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1 MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
' , Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
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'Gouei‘nor tried to correct It by a veto.
' ,Iloli of $311 uppropriuled by the lust
' (lenorel
- ~utltillloiiul.
' to each of. eleven nt-wspupt-r reporters,
, tutlon.
- Now. When 11 veteran of the war is
' to be given mouey. the discovery is
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EVENING SENTINEL
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1911
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TOMORROW
S1111 rises 6:27; sets 4:45.
socmrr NOTICES
MAOONIC DIRECTORY
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 111i and 3d Tuesday of
eeeh ~month-July sud Aug'ust ex»
growth—st 8 oclock. All Master
esons cordially invited Reed
Flynn, W. M Robert M. Wilcox.
. ‘ithpter. N0. 38. R. A. M.
- ‘M‘ in Masonic Building. South
Main street. ad and 11th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August exb
coined—tit 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer, H. P. Robert, M. Wilson,
cc, . e
ROBER'I: M. WILCOX. let-1r.
MERCHANT? AND ‘ MANUFACTUR-
ERB’ ASSOCIATION 1
Nehemiah Cierfiee. President
Vice-president. Charles]. Rid
Frank W. Hadley, Secret
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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ATTORNEY- GENERAL LlGl-iT' 5 DE]
CISION. !
State Attoi'ney-tienerai Light. on at
request for his opinion from the Gov-i
ornor, tht‘ltll‘i‘S that the $311 a ycai‘i
‘grantcd by the Legislature to honor-
ably discharged veterans of the. (Writ:
or their widows, is unconstitu-E
tionai._cspeciully in Vit‘W ot' the fact}
that, as drawn. the act gives this, Still:
11 year to uni " resident" ieteran nut‘
iner'cly to persons who went in (‘1111 1
nccticui regiments. amt that if they
chose. thousands of Veterans might,
come lllt)‘ the State from llil over the!
country and draw their thirty per."
says the Stamford Atli‘ocuto._ Not
likely there. wouiti be a great influx 0ll’
that not ount sol1li‘ but in theorr——-
undei the terms oi the 1111 as draun
Adhey could do so. This: is one.
though not the only reason the net
is pronounced by rind Attorney -tleno—l
rm to he heroiid the poucr of the lick-1
islatui‘e. ()1 cour.s1~ the Attoi 111 ,\ -tlen-'
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-erul's opinion is not like a decision of:
the State‘s Supreme (‘ourL and it
may be that the question will he cur-z
ried lo the Supreme Court. by an tip-i
pool on behalf of some. veteran or
body of veterans and no one 1‘1111 say:
with certainty what View the court
will little of it if It shall come before
it. Meanwhile the transaction as it.
honours in the light of the Attorney
(Iellornl's opinion. is that a Republican,
lmgislaturc plundered iitto an uncou—
stitutinnai measure. a liemtu-rulic
ht'il Jailed. Now a Republican Alter.
ney- -Geu1rul 111111011 out and says the
thing is obnoxious to the Humiliation I
and ihet‘cttn'c null and of no 11111111.
How much‘ pttrty capital the. majority
made in that transaction does not yet
flII}I(‘flI‘"“"IlIll it can't have been "limit
The truth is. that that lendci‘less mob
of iliediocl'inin who Hill at. ilnrti'iird
all last winter. and half the summer,
if they can 1111 supposed to have any
definite aim ‘nntl purpose at all. seem-
cd as If the promotion of the Demo.
11-11111 party's interests was the object
they ill'itl consistently In View.
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VETERANS AND FRATERNITIEB.
ActoitliiiL to the Alitll‘lil‘)" ~‘,(leiiotnl
the old (livll War \‘uterunu of this
litult- cannot receive the annual pen-
Aeliembiy, because it his
"gratuity." and the statute I11 ““00“
(if course every law must
stand or full on its men int-tits, but
in the luy iuind there appears to no
111111111 lnconurulty nboui ”reinterpre-
tation of ions. llow happened it that
it won constitutional to pay out of
the public treeunry thti sum of 3300
who had rendered the 8111111 no 11er-
vioe. who were not in the employ of
the commonwealth, and who never
fought. to preserve the sacred consti-
not even with their noose-
atiille! liven with 1111 injunction liens-
iex over the heed of the official who
’nede the payment. he 1!on the thi-
psrlor court, and headed out the sold.
made that it cannot be done because
the 11m. in 11 "gratuity." A little int-
dealt out to the vetersoe
the gentleman who moth
«this remarkable conclusion. but
:11 neolieatlon butoo transparent to
it! of any use. The end of these on:
We inductions has by no mesm-
Joell Melted The soldiers end their
m out be trusted to tool: out for
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Annual
of Rented
PIANOS
These Pianos were used but a short time in elegantly furnished summer homes and come
back to us in fine condition, needing only tuning. regulating or polishing.
