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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 28, 1912 · page 6

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MQURSDAY, lVlARC‘H 28. 191;

 

 

WIAT‘URE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
rise: 5 :41; net: 6: 13.
rhtlde1:48a.m;8:24p. m.
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SOCIETY NOTICES

MASON“: DIRECTORY.
A ‘ Dpcolnl Convocation of Butler
annular, R. A. M., wlll be held at m
,o. Moroh 28th, 1912, at 8 o'olook
to. Work. it A. door” followed by
banquet. All R. A. Manon: cordially
I‘Il‘d internally lnvltod.
Front-Rally yours.
, ROBERT M. WlLOOX, occ'y.

 

 

WU‘I‘H NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE

Pruidont~Nohemlah Candeo.
VlcoaPresldopt—Chorlu J. Ptduoon.
‘wrolarvarank W. Hadley.
Trauma—Matthew Corbett.
_» EVENING .SENTINEL ,TELE»
. PHONE CALLS
,4 92-2—-—News Department
92~3——Business Department
44-2—-Branch Office, Nor-walk
Bgo ~Editor 3 Residence
729-5—-—City Editor’ 3 Residence

 

EASTER SUNDAY

‘ blaster Sunday has. fallen on April

, which is the (into this, your. only '

ur tlmea sincé’ the war 1500. It ”is
Somewhat odd that the llm three Were

22. 1183;}, and ill-H. and the fourth
did not comr- lllllll Will. At‘tI-r the
haunting Easter it “in tail on the sumo
date only twice in the mono!” mntnr;
and those dates will he no tax in the
fixture that \onngslero oi Iodm will

narcoly live to see them. The years

ra 1985 and 1996.

Next your Easter will full on March
23.. Only tullce in the lost oonlnry was
it. on the stiitte‘dnto» ill“ and 185$.
‘ his is within a day of being the

lost in that century for tho present,

lining March 22 in the year lSlS.

tel“ 1913 thorn will not be another
star as early as March 23.

latest Hooter olnro 18ml was in

him when it «m April 25 n. will not i

P ‘lnte an that in any 'v‘em of the

Century. April Ell lillll and the

illoy'lnzxioll being the. latest.
festival at Easter was natal)-

‘_l-'t'lG-HT To THE POINT.
hip a day from Now York to

is in twospoot. That will make .

to like lonringlho house to take
lloy car down tonInwiirldgeport .
o‘gmm.
. .4-
The port of telephone conversation
noon ‘l.0ndon and Paris has boon
hood from $2 to torly' coma, for
minute conversation. hut. oven
hdonors are not generally toh.
“ranch lessons by tolephone.“
ton (Hobo. ’* .

. . ~0—
llo motto of the rolllors in Eng
‘ ”appears to he: "Strike! till the
lll’rlko fund oxplreol"wNow York

" ,‘ aow ' .
Doc" Lillian Russell tolls girla‘
in more honest love in a hand-

e than a kiss. We don’t believe
hoesfthe proofs‘ of the ”things

name is being signed to those
mytwKnlolwrhooker (Albany) Profits.

«4-— ,
1 seems to he an oven break be~
tréeu the demorrats ln Congreso on
tho thrill and tho democratic legisla-
‘ro of Maine on the liquor question
hora has been plenty of talk but .
tithing accomplished. —~ Springfield

‘. 4“
at has a trolley car got to do
on spreading contagion? It can be
ll. but the polluted person who
t“ 309: right through to the
of he Journey. Are our health
igloo ANOI-w’loh, Bulletin. ‘

mm at the University of Who
over the question of eliminat‘
ell" from the 391110: chm yell
‘0‘ odor 'thot collogos have

 

THE TOYS

My little son. who look‘d from
thoughtful eyes

And moved and spoke in quiet

grownup wise.

Having my law the seventh time
disobey’d.

I struck him and dismias'd
With hard words. and unkiss'd;

His mother, who was patient, be-
ing dead.

I
Then. fearing lest his grief should
hinder sleep.

I visited his bed.
But found him slumbering deep.

