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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 5, 1911 · page 6

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. the plea that accidents are unproven».
“tidbits. Suva in very few cases, they}
‘ ilre preventable and must be prevented

tit any coet.--—Naw Iit'orll World . l

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We rather thought that Stefansson‘
would turn up. lie“ I the sort of Are‘
" tie explorer that returns and brings
something back. His letter tells oi
it truly amusing discoverpblondo‘
Eskimo-Mud opens a new chapter id
ethnoloar as wall as leads into a field

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ride 9:18 a. an; 9 :33 p. m.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

NA'IONIG DIRECTORY.
uteri Communication of Old
II hedge, ,No.‘ 108,F.'IndA. M., will
It! it Its rooms. '90”. B, 1911, at
p. m.
motel: Masons cordially and frater-
y loVIted.
‘ . Internally yours,

OBERT M. WILCOX. Iee'y.

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'5 SOCIETY NOTICES
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mncmmrs' .ANo MANUFACTUR-
; ene' ASSOCIATION ‘
Rehemieh Candee, President ..
Mutant. Charles]. Pianos
Frank .W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer

' IVENING SENTINEL TELE-
' PHONE CALLS
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“aka—Branch Oflice. Norwalls
Ign e—Editor‘s Residence
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' THE PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE.
(Bridgeport Farmer).

 

 

 

 

It was it remarkable and deserved
tribute which both ‘ houses of the.
legislature paid Senator Jeremiah
.turnover] in voting to replies the
Norwnik bridge hill uespite the vetoi
of Governor Simeon It). Baldwin It:
is exceedingly doubtful if the bill1
could have withstood the. disupprmai
oi the exccuillo wctc it not for the}
respect and confidence repose-ti in the;

Veenator from the 26th by the logic
tutors of both houses. State aid for
' bridges that are compelled to hear
the burden of trunk line truiiic he- '
came a dehatnbie attention with theI
governor of the state on one some and
the senntm hour the 26th on tile
other. Tilt-General Assembly iisteni
an to the arguments by thcl
two distinguished advocates of the

v respective vious and detidotl mcl‘- .
' wheltnihgil In furor of the conten

w of the senator When one political
to“ reflect that both branches of the
General Assembly contain inch of}
hard strong sense who are not easily

iflIOI’fid by appenie to mission it is
highly (‘l'etiiiuilic to the v‘icvi lnkfll.
by Senator Donovan that he should
win out so (it‘llflh'ell. The into in
favor of the act in the Senate was
much linger thunu- anything In
the House it was even mom of n sul-

prise The best tumors in the Honscl
were agalnitt the golernor in his
View. Every DemOcruIIc member
from Mrfleld countl said the hill while
all in principle and should become
,I. led. the veto of the governor to
Jim contrer‘l notwithstanding

 

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capable lawyer and it splendid texts-i
. later, was against the veto. The rank
fund tile of both bodies have come to
look upon any measure which has
Donovan's sunction n8 worthy of pus-
lage. This Is largely due to his in
‘comparahle record as a legislator. ”0'

his friends may have n ltccn Interest.
'He is straightforward and trunk and
neither deceives our attempts to do
ceive any'rme. He will enter inio no
tradefto secure a temporary advan-
‘ tnge nor can he. be counted on to in-
.wor any log roiling scheme. He is
. ever alert. constant and watchful for
the interests of all or the people. not
a portion of the. time but, til or the
'tlmc. His ' lcuihluiive record In
m‘rked by no absent (lure and he is
. in his Mill whencier our bill of itn
portailpo in being discussed. lie is
unquestionably today one or the moat
Mopntiei legislators oi the state
.house.‘ Those who tilled to regard
Mm adj Jolie and his outpourinls
millet corruption 'and favoritism as
‘n'drius of a diseased mind how
mute ilsienwwith mnpecthti atten-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

fit; lint them Is not a frisbt minded

with napioion of mu.

 

of vast conjecture—Boston Transcripd

to be abolished. Anything thaucan
catch fleas can catch burglars—«New.

