their teeth twists day At least, thq
submit to the ceremony A revolvln
brush has been gm up on an old
g L :1“) A. 1;- anfl i”. call Wuékefl‘kdy and busier
PROPRIETQQS Emir scrubbed ego an M
solution unlil any germ. clever as“
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23, 191‘ to escape annihilation may be said to
"m deserve his or her immunity.
WIATURE ALMANA‘C FOR om. Scott Durand adds to. the st
‘ TOMORROW- tectiveneas oi the promising «in-
page. Mafia; :1. “741251 .19 our. vein 1,, Wu dislnileotllll em
EVENING SENTINEL TELE~
r: PHONE CALLS.
pow—News Department.
firflmw Depanniwt.
pan—Breath Office, Norwalk.
groovy-Editor’s Residence- .
afls-r ty Editor’s Romance.
beta-w-Business Manager’s Res-
.ideace.
MASONIC NOTICE,
m
f
with her cows This doubtless has a
peculiarly rennin; elfect upon the
Character of the lady cattle. Whal-
cow has not, at some time or other.
been attended and shocked by she
presence of a stableman in a soiled
lcolisr. or a mllkmaid with “Nil-‘3‘
nails?
“...—W
"Tissues me saline.
The federal Bublic Health Service
points out that darts: the last thirty
years there has been an increase of
marathon 100 per cent, in the deems
from diseases of the heart. kidneys
sail blood vessels. .It also calls at-
tention «to the fact that the American
people are spending $500,000,000 a
year on drugs and medicine.
It may be. as the exports of the de-
uo gt" 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, of pertinent intimate, that “drug intox-
isdh month—July and August on mm" “ ‘ ”warm mutating
”9‘9".“ 8 o'clock All Royal Arch cause of these ailments. Certainly
Mons cordially invited cmmaEtlio tract that drug consumption has
’ Tuck H. is Robert W Wilson; kept pace with the increasing mortal-
Eity shows that a good many million
__ Wma Edoilars' worth at drugs age not do-
, ’ iJNFxlT FOR EDUCATION: M I log what was expected of them._
Mose TFreaideut Butler melon the The drug delusion, like all superstlc
”finishing suggestion that education lions, dies bard. '13 we CW” care
be denied to the physically unlit He diseases merely by “taking something
says that a board shoald be appointed for them, " there would be little sick-
to landmine youths who wish to at ness left in the world.
use college, and that those who do The best physicians nowadays give
uphcoma up to than?”
fimild ibe‘reJeCted. Dr ‘Buflor adds Well calculated to help
that it is s waste of time to educate wont m himself well.
the: physically “out. as they are not} —;——-—-—-+-—-—-—-
able to give to 'the public the “full" ADVERTISlNG FER FRIENDS.
value of their education”« Althur Levin, a wool merchant
, if in Butler will ponder over his iron: Johannesburg, South Africa. was
own words probably be Will china aloneiin New York, and lonely “0
isii mind Because a youth suffers knew he had several old friends in
train sonic detoriuiiy or malady in no the city, list didnt know ‘wheré .: to
reason wbyv who shouldllerpormitted to lied them. He hadn't been in New'
7 grow ill) in ignorance Even if 1118 York for tuenty years Solitary meals
education does not “benefit the pub- in the his hotel dining room made
lo" it certainly benefits the men hlm- him miserable. He yearned to pather‘
sell. and does the public no harm a bunch of «cod (wows around the
Surely it is better to have a group dinner table before he started on the
01 educated villisically unfit. persons long journey back home But how
. around. than uneducated ones. could he get hold of them?
. But there is proof in plenty that. Then a brilliant idea struck him it
‘ : education is good for the physically was almost a dash of genius. in
.73 .unflt. even to fill) decided 591101“ 0' wrote a “want ad" and inserted it in
7 file 9705116 theaevvspapers. It was a totally new
Dr. Samuel Johnson, whom was kind or “dd". in the form of an invl-l
6011689 presidents recopnlze as a tation to all his triends to come and
great scholar, was physically unfit in dine with him the next evening. He
every sense of the word. ordered a table recerved ‘tor an in
, :Dr John Wesler. reformer Ind‘deilnlte number of guests, and malt
gut prophet. also was one Who ed.
,. would be sailed physically unlit and a They came. six of them, old friends
“I“ in” Methodist Church stands *5 that he hadn’t seen ‘for years and
oils monument. years. The host had the time of his
Charles Darwin also was physical life, seeding those men and reminisc
Eilllllt. I log, and the guests had inst as 800d
John anemia and the poet Cowper a time a, ‘he had
ever could have come up to the Now the genius in that idea eon-
placard set by ..Dr Butler. eluted in the MM it was original
I; T1353. WW3 "Him” did 00‘ 0°” and that it can be applied universally.
form to modern army standards and Suppose you're in any strange city.
was physically unlit all his days. yet and reel lonesome. sari advertise
Dr. Butler must admit thirt Napoleon for your friends! And if you prom
was seine soldier,- . ise them a good dinner. have no tear
7; Alexander Pope. the hunchbach. —|,hey'll see ”w.“ ". and come., .
would have lived and died in ignon V ' ____________.,_._.._.
