momma», . by
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floomy—Wm , l
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TURE ALMANAC FOR ‘
‘. . TOMORROW. .
”High tide 4:58 a. m.: 5::13 p. m. _
Sun rises 7:15; nets 4:27.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
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out Well. Loduu.‘No. 108, F. and A. M.
‘ Meals id‘Mnaonlc Building, South
Main street. lot and 3d Tuesday 01'.
«inch month—«July and August ex;
Masousvcordially invited. '1). Burr
Behch, will. Robert M. Wilcox,
“8,60- ‘
Bdtiar Chapter, N0. 38. n. A. M.
tieetu in Masonic Building, South
Milin street. second Tuesdays oi?
.y mu monthmJuly” and August ox-
; ‘L. i , 'wtltod——at 8 o'clock. All Royal Aron
Masons cordially invited. Charles
1;. Tuck, n. P. noben w. Wilcox.
89c.
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V THEY HAVE FAITH.
Various papers are making; much oii
the holdings of New Haven stock by
.. insurance companies and figuring out
; the losses thereby. So far hi. the coma
. ‘ panics hercaboulg nro concerned, they
, can stand it and go right along an of
. old; Would that all sliaroholdcrs'
‘ .Xcould stand it as well. thi‘orcovcr.
'3? have in a few isolated cases, So for no .
[j live know, none of them has i‘uulond-
oil." Their managers have faith in the
ultimate recovcry or the clock oi ihiu
.grcui property. Don’t let nnyhody full
‘ who worrying ovor corporation lohocs by
‘lhc present situation. it‘s n waste of
v aympaihy.—f\2iinrlford Cour-nut, .
" ‘ W?~'—»-—— .
TIDE CALENDARS FOR 1914. f
, We have received our usunl allot
merit of tide calendars and the some
. ' {will be ready for distribution on Tiles-
' . day, December 23. Thorn will bo u
‘chl'cndar with every paper issued and
, customers should see that. on:x is do-
,iivercd to them on that day. Those“
‘ failing to receive one will kindly notify
:thic oiilco, giving the union oi" news-
idcnlcr or I’l(l\‘\'iiil(l_\' from whom lhoy
purchase their puper.‘
STATE COMMENT.
; —-—o-d¢——
‘ Y Employer’s Burden.
. Willi thc now compensation incur-
ianoe rates addcd on to the wnges of
tho workman. thc consumer in tho
'ohnpc oi‘ mupioyl-r will i'nro tho sumo
an the consmnor ulong oliwr linen.»-
‘Middiclown i’rcsn.
Another Story.
’I‘hc moiormnn of a trolley our which
f .ovcrtnrncd and itiiimi three passen-
. ' :‘gera in Willimnntic, October 3, has
. been indicted for nunmlnughtcr. Sev-
‘eral uutomobilinto who nppear to u
casual observer lo be also open to tho
.. action of tho law have thus fur on-
'11.‘cnpcd indiclmcnt. But that seems: to
be anothcr .‘liUi’S'rw"I'il’ll'ii'lli‘li Timon.
Free Advertising.
Anybody who hnu n. Connecticut,
farm for solo illlll'iill‘. privilcuc of lint,-
ing its prion ililii description with tho
nccrolnry oi the Stair- lhiurd ol‘ Agri-
culture. fun: of chat-uh, for the pur~
polio of putting ihc opportunity before
hoopla who nrc i-iill’iliili'. i'ill‘lll homcu in
Conmmticul. Tim board will pubiioh
‘ a pumphlol, nboul Fob. l. in limo to
.moci lilo hprinu inquircr for inl’ormm
.tlun of thin nniurc. Tho information
should be in lho bundd of tho uncro-
lm‘y of tho bonrd bul‘oro .luu. l.- «Wu.
tcrhury iicpubllcun.
. Just 099:.
.A story iuicgruphcd from iiozt‘uil
"ought to ho ulvcn tho lirui. pogo in
very ncwupnpur in the clinic, and pub-
ahod for npcciul clrculution wlwn tho
out ‘Mgluluturo unuombloh. it won
hat: a inrmur out lhoro started the
Monolith n lino flock of 'ill Mimi".
and today but; 17 lclt. of which novorul
uo'hflppiud. it Milnu’t aickuouo, Ob.
oi ”It was 1th dogs. The Photo of
Connecticut furnishes peculiar facili-
iilen for when culture. all has thou-
iumds of'uorau. now practically hump
old, which are tilted for ruining snoop.
