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‘Y. NOV.
”mu—u. ‘ 4—
15. ten
“decently-steer”. “
. MI: 148 mm: Bur . m.
_ . sacrum notions
( “ ‘MAOONIO DIRIGTOBY.
,Didflwcli Lodge, N0. 108. F. and A. M.
‘ in W Build]
_ I "9
Hole street. int and 8d Tuesday or
. h month—July and August or
no ud—et 8 o'clock. All Muster
Mssons cordially invited. Reed
‘ K; Flynn, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Bee. ,
uiier Chapter, N0. 38, R. A. M.
Meets .in Masonic Building. South
Wash-eat, an end mt Tuesdays or
eech‘month—-—July and August or
dented—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
ROBERT M. WiLcox. my.
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IIROHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
IRS’ ASSOCIATION
. Nehemiah Candee, President
. Vic‘s-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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gun—News Department
gs-3—Business Department
44-2-—Branch Office. Norwalk
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ms—City Editor‘s Residence
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EQUALIZING TAXES. l
'I‘axtititin Illll‘tll'llz-‘t httvc licon lighton-l
ed iii MIdtIicimvtt, this your. hr tho:
adoption of ti plan which has hocnl
tried with Silillliil‘ iiili‘i‘Ci-il-l In it great?
manyhnhor cities. and more t‘rllli'trlulll I
in tho siuit- ot’ liltissnchuncits. in Mid-l
dloihu‘n ilit- lilllil rnlnos huvo hoop?
etllltillzod. untl improvt-d tncihotls nit-i
lilled‘jl'o arriving lIl couilnirnliw \':il l
not-i of hulltlings, 'l‘hc l‘i'sllil wns not;
a very lnrgc lut-ronso in tho Itilitl vul
ucs, ‘ihc urnud Itlllll rcutniuiun nimni‘~
where it was. hut in liniitlingn thctc
was it murkctl incrcrtoc. It is (‘Mil‘t'lt‘tl
that Mitltiltttmvn's tour! this your will
not be less than $15,tiun.oott, which is:
$8,000,000 more than last your. with.
the result that :t ilvomlli tax will in»;
sutllclettt to curry the cit), whilc :\
.p'siwmlll tax will ho enough for tho:
town out! its schools. .iusmtln Scull-f
ncl, 3‘
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Kunsns i'itt ZIIItl Dunn-r imvc illilt‘ll
' hiugcr convention hallo thun i‘hlcngo
lius. lnti ihc IlcpuhlIt-un notional mn-
ventlon of tilt: will mot-t in Chicago
.ioliti (‘niluu (l'ininglllin stirs so, Iic
tolls the Chicago 'I‘rihnno‘s rcntit-rs
that some wcolts out) 'l‘rcusurt-u- i-‘roti,
_ 'W. Illiltnm. of the ntttltmnl cotumltit-c-
”Mt... ,_.poilcd ihc uutionul ctmnnltttmtm-u.
that all lllII illrcc linvt~ In-t-n Iii-tirtl
from nut] that i‘hicttgo wins on tho
Ilrnw volt-w illrt-c it) onc, Now i‘hi»
calm Is quicll) rt-nt'ltlng for tho iicnr
ocrnilc Illilltilllll t‘illH'i‘lllliHl,
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
t‘nrncuic now lcntln Hilt‘lu‘li‘lli'i' In
“(Lilh‘ildlilil Ill tlw row in ulvc anl'
Inuncy. 'I‘lu- tnurmltnm port of it till
ls, ltowovcr. that not illli't' in nil iiini
, giving nun), huvt- titt-y t-nt-rottrht-tl no
It ’ touch otltcr's tcrritur)‘, 'i‘hc world isn‘t
1‘ solstnnll tut it sometimes scouts limi-
‘ ion illtlllc.
