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warm I” all,
Mannheim-maintai—
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:thstthoan‘latnd-aeootgrosnt
wnducted coat the (duel 897W
nothing, for the rec-but from the
heedtesemoastoalanyeastomm
ooonorotnsathoutlmeessolsd-
THE SOUTH NORW ALE
EVENING SENTINEI.
asrastlsnnn all
JAMES GOLDEN.
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E. L AND A. I... GOLDEN.
PROPRIETORS.
W”
SATURDAY,HJUNE6,19H
“u
E- _ _ -.-s-- ______ 4---- - ministering the west i-‘ratha
ulNlATURE ALMANAC FOR 1“"-
TOMORROW. New York's I“ will be the are-
Hightideg. 58a. mus-159. m.lteotettho Paddocasum in...
snowboard :lg;oetn7s4 itheseoaol!bull-islandsl'roalllsl-opo
- sets in throogh the Panama Canal.
EVENING SENT EL TELE'. and the time to hook it up is now
PHONE LLS. _—______._______
gz-a—Newg eat. monsoon lN meant-o
92-3— urge“ Cut. The Deputmont of m yer
33.11 Office en’hm tordsy. made the mama-at that
i e
suc:z—-City Editor's enResidence m.}::;e:::;oru‘mimma$
.m,eoe.'
socm'l‘v NOTICE: m" a” on
.—.———
A Stated Convocation of Butler elgu trade comparisons with April,
Chapter, No. 08 R. A. M, will be 1913. “noun,“ £00" by the Do-
llotd at Masonic 'Temple Joell”; 1:31“ pertinent of Com
street. Tuesday evening ans ,1 C metal for '
st 1: o’clock. Work, Mark seem. All N“ ‘1' ll“ "1 ”In“
Royal Arch Masons are eerdielly In- focturing “WV "1 increase 0‘ 113‘
vitod to be present. ‘000 .000 for imports, and a decrease or
ones. a, TUCK H. P. in, 900000 in. exports. Foodstufla m
Attest—Rdit. M. Wilcox, eec'y.
a ”a” creased :4. 000,000 in imports and de
cum, R. A. M, Wm M hold at Its creased {3.080.000 in exports. Food!
rooms june 9th 1‘,“ at 3 o'clock p, stuil's partly or wholly manufactured
m. All It A. Masons cordially and increased $6,800,000 in imports. and
fraternaily invited. {decreased IO 500,000 in exports.
Fraternaiy youl'o
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec'y.
A Stated Convocation
v—Hr—xr—w—w— ldecreased $5,100,000 in exports. Man-
“TEN csN'ro' WORTH" amass. iufactures ready for consumption in
“menthol-stamens. tor'
ufscturse tor use in manufacturing:
'decrsased '1' 900 000 in imports and members have gone . long way toward their location. and those who will take
matters of importance the colonel
boeoeothostloleparty ore-teleolo-
ingwho mayand meyaot run (or
once. It is amusing to hear them
Bose denounce bosses in gsaerel.—-
Hiutrord Coolest.
— 0—-
i Representative Reilly is hurryiagN
home for a bout with old men trouble
He will pick e candidate her the poet-
maotorahlp at Isriden and the rest it
the aspiranta~well porhap they will
be docile. but we beg leavo to doom-f“,
it. We have a poa’tmsstorihlp up n,
the at here but Bilbo! All" “it in the
lower dose not see Concussion Ken
tiaoi.
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[WM “P "I
i FATHER CHEM”!!!
(Continued from flat Mi
e——..
the building up of the Councils of this
State.
wor'ihyneuas.
risers m at: It
' vellum llamas
The perfection of the plans for the
debt dov- eunsalsn to raise sixty
thousand dollars or more for a new
Norwalh Hospital is almost over. Thei
meeting of tho oseeutivo committed
Thursday. at M Norwelk Town court
room. was well attended, and many
reports ro'oalv‘sd iron the chairmen at
them m o commit
too on severing the eitieml’o commie
too or shawl-ad woo moot onw-
aging. over eighty "More ree-
icrnds condition and food animals in uedy hurrying this way. —-Ansonla use» “on“ of Norwolh hem W to
enter into the good work for a most
A. I Winchester, chairmen of the
committee on the mammoth stocks
which will register the sun- pledged
hafast as received, reported pm.
and submitted the following list of
chblge of the daily setting of the
hands on the slacks.
