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”MET? NOTIGRS
M'AIONIQW olnnorouv.
. Lot ,“.No 1 .ml A.
‘ ”to in would Building. South
A “not. lot lulu lid Tritium
‘ damn—July and dugout ox-
Alida-«mi 8 o'.oiook All We
cordially invited. Rood
i u,w ‘W.hl Robert M Wilcox.
A n ma t: u Ans. on
‘ ,A Edd and tin“ Would” o:
. A "wanton—July and August on
Wham-t o ~‘ooioolr. All Royal Arch
Aldo-our cordially lnvitod. Thaddeus
nyor. H. “In Robert lid. Wilcox.
NOBERT M. WILCOX. Dooy’.
NAN'ro' AND‘MA‘NUFAGTUR-
‘ ' Eua' AssOClATION
Walt Clad»; Piogdgnt
; out. or on . l goon
. WW. Hadley, Sec tary
our Corbett. Treasurer
ING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS '
, of—News Departmont
a~anineIn Department
Branch Oflice. Norwalk
Editor’ 3 Residenco A
«City Editor’ 5 Reoidenco A
JOHN WANAMAKER'BA lDEAB
ho merchants of New York hun-
ted John Wonumokor on the noun
or his 50th anniversary on n
"Iidinoos than and tho. guest of honor
:3 shod those plans tor ”motoring
Miro: int-ill
rooiu post
- vornmoui ownership of toiophom-
lid elogimaph
oolidotlon of competing stored
hntl‘y towns into line dopm‘tmout
‘ i nits there plans would cut
owA noel of living and boost gun-
or i comfort.
~5muw-
mom TO THE POINT.
The slit to Yale is what is culled the
not opinpleto collection at Amorlcnu-
oii‘lottl‘os in existenoo ghost that
' mien o diotim-liou for helond tho
3- value presented, large an that
slimmed to be; yet thew um
um hundreds of Yale men who
onid gladly oxchnnuo it for it gunrun-
y of ,vlotory in next, Saturday's toot.
ll gnthe.~«iiostou Transcript.
“W“
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Allor pledging the “moral and dunn-
. lul support oi? the Amorionn Fedora-
' on of Labor" to the MlNumuruu, Mr
‘Allworls objects to any oiliolui appro-
Intlon Salary list in dongerfiwIWnll
t Journal. A
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‘oeuhould not all silently and
fully contemplating n rocord of
.38 more (truths than birthu in tho
i. nix months of this your. She
. uld ellipioy a certain distinguished
m...
John Hays Hammond may he a golf
layer but he rim use very emphatic
”was when he feels that occasion
it (18 .il.~.—-Schenoctady Union- smr
fl..-
urse it is a unanimous echo of
I .on and approval that comes
from Wall stréot over Mr. Roosevelts
Erononnoomont on the trust question
ith its warm defense of the steel
that and condemnation of the admin-
nitration 3‘ course. .-—Worrosler Pout.
.u.
38y tho-urroot of, General Reyes at.
Mredo, Tom. on the charge of con-
(looting an expedition to upset tht ro-
‘hlio of Texas, it appears that the
atheist Mexican revolution is to he
ought out in the United States oourio.
Vito have troubles of our own and it.
in neighbor w'i‘uunlon Ganelto.
oh frog in the wréoklng oi the in-
tho Hyporion theater. So for
lot having a‘ large number
n!
rat the Mitt-lingered, at
I nizod loot oven1n3 or ii o'olooll lit the
;_.i too bad to have to carry those of
”.0...
is feeling over tho m of tho
9 to Princeton was expro'sIe'd Wiihi
Pill .gYulo in getting u. opiondld
d destructive young men
3‘ rolls.»Brldgeport Tole—VI
All; it in Boston and other big 1
' retail commercial activity A
handing the admonition odd I
r Christmaohohopilillnn Sill“ ‘
home or Mr. and hit-I. William Wins.
in on Maple otroot. when their at-
trnotlve douuhtor. MiII Halon when
R ton lowing. hominid tho hrido or Junior
W. smith. of Why, New York. The
ceremony on parlor-mod by RAW.
