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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 30, 1912 · page 6

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2. - TOMORROW
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SOCIETY NOTICES

MASONIC DIRECTORY.

A Stated Communication of Old
Welt Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M..
will he held at in roomu, April 29,
1912,“ 8 o'clock p m. Work, F. o

no internally invited.
Fraternaily yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX Sec' y.

 

' Brother and Companion F. D. Hem
ion, a member“ of Rhinebeck Lodge,
No. 432, F. and A. M., Rhinebeck,
New York; also of Butler Chapter, No.
88, R. A. M., of South NorWalk. Conn,
«tiled» his home in Dar-Ian, Comm, yu-
' my morning. Service: will be held
_t III. 1919 reuldence, Menday evening.
V pi'll 191, at 7:30 o '.c|ock Hie remains
Will be taken to Rhinebeck N. Y., on
the 1: 54 a m. train, April 2nd,1912,
for Interment

9;».
MOUTH NORWALK BOARD or
' VTRADE

Preolclent~Nehemlah Candee.
Vioe—Preeident—Chariee J. Pldneon.
Secretary—Junk w. Hadley.-
' _ Treasurer—Matthew Gel-belt,

 

 

 

 

 

 

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
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gee-News Department

. 92-3—Business Department
44- -a—-Branch Ofiice. Norwalk
Bgo hEditor’ s Residence
729-5f-City Editor’o Residence

A SURE COWARO

A New Britain mIIII. desoriing his
wife, left this cominriing billet. donx:
“The city will support ,IIIII. I‘am go
» 1113 MIT» neIer to return" it is quite
possible that a good many onwards
ho derorl their wives argue the
saline way and even salvo the atom
of conscience {hr-I mu) lithe fished
pint of the rag bug of then soul. Be-

 

 

‘t be allowed ‘io starve. they
2 iii ‘3' depart, leaving all the respon-
lilies for the woman to shoulder.
Wilma the “moon must be looked
AWN Au injustice and inhuman not
result from an) action to the.
trnry, and yet it rim-ant seem (air
it the community should have 10
$3 responsible .Vlor what 11 man ought
‘ be compelled to do «Jileridon Koo
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mom PRICED F060.
he potato consult-led and proper-
, an important article of food, is not
{indispensable when it passes the prioo
150 a bushel Most people are
the habit or eating too mum of
‘l having acquired the habit when
~_ vegetables were cheap. As they
" ‘nnot be considered cheap at. this
i’loo. it behooves thoee who studv
903110111 economv to find no they
"11y can. a satisfactory substitute
9 hint. the carrot in II vegetable
e virtues are shameiuily over-
‘lneclw-‘New Haven Reilieter.
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The aim or or Chicago sue the cent
of living can he cut eharplI, but he
1909miuenda flank elenk us a starter.
t we want to Room is how to out
twice at porter-house living. We
Vke‘ rump stouk.—-Milwuukee

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

lo 911 he has to do is to 919;) out of
trout door and slide .-—~0leveliimi

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3 Degree. All Marker Mnone cordially .

more they know that their wives .

he iionrteeu- toot ballot. used at the '

not have to keep up on automo- ‘

 

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on THE VERANDA

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“He has six motor cars they say—-

Keepo three in Paris and-J
Oh, my!

H

“So gray

Isn't that tunic just-

I really think she ought to dye.”

“The biggest catch of all. my
dear:

He has one lung and thirty mil-
lions!

They do say—" “Yes, Jack Hall
is here:

He's simply g‘tand to lead cotil.
ions!"

O

'2 orig- best bridge player in the

place."

“She has a house with sixty
roome,"

"It changes things if that's the
case!"

V “Oh. yes, I visited the Tombi."

‘Is'..

“He is a widower. my dear.
The richest man in this hotel 1”
"I think it‘s rather poky here."

"You wear an oversltirt as
'00

well .

““I'saw them on the boardwalk 1“
“NO,

I never touch a bit of sweet.”

"But how much does Vshe really
owe?"

“No.“ you shan‘t pay! This is

iny treat!"

And so it goes from morn.tili
night.

The same old talk. the name old
way.-

And yet..denr rudenii I might.

I'd ask what better things you
any?

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eeiro lotion for ouliliontion. from its
renders. under the thou holding. A
brief and to-Ihe-point communication.
on 9 general propoaimn. currie- more
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one in which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
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ticies. we have charred are the int
to he read. end 919 many time: mid-
ed altogether.

PURGHMING AT HOME.
Editor Evening Boutineiz~

in lookinh over your paper n1 rain-.2

day i saw your ten oommnndmentsfror
the your 1912. now. Mr. helm. they
we all 0. 1!..th 999 one: who rum.
“5 to hoop the toil oummnndmemia
they themselves aid their amnion so
to New York, am not the, thin: they
want no to set horn in South Non
IIuliI. Sou i know thnt 1 no: 1911113..
Tho meiouunu want the peer people
to gen their thing; in 89qu Non-lit.
and the merchant! nod their "milieu
go to New York, and got their thin”.
Why do not the merchants oration:

Norwnik not their things initial: city.

and live the other. morohnuto or South
Norwuik a cumin In“. 9 little?
The merchants of South
not the general Mild to trade with
them, but they do not trade with the
other momhl’ntn or 56th Will.
Therein! ‘their wine go tom
York and set thing: when they could
get them at home. knit help new '31»
tin-trier, or they edit for I think this
will hold some of the ten commend
manomentl'.
2 .1. 0. alumnus.

 

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onto. his Iriende, or his country, whose
lHoiy Week March 31 to April 5‘- aitertiou, loyalty and protection have

I 699‘: service ll Man‘s Glory linen inIishcd upon him. Above them
The Inter Brotherhood (onlorenre‘au there stands our infinite indebt-
held in Chicago “a: I 1919 ‘38 a" nose to God. The story of His lOIe
“ended in renreseniatiws of the Prod :15 mm How will the stem of our

.thIuriun Brotherhood or Ainorioa. 1119:1190; fwd beside ”o it ‘8 out or such

iil‘rotherhood of Andrew and Philip. a hook that the souls or men must
the Methodist Bailiill and Congrega- VeventIInllI be judged. “i gave Myself
lIIIIIIIIl ilroihorhoods lhe Brotherhood for thee; what 1193' than given tor

in the SoIIIhern Presbyterian (‘huroinlmey-

Ellie Brotherhood of the biucipicu of Bible readings-«Daniel 19: 1__3 ‘ ilnl.

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