ll ve‘n‘ing Sentinel: . it is"
he labor probleilw
til _ weathers of the gos-
e case last Sun
Ill .
.‘, and the Rev. Mr Duncan
obtain like s. veteran
tivlsnl. the common
cal trust etc" what
‘of Inen‘. that iii
analysing of the. labor
a. moat» lmuoItaut prop
engage th human. mind
nderlies all ot are). i know
s‘ertlon Vwill meet with
‘ IV‘Ite‘ndVed that the prob-
ex tll=iind.‘its ft‘ltuic destiny
‘sarily be of infinitely great-
no than the ploblem of this
' will allow that the destiny
mOntaI soul is to a 31 eat ex-
dedV by the conditions that
.V he mortal body in this life
(asserted that the life ct
ignorance. of constant
.111“ hunger. cold and mm:
ally as conductive to pie
loss that concern lllflll':
l‘
‘ “all countries are forced
bad economic conditions. to
that are low il‘nd degrading.
“them to engagedn an un
tickle for the be est neces
Karl um. W cm
I of Modern IIo
lets his it down“ as the
. . 1th abwlblemilactness
rial and intellectual condiI
. ts srbrrilnteliectual and- mor-
‘ce‘ can be dilectly traced to
dbcing fire. Its“
an epocii
l‘s or‘y of primitivc‘ man.
{fa art of. agllcullure by
was enabled to pro
poll for future use
is the chase must have
to ‘chial and: into]
lv‘e man. Again
om shone and bone tools
and later to lion. must
an. enormous changeIIIin
lo nditions tilst. f‘pundei'lpres-
prrespdndiug lmprov enieni
. at and intellectual improve
the race. Indeed wlién we
t savasegvitb civiliged laces oi
Ventti
diff
“blows are at oncestruck
ace in economic condi-
dla‘n ryot and Ithe Egyptian
plow the “ground. as their
_ 9t years.
tree drawn
blitlllttle}tc change. i
o a to Olin-own .t mes and
[go git that everywhere bud
dition find ospression in
anding social and moral
Poverty and vice poverty
lance poverty and low and
als‘ are inseparable. l
in:i of the glass. ‘1
nionyt pallet
Booth: at the'Ssl.
value Of his teal}
lessened by any opinion
Verne with a desire
mortal souls. .‘COI‘D‘I
n the slums of an
.tn17civOrks all the time andi
‘ VI Scott's Emulsion works if you
‘ take it.
e’tbodist Church. ’
sbclety. travernlnent. 'the‘ {17“
bold but it is true.‘ as an 1‘
‘1', report of Gem Ire
‘ who were elected: ;.
t WardkEhe‘rl‘e. of 3‘ ti
, are... ‘
nous attention. . ‘
it:' Ill oiiM a step iron) it into?
.Ii‘IIlpc. . pneumonia. or Coll“
.uu‘iptiOu; and it is only a}
quart step the other way to‘ ‘
‘ ‘uil. the‘ obld.‘
. I‘
. Natuie and Scotts Einul-‘f‘
‘sioii work together to make 'a‘
gold take the right step. Na-
Scott‘s EmulsiO‘n Cures all;
ads of cOIds.
.‘.
i
in .V
s i
send tor Fm Sample.
iiCilHi‘l a nowua. Chemists, lop Psalm. N. Y.
n‘ ”kiln ct Ol an Egyptian fellnh
and “an Xmerican
t Labor bowel has increased probably
ty fold since the fifteen century.
Since thiitt trllna steam and electricity
‘iiii'vé been e played to Move the‘ most
wonderful machinery that enables us
{to produce weaitbbeyond the wildest:
dreams of the fifteenth century.
'if Alistotle should revisit
earth and will; informed that one man
could now mI‘I'rouilce as lili‘fch wealth as
a hundred could in his day. would not?
his exclamation be: ”l‘hen poverty is
no more; over y human being must
have all and .more than he can possi-
bl) consume. I‘
Alas in the midiIt of 0111 boasted-
Chiistinn civilization. amid such
Wealth as the mind has never before‘
witnessed may be found poverty as
degrading and almost as hopeless as
existed among the kelots of (Moore
two thousand yenrs gm. To prove?
this statement fle' be take the census
thllmos:
The nation is composed of: .
