"3 rises: 7:05; ooze fwm. ‘4 tidfi 11:32 at me ‘ SOCIETY NOTICES -+~ MMONIO DIHIO'I'ORY. I Lad I, No. 10s,. IF. and A. it. , ssonlo Building. South street, lot and 3d Tuesday of 33 month—duly and August so toll—at 8 o’clock. All Master , one cordially invited Flynn,w .ltt. Robert M. Wilcox. 3 Cheater, N0. 88.R . A. M est: in Masonic Building, South limo street, In Ind on Tuesdays at me iInoutir—July and August or- mud-Hit 8 ociock. All Royal Arch Icons cordially invited, Thaddeus Buyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. . ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sony'. 5 mouAN'rs' Ann uAMurAcruu- sns' ass'ocm'rlon ' ehemiah Cendee, President president, Charles J. Pidgeon 3 k W. Hadley, Secretary fflhtthew Corbett. Treasurer ENING SENTINEL TELE‘ PHONE CALLS Qua-willows Department ' SamBusiness Department —a-‘-‘-Branch Office. Norwalk #99 “Editor' 3 Residence rug-Hm Editor’ I Residence The Wlseucres who no hugely on)" that women would not rate it they had the ballot, must have received a it at the astounding news that neur- 1975.000 women at Los Angelou hull} uvuited themselves oi the rights of Bhflrkke, insofar as the registration or the new voters is a test. There is no doubt that many Cull- ia women did not want the ballot, becnpsc they did not like to assume 7 stmnsibllity, but now that the poor has been bestowed upon them. no he recent registration reveals, they not shirking a duty. Presumably o is a lot of nonsense talked about .y those who tool that it in 3d of odysticd thought “to condemn d enery movement that is n through hard custom and daily e. hevwomanly womnn does not lose and all things she says, are giv- ‘ dignity by the personal attitude or mind and her methods of pro he For runny years women have ed ‘qu men in the commercial I! meeting them onlthe busts at ,jentional business life, and yet for: revisiting the ”United States are all, She has lost nothing of her ‘5',.oi3 her personality, of her holiness, because events . have cod her from the protection of the 6,710 earn for herself und‘oltcn hers. a means of support, his seems to be the argument moot ten repeated, that a woman, when ' kes up political life will lose omnnliuess. it won the some. 7 half a. century or more ago, when on dcmundcd the rights of the cd Overcome by the audacitv, the im- modesty of such an notion. That was titty years ago re college women of today unsexs it Where nro to be found more odest workers, more beuutliul moth- Bfl‘tllnii among the college women America? Women have stood the test of higher education and the still inotecruclnl ordeal of thewbus’lness gullnnt ship will not go agroundo on the shoals of politics or on any other oboel. t capable enough and pure enough mu anything that can in any way rent from the highest element of her character, her sweet Womanh- «alderman E. Mack in December l Monthly. to old England for comm “it me again in less . that's the programme or jolly .eyhounds of the sen. n3 oi; crossing the Atlantic to ‘ 7th the old talks. then cross: , resume business in utter a fortnight's absence! wo d Columbus, the; Pilgrim this the right of suffrage to wort dignity any place. Any thing she , _ A, ' l n.- .in their praise oi! the Amer on Sexual; description at the ind, ‘ Is it not safe to predict that her . As an American woman, is site 3 than two , Willi Who have engaged passage in i ll Hill llllS illll II 1912 ililllli lord on What not. There Are wounmororv. o. 0., “Dec. 8.-~Con- hecticut sete‘ II look in in the bail. mules for appropriations oi the pres» which were submitted to Congress yes» terrier by Secretary or the Treasury Machngh; but it‘s little more than A look in. . ~ Estimates are made tor continuing the work or building three pesto!- ilue buildings in the Nutmeg state. For the handsome new building at New Haven. an appropriation of $235,000 18 recommended. For the new post-office at Ansouln, 012.000 is recommended. and for a similar structure 3nt Stamford, $15,000. That is all. River and Harbor Work. Several small appropriations for river and harbor work in Connecticut are also recommended. For improvI ing the Connecticut river below Hart- l‘ord. in accordance with plans for the bunks. 