tiainoes apartment.
~l3ranch Office, Norwalk.
ditor’ 5 Residence. .
0v. illicit, 1913, at 8 o'clock
Work, EVA. Degree Refrain:
‘ it it A’ Manon: oar-dially and
'n'ally li'iVltId
Frittermlly yours,
ROBERT M. Wchox. Boc' y. I
........ 2..—
TI NAL FOREBTRY WORK.
‘ nlmous reelection‘oi’ Charles
‘hrop och as president of the Na-
uservotion Congress came as
11111111111 surprise to him. It 90'
all when he had gone away from
on ntion hall for luncheon
the delegates know it would
' nit for 'Mr. Pack to serve at
Gear. owing to other duties
it he regards as sacred trusts.
_ ,, hen informing him '01 his elec-
il they urged him not to decide the
dilation of the presidency at present.
to give it further consideration in
e relice to the wishes of the major-’
t' of the delegates. This he agreed
do end he will act at least until the
airs of the Fifth Conservation Con~
one are closed up. There are many
retails to look after as the attendance
elegates at the Washington
More than
con-
«ehlzlon was very large.
:lx' thousand regularly accredited dele-
tion were appointed in alluWer to the
.1.
so
u.
o
9-.
_
._
The forestry work. as evidenced by
on printed reporto in pamphlet form,
or died under the direction of the
" airy committee. of the Conserve.
'11 Congress. is considered by forest-
r‘y.19xperts 11nd lumberinen to be the
best work thnt 11p to this time has been
no for American forestry and lu111~
boringer. Pack 111 1.1 ontli interested
tilts work, which he innugurated.
d it. will mean much for the cause
"it Leon 1:10 forwald under his expe—
":tced direction.
ll‘lte convention insisted on the clen-
ll filliul'lee "inithrop Puck 211'. 11 1'11-
énltion and approval of the fair, uh‘m
' ltnpurtiul manner in which he 11:11:.
conducted itn ult‘uire.
............. m... — 92- mam
A FATAL oi FT.
When 1111-" time comes for Connecti-
' t'tb‘ipiclt 11 new crop of 'COlliél‘lli-ll'illlllll
ls'reanouubly note to predict th_ut
r'miah lmnovun will not be uniong
he elected few. iii is sometimes: 11 lib
, l gilt to huvc been born initiative
mil". to have cultivated tho pernicious
mitiliwaunoniu Sl'litllll'l.
m...__-.-_....,2.-... 1.. I
Not Dead?
lg 1H. l’nlor. clinirmnn oi’ the We
solve town committee oi‘ New llri-
f. addressing the Progroesivo Club
t city Buturduy evening. denied.
he presence of thirty-three liull
‘_ ore, thul. the purty in doud. but
' tied thttt the work of the party in
maize, puriiculnrly that brunch at
Etch in oinimod to be oducntlonui, .
leoppod by inch of l‘undn. 0th~
' ties have nutterod similarly ho-
w. At the iirst ntnrt-oii. or up-
there 11m unuully plenty of on-
to willing to serve 11 political
r nothing, and 11 few others 11m
llllng to 11111 their good 111(1:1«'
mtg on they run one nny hope
‘illi‘lnging them uomo poruonui rc-
t'titose who remain in the hor-
soii- sacrificing enr- i
illlitlly low. it is no. strange
grammes should loco thin dit-
especially at 11 season. whenl
neither Suite our national;
on to stimulate anything more
pool interest. #liarttord Timed.
liielnnati reports a woman who re-
talk“ to her husband. There
filmy number of men who would
' hill- to inform «them 11 111111111,i
are at home like hon—u ll
Wt.
one that the secretory cl
intone the We of
on a when! ultimatum. ‘mrtn tum '
“concentrated.1We do Ill“ Whittle
.of Taxpayer. calling the attention or
lthe town authorities to the neglected
:pear to be. from the i‘aetthatior'o
'a new iron fence erected on thermal. “
side to replace the wooden fence de~ -
rote property the entire length.
