"has not accomplished whati‘h'am
‘ ' ‘ peeled of it
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Isl-”filly; “75" ~.I.,u_, .m-slr L.- .._.
m w.» WMWMWMY JUNE 7. lots
\
small, compact organizatieEs than of
big loose ones.
EACH ATgflETHLEHEM.
Once a yearpin the little Moravian
10311 of Wm, Pa., a sleepy,
beautiful, green little town full of his
‘ ESTAIBLISHED BYI'
REE GOLDEN:
_ll
. a, L. AND A. L. GOLDEN;
PROPRIET‘ORS. , ._
‘—!i:~ I: r . ‘ toric and academic associations, ,
MONDAY, jUNE 7, 1915; fired a Bath festival. It begins u'ith .
fififiEAffihAC-FO'RIWE playing of chorales simple, stat-J
TOMORROW.‘ . _ ely hlmns in four Voices) by at'cholr
ziligi: ride 85% a- m; 8: guppy-.30: 11111151138qu high church towI-
sufil‘ififisddulsm 113.4. 1..- safer. Theremfibw mo- days crime; '
' “I.” iolmslc.
EVENING SENTINEL ‘1‘ “is ”underline ”68,30“ 0, Dr.
PIHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
"‘ Biisines's Office—g3.
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
-Editor’ 8 Residence-412251..
City Editor‘s Residence-nuzfi.
Business Manager’s Residegcew
3113-12..
Publisher’s Residence—899.
til-Hg,
”ll
:; ”I'
latent tm'uua‘: sucpasiul peliod
Cniltduiapthere were gileu the “St.
Minor." .
NodrBwfilln the country atll'args,
is a much misudgrstood mlysiciaIu;
ash-— His "i’lell—Temoe'réd Clavichom" is
MASONIC NOTICE.
Old Well Lodge,No.108, F. andA. M
Meets in Masonic Building, s'o'utli
Main street. lst and 3rd Tuesday of
eat-h month—«July and Auguswtex-‘t
copied «at 8 o‘clock. All upstart
ling-0115 cmdiull) invited. Sylvester
P. Iletkel', \i. M. Robert Mfl‘lillcox,
Sec. .
it - withymuch' the" urine. attitude they
‘ v .
'Pernusstlm" whicll'ill. musu'al beauty
resembles it about as much as conju-
gation: of irregular verbs resemble
Erin
II
m
“111 Memoriam.
‘Baclluvas the most versatile. Icom-
Butler Chapter, No. 88, R. A. MCI
A stall-ti convocation of twat poser in the history of music. And no I
('lxaplt-l'. It. A. l\'l.. will be held utj less modem 11 person than Richard , .
il.‘ root; in Masonic Temple, Tues-
l ’ ' . a h '0u vlll tlhd
tim' (“.Hllillfl, June 8th, 1915. \i'orjzk “uglier said In B c 3 \
M. 1.1. M titgltt’ All R A '11:. 2th Music 0‘ “‘e “We
sol. - (cldiulll and fl"':ltellltlll_\ Bach, “he died in 1750, loses noth-
Vim]- lug in translation from the Uukly-O'r-
A' Tufl‘ iIcllestrn and clavlchord 0! his. day to
the most gldt'ious lot modern organs,
and. orchestra‘s.
and
nu
in ‘
Fluternallr yours, ‘Fll'fr'les
F. S. Lyon Shay.
N. P.
”0‘:
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sTEEDs MORAL'VICTORY?" Ilpianoronos. choirs
'lloar his _iolly,I tunelul dances,
’l‘ht f'edel :ll court dct'lslotl'diglking} ill? $1 111
2 e r
the SM E! host a clean bill 'ot‘ollomh i “'1’” can keep the feet st. 0 '5
and motels has been receivedfinll ““3““ 5" spinning through the fingers
1
gone: all sutislnmlou. Nobody will My the skllml Namath?" I'VE" cal
“W keep It‘rt'im splines or shear adlItIorIy joy.
1"“
extreme radicals named to see
Hear the tragic numbers of the The
the Steel Tluol dissulled. .
«0, ”H, the WM“. gelléniip'ldns slums" and no one can quite hold book
3“) 'gretlt regard for the giantv'kallfioii-l. the tears.
