commit hadrons
4m
. Indian mum-66v.
6|Ii well Luann”. too, It. and A. M‘.
Build!" m
‘ lain street, lit and ad Tuo'eduy oi
ouch month—July and August e:-
. ”pond-«tits 8.80loolr All Hauli-
i Masons. cordially Invited. Reed
H.1"Iym'1. WJt. Ruben M. Wilcox,
In ler Chepter, N0. 38. R. A. M.
Ifeoto in Masonic Buildinl. Booth
.luinstreemld onloth'l‘und'moi
each mouth~3ulr nnd Anew e:-
oepted-«ut 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
MIIODB' cordinliy Invited. Theda“!
Guyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
ROBERT M. WILCOXI 8609'.
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,HIRGHANTI’ AND MANUFACTUR-
“ ERB' ASSOCIATION
_ , Nehemiah Candee, President
Vig-prfiai‘gfent, Charles]. Pidgeon
. . an Hadley, Secretary
.. Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
, PHONE CALLS
;, ‘ pro—News Department .
‘ gag—Business Department
.wa—Branch Office, Norwalk
Igo ——Editor' II Residence
729-5—-City Editor’ 3 Residence
I
PROGRESS OF EDUCATION.
Grouter progress into horn Inndc in
education in thc l'nlted States during
the pn-s'i‘ten yours than in any .provlouII
{.1}, decade In tho (nuntly's histou. AI
stud) of this development Just com,
hinted by the federal bureau of edtu a I
tion shows that during the years 1900:
to 1910 the annual incomc oi‘ the DIIIIIII
schools [Inn heqn nearly doubled hat l
int; Increased from $2.20 000 000 to
8425,000000, while IIIInIIII] IIppI'~oprIII:
'tloml to nolmul schools for the, truin-'
log of teachers hlls grown lIonI $2.-
7ii9,000 lo $6,620,000. Tho Viilllt’ of
public school property in i900 was
$550,000 000; in thin it won more than
I hllllon dollars.
Dt'tFltIg the sumo pcriotl tho IIIcrtlito
longtli oi the woman school term lt't-I
oréored from iii to 1.36 dm's and Ihej
average niwndnnce or chilIirI-n enroll I
(film 94 to Hi dnyn Tho number
01‘ public high schools IIIlIIInrmi {mm
6,005 to l0,21:l. and the number of
teachers ilml‘oin from about 20.000 to,
morc than 41,000 willio tho total pun
iic school teachers increased ttom
423.000 to 512,000. Slulurics oi touch-
eru IIlI-o III-e lnrgcr IhIIn ion years.
ago, the avexage salary of mole teach I
or: now being :65 n month IIII conlpnr'
ed with $40.10 In 1000 and those of
women tIIIIu $.li II month to 3.32 l
A qunp ilom Sltllil. ’ItI00 to $273.-‘
425.000 in shown in the productive;
' fund ol unlvorsllion. coilcgou and loch
_. nicol schoolx; nnd un lncrcum front
3“ 828, 500, 000 to $77, 800, 000 in the nnnunl
. income II! those schools leIn nourccu'
other tlIIIn endowment
There are now itt:l,600 sludcutu in
. these Itchooia, us against 110.000 tun
yearn n'kq. and 17,000 lIIIIlruI-torII, ill
conltuII‘I-Ii with 2",:l0lI
More than 000 000 high school ill!
pila were counted in llllll It» uxltinntl
‘ 520, 000 in liiotl. The totnl live-Inge in-
crease in schoolu of III! kinds IIIIII been
about to per cont. 3
l
o'o r“
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ADVERTISING A CITY.
