, . THESOUTHNORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
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"EDNESDAY, JUNE r9, 1912
Two Cents a Copy —- $5 11 Your 1
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‘ " MINIATURE ALMAN'AC FOR _
TOMORROW
'Sun rises 4:19.; sets 7:29.
High tide 2:36 a.' 111.; 3:13 p. m.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets In Masonic Building. South
"1 Main street. 151 and 3d Tuesday or
each month—July and August: ox~
oeptedwat 8 o'clock. All Muster
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
S. Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sac.
Rutter Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M.
Meets I11 Masonic Building. South
. Main street, 2d and 4111 Tuesdays ot
' each mouth—duly and August ex;
copied—’11} 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. iiickson
W. Cole. Hf P. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
OOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—~Nehemiah Candee.
1 Vice-Presldent—Charies J. FidgeOn.
Secretary—Frank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—~Matthew Corbett.
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Y. M. C A STATISTICS.
Young 1111113 t‘htistiuu Asmn 1.1tions
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on connnittcos in thcir rospci‘tiro its-l
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V It is full timi.1 [21:11 1).“ Christian?
loyiucn at The Norwnlks should .boI
notirc in this 1111111912 i
0111' boys should have all the lid-i
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11111'1111'. that you will help to the t'ull-I
(‘51 121111111 ot‘ your powcr 111111 ability.
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up the association. it‘s coming; for
your boy 1111!? your uninhbor‘s boywso
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A TRIUMPH FOR ARBITRATION.
Again 1111s arbitration triuinpho-d.
The sitikc ot‘ locomotive (1115111111013 011
eastern railroads hud 11ctuully been on
11131011 wilt-11 bubor Commissioner Noll!
of Now York. intcri'oucd. culled ot‘t‘
nil negotiations and 11111'111‘1111 11 run
too-.1 for 111‘bitrntio11. Scrum 1111-11 will
111". its :‘11'bitrutors. nud whilt.1 they arc
doculinr. tho dil‘l'lculty tho 1711).”00 cit-
glnoorn, insiond of being idlc, will con-
tinue 111 their posts. earning: :1111i do-
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1.1"111- n gr‘cui n111uyy'ctun thcro is
no'wny .t‘or business nud politics to
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we can hope for Is that. tho 11111111 ninrll
pull together. 'l‘hcrc Isn‘t much pro~
zircon when one shins while the other
does all tho work. Touch thr1 world
that 11. country 111111 run its busiuosn on
tho principal of combination 111111 1111-
tiohs will put under 01111 11111: tht1 wholo
patriotism of the human ruccanow
London 1111,12 ’
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The so for 11111111 millions of mumbli-
sun voters. though they have yet to
be heard l’rom. Iini'o «11111111111111 been
wining :1 lot or thinking over the aroma
which are now reaching their climax
'1 at Chicago. "Four years ago."
.. Hartford Courant. "7.637.670 American
,_oitlzenn voted the Republican ticket. 111
. exonvagant ot third~termcm do not
claim more than 1,000,000 and 20110
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OLD MEMORIES
A quaint little pathway that
twisted and turned
And passed from our sight at
the mill.
Then wandered away where
tlie wild flowers burned
'Thcir gold in the slope of
the hill;
How silent it led, with the. al-
dcrs above,
Till splashed by the sun
streaming through
it ended its way in the threshold
. oi lave, -
(If an old fashioned cottage
we knew.
' Each flower that bloomed ‘round
the lattice way there
Came down from tne gardens
above——
Each new opened blossom gave
out on the air
Fresh tokens of tenderest
. love—
Each sign in the trees of the
breeze passing through.
Each call of a bird for its
mate,
Belitted this old fashioned cot-
tage we know
And the old-fashioned folk at .
the gate,
\l
The gourd at the well. the
bucket and sweep, m
The something that whisper-
; ed of home,
The warmth of the weather
they treasure and keep
To greet ason given to roam;
Aye, each little thing, each joy
and care
That pass thus in distant re-
view;
May wc find the old-fashioned
cottages there
And theold-lashion'ed
couples we knew.
-—-John D. Wells.
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' of the univeisity following the usual
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Commencement Week
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NEW HAVEN. June 19.-Eight huh-
drcd 11nd titty-two degrees In course
were granted 1))“ Yale University today .
commencement
held this morning In Woolscy‘ Auditor~
111111. Ot'thls number 570 were in the
two undergraduate departments and
the others in the graduate "01- profes-
sional schools. Among the names or
‘thonc awarded the deg-roe ol‘Muster of
Arts appeared that of' Georgia ‘Borup.
Yale, 1907, who was associated with
Peary. In his Arctic explorations and
who lost his life by drowning In Long
Island Sound off Greecent Beach.
Conn, on April 2 of tltcp resont your.
Among those who received honor-
ary degrees were Secretary of the
Treasury Franklin MacVeigh, col.
