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MASONIC NOTICE. :32: Ff‘ordoutslde markets."—- 1. .3. All the new meshes and “330“” \IIIthIiIIIIS‘ Tint" 3.,
‘ ' ' or . . . " .— . 111-cm 0— ‘
. ‘dl : pattcrns, black and colors. / e,
Mfimb‘m °f Old We'll-0‘19": N°~ “331 This principle is carried outs 'g’ Special tonight, yard 19¢ night. each """" 35¢ 3,
1‘1- “ud A 111.. Win kindly “01 {9’89" by some clothing manufac- '0 I - .3:
to meet st the Lodge Roon1,4Suu- turcrs; see out $15 suits, . .3 30c PROPHYLACTIC .$r.25 ENGLISH 3..
day. evemng, June 6111, at 7 OCTOCk ClheTSCd and fllilifarv Stripesr , . TOOTH BRUSHES LONG CLOTH. I .3
in row numbers), to attend Divine . .. 111, ~ _ ' 4 . ‘ 4 I .
( 5 . .. , _ C and 11m Che?“ and " 0:0 Hard and medium. Spec- , 10 yard ““9”- fine qual :
1 Sewn-e at the South hoiualk Con lg $44 smart mixtures in grav, 1 1°: 'al‘t . lit _ h 19¢ 1tv. Special 10111441], piece 00
gre'gational Church by invitation of ~ {Horns and browns. - '1: :9 1 0mg . (KC - - 1 ..
Bro. Stapleton. Per order of the ' ‘1 You can pm, more but can't' . --------------
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,w. 111. Sylvester 1’. Decker. Aliest ‘ Captain]. S Green get more Value for $154 . k, 19c TEA CUPS .3
Robert M. Wilcox, Secy. - Copy right [‘1 1'ro11n llros. The N cbraslian. ‘ é. AND SAUCERS._ 5c HAIR ROLLS. :9
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lht \c 1rz1ska11 the lust sbi) thrott 1h the Panama Canal tfi‘wc c r . . R & St 0 \\h1tc chma wnh gold A" (01.0“: “it.“ or 111th—
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M. "l l 5 l . 4 l; 3 £10 and on Ma} 2.1 ltft l.ivcr- ogers evens band. Special tonight Out elastic. Sprcml tomght 0:0
1 l to go 111,011,,11 11“. 1 anama '(‘111‘131 was mum c1rcmo1ty.lht manor pool in ballast for 1111 Delaware ” 3 f 3 f 5 :
A stated» convocation 0 But Gr was the \ittim of a torpedo Oligtllristcnctl her for the trip 101110.: , .z. .......... or 25¢ ............ or (5 0:0
(‘hapler R. A. .Will be held at H '\ ‘ 1 . —~———~—~-.— « n.-. _ _, .0
’ i T id, Tues mint- off 1111 coast of lrtl,a111l l 11 ”I an 111-man built. Am-l ”‘0 ”um” m the “'3"th FAII ‘9
its 100111 in Masonc em!) 1 l" 4 l M 8 H“ l criczm owned, and American Transport Linc expired when 6T8, ABOUT PRES'DENTS- 5c OHIO NOISE" 12 r-zc SILKOLINE' ’I
11:11 owning, June 8111, 1915. Worlkl tics1ay, . :1} l 10 pioio— “,3de vessel. 51],. was laillit‘ll'lilio Nebraskau (lclivcrt-tl her tar- ti’cssibly you «have forgotten some?” LESS MATCHES, 1, All new, new t.010rs and .3 '
M. M. M degree All R A M3 Igraph l11"'11 shown of the \Hessd‘ ed at tamden N. J.. 111 1902, for‘go 111 Liverpool. E11111, though of these incidents relating to 1119111.; ‘ Large size boxes. Special designs: also plain colors. 3:.
sons cordiallx and fraternally ill-1“. as 131“" as ‘1“ went through 11],. American Hawaiian 11m. lshc‘migltt have taken mllnittons' dents and Hot: presidents of the' :0 tonight 3 boxes 10¢ Special tonight, yard 85/24! 0:.
“Wd- “m“‘e‘mnl 3’0““ Chm“ the «111111111 gala arrav. Slu- was She is oil/4.400 tons gross 160 of 11111 10 England 011 110, 1.35,, United States 1.. ' 3
A- T‘M‘ H P F' S L-‘on' so“ !strucl\ \1l11l1 about forty milts lest long. and .10 feet beam. 11' 11rd vovagc she was strictly 3111 Washington was the one president 0:0 ..
