Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 11, 1912 · page 6

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Emu Golden. Editor and
Proprietor

SATURDAY, MAY :1. I912

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Dun rises 4:37; sets 7m.

SOCIETY NOTICES

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MABONIC DIRECTORY. ,
A stated Convocation of Butler
‘IGhnpter, R. A. M.. will he held at It.
room May 14th, 1912. at I o'clock p.
, at. Work. Put Mater «am. All
R A. Manonu cordially and Internally
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Fratomally you".
ROBERT M. WILCOX. any.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

mourn; NORWALK BOARD or
TRADE
[*9 PmidcnI-mmmI-II Candee,
‘ vcoPmIdanI—cmrm J. Pldoeon.
rotary—Junk W. Hadley.
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HIGHWAY REGULATIONS.
The time has tmIIoIl when nulomo;
biles are lItIgiIuIing‘Itn ho unvd upon
' the highways of the City or Norwnlh.
AIS eI crIIIIIe known the iIIIprtIIcInento
now being made on Water MIH‘I. Main
“ net and those contemplated on West
‘ ‘ i gonna. IIIII plollalll) li‘Sillt III consid-
w arable congestion upon those shoe-is.
For this reason it is absolutely nacho
’;.,.sary that the trumc regulations ahouil‘l
be strictly observed. as in this way
there would he III: little blocking up
I these highways as possible. It will
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hould drIIe at II vcrI slow speed eo— ‘

olaily tlnough W all $119M IIlIIrlI for

wine times will he more congoslcd

halt (not on account of the imprint:

nits which me being made Pcdos

i , In still hate some right “Will the

Ighwaye and It is not Inlr to them to

”increase the daugeto «note than the)

at nrooont The polito do not

rat to intake any arrests except in

mono where on account of reckless;

of the person driving the autumn;

I, public safety requires} It. An cv-

onc known the tines received from

persons violating the automobile

him; are paid to tho stoic so that the

town nooeiven no benefit IvluIther

from persona-I who are hold up for such

lotions. Loon] untomohllists should

fact the example III those matters. on

hose coming from out of town shoulu

he treated just as the local hoopla urn

,Itsed. it is unfair to allow ll local

than driving on automobile to race

through the main streets at on cxcoo

hive spcod and hold up somn out of

I town pot-son iolloulng him or no great»

or «seed. and it Is the Intention of the

police In hereof-tor son that everyone
obeys the law.

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RIGHT TO THE POINT.

Out in Oklahoma is where one gem
the law “hot immmo griddle." The
Islam is In the field of divorce, where

emurt decided thui a man divorced

Allin wife, could not see the children

dad to her, unless he paid II cer-
"gum each month for their flilp
M That doesn’t seem to he had
" wohlo State JOIIIIIIII.
.4-
#01111 L. Sullivan sans the world
‘ not produce the eudur~antc tight
it. need to. John I. overlooks the
iteloeefiomocrata. They tight IIlI
‘ timer-Houston Post.
I I -o—-
» mmenmtim gardner says Mr.

' wait I: an Idol with feet at clav.

Wm whom all this campaign mud
been coming trum.-New York
id. x

4-—
to NM library note has thought in
Iv t M80 Fathom the last tlxnrco
" it the “Lille ot .IIm Jetirlos -—
W Republican. ,

Item I unorreling oII-r Nebraska.
' hot Clark; attuned In between
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To llimirom wanderings tone
and wild,

' I come, no oyerwearied child. I

III cool and sIIIIde His peace to
find. ‘

Like dew-fail setting on my
mind.

Assured that all! know is best,

And humbly trusting for the
rest.

itum from fancy’s cloudebuilt

scheme.

Dark creed and mourniul east-
ern dream ’

0i power impersonal and cold.

Controlling all, itself controlled,
Maker and slave of iron laws,
Alike the subject and the cause:
From vainphilosophies that try
The sevenfold gates of mystery,
And baffled I ever. babble still.
World-prodigal of late and will;

From nature and hot mockery,
m . . .

To the still witness in my heart; "

9 With reverence waiting to be-

hold.
His avatar“ of love untold.

The eternal beauty new and
old.

~Whitiiei'.

