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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 8, 1912 · page 6

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11... LooKING AFTER 11-11: EMPLOYE’S

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‘ .11'yTreasurer—Matthew Corbett.

“EVENING SENTINEL TE‘LE-

4 729 5~City Editor‘s Residence

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puny has held the potent 1or ioti'n-

1 a Vprotoctlon io’ persons ~ohligod 1o

" terial, and now no n1nn11l‘uciuror has

I the workers in the industry.
has been much

1.111 thel'actorios lllnu the

' making it possible tor'all manufactur—

s ABLISHED BY
. JAMES GOLDEN.

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ma L. Golden, administratrix
ith the will annexed, of the
state of James Golden, de-
ceased, Publisher.
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THURSDAY, ‘.AUG 8,1912 1

 

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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
. TOMORROW

High tide 7:09 a. m.; 7 :44 p. 111.

Sun rsesc 4. 55; sets 7:01.

 

 

SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONIG DIRECTORY ’

1 Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, list and 311 Tuesday or
'.eoch month-July and August ex-

Masons cordially invited erden 10h
8 Lyon, W M. Robert M. “1100).,
.1800.

Butler Chapter, No.38 R. A. M.

., Meets in Masonic Building, South
'Maln street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays at
' ouch month-«July and August ex-
cepted—~at 8 o’clock, All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Hickson

' W. Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
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TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee.
‘Vme-President-Charles J. Piugeon.
Secretary~Frgnk W. Hadley.

 

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PHONE CALLS
92-12-—News Department
92-3-Business Department
44-2—Branch Office, Norwalk

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5 WELFARE.
For years the Diamond Mnich Com-

phosphorus irisuiphllo. u'lilrh is said

4 _ The company, in order 111111
14341141259410 may be free to oll_.1'1-on1i, 1111

work in the mulch factories, has sur-
rendered all the patents on this mn-

nn excuse for using while phosphorus.
The notion of Hus grout (-orpm'ullon
is pleasing. and would serve to show
an unselfish rrgnrd for 1110 good of
Thorn
ugilntlon both in
Europe and America for the (lisoon—
tlnuance of 1111110 llllOHilllOl‘US’hlll iho
Inanulnctlue oi’ hunches l)o1.1ueo oi
the huidship 011 ih1> 111111 of 1111;: op-
orntlves in the luciolies \\'lll(ll is
claimed to l‘ollmr its: use. Ahroud the
thing lulu linen nonriy slumped out.
In England since lulu there 11:15 horn
‘a law forbidding llw i111~por1uilon or
sale in- England of matches (-onmlvr
4111; white phosphorus. ii is 1111111 111111
the double {lip or double lip 1111111'l1.
' which burns so quickly and so no”.
and is sopopular in the ‘i‘niiml 811111.13
Wis more delrilnoninl in the \vorhors
hunches
Whom manufnoture was prollihilod I11
England. l’rouldoni ’i‘uii not long ago
recommended in 11 message that :1
heavy tux ho put on munhea mode
with while phosphome in order to

Diamond Mllll‘ll Company lmu 111111111-
onlly (lono 11 lino, thing for i110 alll'O-
motion of tho match l’nctory 01101111
mes everywhere in the country, hy

are to turn out 11 stile product.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.

“f it is not recorded that the Ohloan
whole“. 11lnoty-Lhreo cit-11110110011115 loft
Anything elso.——1‘Pnaaiao News.
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(No money in being 11 musician?
Moll 111111111: Karl Much has Just.
14111411111 0 live yero‘ contract to loud the
ton flymphony orchestra at no {Ina
11111 salary of 828, 000. it paid at least
410 1111111 to stick to hill 1111111111 and to
p, doling Awaymlinrtford P0111.
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5 hloaso Tribune reports a 1'0-
ill‘ollrih ’0! July hqptlr list or 20
entire country.
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.THE MAN 'WHO WINS.

The man who wins is an average

man-3

Not built on any peculiar plan,

Not blest with any peoulia‘r luck;

Just steady and earnest and full

of pluck.
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When asked a question he does

not “guessfi’é—

He knows and answers “no” or
yes "'

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When set a4.task' that the rest
can’t do,

He buckles down until hes put
it through

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Three things; he‘é learned, than

the man who tries

Finds‘ favor in his employer's
eyes; I .

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That it pays to know. more than
one thing well;

That it doesn’t pay all he knoWs
to tell

'So he works and waits, till one
fine day

There’s a better job with bigger
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And the men who shirked when-
ever they could

Are bossed by the man whose ,

work made good.

For the man who wins is the
man who works, 4 .

Who neither labor nor 3 trouble

shirks.

Who uses his hands, his

head;
his eyes; "

That man who win: is the man -

who tries. ,
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one Sentinel will be women to m1

oelve letters for publication, tram its
readers. under the above heading. A
brie! And tothe- point communication.
as a general proposition, carries more
weight and conviction than A lengthy
one in which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
ally suggest ln".evlty Long-winded 111'
“6165. we have oilser.Ved are the last
to be read.an1l 0.10 many time: “01111
ed altogether.

DR. COBURN‘S LANGUAGE.
Edltm Sentinel.