John in tor, pastor of tho south
Norwulll ethodilt Nolaeopoi Church
the bridal party standing undor a
hour oi polling, untetoily "round so
no to produce a mom. planning oileot.
’i‘he brldo woo attention by her oil-A
oi tor, Mina Janet Ewing. do brldomold.
and was“ glvon~'awoy .by her lather.
Proieosor Charles D. Colkinu. of Troy.
N. 11., noted in the capacitonl heat
ulna. The wedding moron who played
by Harrliion ll Burdlck, of Bound
Brook, N. J. and just previous: to tho
ooronloliy. Jacob Smith Jacobs. of
Troy, unit. “0‘ Promioo Mo."
trimmed with Duchess lane and pearls.
"Her hridul veil wan plnuod with lll~
lion oi the valley. and nhelou‘rrlod o
shower houuet. 'l‘ho bridemnld wore
whltvovor pink uiill, trimmed with
lace and carried pink roses. Alter
tho ceremony, nuppor was served and
' the bride out the Wedding cello.
Tho hrido’s gift to her hridomhid
was a string of gold heads, until‘Eiho
groom presented the best man with
a gold mounted dountalu poll. Amend
the out or town guosio worn Mr. find
AMruxNoi-val N. Gormly, Mr. and Mrs.
.i. Von Stone Juoha. J. Smith Jacobo.
Mr. uud Mrs Harvey J. Clapper. Prol.
aim Mrs. Cnikino, and Mills Edna 1n>
Killlii all oi my N. Y. Miss Edith
lilhorton oi l’hiinriulphin,‘ Pu Mr.
and Mrs. William R. Hurdlril, and
Miss H. Fillmhoth linrdlok of Now
York and Mr. and him ilurriuon it
ilurllioil. of Bound Brook N J.
The bride won tho recipient of
many beautiful gifts and after an ox
tondod tour Mi. and Mrs. Smith, ulll
intro up ”their residence in Troy. N. 3..
whore the groom in armoured in pron
tiring in_w.
ad for tho orcnoion. ’l‘ho wnlio oi
throo rooms Wore transformod into n
veritable flower garden through the
Southun umllnx adorned the units,
lioorwuvs und chandeliers while a pro-
ero broke the monotony of tho afloat
During tho evonlng, Churioo Stor-
ling. violinist. and Miss lipih ’i‘iiAomoii.
pinniut ontorlnlnod finely,
happy and successful mnrriud lilo.
u‘lohou oi‘ thoir molly lrlondu
Korwin- M'Naiiy.
In it well; wmidlug ooromony Minn
Catherine Mari MoNalir. of 20‘ Main
otroot was married yootorduy morn
lot: at St Mary r. Church to Dolor AS
Kerwin. of New York hill. The bride
in tho dnughtor of Mrs Catherine Mo
Nuiiy. and has a great runny iriontill
who wish her ouo'oosa. Father Thou:-
ns .i Finn rootor of St. Mary' is pnrloh.
oliiclilloli.
'i‘he bridr wore a my blondtlolh
hull was attended hy Miss hilly Ker-
win, olslor of the groom. The hoot
lyn. The ceremony who attended by n
. nunrhor of out-ol-town people.
After it short nodding trip tho con.
pie will return and take up Atiloir roul~
donor in Perry avenue.
now—~1-
- Merrittuaodfny.
Miss Grove 8. Godtroy. of Wnrrou
Soy-incur Pinon. South Norwniit. were
united in morrlago at 7 o‘clock A loot
evening at tho Baptist panonuge on
East. avenue. by Rev. DoWitt '1‘. Von
‘Doron. '
B. ill Hotohklss was the host mom
and Mrs. B. L Hotchhiso the matron
of honor ‘
The newly-married couple will re
side at 26 Taylor avenue after it short
wedding trip.
Prion—vNioholI.
Ghuriea Price. the popular employee
at the South Norwolk Rogers it She
veils clothing store. nnd Miss unto
Niohois were ioinod in marriage Tull-
‘do‘y evening at 8 o'oiook‘at the Grade
Bnptist pardonnge.
couple hare taken up their residence
their molly friends. I
Win-
CARDINAL FARLBY'S RETURN.
