Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 15, 1913 · page 6

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Iiitmo, ilo’. loo, 1:. and A. M."

 
 
 
 
 

hon: cordially invited. D. Burr
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or Chump, lie 38. R. A; At. 1
mo 1: Masonic Building South
with etre'ot, ad and 4th Tuesday: of
m: month-July and August ox-
Quoted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Munch: cordltlliy invltéd. Hickson
w. Cole. H. P. Boiler-t M. Wilcox.
Sec.

 
 

 

 

 

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hath-H NoRWALK eoAno or
1 TRADE .
lmident—Nnhemlah Ca‘ndee.
.Vlee-Pmldent—Qhurlee J. Pidgecn.
guaranty—Frank w. Hadley.

1 ~ 'i‘rIIIurIr—Mstthew Corbett.

 
 

 
 

 
 

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
nook—Now: Department
ga~3—-Bu:ines: Department
3388 -Branch Office, Norwalk.
Coo ~Edltor': Residence 1
729-5—-Clty Editor’s Residence

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

'l'l-iE BOND issue. .

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'l‘he startling tart that many or the
oohoolg of our town are entirelu toad:
gnome? to? mect the conditions imposed
noon them. particularly those in South
Norlvollg. ”you. the, purport ot the gain-
“preh'enhlve report huhmluofl to the
Twin School Committee by Superiu
tandem lru TlChonlnon inst hlhht.

: Closely following upon the reading
oL this report. John F. Mthihou' 3 mo-
tlon calling fox :1 aneclul town meeting
‘tojtulte the preliminary atolls necoa

1 a n to meet or: requirements 0! the
reluctantly

7'. ox tvvo wells probably in the Two
Mutiny Hull at which time this vital
mutter will he conuidnroo

nth Norwnlk people or: domino:
the the largest beneficiaries not this
bond lulto.'wlllch will undoubtedly be
tied fear

The “condition: in our school: or:
that another school building, corn

this i low, sixteen rooms. or two
oi (will room: writ. Irv no»

memory. Thin will mean on
(inure oi' from "5.000 to $80,000.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

no in rapidly mowing commu-
unlit, the“ ritul Ilntililoil allow it:

 
 

Hoots in Masonic Building, south.
Main Itreet. int Ind ad Tuesday or _
1 h' incitBL-Jnly- e'hd August on 1
’téd-pt 8 o'clock. All Master.

volt. Italian in. Wilton.

hill recommendation in: mam

$10.80. 'When on are lump is taken

1' h’ot‘notlht thin city will only. two'

 

‘WW m chooldurriuut‘ tho .-
Munich: not: in ohm tour Mun
,Mmubdsrmuehlhmmuhflfl’ii

(An arc lamb, of the type in use in
this city. known at: the enclosed twin

mitts, whllo‘ the ordinary street that
:ten eerie: lump takes but 7th walls.
This is on tile based ratio of live to
one, which is also the rotio for cost:
The 3m1COBt8 $54 per year and the
tungsten one~iifth 0! that amount.

out. «we tungsten: may qupittt‘e it to
better advantage without extra} coat.”
and in some canon whore live lamps are
not needed the city orotlta thy tho nav-
ing. At present, the city electric
.worka' lino "crew in changing live arc
lumps and replacing the lighting Itnud~
ards by twelve tungsteus.

Street lighting hy tungsten email
unit lamp: is becoming tery universal

er than business thoroughfares. o1:
shorter spaces are illuminated and the
long shadow: are not cuts: 11:: in the
case of the arc 13mm. 5

the board of electrical commiselonur:

this undertaking. The quootlon of on». ‘

namcntal street lighting fixture: is be- ‘
log considered informally by than: and
the recently developed section around

augornte tho hrot ornhmentul street
lighting system in lhie’ city. which will
houwlvotely owned. but controlled by
the City or Shuth‘Norwallt I Electric
Workh’ commercial lighting byeteln.

