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,FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1915
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 7:27 a. In; 7:55 p. m.
Sun rises 4:41; sets 6:57.
EVENING SENTINEL TELEo
.. PHONE CALLS.
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
Nat-walk Branch Office-13”.
Editor’s Residence—1225.3.
City Editor's Residence—7524.
Business Manager's Residence—
113-12.
Publisher’s Residence—890.
nAsomc NOTICE.
Old,We|l Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
each monthmJuly smi- August ox-
ceptcd-—~at 8 o’clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Sylvester
P. Decker, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
————
A stated Convocation of Butler Chap.
ter, No.38, RA. M. will he held at
its rooms, Tuesday waning, May 11th.l
1915, at 8 o'CIock. lnouilatlon of of.
ficero and P. M. degree. All R A. Ma- j
sons cordially and fraternally invited prayer worthy of any doctor of divln ttion today. The students are to be
Fraternally Yours, 1
CHARLES A. TUCK, H. P.
Attem—
F. s. LYON
Secretary. 1
= THE "rosRMANAMEsICAN vars"
“It the GermanxAmericnn vote stood‘
solidly together 011 any ‘33“91" “Him“ himself promptly stepped in"°lthorltlos on international relations.
the breach with tilts improptu Dell-J
one of the selt~appointed leaders who"
presume to speak for our German cit-i
izcus it could control a national elec-V;
tion." ‘ ‘ 7’ I
The only thing wrong with this
statement is that there isn't any
"German American vote." A Chicago
mayoralty candidate imagined them
w.as not long ago, and tound to his adtancement of Thy cause, of peace in removing freckles and glvlng
discomtiture int an about to the “d iusloe end liberty in the World-”leis”. beauniut complokion that it. is
Without going to the length of pro limit! by drugglsts under gus‘inmee to
great German. population of that city
in the name of Kaiser Wilhelm and
EmpoIor Franz Josef drove away votes
instead 01' ‘winnlug tm. intelligent c1-
tlzens of German origin and sympathy
resented the attempt to inject alion‘
influences into domestic politics, just
as Americans. have {always resented
such efforts. ‘
The nearest we have ever come to
having a “German-American vote" inl
this country has 'been in messlonal 10-;
cal elections involving the liquor l8-
sue or some other question of person- I
a1 tIeedom capable of being settledi
at the ballot box. There could never
be a national German-American vote
unless the personal freedom or rightsl
oi! Germans throughout; the countryi
lineisinthyitneoftorcedmnm
much much thriller in a day it his
W 9” torrent. Even “toeing in”
or walking “pixeontoef is is: better
the teat outward distorts the bones
and muscles. in tires the legs and it
is the most fruitful cause 01 fallen ar-
ches or flat test. Lieut. Schofleld, in
charge of the New York police train-
ing school, tells of curing an extrem-
ely bad case of broken arch by merely
getting the victim to “toe in" when
walking, as the Indian does.
Major General Leonard wood pro
nouncos this new theory of walking
“sensible and attractive,” because the
method “gives spring to one's walk
and is not likely to be so tiring." He *
ads that the war department is look-
ing into the matter, and that army
doctors corroborate the reports of the
New York police department surgeons,
that nearly all cases of flat foot or bro-
ken arch are attributable to the heels-
together—andvtoes-out "position.
-—-~———-O———-_
A STATESMAN'S PRAYER
Elihu Root has never been assoclat
od particularly with prayer in public
mind. The 'seceding Progressives at
the Chicago convention, it will be re-
membered, associated him with quite
a diflerent set of influences. However
that may be, Mr. Root has shown that.
on occasion, he can frame a public
.lty
Mr. Root’s present lob is the chair-
manship of the New York state constl'
tutlonal convention. When the moment
came to open- proceedings the other
§morning,_there was no clergyman pro
sent to ofler up the usual prayer. Mr.
tlon:
"Almight God, guide us in our dellb.
sratlous. Make us humble,- sincere and 7
devoted to the public service. Make us
wise, considerate of the tecllngs, the
0911110119 and the rights of others
Make us effective and useful for the
nouncing that, in the words of a cer-
tain is revent youngster. “:1 bully
Hood prayer," we can't resist pointing
out thnt it is an eloquent. dignified
and appropriate model for the use of
{any body engaged 111 public dellbern
tions.
._.___.._;_
BONDS.
Stocks, while rising generally in'
these weeks. fluctuate. more or lessl
! from day to day under the influence of
war news and professional manipula-
tion 01 the market. 'Blll, it is noticeable
'tlmt there is very little fluctuation in
bond transactions. Bonds ‘keep rising
in value slowly and steadily, and thei
volume of purchases continues for
Ware threatened by the united action : greater than it “’39 a year “3°.
01 thcit fellow citizens. That differen-l
ces oi svmpathy and opinion regard-
ing the luuropenn war can result in po-
litical cleavage lining up one great
of citizens—now distribute
Democratic
class
among the Republican,
and Socialist parties~agsinst the met
is an absurd fancy that could find
lodging only in such a fiery and imag-
iuntlvo brain as that of Mr. George
Sylvester Vlereck, the youthful editor
or ”Fatherland." There is no more a
"German- American vote" than there is
is a “British-American vote" or a
Catholic vote" or a7“Boptist vote" 01';
a "women’s vote." Our voters, regard-
less ot racial origin or afl‘lliations,
are Americans—which is to? say. they
, are individualists, who cast their bslv
lots according to their personal incli-
" nations, and that they are disposed
7' to use the American franchise exclu-
sively for settling American issues.
