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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 26, 1913 · page 6

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Special Convocation at Butler ,
pm, R. A. M» White hold or. no r‘
, New, 88th, 1913, At 3 o’clock
ark, R. A. Degree. Refrsoh-
' "to. All R A Masons cordially and
{internally initited
. Fratemniiy yours,

ROBERT M. WiLCOX, Sec'y.

 

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.nd‘e'i? his compilation following the , ‘
augurstion oi the parcel post sys- ,

in, the express companies of tho
‘ ntry have sustained heavy losses in '
pit» ’rnings. accordintho Represen-
tiva 'David J. 'Lewis, coauthor-oi the
"i! reel host law. In making public to~i
Fdny‘jiigflures he had collected on the‘
rulings of the corporations, Mr. new
is prophesied that within the near iu-
imagine Post Chico Department vir«
‘tually wOuld have a monopoly ot the
transportation of small parcels and
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take over the express corporations in IEWS :3
. their entirety. F 5;
Mr. iloewls figures purported to show :2;
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that the proiits of the live loading en‘-
iproiis companies. which control 87
V percent. of the express business, has
fallen steadily since lilll. During the
. twelve inniiths of 1911-1912 illese‘were
" represented to be, ill. round figures.
.35 772 000 and in 19121913 dual use “gum “hm mo im’mem m m
we to have decreased to :3. can ”Meanderings W. “.I‘ mm ”mime.

Lost Ju le. when the parcel post sys; Z'aliy anneal brevity. Long-windod 3,.
F m had entered fully into competr “0’98. we have unnerved. are the last

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as a general proposition. carries more
weight and conviction than a lengthy

 

in, express profits were wiped out}
5nd in the ‘oue month a loss of $420". mung-..

dill), according to Mr. Lewis, was cos i PINE iSLAND NEGLECTED.
Mined by the live corporations in con Editor of The Sentinel:

noting their transportation ilusihiess I
The-Maryland represenintive an.
.nounced today that he would leada

ed “consider

This is an old and

and telegraph lines oi’ the country

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something of ii joke wliici

'FIBH’F FL pine gTOVBS

New Orleans is planning to play on

Revolutionary soldiers, the
having its cunni-

. Ron ”New" by marking the cunt almost ohliterntod
Fanning expdeilion

rind planning ii live-millio'lrdoilur Show

~ all its own before what l‘risco con .

'siders the real one starts?

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next November.
null many oi? the respected. substantial
and wealthy citizens of generations
ago—men and women to whom this
:town is greatly indebted on tho roc-
. lords of the town allow and whose
‘ ELSIE WHITE SENT TO FAIRFIELD 3 memory should be rerored. and whose
COUNTY HOME.’ l'lnot earthly resting-.pinoo respected.
..._.... ,for even in heathen Chino. they mor-
F‘gher patient at amigo” Sanitarium ship their ancestors and reverence
and Mother Unable to Support ii their tombs. The privnio plots of the
Children icouiieLery are on the whole fairly wcii
Bililii “11,01” Nov 03.--].315‘9'cared for. although some are neglected
While a ll) 30m old colored girl wan, because the owners have died out or
how removed from the town

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this morning committed to tho (‘ouiiiyi i
Home in Nornnlii by Judgi- of Probate i
.111 F’. Million. 'i‘lic litiio izii‘i ill the
‘dmigiiim‘ of Mr and Mrs licniumin
White of mm Noble Motion. The in
ithgr in a patient in the Shelton 'l‘ubor
.ouloiiiii unnitnriuiu iinil lilo molhcr
.doeo "day“ a work" in nor admin in
”earn money enough to support Eli-lie
and two younger children. ‘
mm condition oi the family who re Editor Sentinel:

sully culled to lilo niiention of mini" A retrospect of the notion of the
renounce Aim-“m1... “We“ of W. ourd oi eétimato in rejecting the PD-
Muscat-u: ilumouo gum” who piopriction provided for in the board
a an invcetigntion and afterward 0‘ educations budget for " school

d f 2, i i home has named deep regret not only

pile m. 319 tiling? “mm” M the i to those who have lowered the brow

‘ , allion, but also to many citizens. "file

2 "3‘9 FF? loftlior “in!“ m" mutter otoscliooi nurse in annulment

. a: b ”W 3‘ Giggitfarnufai? importance to the city in canon! That
m y . o e o-

(Iourt office. She was that treat-
io is good dinner and was apparent.
«blended with the prospect or having
home where food and clothing
ouiii he plentiful

the entrances. etc, are in ii disgrace
flii co ldition,

Will not the town authorities look
into this matter and do something to
romcdy this state of things, and re»
more this standing reproach irom uii.

