Golden. Editor ‘snd or 0 our. APRIL x. 1912 M "w.” TUBE ALMANAC FOR TOHORROW ‘ 1 5:36:11ets 6:117. , de 11:20 s.‘1n.;“ 1 :37 p. m. W...“ 0 110cm? noricss MACON": DIRECTORY. mind Communication of Old M, MO. 103. F. and A. Mn hold st lis rooms, April 211,, st 8 o’clock p. 111. Work. F. .c. All ‘Msster Masons cordially Worldly Invited. Fraiernslly yours, BORE-RT M. WILGOX, Bsc'y. father and companion F. D. Hen- 11,,s memosr of Rhlnsbeck Lodge. ‘ ‘432, F. and A. M... Rhinebeck, ‘Vork; also of Butler Clapton No. :11. M., of South No’rmik, Cantu. this home In Olrien, Conn.. yes- y‘momin-g. Services will be 11.111 9 lots residence. Monday evening. 111:, It 7:30 o'clock. His remains "be taken to Rhinebeek, N. Y., on M]. m. train, April 2nd, 1912, m ,njuonwnttx BOARD or ' TRADE Pmldent-n-Nehsmlsh Candee "ruthenium—Charles J. Pldgeon. duty-Junk W. Hadley. 1" purer—Matthew Corbett. ENING SEN INEL TELE- . ity Editor's Residence . SENATOR BRANDAGEE. ng vice President Brnndngee couple of days. Honored eon oI onered (other, who was also a war in Connecticut, politics and one ringing voice in eloquent phil- ‘ Jaimiatic 1-1) has gone forth in; nor meeting in South Nor- *9 he met that the thread trust he In oontroi of the “staff or ‘ [Erie's hope for mankind once ‘ 'toared predicament my turn to the family dour _- home-made bread and piece on the really competent in gonna households it is s forflmiun‘ fact that the is on essential as the ~ Antonin sentinel. T TO THE POINT. out is on foot to teach to 2.11m so that they will be m husbands. Flirting will Mongol the husbands. but «girls really ‘u'nnt are single erbury Republican. ‘3 about that stock dividend V r cent. declared by theme!» ‘ ’ or “indium. where did the me frouii~Bostpn Globe. 1-0» Mill: about the hotels of Bel being equipped with bath ’ 't worry the Democrats. J who can't get along a few ~ t “imam ought to be ' tin-himself n Bantam-atr- 41...... noun 3 in vorv generously ‘ of American athletes Win Olympic games next I! the arrangements for so pionouncod very sat- ithe committee. The trib- oeuded these sports in likely in be repeated in ”-y.—-Illoston Transcript. 1.4.... . dreams- and peek-whoa oils The cause at much of mm woman. so- am C. Miuaxus, 111i~ ‘ Wigs Catholic Tole 'are you going to II Journal JOHNNIE’S DECISION. (Omaha World-Herald.) I left a note beneath dad's plate Last night in which I tried to, state What my position i; on schools An' spellin' books sn’ slates an‘ rules. "Deer Dad"-—that was the way I wrote To him an‘ put it in the note—- “I have decided I am sore On schools. so I won’t go no more When it begins. I want to go An’ git a job to work at. So No omre at present." I wrcite then Beneath: “Your lovin‘ little Ben." When dad turned up his plate an' seen ' The note. he took it up between His thumb and finger thinwyh" A“ read It though; end didn‘ t ”wgr' say _ A word: but given sort 0‘ frown 1w folded it ug‘ 1nd 1: down ‘An’ et his suppen. Then he lit His pipe sn’ set there smokin' it Till bedtime. Then I said good night. ‘ An’ he said. "Good night, son; sleep tightl" An‘ when I had got nearly half The way upstairs I heard him laugh; This mornin’ before I come down ‘Dad had gone to his woi‘k in tourn. An‘ when I turned my plate up, ' see! , There was another note for mei It said: "Dear son, by this you‘ll know ‘I have decided you‘re to go To school when school begins 1 u again. Schools are for boys and work for men; ' I work for you, so you must be Good and must go to school for me, , . Or else meet me out in the shed. Dad." So I’ll just do as he said. Remus VIEWS :1: srnssr nouns on wooo AND CONGORD STREETS—OVER A. THOUMNDAPIMM PM: DAILY. w . The Editor of The Sentinel: Thrmigh your columns i has leave to tiles to a ran! and serious need in one part of our attractive city. For s month or more. the streets In the neighborhood of the three public live teachers. We have had to travel intotiie (Toward street hummus. The mud sud mm have often been six. min and net slvuys then. How the call the attention of the city author» 1 schools on Concord street iisve been 7'“; scouwily impossible on foot. yet in ‘ - these three schools assemble daily “- eleven hundred scholars sud tweniy- ‘ “ all the my oreundoroso lots to not 1. '. eight and ten inches thick." Crossing ‘ , the streets hes been impossible one ; at one single point s toot wide loot residents at the corners of Mechanic and Wood and oi Couoorti and Wood otmets have managed in get slung, i. do not know. 1 time seen their men, ’3 Women and children floundering about in rim swamp day alter do) with n us Home that i hsvo admire-d but met ted They should um protested long. 11.0. lint the) are mostly poo.