SEWEL
READERS’
V____1EWS_
.OOII .UERIIC CONCIININI THE.
HOSPITAL.
' Iditor Ironing Bentiaoi‘
A few evening ago I saw in The
Ironing lutind the picture of our'
old lam-ital. with a statement or the.
oenlpaign to raise funds tor a new
Hospital Do you not think that
would be hslprnl in raising the money
I a platen of the now Hoopiml wse'
placed before the people so they could
see what their donations were to be
spent for! Another quite important
point h the location it the Hospital.
Iomooothetsaowaitoisto he se-
lected. There has always boenaIieudI’
over our Hospital work during past
yarn. because only outain doetora'
had the right to its privileges. A lies-l
pitai. eapportod by tho State and the
public ought not to be a private sf- 1
fair. One other feature I hear talked
of on the corners is the large expensel
involved in the sifort to raise the-
monoy. in lorristown N. 3,. recently.
a annals: for raising an endowment
fund of $100,000 for the benedt of tilel
«Imorhl Hospital of that city, rosuit- i
ed in a short time in securing 0128,-
000. The only person paid for work!
:dnrlng the campaign was a stenogf
WIN'B UNIONOUITI
“,g—oronsshaieweea
dd mm or with aim
Ioovee, iaoo trim-ed “b:
muscle-.—
w
mills OILK sou m
Halo top, double he. and
toes; hieoh. an and what;
Indol—
Per Pair ........ 25¢
--t.----~-
his Galvanised irae loot
Tabs. Specie! ............ - the
01.05 Croquet Sets. a bait and
maliots. painted and Isishtal.
(medal ................... Die
83.“ loo Cream Pressure. 2
oi. White lountale- Speeial..
01.76
“lee res and Cases Cups, Ger
man chins. cold traced. 8p.
fl . ........... .. .......... 10°
04.05 Aluminum Colon Pomo-
lator, 0 cups also, two glass our
as. apeoiel ............ 0219
iNLAio LINOLIUI
in tile effects; value $1.06
271N001 FLDUN' GIN"
h voile and both, in new
ad afloat!" designs, hr chil-
dm’s dresses; values up to
"o. for “—
Spccial . . .. '. ......... 47¢
m WW ”I"
Bods of glans-s. porealea.
andrsa. ate. in a great variety
of pretty new styles; also, I as
I yearn; value. 16o snob—-
Smcial ........... 59¢
No cases LIN“
Vino quality french and Bel-
gium bros “none, 41 laden
wide (non-wrinknbie) ; all colors
and white. Per yard ....... 09o
sine wmra “one.
Datum-ropes and nar-
outsettos. 45 inches wide, in all-
evor designs. Per not... so:
fie FRENCH BATIOTE
Pine guilty. as inches wide.
silk lnish. Per yard ....... tee
The FRENCH MARQUISITTE
4| inches wide, dainty, dine
quality. specially tor Women's
and Hisses' Weists and Dress-
es. Per yard ............ 39o
800 MED Piquifis
in Philadelphia henceforth the or-
'der of the customer to give 5 coats'
‘ worth or 10’- cenls‘ worth of any com-
modity will not be heeded. The vender‘
will explain to him that he will give
' him a certain portion of a pound ol-i
quart, or a certain number. say, of ap-
pies, for the money he wishes to ex-
pend, but that no longer can he sell
If without weighing or measuring. \'or
H I can the dealer sell a "box of candy."
He may sell a pound or portion of a
- pound of sweets. but they must weigh
j~ that 'much apart from the box.
This order is expected to reduce the
high cost of living in Philadelphia by:
‘ giving to the purchaser the full value
for his money and is intended to edu-
cate the public, as well as the dealers
I The head of the new bureau of weights
and measures, who is 'responm'le‘fo'l"
the change, estimates that through the
use of the thin wooden dishes in pur-
r chasing butter and lard. American
according to the customary fashion;
1 Mr Mulligan gave a hearttto—heart
talk to the 'Knights and their ladies.
which they enjoyed very much. He
told the ladies that their help was not»
essary and encouraging to thoKuigilta,
and that no young lady need hesitate
to accept the attentions of a young
man who is a K. of C.. as the ideals
that one must live up to. to be a mom-
bor of that order. are of the highest.