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Rich! to the Point.
We read whore a hook star: burned

doviu in Boston. We hope it contained '

1.0010 .cooiep ot‘“Uncle Tom a mold“

and 3 000 (:99ch ot old man Whittier:

poem: wiiouuton Post.
Wm

Milli iii iiilillllll

Amoeba: Reporteituiioln lion
not and mating: ml Bend
‘ is reported Active ,

 

‘Mvoommncrdmmm

u impel-m situation to wood with
American: 1: rum in will all

are logo). coo-omen normally about 850 ‘

and ‘5. more adoptable tor street: cont 1

Councilman Smith hng‘lvon colloid ‘ 1
mm 1&5!!! Rum: thinning our with . ,

Park Home and Circle street will in~'

Billilli illlli IS - 1

WAEHlWON n... is m: min-
him. out. w milieu um whim 1

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

_ A hag; close film wI: Solomon

9‘. 11 Nothing if value he gave away.
it. He humid and saved
it ~ Hie glitches} and find“, ‘
it And the more he had the more
ll he craved. -
1;

ii 1 .

1. 8‘ P ' i 1‘ ;:
1, The hudeprned dollar: he toil-
”1 ' ed tOZ :11

. l i Brought himg little but oarc and

1: . , pflm' ..
U, ch- little he went. :11 .-
u1 An'd all he lent ‘ ‘

ti He made it bring hint twenty
‘V k. ”11 cent: 1 .

 

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Such woe tile life oil-Solomon

Roy
The your: want by. within lair

 
 

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But he tiled one day. up Ill men
For life u‘lleetmgfaod men but

 

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it 1.... - The hoire were gay 11
H . ’I‘liet laid him away.
1. 11 And that was tho and of Solomon
_- H . Ray. 1 1 1
ii 1. ' - 1 ’5}

ii They quarrblod now who had lit.
1- tie cured
“ For Soloopn RIy while hi: lite
" v‘n': ed. 1 ,

1. Hi: ewere told
‘ it» 1 And hit: hard cumin! Bold!
told. 1

 
 
 

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lilo; cog “on: neurone beyond

Allah-l?“ um. tidy
Wiilrneit

rounding: 1 1

 

 
 
 

V Million Unknown.

‘31 it

it All mot toil» hwy“ I am"

on union will intent and looh and ‘

 

 

 

“ with: We master's Iddreus.

' list all officers. and it. who tenor-ind

_ Walton. or Terryviilo: Anelnmm am-

. tuck; dares, Alto: I... Pollen. oi wood-4

' ale, oil Glastonhury: Flora,

1 Strum were introduced.

1 tinned the committee of three unpaint-

1 till» oommitteewlth-I vial: which it.,
you on I it}
1- Mesol‘lt to our

 

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in tho hnnmi ”“1,”
11th We mks.

I the only mm in the

W one «we: hick Lecturer F
or. Omnoquo. Stew

not W. 3. Kylie. oi Derby: chaplain.
the Rev. J. It. glitz“. 010mm; tie}:-
Inger. N S. Plat. at New Haven;
”M?! «H. E Monk. 0! Gum » ‘
sate keeper. li‘. M Condos. at Noon»

flock: Pomonu, Mrs. Rhee E. Good.
Mm .Hre
sill: Avery, of Norwich. were the ol- ‘
a‘cm who assisted in conducting at
fair: oi the session.
Afternoon molten.

1 The attornoon session was occupied
with addresses and renorts of officers.
Pi. L. Hoeloy, overseer or the national
granule: Gnome v. F. (inunt.1moeter
of the New Jersey state grunge; Chan.
M, Gardner. of the Massachusetts state-

 

Tuition or (arm property was
given considerable attention in the

W Van I80: ho unto. "you con-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

all :y‘ this body to lnveitlnt‘e the con-
Gillan: relating to tho annulment oi
tuned oil turn: property, In contoured he 1::-
WWW“ 9? ”3‘" °" other trons of 0:16 moon on: buy or dis-
fillies; and to Noon ,ht thin meet 11”” o! hrodtiots to tile ”"01“ o:
in; recommending hoot: Iottotl loolo1mfi “.“m‘mr section" therein"

in: for n more Just and equIl raising
. eliminating all lntomediato routs. AI
«our Ibltl'b mono: ltrnst‘ til: munch a plan m not. ”1.1 . l 1

later in the session we any hour from total), W liltin- ham

 

