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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 11, 1912 · page 6

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SOCIETY NOTICES

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; MABQNIG DIRECTORY.

OI, Woli Lodge, No. Ioa, F. and' A. M.
Hoots in Masonic Building. 80th
Main Itreut, lot and 3d Tuesday of
~th month—duly and August ox-
; III—It 8 o'clock. All Mater
Mil cordially invited. Frederick
Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.

ortchoptor. No. 3!, R. A. M.

coin in Masonic Building, South
uln street, 2d and 4th Tuesday: of
ouch month-July and August ex-
cepted—41b 8 o’clock. All "Royal Arch
usunu cordially lIII lied. Thaddeus
Guyer. H. P. Robert M Wilcox,

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
Pruident—Nohemlah Candee.
Vlowronldenk-Charlen .l. Pldoeon.
“cream—«argon w. Hadley.
Treasures-Matthew Corbett,
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
gnu—News Department
92- -3-——Business Department
44-2-—-Branch Office. Norwalk
899 —~—Ed'ltor’s Residence
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IA" new clmptei of a «Iimzulur kind
has been addcd to IlIe MOI) of an III
indent hupponlug In llll I‘IIuhioquIlc:
winter colon) at AIlIun. S I) , III i‘I‘cII-
m’ary lust. Mrs. Ficdciick (l. Bunch
2' no feloniously assaulted at her I’IIIIII
gate ui’im nlgiIII'IIll—- strluk uith u
pullugpickot uud ulushcd witluu knife;
he, stor; was that a negro did it but;
gossip got bus; uiih uncilici tlIeory,‘
and went so l‘ur that C." tillvcl lsclln.’
a. prominent member oi’ the colony d0—;
‘ nod publicly that it would allow;
1pm. much plcuaurc to help to lynch;
outline-Is TheI new channel ap;
gears in tho, slrupc oi II formal com-
hint in telxns more startling direcl;
n thou boldest gossip durod utlor
alleging IlIaI' on the evening nil
26th din of iI‘I»IIIIIIII‘\ unc F 0 l
Inch did commit an uuuuuli uud lint~l
‘téi‘y with intent to kill. in whul ho:
did w-IliullI unlawfully and malicious;
.. and with niniicc IIIOIIoIlIoughI, ulth
knife or some illiill‘p inaIquuInI cut
and wound one Mrs. (‘amiiln Roach ;
‘ oi“. the Enid Mrs £chth to kill and
murder. " it Is not oilou that “gougip'
Ieru " hotlx denounced nu dcuorvlng ol‘f
lynching, receive no prompt a rein I
forcoment {mm a fmmul document is-‘
nod by tlIII public authoriuilc. War
, nts are oulzjor Ml‘. IBcach who is
reported just .nowto be in Europe. I
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COAL DVANCE.
in some pluc cool has miwmced u
ollar a ton null that on the strength
{the continuation of the suspension
of mining III the anthracite fluids.
hould mining be resumed uill the
colors remember to knock on? that
altrudollur? . it not them will be It
Wil To be time the dealer is not
tile 11qu IeslIonslblc for the present
‘ udltions He Is onl; II chip on the
hlfiucc oi‘ the cuII'cni of coal cIchts
no he um he pu‘: In a hard spot him~
hit, if he duos not w :Iich ouli—w
.9 Bridgeport Standard.

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PRACTICALLY SETTLED.
‘ President 'i‘oit'sl answer to , the

age resolution calling for informa-
n as to the reported establishment
, "Japan of a naval bake on Munda—

and bag, in Mexico will be designed to
oi at rest the conutwnt rumors of
hilarious colonization III Nortiu Ameri-
' m will be a distinct blow to the
" taboo? of a war‘ with Japan. Japan

 

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The Sentinel will be pinned to re»
coivo lettIero for pubilcution. from it:
reudoro. under the above headiu. A
brief and to-the point communication,
III a mineral propolition. “"105 more
weight undconvictlon than a lengthy
one In "which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most emphatic—
ull suggest brevity. Long-winded or.
tic es. we have ohuorvod. are the loot
In be read. and are many times an old-
ed altogether.