His telkvwas most interesting and lip
structive. and proved to make a doctor
ed hit with the Knights and their
“friends State Deputy Mulligan has
brown Willie“ °°ndm°n 0' °‘“‘ made many warm fiends hero. who
country and are well worth consider are pleased to meet. and hear him 0.
{ng' ‘ ill! mimnl. .
;creasod ”.100. 000 in imports and de-
creased $8,000,000 in exports. Miscel-
laneous articles increased $390,000 in
imports and decreased $500,000 in ex-
ports.
For ten months imports are 024.-
400000 greater than a similar period
the previous year. Exports for ten‘
months are $62,100,000 less. ‘
-As these are nuclei figures, they
have an important bearing on the
, - . . . I As a token of their great esteem for
in the Rev; Stephen P: Chernltrky. lor-
meriy of St. Ledislaus' lil'ungarisu
Catholic Churchr of this city‘. but who
was recently honored with a larger
parish in dgeport, Council 1253
presented Father Chernltsky with 5
huge silver loving cup. District Del»
uty John F. McMahon made an excel
lent presentation speech. During the
course of his remarks. Mr. McMahon
said that Father Chernitzky‘s iniiu
once for good was not only felt by his
Hungarian people. but by the whole
The iollowing editorial appeared.
today's New York Herdld: “E‘pr the
ilrst time we have oiilciai recognition
or the connection between a usher-
‘lmsll's tackle and the ‘bait’ which be
fore use is moot ,conveniently cameo
in a jug. The Attorney General of
Connecticut has decided that the rods.
lines. flies and sinkers in possession
of violators of the fishing laws are
CLOCKI.
Toiophono—Numbow—Caile. Very truly,
South nNorwsik~South Norwalk Eve mm 0" ““9 “05m“
hing Sentinel Telephone 92-2. is a} ‘— I
Crows. editor 10. Mitchell. city edl- “ATE ””5 RANGE “me-
‘Of- | GROOMED FOR C. N. G OFFI-
LVorwaik~Norwelh «Hour Telephone CERO’ CAMP.
Bl. E. J Thomas, editor. V. W. Ferris,
city 0‘1““. ’ Col. hi. J. Wise. assistant quarter‘i
Westport-—Westporter Herald. Tel— master general of the state, with a,
0011000 126 (tall line). W. J. Jones,’ corps of men, as setting up the camp‘
edltor. , . l” the state range in East Haven in:
Lennon of Clocks ;preparetlon for the school of instruc«
South Noreaik—At Central Food tion for the smears of the C. N. G...
00., Holland oyemie :which will open next
NoWeill-“3i Band stand Main and continue until. the following Fridayl
Wall streets. lomcsrs from the First and Second inri
iWealport~Hotol yard. Hotel equate [entry will attend and there will be
6:5:«WINCHESTER. irregular army olllcers detailed to give
Chairman. ‘the Connecticut national Guard onl-
Iuey Advertising Committee. .cers instruction
Th0 “WWII!!! committee has kept Colonel Wise brought down from tbs‘
ovary loo-l printer in, town lull! the state arsenal. in Hartford three auto-
past week. getting out all kinds of mobile- loads of cmp equlpage ior
printed matter which will be used in“. editors in camp
the eamnalsll- Attractive ”fill 103‘: Roman Catholic members of the!
