that. if she had been blest with an in-
tnnt she never Would hove been a
prime dentin i think we had but
on the subjectmlilew York Totem-spit. .
W
The not. Charon omni- friends
would do anythins‘ to reason to in-
‘ dupe him to "shut up." but sins! the
" ‘ ‘ speaker must speak surly. alien M
Mints-ruse: ALMOAHAC FOR continuously, or he will (“Gan-New
. T0 “ORR Y01k Bun.
* Sun rises 6: 3:; sets 40$. .4... .
High tide 1mg: 3. m. The “gentlemen'e “resident” that
a controlled the distribution at potion-
mcgn'ny NOTICES use in the Lorinror legislature seems
.4...
“MON“: NWTOIW.
to have had unsentlemsnly comm
A Stated Communication of Old
quences.—~‘Nen‘ York Evening Post.
Well Lodge, No. m P. and A. M” wit" By her brush attack on Turkey, con-
bo held at Its rooms Nov. 1th, 1911, at
s p. on Work, E. A. Degree. All Mes-
lldeni in the theory that might rushes
_ , right, ituly‘ has undeone the work at
torMssone cordially and internally
Invited.
thousands of arguments to show that
‘ n nation» nowadays does not need to
have a strong naval III'IIInInenlnl—Bou»
ton Globe. .
Fraternaliy yours.
ROBERT M. WiLCOXVSec‘y.
IEROHANTB' AND MANUFAGTUR- You will remember thnl they to
ERS’ AubCIATIONI coiled Columbus after he had discov-
Nehemiah sand“, Frame,“ .. ered America. He wont back to Spain
Vice-president Charles] pidgm in chaiIIs.-Schenootudy Union-Star.
Frank W. icy, Secretary
. Mstthsw C ett. Treasurer
.Q...
Missouri will pay $500 for a state
”_ song, and competitors are busy. There
' LI lire 600 ntnnuncrlpts in the hands of
‘EVENING SENTINEL TELE‘ the committee who will pass upon
.~ r ‘ FHONE CALLS their merits. making It selection, it
. m4~neWI Department possible. in spite of this pmlseworthy
92-3—~Business Department effort it. will be difficult to displace
.340'2*g5?:$hs $;§;£:malk “Joe Bowers From the County Pike"
. in-lhe affection of the true Missourian.
5 C' !
7’97 “y Educ“ Rendm“ m’l‘auulon (lnzotlo.
W __,._.
A .SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISE. Fashion writers says that “Dewdrop
[lightning citizens of 30“”, Norwolk tulle is a quaint conceit.” Maybe this
have‘an bpportunfly to road of the re- is :llmlili'l way of saying that. a whole
msrknbie success which has attended vim 0i WOW-l" will he SNWk 0“ it and
the Municipal Light and Power plsnt, with lt..-New York Telegraph.
in the nineteenth annual report, sub» ”9‘
milled to the South Norwnlk Board of if Wall sin-lot wishes to raise $5.000.-
Cotmcilmen last night. This shows ""0 to "9“" TM" Wm" Wall street ““3
.the net income for tho past, your to, tho money. it haunt the ""9“" how-
have been $68 508.39. almost ”000 oven—«Sun Francisco Chronicle.
. , M..-
v r , . ’i s ' I ', ' '. . .
5 , - 2:392:15: “l: ‘38:: i:‘rni)t(|\sf;)2‘lflliil Ally-lien. Wtrkorsam n intervention
' . ' . I .0 5 'n ' in the tobacco lrusl disuolulion case.
Willi qwraimg liabilities In addition of’
Iproporly makes it strong point of the
$4126.45. soon to he ('illlCl‘iit'd. This is. ,
' . llIoiIllnI: company et‘ii.~~-Viorceslet‘
a mosl gratifying showing. and high. l‘ost
ly ooquliuwnlary to tho I‘illoiont lii~§ M
'rer-lion of the board of (*il‘t‘il'it'iil coupi
mlssionors. Imd the executive» nhility'
_. , when» Morrison with some care, It I-
ol’ Superintendent Albert E. Winches-l , _ ‘ i
. .. pours ill the discovery of noun or more
‘ . tor. lht» latter hns been at the hood
6., of the plant since its inception and ublII-poclII-tod rocipiouts of free food
taken grout pride in its ooonomicsl oil-i t," UH;”:1"licofininwwm m (“mm“).
