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:THESou'rnNonwsLn
EVENING SENTINEL
James Golden, Editor and
Proprietor ‘ 5 .~
THURSDAY, ‘nov. a. mo -'
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SOCIETY NOTICES
an“:
"MONK: DIRIGTOBY.
Old Will Luau, N0. 108,!1 Ind A. iii. Lon _
« to a: rim "lit-hm - * ‘ ' ~'
“ ' I out. at um ue ”0 To the Editoro « l.
soch‘ month-duly and August 63- Dear all" 1:3: inflexbuse Dr
ooptod—at 8 o'clock. All Master " . . . '
Masons cordially invited Rood Chancellors mind ‘in regard to any
H. Flynn. W M. Robert M. Wilcox. erroneous impression which my tir-
590- _ tirisoi October 80 may have made
Iutltr Chapter. N138. R' A' M. upon it. in regard to his unfamiliarity
‘ fie?“ in “3;”? f“"$‘”‘;fi$‘“ with Alderman history or his inalie-
unstreot, on nine , ,
ouch month—July and August“: lousy, incompetency or disqualification
‘ I. “9‘05“” 8 00100“ A l “03'“ "3 to teach. or neglect in teaching it in
‘V ““0““ cordially invited. Thaddeus the schools. for l neither said or had
f ,1 .. ‘Ouyer. H‘ P Robert M' Wilcox. reference to anything of the kind. for
~ I". ROBERT M 'WlLCOX my. 1 have always heard that he Was—and
’ . y W ' ' never heard anything to the contrary
, R- ——a brilliant. capable. competent and
"ERCH11:?AA°':3G:¢T:;ACTU qualified man in any and all branches
! ~ ' of his roles-ion.
N’h'miah and"? Frame“ llui fhs’point of my contention was
Vlcfiptesldentv CW] WES” his right, or the advisability. or bring-
Funk W Hadley“ sea-em ing polities into the schools, and the
“mm" “"3“” Treasurer lack of teaching sacred history. which
" is Just as essential for the well-being
EVENING SENTI EL TELE‘ oi’ the country as American history.
PHONE C S i am not at all distressed in regard
gait-NOW! Departmcflt to Mr. Cinn’beilor‘l‘ssiory. i am not
gang—Bulimia Department one. of the ‘sect that is envious or
44-2—Bronch 051“. Norwalk jealous because nomeone else is for
I90 -—Edlt0f S Raid”me tnnoto snd successful in life. and want
790'5"‘C|ty WWI Rosidcncs ‘to drag them down to my level. or
“no.” o...“ lo the lovel of tho thrlitloss "hohoes"
THOSE VETERANS EXEMPTIONSJ that inlesi our communities. who hnve
(i ii .pno disposition to attain to success.
In its (moments yestor nv on to loud would not if that could.
atttitnoy generals opinion that the i am iiuly glad thut Our country in
grant oi Sllileurh to ( lill wur \elol‘ans In such a timirishiug condition under
was unconstitutional. comparison was.the governing polities oi the, present
mode with ”‘9 ”9va low Whm‘ administration so that a man can oom
glue $1 000 exemption to each proper ! mood .a salary of ‘12 I0 WI. “In “a
.1 ts- holding veteran suvs the Hartford! Trout that llll- it has not always been
(‘oumnt 1“ 93"“ ”m" it Should he so. Mr. (‘hnucelior says with 4 little
noted again the liemtlienoe ls exer 1tlilnt of mutant that he is not it Pro
(isod “’“am resident “mm" not .hlhiiloulsi but respects the wulter and
merelv \eteians of (‘onnoctlont lilrthIhIII fellow enthusiasts. A little prev.
or regiments The sweeping rondom lousl) he infers that I am it pessimist
~ nation of the 830 arrangement in let-t tI don't quite 59‘ how i can he both.
te‘ if "0‘ “1 law “Wu“ “q““ny '0 ”'9 l um u tomporonre advocate and he-
$l.0(ili exéniption. and this latter had liove in prohibiting the manufacture
. mgmpmregi demerlt oi npplving 0“” and sole of lutoxlcunts as a heveisgo
‘0 ““93””: 9" that m“ “‘“l‘. m“‘iiiut there or. vsuiouii wuywioprouioto
“99““ “d the most was deliorrod M! this end. in party preference l have
couldnt b“ helped, unless he Md M Itiltwslys sud invariably voted the? Re-
1'9““) 30‘ WOW”) lpubilrnn ticket. l mu not a pessimist.
