‘ no: atx
THE SOUTH NOR'LLK'Br-s the olotts. is ineligible. Even
EVENING SE gm {when concealed by a West, suspenders
ESTABLI‘HEB BK Ebbfiolltely bar one from the beat so
. AMES GOLDEN
I. L. AND A. L. GOLD
‘ R R8
udunav. JUNE .6,
l
ctet y.
D . n
waistcoat. you cannot belong.
1916
137.. —-—- - ~—- ‘of inaccurate speech will do.
w ude 9:30 a. 111.; 9:40 p. to.
‘sun rises 4:21; st“ 1130-
‘ .WIK Branch Office—r388.
. WI Residence—1225a.
/ City Editor's Residence—7521.
Mesa Manager’s Residence— association with those who use it.
1113-12.
WI Residence—890. 9
Institute DIRECTORY.
of innaccuracy,"
hibited. Or, if one has them,
’must carefully conceal them under an
—l
“wiw.m.m. EMA. M.9‘99_9
lost. In Iasonic Building. south “U“- 000“ boot" and seed 9
. Intact-teen lst and 3rd Tuesdayot 111““ be Waited as a bore. One
“eh month—July and August ex- 1noes to the opera, pm only because
”ted—at 8 o'clock. All Master . “3,. Expected of one, don't you know.
manna cordially imlted. Arthur Nobody who 99 anybody ”to. 099999999
I. Ms, W. [.9 Robert M. Wilcox.
lea.
one
affection of polite ignorance and c.\'n-
mUsic
intellectual com-reunion simply will
......- Knowledge of any sort
A Stated Convocation of Butler frowned on A few eccentric persons
Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M., will be held with knowledge. culture, taste and in-
In Masonic Temple, Tuesday evening “41me power may be found
June 27th, at 8 o'clock. Last of the
tench.
Fraternally,
JAMES A. HOLLERIN, H. P.
Much—F, s. LYON, Secretary.
‘ not do. is
in
good society, but they are tolerated
tillt‘l‘t‘ merely for tile sake of their
‘ families.
If this deacrlption
is inadequate
.....- __ ‘ very well what is the l.l(’hl American
w————. M,
ANYBODY CAN HELP. ’SOt'Ivtr?
All Americans want to help in the ~___—..—-————
I
preaent llllltul‘y entertzency. Score of 5£NAT¢ ON THE JOB.
thousands of mi“). young men are The United States senate in once
helping in the most direct and effec-‘m‘lrt‘ flllflllins its usual function c-
live way by going to the front with it'llll‘OVlng the “WIN! legislation ot
the National Guard, or joining the ”'9 0th” branch. 1‘ is adding ""00
regular amiv Thousands of citizens or four battleships to the house navui
who are dlaqltallflcd by “(.9 or haveiappropriation hill. in addition to four
- more money m” “my “190,. are do- «will battle cruisers, and shaping the
lng‘their part by paying the ‘salariesfill‘flhure into a genuine five
of employees enlisted for Mexican bulldlhx prontIm instead of
Others are aching the na- appropriating for one year in the old
,9 haphazard way and letting the future
service.
lion on the railroads and elsewhc
by handling soldiers and supplies ex- lflkt‘ care of itself,
pedlttottaty. Others am morn-rating} There was a period n0l so long ago
with the government ill organirins in “MN! the senate wart ill ill rc-
gr lndurtrtea with a view of military , W9- Ilut in the last few years it
Others itt‘t' enlisting as‘hfls live" more responsive to public
gW‘owwfi-Jw HIVTE "‘fi’fl'fi—f‘f' “91‘7"“ « ...A -
.Yeciivcllcse.
doctors or nurses.
special pct-vices, depending on
al fllflt‘fln‘ or special opportunity, 9
There is one thing that any Alltcr~
Join the
lint these n". au‘aentlmcnt than the houllc, and has:
parsonldone more atatmmnnlike work on
nearly every important menaurc. The
house has a fatal tendency to super-
lflcttility. Every session it dumps a
ma.» of ill-dictated measures on the
senate and lets that body whip them
the
icon man or woman can do.
Red Cross and tlicrchy do your lilllll‘
hie part in helping to care for the
American soldiers who may
of all the
into shape. Altd by assuming
hurtlcn and. on the whole, sustaining
Suffer
from wounds or sickness.
it ably, tllc tit-mite has .newly Jtl'sti-
. lied its traditional title of the "upper
. house."
