Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 15, 1911 · page 6

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Charm: Pidgcon .

rudlcy, Secretary

 
 
 

,3 us it... Department
‘Branch Office. Norwaik

”Editor' 3 Residence

,Qit'y Edito’rfa Residence

 
 

,L §S FROM FOREST FIRES.
tutu Forester Samuel N Springs
recent reliant concerning forest first: r
as at an opportune season A3 a
c. fires of this kind abound prin-
nally in the curing, before vegetation
"is “advanced, and again my mu, ut-
th'o leaves hone, fallen and become
clently my to serve us kindling.
this tom the prolonged mld~sum
liter drought hns nguin increased the
liability to forest fires and some parts
“of the slate are again suffering from
their dostiucllvencss Tile ilnpoitnuce

of prompt organized and individual
‘ ' nik is emphasized ib3 the .ntnte for—,1
enter as follows: ‘ .
“An ureu annually (lentroycd such
a Iwunburned in 1910, is equal to cut-
tiugvovo‘r the whole woodland of omi-
hunt in fifty or nutty years. The
stint supply cannot equal" future de-
nnds under our present iuétliodit or
handling woodland It is, therefore.
at the gieutest importance that loud:
‘hy the be reduced to the minimum
through intelligent worn of an or-
.gnnlzcd lire warden agrvice. cuiorce
merit oi the ans. special measures oi
filreventlon. and the cooperation oi’
iovory citizen in the state."

 
 
 
 

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7 RIGHT TO THE Pom‘r.

tress in cooking divorce from box
_3 , lid bocnuso he is in jail. Mon)‘
I) or. wives would be glad to exchange
3!; harm—Now York Telegraph.

Rhona line been a big Jump in the
was or provisions in Liverpool and
3 British porlo it ls'uttl‘lbutcd to
mailman c otrlke. But this is a min r
is. It has boon canned by tho wick-
Pnamo- Aldrichutnritt! «Paterson (N
"I Call.
* ~4~

lion you coo it stronger with on
zolbgutlc expression on his loco, you:
ow he in from a city that has adopt
30 “commission tom of sovéi‘n-
nib-uncover Ropublicun.

~O~
:I was a. big scandal till the time
It tho muckmking magaziuell and
”no aperture of the trust. And now

‘ Pinning; soléntltil. “who find:
. it norm in Wary kiss in just
yin: to many; people that some
inihilism little rollowo.~Norwtcb
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I 'Say} idollcs,

‘ . “an ; :
”loll. Wiiuon am not otoo inllrinu

 

., for tho modal on tho chitin» ‘ ‘
tail: of the world woointvillq .:

 

(By iloin: Inglcton).
'm gort 0 ”old fashion-

Thanh I mayo ’t so appear,
I lave t c ascent of the clover

A'n cummetlc touch witch 'shc' s W

hero.

.' ' . I love to room in my orchard

Beneath my cherry trees,
An' look at my full an“ plenty
0i cherries. hiding in the leaves.

I

Yes, I’m kindy old-faahioncd
An’ have a well by the wall

Where the water is pure rind

Sparklin'.
An‘ lthere’n plenty for one an’
al.
I jest love the smell 0 me. x
An’ my honeysuckle vine.
Yes. .I’m rich in .comiort .’an
beauty,
Fact is. the hull world's mine.

 

 

A Mighty
Monarch '

I am a mighty monarch .
The master of all lands. .

The destinies of nations
I hold Within my hands;

I make the thrones to tremble,
Bring their armies to detour,

.Their mighty men of valor .

Hove kneeled down an any test.

The mounted knight in armor
My orders will chow,

I send him on a journey, 3
He foils beside the way

I take hi: sword and helmet,
I steal away hi3 pride;

Better, you, for better.

In the cradle he had died.

The mother with o nursing babe
Is also inlmy pawn—-
I make her weep, I make her
curse.
In the column midnight. hour.

7 Whether she be in a entitle

Or a hut beside the sen.

“ In riches or in poucrty.

It in all tile some to me.
’

'I‘lul maid of tlwenty oumtnm‘
riiwito ”to to my my.

A She hflIIIIIQI a nil-monta-

She foils and goon “my
cit Ila . so it will be.
Ulltll iii. lilting: are done;
ii con doubt my sonar-u
My nsnic, 0 man. is Rum.

f" 3., “chitin A. BMI‘I'H.

 

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hot or Lingerie and Latvia
.Wals‘ts. some slithtly. coiled
ud mustard from window dim
‘Dlui'. high ‘or Dutch neck mail-m
» old. fancy trimmed and ninth

. Tonight.

 

“.3;-CIllI(Il'eli s Parasols

Regular to and {loo voluos. nil

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘e‘ll'octI: all cigar; $3.98 initials. . 3 l.