TAXPAYER.

 
 

 

 

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doubt the condition both monthly and
physically oi thei'iioholll‘ii would he
battered and the expense incurred is
co insignificant that its'ildditlon to the
total Would not be noticed
. Wm The idea of the board of estimate in
"A‘i‘l MOSES BL STOCK DEPREuhihilppMVhifi the item cannot be con
‘ OiATiON ‘ . 'oolvild when it iii mused tint the
Morrow Nov. 26. would Tress- war will! ll cum on moomniivh is or
for inn fiJtOilGl‘tl! received today from monuments voice. When menu.
uni New rail, New Haven and in» «its and how Juicy am can in to
indium Company. its chock for “like i moi luv ammonium
7 $228.90. in payment for taxes. It to hove cum 1' m m m docs
isr by music
i. paid by the
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to be read. and are many time: avoid;

I wish to call attention through the perinicndent
columns of your paper to tho deploro- Bridgeport, the work of the gum; has
{his condition of Pine .isluud cemetery. been rapidly pushed forward to

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lint the public grounds, the icoccnf

, impracticable to move it to a place oi

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by illlVlnI' such ii nurse than is no

' had on experience. but itii disaster did

 

“upright lcddui- will 1m broiled. dio-

.88 than lilo mthntltiooriw Thule-dine. mlmmwuimmmmn
muddy to them mammmmw m ’

‘ ' y incident;
The United atom Government iii no»
nonunion mam?» ivo-

iii return with “Old Rollin
' end drive 114 more splint ior tho

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and the «board of health has endorsed
*tho proposition. A member of the
Greenwich School board has stoma
that he would rather dispense with the
services of a teacher than those of the
nurse Wherever such a move has
been made it has been found to he a
success.
The work of a nurse would be to
{make a complete examination of the
children, especially in the lower
grades, as to their mental and physi-
cal condition and keep n record of the
some.

g Let us hope that before the correct

all and final budget is filed the board
of estimate will see fit to reverse

coive letters for public uiiou. trim “3 their action and make allowance for o

readers. under the above hustling. A. _
brief and t o-the-poiut communication, will be returned three fold in a better to cut the line a9 hour inter.

school nurse. The money invested}

generation union will take up the

reigns of government.
' ' ' CITIZEN.

SPILE illiiVEii Mill GANG
LEAVE iifliii’llLK

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Under the genial lbadershin of Sn
William. Robins. oi

its

historic spot, completion On land or in the harbor
fight in ”19 coming Congress ‘’0? 80V“ chosen probably some hundred and iii- the drivers worked with unccsalng
eminent ownership of the telephone ty years ago. when it was a peaceful progress and that over fifteen hundred
and secluded retreat, on the side of optics have been driven, during the
the quiet little river, surrounded by six months, not to mention the last

ginbors noconlplislicd in other direo

Within its grounds are the graves of lions. is but indicative of the success
stones of the workers.

The gang has had many experienced

by age undnoglcct. Civiilinr soldicrn ”since beginning work here, but the

principal and mosi trying one. the
case which delalod the work to scroll
extent. was the destruction of the
driver by fire when the old Radei
building on the old bridge went up in;
flames: The gang had dolmried all
11:30 for the depot, to‘ who the trainI
to their homes. The fire broke out
shortly after their departure from the?!

work, but before they had token the"

trnin iiic location of the fire was
known nod they returned 0n much I
log ihod mwbriduo they saw their be _
lovcd driver blitzing furiously in cm
old Ruilci Silo, so close to tho ilcrccoiy
blazing wooden structure that it was

solely. ,

Willi the true spirit which makes ii
Knoll man for a wile driving guns,
coupled with his handiwork, the mom»
horn of the force returned on Monday
morning and with the nintciiiii occur
ed from the Hutch & Kinney Lumbon.
Company. begun the duties of re-com
structins’r the driver. the base of which
alone remained. and this charred on
ito deck. The engine was n wrcolf, the
host having rendorod‘tho boiler and
equipment unlit for lurlhor col-vice.

it was not long, however, before ‘ihc
gang had rebuilt the toll indoors. the
dock house and the cabin. Soon. too.
the new mchiuory arrived and in an
incredibly short time the driver was
again in condition for work.

