Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 26, 1913 · page 9

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various lesibletors and the 'fyello " "
pres... keep President Mellon ‘ao bue- "
11h Woeflebdlag and enulainlnir
that neuritis little dine late to obtain!
to hit; work which in that of conduct-
in; h largo rhiiro’iid eyfitelil fill this
hair. taking one email strand at it talk and Investigation neetns to lend ‘
1310 his tonight and by morn nowhere and it causes the road lots '
more we disappeared .0: tr‘o'il‘hie’ lieu peanuts no one. The ,
“tor math” application. or two it ,public‘ is not helped by 1L and time
will be reltored to its natural color who omr stock in the road are great-
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‘tl‘heyive talked consolidafion here, tor
‘ 3 3 ! many, many yearw 1 i. ‘

To hear the boomers tell, I on
The presence of- a large number at ‘twouid turn a attenuate; tears
state unicorn added to tile occneion; They vote three times to do the trick
and the speeches they made" on they“ that really ought to bind
oenehts derived mm membership in when all at once there copied a kick.
the great order of Red Men were at- you dfinrl they’ we changed their
tentively listened to; Among the are .
turn were G'reat Sachem John oeueni " .77.
of Danbunr; Great Senior Sa‘gsmore. Enema. . ,

F. A. Wells of Waterbury Great Jun-"Right in this old town—Lille dear old
ior {Sesamore George IA. Faircllibd of town—-

Strattord; Great Prophet Edward '1‘. They send a man to Hartfoi'd than
Buckingham ot Bridgeport; Greet they any he threw him down.
Keeper of Wampum 0 S Culver of He introduced it bill; but when they
New Haven; Brest Chief of Records have 33 “me the m... .
and Great Keeper ot annypum at the when it canes to law, then they want
llnlted Stet/es William Saunders. of to withdraw.
Naugatuck, and Deputy Greet Sachem Right 35 this old town
Frank M. Econ, 0t ‘Donbury.

Deacon William Miller, of South 21:33, town is Very 10353381952031.931-
Norwalk, one or the past great so- 3 now and then-- 3‘ .

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master of ceremdnles. and introduced “0'59““!!! men 3 .
the various speakers 1“ M3 “9““ WV“ Now when you have 39..brldge to build.

V-‘" way: they offer up their brains—3— .
' The Criterion qnnrtette or Bridse- You lead them 1,0 the; elder-and then
,port composed of George Tordoriti the bill 303.9313 mums,
.lliayry Fenian Gouge Lush and James
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manned.
‘Flve thousand doliErt “lingoyou could
build the bridge tor that:
You should carve out hie name, in
your newlliell of teme—~
Right in this old town.

hers and was obliged to respond to
"i séverdi sitcoms Frederick or. Jen-2
hinge. of 8mm: Norwelk, presided‘ut
the pine. ,
“‘ lib-null Brn‘itllwdite of Bridgeport.
entertained with a repertoire of songs
and stories. and. he usual. 'wnu called
on for a number of oncoree, so well
. were the selections received. 'l-lin hit
- of the evening was an original compo-
eition, touching on local conditions in
The Nertv‘ailre: as fellom‘.
"MI-W my ”iii-Ill OLD TOWN."
Verse: by rm firewalls, cringe.
port. Conn.

When i got off the train tonight i2 felt
3 it rather cool.

l we glad I brought my overpower—l
do that as a rule.
The air in very itinerant here; up
home It's rather nice. 33 2

I found the much, i declaremhteoor
Wells was making no. 2

-2. 2 “v 2 '~ attorne e (or the 'New‘iiavon assert
I to slits: ligt 2);: dilizmigoi‘dls this 6"" "-" ‘ - I cm at ‘ caucus °£ the Demotratlc the “detest co natructioniua oi the be holidays at
‘ . ' . Right in this old town—win thil dear Communion 0‘ New Haven “WWW Sherman not will be unable to and
lily rumors that we hear at late. there a . ’
. ,3“ “.3“ William it Thorn-o, oi' Waterbury. . 2 5 33 3 3
something going amino. 0 anythibg on when; to one an an o .
.9335 30 "Were 30533 to 3.331 3", on aleoniato of Mayor Reeves, la and

'I‘here'nNorwnik and sSouLh 3'Norwsik.

, too. they call them twins. you see.