W. -
It In lii‘illllil'lli' tlitti ltcrcntior our
magazine tinii how would it) sot-uls-
cttplinl for tho culurnotut-nt or'ltn llllfi'
,Itwss will not list fund through tho
ordinary ttutl lt~ullltuutt~ clutnnt-lu, ill
' 3' . Ionst for print“ limo lo t'tinto. Now
linvon lit-ulster.
mom.»
intuition in
mm It helm aw ,
struck a Week 330. progressed almost ‘
'wlth rm-ruiis from tho (.Yivil St-t‘vico
‘vicicd oi’ ctulu-miing funds of the
Via- li fitting scqnvl in thc proccotllnos
i
i 1.
How in spt-utl n million out) n hull
in “to study oi titt- Mt-thodlui litmrtli
of Homo Mlunlpnu, Iiowcw-r pot-plus:
lug this mur ho, llw board should itilll
he. stimiot'lt-tl ht Ilw thought that Ils
task is otislcr limit to euro tiuttt
"I nmotmh litmttm 'i‘rttnst-rlpl. .
W" i
The “HMO" (llolm tolls of tho tiilvlcn'
t
flit/oh by on hououi cottl denier. “Hill-t
evor honrti of an honest cont denier
Grimm Font.
“United Elston Bonuibr Jones of the
m ei Washington, newr heard or
”hum in puhlio olilce who sold his voto
‘ his influence. innocence abroad.
., .'
insinuate“ business corporation
s patient camel.‘ not wanting in
ninth. but he can't livv indefinitely
Millie humps.——~«Wnll Street Journal.
New York's detuto‘h 'i‘stumsny ti-
li."huplly stressed “in ii lsshius
[Journal-Gonna.
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gi'fll Wit-ltcrsluim, who critlonily tutti
lav-u ohm who reside in Toxuo?-l
.n'thssshine Of It“ I‘ll-""1“" part." volunteered the summer girl.
E. “with “HIM“. “‘9 Provi- ,unnmf mu. "l’m “Id WC mndn
““th '1‘” Wm“ '“l' slum commons. Now we can keep
'm routines omm.,hm
sic pulpit. mince sti-
_ .. fl: I' ~
, MMhillil
Tim M new isle»
‘ harm sh'rtst
NEW YORK. Nov. lil.--—No doubt
remains that the city has ' won its
light with the municipal ash and not»
huge men. The collection of refuse
which was abandoned: when the driv~
era of tho street cleaning department
us that today an uudor nonuui condi-
tions. The city administration hu .
merged victorious from its first seri~
ous strike and established its right to
dictate hours or labor to its runny
thousand employee.
Night. work. to avoid which the
drivorn struck. will he resumctl us soon
as the department. can get its force
of moon men going smoothly.
~'l‘he dunner oi“ a general toomstorn'
strlkt- remains. but judging from the
notion of the union it is remote. The
question nroso lust night at a moot-
iutt,‘ of tho (lrcntor Now Yorit district
council at tho luicruniionnl iirolher-
hood of Teamsters and was put usid’o
to‘nwnii tho wishes of the various Io-
i'ill ()l‘giilllllilltillli. No plans have
hoon unnoum'cd for any goiterul mow-
mont mutiny: tho lootils to (iccitic the
tnnitcr. The. council in favor oi un
ttsncssmcnt to support the striking
drivers. .
’l‘hc i-ltrcnt Cleaninu “courtroom nu-
nounct-ti today that no more striko
hrculivrs would ho hired. As rapidly
as possible tho department will fill ilwl
liltit‘t‘s (ll tho importcti utrikc-hrcnitcrs
list,
BBVEIIIIOII OF IDAHO .
