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Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
': fleets in Masonic Building, south
‘ thin street, lat. and an Tuesday or
each month-duly and liar-gust ex-
ddptedwlt ‘8 o'clock. All Mum.
‘ Nation: cordially invited. Frederick
75. Lyon, W. M. Robert. M. Wilcox,
lien. ‘
idler Chopin. No. 38, R. A. M.
' Meets in anic Building, South
. Main street. 2d and 4th Tuesday: of
I‘ each month—July end August of
copied—at 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
7 Mason: cordially invited. Thaddeus
buyer. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
.7 Been
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GOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Canned.
Vlee.Preeldent——Churles J. Pidoeon.
I Secretary—Frank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corlett,
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7EVENING SENTINEL TELE-7
PHONE CALLS . ‘
gn-a—News Department
92- ~3—Businees Department
44-24-Branch Office. Norwalk
I 890 —-Ed or”: Residence
7:9-5—«City Editor : Residence
I THE TELEPHONE.
Nori'vich Record:
The growth of the telephone to one
of the marvels of modern timeu— per
haps the greatest liIIndIoIiu oi per-l
eons are still Iiring, who roIIIonIber
its introduction in tho 'thlItr \ourul
”a" period when it. was looked upon
by many he on iIIteIIt-ntiug to) enpnl
ylile or furnishing some amusement but‘
tithing more. Now it is about the
biggest thing on earth. especially in
United States. The Hell uyiutem
, his country reaches .0 000 placed!
.Wkloh is going some when it in. known
that there are feuer than 05000 pout!
olden. 60. 000 railway stations and 25.-
rezulnr telegraph otllroe. The line;
It communiunion IIltlI more hum-
than Uncle Sam oz tho lHflllriiil“
totally a lot of wire is quuirori. i
‘ exchunge and toll service milengo
2.932.615. and of this i :00 403 was‘
strong last year. \iore than half oiI
xillitanilenge in underground and more:
innoiug. 'l‘ho conduit from Washing ;
iron to Bostofi—«i. 'ItI
miles in length— 7T
will soon be in service. That will keepi
those two important stations in con-
. IbeCiion regnrtiloes of the rIeIIIhr-I
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
, Dr. Mury Walker “came book." She
has entirely recovered from her at.
Eiuck ui‘ pneumonia.wBritixeport Post.
.4...
A Philadelphia .IIIuII clnims he can
live on 31 A week. Probably he lives
.Iwith his wife‘s [tilli5.-—-Gl‘llllil Rapids
Having annexed lilinoia t‘hnmp
Clark now given little thought to thcl
.4”
«Politics. " sins (luv 9! nor Wilson "is
‘ lineman.“ And at present unfor-
tunately tor the other business, it in
Nut the moat nctive'bueinees in the
cOuntry'.~Providence Tribune.
I -4 .
7 Judging by theterI-ible majority the
illiinois democrat: piled up sgainet
prof. Wilson. hanged if we don't be-
lieve In large number of the voters,
orited political qubbeIe on him:—
The desire oi Colonel Roosevelt to
president again is not. an ambition.
'n diseeee.—~Knickerbocknr Press.
. ‘9”
- than Berton. founder or the non
. in dead: but her oiieprins will
iorever.--New Redford Times.
4o-
the troubles oi Chins wIII Inst be
ilren the soldiers who are now
e country apply for pensions.
n News.
- No doubt tile wily Doc
Mn tron s hundred to
omen retire-Warning”
tip-I. retention
e Whiihyn‘I
.7 77“
.WM«M.~.
Finn's Tint late: Hes Not iiiiali-
7hoard before his honor lust week and
“Allegations of his complaint and that
end the defendant whereby he obtain.
' of hueineoe in
. gIIInted rind
' on at the annual meeting is presented
a“. .
Wild! II" tint the loan of hu-
7h, Iinersesed to ntnstri . '
Jlliii Willi lili
Dililllhl lililllllil
ilehed His Contention 7
Jud» Lucien F. Burpee oi the civil
superior court ha; handed downo do;
ciaionln the one of John E. Boles or
New York 'nainst the ueMcmhlan
compounmattern or Bethe! grouting
the motion of the defendant to have
the temporary injunction which the
plaintiff secured some time ago. die-
eolved and also dissolving it.
