p
vile" Lodge, No 108, F. ‘and A. M..
- pence of war insurance and the ion
{delays ill unloading in foreign ports;: army costs.
”I but their increased charges are large-I
”.1. far exceeds the supply Vast quanti the streets dangling bits of meat and
ties of goods are stacked up
I ice are uncertain Foreign agents are
‘ perplexed.
h exporters are ‘fup in the air."
’ 4 whole export trade upon which our
prosperity so greatly depends, is crlp-I
:I‘pled. ‘
I prain truth.
'r: ’ucerc .lnd disinterested in their opI
"nlell lntereted ill the ocean shippin
msimces more than 1.000 per cent., and
. are. still rising Ship owners have can- .
, , . celled many connects to take tlle mar—I or.
Jet rate for tonnage.
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lprivate interests to stand aside, in the:
SATURDAY, JAN. go, 1915
HINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide lo: 59 a. m; 11
Sun rises 7 :05; “to s 2.08
guards that can be devised?
I War times demand war measures.
:27 P m. I'I‘tle British Government fixes the price
of food, extends debts, guarantees:
Ihanit loads and forbids foreign invest~1
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-Imem" The French Government re-
_ PHONE CALLS. Iduces rents shortlird. The GermauI
9,_3_I'Nem Department. Government commandeers all theI
92-3—Businm Department. ‘foodstufi's in the empire. Every Euro-I
I388 -—Branch Office, Norwalk I pean neutral has adopted far more rad
5’35'3’Edit0t I Ruidmce- ical measures than any that have been
naps-.rH‘lty Editor’s Residence.
ur3-rs--Business Manager' 5 Res-
idence. ‘
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NO GERMAN “ATROCITIES.”
.. MASON“; NOTICE. Here is something which, in justice
A‘Stflor Commualoitlen 0" ON I to Germany, ought to be recorded and:
emphasized in every newspaper the ti
printed the “atrocity" stories which;
Icrowded the news reports after the in
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will be held at its Nome February 2,
31315, at 8 o'clock p. m.
Work—F. C. Degree.
All Master Masons cordially andIvasion of Belgium.
fraterInally invitedI I Our State Department has received
Fraternally YW'" lfrom the American Embassy at Lon- I
Atteatsi‘igbisr‘lral: agzirER' w. M Idon a report or the results of an inves-
Searetary, ligation by the British Government ill-
w. ._. fto the conduct of the Germans in Bel-
Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A M. tgillnl Thousands of cases of reportedI
Meets in Masonic Building. South outrage were examined. Alleged vich
M31“ 3‘ 2nd and “h Tuesdays. of Itims were interviewed and all the evi- I
each month—July and August ex~
cepted~—at 80'clOCk. All Royal ArCh deuce was sifted. And the Britth
Masons cordially invited Charles Government finally concludes liiail
A. TuckI ll. P. Robert W. Wilcox. those accusations \lelc, almost withI
{out exception. false, and were based;
» ifs—M Ion hysteria and national prejudice.
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THE EXPORT BLOCKADE' Tllo official treatlllelit of the Belgian
Soc,
lllle debate OH‘I the gelelulnelll population by the German armies, not sharing man, decent always "139I.tities
s iipplllg bill would clear up consider- a matter of war ”-01ch is of course aI
013' If "91““003 “0“” “am“ “‘0 different matter. But
. wrongs Germany may have committedI
'lhe opposition to the bill is coho“ Iaaginst the Belgians from policy. it isI
to the liilci le oi goterllmcnt
lion 13 i’ Igratifying- -to have this assurance that’ lsblnent that it was "because some of Cabbage“. each
ownership It replesellts the semi-Ithere has been no personal crueltyI
i cut of citizens who object to govern- perpetrated by individuals on their
lnent ownership in general, and Who own initiative The German 5°“er
are in lhhi ["000th it“ 01‘9““‘3 “edge I as a. human being is proved, by the
l '1“ might lead m government monop-I testimony of his bltterest enemy. to he
nitration of our sea‘ and land transpor-‘ a civilized man and not it""barbllrlan."
r,l
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DOGS AND CATS WAR VICTiMS.
