TURE ALMANAC FOR TOMORROW ‘ l‘ 5 7:10; sets 4:34. his 5213 a. 111.; 5:45 p.111. I 30cm? NOTICES 1-4- moronic DIRIGTORY led Convocation of Butler in. A. M., will be hold I In December 12th. 1911, at 8 3p. at. Work. rm Muster De- l , All R. A. Mucous cordially and bmully Invited. j ' Fraternity yours. OBERT M. WILOOX. See’y. I NREHANTS’ AND MANUFACTUR- 1 '1 ERO’ ASSOCIATION Nehemiah Candee, President "I: W. Hadley, Secretary thew Corbett. Treasurer NING SENTINEL TELE- ‘ PHONE CALLS willows Department 3a—Buainess Department «ti—Branch Ofiice, Norwalk .9111 "Editor' 3 Residence .agéawaity Editor’s Residence 1 1 ' AQVERTISING IN DECEMBER. “ December is the greatest, tmdo onth 1n the yeah The Christmas bit of holiday purchases has spread «or beyond mote tinsel kniclt knock and ii. inks in the widest range or use ill articles or household value. Pam is delay purchases 1’01 the home 111 hmugh the foil in older to blind thorn ' 1390.25 as presents grout deal of winter clothing for . he has of grown 41115 and childrfcn 1'5 lid/light during this month. 1"th the liberal advoitisor it is the r‘véot thus of the your. Ho does not. 1111in in tloisllnds would that they hood filly Elli they are eagerly study 111i 1.1111 iioivapnpsrs to use who given 116 impression of having the most onmtllete stock and reasonahle prices. x'i‘Jiis conservative littlo store on the side 'iitreot that trusts to the renown ‘ past tradition will not need any " “ lerks. The public wines outer hove any other quality. and on. torphiso was never demonstrated by fitting down in a cm 1191 and shutting or mouth. The public also whines polity vori highly. but it fails to soc 9 by honesty is not more likolv to be ‘foubrl With those that gudrnntoae1 the! i I II I i mof‘mi’ liberally to tell the public about w~m-...—- RELIGION IN SCHOOLS. The Hartford Board of School Visi- are voted Wodnesdnl not to dispense th religious exercises at. the. open 11; of the morning sessions The $911- lumen are to be commended and con- gr ulntod for refusing to drive rc Igloo out. of the ~11 hools The United] 813.th is not an infidel nation. Sane-l minded citizens do not want to see. it , become an infidel nutlon.Api11g lanes and the other absolute couu tries is not going to add eiihm to our gluiy or to 0111 moinl woll boing- athollo '1‘1 unscript m”...— -. ....-..~-M k RIGHT To THE POlNT. Tho greatest. day in the life of Editor Honlson Gray Otis ol‘ 1.011 An in was Dec 1.1911.~«—St. Louis Post , crhaps the mtsterious explosion "steel construction work was in: spiral! by tho Steel trust to create ex- trio domsnd for its product We mo ii‘uito sniprised that such a theory hm not been advanced bofore. ~New Bodford Times. .4.— ‘The public utilities commission in- ends to follow close to rules nil its Willi. Hod the people insisted on the momhors being elected in place of ap- pointed. no doubt some of tho ovi- dcnce the people would like to get at would not be locked unfit/(mole- down Penny Press. . 4‘ Tile banana. and the potato are al- ‘dcntloal in chemical composi- lit no 11011110 peel ever Offered ”hing opportunities of the skin lpcnod Monitor—New York «0— aimed Clarence Dall‘OW had 11 of $50. 