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SOCIETY NOTICES
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MABONIO DIRECTORY.
3A Stated Convocatlou of Butler
phnpter. R. A. M, will be held at its
no"... April 23d,- 1912, It 8 o’clock p.
tit installation 0! Oman". All R. A.
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Fraternally yours,
' ROBERT M. WILCOX; Seo’y.
SOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee.
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Ti-lE REBELLtous KlPLlNG.
(Springfield Republican.)
in some countries Rudyard Kipling
might have found himself promptly in
jail for trouson us it consequence ot
tab a poem no his "illstur." published
fiftiesduy in the London MorningJ’ost.
tho-tenor of which muy he gathered
from its closing linosr»
‘ What answer from tho- North?
On law, one Lorri. ottothronc.
England may drive its form.
We shull not full nlottc,
. din plnln prose,» it, means
and is much more likely to moire trou-
hie than the open lutter to English
3 tillers, calling upon them not. to tire
' strikers ‘even if ordered to, for
it‘lch the editor and printers of tho
Syndicnllst were sent to prison tho
hot-day unclur an old mutiny not
was dragged out trout the lum-
_ losct of a ccntury ago. But no
is their to molest. the pool oi“ ini-
sum. and indeed he merely puts
the» first person Lord Randolph
lll‘s famous “Ulster will fight
later witl“be right." in mom
"shot voilent language is taken as
but of course.
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‘cuaov FOR HIGH PRICES.
, (Providence Journal.)
131 dinnor given in his honor on
v evening. Mr. Authttr Britt-
o-confltied- to his follow diners a
tidy for tho high cost of living..
a ormulu is simple: rice must be
ed with some form of meat iihtc
nd the tomliluotiou put on the mar-
at by u mun experienced itt advor-tls
g. But. what would prownt some per-
laon defective in .llllliu‘niill’oplc umbi-
ttlono trout rot-noting the rice supply
And what proportion of meat iihro.
[would Mr. Brisbane suggest? Mont is
high, and the Brisbane compound
ould probably have to be rice for the,
outpart. with little more than u
3 oring or animal tissue. Admiral
bury. it called upon for suggestions.
ht oi‘l‘etr pontmicztn reripo. He is
illdr with the best mixtures. having
touted/food in this (‘tlilllttlt‘l t‘ortn on
may Arctic expeditions.
HOLDS SMOKEI
~The nnnunl smoker lot Court Nar-
, No. 58, Foresters oi? America was
old last night in their rooms. in Wa-
r street. blown“: and proved to be
"most Iurcosctul event-The program
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. that successwili come 3
to all who live true to.
the highest ideals.
Lowe! declares: m
And for success 1 ask
no more than this:
Todbcur unflinching
witness to the truth.
All true whole men
succeed; for what is
worth
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Success’s name unless
it be the thought.”
The inward surety, to
have carried out {it}
A noble purpose , to a
noble end?
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READERS’
VIEWS
The Sentinel will be piano to to-
csivo letters tor publication. from its
renders. undct the above heading. A
brie! and to the point communication;
as a general proposition. curios more
“inbound conviction than c touchy
one in which the argument. in not
concentnted; We do most mountin-
itll suggest brevity. Lo indent or-
no we trim-d. m the! '
to be read. out! Ire many times stoldv
oil altoxctner ‘ ‘ ,
WHO is To suitor
' April 18. i912.
South Nurullt [droning Sentinel:
tctrinio accidcnt to the Titanic
First. Who will be blamed? The
. ooptti’ln, or course, although law may.
not have been on watch. as i, think
we will hear when we ltctltltotooto
it you will Elton spoon in your pet-t
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you intro u‘n occident, “tho tool ought openly tit actual valunttons directly
to have known better" is what mm tOlli' residence, paying duty upon
Will hear. . groceipt or them. There is a port 0r
People am saying this is tho worst out) port near story American homo
that has cvct happened“ on the sea 3 WASiliXG’IlO‘N'. Feb 28. ——Chict‘
0i“ course, it is. but all things are in John A Killtie. oi the Secret Sonics.
large numbers in this use Filly wbi is have also in charge or the spo-
yettrs ago, it would have token u do: :cini agents tor the customs spruce.-
on or more ships to carry what thlsl‘uid who has made commercial and
one had on. ipolltc smuggling in this country on
Third in torturous lilo bouts. tttere‘dangerous as counterfeiting alter a
only a tow boat: which carry enough , long and varied career as a. chaser oi
or them to hold are!) all their crewfintpwspamr airmen." and, later. of
The United States inspectors dotnund crooks, biouomed out today as on so.
‘ ten cubic test for every norm in a I visor to the (air so: on Sboillting,wor.‘
lite bolt. in it ship at thin unsuspecting or a prominent place in the wo—
l capacity. Think whnt. space that i tnun’ page_
would ”E3333 it. might 33:93.3 (2;; on; a "pointy Things tor the [yr-positing
roo stir on or tum pair or e uw‘ «Table: or “Seen in the Shops tor'
does not demand enough boots for all Dulnti Fomininlty.‘ would hardly be
on passenger vessels but it does 01! appmprtoto headings for the obtain
1. in! boat that does not 80 a mile column on the women's page. how i
{tormJIndMW‘hrz ‘ t on t. ever. A headline right to the point)
I o m coco. at cm I- would be: "How to This s in‘
around New York bnrbor. They onlt gum” and Keep Out 3:338“ x 5
iii" to carry one or (We small lilo; The chief has recently returned to
in Which would net hold or" mm ton mm a u- to iiluro e in
tumour tire all together and their hum’ :9 “in." of my (gamma service
tired litc preset-vets nithouéth in "I'llilh l W‘hlle mm M chum-ind “hopping con.