WW—~——- ~'~-- southwest of l astut-L lrclaml‘ 1 lhe Nebraskan 111‘! New \ork \n1erican§5lti1i, in ballast lioinidwml’e Elected unanimously. l00 ~ 1 ”
A SHlPP'NG REFERENDUM- .uml «lou 11 at the bow.sl1c sta1t-1lor Liverpool on May 7 with a for an \nicricau port “hen site The only vice president to l'eslgnl . ‘ 1 ‘~ 00
"the United States chamber of Com- II(I\\I)iIC.III tolQuccnstolun] If S t1111111".1lI cargor ttutlcr t1l1arter fto 11 ,1. damaged 11.410“. the \‘.a,1’1\l"es .10hn (‘. Calhoun, who gave up .3. l 0’
in a usetul service 1111 he vcssc of an 11' tmmc 1anspor .1110 or the Nebraskau tilled luluccn e vce presidency to become a; ..
mam I: 11111-101111 fmem of business lrancisco in August for her trip one vovage. She dischargul l11'r1Ne“ \ork 3.1.1 liawoii United States senator. 10:0. 1 ’ S I! 0 In E ..
Ill 300“ "I! he 3811 l 1 \vnuam Henry Harrison 8 ,
erved the 0:00. 0 ' 9 . 9
men throughout the country on theI . qr. 1- . . , . __’. M -.., ”lsliortest time “ president having (9:00 Wukwwww00'00000000’0000 00:00:00:
government steamship plan and other1ln0re money circulating and sailed REPRISALS. fling price. To them, as to the you“. caught a fetal cold the day he was ._.~ 4
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phases of the shipping situation The down in the bunks, more actittty in The North 11101111114911 sud tried to ups, it. was loci and 1"e1y beautiful. 1Iinoilxurated and died exactly onel
result of the referendum now under all ““9“ or business, easy credit and 3‘3““ 0‘“ ”19 South, in 0‘“ “1"”an l In this I?“ “N lies {the ”BI 16' {month later l n. [AIME Steam Eyeing & Cleaning C0.
w”. should be illuminatinr and use .5111,“er 111111011111 fliiance, and the South invented and used aub- ,scn of hose productions. ‘It is that the onzmbemllsmcnt was tried again“ butl ______ BRIDGEPORT -....--.
1111. The”. 15 1101111111; partisan about: Moreover the steel business, next merslhle boats in self1defense.tlut 8°“ of ”“3” productions. "1‘9 "1“ the 11 111:: m:“&‘2:d:fdjfgn::: vote: Formerly known so Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a. Cleaning Co.
1.14 1110 vote “.1“ simply show “119111.11- ' in importance to agriculture, in rolling those submarines were used only: ug-‘ lion; been Wk“ away from publlc1 Johnson was a tailor and could Silk Drones. Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curt-Ins (”unfit
1 :wpreclatlon by a silly insistence on Telephone 4789. H1 LVNGE. Prop. 293 State 481.. Bridgeport
the majority of our‘businesn and pro- ' it a class second in boom DI'OIBDei‘lS
ainst the blockudlug warships; they
tessional 11th favor 11113 venture 111 last winter the mills were opemtinglnever attacked pissenger ships or de
gmemment ounership or prefer the at only 40 per cent. capacity. Now strayed the lines of noncombotums.
ship subsidy or some other method of they are working at 90 per cent. cap
building up our merchant marina firmly. and still gaiulng‘ and lid per-
Thel'e ie no doubt that at the time 'cent is their practical limit This luv
the issue was before congress, bus1-‘ provcmoui isn‘t by any 11188118 all due
ncss interests were vigorously oppos- llo war orders, either. Only one fifth of
,ed to the government going into thelthe whole steel business is for the
shipping business on any terms what-103190” trade, and much of that—1111
The will show for example the steel needed for R115
has been sin 11 huge freight cur orders—has
«changed to any'extent by war devel-fnothiug to do with munitions. Nearly
of; all of it is evidence of the basic sound-
and
leierendum
sentiment
6\' GI'.
op111ci1ts~ll1e enormous increase
our export trade, the opportunitiesness of our doméstic industry
Opened that are still unutilized, undicommerce. 4
the constantly lessening supply of in"? We are now without question on the
uilubfo vessels. Although the n1en1-l1111.gmde of prosperity, and fur-sight-
lhcrsbip of the United States Chamber ed 111131111151; men are declaring thaIt
‘01 Commerce constitutes :1 comlmra- :nothlng. not even war, could checkthe
“1er small body of citizens. it re1i1e;»gmui11g activity or shake our finan-
And the way in which the. blockade
South waged war on land in indicated
in the order issued .to his army by
General Robert E. Lee.
