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“MASON": DIRECTORY
9911 Loan, No. 103, F. and A. M.
ants in Masonic Building. South
‘ root. list and 31! mainly or
mouth-July and A9911“ ox-
soledmdt 8 ocloclt. All Master
8. no cordially invited» Frederick
3 Lyon, W. “M. Robert M. Wilcox,
$1.11“er Chapter, No. 38 R. A. _.M
«”M oils in Masonic Building, South
Mall} sheet, 2d and 4th Tuesdays at
each montthuly and August ex-
opted'wat 8 o clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Hickson
1W Cole, H P. Robert M. Wilcox.
Sso.
TRADE
“Prusldcnt—Nuhemlah Gandee.
' ‘-Vice-Prealdent—«Charles J. Pidgeon.
mercury—Frank W. Hadley,
‘ 'TroaaureraMatthew Corbett.
‘ighl tide 9:97 a. 111.; 9:19 p.111”
‘GUTH NORWALK BOARD OF‘
on- 1 out“- k“;
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
‘. .. PHONE CALLS
. goal-«Nows Department
ge—gmaniness Department
4.4-2——Branch Oiiice, Norwaik
8311 —-Editor’ 5 Residence
goers—«City Editor“ 5 Residence
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, The white shoes which $119. so
common in 011i shoots, me not liked
in London. A rose is cited 11 how a
9 young 110111.111 undoltoolt to lake 3
walk in this: sort of footy. ear. but the
. London ctowd caught 011 so 511011eg
‘and annoyingly that she finally had to
sfaeok the 1etuge of u taxicab 1'01 hel
‘,,retn1'11 journey. When you think 01‘.
‘it white shoes in the 511001 the lutil‘
er 1111119111115 The Huitturd Coumnt.
1 The idea 01 it is this, no funny. that
. , the wearer, by wearing white in 11 very
" dirty place, 1111111151511 show 111‘ hoing
rich enough to got a new and clean
pair every limo lhut sho goas out,
The \vhilonoss of the shoe is the whole
virtue of it. out] of L‘Outit? it riouniug (‘1'
a new nail is the (11111 Why to do it.
. It is in out 11 wuys that the high cost of
living ot‘ton roluou about. Shoes are
unucoanity, of (nurse, hut not white
“ ones in the hublic highways.
My”... . . ._.__. ..,---_
RIGHT TO THE PGlNT.
, Baltimore has n woman policeman
or. two whose duty ii is to null flirts. A
V few policemen of that kind the hooded
in ii uriford.~~4ii .1111 ford Post.
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{Britigepmt’s untel t1 out is (mood on
lir'oly by the railroad while the Mill
dletown waterfront is controlled hr
both the rail and water facilities of
the some corporation. The result is
theuamo hilt it sounds different, that's
uli. «Middleton n Prrsu
”A...
There are five times as many ludion
head" colts us thorn are ii inooln omits
1 in oirouiution non and tho troxluilry
department omrlnls figure that it will
“he at least thirty years hoturo the
Million 'lload contu hove diuuppuured
from circulation. it prohuhly won't
pay you,- ihnroforo, to save 1111 what
you got in the hope of gelling them at
.nrolnhun, but it will my you to save
1 you can and dspouit them. do‘llur
“by 11511111. in tho savlnxo lhunir. ——Bos-
toll Globe. '
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Where was a good deal of hand, 11111-
iio on the streets ot-t‘hlu city lam Sun
Quail luxurious oust nomethlng.
' on; up the moody, when times
hard and milk 11nd host m 110»
9? Always 9114111119 or roomy for
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12¢ a.
111.1le AND norm
An Aliegory
why
The gods who tuit- above
Should 1: er permit the young to
‘ die. < .
The old to fail in love!
‘ Ah! why should hapless human-
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Be punished out of seoson?
Pray listen and perhaps you’ll
find
My rhyme may give the rea-
son.
Death, strolling out one surn-
mrr’s day. ‘
Met Cupid with his sparrows;
And, bauteriu‘z in a merry wily,
Proposed 11 change of arrows.
“Agreed!" quoth Cupid, “i'iore-
see '
The queerest game of errors;
For you the King of hearts will
be.
And 1'“ be King of Terrors."
An so’t was done, Alas the
‘ .1181
That multiplied their art‘s!
Each from the other bore away
A portion of his darts. mu.
And that explains the reason
. why.
, D theg'mods Ibed'"
We yomflareglmd
to die,
The old to fall in love.