Mmen who go to the front, lllt‘ military
experts nay—and they may ruh ul'
"into the hundrcda of thousands IK‘lnrt‘
I
I ' ~ . ' . ,. c ‘ _.___._..—.——-
\v et through with lllih loll—all it .t t 9
o g . .. A hard boiled cull opened in Qutncy,
one in ten will need hospital scrtitm.
Aims, contained it tiny piece of
That means Red Cross scrvit-c, sup-
‘ported by private and voluntary ac-
tion.
You can become a member of the
[led Cross for $1 a year, and that
ncwapnpcr with the printed words,
‘ And everybody in the neigh‘
to
"(lo to."
boritood i-i dying with curiosity
‘knnw what the hcn meant.
THE SOUTH NORWALX EVENING 53mm.
MONDAY, IUNE 36. 1916
mmmfi..-- — r. - ~~
'not speak correct English. it in very‘
”NMTURE ALKANAC FOR'bad form. lkl ll not be ”Silly IS‘
TOKORROW isumed. however, that any old brand
Slum
(talk, sporting talk, farmer talk, high-
«9 brow talk, all are taboo. The dialects
IVENING SENTINEL TELE- 9 and intonation: on which the majori'y
PHONE CALLS of honest citizens oi moat Sections
“burial me‘fla- pride themselves are hopelessly bad.
Office—93.
The social palate is a peculiar bran”,
an eeotertc dialect
which can be learned only by clase
Higlrbrovt tastes, likewise, are pro—
MINNIE“
it
And there is peril in the vest.‘ m w 1 m m
0
EN ,too. “If you call it a vest instead of I
t
l
Moreover. the social aspirant must» m m?
Papers
NE“’ YORK, June 26.—-(‘hief Maxis
Egan, publicity manager for J. P. Nor
salt a: Co, and William J. Burnt;
copy to Mr. Egan.
personal surety in 8100 for his appear
ance.
The action followed a motion oi
llllstrict Attorney Swami that Mr.
tartan was aaaaaaoned from a yacht-
ling party which went to
lint-indie hill in the complaint against
Mr. Burns was taken suddenly on
i Monday after he had been excused
from further attendance“
l it had file eflect of ending the Die-
llrit‘l Attorney‘s investintlou of the
tMorganJBurnaaeymour aflalr ac far
. an it anecie (Hr. Egan and Mr. Burns.
t'l‘hcir prosecution on this charge~a
lmil-identicanor is to be handled by
William Harman Black. Assiatant
' District Attorney.
9 (lrcater interest in likely to attach
*to the inquiry, which Chief Magis-
ltrnte McAdoo said endangers hia va-
cation, to begin again next Wednes~
day. fie announced yesterday that he
will sit for examination of all witness-
l" presented by John D. ldndsay.
representing the Morgan firm and Mr.
‘ Egan, and Francis 1. Wcliman, attor-
, ney for Mr. Burns, or by the District
l Attorney to show what employe of the
Morgan firm stole it: private cable-
, grants from a foreign government and
{disposed of them to local broken in
. war munitions. °
3 Several of the witnettaes who are to
1 he examined in that inquiry Were in
écourt yesterday. including 0. it. Phil:
jSultzer, who were in the Seymour &
9Scymour officer, from which letter:
'Seymour, and others in which Mr.
l furnished that correspondence-lo
gan & Co.
& (‘0. are paraphraeed in several or
those lettera. One exhibit in
quest for munitions bids. it reached
the Morgan office in code. was tie-7
coded there. and by mistake the figure.
"it" was written in the Morgan office
l for it "0." The Suitser copy. presented'
in evidence, ll \fteged to have bccn
made within a few hours after arrival}
of the original cable lit the Morgan
office and carried the same. erroT of an
“it” for a "ti" made
copy in the Morgan office.
A Morgan employ-e was suspended
and is still under auapcnslon. He will
he a witness. Efforts were made yes“
turtiny before Justice lienton to (‘5'.
tttblitlli association of Mr. Sultzer with
that man. Mr. ~Sultzcr was arraigned
before Justice Benton for sentence;
under conviction of one of five indict-j
manta charging utterance of worthless;
chccka. The sentence was adjourned}
until next Friday.
The Morgan office thief. Mr. Lind-
000 for the secrets he stole, according
to evidence which in to be presented.
