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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 14, 1911 · page 6

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“midtown” son
TOKORRDW
no disease 6 :40: sets 4:30.

scorer! honors

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A outed Convention 9! butler powers at oily public utilities commis-
Ohep'ur. n. A. M. will be Mid It its start in the courts and that the ones-
rooms November 142», 19,11, or s ‘tionq'of the constitutionality of the law
'olook p. on Work, Merl; Degree. All omtingithls Commission will be testod
. A. Masons cordially and fraternity as a result. of tho commission's order
upon the-company to produce its books.
records and such other documentary
ovidsnoe do apply to the: business done

 

5 ~ Fraternity yours.
BOIIBT M.Wll..gOX, Bec'y.

4'» W on the HEYECOM- Munohsster line. VIM‘
. ,_ MERCHANYU ANS MANUFACTUR- one of the tutoreéting reports heard in

 

 

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, Nice-president, Chm,” J Pldgson teke this order as a basis formatting

railroad circles today.
The rspont that the company would

ERB' AIOOGIATION
Nehemiah Csridee, President

the constitutionality of the commis-
sion could not. be verified with the of~
dcisi seal of the press department of
bile road, but it husxbeen admitted by

Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Mstthew Corbett. Treasurer

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on the first important order by the
utilities commission adverse to the
mad the whole question of this com-
mission‘s legal right to make orders of
any kind would be put before the
courts for judicial determination.

.ln the Manchester to llurtford rate
DON'T CALAM. case the patrons of the line in
Manchester are asking for a live

UPC”- “0”” "mm“ promised s cent reduction in the 15 cent fare be-
snowstorm ”"0” October ‘8 but tween these points One hearing bus
failed to deliver the goods. However, We" hold and as n result the com

Horuces calamities that dont caluml mission has ordered the compunv to
are “W9 “WNW” 3““ mm" frc- filo hooks and othcr documents to ho

quent than “is ”WWW g“"“lfl‘mmlused either for or against it. lien

lonncctitut Western Nous. iiamln I. Spock. noting for the corn-
————-~—-—O——- i puny. comhahied this idea at the helir
<()rer in New Haven, two blocks in Q lug lwloro the commission. if the

Orange street are to hi1 made into a} railroad ll(‘._f.|lll9§l¢(’l-l in this ruling there
"f‘Whl'te‘ WHY“ at night. by ”it? burning. is, from the ‘rniiroud stnudpolnt, no
or humorous gus arcs, having a mini limit to which the commission may
mpjnriiy of 19l52(aiidiepou'cr it is'go in ordering a presentation of its
also announced (but the erection of books before the commission and oth-

these lights 1)) the gas company is on out who desire to examine thcm and

tireiy voluntary, till!!! giVilll‘.’ 9V1 thc point is nu crirclncly imporiunl
dence of some public spirit on its part. ’ one.

As a rule. however. communities that ‘ Thur a i'oiilosi over the power of tho.

wall for gas and oicctric light ('uiiiUutllitios commission hns been impend»

pani‘es to «route “While Wills" for; lug no onc at tho Yellow Building in

 

 

 

them will wait a good long while. The New ilnvcu has taken the trouble to .

citlos which have been most, pronrcs dour in tho pus! few months and it
dive along this line have been those was icinuikcd in rniirosd clrtlcs that
that have Business Men‘s Associations . the demand upon the (‘ounccticut (‘om-
of hisrchnnts‘ Associations or some; puny to produce i151 hooks and records
similar civic organizations that have of husincss done our many other docir
interosted tliemsolvcs in the womb ailments nil covering the linrii’ord to
such enterprises and in conjunctionf Manchester lino, would vcry likely ro
with city councils. have “got busy.“ {sun in u iegnl lost of thc commission's

—~r—~-- ~—Ov~—-- powers

Probably an ununl the sensational

pnri of his imoucli sciinon to the
conuicgution of tho South (‘hurch of EXEOUT'VEs ”F n' n'
llLEllli8 niscuss RAISE

