EVENING Summer.
James Golden Editor ink
, _ Prop star
SATURDAXJUNE 15.1912
l‘wo Cents sCopy~$5 a Your
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MINIATURE unwise Eon
TOMORROW ,
High tide n :33 a. m.; 11:55 p. to.
Sun rises 4:19; sets 7:29.
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scenery NOTICES
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MAsONIc DIRECTORV.
Old Well Lodge, No.108, F. anti is" M.
Meets In Masonic Building. gouth
Main street lat and 3d Tuesday or
each month-duly and August ex
wed? I"; 8 ocloch All Muster
one cordially invited. Frederick
8. Lyon, W. M. Robert M Wilcox.
Sec.
Butler Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
' Wheel 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—duly and August ex-
Ceptedv-at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. i-llckson
W. Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec. '
souru NORWALK aohno or
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Sundae.
Vice-Preoldent—I-Charlos J. Pidueon.
8dcrohary~Frank w. Hadley. 1v
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett
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MANIFESTOS
'I'nESou'rnNonwm I
It‘ :4 till ilystcr But inunil‘osto u do}
"no“; ptosentlt we may ho trotting ttvol
or thtoc a do}. in the latest tho tJ-ioi
mtol says that this is no time lint "-cx ,
cttod untornnces" and, thou pmcccdsl
. to. say that tho outcotuc ot’ the Ohio‘
Rspubltcun convention li-i lint politl‘
cal Ibrlgandngo and him tho l’roshicut
doesn't euro a rap for the Will of the
People. That‘s how the (‘oluuel cx‘
. presses himself when he's rnlm. t-lup-x
_ ‘ pos'er'hc should not rcutly oxv‘ttctiiw'
‘ ‘Iiurtfoi‘d Content.
WM“. An.
4 HOW ABOUT JOHNNY?
'Mdyor Rotates proclamation shows
”that Johnny can make all tho noisc he
L gléo‘ses on the Fourth of July. pro-
» vldcd ho docs not use cannon crnckors
big torpedoes rcul pistols shooting
really ‘fllllantts nigger chnsors \vhcois‘
flower pots ltlld sputklcts that his dad
will let hint buv, lull no rochctd, \Vill
tilts suit .lohnnv? Johnny may in-
home but hc will how more ting-
ers Mid be nblc to see strnigihcr‘wn
the llrth ”Waterbury Republican.
M. ”"W*
TE8T OF TEACHING.
"'lt you sec y'out pupil only through
the medium of discussion of Cicero
and trigonometry you will never get
dilllCll influence ovcr his pcrsonnl dc“
oision. it' you know him on the ball
field, ut. the school social: In his homo.
.. he will again begin listen to your ad-
vicc about this one of the urcatcst of
life's choices, which has to be made at
such immature ago—littrtt'ortl Post.
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' RIGHT TO THE. POINT.
Russia may be slow in taking up
’ modern ideas, but'the dumu has past
ablll permitting \votucn to .pructice
5.law which is an indication that there
,pl‘ls some progress in the land of the
2.5 (33le New London Day.
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mat is in evidence among the early
irds at mileage. 'l‘hev need the saving
it or something or otherwmuybe
‘ tires humor, because their spleen--
so deeply stirred llhlli‘ they were set
y j ting to he in E pitlnhle condition. It
“ some one ”will only be merciful and
,. . wood the proceedings of the conven-
qtlon they may be able to retain their
. semblance of happiness until after
they get home, at least.——Hhrttord
Wat K ”it:
fathom day cornea In June Per
hops that log enough to give at .one or
, we hear trusts A—Norwi'ch Bulletin.
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how a family (at seven tcsn live on III.-
II per wank. Prohwbty the all drum is
or (nod—{hand Roplds his“. " ‘
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'Md All who while 14‘ muddle 0911*.
«him to run without. martin as single
thfleumPlutsbmh. Guam Times. "
. ' It is said that a saving grace of hu- ‘
Very mothers IIOII of them—has been ‘
cow-’0‘
'A Chicago paper halt drum out .
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KEEPING. THE
mint
Then rouse thee from
desponding sleep.
Nor by the wayside
lingering weep.
Nor fear to seek Him
I; father in the win,
it Whose love can turn
:2 earth’s worst and
:3 least
:2 into a cenqueror's
3 royal feast
5:: Thou “ will .not be un-
_ :3 true, thou shalt not
it be heguiled.