They are simply maintaili- It's an illciuclled year for domestic
cc to, animals. First the edible ones have
pril ate ownership and control of busi-I been 5“ 3m RWBY. in the War zone. as
recs. Their voice is the voice of hon {"06 for insatiable armies Then the
alt individualism. A smaller but for Wile horses hale been used up in
more active class consists of business ‘he army transport service had theI
g« belligerents, reaching out into foreign
i: dustry. whose horror at so radical mlll‘kehh are exhausting the will“!
i .1 inhalation masks their personal in Ievmerywhere 'NO 0“" the blight falls
terest These men are willing to [line “DO“ (1080 and cats.
1 e gmernmcnt spend millions for mill The dogs have 51159780 particularly
restoration of our merchant lilarine.I “1 Germany and Austria-Hungary The
p: mided those millions go to the ship- imminent f00d 511011088 has impelled
ping industry ill the form of llubaidiei~'...1he government 10 discourage the feed
hill the \merican public as ll whole ing or any superfluous beast, The re
Isuli is that dogs have been slaughter-
lotion.
Most oi these citizens are doubtlessI
position.
log the old American preferen
l
l
ills neler favored subsidies.
While this ancient dispute drags onl ed by hundreds of thousands. It the
it. the United States Senate, what isI siege operations of the Allies result in
tie situation on the sea? Ships are‘I real [airline among their enemies. the
in our history dogs will be almost extermiliated by
9 end of the war.
In England it is the cuts that face
'extermination. Their offense~or rath-
their total gift—z—is‘ their tur. The
They hate beenI war has shut of England from much-
partially justified by the added ex of its usual supply of skins. More furs
gI are needed than ever, particularly for
So the cats have been
idrafted to replenish the full supply.
London is said to be a favorite hunt-
erarcer than ex er
l
Freight rates have gone up in many ill-l th
avatar It. «won vacant."
M"
mum-numerator!
ibytheaovmorbyprlrauBU-I melflwi" client-autonomous. hallo
Imprint-scam Bloom the man whothinkl oils. perusal
will supply the the inventors“ m. NWY- my 1- the In! and
sold several to W. They on NI
if not. what is there left except tor used advantageously as scouting auril- in a position where you will be
iaries for the navy. The question is.
Iname of patriotism, and let the gov-l whether Germany is right in maintainoI airliner."
-ern.ment try it. under the best safe. in: that these craft are war vessels” I
instead of mere “munitions of war.‘
A clause in tbé’ilague conventions for-
bids the sale or supply of “War ves-
sels" by neutral countries to 'be‘fligen
onto. 4
The Hague agreements said noth-
ing about aeroplanes or other air
craft. for the good reason that they
'had not been developed in 190'! There
has been no official remonstrahoe
against supplying belligerents with or-
dinary aeroplanes But the hydroaer-
Ioplane~or as it ought to be called, in
plain English, “-water air-plane," or
“flying boat" or‘ sea plane” "-43 made'
at navigate the sea as well as the sky
although in actual use it seldom takes
Ito the water. Most we therefore class
.‘ it with the scouting cruiser or the sub I year.
I‘marine rather than with the slmon- 1
pure air— plane? Does an ordinary fly-
ing boat such as we have seen peace
fully sailing over the Hudson river. or
Lake Erie or Sail Francisco Bay, be-
come a “‘warshlp' the moment a bel-
li'gerent buys it?
it' it just another instance of the per-,
plexing problems our Government has
Ito solve now adays without the help of
precedent. They are all the more bur-
densome because our decisions them-I
solves establish precedents that we
I‘silall have to stand by hereafter.
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Henry Ford, the automobile profit
wages. Sometimes he reduces them;
whatev 9"I He has done so at Atlanta. Ga. AMI ”names. ”“3“”! W" ..
employees thus discriminated
against have learned. to their aston
the
them wasted money. some did not
Ishare it with their wives. others drank.
and a few made no effort to save orI
Talk aboutI
prepare for the future."
paternalism' And the queerest thing
about it is that the sufferers from this
moral wage scale don't seem to get
.much sympathy from their thrifty fel-
low-employees.
Now men are having the ”twilight
sleep." No. not for the same thing
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cilia-alum lN
lllliflllllllll hull:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—A threat-I
cued deficit in the government's rev
enues presented a problem that Presl
dent Wilson. his Cabinet and Con
grassloual leaders had before them for
a solution at a White House confer-
ence
With estimates of expenditures for
the coining fiscal year far in excess elI.
prespective revenues, administration:
leaders are convinced cf the impera-
tive necessity of taking steps to fore-
stall the deficit that confronts them.
Present estimates for espendltures ex-
ceed estimated revenues by approxi-
mately $60,000,000. '
One relief" plan which may be laid
before Congress ‘is the abandonment .
of the 334,000,000 river and harbor ap-
propriation bill and the adoption of.