IOMTS PIESIIIEIT TIFT‘i
llillSiG, ltlnhu. Nov. l.’t.»v-(;uvtarnorl
.iumcu lI. linu‘lc) totluv unto out ill
sinnmi titulvmcut ntirvstvtl to tho poo-i
Illi" oi iduito. in ultich he continuum:
. llli‘ lii'llllll ol’ l’rt-sltlvnl 'l‘ni't in grant»;
log n litil'iltlll to i‘luroitcc W. litilitlcti.:
hooltlicopcr iu ihc Louisttnt Nntitntuli
llnult of lmwiston, Itinim. liv was con,
i
hunk. lIllll Wits ut‘ltloittmtl In the it‘d-l
ornl court ttt ltlulto Sprititzu to will
,vcurs‘ imprisounwul. No hover on‘l
tort-d upon tho scrvIt-o of his ot-nionc.i
i
" l to] that thc lttll’llilll of Rohtwit
in the i‘nituti Siult'n t‘ouri tittrlnu tho
lost {our days whiic iht- spoclal unsta-
tnnis Iii tho l'nlitnl Hinton niiornt‘yE
gout-rail lnno hot-n usurping the fund,
titunt ot’ tho l‘nitcd Stole.“ ultornt'y:
and his ttsslstnuts intro lll‘i‘ll runuln't
tho coma-t in which Ilii‘ I‘nticti Sitiiosi
hits hwu lnicrcstctl siih n llllih hand;
tt-uztrtllvss oi insiict- or tlcrcut-r." tho?
stun-moms sols birth,
"For morc thun four tours, in Meryl
tmporiunt cusc in uhtch thc I'nllctij
‘Sitiivn on» lnicrt-stt-tl, lilo rcuninr
, lil‘tifit‘i‘llllllfl omm-ro Invt- twt-u rctlrctl.
~nnd tilt-so upocinl noulsinnts to thc’.
gnttnrmvyucut-rnl IliiH' lttwn uiwn full?
control. ‘
"\t'inthuui tht- sllnhlost intorcst in:
our stuto, cnriuu nothing for our poo-i
pic, simply desirous oi mtuhliuhiug n‘
lropututlon in the- llcpuritnt-ut of Jun-
ilco. illl‘fii‘ spct-inl prosm‘utors hove
ltltnw tnorc in lnittro Itluho nnti roiurd
l its tlth-‘lollmflil since the full of “'07.
itltun all other count-s comhlmd.
I “’i‘lut lulustlcc of thin notion of
l'rcsitiout 'l‘ui‘i, innpircti without tiouht:
by the nlmclsl prosocutors. will Ions:
~rnnltlc In tho minds of our citisonu
,nnd will insplrc Ilii'lll with n wholo-
rsonic cuntcmpt tor such tllsnrticcful
Illi’llliillfl.
"it is prohuhiy unl‘nlr to sovcrnly
I hlnmt- l‘rosltient 'l‘nft tllrocily i'or ihlu
uuspcuknltlo uctlon us ho untlouhtotiiy
nctml in tho retptotu of Attornt-r-(len.
luwn in collusion with his usuoclttton
in churno of this prosecution."
CHALLENGE. FOR M'NARAMA
JUIORI. .
ms Antillillii‘ifi. (‘nl.. Nov. ih.--li“or
tho second time within eight days. the
t privilege» of peremptory chulieensos
lWI‘t tulosmen in tho Mountains
gmurticr trial was expected to he in-
ivokctl today to tho inovlinhlo loss of
some not} in the jury host.
I With three jurors sworn. the ninth.
needed to tilt tho hos Insist end prr
eipitnto the roller oi peremptory clini-
lennee Vets in VIM! when the oourt
convened». se is. W. Concerns. who
tied: nestled the defense for seine. wss
tmdereoin: enmingtion hat the state.
Wummw
, MUTUAL courssstoss
“i went to us one word heme we
"1 MM really in society.“
' "And i ain‘t muy rich." unit the
on the mountainous st hotne."~
Louisville Consist-Journal.
\
HARVEST HOME.
Largess of gold and purpleeyery-
where. “ h ‘
With tints of opal in the tremb-
ling sir.
Here at our feet. beyond. and still
heyond.
