w-n Loans: No. 183, 2*. And Kim.
‘ ' Iin Masonic Building. South
slid August on.
All Master
on, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox
I chapter. No.38, R. A. M. .
”ate in Masonio IBulldlnIB, South
Hold street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays or
ml). month—July and August 622
taunted—at 8 o'clock All Royal Arch
masons cordially invited. Hickson
L."‘Cole. H. P Robert M. Wilcox.
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DUTH NORWALK BOARD 9r.
' TRADE
Presidenthohsmlah Gandee.
Vim-Presldank-Chnrles J. Pidgeon.
IBoIorotary~Frank W. Hadloy. ,
Treasurer-Matthew Corbett,
*VENING SENTINEL TELE
PHONE CALLS .
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' ‘3-«Business Dc axtment
388 42mm Office. Nor’walk.
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Egg-swam Editor“ 3 Residence
THE REASON.‘ .
.On Saturday lost the Sentinel in a
lith withII‘ the st2%ngI antifoonsol-
Iatlou movement. I which lIwooiied
lynch tnerhondous impetus lit the re-
.nt special town meotlng. Ag us!
I . lir esteemed, hilt misguided
‘ontcnr; or~m2 The Nornnlk Hour, has
union the Iliurdon and in Monday 25
{issue interpreted some of the state.
merits promulgated in that leading
editorial, according to .its ediiiir's
lights. ‘
I It IIls with no little repuznnnce that
plus Isoy thnt which we are about to
‘ rIopounId but the truths which ore to
million are necessitated by the trite
shillings and trend of thought indulg-
IurlI in by our misundoriatanding 0022-"
empornrn
" Io demand 22 lcndor in this light
inst (Ionsolldntion Why? Bechuno
Lfi Iranian are broken and lhroun into
die nation? Because-I”
, s powar oi the clique and the
In all oeotlons of tho town in On
Hordlv.
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. building andIboautltying those don
‘iglltluITsootlons which l9 ghogrrttphicl .
oily, .rvitlioot the poison éltypolitics»
.to looping from the frying ion into
of prosperity .ond hope but do
* .portuIit'tichangos " sWsstorioy has n
Instlinute.» New York World.
‘or auto subways.
wo ronlizs
only at hum malarial
than Illot 22s divide and; allovoto
cottonal Ihiclto‘rlngs, to tip-7
We want good government. We
Want prosperity, ‘qut we “are opposed
tho lire.
They spook oi iuossisni and aeolian-
al petition. What. greator advantage
is altered to n boss or politician than
a strd government? Who are the
mod who are lighting for this consol
idntlon hurdost. -‘ but those who art.
now most active in their respective
districts in local town, lusts or in.
tiona‘i politics?
this township, bristling with its land
South Norwalk is the live wire of I
on *prospo'r the growth of our suu- *‘
IIInoregI, which is now dirsIIcIItod or I
not
overload that wire lest the tremenw
dons strain sup it of its vitality and
latent strength.
MW
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
The Board of Trade of Wonto'rlv R.
1;, has pansed :2. resolution praising tilei
Neu‘ilnven and thanking "Mr. Mellon
and his road" for protrohslve and int-
population of 866. Ills indorsomem
hieroiord carries o. Weight iind possoo
son a significance which rash critics
of the New Haven should not under—
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When is Colonel George flower to
be consulted? lie is the man who
molly dealt the cards v—Phllndciphia
Press Rep. . I
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2 And now. the automobiles have‘ he-
gun cilm’bing upon tho sidewalks 22nd
hitting people Either elevated was
fWhiIhliI?~—-Si. Louis
GioIbeADomocrat. **
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Every limo 22 man is run over by
an automobile those days the'fpublicl
used to got in its deadly work. That
in one (it the resultsot pro‘gress.~—~St.
Poul Drspstcn. .
forgets the time when the folding liedl‘ .
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live literature:
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~~Boston Transcript.
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The nerves oi the democratic broth
more rnpiort that W ‘J. B.’ holds an
option on some rooms in n WushingtonI
(i). 0.)) oflioobulldlug can set them
twitching and quiveIi'lnit. - Hartford
Oournnt. -
«a
*Thlngn in New York hnvo coins to
pass whore shooting down 22 man or
singling 31.00 000 can be accomplished
riolt.-«'.‘lcw
York Evening Post; '
I it the'poopio in a country lowu an-
organised religion more would he hall
a. dozen archery otorosI whom out or
I too would» snoukh. nod the stores
I would no inniiloiontw'rho Christian
hamster.
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I MELBEURNII ROM) “WEE WOIRK
Announces 21 professor of comparing
“i shall endeavor. in:
to indicate the genesis of thel
int-22 conveyor] lay the English wordi
‘gontlemnn,’ nith all that it suggo‘sls.“
ron must. ho in a psrlous slate it the;
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We smothor our grief. for the
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A: we list to the round olnheir
knoll.
, --E G. Forgle
Waterbury. Oct. :6. ton.
‘ 2 JLIFE.
