monomer; [Figures received at 1M
11' .Bi'ute D6pnrtment and just mode pun;
High tide? , 2:6 6. 1:1,":43‘ p. in.
811111 s‘es 77:15; sets 11:11.6;
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on: w u Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M.
n' Masonic Building. South
voucher 1 to 10 lost. nod 1
530 European migrants inn , .
1 southern republic, o1 whom , iuhty per
cent. were Italians and spuniurd1. . ‘
gentine Republic is now the largest
purchaser from the United atom of
agricultural machinery and Wooden .'
furniture, according to comm: ire '
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M'Asninoron. nee. 119.~—'l‘he Ar—1
street. “int and 8d Tuesday of mm, receive d! at the 1 Sta “5 WWW 1
All Master inept. Argentina is ulso‘this country‘s 1"
. third largest customer ifor wire 'und ' .29 ‘
. ‘ 1 the tile Ho onto a . I61
W“ 1'“ Robert M' Wilcox, :lxiiitt6 ogsi'ialaothiifsbund $311201;- 1 lil -‘
"' land 1 ewelr o i- o d- 1 ‘1' ‘
tifir “Wm". N°' 38’ R‘ A M‘ fixed in 01.11: pus: :922‘51'2'211'iréot1 _ I, '
‘5 1“ “mm“ mm“! 5°“ more ihaiileiiennu is noted in m‘any‘ 3.2g!
1 din street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of widely diversified articles If ,
och montthulv and August ex- ...-...... :1:
”8‘1“” 8 “”001“ A“ ROW] Arch The two dispatches printed chore ,v
Mfiggef'iif'gf'y1:311:63}...$01183: were received over the Associutcd ::
'~ ‘ Prens wire“ this morning and ehouid ...
_ 1 give every student or rtmericnuriuinl 19
N'NIISHIAIAL; 1;);2‘: 1;; food for much thought and study. :3 _
TRADE The first diuputoh indicates the 1m .1 I
. . . mandolin growth which is inking place i «v , ~. ,
elldent—Nohcmmh Gandee u
VicevPrecldent—Charlee J Pldilebn in South America, especiaii) in that: “I
mauw‘rmm‘ w Hadley region known as the Argentine Ropulr 1 II
Tanager—Matthew Corbett. lic. it also shows by whom the growth II
1 is being fostered. 'Fliou‘ean'da upon. 1,“ .
EVENING sENTINEL TELE. thouuaude of Europeans are linmlgrat 1. 1 1, 13.;
11 ' PHONE CALLS ing into this rich. fertile country and ii"!
~§Mew3 Department are shaping the destinies of the Re- ‘8
3--'Business Department «public. 1 1 ‘ (I
31“an‘313 Office, Norwalk Olil government‘s Monroe Doctiino‘1j
PEEWISREEWF of America 101 Americans devolvesp '9
«7‘9” “my Ld‘mr's Realdcfl upon this nation a treinendouu.rospou-_ 1 2: 1
.....1... I.” "'1' “WW” sihility. our own people ilromoving II
1 _ TAXATION PROBLEM- north into Canada rather than south. I!
11"ll‘1l'ie .South Norwnik llourd of Eet‘i- which would indicate that the south- "II
mate and Taxation is face to nice ern possibilities are more fully up II
Ii we problem oi1getiiug uroupd a pieclnted by Europe than in North 1 1”
x. of 12 mills .uiidg‘orer. "l‘hn't some Aiheificu, and that European donllna- Ii
departingni must siificr in u foregone tion of this ooiintrs will soon he a. II
..éon'clusiou and indications are that
this loss will affect the street delimit»
"client more than any other.
-"Accordlng to the. budgets submitted
Tby the" several departments the,
' 'mount of $88,917 ii would he required
to earn out the \\ 01k (ouiemplnted by
hi council A tux of 12 mills on the
grand list of $7 47219090 would lillse
"389 806. 29 width Mould he hurt”; nilc
', die to meet the mpeuaos and pro
wide li‘or couiiugoucics.
, Tile board in up ugniliui this peculiar
'I'Apropositlon. While ihcro is no doubt
"'5'!th the oily is growing.r and grow
, Ingmnpidii' iiud that property vnhios
1nd incidental olinrges hove been pud—
' All “Wile things cont money
hioli must he ruined lay taxation:
m ore. however. that the
1 villi not permit :1 higher tux
.101 mun. run mouth that fill!
mun he pruned down to the eli-
.Wit 315.000. Somebody in
' and mum ‘IiflT'WIIII (lin'
New «or one your. It
our. lnteroni accounts llnvo walled "
'1 undead iniyem. .
problem that will require ilie attention 1 . ‘,
of our government. 1
At. the present. rate, the need of 1 II
some American immigration into Ar. II
geutiu'e Republic will soon «he nppnp - 1 II
out and the presence of Americans in It
that. country might deter European na- 1 II
lions 'irom coutideriug any colonize-1 ”1
lion nrhemus. which it is believed that .U
some are already fostering, particulur- ‘ H
ly Germany. ' {If
' . There. is iio‘iloubt but that Amerl ' ., ‘9
ru'e Monroe Doctrine will some day he .' 39
challenged. The root expanse of coup. 1 I?
try, immensely rich in its treasures of" H.
precious metals nud soil, must nccoe- ‘9
are on the int-rouse. hr rcusou or this surily attract the attention of over. I:
6timulnting uiid lienltlir growth. the crowded and ambitious nationeiicyond .1.
