EVENING SEN'RINEIl-l
assasnlsnnn sv
lauds GOLDEN.
5. LT AN03N lip 9910‘”.
PROP“. E7035. 5'
UESDAX, APRIL 19. 19.14
Wan-mm?”
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
High tide 8 :7 a. m.: 8:15 plmt
Eon mes 4 :30; sets 7 :o9. -
sh
'sgcm'rv NOTICES
4 A Stated communication
Well Lodge No.108. F. and, A. M..
«.4
Mun street. Tuesday, May 19th 1914.
The _,M M. degree will he conferred
All Master Masons cordially and ina-
firmly. invited.
D. B BEACH, W. M-
“ . 8.4 M.. VIII-EON. 8420’»
4 '....__.- .-. It...
' WANTS PRESENT SCHOOLS
, .. USED-
“ Below we publish a. communication
4 gram a. well know citizen whods q‘p
, ”ironed: to the idea of expanding all of
‘ the 3200.000, 'at the present time for
the erection of new school houses. Ac-
4 cording to Dr, J: M. Coburll's state
Luthent in yesterday's issue facts and
:-.statistics will shortly be.givcn the
. .. a...” - .-...E .4“
question. That is what we wantthe.
people to have and that is our aim in
4 throwing the columns of The Sentinel
4 4’ open for the dissemination of such in“
. formation The letter above referred
to. is as follow: '
{44.4Flditor Evening Sentinel:
4 The writer févas gratilied to read ill
your issue of list evening the commun
icstion from Dr. Coburn with
price to the school situation and the
giving ofiriniormntion to the public as
to why three new schools and the ex-
. upenditure of two hundred thousand
dollars is so urgent just at this time
when taxes are so burdensome. it
is true that the members or, the do
;4 talent of education were elected to
ok after the school work. and in all
probability they, are doing so sis well
as can be expected; but they are, at-
r all, the servants-ohms public, an
Salted in doing work of a.“ public na-
ture and expending themqney of the
public, and it is not too much to ask
.0)! the school board that the public be
limited with information in sufficient
”less, great and: the conditions as
as Dame‘Rumor says has been
presented by the school: board.- It
certainty that every. parent and
aotlcally every taxpayer wishes ado
provision to be mode for the
44 on who attend the public schools.
lip sntravagallca should not he
erect new buildings. and; aban-
the old sites and the old bulld-
until convinced that this course
regard for those who must ultiv
4415; pay the bills. so much money
lilt- lie accessory should. be unend-
but two hundred thousand uni.
should not be expended simply
W as the legislature has authorin-
or two- hundred thousand dob
, ll impose on the taxpayers. an
' 1 fixed charlie or about nine
4nd culture for interest. Will
use this small In
4. present schools. their
, etc” instead or creating the
term charge and the lapse
i slit; which must admit tun
lit- the or, t reckoning
~ strum mn- ,
‘ “I (Continued from lirst page)
. l
of Old; 1
44 will be held in Masonic Temple; Smith I
" l per in charge
l Following the serving of the menu ,
public which bear on this important.-
refer-
tnii to show that the school needs.
eli- ‘
«infused.- nor should we purchase new ‘
rompted by good Judgment and.‘
4. USE! WNW
W
tisthailg decorated with cut flowers
presenting ran httrhotlve appearance '
The vlands and: service were excel,
lent» throasbontl and collected credit»
ably on. the management of Landlords
Mollhcrnpnl: ill Stevens. The menu.
warms. follows: ,
Celery Olives Radiall'ep
Martini Cocktail
Cream of Tomato
Broiled Blue -« Saratpgd Chips
Sweetbread 'l‘rlmblcs ‘
Broiled Spring Chicken
Fresh Asparagus
French Fried Potatoes
Vanilla Ice Cream
‘Assorted Cake
Coffee '
The master at. Gdramonles and chair-
manof the committee having the din-
was Deacon William
jMillcr, and he called the assemblage
l to order and announced that Attorney
General John H. Light. would act as
I toastmaster
«i .