“No greater disgrace can befall the
army. and through it our whole peo-
ple, than the perpetratlon or barber
ous outrages upon the innocent and
defenseless. It must be remembered
that we make war only 11111111 armed
men.” _, ,
And now. when we ask the Euro
pean belligerents to fight like gentle;
men. they answer that “war is hell-‘
fire," ~ and proceed to make it so.
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EURIPEDES IN GOTHAM.
111043.08“! “In“! his VII
the part or Scholar} that it could only 3“ taught him
‘he appreciated in its original tongues. 1 Five vice presidents became meshi-
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.Roosevelt 1.
(‘leveland was the. only prosldenti
“8‘, to have some. one else sandwiched be»
1I'trensulos" tween his two terms, llenlamln Harri
1 meek musterpieccs rendered. »- 1111 so“ being the sandwich
libese plays have been by \lrs. ('11- l John Adems was 9‘“ only “’9 Old'
bert Murray, into tine 11nd expressivel $1“: fixeafiudfigx :finlltgddielii
lEnglish. luck Mile of the grace of the longest after leaving I office, about.
toriginals. Why should not these richitrteniy- -iive vcars
ihoards of philosophy. humor. wit, fro-1 Relatively, \‘i‘hshlngton was the
Ameiican youngsters can afford thei
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Greelt literature in English studied (3010,1111
in the schools. Greek plays on our
:boards .‘tor public entertainment, that
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tion vital moving, interesting and gen-
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available for our youth? {come was ly equal to that 0‘1“.
Roosevelt was the only
by mother's death and then be hon
;ored by a reelection.
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V‘cwmident to 111mm the presidency 119,111 in Los Angeles and the tourists
will be back in Les Aussies at2
1cloclt Monday ofternodl' tor the llrstI
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Danbury Hat Makere' Re- lnetate Fore-
man Grolljahn—Firm Makes
Announcement. r
. 1‘The Pageant ot- the Old ‘South.uest"
‘ that would insure them\ direct com
/ Imunicatlon and regular sailings be-
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cents such vast business influence
that congress would be unlikely to lg
:noreits views it vigorously register.
Ed.
Something, obviously, will have to
11;. done soon. The Ban-American fin-1
ant'ial conference at Washington hasi is a. dlSDOSithH 011 the part 01' 1119
called atteimon more pointédly thar
over to the anomalous predicament of.
the South American republics, which.
Nvant to do business with us-us we
do with themI—but are hindered by a
lack of transportdtibn facilities. it is
absurd that we should be able to reach
some. of these nations only by trav ers-
_ iug the European war zone. The repre-
countries .
scutatites of the A. B. C.
have shown their eagerness to coop!
crate in tiny plan, public or private,
tween their ports and ours. 1'
its a choice' between private enter-
prise, ship subsidy 11nd government
011 nership 1_l private capital doesnt'
get busy, one of the first duties of the
:next congress will be to chose definit-
1ely between the other two methods, or
'eise change our shipping laws to make
file held more attractive to American
1cspitai. 11-
when .1111: STEEL.
All the late reports bear out the
burly promises of the wheat crop. it
Near one possibly it will run up too
iCIIII stabililv.
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THE MEXICAN PROGRAM. l
Maybe the Mexican leaddrs will get
together, and maybe they won‘t. There
Villa faction, at'least, to yield to the
President‘s hint and seek peace] But
Itltere is no reason to expect much
lrrom Carranza.
If the leaders can agree on a peace
pulley and a compromise government,
sell and good. if they can'h our next-
.step apparently is to be an embargo:
,on the shipment of‘ arms to Mexico-J.
a step that might well have been tak-
en somertime ago. Whatever may be
the’ moral and political aspects of our,
munitions problem with regard to
Europe, there can be no question of
the propriety of shutting on ‘arms and
ammunition simultaneously from all
the factions in a nel’ghbo’ring country
where there is no government.
