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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 16, 1912 · page 6

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SOCIETY NOTICES

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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

A Stated Communication of Old
ll Lodge. No. 103, F and A. M., will
hold}! in room, April 16th, 1912.

o'clock p. to. Work, Mutar MM

V lion-roe. All Master Masons cor—
y and internally invited.
‘ ‘ haunt-Hy yours.

nostril-r M. WlLCOX, Soc’y. .,

 

 

OUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
"indent—Nehemiah Gander.
Vin—Presldent—Charles .I. Plducon.
Maury—473m w. Hadley.
ultimo—Matthew Corbett

VENING SENTINEL TELE—
I PHONE CALLS
goon—News Department
by—Business Department
“saw-Branch Ofi‘Ice, Norwalk
, wEditor' 5 Residence
7tg-5-—Clty Editor’s Residence

'r E sure CONVENTlON

The llt‘lllllllll‘iill nititintouit-nllmi
anmn‘blcn in New HtIVt‘lI'llIln own—

 

 

hK. Aptll ltllh. ’l‘hnt‘c will hc tour
logales at llll 4:0 \ ll'l' fill to on “H
I icago and tho conwntiou illE‘O elecln‘

he entire delegation iium llli‘ mute;—

o ‘ the ‘uutitiuttl gathering. it hurl
Jn decided, we lllllll‘i‘l'llllllll .ihtiti
Allornoy (Ilenetal .loliII ll. Light, will
ct as lompt‘u'ury chairman, and till it
ill cuotomtiry to continue thI-I tt—Iu—
‘ rat-y chairman alter tho pvrtmiueut
stanlzallon. Judge Light will ilonht-

' e38 preside t‘luoughout tlw III—salons.
.cording to the llllt‘ll of the party

' Genital Connulliemuou tlro chooon

£9: 30 on tho mowing following: the
"‘til‘zutiizatlon of the (HDllll‘illlilil 'lhc
Aolcgaton from tin Si‘flllulllill dit‘lll‘lf‘is
thelI imIIIII’Ittt—cu’iou uliu tile

(erred bllt‘li to the cnlnuilon

ltd coutlrmd There I‘él'l‘ll‘lt’l in he
lion whulover uhout the pro

to of the contention and it in or

that 'l‘ttl'l lucu \Iill lw soul to ‘

Hugo, altuont it’ not quIt Intimi-
curly Thote is no prospect of um

L ty of milling in the police.

. 3 out the militia or bringing the
firemen upon the mono to quell the
k t of the mgttmcnt‘. There in and
than how all along in Connecticut. a
fooling for President Tull.

has been atI-iIngiht-Iued mitten

weakened by the candidacy of
Colonel. We expect to are l‘olt-
hot‘ltlcut cast a solid vote for the re-
humiliation of Willltim ll. Tait.»—
midgepmt Standard

....- .WM. M

SCHOOL SAVINGS.

Within throc months. the school
Savings system, of Bridal—pornlu sold
to have resulted in a saving of pennlon‘

the pupils to the amount of. $10,—
42. it is onto to our tho moat of
v has been laid aside by born and
fills who. had their ambition to save
t I been stimulated through the
bola, would have spent the most
this‘ for the purchase of candy.

p or othclwise, and that it would

hilly have resulted also in no par

Ml“ betterment to the health of

he children immediately coucorned -~
haunts Sentinel.

W-_.o.~——.._....

RIGHT TO THE. POINT.

”——

'I'nritltth rugs successfully made in
no Ymk have mouse-d many cognate
'blllons. California‘s effort to mine
urinal) tobacco will be watched with
ntorest. «Brooklyn Eagle.

MO
so W. Perkins is still sending
rature in behalf of the toiling
I; on. how Ithoso‘I-lch people
_ o the from in behalf ol honest
rty ln/E campaign your.-llouiiton

it so peaceful ho would not

lull. to do with a you. not at. :

{lino tho ’Vlrflttlo. ”trials

1 ~ llko thunder to It“ that t

. w it chaotic to dominate

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OUR BEAUTIFUL PRINCESS

0h, would I had words to deo-
cribc her. this beautiful lady
of grace; I .

She has softly opened the lattice,
and smiles in her some old
place; . I. .

Her gown it: fashioned of silver.

tinsel rare with a touch of ‘

king 3 blue .

It is bordered in lilacs and pan-
sics. a dream of rainbow in
hue.

Her train is a sweep of green

grasses, ed ed oh‘ with a
ruche of ma inc;

‘ It is clasped with sunburst of

dewdropn. nature' Ii jewels in
wonderful sheen.

Her waistlet Is girdled with roses.
and bertha of old ”point Ve-
nisc:.. .. . .