display in every public place and buei- «militia companies of the state are
ness enterprise in town are ready.‘ making arrangements to have mass
“0” ”9 NW“ N “'0 °°'°"'I ““9 celebrated on the state camp sround
a picture of the present wooden struc- at Nisntic on Sunday. July 12 when]
“"9! and. 0299! the following “1““? the state troops will be encamped all
‘ rapher. and she was paid by a triend. i
Monday andl___ 'r
W NW imi- Swirl-nus All the wanted colors: extra
values. For yard .......... 10:
260 CREPE RATINE.
A nice cloth for Welsh. Skirts
OLD OPAQU E WINWW
SHADES
in all colors; Harthorn spring
rollers; value, We each. Spin and Dresses. Per yard ....19e
oial ...................... 42o SHEETS! CHEF”
0x12 TAPES'FRY RUGB 69c Sitcom-72:90 l........ 49c
Beautiful new item] and or. one Sheets—81x90. so:
ientai designs; value. '17 each. 82c Sheets—81x90 09¢:
95¢ Sheets—81x90 79c
8min] . ............ .11.“
O was
ILACKWOOD-BCOFIELD,
———-0
Mi” Lillian A. “ORG“, Formerly of “Oh “It to the chime
1 East Nov-walk. Weds J. W- The exquisite rhyme,
3'“de "l Ph“'¢°'rhl|- 'Tlle warble of birds in the glad spring.
A very pretty home wedding was time.
solomuised at the handsome residence l
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Shreve,‘ 'Neath each featherea ,0,“
lwhere Miss Lillian A. Scofleld. young- From each throbbing throat,
THE BIRD'S THANKSGIVING.
. est daughter 0' Mr ”d Mrs. George The praise of Jehovah swells. note
~ ar-
C. Scoliold of Philadelphia, formerlyl upon note.
of East Norwelk, and James W.‘
Blackwood, also of Philadelphia, were The storm king at 1,3,
united in marriage by the Rev. Asa l-las died in the blast!
J Ferry. pastor °f Bethany Presby- . And the long. dark night of the year
housewives lose not less than 36,000; confiscated ‘0 “19 State. 1““ l“ 00"
000 a year. The receptacles. he 3,”, traband rum is seized, condemned and
‘ . are so cheap that the dealer can afford ‘N’DWWIWG NOW 1‘ 13 110‘ “I "08011 10
to supply them free. lsuunose that a Commonwealth as a
' Those things seem like small mat-1W1”la can catch a fish or uncut! a lull
tars. but by the time the housewife ;01 “ban" so that it can accomplish us
have for theiejones hi the meat. the‘inspirins function. Who, then can
town. and especially the Council, of
which Father Chemitsky is a member.
Mr. McMahon humorously referred to
his 'recent promotion and said: "Fath-
sr Chemiisky is the only man i have
been pleased to see sentenced to‘
Bridgeport."
tion:
the state-military campground. The
day, June 3rd, amid a bower of roses.
intermingled with tiny incandescent
The bride’s mother was handsomely
white crepe meteor. trimmed with
. MPH?” tour of duty as ordered extends from
M" on or July 11 to the 18th. so that the troops
, ' ht
V “WtBUg‘DI’NG will be in camp over one Sunday. “3 a
°" ° This is a longer period of service than
. , i
MW“ HOSPITAL lis ordinarily required It is probable n
Give Generously.
old Venetian lace.
' "In some priest from New London veil, reaching beyond the train. was
terian Church, at 7:00 p. m.. Wednes-.
‘Her long tulle }
is past.
. _ ‘
While the morning brings
On its dewy wings,
Sweet buds and the promise of better
things.
“ 4
Lo! the forest rings}:
in , his acknowledgement Father Csmpakn objective—860.000 or more.
will be invited to over to the Nian
Chemiukv was as lnterestins and An in creating folder of facts and u, m, mm, 5,0 u, “1, mm to,
witty as ever. H0 WIS Very much at- informs tor captains and workers
caught with orange blossoms. and she Not a bird but sings
I. boxes and receptacles ,1- {wan‘figbutllize the implements of 'iake and
‘ carried a shower bouquet of roses and Thanksgiving and praise to the King
I and neglects to have her purchases “1'9”“ ““1 the ““9 ‘1‘“ $003 with “
weighed or measured. but uses the lh°°kv but “"9“ 0“ 1‘? Who b“ “1°
10 cents' worth or quarter a worth for- , representatives of the people—aloe.
mule. she is out many a penny of hard» tive, appointive or hereditary. as the
earned income. Reduction of the cost “39 may ”9“!“ Connecticut, which
of living means watchfuiness over the :has 0“ lawa and customs. MW “‘9
“I,“ outlays. » conflscatlons of all kinds go merrily
on until there be no omc'e holder in
all the Nutmeg state from handle to
Governor, who hasn't a bamboo rod
and a full dealiiohn!" .
