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'Mdur'a Ramona—490.
‘ JUDGES AS CANDlDATES :3
Whey? were, doubtless. a good many
portions ' “ho voted ilir.1
Riddles because lic conic down
from the bench. to lllilkt‘ the. rut-c for
{in president-y. Courts, undrspwinl-
Kathe fiupreme (‘0ul‘l, hold a pcculiar
\ch in the American mind. Men on.
25m bench arc lookcd upon
’W to a special function to in» or
kmued in an Hilllospilt’i'P aloof from
”hither activities; and tiicir cincrgtnuce
3119179.er has randy rt-ccived mph»
4 tr approval.
'. David Davin,
(’ourt lo bet-onic il sciiiitor from Him-
against
had
as set
O
quitting- tltc Supicnic
7mg, lost much
venue" despite the {act that tiic exigen-
oi’ iii». personal influ-
(tiers made hint ltl‘t‘sitlrlil pro tcm ol
" the Senate. Salmon P. (“haste never
7mvomd thc ground lic lost by his
pronounced ambition to bc nominated
"N? «Why either party~ns it cundidutc for
’Qho’presidoucy. Alton B. Parker was
a "mat success an n judge of Now
York’s ("curt of Appcnis; but ho was
mmguvmhfinu-mw Wbmmbm'g"m
u (hummus-turn «I “Hannah-I‘M”
m hora harm-t “Nahum”
it“ You umlwmhrt hi hon huh “dud thaw
do, too «I Alan-thith- ‘1‘ pm ow boom menu—d
Ila-how withst- whit-ad. has“ It nova-into
”autumnal. um". [um no m It mun-m.
its-tori W “In". M.“ that hutch of un- d "up
he hit that hath to” Wiufla II Nu Jaw: have ”It“ in
”ban. the field: been” it didn‘t on, m
I- u riot-non u cum on this one forum: and summer: to ship their
has proud to be. there on he no "Muri- to the «lint-chi mfhet at
doubt that there were enough voters the brim middlemen olerod than. In
who do; not mlioh the notion o! talc (moon. Niobium. Watt-t Virginia.
in lungs» to be political candidates Pennsylvania. Ind other unto. onto:
to furnish the slender molaflty by 1t"? b?“ MI in wont to the or-
which Mr. Hughes has been booted chords for the same moon. Louisi-
Tho Constitution provides for the an Potato grown- have been forced
complete sopumion of the three likewise to let their crops not, while
mnfilt‘i ot the government—oxeou- consumers in the north were starving
tire. legislative and judicial. The out» for potato...
lit mind evidently carries that sonar The Monitor is right. There in mi
alien still farther, and it now seems embargo on food. and one that mi
upodient of going to Male and federal governntonu should;
is one dool with promptly and dmflc‘uyv .
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M
in.
certain that the
the beach A fur 2i candidate
which should not he I'E'lmted'. .
4 The month of November has seen;
rcutarkable promss' in distributing
Replying to ”1"?!“ who demand “n prosperity. The United States Steel
ciuliurito till the cxport of food Dro~ Corporation 19d Willi a raise of 10 per;
ducky. 111’ ('lll‘ihll'dn Scicncc Monitor cent, in wages affecting 250,000 em-
declares:
THE FOOD EMBARGO
l
ployeo'. The American Woolen Com-13
"There is an embargo existing 3‘ pony gave a similar raise to 35,000
present. it in an embargo instituted workers and the (‘otton Monufacturi
by modstutf manipulators 1M mumb' ora' Association did the same with 33,-
olists, aided and abetted, ignorantly 000. The Consolidate-d Gas Company
by the railroads. of New York declared a 7 per cent.
needs most is litt- "divldend" for 17,000 workers. The
removal of this obstruction to free Ropuhllc iron and Steel Company of
and fair trade hctwecn the producer Youngston. 0.. announced a 10 per
and tit-c consumer. not the erection of com increase for 11,000 men. (‘otton
in Lowell. Maxim and
or dciiberatcly.
