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TUESDAY. MARCH :9, 1912
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" Sun rises 5:56; sets 6:04.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
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MAOONIC DIRECTORY.
A etstsd Comunlestion of Old
.T 4,qu Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M..
“ will be held st its rooms, March 19th,
‘1012. stab o'clock p. m. Work, E. A.‘
"decree. All Master Mcsom cordially
Ii'ui internally lnvlua.
' M," Frsternsliy yours,
' ROBERT M. wn.c'ox, Bec'y.‘
.IOUTH NORWALK BOARD or
‘;4 TRADE
4"'Precident-—Nehsmlah Csndee
VictPresldent—Chariec J. Pidaeon.
”rotary—Frank W. Hadley.
4 Qfflnwrero-Mctthew Corbett
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» . , 890 ——Editor‘s Residence
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FORESTRY IN CONNECTICUT.
There was somcthing eminently
practical In tho nddrcss which GOV-
lug below the Businosu Men 3 unset-lu-
tion of ShellOn His fillbjtlcl was the
importance of forestry to the stale. lie
xmsde the stutomvnt, on the authority
“bf the state forester, thiit thoro are~
about one million acre-s or bind in Con-
necticut wliiob uré good for nothing
liaise than the growing of li't‘t‘rl. There
,4 is no longer nny doubt that tree plant-
in; run he carried on at a mom in
~’..tbis--stnto, and that land which cannot
‘ be used for ‘uny other purpose may be
Mode to yield a handsome return it
Trimmed with lines
Some )(‘lllrl ago, “hen the nutessity
'0! the states doing something to en-
outage lorestn was first brought to
theattentlon of the general assem-
bly, the statement was mode by u gen.
than, whq was in the lumbor‘bnsr
cs, that money iiivrsted in trees will
id a profit ot‘ 6 per cent. per unnum
, in the time the painting is planted
the time the grown tree is cut down
“'er pointed cut that the people who
no land, which they cannot use to
,i‘udvanlago for any other purpose, cnn
’hillord to plant it with trees since the
tote exempts the land from taxation
r a period of twenty years.
'3le manufacturing interests of the
tats need the trees for the conserrn
billion of the, water power with which
r tactoies are operated. No one
the, state can'be indliforent to the
‘4 portance of loreStry. it affects us
ml The trustees countries are those
" hare undeveloped and almost in-
billable 00 development. The ancient.
ocuntry of Spain furnishes an object
‘ esson in this. The absence of trees
‘1 '1! one of its distinguishing typogrnpin
ca4l features. its backward condition
' e in a measure to this fact
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.RlQHTJ'O 'ri-ir, POINT.
'omen of Middletown have formed
talking and diet club to reduce. their
, lght. There always will be some
',ho think of persOnnl comfort in the
dot, at a great world movement like
onion Mimosa—Now Britain Herald.
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,be open to women, and here will be c
" yr cause or complaint and s by no
attracts. Some philcnthroplo person
it, endow a school of journalism to
W un- wont—Dflduvrm Standard.
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tho cons who pay the cool prices to‘
“fitT excited—Now listen nous-
. scd msnui'ccturorc of cm.
high buttons recline thct at least
undrlcnnciily the good old U. 8. A. is
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“7% Mic. The origins! button inch
" ms the ilncl roll ecil tour yecrc
i‘nor iinlduin doliwrcd Fiidui even— ,
ported of any forty years. The gor- ‘
‘ThE' course of instruction in tho
JPuliltser school of journalism will not .
mans iinresl one, on the part of theirJ
.. r0 THE LEAP YEAR
,, DAMSEL
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'5“ Fair damsel, it is leap year,
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u When women are proposing.
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33 So find your mate and bid him
'li share
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Your heart. for him unclosing:
3,? 60 search him out where'er he
3‘, be.
S‘, ’ ‘
lg And tell him how you love him;
in ‘
:t'i Tell him you'll serve him faithful—
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l 3 .Though‘ {ruthless you should
~ , prove him.