All have been put in perfect order.
HIGH GRADE PIANOS,
LITTLE USED, AT A '
LARGE SAVING IN PRICE
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Pianos of These
Makes
are Included
STEINWAY
WEBER
HUME‘ 1
JEWETT
wooonuur
CURTIS
BERKSHIRE
WHEELOCK
STUYVESANT
SOHMER
1 HARDM'AN ‘ '
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40 Stores in New England.
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MR. HOLMES REPLIES T0 MR.
WORDEN. ’
South Nol‘walk.
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I'Itlltoi of The Heutiuel:
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lirotliei Worden says he thinks l um“. us the WWW," M American ““7“
"’"I n" "“ “““x'm‘” 1"” when ' rend .Iiherty, 'I‘equul and exact Justice to dolluru and they belong to the people
the mirnuruuh alluding to the tinclnllst,
purii I am well More of the futli
that 11 little imagination 11111114 11 Kriliii':
way. but my tilt-lid asserts that he
meant all new inoi'emoiils whose pol:
tries would load up to such govorir
month. (Now I hope (hot this is nott
imaginationiml moi tnetsJ
my information he writes a small'por-g
tion of the Socialist platform. with
which t sin perfectly familiar, for if
i wusn't I wouldn‘t be a member of
the party'now. And then he interprets
this portion at the platform by saying
that it. menus "that the government
under control of this volley shell have
all or the business interests of country
in one great. small. monopolieed trust.
11nd deal out to its subjects Just. whet
they think they ought to have. time
doing IIWILy with the principle of the
American liberty. of 'equsl end erect
justice to all men,’ for which our fore-
fathers fought, bled and died. to give
us 1111 en inheritance." Ii copy this
verbatim to avoid using my imsslnsry
iensel
l have studied Buclalitm for two
veers tutti i don‘t profess 1t» know
all there Is to he monum- ltlitl till)
1111 embrace: it Wipe trim.'.-r
Then for i
FaiiSALE
16 South Main Street
'11111 always ready
‘left 1111 an inheritance.
igranted he means the antiquated 111111-
1dlvltlends on largely watered stock are: the see and railroads can he built to
All“); the government under the lites-i
‘the 1111111111114 hemmeree Commission
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There are'good reasons why this STEINERT ANNUAL SALE
is admittedly the best chance of the year to get a really satisfactory
Piano and make a real and substantial saving.
We rent Pianos of the very best and most wanted makes.’ The
majority are of our own regular
reputation.
It is our policy to rent new Pianos and sell them as soon as re-
turned. We do not allow Pianos
Not only are these Pianos of better quality thanare offered in
other sales—there is a better selection.
makes an immense number of bargains.
These Pianos are not only in fine condition now. they carry the
STEINERT GUARANTEE OF
You can depend upon the reliability of any Piandfurchased here ..
TERMS. SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
SECOND HAND PIANOS FROM $50 UP
M. STEINERT 8: SONS CO.
teinerts’
and willing to lic'
taught 11'11ytlil111: about Socialism. 11111!
i think my friend will admit that he
is not lull} quaiillml 1o undertuite the
job tor it he “in: liill\ liditiuiititell
with the 5111 lttiitll argument ho could
not phu‘ 1» such an unusual tillih‘ll 111 tion
.upon the Socialist plhlloi‘ui. ’
Now. before point: further into the
stiiiiect. let me say that I am taking»
the stund of 11 class conscious working-'
man. I was left alone with s widowed
mother at the site of eight and 1111111111
my tureor as an industrial worker at
the use of tusiie, and l lime worked
at \iii‘lous ll\"0ilull)illl «it-r state (111
y‘cuisi which i think establishes the1
fan that I kill a "Illniillmllllill
My friend any» that our forefathers.
I Nike ii for
iiititutlun which is supposed to Klillr
all men I would ask my friend to
infmm me if he considers the present.
forui of taxation 'equnl and exact jun-
iloo to all men"? or if he believes;
the present system of wegc-sisvery l1i_
equal litellce, when profit inking cor-
.porotlone, In their wild scramble for
out system to keep the working class;
under subjection?
For. illustretion. we will take cool
ee 11 timely subject. Mimosa! before
in 1101 showed unit the cost of 111111.
in: out overseen $1.43 per ton. Pres.
ldeut litter testified that 82' is the av»
erase cost of mining e 1011 of cosl.