There is still‘nnother phase of the for l have "I'M,“ looked “mm the
situation. whiih makes ”'0 Old law bright side of its politics no holds
.look less Just. Many touns are nowI sate
experiencing it revival of ronuclonro “hon l was it boy mv father work.
in the mutter oi' tnxutlou. 'i‘hey meted and supported it flmili’ of six (hll
for complying with the low. it is no- Idren and educated them. lull“! for
””0““ thnt in many "m0” the as ~ their schooling (for they did not lune
sentiment lists have been made out free soliools and text hooks then M
with values at from oil to T 3 per cent. Inan for ’1 it day and I?“ The
on the inn value of tho property.
There are isolated lustauoos where
the assessment was acknowledged to
‘lie below Bil per cent. Now it votoriln
who got “.000 of? from n 50 per rout.
fl vuluution and nuoihor \‘Cltil‘illl who got
$1.000 oft’ from n it!!! per cent. valun.‘
tlon did not stand on the some it‘l't'l.‘
The general lulustli'p lieonmo more up.
.- m.
..
Itosohers royeived iroiu $300 to will
per year and tho pllnrlpul not innit-
ihnn $300. touching eleven months and
a hull in it your. for they only hiid
two woeks' vac-lion then. Quite u
illiiorenro between “2.50 n tiny and
tlii‘u u-m-k. And not only this. bill
everything else in proportion has ad-
i vunrmi in like manner under tho, pros-
pnrout uh'on Inoughl down to spoolili ’ent ntlmlnlstrniious and policies.
(‘fliloi-i, mum-ally opposition to the Thorn was II i'liunge in tho policies
(illiilf-lt‘ to hlghoi finnros hits found
support among those whose henofltst
“(no illllll iodiu od.
uiiout Bt‘l’t‘nltt‘ll yours ngo. , \\'llui
wns the rosivt? We look hot-k to it
ins the administration of soiuhhousos
All this is immosiiuz and hours oniam (Milly dinner pails Would any
the gallon ll Milileii oi taxation no iessE reusonuilio man want to return to
than on tho suiijoci of voioiim ex- thoso “In”? It is also true i do not
emotions. ii is. of course. generally live in the (“th but I have worked
uuilimiooii that the prime ohjoit of in tho district for more than twenty-
n'“ ""“ '“w w” to shift "0'“ "“Illve yours. consequently um somewhat
mm” “W“ huve '0 "N" ”‘9 cost ii'tilllel'fliilil “with and interested in ii.
oi i-xi-mpllous iioiu the tux list to tho i also liolp m ii" the taxes that Dill'
“m" whutowr was t" he do“ (0‘ ”‘9 iho mumlutondenls' und tonehers’ sai
"M “"mm“ .’ Imlos nuii have n right to it v-olis lu
“‘”""‘ 1 their operation.
RIGHT Ti‘fli PO'NT l Now. its for till Bum Holmon is con-
roriwd, Mr. Editor. i am remindt-d oi
unlurldsnt that oorui‘rod when l was
nlloi. Ai ouo time i lmd occasion to
visit n uolnhhor I house who owned it
proves oi nomlnuiiun Governor linid- .lllrge dog and . small dot. [PM his
“I" for proslduui. , Ida: and I would have got along all
Irlghi li-iho littlo dog hadn't hinted
at». (ouneitliut ”mm,“ afford to lot“ in. nnd us it resultl got hit. i have
lllnsmuslumvliu indisua nud lmiislanni ““3“ Observed since that while hi-
pity the oxpouso nud dinvo tho iloto- l H" “"1" are not murh "“0““ thoy
riely of famous murder trials. She “‘“m’ ‘ U°°d ‘1’“ 0' trouble sumo
has not had it sensational onus of “m”-
hm own hliiot- (iorulion Marks .won! I "0“” m“ i" say ‘0' my “WM"
onpturod. liionoilt. tor l holisve, ho is my friend
I it have a liroiher by the some of 83m
l
Reciprocity is u lwuuiliul thing-
(lovornor llulilwlit Iminlnnled hlnvori
Smith for judgo of tho court of com-'
mon pious iiiul Muyor Smith now up-
”9....
