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but: ALMANAC’ For
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own Department.
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ch Office, Norwalk. j
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d gotcmborc‘ of Humor-y
‘ 7, of New Canaan, will to
”confer the Master Mason's
duo and ancient form. M-
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_ ‘rlr a turkey supper will it 1
or of the w. M. .
to. BURR BEACH.
M. WILCOX, Sec’y,
. HILL AND BRANDEGE
’ .1111 her of the smaller newspapers
urds Mr. nut}
is outspoken in favor of real I
Mr Brnndegee and tl Q hard
lined at Mr Hill by the how
11 braid which states ‘the inhisi
but he belongs to a school of pub:
110w passing from untiw no r-
on in the mnnugmncnt of tiliu.
the Ansorlla l
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ylwlth the new order of thiilgu .
i not, adjust theinsolres to‘lt.
serious question," C(llilllillEH
in id, S‘whether Mr. Hill woi‘tlll
’ of congress again."
lulu probably tho first limo that;
ill has been laid upon the shell
oily, as :1 “has been.” The llel”,
\‘tho lag;_congre:<alonal election. ;
~ time, was not accepted by him an
I"! D BROKEN FOR NEW NA-
)! N's NEW POSTOFFICE.
Ex-GoVernor Woodiufl'
noreuaman Reilly Assist lln
} Ceremony. .
, HAVEN, .\'m'. 2l.~-«(‘oldnol
M, Ulimnn yostot'duy in ltltc
dunno: a large gathurlm: of bit!-
eity otilciuls brolto ground
# new ponioflico which in to be
don the Hill" of tho Tonllnc
l.‘. recently torn down. 'l’ht‘ ‘lll‘O-
git hoguu with u brlol speech by
libilUllnmn in which hu rot-lobed
liliitory oi‘ the pontoon-v iu‘oit'cl.
; kayo crodil to tumor 'Fluniuor
oley. Senator ih'undnizuo, (lotion-l
ibflonizreaumuu lluilly and ilrol’.
itior .tltolr efforts in furthering it.
(3101in llllmuti had tlii’iintl‘ the
ob veliul or earth l'ormur ilov
‘ ruff took the uhovol and it
till) ntcnrt. ’I‘hun (lnuurouanuu
bin turn, remarking as ho
. ll tiliovvii'ul or mirth to u (furl:
to find dirt it (our thi'uv in
t
rmnoulon lilo nhnv ‘1
o Bucrciury .luliu of tho
minnrto. who \tlll iuvo
rked and pincud m
night next the (1
mi the Past Grand m.
,uoChupluln will pay it open
sabermun Council, Tlu aer-
"t Royal Entertainod, Mar
holy, of .Smtnford, has boon
and a largo showing or iron-
nd their friends are expect
5 the Supreme; and (fraud
‘ boomer. A apeciai “v hit)"
out. out contributor“: full
of its memberu.
turn» ;
“it“!
lilllg '
rand.
gcnt'
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Thai-c” is only one sure myR-cxoopt ‘ ’
61c“ illicll-‘mto toll dint an egg is good That
way is to look inside the egg. This “look-
ing inside” we call handling. 0111' about
candlcr examines cvcry selected my the
farmer- sends us to makes absolutely sure: that;
- 1t mcasurcs up to the standard of F‘-
BLUE.
IBBON
EGGS
We take no onc’s ‘iyoi'd
for the goodness of these
'cggs. We know they arc“
good. Every Blue Ribbon
' egg must be fair 312e, full,
rich and dclic1ous~¥tbc
poaching kind. If? we"
didn’t know they Were
good on: couldn t gudian—
too thom. But: they cost
you no more than unreliable eggs.
f’
Your money will be reiundcd for any unsatisfac-
tory egg that comes from a Blue Ribbon Carton.
See that the seal of the carton is unbroken. :You
can be sure of- getting good eggo
Boy Blue Ribbon Eggs at Your Dealer’s Today
Dillon .& Douglass
New “Ivan Hartford ‘Spfintfidd Providence Wm
Willi Milli} WAS- REFUSED
Til BABMNZA
(Continued From First Page.)
ii is understood
i
(‘nrt'anzn was not
'in a position to give those assurances
bouausie of inability to control the gen-
trn‘n in the field. ‘
AlilltlllL’ll liulo declined to acct-pt tn-
vitntlom from (“arrnnza‘s subordinates
' lo tliSt‘ttHs tho. mibject informully, nt
: let‘ (lurrunzn‘s (leilizl‘illl‘t‘, ho is Sillil ‘to
'lmve honored the Ministers before he
loll; ict' Tucson that. he would meet
(‘nt'rnuza personally unywhoro li’ tho
(tun-uitutionalint leader so requcstcd.
