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years. raising the natural life. limit of.i
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A?“ news' dispatches credited to it or
gut 08161132.!!! this finger and also
any localn’éws published herein. .
A11 rkhis ot~ publication or special
”patches herein age also resorted.
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1610er Oratts degree. -
All we: 31330115 cordially and
EDISON T. HARRIS W. M.
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1177635711? 17!. WILCOX.
Secretary.
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Chapter N6; 38. R.
rfl'hursdavw evening, NOV.
O'clock.
' Work—8... A 312-7
degree
A Stated C0nv0cation 'wlll be held
at ,8
11028131011- 01 Butler
A. 31. will be held
3rd at 7: 30
611 Tuesday evening. Nov. 8th.
a'clock. F
7 “Vlork—P. M. degree
Fraternally
CLAREACE A. 8307:1777?
. S. LYON. Sec'y.
PAPEIKS AND Pl‘BLIC
0f 6W3 girls students at Radcliffe!
7Co1les, re, 5‘26 say they read the news-
papers. This is gratifying. There
was a. time when it “as not consider-
ed good taste for a girl to read news-
papers.
And what part of the paper do
they read? Only four of the 600
read tiles: special “womans page.
There are pretty good woman' 5 pages
in Boston. too And in a city where
the papers reVel in comics and sports.
six of these readers prefer the comic;
section and 14 the sporting page.
Near'l} one- -l‘ourtl1 of then; prefer the
general news to anything . else.
One- fourth preler the editorials. and.
two thirds testify to reading the edi—
telials regularly whether they like
them or not. .
_llt re indeed. is progress. wlnch
consdentious newspaper editors ev—
erywlu- l‘l' vill appreciate. These fig-
tiles cannot 591 ve as a. guide exactls.
because-a. newspaprr anywhere must
appeal to the general public rather
than to any such special group. giv~
ing that public a good deal of what it
seems to want most. Otherwise the
pape: would have to go out of busin-
ess. “hat an editor prints is there-
fore not necessarily an indication of
112.31 he would like to print. The at-
titude of the college girls gratifies
good editors bv shun “mg the tendency
of the time. .-\s (duration spreads
7 And ”taste mun eves there is appreci-
3110.1 of better journalism. and jour-fi
nailsm according!) 1110\es forw.ard
Newspaper standards in spite of pes-
,simistic critics. are higher toda5 than
they ever were before. and are im-
proving as fast as the public will
stand for the improvement.
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IIEALTH PROGRESS
An insurance actuary remarks that
in the last half- century the human.
has been extended 10
rs to 78.
10 years
t half— (ten.
he thmks,
on in-
eful
a health5 person from 68 39a
rile belieVes that another
will be added in the hex
tury. There is no reason.
why such progress cannot go
observation and statistical records.
When all is said and done, this
gain in the life period will probably
be set down as the greatest achieve-
.ment of the wonderful age now clos-
ing. It is an amazing thing. after all
_:«hese thousands of gears of stagna
$1011 01: loss in m‘ortality rates, to add.
All at once. a? whole decade to man 3
file. W'itlr mare time and better
health, all other human progress
must follow as a matter of. course.
This gain is due to the general im-
semen: of. health k110wledge and
A W‘Cou‘imnnicawn at 0111'
" the heroic commander of the
. Killian-Astra); had with him only
Under all Japans elaborate
strange, heathen,
She still thinks, in the eastern style,
brotherof the sun and moon.
». autumnal 18 infinitely punishable;
more easy?
antler-planng s7 ..
sinister, and heroic thing: she has fix
Oriental bahits, prostration before despotism and ferocity _ _
that a king is infinitely sublime be
11; the eastern sty that ‘
“something .Vi'ith boiling oih‘n it.” .
Why on earth should Japan abnnfim the adoration of the Mm
and fig destruction of his enemies, merely because a scientific appetites;
‘ has made the Mikado more victorious and the destruction 071 his enm-
She stillthinkB;
11111115518 ._
cause to the heads of the govern-
ments with that effectiveness which
alone can bring best results.
“One half of. the world does not'
know how the other halt brews”.
says the Indianapolis news. But it is
spending a large part of its time try-
ing to find out
A
The former ,Emperor Chafles 0:.
Austria deserves the world's thanks
for 11111111.. dcsposed royalty funny
[instead 51’ «2151111110.
WATS ElNfi’S
SflfllT Ifl WEAR
1N BlfiBATllE
1.—-7-The. adventure
Lillian-Astray.
l
l
MADRID; Nov.
cf Lieutenant-Colonel
Foreignlegion, and King Alfonso's
shirt is being related in the military
clubs.
“men the lieutenant—colonel c011-
(eived the idea of the formation of u.
