EVENING SENTINEL
Jamel Golden. Editor and
1 w Proprietor
:ATURDAY, AN. no, 1911.1
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MASON") DIRECTORY;
V 'A Stated Convocation of Butler
V‘ohcpur, a. A.V,M,. Will 1:. held at in
room. January 2311, 1912, at 9 o’clock
p. 111. Work, M E. M. degree. All R.
1A. Macon: cordially and frotornally ln-
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' 6911.111 NORWALK BOARD or
TRADE.
"firesident—Nohemlah Candee,
, Vloo-Punldont—Chnrlco J. Plduon.
Mercury—Frank w. Hadley.
Truman—Matthew Corbett.
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start has been made” toward a
use in the 'date of presidential in-
admiration from March 4 to the last
Thurbday in April. It will reunite 1111
Shiendment to the constitution to
strocoompllsh the change which seems
. to be. a. very desirable one to make.
‘V‘March in Washington in out to fur-
. nleh some of thewornt weather of
the your.
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There seems to be a difference or
'OpiniOn-in regard to the effect of the
diversion of more water from Niagara
Falls for manufacturing purposes The
time way would be to leave the river
{is it is. That's hem-1 than taking
: chances. . A
11116617 T‘o‘rne POlNT.
; The Equitublciflli’e Assurance com~
“ puny olNew‘Yorh,1ithose building was
‘ recently burned, has sent to the ram-
iiy of Fire Chief Welsh the mortgage
onr’hla‘ home, which the company
unlimited. paying $2,518.12 in canoeilw
~ (Th This is a mighty good ndvertlre:
ment and 11 just act.-—Hartiord Con
rant. V
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Isn't it about time for the survivors
of the peace dinner to apply for a pen-
TulOn‘lw-New York Mail.
5 ‘ ~4— .
. Here you noticed that the Chinese
revolution keeps on 'revolvlng? To
the surprise of the world, it seems
may to prove it success.-——Boston
' runscript, ‘ ‘ *
Governor Baldwin is no seeker of»
‘oliioe.i “11 don't care to be a con-
diduto for anything." Well, he don‘t
alive-to be candidate for governor.
will be renominatod and elected-e-
‘ 5 Haven Journal-Courier.
. ‘ Rosevelt has the V inst chuckle
11‘: V campaign brush with Governor
Hummus-«Bridgeport Telegram.
The Astronomers have discovered
55 datum has got rid of its rinse-
Mme-.111 movement 696111th to be
do on things to the solar "533W“- ”
g.
. “000 tor a Bible May we
drum u him that he rend it
one ly?———Dotroit firee i’ress.
an
the irony of late that when we
"i: need ice we have it and when we
need it we must buy lt.——l-lnrrls-
W8“ Telegraph.
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no refusal of the directors of the
5111111 Paris to dismiss two unpcp-
(dancers led to a strike of the
1m tubers of the ballot who have ai-
:ye been great kickers .-Boeton
be. ‘
4;..-
ic City 3 new mayor will abol-
trig, mmbllfig and fast enthr-
nsteadl-ebebroit'lournal. '
resident, the Democrats appear
he too sure thut one or their
gang 11111 over land the Job—-
"do a moat import-l
lite, no where shall We go this ‘
ting oil the traveling expenses V
who act-..declh't‘- ‘
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otcoonomic legislation. Lae- . '
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brie! and tothelpolnt communication,
as a general proposition, carrier more
weight and conviction than 9. lengthy
one in which _the urzument it not
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
ally unmet brevity. Lona-winded or»
holes, we have observed, are the 1m
to be read, and are many times avoid-
ed altoxctuer.
MR. HILL AND THE PENSION BILL.
Editor dentition-—
Wlli you" allow me to any just a
word or two about Mr. Hill and the
Pension Bill ? i am very much aur-
prised ut the stand he has taken
against the Pension Hill. I have ai~
wuyn admired Mr. Hill and have never
thought he could be one to repudiate
promiaca made by the government
through its recruiting officers to get
men to enlist to light against secon-
alon. They were the government re-
presentatives enlisting men, and we
took their word as law. They prom~
land that themen enlisting should be
paid in gold at $13 per month. Were
they 601mm? No. For 11 short time.
maybe a year, they wore. 'l‘lton pay-
ments begun to be made in grueli-
books, which tell in value to thirtydlve
percent... but we had to take them or
notwitlng
The bondholders were paid in lull,
principal and interest in gold And
now, after waiting fifty years for the
government to make good, we ask for
n liberal Penelon Bill to pay up all
old promised, and are turned down an
paupers, pension grnbbore, etc. Mr.
