2A“ ”R
l increase of risk due to the extension and leadership if the stud is is him.
3 of Germany's anti-commerce cam-1'
l
TElE SOllTH NORNKLK
EVENING om
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
i vessels sud cargoes at lower rates that the Simonvpure Amerlosnlsm that
'than Lloyd's. the great British insur- keeps us fairly true to traditions is
“cultured classes." The nation ”isfed
from the inconspicuous people up.‘
' , ‘ 1 Up to the time that too American ..‘—......“
TUESDAgfiRCH ‘6' 191‘51511193, laden with cotton, were sunk by; Just as we had settled down lntothe
MINIATURE ALMANAC FORE mines in the North Sea, there 113‘ um comfortable assurance that railroad 1'8-
TOMORROW been a single loss. Those mishaps. batins was over for send and all,
High Fade “"3 a‘ m'; “‘36 l” m‘ will cost the bureau about $600,000. it3 comes the new "at the New Jersey
Sun “seem“; “86:”. can easily pay that sunl out of the“ Central "has been 00!!“de on 135
3 can so far seems to have a safe mar-
l gin of profit.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-.
PHONE CALLS.
goo—News Department.
gyms—Business Department.
1388 —-Branch Office. Norwalk.
aazs- -3-—-Editor’s Residence.
fsSs—ra—City Editor's Residence.
"mam-Business Manager‘s Res-
idence.
000 represents risks that have already; ble penalty of “.000, 000 inxllnes. Poor.
arrived safely at their distillation generous railroadS' They insist on
'1 here has been no occasion yet to use; making the Shippers a N058!“ of most
one dollar of tile $10,000,000 appro-Eoi the profit on their shipments. and
printed by Congress to finance the bur-E then have 10 give up the rest 0f the
eau, and it would take an unusual allaf profit In government lines. No wonder
unexpected series of losses to lnalte‘2 811011 F0806 1086 mOIWY:\
serious inroads into that capital ‘ H
Even if the bureau should run at a The 0919‘”!!le Flying Dutchman
loss. it isn’i'llkely that there would be has a worm?! rival along the Chit-$80
much oomphlnl, for it is recognized! North Shore. in the form of a ghostly.
that every dollar expended would be: “”9”.“ “Kim coupe NOW we're
fruitful in stimulating our expert iraoel prepared {0" "19 “interim “with"
and forwarding our national prosper- driving through flow-riff! Willi the
ity. But it is gratifying to learn that; Palm moon shinins mmnsh its Sarina
after insuring more than $50,000,000l ribs. and the crewlcss submarine fill-
worth of ships and cargoes, this new ping through Lake Michigan Willi lum-
a; locus skull and orossbones surmount-
“‘—
MASONIC NOTICE.
A Stated candidate-ties of Old.
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.,
will be held at its rooms, March 16th
at 8 o'clock p. m.
Work—F. C. Degree.
All Master Masons cordially
fraternally invited.
Fraternally yours,
SYLVESTER P. DECKER. w. M.
Attest: Robert M. Wilcox, .
Secretary.
...—..-
s
and
emergency institution is still on '
Butler Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M. sound basis, ably fulfilling the duties‘ illg llie periscope.
Meets ill Masonic Building. South imposed on it at the urgent request of “9......—
Main St., 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, of , l - li’ Prince Burhail-Eddtn. sun of so
the country a big business men
each month-«July and August or ....-. .... ~ . dill Humid, has really been strangled
“”94"“ 3 °'°1°Ck' A“ Royal ArCh in death in his room, it's a perfectly
“4.....- l
. nvite , Charles ‘ .. .
1:85.35}, coé'diglhngben d\'v. WIICOx. THE GOD 0': BATTLES' ' logical aftermath of Abdul's lifelong
' . i system of government. Many a trou-
.-
Most Americans have felt a sort of
Sec,
horror at the tendency among the bcl blesonie mail was quietly choked by
an- ,_._,_.__,__.___ ~ ...__._.,,__...__.
