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SOCIETY NOTICES,
‘ - MASONiaWDiRECTORY.
9111 Well Lodgcfiwll. 108, F. and A M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
. , ‘Mnln ,etreet. 191 and 311 Tuesday or
' ‘ each mom-who and August ex
copied-«at 8 oolock. All Master
.‘Masons cordially invited. Fledelrlck
.‘ Lyon, W. M. Robeni M. Wilcox.
Rec. .
_, utler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
‘ Main street, 2d and 4111 Tuesdays oi
each 'month—~July and August e11-
cepted—«at 8'o’clock. All Royal Arch
, Masons cordially invited 11111113011
6W. Cole, H. P. Rohe1t M. Wilcox.
~ Soc.
'IOUTl-l NORWALK BOARD OF
_, TRADE
. President—Nehemiah Candee.
'Vic‘ELPresldent—Charles J. Pidgeon.
. Secretary—«Frank w. Hadley.
1' TreasureruMatthew Corbett,
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
_, PHONE CALLS
,a 92.11—11.11]. Department
911-3—-Business Department
“ha—Branch Office. Nomalk
_ Bgo ~Editor’s Residence
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THE RUNNING-BOARD ORDER.
Granting 111111 the ol‘dt‘l‘ of the Con-
1106110111 1111111111111 11111111111; people 1101
to 111111111 on 1111: 1111111111; 110111115 01‘ tho
“tiOllU ours, is 1101 11 11111.11 is 11111191
tireless hotter, 111111 1111110115 of the
‘colnpl'lny willingly L‘t)lillll,\"lllllll lo
, suffer any consequences which 1111:4111
fre’sult from .nonohscrvuncc 111‘ this
Very reasonable and necessury order.
,,'..'l‘il‘e'compllll,\'s own llllbllii)‘ in case
of accident reoulling from 1111111110111-
‘Lpllunce with this rule is 11111111111151: unv‘
tel‘ially 111539111311 1101:11'1151»: 01' it. Lille
tho warning ol‘ "\\'i\ll,lllllll the our
stopn," the rule 111111111 standing on
the running boards is (fl}l1'lllili(’1l 111
safeguard the public. 111111 only illoso
who needlessly 1111111 11111111111115 risk will
ire'iuse to comply 111111 the colnpuny's
51111111111, 'lssucll lll‘lllv'llllllll‘ in their
behalf.
or course 11 111111111 11o 1111 1110.11 1011
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ul'u‘uys furnish lulouch' ours to llil‘ol‘tl
1101115 for 1111 puuuongers. regardlcsu 01‘
rush hours, 11111 1111 long :15 this com
tinueu to he 11 physical ilnpoosilulily.
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111431111 up 1111 winning pace on 1110 home
11111011111111. congress seen no 111111111111le
need oi? ‘ adjournulon1.-—~1-3chnngo.
For an institution 11111111111 :1 yell or
, 11 71111111111111 11111111 or a profolulor who
lliiyo scnsullolml,1111111511, the elcotorul
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mine rattling good clorlen oi 111111
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ii in that leader a; placing 01’ 111111111
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THE ULTIMATE 'VICTIM.
store»;
He had washed his windows and
swept his floor,
And he said, “I wonder who’ll
make a roar
On the cost of things this
mornm .
No odds w ats wrong. and no
odds what’ 8 right,
My load of worry is never light.
For somebody comes in and
wants to fight
On the cost of things each
morning. ,
“This white potato grew. on a
farm.
It came in reach of a broker’s
arm:
He‘ viewed the crop with intense
alarm-—
And the price went up that
morning. ,
A middleman‘ ~got
' then:
’Twas shipped and sold, and was
shipped again—-
that ’tater
"But my little store is a robber‘s
den.
From the way folks 1.1.111 each .
morning.
"These fresh-laid eggs, do you
understand,
Were bought and bargained from
hand to hand
And the price went up all the
eggs went—and
I 1:111 blamed for that this morn-
ng
This flour, this sugar. this bag of
salt—-
They came by routes that make
prices vault.
But the verdict is that I am at
fault
For the cost of things this '1
morning.
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'“The people rage and the papers
howl.
The reformers shout and the
voters growl
And the housere’s face wears
a bitter scowl
When she orders things each
morning.
Producer. railroad and middle~
man
Each makes the produét «pay all it
can—~—
And the folks put me in the roast.
ing pan
For the cost of things each
morning'l’: .
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Trinity church ’l‘mrlnlltun. has 1141 .,
1111111111 111,11 Simian to the odioo at 111111.
‘ , 01) 15111111131111. The 11311011 is 111111 1111-.
fore leaving Ton 1111,1011, 111111 Thursday, '
tor a, vacation 01: live weeks, .1115 sent .
a. leiter to 311111011 Brewater declining .
the election.
lllohop androgen, 111111111 occurred early'
, 111111 month, was 11 sulpllse to him.
thhe ‘rotur‘nen 10 '1‘01 rington. tron‘i
11130 him. and 11111 1111111111 know well
that ho was 51111011st considering
whether he could (11101116 to accent the
election and lean? 'l‘rlnliy Church
where he has labored for many years.
If Mr. Linslcy 1101111111111 firm in his
‘declsidn,‘the matter of choosing 11 out-
fraga‘n bishop will go over until next
year’o convention. unless Bishop
ventlon The bishop has not yet taken
any 11011011111 the matter
A visit 1:11 the honor: of Bishop Brew.
