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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 21, 1911 · page 6

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‘ I,‘ UTHNORWALK
EVENING Sermon

Jame- Golden. Editor end
Premium-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Iwnenny. NOV. 51.49:.

ultimatum ALMANAC eon
TOMORROW ~
inn riees 6 :‘48; sets 4:29.

High tide 12:02 a. m.; n :57 p. m.
‘ SOCIETY names
we—

. MAOONIO‘ DIRIGTORY.
‘A Stated Communleetlon of Old

Well Lodge, No. 108, F. end A. M., will
”I held at its rooms, NoV. 21st. 1911,
Yet" 8 p. to. Work, F. c. Decree. All
Master Meeone cordially end fraternal-
Oy‘ Invited.

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Fraternally yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Bee'y.

 

 

NIRCHANTS' AND QANUFAOTUR-
it ; ERB' ASSOCIATION

' «Nehemiah Cendee. President

. "leopreeident. Charles J. Pidgeon
‘ Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer

 
 

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONECALLS
gnsewfle‘ws Department
navy—Business Department
“-nuBranch Office, Norwallr
.90 ——Editor’s Residence
7ag-5—City Editor’s Residence

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rev. John J. Wulsh, of 'l‘homnstmn
who was unpainted by (Iowrnnr Raid-l
win as n dologntc to tho Amerionn:
Good Ilonds Congress In Rochester.“
last week. proves to hnvo boon u very:

L . good presidential drummer for tho
govornot'. and all lho boltor bovnuao
Fr. Walsh is known to Ito in no sonar
3 luditiointr llo is quoted by the, tint
lain ’l‘ituou as having oztid that
~ Governor iluidwin in I’lllilillig t‘ounooth
cut one of the boat ohloi‘ oxooutivon
(his stale hns oror known and in bo-g
lug hold in high ostootn it_\ till, rounrd-
has of poiilit-ni ttfiilinllous. lt‘I‘. Walsh

is tulid to burn tolorrod mtiitusluetioul-.
h Iotho. mowtnont in this Htttio to pro-L
sent Iho governor's uotuo to llto

Detnocrutio lltllllllllll oonvoutlou us bo-
lng n strong 0110 und us tuning or»
prcanod the opinion that it‘ ho worn

to he notnlunlod as tho bond of tho.

tiokot. ('onnootiout, Musnnohusotts.
Bhode-lulnnd and hinlno. and poet»
nihiy New lluntpuhiro. might he run
rig-d by Winooruoy. All of Wllll‘h

shown that Ii'r. Walsh is iuiot‘ostod in.~

l , . l
and posted on. some other lhllms l)»- hu of some kind. and Ihoto rooms to.

older good mulls
fl-.. .. _. ..... .._... ....
HGHT TO THE POINT.

Nnturni loo differs from mnnui‘no~
Inrotl li‘o in Hull it is ronutrnviwi by
ltnlut'o nud jut-l nnturully puid for by
tho public. 'l‘ho tunnul'nviun-d loo in

paid lor. but not no nnturnll.“ "-Nt'w'

York 'l‘ologrnph,
u , .. . _.

The 'l‘nt'kinulou (liroroo was simply
the nit-out diloroo ovor granted. it
was iin'r'el.“ New llnron .lournuH'our
ter.

0 " .7-

A trade popor nunottuoou ihnl our-
ringu uro ootninl.v buoh. I‘nn nothing
he dono. to pt'oront tho rolurn of m
absurd and ugly n dork-o oI‘ fnultlon‘?
-—->l’rovidotu'o Journal.

w. ,.

Pttiit‘u-t' prizon for odltnriuis nnd
noun urtirlon. hul nono l'or tho t‘nt'
ioonlsm uoituor tho sorlouu nor tho
cotnio. Prim-s for pluyuriuhlu und ur-
titItlt and novo‘iiutu, but hour for tho
poci.t--.\'ow York Proud

Don‘t gruntbio ni ilto nttddon ohnnx-
(in in iotnln-ruiuro. II ht nothing more
than you oxpool. if you don't like it
movo into aomo othor climatow
Wilkondiurro ilorord.

.. 4

lH ll unpotriollr to huznrd Ibo ln‘
qttiry wholitor tho govornoruhip othln
ootntnonwonlth for u ulntzlo your in
really Worth $1Il,li.’lh?~iloulon 'l‘rnm-
cripi.