“89811611” does not Show a proportion the. seas The presence of Americana: , 7:;
we, Increase Asoi'osuli the addition in iiiui country would mnierlulli an - 1”
a‘l burden input full dil'WIIV’ upon the slut in preserving the snnctm oi‘ the * ii
' 4 were in increased taxation. those Monroe Doctrine 1 ii
Whose propellios how not yet felt The possibilities opened by this 1'
who lheuofli oi *iiw city‘s growth, churn country for American .voutiui. trained ; 1" 11
z Shire with (hour- more fortunate. in scientific agriculture are practically H
Another nniuml muso tor the in unlimited. Hero is it new world or 1 N
1mm commutes roman up n result virgin soil ready and eager to be
' the; reaction from tho mnny lm~ worked. Why not work it? Young M
reromeme projected within the port man. go south. 1”
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08 Than Others Are
ovum.
So many pecplo whom you meet
about. the time they men 40 heath
iiy spying "1' can’t do this, and I
con‘t do thin, lanolin» I'm min: old
.uow,” they Mo. to out old. feoiéoid
Jud «they on» older in 119erth
I than many Who am much into . 1
some Younger It
cAN DL‘EMAS. .
m
Christ’s church hears lights to~
day His pliers life
Fair candles. burning clean.
Sweet adore rise
votive, where Mary’ 3 lilies wear
their whiteness hire the
gift ‘ ..
or innocence—«laid Monica
Before a Mother and a Child,
And Militia pride renewe- her an-
’ cicnt mysteries.
The dark ill-smelling. all unsav-
ory street, ‘
Littercd and blown by dirty
windrift; plied 1 ‘ 1
Foul with its garbage; shrill with
out cries harsh and scuff:
fling feet
Oi filthy children at their
play“
The street burns brave and
high today
Candles to Mary. Mother; and
- the Holy Child.
Where slattern housewives ply;
their futile broom.
list
And lazy harlot! the
peddlcr’ 5 cell;
Crouching on curh or doornstep.
leaning out from frowzy
rooms,
Murmur in tender baby'-
specch .
The little sister-mothers;
each
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Cradling her God within-a lit- 1
tie dirty shawl.
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Poor, sorry- God of Level Un-
lovely. thin. .1,
Wizen with hunger; sin-diseased:
in mirth
Unmirthful uhushcd and warm-
ed of brooding raptures
gathered in.
Worship'd and comforted»
year, preea‘d
Close to a virgin mother’s
hm’tr-W-
" Where Love Ilivine brings
Lovulineu 1th to «birth 1
The EnvOy.
Burn no have lights within thin
bralron slop?
Stands not the Virgin forth in
white may?
todoy? 1 1 1
“Amman figurine.
' ’1'!" not the Child our my God '
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night. puir . ........
1 .1 We have our ANNuAuxMAsrem-‘n' SHARING SALE.
. miners wo share the profits
in this Sensational Holiday Otter, .
" Plénné try and come early. 11
goalie oi Weinen'is Kid 1
Gloveswsioid' in all the leading
eteresnt .6115 pair; the about ‘
1. xlovennodo to sell 1~et-.i.ll‘nt price; .
Special to-
roof
«MAB BAdoAIN NO 2.1
women's and Mann Pure lrish ‘
Linen Handkerchiefs *4 Reina
' , stitched .and (embroidered, plain
1. and initialed. Veluerto. 3961.
apeniul tonight ..';,....19¢
"Nuns BA’RGMN No. a.
” _ 1,200 belies of Wardens Neck-
. wean—villi putup In ‘ent holly
‘hoxee,'.6.ll the season‘s newest
JALMG heat wtyles. more are over
',fltty ditferent styles: oui regu-
wlar price is 25c. Splicini to
night ...... ....
XMAS BARoAiN NO 4'.
I, am. lirand new epic nnd span
M3 models Standoi'd Shirt.
Waiste~lil lingerie hapiiste and”
murquisette, every one a dainty
, model;
1 {Speclnlfltonight . . $1.(1}5
' "nuns BARGAIN NO. 5.
Welden'e Bill! Pfoiie~0ilr read-.1 1.
lei- 50c retailer; lu‘ colors. 1.;blaok '1.
white and tan. special tonight
XMAS BARGAIN N0. 6.
