m ALMANAC FOB ‘: TOMORROW tido 7:35 I. m.; Baoy p. up. lea 4:55; lets 6:54. [SOCIETY NOTICES MABONlG DIRECTORY. .Ii Lodge, No.1“. F. and A. Ni. ‘ u in modulo Building, South m street. lot and so Tudodoy or ‘ month—July and Augugt ex- " —-ar 3 o'clouh. All Mum ' no cordluily invited. Frederick won. W, M. Robert M. Wilcox. Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M. s in Masonio Building. south « street, 2d and 4th Tuesday» or mouth—July and August ex- 5144”: 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch in: oordiaily invited. Thaddeus r H. P. .Robert M.I.Wlloox, HG NORWALK BOARD, ‘OF‘ TRADE ’ idoht-Nohomioh Canon moment-oblivion .i. Pldioon. rum—Frank w. Hndioy. nor-"Mutton” Corbett, ’NING SENTINEL TELE- ' PHONE CALLS o-«News Department 3-«Buslness Department . wBranch Office, Norwalk “Editor’ 3 Residence a—City Editor's Residence NMONTH 0F TROUBLE. a, number of usirologioal ion-e- of Aiirii the forecasters prophe- d times for both England and ion, particularly for Eli-gland. v 'Arprilyl'i. in connection with a. 'eclipoe. and all prop‘hoolod num~ , deaths in the higher clauses and aih of a prominent woman. ‘Poii' ; ho prominent woman prophevoy‘g fulfilled in the death or Clara liar“ no the Titanic disasier armored two 518m diatom, theI doio ihe otar- fiazers. ‘ the prophets idok the wooing out it list of thirty days with ‘ as to the good on ovll em rains? tlioiu. “April 22—4121- ” is one of them. ii cortulh- pltious for this town. ohth limo for has been reputation for making his- Imo‘ny will remember it as oxi'worst Awlls m thoiriivoa itIir mood memorable by 'disautors or not. . ' WWIF—wwwm APRIL; 1149‘ months, behold the one im- d the)" Chrouuo with tho modest nod. come. April of rho weeping glitiéring toardrduh. militia: h om your ems A W, iuvlgoratp tho iioiloiis earth hacarce dnougii its harrounena hide; otlll unrivaled hy tho song oi: 4 their zoom mt wooing shoot royally I marooocii; Forehieru, Io! For: Goo-tor; , G H. Ohio. of Port Ghesior; WING“! loud and America. oithu'ughxw i danced nod enjoyed the other social _ the vorloiio drum oorpo, as oiipiomIoi ting siength for Naiirro’o com- Court Nowhh We had Drain il‘iorilrji who held last evening in the Tom. Aouemhiy mil in Norwaiii. and it WY he said that the lgh'il who never mm smut hired than it mm on him. ”too oldo tho‘mnny local young world. More wore sue-iii, drum oorpii and irlondu, from ovarious cities in tho «tote. That the affair won a sudden goon without saying, for oil drum corps dances in Norwalk are popuiar with the young would. and ihe crowd: rim turned out lost ovoniulmlldo our fourth annual “lair more oucoontul than m at the proceediu; irio, which is chiming much; Norwalk itooil greeted the «run dud A gathering of several hundred nu» ed around to roe the duo parade and the United Electric Light and Water Company’s holiday illuminatido was ahlm to fly nothing of the rod rim that who huroed both in south Non walk god in Norwalk hr the busing“ men as tho parade pulled their dooro. The local drum corps moi; tho rim» ins hands aiihe'iiou‘th Norwuik‘roii-I road station and hora tho parade lions ed about 8 o'clock. With ouch our-pl playing its host tho parade marched through Monroe. street South Main street, up West avenue. through Wail hiroot. on Main street to Cross streot and return to the hall in Wamr direct. Norwiilk. ‘ All along the line word throngs of pdoplo to ghee: the born as they morcliod and the oocaalou was most pleaoiiig to all - Tho corps in line were» tho Orient. his, of stomford; Bouhrhrooho, at Ma— Owing to ' Suit, Coat dooid'od to er Guards Bugle Corps. or mourn Young Amoriconn of Derby; Sound “Beach Drum Corps of sound Beach; Yale Bugle Como ofI South Norwnlli: ‘ Booehera. or East Norwalk and the Maplowood. or Siomiord not to man- tion Court Narruk Fife and Drum corps The hurs‘mndo a good show- ing and dressed in their new. uni- form: they premium Mi uttroorive a)» pardoned in parade.“ T Idiom: Vienna Span) _‘ ohm omo (iou' WWI! “Chm‘i me: them of The if o'oii’idir it‘li‘n (dim took them to tho dunod hull hr irol. 19). They participated in ihd team: iiies ol’ ihe evening and hirer-mood in making almost on much 0! a hit oil if they had been hero earlier. ‘ “ Amer-loan tings and crepe paper of many hm wont to make: up the dad» omiious or the bail. and the hall looked fiddly. tho Simplicity of the doc» oration: making the rioo‘ue a my (mo. mom about 9 o'clock ire-Iii into trio «my morning hours the young odopie features at the hall Ben/eon duuoos long standing has proclii-imdd, , their stand on the floor one at. A time and delivered the host piooo on their repertoiro. Thih who a [durum that om much and delighted all in tondauoo. ‘ William Flolor’i'i orchmrii was one rounded upon the broad-Iii at tho out. o; ritt Waltor Gilinoro odd Harold "Y. ‘ ‘w ‘ normahrhohfiw Oomruitwd‘w‘ Wa Brown; John Noggin Thom” con ly. and Poio‘i‘ mold: v w Commitieo or Arm 1 , homo Amuhdqdh Wii grbw undo: our Our Sales must alwoyo be ahead of a. your ogoma'o to boot loot year, we have out tho pridoo so deep that people who m acquaiuted with our special wnounoomentoi mush ho attracted and Will crowd our department dur- ing those tWo doya no new before. You read of opociol halos every day, but this ofier 18 unprecedented at this time of the your. ' ‘ iv,;..¢—-«----- tho rainy and cold Weather, sinoo Easter Sunday, we find that our and DroooDopartmont hos oufi‘erod somewhat in tho amount of sales. m. ' trigonosor 353,535”: A "i: fliflllllll in” ssfltltiflrs “l'nuinl‘rfltifils. mom... «n.2,. g,
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