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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 8, 1912 · page 6

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1 GSENTIhlEl.

Golden. Editor and
Proprietor

 
 
 

' -. TOMORROW
Sun tiles 5. 23: sets 6:26.
lgh tide 4: 11 a. 111.; 4 :48 p. m.

SOCIETY NOTICES

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MABONIC DIRECTORY.

 

 
 
 

Election of officers.

Fraternally yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Bec‘y.
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“351.1111 NORWALK aonao or

- . TRADE
‘ ‘midon

 
 
 
 
 
 

t—Nebemlah Candoe,
Vioe-PneIdent-Charm J. Pldseon.

‘ “rotary—Frank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

PHONE CALLS

‘ ‘ 92-2—-—News Department
’ 92-3—Business Department
. u-z—Branch Office. Norwalk
,890 -—Editor’s Residence
729-5—City Editor‘s Residence
Congressman Sulzet says substan-
‘ ,‘tialli. that let his 1111111 caucus do
311'th it will in its “1111 battleship nil-1
’proprlnllo11‘tlt'g1'oe lo1 his part he
WODOEes that there shall be no fall‘
down in the 11.11 nl piogratn of two but
tleships 11 your. lie protests oarnestlv
inguinal the idea 01‘ economizing on vi
l things. and lai'ishing the public
om in 111111111101 tent unmet-escort or
little directions. "The naval bill, as
44wlli pass the House." Mr. Snlzer
old, “will contain substantial nppml
Dilutions for that armored (rulsors,
tillers
nil destr'olot'e

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Senate. i am in

fat two more battleships.
te,a11d i believe the House
e. to sustain the Senate." And to
the credit of Congressman Sulzer it-
4 ‘obeerved that be neither

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moose scare." lie bases ills ar1r11~i
1 {or the maintenance of American
'1 Strength 1111011 no panicky flutlu
8qu impending international
11, but upon 11 wellt'oueldemd
4 attic Dollt'l oi kooping the navvl
Eeoimletent shape for lie greatest:
. nd that in a substantial incur-3
_ gainet war. As things are it's
tile-fit and most practicl insurancei
is. '
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Carnegie gave more library gills!
ever in lull—and ivtlco as much
7 .be‘xave 111 mitt-«according to a do
' I report by the American Library
aiion in its Mart-l1 Bulletin. The
library donations for the your fig:
4 «up to 33.364.822.69, and of thin
1m Carnegie gave 32,26,370 to 136
- one cities in the United States.
28 in Canada The majority of
W «towns are. in the middle West

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

4 ,41'4valthoug'h nearly every state of
nlon is «remanded. 0! the other
le ili'brar-y gills of the year was
’Mefit’ion or books. manuscripts, pro-
.11.. and other mutter. amounting
“ 74 items, relating to the native
Lo North America, Hawaii and
lpplnee. 1111111111 wns given to
My Libl'arv of Chicago by
‘ B. Ayen'.
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11191111" To THE POINT. ,

 

 

 

 

ape. Just one-‘mtlt'e queat;ion---
la going to bury the lust 1111111?"
mourn Weekly.
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he amateur gardner, when be
,out in the sprini. calls a spade
goods, but we should hate to tell
on what he colic it after his 11mm
hatersd.——Bosion Globe.

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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,u'd men youterdax gave 11 bur-
.entltlod “Gaby Deslys and‘nan-
bar." ‘It'e time there college
stopped kicking poor' Gab)
11»an Britain Herald.
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MN“!!! on It still deep in
of the detour-New York

 

 
 
 
 

114114141191 in ultimo

 

A muscle «blow York

 
 

 

TURE ALMANAC FOR

~ concentrated. We do moat emphatic-
01121113.? Alla-111031;“; :1” Tm: ally suggest brevity. Long-winded Ir-

roomu, April 9th, 1912, at 8 o'clock p.

‘ 'I'EVENING SENTINEL TELE- .

1 E pol ati'ist'laeti ai ioeco come ii

1Tientl tutto quellio per alliesliio
1511b marines, torpedo boats.

formed. will amend the hill by prov-id ism...

wtu' '

believes Solianto al trangngiat'. a amlcone.
rotonde iovbelievo, in the eocnlledi

South. and in the ‘l’rot'lnce of .On- ‘

skating place in the winter. the entire
‘- property extending over unite n semi

4 Mille- helm; contain locum tht411,

1|»th field line A 5111.1L

 

The Sentinel Will be pinned to re-
ceive lotter- l'or publication, lrotn its
tendon. under the above holding. A
brief and loathe-point communloutlon.
as a general proposition, curries more
weight and conviction then a lengthy
one in which the argument ll not

tlcles, we have observed. are the last
to be read. and are many time- avoid
ell altogether.

”~—

CARO‘ AMIGO.

