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'59 W Convocation ol' Butlor
‘ .i' R. A. M. Will be held at its
3‘ 034. at. 8 o'clock“:
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oily your: _
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ma
flaring ‘4hendlilles a sensational
ram Pelling purports to give
_ silicone! of steps being taken by:
' . stamp out the dread opium
‘rgo'ln cums. At first sight the
uni reader would draw the con-
Audible thilt Yuan is spills sort of
in or Ciprlano Wllnstro enforcing
ideels at government at the point
the sword with a checrlul disre—
"rd of the feelings of such as. may,
name with him. Nothing could be
her;._l’rom the truth. A
. he Tact is that Yuan Shih-kal
erlously detellnined opium smoking
shall cease to be in China Elaborate
teps have been taken to continue the
empire" days" propaganda against
lid, to prohibit and suppress
A4 [opium growing and the use of the
drug. in order to make it perfectly
:‘4.4 {floor that he is in earnest, i can Sillllv
filial deddeed that deliberate liolatlon
Elli! the dill-opium law‘s illimtid be pun-
lulled by‘ the extreme capitol pensitv.
EChina, unfortunately, in ourlier times
‘Al’i’dd afflicted by tuo great familiarity
with the public executioner. r-
3min not_' very considerable, but still
4 n‘llurtful proportion of the Chinese pop-
is
Ace
it
"I" letters for publication. m it. is reckless or rem
. ma. under the All-13““!- A41 ‘ ' '
and color not. This permit: AW
44am mount o'alnmanicmon. by me town or district. w‘ . ‘
as in moral moonilo». coll-lee more
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Films "is?!“ STATE
NEW Moran, Conn. .. A
‘Mni'ch 10 lbll
Editor South Nomdllr Sentinel
South Norwnlk. Conn.
Door Cir:
n'u—v «ac-qua...-
from forest tires is swat one of has:
most lmndrflmt 31th of the uracil
land owner. allot only is this 0. pools
lem of the~individusl directly concern-
ed but it is also a problem to which
every citizen of the State ought to give
his attention. The loss by forest tires
not only affects tiledndlvldual ovmers
but also every taxpayer in the State
A comparison of two woodlots, one
burned and the other not burned will
show why every one is directly lnter~
ested in the forest fire problem.
TWO woodlots just cut over are left
to reproduce by sprouts—mus is pro
tested from fire and the growth is
very rapid with heavy lent litter and
humus on the grounr. The species'
replesented are the some as in the"
original stand. The poorer species
and brush are choked out while only;
the more valuable species mature and'
eventually a crop of timber is cut
Meantime the town has received taxes
from this land, and at the time of cut-
ting u number of men are employed.
thus increasing the amount of money
in circulation. and eventually bringing
returns to the oi'morto repay him for
taxes and the interest on his invest.-
ment in the land.
The other weedlot had the same in4
itial possibilities but a fire occurs the
first summer, killing all the young
sprouts. The stumps send out a small
number of less vigorous shoots. but
.the‘se are also 'burned and only a few
unluce Mil been taught. through gener 'of the ‘flle resistant trees send out a
"Cations in regard all
short of'denth, much as many of out
nagangsters in the big cities regard
but the electric chair or hanging
Atu h the snnwfroid of ignorance or
spravity. Yuan shill hai his
"resentutlre cOuncil' in Peking resi-
tllls. Without exception every
olitlosi and social entity in China
. Mines the opium evil and lands
incident. Yuan for his vigor in con
itsjmutn. And they land him the
‘ore because he lives up to the lot
Lian" 01 his decrees. From quite rolls
9 sources. it seems that several 9x4
tions have taken place in several
Mildly distant pal ts of China~ahont
or Jim. to be precise.
be worth uhlle if, through the
pltutlon or four or live incorrigh
Aid “President Yuan iSlllll-ltai can
Ave China's 400,000.0004 men. women
'd oidldron from the awful curse of
A Opium habit; and like another
to lead his people out of the worst
not bio sort of slavery?
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'A FACTORY iNBPECTION.
The deeper one goes into the new
compensation act and the method
" “by the insurance amnion.
toward; their interests.» .boino
moans dings undid Wilt factory
would this We in «hotels. or
A ll redone some little time
AA “4}”. till! Wield in once. on
may Member at tile ‘Wlfir
odorlng- ll manure to do sway
lilo ~ tsetmylnspmllon method
ham to the politicians:
punishments,
and
‘ Amfllflm Md.
