one, No. 108', F. and A. M.
asonlo Building. scum
“treat let and 3d Tuesday or
tlxv—Juiy and Aufirist 92¢
,t 8 ‘o'.cloek All Muster
o‘ ordloily invited. Reed
lynx": W.M MNRDllert M Wilcox.
motor, N0. 38. R. A M.
in Masonic Building, South
trout, 2d and on; Tuesdays of
until-«July and August ex-
at 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
5 cordially invited Thaddeus
11.13. Robert M. Wilcox,
near M.”w1Lcox. Seey’.
SOCIETY NOTICES
AND MANUFACTUR-
AesOCIATION
‘ernia‘h Candee, President
esldent, Charles]. Pidgcon
anlr W. Hadley, Secretary
thew Corbett, Treasurer
ENING SENTINEL TELE-
' ‘PHONE CALLS
seeNews Department
é—ifBusiness Department.
eé-éBrench Oifice, ‘Norwalk
~Editor’s Residence ,
sky-City Editor’s Residence
little did Thomas Jefferson or
other of the signers of' the
oration of Independence, as
calmly affixed their signa-
e: to that document, realize
t a wonderful change in the
ry of the world was to grow
of the promulgation of that
oment. History tells us that
"e juat. such a day as this in
, glphia town when the joy-
lnglng ol‘ the hell proclaimed
*ue world that “When in the
rel.- of human events it be-
‘ es necessary for one pimple to
olve the political bonds, which
” d to assume, among the
‘ era of the earth, the separate
d: equal station, to which the
15v] ' f nature and of nature's God
tie them, a decent respect to
opinions of mankind requires
hey should declare the
1 Which impel them' to the
‘finflji
they did declare their rea-
ili a document clothed in a
no so clear, concise, but
, that even George, dee-
e was, realized the iuil~
hostage: and bitter. re-
of his colonial subjects.
I did he or his councillors
letter: the power that
in! this declaration; the
on and depth at put»
guided the hood of
{he penned the first
, momentous deco»
stamina and courage of
‘ ere willing to hum
[and tile for a cause
“ no. of their con»
day to look back and reflect.
1 Today we are Commemorating
the one hundred and thirty~lli
anniversary of the signing of the
, by their action takes a respite ’
from the heat and stress of the
til
Declaration of Independence, and
as we recall the stirring stanza
that Mortal poem, “Indepen
euce Bell" ‘
of
d-
flushed the people's smiling murmur,
List the boy 3 strong. Joyous cry!
"Ring!" he shouts, “Ring. Grandpa,
Ring, 0h, Ring for liberty!"
And stutiglitwny, at the signal,
The old bellman lli'ts his hand “
And sends the good news. making
lrou music through the land-—
it seems as though, in a measure,“
the patriotism and excitement
which pervaded the old city and
the country at that time, stirs the
sluggish blood in our veing, and.
we can appreciate what it meant
to these oppressed people, too‘
great to be bound down by an op-
pression which cost the Mother
Country her richest province and
raised 111 its stead her most powe
ful rival in political, diplomat
and commercial activities.
On another page of this " paper‘
r.
K:
we are reprinting the Declaration
of Independence. How very, very
few have ever read the document
from start to finish. We commend
it to our readers and would advise
that they might spend an hour of
their day most fittingly by setting
aside time enough for a careful
perusal of this instrument, and
a
thoughtful consideration of the
greatness of the men who penned
their signatures to this ultimatum,
thereby linking their respective
colonies in a union out of which
was to grow the greatest and rich-
est country on the globe.
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
There are lu‘eutv-uluo towns in ii
country named Washington, but on
to
ll'
ouo oi them is bothered by Congress.
New Haven Palladium.
age...
it is stated that u mun in Young»
town, 0., recently celebruted the fort
\‘~
sixth nuuivorsury of the tiny on which
he took his lust drink. How he col
bratod is not iold.~«Albuuy .louruul.
w...
e.
Even If the powder trust is ordered
to dissolve, the chances we thut ti
le
(unionlu of those little seemed built
‘ho. ladies mulled about with them will
not be uny t‘lio:111ei'~'.-(,'lo\olund lien
or.
