8.000.000 of Fair Haven’t hope, i the state attended, and also many 01
Mail Carrier William ii. Tristrsm huv~ have 599“ awful pictures 0' “Will" the New Haven members.- There
inn soon the Mass at about the some WW"- 0“ “ii-‘9 ““9" taco “"3 stamp- were approximately 700 members
time as the miiirrnan. Mr. Tristrnm 9‘1 “l0 "33““! “l parentalneglect, 111- from the sixty-seven chapters in the
was harnessing his horse in prepare.- difference "“1 “'0'”- l“ 80 many state.
tion Ior the day‘s work. The good 080- taces have I toiled to see the rolleo New Officers "mama.
ARRIVED --- Just in time for- this" sale, a
whole CARLOAD OF BLANKETS at 40c on
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'l' he grand 'VvGI'Uh matron Mrs?
(‘lnrir called attention to the spirit
olbeuevolence and fraternity that is
now pervading the order in the state.
She recommeded an increase of $100
itn the salary of the secretary. The
repoxt of the grand cometary, Harriet
I. Burwell, showed there was initia-
ed during the ref 689; afllliaied.
38; reinstated. 10; charter members,
47: membership January 1, 1911.
7,643; total. 8.427.
There were admitted, 92; stricken
from the roll. 41; suspended, 11:
withdrawn, 75: deceased, 111. Total de-
ductions, 271. and leaving a member-
ship January 1. 01' 8.156. _
There are two new chapters at
Danielson and Moodus.
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TRUST COMPANY BOOKLET.
The Bankers‘ Linguine, a publica-
tion devoted.5to the Interest of banks
land other financisd matters. which is
issued monthly In New York city, can'-
talned in its January number just.
pie flocked to the scene and dld'ev- “0n 0' Whél‘love "id father-lotus At last night's meeting the tollow
crything in their power to save the HOW Will l child "Ilium dew-“loll with 1111; odicers elected in the afternoon
house, but their ettoris Were 01 no 01" lllll’ were installed: Worthy grand matron,
avail as the the had got too much ' ll ”'0“th dOlDS 'le ll 01‘0““? c, Bertha Schooner of Bridgeport; as-
headway to heed, the (cable odorts or l N“ obliged to all)" ll. ls nol 60mg soclat‘e grand matron, Bertha L 8.
these men. who wilthout adequate what ll WWW-“d I will 159:“ 5‘0“ why Gailupot Moosup; worthy’srnud pal-
menus oi lighting tire, had to resort to I am obliged to any lhll- ron, Edward E. Fuller of Toiland;
the antiquated methods employed in "ii l3 ”9‘03““ “"301“? “P and “0““ associate grand patron Benjamin F.‘
days at old. the land who knows anything about Turner of Middletowu; grand score-l
Mrs. Rummier reported'to The Sen- “16 schools ls 813$an. and has in!!! tuy,Harriet11. Bumll of Winsted;
tlnel that Mr. éhnw had attempted to been “midrib“ the “MO“ 4W :1 grand treasurer, Ida A. Fish or
secure the services of the South Nora failure, Ind 563M430 everyone "110;, Windsor; grand conductreu, Mary 3.
ed from herhomo.’l‘h0 dopartmontre the real situation is saying the ductwress Fannie G. Gardner of Mil
{died ,0 respond owlmg 10 the fact that something. hence whet other couclu- 10rd grand chaplain. Mary E. Ken-
thwplace was so tar out oi the cm' 3‘0“ 03“ be reached? you or Putnam; stood lecturer.
Nimitz. "And our schools are costing our Cherie F. “the, at South Norwaik;'
Within a short. time the two and a city nearly $1. 000 000 annually We are grand marshal Mary is. assumes
ha“ ppm-y residence with all its con-Q [old by men on the street that 1‘65““3 Of Bl‘ldKeDUl‘t; mud (WWII. Miss
tents had been reduced to a pile Git”? not sotisisctory and I have heard Florence L aesddett of Barnard;
the same thing from every teacher mil Allah, Jennie MGI‘EMDI W3.
personal effects of the (wily had been that I ever met.” There certainly must WY; mud Ruth Kate L Rich ot
saved and many little Ullnminvnlui- be some truth in this overwhelms: mm Hampton; mad Esther, pun.