The driver used tor the land work,
driving splices inuiho creel: mod for
bridge foundation specifications. also

not materially delay tho work.

iurnhic the high arrangemont ito hol-
iuioo was overcome nod it fail. st‘rik
log the bridge south mill. The wall
mil not damaged having been up n
oomoiont time to not, but one of the

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_. lite blow or die lion domains.

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3 were that nine

. message to Col.
1 was taking no chances and would not.

, icdorul generals

The temporary brilin‘éiliraw hos been

mm thorn» in a. homework which
WI“? now or riliiiin‘githo not ride
limo ot’mlootflciiy.‘ tho brill mod

3 balanced «dually by weights non

o time comes ui shift tho recitals
(mm the wool. to tho out side. the ir-
zcmonts on t mry bridge
mi: be entirely 0’ m"Til out! it Will
ill! tell east side which will rolls in

Bunfiniondnul Robin» end his vill-

. or not members luvs malls many

any Moods.» while working on the

dire. Each pancasusn. moat genial
‘ cod

Muesli " , oil, nndnhoir
“unanimity has won content on“ all

two and built the dock for John "Moi
Mullen at Judah island in 1888 he was
in Wiltons Point building the old rail.
road transcei- dock. and‘his driver buy
up there all during- the blizzard of that
your.

The gang is comprised as follows:
Superintendent, Williams Robins.
Brilgouort; ioromiin. ~' ikemdnyne.
Bridgeport; engineer John Phsir.
Derby; assistant engineer. William
Keeler East Norwnlll; nxomgn Wil-
'iiam Mariner. John Johnson ”and 111
line Melony of Bridgeport.

The driver will boqtowed to Bridge
librt h‘y tug cuts litter-noon.

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HEXIOMI FEDERALS
RETREAT

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”a”

(l on. Jose iiicz‘ Salazar again was re

ported couture mil authentic renortS.

om ih§ milligfi Qarrdcits in iiuMLi

‘chmeni of whales!

from the east wing were bringing the
federal general to the city

ileuerui Viiin said last night in a:
Juan \icdma that ho

lpiil‘e the hold south oi Juarez clear
for o renewed attack or leinl on the
port of the fildaflllil «

There was some. douhl in the minds:
of many in Juarez and iii Pnso on to
the reason of the sudden withdrnwni
and retreat of the defeated fcdrrnlni
Some believe they were out of nui-
iiinuiilon and could not resist another
concortvd attack; by the ugnroupive
rebels, “‘iliii’ others argon flint iiie
toured an attack
from tho‘ rear by General Manuel
Chino, who non reported within thirty:

miles of Jusrezmominlr from the west

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

delicious, rich
CREAMERY
BUTTER

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

’3; Film Elli Fill iiii
GARBAGE iiiiiiiiflii

I Sireai Conimzssioner Sharron

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oliwtiitionuiist in the

hush» halving; taught for the nriiiol

beginning or iii” Karim up‘risius‘l

limited the cause

and but their lot with the Hucrtisicil.

iii ihmtfl'umniliof villa ylastllrdny 3
vividly té'r tile Gonoiilii- '

ti; o wail'

iiooslii'ilo emotions and Made

1M tom I double “NW “mi"- in ins. Ville prefers the name Madam

to that of Constitutiooaiiat
ninth the.
control ovlir thci State of Chlhunh

(the last shoi tired lit Honcho lent

[to

blunt marked the close of tho biggie“,
.nud inoilt stullborniy l'ou ght ha i"

um hail MW“ on the North
Amrrican‘continont since the claim
the Pilii War. There were more

BMW; the line 0! holds oxiondeili

further and morn. dead are reported in
die Mills of Tiaras Bunch than in oni-
other in The history of Mexico

 
 

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and from the hilt OF'TM'exic; on tile
south. Rebels control near!) eVory
city of ilnpomnco in the States
Chihuahua and the suite cupltai is an
isolnted spot on the mnpéoi Mexico It
is impossible for the formula to oil-
Mill neiisinncc or supplies from the
youth on. norollnt of many rebel com-
mm; do surrounding the city. As Vii-
in controls the northernmortion of
"filo. si on those icdcrais in Chihuahua;
Cit: undor Governor General Mercado
will he forced either to surrender or
iofilmvo They are said to be desti-
tub? or ammunition i

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idrcailylng ion @fihiifihinfl oi
' ‘Fliurlh Taxing” Distriiii
Deparimuni

 

lmohing purely tor the cilicicucyi
standard in the public giirhnile and
rubbish collection of the Second Tuit~
ihg District. and to form n basis on
which to work in establishing the pub—
lic collection for the entire Fourth
Taxing District, Street Commissioner

stole oi oili-

pier: or Frouoioco l Harlem sine. the .

donuitlitionoiisis absoluip '

disabidii
1 ”till Ilia!“
’Zhoy liars been out all ficm the

irides- W- “W119 it? “"3 3°” limo» United Siam harder. the uni-oi ‘

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merits.