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‘dltl uni-month» top of her hand tum ' .
on, At t» m of the mm.” to The Senna»! Inn I» wound to rev

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ohort than after that when she made
the numbing discovery that “her Inn;
band ardenuy loved tho wine cup.
Remonlinnoo with him was nucleon.
tor oomethncl whon no would come
nah. drunk m Idho‘n she W W
touting millet his conduct. Ir. Kaol-
or would thin his revolver and mildly

wu o. motorw, hut he an loot u. coin lotion for publication, tron its
lob. Then II who hard on the plgin Modern. under the ohm handing. A
tiff and she had to hustle to not com it”! and lotto-point communication,
thing to out. and the 9mm, larder ro- an n general proposition, curios mot-o
suited in II unmilou. The minim. Might and conviction thou a lengthy
Inter met her husband and told him one In which the argument ll not
that if he would reform that the would ”wunmm' Wu do most Imphlilo
So back to live with him. but all the “I! ““"t ”""t"' Long-winded u”
dosim to drink was atronxer, with titles, we lino observed. are the hilt.
Jen”, than the (Intro to hue .. ham to he rad. 3nd are many time: avoid-

‘of his own the roconclliuilon never “1 'lwnmv‘ ...
“’0“ WWI ocuom. oomo OEEKB TO CLARI-
Nomlk Woman Winn. . FY SITUATION.
Annie A. Fisher. of Norwailt. was ‘0'"“9 Conn, May11,19w.

the second one to not II. divorce, Into Mr Edllm‘ ‘"

the was nine allowed to resume her III order that the plan for the man
maidon name or Rania. The plain“! ottoman: or our school: for the next
marriod John Fisher III Norwnlk in year its recommended by the Board of
Julia of 1892, and them nhe Ionnd that School “morn Io the Board of Motor-
ho was not. as otohdy II fellow an o Ilonment will I)! «thoroughly under-
clocit and had ti. diolnclinnilon to work. Hood by all the citizens, the tout»:-
lie «no homo work as a Miami", and Inn mime/III III herewith submitted.
who Inter-9mm in 1mm morn um; ml Tho School llonrd recommends:

 

" no In his wife. They would nIoIe (vi The employment of II IIIInerInten

Stamford and then luck to Norwnllt, I‘llont of schools to Ming-Wise all the
and mtnfionally tho Nahum I"; oo- uzhoohl of tho town including the High

‘ lined to no to the homo of her mother. ; School, the High School being Inolnd .

II with In February. 139.; um John (ill on the recommendation of the High
told III! with that .he was going to School committee: the employment of
alumina! and that one would hum to II IIIIIIIIIIIIII to:- the High School. under
Slim {or heme-Ii, III. ho llllll all that ho autm‘vlflnr Irrluclhala to not undé‘r Ibo
could do to ittllinori. Innmlr. Thu-e of wllools; the employment or We
no el’idelmo to show that John run annervlnlng tirinciualo to not under the
away from work. Tho "reg?!“ whom direction of the ‘ouperintendont oi

imminent the! attendant are not known. schools, and for each of the smaller

MfiDQMlG a.“ Deane. school» the employment of the name

John .I William of III Clinton III-- “m” °’ Mum” ”“1 mam" 3“

«nut-g, ““39”th was granted a di I those whom have had the out your.

norm from Edith w. Whaler. whom he mm sold ”imam!” and teachers ‘m he

married on June it. IIII‘II'I, IIII the latter“ changed on the recommendation of
much proforma tho oonttmulonahlp oi the present Mime: commit/loos.

The appropriation: for the follow-

nnothcr, «ml the plaintiff Riki the h i
court that Althur Maintmm In the In El“ 3“ 0°“ asked I” m the School

W0! her Inntrhilri, and that ihotwo" Bonl‘d'nro lily: saun- aII hurt your ex
me now living at will Hancock Intel“ on: “horn won ""9”"? 4 Include

Items of expenoe previously taken
one .Ior tho nlnlntm chmlnded his;
ltstimom Judge Borneo, united IIhy it" hoot Where It was “m“"y to include
u. “that he “I“ to NW“ his Wm“ innmod by the town became oi the con
conduct to 1% nuthoritioo. ill! the wife; $§1filfinmogmm I! Rawaion.
had been I: y or a crh I III or! i r “ ' " m“ "H“
g “ “ ow want mutt, North Center and
North om. ,

The School llolud requests the
teachers to file their apitcations tor
nounions tor next. roar. in all dis-
dicta 'with the present District com-
mittens the same In: hunt/own:

; Respociully Inthmltieti.
”I'm“ ”le“ I wnmnnn nonwmn. Boo'y.