. ll is said Carranza came to the con-
i
'r‘luslon that he was making: a Dflllib
.t'tll llttndor by permitting the Men
loan booplo to believe 'he would sub-
mit to American dictation tho one
«coded in defeating Huerta”. This in
bind to burn led to the story of the
tit. m: and for Ilulo‘ s tredenlinls.
Rumors are board of a disagreement
between (,‘urrunzu and General Villa
uhich threatens to disrupt the Con-
ntltutiounliut runltn.
TUCSON, A117... Nov. 21.-Wiliimn
linyurd llalo arrived hora inst night.
ill in unrinratood' that his conferences
will bn resumed with General Carran-
za if ‘ll’onhingtou directs, or at Our-
rnnzu'n request, but without the tire-
ncnlutlon of credentials. Any further
(-nnicrmiccu, it is Billtl, would be held
ill l'lm'mosillo.
One Step Nearer End,
\VARllthl’l‘th, Nov, 21—mConven'
int: or the Moxicuu Congress and l-lu-
.nrin'u' ronding of bin monsoon are re-
igut'dl'd by oiilt-iniu llOl'O i111 merely enr-
irow /
3lilil BAllRRH iiillil
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'l t'y the sure and most eflcctlvc way
to much the row, tender inilnmud
{ mucous membrauu lniestotl with in
limb unrum—-»brouthu liyotnel. All
ttrtigulntn dull it.
You ctuntot romh thn nooks and
crovitou of tho breathing oration with
liquid in reparations; them in only one
uhymbrouthe 11 low times daily the
germ duitroying air of Booth'u My
Quiet, it. acts directly on the inflamed
meinln'unou 11nd doutroyn tho cutarrhul
’gemm.
if you nutter from offensive breath,
husky voice, discharge from the nose.
drubbing; in the throat, spasmodic
coughing or any other symptomn of
«tank, one Hymnal at once. '11. will
throat and lungs, and give quick and
permanent. relief, or money rolimded
’llhe colonists outfit including pocket
inhaler and bottle of liquid bolts 81 00.
oxlrtt bottle or liquid it later nailed.
. gill can“.
inn} immediate stop by the- United
‘genoiflullp have ulgnided their assent
’ admin» of tho Washington Governmout i
ION.“ to roliro.
ummmu
million on mucus, frequent sneezing. ’
dentroy meantime germs in the nose. ,
that Neldoii O'bhuughnesny American
Charge d'ilil‘airos. had had two con-
ferences with the Mexicun Minintcroi
Foreign Affairs during the mist few
days became known item today. The
exact character of these moctiuizu and
the nature of the conversation were,
however, not: mine known, the. only
thing gathered in conneclion with the
coliforeno'as being that tlioir not. result
lvati to ladle the situation unchanged
Assurances wore given at the out
bunsy today tlui‘l no instructions butt
been roeciscd from Washington for
Charge O'Sliaughncssy to leave his
posh but it is known than bin pot-110nm
affairs "ore lnsuch order that he could
leave at on hour'u notice if the noccs
slty uroso.
A levy of five hundred thousand be
son has been made at Motitorcy to pay
the troops there, according to reliable
rcilot‘tu. It it; stated that the Amerl
can Smeltlng and Refilling Company's
‘conlribution towards thin amount was
25,000 pesos. ‘
Carranza Postpones Trip.
MAGIJAHENA, ISonm'n. Mex" aNov.
21.-Gcnerul Carranza. the Constitu-
tlonnlint. announces that. bin departure
tying the situation one. step further
along and not an events which form not
States The \low hero in that each
"day odds to what udmintstrdtiou om
(.lnls award as the steady and grud—
uul disintegration of the" floaty.
regime. ~
Tho otllcinl view in Unit ilhoulil the‘
Congress not, on English oli-cuneésiuion
pending. such nuts will be’rogurded as .
invulid not only by the United States
but by Great Britain. A nerfoct under
standing in undorrttood to have been
rz-acbod botwt'en London and Wash
ington
luunnuuh on foreign governments
to tho American policy as thin; furi
outlined. it in being taken for granted
hero that, so for no the nations of
the world are concerned. the new Mox»
lean Congress may legislate us it will,
"but its oils will not have international
sanction us of the (‘tlllrililllmd low.
makingr body of tho cptrbllc.
