PAGE SIX
EVENING SEN'fiNEL
ESTABLISHED BY lw‘dre dealers are trekking to
JAMES GOLDEN :White House and meeting the head
lot the government face to face. and
E L AND A. -TL GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
{better feeling already begins to per-
:l‘Olale through tlle country.
SATURDAY, jULY II 1914 -— Q ~—-
’ E - -- - «~23. TRANSATLANTIC wmsLEss.
IIIINXATURE ALMANAC FORE TM or ”"89 Weeks 880 a wireless
lIoperator on the roof of the \\ anomali-
TOMORRO\V.
,High tide 2:13 a. m.; 2:43 p. m. or building in New York stepped up
Sun rises 4:30; sets 7:26. to a telephone transmitter of a new
type and said quietly; 1llello. Phila-
EVENING SENTINEL TELEOI 1391131113. This is the New York store.
PHONE CALIJS. 561111 (Her some stationery" A nio-
fifluNcws Department.
,3—~Business Department.
-—Bratnch Office, Norwalk.
-—Editor’ 9 Residence.
«nu 12—4. ity Editor’ 5 Residence.
ment later came a reply in the Morse
The operator at the other end
re»
lt'ode.
lot the ether", supplied with a
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”he 111Drills perm-111 For the first
:tfme man had talked through the air
TOWéRS To FIGHT AIR FOES. :from New York to Philadelphia.
'hiilltarism has achieved “Other! Now comes assurance that within a
triumph. and saddled another expense, ' .VBBI' we shall be able to talk by wire-
on the world's u‘orltcrs_ Great Brit- less across the Atlantic. Testifying
tin has‘decided that she must defend the other day before the wireless com-
”lterself against hostile air craft. SoImifiilon of the Canadian government,
.the government is going to dot the Godfrey 153303. managing director 0!
coasts of the British isles with tow- the Marconi company. deClared that
on each maimed day and night and apparatus now in hand demonstrated
provided with two quick-tiring guns that the distance of communication
of the latest design. These stations depends entirely on the power of the
will be placed so close together that.
1 it will be difficult for any airship or
a“aeroplane to slip past, and big naval
stations like. Portsmouth and other
vulnerable points will be surrounded
by a complete cirtle of" towers.
it's a picturesque thing to contem-
‘plate. this sky.f"eilte of towers, guns
and sentries to challenge “the us.
But it is a melan-I
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machine, and in a few months
'Marconl will have the equipment and
power to telephone from Wales to
New York. He predicts that wireless
telephony will soon be possible be-
gtween all stations communicating by
wireless telegraph, and that it will be
'juat as easy to talk between London
‘and Buenos Aires or between Paris
and lloston as to send the usual dots
and dashes.
fins’ airy llawies"
choly special-Le
Iior taxes on a people already taxed‘
spear the limit of endurante And impressive because all attempts to
um“, Britain gettiug the page, we may . use transatlantic cables as telephone
«3*th the other powers to follow. 1-wirEs have failed.
on cost of European militarism is If within the present your man not.
lbw )2. 500.1000 000 11. year, and stead- only files across theIAtlantlc, but
‘1‘flyil‘ialng. Britain alone spends 3450.- talks across it, 1914 will; indeed be
I,..hllO.000, this year on her army and'nOtable in history. I
1.my. Even in the United States we ...—W
”all for militant-Y purnom~1nclild l "0 M9351 YELL5WBA0K8.
‘g pensionfvsllllboo, 000 a year. ori What than or woman cannot remem-
e‘u-ly twothkds of our ordinary 1111- her a time w-hen the most beautiful
‘objeet iii art or nature was the back
of art of a 320 gold certificate? To the clti
it means still heav-
This announcement is partichlarly
hi disbursements.
We tremendous advances
. THE SOUTH NORWALKl‘m either side. Big srygoods men FROM THE FARM TO THE Faults!
land lawyers and packers and hard;
the‘
lcelver hilt no transmitter. had caught‘
Ml‘. ‘
llllS. illlllll llllES
Milli Fill illlili
11116111 150 out: Present at be- ‘
W1 M Social Function in ,
Gratis Parish Hall
By 11'. H. Album.
it has taken us a long time to
learn that the best method of attack-
ing the high cost of living is to brill!
the producer and the consumer cluser'
together. We have solved the prob
‘lem-of producing food and merchan-
‘dise cheaply. but until lately we have
‘ndl. been able to distribute it cheaply.