The bride wall. dressed in a whlto.
min gown, veiled with chlllon nod.
The house wan hotluiiiuliy dooorni-‘j
offol‘iti of Howard V Worden. norlot "
fusion of palms iornn und out down;
The happy” couple Afhnvo tho host“
for n '
man was Frank J. Shields. of Brook-z,
street, Not—walk. nudJohn Merritt. at A
The oo‘rom‘onv‘
‘ woo performed by Rev. Levi G Nloh- ‘
ole, brother of the bride. The young A
at. 1d Raymond street. Thor born the
beat winter and congratulations at
I aim ivy the Rt» whole molly with Alicia" Honor and
vicar-renew 0’3 Tar Oomhound. ‘
Au would“
Puobioo of Now Maxine Do tho "Rain
hit Hunting more."
The Pueblo Indiana oi! the now
lhdnhrciiins and pruyor oontoniporooo
onus with that of tho unmade. Their
proyor in n dunno. That to tile Puoblo
lndloo method of praying to tho moot,
Spirit. The prom dnnoo‘ to hold in tho
latter part of Novombor, dwindling to
day: are regulated The dootival iI
known on the “rabbit hunting dance."
Finch village hall at festival.
a generous attendance of Pueblo! and
whiten no odtitltiod u
bolus remote on uéldom must! by
white pooplo on than lootivolil. but
the one at islets. n dew toilets from
Albuquerque, in more generally at-
tended. especially lay touriata. ‘
When the ohioi oi the village hill or.
ilciniiy designated «tho day the oiliciIi
crior mounts" to the too of the "or
turn," or place of worship. nod an
nuances that the mayor dunno oi the
robhit hunt ‘wlil hogin oi. daylight
on the otutod tiny. Runnero Ira Iont
Out to notify the Pueblo rout-hero.
The dancers are dropped in white
cotton pontoloonAI and cotton skim or
all colors, and from want 100!!! cotton
gowns reaching to the feel.‘
hot: with broad oolorod hand: are
most generally worn. yet tome wear
tho poloi‘noo lint. Others are notions
and lot their hot hung down over their
bacilli. Eooh dunom' curries a gun.
Arms or tour mm are flooding at. the
hood of the line. and they are liivon
the digital by striking on a wooden
drum. rattling gourdo portly tilled with
petioles rind rinsing the will; oi the
rabbit hunt. it slow monotonous chant.
" punotnolud with on ooonsionni grunt.
Whon tho music atom the lino be~
pins to may. tho moo at first moving“
only their bodies. Thou the; put their
foot in motion. milling noon“ oliornotoly
without moving iron: lhoir poulilon.
Later they ohnnt the hung out! thump
tho ground with their foot morn roo-
.Iidiy and violently. and then they ttivo
u yell and trot around tho whore.
Eono following ill tho othor'u loototopll
in time to the song and munio. Alter
”uniting the round they hmhk into cu»
lion utter the monitor or n'uuudrllle.
and tho square in illlod with portion of
dilution The idea running tho chute
Ado out Join hands. for they hood thorn
in mounting the muvomonto with lholr
gum in imitation oi tho hunt. ohoolnu
‘now the. will kill on. rabbit on tho
’morrow. The circles dunno in o. diroc.
. lion nonunion to tho moron oi tho nun
Elliiii in. from wool to root This rom-
mony is mounted novorul limos.
At first tho. donor in lust and nlrioun,
but finally door-eager to n were "hippo~A
'tyhop” Amovomout and then into the
ivrinlnry movement The. indium con
tinuo their {hunt and dunno no long Ill
alronltlh and breath romniu
“thaw-«WW; .u.
? DEAR OLD THANKSGIVING DAY
11 rdm outlier. i remember
' 'l'hanluglving long ago.
The dnywaa Moors orlup and bright.
The ground woo whito with snow.
.'Nooth humid roller we nation clone
in our lilo, double ulnigh
And (lashed away to grandlunmmn‘o
To spend a happy tiny.
