ti rises 5 :50; sets 6:08.
thigh tide 1:37 a. m.; 1:55 p. m.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MABONIC DIRECTORY.
A Stated Convocation of Butler
hunter. ‘R. A. M.. will be held at it:
‘t'oo'tnu. March 26th. 1912, et '3 o'clock
. .“m. Work, Past Master and M. E. M.
MNQI- All R. A. Masons cordially
and internally invited.
Fraternelly yours.
nosed? M. WILCOX, eoc'y.
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WUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
" Daemon—Nehemiah Candee.
VlcoPreuldent—Charleu J. Pldueon.
"Secretary—Frank w. Hadley.
, TreasureMMntthew Corbett.
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WRONGS PERMITTED. . i
‘ The wrongs which are permitted in}
4 hs‘nnme of administering justice ml
the United Siliit‘rl have long mnde our.
judicial methods it byword in England]
I ‘ Germany. Elaborate articles“
here: been ~pubilshed in many magn-
I-iinos showing the abuse that exists
nd the need of reform. ln'Coiiicr's
ookly there has recently appeared“
denied oi' articles in which the diln-'
‘td’ry and shirtless methods of our
tote courts have been scientifically
Suited.
'Cbnditions are worse in New York
than in some or the other states.
much worse than in Connecticut But
there is room for lmprmement every-
w are. especialll in tho selection of
{dried and the whole business of pre-
exiting evidence in court.
dotted tor jury service resort to our
our cities They gre nien who
a duties to perform which cannot;
Jittertfupted for months at n time
ltilonrt the most serious cohscquen
V~iiarttotd Times. ,
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BIG LATITUDE.
one incorporntors of that ilnrt‘
rd. lighting and power company
fish have thought that Connecticut
you big latitude in its charters. tor
$45,000.00ti corporation has oil-
“use to do any kind of business that
i could mention.~-~.\ioridon Journnl.
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RIGHT To THE POINT.
Nut Goodwin resents being‘onlled
.i’obbor of the fireside bernuae at his
humorous marriages nnd sepurtitlons.
real title, to be sure. should be
rovidor for others‘ firesides.»Ly nu
. 4 a...
rfiocretnry of State Rogers sounds a
note or warning for the police to get,
use to some, or the law violations by
tbmobilists. If the police will note.
tho-numbers of the offending cars the
4 9 will do the rest.-~Brldgeport
‘ egrum.
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I cago's Grand Opera company this
our will cost the Chicagoans who are
opportlng it nothing, but they may
allze a smell profit Eugene Field
oys said that some day Chicago
mild make culture homo-Boston
I
4 We trust it is not significant that
the man who is temporutilv doing Di.
“’ kit’s work is named Doolittle——
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Mont . trimmed Meadows-7
orlt 'hrlbuue.
It blow up and wrecked this
.. mm; the m ponible
to the Blinder no r oom:
toll in) down. wlh‘JI
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. it is n0 '
nder that the sort or men who are ,
”methods when coated to the jury
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7.; Forty years old and unmarried,
3; Lonely and weary of life.
:: The plans of a lifetime nxiscar-
~ » tied.
:: ’1 determined to get me a wife.
3! But first. being world-wise and
."I wary,
.‘f I thought that I'd find out the
.‘49 cost.
U, Would a paltry three thousand
3‘, keep Mary? 4
I", Or should we be stranded and
it ‘ lost? '
hi 4. I‘d ask John~hc‘d married a
it beauty;
ti And Tom—he was tied to a
it queen:
ti End Bob—who had felt it his duty
4" To wed a sweet chit of sixteen.
:2 John sighed as he answered my
‘45 question:
"4; “Stocks down. business awful.
‘ u but still I
i.’ The sale of my gold mine in Pres? ‘
A; vi 4 gton. ‘ '
‘4" ~' Thank God. paid the milliners
it hi it. ”
3!
I ll Tom‘s face was deep-lined. worn a
ti o by sorrow; ‘
ta His clothes. out of date and
ti . threadbare.
U “The Minus? She‘s sailing to-
It , marrow."
it He‘d mortgaged the home for
If ‘ her fare.
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4" Bob. debonsir, happy, light-heart-
“.a ed,
4; » Replied with an
i; frown;
"4; “With my very last cent I’ve just
‘4. parted
it . To pay to: my wife’s Paris
It gown."
:: Ah me! There’s the rain on the ,
it shingle,
it And my rooms seem deserted
it and drear,
it Still. I’d rather be lonely and
‘ single.
3 ~ Than atom on three thoussnd
It a year.
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Saturday Night Specials
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We have had a busy day. the crowds kept us going continually. It shows that
the public appreciates our Saturday Items. Here are a
few for TONIGHT. COME!
EXTRA SPECIAL—«Men's Tics. lNVEFITED GAS LIGHTS, halt
in Spring colors; our regular
frosted globe. extra line inun-
tle; regulnrty 50c. Tonight.
