Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 4, 1913 · page 6

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. Fmtmaliy you!
ROBERT‘M.‘ WILCOX.
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WUTH- NORWALK. BOARD 0E.

Precinct—Nehemiah Glades I
Vioequident—xmariud. Pldaeon.
Maury—Frank» w. Hadley.
Truman-Matthew ICorbett;
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS '

”willows De eminent
92-3~Business epartment
I saw-Branch Office. NOl'Viialk.
£90 ~Editor‘a Residence I,
jays—City Editor' 3 Residence

GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.

Slim: nor Engerie N. Foss, oi messa-
Illéette, in his third inaugural lid-
.{i .5" predicted that ultimately tinne-
{iortiition lines would be owned and
operated by the Fed dei'nl government,
it the present cistern of pagination
were permitted to continue. As an ill
teriiatit’e. lie ttrgbd legislittion that
’91 ‘ did tend roWnrds state regulation or
6nd fi’nd steomhoat linen.
There‘jie no 99l!"§..‘hl“ governor
oss‘ prognosticntion that the trend
l the titties la decidegliv towards 309%

rue, The repented and persistent
bodes .91 privileged and henchmen
and the deliberate infringements upon
the laws governing the operotions of
999300 corporations lends stimulus to
this revolutionary propaganda and to
without doubt hastening the end oi
Ipri hie ownership. I
"itttience of the ‘prople to being
”WNW tried and their temper" is
lionm in the recent widespread do-
was that some one she held respon-
d d puuleheil {or the conditions
. . brought about the recent
recite on the New Haven road

complete revolution or the poll—
pow governing the bouillon oi

" politic service oorporutione in this
‘ mils" delay the transition of
trial to the people for n
_t7;lust as noon its there in

the part or thone'lhorpora»

the {owner errors oi omit

singing will old? in mm» ‘
profitable. I p

sliver? collection their: taken. . come
hhd- hear Mr. Mead at 4: 30. "

RIGHT TO THE PDlNT.

m

Compete say some was scarce this I
' I, yesr. tint lodging tram the records _- a
there were plenty of huntere to shoot " ”

~Hnrisbnrzh Telegraph
J W

s.

‘ Nothing iockehoil so cheerful after t
a good licking no a RedCross reel-.4-

Hudson Resistor.
I' t > ... *

According to Postmaster» Hitchcock I

Christmas postcards make suitable and
timely New Year's gltts.~&prinsiiel
News. -
~9~

Dot-s Mr. Berg}: 6W9 to :eee his ed-
vice followed? ”Hardly, out he does ex
pect to be recognized as the lender or
the progressive democrats of the coun-
try and he his his glittering eye upon
theorize oi 1916. ~New York Sun.

~9—

There is a large Opportunity for or;
ixinality in the Algal business. Some
day someone will seize it. A tiplsss
"hotel will b jesghmhed’. in which all

,M oftehdentg wil'lb'e‘ nfell 99391 and for

hidden to take tips, and guests will are
requested not to offer them ~Alliany~
Journal.

w»—

Current stories of Servinn atrocities ‘

in Albanin are shocking. but it remain:
to he demonstrated that their source
is identical ivith eternal truth.~Broou.
1y Essie. ‘

~9~ .

Chicago's biggest mail order house»~
the ingest in this country, it not in the
world—estimates its December sales
atti,600.000 bringing the year‘s total
to approximately $80,400,000 or twenty
and one-lourth per cent. memo. Ev-
en these enormous figures will look
small next year. it the Dnrcelo iron
works out as expecietL~BOBt0h Globe.

~9~
0. Bturxeon is on the sick list and in
feeling badly over the fact that he we.
unable to go to the polls. and vote for
‘Tnit.-~Hopkins till.) Journal. ‘ ,

The each register people may not be

e trnei but they have built upn mm _

(rhino that corn-ale most at the money
or titecouutrM—wcmrleoton News and
Courier.

Nothing to; nstonloheo the man it!

routine tot-mules sod precedents no the “_
omen attending original methanol-u- “

imncuter Examiner.

to we: A ihmhorned Muir‘s side '

roadie, .mlsht dollars-«illonm (Ill:

 

Long soils are flapping in a dis-

Iseeths vslsswimegrow the; vn

 

My collared dance upon a syl-
van hill

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l

The yellow- shine fades from the 7

Summer day,

An elm trunk rears aloft its
ivy load. ,

The purple aster swings «the

tent breeze, 7. ' “

II

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On picture posocards cent by ”
little hands. ”

"tg M"

ii

ll

line): not seek them; yet 1 hold it
it well '~ , -

It
.When‘ mother brin ‘3 them it
hotnesotanned ' kit. * ‘

That I out listen to the tales H

II;

Mt . fill

As hi t :2th 1mm 9
- ovsgihogWsir , Y

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”’9‘; " It ‘
Hi h cliil‘s ma'ite imam oh“ ii
t e whitened wide; I u I

 

beginning of ”this year. inspire9.

to concent

 

av Night Specials

New;

H I iii "if good reed:
lotions. Thebest reeolotion you can make

Boston Store because our policy
“Always More for Less! L

 

‘ omit eSklrts49c

6! fine quality muslin. embroid.

ma turtle. Special tonight at 4

349 cents.

 

' Sicomnnatiiis

, 49 come

56: line :ttainsook, lace and em-
broidery trimmed. Special to
- night 49¢.

 

50c Fimneiette
Petticoats 19c

Big lull else: madé of daisy flun- ”
not. white and colored; option ‘

tonight We. . i, ‘
i 52.39.33! g j
75c Wooisome

Batts49c~ _~:

* Just like m or more...
.I open up. 92 .3: 84. Special tonixht
49 canto. I

 

 

12/; Men’ s Collars ‘

9 cents

All linen. all since. Special to
night 9c. _

5c Wash Cloths
3 fer9c

Mercerized Turkish, white and
colored. Special tonight 3 (or
9 cents. ‘ ‘

 

25c Stilt Stockings 9
19¢: a pair

Our regular woméns Silk Boot
Stochiogs. Special tonight lac.

25c were ,
Belts 9c

Potent lettther. black and colors.
Speciaictonight 9c'. ‘ ‘

 

50c Boys’ Giove‘s’

19¢ a pair
Dbesitin Ind Suede. 'ileece lined
Special tonight 19c.

 

 

25c Women
Gloves 19¢ ‘a pair

Black cashmere fleece lined.
Special tonight 19c yord. '

*5c Tumblers,
“6 tor l9c

 

,‘l'hln' blown; pleio'and enigrar‘ 1!

Special tonight 6 for 19¢; ‘

7.59cnatt'rub

Dishes 39c

noun bran nickel plated shew
is! tonight 39c.

10c‘90unng Flam

In remnants. 81mlsitonigh‘t" 3
yards for 19¢.

$l 50 iceland
Blankets 99c

 

‘ Full site. hoary nap. white And

8M3. SW! tonlxllt‘fikt

 

 

 

 

“99m knowing they would become low.

The Democrat. the tip toes are in

the old bills. m good
trill it do. it it contended to more
passing out the tip. tor nationho-
zero" tram minim notation to

Granite“ lecture or , rig!
Ruth A union, of )Vs'tsrbri; it
of Geo?“ W into at 00. I».
Goon. Vol. lot. 919. o in).

Allie”, A. Upton. vim or minke

or the Amnmgéon. or Markham“. into:

I New B“

 

 

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