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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 3, 1915 · page 6

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Ends! entrain provided such hunt
the agenda!“ tails for the but

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, ease of damnation ind not tor the
, ”w .601:er 1m Idiom Tile spoils at the
ngpgié'rggénw’ E In comparison with this peril what

are Zeppelin raids on England or
Wmmy’ Eu 3': X915 Em Woes hovering 9V9! Ger-
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MATURE ALMANAC FOR the northern border of Virginia and
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TOMORROW. .
ids I .19 3.111.; ‘49 p 111.8" and tilled with militiamen and
“57:”; ”13:5 13 1equipped with the latest high—311316

1 rapid-drers to repelany airy'ministers

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$101 the Demon Rum.
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» enema sAuu FROM new
vault.
. Billy Sunday. the baseball evange.
, 1.1m is now considering a call to New
1 113—13151 Editor's Residence. York. His ambition to save um wick-
supra-flushes Manager’s Rea. ed city nee-ale John Alexander Dowie' s
we“ M 1 campaign of 1903.
“Elijah Ill.” as Dowie styled him-
A “at“ Communication of Old self, invaded the metropolis with 3,000
‘Wfiii Lodge No 103, F. and A M 1 “estate from Zion City, and started lng
13111. be held at no room February 2.1111 Madison equal-“e Garden to "drive:
1’13: 3‘ 3 °'°l°°k 9- "‘1 5 ‘ ‘ the devil trout Manhattan Island, " Just
A m'k-F‘ 0‘ Degree as Mr. Sunday now threatens to “chew
I Master Masons
““2"an invited, ‘the devil up and down Broadway" and
Fraternity yours, 1‘lick that tango thing from hell to
SLYVESTER B. DECKER, w. M. breakfast." Dowle spent a couple of
Misti—Rebel? M. Wilcox, Eweeks and a quarter of a million dol
Scent-1w, liars without making more than a doz‘
3““... Chapter—07L; R. A. M. gen converts and without healing one
“sets in Masonic Building, South sick pemon. New York would not re
Main SL, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. 0' pent and would not contribute The
““1! gih8"{“1]:c:nfn“;:“:: Aligsherii! attached his horse. Somebody
33:2“ cordial)” invited. yCharlesIgave him aboxus check for 81.0001
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W._.Wilcox. ,Tbe clergy was hostile: the public was'
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Winter in cast Prussia is cold and the soldiers must rest their for that would only give their
enough, even for those who have rifles on snow to fire at thcllocation to the Russians
coal and comfortable homes but ,Russians sime distance 05. Thelmttst stand in these trenches in

troops fighting the
from their trenches lhc photo» gel-e of the men are so near lroz—ltinlcs, whiting for Russian attack.
graph 11215 taken llcar Darkeh- en that they can hardly pull their 'lhat is what war means now,
men on the Angtrapp River in triggers élllorc men are being frozen
east Prussia The bottom oi1 Fire to “arm thunseh cs ill the death than an killed l)_1 cncmic
the trenches is filled with snnWQtrcnclles is out of the question, bullets

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DID BILLY SUNDAY 00 GOOD! will let the ministers sing a verse.” ence in their line and profitable dis-
He works harder than a bricklayer, The crowd laughed, the ministersicusslona. The topic for Sunday, April
Usually he holds three meetings on' looked as nervous as a lot of school-118. will be

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a“. I indifferent.
1-d- riot. Another day Carrie Nation broke"

THE SENATORIAL MA-RATHON 51111 the meeting.
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E E The public has had a genuine inter ,

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Sunday and two every day in the week boys, but [were ordered to proceed. Health." on the lollowln
pects of Connecticut Legal and 111-

except Monday, thirteen every week. They batten to throw be if their shoul- l

alone be literally wears himself out otherwise prepare to make a mailer Dependent Deter-meg

They . ,
this is :1 picture of the (icrnlauEthcl-Qmometcr 15 about 111cllty»five1tl1€ bitterly cold weather for a ‘
Russian-s degrees below zero and the fin-lday, for da_1s and nights some‘ ‘
to .
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ders. pull down their seleral vests and; stitutlonal Provisions for the Care of,
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all wetter a
3m CLEARANCE :- :

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it would evesbe looses advantage to invest tor I
inure are.