 

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Never

Extra Special Offerings in

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. Si’ii is, DresSes
and Furs

were assortments so
large; never were styles so
attraCtive: never were prices

low.

work on the details for- the establish-
ing of this collection departmbim, but;
it will be quite a little time before he traits. says that he will assign Bill
can ruiiy complete all the arrange- Portal! to third base in the spring.

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, R. AND G, VACATiON
The R. and (3.
night for the holiday and will not to;
open until Monday oi next week thudl
affording the employees four days.
continuous vacation.

 

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DANCE iN OOU NTRY.

Ralph Gregory and William (Enlarger-casing ni Esgicvilie, in Mansfield
of Cannon Station nre'to he hosts at the entire expense of which is to ho

iiiStorc Closes All Day Tomorrow
Thanksgiving Day

 
 
 
 

 
 

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PURTELLa 0N THIRD SACK
Hush Jennings, manager at the De.

 

 

jThe Dotrolts drafted Purteil from Jer
F soy City. where his played good bail
i l loot season Purtoil has had major

futon; closes is 1088118 “cadence with the White Soil

and 'Red Sox.

 

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GRADE CROSSING ELIMINATED

‘Hmn'rrolmn, Nov. 26.~——The Public
‘ Utilities Commission today approved a
ipotltion of the Central Vermont Rail-
way for the elimination of a grade

the Thanksgiving dance in the Cannon borne by ”‘9 compnny. The chauning
floor A. Sharron is ohtainin de- '
milegodam regarding the WSW: “OW Grange hall this evening A large at- of the location of the crossing and the

in vogue in South Noillniii. One 0
the dopnrtuienl nssisiilnis lames
Cresgh. is accompanying,- the temps
on their rounds and il «diluting their
labors and the elapsed time. together
with the other necessary details for
compiling the record ’ l

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Why accept “just
butter” when you can
86! Gold Medal Cream-
cry in the odor-proof,
germ- -,proof air— tight
packagcdfhcmmpridsi‘

 
 
 
 
 

From churn to your
table eve pound is
alike—- to y, tomor-
row, next w‘éck -—it
holds that rich, unmis-

blo creamo flavor
that has made it abso-
lutely THE BEST. 4

Maine up your mind new
team nonloro “hammer.
it Your ,
Win. FWrito ind rive uc
histamoiihoiunbem to be
out of it and we'll no «in:
you are enrolled.

Dillondcbouglm,‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

poled.

 

( tendanco and a good time are initial taking of land for the purpose is also

approved

 

 

ani'r'rou vs. oLovan AT invmo WAFER 7° RETURN 7° G’ANTS

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AC.

Jack Britten, the Chicago
i weight, will meet Mike Glover of Bon-
Commissioner Shel-roll is already at ion, at the ““113 A‘ 0-1“ Brooklyn
tomorrow afternoon.
gin o. ten round semi-lino! are Ono
“Round Hogan and Young Lustig.‘

J”... c ._4 ,

The principals

Arthur Shsfer, who is wintering iii
Flies Angelou has spiked the rumor
that he will not return to the Giants
next season. He says that his con-
tract has another your to run and that
he will he on hand when the «Giants
report to Mathcwoon at Marlin. Ten, /
in February.

light

 

 

 

on ammonia column ooivriliuiuc usr or nouoiw
“ doom. murmrmmmmmm

MEN'S AND SOYS’ FURNISHFNGS. to

5
id. Altman 890111.
FiFT H AVENUE. NEW YORK
THIRTY-FOUR“! STREET THIRTYfli-‘TH STREET?

are displaying a most interesting assortment of
reasonabiywpriced merchandise that will especially
appeal to those who purpose to do their

HOLIDAY SHOPPING iN NEW YORK

Among the special item that suggest themselves for appro-
priate Christmas gifts are Furs and Fur Comm; fine Lace:
and Neckwcar; Negligent; Men's and Women's Silk
Harlem Sill: Umbrellas with unlimiiy rich minimum;
.Giovoo, no... Opera Bags and Novelty Jowdry. mix.
Brianna and Comments] Silmware; Orientd Rum
° LoadierGoodn oiailionclo. kathmindudinjnhrgo
selection of imported Celluloid, Perilu‘neo Stationery etc.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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