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I SOCIETY NOTICES
Muaomc oII‘IscroIIv.
AI Special Convocation of Butler
banana. A. M., will be held at Its
om, Dec. 16th, 1912', at 3 o'clock
mm Work. Past and M. E. M. de-
8, dollowad by a banquet: All R.
{Masons cordially and fraternaliy
, he‘d. '
Fraternally youn,
ROBERT M. WILcox, Sec'y. ,
ooUTI-I NORWALK BOARD or
TRADE
Proficient—Nehemiah Canada.
Vic‘meldont—Charioc J. Pldaeon.
”rotary—Frank w. Hndloy.
"scorch-Matthew Corbett.
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OUR” PURPOSE.
:The SentinelW has IIIIlirnlch faith
dhd ConfideIICo in those of its towns-
people who are led to not according
to the dictut'es otthoir consciences.
«WThe Sentinel believes that there is
Who animus/lug the fact that the poo
To pt The Non-walks are competent
evciy sense oi‘ the Wold, to do
list they think is light and just! , V
li‘llo Sentinel is not, nor has it over
,Iioxen, plesumpluous enough to labor
Li‘der the imprelzsion that it can as!
Slime a dictatorship over lllle people
EI‘The Norwalks, regardless of
lihllegutions to tho c0uirory. None but
led to attempt the
nhsumpliou of such u roic in this
town or any other town in this iweu;
tioth ccntun , ' J
giggiBui, because the Sonlinoi has i'lIIth
{Til the pcoplr of this low:n hecuuse
Elie Sentinel Iioou hollow that the
people or this lounshlp pro camper
because
does not intend to as-
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Ii, lool would ho
tent to golcin lhrmsellrs;
'Iiho ‘Sentluci
illlhie any semblance of dictatorship
or the people of lhis oily or of this
W)‘ does, not nightly (but it should
t step into the brunt-h and use its
cry "allergy to light for what Jt
lieveo. is right, own though in; on
termination to pill‘nilo thin course
docs crow oiuluniolul to those who
opposed lo the principle to: which
athndu dolilcnlod;
With ull duo respect Io those who
iiolievo that the City of South Nor-
IIllI and thc othor sections at the
WWII would he bouoiitorl by this cmr‘
.Mlldlhtlou. two full to rice Whom this
liniulpu‘ihy would he ‘ compensated
or uhcritlciug iiu ilieuihy and future
a city.
5W9 may be lhhorlua undoi- u iiili'
' l‘mprmlon, but, bellowing on we
tail to understand why we
iii in tho town might be ublo
”lie! with, tho prohicin in mood
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‘ RED LEAVES AND Rock's;
' anon——
Brouyn leaves an" scarlet and gold- Vi
;.. on as a guinea.
The West Wind he drives’ em,
he drives’ em ever so. ’
‘Ail down the field path. In all a-
down the spinney,
He blows 'em au’ shows ’om
' the way they must go!
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The North Wind’s northerly, the
South Wind's southerly,
The East Wind’s easterly—oh,
blue and hard he hails. “I
The West Wind‘s the boot Wind,
——so friendly and so brother?
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He blows down the beech-nuts
an’ fillIIItho rooks‘ tails!
Wild is tile West who bewilder-
in’ the twilight.
His great clouds a-comin’ like
the grey-goose off the seas.
Wild blows his trumpets, his wild '
voices fl light;
Whore fat of an’ callin t he
mks take the trees! ' I
mull—ML
Daylight’s diggin'
full shield to unow sickle
The moon’ 5 arrows ever are for
true lovers loosed
But twilight Is my light, so trum.
petty and musical
When tossed down the West
Wind the rocks drop to
‘ - roost! I
Black rocks an‘ gold leaves—oh,
goider than a ulnoa.
The wild Wind e driws ’em
from out the rustic West.
All down the sky-paths, an' all ‘ ‘
a—down tho spinney, ,
He flings ’em and sings’ em to
roost and to rest.
The North Wind’s northerly. the,
South Wind's southerly.
Tho Em Wind's easterly-«for
all bl;- Wy1”00kw
The Wort Winds the boot wind
mil-loudly cn' wbrollwriy. I
lie swoops up the rod loam
In Now. home the racial ' I
WP» IRA Cu in ”SIGN! wmlflc
star Gazette I
time—4mm "
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,c‘redlt is unblemished. Our public In-
Beers
l3 and 15 Main St; Norwalk
Imaddlinz clothes before
, rights
Only recently south some coo-
when they should have a. city hall End
II public. library. From what. ileum
did the opposition originate? ‘Frolh
whence did the criticism cpl-Ins:
Nor is this ancient history.
, south Norwolk is growing by leaps
laud bounds. New. dwellings are be-
I “It? erected by the score
chants are springing up everywhere.
New bulil‘nesa blocks are being erec-
ted like music, New manufacturing
3 concerns are locating here and 0th?
on are bargaining (or suitubio locu-
lions. 6hr factories are sharing that
prosperity which is second. Our
Emotions are thriving and growing
«intensely.,with an energy mounted
sane government. In short, We have
are forging ahead
And all this under our present Im—
‘tiqunted, ridiculous, unique and most
objectionable status, to quote from
the consolidationists.