The Sentinel will ”to 111mm to to
delve letter; for. mnemonttm liq
modern. under the my. W3. A
brlei 11nd to-tho-potpt denomination.
weight and conviction that A timothy
one in men- um 9mm in not '
ell: some” brevity. WWW an
tlclol. we have anameanuo instant
in be roam. and nanny-times avoid
all altogether.
PINE 131.1110 oaME'i'ERv
Editor of Then Sentinel:
in your issue of Wednesday, the
26th lost. 11 rend/under the head ‘iPine '
island Neglected." over the aisnoture
portion of said cemetery. which is de‘
signuted as the nubile portion at some;
also. to the entrances and fences. I
am probably as much or more inter-
ested as to the condition of the old
cemetery. than most of our people op- ,
number of years 1111 an officer of 1111'
association which has had to do with 1
the cémetery probably more than most '
of our people are aware of. .l have had»;
strayed by lire quite a number of years
since. I 'oppeoled 11 little over a your
ago to the town board of estimate and“
taxation for an appropriation and they
gave us fifty dollars toward the 1111a
ponse of the new fence. which was 170
feet in length and was in front of pri-
~But
it had been neglected so long and look-
ed so badly that as no oilicer of said
association had the new fence erect-3
ed, which we think is quite an no
provoment 11nd, if. we had. the means.
should like to replace the stone fence.
on the south and southeast sides, with
an iron fence. no it would be folly to
|build 11 fence tit-wood on nocount oi“!
the cemetery being located so near the?
‘1"1uihold that it too. would probably}
take lire from the railroad. But thnti
cannot be. as to build such a fence; '_
would cost money and probnhly the};
old stone mnco which hits guarded the
old cemetery for past two hundred;
you”: will probably have to still no?
duty for some time to come. Duringi
the post full 1 have had the tombstones
on the southeast portion of the public!
plot all reset where they were out or;
plumb. 11nd while taxpayer wen probe-3
bly.'writlng his article i lied men at:
_worh or bud given on order to reset
ithoso stones on the southwest
sidefi
which were out of plumb. cuusrul by?
the settling of the earth. and if we
111111 the money to do with. should have
those stones reset which huve become
ioost-nod‘i‘rom their base and fallen to
the ground. but shull intro to lonve
that. to be done by those who ought to
be more interested than we who were
strongeru.
Twice a your 1 have the bushes 11nd
briurs out. and into in the full had the
tonnes on the inside all cleurnd ot the
bunhos 11.1111 vines,‘ and I lied tukon
lcnowono one
Our- Dress Goods space must be
condensed 011c3half‘to make room ,. ,
First to .
for Christmas displays.
go are
1.000 Lengths. . 1 » 1
a late shipment from a big n‘iaii— ~
utiacturcr, ranging from 2 1-2 to '
‘6 yards;
desirable materials and colors. at
reductions of 1-3 to 1-2 from the
All this scant s most
regular prices.
'15
"Warmth Without Weight."
Comfortables
:\n exquinltc assortment , of
styles. patterns and colors. at
very special prices.
$1.25 Com'fortabies 981:
$1.50 Comfortables,. $1.25
$2.50 Comfortables $1.98
$3150 Comfortables $2.49
$4.00 Comfortables .. ..... $1.98
$5.00 Comfortables . .. . . . . . $13.98
lZ‘éc' Percales 1
per yard 2C
lost quality l‘crr‘nlos. 313 inches
wide. neat styles, new light cob
ors.
75c Floor Oil
Cloth 11 yardsgc
[-‘lour (ill tloih. 2 yards Willi?
1'111'icty,oi p:ii~
terns and colors. 11 grade that “5-
unlly sells (ll 751' per ynrtl.‘
$1.25 Couch 890
Covers, each
tum] i mnh im c1~ .1141 11
«11 llli‘h, 111111131 11111] pattcm mot tin
i‘llillt‘i‘nl. :1 quality that rctuils 1-1'11
1'11111'11-111 $1 25-
1‘1111i1‘1- of 11 large
1
.Women’
llnsitiv ('11
$111 so made
Mixtures,
fill sizes-
“nieut. just ni't'ii‘cd.
qunrtc' and Hill length model. omen cutaway and drape
Materials on; llouclc, Astrachan
Wool Plush; l’crsinnua Cloth. etc. in black and colors.
