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SOCIETY NOTICES
A Special Cemmunieation of Did
We“ Lor'no No. 108 F. and A lot,
will be held on Friday evening at 8
o'clock. Work, F, C degree.
Master Masons welcome. 4
D B. BEACH, w M.
Aflest, R M. Wilcox. Sechy
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WHAT we LOVE ls ouna
This is'a world 0! beauty. not to
them who have money to pluck and
wear its roses, but to them who have
pools sensitized to the sweet odors.
With love of the beautiful in man
'and in nature none can be poor, wltil
out it, none can be rich
Happiness is not carried in the poo-
hot, but in the heart
All
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W W dis sets vi this: ‘It
is my judgment that if in our course ‘
toward Mexico during the past yuan;
we had not exerted such indirect inns-l
once as we have to aid one of the con— ’
tending parties we should not new be.
so near general intervention and war."
This is the occlusion uniformly held
abroad. both by the foreigners who are
harshly critical of the present admin-
istration in the United States. and by
those who are friendly toward it and
iwllllng to credit it with the highest
possible motives.
With President Wilson's endeavors!
to and a peaceful solution of the dif~‘
iicultlea which lilave resulted from his
Mexican policy, the former president
is in most hurty sympathy. and he
ulgec all Americans to aid the presi-
dent to that pane-a That will appeal
‘to the great majority of the people of
the country, lot- the number is very‘
few indeed who look with any sort of
favor upon such a war as that which
insult follow if mediation tails. What
fithat war will mean, Ir. Taft points
out in the most impressive manner.
The country has reached the present.
. critical stage in its relations with leg-
ico entirely through the fatuous ab 3
stinacy of the admigistratiOn in insist-
ing upon its right to meddle with the
iinternai atlairs of Mexico. if it gets
ou' withOUt war. it will be almost en-
ltireiy by blind luck.
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mil areas tutti
(Continued from First Pan.)
relief from the sweltering conditions.
The telephone comm, was a
severe sulerer. many of the wires be -
ing down and hundreds of telephones
in all sections belts out of commie:
sion. Repairs had not been tally d-
fected In to noon today. sltheush I
number n! antrs use were on the Job.
Shipping wise interrupted, in: luck.
ilynosu‘ionsmisrepostedas
having been done,
Beard Dry SpoilM
The wind blew a gale or as miles .
an hour at the height of the storm.
The temperature at 2 o'clock was ‘80 ‘_
degrees. which according to records
is the hottest {at 27 on record in
the local weather baruu in all its ta
years. There was, however, a day in
the latter left at It}. 1896, tits the
temperature registered ’8. but wetting-
er department records show that all)?
a donor: times in 0: years has the lean-
peratura been as high as 00 in lay”.
There were .12 of an inch of rain
and this was the first since Kay ll. ‘
with the exception 0! a shower lasts
week. which was the moat estonded .
dry period ever recorded here in the
month of lay,
Railroad Company Tied Up.
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Store Closes di day Saturday. Memorial Day— Open until 10 o’clock Friday. Erasing
Special Sale of Wearing
Apparel for NIernroial
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DOUBLE EVENT
FRIDAY SPECIALS TOMORROW
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“FRIDAY WECIALS" filiahuundlnmyw, Mths‘WVEARING APPAIIL ”winking iorth values
hRuAy-bwearfioodsttashingyoupeetoheswithunnm mods.
Extraordinary Sale Beautiful New Dresses
in Every New Wash Fabric and
The storm put the electrical sys-
tem of the New York New Haven and
Hartford railroad out of semi“.
and all trains from New York war
being drawn in by steam locomotlv
during the evening. A house in the
outer section of the city was struck
by lightning. and set aflre, but the
Amb do: Page says that goal flames were put out before any dour
Willis ll more like?! 10 yield 5 steady age of consequence had been done
Fashionable Colorings
suesysss: not-omits. W m me he's.
dolphia makers of the “I ma "Columbia band!
of Phil:-
Wholesale Prices
Memes-mmmdtoyoudsegteatest DressBorgain
The millionaire may make his then: income than literature. Yet we gam- Commuters were considerably delayed‘
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listever emiidbcsechd-and we are merely tollom'ng :‘
the Boston Store policy of '
and-acre park in. the rich valley, and bled 3400. 000.000 that we could bonellt in setting to the C“! l
by a ilction of the law call it his own; :0ur domestic commerce by construct-t
bit it all is the front yard of the poor- in; the Panama canal gnd Great Brit
eat squatter in the rudest cabin on the sin gets all the benetit, by a skillful
rugged hillside. iblt of literature, written intoa atreaty
The one who has paid for it, ownsiand interpreted by itself.
