TH? SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENI‘INEL
ESTABLISHED By
JAMES GOLDEN.
= n. L. AND A. L. comes,
. PROPRIETORS."
TUESDAY, JAN. 26,.1915‘
. I MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 8:27 a. m; 'ggog p. an:
inn rises 7:69; sets 5:03. :
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MASONIC NOTICE.
' on We" Lodge,
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 1st and 3d Tuesday of
each month—July and August ex—E
copied—mt 8 o’clock. All Master
. Masons cordially Invited Sylvesterland a member of the United States
P. Decker, \V. M. Robett M. Wilcox, 3 Congress
E self was born in Negauuee, Mich., and
Sec.
A Stated Canvocatlon of Butler
Chapter, No.38 R. A. M., will be held
on Tuesday evening, January 26, at 8
o'clock. . 1
Work—M E. M. degree.
All Royal Arch Masons cordially in-
Vited to meet with us.
Fraternally,
CHAS. A. TUCK H- P E The explanation is that Great Brlt- body who mum; to invest in glltedgeE
Atteat: F. 8 Lyon, . 3.
Assistant Secretary.
HOW TO SPEND MONEY
Prosperity experts are agreed Iha
the best ways to spend your Inoney-_
i“ you have any—are about as follows:
I‘irst—i’av your debts with it.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-;
E Why? Because the former owner at
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Elbe bill of sale.-
: it there, but England can.
“.9 108, F. and A. M.“
:OHél the world—penned in port
' British battleshlpd~because she thinks
1mm the Kaiser's war ’chest.
The mom assuamrv. luau. It does far so... than that. how-l
E The ease or the steamship Dacia 1.9,; ever; it provides the money needed;
7 vsals one of the crowning absurditlea‘ ‘01 “WWW! "”3 improvements,
0! the w": . makes work for the workless, en-
Here is the situation. We have not ('ouragee new bond issuaa tor new
Eton to s'ell. We are eager to sell it” constlucuon. and chickens the whole
EGennany is eager to buy it. The only system or industry and commerce.
gproblem is, to get it there GreatE And the farmers merchants. bank
Britain maintaining a partial embargo: era and miscellaneous citizens who
on German importation. hasn' t anyl are making the“ iniestments are 5“
objection to our selling Germany oolv 'riucing nothing. Never were better?
She hasn t any objection either bargain! to be picked up in the stock I
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.lOll.
to our sending the trial! to Germany In | ””1“” than today It is ‘ time “”9“ E _
the owners of capital, by the mere set E
But we happen to be short of ahlpe.E of investing it, help to make the in-
E So Edward N. Breltung. a New YorkE I'estnient pay. The more of these bar-I
‘banker, buys a vessel lying idle ntE gains are snapped “9' "19 more “FE
Port Arthur. Tex" and loads in wilhi lain becomes the resumption “ gen;
.cotton bales consigned to the German eral prosperity and the assurance 0f.
port of Bremen. Then Great Britain a 500d return from the money put to‘
Estepa in and remarks that she can‘t' work Buying sound ”we!“ and bond”
today is almost a means by which the:
ination can lift itself by its eronomlc
' bootstraps.
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l The Chicago Daily News,
cartoon,- represents the ltalian earth~
l udake as a giant. grouping in his arms
tthe ruins of many cities, and saying:
"What about ME? Don't i get a doc-
His father, though born oration or a medal or something?"
in Germany. was an American citizen Most assuredly! The world_ takes]
pleasure in conferring on Signor Ter-
Mr. Earthquake)
iron croses ol' the first. second and
his third classes. ;
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I Have you noticed how the businessE
.our own ships. How could she have? .
permit the Dacia to sail to Bremen or
even to Holland.
the Dacia was a German, and
there’s a bar sinister. so to speak, in
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his
Nobody else can see
or course it’s a bona tide sale And
of course the new owner is an Ameri-
.can citizen.
remote (meaning
Edward N. Breitung him-
lis well- know u in New York city,
‘preaent home. As for the ship, it' a jurtE
like any other ship of its class. It isn‘t
barometer—meaning the stock mar-i
obviously any more German than it is ket~keeps right on' rising. The steady
‘.uglish or French or Yankee. You
strengthening of prices for good
wouldnt know. to look at it. that it a stocks and bonds presages business ex
got a bat sinister in its bill of sale.
am doesn't want to let Germany sell securities at bargain prices will have
feld- lwl‘css
AMERICAN SOCIETY WOMAN BECOMES MORGANATIC
WIFE OF RENEW OF KAISER WILHELM.
