‘ EVENIuG SENTINEL. .
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
tunic Io. (Edition. adualuictratrix
With the will animal. of the
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honour. JUNE 2x, 19'...
IINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
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SOCIETY NOTICES
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MABONIC DIRECTORY.
.A‘Special Communication of Old
. Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.,
'wlll be held at Its rooms June 24,
1912, at 8 o'clock p. m. Work F. C.
Degree. All Master Mason: cordially
and fraternally Invited.
, _ Fraternaliy yours.
ROBERT ‘M. WLICOX, Sec‘y.
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.OUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
- . TRADE
Proeldent’w-Nehemlah Dundee.
Vice-President—Charles J. Pldgeon.
Secretary-«Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
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44~2~Branch Office, Norwalk
890 wEditor’s Residence
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YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CIATION PRINCIPLES.
Ruben It. McBuInuI III 1553, won
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SouruNonuoLn 1
Duo .ilcnts II Copy «4 $5 ‘a Year“ _,
tho Geuoral SchctnIy of tho New
Yozk ASSOilallml put them as l01i0w_g |I
li‘irstJ—tho wort. uhull bt 101 .\onn. ;
men and boys only. i
ISecoIId.~~'l‘i1nt tho
,.Ivhole IIInII—vbody, soul nnu slum—7
should be promoted by tho cum-gotta:
development oi‘ tin» physn III, llllt‘llt‘il- '
tutti. sotiui and splIltunl Iicptutments,
of the work. i
; Tbiid. «'l‘hut points of (lOCil‘lllO coII-
”I‘ unveiled by IIIuIIgelicul (hummus;
are. to be avoided, and tho uiniplioity.’
“waifihc Gospcl adhered to.
FOIII‘tlI.«--'l‘hutx the I‘hIII‘I‘III‘iE ml
which our illE‘lIlllPl‘S lIclonu‘ hurr- II;
prior claim on our sympathy and “1-:
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Filth. “That when questions 01 mor-
“ oi Iotm In bccoInc pullilt‘fll 1mm (Ines
Mtiups tho Associationna IIucII Cl:1ll
how no Iclution to thom polutculle
All these pIIIIciples may ho thin-
. oughly understood und zealously nd
vocoted, but we need to I'InncnIhcrE
that there is such it thing us (lead or»!
,thodoxy, even III Assocluituu work and
method. 'IOur knowledgc must no vit‘
talizcd and sustained by the Holy
‘Splrit.uud Wt“ Innol, be workers, tic liv-
ing in close communion with our Lord,
or our work for Him will be Without
fruit. .
Our citorta for the pout lilil‘l‘t‘SlR of
our boys out] 0“." neighbors” boya will
not be without distinct mlruntugc to
”1089llltlll-”(HirficilN‘s—”who labor in
the spirit or the libovp principloa.
“Tho Norwulhs"- art» to have n Y.
Y M. c, 9... on got. busy and boost tut»
idea—whoop ii lni.l\'lllg“-*1I'R routing.
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
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He says he Iiootsn'i lilith which olIio
ho I'cpl‘vuonlu on the thrift quoallou
and on tho (llili’r quIthnI ho I'cpro»
oontn tho. rovoruo of his views tlvo
.yoarn ugo.»«~li'ioriiin 'I‘lnIcs-liuion.
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Be carotid uhout tho numo mu II-Iltc
upon onII thallot no a cundidntc l‘or
vino-plosldont. bccnuao In... pronhloniu
.iomotlmon bot-ome- prouidontg and
_ want extra cupn oi‘ I‘oit‘cc.»~lIoIIt01I
biotic. '
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‘ A woutorn laborer put a dyunmlto
cartridge III ‘1119 hip pocket and thou
‘mt down upon it. People who damn
* blobs ultorwurd now the bulb in the
mound whore Ihomou had been slb‘
tint and timtu allmPnteraou Prod.
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flffiovenii champloaahip prize lights
. Jcileduiod for next Fourth of July.
And yet It who thought that nothing
could be worra than the old- fashioned
fourth maneuver titepubiicun. '
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Colonel Rocco willingness to Intro
credit or responsibility with our
author or his cabinet taunt on re»
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A SONG or PEACE
Sing not the praise of olden days.
Their songs are sung forever
more;
But sing the ways of better
days,
Of peace and rest from shore
' to shore;
A single day of heaven is worth
A thI‘IusanIi years_ of striloi‘ on
' earth.
My native land, in glory stand -
But not the glory of the
ranks;
But of the fields and all that
yields
0f peace and wealth- and
render thanks
To Him whose bountcons bless- I
ings flow
From polar lights to tropic
glow.