-O--
According to Gertrude Alhertou. w
men will rule the British isles iu lil‘ly1
d-
0.
yours. if some more stutesmuu llilll
uuulo this decluruilnu, many poop
lo
would be inclined to doubt lt.—~Kunuuu
(lily Juurunl.
“Q...
A srlouliut says that line oranmery
hulior was made by the ancient» us
curly us 1898 ll. U. Some or it mu
ill
have been in cold sloruuo pincer-
Suhoueotudy Union.
.4...
Mint romllug during the corouuliou
of tho “nuporlutiveiy lovely” lookluu
members of royally. one can‘t help but
rounll lliill tllo omuoru has been doing
it fuke business these muuy yours.~«
M llldluluwn Press.
V 4....
The interruption of u senatorial do
hole by {1 wind atom at Washington
ill
the most remarkable orioct or cyclonic
potion over recorded in this country.
wNew York World.
With
According to Federal Judge Now-
mun'a dociniorl, the arguments
of
Charles W. Morse, the Maine ice king,
(or his release '01) u writol hnbene
corpus out no lee.»—~Boeton Globe.
”.9...
The younger generation is being
heard from. The Trinity College elites
orator out Levi P. Merton Hickey.“
Boston Trsneoriut.
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“Y meet me eleven.
NORWIUH, Conn. .iuly aw’rho eiz
Ill.
your no son or Ruretto Rocco, an ital-
ien linker, shot and lulled his ll
V6
year old ulster today. The coroner
saw a verdict at accidental nicotine.
According to the coroner‘s lniormntiou
‘7 the bullet returned from his usual ear- ,
ly morning delivery and was returning,
to his shop the goods not disposed
whendlle boy took a shot gun will.
most immediately the slip out
the tanker eerriod from the wagon. £3-
IA ,
at
eh
The Flag of the
FOurth of July
0 banner of beauty and glory!
O‘fieg of a nation that's free!
Crowned ever with song and with story,
A force on the loud and the see;
Unfuried by our fathers before us.
When the
tide of the battle ran high,
Thy stars and thy stripes shilling o’er us.
Enhellow the Fourth of July.
0 emblem of free mens' devotion
Baptized in the blood of the brave!
How olt' on the turbulent ocean
Thou hast laughed at the wind and the wave;
By Washington great to us given
When men deemed it honor to die,
Thou‘st come to hiechlldren Minivan.—
The Flag of the Fourth of July.
Borne once by the old Continentels
When the bunlee of brendywlne blew,
Thy stars o'er thy torn realmentels
Lost none of their glorious hue;
At Trenton and Yorktown immortal. .
Where victory rode in the sky,
They planted at Liberty’s portal
The Flag of the Fourth of July.
The fame of a nation is 'round thee,
The love of a people is” thine.
We bless the true spirits that found thee
And gave us a standard divine;
No more shell the battle swords sever
The sections that see thee on high,
Love crowns, thee forever and ever
The Flag of the Fourth of July.
0 emblem enlaureled with splendor
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And bathed in God's hollellt light!
Thou never shell lack a defender
Whilst free men cenrlee in their rnwitl
Above thee till time ill no longer
The eagles o! Mammal! iiy,
And heath thee all men shall grow stronger,
0 Flag of the Fourth of July!
e
”T. C. Horbeuah.
As Usual
open Tomorrow
with a Store full
“- July Necessities -
at Record—Break-
ing Prices
the population is deprived of the mill
logos their brothers value so highly?
EMILY L ROGERS
Struwberu Hill, Norwuik.
July 4ih,1911.
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CONNECTICUT FARMS.
(Ansonin Sentinel).