. . ‘ ' ' . ‘I.
oration and the snlistnvlnry results ob-i 9“ U ‘
tsinod for the (‘iiiZi‘ll»Siltil‘l‘il()itii’l‘ti. .
Despite the nralit‘riut: returns llnnn~l MN)“ mm”: M “‘de ‘8 “ hum“
ha" , the pm'vcar tho flu” for “er-1H1“ Baker..too. She answered tlII- ad-
) ‘ ' l rorlizonivnl or n man who WIIntI'id a
tricity have bot-n l‘i‘iillllt’d. and mum
wile. Mo was not in. and who“ he re»
new work has been completed and i h l d iln r r-ady She
‘ . MI I ( llt‘ I .
paid for, Ki‘vntly “li'l‘l‘llsing the value um I s I III
made such a hit with him that ho do
of lilo plant to the city. i .
‘Pifilltlll iII»I sale at tho pinto [or It
i
...-
”-9“.
How full of abuse ohsrily is. (won
home» rlIn.~-llonslon l’osl.
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FATE OF A PENSION BlLL
The pension bill passed in tho last »
Ltlgll‘liilillit‘. thII Ii it) tho (lovvlnm MURDER SUSPECT CAUGHT'
and passed over his veto, has non" __....-_
lit-cu hold uncunstilulionnl in an opin- p°uc° Apprehend M'" Suspicted M
.3 ion by Altornoy-GenI-rul, Light. This in. Murder 0' Watchman ”I
' is the bill which repellimi the exempt Guggenheim Place.
tin!) from taxation 0! 31.900 of ”It“ P'llL"!)E'JI'I'[A. .\‘n\'. 7. ”\wa- a
,_ property of Union vvtoraus and ‘SpnnvipIHM, “It,“ the trucks or the ppmmyt
18h war Holdivrs. nud ill‘flllii‘il in place mum nullmml Company In this I-lIy. n
of ii a pension of 830 n your. Allermm‘ mm.“ H". name Or this Erin's-on.
the veto had lil't'll (H'l'l'l‘idiii‘ll in the 21 _\'I‘lii'l~‘ or nun, or West Bath sin-cl.
House. it I-nme III a lie role in the you“ York. wns “from“ hero Sunday
St-nnlo. and tho ”1‘ Willi hi‘ilit‘t‘ll li)‘ mg)” m- “tin-”ml ‘Ipunl-t‘v‘)’; rm sus»
”"10 9118”“: Vilil‘ 0i ”Filly-“0"- Willi?!" piI-ion that ho is lho man who murder.
ioo. H was t‘t‘iilllflii‘ll that lili‘ ili‘ll’ «d It wnlrhmnu on tho I‘stuio of iusllr
slon system would melt the Stall“(luagruheim, tho coppw mnunntv. on
about $350,00u u your. it would have mm; inland. N. Y, The mun was ur-
inkun a burden from tho lo‘wnn, but rr-stod only Imp,- ho had gll'on lhII do-
iilncvll n ill'lll‘ii'i" one on the State. A i im-tlvu n lit‘flln‘i‘illl" ulruxulc and be
sound will. no tilt-ii) all 0! lilt‘ tutor-mt was finally lurked up {or a hearing
of Gov. lhlltlwln sent to the thin Bi‘H-i'l‘ilt‘ mnrdured watchman was Alfred
'sion of lilo'lntululnlurlu Till‘ will iliniI‘ookIpr. who hos hon ompinyodvhy Mr
Holt oititlloslod lunch or Iho ()lijt‘l‘lltlmi;i’ltluitl‘lillviiii tor some time. Mr. Gull
found in the opinion of tho AllIirnvi'-'I;choiIII has offered I reward of “.000
(lonotal Hartford Timon élor tho nmmi of llIo mnrdorvr,
.M. . 0..--.m...” ....-...._.....s_.w...
iolIII it. Walton. uhosv donlh lIl tho; SEVEN HUNDRED PAY PERAONAL
IIIII» of 77 III-IIIIII-Ii lit the home of hing TAX.