The pride of power-our pres-
ent hour,
Still, still, our greatest danger
is,
O’er vision’s sea appears to me
A 'cloud-‘- but heaven save
from this.
No heart and soul to heaven
turned
Was ever by the Father spurned;
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'lhen let us plod with thoughts
of God.
And let our noblcr motives
grow,
That all that’s best of toil and
, rest
Like nature unimpeded flow;
A single day of heaven is worth ~
A thousand years of strife on
earth. , .
~floward L. Terry.
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Iolution. providing for the designation
_ stipulation in regardsto a building
' be delnyotl. Ho raid that there were
‘ vorballx that Whitley" action was
‘ flnnnco committed be empowered to
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'wus to be started by July :15 and to I
quortluu thorn to have their end or
the work in readiness by that time.
‘Counollmau Mothor presumed a for
of a building line In WMlIlnlltou street“
In part as loliown:
Whereas, tho (launch propose to
ddslguaic a building line on the north-
orl side of Washington street in the
city oi’ South Norwulh as follows, Ilz.:
commencing at II point on the caster.
ly end of the line piopuaod to be can
twbiished. sold easterly and being the
west loco oi the West wall of the build
lug owned by Raymond Broa..ond
said point being located 8.5 feet north-
erly. measured at right angled to tho
northerly side line of said Washington .
street, ’and thence running in a.
straight line to the westerly and of the
line 30 proposed to be designated and
estnbllshcd, said Ivestcrly end being
on the west. face ot the west wull ottbe
building of 'Swartz & Corbett next ud-
joining on the cast land of tho N. Y..
N. H. & ll. Rh. [Company and in lo
outed 9:15 feet nortlzorlrincnsurcd
at right angles, to mid northerly
side of said Washington street.
Corporation Counsel! Joseph It. To)";
lor reported for the committee, ap-
pointnd some time ago to make some
line in Washington street, stating that
only II portion of tho property owners
had signed the ngrwmont when the
South Nor-wail; Savings Bank started
‘ its building out over the proposed lino.I
he did not attempt to get any mom;
signatures. ‘
Mayor 'i‘umxuany said that it would]
more to he an expensive. propositioni
to establish this line. He also stutodi
that almost ever. building on tho;
uli'oot projected ovol‘ the line, one of;
which extended I; {out beyond the lino.
'I‘iIu Innior clotted that tho tI'oulIld
III-our out (It the I-Ittcnipt oi? the ill“;
(‘illtiit'f to conform to II pnrtit'nlal‘ly‘
shaped lot. -
(lounollman Mather Enid
portion in tho IIIIIItI-x
III to lw iuir. ‘Ilo said that. the mom,
burs oi the South Norwnlk Club ob~
5chon nmo‘llg others. .
hlIIyor TI'IInquIIy nuld‘rthut it the.
,lllt’ll'lilc-i‘s of llI . club sot iIIihclI- buy!
window and 'o‘ joctetl to n four incur;
projvi'ilan, they showed mighty bild
taste.
i‘ouIII-ilIIIIIII Oliver, siutcd that llt’I
would like to sec :1 building line eo-
tnbihshod on hr stIocl bu. he did not
wish in halo any Incic added to um?
I‘prnusc nt'couut. i
that his .
himm TIIIIIIIIIInI replied thnt It:
would cost the city something it tho;
line now eatablished. i
Councilman Mather moved the ad-
option of tho Iqaohulon
The question was asked it by rental» 6
lluhing II building line It would hludeI i
the work done or the bank building
\lqul ’l‘uInInauI replied that if the
work wna stopped It. uould take an ill-g
junction to do it.
The motlou was put to \Ole' and lost
by a vote of two or three Councilmen
Mother and (litter voting in the aim
mallm while Councilmen Miller, Fieldi
aIId‘Wny voted ugalntit the motion.
thy this vote the resolution to estab-
lish a hull'dlog'dlne was lost. I
Countllman Miller Ieportcd that he
was roteiving numerous luqulliea re-
guiding tho atroot bond Issue and has
dumped by II locnl hunkot “tilt the
bonds would be sold ut pur or higher.
vile IIiuo ‘stnted that. money was nood-
cIl tor otroot work bIIi'oI'e the bonds
were sold» to pay for pcrlimluary work
that should be done immediately in
order that tho paving work might not
ndoqunto funds In tho city treasury to
do the work. providing this money
could be used” The city treasurer
wlohod a written opinion crom tho
corporation oounool. contulalng the- ac-
nuranoo that such a proceedure would
be legal.
