Evening sentinel, Friday, May 24, 1912 · page 6

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SOCIETY NOTICES

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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M”
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street. lat. and 311 Tuesday at
each montthuiy and Auguiit ox-
oepted¢at . 8 o'clock. All Master
Mnsons cordially invited. .Frodoriok
8. Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,

‘ Sec.

Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 2d and 1ith Tuesdays of
each mouth—July and August or
copied—ht 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invitcd. llichson
W. Cole, ii. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox,

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COUTH NORWALK BOARD OF

TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee.
Viee-Preeident——Charlea J. Pldgeon.
Secretary-Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—~Matthew Corbett“ 1

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THE AUTOMOBILE LAW.

Ono oi’ illio limit luwvcrs in tht1 stoic ‘
Vcalls :1111'..1111uti11n to tho intuons hicc-
. ion ll ll the automobile- 1.111'. tor ihcf
'fonito oi' shorting ho11'pcr‘iti'i its 1111-:
pilotttiou is .10 such killings as we.
' have 11.1.1‘ bcrc in \\'11t(11'bury rcrcnllyfl
The section. it will be 1'11111111nher1‘11l.l
reads us follows: “No 1111111011 nl1nll‘

,.: opernzc :1 motor whit-lo on the pithlicl

“highwms of this stoic recklessh :11 1'11 ‘1
'1»: ”out 111 nlrrru girritrl 111:111 13 NH!“

'onable and propcr hitting rmzm'tl lol
he width. traffic and use ot’ the high l
way, or at) as to endanger the 1111111111
3? 01' this 11115 or liuih oi any 1111111111." ‘

‘ I ioi'iiidu thi'co things» driving: rock-i

1168813301 11i1l1 1111rtt~o111blc 1111111111;
For so as to cndnngcr the inoperti' oi
the life in limb of any person" \ow1

what further oiidence of tho violation2

of the last phrase of this section is:

l ceded than that. injury was done?

9 111111113 fact that '1 pcrson no.1 kill

or lnjht'cri is mitlchcc «nucluuiw‘
lint the tliiviug cudnuncrcd lilo oi
limb Xoihing c 1111 111' niorc siniplc oi ;
conclusive and how any one who in;
lures another while driving an unto-g
mobile 11111111110111111 conviction under:
this 11111 is more tliun this: grout law-E
yer on :1111liod1 also can soc. Think;
it. OVCI‘.'~ 1\\‘111crbnry Anwricun. '

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Arc thc oynlcrmou dciinni of snow-
thut thcy (‘ltiméie an
.'month for their national c1111i1t1iit.l1.in2’
asks thc New liuvon chistcr.

‘ llouliilcss they are. Ask any oyster

Jmnn and 1111 will toll you that oysters

' are just 1111 .hcnltht‘ul, and in some. rc-

npccts holler exiting, in-the months at

May, June and Auguht than fit any
ther tlint.1 in the 13.11111. Novcrtholcsy
tilt is probably well for the writers that :

they are givch a few months of 1'111111~l
£1011 for their growint'. time.

Maw”-
RIGHT TO~THE POINT.
{the ultimate constuucr still lives
nd can see anything in the present
price and wage situation worth‘llvingt
for he is a true optlu1iut.~—'—No11' York
World. ' 1

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it in quite common in politics to
our “farmers and worltingnicn". As
though the average l'n'rnicr were not
the wor’klnglst kind of n workiugnmnl
' ~Bt. Paul Pioneer-Press. '
The Aluminum trust is to follow
close on the heels oi the Powder trust
_n agreeing to dissolution under the
hermnn law. it thonghtlcasly furnl-i
to Mr. nooaevelt with «mother grie»
not: against. Mr. THIIfi-New‘ York
arid.

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“There is just one word which ado
'91”.er describes this spring—alt in
wonder." ma the Boston 1

1 «Shin from labor cost.

