.TImSouraNoawsLn
EVENING SEN'I'INEI.
James Golden. Editor and
Proprietor
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THURSDAY MAY 23. 1912
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SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
" . Did We" Lodge, No. 103. F. and A. M.
- Meetslin Masonic Building. South
:41 p. m.
' each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o‘clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
8. Lyon. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
' Bee.
Butler Chapter, No. 38 R A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street. 2d and 41h Tuesdays of
each month-July and August ex-
cepted-nit 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. ilicltson
W. Cole, ii. 1’. llobcrt M. Wilcox,
Sec.
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SOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee.
Vies-Presldent—Charles J. Pldceon.
Secretary-Frank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
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THE OYSTER BUSINESS 1
1
Al the convention of S ‘11 Fish
commissioners 1n [lesion '1 \l'H‘ll.
' where there were l‘i‘pi‘t' uiutivusf
from (‘anutln to Texns. ol‘ the oyster;
industries 01‘ the various states. 111
(9011111111.th was chosen to visit New
'Huven and meet u committee 111' iht‘:
National ()1 Bier tlrou'ors' usmrlntlou‘
tor the purpose of ill‘rtlligilll: for u
closer intimacy between the two botll-
es for mutual bebetit and the proud of
. . the general business. ’lhc tunitnittee
f‘ hnnsists of Dr. George \\. Fi eiti choir
' man of the Mnssuthnsctts iisb and
Garlic Commission John tfiruf't. ol’ Aic
bnma, Frederick 1. Porn: 111 t‘onuet
limit and Suepson Route. of .\iur_1lund.3
The otlltters chosen fut tuc Nationali
Association of Shelltlsh t‘tunmission'
ersat Boston are: i
President, Joseph little l’I:.111 oi
"ZChlipel Hill. N. (‘5 rite p11~sidcttt
John Craft of Alabama; trenstm c1. 11.
“A Round l rotldctnc ottcuti; 1e (nun
" (ill.- Dr George 11' Field or Musunt hu .
'nelts, Frederick l.. Pct r1 of New Ha
veil, of Trenton N. ..l 11nd ii. Mellon-E
aid Lee 111 irvington V L111111115011
Earle, oi‘Centreville. Md. wan paid the
as setretarx his woik ltz'niun beenx
higblv commended h_1' the de31eg11cs 1
”lite follouing resolution 11.15 passl
ed:
'\’i’ltorcusz The oyster fisheries pro.
111th one third of the value oi’ tbc'
fisheries oi the i'nited States and are
capable of glentcr actunl and relative,
~ increase 1111111 our other fisheries. nnti‘
Whereas: l‘hese fisheries are not],
susteptiro ot the application or thet
'meihqu of fish culture on which the
‘Governtnent annually expcnds ~u
'[wards of one httndrethiold 1111 much
id is devoted to the improvement of
[the oyster industry. and
' AW'horeus'. This association is im-
,nré?ssed that the present scientific
Jorce of the Bureau of Fisheries is
. insufficient to conduct investigations
and experiments urgently needed for.
the development of the sitelliishetrles.
therefore be it ' .
Resolved. that the United States
Bureau of Fisheries he requestd to
urge the appropriation requisite ~to
carry on such investigations and in-
'uldes. and that this associatqion co-
operate to the. end of securing such
' apttmpriatlous and further.
_ Resolved. that at the appropriate
5 Mine the seorotnry of this association
shall send copies of this resolution to
'1 each member of the appropriations
committees of the Senate and House
‘of Representatives of the United
States, and to each senator and repro-
Ientatlve trout the oyster and shell—
Ilsh producing states. and further ‘
Resolved that the members of the
flocculation pledge themselves to one
. enactment of the intention m
‘ w. to give elect. to the aims ex-
Uta this resolution and take up
Main street, 1st and 31! Tuesday or '
{ The following net-111113:
W illun:
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-;
l.\'ot'uuik. t‘..ottn
lt-i Priest.
le1' York ('111_ for
‘Slll'iilld'i. littl
honor of rc- election to it thin-ti term ;_
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Announcement oi Engagement
Made by Mrs. Mabel Currie
Hill in New York
Si. lilllll illllill
iillllli Hli llilllll
Mrs. Mabel Currie Hill Asserts
Wedding Will be Within Month
'l‘hctuttiouncemeni made on Sunday
that Mrs. Mabel (‘nrrie lllll of Nor-
walk, was to be married to eat-Judge
Henry S. Priest of St. 'i.ouls.
caused somewhat oi? a sensation here-J
Mrs. iiiil bdving been 11 truest of
M0,,l convened. last evening, unanimously
lRllllil PlAN
All} Pill]
City at Norwslk Council Carrie!
