V , condition Adlress Store, care Send
‘3 fuel. «31 1611+.
work girl for tramlly at two.
38 Morgan Ave. Nor-walk
VWAN'VI‘ED - GENERAL HOUSE-V
1191i
Vlnquire 49 Fairlieid Ave
WANTED—WASHING ANVD iRON—
~-Iing at. some or will go out by the dAv.
LOST
VVrooms, all lionrovoments.
office, South Norwaik.
.3 .- LOBTMUMBRELLA VLOST SN
3 trolley car which left Newtown ave.
3 {due at 9: 30 o'clock this morning.
Finder will mouse return to Sentineilf
.16 1
TD LET
V‘iV‘V-o LET—41111111 OF. STORE. (imbi-
traiiy located. steam heat. in good
. FOR SALE—~81” 0F FRENCH
.chlna, Oriental ball runner. oak exten-
slon table. 11:1 e and small brass lpur-
1‘th cases. , lithe new. At a bar-
gain; Thyme-14041.3 3 . 7:16 lit
VTO LET—~8ECOND1FLOOR. FIW
15 Summit
Ave Inquire on promise or Patrick
Mockiern Norwalk iron‘ Works. 14 3t
'10 LETL—dfiolvr comics. Knot.
er Bldg. inquire C. T.;McGovorn,
Keeler Building. ‘ '3 14 3t
General Insurance
FIRE INSURANCE 3
Real Estate. Room' 14,
Norwaik. Public Stenographer.
w...
HAS MOVED
his office from 29 North Main
3 street to the
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING.
in West Washington Street.
Tab, office, 10693; house, 698.
LVC. T McGovern
Keeler
Building, 156 Washington St, South
. . utes from post otilce; also 8 room new
——_.
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’ 3 Undertaker D. W. Raymond
Tp LET—FURNISHED HALL
room. heated6 use or bath, $1. 2V?) week'-
iy. Inquireil 1-2 Hamilton AveL. top
floor. . ‘.
improvements.
store, First St, East Norwalk.
Grocery.
'ro LEV—NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE.
improvements, on trolley line, 10 min-
house on Slocum St. Geo. Mitchell.
’ n1 tt
T0 LET—APARTMENT AT 39
Chapel St. and 2135 Washington street.
inquire 64 South Main St. (116 u
TO LET~HAMILTON AVE, HALF
room list; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block tram railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. s13 ti
The Live.
,V, V V Up-to-dnte -V
ry. 1:3
Merchant
with that
Satisfied
Expression
Lurking in
His Coun-
tenance
Is the
Successful ‘
Business
Maxim
He
Advertises
in The
Sentinel
3 Crew, 30 Chestnut St.
. to 1913.
Mom has on or balm Jan-
uaryi 11;“ 913. will draw interest
from dentistry in.
BUSINESS NOTICES
BOARDING—TABLE BOARD, FUR.
nished rooms. House modern and
home like. Hot water :heat, electric
light, 'phoule. Three minutes from de-
pot. Rates moderate. 'Mrs. H. A.
14 8t
TURKISH BATHS FOR. Till!)
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworih's Sanitarium. ’l‘el. Egg. 1
i.
NABH’s MODERN GOODYEAR
soot add shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
runranteed. 28 West Washington St.
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Dividend Notice
THE SOUTH-V... NORW-ALK SAVINGS
BANK
South Norwnlh. Conn.
At a meeting of the directors of this
bank hold this day. a dividend at the
ruin of four per cent. per unnum was
declared to depositors from the earn-
ings of the six months ending Decem-
ber 31,1912. The same will be enter-
ed on pnsmbooirs and paid on and af-
ter January 10,1918.
Deposits made on 01 before January
10 191.1 will dimv interest from Jun-
uury i 1913
ily order or the Board 01 Directors.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD,
(123 3w ‘ Treasurer.
Dividend Not' e
ionH 85M1»ANNUAL DIVIDEND 01'
THE NORWALK SAVINGB
, SOCIETY.
Norwslk. Conn,
December 111. 111111.
