1’ over clamorcd for newspaper expioi ;
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THE SOUTH NORWALK. EVENING ssNrmEL
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5, 1914
m SOUTH NORWALK chant marine. created with unexampl-
E‘IENING SENTINEL ed speed A 111W of congress will
"1111111 11-ssels to Amerit'an'registri'
ESTABLISHED BY -“
JAMES GOLDEN.
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
Lou easy terms. Belligerent nations
11131 Le obliged to register their ships}
L. -__ —._ .7, ‘‘‘‘‘
with us to gain the advantage 01 a
PROPRIETORS. neutral flag We shall buy liners and
» ’freizhters by the score. Our ship-
WEDNESDAY’ AUG' 5' 1914 builders will time. a lush of orders
Ez'“’“ such as a monev subsidy could neVer
UINIATURE ALNiANAC FOR';
hale gi1 en them
TOMORROW. ‘
High tide 11:32 a. m.: 11:42 p. m.1
Sun rises 4:54: sets 7:03.
1
0f the two great ot‘eau gate of the;
,,\\'orld we hate one—the Panama?
't‘anal 11 hicli will be open to navigw’
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
lion in a few da1s. it is the door tie-1
i
tween East and \\ est, the "open se-1
PHONE CALLS.
2 N: s De artnient 'same to the commerce of Asia. ’l‘he‘
~2—- w
9 p other, the Suez Canal. may he closed
ga-3—Business Department“
‘3“ -—Brllnch Office Norwalk.1\1hile the Powers battle for control or
.. —-Ed1tor 5 Residence jibe Mediterranian route. We shall
13854 ”"City Editor 5 Residence. ’ soon build up an enormous traffic, sur
§———-’» -»~ —~
passing all that we expected of Pan-
WAR CORRESPONDENTS MUZZL- ama
ED. While the Powers are fighting. too.
With the greatest war in history to we shall enter the rich commercial
write about. there is little tor the war fields of South America without the
except sit in stigma of "dollar diplomacy". and per—l
01' draw liaps gain a permanent toothold there.
correspondents to do
stuffy offices and edit copy,
on their imaginations for details toi’
clothe bulletins and skeleton reports our flag \1 ill be familiar again in every
with the flesh and blood of actuality port. as in the days of the ”:iaukeo
The glory oi the war correspondent 011191191".
has departed 11 1111111111 it’s zenith in 1111111111111 “6am thus appiopriating
. our Spanish 11111 which seemed to be the lion's share oi the worlds cont-
' waged primarily 1'0, the purpose 0; merce.11itl1 European bourses closed
written newspa. and markets dclnoralized we shall“
first necessarily do the bulk of the world's
Our vessels will ply every sea. and
"providing brilliantly
per dispatches.
time,’means of communication were1hanhhlg, .
We need not rejoice in Furopc's min
Then. for the
adequate and 11 fritlldlv governntent'
was tolerant of khakiclnd journalists fortunes. And we also have muCh to
In the Russo- Japanese unr the cor lose. for long years. in such a world:
mspendems were {or the mast pan catastrophe. Bill tllCl‘t‘ is a ce1'tain1
corroded in Toklo. and such big gunagrim satisfaction to America, 111111-11
as Richard Harding Davis .1-9 has stood steudtastll for the principle
duced to writing prett1 stories about of beam. in the reiloclion “hat 1113’
"pm, houses, in the last Balkan “or shall derile much immediate and
commanders kept the newspaper men some lusting admutage from the 9111
It it safe and inu‘lorious distance, cillal strife of a continent that has
though occasionally one broke through too “"9“ treated 0“? pacific 91101181
,11'ith amused contempt.
hwy...“
A WAR CATECHISM.
Why are there wars?
Because lulers and statesmen want.
“'9“?
' the lines for a brief splurge.
Now. with new ‘
"' Sedans and Waterloo: and ’l‘t'ntalgars‘l
' " to’b'e’lought, with n more tremeni'l
dons battleground and a conflict ot’.
" vastor forces and interests than have “19111 ~' .
Why do rulers and statesmen “nut
Anstcrliizcs and.
lotion, the hostile nations are fenced-”VIN? ‘
-, about with o. censorship that bars T0 gain more personal power.
5. correspondents, inuzzles the. native \\'ho light the battles?
'.‘ press and pndlot'ks the wires save for The high! people.
siléh'niotter as the administration see; Why ‘10 the people fight?