George W. Goothals, in chin-go Of the
.Punamu Canal work, and Sir Alired
East. of England, the noted landscape
pnintor, upon e‘nch of whom was con-
ferred the degree of Doctor of Laws.
Clour wcuthor prevailed and the can.
didatcs for degree officers and alumni
custom assembled on the college cum-
put and forming in line with the can-
greolcudlng Immediately after the
'11111rsl111l. Prof. Clarence W. Mcndeil.
11nd his aides proceeded out of the
campus and on 11111
through tho New Haven Graph ndi
thence to Woolscy Auditorlu iii -I
medlutely after 1111.1 Bachelor 0 A
«1111111 the Rucheiors of 'l’htlosophy.
1111-11 the Bachelors of Laws, Bucholors
of Fine Arts. of Music, arm of Divinity.
'l'lio cnndldutcs for the Masters' dc-
izroo in Arts and Scicnoe 111111 the V111-
ious othcr degrees in course followed
in ordor. the oiticors or 11111. university
and 111c111hers of the corporation 11nd.
faculties with 11111 alumni closing thci
line. At tin- cntrunce- 111 the hull the.’
Iinos 11111111911 allowing the president.
his oliii - 11191111111111 ot the corpora-
tion 11nd $111 it;\' to outer first. ,
The annual .tuznul dinner tit tin",
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ANOTHER TRIBUTE TO MR GOL-i
DEN.
' Noroton Iicightu. t‘oun.. 1912:
Publishers South Norwuik Sentinel:
The undersigned regrets much to;
learn of tho 111111111 01' Comrudo .izimesi
Golden. who in years ago did sturt
:1 tricndship when 111113 in the Tl‘I‘r'
tunic office 1,1111i111‘ tho management 01‘!
"i'ncio Horst-11" Greeley. l b01111: the
otfiro boy or "Printors‘ Devil“ I11 the
room with Mr. Greeley. C. A. Dunn.
11‘. Ottorson, Mr. Wilbur and others,
who 11911111111: quite prominent nitcr-
word.
I wish to solid 11 low words In con-
1hr1 111111111 that our
1111.31 coinindo's t‘riouds will receive.
tic-was over willing to giro inc
"space" I11 his columns 111‘ The Son
iiuoi l'or tin1 cnitso' ot’ volunteer lilo-
surlnu 111‘ which I 11111 much into-rosi-
ed. and hove many thouslindu working
in its interest, and hnvo been since
1x711. .
As cmninodorc of 1hr,1 liurt Norwuih
Ynohi l'lub. he kept 11111 I11 touch with
many descrring heroes. who are on
the list to get, momentous 11nd modulo
(or saving of life In the neighborhood
of The Noni/altos. The public 11nd
his friends 131111 see my grout icon.
it In said the success of 1111 good
(21111111111 111111 things are firmly catnip
lishetl In the minds of tho nonemi
public and no lnubiluhor of 11 news-
popor hus boon inorr1 willing to aid .
lite thnn Comrade Golden, or which 1
tool very grutut’ul Indeed. I do b1.»
how. the nodule of Tho Not-whim
will mourn his loss 1111 much 1111 l 1101
I wish the iiuuiugomcnt .of The Scutt-
not will continue In the Income (11“
the poor. because the undersigned 1111»
dorstunds no wait the trials of the
(publishing of 11 daily nowmitiucr.
. Thanking tho successors In tho
senilnei'spublishing for tho kind
feeling. they have toward tho hero
that volnntooru his life. to sure sumo
person from our inland wutom.
Vory'ronpoctt’uily l remuln.
ADMIRAL. EDWIN I). AYRES.
At. 111111111111 no, Noroton Helm,
Conn.
now 45 not.” to 1111 mound.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 19.—~i‘.inrry~
int a mum Momhnii h. Rodin a.
biplane, early, yantordar (law from ,
Princeton N. J., to tho Phliadeiphio
ngvy'ycrd. 11110111 to union in 54" 111111111
wars river from Milton to tho navy
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historic, marchI '
‘ovldunofl o! ‘IMIIIty’ to dittillflllh
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"All the - Little Things 7 that are.
Necessary for Sewing can be
had here Tomorrow at remarka-
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your Summer Sewing. Be sure
and get in On these Low Prices.
Everything for.
Dress Shields
“1013111111." Kimono Dress Shields.
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Hair Pins
The lloionn’ iinir Plus.
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Corset Laces
8 _\'1i. Mercorized Corset Locos.
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Buttonhole Tape
lire-r Roddy lluhton 11nd Button-
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Ties
Four—in-Iinud Knitted Ties:
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Manic Curlers,
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Skirt Gauges
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Daming Cotton
Merrick Fast Color Warning (lot-
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Soft Collars in blue and 111111
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Power to" provent do»
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Manila 11111911111113 :1 containing Roano-
voll. delegation «to the Chicago 11111111111.
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wait this Ionian. Frame up with the
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