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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 23, 1912 · page 6

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. ‘ MASONIC DIREGTORY.
id Well Lodge, No.108, F. and A M.
noon; in Masonic Building. South
'Moin'strwt, 111i and 311 Tuesday or
‘0th month-July and August ex-
ontodwat 81,.0’oloolr.» All Master»
Mhoons cordially invited. Frederick
‘8. Lyon. W. M. Robert M. Wiicoi,
.lieo.

litter Chapter, No. 33 R A. M.
Meet: in Masonic Building. South

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

ouch month-July and August ex-
. copied—wot 8 cclock. All Royal Arch

'Mpsons cordially invited. Hickoon
W. Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
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IOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee,
Vice-Preoident-—Charles J. Pldgeon.
SecretarynFrank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett;

 

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'Il‘ht' mimic nor is over. and the1
$1, 100 11110 experiment has prmcd titntl
the soldiers, regular nild militiu, cnnI
Intake short \1' orlt oi a ii non 0th applo- ‘I
plintion. 1,111,111 in tin absence oi uni

emergency. 1
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Although 1: record tweaking ,npplelL
crop is repmtod',‘ the cold storoée' pm i
pie :11th expected to see that the pub
lic puns iil(" highest pl‘li‘t‘H ever. for
the fruit.
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Physicist u ho has found 1111‘} to pro-I
duce artiiit-iul daylighi ought to ho a}
good. 1111111 to dispel urtllisini darkness
’ now skilfully thrown about RUSOllLllill
case.
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All the political parties. appear to
'he of one mind in record to the-1.111011
roads movement, but the situation un—
usnhlly changes utter election.
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Atmagcildmt is uppnr'ently no puzzl-

. 111g 11 ilddle .15 the plurni oi atttuni'tr

 

RIGHT TO THE POiNT.

What about iilt‘ uvxi it'ulslutnrv?

‘ Little prcumture to 111,1 euro, hut poll-

‘iipui l‘ont'ns are lining prortcd oi thloI

time oud the people should he on their
guard.~illdhiotown Press.

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The Sociolist pnrly lino nitnlned tho

) idlo‘tirfitlnn in .\.'ow Jenn-y of hecoming

Ii guh’tr pnrty. under tho 'oiection

1mm and will tnhe 111111 in the. Seth

hither primaries Recognition in duo

to the foot that the party coflt mom

11111 1511100 voids in the last nicotiono ‘

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The trolloy our workers up nrnund
worcootor 11nd Epilngiiold orc cuten-
tlonnlii 1111111111 in ptonontlng thnir 111'
1311111111115 for higher wages home a
portal communion. Tho lustitlciuton
tainted lo'rthn high cost or living.
on this common horde-.11 hour morn
oovily on trolley w'mhcro than on the

 

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party it: otwhnout normal to
urinal route or the community”
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6,53? the rooomiy 111111111111 11111
gunmon have decided not to con;
We oozing their pictures we

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THE PORTRAIT,

A pretty picture hangs before
my view:
The face, in little of a south-
ern dame,
,IJTo the unknown (though not
V unknown to lame)
Save by! the lines’ the cunning
iimner drew. if
So groudiy Grecian' 15 the iady 3
head

i took her for Minerva in dis-_

. guide;
But When i‘mark‘éd the win-
1111111111 and eyes,
I thought of Aphrodite.‘ or her
stead;

And then I kissed her calm, un-
Ianswerlng mouth, ‘

(The‘pictitre's mine). as any»
‘ lovergmight, ‘
in the‘deep 111116: of 11.111111,-
.‘ tiai- night,
And envied him who, in the
I “Sunny South,”
Coils her his own whose
shadow can impart

Such very sunshine to it nor-1

thorn hem!

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‘ ,Dlsiliay it the Headquarters of

 

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escapes oontliitentailty, and achieves stores of the exhibition impress one no I Falrchll d is a graduate of the Bridge-

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‘. dunno 11111211111 oh 111th 1'1
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chow, nor'is more, on the other hand,
any of that youthful gloating- over the.