Alienation: Not Eetahliehed.
The arguments on the motion were
Judge Bur-pee in his memornndum
says that he cannot find that the plain
till he; eatnbliuhed. the fundamental
he has not proved that any contract
oral or written. we. ever made by him
ed the right "to be the sole lollinS
agent of the output of the defendant
factories until July 1, 1913" and that
at the most it ws-a shown that it. was
the custom to let the plaintiff sell the
greatest port at the defendant‘s output
of hate but that there was nothing to
bind either party to do so.
He says tint it alleged contrsct
was made and broken by the. defend-
ant it seem: to his honor that the
plaintiff has an udequnie remedy at
law. He any: the pinintiill contract
would havehed a little more than a
. -w« my...” m “mm.
.Vearr to comiuuo and it did not appear
to the court that the defendant had”
refused to deliver to him all the hotel
he could sell during that limo .
in the light or the testimony and
statements made during the henrinml
.ludgu Burpee tindrr that any thrombi
the defendant mode could not he tail-l
on national).
Retell in a hut orbiter with his pinrel
New mm and he.
claimed that he bud an agreement
with the l..ee-Mci.nnhlan dompnuy iol
ihnntile their entire or: thII of hats but!
ithut they broke the aereemenr when
the, sold (meet to the trade. Bates!
put up the claim that he had sold ii.- -I
000000 north of tho Lee-M Lachinnj
[Ihtlls and that hit: commission had beeul
sat) 000 and he figured that ho wnn‘I
IlaIIIunt-d that amount by the defendl
not breaking the agreement. Some
time ago he applied to the superior:
u-omi in this f‘li) for n temporary in
junction IesItrnininrtr the defendant
from selling their huts direct to the!
trade and be “noted the hole to be
placed on sale through him. His mo-
tion for n teInpor'IrI injunction was
then the defendant
iIIouuht suit to ban- llil‘ injunction
dissolved und this motion has just non i
been mauled in .lIIige ilurpoo
When the arguments were heard
lnIII week them nere II number of le
gal lights on both sides.
T0 COMMEMORATE THE FIRST
GENERAL COURT.
Society of Colonial Wars in Connecti-
cut Will Meet on May 1 Without
Tranuetlng Busineaa.
Notifies of the twentieth general
court or the Society of Colonial Wars
In Connecticut to he held ht .3 'oloolr
Wednesday afternoon. May i, a the
Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, have
been sent out by Lucius A. Barbour.
'l‘IIiII (into commemorates the first
general court. in this colony. which
was held on May 1, 1.68". The meet;
lug will be ndjourned until a later
dnte without doing any business. The
following list of officers to be voted
by the nominating committee:
Governor—Arthur need Kitn‘oull.
Deputy Governor—Charles Fred-
erick limiter. “
Lieutenant Governor-«John Holt
Perry.
Secretary-Lucius Albert Barbour.
Trneaurer—Rolph William Cutler.
Treasurer—numb William Cutler.
Registrant-Frank Butler City.
Historian—~WIiliston Walker.
Chaplain—~0hntrncey Eunce Brew-
ster.
Gentlemen oi the Council—Mule
Richmond Cheney. George Fraud!
Eaton. Prank widen Whoop .
Commitee on Membership-40 erles
Welles Groin. milk Butler (ism Wil-
liam Whitman Fathom. char-lea Ateli-
7held Godwin John Price Elton. .
cis Goodwin. isuc Watts Brooks.
Ahrsrn Kenton Robertson. George
Dudley Seymour.
Hti‘torlcsi and minnow V“ ‘7
A Vision of Children
idmmedluwaiittiebroolt
Run rippling down the strand:
With cherry trees and apple
trees .‘
Abloorn on either hand;
Tire sparrows 'gnihered from
the squares
Upon the hrmdres mi...”
The pidgeoru flockedJromipel
nee yard
7. ‘l'
'Aimh their wings to preen.
And out of Westminster,
Crime trooping. mm a thou-
sand strong
WItlI a bewildering air. ,2...
They hugged esciI other ‘round ‘ I
the neck. .
And littered for delight,
To see the yellow daffodils
And‘see the denies white;
They roiled upon the grsse‘y’.
eiopes
And drank the water clear.