Out Recommendation of final-‘4
near 1:. M. Wood
llillllliS Bfllliilililll
liliihi ill Milli
Work Will Then be deemed on
Main Street Changes
Upon the recommendation of City
Jn-glueer Charles N. Wood. the Nor-
wnik City Council in speclul meeting
accepted the amended and modified
plans of the Connecticut Compnny ro—
frlends during the previous week.
The St. Louis Sunday publlt'utious;
printed feature stories or the attain!
embellished with cuts and other typo|
graphical effects and plnt'eti on the
guiding its propose relocation. recon-
utruction and general track chances.
in Norwallt city streets, and it is ex-
pecied that the public utilities com-
Milillll . 4 ,.
mission will rutily the pluns ut their
first pages.
uppeitred lu_
Suttduy cdi-l
1
"l‘ho St. Louis llepu'uiit'.
Edwin-1th denial of his reported on
by ["01th t‘ nltctl 251111911 Judge liourr
Annoutmtncnt of the en—Z
gttgetntnt nus aired in the public“
yesterday 111 Mrs. liili before icnting
French Link
1
“i wont to mulw 1111 emphatic. dc»
‘uinl." suld Judge l’ricut 111 his bonit-
rhortly before midnight. "i am not
cnunued to Mrs. liill.
gutted to anyone. i lllil)‘ lllill‘l‘l’ ngniu.
but i do not contemplate such action
now."
’l‘clegrnphlc advices from New York .
are that while Mrs. Hill was a
igncs' at Hotel Littltnnt she told her;
‘tricnds that her marriage to Judge
l'rieat would take pinto within It,
mouth. . ,
Mrs; liill 11nd Judge Priest become
acquainted titre; years 11110 11 bile they
new ubtonti Mts ilillu Willi trawling
uitlt 11 lllll'l\ oi lricnds from her home
in Nor11'ullt.i‘.onu and Judge l’rlest
ioiuctl them nnd 11:13 it on ninth in bet
t'omputn. '
Judge i’tiest has for 11111111 yours
been one of the leudina' members of.
the St. Louis bur. He. was appointed1
to the t'nited States beach by Presi
dent Cleveland but resigned to take
11p prliute practice. in 1911'. he assoj
elated himself with Wilbur if. I‘mioyle 1
under the iltnt name or Berle and‘
Priest For several venrs P hob
111111111 110w Solicitor General for tho
i'niicd States .was a member of the
'tinn,wl1lth 1111s sttied at that, time‘
llmlc, Priest and Loltntunn.
iloyle nod Priest tepresent some of:
the most. important ilrms and cor-;
partitions. Judgi- i'riest has been the;
personal representative of ii. Clay
Pierce. and he has had for a client
the Waters Pierce. Oil Company. the
Standard Oil (lotnpuni. the North
American Compnm. the United Rail
wars Company. the Union Electric
and other wealthy corporations.
Prior to her marriage. nine years
ago to Ebenezer Hill. Jr.. the wealthy
young Norwnlk. Conn, iron master.
Mrs. Hill was Miss Mabel Currie. of
Brooklyn. A year ago last February it
became known to. their friends that
the iiills' domestic relations were
strained. and Mrs. iliil caused her
furniture to be removed from the
handsome home. in Norwnlk.
Later she went to Reno, Nev.. where
two months ago alto obtnin'ed a di-
vorce. She returned, to Nor-walk,
where last Wednesday at a reception
given in her honor by her intimate
friend. Mrs. Reed .Havlland. she an~
nounccd her engagement to Judge
Priest.
Judge Priest, who is 59 years old.
is a widower. His first wife. who was
Miss Henrietta K. Parseli, he married
in 1871!. She died lateral years ago.
V mot-1r TO THE POINT.