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3 [will not doubt tor-p
ii evennore.
' ti Nor falter from a“
i; steadfast faith;
:3 For though the system
1“ be turned 0 ’er,
{.2 God takes not back
‘1" ' the Wordhe saith
88;; My memory i'll edu—
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p {3; To kuo’wx'the one his-
'13. torie'truth,‘ ‘
i: Remembering to the
:f latest date,
a" Theonlytrueand soul
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All hires.
$4 GraduationDresses$Z98
('iirls' Graduation Dresses. made in doin-
ty sheer lawns. trimmed watsts and pleat-
ed skirts
$1. 50 Lingerie Waists 980
Ianrl reproductions of more expensive
Vt aists. lace trimmed fronts Three
quarter sleeves.
$1.50 Sailor Blouses 98c
lltc popular g‘anmcut for outings, canoe-
iug etc. Braid trimmed collars. some fitt-
isllcd at waist 11 itlt leather belt
85c Lawn Waists 49c
Made l’ctcr l’nu style, neat collars.
'lihrccvquartcr slccvcs. Materials are
.mcrcerizes or lislc tltrcad.
.cmihrmation and street
Stockings for women
in outside sizes. A silk Lisle Stocking
of sheer weight with four thread toc‘atnl ‘
heel and double garter top.
and a good shade of ion.
Busy Saturday Price
A glut black
Women’s‘l’ests and Pants
To match a variety oi styles, plentiful
supply of extra sizes. plain and fancy
topogrlow and high necks. of plain cotton.
50c value.
..... 39¢
$10 White Lingerie Dress-
es' $5. 98
litrsc pretty new moth-ls in \‘lltitc litt—
gcric and Voile Dresses for graduation,
“car Dainty
embroidery and open laces in Dutch neck
styles. Three-quarter sleercs and deep
Busy Saturday l‘ricc
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‘ Between the Hou'rs of 7 and 10
$1.50 Separate Skirts 980
.All Linen Minuet»;i and Women's Scour?
ate Skirts in plain; white and linen color.”
$7. 50 Natural and Linen
Coat Dre'ases $4.98
Wontttt’s and \i‘isses, made of natural
and ultitc lincu. to coat dress stvle, with
square sailor collar of scIlf material and
Silk mcssaiinc tie and piping» trimmed
\tiilt silk cm cred buttons
$7.50 White Pique
Dresses $4.98
\‘t’otuct 's and Misses' waist trimmed
it hit apt u insertions and fancy sailor col—
lar effect and silk tic. 'llirce- -quartet
Slt‘CY‘tS with deep cuffs and bands of m- ‘
scrtions. Skirt is draped model uitlt cu-
vclopc front and pipings of light blue
mill fancy pearl buttons.
In our Women’s and
Misses’ Dress Section
A fine showingr in every conceivable
lawns and tttatlras.
“ounces.
Ltll taint».
trash luau-rial.
L‘llu’lllllli‘ll}'<.
illli‘lh. wilcs. lingerie and colorccl cm—
bruitlct‘ctl Dresses. all marked at
pricc rctlttctiohs for a 1m») Sutttrtlttv in
tin: liig‘ Juno Sale. '
$3 Wash Dresses $1.98
.\ tit-u mmltl int lililltlr‘tl“ a scllitnr itt
Dutch littlx‘ stylc with fancy slticld and
tltcntcw pcplum cfi’cct.
lfinc quality ginghams.
llilirtlllls, lawns. polka dots,
great
\\ tilbl u'tiltl and or lith’llimN.
All sizes.
llilllkil rtItvrsIor sum
mm mm
and run three tickets“ for the previ-
dency. The Republicans held their
convention for in the West turd nom
looted a man of the Worst tor the,
president: it was a strange motto to
bring 1mm Abraham Lincoln l‘lut
though an» tailed to get :1 majority. or
the voids he did get u optimum
plurality and was certain to be cheat.
on ii); the Electoral Collette. We no
ptibllcan ports had said some hitter
ihlnits ngnlutlt stator) Otherwise. It
was stand) it new expression or the
old I‘ttderhliisblgw tradition. At
cry broke away from the, Union.
, The catastrolthe made its appeal to
the heart of the young James Golden
and like hundreds of thousands or
other young moo he enlisted to HEW
the Union The Republican party em-
urged trom the war without its polio
tout leader In his place came. first.
