Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 14, 1913 · page 6

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elated convmlon of Butler
homer. R. A. M» will he held at Its
' me. January 14th. 1018, at
pelt p. Ill. Work. Mark Deane.
iI «it. A. plum hordlnlly end (rt
”1"!“in~ invited.

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VV lJTlvl NonWAL
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President—Nehemiah mus-o. ,
Vloe-Pnsldept—Ohsrlu J. fldmn.
Iotretny—‘Jrank w. Hadley.
‘ ‘Tmeureo—Matthew VCorhstt.

 

 

 
 

 

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‘ Bu‘siness Department 1
slaw-Brunchg Office, Norwalk.
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joys—City Editor' 3 Residence

MUNICIPAL COAL YARDS.

Waterbury is in the throes of muni-
foal cosi‘ yard agitation. The “Sun-
'ay Republican" devoted a half page
to interviews with alderman. who, for

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

: the movement.

VVgV M’s have heard mutterings here and
there ol a municipal conl ysld in
» south Norwalh. The project wasseo
5:10me considered recently by some of
tour foremost citizens and. while noth-
' has clung, of it pp yet, the seed
been sowu and shine dny ting har-
vest will surely -be reaped.

‘ We sounded A warning to railroads.
recently. that their arbitrary. attitude
towards the “rubble" and their disre-
“ nerd of the leg, was hut furthering the
interests of the Socialisiic propaganda
of municipal ownership.

lensing it cause which file years ago
I mid have been hosted down and
deemed by the very people who are
now work-lug hardest to lhrlng it about.
imilm condition is lacing crested

While we very lunch dislike to see
a cause of local capitol suffer. We are
the opinion that unless capitalists.
no or small, heed the unmist‘akwhle
sl‘ns which are everywhere in svl-
do co. their days uro short

cool at (3.00 por top is too steep
r the man at moderate circumstan-
with u soon job uiul fair salary.
what must It be for the more unlor»
. is; who is living froth lugnd to
poo/nth, day in and do) out? .

" ficmething 11.... got In 1W done and
mllokly. it it is not the 1nult
local dealers. and they dlolln
Vol. they should take immediate
on toormnize and set at the not
men. for they are the ones who
the the sufferers from the one
i DVJ-MIMD of coal yards V

in Venture the opinion that there
Jew in the oily today who Would
period A cool dsiler it: fair
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under eonslvuotion it costs

it in utimalsd til-t war he! mil

than 10.090 Wis.

bonded itself to on. extent of another
$100,000 for permhnent loads ‘
liter are we tumult vet *a‘lgore are

. under consideration at the present

time mpny moosltiohs along the
building line. which will add mater-
isily to the heouty as well as wealth,
0' WRQRYL

nextgyear should he lucmsed to the
extent of another million.

for hat manufacturers ”to

already consolidated all their branch-
es. under the local roofs, giving em:
ploymént't‘o a. number of local men
and ‘bringing other families with
them. I .

The Croiut and Knapp Company is
pushed to the limit’of its capacity to
ill! its orders and is adding to its
plant. 1 ,

The same conditions .preyail in other
branches. As stated in this news
paper some weelss m, the Lockwood
Manufacturing Company is adding to
its plant in order to create adequate

in; orders.
» our hint-thence art hourly for lost
year was an exceedingly good one for
them. They are called upon to sup-
ply oil sectloils of the town.

Our city is growing In fame and
prosperitv. Think it over. then, be
fore you decide to make u change.

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it is believed thatthe Ottoman troops
there, most of whom form part o{ the
Oeguisr army, are fairly well provided
with food and ammunition, as Scuinrl
always was a ‘gfeat center at the groin
mini and the Turks have a consider-
sbloorsfinoi there.

Janina in thmsoulh of l“plrus. was
made the rallying point for n lame
force of Turkish troops. who escaped
from \ionsstlr and other places in
Macedonia and Albania. The Greeks
pave closed all sppronchss to the for-
lress'fmm the south. out to the north
and west the mmuuicsilons still are
open and the Turks there are able to
obtain supplies. V , '

Collneoiiinz' reports as to conditions
in the asset tortuous of Adrianople ore
current, but it Missal": evident that the
million troops and lnhshiunu‘of the
oily om sunniuo‘iheetly from dimes
and look of supplies. They have been.
hastened our shes the last wool: of
October in the Mariammho have
since Man mnfotood to issue bodies
of isnvlsns 11mph trout their violet-lee
Con the other side of the ennui pol-list
Lula .

.of humiliate. who no «:er on.

62 rectum stretching m the
of V

 

While ms of won 116th so it.

liondoilars hove been invested in‘ ‘
building olen this cits during ‘ “
the pest you-«a meistrd .

if the city answers do '7
their work' propeniy. our grand 'Vilst

Another fever-sols prospect for the “
, prosperity oi the city is the tendency

re-locate Z
. their plants here. 'i‘wo cencerns have

Isollltles to meet the rush of incom- "

BOIFEhEIdE‘

Before the religions lilies defendinp
Constantinople there it a [root mm 1 '

macho, sud WV them is the lion; 1

 

clue smash unanimous: *: .135 ‘ 1 it
been mm id titles public imiida VV
lugs. namely. a city hall. a ilhroryV
and aoentrsiilrs elation. ' -, _.