— poo- pie whodo not know the English inn 11111190 very well. .‘uud they have ondur ed in sileim. 'I'igw m s rem orderly and good natured population. and they and their landlords my tunes into the city treasury. Yet i know of no other neighborhood In such bad shape. My duties call me into own part or my cm. and oemiuiy there x" no gum. “Nil“ ‘0 thickl" unlit up and yet so l‘C‘S‘N'K“ for street om. in.“ Titian. is needed is s solidlt huiité street nurture,- sod thou Mueuii mm “1131““ done tor those good propristlon and it 11111314» new tint tins in}! number of scholars who will mp6 chunlc sired». if; g. " 1‘11. Spring Street Briton. 1n 1111. some connection. 1 define mi cull to the uitentlon oi the cm uulh oriiioe the open oondition of the roll-'2y mud bridge across Sirius street where,: sud mm thrown This in not only our) to go under the bridge fmquemiizg Hundreds or union required in the“ plunked over and mudo‘W‘liIM A Progressive Population. ‘ 1 nm wriilng this to you; Mr Editor. partly Monroe those people Who lire powerful in city politics as they should he. Thor hove not yet found their voice. Theo- will soon be in mm troi. for they» are mowing in numbers and in ixuoliluonoo, and theold stock what is in control is not so growing. And i write in port bedtime l myself happen to so into that ndith, daily, sud I know dist theirdaufiudo , are just The day should m W forever Mich we Wk Willi!“ Whistlevlile l mu tried iiii‘eir we tunitles, they ere rully the equals or the other elements In this coir-ohm? the couple of the m humming Yin keep one at up. tritium or iris), dos- e’ent. All that they need “is flair and will treatment. rooms” 3M f0“ ouch trottment. 1119. on West street and! linoirfiist WootWhlhr better and to: um Wood m 1 hormone-nil transmutation cionnlnzs 1 sin my hopeful ihntlw citizens out of to unseat street sp' nsrochlsl school will but. we to the 1%: it mm Hechnnio street our! lalnk: ’ ‘ ' ton avenue. Gloom are coherently? » mopping from the trains thrown 105 i: . the sidewalk and into the street. A few .1 j ‘: days ago 11 lot or gravel Jarrod on“: ‘ dangerous but mommies. and it would; " ‘ not. be tolerated long if our of M) cit) fathers happened to find it neces-i .. dslkv. m u :; ' bridge should‘bo .: in that neighborhood are not yet so sud girls In the public um duh j Records show that siren NM Clinch 1 . tor lie Amman We flax Trunkbcpmmo on Third Floor Opening Sa e of n Y. ID. I.I.I;I:I.I‘I_Q ‘3'! .1 . 4 . 4‘ “53“??? ;-'-,u,-'-;-;s;._s' l 'u 1...? o efe'e'e- s ‘ u 4.1- . . . ‘a ‘n‘: DYI‘YI‘.‘ 4". .I. ‘ *4 C‘s?- line of high snide 'l‘iunks s’sju- ‘l‘t'll . make a. big dent in your outing money. Iound outside of the Boston Store line. at , . Picture DepartinEnt fl on Third Floor Trunk Value Depends on Trunk Service door 111 any prire, and good. reliable Trunk that you sometimes run across will seneralh High grade Trunks at popular prices cannot be 1» There arc minv Trunks Just as cheap; there are some just as classy; there are very low just as double—«but there is not one which is as cheap and as class: and as durable as our line oi one and the some time. The guaranteed NEVER- BREAK TRUNK— wthe only sold at popular uric-en. w b— t t V :i'.‘ l3 :3: ::"‘. :1": . tor live years on ‘3’ or to: ten. but forever. “15".. l In» an.- .Jnd! Never Break are positively the Most Econdm- ice! on the market. because they wear so long Iiiuy your Trunk now and Sal‘e that expense at vocation time Buy the Trunk that Is Specmi Steamer Trunk. 32 inch $5.98 Special Trunk, like cut ‘ 32 » inch $6.98 1.1. .v- I‘ r s ' M0 -. o. .- . _- “ms.- s I I '9 . 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