rs 1.1111411111131151 11111111151 any and _
11111111. by 1119, then, lishtnlnun
1111111111.... 111111 transpo1tntlon,11'lille .'
transit by, or in tho custody of our
railroad, express, trunnion transnor
' tstlun or or anyV Steamship C0,, etc.
T‘AYbOR 8: GOLlillN
incur-anon of All Kinds. ,
f Baal Estate-”Town. Country. and sum
Telephonl 1230.
Upttalro Over the South Nor-Walk
Trail: 00.. 87 91 Wuhinqtou at, .
South Nomm, Conn. ~
PUBLIC 8TENOQRAPHER.
.... .....-M-.........~ ”.... ... Mom. 4 -..» ... ””1“qu
. Mrs. Bridget McGruth, or New Cato
nan. spent Monday in Norwalk visiting
friends.
41hr
Chester 11.11Ma1', oi" Brooklyn. N. Y.,
spent yesterday with his family in
South Norwnlk
Benjamin H. Keele1. Carlton S 'Ra1-
111101111 and Charles L.G1'iebol visited
with friends in Norwalk, Sunday.
«whateat soft 1hais.0'Brlcnl's
Richard Lamont iloincc Johnson's
rival predicted a big stomrubout the
8111 or 11111 of Novmnber. It came a day
11 head of time.
Christmas, which this year comes on
-- . Wednesiuy, is loss than Eleven weeks
away, and already‘stores are advertis‘
' _ in; liolidiiy sales.
A“ stated communication of Old
Welbbodge, No. 108. F. 111111 A. M
will be held at its rooms, November
l9bh,1912, at 8 o‘clock ~11. m
The South Norwalk posioflice is 1111'-
A dot-going 1‘V9novation and repainting,
and will p’rofi'ent a much finer sppcan
once on the completion of the work-
. .....f ..
Raf, 1113111111....“ 181111111 111111111111
resident is cuntsmplniln'g‘a’ trip' to
K ‘Fbrt William, Ontario in about two
weeks, whom he will work for a trot
W by 1111111115111
11111111111 Connecticut cellos}? for Wo
men is more likely to open to receive
‘ _ students 111 the fall of 1911 111111 111 1913
‘1
is the statement of those who are in-
1 fanned usto the doings oil the trustees
of the college.
“-..—...... ..
Farmers sayihere is going to be a
big demand for little pigs this year,
now that they sell for $2 and $2.60
apiece, and when dmased stuffed and
roasted make the finest kind of a
Thanksgiving dinner.
The annual report of Commissioner
of Pensions Davenport says that on
June 30, the end of the last fiscal year.
there were 10,673 pensioners in Connec-
ticut. to whom pensions aggregating
$1,872,668.48 were paid in the azure-
gato, dul'ing‘the past year.
Harry Gill and his duuglitor of South
Nut-walk, went to Now York today to
meet their nephew and coasts, Joseph
‘Dwon. u prominent civil engineer. who
tomes from Sutton, England. to go to
Fort William, Oninrlo, to take a posi-
tion as assistant borough surveyor.
wUmbrelluIV, Mourning panda. O’Drlon.
The Uncut? Trading Post opens
this owning with s band concert by:
the American Band.‘ Indication am
111111 1.1111 1111111 will be 1a grant ' .auc- .
cost. The braves have returned from
their hunting and will (lisp their
numb for 11an at the Post 101111; 1. at
attractive prices. The council lire
‘ will be kindled and the pipe of 1mm
smoked deep. 'I‘lris morning, 111111.
more hard ht work 111 would? hour.
trimming upVilie wigwum and putting"
on the last 1111111111111. to 111111 1611119 to
male. it mountable to tho pals-tacos
1.11. bit W vow. 1111111111111 .119”
1111-11 1113' bout 11 tom toms for
tilted 8111111111, Cannon and World 1'
Wide.
. all altogether.
‘.IV.
909
1
' very similar to
‘ lpurty or the twentieth canto .
- 11 111111111 party Vol Prohibitionll‘sto in tho
days of Cut Lord's calmer on earth.
tbs-F1111 10111111
and it
will be remembered that Our Lord
Vl'el’u'iod to the foolish party that buil‘
their house upon the sand of moon
very 111.11., 11 love that means the
l ration of man’s moral and salvo.
