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SOCIETY NOTICES
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MAOONIO DIRECTORY.
Isl Wolf'kod'o, No. 108. F. and A. M.
.m:. in Masonic Building, South
‘lhln street. lat and 3d Tuesday or
{touch month—duly and Migust ox-
opted—~nt 8 o'clock. All Muster
Amoco cordially invited. Frederick
is. Lyon, w. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
on.
or Chsptor, No. 38, R.- A. M.
floats in Masonic Building, South
Kain street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
Each ‘montll'July and August ox-
cepted-at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
.Guyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
"Boo. '
IOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
; ‘ TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee.
Vlcs-Prosldont—Chsrlu J. Pldaeon.
H Mercury—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
. PHONE CALLS
. goon—News Department
gag-Business Department
gyro—Branch Office, Norwalk
890 --Editor’s Residence
73:9"5-City Editor’s Residence
a—_...._..n E. . - .H w” M .
Ql’residcut Tim's private secretory
.has made pubilc u IlOIt‘ sent by lllnl
to William J. olllvorf 'lx'noxvlllo.
Tenn. in regard to the lute Muior
. Butt. who died nobly on the Titanic.
" It has llecll ussertl-d by the writer who
signs himself "Veteran llipiomui."
(cud We believe by one or two others,
that Major lluti’s trip to the Modi-
tfen'buean was reuily not undertaken
on account of his health. but in or-
, Wino confer with the Vatican in
‘mrd to the question of precedence
' I“)??? arisen between the Church
cor known on cardinals nnd our
omcellc. Secretory ilillos wrote
13} lioro lufabnoluiely no truth in
“to port chat Major lluli was on
hard din of Rome.” lile‘mmle the
" e‘y‘toret the benefit oi the sen
‘ ,garldlhe .president. with the
of'hddlllg to the inherent of the
java him several notes 01' intro-
to personugeu in lloulc whom
, sident knows. “None or‘tllo
my couloinod more than u formal
introduction" is the authoritative ex-
‘Iai'lation from the White House.
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
..‘lt,would do no good to lie ubont it:
unremarkable ollnlnte 'hus been heri—
nly tmnpcred wlill.~—~ilouuiou Pout.
4~ .
. As a city of importance. llnltlluore
lit rapidly increasing in ihcvestimw
.. on of Colonel William Jennings
';j»Br.\‘an.~—'l‘rcnton State Glth‘IIO.
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The lion. the elephant. and tho
dill dik were bugged easily enough.
8,1“: the dclegnle?—~I.onlsvilic Courier-
locum.
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- Some people, who never carefully
,er the career ol‘ it man who
his u thirst, consider un auto-
diile the most expensive luxury.—~
‘sAhdhisou Giulio
A New York cab driver has BIlIIl‘ii
tar Germany to claim a lorluuo ot‘
125.000. We don‘t see how he could
shard to do it.—.Wunhington Pout.
.._ If it's all the satire to the weather
I on, we should prefer to have the
‘ dining April showers not in the
u ‘ of shown—Albany .louruni.
Fellowcrnit Club or Norwnlk
”ricotta wonderful evening of
‘I’ ‘ to Isl ning in the Masonic
u in. in street. There was
mountain on meeting. s lunch,
“i " . tllk Attorney Jones '1‘. Hut»
.j mess meotinz trnnsttcted the
‘ can out then lIIO no...
o the holocaust hull,
. ' Wed s «sshoonslst- ‘
"" ' ruin hoot ssndwldbos.
lid " the like. Liter;
“W W13“,
out a my tone .
. ttomoy Nutshell m
‘, unto: tbs world's
‘ SOUTHNORWALK
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'Al' ll-"J-'/"‘IAIV_‘JI
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THE UNSPOKEN NAME.
I wandered by the sea. and did
engrave
Marie amid the particles of
sand;
The tide. alas! rose up, wavelet
and wave.
With all-efiacing hand.
I wandered through the forest.
and with joy
Suzanne did cut on ‘many a
tree's soft skin;
But growing summer made titer
of a toy. .
And hid my emblem thin.