Will it
miller hind, motor, mam danger is
All; " Montreal”: frontin-
third set of sprouts which are later
killed by another tire The ground on
this tract is now bore both of hnmns.
and leaf litter to make humus. The
rains wash the surface and the sun
bukes-it-hard and ~dry. Weeds and
herbs gradually cover the ground, and
an occasional gray Iblrch, poplar or
other light seeded tree appears". This
accumulation of light. inflammable ma-
terial increases the fire danger. and
rarely a yenr‘pasllea without its lire.
This is the condition at the time the
protected area' is ready to cut. The
burned land is lacking in plant food-~—
no growing stock and'no income has
been produced during the past years.
while artificial introduction of a val~
unblehpecies will be necessary before
a crop oi timber can the secured in the
future.
investment and pay such taxes as are
required without getting nny returns
or prospect ot returns in the future.
Such pieces of waste land are a direct
loss to all taxpayers of the town. as
they' reduce the producing area, and in
tsht Way reduce the mold list. All
tax rates are based upon this grand
d s. proportionately highest-irate
'hss to be paid by the producing area
to chest the loss from non-producing
arose, Thus the community loose, as
I
I
(list an
1 wild guess
The assessors place only a nominal;
value upon this land but the on ner‘
has to figure interest upon his original.
mum with the Baltimore mm
lions! mum. tattoo ill tolls
Wu; lists Chill
unison tbodpo Company MN on: be re-
‘ hue? 963:3 tannin ' ‘ ‘
o""4woodln‘lnio . A '
. ‘ll,
mm.lw
' a” 3,. presents.
:4 Eire am is”. he
lama-locus now: _ will. his elm startle; ms. moment of
4 ' 4 m Ming 8}. 00 per week.
'bIA
which ‘
billia-
l
nil Ween! anm arm
woods or mined m4mslud by law
toolsnrnmierowwfoeton all
sides of such tire, and all such dim
must be extinguished before leaving.
The town and district wardens have
the Dom ‘0 “Wit “mi“ "Whistles to rating our use: moms mm and mm a time. is
violators of forest are ”W Every
one should be familiar with these laws
and obey them for the good of the com
lnunlt‘y. Fire wardens cannot prevent
forest fires without the help of the
public They should have the backing
of every good citizen. Anyone who
does not know his local .warden' a name
should ask the seleotmen or write
WA LTERAO. FILLEY.
State Forest Fire Warden,
New Haven. Conn.
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ASSESSMENTS ON SCIENTIFIC
' snare.
latter of The meaning fientlnel:
Sir: The city massacre have com
pleted their task and their work has
been the subject of some lilaconsldored
comments. The anon. who; m.- helm
raised howls like 8“ wild ilidim and
the man who has been-reduces cradl-
I
'1y sneaks away. and neither of them
inquire the why and the wherefore!
The present assessment is the first one
that has ever been made with any at.
tontion to scientific methods. and this
accounts for the variations favorable
and unfavorable to the taxpayer The
plan of valuing by the front foot con
dues to equality and justice. The wri-
ter is interested in some property
which had heretofore been assessed as
a unit. The application of the front
foot rule resulted in 9. reduction of
value. while as applied to another
piece there was an increase. The syn.
tom thus inaugurated is e stride to”
wards accuracy and equality, and
when We consider that the assessors
have had to construct a new list under
s new system. with its district prob-
lems added. the fair-minded should be
ready to bestow upon them much cred-
it and less criticism That. they may
have erred» in judgment as i» values
but not in methods must be conceded. !
but it will be found that the mniority
of the chooses have been band on a
well defined systems and not. upon a
a rhinestone.
rimmed-lot
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‘RULE‘B OF THE ROAD.
Editor of Sentinel!
IBorough the columns of your val
noble paper 1 would like to call if
there is no law compelling the driver
of a horsedrawn vehicle to not: my
observe the rules of the road. The
driver or drivers. oi the U. 6. mail we
gon between the First and Second dis
tr
once to both automohiiists and trolley
think o4... easier so museum to: the
some?