New ilriiuln. finshcd up by itscii, door;i
the Rev. Herbert A. Jump some in-. ”””””””
justlco. ilui it looks from this dis-i
tunco us if ho had by ll conlrihuiod’
nmlorinlir to tho iosuoning of the rev
first that he is going. Dr. ()zoru Davis irrly meeting in New iinvon. Sunday.
who two years one hudc thni church’und tho Ht’HRlOH was aliondcd by 25
lurcwoil. didn‘t think it uecnsnnrr i0 dclonuim roprcsonlinn 23 locnlu of the
do nnythinnv of the sort. Tordcr on the New Huron system. it.
_..._......~....__._____ iii Stcnrus chulrmun ol’ the board
RIGHT +0 THE POINT. iprt-sidcd, and his rcporiu shouod tho
imgnuizuiion to ham a membership
Mr. Foss wus elected by tho voics ol‘ uhout 1.700 out of 2.000 clerks on
of ropuhiicnns, not in ndmlruilon of the Now lluvcu road.
the viriucn which he so curiously" A report, was mndc from the work
iinds and so l'lllldliily ndmlrou in‘himg of Vii-c-Prcsldcui .i. .i. Forrostcr on
aeli‘. but as :1 Hillinwny autumn the the i'ori- Marquette ruilrond. in which
policy of no ndmiuisirntion which pcr» ho suid that the road clerks tltcrt- hurl
turbo and prosecutor: buslucsu fothecn given shorter hours, that n min‘
the unko oi politics—«Now York bluu.i imutn wnuo rnio had horn ostuhlished.
—-O—- and that on incrcnso or wuuos hnd
. Better have nil the voting for the also been indicated.
w“? “01“" m New Milford “m“ ““i The organisations ran-seemed hero
”ili’w‘llii J'i‘liii‘l'iiiiy of 2.500 not Elli“; from the New Huron system covcred

The cxccutivc board of (Jun ilrder oi
Ruilroud (‘le-rhs hold it rcguliir qnurv

for Fi‘Oiilliifllllllll."~“’0l(PHiel 'l‘oic- 1 i118 following cities: 1305“,“, South
gram. li‘rnmlnuhsm Providence. Worcosler.
”.‘“ Springfield Full River. lioiyoltc New-

Mom ilw number of edicts lining

iuuuml llillli l'cltln. ii is iniorrcd l""t;::(i:‘ii. $322131}??th“nrlalgfmwlzz:
uolnc our now illi‘ child onipcror u liturv Moridcn Dunhury.
typewriter on his lulu blithduy. -_ :l’orldiosim' and Na“, York city.
Kuuunu titty limo: At tho conclusion of the meeting
'l‘bo Fons plurality of 8.008 adds up’ Sunday cvcning Ml.‘ Steurucs said
lillil mu” ”m“ Will-«Now ank that them were no «inns of immediate
World. [troiihlo in the labor sky as applied to
a.“ ltho Work of the clorlts on the Now
it liupilwsn discovormi that cnctusl Haven Willi-
.multes white-wuslr-muud tho cuclus‘ ._.
stun-s linvc plnniy of uiuionmcn who] "‘ANCO'GERMAN AGR‘EMENT'
used whituwiwhhm.wlivhvor ilcpuhli- l‘iliiRHN. Nov. linhe hrsttunxlhle
osn. ' , ‘ rnhultu oi the Franco-(lanolin agree-
v-Ow moot appeared todpy.‘when a contmt
“mi" ‘5 ”mm“ "4”" “i inst. \irmt signed by which the French and
”sine. it Bl‘i‘l’iiil. nus been "dry" nil 0‘3 (lermnn mining syndicated in Morocco
u“ lime bi” did ""i “MW ii "iii“ "1W were fused on a basis of «quality. The
ideeit.-~hlnruntou Tribune Republican. mining rights in Morocco have been

a...
one of the chief causes of friction be»
Muterlinok richly rosorvos the No tween the two oountrloi.

