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High tide 9: 17 I. to; 9:22 p. m.
Sun rises 4. 24; lots 7: :6
65312:“ NOTICES
MAQONIG Di REGTORY.
Afihtod Convocation of But
Shunt», R. A. M., will be held It
p. m.
x intuition.
"‘ Fraiornaiy yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec’y
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' . roomI. MIy 35th. 1812, It 3 o'clock
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President—Nehemiah Candee.
Secretary-Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
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"IOUTH NORWALK BOARD or
VIoe-Presidont—Chulea J. Pldgoon.
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"cheerfully" {my the
yu'eonre for u still
when the Ill'olwili axromnoui
und the minors (ienlro anotlior rai
’m .i'aci. it, in not quite contain lint:
operation themselves have come
look upon these periodiv sirilmu
. i‘allt‘l' than otherwise, for while it
. llllllmllii'Pd that in onivr to grant 1
miners the in; per cont. int-rm
cents a ton iiddiiigiila' lo ioqniieti
Why,
lion. "
them
Tho. opmutotu run they
~- i2 season at Roton Point
. _ .- . . . unuguroteti yesterday when mem-
. born or the Roton Point Life Saving
' Corps opened the pavilion and sever-
al people took I plunge in the Sound.
“ , Curtis Hungerrord; the Reading
‘ youth who recently stole about $2,000
‘1 mm ills employ to Mina Juliu Soniord
0! that place. has been Sent to it
George Junior Republic in New York
stnbe
”Inn—W-
William B. Clailln and family of
New York, hale moved to their new
summer home. the former Arthur J.
Todd place in Umpawang district.
nodding. Mr. Claflin is a member of
the firm of McKlm, Mead & (20., an
chltocta.
“um—w”
‘ I. The [secretary of state has com-
municated with the highway commie-Dr
oioner of Massachusetts in reference
to the case of Frank Curin oi?
Springfield, who in charged with vlo-Dj
toting the automobile law. The sec-
retary requests themommlslionor to
make an investigation into the mIttet‘.
A bulletin liltingd last week ‘hy c. N
Woodward, snoorintondoiit of the
”fibre Dino division of the New York,
New Haven o Hortiord ma til-l.
mucus tho appoinumont of anginaw
D. nominee. to he trainmwlor in
‘ m «6! flight service between
DWOodlIwn hind New Haven. including
will he charged between
inoreo ue——— a lid
further advance
on piros
the
smuothiug of a lleiwfit to themselves
which they actually receive, out ol‘ the
“to pen cont thm (leumud it is also
, order to l- a} the miuois lllt'll' illCl'C‘lille.
the additional iii oonu ii
give figuiou hut. tho) mpiu‘g‘” A L
D suction and it in honod that Ivory,
1 member who is able will be present ot‘
tho ow‘ury Ind- Ridgeneid branches. .
Tho maintmont becomes effective.
. and on mice mu Iliad
" Dawn, to to be them
‘ It tbs new mWiie
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COST OF com. 5}
D Conunnwro of cool nun know what 5!
the’mineru‘ strike will cost them. As . ‘t j"
u rennin of the nirilto, tilt-y will pay w 3‘
25 cents more a too for ovary ton of 'u'
coal consumed. from now on. The on .
orniorn have issuod a circular iiii- .. E
D nounclng the intrreuso. and all that. l D .
, D. the plilil‘li‘ run do shout it now is to WI",
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The man
An adjourned meeting or the W]
Norwalk Board of (‘ouuoilmon will be
held this evening in the oountli chum
her in Washington BUM. nt which
time 9. great deal of important hunt~
nous will be transacted. a,
The uncas Hayloft. No. 2654, l. o i
R M.. will huld a big session thin;
evening in the bar. in
street, at which time eight onudlduiea;
Dwill ride the hay wagon and u Dilltll Dr
; supper will ho seiv‘hd '
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The yeokly business meeting of .
Douglas Fowler Post, Grand Army as, l
puhlic, will the hold this evening in.
the rooms. in Washington street. im-
portant business will come up for tram
this meeting.
Messrs Atwntor and Blackman. sea-
soned members of the Sixth Company.
Godot Artiliony Corps, (1N. 0., left >
Norwnik Saturday night for the rifle
range It South Wilma, where they
camped out over Saturday. Sunday
and Sundry niilhit lntho hull shelter
tents The company wont-to the hit:
this morning tor the annulu- M ‘
produce. D, . ' 3 ‘ "
D From
“A GLANCE BEHIND
THE CURTAIN"
There is always work,
And ‘ tools to work
withal, for those who
And blessed are the
horny hands of toil!
The blisy world shoves
with arms a-kimbo
uwuormd his unite V
and he is hotter able 330
world at large and illll 0
Washington ’ toils.
e 8 o'clock narvloe yesterday
ng twenty or the you“ people
ntiy confirmed took. their ilrot
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aside
who stands ‘
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open maiden m
n particular by having teeth
inithor unsightly nor unwholeaonio. .