'l‘hcrc nro uromn of ways oi advent
tiliinlt ii city; and tho two main Vail
IIIIlIlo ill‘P thI- habit of rIIIIiIioniII ul«
wnyu npcllkinn of their town; and thr‘
way in width the place in uouuticd
it in troll t"ot iIoIIIIlII of trudcI IItlIl huul
noun Int-nu iiRMK'IiilIOIliI to IlrIIIlnto"
invililiiz ilituIIuI and forth nilrnrtivoly
printed and illustrated, pIIrhIIpn, hut
ii' the two Ill‘fll motlIodII uro uhIwnt. all;
I, other Inothodh munt lull. 'l‘lIII town
I“ citizens thorn no lute-routed in circu-
' lilting thcuo (inscriptivo i'ili‘tll. IzlroII-'
turn or pomphlI-IIII, tho lurpor their
none at influence. and it Ilhould not
i ho ohoup pIiutiIIg i'or whilo they 'mny!
ilpoalt for economy it Ilootunot toll lor'
mood tutt- Ito-Ii mochnnicai ability}
. which, in n wily. in on good It sign ot'
' automotive spirit no runny othere.
N766 Inland citiou are in II competi-
ni'on Anti they do not advance
out It manlteniatiou oi the push
Wile vhioh is widows oi billi-
ulnen 6nd rmlutlon to on.
ovary public interest. The chat--
ot It city's luduntrios and of tie
lent! and it: advantultou in the
I? of schooling «rut entertainment
all tor growth. Unity oi Inuit:
tint on Iii-II will make It city hot.-
”iodivo in in really the heyetone
" arch of profitalte‘ tor tiny muni-
.é-Notwiol , lotto.
i
3M
‘ her Ilrulh.
. In lIll‘ Ilrnl IloItrtIc.
' (‘Irolq will art on Illllttl‘l.
motto mm. m chariot help inquir-
in; who the 119ch "we" "or-Tort-
land mu
”.9...
‘A Ola'atotihury Kiri unveiled til the
W
I'm to Iii Louis WWW with
p 5 his loved. monomer Munitio-
. m. entail to Witt. this m» 0t
lilo aim. mu IM «ram ms -
mm M" met our hotel.
Thin ie 6 net! earn In elopossentn—r
lint-Word Port. .
.9... .
Mm. Loni-so Vermilyr. the Chimp
N wanton autonomic! luring poisoned,
nine persons. neamrtohatm lived. up
to Kipling’l estimation of her rein——
Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune.
4-.
A oui’c nnd sane Fourth movement is
all right in its place, but. it: piano is
not, in the middle of II Doyour-CIII'III.
muoshopping early cnInIIuigII.-—— Con~
noctlcut Weitern News.
.9...
7th “a prophet is not without hon
or save in his own country" must be
the refit-etion of Gov. Wilson (fresh
lront the home of the want and
_ southwest) in 'ntudylng the remit of
the le ihiutlvo light in his home coun-
ty.---~--'l‘ 'enton Sunday Adirertloer.
a.-.
The smoke evil. according to on in-
almciorn report coats this country one
billion dollars annually lint think of
the ion a lot at people nro having aav
lug couponII.-tirnnd Rapids Press.
.4...
Gov. Fons, sends 1 message to the
Nntiou that Mausnohtmotts does not
care to tostcr its ioduntrini supremacy
and that thc democrntn in congress
may no IIII for on they like in reviuinn
the thrill to the detriment of Now
England; lie Innkon'hiu triumph n
hid for the democratic nomination of
vlco~prt~ridunt.—Sprinuhcl|l Union.
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M R8. HALL'S CLAYER.
Four of Five Men tinder Arrest Melte
Conieeeione.
Holding in his hand .1 photograph III
the room in nhlch MrII MIIry Hall
was klllml lIy rohhorn III Yorktown lIIIIt
’i‘hutmiuy ’l‘ouy 'l‘urridtio. onc oi the
.tivo men in jail in Vthiic l'ininn V. Y..
hnrgnd with the (trim guw Sheri“
llanIIq-tt and District Attorney Wins
low Itutcrtiny II graphic dim ripllon oi
the Wit.) in which the young bride Incl
Turrlddo. uccordlnlt to the
oIYIcIIIIn, polntod out just whore Mm.
