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THESOUTHNORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
i’JImeI Goldon. Editor and
Proprietor
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‘4 TUESDAY. MAY 14. 1912
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HINIATURE ALIJANAC FOR
- TOMORROW
{High tide 9:65 a. m.; 9 :49 p.m
Sunrimu 34; sets 7 .04.
.4 SQQJETY NOTICES
MASQNIC DIRECTORY.
. A Stated Convocation of Butler
'Ohapter. R. A. M.. will be held at in
room: M 14th,}.1912, at 8 o'clock 4).
m. W06}? Pant Manor degree. Ali‘
R. A. Masons cordially and fraternally
invited.
Fraternally yourI,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Soo’y.
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"Iowa NORWALK Bonito or
TRADE
.PrelldentuNohemiah Caudoo.
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Secretary—Frank W. Hadloy.
Treuuror—Matthow Corbett,
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4 With 21 country cuiuihlc under:
unicntiilr liit‘lllmli-i of producing on the;
mun "0w undtir rultlvutltm at tonsil
twice what is now prorlut't‘d. the pool
pic of this country tire Grounding on;
' ~ the imports from fllli‘tllld for uotnol
. l
, of the staple lll‘lltfleo‘ of food. And:
. thfi Mm HOW lllitlt‘l‘ rnltli'utiluu run
he! lnct'ouued ttntl extruded t‘rntn:'
tWGI’ll)“fi\'t‘ to fifty nor cont. it 'u tiling
gular that we can not mull (llll'iil‘iu‘ii‘.
of the advantages :tt timid. utui ntnlwl
the most of ”will. ’l‘hu ltutiiiy—uo-l
4 lucky ways of tho past have loll then-i
influence upon tho present and we}
4 are slow to learn the hotter wtli'N n1»:
proved abroad and capable of allot»:
. Lion hero to our great ntii‘antngo, And .5
‘ so we have been importing p0llii0vs.l
ind eggs and butter and otltm‘ things‘
or whirli we should litiw it filll‘illilsl
to sell to ollttu' rountriou, Will Wt‘l
over learn? 3
RlGHT TO THE POINT.
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The clean up not iod has been ugliu ‘
[ted 90 him it that is scouts 119.0551“);
to ruin eiery naymlllddletuuu ilrons. l
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The. 'utfttiuctttos hut a lnilliani till i
‘ ratio in Sun 3‘ Ulh’, but no ontortuln tho,‘
-4 suspicion that Hlillli) s llll~ll tins hnru- .
t
ed that morning»Moritien .‘lilllliitil. :
do..-
\‘i’inronuin has just chariot] a law
cli‘tuinntimt or all tutrty designations
from the ballot In municipal elections.
in any city of the statv. ~ii'urvoutor
Post. '
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“Addition, (“Vision and silent-o" its a
motto lm' copper—tyne or other pools is ‘
l
excellent, but how shall that item)"
clear of "nation“ who will ttillt'.‘~~2\'cW
York Wot‘ltl. ‘
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it is in matter for intorraiing speculu-
‘tiou what sort oi” emotions will more
our mude‘rn radicals when the)" put
3 their own ductrinmt into actual mne-
Mtice in their years of olderly sober
‘ judgment, .aml rt-trull their )‘(ltlllgt’l‘
donnwstiriugtield ilnlun.
«o...
L The Incipient riots in ports of the
anthracite region hnyo an ominous
lorehodlug. A real ntriltp would prob-
":th pluugtI tho l‘i‘fllUll into wldcspruutl
lawlcuunnsu. it is hoped that such it.
calamity vwlll ha avoided by the curly
usuurnnrc or n settlement. ~~~~~ Wilkes-
lrarro lictwortl.
At Welleuley college tho glrln hnvc
4 these» asked to atop using much slung
4 expressions 4 an “tiewdnhn,” which
I moans masculine klnson, Nobody has
united thorn to refrain from klulnz the
interner cox but when they weak of
their nohlevménts in that llne the)
must use it «more refined tormrw
V‘Bridgopout Former.