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wrm ovi-lsn solroas. .
Another cargo of war material on
the way to Mexico, including an in!-
house ulnouilt of Bridgeport-made
ROBLEM OF THE ALIEN INSANE.
New York has a serious problem to
'xetll'with. and one which the Pacific
at, cities will have to face when.
h the opening of the Panama Canal
the routing hither of regular lines
“combine from Europe. the Pacific
shipmentcould have been stoppedby
refusing to issue clearance papers to
_the steamornl'Antille" at NewYorlt,
ammunition, and slice again Secretary 1 .
Bryen‘is surprised to hear it. The
tected by the Council's tribute to his
worth and work and said that his heart
was always with the people of this
town and “13 Council. With which its lav are the following facts regardingi
would always continue his member-
ship.
Other speakers of the evening were
Ber. Joseph Noholas Cxabo. who suc-
ls also ready.
Why We blood a New Hospital.
in s. pruninent place on this circu-
present conditions:
(1) There is an imperative need for
a new modern. welboqulppod lira-
proof building.
the soldiers. lit will probably be held‘
lathe Y iii. C A.tent oriu the
i
open air.
PM“ STREETER A BRIDE.
llliles of the valley.
Miss Charlotte A. Scofleld. sister of
the bride. acted as maid of honor, and
was gowned lnold rose crepe de
Clergyrnan's Daughter Marries the
Rev. F. B. Harrie,
needed Father Chernltzky as pastor of a (2) The present 'Hogpiial, planned The marriage or Miss ‘Helen Louise“
at. Ladislaus' Church, Grand Knight fifteen you. ego, to accommodate on. Streeter. youngest daughter of the
Cornelius A. McNamara. and Rev.
Richard J. Carroll chaplain of the
:Councii. The program follows:
Speech of welcome-
' Grand Knight 0. Af’McNamara.
Orchestra '
Song—“supposing I Met You Face to
Speech—
State Deputy lwlllialn J. Mulligan.
Songs-“Rheum" and “Just. a Weary-
ly 30 patients. is entirely inadequate
to meet the present and future de-
mands. ‘
(3) Furthermore. medical science
and surgery have advanced at such a
rapid pace during the past decade that
the present building is in no way an
ranged or adapted to meet present day
rpqulrsm‘ents. ‘
(4) It is no uncommon thing to and
every bed in the Hospital occupied.
and on such occasions there have been
Rev. Dr. Lewis Richard Streeter. for.
merly pastor‘of the South 'Norwalk
‘Methodist Episcopal Church, to the,
Rev. Frederick Brown Harris. was eels
obratsd last night at St. John’s 'Meth-
odiat Episcopal Church, New York, or
which the bride's father is pastor. The
bridegroom is pastor of St. Luke's
Methodist Episcopal Church. Long
Branch. N. .l'.‘ 'Bishop Luther B. Wll.
son, ‘1). D.. performed the ceremony.
assisted by the Rev. Dr. James W
chine, trimmed with old Venetian lace
and carried a bouquet of pink roses. |
Little Miss Dorothy Durkees acted
as flower girl.
Another sister of the bride. Miss
Alice Scofleld. played the wedding
march. ‘
The brides m'other was handsomely:
gowned in black crepe de chine. p
.v After the ceremony, a reception was
held, which about titty relatives and
friends of the bride and groom at-
tended I
Alter an extended honeymoon to
points of interest in the South, the
couple will start housekeeping in a
newly furnished home in the suburbs
of Philadelphia.
I
'He keepeth the smart
of Kings.
When the sun shines bright,
They bask in its light, ‘
Forgetting the shadow and gloom of
night.
.30nly man holds fast.
With miserly grasp.
To the storms and ‘wrongs of the mo-
ments passed.
4
Deep down in his heart.
Rejecting God's love and the better
part.
I
While his praise we sing.
We think of the sting-—
How God hath denied us some valued
thing.
o (
ill: for You."
iiugh Campbell.
Presentation speech—
District Deputy J. F. McMahon.
