NIATURE ALMANAC FOE
TOMORROW ‘
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Olfl'w‘oilLodgo, No.1“. F. and A. M
e s In Masonic Building, South
111 n nireot.15t and 3d Tuesday oi:
months-Jilly and August ex-
optodwait 8 o’clock All Master
no as oordially invited. Frederick
you, w. M. Robert M. vvllcox,
M r hunter, No. 38 iii. A' M
outs in Masonic Building, South
ainatreot, 2d and 4th Tuesdays oi’
_ch mouth-July and August ex-
ceptedvat 8 o’clock. All Royal" Arch
Masons cordially invited. *Hickson
W. Cole, H, P. Robert M. Wilcox,
“UTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE ‘
Prosldental-Nchemiah Candee.
‘ V1495?resident-“Charles J. Pidgeon.
Secretary—Frank w. Hadley.
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Our nation has just cause to rejoice
in its wealth. prosperity and the his-
. tory of its marvelous achievement of
one hundred and thirty- six years of
good work and successful govern?
‘ .1 guano. Not only are we, as a nation,
(A celebrating the greatest of our na-
tional annivsrsaries, but we are re-
joining in the fact that the nation is
uay- _
‘4,Wo are in the midst of a terrific
political struggle, such as thia union
4o! states has not experienced since
potholroboillouo day. of '61. We hové
4 noticed through a critical stage in our
Vlnéiilonsl dcvoiopment with a whole
“Will-And with honor to ourselves. and
Email. the an that the national 1m:
in oohuulaod in a struggle for politi.
W «i ouprmacy with its attendant do
» a ‘morallzmu inhuman, we find that
mam in flourishing to an extent
Mikhail» in the history of the ha.
A an every aide, manufactunro
WW»hr halo: munchantp are
nine in mm work and labor In
uMWt to must the demandl made
7 , liloi‘undltion unolr which we may
mil to»: with will. and it in tho final
ammo: to our watchful neighbors
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mihnhun-oiulmed lor it and mutt
wintuuiiy i111» univsruiiy noonniud.
’I'ho woman. mmulwod in
W mortal document whioh wu
ml signed one hundred and
at your; my» team have bun
m; an afar m ohm. 'rilo
tho won-m wifil tho
ziution in
4: council,
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‘ variance with
In ”the tondition that we..»find_ it tow
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mum of mind to arm ’
Motion of innovation“ on; g
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‘ no mother what moon ‘0! live It is ‘4
shown and pronoun woo exfom
main of 'llho Sentinel last night
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Though we 'had gathered from a rev
(lent editorial in that genial auo
rrioudly odyihor on» New Britain's
ymunlolnul Moira, the Mormon Record.
that Mormon woo rather surprised and
V mocked to 111111 fire ewnlmtlflcldng 111 '
lNlew iBrltaln, whore“ the Silver City
had intended to thank? detailu‘long ago, ‘
It turns out that conditions there ole
wdrae than in this olty.
there by the lire marshal] who reports
162 buildings in Merlden, the majority
of them tenements, ins’umcieutly
equipped with fire escapes.
111'. the disclosure or suchoondiiious
lifesults in the installation of proper-
~protectlon against fire Meriden will he
in line for hourly congratulations. At
tho present juncture we can think of
no more gracious comme’ht than lip
paraphrase on .‘tli-o Rocord'a recent
rounnent of which one paragraph ran:
“Tho Record is not comm-shut with
111113 01 mo} not be connected with
inixodmilon of the. lilo escape reso-
the New Britain common
but it does congruiuluie 1119'
oily for having someone who has hull
brain and Courage onuugifif to look a
ilisugrzteoililo situation in ihe mo and
report upon it."
Poor Morldeu‘s llro .escuzpo imuhlflfi.
and ' other symptoms of municipal
grmving pains, 8913111 on yet rather at
its rurul rhurm oc-
‘cu 'utol-y rolleciud in its metaphorical
unpirulfons which leuu so gracefully
and naturally toward the buoollc do-
lighis oi‘ poultry feeding.
New llriiuiu will wutuh with iniorosi
those adolescent» strugglos
being 11 civic good hos-.4
metropolitan maturity assure its
neighborihat with persistence 4h, too
may reach the New Britain oiugo of
having its tenements ’pruisctwl.‘ al-
holt the Hardware city husn‘t yet com-
pletely arranged lts furtory escape
oquiplnenl.
“WIN-—
ENTINEL
EADERS'
IEWS
The Sentinel Will Be pleased to to
echo icitels for publication from its
renders. under the above handing. A
brief and to-the-polnt eommu loatlon,
as a general proposition. can as more
Weight and conviction than 11 lengthy
one in which the argument is not
concentrated We do most emphatic
ully suggest brevity. Long-winded u‘r-
i'inlss, we have observad; are the hint
to ho renal. and are many times avoid-
all altogether '
l’AVORB FIRE ESCAPES.
To the Editor oi“ The Sentinel:
I would like to Join my wife With
the .uuniy other ones thot are ugiuu
the helical buildings.
and I huvo no down; but that mow
name with «no, the question ill not
ons‘oi' dollars and cools but one ‘or
children and safety.
school buildings just all note as our
homosfind wo havo a right to expect-
that lilioy be mod-o so. v
solo do not make limo on For not
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MnmoEN now “can THE mu! ‘
Alderman Quigley’s imesilgatlons‘
here seem to have been surpassed‘
lilii’ of the ('lliclion lend illous which.
toward _
and from its
ting tho question of fire oscopo‘u on 4
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The traveler drinks“
and is refreshed
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N1g t at the BOStou Store
we have arranged 3 Carnival of Spe-
cial Prices on all merchandise and 4th
of July Necessities. You will find
that the purchasing ' power of one
donor is equal to one dollar and fifty
cents. Be sure yen attend Norwalk’s
Carnival Tonight and also tlie Cami-9
val at the 808th Store.
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INDEPENDENCE. DAY, tomorrow,
being the one hundred and thirty-
sixth anniversary of the “Declaration
of Independence. the Boston Stole
will be, CLOSED ALL DAY1
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