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' SOCIETY NOTICES
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MASONIG DIRECTORY.
A Stated Convocaton of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at it!
rooms, June 11th, 1912, at 8 o'clock
p. m. Work, Mark Degree. All R.
A. Masons cordially and fraternity in-
vited.
Fraternally you",
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec’yu
COUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
"numb-Nehemiah Candee.
Vieo-Prnldono—chnrles J. Pidoeon.
Becratury-iglmhk w. Hadley.
Treasurer-apMuthow Corbett
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ENGLISH DEFENCE OF THE MILL;
TANTS.
, The Militant Sum-ugettes. who are
"now in prison for conspiracy in incit-
tlng their followers to break windows,
are not without clerical defenders in
high plucea. or their Anilitont policy.
’l‘he first man to suggest a pollcy of
f Constant annoyance or the members or
' the government 'was Sir Henry (‘ump
bell Bannerninn, when as prime min-
.3 islet oi the newly installed Liherul
Cuhlnet, the Stt‘trugiuts approached
3 mm with a request. for gtivermueut as-
.sistanco in the massage or their bill.
Sir‘Henry Campbell Benncrmnn then
Ii the women that they take exam-
pie by the widow in the llilile. who.
twitch she had to deal with an unjust
tilindli'ierent judge, came and cried
him dull}, to hp avenged of her ad-
ry. At inst wearied out with her41
partunities, the judge gore “nym—
'l-lliQitzh i fear not God nor icgnrd
it said that judge ultom the. ptiine
minister selected to typify his own
’(Malllllei ‘yet because this woman
wenrieth me, i will avenge her.‘ i
4 4 ”The second Biblical testimony in I'll-m
“var of the Sun’rngtstn was stronger
and c no from n mun who might (ltlllll
:n‘i‘mo authority in religious matters:
than the late Sit ileum t‘utnpltell lien
hrman. it one the liislmp of Lon
don. About [two yenrs turn the hiulttip
entered it defence of the tnilitnncy and
and praised most highly the earnest-
' uses and enthuslams of the Suii'rugeh;
tee, comparing them most favorable
Irwith the workers in religiottn and phil-
unthropic work. “The Kingdom or
Heaven sttil'ereth violence." said till?
bishop to it great audience in London.
“and the violent take it by storm. if
women are ever to enter their king~
dom oi? seli’ government and full oirt~
zenship, it could only be through it self
3' Sacrificing devotion that would ex.
' press itself in some form of action
«which, it thwarted and slammed buck
would develop violence.
4 4 third religion; defence of the Gut
tragettes is just: to hood in the Eng-
' ah, papers, Canon Peter Green. at
manometer at a meeting at church
tile in his own city. Green come
tin not uncertain terms for the'mli-
itttnts. “-I entirely retiree.” he cold,
to condemn the militants. Here he
,4 was interrupted by a burst of applause
”it motto mount to not a few
V broken plaoegglass ’windows in London
~ ‘cxainat‘tho most important matter for
menu minds in Englandtoduy would
be to set the crops trampled doivn at
Waterloo against the providence ot' the
English nation at that time. i hove no
doubt that a great deal of damage was
done to property round the hold or
Waterloo. 'ilhlr in I no: nation im-
in lite and when i am told that mili-
tia: is wrong, I refuse mnemonic.
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'_ nth I will succeed in thin mutter
it. moment. boom" Whatever ,3
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SERVICE .
The highest ideals of right
.living4 are wrought out only
through service. No other suc-
cess is to be compared with the
success of a useful life. A life
consecrated to the cause of
helping those who need help. of
making practical applicafian of.
the lemma of- Jesus. of help. "
in: to upbuild the Kingdom of
Righteousness in the place
where'one lives is the only life
that is a cotnplete success.-
Congregationalism
The Quarry
‘Twas leap you and the go «rd-
ed youth
All tuniveiy drew nigh,
She was a comely lass in sooth,
With a determined eye,
Her father half way up the stair
Beside her mother sat.
With note books to take down
with me 4
The bits of parlor chat.
. Behind the screen a telephone 4 ~
0n duty held its 'p'ttcc.a
A dictograth each tender tone
Was then prepared to trace, 4
'But oh that youth, with but in
m .
Hod brown: Surprising shyi‘ »4 4
He‘simply said, “Good evening"
4 and 4 33 4 3
“I’ll have to go. Good-bye)
. pmpootitom m block and white [to
The Sentinel will no memo to to
com lotion (or publication, train it!
renders. under the above handing. A
brief Ind to-thepolnt communication,
a: a general precaution. corrlu mm 3
weight out! conviction than u lengthy ‘
one in which the argument to not. 3
concentrated. We doimost earphone»
oily Iona-t brevity. Laminar! w
tielel, we have unnerved. are the hut
to be read. end are many tuner mold:
ed altogether.
