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Proprietor '
THURSDAY, MAY 30. 1912
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SOCIE'] Y NOTICES
7, Two (lotionj
MASON" DIRECTORY.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Mail onlc Building. South
Main street. in end 3d‘l'i‘ueldny or
each month—July and August ex-
cepted~at 8 l o’clock. All Master
Masons cordladly invited. Frederick
8. Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
Butler Chapter,INo. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in Mafionlc Building. South
Main otreot, 2 and 4th Tuesdays of
‘ each month-«duly and August ox-
‘_cepted~at 8 t'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. lllokson
W. Cole, H. 1’. Robert .M. Wilcox,
Bee. '
it
' oou‘rH NOR NALK BOARD or
' TRADE
Pruidont—Nahemlah Candee,
' Vice-Presldon —-Charles J. Pldgeon.
Secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
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THE LIMIT.
'l‘he alliiOullt‘t-‘illlt‘ill lilili u Immune
baseball team in IoIIIiiIg to :i local dia- I
mond Io pIIrtiIlIuIc in u Sumln) game
auggestu u rigid IInI’oI‘I'IIIIIcut oi" iill‘
Bundny ill\\' on that occusion. Drill
nary baseball may not lIc I‘cry obpcc-
lolnublc when touIlnI-tIIIi under some
tt-ltcunist IIIIIIs on SilllllilV but “lion
Ii'emininu IQI'IIIIIIIIISI :IIo iutIoIiIIcI-Il |"III
the sole pquI‘Isei of attracting a t‘l‘0\\','d
r_-lt is about time to draw [no line on Ilio‘
apart, on Sun-lots. until Slitll time as
its IIrIInIIItIIIs IIIII willing to comply;
with CIIIIIIIII‘III hum of l‘t‘rtpt'x :iubilm
‘We know of uni quicker way to ban
lid clapped down on Sunth gusebull
in this III lllll\ than by Iolegaiing ii to
;msatitriiiilistii. ins-onto Sentinel
AND WHER IS STAMFORD?
Hnitt'oul has II $1.2 .‘u‘iIiIiii hotel In:
eight. n neeIn it. lltltltchutl, IIII’
{airbus-y and New Haven no in Ilio'
matter of Inodiirn hotcl nocommoda- ‘
.flons. loading the cnpiiul. \‘ciilier of
V3988 tlirco titles will no jonions
, lumen Hmti‘otd itcts u rcullI up ”to dutc
. ftputting up " place 1110 lzIIImIIlIers
find politicians nremntitlcd to lt.-
2 Bridgeport 'l'elti grunt
l
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RIGHT 0 THE POINT.
One of Iioxllo's gicntcsl IIIIulIIcS,
at the present time is :t S‘li‘l’l'l‘lliiil‘ o!"
pi‘esiIlIIIIIs.~~iIci .‘iolllt‘s ltcuister lllldt
- Leader. ,
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The city of lli‘idgcporl is rccclvitif’
congrutulntions. Iiud descrvodiy so.
upon her lncroiising slnturc. liven
Hartford dips the flag in lIcI‘ hoIIIIr.--~
New Haven .lournulvt?onricr.
Dr. Mary Walker “camc back.” She
his entirely reiovered trout her at.
tuck of pneumol in. ~Brldgepoii Post.
ILID": Wiley an} s that the span of hu-
’ mun lii’o cun bi increased to ninety-
time years. No doubt the wily Doc
Italirlted it down from a hundred to
catch the women iollts.-——\\'usliim:ton
oat. '
. 4‘
bro I. is dead; but her offspring will
orever.-i\lew Bedtord Times.
, I -9."
udianu trimmer is to sow his oats
. but “that is nothing.
s wild cilia haveloug been sown"
high fllirrs.~—Tront0n Advertis-
. , 1 ~
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is the lil varnished truth: "The
Jun 1 I-Isevolt's pretense 0f
' I as champion min!“
, l em III us run]: It piece
W a. mortal eyes evfl‘
I...»-
I-. the novelist. says
o It dent! don't know how
rltioi I., It lint from lack
Me. «i York Tribune.
,2II'IiIIIIIIII' titliI-w'. 'l‘lIII :ziIIII'ilI III" tho
i .
IiiItK‘I‘EII‘ hm; lit'l‘ll Htli [but to mukc
. with guml ilr‘iiilll. llrls found it “(Win-i-
‘isIIll' of tho lIlI-Iimps of Western (‘illfl-i
Irwin and of Rhodc lslniiti.
ism It iIIIIII's the .IIIIi‘iInIltIiI
:itinir tho Bishop the IIOIII nearest!
Clara. Barton founder of the Red .
A oulrrnsaii bishop is simply an al-
uistant and differs from a brshop I».