At a meeting of Directors of this
Society held this day. a dividend, at
the rate at FOUR (41 per cent per sn-
zmm was declared to Depositors tron:
the earnings of the six months ending
December ill. 1912.
The same will be entered on can
boolm and paid on and alter January
WILLIAM A. sports. d’rosldont.
FREDERICK A. 31.1.8, Transits?!
t
WW hm MW man
The New Science
DIFINiTiON 01' GHIROPRAO‘HG
chiropractic in the science or the
cannot bribe discuss and the
calculi sting til
blame is none
copy” a wrench. twist or a is
the their. rims 14‘ done in tissue
it. creates pinched nerves and pain is
later 1110 in on didvmat brains sad
“abhorrent" remove the cam is
«blasters sit: pairflfihflltb is restored
VIV“;3 'V
9
AUTOMOBILEO FOR VGVMpVfl-V-A
1331.’
T0 LET—*7 LARGE ROOMS. ALL 2
21 (love Ave; alsoI 1 'i
n- ‘
quire R. Joselovsky or the United '
d23 th ’
or two-randy house. 6 rooms, and ii- _
moi.
handso‘the new 4041mm touring car,
120 inch wheelbttse, 36 inch wheels.
top. shield. speedometer. Bosch titul-
tion. Coat 12.100: Want otter. Boar
806, fitumtord, Conn. ' -
house for sale or to- rent, Tierney
Ave.I Norwnik. 6 minutes tram trolley
bargain it sold at Once. Lot
60 x 168. Inquire oi Frederick Greg-
ory. or St. John and Keyser. steam
boat place. 3 . , 34 3t .
FOR SVALE-MIDGIL COW IN-
qu‘ire James Mesaliy, 40 Stuart Ave.
Norwalk. Conn. ’ 53 3t
FOR SALE-GARAGE CENTRAIr‘
13* located. Good business and mum
storage. Address Garage, care Sjentl
ne.
. ,
Anosmms
Old Rodmeu’s Hall
(Over Woolworth’s)
3 I Refined ~
'PHOTOPLAYS.
SHOWING TODAY
WVENGEANCEVL—AV magnificent two-
noel Imp- feature drama.
THE xmas oil-'VT—VL-a real live wire
comedy.
‘I‘HE DANISH HUSSARS—A military
picture sure to please.
THE INDIAN RAIDERGu—Orlsinal
101 Bison western drama.
OTHER GOOD PICTURES.
All Matinecs ......... Se admission
Evening Adults, 10; Children, 5c
VCOMING romonnow‘
THE HEROINE on THE PLAINS“
The'gi‘ealest 101 lllson two‘roel lea.
ture ever produced.
HOYT’S
The People's Vi’opular Playhouse.
SAds
Vaudeville
MOTION
PICTURES
’5.
Sentinel with: 061111111thst opened
the way to opportunity for many. 3
chances for smash «mos. ms ' 3
his. securing smpibrlnontmsll eons
within the province or the Wants; '
fishnet Wants am am til
, - .34 at"
FOR 851.154an SIX ROOM
ti‘veVly under missuidlngV influences
which, as individuals; they would
V ins are not always
, a privately
owited public utility has toilet! in its.
obligations to the hoopla to the ex,
tent that public ownership seems tob'ei
the logical remedy. even. then every
(lace and aid th Vlooai concern to
meet its just requirements. Patience
and persistent determination to im
prove existing methods are often far
wiser than to multiply public recent ,3
bilitles, and only such communities as
can thus consld this matter, are lit
to be trusted with "public ownership.
The municipalisiug of any form otV
money earning public utilities carries
with it sr‘ést billions im- good or
evil and muth .fVoVilnded on good rea
son and proper methods at the start
to stand the test or time. "What in
medicine for one is poison tor sooth;
er", was never more applicable than to
municipal ownership; every municipal.
ity stands alone’ in this matter and
must meet the issue according to the
merits of its own pecullixr conditions
and expectations.
