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XINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
2' SATURDAY, DEC, 25, :915_
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BY JOHN ,GREEN
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VENING SENTINEL TELE- ,
. PHONE CALLS.
Editorial Rooms—92.
Mess Office—93.
Walk Branch Office—1388.
“Hilton Residence-12293.
1y, Editor’s Residence—7521.
ms Manager’s Residence-—
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aher’a Residence—890.
MASONIC DIRECTORY‘
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Sing hymns that were 5
"Sing songs of the angels
The dark night is ending
Sing out the war vulture
And the voice of the no
A stated Convocation .of lautler
Chapter. No. 3, R. A. M. will be held
in Tuesday evening. Dec. 28th. at 8
:o'toiock.
'Wonk—M. M. M. Degree.
ents alter the work.
CHAS. A. TUCK, H. P.
In strong,r gratula
Rise, hopc of tlic ages, at"
All S])(‘(‘Cll flow to music,
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lilow, buglcs of battle, tli
Attem—
' F. s. LVON,
Secretary.
old WeiFLodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
-_=’Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street. let and 3rd Tuesday of .
each month-July anti August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Master
, flasone cordially inrlted. Svlvester
.P. Decker, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Bee.
Hark, joiningin
'l‘htatlurk night in coding
Risc. hope of the ages, at
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fir‘i‘fiEfiiRflifiKv.“
* .Once upon a time, long before Christ
min born, there were people in the
r north where the snow comes early
, "nit-lies long upon the hills. to whom
i winter union hard and cruel time, __
‘ hummer a soft and joyful.
Thaw people. watched the sun in lie the children, glad that we older child-
prohées with eager interest. When ren on one day at least, hold ills
“lame came for it to cross the line . vision of good-will to men.
thoyaworo very glad and held a win- .._.._____..___>
tierdestlval. They longed for snm- CONSERVE THE GUIDES.
"ind good crepe. no
to , , illey'could’they trio
rovldtmre they worshipped
hoped that it ’would‘do. ,
‘They wEnt out into the forest
what they l and only eleven guides. >~Guldes Inuit
be getting scarce in Maine. Why
and , dWen't the state declare ll cloned sea-
to; green trees—~thc kind that stay '0“ 0“ strides for a tow years?
, green all year long. And um. deck- Now in Minnesota at rural aohool
ed the trees Mn, N“, of 1),.th c010,, teacher, who like others in that state
' imitating fruits and 'owers that me'WlIO have to be; about much in the
-,w‘.“ ought “’0“, their demre for the woods, has been wearing the Kiddie!»
3 , - and ‘fruitful time rand moat-Acolorfui clothes ghewould
Til 1‘7 came a year when In. greatlfie‘ hold‘of, has been shot at three
‘ ”‘0 tlmosthls season. A Minnesota for-
@éd‘etartod‘on the hopeful m” of its: eatnngor says: "‘the moods were full
| . '“«.-—~ “This teacher utter Utwo of city hunters eliootlng at each oth-
‘ » d tears in ~01,“th by m“. or and at everything that stirred. And
‘ . M (It’ll! “followers as the Son .ogltho kill of door was the smallest for
V 1‘“!an others he is rover-l a long time, though the woode were
by» " 1#11111 of deer'."
«as the idlvinoet—of. the sons of. ‘
i this h“ birthday. Jew: Pei-hopeatter all, it's an open au-
W, ‘Vfiondiand free :nnite mi son for guides and school «Sachem
.. mm: 'Becouse‘tvhptmr one“: that is needed. we just barely 00:-
5” mi‘ 91:00; 0,3353“ no.0” wholslble than that city hunters might
wot a . .
it ‘ fl , 1 “1th now dollbl‘llsmln the deer lnatead. ‘
Amthe gentlest, newt New York has a woman detective
sthe wisest teaching his “film 0mm“, ‘KOFP- mm other
o‘a yuanu’tilul V1910“ for humanity 0 Way she added to her laurel: by arr
@flmmhu ever walked the earth. resting & hunk y mannfter a tire min-
And somehow. throush‘llw 0mm“ rate struggle. -mective Kenn desems‘
teacher was ihorn Just after the sun
outcome»: the centuries, theremii’hernma’w fight
” Jute old-*Noreocustomior‘mo 7.
dill-twine tree with Which to National "Baby Week” celebrations
I ' the turning of the year. though iterate helijofhulnlllamhzl. ls“
~ :oh'erkeecolobmén the birthdar“ that calculated “3'9“!th ran ‘moomgn
'1: luatlout‘tad‘mmlatnilomcan take credit
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liaollf’lit. seemed to many a sort roller”?
oryto onetime. the birthday or ,
, anhedthe-FflncomfP-flcet ThetChlongol‘W3vafier milks»?-
Winner-with sent an , smear-rollrmrfimt'mwotomcat-at
|m’m*di§llflhmom
3““ ,‘ifiifimww;
, due-Imam “It, inoculate ...; ~
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Bring hope to the nations!