" it? No! It is most trUIy possessedl —O——
by the one who most ”10” it. Huerta is putting himself to a lot
‘ What cm a beautiful park mom to at. unnecessary trouble in formulating
1’ man whose heart is smothered in a 8 ‘37?” for his resignation. Wile“ his
wallet hng’ Eresignation comes, he will not be re.
And to him who loves the trees the quired to do any of the writing ex
brooks, the bills, the sky, what mat- 06M to sign his name at the bottom
lets it who holds the title? .0! it.
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. Why. Am and E“ “9‘!" PM 3 WITH OTHER lam-rose
, deed to Eden! ‘
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Senator George M. Lsndas of New
Descendants of theirs today hold Britain has returned from abroad and
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deeds, but not possession. . it was will 9'1“!" ‘0 .W ““0 03019031.!
not the lend itself which was taken "son The nest dem'
with runs
away but the power to enjoy it.
cratlc stato ticket is almost certain
;to contain the name of Mr. Lsnders
What we love is ours—and nothing for some 1,1.“ near the ”9,4,1“,
more. {I port Salogrnm.
We can truly poaseas nothing that!
we sacrifice to our own selfish purpoa-l eiaia. its 9‘ ‘ h;
are qu within or htain
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‘ as t s only to the man who is making whether the turning loose of
.~ poor that wealth glows like a bright .such a ceniirmed drobug ” Murray
our in the night. The law oi recom- upon the people oi two states do" not
”posse always is in force.
l2”; when darkness shrouds tile world that 3“" I?” state 10" examination by
V' vie can see the light of ii. million ‘ en sts member by membflfl‘m
, sonia Sentinel
., others. +
> “ ‘ Did we not learn in bobyhood that The declination of the Connectth
‘ the bubble is brilliant only until we CONN“? *0 08"? the mails after its
., war it? drift: suing-riotsh ”:1; out is a not!
.. ncaono wat ssteamrsii
The gems in the line lady's hair and§mms would like to do, if they could.
higher throat sparkle not for her eyes.‘ escape from their obligations Cm!-
but im- the. eyes or others She owns in; ”night lol- practically nothing is
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Massachusetts and Connecticut 0
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inns: growing greater every month.—
less light that dances in them.
West Haven insists:-
priceless treasure is only for , . .
W110 19370 1t. “d 10" ”“3!!! it is! Boole of the headline creators iden-
red broadcast at their very fest tify it as a "revelation." but»! oeurse'l
ntless 'myriads or frost flakes onl Mr. Mellon elves Connecticut people
w m w m .. *h°l§.3§i°$2i‘°§.‘”3.§“°f.f“;:m:
““‘-"‘5 “mm” in “‘9 “m” colonial-he commission that J. Beam,
{Barebaclr is the "leglslailve ”out“
at the?“ New nsy-o in Connecticut.
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S a love we own-and titers
3 Joseph W. Rooney. and a party 0!
it is only quality the state board or insanity ol'
My, some costly «stones—merel- the no test, With the parcel post bust--
Wires went out of commission on
the electrical division at various points
from South Mount Vernon to Stain-
iv rd. with the result that from 3:15 to
5: 30 oclock no trains were operated
by electricity Steam locomotives
{were brought into play in the onion,
'geucy, but the movements of. trains
were comparatively slow, and most
or them were delayed from s half!-
hour to upwards of an hour. it was
10 o'clock last night beiore condi-
tions became again approximately nor‘
m1.
triends were caught in the heavy;
istorm yesterday afternoon. in '.
Ronnay’ power-boat; Mullen,
They loamy succeeded in with! port
safely, ‘ . -
While outside the harbor. the party
mdtayounglnanandaladyin ,a
small open launch, The couple were
advlbed to make rs: tha nearest ”dock
but they insisted on continuing on
their way to Fairlield. The storm was
it
di- so severe that it was feared they; ,"
might meet with a mishap before
reaching home. No information could
he obtained in Fairneid whether or
not they arrived there saieiy
The large elm tree in front of Con-
tl actor John Driscoli‘s new house.
corner of Valley Place, was blown down
ill: yesterday' a gale
'cient etiorts oi the Street Department.
it was removed during the nlsht.
[ Eight boats of the Andrew Radei
fleet were working oil Hog Island and
shinnecock Point yesterday alteration.
and, while on their way home, were
struck by the storm. When about
half way scross the Media, in charge
oisCaptatn Bob Olson. was struck by
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thelstssdy downpour or rain.‘
Thomas Dooley, cook abomitho or
tree 0! the Badel fleet, says that they'
more about an hour but of Oyster w j > i
‘when the soul! hit them. this short ,'
time. half of the comnilssionary , ;
stores changid places from the cook's . ; i
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galls? to the Sound. _
A large. tree near the pmllfitil fol:
Through the em.
lightning twice. The only thing that '
kept the boat from burning iup, was .