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In
liar What she justly bell/arc: to be"
pie hollowed that the time had come
New mo'r.‘
53' the firm guiding hand at good end
swakohed from the sleep of ages and ’
South Nor‘waik in lmown the world
drool electric lizltilng system. I It!
erotica, except for Ihe honor
III-lib to their lot.
With these assets aai’cly in our pock-
eta rained by yours and years of
strenuous effort and sacrifice sud In}
der the most trying of dilucult cir-
cumstnnces. is there llny reason that
we bum before we ruthlessly can
math” I ‘ I. I
We hove politics and trouble
satisfy our desire for diversion with
disputed sway over the lnstitulionii
thinner.
casting aside the
new and uncertain.
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One gets someIidsn oi‘ what the new
president Will soon be up against from
Senatorclect Ollie Jumes’s remark
ho "sincerely hopes President Wilson
wu‘l see fit‘lo revoke this executive
order without delay." Mr. James re—
lemon. or course. to President Tarts
order placing 50 00,1) tour-molars post
masters in the ciasslflod civil son
over for it's locks, its hats, its oys-
rice ~Spr‘nglleld Republican.
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I: ; a. . SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Pork Roast 12c lb Legs Lamb 1240
Prime Rib Reast 140 lb
sewage nysiom. A Instant? or its 0 ‘-
Melnll servo their city without rennin,
which,
ourselves into It now and duestlonable
enough IuI this little community to» 1 ‘V
out being tempted by a ward govern-
Inent. We wish to have lull and uri- “
which have grown up with us troll: y
We wish to grow up into i. I‘
healthy and vlrlie manhood bolero 4‘
ambitions and
triumphs of our youth for something -
annandlbmouhbg
“Nucoflc
Inna-- i“ '
NEW YORILL
A! b IIIIIIIili s 013’”
Legs Mutton llic
«Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops
Fore Quarter Lamb
{Lainb Stew I , .
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Fresh Eggs _ - . ,
" 22¢ dozen
Lamb Speciiils'
[2’40 @9395.
16c
70
6c Lettuce
gr“
‘ .Tumipsr
Fl?“ 5M
ials
* “sweet Potatoes I .;
Fancy California 0r-
Cranberries
Baldwin Apples
Greening Apples
Large Grape Fruit " 80 each;
20c dub.
10c quail
30c pl
3,5c pi,
5c bed
201: pen;
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2 i; VealSpecIais
Veal Roast
VealCliops
house i "
he 13. 1915
For liver
Thirty tears,
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WC ctNTIUN OWMV. In VOIK MTV.
RIGHT To THE. POINT.
A iHouston advertiser proclaims he
has some fine Christmas presents in
glass. And well conked, we suppose.
——Houatou Post
no-
Mcre bachelors than married men go
insane. according to II report submit
ted to the secretary off-the interior.
‘ Many married men have their thinking
done for them, and“ consequently, do
not have so great a strain on their
think factory. «Nashville Tennessean.
mo»-
. The good-docking young woman who
announced that she would not marry
‘8 man whose fortune had not at least
ilbe ciphers In it can have us. Ours is
I all ciphers.—~Shcridan Advance.
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We learn from the social gossip or
an esteemed contemporary in an ac
count of a fashionable wedding at
Washington, the other day. that tho
lbride wore a fifty dollar pair or stock-
Iings. She must have been well heeled.
wml River Globe.
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Two more holidays confront the man
with a chuck-steak income and n lin-
koy ~and~celory appetitc.~WIIshlngIon
Post.
.41.- ’
Mrs. Ross Hartwick Thorpe who
wrote "Curfew Shall Not Ring To»
glam," is still writing poetry, though
she is sixty-two years old. The poem
ill based on an incident in English lus-
Jory that occurred in the village or
"Chutney twenty-five miles from lImII
don—Trenton Ad’berticor.
on. Imus MANY DUCKS.
And Norwllk Hunters Fool That They
MIMI Have Dom 8o.
Nbrwulk hunters are bomounlnl; tho
{not that they mull! doom from hunt-
Ing ducks on January hint, when in
state to the north. cast, 10th and wont
ducks may be hunted later. The Nor
walk hunters claim that when III».
dicks are here they connothimt them
ondfithul. when they Iiy southward than
Ibo low com oil end they my about
‘ ,iMhoy con dad that ducks.
’ The lollowlnu item. mooring to the
_Now M Tribune of Madonna
I mood mom human. It low. to fool
wily. They chitin um they blow
wowed to Ihoot the birds longer ouch
-,_ your, thou no loony used not taro pen
I lulled-win Ibo oil
TAMPICO. million the. 8M0“ pro-
that I dun lino bilabial! in tho I L
' lied ofoll out! Millard Mr
,, muncumbcnddwhobtmw »
wnwmmmmm
ducks are hm him carrot hunt them ‘ ’
hold; whllcoornoro chum $500000 b!!-
III'W Inilllm oi’ wild ducks have. an , .
; Wit to mom since tho lid-rant or
i «III menu, Ilia hundreds of cm
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