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l'A‘Yi. OR 81 GOLDEN
87 88 Washington street * "
South Norwaik. Conn.
S All lrludsot insurance.
public Strnogrupbor.
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The Norwallh Cit) count-ii will meet
tonight.
Edward llurns. bookhe8&:er ot llld‘,
‘eniral National 13:,11111 Nor,wulk was
a visitor with friends in New "york
city Soiulduy night.‘
All pascuger irniiic records 011 the
New 101k, New Haven nudiiartfogd
railroad were broken by the heavy
Thanksgiving hoiidnv travel '
..‘...“.
Miss Mae E. Williams, of the Con-
, cord school has returned from spend
ing the Thanksgiving holiday vaca-
tion with friends in Duhbury.
'A large numbers of persons zit-tend-
ed the weekly deuce that was given by
the Roton l’oint division of. hits Savors
at Ariou hail Saturday evening.
At the “Little Shop" you will find a
select line or novelties, for Xmas
31815 See them to appreciat’é' Keeii
or 'Building, Washington street.
mp}...—
Byron Gardiner and Miss Stella (tor
diner of Norwsik, were the guests of
'Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Gardiner of
V Sunset Hill, 1Bethei, Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. William F. Kom has returned
from Springfield, Moss" after spending
. a week with her sister and is now ill"
,with the grip at her home, No. 2 Bur-
ritt avenue. ,
..-
.Norws-ik Aerie, No. 588, ‘Fratemal
Order on Eagles, will elect the rocent-
iy nominated officers on Wednesday ev-
ening ugthe regular semi-monthly bun.
iness meeting.
S-Res8rve Wednesday. Dec. 4. after-
noon and evening, for Trinity Parish
lluzuar. .
id. M. Ashe, the well known magn~
zine illustrator and family, have clus-
ed their \Voifpit avenue, Norwoik,
residence for the winter, which they
will spend in New York
”..‘....
Teller George S.R81mond and
Clerk luck, J. Bcutty, oi the Central
Notional Bunk, Norwaik, attended '1.
performance of SZiegi‘eld‘s Follies, in
S'New York, Saturday night.
,Congrcssmun Ebenezer J. Hill, and
family of West avenue in Norwalk,
have gone to Washington. I). C.. for tho
winter, there to remuiu until the close
01 the present presidential your.
‘-—"~W
Yesterday was on 111881 duy for the
isil uuiomobills enthusiasts null 11
trout nanny of the local motorists went
out 101 spins. fiiouvy wraps were no-
(amour) but the air w‘ss bracing and
iow but felt bettcr i‘or their ride.
Wm»—
ers. Albert Bailey left on the 6:15
11min fol New York on Suturdiiy evou
lug 1111111.; notified of her mother's ill-
nuns and Albert G Bailey left on tho
'I 02 train to join his wife st her m8-
thorn bedside. ‘
‘1.
‘ Tho lriond. in the moonlit: 02 1..
Arthur ‘fihoios, who managed the
limos chemicsr Works :Mtor Mr.
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be pleased to learn that 1141'. Hollow”
now thus 11 rosponoibw,position with
1118 Ohio Chorniosi 8nd Mnuulsoturinil ‘
Omnpsny oi Clsvcihnd. _ Mr. 8110181
and his family 1118 11.1.1111: in 0111ch
hind which was their homo proviou
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and
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and alloys Feverlshnoss.
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wnsnmoron: Doc. 2¥-wnen
Chairmen McCombs the other day
said: “Every other Democrat was
looking tor a job," he wasn‘t spedkihg
with half the emphasis with which
hurrussodw Democratic . congressmen
here today discussed the matter.
' There will :be about 412,000 jobs in
the government service nthen Democ-
rscy comes into power on March 4.
~ More 111111 6,000,000 peoplqhelpod
send a Democrat to the presidency.
Congressmen today agreed that about
.hall 0! these were clamoring for 1118- _
cos on the government payroll.
Because the president-elect will pro:
sumsbiy be influenced by suggestion!
this choice of appointees, the demand»
of the three million is deiuginy'. the
congressmen.