 

an». inaugurated wherebygt

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(or on: non, - ‘ 1
mutton. The justly 11
via at: but on property overhung 1:1
mouthed. the troll ; .1
mild: or mfiunlommwlli tono- “ma 3mm” a“ l“ 49‘"

something elonx till: line. I biliove the
to ”Mt ruthor thou reduce the annual work in: only] i n The Nome or
rat: of “mm“ it h m” mmW"!organisation is to hell tho, crops direct

 

 

Billiillii iliililllii‘
Bl Silliilililli

flout: Annotation hull-noon:

flotilla Bathtub to Fran-
hill” tor Wont:

 

onloonronr. Jan ' 15 .Jrnu“ on:

 

provoke: timelinx. it Ill properly
how it: thir since at the burden: hi
government the mount in would be
looked upon I» but just on} meat for a

‘ 1 ftil'i mhlvnlent

3

1 11:11 tint on: or shutout noon out:

1 “The united power of the corporation
must be met by the union] innuenos
d! the turu'lorl.1*

“it in not tile torment ot a tuir tux
which i: ablated to, but the (creed
payment of some portion which, in ion»
tlco. Ihuldi be mild by other:

“The problem i: I grout one. Ind
crowing more We: or "no: oi

.1 loilhlutioo crown: «with to: hood:

of corporation: tron: out: to: "
umlnhnutnuuemtonata
1th. luctnrm «remnant Mylo:
"i would «mind ovary lueturor thin
the mm m emailed tor the good
at the tumor Ind the tumor o tumtly
may lecturer on: it to the member:
to h‘rinx withip. mob the but inform:

iIet pollution; to umultnso. donut
no Mono: and civic Ilium. nutter
rhythm oi urination: It: Medial

 

 

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noon. The out or fitting” ihilir or»:
ii: atom to: it it” on: oi ill:

 

 

the «her: or tamer propertyl
to the common Incl, uluo buy direct
”disturb: “a nubile ”Md“ from tho matinee: or lounui‘nrturor‘hu addressed a. letter to (lower-m

 

fin: some: or this doom lurselyl
upon the umouut oi untitled mono:
’ed. 11m: for. the tallying out but been
'mow. catty AGING/5

Moreno: i: 31:10 m at til: nine
to the grunge oi publicity through the
pro“. the Mo Board wmmoulturh,
the Agriculture: Callous to the tum
on, tho tunnel hold mention: and do»
are: work

"Under the hail: of urination. the
water until: Wile my: should ul-
'waI «Ind on better spoon: in our
public schooio. it: my silly that tho
old country school all riot hmount‘io
mankind“ intuit uvoliloruoto
Iii it tho hobooli lire intuition. than
mute“ Intuition A: not: dontiuotuo
in many institution. continuity to mini
Marion: t: not that: health oi tho'ohih
lire: tail limit of in I. tum dome
NAM thut mom overwork and
a. on»: upon in: 1““;qu town. this:
chum : m: down” i: wrong.

"Til: m I: lit mutation.
who: for oh: tom of collation that
who: that ancient Ind moot mourn:
iv: “at: of doing their liis‘u trot-it
oh the min." 11 “gm

 
 
 
 

 

momma. 1:11. “Mix: :0th

 

columnar strum:
m to: flaw

hecticut‘ Walnut: Sumte nonunion

Baldwin. mutating hhl'l lt‘or out wt.
of hi: menu: which related to the
tranohiho to:- women. and expreselu
the horn thIt It homo total-e unto he
can advocate lull outing: for mun.
The letter hinted 1hr Maud hi. flinch.
oi till: city. a: pmitlent oi the Alh-
sociution. follows;

“Bridgeport. Conn, Jun. 13. mil.
“lion. Simeon iii. Baldwin.

"Mutant of Connecticut.
“Door an: .

”Tho momma. domoorutlo Ind
emirontlve m which no to
coolly cont ouriiuiuluuro will ill-in:
you in mm more also: over the
habituation of the mutation mouth.
who wmhndthemwhomw
in: I: lot-mind ottort to obtain tho
W for Wm out for othur
women with to thank you for throw
of the Mullen which relhm to the:
trunnion: tor than: W: thunk you tor
your mutilation oi our audit: ‘ .
gamut“. and own: not thut
we so moot nonunionuouhlr toe in:
Miami onto: tor terminating um
um. lit: do not. look no: W-

 
 

 

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