bistothe owners were destroyed. For- tsptimonn. ~het11 13911311111111 oi Danbury; mud
tunateiy fiohody was injured. ‘lrook Into the store window and M9,,“ Elizabeth 0qu of Thomas-
The Show Homestead is one of the watch the crowd on the street. For 1611‘ grand 919cm, Alida. Edwards of
landings, of The Normals» being mm. at mat expense. the school has smutord grand warder, Charlotte
' what was tormerly known as the Keelwottemmed to teach flv‘ but W“ there Limo u or Derby, , and grand senti-
er homestead. It was built'overseon- ever it tints when the loci; or art on no] 9,9,, H “951,,“ or south Man-
tury ago and had withst the rsv- the street was so 3111.0eg apparent? cheater
ages of the elements welt. 1.113911“ The large bat. and nuts 01 other The {01,0me comiiilttees were 99‘
‘had done much towards modernising ahapes. short, tight sklrt. and Ib’le cl pointed-
mice and was much admired tor Its is crime against the Creator. for it d‘e— Committ 9-9 91,999,: and grievances.
old lame swig. .. 1 im‘u woman. 011 IM street, It. ‘3 R“ “9 W x.“ * M "he
The Shaw‘nmtiy are now it the not a question or art It Is a direction W91 m and' William J. 3“,.
home of Mrs hummer and It is not of style still. “It! muting “mum“, gm: 1
known just What their plans for them. “Education today Is overdone. Sub *3de Ellis ”999 Chopin. mm! M
ered by insurance held bp the Taylor requirement line been added tessrd mitten on dispensation and charities.
Giu‘ d 0.1. Pen
5 export in his subject hits overworked *mfi‘w gm“ nil: 390m. and
MIMI-rm Flirts Now Valle or attempted to overwork child mlnd,“m;' mam WM (111 3999
newton. Juan—A serious the one child mind rebels assimt the “5n; SWIM 51.11111 3
which mutated tdur shrine on: mm“
Sold. on El rt
especial alarm. broke out this morn-‘1 ‘ “The word 'oduca'te' hos almost be- H n$1m&3$ :9 939,012.99,
’ Icott.
Standard Oil Company, in the Wit (“”5““99 the 99. o" the word .0“ Sarah 15 Width}L sumo L. We
,Wtrohstter, which is
‘ ton-ah; up with a'
view of the presence of tanks and re: infirm“ n .w. mo
WM.
walk fire department. having telephon- knows comparatively Milli!!! about 0,,- oflieriagn; associate grand can-5
the dwelling and as a result of his 151- g the hair, ll! mil only a 11er 0! tile itl C @9919... Mary Andrus MIX. Jennie .
torts it. presented a handsome appear ss’ntlc failure 111 art Instruction. but it B Mallet m Eds“ N. Buidwin.‘
tors are. Their ion is portiolly oov- Ject otter subject, requirement site; Nest and 1mm" D. Kinsmen. Oom- 5
out. quite an exhaustive account of the
.South Norwalk Trust Company The
article was Illustrated by several cuts
.nud gave a very complete description
of the new building and ‘bsnkiiu rooms
i
,and the business that is conducted by '
title company. The Trust Company arl
ranged with the Bankers' Magazine to
re-print their article and put it in
.pemphlet form. The booklet contains
twelio pages with a cut of the exter-
lor.ol’ the building and eight views of
company from its organization April
15 1901. up to Decembe: 31 1911.
iMany favorable declarations of the
manner of transacting business and o!
the progressive spirit and success oi:
ithe institution appear on every page.
Several thousand copies of the booklet
have just arrived at the Trust Com-
pany and during next week they will
be distributed; The Trust Company
desires that every resident shall have
one of the books.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
Themlday 'Arternoon Club met yes-
terdays with Mrs. Dunnebscke, Myrtle
avenue, East Nor-walk. The followmg
program was rendered: '
Fran: Halo, Mrs. E. H. Fox.
Landscape and Marine Painters.
this: Helen Swarm.
Architecture. Dr. Mabelle Perry.
new meeting will be hcld Fri-
dsr‘ encroach, February 9th. with
‘Mro. 111‘ B. Smith, East Norwallr.
THE DANGER OF LA GRlPPE
In its lineal tendency to pneumonia. To
cure your in grippe coughs take Foley' 3
Honey and Tan- Compound. 11.11 Fish-
er. Washington, Kss. ., says: “I was
troubued with a severe attack of Is
crisps and nothing I need did me any
coed and i was threatened with pneu- .
11101110. A Mend advised me to use
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound and
I got some at once. I was relieved
from the very ilrst. By the time I had.
taken three bottles my I: grippe was
shine with he." the we. 111191-
mlcy and W. '1‘. Withers & (79.
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the interior of the banking rooms. The ‘
treading matter gives a history of the ,
Imus. I believe Foley's Honey and]
To: compound to he the best local.
clue I erer used and always “9?? n, ,‘ 1
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