Such a move would be followed, or
possibly preceded; by ofllcial encour-
1.3313111 given from Washington in
the formation of a coalition govern-
ment representing the best elements
'ot the various Mexican factldns, lg
'noring their military leaders 4
It everything also tells, thelrire
mains the final resort of’wfarmed inter-
vention, alter 11 «1111111311111 publicl-
ty calculated to acquaint the whole
Marleen nation with all! my eur-
IProductlons of two of the plays of ”,1”,- worth “111119
Euripides have recently been made all, .
the neivl o ened stadium of New' .
y p l The statement that the “war baby”'
\ork Uuniversity The plays w,ere1‘
problem has never arisen in this coun-
"lphigenia. in Touris" and ‘The ‘o-l‘r
try has been met with the argument
n W n,”i e t direction
in 01119 10th will r he: that there was a lot of such babies at
of Mr. Granville Barker.
There are several rather unexpected!
tabllshmcnt there of 11 convalescent1
features in connection with the gixlng
. camp for Spanish war soldiers in 1898
of these plays of ancient Greece in
._ , 1The only thing wrong with this argu-
modern Gotham. One is that the hulk‘. ,
f 11 i th b th b {ment is that Montank hadnt any civ-
1 co ' n o o _
0 f e w more it‘ up “"1 £111}, z'iliun inhabitants at that time.
ro ess na cr ies an e casua
Talk of audiences treats tl em not ‘11 ' "
’ i I New President Poncare/ot France
.their aspect as antiquarian curiosities ~-
but as plays to be comment upon for has followed King George’s example
and taken the plod’ge.The1-es no in-
tl1eir merits as plays, quite as if they
had been written yesterday instead of
in the, Athens of ”twenty-four centur-
Ia: :Eothfizoiiglh ?::eti}:':::::1:: no matter how aoberly inclined would
modern appeal. The “Trojan Women" take If drink. . I ’ ~ '
eh'pcctauy, might have been written as ‘ ‘ ‘
a protest against the present war. its
stand against war in generaLI
searching, unpitying light upon II the
1
Kaiser has sworn 1111,. but it dossn't
seem likely. Most any mdn 111‘ his Job,
GENIE-RAL FRENCH, 31-11% GREAT
QOMMAN'DER. "
inlENuVA, June 4.——1n an interview
published in the Neue Frie Prone. the
.formation available as to whether the‘New York live in Philadelphia and all 1‘ wagons and floats. At 2 o ’clock a mass—
, holly of Napoleon was brought bunk
Woodrow Wilson and James A. 11 111111 119 replete with cow,boys in-
Garfleld were college presidents and dians. 411131110311. and soldiers' 1-epro_l
Jeffemm founded the Univé-sitv 0‘ ducing 1n moving scenes the history of-
ll'll‘sinl'» “W “6 "liked from “16.11111 old southwest. Visiting Elks and
\Vlnte House \r 1Iladies will be admitted free \louduy;
“ashlngtmr, M0 09- Jackson. lhi‘iattemoon and also Tuesday. 1
two H‘rflam‘ar “‘th Lincoln. Grant 1 The‘tlrand lodge session will open
IMonluuk, Long lslnud, after the es lGBPfleld ““395- McKinley and R°ani1Tuesday, July 13, at. 10 a. m. Those in the near future Some time ago a
V9" were soldiers.. lnot delegates will be taken to Venice,‘
W'Lincolns 0'9“”me speech and Ocean park, and Sdnta Monica on the
Va'sbingtons farewell address mailman, Santa Monica lodge and the
quoted for more frequently than any .citizens of the three places named
other presidential utterances. 'will giVe a (lambake and fish barbe l
Cleveland’s“puhlic office is apublic cue At 3 oclock 111 Los Angeles on“
trust," Grant's "let us have peace.’1e1ec'1,1ca1 pageant. "Queen mom, 9.