L ligerent nations to identify God ultu the old sullansorder and dropped Into
EFF‘CIENCV EXPERTS AFTER A their war That tendency is no doubti
(the Bospllorus. From present indica-
H L.
00 0 natural enough; strong emotions, es- ”0m, houeter. there will soon be an
Appleloii, ills. has opened M 14" pecially iii the stress of w-ar time, can end to government by strangling In
dciency Institute." the first of its hind. {use thought and sw ecp away distinc , Constantinople.
but perhaps not the last. It is B 3010“ tions. But calm outsiders, seeing holll;
.tlilc campaign with“ “QUOT- and it “1 factions claiming God as an ally. re-i Gen. Carranza, the ””me ailu
dlcuies the profound change 1“ “19 {use to believe that He causes or sauc i luagnlloquoni, the
methods of temperance workers that. tions such . hideous welter of b10005 comic-opera stage. Why “on“ some
has come about in the last few years fund pain, or that the Creator and New, York producer solve the Mexican
The old way was to preach against Ruler of the Universe chooses to make‘ situation by offering him a Job?
liquor. to treat it as a purely moral Himself a more narrow and prejudiced ......— -
probloln. to appeal {0 mens 1’9““; tribal divinity. This feeling has been‘
~ nature, " to hold up to them the sufferv‘ powerfully expressed in a sermon by'
lugs of the drunlmrd's family and the a Protestant minister to the neutral,
’l‘lle preachers troops at Genev.u Siiltzellanil
ought to be on
PAVING WORK BY THE CITY.
(Bridgeport Telegram.)
Mayor Scully. of Waterbury, an
. I nouilces that lie is ill favor of having
“Some," he said. ‘givt‘ 60d all 0“". that city do its own paving work this
oliile ribbons us the. case might be“? cial position. They make Him sign; summer. if his plan is carried into el-
on the whole male population. [orders of the day. compose dispatches, ,fect he believes “1‘“ it would '39 tile
We‘re getting away from such crude : apply Ills hand and seal at the bottom! means of sniillg the city many thou-
} sands of dollars.
nesanow. 'l‘lie foes of liquor are more of bulletins of victories. In time of Almost any municipality is In a Will-
relentless than ever. but they are also peace they use Him as sentry; in than tion to do paving w.ork There is no
more rational and more tactful. They hours of danger they mobilize Him,’ great secret about successful paving.
any less about personal morals and they send Him marching orders and and a fair-sized municipality is a bet-i
ter position to buy supplies and carry
lpay rolls than or en the biggest of pri-
vate contractors. But efficiency Is a
vital factor. if the government of a
city Is so constituted that It can so
lcure the right man for lts employers.
, 'regurdless of politics, it can undertake
Its own contracts at an enormous sav-
Shame of his friends.
ambition was to pin blue ribbons—or
expose Him to the enemy 's bullets.
“l’i'hat does ‘iho normal Americani “,Well this God inspires us with the
desire most?" they inquire. “Whal‘ most insurmountable disgust, the most
does he :idnllre in other men? Will“ lloly Indlguution: ice, the God of arm-
is‘ his working ideal?" And the “I“ ies, the God of battles, the God who
swer comes, “chisncy'” H ‘5 “19 presides at the massacres of His chil-
more about economics.
We sometimes lose lid". Mover. of
paign, and the insuring of American the truth President Wilson preaches-
once company, would grant the bur- found in the masses" rather than the,
more than $1,500,000 received in pro-l counts for rebatins to the which Cow
Illinois, and of which perhaps 31,0004 and Navigation Co. and faces a poser!
USE ‘WA‘TEI CURE To STRANEE
. ,_ mats.
linsoniossly ‘cwll Punialimsnts De.
scribed in Report on New
Vork Institution.
