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‘ OCIETY NOTICES
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NMABONIC DlRECTORY.
died Commoniestlon of Old
Lodge. No. we, r. and A. M., will
irlot its rOOme, May 2nd, at a p.
ork, F. 0. degree. All Matter-
in cordially and internally in-
Fi‘ntornally yours. ‘
.'ROBERT M. WiLouX. See'y.
ANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
' ens' ASSOCIATION
‘Nehemiah Candee. President
ice-president, Charles J Pidgeon
Frank W Hadley, Secretary
:‘Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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THE LOBSTER.
The lobster ii: disappointing on our
coast llt lt‘flt-li on (‘ortnin ports of it
“W‘hole it was more or lt’tifi ploutil‘ul
‘ yearn gone in but the it'vnorul tone
the now» r‘mumutuu the waning
”the lobnlt‘r (‘lliCll null the mils;-
‘otti Smduul (lluawrnrunro of that
"nob prized ill'litlit‘ or food receives
70h90k illili is givon it hold up. {or
time ut lenat‘by tho intent informa-
tion from the Writers of Now lirnnu-
‘ k. Thom tho lobster never
run out and it does not npponr
- it in lilo-Ir to tall at pronont. the
drum Standard claims. . ’l‘ho int;
xvii, from-that tomato (mum.
to 'theioliert thnt “inst year‘s notch-
liabnors in Now lirunswirk‘o wntorn
his.‘ and tho lobsters wore bimi
One emu-rimmed ptlrkor, reports
hull
How shall the day be ordered? To the sage
The young man spoke. And this was his reply:
A morning prayer.
A moment with thy God who sends the dawn
Up from the east: to thank Him for the core
That kept thee through the night: to give thy soul.
With faith serene. to His complete control;
To ask His guidance still along the way.
So starts the day.
A busy day.
Do with a will the task that lies before.
So much there is for every man to’do.
And soon the night‘when man can work no more.
And none but he to liieis behest is true ‘
Whoworlts with zeal and pauses only when
He stretches forth his hand to help the men
Who {all or fall beside him on the way.
So runs the day.
A merry evening.
When toil is done then banished be the care
That frets the soul. With loved ones by the hearth
The evening's hour belongs to joy and mirth:
To lighter things that moire life fresh and fair.
For honest work has earned its hour of play.
30 ends the day.
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-—The independent.
W uni Hendrick irom illotu‘ton. eluted
{hut in "7 sounonu he had uovor known
than: to be so int-go, llllll that tho soul
-. on the uhulo una the boat in
tyeai." And on bottom that there
videnroo olsowliore that tho ol-
tip reproduce the lobster and re-
Vittoria depleted by orer-ilohlnu,
holy to be nucrosst‘ul nnd u ucwi
“lobster uupply linlluznrulml. So-
be.
qumw-wm-u.‘
“i not going to ho noodlnl to lnlio
“the top or t‘ontrnl Park. Now
and replace it nilli soil from
fertile up—rronntry section. The
nient expert who has made a
termination or the conditions
s of tho opinion that ordinary
non will restore to the soil
:59er all that it needs to m-
" good growing ltronnd sud to
“‘to blossom like the ion”
flow other blooming thinai This
aloud all the middle 0! the
.lmk commissioners and
to the exports of the an
out. especially it the New
or“ shell tell in pith the
finding and ssit‘to in
ll lon't the only held
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PMTOMTE i
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been to me a. mnutnnt joy and insulin»:
lion. i
. As a church. you have treated moS
.with mutiny and consideration. You
lave been over xouerouu in your air
whirlwind of the (terrier: l have render i
ind lid in your patience with in} tail i
and shortcomings. Your urovin-l
ion to!“ my nornOnnl welfare bus boobl
thouxbttul and liberal.
I; My windows with our boards 0! deal
Etc (1 donuoneues, tho church coun- ‘-
lirl sine" committee. and oil the
i or organisations with w hit-h l howl
fin brought. into close Intimacy huvo;
l or been marred by any uuplonnllnli
i onlmrrences
T“ Milnllllillidd or personal nunools- i
lions which have. rum» ubout during;
those live yours. in which our relation
it)”, been that. not only of nnslot‘ and
‘lpllltl‘lllo but [lino 0i tymnuthotlr;
ifriobflfi‘. luivo mulltw mum tlos whichE
ii that may nowr lm brolwn.
'i'llomnmor} or my dear irioudu who
{Mun portend on in door to mu.
The opportunity ior service (list l'
'lnlvé had. in relation to the lite oi the.
onmmnnlty. hue boon to mo a great .
g nri vliuo. ‘ ’
ii», to within it wry abort time i
lotto had no "mill-till oi nny disturb-
ance in these rclnllono.