Such n favorable attitude by other
nations generally strengthens the (3011-.
that the power of tho 'liunrtn rr-glmel ._. . ..
in crumbling. The. fact that many
members of tho Catholic Party did no:
nttond the scallop of '(‘ongrcnn by
prcvioun nuroemont, la regnrdcd no oil-
olhor evidence of tho into; by Hucrtn
or one of the chief 1101111on 01‘ his
previous nupport.
Whilo no poultiw atoms are lining
fallen and no action of n summary
chnractnr. so for no known, in plum
null. the disposition of high officials
in to await tho slow but what: they
doom lnovltabln pronoun of forcing lIu- . .
IIII Ilnsxuttn um mallard
ileum“. :1 run 1 our. '
“rotatable lienmilonbdb
nltuliuii that t
ilillltlifl filmmméol u .1
“mu-qr...
:db’inlilsufi‘lntuu.
Mexican Trouble intsmros With
Tar at Practice
\‘i’Al‘iHiNCl’i‘ N Nov. 2].- «Allecuuue
h c uruut- non of tho battleuhlpn in Mox-
ltuu wutoto lion interfered with the
completion of tho full target practice.
ltlm word of the general trophy w...
tit-pond upon thn nutcomo of tho spring '
, cuinuutitlonu. it was announced at the
Navy .Ilounrtmont today.
From the incomplete scores no for
. mode, it tumour» that the new (ironcl-
nought Wyoming lend» the list with a
combiund acorn or 41.1.09 per co:.it,
with tho nlbtox ship Arkansas 11 close
second, at 40987
It was said the: North Dakotu ptob-
uhly would have led all the shim, but
for the tool that. ntto laud linen ohlig
ed to go to the navy yard for ropnlrn
at. an tnonportuno moment.
in the engineering competitions, .
which now 111': regarded 3.11 equal in
importance to gun practice. the idnho
ouguiu heads the list with a percentago
of 51.188, leading the Kantian, whose
score was 50.614 per cent.
In the destroyer chum the first throe
ships in the Atlantic lint. in the mat
tor, of high bower Were the triadic, um
no: and Futon-mu, in tho order noun
awn-nun...
I’mmoltsbiorstimwhui‘d
mass andllesll‘amitnsitelltu ‘
0 itmtliorplthe 1101' w .
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‘ vorce brought against me by my wife. l’
' November 21, 1913.
BASIflliiA
f: The Kind You Have
lit bu , m kimono}!
cabinet of tho termination oi canton
mm with Prominent Wilm’tt annual
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.ymmut
Rooms
Vmws
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and mental dullness.
The Sentinel will be prelim to 1'0-
celvo letters for publication. from its
readers. under the above bacillus. A
brief and to-thopotnt communlcqu y,
311 A general proposition. curries moro'
weight and oouvlction than a lengthy
one in which the argument. is not
noncontrntod We do most emphatic-
ally :11th brevity Long-Winona or» '
Liam. W0 bole ouaorven. are the 1m , , _
to be rend, and sre many union ovoid
mummy; ' ‘ . t. , ‘
of Beecbam’ s Pills.
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MR. UDELMAN DENIES CHARGESWv
Editor cf the Sentinel: —~ '“ l i
In reference to the action for 111-.
‘Dirooiions of
useful value
I simply desire to say that I have not '0 ”an,”
treated her cruelly at any time On; a" my,
the other hand I have patiently suf . "a" Stomach
fared cruelty at her hands for a long “I bowels.
time. and until her conduct with other;
men brought matters to a climax.
when l insistgd‘ that we should sop
crate
Ldo not believe in llll'lllg domestic:
troubles in newspapers where we hate
courts in some such difficulties, but ill
do ask‘ for, and will appreciate spare
tournake this public explanation.
Respectlully,
L. UDELMAN
your blood will
more good.
Fifi?
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winnbodh brain
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EQRESTERS OPPOSE NEW RULE.