”arm "3 “l“ 3““ 3"“ '-lf it'isnlt an unnflt-raldlvestim. we
3 Milton was another who was virtual. would like to inquire why. it is that
. 17 ”We“: 37”“ m a cripple and civilians have no ritht to shoot a lin-
there 1' ‘ ““3 list tot “he“ who iiormed enemy when the enemy u
were physically unlit But their minds “mes the riphi to shoot the nanni-
“’0“? n“ “m termed cumin. in this war nine it's
. Ila: thee-sleet interim firestorm the W w m “d m,
t° PEP“ that Dr Butlsris W men who get the will all it. The!
.3 ' W- - are massacred by ride volleys. alrdhlp
‘ sows: “versus. ' loosened mdhielseils And it a
All lib tit-s about the toot-aad- maddsnsd .snrvlvor so much as line a
. Mouth disease spoons to have a lien- mow. papilla the orssnlsedsap;
banal edfecl zen the perusal habits preasor, everybody in aipht is moi
alcove. Reports «from (lineage shswup W soil nomad-too
‘ cause the unimpr- amen to se-
, new numerals-ow some on his w
" ‘ “ ‘rtryvrithoritapplrellinshlmsellinte
‘ :3"1 usual style There’s something wrap”
{- ,
psi Well Leaps. m. 100.5. and A. M.
fleets in lsfloilio minding, South,
dials streshlstaml ad 'l'aesdayot
{sch month—July and August OI‘E
fiepted—at ‘8 o'clock. All blaster
., throne cordially invited in. sis-r
' ‘Elseach. w. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
ensues-m. ‘No. as. a. A. it
than in masonic Budding. South
thb
3w 30““! NORWAMK "‘ 913$ ”153m u! 35M,
EVENING serum.
sensational: as
JAMES GOLDEN.
human being that has anything to as ,
Nomi. anus
To them:
inspection throughout the Mobile h
alarming many citizens who vial
with some camera ths‘ "emetic of.
tort of organised medical interests to
fasten an ever-increasing army of
salaried olllcials on municipal, min
and national government. m ill-
spectlon, accordinp to these “penile.
siforda a case in point. land “lien
is called to the M “the”
authorities oi New. York are ashlar
for sssi 670 for school. inspection for
the next year. which is Slim more
than the appropriation lea-.1914.
School inspection is said to be in
its infancy. its introduction was
secured in most instances on the plea
that it would enable the health are
'ms havebeenappoin 7-H
‘Wmltfoelobo m
to the 011: Council to how a mummies-alts. entrust
The rapid inerease‘in he scholar
WWfiatb-susaeam dumwwvd the m.
dimmvsrean sudaevor will eslahlm The Hour rpoire very ' , . of in.
its opposite has“, ~ 3.. ours. pttho, ume.‘ "
mainly ism; . Esiulbalhp behrpths riplitpinn; ‘llis rum
4 Tilti‘lioiui‘ line then. is no less
true I".
Mr. Elinor. it does not appear to
J‘
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rise osawvsaloellva MON.
"“333?“ ‘ __ v , me right that others-should be alven
‘ the m a W to wake
Iva-11d nemm.m mwmmaw. Wmtblatiumwho
as columns of rheumatism ”mama“: and still desires
.sotbstendsriorthpnewwm “mm-panics. .1 believe a
magmas - 3 wmetiibsoitlse‘ns utensil
been announoadlhrmmmiriswdt them. wasp oversaw
maumwmmmwmrummmnw»
_ “No 32am In- use retaiud. Whit
permanent loada- tor the brl‘ Eta only bullish. but what loss. is Mm
the m lose an: not take #13:
him. ill "vb is! life an that
public sows twenty-tour years hall
wounditionsaot weather. on an old. ob«
Nil relate. uni turning bridge, take the
R “mm“ “Mt ‘0 in that could and ironic! guarantee the
surmise W lethal mu'“'°tiohs and coils of an- unconatderste
1‘ ” public. both on the water and lead.
will. ot the end of that ii
or it with a bland smile!
Yours in the interest of justice to
the old W
som’
his WM'
WWW“ Ir;
sire man {his or
M “33"” W“ Mfr:
three handrdaadeixty-dve dealer‘s
{youn‘mnd mom hours ioralia‘y.
tor the tat salary of eiphteen Milena
ml! Nelle envied him in his post
lion to turn lee-um er thatch! ob-
wlete W98. :fld’wlthe ticks an!
culls of an impatient public m
Ethesotems arrears. ‘But seedlings
E? “W and the “(1096 m
isle be less «reasons. And. appa-
e come out'
is
UTTW.
