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. T HESOUTHNORWALK . 1-
Evaninc Sanrrnat.
ESTABLISHED BY'
JAMES GOLDEN. :2:‘:‘:‘:‘=‘=::¢:'3t:‘:1
SENTINEL
“READY-OUR SUMMER SALE
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"WEDNESDAY JUNE 26 tom
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:INIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW ’
iHigh tide 9 :45 a. m.; 9 :43 p. m.
'Sun rises 4: 20; sets 7 :3.0
.’ SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONic DIRECTORY.
A special Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.,
will be held at its rooms, June 28th,
1912, at. 8 o'clock p. m. Work, Mas-
ter Mason degree. All. Master Ma-
sons cordially and fi'atornaily invit-
ed.
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Fraternally yours,
ROBERT M. WLICOX, Sec'y.
SOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
rPresldentv—Nehemlah Candee,
Vice~Presldent—~Charies J. Pldgeon.
Secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
EVENINO SENI‘INEL TLLE~'
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A corrcspondciii in Germany scnnsj
all acroiinl oi‘ the, formation oi‘ an .-'\n-
Il.l~.\‘llii’l‘li§.’,l’ l.t‘ll,f,ll(’ in i~‘.ci'iiii. 'l‘lic
1.1:iuii1 is under distlnuiilslicd patron
our and iiuiiilicis among its ni1zn‘1i's
inch or llllllllll‘) llh. i.i tic lli‘llb‘li ,_
(army and iu the univri'siiics. llk pics 1
‘idciil is l’i'ol'cssor Silllhliililltl or \\'1'i~‘
nini'f and ho is being sumuirlcd ii)"
Métjlli‘lil'lil‘l'lll Klitii. Hui-on i‘1'shiii:inii_'
il’i'ot‘cssor Dirtiicli-S'chnclcr 11nd l’i'o-l
lessor Wcldcicr. Aiiliouizli 1l11~ \vo-
11min iiioi'cii'u'nl in Germany is wry:
mg coinpai'cii with l‘lit‘ movcint'nl '
I 111 England itllii 1'\111'1':lin1.'ly luii'liwni‘ii 1
its (‘Uilllllll‘l'tl with ilic iiioi‘cnicut in the i
United i-linics. tin- iciiilciicy of German
womcn to look bci'ond cooking, child»
PM) and iliw 1'li1ii'1ii in :ilui'niinc lli1',
3,“,(‘107i801‘i'liilu' 'l‘ciiiuiis 'i‘iir iicir 11-11..
mm goes far lu'yllllll thc “Anti" lciigiics
in this country. it attacks lhc cril ‘_
:iliin‘isi ill illi' root, :iiihoiiuh ii lilil’l‘
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not L‘.Illit' 1iilil1' .111) far as to column :ill,'
1'1lii1'111i11ii ini' girls The llillllt‘ oi llll‘l
l1‘.i_l:ilt‘ is ilic llct‘ninn l.1.‘ll."lir' i'ol‘ ('(lliLl
luilliii'. \\'1iui1i1‘s l'lin:iii.1ip.'iii1ui lls‘
nuiuil’rsio1l1-1'lui'cs that it will in ihcl
first placi- oriposo all attempts li) illill‘O‘,
nn'ii :iml \\‘Ulli1‘li 11:1 1111 1'1|ii;il fouling;
liinl it'oiiuii Lilltllli] 1111; im nihmmi 111‘
mil“ in l’ui'llniuciiiiii'i' or ii'illiiii‘lWllt'i-l
cciioiis. hut llilll lhc political lii‘bl
should lac rll‘ll'il) inserted for lilltli.‘
'l‘iio lJ'llgllo rccouiiizcs that women
must nmvndnys czii'ii llinii' own litmus.
but it protests against ilicii- lll\'.llillilij
prul'cssioiss which "iimn siiii'c liiiic iiii.
