Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 23, 1912 · page 6

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Jomoo Golden. Editor and
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MDAY. APRIL :13. 1912.

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‘ MTURE ALMANAC FOR
‘ TOMORROW

sgcis'rv NOTICES

MASONIC DIRECTORY.

"A Stated Couvooatlon of Butler
than". R. A. M.. will be hold at its
groom» April 23st. 1912. at 8 o'clock p.
. installation of officers. Ail R. A.
M‘onono cordially and futon-unity in.

El“!- , ,

4 Fraternaliy yours,

ROBERT M. WILCOX. Seo'y.

 

 

WUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
V TRADE
Proficient—Nehemiah Condos,
Vioofirooldont—CMrin J. Pldnoon.

understory—Frank W. Hadley.

"Guru—Matthew Corbett,

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
.ygam—«Ncws Department
'92-3—Business Department
M-o—Branch Office, Norwsikr
890 wEditor’s Residence
.129~5—-City Editor' s Residence

 

'Tho words of Bull. in Nnoml. when
0 l’oimor rcfusoti to no t with lwr oi
or hinswomun. stands as one of the
finest oxprossioun 01' human low and
J “ dorm on in all lltot.1t1uc."lhoi1 ap-
"healing 8MP.“ thoir nholo houriotl toy.
lty, and tho spontaneous. uninhornd
in; convincing elonuonco of their
arm, horn liiilllt' thcm filmilinr quota-
ohs'in socuhu- as wall as religious
immature, and iliov hut-o been used
y the Cl‘Glels or music for sumo wry
Obie C(llillillhiilflllfl. lho incident is
vividly “milled and mow iluin parol-

leled by tho storing told of the into _

"isldor Straits and his wifo in“ mnny
.d’lii‘vivors or the Titanic wreck. (iris
«oil by her husband and oihu‘s in our
"hark in tho smnil host which was
‘ea‘rhy and xviiit.iug..and which alto
a clear right. in color under the
_. women and children first.“
oiling to her husband.
,_'cre you stay, there will i stay!"
”Milo tho Ruth expression in a form
{in low. but infused with the some
inns it was uttered in the 1mm»
f death immediately lmponding.
wmwk~-m

RiGHT TO THE POINT.

m

Hildren profor absent lroutuiont to
laying on oi hontls.»-Mllwaukec

Why; not have May ‘2. fathers"
bwludlannpoils lSun . .
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the bottom of the Mississippi than to

flmlse its ‘l.lallliS.-~l,’il“lldE‘lplllll Record.
. ~.*_

Men will ho interested in learning

bat Paris has not the soul of approval

nfthe untritnmed hut.~Dotroii News.

The European physician who says
can graft hnlr on .1 hold scnlp cor-
nil has a large iioid to work in.~
" 0 Blade 1

Word has gone foith from police

' uni-tors that Bridgeport can hare
boxing bouts during the summer.

y row seem to he mourning over

,, We could even get along it

had no boxing next winter. Any-
way. the boots in tho presidential ring
1lfl‘lldo for the present.-——Brhigoport

THEIR OFFICERS.
0 Connecticut Society br- the Or-

on has elected these officers for
mining year: _
oriiowmnoot B.
‘ 'rdl

ty-govomornl‘ronit A. Corbin.

Harm. .

loin-mar. John G Davenport.

bury.

Cary—Edward M.

M! I L

Ellsworth.

Wm. P. list-on. Bridgeport. ‘

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Boring. _

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My Springtime Garden.

1 know what it's like in the
springtime

In Parié, along by the Seine.

And We spent long days in the
sunlight

In the gardens of the lovely.

Touraine.

i’ve dreamed, oh such dreams.
in the perfume

Where blue vies with blue to
enchant,

And Two gathered the golden
mucosa

in the land where eyes I.ok
aslant.

But the garden that grows all
thot's dearest

is a garden that lies near at hand

i wait for the glow of the

7 jonquil, .
Whose color reflects' in the sun.
The joy of the blossoms await-
‘ mg,

in the garden that springtime

begun,

I I know where the flowers grow

sweetest,
All purple and yellow and green;
Where butterflies sip from the

iris.
Their measure of perfume un-
seen.

l’ve wandered in gardenso-plenty

A E'Eastwatd and back to the

west
And the garden that grows hand:
my window

is the garden that pleases me
‘ best.

~Kate Meldmn‘lluss.

 

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ii on Add Moms
he" you have

, aim “doii't war out"
It the In ends. and
A Gonna. *
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litho"tips“wouout v
Hon Chit cl oven.
Dull.

' no more
worth

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in minutes of quality ‘
reliability

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EEBIIEEES EBTE TB BALL:
STRIKE Allfl TIlEll TAKE
OFFER M" IEBTATIBI

ii‘outlnuod from first pogo)

nitration, 11.6111, it would ho for this mil-
malls 1nd tho onginnnrs to sclcct one
nrhltmtnr north; iluno too to select
tho third."

Tito onglnoors appears-d to he do

linhrtd 1.: it tho oiinr of institution, o-M

tin losing that ihcir position with roo-
prnt to ll‘lt‘i‘flmc‘d wages won perfectly
Eliilllt: nud that it tho nunstlon was out
up {or nrhiirullon they worn bound to
Glilulil «:tzmr concessions.