’ to pass Because the statesmen play upon
The news, of course, will reach us. 'the” "We prejudice and delude them
lured somewhat by the medium with false patriotism
11110111111 wich it passes on route. Lon-l
n. in general. will be the clearing an“ ”"3 men who is 9110”
page for the new.s and will relay itl- None whatever. He has never seen
Bull interpret it to America. But from him
9‘ If?!“ we shall get mostly frag.’ W ho suffer the penalties of war?
' also siwith only an occasional order- The families 0‘ the 9001'.
' '1 mative. We need'notcxpect brll- Who liar thé expenses of War?
fit and comprehensive stories wrlt- Th9 toileita.
'11-. iron personal observation of'bat- How do they pay?
111111111 manoeuvres. or personal in- in higher taxes and higher prices
I
How long do they pay?
They and their descendants pay as»
long as the national debt last-which
; Who win the war!
, The snooaasttmdowmwlu‘tlory'"
the successful statesman. win prestige,
and.the'11none'y 111111111111. who are 'in-
invitational, win promo. ' j ‘
Whltt is the total result or war?
To give the world's money 111111111111
5 11111111111111 mortgage on the. labor.
of the working claims 1 '
11111111111111: AMERICA,
9. industrial andcoinmei'cial na-
mowers determined to
idle, 111111" industries and
, "1111' ml 1 onsul
’cullt
gnvoid an immediate striko.
Has the man who shoots any grievn «-
were found crushed-by the weight oil.
' “1““
mt. Mar" the com
donation, while sympathis-
$5.. lie. utmost with the peoples
How long will there he warns? ,
1Untll the Working classes 111111111.
. potently by the fast express. 1111111 had
' acceded by a: tow minutes bolero.
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AUSTRIAN REsERVIsrs AT CONSUL GENERAL 5 OF- FEAR F08 SAFETY
FICE CLAMQRING T0 G
jOIN THE WAR.
A {1111' hours after the 1111111111111
for the L'nitcd’
cs 111 I\'c1v inrk had issued a.
to arms to the reservists oi’
the \ustrinn alloy in the [ nitcdli
.\iltcs in: office suarinctl with
them. From fur and mm about.
.\’1'1'1 \ ork tl1c_1 linll come to oil'ci"
tlic'ii ser1i1'1s {11111 to learn 11'l1c11’
.Stat
iilltW sbuultl be shipped balk.
\11'c- L1 until i rltltricli l'ishcr»
".num as shown in the photograph
9W
i
enter into the. question at this mom
ent. Whether. the employees. already
pretty well paid as union pages 1111.;
are making impossible demands. of
whether. as the men charge. the rail»;
roads have acted in bad faith, the:
immediate duty 01' both sides is to
i
' The federal board of mediation has’
done all within its power. and the;
President has added his voice to YtliOi
public, demand for peace. Every in:
.fluencs in America 1111011111 second
their errors; to 1113.16 lhmquartal ud-
itrated.
we do not, want a panic, and needi
not have one. industrial war of the
dimensions threatened could no more
be localized than could the war be-
tween Austria and Servia. and at this
time might be almoai-aa ruinous.
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WoodenSWIMPiacnmeracko
Hoar Fairtlolll Station-
1v
l FAIRFIELD,,Aug. 5.-Two wooden
bars cut in the form of rails and so
placed that they tor-med a crude switch
passenger train, yesterday alteruoon.
11111111111 from the F'altfl'fld" 31111111111111
1111111: appears to havoubeon a hold at.
tempt ’to derail'a hut express and hurl
cars and occupantshtoa ditch nttho
aide anthem]: was apparently toiled
The Fairileld woodland the surround-
ing country'wllt‘ba scoured today (or
the parpolni‘o'rs. liv'ho 111111111 mucous-
ed. one otrtil'o most serious wrechthut
have évei: occurred on the New Haven;
TmburIotwwdmtoumdé ”3.
Crack No. 4.1!..theivtdnity1 a! the
aromas Acid Watt 1»: 11 track
They" “wore... crushed." in»
crowded with ”men. women. and chit-
l'
0 BACK HOME TO JOIN
was so busy taking names and 2111-. '
dresses of the applicants that all
other business 111111 supmttlcd.
has been said there are 111111.000
risen lists of the \ustrian army.
m the Lnitctl St ills. 'lhcsc men
are under oath to l’tllii’ll to \1111
rill all) tinn- the tail comes. It
is believed llit 0'ttlt prc"1lmlts
tintn irtnn Slilculllg :1lltgiancc to
the Lilitctl Stzttt - .111 would be re
quirml were lllt'_\' to bccmnc hat»
uralizcd citizens.