About 100,000 of the 112,00010bs are
not covered by civil service rules; and
will untoma'ticuiiy he vacant March 4.
pointments S
that the annual salaries represented
by the jobs that will change hands
roach 830.080.0011. This is exclusive
of the tint and second class post-
mpcterships which alone total $28,000.-
000. 1
Because there are apparently 1.111 a
dozen duplications tor ”every job the
considering the pussage oi an not re
scindlngS President Tufts recent exec.
utive order placing under civil sci-vies
36,000 .lourih class postmsotcrn. Most
of the 30,000 are now Republicans.
The help wanted columns 0: The
Sentinel cover eve'ry legitimate line
or human endeavor, Cocks, soles
skilled specialists in variouufiiinca,
professional till-d husinoss exports—+11"
are at the command or the users of
Sentinel 'Wunts.
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I‘intulonoy, Wind Colic. all Teething Troubles and
It regulates the Stomach and Bowols,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
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GENUINE. CASTORIA ALwAvs
Beats the Signature of
from senstors andnepresentutives in .
of these 10, 839 are presidential sp- ,
it has been figured out‘
Democrats in 1118' house ore seriously ‘
people, stenogruphcrs. maids, nlll‘lel, «
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1
The
Sentinel
188 Deilzv
news
paper
in the
Broodost
Sense that
the Term
“NEWS"
can be
Applied
The Live.
Unto-date
Merchant
with that
. Entiéflod
Expression
Lurking 111
His Coun-
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Successful
but Happened, to ‘a Preacher ‘
Who Sympalhized Whit
Dumb Animals.
M
, By DAV“) Q. GALE.
«19111 8801118 have absolutely no
consideration tor dumb soluble."
marked Rev. Samuel Briggs
Mrs. Briggs looked up 111811111381?
She mu that. her husband wsI load
“18 up to something
"Now it guys here in the paper.” he
want on. "that twentydlve dogs are to
be killed tomorrow because the li
census haven't been paid Think of it!
metering dogs to give up their
“V08. simply because the owners are
unwilling to port with the‘ small sum
required of them." -
“Ferhsps they belong to poor people
who haven't the money." Advanced
Mrs.” Brig
"i 111.111.111.111 It) My experience
with the world—J Mr. Briggs was ‘11.
my; referring to his experience with
the world. it was a phrase he par!
ticulnrly liked
the world has taught me that poor
people, as a rule. have I tender love
for their pets. They are willing to
: .., sacrifice a great deal tor them. No.
.‘ 1 today these dogs belong to people
who have grown tired of them—~10
men who bouid pay but will no'
"How harness!" exclaimed Mrs...
311888. She never attempted to con»
but the superior wisdom of her bus-
band.
"i have been giving careful consid-
motion to the case of the dogs." he
sold f'lt baa occurred to me that
there is 11 way to save them and set
I good example at the some time."
"How?" His wife paused“ with the
cones 'pot in mid air.
"‘Poy the licences myself."
“How much will it take?"
"1 think I have heard it's n dollu' I
hand." ,
The plan did not consumer: Iii-onu-
ly to Mrs Briggs There were msny
, things which she ind contemplated
adding to the furnishings of the bolls.
Ind twenty-ova doll-n would be I
grant 11819.12 seemed 1111. I wuto
of «vital to line» thIt Imount in
W .
Boon other Muskrat Mun VII
on bins” to thodloodoIignntodtn
tho pom Ho Visited with the tin-
portsntutridoofnmsiwaoio‘onro‘ot
himIIlt. Ind he stood vary Inst
11- Wm mum It up 1161111.
“1 undo tundthmm'tob‘blom
dogs kill todly. " ho aid.
"Ya.” replied tho clot-k.
1mm mu um tool- m
i will pay tho licenses.“
"Which molt"
"All of than."
“doing to start I do: until" aha
the clerk, II the minister oountod out
tho money not! bpndod it. our the
desk.
"1 am working for the good of hu~
munity." replied Mr. Briggl. with dit.
nit! y.
