, We" Lodge. ’No. 10%, F. and A. M.. will
”Com. Work E. A. Degree. All Men-
tor Malone cordially and internally
. invited.
. TOMORROW
“in nine: 5:28; nets 6 :44. ,
h tide :32 a. m; :58 p. m.
«SOCIETY NOTICES
5—0-
MABQNIC’ DIRECTORY.
A Stated Communication of Old
he held at lte rooms Nov. 7th,1911..at
Fratemaily yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, See’y.
IEROHAN'ro' AND MANUFACTUR-
Ens' Assocmrlon ,
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president, Charles]. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
M
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
gz—a—News Department
92-3—Businene Department
44-a—Branch Oifice, Norwalh
‘90 --Editor‘ 5 Residence
gays—«City Editor 3 Residence
VALUE OF LICENSES.
The. fact ilurt liquor licenses are,
now bringing uuywhero from $7th in
Stamford to $1,500 in Bridgeport, rm
dor the operations of the new low. ni-
though the respective towns receive
but $450, less the ill per cent, for the-
counties. would seem to he conclus-
ive evidence that the next (lenorni
Assembly ought to inorense the price
of liquor licenses. While it is no
doubt true that the present mnrket
value could not very well be, secured
from all who now hold licenses. it is
evident that the towns are, not getting
what they should. in View of the ro-~
striations placed upon licenues under
the new low. it would Been] tlurt the
proper course to pursue would be to1
provide for it reasonable iuerelrse tre-
A LITTLE SONG OF AGE.
Now what is the meed of a carven
tape,
Or the worth of a poet‘s dole,
To the winding road and the
plash of rain,
And the moan o‘ the cedar’s
soul ?.
We were three and we were mad
With the very breath of youth;
Mad and badtand glad and sad.
Bartering what souls we had
‘In the search for truth.
john was clerkly. and became
Somewhat of a thoughtful
From 7 until 10 o clock
Remarkable Values
. I ' I
Night Gowns
Women‘s fine quality Nalnaoolt
Gowns. high. low or Vmech.‘
prettily trimmed with (im-
broidery; regularly $1.50. To-
94c
Hose Supporters
"Klainert‘e" Pad Supporters,
with four nineties. Tonight
. m
SENTINEL
READERS’
V paws... !
a , '
Women s WIlStS
New models In Women’s 'l‘nllorL -
ed Litton Walnut Iomo hand-
somely embroidered. blunder-
ed collar and cuffs; ull nines;
$1.50 values. Tonight
. 79c
Collar Pins
Sterling lover iiaby Plus (two
on curd). Special tonight
21c
and the \‘l'u(httug and Hun-Yarn!
.ftlrts. Several rebel shells landed in‘
the itlt‘f‘llm concessions. plereing the
walla oi booties.
The imperinis net'upy the district1
'westwnrd of the ruliwuy attrtlon alV
‘ most to the Hill! River. The Chamber
oi (‘eurtnerx-e linked the foreizn rorr
rule to protest against the burning of
the l‘ll)’. but the consuls declined to
do no, I
'M)Nl)(lN, Nov. iw'l‘he property of
I i.
Vetting
The normal‘ meshes. nets and
pattern effects, all colors;
regularly 2pc. Tonight
19¢ ,
Boys’ Night Shirts
Of good quality Flannelette. siz-
. es 8 to 14 yours; regularly
500. Tonight.
39c
THE BOSTON STORE
”~— —-...-. . ... ., .. .. . .........,,..._... .._............_......
Shetland sea.
2 yards long. colors punt, white,
lavender, blue and black; top
ul’ariy 31. Tonight
79c .
Men’s Neiige Shirts
In a variety of good patterns;
regularly 500. Tonight
39c
.
‘of the American Asiatic fleet. landed
200 marines today and marched them
through the iruriu streets of the settle-
ment. The turn made it line appearance
The matin rtreet ot the settlement.
Nutrition mod, to now u mass of retro...
