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WEDNESDAY, 110v ... 1914
' _‘ Masons are cordially invited to meet
* to blame the prince (or either. ——---——-—-
E Prince Louis was born in Austria, AMERICA TOFFEE!) BELGIUM.
1111 became a British subject in boy- It is ‘1. rareprlyllege for this nation;
' hood. . His wife happens to be a cousin to be able to play‘éPrtividence to sixE
«of, the Kaiser-31!» of the King of Ens- or seven million Belgians plunged into;
and. Kings and princes are pretty inconceivable disaster by their own
mUCh married 111) together anyhow. courage and patriotism We ourselvEes
.fik—News Departincnt.
gas—Business Department.
i385-13—wCity Editor‘s Residence. and Democrat, German and 11113.10 set-I
1 —-— tle himself comfortably by his Novem-
". SOCIETY NOTICES . ‘ her tire and meditate for a season on
1 the qualities of true patritlsm}
’A Stated Communication of Old
Work— M. M. degree. All Master
with us. lmporbant- Janina: will.
Acting Secretary E
Main St. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays.o
each month—July and August 9
rarnlorisp
. . 'i nous activity and gently sink to sleep
‘ , muggy“ WAC F031 1 for a while
TOM “WW ‘1 Abroad the nations are devotlnt
High tide '12 11911. in. their energies to making themelmifl
an rise: 6 :30; set: 442. and each other as miserable as pose»
ble at home Anioricans are congratu-
EVENMG “MINEL.TELE‘ nun; themselves on their comfort and
9H0 ONE CALLS. . smudge I
It is a good time for Mr. Average
'3“ ~Bt‘mch Office. Nomalk. Citizenvto cease for a brief space 11111
‘ 3225-3,st Residence congepn about wet and dry, 333.11“;qu Society has not ceased. Many millions
’W’“ Lfifle» No; 1”, F. E‘ A. 10., will Suppose his chosen candidates were
5e he'd .t Mamic ' Tgmp|é' South “H“B‘bfled,‘ Whgt then? 311W them.
:Main street, on Tuesday evening, of course
« November 3rd, 19“. , the mnjorlty declared for the other tel .
lows" Is it true patriotism to‘ hold a
grouch, to'do all he can do to hamper
tome up at gm. Communication. . them in the exercise of their tune-
. 1. , Fraternaily, tions? Hardly 'Tbe thing for the man E
D. B. BEACH, w. M1 who reallycares for his country to do
W F' S. Ly °"' 11s to get behind the administration and
That's easy. But suppose
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push. If everybbdy wants good gov; E
lull" Chapter, Mil-331 3- A. M- ernment let everybody help. Whether E
4 ”9°“ in ”mm” B‘mmng- 5°“ the mayor believes indie tariffor being
1: E1111; the Philippines isn't at 111qu can
“Md-“ 8 o‘clock All Royal Arch sequence when it comes to letting theE
Masons cordially invited. Charles? contract for paving a street honestly,
A- Tuck. H P Robert W- Wilcox. or clearing the town of plchpocketsE
Sec.
~ and street~corner loafers.
- Why shonldnt all the citizens get‘
THE RESULT- together this year and really make the
The result of vesterdav's election city better every way? Even it {11 un-i
lions, and that, after all, is what a lot of
makes changes in political life. lworklllg
cheerful,
together.
determined people
Tlieoelectlon of 11011. F J. Hill will Then tlleres that matter 01' "Mide;
gile general satisfaction to the people in America" to he considered. 11' 11 one
or the laourtll Connecticut District and kind of patriotism and a good kind
the countrl at. large The handsome too. to boost the country’s industries:
majority given him shows llou much to do everything Desslhle to help Am
110 is wanted in Congress. Hls elec- elites take advantage 0t her opportunhE
lion also is a lebuke to scurrilous llt- ties to forge ahead “1 ”TOWN” “"1 Ebe making progresa in Europa.
"crature circulated against him and success
misrepresentation on the stump E .But theres a hit oi demon. too, 111:1!‘9 performing service
The Democratic nominees fin .RQDE prldluf; oursellcli on our“ virtues andE
Remember that Phallsee 111'
John Keogh. made a good shelving at the Bible story who thanked the Lord
scythe Dolls, but Oblivion F. Tristram be was not ad other men!" It‘s 11E
. and Cmmer C. Hegeman were the mighty good thing to strive for perfec~
nominees of the victorious party,‘Etlon. ..llut it‘s a mighty bad tbinl; t0;
“ which {viii be 111 control and theirEEgo strutting' around shouting" about
election folloued They ought to be one's clear vision and the more in ones
resentative, Wallace Dunn and .111de abilities.
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real representatilcs ior Norwnlh inEneighbor's eye uhen all the illneE
Hartford. ‘ Ethere's a great big beam in one'o oun. E
The election of Hubert E Bishop us It‘s good to send Christmas gifts toE
Senator is gratifying. llis (flnVflS was E the motilerless children abroad. (Aral
thoroughly made in all open and iairjtlle children of your luulldress bun-r
manner. The Sentinel congratulates 8W")
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him. and takes pardonnhld pride in sgond to send linen. and gauze.
bu ’lllg contributed toward his elec- and cotton and money to the Red Cruse!
tion. jill laurope.
The defeated candidates are all your 01111101111 from preventable occu-E .
