Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 17, 1914 · page 8

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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é'fl the story 01' “Jim," Writen for The
Sentinel by Rev. W. H. Thomas, and
the Zion's Herald. of Boston intends
to do like1v.ise ’1‘he story printed lust
.‘ week has created widespread inter-
' est.
, There will be a special iiieeting of
1 ”the Official Board of the Noruaik M.,
’- E. church tomorrow night. The mem-
there will hear the recommendations
of’ the committee appointed to secure
- a. new pastor in place of Re1.l .‘lll
~Cas11'ell, who leaves the first of April.‘
- It is expected that some definite as.

 

tibn 'wlll be taken, and a call extend- 1

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Captain Daniel F Toomey, contract
or of Stev ens street, returned to Nor
1va‘l11‘ yesterday: after a (01111- months
spent at Montevideo, where he has’
"been making preliminary arrange-
ments for the building of a lighthouse.
fillrs, Toomey, who accompanied him:
also returned. Captain Taomey will
remain here for some time now, get-

ting the building materials ready for .

Aster tllh' colmig'omfht; its, ,

shipment
ready, he will lea1e for South Amer-
ica again, to
structlou work

Tonight is' the night of nights at
the Norwalk Country t‘lub, aceOrdlns‘
to the reports which the 111113:ng
have regarding the number that ii V
made reservations for the celebration
of St. Patrick‘s Day. ‘Stewardess
,. _, 41}!de reservations for celebs on) p
11.111111111111101. are that til melo-
ory of the Trish Patron Saint will re-
cehe due homage b1 the assembled
guests. Green the national color for
[March 17th, is to predominate not
only in the decoratiOns, but many
courses of the dinner will be of green

colored food Dancing 11in precede ‘

the dinner, and Gould's orchestra from
New 'Haven will furnish the music.
W W. -
LAWRENCE MILLS CLOSE DOWN.
:L'NWRENCIE, Mass. March l7.—~The
entire print works of the Pacific Mills,
employing over 2,000 hands, Was shut
down today in consequence of the

V ‘ - strike of 250 employee of the dyeing

department for a wage increase and

other concessions. The strike stltrted.

sé'véral days ago. ‘
mammoth-re BANK 12111.3.

. iHERlM.l‘tll‘si'ViLllE, Mass, March“ 117.:—
'i‘hi's holie‘e was posted today on the
doors of the ank qt Hermanvllle.a.

state institutibht‘i ‘1 ‘9."

 

“The Bank of ‘Hermanville had clos-

ed its doors pending an investigation
by the directors. it will resoume if its
affairs are found to justify it."

Former Cashier Clark is under bond
charged with embezzlement, hither
Vdetuils More kept. secret. 1. -.

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n—ONLY THIRTY CENTS.

‘ Thirty “cents 'wiil
Styles. the ulcer up to date fashion
and home" magazine issued and
Youugs magazine, an up to the min
ute perlodlbal for all members or the
literally, intow your home tor three
‘ months. FOr full pgruoulnrs read the

"Sedthiei Offer' on the Home Do
pertinent page.) .

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FRED. H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and
Embllmor.

Office and Rnldcnoo

leicpnon. 904, '
94 Sodium at. no. Nor-mun,

 
 
 
 

 

Your Sell Respect
Dem nds

that you give your teeth attention.

or. J‘.~"n‘.‘1“Manery

and have himudvise you of their
coeds. The teeth are necessary for
good health and comfort.
Good teeth odd much
to appear-anon

' 10 so. mm at, so. Not-walk,
nouns: s A. M. 1'0 3 P. M.
sunosvs av APPOINTMENT

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New Balkan and Middy
Blouses of good quality
ducking for utilises and
children.
Middy Blouses, all white,
sailor collars, trimmed with
'1 handsoijnnvy and red $1.00
Middy Blouses,” red and
Him/y, sailor collars and;
coils. trimmed with‘ white- _
braid $1.25'
Balkan Blouses with red
and navy. sailor collars 'and
cuffs .$r .50

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Orders placed with us now dor April
delivery will assure your purchasing
at the present low price. Quotations
on most any of the best “1133;"

, My prices are low. What are. 3::-
Muirements? A card will bria‘
Quotations. Call or phone's 1
some bargains in used cars.

are
‘I aim

do Auto Repairing. Ford work in mi,

branches.