Employment of Mr. Burns by Mr.
the Seymour office and copying of'
Seymour letters and exhibition of that
letters to Mr. Egan have been admit-l
ted in their testimony. When the'
dollar will pay for 100 cents‘ worth oil “mm“ talks of acceding from
hell) '0' mm“ 50W" who needs it. . Mexico. in case of war, and asking the1
You can 933' ‘10 for a “S““minmngnlfed States to annex her. The tiel
membership," 0" $25 for a "life mem'lhinde Yucatan and Yankeelnnd is
bership," but i] ‘3 enough ‘0 1" youlmostly chicle. Hooray for chewing
‘ht and give you the satisfaction orlgum! 9
—+___
doing something tangible for the9’
cause, "Guardsmen will march before goV-
—a——-—4—--—- enter to show war fitness," reads 3
WHAT ts “BEST soota'rvr' Xe“, york headmfi But u pmm
‘In a letter to the New York Globenl proved anything, we could enhdue Mex
‘the writer necks information as toiico. with a few corps of Masons and
precisely what is meant by the oft- Elks and Knights of Pythiaa.
aid phrase, "best society." ......—
iWhat is this nation‘is beet society, A society has been formed in Ber-
m?" he asks. “Is it composed lln to combat infant mortality. But til
. ‘ . people living in sumptuous more serious problem in Germany just
2‘ la the society of social func- now is man mortality.
_._.__..___'_.
hu- citiea, of social sea-
” our to Henry Ford is tiring employees who -
join‘the, may. But it isn't on record
that he baa declined a'n‘y army ord-
aaa mam celebrations
Amandflmrs. Spend an.
Rowland celebrated their golden wed- .
new chem
mannimashortflm until-t
other and mommy very interesting‘
side of the investigation is completed?
its results are to be used in opposing
proaccution of Mr. Egan and Mr.
Burns.
hull _
lllStlllli will will
(Continued From Pint Page.)
lodge room. It in tin oblong clefti
about 50 feet long and 20 wide, cart
peted with grass and shut in by walla
of rock nearly 25 feet high. it. has,betmn Hartford and Newfifllfilmt
a narrow approach about 200 feei’These can. like the latter type "0'
long running in a airtight line. butt
curiously, and an it should be. it;
makes an abrupt turn as it reachea the;
entrance to the lodge mom, thus.
again conforming to the ancient-lawn
governing the constructitm of a Ma-l
Ionic meeting place. A great ‘na'tumil
dobmy of not sent- are him the
aides of the room. The Quanta. sta~
tioned on the walla of the defile. com-
era for motor trucks. mand a complete bum-y of the whole. operates.
‘ II “I. be“ 500k”? DO m K138 Solomon, himself, could not find ___________...._..—
listed in the 600m "313‘ one. JOHN o. aowwtto plan. “8‘9““ a“ W'““" "m n" me SALVATION aauv AGAIN-
. 99 . lure baa rural-tied up this steep h
m M m2" . ' . '— mountain aide. A m and can» The good work atill continues att a
‘ an. opinion or the ut- WWGFORD» Im‘ are—am. bus ‘ local Salvation Art'ny. that night a
a . 9,
‘3' 'i'ha mtlfof W‘s“
‘ reptiles of
E
ultimo-Wet
30“ hr III I“ Tod
trate McAdoo yesterday held Martin
proprietor of a detective agency, ft'
trial in Special Session: on complaint
of Frederick Seymour that Mr. Burns
had copied secretly a'private letter in
the Seymour office and had given the
Each of the ac-
cuaed men waa permitted to furniah
the boat
traces at New London The action to
. ., Mial
Sultzena copy of ten items of u refmo recen
tem in the state, including the liart-
o
‘ CO. HALF A MILLOON.
1 Connecticut Company Places
peratlon Approved by Otate.
One hundred new steel
9 tips. (laaherie l'iewitt and Morton il.‘ curs offlthe convertible type have bull'
ordered by the Connecticut Company
trailed by Mr. Phillips and mutant-it.” “cm" "5 Wm” "M” l” ""
9 state. including
yeart Sultxor'a name watt mentioned. Werei Hartford, Bridgeport, New Haven and.
merely 9 seat to munitions manufabturera. who Waterbury, “a it i, expected that in.’ ca will not be announced until this:
M0" new equipment. or part of it. at least
Private cable measure of Morgan. 'm l” '“ operation. ‘“ 8"‘"°“‘D" M
October._ The can will be of aub-
atuiiaiiy ma pm.“ the ninety-
, (“.1“me over in, 5",; to this class at the same time an thoJ
lrious cities in the
ford divfaion. 'f‘he cara will
about $5.0th each which means
outlay for thtI added rolling
of 8800.000.
