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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 29, 1912 · page 6

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EVENING SENTINEL

James Golden, Editor and
Proprietor ‘

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 29.

 

 

 

TWO Cents il Copy —- $531 Year

HINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
. TOMORROW

High tide I0 :41 a. m.' , 10.1.5 p.111.
“Sun rises 4: 23; sets 7:17.

 

SOCIETY NOTICES

_«'__

MABONIC DIRECTORY.

_ Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M. 7
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street. 1st and 311 Tuesday or
each month—July and August e11“l
canted—«at 8 o‘clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
8. Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Sec.

Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
~Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street. 2d and 4111 Tuesdays of

» 'oach month—«July and August ex.

{gamed-11: 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. llloltson

511w. Cole, A. r. 110111111 .11. Wilcox,

 

 

 

sec.
5.
IOUTH NORWALK ’aomo or
TRADE
Pmid Nehemiah Candee.

.Viee-P Infants—Charis. J. Pldileon.
‘ Secretary-rFrank w. Hadley.
~ Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.

 

‘ EVENING SENTINEL TELliJo
PHONE CALLS

92- -2-—-News Department
gag—Business Department
44-2-Branch Office, Norwalk
890 --Editor' 8 Residence
729- 5—Oity Editor 5 Residence

 

A SOVERElGlN TOWN
Thellnn. loot-go ll. Chandler. of
Rocky Hill was 111.11 lumpy when. in
his spoorli :II n lit-11111111111111 club ban-
,qdel in (lr‘et111\\'1lcli, Friday evening ho.
"(inscribed that iown us a "New York
Vi suburb.“ The llt‘St.‘l'l|)ll0ll nun-it have,
11111111 (lth‘llb'll’e to Grnmiu'it-li‘s locull
pride. lt lll‘llllt‘il a deponllvnt'o on tho
- metropolis 'wi1lt'l11ilreenwloh does not
. feel. it is to the personal ntlvantngn
.of'New York people to 1111111111111 Green
,wlch. But is 110an be unfortunate it
the residential ud1antages 11 llltll 61:11
pity possessed should he used it) do
mat: the tout) to tho luiol ol :1 81m
nth of even Non 01h lruonuirii is
a 1.0an of Connecticut. and within 1101'-
11111 limitations. has dol't‘l‘t‘lgll rights
I which the State of Connecticut. gnnr
antees. Mr. Chandler ls capable of,
licity of expression. but 1‘“ has 11 ton-l
.y toinnho rorlmi slips \\'lllt'll are
"émba-rmdng if not to himself. to his
fiends. ——~llarti‘ord Times
_._._~_.. ._~.u~_--_
, BICYCLE NOT A BICYCLE.
When is :1 lll(_\'il(‘ not1u bicycle?
According “to Judge Wolf. of our more
.conrts. when it has a motor attaolrl
out. This ruling may be good law, but
it withdraws from 11119 Publir protec-
tion of iii'o and limb long enjoyed un-
der the1 bicycle ordinances and further
weakens confidence and .I'osp'uct. in
law itstilfrmAusonla Sentinel.
. -,..._..;....~._.
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
,' A Baltimore minister says that all
mysteries will be explained on the lust
day.
1011.3 should want Champ Clark

preside11t71-—~t‘.i!7vols11d header
t

‘7'A nice point of equity was settled
recently by the 131113111111 house or lords.
which reversed the. judgment 11,1 the
Wort of, appeal and ruled that a in-
116111; is entitled to compensation for

” injury to an eye already blind. The
reason given was that the injury 11111110
"‘lxho blindness observable, and thereby
lowered the workmnn‘s value in the
labor market. Il seems entirely rea-
, IonablePSprlng-flcld Rebubllcnn.
.......
Mr. Carnegie has 'i'ounded 11 hero
{land in ltal1, not,l1ou'ever. for tho

 

for

. grunt] opera. heroes who hail. horn that ,

ifllnny land «~Pausuic Heiuld.