_Foreigu Legion for service in Moroc-
co. last. summer. he decided to bring
the matter personally lathe attention
of the King. then at l‘viarritz.
Alfonso. who knew Millnn—Astmy‘
w.ell after listening to his soggy stion '
and promising him his support.
quested him to stay for the Honing. A
when a reception was to he held!
These was a difi'icnlty in the tray. .13
, his
1101.11. khaki unifoun. The King.
how'cuer. overcame this at once. 7533‘-
ing to \lillan— Astray: ,
“You are just about my . G70
into my rooms and choose some 02'
my'clothes to wear.‘ Millan- Astr'a)
chose an exening suit with shirt
which he attended the function. Aff-
erward he returned the clothes will;
the exception of the. 7311 irt, which he
tank with him 77to Ceuta.
Later in the 5ear “hen the King}
1‘1-
1
~a“' 11"“ again, his majesty told him Haven. a. director in the. organization.
has been appointed- temporary secre-
‘:Your vtary, 111111151183 Winnlfred A. Spooner.
"Majesty I wear your shirt ev‘ery time 'will act as temporary treasurer of the
he had missed the shirt.
‘Ql1"' said Millan-Astray.
I go into action and intend to rEtUrn
it only when it bears the mark of a
wound received in your acme. " 7'
hosmtal in Malaga. where he lies
wounded. to the palace in With
The New Victor N0-
Vember are here.
to find something that wm just sat;
\Qu—the list has a wonderful assort-
merit of all kinds. Stop in and hear
them at any time, or better“, still.
come to the New Record Concert to—
inight at 8 o'clock and hear the best
of the new list However. at any
Records for
or all of the records.
-
Spanislr' ~
“*7 Connecticut Temperance union to tlll
Mr. Spooners place was the 0311111011
expressed by Roger W Davis. a mem~
select a. successor.
You will be sure, ;
injured.
‘a garage wrecking crew.
time. we are pleased to play you any ;
E I'dvlartloe 1n the sentinel-
READERS’ VIEW"
AC THOR 0F POEM WANTED;
Can any of the readers 01'7 The Sen-7
tinel give the author and complete the
follow 111g poem? .1,
We live for those who. love us
And those who think us true:
For God who reigns above us.
And will recelxe our spirits, too.
“a
“It? live for those who lore 110—- . "
For the future in the distance,
For the right that needs assistance“
1- or the wrong that needs resistance,
And the good we all may do. 2 - .
CONSTANT- x.EADER.7
1
£1
‘day (official,
l paratively Weli paid).
' conditions are no monstrous that it ls .
in: .
translation .
the economic
7 'No wonder when butter
Sits!“- are 25 000 rubles arpollhd.
‘Thereforé, what I need more; even '
than 1110112st food. the plainest arti- .7
. cleh or food. These three years I and
' g my faithful companion.
tor {many
years my maid, but 1017?.- whom I
should certainly not be living today, 7
have subsisted on black rye bread and 7
inrater porridge and grands. Wing.-
our so-called ‘tea'. and ‘oémee‘=s.180rr¥
surrogates) ' without milk and. sugar.
with black bread. well Salted. We
have" rorgotten' What 'wh’eat btéfid‘ls .
V539 and astoreggs. 131101111! lfiteto"
{ to see one before I die. 7
“_Now ,the assistance I would crave ..
Augustine Lonergafl _____
Married at Haflford
Former» Congressman Augustine
Lonerg‘an of- Hartford and Miss Lucy
\Vaters. daughter of the late Dr
Charles Waters ,a prominent 911531-
. cian of \Kashlngton. were man-lei
Saturday at St. Matthews church to"
the Rev. ng. Thomas Lee. A dls-
patch from Washington says that Ed-
ward l onergzut. formerly of this city a: g
:1 brother of the 1;! 00111 was best man; 1
and that the bride was alien ‘11:"
-.\iiss Elanore. a sister of. the bride. 1
lAtmr a wedding trip Mr. Lonerxan
and his bride will reside at Hartford.
M
\[R. 5130051113 MSSED. .
M Easy Task to Fmd Man in State 1-717
Sum-r1417 Him. .
That it will probably be impossible.
to 11ml :1 man who exen ”proximate:
the "remarkable qualifications" or the.
late H. H. Spooner, and that it may no
5' weeks before a. succfissor is ap-
pointed as secretary-treasurer of the
her of the committee appointed to
Meanwhile. J; 11 Mansfield. of New
Irganlzatio‘n.
Sentiment has been generally ex-
, y
question—Hartford Times.
AUTOS CRASH VIN \YESTPWT.
-'17‘wo automobiles crashed head-on
km the street-car tracks at theMllis i.