IPostmasten‘General ‘Burleson’s sug-
gestion for reducing the cost of rural
free delivery service from $52,000, 000
to 835,000, 000 by putting carriers’on a
l
mammal-lute:
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was up rum
”ummfim u the loot:
metal Virtue.
or too indifferent to saw. no! yourselt
Hyatt-returner
FNWMW
‘Another lecture in the course or
Rev. D. W. 1’, Van Doren was given
.this week in the First Baptist Church.
FORCED to aave.”-—Los Angeles [hr
it is said that ub..000000 worth of
‘Iwaste paper ta burned in the United
'States every year. A great many
householders and business firms pay
out money to have it carted away
when they might turn it into cash if
hide and lSanctiVe Power of Thought!
The scripture readings were John,
E...
mamas-a hII
Norwalll. ills subject was “'l‘lla‘llioii
“m1. IAN. 3. ms
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Clearance Sale
XSATURDAY
NIGHT
I: 15c INDIAN HEA
w- uaon.ut .
H
H
H
FROM7T09=30~
D. oc '
II I Yard wide, fine for misses“ gLlegéasléN S
I Iand children’s wear, white Boot silk had fibre silk,
I: only Special tonight, yd full fashioned, double heels I
. ..... .... ......... l/zt and toes. Special tonight, . -
“C 'ENGLIW pail" ................ 3w
. nonc— CLOTH 29c KAYSER (moves;
first chapter, and Psalms 139. Dr. Van
Doren said in part:
It is needless to say that this phlir
osophlcal statement of man's begil
they would take the trouble to inves.
tlgste the market for this material. '
which is said to be worth 30 cents a
hundred pounds.
‘ w
A Massachusetts industrial concern
he! saved an: average of 19.2 plus
hours a month to each man through
the work of in medical department. " "Wt and other: as earnestly
Consider this lmiii' the standpoint 0! ”we“ hm all is utter and that
the workman. Say be is paid 25 oean “13"" 1' “emu and accounts for all
:an hour By allowing the company to 'i“ e Phenomena or the universe. “-191
what scientific men have found
garding the creation of man.
lmind, he is enabled to work nearly an iota but 91mm“: these are so small
hour more each day; his earnings areJ that if “‘9 human brain were intensi-
increased H .80 a month, or 007 50 a “ed 1 000 -°00 times. even then it oouldI
‘ ’ only try to conceive of their she. The
m
Ivice for the readers of
I “in meats the cheaper cuts are just negative electrons, making them nas-
as nourishing and just as palatable in 0"“-
lYet hundreds of families never think ”Who'd“! Wild in all
let buying anything cheaper than aIthm“ the M1500! Mind in the Creator.
sirloin or ‘ rib roast or chops or some No event. no motion. no activity can
Iother extravagant cut.
’whit as nourishing as meat. and otteliI "‘9 infinite Mind"
Imore digestible. But a lot of people I do not know that you attach the
for some foolish reason imagine fish importance to this statement that it
,Iwon't sustain working strength We seems, to my mind, to deserve 1 him
out too much meat anyway." Ithat he is thoroughly honest in his
The Country Gentleman has prepar conclusions, has no are to grind and is
ed this table showing the aduntam a student for the Ionofhnowing. We
Iol buying certain vegetables in qualii are all more or less interested in the
imystlcal, in the science of our being.
what and wherefoream l is a question
Ithat interests us all. While this ones-
ti.50and $2. 00 than does not refer to any sect or
Wholesale. Retail.
n...
30. 75
ITumipa. bushel. .50 1.00 and 1.50 , church. it is a matter of religion from
lOniolls. bushel. 1:00 2.00 and 2.50 the very meaning of the word. he
.08 .10 and .15 I liglo. arbinding back. Therefore.~’relig-I
ICelcl-y, bunch. 05 .10 and .15 ion is the individual consciousness nt-
5 gal keg sauerkraut ...... oneness with God. If you prefer, you
q. 25 l 75 and 2 00 may call this force that cause or prin-
5 g.al pail dill pickles: ..... oible- God is personal because all
dm' 3.00 and .4.00 that manifests. constitutes this per-
I -‘r¢—3~ wbblfty. .