WR‘GARNMW unutor In out he. has no room at
. , Jurisdiction in the diocese. He may
----——--- administer the rite of confirmation In
’ . addition to the powera which were his
WWW" ”m Wu“ Elam as u priest but the attain or the dio—
nmurmumrwwm case will pertain to the bishop as at '_
present. It to rulrly certain that the
in 8““ Growing Beyond Phy- matter will come as it: Is obvious to,
' , tho churchmen in the state that Blah-
BICII POWN.“ Bishop-Plan. op Brawler must have assistance as
, the matter of dividing the diocese ll
iy 0i Work In Store “I? Print out of the question, for the present at
Selected - any rate
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When the Bidsoopalianl of the Con- 'IC. O'BDIEU. c‘USE‘
IIIIstlI~IIt diocese meet here in Christ I 8"3‘110' I“ count
Church on June 11 and 12 In annual
convention, they will leave much more Dual.“ BWQEBE “‘8‘
than the normal amount of work fuc-' (Continued from Page 0118-)
inx then. In fact this is illustrated
in the acceptance of the probability
of u two days' session. which is what
most churchmen are looking toward
which her husband was giving. When-
ever reference was made to her child-
ren. Mrs. O‘Donnell would draw
to who are either Norm“ m lay del forth her hundkerchict and tears
cgutos Tm. Hm important Iuattcrui would (onto into her eyes ‘und alto
tire that of making Christ Church rwonld 3°" 1‘93”" h “u thouirht
catlicdtnl parish the plan IccommcnuI i1” Messenger Mans that the woman
ed b_\ llisliop lirow slur in his seinioniw‘”I going to faint ultIr “he {an to
in tlic Cillllt'il Sunduv morning {Indium ""0" ‘md he ““3 in “ Ipinndurt us
that of uelcttlng n sni‘trngitn llil-lilUIlih? (“ll "0' know “hm to do i” such
tIII lill‘ diocese. II sIijcIt IIlIiIlI III-I yet, u (use
w-lIiIh on Io! hast-III cciied loss nows- i
paper IIIIII Inont
If (illiv one ol’ the two plans Iould
Jolted in Jaw.
'l‘iic O'Donnell dlvorIe cant: lius
l( uuucti (unsidI-rnblo (Imminent since
he cuiriod out this \t'lil pr'obnhl) tlIc “ begun ”mum“ afternoon before
suIII-eu oi that III the suiting. an blsliop' "”1"“ JO“! ”' Reed Md it i” being
would give mow :Ild m Bishop DH,“ ilIot'y coiilciltmi by both sides. At the
slur thIiu tliul of the Iatlieditil piliisllfl .udiournmcnt at court Tuesday at-
M it (”mum mmm “mm, his RIIIIIIomI the plaintiff and Mrs. (innu-
. ‘ ‘ 1 .1 h I'v - . I E I' I
niciisiiro III l'l’ilt‘i t‘i‘ItIii his lil‘t‘h‘t‘lll ml. and ”H “unease: “(no inning,
tlIII I-IIuII lIIIIIIIII building and sumo
llII- l‘lllll‘lii III \‘isllilliulls oprIIIIIIl is
hurting In it» too grout I'i lush for one
IIIIIII IIIIIi llisiIIilercIvrcr it) no means _ .
an led initu nu )‘i‘l niIIl so far ilit‘h‘tit‘li ' 'mmm‘w m. m“ N“ “"3 “we" [0 “ml;
surv this your to mull liiniuull' of {HP
Illslitiico IIl‘ferIIIi il_\’ missionary bishops,
a in tlIc your previous he availed him-
lI‘:'t\IIIlI.,It another course, lilslmpI
llieustei said in his :iIldresu to the
:ctiuwnllun lam \IIaI ‘SinceIlII olilitt
on ma to uni that theI pIoIlalon or u}
tnit't‘tnunn bishop lo Inn ril‘i‘llil'i lo full
so flu shot! till .I solution of the pm
i)iI‘lll uotuillistnnillng lll_\ (‘lllllllh’l IiI-
site to lump ”(illzi IIill, i llaie not
lion IIIriIIIIl III time to mount .\irs.'
O'Donnell I’roni Iolioolug up Ilipi
declurutlon or war which llI‘i‘ sister’
had stIIItI-Il. Tild‘ puitlIIII were llnuliv i
'pnililcd nnd they loil nt li‘lc Hill-
routl station.
