W
:‘l
. . .
7 “ THE S°UTshoR
‘~ .t‘.
wsnussn‘av, ran; r, {so
airtime startstt
.tllolden. Editor and Proprietor
, ‘1“rlscs7zos; setsstog.
[git tide 12:42 a. m.: 12:58 p.111.
fl ‘ SOCIETY NOTICES
A MASON“: clsscrosv.
old Welt Lasso, No. 10s. I. and A. M.
\ 3%- ts in Masonic Building. South
'1 y sin street. 1st and 3d Tuesday of
(i such month—July and August ox-
. asptodvat 8 o'clock. All Master
.agasons cordially invited. Road
at; Flynn, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
. c.
our Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M.
‘ tests in Masonic .Building. South
“Kain street, 2d and 1th Tuesdays at
“such month-July and August as
toasted-m 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. William ll
'- his. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Boo)".
MINING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
‘ ~ CALLS
Dave—News Dspsnmsnt
pads-amnion- Department
«lb—”Branch Office. Norwaik
390 ~Edltor's flealdencs
”9le Editor's Rssldonco
.Tomorow is "ground hog day." at
which date the ground hog will emerge
from his hole in the ground. look about
tor his shadow and according to who
thsr ballads and recognizes it or not"
will the Weather oi the next six weeks
be mild or severe; which We are not
prepared to say. it is like the old we
mans ’way of telling “good biuln’ " we
imagine, which was to "take either it
pail or ball pail of water. and
put in either a pound or half a pound
or bluin‘. and if it‘s good biulo‘ it will
either sink or swim."
WM.~--
RIGHT TO THE POINT. .
The year 1811 should amount to
more than 1910; there is no cipher in
it.—-New Haven Paladium.
in proceeding against the trusts the
federal government seems to be ex
perienclug considerable dimculty in
persuading the United States supreme
court to take it seriously-Providence
Tribune.
4...
Miss lda Tarbell has opened a war
against women's suffrage. Wonder if
Uncle John D. favors votes for wom-
eo?—~Scranton 'l‘ribuneRepuhlicau.
—+—
Eugene Debs will lecture in Houston
pretty soon and it is going to be a
great occasion for those who make a
~-x~~ipoclalty oi dreamlng.—~Houston
(Ten) Post.
As soon as .l. P. Morgan arrives in
Europe. a report that he is seriously
ill may be oxpected.--Albany Journal
dov. Baldwin discusses Panama for.
titloationa with is studied sobriety such
as seldom appears in current politics;
, ; (lobster-Boston Herald.
«9..
, ,Mthe present rate of decrease in-
‘his‘ypto. how long will it take fillet-ban
{habit eliminated from the senatorin.
wheat in the New York legislature?
. Bridgeport Telegram.
4 . .. . ._.....
21H!“ entirely unnecessary for that
. ‘nitohcher who has Just been
all to innounes' that she will con
to preach.-&~Philadolphla ln
4”". " , .' » ‘ ‘
oil-tunnel- oi the secretary of the
3i" slanted her name from Alice
9’ ”Willi”. we suppose papa is loo
[baking rsvoiutionists in South
' to attention needed lob at
“ muscles Herald.
" .'
Mantel-Ha food products are
. . . They now know what
tidal! ‘ are. of‘looking at an egg.
M‘ibsmmt side or the counter.—
nitrides Journal.
it ‘ . 4—0—-
l M Mk bankers gave a did
in honor“: the United States can
sheaths: Wilt. it would
in inter if any one of
document without be
Munich Advertiser.
‘ «On
W and twentrilvs the
‘ fill. oiroplsnes. is the
m: like throwing money
tarProvidence Journal.
o W l).
' ,Ittlist a man who
Notices sent s It hunch
Ill'l that sleds .3, for
still!“ fulfill”:
”resident Tarts
the usual on the
,‘ol's'sdfdl’dflt happen at them
in asset
"w .dsths
M
Silllllil than all
The Sentinel will be pleased to receive
letters for ubiication. from its readers.
under the a we heading. A brief and to-
ths-point communication. as a general
pro osltion. carries more woi lit and cout-
vic ion than a lensihy one n which the
gadlgfii‘ihls‘ nfit oonooiitrttiudit “is o
iacaysu Kill NV y. on-
windod amides. we “have observed. afis
the last to be read. and are many times
avoided altogether.
