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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 13, 1912 · page 6

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Emma SENTINEL
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THURSDAY, JUNE 13. :91:

 

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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
‘ TOMORROW '

High tide 9:49 a. m.; 10:14 p. m.

Sun rises 7:19; sets 7:27.

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SOCIETY NOTICES

MASONIG DIRECTORY.

A Special Communication of Old
Wall Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.,
will be held at: in roomo June 13th,
1912. at 8 o‘clock p. 111. Thu Manor
Mnon'o dogroo will be conferred 'by
tho officer. of St. John Lodge. No. 6
Norwalk, with their , Follow Croft:
team doing the floor work.

Fraternally yours,
FRED'K 8. LYON. w. M.

 

Aiteot:
ROBT. M. WILCOX, eoc’y.‘

 

 

 

IOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
ProoldontT—Nohominh Candoo.
Vice-Priiaidunt—cmries J. Pidgoon.
Mercury—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
92-2—News Department
92- -3—-Busincss Department
44 2——-Branch Office, Norwalk
890 -——Editor’ 5 Residence
729- -5—-—City Editor‘ 5 Residence

 

 

JAMES GOLDEN.

James Golden editor and iit'otit'ictor
of The Evening Brntinci passed uwu1
[inacci‘iilli 111 his home last (10111111;
111101 an illncss lasting 11 i’cu 1111111

Imor five 111.111.. .

in his demise. his family has lost
a faithful and luring hushuud and
father; the nownpnpcr world a compo»
tent and icarlt-‘ss editor, and the (-0111-

, mnnity our of its most. tntiucntlal and
respectcd citizens.

Mr. Goidcn was a ncwspupcr man
of the old school and had been 011-

‘ ranged in that lilllSlDOBS, with the ox-
ception of a few years.'slnco :1 youth
ohtciidci‘ yours. Beginning at the
‘ "battom he worked himself up to the}
responsible position of editor and his
.ltoanpeo/«today 1111111111; and will 1'0.
11111111 11 11101111111001 to his hcut charts.
The genuine 01.111111151111111 of st 1111111
it) Which have been 01111191011 to the
minority and to this. 11011111111001 dining
‘Mr Goldciis illncss 111111 since’ his do
. nurture, by the community, are drop-
ly appreciated and are ccnsldcrcd in
the light oi’ a tributc to tho good oi’~
, dices which he niwhys icnt to thc wci-
.1, fare ot‘ the city and town.

 

 
 
 
 

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TRIBUTE TO MR. GOLDEN.

James Golden was 11 strong, suh-
0tnntial personality. clear in his 1103
ilefs, as i111111o1'niilc its the Rock of
Gibraltar. in 11 world of vague, cram
oscent mcn who do lint know where
they are golng'or upon what errand:
he was a refreshing and beneficial
contrast. The day of the .1iroprictor-
'editor of the city daily is passing,
and ho was one‘ oi’ the last of such
111011. lie looked upon his turrs'paper
not merely as a means of reflecting
public opinion, lint quite as much as
11 111011113 of creating it. tic looked
upon this city not merely as a plume
of residence, but as a community of
persons to he developed along right
lines. There was here no 1111111 01
larger public spirit than the editor of
The Sentinel, the name of whose
«taper admirably symbolized his own
Character and service. lie made this-

 

 

 

 
 

walk.

That he was incorruptihle I know,
as do my own friends and associates
hero. Nothing wont into his paper
.1111.» on its own merits as fit and
inithtui news and editorial opinion.
, ‘When attempts were mode four years
1 ago upon my coming here from the
_ National Capital to buy space in this
I manor for alleged news articles pur-
porting to relate as facts events that
nov r occurred and opinions that none
abut an lnleralted few. long since out
of office here. ever held. he indig-
' 'hntitly roiused. '
‘ i shall never .lorget Jamel Golden.
and never cease to hold him in rec-1
'pect and high appreoin'tion'

o W. E. CHANCELLOR

 
 

 

. RIGHT TO THE POiNT ‘
Mtnraily Dr. thoy‘o toil: obout hi0
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up of their ctholoyntéui on:

condition! on rho [unit of 11110 . .

Willi. ' Thou Mich” ‘N

”lilo 110001100 tiny nro “pooled

”paper 11' watchtower in South Nor» '

 

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The Beauty of June

The fields are agleam with

daisies .
Whilst the bobolink sings all
day;
The brook, too, is mad with
mono, ‘
And the Bluebird warbles a
lay;
My heart responds to the beauty
Which June roses choke on
the air,
in the joy of humorous sum-
mcr.

Forgotten is every care.

The. moon is spreading her sil-

ver .
.1111 o‘er the mountain and
sec,
The stars are wondrous with
rapture.

 

They glisten in sweet ecstasy.

June's fancies are prettily wing-

. ing .

In butterflies yellow and blue,

And the poet's heart' 18 singing

A song of fair summer for
you.

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Then hasten to join in her

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—John lngleton.

