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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 23, 1916 · page 6

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"hen I: apenk o! thrift. the aver

. no man and women immediate!
adel hit. Wt ' ‘ ’
P 0 “on “r“ 9"” tor the lumps to the conch-inn that we nieu

, fifb'll‘m epicen- booth-thinks!

My" 3' Dru» H' ndit
f”, GOLDEN . anor eista - core, 0: Phil-

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

“ _.... ‘ -"‘—' new battle cry. conlesscs that the slo mere! m i
up A. L. GOLDEN. . .. . , ’ e '" “3 °‘ "’W- “‘ M"
gan nits suggeated to her 'by the ignor log been unable to unite money. con
”OPRIETORS once of a naturalired citizen who eludes 111“ “It Venice of thrift in u
. . impossible achievement.

 

_. - .-..—_ had always been violently opposed to
”fly, NOYLjs’ “:6 woman suitruge.’ Whenever this man
‘ in: ALMANAC ron
MORROW .

9:“ a. m.; 10:04 p. m.
“5,; sets 4:21 plain he ditfclOSed the belief that

votes for women meant no votes for

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would set up it counter about of to him and than about him; who
"Votes for Men." When asked to axe COMM EVEFY penny with ihotllbtlul
care and spends it with result, denies
himself every rightful pleasure. wears
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men. And 0! course he did“ “1““ eat» tlie'pltiinest of food, and deposits

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

”ONE CALITS . it was soon proved to' him that‘clochllte regularity.
Rooms—92. woman sullrnite would not deprive But that h a narrow thrift, and-it

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

l": Residence-75»; to extending the suffrage as far as ample of anvil!" While thrift re-
. “"Mlnagel's Remeo-i the women wanted. And then came suits in the Sli’ln‘ of nomad! b big“
fin _ Dr. HeistuI-Moore's inspiration. 3 Ber and broader than that. The m
h‘ V ‘ Residence—890. slogan that would confuse nobody and

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

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. A7058 AND W" ’0’ “W" suflrm. [While he has an eye on the future,
Wan farmer 88"“ “"h 0’ his "Ballots for Both." of course? : he does not forget that. we live but
“choirs it Present 01' a load Of- m~r~~~—O~--~ lonre and are entitled to acne at the
There was one condition DEVELOPING THE CANAL ZONElgood things 0! lite no we polo“.
. tn the gift. that the girls (ion. lot-tlials doubtless knows; T00 many people live so rum in In-
W Didi tilt and llltll'kt‘l the lwta- more about the Panama (‘nual than: initiation of the. future "I“ they miss

. ~ ‘ . the joys of the present. Too many
,, 'Wit’cn. This the. girls did, i. any other litiiig‘ man. lie is tremenvldrmd the lufure and. instead of ”0'

$1M, came home from market . (lously interested in its businesa as; paring for it. My “,0,“ it.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

[1:19.36 in their pockets. well no engineering succeed. Any—l Satisfaction in use on“ "an two
.311 0! which goes to show that the thine. therefore. that he has to sayEfiflumt‘fi: m I know” til-l we
Eintro a part in the world's work and

. whit? potnto is not to ‘lie (it’fiplfiedr'llbillll the. canal carries weight. I
~ : l . 'Rtl‘ playing that part well. Second.
fig pomto crop has suddenly become "i wont to >90 great American ware—j that we are heady for tomorrow in
hind or gold mine. With a slxigleltouses and shipping invitees along them lut anuysls contentment both
I 9! potatoes in Lot'lultd. Michfcnnal." he says, "so that it will lie-11g.- today and tomorrow t. my ;
- l
matter at dollars and cents. While
W about to bt’(‘()llli' it potato bur-j the trade lieritt'een this country and I money is not than?“ 91:11:?le 0‘
, j ‘ . 1 o .
in (filial rank and importance to.South America." "um it in. easentu to on) y
. ' _ . ' .tnent of life. A certain bunk clerk
moon! baron, l He explains that certain conditions.wlm bud worked in one institution
V mono. too. have acquired a great ' resulting from our canal lone treatyltwemy you: was mummy diu-
willie. 13 shown by the sliriitkttce in

dill! quantity luru‘ished in lot-til “heriti»!ap pat-ism! mm mm’ dflll‘lh‘e (“tacit out of ti job. a. family to nun
’ ‘and no money. He literally went.