LOCATING THE LIBRARY.
Editor 0! Sentinel:

A taxpayer much interested in the
new library would urge upon the peo—
ple of the town to take into serious
consideration the placing of thoI bulld~
lug. The writer does not know it a
street line hue been established in
Washington street. \ththou it has
been or not, It public building with a
beautiful front should have an ample
and dignified upphouch. Cannot this.
that would add so much“ to the beauty
of the building. be brought about?

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,BiliIKiliaiiMl Til
BE NAMED GREAT
Piiili’iiET 0F ORDER

Great Sachem lIIquI-d 'l‘. Bucking
ham of the great: council or the lIu~
proved Ordor of Red Mun of Gun;
ncctiuut. is now piuuulng for the un-
nuui scallion of lime council which in
to ho hold In Hartford. May 7 and S.

The most Important business of the
council session will In. IIIII election
of oillcoiu for tho cunning \cIII ul-
though it Is knuun that tho proposed
indiun IIIoilc museum III Washington
will be discussed Informally and
will) much lutoiout, although iI is not
to come up fol notion III Ihc opinion.

As is usual unicorn will be named
ilv the or'dm of uIIctHeuIIiou Grout Su-
chem iiuciiinghum being named great
'prophet, to replace Howard J iiop-
hino. III New anou. who uili he the
irotillu officer this your uttor uni-lug.
io9riéd in official capacities for neverul
I‘eurn. John Ocizel. oi Dauhwry ”non
meat ocular uugunloIo will be clout-
oil to the pool or grant sol-hum. whilo
Great Junior Sugumo‘rc Frank A.
Wells. of Wotorlnnt will be named
great senior sugumoro

Fm the post loft \IIIiuuut bI Suga-
imom “oils. thI-IIIII IIIIIu uéwrnl aspir-
‘,nuts among them G A. Falrcnliild oi
Hilriducporl uho is lookcd upon an an
exwllcut choico it is known thul
Grout Keeper of Records William
Sounders, (It Nuugutuck. will be re»
IIlched. as will III'cIII licopcl‘ or Wain-
;Ium 0. S. Quiver. of New Haven.

A prciiulinui'y session of the great
council will Ibo hold on llle evening
of May 7. Inc IIIIg session opening
tho following morning III. '10 o‘clock
and concluding about 5 in the after:-
noon. The usual reports and nocrolo
gy ullil be read and what new business
there is Iiunoactcd.
liuriug the your el‘el‘y tribe in the
states, us In all the other states in
which Ihc Red Mon. are established.
blue gotten up petitions and sent
lthom to the congressman from their
respective districts. asking them to
support the measure now in ”the
hands of lhe House committee, pIIo~
Vining for the emotion at an ludlau
museum in the capital to contain
relics of ‘the days In which the in-
dlunu lived In the country.
In reply to the petition or the Red
Men or this district Congressman E.
J Hill has written Sachem Buck-
ingham to the «foot that he will give
the measure his heuriiest support.
Congmeusluun Hill declared thut he
wus In favor of the proloot and would

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are under smut pinned win: “any
that they nought to play a oration
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John B. alloy—Jud, Root. 0. mmmond , .

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TRUE, STORY

A camp of blue, 3 camp of my,
A peaceful river roiled be-

tween. ”
Were pitched two rifle Elmo . I!
away: ‘ ‘ l:
The sunfiad set the westaélolll': ‘ Ii
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son snow. II
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The greys struck up their “Dix- 3‘
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And “Rally Round" and “Bou- ' if '.
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All. no such lights skull cross ll “
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And the». above the glancing I. a: .
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0f song" a bugle warbled. ::
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“Home. home. sweet borne." I!

and voices ram: 3:.
And; my and, blue together it
saug— ' 'I
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are stifled z;
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trunumguslon. relative to uisouscs."
The discussion which followed was be.
tween D‘r Griswold of Greenwich and
Dr. Tracey. o: Not-walk. Dr Abraham
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poron (townie, Dipiflomio or Meningitis

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