5 cents. looming 5 cents per week.
hens had mnnased to moist the ante as mar: KEEP! OAVQ HE
much as an meme of $2,000 each. the
gluon enormous figure; Several grin;
1old veterans have been misused. still
, V01.
lot are 0. constant ecnrodof onuoy-‘
Will. the it is believed he will 44 4
, 16“ 1a“ fiwms brim the lndlsnnpdlls
‘ It to innin- '
“m4 V'm'hlfm 0M Rods. .
clubhouse and dms'li’l'g roomll spoil
ball grounds.
limo since: “OS—valid not one of this
prnsellt Beds was with the mom thou .
w
Mills a member of thinlyeor'soluh
' the of “3"“ to let Wm” 990“ IBM to color any such (luxury.
m a It money M W Christmas, M Devlin. who went from the.
flamed to become manager of the{ '
’You still have your 9310!“ of John Onklsnd club in the Coast. league, is;
playing third base in spring miles;
and women that ho hos no linen "
‘31:” starting 21th 2:“ payment M ltlon of becoming o bench manager for '
‘ ' huu'h' m T" "”5"" another year at least. '
Class starting with W Manta! Mk Touch for so many years‘
'nr‘ltll the St Louis 'Browns and sent
Fallout .m... cm W37 filmihfi‘... mfin‘gf‘gg‘
”VFW?“ WON NONE. ‘m Chadd! Sharron null I New;
3' i! “PM on balm” siliceous m-AWM. smell was lust-'4g
Mime Welsh: that the cash appro- lotlcio‘ploy an meanest.
PM!!! of penny oil the 10 molar-
clubs will be revised between nwnnd in! the hop onion-Ag the? woman shorh A
April. and revised in much losirlommst stops for whacked. list. M prob
there will imbue timeless clincher my will! flow at school on see-
through the recess mills. 4 mammals-n. ” ‘4
Wloaeatoumousorplaymml Walnut comm. who was with
0f Salaryfili’o total of such boosts will fillfln‘wn bit with the Mora-ls. but
full for short. of the $24, 000, 900 which the prose agent has sent out no news
the Federals claim have been added to regarding any 865, 000 odor '
the major payrolls. Even is 100 rainy" ‘
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l§ ONLY PWSR NOT A
SOUGHT BY OUTLAW8
Bobby Keefe, the slender pitcher,
formerly with the Reds and the High}
lenders, now assigned to the Interior.
tionsl Ledges, steps into the limelight
with a claim for distinction. Mr.
Keefe. who is spending the winter in
Cincinnati says that he will make
nilldal it to the absolute truth of his'
story. .iiAis reputation for verse” is.
excellent. and his willingness to take:
an oath as to his truthfulness will so
for to eonvlnca people who would oth-
erwise scoff of. his assertions.
“1 clone." says Mr. 'Kosfa fillet l
have not been offered a #:0th hi
the Federal imagine; that! have not
been promised $15,000 bonus. cash in
hand. to sign: that l have not been
total would be $200 000, or‘oxoctly one.
tenth of the is 000. 000 which the onr‘43
ry invaders think their war has cast
the older leagues.
The total salaries which would hols
been paid the older and higher-priced
than among the jumpers will amount
.576
further chopping the expense account.
one it can be considered a cinch that
every club will cum twu or three
less men during the coming season.
both at home an on the road. Tells
of! the three salaries; three car MB
and three hotel and, lint the amount
will reach a surprising sum.
Ono National League club has frank
ly offered almost the exact figures.
both of the added obligations and the guaranteed '10 000 a. ym 151‘ three
deducted liabilities, oaubod by the Fed- years; that 1 have not ev'efi received
oral raids, and those dzuroswwhlch . 34AM Wile mm;- umng me for
are museum immfimmmmd niost'elnpllstlv
the min mummy of I um, um: narrower seen or heard
story. The run about liiothis: 19' lb! hdcrnl mo mots, man-
Added menses: “a: or agent. I 3W8 that IA am
sow villus tor 19 men ammo mommy m1 player i» the whole wide
Expenses of agents 310 Sid“ worm Who hasn’t been approach! by
doublinllploysrs .le . . ~ . . 1.100 the MN W0; m only mm!
