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JAMES GOLDEN.
L. Golden, adiuiiiistratrix
i: athc‘willanncxed, of the
of James Golden, de-
T‘wo Gents aCopy -- $5 a Year
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
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"Sun rises 5:42; sets 5:46.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
MASDNIO nined‘ronv.
A Stated Convocation of Butler
g Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at its
rooms, Sept. 24th. 1912, at 8 o‘clock
{him All R. Ac Masons cordially and
f fraternally invited.
X Fraternaliy yours,
ROBERT M. WlLCOX, Sac'y.
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'COUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—«Nehemiah Candee,
Vice-President—Charlcs J. Pidgeon.
Secretarwarank w. Hadley.
. Treasurer-~Matthew Corbett
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ACTION lMPERATlVE.
. That it is imperative that South
Normalk cariy its fight directly to
Hafiford. in no unertain manner in
‘ regérde to the South Main street trol-
icy turnout. is evident by the very
fact that the Connecticut Campanyi
. he; taken an appeal from the decision
"of the Scuth Norwalk Board of Com
ciimen in this matter.
V It is so evident and palpable. on the
face of it, that the installation of a
turnout in this street would be a great .
detriment and disadvantage to the!
interests in the Public Utilities COm-‘I
-~ mission. they would not risk an appeal
to that body.
Just as the Town of Norwalk invad-i
ed Hartford in the
new bridge and created a desired ef-
lnterests of the
if“ xtect, strong enough to ovcrin'e the gov.
ll , , ernor's veto, so should South Norwalk.
x anade the capital to conserve the in-‘
l. ‘ terents of the city. Those who cannot?
i take‘ “the trip are urged to circulate‘
petitions
Itallatlon of the tut'nc lit. in no uncer-
protesting against the in-
toin form.
.‘5 in our opinion that only drastic:i
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A action on the pai'i of the city will pr‘el
VBM the Commifision fiom overiiiiing
the action of the council in denying;
i the petltlon of the trolley company}
GM is directly up to the citizenn of the"
omniunlty x‘ I
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PATRICK GARVAN.1
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This immiiiinlii nil] lw x.‘inilmil and:
grieved lo lull” in. lllix Miilx lxxii ilW'till
. brood of Hon l'lllf‘llk (Lilldil. nnul
D! the lien! iiiimvn (“lllll‘llH iii lini-ll’oi‘ll, l
{e Wiln n surmxnnl’ul inn-.lnix-xn Inn]! 1
it“?! will l’1iixnlniilixil, lirxilvuiy lllltxl‘cgl .7
e in public llmlll‘lxi, gl‘llllll and cm l
Milt! lilii iiix'iwixriiiioiik with liiu fixl ii
on, pnikniinll) popular and nnl-x
Mil)! unspoiled llo liiid iiiiiilc liini
ll 'wny tlllll “ll.xi [2mm] of llw flux!
9 ‘3“ main in liei mu] liln nun“.x Willi
, tick." he Will! u deviled lover ol‘
5! native mud, lint, when numclmdy
him if he nimi’i an lixleliniliii.
Wei-ml "I‘m an Ampri inn“ Mr.
firm was it liberal contributor to
. that attrnccd him and was no
republican. taking a citi
not interact in we Wolfm‘i}
on; state and country. He
led at the Legislature and on
hearth. and luv/aye he
’_ morn! and worthy retirees!»
his tollweitizcm. Hit
in «only rarefied no
Illnl or necktie“ when
and bade fair to give
‘ best interests of the city, that. were it I
. not for the fact {hot the Company has
min at neural namely to ‘
sun-I‘M; 1‘. 6"}: Ia}- "at
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THE TITANIC.
Parting.
Beloved you must gem-ask not
to itay,
You are a mother and your du-
ties call;
And we, who have so long been
all in all.
Must put the human side of life
away.
For one brief moment let us stand
and pray,
Scaled in the thought that
whatsoe‘er befall
We, who have known the free-
dom and the thi‘all ’
Of a great love, in death shall feel
its sway—-
You, who must live, because of
his dear need,
You are the one to bear the
harder part;-—-
Nay, do not cling—«‘tis time to
say g-y.oodb
Think ofg me then but as a spirit
freed—~—
Flesh of my Flesh and Heart of
' my own Heart
The love we knew has made me
strong to die.
' Together.
I cannot leave you, ask me not to
go.
Love‘ of my youth and all my
older years;
We. who have met tOgether
smiles or tears.
Feeling that. each but make clos-
er grow
The union of our hearts-— Ah!
say not so
That Death shall find us separ—
ate. All my fears
Are but to lose you. Life itself
appears
-A trifling thing—- But one great
truth I know.
When heart to heart has been so
closely knit
That Flesh has been one Flesh
and Soul one Soul.
Life is not life if they are rent
apart——
And death unsevered is more ex~
quisite,
As we who have known much
shall read the whole
Of Life‘s great secret on each
other’s heart!
“Century.
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Wash Boards
Large size, illiiiliirx zinc Family
Wileli “Olll’i‘ls. line mid course
'l‘oniOl‘i‘o w
.340
Table Tumblers
13‘ 30C.
Full size, gi)ili“iliiiiii5‘. nicely lln» .
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killed, helm-y Table 'l‘iinililci'n: regu-
lllll)’ ‘Jiic dozen. TOMUH’OBV
19c doz.