 
 
 
 

 

 

Women s ;. ‘
Neckwcar
mix, Luca and Embroidomd
lityloil, as “pollutant or dainty
limitnli to~=tclcot trout; 25c

' and the values. Tonight

12%

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The poplin:- 4min than. in? all ‘

Elm “Special ‘
0010“; very (teatime tor halt 3, Chiffon Veils
bum; 15c value. Tonight; ' . , .-

YARD 435; , 3 ‘Oho‘ yard'tvidc by 2 yards long. ‘ ‘
‘ 9 3 . . humstitobed; all the best

. _ "chariots; 81 vnlucu. Tonight

2 M79c ,
Womens Gloves w ’v .
2cliian chnmoisctto mom, *1 I ‘ Middy Sillts

washnhlo, natural color any;
oil altos; 50c quality. To “Sizes 14 to 20.mudogoi excellent

night _ ‘3 . '. ‘ quality Linon. Special tonightJ

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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tame Detonation: I tram Knight

 

boring Wiomms Whom
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Tho chlots or Coolicnoo Tribe. No.
32 {mom-oil Order at Red him. were
raischun inst owning at the regular
meeting of the tribe; hclorc u largo
Norwall: gathering and him delexu
tions from Poona 'l‘rlbo or New Con
huh, 0mm Tribe of Stamford Unm

.3 Tribe of South Norwnik. and gaugin-

uett Tribe of honour}; ”The raising up

ol‘ the oillcoru won the work of Deputy in 13mm}, gm. some time mm. was were questioned atated that (he engi-
Grout Sachem \\ ii Walker. unlisted promoted by Paiigmett Tribe to hers were expected to run on mixed
b3 the must nuchumn of Dunn Trihe.‘ Cockenoo Tribe and was accepted ulc limo

Stnmlord. und Post Sachem Frederick
ll Mulkiu, or Cookenoo Tribe.
. Following the raising oi the obieic

heroic! Lady \\ ushingtou Lodge. No.‘
21 Shouhmln at Bethlehem. put on
their tumour: pluyiet. "Won by Wirc~

less.“ They received many oomuu

manic ditch the manner in which they
conducted the little sketch. which has
proved so successful on other cacao
ions. 3
The out! or clinritctcrc was on lot
lowo:
William Alum-.mth n financial mug-
notochrt Lincoln.

. Jack Simmo. u wirclosa ouerntonwiiar-

olil Tripp.

3 Rubu‘tt Faulkner captain of the “Min-

trons Mary"-wuiii Woollt

. gaunt no Luann, an twin mohlomoum

Frank Wliiuto.

, Lnd3 Caroline Rainbow Aiusworth’n

annuluorw liiins Howl Phillips.
Got-alum Alnnwortb, hor gluon—Mina
Currie Northrun. '

Kitty. Leo. Germain“ mold—Mrs.

Northrup.

Tim cymbals:

Act lw'l‘ho onblu oi thiilm1Alni-
worth: yucut, tho "Mistress Mary."
Romnoon. 'i'ho (ionisation. . 33

Act awn-Tho lam; ‘ Early morning.
three days lutoi‘. ”uncommonl-

Act it-«Tlie Icing. .il‘oronoon oi the
out any. The continuum.

mkrnoiuor. all ”With Nahum. In

. companion by Fun]: blotting, random:

rovers] lino vocal coloration: in his no

tun pinning um uni m ram

with outburimio cubism (that «on
number.

rum mm ion: nun or no noon
at the color by (int
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to'tho Viii'lmlll stumps last evening:
Sachem-will. E. Ballwltli.
Senior Sngnmorm-danma .l‘ Guidor.
Junior Sugnmorowifiburles H. lion 1:
burst.-
Pronhctwiao Colin.
First Shallow-«Alamo Docket.
kimono Sunnnncrwullnm iskgynn.
Rim Warwick-(Robert Hendricks. .
Second Warrior ~~~~~ 'l‘hoodore Soder.
lurid. .
Third Warrior~Thomun Pottitt.
Fourth Warriorwbmri Garfield.
Intro: {lava—mm: Gordon.
18mm: Ilrnvcml‘l'i‘iltor Van Dorn.
'l‘hird arrive—«Gould .l. Hort.
Fourth liruvwllarlton llvlnglon.
mum! of the \l‘ig‘womwu. V. lake-
i’un. '
Guard oi Forontw—Jnmes ll. Lincoln.
The trailing tonne. which has been

 

'why he should depart from his usual

‘ cent and refused to make any athle-

‘l‘ho toiloiviug arc the onion: coined. tlons demanding that the inquest be Sileed crossovers where it was safe to'

public for the interest of the public. run on high as Lifiimlles an hour.

stated that he lindjseen the rcaolu- Ioiiovcd All Quad Recovered.

lio n . . ‘
no and ad“ that ho did "M I“ Questions Were asked Air. Moore as

to why more speed Was not made in
getting lit the bodies in the wreck. He
said that the men more satisfied that
there were no more bodies after the
lilrst‘seumh in the morning. But it
was impossible to move the cars by r“
{the wreohorn on account of the un-
sule‘ condition of track No. i. The
wreckers had to get on this track to
do the work. The tracks had been
ripped-tawny for some distance. and
the west side of tho bridge was in no.
safe inane. He sold that he had a
corps of citrpentero horn his departr
mom bracing the bridge with heavy
timbers and new tracks had to be put

course. The Coronal: was very retl~

mom. He did not care to state 3wbo
the persons were whom he had sinn-
xnonod. butconld not help tile publi~
cation of their domes it «the newspaper.
men know who they were. .
Expoctcd to Keep Schedulo. _ l
pun a: the matters that Was gone
into at the hearing yesterday Was in:
endeavor to find out if it 'was the
custom of the niacin-la oi the road to
expect engineers. vPho Were late. to
make up time The inference from
the nunwors was that it was expected

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amid the ammonium communion b3"

Sachem iii iv: Holiwitl.

