No SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
AMES GOLDEN;
. ,L Golden, ndhttnlstratrm
‘ttlt the Will annexed, of the
union: of antes Goiden, de«
wetland, Pub isher
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MONDAY SEPT” a, 1912
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L‘ SOCIETY NOTICES
Naomi; omen-tom ,
ated Communication of Old
Wbll Latoya, No. 108. F. and A. M..
tho held.“ its rooms September
912, at 8 p. In. All Master Ma-
tiqovdially and fraternaliy invit~
Q Fraternally yours,
,,,ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec’y.
m
OWH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
”Salaam—Nehemiah Candee.
x'Vlho-Praaldent‘CharleS J. Plclgeon.
‘Mretary—Frank W. Hadley.
‘Trcasuror—Matthew Corbett.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
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5 ‘WORK FOR STATE 80LDiERS.
L‘Atijutnnbaeneral Verbock, of the}
,N‘ew-h’ork National Guard, was int-l
praised by the recent maneuvers with
the belief that . men ilCPllSlUlllvii to
Easy city lii‘n or not physically quail-l
find for work in the hold. I'io pro—
poses, therefore. 0 'ttdd n t'ourso in
L “ physical truining for guill'dslllml. lie
Q has n plan by which the prorticul
“ value or increased hnrdihootl is to ho
‘ ‘ gained through the stimulation oi
athletic rivalry moon“,r orgnttizutious.
To «this tito Sun makes the mild ob.
jection that most of the members, oi
the National Guard urn still hi‘i‘llrtotl
’with the necessity oi‘ohrttiug thoir
living. it their whirh requires rousid-
Braille time and absorbs not a liiilo
energy. Mounwhllo tho military ro
‘Ililil‘elllelitrl domttntloii ol‘ national
gttal‘dsmen have inoronst‘tl tromon-
dously. At; nil regular army oti‘tcors
and not a tow civilians know the No-
tionnl Guard of loony in immeasur-
ably superior to that of oven ten
years ago. The luoronsrd ofilcioncy
howoyer, has born uninml only by in-
nlstonoe upon sacrifice as in lime and
igll‘omt'optho part of the guards mom-
_‘Q,liel'S. The Sun points. out that tor
_ ‘nuchan man as Colonol Apploton ol‘
tho New York Seventh his real bunt-
”,“imns is soldlorihg and his l‘t‘t‘l't’ltlioll
the running of a publishing ltonso.
.Rr‘fl‘he first sernonnt of tho modern Nu-
«tlonal (lunrd rompuni'. the Sun
“ things, really noodu hull it any oil tour
,or five times it wool: to keep up with
his clerical dution. In it possible, on
glory that conditions, to exact this on-
lrn time for athletic dutios?
Q‘ With the tiny army we possess and
, the very eximnnlvo lesson we lonrnoti
Q ,in 1898 the government. bus route to
”regard the organized militia. 215 a very
moorlnht tumor in the uchvmo ol‘ nn~
tonal doimtse. it has atom the
illtln in many wuss nntl tho militia
Q n . rennondnd effectively. llut ox-
, pt in the cone of individual enthu-
limits and partinuiarly iorlhunlo or
animations the organized militia bun
boon brought up very closely to its
‘ it, Qot’ time. The days of the old
Ill-In uniform. urn ovar. Some
m. find conllnnai di‘thcnh‘y in re-
tiling Further demands for time
in mnke that tllmonlty serious.
t in not to flan suppmted that the
llgnlionul (lunrtl can ho made anything
Q at tho equal of the regular estab-
‘ , em: in tho matter or phy-
Ahout the but that can be
ilh it in to maintain it as a well
fairly well diwinitned, more
all «unlined military body in
it limo than tilted to be no
for htltlli it lob. Numérioully
of that nttinn’n urinal
Gnly the continued acquh
.jnla “fill-I- nun/.1
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SOMEWHERE
Somewhere—somewhere a hap-
py cllme there is,
Aland that knows not una-
vailing woes,
Where all the clashing elements‘
of this
Discordant scene are hushed
in deep repose.