000 from union 9 defense of tho McNam- Thouo who supplied the funds asking fbr an accounting. mild seem they are entitlod 1131411311th Telegram. frictional light in tho vostl‘t rob. can develop such hinter- 11.1116 holiest how to be called your paper of recent date, on article in refersnco to Major Myron W. Rob- dlern' Hospital. Norton. must. say 1 heartily endorse your re- marks as to his faithfulness, kindli. been associated with Major Robinson , president. Charles J Pidgeon he one of his assistants. and I wish to soy ho is it man of high a man who loves his Workout! one of Nature's gentlemen and 11 1111111 of whom his country should 111 Dr. Robinson the soldicrs have a brilliant friend; even 111 three score yours and ten. Dr. Robinson is still 11 student. and nothing 1117111111 would be of benefit to suffering humanity (especially as true physician veterans at the Home and Major Rob lthan that of any other officer 111 the liiome l purity and chest which humorous and weary mad or declining yours. and Iwhy do they come to ibm ienlltlo that hero is a mun 111110111; 1mm" 11 1111111 who treats them as men, 11 man in whom thoro would fit bottor nod for more dcson rodly than on many oi'ibosc who sin loinpt to wear it, and lhoyk now that 110111111111 that “‘hhle uniform" and bruit» quc man-nor there is n heart louder Robinson i saw many instances of his; generosity to tho old soldiers. l his hand clasped in that of this aim pathetic old soldior, and full tbnt hog had it true friend to make his 111111.i moments cosy and comfortable. friend and adviser and i may any that. 1 l have received many 11 helpful loc- buoy ood b inveslin . on of their g s y 3; son from Dr. Robinson ihul 111111 been practice of my profession. appalled at Ell. Andrew' 3. 1n . . lhuxgeste the thought that _ Tribute to Dr. Robinson. Bernardston. Muss. . ,Deoembcr 8, 1911. Editor, ‘So'uth Norwalk Evlnlng Sen— ineli—r-i read’wlih much interest. in noon, surgeon in charge of the Salt Conn. and ions and generally. it has been my good fortune to have intelligence, be proud. physiolnn nod 11. staunch t comes under Dr. Robinson's core) ‘1 11 lost sight of or neglected by this He is beloved by one land all of the noon in the sympathetic our that tours mote of their troubles and woes ills taro tho words or sym tell) these old soldiers .1101... the him? Bocnuso is no false 101111) or pride, where pomp and glory 1nd truo. During my year uo'ussislnnt to Dr. ' Many an old vetsmn bun (“lid with 1 To his assistants Dr. Robinson in 11g of benefit. to me in my lilo nod the 1 cm proud to have been associated with this man and among my most treasured possessions is a certificate silicon by the cams Myron W. Robin» sou. Ono ionllzos on coming in contact, with this mun that ho is in tho pre ‘ M‘ilce of not only 11. 110111101 but a son- llolnan. JOHN T. 1-1. POWERS. M I). ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE CONVEN- TlON. WASHINGTON, Dory 12.~~Sovon hundred delegates and employos, rop~ resenting the Anti-Silicon magnesof ,overy Sliile in the union, tire here no tending the biennial convention of tho Anti-Saloon League of America. The utldtcss oi the president and address by Senator Charles Curtis. of K111111113. and Ropwsentntivo Mmris Sheppard, of Texas, were the scheduled features for today‘s sessions. Representative Hobson. of Alabama. will speak to- night. Conferences on the interstate liquor traffic question, with special nors of thirty states participating. will be held Thursday and Friday. The convention closes Friday evening. . WOULD PUNISH RECKLESS AUTOv ISTS. ‘ BOSTON. Dec. 12. mBocause of the deaths 11nd accidents resulting from eleven automobile accidents during the past three days wherctw-o pc‘rsou's were killed and thirteen injured 011 bilo Assoclntlop. headed by Moortleld Storey and former Attornewaenorni Pillsbury, announce they have arrnng- ed for a meeting today to make dual arrangements for thojlrst meeting of the organization. Tho association pro- posed it was stated, to push prosocu~ tion of those manslaughter cases with paid counsel and to see thnt penalties lied out. . W FREE TRANSIT FOR AMERICAN . _. » VESSELB.