80 the clerk took dorm the sure“.
and Mr. Brim started for 110818.88
' thought it but not to II! anything to
his wife about the wanderer-I which
would Icon be housed benuth their
roof; be simply told her tbnt be but
arrived 111': um.
Alter that there m work in the
' :Itody 18.51.1111: his mind. end it on
not until into attornoon. when Mrs.
Brim culled up to him tron below.
tint he wu compoliod in bottle with
the question chin.
* ”Whom do you suppose ill thou
don Ire going!” Ibo Inked.
Tho mini-tor glowed out of the
window. A untied lino oi dogs was
coming up the stunt, lad by bolt 3
Icon of men-«I writable Uncle
Tom's Cabin panda with little En
left out. . .
And Iuoh I. lino it Imi lino tho
most IoIiouI dog-love" Would hmily
hove grown enthusiastic over it.
"Very likely they are coming 11918.”,
its aid in II unocnoornod 11. tone in
1 110 could commend. .
but than tho door-boil mu, Ind
Mr. Briggs not out to point the way
"‘ bathe hm
"Put them right in than.” be we
to tho mun in charge. .
"Loom!"
Milky, ”I. 1 Income Io~oniym
tho the door is unbound.”
"This 3111.111: too friendly 11 lot."
11.1.1.1 the mom! , vv‘ith I grin. "and
it you don't mt your bum turned
into I 8W“! has», I Ihould Idviu
_ you to hoop thou Inst-Ito."
“Oouidift you divide 111.111” up?”
7 «11118 11111 Brim “to?! I moment's
satiation. "Tom on m. cloud
Chill in tho him. Then that 1! till“
has yard, which is not in on. 11118
. you might 8M tho 11818th Ind put
11‘;ka down inlII How would tint
'll 1'. .1
‘W‘msu. us toll by W." slid tho
Accordingly
oil to their
‘ "I! there are twenty-fivedogs inside.
“My experience with ‘
111. 88:11 was: mount» w
111881118. Ind tho min- ,
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., ho prophoslsd.
o the bowling caused 11111.1... the
first hurl. of the Evening them was I
' ported ol blissful silence 4
01' Perhaps it Would "nearer the
' truth" to cull it an intermission A‘P
potently they had paused to hold ‘11
consultation over their grievances.
T1181 bolus over. they commenced
barking ugoin With. a vigor and treshv‘
:81” that was little short of Wonder
11. ‘ 1
S "It sounds louder than it did this.
afternoon." exclaimed Mr!- 33139}
“Why don't you go out and try to,
quiet them. '1” »
Ready to try anything. the minister
went forth into the darkness.
"No wonder they make more noise."
he said. as he rs-cntered the librur!‘
there must be at least titty outside
Very likely Ill-the dogs within a rod-
ius of three ‘niles are clustered around
our yIrd. "
"'1 don't see what we are doing to’
do." sighed Mn. Brion. “
Her husband was silent: he also
failed to see what they were going to
do. There Would be no sleep in the
house—~58 could see tbstlwand it be-
8811 to look II it there .vlouid be no
end of trouble before the dogs were
finally «signed to their permanent
homes
“You might open the doors and let
them out " suggested Mrs. 81185!
“Probably every one of them would go ,
to the place he come from.”
“Do you think so?" asked the min-
ister eagerly.
He had lost sight of the lesson he
was“ (0111: to touch. The origins!
S problem had been crowded out by a
new one. and his solo; desire was to
rid himself of the moving managerio
which was turning the night into a
hideous dream. ’
"1'” try it," he declared
Lighting I lantern. he mode his way
out to the burn and opened the still
doors. mm there he went to the
hon yard and swung book the gate.
By 8:11 time the do:- were .0 tuck
thlt Mr. Briggs was surrounded on
'in aides u be moved toward the col-
Ir.
At the botcbmy that-8' Wu more
trouble ‘vmitin". for him The until!
"I nIIurIily rather irritable. and his
confinement ind been'bnd tor him--
Ind, incidentally. tor Mr. Brian
since the minim:- m the ant
11' m the do: no when he aim out.
in bond to pinch tint gentlemn'n'l
wins in I most muting mm.