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‘l remember. i remember
The farmhouse kitchen ole-on
Upon whose shining pointed floor .
No spook was ever noon. .
And, oh. the uppotlzing sights
The pantry uholron would show.
Whore pit-ides. doughnuts. torts and
cheese A
Stood in a tempting row! I
i remember. I remember
The turkey of great one. '
"Tho squash and turnips, homomodo
brood “ ‘
And 'gol‘den pumpkin piou.
Grundpopufo bent and hairy head
i can never forgot.‘ ’
(i wonder. it the door old man
Can be living yot?) ‘
I remember, AI romamher~
Oh. i guess that's enough!
i really can't write any more
or this old .tulshloood orul‘l. ,
I only know or it from books.
But. this thought gives the Joy——
We ro further trout that sort or thing
Than when I who in boy. ‘ A. A A
* A judge.
A HOUSEi‘iOLD MEDiOiNE
that stood troughs) quickly and euros
onion is liloio‘y'o Honey.o;dd 'l'or Corn—
} pound.MrI.1AnnoAl¥eizer. a .586 Julian
A «in otroet.’SAonth Omaha. Non. «ya
"1 can reoommond Foloy' I Honey and
Mrs. Balloon. enroll hortoil and her
noikhborhood t‘uienko highly of it.”
morn a: Go
‘ qua—WW
MABKED ROBBER GETS $2.000.
ninth of New Morton hove a day lor ,
the photo of tho inoon by which tholr I
Thorn ll ‘
insomnia. A
The villus“ of Zuni Acorn and Two,” ‘
Erown .
TIr‘ Compound do a sure euro tor
N“ r 39 ”“3“” coughs and ooldo. it cured my dough? ‘
iron: 3”“ trill 3’9 tilt: of a hall cold and any noilt‘hhor.
Everyone in our
A The Bridal Phnrmooy and W '1‘. Wis-K
. It
VANCOUVER. in. 0.. Now 29 «MA '
A robber. malted entered tho oustAIend AA
. ‘ Thanksgiving Logic
I'm alluo ten years younger
wile, aroun'Tho‘nkoulvln‘
Day! I
Somehow or outlier. Ill
my lilo it’s hoppened lent x
. that way! 4
I all rundown «of old on’
bent. when hayin' time
in on. i on
But 'roun Thonkogivln
ihnr'o n vent an that
old age is gone.
It makes mo oprv on' hap-
py canoe I'm thinkin' of
ther‘ way
Thor youngsters on‘ that
Pawn on' Now will out
Thonkanivin' Day
We'll iill 'em up on pun-
Aldo plea on': mm pin
on dim
Thor babies. heaven bless I
illnr eyes. won’t need.
mmore thioFoili .7 »
An? you nn'm’n will not on'
smiles-that’s good for old
talks. wile.
Partially of they' ve cried
awhilo at more in life.
An‘ we’ve had sorter plan.
ty. door, but that's
matter nowe -
With ohildren‘home 311' lots
of cheer. _A we'll have
more grace to bow.
”I‘wnm'i no one's fault but
ourn. dear wife. than
corn we have. I mean;
but young folks studio“
- out in life can't who—-
hind that scene.
We done the best we
knowed tor win. so let‘s
pint that away
An’ lent oitfyounc an’ ' any
“in tor greet Thanks-
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Aldontlol nun other political
Store, as usual Closed All Day
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PLEA FOR BIG BUSINE“
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MI“ by Judge nary anion Senate
Committee in Wuhintgon.
Yuterday.
WASMlNG'PON. Nov. 29.-Elbort
EH. Gary, exocntlro head of the United
E Simon stool Corporationmode a. plea
lot "big business" today, before the
Sonata committee on lAntorqtnto omn-
imorco. which in searching torn solu-
.lion oi the prosont trust problem in
‘lho United States.
dlig corporations are essential to
the development of the country and
the maintenance or‘husloeso prosper-
ity, he said. To prevent their misuir
his the enormous power which comes
with wealth and controlol industrial
ngonoioo. he thinks the government
ohouid take control of them, through
In rorporatlon or trade commission
inUl absolute power «to regulate their
gallons. Add to this a clear low or. to
E what cannot be done; the strolls light
of puhllt-lty on all the affairs oi cor-
pornliono. udn the elimination of proo-
from the lluslnoso world and the "on
root” which has unread over the Unit.
ed Stolen uill largely. disappear said
Mr Gorv.