R‘fmhmmt. “'9” ”rvad 3‘ a late condlflofl OI ‘30 track! Ind t!” “cm
a program "ll! ”Mill“ “1d the mom» hour and all rohort it most pleasant 0"“ This “0539“” “a “PM ’5

limo.
W

moms: cums lulu
utter. time um

(continued irom First Pogo.)

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valuation turuod‘to the dead ouxlucor.
The anomalous or opinion was that an

to him and wreck to the train, owl
that no tuna nun would take the

 

engineer to lake the crossover oi b an amend
speed or over 15 miles an hour was mi "10ch m 1m below the my
toolliurdy he would know by instinct tower II. Foiriitild ovonuo.
and emmflonco um it mount mmlénxlmn on M mu Ma stamina i Opera-(or Cummings at the nairneia

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of thorn. but the answers worn zuurd~

ed. on in each case the officials who in. When the ”0‘ I track was in

shape at noon the first thing that the
wrecker did was to clear away Fair-
licld Eveline. Cara, he. explained. lay
atoms: the roadwai, and the nicest
‘nnd trolley mule Was not mutual!
until the following morning. Tho
track was not shared no safe eunuch
for the Harlem wrecker to get‘on it
until now on Wednesday. When the
wrecker Wilson the track and noni-
(though one at the and: of the can“:
titted and a search made for bodioo.

but nun» who round, and the car was ‘
lowerd again and then the wrecker
. started in to clout uwuy‘rt‘be cars that
mm“ "‘3“ 2° “MI I“? ”m" blocked the mine on, the street. 'l‘ho
Official °" 3““ witness stated that to make thin No.

One or the first witnesses hcaid was 4 truck safe betoro allowing a wmy. '
He told COMMIT Wilson or to go on it won abaciuteh necea

Many qyulom were noticed about
the condition or the roadbod and the

known as it slow crossover. There
are {not crossovers. where it is" com
nitlored auto to run as fast on all much
an hour. This croquoovor “or“ “not
to miles an hour, and it Win comin—
ered safe to run live miles in excess
of that speed, but inmate at a speed

All the l Operator”: Statement.

tiono " on “"3 “WWW“ I“ “ml but tower stated that the Federal Express
3" “P“ not ““7" “'3‘“ Inglmor timed bin tower on No. 2 track about ’

gnaw n W. olulmod in“ the train! Curtis: had taken his nomination or 3. 29 or 3 31. he was mu cure. n
running (Srom mick two to track (our hot. 'l‘he Willi“ mulled W“ ““3 was going a: a goon nits oi wood

would b6 “kiln: n lint cum; that the train Wan running on an won“ but that was all no thought about it
can would tin and that when the GM “0m 3W“ ”OWN“ ‘0 “W W” at the limo. The train was not mint 3 ‘”
min «thin began to almighton out: of the “CHEM loom *5 ‘0 59 mil“ this factor than the Fedora! “DWI? ‘

film noon would throw it our or corn oil
the calla.

mount In no room whom the in».
gucd't Was holdiworc the coroner. lilo
statiomnbot. Ronni. (9. \W. BlldWIn
and (l. N. Woodward. the lotion lop-3
resuming tho Now Huron road. find
not called on witncuoc. it is under.
mod; '1'. R. rowan milroad com.

J rotational“: immune Commerce Int.

incision (inch and Ram; Walloon
O moribund, oi Wnihiut‘toii, i). (I.
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intuitions oliiilic‘ worth; it
‘ mum than} My from would Mir ihit it ‘wu it on,“

on hour. which wuc not countdown do“. He received a clearing “mill
““"*W “I“! w“ “M "3"“ I" make from the tower at .AFslrilcid 1%qu
up time. in hlo Judgment. in mower later than 1115\nd. but he Wk Ho
‘1' l0 “4'“ W “MW °‘ “WW" until that m cm not imam obout on
who were behind their Whedlfio than wreck until an hour nttorit hollllGfld. ,
3.1.1333? rzzfig‘ltx Ram: in that ii‘ncs wont all down. and than

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In“ minced I” m ”I“ "“9 um ford. but at work on theWiuiu otmt 3
W“ I” “ml“ I“ tlmo. :‘ tower. tot worn tint no. la (Focal-cl “'
"Whom W ' Elton») was coming in on truck 4.
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it to underltood that no wait nmont hint um the min on without: “out coon-inc. ‘
became or c notional Notion. that he; ll {out hm hm hm. Ho could not
won mutually um in tho mnt- toil ohm no combat in tin! m
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