It advising where private ownership
conditions are not considered satis-
factory, i would say, first lay those
conditions bare to the light oi Impar-,
tiai investigation, and it Just causal
it‘or grievance is revealed. start for the
remedy looming the offending com-
pany instructions to produce the «bet-
torment required, within a reasonable
time. You have the possibility of a
municipal plant in the oitcrlng as a]
dual msort Year Public Utilities
Commission stands ready to oervo‘
you; your state legislature is behind
it.
of strength cannot be gathered: nmon'gl
be eftectli e in
opera tiou. "
as
power, gas
telegraph. 3
lie utilities, such
electric lighting and
service. water works,
telephone, steam-bouts,
fuel amply. even tenement houses
in the minority, illlil public ownership:
is looked upon as the thing to be as 1
pooled.
European countries, public ownership
come first. There is not-hing now about,
public ownersth or community 0WD-
thn man that grasped his reason and;
there is strength in numbers; thus that
community was established. The con»1
niuuity discovered and prepared! a
night so that they might
not be chromed by the one-
my. tor srcutcr convenience
in moving; about and so as. not to mls
take mob other in the dark for it too;
turns hoopla: it
community 119th plant.
simply added refinements. While so
may min; away our valuable public
service "cushions, we hive termites
tor the convenience that we iu1n11y3
enjoyed. Privato riwusrship was a M3
later product. under it goodwill buf-j
armaments have been derision,
ed in our comfort ”and con-
venience. we m it , our
deepest gratitude ibr all this, out
having bond gs careful in controlling
it as we were in restoring it? it 1113
mighty nice to be called on. but it we
handy. in out 5 on catholics Thus
in
, hood generous Connecticut They
' laws" that resolute and] they see that
indulge in such luxury we become inch of both prlv to?
3'33 V TV blues of this kind 330r' a V
l‘ tomb of 21 years They do not
rive
,theta away tor over as is done b3 our
they are rigidly applied in regsrdi oali
dorms or public service. both tinder.
municipal and private ownershlp3 and
their trumilnahcihl condition must be
kept on pulls record. it we si3’ould
step right no'w' snip instead of irean
in; more laws that blind; contuss3 and
become dead isues long before ithoy
are ever heard of by the people! sup-
posedto havem‘ade them: it westum-
so our 'eit0rts mere to seeing that our
present laws are made to; 1equate for
the public good first and especlnl 1n-
tércsta secondly, and be caretul about
giving away our- rights than piubllo
ownership would receive ltseli into n
more question of policy within a iieid
or indisputale ssrvicec “'-
Notwithstanding all the difficulties
which municipal owuershlp in i this
country has had to struggle aglllnst.
its growth" and the interest it has
amused. insplte of them. showglit to
be a very live issue lndeed._ A glance
at the statistics on this subject is
quite convincing of this fact.
The number of municipally owned
as plants in the United States Invlreasq
ed 1mm 15 in 1901) to 26 in 19063, but‘
since‘that tithe the increase has ibeeu
comparatively small, probably due to
the more rapidly expending ui3e or
electricity.
Water works under municipal ownwer l
ship may be safely stated at about 60%
or the total number or both the public
and privntely mood, in the Ilinlttd
totes :
Municipalizln‘g th stnest‘ railways.
may be said to have made a start, in
this country. but that is about all. in
Canada however several cities now
lown their railways.
in 1881 there was bub one muniei
pally owned electric lighting plant in
presents a remarkable growth in n
lumlnutlon.
in Great Britain. more than three
"mike“ unuriers oi the water works and over to
half 01' the electric lighting. electric
are served by them.
Generally speaking, from buvlui; \ch
miblic utility undermining or Esp;
land Scotland and lreland chef:
eminently successful examples o sill»
erahip, us it wrap in the beginning} iclunt management and onulpnwnil. nud‘
compare favorably with the privately
that 1 also examined
The [act that the prevailing mo buds
of municipal administration in our
od commercial public utilitiesi, an
illness at Europe, is more of a reduction
upon our laxity in tho dulled oi clti
cousins, than an argument walnut the?
principal of municipal owuai
by splendid reforms in monieipil so»
'tninirstion. to such an extent that her
standards or city government contain
that public ownership me all more object lobsons which we could will at 3
was tor us to reply upon at one time turd to apply to our own inuniiipali.