'i'bere ls aunt. and wagon why this; is
riot done. and that cannon is spelled
in lhrcu letters dosh. Snoop om vul-
uublo for the moat. 0! their young
tomb. and they um valuable, tom {or
air humid crop of wool. and {or
air lioni yield of choepnidu. Alive.
hoop yields m crops a your. and.
m utilit- are" in n crop hor-
‘ 11% mm thatch that for
' W. min. in will admit
in Mo on mummt in mar or
mxmmmu format.
’uepted—‘~nt 8 o'cloek. All blaster ‘
‘ buildings bill this session." ‘
. .3 government‘s motley.
food accesSori‘es.
the statements of
Powder.
mvuis a. iiAVilBillis out
up not PASS “ “
(Contiuucd lrom first page.) .
appropriation hill this pension.” Con 3
tinned Mr. llonovnn. “And there
seems to be u movement on foot to
prevent. tho passage of a public
This c‘xplanntlon throw light on .Virfi
Donovan’s attitude toward tho pro
push! of Bridgeport for the armor
plant“ indicating that no . did ‘not
think Congress [was going to npprw
prime the money for starting
building 01' such a plant. And it no
moncy in to be granted by Congress
for erecting the plant, it is evident.-
ly Mr. Donovan‘s view. there in no
use proposing nny site for the plant. ;
To Make Money Saving Record. .
Congressman Donovan denied that
ho bud any tips that them is not go
ling to be a public. building or a rlv~
791's and harbors bill this session. But
he buses his predictions. he says. on
general conditions. the desire of tb
administration and of tho leaders of
the House to be economical and to
go before lilo country
.i, .
election on :1 record for run-inc
Would Not Harm Connecticut.
if Congress did not push; a riv
nnd harbors appropriation bill this
BOSl-liiln. it would not be u and blow
to Bridgeport. or to mont of tho othor
harbor and waterways ol' Conuectv
cut. The recommendations for ex-
pcudiluron on waterway improvement
uubmiltcd to Congress by tho nrmyl
engineers propose very little money
for Connecticut. none for Bridge-i
port. and nearby harbors and nnmil
amounts only for Now lluwu hurbor
and tho iui'thcr improvcmcul of tho
Connoclicut rivcr below liurtiord. ‘}
Public Building Bill More Serious. ‘
Tho failure of a public building“;
bill might be more serious to 0"“7.
nocticul, on the construction of cov-
crnl now post office buildings in the
ninth huh boon proponod and it. in
probnblo iili’ti. the bill would provide
for tho erection of at lonut one in
catch of tho vilvo congrenuiouui din—
lrlclh in tho dilute. Even for thouc,
proviuiotl might go ovcr for uuothor
your without harm. on tho conutmo
tion of public bulldlngh in now bo~
lwcou two and “who. ycnru bciiimi
conmouulonul provisions and work
on now oneu provided for in a. pub‘
ilo bniidlhgn bill phoned thlu nouuion
mnhould one he pucucduwwould pro-
bwhly not bu started inside of at
least throo yearn.
Uraluh Kuhn Law Amondmont.
marry Hurt, n patent attorney or
Hartford. is in Washington to urge
the unionduiont of tho Kuhn lww re-
garding the udmisaion oi protection
or puuhltud foreign articles of mono:
factors for exhibition at the Shir
Francisco Exposition in this. Thorn
is a. man; fooling among potent at;
inflows and moumcturm‘l in Con-
necticut. on In other auction: or this
country, that the Killian-w my: Ana
urlcnu mnufloturou upon to dam
“in; multuund lured! by [0W
mnutwlnrom Minimum oi’
Panama Thoma Emu“ mad the
monument of the hm. m M It
will moo Ammo mum
m
1 Thu nitration in bold: mm» mun a. nu adv.
Thclllomanmkes
She makes. it‘be’st. who, looking
. after the culinary department,
“in“ her back rwlutely up, n,
unhealthful, or ' 'Weli‘
look she knows that true economy
does not consist, in {the use of
inferior. meat, flour. or baking
powder. She is an earnest adyo-
cate of home made, home baked
‘ fodd, and hasproved ihe truth of
the best cooking in‘
today is done with Rh
the lime
"“suSpiciouB; ‘
is econom- /
She
f form lln- chief port or the phm
ding n thorough cani/ucuof ‘all
Wicked no the buslaof organization,
ARE BUSY
I
from; parade in Hartford next May
of
.M’Ol‘kpoi the lionnoctlcul Woman Sul-
i'mne ‘Auoociatlon in: laid out at the
incoling of the Executive Board which
'lyvuu hold this wcok in Hartford. The:
.olty campaign bus airway boon mart-i
all in Hartford, whore Miss Emily
wideruon. and Mini?) Alyce Gregory. the
‘lh‘rtate Orgauinora, are at. work organiz-'
lilel
Il'otcra in the city. ‘Tit‘o words are
l
A four munlhu' “WINK“ “3 ““9 {our ‘
.lurucut cities of tho Elmo and fl 5“";
‘\‘\"a_‘\,-~‘~tx“\n_g . \
v.",~',‘-y av. Ar, '1', a,
: land with the Wham“? of tho mom- i;
liters of the Hartford Equal F‘mnchiue ‘
' League and of the Equal Rights Club. :3
All“ Pierson in manglng.lhat ovory 3!
