Evnmuc SENTINEL
flames Golden, Editor and
Proprietor
FRIDAY. JUNE 7. 1912
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SOCIETY NOTICES
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
Oh! Well Lodge, No.108, F. and A M.
Hoots in Masonic Building, South
n.4, Main stroot. lot and 3d Tuesday or
. ’ ouch month—July and August ex-
cepted—4t 8 o'clock. ’All Master
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
8. Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Soc.
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Moots in Masonic Building. South
Main street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays or
«on month—July and'August ex-
“plied-at 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. llit-kson
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W. Cole, H. 1’. Robert. M. \Viicox,‘
80¢.
f ootm-i NORWALK BOARD or
TRADE
Pruident—Nehemlah Candee.
Vice-Prosident—Charies J. Pldgeon.
THESOUTHNOBWALK l I I
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FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 191:
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Appellant’s Lawyer Relates the
Right to links it . 3 O » . ._
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NEW HAVEN, .iunc 7.~—-'i‘he su- . .
On Our Cheerful 9
ed to arguments ill the case known as
the state vs. Chilton C. Hall of Wall’
lngfurd involving the validity of a law
passed at tho lust soulOu oi’ the son-
crtll assembly providing for p jail 3911- =
tonne an it penalty tor failure to pay , = » ‘ I. 4
lilo personal tax of $2 levied on the § ~‘l ‘-‘ . "
male citizens under 70 years of age, =' =W§ ! .
who are not exempted. The justices ‘ * = "I: \.‘\{1 ' I ‘ E i a I I
showed the greatost interest in Ithe =. =' I: “ah-\-
urgumentu, one alter another asking ‘ =~\=I E 54"“45
questions of counsel. Robert J. WOOd- ‘ i ‘i‘ "‘
nui’t‘. prosecutor in the common pleas EMEEE £4” E you Can drfss yourself and family on a
count, appeared for tho state, and -' m I' \\‘:‘~ '
Howard C. Webb tor the appellant. =. 45 M44: "WEJ:RE Sma l Ontlay 0f ready C8811
The case camo from tho willllnutord 4- 4-. i: . = -4:
>borougili court, whore Hall was sent to ' = 4: 1 l — :l E
jnll to’work out his tax and costs. in -. l: . I :4 i' ee y or on
:innppcul to thc common pleas count .. ' ‘ .I { ~gi 4,:
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a new complaint was mildc and this
was stricken out by Judge Woltc upon
the defendant's motion, and the court
instructed Mr. “'Oodrun‘ to take an
appeal to the highest court because of
tho importance of the Issue involved.
Argument: of Counul.
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Payments
'will procure for you all the neces-
.4.?$43.44.??1444..“f'.3‘.‘1..“.’§442. :: Sines 0f me' We want Men in a”
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Socretary—Frank w. Hadley.
Trauma—Matthew Corbett,
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CONNECTICUT PEANUTS.
Connecticut is not out- at tho pea~
nut producing slates. although illtii‘o
have been sonic :lttcmpls llltltlt‘ at
4 Principal James It). lindigau‘s school
4 to raise a bilg full or so, but mcrcly
«usual observation of the activities of
V passangerson thc midnight trolley
4. cars out of the copier cnslly suggcsts
that. Connecticut has many rcsuionts
who are toutilliutlng gent-rough of
their nickels to tho value at tho peii- 4
nut crop Git?!) d.u or the war as “(ll
4am: circus din -~\\ helium Rt‘plillll- l
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MERIDEN'S RELIGION. i
; Meridian seems to be one city lu‘
which the recent mcu and religion for.
4‘1 ward movement hus produced procll~‘
cal results. It is diroclly rcsponsiblc
for the plan which is now under way
44: and which seems sure of success to
‘73,“ raise $6. 000 for a municipal lodging
c fimd \\00d_\",inti w-litrotbo human
deneitct c'nn slecp in “smith and
pionnllnoss and earn his food llV tho
sweat of his ‘bl'OR ——l«lartl‘otd Times
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MINISTER'S NEW JOB.
.34: Rev. (“corgo ll. G-ilbtrt, an Whit-H04)“
Z‘f’ clergimuu of iiiiddietoun, has lensed'
my»
the dancing pavilion at [,nltovlcu park
.4 and will personally supervise its man.
4: ageincnt this summer. Might try that
4 5 at Haliovcr.-—--.\lcridcn Journal
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Issued by Captain Albert M. Mossman
’4 Yesterday
444 The Sixth Company members intro]
$ received the following Ul‘llt‘l‘s with to:
1 lation to the annual camp:
.luuo .'-. llil2.
f Orders
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1. in accordance with G. 0.. No. 23
A. G. 0.."c. s. and (1.0. No. 4. C. 11..
. 5.. the command will assoniblc attire
. Armory MOIltllHJllllP 17.1912. propel
ly united and equipped in' field service
1,: uniform for ti tcu day tour of duty at
Fort u. G. Wright. N. r
' 2. First call 6:15 a. m.. assembly, ti:-
420, roll call 6:25
4 3. Bill of Dress—Field service unl~
'-l’0l‘m consisting of service but, With
sword, corps, badge. and wind cord ae-
onroly fastened thereto. service cont,
brooches, leggings. sol-vice shoes. llcltl
iielt' complete. consisting or suspend
. hold belt from which will be sus-
doii first aid pouch containlngpack.