. The Working class. 6.694. 795 famil
lea: the middle class. 4. 994 091 famil-
;es: the capitalist class. 1.091 325 film '
lites.” ‘1‘lié nationlll w‘ealth is Owned
as follows:
.The Working class 92. 746 .000, 0.00.
4% per cent; the middle class. 314,-
550 000. W000 24 per cent‘; the capitalist
class. 842-. 203 .000..000 ‘71 per cent.
Do these figures not prove the state-
ment of the Re‘v’. Mr; Duncan that this
is“. a Iepubilc in theory and not prac
tlcaily.
l.t may‘iead us to the inquiry: Is
the poverty of the people inevitable? '
is" it true that nature is a discard. lu-
capable: of furnishing her‘ children
withgtile means necessary for anhoi‘e
lumennnd complete life? .Has'the
‘Bllll lost its old time fertility
has populntiou so pressed on subsls~
nc‘c that there are no more plates on.‘
n‘atuie's board for our new comers.
who come to an unbldden feast. No.
nature is not a niggard. Nor has- the.
fertility of the soil lessened. nor. has
population so: increased that" the land?
is insufficient to furnish all an ample
sustenance. 0n the contrary. them is
land in abundance to support in plan
ty ilfty‘I times the present population
‘of the. earth. There is not a country
whose. soil would not support from
fivo to five hundred times its meson!
copulation. ‘ Respectfully
._ ~ A. KLING
-No man can cure consumption.
\on can prevent it. though Dr.
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures
‘oufgllla colds. bronchitis asthma. Nev
II a 3
STATE DENTAL CONVENTION?“
Prosecuting Comililtt'Ee aha
to National Meet Cbo3‘
HARTFO om) May 22--'_I‘ll‘¢ sebond .,
ll meeting. “
days. session of the aim
If the Connecticut Stat ntnl Asso
:lation was called to ordéu yesterday ":9“ venture it would be a [tiled thing '
by Plesident Henry McManus. The
first Ibusiness done was the appointe
meat of a prosecuting committee.
prosecuting fund was laid you this.
for the present. Delegates to ill
anal meeting of the national dental
association at Niagara Falls were then
1\ectednla follows: Dr. '11. F Me
.H. M. McManus.
Whitford E B Eberie. ‘0.- M Mo
ltt. 0! All
at .Wdo‘tis at
mittaaiappointed Vyenerday‘. will be. I .
secure evidence 'ags’inst all illegal
W IJoh‘nso . o
thia‘ ‘
or‘
The report of the board of console ; at N
in regard to the appropriation for the ‘ a
. ‘CNl‘a‘ylo .‘F. S. Gaylord. James Mc f
M nus F C Gibbs. A. E. Csr1y.lii. R .
Manna. W S. Youngblood J. F. Baker . mt
._ C. C. Prentls F. H. Hindsle .‘
" l Fon Fe"
‘I much will come tom the agitation. ln‘
‘. my opinion the some
‘Georgo W. BIV'owil. of .New York is
making a brief stay in South Norwnik
A. J. Stev‘ens. of Newark. N. J.. is
auto hotel’. V
'l‘ Allell of Baltimoie is sinppln'z
two weeks with box cousin. Miss Nel-
lie lieu, atiNewark. N. J
A. A. McKenzie. of Boston. is spend“
big a few days Vl‘ii South N01 walk and
is stopping at the Mahnckemo hotel
Mrs Fibula-... lly‘unp and cliildlcu.
hf Rililr‘oad av"
ork to spend a? “hell with relatives
‘Johu M. busy... 0 has been in Now
“'Y0lli for the pa ItWO days r‘ctuinrd.
laslt'knight to lllll
a
been visiting friends in South Ni)!
Hotel
MI. and Mia. Eugene L Boyer. of
Main street. Norwalk. went to Philadel-
‘ phiu‘. .yesteiilsylfl 'l‘hey retained to Nor-
Walk. todaY‘
Miss olive linri of Rouuyton
Miss Eva Filihci. of van Zandt s‘t'lect.
spent yesterday in Stanifmd with a
blend of Miss Hart's.
