Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 24, 1911 · page 6

 

 

 
 

Evamuo Sahrmmfi
19““ 501301;; Editor and.

 
 

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SOCIETY nations
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flAIONlc .DIRIG‘I'ORY.
A Stated Convocation of Iutier

Chapter. R. A. M., will be held at in
room October 25th, 1911, at 8 o'clock
p. in. Work; Mark Degree. All 8. A.
Masons cordially and internally invit-
ed. -

 

Fraternaliy yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Boc'y.

 

 

IERCHANTS' ' AND MAN UFACTUR-
ERS' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee. President
Vice-president. Charles]. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer

 

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The Massachusetts supromo court
has just dotorminod u lot) int: cane 1'0-
i-ipoctiihg tho proprloly o tho usual
railroad rogulation that dogs shall not

" High tide 12:3 a. m.; not. g. m.

 

THE LAYDEN LICINBE TRANSFER
Oct. 23 1911.
Editor South Norwalk‘fientinel:

'Doar air: Jareply to a statement
made in- your edition of the am last.
that the remonatrancc against the
transfer of a liquor license owned by,
the late James E burden to hip wife.
Mrs Mary-E. Loyden. made by us had
been withdrawn, would say: in reply
to our rcmonstrance the county coni~
mleslonera announced a hearing for
Friday. October 20th. in reply to such
unnounccmont we stated that We have
nothing to add to what had already
boon stated in tho romonstranco: via,
That in our judgment the business.
the character and associations of a
harvroom wore such that we deemed
it improper and believed it. to ho opt
posed to tho public judgment that. a
woman should ongagodn ii. and that
that reason was emphasized by the
fact that. the applicant, had a boy. and
if sho was to be in any degree actually
engaged in the luminous that boy must
ho. more or loss in touch with bar~room
lilo. We also stated that the question
of the sale of such license after its

 

bl'. carriod in pliasongcr coachoo. 'l‘ho,
roguiatiou happily, is suataincd,l
though tho railroad in thin inatanoo la'
iiuhio in pccuniary dnnuigoa liocauaoi
of tho method omployod by a con-l
doctor to oni'orco it. ’l‘ho uncontruu
tilt-toil tostiniouy is to tho effect that:
tho tuiasongor was incllncd to insist!
that his dog should rido with him.l
The conductor, insioud of auiimlttlngi
to hint tho throo obvious promuitions
that ho surrondor tho dog to tho but;
gugoniun, or point“ it to ho put off
tho train. at lcuvo tho Halo and take
the dog with him. airostod tho pus-i
contour lot mailing taro ind “ltd to
turn him m'or to tho town roastuhlo
at a way station, 'l‘iio wary conslabioi
roi‘uaod to accept tho priaonor. who
tiioi‘oupon mado his way soniohow to;
if , his destination proaumuhly without

(zooming anothcr lost of tho dog rulo. l

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,5T*“""‘ 'l‘imo was whon- tho woil and its!

I. "old ouhon iiuckoi." woro notardod an
'grcut hiosaings by communllioa anti

, ii'ai’olora. Those days woro filicd with:
Woll rccords and comparisons and tho2
lino wator one found in nouriy ovory;
woll was tho tint-at drink one could
doairo. Those wore days of small
settlemonts and the danger of con-i
lamination was consoqiiontly much;
sutuiior than now. Whoa wator ova-LI
‘toms. by which the hold was pipcd
into tho homo. hogan to cotno into'
noel-ho woli still enjoyed rapport and
an it hogan to ho lost sight of in norm
lions whoro houuoa multipllod rupldlyi
those wells still in uao noomod illlod
with more doairahlo wutor titan oyor‘
poloro. But that throw conditions not-m
to have past in tipptiront on oi'ory
hand nowadays. Evon tho wandorinu
trump will pass a woll with a lino;
ropulaiion for purity anti liuatio for.
tho drinitluvg fountain (city watori of

. tho town i‘aihor than take chuncon‘

I V with diacaao gonna.-~—\'l'utorbury ltin;
publicun. -

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

BOY HUNTER EHOT DEAD.

W»-

Millvilie Lad Accidentally Discharges
Gun While Hunting Rabin.

NAUGA'l‘Uth. ()ct. 24.~'l‘.he first
fatality of tho hunting uoaatm occurr-
od youiorduy whoa I’otor lALWHLm, 20;
liiilll and lnatunlly hillod himloll‘ it'll-h!
a shot gun. ldiWMfll. with two com-
panlona, \vna hunting rulihltu. and in u
manuor an yot unoxpluinod. hilt gun
Willi nocldontaliy (discharged, tho allot.
. ontorinu; hla atotnurh killing him in-
alantly Aaaiatunt t‘oronor Motto:
pout-o it lu' understood. will conduct?
an investigation in tho muiior tomor-i
row.

m-_-. mm-

I. P. MEAD FRACTURES HIP.
., . Ex- «tumult-alter B. l‘. Mead, who
. ' ’. lives on Booth Avenue in Now~Canannil
foil in hip room Friday night, and
fractured hie on. Bi... Mr. Mead has
. been under the care or a private phy-
‘ aician for the past your, muttering from
mental disease. tic atom from his
”that! Friday night. and was walking
waround his room, as wan his custom
' several timers during the night. Just
* how the fell ocdurood to not known.
lint}. B. Keeler and Mr. Mead'a at—
_ tending physician net the fracture. it
is paid that since the accident the pa“
tinting. seem to he clearer minded. but
that there to little hope of his ever
.‘ . luring his bed again. Mr. Mendi-
weil known throughout the State. and
was at one time a prominent politi-
cian. till con, B. it. Mead, is a mem-
m at the law firm of Bartram Ind

 

 
 
 

 

 

transfer was eatlroly optional with the
applicant and had nothing to do with
the case in hand.