11011 or his 111111111111 nuturé. ’At' 0118
litre iiiu disclplrg wanted to pull 11m
down 1.11m heaven to consume those
who 1112111 opposed to ills calling but
Jesus 1111111,",111‘11‘81111 of man came not
The Sentinel my. be pisuacn to re sisttucy and tho wisp party who built to destroy, but to save mun.”
delve letters for publication, from its
.1 .1... ... 111111 1111‘: ubuva building. A
1.1191 and toths point communication,
11. a general proposition, cun'los more
Might and conviction than 11 lengthy
concontrnted.
ally saddest brevity. Long-winded or
tlcles, we have observed. are the last
to be read. and are 11111111 times 111 old
1518.111 Editor of The Sentinel:
I see by Saturdays 111119—01 The
Sentinel. oi Nov. 9111. that W'Blothei
Richards, fol i feel justified in using
that term 11-11111 a theological and {1's
1 ternal stondptnnt, he being a minister
of the Gospel and 1. although not a
minister belong to that fraternity, has
sent forth another volley of “1101'-
from his “Cannon” breastworks, this
time directed at the writ-er.
"in the first place he says, “it has
and sight indeed when a man who I
am told is a church membswr
called upon to defend a political par-
ty that makes 11 oovonant with death‘-
and an agreement with nail. " I am
glad to acknou 1e dge that 1 am nmllut
ed with that honvon born tratoinlt1',.
which embraces everything that is
their house upon the lock of common
sense. The house on the sand foil,
the house on the 101111 stood the
storms of assault. the winds of m: i
it is evident that than Prohibitionlsl
,palty followed the Saviour to the
- «cross; on the way one of them said to'
Him, Music-r we saw one casting out
devils in Thy name. and we forbid him
'lho writer is inclined to believe it
is 1’01 the luck of more of this Christ
love that causes this restless condi-
Vlion among humanity. They hit! stek- :
' one in which the mgumeni is not 'oisms. and the ruin of abuse. because log for smoothing to satisfy the long
“‘0 do most ompbatlc— it 11115 founded on a euro foundation. ‘Vlng of their souls
T1191 heel: it in the
intoxicating cup, but fail' to find it;
11121 seek it in the pleasures of the
wor,ld but it is not there. They seek
iv in 1118 Church but am sorry to any
they are largely disappointed for they
because he followed not with us, and fall to and the satisfying portion
.1; ans said,'Forb1dhln1uoi for be that‘offered by the lowly Nazarene through
is not against us is for on Then the
12c1.hii.Rlchn1'da who is familiar"
with the teachings of the Bible. or he
lwuuid not lime inferred to it will'
memember what the great Reformer of
men that went up into the temple to
spray, the one a Pharisee and thé ot‘u
‘Vera Publlcan (or according to the
‘1v'».enti:1h century retislon) the one u:
licau The Prohibitionist stood 111111
l
prayed thus by himself, God I 1111111111.“... alike. to exempm,
Ills church, because of the present.
day methods in presenting it. So they
me trying to “find it in the political
1111111. thc1 first away one way and
the another, without any particular
.11" isiacl said in lflefeleni‘e to the two reason, only they want something that-
they haven‘t gilt. "T1191 world is sigh-
lug, crying and dying for a little bit of
love.‘
Would it not be better. instead of
{1121' Prohibitionlst and the other a Repu-b splitting hairs at 0pm“. °." misjudg.
1111; one another because we do not
that love
Thee that 1 out not as other men are lthul Sufforeth long and i; kind, that
lllxtottion'ers, unjust, druukards, or
'cveu as this Republican (1113111111 _1
Olganizo the Prohibitionist party I
love that euvleth not, that love that
vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up,
Idoth not behave itself unseemiugly,
good. including the temperance cause ”’39 m“ vPrOhlbitionist part1 and I Nelle!!! not her own is not easily pro?
and its best interests as far as
greatest good can be accomplished tor‘.