The dark night is cndiiig and (lawn haebcg’un;
East. west, north and mutinlct the Ion-,1r quarrcl t‘cflsc.
Sing of glory to God and of good will to man!
r‘ -/ t ’
lhc heavens llt‘llil nor is!
All spcccli flow to "Lh'lt‘, all hcartxlicat as one!
‘ litterdiant’o of our'eli'durlu‘lthe pres,
m the heisti During Maine's his game nonunion! W ,m cxeoddgd
d to show the l hunters bugged 600 bears, 10.000 deer-4' recon”
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museumnum wailld'ln' winner en tho-*lmprove'mant'in’the than
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LEAF trunnion.
Sound over all haters, reach out from all lands
The chorus of voices, the clasping of hands;
ting by the stars af the mom,
when jcsus was born!
With glad jubilatiuns
and dawn has begun:
Rise, hope of thc ages, arise like the sun,
All speech flow to music, all hearts beat as onc!
t “Sing the bride] of nations, with chorals of love,
and sing-in the (lore,
Till the hearts of the people keep time in accord
rltl is the voice of tlic Lord!
Clasp hands ”of the nations
tioiis ;
isc likc the sun; ,
all lit-arts about as one!
c umrchcs of peace:
chorus,
aiiitl tluwn has l)cguu;
isc likc iht- sun,
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‘THE . onnismafsAVIrioe ‘Eiiia.
The most“ auspicious weather con-
tuition «for Christmas allowing litisl
new-mm: thymitoot’lthio weak. The
union!“ fl,?flflhlém‘innauoted ‘by ut'e
all‘mvioua
lluiilness in every lilto has
shed ail-impetus thatiee-med‘liiihe un-
lllntiteifijll‘roin early morning till late
iiu the evening there has been a con-
‘ilnnouo-Jorowd iii the atom making
their-.0hrlatmae plii'ChBIM.
i Money hMoe'hapunt liberally and
:in many malaria-gin large amount!
‘for practical and antitanttal commodi-
?t-les of the home. ln'talklnx with a
{number of the merchants about the.
Elaine volume or hardness that they
thave 'been doiiig the past ten dove.
{nearly every one has given the credit
ate the Christmas Saving: (‘lub operat-
ied for the past four years lay The
South Norwiilk Trust Company.
The dett-lhutlon of ”11.000.00 in
Christmas checks to nearly four thong.
and people. two weeks previous to the
christmail holiday
means whereby out-wily has exper-
ienced an unprecedented business
lotion). , t‘
The general comment of the mer-
chants in, that the people have this
Year made larger purchases and no.
looted Shatter qualities in the good;
bought. A public enterprise of euohl
entraordlnary benefit to everyone in”
'soldom inaugurated. ’It is ofauiil'clent
worth and yaluq as to recommend it-
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- turned to thrirhomesand though it is '"011 lml‘dlllg the new train sohed- ’
' .imts though might be supposed to hell'l'lflr lo the date on which r
L finished talking about their temperi-
‘ ’,li~' that the convention umrke another
'etep forward in the great movement
Uh“ policies of the association as she
{teammate favorable to the cause than
fin any previous Congress.
furnished the!
lholdlng meetings in order to oolect the
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A very recent photograph of the. kaiser, taken in ,northcrn
Francc. riding with one of his generals.
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New Sehodulu on the New York; Now
union and Hartford» Railroad
, . . .wsv ‘ Effective Next Sunday. ,.
ms m . i _- important changes of passenger.
, ' train «achedule will go into effect on
i ,y All the “macaw“ delegates who the New York, New Haven and Hart-
“tended-the “Dual.“nygnuon of the lord Railroad It 12100 I‘IOOII Sunday.
National American/Woman seamen 'HW‘I’" 35'
Amociuion :iantif‘wc’lktblt'e W to Timetables giving detailed interme:
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now so near Christmas and Chflg[.:lll93“Wlll he in the hands of agentat
hose
schedules go into effect.
The principal chamgee affecting this
locality are:
The Midnight Express leaving New
York daily at 12:00 Night. for Boston?
will be scheduled from three to 20'
minutes later than at present, Stain:
a new e’xecutive and new preeident lord to Providence inclusive, running:
were chosen. The change will be no express from Providence to Boston,
copied-by the coifitryllio mole ”mfiwhere it will lie due at 6:57 a. ,m.‘
"V '8 lll‘. Anne’fil. Shaw does not Westbound. it will be schedule?! from
cease hél' commun'fllh the ”m 011940 live mlnutetiflnterfmldgeport
As honorary pmlnont no '1“ MW,” Stamford lnclualve, dut- New Yorki
- 1:53 a. m.
trial as. much influence in guiding! U
a I u l The train now leaving New: York;
had when she Wllfi president and “olive-ck days 3‘ 9337 [L m. for New lia-
u‘lllmilll dm'ole licr magnificent pow- "9“ Will leave at 9:28 p. ma and be
lore of ortitory to the long leek of con-i’med‘fled ND" minutes earlier at in-
verting the men and women of [Mllerniodiato “all“?! ‘0 New Haven.1
nation to a belief In the Justice and Where it M" be due at 12:26 night.
lexpediency of votes for women. l The Week daywtraln now leaving
onuorelua lheirtrmlndathey have not
encea tht'l‘e. The outstanding thought
for votes for women. it was an out-
standing convention from the fact that
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joying to the {all all the pleasures designed for than by
the givers of thousands’of presents which it was our good
We hoped thatoverydiing arrived in perfect condition,
but'if any accident has happened let us know at the
earliest moment you can and we will make it
flie'grenest pasolble haste.
