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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 28, 1912 · page 6

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TUESDAY. MAY 28, 19:2

Two Cents “lorry—#55 a Year

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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOB
TOMORROW

High tide 10:02 a. m.; 10:05 1). at.

Sun rises 4:23; sets 7:16.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

socrn'r'r nortcns

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modulo nmsc'ronv.

A Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M.. will be hold at its
rooms. May 28th. 1812. It 8 o’clock
p. in. Work. Past Master degree. All
R. A. Mucous cordially and internally

. . invited.
‘ ' Fraternaly yours,
' ROBERT M. WILCOX, See'y.

 
 

 

 

 

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OOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
Nutrient—Nehemiah Candee.
Vice-President—vCharles J. Pidoeon.
“notary—Frank W. Hadley.
,‘l'ressurem—Matthew Corbott,

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS‘“" ‘
- . go-z-—Newa Department
'92-3—Buslness Department .
44~a——Branch Office. Norwalk
890 ~Editor’ 5 Residence
729-5—-—City Editor 5 Residence

 

EDITOR KNOWS ROAD. :
We have been doing some hunting

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recently over our State roads; illltl,
“while we are reluctant to say no. wol
are, nevertheless convinced that if:
the stretch of macadamlzod road i'rmnt
Port (‘henter to New Haven in not hot-
ter cured for than at iho prosmti tinto,
lt will «be all torn up lung before the
trolley company guts ready to double
. ‘ truck llr-Nt‘w llarcn Union.
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“ RIGHT To THE POINT. l
4 Problem for phyot'holtmicai ougitt‘.
doors, Was the famous Judicial 'l‘trtn-
pontmont blown up from the inside 0
the outsitio?~Cltlt‘nro 'l‘i'lbnno.

 

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it in said that all at lilo modern
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jukefl were known to the Romans. -.\m
» at all. Jolt Davis wu'su‘t nliro them.
-—~Charloaton News and Courior
, »/ -._.. ,
' * . dluhtington Wilson intimntou that if:
Wthe Mont-ans dont stop hutvhorlnti
our'ointlenu he‘ll write ‘vin nnptltor
sharp l(’lit‘l'ry’COltlmlilfl Siltto.

 

 

 

A rich California has just broken;
her engagement with a Europonu no»?

illontnn. This is infinitely butter ihunl|
repetition nt it'lsnl'c.-~~Unil‘ull Fri-oi
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it costs about ten «mus. the tenth
part of a dollar to ltnrrést a ton of
loo. Whittis costs to bare DU pounds
of it deposited lll your ‘ioo-box do-
pends entirely on what tho trqiilc will
benr.~— Montt‘oal'ldtar.

 

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b The ruse of the boy in Philadelphia
Wltosv inst aneooh was restore-d, by tho
hit-it of a mule is interesting. but not
unique. in a number of cones the’ (loft
application of a mule]; rear pedal ox-
tromiiy has horn known to stimulate
the rota] orgnua and induce an unex-

. printed, ilucnt‘y hand copionsnog ot‘

apeer-h.~l\'ew York Tribune.

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The pt“l((‘ of meat may be high btit
utrnubertleo are. good nud.ohrap this
year. That‘s one thingt be thankful
forwNew London Dan

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it can be said for Georgé Perkins
that he has an admirable quolitr that
is wholly wanting in Colonel Roosmelt
Penning is grateful for past favors
j and is loyal to his iriends.~—-Ktutsns
City Journal.

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‘ . BAPTIUMAL CEREMONIEI.
Throo baptismal ceremonies were

held hatter the morninyserrico in the

' Hungarian Reformed Church. Letting-

ton avenuo, Sunday. the pastor. Rev.

Gabriel Dolrus omclntlng at each one,

as follows:

Mll'. and Mrs. Stephen Balaya lr.‘ n,
son was given the name of Stephen
Edward; godparents, Mr and Mrs.
‘. 1mm.- czepet. of Newark. N J.

‘ Mr. and Mrs. intention Gslay's son

was given the name of Stephen: god-

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis 'i‘dth.

I Mr. and Mrs. Stephen thlpossl’s son
yras given the name of Bloomer. lod-

Wants, Mr. and mi. stoplion Joli-

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THE MORN O'MAV ‘
(By John lngieton.)

'l‘he skies are culling o‘er the loo.
With all the blue o'morn.

Thd'nun is shining o'er the sea
As again fair May is here

The birdn are singing in tho trons
A tondor lyric song,
Theron l'l'tlgrlltlt‘e on ouch
bronze
With or'ry sunny dawn. .

passing

Thou hnnton whore tho vordurea down
Is nprinklod with bright gold,

May mils to than from street and town
With a Rintltwsg newer old.

i) listen mortals o'ensho lit‘inlit!
liar wny heron; tho hill.

Lot ovory heart with joy awoke,
Tho morn o'Mny calls lhoo ntili.

DEAD.

Breathes there the main with soul
no dead

Who never to himself hath said:

“My trade of late is getting bad.

I'll try another eight-inch ad.