Purple and gold the with. "
weeds have donned, r
Harvest: of ripened corn, and here
and there
Between the straight. neat rows.
r
all unaware »
Oi their intrusion—~who would
grudge them room?--
Some little star-eyed asters~come
to bloom.
Trees in the orchard bending with
their hoard
Oi luscious fruits—their tints and ii;
i
iragrane stored .
From summer's blossoms! Ah.
Aladdin‘s trees
Could show no rarer. richer gems
than these!
Harvests of grains and fruits. and
harvest. too.
Of love and peace in home our
country through.
Meetings. with joy. of faces loved
and dear-—
Reunions planned and lived for
through the year. . . .
l
Thou who didet send to us the
sun and rein.
Draw near us now and make com-
plete our joys.
Blessing us sllwourselves. our
girls and boys. '
Making our homes alight with
love from thee-
‘ A foretaste of thy Harvest Home
to bei
“Berths Woods in Youths Com-
pinion.
.bshy sentinel (ream
Unusual Values for“
Thursdays’ 4-hour Sale
From 2 until 6. o'clock
Real values sacrificed at extraordinary low
prices for four '- hours’ selling. Each item —
quoted is worthy of your special attention.
I Corsets
but of "int Reine" models. mode
' of fine quality Coulil. various
stylou tor all iiguros. all sizes:
$1.00 modulo. .Thtirstitir‘s 4-
Hmtrvsmo
49c
The Greatest .
Waists Ever Ad-
vertised
Will I») nilill hot-o tomorrow hp.
twccn tho hours of ‘3 and ii
o'clock at
97c
BEAUTIFUL LiNENE WANTS.
nt-u tailored snimt. sumo
huntlsotnvli cmhroitlrrotla tuli-
oru plum tucked. luuudcrod
collur tutti cults; all sizw.
Nothing hotter crur offered at
ll 30
SPECIAL VALUE! IN
Flannelette Petti-
costs
27» down thort i-‘lnizuclclto l'n-
dPi’Ikll‘ifi. in hunt stripcs :tntI
color-inns. Thursthir's Hlour
Solo
24c
0
Lot of henvy grotto l‘latnnclctto
l‘ettlconis In prclvtr stripes
and plslu colors, generously
cut In all stilt'ii. 73c value.
Thumlny's Hionr Sale
49c
Women’s
Underwear
Floor-e lined Shirts. Ions sntl
short sit-own; iirnwors to
match; regular fiilc quality.
Thursday‘s Minor Solo. A
GARMENT ‘
39c
Blankets of Sturdy
Quality, Comfort-
abies, Sheets.
Pillow Cases and
Feather Pillows
Road these primrdher tire the
limit valuos otter quoted by us.
and ilicr should he irresisi»
thin with cold \I‘e'nllwi‘ so
“Nit.
u
v
7.00 Patti-t of $11 and 3? iii
Blankets $1.98
lit-nulli'ul heavy quniii)’. soil.
“(Milly finish and as warm its
the till-wool lilankcts. (or full
and largo site buds. in white
and ion color. with handsome
colored borders.
".49
Comfortables 98c
Filled with white cotton. cor-
orod with worry stiltolino in
I‘oruittn and ilornl designs;
closely tuned with colored
turns.
29c
Crib Blankets l he
Sol-t and lint”. undo or southern
Motto; will wash splendidly;
{not color luirtlers.
Festher Pillows 49c.
)Iedlnm else. tilled with new
leathers. covcisd with tenth-
urprooi A i‘. A. or hint-y on
ticking; Ludo oi these downy
and tltil)‘ pillows on sale in-
marrow
with
Winter Weight
Comfortables $1.49
Covered with csmhric in meti~
tum and dark floral designs.