‘hiihltlon party. and the Republican,
”lei ghe tithes of all 1 possess to the Pro woken 111111119111 no ‘6le rajolceili not:
in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth, i
the benefit and blessing of all human-1Standing afar 0“ would “0‘ 5° much “3 bearoth 1.3“ things bollovaih all ”“085:
111'. He seems to dwell only upon
what he has been told. and not by ex
perimental knowledge I- 11111 aware
you his eyes unto heaven but smote
lbopeth all things and eudureth all
his breast saying, God be mercifulflllhmgs v“ .
to me a sinner1 I have been a Repub
Jesus never entered into politics.
that the Prohibition senator tram . bean and temperance man all my life‘ He never appealed to names He did
Eagt‘ Nolwalk is a great (“former 93:31“! ’1 have sought to Qatab‘k‘h trutlh nlot leave ”is Work ‘0 b0 accomplish
well as reformer, and if he Was hfll‘
so much lilteuésied in his own busi-
' ness, us he is in other people’s affairs,
the Prohibition party would advance
instead of. retrograde. I have not
sought to defeiid the Republican or
any other party for there are none of
them deserving of being defended. I
was simply defending the character
and reputation of what I consider an
honest. upright Christian. temperance
man. ~agalnst an assault made by a
lifelong liquor dealer and consumer
and encouraged the Prohibition party;
to do the same.
111111 teacher of the lowly Nazarene
"and sympathizer with the poor drunk-
ard whom he maintains 1111440111 to
hell through the lnlluenoe'of that party
that permitsdicsase to be granted, is
continually talking about the infernal
regions. In his former letter he refer.
red to the Prohibition party Minding
the liquor business to boil, with a
message to the devil that they sent it
there, in his last letter he mentions an
agrcém'ont that the Republican party
has made with hell. Now, Mr. Editor,
my experience in life has taught me
that those people who are always crib
lclzlng church members one striving
to Justify their own ovll doings by the
faults of their weaker brother. and
those people who are continually tellt-
iug about bell and the future abodo 0f
the wicked are those who are curry-
ing about a guilty oonsolenco with a
“fearful looking .mr of Judgment to.
come" As imperfect a church mem-
ber as my 01th and his informer may
think me to be, i could not be per-
suadod‘by any means to favor sand
ing the liquor business in: altar _the
11.101111111111111 to torment him through
eternity attor be bad onoo'got rid of
it,’~fdr bolt Would be a refuge and re
‘ list to him, without his old enemy- to
torment him. No. my 1111111 would be
to annihilate the stuff by Wiping it out
of existence.
in the second plugs, he says, "i have
been hired by tho Prohibition State
cmmlm to help in building up 11.
political Organisation that will have
11111111 1111M and 1919 111119111111 for 1111-
Wily, to destroy; the honor butt
on " Now «1111111 s 111119le and 1111.
11111111111 malarial tor building 131!!!)me
but you cannot build 1111 entire struc-
111111 with 111111.11 matter: not how
much love you 111111111111 it. if m
bar-s 1111 11111111111 01.111101! will
1111111 1111. 1111111. Witter they 1.1111111
.1 “as 1 do or not." not 11191-111111. some
small». bloat“ comparator 11 unto ‘
and righteousness 11nd advance the
intoiests of temperance as best I
might,
thiunsn went down to his house 11111-3
titled rather than the other. Then an
lslnned this man or 11111 parents that
'this great affliction hath come upon
him, Jesus said, Neither hath this man
or his parents sinned that he don‘t
see as you do. but that 1 might use
him for the further advancement of
my works. 1 .
Slat-pry. the gradient blight that
ever stained our country, with ti...
exception of the liquor name could not
be overthrown on party lines, loglsll-
tlon was tried for more than half a
century Without avail. Compromisti
was offered but was not recognised.
it continued to extend and spread
until Christian and 11101111 sentiment
arose and demanded its destruction
and later its discontinuance, but not
until a band'to handgstruggie of four
years, in which Democrats, Republi-
cans. Whigs, Torr-lea and every other
marched forth, side by aids, and with
one united and determined effort to
oierthrow it was 1111 11131101111111.1111.
wiped out And thus it has been and
is in ”regard to the liquor business.
