Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 24, 1911 · page 6

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‘ .Wlliia portions, long time onseolntod

Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main otmt 2d and ‘no Tucson” of
own monthéinly and August or
C CCcoptodC—Cn-at 8. o'.oloolt All Boyhl A‘rqh

Motion: cordially invited. Thuddour

 

 

Ens' ASSOCIATIbN C
o Nehemiah Grand“, President
Vice-prod out, Charles] Pidgeon
1* Frank Hafley, Socrotary

 
 

Matthew C’o‘rbo'tt. Treasurer

 

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
' PHONE CALLS ‘
92-2-—News Department
92-3—-Businoss Dopartmsnt
44-2-e-Byanch Offico, Nomaik

C890 wEdlthr’o Residence

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SOUTH NORWALK HARBOCB. ,

The matter or harbor dmproi ontont
seems to ho contagioun. The Men
‘cillllltls' & Monutocthrers’ Aoéhcifitlon
of South Norwaik Memo to ho very
much in earnest in their desire to one
some needed Improvements inaugura-
ted in their hnrhor. That haw: asked.
on for u goserument appropriation oi!
$500 000. and as Congressman Hill
lives there, he will he expected to do
his pl‘ellieiit to get no large on umount
its possible it is proponed‘to’s'tl’nlght-
on out the channel and deepen it to 12
toot build it breakwater and make oth-
4 or imprOyén‘ioutv'l‘ho L‘omnrolciol
ilocord

Change in the ownership und mnn~
ugomout of The t‘onnootiout Western
News; is announced in this week 3 is
one no followoxw-

The paper in published hy the Con-

. dun Prlting economy. 0.“. Penn,
who has keen munogor and troaouror
of tho toinpuny since its organisa-
lion in 1906, has Jotlred and sold his
stock holdings to his nouooialcsl" (i.

 

with his father in the lirm or iii. L.
Parsons & 3012;: it! (innouu,~doulring
more outdoor work has given up his
plure thorn und become luminous mnnn‘
nor of the printing company. Random
ol‘ the News will be pleased to learn
that John Rodemoyor will continue on
editor and uiso will_heronltor be non-
orni lnunnuor of thooompuny.
WW
RlGHT TO THE POINT.
5. w
Appurontly ll novol ocourn to the
loginlnturo that it it wo‘xld lofrulu [mm
mining the aulnrios or court olllciolIC
‘ for one Bouillon it might snro mono?
onough to ponnion the school touch-
orsmwliurtl’ord Cournni.

4- ‘
in his boyhood, Mr. Bryan ooya, ho
won Cloud 0! cunning rabbits. Lntor his
funny turned to ruinhowtl, nominations
nun doiiuruuw-Alhuny .lournul.

‘ doro John H. Coateuoa

in tho rewor'» ..

Norwul an violnil'!
out be hold on naturally, Jhiy’ 29.

[ohm out in the ,Sound to wheeling
point of! Rotou Point, than to review-
lug stood ut' Roton Point. nursing re

viewing otundto gas huoy null dlumlsl '

in Hound. .
The appointment of Rear Commo-

horehy nonou'nood-
The units! in will dlshlni‘ on how of

‘ his boat a white lingfliluo letters C. A.

Tho appointment of the following
captains odlhno'istont aids is hereby an.
nounced:

Hoyt, Normal: and Godfrey Show, no-
word Av. Spoouer 8. ii Elliott and J
voile, Jo, .
CMurshul‘o deoputoh hoot, Eledn.
Assistant aids will display on their
how flagpolou a white flag. .
Marshal’s dosnutoh boat Elecio will

‘ l : display at Chow flagpole a union Jack.

at «zero dugpolo yacht ousinn. mast
hood ling Hindu, right yard arm bur-

. goo letter It. Left yard arm pennant

R.- L L. ‘and tings lrom bow to must:

. i ‘ 2 ~ hood to otorn
CC; poo—City Editor” Co Residmcu “2'

The chief old and despotoh boots
will report to tho morohul at his hood

‘ uuurtoro. yuoht Dorryn, at“ 12'. 30 p. m.