,1“. Brinutaitodoftdowdthoo’troot
on the run, with the mutt! After him
-—-Ind with no other menu-tour
_dot8IMthI-muti£
it was In Inciting chum '1‘th Ill
Inland Hoop: Hr. Brim no
VII kopt so busy dodging don uni!
mm! 11qu tint ho‘could gm vol-y
littlo time to plasma. 0mm“!-
Moso ofthodon would take I
souvenir out of the wearing Input-81;,
much to tail chagrin and discomfort.
While All this was mixing )1th
Mn. Brim m uniting tor the return
of her husbnud. She bod bend tho
lIIt depot-tin; yelp of the dogs. Thou
Miro-hing quiet had“ settled on-‘tbo
ouso. Nor was tint quiet broken by
any stop on the porch or roll!» at the
door knob
it was broken install by the rim-
lng of tho bell, Ind when Mrs. Brim-
Jeritsd book the door, hyltori
time were two nun studios onto do
--l bino-oostod individusl. out! what
mioft of Mr. Brim.
“Tim mun an he belongs hero."
aid the poiioomsn.
“Why, what ha happened?" cried
Mrs. Briggs.
.“Don't be turmoil, my door." ro-
pilod the minister. Ironing weakly-
"! experienced some dialouity in set-
ting the dog! ItIrt/sd in the right di-
motion.”
Be on still carrying the lighted
footers.
(Copyright. “III. by “Axlociuod Literary
BLAbiSE PLACED 0N BANKEES
flIoIM bullion Puts HIIvy fiIIpom
Iibiiity on Osman PromotIrI
of compsnm.
.. ““1"“ . 1
The supremo court 0! tho Kingdom
0: Promo buriust decided tor tho
iii-it thin the coalition oi ‘rst‘onIibii-
ity ct button tor mlutstomonta ro-
Miu: tho nuanciu studio; at
mural through which customers
an induced to hunt and thmby to”
their 181011871
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in ism oi the brunt BOW“!
who book. which 11118 ban is“ or
amounts in I domui‘looctb‘ér»
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:4: Store ONE—HALF PRICE.
EComeS Early for the Best Selection
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(Continued from first page.)
lights in the form or lilies, .cach reg
presenting one oi! illegd’epsrted mem
‘bers, and as the secretary read the
roll of these, one light was impres
sivciy extinguished as each nsmewss
calm, until'the list had been com-
pleted.
The members of the lodge were
seated in reserved seats in the or-
chestrs and participated with their:
officers in rehearsing the opening oer:
8111011183.
The exercises opened with three
selections by the orchestra, which
were followed by the opening c8re-‘
monies. The roll having been called
by Secretary Herman ill Malina, Miss
Helena V. Millard rendered most oc-‘
881111188. “The porn is my Shcpne’rdl'
' The membérs vim 10m then
joined in singing the opening ode and
Rev Frederick A Coleman, rector of.
Trinity Episcopal Church. led Sin
prayer. ‘
T quortetto of the south Not"
Italic ist Church, made up or Mrs.
Jessie, F..0’Connor. Mrs. Franklin lit-‘5"
ving Smith, Edmund E. Crowe, and
J. Wesley O’Connor, song "0 Glad-
Iomo Lish " . ‘
John J. Walsh delivered the me-
morial address which met with (over
with the audience. 1111-. Welsh being
at his best.-. He spoke, in, port, as
follows:
"We are gathered together today
to guy a. tribute to those who have
mood beyond. All over the country
today, at various 1011.11.91... twelvec,
hundred lodges are ohmsd'in holding
similar communion ., and render-ins
their tribute to theisdesd. Millions
of people sl'o participating in, these,
.88rvices today. This is a great lodge
in a great world. i want to call your
attention to some,reasona why the
Protective Order or Elks is a great
lodge. There is nothingiu the world
that deserves the adjective “grout"
unless it is, of I. character which
tends to better. uplift and elevate hu-
manity. This order is founded upon
.oertoin -i’undsm8ntsi principles which
experience has shown mankind are
necessary ,to he preached and mac 1
ticed in order to obtain progress and
civilisation. This great order is
rounded upon the principles of char-
,ity, justice, brotherly love dud fidel-
My 1 want to impress upon your
minds the meaning of charity. as the
torpr'otod in this order."
