s: L. m: a 1.. concert.
racemm‘oas.
TUESDAY, JUNE 22. 1915_
Mthehnmdenemhbntde- tinnedw '_ yasturbabees. itiaall
dared that they could‘ never breakl the when of dolor action; re-
through. " He pictured a Germany go- vealed to us in the form of sun spots.”
mg 2m in spite of opposition, pr}; says. is to irritate the nmvons system
ration and loss. until “we have array 1 in mm persons, casein em
mole guarantee and assumes, fortsive in-itnbilltyud Mmesobiek-
which we have fought that none of: ering and quarrels. Sec! results are
1 our enemies, separfite or together, ! noticeable in families, commnnlfla
Macaroon, " can». on THE §0UND. .
All-10mm 1a: BEAUTIFUL compo BEACH.
MINIATURE *ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
High tide 6:55 a. m..; 7:22 p. m.
Sun rises 4:19; sets 1:29.
EVENING SENTIN EL TELE-
ods.
There can be no absolute guarantee
against future wars. says the Zeiiung,
out the pest gu‘srantee will be‘ a wlse’,‘
PHONE CALLS. far—sighted and son-note policy” on
gdiboria! Rooms—9:. the part of Germany. a points out the
m m , 1' ll of a nation “seeking henenns as
Norwalb Banach Diane—1388. o y ‘
if she were'alone in the world/0 and
refuses to believe that “all world
problems can be solved by cannon and
submarine."
“The grant statesman to whom Ger-
many eyes her position-,2 remarks the
Zeitung, "always believed that blood
and iron were to be mnployed only
when it was unavoidable, and that the
German people were to fulfill their
mission through'their policy as con-
siderate as possible. "
.’Germany s policy lately has been ab-
solute “blood and iron." When Ger-
man editors begin to rebel against it,
there is reason for anticipating some
I of the “consldereteness” that wise old
into
Editor’s Way 3-
'City Editor's Residence—7501..
Business Manager’s Residence—-
Ins-ta.
Publishers We.
MASON“: NOTICE.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. andA. M.
mMeels in W Building. down
within street. 1st andlrd Tueoahvd
each month—July and August ex.
cepted—at B o'clook. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Sylvester
i P. Decker, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
1 Sec.
i
A Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter, No 38, R. A. M. will be held
at its rooms In Masonic Temple Tues-.
day evening June 22nd Work, P. Bismarck “'0'” have ”Mom
in degree All :.R A. Masons cordially; play long before this.
and fraternaily invited. l 0—-
u U .
cm‘SLEé‘i’EéK, H_ p. I HEALTH eosno AFTER ALCOHOL.
lttest‘ ? Alcohol is being attacked from a
F. 8. Lyon, Scc'y. I
M Commissioner Goldwater h“ {lauded
A REVIVAL IN SPELLING l that as the custodian of the people's
‘Anybody “ho imagines that spell-L health, he “5. under 01111881101! t0 fight
ing is a lost art should have been pref “18 drink 8"“ Just RB definitely A! 136
sent at the recent spelling has held fights tubewuloals or smallpox. House
1 therefore entered upon an official pub-
in polumbus, 0.
new angle in New York city. Health .
will again take up arms against an" and nation» . , ‘
There was in his words no hint of The head’s-lump viar,‘r be gre- .
compromise, either in purpose or meth- minds us. fol?” a periodtii rifle-t
solar aetiv'ltyiastlng for three yipa.
these internal!
sity of Pennsylvania. apparently ass
punislfment tor ‘ekpressing opinions
main building of the state university.
Lilli Willi l0
Sabesrissi'lanllolisixgsly ls-
cmistlio fissile Mas ls
wamm
BRIDGEPORT. June 22.7-Another
Bridgeport concern is enlarging its
working facilities in keeping with the
general spirit of expansion among the
Bridgeport manufacturing concerns.
