. c Summon .001 M55 Mot-n43,“ E ALMA‘NAO FOR 5315::th 6 :34. :9 56 a. _. :"110 .1911. m. ‘ Aeomc'olnzcronv. ‘wd Communication of Old an. No.1“, F and A. M.,‘wiii . . t it: room, April 16th, 1912. “yoga. in. Work. Mount-Ma- go; 3A" Mister Macon: cor- lntornolly invited. internally yours, mm M. wu.cox. ho‘y. nonwnLK noun or ‘ TRADE nidont—Nohominh Candeo. midonl-thI-rlee J. Pidueon. 3 rywr'rnnk Vii. Hadley. , fer—Matthew Corbett. W limo SENTINEL TELE- PHONE CALLS . News Department mines: Department Branch Office. Nor-walk ”Editor" 3 Residence ‘3 it}! Editor’ 5 Residence T‘O-‘iNVESTlGAITE CONDITIONS 3 door Edward 11.. Smith of Hurt»: ‘ has appoiutrd thirteen of the trillion of fifteen which is to in- 31min lice conditions in iiulii’ord. ” ommon coumil homo limo .lgo . land the appolulmuni of Such mmltloo though it cut oil’ the ‘ appropriutions for its activ- lt ‘lmholloved that lil‘iidil' indiv- A Mill numb the uooeunuly tuudn‘ solute the imosliguiion. Tho [mitten is made up of .1119 follow 3 . Ernest A. Wells. J. Giliiorl. it mooumy coroner; Dr. Novel 8. liter, iiroeidont of Trinity college; in. Andretto. bunker; Martin canon Bennett, lawyer; Minn Martha Wilkinson. visiting nurse; William, .i’lhlting. police oommissioneru M“ ii Bulkoley lirulnnrni police ’iooioner; Mrs. Isuno \l'. Kings , llsl'llifils A. Kleeno. pro ’ rinli; college; Dr. 'l‘liomnnl William P. (‘aldér member .1 uncil board} Eduard ”tin labor lender and student ”lo conditions Judging cup of this rommiltoe humble to gain informa- 33’ be valuable. not onl3 but to other (‘llwlt‘sw— “mm... .. W. NGING VOCABULARY. newspapers ruler lo the 3 ' ten thousand dollar or the tlndorriilf Sanitarium on. on n ‘shnclt.' Thai re- oi‘our changing \ocubulary. .tow years a hut has become ow. n shed in transformed in- rm. no open rough board ,9 apnours as a hangu’r'aud on _ lire building is dubbed a shank. with n nouorlul engine gets H‘iite society on n hydropluno. )1 "no party was tendered John ti. ‘o: Bouton street. last ove- ‘ on‘or otthereuty—filth on- ";ry‘ oi his birthday. The usual 5‘ were indulged in. music and .p’ibglns fehturon. At an 'early fills morning the guests deport- . ‘ eing‘ that Mr. and Mrs. g were chormlug' entertainers. resent were: Misses Laura Tilly Amundeon. Clara Anna Kerckce. Elizabeth While Dory, Marlo Halls. An- ‘Berihn nindilar Ellnhoth And Mrs. Pou'oll. Meme. "intention nouns, Andrew Whitley. Michael Room. 3 II. Andrew Powell. Joseph lliiam Kenn. Stephen not; 3 ”.Kroslto. William Powell. ‘ “hooky. mourn: the poor ‘ 3 on a. genornl proposition. cm more weight and.convioi.ton than I. lanolin - and lowuo with tho nrulix “South" and little fiat-bottomed scan, to . com letters on nohiiootion. from. ill radon. under the Above Mun. . brie: and Mlle-point communication. one in which the moment in not concentrated. We do moat omnhntic- all sunset brevity. Long-winded or» tic es. we have observed. no the int to he read. and are many time: avoid- ed Altonotnér. ARGUMENTS AGAINsT CONSOLI- DATiON. Editor of Sentinel: One of the inoinid urgumenlo pro- oented as a reaaon for consolidntlon is that the prefix "South" would“ be ohlit~ eruted. and we would all out and sleep under “the one iiluotriournnmo of “Norwalk.” The next. time you are traveling, and the enquiry in mode. “W‘horo‘aro you from?".ll' the answer should he, "Norwnlk." lust note the reply; 9 tiniou out of every 10 it ll: “Oh: Norviallt. Ohio." When the sumo question in asked And the answer is. "South Norwalk." invariably the re 1113' will be: "Oh! from South Norwuilt. on the Conuolidnlod rond bolwoonl Now York and Boston. You we horn honrd or your hula, uhirtn. uhoo8.3hurtl. warn. oyntorn. municipal utilities, etc." linmodlnioly the name or South Nulwulk in annociuloil with the well’ earned practicality of tho place. ’i‘hoi rpreilx “South" continua A hundred told udvuuingou over tho home of simpil ‘iNorwulkf’ Wilhln‘lho Ultitod Slim thorn are over night hnndrod oitlo‘e luhoui illv tonne numhor with North. East, West and uluo with Northeast. etc. New York mate has some one hundred and iwouiy cities and towns with the prefix “South." Forty-nix of the stiller; have. many places with the "South“. However the name of a plum has but very little it) do with its digression or its proposition. the pot» pie make the plum. oven consolidation. cannot change the hoopla. ‘ South Norwnlk and each oi the oth- or not and centers of our town are but oxempiiilcuiionu or thwoooolo within their bordoln. it may he of intoroot to. look into the choraoter and .