“fl...”—
‘f "TOEs IN" ,
New York policemen are no longer
to "too out. " _It a. “cop' s" feet are
" built that way ‘and he can't get them
.‘ to move forward in psrsllsl‘llnes,.tho
l department doesn‘t tire him or insist
M7 on a surgical operation. But in the po
1111's tot-co training school they have
stopped teaching recruits" to spread
‘ their teetwwh‘sn they walk and to stand
with heels tosether' and toes diversini‘
.nl: on sumac «tomatoes. on buhson
the immemorisi practice of'pnlioom,‘
soldiers old donkeys. ,- ~
unammtmpomhnto'tooi
' on." Men in an sun-III 117m doom
These bond sales recorded from day
to day in the flnnancial column are not
speculative. The public is buying in-
dustrial and transportation bonds for
d f investment. It is doing so because iti
-‘ has the money, and because it has con-
itidence in the great industries these
“gilt- edge securities’ represent. There
could be no better guarantee of the
soundness of American business in
general. dud oi the increasing prosper-
ity that the public anticipates.
_____,__..__'.._..__...
The chairman of the [board of direc-
ltors oi the Pullman Company express-
es his belief that, “outside of the learn-
ed professions, where they have fisde
some progress, the tone-large element
men has been afforded through em-
ptz’ayment by the Pullman Company."
This should at ’bnce silence all inur-
the PIillmsn Company 1. uplifting so
them jobs at $27 50 a month.
W
It is reported that Russia has order—
ed $100, 000,000 worth the steel rails
from the United states Steel Corpors‘
tloh. Just a hint of the vast new trade
we may expect when the Russian Inor-
ko‘t. now so 771rlendl‘y to us. is fully de-
volopod. -
“—u—y—i—‘I—y—ui—un—
Gen.17'ictoriuno finerts’, {omnibus
ex-proaiunt or Mexico. has settled
down in New York. constantly with
the intention o: WNW! home {111
the Arc-mt ii" "hm W'-
«mm-mayhem.
that has done most to uplift coloredI
mursi’among the 6,500 porters whom
pawertully and generously by giving'
mmmnommume °
Yes, it’s strong underwear,
no sleeves, short drawers
and for comfort in warm
weather nothing better. No
doubt you've worn ’em but
what we have to offer you
this‘ season is better than
ever. Prices—50c to $1.50..
In two—piece suits all the old
favorites and new applicant's. .
that Grant! )our attention
Prices~50c to $3. 25.
Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK so NORWALK
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SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL RE-
LATIONS.
BOSTON, May 7.—Announcement
of a summer school of international
relations, to be held at lthscs, N. Y.,
June 15 to 30, was made at the hood
quarters of the World Pence Founda-
Dlth‘d from the members of Interns-
tlonai Polity clubs in thirty colleges
and theological seminaries and their
cxpcnscs are to be paid by the Car
negle Endowment for international
Peace and the Church Pence Union.
Norman Angeli will preside over the
school, and lectures will be given by
various American and European au-
The school sessions will be held in
the Cornell University building.
F RECKLEB.
Don’t Hide Them with a ell, Remove
Thom With The Othlne Prescription
This prescription for the removal or
freckles was written by a prominent
physician and is usually so successful
a
.refund the money it it fails.
Don’t hide your freckles under s
vc;il get an ounce of othine and re- l
move them Even the first (cw appll
cations should show a wonderful im-l
.provemont, some of the lighter ireo-_
kles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othino; it is this that
its sold on the moncylbsck guarantee.
.. ._ m.—
SUFFRAGETTE INTRO-
DUCES NEW FASHION
IN NEW YORK'
7 ,7 \ Miss Hiima Johnson. '
Miss Hilma Johnson, a pretty
sufiragette, found a new way at
advertising “the cause” on Fifth
avenue, New York, the other
day. How well silo succeeded
may be realised from the fact
that she he‘d to be rescued from
lower mar the words... “Votes
for Wanted.” ‘A' crowd collect;
ed-uiOr it Is very as to gather
«seesaw: 7 .7— ‘
a crowd by policemen She ap—v 3
_ poured in the fashionable crowd 7
with a new veil bearing on the ‘
a crowd in New Yor «and fol-I . ‘
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WE BEGIN THE CELEBRATION OF THE ROUNDING OF TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS OF
PROGRESSIVE STOREKEEPING—TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS OF HONEST MERCHAN-
DISING, WHICH HAS CULMINATED IN THE UNDIS‘PUTED LEADERSHIP IN RETAIL-
e“ Greatest Bargains
of The Year
In every department of this Store
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The City National Bank
77 To Provide For ~
Your Taxes NeX’c Year
deposit weekly in the Savings Department of this bank and
your money can be withdrawn Apr 1, 1916, ..
34%.
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that honor ’llsSets 1m; ’ . .
The scientific conduct of business end m . ‘ m
mmmmwyeomyanm ‘ \Il‘
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3' MERCHANDISE THAT WE HAVE GATHERED FOR THIS GREAT 27th ANNIVER-
}: S'ARY SALE, AND,3TO IMPRESS ON YOUR MIND SOME IDEAS OF THE GREAT
3 "1 .2: PRICE REDUCTIONS WHICH WE WILL OFFER—PRICES WILL BE THE LOWEST
.€ EVER QUOTED BY THE BOSTON STORE OR ANY OTHER STORE. IT WILL BE OUR
3 27th COMMERCIAL BIRTHDAY AND WE WILL CELEBRATE IT IN REAL BOSTON
f. STORE FASHION, ElY GIVING THE BEST VALUES IN THE HISTORY OF THE STORE.
10:. BE SURE AND ATTEND THE GREAEST OF ALL SALES.
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Fish on 7
“Slug Shot,” Paris Green,
Tomato, Cabbage, Pepper, Pansy and Salvia Plants.
All Kinds of Seeds. Armour’s Fertilizers
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‘ for the Fll'lllllli.
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