" 9 _THESOUTHNORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
James Golden, Editor and
Proprietor
MONDAY. MAY 13. 1912
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
‘ TOMORROW
High tide 8:39 a. m.; 9:04 p. m.
Sun rises 4:35; sets 7:03.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
A Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M., will be held“ its
roams May 14th. 1912, at S o'clock p.
m. Work, Put Master degree. All
R. A. Masons cordially and internally
lnhted.
Frstornaily yours,
ROBERT M. WiLCOX, Sec’y.
SOUTH NORWALK' BOARD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Canon.
Vice-Pmsldent—Chlrles J. Pidocon.
Secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
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IRS. lllllllllll lililll ~-
ilost liar $8 Dollars. gut She
Thought it Was Word! if
WESTI’ORT. May i3.———Kute_J)ons-
her, of Riverside avenue, was brought:
before Justice of the Peace Samuel
A Purity. lust week charged with abu-
all? language, breach of the pence, in-
Jul} to property and nusuultwuphou Mi-
chncl .l. Douaher.
ilpou being united to pileud, she
pleaded guilty and she wani‘flned 825
and costs. amounting in all to some.
thug over $36 which She paid...
it was a dour piece of fun for Mrs.
Donuhcr, but while she was doing it
she was in the host of spirits Ind.
evidently enjoyed it. The whole thing
happened on Tuesday sitornoon
when she went to the home at her
hrother-in-luw nt Bangatuck and
united to get in. The latter w‘0uld
not. admit her and in her eagerness
to enter she broke the gissu out o:
the. front door.
Coustahie Hezekiah Allen . came
along about this limo. and told her
to keep still, but this wars an in»
possibility. For when this resident
of Rivernide art-tine makes up her
mind to talk one golinrully has hcr
any. liozokinh‘u appeals for 'quioi.
were of no account nnd in order to
kccp her still he placed her in the
Sungntuch lock-up. uhcro she re-
44-2—Branch Office, Norwalk
890 --Editor’s Residence
729- 5—City Editor‘s Residence ’
The New Yorli ’l‘inics prohnhly gives.
the most correct View of it whcn it:
5:in ilnit thc provision in tho Astor:
will imposing it money loss for ihci
possible remurrluuu of the widow, dc-g
'rivcd its chief. it" not its only, impnlucI
from the fort-c of :1 custom long prac-
tised in the inmili tending to tho hoop.
ing togethei of 'thc estutc" »- -m(‘llllllli.'.i
the Billih‘lnillllil hcdy of thc mmto vf
as much as ponulbie. to gunrd nun-inn!
the diversion from it of iul‘gc sums of
. tunnel. The cxistvncc of this custom
has never been n secret. and tl’wrci’nrc
its. practice in this instance cnn lmrd- ,
13' be regarded its u grievance by ihOnc
whom it directly concerns. ’l‘hcano-
tive thus suggested mu,» or um not
big hotter thou the dcslic to oxti‘. the
a posthumous power of that natuic.
but it is the one which most pxohnhh
accounts for the. deccdcnt's action.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
unlined until hor husband hailcd her
out.
Mrs. Donuhcr hua hero in the
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public ('_\'|' li-ol’nrc.
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SENTINEL.
READERS’ “
V IEWS 2::
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The Sentinel Will be pieascdto re-
ceive letters for publication. from its
readers. under the above heading. A
brief and tome-point communication,"
as a general proposition. ccrrteu more
weight and conviction than a length)
one in which the argument is not
Congressman George‘s proposal for
concentrated. We do moat emphatic-
ally suggest brevity. tans-winded ar-
3 national tax on coal lnndn suugcats . tlcles. we have uluservcd. urc'tbc last
the query. Why not also on gold lnndn.
cooper lnndn nnd oil luuds. hiscrinr
ination in taxable propcrtv is n dun»
gerous proposiiion.»-lioston ‘ Tran-
discript.
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’l‘lic pt‘ople of lsumv, \lont.. have do
~ cided to change the name of tho mun
it was in ii.llll‘.‘d for lamn} of tho
Titanic—4hr name “as umrrcd by him.
-~«.\'or\\'ich Bulletin.
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'l‘he proposal to hnve congress un-
doi‘iultc the production of torrnpln
and supply them to the pluln poopic
at on appropriate pricc rcvcals dom0~
other at its vcr) host.—l\'cw York
Sun. - ~
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‘Spccd soul the ’i‘itnnic to thc bottom '
, of the ocean. Speed sent the trolley
car near ti‘ullford to its destruction.
'And still the lesson is uuhccdcd.——
New Haven Journal-Courier.
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SCHOOL MASTERS’ ROUND TABLE.
A”; spring Meeting Held at Norwalk High
. School, Saturday.