ALBANY, lamb , lG—élueniosuly
cruel methods of punishment and tar
turn at the State Training School for
Girls at Rodeos are described in a so
Dal-t of the Department in Eluciency
and Economy in the Walla-re. it
which the removal of the superintend-
ent, Dr. Hortense v. Bruce, is recom-
mended. ,
When profane or immoral words?
are spoken. according to the report,
.the mouth is washed oilt with a mi»
lure composed of asafoetida, gentias
and our remiss. in more serious eso-
es strips of court plaster are placed
over the month for 24 hours, being
lined only for meals.
.Yes, advance samples of our
spring crop of derbies are
here
Light; weight.
Graceful shape.
Reliable quality.
Flexible band.
A punishment. which might be
termed the "water cure," Is described Two to Three Mt)"-
as follows:—
“Tho girl is taken to her room, the
bedding is retrieved from the bed. a
blanket rolled In place on the wire
springs. The girl's clothes are loosen-
ed and her hands are handcuued Ire-
llind her back and leg irons are put
on her feet, in this condition she is
laid across the roll of blankets on the
n ed. which sweptiover West Rock yester-
“The assistant superintendent then day obliterated the under-brush ii
sits on the knees or the girl while the Which the body of Lillian my Cock
hospital nurse dips a lows! in water i was found 3 week “80 Saturday.
and holds it. looping water over the‘
girls mouth for 10 minutes. The glrl,i
being frightened. strangles, and in
iiie endeavor to breathe through the I’Nmmmt “”20“?“ Home trienn-
wel towel draus in the water.’ ,1 “1 Fm 'i‘lwft
finally the most severe unishmentib Attorney Willi‘am AVG-abh- , of Doll-
is confinement ill a cell, about six by j A‘;f,‘,;,,'i‘.’:§:§,’;‘fl:“ of filing-214:1:
eight feet, without windows, lighted the hearing In Reddlnrz on Saturday
from the root. The cell In deadened so before Justice Louis 1- Valden, when
that no ordinary sound will penetrate "”0 Crmmflns “'0’“ ””18“?“ 0“ the
horde of looting the countr homo
Tiler ( y
° ‘5 ”0”““3 m ”‘9 “e" “d u" .of Attorney a Mrs. William Mulli—
girl must sit all day on the bare floor. ‘lson (.1 New Yo, my The Crown“.
Th0 Klrls range from 12 lo 16 years? were arrested early last week on the
of age The alulude of we superh‘. charge of theft alter ”Will" home had.
tendent ll described Is "morbid" {been searched by Reading and Ridge~
' fiolil officers, and it quantity of goods
found, which the Millllgnns claim he-
WILL BE RESTFUL AFTER WASH- long to them
TON. 3 Last October the Mulligans closed
ithrlr summer home at Topstmic and
Donovan of returned to New York city for the
winter. When they re opened the
Topslonc home last month they
“m w Nov-walk Home ’found that it had been looted during
on Wednesday. the winter and u pint or the furnish-
ll‘atigued and somewhat ill from his inns 83010”-
10“; and weary vigil m Congress, for- The Ridgifii-ld and Reading auth-
oritlos made an lntcsll ntio of the
m“ Representative “Wk“ Dario-iv,“ and suspected the I(iroaillnnns of
VIII. of Norwalk, is planning 10 Will"! lthc theft. A search warrant was
home on Wbdnosdu- to again occupy. .rwurn out to allow a search of the
his West street residence In private worm“; 20W}; "3"" "f‘ir‘md 2"“
ma c on He u mine 0 oiillt- t at
life The mm” congressman hulsomi- of lho furnishings In the Crow'-
been in a health resort in one of the
man houn- were their propertt.
Dakotas gaining health lifter his 111- The Cmssmuna denied Hie char-go
ness at Washington recently.
luf their and claimed that till the pro-
UD on the hill M Norwalk Donovan pcrty claimed ht the Minimum: us be-
longing to them lilid horn in the
may mum in the rear of his property ”whim“ mm. m. n“, past two
and from their view Norwalk, its hill" tum
bor and Long Island Sound for a long: The use has attracted considera-
digmnce eastward. The situation will his attention in Rodding and Ridge»
field because of the prominence or
be restful after his representation of the parties Involved Mr Mulligan is
the Fourth district in the capltolrrla we“ know New York mwygf‘ “‘1
'Bridgeport Post ‘hns berm prominent In politics there.