, ‘oArrooth.
”out the naming antenna. . ,
' on the windowept, tumbling
Milli ‘
hold the yoliow Iummer IptltI,
gig light April «hitter. .
THE LAND'S END
My feet were led to that land
near the flood
That still is life. though
death's lull tide is near;
Never seemed earth‘so lair--
and 0. how dear
The fields of green where i so
lately stood.
i thought not of the future. near
' and dim,
”But of the beauty when the,
darkness breaks,
. When the cool breeze the
bending tree-top shakes,
And all the birds uplift their
morning hymn.
I thought of bygone joys-of
how one day
i found a little glade within I
wood,
Where one'lgreat oak none
in glory stood,
A temple where the greatest
well might pray.
Whenl go hence. let me go
with the day.
That for it little time i may
have light
To look back at the world so
fair and bright,
Before, it“ hides behind the spaces
gray.
Let this be last, when earth-
light fails. to see—:-
The roots that shelter those
who have loved me. '
Ninette ,M. Lowaier.
' Grmtnnort, l.. 1. Wm. Rudolph‘u sloop
i thrir nuuonl to tho Winter. and the res-
taurant Mount» nay tho miller season .
' l‘ho season has boon it good um. um:
44 and We“. null It lane II mu!
' more. Boon orator. monthly will in»
4 from hunt or. thin tluto "overrun”
' “in; it." and tho mull will tom fli-
. out am my born into “MM. Iced
Minimum
mm arm
The Bridgeport “Farmer" my. the
end of the oyster eating mention this
valedlctnry: "The season jun 010306
Win an excellent one (or the out"
has been good, and, II the cannula-
e; know, the price nu been won.
‘tuoluialnod. A source oi grlet to opl~
cures in that “the wild outer. onno
plentiful, in now all out extinct. TM
tame, domeltlrated oyutor can no!”
onlorwhich roamed: tree and select-
ed its bed where it llItuth. Compan-
tlvcly few wild oysters reached the
city markets during the ”noon, and
within it few years the aboriginal oys-
ter will be its extinct as tho orluthinl»
culuuuzlth." . .
The uchr. Amnndo Btuhott. Glut:
Fred Bishop, has arrived in With! Sny-
villo, V. Y.,' with n «no of oar-her
seed tor Clint. Jar-oh (letters. Capt.
W. White also arrived with‘the power
NCO/w W. W. Both cursor-I were from
J. it. Still, Capt. Stumuic; Capt.
Watts, with the sloop Elsie, and Capt.
M. C. Van l’opcring with the Forest
firm, are at West Snyvllln with nor-
goou ol' wed oyotera for Cunt. Wm.
Rudolph, (in-pt, hinge-r, with the Ruhr.
Horn, it's also in port with seed (lyn-
itera tor the some firm.
The Soalshlnt Oyster System have
hunted nevorpl of thvlr llnntu out on
the ignore, at“ Walt Buyouts to be re»
paired. vatni ol the other shippers
tuivo ulno hauled out some oi ritelr
oy‘ttlrr tloatu tor the reunion, Erovurnl‘
othrru in tho soulshlpt (lyslrr strata-1H
tru hum left Suwlliu lox Long inland
Sound wlitlt' they will work the com-
ing hummer 5
Thu (tutor launching nenuon u-t Chur-
lcston, s. (7.. Mom! lust Saturday,
when ”in oyster othonltors from the
plant of the Charleston Cunning truc-
tory, which closed ltn sousou‘u work of
uy‘slot‘ conning. than n special train
for tho North. ”The nhnrllorn wétit
nbiy many of them will return to
Chairman next wintm',
tompurntluiy fur oysters limo
horn tutvu in (‘ltutlontun S. l‘._. in the:
tun: tun clays on account of the warm
Wolilllei‘. which tuttigntud l’lfilllllfil
dinai titrated without much of a flurry
luduiitry no in main noutlbuo the cm, 4
equal in flavor that witnessed by, tho 2,
from Charlontnn to llaltlmuro. Prob)
the l‘linrlusidn' 'Pnrt. null tho qunllty‘
,4 drum and figutnntl haw nli born can:
unlit-tit Thore- tiro rocutntimtm tori
nit-outly ltnu been takuu by tina mitt;
ulna-ii rrah, tho elir‘lmp and tho (llama
The warm wt‘nihor down not room to;
ulfont those. and with them tho intern;
or non food will he cheerfully contentf
until Soptouthvr 1
it was to ho lmuonsihlu m not the"
upcmtntrytnon 0! Virginia iniorcutcd:
in the mutt‘r and halt ludusiii of the;
Milli", any: the nonunion Noun." The
orator industry in Virginia taut yenr‘
niono nmcuutm to summon. Wilhé
businesnllke management by tho utniei
and scientific culture the output could!