W," Bonus at six dollars a bushel l business purposes. which the “mmditlimugh hell before he fond other
guild seem to justify tlw slam: syn‘ State does not own outright, but N“ u t" k” compensation. “a
:gonym for dollm-s~“i>enn5." merely holds on lease. Au matter-813“ m, joys he had in spending m;
i This certainly is the your for ll": stand, there iu considerable friction money were overshadowed by the.
firmer to get out or do'lll and to strike 1 with n“. pmmma government in these ' worry, the doubt and the readjust-

’ . l‘ r a lit‘.'-' .. ll '. 'll “5'

out for inner and be.” 0 01” “(Imam ”mm" Hwy “l are I save. at least llt‘ did not. and n few
but better opportunitins than usualtbe proppl‘l)’ utilized as long as there hundred dollars mum bunk now
" I And mow t'al‘i'ul l“ “Wk is the likelihood oi their reverting ”would look like a'mllllon to him.

{l’itnntno Americans will not invest ‘ There are many in the some situlilon
Ii” whom the ion of employment

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lulu; the sum of $1 l; 73 tlit- farmer 5 come a great commercial station (or.

 

 

. “#9” money tin)! or erect substantial bus-
GOMMUNITY "Uh“: l lness structures or build homes unions
most musical with u . ”’ " ‘ Wt ‘ ‘ I
Whit lithe ” l n V". "m. they are sure that meti- property will; 6 mm“. mm“, tbe‘nieafltllg of
. “l .w States. 5 ‘ ‘. rennin under the Jurisdiction'o! the thrill]! we conclude that it ml
”mil“ W” "" “m" United States. Mainly Ielfdt'nlll. W1 “WW? ‘0'

its wealth of symphony, it such nu obstacle to the proporgm" it 6°" Involve sacrifice, it ll!
W 9°19 concerts during the development of the canal acne “gmllicq for a ”was" “Thrift earn:
“flaw“ “Vim “5 Similarlists. lt should be promptly evening: “mow “d we“ or a p“

- 1' lt Chimm' “we the 'dwny. There would presumably be.» There is a thrill that is menu and

.V’“ endorsed b) mp poop: [llttlo difficulty in coming to termstnerdIY. und 1'0"! llie 0' much 0'
u l ' ‘ s
Cindnnd" with i with Panama. And with the pew-1““ i‘mfllm'l9~ “d “‘9" l“ ‘1 thrilt
ram 0! “m“ Mum“ 0'“ 1 f l , , ‘that is broad and outpost-«he kind
‘ h 0Damieni. conlrti o in tntlre canal strip that molten for ‘ WEE-realm lilo.
minus, where the Hour ‘ >‘
5! l 0 'n charmm‘rimm?nurtured, the git-tit comorclul depotggms solid ”Mam day by d”.
its ngr “ ‘ ‘ llden of Goo. Goetlutls might be car-L prepares for .. Demlul old age when
3" these places “he” Ue riod out as u logical step in the de-‘the earning p019? is ‘0” “d “99‘“

‘“ largely professional canlyelopment of our Latln-Americnir'Emu?! than ““1-
- * The limit we need is. to mount.

l
. .tbglhlgh distinction. A quiet.‘ ado ‘
11in had been all over Niel r ‘ ,,.-...7,__.,._--,___ ‘the broader mg!“ um worz; i132:
” - l ' witlmut‘ spends wisely n snvntt con 1- .
nould “0mm" )5!) ‘d be i. POTATOES FOR COLLECTION , and ‘not the narrow thrift that int-rely
‘ Bethlehem. “LA“ ; PLATES ' {saves money at whatever cost in con

“i 1‘. For ““1““1‘0‘“ has: A Milwaukee ‘ church has adopted tort or convenjmmt_
.” ”Willi ill). [0" ““1““ “‘0’“ munithe innovation of taking up n potntoi Get the Hunt habit—4hr *hroatl
! thrift habit. pow: practice it thought

upon community musicvlcollrction instead of the usual anon:

H , 2 . i . - _ . mi ; find

filo emphasis “DO“ ”‘3‘ 0f 50‘ 4 oy t‘ollt't'tltm. livery itioinlier was ex—‘ 3112205“ In: n:tn:::':h‘: ‘lianknit'count

fiebaotlnn Bach. Bothlellt‘m its period to brim: a potato to the morn-: brings; invest yam. savings gafely
llim‘lSiE' ll '1‘“ “R daily food. ing service. Baskets were placed at; and proi‘ltnbly: remember lunar“

“0‘ 3° dnw" town and Day the door to receive the contrioullontiJ but forget not today; spend tor the
but last and find the Becret of

{’10. to hear professionals en- The mumps were intended to go? things t7 _

one musically-‘1“ Nil‘m‘m into tn.- Thanksgiving baske'ts for thef‘h“:i'?“4*']:“:j':mn:mf°;;
makes ““151“ “95““- ' poor. If the. present upward slant of; 1:“: n2. ”
él‘ small cities ”“0““ me living continues. however, it may bej '
Hare becoming 9‘99““ m‘i‘ound advisable to adapt the idea to: MANY
“311 and WNW“- They ordinary church purposes. Why not:

and the community music 60 ace—opt potatOes. carrots, onions, elm] “Before “a Ru;ré;w, Before. a"
.hem. But they are—— for theminister's salary and Cllfll'ch‘ Ont-h Coma. in! Your P...“
pallet! are not—really muSi‘ . expenses? . , . entn Now."