Somewhere -— (somewhéte (ah
me, that land toflwin!
is some bright reahn, beyo ltd ,
the farthest main;
Where trees of Knowledge bear
no fruit of sin,
And buds oi Pleasure blossoms
not inpain. .
Somewhere '—- somewhere an;
. end of mortal strife
With our immortal yearnings
nevermore
The outer warring with the in-
ner lite ~
Till both are wretched. All,
that happy shore!
Where shines for aye the soul's
relulgent sun,
And life is love. and love an
joy are one!
--“Saxe’s Poems.”
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“Let us build it manomeht to the
than who designed the neslluea ultirt,"
says an alienation. But an unmrkod "
Q- tours, for the than who invented whitp ,
duck trauma. ~Denvav Republican.
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”it in more dimouit to whoa a house
than it in to shes a ltett;-—lliroltlyn En-
gle.
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After all has not Mr. Waldo lasted
about its long Quit the average New
York police comtttlsslonorl~lhllhabnth
Juttrnt‘tl. .
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Some or the soldiers enlisted for
A. that war from other atntes would have
been bottér all had they been left at
home New Haven never would have
missad them—mew Haven Register.
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Ten dollars and forty cents in tho
highest beef since the cow Jumped or
or the moon and fifteen dollars is the.
dizzy helgltt that, looms‘Just ahead
* Mayor Fitzgerald's patriotic boom for
beam; should be gaining daily recruits. ‘
estit'ingflold Republican.
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Henry Clay Frick, ,multl-mhtmnatre
Pittsburgh steel magnate, employs Ar-
.» char Gibson a famous planiat,at $15,-
000 a year to play for him on it $100,
000 organ each day for an hour.
Frlok’a favorite tune is "Denrle." This
song in the favorite of most Pittsburg-
9!‘B.“"\KDICi(01‘i)OCkQY Press.
The pointo crop this year is good
and some Penna.
on ground where one was ruined inst
neuron. Don‘t main» tho mlatahe how
ever, thinking that potatoes will be
cheap.-—Boslon Globe.
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Thorn is no limit 01‘ breakfasts and
lnncltnohn undhinnern in the nttnok
upon Canada by the Foot. gunrd.~—Now
llnren Journal Courier.
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“Cnrpe diom";ls the motto of the
Olympic gatnes fl)! 1016.
,altendy sohtllng llotx-lllmii~tinly his
: lilsi name is Cull» to ntudx Americuh
i training for the amateur athletic union
‘oi which he is illefisitieill. l‘he Germans
do thing's thoroughly, and if they {all
git will not be for idol: of nyutom.w
i Springfield Republirnn.
STATE amass.
Bridgeport wAs :1 result at the Dem
ocralic emotions List wool: it is ex-
,‘peototl that mm: W. Wilson will he
the mango run against present (lon-
,gressmnn Ebenezer J; Hill.
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New Hfl\‘t‘ll.~RIa}'0i' Rico will prob—
ably hare to risk a. member of the
School Board to resign, so he can at»
point it litotnorrnt, as the law compela.
Mlilonl.—-Exporlmentlhx with n'nph-
,tha. it exploded, setting are to and
ldestroylng theieott‘aso or Arthur and
‘Beruutd thuxillo 6! New York.
‘IlQindrlletnwn.MFrlonda of Judge Sl-
lns RoblnSon of this city think he has
a good chanro or getting the Repub-
lican nomination for governor.
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New Hnl‘ell.-Helll‘y D. Cowiea. it“.
will not appear against beanie Martin
in New York. to pretax ,a charge oi:
larceny.
Waterbury—«Mrs. Celia McCoy and
Miss Mary Frown léll downstairs to-
lgether, Friday night, and it is feared
itho tumor is internally inittrod.Q
quoriaw. Prtertmohet: istpoomby
having to pay a line and coats,
amounting to $53.52.
Btrntiordru-i’i‘onr ‘mora arm”! ware
case here. Among the phlhOnGt‘s is
William Gordon,» . special palladium
on tho Bridgeport torce.
South Woodstock. “W. lrvlng Mon
has been committed to aluminium
with his mind gone. through grieving
mittod lamina. ' < .