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Miss Elizabeth
Rcltl Rogers.
‘I‘laughtcr of Richard Reid Rugs
lcrs, of Washington, has just been
morgauatically married to Prime
9311810" if anything does. And “3" Christian oi l‘hilippstlml- ll arch-
:I utphcu of Kaiser
lWillIclm lhc ccrcniom was put»
the valuable ships she has tied up all I0 9... my, 0, mm. “.0,” be anyifornu'tl at T rinity (hutch In Box“:
bl’ more bargain prices.
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the owners might turn the sale-money.
Britain
admits that. But what she does not
trouble for our shipping
think of what our foreign commerce.
1.!)
The morganatic marrutgc is the
culmination of a romance lit-gm—
Yes. the British are making a llttloining two years ago when :1 Cer-
llut lust‘ man squadron visited American
lwatcrs
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, ern Mexico go, and set up a new re-.
. one of aniding interminable troubl
- "with
, mp him.
Second—Buy new goods with it. admit is the fact limlJlle objects to
Third
work.
has.
lint \Ibatmer you do donl stick it. “WNE AI"! 10 hurt the German Irons
in your SUtk and chIIe it there. Pius-
petity Iiuesnt sprout in old socks.
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NORTHERN MEx|co_ present is pretty
Echooses to make it.
Repeat rumors froth Mexico may be.
no more trustworthy than the usual: ‘ 30 ll looks us if all those millions ot‘
'wolter of facts and lies in that dis GONE”? “'Ol‘il‘ 0i 3000 00111an ships
es interest. may have to rot at anchor, while the
much what she
tresstul country but it revh
in a wearisome situation.
.ia that Villa has decided to let. south-
The .990” world including Great lhitalu herself,
pays exorbitant rates to the shipping
'trust and sees lts'commerce and in-
public in northern Mexico 'duatry crippled by a lack ol'oceau ton-
We lune heard hints of a northern “IEP- That ls. unlesa this nation
just now the. raises such a holler that British states-
‘_men change their minds about it; or
unless we quietly pass up the German
republic many times:
thing looks a little more plausible than .E
usual. it is conceivable that Villa, dis-
gusted ultht the complex job of sub:
doing the whole country. and desir- 0W“. and to raid the market for Brit-
e ish ships, regardless of price, untll \Ie
jealous revolutionary leaders, Ella"? ”‘8 Amerlcan flag flying 0V8? a
should make up his mind to let Zapata merchant fleet 0f unquestionable DEM
and Carranza and Obregon and the gree. big enough to take care of our
rest keep the tummy they hold, aIIdE great and growing foreign commerce.
establish himself in the richest andl a __._.._..
finest section ol the land. “here he is; BU'YlNG STOCKS AND BONDS.
The stock market is parking up
:agaln. it isn't the sort of actiIity
mseit president of abraud new coun that means big and repeated commis-
try. it isnt likely that anybody will sions for the brokers. but a sort calm
And “0“th Mexico, or Iculated to please the country. For
all Mexico for that matter. might havei the recent heavy buying of high grade
Worse ruler than “Pancho." He's securities has been investment rather
“ can a good friend and neighbor to than speculation. And according to
already master.
'fl- Villa wants to do that, and make
lines and would probably continue so.‘
There's a lurking danger. however,
,auch a coup. There would he tre-
ndous pressure: both above and he-
means: . \
The people of the Middle West and
Far, West, enjoying unexpected pros-
. perity from the big harvests and high
1°“ the 8“” Grands, for. the annexe prices, are using their profits to buy
lion of such an improvised republic lI good industrial and railroad securi-
{to the Uhlted States. There is preslfies They have been doing this
. are own now in that direction. Both' steadily during the past few weeks, in
rear own honor and our own wel— growing volume, . until they have
,- this nation should set its face raised the price 19991.5“ strengthen
ed the market. Nearly all the quota«
tions are now well about: thoue other
. Jilly,'betore‘the closing or the Stack
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\liss Rogers 3 lx'chtquI beautv
And no can safely promI
_ Several purchases from
be offered.