Assiutunt nidn will report to, tho
chiei old at morshol‘a houdminrtero.
yacht gilorryn, nt sumo hour

All boat owners wishing to lnko port
in the motor hoot parade of July 29
will report with their homo at Wash
lnxmn street» logo at l:30 p. on, and
will he assigno their position in line
by tho chief aid. 7

All hours in the pumdo must have

not less than .tuo than in n oontw ouo‘

M the motor and one at the steering
wheel. 30m owners may onrry as
many people in” their boots on they
consider unto, but would utilise no
crowding.

On account of tho’lorgo number 0!

péopl‘o expected to Do in the pumdo,
opocini uttonllon Clo requestodoi nil
hoot owners thotlhey have in their
boats lli‘o preset-rem, *lllo prooervor
onuhlono or ring buoys; also that llro
extinguishers. sand, flour or sumo
chemical used for extinguishing liro
he carried in each hoot.
_ Boat owners uro asked to giro all
old in their power to any hoot that
muy hut in trouble, eawially in use
or urn, or «mixing, and to use onu-
tion in smoking. '

The formation of line will be .in sin-

Cglo lilo u‘ud in the following order:

First divisionwlloois no to to foot

Second divioimiwiiooio 35 to .36 feel.

Third dlvilion—wllonts 20 to in root.

Fourth divininm—«Bontn ii to 12 feet.

Firth“ divlllonwliontn 12 i'oet' and
under.

As noon on boots are notified to
their diviuiou they will at onoo like
their position in lino and drop anchor

Hoot owners moot be prompt in taio
lug thoir position in tho diviulon to:
which they lire unaligned '

During the human in distance of titty
loot must he xnninlainod from hoot to

boot. spoon not over six mil» per

hour.

The sounding of five whistles from
morohol'a houdquartom will he ilxuui
for attention. liluoh mun for the motor

'l'rnnody in midi... with ohviouhqmou and ouch mm for the Mooring whooi

ni. llluullour drum ol‘gnrottio. Cigar
otio lamina out. “Our Mortimer-713M:
ton Transcript.

not.“ ‘
"Good wino needs no huuh nod good
holohnp hoods no booonto or noun.”

won the pororhiion at for What! a no mad 6min: harm. All with“ ham
tritium when tho hoot ultimo at it ‘

illitii'IBM in notion-«Boot» Humid.

 

mo»-

lmlo Rheum! New York. .a boy
'olooowuliwr,‘ loll into the river Cfilttur»
day night, and would hm boon drow-
all if he had not both inliotrud;
. mood by his noble lit. horns:
Who ooold ho cruel mouth to numb C
‘r a dog like this in hot wouthor‘lm‘rroyg
Prom. ‘

 

 
 
 

uoflhflw
w it out. ohibct‘ouhu potion having!

 

 
 

C bout ahead. »
hunts will mm 2: that: ii“ .

moot-idiom our:

will or onoo take hit noaltion and It
the rounding all one long «turtle [mm

W mmhol’s- humourt‘ofi nigh minor. ,
tho om unit oi. hood oi line will Join

in parade with wood oi not our nix
mile: our hour Ind mum 231M

 
 

iii lilty loot “my. in ordur in knot!
the mid nonhuman at tho motor
moot hoop the motor It upped or not
our slit. lolly! ‘por hour. lieu at tho

 

 
 

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bonus and divinity; oi innit ‘hdl

 
 
 
 

“Chm old ““liouae and when opposite Rotor: Point ,

Horace. Koyworth, Letter
‘ Wheolor, St goon 8: Key’ser. Arthur

After passing said huoy dismlso in

Without our sin nor hurry. - C C ‘
‘ To for tool mu non" «will» " Cf

‘ 20!. m.- the mm is dying
I . ovum dingonuiutnitnt mitts.

of one whipllo from morphing hood "

m‘quui‘tors mind a rod in; anointed. the
‘ u

is hoipro. Whou nil“~ 2.

