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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
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, High tide II :05 a. 111.; II :26 p. m.
Sun rises 4:59; sets 6:56.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONIO DIRECTORY.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Mauls lu Masonic Building, South
Main street, lst and 3d Tuesday or
each month-«July and August ox:
ceptcdw—ut 8 o'clock. All Muster
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
8. Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wllcox.
lSec.
Butler Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M
Meets in Mnsonlo Building South
Main street, 2d and llh Tuesdays of.
each mouthwlnly and August ex-
ceptedwnt 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Hickson
W. Colo, ll. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
COUTH NORVVALK BOARD OF
TRADE
’ President~Nehcmiah Candee,
Vice-Presiderum-Charles .l. Pldgeon.
Secretarwarank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett,
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
-' ' PHONE CALLS
92-2~—~News Department
92- -3—-—Business Department
44~2-Branch Office Norwalk
890 'wEditor’s Residence
729 5-City Editor 5 Residence .
Solicitor General Dora-9) makes a
slutemeut iltnn Atluntu that ho hrurd .
u shot fired in the (:ruce- rosidoust‘l
C: nevelnl hours below tho limo that Mrs.
A ‘l)ai~sy (lulu llraco toslllled thnt hor
,lluahund Slllll hlmnell‘. He further!
’ . says that he could have Convicted lhre’
‘ man it‘ he hzld mode non of his (mu
" onlodw in rue Laid to (he shooll ng
«lite pr’ooerutm 'llGS "logml eluh s as
the excuse for not going on I‘m sttnd
l-vfififlT-icll'l’VViug: to the hills us he know
them.
him thnt he ought not ['0 do so. it
what the prmwrutor says in true jus-
tice was (intruded by his failure to
make uncut his pormuul llllU\\'l'l‘df—‘O.
and it will ho hard work for the lay
mind to group lllt‘ ill‘L'llllli‘lll that logot-
ethic‘s (tun ("Xl'llSt‘ such it (-oul'éo.
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“Now of tlw :lrrilul oi‘ lilo motor
hunt. llolluit u! Quoouslmvu, lrr'lnud,
husl min rt: llll‘ll 'l‘hin is the 3.".-
forum nlll- l1 (unto to Now ilorhoilo
from l‘utlroil, \iu tho Mines and tho
Erie Conn]. and made hot sturl for lin-
Tmto from New llor‘uollu. 'l‘llo ‘lmul is
commundml llg. l‘upl. ’l‘iionms F. Dil)‘
wllll a ("row of mm men. llur lilti-
{mule port in: St, l’t-lorshuruh. llusniu.
Silo in l‘l-l‘lulnly our the longest purl
ol‘ the loin-um. though their are many
miles: ul‘ unit wntcr lwtwm-n (hit-run-
town and lilv ‘lillsajlllll rnnllnl. ,
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Tho l‘lulflu \rhlt'h nuty ho, lnllll'ltn'od
at national it‘xlu'lléil‘ for the rural l‘roe
dolivory nuln‘n nil: should ho dosiuuod’
illicit» with i‘I‘l‘u'l‘l'llC'L‘ to the coming 01'
tho Darwin pout run.~l'ro\‘ldtulco
‘Jmll‘lltli. ’
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RlGHT TO THE E0|NT.
{nu of tho inippimu moments in tho
llll‘ of tin- ultllnnto councillor conical
when he rocclrou a bill for: commuting:
llc lino nlrondy mild (or and nucrcodo
» win finding: tho recruit. «Hartford l"out.~
' 4 w”. 5“ ‘ .
John Arman-out; Chiltonor olwnyu
intercollnulnlul nomcltmou unique, hull
“loomed that "onion in o gentleman."
Hummus llfln to be to got away with
New York 'i‘olugraph.
w‘
in Bulckholm they never muko tho
no mistake of roterrlng to the
on: some: on “tho Olympiad"
mlljoltforwlllug. .. Cldcnlro
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be oiled streets are ploommtly
out them who live hostile, or
' 1* them control help but wish
Eminent judges. he claims. mid '
merely speak of tho inmnloka "
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The SununerWoods
(Herbert Randall)
’Tis Sabbath, and the quivering
world,
In wild confusion here and
there.
