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SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONIO DIREcTORY.
Id We" Lodge, No. 108, F and A M.
Mouth In Masonic Building, South
M in street, lot and 3d Tuosdlu or
no ‘month—July and August on
ed-éat 8. o'clock. All Muster
'Maeonshordlolly Invited. Frederick .
-8 Lyon, W. M.‘ Robert M. Wilcox.
"tier Chapter, No. 38 II A.M .
to In Masonic Building. South
‘Mnln street, 2d and 41h Tnesdars of
Each montthuly and August ex-
ept'edwat 8 o‘clockgAll Royal Arch
_, Masons cordially invited. Hloks’ou
31W. "Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
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(Andrew Lang)
The" dust of, Carthage andth’e
dust
. 0i Babel on the desert wold ‘
.The loves of Corinth. and the
lust, '
1 one In Which the argument is not
‘3 tlelos. .we have observed. are the loot
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The sentinel wn1 be pleased to re— 1
colve letters tor publication. com 1111
readers, under the above heading. A
brief and to the- point communication,
as a general proposition. ojrrles mot
weight and conviction than 11: 1111111111 1
concentrated. We do most 9111111111
nil‘ysuggest brevity Long-winded e - ,
to he read. end are many times avolA' ,
ell altogether.
WHY NOT ENLARGE FHJI'ER? ’
Editor Evening sentinel.
South" Norwulh, Conn. .
Will you‘ollow a suggestion to he
otterod through your paper, to the .'
people of our oily"?- it lewshould We"
not build 1111" oddltlou to ourdllter roth-lu
at then ed¢pt the proposed water the “
tor 11y stem at the present time? We
here 11:11.19; enough in our reservoirs
which we “(induct get on account 0t
luck of capacitv ut om- filter We '
therefore hie not able to nee a part
of our lute-11111110111 in reservoirs and
FDH TOMORROW WE HAVE SELECTED A NUMBER OF“ BIG SPECIALS THAT ARE SPECIALS
', sir-EVERY ONE A LEADER-vLOOK THEM OVER. YOU WILL SURELY FIND SOMETHING THAT YOU
NEED ‘AND SHOULD HAVEwT‘HEPIE I8 EVERYTHING FOR LAWN, PORCH AND SUMMER HOUSE
FURNISHINGm-DON’T P‘UT‘ NIT OFFmBUY. IT NOW WHILE THESE PRICES LAST.
‘ unknowing
Galvanized
' Foot Tubs
Good size heavr galvanlned oval A
,Foot Tolls; regularly 250.8150-
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ru 1 a/ a; .-
Ammon‘la .
Extra large hettlos of string 7,‘
Ammonia; regularly 10c. 8960.11
Orchomenos Increased with
gold; ‘
NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
'Preéldent—Wchemlah Candee.
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the meter 8118111111 11111 not umke any - ‘ ‘ ”j Tables
part. of that, new unused umllnl1le.‘1' ' ' ‘
The City Council has endorsed the
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Réfti‘gerator . Pails
4 1-21Ieet long, made ol‘cleon ee-
Vyice~President-Cl1arles J. Pldgeon.
1$ecretary-FI'ank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—*Matthew Corbett.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
‘ PHONE CALLS
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5' ga-ngusiness Department
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go ~Editor’s Residence
Nos—City Editor’s Residence
, WARM WEATHER TIPS.
‘ Don't mind If your bully doesn‘t look
so sweet in one garment as in 11 full
and-reed costume the little citizen will y‘
‘11robnhly live longer it allowed to he
131cdlll'f01‘tallle on hot days.
Be mindful of your horsennud your
neighbor's horse. Loud :1 11111111 21111!
7 N'élve the right advice 11‘ your , noiglb ‘
bor‘shol'eo seems all in and his most-
er doesn't realize It. ‘
:Don't rushund don’t tense and don‘t
’ worry. These three, things make hot
V-Wealhenseein 110L101 unll people who
Tare weather-(woes l‘Illll‘ll crossor. not
p. (including; yourself.