‘ 1‘ I l b t i
Norwalk Yacht“ ”mach”: M’Wlfli Yacht 0 u o r ya

"club “and Bone Island. From nan.

nul of two sound; of Whistle from moo .
shal'o headquarters and a whlto flag in ‘
displayed the line will mm torm>
double column in some manner at be.
tum Alter positing Norivnik Yacht
Club and ‘ Bollo island, tho 2
column will l take its course
diagonally toward Groom Root light.-

 

at signal of tour roundsoi wuuulo
tram marahnl’o headquarters Cund on
blue flag displayed the column oi two:
will iorm columns or tours.

The first two Cheats moving to the

straight ahead until uhréuat of first

two boats. thou Wheel to the fight... .
The four boots will then continue slag ~ .C

by side and other boots will continue
to no form throughout the column. The
column of tour boots will then onto
tinuo toward the reviewing stand at
Roton Point. When the. oolumn oi
tours arrives at tour hundrod loot oi
reviewing stand at signal oi one uouud
oi whistle from mornhui's heudqu‘an
tors and tho‘dillhlnz of the comma
dot-on flag the column will wheel to
the left and take course to ads buoy.

sound. When tho column poms ro-
viewlnu stand. salute. .

Boot owners should hove their gono-
lino tuniw. carburetors and spark
plugs looked over and see that they are
in good condition. nod hoyo tanks sup.
piled with enough gasoline to make
parade. ‘ C

in the ovont of :1 boot becoming ‘dis- C
abiod owner or mine must endeavorno
got sold bout out or line on quickly as
nonalhlo and when repairs are made.
lull in lino at rem at division to which
he belongs. . 4

On account of the number or boot:
inking port in the parade. bout owner:
must not run or allow their boats to
be run at speed. on there is plausibility
oi collision. Therefore. so slowly and
avoid linnooonsury pounding of whistle.

lloat owner: must bear in mind tho
sounding oi whistle and be sanded
thereby. Avoid crossing how of other
boats. ‘ Too great care cannot be and
and everyone should try ‘10 old in
keeping order. ’“ “ 6

Boat ouuorp are mounted to donor-
ate their limit: with than and imnir
lug Tho committee in charge of the
parade luwo nixed tho stores of The
Norwnikl to have flags and hunting
on solo.

in curler of ruin or a heavy wind
parade will in postponed until lur‘lhor
notice

By order of

(lomniodoro ll Livingston Luokoy.

Mar-lull.

 

BELL! or own“

Giadfiahbaih bolls are main; . r

'A girl is so naturally oinooro rho
nan ho williiy excited over a mum hob»
by tout bores hot to (lath.

On the calm and holy air. .
And otuor rounds menacing Cg

Threat to drown tho quiet.

Allow-tho village ringing, C
Through tho still. lorsoitoulmurtm

It‘s hm idiot whisper llnfiilitm
item the boil nail to thy hurt. ,

its molten modem, thrills}.
And ito mooning humor Itlll,

Till neither hour nor further
{lingo the cull nbovo the hill

0

p
blow. empty mood. tho shunt.
Our bulihlu of tho “mt:
No sound toll}; all the pobplt
or in holy. 1an ram».

Whore; hid m. mm and worry .C
or a moi: of toil and «train. ’

Min the turmoil of tho strict.
With no yyiimlltlgtt IM

' in hum-t of mm our. C
, our rout ammonium. ,

 

. With

 

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right fifty feet. then straight ulloud'. ‘C. *
The second two boots will continue; I

17’533

 

‘1 .‘ “ . , . ‘,

Light of tho
World

4' Y

M

I . Light of the world! forewogverw

in”

shining, ~

There‘ is no dime m Thee. A

True Light billion“ lay and
neon onshrininz, .

Thou whatnot-fade nor flee.
‘C ' - . , . i.