Corporation Uounsol Taylor stated
takou to thin. rumor. would «be tamper
Councilman Oliver. moved that the
humor tho rum of uncomm the city
treasury «for the purpoio or doing
whotovor preliminary Writ noon“?!
to the meet paving work. 80 voted.
Councilman Mather presentoo the
following mutilation: . ,
WIN. that Trauma limit. tram.
Wurhlustmi direct to City street;
only Itmi‘. iron: minim mm
III; III: mittenv
Large Class to be Instituted
SUNDAY JUNE 23d
THE
COST 7
$5 Application
51 Medical Exam-
lnatlon
750 a month
‘ No Assessment
Out for
1,000 '
Members
.. ‘ JOIN
BUNCH “ - . .
BENEFITS
$7 per week
in Sickness .
Doctor
for Yourself and
Family
3100 at Death
m
Will you
be one?
BE PRE$ENT SUNDAY.
PROGRESS
cl‘ Blouse, Inc to inspire lolly soI
(In! knead."
_ l‘l Ri'i‘Ym'l‘lte Loyul Order of Moose is n moral uncut.
ial. Nothing hart: or degrading is tolerated within its precincts, or by its members anywhere.
rd tho teachings which it
ruling and helpiul to iii-3 Inexnbcls
ciploss on which it is founded :I
nobling ritualistic ceIemoII}
mo :Itlli Ioroguized by the iothings oi
ALL OF THOSE THAT HAVE MADE APPLICATIONS ARE REQUESTED TO BE EXAMINED AND
DECLARATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF THE LOYAL ORDER OF
’l‘hts Brotherhood is founded 1.13.021 the st undid ptinciplen, P nil)
designed to bind (".Iilizod tnanhind churn outrici with
truths. \Ihi h lII'IIe 1’01 tlIolI puipos» IhI oh I It on III‘ .0:- My.
lliilltlllit: l‘<
I» Order.
a. better citizen. u more timotrd husband u more attentiouaic parent.
not tolerate intriicr‘cnto with 0119."! Iollgionu or political Iiews
not countcnoncod in the lodge rooms.
opinions or others insisted upon
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE GR
South Not'u‘nlk lodge. L. (l. 0. .\l..
Incmbcrs.
t‘hurtur now open.
of Iho day. Bridgeport 1qu :..'.I
So get in line. The l.. 0. t). \l
Smith Norunlh out 201‘ MW) IIIcInbcI‘s.
but Patriotism, ()‘ncdicnte to I. av.
ands or tutu-Inn love, .IIIIi 'I let: .‘n
Political or
MOOSE~PUR|TY, AID AND
Aid and i’rogrcrs. Iinti is de-
gloat
The aims and NW noses at i In .o.ul Order
luti VI to humanity v pollute.
Religious and political tights
.but questions and Imel’cIoutcs 01 II political 01 sec
turian nututo ilnd no plate \IiIlIin Its snIIId precious. and axe :01 blddcn \Iithin its ponuls.
'Iip IiIIII Imeth his bIothcr abidcth in the light. but he that uutoth his bIoIheI ubideth in deep
The influence it exerts is most benefic-
The prhr
prmnuigntes cannot be otherwise than ole»
\o fratcxnul older in oxistonIe possesses a more beautiful and en-
\‘0 man can tulle its \OWS undl town to its iIIstIuCIIOIIs without becoming
‘i'he l.o_\nl OIIieI of Moose does
sectarian discussions are
Equal Rights and Respect for the
In one mums a lodge. so he ItopuIIs—«a free man.
CALL ON C. R DENNIS. NATIONAL ORGANIZER, 123 WASHINGTON STREET.
OWING.
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will in..'.lIIItc Sunday ill :I p. II)...
it}. You i-lnrou Milli. HIII‘tI‘o'rd 1.900.
in new Odd Fellows Hall, with 100
The Moose the most progressive order
. Waterbury 1,300.
15 :I it .‘ltnl‘lllll ortipr puyms: It high weekly sick benefit.