We rogrot that the commissioners
did not rofuso the tranafer in flow of
the fact that we hate in our town six‘
moro saloons than is pormisaihlo nu.
domho proaont law. and also theroby
rollovlnt: another from tho awful roa
ponalhiiity of roaring her only non
amid lhoao inlluoncou thi‘.il moio than
of Hiltif‘l). and tho dostruclion of all
that i: finest and boat in human por-
aonaiiti'.

Witt. W. till.i.lES.
DANIEL liliOMhlElilElY.
R P. MORGAN

BUTLER LODGE PLANS.

.Movement on Foot to increase the
Building Fund This Winter

The entertainment comm'ittoo or
llutlor"l.odgo. No. 107. l. 0. O. P. has

1‘ planned a sorted of ovonlu for tho coni~
glut: wintor.

Tho ohioct is to add to
the building fund. in ordor that tho
loduo can go ahead with plum for
building in tho spring. Following in
tho schodulo of molds:

October 26«t)poninu night: dancing.
«to. Admission free.

November 2-—-iiox social; dancing.

Noromher lib—«Progressive whist.
throo prizos. '

Novom-hor

liocotnbor
prizoa.

iiocomhor 2i Progroaaivo Whilst;
lhl‘co prints. ‘

January it Barn Dunno.

January 37. Hot ooclai; compotilivo
drill bota'oon guard toumu of llutlor
Loduo anti Euroka Rohokuh Loduo for
a $5 gold pioco.

February it Apron and
party.

February 22-wl’roaroosivo whial;
throo prizoa.

March li- Masquerade bath.
prizes. ,

March 22~~liox social: dancinx.

April 5*i’rogrosalvo whi’kl; three
pril.oa.

April it: —Apron and nookilo party

April Zilmniiiili'oluary of Odd Fol

23~»lturn dance.
7~ Masquorado ball; four

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nociilio

four

. lowaiilp.

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FOR THOSE WHO HEAR NOT.
(New York Times.)

'I‘ho hullhoy had fairly apllt. hla
tin-oat shouting diroctloas to don!
portiona who had called to non Mr.
Schwartz. Mr. Echo/art: livod in tho
tom-iii iloor roar. riahtdmnd apart-
inoni. through the long hall and up
tho hunk atulru. 'it took a good deal
of shouting to motto some folhs un~
dhrsiand that.

"i never new so many deaf people.

in my life," said the boy. "What on
earth am they all running up to
Schwartz's for?"

"Mr. Schwartz haa advertised a dead
man's phonograph for so ," said a
neighbor. "He ‘is very hard of hear-
ing. The phonograph was made or
pooislly for him. It has an optionally
loud tone.
henrinl can lire with each entertiin‘
merit. Mr. schwartz to new trouble.
has advertised for a deaf nonlinear."

 

 

WALL 31x. 11 a. tar-heading took ‘

the leadership in an upward move.
aunt. «but although it resistant sii'
improvement of 1M. asincelmitore
Vera siluht. The failure or the list
to risolwith my spirit» prompted pro-
fit taking salsa; Medina lost hall or
its entrance and v. 8. Steel, Ameri-

Nobody but the harden ,

out limiting. Union Pacific, Amalia? ,
, WM and some hint: satin
Mi

 

 

 

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The EnchantEd
Casde

(Boston Transcript)

t.

Silver-tinged, its towers wait for
the blare

'Oi the dawn‘s viewless trumpets

on the air——

Yet look! They melt. they van-
ish er: the sun

Victory over all dark cloud. hath
won-—
Ii.

Nor daylong shall they come
" again in sight.

Save should the spirit for e’mo- .

meat yearn .

To leave the real for a fancy-
flight

Or. as in respite. to remembrfince

turn—
0

III.

But sunset brings them back: and
to the wail

0f gleaming winds they. from a
mist-spun veil.

In the iridescent tints uponciear
gold.

Ramparts. “airways and turrets
all re~mould—

- iv.

And‘ there in moonshine or in
unless night.

The windows glow and ,shape

their urgent zone. ,

Bidding hope rise and keep for
eye in sight

Goals yet more glorious of the
vast Unknown.

«William Struthers.

