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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 13, 1911 · page 6

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MIXTURE ALMANAC FOR

‘ , Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.. will

, o'clock p. to. Work. M. M. Degree. fol-
lowed by a banquet. All Mailer Ma-
. eons cordially and internally invited.

‘arenannrs' ANp MANUFACTUR-

“ Vice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon

' EVENING SENTINEL TELE-

advocates of what they call socialism

duct is that no uro all socialists: wo'Vu

"'"dtt-m. lint2 tho point we but'o lti mind

‘. for us?

I .10 be luwcrcd
; ‘ ”The Wild Colour-l baa hoard tho roll

' ‘11 it‘tilltll‘lld uro t‘ltl'l‘l'l‘l, by going to tho

7 "rho drooping of McGuire and

 

 

 

11““ Golden, Editor and
Pro rletor

. common;
. tittesfizogiritetnstts. '
h tide 3:1t a. m.; 3:3 p. m.
MAOONIC DIRECTORY.:

A Special Communication of Old

 

he held at its rooma, Oct. 13th, at 8

Fraternnlly youra.
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Oec'y.

 

 

SOCIETY NOTICES
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ERS' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President

.Frank W. Hadley, Secretary

Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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5" PHONE CALLS
ga-a—News Department
92-3-—Business Department
«-2~Branch Office, Norwalir

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WE'RE ALL "SOCIALISTS."
(llait'llortl C‘ourunt.)

Thcro is a lot or loose tnlk abottt
"socialism." Sumo of the most activo

arc among the blltei‘oal enomlcu of no-
cioty. it is thonc and what. thoy pro»
lose to stand for that tho avorauo man
of industry and order opposcs. 'l‘ltc

got to bc so Mill: on wo havo soviolv.
It is socialism to maintain it‘co public
schools at ut-ttot'ni oxpcnao. ’l‘iio po-
llco. paid for out ot‘ tho common
piano, roproscnt an incidout ot' Sindhi-v
ism. Every timc tho tit-o doparttttottt!
turns out it goon to bctp ouc at. tho ox :
house of all. it stands for tho com-'
mon cauae. llcro ltt Ilztrttortl wo rank
high up itt socialism by rcttaon ot‘ ('till~
ducting our own water works. ’l‘hat'r»
smoothing that oth’tr: cotmnuuitics
shudder at tho thought of. and. incl-
domall)’. it may ho rctnat'kcd that tho
worst siluddoriuu is don.- by ntoao who
now not the profits of tho prlvato syn

 

is that this aubjo’ct of socialism is a
question of dogroo. not of kind. \\‘o
nro all socialists and mus-t ho until “'0;
strike for tho woodu and ilvo alonc.
III is really how far shall thin H(‘ltt'lltl'
oi mutuality and connotation In- car
rlod. Shall We throw away all inth'
viduttlity or shall \ro rotain our gonor-
al laltaltlro and Illtll'llt‘llllt‘lll‘lt and.
oonutruo tho Goldcu Ilulc t’or ouracivcsl
Instead of having otht-m t‘oltslt‘ilo it

 

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Dr. Francis a, ten. of “(IR Moltlcfl.l
placed tho roupousibiliti for most ot‘j
(illtl’ uoclnl li'oulilos upon gt’t'otl. lit-v
all”: “(lrootl dit'oi-tly or iutliroctlr dc
pi‘lveu tho uol'ktuun ot‘ his rout-iottablo
liotirn «it I't‘SI, tit-bod ptialtou tho homo:
mutict‘. woman. Into tho buttlt- of hunt
“our. life. lii‘ood tlrtvoa tho doilculo
school thihi boyontl his capiicity.
Greed tn'ewuts tnarriaito. and nor-
Vt-rtit its hittiiost idouln. (it'ocil drivoai
the lightning l‘lllll‘lftltl and tlotuinutcu‘
the spood-tutui chauitnur. (In-mi in
tho corncrutonc or the’ truat. and thr-
keyetono of Ol‘hiiIlIZl‘tl labor.“
.. ..._..,. .. ...._.....
RIGHT TO THE POINT.

(in tho day witon tho Mounticbumutu
.ilopuhllcnna trot-.- aiuioiit iutllriiltn.’
Reticulum K. tho pt'outttcnt wait tolitttut
"Wyoming that Sciwduic K would litrtti‘
ttunton 'l‘ranucrlpt.
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of tho wild attain. and will hood It,

tPaclllc count ntitLprm't-oitiuu to ha in?-

‘tilrat living 'proitttb-ut to ltarpomt
NilllIlllx-r‘Nl’ll‘ litivon lloirinton.
' . w...

