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1 Junior “ NOTICES
MAooNlc DIREO'I’ORYV
A Stated momma of BulIo‘r
,ilIlltcr, IR. A. -M., will he held It It-
mo, Nov 28th, 1912, at 8 o'clock
All H. A, Malom‘ cordially and
annually lhvltcd.
Fratomaily your:
OBERT M. WILCOX, Soc'y.
MNORWALK BOAHO Of
TRADE
Minot-I—Nohemlah Gallon.
loo-‘Prcoldontmcnarlec :J. Pidn‘oon.
"ivy-Frank w. Hadley.
our—Matthew Corbett.
leNo swarms; TELE.‘
PHONE CALLS
go-oeeNows Department
I92~3~Busilless Department
71388 88—317mm Office, Nor-walk.
Ion ~Ed’itor’ 8 Residence '
a rye-City. Editor? 3 Residence
Tho many kindly expressions or con- ‘
érll which havo come to Judge John
erry or South port, Istatc Senator-oh
' clearly testify to the respect and I
com in which he "is held about the
ter It would indeed have been a
, loos loss‘to‘the State seam. which
om not appear to be strongly supplied
with men of cxne‘i‘lence and judgment
7_ he been so incapacitated as to he
in is to attend at the coming session.
lge Perry I experience is extended
it .lnouililes long service in the
House with the high honor or the apes-
hip in addition .He will he the na-
A7 rill lender of the Republican minority
. 3.11%}! 113/. 0;. the Demo- .A .
nlmi‘ior fluvial;
opposition leader to he of material ser-
to the state His 81’?“ "\ recovell
s assured and Foirilcldcounty. the :
whole state. for that mutter, will appre-
clulte the providence which snareshhn
from the hungry mawol the deadly au~
tohmhilc with its seemingly determi-
inform to endanger men of the highest
Qualities oi citizenship.
In oonectlou with Judge Perry’ s on-
pcnmnco in the State senate it will he
or interest to watch whether the re-
rted intention of the-Domlwntic roa-
jority to deny a place on the Judiciary
fmm‘iti'es for the minority is to mater
line It will ho a serious tactical
Ill rudel- it such action is permitted by
to party leaders.
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'l‘limI are 50001181730113 hunting
dentin northern Michigan. munv of
cm Women. And yet they talk
hoat the horrors of the Turkish nor!
M Waukcc Sentinel
, ”fl
he St. Louis belie who use; her
model on hor ankle naturally aroun-
‘, curiosity as to whore one would
or an engagement ring. -Wuahin3-
8 right to the highest consider-I '
the tutor can give usual-Pol»
color to be some nnoomtn»
«whether the Turin in W
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THE WORKMAN.
This is the Work oiIlnyluulds
To be but a cog in tho wheel—-
A strand in the cable that
hflu's‘r— ‘
Todo Indfito do—not to lec‘... . ‘ I“
To: with“ the last curtain
dolls; ‘
Yet ever the roller is biest
Who sees the fair vision un-
Indie—I“
“Interprets the dream half cx~
p pressed—
Fools the work of his hmds
vlltll his soul!
This is'tilo work of my hands:
7 These monsters that iurrow the
deep
And baffle the power of the
, so;
Were givcn the sincws .lo iéap.
Well! bolted and forged by
me.
"These will of miraculous steel
Outspun from the shore to tho
shard, ‘
Ny metric endurance reveal—-
I to ledtllem and wove them, ,
and liore. 7. . i.
This is the work of my hands:
.To drudgégbutio spiritileirceu
“"E‘I‘t ‘brcid by moment of my
IIbrow ‘ ’
1 hi accord 'with the ancient
decrcc~ 7 _ ,
Yet Inbor,’ with courage,
endow; . ‘
To know that, though meager
the gain
While justice shows many I
flow—-
In spite‘oi distant and disdal1
7We are rising. and under the
low.
Thisislhe work of wounds .4
' Tooll‘erisll theluwof the had,‘
The shield that we’ we wrung
tremolo or; .7
Enable the rights we «girl
By tile, honor old faith we
mug HI’ 9
For brolhcr tori to all.
The ilklell ones and the
great; “ *
Togcdlcr we rise or 7:111: illll.
Free Workcrs wiillill I iron
slate; _ 7, .. .
wkohclt 11m
in Coililrl Woolly
(SA 5"“ .
rum“. in:
weight and conviction than I lentil
conceutrhtolls We do‘Iluurt’ Iomphatl
ally sumo. iircvlty pragmatism
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SNFETY DEVICES ON TRAINS.
Southey,—
I: one that the Public Utfliliea Com,
‘ mission has toulld out what caused _
the. wreck at Westport and it favorsiI
In» its carport that 9.11 trillion shall go. '
slower over crossovers. They do not .
recoulmond any safety novices. or, .
train control stops in case of logs or .I‘
'7 allow otorms, where on engineer does
not see and where he is to brings,
him to I lull stop; it they even hinted
7A at ll surety novice the Now,,anon‘
Thw. whnowicdge thot their signal
system is out of date. yet thoy wi
give no one ll chance to showaoy
. the latest devices I wiilil,
your parlor that you would advocate
. a public last and then you oudIth ,
. public” of Connecticut can decido tor
' yoolnolves it they are practicuILI
whether they would minimise the
or " Yours respectfully,
T. C.
7 . ET'I‘lIIl, 11011111111 4
out llnulo rilltI‘
(Continued from (“‘31 page)
We offer is
in the name the worm: class ‘5
Quinn ascended the Mach II 8‘: 24 and
verdict
court bailiff.
obeyed the clerk called.
not guilty?"
“Not guilty." was the unanimous
reply.