‘ Miss Maiy Fiancee Hoyt. of Tliility
Lake. who has been the guest of hei
sister Minn, lrcne I-loyt of Spring
street. returned home. yesterday.
Brii‘dicy 8 Keith and Harrie A.“
‘El‘iiiith of Norwalk,‘ were in New Lon
don yesterday attending the Connectl
cut Grand Midge. of Odd Feilowa
Mills Anna B. Smith. . Miss Emma
Par‘ti-ick and Miss Edna Crooks. of»
aylvlinla West Virginia and Maiylaud
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ward have
returned to Fordham, New York. their
place. _
. Miss Fdna Aubmy and George W.
Hewitt. the iotmer of Bio‘oklyn and
guests of the Misses Cummlugs.‘ of 01-
clIaId street.
F. Delbert Law ion. foi‘lnclh of South
Non-walk but now of the United States
land is spending a seven duys‘ fur
laugh at his home in NOIwnlk. At.
tho ‘iéolnpletiou of this vacation he will
Join the training ship Constellation.
which will sail foI mumps and the
temper
‘éAsr NoavaLK cousounnlou.
. Nomalk" ln‘medlatoly V
The petition which has been started
in East Nolwulk asking the .City of
South Norwalk to take steps to nnnex‘
‘lior «damn licigbbol‘ as new been
also by over forty voters twice the
no or needed to call a special dis;
Vtilct nice I); to act on the matter. .
A ’i‘. ldll‘dIze (If 7 llsnfold Place
'is the starter of the petition and he
hlld no diliicult‘y ill securing the forty
nulncs. As to whethel the petition
will have the desired afflict is looked
upon with much doubt by several
bio‘mineni niizcns of East Norwnlk
The idea it In said. that East Norwalk
can get all the light and water she
'Iiants at low cost. is all right but rpm-
piajnt is being made against the extra
city tax that would be the necessary
result A Sentinel lenortei 111thlequ
cd several of East blmwnlk‘s leading
citizens today and in ionic language
they. expressed thou opinion of the
move.
Daniel lI'ilcmmedleu: i think it
‘ . wOulVd be a good thing. We need light
all we need solvers But I doubt if
II will have any effect.
re needed than a rib
insemination of all‘The
nt‘o one city“ .
But it would make a big- dlfterenVlV-e in
e big dit.
slice in the result at the polls if
th consolidation was effected.
I-ltev' J: W. Davis:- it would hi my
opinion. be a grand good thing we
need electric lights especially What
i most needed in the consolidation of
it would be a one
o are sore in need of electric
i
, I dont think that
“tn-was started In
V i doubt ifngasttll
. ly wants to consolidate,
ry mnc doubt if south Nor:
stopping forlu few day‘s at the Miihlicllv .
with friends in South Norwulk foi' n .
. iihort time. . V
Miss Helen Brumm‘er la lpebtlllli‘.’ .
thhnve gone to New .
C. “B. Barteii. of Grafton. Mass. has ‘_‘
walk and stopped at the Mahnckomo f
I and
Ndrwalk are on a trip through Penn '
present home. liftel spending. a week ‘
at the latter' 3 humor home in Elwood
.. II life without making all cffOIt to save
the lattel of New Haven have been
training yards. at Newpolt Rhone Is- ‘
Philippine islands letu‘VIulnx in Sap»-
fpoi‘ibtl‘ul u n will be a Part of South
. bares Foa some Manoeuveas.
. the Connecticut militia tilke
‘. dered to take part will include the
L Trumbull a
A Relative ot‘FriendI to Pass
' intclllleDa‘rk Vallev Sim
ply Because the Doc-
tor Desires‘io Cling
‘ " .tp‘liltiiical Eti- i
squede?
CPAINB’S CELERY
COMPOUND
Alter Pronounced Fail-
ures of Physicians.