A woman or exportation says that "a
girl of ntxtoon ittu't whit- enough to tclt
the titlloront-o tietwoou a jolly and Mn‘
eerily." Funny that this inability bi
gonad in tho ntorner uox ottoo to tho
3mm ago at no yearanow York Tol-

zrnph.
, .. . ..

Now llotntlao. Mo. taken it "(loud
.dnunke" to tho cometary and lain them
mite up Ill ll urnvc that Ilia thum.
'Thtl to until to ottcct n citrc.--Norwioli
@ttllntla.

“0—- a
the
democracy rctircmont of Dunlap from
filo «animal of agriculture, unseen
taint those mar. may not hate boon
tabetiod.~—~New Bodtrml

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.. M’lirclcon iciogrnoitr “own" room to
_ mirth; much or a hit in the Turiro-

Mn “nu—New rout aim.

inn-m

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“WOMlvg SUIT ,

The Suits we are uttering at this price are without doubt the greatest ever. We have
them in plain tailored effects. made from novelty cloth, handsome blue surges.
braid trimmed. and blue and black worsteds in self stripes.

MEN’S SUIT

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

At this price we are showing both the English long roll triplets and the standard models.
Materials are English tweeds, blue serges and cessimeree.
Wei“. grays and golden browns. offer a wide range to choose from.

LOTHING
on canon

2 UR STOCKinciudesl everything in the line of wearing apparel, from Halo down
to Shoes for Men, Women and Children. Made in the latest styles and best

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

, SEWNTINEL
‘ EADERS"
V

IEW S
2 LAW ABOUT SIGNS VIOLATEO.

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1 South Nut-walk. Conn.
October 12, 1911.
Editor of The Evening Sentinel:

It memory nerves me. there is a law
On our statute books prohibiting plac-
ing of advertising on the trees. tale»
‘grnph poles. and other available ulncon
along our public, thoroughfares. As we
drive about N0rvt;nllr we noto. that this
law to not obi-rod so far no Norwntk
is concerned. Where are our select-
'tuout~~whnt turn they dottigwwhr don't
lltcy arouse themselves had prevent
tibia wltoioanlo advertising on our pub-
‘lic hitthwartt.

 

 

 

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New log blues,

 

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HOW THE CLUBS WOUND UP.

we

Final Standinga in the Two Major
League.

New York train was unable to win no
‘lllally games iii-the National League on
the Athletics won iii the Atuorican
Mitotic. 'I‘ho llital standing of both
longtwti is no follows:

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uhtch could tmvo dono tho sumo thing
without bragging about it.

'l‘olt-ttrnm

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'l'tvo Houston mcn wct'o nrroutcd oii
sunptclon IK‘CIIIIM! thoy woro trying to
sell a newton machine tor ton m-utn.
Wo know of n guild many mott- who
would rathor itnu- ton routs than Ii

sowiui: Illfll‘llilll‘.' , Houston i‘ont.

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Au oxpodttlon lillti act out from liti-

i‘ut‘d l'liil'vt‘till) In study tho habits of
on ono of tho South Sou
lt roiuatua to ho noon wheth‘

cannibu I s
islands.

or tho t'tillllllltllit or tho world will pru-
lit Illnrl trout tho uudot‘iaixlng,—---\\’tlkcn

llarrc ul'l‘nl'd.
w...”
iiilly Sunday. thc ovattgcitst. calcit-

lnton that whilc it coutu $5“. to auto it
until itt Non \‘orli, tho t-xpcnuc of tho
in ilwton hi 8150. This
allows that IlN'ilI ht-iiilniont in Boston
is llllllllll' to Satan. lloiitou Transcript
..+_-
Many a tuna \\|l() \\'|'Ill‘tl without
cotnpunctlon a tom; and todloua purit’
platform would oouuidor it an untrain-
to ho tori-oil to till through a forty-min-
uto :il'idlilllll. i'rovidout-o Tribuno.
«O'—
A woodon to; tittrtyunlnc Im'lll‘fi
around iii bola; mnde tor a woman by
it Pittsburgh tlrtn. The attention or
Mr. l’iuobot and the otlior COIIMII‘VII-
tlontnta bi rcupecttully tnvltod to this
cnac.-»~~t-ichenoctady Unloinltnr.