. IIIIIl out whcu he entered the room.
. ho mid. with (luluuppc l’oppo, and de-
cint'od that after ho had on Peppo'e
ordoru, gi‘nkflt‘d t'lII- \‘ivtlm With an
upton and utnrtcd to III-anti thr- room
lot piIIIIIII-r l‘cppo repeatedly mobbed
the woman.
All tlvo lowlanoru hold for tho crinIe
wore indicted witcrdny for murder
lionIIlM Tlii'l‘iddo.
the nulhorllicu any. three or Iiw tour
prihounru while tolling conflicting
utortnu apron in tho ntutomnnt that
Mru Hall was ltlliml IIV i'vppo.
ADDRESB' BY MRS. BAVAGE.
Will Be Given to Town Union 0'
King's Deuphtere sno eons
TomorrOw.
Tho ill-III quarterly lnrrtlult oi the
Norwullt ’l‘owu Union of Kinu‘u Dough»
It‘l‘ii IIIIII SUNS will he hold in the Nor-
WIIIh (‘otlltrcuuiiollni Church. Friday
0\'PIIIIIK,N|WN1|IK‘1‘I7, III ii o'clock.
'I‘ Ili‘ IIIIlIliI' III Illl‘lli‘il. It Iii humid that
M'ol‘y nwmhcr oi theI hourly-formed
chnptur will lw prcocnt, as well us all
circlc menthol-n.
Thi- nIlIlII-IIII will ho given M Mr".
M ii. l-iIIvnuo III ’l‘oronto. Cannon.
pmldoni or Ilntnrio W‘iiuil of the
King‘ II DIRKIIINI. llor euhiocr will hit
. 'l‘hII Kinn' e DnurhtI-rn and Soon (It To-
l‘UllIO and in (It‘lli‘i‘nl.
A nhort illItIfl‘llll will also ho given
{by Mrs. Innhth W. South. stole pront-
Ilout or (lononriirut.
The horn oi tho Kion'u Moesannorn'
'l‘tiIIrI- will
no music by tho liulmrl (Ilhh ()l't'llNl-
ll'Il
WOULD OFFER CHILD A6 OACII
HOE.
WINNII’RI‘I. Milll.. Nor. l6.~ Upon
tho uppor rivI-r lnIthu rIIIIorvII on
Lake Winipnx. more III II urest rom-
, motion in tho tribe and thc MIIllIIIIliIt
IniuIIlousry hIIII roporietl to tho nor
,ornmont that it is duo to tho toschinnu
oi the ”Apostolic ill-lute."
urn coiled. "militate. "
(‘ruiwd in thin holler. which they
Imhihml while on II leIII to Wlnnlpu.
6 notation of the baud hail given up
work. haying "(10d will food In." Ono
of them. rmi Thomss. sttumptod
lwioo toIotler our oi hit children or II
living “orifice. but on each occnloli.
other he hit the child hound mill routi‘
Im- dIIlIih. ho wee par-ceded to otter
in its place 6 call.
MW
«Mil Wit OMAN IRITAL.
0n Wodimdhi evening‘the nod-oi
Novombor, M ii o'clock. the tonnepw
pin will have an opportunity to it“?
their own talented young II‘IMI. Ar-
thur 1*. Huntington. in on omen rot-Ilia!
et limo Churoh. Then II no nonlet-
music than thltt oi the church organ.
unit It met trent ie in flare for all who
onn avail thmldvu of this opportu-
my.
public to meet mtniir invited. it
or so they
’omw Minion.
leer without ruin that the Ilium»
tit-your prajI'eI'It poet on in tho Doin-
fio reoltel will be rm. no the .
.9. It...
tilt-«‘Iulu'
I'll III '
i.-Il‘ «i
.g.
1..
SOME TIRE.