Personal attention gluon to all
Consultation rive.
J. u. MALLDERY
18 south lulu 8t, Samuel-moi!
Hours: ii I. m. to 8 n in. sun-
dIyI by Ippoinunsnt only.
WA.
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DWI-'37? AND Rain sheet illust
wool. Oshoin mount»,
WHEN Youfiigot. Fort utreei. East
3°“ should“ «treat South Main straw. ,
wuwriiimoi, Chestnut utreot. illon
god street. Railroad nrenue. Clay
ingtOn street. North Main niroot, ”Went
avenue to Not-wont Armory.
The committee suggests that rosi-
sired
ail-rot». It did Armory. .
m the Idaho“ at (Euro-onion Wit
iinm Sulaor. oi New York city;
Emmott iii. J. Hill will he Ilia lion-
" orory ohairman: new. John E. miter
last mains.
punching mwimDuormou {or
the presiding claimant Roy; W. H
Thomaii will odor nifIyo‘r. and there
will he vow. Ind
Automohllu in PIrIiiI.
About v. om. J. H Bandit. in. in (lo
‘ ‘ IllIooD ”Irvin. Authur WID
D m for tho now Town School swarm»
“Mommy the time of election.
,r , , vi“) l‘éfillec‘llllllv
street, Franklin streot.D\Veut VVlliib- ‘
dents along the line or hmroh display '
- rings and other nuitahio decorations,
and that each automobile in line huvo ‘.
a email flag or more tllon one it 'do. ,
The Win at oneroim at tho:
. mm meeting in the Armory in In an
trndtlwl one. the mrinoluni {outwit bo- .
Con:
trumontol music’.‘ -‘
.. 'l‘li follovtina limo Ilroody prom; 'D
of; n. who
SENTINEL
READERS
III
III
IEWS
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The Scotland Will be pinned to re»
ceivo lotion for puouoItlon, from in
modern under the above heading. A.
brief and Willa-point commutation.
II I unerIl propulitlon. our“: men
might OB‘DWMIMUOB than I worthy :
one in which iiio argument. lI not
concentrntod. We do moat Implante-
Illy suggest brevity. Long-winded Ir.
ticles. we have observed. are tho laid
to ho ronthnd Ire many times Iioidv
Id Iltonotnor.
W...
THINKo BELDEOTMEN SHOULD ACT
NOW. ACCORDlNo To LAW AND
CUSTOM. IN RESPECT TO.
SCHOOL TEACHERS.
To the Editor or The Sentinel:
The communication published Slit-
urdoi‘ in your paper from the Center
School Disli‘it‘t mmmlttoo donorvon'tho
attention or all the olocioru. sit in I
lust, lair, dianaasionato statement in
the interest or the parents and poplin
ot‘ tho public nohooiu.
The Town unlirr tho
in w
This llllii born the luvar»
hitherto.
The nine of tin.- now 'l‘uwu School con»
milloo should ho doiorminod in once
iiy the Town uolocimuil.
Tho warrior,» of the State Board of
Education hau held one ronuistoui
View mm this point no thei Comer
nintricl committee guys in the quota
tion from him it in that the Council
nation volt» wiped out all tho commit-
ions and tho hoard of school visitors
oncoming tho High school rummltteo.
ii in only fair to all conoometi to D
mid that in lilo election that shtmld'D
punmriy rr hold filly and all momhoroi
of tho committovn mid of tho hoard
run ho candidates.
it in my mm iwiief that for all now
horizon for tho hound of visitors for:
tho rhuirmnn or District commute“
tondout u rowdy and iinul mtilvmontj
oi the achool revolution in, douirahlog
Unless the election in held. the aboardi
rounoi‘ 05mm liolng «anon hr 301%" ‘
electors and unlitlrni onnmiouu, uI-i
umarnot tremors” for tho excreting; sol;
(“Milli tho} worn out oiortoti in a fair
gumi ohm: content {or oiilco at: Town
lit-hoot (‘onunliteo Without deiinito
ulevtlon to there duties, tho momiwm
cannot tool the motidrtahio awn»
lime, of a public mandate.
Holding: an oiootlon according to
low mom: progress and notice in the,
. w E CHAXPELLOR.
Siluurinioildent. [futon niolritet.
in lili nu
nun Ill iiiii u
should ‘
Duow proceed to elect a Town School
committee.
ilahlo warrior in thin Stuto
. 24t Anniversary Sale
TRIPS.
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Anniversary Specials
in Trunks, Suit Cases
Most DWond‘erfui
Anniversary Feature
Great Sale of 100
Sewing Machines
and Traveling Bags ‘ . . .. i ‘
Summer vacation time will noon be
here. Why not prepare for the
. now? Get the Trunk or Suit Case‘ or
Traveling ling now while the Anni.
vernary Price saves a largo portion‘ot
tho prioo.