l There is no waflte in America which? There is no question whether prin-
seéms cesium! adthpt of meat in the ciple will create in this. that or the
average hotel NOt one. half of that Ioiher form-4t has neither beginning
ordered by the guest is
Where the old American ohm overall! it as changing in“ the least degree from
it is a familiar and saddenlng slab! t0 principle. Christians call this the in-
‘see a person order enough to feed 8 finite God. Which is inilnite Mind. All
family and then eat only 3 "ECHO“ 0' that there is in the universe, as far as
IBM}, portion Ithe Bible reveals and scientific men
—-‘—- Ihave discovered. is mind and elec-
Waste of ink was thus prevented by trees. The electron is no imaginary
the omplbye of a’ lane corporation. thing. The atom is as real, it has
INotlcing ”the rapid evaporation in his been separated but, photographed.
own inkwell. he figured that the com- measured and weighed at the Chicago
Ipany was wasting 3.000 Mince! 0‘ ink University. The \electrou has been
a week The installation of a new treated in the same way and scientists
thrill of inkweli which prevented "it!" say that an electron has as much room
oration, resulted in a gain oi $1. 200 n to move about in the atom as this
year. _ world has to move in the solar sya
Consider lht‘ in“ ”“1 ”Esme sol spirit the electrons are he iv
Mm?” your 1103192 oiilce. “m” “c' When these electrons are amigos:
tom (arm 0" in Your own personal by this spirit they become nascent
Ifinancos. and you will be “m“! th and matter results. All matters crest.
first at” to NOV?“ them. The ”we" ed is the same, the dihérence you see
Isrent unnecessarily mlsht 1““ *9 we“ is due to rapidity and direction of mo:
be. going into your bank “00"!“ “ I.tion The human body controlled by
into dial oi somebody else- ‘ the iniinile mind is the same, except
Have you ever thought seriously or for rapidity and direction of vibration,
this matter? '1‘. D. MACGREGOR- Ias the stone or any other object.
l h...»
l ‘ * The time has come in the religious
CLhARther$GJU¥2i§Is WOLF DENI life of the world when men demand to
Ply-rum, Jan. 29. -—-At a speciali-know’ mun thus our the‘ highest re-
meeting ot the Elizabeth Porter Pnt- spect ‘0 God and tribute to their own
‘nam Chapter, D A. a. it was voted intelmnce. When your relation to
unanimously to carry out: the retinal-I
mandation of the Wolf Den committee
I regal-dine a forestry demonstration on
the smiled Wolf Den tract in Pom l
consciousness you will he a Christian
and will make your acts and words
conform to the great principle.
Illins' 15' in oerlsct correspondence wit . 'I' I
Many conscientiously believe that
keep him in a MAM, W310“ oondi-I lsar Lucien larkin. the greatest living
tion and a more éontented plate of mathematician, says that “nothing ex- ‘ V’
‘ ”‘19 “whom! soon on to say that ‘
I Dr Brady who writes medical ad- electrons “'9” "filled by infinite I
newspapers. mind and that the universe was erect? ' '
in g; . I011 by the action of infinite sand on .-
Tbe only force that can cause
levery way as loin or porterhouse cuts 1"“ electrons ‘0 ”“01“! "0309“! is the 4 .
existing .
Fish is every 'occur anywhere without directivity of '
Consumed nor end-«and you cannot conceive or)
tem Until moved upon by the univer- ‘
the great first cause dawns upon ”your ‘
m. . --
Kingdom of Heaven is in You. God is .
yplain extortion. asked and obtained
because the demand for shipping space
Ifiig ground. “Poachers" go through
contract basis. If Congress accepts "I“ The chapter has entered into a‘
tats and increase our exprots. More
at our fish, and when the cats approach they
are cleverly nabbed and, stil'ck into
sacks. An ordinary house cat is said.
to be worth 40 cents or more. Snow-
white catsklns are quoted at 60 to 76
cents, and Persian catsldna at two to
three dollars. All ah-ea‘ult, cats have
almost wholly disappeared from the
streets. I
seaports awaiting shipment. Deliver~
manufacturers and
The
Our
More ships would enormously facili- ,I . .
“‘The Austriau'flwar “cities had issued
an order calling up all of the hand-
strum man up to and including those
aged sixty. The order applies through-
out the whole Austrian Humor—SQ
ships would give our people better
prices for their products. .
It is absurd to say that ocean rates
do not concern the shippers. Because
the buyers pay the freight. The dor-
elgn‘ buyer pays what" he has to; his
mortal: price includes original cost
raids ‘d'rec‘ont war munch How .
and. it is believed. would avert all pos-
sible embarrassment for the present.