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OF B. H. s. TEACHER’
State Department Seeks News of Wil-
liam E. Davenport. instructor
in B. H. S. ,
WASlilNGTUX. Aug 5—— —--Represeu ,
tuti1e Donovan, (1t 1‘ onnecticut askedl II
the State Department to locate and as l
sist. it necessary, William E. Davelln ’1
port. instructor in German. at the} h
Bridgeport High school who is now,
supposed to be somewhere in tier- ’
man. Davenport is a son of Rev. Hen-
ry A. Davenport, pastor of the People‘s
.l'niversalist Church. of Bridgeport.
To Ratify Massachusetts Boundary.
The House Committee on Judiciary
decided to report taorably the bill, § ,
which had already passed the Sen-
ate, ratifying the agreement between
the States of Connecticut and “Mas:
t
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1-1-7-; '1
Adios
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waists,
sachnsetts upon the boundary line,
i hetwen those States. ' '
Annapolis Nominations.
1 Representative Kennedy today
made the following nominations to till
two vanadium his credit in the Na-
vaLAoIdemy, at Annapolis. Md: John
C. Draper. \‘ew Milford and Karol-til
E. ilolau. Waterbury: principals, “’11-’-
iiin’ ll. Russell, Waterbury; Antonio i
Petrie. Seymour, and Jmph M Keir;
lev. Derbv. alternllfl. l"
Mr. Kennedy, will introduce a bill . .
tomorrow donatlu two cannon to’
Boudoir Falls. Conn.
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Come
from the
how eas
north/Am Host-trill. horas. ‘
John Carlson. oi Sliver-mine. was.
y eatorday alternoon.
H mother’s or daughter’s. by
Richard Stull. a young boy of “'11- , ’
ton avenue, was admitted to the in- i ,‘ a few thumbjcrews,
stitution yesterday afternoon and I!
operated on for adenoida. He
sent home after the operation.
A Limited Number
Cut Price this
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AUTOMOBILE
Honk'Honk"
1W1.- - urn/-1- ’u/ala
in; it might be in the magneto 1
NOTES
have tried storage battery. Get a
TB!
8. L. BENEDICT. Agent.
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Motoring Department. Sentinel:
I have a 1913 roadster equipped with
Kingston magneto which requlm
new points every six weeks or two
months. i use the best platinum
points obtainable, but am unable to
get satisfactory service
suggest. a remedy? ' A. C H.
A detective condenser will cause the'
points to burn away rapidly. it you
run on battery 11 great deal or u
there is too much oil in the circuit
breaker the points will not loét. If.
there is a. large spark are when the
pointobmk you may boaure that
the trouble is due to a defective con-
denser.
1
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“013.1904 or 1905. That. to. VII“
Can You
, still in business. It so. whatls their main; and timing comet your motor
Kindly answer in your. next. issue.
what would be the best kind at olLt02:
use in a one-cylinder Cadillac car built 1
good spark at the plugs toutsidei.‘
‘Compresslou is good, timing seems
‘all right. When motor is cranked
1aaaollno will, drip from carburetor
lwhon cease cranking. Have tried
‘both closed and open throttle. Ad—
vanced and retarded spark—battery,
and magneto. Yet once in a while at
slight whit—mostly back out through
‘carburetor. '
i am puzzled, as '1 know of no rea-
gson why it should not run as good as
lbeiore or better. Your reply will be
eagerly awaited. A. B: C.
You certainly must be mistaken .re-
l
l
’a motor is timed right and has good
compresalouin each cylinder and gas:
oline at the carburetor, and a good
spark at; the plus. it should at least
i run idle. Ellen with a poor carburetor
’odiuatmeut. it should start. It ap-
FORD.
log the questions. i am. M. P.
The best way to stop such oil leak-icon“; diam-ranged with the spark tim-
is to install some new valve will; ln‘g 'Perhapa the timer shalt has
rods and: 01111111 can. (theta. The broken 6i- loanened from the driving
main hearings or the crd'uk shalt 3.“, It the ignition timing is disar
probably need refitting and new oillmged ,you cannot expoot the motor
'rotainera installed. {to start. Would advise checking up
If you don't. care to make repairs. the valve and spark timing very cara-
you might stop ionic loss or oil bYltully. You can determine the order
using a heavier grade. No injuryi of firing of the cylinders by observ-
will result by until: a heavy studs Ol’mg the order in which either the in-
oll, providing it is of good quality. imke or exhaust valves operate. With
Motoring Department. Sentinel:
the spark lever retarded the spark
111101111111» delivered 11011119 ship when
0“ you ““0"“ me “3 ‘0 whether piston is at top centre or communion
““3 3mm “whim“ 00mm h‘or slightly after. With them-cor o:
e
l
address? Can parts be procured tort’ghould start.
their. motor it they are not: in busi- -.-—-----""" .
non '.'It so, where? Thanking 3013 NEW LIBRAR’YJOOKS.
bliss. Howom. you" can obtain. part. Lave Month.