By the time the farmer's produce
Ireached the city man‘s {able it t’ten‘
cost double or even quadruple what dance held in the parish hall 1)me
the farmer got for it. Since the pub- Episcopal Chum-'1; last night, and given
lie awoke to the real situation. theIpy Mrs. Stewart H. Elliott in honor!
old clumsy system of distribution is;ot‘ her sister, Miss Mamie Sanger,f
being remedied. And the express com-1111.0 is to be married to Ely Raymond 2
Ipanles. long criticized as- backward in at Grate church this afternoon at 4?
their methods and extortionate info-cloth The parish hall was tastefully-l
‘their charges are to be credited with decorated with potted plants. Spledel s
.the most effective system yet siolved. forchestla of four pieces furnishes thel
Tile competition of the federal par-Imusic and DeKlyn catered The
col pest drove the express companies'hours of the dance were from 9‘.
to the necessity of developing' ell-‘o'clock until midnlfiht. l
.ciencr along new lines or some out Following is the list of those who
‘of business. They quickly felt the attended:
effect of the soverument‘s lower Miss Harriett Burgess, Ntw York.
charges for carrying small parcels. ‘Miss Harriett Paulett, Farmvilla.
They lowered their own rates ill n—‘v‘,
SPOUEE- ”1911.88 farmers. gal-duets Miss Frances White, Corpus Cristi,
and poultry raisers began to use the Tex.
parcel post to get their producti‘ .\iiss isabelle Angl-
quickly and cheaply to the city mar- um Mary Belts
kel. the express companies saw their Miss Catherine new
opportunity and "went to it." While My“ Mary Burllell
the federal post allies and agricultur- My“ E10159 Bylngtou
al departments have done much to Miss Reita Clark
systematics the development of a Miss Clare (1m,
“farm to family" market for the tnu- «Miss Amy Cox ‘
tual benefit of the producer and com a The Mines Farrell
ISUIlleT, the Wells Fargo Express com- Miss Martha Henderson
pally, followed by the Adams Express Miss Margaret Lane
company has gone ahead andconatitut. Miss Hazel Lockwood
ed itself not merely the carrier of food- Miss Elizabeth Marshall
Huff‘s from country '0 City, but the! Miss 51“.) McClellan
'couvenient agent through whom the 2 Miss Emily Nash
lnterested parties can transact their Miss Harriett Odell
bust-18118 Miss Emily Randall
All this is rather academic swim. Miss Nettle Selleck
you lite ill .\ew York and want 6883- Miss lda \‘erlin
Ibutler and thickens fresh (mm the Mrs. Clarence F. Osborn
countr1, cheaper than your oli'll NW, Mrs. Maud Nailing
denier can furnish them. Yell read the: Mrs. Mary orendorf
, quotation sheet" issued tin-Monday byl Mr. and Mrs. William llaur
the express company. it tells you just 'Mr. and Mrs. John Beatty
.\'early one hundred and fifty in.
rited guests attended the informal
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where those artl1:les_.ara for sale, 11'le Mr. Ind Mrs. and. flew!
they cost, what the transportation . Mr. “M- Mrs. -H.’E. Bishop
charge is, how to order them. They Mr.
and Mrs. P. 11’. Brooks
Mr and Mrs. Forfei- Emerson'llrown
Mr and. 3531!. Ross But-chard
up not lunatic nuagh .
1' Mr 1111111‘~?.in1ro1" Ili- Curtis
__1Mr..and Mrs, William. Fowler
Mr. and Mrs, ll. W. Gregory
_Mr. 111111.11". R. o. mum
Mr. and Mrs. Reed'liavlland
Mr. and lim-Ardnlr-Hoyt '
Mr. and Mrs. 0.13.1 Jackson
'put you in direct communication with
producers within a radius of‘ 1,000
liniles.1\'ou give your order through the
express company. Your butter may be
lIshlpped from an Ohio cronmerr; Your
eggs may come from Maine; your
poultry. shipped in a refrigerator car or
'in a specially devised iced box. may
arrive promptly from Pennsylyanla or
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‘the next witness for the defense. He
.atated that he had residedthere since‘
.1861, and that he owned tproperty in.
.tllat district.
1 ed that 111$.qu more not nearly?
THE SOUTH mam ”mm
FAVOR 0F ”in"!!!
OF THE M"! Milli?
liliLLEll WASTE! 11111111,:
(Continued from First Page.) ‘
season. He said that up to the last
day of June, they were $231111, and
mentioned that the weather so far had 1
been very unseasonable. Mr. Hayley
declared that for the three days prior
to June first. the total receipts had
been {1,000. The price for a ride then‘
was ten cents. the witness said, where
now it is five Cents. 2
Mr Bayle1 I11as uncertain as to
whether he had mentioned to Mr.