.
lutionnry flags. Nearly every store
displays the rebel colors. All the man-
tlnriuo have found refuge in the for-
eign concessions,
The American cruiser Albany has
gone to Wit-Snug.
r . . . ,. .--.
the administration shall be settled by
nets of Parliament.
”win ease the financial budget
faila to receive the approval of Far-
litimcll-t. the Hiltt‘l‘llmt'lll may not act.
upon lht' budget of thr- previous year
nor may items of expenditure not
provided for in the budget, be appen-
ded thereto. The government shall
not adopt extraordinary tintuioiai mea-
sures outside the budget.
ifi.~-—Pnr|lameut shall fix the ex-
cording to tlre'nizc ol‘ the towns, not drone: ”l‘t" l\\'oslr»yun Missionary Sor-luty,l Counuunlcnrlon with trout-by points [lenses of the imperial household and
for the some 1.1-“... in every town, as ‘ , w r or nppenro to have been threnteu- remulnu uninterrupted. l‘p to the pros- any. increase or decrease therein.
at, present. Those who hove 100]...“ Gave god Pfalse and gave 11““ ‘od if not deetroyotl in the burning of out. the revolutioniats have shown no iri.~liegulntlons in connection with
into llit'.l]lull’lll0fl are of the opinion ame' . _linnlrow; cturrshztn of the lltrvid Hill disposition to interfere with the latch the imperial family must not conflict
,. that every town over iotl,tioo or pot-l- Gained him name and wealth and OPENING THE DRAWIRIDGE. _ Memorial School for the Blind. u men's ‘ graph or cable lines. with the Constitution.
‘ nillly every town over 73,“th should fame— ‘tillor of T‘wlsflmfi“ lhotipillli and at woman a hospital, while. i‘EKlNG, Nov. {ilk-The National As- 17.-The two houses shall establish
tier 2.500 could charge solid-M Bridge-
provide it license fee of at lezrst. $l,tllltl.
'l'lren towns Oi‘el' 2.3.000 and not lur-
pori l’onl.
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CONNECTICUT APPLES.
(lonnettitru was fumed tor its up-
ples in the tiers \vheu ruining this
fruit wuu not it Ht‘ir'iit‘v but u mutter
of favoring fortune. Now, with in-
holds Its lend. And its possibilittou in
this direction ttre yet but crudely tie-
Vvlopt‘d. The t'ot‘ltiet-u of the hill-
Bidet-l \vill betrr good illllllt‘t'l’. tie ntill
unredm‘metl swamp edges will bear
Well: he's carved in stone!
Ivan. with the gift of health.
Chose a master-poet‘s lot;
Won him name and fame and
Now he's quite forgot.
ileur Sir; Permit me to register a
complaint through your columns in
the hop.» tlrut ilimm in authority will
tree it and it possible remedy it.
On newrni “emotions our bridge
tender lrrra opened the draw no near
to n quarter to seven til. nr.l that it
has ('iilllwd it good deal of annoyance
to mwrrul t‘ollrurntei'n nnti othern.
to 7 n. in.
This morning tr‘ritlrtyl the druw only
opened at IT minutes to? to ullotv the
George E, llurlley nut] u rug in go
through and it remulned open until
.
ucroart the road from the School for
the rillinrl is the misalttn compound.
made up or four lronnen. a church and
n aclutol, llr. ilootlr is ill the hetrtl of
the Wesleyan Medical Mission there. i
SiiANliliAl. Nov, 4r“ The new veto-l
liiilolltll‘y government, whlrh in appar-
ently impersonal, nevertheless effec—
tively controlled the situation in
Shanghai not] on the Yang-Tile delta.
all lllllno who applied for rifles and
ammunition. The rebels obtained not
only the nrsennl. but the powder fur»
iors'. gnnbontn and an enormous supply"
of new untl first clues Mouse:- rlilen.
arguably today completed a draft of the
llflfllii upon which it proposes to con-
struct the new COIiiilililiiOli of China.