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Vo'ecrivertl questo blglletto e credo
che non ti euro molesto her an 'av-
visetto:

Non. caro, per darti consigile 1121'

Tu flcchei'ai il 11an dove non spotta

a to.
Chi nusco quadro, lo dico in iondo,
Caro Biugio, non puo'farsl tondo.
Sei tanto grande e non metti gludizio
E come 11 111110 cambii ll polo 2 11011
11 vlzio.
it? poi chi t'insoguo'a lar l'oratore

Tua pnpa' Domenico Salvatore?

Vuol luril grande edotio come up
Papa:

Ma in vm'iia‘ non solxhe 1111a rapa.
Ne‘ invnr la train all' usino e 19 ll

yroppoue

(‘1 ill poi-dc ilCQllll (‘llillil e il snpone.

Srrivo 11119310 sol per oortesla.

l lien certo the non lie nvral tuaiiu~
1 (1011111.

5 Per ll {alto dl l‘icciilllo tllunul

l Deati (011111 a me ill tutti i titlnni;

1 Ma tu scngllnstl ll 88.1580 dentro ll buco

 

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bruoo.
. Non rare il4f11lsetto. euro. 0 t'uvverto
pol
Di \ledortl uii pocllettlno l {aiii lllol

Se no‘lln rote non luol eseei'e impli-
gllato.
engnti t'he H in Luzzatto.
l. 11 118220 groseo, come al 10110 ll
gntto
Fillien H in dl (‘hleea 1111 aorciuo
Cho gli niozzo' la coda col denilno

lo cl soommetto, no eel ii camplone.
'Veslii'tl loglio piuttoato all’ lngleee

E non d'un pranzo rpngnrtl lo -
4spese . .1.
ll’crdlo the mnugeresti 1111 bite on
101,110

Se cl mas 1111 elm 11 1111311111111 ii costo.
Qumulo t‘11cclglni al solito aimghetio.
' nopo so! llbllre ti fat 10 Icarpetto.
Se 119111 in tenla prendi precautions,

Seno' diventi come no maecherone.
01' voglio dil'ti ancora in com-sin

(The so vital lartl pastor in malnttln,’
Vattene a Tripoli a tare ll bedulno.

Se etuifo eel til late ll damorino.
Noahltro ho da dirtl e via 1 cruccl:

’I‘i saluto e none too amino.

ORAZIO BUCCI.

So. Norwalk, April 4, it)“. .

111111 the 111111
lilillili'l‘lliiid 111

Bvington and Paradise contractors
in No1',1vailt have loot completed lay-
ing a number of new uerVioe connec-
tions in Main street Jar the United
Electric Light and Witter "Company.
and it may be interesting to note that
they left a connection at the Captain

 

Limb property appetite the Center 4

school and Henry street.

The céptain Lamb property prom-
ises to be some day the seat or a num-
ber of line residences, with-n utl'oet
running through from Main street, to
Camp street. connecting on the Main
street and with Henry etreetd‘herta .1!
ample space here 101' 1: great many:
dwilinxs and the property II quite de-
sirable, in that it is practically can
trail) located.

In veare gone by this we: a rewrite

having filled with water and frown
each year. or late, haircut-{tile pro.
party has been thrown Open for 4a
dumping ground, and it is felt ditto:
up. level with with meet. it Is an 4

dioted that in two ram. :1- in door ht -

the greatest length :1 time. idle piloot
will be in readiness tor idle new.
street, and to‘r such building oboe»
lions M will surely doll".

 

 

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writer 1 SHOULD LIKE

I'd like to own a quiet nook,
When May bestows her smile
onee more' .
And stand by my cabin door,
See it reflecte in a brook.

Beneath the trees a little nest.
Where leads not any road or
pa,th
A road which never neighbors
‘ hath.
Save that the white doves love
the best.

To ere, on the horizon dim,
At foot of yonder rock so gray.
Pine trees. and hear at close of
day
The branches sing their evening
hymn;

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Whore valleys into valleys go.
and where the strearnlets, in
their play.
Capricioualy go on their way,
And white beneath the leafugety
flow: i).

Where olive trees may dream
their fill.
Ar dbend their heads. fut turn-
"it 8")“
Where wild vines. foolish lovers-
they.
Climb joyoualy along the hilt;

A realm obedient to my law.

A cool path beside my door. “

A bower with eglentine grown

o'er.
No longer than three stalks of
an' =1 Itz'

Oi fragrant moon the carpet laid
Where lavender and thyme
grow, ..

A lord-zip not so large. I know.

As a child‘s garden oft is made.

In this retreat I fnln would stay.
Witlftmairy shapes the void to

And ‘3: beneath the foliage
My poet dreaming: float away.

But what 1 with 1:: most. 0 rue.
Widioutm whom I would quit

Wouldythm mile to ehave. all for my

' A queen of 1m with golden 11:11. -

1 A queen. whole voice it wit and

low.

With pensive face and shining
ey ee,.

, .4.... Beneath whose feet untied-med

Would rice
The more: over which they go.

- 1 ‘ —Emile 2:1:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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AICalendar of Economics for V '

 
 
 

your attention this week

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

will gladly show you.