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ready to hang. Tonight.
* MOM CURTAINS, Ill made.
370.
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HAIR must-Ins, solid wood
7:.‘?.
ace cor-ton curtain. my,»
flno'bsle notion Baiting. er.
buck. nlumlnutn taco, tull . size
brush; regularly 50c. ‘i‘onixh-t.
sx‘ran uncut.” ... Mdies‘
READERS’
V sws
The sentinel mu be pleased to to
on. tenure for publication. from its
rssdertl. under the above heading. A
briet xnd tie-thew!“ communication,
as n general proposition. curries more
weight and conviction than u lengthy
one in which tho eminent in not
concentrated. We do moat cmpbntio
ally suggest brevity. hinterland no
tieleu. we here ’oburved. org the mt
to be rend, undue may than at old-
otl u‘ltouotner.
WRITING UNDER none 0! not“.
Ocean—um
A flomnon Resident Writes Also on
the Gouultdutton scheme.
Rowuyton. March 21’. into.
nanor Evening sentinel ’
The correspondence in your paper
at interest i tell to use any grout
‘ harm in a letter tor the public press
being unbr’nittod over a born «to plume
The ermine-a of mom: it any
one cares to so construe it,“ is not no
dlnciose. boat-in; no name. rum poet
mnnv men and women too. who are
not led or driven; who are careful ob
servers. who are discrimination and
well interned. whens coining trot
north consideration; yet they may be
unable to express theme-true in u pub-
lic gathering, and hem 3 «one or
tinildtty they do uhrlnlt trout boring
their unmet appear in monolith: new
paper/writers. notable mum hon-
tributors and authors of tnrtktntt‘ books
do their work under a horn ‘do plume.
Of course. on the other hand than
are some who delight to see thelt‘
name in public print, oven in the or
melt) at on nopenduue to a. petition.
"I noticed an: um. at one Norwaik
gentlemen spectra on both or m nett-
nous published in your lane at lurch
M18 Possibly it Brother Ound'oo was o
4 turnover his human trout tint
* viewpoint. would when a" wherein or
up at We! section or pot-ti. 4
" 2 «button boring tie own loco! pride Ind ‘
i 'srr roll weighs one pound. we.
cg: Tonight. taut: roll. .
1";
3w. 4
3.3% so: conssr QOVERB-«llood
1’4 quaint. trimmed. Special
We"? tonight. 37c.
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or into i hive ion with a. great. dentl
my bad; it simplymtnndu tor. noun
\l'sists. u largo variety only
models; m4. $1.50. Tonight,
flu.
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lNlTlAL WRITING PAPER. 24
sheets. and 24 enVelopeB; reg-
ularly the. Tonight. in.
12%: 40M. LAWN. flaw—Fine
quality ill-in. Lawn, suitable
for waists and dresses. To
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in tint"; blno and grey rotors.
Tongan. 5e yd.
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46o GHEBTS. aoewnleached g
Sheets. center seam. good cot-
ton; 72x90. Tonight. 28c. 25c .TNILE DAMASK. 19e—-
Good quality heavy Ihl'mnsk,
til inches wide, good patterns.
Tonight. lilo.
5e COTTON CRASH. 39—10
nieces 'l‘willed Cotton crash.
is inciieu wide. with red bor‘
tier, Tonight, 3c yd.
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DUSTLESQ DUST CLOTHS.
can be washed without injury
to cloth;
night, He.
regularly 250.1‘oc
in our local progress.
We certainly did not socuru any of
these things through manifested in-
terest in our welture train the town It
large. Do our citizens want to step
into an unknown future of coneollda» -
. lion and become obliterated? win our
taxpayers relish increased tax rates
for the benefit of outside extravagance
of which we moot be partnlicrs'.’
.‘t‘orwllh build:- new bridges. opens
up new roadways and our good money
’hol‘pu do the wot-ti and my the bills
iWhnt will he the result it we pet so
the little grip that wwhdir horn. and
con claim. as .nmepsrudu’ sectfin at
tho whole. wiih our bronchi local
stnndihx?
in considering the recon! vote of
8350.000 for a new bridge. with the no
uoln‘unent o! a committee of seven to
carry forward the project. did Rower-
ton Moire any recognition? But we
will have to pay our shore of the in,
turret on the bonds for the next titty
YMl'll. Shall me through some myth~
tent or plottenl scheme under the name
at comlldstion‘entsli increased hard
shin an out- taxpayers tor the next two
or three generations?