Outside of ilril this the citr’» has. 1' -

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Ho dropped into his hell his seat

rOne night in Stoker

Hip weathered an’ 1“
face 1

A and expression boreJ
He was a pessimistic soul,

E2 Gnnzy was Aware;‘
An’ really dn’t see no good

In peope anywhere. 1 1

Vslrered

Herm Stokes, the -grocer.V was a
men A 1
Good natured to the core,
An eiius bed a word uvi chair
Fur patrons uv his store
He asked oi' Amos ’bog‘xt his
health.
An’ Ame he says. toys Jhe:
“Although my halth! its: putty

n lgoaodin t that ‘t WY bk u 1 231g:

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Hérm spoke of pollen-ties an’ sech
E: cheery e: could 1H
Ame made a face. not ii
said:
“ ’Tein't What it outer Jae "
An’ binniz' m 01’ Gungywllnlp .
‘He ’lawed wn 1m "»
“Although it's pugy iaVii'. "

N u”,
V"'i‘ain t what it otter be.”

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Hempoke uv this and’ spoke W
h
The church, on school. hn' slit
smVsl loch
eat like a sullsh wall.
“ hey may be good Enough ” he

His natur' plain to sew}

“But all the some ain't none as»

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Jest whet they otter th”
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Herm Stokes he couldnt’ JVt:n no

An s ht his fist. “
0 counter 3 an‘
Arm lumped like lie shot.

‘ Ann mm? its slid. "yo m“? V‘V

it” kinder

to me ‘ 5:
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you“! .
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‘1 Mr; Oswell invited his use. 2-“

' ‘ their 3M

I t and there he was gone." the bottle;
1 between {intact and finds was n my

1 put sad to say this sheriff was coin

V‘ inionths.

' "Did I Do 'My Best?" ,

" inking molly captives, One of these

. who acting in the capacity of a ailer- ' -

' down into modern life and practice.

‘ conflict!

Mr. Cannon 3;
his .
evening“ service ‘when thé con 81er
tion was the largest for so rnif

Three musical number "1; -
the quartet provided the opening ,4: '
arches and at the close of; the strip n ‘

club to come to the front end slug 1'

Home 80 men earns to the front slid
involved the audience with the so

‘Mr. cuswell’t’ third sermon not

V serios celled "The confession o anV

 
 

Ancient Broker" comes post so
The following report is a frat; out ‘
of the sermon. “
1:; Kings;
vows.

40th:-
“While thy servsnt Was busy here;

29th Chapter;

ulnph for the people of Jehova, find"
they swoop the swans from the non."

captives fell into the hands of a guard}

in was under obligation to keep his '
mdu or else “orifice his own life.

polled to make cowardly answer to
king Allah when asked an Accounting
of his allies. Empty handed he stood
before the king and said .“Whilo oily
servant was busy here and there he
was gone? Whatever this'story of
this nameless, :but prophetic sheriff
with his pathetic confession meant to
tfnltihless king Allah. it gathers a thou-
sand fold: meaning as it is brought

The battle of life is on. That he
nJendous forces are marshaiied for the
The line of battle is trans-
fered from the hills of Palestine to

Vidal. an army of forces is more
gets”; financier; are at work! ' On one
side truth on the other error; right
end wrong; good and bad: purityivond '

 

polutio‘n: chastity and obs‘enity; hope

1. and despair; faith and skepticism;

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. reverence and desecration;

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1 I'm e prisoner.“

‘ Writer tells us of.
H or could m; soul ndsh to have then

1:. povnlhllitiss of spiritusi attainments
“Viioth in this ‘und'oiiler worlds .wlt

n he» one of lie-pelt loom iii hope.
m ms. olive you lily on?“ no It}
_ salmon on compelled to star the
. :V modulation in comma: with this
J. content should.

fail chum had escaped. his
lhmndh your finders end lust nut lie-

, you‘ did not purposely W the
sons Muesli; your heel hut While yoqun the door If m m liq“. on‘

love and- iust: piety and diabolism; I

liplillsss.
dfsln; fidlrine and pfi

the nomi- of the air: God the ”that;

Son and Spirit over uninst devils

lncnrmtc Ind spiritual wickedness an
high places. 11 This is the for reselling
alignment this is the bottle.

spiritualltiu. forces that determine!
character end destiny. the immortal
soul is the sheriff intrusled with
priceless prisoners and she chorus is
to the sheriff in the case "Keep this
prisoner“ for you must answer to the
Bothen you are the nhoriff.‘
you are the [carillon into whose
hoods the urchins prisoner to thrust
and to your core is Vpomlnltled tile tre-
mendous issue a: the conflict of life 3
V But who is this prisoner of‘priccless.
nameless value? What is his name?
Men call his n‘rstaams “launches."
influence! 'l‘o he the watches of so‘
whet s dimly in
this! what tremendous obligations
‘nrs here involved! Another inlplrod
"Prisoners“ or
Hope.“ but what more hopelul prison