Mary Nash is quoted sit saying: out! i ihinlt ho is all right. and i tolls
“To mo hscholorn and old molds are it for granted that all Slims are the
tho dpsdhmtds oi lite. the tree passes mnoi. it we put on hint glasses «a
‘ with which no papers the theatre erylhlnr iooltii (liluiii or I! we wosr
ot the universe in order to have s toll l smu rinses erorrihlnii looks srosn.
house." Now who i. Msriftiiushsud? it upon“ “new on lilo ions that
“on“ York rgyegmm, {we are looking through wrist m m
' .4... ' l am inclined to think it. had on his
Bismsreii‘s observation lust moo. instill"! loss when ho resd the wt
. loan in. did everything "s. «in too molt alluded to. M i did not mks
late," seems to apply to our good ii“ martian Wit til! Milli“ um!
president. especially with rogll'd to Will either snorehiai or monsrohisl.
iii. moi "uh—whim! Micro wins. to informers includod so! and all now
= mammals who“ pellet" would losil
-» t of nonmm to no to‘sucli mutants. i sold with
”Elilfli Prosidout 'Pstt with bolus it» in. union the socialist only. but
’ to tile trusts when his sdslin- sinus M has «mt for information i
mus oils boss um sctivo than will sun inst this or dis plantain
Iti- may in. mm mm in its Iooisiilt uniform "W- has
W low in n- this:
it is the hot
. WORDS". TO on: cushion!
writs"
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li'l
ii.
tilll ‘t
“in
BECAUSE OF HER.
With bore hmwn legs and tinted
gingham gown,“
I saw her‘i‘n-st—a loveiy'littit .
girl.
Her slender fingers clasped with-
in my own.
With low, sweet laughter. set
my heart awhlrl.
From out her wondrous eyes of
darkest Sine
Shane forth a soul all pure and
undefiled.
And all things young and beauti-
ful took on
An added chum hocause she
was a child.
Again I saw her as a maiden
grown.
A half ope‘d blossom. whose
rare grade fulfilled
l"
The promise of the bud and yet
gave hints
Oi greater glorilés. when. if ggd
so mulled,
so u.
.a
The hull blown rose should ope to
fullest flower. ‘
I brought my gifts of tankin-
cense and myrrh. .
To lay them at her feet; and over.
more
I reverenced Womanhood be-
causo of Her.
And now i watch her rocking to
and fro.
And crooning low within the
dimming light:
A tiny head is pillowed on her
nrm.
A tiny form is cuddled warm
- and tight,
A glow is on her face-«s light.
methinks.
That nevor on tho“hnd or us
did root.
All Motherhood is sacred now to
me
Because it is my baby at her
breast.
v
“Mabel Stevens ll‘rser in Ains~
1"."
’.‘ ’55.
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Throughout the store the rule is
obeyed to the letter that Friday; 8
Prices must be lower than any. inithe
. , week. Come Tomorrow
3. ;1:‘
t" > (E
For the Womsn who buys
White Petticoats
We have an unusual value
to offer; we call it a good
$1.50 Petticoat; ‘made
from s ghod quality Cam-
, briac and has a deep em-
broidered iiounce. Friday
74c
Corset Covers
Made from Cambric. neatly
trimmed with embroidery
and his. with ribbon
drawn bending; all sizes;
regularly 39c. Friday
‘ 21c
Night Gowns
A good quality Muslin.
made low or high neck.
cut comfortably full; good
75c valut. Friday
‘ '49¢-.
swestér Coats
,FOR WOMEN & MISSES
Service in Sweaters is the
important lecture Here's
a good fancy weave
Sweater. in all colors ,
worth 82.98. Friday
51.98
Women’s Flannel-
ette Petticoats
Always sold at 7 5c A good
quality Flannel in nest
stripes and colorings: all
sizes. Friday
49c
Lingerie Waists
1932 models. Various styles
fashioned in Batisto and
hwn. lundsomely trim-
mod: regularly 32.98. Fri-
day
$1.98
New Embroideries
18-inch CORSET COVER
EMBROIDERY, in all .
new. dainty designs: vai-
uc 35c and 39;. Friday,
YARD
25c
arinch SWISS FLOUNC-
INGS. exquisite designs
for reception dresses, etc.;
Twelve difierent patterns
to select from; excellent
$1.00 value. Friday, YD. ‘
. 59c
Children’s Gloves
Lot of Children’s Wool
Glows; colors. brown.
navy. black and cardinal;
all sizes; regular 39c qual-
ity. Friday. PAIR
25c
Hosiery
FOR MEN. WOMEN AND
HlLDREN
Men' 3 Black Silk Hose,
"011ny Special
25c
Boys’ Heav School Hose;
regularly so. Friday, PR.