..Colonial‘ Glass Sets
-l piece (”2er Seize, (xonnisis of Sn»
gni‘ lliiwi, Slxonn llolilcl‘. (‘i‘enm
Pitcher and (lowered lliiller Dish.
all smoothly finished; rcgliiiirly
.300. Toriiui'i'ois‘
37c
Clothes“ Baskets
Oblong l‘luiiuxe Buckets. film hol-
tom. mjlill‘ of will hardwood. heavy
linrllwood Ell‘lvs on side l'llld lioi~
tom, extra. ixll‘Oilg handles. 1:0 incli~
en lune, :0 inches, wide and ill
lili‘llL‘B ilixlxgi.
Rayo Lanterns
«Hm liix film! and limited million:
mm'llill caiiimx latent liillt’ml. for
minim; gin): ioguurli )60. To
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We have specially planned fills sale for those returning home from their vacations. We anticipated
that manyZof our patrons, after 100‘ ling over the heusehold, would surely want to replenish their ‘
needs. This Welcome Home Sale will serve a double purpose, for we have not only provided
complete new stocks billiousefumlshings, in all its branches. but appreciating the high
cost of living and the excessive expenditures vacations usually incur we Welcome
you with alsale of such‘ important savings that will add much to
make your home-coming pleasurable.
fiiiislicl {lll’l edges mid
iwo lielx‘ gills: Regularly $31.39.
Ironing Beard
‘ Collapsible ironing i‘lozii'ils. made of sells-Ciel while Wood. smoothly
corners iii-o rounded; Hill be adjusted to
To illi'll’l‘ow '
$1.19
Alarm Clocks
)mel I‘lzilcil Alarm l liXkS, excel
lent limckcc; leis cleni. ion:
alarm; I'é‘glllilll} Tile. ’l‘omorrow
L 4%
“ glz’Punch Bets
(”35% Punch Sell-t. consists of large
masked glass llowl and l2 llilliillt‘d
~C‘ll‘ps,‘.' nil smoothly finished and
ileep culling; regularly $1.25 set.
Tliiiiorro w
89c set
‘Wclsbach ”Gas
Mantles
'l‘oino ri‘o w
70
liirly lilo.
a». ... onmw¢w
' the depth chamlmr.
turned on all 12: as: 13.
from .9“ to 13m
‘f‘mq om them a bench mil
bi criedlncrofli “eliminate my... mangl- collation, n. K. am. 24.45:
(“dam
Elilli‘ll' upright or inwrifxil. Regux
The current was
Gordon was next day he dinmehi‘horod her bod).
omolnlly monounoul dead at 12:15: 39 lpima the hem! and wine other parts
Nineteen hundred veil: of electric in a Move in nu unsucctwcl attempt
M were and and the amperage was loom worn. and packed the remain-
. dei- at the body in a trunk Hie no
55555 5555 been 5.5515554 lion: in driving client the city with
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fill W M m , that he believed lilo mummi-
THE MOST POPULAR
Glass Novelty
ON THE MARKET
“Sterling Silver De-
posit Ware” '
We have a large assortment.
Here are ii few special prices:
Large Vinegar Crueis ..... 49¢
linii‘ Receivers ............. 49¢
Powder lloxcs ......... ”.4955
Sugar ("ream Sets, set ..... 98¢
Lemon and (“like Plates “49¢
individual Sill! Holders ...25é
Salt and Pepper Shakers .39¢|
Large Pitcher and ti Glasses,
set ................... $2.98
(‘ol oiognc Hollies. each ...... 25¢
Pickle THUS m. ............. 49¢
Sherbet. Glasses ............ 49¢
Tabourettes
Mission Wood Collapsible 'i'szonn
eiie. slimds 1.5 inches high and
lap is 5) 1-2 inches square, made ex.
li-u swung: regularly 75c. Tomor-
z 37c
Mason's Fruit Jars
llnll Million Fruit Jul-e.
Qimrt size. dozen .......... 43¢
knooked her down,.n stairway.
n the trunk.
Win the Mile: were inveqtlitet-
{1an lorurl lemme to jump from ‘
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Pint size. dozen ............ 39¢
Wringers
Tlie Rival \x'x'i-inger. made liy ilis.x
American Wringei' (.‘o., glini'anttel
one your. Tii‘i) clamps; will fit iron,
liiire or woollen tubs. Very Desi
lx'ooll iliiil iiieial used in construc-
lion: rolls are ill .\' l 34 inches of
best rlii‘illcr; regularly $il.xili. To-
$2.89
VERY SPECIAL
Small Silver Plated
Bon Bon Dishes
Regularly 500.
Tomorrow
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Card Tables
Folding (‘ai‘d Tallies, finleheil in
golden ml: and top coveicii “llll
green ielt. 25 inches wide '32 lllLll-
es long and :6 inches high. liegnx
liirlx $22. l. Tomorrow
$1.69
Glast Pitcher
Plain Blown Glass Pitcher.‘ called
1-2 gallon size. height 9 inches:
regularly lilil‘. Tomorrow
29c
Upright. Gas Lights
Adjustable iii-nan Burner complete
with good iniintlc and host white
globe. Regularly ABC. Tomorrow
29c
The'
on auylum. l'l‘he Mate moraine court
refused to grant an appeal for A new
trial and Jordan was contenced to die
during the melt of March l2. 193.1.
A writ oil error being granted an up-
peal mm the deolnlon at the aim/o
com-t was taken to the United sum
pupreme court button anneal was w
nail on May 27. 1912. and. nearly
four more alter the communion of:
the crime Jordan was contacted Ii
.iieoond time to die
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HAY!‘ FOR MAMMAN.
presidential groom. “
Norwalk Chronicler