Some time we’re 'going to do s
kingly deed;
Or speak a helpful word to
some lone heart;
Some time we're going to plant.
the living seed . .»
In soil where it will thrive and
do It: part;
Some time we‘ll stoop to help a
wearied soul
Which stagger: who a
heavy load;
Some time we’ll peuse, fibilerudt.‘ '
in; toward the goal
To aid e brother on the rocky
road.
Some time glad eyes will speak?“
the love they bear
Because of favor: which were
cute to know;
Some time we‘re going to stop fie "
cemlees grind-I- ‘* ,‘7
This everlasting hurry lite wd‘ f ..
live m
_. . .u...
And be more loving, tender. true
and '
More thoughtful and more
reedy to iorgive.
Some time we'll cease to fret at
little cares,
And put away our foolish. timid
lure;
We will not look for pitfalls or
for mores,
We'll spook no goseip for our
neighbor’s care.
Some time we‘ll only see the good
in men.
Be blind to all the worthless
end the bad.
And recollect our on vault ieultn
ma then
JI'Iet strive to melte the whole
world bright and glad.
mE. AxBrininotool. in Los An-
geies Exprere. '
.‘iII'
l
on» . .
For Tomorrow we have planned I Banner Sale of Friday Bar-
gains that will be well worth your time to investigate every item.
I
Harvest Sale of Fine Snowy Table Linens for the
Thanksgiving Feast -
up“
OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT IS THE IUCIECT DEPARTMENT IN THE STORE THEIE DAV8I. LIN-
ENB FROM SCOTLAND. IRELAND. GERMANY AND FRANCE; FANCY LINENB FROM JAPAN ARE
HERE IN A MOST WONDERFUL AND COMPLETE VARIETY. SAVINGS AROUND AND THE THRIFTY
HDUBIKEEPIR WILL FIND HER MONEY GOES FARTHEST IN THE LINEN DEPARTMENT OF
THE BOSTON CTOR E.
Fine Scotch
Table Cloths
No better clothe made.
”It“ Special Prices:
a...“
NO“
Silo 72:72 ............. ‘1.”
Size 72x90 ............... $2.“
Size 'I'ZIKIOS .............. $3.69
Napkins to MIMI!
20:20 .................... Oi.”
24x3. . . . .. ............... ‘2.“
Sin 72x21 ............... 82.6.
Size 72100 ........ .. . .03.”
Oil”. 73xi98 ....... . ...... “All
~Nepkine to Match
20x20 ....... .g ........... 82.49
2ix2i .................... $3.49
Size 721:2 ...... . ..... 03.39
Size 7.x90 ............... $4.69
Size ’I‘L’xlmi .............. $5.98
Napkins to Match
20:20 .......... . .......... $3.49
24x24 .................. :44.“
irisb Table Damask
1000 "‘ynrdn All Pure Linen
longths of
68 inches wide. value 81 yard.
2 tank for ............ 01.59
2% ynrde Ior .......... 81.79
2%MOIOTH ..... unfit.”
I
Napkins to matchfztxzt
................... 01.49 dot.
Pretty Renaissance
Center Pieces, Tea
Cloths and Large
Round Table
Cloths
Size 45 inch. round: $4.00
value .................. 62.79
Size {Ii lm. round; $4.60
value .................. 03.49
Size 72 inch. mund; 87.00
value .................. $4.98
_ m, 3 . .
"h'fl‘n comm—6.» w‘WMu -
Harvest» Drepen'
Specials
“DH CURTAINS
Various mutant of pretty
nettornr. all made. complete
with rod, lv‘ridity Sporlal. I’ll.
29c
COUCH COVERS
Full elxc. rich atrium and color-
lnn: Tim \‘nlue. lI‘riIItly SW
49c ..
‘\
SPECIAL LOT OF
0
Ladies' and Chil-
dren’s Belts
Odds null and: oi Mather iiolte.
special, EAI‘II
W t
n ' ' I
Men s Negligee
O
Shirts
Mode of good grade t‘hntnbruy.