Beach whether the roller coaster
wouldIrun on Sundays. He thought
that he did say something about it.
but was not sure of it.
‘What rent do you pay the Connec-
ticut Company per year 'for Roton
Point?" asked Attorney Lockwood.
“May 1 answer that question?" Enid
the witness, addressing the question.
to his counsel, John H. Light. " '
“Yea. go ahead," said Mr. Light. I.»
"85. 000 a season." replied the wit
uess.
Attorney Lockwood rested, and At- '
" torney H. G. Day, for the Connectld’lit.
Company and the Roton’ Point has
provemeni Company, had Mr. Baylor
establish some points on a map of;
the territory in question for Judgef
Tattle. Attorney Day refl'red to the
letter the witness had received from'
Cummings and Lock-wood. and nailed:
it blr.wBay'ley understood at the time.
they had a conference on the matter."
that be (Mr. Day) was .Erapra‘unilng
the trolley and impr01 ement compau'
for. The witness said that he did.
Charles W. Bell, of Rowai’ton, was
He said that his home!
wasahall mile or‘loss frnmthe Point '
Mr Bell stated that he has occasion,
ally heard noises from the roller;
coaster. and those times, were alwayal
when the wind was loath. lie declar-
aa noticeable as those made by we
passing froliey car's. Iii-13.39 391!- was
sure that. thumbing. was not loud
enough to interrupt sleep. i‘iii'd he said
.me-‘fihe, had'f'never been annoyed by
it. '
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SATURDAY, JULY It, “1914
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' Saturday
Night
0
g CHILDREN'S PRETTY
WASH DRESSES.
Made of ginghamsI chambrays
and percales, in a variety of
neat pretty styles, sizes 4 to
‘1 14, value 690 each. Special
.................... 39¢
2 sum saocne
PETTICOATS.
Light and durable, black and
, all colors: value $1.00 each.
Special ....... - ......... 69¢
WHITE PETTICOATS.
Good quality muslin. wide ruf-
‘ lie of embroidery; value 79¢
each. Special .......... 49
I HOUSE onesssa.
Made of excellent Washable
materials, trimmed with con-
trasting colors; value $1.00
each. Special ....... ‘ ... 79¢
LAWN MOWERS.
12 and 14 inch blades, self-
sharpeners; value $3.50 each.
. ISpeciai .......... .' . .. 2.75
' 2 aunties ass 15LA1'Es.
Value 32.00 each. Special
..................
the trolley cal-s made’tnore’llohi‘é‘ than
The day that Mr.
did the cdaater.
Buyiuyl and Mr, Fonts visited But
ler's Island. the wind was
moderately from the south.
, ‘ Richard H Golden was ““3
l‘ Elinor 1-] use. of Rowaltou; «as from “mm“; “ Judge Tuttlo .
Specials
From 7 to 9 o’clock:
blowing
WOMEN'S FINE LlSLE HOSE.
Tan, white and colors, spliced
heels, double soles. garter tops;
value .301: per pair. Special
.................... 39¢
M
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS.
Made. of gingham“ and— charm-
braysI well made; value 590
each. Special ...... 39¢
wIOVEN HAMMOCKS.
Variety of colors, heavy pil»
low, wide valance, stretcher top'
and bottom; value $2.50 each.
SASH CURTAINS.
Made of good check and ii;-
ured muslin, full 3 inches long:
value 29c each, Special 21¢
VEILINGS.
Variety of new patterns in-
cluding the octagon meshes and
the new white washable; value
2‘5c yard. Special ...... 19¢
PEROXIDE HYDROGEN.
16 02. bottles; value 15c each.
satisfaction. of both parties."
it was intimated that the provision
in; of Villas forces figured largely in
the discussions at. the conferences.
SALTILDO, 'Mexlco, July 10. —-Gener-
al Carranza yeaieupay authorized Gen-
next called to the stand. His house. he thought Belle Island had been well era! Alvarado, Constitutionallst com-
ho said, is about 1.5qu feet from the
Point. .39 substantiated the teath
molly given by Mr. Bell.
Theophile Euphrate. whose resi-
represented.