1 the file Whose more open; up all the

how otteu don this prisons: came to

thot Mr préoloue
slipped

stilts of thy deliberate. «issue of

' Mt prisoner; you did list desire to
cruel: ills Jr‘s! m innuendo;

1m Agosto“ ..... minnow
amuslmommdis use

nuts. you“ will an» apt ‘
on panelist in the witness pied

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propane around of the human soul I

on; who .‘dés their
.tile hohse otikvid‘dnd Dr MJMMM ‘xlven abilities, and 1th!) from then?" Thé crisis' is come. will. 3?:

in "lo- i kin and the uncles: crust of. whet once in travel down the years,
onslaught Between morsiities will.“ a plot-loos promise but how all some he mentioned in the galaxy 0!

1 else withdraw. i

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Emile. sscond'nsxne of the Briton" la rspeake to the iirain‘ st- the-other end
‘taldiih” What care has my friend of that hand and recites the law of
the, sheriff token to 999““... this ex- gravitation lust-as accurately as do
saints orifiéner' Are we soils flour to: stars in their confess Ol‘ it is
polled to hear the 9W“ 0! the a diamond uncut and Lough awaiting
long line of sheriffs glid‘"‘iggurdsmeh the h‘ou’i- of recognition. opportunity a
who busy with other sli‘ hove is an Elijah presenting itself to the
[pied this talent in a. Vital. hid V'youth saying “What wilt then that 5
Voice lithe dint: find lie»‘,shsliV do‘ for tliee héforeil‘" am taken

 
 

«West awaken to the ”humus! forllt‘h‘e youth meet the emergency will
tunes involved think to We: for he he more then eoual to the' tool!
mer possibilities but find beneath the is he. or' is he not to he? Will he he .1 1
dust of lndlderence only a folded nup- Vhesrd and will his work abide? Will
Will hi!

empty hope Science discovered om God's prophets? That depends upon
Villa will in the waters 6! derltened the way in which he most: M: crisis.
also. new eyes. but an sishliess Whot is his answer? Does he ask
Not having one for sight they have lot social puestixe in Amos court?
lost the power. This is one or the For wealth, for authority, for prom
irripmslbie luvs of naturé and work: less? This is the chance for which
no alumnus with the prisoner of the ,sll his preparation. his hopes, hir-
sharlll'.-tliis line ability or the soul. ‘emhltlon have been looklua forum
mthsn it does with the so: of them. Now it is it hand wont to his

'Mnmiuoth cave God is the mutant emu! Upon that “will denim his

of oil economists. When he investsichsrnoter his destiny. Had Elisha.
a mono in the’Wifl .9! I "Jilin he re- the youthful gandldnte for prophetic
quires it to be used and developed or honors not met his opportunity with
have seen the the reply. “Let a double portion of
brilliant and the accomplished man of thy spirit fell upon me." his name
genius this to throw over the her or V would ndlror hove been remembered.
the bench or the forum the charm of nor his deeds Bet down In holy writ.
slemnt monitors. the shoe of finanOppol'tuniu: it is for an ancient
vlu‘élnx eloquence; i have seen such Moss’s p hear the call» end to see
Invons rising to fem with the panel-{tho vislon. He is hour with flocks
hillty for usefulness opening, doors and herds, he is at work in the wit
Ind ceiling with beckoninl hands. I ddrnsss but his day Arrived, his turn-
heve seen such on one turn aside and in: hush mm forth. “8an old
bscsuaé busy hero and than with thequllsis, camp out moustsius. mm
trite: or lilo, until the merit of the to the common eye. hut on Males V
heart. had bedside craves on the brow looked that morning this” were out. 1
d the soul had lost its briilisnce.3tho ram is him; earth was rich in‘
and the once stately hearing nuo‘ song and glory. tuneup guanine 0
given its.) to .ths doom-once of It ‘lim trim. 'l‘roet rose up slime he
more shim“ melting with inward poi fore him. voices echoed till-om the
lotion. mental Mir, and soul decoy. slry on that only his spirit listened
The int mm of our moieties: Add and his soul looked through his W
usuvaind past-or is ”le.“ Will‘ Mom he so busy distill; pm
what it moonlit some is allows us... prisoner oi vision and oppos-
m to More with. How Mes it tuuity will viscous. or will he i *
prisoner this must in m on. ls'sslos 1mm every summit , 1
tom dorm every damned M W
the m of every eloquent lhouohl "No" to ovary Appeal until hp
mg the mmoims and uh Im till! the very ground hm within
wwwm Wise. on he is stunning is sacred, Add that
so nitrite st gm sitar 1“ might. Merino the voice of the «skillet I»:
which he has“ ivslwi those forts
lowdown 1 every uremic» PIT?
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