Iiii‘ll]()i‘ll|l_ to tho lli‘iii‘ill til llic 11min
iilill)’, has 1l1ii1‘ilunicd.” :lllll dcclni'us
that 1111» Willlll'il must runi‘lnc iliciii~
1111111111: in “ii'niuziuli' 111'1'iiiuillniiu.” it"
iisut'i'ls llllil inns: should in: li:ll~>‘1'1l
iii'uiiliillliir' lllrx plin-iiip 111' any i‘cuiiilv
THE FLIGHT
0 Wild Heart, track the land’s
perfume.
Beach roses and moor heath-
er! 1
All fragrance of herb and bloom
Fall, out at sea, togetherr, 1
0 follow where aloft find room
Lark song and eagle leather—
All ecstacics of throat and
plume
Melt, high on yon blue wea-
ther.
0 leave on sky and ocean lost
The flight creation darethu
Take wings of lovc'that mount
the most;
Find fame that furthest farcth;
Thy flight, albeit amid hcr host
Thee, too, night starike beareth;
Flying, thy breast on heaven’s
coast,
The infinite outwcarcth.
“Dccp o’er us roll celestial fires;
Mute stand earth's ancient
beaches:
Old thoughts, old instincts. old
desires,
The passing hour outreaches;
The soul creative never tires-
Evokcs. adores, bcscechcs;
And that heart most the god iii-
spires
Whom most its wildness
teaches.
“For i will course through iall
ing years.
And stars and cities bumini;
And 1 tan march through dying
cheers
Past empires unreturning;
1 '. xps‘M-ng- -x‘ \.‘\,“ n~
".Vflflf-‘i I, '. 'JUI.’
READERS.
VIEWS 3:
The Sentinel Will be pleased to re-
ceive letters for publication, from Its
readers. under the show heading. A
brief and to-the-polnt communication,
as annual proposition, carries morn
weight and conviction than a. lengthy
one in which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
ally suggest brevity. Long-winded arr
tlcles, we have observed me the last
to be lead. and me many times aioid
ell altogether.
EXTERMINATiNG THE MOSQUI-
TOES. ‘
Editor Sentinel:
Noting the lengthy and interesting
article on mosquito bites in your ls-
siie of the 2H1), it seems opportune
‘to state that the coniiiiitlcc on exter-
mination can alter a better cure for
mosquito bites than any of the nu-
iiioi'ous drugs and preparations in that
article, 1
Thu! corn is. to cxlci'niiiuilc tlic
lll‘l‘lillllill'. stop production. do away“
ni'ili lhu cause of thc poisonous bitc.
1liiic no niostiuiloc>.
ll Appoouiuc of menu ion is worth it
1.1.111} oi 11'iiic. .chii not lime the,
li. cicnl'on.‘ lhis W‘Uik is going mil
1 iiaoi'ously at tho iii'cscnt dale- iii more
lilinn lll‘t' slates lloih sides 01‘ Nor-
liizilk will be mosquito pi'ooleil \‘ci'y
'siiorili‘.
l'iitioliliirdly i'ci'y few pcoplc living
iii (his vicinity know what it means
it.) he wiilniuitlils post in summer. It
lint-nib1 :1 crcnt deal inorc than free-
ldoiii l‘i'uiii niosqniiuivs; ll moans pros;
iitt‘i'lli'. lircrihotli- knows what pro '1‘;
l1" ritgc llit‘ltlin' iiinl iii'lii'l)‘ ci'ci'ybodi'i
1111.:il1l sharp in ii"0$iivi'il_\' as wcll as:
in 1oiiii‘1u'1niilc suniiiiti. but it is pain, i
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in t'n. 11 .1il niusi \\ .111 so long ioi suc‘li
dosh mic results. i
l':i-irllclil took tlir- question up in;
1.ii1ii11:~'t in April with lhc result that;
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imp ll' marshes ni'o now ili‘aiiicd and“
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tho \liii crop ol‘ iiiosquliocs was tlicir?
lust min "2» ,. i
look 11011911 results in business and;
la llVlli in rail Willie how come 1.11
2'11. 1". .1111: on Wllllii has tried ilsclr‘
Iti'oiii lhls lilatliti‘iil simiiiitt' iniilncin c. l
{Thin 11'111 1ziii lw wrll cslzib'islicil,
with a liiiic inquiry. l‘:li_lti_\lli',; mil-i
Mm; iii}. \iillilllll this abominable:
‘,'-i1.~-'l is. 1|.iii1 enough. but 111111 in it lilo.
