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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 18, 1911 · page 6

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TOMORR ROW

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SOCIETY NOTICES

—“-O--
ACONIC DIRECTORY.
at ted Communication of 0111
11.01191. No. 11111 11.111111 A. 11.,
l . be held at its room Doc. 19. 1811,
89. 111. Ali Master «on: cordial-
1m: trust-unity invited.
Fruiormtly yours,
nouns? ’ M.1_ W1 LOOX, Soc'y.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

do “rt-1 NORWALK 30111110 or
" ' TRADE-
Prouident—Aiohemluh Candle.
«Pniidont—Chariéo J. Pidwon.
~,8¢croliiry——P'r|nk w. Hadley.
TfllWi‘fl‘w—MflIhew Corbett

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

VENING SENTINEL TELE
PHONE CALLS
Nags Department ‘

--Bu ness :1 rnnent
mflab-Branch Officpe? Norwalk
.-—Editor’ 11 Residence
7:9»5—v-City Editor’ s Residenco
Tho year or 1911 on its last legs,
11 finds New England's building
ord, thus for for the, your. consid
, bly in excess 01' any other year
fl which data has been kopt. The
total of building contracts to data is
1111111 813.1101) 11110 1110111 than lust your;
and over 89'. 001) 000 more than the 10-1
1111 for 1909, which was the honour!
floor. There is now no question but:
the year of 11111 11:15 established it. ne11.
' lilo ding 1180011] 101 New England.

WM.— 1

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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The Catholic Transcript takes the
tireinent of the liov. 1’.)1.'l‘1111cl1o.ii,
' Hmtl‘ord as an opportunity to pay»-
8 u Splendid tribute, 111 the worst. ,
‘ Which it refers to him as 11 than;

88 “lids" that no err-ed bdrnlur before
‘ ' ‘ Whom he. would admit to his:
tidbit: and esteem 1111 has helped
make Hartford 1: lwttor homo. for;
1111.1111rtford ought to see to it 1111111
his closing years may be cheerful and
lit.“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

RiGHT‘TOI-THE POINT.
The loss or sugar (liliifidill‘lll‘fi that
111 from will materially reduce!
the sugur 51111111) of the country, bull
is is not going to pastor 111911 oi:
$1183 judkment Sugar ruins some
148118 111131 thing’s in the world Milous

, 4-
The most interesting part of the sc-
. n of the Postal. Telegraph Co., re»
1,? gurding the out in rates. following the
Western Union. ‘is the appointment or

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m H
111111 Boll company
oston Transcript.
. ~0— ‘

A French woman lawyer giws 11 us
1 or opinion that women could not'
malts capable judges. Yet the lower,

it , moons much. —~

opined thereto by the result of the re-
1111111. election in bus Angeles, has
‘unonimously adopted a bill which
merinit women to hold any elective of
boo in the struts. ~New York Tribune.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

—-o—-
Tlie hens added $750, 00000 to the
wealth of the 111111011 last your and
yét all the mowing was done by the
filters. wSchenectndy Union Star

—,~o——

The next time the labor unions have

8011.000 to spend in a dynamitlng case

, y will do well twgive the money to

urns to get at the tru‘tlrand leave

’Gompers at the rear wit: a silencer on
his lips—«Brooklyn Eugls.

 

 
 
 
 
 

With Saturn on one side and 111an
on 1111c other, the moon looks down
* hose early evenings with s‘ brillinncy
‘ 1. makes a. wonderfnl'setiing tor
. winter scent: or natures serial
tory. ———Ncw York World
4....

not now everybody

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

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1119111111111 Journal

 
 

mnarative
til people is not accurately e;

 
 

 
 
 

his state are interesting:

. so good trult as ever grew out doors.

{trons 11111 covered with fungti or 81111 .
Jose scale and are breeding £10111 for “1

rotor on good it is impossible: to pickx

.1hum. ‘Ronoystion of fruit trees, what

1 it hm _ ‘ inns, scraps and spray the trees from

 

111.“‘supotimtendent of ioiophone 11311.
If this means a contest. with ,

house 01‘ the Californin legislature in».

, 11111011 as the older ones. .