$15 00 Wool Blankets Selling Prlee $7.50

10.00 “I “” 4.98,
7.50 “ ' “ “ “ 3.98
3.00 Blenheim “ “ “ 1.9
2.00 Blankets-11111511112 “ “ ' .9
2.50 Bath Robe Blankets ?‘ ~ “ "980 «“7
10.00 Comfortables ‘9 “ 41.,% '1
6.50 “ _ “ “ 3.98 I.
5.00 Silk Comforts . “ “ 2.49
, 3.50 Comfortabl‘cs ‘ “ “ 1.98
" 3.00 “ “ “ L49

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est in the government shipping. bill,‘
but less interest than might have been

buster against it. When the Senate
perverts debate into a plly‘sical endu-E
rauce test comparable to an elgllt— day
bicycle race the pl-Icsent day citizen is
‘ rather disgusted

fill Senate flllbusters.
not ipso tacto evidence of
irlotisul or wickedness on the part oi

talk a bill to death.
I hate done the 9

sessions
111 every such case a minority delib-‘

I erately plots to defeat the will of the
majority. And since this republic is;
.based on the principle oi

of government.
rang. but our political theory, and
that of most modern nations, is that

_ sing a majority. has the right to rule.

articular filibuster. most citizens
em to have felt that the method isE

not only lib-American, but unworthy or:-

 

the greatest deliberate body on

is 1th" can find a more rational and
13111111111 way of doing business. Nd-
. ere else in the world is there an
iniportant Senate or Parliament or
Governmental Council that permits
such an abuse of the debating privi-
ilésv? _ _
- Allow-101.11: AIR aourés.

West Virginia. in adopting its pres-
1% prohibition law. was satisfied that
statute was so complete and so
sterility worded as to matte the‘Stabs
boozeproot." it specifically forbade

' ions routes and methods the law-ma-
I could think olf. But they over-
- one possibility-w or sues:
by aeroplane. Now it is
that an enterprising Ohio
planting to alleviate the sailor-
thirst: .Weet vlrglnlane by this

Mp, which has me similar
bitten in, to become attentive in
"m 5131., 1111i causbt minimise
neighbor's. peril, and seems m
ed tbeuirerett abusers be utilised

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ed in frenzy ev er the floor of his hotel,E mentally and physically. He leaves the

debut as singers. Their elem made 11 guests" and, upon the third day, ”me i.

the maturity by the mere fact of ital

Without regard to the merits of this1

is United States Senate. Sllreli’E15,000 words, when they may never

he importation or liquor by all Mayer

and finally sneaked back home. ac-.

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capscted in the rather spectacu ar knowledglng that the devil had beat‘ body and mind.

on him. " 1

Billy Sunday. however may do bet-
ter. Thus far. whenever the deV‘llllils
come to bat 1111b Billy ill the box, it“ :11
been three strikes and out for him.-

ly as ever. The only question 15.1

, s time -

1 the part)‘ employing them Till whether in the metropolitan strong pokes and slaps him. rubs him down?
it 1111s been the Bepuhllcans trying l0: hold of sin the evangelist will meet with alcohol. gives him a 8188! of 11011
The Denlocratlil the same battered and bruit beaten uiilk and makes him go to sleep for mmmunity and state as well as ode-1‘ 'IB’ldfi'el’o" WSW M Warner. Putnam

time thing in Diet/i005 enemy or a devil ot a particularly “‘1 hour 0" 30 before NUM-
Elarge, horrific sulpllurcous type.

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BOSTON TRADITION BUSTED.
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majority Boston school pupil is not a high-Emul-

ule. such action is always in defiance: brow after all. but all ignoramus tllatE 10
The malority may bo‘cnnt spell.

At least, that’s the 1m
presslou the outside world gets from a
report oi Frank W. Butlou. Boston edu
cational expert. After investigating
the subject thoroughly, he suggests,
that the remedy consists in cuttillsl
down the size of the spelling book.
“What's the use. anyhow" he asks,
‘of making the children learn to spell

have any use for more than 2.100?"
And that question reveals a still more
astonishing reversal of standards in
the Hub. To think that it should ever
come to this—limiting a Boston child
to, the. use “13,100 words. when there
are more than 200.000 of~them in the
dictionary!
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The heads of the Krupp works have
been awarded the gold medal of the
German League for the Promotion at
industry. Maybe we're dense. but it
certainly is hard for a more American
to see how Krupplguds. or any sane,
promote industry. ’- ,

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The. Federal Bu‘réeu‘i‘t Mines has
discovered- a stmpl‘erand obs-par pre—
Icess of making radium. and has made
$11,000 worth at it at the Denver la-
boratory, mm Colorado ore. This in-
.dustry a new permanent or Europe,
and there is a plentiful supply oi the
precious substance in alibi. Biron-
tually anybody with 810,000 to blow in
maoaudhuysspsckolradiuinbl
isnouxh tomes 31th naked 010--