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it Tell him you're not a sui‘t‘ragist.
is But just a natural woman,
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ii Who likes the social game, of
‘ ’ whist.
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3| Because that she is human.
to ' '
ii Say you can scrub, and cook and
u knit.
:2 And you can darn his stocking.
:: As with the baby you would sit
.‘l Beside the cradle rocking.
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4", And tell him he no means should
‘3' _, . spend .
2: To buy. you fancy dresses,
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. , , ‘ That no affinity or friend
" Should
share your sweet
5 Q caresses. ,
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H4 If all of this you tell him. sure,
.i' , And circle him with kisses,
- 36 And you will be his Mrs.
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-"« ' -Boston Post.
Q ‘ ‘To marry you'll compel him sure.
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‘ I 4 tribute lcrnly tomrd d genuine South
The Sentinel win or memo to re-
ceive letters [or wblicctlon. from its
cc c lonersl pro ltlon. ocrricc more
weight cnd oonvo otlon than c lengthy
one in Which' the tmment ic ml
oonoentrcted. "We do inoct emphatic.
ally sunset brevity. Long-winded cr-
ctl cltoaothcr.
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ACTION.
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to Tsck tor Signing Concoilds-
tion Petition.
Mr. Editor:
As a member or the South Norwslk
Board or Trcde, i want to enter my
protest against the cotton at tho precl-
dent and insurers of that organics
a committee to prepare a consolida-
tion chsrrér.
in the. first place. our Board at
Trade is it South Nnrwnlk Board or
Trude—4t is so distinctly namsdwlbe
name bsvlng recently been changed
by a vote or the organisation. As pres
ident of that ccsocistlon. Nehemiah
Condoe has no moral right to raise any
public action that can be construed
ho is so dimmed by the organisation
His notion in this run can ,and will
he used as representative or that or-
scnlscllon. "ti!" '.
He has on other occasions claimed
thu,t._tho “ct‘rcw vote" st the last elec-
tion committed Booth Norwslli cud
other actions 01' this town on this
question. This is wry ntislcnding.
and entirely unwarranted. it was as
snap movement. and without public'
warrant or sanction.
Now, 1 stir it it isn‘t time there was
an organisation to actually represent
pride; that doesn't worn to destroy
the ldfilulfir'
resilcrc. under the shove besdins. A .
brie! cud tube-point communlcction. -
ticles, we bcve observed. are the lost £33.,
to bc rec'd. cod cre many times smith 3:;-
PR'OTEST AGAINST MR. CANDEE'S '- '
Membcr 0! herd of Trade Tskcs Him .
tion relstlvo to the ‘petltlon coiling i
for a cnoeicl town meeting, to cpoolnt '
as representing that organisation until ,
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South Norwuilt"°snd not be ii tool oi .
Norwslk? Anomnlntlon that repro- .'
cents local interests: tbst bss‘lpccl ’
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South Norwsl
u lib soil respect and becoming dignity ‘
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ism enough to doclare themseli as free:
How has ll been with our proposed
public improvements? Haven't they
walk?
South Norwslk project, cud hasn‘t it
in several instances seriously intro
fared with them?
\Vbci business is it of Norwsllr
where or how we build our city bsll'
but they have, buried in to detest it.
in whoco lntorcst? Net ours! Sun
action or like character in our Nor»
walk public improvement. wouldn‘t
Norwslk hare resented it. cod very
mind our own business?
l am proud that we hsre a board
with tho manhood to take tholrro-
sponslbilitlos. Hull they been other
nice and like our Bocrd oi'i‘rcdsgnsn-
nsorc, Norwalk would have had them
their mainline» codename.