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Rollanoo 11111111111 Ladder 1:11.
is Noteworthy

Siiiilii SIX VIEWS Ill
iMPRiSSliE ARRAY

1111111111 Master Hand to Each
0119, Visitors Declare

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The first impression that one gets
from the exhibition is of the-serious-
11111111 of the work. There is no truce
oi inmateur lqnnlity anywhere in the

 

 

more manipulation of. paint and of
contrast. which in not remotely akin
to the spirit of the joy rider. The
pictures show sophistilication; the)
show the control of the masters,
11110512 rules are subordinate to their
pntposos. And the ends that those
pnlntels have sought are those of
large. imagination rather- than those
at sentiment. ‘
Mr. lrluillngton's group illustrates
particularly this quality ot‘ tondernesal
without sentimeutnllt) The Bonnets;
of the Deon {1,11 instance which shows:
11 wet tog tinting for- an instant from
1111. I129 cover , sea to reveal tn'o
{11.11111 iltitrs w it one muting straight
for the. tuitislnps oi the other. might;
easily how neon. it out its nuhject,
clover bloOd cut'tller. ()n the con-‘1
ttul'y it has 1111 feeling or some about
it, but rather one of solemnlty‘C'

in tho some wuy the inlet, which
shown 11 titeiuncnolv hit or still wu-
ter ulth the foreground or marshes
and slopes 11' micron occurs, 111 Ind
light. shndou.
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111311ng or, b .hevond

something again or a larger emotion.
one is not confessed; one is pro

This and The lilll, its on well as-

method peculiar to Mr. Humngtou of

111' illnendcl hue (our large churns
61111 of 111-1111: tiinthtotion. .luot After
15111111111, is 11 111111111 morning I seen
hil)’
hold. This 111111 to in cold slindow ex-
1'10111' light .bcatcnes the
edge: of the .snow blanket on ‘ the
hnystano. Beyond its 11 slope 1110111111;
111111111 the nonl'iuo light, on whose fur-
ther edge is suggested a village. ’ Win-
tor to or another sort oi day, one {or
tolling snow 11nd rising mists. There
is impressive solidity about the. huge
rock that dominates this picture and
11 wondorl‘ully luminous quality about
its shadows and about the delicate
troo topn. Mr. .'lluohdcll understands
the indlt'ldnul noui oi a tree a: tow
paiutorn do. Durly. April chow: thin.
and show too. his control of that eluc-
two color group. The Home Across
the Rll'or,11111l Rowayton River. have
it laminar quality that would mono

‘ thom rooogntzuhlo ant/Whore. Yet the

intuit ty to 1111111 0! detail than or,
one. ‘11 " ‘

1111. .losoupo four portrolto are
very human pulpit)“ They are not
mint; they are ocnrooly lloIh 11nd
hone then are opirit. Gila tools that
one knows something about tho poo
lilo who hoioI 11111 for here-morn oven
than one hao’ ovor known onions, on
111111.111 one may intro 11 tolerable no-
qtminlanno with the litter. ~'

Among Mr. Hooray» 11111111911 them
is one which titre; cilia oyo at once.
111111 titll‘ in optic oi ‘ilnforttl‘nnto po-

' lition. Tacoma with 111111111 other or

no lower 11111! limiter picture’s, it
room on the floor. Tho room in which
too exhibition 1: halo: hold 111 now
well adopted 11 tho porno“ in that»

1111 floor, motor _
not.

 

Mr. moment's pictures
I hoped that 111; Clements will send 11
‘ larger group next time. ‘

‘ . ed on a buy stock. Over tho 121'th ot‘

‘ front. I

ithe main. :-IOne piece, 11 mail
1111i 11 scarred hunk in Incite has ohublfle fascination difficult

opinions; uni chagrin g5.

roundly stiiietl. » ug- ‘

stocks, in a -

9111i mo 11nd with’th‘o iii-tonal rust on.

 
 
 
 
 

11111111111 the 111th attention among
It to heartily

 
 
 
 

Mr Triggo 961111111 No cmall land-
111111111, one all summer 111111111111, the
other with a dark sky brooding over a
ri‘lotod copper earth. Ho 111111115 also
two cortoono which are 11111111111 or
choortulncos. One in or on 111111 o'ént-

 

11 hill in coming a former on a fat
10nd of hay. The farmer looks 8111'-
11111111, the oxen look surprised, oven
the load of 11111 has an air of having
come upon the unexpected and inex
11111111111.