Cigars 4,
lJudge Light said the party had asseniu
l bled to pay a compliment to the guest
me who your friends are. and I'll tell
you what you are" Mr Crowohna al- 1900. there were 1'43 Money Orders mmsess roman fortitude who villi ed guest: or the evening, and wishul.
ways been 10an as a friends andl was Mm, m 1% 393,4, 1,393
one of the fiI'St 0098 I made 0.11 com~ 1900 there were four clerical employ-
"I can is. use swears mu
BVGI‘Y undertaking 116 MB made EOOd- there were six carriers. in 1914 there-
and [present to you the honored guest “3 10.’
lag here over twenty “years ago
or the evening.
Mr, Toastmaster and Friends:——‘
tributed anything for the betterment.
served. Iwouid feel agrlevcd to
u as simply a personal compliment.
mm one s eftorts they cannot compare
4 with the conscious feeling of duty well
performed. Personally. I feel thallln
everything i have done in the past.
llonosty of purpose has beenmy non-
troiiing motive. Even with that stand-
ard set before me. I. realize many
shortcomings What. milcld true friend,
have on a person and; how I love the
companionships “found in our home
citv. I have been Postmaster of South
Norwilk for so tells a time that 1 al-
most forget that l was even on earth be
fore President McKinley. ol’ soured
memory. appointed me to other: four-
teen years and five'm‘onths ago today
The oilice has grown more durlnz
those years than during all the time
4' since the poatotlice was first etubiisll-
ed here. Idon’Lra'c'ali that I4 hRYQQY: ise how much 3’9“” my field
but $0th No: labor is now as head or 'lho Evening
or seen it in print.4
4walk‘s first post oliice was located in Sentinel.
a small building in the yard where conduct a clean. reliable newspaper.
now stands the residence of the late “WWI“ “('1‘ causes “i will. b '5‘“
“James H. Knapp, on West avenue. 39"” “‘9 WM” 3°”
Howard Taylor being the first Post~ 30“” cooperation 4
May I again thank you all most;
Postmaster and during his “1“,“th heartily for the confidence you have
tlonithe odioa was in the first building in “"3 a“ ”11°“ N “:1“ ”menu" 3” or: service. influence and power. and
south otthe old congregational church aim will ever be to eservg it in he 44am“ carefully and consciEltiouslv
on North Malnastrcetl where .is. now 4’“?;§'mw Leary the new postman
“Ire A. part of “A“ buildmfi was tar, wag next called “mm by Mr; Litm-
occupied by Thomas B. Griffith as a in his opening words he reiterated the
11““ store The oilioswanlnothwcdl compliments which previous speakers
ID NINE WMhInmn mt 3n, 3 “Ame had Md t0 MT. Grows in the SHINE“
that has attended his {cartoon and a,
halt years of service in the melodies.
“To look around this festive boardl"
Mr. Leary continued. '
many races,
others republicans, is indcadnl rat“:
acknowledgement to tho trisndchlp
and: love which‘ia held for Bid draws.
to conclusion. 1 want to add my word
master William Sammie was the next
being erected the new Recliner The:
building where Swart‘c and Corbett’s
block now ‘lltands. Matthew Wilcox.
lather oi ills-Mayor Edwin Wilcox was
the nest Whaler. and he served
.iroln.19482 to 18724;, maloc- being 10-
noted in the. ; uilding. ‘Aitcru
wards.“ ‘w aid to Wlaatl Washing
‘tqn struts in- theaters built by Guerra
Raymond. until rnoentiy occupied by
a. dye g and cleaning concern. Mr.
flvllal‘l‘s illuminated MM handing
amine Central Food
90mm start now toasters
or
as
.ptusllaclcnr‘s chlorine: :
fighting. The burden of war does not hang so heavily on the sall0:8 mint they haven't time for 9.9mm in
of the evening, Rostmaster Edmund E; the cool salt water This photogrgph shows a hundred or more of them ”stamina. 920m; one of tits bullieahi‘llsl
Crone There. is” old saying, “Tell with the other ships at the fleet in the distance
The lowest salary an employee now re-
4cclvea is $800 per annum, where
Of COUTSG you cannot BXDGCI me to formerly WM ‘600. By yearly pro:
find MOMS ‘0 fully express “'3' appre. motions an employee reaches the
ciationtor this splendid testimonial. 314100 grade aim may be uppbinted I0
If. during, the years of activity in the a- 93,303, 3,411,134.,“- mplwp 38,939,, on
,800i1 Old town 01: Norwaik. I have 0011- recommendation or the Post aster.