Acknowledgmenr— 7 ‘ ‘
Rev. 8. T. Chet-nitrifi-
audits “supposed-it had been attend-
ed to." We had; b'etter,make peace
with all hands in Mexico before they ,
have more hardware thaK we can buy
and manutacture.~wsterbury Repub--.
anxious moments as to where an omer- Marshall. of the New Jersey Collie!“ i
gene! or an accident case could be once.
placed 5 Miss Mildred Streeter. a sister of
(5) on many occasions there is a the bride, was maid of boner, and the
list of people, numbering as high. as best man was the Rev. John William
Mr. and Mrs Blackwood received w, cherish the wrong
many handsome gifts. and have a host In our hearts ,0 long.
0‘ friends who wish “‘9" much 102 It saddens our lives and burdens our
and happiness. song
licen, .‘
+
the vote of 522 to tilt by the mem-
‘pflflsfleld newline.
if business interests are so much'a 3M... ,
woman as has been; represented to ,3, ’ 50,, at, cum, when or d Whales and Marion an! «Brooklyn.
mono "Clinics by congress enacting r g , ill}, ‘ “on W ( ) no recovery mom (6) d.
correlations. how is one‘ to explain Bones—"0 purely meat" and “Ii-pry room.
consumer oi “commerce or "
“Mates ill favor or all iu~ Speech
. - ' Miami“? The vote ~
1‘s“ ital! cumuugemsnt, to udh- “
x grit-s 1:de line or tile trade cold given by Collins" orchestra. After-the with
itoion bills at the present sessions-e Wes Ilsa entertainment. which
ESOng-J ‘My {Eddie and To You, " '
-. Miss Alice Spins. .
fit. iodislaus'. Church.
xfioilg." " " ‘
i
d
I" Whip“
were assailant. i-etrlrshments wem
served dancing
. 0.. and the
-" ten, waiting to needle the tar too few Flynn, of Bernardsviile. N. J
private rooms. .
(8) There b no (a) maternity ward.
iii) no children‘s ward. to) no isola-
i’nodcsideet room. (1') no etherlng
it) The nurses should have a sepa-
rate buildup comps-isms both a
lllllrsaa’ lipase had training school.
eariagfprtlloolnmel cemented
the ‘HQID'ML.
about potions may have the
was ,moyed. benedtsotu'dhalrsodm "1'
their
all) oleveimmstel low.
.mmmmum
» m .
bridesmaids were the Misses Sara A.
Benton and Carol ’hisidment, of lacsi
lCilfl, N. it: Constance lrvine. Mary E1
and Miriam Planer. of New York. The
ushers were the Rev. Grover C. Gray
and Mortals ll. «my. of Boston:
George it. Kettorer. of Westwood. N.
The l
1
Will“ illiiililli
REX THEATRE.
Mental Suigestlon Saves Convict
From Gallows.
"The Triumph of Mind" ’ Here is
J.; Elwood (1.. Taber. of Brooklyn. a tremendous three reel melodrama
(8) There are outcome for properly James Hughes. of New York. and Al- produeed by the "Smalleys’tht deals
trod Wags. of universe. or. Y.
directly along this line of thought Cir *
- Miss ’Maidmeat. one of the brides cumstantlal evidence says I man shall:
iii-re are no vsrstldas where mills. in a niece of Richard H. Golden. die. Mental icisnce steps up to the;
_—
Jury. delivers a" knoCkout blow with‘
Althoush many plants 01009 their a hat labelled "psychisphenolnena."
use so and flowers at the approach of and the man goes nee. - Now there in
open their will mmnwmumoytoomrthuw
' tstorhtoanytgoapwatorsofpsyahctm
Then sing, birds of spring!
Praise, warble and sing,
ii the woods, the hills and the voice
shall ring.
Till we catch the strain,
,And a glad refrain,
'Goes'forth to our Maker,
unshared
with pain.
v-Rose Hartwiclt Thorpe, author or
"Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight."
A weak solution of catholic acid ap-
plied carefully to ink stains on our-
pets will remove them. If this chan-
son the color it may be restored by
ammonia water.
._;...._._.———--—-
“fly the use of steel Instead of brass
rifle cartridges the German army ,
Norwalk Chronicler