Hath gone its way, whilel,
I
apart,
Have sought this perfect note
of prayer.
. No rustle here of silken gowns,
The pines are dark and still
and high, '
The sunbeams glinting where
they will
To link my dreaming to? the
Sky. * ‘
Flits now and than some timid
bird,
The noon deep shadow on
his breast,
Whose' silent wonder asks why
i
invade his holy haunts ol
rest.
These are God’s columned cor-
ridors,
I cross myself, repeat iny
creed”
Eternal power. eternal love,
0 soul of mine. otemgl need.
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a. concentrated. We do moot emphatic-j
‘ parade will be limited to tom miles on
cells letters rm publication, from its
readers, under the above Mullins. *A
let and to the point communication,
a general protiocltion. carries more V
weight. and comlctlon than a lengthy
one in whilst: the argument is not‘
ally Suggest brevity Long-winded or
tlcles, we have observed. are the last
no he read. and are many times urolo-
ed altogether. .
URQED TO ENTER MOTOR BOAT
“ PARADE.
August 12,1912
To Bout Owners of the Town of Nora
walk: -— .
This appeal is made to every person
who owns it hoot ‘
We wont you in the motor hoot pur-
ode uud cartilial The speed of the
hour so thalV sutnll tloats can compete.
and he in linewlth the larger ones.
tll‘y those hoal. owuorn
take the limo to mid them carefully;
i this is going to he.
Clifllllg and citizens in the town thorn
will hcpt'lzcn (f'ilill‘gll For uhnost. nil oi"
‘ , con there holn’g a mat monomers!
oughly dolitlhllul cranium all returned
tortil‘elr yachu, nod “ll“? Wll‘flllld
tho bouts, so let us gel busy and boom
.thc town by making this the largest
laud finest hunt curnlrnl over held on
lLong Island Sound.
3 Thorn will he boots from Bridgeport,
Sonlhtmrl, Westport, lilnrion, Shun
f
mud Con Coll, th'll“",§(ll Oyster Bay, <
H untl ugtipn and .\ lllhlmrt 3V «~
”We u out the 1)! onto from those plu-
:(‘os to see that when the boat owners
Soi Norwulk turn out they incur: huslw
! ncss.
Yours very truly
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at “normal
ed from Flrét Page)
lslnnll nus: the Cherokee. touched or“
the i’uiultc‘ ll and tho Tor-2631101 The
clutter of tin: rucc, onlng to the met
thnt tho «lmudlcup coliodulé had been
left at the home Elation. could not be
until the return from the cruise. when
the cups; will he un‘nl‘déd by the Nor-
will Yacht Club. '
The yllt'lllSlilen and their trlonds as!
ncmhlod at tho liickcry Bluff chili
house curly in the owning. loud enjoy-
tuinutont conunltteo. This consisted
of Vonlt‘iioqulsm, vocal 30108 and
uloigltlol’dtund work of a high order by
Choolcr in; Vere, of New Haven. He
is a favorite with local audiences, and
lotion ho has secured hero. Professor
' George Flukolnxtgne, - of” Bridgolmfi. .
kept the piano motion Throughout
tninoxu ll'lld choruses by the members
of tho guthoilng
Vocal solections of an artistic datum
wex-o chou hy hiessrs. Manley and
Jones. of llull island. holh 0! Whom
note obliged to respond to oncoroc. ‘
Young Ilet t1. nnd Young Emmanuel;
loll. '
Pitch and Victor W. Farris. provided
a typical Norman: Yacht. Club lunch--
' h’ot corn. ham. come and innate,
sandwiches, potato salad, etc., und..tllo
usual drinkable! “
Commodore William H. Winston
welcdmed the guests and «let- a dior-
Trio Sentinel will no product: to re- “
Let those who rend the papers 110— V
who do not '
thou they will know what it big event. ‘
Through fille'gt‘lllfl'Ol‘lliy of the titer- "
announced by the rcgultu omnnlltlec
ed the program provided in" lhe‘entcro V
fully unstained hy the oncellcnt repu- .