With darken’d eyelids, and their
lashes yet

From his late sobbing wet.
And I. with moan.

Kissing away his tears. loft others
of my own:

For. on the table drawn beside
his head.

He had put. within his reach.

A “box” of counters. and a ‘ red-
vem‘d stone. '

A piec: oi‘glas's abraded by the
beach "

Add six oroevon shells.

A bottle with bluebello

\

And two French oopoer coins.
ranged there with careful art.

To comfort his lid heart.
Sowheii that night I pray‘d ‘
To God. I wept and said: ‘ .,

Ah. when at: last we lie with
| ‘ tranced breath,

Not vexing thee in death.

And Thou remcmberost of what
toys

We gnade our joys. ,
How weakly undorsiood ‘
Thy gre‘at commanded good.

Then fatherly not less

That I whom Thou hast molded

from the clay.

Thou’lt léave Thy wrath, and soy, .
“I will beisorryior their chlldloh- . '

mas."

~Coventry Putnam. ‘ ‘

 

sown
READERS’
VW IEW

The Sentinel will be planned to re- I.
celve letters tor publlcntlon. from ll: --

random. under the above heading A

brief Ind tome-point communication, ‘

no a general proposition. corrm more

weight. and oonvlollon tlnn 2 lengthy ,
one in Which tho argument in not ‘.
concentrated. We do molt omphatlov ;

ally suggest hmvlty. Long-winded II
tlclos, we have ohmrvod. are tho int

to he read. nod In many thou mold- 3

all almaomor.

lillissmlllllillnn

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4,ooo.om People Have Adopted
it Will: 18 Cities In
33 States

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No ”Birth of municipal administra-
tion hm: ever taken much I hold of the

nation and nl-comnllohod Inch henollo- .

int rmmllrl tut the commission govern
nlont ohm. llnrlng the year Will there

won n book published getting (0th the ‘

dotnlln ling nooomoiiohmentl ol‘ corn»

mtonlon govorntnont. The boos cow ‘

thlna 285 pogos'nnd deals with ovary
phone of the oubjoct. We quote an
extract from the photon; by the am
than. the states: "l‘ommlaalon gov

moment. to a: combination of the at» ‘

proved toatnron or all the hoot Ameri-
can olt‘y ohnrton of rooont origin and
tho oonoroto result of om; American

olty‘a earnest allot-tn to work out tho

orohloml or its own ndlmlnlatratlon.
“Tho term at government by com

llliahllm Willi appropriated from the

chariot of tlnlttoslon, Text; the pro-

vision for the recall from Lon All"

melon. Ooh: tho rotorontlnm and initia-
llvo‘ irom lull”. Tor. Partloonohlp

was automaton. the merit system on .

tnhllahod, tho "ideals thin: enforced
were the joint ore-lotion of a local con-
ntlluoury minimum to notional activ-

lty and” an ll. noon publlc which tor .

"will” r I? ; om lunch a! in.

but timhflli .Jll'olllom‘i of agent" .
in; good oily gorerhmont under dtlmo

cmllt? mantras.“
The April numhor or one or the lead?
in: mammals. Just out this would

contains a very full and lntorotltlng ao- ‘

count of the wonderiul molt: that,
have been obtained in the cities that
have adoptod commission government.
it says:

"Between .lnnnary 1. ions. and Feb- ~-

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wary 1. 1912 no loo: than 186 Ammo "

oun ditto: unaltered through 33 state:
mow! the mmloolon form oi now
«rumour. More than £00 othor do"

tlon or the oomntmion. ._
“Galmton. rmemoomn n destroy

dad and bankrupt olt)’. DIM!!! all of its

hills and commons no doom. 'l‘hlo

who oooomoltrhodln loo your: undor - -.

the communion at Mo. won; moo.

who had absolute chain 0! overt; do- ‘

tmnmont ol the oily oovommoot. 4
”Howrah. Tonedommlulon vino in

. are now seriously considering the odd)!» .

ettoo‘t January I. 1906. ”Tu and N ‘

dnood and old debt or “00,900 wiped
out. lo ilvo you": «verity rollo- o!
”root's hove huh reptv'od, tho cool

“lining donated out of amoral rvonuo.