Hrs. Mulligan Is a college graduate
and has lectured on different sub-
.Jccts in New York city. The Cross-
rrinns have been prominent In Red-
dlnx affairs for some time and their
arrest on the dial-Ire or theft creat-
cd somewhat of o. sensation in both
Bedding and Ridgefleld.
Grand Juror Jesse Duncan of Red—
Rogers & Stevens
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
W
FIRE ON wssr suck.
NEW HAVEN, lurch 16rd fire
CHARGED I'ITH ROOT LNG.
Former Representative
Brldneport District Will Re-
‘s
W.-
BOYVSETS FIRE ro VALUABLE
TIMBER.
MIDDDETOWN, Conn, , March 16.3-
A woods lire burned in Haddam. Bun-
day night and yesterday, and it has
spread over the Chester town line. An
last word of an industrial era. idren, who giveg victories 10 30mg andi mg Of money; but. lf the right men
So the enemies of alcohol hanlcrushes others, the God of the Te cannot be secured. to undertake Its
adopted Efficiency as their motto [)9an the God of tlie Chancellories,‘ own contracts would be but to open up:
They have toiled in the chemical labor-y (1“. God they mingle In their work of! Just 80 many new avenues for graft.
area of album three miles on which
there was a young timber growth has
been blackened over, and the loss is
considerable. Selectman Phillip 0.
Arnold had a hundred men out tight-
dlng in prosecuting the cases .m-
ted by Attorney Swain, of Bridge-
port. \
The case was not finished on Sat-
urday and was adjoiimed until this
morning at eleven o‘cloolt.
25c MARQUISE‘ITE.
For curtains, in white and
H drab with fancy border. Per
H yard ............... 14¢
$3.00 GENUINE
THERMOS BOTTLES.
Fiat size, keep consents .
hot 30 hours cold 72 hours.
Special, each ..... $1 49 - ,
75c CEDAR OIL MOPS.
Triangular shape, fit into
the corners, polishes all ‘
kinds of woodwork. Each
---44¢l
INGR
in all the new carpet de-
latest colors Per
ssess‘wstssse-‘s
loc CHLORIDE
OF LIME.
One pound calls. Special.
each ..' ............... 6¢
35c COAL Hobs.
Oi heavy galvanized iron,
large size. Erich .. . 24¢ "
35c FAMILY scams.
Will weigh up to 24 lbs
by ounces Special, each
............... .. 95¢
79c WASH BOILERS.
No. 8, extra heavy tiii
copper bottom Special
each ............. $1 39 I ‘
35c BERLIN KETTLES.
5 qt. steel gray enameled
withcover. Special, each
60c WINDOW SHADES.
Best oil opaque all colors
Hcomplete uitll shade ring.
Each ............... 47¢
. L
Variety of pretty bagdad
, stripes, full three yards
long. Each ........ 97¢
9‘. s5 00 AXMINISTER
ll nuns.
36 x 72 inches ,new Orien-
Niel (lt‘SlgllS exceptional va—
Illue. Each ....... $3.29
with matting,
..‘ with tray. Special, each
............
M’nlurfil- a
‘~‘\‘ :l:\‘\‘
The City National Bank
The “Bank oi Til-Morrow
The Interests of this Bank and Its custom on: Identical
We desire to main chase relations with our present patrons and
to establish slidin- Mas in connocuml with new mmnlllg
miwmmuammwucmm wade.
