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" ‘ SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
40” Well Lodge, No. 108, F. end A. M.
- Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street. lot and 14d 'l‘uesdey or
each month—duly and August ex-
4 canted—ht 8 o‘clock. All Mantel
‘4_'Mneone cordially invited. Frederick
8. Lyon, W M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Dec.
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A.M .
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main etreet, 2d and 4th Tuesday: or
, ‘4 4 each month—July and August ex
eepted-wat it o'clock All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
, Guyer. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
.34 Sec.
Idtl‘rI-l NORWALK BOARD or
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee.
Vice-Preeldent—Cherlee J. Pldueon.
vaeoreury—Frank w. Hadley.
Trauma—Matthew Corbett.
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‘8 o ~Editor’ 5 Residence
447n9»45-4~—Ci4ty Editor‘ 5 Residence
TEN PER CENT. FOR COLLECTION.
A tatorite way or showing the at-
dttence or the people or tné- lnited
Blame is exompllflod by the nrtiutic
ranzotnont of planning tiiiltlflllts in
the following paragraph:
Our total wealth was 843.600.0400..
000 in 1880; it had rintru to 8l07.l00.-
900,000 in liltii; lind'is now rapidly
tippmnching the elupendonn sum of
" 50.000;0004,000~~ouo hundred uud
yrbillioml-wor, any, not fur short of
$41,600 tor every man. woman and
lid liiing under the Stars and
stripes . ‘“ ' 4 4_
A»! resident of ileeitéhnnrk. lilo
. 44941 the quoted item. immediately
offered ten per cent to anyone who
C would get tor liltu the $3. 000 which
4‘ it figured was the sum total at his
44ehe’re and the allure of his wife.
Others would be willing to my a'
rger commission to n numerator qol-
hectorwlioston (lioho
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
w
. The recall fiasco in Tacoma shows
I at there are some natural limits to
“tile activities of public huoyhodien
on! all logul llutiin hum been re-
,ed.~—New York World.’
44444 _ ~4—
. James J llili‘ thinks competition
I, will endure lndoiinttell llo seems to
(duet how much chalet it in to make
months out of the consumer than out
4 4oif4‘eu alert business rivalmltlorldon .
0 Lincoln what takes are permitted
lily nmnei— ——.\'ew York Sun.
_ ...- 4
therswflov. Harmon, Speaker
Mhllli'mnn Und‘orwood—ndon’t
git: 4, Oh, that our New Jer-
_’petltor Would write a book!
doctor wrote a book years ago,
he did not know that he was go-
be a compotwltor He's hearing
”how, and his Mort: to explain
t doem‘t mean what is seems
ean should excite sympathy rath- ‘
Netball aniclters.—~Harttord Content. '
"cur av FLYIlNG GLAse.
em Goes Through Window of Mn.
A. E. Dunn's Residence.
to. result of boys playing bull in
4mm, Mrl. Aim E. Dunn. of.
1: piece, is nutter-in; severely from
inbuilt the hood and arm: re»
front ”longing and a hose--
' ' it was batted through one of
down in her home. yesterday
' ~ - It 5 o'clock.
unteters were having a greet
en :Phillp Voorhees was at the
44 Mrs. Dunn hep-
‘be'eittiug near the window
« 4'l‘e4have seen him set forth. I ' ~‘
SPRING, THE TRAVELING
MAN.
It is spring. the Traveling Man.
has been here. I
Here in the glen;
I He must have passed by in the
gray of the dawn.
, t; :4 a;
it i.
When only the robin and wren ,
Were awake.
Watching out with their bright
little eyes ..
"It.
r'g
In the midst of the brake.
The rabbits, heard him peel,
Stepping light on the gnu,
Whistling careless and gay at the
Wk o’thedey.‘
t
Then the backthorn to give him
delight
Put on the reiment of white,
And for his sake
443
The gorse on the hill where he
!
reeled an hour
Grew bright with a splendor of
flower. 34,4 ‘
My grief that I was not aware
0f himoeif being there;
,It i341 would have given my
dower
w
Whistling careless and gay in the
gray of the mom, '
‘ By the gorse bush and l'raughah i
and thorn
On his way to the north.
-—W. M. Lem in the Spectator.- ‘
The Sentinel will be pinned to re-
ceive letter: tor MEMO“. from its
readers. under the nbove heediutt. A
brief Indoor l4“ commutation.
mi a ”mm 9 Juan. corrid- more
weieht ind conviction then e lengthy
an ill Well the ermment II not
women. We do moot empheuo
audit brevity. Lalwwlndod er-
tic ell. we inn observed. on the int
.. to be M end In new time- ovoid-
ell nltonldor.
YOUNG MIN AND THE PROFES-
' IlON 0F TEACHING.
Mr. Editor;
A town-om on the above eubiect.
Once a your the Bte'te Board of
limitation entrants local high schools
throughout the otete to tux-om: it with
ilm or young people about to grad-
uate, who are worthy and titted to It-
tend our normel44echoole. ’
lt’is notiooeble that thou lint. are
made up for the most om ot young
women. the name or at young men
hardly ever appearing among the pros-
pertlvu mndldntn for the tom-hing
lll‘tllttillflh.