be doubted or treblnd and tin tncomo‘
obtained which would very nmterlnllul'
‘dlutluluh the trim on property (”tiff-i
whore in rho state. We not very busyl
talking on coflwrvatitm at our natural?
resources and noting the timber lands;
in the mountains. We give onllreln:
too little attention to tho conservation;
of this mtorntuuu resource of oyntm,1
which could he made to pay into the
stain treasury hundreds oi thousands.
of tioiiarsn «your. whore» the timber
land pays the» state little or naming.
lion in the forum. thtryouoo buoy
those who aren’t planting m clean—
ing up thelrvbedn and getting ready to
plant. Mont of tho New Haven tit-ms.
any: the "’l‘lmeou-ador" of thnt city.
are netting oysters ready to run down:
onilu given up the idea at planting in
thnt buy. Tim have experimented on
the acre: down that way and now
tholr Mom will be continua to Long.
lIlInd bean. until-nit. Bron, have sent
out nlrcotiy‘wmo 180,000 bushels 0!
Icon oyotor. Ind expect to put out no
runny more in the planting remit.
'l‘liolr bedI are tit Rlvorton, Providr
once, and shutout. The We 00.
will load out half o million button.
at 2.000. 000 immu- or more into
‘oihor new «cord mm: in tho ow
'tor lino. Bouillon thin ultimo: by law
who out to mom minis. man
tho loss at tho motor, for its: pincer;
’I‘lio oy-atotmuu is turning hla allow ‘4
planting and tromplnuting. And
to iNnrrmqutt Buy. MouInciti k‘ ‘
Sons have the sour. Hawkiuu undor :
way, and the nchr. R. J. Domini: ltI’ .
loading. Mucrott 3m. limo uracil- “
MflnongunflWuthmM.
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TUESDAY, MAY :4. 19:2
nmversary
SALE
The “Home Women's" OppOrtunities are many
in this Anniversary Sale. Hundréds of articles
from our Kitchen Furnishing, China and Glass-
w'are Departments will appeal strongly to the
woman who loves her home. In no part of our
store will the evidence of our appreciation be
more forcible than in the big basement in which
the home women delight. You’ll find many a
thing you need in your kitchen. The bit of
China or the Set of Dinnerware you have what-
ed, marked at a pnice you can scarcely resist.
Hard Wood Folding Sewing Tables
I.
cxirn strong and desirable; regu-
lariy‘smu. Wednesday
$1.10
t
Large size foils of good quality
("rope Toilet Pater: regularly 10c.
Wednesday
70 a roll
0
To‘lot Pally-Heavy galvanized
ioilai pulls; rogulnrly 390. Walnut;-
ring;
27 cents
Loot: (‘ursnin Stt‘tait‘ltursw Adjusta-
ble unit renter hrncv. which pro-
vvnt sagging, fitted with station-
ary points; regularly $1.00. Wed-
nosday
79 cents
f‘ollnmlhlc Tnhorettoomwuli motto.
mission finish. with imitation
iouthor too: height is inching; top
l3 inrhoa square; regularly 49c.
\i‘cdnesda l’
33 cents
The Monarch iinstloss Dusting
Clothii, chemically prepared and
will nbunrb the dual; regularly 23c.