Trunks
Suitable. for both men‘s and, woumn’s
use; large. l‘ull cut hos. duck
«rod, combination oomtorii.
alumna. iihro binding.
look,
tray with additionnl tii‘C-ss‘or
trill: till sizes.
Anniverury Prion:
all {in mines fol ........ $5
Situiliii in] non tor .......... $9
Steamer Trunks
liuilt the some way
lioni'y
ourolsior
largo halls and deep not up
.79
with single tray
tri n
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Hero is umlouluotily the greawst Sowing llurhliio opportunity
98 over lli‘in‘iiliil‘il in this or any uthor city at But,
remember, while this unleudid lot ol‘ machines
remaiuo, lnoludod among the NH) umrhiues are all of~ihe dif-
foroui machines mode by tho Eldredge Rotory Sowing Mach-
any time,
ii lasts: only
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“like Iamo lengths. [10.00 values. loo (.‘0. Your choiro or all a: nearly oneliaii the regular
Anniversary i’rico ...... $7.98 1"er-
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' $50.00 "iMPROVED" ELDREDGE ROTAR’V SEWING MACHINES
. Anniversary Sale Price ............ . ............. $36 00
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Travehng Bags FREE LESSONS—«FREE DELIVERY.
_ A thoroughly well made. full out. BUY NOWmDelivery at once or later as you wish.
rawhide imiiiaor ling. strong frame,
dodn sighted iorlt sewed on corners,
YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY CASH—PAY $2.00 DOWN
THEN $1.00 A WEEK.
lll._"’.i‘ii§..lilifnl‘li‘mliii‘i’...Eli“; This is Surely the Opportunity oia
IirM: mill) tuition. Anniversary
u... ................ $435 Lifetime~—Don’t Miss It
mm»... ._ s .. H... I. .. ”I M. ”W. M...
of ii Iiate could not be: used on I Unit-
ed Status military force Outside the
boundaries of the country. This de-
cision was received with a good deal
. of surprise and moan-.aanmont
'l‘ho Stern-lion oi War and his 3th
visors began at once to deliberate. on
some tumour“ of legislatimi ah; w hich .
the gap between the regular nun)-
iind the within in case of i’oreign
war might ho oloaod. m militia has
been built up through many years of
hard 'work on um part of the Dwnr
imminent and the army and Con-
i has provided money liberally
"' ainteuance and development.
daily devised by Sopretai}
make it possible by
“ suthoriae tho
-, reach out and
' . nintiona
United
if“? D- .'
knows " that
u
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iyOurs lilih
ADVERTISE in »
The Sentinel nobody
Y A, A-dOLIflgbuSmess, and it. D .1“
Wm" bé long before
you are 1; *
know it
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» Dillon's rooming Sn" 3
[Metro D'l‘In Rubber
in; on iluhnci; Oxi‘ordo
down the general principle [lint mi». N
.iifin f’l‘gjanizatious shall be taken oxer “ATE LEAGUE GAMS
D 8.1)! batteries, t‘ohllmuies, regiments. .Fon THE “Eix'
brigades. or divisions. Quivers vmuid
.only be taken; therefore, no they .
worn ports in the tactical organiza. ’ . Today
"0m and the“ Wile“ ‘0 the ”my Hartford at New Britain...
rogulationn in; to military and pliyoi~ 1
'cnl quallflontions.
An illustration is afforded bl the
statement. at a former member at the
maximal MilliiI Board. who in an Ad.
iiutant General or the militia of a.
‘lDWestern State. and holds I commis-
Mon on Major General. He says ho
limo kept a vacancy in the grade of
Intontenunt Colonel in the militia of
his State so that it it were outed into
the Federal service to go abroad he
Iwould at once seek a commiulon as
Lieutenant colonel for serving in the
1regiment tint might be called.
One of the featuree or the organiza-
tion wormed under the new merger
the militia with the regular army
ties for“ I out»! or our tor av."
“laionuwiici shall no a reunion
i
TueIdIy
New Haven at Holyoke. -
New Britain at Bridgoport.
liartford at Springfield.
Wednesday
New Haven at Springfield.
Bridgeport. at New Brllain.
Holyolie at Hunti’ord.
ThurIdIy ' . '
New Haven at Bridgeport.
Hartford It New within.
Springfield at Holyoké."
Afternoon
Bridgeport lit-New Huron.
Holyoke It Sprinzl‘lnlli.
New Britain at “WM-
r.
D . ~ . .‘ Friduy
kugggfizmm “wt: flartroM It New mun. D 1’ ‘
’ ‘ ‘ 31‘5de at antinsfioltl '
t Inhioct Ind mes
,; mo tooling with
iiiDIiIi‘vin
Hamlin It Now Briton. . ~
, New Briton: It It»: Haven
Induction It Animus. '
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Norwalk Chronicler