Judge Welsh then gave a briefjhut
tory of civilization from the first
known up to the Rumouresime, to
citing the cardinal principles upon
which these several degree; of civ~
iiizatlon were based and finally led
up to the review of. 'tiie mot Radian
Republic or Empire, which, founded
upon the principles or utoioisui, with
the mate do their God, branched out
and conquered 1111 the then known in- ’
habitat! world. He; reviewed the oil-
. vent into the ,Romon Mme of fit
‘ Ester and his preaching tor curios ‘
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'S growth at this great. pulls-08hr iii:
, first. followed by the mom mnbraco
. meat: at the great principle: at Faith.
.' Hope cud Chaim. He told 01 the, . ,
I , 81. P818111: munching the run; or
. “The 'Homeihnd."
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that they practiced the virtues as
emplifled by the Order. '
Edm und E. Crowe sang beautiiul
;“’I‘here isa Land," and wss folio
,by a comet solo by Mr. Vernon.
IF. T Beehler, oi! Stamford. No. :
B P. O E. recited in at‘nostu vi"
table manner William Cullen nyufi
“Thonutopsis.” Miss Helena V.
le’iS-‘d rendered. “Angels liver Bid:
and Fair," and the‘quartotte dol :1 ‘
ed the audience with the rendition
The audience :1
the DOxology and the ceremonies c
ed otter Rev. Mr. Coleman had 1
nounced the Banediotion.
The service was ~hold. in memory
the itollowlng departed brothers
Frank 1Pfshl, George E. Shunders
..G Hbmllton, Charles N. |E‘inch,
item A. Bergen, P. E. 11., John
Giersch, Michael D. W, John
Gurnyn, Joseph L. Wslz, Smith
‘thropuP. E. R. F'red‘k W.C an -..
Leeman M 'Brundsgc, Aiois Man
1.101111 P; MoCann, Mrs Johnson,
hart E. Bates.
The odioers 01 the lodge and
mittees in charge of the come
wells ‘88 fol-lows:
Exalted Ruler—Patrick F. B 1. ,
Esteemed Leading Knight—Rn
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Flamed Loyal Knight-41-
ldnxweiler.
Esteemod
mich Abern.
Secretary—Herman E. Holmo.
Treasurer—John 1181198118111;
Esquire—Sylvester «M. Sterling.
Chaplain—James Whitney.
inner Guard—James ’Dowd.
Organish—Frank F. Huntington
Tiler—471111118111 Bunion.
Trustees—decal) Linxweiior, Bo
'.M.itcheli Harry 8. Pickering
Memorial Committee—Bernard
Reynolds, chairman; vSylvester
Waring Knight—J
Sterling, secretary; Harri! 8.1’10
log. Jeremiah Ahern, Charles H.
worth.
Ushers--Chario's,H. Dilwol‘tli, R
C. Veriin, Joseph Quittnsr, Ed
Froeb. George H. Allen, blow .
Montgomery.
The program was as toilowsz'
Orchestra. John J. Reynolds, 'Di :1
1. March "Tunnhauser" ..;...'W
2. Lobengrin, "iiilss’s D'mm‘HWa
8. Nocturne, |Number five. ... .118?
Opening ceremonies omcers oi '
'Norwalk Lodiiio. ‘ .
soprano solo, "The Lord is .
Shepherd" . ..............Li
Miss Helena V. William.
Opening Odo.
Grout Ruler of the Universe
All seeing and benign, ,_,(
book down upon and blast: our
And be all Glory Thinoi
. highly interesting review .01 the his-.031! MET-1"“ prayers m. the ho“
dead;
While booring in our minds
The memories groves on each 1
For "Auld Lane 81118."; '_
Prayer-Rov. Trederiok A1 00
Benton Trinity Church, and,
walk. , 9,
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190piuno...Mrs. Jessie 11}. 0’0
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m.” I'II'MIII-JI w“
it Memorial Adam ‘
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d. Tenor solo, “There id
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