If such there he. go mark him
well:

For him no bank account shall
swell.

No angels watch the golden stair

To welcome home the millionaire.

The man who never asks for
trade

By localline or ad. displayed

Cares more for rest than worldly

run.

And atronage but gives him
pain.

Tread lightly. friends; let no rude
sound

Disturb his solitude profound.

Here let him live to calm repose.

Unaought except by men he
ems.

And when he dies. go plant hint
deep.

That naught may hreak his
dreamloss sleep , ‘

-’ Where no rude clamor may dis— ,,

\ pal

The quiet that he loved so well.

And when the world may know
its loss.

Place on his grave a wrath of

moss
“And on a stone above “Here lies
it ‘

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A chomp who wouldn't adver-
tise."
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nod A. glow dignity given this impact '
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pitta“ Inert Tame.
. Just ‘Won dolivorlnc hla spoeohg‘
' mm Emmi. chairman of the truly ‘
committee union investigated the
melt, tubmittod tho committee’s to:
port and its oouoinston'. Tim upon is‘
lot-soly a. review or the evidem, sud
contains noomndotlons for legisla-
tion. No portion!“ person is named
so being responsible thoush attontion
leoslledto tho not thston the day‘
oi the dilator thromdlstinct urn-
inu of ice were sent to Capt. Smith. .
J. Bruce lsmy, managing diroctor oi
the White Star Line. is not held r0-
4 sponsibld tor the ship'a‘ high speed.
in tact. he is barely mentioned In the
report. .

On the whole the report is impas-
slve and denotes Smith in his speech
went More fully into a discussion or
the causes of the disaster than does
the. committee.

The mommittee agreed upon those.

principal conclusions:
' The supposedly watertight compart-
ments of the Titanic were not water-
tight. because of the non-watertight
condition of the docks where the trans.
verse bulkheads ended. ~

The ateamuhlp Californian, control-
led by tho snrno roncern no the Titan.
it‘. was nearer the sinking stettmorl.
than the 19 mlivs reported by her?
captain and Mr omcem and crew "now i.
the distress signals oi the Titanic and
fallen to respond to them in llccul‘d"
once with the dictates of immunity, in-
ternational usage and the require-
Inenlu of law." The oonunlttee con;
eludes that the Californian might hard
saved all’thr lost [tussengers and crew
of the thin that went. down. Eight ‘
nhlpu. nil equipped with wireloon, were
in tho rhiniti oi the Titanic the
. Ol-itnp'lr- {anneal ”may 512 miles.

' The unmade... lights on an un- ‘
known ship. soon by the pastwngers on
tho Thunlo undoubtedly were on the
Culifornlan. loan tlttin 19 miles away '

Tho lull oniidditi oi the Titania‘s is:
life hunts was not utilized, Montreal
whiio only Tit-l persons were saved.
the ship's vbonts could have carried
1,176.
l‘NO xenoral nlnrm ytas sounded

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

minutes Miler lllt- tollision berm-oi
l Capt. Smith ordored the Titania's?
rim-toss operator to send out a dis-sf
ltrou message
l The-Tiltinit a (row “as only tuodgoi':I
b nonuaintoq with its positions and
t duties in on accident. and only onodrllll
l wan hold boi‘ote the maiden trip. r
‘ Many of the «row joined the ship oniyi .
9. few hours below alto nailed omit
worn in innoinuoo oi their position no».
til tho iollonlng Friday

‘ico positions so (infinitely reported
' to the ’l‘ittml9.‘ suits tin.l report.“ ‘jult
lorooodlna the accident lor~aiéd., ice on ' ‘

both sides of the lane in which it was
trayaling.‘ Sp discussion took place“
among the bacon. no conference . was
called to rounder lhoge warnings. no
hood was given to them. Tho speed
was not minted? the loohout was not‘
tncreuod: '

The committee concludes that tho
Titonios lights wore visible to the
Cahiornlan before she struck the too
be“ and that. the Californian must
hnvo motile distress rocketsnred
tom the bridnojot the Titanic. The
report says: “The committee is forc-
ed to the writable conclusion that
1110 Californian. oontroltod by that
same continuity, was nearor the Titan-
to then the 19 miles reported by her
captain and that. her editions and crow I
saw the alumni signals of the Titanic
, and failed iii-respond to them in no .
cordoned with the diet-ltd: or human;

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nuiroments or- law. The only reply to
the distrust: signals was a counter pig- ..
'Ml (mm i large whit. Ital which .
was named for nasrly two hours from
tho mhstof the anltfornian. in our
". opinion such conduct. whether {rising
tram indium-once or gross «retest-I
new. in most ropmheneibio and place; ‘
upon the commander of the (tuition .
nun a card responsibility. - TM

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Lace Curtain Stretcher;

Adjustable make, fitted with
ease]. can be placed anyuherc
adjustable to any sizo curtain.
Bram pin»; and center brute:

regularly $.50. Special31‘17

Cemetery Bouquet lHolders.
Marlo of heavy tin. will not
blow away. Special 8¢
Old Dutch Cleanser. ' M

(icons and Scouts all things:
regularly toe tan. Special

 

4 cans for 29¢ -

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h Anniversary Sale

Malinda] Day Offers from our
i Bargain Basement

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Lawn Swings.