 

 

 

 

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SENTINEL
READERS’
f VIEWS 3:

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

HOLMII.
To the honor of Tho Boiinoi,

a," three pertinent quutiono.

l\\‘lltil lot"? l out at n ltlHi-l io I-xplnln.‘

MI. WORDEN REPLIES TO MR. million! of hushele of min ere cont

“ floor Bin-win the limit) of the Hon; troys homon, huiillo’t‘lm femiltee. this
i of Nov. am. Mr. Sm Holmes re- our ninth prisons. elm: houees. and
‘X to on article over my nltmelure lunatic auylume, hostile: sending thon-
’ 1 previous data. and elm united and: upon thmteende oi the brightest

Vt! unoroidnhio meson: I have been men to dronite'rde' never annually.
little urdr about snnwortne. but Thu ie whet in causing or letting
Whittle to import! upon your mod meaty to the admin texntlm. n
W once more hit outline the prhr In true that the government not: It
‘ of .nteitinn £110.01“ three new term revenue for the privilege of
till “I! will ll" mitt“ mouteeturlhxxtlti product, t from ,

 
 
 
 

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alon.thet Elam to looking: through his
Imaginary tone. at least with one eye.
for seemingly he thinks we can eat.
drink. wear and sleep on coal. {Or he
hikes coal as a criterion io'r titd com-
modities of life. hie (ti-toe Alaska an
being so valuable in ita noel nouns:
hicne. Yet he Output in not large In
(90mlllll’llmil with. meny of our etatea.
and the qmlity Is Inferior: one or the
two grout mitten ll decidedly no, end
uo'lnr an the ooneumptlon is concern-
ed they are lining California cool as
a substitute, In fact coat to not In.
nuoh great demand as formerly. Elec-
tricity to coming more and more Into
nae and taking the place of cont “1
a grout. oxient. Railroads are run-
ning their rolling stick by it, nearly all
modern manufacturers are using it In
their business, besides many old con-
cerns are replacing the furnuceo and
boilers with it. Mr, ltolmoo under-
estimates the wagon in the mines. l
hovo been working beaido n miner
who has shown me his book and it
excl-ode by for the prices quoted by
him, and he states that the grievances
nro not so much among the miners no
the agitators at the mines by the way
of walking dologuten. Our American
warren nro higher than other countries,
lWI) nnd one-hnlf times. England is
the next hinhont. but whoro the wage
earner in hilt-gland got: one dollar in
tiny, tho American wage onrntgr for
the some work gets two dollars nnd n
lutlf. lll (harmony, thoy not forty and:
fifty mnln n dny for what the Amen
iron gets two nud n half and three
dollars: in Hungary and itnly they
not but thirty-flvo and forty ran-ta a
(lit); for tho sumo labor. 1 out not. us-
ing: Iho loatimony boforo tho “tutor-
ntuto Commeroo (lotnntinriotf‘ but,
from men thnt work in tho factory
whore l mu etnployod. who omuo from
ihm'o countries, nnd woriwd for tho:
llllilVf‘ wulu-o. and shy Ilutl lhoy uroi
tho nvorngo wuuoa. Is this what

 

 

.itioud Sum culls wnuo Huron"? hoi‘

lit-i two n‘hnl thoso poor sluvon are;
doluu. \‘I‘o thui itt tho "Statistical! lio‘
cords of tho I‘rourruu of the United:
Sutton" just, inauod. that in- tho yourA
lllZIi. thorn woro n iiltlo Iona limit “xi
ouo savings linnhs doposllors. In ltlltli
Iltot'o wot'o 9,000,000 doposilot‘u, l\\l‘i‘-'
ngiugl ono in too for man. women and
ohildron who have n bun-k norounl.
'l'lto onpilnliulh do not puit'ouizo tho
ravines bunks: to nor llft‘iil oxtont It
In the poor u'nuo niuu-s. l

i
i‘in-n friotul Snut lor hlu dirtlntori

. nuke if tho prowut form of inxutlou iu‘

“ouuul nnd oxnt‘i jusiloo to oil mon";
Ui‘ (‘Ilul‘no tho oxpouuou of tho gm’orn-:
lllt’lI-l huro pot to ho mot h)‘ :t rovo’

lll‘ no morn oqnul way of Inootiml"

ithow oxtu-nsos than by ian‘uiiutt.