Our- tlleory is thattlso limited dcposltor of ltx‘lny may be the pros-
gimus nominal. of tonsormw—DIS'I‘IVUI‘IVE SERVICE should intu-
aiories; they new experimented with‘ blood, of violated words and horrors. “we and mama”
alcohol on dumb animals; they have? “This God whom we thought dead is
studied the microscopic 636015 or the l the greatest shame of the twentieth
drug on the body and mind ; they have; century. and those who invoke Him at
kept tabs on mell and women of many; the same time renderthemselvos gull-
occullailolls and conditions, working. ty of sacrilege doubled with the crime
with alcohol and without it. And the of inhumanity. and smother the belief
results of their work have been shown in ‘mimonfi of souls
in the Appleton institute. “This God is the God of snv ages, not
The scientific reformers hare filled" the God of the Gospel "
an armory with exhibits intended to ;______.___.____
tore the injurious elfects of liquor. _
:‘here are charts, models, statistical TH; SOURCE OF AMEMCAN‘SM'
and literature without end, and cool “1°“ were fine- true words that
analytic lecturers to explain it all. And President Wilson spoke the other day
the burden or the lectures is, that at' at ”are“ College, K5"
the very best users of alcoholic “j “The nation," he said, "is not fed
quors are no more than “90 per canto? from the top. It is not fed from the
mmenf.’ that ,a habitual drinker who: conspicuous people down. f It 1518‘
’ from the inconspicuous people up; and
, solously neglect his work may actuali-y the instincts which 3° into u“ one:-
be dubbing along at halfomclency boosted soils “'1 tap their virgin re-
when hi: might be genuinely success- sources are the best feeders of demo-
Such “Rimming is most dlflcult "What Americahas vindicated‘above
. of all for the liquor advocates to meet. all ““1135 913° ‘5 Jhat M“ ability
. The promoters of 4118 movement are has nothing ‘0 do With 8001“ 011813.
.so well aatisded with their reception: “1° “'01“ could M” With “1118!!
at Appleton that they are talking of 5001911” and never miss it. High so-
opening 500 similar «mummng m m, elety is for those who have stopped
. rious- parts of the country during the working and no longer have anything
so; imam to do."
Now was than a more direct de-
nial of the claims of W. as
the professed guardian of our nationali
does not get drunk and does not con-
; INWRING OUR WAR RISKS.
‘ The Government Insurance Bureau.
; established! to use care or Mlm we know on: most of o‘iir’:
‘Unlied Hatters Awarded more“
1‘ log the are, and they saved a birch
mill and a large saw mill, the latter
owned by Arnold. The Chester men
have the blaze under control.
The tire started when a lad who had
been moulding bullets set a crucible
of hot metal upon a patch of grass.
This grass ignited and spread before
ilts danger was realized. ..
Bridgeport’s nearest municipa
neighbor on the west, the City of Nor-
wallr. has inst llnlshed'a line concrete
road and built it at a’éost of 81.25a
square yard, while the bids by private
contractors ranged from $1.50 to $1.40
’a square yard. Bridgeport would be
in pocket more than $100,000 if it
could have effected similar economies:
by doing its own paving wprk during
the past few years.
. s‘l‘. PATRICK 8 NIGHT INTER-
TAINMENI‘.
A llnished production of “Aline As~
LONG UNOPENED SAFE CONTAIN-' “first" 1,7959“th by l callable mt.
ED TREA‘URES. iWhlch has labored natirlnmy and Wlth
s lendlrl results will be the feature
NIANTIC, Conn., March 1s.——Uii- 1’
of St. Patrick’s Night, Wednesday
opened for_‘_12 years, a mssslve steel evening, March 1th at St Joseph»,
' safe now owned by Goalie H: Shallott. parochial school hi: an lilenryits‘t. ll
. . Theplny lawn a payw a
era
a. grocer ”9‘79" swung Wide “'8 d9“! the laughable situation and tense
Sunday morning m response to a moments that make such plays so
touch 0! a New London expert. ln' popular, To those who love the home
side the safe were two life-insurance
policies tortuous :and s. will, both the
please and mass them in Mind As. ‘
pm“- Who died about 1‘ m 680 wlch. formerly Miss Bertha Cook. of
like of trends the? will find much to
them. "
"”9"" °f the 1““ mm Dumdtml Mrs. William Burke, or Green-
The existence of the policies. both in this city, will render inimitable gems
was not known, as fares Mr. Sheflott. ““9 Emmy Mm- Burke 1? “PM“ *0
isaware. ’l‘hevvilllaiufamfltwo- ‘ . ‘ ,
daughters. whose residence is as: NORWTLK HGBPl‘l‘AL NOTES
known to Mr. Sheflott. He will ab‘. Mk Msrhlofltch.‘ of mum
tempt t° communicate With them and avenue, was admitted to the Norwalk
a Hartford company. nor of the will beloved by lrlshmlngers. A singer of '
mmwaur OORWOI‘ING NOTES;
(The «monitor ~ Ru‘ord.)