Dressmaking is Easy
if you Have an
Even though the present fash-
lons call for draped skirts and
trimmed coats, unusual lines
This Week-Demonstration
Hail-Botched Adjustable
economy a good Dress Form is.
can be used for your dresses, your sister’s,
\.\‘\.\-1- .‘H‘Wustx uun‘1- ‘1
garding the ignition and timing. When ,
moors that something must have be- -.
'Dixon. T.
Loni..- E: H. .S. 1 . 1
The abwwmmod company has dis- Volumes Placed in the Show of
1.111111111111111 manufacturing autumn; 1 south Norwalk Reading m
smile and 1111111 or oil would give the
best results. the gravity mad Bitten:
being used. I have been using Mobil-
11111 tumour from the Mercury Mann;
iadturi‘ng company. 410 south Hul- ‘
List; of new books placed"od'tho..
digit.
stand this. ,
- cw. kitndar».
horrible accident would “ bi.
' oil- 3 heavy,
In on old motor of this type it is 1
., mm switch mlmmiulmuy but to an a heavy 0&1!on
. ‘ inside; 111.111» truth Ind- ill-WI ,ms. however. can best be detox-mined
when 1111 111111 will trove“ m: by Wt. ’Wheu the quantum mamas; it. W11 mm viva-.1
” are worn the heavy grads
) M the piston and ihbo
ERG.
a.
‘ shad: fittest. cumin;
, : ' mulling at. present
m wan: Willi? '
. . Library, July. 1914:
- '.’—.1 ' ' Reference
W Wet:
I have ( modal .“T” Ford 1911.191113- 11‘. 108 10-11 12.
Bound, volumes otthelceutttrx Mm
Lille, 60- 62. ,
1311111111 volumes 11.111.111.111. 91.
Sound. volumes 111111111 Month, 53-11
154.
11'11. I shall be 11111111111111qu oats
onlightéum as month. «11111 and rents
any for my 1101111111. 11111111 or llv9’
weeks. and! woodwind motor on
gay.- titanium without 111111. clinically? swirled}...
ulc- 111‘ 1
(one ortwo yanks of the are be It 131111th AWNGMIW.
downturns minimum-11m. . _.
"form!” phantom that 11W :91 They Who Wanton: (no:
ibuutotluinoue. mattwmfim mm
1. Tunntmmlh-nm ,. 9.
“Mbntlcou- idlinlmewfl. _ 1 ,
Ems-vat W11 7 M‘tifll Ii. mum
‘ ans-hummus .
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shelves of the South Nouwallt Pnbllm
Bound volumes ’0: the Atlantic month: ..
"' :W'orde; Mal-er,-
"l
? mm.-
table Dress Form
in
fancy belts and sashes.
and Sale of
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Dress Forms.
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and let experts
factory, show you
y and what an
One Form
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American Red Cross Textbook 011
Elementary Hygiene and Home Care
of the Sick.
Glover, E. H. .
Dame Curtaey-‘s Book of Candy Mak-
lug.
Literature.
Goethe, J. W. Von
Faust. (Bayard Taylor's._trans.) Re-
placing old book.
oy,es A.
Enchanted Island and 0the1 Poems.
Service R. W.
N
Spell ot the Yukon and Other
Verse.
Thomas, E.
The Dancers.
Fiction.
’Bnckus, Mrs..I-i.
The Rose of Roses.
'Parker. G
1Yo11 Never Know Your Luck.
Bennett A
The Price at Love.
The Victim.
Ellis. J. B.
The Woodueys.
Bay, 19.11,
A:Man‘s.Man.
' The Safety Match“
Fl‘ho Right Stunt:
Locke, W. J.
,Demaaosuo and Lady Phayre.
Shuts. H. A.
Misadventures at Three Good Boys.
Wait, M 8.
Nathan Burke.
Weir, H. C. . '
1. Milo Madalyn Mack}
Chlldfln’f 80011.,
' Allshoier. J; 111.
Gum 0181111" 'Ru'n.
Glme' ot'Shiloh;
Watson F'.’ 8‘
Under. the Chinese Dragon.
Burton. G. P.
The Hall’s Hill Braves.
The Buy Scouts ot‘-Bob’s Hill.
10111111, 8 A:
minder of the 01.11..
Gibraltar Vicksburg.
W; F 131. '
Polly Page Motorolub.
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Thom B’o’lnr. ,
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