. --O-—

1 Tilbre seems to be something 'of n
rlvulry between 'l‘aft and Teddy as to
"bich shall drive the hearse. -7—-Wth-
11131011 Post

~0— ' 5

The Princeton football ,team has
been given 125.000. and n is said 111111
timothy”: are undecided what on to
' hot it. No doubt I gputle hint

 

i be fortibdoming from tbel political

1mm- of Triathlon , ,W

Then we shall know why any.

 

”this to. 11-11111.” 1.. 11111111151, do
' mm 161m «menu's

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How sleep the brave who sink
to rest

By all their country’ a wishes

blast!

When Spring, With dewy fing-

ers cold,

Returns to deck their hallowed

mould,

She there shall dress a; sweater

sod

Than fancy’ s feet have ever

trod.

By fairy bonds their knell is

rung;

By forms unseen their dirge is

song;

There Honor, comes a pilgrim

EMF:

their clay;

And Freedom shall awhile

repair,

To dwell a weeping hermit

there!

———,Willia.m Collins

 

STANDBY THE FLAG

Standby the Fisgl Its sure. like~ meteors gleaming.
' Have lighted Arctic icebergs. southern seas.
And shone responsive to the stormy beaming

0f old Arcturus and tile “eludes."

Stand by the Flag! Its stripes have streamed in glory.
To foes I fear, to friends a festal robe. “

Arid spread 10 rythmlc lines the sacred story
0i Freedom’s triumphs over all the globe.

Standby the Flag! 01111-1111 and ocean 1.11.1.

By it your fathers stood unmoved and into.

living. defended; dying. from their pillow.

With their nu blessins. pasted it on to 1111.

Stand by the Flag! Immoral 11m bore it .
Through sulphuroiu smoke. deep aunt and armed

--A guatdoelultlll from We!

defence.-
Andtiuirlmpalusbuluuiilbmoait.

 
 

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7.

"T051 bless the tail that wraps“

 

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cube, etc.

' and return.

1155591011 ilillllllii
“ minnow

(Continued from Page One.) ‘.55
Soon other the explosion took place. '
wordy» lent to the railroad coin-
pInyand‘tiie claiinn omclalI “tried.
out from "there. Settlements were
male with“ or. thou either inland 1
pot-Immiw or whose promrty w» in 5
on! way that except Mr. Bola.
Who uncured both pomnnl injury and
property demon.
The casein attracting couiderable
attention in tho Norw'nlkc and the
min will be watched closely. The

 

‘_ papers are Ioturnu‘blo to the Court or
Common Pleas on the first Tuolduy in
, June. The complaint in an follows:

To THE SHERIFF OP‘ THE COUN-
TY OF“ FAIRF‘lEl.I),.lllIS DEPUTY,
OR EITHER. SHERIFF OF THE
CITY OF‘ BRIDGEPORT, WITHIN
SAlD COUNTY. GREETING-

Bo authority of the State of Con-
nonilcui, you are hereby commanded,
to summon The New York. New Hal-l
van. and Hartford Railroad Common.
11 oormration duly chartered by the
lonoral Ammbly of tho State of Gonpi
meticut and having an office and prin-i
clout place or busiueu in the City or,

' Bridgeport. (70111111 or Pairiield andl

Stuto of (‘onnocilrut to appear below.
the Superior Court‘to be holden with-l
in and for tho Count1 of Folriield on
the ilrst Tuesday 0‘ .,iune 1912, than
and lliero to answer unto Stephen
Ratio. 0: \‘orivulk Connecticut. in 11
[0'11” acioa alwrein rho plnlntli! rom-

l plains and saw -—
l 1. tin the lflih day of January.
tho plaintiff was the owner andt

It)”.

a large stock of goods contained thoro- ,.
in located in 11 certain building at said
Norwalk which building wan also us»:
ed as 11 rrsidonoe 111' the pininiiii. 1