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7!
I
'9
.9
3f. pleasure.
if! E'er lune has parted for aye,
:: ‘And silently goes like a shadow
it At the close of some summer
1:9 day.
:2 Breathe deep of her fragrance -
ti and sunshine,
ii Partakc of her tranquil con-
t! 1 tent, "
1:1 Crown her the queen of the sea-
sons '
Her dreamy love towards all
is sent.

 
 

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‘ tel-day:

digit? party which will report to the

. tho 11111111. nil pointhio brood!“ odd

3 ' ; folio bloom for £100 and moiquitooo.
‘ I nun-1111; him with '1 written memo»,

‘ rondi‘nu or oil 110100111 noticed. for 1111-

 

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till 1111 11111111

 

Local Aritilorymen wm Pick
1er Sound Bum Tomorrow

The film: Company boys are main
log all nocouary arrangement: for

 

camp, and on Friday of thin week the .

11un boxes are packcd and will be
chipped to New London and from
there i'ruiiopontcd to Fiaiwro' inland by
boat. The quartcrinaiucr‘o depart-
ment loavoo for the island on Saturday
and by the 11111111 the troopr arrive on
Monday morning will have the comp
streets staked out and the touts on the
ground ready for erection.

'i‘hc foild'wing orders have been is-
ouod and were mcoivod in town yooo

Hoodouortoro Cont Artillory corps.
Connecticut Notional Guord
Stamford, June 10. 1912.
General Ordero, No. ii .

1. During the tour of duty of thin
corps at Fort H. G. Wright, N. Y..
June 17th«261h, 1912. 11 guard will be
mounted each day. it will he 00mph-
ed of one officer of the day, two com-
missioned officers of the 111111.011
11101111311111. tiirce 10rporula and 13 prh
Villas.

8 1.11101 Col. Dorsey. (‘ A C (:.N ..
(1'... is hereby alwoiutrd Summary
Cutirt Officer for the trial of such
ratios on may 1110 brought before him.

3. Each company will police its own
cumulmm 'utliconi‘ retinitis to men‘s.
rinks. directly altar Reveille roll call
tinticr tine supervision of 11 conunitr
attuned ofltccr.

i. The company which {urnlslit‘cu the
guard will“ 11100 furnish 11 general '3'

potion omccr at the guard tom 7 u. to.
tho morning U10 ("olnt'niny mifrchcs on
guard.

5. it‘lth the execution of a n011>oom~
11113011111011 pincer left 111 1111- guard tent
and our, prirato left no 11 patrol. the
guard and potter details will attend at.
Ariiiicry 11111111 with 11101: companies

1: Button rotor-1111 will he submitted
with the linninimr reports {0r pcriods
of 11111 days on June ltth and 21111

1. Lists of (liluill'iilétlhl'y stores ro-

qulrod tr 11129111101 11.? organizations for -

1'. days will he 11111111111101} with ration
returns

it (now for trpsh hoe! 11ml iii-end
villi b0 fiihmiitod to lilo (form: (‘0111
11111191111 (“it”) day for the day follow-
his

9. Organization cornmandcts MO in
spent all lotions diawn from tho coin,

' mlsaary. giving thcir roceipt thorny
1 fort», reunrdlcsa of the condition.

Should any article, 1111 found unfit for
are, the rcclrlng 0mm:- will write tho
word "unscrvlcoahicf‘ after him niacin:
ture and adjust the matter at a suit-fl
mount time appointcd by tho commis-
nary.

 

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AT THE

“ALWAYS MOR ~
FOR ’ LESS”

ai'policy that means something. A. visit to
our Store TOMORROW will con-
vince you that this is correct

 

FRIDAY
SPECIAL‘ ~

to

”“NORWALKS BUSY CORNER"

 

The reason that most of our patrons con-
centrate all their needs at the Boston Store
is because they appreciate the value and

 

Parasols ‘

27.10. Tomorrow
‘ lSc

Women's Paranoia.

 

111. 01.111101111111111 Commandern will
11110111; at‘aii times the aura-011111111113.
moody rotation of issues to tholr or‘i
nonfiction with than credit duo them
on their ration returns and be proparv
ed to make a cash settlement to the
corps commissnry, " before leaving
camp.

it. The corps romn'ilaoary will show 5

by daily vlinlanccs tho condition of his" '_

1101101111111 with the post. commlnnary
and all organization commanders.

1‘2. Gainers and collated men 11111111
corpo‘ may plirchaso for cash all an
tiring of subsistence stores the some
as officers and enlisted 1110.11 of tho rog-
uinr army.

1‘
18. Organinotion will not purchase

1111111 any source but the post commie
nary. any component. of the ration car-
ried by the post commiasary except
unnerinhnhlo articloo unions the
«amount of such component already
drawn exceeds the amount due the or-
ganization for ten days' subututnnco,
coffee excepted.

14313110000011 quartormaater will 011.
111111 and tarnish such wagon transpor-
tnion on may he required 11;- the coop:
commander. the commloaory or police
officer. acquisitions for tron-porin-

tion should he submitted in ample‘

time to wallow his to 11111110 the now
any arrangement: with the post ow-
termnlter. .