Lllwulu
Am QMW‘OH her
at room fleece-Si bi.
Angela esrellhp. He has some to save;
A m ihllowinp lg; head, on
ffllhich He I0 todle
minimum common contagious disses.
sitio ,
es whirlh were annually causing the Unll'll “at. two Hamill“? “5:39;:
thoritles to stamp out or reduce to a Em“, m Ur. Cole m w W .
Holly hangs in the window, mistletoé
standard the least medicine—1nd the most ill--
needless death or a great number or
children. It was plausibly urged that
the schools were the centers for the
spread oi contagion. and that medical
examination would prdbably detect;
these diseases and reduce them to a
minimum.
Accepting these claims, mat cities
like New York and linkage introdoc'
ed compulsory inspection; yet the vi-
tal statisch of these cities. durips
recent years, since the introduction
or this innovation. seem to sustain
the charge that inspection has signal-
ly failed to accomplish the promised
results.
omcial tables for dlptheris scarlet
fever smallpox, whooping-cough.
croup and mumps. from 1903 to 1912.
{inclusive show that in the em nam-
Eed year these cases aggregated 49,-
‘074 Every succeeding year shove an
. increase over these figures, until 1912
when the total number of cases was
1.81 116 3a
in Chicago. secording to the othiliai
Etslrles vfor these diseases durlnp the
.past six years. the cases in 1906 as
pregated 20, 242 Every
your shows a steady and marked in-
Em in these spares. until 1918.
raise the cases was 88m.
’ do these cities, notwithstanding lino
annual appropriation ior loam
contagious diseases were not «redac-
ed to a minimum. as promised rah-
‘er was there a steady increase, great-
or than could be reasonably expected
from the increase of population; and
! this is all the more surprising in view
of the steadily improved panitary con-
ditions of .city life
The reason that school inspection
‘Italis to accomplish what has been
.ciaim‘ed tor it. also; the reason, as
1
,
shown by the loregoing figures, that :
instead of reducing. it tends to in-
crease disease is ifountl in the fact
that fear is a most mutant source
of disease. That fear is the nose
and basis of. disease -is being more
and more recognised. and furthermore.
and acknowledged by physicians.
this. it surely is inconsistent to at-
ed 'by sickness and disease, with a
physical examination of pupils, ac-
cording to the prevallinp mediodso‘l
school inspection. It must appeal to
mind is supposed to‘ be most suscep
and exhibits, showing horrible physio
tetanus to to experience andiaif'
diseases.
lathe Mm musloflmarmonybe
harmony. Likewise iii mathematics is-
«use! 0. MW-
oulsmcuwbiehmmllal‘mtfi
trail and poor first on isms.
=to upward solve «are it!”
"To
in New York, for example;
succeedinil .
tor a long time this has been known. .
In the light or an understanding of «
tempt to handle the problem present ;
the reason oi all thinking people. that 7
only harm can result from requiring .
children. at an age when the child -
tibia to impressions, to view pictures '
omumawr
raring: of these who Mn“ ““1”
won sanctuaries-mill“ 3
mummmnw
arr-notion 15 not given with term in: '
error. moon to eliminate error and -
pretreat- theeorreotandpertoct solu-
ileum so maintain a W)
mpmmuher, meadow aw
same item Mill's discreet 01h
osmoflfltshetedhatone. mime
century he mlelvtmnbfih
rummabmchmvsmm‘
an arm: is email! W ‘9'.
MW m use. W i
over tits door. "3
30141 days “I covered by one Adesto moles chimes its music so
E I understand that the time is to be sweet '
W into line- m M m flemories with: melanomas
“hours. at the rate oi elahteep dollars , ,0...
a week for eachdivision if this is so. ' As each Christmas we joyfully or
'then Mr. Taxpayer. they have tired it “my greet
.up‘tos' flu in apple pie order. 1 have J. 5.
been told. and I have pood reason to .
believe. that it's true. one of the rsa- ‘PUZZl-ING-
sous why the committee did not ap-
point roam seas. he was pettinp too
old. lint there must be other reasons
Which yet must appear. besides the
age or. )lir. Cole. Molasses“ this last
named reason will hold good. Allthat
is necessary is to call your attention
to the way ‘Mr. Cole has performed his
duty with the makeshllt substitute,
E while the other was under construe
'tlon, and I think you Will agree with
with me that he has done his duty
well. That in spite of advancedyasrs '
he is both competent and capablaand ”mum“ to press my "in...“ a”;
in view oi the service already render- oiy Wad. “Why dam you mu it
ed. should be entitled to iirst cousin-Ho a lailor?-"~Judn.,
oration. i do not recall a fatality dur
ing Mr. Coles twenty tour years at
service that was iii' an? way his iault.