WHERE ARE THE PROTECTION~
lBTS?
Editor of the Evening Sentinel:
iias anybody here seen—«not Kelly,
but an old~fasbioued protection lie-
publican. during the last year or so?
We used to think that a protectionist
was one who believed in protection;
that is. the saving oi‘ the American
market tor the American worker, witc-
lher be furnished capital or labor. or
both. llut things seem to have chang-
ed.
who shows you how to take (iii the
most tariffs without hurting the reve-
nue. Thai is, the protectionist now
is the one who does the moat to help
free trade competition with the Amer-
ican worker.
Why, only a few .days ago the Hon-
iinel reported a colloquy on the door
if Congress betwoen Congressman lllll
and a lot of unregenernle soulherners
who Were jecritig him about the Panic
law; and Mr, Hill proved ho was a
good protectionist by convindins these
litters in the seats of the scornlul
that he had stood for free meat for
the last ten years and that he had us
good a claim as the blackout Democrat
in the southern bunch to be considered
it cracker-jack at protective lurid rc-
.iuctlo'ns.
And Mr. Hill was later still further
proven to he a good protectionist by
itanding by the 'l‘aft i‘ree trade nitroc-
nt-nt with Canada. which puts all im-
nedlate products of the farm on the
'rce list. And Mr. ’l‘ait. also proved
timself a good protectionist by com-
ielling heavy reductions of protective
arms. like the putting of hldcs on
be free list. cutting the tariff on shoes
ii) per cent. the thrill on leather
goods 75 per cent, and the tariff on
ron ore and on lumber good and
tieitty; and he has now shown his ii
is to the protection mantle once worn
iy the lamented McKinley by titlt
tgrecment for free trade in farm pro-
lucts and revenue tariffs only on all
be other products of the northern
icinisphcrc trout the Canada line to
he Arctic circle.
He says this is to reduce the cost of
lving; but how the cost of living can
to reduced by snuillns out the wheat
ields and cattle ranches of the United
states he does not explain. Certain-
y. Americans cannot afford to raise
vhent on land which costs them forty
imes as much as the Canadians land
3081' him. For American wheat land
tests $200 an acre where the (‘mtud-
sn's land. on the line of tho ('anadlun
’nclilc Railroad. costs hint but 8:1 an
tore. One dollar in Canada will but
'i wheat-yielding land suriace forty
imos as large as a dollar will buy in
he United Slates.
No; if the Canadian agreement goes
nto effect." there will be no furtlici
vileat cmp worthy of the name in ibr
United States. Mr. 'l‘afi will have
river: the Canadians free coinage oi
heir lands in the American marltcl
ii the ratio oi 40 to l without waiting
or the aid or consent of any American
armor: and forty to one are too long
tdds even for as smart Americans to
tuck against. And the same will be
true with mom. which Mr. lllll has
won lighting like it good protectionist
'0 have put on the free list (or iii:
last ten years. as he told Mr. Sulzer.
it‘orty to one are altogether too big
)ddfl against the American cuttlc rain.
tr. Cut out the American supply of
neat and of wheat. and what a reduc-
ion in the cost of living will there be,
my countrymen!
The Democrats are nice. angelic.
forgiving and forgetting iellcws. When
hey wanted sliver coined free at the
pile of 16 to l, without waiting for
the aid or consent of any other nation.
the righteous Republicans said it was
i great. big. dirty. brignndish plot. by
me fell stroke of law. to double the
mine of all the silver mountains of
he silver barons, who. the saintly lio-
iublicsns said. were paying Mr, ilry
tn's campaign expenses.
on, what a mean thing it was to
iouble the debt-paying power of the
wicked little silver dollar. just by coin»
.ns it free at iii to l. and making two
.dlvcr dollars grow where but one
grew before! llut what a thing oi
mod report it is to multiply by tony
the land values along the Canadian
Pacific Railroad! Of course it is: and
if course the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road is not standing back of Mr. Taft
1nd promising to pay for his re-oloc.
tlon in me and to assure him a solid
Canadian Pacific govunmont in Wash
uglon after March 4. 1913! Oh. no;
and of course those forsivink and ion
letting Democrats will not got back
it the good Republicans for calling
told Democrats thieves for wanting
silver coined at it) to l. by asking
what price the 'l‘sfi crowd are getting
‘rom the Canadian Pacific for lilting
a‘anadlau Pacino land values. forty to
one! Oh. no. no. no. and so. again!