Why doe-u t the Paris police depart-
ment enlist some boy scouts to do the
shooting?
‘ a“
You will observe that the aunt who
Petersen 11m.
ideas .11.? will properly tell an new
‘ WWW“ lilo “13M HIM
~ 1111-11.-
‘ objected;
1 11111 not en-j'
'u'bottt in front of the
' 8 o'oim'k' by
the call.
-. not in town.
'daya' notice or a hearing to “be given.
' immediate start. and that the commis-
‘Dsuymay basin tearing out the track.
“it“ Wit-k1, :- 11 W 11111-111 .
bu somethiap the Wm m... .
hearing this afternoon, illtm ottot'diun
the opportunity for the compaily‘u own?
and the city's contractors to heginl
. work on both Walt nnd M11111 streets,
‘in connection with the parlor. work
ignite-11111111 to \li‘t-i. Mubol t 1‘trrie Hill of "0W in progress.
was mndo that night “ it ulll be remcmbmed that the.
mllro 1d c.0rporullon pititloned tor per
mission 101 double trucks in Mill“;
street from Wall street to Henri"
street; that. the oounrll and citizens
that conceuulonu were littnl‘;
ll offeted ll) titer-01111111111 untl that 111 1
‘ length the 111111ch stunted permission!
for double tincitinr. M11111 street front
H1111 street to tie-n11 stwct.
The double trucks uili 1"ommtuee.,
(is 11101111 on the 111111111. :11 :1 point
fitnr Lsunrlt) in
Main street, near Hoyt Fll‘l‘l‘l. l
The meeting was called to order all
M11101 1:. J. Finnegan»
City t'lcrlt (‘hnriea ll. Dliworth rend‘
All wetc prtnent but (fond-.-
uho has
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cilumn William Thompson.
Mayor Pluneguu cxhluiucd the pur
pose for «own: the meeting was cali-
ed. '
The following resolution was pro
sented by Councilman A. N. Benedict.
read in t“ itv (‘lcrk Diivmrth and pass-
ed b) 11 unanimous vote:
Reached That the plans warmed
by thet."on11c1t.ictttoompum for the
mtmalrntiion and relocation ‘ot itsz
'1rnti1s in title citv w'lilth plans are
eutitied' The Connecticut Computing.
N‘orvs'allt ldncu Proposed ro-lucutlonl
of trucksnn Wnil street from iaaacs
aimed to Knight. starter, Nut-walk;
Conn. Scale trim-20 ft. November 3.;
1911; E (1 Webster. Engineer, 1111 re-f
vim 11:11 22. 11112, approviin Eft'u
Webster, Engineer" and "The Conner-l
lieu-t Company. Norwallt Lines. M11111!
street from Wall street. to New Cane;
vaan avenue, proposed truck changem
Not-walk, Coma, Scale 1 iii-40 it. Ap-i
rd 4. 1912. approved to. C. Webster,’
Engineer. 1111 revised May 21. 1912. h}.
C. Webster Engineer" (two sheetsi;
the first of said sheets commencing
at Wall and Main streets and ending
at Union avenue; the second commen-
cing at Union avenue and ending at or
near New Gama avenue; be, and the
same hereby are accepted and-Moon
ed; and that the City Clerk cause no-
tice of this decision to be given to
said Connecticut Company, on or the-
fore May 29. 1911'
A slight «nonunion followed the
adoption of the above as to how soon
the work in them above mentioned
iocatious~mny begin.
Corporation Counsel Leo Davis ex-
plained that the plans must. go be»
fore the public utilities commission
tor ratification. it “panel for a ten”
but as the cornmfision is to met this
afternoon it is undontnod that the
ten days‘ notice will be waived, inap-
raueh us the city. has spread to the
plane and the conditions warrant an
lion will ratify the plum this am-
noon so that the Connecticut 00111-
tomorrbw ortwithi‘n a few days.
No further business being permitted
under the call an adjournment 1m
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.1: . Shamus O’Brien
1! 0 sweet is the smile of the
3 beautiful mom.
.3 As it peeps through the con-
11 tain of night. a
‘9 And the voice of the nightingale
"9 singing his tune.
a" While the stars seem to
’9 smile with delight,
l,‘ Old nature now lingers in silent
11' repose.
