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TOMORROW
MAs'oNIc omccronv.
Epoclal Communication of Old
' Lodgql N0. 108,‘ F. and A. M.,
c held at its rooms. May 31,1911",
p.9m. ‘Work, F. 6. Doom" All
luster Masons cordially and frater-
9lly Invited I , 9,
. Fraternaliy yours, 9
ROBERT M WILCOX, Soc‘u.
M.
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V ‘socm'ry' NOTICES
-MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
' cns' ASSOCiATlDN
x Nehemiah Candce, President
Vice pre9id9nt, Charles]. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
19‘9“th Corbett, Treasurer
I
VENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
git-aw-News Department
92-3-~Business Department
44~2-Branch Office; Norwalk
90 «Editor’ 8 Residence
29-5-City’ Editor’ 8 Residence I
9 ‘The Engineering News, of‘ New
o‘rk, declares that. thorn is a ques~
tlon of public interest presently im-
pending, vastly more important than
the” subway problem, or the go-called
‘lme wave, or the lrcight terminal.
question. 01 the location of a- court
_ house, or than an) Oi all combination
9 , ed of the questions which now appeal
‘ glor‘ public attention.
The question
thus so ti‘aaacendcnily important
above all others is, in the opinion of
the News, the near prospect of a water
iamine~“hecause the exhaustion of
the water supply upon which the city
19 daily and hourly dependent for its
life and industry, and its safety from
Instruction by conilagration. would be
' a calamity wellnigh past imagination."
”unreal. main loci on which this opln~
., ion is based is that the supply today
- hilt Just about o‘ne- half what it
was, a tear age. ox, in other words,
nohali the normal amount Nothing
can avert the pinch of the _‘womt water
famine New York has at or known, am
out the ruins of the next three anillllB
I shall he abnormally frequent and
heavy.
-WW.‘
RlGHT To THE POINT. '
‘ Woman says to avoid growing old
lever. read noois, no it destroys the
position and you got‘wrlnhlos wor-
ing‘ocr the troubles at tho hero.
Now you know what ails you.-Ncw
Icon Union.
Not naming any llilllliiil, of courac,
ondhuinx no dcuirc to ho at all par-
90 l‘ Woodrow Wilson rlsou to remark
mut‘thla country will unruly have 'a
Democratic prcsldont npxi time,»
Grand lluplds i’rcnn.
. .4..-
Hull Loyd Patterson trims the
ic‘u llcrconiago oi the husband a uni-
fixud by law. We takn it that Mill.
9 unmarried. A Texas wile can
nine ioxlainturoa and a I'd‘glmont
$15 lint-lilo grilling salary out at n
honor-410ml“ Port.
mg...
in: a devout uhurchman, Mr. 1.998
intuit he awfully myutiiicd by all
Halli phout a luckilotn-«lndlaanpoj
Foundation ”#0an loom 9min.
‘ am not think manuals are
a do him in nu providennui‘
hot to am him Michal.”
ion New and. (launch
our 91 um,
‘ dull market.
id thorium to «119‘ on it
union ’1“ new. ‘9‘
'ilcinrll‘epc I929 commencement.
w iii the- girls in simple uniform. would
be ac dull an if floater allow all pouch
‘ as .fihichmond Journal
“It! the "rolls on union" also to he
bone
a. . I“
”1".“ ‘ 9 ' 'I . '
Down in Worthington the Democrats : ‘
are in, a cinch over the committees. ‘ 9
But when the Democrats tail to clash. :
their: is nothing“ doingerlddlctown:
Prcss.
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“NEW-814A” gm 5
. Sevoral New Structures Under-i
way or conicmpiaied
Contract ”for Garage.
The contract for building a prl
vale gamma and Stiklzle for L. A
Hamilton, East Norwalk has been let
to the H. Wnluuunea 60., or Mormon.
The building will be 39x57 tool. at
terra cotta blocks and stuccocd, ’slIln-
gle roof and concrete floors. A hot-
water heater will ho hnstallod. The
plaua are by Arohltéct Frank 'ilarpcr
Biasell. 103 Park avenue, New York.
Figuring RevisedPlam.
Contractors are .aubinlttlng Ieati-
mates on rel/load piano drawn by
Architectd. Walter Dow, of Sun»
mit, N. J.. for the handsome“ rash
deuce to he built on West avenue for
Dr. Walter Hitchcock. it is probable
that the contracts will be let in about
u week.
.9 Ready to Plantar.
Cuntiactor M. J. Riordan has the:
rosldeiide which he is building to:
Seymour Curtis Icadl to plaster. The
.loncs & «Hotlhkisa Co of Noroalk.
are doing the plumbing and health:
and Henry T. 'Prowltt the painting and
decorating. A description oi the house
has been Igchn in a previous issue.
Plans for Two-Family Home.
Architect H. R. Minor in drawing
plans for a two-family house on Weat
avenue for Albert Wollnliz. it will ho
a frame hoopla, arranged for flats of
five rooms each. provided with conven-
lcncea
Contract icr BungaiOw.
at. Join; dc Raynor have taken the
contract to build a bungalow (or New
York parties. the owner‘s name beinz
withheld for this week. it will he
30x34 feet, or hollow'tiio block and
stucco. with shingle room and furnace»
hont.
Plum for Residence.
Architoct’il. it. Minor in drawing
piano {or a residence (or Dr. F. 8.
Hon. the dentist. it will he a frame
houre. containing seven rooms, which
will be provided with humor; heal and
every convenience. ..