41iiiiti1in‘1usiiics.» biiiiiiiii: oper-lii'
'ions and all that 1oiucs \iilih iiipid
growth and you liiirc an liiicsiincut,
which no t'uillllillllll) (an ulYoiil lol
li'i puss ll) This work is it lllil. bust-1
nous inrcstuiciii. not only a purchase
or siiiiiinci' comfort. but ii money mak-1
liip with lllllz‘f‘ who lino“ its; rcsiilis
“15191113111711 and you will liiul it run-V
linl in) 111111' csiliiintcd as ltll lli\‘("!~‘l-l
iiiciii' .
'l‘liu 1-1'iniiiilticc will gladly furnishf
iliiji‘ iiii'ni‘iiinlioii desired.
llli'llAill) ll. l,il)l.lll11.\-. 'l‘i‘t‘llfilll‘t‘l‘. !
.l. EMORY STEVENS. 3
{\Llil'ill'l" M. l’Olil..\l.-\N. i
MlNl'Hi T) RANDALL.
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l'niiiinitici» on i12'11i'iiiliiuiloii. ;
-wo—a— .—--« M—l—
or Mr llii‘ town. Look this utustloiii
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in this Sale.
OF SMALL" WARES
Small economies save big sums, especially.
on necessities like Small Wares which must
befreplaced week to Week if time and an-
noyance is to be saved. That is, Why these
small ”economies in trustworthy Notions will
be so genuinely helpful, for quality tells.
Even in little things the quality, of each is 1
carefully guarded. No seconds, no dam-4
aged lines, no doubtful lots, gain entrance
This is a rule we maintain.
In spite of this we are still able to quote
the lowest prices.
Easting Cotton
3111) yards Aiox King Hosting
(‘oilon Spcclni l'oi' lotiiori'on
Zl'éc spool
Dress, Shields
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Nos. :1. 1. and 4 Light Weight
lucss Shields. Special for 101
marrow
6c pair
Shell Hair Pins
,. Largo Tortoise Shell ilzili' Pins,
4 on ll curd. Special tomorrow
8c
Pump Bows
l’uiiip How. white. black and
ion. Special ioiiioi'row
21c pair
Tracing thels
.\lt‘1llillll.r~‘l‘l.t" Tracing \\'li1.'cls
Succiiil tomorrow
9c‘
Collar Frames
Fi,1;»;iliciisoii‘.~' Spring Front (‘1il~
lzii' l’i'flli‘ll's. Special toiiiui'row
100
Chemmisetics
X131 (‘ii1,'ii:1~s1‘:l'.ns. \whiie and
corn, Special tomorrow"
21c
Collar Supporters
Slip out collar supports, all
widths Special tomorrow
2‘15
Sleeves
XE'l§l(‘(3‘1('f~‘. \iliitc {Hill (’l'l‘ll.
Sizccizil tomorrow
210
Ruchings
N _\ iid iiicrcs of to: d it 11 ‘i..1 's
S;1;ri.il l0]l'”'i01l0\‘i
19c
Collars
’i‘hc ncn' iiohcspici'rc Collars. in
not or ‘.'.11~1~ Simciiil totiiori'ow
24c
Lingerie Crochet
Bags
Slii*(‘llll ioiiiorrow .
49c
Side Combs
listra lino lliilsli Sldc ('om‘us.