Johnson, at. heart a Ilemocrut and,
mend, Grunt, who had always voted
the Democratic. ilcltot. Grant bud ob-
looted to political generals. ” the wait
new to become a “ ilitnry statesman!
There is not mud to ch
‘Young Golden back It It I 9trade on
a printer and rising its on editor, had
been disillusioned by the actions “of
Congress and or presidents Demo-
onoy hail nursed cmerheadism in
the north; but Republicanism had dic-
tated reconstruction by lures in the
south. When Rotor Deeper came tor-
avard with the new Gmnbaekrmrtyt
in admiration for that excellens busi-
ness man and sincere philanthropist.
and In high hopes fer purer politics.
J'smes Golden sympathised protouud
1y with the new cause.
Years passed and decides. The
building or film ‘INorwalit partly
through the notion of the notional pho-
toetivo turn; and partly through its
separation tram a sluggish and anhient
rural town sluicrhed much of the heart
or Mr. Golden... With such .a hiatory.
it is not to be wondered at that he
saw amortisation: fail Ianddhl not?
. neatly Ir'e'gret it, saw Populim’ Tim
; and all rind watched it sympathetic»
oily. and in the last years of his life
could not .Ibo an irdont. partisan of
: any party. ”He law vast fortunes, in
‘ crsdlhlo cultures a: with sm‘mbisti
I)? the hummus: or government
privilege, saw many mlllious‘tof in-
m thy unfamiliar American laws
ind notions, saw duos W “dunno;
“DIV. d“ WWII Mid, M iii!
‘ winter. a great new politlnsl elastic”.
to on. or wiut mummwltht
trimmer Minded “lilo who“
‘ with“ new mom
16011th now run rm; -
once, the aouth, in the interest of stain" ‘ ‘
dissed hr utthmilihr American lsws ,
lumen Golden recognized full} tuo
foetus that the Roptthlicau partt has
promoted tho dovoloputont or the re
laourcos of this country; and that ttg-i
orouu local net! government is the
true scantily both of communities and
of this nation it was a correct polit-
icnl phiioaoplu He had too large a
view to caution himself to the tenets
of any one harry.
Marys he always bad: What person.
All: Millionaires mod confessions, he
at’orod away with the passing rears
“1E. CHA’NCEUIOR
Mayo-o...
Miss Sarah Potter has spent the
week in INewt‘t'orit.
in the Norwalks.
Miss Irene Perry is the guest of rc—
Intives in Sex-moor.
Mrs. Irving hockuood has returned1
train 11 visit to hasten.
Mrs. G. .8. Kellogg will entertain the
Afternoon Whisct Club on Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Provost; of Elisabeth.
N. J. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jus.
A. Smith. , ..
Mr. and Mrs. cheater Puncher have
moved to James Coley s cottugi In the
Horror Parish.
Arthur Sherwood and Frederick
Bennett, have iolued the ranks of an
tolsta, “oath having new cars.
“Extensive. improvements are being
made to the Cobb, summer residence.
the runner Ester 15mm: residence.
“kw...
Mtw, Illi‘roderlelt Burritt I‘and Mrs.
George Waterbury have been guests
Mrs. Stephen Sanford‘in Bedding.
dinner guests partway or Mrs. 99"?
ry’s mother. Mrs. Merwin in Norwalk«
Mr. and ‘.Mrs I. C Fanton'and Mri-
M. iii: Godfrey. will opeudaovor 81mm
with Holland 1m. slimy tricking tut
“an W”: Nu, ' 'u M
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Missl Hdrriat Adams. who has has»
liehud seen too:
much of like to ho a more party intro.“
And what uondertul opportunities to ‘
Mr. and m. Chat-tea 0. new were
; recognised by ,
1‘. ., «Iii-army m
"l’lllllltlllllli" llll’llllllllll
ill Sillllll llllllllilll
The Volunteer Fire Department,
(it Which There is Need and
of Which All Are Proud
In considering ' the number and
many reasowny the people of South
hiervmllt. are justly proclaiming aloud
. Its various cidima to the autonomy that
after years of trials and energetic twat
.. slate-nor has met with results where
the fruits of labor well spenttis now
quite unparcnt. and "the Joys natural-
ly experienced where constant service
has been rewarded with the success
that attend ll system or advertising
based upon honest representatidtt
through dimple methods that is sure-
’ 'toheu t‘eciavdh'e'er' .