. l horn roeonlly. liowmvor. been too
tiered lilo oxot‘utim Mormoriuhip ot
lilo Swill Service (‘ommlliitlotl o! the!
—~—-s-'e
i"
llhriol in Ameriu
.l, donut believe that buyin-
angular ‘Ol'll oi the pooh-rote
.bmn out before mo
gloturost. tmlulng and luminance it
would be illlllinl (but i should Kim‘-
illicit, a cell the MGM writ-nu «onstdw
Elliott l have had it undo: utilisetnont
‘2 tor mom- wool“. and have now ueropl
ital it. Mild?" to imu‘ whom» and tho‘
go! Ch‘urohon
i Willin, it thin he nrmtetl our forum
Wisdom will until now. i shall
on limlmthy and unbound
’vrltb deep interest «mi concern l stroll
{reinter- in the deit‘itllllflflil of tho rhll-
intro at our iiihll- lli‘hmi and shell
tug no wait no tor tho entire wrunae- Mr (‘rluner and Min-«‘1 to mnim’ ill-mt that on \(Jllr part. i may ham’
rooms. The. menu urns on (allows:
Cilii‘iiall Soup
Ronni ’l‘nrltoy.
Mashed l’otwtoes
"Ulil‘li Onions
l’io
Turnip . m1
(.‘l'unborrlos
Pickles
Fruit
of tho 120 min thorn VII! 3 man.
Evoryouo knows (hot traditional illo-
Imttberlnnd the first treason".
tho hold outlaw oi illmlsnd. who» tow
out: wore in Nottlnxlomrhire. nailed
the Sahel-wood Fm. but it my not
he so mentality known that the For-
ester. of Amer-ton is so order which
won orlnnutod ind W (mod tine
idiom. Errand laid the Mt atom.
but after it time Amarillo boson to
oisitn Mocha. than coming trout
Ilnsimd Multilingual-(s on this side
at them W. The «or m int
known so the Andi-(it om of M
am but when the Anselmo More
muted from the llama ones. in
m at diam». the noon m
enabled to tore-tend! 7 a.
in. mm which m the
ebulli- m or nation it o. nee
Minn m lint is m in ‘1»
find Ill mull-W “View
one lie all MW join em
mum-bingo».
elm-momma:
limdmh
W
outline. Deni.
. The court. but been mwomlul sud
tol‘y or the udvuntllt'ett of Robin "whipmmus aim has ormilnuon and
now bouts of I lam! mbmhip. it
main no in the Price building in WI-
tor amt. hit Iinoo it: Marlin; it.
helmet inomltnulr plan”. no
lion‘s Hull. WI OM We Hull.
Mm muse! at. Me Hell.
an.o.n.nsli.wisiim
m the plum when (the «on he!
Mudltnowmmmodhthe
brine Whine “fit: it tin-w W
whflhmmflww m-
mmwulnguoooom
lined mmoiw mm
”Want-elm.“
timid W Mom m
mmmnmmio
ileum with drop wupathy oi tho on-
ltl‘th'E of sickness (ll-nth or soy tron
- ‘ble in your homo:
itho mun in Norwalk About twenty your mntimml pulp-er. Ilmmilil) aim“
.- worn mitt!!! in the non ole-ht u ebnnor’ nun that in somu untenable manure
intonation. and tour or «hoes were rim-l l msy be able to urmnuillsh the great
It yalerdsy‘s tootivitioo. Tbel‘ttllslt whirhlstmtorn mo.
”om iii-moo W. trill-ion. Thoma lontlt- ‘
Coffee ' nriaud. Wiiihm Shawl! 1:. M. Width.
Mr. (rill-lee m the am older mutter.
(llxom1Wllllsm Belle-ck too lint nil-new no“
Pluto: for one hundrod end twenty rtvtsry. Mel-loll Bunnie! the not
worn not at tho long (side and in null ‘ roomdiitlz W QM Tm
My “continue or my once is on
their subiut to mur action end i
wish to termlnnw the walnut relo-
tint: at such limo on my be to the
but intern-ts oi uln- (thumb. saunt-
itm tho but of Jum- ul‘ no appropriate
’ddts.‘ ' ,
‘1 line theretoro called I meeting
fur‘ltm Thursdsy event“, at whleb
that i shall m: you to secepl my m-
“U ton sod it dwmod spnroumto.
to unions. the rhuroh council till dr-
reoe‘s with m tor no calling of (i
Mi oi the emu-lotion.
fly More “him look mdflifli!