For more than half 11 century they
haVe been trying to legislate lt out of
existence with the sums rpsuit as slav-
eryw it is ovldont bouldering the one.
only hope of success in this direction
is for millions and moral mtiment
lines and go to-ibo ballot box and
vans this awful aoourgol‘out of onion
tunes by s constitutional amendment
0:: this principal also entire listen
have been carried for prohibition.
111111111111 111511111111 11111» 11 maturity of
counties on: hourly ovary unto 1111th
union has a lingo our cent. at 1.1111! no.
rltory and 11111 per 119111.01 11.“ WW
lation of tits 111111.611 Slim is under
prohiblioryauitrlotlon; which could
not have 11111111 11111111: 11 diurnal 110111-
111111 party lam. ' ' ' >
doing 10111111 no the mat Mom-
or of tho world 111111 his aluminium,
1
through the channel which crucify-111‘s H15 work ever since, No,
common sense and my better Jada-V He left V1111 work in the band. or the will stung by the decision.
ment has guided me but I have never common people. The weapon of war-l
voted the Probibitlonlst ticket "have fare wag love. the field was the world 100111.111 on the matter of naming aiml-
mercy ulion me." The Scripture 3318 ' They were not hlréd .they were tof lariobsin the house. The republlt ans
them hove tho slender majority of live. 1
lashed .lesul. Good Muster. who' h‘athl'
cuss. in he South and west that tho ,
to arias and 311111 hands. across all2
political denominational and nocturnal
luvs 111111 11111 communion that 1111 flirt .
ed b1 1115' political otnnlasd boa)“
Politics crucified Him and has been
work for 30191: sane. it was to be
a hand to hand work. aperaonal
Sundays 161 special education and
temperance instruction in the Sun
day schools, which is the right step
in the right direction, for if the
young can be kept flout indulging in
intemporanco in loss than 11 genera-
tion, tho. liquor trsnoswould have
to cease, for tho saloon can only Resp
their bulilneu up. from the ranks of
the rising gonomtlon. Love never
failetb, Rt us use more of it
, Yours in love.
' ‘ ’ JONAS D. WORDEN.
...-....
R. 0. Collins. Post Master at Burno-
KM. NAP” millet: “l and Foley's Hon-
ey it 111': Compound the best mined!
for a cough that ; ever tried. 1 bad a
in mop. cough, and each violent at
of coughing completely exhausted me.
I bought a bottle of 11131011110119! &
Tar Compound and before had 111191»
0119111111, the coughing entirely doused.
t can ‘t both. For solo by all drill-
slots. ‘1‘
W s
CAPTAIN JENKINS RENONB.
Popular Mlle-r Laval Gout Artillery
. ‘ Bowie.
011111.131”)er A. Jenkins. Coast A1111
lei-y 1'01»... bu muttered his resigna-
tion. and will Miro from military ser-
vioo of the state. Capt Jenkins but
beau 1111311111111 on Col. Gilbert 1..
Fitch‘s stuff. Ho resigns boc'ausu 1111
business «mandala hoop him 111
New York. and intake it 11111 nit for
111111 to meet the rupulremonta of 111111
military notation. ,
Cunt. 11111111111 but than in 1111 son
vies about five pears, Ho 11111111011! in
'the N1 ' 1211 111111.11“ became 11w
.ond liouioh' 11111111 «111W Winn)
lilo sumo: dummy 1111111 formed.
1111 on 11111111111 to it 1111 151mm.
its took an 11.111111131111111 tor ouhtaln,
11nd. 1111le ops-ed Iuoouufuliy, mu
moo «hymn-.11 a Round: by
0111. trim in Fltsl‘n but ”orb.
, ' i CONGRESS. .
HARTFORD, Nov 16. "Frank 8.11111.
terwortli, Progressive candidate for
lieutenant govornot, filed his expense
account today. It amounted to 32117.3
34. , .'
8. E Vincent, of" Bridgeport, Promos-l,
sivo candidate for congress.
$857.72, according to his statement.
POLiTlcs-—-. . . .
