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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Old Well Lodge, No. 1m, F. and A. M.
" Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, let undead Tueedeyot
each month~Juiy and August 01-1
eeptedu—at 8 o'clock. All Master
Manon: cordially invited. Fredgnéx
8 Lyon, W M. Robert M. Wilcox,
’ . Boiler Chlptor, No. as, it. a. M.
Meets in Masonic Buildinl. Math
Main street. 2d and 4th Toendeys a!
each month—July and August 01--
ceptedwai 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus”
Guier. H. P. Robert M Wilcox.
Sec.
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VIOUTH NORWALK BOKRD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Canoes.
ViemPt-ealdent—Charlee J. Pldgeon.
Secretary—Frank w. Hadley.
Trsaaurer—Matthew Corbett
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THE WORLD MOURNS
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Willi illil‘ landing of tho survivor»!
of the lll'i'atoti 'l‘itunto from illit- Car-
. ‘ pathla at New York City 'luat eventing.
title first clinptcr'ol the resilient nin-
rine disun‘tcr in the whole history of
the merclinni—innrine la éoi‘rowi'nlly'
closed.
A it was u and protoeeloii that. slowly
,wended its way to tho ("unatd line
, docks while a hushed gathering or
flinrrowing. expotlnnt rolntliea and
m lids. chartered nlytit the wharf, pre.
.i'or better or worse.
the details or the terrible- disas-
he JalOvvly became known, the 'iiot'ror
t hung like ti pull over the eager.
Viking and mourning world. it was
W 11‘ and not. ttntli then that a men-
91 the efforts of the diruatort
d be undotatood li‘wn now tli1
it! stands aghast not being able
mprohelid its full purtont
Now that the it‘ll‘ililt- shalt-nae of
world us to who were atmd and
he gave up their live». that others
lg‘ht live iron in a measure been not
tied, tho attention of the people as a
Whole is dit or ted to other channels.
Someone inttsl bu responsible, whe-
ther Captnln.Sniitb, hie employers or
I this then. we do not know and are
not now prepared to pass judgment.
At the present moment, however, Cap-
tam Smith is held responsible, it be
his contended that with the warning
it in known he had, he should
to cloned down hlti ahlp whilo pills-
iiit through the ire tlelde.
”(line heroism shown by the Minors
and men of the crew Illid' that display.
ed by the paeseitgcis in their stress
or terrible danger is something oi’
twitch the wotld is pioud. That titer-m
Bitten could stand and look deep into
the bl'lnk‘ or their gram without
' ‘filnchlng. pushing the Women and,
‘ d’hiidren to the front and to safety
‘deiarvlng of all the good that can
9‘ “it! of Ill. It was genuine chivalry
whlohali should feel pride oven in
Mr of sorrow.
those homes, be they palace: or
die. Where the empty chair will be
noticed as a result of this terri<
calamity, we can only eay. "God'o
«like done. not ours.”
M liver shall not have heart
in vein in already evident.
- ,in’liinulaud and America more
' .wmuon ii in the procure
leach and viii plohdoiybe
' oletmptheaiaetne sit-ole Goodman. Waite Dwell.
«hemmed
momma. .
' mat. to fie violated trees.
rim ammo... or the gut-viii“ or
#rthe ill-fated Titanic. "
All night ions. the editorial depart-
ment was kept busy cnawafln‘ tele-
phone menu“: lrom the intercom
public of TMW Nahum!“
m m His
Will] Ilillilllll
Finite TH lites lies Not Elati-
Halted lite Contention:
Moe-m
Judge Lucien if. Borneo or the civil
superior court his handed down ede-
cialon in the cue at John E. Date. or
acrimony. better: of Bethei creating
'the motion of tilb defendant to' have
plaintiff secured come time ago.- die-
ooived and also dieeoiving it.
“Mutation. Not Eetabllehed.
The argumenta on the motion were
heard before his honor last wooit and
Judge Burpee in his memorandum
rays that he cannot” and that the‘lpiain»
tiff haa established the fundamental
allegations at his cornplaint and that
he has not proved that any contract
oral or written. wee ever made by him
and the defendant whereby lie diitaiw
with it. excellent mice. Tile I’Mtl- -,
aei due Wiuuabiea to delimit
~ lie to mow the. pun- dotaiia lit the
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New York anlnet the Loe-Mcllehlen '
the temporary infunotion which the‘
oil the right “to he the sole coiling
agent or the output of the dofdndanti
factories until July 1 1913" and thatl
’at the Mill. it was elmwti that it wan1
thevcuetom to let the plaintilf nail the'
greatest part of the delendant'u output
of hate but that there wee nothing to
bind either party to do no.
trad made and broken by the defend»!
out. it sector to hit honor that the
piaintln has an adequate remedy at
tlaw. He can the plaintilis contract
would have had a little more than a
yeast to continue and it did not appear
to the court that the defendant had
refused to deliver to him all the hats
he could cell during that time. ‘
in the light of the toetimony and
statements made during the hearing.
Judge Burpee find-a that any threat:
the defendant Blade could not be lak-
on nortouaiy.
Bates is a hat broker with his place
of biialneee in New York ,. and he:
claimed that he r‘bad an agmement!
with the LoeMcinciiitin company to;
handle their entire output of hate but
that they broke the agreement when
(they sold direct to the trade. Bates
iput up the, claim that ho had sold 81.-
000.000 worth of the Loc-Mclatchiau
huts and that his commission had been
$.10 000 and he figured that he was
tdamnged that nmonnt by the defend-
,ant breaking the agreement. Stripe
time can he applied to the superior
court In this city lot it temporary in-
jnuttloii teatralning the defendant
,t'rom selling their butt: direct to the
{trade and he wanted the hate to be.
placed on sale, through bini Hie mo-
tion for a temporary injunction was
granted and then the. defendant
brought auit to have the injunction
dissolved and this motion has just now
been granted by Judge. liiit'poe.