Receipts from the sale or; stamps-
ot the community it feel that many or envelopes and postals m 1904 were
“‘9 ”mum“ WWW-“d “‘9 are- “‘3 s22. 363.30 in 19413. atom. 47 Inxthfi
year 1914 there were delivered by:
think that this outpouring of friends Special Delivery
pieces of mail mutter
W hatever material benefits accrue were delivered ”45
i will not go into further detail it "‘9
the postal service has given satlslnu~
tion under
employees of the oliice have colltrl
utcd largely to its success.
allow this opportunity to pass-without to “99"” "k" a “"dfl- “1" “9 “3 V9”
publicly acknowledging my gratitude mm“ gratified ‘9 find himself in “'9
for thwllelplnll usslptunco o! the As: society °' “"3“ dudes 3' awm “0'
51mm, Postmaster. Claudius 4, ”4”, Million and Louie Udellnan. He knew
cott postmaster hoary gill: ml hlif
land» all“: the, emplofees‘ atvllls book in
the once in his BEOI‘IG to KIVe the hill military Rm“ “'HEII hG‘Comn‘lhnd
public the very best canine-possible
The people have a right to exp
and we tab! that the new Postmaster ways Want ._ always WWW“
will make an enviable record.
Having felt the " responsibility oi:
public stewardship} cannot but real
are he has not for future postmortem
mend i can only hope my term 0:40th
”(will be calprodubtlve ofntlctapticn on
”the honored guest or this Willi-"41
Judge Joseph R. Taylor toliovVed Mi. .
4 Leary. tic pruned the labour at Its-4.x?» ‘
- more. chardoterisinr his service a
‘4 a, 4 :- dialect
,
There is Just» as much time for play. unipolar Wilton cliche battleships of!» Mora- oil-.99 as 9m in m,-
. ' g I
W W w— T , «Vwmw I
"' 'l' ‘W urn... -.. v"
1“ WM“! "“8 Demise" l blou- llke measure in his new field.
The-.speakervividly described the Elbert W. Clark remarked that be,
in 1900 characteristics oi the honored Khalil woo glad to any a. word for his good
camera. anal one. burnt. carrier- “Is a4 good liker a moderate halter and
' not vindictlle to any degree in re-
iigious and sociological matters; he is
prli(:tioal.- In the mall" on politics he
is a dreamer." in conclusion, air.
Vosburgh carefully looked about the
room and said “We have here tonight
Cullen and Keogh, John McMahOll and
Ed Crowa, Andy wary 9nd Uharies
bl; Smith gathered abouglhe festive
board and it is well worth the price
at admission to see them
maiden“ 2,959 " General Russell Frost ulna next call-
he had served for a number oi years. ,
lie was the best one he had ever work'-
it ed: under. I
.ceived more money. than they had
ever expected to, and all now ranltadl
in the 31.200 class. He was the oldest
one therein point or service with the
exception of Henry 0_ Bailey He,
was also the only Democrat in the
postoilice, and it was because of this
fact that he aspired to be postmaster
when Mr. Crowe resigned the pla09..
ill
at the evening. "so 0mm" annals thencnamunan. Crows. under whom ”i
I
I e
I
it was through him thatifii ~
every employee in the cities had rs-L "
in 19413 there ed upon". and he made allusion to the
tort that all has been impressed with
unprepared character of the
speeches. in these speeches have
the .been told stories and there have been
I, quotations ot poetry, all wholly unpre
i cannot pared He said he had nttll‘qd himself
He soon lound out that Mr Mary
had the call on the job, out!I
did not have a leg to stand on ,
Toastmaster Light brought the goth-
ering to a close by reciting a value all
poetry which voiced the sentiments
of eVaryone toward Mr. Grows.
Those present were:
Albert J. Angevlne.
George F'- Atilerton.
my administration
Mr. Crows well: and my much
pldaaelf to have him as a member or
Henry 0. Belle! ‘
Harry E. Bates.
