‘ walk wished.
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om won Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
~Icnurding tlic hariIuI
Innd it hohooron thI Innmhcra of tho
‘6 ' HESQUI'HNORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
’ James Golden, Editor and
Proprietor: ‘
. “INIATURE ALMANAC mi.
TOMORROW
Sun rises 4 .26' sets 7:12.
High tide 8: I3 a. m.; 8 :38 p. In.
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. MAfiONlC DIRECTORY.
Meets in Masonic Iluilding, South
Main street, 1st and 3d Tuesday 0!
.each amour—July and August ex- 4'
coated—wot 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Reed
11. Flynn, w. M. lioburt M. Wilcox,
Sec.
Butler Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and mi Tuesdays (Ii
each monthmduly and August on»
copied—mt 8 o‘clock. All ltoyui Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
(layer, ll. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox.
Sec.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Seer.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
ERS' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley“; Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
' PHONE CALLS
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44-2—Branch Office. Norwalk‘
890 -—-Editor’s Residence
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OPPORTUNITY 'i'O 8ECURE BET-
TER HARBOR FACILITIES.
HljoiIgi'cssnnIn Ebenezer .l. llill an-
swered the call of the business men
and citizens at South Norwalk, as pro-
mulgated through thcsc columns. when
he met a representative gathering of
the M'orchuuts' 8: MaiIiIfactIIrcrs‘ As-
ed nothing. Everywhere tho moneyed
intcrosta have I'cl'usod to either con-
tribute or loan. They do not consid-
cr the investment a good once-with tho
..
for who church] It sits and turthcr ot~
l'srsd' io‘ contribute onc- sixlli of tho
amount needed to construct the lat"
tory.
Why onIldn-t' the method applied to
meet such omorguucioain many cities
monsure up to thcxrsqulromonts of
South Norwnlh in its contingency. The
method employed is simple and is con-
sidorcd a good business investl'lontm
nnmely the formation of a stool: com-
punI' to erect and maintain such It
factory along similar lines as club
companies erect and maintain club
houses. The direct income on the mon-
oy invested would be derived from the
rental ottho factory while the creator
income to the investors and command
ity ’at largo would ho derived from
the presence of a thriving industry
with its additional residents, its cir.
oulatlon of moncy through “its cm-
ployes. who must. eat. drink and livc
in houses as well as he clothed the
- same as any other normal mcn or wo
men. Might not such an investment
not only bridge the. chasm which
stands between tho city and progress
but also prove II reasonable business
investment?
“w... .~¢m_m
“PER CAPITA" SHOULD NOT EN-‘
TEFi ARGUMENT.
in the course oi his remarks at the
mociing oi' the merchants which was
held yostsrdar altci'noon at the South
Norwaik Club. Congressman Ebenezcr
J. Hill took the opportunity to deny
the statement made through those
columns to the, effect that ho had done
more l‘or Bridgeport than he had for
South Norwalh. He said that be had
done no moreI for Bridgeport than he
had for South Norwalit, figuring per
capitn. «
it is granted without question. Mr.
Hill, that this is true, but is that any
reason why South Norwaik should not
at this time receive the benefits from
tho federal government to which it
justly lays clnlm'.’
Should that arguuiont prevail as
ground for any opposition to South
Norwalk in its attempt. to improve it‘
self, per capita and in II business way.
through the development oi its cxcci-
socin‘iion yestoidui aftci'uoon in tho
paiiors of the South Noxnalk (I.iuh
liupim chicats1
which arc contemplated b} the lit-ll
ancialiou and city. The program (Isl
proriouslv outlined in The Sciiiincl]
was rohcurscd ”to lion. iiir. [ill] and.
inipicsscd hint. lic promised to do all
in his panel to got. what South Noi-
in tho coin-so of his i'oiuarlis, Mr.
Hill outlined to the nonilemsn prcncni
tho coursc which tlIIIi' should pursue.
which was in tho effort that Llcnteir
nut-Colonial lilii'l‘)’ Taylor. of Now Lou-
Ilon. of tho l'nltcd Status Corps of
Army illnuiucoi's. was llIII ono man
whom they should impress first. Ac
cording to Mr. Hill. the board of army
enginocrs at ti'ashinulon has implicit
coulldenro in the judgment of Mr.
Turk» and whaicvcr is riIrIuIIIiIIIIIchi
by. that conumtcnl engineer will no
I
through lhc works without any dilil~
unity.