SHARING WITH OUR cus'rounns every price con-
cension we are fortunate mongh to secure.
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Group 2. New
Simmer Dresses
$4. 98
Striped sponge. lawn, rolls and lin-
gerie, low nook kimono sleeves. all.
prettily trimmed.
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Grasp 1. New
Summer Dresses
$3. 98
Pretty not)? red batlsta. striped ma,-
dras. voile. iponga, gingham. linen
sailor collar ow neck—venison and .
pep'lum—a 5‘} t variety” of ”3'3.
Great), 3. New
Summer. Dresses
$5.98
in sponge, linen crepe tissues and
novelty materials. Cossack skirts, rule
, use and double tunics. A variety of
" models to select from.‘
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WASH SKIRTS ‘
All new models,» in rice cloth.
linen and cotton bedford—
~ $1. to
In rice cloth and cotton bed
ford. pevpral styles to choose
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WAISTS ‘
,,Our Waist, Department has
never shown prettier styles than -
right now—«asldalnty as any wo-
man osn wish.- Ornudie crepe.
' crepe de chine._iipgerie, ,wash '
silk and voile.
.Neckwear
The very newest ideas.
VESTEEG-
blade of line orgsndio—
Value 25c. Each,” . 19¢
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Hesiery
and UnderWear
, , Coming to this store apt. glut only insures the greatest satisfac-
tion, but means the saviarof both time and money. it also means
greatest variety tor your selection.
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MEDICI TWISTERS.
A silk‘oosered supporter for
daring and ruined collare-
PerSet........ ..... .5¢
DEAD NECKLACES
In large oral graduating am:
her beads; also, coral. blue.
arses. purple. white, black com-
* ““5 “LI BOOT HOS! WOMEN’S UNION SUITS
Fine goose. “silk when it . Ribbed cotton, cud knee or
gshowsand liale where it wears," umbrella style. trimmed with
in black. tau antrall colors.) lace; value, 390 per garment—‘-
3“mb “ , d n w , Per Pa" 50¢ ‘ Only 25¢ binationa crumbs: with black.
V OVOI’, miss an 0 -, _ . .
5 cred 011396. com“ of high-prim WOUtMEJN 8 BILK BOOT; HOSE; WOMEN'S VET; red and men, and others—
‘ ed ‘Waistr- .. ...... .. 93¢ “"11 W 8W0“ “11°01- Wl on .m h a l . .. . Value 3°C to 51-00 -- 35¢
WAig-rs ‘ toes. reinforced, garter tops. “ed- 5 ’4‘ 0" “9°3- MINA“? sens
. - . m_ _ long or short sleeves and sleeve~
o! crepe and voile. in high. and less, we, or with band to”; ,
Rode of peas dc Cygne, elas~
tic shirred to lit, with bow in
front; skirt 10'inclies long—
' ’- Each 98¢
' _ Misses masculine-o Hose
(Fine ribbed. in black. tanaud
. white; all sizes—-
Per Pair 25¢
calmness earl-0N Hose
low collared styles. smut-oiling Per Pair . ..
_ and lace trimmed;
iront'sndbsckfi
Drawers to match. cull knee or
wide’umbrella. lace trimmed——
Each .. '
MEN’S V3378 .
Good gene'mus‘aisei lowvneck, I
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John H Railway, in my ayenue. was 5
The an] uprising in is tit ‘
’ ill 3 a small blown down by the
miss at Mr. Rorahwk’s salary Opal
possessions indp nmiovo
easiest. then moment.
Etna “a heavy ribbed double and sleeveless or with short *
v_..laeoln sndtoes: black. white sou. “""P ~ ’ . - , ,. _
.‘Linn. Per Pair. 12%¢ Value 15c..Each .. 12g¢ «:Quslithtyse um Service-
‘ every new idea is shown here.
oi vine will creep into the hardly would 1“" expected “In 2"
me" it on. some But}; ”in, 05000
hesoenersetio antisocoaemied ion.
of trees on the Charl
women's wwrrs- leK
otoyss
robotics length ,.auuble- tip-l
tings“—
Value 81.00 per pair. ”75¢.
WOMEN’S UL'K GLOVES
2 ciaaps,’ all the newest gol-
., ors, double tip fingers— ‘ "3
,q t‘ .
similar one tell. At River“ or the trout doom!!! the live and isn‘westsrn and was cut or: cleanly. and
traffic resulted- cont store on: Mains treet was broken toll in one solid mass, narrowly es-
Milli: film tootsie finite sushi the icons-ammonia cottage occupied by
’ lEJIIIes Agnywinrunning
'. ‘. edit fully a root out of position.
tourA lsrge tree near the junction of the
‘ . NW slid Wastport made. near
not school house. was blown over,
i tits cottage on the Lambert
estate occupied by Mrs. Manila dress.
ism and. ' unannounced,“
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