'i‘boro ttot‘or llille' hon u limo sint‘o lint"
uorld wns oronloll, nor nm‘or Will bo,'
porhups. but who! u low suitor fmmt
lnjuslivo. lilil it in not bet'nutio (duel
nud «mot jlmtloo htn- not boon nororv‘
«Iod to thom. but on n rosult or min-'
roriuno or the luolt of not urnnplnu
opportunitlor tut flil‘_\ luno i‘tlilil‘ In

; thorn ’

liut lit: ulrnnuo as it may norm. yoll
JIH truo tlr it he fill'llilnt', whvro tho:
Htlt'lullfill‘l domlnuio in powvr HWY,
would uoluuiiy liflfll‘rlh und vollol‘l n
lltliotnot‘o Ihuu tho l|\'('l‘ii;-',I‘liixl‘fl.‘

tln Milwnnllov, whoto tho Sooinilulh:
‘ltnvo tho um‘ol‘ttlut: onnlrtll, lilo lilxolll
turn it! l-Tt mill». hourly two utilba tuoroi
tltnll lilo oily of Now Yorh. nttd nltolll .
lnivo no mut'h no ollhor tho oiliou of
‘Nltru'nih or South Norwnlk, ntul III
tut-onto on though tltoy wol‘o wnlkillil'

on ullliu. In Sohonoolndy, N. \'..‘-

l
l whoro tho Bovinliniu llnvo n mayor and;

Ivontroillnu amt-thin, the tax rnio is:
L‘ll \IHII milln rprotly high for h poo
pio who nro orylng out minimal hixhl

nnd unouunl iaxullon. It in lilltlflllllf-;

‘odly nom-aunry and brown thnl it In
tool so much the party in power lull
tho IlPInIlllIlH of tho pooplo that It
{ Rot-volt.

I

- (lot of the fifty prinvlpto govern“
tnontu of tho humun fuutily. ihoro um
' twouiy-fonr liopnbilrn, lwoniymuo lim-
litod unmarrhwu; nud live nhnolulo
|nuumrohkw null lhoy nro nll lighting
i or “with”! for a government thui ohm"
‘ltI-torlzoa tho Amortoon liberty. Why
liu thin. II tho llnilod Hinton govern
tnonl uud pollrlos urn not more unlis-
I fm-tnry than any other country? Why
didn't frlond liolmos lulu» n morn
vital erIII-lo of production. Groin. tho
Muff or lilo. for Iuatnnco. There to
~ enough groin woroo than wnqtod every
your to food every month crying for
broad, to cloth ovary unforlunnle.
need. nultod DI'f'llOll'. and to giro a
homo end oheiier to every colonel in
tho country. and than have n torso
euroius as n menus to help reduce
the enormous tendon. Thounende
and hundreds of thoueeude end "on

eumed In the manufacture of intoxi-
outing liquortt. the use of which doe-

end most tuneful young men end no

 

 

“We-H.

 

 

THE FORGETTER.

He couldn’t remember
That spring-time had fled.
He couldn't remember
That summer was dead;
He was so forgetful
lie looked for a rose
Forgetting that winter

Was piling her snows.

He couldn‘t remember
That daylight was gone.
He sang through the twilight
As if it were dawn;
lie was so forgetful
lie thought it was light
While the reel of us stumbled

Through paths of the night.

He couldn‘t remember
The flight of the yearn,
He forgot to grow old
And surrender to learn;
He was so forgetful
He still ran along
With e boy’s heart all brimming
With leughter and song.

He couldn't remember
That he had a dnte
With sorrow end trouble—-
And so he was late;
He was so forgetful
That he went to sleep
When Fete find it framed

He should worry and weep.

 

 

 

 

 

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BOSTON STORE

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BOSTON STORE

 

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NOW GOING ON SeaSOnable

 

Offerings for Household

and Table

THAT ARE MOST APPRO-
PRIATE AT THIS TIME

 

Lunch Cloths

Renaissance Scarfs 98c
$1.50 Center Pieces 98c

Table Covers
Crash Toweling
Roller Towel ing

$2.50 NapkinS, doz $1.98

160 Towels . é-
Bath Towels

70170 -
70x85 -
701108 -

1255c

$1.49
$1.98 _
$2.49

 

- 980 Hematitched Sets $6.49
Tennerifi‘e Doylies ea. 5c
Drawn-work
- $3.98 Round Cloths
8‘/zc Luncheon Sets
12'40‘ Fine Towels
72-inch Scotch
Damask -
' 19° Napkins
Pattern Table Cloths :

t6

ea. 5c
$3.98
$3.98
ea. 490

yd 980
- doz 980

72-inch Damask yd 980
Scarfs and Shame ea. 39c
Tray Cloths
12-in.Pla.te Doylies ea. 12'éc

ea.25c

 

Housefurnishings Dept.

SPECIAL GALE lN THIB’DEPAHTMENT SHOULD BE 0F MORE THAN ORDINARY lNTEREST TO THE

ECONOMICAL HOUSEKEEPER.