What tlic countru'
inorc unwarmntcd manufaclurcrs
Mtiiichestcr, X. 11.. increased the: wug»
('iiicaiio m
nmtlicr onc still
mid dist-rcditnbio.“
Trndc cxpcrti: of tho National (‘llv es of 36,000
Bank of New Yank have shown tlitit 'ports incretisys honelltting more than
our food exports lately hove hem l00.000. Fiona all manufacturing.cen-
much liclow those of last yoar.‘ In" torn comes the name
Scptcm‘hcr no Hunt abroad lot-is than workers. woolen workers. cotton \vorlc
half its much beef as in September. ers. ‘Qflmf‘l' workcriz. glow workers.
1915. only about half last. year‘s pout» munition workers and many other:
and only about tit) ltut'c born gthttl Sllbnlitllllal raises, in
I‘lllDlO)‘t‘-‘l.
nlor)‘.
tom and apples.
per cent its much wheat. Butlcr cx iiiuny enacts fur the second or third
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unwowcnmd
York. | W WIN “9. tho}
w you in m n- u I!"
not higher tho. i- the W
month lost your. and 5 her mt high-
er thu- twu you. I“.
It's 3 fine thin; for tho workint
w. and it (in M10: the country.
It mu 1 m dud generou- dis-
pohitlon on the port of the egploying
Ind investing eludes to “pass pros- .
purity around."
Still, the ”0898””! of the avenue
work-um family fun... anythluvto
m; of. The Nov! York Wilt
of hirer recently pointed out that, or;
on with the current high wuge leveiui
the average weekly admins: of {ac-i
tory emtployes were only “435‘;
against $12.85 a year ago. And its the
Saturday Evening Pool "marked.
of living has gonc up at least that
much. i
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With potatoes. and ”pies command-.1 wandering around the state, were ttk-l
ing unpiscedented prices in northern:
markets. Louisiana planters say ”Hill
Id .
because the oommiuion nieu won't:
to make it Worth2
while gathering them. 5
mm- ._.. ..-. .,,.. a. _..‘ i
tholr crops are spoiling in the lie
«to employe of the (‘hicugo waterv
worltu dupartment, who retired at the;
ago of 83 after 63 yciiru' continuous'
Rfi.
Count Karl Stuerg'kh,.prcmier
of Austria-liiungary, was shot to
death by an editor, Adler, in a
has bccit taken by the govern;
i,"‘h*"e ‘5 ““1153 BN“““""”‘°“' “Wt merit to keep back the story of
PASSING THE 300” AROUND, i8 boom that brings one 82.0! a week! the causes which led to the as—'
or all told. 37 (fills a day." The cost ‘ uaSsinntion. The count had bccn
prcmicr for four years.
d...—
LOCAL BoYs IN QAYBROOK.
Two young local boys who have been
on it: by the uclcctment of Sayhroolt.
Sotut‘day. Their names are Walter
and George Smith and they give their
addreitsos as NcwtOn avenue. When
they were found they Wt‘I‘P hungry
cold and exhuuotad.
The downtown police were com.
municated with nnd.wcru asked to
look up HIP boyn' married hifift‘l',
whose nunic, they assert. in Mrs. Wil-
cox. The poitou-investigatmi, but
could find no trace of anyone living
on Motown avenue by thut. name,
nor could they find the mother of
the boys. 'l‘hc litttcr claim their
_._— Wat»
and mat: «a
ill-at trim on
It!“ was!»
mam. In
60 fleflnh‘m n
Ir "huh
mm by undo no to m-
m. hates nod Mk;
II“. If thh ally. and Ian?
l I‘M. In. {Thom Brim. Wil-
Wm. of Brunt-port. had In
lRobetlh tho I. at outta-ma. Fun,
' cm service: i tnhe plate from their
F Nmalh Baht!!! m It 2:30‘
o'clock, Tundra “moon. Roy.I
n \\ hint-hue Von Down will out-3
icicle and interment will he in the.
t Riverside center}.
