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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 3, 1912 · page 6

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1 I NIATURE ALMAEAC FOB

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‘ ightide 12:20 a. m; 12:47 p. in.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MAsouio piasc'rosv.

A Spselal communication at Old
Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M..
tulll be held at its rooms Good Frlday

Mention, Aprll 5th. 1912. at i o 'eloeit.

work. the M. M Degree on fiv. ean-

wastes. Call off at 5 p. m. for supper
' hitho banquet room. Call on again at
57¢” o‘clock p. m. and finish up the
V All Master Masons cordially
.. 'and internally invited.
“ gay orderol'thon. M.

' r. s. LYON, w. M.

Attest Robt, M.‘Wllcox, Sec‘y.

 

 

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.NQTH NORWALK BOARD ,OF
TRADE

fiPrssIdsnt—Nohemlah Canoes.
‘VIlos-Prssldsnt—Charlss J. Pldgeon.

“rotary—Frank w. Hadley.
Tnaursr—Matthsw Corbett

EVENING SEETINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS

‘i‘ga-a—New’s Department
91-3—Business Department
1 “oz—Branch Qfiice. Norwalk
'890 -—Edit¢ir’s Residence
”9.541131 Editor' 3 Residence

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QUE BIEGGIEE CELENEL.

What 2' spectacle to see our il-
notions etc-president beggipg for
another nomination from the rear
”platform of railroad trains. Where
‘ it, you find its. parallel?
’ About four years ago Theodore
Roosevelt vacated the presidential
shake-undeniably the biggest
man in this country and one of
the big “inen of the world. Intox-
ted with power. and inflated
the idea that he was the
popular idol of the day. Teddy
ed into the African jungle
3th the same strenuosity and
era that has characterized his
, and private life since he
1g. tight the eye of the people.
months he absented himself
then came out again and
ght the public' at eye ‘
'He remained silent on matters
pertaining to home politics. but
_ lttled the world by his famous
Guildhall speech, in which he saw
to publicly advise Great Brit-
as to what course it should
Mow in the prosecution of its
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the same time gave liberty a .

sleuth the face. :1

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$1511 ultimately to follow H8 "Kl
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contradiction same title uni-prise.
1 for not one of these expeptod Ithst

Teddy would be content t6 sit
Quietiy and Will“ the nomination
. edit) from him. To be sure.
when be with this statement the
Colonel apparently thought that
Ithe home was his (or the asking.
But even those who Were not
surprised when he took'the bull
by the horns regret exonedingly
that he has chosen the course that
he has. We have seen the other
side of theman. and the nation
has seen it in time.
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women HEROINE.
(Brooklyn Standard Unlos)

let the rims ill lllrs.I Peter Borque
be added. She did not swim out and
rescue shipwrecked sailors as did
Grace Darling, or like idsbowls row
again and min inio storindusluad
sea to aid some helpless men, but she"
earned the title of heroine neverthe
less. Mrs. Borquo's husband tended
the beam. on Bird Rock Island or
the Magdalena group, north of Nova
Scoltit Recently he lost his life in
the water and Mrs. llIorque determln
ed to keep the light burning until the
government boat the only issue] that
calls at tho llshthouse, arrived.

For ten days she struggled through
the duties of supplylug the oll,Itrlm-
mlng the wicks and doing the other
necessary work. The cold was in.
tense and she and her hsby suflered

from hunger. Mrs. norque ssys’she
could not cook-1.411211111111111 she was ion
weak and worn. At any rate, when
the government ship came with sup
plies the crew found mother and ln~
lsiii ulmosrdead-fbut the light was
burning.

Mrs. Bomuo was so lll from exhaus-
tion and privation that she could
not walk to-thé steamer. Surely tlils
ls a case of dogged determination to
do ono'a duty that may be properly
culled herolsm. And the Dominion
government is not llkuly to let the
lncldent pass unremembered.

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RIGHT TO THE POINT.

Dr. wIllev today becomes contribut-
lng editor to u housekeeping maul
zine. Thus we are assured tho! the
M1 w‘lll go merrily on. «Waterbury
Republican. " 1» it

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Gettlng the federal remnant to
pay' tolld'or the use or; lovers in
rural mail delivery will of course in.
Lcrssso the demand for the rural ser-
vicepund lo the end. villus“, town-:1
and cities may also expect 10111101-
mail travel.‘-$fen"‘ York World.

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J. P. Morgan has been calling on
«King Victor Emmanuel, but whether
to buy the Qulrtnsl. or hand over the
klag a few millions to carry on the
war with Turkey the dispatches do
not state.~8cbeoectsdy Union-Star.

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Forms} rice-president Morton, who
will be eighty-eight in May. is about
to change the exterior gt his Wash-
lngton residence frost red brie! to
white marble. One stay to happy-dun;

to live forever. ~Prtyldeneo Journal

the seven Iii-est wonders ‘ol the world
ouilit to bs'I included the method that

unit ~rsuas-ipuls inquire: .
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To the list of lighthouse heroines .

severaly from it. They also suffered .

is to think and act as it Jolie expected ~

Among whorl Hubbard's new list of

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DEMOCRACY.

Beautiful yet thy temples rise,

Though there profaning gifts
are thrown;

And fires unldndled d the skies

Are glaring round thy alter» '

stone.

Still to those courts my footsteps
turn.

For through the mists which
dsrken there ‘

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The- We of the ’patriot‘s
prayer! .

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