Stamford 200.
ilul otlen goo.» much tuIlhoI than that b\ helping a 1)onde “ho in hnId luck is doou;
Assisting him to get upon his it
also to brother families who
ct agnin
.\oI only do the. pa) sick benotlts to Mother members, but
Inn: need the senicc of IIIc-Iiicnl shill mics to the b} the Golden Rule.
i. derived tram the sole oi bonds to be
issued [In street
a,nd
Resolved, I‘Mirtltcr that it is the
sense of this Council that the common
fIII puvlng snhl highw'uya or such parts
thereof as it may be possible to pave
ItronI snidhrocccds, be awarded to
Joseph A. MrIfIlroy for the sum of
$1.23 pcr’yard, 'mld the doing of the
incidental work in connection with
said paving. upon the baulg of bid sub
milled by him to this Council at its
meeting on May 20'. lill2; said coutrnct
to ho awarded ‘upon 3qu of bonds
aforesaid; and. .
Resolved. Further, that his Honor.
the Mayor be. and he is hereby author
1ch and requested to execute for and
on behalf of this city It propcI con
on par lug puI poses:
tract {or said work upon the attic oi"
said bonda
Councilman Way moved on unlead-
ment to 'tho roaolutlou monitoring
Burbank direct tor Henry street.
Councilman Way withdrew his am-
oudmout [and Councilman Miller mow
éd ouamondmout that Burbank street
be paved.
Councilman Mather stated that he
did not believe that it was nooeuary
to pnvo Burbbult street as thorn woro
other ntreota that hooded permanent
.lIaorovomout more than that highway.
A petition woo road by thoiclorlc
from the roaidenu or Woodmu-II two
one, playing nun tho pavembnt on
that atroct Ibo extended southerly to Ii'
~,polnt oppoltth Hoary WWI”? rw‘
idem ‘ ’ ‘
Councilman Mother atatod that it
. “more on on: uni-plan manor It would
Jib devout: to paying the lam «I! or
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foilonlug Iosolutlon: «-
Resolved, That the ouncr or owners.
of land und buildings fronting on Riv.
e1 shoot, from Qulutnid uvcnne to
Woodnnrd nIonIIe. III this city. he and
they the hcrcbt ordered at their own:
expense where it. has not already
been done to not curb clones, pave the'
gutters, in hour. of their reaper-tho;
pIouIlsoa on the catahlluhrd grade of
the shoot: said. work to he completed.‘
on ox befoto July ill 1912.
The curb and gutteI to be not as
prescribed by An OIdlnnnee entitled, '
"An UIdinnIno Relative to Sldownika,”
approved April 3. 1877, and amend-
ments thereto; and J
Resolved That on tho failure of tho
ownel or ownoru ct lands and build-
lugs fronting on cold street to com(
ploto tlII- work ordered in the tor-.9
going resolution in trout of then Ion
pcctlvo premium in the mount-I us
therein directed. on or bchuo auld
July 31 mm,
The Street Commissioner III horobi'l
authorised and directed to adventioe
for proposals for the furnishing at the
noocrmry materials nod the bottom
hug and commuting of said work. and
to award tho turulbhiut of the neces-
nary matelalu and Ill/B execution at
arid work to the lowest roamnalbiot
Jbldder at tho oxpentsd oi the owner or
owners atom“. I
Rouoivod. tumor; That tho City
Clerk be and he in homily directed to
bouts-r tho property om on said
direct or the pas-age of the languid:
moiutiom.
Councilman M other Inbred tho adop
turn at tho resolution and it no no
otédoi
Ilcymun decided to enjoy the
v—u—n—u—
for further consideration
An invitation was received fromi
ith. C. F. Chernctzh) to attend til}
dedication of the St l.‘.ndisluus R C
thumb on Juno 30. '
It was \otod to accept the invitation.
TROLLEYMEIN ON FISHING TRIP.
Reported That Local Party Spent Two
Hours on Mud Flats.
The weather was ideal foI fishing
yesterday. and so tempting did it an
pt ‘III that a number oi 'Norwnlk tIol-
duy of!
by participating in a fish bunt. ’Wib
ham Anderson and his launch were so
Iured and with living color; the party '
started I-i'IonI Norwaik. .
The tide was low and those aboard
the hilly craft paid but little attention
to thin fact. but passed the limo in bile:
joking about the number or llnIIloa
they wore to catch. Suddenly and with.
out warning. the boot nosod uoltly into
n mudbank .IIIIII thorn continued to
blink in the hot sun despite this despot“
into Wort: of the crow to extricate
hor ‘ .
'l‘wo hours or an incoming tide sur-
flced to float tho launch and again the
trio rm aurlod. The itch hunter; are
reported to have bud a very success-
tut day. but it to thought that they iott
their owner on the «mo mud boat:
which prorated their only otart. _
train emanation to anything lore than '
I but. ‘
Among that who are laid to hand
been won: that wondwtul only are
I‘Williomm {tort Could. My8
Mom! L. Mar. George mm ind
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