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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 11, 1913 · page 9

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ticl‘e in the (toimervmive nnd Anti-
Suinitic nowumnper Kicvlianin, unsuit-

inigflin the strongest, terms ’thc‘fcourl
,- drying Mond’l ,liloillps, on the ‘ohargu'wal

=ol“ murdering Andrew \‘nuhipohy, 11;. And decidofllor yourself.

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34:, soon. Norwaik Testimony.. .

liont tithe our wordltm it.

Don't depend on a stranger's state“
moot. ‘ ‘ ..

Read So‘utlijNor-wnlklo endOrsomonh/
hand the amtomentav'm South Nor-
k citizonti. ' ' ' »

I(litrintlnn boy of Kicv,.’in. March, 1910., one”, in one" cash of it'

'iillo'nrugopaicr, which uouuily colic

pinto cent ' fetched $1.50 'n copy. to;

day.

The ncwopalpor besides attacking
the court and the public prosecutor,‘
tom‘s tho illuminant against liélllns

- to shreds 1n:tcrmn which would ‘be Don
snrpriiung own in thc‘ moat rhdioal good health."

journals. ‘ . - ‘ ,1.

The writer, while denouncing the n13
lcg'od unscrupuiounncss of the Jews
in ztttemptinglo obtaiutheurclensc of
liloilisshasfl'ys the charge against him
in ii] charge againstgganvitole religion
or the most. infamous Superstition.
Therefore, it, continues, the mutm'em '
should hav‘e been so strong as to
raise an enormous wove . 1 opinion
‘ngninnt that stilieistlllon'tliat it'would
ho broken down, “but alas! the indict-
ninnt is that of a Hoping child. Any

ablo counsel. could easily destroy it." ’

The article doploréo‘ thoidociulon of l

the prosecution to. appear before the
whole world with such an outfit,. add-

inc: ,3 .

“'l‘ho tribunal must not be an in-l

bother you,".don't simply ask for a

'.‘ (blotch 2PM, barber, 32 North"
Muln'stroct; South Norwulk, (‘onu.,
says: “My kidneys were disordered ‘
and caused my back to ache. The bos-
Batch of the kidney aocretionu worm
unnatural and bothered me greatly.
n'o Kidney Pills restored me ‘-”to

b1rf‘Pitzor is only one of‘ many
South Norwaik people who hoVo grater
fully endorsed Dunn’s Kidney Pills. 1!
your back aches~it ' yOnr kidneys

 

kidney comedy—ask directly .ton'

Dunn's Kidney Pills. the Same that lillr~ 1
i’ltzcr hnd~tho remedy backed byl
home testimony. 50c. all stores. Foo.

:tor-liiillmrn 00., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. i

“When Your Back is lmnewRemom-
her the Name." “ ‘

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- ._. _ L.— M. “yaw...

. PROF;=.ISTRAYER'S LECTURE." ‘-
Elghty-oix Registered for Teachers'
University Extenalon Cour‘se. ' 1
The first lecture by Prof. George D.

 

slrumon‘t of up; Right .01; tho’gtéft 'Strlty'gir, of Columbia University, with

iniustice will at produce the desired
fruit-s. Hou'cvcr' advannzgeous or ne-
cessary it may be i’i'om '21 party
standpoint'qto prove the existcnco‘ot'
“ritual murdcrh." the ' prosecution
{ouzht not to have and has not the
right to undertake the supplying oi'
the living: object indispensable for :1
trial of this kind. . '

“it is a monstrous theory that Boil-
iss is of no mount and may even
Tito acquitted providing that the rituul
is established. You who .urc always
talking of rituals yourselves are ‘oi‘fcrlv
inc; a human ourificc. Reillisu: may be
insignificant Nevertheless, you have
no rig-ht to imprison himnnlcso you
are convinced of his guilt. You ‘hnv'o
trcatcd him like a rabbit on the table
of n vivlscctionisl. The time. por-
hnum, will come whon (‘hnpiinnky (the
public prosecutor of the Kiev report)
will bu rcpin'tad by 'so‘moonc anxious
to produco the- incilors of outragea
against lilo Jon's. What would you
say if the choice-foil on you for such

:1 sacrifice. 'ix' «- cl} Limit... mu

 

Senthiel Wants bring employers
and employees together. where the
employer [Will'- lcurn oi the proficiency
Y'anri erperiédcd or thosie whom 'he
.Wonld hire. ~ '
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New“ ‘York. "New?