Sprrini tuiiiorron'
9c pair
Beltings
‘2 mm Wash licllings. while
only. Spm'lnl tomorrow
Collar Bone
\Vui'rcn's (‘nllzii' llmic, white. and
l‘llill‘ii'. Special tomorrow
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Com Purses
(,‘oin Furies \-.'fr~ Emil: chain.
Special tomorrow
19c “
Hat Pins
(‘1':1'stzil lint Pins, n‘T. colors
Succial tomorrow
9c each
Five-yard Linen"
Corset Laces
8 11m hi‘. lOI‘tiOlwll)“
2'1'2'c
100 yd Basting
Cotton
Spocial ioiiioi'row
1c spool
Darning Cotton .
".\l(‘l'!‘lt'l\' 4 'l‘lii'czid lini'nini: ('0i1
ion. Special tomorrow
4 for Se
Tolson Skirt
Binding
\i'hiic. black and tan. Special
tomorrow
—‘
5c yard 211.31: yd
in an nillrlnl unaliloii. wlici'i' I‘llt'llf
\s'uiilii lit“ in sulnu'diunilini to her. 'l‘linj
loaniii- rout-cairn lltlll ilic lll'liilllill l'm‘1
lilulivi' l'Illll'1illHll i'ui‘ \wuu': can no
lllliui‘l' lu' \t‘lllih‘lliiill llu'li'iii El iii‘llmia
llu ui'mii lillblllid', ii liic I'llilllilliiii‘llill
Ever the world flame reappears
Where mankind power is
earning. .
The nation‘s hopes. the people’s
81‘. MW 8 SCHOOL HA8
GRADUATWI
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(if Wlillit'ii in in lab iit't'i'oiiiml ll iii'- 2
two that 1'1iv1'111il'1ilioii lu‘ aii'irili pm i
biblical and filil‘l‘llll uriidmiiinu 11.1 3.11111 ,
yfol' ltll'lu \i‘lwi‘v purul)‘ Wilmilnlx tilm' :-i
lion can lic ur1wiil111l.”ll11- l‘iiiiiii - cl
forts of llllfi urn limutnn liilliii 11» ll»
mind on» at tho illnulii1i'1iiii \\ ll” lim' L
1nd Galilco to rouniuu'n his linriimivu
oiiiirrruluir tho i1~iuili1- pokilinn oi 1.1111 '
and north and rot tho 1131:1111 inmcs on.
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RIGHT TO THE POiN‘l‘.
a... .
lilllluii itimmsi'ii initial iiinrrinun puiu
Not in wound piano oncc morn »l‘hlr
cant) Nona.
wow
It didn‘t take tho infant mpublic of
china rcrr long to gel 11 stain on 2.1111
gentle 11111. of borrowing mmil‘yiwrl’llll”
adoillhln inqutrer. 4'
”A.
Thorn is one thing the faction: in
(”dough can name on at any ran» and
hints in that! tho other follow» arc the
limiters. -—1 lndlanapolis has ii.
.4...
Although 1212.13 train ran ovor n
it hoidor. yet the 111111521121 restated the 1m:
1 who to take the place of the originator
and pilot tho train to Charlton whorl
onlomni
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ma on in: erratum 111.15 M
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\-‘\-'\‘R"\‘ .-‘\‘~‘\ ‘s‘f\‘f\‘\‘~.
tears.
One with tho wild heart yearn.
lug."
mGeorge [11. Woodbury.
tho gulhorod congregation ciimo'
more to witncas tho m'uduiillun than in
hour liliii speak, and at) his roiiiiirks
worn not longinliy, although ilicy‘ wore
to the point and iulcroailng. iln ro-
i'crrod to the remarks of Pr. Siiitiilcy
at tho roi'iirr-aioim laying of tho now
“St. .ltiiuiph's Parochial School, iii! no
garlic in tho religion and education or
young people and his address was
morn. appreciated.