. 2th?" 9901““ are maklngl The only diil‘lctllty is the possiblli-i
“Viv ty that the vegetables will soon he
£19?- Wolle 0‘ 39““91‘9‘“ worth more apiece than the usual col-

,_____,,_.._.._....
PEOPLE aortas nuts
GIFTS ALREADY.

started their Christmas mapping to
the great delight of stér‘eworkera:
A committee thgtt work: every year

9’ we 2:? won‘t... afford to drop them into the plate. 7 out ms inflating poem: _
0th.. 9‘ y ' "3°" " "‘ " 6 ' . mule ruthenium.

‘ ‘ is it récreatloi. Just The supreme court of Tennessee :3 “(m the mafia”... *
;muuymmestm ruledthnt lame oration-t mmmm” .
‘ claim. an automobile is not admit Buy your prelents. now.

‘ ‘IromexecnUon underaentlneaelt’t‘. .‘ ' ‘ . K

._ y m at mums. mules and minus. . This: getter my: only ‘

* ' ' 1 omit 'rnv- m. .‘w t,
“pd .mlles to the are horsestti has nlnugli a Little total. or . .

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

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thrift as a “Uxhtw " no olrdu
heard the on “You: ta- Wan—n" in. money mutton unfit is painful “15.1: ’1

r El. . .
SENTINEL T E ‘0 g“? “P 1115 V019. - his money in the savings bank with
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may not lie thrift at till; for the mini -

Office' 93' men of their
. right to vote. [mined

. i h > .
3m (Mice—u“ - lately he gave his Inn-lifted consent er s y no means a true example at
Restdence—axfi-I. thrift. although he may be u ”a.“

of thrift works hard and earns largev

._ would show fairness of the demand”hings that make life worth “fl“. ,' i‘

[with Panama stand in the way. Them‘t-hurgad. and Il lorty'flve found nine

 

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GUARANTEE PA
OMIIED.

Hnriter'l Min. Coonpany Aleo File:
CerIWIpor Rome Stock.

“Hill" at organisation yesterday m
the secretary at the sine. Minx too. a"
shares 0! nttbnrlled (‘an flock '
tillllfl‘l'nlt'd, per value :50. mountlu
to $5,000 on Vhlch Dual-Nil till he
The amount or cash paid on
”W Hock ‘8 ”‘00“ ”d the mount! have the fru'nchlse withoutgolnn in?
lto‘politlcs." site guild. and we pull-
‘tlonl woman would be it menace to'

paid in property other than cash is
The ofllcnrn are:
and treasurer. Abraham Kenton-no: m
. ,.
rice-president and assistant tmeunr.
::;u:n:l:an:.iuze:rm; 3:)”;‘31‘9y1 on the anti-suffrage college league.
' ' ‘ am 300 women graduates were al-
lhlng. Companyi. ready enrolled.
lied a oertlticate oi organizglon with ‘ '.
40 nltares ol'stock subscribed. ”mull. REPORTER SAVES imTOR'
value 8100. [hint-e“ will be begun
on 84.000. half .0! which ha been.
paid in property and the other bull"
in curb. The othceru are: President:I
n. c. Ennis: Vice-Dream, Elizabeth lhcn charred with

M. rennin: tmsuoer. inn- plowed by a Jury
frtructlons ol the court.

“E statdtdipged, had induced Miss Edith
olby. n reporter. to kill A. C. Thom-
; S. Ainsworth.
r (if the paper'and Miss Colby
to be‘tried.

