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EVENING SENTINEL
domes Golden. Editor and
‘ Proprietor
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1912
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW-
ngh tide 2:53 a. m.; 3:25 p. 111.
Sun risesl4zzo; sets 7:23.
SOCIETY NOTICES
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108. F- and A. M.
Meets ill Masonic Building, South
Main street. lot and 3d Tuesday or
each month—July and August or-
cepted—-nt 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
s. Lyou,iW. 11. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
Butler Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic llulldlug. South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ox-
cepted~-pt 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. lilckson
W. Cole; H. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
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OOUTH lNORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Condos.
Vice-President—Ohariea J. Pldueon.
Secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett,
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TRIBUTE TO ADVERTISING.
Dr. Wilm. it. appeals choso tho
psychological lilolllt‘lll to resign tlonl
the solvioc of tho lulled Stutco um-
'olnlneut.‘ So far flonl lemiug lllllltiulf
stranded in ills rotilolnl 111, he allcutl}
' has various employments bringing his
annual salary up to $18,000. and now
it is said, that the city of Boston de~
siresmwit‘hout in the least. lntcli'orillg
with his other occupatiolls, ui Colll‘si‘,
-—-to give him an official position
which will bling the total of his in-
come up to $25. 000. "
39rl1upti, etcu plobnbly ll'r. Wiley
is 'flilly uolth such l0itil remunera-
. tion. Bul pretty certain it is that he
wouldn't have got it but for tho bunc-
ficent assistance of advertising. He
has Ibeoti about the best IIIi\cltiscd
. mun, short 01‘ the President bilnsI-li‘.
connected with the government sol:
vice. Mole than that, he has boom
- extensively advertised bl‘ his loving
friends. ‘Nowlle reaps the benefit.
“Herein or understand why many it
, $113, mall is willing tor a few years
40 give up his work for a “2,000
(la-billet posilion. It is liable to milk-c
a $20,0001 ulna of hiln through its nd~
Ivertisl'ng,‘ when ho ruturns to private
1"“ ‘ £43154
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RlGHT TO THE POINT
lliluoisi should be careful liorcat‘lor
about allowing a wicked logisiuturc to
make alll 11111115 of arrangements to
send a man to the United States scnv
'ate without his kllowlodgo or co'uscnt.
—-Wushllluton Still.
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A Pennsylynniu judge has ruled ‘lllili
there are times when a man is justitlI
‘ Ied in Ibodtlng ills wit‘e. Gentlemen bowg
ever will confine beating their wives
, solely to‘ pcdro and sixty-slx.-——lletrolt
filming“. I
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‘L'Ifl'hree inonths ago Charles W. Morse
NM released from a federal prison on
the surgeon's report that he was dy-
ing. Now he is back In wall street.
ltthie picture of health". The gold
with cpl—Eirovidence Journal.
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fi ”This ll'lsh bulls do not all orlglnuit‘
“ ". reland, nor yet in England One
right here in Mobile ycsicr
' A a citizen expressed his sy-m
r the boar people who were
in Louisiana for want Di
9‘" ,phlle Resistor.
1%.... plnrke. notwithstanding all
1., Martial delegates, prudent-
anchor to the windward in
1'“ W 101' his renomlnutlon for
”fit .. ,iptho Ninth Missouri district
. lilo denominated and re-elect
Mist «house. And the Iiioun
I' - trot Alone behind. mum;
l' . , Itl‘eiomm-
nut-.u—
on” our the Quasar
at once reduce- the“
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The Conquerbr
it’s easy to laugh when the skies
are blue
And the sun is shining bright;
Yes, easy to laugh when your
friends are true
And there's happiness in
sight;
But when Hope has fled and
the skies are gray.
And the friends of the plat
have turned away.
Ah, then iddeed it is a hero feat
To conjure a smile in the face
of defeat.
it s easy to laugh when the
storm is 0' er
And your ship is safe-in port;
Yes. easy .to laugh when you’re
0'11 the shore
Secure from the tempest's
600":
But when wild waves wash o'er
the storm-swept dock
And your gallant shipis a bat-
tered wreck.
Ah, that is the time when it‘s
well Worth while
To look in the face of defeat
with a smile.
it's easy to laugh when the bat-
. tle’s fought
And you know that the vic-
tory’s won;
Yes, easy to laugh when the
prize you sought—E
is yours when the race is run
But here’s to the man who can
laugh when the blast
0f adversity blows. he will con-
quer at last,
For the "hardest man in the
world to bolt
Is the man wh0‘con laugh in the
face of defeat.
‘ -—By,Emil Carl Aurin.