When the arguments were heard
last week there Were a number or le-
gal lights on both aldep.
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TO COMMEMORATI‘. THE FIRST
GENERAL COURT.
Society of Colonial Were in Connecti-
cut Will Meet on May 1 Without -
Transaction Businees.
Notices of the .ivi'ontlotii general
court or the Society of Colonial Wars
in Connecticut to be held at 3 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, May 1, at the
Wadworth Athenenm, Hartford, have
This date commemorates
general court in this colour, which
Was hold on May 1, 1687. The meal»
in; will be 'aduonrned until a later
toiiowing llet of omcera to be voted
on at the annual meeting is presenud
b.“ the nominating committee:
Governor-Arthur Reed Kimball.
Perry.
Secretary—Lucian Albert Barbour.
Truman—Ralph William cutter.
Treasurer-Ralph William Cutler.
Registrar-malt nutter Ger
HiswflIn—nWillllei mum.
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HM and Memento—flair
. no says that it itiieged contract 1‘
been sent out by Lucius A. Barbour. 4.
the tint
duto without dolng'any business. The ~
Deputy- Governor—Charles M
erlcit Bracket-
Lieutenant. Governor-John Holt
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AVision
i dreamed i saw a little brook
. Run rippim down the strand;
Widiclmrytreesendspfle
Abloont on either hendz'
The sparrows ntheteddront .
the quotes
Upon the. branches m1; “M
The Pidzeons liockettjmfi
ace yard
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Afresh their wings to men.
And out of Westminster,
‘With a bewildering air. 1;.»21
They hugged each «11111111113 I!
the neck
And littered in team.
To see the yellow daffodils
And see the deities white:-
Tliey- rolled upon" the erase;
,slopes
And drank the water clear.
While 'buses the embankment
took
Ashamed to pass enear.
And sandwich menrstoott still,
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And costermonger‘e smiled;
And a policeman on his belt
Passed. weeping like a child.
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Specmls
in " OiletArticles
A most complete assortment'of the choicest Toilet
Articles can always be found at The Boston Store.
Everything for the bath, the complexion, the teeth,
tile hair, etc. Quality the highest, prices the low-
est. Here are but a few of the many items for
Babcock'e
Corylopsis
Powder. the genuine.
”dial. tomorrow.
Talcutn
Spe-
.....‘lilc
cleans. ma
Hand Scrubs.
Special tomorrow .....
the brush that
dc to last. 100
and :5c
Tooth Paste.
Dr. Lyon' 5 Tooth Powder.
”malady 25c “.170
Sanitol Tooth Powder and
Hot Water Bags. good
quality. Tomorrow . .
at
Combination
Smodont
Tooth Wash
and Sanitoi 19C
Bag ang'syringe. To. $1 69
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mOI'I'DW . . .
Hot Water
Hind’s
Cream.
Regular 15c Tooth
‘ es... Tomorrow
Tomorrow
Honey
Regular 501:.
and Almond.
8
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9
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.5
g
Brush- 10C
bottle.
Hydrogen Peroxide. full 16 oz.
Regularly etc.
Special 'tomorrow ..... 14c
Cren‘ie Eicaya. Tomor-
row ........... ' ....... 50C
1:» $43533;
v.
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Castile Soap.
Woodbury’s Facial Soap.
Tomorrow . .
’17c
Hudaut’e Perfumes, large V
. variety. Tomorrow, 02.. SOC
and 75c
Cuticura Soap.
Regular 176
25c size ..... ..
‘ Coigate’s Perfumes. Spec-
iai tomorrow. ox. . .. 29C
William: Shaving Soup
Olive“
cake . . . .
“Palm-Olive" Soap. One jar of
Palm Olive Cream Free with
purchase of six canes of Palm
Soap.
Matting and
.5‘.‘ 10c
Regular 551‘ Combs. To- 190
Tomorrow
with brass lock and trimmings.
fancy linen lining.
iariy $1.50. To- $1
for ~-
Kerital Suit Cases.
35c Writng
quality
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Fine Combs. unbreakable “.15
C
50 sheets
’23?“ 3",?“ ’°’“°" 210
Paper. extra line.
and so cave...
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Hall. or Wellington-ti thin the order or
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f: him: than! the in.
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£1...“
toil". and i! title in W by the
meme court, to Which hale Woite
to determine the thin: to do on the
highest authority as noon n ”his.
II hereon" wil have to lol-
lov .a diluent method . 1h hie
'iindlae'.‘ in part, be ears:
'The‘ item evidently intended to
timid a method by platinum de-
linquent mum could be unmar-
ii: dealt with. and them-em
later it the ”amt. an complaint
et the mile W. eon teller»
mwmmmmt
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W as that en» appeal be taken
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this special etaiuor’y M 8:»
tumMuman‘
thmwmpmrwmoteiev
the not ea indicatinc the. old and ob‘ .
ioet on the law lo. the «at that not
ponly‘ia the «limited committed to
'iali‘ required» to m the amount of the
on with cost- oue new turner-mote
trauma to my: either ”in money or in‘
wool Willem aim-me term or
In W I W whiny for-
minimum lav." . -
i new bettiemaewmcrtm-
lua‘belde of the M yids court
and the promotion being under the
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