340.000 is recommended For the current fiscal year. Congress appropriated $77,000 for this work, and Ihut is now being expended. For the Duck island harbor of refuge, in Intent upon which “00,000 is being expended this your, an appropriation of 875,000 for next your is estimated for r . i‘or continuing the improvement and tor the maintenance or the liou~ satanic river, , no appropriation of $10000 is recommended and, for the maintenance of llrnnford harbor. $3, 000 ill) GLUE Til Will" 3 llAllllIlK Billlllfll Bill As the days pass and no clue comes Court Nurruk drummer boy, Edward Mcilhouey, of Gross street. his family and friends in Norwnllt grow more and more anxious. “ Several scorching parties have been to Mumnroneck. including two 01 his brothers, at different times, but all have failed In this open Investigation. A few of his friends and one brother went toibut city this week, and mode ustill hunt for the. ind, but they. too, returned without a Vetilige of a clue. The drum corps Is now extending its efforts as I body to locate either the person or the body of the missing drummer. They have unused pictures of the ind to be printed on postal cords; and those will be sent all over to the various detective agencies and to the several police departments inlevery city: Accompanying the picture in on This evening there is to be (I dunno in Mount Vernon. This dnnoe is no other drum corps n'i'fnir and practically all who attended the dance on Thanks- giving “eve, at which time Mcllhoney made his disnppcnrnnce, will be pres- ent. A, number oi Norwnlk young men members of the Court Nurruk corps are planning to attend tor. the express purpore of attempting to gain some information that may lead to the finding oi the young mum - "There is no reason that: would cause lid to leave home,” said one of his brothers to n reporter, “and tuition a two weeks’ my coming to him at the Loth Mill, where he was employed as weaver, that he wanted to get badly. That's what makes us think that he has either been killed or taken Iiwny. " it. is quite I general belief in Nor- walk that the ind wandered out on the bridge over the river at Mnmomneck. the stream being but. a short distance from the dance. hall, and that he fell overboard. The water was cold and no it was late, it is probable that he 'wns chilled and exhausted before he could make anyone hear his cries. W NO BADGE FOR STREET COMMIS- SIONER- it was inadvertently stated in these columns last. evening that one 0-! the sioner. The gentleman wishes It stut- ‘ed that he never had a gold insignia or one... nor did no desire one at the citys expense. have read “tire. " . MASONS ENTERTAIN VISITORS. municotlon on Thursday evening a Br‘idgepdri. Deputy? at the First Mao sonic District and oldie primers be this It rge detention ' wooden or 39" deposit, will be pi... New limit, Antonio and sum 3‘ out Ilscal year beginning July 1, 1912.” deepening the ohnnnel and protecting the way or continuing the Improve- 3 of the whereabouts ot the missing 3 notorious gold badges was in the pos- 3 ‘ 3 session at the former street commis- The "street” should 3 St. John's Lodge. No. B F. and A. M. is to hold at a. regular eluted corn-I rather big nduir. Judge Wilder, cl! 7 . who, ‘I‘ .i “‘ I. '3 A Louoonv. “ When I ain’t ieelin’ well at all An’ mother makes me stay in bed, I count the figgers on the wall An' have to lie an’ doze instead Oi goin’ out an’ havin’ fun; The day seems awful long to me! 3 The kids outside just laugh an’ run, ‘ But I git lonesome as can be. 0 An’ ma gives. me her slipper”; so That I can hammer on the wall 1 With the heel of it. so she'll know it When l‘wsnt her. I dessen’t call Because she says ’twiii hurt me to, An I have toley here all day Without a thing that I can do Without no games that I kin play. ‘ 3 The paper on the ceilin’s got Fourteen. red roses in a row, But in the next row there ain‘t not So many-«just thirteen—end , 80 The rows run on acrosI, well to“ well, That‘s a whole lot to be in bloc ' tutti Three—sixty-five there thin all”? ,3 That makes a rose for every day; An there‘ a a crack, too. by the door-- I wish I could go out an‘ play! I hope I won't be dick’no more»- An‘ one rm looks justdike it face With long white whiskers on the chin; , When night comes on, irom thst there piece 3 It seems to peek at me an‘ grin. The doctor he looked at my‘ . tongue. - . An’ laid his hand across my head, An’ put his ear sgin my lung-a Now there' I a bottle by my bed That's full 6’ stuff that I must take, Witli water, every hour or two; An’ you can bet I have to make A crooked face each time I do! I guess I'll counttbe roses now Cries-cross; I ain ’I tried them that way! “K The kids outside make such a rim ‘ ‘ An’ laugh sn' holler a‘t‘33tlieir‘ ’3 .. pisyl .But you can bet I will be glad When dad git: home all big an’ gruff An’ squeezes me! A squeeze from Is worth I peck 0’ doctors stufii o ‘ ‘-—~]. M.3Lewis inTHousIon Post. , a”: ‘W‘i‘l' ‘ , cup was elimlnnted .