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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 1, 1912 · page 6

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SATURDAY. JUNE 1, 19:2.

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HINIATURE AWNAC FOR

TOMORROW .
High tide 11:07 a. 111.; 12 :39 p in.
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SOCIETY NOTICES

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MAOONIC DIRECTORY.

A Stated Communication of Old

, Well Lodge, No. :08. F. met A. M.. will

. he hold at in rooms June 4th. 1912, at

«o p. m. Work, I. A. Deane. All

'fluter Muono cordially and frater-
” Mily Invited.

Fraternally youn.
ROBERT M: WILCOX, Bec‘y.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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”UTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE

’ President—Nehemiah Candee.
vVlce-Preoident—Charlee J. Pldoeon.
'8ecretary—Frank‘ W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.

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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
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92-3—Business Department
44-2—Branch Office, Norwalk

890 —Editor’s Residence

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1‘ 'l‘hct-o it: u turbid oi‘ umitlttblo flies,
. with loss of life, in this count”,
which should moderulc criticism whon
such things happen ultroud. But of
bite rot-out fire in :1 Spanish moving»
picture theatre it may t’uirly he said
“that it set‘ttls to rophosrnt the limit of
reckless tort: of tire pi‘vt‘uttiiflnn. The
building was an old shop. with only
one regulur exit. 01080 to which was t:
room containing tho chotnlrnl untl
other of the moving-picture ztppurntuu.
"This room, next to the exit, become
tits router of the tire, and it served
to direct the stream of panic to a little
door ut the. opposite end of tho build-
ing, which was (-louvd. Tho pooplo
literally piled up ngniuot this. holug
pressed by those behind, who worn
driven by the flames in that diroc-
don. Here, at this little roar door.
Vigil; waiting exit, most of the «loathe
ooeurtcd._ it was it most pitiful thing
use_ more so that it was so obtloush
.5due to criminal neglect oi anything
like adequate pmcttutions.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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RIGHT TO THE POINT

_ One of the first tltttirs of the llnltl~
‘ more convention will ho to olilt-iully

tender the domocrntlc jtickusn to the

republicans of Ohio. in tlu- fool lino,

thoyu-why, coutpurvtl‘ with thum. on
J ordinary liillflilt' usyluu: would look

‘ like u uniwrsity.~~l-louston Post.

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The import price of coffee exactly
doubled hoiwoett 1908 and 1912. ac
cording to a. bulletin of the Bureau of
Statistics. What other rosult was:
“volorizution” intended to effect?~
York World.

 

 

 

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With tho growth of the proferentlul
primary, all states which have politi-
cal boom should prepare to shed
titem.—~Cltlrngo News.

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’i‘ltesc presidential primaries will
certainly have to be put‘dowu if tl‘i *
‘A‘rcpreaeututivo few" are to continue
to gorern.-l)eroit One thing favor-
able to Bryun's ruuomination it: that

’. f 6.000.000 Americana'have got into the

habit of voting for him.~l.ondon Praia.

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‘. Taft has the two Porto Rico dole.
flutes. He'd better make sure, howev-

~ er, that Chicago’s amusement parka

35'" don’t get them.

 

 

 

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, In the future visitors to Florida will

‘ ' ' have u “corltittg” tltue. Many acres

in that. state one being" binntcd' with

cork trecu.—--Knoxvllio Tribune.
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Just because there in u lively cat
fight in the t} 0. P., back yard the
democrats need not think they can
-wlo with any old yellow dog.-—-Baltl-
ElmorevSun.

 

 

 
 
 

 

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‘.‘le tho‘ild coming off?" asks a div
1: from Waohlngton. This. We take
.Wmhingtone-e for "Will Mr.
fi‘ohro‘w hit in tho rlng?”-—-Ohicogo
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JUNE.

0. June. thou art whisp' ring
through the trees
A languid song of love.
Amongct the clover: flit the been.
Soft float the clouds above.
A myriad dailies from the gran
Smile to each passer-by.
Who chances down their way to
pass
Under the azure sky.