' When the court adjourned at about
it o'clock a party including Attorney-
General John H. Light,
Attorney
clence. the Dizrfediloit of labor- sea or bumble income that It!!! yellow dlty me" for a minimum mum of
”if“?! machinery and the opening up glimmer always brings a thrill, and ev-
inhw resources ought to ease the en the prosperous business man ssld- meat two or three m.“ a pound “a
- burdens of mankind. But armies and out outlives its fascination. As for the the "me par doeen ,0, your one. All
flitleahlp‘snfortifluatinns and-ammuul. bus of a $60 of 8190 bill. it is a raY, you have to do is to tell the express
tins and the cost of keeping millions'ot sunshine from finanflahpurfllse.
n‘f abie- bodied men in unproductive- And now that [olden glow is in van-
‘iuilitnry service eat up most of the ink from our currency No more El
{was and keep the world's nose to Doradors visible through the paying-
filth triadstone.1telier‘s window! No more rolls and
Thore'a' no end to it. Bigger gunaIwads of yoliowbacks to rejoice the
honor ammunition demand tlilcli- Ifbrf'fty dimes or tempt the unwary in
or, which again calls for more the hands 'of ebufldsnco than. The not-
will} artillery. Army ‘iprovnkdl as issued by the treasury department
Militant inspires dread- to the twelve regional banks under the
t. battleships or the air need-111w system are to “be Mmhbaoks'
wet-lug forts for defence ‘lt's ;aud of the same design. Mntissi and
violate circle of frenlied ex- Itlftlss will have no more distinction
‘ .. 1MP: nation is afraid of Ethan humble liven and tens; the only
other nation, and the comuetl- difference will be in the figuras.I
‘4 armament will end in a gem The prospective change is intended
_ or general bankruptcy tor the convenience or tellers. 11.11.
mm. 119 over. rides on th'eIto‘r-niity is expected-to 111111111in the
back. no the -uueiirest' pleasant process of cuddling money.
in breaking. . are a 2911 ybllbwhiolu tutu-wad.
win'H oil-Fish Elm-cits.
\ u—w—ud ‘1.
‘i‘lng'tb'seo‘buiiinslis inert . '
': Apparently the Senate ddhii'oh 'bnlyI
e Whits- Baillie regain
‘lt is that the ‘Iab‘orel' The common citisan. however, (lads. _
. it? hit and hurrhhs'tiv‘o‘n While mos-9111103311119“ that task when idiot-9 ., ‘
Mr. 'and Mrs. Cbea'ler Kerr
“nee“ pounds. which We” the “3“" Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Ham Jr.
“mm“ cm” ‘0' W“ “in" W‘ Mr. and Mrs. William Lauder '
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon .\lcNetion
Mr, and Mrs. F. H. Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. LansingOdell
iuompany what you want. and give in Mi‘. and Mrs. F. H. Quintard
W“, check for the mp" amount, do« «Mr. and Mrs. David 11'. Raymond
tormiuod by the quotation sheet, the Mr. and Mrs. Dudley E. Raymond
merchandise. is delivered in good can- Mr and Mrs. Thomas I. Raymund
dltlon at your door without further for- .' Mr: and Mrs. Charles Rogers ,. .
nullity. :Mr. and Mrs. Loremo Tripler
Tilt possibilities of this system
seems almost llmltiess The low "00m!
rhodlty rate" brings the Whole country
hr touch with the consumer in the WI
..Acity blew-Yorker or Chicagoan or
Bostonian can get choice fruits from
militants direct from fruit ranch to
ltable by paying a freight charge of
item cents a pound (‘36 cents milli-
f111111104111 can get caniblndtlon pack:
Insets of cheese direct from th9‘ Win
cousin shipping points. 3119 can get
lupin-I in the sons tracings, it rock-bot-
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real m'aple myrti‘p and rat buckwheat
Stills farmst- put tip a condition.
a half bushhl of ‘
tum 11091.net. 1111111111911 111' New ‘1: it -
" Duncan Frluell ‘
, 1111211 Ward 8. Gregory
' Dr Carl A Hui-strum
M. and Mrs. Robert Van Buren
Mr. sudIMra. Frank Van Bin-en
_ 1Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Wadsworth
.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waugh?
Mr. 9nd:blrs. SI el Weed .,
'I may. and Mrs. .1. onion Wsrudr
Mr. and. Mrs. J Wood 1
11hr. and Mia. George L. Woodward
Mr. and Mrs.,A:i-tdtur Russell
..1‘Mr.»and Mrs. F.— M. Stinger
Min-Jennie Littel Nash
,Jack Boatty
Raymond Betta
John Farrell ‘
. Genet-11.1 Russell Frost
'Bmfill habit, it.
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John Reed Frisioll
Mark ‘il-Ienderson
Rheum-11.3
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dance 'is abodt 800 feet away, testified H a"? Day, Attorney Gnome C. Lock-
that he had not been annoyed in the wood Judge Tuttlo Attorney Hackett
slightest. by the noise.
that the trolley cars were worse.
a1enue. Romyton, said that he could
He declared Attorney Freeman Light and George
M Beach motored to Roton Point.