. 19c
Ladies‘ Black Silk Hose.
linen top. toe and heel;
“Onyx"; regularly 50c.
Friday
43c
Ladies‘ heavy liloecedined
Hose. 2 PAIRS FOR
25c
Men’s Sweaters
A good heavy Sweater in
gray only; all sizes. Fri-
day Special -
$3 Wool Nap
Blankets $1.98
' Heavy full siu Blankets in
plain white. gray and tan.
bound with silk binding.
lZ'écAllllineii
Crash 8V2!) ,F
Sturdy Crash "for kitchen
use, roller towels, etc., all
pure Linen Flu . bleachcd
and brown, with blue and
rod borders.
l9cKimonoFiannei .
I
12/20
Beautiful ficecy Flannelettc
in most exquisite and
dainty dsslgns. suitable
for women’s house jackets
and“‘kimonos.
$2 Comfortabies
For full size beds.~coversd
with fine quality silkoline.
filled with pure white cat-
ton. Reversible; tufted
seamed.
$1.49
Notions. sud Small
Wares
MILWARD‘S NEEDLES,
regularly 5c. 4 papers
for roc.
CLARK'S o. N. r. Spoor.
COTTON; regularly so.
5 spools for x5e.
STERLING SILVER
RINGS. sets with six
~rhinestones; formerly 49c.
Now 24c.
BELDING'S zoo-yd. spool
SEWING SILK. in black.
white and colors. 7c spool.
SKIRT MARKERS. very
accurate. Special, 17c.
Toilet "Articles
CORYLOPSIS TALCUM
POWDER, regularly 15c,
xac. .
25c TOOTH BRUSHES.
me.
use HAND SCRUBS. solid
wood back. too.
STILLMAN'S FRECKLE
CREAM. reg. 50c. 37%c.
BATHASWEET. regularly
25c. x7c.
l
nit soulsi instruments of production!
such as lsnds, mines, railroads. tac-
iories sud modern machinery and in
diiatrios which have mellod oatuto oi
monopoly. he owned by the people
oolloctlvoly. sud used by thsm tor the
common good. than doing sway with
all evil: of private ownership, otc.,"
or in other words. the government on.
our tho' control of this policy alum
hsvo oil oi tho business lutorsm of
tin country in one Inst. grand. mo
noooliud trust. ind dost out to its
suhisrts inst whot thsy think tits!
ought to have. thus dun: am with
the principle of tho Anionic“ liberty.
of "emul sud snot Nation to all
men." for which our rotunda!"
(ought, blot! sud died. to sin us as
' an liths‘l‘itludo.
m manuals brief. that no
nation moot damn man at the win
floss st mots; tint on tinnitus
“still conduits rm militia. With
.siiuiumnmmimui
nails-m stilts.
z «-3.
V--.» .w...
senor. miles at its beginning to over
threo millions of square rolls- or tor-
ritory. until the sun nmr ssts on its
possessions, and its popuistlon. hav-
ing increased in the nine tints trom
ii trifle over five millions to bottom
eighty-nine and ninety millions mils
does not include Mulls and tin is~
lands botanists: to tho United Smut.
its fitment condition not improved
sinoo "60 from “limitation to 0125,-
NOMO. 000. titty billions moi-s than:
any nation on tho liobo. Ind its pro-
srsu along all llnos is Scoping pass
with its stroll-ion, population and tin-
ancos until it is rsspoctod and round
or «cry notioudn the World, and its
lag is admitted into wory port ot the
two mums. it is o pretty nod
bouillon comprise. Why not lot it
continue?
IONA! D. WORDEN.
TA" To BREAK up TH: “no“
EMPIRE?
LONDON. Nov. 2.~—~ "Did not Presi-
dsnt Tail say that his object was to
brook up the British empire and did
not Ambassador Bryce give his as
histories?" demanded Rowland Hunt.
unionist. member of parliament for
the south division or Shropshire. in
Questioning Sir Edward Grey today as ,
to whether nowtlstionrot soother
treaty similar to the_ United sums
Csmdtsn reciprocity “resonant which
failed.
Tim‘i'orslgn secretary replied that ‘
ho was not ours that such a state
monthsdboonmsdsbytudinsmu.
pro-Mont and its snob-til“: hound
tti assertion rounding tho British . .
ambassador at Wuhiuton its a»
plslnoii that Mr. m lino than in-
still so
iii-tonsil in wold in -
out! he would be It
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Norwalk Chronicler