0, lune. thy coming slow, serene
Brings hint of summer fair,
With blossoms 'rnidst thy tender

green
Thou canst our hearts ensuare.
What gentle wonder brought
again
Thy presence full and free.
And will than with us o'er re-
main.
Breathing sweet ecstacy.

0. June. thy birds are all a— —swing
Up in each shady tree
They tune their fluteo for thee to
sing
With wondrous melody.
At night the silver of thy much
A path of light unborn.
Whilst for thy crown, oh faireet
June.
Are seen the gleaming stars.
-—John Ingleton.

 

Waking the Woods

We. wake the woods; i tell you.
from mountain-top to plain:
No 'sooner land in office but
we're tannin? some again!
We’re ready late and early--
we're goin' left and right;
We allus have a candidate for
everything tn sight.

Councilman. town marsha‘il,
Sheriff and mnyor; -

Governor or senator—
Lots 0' time to spare!

in the legislature~think we're
satisfied?

Not while for the Congress ii.

mule is left to ride!
We're 'risin’ and we‘re ”maid
from early morn till night. ‘
Oh. we never end I .
while an office is in sight!

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Councilman. town marshal.
Good roads overseen

Governor or senator-—
0h. read our titles clear!

—Atianta Constitution

 

 

 

, not «alone the town-win evil: in

» proposition which it. is believed the

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or it, without unwind” of it, tutor

learning toot. m citrohlp «to. M
over 1 notion of only :2 run. That
it belongs to the younger clan of
New Balboa citie- ond atmo- oni-
quo among them. in that it: boing wait
doc to an element of pluck that. bu
ever been one of Its strong character-
lotion. beginning at. the outset when
it luplred u: foilndero to cotobliei:
a fully ornuzlod city, in the fees of
ridicule ind much opposition. with
perhaps fewer people and lost: would:
within its corporate limits than we:
ever befong ncoompllohed in this state
But the proof that it boil it piece to
fill and a legitimate individuality to
create and sustain union the tests
of timo, it: evident from that foot that.
young In It etill is. its population was
fOUmk‘lO‘ have almost doubled a sec-
ond time within only two score your:
Ind, of the lame ratio of increase it
but: now probably reacht-d the 10,000
mark "

in «mutt-rem and civic nuance
merit tin outgrow: has been even more
rapid. lifting it from tho claim of ill:
volition rating to on motility with
’ chino of much smote:- population; so
that today there in no city of com
parable air.» in oil thin grout country
which is better known than South
Nurwuik-«o name mode familiar by
‘ in product: in the mom of the world
But fame for the excellence and divor-
city of these. to not all that ho. given
otti‘i lo individuality to its building;
to: or utility nod lounge for doing
big thin” for itself and dolor: them
well. has rolled it to a high place
aiming tho municipalities which have
created and successfully maintained
their own i-ubiic herring utilities.

What south Not-milk its and who: it
has acoooipllohed an» doc to the urn
grt-uuivu~ thrift or its people wlociy
unkind tn thrir dotorminmiou for but.
tantrum. 'l‘o thou» and them are
Halli)“ of them who hmo thud given
timely. tilt-i: boot uitom south Nor
wall: to no monotonic“ mundo
“more! prodmi mum.“ in radial! it.
hearing it or spouting it. their only
rotiuciousuetin thrill: with pride and!
parlour tooling whirl: thou:- who
how: not helped to tilt the mime with
trwnitrrd monnlnu. mm not under
stand. Therefore to those who love
tho city and believe in its poctihliltien,
the obl'itoi‘atlon of the name. Smith
Norwallt. has no welcome bound. and
thoy ash. Would it be for South Non
Wulk'fi good to trade. off its well unru-
od individuality and assured prosper-
out: future. no smuroly founded upon
known tom and certainties. for the
uncortotntlc: of theoretical monolith:
liou'of on .aooortmant of widely diacr-
intt cutout-uttered interest: tor whirl:
the fowl: oi‘ Nowell: is peculiar? Has
not the city of South Norwoik promd
by the clean nod ancient administra-
tion of tin nil‘nirl for 42 nor- that it
is conwetent to work out its own due.
tint“ Doe: the town of Norwtik need
any such sacrifice on the port of such
on important nubdivinion or itself? it:
it not [0, tint in whatever my; Southi
\‘orwilk advance: the whole town
must also share? would consolida-
tion bring about em better result thin
thin? it the old method of town 80"-
ornme'nt to no longer osmium-y, to
that any routoo why the city of South
Kuwait would he forced to give up
in independent flora: or government.
which hat: been uniformly good for
more roprmutntion in on untried
plan intended to unit: rural and urban
interacts into n doom torn: of city
odmiuiototion. rewarding tlho feedlot!-
ltr. fairness end auctions of which no
one it: competent to tonne? Why