‘ n WASHINGTON. Dec. 12. «A bill providing tor the he. trough. oi Alger- representatives appointed by govor- ‘ Massachusetts highwuys, Lawrence .G. - Brooks. socmmry of the new Automo- . :for (loath by autos lire fixed and can 1. FEET . Of all the vehicles we meet ' 1‘ In air and sea and on the street, ' I humbly sing the praise of—feeg. It is not widely understood How side are feet, how soundly road. ‘ How firm with supple hardihood. to... Consider: feet run not away; Where feet are put. there feet will stay; Or. turned. feet promptly will obey. And though 11.51... m puncturr ed. too. They mend themselves without ado. . And plod along as good as new. 11 Feet need no license; feet may go In narrowest pathways to and. I fro; . I The fairest hidden nooks they know. Feet linger through a pleasant scene; Feet run not out of g‘tisoline; 5A handy brook. and feet are clean . . _. In fine. on feet I’ll travel for. ‘ The noblest vehicles there are—— ‘Till‘I can buy a touring-cart ’ --Amos ”R. with; in‘ Life. Iv. in our large Elli.) :11) 1; ’1:- W ’epartment 133an was never before so well prepared to meet the Holiday Demand as this year. It is just overflowing with everyday Necessities in Kitchen Furnishings, China ware, Beautiful Cut Glass and New Damestic and For» sign Novelties and Brio a Brae of every descrip- tion. A most fortunate purchase is moot wel- coins at this time. Our buyer has done it. low are some of the numbers of the lot . Be- .. Cut “Glass Bountiful Cut Gloss. carefully selected. new designs. Excel». lent rhinos CUT GLASS JUGS. llplnl also. special $3.39 CUT GLASS TUMHSLEBS. usual cur cuss HANDLE!) NAP- . also. Special .......59c each PIES. sizes 5 11nd Much, wide choice, ultlior sins. . .691: each ‘CUTV‘GLASS CELEBY DISHES. sire 11.111. p. 3min. ..;. JIM.“ CUT GLASS DEEP RGUND SALAD OR SERRV DOWNS. liquor! slate. Special” .32.” our and 3‘13ch Thurs. patterns to select . 31.49 auroral from. Special ..... .. ’ Tea Kettles : No ll solid censor 1.1.111. plated m Kettles. with list bottom. Special. EACH .780 _ “MUSTARD JARS . .. . Silver Applied - Ware . Genuine sterling silver applied. Glassware at extrcmoly low , prices; scroll and rib patterns stomped sterling. SUGAR 6. CREAM SETS “890 SHERBET GLASSES ..39c en. MASSIVE NAPKIN RINGS WW; ...... SSceach .691: each _ Carpet I Sweepers Bisssll'n well known Sweepers, r1111 costly and duality An ideal Xmas 3111. Pritfifi noon Curbet~ I . u ., Pretty CUT GLASS BONBON, OLIVE DISHES, ETC.. cheetah”: ea. cur GLASS sucks a. CREAM SETS front 81.95 to 35.49 oet ‘CUT GLASS PLATEAUB for displaying cut glass Prices range from. .8116 to $2.75 at CUT GLASS SALT A PEPPER SHAKERB. with sterling silv rer tops ........ 391: A. 4811 en. ‘cur GLASS vmeonn CRUETS. Special . . . . . 41.98 Simplex Vacuum Bottles Every bottle guaranteed tokecu liquids hot 30 hours, cold 80 hours. I Pint sizc $1 Quart Size 31. 75 Chocolate Sets Decorated imported ' China Chocolate Sets. 6 cups and saucers and large pot 51. 49 to 15. 25 Set j .jjche Cream Sets opus: Chin Berry Ice Cream orfisuco etc 9813110 $3. 50 Set ‘1 Brush Brass Fern Dishes Much Brush Brass Fern Dishes, with inside. truy. Special, EACH 79c Brush Brass Candle Sticks, 6~iucl1 high solid Brush Brass. Special, EACH 5% " Waste Paper Baskets Fancy Straw Waste Paper 838- I kels, imported. Special, EA. 19c Miésion Alarm . Chicks made. guaranteed One Special 98c Nicely year. Lenionade and Water Sets Extra heavy fancy imported “ Glass Sets, comprising largo jug. 6 glasses and pickle-plat; ed tray. EACH ‘ $1.19“ _. Cups and. Saucers 2000 Imported” 01.1111. Tea. Cups, and Saucers, beautiful floral . designs. Special, EACH 91: Roasting Pans.-. 17-inch double Roasting. P111111. made of heavy Russia Iron, 1 , Special, EACH . .1 . , . 24c, ‘
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