‘ it won submitted to the throne and n0-
copied immediately.
The tentntivc plan provides for we
perpetuity oi the Manchu dynasty, but
the power of the emperor is closely
restricted by the Constitution. which
is to be written by the National A»-
eliglble to the offices of premier. mem-
bers of the cabinet and ndminlstra'
lore of the Norton-.8
The draft follows:
1 wT‘no etuporor shall reign forever.
the machinery for the administration
of the court.
inw'i‘be emperor shall promulgate
the decisions of Parliament.
lll.-'l‘he National Assembly shall
act upon articles 8. 9, l0. 1!. 13. 15.
and lit until the opening of Parlia-
mom.
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IETIIMIIST LAYIEI
(Continued from First Page)
. . , in r ‘l'fli t.ti rw l
trillgonl onlhutllm. flilil .Hr‘li‘lllllll‘ wealth. ..\i..‘.-.l::::.d will... 11:12.“ ‘33:“ lodnl'. notably and subject to amendment b." .
.Jlltilhodfi mustered to the old of lin- Paid God somewhere. died by i If ”( :1 ‘7‘ l ‘ m‘ 1 ti' l' Since morning the rebel ctruae llilll Parliament. i F9“ lane ’0'!“
turn and ”W “0”- ltillllll'l‘m‘" “ll” “calm... to ‘9 “" “m0” H“ mm ‘ " been utrr-nzthened by the arming of. The imperial princes are made in l
1chtti'eh which meets at Minneapolis,
in Man.
l The nesot‘lution was opposed to the
restoration of the time limit for min-
letters.
I ltev. 0.1-1 llurthoiov. of W Vernon
better ones. And the nrzrrltet for up-
[lion ill growing in size trntl prollt.
New Haven Register,
.. --.... .. ..._ ... .. -.
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
ltl :illllllivsill1l. illni‘llb,‘ (Litmus? her: l-‘uili' toiled rifles Were given mm,” 3,-«—A ""3"“ of tile 1.“ (‘hing dy-
I ' ‘ U I ‘ 3
}m'u“":l‘"3t;“"‘ u; 2'“ l ””0" crimlnulely- to applicants this evening. only ”he great pure d ynnsty me
i‘m . ’ ' ‘ l. ' . v-
or m ‘ ‘“ or “pm” l lire forte at Wot-lung and the other game being me "umo adopted by the
I d m‘t itu uv ht w lm li'l'illil' r it \vuu .
' . ‘ ‘ ’ , l ‘ nortver torts hoisted the white firm. on ruling familyl shall be emperor inviol. mode on ”m" argument [0“ r‘ “”m‘lo“
tor the (.eorge la. lllltllt') to go llrrouuh of the time limit. lie contended thtrt
1? Oh, I was ever mad
As the rolling stars aborvel
Lost me all the others had.
‘ extending tlur buolnenn netlvltttm oi
Nobody will dispute ltev, Fl’iilllt \V.
Hunt‘onit‘e trnuertton/tlurt lilll‘lll‘li'fl ut-
tended the recent voyage of the Holy
(ihoeteru. Home ol‘ them get lull-ll. ,.
Boutop 'l‘t trnlrert pt.
w..-
New \‘orit'u (lentil-rule from typhoid
of ii.r‘. per tumour» of populntlnn cum
purest with it rule of ”,3 for lionlun.
its for liluclnnuil and rules for other
rtlleu running front lit] for (‘hlengo to
41?. for “lillliilfll‘l' and 45,? for lllllwnn-
ken. it» low degree of mortnllly betrru
witnelot to the effewtivenunn of pttllllw
lwnltlr lli'fllf'l‘llflll in the cli)’.~« New
York World.
Q-..
Wnrp mum in n grout delivery in
Chino. 'i he) like the inns: in it! New
York Telegraph.