Fred If‘llaxter,
laouis S. Beers. '
waned snowfall.
Patrick J. Brophy. ' ’
Alfred Brown. ‘
James A. Brown. ' .
Francis 1. Burnett; '
ed the rennin Regiment a number or
out that‘ years ago. He was alwanl ready, al- ‘-~
to
orders and alWays olilclont. When he
had military duties to perform. he did
them well. but when this duty was
over. he had the seine loudness for
the fair sex which has always been‘
characteristic oi hlnl. in his capacity
as postmaster he has served the com
munity with acknowledlicd ability. and
has rendered a service the 4 was satis;
factory to the people} its all treated
all people alike, and there has been
no ground (or complaint tram anyone.
fie has now entered into a wider field
0' Nehemiah. Gannon». .
Thomas 0|on-
to Thomils C. Cavanagh.
My endeavor will be
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman.
Matthew Corbett. I
William G. Crockett. ‘
Edmund E. Crows.
Dr. Willie H. Crows.
nohn- .il Calico.
J. Milton Collars.
in this 'l ”K
1
upon the wider sphere, thepditcrshlp
of our local paper. and It think the
talents with“ which lie has been an-
dowed; will make his service one; at
great benefit to thoudommuhity as the,»
you" so; by. No One wishes hills
more success than i. and he will nan-
liar a, service {lore valuable as leader
. ol- the people has be was able to as
”‘d ”°‘° “‘3 minutes. and you will all loin wlul
Inc in winning him the greatest anal
cars In the new work. he hall assum-
Ml
Judge John Recall valued the scale A
manta oi the previous speakers in e:-
pressing good wishes. and alluding to
the success attaiiied by Mr. Crows in
the conduct or the poatoii'lcs.
John a Moira odour nonlcllibd upon.
4 you very {unexplained to have
Mommas on Winglwd with
‘ toning what holi-
Joseph Davis.
[4394 Davis.
Ralph DoWitt.
Charles T. ‘Ditnond.
Joseph tile-sol
Stephen Dahlia.
somc democrats an Adolph w' mum" I
Percplli allows.
thanks to therein-lag postmaster.
an illuminant), the high bland mm" H “m"
‘ Philip N Fieldins
Edward J: puberty,
Russell ll‘roiltl
Richards .olllasu.
John 30mm ‘ a 4 44
‘ ' 3 :Wdllluf. Refillabl- Jr. '\
4.v'
..
44 he allow ill 1
mini. and “mm“ Mill in; .4 91 E ten t an.
«ion sawmill?" 9” ,- m W W
‘ but it accord that General Frost know 4
I :Duriliit raspy local. also I
(trainer 0. HEBOmEli.
Charles iii. How
4 ml. similar-Ill; HWWI .
- William 48‘ um : ‘
.I‘Samual 0. Ireland
I Staph“ 8 larch.” 4
’ 4L a Dwight Keep.
thatheff”
William H. Church. ' . 4.
J. Irvin; Dibble. r
, Franklin A. Smith.
Edfiu‘di B; Boolean. ’
Daniel Danton. ' i
thank J. Donahue. ‘ ‘
s Ful-
Escarpment T; 4 " :4
shivers
Housekee-
s x 12 firearm slice. ,_
Newestacalml; value place "
each. Wednesdaltfimnsial.‘
. .434. . .l. . . . .9. .1. .alzgm
couch HAMMOGKs.
Thain Z. 130.5.Whlwm
metal drama. complete; value
$17.00.: Wednesday 59981111
I
l
c
MARQUloET'rE cumulus.
in white and cream, full: 1927
yards loot. value was-1m pair
Wednesday; Special all“
l
cnoss cruises cum-Alas.
All themewest patterns and
colorsp value $1.00 «per! NP
WWI “Mm... WI
SASH CURTAINS-
«litmus... candy to. hem Vo-
iue 35¢ per. pair. Wednesday.
Sims:- can "
FIGURERI MAME
For curtains white and corn
4 value 29c scram. Wednesday
.smml ............ 21-;
Harry W. Mather.
Herbert A. Mathewson.