‘ if The Sixteenth Spring meeting of tlic
Schoolmasters' Round Tublc of What-
orn Connecticut was held at tho Nor-
walk High school. Saturday liar ii.
at 10 o‘clock. ;
The following program was when
hp. up and the discussion of the address
' and the topics proved interesting and
extremely instructive:
Address—What the pupil's clnan
mark or rank should ropreseut~Dr.
Edward H. Gumhart, Norwulir. '
Discussionr]. liow shall a super-
'. visor determine the efficiency of
‘ . school work? 2. Home work in the
grades, to) What subjects? (b) ijow
much? 3. Standard for promotion in
sumac nodes.
Those present warez—Supt. Charles
. 2‘ Deane, Bridgeport; mthron 1:). His-
‘ sins, George D. Northrop, Danbury;
‘8. P. William, 'nrido'oport: Supt. E.
. Grshsm. rail-now; aunt. J. F. Will.
.w 1!. POPPY Damion: PHI. Goo.
‘mm.m.ijdwuhn 0.”.
until. unalwrntk.
"wALx ccuum stun.
g to be read. and are many times at old'
.‘eti altogether.
SCHOOL BOARD SEEKS TO CLARI-
FY SITUATiON.
Norwuik. Conn...\1m ii 191‘:
\lr hdltor: --
in oidci that the plan for the man-
agement of our schools for the next
your an rccommondcd by the liiourtl of
School Visitors to the lionrd o'f Apporv
iionment may be thoroughly under-
-stood by nil the citizens. the follow.
ing statcmcnt in herewith submitted.
The School llonrd recommends:
The employment of n Sillltll'llilt‘ll-
dent of schools to supervisé oil the
schools of tho town including the High
Si‘liOOl.' the High School lining includ-
cd on the recommendation of the High
School committee: the employment at
a principal for the High School, under
the sunervinion oi the superintendent
of schools; the ‘employmcnt of two
supervising princinnls to act under the
direction of the srmorinicndent of
schools, and for each of thchmailer
schools the employment of tho name
number of principals and teachers as
these schools have had the oust year,
and said principals and teachers to he
engaged on the recommendntion oi
the present district committal.
The upprouriotions for the ,toilow-
ing schools asked for by thu School
Board are the some as inst young»
copt where it was necessary to include
items of expense previously tuken
cure of by the district tax, but now. as-
sumed by the town because of the con-4
solidation oi,’ schools: Rowuytou.
North West. Brook-ids. Broad. River,
West Norwuik. North Center and
North Ellt. " ~
Tho School Board rogue” the
teachers to file their applications tor
positions for next your, in all dis-
tricts with the present District com-
mit-tosl the sums sq bohemian.
Respectfully submittsd.
WILF'RED BODWELL. 99,07. ...
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liliill’lli ill Sillililllill
Murillo your "cut mum
No change of circumstances
can repair added of chars ter.
We boast our emancipction
from many superstitions; my:
we have broken any idols. it is
through a transfer of the idola-
try. What have i midst! that I
no longer imniols'ie a bull to
Jove or to Nehtunc. or a mbhse
to Hecate: that-l do not tremble
before the Eumenidcs. . ‘1 or
the Cclvanistie Manon?“ day,
if i quake at opinion. at the ru-
mor of revolution: . . . . if
I quake. what matters it what i
unlike at? . . 0n thel'other
part. rectitude is a perpbtual
victory. celebrated not by cries
of joy. but by serenity. which is
joy fixed or habitual.- Emerson
_ nuns. Thus tar. Advantage hos been
MonnAv, .m :3. xgu
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24th Anniversary Sale
Y‘
‘eping
e linens of lunexcelied
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This Sale offers many indu
wife; who takes pride 111 k
well stitched. Not often a
tements to the house-
her linen cl03et
qualities offered at prices :’ 0 low as these and
when such .an
opportunit 1
comes you should
avail yourself of it to the f llest extent.
Linens
for the Tablé are the big features with other
Linens for Household uses.
versary Sale Prices.
Pattern Table Cloths
Heavy quality Scotch Damask,
Table Da ; ask
All at special Anni-
' Linen Sheeting
Heavy qualiw Scotc“ and Irish . Suitable for two uses, making
in‘ unusually handsome de- Table Damask. bleached and :sheets or
making summer
signs. 2x2 yards. Regularly unbleached. 68 x 72 inches dresses. 'An unusually good
$2.00.
Anniversary Price
- 81.39
Table Damask
Full bleached
grades. 51 25 value
Anniversary Price. yard 9811*“
Irish Table sell for xsc. the bestt that can
Damask. all pure linen. A be sold at this pric.
qualitv made especially for Irish and Russia Crashes; 15c
wear and service in handsome values.
designs. One of our staple,Annivcrsary Price ..
wide: regular 75c vlaiue.