Hill has a good memory, and i believe
is older than 1 11111, and knows all
these facts. Still he utondo up in con;
gross and votes "no" to a bill that all
will accept as premiums paid. The
best bill for all concerned that ,was
ever before Congress.
a mverumeni. have for getting men
to enlist when it uses its veterans an
it has done, with us? i have four
sons.
ment that will not keep prominent
made to their father titty years ago.
The morning that l enlisted my
father told that ii I would not onliot
he would send me to the. University at
Madison. Wisconsin. where we lived on
long as it liked, but i thought it best
to serve my country. and have now
in consequence no education our
health
Mr. Hill seems to have taken the
right course and stayed at home. and
let others save his pu‘rt ol the coun-
tfi. if a novernmcnt will not keep
5‘ its promises made to get volunteers
in such on emergency it is not worth
saving, and we might as well “let her
go Gallagher.
1 hive always voted for Mr Hill
whenever he has been before the pub-
lic, clnoe 1884. but i think it best to
make a change, as dot thousands of
other veternns. A man that. will turn.
one down cannot have my vote. Take
the diamond between thirty—five per
cent. 6nd one dollar, and compute the
interest on it from 1863 to date as Mr. -
Hit would do if it were on his side ,
or the ledger. and you have n snug sum-
t-hat Would keep no old follows in com»
tort the rest of our lives.
Let the government- pay us thin
debt is all We ask in the Pension Bill
for saving our national capitol and our
northern homes.
' ROBERT J. BROWN
Company C, Twenty-third, and (Jane
pony 1., Thirt'yififth Wisconsin Vol-
unteer infantry, No. 6 Rowan street.
East Norweik, Conn. ‘
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souevl-uNo Aeouv out. daemon,
THE New moon Ndlneen.
Editor of out 36111111611 '
not more ot the chained?
‘ built from 1885
which ware the Ohio river bridge at .
What hope con-
All would make good acidic-ml
but they will not light for n govern;
our citizens they be tubal-outed to ‘
11" selected to desist Mia '
‘ engineering or the nominate and Ohio
and utter 11911111511111 dili‘éi' outlaw.
‘ from 18953 to 1908;51111 while with the
Baltimore and Ohio had roomvlblo
charge or the design at all bridges
to 1908, among
Parkorsburg, total length: 4.385 feet;
the Ohio river bridge at Benwood. lO-y
tal length 2,314 loot. and the Susque-
htmnn river bridge at Havre de Grace,
total length 6,108 feet. Since he left
the Baltimore and Ohio, Mr. Grelner‘
but designed in bridge were“ Albe-
mcrie Bound,” live miter 10113,er the
. Norfolk and hawthorn rcllrocd; 11 large
double-truck bridge heron the willlnole
river, 'lor the Peoria and Pekin Union
railroad; a large number or bridge!
lor the Caroline. Clinchfleld and We
railroad; coal docks at Charleston, 8.
0.1 hue been retained on the dough
and convtruction or expensive ore
docile at Marquette. Mich. and also no
it member of the commission to report
upon the strength of the Blackwell's
‘luland bridge over the Emotive: 11':
New York.
Four railroads have retained him
as consulting engineer in 1912. the
Baltimore and Ohio, Erie, Pearle cud
Pekln Union and the Kentucky “id in-
dlano Terminal Company. The city at
Wilmington requires his services for
the design and construction of a mov-
able bridge. to cont 6800.000. Besides
these. he is engined to design and con»
slrucl a large movable bridge acroou
the Calumet Hirer at Ehicngo, on im-
mense combined steam railroad. elec-
trlm railroad and highway bridge over
the Ohio river at bouievllle, to cont
32,000,000; 1» doubletrack railroad
bridge. with movpblo upon at Peoria.
whose estimated 'coet ii 9500.000, and
in consulting engineer for the Chicago
and Oak Park railroad. having 11 con-
tract to construct a combined city and
eievnted ruilroncl bridge ocroso the
ichlcago river. at libiocso, that will
cost $400,000.