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

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A VtIiT TO OUR ‘ABEMENT DEPARTMENT TOMORROW WILL BE PROFITABLE FOR THOSE iN-
TEREBTED lN HIGH-GRAD: HOUSEFURNIBHINOB AT ECONOMY PRICES. AND THE VALUE!
WILL OPRILY mNB WONDERFUL REOULTI. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE OPPORTUNiTiES.

h behind every

Angle Lamp'

We sell' it because we know
it' 3 right. Easyand simple to use——

NO WM:
N0 8310“

NO DANGER
NO WORRY'

No variation of light,’ in quantity or quality
tonne-ennui. ”Macadam-M

M Didrtdulanfar Mi: Locality.

 

 

Solid copper. nlcklo piaiod Ton
Kettles. with flat bottom. Sizes

 

’i‘. it audit
and ‘1.:‘\'.
need-or

;remiariy “-00. 3t. 2:”.
Your choice “od-

79c
Galvanized Pails

12 qt. heavy Galvanised Pails.
usually 20c. Wednesday

14c -
Shelf Paper

Plain white or colored Shelf
Paper. with fancy lace edge; :3
yard imchaae; usually :‘ic. “'cd’
nesday

' 2 for Se
Bread Toasters

i‘pright Bread Toasters: will
toast four slices of bread at
once. Can be used on vocal. oil.
gas or gasoline stoves; annal-
‘iy the. Wednesday

8c - .
Egg Boxes

Well made paper Egg Boxes,
will hold 12 can usually 100
dozen. Wednesday. DOZEN

7c

 

 

Copper Boilers

Extra heavy solid
Wash Boilers.
handles.

copper, oblong
with stationary wood
Regularly

Sizes S and 9.

 

83.00 and 3323
holiday

\

Your choice. Wod-

$2.19
Book Racks

‘Mission Finish Book Racks, capacity

2 books; callable for table or man

 

tie: regularly lac. Wednesday

9c
Shoe Polish

French Gloss Black Liquid Shoe Pol-
ish; usually 10c. Wednesday

Sc

Table Tumblers ’

Heavy (liasa Table Tumblersg
regular value 350. doz. Wednes-
day. DOZEN

19c
Aluminum Ware

"'t’ear-evor' American Cooking

Utensils are far superior to any

other .make. 3 -=

4. at. long handle Saucepans:
usually 98c. Wednesday..79e

1 qt. Tea Pots. usually $1.98.

 

Wednesday ........... $1.49
1 qt. (‘olfoe Pots. usually 8119.
Wednesday ....... . . . . $1.15

 

Bath Tub Soap
Dishes

Extra heavy brass, nicely nickle
plated; usually 7:10. Wednes-

& 39c
Lunch Boxes

imitation Leather Lunch lioxos,
with leather handles; usually
l0c.. Wednesday '

3c
Red E Cleanser

This well known Cleanser
clean and scours white sinks.
bath tuba. tlaware. nickel ware.
etc; usually 10c can. Wednes-

6 for 25¢

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

tiOLD Int" ITOLIN.
BERNIE Bwiturland. Oct. iii:—
There it» been a mysterious theft of
bars of gold of a value of 328. 000.
which had be'en consigned to the
Swiss National Bank by London hour:
on. Ellht cone of bar. of sold. hov-
in: a total ulna pt more then $200.-
000. were chipped from the British
capital. When they downed here, it
was round that “one of the cues had
been emailed at it: acid. for which
bars of iced had been «buttoned.
M

OOLDIN WEDDING m TORRING:
i ION.
Mailman. dot. at.-Mr. m
lira. Joint Workman would” cele-
halted the colder: aimimary of their
minim. air. win-Inna in mutant

 

 

armrmmdnouu Widen-
heel“

 

NAVAL VEMILS ARRIVE.

 

Fifteen Warship. In New York Harbor
Ready for Next Week's Review.

new roux. Oct. u.——rife ships of .

peace etood aide today while litteon
mist fistula: machines of the United
States Navy steamed majestically up
the harbor. The visitors wore all list:
tie-hing. the advance guard of‘ the
act which will assemble here to pat"
ticipate in the naval- msneuvers next
woek.1‘he battleships which are tin-*4
an Read Admiral Osteriieui. had to

more cautiously and it will be you ‘

into the afternoon before the last or

the hattiuhlps are in the North’niver

to wait tor the other vessels which
will participate in the maneuvers.

. 'i'he lietiluhlpe which arrived today
one '_ the What. Item

 

 
 
 
 

”1m” “llmnw ‘

until the entire fleet thrillers next Eon-
day.

 

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catty suffering from mental defence.
meat. Mrs. Axel Johnson. wife of a.
farmer living near here. locked iter-
seif and her six little children lln their '
home reiterdey and net the to the

can we: working in slieid come dis-
‘tance from the hours when the‘ tran—
edy occurred.

 

FOUR NIW VOLCANOIB AOTiVl. ‘
‘ VAIJDEZ. Alaska. Oct. 24.—-Prospec-
tort returnlnn from Port Walla report
that four new volcanoes are belchlnll
MN 0“»de on the mill Paula-um
Mn tin Will m. the mo

 
 
 

 

morass some our Ann nan
nannnoctt N 1).. Oct at. -—Aimr- ‘

house. All were burned. Mr. John- K

 

 

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