2. (In cold day the dotwnlunt was,
tho owner and in pmsosaiuu at a o'er},
Iain luI-gr- wlivr tank loomed near the
suid isI'opery and residence of the:
plaintiff. ,

3. 011 said (1111" the snid'wuior tank
burst causing a large body or owner;
(‘illlllllllt‘il thorolu to flow middbnly'l
from said tank which water ontoredi
the anioon and Iesidunre of the midi

" 111111111111 '

At said time the pininitir wool
«tanned in hinied in said While!“ '
by reaaon of airknesu and said tel-l
entered his mm and covered him and
his bed utth water heroby bruising arid
injuring him about the limbs and onus—l
in: him to become more seriously ill j

13. Sold wmrr also entered said ap-l
icon in which the stock or the "11111.;
1m was loomed and damaged uidi

dollars.
,0. Sold watpr also damaged the"
sum or three hundred dollars.

8. The plotmii’i was on said “117
continuing 11 Yet liquor business ini
said building zlnd 1 mason of the in-l
juries rocolted afomgld. and the dun-l
are to his stow and pmperty. he won
unable to conduct. his busluou for a.
long period of time'to his turthor dam.
age in the sum of three hundred dol-
lora.’ ’ '

9. Sold damage was ran-lid solely
by the negligence or the plnluilti in
mint-1111111: said tank when the name
was out of unpaid, in a weakened oon—
dtyion, and wholly unfit to hold said
large body or water contained-thoro-
in.

Joseph illness or said Norwalk is
recognized in the sum of $50 to proso-

lloroot {all 1101, but or this writ with
_\ our doings iheIeon make due sari/lee

Dated at Bridgeport this 2311 day of
M111. 1912.

n1.1.11.11...-.1c..c-1ii.1~.-ucvoncn

Commiaelonei' or the Superior
Court or Fnlrfleld County.
. Property lipid in nation.
A rather worm property Mitt was
disclosed on May 28rd. when Consta-
ble Sharer served paper: of nimb-
mom to:- the amount at 81.000 against
William H Fairbanks. at Union in
i'nvor of 11mm .1 801le oi Mn.

1’
u

that the mm to I. equation him 5

owl brtiiopipiniitt unsecured b!
11.1- on 0111111161- 311.118» £211,111 Gouda
Sellout: use has a warranty deed for
the w. «

ltinaliommattortbp Mm:
ty-Mrmbho plainfllbubadpoa-
condone! the 1111111111145 chimed opti-
7.111111; MM W month, '3'“?-

this

 

 

 

 

iii immersion 01‘ a certain saloon and’ «

stock to the amount of tliroo thousand ',

furniture of the pisintlttiuihe further

In tho punch" the pioiutlfl alleges , 1
11111.11 pom-Ion or «1111111 1111111. U "

" Hutton! It New Britain. ‘7 «5

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Memorial Day

lALS TONIGHT

FOR, MEMORIAL DAY

 

t, at the Boston Store, you will find

Womble Merchandise specially priced.
Items of Interest In Every De p.artment

The 980 Waist Sale, Sale of

Gloves, Hosiery, Neckwear,
small Wares, etc.

 

All Silk Mousques
tsue Gloves .
,Tlir popular Itl l1illli‘1il
lougih in black and white:
regular [Ii‘it‘t‘ $1tk5.7 Special
tonight .. ...... .

A

Black Seal Grain-
. Hand Bags

Rli‘clt‘tl 1111:1le frames. in
French gray 11ml gill lin—
isli, lt‘illlicl‘ linotl. fitted with

purse and mirror, good
string liauillrs: regular
who ll:1g-.Sprcial tr»
3night . ... .. $1.98

 

' I
~ Pearl Ear Rings
Several styles. including
baroque pearl. some of the
round pearls have. white?
stone ornaments: regular
7" value. Special to-

3‘“
night 49¢

 

Winsor Ties—
7 All 1111‘ new spring: 11,111.11.
in all shades: regular .251:
value. Special tonight 19¢

Lace Collars and
Yokes ~

I

In Yoni‘se and Macram:
regular 5701: ialuc. Special
tonight ... . .