arise for literature Where in the
d iii today it liner or more genuine
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DULUTH. MINN” NOV. li.-—Jl‘hs late
a . , «0-— - m John .lskoln. who committed sul-
bloated ”9”" who road ”i“ 3“” cldo recently. and who was arrested
01“?“ 9‘90““ 0mm” “t “9'9 on complaint or Mrs. 0 H P Belmont,
”Mt. KY» in burning ballots 1" of New York. for annoying her, left on
,0‘ wanting than}. mm- “9 choli- eststo valued at 025.000. The doctor‘s
It in"? OWL stupidity.-~Now mother and some brothersnndsistm;
.eIiflthoIt. ., Mill residing in Finland. era the hairs.
; _J “4"" , An administrator but been appointed
has people lied started to 54m. . . ,.
“in. Itslomoni. saw. u; 1..
i. he em sold:
in tannins-s

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. That this .Conuootlcut, combo“. .
otherwise N'New' lisven railroad, Will“. .
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pet-lends that induces I widower to

 

IN A Dozsn YEARS FROM

NOW ‘

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We’ll all flit 'round on aeroplanes I?

In a dozen years from how;

and pains
In a dozen years from now;

Great ships will pass through Pan-
sma,

Baseball games may have eessed
to draw,

And ma may vote instead oi pa
In a dozen years from now.

We may have blotted out disease
In a dozen years from now;

‘We ruby have dour with aches O

We may have bridged the broad-

est sens
In a dozen years from now:
New York may fully understand
That west of Jersey there's a land
Containing cities great and grand;
. In a dozen years from now.

Caruso may have ceased to link
In a dozen years from now:

Tait may be sick of traveling
In a dozen years from now:

No more divorces may be sought, a
“t" '

The last big light may have been
fought.

And guides may cease from being
shot.

In a dozen years from now.

Vice may no longer keep us vexed
In a dozen years from now.

We may have Canada annexed

' In a dozen years from now.

The cost of living my be low.

It isn't very likely. though.

That those who work will think
it so
In a dozen years from now.

War may be banished from the
earth

In a dozen years from now.

Men may be measured by their
worth

In I dozen yesrs from now;

But doubtless there will still sur«
. vive .

Men who will fret when others
thrive.

And two and two will not make
live

In a dozen years from now.

~Chicezo Record-Herald.

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, Lace Curtain
Stretchers

“Chicago” Adjustable Lacs Cur-
tain Stretchers, with center

 

 

 

 

 

 

brace. which prevents sagging.
fitted with stationery brass
pins: formerly :1. Wednesday

84c
Oil Heaters

Smokeless nnd odorless Oil
Heaters. with heavy stool

 

drums. ventiisior tops, and
eulomsilv registering oil in-
dioetor: capacity or oil reser-
voir i aunts.

 

With nickel-hinted lrimminuu
and mess reservoir. vslue
".50. Wednesday

$3.49

With block lunanuod and steel
reservoir; value 34.00. Wed-

$2.89

 

 

BASEMENT DAY

LET rue rontowmo us'r amino you
. Houszruamsumos. rue micro seem con maneuvers. r

Gollupsible
Tabourettes

Well made, mission llnish, with
imitation leather covered top;

height, 18 inches; width of
top. 12 inches; usually 49c.
Wednesday

33c
Sewing Tables

Hardwood toldlng Sewing 'l‘s-
hlos, neatly varnished; when
not in use occupies very llntle
spore; value ”.27.. Wednes-

- 87c
Double Roasters

Heavy Russia iron double Rossi-
ing puns. with ventilators and
self busting; sire is inches
long: regularly ti. Wednes-

79c
Vegetable Dishes

White \‘sgelpblo
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3 qt. fancy
Dishes; remilurly 180.
they last. Wednesday ~

106
Toilet Pails

Good size. nontly japuuned Toi-
lot Pails; value 290. Wednes-

' 19c

Brass Fern Dishes

High grgdo brushed Brass Fern
Dishes. with inside my and
fancy foot.- sizo 7 inches in
dismeior; usually 98c. Wed-

‘ 79c
Crepe Paper

Dennison's plain white or color-
ed Crops Paper: regularly the
mil, Wednesday

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Lanterns
Round tubular Lanterns..cnn be

tilled, lighted, .regulued‘snd '
extinguished Without remov-

 

ing globe; value 500.