Switch, \Vestport, shortly after mid-
‘nlght, sealer-(111.5: morning. No one was ; '
but both cars were sorted” '»
damaged they had to be removed :57
Street Commissioner c.’ Jackson
White vouches for this story, but we
have our doubts. He: said that one;
7. tension deserves full credit, 9105*- 0f bromo selzer, pepto magnlne 0r cocoa.
:aftaition to- its own health. With doc-
- cit1zens all living up to
7 period might soon rise to a hundred
7711931131 practices. The medical; pros ’day while lnhallnfsome—«What is it.
all for its zealous research and dis- cola?-——anyway when he was inhaling
cover-y and its unselfish prgmu-lgation his usual daily stimulant with Hun-
of /every new 1139de '01? fighting (115‘ 'Bracken and one or two other cronies
ease The ‘Pflblic 1173-78 done and isdo: a. girl walked into the store. ' “Doc"
ing its part. in mperflng better 00m“ Powell the genial, asked her what he
nullity W319 and 1“ paying- more could do for her. Here 101310113 the
conversation: f‘Have (you any hair
nets?"
of them," “Well. are they the invisi-
ble kind?” “They are." “Isn‘t that
nice. can I see a. ' couple of them
please?" 7 »
tors. health authorities and private
the latest
health knowledge. the normal life
'5831’5.
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“Oh yes indeed. any quantitv ,
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THE “'OMEK’S CLEARING HOUSE.
The League 01 Women Voters is
Wei-basking the. formation of “Clear-
Really C. 1. we are surprised at you.
That story of the pendant was; much
better, but still remember our place. in.
7wlllchmaybeln
mg house? in the‘ various cities the home. Try Captain, Billy's Whizz
fill-P0118110“; the country to advance 38.115.812.be the (3on
the cause of. disarmament. The be~' Record 0will accept it. now that Con
lief is that these. clearing houses will ’g-reasman Emma is finished, .
help “to crystallize sentiment for the» —o-—-
reduction, of armaments and enable! Last gage}: {here was the usual:
organizations favoring it to workrfl 10' amount of hoodlumism reported gm
11113011."me with the observance 0
Where there are many; Wig: manure en. It is regrettable 11m
tionsr working for- 3 came 7811830 in every year. ifhere. have to be .3, herd
k
values the work in Hand. .
ling house otters a mute-r for the ex
change ot ideas and plans.
.r edfalsely ”gay
63811159577110 not“ all. 7; -
at£1112: the paper he handed]
ave any news to tell ya?" . y.
-——o——- '
Professor Starr, whom we mention-
ed recently as having been the author-
ity for the statement. that there are
no pretty girls here in this country.
really must be excused...
paid much attention to the matter be-
fore but we have since learned that
the professor lives in Chicago. which
said.
——o——
thickest hide of any living creature;
It’s certain that the youngman; 0n ti;
East avenue car didn’ t have last nigh ‘
reading it too When Hi can: reached
Genevari n's he got .up to. troughs
the Dgrlon Point line; 7 -77
6; said: —’"Here you are. .
interea you. " Not a. bit put out. .the
173813 this from a
,
.7pi-‘essed throughout the state tone-am 73m“ ““- as ”‘7‘ “me
He has now sent the shirt fun]; :the ring Mr. Spooners death. praising his ‘
tactful handling eta-«the prohibition
W58 118111178
of course explains everything he 1133
They say that the Whale has the ~
He was reading a paper and the 3001 7,
looking girl alongside or 111111;" was“
perhaps
' there is something else in it that may
of 5'01; is simply this:
time send me mod.
meat for three years. and. for pity’s
9. send sweets. and sweets, but
meat especially. candy and chocolates.
Do not laugh at me. just imagine.
three sears without iugar or anything
sweet. ’lbe longing for sweets at
times becomes absoluteh morbid.
“One thing more and an essential
one; send two or three candles. We
are given electricity only for a couple
of hours. Kerosene or candles are not
to: be had 1111-. where for any amount 0:
money so we have no 111.00.115.01 strik-
ing a light during the dark hours 0H
:‘nixht which is not onlv extremely 111;-
comfortable but mav on occasions.
be 13 real danger”
Here is an extract from another let-
young' woman to
whom an American in the Baltic
States sent a package of food: "‘I
wish you would write and arise ,me'
what and how. we. could do to get
away from here. To condemn mam-
ems. to starUSflGh. here. would be a
crime. We must think of some way
out. but I simply get lost 77th I try:
"To get away. inan'v’ girls have mar-
rled foreigners. and thus become for--
elgn subjects, when they .eanmfreely'
leave the'country.’ Ell-1t I haven't eon:
31119er that. The doctors amuse me
to go. They prescribe good food, but
I can only smile at them in reply.“
A letter written in 7faltermg' English
by} a Russian girl to the Same Ameri-'
can recalls the joy which the Amerid
can wdrkera in Russia spread every'
where, .Here are extracts, spelling“
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a
From time to -
We have not seen 5
wear or foundations in . 7717817735
. 178111811 light and d
,‘ 13011131111111}; ‘ Elk
7 ' .4933331‘6 ..-..._..,,.....