16. The senior medical omcer on
duty with the corps will he empathic
the sanitary inspector tor the camp
He will 111111110 dolly inspections of the
water supply, thelotrines,11rinol con:
tents, bathing places whitebait: the
sanitary preparations and handling of
food-units by the communal? and
cooln. 111000 shelters, and

1111110. paying particulnr ottontion to,

the police of 11110 3110111111 than thou
H0 will point out: to the potion amour
who will My 0110 unitary hi
Ipoutor 1111 oil hip loowttonr shout

11104111110 condition.

 
 
 

 

$1.00

Children‘s Paranoia: regularly

Tomorrow

Tooth Powder
Sanitol Paste or Powder: regu-
larly 2:10. Tomorrow

17c

llr. Lyon‘s Powder; regularly
2.70. Tomorrow

17c '

 

Hosiery

Women‘s Black Silk Stockings.
Tomorrow

tons Tomorrow

2 11111012515

Children‘s Socks with fancy

Facial Cream

Hind‘s Honey and Almond
Cronin regular 50¢ size. To

1113111 on.
’ 35c
‘Talcum Powder”

llahcock's Corylopois Talcum
Powder; regularly 15c. Tomor-

12c

 

 

Soap

Woodtinry‘n Facial Soap; regu.
Tomorrow

17c

larly .251».

 

Laces
All Linen Torchon Laces, 1 to
i inchesw wide. insertions to
match; value To to 101: yard.
Tomorrow. yard

51:

 

 

 

Swiss Flouncing

An odd lot of short lengths, ev-

 

 

 

ery piece perfect, 27 inches

wide; regularly 59c. Tomorrow.

 

 

 

 

 

yard
35c
Dresses
Lawn House Dresses. Tomor-
row

$2.98 and $i.50

 

Underwear

Drawers. Special tomorrow

1%

White Linens Skirts.

TOMOI‘TOW

Special

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11101111 or the Second Fire 0011.11.11.11-
static; or the Fourth company nnd
the Wool: Company at Battory Gila-
ton} 13inch 1110111111.

Maj Hmherg is detailed in com.
mm at the Third Fire Command
condition or the Thirteenth Company,
Seventh Company and tho Twoitth
Company at Battery Dalton. 6 inch
41111:; the Sixth Company. and the
Ninth 0111111111111» It Emory Marcy,6 .1
inch limo. '

Moi. 11111111. notched on 11111111110 with
6000111! flout: O’Neil an 11111-11111

111111 1.10111. to 111111111111 on 11111111 .1151.

addiction. ii Mtooftlrioordor.
the 111111111111; provtuto‘uol 1111111111an

11110 11111111111111.1111: 111.111.111.111 mit-
communion. I001

 

 

‘ M
1111. 1111111111- 1111! his “motion in tliro‘oh-i “MAIN 111011 MOBKEY 1’6 1.“.

it. For infantry duty 1‘»- 11mm

ponies.

Third Provisional Battalion, Major
Hatchet-g commanding. Second Mont.
E. It. Borrowa‘ 1111111111111, Sergeant Ma.-
11111 Buckley (3. s.) with the Third
Ninth. Seventh. and Eleventh Corn-
pnnloun ' '

18. IBorgonnt Galvin. Eleventh Com-
pany. and 501111011111 you Holt 1111111111
Company, are detailed on color oer-
Sleuth for thin tdur o! duty. .

fly order of Col. Fitch.
Otlciai: William 11:. Winner,
mm“! 01 A! CI, 0' NI Gt "'
Adjutant. .

't'iW.

N nonhuman. June 13 «it. P
111111.111 11.1111 Moray, tender at 0
mm from! in W 011111.101. duriRI‘
no 1111111110 Wino. yummy
11» 11mm II» 11111111 11m

. 01111» to to mu. 0 01111111111111

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115111111001 our-r Amour no: in. ‘ _,

 
 

BURANCE MB".
Judge Joel 1!. Reed and n jury in
tho Mny addition-oi session or the no ,
poi-tor court are hearing the ovidonco ' 'f
in 11111 on»: which Albert Philiipo ot,‘ V
Bumford has against live tnsuronco ‘
companion to recover damages (or iiro‘
which burned the store or tho South-
oirn New England Candy continuity in W
simian: some time no. Ami-nay ‘
Phillipo wag appointed truotoo, and he
brim the notion in that enmity. it

 

' 1" Med by the Madman“ that

there woo not on much 000011111 1110'
111010 on m clotmod by tho company.

1 ,. Jury Mooring cm

The im which to boom the art»
1101100 to no follow midterm. Titan»
00 I. who, manor 8‘. Nichols. Chori
m 111m W W.
11111111111; 1‘. Ci. Win. John 011111111011.
w» m ’1 31m: mm
Munich, hood 3. Knhbollyflow don
'. :m; M 3&3. unit;

 

 
 
 
 

 

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