water and every. yoiur‘h wife in tho; ‘3
my shrill limo: an opportunity 01‘ {i
‘ learning something or the movcmcuh U
i for Votco‘lor Women. A “v;
. Al‘tcr Hartford wallow is "mo .3
the gxperts that ‘uexl my that will be attached by tho i '
‘ the W011 d Sul‘irugiats. Waterbury has a large ‘.
. iund energetic Equal Franchise bought; S",
ya] Baking i. the President or which is Mr». Julius if
i Multby. The. members of thin louguo "
i prc propuring to render cfilcient help. ii
{510 Misc rl’ieroon and Mimi rfil‘eslor! ‘;
‘whcu they reach \\'ntorburymin Jim. \I
. i nary. A whole month is to ho cpcnti :2 .
gin ouch city. and the suffruglslw arof “I .
- A ‘boldiu; thomsclvch ready to give advl ll to glve.
by the" House committee on patents drehner. before any orgnnizalionf i6
and "“3 ’SGDMO linunco committee. whiff) dooircs to, hear something or. i; ‘ “
With a strong probability that they the movement {or woman suffrage.
will urge amendment oilhe law. l-‘ohrunry will be here below um U r
" Washlnu’mfl Briefs. campaign rcur‘hos Bridgeport,~whcrn»L 5:
Carl Ziinrrlziuton. of Middletown. is the Bridgeport would Franchise S!
in ‘Wamington i9 protest against the. Leann? which uumborn in its ranks W
nominnion ol‘ lliurry Which to be such lending sun'mu‘isls as Mrs. wu..'.
"nation-tar at ‘Middlew-wn. Mr. linui r mucus um iormvr Predidcnm i;
Walsh has been recommended by cf the State Auaoclution and him, ,,
Congressman Mullah. it in undor- '1‘. “Mm .lr.. “3",» him) m. rondy t..-. .3
stood tint tho post olllcc. department
is mull
llnrrln ton'n prot
Cong essmnn
ing an investigation of Prof.
out.
Kennedy
moot. the oppolntmont of» E. Franklin
Byron ito be postmaster ut Sharon.
Lilchllcild county.
$1.600 per your.
(iconic. w. Mayors. of ooninuvnu.
was ucnllcr at. tho oillco of Con
grossmhn iAlilO-l‘flall. No in on his
way to ‘i‘cnncnsce.
Loncrgan’o Maiden Speech.
Clingi‘onsmun- lonergnn will probo-
hln maiden Speech in tho
0 illouoe idurlng the consideration of
the bill proposing the building of o
ply unlike
governincnt railroad in Alaska. now
in the next imioro tho Mouse. and debuted at
um length lycslerdny. Mr. Lotion-iron in u
mombci‘ of the House committee on
‘tcrrilotlleu. which has recommended
cm the pdnnnue of the measure, and he
of tho
will p bubly answer some
bole his continued for a low day»,
nutrition
with 94 iii
Democrats Solidly lor it-Si\<'
l
Rlpuhiicans and a Pro-
f gressive Vole Aye
l
NEW YORK, aDcc. 20.—~«l’uunngo lli
yeotorduy
the recommended to tho pout oiilcouepnrz-
The oliice pays
undcriuho the work of bousc to hOum
mnvncsing, and to rcudcr all the aid
the cninpuign. ,' ‘
New Haven, tho lurs‘est city in the
State, will ha the last to be the scene
of the campuign. Thcre are now low”
sultrngo usmzintions in New Haven.
the largest of which in no. Now llovcn
Equal Frunchloe League. with Mrs.
llenry Wade Rogelio as l’n-uiuonl.‘All
Your organizationaj‘wlll enter into the
‘ activities of the ‘fimpnlgn, and, me
Now Haven hnu aiwhyn proved read
ily rcuponsive to hum‘ngu propaaandn.
it is expected that the campaign there
will be most clim‘llvc.
indccd llli over the Suite of (jonncutl-
(tilt have just sull‘orod a ocvoro ions
in tho death of Mro. Louis hi. Mod-
durd. Mm Stoddard. from the forum-
<lion of tho. "Now linvcu Equal Prun-
(mine League has burn a mort onlhuo~
lgcuorouiiy in hur contributions to tho
funds oi‘ the league and of the State
.‘Aunm’iulion. The mailing, of tho. Exc-
icum‘o llonnl wnu considerably 1-11“.de
rod by tho nouuo of ht'i' loss. and u rout»
lotion of uympnthy with her family
was phased unanimously and with
heartfelt emotion.