“Yes: Eliot it‘s cheaper still that
this secret is can a secret
some of them told it to their wives "
-Phliadeiphis. Press. " . .
W
PA MAD A OMUCH.
Noll—Jack. dear. did you call on
rape loony?
Jackwsm i did. but he didn't all
pear to enthuse very much over my
visit.
Nellw—Whut did he say?
Jock-*Wliy‘. when I asked him for
l
310:" 0°19 W or; b" 30b“ 11.3“: tained the tenday clause. "Ray ‘may
W3 » “3““ ””3““ have tooled nici: cs‘rrdil' ms the
x‘af'm mogzrfii scout. "because he was signed 'to two
‘9“ m“ °’ different contracts with us.
231'" “in" to °:’"" 2" “:1": “gunning he signed an old form, but later
°" o 1“” ° m or ' i secured his signature to the new
stop. would have plunged into the' t m “I
river but for his quick action in brine we. be; “43:13:“ 3:23;. om
in: the bridge too, and till car crash {gum the 0M one on “9 mm", ..
1..
... . r . 3
or odd uncles tor Christmas one
go to ' ‘
. A. Dickerman 8:- Soil. _
South" Norwalk Phone. istill
we GIVE a. use a. GREEN Taanruo‘s'rams. . ' E
SUGGESTIONS FOR XMAS ‘GHTS.
HANDKERCI‘HEFS. , i
ladbs’ and Gould handkcwhmm. filial, and embroidered
........................ anomalous.
Children's handheehiefs ......................... $ch0“.
ROSIERY.
WdikJIsIeWandoouon‘hosici-y .......... recto”.pr.
Miseraandchildren’s “07:32:st ........... masseuse pr. 3’1“
. l ' “
JEWELRY.
wmumuvahom narcotics, pearl tree
............ ...psoio
diam! BAGS. '
Wild” ................................ mucosa
l ' A’PBONS.
‘w‘aaiaaiwm. ......... ...... 250mm.”
.mflw'flcaprm...” “Show”:
,- fiflfl'fligk- ’3
......W, ... ... -.i ..........-:..3...:...-washminnow
economics. ., ‘ W
"isn't it stranpe that so low men’r
discover the secret of ounces in lilo?"
Surely. ‘
firs-3r ‘ ~‘ W .. i 3 .
CALDWELL roots oltMoae: ' 3
Scout Arthur 'lrwln declared roster» .
day that flames A. Gilmore, iftheiaty
But i do recall a near fatality that was
-ter assured the Bu‘lfaio Marsha hack: 3
avoided by " 01m margin. by “no“ era that his New York contract con-3‘
1a the
APRONS
.Soslliilsnvslli, - —- .-
Hondpdnmmmmmwdmmpm. sunfish g"
ins. ~
‘tivo valuesodon’tWevewmmpm oanbe lonvrd at‘
Thousands upon lhousands oi Uselnl and um
Xmas Gills. lorjvery Heated sum
at Tremendous low miles
SALE
of
Jewelry and Fancy
“Holiday Goods.
Women’s 25c All Linen Initial Handkerchiefs ..... 15¢
3Womens' 12 14c All Linen Initial Handkerchiefs w
.Bloys’ and Girls“ 55c Books..... .............. 121A¢
TOYS AN D DOLLS
at Greatly Reduced Prices
All goods purchased up to 10 o’clock Xmas Eve will be
delivered the same night within the city limits and early
Xmas morning to ‘all suburban points. '
CHRlSTMflS GIFTS
at reduced prices
warsrs
necxweaa
HOSIERY
HAND sacs
HANDKERCHIEFS ‘
3mvmmo one um
3W1“? SETS
SWEATERS
was
SUITS
COATS
DRESSES
SKIRTS
PETTICOATS
HOUSE DRESSES .
CHILDREN’S 10W
CORSETS
Rosie-her. we give .219!“ firsts hillside-pa. ,
M. Maltosch 6‘: Son.
Cm.
Merry Xmas to All
on OUR FRIENDS, orm comma
With pleasure we express hearty thanks to our Maid)..-
or trade of the “put.
Call around and is. our stock for Christmas, which include How.
nos-hers.
mm museums Mrmmm
M,mehm.hmmmm.
sens-s. Am Gram. Ardeeas. Cameloas, Delays, Jerusa-
‘ lam, Gina-rim. Dram ErlmsBcgonlas. etc.
“nomad“, All Christmas grant“ mm
TheSonthNer-walk
South Not-Wail: Flower (10.,
No. 2 South Main Street " ‘
Immense ‘
17’ .’
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