‘9 " And the sweet breath of
:9 Summer is calm.
11 While i sit and wonder if Slur
11 mus e’er knows
it“, How sad and unhappy iv am.
I .. ‘2 CHORUS
:: OShamus O'Brten. why don't
1-; you come home?
N . Yo don’t know how happy
if i'll be;
:3 We but one darling wish, and
ii that is that you'll come
3;! And forever be happy with
-‘.', me.
it
‘ 3:! [1| smile ween you smile. and
. 3.9 ‘ I'll weep when you weep.
‘1 And 1‘" give you a kiss for s
‘i hiss. ‘ .
:: And all the load vows that he
it made you 1'“ keep;
9! Wild! morecas lpromise than
3 this!
11 Does the sea have such bright
. '51 and such beautiful charms
it That your heart will not
:2 leave it for me?
5'; 0 whyrdid i let you get out of
11 my arms. .
5! Like 11 bird that is caged and
i: is free?
2: OSltsmus O'Brien, i'm loving
l ' you yet.
11 And my heart is Still trusting
11 , and kind;
5‘ it Was you who first took it.
11' and can you forget
3 find?
it No! No! if you break it with
1'1 sorrow and pain
39 " 1’" then have a duty to do:
if you'll bring it to me [will
u . mend it WI,
1‘. And truattt' ttdear Shsmus. to
H ,0“.
L.“ ‘ That love for'snother you’d '
Ila
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24th Anniversary Sale '
FRIDAY SPECIALS
A bargain, to our mind,
must be something of an unus-
ual nature, either the merchan-
dise must be better, the price
lower, or the quanity greater.
When we apply this rule to new
merchandise, as we have dur-
ing this Anniversary Sale, it
makes Friday Bargains at the
Boston Store of such import-
ance that they compel atten-
tion. As usual we gladly fill all
mail or telephone orders.
.FRIDAY SPECIALS.
Sweaters
"\ “”‘s’i‘ itwn‘tnu'ttt $11 catch in all sizn Iinti wilds. What
iltr} '1‘1' oil 11 rating; inittt's up tri$4.{_18.
.\11111'\‘t't'.~ut'} i'1‘it'1' ............................. $1.98
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
Wash Dresses
ltt ii't' 11111 («lion and stilt-m good 111111111}. ‘-.'11=ttt‘~ur_\'
l't'tt‘t- ........ $1.98
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
. House Dresses
“lllt‘k. white and colors. [1m pieces; Zl special value.
1‘1111111'1'1'5111'1 Price ............ - ..... . ..... ' ........ 6 9¢
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
House Skirts
in grey. black and while; just the thing you want. Anni-
1'1-1'~:1r1' l‘riCc ...... .
.......................... 49¢
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
Muslin Curtains
With ltctnstitrhed ruffle: $1.111) value.
............................. 79¢
Anniversary Price ..
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
27 x 54 Velvet Rugs
in Oriental patterns; value $2.50.
.. ................... $1.79
Anniversary Price .......
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
8c Apron Ginghams
.-\ll $11.13 checks standard qttalitx: blue and l1ro11n.
....... . .................. .. 4134‘!
Annivlrsmy 1' 11:1:
()ne pound rolls of pure White Southern Cotton.
FRIDAY SPECIALS. .
20c Cotton Batting
Anniver-
41212.1
snrvPrice.......-........ ............ .
, FRIDAY SPECIALS.
12% Brown Sheeting
Made of him. heavy quality. fine for sheeting. Anniversary
8.1:
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
32cPequot Sheeting
Bleach’ed. half bleached and unbleached Sheeting. good quai—
" ity, a 1-4' yards wide; one of the 'best of Sheetings. Made
:- for. wear. Anniversary VPrice‘.................. 27¢“
, .4 mm SPECIALS:
2512 Dress Idnens
Pure white Dress Linen. 36 inches wide. 5ne even thread far
waists and dresses Anniversary. Price .1. ... 19¢ 1
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
$1.25 Bed Spreads ,
Large, full size Crochet Bed Spreads. plain. heumiteh‘ed and
fringed with cut corners; Marseilles design. Annivefsa’iry .
Price outerrnetn.......1 ‘ Y
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