The quarterly meeting of the Grand
Cburl, Foresters 01 America, will be
held in the Odd Follown' building, in
Bridgeport this afternoon Recently
a rule was utioptod whereby llll cun-
did'ntes for mdmbership in Foresters“,
lodges are required to be American.
citizens. Thevvnrlouu liullnn courts
about the State have become inmaseu
at the order for a number of their
mémbersnre not. American citizens.
The meeting of the Grand Court will
probably consider the matter at lenu- . .
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Peaceful Rest
are of course the kind you most wish to
have-must [have if you are to enjoy life
and if you are to make your days sucm
Acessful Indigestion, though, causes not
only sleeplego nights, but it brings many
kinds 0f miséry+~lieadaches. impoverished
blood, nervousness, museular weakness
. If neglected it
invites the most serious sickness.
If you ever have trouble with your
turgans of digestion by a few doses
You will be
delighted with the-great: changer
this famous world remedy
has toned and regulated your
liver, kidneys and
Your system ' will be
cleared of poisonous impurities and
be purer and richer.
You ‘will look better, eat better, feel
better and your food will do ,you
Restful,
nights will be yours and in every way
comfortable
and nerves—«you will
feel the decided improvement brought by
BEEOHA.
Pllls
"The Longest 8an of tiny Madioina' In Me World"
’8
th There is really no fear at prose. '11 t
ior‘beiore the rule (‘illi bucome a low
in the governmont ol' the lodges, it Ens
must be voted upon separately by the
grand corut of each State in the Utmf
ed States, and finally adopted by a
meeting of tho supomc'court. which
will not be bold [or two years. Court
Edmondo do Amicis, No 173, of Nor
'wulk. ('ouit Conte do Toiini, of Slum-- Thoro‘ is M) 1 f. i ll
) nore 1snonaie way
lord. hale “ltd DYOU‘SL‘ “will“ ”l” of tlccoratingn blouse this season than
Passage of the rule at this early date with bending. The. suuplcst patterns
and the”: is a digpogiuou to fight (he may lit tilldil tllltl trimmed with beads
proposition “hen thcpropor time Sll'lll 3W1 ll “iii" and then it becomes one
urrive. ,. ot’ the choicest bits of fashionable at-
tin.
l
‘. ’lhe model shown here is made of
ichiiion cloth which is just as soft,
FOR
1
oncn'rtsc in THE sen-nun
For Infants and Children.
\
«buoys Bought
Bears . the
A BEADED BLOUSE.
Cream colored chiffon cloth is used
for the model and the bending in in
silver, blue and pink. Black and white
trilccls me also txtrcmeiy fashionable.
'lherc are three depths to the round
neck either of which is smart, and
the tilet‘Vt‘S may hr. long or short.
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A A9 19159573
For Ever
Thirty Years
Price of pattern, lb and.
' perforations:
CUTTING ouioa 54| 4
FROM?" 9161:“
THE EVEllllii‘ SENTIHEL ”Slim" PLM-ATE
y'ond Practical Suggestions
THE
HOME DRESSMAHER
but more durable than chiffon. A‘
pretty soft cream color would prove
generally becoming. and for the color
scheme of the bending, unless one
wishcd all gold or silver, blue, silver
and black are suggested. These ef—
fects are much used by the leading
waist- maltcrs and ii an Oriental touch
is desired pink may be added, but in
small quantity.
W bite and black arc always fashion.
able and are never combined with bct-
tcr effect titan in bending and chiffon.
white bong used for the background
with the beads in black.
1 requires about 2 yards of chifion‘,
cloth .14 inches wide to make the waist;
long sleeves are used; otherwise.
1% yards of material will be sufficient.
In cutting, the front, marked by triple
"TTT" perforations should be laid on”
a lengthwise fold of the goods. The
piecing for the sleeve and the collar:
are placed on a. lengthwise thread at
the material.
For the round neck in either of the‘
three depths indicated, cut out neck'
edges of the lining and outer front and
backs on indicating single small " o"
for V~shapcd neck, cull
out neck edges on indicating double
"perforations
all long alcoves are used, they would
be pretty trimmed in little patches ofi
beads scwcd on to simulate buttons.
The sleeves being cut in one witli
the waist, disposed of a vcxatious proba
him for the home drcssmnkcr.
Th e sleeves are finisher] with silk
fringe and out very abort, or the}?
may have narrow edging» of fur, with;
are equally smart and print!-
i.
awn-unn—
mutton mu so. or:
No. MM Sizel 83, 34, 36. 33, 40 42 and 44 built measuro‘.
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