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given in the High school, \V'cdncudayi

Dr. Strayer is d picacing :nieolo'eni
and easily holds his hudience. r‘uc‘
first hour Was devoted to the lecturol
proper. ‘Hih topic was drill worlcl
which should be measured in torméloll
the habits acquired. He made tivh:
points: (1) in drill work there shouldl
be the maximum return for the effort“
expended. Children must be led to sec,
the need of the habit, and when the'
necessity for drill is realized, the dc-
oiro obtains the result. (2) There must
he no false steps in forming a habit.‘

Never do a thing wrong once, thinlo ‘

"lug once does not count, in that Cilhi’.
you have a double pl‘OCGSS, to undo
the wrong and to do the right. It is'
necessary when you are forming u'
habit, never to ask «more of children?
than they can be absolutely intro of."

_.Alwnyu see that correct impressions"
are formed at the beginning. A illiS‘,
take made by most. teachers is to tout' "

before they are fully taught. l3) 'l‘hcrc"
murxtbe repetition with attention, tin-s:
rounds attention legs is the time tti'
quit. drill. (it There must be no lnpu
sec, they are dangerous things. (51‘
The interval between repetitions:
should be gradually lengthened; Ail
thé Cloud or lhc'l'oirtul‘o pi‘opcr, uni
hour was dcvoted to discussion, taking"
111) the every day problcmsund amply .
ifig these‘pr‘inciplbsi“ ‘to‘ ”the school;

. , .1 ford"
, ; RAILROAD

Haven 8. Hart

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1N EFFECT OCTOBER 5‘, 191

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORKans held cntirnly blnnwlosn for line

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131K.
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A. .u. moor. MM, 5141!, «:45, '3 Th“ 0"” “”7 Equ'pp"
mm, mm, tlilfix. xzmx. 51:131., :1 ELECTWGAL “HOP
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(mix, (lillT, Nzlltx. 9:30, 11:30.
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1’. .11.‘ 42:10, 1:11:1x, Radix, lizliztx.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN

A. .\1.—~12: 8x, 1:l7.\', limit,
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limit, 7:1llx, 8231):, lizlex’, lilzdllx.
SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY.
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Sundays.
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'work. .lir. Struyot‘ asked qumtiony
lnnd cnllod upon louvhovs. by name, lo‘

iroply. No doubt thir; practical sldcl

lot" the course will he moot bonciirlnl.

.—

I NOT REFPONSIBLE FDR MAN'S
l DEATH.

innmurom: Oct. its—«Alter oi

'hcnrlng bot‘oro lTnitcd ’nlzilzr-l ”mu-W

ivon. thin morning, (‘uplnln Sulmml h'.

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Horn Dennis und Wright, in New l'in-J1
ilmckwood. of tug liobcrt .\chllint\,-r.l

 

death of John Yunbcru, who wasi

" 71”“ 724”» 3317‘: 3355K. 9115):, drdwncd from his rmvbont Inst Sundz-iyl

lwhen it collided with the mg and u

Muster lust Wednesdny after visiting
tho. comic. '

may ~ .A «oi-t.»

 

2i Electrical (’20.

AUTO SUPPLIEG

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.‘udency in to grow worse with.

neglect. ,, ,,
3;; You will have much annoyulv
:— notice. on well as limo and trou~
‘bic, by ‘phonlug or sending to j.
,_ .us wiacnewr any port or your :-
n-sanilnry equipment appears tofit’
“be out. of order in the 19391,.”‘5
. . “Home-made" ropoirc oral-2-
- mnkoahitts at best, and am tho-i
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* place your plumbing problem». .I ;

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DANaunv 'ro sown nonwuu. henna thorn promptly and min;
A. M.»~li:00, 7:23. 8:18. 102mm. ”factorily. :1:
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