Anniversary Price ~59¢
quality. go inches wide. .A
real dollar value.
‘ Anniversary Price ..... 79¢
Crash‘
Qu‘litics which we regularly
Scotch.
1256
.. Hemstitched Tray
Cloths
18 x 27 Tray Cloths made of
fine quality all linen damask;
Always sold for 256.
Anniversary Price ..... 19¢
Napkin Specials
French Ramiti Dress
Linen;
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Many of these Napkins are This is the most dcsired linen!
priced close to the cost prices.
They are of excellent quality already shrunk. “Sill“ 75: V3-
in good designs. '
20 x 20 inch: regularly $2.00.
‘ 'Annivcrsayrxgrice .* . 51.49
20 x 20 inch: regularly $3.00.
Anniversary Price . .
32.39
24 x4 24 inch: regularly $3.75.
$2.98
Anniversary Price . .
24 x 24 inch: rdgulnrly $5.00.
$3.49
Anniversary Price . .
for this season 50 it ches wide.
iuc.
Anniversary Price ‘u
49¢
t
Mill Ends of lrish
Table Damask
'Sturdy quality of pure Irish
lT able Damask. in lengths of 2
yds.. 2 1-4 yds. and 2 i- 2 yds.
Just from the factory.
. ‘ 2 yds. . ......... ' ..... 51,59
Renamsance i Scaffs 2 1-4 yds. . .; ........ $1. 79
a 2 1- 2 yds. ......... ..51 98
Real Japanese enaissancc
Scarfs, hand made.“ with ptfre
Irish linen centers. 20 v 54:
regular $1.00 value.
' Natural Linen ~
A Dress Linen in the natural col.
or. an extra quality in the 36
inch width; regular 39: value.
.....24d‘
Anniversary Price
Anniversary Price ‘... 49?.
Round Seat oped
Cloth" .
an.
Huck Towels
Three patterns of extra quali-
ty. all linen hock. hemstitched.
plain white with neat red and
. blue borders: regular 35c qual-
* ty.
Anniversary Price ..... 24¢
Lunch Cloths
Hematitchcd Lunch Cloths. all
linen. 36 inches square. all one and with fast cdg
price: fine for table tops or
small tables: regular 75c value
Anniversary Price . . 49¢
The best cloth we c er offered3
for this price made of goodi
quality linen damad. designed,
Anniversary Price .
Waist Linen
especially for the rt und table.‘ Light weight white linen. 36
scalloPs. i inches wide. a quality suitable
new and handsomi: designs {for waists or summer dresses;
68 x 53 inches real rain: $4.00. l regular 35c quality.
$2_98 ‘Anniversary Price ....22c’
IEXISAI IESELS SEAT“!
III) II IETIEAT Illnl
IIIDSES Silillli Tilt!"
(Continued tron First Pub.
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with thyme mment troops, as they
standby luvs pushed the rebels north-
west toward tbs, American border.
The superior unitary tire «I tbs lov-
crmnt troops, driving the insurmo-
up so tor back that their autumn
nn- boom intently. is main bu
to Jones tbs ore-to my stilt firth“
northward .
Ino'iuluu for Final Stud.
mum. Jim. Icy nation. on
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unmmamimmm
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Gouuics Salas. who :ommitted in.
min when the battle wont. must
him. Though rebel callusities in the
engagement of yost rworo great.
the uberst loaders doc re‘ the gamma
mcut‘ iihewiye suitor. heavily and.
except for the no... or mportant posi-
uons at Sonsjos thou him an oven
break in tho Wot.
All of the com- ' -~ their-muon-
msuda luv. boon am to mobilise
ham. where the . lilo fight!”
strenstit or the ins-w . . will bq
thrown owns! tho O my ‘ “
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Mohsckomo Hotel. , ‘
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Thom. Cl. cumin, J.
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SKINS .
'j (thumb Endeavor, the Junior work:
' roams poop!“ work in the chants.
h”. MA“ MI
« Johnson and Mani lull; M
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR RALLY.’
Kari bellman. iield “(rotary oil
the United Society; of Christian Eon
deavor' will discuss in the confercnoet .
hold in South Norwalk today and to-
morrow such practical questions as
tho "lotion of the church and thd
sud tho work of tho intermodinteh.’
I‘M smile: or carbon citiaonshiu ‘,
will be taken up Add its mistionsliin
to nominal.» at the communityl
will by Man.
“ All duo-finn- Mfluninc to flu.
will massive citation iron this now
tor in young pooplo’ I work. ‘
Kr Winona is so lanthanum} W
in the work at you: my“
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