“0‘23." :2; “l 1““ double that ditious as applied to American tour-l
mo 3‘ MI SO“ ' a —-how use who wish to stun is
in case at to accident." will may”... “wand bottom troublelignd
i
{of the Slocum blunted? Ho. Mia. and iced by ohmwd channel”?! mm no.
wu sent to prison for ion yearn ton“ coming 1W!“ smugglers (but: also
“fin“ fiquiph'wm. .nd di’llifi i‘hkt Md genius "“0 troub[3)wand ‘0de he
been examined and NW4 by a Unlirimwe to “16‘ Linn“) PW!!! 1h? (allow.
ed Buttes inspector only a short time?!“ observationa-
"When shopping abroad bs careful
. any on the brim with tho wad at that" would pull to plum When a do:-
him make than, no would act a cell the men-we mg. “mg;- or when
from tho once end the people would were Americans-were men. cud could
VCWMW- TM Quicker Mr “W even it he “I It m (which I”
miller amount of (M mid be out» doubt) no the «min until the lost
it we ever do. :On a shit) of mitotic before. The captain not ten years in
there is at least titres unicorn who moon: the ammo. lost his 10h:
sandwiches: the contain lo met ‘ mil” he mum tyre present-veto
ricer. whiio on first and third stood on tried to get one at once.
tho other watch together. it the cop" Advice and knocks don‘t cost than
'tuln will no slot: he could not hold up o" so let's not give any, to dip
his need, he would be blamed for our deep in our packets and give «me rout
this: that Mm!“ on the Midst! of money to new the widows cud orbit
not. is that flit? no, who are left without the strong
Second- Eben it he We will. ll». cm of the hand and father.
lull speed. won in tumult lute did: We can thank God tor one thing.
Irons rim tit-iota. on. national st. in» mum mm mu no.
out in on time. or lose maps for the men we in the but». m «m.
canted All of these thing: new mon- and was ready to save or tile with his
by to lilo many. so it the mu ship
does net mite good trip: and piano
the puoontou, own one else will.
take hie pim who will .. . orltw thxtm RULES FOR
Who is the trim Ithultt i ibtnto woman in A rancid"
the 9.091.. A.“ V‘IS N U0 We find COUNTRY.
""t—dienentb‘er that the united lute:
hop ‘tlril low which works ell m:-
aimed. A. 0. H.‘ l
.the duty‘ through American ports.
and the question of criminal prosecu-
tion against both husband and wife
is still pending in the Treasury Do-
partmont.
“innocent people, ignorant of the
tariff Law, are often victimized by for
oign shopkeepers telling them there
are certain pgriods when the taritr is
suspended .on certain articles at car.
tutu times. The unit! law works all
the year round But: the Montreal
fur swindlers victimiscd runny Anter-
‘tcsn hence! teachers and others last
summer by noting them learn orders
for goods which could be made up
:‘lust in tithe tor the period in the fall
whcn tho for duty is suspended. or
course, there is no such time. and oil
course, the victims were forced to pay
tho duty in addition to the hugd
prices charged by the Montreal dealer.
"Every returning traveler is allowed
two exemption on new goods for his
personal use brought in his personal ,
baggage. it therefore follows that \ ,1
everything sent by express through "
the customs must pay duty. Anyone
boring for in Canada should figure on
paying 50 per cent duty in addition
to tho purchase price, except that one
is silos ed 3100 exemption on the va—
lue of the purchase if there is no
“Union on is on expert in judging
turn, one would be very cautious
about buying it in a foreign country
In the past few months we have had-
ntlny instances at Our experts ruining
bit .100 goods for which travelers had
or taking up 'borxolno ~coods which i paid iron.
the seller unto you so buy because
you can not them so much cheaper
than in the United flutes because of
'l‘besc ‘bornins’ are... not always What
they been. l‘tl tell you a story to
illuotnts.
“A prominent citizen 0! I large
custom city of the United States re-
costly visited Canada. At the hotel
or he sod his wile wot-o stopping
they saw a. hood-one display of loco
zoom. The My rm charmed. The
filter nth the wt mutant of
W» m at no m. This
can Witt i m for lilo one, pot-
tnr mo for it.
“They mottled it into the country
by m it in onion; arboretum-
on no not initiation it at their
tom noun. A wither ' twill“!
the mower. them totllchfld‘u
club and. lilac rpm MW W
she couldn't M the mat. and lit
“Millennial-mt. flotilla“
«loud the ma.
My. Wild MW from her it»!
husband.
“The but stop otter leisure we. to
iwltb tho goodscssh slips tor' only 50
bellied shoot it. on oi her door _
Mendotoid the Noon-em. our
'1’OM'3I3 from to.»
"Then, too, beware ofthe shopkeep-
or who induces a. traveler; who has al-
ready bought over the 8100 exemption.
to buy more by otter“: to pack in
or 75 per cent. of what was actually;
paid by the ghoppsr. This cultom iI ’3
especially prevalent in Europe, smong 3
dealers in feminine {ripper-loo, brie-a.
line, art ttumiture, etc. Some treput~ . 1
note houses in Europe do this. t
"lot- the mini-motion or foreign
shopper: i will any that the secret set.
vice but it ‘very complete list or tor-
also dealers who give rm bills, and
M 011W titular bills from these
loom ore cabinet to sperm scrut-
iny. The use of tiny such bill by c.
returniu mum, i! detected at the '
“III of entry or m. subjects
kin to mum W in orbit.
Mummnotmmmc
Mu” m to lilo not of “the mods
«M m m orbits"
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"Hows tho weather,“ cum?“ ‘
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