L is expecting.'
tits republican 11111111qu convention to
‘ :1 Wave at Roosevelt hysteria,
it may not, at that-«Bridgeport

1y is badly inmeod of a. traiilc
ill will make all vehivles keep
gm and also to prevent then:
log to the curb on- ihe wrong

vigor of country .

bzy figures of. birth and death
here are so many youths in
dud so many veterans on. the
till. the figures tor October
F01“
Deaths 8008;111:8118 14.9741;

 

VIEWS

 

SAVING THE OLD‘AH’LE TREES,
Editor Sentinel: Upon many of the

firms or Connecticut there ’oro stand-

ing old orchards in 11 state 0! and not;-
lect, which are the remains of old
home orchards that for many years
tilled the collars-and storehouse‘s with

Alas! Poor noxlocted trees, the first
and only care they ever but! was that
given. at the time of planting, they
grew up unassisted by the owner or
hired help. neither cultivated nor for-
tilizod, and left to their natural ton— ‘
doubles they sought the 113111 and shot
up‘lnio the air. and in “this were as-
sisted by the owner or hired help,
who when driving a load of "hay
through the orchard, had that was
gathered from the some land the or-
chard wns‘sicuated upon, and when A
low hanging brunch would scrape off
some 111'. the. loud, would take out n
jackhniic. or get an 111111 from tho
woodshed and chop oil the branch or,
branches, curing not where or how 1111:
cut was made. thorohy cruising now
shoots to spring forth higher up in
the tree, instead of trying to hoop tilt
head 01 the tree as low as possible.
The rosnlt is, that today audior yours
past the trees are and have been grow-
ing higher and higher. and the fruit
hard ‘ 111111.11 it can be action at all
The 1-1‘: 11111 that worn left by usreiuso
pruning 1111111 decayed until great cavi-
lie appear 111 the limbs and trunk. the

injurious insects, and 1'1 masses to the
other trees in the 11111111011101.1111
fruit 11111111 such trees are 111101113
gllAlHled hull grown and wormy silt!
do 1101111911 mnko good food for thd
hogs. The myriad of woodpocker
holes in the trunks indicate 111111 1101
ors have been or are it work. The;
breos are so high that were the 11 ulti

it as it is out or reach oi the pickers.
What thou you, will say is the prohor
thing to do 126 reclaim the. tress?

is answered , by saying. rslioislt!

 

ls‘moaut by that? 11 means that in-
stood of having high. 10111 trues as:

0fidsscribnd .1111 must head 11111111 in or?

rut them hook, or in 011111: words ball
head il1em.clesu out and till the cavi- 1

top to the bottom with Bordvaux solu
'tiou. dig or plough around the trunks
and apply 11 littoral dressing of sin»
hie. manure or chemical fertilizm suit
l11bit» 101 the promotion of wood and:
fruit growth, spray thorn tor injurious
insects, and than, and not till then
get 1111111,: your boxes. barrels and hinsi
fruit that will be
”sound, smooth good shape. this 011101
and large.
,hending of tho. trees to unust not be
inferred that thorn will be :1 nuclease
in tho quantity oi fruit, but on the
(outrury thoré will be 1111 increase in
the size of the fruit, tho individual up
pics being much larger and infinitely
beier in quality and flavor. Add to
this the‘soundness oi' the fruit. the to
Esuit or thorough spraying. and the
saving in the cost of picking. which
can be done from an eight or ten foot.
ladder, due to the lowering. of the
heads. the conclusion at which horti:
culturistd must arive at is that the
renovation of old apple. trees is nos:
sible, successful and profitable.

The young baring trees should lime

 

 

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will in time become in the some con

They should be prd‘nod properly so
‘ 11s to make thorn low headed trees with

iowodio 1111:8111 E'zrcutsr hai-ght than
fifteen or twenty foot The center of

page for pure air ihroughotit tho tree.
theréliy lessening the danger 1min fun

often and as thoroughly as the older

and 1111111111011 111: above described will
in return produce fruit that will 111

the best markets. .
JOSEPH CORNELL, '. j‘
Tree Specialist and Entomologist”

 

clock room reclaiming his cool).
How much? «
who-111:1: cent:

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By the renovohion or 1111» -

some attention each season or they .

open centers, and should not be at»: 1
the trees should open to furnish a. pass»

gus diseases. and to let the sunlight .-
in and make better colored truth. Tho ‘
young orchard shouldubo Sprayed as "

trees. and if they are given the care "

.ways command the hidihost prices in

Absent-mindod 111119. (at 1118‘ 111911181: _ ‘

A. M. That‘s 1101. 111111111. 1.11:1 1111110
‘1 got five {ratios on it.—-Pele Mela: 1

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THE WINTER OYSTER.

