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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 11, 1912 · page 6

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‘ tfa'I- convocation of Butler
12‘ A; M., will be hold at its
12th, 510512, at 3 o'clock p.
Jae-on: cordially ”rod

“3".“ m Dewitt-item
MBusiness Department V
,, wBrnnch Office, Nor-walk

E558H0ULD BE THANKFUL.
.x! ent Tatt‘s Thanksgiving pro.
. ten calls public attention to the
that the great New England les-
hear at hand. The methods
Vhratiné the tiny have changed
deal since the time that it

hstltuted. and the giving of
its- is not such a conspicuous test-
or the program. it doesn‘t fol-

ewever, that people nowadays,
‘re tiny- lees appreciative of their
hlosoiugs than they were in the old
553nmglving would be celebrated
is Part oi. the country even it
misident and. the governor tor;
transected“ to item cranium» .- i -
5 5 out it is a very line idea to
o the old traditions and have
,. ptive place heiote the neo-

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

making up his proclamation this
1' the president did not have t0
Vilnt wound a great deal to find
thanksgiving This na~ . -
ion line had a very prosperous year
womanly is considered one or
Vito bout; inspirations to thankful’nEss.
3931608 the ”magnificent crops. the
5 . at that has been afforded

many toms oi muhuiactuxir’ig
to. it should not. 'he forgotten
ouutry has escaped war and
. e and that is more than many
5 V, “new state. There is sure-
.115 of incentive for lament
I thanks on the day that the
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:VTHE COST OF IT.
5(‘Norwlch Record )
tmsstorofieusrul reckohs that
t 37, 240.000 to start the par-
I system. That' s it considers

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

wire u lot of expenditures. ,
which can he tore noon. The
include tiiousondn of hoisted
"s ”chases. a; it bo'xhiu op-
it‘dlgw Year's day and as they
5 rich as 11 pounds. to. oint- .
rd tony to hove their hnuds run.
lull, lot) to not ready tor the
there will be great inter- F

, “Tl-ll TEST.
Woodhsry Reporter)
it suits it a men con
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5 WILD DUCKS.

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I heard the wild ducks passing in
the night, .

From shadowy skies their call
came dimly down,

And the soft magic of their yearn-
ing flights

SWept‘ the dull spaces of the‘
sleeping town. '

Into my chamber came the

breath of spring.

Pregnant with premise from
awakening buds;

into my heart came fancies. bil-
‘ lowing

ti,

With the. 5glod rhythm of sun-
loosened floods. _

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I saw the wind-blown crocus on
the hills,

With the fresh starring of
~ anemones,

5Heard the thin laughter that the

. brown brook thrills

Under the shelter of low-map?
, ing trees.» V

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A car clungcd distantly. Across
the way ,V

A drowsy watchman waited
with sudden fright.

5 On the dim court a soft enchant-

o

men lay.

I heard the wild ducks passing
in the night. .

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‘. our civilians”!
2555'» at liar-item Venn nlfmeotlns. We

-5 your; there. hove been 149,’ obstruoa

pose of derylini; mine. '1‘

. between ills mien deities of the

, tho turnedgsfiityhfitlltismsshed signs].

. such sensationalism

on intsnslhlo cue to 6 face and do-

At last week's; New York, blew lino

“but Mellon snide
"doom Jan. 1. 15908. to coil 15. this

alone :olaoed on our track (on the pur-
his is on
average of one loss than ievory 12
days. Since the first of tool your the
average has been one a week. It in.
dloates a state or feeling in jibe palm
lar mind that larce- “95ml“ much
food for imam-- ..

The Pennsylvuuii hath-coil says in
statiuk that last yea;- 527 “depositors
venture than one a dwy—lost their lives
on its tracks: . .

"Many trespassers are mlathiet-malt-
era; they! smash sinus! and switch
lumps, place obstructions on the
trucks. and commit many other acts
which enduutor railway employees
and the traveling public." ,

it in the frequency of thesis offences
that Vis ominous. An average or one
attempt to" assassinate President or
ere-President in every 12 years has
horrified the notion Here are hon.
dreds of potential 5wholesule usage
the in a your. They do not: oomrnouly
menu murder-40mg,» mischief; they:
seek no personal victim «only a con
notation. But that makes 5no less to»
tan the danger to society, guarded oniii
by trawl-Millers, railroad detéctlves
and supine sheriffs. f

, These thinssuhappeu in the two
belts of densest trout}. hence of great-
est risk, in the unionism. They
occur on the muinztruvoled highways

 

 

East. Oil the New Haven. particular-
ly, they mock the good repute or do
oorous. cultured New England, having
to the square mile literal lawn. more
police. more auditions or Order and
piety. than any other section.