Rm. .liiinoii .i. .ilclilnnlini, the school
anticivilmr, made the manipulation
address and prom-mod the successful
graduates with their diplomas. H11 nl'
1111 presented tho honor pupils with the
gold medals tor their creche-nee in
school work.
Edward 11'. Honda, organist. or 11St.
Mary’s Church, pianist; Joint Pow-ell
and John Rodrick, vloilnilim and .10.
mph Mil rd, comtlat, readout-1i. nu~
morons p. sing “Nations.
The program and the list; of gradu-
ates, with the honor pupils follow:
(Wartime-d
The orchestra.»
opening ChorW‘F‘flMom Today."
Tia (”Jim at 1913.1
actuator?“ 1 11 »
mum Donald Thomas Potion.
ntcs, but, no In: utiiii1ii,'lioli1'ircd ilint§
The orchestra. composed of Frat. ,
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ilcl-ecttonm
The Orchestra.
"Tho Man Without a Coiiiitri"'......
13. it. Halo.
lDialogiice-«fluadlngswfilongu)
Loo Francis Hunt, ancica .lnsopli
Butlor, Donald Thomas Powuii, Wil-
liam Vincent. Kennedy. Raymond JK
norm Magnet; James Joseph W?-
'bull‘l, Edward Maurice Drincoil,
Charles Edward miaooli, John Jere-
miah Bunion, Hugh Jerome Donner
iy, Thomas Edward Barbarian, Frock
erlo John Collins. ' l
Class Prophecy-u
John Aphonaua Wupperfleid.
Address and Maentatlonfi oi Dink»
inns-u-
The flow Thomas J. Finn. mm. P. It.
Awarding of Medals and mailman. _
' Vtfldlilborjl‘m
Madeline Mary Campbgli
Gloria; abortive-“Soldier's Chorus.
The am- or 1912. ,
Cierli into Mari Ry an.
-«JMlt nutter. 11mm John Collina,
1...”...
Second Honor Pupil Among Bornm
John Alphonaun Wnppcrfcld.
Second Honor Pupils Among Girls“:
Ex Acquo. Mary Elizabeth Kinoellan
Mansion Barbara Brashor.‘
Honorable Mention-wwmiam Vin-l
cent: Kennedy, Charles Edward mir-
coil, granola Joseph Butler William
Gourd Ryan. Helen Agnes Hyman,
Alice Catherine Burns, Madeline Mary;
campus“, Thomas Edward Barbarian.
Marie Bartram Bantu, Frances Lor-
etta Smith, Helen Veronica McPeake,
Sallie Acevedo Powell, Gertrude En-
milo. mating, John Jeremiah Human,
Edward Maurice Driscoil, Raymond
Joseph Manor.
Member: of the Glass of ‘1912.-
Thoma- Edward florhfllob, Francis
Mos Mix no Barrier-l. am .1011-
m Wr.‘ dilator mm Drip
l Manick. James Joseph Mulvby, Joint
‘Joaeph O'Neil, Donald'Thoman Pow-
lail.’ Raymond Joseph Rornolda, Wil-
liiim1 (lei-ant Ryan, Edward Everett
Shooium, .Joini Alphonsus Wupper-
? tclii,‘I 'Marle Margaret Bantu, Madeline» ‘
Barbara Brasher. Alice Catherine
E Burns. Madeline Mary Campbell Vera, ‘
Margaret Harty, Helen Agnes man.‘
jGertrude Eugenia Keating,‘ Mary
Elizabeth Kluneilu, Edna. Pauline
‘ Iandrlgan, Francis Anna McMillan.
Mary Alloo1McLinugiilln.*_Voronioa As-
no McPeoko, Mary Teresa Nolan.
Gertrude Mary O'Briom‘haliie Acevedo
Powell, Gertrude Many Ryan, “Halon
Marie Sullivan} Frances Loretta
Smith. ' "
{Has not him about or turd!“
tin-Misti the you. ‘ 1-
Clm Motto—Wilma“ unionist“
to Gannon."
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