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IATURE ALMANAC FOR
‘ TOMORROW 1
Highiide 1010611. 111.; 10:43 p. m.
”30:33; acts 4:41.
soornrvéncr‘rcns ‘
moonlit: cistern“.
Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
eat! in Masonic Building. South
nan street. lot and so Madly oi
ouch month—July and August ex
mad-«t 8 o'clock. All Master
, no cordially invited. Frederick
. Won. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
tier Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
out" in Masonic Building. South
in arrest, 2d and 4th Tuesdays oi
month—duly and August er.
mooted—at 8 o‘.clock All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Hickson
W. Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
UTH NORWALK IOARD or
“ TRADE
mummy-Nehemiah Candeo.
VierProlldoni—Chariea J. Pidnoun.
Dourotory~Frani¢ m. Hadley.
Warmer—Matthew Corbett,
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'ENING SENTINEL TELE-
. PHONE CALLS
ge-szews Defirtment
..gz-3-.-Busineso partment
‘1388 +--Branch Office, Norwalk.
. ~Editor’s Residence '
base—City Editorial Residence
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g CONGRESSMAN HILL.
> _. The defeat of ‘Congressxnnnilill will
he learned with keen regret. He goes
‘.down in the wreck because of the pres»
gran. or the third sum in the field His
only sotisiaction is it is nm, is that be
ran far ahead of his ticket
beene one Of the most important flgur-I
00. even sent to Washington by the
1 state of Connecticut and every citizen
‘ of the state who has {i patriotic desire
- to' have the commonwealth prominent
‘ in the national mills of legislation will
' deplore his retirement and regret it
all the more because it is brought
‘ about bye party split and not by a pos-
ltivo mandate of n majority of the voi~
ere or the district
Congrcsainan- elect Douov on who sno-
- ceéds him is a mun who has been faith-
' on in keeping promises and his elec
tion over so “twfiz, 0 candidate as Con-
gridssman Hill is’h sound lesson to all.
8: E. Vincent mode 0 good run, but the
tiltly effect: of it first; to deprive Gon-
neciieui. ot the ablust man the state
, him had in the lower house of Congress
" ‘_ in half a cent11ry~~Bridgeport Post
Mi? , W
, AFTER THE STORM.
, The State has gone hook, hob and
hiker, line too, nothing saved but the
at and that looks. Connecticut lies
000 00 o. good deal batten than
the“ most of her’erring sisters. but that
the best to be said or the sorry situa-
. Wilson Goldwin, all five Con-
stnnu and the State Senate Demo
erotic. The ileuse remains apparently
minibuses. For all of this we are in
ed t6 the Bull Moose vagary which
too ' (way enough votes from the Re
license not to bring 1 "Progressive"
cry, but to carry their alleged on
onto. the Democrats, right in ‘i‘he
‘ whim campaign m well mooted
irrnan Rorsbuoh. It has been
no otnighttorwerd. and. us vie
infit 00080st on:- people on
seed the whole country. New
to make the best or it. There
11 length oi time it must be
thistline specified or it can
L. Golden. ‘administratrix ‘
He has .
lihaiock 11~Wooawsrd
‘ ‘1‘ Block 294% streets 0nd
Will swell the biplanes in the treasury
0085.000. The annual room of tho
Horne Fund was as doliows:
‘ Receipts. ' -
Balance on hnmL ‘-1 0; 1» 51.00
‘ “Case or Suspenuion’.’ 457.50
$011tl1 Normals Club 38800
Solo 0! Constitution end l3)“ ‘
inure ‘ ‘ 4.80
More Teens 1 43.57
Mothers? Day contributions 11.50
Contributions 1.899.304
subscriptions , 905.25
interest _. ‘ 17.691
‘ Block System 2,522.88
W..—
, Toihl receipts with balance 00,301.99
'Diobommonto.
Printing 5 38.70
Csrtares 3.70
By transfer to Town Union
expense account '1.40
Distributio'n of literature 2.0.0
Incorporation fee, recording
and certified copy 1 12.50
Recording some in Norwoik .80
Building lot 1.. “5300. 00
Total disbursements 2,559.10
Balance on hand 3,742 30
$6,301.99
A vote of thanks was given to
Charles E. Coies for the sign which
has been erected on the property on
Westpoift avenue, and to Herman G.