The oyster with the winter comes.

An snimal dilicroet, 1
He’s 11111111 111111111. conservative
. And never will repeat

With all their might and main;

“He new doth complain.
He lingers ’round the grocery

Variety of fates.
A lonely figure for from home
And for from mother. dear.
1 ' With none. to 1111.111. final hours
Or speak a word of cheer.

At some swell church aiiulr.
And play a star purt‘in 1111211111111
The only oyster 1113111. “-

- They may make him work overs
' time

And deftly loop the 11109
To spread his personality
Through fifty quarts of soup.

 
 
 

A half a dozen. fried.
Far from his native’ltabitat,
The «seething. moaning tide.
They may entomb him in :1 turk

kl-lis 011110111: 11 must be alluvvod,
Is very dark indeed.

earth ~
Or swimthe salty res.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

It really seems that ho

chance
'l‘o 111111 by any, ruse

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, 01' life: “Aw what’s the use?"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i , The thingshe hours, as people do “

Although he's-‘ulways in the 11th

, {store
And patiently awaits . .,
To mm with any one of 11 r {,3

He may be destined to appear

Mai—9:281:18.

He may take pm in some sextet, l "

For some Thanksgiving feed;

Of all the things that roam tho

Who getthe double cross for fair.

Has not got £211 A gamblor‘s
’ ‘ The oyster surely takes this view -» 7‘

4130.151 Globe.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ Shopping at the Boston Store.

Sale of High~Grade Muslin
Underw "kind Aprons

Seldom that we would uttcmpt an Underwear
Sale 8 week before Christmas. but this is
forced upon us. Bought for our annual Janv
nary Sale at uni: price concessions. they
arrived a month too soon and so much of the
stock appeared to us to be suitable for gift

purchasing that we concluded to give our
patrons the beuufit of some exceptionally

‘ 191v prices—prick that we are enabled to.

‘ mine on account of the low figure at which
this stock cum: to us.

LONG WHITE PETTICOATS
Richly trimmed. embroidery at lace; reg-
ular prices $3 and $3. 50. , Special Sale 1.
price . ..... ...$2.79
NIGHT OOWNS—eas STYLES
Bountifully trimmed. lace and ribbon of
”tests regular 81.511.81.75 and $1 .98. Spe»
cial Sale price ..99c
CH! H GRADE COMBINATIONS
"1 49m unbroidcry styles. also lace and
Hamburg trimmings (Drawers or Skirth
' regular prices 81.50 and $1. 75. Special
Saleprice.......... ...99c

.HIGH~GRADE CORSET covs‘ns,
UtAlLover embroidery and lace trinimcd

,_w_1....:.14€.39¢.‘7c
.691: and 9819:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I-gooousloqlao-Ofioy

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Sine quality Nuinsoo embroidery. lace
and ribbon trimmed; regular $1. 5° and
$198. Specihl Sale price .991:
LONG WHITE PETTICOATS

Fine Quality Cambric with embroidery
Sconce; regulur prices 79c and 9811. Spe—
cialSinieprice.......... ..‘5oc

,‘TE‘A APRONS ................25c to $2.98
‘ BRETELLE TEAHPRONS ”.491: to $1.25
_. BAND APRONS . . . .asc. 1191:, 49c

‘LONG wn'trs rsr'rrcon'rs

Trimmed with fine grade embroidery or
lace. elegantly finished: regular price
82 50. Special Sale thrice . . ..... “.81 46

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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., Christmas Sale Women.’ s
" Waists

, 81.50 LINGERIE WAISTS
‘ Fashioned 1n Sheer Lawns or Voiies, lace .
yoke 11nd neat embroid¢ries; long and

s3 LINGERIE WAISTS , 1
Many new side frills or rovers, also trim-
ming of Cindy 11321111111 or Valencicnoes

 
 
 

ideas; the ‘tm‘est inset slecves: all
,slzesm“...1...............$r.98
$4 CHIFFON AND MESSALINE '

WAISTS $298

Lace or embroidorcd Jokes, sleeves trim- ,

8 Corner Main andWall Streets
The Real Christmas Store

was crowded to itti hiatus: all day Saturday in spite of 11¢
inclement weather aitd it you could hear the favorable comments
made by the hundreds of gift purchasers Who made their 1111111111..
thins, you would decide immediately to do your Christmas

short sleeves 98c

 
 

. "in

v . F

100 Silk Petticoats $2, 98“

Worth $4.00. In many colors and black.
All icrilgths.