Women ’s _
COA’ES
worth
of liouclc
three quarter
lull imigllnplunb collar
1 culls, others of self materials.
Always noted for the dependabihty of its
merchandise. The Boston Store offers
for? Tomorrow values: that will open a
new "era in selling BETTER GRADE
QF GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES
The MoStlfiifiOitantCoat
Sale-everheld in this city
The oppmgninity is unusual, so are the Coats.
In time for Saturday Sale. consisting of three—
Cloth.
S 13111113
$15
111111
and
and
and
Lowest pri
{l\ 111 satin.
Chinchilla,
llcnuiifully draped or plain
tailored raglan and set sleeves,
math: oi the newest materials.
lined with Skinner’s or yarn«
Women' s1w Vests ands
Paulo. per
garment
Women's Janey Ribbed Yule.
WW end rhodium might. high
Minion; and elbow sleeves. .
Panel: to match. Value. $1. on.
3
ll:
bcr.
prices.
The Most Entrome Markdown:
Milllnery“
You have ever had proposed to
. you before the middle of Deceit»
We had rather take these
big losses now than hold
back until after Christmas when
they would sell slowly at any
Velvet. Plush and
Trimmed Hats
large variety of new models and
large variety of new mode*
and colors trimmed with ostric , '1
plumes. .
best creations of the season. ~
$2 45 $3. 85 ' $4 98
Fancy Feathers and Flowem at
Half Price.
them
feathers, some with furs,
A large ship- wonderful value-giving that
ought. to bring great crowds to-
eii’ccts. morrow.
Broadcloth, $3.00 “Blenheim" Blankets $1. 98
.38
Ce ever" known.
BLANKETS
W 1' present here, examples of
$3 50 “Johnston Blankets ”$2 49
$5.011 “Beacon" Blankets .
$6. so “California" Blankets $4. 98
$8. 50 “St. Mary’s 5” W001 Blan-
kets ..
1,000 “All Wool” Minnesota
Blankets
$3. 98
56- 49
. $7.50
U
where
\i' 4
tomorrow‘s .
Slliltltiw all.
I
lively Better. More Stylish Prettier Stilts than you 11111 buy clac—
nt about i
tit-s»; than rwtulzn pr'hcs.
are always able
2.1.1111“ patrons bigger values.
but
values will over—
Hundreds of posi-
, . 2, 500
do oil’cr
10c Outing 3
Flannel. yard 64C
nel in str1pcs and
plain greys. blues. pinks and reds-
yards fancy Outing Flan~1
checks: also
lines.
Advance
Opening
of Toyland
chtly ionniriou {111 the 1‘llllili‘i‘il and their 11211131115. :1 Willi: ~41-
li'Cll'Ull of llllliilllld and llonu'slic ”lots of the but ter (11» inclull
log the Newest llolls llul ls 1111115111 and Dolls
:llli‘l (on! ilnnus.\\~'m1<l Iron and
A most 1'1unprclnrtisivc 1'11]er lion oi the latest and best in all
l'uiniiurc.
\ltcbnniral loys.
Children‘s Sleep-
ing Garments
Math;- of good
with furl.
years. :1 good, warm. serviceable
garment. actually worth 51.112
43°
hoary
months
Jersey.
sizes (1 to ('1
lloard
89c Alarm
Xli'krl
heavy nickel plate, guaranteed for
one year. actually worth 890 each.
59c
(flock.
(T lock 3
l’lntrtl Alarm
ri‘or nevorui hours daily.