WW": F- 3- DGONO- A” helm's bl: days. in the bay of Kiel he

twu being of the super-Dreadnought
type 0! 22,800 tons; 'four armored cruial

”The entire fleet will represent an an»

F0!“ on, but next year the supply of lame
,_mer Mayor Thoma. 0" Walotl,mry 3 dutils tnhl require the creation of

3 is in no job;' not even those in whiclll

diath- 0,! course be Is still a “dan-
herons domaxogue" .wlth the lobby- For all my companions

humor at Hartford who will not Most hesvsnly pools
Ito off his hats-to him. These men
Mow, where he stands and they know So this is my Swan-sons, ,
f‘t'he supports nothing that is taint- a Td.bid you good-bye.

4.... 3 .
Glad to note tbet the pup cop is not

York Telegraph.

4*— .
Sept. 5 wilt he one of Kaiser W“!

will review the biggest“ force of Gert.
man warships ever gathered together.
One hundred and forty vessels will he

ers. to protected cruisers, 26 modern
ocean~going torpedo boats. 24 mlnoi
layers and a flotilla of submarines.

gresute tonnage of 400,000. with a per-
sonnel of 25.000 men. in view of Ans;
trio's nuval activity. it is regarded all
significant that the kaiser has intrltei‘i.
the Austrian minister'of marine to at-
tend the review—Meridian Record.

--O—- .

Evelyn Thilw wants a commission to
inks abuse of Harry'n property. She
should have made such an application
immediately after she married him.—~
Schenectady UnionStnr.

«4—-

Tho supreme court found tell errors
the other day. if this happened in
baseball, somebody would be released
or put on the bench. but, as it http-
penedmn the bench. there is no use
in kicking‘about the omitting—flari-
iorti Gourmet:

4- .
in the first five days of August. the
gulerllmen‘t s rolenne from the curl
items was $5. 122 MM. 31 from the ordl
nsly internnl tnxcu 3516882323. from
the corporation tux :63. mo 2i and from
loiher sources Sl bill. 879 is. lie iutlzest
disbursements in ine live dove weir
$1.544 it‘ll. 60 for the now Si 97.3.»635.
iii fol the ttrml unti $5,000,25461 for
pendons. Saturduls income exceeded
SBIIIlii.Ii" s ouigo bv $901,888 20. Sui
utility night Uncle Sum had it balance
of 8133. 290 612.91 In his getloial fund
and a working balance of $90. 215 796.-
70 In his treasury. wHartford (‘ourunt
4A..

(me best bet is that (‘01.Astor will
not leave his money to the Epiecopul
church. ~—Bridgeport Post.

.4...

The reported discoverl of a last
herd of M‘lliii on u remote Arctic island
need not he received with lncredulittt
it has long been thought. probable thitt
[the Prihyiof herds of a part of them.
would some tiny seek other rockeriea
whet:- the} would be free. from the
iruvnga o imnn.mNew York ribune.

~0—

“Mart" Littleton has an idea that tin
antitrust commlonion ought not to
contain more than 3:! 13 per cent of
“lame ducks" In its peisonncl Tho
pcrcentlge mny be lowered this war.
there being no congressional elections

moto commissions "LO“ Angelou ller
old.

4..
"ht huntis across the sea" senti-

mvnt hue inutded the metropolis oi
(‘t‘llilN‘Wllllll and the Irish oontribu
Him. to the German day festivities In
New lloveo may be a forerunner of
hotier days to oome.——~Cstholc Trans-
min.

4.... .
"‘(iood wine needs no bush. and seed
ketchup needs no bonsoate of sodil."
won the peroration of Dr. Wiley's that
address in Boston. Yen, and a flood
public oilicial like Dr. Wiley needs ‘no
firing.»~New Huron Union.
WW
THE SWAN-SONG OF MOSQUITO.
Lust night on the terrace
i hcnrd u shrill song,
A song I Iihvevllnionod to
All Summer ions:
'Twua but ‘a' mosquito
Intoning his lay,
And the tragic retrain
Went somewhat this Way:

l'tn the last. sheet of Summer, ;.
Left ainaina alone.“ '

in drainage are gone.

In the marshes are dry

 
 

 
 

film is writtenr‘li the historian is

Ttt'nth. the name of Jeremiah Donovan
will loom up large. it will hardly"
finishedofld by any other We can

 

filled it 0 history of Connecticut letr- 1 “V0? could it”. you ' I
To pills sadly hare. ‘

W and Is concerned only with Without one test time 1
At your little-earn
i'ii drink till he tilled
At thst resents apriua.
'I‘hen hail suicide .
Add extinction of sting.

all Mrs is lentils.
It uterine to my. .
W’rmrsl holes

. the genius as»; .

the Mt tell for dinner
lull

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

From
“A Valediction"

(Elizabeth Barrett Browning)

Can I bless thee. my beloved—can
I bless thee?