'l‘hls lIclnI: the situation. it is up
to tho uiciuhcru of tho lilIIrclIIIIItu' iillll'
liluniii‘actnrora’ Association to improasi
their ciuzluoor. lnrldonialiy. Mr. Hill
brought out tho incl that l‘oloncl 'l‘ny-
lIIr hollovcd that uiilninlcly ilil‘ Nut"
walk harbor would illli't' to ho Ilcopcn-
ed iuuluriully. lilglii hora lion ihc op-
portunity of South Norwulil. If tho
hnrhov must no Iluupoucd eventually.
why not now? ’l'hc tinic in auspicious
harbor iiiiill‘lli‘l'iiltilll oouuuiitou to pm
paro itself to such an uxloul that they
will be able to show this compotsnt
clininucr that tho mascot is tho armui
opportunity.
Tho Inccilhn .roaicrdnr nitornouu
was onilrcir satisfactory. and maritud
it new epoch in the history of tho as-
sociation. ii showod that tho illiiillI
Ibera worn nilrc in tlioir opportunity
and worn determined to make the most
or ill Ultimuiu success will dopcnd
courtly upon tho conccrton shorts of
In business Inca of the community.
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NEW GONOEflhl MAY GOME.
Attract“ by South Norwaih's Mum
plus! Electric Light plant with in; low .
for power and
, lured by our
Mimi oimershls of tits was
than and considering tho
‘ distance mmthlacny to (insh-
.va York, together with its taxono-
’ tannins-s for transportation. a
lighting
city II
chanto‘ it Msuutsooirm‘
ation. in mama to locating in
«it illicit tor no obstsmlrnt
shop writer; wished ’11
its «ooh. (it)? may at tho '_
. suspicions
loot harbor facilities? We think not.
and earnestly hope and hollow that
our congressman will not let this lain
orlte “per capltn“ arguniout obstruct
South Norwnlh‘s harbor improvements.
Mr. Hill promiscd that he would do
all in his poWor .‘0 promote the inter;
acts of tho oil) in Icuard to its hnihor
improvements. “a consider Mr. Hill's
word as good as his bond and will
await theI i‘ullilliucnt of his promises.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
The Massachusetts Agricultural col.
tags is trying to breed allusions hot-s.
i! all the pain is taken out of the
world. how is It iollow to know when
he is happy? Hartford (fourunt.
.........
homocrais are trunk in stating their
that tho original llri'an
man, who lives in Nebraska. never gets
discouragcd.mWIIshiunion Star.
.4...
Thu rocall would he a great thing
[or volt-rs roi' rovouuc only. Think of
In (Ihuucc to soil a volc once a month!
, m-ll‘iorldu Thnoailnlon.
~....
Tho ilcmocraiic house. with tIII‘li‘i
tlnkcring on its hands, is beginning to
paper won a plan playthings-“Albany
Journal. '
MOW-
Virginia having started a movement
to drum tho unclothsd amazon of her
slain soul in n harem shirt. it is only
a question of limo whoa tho Imitation
to pill. pants on Faihor Nautuno. at
tho (loiuircaalonai library, will ho ro~
anmud.mii’nshinglon Post. '
’l‘ho homoerotic record lit Washing-
ton-«thirty iavsatiuallmia started and
not one finished. The old habit is till-
lircinsmNorwich liullutln.
Inn,"
"A Kontnokinn who died at tho ago
of I01 tho othnr day took his today
regularly four times a day." Another
case at II bright young man's oncoming
mo dollar or than liquor habits-Allow
mood Nomination
«Help
sometime» whoa you think that op-
.portunity is knocking at your door it
turns out to he a oolléiitor. wtiordoio
dispatch. '
III-4w .
An iliinolr woman had her black are
photographed and than used nor has-
band for divorce and damages. What is
homo without a snail-hot catnsralm
Grand lispidni’mi. .
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“a... ' '
Ii. «logic clinic at whisky has ates?
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exception of one farsighted coutrnc- ‘
icoi llkc iho iIIiIIut that thought up “
had in the smaller towns and cities
momma at it Wash 7
II nails II cronies or tom
And then the
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Where Hope
way.
LIFE ’
Two Points of
View
I.
A little while to worry;
A little while to weep;
A little while to hurry.
To learn to have endurance.
With many ills to cope;
To hope without assurance
Of any right to hope.