Ettor and Glovannittl woro likawise
on chanted a Wot «“Wswm”
for mart. than six wank: had listened,
service with the thanks 0!. the court.
nadir weapon with intact to kill and
in court what 1% In: w‘u
. tlololl, we have observed. are the not
7 to bo' road. and Ira many timoI ovoid» .
od Ialtoaotllcr.
To. the manor or The south Normal 1
(turnout oi moments. it ill as Vice»
President Floris said at that star
I- chambor lnqllir'y held in the Waldor
"it is only trading one accident for
another Nor one larger or one sillsIl- .
also feel impelled to than): the court“ A.
for the foil- throne: in which this -7
trial has" been ‘c'lfi’lducted. The thanks I;
nil OWIbllt thallklt; .
The jury entered thbviroom at 8: 20 L
o'.clook lulmcllla'ely thereAAoi‘tor the ..
prisoners ouch Wearing a. red colour .
tion were brought to the cage in the
center of the room. All wore smiling" '
,evou Caruso. At this haul-tile court
room no not lull crowded: Judge i‘
nailed it the Jury hull wood upon a 1
“We have," said» Foreman Robert A
. S. Stillman as he handed It to the
”Joseph Caruso stand up," com-
manded Clerk George All Caruso
. _ . l ,
j brief and torus-point summoninllilflnr
as I scours) proposition. carries man
one in which the usumont it no
i
l
this great solo or Linens
1,.
Thanksglylag
Sale of homo
. Hundreds of .-qualities in sturdy. .t . ' ‘7 Just
qualllies of Scotch. lrish and h L
,. Linens at lowest of low‘ prices. The
‘ ’ thrifty ”housekeeper who has not lot
,A_ purchased her Table Linens for
,A Thanksgiving cannot afford to flu "
of choice. Remember this Salc was not first thought of ‘
"yesterday, it is the result of months of careful planning and
preparation. The markets have boon thoroughly searched for,
; months to get absolutely the best values to be had. Values,
Ger-man '
they remained Alor some time in 311-
"Caruso, Face the Jury: lurymorl, Dilation.
look at the prisoner Gentlemel or
the jury, is Joseph Caruso guilty or Eliot to the muraentutive at. The
"1 Euro no; inullediae plans," said
Associated Pulls, “but I am going so
soon In MING to my home in Ta-
coma. Wash. where Plum; 3 parsin-
ed lather. Ilia has Ibsen paralyzed
00111sz t'o rise and mill modulo since my arrest."
“1 out not going to my home In I7
(or cool: defendant. 'hllo jury which Brooklyn for a day or twa,” said Glo
vouuittl. “Ii:- have so for only that, the,
to tho ovidonce in the now historic wiles Ind doberman of menu,
trio! 3918! than excused from (archer Ant/N and will; I hm to fit 8(3un
odwitil it. academia.“ faiorsunitti
The, lunch hastened troll: til. MW :2” Monticello to you. Admin
in: Ind were shalom hy the crowds m lull My 36th We»
.. of mill Writers ill tho m
When the juror. had laughs court had not wordn to apron thair lbs:
, - announced to Como til;t than. was Caruso Ind his win: who had boon
. another ludlclmsnl “mill“ him 0mm um“ “Arnaldo the cone for
com; him with 3W7 mm ., m ”kl, mood about him chil-
will wimpy when mum: tally
dull undruullc’d away with the crowd
31311th and ,
Coulforlahles' "
York office. IJ
. (libel-shipment oi "Bleiuhcim" Elfin;
_. .lléts‘hnd Comfortahiea. They are posi-
‘thlvely the heat values that we evcr
“‘ sold at :1..9c They are easily worth
13.09 each. A"“ 7 A'
received through our New
. E. Maui: and Conun-
Bill hill ill ill Willis
. .I""‘73lmlu, oi 81ml: Nor-
wait, tI iii Summon micro
The public utilities commission is
going to have a section with George
E Evmtwll iorhlor track Woman oi
“the New Haven road to find out just
how much truth those is in the as
Iortlouo at Mr. Everett that the lupin
line or tho Now Hamlin. follicular IO
your to got it back to ltof.‘ former con
ditlon. Mr. Everett houlwrltm the
tint on court Wu"?- gum sun on, to ill. mutton mmqumen. They - ‘I ‘
in; own "minim mg lthu carpool ”39%?“ to their home in
. may prlIollIr ind tabla oath to ap- “W300 . once. .7 I‘ '
rill uremia mull all their “
monitors probably some time“ Ithlll’
WW. I
Puilliriltiiitlrs mm . ,
My run 1m tout it will take a
lit. Evomt' one, "The «slim lII
., Everett is not telling the truth. "
The Néw ”Haven road; users 18 ticsto
a 30- pound roll on its system. Hr.
Elwcll says that he know or no oth-
er railroad that uses more than to
ties to such rails. He said "Sup- ‘
pose one spike is loose and that the . .,
rather on the adjoining ties are hold- . ;
lull Tim loose spike ill going to
cause no danger to trains?" ’
George E. Everett many years ago.
will, track inhuman at Dorian. lie was
discharged ‘Irom thorond‘a service.
At the recent hearing. oiytlla West-7.
port wreck, Mr. Everett was promo;
neat with stories or the truck coudl.
lions and will his stories to the two
commissions no. assembled
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WOMAN'G MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
All sperm to ho virulllvtIu lomo
TIMI ill FOWIry.
Yesterday “mellow the Woman's
Municipal Magus of South Norm“:
lost in oils Congregational church
parlors.
, intomtlmr ”your wore given by
tho chairman of the variant commit
Noel. Darius Novnm‘bor, mm W
cm visited the W Room. _ . . ,
. uncommon or our mum on .
N no colourinmoot 11mm in oils .
combined mull W that
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