The company now ban in operation
:1.170 passenger cars of various tic-99")?“ William Edward ilaiacy. “0b.,
in the decoded ccriptiona including 717 closed rant ert Patrick Kennelly, Lawrence Au‘ug. .
lfifteen open doullle truck cars, witlt’ltnc McQulll-n. Jemea
single running boards; 408 open dou-
donble running
boards besides working cars, wreck-
includ-
-1 Helen Louise Harry. Julia Anna Barry,l
bletruck cars with
ere. freight and other cure.
lug offices the company employs i.
072 men and the salaries, wages, etc.,t
amount to 83.218.625.93 it your.
The pubtlnnttltlfca commission yea-
terday approved the company's prop“ Elisabeth Mary Mahoncy, Lotti Mary:
and specifications for ”Werner.
oeition. plans
Mrs. Charles E. Hughes. Jr.. With cairn. a. Hughes. 111.. .4
Months Old. and H Stuart Hugh's. Weak: Old.
, 22....
mm
100 m CARI TO 0061' TIOLLIY
Lana
‘ Order tor .Iemlcomembtoo—wm.
a. 090nm in am. by Nat Fall:
I". Ian in ”m". “wk “ W.‘ (Continued from First PIKE).
psaeenger l '
“it“ i .lmpii Abbott. Walter John ilerberich.l
an
stock , (‘llauttc.
moat fashionable colors.
Wash
“--
Summer
r.
The styles are the very
much higher prices.
illuminant l
Summer Dresses
At Most Remarkable Prices
Smart, Distinctive, Fashionable Dresses, carefully tail-
ored. exquisitely tn'rnmd in a wide range of materials and
justable belts? full flare skirts?
98c, 1.98. 2.98 to 5.98
A Wonderful Collection of Exclusive
Models
workmanahip are the kinds usually found in blouses at
986. 1.49.188 to 6.98
4.98. m, 8.98 to 12.98
Skirts
Offering You Stylc,0usiity and BigValues
Black and white awning strip“. wide and narrow vale.
corduroy, gabardines, manuish
pocket:._novelty9pockets. ad-
Blouses
lateat and the fabrics and
gm K. of C. for the atudent who has, .
made the beat record in United States.
history, and another donated by the1
Daughters of (‘aetile for the student,
ghaving made the best reconl in math-t
Mwm. WWW.--
cmatica during the year. These pria-= Delicious cmm Butter
I
evening. Diplomas will also be prol
Isented to thoae who have completed
1 the course in Christian Doctrine. This,
is a two year course and It has becomel
lau annual custom to mount diplomat;
Carmelo Coffee. lb.
Fancy Pink Salmon, can ..
White Rm Jelly Powder ..
Evaporated Apples. pkg.
tachool graduates receive theirs. Thole
tin the graduating class are William
.lotleph William t‘amll. William Paul;
Vincent. Edward Collin-,l
'Vinccnt dePauI Dollar-bled. Harolu‘
'John Drew, (‘arl Nancie Facclabenc.:
'italph Robert Genunrio. Joseph Royal:
24 Cottage Street.
Joseph Mc-I
(tinneas. Francis Joaoplt Monohah.9
Pure Tomato Cstanp, ......
A. STULL
lb. ......... . .......... 33¢
.............. 3 bots. m
..................... 20¢
.. .............. ..... 8¢
9 ............... 2 pkgs. 15¢
-. ...................... 10¢
East Norwalk.
lVicfor John Page. Francis
9‘l’0pp. Gregory Pentnn ileurdon. \Vll“
liatn Edward Silk, John Francis Sul-'
llvttn. William Harold Sacaepanlak.l
1 Anna Marie Brady. firy Mttllell
‘llrcdice, Monica Margaret Colitns..
Louise Rose Dorsey. Jennie Mary:
ll-iaposlte. Genevieve Ethel liaugli.‘
The Christian Doctrino graduates
it willfnot be any
say declared yesterday. received 820,-“
.fll‘ly saint-convertible steel can; [0:an as follows: James lawn-ace
lefty service made by the 0W‘“' n“ ‘i Burns. Ruby Thomas ilooth, Harry
;lcy (30.. of Worcester, Mass. These i‘rancls liredc. Dennis Joseph Collins.
lower in price this
year than now.
Brian to make in secret inspection often. will have a seating capacity of William John Cronin,
fifty-two passengers, will weigh 40,000
pounds each, and be equipped with
Pravldclnce wheel guards and the
Hedley anti-climbers. The commis-
sion also approved of t-tpoclftcationa
and plans for thirty ateel passenger
i
,l
9 l
(‘hnrlea Ant-I .
brosc Cronin. James Donald Corfidotl,f
Kernetli Francis Pagan. Mich‘ttel Fran- '-
cin Gamrtno, John Maurice Hurleypl .