The oommunicotion trout Windmill:
in your paper the other evening won an
eyeopenel‘ to many in the alumni
anthem of the town. The growth and
development ut the tour newer also
tlons at the tenor under our tit-mitt
throwing nurtbo‘de. cortulnly in: an
that could be doeired. The advance
moot during the putt ten years. which
to 70 percent Whoretean you find it
better showing? ‘
It more. In any tool: existing it. in
not with the present methods, neither
would ooneolidution help those four
um: ”mm of the town.3 What:
would; the owner or e deuurtment more
do it no routine or his bottom were ‘
mount splendid than; all no time
out! one section mm Muir Would
be tuttoeuue' route new. unit-fed nod
risky system in order to correct the
trouble. would butane the chosen
ot doctor-sits!“ his entire businm'ln
order to mist the on weak that! The
‘priholnle in oil trunk m the com
dating or the town moon mil-I
strate- thle that; the mmttut hurt
in that the schools are euflorlnt Etie-
parable datum while twin; the. a
bot-intent. v
about be otherwise Wow nxide4
included 75 per cent. at the ares and \
Let the mutilation, hermit: from 33’
Situated in our town in the result: 1‘
.ot
’Bllliiillil’ Iiilll'S
illiil Blllllill iiillll
impressive Exercises Held in
Arlington Cemetery, Virginiaf
"tor Victims of Explosion
WASHINGTON. Mart-b 23.~—With
all the comp and soiemnity that a
mighty notion can pay Iitugberoes or
war. the last or the deed of the, mine
were told nutty today beneath the
green hills at Virginia, in Qriiuzton
Cemetery. today. Side by side with
the bodies of those brought back from
Havens Harbor utter the. war with
Spain. they were consigned to the
earth or the old dominion. while a Na—
tion paid its last measure of honor to
the "unldentided" or that great coma»
tronho that brought on a war. changed
the man of the world and extended
the empire of the muted States into
theoorners oi the earth.
Seldom in the history of this room
try has there been planned a higher
tribute to the memory at any man or
men than that {or the filly-(Oil? dad
or the Albino. Government business
in Washoingflon was practicum; sus-
pended by executive order. President
Taft. most of the members at his dub
loot, the. highest dinners at the urmy.
the nary and the. marine corps. om-
ctsin of the departments. and the re»
proseututlvos ct runny toreignr powers
participated in the «arcing... Over
tho-.mvermnent buildings hogs bung
”hail mt. while Congress ado
loomed at. midday. The booming of
minute m. and the trump 0! act
M added the touch 0! military
pomp and oircumstnnoo. 4
Einborllio that weful We
had mummthoeerouontht
the burlll. mm with the to-
male! them from that! 8.
Birmingham, which brought them up
from Bevin. manual“ with the ms
in: at three rollers 01 mortuary over
m, the motion were designed to
marrow-node droves net-on the Po- ‘
Richard Wainwright, Lieut. Boydrand
Medical Directors L G. Heueberger.
unicorn under him at the time. For
Admiral Dewey and [dent-General
Nelson A. Miles. the ranking officers
or the Navy and the Army. special
places had been set apart. ‘
During the memorial exercises the
committee had arranged for the toll.
in; of the "Paul Revere" bell of All
Souls’ Unitarian Church.
Winding slowly out from behind the
Navy Building into Pennsylvania are
one. the precession tound its way
throuh the older part 0i Wuuhtngton.
across the aqueduct. bridge! over the
Potomac Rhett, And on to Arlington.
To Rear-Admit .,wi.y A. Finite had
been assigned Wand of the parade.
and behind hint were placed first an
escort of police: in -detachment ot
troops from Fort: Myer; ‘the‘Murius
Bond. a squadron or cavalry and the
first battalion of engineers. The nan
ul escort comprised a battalion of ms.
rlnes. two battalions of seamen; the
naval band and the District of Colnm‘
bin Nat-hi Militia.
Just ahead of the 34 army caissons
bearing the lenden caskets were plac-
ed Chaplain Bayard and Father Chld-
wick and just behind the ting draped
Man the pallbearers, from the Navy.
the honorary pallbearers from the Uni
ted spanlxh War Veterans and forty-
eixht bony hearers. The place at the
head or the maumeru was given to
President Taft. In the White House,
automobile his secretary. C. D. Fillies.
and his naval aide, Lieut. Timmons.
also had seats. The president's per~
sonul escort was a troop or cavalry
and the line behind his automobile in
cluded the Secretary of War, the Sec»
rotary or the Navy, the Assistant Sec»
rotary or the Navy. officers of the
Maine; aides to the Secretary of the
Navy. chiefs of bureau of the Navy
Department and the major-general
commandant oi the Marine Corps.
Jolt behind these officials place had
been left for distinguished persons.
' the united Spanish War Veterans.
udloo‘ Auxiliary of the Veterans, so
elation and citizens.
Over the groves in Arlingmn the
simple exercises includedrburial ser-
vices by Charlton Bryant and Father
Wdflek.‘ With the Inn: of three
volley: of mummy by s comp-hr at
m maxim, o notional solute or 21 suns
, mm on our: butter: to the cemetery
and the “We! the plumtin call
If”!!! mwmmen to the
earth
4 me ‘A “AWN moon/m.
tantalum: tit-m at 12:15 oclock.
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