J 1’10 per cent higher tlmn in “602.
i to

"lilous" .

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25 illlli i lllli

"11101111111 Result 01“ the Settle-

ment of the Miners’ Strike

N'EW‘YORK, May 24.-'lt was inro-
cd'todny that the average price of
the domestic sizes of nuthraclto coal,
throughout the year, would he in-
creased about 25 cents a ton on a. 1151
suit 0! the wage increase granted to

the mine workers, who have juot re- ‘

lilli'imd work utter forty-four days 0!
idleness. .

According to calculations at the
time the mine workers presented their
demands, those demands, it granted
would huVo increased the cont of pro
duction of all sizes of anthracite 40
cents 111 ton, and since the competition
of soft. cool makes impossible on ad.
vouco in the price of the steam ulzen.
tho odtied coat of production would
iuu'c lit-en covered by udvnnclng the
price of the domestic olzcu. which com:
prisc till 1101' cent of the total produc-
tion, tit; 23 cents a ton.

tint the mine workers and operab
0111 reached 11 compromise agreement
which provides for n wage increase

not no grout on that originuliy (lo-y
111ondcd. From the books or the 0010- .

ponies it is calculated that 11 price

, advance of about 20 cents on domes-

tic. uizcs will he required to cover the
wnizo increaee finally granted. The
Winner. of the price advance of 25

101111111 will go toward making up the

the coat of production.
that has taken
the last ion from. This ll
grcnter cool of mutel‘lulu.
01' which 111'0 from 20 to
and
pumping

increase in

pl: 1m in
due to the
tho ptlccs

the gl‘t‘liltlr outlay for
ventilation. and
11111111111011, that has 11ouotnhn11icd the
cxhnnuiion of the richer and more 1111
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TEST (illT CASE
OF HOTEL LIBEIBE

Ill (".0 SIVBIMK

nnuimrowx. May 2.1,-..11'1111 1111
olijct'i of carrying 11 tout cane into
court the county connnlusioncrh decid-
t'tl turci’uso tho npplicutltm ol’ Horatio
t". Chapman.

This annual sale has
Owing to the WONDERF LLY LOW PRICES and the EXCELLENCE OF
THE MERCHANDISE to visit here on this ace/canon has become a fixed pur.
pose with many careful buyers.

This year we have even surpassed our previous efiorto 1n gathering the most
exquisite Undermuslins. at RARE SAVINGS. to be shown anywhere.

Serviceable fabrics, pretty styles.

The prudent woman will buy N
erything in this line that she will want for some time to come.

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of Old Soylirooh torn.

MAY SALE
0f MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

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Signature
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For liver
Thirty Years

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antnmcr hotel liquor llceucc. An 11p- 11 of Oh! Suvhrook nirwuiy has three li- l
pool 1111111 lmnnulintch mud in 11111 1111- conned w:i1l h in tho lull mnuhor it in;
WHO] (in tin 1111111111 (initial il l nrl entitlmi 1&1 under the law of i900 all
any connrol for tho ~1111'1ii. am. ”the lowing on. license to oath 000 of hi
char in in tho 1111111111 0t :1 tnicndix 111111.; toun'a population. The law 131‘ 1911i
and will ho urgumi. it is exhorted 11:: pctinitu tho i‘rnntlm, of n [homu- tor
tho short toicndur martini to in" it! ill the monihr 0f..llltl«1.lttlt' \llilliril and
Friday. June In.

1111'. (111111111011 is 1'11'111'1ri1-1ur of (‘lmpmun tntilntnlnu that thin moans
Fonwick house. Thorn 11-1111 no ohicc-l inn: :1 "hummer lit-choc" run i111 grant-
tion to thc iil'llttl‘tilily of thr- applicant. cal 1111111 though lliii' town alrcntly has
1111 or the plncc. Tin:- Mnsnl ot the 11.0 full qi'otn oi regular lircnrcu. .luditc
00lt‘llilliittltmt‘1‘5 to 11mm the license in chloy l' l’cat'no honours in lit-hull
horrid isolcly on tho fact that the town." of tho country comminalnnors.