88131108, 911 Phyers .......... 17,300 MI" player who has“: ‘ ”norm“ his
club that there must be more. money
Total " """ ' """ r """""" ”9 0°” on the contract or he will accept. the
””99““ ““9“ 4 livelier-a1 proposition: the nonuniform
Salaries three released "m" wonder and solitary monolith ultimo
a“ 0.. ....,l'.o..ol ------ $17.0 00 ”mama -"tnl human” or
Salaries of Fed val jumpers. . ..
7000 my, position fills me with wonderment
Salaries slaved by comm: three
and oontemplntion Honestly. I think
lmmfia...-H.9usamnouu 8.0040 1w“! have'mmmmma';
'Hotels. car fares. saved on dit- in about “kg this; . ‘
i0 444444444444444 - Wovxunrnmmm. The
Only Living Ban Player Whom
'l‘olal ...l....‘.... ..........¥33.00l)] memwamvu Wat"
On that sort of bookkeeping when I
do the all: teams get stuns rm W sahvemalwe Floor PRACTICE.
“3” ‘ . GAME.
W. (is. March 10. «The
Brnvss' sound of thirty-live men was
split up manual for the 411m time
Tunney. and a. sir-inning ball game played boo
anon Dillon so. he: “star at pun W New led by Fred Mitchell and
Hank dedy. catchers. The former
he“ Britten '3' Kid (“”1” “m team won, though in doing so it count4
iyn. ’4 ed only two hits and three runs. Er-
Young Ketchel vs. Frank Picnto st mm and a. couple of passes i n a row
Vernon, 0“" made it easy for the Mitchell team to
lGrover Hayes vs. Joe Axovldi stOsk- min” Johnny Ever» and Walter Nia-
and, 0“ 'rnnville, with Bill Sweeney at first and
“mm” Charley beat at third. formed the nu.
"mm“ ““99“” “i “‘9” “Fa“ ohell infield. Paul strand and Willie
9‘ ”WWW“ can each allowed Bill Sweeney a hit,
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4am “WWW“ “my NWT“ «am on Cincinnati players have} '
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comma» sum to Right Field by ”WWW ”“09 10 4-lt was
Milling Winning nu. . ““99““ it the since at the Politico
“may“, Ga. “mu lit—A full pills madman yesterday afternoon
nine lnnlns m the on: this year. ‘W “W MM the globe holds
was played yesterday mam by the miraculous or the comics. had sign'
first and second teams or the badgers; 99. 4" ”I‘M ‘9 PM with the local ‘
resulting in a I to 0 victory for tho 999'“ “whims“ In sum lobes"
regulars. The lone tally was undo on m “.9991'49’9999 "99 P9799199“ B“
a home run drive to Dutch 82911361 in 391' "gm aflornoonll'nd expressed
the second frame. He new the ball 11mm 88 “his “9998*! with the
over thecenter field fenco‘tho first in: contract W him 4116 will leave
league! to accomplish this real. for the 89m! trainins camv at wu
Shortstops o'llm nnd Howe tried NW N- 0» Thursday
to outdo such other around the short-
iiold yesterday and if either can do
anything in tho hitting lino Clobetrob
ter Dick Egan rwill have to show some.
filtration the avenge to not «I romc'l
lar heal». mm. who lookn like it!
fixture in centre it since «angel
has been moved to right, gave the first4
exhibition in the throwing“
I m EFFscr nominee a. me.
W'
yesterday when he cut loose on n cou-
ple of long ones from deep centre.
ST. LOUIS renal 9058 To MON- SOUTH NORWALK To NEW '0le
ME: A. Mr»! .205. Satin. 45:431.. £209,
ST LOUIS, Mo. March los—erenW-isms, 7:13 7. lo. 8: lit. 8: 55:. a .15;
one members or that“ Muir More! 9. av. 10: all... .:0 45;. 11: 44
League Milan tune in charge 0! P. shaman, 1:13, a m. b: as. d. its.
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Railroad Timetable
“ordeal Brown. their 4MI. ”I“? 6:12 .:5 46.! 00x. 3: t8, 72318.1! its,
new might {or “llamas. IL. the 10:12:. ”:62.
club's training comm Mn. ohm 50' aundnyn.
pox-led last night and a dozen others A; ‘M.——12:65x, 5:30. run, 0:54.
are due to arrive today. "”271. 11:24.
Brown, who had made his home It ‘ P. arr—limos, 2:44;, 2:00., 5:“.
tho Missouri AW club. left the ‘dffifix. me, have, 02442:. 10:12:.