(How many sufferers in
good fellows, hut somebody bud to national diseases?) 1 E
go down. so there you are n was :1 It‘s splendid to cement the bonds olE
. Read all about him it happened inEious‘.’ No. 'Wby?)
our news column. , 131-” altogether commendable to boom
.. .- - --..-- H - itmde with South America (in it hon~Ef
GERMAN“ BLOOD IN BRITAIN. estlv built on the labor of strong. com-E
lt's spretty tough on Prince Louis. 0! potent
American
E’ '- Republican day, The Democlats cant fellowship with other American coun—
Win 1111 the one. So there you are ‘ir.ies (Are your relations Willi yourEE
again ’ oEwn employers or employee harmolr
men and 11 omen,
Battenberg "First Sea Lord of the \lorhing under wholesome co1ldltions.E
British Admiralty," to have ills 1m ally or is it built on child labor, inhuman-
questioned after 413 years of faithful _ity and greed?) ' E
‘.s rv.ice 1n the English navy, and to be The true patriot does not strut he-
forced out .05. the job be 11011 through cause his brothers are in it quarrel. He
1 diard work andJnerit. , stands by ready to help. He does ndt
1 Two things have been responsible forget that .the world is all one nationE
d. hls‘wlfe’s relations. 11 isn‘t falrE order.
for the. popular outcry against the And meanwhile, in all humility and:
~ prince: First. his German name: sec-E earnestness. he sets his own house 111E “
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The reigning houses of Europe ale so have Suffered somewhat from theE
thoroughly intermarrled that the pres- world-war, but our woes are infinitesi-E
E‘nt n 111' is deScrlhnble as a big family 111111 in com'parlsonE Fruitful Flanders:
I is changed to a desert. In all BelgiurnE
hose who objected to Prince hoist .the food supplies have been destroyedE
ariuan blood and name might remem- or confiscated by German armies. TheE
or that King George himself is a that natives. rich and poor alike, find them-E
on 74111 or Kaiser William, and he in selves lathe lowest depth of poverty,
id to be the first ruler of his line able Their money has” been drained oi'lE inf
speak English without a German “war lndemnltles’f collected by the COHgE
WEETDIE'S.
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E3“, and others will {allow Millions
Eu! dollars’ worth of dolls. doe. beans
End bacon will go toward as; rapidly
7" The elections ’are over and pan, “Lag they are needed, consigned to the
imositjes my new drop their strfiEamerlean consul at Rotterdam. and
«will be distributed throughout Belgium.
under the auspices of the American
Government. .' “
This aid is being rendered through.
an admirable: mingling 011111111113 and
private enterprise. The Rockefeller
Foundation has undertaken to provide
the bulk or the” money needed, though
other contributions will be welcomed.
and the campaign of the Belgian Roller“
will be required for Belgium alone: and
Ethic relief uork will be extended?“ op E
poriunity otters, to the needy non-com ‘
batants of other nations, with the eon-1'
stances-operation of our State Depart-E;
merit.
thing previously done to justify the.‘
Sexistence of the much-discussed Roche l
This action goes furtherthan ally
'reuer Foundation, capitalizes at $109.-:"
000 000 the declared purpose or wulciif
lie to promote the well being of 111.111“
lkind throughout 1119 world." The
money controlled by this corporation
constitutes practically a national lurid”
'and it is natural to spent; 01 the his
mom of the American people.
or his business methods or ewllolnlc
judgment seems to regard niluseit.
Every properly, as a mere trustee or 11.3 ‘
‘vnst uealth. under oblllnilon to dis-
pose of it for the best interests oi
mankind. And the American people in ;
.. was not unexpected. Anyone could fit man did get elected. here and there 1th pres
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' observe the discontent as to condl he cant lesist the steady pleasure 011m“ 1111.1 are partirlpatlln m
princely bonei’actlon to 11 11 11.1% 1111111111
;We have all shared in building ”RUE;
great fortunemlnosi of us. it 11111.91 be. .
Eadmiited. iinwlllinglywand ii is well
that we may likewise share in the ‘
credit at its philanthropic disburse
Ement.
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we are rich. our granules are “
bursting‘ We‘ should be callous indeed
Elf. our heart. did not so out to them
Mr. Rocketellor. whatever the errors
cut instance cnn justly leel‘l
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The buy-shale movement seems tofE
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lot Norwnlhela every 13:}... litt- you
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Elected to Congress by Nearly Four Thousand Plurallty. e
‘1 SHAME“! C" HE‘GEMAN.
Norwafir’s Beprosontwes 1n" the Gen- E
task now undertaken as an achieveai'
Z Opportumty‘
‘ 'E the reason tor these radical reductions.
. 3mm vial-
cues tram $1210
815; a few even
. better.
In mateflaland workmanship they are as nearly perfect as gar-
» ments can lie—new tabrlcs.Enew colors; well made.
' New Winter
COAT
Already every new model for
Astreet or dress, including the full
flare and close fitting styles, made
of the newest and most fashionable
.; 961mm, in novelty mixtures and
plain color cloths. in black, blue.
green and the brown shades. Every
also from the smallest to the ex-
tremely large ones. Value, $20.00.
‘ $14.98
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men and Misses.
SUITS
Fifteen different models for your
choice. short coats. long coat and
redlngote style, with plain. platted
1 or the newest ,tull flare skirt.
Among them are sever’il fur-trim-
med models. The materials are
- gaburdine. rui‘l'le cloth, oheviots.
broadcloth. poplin, in every conceiv~
able color Sizes and styles for
every woman, large or small Val-
“Elle, $22. 00. '
$16 50
NEW CLOTH SKIRTS
(100d models. in fancy mixtures.
plaid and plain colors. Value. 85.
$3.95.
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,ov a '1'-.- Day- at}- an; 1r, fan, an
H Defeated Governor Simeon Bald win for the E‘Scnatonldp by an».
Overwhelndn g Maiofity
This City lEver Saw
A great purchase from three or the best Coat and Suit makers in
. Sizes and styles I
suitable 1-... Wo- ‘ '
ENewTailored f.
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Norwalk Chronicler