I lay in meadows. and with fancy
wrote
Yvonne upon the surface of the
sky;
But thundering storm clo'bds
mercilessly smote
The vision from my eye.
I sit before the fire. and your
kcen face -
I sudcnly behold within th
flame.
You grasp the blood-red pcn. and
with it trace
Within m heart your name.
~Gcorge arris in H "r‘s
Weekly. ”Be
A TRIBUTE.
The, great tragedy of the ties. that
hits pureed still risoc hcforn uu no in
a dream.
The vivid sconeil oi struggle. for.
life. the sharp orders or the unicorn»—
Wl’ see the vast assemblage and the
wild nppeals~~wc see the men and no
men with pale and blunch fuceow we
see the little children cling to the
skirts of their mothers-:1“ see Ellie
wires parting with their bustinudaw
we one those that are on, clasped in
each others arms. prodding against
elicit others hearts ugnln alld..l§i'lln.
Without wordu they look “in each oth-‘M
(”‘5 eyes.
To drive away the awtul fear brave “ 1
words are spoken in endearing toner.
We see them purl, beneath the star-
Iii sky the sound or weeping is heard.
llout utter bout departs. they are gone
and forever. We are with them no
they ctnnd upon the nectling decks.
Down beneath the lapping waves they
go to eternal night. Willi hearts wild
with the storm of emotion we watch
and wait with those that watch and
wait. Simeon can never tell the story
ofthnt horoium. We aloud with those
on the shore when the news comes.
llowed with sorrow we ace the wife:-
the aweethcart~the silver balm! men
and women whose lips anodumb with
grief. The scene will rise before us
again. But those men and women
died like home. Died than others
may live. Beneath » in «the silent
gravel: of the great deep some are“
rest. Ere the curtain mud on the last
scene we will still remember them
from the highest. to the lowest. The
sea may glitter in the bright sunshine
or nude-nine cold white moon beans
or inched by the curry storms: they
are at pence Incl nearer my God to
more. » ‘ ~
E. A. It.
SENTINEL
.. EADERS’
VIEWS '3:-
The Sentinel will be pleased to re-
cslvs letters for publicstlou, from its
readers. under the above heading. A
brief and to-theopoint communication,
as a general proposition. carries more
weight and conviction than n lengthy
onoln which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most Immuno-
slly sugust brevity. Long-winded il'v
to be rosd. Indore many times avoid-
od sltonther.
THE OCHQOL M588.
Work for the Protoctivo Lesgus.
To the Editor or The Sentinel,
South Norwalll.
I live here with a family or children
to gel schooled. As for us i can see,
on the new deal in school affairs. the
town school committee is playing poll'-
tlcc and not running the schools for
the benefit of parents and scholars.
There yearns to be u deal on to shut
South Norwallt out.
When the town voted last fall for
denied that the members oi the town
board of school visitors served notice
on tho llnlon District ucllool superin-
tendent that his services would not
be required after his conlrnel expired
in June. Now the boom of school
vluiloru without warrant of law or by
vote assumes the right lo elect a town
superintendent and in debuting
whcthor to intro. 1: principal at two
snlnll ncbooiil in Sow iiaveu or a su-
perintendent up in billisanchuuclts who
is roportcd to he pool. titty years of
use. We have enough (loud ones hero
anyway. '
ii is rumored also now that we are
to have one of the prluclpnilt of the
Lincoln ribbon} with a thousand child
ren and another principal in charge
oi the old Franklin school.
It looks to me like "too much Nor-
walk."
Not-walk Running South Norwalk.
going: to change the. high school prlny
clpnl. in» no all right who be lived}
oier in Finnt"Nol‘walk. .\‘«ow that he
has moved «to bomb Norwnlk. he
seems to he "in wrong." At any rate.
there is n revolution going on.
We have I. ilnlon District School
committee. it has representation on
tho town school committee. it might
perhaps be. well for the dirtrlct com-
mittee to walking» and take an inter
enl. It is u soon committee that we
hnve confidence in.
here.
yearn and mode llrst rote nchoolis. Sir.
Chancellor hill! been her:- tour return
and unanimously reappointed draw;
your. liloot 0! us would like to hsro.
