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A Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. too. Fiend A. M"
l he held It in. roonie, Dec. 5 1911,
«It 8 p. an. Election of «Moore. A tull
attendance in requester. -
.Ernternclly yours.
ROBERT M. WiLcox, Bee'y.
HIRGHAN‘W' AND MANUFACTUR~
‘ . lins' ABWGIA‘HON ‘
Nehemiah (landed, President
ice-president. Cher-lee J Pldgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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‘ Hilly Editor’s Residence
New London is again given business
courage through the latest action of
the New iinven railroad company in
granting to nhipporn from that. place
. the some rater conoconion given to
T shippers from Boston. This is a boon
1 j which has been vlgllnniiy sought by
. New London intercom, and it. is said
1 to have been partially promised some
‘ 11111119 ago by President Mellon in a
,1 Boston address. Vice Preuidcni (lump
Neil has now "delivered the goodn."
1 «rioting in behalf of President. Mellon,
‘ and in this way he has removed the
' lust obstacle, it is said to the begin-
‘ hing of the work of spending the
‘ state's million~doilnr npproprintion [or
developing the port of New London.
«The importance of this rate conces-
on is fully upprecinied by business
men, and it promises ,to go a long way
to‘wnrds develping the. commerce of
the New London port its significance
is increased also by the fact that;
Similar concessions have been made;
by the Grand Trunk and Central‘
Vermont lines.
“We...“
RlGHT To THE POINT. Q
No oil .AiheriCan railroads deserve
the bad reputation for accidents which
attaches to them no a whole. The
Pennsylvania rnilroud hos just com.
plated oceans operation or the inn-
nels under the Hudson river and Man-
hattan without an accident and ninety.
mine her cent of the hundred and
twelve thousand trains were on time.
' «Providence Tribune
1 Earl Greys statement still leaves
it plain that the situation between
{Great Britain «and Germany is none
too notini‘ying. A inlse mote on oi-
their side Will shell hronblnmiiridgc-
port Telcm'nm.
4...
if the seven governors who are com-
ing out of the Wont on a Special train
on n tour of the eastern cillos didn‘t
)think to bring a pink of comic with
them the; can probably get one from
1 the 110rl€lfl-BOSi011 Globe.
1 The ’1 1.1100 foot transatlantic liner
Behemonihic, which is soon to he put
on the stocks. will be prmided with n
threading circus, 11 presidential con-
vention. and a financial punter—Now
York Evening Post.
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We suggest that. Q the lawyers get
busy and draft a law “for the next
. legislature to act on compelling all
- household cuts to be shnvod twice. a
week, to prevent. germs lodging in
their whiskcrs.-—Woodhur.v Reporter.
‘ John I). Rockefeller, he knows no
,A thing or two about ore-iieldu and Min-
‘ cube railways that they don‘t know
down in Judeer—LNew York Wendy:
11’ the house of representatives is to
be, asked to penalize Mr. Idtticton for
M; sympathizing with the steel interests.
it nill be important to observe how
the republicans vote on the question-
»«Providenoe Journnl.
‘The dramatic . critics rvho dis-
]; ont‘rhe Playboy of the Western
0 id" (could hardly have been more
lent ll.’ they had been Yale coi-
New Haven droma.——-New York
pin-over] the rendition in New
‘ “gnonlulints ‘ih iltcrntnrefélovation
UP TO DATE
“Come out and see our Meadow
fine," said Mr. Beetle Bug.
“It's up to date in every way. The
very slowest slug
Is trying hard to get ahead in all
the latest things;
And goes so fast sometimes, it
seems as though he must
have wings.
“All travelers 1)); Elevated Road.
keep "to the right,
And hurry with the crowd to take
' the Dandelion Flight.
Then there’s our Airship-Service.
which hon brought us great
’ renown:
You ‘may have heard of it yourself
—-—'tis called the Thistledown.
“We have, likewise. the Subwnys
oi the Angleworm Express—
There soon Will be 1: Tube Line
underneath the Brook 1'
guess.
The Water-beetle Motor Boats
‘hre busy night and day,
And they connect with all the
trains that chance to come
our way.
