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SOCIETY NOTICES
'IIASONIG- DlflficTOIY.
jA Slated Convocatlm of Butler
115111er. A. 111., will be held at its
little. Nov.26tl1, 1912. at 3 o'clock
A9il R. A._ Manon: cordially and
,otermily anlted.
Fraterneily yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX, See’y.
UTH NORWALK IOARD9 OF
, TRADE '
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9 ' rotary—Frank W. Hadley. ‘ ‘
3, Insurer—Matthew carbon.
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SHOULD BE EASY.
Connecticut's Democratic senators-
lect voted at their so-cnlled "snap"
hucus to try and bring ubout the
‘nssuge of a worillugmun's compen-
sation act. Inasmuch its-mi parties
to pledged to such no not, the task
of the Senators-elect should not prove
‘9 . idii’hcultr—Ansonin Sentinel.
A PROPHETOF SILENCE.
,‘ Hiram Percy Mnxin, J12, oi? Hart-
ord. besides inventing u silencer for
ions, motorcycles and engines has
Unow invented a noiseless moto1-bout.
,9.Wh1it n lasting benefit he, would con~
' let on humanity it he could only por-
he one Oi those attachments for
‘ iiticiuns —-Watorbur9y Republican.
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
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Well, we won't have to listen to any
more oratory orvget mad at any more
. , 'i'orecasts, nnywny.»~Harlford Times.
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, ,Coal barons just want the consumer
t9 limit orders until they can catch
’ {up with the demand, but when the ._
“miners want to limit work it is a dltv
vlierent question. .lust tumble over the
.tllfleronce in your own mind—Middle-
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“The Fight at Armageddon might lib
hundred with the Bulgarian campaign
the lierceness of the battle, but
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here’s a reason ~New York World.
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A German scientist has invented n
will: which he 1111,11; is just as good as
that given by the cow and probably it
is good deal better than that given
why the well pump «Paterson Press
President 'l‘si‘t is imitating from an-
ller attuck oi’ gout. do it, poets.
ut, rout, gout. and then 11111.-il011s-
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“The president and Mr homes are,
ind things considered not quite the per-
look to [or "piano for tile. intum'f.
Wormhole» Tribune.
‘ ted 22.000.000 at his lleponitors'
boy in copper mines saw no mum.
lower ease of the blind loading the
)ill not on record-«limolliyn no.
New Haven road.
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THE RAIN.
We, the hills, are athrill
life, new life,
Granted after the sere and sun-
baked days;
We dress us anew in a fair green
gown of praise;
We have kissed the mist and into
the canyonsrush
The streams neiv born to mur-
., muting after the hush
0f the soft, dry summer Ah let
the summer wane!
And now, all hail, the rain!
with
I, the sea, am glad as the hills
can be— _
Out of my bounty into the sky I
gave—-
That returns which wasonee the , ~
foam “of my wave}
All the summer "erect they have
stood apart--
.Now the hills are dravl'n, down
' down to my heart--
What treasure they yield the
fresher my tides shall gain; ,
The rain! All hail the rain!
We, the birds. can rejoice no.
more to rise
Out of the valleys, higher and
higher still
To find the assunging ‘drop, the ‘
little rill
That splashes cool on Our dusty,
rusty wings.
Lol In a day the valley shrills
and sin a,
Drenched
the new refrain. 1
The rain! -~ All hail the rain! ,9
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_ we. the live oaks we. the little
wild buds;
We, the seedlings, hidden under
the earth. i . .
' we. the sycamores. we the olive
trees gra,
We, the gel n poppies, awake
and pray——
9 Join with us. ye who harvest the
fruit and grain--
Ail hail the rain! The rain! '
~Margueritg. O. B. Wilkinson. ~
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$4 Blankets and Comfortabies $2. 49 ea-
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Special tonight 19c yard.
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39c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes 19c
pair.
751 Blankets and Sheets 49c pair
Large white and gray heavy soft fleecy quality.
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Nov. 23 «The
MILWAUKEE. Wit,
Schrank, who shut C01. Roosevelt,
have reported unanimously that he
was insane, ,3
The conclusion reached by the com-
mission ig as follows:
"Firstmlohn Solitank is suffering
ilom lnes‘uo delusions, gl‘imdiOs in
character and of 11 systematixed va—
. rlety.
“Secondwln our opinion he is in-
sane at the present time.