Now Home in Winnlpauk.
liawronco 9‘; Phllcox. the real oa-
iatc‘ dealers, have piano out for an-
other new house which they will
build at Winnlpank. it will he a (mo
family house, or lrome construction,
provided ' with convonlonccs.
Gibson Terrace Hanna.
Contratcor Frank Johnson is build—
inl; new homes at Gibson terrace for
F. M. Torr and Frank Chadaayno.
Finch Brothers have the auhcoatract
for tho atone work; Both houses are
or wood. arranxod as: one family. ilro'
vidod with “convenience!
LPETEI’B Mlllllill.
(Continued front First Pauli.)
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in charge an: duo not it liitla audit ,
no their char. cl than choir. mrrilnac
Min; tumour! in such a my auto
incilitlto motion. "rho.l livid 0min
Mm 1 ram 999mm an no «lo hour:
biotin om “Iranian to his
hero land donut the 9pm
ill ridicuicuaiy mil
Willi. film WC" All? M1 Won iii“
an A rim aAI '
Tho cream an ill r olaaura' 999
99 fictional ‘
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‘ Herc Where a chinmcy corner was
Andalulnesa augmenting ago, . 7 1:1
if Tho morning dew sprawl 91mm of gauze.
And noxious wecdggmhindcrcd grow;
The walls that cage. kept out i119 storm
_ Are crumbling lntousclcasdus‘t,
Yet here a maidenmaylhc heard ,, 9,99 '
The eagerly expected word
And gladly promised all her trust. -
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Here. where the warped. and crumbling boards
A or all nigh tut-am m mama,
A man may once have had lair dreams
Of victories to be achieved;
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And here a woman may have out < '
And listened in the lonely night.
For tardy rootatep's at the doc} '
Islet
Or watched for faces that no more
£399.19:me
Might nu her call soul with dciigm.
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95 “w
9.
Trend softly here, not amok in last;
no:
The walls are crumbling in decay;
‘ The timid ileum... makca‘lts neat
Where 099999999999 a‘hahy 1937;
Here once a chimney corner was; I
~ A heart may once have
brokciiihcrc;
it
And yonder where the beams are piled
It may in that a little child
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Learn“ how to city it: lira! sweet prayer.
”3. E. Mo
4
From 2 Until
6 o’ClOck
items that will prove oi exceptional interest to the Wise
‘1] shoppers. Make the most of these
nomy Opportunities
a I” .2 f
Wrists, Bid Sheets Men’s and Boys’
Lot’oi beautltni litigation and F ii i , 2% y. d ."d.. 2% ' f a
Law” “3wa ““13““? 50““ uyarialsze long; ‘t‘icgjllxlyo The. Flil'fllShmgS
from counter and window dis-9
piav loop and embroidery
trimmed: 1! sizes; values to
8126. Th
g.
House Dresses
women's Housc‘Drcancs. made
of linoquiiliiy Percale: onc~
i‘plecm modulo; a variety or
styles: remlarly $1.50. Thurs-
day's 4~llour_.89ic . 9‘
989
Children s Dresses
:9 913i“: 4 to 14 learn. mode or
Gingham in checks. atrlpes
and plaid... all good styles:
mnlariy 81.950. Thursday a i-
9'“- ‘ Hour Salo‘ ‘
.. 98c. .w
Women's Wrist;
Bags .
Genuine Walnut and Seal Wrist
Ba I. lealhcr or moire lined.
alngic or double strap handle.
fitted. with purse; colors,
black. green and brown; reg-
_ular price sl. Thursday‘s il-
Hour Sale
29};
Embroldcries
18-inch Camilric mountain“.
beautiful liaison: aviary yard
worth. 259.
Hour Sale .
sday a ~Hour Solo. '
Thursday's l-Hour Sale
550
Hammocks
”Woven Hammocha, with pillow
and wide valance; worth $1.50.
Thursday's Mlour Sale
~ $1.19
Mailings
In all new effects; worth 299.
Thursday's lliour Sale
230
Trble Napkins .
palatial Table 999nm;
valuc'tlfio down. “Thursday‘s
ulnar Sale. DOZEN
i $1.19
Bath Towels
Large silo Bleached Bath Tow-
els; value 190 Thursday 3 4-
“out Sale
.140
'i‘huradny‘s l»
Children's
. Rompers
Sites 2 to 6 years. made of
(linsifitm and Chamhray: rem '
alarly 50c. That-atlas s 4 Hour
solo t
39c
noun
finish. Scotch Heather Linaa‘.‘
MEN'S POROUS KNIT SHlRTS
& DRAWERS,'also B. V. D. I
UNDERWEAR; regularly 500.
Thursday‘s ~i-Ho‘ur Sale
39c
BOYB' PORODS KNl'l‘ SHIRTS
d: DilAWERS.’ Thursday" , 4-
Hour Sale, Special
nova WASH SUITS. sizes 3
to 8 years: made of sen-loo
able Chainhray and 99Linen;
regularly so and 750. Thurs~
day‘s 4-H0ur Sale
93%
Unusual Offerings
in, Womcnis.
WINDSOR rues of immune
Silk, With black and white
striped silk ends. Thursday
210
LACE DUTCH COLLARB in
floral designs. Thursday
_9 Stir:
EMBROIDERED LINEN COL-
LARS and DOUBLE JABOT. ‘
Thursday
44c 9
"roan mow comma of
stylish patterns. Thursday
44c '
LINEN ASCOT AND COLLAR, ‘
Willi finely embroidered iicw-
ers and 99:19 Thursday
219
IBM till! rear. hillitci‘il would 31;
‘ ‘ Will to 989 tildmllflil? pronoun.
Norwalk Chronicler