Win and they only shadow out
umltnmuloomm
‘tohsinhtlon or our annotation to-
«that. \
“thin kindlr sud nxmlbstie por-
mo ihtomt. your soileltudo st not“
Vilnius" woe sleltmu in my home.
Clinton. oonidmtion which you
lay trite. on than
nlqthllhooobadotwimmul
imi- uue We. ” -
"‘ With to «cm mutudol Iii!
,‘ “Willem yours.
.. drum in. “helium
glinfi boon the vfiuniluy Evening Insti-
‘tute. widen bits during two muons
' movement.
Federal Council at tho t‘liurrhes oil Mayor Pharlen ii p,” oilinuburv. no
i 901ml: rommlnslonor.
survive but i
‘this would hove led on» (o lento tho,
(nonunion
Pastoral» in South Norwolk.
He has boon hero tire yours. and his
strongest work has been in the pulpit.
He him lubtltntod nullity new mover,
inputs in n‘ouno‘otiou with his olnlrehl
l
anti other outlet. '1 it. moot lmooriont’
brought to tho tom: at large number
oi the most popuisr wankers and tho
gleatest lenders 0! the nation. About;
half oi the inatitnte lectures have been
given by Dr Mootsilnnd mainly on
outdoors relating to important social
movements.
Tin-ml; no doubt but what the Sun ,
(luv Evening inBliitlitl llliil boon nn tin
poruut creator at public opinion.
Loni Positions Hold.
Clinirn‘an ol the high school com-
mitteo slam the creation oi the com
mittio by the legislature. 41nd the open
lng ot the not» high school building
For tour yours thulrruau oi the high i
erhool rotatmlssion which has furnish-i
ed the interior of the building so that
it probably has (ho most handsome in-
ltorlor (ll om school building in tho-
Allin .
i'ieildent oi the (‘illzens Auxilim‘i
oi Douala: i‘ouler Post. (i A. R. and:
has turd ohnlgo ot the Memorial do: ,
vice-u for rhino more i
Chaplain o! (lld Well Midge of Mil-i
8,9!”
tins been interested in tho mov-e
ment for s civic center in South Nor
walk and who the originator of the
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interested in the matter of public;
play ground» and the neo oi the school 3
buildings tor the murder welisre.
in the work of the Ministers Moor in-
lion w as owm‘lnll) nettle in the right?
which ruimlnnterl in the defeat or ex-
Outside Positions mm. E
Member of the mimicry committee
“MOVATION SA ”
Fm CORSEiS
T12 only meets even made that
perfectly rapport the (ibdamen.
The new models. Nos. 319 and 32!,
Ire the BEST YEng'renteet cc: 92t—
. values we have ever oil’crul.
in sddition to the world-{ammo Nemo
8el£~lioducin¢ devicer. thuy have the
wonderful new HIP and LIME-REDUC-
ING fonmrembrond bonds of the semi-
oiutic Lntikops Webbing. which not
only fit over the hips likesglove. but
giro you the stylish motors of the
bobble skirt when you stood, with rut-
eek”
;‘ (‘hnlrnisn or
insulin gum
Smarter): or the New tori: inter-dog
“‘5" 5"“ “i“ “h“l‘liil villi} is” (n-nyi nomination! Committee hr indm'jlf‘
ldenr friends in it In (it‘ll most prnm- Arbitration
iol' Yslo lhrlnlti Reboot and lormrer
Y0“ will roodiis W"- “"“Mi’r- ”M It Yule. when» he graduated in 1897.3
lameness oi the oimnrtunm which hasi mum“ his “an” dam to i899
, tho (mnnregntinnnl‘i
l Through ”WWW“: “"9“ personal Stole (‘ommltlon on Industrial nnd‘;
Social 81mm. onlrh lm molt") been
active in labor logiulptlon M the “M"
.:.tol
tilorrelura. or the (‘misroxntlonnl Na
tlonnl (‘ounril oulnlnllloo
Member of tho fldi‘ilmy rounell ol‘
concurrence oi so eruloolnuiirui noun ’thu lniurnnilonnl Briorm iluroau
rll of tho Pull-lion! Weill Association: Member “f the, “4.4“”. hosrd “5
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itho Non Enllsnd Buhboth Protective
threetor oi the Sorts!