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There is ample precedent, oi course. E11111 in Philadelphia, with its rather: ex prize fighter who beams 11 con «again and Rodehodl-er led the band

And they are high average of iniquity, Billys been: vert several years ago, and who has --———~
elllit‘l' pit-11p1l1til1g' em over the plate 38 effective Eprmed indispensable to the REV. NHL: CHAR'TIES AND CORRECTION.

sorw sound. in comp». (in With tip 11111111111111.1111. or Public and Private
voices of tile multitwude They 38n§1 Relief."

a raw lines of the hymn: when Sandal 1 Each day's addresses and discussion
brought them to a quick stop. .will have a special committee in

streaming with sweat, shalt
lug from nervousness, exhausted in

 

His stuff hurries him to the tem
porary home (the evangelist commit-1
tees “311811,. supply to him and 1113 weuzened, w.ltllered God forsaken,
staff a furnished house, pun]; two- good. -for- nothing bum ll of mulls," he'
thirds of the upkeep) and then he 15 yelled. while the crowd roared. The.
hand by Jack Cardiff. an crowd gleefully took up the refrain

experience.

Schuyler Merritt, Stamford, is presi-
'den, of the conference, Spencer R.
Gordon. Bridgeport, _ secretary. and
William N. Travis. Stamford. treas-
urer. The vice presidents are:

Frederick 11 platt‘.‘ New Britain.

 

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Cardiff, a skilled masseur and trainer.
puts Billy to bed. strlps him, kneads,iConferenee to be Hal in
April 1S 111211.

How to “11111111111111 individual Smith. Norwich. George H Mm

Stamford,

Henry H. Bridgman. Norfolk, E. Kent
Hubbard. .lr., Middletown. William H
Hall, South \Villington. 111th 0, Milton
Fessendeu. IRev. Howard A. Johnston;
‘Miss Louise H. Merritt, Hon. 1115a
Phillips. Judge John A. Walsh and Mrs.
E. Y. Weller at Stamford. Rev. 1.11»
Laren Richardson and Rev. E, P Gur-
ran of Bridgeport. Charles 8. Peek at

quately and humanely provide for 1111-
That. program is followed twice,1tortunate and errlrlg hmnanlty' will be
'sometimea three times a day. If lt1the fundamental purposes of the 1915
were not Billy would be a wreck. As it 1 sessions of 'llle Connecticut Con
is. he shows signs of the physical wear1fcrtnte of charities and Correction, to
and tear of thirteen years of ovangel be held at Stamford April 18-20. Ar-E
' rungemcnts already made indicate the
Billy Sunday is 51 years of age. but largest and most representative at»
0115 a few years less. the sldu is as tondance in the history of the orgahb'
healthily brown. his eye as bright. his nation. Not only will city organiaarEowurr. Judse L- 1" Waldo Marvin.
step as quick as the were thirty yearsltious be represented but eitorts em Hartford Fwderich J. Kingsbury 8M
ago, when he was a first magnllude1 being made to hava the organisational PNf- Willis 31 3111111an Haven.
star of major league basebalL it may of the smallest town We at least 61113130“ J03!“ .Lewis and Charles P.
be said right here that [Billy sundry: representation lnordr to make 1111111 Kaunas. Waterbury. Rev. John Neale,
was one or the great ball players of possible. the Stemmgnammnoeehasl Madden- Mm. Gems D colt and me.
all time. Outneld'er on steam olethrs.1arrsrlged to have local sceommeda EFrank A. Mitchell Norwich, and 89!“
Billy shone brighter than most or trial
companions.
I‘l‘hat team was Adrian C Anson's 9381“? ”Demo for the ow”!!! 1N9. M0"! PM Henry W Fan
wane Stockings. with whom he played represented Further details may be “in“, New 3mm WI" R- Kim“!
for live years up to 1889. On the'obtnined Mm Spencer R mailmmbulv ““6 M01718 W 69mm
team were Clerkson and Medermlclr.1superlntendentéf Budienort's Depart» ”“1 George 0 Edwards mama”
“when; K311). and Fm“, catchers; ment 0! Public charities and secretaryi are members 8‘ omelo
Sunday. Dairymple. Ryan and Gore of the C(11111311111111:1 He is ondsaveringi
outiieldera; Plotter. second page; to set in tone in every organlwl
Burns, third base; Anson, first base tion working for community better-I10 My,
and captain. I lmeat, whether animal or of the neigh
Take one of his utterances when he borlloorl type. in order to acquaint HAWI‘FORD Conn Feb 3.-Franlr
gave a "tryout ertormance" in the members with the in em, or the V. Charlton, of New London. asserted
D that before the meeting of the Gener-

