Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 24, 1912 · page 6

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HINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
. TOMORROW ,

High tide 10:03 a. m.; an: 24 p. m.'

Sun rings 6: 15; sets 4 53.

SOCIETY notions

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MASONIG DIRECTORY.
A Spools! Communication of Old

Ii Lulge, N0. 108, F. and A, M..-

_ n hold at In rooms, Thur-day.
Octoberzd, at 8 o'clock p.m . Work,
Maximal degree. followed by a
All Master Masons cordial-
,,al1&'fraternally Invited.
‘ Fraternally yours,
QBERT M. WlLCOX, Sec’y.

 

‘UTH NORWALK BOARD OF
I f TRADE.
President—Nehemiah Candea.
ViceePrenldent—Charles J. Pldgeon.
secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
hammer-Matthew Corbett.
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WHY FRET?

In the November Alllei'ii‘ml Magm
nine iiupeurs the following:

“Are the trains too slow for you?
~ Caesar, with all his court, never ‘0);-
nodded the speed limit.

“Are your wages too small? in Eu.
rope people an: conform with mulilnm'
,3 living.

‘ “Al‘e4he lights tom dim? David
wrote his psalms by lho light (if a
smoky torch, '

,. "Ans you ugh"? Cleopatra. though

I "hOlIlk‘ly, bowilchod lwo emperors.

"Are you cold? The soldiers of Val-

 

‘dey Forge walked linr‘cl‘ool on the ice

V: and snow.

“Are you hungry? The children ol’

3.: India iii'e istni‘viiig for want of u crust
‘ . oi? bread. .

“Are you lii'oil'.’ Why fl‘ol about it?
”dirt-oh was ill'll‘!l when he dreamed of
‘- the. mug-915 ol‘ Heaven;

_ ' “Arie you sick? Suppose you had
. livod Iwo ihousamityem‘s ago when
.. sickness was iiilnl‘!
, "Aio you poor? The Saviour of men
was not wonllliy
. “L‘hciu up. i’inlso God ihnl you
live in the midst of his blessings!
“WHY FRET?" ' -
THE. RECALL PLAYTHING.

Seattle is going l0 try to “remit"

.ayor Cottorill, who has been for

VI'S one of lilo homes of the “uplift"

tight. «Sarcnslio obsoi'voi‘s any that
horn is nothing; particularly bad
hanged against lhu mayor, but they
hveu‘i hnd n recall election in Seattle.
'5‘de several weeks and thoy are nl'rnld
tho‘vsvheels of the iiincliliwry will get

wily ll’ thoy lil'i.‘ not. made to go round.’

Wobovlmry Anlfll‘lf‘lm.
, r“ RIGHT TO THE FOINT
To shiny hols-o and llvp lll'ill‘ the inn-
solid “‘3le and should the white way
of tho nuiomohll‘o run also by tho door
can tho honsowlie inunolnle her
thermos upon two kinds ol’ dust-vibe
a white and the Other l)ll\Ck.~*-BOW§
A Globe ,
fl.“ ,
Hummus again to the compelling
‘ amt n. lirasn bed when annulled l0

“ political campaign, how many votes

printed c'iril get ”T’lillndolphla

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Thanksgiving is

Air is getting cool and cooler,
Frost is coming every night;
Hickory nuts and chestnuts are

falling, “
Squirrels are keeping out of
sight: ‘

Turkey strutting. in the barn- “

yard--
Never a step so proud as his,
Keep on strutting, foolish turk-
‘ 91'.
You don't know what time it
is.

Cider mills begin their squeak-
mg,
Eating apples are stored away;
Children running around and
romping, ’
Huntingweggs among the hay;
Silly turkey keeps on gobbling,
' Wild geese are flying south.
Ohl' That bird don’t know
what‘s coming,—— '
If he did he would shut his
mouth. , .

We're chopping soul in the
kitchen. .
We're'seeding raisins in the
hall;

Beef is cooking for the mince: ‘

meat.
‘ . Spices ground-l can smell-
them all..

Oh! foolish» turkey. stop that
gobbling!

You haven'tlearnad thosemo I

of fear;

You silly bird, your. necll’s. in - 1‘ _r

(launch--

Dontyou. know Thinks’giv-‘H ’

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G A l N this store comes to the fore with one

. oilits inimitable examples of LiVe Merchandising
---a Semi-yearly Profit-sharing Event, by which our ap-
preciation of your liberal patmnage is shown In May
we explOit our Anniversary Sale. in October the Har-
vest Sale; Both of those are planned on liberal lines,
with prices that take no account of profits for The Bos-
t0n Store, " but make; them» interestingly large for those
’ (The. wonderful success of the “ past- events
arei’due largely to your ‘ confidence in the truthfulness
of The BustOn Sto‘ize advertismg A confidence winch
valued and which never has and never Will be abused
and now we are ready to serve you in this, the most
important event of the Fall season, ready with almost

 

 

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