«Hortlord «Willis manhunt, found
wandering Nita t the totem ‘
night, bald hi '
INA:
” F'GBL mallard.
formers report;
that six bushels are raised this year,
son 01' Chief of Police Cowles. says he"
Glunton haw—Jar violating thé‘ iii"l
made FrldNy nlfltt in the ptlwill‘llt ‘
over the death or hit wits, who coma
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0L0 WDllLll illlllT
(Continual! trout First Prize)
mix it rout. “n
rout." Tints ran the imitation» whinh
indies fair:
(innit-a the ornament. of your presume
at u Minolta Old World root?
at their home in Rowayton, Gon-
necllcttt.
at 9 oclock
, the thirty-first.
CostumetsWPariod of George ill.
tile pleased to honor with “it reply.
The poet had heard that England
tashldna of 1830. But why stopr’at
1830? Why not go back to the good
old days of tho thirdGenrge, the days
at powder and putts and patches. oi
goodly calves in silken hose, of otter
ry velvet knickerbockors, oi' brocade
and laces? Le Guillermo wan frankly
for it, and, looking rather like Henry
Edmond, he gathered the assembled
company before him that evening. Ho
would bid them welcome with. some
New
The Welcome of Verse.
Nervonsiy he Star-ted to run . hill
long, nervous lingers through. his long
nervous looks, but stopped abruptly,
for they encountered the tperlwlg.
Then, with n nervous little laugh, he
pushed the long lace back tromJtiu
wrists and read aloud this pr:ologue
Mont gracious ornaments
Of this lair night-
Which surely sounds more “Coorglan”
and polite
Than “Ladies and limits!"
And ballet seem to go
~Wlth your habliments; —-
We bid you welcome.
And would have ,xon know
180mewhtnt of our intents.
German nthlot‘os uith respect to tilt-j
So they are.
’ls but to feign
That we are not alive
\W'ilh‘ Georgian Five:
with the bad old reign
Ol Goorglim Three
Pretend to he!
Forgot your areoplnno
And limousine
Al; though that bud not been;
And till tontorrow morn
Pretend that “Teddy”
buyer ltaé been born;
Yen! and donlgltt forget
Even the omnipresent sutl’ragetto.
And yo who Turkey Trot
For this night Turkey not;
0 not. indeed that we
llold any enmity
‘To that familiar smylng
'Gninst which the Churoh is praying
Or that seductive glide
So, well—matural side by side
Or maid and man,
llut only that im lun
Lets try how it was done
in days of sword and fun
Of powder, patch and ruff,
Eré yet the world was “tough"
And pretty words like "gun"
Fell not from petaled lips
The ear ipolitet
To ruvlsh and delight;
When style and wit and olturm
Did no one any harm,
And the eternal hnttghtlness
That keeps us young
Had such a way with it
That are) invited everyono
To play. with. It.
It thin seams worth the doing.
Let us to lit~r -
Though everybody dined:
May not be f'do‘htg its!
Plddlarl Strike Up Mlnuat.
M ‘Lhe closing lines the gallant:
with nprotty pince’of Trill, neatly
turned. and that their good host was
it. bravo denim with 'hldvoraes. There
was a. ripple at pleasure from the
ladies, but many ”an imam baggage
was eager for the dance. lilo with
tho poem out oi: the way. that tiddlnra
:1th up this mlnuet and the mill: at
the yearn began. ’
Lo Glliloune. poet though he ii. is
but known tor his prone work. “Tho
‘1 Quest of the Chilled Girl" and built
ht whydib‘o whole country was
it wnen't ll. tanned. lit Q
simple Old World
, gathered the numpnny of unlinnta and 9 '
Mr. and Mrs.R1clinrd Le Guillaume .
on the evenlngoi Saturday, Auguét ;
wan on the verge of a revival ot‘the .
' with tire cents.
slapped *lheirhWords and vowed ll"
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‘- LE entrain: arm I",
Colors. black and tans.
Willi HilliPlliS
Remember, if holes appear before the end of
six months, it means new Hose for you.
Sold in boxes of six pairs, light or medium
weights—block. tan or grey.