A little while to blunder
Where many dangers lie;
To question and to wonder,
Receiving no reply.
II.
Each day to fondly treasure
Possessions that are clear;
Each day to win new pleasure
By giving others cheer.
Each day to trust more surely.
To serve as best we may;
Each day to walk securely
Each day to see the beauty
In all things that are fair:
Each day to findin duty
The gladness that is there.
~Chicago Record-Herald.
§
lasting sleep.
has marked fin“. .
I
Billiliil Willis tilt
ill it Pillllllillill
Chief oi the State Police Says
Tiny Are a New Form oi
Gambling
iluschali pools arc to who stopped.
(This! of tho Sluts Police Thomas F.
Egan. of Hartford. yesterday, told a
roportor that it the municipal authorh
tics throughout the aisle do not put II
stop to all baseball pools. tho state
police will stop in and do '0. Ohio!
lilaan rotors to the conducting: at those
thsshsil pools III II "psi-atoms: form at
immhiing," and a direct violation of.
tho low.
Thom hrs numerous baseball pools
in No. hill. as visit so in Hartford,
sum rt. Waterbury, New hrilsin
throughout the state. The sum: union
“away Weakly in some of mm pools
amount to as birth as 31,590. The
silliness in most at them cost It char:
tor apiece, but mac of tho finisher
one: no only too cents.
clue: MI. on: that: an «Iguana
iquartsr. and they have a citation-«I
very uniull one. to ho surovot “clnnu~
in; up II bunch of manor."
Amm- in Now Havon.
xnw HAVEN, May 24IMNDINUK
tho poilco has donc for many months
has crouiml such It stir in Now Haven
as tho III-rust last night oi saloon man
and others on the charm: ct coalition
lull bssuhnll pools. Siiioo tho hassbnll
IIuIIsun opcaod moor ionic and innu-
morahle ninnli pooh have boon said
to have llouriahsd. homo of tho promo
torn Inc said to have laid aside it (and
with which to moot. tho airman of on»
drilling attorneys to corona them in
onus of arrow. hum of tho promotu.
are laws publicly Iioolsrod that it at;
tempt» wars made to stop the ham
hall pools those affected would lotto
also: to stop that selling at ticking (or
chanson on various will!» allow: In
church and notarnsl urbanisation
fair and dances.
n in said nun one his baseball poor
in which the first prise was to he the
500. VIII: to him on tho mullahs
tho ball games is live lemon um
Welt.
The oh: man amt-Ii m “also
all. in. tho oily continuity. ”their are:
Grotto smash. former one looms
hallhiimr'nnit who was iii loin the
" Bahrain them tomorrow: Arthur Jails
illicit, minnows horrific; touts than,
silicon honour; John 5. timer. saloon“
motor John til-outer dominion with
From 2 Until
6 o’Ciock
Thursday 5 4
SAL
0111‘
From 2 Until
6 0 ’Clock
'4,
It’s always advantageous to home to the Bos-
ton StOre on Thursdays—Many lots of Special I
Merchandise are. featured Tomorrow.
goingto be a big, good-natured crowd on hand
Will you be one of them?
There’s.
Matting Suit Cases
Minch Suit Cases. well made.
loathor bound, good quality
brass clamps; without ques-
tion the greatest value over
offered for $1.35. Thursday's“
ivl’iour Sale
$1.00
Mailings
an rolls of Mailings. all new oi-
iccts; worth 29c yd. Thurs-
day's i-iiour Salc. YARD
21c
Boys’ Wash Suits
Some slightly soiled;
50c and 73c. qualities.
day's i-i-ionr Sale
3%
Ladies" Vests
hadissf Ribbed \foa‘ts. also: 5
”and 6. Thursday‘s i-Hour
i Summon
i 10c
Children’s Socks
Thursday‘s i-
regular
Thurs-
A large variety.
llonr Solo,
2 PMRB FOR
25c
Smallwares
l‘iraduntcd t‘OiiAl. BEADS. spc~
rial. 44c.
('nsh‘a WASH liltAitIi-l, for
shirt waists and wash di'casos.
Special. 15o yd.
Dill-383 (“RULE CORDS. l‘l'l
yards long. all still cord and
tunnels. White only. 390 0!.
FlCliUs oi Lawn. with own
collar trimmed with Val. lace.
Zia.
Does this weather suggest a new
Shirtwaist
Then be here tomorrow for these
Extraordinary Values.