Elton, but melelV because the rpm-lie America, which gives Wu uglier belief
has lost its taste for “trust-9W than'Buyreuth does, whichllu produc-
led up Edwutd MacDowoll, hasluo tiller
expression of its musical endemol'
' than this yearly \Hll'shill at the shrine
for beau-
10v.
and no longer cares 111111 ll one my or.
the other. tor the time hos mm!
wiltll t‘w dissolution of :1 gram“-
bille solitusn affect the country‘ldtffisé 0f “Ml" “'9 '“pm‘ese word
illcss. The history of the oil and [0.41qu is IIIRBM‘O and one Of the wood
rlJllCCO tlusts has shown lithium emnmfi 0' Jappn has passed “I0 “I0
tries lull on prettV much the San“, 110' pl"'.0\trh “Who—has not seen \‘lkko
it'llllllot say Kokko" Among muslciuns
owledge vV hicll2
1~ llmttel what their legal status may be
The [)llbiii, lloVVeVer preferred to see‘ Itlli‘m is a tactic kn
the Sitil Trust felt hlttut as 11,3001;I might well be coined, 'Only he who
know; Bach knows Reality!"
”4.7.“...
THE BAGGAGE'NUISANGE.
he almost unlvers‘hl
tliluxtlml to the country" s busillcsIs stll
hillty in o time of uncertainty:
I The protluoullt ed Bullish " effect;
of the decision ill \Vall street mity‘ boIl Judging from t
ps\ 011010318111? ; irritation caused by the new baggage
111111111011 rule for travelers, lt poems
set down as largely
IJ'VVEH sin-.01 knoVVIlng the basin“. prIos- V
" pcrltV ol the countlv “as lookiilg‘lorl ' like}! that ”“8 0! the llrsl acts of the
an excuse. for an outburst of OptlllllSlll,:ue-\'i 001113855 “’1“ he ‘0' repeal the
. and the judicial aprmal at U. Sfitcl t‘ulllmins amendment that Stalled a”
(provided the excuse a“ like trouble. Aside from the needless
Of course, there was natural and IdllflOv'umeI to passengers of being re
legitim'u; e szltlsIlzuliou 111 high places milled 10 sign *1 statement in every
ove' the fact that a federal court haIuicnse of the “We 0‘ “‘9” mm“ °°“'
.. '»tléc:'lllcd 111?") business bigness to be} 1181118 the system is unjust. it ‘com'
:10 crime, it that business is coupled; D618 passengers lO DRY 1115“?““08 011'
"with fair and legal methods. That the declared Values over 3100 whether
licl allot of the Steel Trust in recent iI they “ant topr not, find regardless of
years has been pronounced legalns :1
grateful omen to all other organiza-
though have
i‘eztrde that their methods might be
technically construed ‘ as unlawtnl.
fl‘heir leassurtlnce will have a_ ii'Il'IlIole
some effect throughout the, Millie
realm of business. But. the emhi’ll'l
not necessarily be to encourage the
formation of other trusts on the mo-
. (101 of the big steel corporation, for
the Very facts presented 111 the (curls
statement show that the Stem Tipsy
goods insured. The explanation 1mm
the interstate Commerce Commission
that tiloya'luréslnot‘ really compelled to
“admit. more than $100 worth of bug'-
gage, if they are ‘willing to foregooll
railroad alia’bility beyoudIlthatamount,
doesn’t make the 'situatiou‘muoh more
tolerable.
A new not of congress may 1555 need-
ed, however. It is suggested that the
tions which, honest,
legal, 'since- it is interpreted Ins Icou-
mgcltnouranoé privileges. 9.11 I”: '
'losaswhssé 'v‘oll‘urt‘orslrslvevethom' no
right to‘ engage in‘ such business.
'0! \n
The U s. Steel carporlfu‘tiii
,Vl/hiie.,trlotieralely prosperous, halo 2?}.
Iw'lgrodud rather ithan gained “‘meng commerce Commission, .in
troll-i only" 40 tier dent; ”of the' St’eélobuu
v. 111m '“of the country While it; mltchmdx provision" osrgonslbeyclnd
I' gained 49 per cent. 111.195 @1119;ng I
I business in «out. yearslwlneoluleml'ldfl
font companies have gained'iflytyfiq.‘
train 63 per O'éhl. 1O 3,700 Ipe ,I‘h
rolls rlya'l ri'artl‘éulorly',‘ Ithe‘I' Bethm'
“Steel Corporlltlou, has. been 3'9.