'i‘lIe months just passed of the pres
ent?‘ ycui have brought bereavement
and dark clouds of sorrow to many
homes in ouI land. Fathels moth-
cr.s slateis and biothers have been
Ifmover“ tumbled by the giim leaner.
death ...Tth large majority of such
could have been saved had thcil
friends ' given Vlhelll Paine's Celery
Compound. instead of“ the worthless
medicines the sick ones weie forced
to swallow. .
in many families 11 ton slavish obed-
‘lcnoe to medical dictation kept the
flue life savei rom the sick and dy-
lug cues. Past records of maneious
I-uIesL and victories wrought by
Paincs Celeiy Compound were l‘gnOI-
ed by medical men: in a word. it was
unprofessional in theil‘ estimation to
introduce the life giving Compound. .
All' Remorse is now doing its quiet
but effective work. and those meat
ilcclply interested are suffeVIing for
the r neglect
Ideal' rclativc'or friend to pass from
the polishing one by Pnlne’s Celery
Compound? The viltuca and powers
of Dr. Phelps presciiption are wou-
drously far reaching and mighty. Fv-
en though your friends have suffered
whole the physician is helpless to
save even then. theie is a blessed
hope if Paine'a Celery Compound is
used.
'l‘be despeiate cases cured ill the
past and the number of precious llvcs
lowed is the bright the living proof.
that Palace (‘elely Compound makes
sick people well.
LW. “no"; ..
FAs‘l' COTTON COLORS 'of “DIA-
MCND [WES never crack 01 fade.
'l‘aka no other. . \
W
Will Occur in the Week From August
30 to Seotambor 6.
WASHINGTON. Ma 33.... The plans
fill the meat Iia'vt‘ll an military Innu-
euvela oh the co‘iist‘ of Cennecticut are
“being maimed by the War and Navy
Departments very rapidly and the de-
tails Inc now being worked out. it
has been filund necessary however. to
change the original plans materially.
it was first intended to have troops of
all kinds lake pan. and to land a con
siderublo army on the islands to be do.
fended against the naval attack. It
has now been determined to employ
nothing but heavy coast aI‘V'tilier and
mmineets.
m'l‘liichlIangc was necessary on no
coilnt of the luck of funds my main-
taining the troupe. cspec‘lallx the vol-
Niinieers This trill prevent any Con-
nectlcut troops from participating. The
War Department reluctantly came to
this conclusion, but in view (if the fact
that‘the state has no coast artillery
regiment. and there was no money
with which topay the expenses of the
state troops. the original plans tohave
part had
be abandoned. The‘ Department
Ila instead accepted the. service of
0 First Massachusetts Heavy Artil-
Jury. which is It distinctly coast nitil-
l‘eiy regiment. The Slate of Massa-
nhiiaetts Will our the expenses of the
regiment. This will be the only vol
unteer regiment to take part this
summer. but it is hoped that Congress
bill, next session. if not this pass a
that will give his War Hebert-
meat authority to pay the expenacs‘
of volunteer troops who may wish to
participiie in future maneuvers
As for the scene of the manoeuvers
there has been no change. and the
..land Gull island and Plum Island.
Three batteries of the First Massacbir
sells will be stationed at Fort Proble
three at Fort Adams and six at Fort
Rodma‘n. at which post Col. Frey the
I‘ea’lmentlll commander will be station
ed. The regular troops thus far or
12?}; .lzsth companies of coast as.
80th are now at Fort Clark.
Texas. but have. been given orders to
get ready for the maneuvers The ‘12th
will be stationed at Fort ‘erghk.
while the last will first so to Felt
star to Fort Mleble
Three companies of the Third blit-
til Inf Engineers now at this cit
15 DallV SHVhIg Precious Liv‘es ‘
‘ome in Smith Nor-
Will you deal leader. allow some '
long. and how. come to that I‘poiut.
. do the “proper ndju’stiugfil'
troops will be stationed on Fisher a is .
. t
pr De “Milli but
a was for“ the privy to
a the Rhine 0:} d A‘tlllhtlcm ubiladron
a 0 many fun abnon now. The Geller-
ul Board of the navy will. hottever.
meet in a few days and lineage all do-
iliils for the opciatlons of the fleet.
'l‘bo pIollmlnary work on the islands
will be in charge of Lieutenant- Colonel
.l M.. K. Davis. at plesent of the AI-
tillery ‘cmpu at Elan Junn Porto Rico.
