Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 3, 1912 · page 6

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ERIN G SENTINEL TELE»

PHONE CALLS

”News Do ortmenit ,‘

+3. Business epartment

.2—7 m Office. Notwaih
7 rue-Editor's Residence ‘7
«Sky Editorial Residence

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H’h GOAL FAMtNE A MYTH?
, oevex'aii «months the public has
it kept in a state of alarm by re-
W? s, of animmlnenlt mill twine in
'nsequeuoe of which fuel would
hot-loos that would maké the high

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‘, omit, says the Bridgeport Tele-

4ut President Boar of the Reading
‘al~companles celebrated his seven-
blrthday by publishing a straw

that the present production 0!
Boat is for and .above the normal and
that his own company is mining more
cool than the public is likely to con-
odme. it has now 700,000 tons ‘0: sur-

plus stock besides what «it has to fill; “

ho regular winter demands. The
“ ufaotwrers are so busy that enor-
‘ordors are being received; but

7 , confident that the coal oom-

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FROM SCQTTIS "IVANHOE "'

When Israel, of the Lord beloved,
Out from the land of bondage
canto, '

Her father’s God, before her m03V-33

ed,
An avvful guide. in smoke and ,
flame ‘ , . ‘
By day, :3long the astonished
‘ lands, ,

The cloudy pillar gilded slow, , ,

= wBy night, Arabia's c‘rhnsoned

But preseht still, though now
utt’éeeu! «
When brightly shmee the pros-

1,, ”was day,

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Je thoughts of3 Thee. a3 cloudy
screen; "
To temper the deceitful my,

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And 0, when stoops on Judah‘s. ,‘

,path
In shade and storm the fre- ~
quent night, , ‘
vBe thou, long-refining. slow 3to
wrath, -
._ A burning and a shining light!

Our harps we left by Bahel’s
.streams,
The tyrant‘s jest, the Gentlle’a
mm, ‘ i , .
No came: mood our alter beaiti
And mute are timbre]. harp Ind
hdm
But Thou 11m Mid, “The hlood
of goat. '
And flesh of rams. I will not .
prise; _ , i
A eduttito heart, a : ,umhle »
thought, ’ ‘ . ’
Are mine accepted sacrifice.”

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~3' gag: 6 hate observed; on

When cohgoeosmso Biti delivered

‘ hi ,mac he WW0

oi” _ 0: “‘3'?“ routing; 3n

assumed that ev'iéry o‘né this some

sends,“ minor in business. Aml- it ‘

(it use :an 3~Anievricsn 3 union»

" Bore} dfimnilwi, 110!

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Foil 1144i emf; these airs hunch
some Bed Blanketwalso sturdy.

3 Blankets that will give Service; ,
~ the? tome in White. taxis and
- stays, with handsome Jscquard

borders to mptcln Spools-3i Sale

$340

 

 

 

 

$3 50 Blenheim
Blankets

This is one o! the best mines
in America made to sell at that
price. Comes in tans, greys and
whitest Specisl Sale Price

 

teke advantage of these gooéevalues for the savings“,

its 0000mm

I n Filled with Red Cross cotton,

oouorod with best siikol'o
seamed in séroit d‘eslm plain,
reversible and with hot-dots, ‘
dainty um; designs. Special
Sale Price ' ‘ . ‘ ‘7

$1 98

1 mozglnwiioi 134 w
Blankets "

Made oi the outset ml. mé‘as- "
are: full 2 14 at 2 1-2; weight
it lbs.‘,‘ handsomely bound with
‘ om: ‘blndlng._ Special Sale

$6.50

37 50 = All Wool
Blankets

«li'all‘hls‘slee. imitate; my any!
red. These-me :tmidson‘to'rmim
hots. m iiorFthoir wearing-
qualitlss. «8min Sale Price

 

 

 

$5 California W ooi
Blankets

11- 4 size. in white, gray: and “
tans; these Blankets noted i'Or ‘
their service; they are made of
cotton won: and wool Billng.
Smells Sale Ptioo‘

 

 

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