ROSWELL A. liiuNlthCT.
m..." ”in...
WHIRI DO“ IAIT NORWALK
00M! mt
Editor Evening sentinel: .
Mad Section 4 attire proposed
butler c nsolldstion prepared by the
committee on intsd by tbs mayor. i
see the poop 'llving‘outsids oi the
limiti oi the its cities are not don-
sldsrsd. According to the section.
Motel-cod to
the {wooitlssy it this is to its. what
chisel or those mic bot
the
siesta _ up
all?
harm or starts
in ratssstvss sur
m or noostvm
The following article from the Phil-
adelphia North American is Worthy of
careful reading and thought. It pre-
sents the mini results of last fall's
elections. and especially in New York
state. and shows that lloesevelt led a
forlorn hope in the cause of the pee-
llll lill'l-llllllll illlllllr
When This Statement Is Made It
May Be Bensrsllyditrihu- . .
led to the Lock oi ‘
Good Health .
We want. to talk to hostile who are
nervous, who suffer frequent hcsd~
aches. who don’t enjoy their food, who
are irritable, quit-lily lose their toru-
lliei llcr. who are so exhausted that they
Different political parties in two “it" they must give up. and have big-
elitilcrn states have taken intportant""’m“ “0 doflllolldent that life “083!”
action during the last week. in New:5""l" WON“ living.
Jersey, the Democrats. under the lead-‘
erslilp of Woodrow Wilson. dill more
to restore popular government than
any party has done in that state during
the present generation.
Most of the above described condlv
tions are chiefly calmed by what is
icommouly called cuiarrh. it ”below
par” condition of l’lllli'OllH membranes.
iThls delicate lining of certain of the
A protectionist now is the one '
1., New York. the Republican party body cavities becomes weakened. in~
bciouled itself and betrayed the 1.90.} named and congested until the whole
pic- by swinging back into ihc grunp oil-omen! is weakened. menial depres-
tite gang of local bosses. who represent . “‘0“ (”Willing M one "i the Ti‘flllllfl- The
not only reaction and servile submits-.Wlfiil way to overcome this condition
siun to special privilege. but all that Q “5 ”ll‘illlllh it treatment 0f ”‘0 general
is disreputable and corrupt in machine 3 ”l'lilfilllv Wt? him! 1W treatment, “"0
“0””98. . we are so positive it will produce the
The election or “lllll” “tunes. of Al. ' I'll-suits we claim for it that we will sup-
hunt. to the (shah'nuu‘ghip of the u... _ ply it to any one with the understand-
pubiirnn stale colntniltcc i‘c—cstahlluii- i “ll! that we Will return to them every
es in powur over the party til‘gunizu- l pcnny paid us in every instance where
lion Aldridge. Word. \‘i’udsworib and lllt‘ treatment is not in every will use
every pt'lly local protector of vice, . islet-fury und benelicial to them.
mutiny and debauchery of the balloti We want you to try liemll Mucu-
lt. prcscnls llll' shameful spectacle of Time. which is n sclctiilflcfllli’ devised.
the citltcuship of the Empire sinio‘ “Iterative male and body builder. “it
supine under the dictatorship of Mur- "(fill)" Milli! (0 did ”’0 hi'dl' ln “8‘
plty's villainous ’l‘mnmany machine “MC! l0 re-estnblslt the natural Mid
and their coworkers, the "gray healthy functions at the mucous mem-
wolves" oi the “old lttinrd"~~-n rondl-illruiles. 0
lion of disgrace as bad as or worse: lit-soil Macs-Tone thus acts to expel
than that tolerated when the sinie'lllt’"t‘lill'irrhlll lmlson."rostonc the an»
and oily graft was divided by the bl-‘l'mls cells ll! 500d health. 10m“ llil 9
partisan lrntilltg‘ of Plan and (Broker. , Whole body. allay inflammation. rc-
’l‘he people of New York were per- i move congestion antl‘slimtllnle the sys-
mltted just a fleeting glimpse of the ; lent to healthy activity. it is splendid
illibt that throughout the country nor-{IN aiding in the building up of flesh
lends the coining of real ptmular gov- ‘ and muscle tissue and removing wealt-
nrnntcnl. That rsnu- last fall, when posses. .