Moth Brat Devin. WM granted a do. [loud 0: $01,091 Visitors.

three or diverge from Jinn» V mutt: MM...

oi Bridgeport on the ground of hablq
tunl intcnmornncc The nintmill' toldluglv “Eull'smfllllfl
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port those pnonlo to (no option" but In

stood Inn co to hero for who!" midi
ttm mm A on name hoaitolion the
door-cc oi tlIIorco Inn granted and hill-II
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mimic-II on their wedding trip in9 c-
tohor, 1898. and that or into years his
habit» Imagine so had that. one had to

leave him. otpocially wlIIIII he chohodi at” "an I” am Assembled ,

Inna Ho was will away can state In

hiliutlon. but she (lid not live with‘hlm Bl Dawn! Break" t. “GOD we

again. Plaintin‘ wan allowed to N-

sumo her nnIliien homo. "‘n From Doing necessary
Work In the Mines

ARTILLERY OFFICERS BUSY.
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Natioml Guardsmen moot“ lnotruov ”"939“ of tho Wigwam. Lookout-n- p

“0" “ Fiohm' M‘W- no. and Western Company in North

“’3'? H' 0' WRIGHT. Fishers“ Iu- Scranton. formed the background of ,

hmd. N. Y...May “”05”" 0’ “‘9 an ugly riotous I.clemuutntion today»

(ionneotiout Gout Artillery horns are Foreign workmen were laderomong,
- but“ may. ”Mil“! William's "W tho crowd of 2,000 men and boys that

d" ”‘9 regulorymy 0‘5“” '” "ii” assembled near the hronker to keep

“9"? WHWI'PTW‘W‘WV to tho or away moo who worn going; on to the ‘y

animations which will MK? DUN novooonry work. Thy dolled me “in“
”mm“- I The” “‘9 “9‘“ ‘0 officers. at local police who had an hour below

hero, and they, are under the insiruo— hurried from every city station on’

ilon oi Cont. B‘minord Taylor. I]. 3.1L. notice from the mine omclala that.
inniructoninsnoctor 0f the C. N. G. trouble W89 thnmm' The 1de
The cadets of the Connecticut Agricul; workers broko through the police
tuml College ham been moved from linen, rushed I“ are rooms and dru-
their tents to II buildlnl “W W I“ m our man. tut-aids sham om to

quartermuter'a dopartment.’1‘he,om who but. than and “we"
rain of the plant few days made it them “we

‘ ’Imnraciicnblo.lo “ml" beds °“ the Stats police on duty III night at the ‘

doom 5’0““ The 5'0"" Artillery ot- Logsoto Creek Mine. 9. mile away
Men are occurring the W“ M“ °‘ hurried over, and their coming rallied
““5 “ng“ Band. the local police and bomber the oil!-
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A ”m "E" ‘L°°°"°T'V‘° t?.“ii$..‘h.i°“.ihfin:
BOUGHT IV NEW HAVEN ‘ '
* and club: were thrown, uni 3 oh

«ow.
loom-dropping their olllhll, om «It
From an nothoritntlvo room It In: guns “d noun to I the WWII

learned this vital: tint the New York. hack.

some mu were Inc by thew

, comm”. Judi Maillot hind of locum bouts mm 1911, built“ with buttered

III-u than on could name cheer-tun. M“. I “W “I. stole

,ed. but. it in Mott that my art for
. like We mm fl. um 1‘" «ms then will Into the crowd, (III-

in; their molvore. who molt ml
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Sale Specials for
TONIGHT

BETWEEN THE HOURS OF

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«tho Shootout”: x 90. good ration center seam

 

SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL.

SHEETS

 

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SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL.

PILLOW CASES

1:: we i’ilioo‘ Castro—wimod cotton. regular size.

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BED

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Ital) launch Loud Claim—Fine even thread.
. 36 inches wide. Tonight.

SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL.

LONG CLOTH

 

SATURDAY NlGHT SPECIAL.

DIAPERS

Birdseye Cotton Diaper, it) yards, sanitary and medicartod

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SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL.

BED SPREADS

“.00 Red Spmdo-1mge full size. crochet quality hemmed.
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and dragons.

SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL.

DRESS LINEN

250 Drool! Linen—«36 Inches wide. fine men thread for hoists

 

 

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CRASH

tic Twiilod Cotton Crash-18 inch Twillod Cotton (II-uh red
border Tonight. .......... ., ....................

 

«A largoaooomnem of hooking in colors only.
mum“, ..........

snruaonv NIGHT 'specIAL.

R'UCHINGS

 

SATURDAY NIGHT ”ECIAL.

CHIFFON ‘VEI‘LS
$100 (lumen ”Valuation 1 yd. x 2 yds Hemotitched on all
milder. Wt .... .

 

OATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL.

STOCKINGS

Mic" 602- m ”fillk "Blottinwm nudity.

 

SATURDAY NIGHT BPIBTAL.

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SPREADS

$3.00 Fringed Iicdshrentiswlargo tnll 3m. crochet quality.
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122 yd pm
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Value 250.

GARDEN SETS

. Ohildfln't Gordon WK“. 3W out like. ISO MM

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