David H, Miller, Jr.
William Miller.
Robert G. MitcheiLl
; Fred, Moulton. 5
4 John. Munhail.
Archie ll‘. Nash. . I ‘
George 8, North“
Maurice J, blotting, ..
Edmund E. 0?Conno,i‘.
Myron w. Osborn.
1
Fred, Pennali.
William R. Pennington.
i:
t
Frederick. H: QNIIM
Devlidé W.. Raymond;
Thomas Robins.
T. Leonard Robbins.
Charles D. Rogers.
Samuel " 'Roodner.
Joseph W, Rooney:
.1
Jacob H: Schaub;
Percival: H: Sharron. ‘
Charles N: Smith.
lliiward;4 B. Smith.
\
Kai-old P: Smith.
Ruined. Smith.
J: Emory Stevens.
Christian Swartz.
'Dr. Henry C. Sharer.
William F. Tammany.
Joseph R. Taylor.
Samuel Taylor. "
“a”...
....... “..........--“‘
more
mysticism
Wednesday «a Day of Interest;
“it.
1;)» Museum mm m
frail. wanna
" do!" Wt
‘ wmoow- sesame.
‘ nesdsy Special ........ 23¢
m.
M.—
or. Robert a. corona. ‘ 4 .3:
.4 Charles-i. emanate ‘
3f)?
2 BURNER": PERFECTION
ELUE FLAME 000K STOVE.
Cheaper than Elia. will cook or
bake: guaranteed not to smoke
or smell Wednesday Special?
...... $648
2 Width pineal». Ola STOVE
Quick. reliable; value 750
each. Wednesday Spcclal 59¢
W
No. ii, solid steel; gray enpmei-
ed; value 59¢ each. Wednesday
Special ............. 37¢
WARREN HOSE.
1 inch 44slze, 50 foot lohxths,
guaranteed one 'year. Wodnml-
$4.75
all Mos: 'hlnhl. om tel '33.
Wheat. value. 390 each. wed-
.-~o.o-...
QROQUET 8.541.
a. ball cat. nicely painted. and-
finished; value 3125 per set.
Wednesday Special
QWQER RAW}! SWIM”;
Mode 01 hard woodl nicely
painted; value 36. 50 each. Wed»
nesday Special; ...... g 50
Alphonse N. Tileriault.
Dr. Vincent G. Tito.
Louis Udeliuan.
Ward Van Alstyne.
Samuel S. Velaor.
‘Gcllrge H. Voabulsll.
William Vollmer.
Dr. Alvin D, Wadsworth.
Charles A. Walters.
Dr. Hiram B. West.
George Whelpley,
Albert E; Winchester.
HARTFORD PROGRESSIVES eusv.
HARTFORD, May 19.——~Looui Pro-
gressives are planning: A. shite-wide
contoronco of: thin party. tun he: held: in
this. city" in. June, with- Coll Roosevelt
smiths leading figure. bin attempt was
made some Whales ago to get into com
munlcatlon with him when he reached
Run. at the mouth of.- the Amazon. at
to: emerging from www.maaican
wilderness. but. nothing definite has
been heart from. him. It is. practically
contain. however: that‘the. colonel will
come to Harttord after his return from
Madrid. wherehe will attend Kermit's
wedding. ; .
W
DOGS: Kill-L C'HIGKENS.
Mrs: (1min; M; Adams has. com-
plained to: the city clerk that; dogs
killed twelve of” her hens- at the. Pony
Farm, Winnipauk, recently, and that
on: meanings-Mum: Mr. Ripple. aaneigh-
"boll. lost 28 hens and: screw small
chickens. Thaoierk’anmco is puttingr
' the complaint through the. proper prO-
m3.
uwwofl-w . “HM
Ll‘:fll r; “E'y $14: -. out“ "
IF. .9. minimum! ' ' " . EQW‘
P...
I I
l .-
I I
. .
0. II
m ’5 erg ' I '
. --
r I
.
9 I
. .-
r- n
- -.
l I
. c
I I
.-
u I
l .
l l
l...
n c
i ..
'.'.
c n
’F
'0’",
is
I'll
. .-
I .
- .-
Norwalk Chronicler