“Div 9
Both private and municipal d not»
ship have legitimate iiolds to ill} and
both will an thorn mmy 11' Mi in»
Id and iptbtsutqd wisely by 311m
whom; they are erected to serve. The
lemm the pron-me. autiulslr
niacimbip should be a inst. in 23 nth
or wayi. (100d oitisonshlp is s to»
any that will ‘hrlns out the vii-toss
dud. public o3 our
country clours,‘ 1th
to either at but
-ll’ 3»:
illllil in this
tho"
in
“‘9" “f “V “ beacon °‘ light and W“ 9”“ Britain 3‘” "M“ through m"““’V,tlie American Federation ot inborn
13m; thus came the trying civic conditions than are have was “mama“ to ”W“ hetero the
Time has before us and has remedial the evils:
. 121
bed, "none areal terrible cousin
, .. do cl organised
bor. There have been added heart
who end sorrow t
burdens. Then men Accused and sec
tensed cannot suitor the pending:
alone+—bpon them and all workingmé an
tall the suflk’arinhr and penalty.
ganized capital—~the conspiracy to
murder the liberty of the tellers, to
tear from them‘ the insulin or. protein-
condition to leave them. bare and de-
15 not such a conspiracy sufficiently
dastardly to incur some odiumi‘ Should
the conspirators \with their hands
slainegi with life blood of menu ombi
ity? Should they be allowed to con-
tinue to manipulate the powers VotV gov
ornment, the administration of Justice.
tolerable? .
"More wise it is to 9er social Vino
tics while yet wemav; The judge who
presided at the trial realized one“ or
the issues—sovernment' by injunction.
Haw-less autocratic, irresponsible exers
else of governmental authority, accord-V
lug justice to the weak-3 "
,the trial of the iron workers, was re-
iferred to particularly by‘Mr’. (tempers,
when he declared that “our whole so
cini organization seems to be on
trial " ’
3smugiyassured gfxpsrsonal irresponsi-
bility.“ Mr. «(tempers Said, “tatuously
declared the evidence in'this case will
convince any impartial person that
gmernment by injunction is infinitely
to be preferred to government by (13"
namlte.”
V‘The worthy judge
had blindly
This 4191118 so all that Is needed "“3 United States there are “‘3“ “Stucbanced upon one of the causes, but
is a lost cause and a unity of purpose 9d 1385 and the 30W“ number 33V ‘33 'bnd failed to realize casual relation-
among yomv people If finch a union tlmated at more than 1500. T1133 I'i: :V-Shll’ The WOMB {03 him were simp-
y
‘u contentionui epigram~he does not
those most directly interested as will CONWWHVNY “9‘" field 0‘ municipal, know that there is a law of life just as
bringing abOut the in: ownership 1“ the short “37’0“ M 3.. immutable as lhe law oi gimliation;
movement desired or the alternattvs31'031‘ 9911961113” in “W 0' ”WWW." got attraction and repulsion; a law oi
iihen what chance would a municipal Vclosely matched radical extremes V01!“ V;Ilte which meets ty runny and injustice
ownership stir—whose 800d 19811118 vcr and disfavor that ‘1‘“ “item“ it ,by résltuncé VVVTbe inaptndss', are the
depend in 1818911 “11011 Ilillll' and (30- I" “‘30 shows that “‘9 “Whig in ”WV? unuarranlnblc character of this ulter-
,ot municipal ownenship in this “Uliiiance 0f the
in Europe “11 manner of pub. started with the advent of the use or aileid outside of the case he
runway, electricity as a practical means of il~' take another map at labor u
judge, discloses how fill
went to
Mr. (tempers defended the Ameri. an
Federation oi Labor as u force for be:
rmeut of conditions and resented the
attacks made upon it since the begin-
uud theatres. are conducted underflm‘wr» 8“” “N street “MM 1‘1””“Vning of the dynamitcrs’ cases.