Mr. Chancellor stay or Mr. 4 Potato
brought buck. Most of us don't want
any of tho Norwaik principally put into
our schools. We prefer livo ones.
Get Busy.
ilut unless the Union lliutrict commit
look ill on the new deal. Perhaps. the
South N’ot‘waIk Protective League will
otlleru will notice.
Yours truly.
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Continued From Second Pm
not see any at all. On my return. bo-
tore emerging (from under the lore.
csstlo head. i saw a crowd of firemen
coming out with their bass—bus of
clothing. I snld:—-tht is the mat-
‘tort They nit—The wstor is com-
ing into our place. l sa’ldz—Tlist ls
runny. I looked down No. 1 hutch
than and saw the water flowing om
tho butch. l thou Inusdlotsly wont
.to the host dock and assisted in no
this boots uncoursd Ind randy: dnrf
swlnins out. 1 stool! by lilo; ii hoot.
“rho: would notation thinners to
m mulling. ll thoy‘bsd thoudht we
should set it spin in tbs hernias.
, Tail. of Mr. «may. _ ‘
.. "I the Act ohms my. it,“
to». would,” mm m
9'. h ‘ antiserum m
Holes. wo have charred. are the lost i:
consolidation. it wossrnmored and not ’
email districts- put in charge. of the "
Mulder that: they any that they are ’
Wu have hnd good nupuintondents' .
Mr. l-‘oore served seventeen .' ‘ ‘
l :
‘ South Norwnlk lulu over bolt the '.
children and about half the teachers;%
ted gets busy. it will nor have oven is .
take it hand in the matter, ‘ Hero in4 . I
an opportunity to do something that. ~
runnxr or snvlrltALoCllonlins‘. j
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was than; it had never seen the mm
in my life'botorc. ‘ 80 3 continued on.
getting this host uncovered and swing.
in: out. It struck me “the time, tho
easy way the boat went out. the crest
improvement the modern davlts were
on the old ushioned dsvits. 1 land
shoot five or six men there, still the
host was out in shout two minutes.
Tim"! this man in the dressing gown
said, We bud hotter set snout with
women and children. sol ssid. Await
the commsnder‘s orders. to which in
MM. Very well; or something like
that. . It then downed on no that it
mlsbt be ur. film". Judging. by til!
description! but! llsd given ms. 1
.1.anan to tho-brim suit I!!! ctr-
tun satin," and that this ‘ tint. I‘
W ltlmflrrls‘nsr thumshud
.tb‘oibost any ‘0'“th
‘ ‘ - 1 (I'll;
ladies. None were to be seen, so 1 al-
lowed s few men to not in it. Then!
jumped on the ship min. So Murdock
said. You to any in this boat. old
nun. and hang around tho otter nug-
le.
ldld not like the ides or going away
at all. because I thoosht we were hot-
tcr on on the ship. I titled my boot
«my. We had shout forty. 1 should
ssy Ibout halts doses soon there.
There would not live boon u may
soon there land there boon I would
mono. but there was none. . ,
Murdock shack lands Miss and
Nd. 0M luck with nu. .i
We then out the but cl Ind pulled
shy sou. salts dilutes. troll the
run. it m In hour Munro-ll» ‘
opus. mils semi—an w snu-
I. got. into tbs stator. I allow
“would luvs to return. to the chip
MW «.me 1177M. .
WWW”! up "should
_ h blp‘sad lulu:
inter:
until the. forecastle head was aubw
merged to the bridge, then she turned.
right on end and went down perpen‘
dlculsrly. ‘
i been! four reports. They sounded
like the reporters .be gun in tile-
disunco. I named it In bulkheads
min, I heard hoopla say the boilers
“bladed. but} love my doubts shoot
that i do not so. on; bottom should
burst. 'bscsus’o there was no steam
thou... .‘I‘My mourn boon stop
poll shout two Mind I halt. The
limb“! not beat M. so there was
very little. stssm'thnro.
M I'M MW people in the
NW. ‘_ . .
’ Mill Orin 1 tbs Drowning.
Did you but In] cries of distrust.
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