GOVERNOR WILSDN’S VACATION. }
PRINCETON, N. J, Nov. 15. wl‘resi-
dent-elect Wilson is going to. lend 'the‘
newspaper cornospoudonts a merry
chase when he begins his Vacation on'
nevt week .He said today that he in
tended to make long bicycle trips as,
he has been accustomed to do for:
years on his vacation.
1 The presideuteleot will sail on 8an
social afternoon for the retreat. a short]
distance from N Y. where be is go-'
lug to spend a month and there will ho!
a party of correspondents slung who ai- ‘
ready are traininfi for the bicycle tour 1
neys.
1' Governor Wilson said that besides!
bicycling he expected to ride hor-ss‘
hack a good deal. "My youngést dough.
ter is very fond of riding,” he said
and' I suppose she'll have be out 111031
of the time " -r
The president-elect is going away.
primarily to rest and by change oil
Scene prepare himself physically for
thoburdens of his administrations-at
Trenton and Washington. He will re
turn on Dec. 16.
1
1
DEMOCRATS HOPE To CONTROL
11101)“ IN LEGISLATURE.»
it is reported today that James B.
Martin and Edward M. Yeamans. of
Harttord ‘ will bet «the » his Democratic
plums to be distributed by the state
senate at the opening of the legislature.
To one will go the clerkship of the
senate at $3,600 a year and to the 11th:,
or the ‘ongrossing olerikshlp at $2,600.
it will be decided betw'oen them which
Vgota which and the democratic party
The democrats believe they have a
house has all its 268 members on hand
oth‘ér one of them old time ProhibIV- touch wdfit, an unselfish work. The it is considered extraordinary if the
finalists, when they met a blind man'. Christiamathurches has undertaken a;whea the session names the clerk. De
néw‘ definiiro 1111:1113 forth certain
mocrats have been tipped off to be
sure to attend 'esc'h session and take
Va 'ohance on. the opposition being ab
sent. The democrats really believe 111111
have a chance of pulling the hours
their way when appointments to clerk-V
ships are being made. '
As the legislature stand: it is con
‘sidorod practically no evelf' house. Two
yearns) there were live deaths in the
housoduring the season and should
the 'case be repeated this year it might
change the oompiexlon of the affairs
entirely. ‘
—-—-——-
Nowburyport. Mass, Mrs. 01119.,
Jockinsn, States: “I greatly feared 1"
will going to have tuberculosis so i
got Foley‘s Honey a. Tar Compound
«and took it. The hemorrhage stopped
and why I am .o-well, strong woman
with no sign of tuberculosis trouble.
I always koop'll‘olev'e Honey I, Tar
Compound in the house as it keeps
tho whole family tree from colds ”
For solo by all druaglsts. . "
OPERATED on ma arrsuotcmo.
‘ Stanfield Burns. of 86 Franklin ave-
nue, bookkeeper in the F‘airneid coup:
ty saving. Bank. was operated upon
at this Norwaik monitor this «morning
for appendicltus. and the latsat ro~
ports are that he is getting along as
well as possible considering the 111111-
cult case he has. Mr v’purua was 1.1111:-
on ill Tuesday night but until yestor-
.1131: 1101111113 serious was anticipated.
V Dr. James (1 Gregory was called
when the severe pains the lad had
boon nurturing transform! from 11111
stomach; to his side and he‘ soot him
at once to the hospital. .101. Ward 8.-
«11111111111111 York city wss remixed
by 141111311111 11111! be came bars at once
to 1111110112111 the operation, 1.
The- many Manda of "barns” wish
111111 11111111111109 for 11 1111111 and 1111111
111911; momy.
81131111111 611m «‘17 1111:1111
r”. 1!th RW‘VQI'...
gall whom 11157.12 «to rum roof i. .7 ' ’
”Share 111 Some of these Great?”
silent: '
Offerings Tonight
"Grand ANNlVEilSARY s‘ALa'
Winter Coats at
Special '
COATS AT $7.95. '
Values 10.311" An' excellent
garment made of all Wool nov-
elty coating and ‘ohinchilla
cloth. On sale tomorrow. Anni-
versary price . .9
FINE COATS $15.95. ,
A remarkable gathering of new 1
models, showlng'nei‘v style (:01-
lars and trimming effects.
haveoorrect hang and
All
lines.