It enema so strange. but yet We true.
they never can agree.

truutwyou’li one the price come
down." -
They merit it up so high flint poor
talks canal buy."
And the Ice men say. rob this people
each day
With! iii ihid old toll/Ii.

chorus.
Right in this old town-win thin
old town~ 3
They try to well: together, but they’re
always falling down.
One set» a new high wheel. the other
one can't keep cool»-

lien?

i heard A tale the other day Lil-streak
Iy made me indir-

Ahout the central dire house.
been building unite awhiih~

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' ' 1“", Mother does the ““3”“ ""5 . w , Mr. Allen and Wilbur 8 ahemood. oi novel gm ‘9 g
""3” mm" ‘ complain. doom 9! Sentinel loom Ara Bernard. who held the state recur-do. W 2 3 f.

1 ~ Learning the Only or m The italics and adding or me and Inn Intro new". i

‘ because committeeman Archie Nani:
Breame 4 refund to let him paint. ‘

declined to new... longer

‘1‘ with Browne of Norwich.
elected record-ins secretary, ‘and an
amendment was also made to have a 22‘
,‘ corresponding secretary, Mrs. Gharlee
u new. at soothington, being named -
: tor that oiline. 'l’he counselors arm
, Mrs William. Holmes. of Aaaohia. and
Mrs (charlie: C. Barnunwoi Dnnbnry. 2

" announced that the Sarah Whitman
' ,‘l‘rninbuii chapter, of watertown, will

. ing a: the Conuecticutsoclety, which

3, planned. there will be a celebration

‘ , November will be selected.

.day were most interesting.
2 thousand- dollura has been expended

, succeed FredericklM» Peaeley. aaiudxe

, nor. the tor-moi nomination, . in help:

Wag re-

For the meeting next year: it was 2

act as hastens“
Plans were also discussed for the
twenty first anniversary of the touudL

comes next November. I All now

held in the Foot Guard armory M

many at; possible of the resents or
the chapters throughout the state. and
probably the president general and
other noted people will be present.
The dole tor the celebrntlonhas not
yet been set. but a convenient date in
‘Qulte HR
elaborate program will be prepared
and the celebration will replace the
usual annual meeting of the society
The reports at the meeting yester-
Eleven

in. the state the past year for elite
optional work, more than has ever
been. done 'ileiore. The meeting was
a .very pleasant doe-and wesaitended

state. Tea was servedoptthe arrival
of the guests. and between the morn-
ins and niternoon sessions a luncheon
has held in the town hall.

303 District; Counaeneh . 3..«
imminent). March ads—That More
or Francis 13‘. Reeves, of Waterbury.
will be. nominated thy Gov. Baldwin to

at lhedietrict (manner. Waterbury.

I 2 was tempted. at the Capitol. today. Mr .

nounceept, to that ei‘iectis expected
from the Governor this. week.
Jndue Pannier/Ts urn: aspires Much
30. 19“. 2t
According to one clone to the Goren

held all pending the nomination at a
federal ludxo. to aucceed the late Jim
on P. Pieit. ’l‘blu nominee will be de-

to be a candidate «th6 :United States
will». no no friend: believe that
an announcean a! Meyer 'lloevee'
.mmlna lion .milht dimlnlah hll choocea
for the nomination. ,

 

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NEW FM EN ROILD TO SELL “we
iN6 9"! TRADE W HARVEV.

Hartford. ralitoa‘d is negotiating to
transier its entire dining car service
to the control and! imminent oi
Ford Harvey. Mr. Harvey iota direc-
tor of the Santa Fe system. receiver
for the Kansas City street railway
«lines and head of the. Hervey chain
at hotels. it is said the duel is like-
iy to be completed within two weeks.
The passing of thendlnzlng service
tram the New Heron's control n' in
pursuance of the road‘npolioy to rid
itself of all its corporate interests are
cent at straight-transportation linemen“
on lines operated «by steam and those
on which electricity has supplanted.
steam .

The substitution of all steel Pullman
cars too the New Raven’s own parlor
car sarwiee, which is taking place as
rapidly are the condiment can be- oh

tolned. ms the first step in this" di-

modem:-

Following the entrance of the Pnil- ,
man ucompany into New- Elisahd i
which it veinly had tried to gain for
many years, came the announcement
that the New Haven would dienda‘e of.
its steamship and trolley linen Within
the iaet ten days all the readfs trill

Icy. lines in Eastern Connecticut have
been acquired by Morton firmer“; '9!