$150. l $2.00 All 3.00 Bill
“HOLEPROOF” STOCKINGS. for Women.
32.00 All]
ASK TO SEE THEM.
33.00 W
“NORWALK'S - BUSY- CORNER“
SPIRITUALIST CAM P ABLAZE.
Cottage Recently Vacatud by Hart-
ford Families Burns at Nlantlc.
NIAN’l‘lC, September 1 .wF‘lre
which was diBrGOVBl‘tld this morning
in a cottage at Pine Grove camp in
Nlnntio. the summer headquarters of
the Connecticut Splrituallsts and a
well known summer resort, threaten-
ed to, sweep the settlement. A bucket
brigade confined the blaze to the cot—
tage occupied and recently vacated
by the Hathaway and Farrier families
of Hartford, which was distroyed and
the Lloyd cottage nearby which was
damaged.
Assistance was summoned from
this city, but was not needed.
$16,000 IN CHRISTMAS SAViNGS
CLUB.
The latter part or last April, The
South Norwaik Trust Company than
About 1,300 mambo": joined the’club
and have deposited the specified week-
ly payments beginning the first week
deposits at this ditto amounts to $16,»
000 and the saving now exceed $1,000
weekly. I -
The proposition has prawn to be
One oi the moat succeanl'ul projects
that has beau put before the public
«by the Trust Company. A great
number of young people who had
never before saved money or had att-
noolntlono with a financial ,lnatitutlo'n
‘atonxnerlnnchtg the pleasure and lint-
iatoction that comes from knowing
that each week they are accumulating
n little ready cash for tnture use. The
Ghrlatmnn Club elem early in De-
camber, and art. that Slime tho Truth; ;
Lemony will glue to each member a
check llor title timeout of «their ide-
putts with itinerant inland. it in ex.»
19119th Will bo‘ villain. ”5.900. ' Title
mo in anticipation oil it mat
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gumted a Christmas Savings Club. ,
The total of theme ‘
shouted that the aggregate at his 1,300 ,
mornhantu and mammal: ‘0! The.
,Ulllohvullta hallo ample Wit to look
New York, New
Haven 8. Hart-,
lord
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect June 1, 1912.
SOUTH NORWALK 1‘0 NEW YORK.
A. M.~-12:48N, 5:09x, bznx. 6:09,
6:57, 7:20x, ’lzlfix. 8:17x, 8:51x. 9:35;
9:37, 10:20x, 10:46:, 11:38x.
P. M.——12:53x, 1:08. 1:37x (Phlia.
and Wash. Exp, goes to Harlem Riv~
er), 2:413, 2250:, 3:27, 4:15, 4:311,
5:35, 5:50x, 6:40, 6:51x, 7:11x. 1:421,
9:403, 10:45.
Sundays.
A. Mr'121QI83. 5:091, 5:411. 8:54,
10:20x, 11:346.
P. Mel—122,53; 2134!, 2:44x, 5:35,
5:331. 7:001, 7:12, 7:52x, 8:21x, 9:42;,
win.
new YORK 70 south NORWALK.
"A. M.-—4:45x, 5:40, llflfix, 8:031,
8:50x, 8:55x. 9:15x, 9:42, 10:02:.
10:05, 111:.
P. M.~*12:03x, 1:06. than, 3:94;.
12:6?1, 3230:, 42151:, 4:201, Midi.
5:1“, 5:25, 6:01x, 6:03x, 82:, 8:10;.
91:. 9:30, ’11:, 11:30, 12:.
Condo».
A was, 815:, sztsx, 9 03:. 9. 39:.
“3.031.111. t
r. him-12:04., 1:02;. 5: 02:. not. 3
6:01!" 7.14:.8'591. ton. n: m. mi,
south mammoth Ntw ,'
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A. luv-«12.12:, 1: in, 1:57;, i in.
7:33, 9.13:. vials. 10.23:.11: 11x; *
2 limit: on, 1: '20. t 141', in:
6:121, until, our, 7:103. a:
,,p~ nut, 10 '09:, ii: iii
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it. nun: till: 1467:, 7:43, It“.
i‘lltlm. 10min. 11.11:. i
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