Thou hast arisen, hut Thou de-
modest never;

Todayshinesasthepaso,

All thiThou mo no; it"..-

and skull be evor,
Brigham irom first to last.

Night vino not Thy Jolly, no: .r ’

storm nor indoors; _
Day fills up all its blue—-

Unfoihuz beauty and unfaltorini
'iIdRBSSr

And love forever new.

Light of the world! undtmming ‘

admiring.
Othinooooltnittowayl-‘
moon-r. on W
antithetical”;

.2: our wallowing. Day!

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l a.

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of the weather, tho,
Sale opened With atC
I. rushthis morning We’re,
too bfisy "to go into
details. We simply want .
to mention that tile?“

Sae is Now

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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HA3 manna" our.
Harry Flynn Getting Out of One Mallow
mobile. struck by Annular.

A harty of South Norwalk men. said
to he Eagles. took a trip to CDonhury,
yesterday, returning in automobiles in
the wee hours of the morning: One of
the. automobiles won, driven by Wil
iium Farrell. while the other wait. a

" Peerless car, the driver 0! which could

not he learned. it was between 2 and
3 o‘clock when the automobiles mule
their way down West avenue on that
last leg of their Journey. The our driv-
en by Mr Farrell is sold to have stop-
ped to allow Harry FiynnCto set all
and go home. The olhor'hutomphlio.
coming up closely atruok Mr. Flynn
and knocked him down, lnilicting“a

Cochin wound.

Mr. Flynn won tattoo to tho rairwalk'

,Cl-iospitui, whore tho wound was um

ed. utter which in! upin otuted for

' ' homo.

inlormntlon regarding» the nooidont
was neuron, this morning. ' Thorn oonv

‘ noted with the can my. militant in

round» to flotilla and norm 0! them

.Cotuphuiimlly doulod the stoma .u ,

 

“NAVAL MlLlTlA BOY. HOME.
w

hind o Finn Grotto on tho Inttluhip
who. ‘
Thu hum militia boys arrived homo.

"‘ ”lunar morality at an: ill o‘clock I:

brown u burrito no in mood or evil
cry ordinary tar would be other thoir
oruloo on tholhuttloohlp Conmtlout.
limit" which than thou humor in tho

'IhmhottiuuttiIQmouthofLont hi-
‘ hind Sound Tho lion room that tho:

rC had tho tinny of limit“ lim out! not 3
C complaining out could in: round Tho
' "will your that ohm tho oruiul no or

 

the hilt; tho bottle they claim on
m or tho-twining W than hm»

not in in m and mo.

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. FlfiE m Elm noun

n—‘b—I

Ruiderioo Cot Dr. and Mrs.
/ Hoyt Damaged.
The good work oi the M
fire department saved the
of Dr. and um E B Hoyt;
Zunt street Saturday 97an
burning down a but are in. ‘
wot in a m: in than M
which thmutenod in . . C
consume tho witch mum...
The fire wall discurerod ii
Hoyt. who sure the hilt
alarm .box. was immodlatt
the department responded with.
only chemicuis more used ‘
were applied in such a maC
do \ory little damage. CC
C'i‘ho exact loss is not out no
is counted by insurance rm
pm at Taylor ll: Golda. C C
CDr. Hoyt spoke u: the his ‘

oi the use department, tom
lntorviowod.

”OHM/ARM?

winning mm»; Cot it. “
.Ohuroh, mulling: _ ,
. Joseph liar-omit and Ml "
Kory won unitod in Claiming!
a lame authoring oi tholr roluii
lrioudr. Saturday attumm
o'clock. in the at. mom
ion Roman Catholic Church. .
many wait unharmed by Roy,
F. Chemically. C
The wedding ceremony m
or! by a more in tho moral ‘
was also «inhaled by no
Gilomitzhy. The Bridal mill
tended by Trunk Holdoi odd
mm, u m: and. null
inbuilt and um audio
mold: of honor. ' _
’ Mowing: tit. tannin; C
$900ch will. hold tit m ‘
function otmt, it w "
at tho Gormhn MC troll

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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