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structile control otthcae great trim.
eels, it In said that its notionwni‘iote
stall proceedingu which mislfi be be-
gim agoinet it «or alleged tiolalioilti‘l
the Interstate coinmewe tend not
Trust laws "

The trolley line-din Eastern Conner»
tio'ut physically constitute a separate
systemil'eaching no large cities. and it
it eliid'é that on this mend. that

ven uncflegal combination existed; on
action’tln'the‘ United Ciatell'oourt wan
“contemplated loom: to“ the ‘dileolu-
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or were on ADDING MAcHiNt
'BRIDGEHOET. March 20.43 “Walter
(2. billion. a nineteen year old clerk In
the employ of the ‘i‘. ”ii Wench end
homily. yesterday won the slate
chunoionahlp and‘ establishing
records for listing and Eddie: cheche.
'l'be content waa held at Hartford un-
der the hospices oi the Hartford Chap-
ter. American Inelilnte or intuition.

has lots at firearm sage? me out

The New York. New Haven and ‘

none to aid the government.

through lie contrdi by the New lia—

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luxuriant than ever. 3
1 new debuts“ my they are lell‘ '

rm r3 tamer m.

WABHLNGEON, :M’mh 3. mwlv'hen
leavers-r smtetloldne hoisted nonline-
moiety, titty discovered that: one;
one out of every 47 men who voted
rich Woodrow Wilson for President
was a candidate tor a federal position
'rhey eiro‘deducee dial-tact hint there
will be an army at heart sick and die-
appointed office seekers numbering
upward of 17)le too there are i0y~
3843 jobs to penned and 131, 630 pa—
‘Lrio‘hi who have signified their willing

The question of patronage‘is giving
President Wilson and members of hie

cabinet dome uneasy hound. Every et-
tort is being made to spare the tool:
lugs oi hone whose piioatidhs mist
be. trained damnw ie eff-the some
time theavoilobie and gt than for the
various places are being sought The
talk OI einxling out the proper mater-
tel Lmlthont Causing rodenee to those
vihoa‘e ambitions netebsarlly must be

Wreem in the process has proved to
be a delicate their.

W bile Postmaster General Burieeou
has the Melt-Ibnflon at a greater num-
ber of .“piume-f' than any other mem-
infer ihe' cabinet he is in a happy
poeitloe aw compared with secretary

outlier. " “"2“ ;
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Heels—{ma anything M a m
fediwafle hit-n to, luvs the? We can
Homily mills tor money? Peok-
sure: ' To llhiie he'r demandingfi .

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decade. They have talked into the
hall oi vaudeville tame.

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mainmani. a daunting army

From over? antic a ”septic we...
Today, totem and every day will ,2

For on elm daye we will celebrate".
our "manhole eerie; vaudeville ‘I

The minis): and ringing when: or e

tacks

New Haven road it was in bad shape.
3: and 3 .My 3,115.2 mm appom‘ Mince: he become president there hue] ‘

. beenaehendy improvement.
at dollars have been and‘ are being
spent for improvements on all
zillnee and it is e2 gigantic tank to‘
shame and loci: otter all this work;

credit in any «boldness and the con»
tinned attacks on the World its 0!
heart do not help- the credit of the 2.
norms or new Engipndf it but bci
impoielble to borrow money fer all“
the improvements demdnded‘ by the
public it the credit of any road is hr
lured and there any no roads that can
get along without borrowing large
sums of money.

m we ’wrrnnoam mu '

An Invention of talented Mention -
giving a mi old time minemi our

children and opinion holding their
blocks of the m Haven stock as a '
correct-vatire inveetment that pays
them a 369;; dimlend much or it pur.
chased at; a“ much higher price than ’
it is selling tor today
ammo: do not care how much when
lity “noun-n these holders 0! the
mock. Surely it does not look as it
thgydldd had it would seem that
thel Otto» fled innit» drive the stool:

great deal by! unwarranted. and un-
. rounded Mackb A lot oi trouble and”
Stunt less to others can be indicted -
but those who ere meponeibie for such
notion usually get the worst of it in
the end

. it is about time that
stepped In and demanded Linn three
.especlnliy‘bho are holding eifllive of-

When W. Mellon tool: hold or- the

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Further titan title these attache

have m reflected on the New Haven
road and other New mislead lines

that their stock has gradually been

forced down to extremely low points. JOHN D. BROWN IN‘SUR
Do. these who are keeping up this
sort of campaign amidst the roads.
realise the lam number. or women
and m they minjnrhg by the
decline in. the band‘s nook and credit? '

There are hundreds of women and

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does stop right where the

ineede remedying go at
“inane way and take it u
ficere ot the road. We ii
into as anxious to rained
that is wrong as you are it
conditions improv.ed

Brown, for 33 years preeid
Connecticut 2mm insurenc
is dead at the age ol'.‘
piexy.
to Minnesota just before 3
and when President um
ed carried Minnesota's no
lngton This was the std
torn! vote. '

Second Minnesota value!
through the war Mr Kohl
Hartford in £885 and he
became connected with Lil
‘cut «Fire Company:
made secretaryi'iind‘ in 1'3

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