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Employing ll marked aptitude or
writing descriptive emyn. on well u
abort pieces oi lietion Min Blossom
Slices. doublet of Mr. and hire. John
Stilton. his kilidiy minim TM 85:13
tine) to publish one or her. compoelt .,
tiono. it was written on march 10 hi
this year whenidlae . Sileox was a
student In the Seventh Grade or the
Franklin school
The essay II on “Klilorney" and is
printed. below Ellcfly u penned by
the South Norweli: young lady:
KILLARNEY. 1 1
A M. w”, be held at I“: There oral three lakes of Kilinruey.
I hi, 1913 at 3 o'clock' They are all very small, the largest ‘
E. A. Degree. Refresh one being no more then live milea long ‘-
tl- Ail R ll Masons cordially and and three miles wide. These lakes
.Iare situated deep down in e glen.
. which from the hilltops appears
'0 ER? M- WILCOX. SGCY- igloomy and barren. but which really
‘ . ‘"‘ Ils tilled with a lovely tangle of- trees.
we“? 0‘ the Mexican ”be“ shrubs, hedgerows and flowers.
at her over from under the die-I The lakes are bordered by most:
ENTENEL TELE-a‘
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blown Department.
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mob Office, Norwallr.
Editor’s
Residence. I
to llkélv, ii the United States. i side is included in the park of a:
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enough, that the dictator'i ground containu “Muckroes Abbey. 5
elilninotcd without I “019 Sam“ an interesting old ruin. He charges oi
3 about! Then the ““5”“ WI“ shilling to trnv'élcrs who wish to visit
Whethel‘ the rebels “ill be Wise it. “Ross Castle.“ stands upon the
151. to WOIIS for the inougulatlon of shore of one of the lakes This castle. I
be was once the home of the 0 Donahue.
The man who rows you over the lake
rests on his oars beneath the cutie.
yocéssfu‘lgenereis in the installaJ g end fixing mg eyes upon the yawning
._f another eutoorncy. 3casements, tells you with many ex
I prcsnive gestures, the ghost story of.
the place.
Institutional 30Vernm0nt or II ill
enough to back some one of
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STATE COM M ENT.
THE YALE SPIRIT. eIery 1mm, 0 Donahue comes from bis- I
in well that the, defeated Yule ' grave in the churchyard, mounts upon‘
his snow white steed, which stands
waiting for him, and rides over the
and their supporters came home
3*, undeunt'ed by their fallurm
he" hearty responsive cheering Iopposite the castle, he'iitcbes n blunt
iril. of Innniiness and
eoyer, it is to be borne in
‘ i: this was Harvard's first victory
the bulldog on its home Stadium
the first year that ”award has
two football games from Yale in
onion Harvard yet has u long
Vay oi defeats to ponder over. “New
1 You Journal-Courier.
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Danger Ahead.
pluck.
mind Syne,"
morning lights touch the eastern hill-
to one the castle falls into a ruin once
more, and Donahue returns. to his
grave. "
When you ask your narrator if' it
believes this stow, he will n'
éwith true. Altlc fire. .Ing bocnu'se
I These bikes are mivhich they mir-
dispatch from Waterbury in to tho H the faithful Wang“; In the sky,
treat that Theodore 'Roosolclt ‘ will m‘ the sudd‘m‘fi‘efi ”‘9 ”“08 31’8”“?
probeny come to Connecticut to “he" in? ”I" “0““ darken the
lump the State for the Progressives and “S “W lakes also deepen to jot
< ‘ your hence If he does an effort ‘lln the lakes there are a grant nluny
be made to get him to go ot‘r “HPI‘I‘SIIIYIE [“8005 There In NH? Cup
mm, ‘Brandrgee, whose tormlincd of Unified, a wild narrow puns between
next year and who willc' electors two munch of hills, I
o be a candidate bolovsovelt is bit- 'l‘he Colleen liuwn Cavern is Iomnn- I
”l the entire Sintenotor llInIIdI-geo tic In the extreme. It is a deep (an
ly', 099058“ * I” entirely 0990506 motto, ulth rocks nhole and around
when thee prinIlplos. The State and wutor below. This can be entered
59,?r915'9 Barty plans tannd itself '0... mm”. "Mm...” in the rock nnd be.
ad place, ii it (loos not carry heath rowbontq glide '
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tater—Bridgepoxt 'l‘cleglunl. I
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Plea for 0: operation. :ij Km‘mwy's lakes and Mk" i
it ward Elliott, (:Iliol' oxerutivc or lump“ «was and “mm”; "“"S‘
«W Huron road. :It the bouquet of Mountain bulbs unIi woodland doth,
Chamber of (‘ouunerctn at New AIM”. (mm fondly strays,
even, Saturday night. gun: a simple 'mek‘v wonders everywhere,
lot for the MICCOHSI‘III mulling out l'mumm‘t‘ leaves 0" ""“W strands.
ollroed problems ill New Iangl .llld. ”W”. m": Killnruey, I
pl .103! were “cooperation and n sane l’uu IL” “0"”! III Surely tilorp. I
1‘93 opinion." Symputhctic and ill- "“31““ told "WI? Winks nnd‘rcnt.
gent cooperation by the traveling I" ”I“ Witt" of tho Went.