While Conneclloiii is usually classed
as intensely industrial, there is satis-
Iiaction, nevertheless in the Washing-
: tou report to the effect that. term stock
1: !in this state has increased in value
a $3,212 000 uitllin the past ten sears
I That 15,119 are becoming more and
i Imore agricultural. in this connection
The Sentinel will be pleased to re 1t uould be interesting ‘0 know how
:celte 19mm; {or publication, from its. much the mine of 1mm land has ad-
T’reatlers. under the above heading. A vanced in C c
‘briel and tome-point cmumunicntlou, km til i ”onne'ltlout within the same
no u general proposition. curries more 3 0 me he extension 0‘ trol-
Weight and conviction 1mm 11 lengthy 103' lines and good roads. making the
one in which the argument is niotrursi districts more easily within
concentrated. We do most emulate-”reach f 1 i .
all)" suggest brevity. Long-winded or. must ho “1° fixes“ and Moe verso,
tlclea. we have observed, uro lile‘lnst ave 1‘“ tremendous influence
in he mud. and are many time: avoid in the Will of fldiflnclus the value of
Gd ulmfiothor. propert; in canola districts, and now
that the automobile still further solves
T .
WATER FOR HE BlRDS the problem of transportation, addl-‘
l-tdltor of The Sentinel. '
tlouul udvunces in values may be ex-
lleur Bil”: i should like to ask it peeled.
any one has ever tried putting a punt
of outer out in the yards for the birds.
If not, I wish there might be some
one who would try it. i have had great Will Undoubt
pleasure from watching the birds
come to my part of water. There are ‘ M" Race.
several roblns which come to the pun “‘9 motor "0‘“ Caroline, owned by
dolly and take then bath. and u is M- F- Dam» of the Norwulk Yacht
grout sport to watch them, for they Club ““1 “"3 Columbia Yacht Club in
will get into the water and have it probably ”“3 “in“? 0‘ ”16 NW0“!!!
sleet time splashing urouud lut it I Yacht Clubs ruco ‘0 CW8 May Md
think it is u very good idea when the return, which ““3 3“"th from (“met
weather is so dry to have the water ”“0 3“" “t 11 30 “Wk 0|! Saturday
in a nice cool shady spot tor the birds molmnfi- The CHOHM finished 91th
A FRIEND OF THE BIRDS. ‘oclock last night, Wthh makes lief
elapsed time tor the distance—300
um; FEMALE supp-«Amer. miles-31 hours 13 minutes. As she
To the Editor oi The Sentinel: 3‘“ u “m9 allowance 0! 9 Maillot 30
It menu; a titling time, when our ascends her corrected time is 311nm”
ll'Bllllll are beating high ultu pride or 3 WWW“ and 30 WORM
the heroic achievements of the "Fu- The ““193 tokens when the boat
tum oithe Republic." totauatuouguo mm the Northern: Lightship. on
or the underlying principle or their rev , W99 Moll. were: The Carolina. 3: 45 o.
bullion, and consider its application to m» "‘9 81m T00. 4 59, and the 0111th
the preterit agitation by the tomuie ‘5 54 n- m. The Canadico withdraw
unilragltt. lrom the list. the filth boat, has not
rate the cm oi the woman who by baton heard from. The rum is a 31.600
diligence and prudence. has succeeded 011v: ‘ ‘ ..
in gathering together something to '
support herself in independent oom~ TOOK THIN) PLACE.
tort when nurtured by use or sickness; The "Alert: the meme hoot 0: mm
or who has an inheritance through Commodore R» W- Budd, 0f the Non:
the dean; of natural protectors. A: walk Yacht Club. upon which 1W.
they pm the saloon they can see tire W- Franklin Etch/Du, Norman Show and
plastered, bloated uracil: or hummlmflenm 0 Cum tolled with the own-
ity, trim form the floating vote that or in the New Rochelle Yacht Gino
so often decides the result oi! elections. me; on Saturday did not keep up to
It occurs to them, "Them be thy her usual utlndtlrd. coming in third.
code o Israel," and not even glided There was very little wind and this,
calves, and they dilation Willi vlrt‘oe boot needs it good selling braces to
inherer in masculinity inst these shell make good time.
decide the urn of- tlie money so cute-
tnuy um urea. 11. 1:- intelligence? our nooomera locum
Tiler recall the labored touching some SAW. Mexico. July mule e nine
or the marines voters optimum to with plot at mm.‘muloo biotin
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