Aside from his arduous duties 1111 a
consulting engineer. Mr. (irelner in 3
member of the Maryland and Country
clubs of Baltimore and the Engineers
club at New York. belongs. too, to the
American Society or Engineers, Amerr
con Railway Engineeidng Association,
American Society tor Tooling Mater-
ials. American institute of Consulting
Engineers. National Geographical lio-
ciety and the American Society tor the
Promotion of Suitincering Education.
contmlttecn: Concrete and reinforced
concrete. American Society or Civil
Engineera; iron and Itecl ntrueturoo.
Americhn Railway and Engineering
iAnoelallon; standard apeciticatlonn
for nickel Nicol. American Boolety fer
Tooling Materials. and the city wide
congress of llultlntore.
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TRlNlTY WOMAN'O QUlLD.
Mn. 0.1-1. Godfrey Elected
of Trinity Episcopal-'3‘ $99w1‘ which
won held vector-day 1111131115113 the three.
tors organized as 101106;: ,
Ghanaian-«Mrs (‘ H. (iodirey.
Missionary doparlmeutmhilha dulltn
Hutch.
whys and Home
'l‘homae Richardaou.
Entertainment committee -
Willlimh H. Church ‘ “
Social committee-Mrs Herold Von
Wouehen.
commitmuitra.
litre.
THEVVFACETVlOUS BOUNDIRIY.
The real eetate ngent had been to»
boarding the virtues or the tumbler”
cottogo. _ _ '
“The house in 11‘ stone‘s throw iron:
the trolley." he sold in conclusion.
“Thorn good." acid Bonudorbs "It
will give us something to do summer
evenings" '
"i beg your pardon?" said
agent, somewhat myrtliiod.
"1 city it will give us something to
do summer evenings," sold Rounder:
by “We can cit in the house 111:1
tin-ow atom at the 11111163. Miler
1161': Weekly
MUFFLED ltNOOKB. -
"Why 1111111: you to. 1111-. 510111111111 1
the
“How-much Younger you lock, Mr.
Mr. Groiner in also on the following
l
was loot tattooing to «lay your ‘
tourrrvcwumutn
GREAT llEVBllVEE 0F Blin-
6!" IT rim All
Illill. Bllflliill
(Continued from First Patio. :
mn—
There were three distinct features
of the evenings pron-am, Which ac
counted tor the auoceuu oi the 0ch-
sionmnamely, the entertainment the
luncheon and the coclability or there
present. The latter mingled with the
that two and carved at till tunes to
keep the sheath of the evenlhx in ex-
cellent good humor, and mod-o them
receptive for whaleVor the committee
had to produce. Thelailolr was de-
lightfully informal. no planned and
carried out thin all whoioamc’ "roent-
ed the spirit at the condition iron the
very atmosphere out! immediately
sought. out it comfortable chair and a
couple or compahlonc with whom he-
oouid convene on matters which they
held in common, and time spend a
rare evening oi genuine mount-e end
relaxation alter the aerosol the busi-
ness our.
By 8:80 o'clock moat of the scenic
had arrived and had established them-
helveo where they might best enjoy
the festivities oi the evening. Pro-1.
dent David H. Miller. in, with a low
well chosen vol-do. addremd a erect.
ing nnd welcome to the mombersnnd
tricntiu which not only served to elhrt
the foctivitieu, but "broke the ice"
for the pleasant features which were
to ensue.
ed Herbert it. smith he the master 013
ceremonies.
To those who have known Mr.
Smith upon occaalona of this eort no:
introduction is necessary. but to 0th.:
(it‘ll lot It be known that the the coin-
tuition struck the keynote or 11111:.
master of ceremonies. While Freelo-
ent Miller, in
quiet. and unoutenlatlouo '
"orok'o the ice," Mr. Smith trimmed
it up to a turn and proved tint be rm
6 whole show in hlmueil. His stories
were new and quaintly told. and bio
introiluction'ol the talent which coni-
prloed the musical end or the pro.
gram with original and in man) rec.
pot-to. unique A lover of music him~
coll, Mr. Smith demonstrated hla idea
or what 11 “1111111169111" eotortoinmcnt
should really be like by raising his
own voice to the tune: ol’ 53 short but
appropriate ditty dedicated to the
Country Glob The eeleutlnm was all
too «hurt tor the much: critics to ob-
serve 11nd appreciate the range or- Mr.
Smithu melodious voice. but their on:
animous encircle won that it had poc-
oibiiitiou all its own. which perhaps:
were amply appreciated when un-
. heard
and reflected the 11ch tuute oi the
committee in charge in that it who at
a character well adapted to the de
moods of such a gathering. "
The first number furniture by the
Country Club quot-lotto which is made
up of Horace 8. Batch. tanning i).
