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SOCIETY NOTICES
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, MABONIC DIRECTORY.
ibis wul Lodge, N0. 108, e. and A. M
" eels in Mpsonic Building. South
“Main street, lat and 3d Tuesday of
touch mouth—duly and August on
‘noopted—ult 8 o‘clock. All Mantel
Masons cordially invited. Reed
.H. Flynn. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
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{Hillier Chapter, N0. 88. R. A. M.
“V“‘Moots in Masonic Building. South
Main street. 2d and 1th Tuesdays of
‘each month—July and August ex-
S}? Sec.
. . ROBERT M. WILCOX. Beey’.
lipsncHAN'rs' AND manuracrua-
eas' ASSOCIATION
fL'buNehemiah Candee. President
d ice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
,, Frank W. Hadley. Secretary
'~‘:2 Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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l ”' HOW BANKS ARE TAXED.
The following communication from
".n gentleman thoroughly conversant
fwith the banking business. very suc-
VMMHY shows that banks do pay taxes.
.8“ that the tax comes back to tile
.‘rttpwns. it might be further added that.
A‘" ilrosds and other corporations also
6 taxed by the state. if this wore
oi: so, every town would have to pay
9 amount of the tax collected from
, aSoornNoawsm:
moss CONGRATULATIONS.
canted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch ‘
.1 Masons cordially invited. William H...
.3 ,Snlfliu, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox;
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.walk‘ will never become enthusiastic!
“om science or tllatbrand.” . ' ‘
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Ths'flentinel has received a lame1
jnumheroi congratulations on In: em,
:lurged paper and improved make-um
A few of these are printed below:
eourh Norwallt, om. April 6, liHl.’
fine layering Sentinel. south Norwulk,
. Conn. _ .
it seems to me that you have-recent-
?Iy accomplished One of the meal re-,
lmarkable operations in journalism that
_ i have overseen. I
’ The change of presses without any"
' apparent loss of lime. inconvenience to
iudverilsers and subscribers, and with-
.out any impairment in the appearance
of the paper. was a most. unusual thins :
1 in itself alone. . ‘
‘ When. howaver, at the same time.
lent. of this difficult process. you bring:
forth immediately an enlarged and in-
; vrouaiugly attractive paper, you scrum» ;
Epiish a most unusual journalistic tri-
umph.
l With my hearty congratulations anti
2 best wishes,
i
Sincerely yours.
CHARLES S. ,MACFARLAND.
annual—-
From Roswell A. Benedict.
. Congratulations on your fine newi
.? paper. it is. certainly up to the marina
' and a great improvement. i remember:
so wall when Horton got out the iirsi’
iSelltlm‘l with C. V. Arnold as editor.§
.Thcre has been an immense change;
lsinco then. both in the paper and ins;
lucid of activity. Long life and shun-l
:dant success to its present enterprisv
‘ lug proprietor!
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i Yours truly,
a R. A. BENEDICT.
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FrOm Rector of so. Jo-oph's Guarani
Allow me to'i-on‘gratulate you on the f
ispitlndld appearance of your paper;
‘wiih Its new dress. also to wish you:1
gsuch success that ere long you may.
iiind it necessary to further enlarge it;
l to accommodate the many soot] things:
. lyou are serving to the people. .
‘ ;, for order of frankfurtsrs the- genius;
- was made to bad in different dirscvi
R. J. CARROLit
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NEW HAVEN, April fl.-l"olloylul{
i the ioint control of the Rolland system ;
;slld many interchanges of irpin uni»;
file. the closet; relations affine Neil
York.~ .‘ew Haven and nartford and:
New York (‘ontrai Railroad Companies}
guru indicated by new and important!
‘L'Alvbrtm‘ra Appreciate His Vim?
«- . “that i never see a volume of poetry
r tslts that view of it; hence thedelflh
. tilled with all sorts of lofty ideas and ~
; after six months near starvation l:
i the mansions with some success. but}
best of all while it lasted.
; wish to be understood as saying their
. ”Wm...“
vile narrowest roar. “
‘ Even if Publishers Do Not. :.
"it is passing strange.” said the"
practical post as he ran his buildi
through where his hair used to be. "
among the six best sellers. It is posi- l}
lively discouraging. for poetry is illn‘
were good to the eye iiwnotvto the.
ear. and those who read it are new
orally of the softer gender. 3
"and this isn't because therevip
any scarcity of publishers. for even I;
have been approach-don more than;
one occasion by philanthropic mile- 3'
men who would bring out a volume of 'v
my items for the consideration of a? :
few hundred dollars. But somehow ll.
couldn’t see it in that light. and there‘ COISGtS
.must be a few thousand more who! All new Emilia "La Reine" mod-
els, in variety of styles for all
ileum; lands of fins contli;
all sites in“ the lot; our regu-
J Jar ii values. Tonight
75c
Veiliag
Spring showing of new meshes.