Why in thin so? \l’cro that normal
schools intended for Women only? Dona
the state grid the Matt: board ‘Il'ltill
our youth to bit under the solo Inliu»
ones of the tomato twat? Hoe toeohl
iutt become an «tit-minute lot). to he
nIiIttlnod by young men?
For some mutton it mine to be
generally undermined thnt the young ‘
tut-u who might ho, nvuilnhlo for this
honorable tmfiteelon mum so pent lt
into the, trades. bouillon”. or other
pmtottstomt. Thin "nutrient to prom;
lent today. “all: rohhlnn our public
ncbooltt or a long-neglected “deathly
hooded oiomentin common not! high
titYImOI otiltrnllon. tinny uranuwutn.
all ponihlc omelet are put. torth
in support of the nropoeitinn. Thon-
lu the pay problem. We hear it raid
that young men will not Wort: for no
enroll my. “drool? New a men
who could hetiflrwomo it good teacher
does not nmrngo over I800 to $1.300
e steer. and “It; hilhout the 01'er
tunitiert privileges and honor: or the 4
teacher 3 :f't * 4
The teacher: tire is not. cannot be.
[mm ittl verv nature. on ontmvnmt
one. Thorn lino plenum; and notio-
tertious in It which "do not mutt-n,
which. to somé considerable degree
eliminnto those nlcumree and extra»
ounce: the: accompany n lite devot—
ed simply to the end or melting money.
and pinnntlre melting. The worth til
the immune otn‘ monitor may enroll! be
valued in :23 Per (out. above thet4o4t
than: trades W occupations plying
the lame ecele‘ot‘ "see. for moon:
'junt given. 04', in another way. it
may he mid logo 2-?- per cent. further
than it like nailin- derived trout other .
pontoon.
Then. there 4am two months «on
your torrent. ~{collinear-iiion and eeit- -
improvement. b‘eeldee the Sawmill).
which is titled in eomo teacher: for
. unhealthy eottt‘iee end private etndv. ‘
From the ultimo end respon‘eihilules
at in man‘s litmtorlt. hie chosen pro»
[onion to not». not to be a permanent
one; his interest in it more continu-
ous and progroulve: his entries to the
town and not: more euhetantlei and
resulttul. Most mole inaction become
nullity men tutti instead or leaving the
proscenium on title account. on the Olh.‘ )
ed hand cling to it the more firmly.
so that their berries and the nine of
it is more constant end increasing.
Hero then, is a noble n ueelttl and
urgent calling whioll would unmet to
the young men about to militate from
our High School. in wall on to the
young, women. outwith the present
great. lack of young'nien' {adhere it!
our public aehooie, and e constantly
. ineroealnx demoed tor mule teacher-
on every hand, It. it to he hoped the:
‘ may or the ooinli‘lg mete mum
of the Nowell: Hull School will,thie
coming tell, enter our not-moi eohooie
In preparation tor one oi the meet
neon-m end honorehte or oil more»
“ new at Will“ to. mm
mmhowmtolmmtto
, um milled. .
A “W 045‘ THE Whoop
UR
Closed
All Day
Thursday,
Walshington’s
F OUR-DAY CON-
TINUATION SALE
which started Monday and
ends Friday, still affords just
as many
44.444.
Bargains.
T his is the time to buy.
Large assortment of the new No'veltiesin
Spring Merchandise 'can be had at a great
saving during these four days.
'It is all of
a reliable, first-class quality. ~ Take advant-4
age of this chance to buy Two New 4Dress- ’
es at the cast of one, before it is too late.
i come to the oonelualon thet in order
to erode the eituetione and the men-
'ipltltttinz 0:44 wot-do into evasive and
smile letters. it would suit the one
better to debate the reel subject on a
public Worm. 4
Therefore you we hereby ohdileng
We'd to e dobeie. to be held Ill? elm
that will suit you. in any available
lull in this city; them the better
flout): Nerwdk Local. mullet. new
we all “9”“? 4‘ *
lie. Wmaoddend the W
Mendelian-moments
the open end arm mm to melt. into} 'rv oooe‘ms‘e toe BOAMNG.
a reel moo, or are you intent on etlck- DETROIT Mich" Feb. 21-41:? 00bit,
in; to the above method? It‘s up to world’s chompion bmmen, wee eeon
you. Mr. Worden. Show your dolor. 'ln s new role yeeterdey when u n
Boepeethfily. . ‘
memo VOIGHT Domiter. he eooeyod to eltid war the
m“ IAWHEM’ cm from euflace or the Detroit River. .
. In a. preliminary to the novel exp»
in» Sadie Matthew mind For lenoe. he tested hie ebiiity aa’ a brood -.
larder mmineonemd breech Jumper in trying toieltp over 3 creek
1h: om! $245.4 mmmmm “ In the ice. He 41041144 t
y a noonJ getting thorouthly
m4 oottie no my moml
N am W
mudemuruthommboro! flint-«111°:
4 orweltt, the-two! Metthefll'llot ¢w1m¢ntiyi5to meal-unit 4e
dim. to he intern Hir4lulltlen m4 :n om. Hitch it
' whitewater ingreomothingtodowi \
newly recruited “hand“ on the ioohoet . I
Norwalk Chronicler