sunwimm- nil! Houses.
The ’slx—room mime house which
Grover Lent is building for Law-
rence ,8: Phllcox on Strawberry Hill
is ready to plaster Charles Pennell
is doing the pumhing and furnace
heating and Henry Mueller thee].
cctric work. Lawrence & Philmx will
start work on another six room cot-
tage. the tenth one on this tract, in-
about two weeks. Grover Lent will
have the contract.
Sub-emote Let. ‘
John W. Munro is doing the plumb.
lag and furnace heating and H. S.
Roberts the electrical work on the
two frame.fbungalows which H. V.
Curr is building for Gleason & Beers
on Strawberry Hill.
T E. Montgomery has been award-
ed the contract for the plumbing In
the two tnnslly‘ilouse much is be-
ing built Iior G Renaulll on Ely ave-
nue. Fred Plumbo Is the builder. ‘
REQUIBITION FOR MONTVID.
toasndwsatad forthanandsrdthtl
will ammonium ROW? ominous-smou- scrat-
company cal treatment. The boy had been so,
cldsistally allot by an air ride. the,
small bullet penetrating. the tuner
corner of the loss shoe to its ball
Mousse onion rum.
—_
Aoslns Newark Mari. ‘
The mutilation of North Ambr-
ca have been “We“ $200 “W bone. No serious results are anticl-
mdomumpwmwme - ‘
s
risks that frightened private marine Brest Americans were hornpdor and
ofthelsfteyo. Dr.W.I.Mosr-d
m» mm 1!!!
lead whichhdmnholththo"
1m. Joseph Zeebris d‘hd iui solos-
Brush. M. h At s Worm
the, Capitol yesterday this was w
upon. 'l'hsrs we present Statefs
HARTFORD, limit ls—Govlmllor “
d-Iolcenlb will be asked today to dill ‘
, a Martian .os tha‘dovamr of Dale: ,
ware fertile salon to amount of ~
Bernhard Noatvld. new is Wlhalns- Y
sm.uasnuonmnuus,muew_
II. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning (30.
. . -—~» BRIDGEPORT ----
myMWnn snapper-i Steam mm; a Oleanlny co.
silk Dresses, Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Telephone“. 11. LYNOE, Prop. 293 State 8!. Bridgeport
snail for ihelenlen our earlier.
Regular;83. 50 CAR!) TABLES
' ——— $225 .—
RAYMOND 8-CSON '-
‘ _THE Lone asrasLisHso AND slimmest“
'18 MAIN smear. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
I
\:\‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘- ‘V_‘\‘\‘\“ .‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘U
» 1's” - ~
333mm). coon, March 16. ~llrs. Parents who know hols mucosa,
Dominick “nomadic. 28 um insist as“ Ms Hussy sad Tor
. street. lumpiéd train a three-stormin- Compiled when buying a medlcl
com finisher-moo and is mammal-uncle Idol».
‘Bt. i‘ralleis’ Hospital h a causal 0. l‘. hoe ford. Washington. Ga.
"lost. “I have used It tor all your."
condition. 'ffl'hsnkllsed1ujjvo fill-fl
mind We hgr mother seed bye
and “Wham I think our
immmamnm ad“
" :“iq‘n Vi!” “ . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler