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SOCIETY NOTICES

l“ » MAsomc olnecronv.

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Old Welt Lodge. No.4108. F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, Smith
_ Main street, tst and 3d Tuesday of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr
Beach, w. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.

Meets in Masonic Building, South
. Main street, 2.: and 4th Tuendeys at
each month-July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masous cordially invited. Hickson
W. Cole. 11. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
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IOUTH NORWALK some ori
TRADE
Proficient—Nehemiah Candce,
Viee-Pruldent—Charles J. Pldgeon. i
Secretary-whack w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett,

 

 

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OUR NEW AND OLD.
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polutnlents have been made known
hnd. so far as The Norwnlits uro con-4
t't-rnud, the results are highly gratify-i
mg. 1
William ll. \\'nkehulu, of Port Chou-r
ior. has been assigned to the South
Norwulh IMethodist Church. and thla'
appointment meets with the generhli
approbation of the members of thanE
church. Rev. Mr. Wakoham comes:
nvcll recommended and having preach-l
ml in a neighboring town, his work is:
lnoun and appreciated by his future
dock. We predict a healthy yeao for;
this progressive church

In ‘Rev. Joint E. Zeitor, the local;
t-iluroh loses a strong man. A man of i
will power. who, while he may have:
luude attention in his flock, yet: did?
Mimi his best judgment taught htmi
wuss right to do. Rev. Mr. Zeltcr noon:
to Hartford with the best wishes oi“
his mum local friends for succcnu ln

‘ ilibi new uolk

roturnod to Nol'wuik. and llev. s. i’.
lr‘nirbnnhs to idact Norwallt. 'l‘hoocv
nwn have only begun lht‘iir «steward-

i
l
ltel. Lincoln H4 (luswoli hits been}
i

Thai: people within have
them \vllh'lllom iottgot‘. and. ill moti-
l‘ytnu thoir dosiron. the conference
struck two popular chords. properly
nttnuod.

'ltcv. Ill. ll“. Shiun goes from lilownyw
ton to Port Jonathon. and-la nuanced.
«d by Rev. «la. lit. Jackson. of Meopcth.
i4. i. The former pastor loaves with
«in. hunt who“ of his constellation
for his success and the now comes the
to a pastorate under auspicioun clr-'
rulnulancefl.

‘ Dorien will mien ‘ilev. (loom-«Hem

much good.

 

the East 'Poarl Btuet'Chruohpiinrb-

Rev. Mr. duality has identified

tumult with the town in e manor
that liar! met with the, approval at all
His church. lull. renewed 4. under...hht
stewardshinand will long romemm4
him an e kludm oilibifllltwmmd
man.

He in succeeded by Rev. Harry B.

(ironed. of mom, can Wm

sooth nor to, cmumlmrm,

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‘ iUlilil‘d down with honors.

Town School committee. last night.
Dr Coburn dldntot minnomuttors and

left no matrimony-doubtless to what

he meant.

We wish at thievitime to make that
this comment. What Dr. Coburn said
of tho roporteru is appreciated. both
by the reporters and by this newspa-
per. We have faith in our representa-

tives. also they would not the on the 4

field. .Wd lnuy'be yellow. That is for

our readers to decide for themselves- ~-
.We try beta. to be:

lint we wish to
put ourselves {in‘) record assaying that

our faith in the .lvork of the repreeon~ ’
mum on the field is as full as is Dr.

Coburn'sjandtheir reports, barring
grammatical errors, are usually ac-
cepted ‘without change by the newspa-
pers. 4
WW
WiLi-MM .Hovvmotnsr.
‘ -Q~
:Former President. William Howard

Taft. was given a royal Welcome in
New Haven, yesterday. upon the occa-
sion of his return to Yale in the role

of n professor.

It is interesting to note d'lr. Ta‘ft's
opinion: of himself, when he says that
as a result of his four years' steward-
ship, as the chief executive of the air
tion. he is u lawyer with a somewhat.
damaged reputation. it is. didlcult to
understand where the damage comes
in. and we venture to any that if his
case were placed before a bar associa-
lion {Ollllll‘iséii ol the people of this
nation, he would enlcrge with differ
out thoughts concerning himself and

”'lilli' 'l l‘lliL

in one of the most popular men at the

tili)’ and rightly so.
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APPRECIATION.

4...
That the Bridge Construction (‘om-

ntltlec i». doing good uork und thut
that. work its apprechlted by men 01
‘fluhiihy who are not in the least preju-

ditcll. is evidenced by the following

4 extract of u letter received by Dr. A.
‘ F.

lileurd, chairman of the committee:
New York, March lil, 19m.

llil .\. ml“ BEARD,

Chairman. Bridge Construction

Tommltlce

Norwulk. Conn,
Dear Sir: ~

i have watched with internut
the progress. difficulties and
achievements of your committee
on the Norwalh bridge, and 1 think
it is entitled to the appreciation
and commendation of the public
for the able, efficient, and persist»
ent manner in which they have
mastered all the conditions that
have arisen.

I have taken sufficient interest
in the premlees to send to your
engineer, in Baltimore. to got a
copy of the plane and upoclllva-
tions, and have looked them over
carefully.

(inCidentully. i may tell you
that 1 have been a bridge builder
pructicnlly all of my life-«tho
founder of the Sun F‘rhucisco
llrldgo Company, and the largest.
stockholder and president of it
for a quarter of n century, and am
still a stockholder. It has been
extensively engaged in bridge
building on the Pacific Coast since
1879.)

In my experience. I have never
seen a net of plans and upocillclv
tlona that. were gotten up with
greater care and accuracy. 1 think
they reflect great credit on the ear
ginoer and the committee.

The people of the town are awahcn- I

lug to the fact that in the bridal: comm

mitteo they have a mmurkublb combl- over no one of thorn things that were apartheid. 1,, [

nation at circus. loyal-«bonded men.

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

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READERS’
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The sentinel Will be pleased to re-
ceive letters for publication. trcm its,
readers. under the above heading. A“
brief and to-the~polat communication.
as a, general proposition. carrteemore
weight and conviction than a lengthy,
one in which the argument in not
concentrated. We do moat emphatic-
ally suggest brevity. Long-winded or.
tlcles. we have observed. are the last
to be read. and are many times avoid-
ed altogether.

,Muslcmns BORN cunmo MARCH.

South Norwalk, April 1. l9i3.
To the Editor of The ironing Senti-
; nel:
All ‘Mnrch departs we think of the‘
following great muoirlnns who were
born in that month:

J. S. Bach. German composer and -

‘orlrenlsl, born March 31. {686:I'Arlhur
Poole. famous- Americun composer.
pianist and organist. born March 5,

Absolutely Pure

Economizer .Buuer. no...
Eggs: makesafhedood mm
8»erle wholesome"

The only uniting Powder made
from Royal Gum Cream other”,

 

1863; Alexandre Guilmatt. r‘rench or-

ganlshcompoeer, born :Ma‘ch 12, 1837: r

ill-‘runz Josef Haydn. Austrlun compost
cr. born March 31. ”32; and Pablo do
'lSarasute. Spanish violinist, who was
born March 10 1844. 4
laser wishes for “ "l‘he Sentinel " from

ARCHIBALD MERRlMM

ill Buyviow ateuuo.

CONFIDENCE iN MEI—LEN

(From the Brooklyn Eagle.)
' ‘ After all the belaborlng to whlot the
New Haven ‘Road and its Preeiteut
have been subjected, mostof which be
m to make itself conspicuous when
the Grand Trunk decided to abandon
fliullding to Benton and Providence. it.
1is refreshing to see that there 4 are
isplrlte hardy enough to take up the
*oudgela in defence of the New tiloven
land in protest tllat'Preoident Mellon
‘iu not quite the mercenary wretch be
her been painted Developments in
Boston and Maine have been unfortu-
note There have been unfortunate
‘dcvelopmeuts in other quarters. in
l the Boston and Maine which the tall
i in the price of the shares hen effected
itlto price of New Haven, it has been
the fashion to knock Mr Mellon nudv
lvvith n aledgohnmmor. too. The name
,lhlug happening on another mdl
‘ would have been regretted and pulled

unfortunate but could not be avoided

 

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Rev. Lincoln H: (Boswell heabeeu
returned to the Norwa‘lk church and
Rev. 8. P. Faipbanks has been return

ed to the ‘East Avenue Mctllodint44

Episcopal Church. Both of these as.

alignments are more than acceptable
divines are'

to the churches. lloth
doing wonderful work in their roe-
pective churches.

itov. R. F. Shlan. of ltovvayton, has
been assigned to Port Jeffersonnnd
will be replaced by E. S. Jackson, of
Maspoth, L. 1

Rev. George llenton Smith, of the
llnricn M. E. Church, has been uselgn.
ed to the Eosl4l’carl Street Church.
in Hartford. and will he succeeded by,
Rev. Harry S. Crossed, or Bantam.
Rev. Mr. Crossett is an East Norwailt
boy and biz; change will undoubtedly
prove to «be acceptable in every way.