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Hit-

ecome one of the most important events of this store.

good workmanship are their characteristics
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Drawers

$1.35 l'lt'nn‘crs

751? {Hill 1131' Draw1'rsml...'1t‘c null llnm?
burg trimming .....

50c Ilrtuvcrs and illoomct'.‘~'~—-.-‘\:1;~111rtctl
..'....1. ..... 1.11.53.3‘39é
Extra Size Drutit-twitcgulorly. 501:
At

styles"

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l'mlirella l)FR\V'tTl‘fi-~\Vllll

ing and tucks:

trimmed: best 291: values. At 19¢

Corset Covers

li‘rcucbsCorsct Govern—Finished with

(‘luny lace :‘

Corset

set Covers
styles.

prettily

oiibo. out it it“ struck on that 1 ‘

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also embroidery

regular
At 15¢ ea. or Two for 25¢;
Covers—-Tight
French style. several ’designs oi
“trinnniug to choose from; our reign?
int .251; sellers.» At .L... 1.111.»; 19¢

A big assortment of nicely 11111111 Cor-

At this sale, 011i .1" f

Combinations
- Skirt and Drawer Combinations.
£1111: ones at

69¢

$1.118 qttalitica :11

.Uthct‘n from 98% to $7.50

1A.Pretty Line of Princess
Slips from 980 to $4.50
0110 special hit. including 111111115 from
$1.98 to $2.50, at $1.50

l"i11it.bluc and lavender hatistc l’rin—

.. 98¢

1-11..

....'..39¢

littiii'n'tllt‘liv

cuss Slips. 211' this sale

Long Skirts
Long Skirts, with ltctnstitclird ruffle.
finished with clusters of fine tucks,
Also Long Skirts with deep flouuce
“of embroidery; regular prices from
9811 to $1.50. at .... 79¢
‘At this 111119: in wish 16111111 atten-
, not: to our new 1111‘: of litter Under-«- 1
.'mullitrl. Which will, prev'e «nullity.
‘iritere‘etingeethebride-to-be. 1

too values,

fitting and

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”than, of

Benjamin Clothes

“WEAR A ~ENJA IN"

Many of the energetic, mil-groomed
‘men. you meet everyday 1 re wearing

“Benjamin” all-wool Clothe-l.

It’s proof

of their keen, sound judlment, too.
Able to pay more, they prefer to buy

Benjamin Clothes

at 518.00 to. $5.00

because in

these Clothes ti ey get the

fit, style and service usually found onlsr
in clothes at higher prices.

Blue Serge, single and double-breasted
Coats $18.00 to $2500

Have you seen the“C1

Blue Serge Suit at

othcraf

5130
$15.00?

No suit just like it ever sold for less

than $20. 00.

“Gotham” Athletic Underwear.~

$11per garment

JOSEPH DAVIS

85 Washington Street

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botirdl of overcrowded care 1m renoh- ,

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or an order prohibiting: the

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or am.

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ahead or iron: ‘iho center or the cltr wen. a conductor. who had been in the
to pointa on this- LIED Among the 1i employ of the Connecticut Company
hreeentativen of the petitoincre a elfc-r a number'ot' years. He has worked '
three or four men who have contain - on open cure. and has examined the
injuries in the performance of th lr; double step cars for the purpose of
obeervlnx conditions He wu 111101110
to reach the lore rope from tho lower
step by three inches. 1110.11.11.11 rope
by an: inch». Br moon ofthe top
step of the new one bathroom with
the w. therein ion room to: the com .
-ductor to more Alon. it. ‘
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connection: 1:0,. and 10011191111? 11
were present on belt-it ot the co ~
May Attorney 3. T 8900): con t-
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