\‘bllomnll the shippers with the roll- “l“"llty'n homo, Killurney, I
gills one essential and it does not wu—«M ,
lmponsiblo that Chairman Elliott ‘
the head of the eyntolu to attain MUN|BIPAL LIGHTING ,
lid. All for the incrouue in rates. '
'o‘h was deI-Inrcd nocounnry by the "As "HITE EXPENB'VE
tiller, there will be mom diilclenco
pinion. although it is not thought I‘ “(WWW 1’ Milan. N l 24. wAI a
ble to stole it oil lunch longer I‘m“) “HOMO“ WW“ mf'PIIm-i the
many lilHIiUlCOH Ankouiu Sentinel ”WNW Voted to Iiiucontinuo olootrlr
' .Q .- iprodurtion at tho local munlclpni light
The Boozy Motorist. lull blunt and to pIIIrhuu'o energy from
innit with vision obuculod null on (MEMO source for " ”I‘ll PWIOI’
befuddled. with IIlIollol lIylng to or ”"6 your Th0 I‘m“! lihbtimz board
on utoulobilo in about the most unbounded “I “‘9 meeting that out-
. in form u", mum pm] on side oucru‘y can be uncured nt one-half
B can MW ,1 hm e m nothing tho cost. of operating the existing nin-
pare to It. A mimunnnlzcd lo. ‘0‘" II was “"WWWI HIM It reduc-
, will at 1%“ keep on the lion In mine would be possible under
medroiopllnnl Iluunlly cull-I up ”‘9 now arrangements; At the moon
W19; achlld with II plutol or log ”"9 foot wnu also brought out
{with a knife are confined to “I” municipal onorntioml Ihilatl cost the
do of action. Illut n boo/.y Willi about $240 000 more for street
“with 11 big. motor our in like ““6 commercial IIKIIUBI‘.’ than WOUId‘
out on a city street which it. have been the colic llnd enemy been
1 keep out of the way oi”. 'i‘llo WW9“ at rates rrovullnr In the v1-
unilt to drug in every Mitch "Mill.
'9 and the judge ought to |give .._....
imit. it the case before Judge 3001‘s FOR. TONIGHT.
nturtluy morning won thI Johnny Kllbnne vs. Johnny Foley at
deuce seemed to prove, it do at. tools.
the punishment inflicted. Wei Ollie. Kirk vs. Tommy Dixon at 8t.
and the judge for his stern ludg- Louie.
men who doeen't know noyI
on to try to run on automobile cine. Wis.
' nil, or partially to. ought .to
6d. for his own protection
pointy of mankind around him.
or: American. .
New York.
'Blrideepom
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I wealthy member. at Parliament . His .
it is said that, on II certain night ‘1
' lake to his old home. When he comes,
, 3“. opponents aShowed the true of a horn, and lo, the castle is rebuilt.
as whole and line as in the "Auid Lang”
O‘Donahue enters his nut-lentI
home and has a one least, but as tbcf
‘geuerol engagements in
Iday afternoon and forced
cargo Chip vs. ’l‘im O‘Neill nit he.
run Bloom vi. Freddie mm. at Y
‘ M indolent vu. Your: Moduli” oi.
the benefit
* stomach
and
spirits return
hip oi the tottering Huerta and' beautiful shores. A portion of the luke‘ i
silly to endure the 1
resulting from up ”ai
liver, bovve 1
quickly and certainly and pains,
Beechbms Pills as it; seems almost .
Mantegna to run the riska,
or defectiVe
it kidneys
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they are kept on hand as a matter {of Course.
Indeed, Beecham’ s Pills have so
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. Though the I'{I‘Io gain pomeouloll'
from their later eight Ilours’ lighting,
0‘ hill" Villa believes that. he must
g‘i‘her hordes the enemy if he would
gainior his cause the territory librth
of. Chlbuubun (‘ity and deliver upon
them such It crushing defiant that the
federal urmy oi‘ (‘llihunhun will be do
molishcd. General Viiio sold the roo-
crtil forces are u low miles south oi
Semelayucu, but with one of their troop
trains loaded with soldiers surround
ed by rebels. The general expects the
government troops to make a some.
today to rescue the truin, and is nlnk
lug preparation to (let-int them. .