seine instances, private ownership is Me owned by the municipalities 111133
“We have been investigated,"
3.811111 “from the first insinuutlon
he
Villul
{the enemies of our movement muduV
This is largely because, in lied and closely studied the municipal to get the men 'hlgher up and because
of their directly and indirectly con
3" nectlng my name with the men sup
posedlyx‘lligllor up. I have declared
my readiness. at any time. to submit
for examination by any representn‘
became a social being. he realised that owned lllldel‘lllkluits (it the shine kibli,l;1\veg of constitute-(ll uuiberiiv or by n
30011111111199 of any respectable body of
citizens every document paper or ac
count ilnuncial or otherwise. l have
spring for the use of its people. and we WWW! “0 not its favorable til 1:316 challenged and new challenge any 01
have the community WELD!“ works. Aiionlcient 011811111011 01' municlpoily“ own {our enemies to allow that there 1m
been any unlawiul conduct or any con-
nootlon, director remote, with any vio«
31cm o in contraction with any labor
controversy, or otherwise. 3
“hr Frank Morrison secretary of
grand Jury lilo took with him, not only
all the financial accounts and transac-
tions or the American Federation of
labor, but his own. and alter a thin-
bush scrutidy and investigation, they
our allies. Not a scintills of evidence
or stupiciou or wrong doing could be
discovered; not a ”lanthanum of
artists."
The federation loader rotorrsd to
“Moments dine by John alilrby. In.
president or the scum Mountaintop
era Annotation; ‘Wfii. J. ilm'us, the dc
motive who caused the stroll oi the
McNamara. after the 140s Angst
Times explosion; Harrison may ‘iltis.
editor oi that paper, and other: '
be characterised as unusual. hi on
yielded inner" and continuum
'You‘ will see that advancement
milst conspicuous Add retention one
nuances or the ndl spoils trial more 3
our already heavy
“But what or the conspiracy of or V
tlon' by which they have betteredi their 3‘
tion, happiness liberty, be accorded 1
nothing but honor, newer, respectabli '
until the oppressed find the burden in!
log privileges to the strong and deny. '
Judge Anderson, who presided over VV
“Even the Judge who tried the case -
were returned to him and are now at -
Vwam enemies or visualised labor or, . ,
oletently tolls V V,.t.hVe
Vion. Mr. Gomrpers fiilldgflifl-Cv
tenaeless llfl the combative strungle‘l ‘ VV
injustice and
a defensive move on the
other Each will protect is o
tere’stswwould anybody el
Vtor him?" 3, :
foreign shore, 3 3
The stress of money-getting had ‘
me sick and sore.
Och, foolishness of people, when
man needs to have,
And be he lord or peasant. but~aii 3
a grave.
The land was'thiclt with churches
aye, many, spires on spires 3
The people. looking sOrry, in
and in shires, . V
Were reading of their bible uni
they missed be sure: ~
"The poor are always with you!"
God help the poor!
They haven’t too much honor o
there i find. 3
The country where no money
better to my mind. 1 ’
They don't be dreamin mono and
man has got the time ' '
To look all signs and mountain w
.turn it rhyme
They’re neighborly in Irelilnd.‘
they're little store
,They‘d share it with a finish
thoies still the open door.=
For him that turns away the pod VV
turn away noted
The very Son of God Himself
begs io'r bread.
They area's making money“
water and the land.
Please God they‘ll learn no 5
but keep the opeivhsnd.
And what they lose they're sav
what they give they hold ‘
Ah, God help the foolish peep,
the gold!
There’s hover any hurry here
always time to our
“God save you kindlyl" all t
and pass the inhaler Vday,
To smoke a pipe beside the 1
maybe in the sun. , ,
And be holding him] discourse.
, irionds that's sons. 1'
The sun upon your shouldVV
you through and £11m.
And souls are more tits 3 j
the place we're invalid,
Ooh. latte n antcflrn 3
the satiny sills 111 ‘
And be invln’ money. kill
foolish rich!
«Katherine Tynan, 3,1n..tlm
boss. V V V
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OPPORTUNITIES.
“meander brings new on
added pollibiiltieii, for “tunic.
are alive to their chances coil
to intro advantage at couditi
There is swarms way for tilt
selections. skilled worker
ahead-«Vote s sentinel W
listing Molly and concisely
realm; tab or your prom
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