I "h‘u-tlerviro Communion oi the Federal Thin Name Applied Only with"! 30'
u'ntrh your int‘uro until our! W""’"“g(.ounrii
lion served its college preacher and?
glues lectured widely. l
is is member or the American (‘ivlri
Anon-(lotion. the Annotation for Labor E
lmuislolion. the Modern)- ot Politlenl'
bolt-nee. tho American Oriental Society
land iumllnr bodice.
is (to: president of the Travel Club
tor ednrntlonnl lrsvol in ’Europo. has
traveled and etudied nbroad. mulling
eleven lorsiim tripe. ‘7
Work on Author.
llr. hinterland hm become widely
known n In Alliiifll', and line wntton
tho loitering books: “The Old Purl
toolsm and the New Age. " “The Bplrlt
Christlihe.” "Tho infinite Aleutian.“
“Jesus and the Woollen.“ ”Tho Chm
tlsn lithium and the social Order."
Also s new book noon to in molten-g
ed will”! "Column end service. ”
tie into contribulod widely to mus-
elm.
sum Min. in own Nmoilt.
hi room mm or m and hes
held mm in Boston and fluid-n.
Mess.
Rotors «will til Writ "no
for soversl mm in balm lite sell
the ”but 9! p material-In; ilrln
inhabit. and mod our." as s
v. u. c. A. minim.
are. time.
or. ammo wit. to the null»
m or eat-Wt lone- ti. ‘ilorrlll.
0.1)., oi Hui: among
lire. m. s mm ot
with Gallons in it”. hill M native
ill the Mons tom's W
at the climb. is editor»:- mm
one at the mom or the W
has: Nam. melodrama W at
_mdbummmonu
No. 32le
not we when you sit down.
No. BIB—short stout l
‘.53»
Lutikops Webbing is the new Nemo
{nitric which. though elastic, will our.
wean not com. Used can in Home
Comuwthere's NO SUBSTITUTE.
'i’i'il OBANDF‘AT‘HS‘I'I CLOGK.
cont Yum—Right Nam Hail
Clock.
"Why are grandtsVor'a clocks made
tall?" ‘
That memo M first s question very
on;- to answer, but when ii men to
,whom it had been put rnmn to think
It over It moment. why. really be use-
n't quite sure. and he put the question
to no expert cloclilnalter. a men with
an intimate knowlidite and at long
isrqnalulsnee with clocks.
i "ll hi curtain,“ aid the clockmslter.
illicit tbnt nllno prsndhlthor'e clock.
The tall clock is limo honored for
centurion it im- been undo Jn thin
Miller turn). but it is only within the
but; thin} odd tetra tint it come to be
in it now is. In this country st lent.
very commonly known
tuber“ s clock I name tnnt it one to s
irons.
out a song tbst come to be immensely
popular. “tirsndmher n Clo-tall. " Pool
on it and boys willed-d it. The tune
one in the sir sud soon the nine
mdnilhor's clock come to be by
my Will-s spoiled lo Ill clocks. the
old Miler toll clocks his the one
«scribed in the tone. ml ever noon
thin unto bu clou-
‘ilnil eioelt to the comet title or
clocks at this two end it is as hell
elects that the: m mew sud
din-elitist! bull Ilium itinot
maul tor us to rioslto inquiries on:-
«runs Millet“: elects which
mm to no mom boiler. the in
reduction at tile mu. m than by
that In”. but m m to I“!
Will! I» in m be on on: till!»
W title mil! in which in
coma “Might-sins
‘mm Momma;
with bass worlln sud with due one.
booted sitar old English clocks. or in
nproprlste Colonial designs.
And it
was in those dsya also that the heavy
lend weights were. taken from boll
clocks to be out into bullets. than
weights being replaced with cans nlI~
ed witth and.
“Nowadays ball’clocks are made in
various woods and in great vsriety
of designs. old and new; reproduction
or quaint old style: and or
periods. English sud Colonial.
ration
nod
clock: of various modern styles. Some
of those clocks are very simple. logo
are very elaborate.
old time slrills.
simple.
Some have I
tome no
equipped with musical qhimee.
"But why is the bell clock nude.
tell? Well, we might be diapoeed to
think than it was inside so to secon-
modato within its one its long pen:
in mmi- duiuln and u- long depending weights,
but i tent-y (we should diocover the ‘
ml reason for it: height in consider-
9%
"it stood commonly.“
pit an; it bands and orchestra ploy-would imply. in the hull. though is
our hero been pm on the
“in the latter to. there on bromt g In; whore in the house the clock no
t
its null.
it“
boils; at the-Mm: ip my“,
boll. non-mummy!
ilmuduvmofl it
numetobobit-mrisludddp7
lukufluwitborillmlwm.m
summation. mam be a
‘statolr or s anoint or s mutually (io-
oomtinpieeeottnnilmesMu
nthJhmhltmuoiluhM
ltmwhnsrlly WM M
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