Norwulk' district
school room 11nd incrcuued accommo-
dations for the children three years.“
ago. and thin need has largely grown
quite ll liitle prldfi “1 llli’ fact that ”l“ oneh ycnr since. but nothing has been They are no longer jobbed into the
The South' suits
needed nddiiionul
Luv“..- WM.“ w._.__
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
i'utntooo have joined the urlutocrncy
““m'wdon: 111.\111«.':~:'l llllllllllll llllllb- {ml-[8' ‘
'lllllllll lllll R l Dillll
public p01 U0“ Cl Old “in“ ‘31“ “1 (Will (1011‘) and the BChDOlB and “Lhulflfll lillli! HIKHlLll of lil‘l‘ilfllilll} l'lllll‘) .«Puuirgun
ott'ry hnd not looked bulim- than 11! Bufrmud to such an extent that it will N
lrcquiro the most ecuraxeouu 11111111111111
As to the gates at the entranced, it to roliiedy.
its no Dill-‘11 iiiIOSllml- The” WV" ”“9“3111' ontimnlo 111 to be commended for “hm”; [gunman 11mm and 175 injured.
none for 11 number of yearn and “0m itn prnt'lionl good some odd uiuu 'lt‘
the l1.:('11ilul of cemetery Mid the “'0‘ diacrotlon in diunliowlnn tho up
thnt nonrly cvory 130.?in would 'll‘g"11ri11ti1111 for u noltool nitrite.
l’rnvioue to the need and domnnd‘
umuiy the nrunu would tnko flro “"‘l for tho uotvlrou oi'o. ucllool nuruo. opti l
present for 11 great many yours.
loci in close them, and every yum!
”Wu:
i believe (but the bourd
1‘rcinoed
mm) the uutoo go no we hnvi'. 110‘- out oxnnilnei'. puychololouiwl expert.
thouobt ll boat 10 WW" our “NW“ or any other outrun. stood» the lmpnru
ltivu 11nd urgent demand for lncrcuncd
school facilities. no that the children
can attend school.
complish very much for it crowded
room of fifty or sixty children, when
for the opening two wooko' of
nchool term. the only equipment nlio
hue in 11 dictionary null 11.
book? What wont be the idonn of pro-
prioty created in the mind of the youth
who, froth the luck 01 room and 11e-
conimodotionn. has to utul'i‘ his
linto his pocket and so curry it from
room to room in the pronoun oi! his
dolly studies 11nd recitation»?
The southern section of the city re .
quirea more school buildings and "hr:
aroused school co’uwnionceu at 0111111.;
ltaoemo a grant pity‘that the children; _
have to be out to such great amnion-l
logos in trying to attend 1111110111..i
Would it not be much more commandos.
hie tor no to pause in the stupidrusn‘
for the extraordinary things 11nd iii-at.
attend to to: manual and mu needo
of the public reboots? Many cone
minim ere dolly heard from the out 1
rent: (it wheel children. on. people
hWe philongya united {of boron- «hoot
there. " T
Now. Mr. Editor, purdon me for no
long 11 letter. but i wont to thunk Tux-
pnyor i'or hln healthy criticism, and
um really glad there in acute one who
really i'oolu intereutod in old Pine in
hunt cemetery, and hope there will be
others who feel it not only 11 duty but
u privilege to help our ousoclntion lo
111111111 the cemetery nt lenot presenta-
blo for 11 number of yearn to come, on-
pocinlly in the public portion.
A C. F. HALDOCK.
President I'lno island Cemetery A1130:
cintion.
THE. 8011001. NURSE.
Editor of Evening Sentinel:
I truat that the communication in
Wednesday evening's sentinel. advo
eating the appropriation at $1.000, by
the board of estimate. for the employ»
mom of a school nut-Io, won not
prompted lrom eeliiuterent.
The most tremendous problem that
presents itself for the consldorntion oi
the people at New in. the present
moment. in that at 111.111.1111; nondi-
tions or the public school.)
'l'll
Gun 11. lonelier ne-
lltu '
can
spoiling ? the Job of
l‘ho football record for the your
‘1 ‘ 11nd yet the olhor duy there were riotu 1
“r” at one college bouuuso the authorities
prohibition
tlxulu luotllull.~«-Now York World.
to rovoko tho
n2...»
.2... 1,
police
Bridgeport Tolonruni.
WW
Household notuorn watch Sentino
Want Ads. for channels to find more
appreciative employerl.