Odell. George H. Conroy. 11.1111 Albert
ill Housman“ The gentlemen did
themselves proudly, and thrcu3hont
the evening rendered a Number of co-
lectiono which were appreciated by all
prevent
George F‘lukleolone, the volume
young planter whom: reconciliation of
the kayo is such he ulvroyu otrikes a
popular chord _ 111110113 men. was,5_vory
much in evidence, tied 1161111on 11111111;
potentiality throughout the evening
Professor Petll. ' o£5; Huron-61116
ochooi. followed with I16 clover on 611-
hibltioh or in; mule; 61‘ 1111113119111.
' hand trillion as has m: undo 11111111611»
ed in the Norwailts. ' Rebuilt has 91.
style all his own, and bio tricks were
of a character as tomeetwlth the an
proval at everyone present. Although
he performed within u will feet Of his
audience, the oloeewt «only lulled
to discover the key to his triek‘a
which Nero mystifying 6t ovary him.
Mr. Pent who siren co ovation width
he lustly deserved. 5 1
upon; it. earthy was then called
upon for A meal solo 11nd delivered the .
in; piano where Mr.
songs.
made for the cure,
generously tor the pleasant
which it had been their privilege
spend with them.
The entertainment commune
Gollrey, C. E. Miller. 8. M. Allen
CIDER 80 VEARS OLD.
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tom All That Time.
says the Detroit News.
in; Cothpauy, were building out
not, opposite Algonac,
and around
Jacket
1 it won hack in the very early
leilher
that
* inhabitants,
WI“ G‘l'ldl‘ fWVQNd.
memory
cl an old wreck Now It who a
down the sand pile to the deck
awaited: hex.
E thor investigation
1111110: 111; ctder and pm or the
lon'and 11 ball William Janna/I
friends.
he or hard at patio. with it song
6111166 in every glass but it was
until it was he rmooth as oil.
."tlonulne New York
none is lound in the diet that it
it from going to piece! 211.; he;
other: to gather about the ever-ploy;
Finhlertdhé
drummed out tune alter tune and soon
had everybody drumming oun- tool:-
and Joining in with‘ihe choruc in run-
dering the popular and unto-date
it wan not until a late hour that
the men defined their overcoats and
regretting that
Father Time grow old so rapidly, and
taking the mansion and time to con-
xratulate the committee and oilicerc
evening
The committee and officers oertaln~
iy deserve 1111 the credit that was
theirs l'or thin their maiden attempt
was uucoebntul to a degree far beyond
that which they had hoped to reach.
made up of George L. Woodward.
chnlrmnn, F. H. Quintard, George H.
thur C. Hoyt and David W. Raymond.
lt Romained in Wreck on Lake Bot-
A drink of older 80 yearn old in 9
novelty and when it comes out of a
keg fished out of the bottom of Loki!
St. Clair it comes savored of mystery,
That kind oi,
older William J. .luques. oilice man cl
11‘. Jenner I: 8011. and C. 1.. Parker,
or the Parker Charterlng and Report-
vlsitore to their office Friday 11nd all
President Miller lllll‘Oflllll'1lleoauNa Capt. John Miller of the clam
shell send globular (Bani-too struck a
bit of lock up in the old north: chen-
whllc digging
the wreck of the Red
1830 or 1831, according to the
cone in their actuation of him 1111 their tradition handed dorm by the olden
_ the steamer Red
his chlrhclill‘lllll‘lfllll'idlmtet met with dinner-“went down
manner 55 in something like to (eel or water. The
boat was a total loan, and very little
of her came of general morehondlec
She lay there in
the and and gradually wool. to pieces.
and no the years went by the sandal
covered who: remained The boat and
the niory of her loin became ofilyu
Early this 1.11 Capt Miller in cruio»
in: about in search or and dropped
anchor in the old north channel om»
rite Almanac and begun scooping up
great quantities of the lotto bottom.