4..
A Now \‘ori. poet wait abut whtlo
out hunting. 'l‘hnt bi too had. It

bottor to burn uhot him while ltt tho
not of writing ono of lhoac mattnzlno
itlllllfl.‘ Afit‘l'lilllllll ’i‘rilntiiollopublicnu.
d...—
Maybc tt'it tit-cation at tho poiltcnciui
or a uncut to hiti Iltlillil, but the Ft“
port of union of tho saying» of Mr.
'I‘utt out in the tar wont rot-mod

I’roim.

.—.

him. wiirtdnouort Tole-gram.

vcn Journal-Courier.
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W“ “Mild verit- headroom. out

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woman to tut that it would have broil

l’roaiilcm 'i‘at't. in route of the mutt-
orn townii no la vlsttlmr. tit ecrvttiir burning they said.
fill an exhibit for country intro. and.
any nitmbor of poopio norm to think ”my “r driving With “creator ””5
it worth titty route to get a look at than to renaonoblo or proper." cold

May we venture to “sort that Mor-

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par Rockies-ly-

l\:\.\‘lil’li\'. (it‘t. Iii. ltt tltc l'llv
court this morning. (lcorgc Ktrke. drug
was conviclcd at driving his. nutomo.
tic t'ot-klmoalt boar tho Fair tlronutlu
on tho titttbt oi llotohor .1, whoa 'l‘hotttW
us. (‘t‘timu of .‘tllry llrooii. was struck
lty tho Illnt‘llllll' on tho road to Sugar
Hollow. .\lr. Kirkc was tlticd 8‘27. and
coate

Mr. l‘l‘ullr‘ mm consitloruhlt injnrod
in tho llt'l‘lllt‘lll. At tho ctuct'uoncy
hospital in poiicc houdtpiartcra, whoi'o
h.- “'llii allotttlctl, it was found that ho

‘rocoivoti ii ruin-toil wound ot‘ot‘ tlic loft

«to. ntt inch atid bail out on tho
bark of bio bond and a bruhzo itit'i‘ titt-
loll hip. .\Ir, Ktrlto was driving to-
ward his homo In Illti Hutch untotuo-
bilo, whoa be calm- upon Mr l‘rnnn
who Willi working With a road uprink~
Mr and was carrying a lotttorn a abort
ultittunco itchind tho curt.
raid that ho know nothing of tho up~|
proucli of tho utttontobilb from tho rotir
until tho tnnchino struck him and
throw him down an ombnukutcui be»
fill}? the road ' '

Mr. Klrko instilled that he did not
two the watbr cart ahead of Mr. (‘rane
and that ho iiwet‘vod to the left of the
rout! aumclcntlv to clear the Hun with
the lantern. He said that when be
was about oppoelio the man Ito saw
the water cart directly altontl and Jain-

gillt'd on tho brakon. canning tho rotir
oi the machtno to whip about toward
Mr. l‘rnno. ito natd he saw tho Inu-
tcrti throat to into oltlo an he won pann-
Inn and boltovod that Mr. l'rutic tulxht
havo jutapod. thotiith ho to not auro‘
tho auto did not ntrlko him.
IKtrhu toattllhd that lthi car struck the
‘wator cttrt. which ho t-aitto upon an
utitltlonly that ho could tint turn out
mttllciontlr to clear it.

Mr. Kiritr and another itiditctlohl

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chnrumt with innitrttcncy. chw York mun, who Wilt fliiittit With him. twill-2

'iilANlI.A. Oct. I.’i.«~l‘harleo llottuis-
rioo. u midlthlpnmti of tho cruiin‘r
. Now ()ttoiinu.,wttittiz to tho l‘nitcd
Siam: Auntie
litdl)’.

AMERICAN INDIANS CONGRESS.
(‘tii.l'iilitl"s. _(t,
wcro act on [out at! Illt' Ill'ill formal
amnion (it tho Pivot l‘ottitroarv of Amort-
can Indiana hor'o totiny. tor training
tho iuott of this turn into ucioiitillt'
tnottioda of ugrirntturo
an mldrctui by .I. It. Shield. aovcrnmdnt
cxpcrt tnrtuor at liatttnttton. Okla.

aa‘éaa‘éaafiea‘agaaaafi
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at the round of twenty or twenty-(Ivor

miter an hour. 'l‘ho auto Illhto were

Judge Booth. in Illldllll Mr. Kirk.