The freight tutti to title water In 81.511
per ton; this. molten the cost ”Lilli per
ton end the selling price In es; this
mites 11 difference of $1.45 per ton.
and as eight big railroads Wit the
cost trust besides melting this nest
little profit. The benign Volley alone
corned ”5.000.000 1111911) on its cost
trello..end in the face 11111111, cell was
11111111.; e1 ".40 per tort in title.
With till! him Imelfl‘dne Whida
South No‘rwalk
'houees furnlkhed by the owners and
Scoutiiotl hilt briefly.
on the eurfuce of the ground.
it 11111111 seminal-«r y
opeiute his business tiniess' be (3011'
none wonK son THE TOWN
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Whose. I think even it were tine that
forms to certain laws; in tact lawh
tire being made constantly to regulate
business, and without the did of so-
'clety no 1111111 could carry on any bust
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db! the
hiislneslt
Dennis f .it
in effect today. all persons who trun—
snct business
ohms. or under any designettou othei
than the real home of the individual
CLERK. .
Under the provisions of 11 new law,
By Joe!
iiitl you 14.1111: it allow?
B'px‘lse you some?
I iwetkon so.
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under any assumed
A whirl and a bum ~
'THE must“ show.
Came with 11 reg "ls.1 whirl at that.
destroy the
I a strong movement on foot to
to 5111111119111 post and the swarm
Wt has already sturtod‘ the postal
{urine bunk. Does the full accept-
s or these measures in any way
mpalr the tree 1eputille?
As Socialists we claim that under
republic.
1101111111111}; the business, must rests.
tor themselves and their business In
the ethos of ihe‘Town Clerk. The reg-
istration fee is 25 cents, but this is s
trifle to what it costs for failure to
register. Violation is punishable by
a line of not more than $500, and ini-
prisonment of not more than one
year.
And ‘11 little spat "
Out of the sky this afternoon. '
"l‘ivas over and by. tho', mighty soon.
Today’s the second of this November.
Which means, as near as i now re-1
. the present system the working class
is loitering many
1 be a most entertaining and amusing
inlustices at the
hands of the exploltors There can
be no industrial peace so long as him—
ger ‘snd want are found among mil-
lions of Working people and the few
who make up the employing class have
till the good things or life.
Will we let it continue? blot if the
signs ofvti'te times are right. The
Ainorlcun‘ workingmun is awake and
the Socialist pnrty is his only hope.
Respectfully. '
SAM. P.
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SOCIAL IN SILVERMINE.
HOLMES.
Pley end stleaux for Benefit of the
M. P. Church.
"Aunt Jerueha's Album" proved to
little sketch when It was presentedi
by the young people at the social.
and entertainment of tho Sllrerminei
M. P. Church that evening, in the;
church. There were illiecn young:
ladies and gentlemen I11 the one. act‘
play and great credit is due them i'ori
the manner in which they took their‘
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to grow old in our warerooms.
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decent tiring white to the men who:
lllllksi theit prosperity possible the
minors. The highest pnid are the drli-
111's in shafts and slopes and their pay
1'5 5‘: till per do). end the minor out of;
this sum must pay for his 1111iis~~
picks. 111111111. sltdvele. scrapes. dililrll
hits. chains. elk. til 1111 average )élll‘l)
cost of tilt to Hi). and he must. huiw
his own powder. which costs 81.50 11.
run. And he must live In the vile.‘
‘liade st tho contpsm stone This .Ia'“
American liberty he experienced by
the minor.
My friend loft otil Aleskn but i
wish to recall it little. 1011i history ihv
'lfllllllilfl to this acquisition of our pros
porous country. The soundel enacted
there Is 1111 recent that It need he 1'11»
No coal lands in
the world equal in richness those of
The; tire north billions of'
of the l'nlted Izilnlee.
In Pennsylvania the cost occurs in
small veins (loop sunk in the hill. in
Alaska enormous reins of finest tin-
thruclte rise with the bills. practically
The coal
is easily mined, Is comparatively near
tide weter over land inst is practically
level. Naturally the money powers
not these cool lauds 111111 our govern-
ment has practically men them to
the Moreen-Guggenheim syndicate.
with the result that you and I still
enyeo'e else who 11111111 to keep wet-m
must buy back what was our own. at
so meny dollars a ton.
Boolsilsm says that we can hike
over the cool lmslneel. lost the some
as we have taken over the carrying of
melt. the melting of money. or the
building of 11 ennui. Until this is done
you will continue to he! unjust prices
for the necessities of life.