 

Coffee Percolators

Merton Harland I‘ofloe l‘orooln-
torn multo moat dolirlous cof-

 

l qt. uizo, epoolel ......... m
2 di. nine. enorlnl ........ 81.25
3 qt. size. Itpoclni ......... 01.49
0 qt. eiee. enociel ........ $1.09

 

Universal Bread
Makers

This well-known ltrosd Maker

needs no lutrmluotion.

 

I-lonf also. ummliy $2.00,
for .................... MAD

ll-inof alto. nounil) $2.50.
for ..................... 01.98

 

 

Food Choppers

i'niversnl Food Choppers. chop
meat. fish. vegetables.

 

No. 1 nine. usually 81.00, for.79c
No, 2 Size. usually $1.50, for. .98c

O

Cooktn Ware
lirown und \thite I'ooklnt:

Worn guaranteed fireproof.
R in. Ho l'lutou. ustulily lilo.

for ...................... We
1 qt. liowlo. nnunily 250, futile
I pt i’tuldlhu Manon. ummtly

lilo. for ................. 50

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

z

i
n ronoorvntlvo outimuto It root» the drwoodsmvn and all other brunrhoe
mwernment oievon million for every of trade. and rot than Mill“! portion

tiollnr roeoivod from thin uottrmt. Anti1

tho itorinllul puny don't own out n

cry out nunlnou Ilw trump. I think If

out onto to ennui Iltst It thorn it! n

ullror. lot alone It plank in it.» plet-Qihwhtllut in lllllllllI‘IIII In thin or any

form, in rotation to nupproeniuu, or: other town he line it rumor on route

regulation Ihie groan m-ti. lint Ihoyf

particular line of hill goods it it to

do ndvortlno this nrodurt in their plate 1 nothing morn than e copyright ‘ on

paper. Why in It they dont disturbinome bitch in- has written. The flm

1‘ nature his I-onm-lrnoo wouldn't let him
ulihlurh them.

it would not Ito nim- to doultoy o,
fruit-iron ihttl hours on hbttudnnoo of
vulnnhle and lulu-hum lrllll hornunn It
hull A low decaying or dund hrnnrlwi.
bill it would he morn malnollhllio than
to Ihlnlt of overthrowing u notion
7lhut in tho moot programing in tho

this «hormone trout? Tmsle eeemlmnn the! was crusted «or given fic‘lworid because n her e r" 4,3,1...»

to he the bone of contention. Would

it ho dII’forent with n ohnnno of per-
Iy nod polio)“. If no how run It be
done? 8! wine boot? to monarchy it
would he ooo grant his trust under the
control of the government Ineioed or
Individueht.

As the writer underetnnde it n truet
to Instant: creed to own everything
thet one uses. Every mot-chem lute
e trust on I smell eerie. end It grows
Ito his hnelme incressee. The grocer-
me hue e bread of flour. or em oth.
er ertiele In hie line of trede to the
unlueion cf ell other Mien. end it
the met or whom More won't.
elmrentee the tint nun he mt
handily the Niel: ell. {HQ 1“
throat with more. ' ‘

rm to the whole world, mount the
fruit of one tree. end he weeo‘t set.
felled until he not s bite of that. and
oil of hie poetortty he: Intuit-lion thet
greedy nature. '

The writer hard of a llorlt of crown
It one time met who doetmylng a

men‘e hold oi corn. end he hows-dg

lone oorn mined In whinhey tamed
«at. thinking to clptnre thorn otter
titer hid onion iI..'lutt to hie surprise
the next morning he totnul the hm
or” lied uthored ell of the whisker
reeled Mil end lied mode I her or
Who end nee giving the other
mien one kernel 0! the whit-m noel:-

fi eon fortune kernels

 
 

 

gttmhto Ihinge In It. The man or
this unmet that is culmination Into
no solution In one ommtry Ir tmvor-
filed. to feel. evidently this tonsil lssuo
’Ie a “Weehingtonten” mvmnent, end
not It product of our own “Homer."
‘nrotht-r ham tum. will on m n ma-
tInuob—"Nol if the signs of the. times
are right. The American working
from in "like end the Sociallct to his
ionly hnoo." If the sixty raven votm
met for the mullet petty out of 1306
Which n I: nor pereontana throughout
itbe country. Ifor there it only 42th
out rules east to the entire wintry
‘sgtdnel 14.888.900 rotors), ie the sign

that unharmed to. the Intrusion in m

om oi.

 
 

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