‘ieeultn of homo of tho cities with the preilx "South.“ Many of those citienhnvo achieved distinction by the progress they hum made. South Bend. ind. with a population of 21.319, cannon re- port at 1890, has in the lust connuo report it population of 63.684. an in. crease 0! Nil our contouring the last twenty yearn. South Oninhu, Noll" with n populugioli‘ot 8.062 donut: re non oi? 11890.3 hog in tho loot. canons re port of 1910 A population of 26,259. on croaoe of 225 our cent. during the last twenty yearn. Booth Bethlehem. PA. with it population of 10. 392. unusual-o- port of 1890.11213 in tho lust ceunuo re port of 1910 a population at 19.973 au' increase of iii pm“ cont. during the last twenty yours. South Normik. Conn. with a population or 4 807. honing re port of 1890:1111» in the last census re- port of 1910 a population of 8.368. an increase of 87 new cool. during the loot twenty 3on3 For couipiirlsou i might Add that in eight of our states there in I city or town of “Norwalk. " The principal one bolus Normlk Ohio, with e popula- tion of 7. 858. oonuu‘e report of 1910 Then follow Nor-walk, (loom. populo- tlon 6.964: .iorwnlh,‘ Win. population 725: Nor-walk. OIL. population 596;, Norwalk. in. population ails; Non walk, ‘Fla.,lpopulatlon.fi 181; NONIlk. Mist, population 26: Norwnik. Mich. population 17 By the census report or 1890, Nor- walk. Conn. had a mutilation or 8.‘ 387; the last 'oomun report of 1910 Elven the population 6954. ahowinn A growth or 9 per cent during the lost twenty yearn. 16 walk. Wlnulpouk. and Rowoyton 1m rowdy to ourrendor what littlo‘ Borne rule and not! uovornmont out they from the conoolldfihd railroad limo to than consolidntion. ' The Sentinel wm ho pron-ca to re It the people at Norwitik. Enal Nor ‘ now onloy And use titanium or“ . chloe no outer Method could be odontoll Hill liliililliiiiil 555858 iii if Piliilill‘ liming Smith! Will; be ileid Friday Micron» at Odd Fol; lows llall. Bridgeport With Commander in Chief H. M. Trimbio of Princeton. “1.. and the bonds of evory patriotic ordol in lilo state in attendance and on tho speak- ing progrnm.‘lihe otnto encampment or the Grand'Ai-my or the Republic will noon in 31163th Trinity alien “00H. Tho othor dintinxuluhod guoou who are to ho nrouont um Mrs. Ghioo A. ' Warren. 01' Plainviile. department prooidont o! the Women’u Rollo! Corpu; Alvin 0. F‘nlrhnnke. of Nor— wich. meta commotion oi the Sons of Veterans: Mrs. Nellie I‘i. Orchard, at New London. proficient or the [laugh tors of Valor-nun: Richard J. (’iwhlll. oi South Nomrnih. department noun muudor of the (l. A. it: Mrs. Julian 3L Newton. 0! Control Village. urani- dont of tho bullion oi the (l. A. it. lichen tillulilu, of Hartford. deport» mom uommuudor of the Spanish \i’ur Waterman; the Rev. John E. Zoltor. of South Norwnlk: Mrs. Ellen ‘iiurry. of Hartford. pronidonl or the Bpnnlsh War Voleru‘nn‘ auxiliary; .1. ll. Crout- loy, ornament of tho intonation Cilia nonu‘ coma. and .iiinyor (Yliltord ii. Wlluon. oi iiridnaoont. MAyor at Campfire. ..i the «mm... which in to be held in up Rim nothodiet church on tho «coins or Friday. oil the unicorn and llinyor Wilson will hadron tho om entrapment 3 ‘ Call- of ‘35. in addition to thin extensive annuit- ing program there will no nmoinl innate and an «one: bullion who Mil are associated on many moriiotieflw 0th plenum and and. for the old .“ soldiers. The cnmniiro in 3 to prove the moot momornhlli’teutdro U L or this year's oncotnvmont. Pint Benton. mom will upon at noclock Prion 13er street, when routineond occu- mule’rtud luminous will ho trnnoncted. After the close at the afternoon sou. slon the retention will be tattoo on on automobile ride. to all inlet-outing , points in the city and its suburbs.” outlined by thoollinn Already. on» nuanced. Fridny evening will in taken up by the commie Commander Cutbiii to Retire. Eiooiion o'l animus for the “coming your will bo heid on tho mowing or Saturday. the eucmument being cull. ed to order in 10 o’clock Department Commander (lutirlli will not be u candidm3 tor Mien lionlnnd there