Wednesday
12% cents
lliruh‘n Bird l-‘ood~»Ronulnrly 101:.
\t’enuemnt', package
4‘ cents
Good size Round Clothes Hampers.
made of best quality willow: cover
installed to handle: regularly $1.35.
\\'9dnesduy
‘ 98 'cents
' (topper Wash Boilers-WPNos. 8 or 9
5 yard package of boat. qnnlm
_ taco nod HIS? Shot! Paper, in white
and colors: regularly 5c. \i‘edncn~
day. Package“
3 cents
ors; reg'u lilll} $3.“ 1.?» Wednesday
”’ $2.19
1 lb. can oi Old Dutch Chaucer, Garden Seeds: regularly 5c Mk-
" the grentcat scouring powder made.
Regularly 10c. ‘ Wednend‘ny So can
t ‘3 cents
3 cans 23c
All the different kinds at Page's
Kosiuos \‘nruum Bottles—1 pint
ulna; all solid coupe? Wash Boll. bottles. Kettlis liquids hot orccld.
Heavily nickel plated ruse. 'manu-
lartured by the sumo con-corn that
make Thermos Bottles: regularly
82.30, Wednesday
$1.49
ago. Wednesday
Dentin Laundry Soapwlieguiurly .‘w
cutie. Wednesday
6 Cakes for 20¢
GIFTS FOR DAY NURhIRY.
Mn. Dumortlor‘o wmIt ”lumen "cum
‘ of $72
The monthly moqllnx oi the my!
Notary was held at the home oi the
omldont. nu. W. H. Church, 80'!-
mour otroot, n‘oétordIy nttornoou. A
large number were meant and Ill 1m
thinhiul hr out: tor tho work.
kro- numortlcr‘o Wit, Apt-ti wt.
netted in: «Iron the following friend:
mm m rooolvotl: um Plinth!
urn manhunt, lira. Mimon guy.
mood new". MI (Irina: milk nod
Ionian. allow Ind bionic”. am. no
if tow-l our. Moo. colic, capo
Iuo awn. thou. oiloIotb. M ii
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anudwlcheo, South Norwalk Congrega-
, tlotui Church; Monte Fulton and ap-
ploo, Mro.‘ Chumhfllx boxes or crock-
oro. ‘ Mrs: McGowan; , two chairs.
screen. tnblo. fillinwo, tablo .llncn.
three kinds of fruit, MrsJolm Comp;
baby cloth“. MN. I". B. Bot-lint; mop
and, bureau, Mic. Alon Rummlor; hw-
‘by oiothomruro. Gnome Curtis: holly
curiae, loom. ll". W It. now
won; homer ton. um. Wiliim Mot-
ttmm children'I clot-boo nod WI.
loin; hudwlobol. orifice, plot)». haul
and butter. mu. and ma. “mn-
ltr churning homomode alto. butter
Ind moot, Emmi um. South Non
walk Ooomutlonoi church; meiot-
«mill for too, MrI. Flattering. ‘ ‘
Mdummmmm wiry
month M with the writ.
uni. mutI noon; IbooI. Hr. Kludo,
mmwmmdflbeflh.
MISS BENSON SURPRiSED.
Largo Number (”Friends Enter-tamed ~‘
by Her Loot Saturday Evoning. 4 ,
A‘ surprise party mu given Sa’tul‘ u ‘
day evening, My 11, to Miss Sadie
Beulah «t her home in East avenue.
‘A vory nice time we: enjoyed by all
prim». MlII Benson proved to be I.
M!- PM; Milan 8b. no
W W. Friend! Ind roll!~
than Imo Walton from Bridgeport.
Warmth mason: Not-volt. but u:
mam worn «Into «to come.
”PM“. mm m the Mines mitt!
Benson. Roth Boom, Mrs. 89mm
Mic 3mm, Hllmn Jobnlou. Mattie
ill. Mon, Mlth Johnna. Aims All
4m Minor Andaman. Mold Roda“
Milli Hellman. Mamie Po
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