School- hIIro boon mm from pol
tuna. The prloo of out but been toms

. ed down from :1 no to $1 is per thou»

sand.

"Dallas. Tex.-'ComoimloiI plan in '

direct 1907. in oral trio your; the‘
communion wiped out a gammy of 4,
lino 000 and established a credit hal- ‘

woe.
“Des Moluoo. l2.‘-~Commlulon plan
‘ln affect in 1907 In its that your the

communion outed “8.4.099 in months ‘

62mm: . '
‘er Molar. uncommon

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oilyliuboon pntonamhlmlu, our»

in; it: hill; «very odoonduy‘ mom

loo akin II; mo‘jpormt MonotW

 

 

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what you want in
the paper. We have

it in the store.

 

it you cannot come.
send mail or tole-

ohoue order.
Prompt attention.

 

 

 

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[is usual, more Big
Bargains for this day

Be one Of the many who will
profit by these items

“SPECIALLY PRICED
FOR TOMORROW

I‘I I>-AI‘I I‘I' ‘ A ' ‘ A
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33.21% I... - .

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5c RED CROSS cures: CLOTH, 3c

100 yards o1 hno White Choline
Cloth. 2m inches wide. Tomorrow.3c

 

5c con-Tall C‘HA‘LLIES. or”. -

i090 yards of !.Cm!0n (thrilling. lrI
hermit and other new designs. To
mo‘rrow ......................4£f’zc

 

HAIR BRUSHES

with solid hand back and handle.
aluminum taco. largo hriaties; mo
ulnrly Silo. Tomorrow ..... ....39c

 

‘ PROPHYLAO‘NO Too'm “ BRUSHES

unduly 30c. Tomorrow. . . .1 .19:

 

erlLtMANfs FRICKLE oRékM

regularly ‘50.» jar. Tomorrow. . .394:

 

200 COTTON BATTING. 12‘2“.

1 pound of Cotton Batting. pure
white. very et- on and aloe. Tomor-
row ........ 12! e roll

 

. y .vtovo-r Runs

 

7 intimidation LINEN cOLLAR's
273:6! floral and Oriental doalxno; - ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
regularly 133.30 Tomorrow” .23.”

 

 

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COUCH COVERS

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in striped patterns. full 3 yards.-
long: regularly 31. Tomorrow...89c

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‘SOQIETY CORRESPONDENCE
CARDS

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all linen. 24 cards. 24 envelopes.
Tomorrow .. ...... . ............ 15o

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' LADIES’ HEMSTITCHED EM.
BROIDERED HANDIISERCHIEFS

. 9+9

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reg. 12920. Tomorrow ......... 992°
or 3 for 25¢

 

.CHtLorIEN'le TAN AND
‘WHITE Homanv

no black, lasting quality. Tomor-
row . .................. 2 pairs 25!:

NIoK‘aLeo shrew mm
I don. 0M cud... .tl cam tor 9c

 

 

man's resonant: smarts

with or, without collars; regularly
60o.,w'l‘omorrow 89°

 

‘ regularly 23m. Tomorrow... . .. .11c

 

 

 

 

 

‘lh‘d oily.

. cltlu that. how odoptedlt.

tirllng'ton 1"“? M in all“ A!" ‘ "Such hoa‘ been the experience of

tho pun {into other I'll ‘4 1910- In M thong mum oily rumination government. Moat lmport‘
his ht. tram-y will on ml mill in filmed on 8 mil bolls; Prowl out or all to the hot that the people
. s in Nfdhdodl to In: will I” 1-: who live in mm cltlel have. at

lull, developed I «on of civic or ' 4
community pride Md moonulblllty. ‘
And the abort ballot Ind the Mailed
communion tom a moment no
apparently the boot. hills that have so
too bail found tor am am to their

nowiuplmlou." ‘
""~“ * “ -F.A.S.

Um it“ w advloo moo mo
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