Some or the adult vandals may be
applying an imported anarchism; but
mainly they. too, crotchildren in mind
and morale; Not5tlitl dictionary, but

theile on the met. give not to their
shite or studio; mm W ont-
weighs mischief. ‘

Who that bottom tb‘bflamo? such
mentnlstetos are not lhstantonsous
psycholomal products; they require
inclination and breeding,‘ Every ad-
dress. every newspaper r magazine
article, spiced to draw 7
lotion. that instead of
true conditions and ‘
lotions reeks with dlstol-tion. innuen-
do and oalumuyV. Willie to the
fuel that at lost full 3 weak men—
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thread to the een‘ 5:1 wreck.
sinndoz'anu What or credit give

 

stroll. . ,

it is a problem of ip‘tectlon and
safety for more d! uieting thin
question. of roll siruot re. stool ours.
crossovers or grade on strings. They
as mechanical. this {a human; they
will lessen. this they r. Blamed
lency counsels miner botanists and
detailed exposure or
giving warning. it won d lmnair the

 

 
 
 
 

would increase the ill: llliood or luri-
tatlou. ,

The hflhmtn one
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filament, , our ‘

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'f liy in connection with the destruction
of the Los' Angeles Times building.

h wm' W end that. it no meeting is held in that.
chances at detection. by Publicity it

vigilance and

southernmost”: homitruiosd.
Wtioirlafilem-es .5

'rlufllnwonmrsmtheuuionu'

my.5 no soul; yet ili‘ have, rights.
M”, m the Mr-

5 mount rights. 5' and M com Ho outlined on extensive

BOGHEBTHIR, N. Y“ NOV, 11-41?“ 5’

 

thnul'ii reports a the President, aeo-
mo. and ‘Trosnurer oi the America.
E‘odaortion or Labor were presented t
the Thirty Second annual conventio
or the ornuizatlon in religion here tel;
W i
The report of President Samuel :
Compete was a thorough and volum— i
locus review oi the work oi the or- ,
ghnlsation tor the past year, peril-1
outcrly with regard to institution eu- 5
mm and supported by. the Federal
tion. ‘Disousslns the groin-ii 5o! the v
Federation. Mr. Gompers’ report sets
forth” that during the year ending:
somewhat 30. 1912. 200 charterswere
issued to labor organizations amiiatn \ 5
in; with the Federation. 5
“The average membership reported .
and upon whom per capita tax was ll.

 

 

Ill Bedhearwg‘ood

gold by the ‘amlicted organizations to‘
the American Federation of Labor;
doing‘ the past year.” said the re
port. “was 1,7?0.145, an increase over
the number reported for 1911 which
was. 1,701. Sign. on September 30, 1012
the membership or the collision or-
gunlaationo Wes 1.851.208. "
Preside‘nioom- era. fl‘llllorted pros
rose in the also nation of the Inter-
national labor movement in Condom;
and in Porto Rico. in Canada he re- .«
potted A total mountaintop at front
60,000 to 70.000111 the Trades and La.
bor Congress. and in Porto Rico he
declared 1-60 unions and seen organ-
load with 9,000 members. Improved
working conditions were reported in
both Gimme and Porto Rico.
Prehideut dampers Mort included
statements from the BuildingV'l‘radesr
Motel Tndes. Mining, Railroad ‘ om.
ploies. and Union Label trades de-
oartments showing the mmgress made
by each department at the Federation
during the year. In the report was
included 'o. statement by imam J. Ber-
res. sccmtsry‘treasurer oi the metal . '
trades department, in which he slid.
‘Tho‘ we» Veg strike continued
for a varied vcriuz tool’s thin
twentym months. ., .Atths .Wntllns
of the tight oxunliation' among the
workers or that .olty was in a denim . .
able condition; It is generally con-
ceded by those who were on the
ground that our light for the shorter
workday would have been won had
it not been for the deplorable colon»

size. Comfortablcs.
* and Well made

' i the special prices
early sector cost.

 

 
 

don’t have to accent “soy old
V thing" in” clothes simply because
. you wish the accommodation at

credit. we sell only first-class. "

stylish, well-hitting clothes .‘tor
5. momwo women and children, and
expect you to be as narticulnr.
, as though you bought for cash.

'NO Money Down

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Eran with this handlcsp, alter the
public declaration of uhor'sposltiou
naditttltude toward the alleged crime.
there was .stlll a chance of winning.
up to the time when the guilt of the
McNamara: was established by their
confession. Then it was recognized
that there was no client-a of wlnhlut
the strike. or persuading the employ-
or: to make concessions.”

Alter discussing the visit of can
Legion, secretary of the lntematlonci ,
Stewart“. to“ the Unitedtsmes' llet '
wring.- Mr. ‘Gomm’ report recon-i
intended that the American Federation
and a. representative to the meeting
of the Secretariat]! one is held io1913.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Annex

than you'd pay elsewhere. and
our ‘

Credit T onus 5 inc
Confidential V

Frank Jacohy

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M this ‘Nentlon invite the use
rem-int to mount snowman-loco in
1916. during the PanamonPsoilic ox:
position. either liumodiniely before or
immediately Violiowlnx the convention
or the amour-n gl‘dmtion.

. The report new moinmsndsd the
filler Hlorivcrd Movement. organised

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

lobar doolrlnos.

Mr. Quinton discussed it tonsil:
the m or m luxurious Mutton
to 0mm: worker: in that test “in-

 

 

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slum world“ in the steel mills. ‘

 

The sum-ct of. ”rebuilds some
We: the Willis won: or meat” no the clarinet the mm
the ym Mr. comm lot tbrth that Vientiane-t to‘ Won the new
arisen members of no. unions Mild
titted filth the A

 
 
 

You canon: match these splendid values

you will need soon, at priCes that mean,
a saving. Blankets of every color, every

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warm Bedwear that

fl!“ bl: sizes. fluffy

All at Harvest Sale
Prices that are especially interesting. As
our purchases were made prior to the to

._ cent advance. made by the manufacturers

are based 0n the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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famous labor-snvers-«the best or!
earth and we can prove it in 2

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