Col. Davis has that been ordered to
proceed to the dil‘tiicl of New London
and will probably ltlmlllti in about a
week oi ten days. and has instructions
,to look the field over thoroughly and
l'opol‘l. to the department just what is
needed to make all arrangements is
Iloaiiy pclfect as possible.
m
TRIBUTE TO GODKIN.
LONDON May ‘J‘Jw'l‘lie newspapers
hole regard the death of Edwin Law-
roncc ‘Godlrln‘. editor chieiitus of the
Evening i’ést or New York as being
it distinct loss to Great Britain as well
its to America and comment on his
friendship fol (lréab Bvltain. The
Westminster Gazette says:
at one time the moat powalfui editor
l.” the United States and became one.
of the gleatest champions of England
gt a time when to be her“ friend was
not as easy a business as it is today. "
The Daily News pays a ti ibute to him
as its fOImcI coirespondent in New
”i',ork ‘wao in the early days of the
Clill War. furnished the Daily News
with informatics on which this panel
was able to foretell the tllumph of the
north. . It was not the least of Mi.
Godkin's sex vices to the world.
Through him the cause of the north
had at least one advocate in the days
.of its adversity. "
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Special appointments made to suit
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all kinds of old
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hooks.
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JACOB M. “LAYTON l
* Fir-o" lq‘t‘dl‘ifldi““
s Rdilrnnd qug‘ . ‘
Fire Insurancia,
seems to be about the..only. commodity
bought without regard to (dish 1.‘
There are as many grades of his I-
use as there are of merchandiji
You are undoubtedly paying fur t e
best duality. are you ‘u‘ulte s’ii‘rc y
are getting it?
than after the file. ‘
Vcnp‘erlen‘ce on the subject haub‘hltod
us‘ to do this well. ‘I ‘ ' l
Tavlor or Golden,
Telephone can. lbs-AI. l
. .“ Ir «wipln:
Plumbing. and Steam fled:
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SKATE AND INN ROOFING ‘
Gas and Steam Fittilif“ “
Gas Fixtures; Metal Ceiling.
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you buy.
Place your orders with us ‘and Lo
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y for“ the last 15 Mill's. and j_
believe bilil‘ perfectly honorable In all ‘
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able to carry out any obiisatlon molds .
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PI‘O‘ ‘
Jvory patrio- .
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Second
a .
Better to know n w ‘
I()ur fifteen you s '
l the‘t‘hlt‘lfl‘o ou‘lau .
furniture, therein nothing that it
.siwsys hetero you like the ‘
ipli 011 Your Will
It Is incl at 6ny and so cheap to
make 1 em*ntiractlvo with modern
. onions. lLyoupo More time is a
good stock to select from. We want
..to «your dooorstlng.
PAINT‘ERS’ SUPPlJEB.
PAINT-lMGI AND . .
ipaaaa- Hammer
wiNoow sI-iA‘oI-zs
in stock and to order. ;
‘I‘ROOM‘ Momma . ‘
to match your Wail Papers.
PICTURE FRAMING. I
We make it an art.
DECK-Eli.
87 WA‘SHINGTouVsTnsI-zr
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relation; concedes?“ ' ‘
‘I piss evenings . ulna slim .
Specialties
Corn Planters.
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Yacht While Paint.
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Granite A and’B io‘r’FlOor
Varnish;
Land M Kantian for Floor
Paint '58‘VShii‘Vdes. dries over
night
Devoes Gloss White for .
good. Moderate Price, Ena-
mel.
Slug Shot for. C II II ant
Worms. -
Of course you Will examine
our bpecmlties in Li W n
Mowprs beioie buying
Oomstock
112 wasuiue‘ro‘n mm
' so'uva Ndawau.
Phone use.
Valve
Noiseleiis.‘ chisel without'jar or V.
VQLUMETEB eaassuna anon
LATINRFLUSH yACv 1;
Alibi: adjusting pressure mum.
applied to a Flush Valve operated by
direct pressure Discharges the some
amount of Water in the same. length of
dune. l‘egfll'dlell of the been} of WI
sure in service pipe. _ ‘ ...Iae
In mum e or
when you buy and you want a tub .3 ‘
Not only want the quality»
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