So let all be merry without worry today.
"This Very Important News
Our Year End "Sale
. Clumups of OurTStocks Bring the Biggest Bargains of
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For “Fresh Nuts and ‘ an Entire
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To All Our Friends
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We thank you heartily for the patronage and gold will?
which have given us such. a splendid Holiday, business. 9
We trust that this happy morning finds every‘home 1m.
fortune to be called upon to eupply.
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Line of :Christmas Goodies
~atlfBottom Prices
During the canventlon the Women New York “t 12119 “‘8‘“ '0’ Stamford
Suffrage COmmlttee of the Senate arid will leave “ 13337 high! and be ached-'
the Judiciary Committee of,,.tlie House uied eight ‘0 nine minutes later at all
both accorded hearings to thowrepre- intermediate nations to Stamford,
sentiitivea of the aes‘oclatlon. Dr. where it ‘1“ ’58 due at 135,3: m. l
Show again put her case for woman The "7““ “0" 1“va Bridgeport
suffrage before these committees»;week day}; M 5:42 8- m. for New
this time it was felt, before commit-1Y0"k will 19“" at 5‘10 a- m. and be,
scheduled from one to two minutes,
as,” 93711" than It present at uninter-
theae hearing: there were even ‘mreilfiwm"wm‘-“30Mh elm-low:
important hearings before the Natlon-lclus‘ve' a“ run on “8 present soiled.
al Committees of both the Republloanl“,:fl:9;$n“;xw “"3““ a
nod’tho Dunoorulc; lee whlehrwera m- ‘ ' “luring ow. even
’ N“. l 703’! «whatnot-.1 uniform 'York
cities for the National Committees‘ wm‘?“‘”“”‘f’5i‘-«infantry-e relied.
lnoxtryear and to arrange other mat; “‘“hm-We-iftskmms earlier,
tora‘dn connection mth‘mseoonven-‘Im ~ , 'wmflm tomion.‘
alone; Beforethese committees the-“m“n "5"“ Represent Wie’lhfllce:
reproaontatives «tithe National W0; it? 1:7" Wk " . ‘ ~-
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Any gentleman» will appreciate such a gift.
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SOUTH NORwALg.
sreaalvéthlasa to; general betterment.
' Thefiouth .Norwalk Truot‘company
will open ” the fifth annual Christmas
Club on 'Tueeday, December 28th.
where are to be m classes in the
rum an». , ‘_ ,
mm, is ‘hegessary £6” become-a
{timber or the hint» to to ask to he on-
filledmnd .make- tliedlrot week's .‘ pays
'mmt. .Yoo oanjvpay neatly or my in
like. In: mayJOIn one clamor sever-‘1‘
chosen it you “define. When you
'oeivo 4 recommend, to
momenta» each .
This”
self to everyonelnterested in pro»,
w ‘6 mm w‘ , u ywiamngtsts but thins the tit-at {interimmnCh-“ld ’3 hm. “8. WWW! mm.
: .. Yancey. '1'”; ‘ ~99“. . ,
make the. first; merit you :w‘lll‘ré -
‘ "in? 1lulu: 1 annals.’ {nee
~ to: ' ,
man Suffrage Association put the'ploa; ' _ ‘ - A ‘ I.
for *l «plank‘dn m ,‘My “mom, PEEPIALLSJIEMLY imiMEs‘" ,_._
which will be made at these converr
'tion'a. "The advocates of the "women
;aaked'that-tho twain-eat national par-
tial-would both declare themselves at
theoeeoonventionsg in, :ffavor of the
monument to the United States eon}
st‘im‘tioimihicii“ in not harm the
Worth Gangrene. Commitment
hotlr‘the Houae‘ and the Senate have
frowehtly muted hearing “*9 the
finer new ”We; met”). .24»—
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m-un'ihe1mmnnis:mmfix my,
armour; cartoonist-mun nae:
inn; _ cohort“ mite-ten two?
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figment Corr. m then?
, _¥ '3? request
passed the“preslden€”and lilo wifeond‘ ‘ .
llmaiiod“!hd“‘eolit‘ae am of them. that
{the if history of the movement {thatlm'mé PW?“ VhePtm'llm‘e‘ bi!
.thMhKS‘hIVQ beg! granted. of the and he could )iot sullen“ no;
national communion-j». _ ; wi’ 5' , M
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