Loon] people were also interested» to

hear that tier.

\l’. W. 1‘. Duncan had

 

 

REV. W; W. T. DUNCAN.

 

been returned to Mt. Vernon. and that

‘nev Frank D Waiter has been trans

lorrcd from? the Simpoln M E
(hurch to Jamalcn Both formerly
preached in South Norwaill.

Rev. A. (t. ,lloynton. who formerly

breached in Wentport. and who has-

locai relatives, was returned to Eye.
N. Y.

The coldcrenco revealed sever-rd big
changes in the larger churches. not-
ably the ohmic; oi liar. w. E.
Thompson from the h‘mbury church.
Brooklyn, to diurnal. thin cute; and
Rev. w. l). llenoh. 40f: vilemoulntral.
llroohlyn. to Middleton, to succeed
ltov. C. W. Flint. who goes to the

New York Avenue Church.. Bmoltlyn.

at an increase tawdry of 81.800.
The Appointment;

Tho following is the full nominate

list at the rudiments:
Brooklyn, North Dim-lot.

[lastly/ten aroma. W; A. Richer-d.
from Fmporl. L. ”l.

lhnbury memorial, J W. “would.
from New Hamil

 

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for WOMEN. AND MISSES?
Tailored and Fancyr Models

These are without doubt the steam early-eeason altering: presented
in any garment store. They are units that. ordinarily can the duplicated at
v the“ prices only at the close of the Beacon.

Perfect in style. material and workmanship and offering a range of
choice and size mt enough to supply all

Do not dell «once these splendid values-ranch. as these. are of rare oc~
curreuce.

$12150—$16.50—$22.50

The Newestand' Best
of. the Season

The prices are

 

 

Specml LotorSprlng Coats

All smart, new designs plain mllored or fancy, of plain color
those are lined tin-ought) it with guaranteed been de crane.

We include many Highpriced
Coats at: this Special Price-

or novelty materials, many of

 

 

 

such an Hello, Noll Rose,

 

Imported French Ratines, Special Value at 980

it is the newest weave and the most desirable wright ranging in all; the most wanted colors.
Apricot. White, Tun, Light and (‘opcnlnrgen lilacs.

The popularity of Rutiue as a. Dress Fabric. and the fact that the quality offered at this very
special price is limited make early selection advisable.

 

 

 

“NORWALK'S BUSY CORNER"

 

 

 

Port Wushiugton, I4. 1.

Bay Shore. E. D. lrvlne.
Brooklyn

rBollport Edward Cunningham, from
Brooklyn

Brookhem. N. B. Cornish, super-
numerary.

from

iiemden Plains. Conn.

Rust Quorum. H. A. Wood, from
Bronx. N. Y.

Ili‘reeport, St 0. Corrine, from Ja
milieu. in. I.

Good Groundtlueuve two. of East
“wanton. 441.. l

lutwrenee, W. D. Carries. tlrom Van
Noel. N. Y.

loom «Brooklyn:

Roosevelt. hi,
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4 titanium. Mam.401aen. auocmurw
curry.

0. Tree. honorarium

New on... cruel-lo.-
New linden. tile-t Purl gamut, (l.
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Trinity, 41!. h. Munroe. «from lit-colt >

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Itrlotol (loan.
Union. w. it. bemoan from inn-N. Y.

.lunlalcu, l“. D. Whiter. from 81mp-

who can be 6890!]de "no“ it) do what It really iOOitH M “KRIS“ 'WM‘OIIOILBWJ church. WINCH”.

is right lit the right time. They have
had their troubleu and are doetlnctmo

agitator-a had got into good deal» all
”their fine work, and that their motive:
were purely mercenary. But let this.

Mflmh, William Mlecoll. mom
Port Murmur. I). 1

Middle Village. Charla Brook. nu-

hm many mm before that? Work be understood. President Mullah Itillmnumgnm

shall have been completed. that the)“

hue fricndrrond plenty of them. and.

Em Mention

can he relied upon to own with that they have not 10“ comm” "1 West Bumeldlm

honor to themselves end to the town

which they com, Wobeltcvo invinc-

bridge Construction Committee.
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on of Min Dorothy~mllerp4»dluhtor
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to Victonvniarir or dilem- York mm
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Mina Miller ii a pupil of ”Jilin!

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mumm- the Myriam»...

him or in the management entire road.
under hint. They believe that every;

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field. Conn.

arm will on out out to mom the Maiden! mom I): c. lib
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