.\ll clean. new merchandise
price.
ever oiierctl in this city.
lticrman IIaIal officers from the
\isitiug squadron \V‘tl‘t in Wash I ‘
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iugton she “as the life and soul
of the inwrotuptu gmctics into
which the nihccrs plunged with!
c\lIIl:II2ItiuII. l
Miss Rogers will not be PriII-E
((‘5\ Christian of lit-sec and hcrl E
Illusliand In“ no lougu' be kuownl '
l)_\ his princely title. llIc ar~I
rnngcments of the umrganalio
marriages of German) llt‘fWCClL
prIIIct-s of loyal blood and no”
Elm-n not royal. attended to in the
Sirltlt'Nl legal procedure pro—
ury and our reviving merchant Innrlhov
‘she will go just as for as the interna-
l
ships. and proceed to build a lot or our:
11019 Sam through these parlous ,W all Street observers, this is what it.
Exchange. And still they keep on bill"
ing, not heavily but inflodd-Jots," put~
ting their savings to» work instead or
hoarding than. turning. Into-Ina. ar~
.tories cisbuaineaa their luck-money.
from the export mar-lads.
This is genuine, practical
iani. There could the no "
nlus III American ' ugliness III this
daemon of “our place in the
E m Marlena territory under
patriot:
would be up against it the German;
~Spend it in new construction the creation of an American merchant .“99‘ (00' “H... at large. and every vcs- l
marine thIt would lve her serious
‘ 3 sel carrying an American cargo hadto \\ ashington and “as a leader m
litotlrtli—luu‘st ii in standard set-1m competition in her dl‘il‘ely appointed run the gauntlet of the warships ol' the small‘ tirtlc of smictv girls
{”5“ 0f “”5“”; ”“3 worlds com- both sides, with the constant risk or “llll {l fondness for atliltilts alltlillllt’ of hot husbands
butting into a naval battle.
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I-l'oace Day either have an unusual
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sense of humor or an unusual lgllOF-j
ance of history. (
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OPTIONS ON SITE I-‘(lll IM ‘
lll‘(‘ll [15 HOME
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'l'rustoca “fish To Transfer It From:
lInkcIlllc 'l‘o Dodm Pro-
portion in Slmebury.
Slilsll LRY, .lah. 25.——Trustces ut‘
Ithe (‘nnuoctleuLSchool [or lmbecilcs ;
nuw situated in lmkcvillc have. se-fi
(' IIII rl options on the Dodge properties
on llusln Hill. Simsbur). The school
i:- u Elutc Institutlnn and the present-
Legislature will be asked for an up— .
propriullnn to buy the property. For
some time the school has been crmup- j
ed in its present quarters in the cen-
tor of l.:IkcI'lllu withobhut six acres-Ii
of land. The Dodge preportles'woro.‘
plurrl in the hands. of W. A. Sunborn
loi liIIIttI-Id cally in the spilng and
the board of trustees of the Lnlrcvllle
tSehool. consisting of Judge L P. Wal~ l
ldn Marvin ol' lrlaI-lford, the Rev. John
Calvin t. oddurd of Salisbury. \Vllllhm
O'Connor of \‘orl‘olk. Dr. George Blu-
mor of New llmen and Miss Man L.
\lcrxitt ot‘ Stamford hHVo several
l.
ltimcs inspected those properties and:
are in for m of their accession. .
At u meeting oi? the trustees in!
lHaItford today .1 bill was drawn up
‘.ItlIIt “ill be presented lo the lieglslam
iuIc These properties consist of three
beautiful country homes of about 30
rooms ench.10 tenement houses. lmge .
barns which will contain from 50 to'
100 hcnd of cattle. n creamet'y, horse
burns. electric light plant. and several
other outsldé buildings, and 500 acres
of land How much of an appropria-
tion will be asked for is not known,
It has been said that non, 000 would
pay for the properties. ne of these!
is known as Boll Hurst. until recently
the residence of Dr. D. 8. Dodge, the
old John J. Phelps homesth. The
Grange, built by Walter P. Dodge, son
of D. Stuart Dmige.~ls of English
style and situated on high ground -.
with a beautiful view of the-surrounm
ing country The residence bullt by
Norman Dodge. the largest and moat
magnificent one, is also included in
this sale. This place is; an ideal one.
for the location or such a school. It
it about a mile west of the WeatOgue
railroad station.