B. Ryder tor the .uainting oi the same.
It was proposed to change the meet-
‘ lug day from the first Tuesday of
November and March to the fourth
Tuesday of October and February. an
amendment to the constitution to that
client being altered. Following is the
Block System report:
Block 1~Business section or
~SOntb Nor-walk s 89.05
Block 2wh‘nirfleld and Taylor ‘
avenues, from Golden Hill
street to Connecticut avenue
inclusive 80.25
ifloek 3-Fnirfield and Taylor
avenues from Golden llil‘.
street to West street inclu-
sive 69.91
Block 4-4pm, Elmgrove and
Selleck streets to the New
York, New Haven and Hart-
i’ord railroad tracks, inclu-
sive ' '“ " ~ 7.16 .
Block 5—«West street from Elm
grove junction to Spring
street, Spring street to Hnnr
ilton avenue inclusive 54.07
Black 6~—West street, begin-
ning at Spring street to North
Main. Railroad avenue to
station 21.00
Block 7-West avenue from
Marshall to Crescent street,
to Putnam avenue, inclu-
sive 23.30
Block 8-West sidé of West
avenue from West street,
northward to the city ,iine,
inclusive “ .10“
Block 9—«West side of South
Main street to Concord street,
to New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad tracks («.15
Block io—Esst-side of semi
Main street lit-om Woodward
avenue to aniland street. to
Water street incineiva 25.80
avenue
and Sonthwliiuin and Meadow
streets inclusive to city line 15.93
Block lit-«Lincom, Burritt and
liownrlcs avenues to Norwulk
river inclusive and Smith-
vilie.‘ 15.23
“Bloch ”~me the junction of
Elmgmve and West streets to
mghinnd avenue. to Ronny.
ton lino inciuuivomud Brook-
side. ‘ 18.05
block 14~West Norwuik. 22.18
Block 1HBuliiness section of '
Nor-walk. , ‘ 255.65 ‘
Block ilk—Round the Green,
not Wall street, iiisst.1 Mor-
gun and Erwin avenues. ‘
Block xrmwmrm swim.
Pork street, mace «not,
Gonnonotroet. not, avenue.
from St. Paul's north to who
Bette‘ inclusive. And ‘
slack murmur avenue. Goun-
ty. King and "William streets.
George avenue inclusive 1
Block 1Mrsnbury1. 58.26
Block 20-4300 streets Rector
road. and “Blue mountain.
Block 2141101111, Union. WP
one Plymouth avenues,
mm. filth. Mo. ow: side 2‘
Main» and Hornet ethos“
11m ream-t. side 01.101111.
auto
1 street, Tindeii lens,
:1; Block. ”WMQKIBIW
200.601
239.23 ‘
Bloch ignition" street, Grand
avenue.
Menard street. _ 14.77,
Block 00¢»Beiden svooue,‘ Uu- -
011 Street, Highland avenue,
Block air—Stuart avenue. , 0.89
’ otboet, ‘
300th and was 0110111108. , 0.71;
Block 834MoKinioy street north ,
to North avenue. ‘ 10.71
’Bloclr new-1P0“ and mean 1
streets, Crockett avenue to 1
McKinley. 15.00 .
Block aswnovmyton avenue
trom‘ McKinley street to
North avenue. 0.00
Block adfimwortou avenue and , ‘2
Church street. 7.96
Block 87~Rowayton avenue.
from Grants to Vincents, lin-
ciuding Cross street. And
Block 3»8.—-110woyton avenue
Block 39'4Highlertd avenue from.
Bell mole, crossing the ruil- ‘.
road. 5.50
Block 4Mrockett street to
Crew avenue. 16.25
Block 41~Rowoyton avenue»
imnNorth avenue through
Block 12~nsymona street from
bridge to railroad. 6.10
Block 43~Westside avenue
‘i'romr‘bridge to end or street. 17.25
Block 44~Esst Non-walk boule-
. vard to Seaside to Hawkins to
Cove avenues. ‘ 8.50
Block 45~Strawberry Hill to
Beacon to Tierney to‘Hownrd
thinfleid streets. 14.00
Block 46~+Fester pnrlt to Key-
ser street, to Pine Hill. 15.35
Block (ll-«Winfield street to
Fitch to Myrtle. 14.60
Block 48-«East avenue to St.
John street to Edlie avenue.
Bloch 49~Conneld avenues to
Thomas, to Mervin to fiench
avenue. 1 7:69,
Bloch 50—«Keyser‘ place. to Fort.
to Rowen, to Van Zant streets. {5.02
JlEllocit Sleeeview avenue . to
Betta place, to Benedict street
Block 52.40111, second, Third
Fourth and Fifth streets.“ ' 5.70
‘Block 53~Cove avenue to Thom- ‘
mute Lorena street. . ‘ 20.57
Block 54~Sh0re road to Rey-
nolds'étreet‘. Pigesnnt street.