1 Minn Colby today refused t _
lamina Manire and the prosecutor nn-
etl that he. had no other wit-
The trial judge instructed
the jury then to bring in a verdict -
Manire was his own

The Hartford

Flnttl certificates of dissolutlo
were that by the Waterbury Wire'C
Die Company and the South mm Mt a
Land Commotion. also 0! Wotan-bury. , manage

Certificates at > change at naming"? Fl"
were put on records by the Lake-
vlew Oren [and improvement 0m
pony 0! New 'Haven and the Cannot-I‘m“
ticuthGrand Lodge or the Order at. "r it“
are Sons of Italy. incorporated. The“
former may will benefit! kl
known as The de ‘Busseyuxustererlauomey-
Company and the lodge will be knewnl
r: the Connecticut Gnnd Lodge 01:63!-
the Order of the Sons of Italy in Am
erlca, Incorporated. . . ‘

The Waterbury “Democray limbs
M tiled a certificate or tutu-m ,
“mm from m '20 "SJ" lieu-ins yesterday on the mueat
000 and the Era Wxflfllfim ' W,
or rim out: man taunt-on,
«murmrutnuuwm The.
‘ .diuctm ohm window!!!

. (IBMXW. Edward: and. 1:110

.Vlnny Norwnlkers. have already

, ‘ ‘ choirs and orches- - ’l y
do“ _ lection coins. and parishioners can urging the public to buy enflyia ;

m ‘ . , no 'm-ir mi: din-mutt" <
. '- or. minor Wool; t"

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moat. LIATHII man.

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~m'mm.m.mfim musics W

° GREAT FUR ' SALE

00 High ' Grade Fur- Pieces w
Marked at Twenty-Five Per Cent. Under Value '
A Special Big Purchase Recently Effected. Every
Piece Personally Selected. Only the Best Skins.

A Most Wonderful Variety ‘of Muffs and Scarfs.
black Fox Hulls -

I

‘ Red Fox Mufis
Beaver Huffs - -
’ Hudson Seal Mulls -
I, Raccoon Hulls ‘ -

;: Natural Opossum Mulls
. Mole Mm - -.
1' Separate Scoris~and Matched Sets in all Furs'w

Mulls in Melon, Round and Spiral Shapes.

$10.98 up
$15 up
‘ $18 up
$15 up
$10.98 up
$15 up
$28.75 up

 

NT! CO.IECOMESI SUPFRAgf-i OPPONENTS MEET.
f HARTFORD, Nov. 23.» The annual

 

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MEATLESS outs IN FRANCE.

0! Secretary Charles D. Hlne of the
state boertl of education to exemptI
two of his clerks from the civil serv-
ice rules. The clerktt are Miss natal meatless days a week. Thursday ml
NJ Friday. were decided upon by the Cub
appoint“! int-t today. after an exhaustive lb
to the odice by Secretary Hine with-E cushion of the tood question- A D
said u‘py‘ cree to that eileet will be tunnel

it was also decide! ‘0 I.
together the tubing of h"

 

 

meeting of the t‘onnectlcut Associa-
;tlou opposed to woman suffrage was
. . . .hcld here yesterday alternaon, Mrs.
Theme "m” Pm“ cm?“ ”‘2 Daniel A. Markham. or this city. pre-
mmuln. m will mandamus. um .

In"; Until ol‘ g. Delegates from many towns
. x . “n [and cities were present.
“MM" harlnllpn. tiled ‘eflfl'lnn served lit the Hartford Club.

Kliceni were to be elected late in the
.

jorle H. Gage and Miss
Buinerd and they were

out'exnmlnntion. Mr. Hine
had been. temporarily appointed and; "“0th-
thelr work was no satisfactory that hibll II
he wished to give them lit'i‘mztltt’nlb iiosu'y. cakes. rolls and hey bro“
The governor d ~c1tl-d '
to exempt the clerks from tl \ ctr-.3
nervlco regulations.
was Attended by Charles 0. Morris, its the hi
president of the civil nervice com
aion and Secretary ‘ Edward Ll

An address on the reasonableness of —----———-"

the anti-point of View: was given by
Mn. Edwin Ford. of the Mutant”
Cello Association.

The hearing

“Women cannot,
nits: cepteti by everybody.”

that is just what mm In m
of “3-ch ‘

Mrs, A. G. Cook. of Hartlord. woke

 

 

3V SILENCE.

THOMPSON FALLS. “OIL. Nov.
ill—John Manlre. editor 0! a locolt
iewspaper. who has been on trial
' murder, was ac‘
yesterday on in

politician.

 

mm Colby‘tt trial will begin Mon-

! W
inovarmon EXEMPTS TWO FROM
.. . CIVIL smvrce.

‘ Governor Marcus H. Holcomb held

, r' "new

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PARIS, Nov. 22., 5:30 a. lit-1".

xi» unneceaurybaooverll
‘ that ground. '11! prlld’le in on ‘
lid and has any! been n
M11. M

as

strnent Yield, ;. "

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