Perceio and Khaki t‘loth. with
collar hunched; else-e ii to
17%; msuhrly 50c. l-‘rldny
spec i at
39c
Children’s Flannel-
ette Rompers
Good qneiity Flanneloito.
2 to 6 years:
i‘ridny Special
39c
Handkerchiefs
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
altos
regularly 500.
Plain white and colored bar.
dare; regularly So each. Fri-
day Special
6 for 19c
Toilet Articles
10c coke PURE CA8TILE SOAP,
7c.
HAND BCRUIS. solid wood
hack; usually xiv—the.
' SANITOL TOOTH our: on
POWDER. regularly 25.c~17c
KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE. Nil-
ulnriy firm-tin.
Notions
10c PEARL SHIRT BUTTONS.
a canoe for On.
iii-in. SANITARY HAIR ROLLS.
1.0.
no. piece: FEATHER-STITCH-
eo IRAID. Io pc.
GREAT NORTNIRN RAILWAV IX-
TINCIONI.
”mm...
WARNINGTGN. Nov. ”Admits W.
Hill, pruuidont oi the amt Northorn
Roiiwny. who hurt boon hero confor-
rtu with anolels ot the interior De»
Delirium recording roed building
planned hy the timl Northern to aid
III devolution Olsoier National! Park.
Nahum. tin boen told that while the
department moot grunt a right of
my to the nth-out time would be no
ohieotion, to “ecoeptin; the aid" at the
rniimd companfin the writ ot con-
struntion. Tho proposed mud to to be
e public highway open to sit thereon
lewiuily entering the port and suhieot
only to the control at the United
WI ‘
The anti Northern iI eleo to he air-
on herniation to Mt I “loll-
mm lithe! M learn noe-
menu Ith- lilo uue W U
”or in the me . I
ONLY WRANGLI AND JANOLE.
Item Next Denim oi Congreee.
WAIHINGTON. Nov. Ill.w
enter oi the next eeeeiou ol Gonna.“
raid Representative Ill. J Hill titer
Colin). III tiltI White Home,
lost-lentil.
WANT. TO “1001’ PRAIRIE
.1 CHICKINO.
mum.”
AURORA. lll., Nov. lil.»—Mltll Milo
Gunilla, star on the Vault hockey
m Inel your. one of in, but long
Oblong} runnorn in the country end
Matt intone, applied to the Aurora
01" obit! for e hunting iiooneo. Mine
Oahu. out: to Ihooi preirle timel-
mm
art. out: «It not
1
today. And _usldo from thin.
out aid ihlt II. sew um. mublntylwm be accompanied .I In. mum
at the warring tactiou in Column; by her einter Modelim. aged thirteen.
Mill; the around on my pron-III oi
YOUNOIIT "it me: wottLo.
Hill Input- No Anompiieilmentel With tho formal appointment of Ion-
year-old Angelina Spinclto. daughter
“Written! Attorney Anthony iipinIIIIO, no or-
lk. tangle Ind nothing eccomplished. nnlet of St. Michael‘s church, New
Thut‘o 'Illl I think will he the char-
llevon. that congregation has now
whet in tho onInKI-nt ornnnist in the
city. it indeed not in the coon”
Mien Bpinello
who will give the scion on the violin.
end by her brother John. and eleven.
who in an edept on the ’cello. Ami
inrthpr still. rho will be Initiated by
the choir of the church, oi which her
mum le director.
IUILDING CROOCWALK.
Street Commissioner 0. Irving Br
tuition. oi Norwnllt. in building | crou-
wnik today trout othume' u not" do“
to the proporty at Thomas “masons
loo. in building iti- recent hm oe- .,
Inuit eidownlk’ sli eion: Wilton WI-
humanoid“. mmuum.‘
Norwalk Chronicler