"The Spider are in. charge of
Wireless Lines from bladc to
blade,
And in their Cobweb Stations
catch the least vibration
made.
Our Firefly Lighting System is
the best o’er all the land.
Each c'ven1n we have concerts
by 'the Treetoad Cricket
'Band.
~Churchman.
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AVING purchnnod the entire, open stock of Wool- ti
on and cottOn BLANKETS of Blodgett, Ordey ‘ . .
and Wobbor—«Boston. Moon. -- one of the largest '
i“,
mannfocturere’ agents in the country. We W111 put
MQ on
sole '
of ”The Nerwolka.
Silk Hose 29c
Women‘s Block Sill: Hose; 500 qunliiy. 29o.
Gloves 180 pair
Women's Gloves. 2411189 fleece lined Cashmere. Special tonight, 18c pr.”
12% Handkerchiefs 9c each
ilemsiitched and made or oil pure Linen.
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$1 Hat Pins 490 each ' .
lint ‘Pins, newest novelties, put up in Holiday boxes. 1
170 Kimono Flannels 12550
Sott fleecy. in bountiful colorings Fine [pr house waists and klrnonos
390 White Marquisette 25o yd
Finely woven, pure White Mnmnisotte, 36 inches wide.
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DEAN nooans FOR Go‘vannon.‘
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Suggestion Made With Idea of Boom-
inn Baldwin on Vice-Preeideney.
‘ Aooordingto the New Hovenilmd .
or, prominent leaders of the Connec-
ticut Democracy are proposing Dean
Henry Wade Rogers of Yale Law
School roi- Gov‘ornor next year. It will
be remembered that Donn Rogers
motion powerinl speech in Stamford
. last year in support or the Dem'ooraiip
State ticket. The under snys:
“it in rising in conjunction with
tho Rogerio boom that: Gov, Simeon iii
Baldwin is not curiously ooneidere‘d
on e candidate 21111421141 midway, but.
that he will be in the" vino-pro idontlni‘
race with much vicar- and that he ,1
will devotee strength enouah'to ut-
cure a very important pin
1 . cabinet. 1 '
."This in all boned on a Democratic
victory in 1912, but atotewlce the Dem-
ocrats believe that their party is so-
. ing to sweep the Republicans out of
notvcr both. nailonwisc and State
wine.
"Many of them possess this view
very strongly. and while thencontond,
maroov. Baldwin would: mm the
strongest kind oi a route ‘ieucoced
'himncli'. they argue; “that. they have
plenty of timber for the executive
chair of the State and that Donn Ros}.
cars would moire a line run for the 01-.
11041., 1
lo: Gov. Baldntin tor the hand of the
notional ticket aided by the addition-
111 booth for the
‘They point out that the thin boom
land the second place on the national
ticket.
"State Senator Joseph M. Haliornn
1e ecedited with having conceived the
Rogers plan. He susxests that Gov.
Midwin’s policies could be carried out
by "Dean Rogers, and that, with one
11 condidntc fer the place on the no-
111011111 ticket and the other heading
the State ticket, Connecticut would
Main 30 into the Democratic column
as it was in the de‘ys' of Grover Cloves
land. , .
"them, the Baldwln strength will be
tied to secure for him the poet.
.11hicny urecodonto are pointed out
where successful candidates have
, loomed their tending opponents to this
Hennessy of New York, will ' have
charge of it. Mr. Henneasy recently
had a conference over the matter with
Senator Archibald McNeil of Bridge-
port, upon- whom Gov. Baldwin is said
to place great reliance .
"There is likely to be opposition to
the Rogers booin,1iiowever. within the
monks o! the faithful nod Bryan F- ‘
Malian the senator from New London.
and anm‘ond J1 Jodoin, of Norwich,
are to be contended with. Then, too.
there is Mayor Willard Fisher at Mid-
dictdwn. who came out so strongly 1
against Judge Baldwin. Would he op.»
pone D'é'nu Rogers on coconut 0! his
being tn nooord with (WV. Baldwin's
polioios‘h It looks lilto Q lively tltno ”
ahead. " ‘
Norwalk Chronicler