What blessing word can I
From mine own tears keep dry?

What flowers grow in my field

wherewith to dress the?
\

My good reverts to ill;

My. calmnesses would move
thee.

My witnesses would prick
thee.-

My bindings up would break
thee. . . .

Alas. I can but bve thee!

\ May God bless thee. my. beloved
' —-rnay God bless thee.

Can I love thee, my beloved—can
I love thee?

And is this like love. to stand
With no help in my hand.

e

When! '. . . lain would watch
above thee?

My love-kiss can deny
No tear that falls beneath it;

Mine oath of love can swear
tiles 7 '

From no ill that comes near

thee... .

May God love thee. my beloved.
may God love thee!

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45'

The Day of Great

Bargains

Tomorrow we offer a number of irre-

slstible economies in fresh. new, depend-

able , merChandlse. Every item guides

you to

Extraordinary
,Savings‘

 

Oookmg Were

brown and White Cooking Were.
brown outside, white .inslde;
girsrauteed fireproof. 3-qt.
ilowie. usually 39c. Wednes—

‘ 250

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WashBoards

Zine Wash Boards. eryv super.
lot to other styles; regularly
35c. \l'eduesday

. 280

 

Toilet Paper

Roll or package; regular he
seeks». Wednesday

‘fUniversal”
Bread Maker

 

This veil-known Bread Maker
needs no introduction. Buy
to operate. easy‘to clean:
hands do not touch dough.
No. 4 also. snakes four leaves
at bread; regularly 32. Wed-
nudity

$1.69

Clothes Baskets

Willow Clothes Baskets. extra
heavy quality:

Large ens. 31.19. Wed. . . . .ese

Medium size.98¢. Wed ..... 79c

Small size, 75c. Wed ....... 59c

 

Specials

FIBRE LUNCH BOXES. W'

larly 250 ....... 3 ........ 190
SHOE DRESSING. - French
gloss, We ............ 7o

RED E CLEABSER. cleans and
scours: does not hurt the
bends; regularly 10c. Wed-
nesday.... ..... ....Itor25e

AMERICAN ALARM CLOCKs.
reg. 79c. Wednesday. . . . .630

 

Dustiees Floor
Mops

just the thing for hardwood
floors; regularly the. Wallace

4,90 _
Shelf Paper

Plain white or colored Shelf Pa-
per, fancy lace edae. 13-yard
packages. Wonder '

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_ 6 for 190

Bpksltoriic

Double Rice
Boilers

 

Mt. high grade Gray Enameled
Double Rice Boilers; regular-
ly 59c. Wednesday

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TO DINONIJI TWIN LAKII POl‘l’w
WG‘. . .

Nukml
'MM' I“

WASHINGTON sent. hm post
”W has ordered the die-

Mundane oi the pest silos st this;

labs utchseid eeusty. Cass. on
October 1. Hail must auto chapte-
ville.

The asst-lam aural ass enn-
lnlsslstled been I. mistletoe pest-

?setsi shines haul» will be opened
Norwich. lurid“. Ind loath Namath.

done. Tile Mm
Wetland»

 

 

otutle Vim avenue. 1
on is balsa spread upon Welt eve»

Cactus MM‘W teller by Street» Commissioner

um i". may, of Kermit. the
street wuelledsariieria tile men.
but needed it quite badly by 'W.
The» Maids on may for the
stern a subscription alone the edicts-

 

lMtloor smile but ruse.

mm. Tm. em Hos lea-
det. of New Orleans. had little trouble
in will lee “colonialism.

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

OTOP IIQWN‘UOBAN BOUT.
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"Kneeileut" Was Winding holly
Winn ”in im‘
W0 lest. a. are. police last
M smell e ”it between “Knock
eel" mewrm’hmertlu
lrefit. is on mean rolled. it was to
have we the rounds but literal: was
singly a eheonin bloat for Brown
site the pollen him no save pin
from s knockout.
“Kid" nee» knocked out Bob W.
the Canadian burnout, to the ant
round at a almond coolest.

 

«a. char liens heath.
mom or lore-ll em.“
ntmomamahsrewom

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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