Bier in Hartford yesterday 111 Search
1011 news was of no 1111111 as the 1111311
no is away 1113 lilm-ii‘ nt mimosa being
Center. Cimway, N. 11.. where he
spends his summer vncntion Snrprlsap
ls Unpreased 11,1 F plucollalluns overl
the action by Dr 1. 111111111 It 111 underi'
West (101111111, 111.11 11 here Bishop
Brewster is 1111111111111» 1115 13011111111. it
was 1111111 by 111109111 well 1111111 med 111111
cousidciing 11115 1111111111 1111 15121111111
Weeks 111111 11111 (1001211011 was the result
‘ not enjoying the 111411: 111 1111111111 there
is nothing hint-1111111: in his condition.
and he 1111111119 11111111 :0 111111111110. his pas
101111 duties
liclsumfivulrin
11111. 11111 11111 1 11111
(C outlunca 1111111 11131. huge.)
Aficr the 1111111113 the {111111 11111111
to ‘thc 11111 115 gueals of 81191111? W111.
\‘ollmer and lilo commissioners. AL
‘2. o‘clock 111111 1111 hered 111 111.3 Aigon
quill 111111 111111 enjoyed 11 lunch
The 111ee1111.; 11.15 culltd i1) ordel 11y
(.‘lel‘k “1111111111 ’1‘. ilm'lluud of the Sn
311131101 (1111111 1119 1,1111 prodding that he
11111111 11111 as aeth‘ial v of the locating.i
Senator Peck Chalimau.
Senator 14‘1'clioriu‘11. Burtleltv was
suggesicd its chairman, 11111 hokrcilred
in favor of Senator Charles S. Peck,
01' Llunhury. who was unanimously
chosen.
4 The report of the county oommio
sinners whlch has new in 11111 1111111111
of the 1112111111115 and representatives
‘ since lust lynch woo before the meet-
lug 1111 action.
«liopleaenluliw119111.111 1311119111111,
1111111111 11111111191191.1111 ol‘ the (0111-
1n111111011c1's 1111 accepted. T111111 was
adopted by u unanimous vote. .
Ropl‘ouelltuliw Bent. 111110 moved
111111 the (1111111111101; of expenditures for
Approved. .
limfieililitll’os asked questions 11110111
of Dohbul'y 11111111811 to know 111111111
the work of the 111111110111. 00111111133101:-
or Ponce explained whni was done.
Salary Dllelon.
Roprouontuilvo 0011111111 111110 naked
11170111. tho- 111111111111; whlch wore in I
11111111 sum of $8. 500., He won informed
, 111111 tho commiuoionors received 31.
usually 10011 11111111 twolve days‘ to au—
, 1111 W111; given 11 retainer of 8300.
111111 111 the rate or three cents 11 1111111.
' or 10111111911 of the «1111111111611. 3111851811111!
allowed 12.0011 111111111 tor provlgloml it
111911111 $6.000 11111111111117 11121 111111 11110
more (or 11311111. on t ' 111111 111111th
. _ there was a rcducti
" moi 111111 111111!
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Rev. 1.111111111112111 Linaley, rector oi 1
' Mr. [Ansley 9 election to the oflice of '
the diocesan, convention. he refrained .
from discussing the honor conferred ‘
Brewstci calls a special diocesan con- ‘
o! informatiorl concol ping the '1‘01'1'111lt;-ll
stood that tho 11191111011 for 1113' deollnw '
' lion is ill heallh. Rev. (1. T. 1.111111ey,1
the rector of the (‘huruh of the Goodg
‘ Shepherd. 111111111111 lol‘l'icsterdm 101‘!
of careful ounuitiolzuiou. While he 18‘
the 111112111 year ending scpt. 30. 19111. '
all proptuotl 111' the commissioners,,be ,
Pending a 1011: several of the M1 1
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800 each the counly 1111115111191 3600. .
the county auditors $10 11 dill and it vote
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regular prices. — ,
Commissioner Rouse explained about and Garry Pauli
d“ the ”1‘01"?!“ and “19 WWW count. the item for new boilers at. the county Charles 13 Pack of D-u'nburru,
The «11111 1111111113. He said the old boilers
Cdmfllfifllonel'fl We“! ““0 ““0““ ml" 111111 been 11.111111111111111 by the inspectors,
and it would coat on much to no air
COMWEIOHM’E Penile 11311113111011 0th ' them as to buy new any” . ~p
Sweeping V1CtOry for Low Prices. A
victory sure and positive, as evidenced
by the thousands who have cOme from
all “sections of Fairfield County, knOWi
111g Well the merits of the merchandise
alWays 11111111111111 THE GREAT
JULY ~ ’ CLEARANCE
81 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE
A Sale 111 which the public has the greatest 1‘
confidence and which ontranks all other
events in point of money- saving opportuni-
ties. Impartant July Clearance Sale Pur-
chases bring to your threshold 3 Harvest
of Bargains utterly impossible at any other
time or in any other way.’
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For Tomorrow, We mention
the Star Bargains in the Big
Basement, a $10, 000 Stack
at about» ones-third, of “:the
Archibald 1111111111.:r. from labor prisoneia, $2,000; from
oclr of Bridgeport and miscellaneous sources. $2,000: from
interest on Rogers trust (and. 88119; _
total. £88. 140. .
Estimated 9111111111106: ll‘ar “Bridme- "
, port. and county jails 389.205; for
‘ Bridgeport 11nd Danhury clout-1 nausea ‘
111111 1111 other 011110111111», 1111111111111: new
holler» and the care of county 11111113911, .
. .1110. 1111111111; a total animated ox-
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' . 91191111111 bourbon 1110 11111111111:
’ 'Mo 111111 the «111111.101! melon
111111111 lodge in
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