California Wool: '
Blankets $3.85
Extra. large size, heavy winter
weight. while with handsome
blue ‘or pink borders. elabor-
ately bound with silk rihon.
a
it‘s None Too early to Think of
Christmas
And here‘s jiini .'t sumostion;
it xnur Itch» _\'i“l .\l:iltc "lilnt"
or "Ho:- .t
Blanket Bath Robes
Our display of beautiful lien
tron Blankets for this purpose
spooks for list-ill. All the lat-
t‘rii color combinations. Spo-
$2.49
Stair Oil Cloth
llcnrr grudc Stair (lil Cloth,
23';- lnchcs WlllPI various (IP-
slzns in llll colors. Thursday‘s
i-Ilonr Suit), YARD
29c
Ladies’ Gloves
hump t‘nohmercttc Gloves.
iicocc lined, 'hlack only. all
sizes: 25c quality. 'l‘hursdtty's
Iliuur Solo, PAIN
19c
Unusual Millinery
Offerings
300 Wompn‘s Ilalitisotnc?) 'l'iini-
med Hots. oil reduced t-‘nr-
merly marked to Sl'lfttl.
Thursdays l-llour Sui»
$3.50 and $5.50
s. 1
'Mn. Jsssuws rssmso scum;
IILI. I
Mat-MW
sumo Antmeie From Florida Attract
Mush Attention in Norwsitt.
the proud possessor of worst tine;
squirrels which he keeps in e special.
sud on the way he one test by the;
vsrious mile through whoe- hnnds it »
pound. In the has on errivsi wore;
various nuts sod‘otlior srtioloe of food i tho following; Tho itnliun Mission.
ftMth licensivon theiittiocrentnrm this including all itnlien work mt
William it. Jump. of Arch street. is . not my m", mm... in length. during i or tndinmwolil. salmon: Porto Rim.
ills rm Journal.
The northern squirrels srs not 110‘
“mm 5" N3. 0"“. TM“ Ilium. heme- of tho tact thst they ere
m squirrel ihst is pertisulorly tout:
bovine been with Mr. Justin tor some
time. They m southern animals.
having been brought st various times
from Daytime. Florida. the place
where Mr. Jeseup visits-ouch winter.
Those ,who have been to heroin,
from Moment, will mat-roller tut
mm the squirrels ere um sett- win
est troin‘ Ofli'l bend. sitting on s son's
lines with twins M They have been
allowed or. cream or the city. and
bolus minted Ber years. their in-
stinct seems to tell thus no seller
,will not lie kernel. '
our man. 7 Islam mums
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osmotic. e son of iris
themshsrstll
via.
filtoniiifi‘ethe Home mission sud
continueilyshuntsd. “owner. In Union ;
Perk theme» some. prion s est-lint
who are tslrly isms. The residents oil
thst section feed the snimsls si limos}
sud they have hem known to come as
close as twenty-live Net to persons. 1
One of these "led his best to set in'
Mr. Justin‘s case it while and and so
peers to hang around the southern
squirrels es much as his timidlty will
hermit him to think solo.
WM
csus‘ems ems sis-mom?! s
' . HALL.
. Dim cold. .fiov. slim—Bishops
drew i‘srnetrit- to Mentor University.
il Mothodlsi institution.
Among the spproprinthmtt mnde tire
"7.000: the suverttl tiermen confer.
onces. Samoa; mutton. 33.356, with no
additional smut of ”.636. for tho Mor-
nsn Momorinl Church.
.“w...t.-.......... .w . ....._ Mus-
sov CMWIMO IUMLAMII.
NEW YORK. Nov. iii.-’i‘he choir
buy nice at normed Boris. s fourteen
your old Brooklyn. boy, hinmed'nnti
solden heir. rustic hufflli’y so easy
that he told the police today its list!
robbed so may plat-es hs could not .
remember them all. Whats the police
and s hurled can tut? of Jewelry to
which the led his direfladJlfllm. they
expect "to learn more shoot. his ex-
pioiis. Raymond ties smiled lest "
hum W of the minimum
Mm In L theatre. Bh‘iove oi the
inotlights «uses Min to the it stores.
ticltet end this led to his detention. ‘
,, leeltotths
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Norwalk Chronicler