While 'brnes the embankment P
took
"Ashamed to pass new.
And sandwich Imen’jstood still. ' ‘
“hut.
‘ IAIId costerrnongers smiled; -
And a policeman on his beet
Pessed, weeping like 77s ciiild.
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Tomorrow——
A most complete assortment of the choicest Toilet
Articles can always be found tit The Boston Store.
Everydung tor the bath, the complexion, the teeth,
the hair, etc. Quality the highest, prices the low-
est. Here are but a few of the many items for.
Babcoclt's
cial
A
Corylopsis
Powder, the genuine.
. tomorrow. A 1
box ........ . ....... . 0C
Talcum'
Spe-
Hand Scrubs.
clepne. made to
Special tomorrow .....
the ‘ brush that
“‘3‘ 100
. and age
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Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder
Regularly 25c . .
...... ' 17c
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:4.
“3f?
MOYFOW . . .
Hot Water Bags. good '
quality. Tomorrow .. $1
Combination Hot W a t or
Bag and Syringe. To- $1 69
. ........ _ e ‘
Hind’s
wt H”
to: : Iii
_ _ :' ‘ ii; Sanitol Tooth. Powder and
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33’s“. l’l I, fi(e. can ar 1
$35; fig; ly 25c . . . . . . . . . ....... 7C
':.:I:-i‘ I:e¢'l 7
1'3}: 5'35”“: Sozodont and Sanitol
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Honey
Cream. Regular 50c. 39c
and Almond
4’
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Hydrogen Per‘oxid‘e. full
Regularly 21c.
Special tomorrow .....
16 oz.
Creme Elcaya. Tomor-
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do§v~§tel
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w°°db“"‘ Fifi“? 77°? 170 Benin: :7.
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Hudnut’s Perfumes, large 50C 31:: if}: :
variety. Tomorrow, 02.. ' :35 3+1“: I
and 75c 3“... ' :
35¢ Slice .......
: 7,7 Cuticure Soap. Regular 17c ll;
Colgate' s Perfumes. Spee- 29
C
ial tomorrow. 0:.
Williams Shaving Soap
50 Special
Olive , 7 Soup.
"Palm~0live" Soup. One jar of
Palm Olive Cream Free with
purchase of six cakes of Palm
I
Matting and
marrow .......
Regular-.235: Combs. To- 190
Tomorrow
with brass lock and trimmings,
for . -'
"ea-+3:
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Keritai Suit Cases.
' .7 In]!-
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Fine combs. unbreakable
quality ....... “.150
At. 7 fancy linen lining. Regin
...... 10C larly $1.50. To- 1
mo... $
35¢ Writng Paper, extra fine.
,5o sheets and so 7 enve-
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lopes. Special tomor- 21 C
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Ill i7 Will
lodge Plait linirie Failure in Psy
.- is “mortality sum
unw HAVEN. ‘April. 1&4...»-
indnm on the anesi oi OHM
W. oi WWW m ihb‘ order at
‘thehoreuxh oourtthathebem
pitted” isil until his mat to:
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7 207i“. and if title ll am by the
Item court. to which Jud“ Wolfe
recommends thst en EDWIN mien
“to determine the thing to do on the
highest “authority as seen u poetihle.
itwili ween thst the notion W
offendere Witt Vill have to lol-
low in a didennt method hi hie
finding. in Mint III‘ I 7
"the mmetidenttr“ blooded" to
furnish ‘a method by revenue Ile-
linqmt W could be moi-r
Iiy their. with. and therein w
thin mist mm prom lb
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the act ..i’ unwind. end and on ‘
Joe! of m luv lathe (act that not
only in the WW committed to
jail required to m the mount In: the
to: with costs but he is mrtherumre
required to payeitlrer in moneybr in
wort: for his! hound during the term of
his commitment a- More wholly inr-
«in to {ho Minion! inrv.‘v , .
moratorium iaillecrlm- '
inn! side «the eon-en: ‘ Rel-as oourt‘
end the Mine. being under the
com Mine nation of Bell to 7
lifiliethbMMthedooliet wss ‘*
unlit-d. 7 '
umnmmmm.
Norwalk Chronicler