4 pass-t-
Swing.

nicely

\\‘ill will it ill-r

iortnlily.

Sink Strainer.

ngt'r l’rrris Lawn
mmiv oi’ itnrtlwruhl.
finishctl. oxtrtt strong,
adults com- Sink:

hung (our
regularly

fipct‘ial .

 

Brooms.

\u. t. 'sizr. iiuo quality i‘nrlor

linmm:

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Tin Sink Sirlllllt‘YS. nicel'y on-
amdlml. hint- or white. can llt'
iSlilt“ or

. $4_49 lat ..............

corner , of
ear. Spec-

...... 15¢

 

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Mirrors.

regularly 3th. Spec -

........ 23¢ "it'd.“

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Coat Hangers.
“hurlin-

Sptrt'inl

.'\lllt'1l'lt‘ftii (lion‘s Mirrors.
ultitc‘
strewn} x i: 14.2; regularly 49c.

with
t'rntnr.

-- 31¢

 

or ,\I\I‘irt2 that Hang-

«Millie bio pull all systematic our; ’ . I. . II ~ . . ‘ ,
iii; was alien to the otitiuugtii‘ru pail .t ”i“ ri'fl‘llarl.‘ 3i 9““; 5PM”
continents and it wan flttwn or ihtaflli)‘ Vial .. ..... .. ...... 3 tor 5¢

 

 

Bread Boxes. era. made. of good quality tin:

3 sizes iuiatk Japanncd Dread regularly .li’hV Siiféiflluzw

lltlchL rt-gulari) 55¢ each. ' " .
.....n t... 41¢ each . ' ' .

Special .

.IWash Boilers.

Good sizc’ Round

 

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:‘Y‘akll ‘ litiil-

 

 

Tarinc Math Paper.

Hanging Fern 'Ba'skets.

.. Marie of heavy wire. pointed

 

 

rpiut size with solid Copper
I“ nickel plated: cone; rcgttlitrl)‘
..$2.50: SpctIrial .

Sitcom size 40 x 48 inches Spo- grt‘fn; regularly 25c; Spec.
cial 4c shoot. 45¢ roll of inl .'.. ................. 15¢
dozt'n filtrots. ' ~ '
Konmos Vacuum Bottles. Tabourettes. ‘
Will kcop liquidst hot or cold. Hear} collapsible missiort

 

wood labourettcs. nicely fin-
Mimi and made. extra Istroug:

mas

' Fast color cottton bunting U.

 
 

Mrs, Potts Sad Irons.

3 nickcl plated Irons; Handle
and Stand: regularly $1.00 set.

Spcrinl . . 82¢ set

 
 
 
 

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Leno: Soap.
chntlarly 5c t-gtlrt'.
l'ilOl'l’in‘.

 
 
 

Special to-
only (i to :1 customer

6 for 19¢

 
 
 
 
 
 

Wash Boards.”
timnl size Class Wash Boards,
best quality; regularly 39c.

Special ................ 27¢

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.Crepe Toilet Paper.
lixtra‘iargi- >th' package of

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

host qualit Iv (rcpt: Toilet
Paper : rcguiarly 10c pkg. ,
Spocinl .......... 3.1’or 19¢

 
 

 

 
 
 

Fly “Old Glory”
May 30th

The loston Store as usual pre— A
souls the largvilt and most
complete étock of

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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in town. .luy (1 Flag today.
You'll want one Memorial
Day. May 30th. independence
Day. .lulIy 4th. ami‘i‘or many
other occasions throughout the .'
mnmths- to Cullit‘. Our special , .
otters: until Nauru-int Pity:

8 ° Flag. combination otter.
size’ 5 x Sit. Flag. with polish-
ed wood pole and iron holder. '

value $3.98 complete $1 98
Carton IFlags.

 
 
 

 

‘I 4 X 6 ..... . ..... 1 79¢
5x8. ..... “$1.49
All “1001 Flags. »
393(84:.............$3.95
63‘10.....~..-. ...... $4.95,

P‘iagls'Ar-c‘ ion Soooncl .Floor.

 

 

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.81‘49 regrdarlx 98c. Speciol. 44¢.

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wimtese operator or the Onliforninn
ins not ground until a: 30 a. m., Novr
York time. will. mornlntt of the 15th
Alter considenblo “mention he

 

 

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momma Themmmltteedm “inamvtutuslaiu
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'nt‘ tit menu arr. Bruoeimw slit thithenood 'dwtth 1k
odour: lull nviaxnof the manages to p m g e Wt ' n M '" 5.“!n “'1'"

the White at" 0mm in Now Your “mm mm noun booontin- .
im‘s mmm‘o to, 1mm oou- , ..

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”In," tho» We“ “will ... the wimh‘és om on m cumin albino ho molt ”muslin to. noon

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