~Po‘rtlsud Orson Alexander or Los Angeles to succeed .IhllIIBBlf as opposed to the socialist Well; it Waswjust as We predicted: One Big Blanket Day for the Boston Store Never in our history did we ever sell So ~ many Blankets in one single day Comeinndget‘a pair of these. Fine Woolen . Blankets for Fifty-five Cents on the Dollar. Fine w... SWcaters for ,_ - Women $1. 98 “Moments All Wool Sweaters in waves. blah collar. I'mneclc side D 81.98. plain and Inner Men’s Silk Hose 50c, 750, $1.00, $1.50 pair ocltets: all color, women’s woolSwesters $3.98 Bully iittod,3lu inner uneven, mode to til at neck sod worn comfortably under cont; * n W when“. «w . wa: mp}, Women‘s Bath Robes $1.98 Bath Robes. made from robe blankets, lull out, cord medium colors. It neck sud wrist. 31.98. I ‘ Gold Plated Tie Pins~25c each Cuff Links all colors 33.93. Special value, and Belt Pius, Stone Pearl Hat Pins; Pearl and Coral Necklaces and Sterling SiIVer Rings included - - 25 cents Bath Robes of Beacon Blankets $4 98 in grey end blue. inn and pink grey and navy, black and white, also numerous other combinations; some satin trimmed. suitor collars; others trimmed, satin ribbon “.98. Adjustable Table Upright Shaving Stand; $1.49 Made of metal. highly nickcled, with porcelain mug, lather brush, line beveled mirror, $1.49. Silk "Hose for “Women Women’ s Thread Silk Hose 7 5c per pair 7' little too and sole, Ilse all stilt, " _"'8019. in black, lab and white. ’I‘Sc pair. . i Celluloid Toilet Sets iii white, pink and blue, brush and Comb, ill neat Lined Box $1. 49 double top and Onyx 8: other makes for Women in black and colors $1.50 pair ‘l ' ‘ ‘ ‘ u; 3 RIGHT TO THE. POINT. Nothing convinces like exocrlenceu The doctors have been telling us nu- years that public drinking cups tiers disseminntors‘ or disease Now comes Walla Walla with the report that, con- tagious diseases have disappeared tram the schools since the common - I too. , 3 ‘ I, ”so; "i think. one result at the'cOnteI-Ih stone will be ‘ the election 0? buyer prolsbor candidate. Han-linen.” say: W. J. Burns. Times ‘ , , --—-O- A3 blindelphls man and hit wife. ‘ of whom he dent and dumb, on the plenet Mars. Burns khaWd,~7-Hnrtiord $1. 50 pair ,._ ‘3 3 §,, Chump Clark's backbone with I steel rod will send his more to this once, We will forward to him a Fort Bend county pumpkin weighing ninetyoix pound?— Houston Post 3 . , New canals having been reported they seem to make the dirt ily up there even Inst- er then Colonel Goethsls odor—Merl. den Journal. ,3... _._~ Ont Chicago house is a royal sup. to: the postoiilce. purchase of 3.000.000 animus. line 3an deco II big business.— Taunttm Gs‘Iette. ‘ mu oi! the country mistletoe is so i as to be considered I nui- I would. be Intonation.“ to It made a ‘ botonist reports to the National. Academy of Sciences that in some 7 Beautiful Handkerchiefs 25sec Women's All lenen Handkeichieis. bemstitched em. broidored and scalloped in dainty designs, 25c each Values up to It 50. i.‘ the in quite a wrestle.-~Scnenectndy - Union-Stair. 3 . -——O-- , You csn distinguish between true Chinese and Manchus in the press Ade-I3 snatches by the fact that Chinesetsve three names, like Dr. WII Ting may; tor example, whereas Msncbns have ‘ but two This Is one of the old dis- tinctions, which the revolutionists have determined shall be abolisheda Puss’aic News. ' ' .4... William Perry. 0! Peoria, ill is of— terlng a reward for the conviction or L V the thief Who came to his skunk term ” ‘3 in the night Ind stole twentyétwo head ‘ or the "stock." And surely there is n , this! who ought to be snail? trotted-4 Boston Gibbs. ‘ ~0~ ‘ The New Haven Journal-Courier which has earned first prise ygtor 1 daily serial on the infalliblllty in Gd Baldwin. ventures to; .criidciah in Thanksgiving proclamation on some it lied
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