. fly successful, - 932%: ,
. WWW ltheudsolslonl: do. a. o limo“.
u: ufllfiorfllg- business. ProctloallyM is of
"lttt§"mportlulce " I
alslip’l‘éntyvhr films In“ 0mm
' £33310 5} ’
is.
I"! F'wC‘GVDnB, INS}? recalled 101' Bah- '
inI '
John fissiow‘wnd the ‘Mass:in B. I
habitually given; to‘ young persons to, I I
.study who armuot technically able to ,
t'get away :Iwit'h‘ ill" and who regard -‘ '
turn lanyard ntilleménti‘s “Grafius all
«' bouts of Savoy; Duke or the «Sm
uhether they have alreodv had the '
' “alumni-W, "t'mli‘be summed that:
prmlsion in question is probably iIlII-1
.lllorobver, it, is charged tllbt‘tho'luter- "
will l'i
lingullho 1present'mpkoation of {$th .
:3“? ill.
' tlsorsoth. , -
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“GENERAL uCANEVA-rfi W
GENERAL efWAB 04%? mm
The attention of the world . ”without at Bereagllerl lul‘un-
duv focussod. on live 1non,tha , 15‘».
"Five" or lmlywl’remlor Aston!“ autumnal l'udotzm is noted as
andro; G'onerol Canto Luigi an 1th diulpllnsrlun. He has writ-
ohlel‘ o'f kfilflwof illustrator: ‘ l’rlncoilen many hooks on military subjects;
m-purtlcutur'l) ot the Franco-
'“atwmur 0123870.
admiral ofulhwbal‘ltle Hosanna!!! .
lhAntonlo salahdra."prrmler
my Selmlno. 111111er '0! fuelmfl‘m
fairs, General Cunovu, commoner chilly} l-ln not mllllarlutocrut by
of the army. . hll'th He wus trained forlhe law
lid Iflld‘s‘ mphnlt‘thmy'vedrs as on
‘¥fl§t¥'%utlclllatlt in parliamétltart
Writ -}le was the leader of bat
idol-W in the 'chmllber of deputies for"
; ." 1
it would be nhlll‘d to find live .t'ItItI'pre
interesting personalities than those ln'
whom Italy has pluced her fate .le
the war against Austria.
. ”WIN your“ “and once served as min
1° ”'8 DUMP! tho Abruuk'm’lflfium' ll‘luIth'e He was called to the
known .10 the Alllel'lclln publigilml “mm”; in March, ”1.914 on the
('llllb‘“? of his rotmlnce with ”film”, .lmhbmmn of the mount cabinet.
Katherine l'ilklns. “11th looks to re-
. . . ' . uhltllhu is 11 gfimt orator and
trims: the naval disaster on’tlle MINI» 155' f‘lonuer After his ascendance
to
tie (louIlIlt at.l.issll 111.1885. Tllerl‘fllos- femIlornhip he was confronted
trla, Vuth inferior numbers and W41! 01‘
. . , V l 11 my trying lnternol problems.
equipped squadron. struck ltulW-ilb' nouvrcd so flew“), as to
crushing blo'w “hif‘h has left its‘l’hh ‘l' 3 ‘
' SE lf‘e'ss the lining of Socktists and
upon ltllllun nnVa‘l plostigc up to ithh‘r’“ I", Wm. “Inc. gufh Th0“. support.“
”05”" dd" (1 sellt’d'fllt‘ bit: railroad strike.
Gouerul Luigi (‘lldmllm hood of PI Sjunoy Sonninn the foreign
the Italian land fort-('5. comes W]! i P v, was once premi-ct and Sal-
famlh of soldiers. His father Gt'II? up; one. Io! his most ardent
ernl Conic Ruffaole leornu entrrc Supwers Sonnlno is a Jew by"
Home with on uran in 18705 alltIlItp JM'ti Rmtcstunt by faith and it
eonfiscation of the Pap 11 slalogm Will»? 19‘ Egypt Born on the banks
the overlhrowal of the temporal 931‘!th Nile- of all English mother
DOWGI' of the church The preselltdmfl'cce'lvcd the great] poll of his
chief of stall of the ltulllm nrmynwas. .14“an in Great Britain. Enron
then a lloutenant in his {zilher’sgu'ulx swam; paternal grandfather mi
One brother, Carlo, was 0111 ministry ”atménom. the ghetto of Leghorn,
of war and-a great advocate (myths. 4,313,,” mgtpt, where he built up an
free church. Another. brother-sly ‘eflrmqus {ortune as a banker.
