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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 16, 1912 · page 6

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Frsternally‘ yours.
ROBERT ML, w1Lcox, ‘ Sec'y.
Stated Communlcatlon of Old
’ Lodge, No. 1118. F. and A. M»
lll he held at Its rooms, Dec. 17th,
‘ It 8 .9. no installation of offl-
All Master Masons eorIdlally and
itemaliy invited. ,
' Fraternally yours,
-. ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec’y.

 

 

OUTH nonwntu BOARD or
Tahoe:
resident-«Nehemiah Concise.
Vloo-Presldent—Charles J. Pldgeon.
k W. Hadley.
hllil Corbett,

1N6 NEL TELE-
., PHONE CALLS
"a—a-—-News Department
Philolness Department
--Branch Office. Norwalk.
wEditor’ 11 Residence
5—CltyI Editor' : Residence

"Ind Yabor would sharply do
and restrict the powers and dis-I

’ ion to regulate llndgstelnl cor-
tions. in his unnufl'lreport 3111»

_ to President Tni'i todm the
189% otary opposes the endoumeui of I
a commission, ii' llinull1 cmnted‘

y (ingress, 111111 [wrenching pow-

,l‘é equal to those exercised by the in '

‘ ornate Commerce Commission mer
.rii'llrnnds.‘ He disapprmes the shy
motion that the commlalou have auI-
t i(hilly to 1111 mices of commodities
pitomlzing his (lollrlne for 110V-
ental supenislou of huslnons,
Ml. Nugel suys
instead of 11112111111111 tout-ml regula-
" thin as for no passllllo. the real do;
‘ull'énatum ln logli‘lluilou affecting the
cm'l'lfiry's business should he to pro
some. to tho troutost extant cousin
Wt with the public 11 ellulo lllu ole-
let of self regulation. The effort
Md be to lul down principles of
(militia Inlflolentll specific to Impose
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n! u wld'afluld for individual
”movement" . - ~
‘ uoli 11 trade. commission in well
(infield the Secretary 111111 “it may
‘ the general plirpoilt1 ol giving
. lnlluslrlul sud oommorclni now
19:11; much hooded federal authority
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this 11119131 is hoonor than any other . .1“

, ores Britilln and Germany. the soon:

“ persona annually cross thl‘I'a 11119311 to .

‘ diet In seasonal wireless stations lulu
-‘ operate them Jointly for public and.
I oomrnerolal purposes. ,

II-tlon to take the plus or the. provi-
sions of the El-dmsn act for- the set-

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‘ the Christmamhollday, than is 11511111.?

,uworing the telephone aim 11st the

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or fromi‘ltlll'll {lidhhirvf " 1

A xenr’s operation of the act or 1
Animal 13 lost requiring the “cousins
at all wireless apparatus will demou- .
strata, in the judgment of Secretary
maul, whethor in this country, as .
shroud, tho novernnlont uhlill take,

.A hourd or oouolllstiou and aroma?

tlemont oi’ disputes between railroado
and their! omployss is suggested by'
Mr. Nagal. “The secretary points out
that members of the‘ board of meals;
tion will in time have to retire. There"
is danger “that with the retirement or,
one or both tho «tonnage of the Id- '
Inirahle system which they have built.
up may be lost.”

During the fiscal year 1912, there
were admitted to the United states
838.172 immigrant aiions, {decrease
of 40,415 as compared “with the pre.
vlous'year. on the who? hand, 33:1,—
262 emigrant'nllens departed, an in-
crease of 37.596 over 1911. Of the
I1912 immigrants more than 14 yours

 

 

of.aege,.In-bout 2415 per cent were illlt- 1

crate, the same percentage as 191M .

Southern and eastern Europe still;
continues to suppll the groutest plot
portion of immigrants to the United‘
States. Nearly 70 000 aliens were
naturalized during the fiscal year.

TlDE CALENDARS TONlGHT.

Evian Sentinel lender should re~
colva 11 Tide Calendar with the copyI
of their paper Wtoniglft

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Those who mad The Sentinel this
week. will rind the advertising col-l
umns full of intore'st; in not more
space is being devoted to the store
news at prosout‘ Cami jhst before}

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Residents or The sNorwolks should:
heed the warnliixl to tulle overt Die‘
paullon tootirévellt fires during the'
'will be against the law to carry home
Christmas celebrations.
MN...»—

Alier January 1, in Washington it
‘beer in a bucket. That means good-
byd to the ‘growlor parties."

NWMQM... I
RIGHT TO THE POINT.