Russian and Tuxedo Nets. all
colors. including black; 25c
quality. 1bniaht.YARD
of books of verse in the pubilshors'
lists.
"A good many young men come to
this town every year with a suit can
filled with fresh. orizinai verse and
what he imagines to be a letter to»
poaterity in his inside pocket. Bit
they are up against a hard proposi-f
tion. 1 know, because l'vrhsonj
through the mill. i‘
“When i struck this town i not
i
was glad to get a job on an obsouro‘
trade publication. which I wouldn't{
have secured if the editor had known.
that l dailisd with the muse. i tried:
it took two or three years before any f’
of my poems were printed. Iliad .
some stuff accepted too' in the: j ‘4
papers. but they only paid on We .
tion~-l suppose that's where the lot. i:
came in. l
“But the advertising same was the;
l doo‘lg
it is dead. for the street oars. fences.
and rocks still carry some initial
Verse in praise of various kinds all
merchandise. To accomplish this 3
class of verse it 'was necessary in
worship at the altar of beauty a good ;
deal after the manner of Shelley and ‘
Keats. When the pickle man came
along and he who purveys the super-l
heirlooms. 2
lions. And it paid royally. s
"A" mg is of course ""0.th The arrdiencasthst have thus t‘ar
on my D."- Running this .m rium witnessed the clever presentation of
of letters which has for its obgt the "'C‘m‘m" 3"” by “m Music “w
“M“ (,f advice to embryo M at .8tocil Company have not only linen
so much per. i have no kick coming.“ lame but thoroushb milled on» In
-—Naw York Bun. .jvroll. And well lhuvflnighi be. for the
"u i is sea a resented b this
new” Justin. ll y W nine 7
The mom will find in Dr. ooo‘
don liahs's "Memoirs of Eighty
Years" an anecdote related of Lord
Bloomfield. Bishop of London about
once of that great. play witnessed by
local theatre patrons in the past. Miss
‘ Between the Hours of 7., and lO‘o’cloCk
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EXtraordinary Price, Reductions all Good Reliable Merchandise
WE WANT IVERVIODY TO COME HERE H'ONIOHT AND REVIEW OUR MAGNIFlOiNT SHOWING
0F ECONOMY MERCHANDISE. WE MENTION ONLY PART OF THE MANY VALUES.
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Women s Gloves
2-clasp best Washable Suede
Chamoisette Gloves, natural
color: 25c quality. Tonight.
PER PAIR
19c
Gold Plated -
Bracelets
The fashionable gold~plsted Ex?
tension liracelts. in various
patterns. Tonight
38c -
Boys“ Waists
Roys' mouse Waists. made of
serviceable Percales. all good,
styles; sizes 4 to l5 years;
regularly 25c. Tonight
Ribbon Beltiags
selected styles in all colors; reg-
ularly 49c yd. Tonight
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innaily successful engagement. hisns- violinist. with Mr. Eduard Nick at
‘sev‘s Woods. Fresno and irederer have the piano. Mr. Rissenlleld's reputation
maintained a twin organization at the as a master of his instrument is world
iNew Amsterdam Theater, the mom-.wide. having played a number of.
bers of which have been interchang. times, by request. for the Emperor
insemination. and. it is one of those of Austria. and was for live years com
splendid companies. including such cert master at the Royal Opera House
musical comedy favorites as Marie in Vienna under Gustav Mshler.,
Flynn. ligation Monty-a. Mortimer Wel-lwhich position he gave up to acceptl
don. Audrey Maple. Virginia Felts. ‘a similar one at the Manhattan Opera
Anna Boyd. Wilmer Bentley. Frank. House in New York. This position he,
Johnson and others. which will be seen 'iilled for three years, directing when-
here in the popular French Vaudeville. lever Campanini was 'unable to do so. -
in every detail the performance is a 3 Mr. Falclt is coach at the Metropoli-
wmmwmw’wdm 1 tan Opera House in New York, aslweli
on, and it is coming here, with all ‘u- at the Master School of Music in
the splendor of cast. chorus, stage-{Brooklyn He was for some years as-
iiflleae corporations to meet the statej diversions of business to the 908in
ghponaes. 1.. land Albany Line. Three passenger;
{To Editor 01’ Tile Sentinel: 1 trains each way. all of them heavy car-
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. In order that the time of our town % riers. ale to be diieried mom “'9' N“
‘ Domino and Worcester route to North«
is n t 'r i ii ther n . ,
. 139‘“ gs a d o ht pa) C so ‘ m"er-n New England to the route via!