The suffrage parade in Hartford
next May wui be a new dopurturo lor
{the nuu'roululu or Connecticut. ul-
Ilhouch lulu Sluto hos been Well rop-
lmacuted in the May puritans of tho
lust. lhrou ycuru in New York and
luloo in the sunrogo pnrudoo in Wann-
inulon. ’l‘ho munhhcmout of tho
the currency bill. in WuthuRton. HUGH purnduu in \lvuuhméion. 'l‘bo murmur-
llio ldcul booking coimnunity. which m...” or um pardon will be in tho
wuu alone too kindly (Imposed toward hands or the kt‘xmulllvu hoard ot’ tho
tho mionsuro in itu incipient utagoc
mom ‘1‘ loan ready to accept the con»
“NOEL“ the bill. It ‘3 WWI“ that and for a large ropruuontutiun oi ltu
ouul both: of importuuco will menthol-s.
carry lout. tho throut so often hoard u
.
.
DD ‘
tow wpcitn ago to rclinuuiuh iln Fodur
and every illial
iouguo in being naked for co oporatlou
. Slulo Association
Mal.» will aim: ho outrun
from tho diuorcnt towns. and thorn
will be considerable emulation for the
in their p0\Vl.'i‘ lor‘llux i‘nrlhcrnuco oil
The suffruglcto of New Haven um)!
\
i
~ hotwccn lhr’co nnd four million women
who are entitled to votc {or preniden-
linl candidates, and if any cuudlduto
molten himocit‘ obnoxious to thc no-
mcn it would not no diiilcult to ormu-
iize the women‘s vote to secure his riv-
feot. ’
m~ .M..~............_~....
I R SPUR
FALKENBEBG TALKS 0F
l
M
‘Frcd P. (“Cy") Fulkcnborg, who was
cont from tho Cleveland Nuns to tho
Toledo club of tho Amoricun ’Aunociw
lion in 1911 an a bnuobnii has-boon.
given his recipe for rocovcritlg pllchv J
lug ability for tho bouoiit oi olhorn in
the national pastime who seem to
have muchnd tho and of their unoful-
ness in big leagues, : .
“(13"8" reclpc must ho a good om»,
for it in the one he followud in com-
ing back from tho minors to lost
company and making it rocord nu tho
second boot hurlcr in the “home Ullii
your. The pbm in it simple ono.
"'i‘wo yenru nun, whou tho (lb-vo-
innd mnnnucmont. docldod mm in)
foot company duyu worn over and soul
me to thulr forming toum in ’l‘olodo.
it did look no ii i would have to liti-
lab my corner in tho minor louhuon.
My friends cymnulhiuod with mo. nay-
ing it was merely the routo all bonu-
buli players have to tmvol: lhut tho
once in tho big intuition won it uhorl
oi i’ouJ a stain ciiortor. in fact. thonwmr 0.» prnuontlng the bent lIoM. minim merry mm at bout. liowovur, l
prcoidont of n largo Willi Street bunki
sold today that all of tho thlriyvelx
notional bunks of this city could iii
dopouiiod upon to enter the now back
ing 8 atom on soon on tho 116w law
Mali ilflect.
ion in
privilgou the nationally chartered in-
stitut out; would retain. together with
the v amigo considered id attach to no.
Allonu institutions, would outweigh
with out or them any remaining oi»
lactic a they might hare in the new
law. ‘ oroovar. worn national boom: to
yield their guinea. they would hole
to M um w the sowmmen‘t tho ro-
und mouoyu‘m hold by than: no
mud their circulntion mint that
holdi n of mammoth. bonds.
Til hillwummdbyovmo!“
to M .
it counted to be the coin
i ly “trout!"
Wm-
“TMruNlobaimduth
innauolul quarters today that tho
n
the parade.
'l‘bo Exocntlvc nourd melting or
thin Wool: won its; limit allude the Na-
tional Convention or hummus“ in.