Meek Roth, a "“6"“ of Highland and there watched the roller-coaster in
I'mander besieging Guaymas, on the
west coast. to agree to an armistice, to
permit tbsfsde'rttl garrison to evac-
uate the city by the Sea.
This action was taken at the re-
Queat of foreign consuls at Guéymas
and thé captains oqumerican vessels
in the harbor. according to announce-
ment at Constitutionallst headquar-
tel-s for the safety or noncombntants
‘ ibére was no shouting.
her house was hliuutad‘nairar
1 ..Icoaster than was W. J.
" Hickory hint! or Max Roth‘s. on Hish- l
' . land avenue - '
Daniel P Wicks, an unlimited rh- meeting With Hunt”!!! deieuat
'1‘ my 1Rowaytou'lN9V“ York, would not comment
laughing randIII.on
e We generals had counselled against.
iding {he I‘m-Y MID! W193-
m0
carry 1 -
' utioa it! uh conduct of General Villa,
. 999 a part of the roller-coaster at
Roton Point, but he could hear no
noise as smult of its operation. He
admitted that trees and a part of a.
but were betweenhls bolus and the
I coaster.
Charles F. Mills. manager of the
Standard Oil Works, a. nextilodr
uelghlior of Mr. Botb'S, stated he
could hear nothing from the canton
f
. although dis could seé the hint; on
the strudItn-e arid the cars as the)”:
1 1
' went their course around it. _
bliss Olive “Cole. who lives on Row
lemon 1111911119, 11111 with could hear
acme sounds coming from the center,
and that once in a while iaughlnr
I could be heard, when the wind 11’» l
liiowing' in the right direction, “butt
The slight
7 unlbca that hits out bear were not in
any why annoyiitg. Miss Colo thought
Kent
" siding oh Crew
plaid that he con
the sound (if t
be occu
,Ibut if you wet-eat listening for it you
lwithln a short time.
will 2:11.111 rill-111111
the his cabinet
o'n'sllence over the situation.
800d din WWJ’OIIm Muscle-119a. initial 0
operation from different points. They
also visited Mr. Beach' a property on mpggmm unnecessary damage to
Butlers Island While there " mem- General Alvarado, in his dispatch
be? 0’ the PM? said that ‘- slight transmitting the request for an armis-
nOIIO could he heard from ““5 "”3""- 'tic‘o, reported that he had been in-
formed by the Guaymn‘s consuls that
would probably pay no Mention t0 “— the Marin garrison had mowed or
Returning to South .\‘orwalk the part? dare to embark immediately. Assur-‘
held a session in 1111189 HEW! office, once was given iilm, Alvarado declar
and there brief arguments W076 lime ed. 11.111111. fe’dorai gunboat Guerrero,
by attorneys for both sides Jim‘s now in the hufbor. would refrain from
were also submitted and ii decision bombuldlng’ih‘e city “ye, it had been
from Judge Tulle may be expected occupied bytbe Oouatltutlonallsts.
‘ ‘l MEKIOO'CI’I‘Y, "Jilly 10.——4Alofo D6
Lama, Mexican minister of finance.
left the capital today for Vera Cruz.
I‘whenc‘n "he is ‘to ‘Iull on board the
I éhlinér Espagtte'; for Europe. It
was 'répbfted "thht his object was to
carry “hit a financial mission for the
. liedsral government.
“83th WllIOll 1‘1“: numb”; bf The mill WIS divided into two 880
today 3““;an their Aloha, owing to 1111111911311 number of
Wench citizens and Mexicans on their
Ministers Noon-and Suarez. two of way to the coast to depart on the Eli-
mtut 9111511
(Confined from First Pan.)
stile mediators «who unturned from a D3809
ea in A strong military escort accompa-
”a” tilh'd leach aeolian of the train.
MATA‘Q‘OEES, Mexico, July 10.—
th‘ilroad unhimunlcaiioa south of San
hills Potbsi’hhs been destroyed by
the Cbnstiidtlnnhllsts, according to A.
Wild. an electrician of Ebano, in the
«by W to the front of tho iSlate or 8611 Luis Potofl ‘w-ho reached
can '31 m. ‘0“ Mexico CRYII with Ilm ’Wdei‘ Yestefdwyl l'Wild said
f most of the federal troops left San
Luis Potosi for Queretaro. some days
logo; naturist the idii‘y litill is protected
the reports that most of Curran-I
N Men, July 10.4111le
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Mot-walk. 'TbeaeI“~teams
. lumen! the regular 1111111.
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