'Zhsversack containing tin cup
ind moss kit. clinteon bayonet and
' hbnrd. Blanket roll consisting or
ltar. poncho and tito blankets will
led as specified. Rifle.
1.0M squad box is assigned to two
it and the service caps and leather
{will he carried in them. together
the personal eects or the «pen.
in viii be packed in blanket
this is the culmination ottlio
imk every member should
thriiibowiiolbtonr sham
ad absentm will be lined .5 s
its ”we at the tour will be
‘ in tho it? upon.
4 where the plaintifl. the tax collector
-j to collect the socullctl military tori
1(‘mnmillmlon tax, which law had beenl ON 0 U R CHEERFU L CREDI I PLAN.
'44 SIXTH COMPANY CAMP ORDERS. 4
' . it the waiters silt-it it out for a an Account
" mouth or ionizer New York may get '
3414:4343.“44:41-{f‘537441.253.144:4 " ‘ ~ walks of life, married or single, to
tint;.....‘.‘.:'.I:I‘.‘.:“"“.:::;:‘4.4::4 get posted on what we are offering, as we have a complete
in: :l'lli‘lllltlliifl it): 4141:4444]?i42tillwllitg‘lxi44lsl: Men, S Clothing and Shoe Department
:4:.:::::“::::'44:...4‘:.1:r::*.:::‘:1:2:..4:::4 , , SPECIAL PRICES IN OUR MEN’S CLOTHING DEPT.
mm to jail to he worked out until , . .
44.4.4“..t‘."‘.‘..;.:::'f.:34.344:1";:1:‘:.:."....“"::.'4 Will prevail during this Month. We have one thousand
a [it'lltllly ill the Sllllpi.‘ of n commit~
water vs, Reilly, ll. Mcridcn 01180.4 Men’s snits at SpeCial reduced prices WhiCh Will be SOId
of that town. had brought a civil suit.
iopcalcd by tho personal tax statute'
of .iitl l.
Mtorncv Welih insisted that if tho4
.. mm... .. during this month Prices varying from $10.00 to $25. 00
collectible not lit atheist on a mini 4 ..
inal warrant and complaint but bi4 ‘
(lVll suit against the tlolinqiicul. 4
i LADIES’ AND MIS E '
In his brit-t' Ailiil‘iloy \i‘otulrui’t‘ set4 . RESSES
forth that the tax statute has an}
almost cxuct analogy in the statute.
1:444:34 4444.44.44.44..4444? .444 of Percale, Ginghams, Fissue, White Lawn and Lingerie,
stale h_v paving ono's proportionate}
M: Foulards and Taffetas, Chiffon and Messeline. Prices from
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as Well he consldorod ii crime as tho
44:31:?“45:.f::::;“’i:..‘::‘":4:44:44:4,3434:f 98c to $25 00. We can make this positive and sweeping
tlualsas charges upon society. In4
low assertion that we carry and sell more Ready-to- Wear
dcmnnds that thc delinquent licnl' hisf
44:94:44... ..4 clothes far Women than all the stores in South Norwalk
.lutllz‘ Wolfe‘s dorisldn he slistalnod.4
:szlffitthls statute is criminal and tliei 4 combined. our GOOds are all marked in plain figures.
delinquent taxpayer is to be u crim-
mm m4 For Good and valuhle Merchandise we are the leaders 'in
rent his being treated as such in tliei
ordinary course of evci‘ita by having: lllh N 1k
“his picture taken for tho rogue’s gal-l e . orwa S
lcry. his mcastlrtnonts tuitcli as a4 ‘
means of ltlcntliicntlon. and his name
placed on tho criminal rocortls of the ‘
cou'ris, thus always to remain to his‘
humiliation and disgrace." . e n V i e o pen
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RlGHT TO THE POINT
back to the oldwi'ttshioneii theories of
"the simple illo."-—-No\\' Yorh Tribune.
Senatorial «mans when some of 4 With this firm you’ll find no Objection-
the senators remain to hour whni Jo!
Davis has to szlv~Cliarloston News
-' able questions, everything abOve board
....'.i."i.’i"fii..i‘l.i"i‘,iifif§.:i”$454.33.": and honorable. Instead of paying spot
ways thought the men in England
:2- cash. We allow you to open a
in Philadelphia woman lins4beon
convlotctlot beluga common scold.
Yet they let. the presidential candidst- C ’ C C I]- T
on go freoz~4Clevolnnd Plain Dealer. . HARGE A 0 N
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in the wool bill, the cotton hill and "
the tumors“ free list bill were prol-
outed to Mr. 'l‘att now would he voto‘
moral—«St. Louis Post~DlspstolL
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Gaby Deslys my: every one or her
beautiful pearls represents hundreds
of tom, which only goes to show tint
Gaby has wept to good powwow)!»
volk Virginian Post.
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Clots» Outta.- tomorly pianos». 3
VonOlilDln.‘ Ind one of the intone“! in
the thirdtormmvom is to in opt.
«and on again. All, you. for rovom
tionlttanow York Telegram.
Your word and promise is all we ask. Ex»
I patience in human nature has taught us that
944 per cent. of all tile people are honest. if
on a chance and We take that chance.
Norwalk Chronicler