Violets and eyelet embroidery
peep out from each fold and
soft crease.

on

Oh, would I had words to des-
cribe halal this beautiful lady
of ours.

Trailing her garments of Spring-

time 0‘ er highway and hedge‘

of fair flowers.

Her hair is protected by blue-
birds. and often a touch of
white wings

l

Peep tout from the wild cherry
blossoms that away on the
tiny bird sings.

This Bountiful lady of Spring»
time iii good to tho poor and
the old.

For carpets of bright velvet ver-
dure she spins for them.
sparkling with gold.

Her window is trailing with ros~
cs. high up on the lattice they

creep.

Our dainty clim princess of
Springtimcwl far has fallen
”loop.

-—By Katherine Ward.

 

ton low ground it. in planned to in:

the city has catered into. i, as more!
of the city advocate and recommend t
”that the week at Monday. April 22:14.:

 

IIIIIII . llllELllllATlllll —

until“ “ ’l'i‘llltlls run
as TAKE! lll’ till Intuit

iUcntlnued trout first page)

ward J. Finnegan. Councilman flow-
ard. ‘Bonodlct, Iloyt, need. Women
and Thompson bolus prevent.

City cloth Charles H. Dllworth mod

the minute: of tho pronoun martin; ‘

which were on vote accepted.

A. petition for pot-minim: to emt a“

homo dwelling at the corner of Main
shoot and North avenue was rmlv-
ed from George Mitchell, the furni-
ture and real emote dealer.

Conaldorlng the loot that a build-
Inx lino catabliuhmcnt hi to the work!
it won rated to “out the pormiulou
provided that the petitioner halt hlii
boon to (not from the Inca line in
Main ntroct annex and not loss than
sixteen loci from the fence line on
the North avenue side.

A requont for permission to erect a

frame dwelling in Woodhury avenue
wan granted Peter Hank.
. The Armory Auto Company mind
for It newer in from. of the garage in
Want nvonuc. The scwor Committ—
oionor and the engineer will investi—
gate the matter,

it waits stated that tho gimm- lit
ronnoclod on the Connecticut. uremia
tilde.

The board oi honlth reported that, a
sewer it needed in l-“rnucc and Purl:
streets. and in North awhile whore
isolator: are not now laid. The present
system ii! to have the outrage carried

 

away through Hon Mill Brook add this;
wail chniuclerlzcd by tho continuous.-
lion tau-t a menace to the public health;
Tim matter who Ti’lm‘l'tld to tho sewer;
committee for invoctigatinn and rot
port

place and our or two how not con——
Rooted with tho tIIItih. The clerk want

Inttlhurlceti to utility tho board or;
llmalth to piano the— matter in tho:
linntls tit tho corporation counticl. l

l

i hint thou!“ l.€‘flih0l‘lflnd rcpotzjud
similar coudttlono in Spring Hill

\tntcr tmnixlmonm Samuel to non
Marci: that the whim baud lit trying
to do twat with the old cctnont pipe

the now pipe,» in Billilh. Clictnnu‘t
Grand, Wold. llnrriott, ltlllatffl unit
Lenin cut-cu. Mouton tumult". Willoni:

.nvonuo. Grimm-y tiltin- and tho Room-f
‘rt-lt cxtonalon. Thu Milli of the work;

its, dillumwd tit. Ill) and lilo commis—

'sloncr III—ltcdl‘ii momma. ‘ 'l

l‘ i. ilvlnntl'i’ti‘l‘ondcrt-d his realistic—i
lion no turret communion—or. I

ll nus \nlod%’i accept the tuition-é
lion and out Monaco ot the highway
committee with ompowred to «no tori
lilo titan—tit until u iticcolnor to shine»;
toll E
Tit-o mayor ultimo-riot: that the reslgl
nation plum—s the chi in a had halo

"l‘ho minor further coilinllmoutoti'

chairman of tho highways ifouncll’
mun llonodlct on his W'tllk in this do
parimoht
in wait voted to approvo the deed or?l
u gamut of loud lining Ilold 1)) the that l
or comtulmlonors in order to clear the;
title: to the Import) for tho purchaser ‘
The following was road or the clerk i
"It. It now um that the hoopla of:
our city would Justify the claim vehichl
we who that. we have some citio
prldo and to show to our Iiaitors. that:
that clrlc pride, when II practical:

form. tutti particularly hocuuco of the?

imnroitI—tucuizi by no; at paving which

be not aside to:- the cleaning and re»
moving of all “it”. ruhlmh. “than
and anything of an unsightly naturo,
in and about our homes.