Are mmr who are now lucked upon .1133 poulhiiitiee tor- th‘o honorod. post there will be a banquet. in the ban quot room at .tho Odd Fellow And this is to conclude the euoommnt. which in expected will Mint ‘10 M550. OOOURN TO HINDI. Mu. J. M. Goblin. What 0! the Normik inquAl machine mm. he. to“ the moth on oil] timid. At the MI! W it we Al: the Clit- Aound the old war calls with much ’i‘ho that session oi‘ the. down» H afternoon in Odd Follow? hall on Alton the union nrldxooort not ion that Bill) voiernno. ' returned tron: A wry oloAIAnt trip ' “ ti 1% it ll ll ii ii in ii it u .5? . it it it at A; . in H, .u 5‘, it U u 11 l6 ,“3 ti SONNET ’Twas over thus-«ch tent-wig “’2 armed by. Fate . With. thronging pouibilitien of good And ill; One self in known of love and one of hate. And one unknown remains in .. x confidence still. . zHer lace is fair I love. and yet a with 3 Of hidden lightning shown~ where clouds may be: M \Wo’ff. . . ' Within the shadow ol‘ those eyes 1:” dgrk ‘ ; . ‘3 .v‘ 31 x May lurk onother. spirit few 3 cm nee-- oue um I fear. And yet I know that 1m ,. And kindneaefruie that life) f,.~ 5.5mm rendyf'hnnd; ' Tho lightning. striking irom the cloud: Above. Mny mar the fairest cuties man has phoned, Yet doubt I not what. good I know to be. Nor value less when heaven 1 send it me. 1. ' -Sarah P. Byrnea. .k' nix Inon Coleus. black and tans. Wlliillii HilliPRflillS Re ember. if holes Appear before the end of it means new Hose for you. Sold in boxeo of aix'fpairs. light or medium watchtowhieck. ten or my. 50. $200 All $3.00 Bill uuomrnoor" srocmuos, for Women. , . s2.070 lllll‘lllii Bil“ mm on: raw noun lillll us i sous : liiiiliieiillillll 331* 3 . «THROUGH THE OUTLOOKING 1 GLASB. «York Eioning oat: “The 5Red Knight had hen rowing for in long time and Alice noticed than they were still in tho M? plane. That no: on account of the peculiar? " " . way in which the Red Knight handled. like onto. He pulled at the sum our Extra Gai- lungs Traci; initial. u haul as he mold no he“. pushed. with tho left our as hard as he could ””49““ Ball Pm ‘ loud the boot went round and round in Serious Results M how muted in a moot notion: anoi- dent woo prenatal by (on iron when roll on the trolley brim in the center ‘ of this place 'l‘hurndny OYGMM. when ”’wmul‘" a. special oar lumped. the truck Thol 3 our on an armour lowing here It 2mm 5"- - s: to and soon to Norm»: for A crowd our woo going rather slow or the na- woo the our completely left the rails And who heeded for the sidewalk whore oniv thin bonnie form I tool stop to its travel. The cut with outright to A quick stop. A loot moro‘nnd the foot into the river below. 3 9 is happened. The on m in choruo oi Clarenc‘oAlion No blame ooh he platoon on the cor grow on tho rolls Are in no condition tor AW on. " 5 but who no eiroumomooel” A ion: or null were putt “ lit 1 circle. . shore. one we i" no naked anxiously. wusrnour April 15 wwmmumi or working people It. in due bAoit at ”“3“” ml 1 “mid so out in A heat 6. to when tho Accident Milne-nod The undoi- “0 “m“ ‘ "You aro wry otupid.“ said the Red bridge. when on iron um all out A EMS“ WWW M 301%.! will 8° out in the min made: no «mun; .3 ~ '1 Wouinncthut minnow in odd: 3 . .i‘? lion! our would have oration onto: ' ‘ the thin boards; and nothing would“. hate atonmd it. from drooping moor ‘ tired under no hlnnhlit. it would moan There run about Micah buxom that you maimed on» without a son the car at tho time. all of whom “Millet. wouldn't. it?" ' ' : _ wore mm drighlenod Alter tkoy hld‘t linen how hour they demo to u more' “9m“. “tide”; “I“ may "N when Why you ShOlild have gone out With, V tile in this DOM?" ‘TWo drool getting any nearer the ‘ "NM I Ml." Mid Aline. “That's fine." said lilo Rod Knight. .Von you con nee lint. i In neither Airflow radial not A inconsrown But Alice's conscience began to "You know." she um. “I promised ooh." ’ “Tints All m then." said the suit might have boon difloront A: it :0? KW!“ “It'o just who: you are M‘l “nut l on: no. " said Allan. “It might ”9355‘ “thou” mid Alina: 3 “Anti sorrow you cold. it will no to “i suppose so." will Alton. . , 3 “Now, were there any oironmatanoos - naked tho Red But Alice bowl to whimper. .. "I promiud mnlnmol “should. "that ‘
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