The coming election is already dis
‘iurblng huninesn, he nddod. He said
menthol-sol the courts ought to be ap»
pointed for life; that the president
ought» to he oloctod for eight years
without the privilege of ro-olocliou, so
that he wohld be in a "position and
frame at mind" where he would notho '
tempted to “look in any direction or
toward-any interests.” in soaking rot
election. .A
Mr. Gary dwelt Allen-3th upon the
particular president in mind; but that
he bellevod iowor elections and lean
_ aid greatly in ironing bnnlnean at
there won a great curtailment 'ol‘huah
nets Iotlvlty on account of tho ap-
preaching bloc-lion. '
Judge“ Gory promised to honour
'“How Would the commission know
in woemant onions stool
theories or will in Am
or trade?" attired Son
I noon onetime women
Arotumod Judd! om.
uni-outdated competition
A n or the will! iiulivlduoiI
find too would otrensthJ
donated to this. ho urged
that t
tunes I
rmon for aeohinz‘publio ‘or privoto
support for political portion“ would anode will be barred The
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. level. At the moat time. he said. as follows,
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‘ again heioro the committee next week Mi
‘.
A A . government recount the loll.
. A... head lithium! «normal botWoen hair: I .
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that you think ought lobe permitted?”
asked Senator Cummlns.
Mr. Gary thought not; but he sold
the boslnona didiouil‘r iny in dociding
beforehand what amounted to a "to
otrnint oi trade." The famous "Gary
dinners." whore stool men gathered to
discuss their waits, were not to n:
conditionmo each othor. he told;
prices. "but to disclose their business
“Every gentleman there, if he ”was
a gentleman, could gd‘owuy with a.
lull knowledge of his competitor’s at"
taint and could shape his business so
no not to ruin his competitor," said
Mr. Gary.
lie added that, ho not even dared to
have those dinners lately; that there
wumo means of knowing exactly
what constituted n violation oi.tho
Sherman law and that somé govern-
mental commission ought to have the
power to noon on omemenla or merg~
or: Which would redound to the pub
lic good and at the some time benefit
the industrial interests concerned.
HERE’S HAPPY bAYS AT COUNTY
JML TODAYr L
it Thanksgiving came every day the
county jail wouldn’t be such a bad
place to go for the root cure. Show
iii V‘oilmor believes in letting the boys
llli up on nation and cakes when the
holidays roll around. He has prepar-
ed a line menu with the able assist-
ance of Deputy Jailor “.Ilnser"A Till--
hula.
‘ilnser" nos the man who originat.
ed the idem of oendng lemonade and
choose college ice to the jail birds in .
the hot weather. This proved a pop-
"uiur innovation, although some. of the
boys canned n little trouble by trying
politcol altuution. Ho “m M had no to blow the foam from the sohdoners
of lemonade A
Shot-ii! Volirner decided to stick to
plain. homespun rare today, and lent
menu is
Roast ‘Smreribs a la. Voil‘mer.‘
Mashedfotiltoes with gravy running
[back to the kitchen. " ]
Tomatoes, with the red jackets on.
Bolied'Onions a in Stronghoar’t.
nee Pie Witneverytliing in it except
‘ ‘ the license.
Doghnuts a la Ihullet.
Apples and Coffee.
Mother 7 (near slghtodl~8e6 that
dioxrnooiltlly intoxicated brute aeross
the ottooitAA Where don the pollen bet .u , "c ‘
atoto commune QVorn- A
‘ Daughter (weeping—oh, inn. it's
to; wnokly
Von Emitter-What’s ‘ttlie mattorfA
You look mood .
l deceived xny wire tor the first
Dimpletonfnt leol land This morn- VA I
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