Sliciil'l‘ IiIiIiII said that he IIIIIIIIIIIIICI;
loIcII llllill‘lt’ll' to soc so nicllilng doing:
‘Wmd “UM,” ”my“. initiate Ill? m‘w ;u: the III Ition and he not: It Iiolll
tor Should the work however con pleased official when the tioln ptillrdl
tin II to immune. it ninI-IIIIIIIII Ivill out of the “mm," “m the purtlcsi
not belong III-tow I sh Ill be Ionipellctlinliu‘Yrd' :l , d ‘ d i
to nah IIII 1le ('iPtlillll III' a bishop N" ‘0 court (Item FM!" M
suffragiui” As tlIIvdIIIIIsc line hillior.*“""”“" Anderson ““0 rent-chants
to refused to considIr ”w Wm M £\lI O‘Donnell asked the court if he
ldlIlsion of the dlntww ha, “I” of th could IIIIIIIIIII his complaint IIIIII inscit
(
diffic'nliy or dlIiIiInt: n in such an something about thII oIIIIrrctIIe
that ”“9413" “in “I“ he very strum: uhlch happened at the time III court
and tiIIIoiluIr lInlI IIIrI wait. the pro-l r‘wxd‘“ uttcrnoon. but m“ honor
! IIoulIi not allow him to do so.
Had Continued Skirmih.
Lewis Grunt O'Donnell. 0! (‘09 (j‘oh.
who is Dying to obtain a divorce
II It stiltrnitnu bishop is elected two
'tltinzu am fairly certain one. that tlII-i
mun uill be a young one II ho is fond
of work --IIIIIII- Lllllll his perish dc-.
I‘loltl‘t‘tlile cumin and Iloscrilou nus
mnnds of him now —~IIIIIl a= II Imodct :Ilc. ‘
Itlie principal witness yesterday.
alnrv and thI otlIII tbut he will he
s ‘ ‘ 1 lie suld he “as mun-led in November,
. l I II II it .\‘ III Hut on
“”113?“ if)‘I:‘Pn::h'l; 1‘ ‘m: former 1396. and that his wll c deserted him
i j A
or (“H ‘ iin April. 1307. During their mul-
III masons iIII those eon ccturos area
I‘ t j ried lilo they had three children
than III-I “Ink Ilt’ill Inds I lie cnthuslusmi
‘ l'hoitt to them, but the couple did not
and the good cI'IniIIltutioII u. 9. \ouniH
scout to got along its peacefully as
It I Ind l III lil‘ built of the!
:I‘Sikflligssiii‘lhc 32th mm southwest ‘hm'w lllmlit‘d folks “0 mm mm had
tt‘i l a u to haunt. lie
it'll] pm. of the Blilli? and that count», i i or '0 Iattlo i th A
ll ()lliili' mot would su out;
n L * gg .scrntcliod him on the line and neck
and drew II knife on him.
He. said she tried to place his
IdIIIIgIIiI-r lsuhel on the stage. but
iho objected strenuously to It and
ltheio “us It ran. At another time
lite said his IIil’o mue away one of
‘tho Ihlldieu to a cousin. but he not
the child back. At, snot-her time she
lo than political ones and the lay dele- wanted m “”6,” “1° youngest child
sales will not, us a. rule. hesitate to nwny to Mt" ODo-nnolls sietorvin-lttw.
”em“ their 'power of the clergy The petitioner stated that he always
The,_ method of election is given in 3:31,;§;::e:l;tf:‘$:ignintzzéerlfi
35:22:: 1:; laugh“: fjlmmuon of the OCCIIEJOBS to come back to him just
"The election or a bishop shalt be “£122: "£13": i§§s°hugxao$t 5::
in me following manner: Alter mm 2:” that whllozthe couple “de in
Iiatolns made in open convention the \‘ow York they moved about 40
two orders shsllsepnmte.nnd each or- “mes His wife he t satin ed. had
‘dIIr Shllii elect its own chairman and wort“; d u an aotreos at the Hippo-
soorotary. ‘I‘ho clergy' shall then drone in New York and at Luna
ehoose by ballot some ill and qualified Purl: in Coney Island
person for the oflloe of bishop and Mrs ‘ Otto O’Donnell a sister-in-
shall communicate their choice to the law 0‘! the petitioner told the court
president of the convention and to the that she saw the ocroitohen on 0,0“.
W “163”” The lay delegates shall hell's face Itnd there was blood on
thereupon vote by ballot upon the ap- his ohirt .
.provul of the choice thus made “by the] ”Mrs (i'Donnell has filed a counter
clergy and shell oommuuloote the to ' I .
sun of nu. vote in the president at gzhfm“ 1?" ”mm "W“
the convention. The president shell
thou reassemble the convention end GOSPEL "I’VIUNARY “may.
declare the Milli; Oil the Wit“ and H NEW BRITAIN. May 30. .A ll".
“18 ""0“ 01103911 by 611° “”3? 4‘" number of delegates are attending the
his home.