‘that the tiutotnobtlhtt abould have
slowed itultoientty before pouring the

 

than with the lantern to decoration
rill A. initiator tallts too much. 80mm whether or not mm want anything on
boat mould reveal to him the "of? the further nine of the tutu.

oi the over talkative narrow—Now Iln-. \ '

LORIMIR one mvie‘t‘tonton. t

CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-~thh more than

no we titlderatlnd that tho gift oln dozen morphgmmd former member.
hate to the visiting mayor: when they of the legislature waiting to no on the
attend the Dnnbnry lair establiehnl f witneae mud. in. United am“ am.
the custom of uniform mayor-ally ltiitti‘i Ant. which to Involtisatln: the hurt.
it would not be a bad idem—«New thi- roer cane prepared today for hearth:

much testimony.

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livery “m“ “ 3‘” cm" in“ “i" bunker and e tomor- rncnber or the "
ear wearing one 0' “m“ new low. legletnturo. rm the first nitric“ on 2 . ,
"m”! "m“: "“1" “mm W “i' More list. He went matted tor tno' .
attoodvetr loolrthe “ ”“23 that termination ’ ”

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The Now Orleans in lying all l‘avitc.
having recently. '
cruise in t‘hinoue waters.

l’rloo had boon ordorod lo t‘oaiflu. No
one appoiittotl to tho Naval Acadctm
from I‘onttquunla on July 1'7, limit.
No caplliintinn of what lcd to tho do,
niand for htx rcalxnatiuu to illicit bore.

Won boat P0.

workmanship by Union labor. We, buy in vast quantities and this enables us to N” 3'0"“ --------- 99 it 1‘47

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give you the benefit of our extremely low prices, such as quoted above. '2,2‘2‘;;f;,‘:;; ' ' ‘ j ' : j ‘ ' 2; 23., .73.,
‘ 1 l’ltlilttit'ltthla ....... to in .52”

2 . St, Louis ........... If» It .503

Open _ A L Open ICSHNHn‘” ......... 70 x3 ‘33
Monday and Monday and nroottnn .......... cl at. .430
Sa‘urday ' Sa‘urduy lititiltltt ............. H W? .391

' . . American League.

E‘ enmgs \ . . JIM/f . .‘ ‘ ~ Evenings Won boat P.C.

, ' Philadelphia , . . lot so ,tltili
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10 South Mom Street, South Norwalk :i;;;:;‘“"“ --------- i‘.’ E f if?

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lloutob .......... 7K 7'» .310

. . . , . . - ,, . . .,. .. _ . .. ..- Now York .. . .. 7t} it; .300

'l'ht-rc boo (illit‘l‘ clitos in tho stain: auro ontven FINED. utosutPMAN PRICE summer. “""WW‘" “i 5‘" «“3
St. Louis .......... iii lit? “:96

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NEW VORK VOTERS REGISTER.

:vicw VHRK. tlct. l.‘l.-t~Thlo was the
rim day oi ministration km for the
tall elections. and although the prime
of the outing contort are mainly local.
tho political manniwrn nmicipatd‘ n
ltoilt‘y voto. The [homoerotic organi-
ration has a stout tight in prospect to
doloal the Fusion moronwul. which is
oppoucd to tho Tammany ticket in
New York county, tho indettondcttco
Il'nxtlt‘. the t‘ttieentt' linlon and otb~
or enrolled tndopcndcnt organiza-
tion». 'l‘bc contest for members of
in. asaombiy also is rewiring much
attoutton bccnuao the Republicans are
sparing no charts to win bocit thin

‘ committed suicide
2 an In the hood.

itclttt'ttod 'Irom it

tint, 13. - war.

taut ycnr wont Democratic for

TM“ tolluwod unit than in many 5cm.

Advertise your want: in The Sentinel.

 

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dren’s Wear

Calla. i M Jean-«Made 0i Vclvcts. Cordu~
roye. Chillon Broadclotht. Sergei. Cheviot:
and Polo Cloths. in the latest at les. Shown
hi all colors. also black and w ite. $7.90.
8.75, tons. taco. ”.90. to 49.00.

(lblldnn’e Fine French Hate. it to it yearn
sumac the medium and ular priced hats
In Scratch Felts. Beaver. elven and Stilts in
all colon and black and white. At 82.75. 3.50.
”a, 7.90. tong. use, to 30.00.

CI ‘ line White Pique Drench--

lmd mode. beautifully embroidered and

‘ "Ignited with Irish Crochet Medallions, Laces

an Inserting. Also plain. 34m. 5.75. 6.50.
7.75. 3.90. tone. to 20.00.

lnlante’ w‘ and aim 00a ‘ “lilntnllhl .
I. hit or without criteria white Cit: ’
Woolen lid ,Sillt Parana.

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a. endetta.
. and Embroidered and Plain styles.

trimmed with Stilt duny and Irish Crochet.
”no; 6.79. by). tom. mo. “.90. to 85m.

and Glam Stilt m.