Board of Trails bsrs supported it be-‘
South Norwoik interests. cud not be
a tool of outside indusnce.‘ camplclnt
is mode that members cm not limb:
in paying their duet, .Why should
they be? 1 lol- one ‘rclrct tbct ruins
sre pcld. It they word not. they would
not be, and nanny others feel cs I do.
and! mmgitwillnotbcdono
chitin. But I bould be tied to con-
Ndrwsih circulation" slid ecmstir
hope its «respiration int! be soon on
foetal?
it sinuous.
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A PROTIOT AOMNW IOU?" NOR
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When l rout inwnlsh
about ills mummified ‘
3th“. will lncplr'c' lt .
Haven‘t the people at this city ostrich! _
been opposed at every step by Nov. r
ind Nor-walk over. l'mTOl' stir '
nose South Norwslh should hcvo taken . ,
emphatically and properly told us to _ ,.
oi Councilmen composed ,0: men of .
character and convictions cod the '
courage at their convictionc~men who ‘
are genuine South Norwcllrsrcu-inen' 1
who are proud of their bot-lugs cud
under control cnd dict‘sled their set
tlons ion. sg'o. All honor to them tor f"
We members or'the South Norwallt, '
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Eggs; This great season of the year is one that Elli
.f makes people stop' and wonder what the fiiI;
E3 Styles ‘will be, what colors are going to be i:
3, mast, popular, whether larger or smaller hats i, ..
to; else Here we have been work- I
if? or some
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welcome.
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cause we supposed it wcc to look after 2' ..
decency to mun its president of the
Hand of We bellow betraying the
confidence ot his [show mom. and
the lent he could hsvo done was to
roll-sin trout soliciting slg’ncturcc id
the scariest Thruioscn wooded oi
the meeting. “Booth Nomnlk first,
in! sud all no time," seems to hgrw
had little effect on hint. 1' cm. in.»
my. inclined to u c little rho-mine
Wm. Ccndee bcc been in two
do“ '1; («it yours this icon: noose-um.
it“. no! tic interaction be to com
tionc mold-bended but his inter-innit
We Announce Our Grand
SPRIN
Lasting Four Days
Wednesday, Thursday,
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Friday 8: Saturday
, . 1112 other a ',m0nth giving all our attention, ‘ij
z»? preparing for. this great showing which we
‘nnd independent of outside control?'r.
” intend to make the GREATEST ONE ever in
2%? The Norwalks. EXcluslveness is one of our 3
I main points. This season sees us with the SEES;
most select stock we have ever carried. Some- :1
of the Latest Paris creations, and creations *‘i
1 from oil over. '
Hats for . “All Occasions
Engine during our Opening Days and select
“ Hat. Pay us a visit while our
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nearly any 'yccrc South Nari-slink“
torus ahead until. dccpltc the most—
Victoriously. We arc co'v «has to
€130! tho trims stout slotbry'. Pros-
parity is within our In”. Arc wc'
coins tout-ileum brood be wiped
out pi silicon“ my to to “WW
rumours. an» ill, who.
rhhwmcutleoctlum
his the Citrotbocthucrwslbccn
mulbwmmiphm
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borer tbct Smith Wow
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tion, cits lc 'Mmi tibia tho unlit 3
, , not would it not be better to m,
? "dull! “the town. rclber “firm to
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tbsdocumen't has finally been brought
lortlr‘ into daylight. '
It haslbeen stated that while the
(libelous bwmulsuorc endeavored to
tnrowh only csrtslc ones when they
thought to be humble subjects to the
cause. that the refusal: they met with
were very numerous. especially in the
«pm but of the, town. A turther
Wt lil'l boon made with tho
bucolic or criticism. that the presi-
dew dr 1m Nor'wclk Board at Trade
cud or the Booth Nonclk Board or .
Triflc his Mar! active in soliciting
lithium. Hhs the South Norwalk
W bf Tulle over token any action
Willi; its president on the dues-
M40! damnation?
Is he Nor-nib to be ooncultcd or
oilfield coy expression in this unco-
“ill, with the wlcbb'c 04:14:le '
but Worm of the mic" ,ycl sec.
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Norwalk Chronicler