#3032: £21: 3:32:10: sail-lirnflollliirl Springfield and Worcester. They in:
on. misstatements in regard m taxes clude the summer "liar Harbor" irain.‘j
' corporations. especially banker which will make the change on .lunei
radio inform him of the facts of. 19' Te TOM'S"? “ill Ex‘press. 3' Bum‘i
; ~ Amer.l'an.w clw ma etleclanse
”h he appears to be ignorant. ion the same date. and the 'Porilandi
e stocks of all banks are taxed? I .
‘ the state assessors at theilhfair‘ M'M Express, running through
as.
”h“ taxis paid to'ihe state by the change on June 4. The explanation:
given at the ofiice of the New York.l
’ is, and a list of every aharehold- .
:New Haven and Hartford Railroad
and his residence given the 13mmwilompany here of this diversion oil
over. He then distributes to eachl . y . l
the taxes collect ed on the “when; passenger trains from the long
haul" via New London and the Nor-
” :acholtefldszireozsztat “at; wich and Worcester branch. lsithst net
: n and iv“ town ets av”? doi lproflts of operation by way of the Bob.
‘4” it y . 3 e ’ ' ten and Albany will be larger.
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TAINTED MONEY.
'sumao sv MORPHiNl.
Ones well-tons Wei. Bound unri-
a hundred years ago. innich is to
be seen a striking trait of the British
character. imprisonment for debt
was not in accordance with the
bishop's sense of right. Ha would:
not yield his principles even when
he was in luly. while he could not
he held responsible for the isms. ;
l was told by one of the family s“
singular anecdote .of the bishop.;
writes Doctor Hake. When he was.
at Rome he was invited to a banquet 3.
by the cardinals. and while the com“
dobtors‘ prison. 3
His anger at once bill-st forth sndl
knew no bounds. lie. a palate of the 5
Church of England. was insulted. llei
had been asked to dine over the
beads of those wretched prisoners.
who. during the feast. would be illn-
in: in their narrow cells!
His boats naturally explained that
such an affront was not intended by
them; but he was not to be molded.
At last his course was determined on.
He would main where be new a‘
fall but of all the prise-ow debts
was brought. to him. he his he
lacks plays the title role and
hir.
Elwood F. Bostwlckésppeara in the role
of Armand Duvsl, and it is needless to
say that the parts are well handled.
for boih of ibuso‘lflvver people per-
form in their usual hrilianl manner.
The other members: of the cast are al-
so very good and their work is deserv.
in; of commendation.
Tonight "Camille" will be given its
last presentation at this popular the
hire and those of the local playmrs
the; pony gathered be lesmedmcoidentsl. fwho hare not already witnessed it
whole year, and which will make the‘ ir that the dining—ball was over the ; should do so. Come . it costs but little
and is money well spent.
Next week (by request) Charley‘s
Aunt." 1dr. Flemminfl will play the,
Mint. Easier week the molest play
ever written. "The Great Divide." ur.
Bostwick will play the leading role in
this play.
\MME. SHERRY.
“We Sherry." the musical oom-
ody me of New York this season
which. alter six months of impress-
dented-neural in Coleus is new at-
. wood‘s Hall on April 18th. Miss Mabel
setting and special orchestra. 'slstant teacher for Jean Delimke.
CONCERT TOUR OPENS AT NOR‘
WALK.
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First Performance to Is Given in Our
City.
in the giving of a recital at Loch
Gertrude Dunning. a former Norwaik
girl. opens. her sprinx concert tour
which will take her so far west as Min-
lnoapoiis. Minnesota. This talented
young soprano is under the personal
alone proves that the event will mean
much to the music lovers of The Nor-
waiks. 7 .
Miss Dunning has studied under
such ‘noted teacher as Mr. Richard Per-
cy and lime. Aurelia Janet. of the
histropnlitsn Opera School. and three
years so» one come under the notice
of Oscar Hammerstein. who heard her
lain. and then ousted her a contract
to sin; minor roles in his llsnhattsa
0.011%!qu. Bile sum: for m
.Tho prisoners gave their names as
. ' ‘h Mu ', ti Mile Job lo.
management of Anton Droyer. which!“ n m” 0 o 8' n Boy
HALF DOZEN HOBOES ARRESTED.
Captured in Rowayion for Riding on
Freight Trains.
Half a dozen prisoners chained to-
gether was the novel sight presented
to Rowayton and South Norwaik this
morning. The joined together half
dozen were men who had been arrested
at Rowaytoa for riding freight trains
by Railroad Detective .l. .l. Drlsooll.