non “ohm, in Flushing. l.. I. not 8M Al the present Lima» nimul loo root
was It Motion of the lair» (’.ol fluorite» donln or Norunlk hurt» pnid tho per
li‘ \l’IIIiIII: uho in I nlno coll-broiled nu nonnl illlt. Thole Wow on Ilu» list over
the inventor of the "Vi'nrinx uyuinm”: Moo names, and some oi’ lhme mm-
or sI'n-I-rnuo nud lull-r nu l& but i found to be exempt. and have so noti-
,. Hirer-t-i‘ivuninu l‘oluminnionor that i find the omcu of tho tux collector. The
‘Non York nor had. liin brothI-r now i balance of tho tml is to ho pnhi this
r‘iou»~nmd iiiU‘iflllt'iI in (with as mark- month. or it will heroine Im'nnuary,
ad a neuron the family conduit} [or do iaI-nrdiuu to law now in fllfi’il. to turn
in: things in lint line oiinvvnlion and the tint of delinquents over in. the
IlisII-ovI-rivn of urvnt prnrilrai valued prosorutinu ntiornura. who will issue
When liw ('ivil War broke out, do ”pi mutants to have the roses brought up
listed in llir! 4th Minuouri (‘svoiry Its in the court.
I Lieutenant, mm ""9" received an' -- ”W” W
sppointnwnl on the Inuit ol llounrnl CAPT. HAMILTON LEAVE! AHTIL
« John (9. Fremont. For his invention LIRY.
'0! s splits. in molar» the old remit , Burgoyne llsmillon, formerly s rep
Ils'uoed in spiking usurious, he wnsltnin or the Ninth (kimono). Gout Ar-
ised to llw "Hill of Motor and lmnnwllllvrr. nl Stamford. and who won re»
for)“ to the Urdu-lion ”apartment. coolly made an ndiutsnt on Colonel
Allen‘s record ol gallant service in Fitch‘s trail. has rosilned his com»
{be war. he ”misled hintsolf with mist-Ion to loin it domain! in Vow
Minimum. Cents. for whom he on in the future. The vmncy he: been
noted s valuable machine to separate tilled try the vaifilflfifll 0' (MM. F’
oilit trust the moon. later he in If! 0. Smith attire Ninth (Sammy. u
mm..rooh»drilis, on» emoluments. Militant. .
. in all he was use in for sew
gym“: “hm hm” m “VIN! mm D“ ML’TlC AND
tor “eh your at his life, which. can NORTH “A.
flooring how mesh mnr of those in Width ”or. 72-1! vet! sovere-
‘ etc-um an III on "was e! um to wuss; am IIIII pone sud
my: and ludsotrioi gm North ile- eeuu today. An unknown
in s marl at achievement worthy of ates-er unit as moons. The Into
illness. atonement-ammonium
WW Whoefemntumlotimdio
luteiviow Madame Schumann-Heine!
“to dawn of library tires, or houlhiTorlt. whore he intends to do business .
COME ALONG.
v'IilH
Come along where the wind is.
Where the green and yellow
grasses
flip and curtsey as he passes,
Where thegolden gorse bends
over,
And the scents of sea and clover
Are as nectar spilled from heaven
by the gods of yesterday.
Clam; along where the light is.
. in
Where the sun shoes but to show
. us "
All the world spread otil below us‘.
And the sky stands up beside us
Like a curtain spread to hide us
From the oldncss and the gray.
ness and the care at every
day.
Come along when I call you.
“and in hand we‘ll seek together
For a scrap of milk-white heather.
‘l
And the sun will laugh above us
And the wind will laugh and love
US
I
While we laugh and, love and
wonder at tile glory of today.
~—-Pali Mail Gazette.
more «sebum. trad-won. Metamucil"
. ~0 a. mmmmmm
New Bargain Attractions
Being Added Daily
Features are Unusually Strong
in addition to our regular liarrest Solo oilerlugs in thoditterent departments, we present for tomorrow's
selling a lot of HARVEBf SALE SPECIALS IN HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Read this advartlssment care-
‘ inlly. It offers money-snvlng opportunities that you cannot silord to miss.