New York at Carnegieiiall laatMarch. addresses and discussions 1£1 A
seem i
the time that the police reserves had bly n 19‘" the new million

A number 0’ important “Hum” dollar tors in New London would be
to be called to deal with crowds that. are down (or consideration. Among ml; handsome return to the state

rioted because they could not force; them are the establishing and main-
thelr way into the hall: . l tenance of a state term for them-latex, 3:3,? 3:33:31: :n:?;;;e:t “£3,133:

“Oh. get right with God! it you 110.1 retormatory for women and institution also which has the project in charge
the devil will bank hls tires ball will in which refractory tubercularpatiente' and which met. at the 631mm to“,
be for rent and the devil will be in the may be confined until cured or 1111111 110,, routine business Wiles? Ch“
hospital by the Fpurth of July "

And another: the community .

“Churches today are more social obi A state farm for inebrlate‘s has“ or: mafi;g: at: tlgfieontih
ganuations We want more aided and ' proves successful in other states and modntlr hsd' greatly retarded the pier
less or dress, show and money. Gard likewise a reformstorr 1e1- construction work.
playin’, drink zunlin’. sin drain’ and offenders state tuberculosis commie.
tangoin' cast eat no devils. my mas. stone are free to admit that they have
Some preachers are welt!- lood leI~1bee11 hampered in the success of- their
leave. but they can't hit the bail." 1worlr by the unruly 11.1111111an re-

(it his own style of propelling 310:1 fused to submit to Went and in
em rum-111.1 upon returning home. ‘

“Eve use a tunnel- can that «M1 shot-earnings“. rap-mm
more it's- ludedrwith: mush seem 3, 11111111111111 it is meddle”
rate. them. roan mwafl the three“ institution's noun-a his,
Moor/1m immaculate! one. theoltm'surlmnaus Who“
totem would mam sn- mac marge-w
summit-uterus at melanoma-Imminent; llama-uni» am tee- of
maven-t no» ”flannel nee-mouths our new 1"" "1°! "eh- “m “"-
thst lane at new , other tum miracle a a.

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ready fertile superstructure by Apr-ll.

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"No wonder you look like 11 lot oficharge; The lemns will not be slut-l,
:ply along the line of theory but or?
practical knowledge gained througu~

1M3: Adler, New 'Haven, Leomrd O. i

tions provided so that, in worthy cases ‘ mour S Green, New Milford Presl- .
111“, railroad mill, .1118. the only m dent Flsvel S. Luther of Trinity Col 1-

ldeath removes them an a menace to and (hammer Scott m also In“:

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CLEARANCE. SALE OF
WINTER GARMENTS’

Nothing reserved—every 811 t, Cost. Dress Shirt, Waist. Fur—must
go. regardless of cost. Prices to suit every purchaser.

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A certificate of organisation was
tilted yesterday in the office of“ the
secretary of the state by the Hflllieter
Heights Floral at Nuury Company
.0! Stratford. The amount. unauthoris—
ed capital stock subscribed for is 110
shares at 325 aggregating 32.750.1‘he
signers are William G. Roebrlch. I06
shares; Shurlos E. Roedrlcll. four
shares. and 11111111111111 I.F Papooe one
share. all of Struttord

A certifate or incorporation was
filed by the Ward Bakery of Strat-
ford, the company’s intontentions be-
‘11) transact a general baking husln.
ess. both retail and wholesale." 131e,,
incorporntors are Frederick But:-
hach, Port Chester: John Fuchs,
Port Chester. and Robert H Fruin
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1-bllltiee._'l‘o ttsmormal share is am
all the neglect-of- todayrand yesten

calls. uneollected tulle. unsigned con-
tracts. and unluldlled ebaeeum
which. taken tome. miner
mumocuopexbu been the
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so he molly looks at lite. and it
you can get him. to. talk about it.
there are low aster methods or
sounding the depths at his mind. in
a satin. new are small tiles out or
whlehlpsrsons unite ‘WMEAEBLI‘
lines. The-man is an anti-nimble who
makes 10mm harmonise with to-

*’erly subdued backgrounds“ in per, 4
spective, gain dignity. The amateur,

with: apiobahea or attend mound
bins. elmssn at $01 distant on or a.
mood andtemnitted to use. with no“
record dilemma or tomorrow,

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