division general in the army [My «Mammy will be under the direct
1805mm Catriona was born Search command or General Caneva. who
5 at Pallnnza Luke. Maggiore, in lewolltulian (owes in the conquest,
northern lmly. His mother Wurst lg,- fi'upou ,,,,, General Caneva is the
Countess Glementlua Suppl,- :1 mt amount;- "generals doll'esercito," a.
beauty of her day At. sighteeufillalu plummet: '-.is rgrmtted only in .rtln'le
.vouutl.r Canto pas p lieutenant-mud Mllwar He won the honor by
later became colonel of the thmous Wonk campaign. I
firm?
out of those who. hardcoverhesr or
sanilluaclno. to simulation- mull!“ 11d??-
Rimlnl, put! is 'entl'rely surround}???
Italian territory;
51111903111195... .
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GRAD, June 4. , (Correspon-
I
3?; $353110
Its area is about 39 mm o; 1‘, ' Associated Press )rI—For .
“if every man who manufactur-
ers any .article would; make the
very best he can in the best
way at the very lowest possible
price, the world would be kept
out of war, would not have to
search for outside markets."——
Henry Ford.
This principle is carried out
by some clothing lllzulufac—
turcrs; see out $15 suits.
' Chelsea and military stripes,
club and pill checks and
smart mixtures in gray,
greens and browns.
You can 113) more. but can't
get more value for $15.
Rogers 81 Stevens
butii was deprived of any great pos
modules of tactical movement by the
fact that it was chained to a line of
. railway, whereby alone it could main-
tain its supplies und munitions in the
quantities required by such a huge
' concentration. ‘
The rate of movement of the pha
have exceeded ‘Ifour miles a day, in
his opinion of Russian experts. ..
its momentum was irresistible. and it
one this phulsnx formation which--
'fo read the crossing of the San river
int Lozachow. it was assisted by an
llrlmense flotilla or aeroplanes.
Theccrnlnns in withdlawlng many
:of their host troops from the French
front, tilled the gaps neressarily’ilofl '
there. with overpowering technical
superiority. Thus wheré the Get»
mans find themselves opposed by n
lthousund men and two machine guns.
they post a hundred mo and twenty
machine guns, confident th’at by con 5
.tinulna; on the defensive with an ex’"
tundra use of the technical adjuncts
l
l
l Colonel Colonlonoff the best known
jnowspaper military expert in Petro-
mad, discusses the French position
in his latest article. Pressure from
tho sides, he says, is an elementary
principle of coulltlon warfare. in the
itlshtlng of the present montll, the
Russians have drawn upon them-
cellos enormous master of first- grade
.‘Gt‘lmflll troops, withdrawn from the
West front. Naturally the French
have tried to reply by putting renewed
pressure upon the weakened enemy
fuclu'g them. .But. extra rapid-titers,
extra artillery and the use of gases,
are taking the place of men in the
German lines on the West, and for this
reason the French attempts at exert-
ing pressure have shown no signs of
rcllcviug the Russians.
a. . ,
ROTTERDAM, June 4. —Atter being
luttsekeddn succession by a Zeppelin.
lotsubnlsrlne, and a German aeroplane,
the (Cork Steamship Company‘s ship
Lt-stris has rational this: port solely
tram leorpool.
“There were .Lmore' :tll‘td'lls packed
' into fhlssltort voyage than ever f-lle
fore-boron ~ sentdén.f’~ declared? the can:
tair. on landing. “The‘fifirsttlpart of
to” hhppén 'Flrst chute a Zeppelin,
Vvllihdflatta'ckéd us some? daybreak
Itiuel‘tnorntng, dropping twenty or «thir-
" ‘ considering that we our.
umsovsrsmlmampg-mamtmm WWRWl-lbm’
. tomes m1 gilt bIIe méwfig‘tlcgl; “gormlion or knack.
II I“ fill
wimsoémothe. «Macedglhm.