 
 
 

 

 

 

————-;- Al Fortunate Purchase of Suits ——

W'omenii and Minced Tailored Suite, cancelled by a lame Chicago house. because they could not be
delivered in time We bought some at a large reduction.

$12.50. $18.50, $25.00

Women’s Lingerie Waists

' “9 cannot describe all of them. Onl) a few each at these prices.

7980, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98

Messaline Petticoats

oi oil the best qualilloa and inches. in all the much wanted colors,

11.98, 4 $2.98, 153.98.34.98

 
 
 

 
 

Be sure you get one.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Many others are here that we

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

R-lntiton length ..............
12411111011 length .......... . . ..
ill-button length .............

 

 

Long White, Kid and Silk GLOVES

for Afternoon and Evening Wear

KID GLOVES

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SILK GLOVES
........... . $2.00 E-ulasp 50c
......... $2.75 ‘i2obutton length 75c
............ $3.00 lG-button length $1.00'

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

to Claim. ............ »
7e Calico” ..... . ............
10: Fruit of the Loom

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

25o Anderwn'u Gingham.

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Domestic and Linen Department

25:11-1511 Dimitieu.

 
 
 
 
 

Specials for this week

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

............. 35/20 12V,cAllLlnenCr-nb.................;...8‘/zc .
.«A ........... .414: mLunch'cioehs. ......... 49o
....... 79/9 msaem ...... . ................. ..... 59c
..........ie: ,ileritiowcuu. .................. .....;i214:
......... 150 33.110 nod spread: ................. “Musics

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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The house «m coon beautltul with
Easter Momma. and greetings tram
nearly all who were present. in the
dining room litre. 13.41. Van Doren.
him it s. Aden» and hire. C. Renae-
mar served the attachments. The
birthday cake was a beautiful center
piece. representing at ternary with 1011
electric lights
’ for It: beauty. end with the electric
M uhieli wan executed by C. Buck.
tunnel-1min upended the Vie
“trola, and dollzbtlul “lacunae were
heard throughout the afternoon

 

It was most merited ‘

resides in California and from other PARADERS CAUGHT IN SHOWER.
relu‘tl'ieii tutti friends in Rhodo island.
Massachusetts New Jersey. New York
and (lonneetleut. and incidentally all “WNW Yeeterday Afternoon.
check for 31.00 was received mat «ex-1 The .weather man played a mean
Governor Fort. of New Jersey, who' metible trick on the ladies yea-
had expected to be present. ‘ larder afternoon and indirectly touch-

Captaln 'l‘ B. Smith, of lilaat Nor. ed the pocketbook of the other sex.
walk. had had a photograph of Captain when he sent on April shower at 3 o'-
Bylibeo'e birthplace taken. and pre .cloolt. which not only caused a panic
rented n to him. The house to mill anonstboee'who went out to see and
in hood presentation and all were be seen. b'ut was able the means or
motlyintemted 1n the photograph. ruining more than one Easter hat.
Captain Byrbee is anticipating a. visit brilliant in plumage and startling in
to the. place with the warmer weather. ; dough. ‘ 1*

Captain ml. “mg- The beautiful sprint W68ther 01 Sat-
1,1511“. a number .011 mg,- .111 ml- nrdar and yesterday morning beckon-
deuce oi the lawmmbuln anneal; ed the ponders uni hold out to them.
1031 the diulnctloui of Min: 48 min ‘3 invitational}; a. large number
of Norwalk. as he was born in one od‘ '0?! not long to mounting. From ear-
tho Revolutionary bounce which m LY morning until about 3 o'clock the
on what in can known all ”romance. strata. particularly West avenue.

 

Easter Hat; Spoiled by the Sudden

south Norwal‘ir. He has alarm made were'th'e wanes I! I brilliant nascent.

lilo, home hem. end enjoys n wide ue- Church time boom hull it! hordes
unulntunce. With hie boyhood um oi'ellurch noon. the usual tuthtol few
went on the choreof hum-ml being augmented by my more, 11111:-

Sonnd it. was actual on: Captain lousto show what they Win the line
antic: should follow 11: W we or mouth 5111111: 010111111:

. f be 11mm: thomlixllly wetland in M
national anal-1y one much Maintain-cs tor the mer-

Of Willa idiom mo many, which

teen new: old he no lo commode! dents and ultra one: to: the consum-

‘ .emmmmmlorumm‘ can, sitcom the limo.- made up for

.llo-meueleditntblswo‘rk. new ”Mflfidmmeolprlde

v :Wuhtbu record thWoltl'
minim uiici‘. to the country Home
nu mam cot-vice storm the civil milder; throw discretlml to 111: winds

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"9131“"!th ”munch. m and then fill new. ‘The tool-

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Iridium. Mimi ”condominium near
1113mm. out their natural
mm.umc.lm.w m tie We until neither
“datum“nolde W m Mutton. were left.
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