3
Shopping Bags
“'01! made. knitted Shopping
.
lingo. good since. usually 29c
linrvetl Sale. Wednesday
19c
Gas Light
Wolebsch Junior liprnzhl Gm:
Light, stands .3 in. high; suit-
nirlg for bath room. hall or bed
room; usually (lint: iiurwst
Sale Wednesday
27c»
Wash' Boilers
Henry Tin Round Wash Boilers,
large size: usually 590. liar-
vest Sale. Wednesday
47c 9
houid Veneer
This wo known Furnitulo I’ol
ish needs no introduction; nth
sine. Wednesday
37c
4 Big Reasons for
the Popularity of
”Angie Lamp
Best ht for Last Cost
-burno 1 hours on 1 quart of oil.
.Flrst Cost Its- 0!! Cost
money sand in the o 'n buns
soon pay: tor Lamp itself.
Non-Explosive
--lirtie hut. gu can't maul-ts,
nothing to clog.
Convenient
—-simpie. any to operate. Tum
oral like gs: or elmricity
We‘ll Mow u and we you a cat
with "cologne regional! ityou'll glof
Wmhudmnb"
m
Choppg ping Bowls
iiardwoo Chopping Bowls.
smooth ilnish: sine H inches
wide: regularly 230, Harvest
Sale, Wednesday
1%
Matches
Blue lip l'nrlor Matches, heads .
will not fly off; usually on.
Hun-est Sole. Wednesday. 2
PKGB. FOR
9—,, ‘r. r g
-
Ash Cans
Heavy Galvanized“ Ash Case.
with cover. size 24 in. high.
17 in. wide; value $1.50. linr~
vest Stile. Wednesday
$1.10
Hydrogen of
Peroxide
Full ill 01.. bottle. value 21c.
Harvest Sole, Wednesday
~ 14c
Glass Mouse Traps -
Sanitary Glass Mouse Traps,
value 25c. Harvest Ssle, Wed~
- 19c
Lunch Boxes
Camera shape, made of heavy
lln. neatly jnpnnned; formerly
‘l'w. Harvest Sale. Wednesday
19c
Scrub Brushes
1000 high grade Scrub Brushes.
all sites and shapes; values as
high as 25c. Honest Sale. '
Wednesday. Your choice
100
EADERS’
VIEWS :3
MRI. GAY QIHIOUILY iNJUHID 0N
. HALLOWI‘IH. , .
To the Public.
We wish to correct the great Into-
thho mode in the Sentinel which Ito.
M that Its. Ferrite”, In. of lien»
n drool. mm on not ens-tilted
or boys on mime“ night. '
‘l‘its ”tilt all tilt at. tripped sud
tell. hurting WNW oni' volt»
t!“ Tm
W... 1
alone. While walking up Chestnut
street. near William Grumbiey's
house. Mrs. (lay and her children were
met by a crowd or how. who bent)
to throw stones at thorn. and point
than: with It elm. meanwhile csllinu
them numel. The boy who hsd the
cone put it between Mrs. (law’s lows
and member! it around, throwing her
to the utensil. and hurting her con-
sldonbiy. .
sitter she got up, they proceeded up
Summer and West Ml ln streets. fold
loved by the boys hen they not
to Charles “outbursts house. Mrs.
any and her children went in to cull.
When they came out to no home. tho
boys were {till "hint to: them. and
heart unlit their “some. At last,
Hrs. Ger csupht hold of the onus
wuielt’ III potted st her, sad while one
boy rm min; to not it back. another
pushed its: irioleniiy forward. It won
this tall Alon broke the wouldn’t let.
libs also mum intlirlnl lniuriu.
Dr. 01““. at NmAlI. sud W
known.
Mil. AND MRS. humus GAY. JR.
Dr A. N. (lurk was called on the - '
tolepbcme from this adios this morning .
“a ammo positively that Mrs Gay's
limk was not broken. although it. woo
badly wronched at the knee and on»
tile. He stated that as a result of
the situlr she will he laid up for some
time. -
Tho Prosecution Attorney and the
Police of Norwnlit conducted an in
restitution into the matter shortly st-
tor Hollowe'on and they found thst
Mrs. any use mss‘hoerading in main
attire and that she had been playing
with the crowd of boys whom she now
hisnm tor her «eldest. They saw no
grounds for on III-Mi. in the matter
and dropped the-case my shortly.
on“
. WIODDH'tO GLAD. I
would Wisdom tar hm ii
And mm the helm: it
’ “mu; ‘3
his 9'
Norwalk Chronicler