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with him. Fortunately-I forum the
court did not one the breach. The
one figure that gave cosmopolitan
dash to the gatherlu was the pm-
once of Lillian Bernard. an attractive
\nudovlile actress, who is known on,
the since as Lillian Adolfo Boovllie. A
remark of a witness brought out her
court room clear as a hell, that
brought down the malklt of the deputy
stlliod the merrilnent. The plaintiff
ls' represented by Attorney John
Keogh and the defendant by Attorney
John Cuneo.
Cruel and lntomporflo.
The plaintiff is a middle aged wom-
an, and she alleges that her husband
perate. The defendant is a well to do
builder. The plaintiff told the court
that her husband had been intompsr-
ate for u long
“cure" did not mend. She told of a
number of instances of where her
husband had beaten her black and
blue; how he had utruck her on the
face with a coffee pot. and she showed
a scar over her right eye as a result
of the blow. She told 71! several oc-
casions when her husband had pulled
her out. of bed by her hair and
dragged her into another room. She
also told of one time when bar has.
band hit her with a blunt instrument
and knocked llor senseless.
30y A Witness.
ilcr‘ boat witness was Hurry Tobin.
a iti-ycur~old boy who was
ringing laugh tho! ran ehmush the
sheriff with a rssbunding knock um .
lo lntoleruirly cruel and also intcm- ’
time, which even the .
recently :
the Summer?
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Little Things for Summer Wear, Specially
Priced for Tomorrow.
Sewing. .Have you anything you need for
Notions for Summer
Our store is brim full of items
and suggestions that you should see.
are a but a few for TOMORROW: \
Here
A Very special.
Dress Shield
. Light weight, value 10c pull".
Mercedzed» Corset
Laces
\l'llito only,
larly Ho.
8 yds. long: rogu-
Tomorrow
10¢?
November.
stand with a scar on his lip, and AL
torney Cunco tried to got the fact be»
fore the court that Mrs. Grarey had
lag and threatened that if hodid not
testify she would knock his head off.
immisc- he did not want to come to
court. But the evidence wan not in
the hull of'ir‘mfioxamluutlou, and com
«patiently did not come in. The boy
told lilo court that he 11th Mr. (lrucoy
caution his Wlfll,‘ on Fohruury 9. last.
and also on Saturday, the 10th. when
lu- drained her‘ out at bed by tho lmlrJl
and at tho some time the plaintiff did
not use Sundny‘urhool language. After
that the two wire in the front roonm
and witness saw
be heard riotoudtnt remouotme, and
said. "Why, 1 wouldit't ado that."
. Countable on the Stand.
llanford Smith. a consul ‘Ilo of Dar-
icn. was tho most interesting Minoan.
When he took the stand he bmuxllt;
the judicial fill with hltu .He combs
.hin hair and curls bio lnustncbc the.
some as Attorney (7. w. Murphy. of;
Dnubury. in answer to attention of}
Attorney Keogh, he: said: "Yes. i saw?
Mr. Gmcey on Saturday, February to?
He had been drinking some, ilo unkod ,’
me if i would go up to the house with;
him. ‘.\‘ot on your lilo,” says i: ‘youy
have been advised to hoop Ila-u)- by"
the cour.'" ' l
William '1‘. Wilnlot. a grand juror;
of ilnrieu told the court that he wentl
to the house on Saturday night, Fob-
rum-,1 10. to make an inleatlgutlon of‘
the trouble He bend the pluintifft
accuse his wife of infidelity. and sho-
culied him It vile name. “i told her,
to slim up," continued the witness. (in:
cross-examinumn he said that Mini
Gruoey was "not staggering. hutJiol
might have had something ill."
Dulilil‘ billion Bernard. a vaudo- .
ville actress who has performed for
the past five years at Humnmrstoin'l
theatre in Xow York city, was the
center of attraction. Lillian was
drained to the height of (tuition and ,
she had an air about :her that made
the court attaches and the many wit-
nesses flout Damon feel many years
younger. She wore a black hat and
a small veil and was attired in a newt
On her foot
she wore a cute pair of tau pumps and
once while listening to the testimony
which won being given she throw one
of her foot forward and the pump went
into the Mr. ,
Too Quick for Natives.
Some of the dyed-inImowool na-
tives of Darien who ,wore whtchln:
the little pump up for her, but the.
foir Lillian we. too quiet for them
and the did the not herself. union
while not on the stone is known on
Lillian Mali. lacovlllo and rite liver
in Burton. silo ll a vuudovilio por-
taken out of a Catholic- protoctory and g
has been with the family since lut
The lad unbound on tho .,
.cnt him with a knife youlcrduy morn. :
Mrs. (iracey throw ;
bottles orhoefiini’bf the window, and f
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Actress on “and.