 
 
 
 

1A4Littl“e' Mare than Heaping
vMeasu‘re in Quantity. As‘
Low in Price“ as the Lowest 1
f0r Quality Goods.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

in justice there should be 11 correc-
tion of stntémonl oi your reporter of '
tho-.meétlng of the School Board on
Tuesday evening, ‘
Your report referred to the profan-
ity of Dr. Cohurn. This is a serious
error. Under provocation the doctor
used strong and emphatic language,
but no profanity. The statement hav»
ing~ been p11‘l)llci411nmdé. should as
publicly he correcied and apologized 4
fill. .44

' MEMBER.

‘ it 11311 always heen the policy of
this newspaper to support Whatever;
statements are nunio 113' its reporterm
until it has been provon conclusivelyl'
1hn1'. they are in error and the manage-l
1119.111 of this newspaper has no in—
ollnation‘or desire at. the zpresent.
time to depart one iota from this pro-
gram. The writer of this anonymous
letter demands 1111 urology for the
use of the 110m “motnnlu” in refer
ence to the 1111115111 language used 111'
Dr. J. Milton Conln'n during 11 recent
meeting of the icon School Coin.
millet:

'lhe writer mlmi 1s ih:_1t the doctor
used strong and emphatic language.
"1,111: quillllles with the word profanity.l
The reporter who wrote. lhe story of
{he meeting used the word “profunlx

 

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Ac‘cumtflation

Small Quantities—4Too Good‘ to. be called rem-

We have bunched all Wash Goods in
different lots for quick closing out.

'ZSClmported Dimities
35c Sdbtch Ginghams

25, 39 8: 500 Silk& Cotton Fabrics 121/20
50 & 65c Ramie Dress Linens 250 yd
150 Crinkled Crepes

 
 
 
 
 
 

10¢ a yard
35c 21 yard

90 a yard

 

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Ol‘lt\, \\ ellitfgr‘ a unabridged dictionary.
nhlch defines 1110 iv ord. quoting from
Silukespeuro. as “to put to a wrong!
use" 11" 14.... ,

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Always in season.
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All 111r1111uen1ouis hale been com-
” pletoci for 1ho annual held rim of Olin
ton Lommoudm y ”130.3, Knights Tom 1
' [A111, 01‘ 3111114111, nud on August 16111,
the local Knights' Templnrs will gather
at Loho linuoslu, Dnnburi’. 'wlth
litidgoport and Donhury commander,-
103,10 enjoy the usual Emmet; 0.1111
(unusoxuouts and to partake of tho'
good cilimhnho.

Tho oommanderies are Clinton Cour
11121111191314 No, 3, K. 1‘., of Norwalk.
1111111111011 Commandex'y, No. 5. K. T"

“Well

gloat what I need.
"Mrs.

 

materials, workmanship liming ol‘ the heat.
it is in those of it higher price.

Prices 980 to $4.981.
BUTTONS I,

1 lltld no idea \0ill assortment W118 so extenslrfe

this is the only place in The Noru'ulke 11 hole 1 (1111 got
Is them anything in Buttons you (10111. carry?

ilole‘ s \1 hot they our

“i always come here for Buttons.

Meets the requirements of the most fastidious gowns.

The “Klosfit’? Petticoat ~

A pettlroat 11111111111 0 pucker, one that ills snug 10 the hips and still has
'lhe1 310 made of the finest grade
The elastic gusset is just as pronounced in the 980 grades as
All slzos 11ml lengths, silk, messuline. taffeta, wide flounre effects.

recommended me 10 come here for 11111101111 and P111 glad she llld.
"Your useortment in the largest i have yet soon. ‘
"l’ve shoned ovoryu'heron-duel hy occidonl 11111110 in horn and 14011111! what. i wanted."

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of Bridgeport, 11nd Crusader Comman-
dol‘y. No. 10. K..T.. oi Dnnbury.
Through the oonrtesy or Sir,l(nixht
Herbert H. MoChoaney, or GmnAdor'
Coxnmunduxy, the bonutltul 81mm:
grounds. a part or his property at
Lake Keno‘sla. have been 03011111 for ‘
thoigotherlna ot Knights The lield‘
do) will rival it not exceed in proper
lion and onloymenl any previouu oc-
canton of the like nature. that 1111111
11111111111110 111 this state lat years. 4 4
There‘ will be Arapeolal $111111 leave
Bridgeport “12:480. coming by the ‘
Why 01 South. Norwulk, where Clinton“
Commandorx William tho'lmlshtl on
the. train hbont 1 o'olook. limit

and Norwal'kem will moot" 1118 01111-
lluryltos. form in, line at the 1111111011.
11ml. 1111111011 to the Boldlm' Monument
in Main stroet, where 1111001111! our! will
convey the guests to Loire K011011111.

The local commundarr will nth"
'11: the Mom to hall 111 WAll Atrial:
about 1': 30 1‘1 410011 1111 M134 ‘ '
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maimed into the 1910014101! haven or

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a} race today in 1111 lint run of th0.l~lewnor1, 111110110116 114m and tlml
011nm to Smithtown any

11111131 01" the linger-11111111111 did not
appeAr‘nntll alter noon and 1101110 of
141mm rumour tho ways at the

just in lime

to join the out. tinder the rum 0!
haul out for ‘
W the Inning hoglnl.

‘ t '0: tho £65, 11111 inlet 11 1151411.
A with 01111 Literal the

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1111111: to Holman. whore it will d
1.1qu on August 1th
Commodore Blnlr command: 1th
“neuron for 1110 110110011 year, with
Franklin 4A. Plummer 1111 llm mp;
111911 51111011001111“ 0mm.

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homo mum“: in nonuni-
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