'i‘hcodorc Roosevolt, on the one issue (‘ome to our store and not a bot.
of the direct primuty. temporarily ov~ . tin of Much-Tone, and after giving it
cribrow the some despicable sans inst . it reasonable trial. if you are not sat-
Saturday replaced in power, Hailed. simply tell us so, and we Will
No nonllcr was he here than Hughes i hand back your money without ques-
cullt-d upon him inr aid anti ull lhO'llnn, Surely nothing could be more
supporters of Hughes lnipoi‘tunotl him l lair than this. llrxall Mucui’l‘one
to lake up the light which ilugheslcomcs in two sizes. Full cents and two.
had been unnblo to win, ‘ tilt-member you ran obtainv Rexsll
it was the our and only issue tcnd- licuicdles in South Norwallt only at
ins. toward the rtnmtlahlliiliilii'lll ofgour filOl‘thw-Thi‘ Roxall Store. The
popular ltovcrnmcnt. which interested l (‘lifford Pharmacy. Quittnor & Csnty.
the people and of which they had any Props,
understanding, ’ , , I _ «M _
That was why Roosevelt consented l strike down the villainous Barnes-
to become the leader of a forlorn hope. \l'oodruil Aldrich your. doniiuniion ex-
I
WALKEVENINGSEmo
:2:
’ 0an
9‘ Three Days
» More
The Great
n
9
January ‘
Using the only tools at hand. lioosc-
volt overthrow the vicious colorie ttl
bosses, He took what sum lor pro
gross and popular government he could
serum that be possibly (‘OUltl get.
Wall street and all the louruaiisilc
tools of allied corrupt business and
corrupt politics that he had been tilt”
tater. absolute despot at Slil‘iliogn and
for his own future gain had trimmed
and played twofaced.
it harmed Roosevelt far more than
the November election amous iar too
many or his right—thinkinx friends in
the \i‘cslwlhls false picture of him.
the undispuicd boss of the New York
Republican convention, writing with
his own hand t‘H‘l‘)‘ plank oi‘ the plat-
orm, stalling the Toll administration
”ind lhc l’m‘ncdldricb tnrifl‘ law in
superlative terms of praise.
More and more of those deceived.
however. are seeing tin» plain truth
that Roosevelt at Snrntogu was there.
and so stated. solely and simply to
light a vicious, nonpurtlsnn group of
bosses. and not only their elimination.
but the establishment of suit-guards
against their return to power in a
party pledge to enact a direct nomina-
tlous law and the nomination oi a
governor heartily in lover of such a
law and the whole reform program of
Governor lluuhcs.
Roosevelt knew what he could and
what he could not do. liu could not
And promptly thc howl sent up ltt‘tm‘
-; rcpt with the old of men unwilling to
finite slope radically opposed to the
l 'l‘aft administration lilld the thrill law.
i Nun-tuber followed. Contrary to the
{ fol'ocosit; oi all well informed observ-
on; before Roosevelt catered the cam-
‘ lliilllli. the Ht'li’llll‘l‘fllii‘ party made no
‘uutncriral gain in New York and Re-
publlwm defeat was it} a smaller mar
sin than in almost any at the pivotal
slates. llig busluchs and the little
bosses. however, d knits Stimson
industriously enouh to turn the state
over to the lender mercies of Tom»
innui'.
Instantly it who heralded abtlsd
that every Democratic success. and oil-
pr-viuily that in New York. was a per-
sonal orient of Theodore Roosevelt
and the new nationalism. iiul the
people were assured that all the good
gnilirtl during the previous years one
Mr Hughes would be retained and. in
addition. the direct primary Was solo
and sure.