PI'BLK‘ ”Imus ORDER“
The public utllltios commission is-
sued an order yesterday granting Der-
mission to the New York’ New Haven
,& Hartford Railroad company and
“$6113. hex. duct)..- ncorpggated tr;
one on‘ o
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' .9
Hartford across t e Bigehwaamte
road in marrow :eonbneat- 8M1"
to a duarry in N Hoi-tto‘rd. Th
muted up mum ‘0
new tit-W
Emu-pg.
The Panama Exposition men who se-yher rapier liming “roll?
‘tloual law will let her and that law at lected July 4 for ‘ celebration orlqucsts tnt‘l‘ “ms... of Stlllll‘ “f N“.
lllOSl
rumored Stricken sumo-
;place at the Garden, New York.
. “We would have had a $20,000 house“ championships
sure. White is a mighty 5le b0! Hts Without some form of eligibility’rule: '
”" Welsh; but Beecher. ih‘o has been
:. training fol-\Bltugrumle In“ the beatwmm 15 “m the entry would he
just out of lIcI ll‘t‘llS. “as lull”: tt‘t‘tlug tln IIIatI'Imonial status of.
are
none the less shut in [Iroltiliit-.
with her father and mother in the wife and her tluldreu.
ing the “”0 from assuming the
family and
tilt bachelors of tilt; diplomatic I)!‘L"\l‘lltlllfl her from sharinnr in
She \\ .1: the ‘mngcst and his Inthilcd family estates The
lhcstarwmnan fen; Insoc'tpiv, tIiJc- by “llllll the \mI-ritan‘
arl: to be kittmn “ill be [lllllllsll—E
accomplished Inastulm‘e lcn~ ed in row] decree and be dc.
ccrs in \\ asliingtou. She was ll
ibcllc in her set. and when the
her eon- bgjtlc and film royal luldc'2':ruo:u‘
(Idcd upon pcxsonullx in the cm I
pcror. , ‘ . '
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1- ‘1‘ a
of the GREAT
January Clearance
Sale
less interesting than the first.
Never in our Meaty years at
niecessial retailing, have we
presented such. extraordinary
merchandise values.
' Table 'Linen, Towels, Bed Spreads
and Wash Goods.
Come andscc how tar your dollars will go.
\‘xo\‘\-\“'M\‘~c\‘xn\.\ \‘w‘s‘
so that it will not be one whit ‘
llTHlllllaCllll‘el‘S (Ind jobbers will
and bought away under
"l‘licse extraordinary values in addition to our greatly rc- ~ .
duccd >l0t‘lx‘5 will form the greatest aggregation of bargains ~
In lurnlalala a'aI-I- -1-
The City National Bank
JanuaryIAn
Th" lsn mnnnrrciul institution
This mouth is an ltlml' one to start an autumn \I'iIlI this :Ilank.
\I this particular tinn- \Ic mnllulh
desiring to change their prawn: urnmdmufiuls.
banking will be cheerfully (“massed—dorm business with you many on
”it‘ prim-inh- thnt \Vl' export. malts. business “1th you always.
Ideal Month
lmilo an lIItIW-‘nlus '“ltll those
and any molt-<1 unm-rniug sound
.- _..,:;-.-g. m Jag-=22:— ,
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“i don‘t want to crow when poor
(‘lIarley is down. but. gee, this is luck.
said Beecher‘s manager. “Watch my:
wee Willie tonight will you? Banal-t
01lllll SllllllS '
Crownsll Titles!!! Money!!:: on;
shucka! I'm too full of Joy to any?
WHlIl Ill; Blilllll
Io lllll ms Pllll
At. the annual meeting of the UnltedE
States National Lawn Tennis Assocla~5
tion, to be held in New York cit early.
meals on EV. 0f “l5 "ital WWI; next month the proposition to femove
lthe national championships from New-
"GHQ-10.“ the Barber Chem: port to another point, probably New
York, is likely to be given careful can.