Stretched in nsomi-clrclo for fifteen
miles the label troops present It for
midnblc battle ii. In and no for the Con
stitutionnilot lender has been able to
make all detached attacks become
which tho
Whole of his army is employed. it was
Iin tilio'monner that he repelled the
‘firet onslaught of tho fcdcrnle yester-
ilIoIn to
await durknoss for resumption oi'tllclr
main attack. which lllu through n
{strategic move. turned into rout. .With
Jcnnlp ilren burning and all signs or
camp life evident at the mnin wing
nt ’i‘ierro. liilunoa.“Ville marched his
men forth to attack the fedornls. lie-
liniorcemonto were to meet him at a
‘ epeoifled point from both loft and right.
wings.
At the some time the ledcmlu ad-
?vnnced and met the combined IIIIIIok
lot the robe] left. right and trout.
till
unexpectedly as they themselves had
planned to attack the Constitutional,
‘;.liute The fight was sharp. bond to
hand in many instant-Jul. and the louuos
on the federal side are paid to have
been heavy Conetcrnutlon etluck
_ midnight the lighting conned with Sui
l
”dis, who begun a disorderly
mont troops at snmniuyucn This re-
port is yet unverified, but, it is known
on»
COATS...
Fur-trimmed Goats.
COATS-Whine to $15. 00
‘1 COATS—Voids to $18.00 .........
‘ COATS—Value to $20.00 .. .......
COATS-Alamo to $25.00
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SUITS...
SIIITsfifltlue to $16.50 .........
syn-Smanuc to $18. 00 ..........
SUITS—«Value to $20 00 ..........
SUITS—«Values :0 $22 00 .........
FURS...
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You haven't needed F URS yetwlbut YOU WILL.
» SPECIAL VALUES IN SCARFS. MUFFS AND SETS.
like saying on some is more than onerourth.
it
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Now is the best time to «unite thee pun»
chase oi Wome‘u’ s Goats Suits and Furs
NOW the unsortmenté are the largest
now one styled are the smartest ‘
INOW prices we at their very lowest.
A wide range of every imaginable style and fabric mom [prom-
inent this season. Chinchilla Coats, Bonnie Gootthlohttwodone
Materials. Diagonal Serge, Motelasee. Aetraohnn, Plush. Cameo],
Prices one-quarter to one- third 01!.
Smart, Modpo Winter Suite. mode of the finest materials, in
the most Wilncuve styles. at very special Iprices,
......... $933
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year and under whom Charley Brick
wVilln gave the order for his cavalry "taut a strong bond of Constitutionn ley received his first instructions while
to charge and the foderulu were pur-
sued to their traine,wllichlmmedlato
ly retreated to the southward. f
'l‘bcn cumo Word Into .luurez that
Salamaillegezloral who had won so
runny victories under Modem. was
pressing Juarez upon the loft. and that
his ntiock doomed successful (‘oL
.iuun N Medina, In command or the
Juarez garrison, dispatched evoly
nvnilnble trooper to assist the rebels
on the east of .lunrell. There II battle
waged fiercely {or three houre. and as
the main portion of the nrmy Iilopped
buck from its: victory, odditlonni rclu-
Iorcoments were sent to RnnI-Im
Il‘lornu and the entire Velour cont
mnnd wnll surrounded by rebels. At
azul out his men caught in the rebel
tlnp. An attempt will be mode to tulle
Sumner into Juarez today.
M, u moment lust night when tho
rokult looked grove for the rebels iillli
”Ilium-1"»: ousnuib upon Juarez became
illerntoninu. all Americans and for-
eigners were ordered' out of Juarez,
null uudor military escort wore con-
ducted to the international ilrlrlizo in
'lil i’aso.
Illlnlory IIllout leaving Juarez were
placed under arrest Ilnd forcibly eject.
ed. iNo'roports were mode hero to lu-, -
dicate that. Americans or foreigners.
had been subjected to any indignity]
other than the iorcible deportation
which to Col. Medina seemed needs—I
enry for their protection.- ,
Rawapnpcr correspondents wero not?
permitted in .iunroz until midnight and
those ”who accompanied Villa’s. troops
to the south did not return until till»
morning.
Shortly after the bout of bottle had
passed. there come a report that Cili-
huahua City had fallen to the whole.
it bovine well almost deserted by
I’edernlu sent to reinforce the govern-
m“ ...
The Boot That for Years Has Been 9.2....
Demanded by tile Fishermen ‘ W
n , So tough and strong that it will give you the hm‘ “3*
. wear no matter how rough the mega. unit water or air.
“llubonnrk Worrior" won‘t wear out on quickly on other boat:
immune they are reinforced at every point and mode of the finest. ,,
oxiru-oirong duck and our opeciul prom pure gum-omen.