Silk Masculine Pctticoats'v—Tlie
‘xuis BANoAiNNo. 1.‘ n
“275
<iE-i‘
:our regular price $1.19. .
best value-ore oversold at 321.98,
in all tho leading colors. Spoc-
inl tonight ...... $1.79
xpss BARGAIN No. 7.
Emma Kimonoa in all colors——
' They are ”beauties, or fine qual- 3
up serpentine. crepe satin, ..trinr .
mod: bought to sell 10633.49. ‘
apecial tonight . ..... $1.98 '
- XMASBARGAIN NO. 8. 1,
W’Vomon‘s extra. fine quality .
COlIIBlNATIONS-~Zilade of fin-
est French naineook. beautifully
trimmed with lace and embroid-
ery; our regular price $1.50 _
‘ Special tonight ......... 79¢
*XMAs oARoAiN N0. ‘9
Writing Paper—«18 Sheets and
48:3E1W91I0p88 to match. 'put up in
. n1 handsome Christmas box;
this is our regular 50c qliulitv.
. Special tonight, 1 box to a cue-
‘iomer ...“..... ..... ......29¢?
vl'XMA8:1BA-IIGAIN N0.‘10.1=" 1 '
. 1.009 Boys 'Books«*nhe regular
25c retailer. They include The
11391 Aviator, Tom Swift curiae, ‘
The Alteii'inn' solders” 'i‘heile are -
the most popular of oil hoys'
7‘ ”books. Special Mouton; 9g »‘-
XMAS BARGAIN NO. 11.
Cake Plates, Sugar and «Cream '
Sets. Cups and Saucers. Teapot
Stands. Condensed Milk Jars. ,
“We here it every year and with our Cus-
No1; ‘bettcr way of showing our Appreciwtion at your excellent patronage
during thew before Ruins Shopping days. The savings we make for you are really Xmas presents to ff.
,: all who take advantage or the wonderful values circled. New fresh Xmas merchandise will he sold
Cost Film, in sonic cases below cost price Not o, ‘slnglewxception every department will contribute
*etc.-'Regular 25c. .500 andc75c.
1 . XMAS BARGAIN NO. 1.2,
and 6 Colonial Tumblers
11-match;
, and Shams~Made of fine. linen
values. Special tonight 19¢
100' dozen of fine quality Scal~
loped Pillow Cases-Made with
cautioned edges, regular 45-): 38 * 1' '
size. Worth 25c each- .Spccial
tonight, each ........ 12114.1.
XMAS RARGAIN N0. 13.
Lemonade Sets—«in solid silver -'
deposit ware. Colonial Pitcher
to
the regular price «is
$31.50. Special tonight 51‘98
xMA‘s BARGAIN No. 14.
Rennaiesnnce Scaris, real hand
made by Japanese, With round
and square linen. Centers
20 x94; regular price $1.00.
Special tonight ......,... 49¢.
XMAS BARGAIN N0. 15.
Handsome Towels~01 double
satin damask, hemstitched and
ai pure linen Hucliin buck Tow 1
613 with scalloped edges, satin
Space .for initial, size 22 x 44:
our regular 59c value. Special
tonight. .each -. . ...... '. .. 35¢
"xNAe sAiioAm No 16.
Scalloped Emhroidcred Scaiis
finish. sizes 18 x 54 and 30 1130;
regular price 250. Special to-
night ................ 1 . . 19¢
If it is the appropriate, the scholble, the distinctive, or the
unusually uSeiul gift you are seeking, Come
to Us. We Have it
iEWS
' selves.
The 'ropoi-t shows over half
rotten ties iii the 140 given rails, as
such than an own“, old experienced
railrond men; can show 9160.0. El
cell and the interstate commerce
commission and President Molten.
it can he proved that last October,
but two out or three tlee from New
branches, were. old rotten ties, and
now with nil of the new. this 1 that
have been put in the main line tracks
1 spikes from old rotten tie», And
no doubt the tier mm been removed
Yolk to Boston, with all or the'
between New York 1nd Bolton ever
since 1' expend the old rotten tleii‘.
there he still others on tho road. The ,
1: mayor or mount Vernon. stiles that
he With three other» pulled out thirty.
tho mold ' But it .wlll ts'lie
'Icred,10 many of than that when Mr
lUud‘erwooif 6ountle the tingle for tho
indvance upon the duties the party Wilt
lmui‘ch not exactly eht‘mldcr to should
163‘ in mild (emotion; there will he
3gown-«him York Times.
i '
Thomas A. id diuon. says he does not
believe in imortelity, but theme yho
dont like phonograph will rctnin a.
lingering hope that there in some form
of punishment utter deathwi-Tii. Louis
Republican.
...»...
180nm persons are beginning to Mk.
'fWhut'o the. use of these annual con-1
tonnes: of goveriwru?”-Jorsey City W
Journal. ‘
11 ”0—1-
.mt or gone Mr Flinn, Mr. Perkins.
Mr. Mooney and the others “feel that
it um worth what it communes-11min 1
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Norwalk Chronicler