Charles street. . 4.47
Block as—«Bell island and Hick- .
cry 811m.“ 15.15
Bioek buw'i‘okeneke" in Dnrien
line. . 15.00
Block 57~Westport 17.00
Block 58~Wilton. 285.00
Block 59'N9W Cannon. 34.53
Block 60—43mm! River. 38.62
Block 0|-Silvermine 0.00
‘8le 62~Winnipnuk 78.311
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Riel-1r TO THE POINT.
—~o-.
Mr. Monks, the Canadian minister or
public works, resigns oiiice because
lthe rest at the cabinet won‘t let him
tulni all his cute-election pledges. The
tmditionsi New England obnocience
will now have to retire in favor of the
Canadian brand—New York Tribune.
.10»: opinions of the lady who ran
tor_the office or mayor or San Diego
bear out Mr. Shaw's orediotiono that
the iirst result of giving women the
eiurs.—,-Boston Trunscripjt.
1 --O-
A Stamford preacher tool: for his
subiect last Sunday: "What it costs to
be a Christian in Stamford today."
We have no (loin at hand to allow
Woodman), but it certainly does not
cost some people very much to «be
members or the ch11roh.-~Wbodhurr
Reporter.
weeks more More you lost, girls.»
Middleton Press.
w...
'We note with satisfaction that,
nine branches in Scotland we live in
mnutumduy. the soon. or the” recent
m‘rlse Irish 01m .
+
them are WM?“ every row days.
It’s 0 11'0ch m to bring client
I
‘ ,7105".W 'k
Riverside avenue. 11 16-05 A 3
from Vincents to the Maples. 16.801
Pennoyer street. 8.75 1
to Osborne avenue. . 41.77
to Cottage avenue. 43.55 ‘
vote will ‘be a crushing is: on bech- ‘
what it costs to be .0. Christian in '
Leap Year is on the wane. night
while the Antietam” looms 1m "
was. (one 0'! tlmnin Cttioieth and.
atrocities), it he: coir one, in intend.
The one instruction railway norm ‘ ,
is rarely approidiiinr. for slime or: ‘
, rune heredity or 01mm this is .
nicely 11mm or the «romance
11 1‘ 1 irhggrecord that he Shae} .
3? _ HIS GREATNESS.
11 “ (Detroit Free Press.) '
:2 1 Hewdidn’t climb thehills oiiame.
u ‘ But keprthe middle ground;
to
i; 0n history’s pages ne'er his
i I - name
ii", *' By any will he found.
A
5!
1'9 fut!”d he was brave and he was
3" g
it: And always did his best;
‘4 And through his life. he ever
it . ‘ “ " stood
u
H ; ‘Face; front to every t
it ,‘1 ‘ A ..
i9 :1}: > ' ,
M“ . 1p. 1
‘31 1/?
f . “I all; his or if 0“. , Wind
i willow.
‘n. And to his little children g...
N, Ask them how daddy played -
And then go ask his neighbors.
1" .
A, it too. , ,
5! And hear them sing his praise;
if ‘
u ‘ They‘ll tell you he was kindond
‘u‘ ‘ true.
it: ”That honor niarked his ways.
H ‘ .
39 '
i: Greatness is not by numbers told,
H ‘ Non always written down
to
to .On history’s pages; all that's
ii ,goid
.: : Goes not into a crown.
it But men are great who day by
u d‘0' . '
. rim-e cheerful, kind and true,
in w” r
1‘. 1 “pi service mum few.
.11.. .
H '.And give their best along life's
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‘iBlonkets and Comi’
The price of (Seal may be high I.
but the prices. of Blankets ”and
Coinfortables are low at this store.
A carioad just received from the
liquidation sale of The Boston Dry
Goods Company oiiBoston; Mass,
are the lowest ever quoted for
f good warm, wooly Blankets and
big size. iluliy Cemiortablcs. Ev-
ery economical housekeeper should
take advantage of this sale. ’
e
The . Boston Store
J
@1111" busmess success is necessnn- ~
ly the to some sort of adver-
tising. No matter what your on-
terprise may be, it must beconie
known to others besides yourself.
There are numerous methods of
conveying to the public the facts
you desire them to know. But
the BEST ”way, is that which.
tells the most people in the
quickest titan and. that daily
keepo 1, pounding your business
offers into their hoods and- er ent-
holly convinces them of the
’ndv‘ontnges of doing business
'2.yeu‘wthnt is The Sentinel
Norwalk Chronicler