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.‘ So it takes only 12 minutes longer
to travel to New York in safety. as
regards crossovers. Thai lacks like a

good bsrgshn—«New Haven Register. 1 .

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‘Beaides being very risky to blow up
client the United States his guns; lt's‘
expensive to‘t'llo extent of about $1311;
poo—«New llavomReslster

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‘11 la onoquood till; the women 11ml,
dosertlng tho Turklsh harem and are!
scattering over the world. We Want
no ouch harem seal-em lemules in goss-
mner trousers roaming mbout gm:
streets or 'tllls city howurérx-«Pslon
son Press:
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When n woman is not. fond of u11~

attention of an slicnist wfit‘l‘lmon 'l‘rl
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I11 Lo‘s Angelou, whore the now;
come: from, s oouplo wore married Ill
a caption balloon. The brim.
we 11111111111111 won out) in this conven-
tional mark or 1111 mnuut' s mlstis'oll
”New York Evening Sun.

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Joni; Johnson says no lo coin: to“ .

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will "ho 11m to mien 111mm to 111»
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THE WAY on THE WORLD"

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A man Insy write up‘ fiction and
l ination feed

' ‘- . Witht es of blood and murder

so that all who runs may '
read;
Or he may be a poet. who has
found the hoovenly muse, _
For whose eelvated sentiments
the people have no use.

" But when he (lies in vae'rty, , '

Which he will prety sure
They will say lie died I martyr
for the count."l of literature.
Then they will rinse a monument ‘
. no matter wfiat it cost

" And on the mini Tel-saw his 1!)ng

cry they wIi ,toast ”' -‘

But should that some poor Iorlbe . I 1

begin to pen the truth IISBlI
Then what I sudden gluing?!
That man they'd surIely call
an ass.
Should he touch their faults and
f‘IillnglIl. they would try to
make it plain

‘ That the poor old fellow had so-

quhI-ed a weakness in the
brain.

ThloI' 111 simply human nature. for
in day s 1
When Christ flingyrmh‘fi' truth

3 to ‘men such Inger did they

show.
When when min“: little
111an in flat you

write _
You halve “whole to encounter,“

It you twill the thorny my.

washenrioid.

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"Store om; ’4

‘ ‘Eyenings'
Till Xmas
Do Your

Shopping
“EARLY ‘

The mpst beautiful and most amazlng collection of
(Illusions Gifts Ill town is 11011 ready for your in-
speetion. [Come and sea the magnificent displays of .
the worlds bést merchandise -—~ all fresh Clean and " .
sparkling for the Holidays. If it is the appropriate,
we sens 9.1111: distincfive, or the unusually u‘selul.

1 Ml! areseelnng,

Colic to Us, We Have It

Here is a list to set you a thinking. This list of

«Msuitable gifts may suggest to you 508! the right one,

.and help you to Is‘olvé the question of What to give

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631g} ileékwear
IBIath Robes
‘Fine Stationery
Umhnl In ~ '
The Latest Novelis-
Pictures
Fine Imported Perfumes
Fancy Pin Cushions
Mather Hand Bogs
Silver Table Ware
Hair Ribbons for Girls
Silver Mesh Bags .
Chafing Dishes and Casseroles
Large and Small Rugs
Toilet d Manicure Sets
Mens nitlsled Handkerchiefs
Fine Table Linens
Silk Dress Patterns
White Fancy Aprbns
Sterling Silver .Noveltles
Gloves for Men
' Dainty Handkerchiefs for Wo-

China Dllltlerl Sets

Sill: Hosiery for Women

Shirts for Men

French Ivory Toilet Articles
1 “CC Guns)”

Fine Wool Blankets

Silk Petticoats ....
;' signing: Undermunlins

 

Handkerchiefs for thé Little
"Gloves for Children »

I Embroidered Sofa Pillows

Trunks and Bags

 

 

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Fine . own Comfo'rtables

Fine Linen Handkerchiefs f9?"
Men

Pretty Trinkets for the Baby

Fountain Pens . ‘ .

Silk Four-in-Hand Ties

Babies’ Sumner Ind Wrappers

Fur Muffs and Scarfs

Matting Baxes 'or Shirts and
Wallsts * '

Shaving and Triplicate Mirrors

Carving Sets

Tailored Suits

Silk Hosiery for Men

Millinery

Silver Tea Sets

Jardlnleres

Toilet Sets

Fancy Linens ‘

Csrpet Sweepers

Prayer Books and Rosaries

allksoo Chilton Evening Surfs

Fine Towels

Percolntors

Bread and Crumb Trays

Fancy Lumps, Gas. on. Electric

 

 

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