\III guess as to the suitingan is not
Ulli,‘ futilc but IIIIII be hmml‘ul. lot
ouc rcctor in this (it) has ulroadi
been subjected to unnoyunte and
chagrin bocuuse his name has been
suggested for the pluoe. Diocesan
conventions tire much harder to hand
shall he doolttred to the duty clout-d M mm Win! connection
"The election of a: shop Ihull be M “i Ionian “MM'IW
“ammunition“ omocmmum. AMMMMW
m, 0mm that it In. till-111m min :lmiii munwomm
: thud- «utmmonutlodtflm 'bmlon'whioh onus historians-r
are present twothirdo 'ot Idle voted to un. .
ouch order shall be um toda- 'I‘Iiloovonlum. ,I w. Mr. “a“
“W“ “WWI man. out cm in «on» on "on
While maturity mlxht mp» tint
of tho NilI‘I‘ifl'ii Ivcvo Ivntclilnn lilt‘llii
from tho “‘llllilhl' in Sheriff \‘Iiilmcr'u;
jIII'i'chI. lira. (I'Dotini-ll lulu tut; emu-mi
him now in court with her and Illci
‘II iiith III the Ilircctlon of )Ir, tl‘llon-i
‘lll'ii. Illid lio rccclvcd II on the iii“',%
but it had no prim-t upon him and lief
-ll'lllIiG an :IltI-Inpt it) not away from:
tho nIIIrI'y girl. The sheriffs rushed ml
the motto of iIItlIIII. and the limit SQ’I- i
IIIIIII his IIIIII on the grounds of in ,
I
ito Id of one ocI~_asion when his wife.
a
been approved by the lay deluge“! he annual m charm of the ow
Mmdnumnnunamm- .
the southern or southwestern out at
with '
PATIENcI:
Patience means the»
readiness towait God’s
time without doubting
God’s truth.—— Arthur
T. Hadley.
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”a... «a»...
In .every part and
corner of our life to
lose one’s self is to be
a gainer; to forget
one’s ., self is to be
happy.-—-Robert Louis
Stephenson.
Your daily duties
are part of your relig-
ious life, just as much
as your devotions,-—-—
Beecher.
Unless a man be
set free from all creaa
titres, he cannot wholly
offend unto divine
things. —— ThIIIuas A.
Kempie.
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~~ Anniversary
ale
Frid ‘ ' ' '
ay SpeCIals
A bargain, to our mindmust
be something of unusual na-
ture, either the merchandise
must be better, the price
lower, or the quantity great-
er. When we apply this rule
to new merchandise, as we
have during this Anniver-
sary Sale, it makes Friday
Bargains at the Boston Store
of suchlimportance that they
compel attention. As usual
we gladly fill all mail or tel-
ephone orders.
I
. ., FRIDAY SPECIALS.
Sweaters
A largo assortment of Sweaters in all sizes and colors. What
they're s;l wearing; vnlues up to $4.98.
Annaversary Price ..... . ............................. $1.98
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
Wash Dresses
In the new Iroloru and styles. good quality.
Auntversury Price ................................... £1.98
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
House Dresses
itlnck. white and Mrs. two pieces: a special' value.
Anniversary Price ...................................... &
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
House Skirts
In grey, black and white; just the thing you wont.
Anniversurr Price ...... '. ......... . ..................... 42¢
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
Muslin Curtains
\i‘lth hemstltc'ned ruffle; $1.00 value.
Anniversary Price . ..................................... 70”
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
27x54 Velvet Rugs
In Orieuta‘ pittieins; Inlue $2 .30. ,
Anniversm) Price ....... g ............ ..... 1_7
FRIDAY SPECIALS
8c Apron Glnghams
ll size checks. standard quality; blue and brown -
Anniv'eruuri Price ............... _. ..................... 434$ ,
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
20c Cotton Batting
One pound rolls ot pure “hite Southern Cotton
Annitersnry .Price ................................. 1295‘.
' FRIDAY SPECIALS. ' »
12‘4c Brown Sheeting
Made of firth. heavy finality; tine {OI sheeting.
Anhltersnry Price .I ..... . ............................. [1/2
FRIDAY SPECIALS.
82c Peqhot Sheeting
Bleached. hail! bleached and unbleached Sheeting, good quality.
2 H yards wide; one of the best of Shootings. Made ion. wear.
-Anniversur.y Prion .......... 27¢
., FRIPAY SPECIALS
425" Dress Linens
' moo inches wide, line own thread tor
“this one Mom.
Anflflwm n-I.0....ququu.quu,..In... I... I“
”w”. , .
mom some“. .
Italians '
x
"iterate. full use Brecht fled Bounds. plan. hem‘otitcliod sud hm.
ed with out com; Hui-lollies «alga.
Anniversary Price ......I........,......... .I.
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