It congress also could be induced to
reduce all appropriation bills with due
regard for the emclency or the gov
eminent, it is behaved a possible ax-
tension ed the timedhult on the war
tax law wohldJle Iavmdad.
Other plans ‘undlar consideration are
to out the Army and Navy Appropria-
“1.
lion bills and lower the income tax 61- .
' eruption below 38,
this plan it “would save «$51,000,000 contract with Whipple “I Gilpatric. oi
Putnam. whereby they are to thin outm
the growth by removing the chestnut
trees which are diseased. and to clear
seven aerosol ill-ash landand plant it
with three-year transplants of white
and red plus. The planting of 10,000
outfits villi be completed by Jolie 1.
Both the planting slid the thinning is
to be done under the‘ direct. super-
Participants in at... corral-ennui
in addition to the President
Secretary MeAdoo. Postalastor—Gener-
ILBWII and maturity we! Uh: ‘ . J ‘
demoed and Representative Filmer
a‘hl. trams or his lust-om ~’ ”
committee.
enthralled at the center of: being—4
myselt am the highest thought of God.
Angels, scraphim and cherubin are
‘.lower Say not who shall ascend to.
Heaven to bring Christ down. nor who .
shall descend to the depths to bring»
Christ up. 'I Killgddm of God lain
IIYou, That which has right of rule. it
it does not' rule. at the center ct your
being. seeking manifestation through
2.un whole Adina“. true sleuth! God. ,
Real chamOiSette, 2 clasp. ‘ ‘
gray and white, washable.I‘i
Special,toni'ght, pair
69c "TRU-FIT” "
PETTICOA’DS. .
Made of fine satiric, varie—
ty of colors. wide pleated u
ruffle, three waist measures ”
without alteration. Special
Small case of soft finish
I English Long Cloth. Spec-
' ial tonight,‘ piece .. 9¢
umx
VARDEN” CREPES.
. A new case just received
today of this dainty Crepe,
4 all new 19l5 designs. Spec-
ial, tonight, yard. .12}é¢
" rot: OUTING FLANN‘EL.
‘ Heavy soft Colored Out-
ing Flannel. Special to-
25¢ WIZARD rouse.
Unequalled for renewin
polish on furniture a
night, yard ....... floors. Special tonight, bots . .
. 75¢ MARQUISWI‘TE tie .................. 15¢
‘ CURTAINS. “pears
.2 1-2 yards long. hem- 2L‘VE‘J! CREAM.
- stitched, lace edge, top \'a-' The best silver polish on i!
the market
botie
. lance.
Specila tonight. pair
52¢
a ...................... l .......
BLANKEI‘S AND COMFORTABLE
I case of each. Special tonight. Che—Third to One-Half
below regular prices.
t
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 0“
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everymng in the Optical! Line
3 ' 4. Eyes Examined Free
”It will Pay You to investigate our courses
Merrill College
South Nomlk. , Stamford. Port Chester.
Always somethiny‘doing in the cut
FLOWER LINE
. "a. ‘4 . r
noses IN VARIETY ”mammals liv vanm'rv
75“ 3 “0"" “I“ “F 800 I am and up
Brides, Bridemnida. Kilingtoyi' 5. White Enchantmg. Pink En-
.sunburst. fink Killarney, chantr'ess. ‘Mrs. Ward. ‘Bacon:
White Killarncy, Taft, Stanley, . .
"Ward. Schgwyer’ ’Richl‘no‘nds. White Perfection. Herald (ex.
' era fine red.)
American Beauties.
Sweat Peas, Lilly of the Valley. Hyaclnclw, Smilax. Orchids
‘ Gas-drains. Vick-ts.
Domicile, Nariolsslons.
I‘mut‘s NR MN DISHES IN VARfi-II'Y. _
Quality. service summaries is our wauih- mind. No orders lilo
small or too large, sand it a trial ordea.
mnecial cam and attention given to MEAL more such as
for Weddings and m.
We challenge the track- in price and workmanship h our mw‘
(Insignia.
South Norwalk Flower Co.,
A SOU'EIK IDEAIN STRIEIET.
0
Vaast Bros Garage
~ . . Agents for ,
Chalmer and Gale Cars-J
I Touring Cars, [mommies and Taxi Cabs}
FOR HIRE
”DAY, WEEK OR‘ MONTH.
speculum-ago modulation sum-r train can; to Station.
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