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Van TE: Sentinel republished! "Pos-

Thomas V we. to tlnd 11111.qu

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lid on ”19111111911 shore Wessinz‘hlu tail -

errors ill b“

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‘ lace more 1116.11.11: it

tenths is .11,me

,. 6110th one even
”improve the core 5

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,lq . V'I‘Iiomsuahu‘s,
y rdoclarlng. that
us dead dog in

that when he crosses the
use he thinks that Jim will

and waiting. 1f0r his master the wsnme

.asheusedtohere"

That. retest; to Jim and me‘ As to
Jim. homes always such :1. depends-

-‘ his little follow that one would be glad
‘g‘ttir any good that might come in him

A's to me, why, everyone knows that
the older; a, man groove. the shorts r

' grows his list of things he is sure

about. Considering what the
best book in the world (OVldently uu
familiar to‘ this newspaper man) says

" about the future. of those who make
~ untrue statements, there might not

be much uncertainty as to the destiny
lit the man who wrote that. it remem-

‘ " her how in the 'the of the Atlantic.

Monthly, one day, Olher Wendell

_ Holmes waxed eloquent of the de-

picted individual man, and the race

And John Flake, the clear
braised, candid souied. . [nodded his
assent. Iguitm not goluthq, say that
that one thing sure was,.‘0nl,1', thatit‘
was not death thougnfthe window

 

overlooked the "old burying ground. ",

, Some one has said “The greatest
‘surprise is man will find in heaven.
will be to find himself there." Con
fuclus and .“To know that we know
what we ,ond to khow that "we,
(10- Mt know. not we do not know.
that is wisdom" Let this newspaper
man ponder this and get. wisdom.

 

“story its readers might not find

of men throwing over the things the)r _ '
..wero once sure about. and concluding
.. "there was only one thing absolutely
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be. Just all he used to be here; if
there we found a home as delight ully
vested in beauty as we have had here.
we oculdl find contentment, we could. .
.11de inc. ,

Perhaps that is impossible. Ror-
hops that is all wrung. Well, let it,
litand no.1" '
_ That is all there is hi it, and 11‘
the Herald would publish the short
it
dreadful, but ,-if it is not desirable to,
do thatp it is up' to' the Herald to
show in hit him my what it owes in
correctnessito ttu'i'qndcrs and to those '
it makes" statements about ' .

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You should see my mail this mo‘m

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NOTE-4n the above article. Dr
Thomas in' one paragraph seems to
take the position that it who a per-
sonal‘ affrOnt for the Sentinel to pub
lish the story, which appeared in'the
New York‘Hernid. Let ‘Dr; Thomas
and the Sentinel readers ’b‘e rest

assured that no such thing w“... in- '
tended by using the item, .Tho pur»

peso in publishing that story was 10'
show what or vicious and contempti-1
his piece of wbrk it was for the local 3
Herald representative to twist Dr. 1
Thomas's story on "Jim" in such a}
way as Vto make the author a subject
of ridicule

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Washington Officials Believe,
Slamlord Attorney Asked
Wilson to lnierceda for
' New Haven Road

 

 

WASHING'I‘O), March 11‘ .~Homer

S'Cummlnss. of Stamford, Democratic 1

national committeeman saw President
Wilson and others here today and it

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We do not buy cards at random. WE DISCRIMINATF We make
a study of ”ELEGANCE. Prices the same—wards different ‘

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USED CARS

We have a lot of used automobiles ranging in price from $100 to
$350,1vhlch we are closing out to make room for new cars. These
cars must go, and are bargains Cull at F. E, Lockwood and 00.,
and look them over. ’

F. E. Lockwood 8. Co.

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Spring Opening
Our blocks of Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Skirts and Waists are now complete

Your inspectionfis-condially invited.

. Now. i never wrote or recited an '15 rumored that he 11er prompt ac
ode in public or in prl1nte about Jiin 'tion in the New Haven railroad disso~
,or about anything in the heavens lution proceeding Prominent New
above, on the earth beneath or in the England people say that quick action

 

waters under, the firth .:

true .1111 e thinks that .1113»
Miti‘Vlli 3“} other shore wagging
11115 tnl oltii’g for his master."

Nor did 1 prlte anything like “Pas-V‘
tor sure (1.103 is in ’heuven " Heaven
1111 not mentioned at all. What was
urttton will be quoted at the close of
this paper But Wesley and many
wise men have thought it pr0bablo
that animal life continued beyond the
grave. As to the "Rev. Wm. H. Thom-
as has caused a stir here," that may
be true I_ 1"?” it is, but i know noth-
ing about it My not knowing it
however, does not. indicate that the
"stir" may not be a fact. We must
remember-that in' the old Hebrew
story .Balailm'u Ass saw what Balsam
did not see.~ and the ass heard what
neither Balsam nor anyone around
heard.