New York diamveru tlutt lilritruotr
unlionu of water burn lluell worried
dolly for nnlmriy known how long,
through it tow broken tuition in the
lower part of Mmrimllun. it in trifle:
like thin that mnlre men neutrino- about
mltfllflilflillllfilu film-ton 'l’mulrortpt.
nun
limitation or» more popular than
' over, but tin-re are men who have
never noun a blondo who looked old
,.hlhlonod ~Norwlch Bulletin.
' Not only by the elevation at Arch.
bishop O‘Connell to be animal a greet
and waldo-served honor to the arch.
hilltop. but it is also a oomoliment to
the Horton diocese. with its 1.000.000
atom mambere. whom the helium
”W. Rome. emote among the horn
Whites in m. mature-Bullet: amt»
n.4,...
,‘i'he "Moon Lian“ but well soon be
iii no. it in ”Vienna. not Paris. that
«invented it.-New York Tribune.
W
the “eel in! unit Milly miter
‘ teen in my sleeve.“
Lost the things that made them
glad.
Bartered them for love!
Say. what is the goal of a carven
lane. ,
Or the lure of a hard-bought
dole,
To the bend in the road and the
kiss of rain.
And the long 0' the cedar'u
soul!
W mm...- ,.._ ...-._...
o
-—H. Redford Jones. in Chicago
Record Herald.
the draw. but it t-if‘elild to u lul‘lnun'u
mind that she could iurve Mum-d in
minutes euriter and thereby onnbled
the bridge tender to live up to the
rule which any» “Draw rlosod that. to
7 n. m."
My Itntemeni can be verified by
the morortunu Mill conductor of the
trolley cur leuvlug the bridge nwitcll
at 6:36. rut we ull tinted lt trill: our
which“.
Very truly yours.
' A VOTER.
m ... my--.“
arrival mu m
matron ntsrn‘ortn
(Continued from Find Page)
ilr. llooitt. the bend of the rotation.
united the tnnwrlultutu to grant an ar-
mlatloo of two bourrt to permit of re-
movnl from the mlulon. but the tlrlnlf
attained for only it half hour.
A lied (iron trimmer. which attempt
ed to rnettue the inmltot of the mill-
elota. woe driven back by the fire from
the rebel fort. One shell riddled the
stonmor’n deck house.
When the rennet wire catapulted to
turn pick, the minton weir etill attend-
inn. but to; partition vmn hopeless. titt-
llama being within 200 yard» of the
building.
The titer in the town were owned
by the imperialists. who threw iniltun
mania shells into the place. A mom
wind carried the name apron the riv-
er to lien-Yang and a new if that city
on the. Meat e mile he: nt-
W and the tire to still lamina
there. ‘
A low hundred rehell. satin-t om
m “Ivorian“! IN Wit h tie
it”. mm m mild m N
am.
film the W left. on m
mmmw titanium
trill-hm WM
though through it previous understood
lug with the rebel commander. The;
revolutionistn can hardly he said to
have "seized“ shanghai. Wu-‘Snng “lid.
other rip-river torts. it we: Iiurply a
elmnxo qt control. in which pruotlcnl-
Iy every one acquiesced. About ten’
injured. but most of the casualties
were occidental. due to the oxpioeion
of dynamite which \vu one! to open:
the gown of the eltlea which had beenl
perfunctorlly (lulled
The urnenal at alrnnuhai him tr cu-
partly for a great output and in now
't-ompleteiy manned and in being oper
iiltti it run manufacture 50 not) curt-
rider-a dnlly The powder factors.
which ill the largest in China. ll well
clocked. Admiral aeb'e aquarium has
depended entirely upon this nreennl
and powder factory on the bane of lua‘
auppliol.
Up to ll o‘clock flier hurl not been
ll allude ratio or dielurbanne within the
torolun millemont. Maury foreigner:
visited the annual willoh in five mile: by l'arilement door not mawtvo Pet‘-
from the settlement. and everywhere tinment. he mind ”a,“ 0m. cabl-
not shall not he allowed to direolve
they were treated with the utmost
ieourteey by tho oflicorn and whole.»