[Albert Edward Heine. Lawrence Ed-‘t
ward Kennedy. Thomas Francis Mc-l 3
Namara. John Francis Marron, Johnl
Joseph .Mttltovitcb. Michael Maoist
Harris 8: Gain
t Water St. ’South Nor-wall '
i
lgera and weigh about 35.000 pounda.,ka_
‘Ptsna and specifications were aluo ap-l
gaemlconvertible steel passenger Carat
‘Brill Patent, for the suburban aervice
Mulvoy. James Felix Nardl,
10‘" 0f "‘9 semi-convertible type 0' Vincent Nolan, John Joseph Sheehan.
.the Wagon Manufacturing Company
lof Springfield. Mass. These cars will
aieo be equipped with the Providence
wheel guards and the Hadley anti-
cllmbers. They are of the Brill Pat-
tent and will seat forty-eight peasan-
Brown. Helen Mary Carroll,
Agglea Collins, Mar Francis Hymn,
Frances Mary Hic
Kearney,
Anna “.‘viarrPtiulovltch‘,’ Eunice Finn-
ces Sheehan, Mary Catherine Strmla-
Droved by the commission for tmlnml 0f .
of the acme type and manufacture
James '
.liil.lt'rr:“’.trt-ie.rne ti! .
° " “ 9 “"0 Egalithinz beyond denying a report'drcd people were killed and a
ithat his client would throw him» large portion of the businesa stic-
9 y. Helen bouiee’
Margaret Mary Keamey,‘
4W:—
self on the mercy of the govern-.tions of the Irish capital was re-
ment. lduced to ashes by artillery. Near-
Sir Roger Casement has beenl 1y 3 C0" 0f the ringleader: We ‘
in jail since April 35, when helexcutad by court-martial follow-
was captured on the west coastl “W the "“3““! 0f the revolt.
of Ireland aim having been my More than one thousand of the ‘
ed from a German steamer Which rank and file of the rebels were -
was attempting to land a cur-go transported ‘0 3585311 jails.
of arm in Ireland for. the pro- where large numbers are Sh“
Laood crowd gathered ’at the Water
direct hall and a great night was will:
named. Three men andtwo woman
hit W'aeauand walked up to the
" input and. after mum. at- tit.
my: penttent tongue antimon-
h‘ewua urea martin-u lives My
about thirtydour feet long. will treat
fifty-two Wis, each. and weigh ,
about 40.060 pounds.'« They are simi-
larly equipped. The care will be ub-
ed folI additional aenico and to re:
place some of the antiquated Vehicle:
now in use on various lines in this and
other cities in which the company
... going to ma mm m;
lll lililllll llsmlll
' (continued PM rim ....)
1y, closely at the heels of the
my9» 9
In a night attack the French
captured part of a German trench
between Pundit and ‘ 4
Woods indie Verdun tractor. A
German attack" “at of Thine
moot was repulsed, according to
an pillow 'mt‘edtent intro! by
the Match» Wit Mae today. A
jected reVolution. The steamer
was blown up by its crew Mien
thy found that its capture by a
91939.net: patrolboat was inevita-
e.
'Uptoayearbeforethewar
broke out, Cowmmt had been in
the British constant, licorice, in
which he served a total of eigh-
teen years. Re bad atuined‘wide
celebrity for bib exposure of the
atrocities in the rubber tom of
Brazil and the Congo. Shortly
after the wtbres’kofthe war.
heavy, artillery duel Mn prog- W'mt to Balm. Mm
Mamet of the Mouse. beamed muons foratdfor
an Royall-sumac, chief an Irish rebehiola' mu Ma at.
in the Sim Fain re-
ttrial ..for his “icon-a charge '
.82.
held. may under long term sen-
MM
The court was cleared of ale.-
men and the attomey-gsneraLSir .
Frederick Smith, made the open-l
lug address for the '
He dwelt on the gravity of
treason and 'said the jury
have to ‘dettide whether ' Hales
mammal ,m‘l
cm or weigdter the “9M
degrava one “against e 00v—
emigiflie mm middle
coma-y against whichhe Wk.”
«Reviewing the public Career of
Sir " . the 1W
mite was "ca; fitmted
not, as or: a:
Rhinos rebel against England
and that for which she standoff
-It'v~aldaacbeasaesaaryton¢,
tier to Sir Woman-villa:
hid been earned from , £1099"le
'mwmtauavmu unv' 1E ‘
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