_..._ ,
‘1 ‘ Minn» J. own. i
Michael Joseph O'Neil. a well-.
known Norwallt readout who "sided
ht 4 Chat ut umt. uptown. paused
any at in late home, yesterday
m The deceased was thirty-
nttr m of 336 Ind is survivodiby
2 mo- brothers, Edward, Jamil: ad
3, James. and by two sisters. Ire.
. Frank Rooney and was Mary O'Neil.
l Funeral services will be held from
{-‘l’icuna rcstaurant. Every means: "13 in? hours Tuesday homing at
13:80 o'clock. nnd from St. Mary's
church at 9. interment will be in St.
, hlury'a Cemetery. ‘
, Mrs. Sophia A. A. fleck.
, Mrs. Sophia Anna Augusta Peck,
widow of the late Captain Solomon
Peck_ died Suturday night at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. ‘Wiilluin
Justin, 15 Arch ltmt, at the age oft
34 years. Funcnl urviccs will be
held Tuesday afternoon front the late
home of the deceased. at 2:30 o’cloek.t
am i
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Hit it @itlis
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‘ Rheumatic sufferers ‘ on? highly
sensitive and easily off-acted by any
change in tho «amen-«Whey iccl it}
in their bones." . l
‘ Rheumatism in tho foe which steals:
t
sorvicc. says he'll lll'l‘d 0f [outing and. rutiicr in dead. Thc boys arc ill niid‘awny the joy of life. i
wants his job again. lnn't it disgrace;
ful that any man should have livcd
83 years without learning how to!
1061? at i
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Tho orange crop of tho l'nltotl
States is reported an 2,035,000 button:
more than last your. But don‘t Cheer
too soon, Trust the mlddlcman to.
mnkc iitc prlcc higher than cvcr 1in
the time tho-u bran“; roach-you.
WNOQ'Q MW?
1:". yours old rottiwctivcly.
Wimt is to be dorm with lhc boys
in ti quosttun. and it is probable that
if thc police arc not communicated
with in regard to tliclr nurcntta. they
wltl tic put into aomohonlc.
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THANKSGWING DAY SENTINEL
TlicSt-ntincl. acrordlni: to usual
custom. Mil be tuned as ti momma
other out Thuraday. Thinkitgiving
Dtty. Advertisements and news mut~
tor, should reach lhc. ofllco curly \‘l'cd-
nesdtty afternoon. '
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Each week more and more surfcivers’
lln all walks of life mite "Neutronc;
Pmcriptlon 99" and awry wcck adds .
more names to the long 1th of por-
manont cures, Go to your dmggist’.
today and get a We or 31.00 bottle. it
will runny you mhny tinted in hetltli.
Mall orders filled on 81.00 since—Clio
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th low hunt- Wvfirndoy Mlle.
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church at ’ lnu-riueiil hill but. in
St. IWI
George w. cam
GM? W. CaNut. of Knight FINN,
died Saturday It thc Norwulh Hoa-
plthl at the “so! ‘5 years. Funeral
IQH’icOti were held this ‘aflemoon ill
the Riveriside Chupel. 1nd intention
was in Riverside Carleton,
ACCIDENTALLV KILLS HIMSELF-
NEW YORK. Nov. 1'7.»»Chnrlea
Case, to actor. accidentally shot him.
self soar the heart in his hotel room
halo today while cleaning it revolver
Kc dhd shortly after. Case '35 a
monologlst and was to have gone in
Erie, Pu. today. to keep an engatzw
meat. His home was in Bulfnlo. Hi-
waa 58 years old.
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METHODIST JUNIOR CLASS
FORMS A CLUB-
One of the junior cluooti of thr-
Firat Methodist Sunday School of
South Norwaik met at the horn? oi
their teacher. Miss Ruth ltityiitund, ul
Spring street. Saturday afternoon.
where they formed a club, the ofliccm
elected being as follows;
President. Miss Haul Arnold.
Vice-president Mildred Utzingm;
Secretary, Viola Lincoln.
Treasurer. Lillian Reunion.
After the meeting light refresh»
ments were served and a social tinw
enjoyed by all. Prizes were naturedi
by Misses Haul Arnold, Monum-
Barbour sud Norm Tudor.
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