Keen clean but don't waste the
water
Go ligllll1 if you use lntmimuts
1A dead customer In no good to unyono
wood to llherul use of inlox'lcuits leads
often3to sudden henlt ldlllilt‘ or sun-
: stroke In warm weather.
I Think of your own and other non-
V 1119's hem interests and you'll not, he ’
f not to do things to make condillons
1 more ngnrnvutlug for anyone In hot
weather as In all other ”kinds the gold-
‘ ell rule and common 11011111.- Ill‘e the
About guides to huuninvss,
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RIGHT TO THE POINT
Wong ehou-t the Ill-at 01’ next month
Stile: leverage citizen will attain honln
' 01 take 11 honllhy interest In the score
Awl‘llovoluud Louder.
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The town of Jason, over-bold,
And Cherson; smitten in her
prime—-
What are they but a dream
half told?
“ Where are the. cities of old
time? .,
In towns that were a kingdom’s
' trust,
1; In dim Atlantic forests’ fold,
Themarble wasteth to a crust,
The granite crumbles into
mould;
'O'el' these—Jolt nameless from
’ of old—
As ever Shinar‘s brick and
slime,
One vast forgetfuliuess is roll’d—
Where are the cities of Old
time?
The lapse of ages and the rust,
The fire, the frost. the wa-
terscoid,
Efface the evil and the just;
From Thebes. that Eriphyle
sold, .
To drowned Cher-Is. whose
sweet bells toll’d '
Beneath tile wave a dreamy
,, chime
That echo’d from the melamine
hold-—
“Where are the cities ‘of old
time?"
ENVOY
Prince, all thy towns and cities
must
Decay as these. till all their ,
crime.
And mirth and wealth. 11nd toil
are thio‘ot ‘
Where are the cities” 11! the
old time?
'.\‘u a" 3‘ 131s 1:- '15. \3¢ V. N). ~
, '3 p» yin/1"," ',' V’Ivrt"uf' ' at ‘1', :9 .na unv.v,’,'.
‘1- v.1 in .1- . axpfi‘xiux‘VQHQx‘" ‘>
proposed new rates by meters tantam-
lly ueef ‘Wllllo i suppose some goodl
reason for these rates, exist no outdo
nation or them has been published lorl
the lnloiuintlon oi the owners of thol
citizens ol South .\oi"11allt .Our com~‘3~
iilisslt1llelis_ undoubtedly kliOW, through-.3,
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the 111110111111, of water used, her capltn,-l
know how much is delivered from my
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!factories and other industries annulled ‘
by our water system that are payingl
3 lhy mFter Thet can therefore oheih:
. ritell how much In 1111151011 or us ’ '
other 111a1.1_tl111u I111 innate and
will cool the (311,1 under the met ‘1‘-
, flotsam. to; the cute or 111111913 11
tm 0111011 help required on account 013
init‘} are lusmllcd 11nd no how about
31111111114111 hundred tops. on the sys-
qulre a very large sum to purchase
311ml Install these ineter‘e Th; Inter~
39111 on this 1111111 11111 th%1eerly cost
for the cure of the meters 11ould Dei‘
them he as great an the Interest on an
‘umouut that would build an uddlthn
city for muny‘yenra to came under the ‘
present no-metei' system. and glveus‘
the héuellt of our present Investment?”
Inmeeervolrs. This addition “will vary,
1 likely he asked tor soon MWWIY.. It. .
therefore. would seem good policy to .
spend om- money to amulre some-f
thing needed miller thunto spend It
for office and outside help and metero
that will not bring an extra ounce oil
water to the city and will produce 1
nothing unless It he venetian".
Very truly you», '
H A. MATHEWSON.
ANOTHER ADVOOATE 0F Irma
mares.
My Dear Mr. Editor:
I have been deeply Interested in the
lug henuae of tire. The Women’e Mu-
crodlt 101 telling the lead 111 tllil loll- ‘
portunt movement. and It It to be
through 1th agency will heyo the de-
sired enact.