32c
Silver Polish

“Presto" Silver Polish has no
equal for cleaning sold, sil-

Wednes-

 

ver. brass. nickel, etc; reg-
ular price 250. Wodncstiuy

16c

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Toilet Paper

High grade Toilet Paper. roll or
imckuge; usuoiiy 5c ouch.
\l'odnosduy

6. for 19c

 

 

wood WOITN 0F IAGHlNINV
COMING 1’0 N. N. ROAD I010"

Bemioilioisily it is lesrned that, tho:
\‘ow York Now ilsven it Hartford
Railroad (lemony is in the whet tor
360.000 word: or msohinsry to in used
in equipping in.» proposed new shop:
to ho located near the new round house
in the Coder lliii yards. New Haven
included in this rust-binary will be
ism lollies, plenar- sud shapsrs. so
well so in [root quenilty of smaller
tools.

When it on first turned that the
New Huron mud in to buy this ism
sinount oi mschihsry'“to be used is
the shops in New Huron" rues connect-
ed with the relirosd buss wonderins
it til? mm: m “in: to Mid»
the Spring street shops. When lie
AM no hr‘ons‘irt to their attention

., will”. Woo-ment- m med. some

tinnitus the: our shops on in bi
builtneertbsronsdnmsisrhsih-
der Kill rsrdothsrmtiilyimm
«mummmmm
nonwhimmiswm

 

Mm . ,A r m-.. .I. not.

invent on msrhinery (or tho new shop:
lindlcstes that much of the coupon"
mlr work. now done at Rondvll‘ie.
will be takes care or in New Haven
it also moons‘lhsi the company will b.
gin n position to hire mm mach-ulna
in Now liens dish nt present Up to
-u fow yesrs up practically oil of the
.ew liuvos rosd’e nosir work was
done in New iisvon. but along about
‘ 190D the 00!!le 0 shops were moved
to Reedvillo. sud sino‘o then but: dun
pmtiveir tow mesh-sins ill” been
employed in New Haven by the road

LlfGHFllLB PAITON RIWNO.
ummnnnn Nov. “.va ll li‘
Quinn. motor of the Methodist m
l shut-oh hero use announced his
inatiou. effective next April. when
its New York lint Conference of the
WM unison-l church convenes.
is indium to his postural duties he
and has nouns in cumin. in its
flow lull sod tile slushonse.

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MmMntemmmhour

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CHARGED WITH MANILAUOHTIR.

NEW BRITAIN, Nv. Jig-Mr): Nor.
week and Dominion Douroioscik m-ro
formally charged with monsimmhior
in police court this morning. the slain
claiming that they roused the death
of .loucph llirwoslti. The three men
had s light on the mold sire-ct late at.
night on Novombor 4. Next tier.
Huntley. Blrowski one found uncon-
scious in hit home on. Clark street.
the hospital.
where it. died the following Tuesday.

in court may both men pleaded
sot guilty. Dosrolseolk bu mused
counsel. As the W hes not hold
an inquest. tho ofls use continued
to November I0. Both men ere hold
in $3.000 bond. which they here not
ohtslnod.

«sz A- A.

ITANIK-a—MULLIN.

Rev. Frank D Torrey, poster o! the .
Nornik naturism Church. mailed
Kiel litmus Agnes Holler ml with
Arthur munch. both of disarm it
the mom in West m on Nov
Willi. The action We nest-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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