The Jordan troops continue to guard
the. railway station of the Napkin:-
t‘lhanpnul mtlwu upon the order at
the British eonaul. rm. notion non-
tilmee to perm allot only comment as
being contrary to the policy of foreign
neutrality, but apprehension lut tire,
rebel: interpret it u a interrelation
of the foreigners to nupport the nu.
olme. The m of the reliever core.
WmWnme-m
nmflhmvfliy metered.
.tllhtntorfeannee ‘
’l‘ltmhfltheflwm for
mismatch»
“We.”
”mile W
hematite all
able
3.——'l‘iie pager of the emperor «hull
he limiter! by the Constitution.
(yr—Tire order of B“('(‘.(~flfll0ll to the
throne «hull be prouoribed by the (ion
solution. -
luv—The (mmlmtlon ehull be drawn
”Will“ WWW ““00 “l“! twenty "Hit-"‘3 up and adopted by the National Ar
aombly Ind promulgated by the em-
peror. ’
ii. w'lbe power of amending the (ion
utltntlon shell belong to Parliament.
7——‘l‘bo mrfinherfl of the upper
houne shall be, elected by the people
from nmong those particularly elig-
ibit’l t
li.-~§’arllrrrnont ahnll eloctmnd the
emiwror «hull appoint the “premier.
who will recommend the other mem-
hm of the cabinet who shall alIo be
appointed by the emperor. The impe-
rial winner will be ineligible for the
lattice of premier or member- of the
cabinet or admtntrltrntive beetle of
the provlucn.
a minister could put into nppllcutlon
till his forces in a limited time, and
then more on to another field. Mr.
. Burtholow hold that u minister always
created on atmosphere that was like
himself, and he held that to get men
of different, temperaments in a church.
lone after another, was better than to
have the church moulded practicuh,
after one mun-V. ,
i itev. Arthur ii. tioodenoughpresided
at (be totenoon meeting. which one
lmore of an inclusive nffnir. n meeting
tfor in. Association members alone
in the trftcrnoon there was ii discur-
illOll oi” the mennuud-reilgiou forward
movement, and the different minim»
ore of the. town turd laymen in gen-
erul have ben invited to attend the
«canton. it in likely thtrt the advise-
bility of bringing this murrund-reltgion
movement in Stamford may be dirt-
ounrled before the afternoon uoaaion
outfit. The principal uddrermee in tho
trilorntmtr Were mode by Rev. Thom
9' W" ”‘0 premier When immnrhed darn B. liendorhou. of New York and
Parliament more"than once.
to be decided hi Parliament.
A
no. truth epoch] condition.
, WWW-fl
Henry hand. The former upolto at 4
p. m.
The principal nddrenn in diatom
non was made by Rev. Cherie: H.
lo.--'i‘he emperor Ihell resume tit- Brown 0‘ Bridgeport. He spoke about.
rent control of the ermy and navy.
bill, Whnn thll power ll “Ian in POD‘ “no“ upon the mun. mu h“ “0}“.
neotion with internal affairs the non
peror moat observe Inertial oopditione
the effect of textual-confluence loll-
Rev. w. w. ounce of not no.
walk made a very dirty “are“ on
the dietrtot-eupoflntendentveloeuol to
1.1»erth decrees cannot be in- plc. He argued for the election of
mod to replace the but except in the airporlntondontrr. holding that tn. mien
event or urgent noonuitr. in which Intern, who are always on trad
nee-they m be issued in weord- mound, are better outlined a: entree.
theannpefintendonta than a hilltop who '
unintentional treettee than not may be lost coming in.
he correlation without the cement or
rm but rt treaty tor the enn- with Moon in tire ohm
W at pane are declaration or hell. lattice or the aileron do
. >44. a. a
Tito visiting members were aged
serving. Rev. would it. Prl ,, .
_ tor oi the real ohm 1m
i
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