Washington. film was a lone ot-
tcuuuuco and in addition to the for»
moi bumpers there was: much diacuo‘
uiou or the Woshmxton proceedings
Ind many storied worn told of indlvld
uni oxpor‘iencck, Thu member. who
had attended the Convention—who
but been among the tony nine dolo-
uolou from Connecticut who want to
Wauhiugtmo 1h unread as to
on one that»; “' infirm h m
wondered in Washington among the
politician. on c you .proctlcut on”
(ion. The" In no What: nom-
l
..
out that i won not it dead one and
dotormlnod to work hurdcr thnn l
over bud boiore in my um to comp
book.
i fMlcr playing the law remaining
'gamun in Toledo In 1m. 1 went to
work in the upholnterlug dcportmcnt
at tho WillyoOvorlnud Company in
the big plant in Toledo. For eight
hours a. day all during tbprwintcr l
operated what is .kz‘iowh gm summing
mulching. o contrivunco for mailing
bailout cushions for motor can.
m by our 1 thump“ and pounded
the ion: curled, hair of mmomo
into that nicotine. timid}! gran
deal more of flood. solid cursive for
my filming am and if I won pitch-
ing a m arm «in. Milton. ovary
day. to who mild iolm in mm on Ill” l bowled. beta: | mm o!
‘muuuuomumtomthenhimu motion!!!“ his» in out-m.
on: tho awn a up m m 1mm”. uh. mm“
nummmmmm mu Im‘m‘mmafiflm mm
Jam: in
in In
mammalian»
a .7 ‘ .wj ll.
ORWA
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REMARKABLE BOMEBAGK ‘
Thu urchins! conic-back ill the his- ‘
{tory of hose-bull has told how he uu- “
critioaiol’ tho incunuro alter the dc- inalic worn-or, nod has shown nmplulcompliohod the seeming impossible,
We are splendidly prepared to
meet yohr Christmas gift needs
with unedualled assortmenls, effi-
cient. Service and the biggest
values to be found anywhere in
The NorWalks. The moment you
. enter Our store, it ceases to be a“
question of what to give and be-
‘ comes simply a question of which
v.
d-“
..
. wommwam .
closes when this lot
Sec “Ad” on
“J roupod tho benefit or my work in'
tho phonon of 1912. bulking an cxcci-
lent record with ’l‘oiodo. That wltitcr
i wont right back to the automobile
factory and hair chilling. pounding
nway no hurd an over at the liuy'u
work nod at the evening bowling.
Early in tho spring of thin your i won
uhoiwn u nnnnbrvr of the All-Overland
bowling loom. which took hocoml
moody in tho international tourna-
ment in Toledo. Thin poring. having
lnvonliguvod by pllycioui couditlou,tho
Clovclund management tool: mo book
with the Nova. 1 have boon mootlng
with nuccosn all during the moon and
can hon no reason why i shouldn't be
good for nuvoml yours more or big
league impound.”
l-‘nikonbcrg in by no mcmauyoung-
liter in baseball, having been in the
major leagues tor nearly ten youth.
He in notmlmn man. boil): or alight.
almost dollooto build. Thornton, of
o. indemnity. more depends upon his
brain power than his strength for
pitching. cocoon. tbmh ho must be in
tho pink or condition in ordai- to
mod the pace unit.
ransom m ow bum in
liquor. bio his. good has. aim
mummntyonm «mum
about tho m of tool ho ‘
an W in lo chub-t _
cam on m .
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another page
DANGEROUS AMUSEMENT. y
it in only the good fortune oi tho
children who are amusing thomaoivc»
today skating on the Roman iloud
pavement in Washington and Frank-
lin ntrcctu which ancn lhom from m
cclvlng acrioun or oven intul lniuriofl
from the uuruoroun wagons, nntomo‘
bilcg und bicycles which crowd the
thoroughfare. only u low dnyc ago
the cholera were wurnod from the
sidewall: In bout of the library by
tho police. and now they lmvu token
lho more dangerous plum, tho htroct. ,.
Earlier in the weak a young womuu
wan thrown violently to tho nldowulin
,by collinion with 1; shown and whom
tho danger wan to tho pedestrians, to
in now to th‘h Bil/BMW. The potion
should who further action in tho
matter. m
.. Wm“. M m... a».
ViiliOilfll-‘i’i‘OWN. Texas. J. 'A. Kim
bro, Buys: "For cavern! yearn punt
Foley's; Honey and Tor Compound huh
been my houmhold remedy for all
cough», coma and lung traublcn. ii.
hanvglven parliament rolle'l' in a num-
ber of cocoa 0: (Minute coughs and
coldu." Contains no omitted. Room
misotiluu. For solo by Ill drum
m“).
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manhood
WnWi=W lulu-u you
w tilts lint your.”
“a.“ mum». .
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