Just read this "The Rev. Mr. ’l‘hom-
as has lectured on Gettysburg all over
the country)” Once only, in a local
church it'told from my diary, the story

' of that held of battle after the bat-

Tripp’s Restaurant

tie to which the state sent ‘m,e as
commissioner, to look- after, the.
wounded. ’Once 'ngnln'the next Sun-
Vd'ay repeated 3 ll‘art of thpt, at, a
neighboring church. once told a ten

school about a thin that was at Get-
tysburq.‘ what ll enough it seems for
an opulonuimazinntion to call.‘ has
lectured all over the country." 1
Just listen to this' "Friends have
qtnailtioned me about. the matter, not
taking it, in an allegorical sense, but;
he says he was ne'ver in a more eeri-
cns mood or moreconviucinsly as

‘ snrsd of a tact, "

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. Now. do one, friend or foe, has
questioned me obout the matter not5
9118.1 never 3.134.111 was more con i
vincingly as tired,9 f a fact" Never.
never, JV: thfipcgroo of seniilfi' 1‘ huge.
reached, will lawman» please ro-
strum mo..,~: Such things as this make
one pondel' “The more Al know or
some people the more i love my dos."
Jim never "barked untrue, hover

For a local newspaper, to republish --

 

minute story in a New York public -

should be had and action at lenient as
is consistent with enforcement of the'
anti trust“ l‘aw taken The existing
uncentluty all; said ls‘bad for will
id'mlnistrirtlon, the financial world and '
the innocent st holder in the New;
haven and its am lated'compsnies.

I
Mr. Cummings said that his visit"

was primarily on Democratic nationnli
committee business but he is under-g
stood to have talked Connecticut pan-i,
tics with the president. He denied he.i
has waking up patronage matters
here and said the Connecticut sena-
torial situation has not assumed delta
nite shape.
Reilly Recovering Slowly.

Representative ReillyVia in a weak-
ened condition undergoing an opera»
tion said to be of a minor character
in the George Washington University
kiospital. He is back at his hotel. but
is not gaining strength '11 his friends
would like. Dr. Borden performed the
operation. Mr. Reilly's friends say he
is worn out by hard work.

 

 

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" Senator Brande'geo today uttered an ‘

addition to the river and harbor bill
to provide for 11 survey of NlantlcV
bay. East Lfyme, 001111., with a view
of making it a. harbor of refube.
_ VConnuctioht Admiral.

President Wilson today nominated

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lCapt Charles‘Tfi Pond, U. «S. N., to
be rear admiral. Capt. Pond
born in and appointed from Connecti- I
out. He is stationed at Mare Island
navy yard, California.

Vice President Marshall finally do
cided that he could not accept the in-
vitation to St Pstyick's Day banquet
at Hunfoid. but 13. S. Treasurer John
Burke in going with Representative
’Louergan to the affair.

Representative Donovan-ls back on
the job again.

iBenator McLean today introduced
$30 a month each to Eliza J.Crltten1
hills proposing to grant pensions oi
den. Forestvlilo; and Catherine
Sch'eidel, Bridgeport. ‘

Oppoiu'Toll Bill Repeal.

it is reported that ffteprecoutative
O‘Bhauglihosuy ot V‘fihode island, will;
have the assistance of Representative“

 

The members oldie D H Club satin what reflects on the mental sanity
cred at the home or Mrs. E. A. Wood of a citlsen without veritymi‘;
ward on North Main street last limit statement, .when it in so easy to do it,

tor timir1bi-m0nthly auction bridge- ”is to make it appear as an ungraclouo

its .

 

«it was st. Patrick's Eve thp hostess

had appropriate decorations about the
the minis. 'I‘iie card ploy resulted in
the following winners: , Mrs. David
Raympnd and Mrs. Manuel ’1‘. Match,
am am second prizes for twins;

notional: comma and Ma'nuol 'r.

Hatch first rind second senucniho's

prizes. The members hat down to ‘u

delectable luncheon after tho‘Wrisou
m been avoided. .. ,

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in mm u some...
' rhinitis ' Warm ,

act whether intentional or otherwise.
A distant journal is a different mat»
ter. “it must depend on its corros-
pondents (usually dependable) for but
only its facts, but in a demo for in:
intbrpretatlou put on the facts.
the cam on t ion intimate c6111:-
dentist newsflrglwcns jvvith'x:t war con
13111911113? duon births switch:
until" it", summation harm
and found them 1.11.1.1; and truthful:
‘hui about ”hip commutes ileum
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he's in

Malian and Reilly of connections and
[Murry of Morrisohuscttes. in fighting
‘ the president's plan to repeal the pro-
vision for the free use or the Panama
canal by moi-icon coastwlso vessels.
"These sonilo‘unen stand on the demo-
erotic platform declaration tor “free
tolls." 'I‘héy run It certain amount. or:-
‘risk in the tight but are said to bo'
‘tmflrfld. . . 1
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Another Visit

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