, Black 58.1111 Chance-use
40 inches wide and all silk. Rich
jet black in color. Ahigh luster
. ‘7 Wool Jersey .
Siljrinches wide.
per-yard ............
wide. 11114.11 silk, m; ’
7 .. In beautiful color
combinations suitable for dresses
fabric that lees 7777777!
for dress wear 7’ desirable g; suit-s. A distmctive gm- .
$3. 50 quality per7 yard . .
.33. 75- mass;
per yard
--.r-~c....
All-Wool 51:81:13;
54 inches wide Both 3
. tri d an:
plaid skirtings. in a $119”;
collection of the newest col:
and patterns. Prunella and S
:
,44 inputted 603m Velvet
_ ches w1de. With .a rich, high
g finishandafineclose pile; also
twilled back. Moot desirable £025
111w... Skzrung
oinr
cloths Minnie color combina-
trons: in this sisal-tum
. suits or coats. " ,olo . . 7 5
per yard ...... .. I _ $5 g$7777...$23m
7 Ali-Silk Crepe ago-me ' 5 ' nil-wool M7 cloth
40 makes wide A firm. heavy 51 inches wide. A weight that is
' Qualitymfor dress wear or 1111:1131-
wear needs. Complete variety of.“
light and dark colors. 7
$3. 09 quality, --
per yard . . . '
most desirable for dress wear or
: colors. $11..“ quality,
’54 inches wide. Plaid and- striped '
tine in Serge and Prunefla
suits Shrankand span ed re '
for use; all the tall angd wide-7177'
ass,
mfiafitles; yard $3.337
, 7 All Wool Gen
:54' inches ‘31!» Made 2115331? and
fancy wear-e cloths in all {be be:
m fia- fall and vim—r :11:
~11ml $4.50- enamels.
per yard ..... 1-“... $2l78
fixated Silk and Gotten
. Liking
36 inches wide. Printed and Jew-3»
hard designs in desirable 001015
3345 quality
not yard
nor lively conversations. With them
it was if the spring came to our house. g
1111 the beginning it was sen-31559 but “
from that time the grave‘ s stillness of
Our house had gone and we returner .‘
to lzt‘e. Sertainly for you it is difficult
Eto understand us——-but in .9“! life with.
.5011 went aw :15 all Happiness and. ‘7
light."
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The oldest newspaper in G land: 7
where there are few papers prlnte-l.
is called the “Kmart-knit." It appends
once each month and itsfsuhscrlption
price for one year is a sible skin.
while a short-time subscriber gets the
paper three months for two‘live ducks"
So Susy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or
Chewing habit
Mo-To-Bac has helped thousands
to break the costly, nerve-shattering .‘
tobacco habit. Whenever you have
alonging for a smoke or chew. just
place 9. harmless N0-To~Bao tablet tn-
your mouth instead. All desire stops.
Shortly £56 habit is completiy. broken. ,
and yo _ are better on! mentally, phy- ,
Bleally, caudally. It’s so easy] so}
simple. Get a box of No-To- 88¢ a ' -
coat that's as warm as
Thestaln'art swagger ulster takes just place.
sleeves; half 01;an belt in smart patterns.
it 100118. Regular 01‘ Raglan
2 .
31.49 '
It's a 71,-ig77ro' 121::
it it doesn't: release you from all oravs _, 7
“You lmow'. ml the first visit to us
of 7_ (Acme Americans) ‘
glniourghduse were. not héard laugh
11011131791 My Heart
77:8: Morning Song
:8 Loves Messenger, Waltz ”
Mofistdfel . ‘7
To Spring
. Little Town 111 Cold Country
8:
young woman ydwned concealed
gracefully and said:
at I finiShed some time ago."
r-"Qh them: $01117
day Evemg
November 2,, 8 to 9 7 " '
The names efthe artists. smgmg will not be an-
111'. the person guessmg the most nam$
may have his; (3110166 01? any record 111 the
Cry Baby Blues
arkansas Blues
It’ 3 You
Dapper Dan - .
I Wonder If You Care
Little Mother of Mine
Lonesom‘ e and Blue
:Old Melody Medley:
Little Side. Street '
- Sally, Come Back
7;Snow Flake
{Say’It with Music
‘Yoo-Hoo :
:WhyrDear
Mal
SpanishLou
‘ After: the. fibuemoon
7 .
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:SWeet Lady 7 7
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