the evening, providlng solos, and u0l~ ‘
ing an ill (ompanlnl for the othe: enter» ‘
gave it Cllllel formrouud dioxins oicltlb:VV
. ltlou, and reoolvod outhuslaotio up»
plunec dining tho promo-o or the (11- 7
Thu entertainment committee, E. W. .
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ANOTHER WEEK OF
GREATEST BARGAINS
The Second Week of our Annual Augutlt Clearing
Sale ivili ‘ be: remarkable in more than one way. A
Week of Tremendous Vaiues——-a Week that means
Cicaran'ce of All Summer Merchandise~a Week that
~ ' One Dollar has the Buying Comedy of Two. Every
' woman should not fail to attend this Sale some day
during this Week. . The Savings are Big “ and the
prices signify ‘Absolute Clearance.
,, Wash Goods at . Clearance Prices
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25c Anderson’s __
Scutch Dress Ging-
hams 12522::
32 inches uldje. August Clcur-
once Price 12 1 Sc.
,4 lScCrln-kledCrepcs
"loom
August (tontuitce Price 90 y'aid
250 imported Dim-
itics 9c
in dainty coluréd ell’octs. all-
over and border designs. Aug-
usl Clearance Price 9c.
VL
1240. Dress Ging—
hams Site
in striped, plaids and chucks,
all colors. August Clearance
Price 8 Me.
SOc'Ramic Dress
Linens 25c
36 inches wido.~ln colors and
oyulor white. August Clearance
Price 25c.
l‘orf’sntnntur dresses no ironing
10c Figured Lawns
45-h:
in line memorized finish. dainty
summer patterns t'or dresses and
kimonos. August L‘loul‘uuce
Price 4 1-20,
1252c Figured Ba-
tilste
in plain. ail-over and border dc“
signs. dainty color-lugs. August
Cienrduce Price 8 13-h}.
25c, 39c and 500
Cotton and Silk
Fabrics 12514: yd
in lengths from 3 to 1“: yards.
all at n August. Clearunro Price
l3 19-20 yard.
1255c Percales 4‘44:
All plain colors. 36 inches wide.
lengths 7 to 10 yards. August
Clearance Price 4 Lilo.
39c French Mar-
quisette 19c
F‘inc quality. 40 inches n'ldo.
suitable for dainty white “‘alSlS
and. dresses.
Price 19c.
190 and 25c Foncy
White ‘ Goods
ill/2c
in, Stripes. dots‘hud nil-over cl-
ients, sheer, pretty goods. Aug-
ust. Clearance Price 12’1-2c.
August Clearance V
8c Figured Lawns
and Voiles 3’c
in pretty floral effecrs, on good
quality lawn. August. Clearance
Pricc 3 34c.
1253c Linen Finish
Sluitings Site
in white, tun, navy and black;
also figured patterns. August .
(‘lenrulncc Price 8 3-40.
8c Apron Gingham
5‘3 '40
Auloslkeng quulity, lust color,
hluo. brown and grown. checks,
Augulll ‘Ilearztuco Price :- :‘wic.
50c White Batiste
2%
«ill lntlhog wide,
corizcld vbutlote.
once Price 290.
soft finish. mer-
August Clout--
innin. Commodore Byl'nglona already,
Flicker won new inurols curtailing lull
soil throughout the roots, and dishono-
lunch on mitotic. In on». B an
. rum:- is along with boatload pain j l‘
qulto holes are lnnoocnt o! the cause.
they onto under tho ban at the law
«1le 5 these llttlo caving» bank "
the datum lllth. Drainage clot)
purl them. '
N mo: in we M1 for Will!
will showroom
Norwalk Chronicler