‘V The materials are this season‘s
favorites.
including the 1 new
chinchilla cloth On sale to-
morrow ..... _' ----- $15. 95
$25.00 ASTRAKAN COATS 315.
Women s 5 4111011 Costs, made of
fine quality astrakan cloth,
large plush collar and cuffs, lin-
ed with guaranteed satin, all
shades, good value at $25. An-'
niversary, price . . . .
, ,1 .00
COATS AT $9.95.
Values to $15. You can take
' your pick of many of this sea-
son's latest styles in Misses'
and Ladies Coats for tomorrow
Value to $15. Anniversary price,
VERY SPECIAL.
59:: FANCY FEATHERS "
19c.-
This Feather comes black,
- white, brown, blue and all
light-shades ; never sold less
than 59c; just'for an extra
big special Anniversary ‘
price19l'}
' 11.511 911K 1.1111150 oLov‘ss.
PAlR.
Boauli
11119111115111.11- 3150 slows. s1:
"'ery pair guaranteed. 3Auniver- L
.. Vsary price 991: per pain ‘
;V 11.11
«WRIT;
GL'ovEs 99¢
Washable bosom Glovoa. very
forlilo’nwbio Sand. servieewble
gloves. they are carefully de-
signed and will at the hand per-
«wily. My 31.50.. Ami,
« versary prlco Silo.
$12.50 to $15 SUITS $9195.
A choice lot of Spits. very _
‘ smart styles, in serge and
.°9°5'g”
Cheviot, guaranteed al
Anniversary price ..
$1.00 CORSETS 79c.
25 dozen Corsets, extra long,
model, fine sualit‘y, medium
1 Cape Gloves, the gen-__
_ nine Cope 11:111. every pair silk '
DOESKIN '
‘saie fisfloooiortigoqioflto
Prices
bust and long hips, lace and
embroidery trimmed, good «
hose supporters VAnniver-
sary price ....... .79¢
29¢ FLANNELETTE KI-
MONOS 19c.
10 dozen 1'1 annelette Kimo-
nos, in floral designs. regu—
lar 29c. Anniversary price,
$1.25 LADIES’ FLANNEL ,
WAIST S 991:.
Ladies’ Flannel Waists‘ in
gray, tan and stripe efl'ects;
regular $1. 25 value at 99¢V'
15c HOSE :01: PAIR
Ladies’ Hose, full weight, '1
regular 15c values. Anniver—J
sary price .......... 10¢
15c MEN’S HOSE 91:
First quality Men’s Hose.
regular 15c values. Anni-'
versaryirice 9¢T
50c LADIES" UNDER—...
WEAR 391:.
Ladies’. White Fleeced Line;
ed Underwear,‘ pants and?
vests very best 50c quality
Anniversary price . ..
25c DRAWERS 19c
Muslin Drawers of good.
quality, soft finish, hem-
stitched and tucked ruffles;
25c values
up...:...n
CORSET CGVERS inc.
25 dozen Cross Bar Corset
Covers, . neatly trimmed,
‘V with lace, régular 19c vs;
lues; very special”
"12¢
V 251: CORSET COVERS
Regular 25c Corset Covers,
neatly trimmed with lace
and embroidery, all sizes;
Anniversary price. ”.1”
.1
UNDER,"
29o LADIES’ ..
WEAR arc. ,. .
Extra good quality Pants
._and ”Waste, 40 dazon in th_
lot. Anivcrs‘ar rice .77 _, .,
35c FLANNELE’I‘TE
SKIRTS: ;;
Good quality Fianna-is
Skirts, regular 25:. _ .
Gregory. attending 11 physicians’ eon- .
111111111 FACTS
Concerning
. Saturday Morning Classes
Merrill Business Collegj’
SUBJECTS TAUGHTw-PRACTICAL.
‘ TIME SPENTWPROFITABLE. V
KNOWLEDGE GAINED—uDIVIDEND PRODUCIN,
V 81111111011 9.8010 11. 30
Phone as
Mn. M. A. Merrill,
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