And now my friends are that this
1111111111 cannot deprive s 111111 from no
$th Meets mm the cesium s
1111‘ .repiihilo. Does he men mt
.nelled by the occasion.
ports. ':
'l‘wo tableaux “Grandmother‘s Ad :
vice" and “The hliikinaid" pioi‘eti
equul fun producers with the pluyleti
and all chimed the pint-i111: of the‘
six young people in ouch tableaux.
ice cream and esltc anti a social
hour followed the entertainment. and
.11 is thought that a large sum was
Several Nor-
\i'1tik people Were in llilt‘lldilllt‘t‘.
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LIBRARY PHOTOGRAPH EX HIBIT.
The Medici Woman in France. Eng
land and Spain.
The following photographs front the--
'l.ibrui‘y Ari ('luh tire-on exhibition 111'
the South Norwslk Public Library:
The Medici Woman in France. l-IngvE
" land and Spain. 5
The Medici family. preciiiiuent in?
it“ “Vkflifllt‘lfll of Florence for three:
’ceiiiiilles; wau‘ipowerful enough to 113-!
:plre successfully to alliances in mur-
‘ riaue
'Throuuh its daughters it became l‘e-
jlaled to tho sovereigns of Will” were
ithen the foremost liiiietlotns '
world.
with the lllOllllI‘t‘iI of Europe;
of the
There are tyeeven photographs in .
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this collection. With the portraits are
buildings and monuments of historic;
ltitert-st. t‘urda description of the pie-1'
titres may 1111 obtoitn d m the desk.
The photographs will mmniu until
Nmemher 211.
MORE GAB PIPE LAYING.
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Contractors Bylngtou end Pendiee
Start Work-"us Main Street.
(‘onlrnt‘tors liylmzton and I’ni‘utilse.
oi Noru'nlli. salaried work this mom 1
inn. on a continuation of the proton
lint 1111.11 pipe laying iii Main street.
The work froth North niouue to Well
street has been completed and all of
the serilcc plpt connections heu-
been made. m that 11s for as the,
Housstoulo Power company in com
corned purine milehl start at once. Q
The work of thin morning started,
at the corner of West Main street in
Melu street and the six-Inch main.
is him; laid. The ee‘rvleo connections.
will mmudl u the work pmreesee. ;
The oonlreetors have just compute.
Ml leyin; e fonhlnoh main in 'l‘tndsil.
iavenue. elthonxh this job was not 111»:
_t‘NllM‘.i' in entlciputlon of soy paringi
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RIGHT TO rue POINT.
'Iflhcree no fun in union to colleen
an) more. Molt at the New liavenl
police ert‘estlnu Yule students tori
burning bridges and wrecking trolley;
t1srii.-8chenecttidy llulontlier. ' i
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in ('lllt‘tiito a man has told itXIlt'liy’
how to fasten ti woman‘s dress at the!
buck. lie speaks with such 11h air of'.
finality 111111 one is compelled to 1119';
conclusion that he hes the whole set»;
lect.“buttoned up."-—llerltslilrc tingleu
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Formerly the chosen for cardinal;
else in the Roman Catholic church;
heard of their “intention in ediritioei
of puhilostloo through 11 note h‘om'
1m. papal mercury or state, No"
they learn through the seventeen.
This is 11 form of "modernism" which:
the Patient evidently thorough-New
York World.
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if growth il‘ the only obstacle in
the trey of.“ American pope. it Is
in order to encourage that dream—w
New listen mml-Oouridr.
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‘ Therein“ 11111111111» Is «that
we. ‘ ' huh .
socialism will m that are
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"An not con- disfigure'. annoy, drive
.and lasting (‘11! es
1' druir store.
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“Soda Crackers. "are
extremely sensmve
to mmsture.
BefOre the advent of
Uneeda Biscuit the
only persons who
ever tasted fresh,
crisp soda crackers
were the people in
the bakeries.
Imagine their trip
from bakery to your
table; exposed to air
and moisture—ekept
\ in grocers’ boxes and
finally in a paper bag
on the shelf in your
pantry. Could they
be the same as they
were the day they
were baked?
Now that we have
Uueeda Biscuit—we
have perfectly
baked soda crackers
-—perfectly kept. ‘
No moisture can
reach them—no con-
taminating influ-
ences Can affect
their flavor-‘—-—their
goodness is impris-
oned only to be
liberated by you for
you when you open
the package.
Always 1n the moist-
are proof» packs 9.
5 Never sold” in b
5 cents a package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
”The not is chapter 277 of the Quite enough. to he sure, to do
public acts of Connecticut posited at —--———-—-~
.thc session of the lost General
sembly and is entitled:
cerning assumed or II ctltious trade
names.”
' member.
Well have two snows 1111? winter
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through-«1
Witching, torturing siiln eruptions.
one wild.
Dean’s Ointment brings quick relief.
Fifty cents at any
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