 

.74é'

White Linen Skirts

“I'll made. all siltw llliltlt‘
of pure \\'lllli‘ llllt'il. cut in
all the latest stylus: rrg'ulnr
$2.00 value. Special 1111-

7 night ...... $1.29

 

German SilverMesh
Bags

Fine Sll\t"l Mosh king's. lino
ring mosh. doc-11 shape. «'1
incl? lfillllt‘._l€li"l lined: reg-1
niar,$3.m value. Sin-rial

tonight ........ '.. $1.98

 

Hair Barrettes

Extra hoary stock. strand
effort. with strong hook anrl
catch: regular 25c value.
Special'toniglil . 11¢

 

1‘ Corset Covers

Made of good quality Iiaiw
soak. trimmed with t'luny
lace. edged with a dainty
l'dH‘ finished 11111 ribbon:
a renal at 50: wine. Special

tonight 29¢

All Silk Taffeta
. Ribbon
All the (lcsirahlu 'shados.
(1 1-4 inches widths. for mil-

 

 

 

linery and sashes regular
25o ,value. Special to-
night ........... .. 19¢

Silk Stockings"

.\ well lx'liuull standard
quality. in black only. Spec-
lill liIlIlg‘lll . . . .- ...... 75¢

 

Silk Lisle Stock-
ings
171111: quality sill. 1521.1ch _

Ilmilih lap. tum ilmnll heel
and tut in llllllL nml tail.

Special l1‘111iglit ...... 25¢

 

Cuticura Soap

This well 'lcnnwu soap. reg-
ular pric'é1251‘. Special to-

night 15¢

 

Onyx Silk Hosiery

For women and misses. All
sizes. linen top heel Zillil
11111 in black .tan and 11l11tc'
Ii'frnlnr 501'1211111'. Special

tonight ........... 1 39¢

 

Fly Old. Glory May 30.

Buya Flag"

tonight. You‘ll want one
Momma} 1.34.1112 May 30, III-
ilcpentlence Day. July 4th.
and on many other occa-
sions. ("hie hundred mountv
ml on poles. size 5 x 8. fast

7 color. . _
- $1.98

Special tonight . .

 

 

 

 

STATE lillllk GAMES
' FOII THEME“

5 Today

Now am: at Springfield
Bridgeport It New Britain.
Rblyoko at 11111111111. ~

Wad-7 .
New Huron at Bridgeport.

summon It We. 1‘.

 

 

SUMMER TROLLEY SCHEDULE. 1

The new summer chodulo up the
111.111.11.111» went. into elect with the

11m our. Tito Stanton! MmNow-i
‘ town avenue cure“ meet at Main and

won atheist and every My minute-

. the» can meet t'k‘g- midtown acre.

The sobedulb room to be media
gallon! furor. ' .

The eommy’ is mind Intel!!! or-
numéhto‘ 11111 tomorrow in order to

«confine the not crowds WW

ill motto their way totbe mu rp-
,ld like weather holds, of“: A
‘ a; am 11131: new 1119117111611.

I703! Kl'fllllil SETS
‘ IMVE ARIN-Ell

Th9 loot consignment of Kitchen
Soto bu armed It the Sentinel oilce. ‘-
Those who be,“ pompous and wish to‘ '
noun .8 not are advised to do so
Wkly ,II the supply of: ham l! limit
.1 and 11111111. tho int-lobe givenout.

1111‘. kitchen «than woven popular
"in! 151‘ ml benefit you» collect-there.
nu. «mo bu been no grout that ,
M 3¢l1lul MI" W ft difloult to'.
bordeuWocmphtomdtit -

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

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