Tho demands for incrulscd wastes ‘

worn maria by ouginrnrn on iiily rolh
roads cast of ‘Clili‘liielo moi noorth of
tho Potomac firm and Grand (this:
Slant» said M a strike drool-would
allow moon engine drivers. in turn
the cnginooro‘ otrlkn Would throw
sooner dram trnidmn. conductors
and minor rnllrond oiuployoos out of
work. .l. l“. Stilhl‘i. chairman (ii the
contort-turn committee of railroads, has
cvnilmt a morning oi tho nontoronco
commliioo tor this morning to consid-
or the mediation offer.

\ththor tho railroads would accept
the otter of Messrs. Mill and Knapp

 

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A day of oxtrlordinary vaiooo
In our Horacio loumont. Wo
luv. Mr, ilotod but a town of tho
many homo-for tomorrow. No

Moll or‘ Toioohone
NoChlng not C. 0. D.

Orders.

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Cooking

llalf pint Bowls,
proof; regularly lilo.

Largo size cons

larly 39c can.

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5 cents
Dustbane

sanitary swooping compound; r-egu
Wednesday

29 cents

Ware

guaranteed fire-
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Heavy Galvanized,
Oil Cans 12

Heavy Shelf Pa or

Low mine. 3 yards in o to l. lie-o'-
Wodncs day

3 for SC
Parallinc Papér

Btst thing for wrapping lunches;
Will keep it moist.

l zillion sizo: rngnioriy 23c. \i'od»

17 cents.

regularly 20c.

ulorly on roll.

10 quart Galvanized.
Pails

Best quality and the lasting kind;

Wednesday

cents

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For:
it ill!

Linda of heavy
frosli eggs: will hold one dozen eggs;
rognlsrly lilo dos,

7c dozen

3.4-

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Boxes

cnrd board szcnviird

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Bath Room

nickel plated.

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tile with Sudan Dishes. hoary hrnss
Wednesday

Clasé Shelves

Hem-y Plato motto Shelves, S'lnchcs
side. is inmm long. with pair hears

\\' contesting

Fixtures Bath Tub

Hoot-y brass nicks-l plated. solid.
bottom: regularly

36,.cents ,, ’ 1 26

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Toh‘Soap Dishes
Mode of heavy brass wire nickel
plated: marinrly

74 cents ‘ j 35

30c. Wednesday

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to no! no modlzttors in the wage corny. }
t

irovorsy with tho. engineers was dis-
cussoti til :1 mostlnz oi the conicrenoo
committee of tho railroads which ooh-
vonod at 10:30 o'clock this morning.
The milronds‘ representatives dis
cussed tho entire situation thorough
ly. not only from tho viowpoiniof
modiution. out also of possible orbi-
irntlon. Definite announcement: of tho
railroads' attitude was oxnectod to be
made at the conclusion of the con.
(erotics. indications were that tho
continuum would not adjourn until
into this afternoon. .

The engineers romolued in session
awaiting the outcome of the railroad
manngsrs‘ deliberations.
railroad oii'icinio «in prior tofsoinx
into continence this morning that

théro was reason to holiovo the outer, .
of \lossrs. Mill and Knapp would ho "

accepted by the railroads
Want Foo-m intervmtlon.

KANSAS (MW, 110.; April ans—At a
session of «he Federation of Fedora-
tious. an oi‘anoiulionoi railway cult
formed here yestorduy, which looted
until early today. it was decided to
send a mango . to ‘Prosidont Tait
asking federal incarnation in the
present. strike or tho car man on tho
Hort-intuit linen and the Bloch Central
Railway.

T1” mm» “m“ worn! u" 9"“. memorial at tho «lots orphans

dlint that a «on of the‘ 800 000 mom

born of tho F‘odmtion will be called.

unions notion I: tokon. follows:
"Oonvoniibn oi! room“ hallway

Employees root's-voting mo. want

not! «nth of Gotham not in motion

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24 inches long, regular 75c.

Bath Tub

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‘rvwv

covered ends. Regular 980. \i'cdnosdal‘

Seats

W.ll adjust to any size tub, rubber

Heavy
Nickel
Towel
Bar

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first. _-4.-.
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69 Cents

 

Comb 8: Brush Trays

Nickel Comb and 8min
hang on nail: regularly 98c. \\ adhes-

79 cents ,
Stood Soap Dishes

tiny

roll. Wednesday

 

 

 

loudness or this nutter con mi new
1.1er M 'UIG effoot. or the one now in
om». Bullor‘ OIDIOOIOIII oro ho»
coming more troouont mm the non-

inw in «honouring public utoty. Por-
out no to macro you of our «loom
and retard. we are. ,
Your: runocilhlly.
(Sisusdi

GOMM’WTEE 0F INTERNATNNAL'

FBWIDENTB

ohm W it‘ll». amorous: not

ill iiiliTiiit‘iiiT
-*lliillili Linton

son Association amt: notice
oi floating in "arm. April an

mm mm o. a norm of
Woodstock. tho ofioioi mount his
nation! moon. of on W

 

mt wt notions” lino atoms

Toilet Paper

‘Extra large also rolls opt good cost
it) (1me Toilet Paper; regularly 100 5

4 for'29 cents:

Hoary nickel plated. solid bottom;
mommy 29c. Wednesday

,oooics will in wound hit the gentle

man nomad, to in follow in: an op-
MW tor mm diocusolon by 1
any of than M
one program. in do follow:
Morning Mom 11 15-1. m.
lig‘wry m1 Purpose of the Pomnol
x. .
lilting Whitm- Holcomb. Torrington.‘
Goilootion o! “)0.le “on.
Wm 1!.- Mi. Now Haven.

L,“ To: Ooliootor and"

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