‘ word with mouths wide open.
Tomorrow 7¢ pair. 79¢ doz.
Dressmakers’ Pins
In quarter pound boxes. ToI
niorrow ............... i. 1 It
. «Pure Silk Tie Laces.
Sllporlol quality, ."al inches
long. black. extra wide: our
regular trice 24c Tomor-
row ................... 17¢
Safety Pins
load quality, while only. small.,
‘ styles.
Wash Braids
insertions and Edgings to
match. white ground with coi-
arod designs. I; yd. pieces. ’i‘o-
marrow ‘ ................ 19¢
Parasols
Just the thing to keep cool with. '
made of good stool wires and
covered with the
cloths ,ill
finest, of
many colors and
Special tomorrow
$1.00 IIIII $1.50
Shoe Laces
Children’s Parascls
medium and large alzes: regn- in black only, fine qualltr. To-
: v ‘7 -
hill:i ~40 31‘0” Tom” i mun-“w ............. 7d. doz. Made with as much care as the
ton ““““““ 12¢ larger ones, ill many styles.
Special tomorrow ...... 25¢
Corded Inside
Skirt Markers
Nicely finished; regularly 24c.
Tomorrow ........ ' ...... 19¢
Boys" Wash Suits
A large assortment in many
in white or black. 2 1-2 inches Biyk‘fi; uses. it to 6 years.
wide: regularly Br. Tomor~ Pearl Beads Special tomorrow ...... 50¢
row ..................... . 7¢
An exceptionally good quality}
English TwillTape
. Finest quality, 12 yd.
whim only,
pieces,
1~2 and 3-4 inches,
wide; regularly 9c and lie. To-I
morron- .......... ....... . 8¢ All
all filled: regularly one. Tamar!
row ............... .... 29¢‘
Tom orron‘ . .
Children’s Socks
2 pairs for 25¢
Automobile
Hair Nets
shades of dark. medium.
King’s ' Soft Finish
Sewing Cotton
500 yd. spools. white only, size
1‘10. tit) and 70. Tomorrow. ..
2W¢ spool
‘light brown. black and blonds.“
Special tomorrow .. 29¢ doz.‘
‘snd BilliNGS and
to match.
Tomorrow ......... 5‘} yard
French and German
Val. Laces
insertions
Value 7c and 100.
Steel Scissors
Finest quality. siues‘ii 1-2. It 1-2
and 5 inches long: regularly
‘ 39c. Tomorrow. ........ 19¢ :I
«i to . inches wide;
and tile. Tomorrow
Cambric Edgings
mines 17c
12¢
Kerr’s Lustre
Thread
lilack and white. in all sizes;
TomorP
sold elsewhere at 10c.
had been summoned to court gathered
about billion and drunk in her ovary
it ap-
peared from their actions that they
adored the pretty home: «who made
Dorian her place of abode. '11un
the warm summer months. billion
any- medical». to «stop and M
upily one lady write a few poem-
wlhito doting hit some shady brook
down in Dorian. and when the dull
canto round unto she will «be reality
to '1 book to the Atlas.
Mill 80mm mu tint II. it»
at the timer home one do}! when
Grocer em in the m but he
tried to not in “G‘M lilo endin-
omvohwmwm "out. of:
auto ham or A nor-doom 'iiiil
' tutu-o. Init- who was." :11»
tiflod am be has been Mr. omen ‘ of the testimonu for the plaintiff A1-
phylician for a number of m and
udntlttod that he gave him Ithe ()9-
minor euro ‘ubout an «In: not;
one. end the int treatment no about
than melts on On omnipo-
tton he Iltd Ibotdte live tho trut-
nuut on union. or more, for sum
promotion in tor enrollment-o, and
tootophlmm unto: alcohol»
,brm mull-norm. mmdmm
Fri-munch“ Nouruudmlolood
unwonymmum»
Muddioctlro venom-Indira-
thrown» atomic-ole Ir.
lama-whom“.
continuum. ..
or. must Mao. of m
mulled“ he a!“
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tome)- Cum moved for a non suit.
WWI VIM/denied. u the court or
mad M from two witnesses there
“in 3.1mm a. prime {acid cm at
"“61in The court then adjourned ultr
til 10 o'clock today, when the tenth
nonfat-tho defense will .he heard.
filo mm ”REV-FOURTH AN-
mum“.
- The 8mm . Union Sunday
will»! will IWA u» formalin!
Autumn! to exit-moo on sul-
w. Juno m. when will In new
mom. children- non1dmfltr
m will it. in criminal spook-r.
Pan-to and trio-IO at «to children
Who-M All who
in”, ”Maril-
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