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132A liIfIcI' 2s a shadow, at best but 'I A'
adream. :4
«Add the..wealth .tlifi We gain “”2
no avail, “ "5
For we blossom and die.~ Ills: the. .
flowers by the stream. I
And no one can lift mystery’s oi
veil. ‘u‘
The green leaves of springtime. ;I"
bring joy to our heart * 2
As they hide the bare branchos. it
away, 3.!
Yet well do we know. with thé‘ 93
fall they’ll d'Iepart— , . ii
We are trampinug upon themI, it
today. . 2 3“. I
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The snows of thewiri’ter will van-‘- 1!
ish. but why? , ' it
And the flowers of summer sp- ji
pear. . 92:
As We drink in their beauty. we 3‘s
know their must die .3
And their stalks remain wither; 9.!
ed and sear. * 2 , it
As the seasons of nature‘ go drift-III ‘n
log away y. if
Just the some will Ill be. with 65
_ 220‘ all.
And those who are smiling “713*? ' ‘ ,"
joy today, 'IIIIHI I";
May be first on the marrow id 1;
fall. .. 7'
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WEI travel each day. an: moreI I2
link in life's chain. 22..
And Our footsteps grow lag- l"
l ging and slow, .
There' is nothing to hold us. noth- "
ing to gain I’I‘I
We are waiting His call to go. 22
Those who have journeyed thru , ii
gricf’s bitter sands. . ilI
Who have quaffed sorrow's 2* 9‘
drags to the ace, . » ..
May wake on t e marrow to ,"
clasp loving hands. * II?!
In reward for the‘ heart that u :
was brave. . it
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All life is up hill. you may say III
' who: you will . "
12’ s not easy to follow the trail. ii
We strive many years‘ for gloryI n
and still it
We find in the end thnbwe {all 3;
This «on: in our birth. yet our . it
2 .‘ life is above.‘
There is no mod that mystery . i‘,
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' ‘ READERS’
IEWS
The Sentinel will be pleased to re-
IIcelvoIieiters for publication, from its
reads". under the above heading. A
must no tonne-point communication,
2 - l as a Moral proposition, carries more
:I weight and aon2iotlon than 22 lengthv
one in which thoi argument is not
ooncentrntod Vie do most. emphatic-
I 3 oily suggest Ii;2%vity. Long ‘Il'lill‘ed or
ticles, we haw oussn ed. are the last
hit its run. on! no runny limos mold
‘ed altogether.
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QOME QUESTlOINS FOR CONEOLl-II
DATIONISTS.
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I‘Cousolldlttlonists tell us that we
shall obtain more tor: our taxes. How
much more? Thor say that we shall
do away with p large pnmhsr or of,
Yes but “ill tlie2 tell us
what will he tho diiforenco between
the old salary budget and the now
tone? speak up. gentlemen. we wont
lio vote intelligently Then thou any
til we continue or we are that
the
lsnhnrhs wlll no roturdsd in growth.
t’l‘hon why are the: growing so rapid
.fly and the land values in the some
increasing? I ~
,. All that one must do to doctrinal
'ilmw humorous um tho new duellings
ilg to visit Brood River, Winnlpnuk
add Cnnbury,pnd plant or the own.
on; ottnuso non; housing Will izll run
that they limit toriiho express pur-
pose of avoiding oily taxes. And now.
I. the connotldationlsln our thorn in mu-
' niollmllze thomssizss. will and you
will got A reply on rslorondnm our.
Thor ‘ or Well as you, know that
tiny mon in not stile to tilt himself
by his own hoof straps. notwillistanrl
in: tits on ”artist with all its ‘tluo
3W1 rhmifil- ‘
I 2* other plans or tonal also
how out; more. r‘psnll tiny more“, and
n in door. our more than no! "
. Norm“: not. wood block god nylon
for two of ill thoroughtorsr rho 12ml
‘ , a 22W hotol and now who would con;
Brim tho osn not that
II I- pupils who the missing mny be lo
: ir'uui‘lt 3 firms will have‘hio dome andI LNDIANAPOI is inn.
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Tho work of the seaside Counéli
was unusually Well tho
inn curriod out in Is nioui commend-
only manner. 'i‘ho team deservérl Wt
2 enthusiastic np‘plsusc which was M-‘I
corded to the members upon tho con» I“
motion of their work I
in tho course of the evening. grand “
Ronent Fisher sud: Grand Secretary .
Hosdl-sy spoke briefly (in matters per- ,
, I ., 2 .taining‘io iho-sooiottllo-Urder.
~ The banquet which followed the
meeting was well prepared .and all
pnrtoc‘k oi’ the palatablo refreshments .
‘4‘ that had been coreilhlly fixed [or
them the food bélug served iii the‘
dining room on the second floor or
the building.
I At the annual meeting the *Ii'oilow-
I ingI omcm were elected for the en
onto; your.
Regent—«Sylvester Decker. ,.
Nice, Regent—~William H. Baker.
Oratoerrank Goodchild.
Chaplain-~Wiillam H. Derringer.