Mr. Alex. Rummlor has a charming
11th of on English village, a line. of
pink-roofed, white-washed cottages.
.tttmbiinghlong the crease fibetween
two downs. Another of hisI‘sketches
shows a quaint old church filled with
soft golden light tromlow windbws.

Mr. -H. S. Benton’o Kate is a jolly
child‘s head, full of spirit and motion.

Mr. A. T. 11111111, oi Silvermlne,
paints-111 a, higher key thou-end the
other artists represented. His ”Sum-
tner finches, is full or n¢1,,.su1111g11.
with almost a twinkling qualitv to the
lemon A Frosty Morningis delightful
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Mr. Hamilton has a sunny quithtl",E

about his landscapes. 1111111111 small-ii
or sketches catch the momentary 1111-5
peel of 11 group of chestnut trees in!
Willouoom n hroolr an old house with
a consistency and finish that belong
to the cute hand.

The moot foreign pictures it: me
show come from \ll'. PUT ilutchens
\ot only are thoy foreign in subject
(some, of them) but they are all one
geat‘lve ol’ the farelgn' schools in col ‘
1.11 and in treatment Poplnrs in i’iC-f

wordy illustrates this, with its tooled

low stocks, its top 11111111 trees, its
deep, smooth color.

The only hit of. craftsmanship In
tho show to tho lustre ware done by

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Mrs. Triggs. The collection makes .1

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brilliant and unusual note of color 111'
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he 91111119,. the Begum-six pic i

one visitor. himself. 11 pnlntei.
as i1olng"l\ien‘3 work not boys'

Those in charge of the mlnhition
have felt very grateful to the Ron

saith?

erouoiy lent their hall

Island to be hold 111 auction. The
proceeds will no given to the Fire
(2111111311111.

will take place on Saturday afternoon
or five o’clock in tire halt.

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niulnnnt

lllrs. G. w. Church Thou Gives
Foreman Auto Ride, Boys Horse
"till 8111111111 lino it Killed

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GREENWK‘H. Conn. August 2
Miohuol macho-lie. otoromon on the
estate 11! Mrs. C. W Church. with or o
Colitorhio millionaire who to hnllnlnlir
r. now-rundown on King street. imi 11
11111111. __ ‘

To 2111's. 11111111111 11 who, the 111111111
111111111 on the limit hrlnk. without
uncouth enough to flop itself over. it
donned clearly the word decrepitttdo.
hurt it WM on agonizing picture or out-
toting.

she» cohort Blochello to roll nor the
homo thatch» might tall 11. Bite into
soon It pull eight 1111111 1111111 Rye to her
place ovary 111111111113. But nlnohollo
would not 1111 the horror. nor we
kill it. lllrtt. Church 1.111111111111111

 

1111.111 111111111111 conic to war ,I 1111-
nation litre. ('1'!th urged him not to

 

 

i made

3“ Httiiug- lnetted ulth n11 engraving company in
using wotct color on canvas The 111- top has offered one of his pictures. nI that cit:

. fet'i. is c\t1'uor'dlntuy richness of 111119.,111111111111 palette knife sketch of Fish a“, dud 1,3 also in business in New
.' Y'.o:k

Mfr. Burlington himself wills
he the auctioneer. und the nuctloul, are mm on

I in about again.

Wioddu

 

. II‘ LAND ., [I I.
SAUGA-TUCK

Mrs. Ex .',Slpperle1 Jr., to being on
tel-tuition by her aunt, Miss Mary Ly-
ons. ‘

 

 

George Smith and Lawrence Ruhlln
of New York were in town yesterday
on husinoon.

After an enjoyable vacation, Mrs
Elia Daniels has resumed her duties
at the Salmon store.

 

Mrs. Peter
Margaret. have returned from a vieiiI
with it lends in Wallingiord i.

 

Miss Jessie Bourger 111 Greens

Farms. has 11 pasltlon with" the Y. W. 1 »

C. A,. in State street, Bridgeport.

 

Henry Baker has sold his residence '
in which he has lived for three score
He bani.

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years to New York people.
purchased property on the Hill§ Point
road and with his two sons and grand
sons will soon, take possession.

There were many Westporters who
witnoised the parade oi the Connect:
out A. C). H” in Bridgeport on Tues- '
day, among them being Judge Samuel’
A. P111111.