And now ilt't‘llllL‘Nt’iW Yorkers see
"i”;nshoust- t‘ltnricx" Murphy housing
their state and their dummy governor
and trying to thrust a "liltieifiyed
:lilly" allcchsn upon them as senator.
with the Pennsylvania railrosd's pet
possession Shepard as the alternative.
And ’l‘ammnny‘s partners. the RF.—
publican bosses. are again in the and-
dle. with llsrnss. arch-enemy of the
direct primary. as well as of Hughes
and Roosevelt, made head of the stats
77c
Maud S
Flour
FLOUR
Cut-Price Sale
$9.10
You cannot but Maud 8. Brand Flour for making Bread.
I. Caltc or Biscuit. Why not have rs barrel or bag sent home?
Sale ‘
‘HTHE SALE that has been universally recog-
nized as the greatest value-giving event in
years. illThere’ll be lively doings at the Boston
Store these days. No woman, no matter how
little she needs can afford to stay away. illIi she
is wise and prudent. she should come here at
least one of these closing days. tilt is not neces-
sary to“ repeat what is now a household word——
sufficient to say that the same great values and
practically everything that we advertised for
the first day will be here tomorrow
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. pound . . . .. . . . . .3ac
A F. Beckmann
0. "
insst Nontaik and all oursids sections ; ,
cousin the decision oi
u ,-
augstioai. ”it is:
u a as wasmsovou s'r. _ {our}; seawater '
tilt
I?)
organisation by the Very forces that
hailed the ticltci and established 'ratn-
many rule throughout the state.
There, was an awful detest in New
York last November.
at Roosevelt. it was the defeat of p
WORKIRI BIADY FOR ALL WHO msnt Exchange. it Stats street. New
“tab THIM. York. says: “We are much impressed
by the character of the man you have
Although we hear ovary day of lite been sanction to us." 8. Allen Cooney.
country's “hymn!“ prosperity. mm of John A. Roebllng‘s ideas 00.. Tren-
rse Labor Bureau of the Bowery
ton. N. J.. reports: "1 have never had
Mission. 227 Battery. New York. to
But it was not
movie it ythemsolvos.
stator..." m or
ammonia shells will as. m
51’?“ .. ago a. slrslfs is
, m
“IANQUIT” FIT FOR A Kittie.
Alfalfa From loop to Nuts-anon lists-r
«heinous:- Dead and dons. .
A menu which might have we the
most
. the
sonsge‘s lite
of Nshnohsduemr water" in
latter do s of that Biblical per-
suosuloat gross pianists
r is «so dish on ths‘bssrd.
strolls
g as been prepared for s i
. has not to be given at Ride. hole. in
at?“ am of the cocaine: on alfalfa.
a dishonest man or boy from the this
ports that there are new in the city
more idle men than ever bstorommany
ahle. honest man. qualities! for any
sort of farm work. laborers at every
description. skillsdmorlters. and oth-
gsgil wanting work yet finding none
The mlssion‘s labor bureau exacts
no fees whatever and welcomes com»
munlcstions from anyone in need at
capable men tor any kind or work.
its share in «item the condition
or New York’s chomp ad has been
very lat-r and the manager at the
h H.» . ’1', Hunt. to Wham letters
lhfihmoifimm " t
it" iii. an "PI. .01 rd“ of
ltude fertile piss coupled and
l
Wkfi
constantly <
tiles. The man sent last is exception-
ally good. He can turn his hand to
anything. is a willing worker. and is
a lcassnt person to have around."
Wi bur F. Crane. Samar-ville. N. J..
states: “The two laborers sent were
first rate workers add not inclined to
lay of: when i so; not around." minty
Pettsys. Greenwich. hi. Y.. ears: "'1‘ a
man you sent is the best. we over he .
He has not lost a. militia; in five
months. i have hired hint for mother
’ml' (
nor can re swells.
WiNATO VII ’h “It. 1
That. it is “fie to iso'sr sowed;
women are all his as Jurors was the
lama '
om ‘ “
Norwalk Chronicler