not: of linking them: on «once tor
doing any with the city which. 2!»:
count: of its independence. be: m
Min-Nuance: whatnot-ol-
loud Bout-l: Mk method: town-
art-cum" may be iii-oedema.
Mt mu m needed improm-
omn. moaninohommoofflnuth
Nowell: on the amp ofour good cute,
to who» am In modern titties.
ammo-momma: out.“ n

true love-i: of JInuit: Norwotit will
contact Maury ohm or induce too

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m ”an“: out... city which in m: may be al-
lend to caution, its prowl-in; career
‘W the smack of which its put

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. horse power.

tumor. by which n lam majority of

to; been unable to proceed upon the

 

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‘ to eloquently limbo

A! for the ehclric worm. what hot-
ter proof in vented, than this unoccu-
fui public mutilation We, of South
: Nmmlk'c Mano nullity to con-
tinuo it: well ootlhliciioo prone“ at
taking are of drum Wu consoli-
dation needed tom t”! creation of

it. is many? Bella Muir owned br

whet. odvoumo Motion would
‘ln to it. when it i. under-tool that its
mommies coonot powder! ho
your! a: present coalition. except by
untold! legiuntion, which tony not he
mdily pmcttrnblc. These are queer
(tons wulch should am he lettlod DY
Imp-shot "judgment.

0! how the muoiclpol electric works
wan established. in: vrocperous growth
and its benefit to the community it
servos. there it: little to tell that the
people of South Norwnllt do not at
ready know, on it has been Very close
to their hour“ ever since they made
it a thing of reality nearly 20 years
ago. They remember how it started
on borrowed money and for years
trimmed again“ the powerful oppo.
aitlon of a smart company which tried
to cruel: out its young life by burdu’n’l
come damage suit». that run high till
the thousands. How u too timid oueo
predicted for it early disaster, failurel
and great financial loss to the city lit
tho struggle we continued against;
club oddt: Some» cold. hotter gin:- up.
the light than to court «trite and ex?
pouch with no known limit. But the
little «plant simply stuck to its Job. ho,
cause the grout majority of South
Norwoik' a: people Mood by it. edociiio
l) oxomirlriyiuu tel: old war ologuu
of “millions for defense. but not one
cent for tribute". They have not for~
Rotten the day when the’llttla plant‘
added comerclal lighting to it: norH
rice. otter stroct lighting nod boon out i
ciusivoly trlod to: six tours. and about;

tho big Increase to the plant‘u debt;

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oulred. There were only nix patrons
with u total of inst 100. iii candle powl

er, lamp: to start with. The train was
so slow that tho electrical commlo-'

nlonors flood constant tons for some-l
time. but good pilot. that no;- were.
they "triumphed over discouragement;
{and Molly landed tin- llttle light tiliipi
note within the port of success. Whom:
the armor-clot lighting who odor-(ii
uthero were only 1500. to candle power.‘
eloctric lump: in South 'Norwailt.
mostly in its storm. halls and hotels.
wordy one house who thus lighted.
but! the supply was from a company
whose unmtmwtory service and remap
had forced the people to build a munl- .
clpni plant no a solitary alternative.
Todoytho numbor of lamps has reach-
ed on equivalent of nearly 20.00:. an“
supplied by the city”: plant and divid .
od between more than a thousand but:
“2116.0! which ureral hundred no
homo: of both the humblottt on Well as
the moat. proupemus citizens. in tho-
only days the electric motor was a
curiosity to thin city on a name of