W ll for home before the fire rolls.
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which destroyed it. and cost so many .
livoll. All his personal effects were
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NC RWKLK.
burned , ._.., A A ans—12:00:, 4:451. 5:“. IMI.
. WOMEN sore m ILLINOIS. ' 2622;; 3153;: 9'15" 10:01: ,wo"
SPRINGW ‘11!» ”m9 19 ”W“ ‘9. maroon, 1:05. 2:64;. 2:57,
men in hundreds of villages and small
cities throughout the stats today par-A
ticlpatod for the first time in the so
lectlon of nominees for municipal of
flees in local prhnarlen.A
a: 301. a 56x. ‘4 to. 6:951. s 1:. ml.
‘dt‘il’lx.'6:0'l 821911.934, 11:“ 1.1:”.
Sundays.
A. M.-lz:00x. 0:00. 8:031.
10:02:. 11:00:.
hills.
. 0n Thursd the v'mson
,well as m; intimation“: 3,, a problem 10:99:11; smashed hyavsutomoblle J” c‘hk‘k V“ ‘Blll Fleming st mm but not one other regular connected in many of the towus no petitions P. M.~—lz:lo, 1m”. 8:89“ 5:021.
mm mulls whole stool, ali‘or- and Saturday morning In trolley car 0mm?» ("4 “4 *4 - A one Gowdys solved course Tyler and had been filed and blank canola best-‘4 5:04'A,:°M,:1k 0:10;, aluminum
which mist-sh c mm- ore and ”M mm mm, mm ”wt 4 A mum. '1‘,“un rm- eight hits. Two sessions in: only the party designation steel.» 4......
gadfikfismlm’mm the Who’ll“ lions After a. born or whistle 4M3 ”1'13;me vs. sunroofs: MMI' are in order forltoday. ed the newly onfrsnchined voters on SOUTH NOBWALK‘TO ”WMEVIN'
"‘51“ ”‘9 WW4 ”‘9 ’4“ ”Mt m” “m m“‘“’ m” “m" hm“ “a 94...... watts vs mu cm at Me- "" ”W WW“ "4' m” ”1““; ”m“ I 'A. lib—13:233. 41:11.44. 0:00. l ‘s. ,
mum of woodlotc.4 mountaintop 01 We” turning “WM it would mm in ville ’ BROWNS AND CURB PLAY 11.5 A! In more than a hundred muniolpn- 95161:. “:2“. 11:11:. . A
“a, town We tonppoinlzn m3 m. that tile obnufleur'or motorised would a“ Violas“ vs Wflllomitimlo “MI“ MN ill 44 4 files the local option question is. to .A P. Ito-«lion, 131A Mn, 441: :0, 45:193.
warden collided-to the “W of the be perfectly correct in their supplier wankers. ' 4 A TAMl'A. ms... March it). —~The Chi. be voted on at the roaster village a so. 4. a 1:5 $2.6 16:, 8.471: 10! Ml: s
mm, 3.0,,“ Fire Warden. The town tion that the driver signified his intell- FM coco Cubs and the at. Louis Browns lion April 21, and in these places 10: 50!. 11:10.4
4'0 dents in om. appoint men who live time to m! on his of!!! side of the 40“ am at bottled here rosterdilr to smell in- more was noticeable activity amour ”an”.
or Yonnl: Show v0. m uln‘g its. the contest ending with n the Women, who are expected to be A. "Hm”. 1. 10M! 13.: 0:15;
in the sections of the town where lire
greatest. to not so
wardens. - Beth the town nationhood
dlitrlct motions have power to sum
nonunion spoil nudism of men. tools
district coming car or machine.
linoleum no is reunited to out out
mud and not zigzag in trout of the on-
All AUTOMOBICIBT.
TRUST COMFANV tMflE‘TINQ.
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The new season Trust (isotropy
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New York incurs of a to 5. smiles in his" m
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0 permit the 3mm
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49mm 4 ‘4 ‘ ' 4
fond sixth innings’ fave St. Louis a mm.”
which thallium motioned to tie
in zinc mnmlusdonr The more
A Whilst-sham; former United“ states
s deciding element in the wet or dry? 4. 11*. A
‘ 4 Aluminum. hulls. km. 02412:.
1610;. 8:341. Ida. 10:601.
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