‘homan'oqaua-msremmgwmm W ”unaware. '
m. 'bf‘héhti'sl soul 10 “ammonia! ‘ ‘ .
drowns-3131 111%
t W
gamma-ll 13h pinched duld'r' :v'vmllri‘
new tommhlpkepemby with?” 'I
gulntlon‘ I'llgIhtIs We‘ were
.Wflkhdfilsldmemml that it. I,
kmx' in a forward direction eunuch
But. ..
of warfare they can safely withdraw -'
their host troops for temporary ser-
:1 UN“ elsewhere. I
the trip was “uneventful, but uslwd.
pharéd the Dutch 'cml tlilhgs hegan'permittled :to marry ten women, but
I satihthsflohamong them."
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Formerly known as 8:!de Steam Dyelpg 0 Cleaning Co.
.sutc Drones. Gloves. Blanket; andILace Curtalna Cleaned.
Telephone 5785. H. LYNGE, Prop. 293 Stole 8L, Bridgeport
to the destroyer Crusader, have been
when flout the sea and mode pr'isou
Nuremberg on February 14,1650, in'erijl by the Germans. Six officers and
which was considered the problem ofl't'tl men from the destroyer Maori
replacing the men “lost through the W816 captured. but thu- were lowing
Thirty \mrs' War and also through in their OWn boats after their vessel
sickness.” The protocol reads: ' l‘W‘S sunk
“Inasmuch as the unavoidable needs'
of the holy Roman Empire require
.the replacing of the men totally lost
ithrougll this bloody Thirty Years :lng new trades at the special school
War, and those lncapicltated by organized for them at ‘Cllarentou.
sword, sickness and hunger, and thatlThey include former coal-miners, mas-
lt shall in the tuture be equal to'ons, dyers COORS' plumbers, farmers,
meeting all its enemies and partied-l lpainters, plasterers, butchers and car-
lnrly the hereditary enemy of the
Christian name, the Turk, and that‘all 1
means, ways and methods shall he
considered.
“Therefore, upon ripe deliberation
and consideration, the following
three ways were- held on call sides to
be the “aim“ and most. fruitful: Itit‘r'om 7: 30 t0 9 oclock each morning
shell for the next ten years be for iln the number there er only the
hidden to dolls" into ololsters young'illlterute soldiers and those are rap-
men or “eh men as are under 60' idly learning to read and write.
marriage shall. be. permitted '9 “Ch Those who are learning trades per-
priests and-.paotorSwzss "I,” Mt mem- mttting...ilnmedlate practical applica-
bersof orders or ln-clmstersorpre- tion are already producing furniture.
bends' every» male. person shall be shoes and. other things. The proceeds
front the sale of their work are dl-'
vided :among them. At the some time
theyweoeive the regular state allow-f
once and are fed, housed and trained:
free or charge. 3
an omcinl protocol of a meeting of
the "Krelstag" or local diet hold at
‘,PARIS June 4.—About a hundred
imlttllated soldiers have begun learn
Twenty file of them are learning
bookkeeping, 25 shoe lllaking,12 t'lil
loring, 15 cabinet making, 16 book
l'binding Nearly all of them have lost.
'an arm or leg. Besides the trade for
which they seem best physically able
they are all gilen general instruction
III] and every male person shall be
thereby ofiton reminded also from the
pulpits‘, that an honorable man who
ventures to take ten women, shall
notl' only. provide for them all neces-
hurled but shall also prevent all did-
PANAMA,- -June 3-4115 Panama. Can'-
111 will have learned in the first year
ot'ltsloperilutlon sufficient topay all its
runningexpensesaud probablysleave
mall surplus, according to the figures
now being compiled in the pace
the canal auditor. The loss now ls:
about 5 per cent as almost 20 per
cent at. 1110 end. at February. The de-
:flcltuol: about 20 per cept. Incurred}
during thorflm (eightunonths 'or the.
lwmottw‘ayls operational“; been nearly
Idllmllmiwd '1“. 100' completely
“stoma by mutual: when the firs
I ' LONDQ June 4410f the crests-o:
lps‘ lost in nation, 11,282
aboutI 40 Who were picked up by the
British submarine E4 in 1116 North
.proylslpn End _jpmpass in ordeflt‘o‘
I they: Md.
When that
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