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All! who but oft hath marveled ‘,
" to his wife. who pox'sundod him that
it 11-1111 a «proper (liit'afiiflli for them to V
, ignorance oi “hat was reailt going to'
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Anniversary“ at His
Weddiu9
RF RRRRR RiiiiR“
' out Glass Also Fl9ur'es in the
Presenis~3urnrlss Cum-
nut and my Evlnina q
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‘ a.
Aided-11nd willie-tied by Mrs. .‘Vollmo‘r.
four douptv- sheriffs, Messrs. W. I. D134
vis, oi’ Triimhuli John M. Donnell) and
mor on 4311111111 lithium Volinlor last
night when tin-,1 engineered such a
complete 511111111149 nurty on 111111 on the
occasion Oi“ tho 311th anniversary of
his 111nrrluge~thm know nothing about
it 11111111111 8.510 11 rompany of nearly
:30 0011111011911 .5111... deputy sheriffs and
the jail on North Avenue. Bridgeport.
Surprise Complete, ‘
' 'lio unmita the corn and lays it all
mountain-the groomers of u whist club
residence in Bridgeport.
Special Trollev Car for Party.
The 001111111111» usaomhled at tho uher
.ifi's utiloo at the county court. hougoi
, tnnd‘rhoargied 11 special car at S o'niocli" '
end were quickly when to their dentiv
nation. in figs; meuutlme the shéritt
in expectation of a visit from the whim:
entertainment of company in blissful}
hunpon
Solid Silver Sail/er Presented.
He won accordingly dumtouudod
when the hall rang and he saws crowd
of people 111 tho door headed by Deputy
was even a1110113 surprised iii. what fol-i
Mr. Elwood presented him on behalf at
vel‘ suitor on which was the inst‘rit»
lion: "Sili’l‘ii'fulliid Mrs. William Voll»
mar from their 1191in shortlist unti'keen-i
ers of Falrtiold county." “
Gifts of Cut Gian.
brought some choice pieces oi" out
while shortly before the company 111‘-
r11 611 Mrs Vollmer gave her hudhau‘d
:1 diamond ouch pin and Mr. Vallmet"
presented her 11 check for $100.
" interest to lag dunng this
Great Sale (“Every day New At-
tractions are prepared -- every day
New Offerings are brought forward
‘RSome of these are advertised ---
Some are indicated by
PINK 1111011 TICKETS
(“Our aim is, complete and entire
Clearance of , Summer StockSm there-
fore if there was over a sale that
means clearance, it is this one, and
therefOre, Great Opportunities for
0“" Pam‘s (R It is surely
Greatest Dry . 2 oods Sell-
ing Dooasion of the Year.
Be, Sure You Got Your Share.
Johann Wiéior of Bridgeport and H. R
lwood nit Fairfiold 511991111 11 nice ous ‘
their wives. stosethor with a number of 1
friends called on him at his home at '
which they he‘lonnod to at South Nor- :
wnllr previous to their taking up their ,
club saw ~.1lrel‘1a1'atlspo going on» .torg,
Sheriff ii. R. Elwood or Fniriioid. He?
ldwod when the company weneadlnlt- -
ted, as without any oetemouy Whatever ,
the company with an elegant solid uil~ -
{A numhor or, the company hnd 91110“
3111111990 that this Was not the only" 116 _
' minder of the day the couple reooivom.
on well as an uhnndnn’oe of clinic?
fruit punch mid other retrouhmeuts.
Those in the Party;
The company present included 1194
olden Ebert?! and Mn. Mailman. John
Jones, nupe‘riutoldent oi: the now im'
1111111. Newtow9; William Donavon.
Shelton; w 1.1111311111911111; Jm‘
William», '31: :Iohwdt. Moi
Jonaph Wloler and Antonio Alhi‘ioill. 0!
During the evening the company 9
were entertained with song‘s by Man '
thew 171111111 391191111 Wlolsr and other: .
while 11 splendid lunohson was! served:
roll! at Norwatlt and hid wire, Irving ,
Brndisv. 018011111 Norwalk and his ‘
witu. Bounty 311mm Austin um.
WRGSRDOM: 11.3 Elwood. hirflfld:
Eli Mood, Wenonort; “I‘llonl'ail lBriotoi.
M1119; Auditow 6131114111;
turd; .23. 39119191?!”
will 11111091111119! to one his our ntllrl on.
Not tor 111m of the our was a 111mb. .
19111 and 1111111 than he will an ofllosr-
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that: a horse and o rim 11m gluten
routinely 1111111 A Ma: It ,
lama 1m nunmwl
owner It“ wills-ta moonlit.
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Norwalk Chronicler