Her mon~ for 11
«lirooklyn Eagle: I111
isibly more“
Then it who Chligressmun Done
111's turn to tukc 11 hand l‘liilll
ll’nuhinuton. under date of {\chmber
18. he wrote to the illiil mentioned
':pupor "Anont the. pontmuntorship
permit me to 1111110 that l how never
~Sontinel Wants are a. quick action
'and inexpensive menus or communi-
cation. They afford a d'rreot way of
carrying 11 message to the ones who
wil' be the most interested.
:Cougrassman Regards Efllll‘e.writtun Mr "lhonnm and that l hnvo m; m
' Newspaper Squabble liver
Posimastership Lack-
ing in Facts
i 1
( onnrossmun .lerominh Donovan won
111. hln home here yesterday irom the
lie talked with u reimrtor
row memento about p1ib-'
motion. For -hobvioun row
nous he could not my very
Now York hug 1101\th amigo me much nbout pending lenlniutlon and
ndvortlzinu of 111111111111; Col. 11011111111» vermin 1111111111 intentional.
comminulonorxw
0:111 mutter that was brought to his
uiinn'tion won the controversial knot
thnt two of the Bridgeport new»
i pnporu had gotten into over the posh
1mmtorahip.certein phonon or which
have not on yet been diecntnngiod.
publiuhed the purport or a supported
OGULIM‘B AND Ol’TlCIANS.
EYE TROUILIB
are numerous and varying. Many
conditions thought to 11¢ oouutitu.
tionel alibi-om are flattered it!
wearing properly titted dinner.
We employ shiilod. wallow-u
graduate physicians
to crimino-
lottor item Congressmen Donavon to
former Town Clerk William Thomas,
of Bridgeport. to the effect that he
the matter of appointment to the
peatmoutmhio oi nriduoport
Next day. in another paper. Mr.
Thomas denied receiving such 11 let
star and added than he did not know
or any one who hall received or neon
it. .‘Derpito this denial the tint
paper, on the next day, 11111er 1111
roamed. 1 ‘1!"in.
on November 18 one of the venom”
could offer no hope to Mr. Thommin '
and “
that he had reward for 1111111111111! 110 on. '1
eddlhi' ,
jliev or hold that 1 would or Would not:
recommend him for tho pluco.‘
lint that was not all.
tho pnpoi.1M1111duy lust. come to the
mound of its toportor, saying:
"With (lotim-euumnn Donovan do-
ninl end the information i’urnluhod to
lun by men of ntonding in the Dem
lorrntio pnrty Wu lutvo nothing to do.
l
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l
“‘l‘“ ‘l"” chilly ‘0 0"" 0W" Teddy. capital for tho hoildlty 11nd intends to! u 1,. rm- them in 391,115 the qunntlon
luml Bill! in 1111’ng him none 0' ““3 1111- return tomorrow evening or Bundoyl between um“. Meantime. we {shall
tlAlnoritnn chili ounce 110 common a evening.
qunrtor or 11 century ago.
norn lltt‘v‘ii unmoved.»
leontinuo to publish news of e umllur
iehuructor coml'iu from a reliable
source."
(if this "now" iongreusmun 11.301111!
you lost night hold:
"1- have read the pattern editorial.
It soundu like 11 dream. it is looking
in feet."
The consresumun was asked it he
had any newsto bring to the people
.0! Connecticut from Washington. es-
lpocinlly regarding the trouble in
Mexico.
"Nothing; whntover. my brother,‘,
he said. “That matter is in goon
1111111111411 the hands oi. our prom-
dellM muster hand." To a. once
than about the momentum the our
runny bill the congressman gave
practically the same answer.
Sentinel with“ or. o hutch ' action
and tambourine 111311111 oi. common.
cotton. filler littoral it direct 11117 111
mime-tumultuous" 11.111
will he too! Newton.
l
lddltoriully.’
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
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Elite Reindeer Celt tor wet
weather. vulcanized tram top to
bottom. "
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onto "1111mm: that." mode or a
'upooieiiy on. cell mock, very
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