'“ lllrilt upon Web-Muir WW" Brood W M
VDIOCNPB her release ironl
'l‘lloso Americans who were"
, nation for the‘dollurupe ,
., bellowing the big game. Cleo O'Hom “
V nell, clinch the Merritt High scum
lists undorGonerni (‘hoo wore in the
vicinity of Chihuahua Citl yosIerdny.
(cool-Ills. and said he Intended to strike
today while they yet are in a demon
nlined condition
Plan to Release Woman.
CHICAGO. Nov. 26.»-—-h‘rlonds in this
cityol‘ Mrs. Ninn Thornton, of Sun
Antonio, Texas. are devising means to
M outercy. 3
Men” whole she is held captive ne-
oording to Information recoiII-d here
lohn C. Delaney. an uncle, yesteldoy:
appealed to the Mexican Consul here
and woe utilised to telegraph the
United States Consulate at Monterey.
' Money sent to Mrs. 'imorntou is said
to have born atolen on serum! occu-
sions.
Marines Leave Boston.
BOSTON, Nov. Bow-in n sequel to
'Secrotnry Daniels order ycslrcdny
transferring 1'50 marines from the
Philadelphia Navy Yard to Pensacola.
Fun. 115 marines have been ordered
to leave the Benton Navy Yard tomor~
row tor Philadelphia. it in understood
that a company of Innriuok from the
Portsmouth Navy Yum will uncom-
Vpnuy thorn.
SATURDAY'S GAME
OPENS MANY AVENUES
Clock Suggested to Show Time on
Field—~Coach O’Donnell Select. All.
, America “roam.
There were a tow ouggoutio‘nn lit the
Stadium. Saturday. for the Yale boys
to profit by, bouillon points on to how”
to play the some. Talk of the die-
;grace of hulking {players wear num~
hers! 'I‘herd’wero omuiul progrnme
which listed the players emf pollslble
players by number. “Ain’t it awful?“
Then there was a big ncm'obonro
which explained the pooliionll held by
the Iliileroot numbers and a blank.
ounce which served when needed to
tell tiletglllo. 17. for instance, bed to.-
ken the place of .No. 28. and no on.
Other spaces were need to tell who 1
made each ploy, and still otbore to ex-
plnln the umpiro‘s- decisions, to set out
the situation of the some at enchetop.
and oven toward tho end to let it be
known how much time remninod for
playingwell this besides the inevitable
reoord of diotenooumnd downs. In
effect the number problem was solved.
0! onurse. even the Iliorvurd meth~
oil onnrhe muoh'lmproved. For in~
stance. why not have ll.
which would show all the while the
time nvaitwmo? It could be stopped
and Intel-tel Ilinluiteneously with the
timekeepgr‘o watch, and. it not that, it
could toward the end of each quarter
tell the time lelt. The diorvurd scheme
‘ was It bit better than its execution.
3 but that can easily be attended to. It
won made up on the heels of accommo-
ring public.
radio Indium tutti ’
big clock. ’
a member 0! that eleven a few years
ago, was asked to pick on Ali-Ameri-
General Vllle is taking every precnu- can team My. O’Donnell, in view of
lien against a possible rally by the the fact that; expert authorities an,
appointed to deduct the men for the
honor positions, at first declined, but
on being urged further selected the
following: might end. Togeott, Dart.
mouth; right techie, Talbot, Yale,
right guard. Pennock, Harvard; cen-
ter, Kotchem, Yale; loft guard, Sim-
mons. Princeton W‘I tackle, Rollin,
Princeton; left end. WHnrdwick liar-
v;urd quarterback Miller, Penn State;
right halfback, Bricklcy. Harvard: left
halfback, Mullen, Harvard; fullback,
Guyon. Carlisle.
Francis A. Pallotto, of Hartford. for-
mer captain oi the Holy Cross team,
Barstow
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The A. .i. Angevlne & Sod” Company
155 l37 Washington mm
was in the party when Coach 0‘Dou~
nell picked the team null coincided
with the lutter‘s views. The any State
men declaerd that Mills. of Penn
State, is by for the best quarter of the
season and Guyon, o! Corlisle. id'a
Iwonder. He said Briokloy was “an
unusual phenomenon. "
MAUOME MOSES OUT GALLAGHER
The first .nlght‘s play in the three
cushion billlerd match batsmen Pierre
Manpome, of St. Louis, and Thomas
Gallagher. of New York. at Doyle's,
New York, last night. resulted in ii
victory for the former by a score of
40 to 39 in 53 innings. Both players
showed splendid form. Gallagher hav-
ing a high run of 6. while the Mexi-
cun’s best effort was 4. The second
block will be played tonight. Alfred
De Oro was referee.
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