From the pioneer to the linear qualit , hand
Willi Irish Crochet t honing.

Stilt . Poplin. also the dune-tic raise

to chance horn. Jinn. up. :3- . no. 4.: .

widow. “noun-a nun.
WWW ~ ye l"

a $35.1?

lli- losing two [llllilt‘fi yontcrday, tho

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Wild Scramble When Some One Veiled
i "Fire."

2 NEW LONDON, Oct. l3 Iluranthe
‘lll'Olll‘l‘flti of u dance ot the local Ital.
inn societies in Lawrence hntl last
night smoke from a burning awning
on a lower floor oiled the hall and
when some one cried fire there was
a men of acme 600 dancers for the
ultra. .

Fortunately In the scramble tor the
street no out- was injured. but there
Wore many narrow QBOHMS and fully
halt oi thorn in the tutti had gained
the open air before tho panic was qui-
eted.

YALI FOOTBALL ENTHUSIABTS
‘ WATCH PRACTICE.

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 13'3——Every tit-
toraoon during tho tootball «cation
«cores of Yale students whofhave no
lrocltnttonn. and a sprinkling of Yale
men who live In the city. gather on

The sanitary, scientific cream-
ery makes Gold Medal Butter

proof, dust-proof package

The same package which has
made Unceda Biscuit the na- '
tional soda cracker, has made

. Gold Medal the popular New
England butter.
the same sanitary package is

No other, creamery can use
Gold Medal is the Only butter

purity perfectly guarded, its
delicious flavor perfectly

Seven million pounds of Gold
Medal Creamery Butter were
sold last year.

receive a single complaint.

A treat is in store for you if
you taste it today.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Identically

That is why

you with its

We did not

Douglass

Springfield Providence

 

ARRESTING SUSPECTS.
New York Detectivea Looking tor A
uilant of Mice Agnea Waugh.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.———No crime of
roccnt yours has aroused the New
York police to roenter activity than
the inhuman attack on Misti Agnes
Waugh. tho 19 ream old toonographer,
who lies near death t'oday at her pan
ento‘ home in Brooklyn. Twenty-two
dotectttes have been detailed to the
(“50.

Their tit-arch points principally to.
ward Fort Hamilton, tho military rem
orvutlon near the Klrl'a horde. Ono
aoldicr la cinder urrcut, and the potion
on... they cxpcrtou to arrest another.

The prisoncrr hi lioujatuln Putnam.
of Illughatntouhbl. \'., who had bought.
bin discharge from sot-viro only yel-
tertlnv morning. Whoa arrested lnat
night he won aboard a strainer about
to sail for Portland. Multtc. While the
notion do tint tit-citric Putnam ut the
I‘Al'llflli. tilt-y arc holding him as it possi-

 

 

tbo football fluid to whichdho fluoride

.- ‘ at practice. When secret practice tel
ibeld these \‘llillol‘ll to Yale Field are;

dllllmiOIIllt‘d and have their trip for
nothing. or at least one very little of
the men. Today the football author».
liter Announced that hmntter ad-
vance notice will hit. given 0! secret
practice.

Today": practica will be behind
cloud enter in preparation tor to.
inorrow’a some union Virginie Polyi
technic School. Every continence ta
telt that Yale will hold its opponents
with can and the cannot-lion to that;
the contest will otter opportunity (or;
diverritied play on Yale‘s part to to;
millet-too the man with the poniblh,
liter of end rune. forward till-Int and:
drop Melting. but your the [time at.
title Item of the schedule me again»

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Vanderbilt Unlvmitr. Yule turn her.

no em drummer at tho my

bin wttumtn. The man they are after
today it! an ltifantrymnn who was over‘
hoard boasting in a saloon of Mn con-
quests among women.

In her periods of consciousness Mitts
Waugh ~could te’ll little about her no-
nilant‘a appearance. The attack oc-
curred Wedneeday night within a
block or her home.

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TH! PROPER DAV’O WORK.

HANOVER. N. 11.. Oct. 13.~Nonrb'
live hundred buelnenl apd profenlorr
el then from all parts of New Enlland
attended today’s session at confer.
once on scientific management hold
by the 't‘nclr School at Administra- .
lion and Finance, at Dartmouth Cob
logo. At the opening session the prin-
clpnl adore-s was by Henry 1.. Gentt.
at New York, his subject being “The
Task and the Proper Day'r Work.”
Harrington Emmott. of New York.
spoke on the topic "The Oppoirtnnity
or tumor Under a fitment of Idiom-
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