In the 111111 of having our public 11111111111,
3 buildings properly adulation with tile"
exits. anlnq knot”: the trench
uniting from sued will! -
wolex- works who ore, of coulso they
by private families in our city. They 3.
1111111 Illtt‘t} 1101111111 and tilt} cents“
1 ($3111) e7. year to: each meter alter,
‘tem. In mldltlon to this it will re1 1
to our tiller that would care for the ’
exert. being mode in our city to lime 1“
uuemlute protection Mottled our school .
children In none at anomorgency urlo- ‘
nlelnal League to deceiving or great ,1
honed that the agitation stunted. 1.
Nothing should he allowed to flood,
'ylocled 111111011. adjustable to 2
heights, extru ntrong; regularly
11.19. 1 Special
891:
White Meantain
Ice Cream Freezers
The Well known make triple
motion. makes the cream hot-ll
easily :lud‘qulckly. I (11. size.
Special , ,'
. $2.49
Brooms
1:21., No. 6 good quality Parlor
”Broohi's; ‘ regularly 291:. Special
1%
old Dutch Cleanser
. ”I‘m 11: who’ll S'ou have something
hard to clean. 34 lb, package
, Regularly 25c. Special
19c
Lenox' , Soap
‘ Regularly my cake. Special
6 cakes 19c
Continental
Toilet Paper
In rolla.12.000 sheets of fine
quality Toilet Paper; regularly
101:. Sootrlal '
3, rolls 1%
Watering Pets
12 qt heavy galvanized Iron
‘ uwmltlux 961; regularly» I190.
Spool“ . .1.
1
Clothes Pills
Special
item-.1: lolly oniztd ilon seamless
Vans. 13 in? hes in dianielol and
4 1-2 inches deep; regularly 25
Special
Galvanized Pails
10 qt golmnized lion Water-
Pulls; regularly 181:. Special
.1113 . ‘
Steel men’s
Large size two burner Steel
Ovens, asbestos lined. plain
doors; regular price 2.25.
11.85, ,
113101113 Baskets
Strong Willow Clothes Baskets,
good size. i'moulsorced sides and
handles; regularly 3% Special
. ;‘ 59.017 ‘, .
Screen Doers
Made of at iue'h‘m‘ote‘rlol‘h 7-8
inches thlck. Walnut stained,
covered with best quality black
wire cloth. Regularly 9131:.
Special ‘ , " ‘
Sizes it It. 6 In. x; 0 1ft. 0 in.
. 2ft Slidxtll‘t. 8111
211. 111111111111 mm
3 ft x 7 It
. Wm
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IIh-eh's ‘illrd t‘ood; "‘romilurly
10c
¢
tilrslls Bird Gravel; regularly
Whisk Brooms
Good 111111111 Whlah aroma:
mounds 1111:. 1811111111 '
hall
70
LiquidUVeneer
The best t‘ulnltuie polish made.
2131' size bottle .- ......... .
.3111: size bottle .......... égg
Teakettles
No. 8 heavy cooper nickel plated 3 I
Ten Ketiles; regularly 9801 "
7611.
Waited Paper
,1
113711: carrying lunch. etc 25 .
., sheets in hockagel Special
1 3‘41: pkg
1‘
Lawn Swings
4 passenger Ferris Lawn "
Swings, a 11. high. 5 ft. wide
and 9 ft. shroud. size of seat,
30 x 14 lnches. mode of hard-
wood, varnished and pointed.
Special
$4.49
.Wall Clothes
Dryef's
Wall motor, 'hus ten separate ‘
arms. each 30 Inches long. made
of hardwood; regularly 591:.
Special
451:
'I‘he Humlnet Exe.
tension Window
Screens
,111119 or hardwood? and boot '
nuality' black wire cloth. 28
Inches high, extends from 23 to '
37 Inches; regularly 3712. BM j
int 1 1 '
27c"
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