Joseph Johnson; Roy J. Gardner and
George Hill. Detective Drlscoli and
Constable E. J. Ladrican took the men
to the South Norwalk lockup. where
they arrived shortly before noon. They
are charged with trespass on railroad
property.
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IURPRIM 0N was ITIWART.
The many friends of Miss Anna
Stewart. of notion Hill. save her a
surprise party. last evening in honor
of her sixteenth birthday anniversary.
” reporters at the close of the
“is wholly lndei’ensibln. The
“wild voted for the measure
\ Neither is their action a
“lent to the uswapspornlen. The
dies hard. it has been clubbed
«A li’..2ll,ili still survives to bring
2 so the General Assembly will
. newspaper-men who really suitor
an the session who lb donor;
0 swsy'kmonsy that is pol
. a a his: a hood hill at
,: . . thatyws A.“ the fast that,
internment. MM. is
; facilitator elem that voted
[ l’illhehjenostad
in. in a Barrel.
Copies of Paterson [labors received
in this state tell of the commitment'nl
the state insane Asylum. of New Jer-
sey of Dr. and hire. ll. V. Pills. who
caused quite a stir in Marlborough
when they lived there. the doctor he-
in: ‘ the postmaster at Marlboroush
Mills until irregularities caused his
arrest. Morphine was the cause of
their downfall.
Mrs. Pike is the dsulhtsr of a:
Methodist minister and twelve year's.
Dr. Me's senior. She was worth '10.:
000. and colds deathbed her father
"quested (but Dr. Pike. then stud»
in: to bosom sllhy‘aiclsn. marry her.
already after they. bought a $11.05“
house and movefln the lifeboat social
olrole.‘ first the doctor formed the
pain. .then the grille... firm adopted a
“little daughter of .Midlaranl and
since their fall in the social scale bi
lion-ml was staying. minke
came in the limit unblock tails child
Dr. attuned sang.
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impala in than: m
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was; sensstional attendance the
New Ammflam'l‘bssur all m
in. to remain all year or even issuer
in Isabella», will come to Indie
Hall April ill. for an «moment of
one alibi only. 2 .
The announcement that a mo
ease of the magnitude affilia-
an. army" in to be offered in "Ill:
oity alt—the very height bf its matro-
mb-hflr has many mus
. . interest teas ml some
PM ionisation is tor a lingo
waited alibily. snowball it svrivslls
unusebeaformeoatina-snnt.
Mannheim-merino.“
boulders.
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rennin-val; there to give her atten-
tion is special mimic. in which
held she met “inflammable success.
last fail Miss Dunning was scored;
and accosted the place of primm
aliens is the German Open Manny.
and at their min; Pleas ,‘i‘hsstrs she
sang all the principal .roies with Alber-
u. the am com bobrt my
and hail Flasher the Minor buss
ammonium , ;
nil..m1"“'lll in ahlv assisted
Music will furnished for dancing by
W. Julius Becker and Oscar sum
er. of South Normal. anymo-
vrere alloyed. after which also calls-
tlon was served. The guests departed
after molybdenum. the hostess
W bully blrthiim
m
An sound sin is kissed a [rest
deal months a married woman. ‘
stoygstsinsthmbsubit
Men's Half Hose ’
Colored and Tan Silk Lisle l-lose. .
regular 25c quality: Tonight. 3:
. 19c
Womcnfs ~
Hand. Bags
Genuine Walrus Hand Bags, dou«
ble strap handle. light or dark
- calf lining. fitted with horse,
mirror. powder puff and box;
gilt trimmings; regular $3.50
value. Tonight
$2 98
A sausages“. in tHURCH. ':
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Casey Was Not Ahmed Even One
Day of Grace.
'1 cam get over it." s Scotch fart
er remarked to his wife. “1 put a two“
shillin' piece in in plate at kirk ml-
morn instead 0' ma usual may." ‘
The bindle had noticed the Big
take. and also the buttoned faced
his old friend. who had not the court
has to retake the coin as the old-
fasbionqd ladle-like spoon was mare-
iully passed over the head to the next
'I, and,“ .01! mile 9 ’
£03m no: the l3“ ‘5 l‘lii‘lfig"?
The old tumor at reminder and
said nothing; The old male alluvial
him to miss the plate for twenty-fair
consecutive Sundays. , '
0n the twanty-iifth Sunday the
farmer again ignored the collection
plate, but the old handle steadied Ill.
ladle in front of him. and in a in“.
tunic whisper. said boaruiy. "You
time's up noo, Sandy!"
ONLY Hi8 FUN.
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if a funny man reads a Joke in the
Greek fables. he can suspect it m
original with him Just the same.
livery man believes pain hurts hm
itishesnotbersisuihseioaethin
understood” ' ‘ ‘
flatworm: , ,
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