The Blmel commissioner will loom

till assistance tov‘tudii carrying out ,

the general client pt this clean—no her-
too. I'l'iic city (Illinois and the board

at tienitti would Ink the convention I
of each and every «citizen towarda'
milking our city, with its naturcl‘ld— "

vantugca. the more beautiful, the mute
motility. and tho more hulthtul; and
i all the cooperation or the Bowl of
Trodo and the Ladlen‘ Civic Mano.
nnd assure them that tho anoint! o!
the Chi will do elerythin; in their
potter to aid and artist till; pronto:-
IWE marathon: ‘ "

"All or this will» uncommitted by

‘ audit slid ovary citizen putting forth
1 his taint chart: In‘ this wot-III. mill

The city has built it IItIIwr in Blwoodl
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run—amt, APRIL .10, 1913

 

 

 

 

furnishing Day

 

 

A Day of Specials in our. Bargain Basement
Here are a few of the many items for to-

mormw.

cal housewife.

Clothes'
0
Line

Props
Marlo of hard wood.
tnnooth linil‘h, no
knots, 8 feet innit
and Just the thing
for II windy cocoon.

Regularly 25c. To—
mOH'OW

tall“
The Dost?

less Floor
Mops

Just ptho thing tor
hardwood littoral
Chemically menar-
ml and will ahoorh
tho duaiI Romulu—
ly 75c. Tomorrow

Specially priced for the economi-

 

Hardwood
Folding '
sewing
Tables

Extra strong
V and durable.

Begum 51.49

Tomorrow

$1.09

 

 

 

Moulding Boards I

l
Extra smooth finish. Board mean-
III-oi: it; x 24. Regular 15c To-
mun-ow

‘ 3165i

Other Sim All Prices.

 

Wash Boilers

No. it ortrn heavy tin. copper
bottom Witch Boiler. ctationnry
wood handles. Regularly 31:43.
Tomorrow

$1.15 I.

Laoe Edge Shelf

‘All colors. fidgnlnrly he pack-
age. Tomorrow

2 for so
Dustlcss Dusters

Full olzollnotioos Dillbem. can
be; washed and still retain its
* Meaning power. Regularly 25:.
Tomorrow I

12%

 

 

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Gounod! Mo Doria mot-ted that“
has mm hi minor the hearing-
post potted unlit quy at till: nook.
All told in The Gemini lull «will
tho politic! at m (Beaumont. Call»
on tor the «onion-mic; or with

" afflict cud that w with“ or molt:
filo Wall «not WI, mounted nod rad
_ at tho am he molt coconuts-atoll

councilman nation
I mod. that did Incl.—

with lot it in
‘liltilimnl to invoi-

. N0 MAIL OR TELEPHONE; ORDERS.

 

Folding Lunch
Boxes

Bot—"It quality Fibre Lunch Box.
folds no it can be put in your
coat pocket. Regularly 2:30. To-

marrow I

Fine Quality . '

Whisk Brooms

With black eoody handle. Reim—
writ“. 'ot‘. Tomorrow

19th

Large Size Willow

Carpet Beatcrs

intro circus handle. Regular-
ly 19c. Tomorrow

' l3él
Bum. étrong

Wire Coat Hangers

Regularly 30 each. Tomorrow

3 for 565i
Rolling Pins

homo aloe. Doughnut hardwood
" Tomorrow

 

 

 

Nickel Tea [lollies
No. 8 solid copper: nickel plat-

ed Ton Kettles. Regularly 31.00.
Tomorrow

786%

Blue Tip rotor
Matches ‘ ‘

Hoods will not. fly air. new.”
larly 5c. Tamariow '

2 forS‘ISlI

The , VIIICan Bread if»
Toaster

Poi use on goo. slimline range

I orony kind orig—stove. Will tout
tour slices or brood wt oncc
Regularly 25c. Tomorrow

 

 

 

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Mort—nun sum on. o.

 

 

W.,.»

actor and molt that the water cam-
mltmloucttt do not with to put their

when lit tho «not ditch. Wotor Gout ”

misnomer Lima exp/loin” M m
wow pipe MMM'Q will in Wit-Wu:
tilt-do to boom the mom to
will! on which to "no it” can.

Conrail-Ilium! film! will ”inertia
tor bid. our tho work blindly. Tito
motto: rm loll. with tin. um coni—
which with nun. '

min commit ma stated 1 ‘

that at light ll out!“ in WI direct.

A lint will In lowed.

lic minus: commute: to advocate
M the city the groom! mil.
Aim the lino of We up. that
cannot! decided to loot war the vat-r
Mar iii the city with mud to
m “mm Inf all!!! and waste pm
W chief in cotton Ind nt- oili-
«Hmmmtfiowrkofkeepl
in. tho out mot: olo'u.

nmm cal-aim? mm ‘ I»

brought up the miller oi: npnuhllnc‘

" Immuotnnwonumnmm

, connotation»: mm W

 

 

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