 

 

Tile justice sols he never .

i nsw :10 1111111- bnhds and drum corps in

one. parade. “Alter iil'lti‘illg that great.
number of drum corps." earn the jus—‘i
ticc.‘ 'i‘m in favor of their recoil."

Two weddings in which 1110 “1111‘
noun \\ estport young ladies were th- é
iirldts “"011" celebrated yestctduv oil‘
ternoon at four oclock in the Congre-l

gntionni Church.

 

Miss Evelyn Slurgns'

Banks daughter ol‘ Mr. and Mrs. Goof, f

W. Banks heroine-the. bride of M12;
Ohter W Smith foi‘ titron. 0., 11nd
'hllss- Ethel l. Fait'thlld daughter oil
.\'ir. and \lrs.tve1n'1.e Poirthild. the'
bride of Willlnrd ll.l«‘11uton of \‘en
IYmmlt The. chm “h w as uell filled Min.
a fashionable congregation to witness,
the double ceremom Rev. Charles F.I ‘

'l‘ny'lor officiated at both coretnonlosl L

Both brides have home oi. well wishersl
in \‘l’ostport Miss Banks is n graduateI

:of the Staples High Sthooi and of the;

\‘ew Hmon Normal School. For the;

pa‘st six roars she 1115 been an in; .

structtuSa in the local schools \ilss
Inolt High school
many lusting

thtongh their visits to
Sn ith ten 2.1 aduuie ol’ the Chase Art

three emuller pictures are done in a liauco Fire. Company 1111111111111 so 59“.» ochool of No“ York and is non con I

Mr. Funton he a \ ale gr-ndut

1111111101111 were held at. the homes ot' the
llrides‘ parents. Both young couplesI
their hone1 moon trips.
The) have announced '10 tholr triondfl
that tile) will 'ho. “pi home" after Son
tomber 1.1

 

'li1nt phantom, tho- roarlt primaries.'
The. appropriation thtsI
time. oapecloliy for those who have 11
leaning for the Republican faith is a
scary one. Cine doosrnot have to call
on memory to ponder over the scrap
Which waxed warm when the. content
was on two years out; to land either
the 1311an or Judson deletion-n. Thorn
were many things unld tit that time
about» treachery and click practices by

» both factions. hat that to always the

«to when ports at the winch are at
When the votes were wanted
on oieotlon dny it was seen him 111mm
woo somewhat of a deficiency in the
Republican count. This could only no
honoured tor through the loot that the
crowd «infected at. the 111-111111111- had
nation In 11 little trolling. Tito winners
of than 11mm conflict could not in;
convinced thou that thorn 1111111 no out
tings and neither» have titoy cinch. All
01‘ which Minn) the worhoro up to thin
111nm primary road, to go at. each oth-
or. The old cor-11111 hm not hauled to
£11111 it 1111111111111, ohoy are doopor. Al
soother in oonodom 111111 it he mode 11
try 1011 town oholmu he could loud
tho plow. flu in not having his ocu-

' t 111. root 111111 tho undone

”1&9“th on “Ilium 119 on recolo-
oil shoot: that it in: you“ 11 r1111 :11- tho
piano in» would in wall ruppomnp
T111111 Wilma Moron hob done or

. footlvé 1111111 in tho 11111111 not thorn 111
‘ men oohollorot‘iun ohmwlltho on

 

‘ her 9, at tho 1111111911.
William 0. Burl has declined to not

. non that the oillec interferes with his

Hansen and daughter ..

|‘ Open Monday and Saturday eventual. 7

Both grooms have?
acquaintances ":
town. \lr. ‘

Following the ce1emontee rev ,

11111111111 tutti othorii motto '
' 11'. 1111111111 11111111111 am 11111 11111111111111

store that date. septomm I
Representative '

aguln this notation. giving on his rear

hustnooh Representative now may be
11111111 to reconsider which it he does
he will be given the nomination by his
Republican friends. 13111111111 he again.
decline it improbable 111111 William E
Albln will he the choice for the onion.

There are poonibllltles that another
moving picture house will no open 111‘ ’
town within a few weeks. Within the»
past few days ropreaentotlvon or a
film exchange have been in town look-
ing over aeverni site; At ‘ present
them is one mating picture house in...
town, showing about three nights a, 1‘
Week There is no doubt that another I
house. even showing each night. would...
draw well

 

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the activities or the fall coupon—they
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