“Third-0n account or the colleen:
. lion existing between his delusions
and the act with which he stands
charged, we are of the Opinion he is
’ unable to confer lnteiilxently with
counsel on the Conduct of his do
tense.
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commission of slldnlsts investigating,
as to the mental fhondition of John '
‘ of human endeavor.
“lthHARD DEWEY ill ’11,!“1
' ‘ ' ‘" ‘ ”Chair-ma
.‘,‘.W F. BECKER, M. D.
"D. W. HARRINGTON, M. D,
"FRANK STUDLEY, M. 1).. ‘
“WILLIAM F, WEGGE, M. D..
, Commissioners'
The help wanted columns of The
Sentinel cover every legitimate linei
Cooks, sales
people, stendgrupliers, maids, nurses,
skilled snaoialists in ‘various lines,
protsssional and business experts—all
are at. the command of the users or
Sentinel Wants.
Let the president get busy and
bust the‘ milllnery trust and every
married man ’wlil behis friend.
The most complete rental lists are
always, to confound in the Want Col-
umns. where landlords and tenants
~sinn support in her dam/and for a
, iilfi
hive been called away. The new
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The report that the nostril-Hungar-
inn government had made representa-
tions .toithe Russian government is
discredited 1111113. 011 the contrary,
the relations between Vienna and St.
Petersburg are understood to have
improved since Russia gave Servia to
understand that she cannot have Rue.
port on the “Adriatic Sea.
The reported tension between Ru.
mania and Austria~Hungsry is also
discredited by German animals.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov, 9232—le
Turkish government reports a grgt
decrease in the number of deaths‘
from cholera during the pest few.
days, but this is not widely credited
among foreign residents of the capl-
till
4 Some attempt is certainlt being
made at last to home the soldiers
suifering from the disease. Wooden
huts are being erected at the San
Stefano cholera camp on the "open
plain which a ten days ago was
strewn with groupg~of dead and dl~
Most of the bodies or the victims
camp however is swarming with
doll“, dying And suslreola.
stricken soldiers
numbering fromone to two thousand
arrived at the camp 10119111! and the
bullet is expressed that such train-
louds no brought there daily.. it is
reported 1111 many of the troops the
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Little use is being mode of the
, Jill“ llamas no out and 111111: 111 the
on. The)“ Arc politely received by
“Authorities, but are not given any
hilt? to perform. Some or, the 1mm
doctors 19.111111»le hospitals 11111
t n90 scuttle the extends
in the “furnish A9017
DOSe-d by the besiegers that it was
undertaken ‘with the view oi the re-
provisioning the town the population
of which is suiterihg i'rom scarcity of.
food
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-—An attempt is
tmsde in u semiomcial statement glv»
en out today to divest the visit at
Field Marshall Biasius sill-emu.
'chler df'stair of the Austro-Hungan
ian army, of any political significance.
His visit is said to he merely One
of the customary exchanges of cour-
tesies between the oilicials oi Vienna.
and Berlin.‘ its concurrence with the
visit of. the Archduke Francis Ferdi~
hand is declared not to have been ill«
tentionnl.
The field mars-hut has n01 confer-
red With the Anson-Hungarian heir
to the throne during his visit, nor
has he been received in audience by
Emperor William.
BELGRADE, Servia, Nov. 23,—Tbo
body of General Fethi Pasha, former
-Tulklsh Minister at Belgrade, who
commanded the Sixth Turkish Army
Corps at Monastii‘, was lound by the
battlefield. it is considered probable
that he committed suicide.
He was «buried with all the honors
due to his rank.
Mrs. L. M. Webb, 93 White street,
Dnnbury. Conn, says: ”We have been
using Foley Kidney Bills in our fam-
ily the last few weeks and thei cer»
tainly have done everything claimed
for them. They have made two com
piste cures right in our home and we
are very pleased’to recommend Finley
Kidney Pills," For sale by All drum
slots. 9 "
it's for better to be an ocullst than
a .chirogodist-w—lt your 111111111111 are
mules.
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The help wanted columns‘ at The
Sentinel cover every lozitimtte line
or human endeavor. 000111,qu
We mnemonic", nulls. nurses,
skilled specialists in minor lines.
mutual and business 9:90th
, Are at the command oi! the users ell
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A men they go million the world
. on credit. but it isn’t Aime: to his
Servlsns among the corpses on the ,
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