Mrs. L. hi. Gould is spending todoi'l » my I 5 ‘ )body, as
it is the purity of simplicity that al-
ways wins. To what extent this ap-
plies to the genuinely simple and thor-
ough endeavors in conducting the dif-
tnent. departments of our city. the
gratifying reports appearing at regu~
lur intervals properly endorsed. needs
no further mflections; how well and
effectively this ismarked incur Volw
untcer Fire Department that the citi-
zens have every reason to well feel
proud of. The loyalty and faithful-
tihss oi' this Mdy of men handed to-
get her since their organization in 1874
down to the present time has con-
tinned. and the stand achievements
shown in their line emanates only
from genuinely volunteer quarts, who
‘havdwlthout stint Ont-restraint issued
forth put-o. ttnalloyed usefulness that
the simple love of city on a principal
factor only can evolve. Minty trials
and tests has beep given and ,at no
time, even under severe and tooth ad-
verse circumstances that are frequent
lyveuconnhered. under all conditions of
weather and at times most undesirable
have they ever otood in safeguarding.
protecting and preventing .lohs of
property through and by the ravages
of dire, Ievlnolns a most distlnmtished
reoord-Mhasdrmnohditlstobe
hopod'Iwill in so in the 111th he
nowmiatlvo‘ public.
represented by'mumoum and.
«animals “unintuitive Wigs who
not as M mmwwmm to run
: Wt hurt mama will di-
root. Emma um whom».
eon-mt «Moos it! W so
- neat this mm W mom this who Minn ho: brand his little
Muhammad: muslin-rm tutti scum iii up
.‘Wd in this Wilma
mrmhomm
mmwomMWhVImuI
,.1seurmmmtrnm Ju-
W d! m OItld IA. Will
’thought by the
bur. In the open and imiorc on the ob—
servation. and u ho are capable of tin-
erstaudiug otnl rcuiize that. right,
not might. demands of them as ser~
rants in Tending scrvice to their city
and its interests, who have surely a.
working knowledge of the business I
they are engaged in and its require-
ments, is such that there is no just
cattse- or reason for them to he look-
ed upon as inferior when at any time
presenting for consideration what Its I.
needed {or better and even more em- ”
clent service. Without fear of <101t1-“"Z
trovorslon it can be said that the gen-
eral opinion of our citizens ls quite
agreeable to the tact that from re
cently impressive acts and perform-
ances where the value of numerical
shrength not dpvoid of training, shows
plainly there is no symptom of insta-
bility manhstain the workings of this
body of men, but to the contrary be<
speaks an extended and continued enr-
eer of public usefulness that can out!
abstain where the prime incentive is
love our devotion to their city and its ..
interests. .
To have the ardor and onmusiasm
of this fascinating following that Is'
producing such grand results, .dampi ‘
mad or destroyed through changes to
neonsolidatsd form of government to ;
include the diflere‘n tsecttons of the
town. each of whom are likewise .
equipped ulth their own tire depart?
ment and with no special desire uppar- '
ently for any change that it is bound .
to cause and Is most natural to be
expected, should receive serious
vpeopI-e‘ of our city.
Think before in this matter and not
utter in order? to have the facts, and
thus avoid being confronted with some 1
like condition as the consolidation oi" .
schools has brought out,‘«1vhelrein one
glaring feature never thought of most
likely by the voters on last election
day. namely, that the town takes over
the shire property of the Union Schood ~
District allowing the district-«it you
tpleaaewto liquidate its own indebted
ness Think now!
,. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE. .
Tito Booth Not-walk Protective Magus. "
WME EAGLE.
W‘Esrrort'r, rune .14.-Mndo'tph_
creewsld. _ who‘lives on momma street. ‘
today dilutes the story to! the attempt
of studt'les to carry pay his two years "
old demon. Mr. emwald iallot and
killed the bird, which measured seven
loot dram oh: no tip or m wines shill,
would 37 pounds.
Kr, outwith! so." that he woe ‘si.
his disarmament ditto Mt with; with
Molmmma err-hit gs- run
all» “humid m on oasis midis: tho‘
oldid Idiopg‘ is» 1m it not and
so who minim up mom
Murillo sale m down and
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