$1.50 KLOSFIT psrrrcon'rs . ....98c
The perfect fitting Petticoat. The Petti-
coat for the new tight fitting dresses and
suits. A veriety of models, all belt mea-
comments and all lengths.

 

Christmas Saiewomeu’s

Sweater Costs ~

MISSES’ $3 SWEATER COATS

High neck plain mannish and fancy
weaves,two pockets, trim front; red,
white gray L . . ....................... $1.98

WOMEN'S $1.50 BLACK CARDIGAN
JACKETS

Sleeveless styles. ’Just the garment to
wear under coat . . . . . . . .9811

WOMEN‘S $5 SWEATER COATS

Plain and fancy weaVes, of good yarns,
perfcct fitting, two pockets; cardinal. gray
andwhite $349

$3 GOLF VESTS..'.......11....1.. .31..”
$6.00 WOMEN’S SWEATER COATS. $498
$7.110 WOMEN‘S SWEATER COATS. $5.98

Women’ s 86 Blanket Bath
Robes $4 98

In desirable pattern, from sleeves and col-
lar trimmed with satin, cu generously
full: red royal biu¢. lover: er. gray and

light blue.

Women’ s $5 :Robe‘s $3.49
Mode of either Eidcrdown or Beacon

' Blankets. beautifully satin trimmed and ,

cut with extra fullness. A variety 111 colors.

 

 

Wotn'en’ 3 $1. 50 Two-pieCe
Percale. House Dresses 981:

“.01 good quslity Percale. pleated waist;l1.
sonic have skirt trim’nied with bias fold. f
others with Bounce; colors light gray,
navy. cadet, black and white died:

.1113 Two-Prods PERCALE HOUSE

 

 

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3 Baldwin Tells Foresters That I, V

the country.

s, and

 
 
 
 
 

«argon
marrow. Dec 1181~Aithe ton-lit rouse;
unniyorsury dinner or Alfred ill Burr ,
council. No. 188. Fomstors 1111111181191. . ‘

 

 

mod to mach. Black and ovenin‘g shades. _ ,

thon- wo newspopormen in this port.

' 111111 to 1111111118 81 great 851111»
or. Mr. Burr of the Hartford
gamuei Bowie: or the»
,ufleld Republican. Erich had the
‘ Incas of hearing his position 1:11

."tbrwo’rd in 1.119 11111119 paths.

things of life to everybody with-
71111 1111111311.. .11 comes to
11111 a friend. to talk over public 1
, interests.

1111111911 11111 mutt who lakes :1 111111111
11.: 9111111118 are his opinions. sud
he for 1111' their: first. ‘11: works

DRESSES.... .. ....... $1.91
$3 TWO-PIECE PERCALE HOUSE ‘ .
111111155113. ................ $1.49

11

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, our people like fairness
to have merits fairly recognize'd, wher-
ever it really and conspicudusly exists. .
Willi most of them, assential truth
comes first and poll-tics 'secon‘d Poi-
itlc is not a bad thing
necessary and indispeusible thing for, 1
the consideration of our American

 

who knew 1101110.

 

1 and if he gets on office, bow to admit» ‘ fl.
later it. I do 111111111111 our hoopla son .

 

A
is One of the really ,
doing some thinking about it 1119111». ,
selves. '

“I congratulate you on belonging to.
so venerable on amortizationw .
good u name 1 hope yOu will all be‘ .
as successful as his was. whose 1111111011,:
your court has made its own. Who.“
ever 11.111118 well " '1 ‘ 1 1

it goiter»

its out

 
 

 

Thor 111m, ” ‘

1:. is 11 very.

 

It: teaches him how to (393.11?“ his Vote, . 1

orally take sides in 1161111113 1111119111: '

with so? ‘

 

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