I Wide—«W. F Seaman
l Warden—~19 H Madden .lIr
I *Sently-vAxol Solnknecht
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JlMlliEj THE NEEDS OF
SOUTH illlllWILK
(Continued from First Psge)
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COE'lsctor-«Neison H, Hoyt. ~
Secretory-4’. A. Psrsells.
Trensurer~0harles E. Hoyt.
Trustee—€10hn H Pierce. .
Representative to the Grand Coun~
cll——Georgo H. Lockwood.
The installation of these officers
Iwil] probahiv be held at the second
motion in January.
i The sound omcers present at‘ the
session were Grand Regent Fisher.
Gran-g Secretary C. E. Hoadlos. Don»
outed. -
Superintendent Chapman ieported
that through their shorts in this di-
isotiOn the attendance has increased
materially. 1 t .
25 (.rund Rs ent '
(1M Daniels believes that the ”Wham Dainty IIIoIiIIanAIIIIIIEL 0°"
truant otiiccps tr» to get all they can .Churles Morrison of BridgepiiItII
out of their otiiceti Grand (:1
. I * ride Hugh Robinson, ot
superintendent (.‘lililimllil Stated Bridgeport.
that John Valiaant hug done emission The immedi
ate Relief A i
tious work Mr. aldndonning thoughLI which was scheduled to hoIIIlItIiIIIICitZIIIliIiI-
examples should 118 made or some nual meeting inst evening adjourned
cases and was informed that mil “I until the next. meeting owing to the
lining done. M“ Daniels thought that. lateness oi? the hour. I
the state iruunt oliicer would cause i ___.._
sumrien‘t .awe among the B"€le ‘03 DYNAM TE c
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insure it good attendance it he *wouldi ‘I szIIIACY CASE
appear in lo-w'n frequently. Lenora IBetwee
. 21 Young and McNam’
it was lotod that a child “mymgIl org Introduced tor Explanation.
Dec. ll.——Ac-
otcr of expio
case placed in the hands of tho pro—l cused us unocthe prom
haunting attorney tor provocation *. sions in ehstem cities, Michael J.
D Burr Beach suggestod that the you“: Boston testified in his own im-
nss of the janitors could he mode to Ihalf at the drnomlto “conspiraci” tml
save fees of the hunt omosr. .
Yestoidny that he nevei mrti i at
Secrotary Bodweli believes the su-Iln th'e MoV‘amaru plots I c II III
2. liltis room If
porlntenneut is capable to Tool-z siter‘.
the “1H“??- ‘ ., gor‘s Union exocuiilo board is charuod
J B. LI‘IiWN‘m‘G stated "it“ “WI with approving the appropriation oi
second week in June 13 too ““9 1° $1.000 22 month to John .1 McNamara
MN toichers l0? "‘6 next “3“"- RBI Ifor dummiting purposes lie also was
suggested that it WOW! 13" a WWI I-dlrottlv minted in mile E. Mchiunimi
idea mutate the rule changed. gas personal” liming painted out non-
.2 Under the suggestion of John F lunlon jobs to be blown up
Moliuhon it was voted that suporin- Viciianioul said when he canard an
tendon: Chapman investisfllli “l“ explosion in a new opera house in con-
ISouth Norwslk srhool facilities. IiIutruotion at 8051022 in March, 1909.
may he m‘cfi‘fiufli‘i' to MVP ,3 i13“‘;\'oung met him and showed him
M001 house in ”N? near film”- lwhoro to put the explosive. 022 22.22-
Clihiltfs S. linuonihor roporltd im ‘Ioum- trip mt McMmlmii said Young,
proromonts at the West Norwnlk met mm m springagid 512253., in
‘nr rhool 2 -‘ mm ll l‘ili 22nd nrrsnzod {or tho (iron.
Secroiarr lladwnll rind a latte? minor to blow up the lower or the
Irram Town honour i Galdsi‘limldl 72‘1" Springfield municipal buildings
:nlivs to his finding on tho sninrieu~ Numamug letters helm-«22 Young
motlor H9 will MUN? a decision and Mo‘figmnra wont produced T0? 6;.
ready for tho next meeting. , ,plnnution by Young.
it was rotor! that the mast Norwalk! ~
would and um other districts, retain or. now cuuncu notion. =
limit lllsllmnor- policies. 2' Wodnrsdsr, 2 p. m. St. Paul’s
l u was ruled that um ”gamma lanlid. ‘3 p. 122.. Girls' Friendly Snow
requesting money froth tho 130m at W
animate m on 2222 additional «to col Thursday 8 n ma Annual mvrlluz
pay for Union district onunwmor tor of tho Mon 5 (lion mention of am-
m. yprflp“, icon for the your will no hold follow.
I , rad by on (tl‘tl’illi‘lfi oi story tolling. Ail ‘-
*lno sentluol 22*qu columns no on mambo?» sin timed lo M! Minot AMT
morning in than lollilouotfiwthor mu ‘0 M“: 01119? the!) mm m MGM"
aid ron iii alumni: may A woman Ind. ,
Young. a member Iol’ the ironwork
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