The Freddie Welsh-Charley wmm slderatlon.’1‘lte West Side Club, sit-i
boxing bout which was to have taken uated at Forest Hills, L L. one of the.
to- leading clubs of the Metropolitan dis-l
night, is off. White III down on the trlct. is expected to otter to stage the;
list of his back with a touch of pneu- .1915 championship events If this no!-
mania. ' icy of moving the All-Comers' tourna-E
Woe for poor White and loyr oh meat from Newport is adopted it isi
much- joy, for John the Barber, {or thought that in years to come the
Willie Beecher, his favorite pupil. is championship play will be shined from
to take the place of the Chicago lad city to city each season. as is done in
against Welsh. and the doors of the the golf title lOUI'IJGYS-
Garden will be thrown open just the oppogmon to the p19“ is certain
same to develop for the All-Comers has
“My first had break" ‘aaid Matchr’been held continuously at Newport
maker Jimmy Johnston 188i night~Esiaco' 1881 when the national tennis
were established.
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fever ran up to 103 yesterday filter-with which to control the entries it lsE‘
noon I sent Dr Frederick Flynn, my ieared, in certain quarters, that the
own medlco. to see him. and he m5-‘IIIIIrIIIIIIIeIIIt It held in the larger
sures me that the boy will be down for 91999, will 99 swamped by “mm“
a couple of weeks at least. fracquot wieldera who desire to corn
“We' ve cut the prices right in half pate. Newport, because of the ex-
——so as to give all the boys a chance pause incidental to travel and accom-
to get in out of the bold and sleet. modations never received much more
Welsh came over. last. night. train that: two hundred entries yet the
magma, 1v. 3., and he tools badly tournament in recent: years has an
over wanes“ sudden cones“ lama: over a period of ill: to slam
"We tried to‘ get several- men for days. '
Held in New York or Chicago, it is
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Elittle boxing carnival at its own this
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tournament a matter of much specu-
lation among tennis anthuslsasts.
SOUTH NORWALK WILL Have E
yous FIsTIc BATTLES
Two Bridgeport Boys. 'Jlmmy Pen-one;
and Dick Gill, WiII'Appear In Pre- l
.llmlnarler—Thlrty. Rounds of
Boating Carded. _
South Nor-walk is going to have a
week. Thursday night, and a number
of Bridgeport lens are planning to
take in :the bouts. . Matchmaker Alex-
ander-Horton. acting. for the Standard
A. C., unmanned an interesting
card, which includes two .Brldgeport
boyain the Wales.
nun: va. Batu.
~ - YoungvKun-s,‘ of South Norwalkif who -
put up a stellarf' stillbitlon in a pro
unwary. in W several weeks
ago; will step «I rounds with Al Bates,
shape or the lot. I 1901 sun that no
will give Welsh as hard. a fight as
White could lie money will do a
lot Iii tearing in tormmds You
Wish but with... W WI!
'r'swltohetl- mm Inasmuch. 0. here:
to gonna I‘- Emil A.“ naming
‘ ‘ Wow}
.double and figured In order 16 r'e-
iduce the list to a paint where it
wold be handled with reasonable
[speed and Iatlaiac on. a maxi; or
adopted. While this is done in other:
national sport championshm it is.
Ebattle from start to finish;
Mutiny mam would have to be .
Schmker boys who recon!!! taught
or baan='iirthmtuI-e bout n! the
dreams?" Bates ia also a 3008;.‘7907.
and the tworeliodldrtnruish a rattling
Preflmlrmry Quilt!-
Bobby our. of Brooklyn. and Youns
' or each month
Perroae, of Bridgeport. are signed
for a six round bout, which. if it is
Eanythlng like those Perrone engages in
in Bridgeport, should be well worth
watching. The other prelim is be-
tween Pete Virgil, of South Norwalk, ' .
and illicit Gill. of Bridgeport. and will
go six rounds, barring accidents. Gill
has appeared at a number 01' the
Acorn A; C smokers here. and is well
known“ light. fans.
' HIRSBH’SHADES- KANSA8.
BUFFALO. N.“ Y. Jam: see-smut
Delivery lesch- had a very slight
shade over Joe Kid Kansas in the But-
talo Social club laat'night, {Uracil mak-
ing a whirlwind finish in the last tWo
rounds. ' .
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DO NOT nanny "nous. _
The Rev. John T.‘ Winteramastor
of St; Mary's Church, New Britain. in
giving statistics of the church toriho
year. took occasion to give advice on
matrimony. Young men were advised
not to marry“'dolla.". and young wo-
men who/dress up like-wasps" were
advised as, to the effect on their
health. During the year there were 97
deaths or adults. There were 27 Cath-
olic marriages and 14 "mixed" mar-
riages. The number. of Damiano was
120. An average“ 3 one persona re-
Inelve Winn on the first Friday .
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