 

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tuna pnulbiiitioo of this kind of ber-
vice were also fore-eon: so about:
down yearn ego the electric powor
unruly was added to the city a plant.
with a total motor cumeity of only 15'
Since that time. how
ever. this branch of the business but:
mum to between 1100 end 1200 hone

 

 

 

 

the iocol contorted and power condom-s
in; industries of thin city are worth
ed. Some of then being factorlei of
the most modern choc which were at»
treated to South Nomlk- largely by:
it. cheep and relieblo municipal pow-
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To keep patio with the demand for,
its oer-vice. the oiectric works but: been ‘
utonelvoly enlarged .6 than in about
I dilemma and tom-onto on into:-
mout of nearly 8200.000 on~whloh the
an: ho: been reduced to ion out: at?
pereent..“l‘rom its pronto. which at the;
timeout ratio of gum. will wipe out
the email remnlmdor within ten than
n couple of years. “without one cent
lining been derived from Milan.
Thin. thin nimble utility will soon U
tom the, W clear by the citluuc of
South‘btornik. onthoiy acid for from.
the reunion upon money they would
hava paid Mervin. for their tinnitus
end power. without other return than
the oer-vice actually need. Further
um on: the city to nail» to actor:
a no million odd homo: u o til-t
rroot mutt of the butter mu he. on».
hooded if: delimitilur n o motoc- ,'
turlu «um. All thin bu bun dam.

 

 

 
 

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for the additional equipment thus to; , ‘

Saturday Night
”SPECIALS. '
"for“Boston StoreDay”

the Last of our
Great Sale

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FANCY VEILINGS.

Tuxedo aud'shadow effects. in black and white;

..... - ..19¢

25c. Tonight ...... ...

KOLONOS TOOTH PASTE.

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Rogularvzsr size. 'i‘ouight. .’ ....................... 16¢
50c PEARL NECKBEADS.

(in foxtailchaiu. Tonight .......................... 29¢
2 INCH COTTON WASH BELTING.

Tonight .................... . ........................ 5d}
MEN’S COLLARS. .
All styles; regularly :2 I'JC. Tonight ................ 9¢
WOMEN'S 25c STOCKINGS.

Tonight ....................................... 15¢

 

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CHILDREN‘S DRESSES

\gcs 4 to i4 vents. in plain and tancx lawns: rtgularl} 79c.

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Tonight . ..................................... 49¢
SHORT UNDERSKIRTS. .
, Regularly 49c. Tonight .............. ‘ ............. 24¢
V consn'rs. ~ .
Valued up to $2.00. Tonight .......... . ............. 98¢
COLORFAST MATTINGS.
In mauyustylrs. Tonight ...................... 33¢ yard
TABLE OILCLOleL .
first quality: regularly 25c. 'lhuight .............. 17¢
7c CALICOS.
Light. medium and dark colors. Special tonight .. . 33,46,-

 

6c COTTON CRASH.
Twilled Cotton Crash. 18 inrhus w; lo.

Sprout] tonight 31,156.-

 

 

35: TABLE DAMASK.

 

k hirrccrizctl, good heavy quality. Special tnuightn... 19(-
40 INCH BROWN SHEETING.
l,.ood hcnvy quality. Spent»: tonight ............... 6%é

 

1 :2 1-5:: PIL! OW CASES.

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\ladc of good quality Cotton;
night..................... ........ ..

Special ti;—

...’ ....... 634$

regular size.

 

 

, FELSNAPHTHA SOAP. __ ,
Regularly 5:: cake. Special tonight ....... 7 cakes for 25¢

 

 
 

7 Regular 4 llx'packoge.

ourcn CLEANSER.

 

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