Jackson' s “by the eternal, " and Rouse 1Feast of Flowers." will no presented
velt’s “malefectors of great wealth: “19111113511115: morning there will he
became universal catch words. Ian allegorical pageant and midsum-
One presided; was inaugurated in mer floral dream with “101110111195,
the others in Washington _
The official salute for the presdden'ti
is twenty one 3an A salute of 101'
guns was fired for King Edward whed'l
the proclamation was read.Wi1en the
ed band concert will take place; at
3 o‘clock. exhibition drills by Elks,
and at 8 o'clock, on open- -alr dancing
party on Olive street
01:1 Thursday at 9 o'clock will oc-
cur the big Eiks' 1111111170. From 2. 30,
to 6 p 111. a reception for visiting he:
dies will be held at the Hotel Alexan-
dria. At 8 _o 'cioclt another electrical pa-
geant will be given.
from St Helena and arrived in Ithe‘t
River Seine a' salute of l .000 guns was
fired ‘Philadelphia Ledg'éi‘.
suits asumoN 0111' on corm-
As the redi‘lt of the action of the
'Hat Makers’ Association of Danbury,
in voting to reinstate Edward Grail-
'jahn, a foreman in the factory of the
A. A Hodshon & 00., on River street. _
to membership in the union, the Hod
ehon Company will resume operations
qdestion arose. between the Hodshon ,-
company and the Hat Mekers’ assocla- I
tion regarding the manner in which
Mr. Grolijahn conducted the sizing dew
partment of the company. Mr. Groll- j"
Ijahn was brought before the associa- I
tion on charges that he violated some
of the rules of the organization. He «
was given a hearing and later suspendf
ed from membership in the assocla
don. I
The Hodahon Company closed down'
its plant after Mr. Grolljshn m sus- ;
Ended and the factory has been idle
since that time. Mr. Grolljahn asked
the makers’ Modulation” to reconsider
his case. The. matter was taken again
by the union, and Mr. Groiljahn's 11p<
plication for reinstatement was lav
ably noted upon. , _‘
When told of the action of the eerie“
elation in the Groiilahn case and stile
Friday will be San Diego day with ed about the remmption of work in 1
destructivéuuality of 1711:1711. passion-
ate insisience that it. is the conquer»
TO BE BIGI ONE.
Crown Brinee d! Bavaria quid that:
Arrangements triads for the reunion
while be regarded prtre as the’ most I
special train and steamers to visit the the Hodshon plant, A. A. Hodshon, or 44
RansmarCaliternie exposition at San the Hodshon Company, saidi‘You cane '
retested of the generals o: .thebiues;
be attributed the advance on the
11m to the skill of General French
or who loses, rather than the. wrong
ed——all theoie have a poignant inclining
it is curious. tun. in this connection.
of the Grand indie of IElks in Conform
to. July 11-17 indicate that the enter-
Moment" will be very elaborate and
Diego. I i
«Long Beach lodge has prepared
not“. use we more:
to present day witnesses. t' ,1
that when “l’.phigenla’ was given in
the Yale Bowl titan audience chiefly
or students. mosedly familiar ‘with
traditions 111111131 11 strains. the coo
Windowed
0811111}:th and,
‘enloyeblerg Courteales will be extenda
ed. Sun 11, July 11.‘ when the special
trhfii‘é win he met at the trauma 111.
Los Angeles by the White Squadron
the crack drill team or Los Annalee
.0039 which will escort the visitors to
their hotels. The reception commit-
‘ , 1:11; will meet entrants. end the tour-
As to Lord mum», he remarked
"I do not know him personslly. ll
pears a capable organirer. He proved
that in Egypt... and one must do him
“this wince during the mend: we
in many respects tho-play was 1.111111 " ~ rtlouiur
“410111111 ' " ‘
, i139 ll be gt an automobile rides
day’s recreation at \Long Beach, 211
miles item Los Angeles. It is expect-1
ed. that'geverel dresdnoughts will lie
anchored in Long Beach bay and thin!
visitors will her eeelved on the shin,
ghost rides on’1he «Paci1lc will be 11‘
part of the program. in the evening
there will be an ldvlthuou‘ hall at the!
the W611:
any that our factory will now resume ,
. For those remaining in Los Angeles, 91111111116111; 1 cannot tell you when we
a' shell m work 11111- there seems to
.1
be very little doubt but What 0 hell
stgrt cl! plant 11! the next
weeks " ,1 111111
The fact that the Hodshon Company
will resume 11me be Wen
ceived in Danbury. During busy me.
‘ the com stout our 4
live men in the sizing depart
fibrine auditorium in D013 Annie! 1111b MW
Norwalk Chronicler