From; time to time he picked up pieces
tlon oi vmoken‘tack. now a pm or an
engine, and Thuroday night the cloth
then let go 01 an object that rolled -
which, on lnapection.‘prored to he a
.. somebody ital-ted to
The program or entertainment «loom... it overboard but finding it reavy
“W" ”mm! ""d WWW" '"diadmlrably eoluoiotl tor the occnsloniolld tightly sealed set it aside for lur-
Tho lnventigntlbn
who heartened when the clam shell hit.
the hog and broke out it stove. The
sailors smelled it, then tasted. and lind-
1:13 it ,well flavored. with n caller's die
ronrd ct nonrandom”. began drink
i113. Capt. Miller came on moment:
in time to one about 11 gallon and 11-
Lawrence Parker handed out to their
0116 would expect older than old to
The beat champagne never had 11
liner hover. Ind 1131: had mllowcd‘ it
'On the
end of the tree was branded the words
State Apple
1.116;," and the flavor proved the 11111111.
11111111. it would here phased impaction
under the mile road and tints! 111:1. ,
The explanation or the older is swoon.
practically in could storage tor all
.1161; yjhitrd “ it 17911 dug; out from 10
“ ‘ _ it :1!
cold dud 111; «11.51 ml- the 11;; kept
or ooh. lronb‘ound mode 111 amid 1.2:;
. lime and to hold 11311in11t revere proo-
.4"
’60 .
‘l'luehnodcrotoit: noiiic‘kor.
'I'lielbyouoheeonomiul
1‘ ' MY“ chm
loop. unlocks-dinning
. cloud towel.
1““ alt-1.11..
it Never Flicker:
lidvaamwfidnthuhmrhblymmilmcyefl
lamnm
no.vuu1uounw..doaamw&
“m N“ “old-Ml “it
Mmhluhbhmflhfihi&mt «writ hwy.“
The long winter even-
in 3 give a woman a splen-
digl chance for sewing or
embroidery; but lune
other from the strain
shell» I good light.
The Rayo is the bent
lamp ma
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mummhdu
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m ultrali-
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to
WOMAN AT WHEEL OF AUTO. ;
The simple Act 67 Driving Should Not
Satifly the Feminine Materiel.
Woman‘s very inrtlnots and temper-
ament lit her 'ior that moot pleasurable‘
oi occupationew‘drivlng the can",ml
What qualifications she may actually
look are negligible provided she will
but tit herself with even a codicum or
that knowledge which is necessary for
the proper understanding as to what
lethally makes the “wheels go 'round,”‘
toys the American Motorist.
it is not. enough to sit at the wheel
and drive. One does this automatical-
‘Ely any way alter the lint low score of ,
'30:,
which in very truth have little enough
to 30 Wrong or give one worries-until
indeed come-thin: does actually go
wronx,55_und than. ‘in the majority or
canon, lilo woman at the wheel is all
at sea union Ionic more men is along.
or heppons‘ atoms, and can set her right
vii it is possible to not her right.
In the majority of cases this in pool
alblo oi accomplishment. but the mar
out trifle will not a high: strung auto
mobile all its‘ 800d behavior. But how
16 one to remedy that me trifle gone
wrong-11 bit at iluti in the carburetor,
the working loose of a tiny out or bolt
oi the magneto. ii block in the supply
pipes of gasoline 0r oil or any one or
tho‘tnyriad of. things that might hap-
pen. not grove in themselves. but cry-
ing for adjustment or replace-mental:
loudlyaa it a back axle had broken in
two, the steering gear having parted
company with its connecting rod, c
cylinder having blow on its head.
The expert. or at least one who has
306?
and
ital-
and
clinical hnd'hlls made even a cursory
attempt toV-know his or her automobile
as intimately u the average woman
knows her sewing machine at all
would can generally diagnose, and ot-
ien remedy. in minor trouble as well an
the greeted technician who ever posed
as an authority with an alphabetical
airing 015111111111; after his plain name
of 3311111111 or men. .
The pm then is [or the more com-
‘mon line of the 11116611166116 by woman,
but above all that one way or another
site shell acquire 1.1m 62106qu of
nioclitmlccl knowledge 1which is hence;
,' Gory to aunt not our in motion proud;
66' it give! only a bulky gun the ilret
low mm or the riot-tint huddle or
mm to burn-h the elicit-tort «mace
bounce“ the throttle huttorhy had:
and
not
W“
war
7 No crouch.
1111. .mhiv-t
miles have been rolled over by the 3:333!
the slightest know-161136 at things mo- .
wot-hed'loooo in no sooner or what not.
‘woi'io creator“ to who was the.
VWGGE MW. 0126 “iii Smith-
._ invalid the Wye;
tut tarot tremolo. An;
1’ 111611 in the mutual; smoker H
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In Effie! 006. 1.1911.
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