SAMPLE LiNGERlE WAlSTs
Dutch nook \Vaists, moterisis
arc, slicer liaiistes with trinr
minus (it \‘nl. laces and modal-
lious: three-quarter length
slcercs: worth $3. Thursday's
Il-Hour Sale
$1.98
$1.50 WAISTS
A special lot of the new band
kerchict models. prcitiir tuck-
ed; all sizes. Thursday's l-
iiour Snlc
Women’s. Night
Gowns
Good quality Muslin. yoke trim-
med with tucks sud embroid-
cry; low neck, short sleeves.
fall out in all sizes; 73c value.
Thursday‘s i~ilcur Sale
49c
Petticoats
A special lot of Skirts made or
soil-liulshod Cambric, doep
lucked llounos; 750 value.
‘ Thursday's l~liour Solo
490
White Waistiags
Just roccivcd 2000 yards Nor»
ccrizod White Wulsilnns, won
on shear; values up to lilo.
Thursday’s idiom" Sale. Y1).
100
Table Damask
72inch extra line lull bleached
Table Damask, all pure Linen,
satin finish: is sold many
places at $1. Very special,
Thursday‘s Hicur Sale, YD.
640
Table Tops
{.00 fine quality all pure Linen
36-inch Table Tops, a very
neat design; $1 value. Thurs-
day‘s 4-Hour Sole. EACH
48c
Torchoa Laces
All Linen Torchon Laces, 1 to
3% inches wide. new. pretty
designs; Sc and me values.
Thursday‘s «Miour Sale, YD.
4c
Women’s Gloves
2-clasp Lisle Gloves,
black. white and gray:
lent 250 qualiiv
+Hour Sale. PMR
l9c
Embroideries
is‘inch (‘nmhric Flouncings, a
big variety of handsome dc-
sinus: regularly 25c. 'i‘hurs-
day‘s l-ilour Sale. YD.
‘ ‘I4c
Woven Hammocks
in all colors. with pillow and
valance; worth $1.50. Thurs-
... day‘s Mlour Sale
-li95c »
colors
exceh
Thursday's
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wall. Bacon-II of his: story. city MI
totally Hoytrocommondod that «tho
court he lenient. M II aurora usually
may he impound-tar poor rolling. The
court. Judas 'l‘y'nol occupying‘ the
lined'hlni no on «son count. making
scram or not. ,
During the hearing. (hills tickets
unity for "marketing," were produced
In uvidsnce. Julius floor, after im-
posing the has, arm the datum
destroyed. .
WW
“will!“ fittiliiiii’ do“ HOME.
NEW YORK. May 2&th cars of all
mum at the children’s swim. non
trails ti. dainty went to her parents
a: amiss tailor. il‘ho gin. was is Is:
‘_ from (sane and
mu. allot listening to hurch‘u nary, "
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SPRlNKLlNQ NORWALK STREETS.
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Home and Cart to he Uud instead or
him. Host.
No more are tho Norwnlh merchants
to ”watch with interest scrim: several
limos in the day the. flashing of tho
Norwailt city, streets with the leaky
this hose. ’X‘ha. city council at its hull
Insuring denounced the wily in'iivhliih
tits, city water. was wasted and its
situated street. commissioner Edward
may to» look. into the martyr. with, a
visu- towardrsaring all tits water poo. .
‘slhls. 't‘luit (omission has luvsrtiutsd
with such Itasca“ that his boss is on
tumor in use.
This is not moor. however, that
the Walk mmiisntw tad slim citi-
, ma ill "have in billiard: this dual. Ital; ‘
- 4min to: her the mud mm
. i!!!
peaceful looking horse. With this row
mnrhnbic appearing arrangement the _
streets were shrinliled rostordny. to»
any, and will be in the future. V
Wmmw
HE KNEW Hid FATE.
"Silas. my ind." said the timer to
his new assistant. “who bought that
moldy chem lousy?"
"Mistress Brown, air."
youth’s remit .
"And the stats lost so could not toil
last night?”
"Mistress Brown. airs"
"Whore? that lump at rancid truth”
that tho linker refused?"
“Mistrefis tum bought it, lit it“
WWI?
"And the six. any are could not _
a mu which?” *
“filth-«II Browns-Al‘s m iii
molt nonrandom turned m
Mid" film“.
was thef
Norwalk Chronicler