REPLY TO BANKS A SPITZIR 00;
South Norwalk. Conn.
‘ Juno mm. 1912.
To the Editor of The Sontinolz-
Will you kindly publish the follow-
in: reply to the communication of J.
Bonita a; Spacer Co, which nppooru in
lune or June 8th. stating that follow-
ing a demand for increased wages or
m employer of this firm, and the
announcement that they would have to
pay lam price; as paid in Bethe! or
Dunbury. they had decided to run on3
open chop. No increase of mm It»
theon demanded. ‘but a maintenance»!
wages on it par with Bethcl and Dan-
hury sought to; this class of work.
None of our members has hecntem'
played in note. (outcry uinoe hot I»
camber. mandolin nod Mr. Spimor be
in; the only employee they have had
in tho nuke chop. along with one none
union mun doing port at our work, so
the tact in they have been running it
nonunion motor-y for route momma
The omciulu of the Hat. Maket‘a‘ Axum
clotlon have heard at dittorent times
during the winter of propositions
made by thin arm to their old employ»
on All or them propositions were in
tiolniion ol‘ the rules 0! our Manolo
dim and coiled for anon-union photo;
and a reduction of 50 per cent. in the
wagon ;. uniting last full Had this
firm peed dbalt‘qmt 01 running o union
ldcio‘ii't they would hove sent their
requested by innumruturv ol’ this; lo-
cal through two of their former ém~
ployeu on April 24th to he acted on at
our meeting held May lot, but will.
ing was heard or it.
On May ill. the hut finishers“ ottlcora
informed ounmroiury that the firm ‘
of J Room at spitxer Co, wanted to
one our ommrs ate": o‘clock Prlduv
May 17th We obeyod the wishes or; ‘
the arm and appeared at their factory;
outline: The peopoeltion they altered
for our men was $5.00 per uu‘y Mr a
reasonable day” a work. on port of the
work known as sticking. and- molding.
out they anomaly stipulated that the
other part or the work. known on boob
ing up. must. he done by nonunion
men. Thin proposition being in viola»
tion‘ or the rules of our Articulation.
we. as encore, could not accept it
' veraary Price nave: a large portion at
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We then united thcttilm- to place their
proposition in block and white and in
such form on to annuity: with the rule:
of our Association. and we could bring
the matter up in. a special mooring.
Ind invited Mr. Bfllltl and Ml“, Spit!» ‘
or to attend the momma”
none olour W V
them it. would be in: ‘
down This was ‘9. mutter M the
3 gimme"? Mom qucith. MI film W 3. 3mm- 8:: Slim“ Co.
.3 ‘ finisher nan been Militia: ‘mupioo . woman: ' _ ‘4
Your communication am May 2m
vm read and duly countdown at. our
893m said he would union mm titan man held M "chins ‘
W o i
filth“ mum motif a: changed. With one exception all the 0mm Wetting ot airspeed out tight! ,
tortwomonthu. mount it htdno‘
complaint on that point. in fact Mr.
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tion of our price rule it had to he left
over to our regular meeting Our sec-
retory notinod the firm of the receipt
or the copy or their proposition, May
t. and that time would he acted on
they could I at: our meeting, June 5th. The were. ,
nitrite their own ntatemont to our pea-I my saw Mr vSpitzer on a. trolley car
tile theinsulted.,~ rt. lining rum and on Mn 30. and attain mined hint and
king. we told an unrtncr to attend the meeting.
“ » tmunicatlon soul: by deem to the
in: eight or nine m ointment an. arm:
nu ma cm cl ”’3“ done I’ll m ohm on the winning National in hence unce- are nearly ulnar. appoin-
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gnaw SPEED ”All“; 057 FOR 55- the drive: time to bet a drink of m '
Pit-AGING vines. ' ‘M'
‘ I .Two men in the prose could timed
All the em But One in 500 Mile Im' a. china. on DePalmu car in tmntr
ditto-poll: Goudmy Race Equip- three” seconds, and it this to. true 31- 3
out With Michelin. ’other speed record was established.
One of the interesting features or, The Michelin: company in. followed
the Memorial my race or lino-miles or racing closely ind with market! one—
tlie indianopolil Speedway was the can. Tires mutt wear out in the
rapid manner ”in which um wmi strain a: u. too-mite race in which the
June 8th, 1912.
the con to iiniuh were whipped with miles on hourbmt it is not mainla-
'Micheliii' um. Ono Michelin m4 cont that tho Mum in long-div
thirty oeooudo. linrd'iy’ giving Bernoulli tod with. Malia.
3 qts 2504
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Matthieu, ........ not M m duet-t ..............1.0o
Whom momma. Wit. our arms.
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