The present car was preceded byte-g:
continued electrical convulsions of ex.
trsme violsncc lie accounts W!
for the Napoleonic wars and 662:
west strlicxla. plea and.» burns '
which!!! oskhs ,
starsuinclndlng the “soisr star.” Cell
it be after all that there‘s {scientific
basis for the old "ashologtcal theories!
in val-miss W and. sun
Nearing by the trusts» ef- the Unlven
hostile to child 199: gm allied forms
of facial-rial wrong, the suggestion is
made. that Mylunia's mucus lair -
berty Boil be 'hung for a while in the
Will “PM?!”
‘ improved Snore Property.
' _—.» _ < l
WV "a “8
.
LONDON, June 21.
on the treatment of' cases of mental
shock resulting, from war service.
Nearly all the cases of fighting st-
21 or 22 or younger, declares Dr. Les-
lie. who suggestsl‘thst this, may be
the reason for the recent German 0r-
dcr that no more volunteers under 21
will be accepted for the army.
.m “PW-”WM” ruy tereonneetlon
LOT5 FROM .3300:
.: FURNISHED AND , UNFURN 1‘3th HOUSES.
' '19 not for summer season or for-shalom the some or island
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES AT RENTALS FROM 3150.
MODEKN UP-TO- DATE FARMS
latest improvements at Sacrifice Prices.
TAKE A TRIP OUT THIS WEEK Allin
CONVINGE YOURSELF OF THESE
‘nxcnmoml. BARGAINS
JOS MORTON... m...
(Correspond-
ence of The Associated Press.)-—The
lnadvisabllltyoi sending very young
men to the fighting front. is emphas-
ised in a report by Dr. Murray Leslie
testing the who! have been in men of
"
Also Improved and Um,
‘REAL ESTATE
We’re making a" hit with,
This time it is the Lake Torpedo Boat! .
Dr. Leslie divides cases of battle
lit was literally an ullair of stale.‘
The best spellers from every rural sec.—I
liclty campaign, to bring home to all
‘ classes of, citizens the risks they as-.
with a view to consi erably increasing
Icompsny which is enlarging its plant‘shock into two classes, those who
to
have been constantly subjected
lien 61‘ the Bucekye commonwsealth Slime by indulging in any kind of al-
V were present to contest for the state coholic liquor. He has appointed an ad-
championshlp and a set of prizes ci- "‘90?! committee Of .175 members to
tered by Gov. Willis The governor plan the campaign and prepare sm-
its output of subma no torpedo boats‘. shell explosion and have no actual in-
The expanplon is due mainly to thel glory, and those suffering from neur-
Iexpedition desired i1} connection with
the completion of orders from the U.
S. government amdiintlng to several
himself officiated as prououucor, aided; munitlon The summer will be detot-
by the state liblarlan and s represen— ed to preparations, and the big 'driVe’
tatlve of the Ohio Agricultural com Iagdlnst. the Demon Rum will begin in
mjs'gion under whose auspices the: the fall. The commissioner will make
contest was held. Nearly every county ‘ use Of every available means of mm
sent a contestant. There were 75 spel 111115 his temperance propaganda before
lens, 35 boys and 40 girls. Besides the the imblli‘ The city is to be deluged
money p1 lzes for winning pupils, there ' With lectures, newspaper oracles, l‘ree
was a silk flag for the rural school pamphlets etc. it is to be as sys-
superintendent of the winning coun 1811111th and thaw“!!! as any anti-tu-
ty. The flag went to Supt w n. Vane berculosls or swat- the fly campaign.
of Highland Bounty.sud the first of Some of the pamphlets have already
so and a set of books. together with appeared There are two sets, one tor
the proud title of the beat speller in ‘higbbrows" and the other,'written in
Ohio. went to Clouds C (lesson of the picturesque slang dialogue. for "low-
”brows "
, million dollars, WM have been also
i bled. it qu be remembered‘tbat only
ed with the local concern for the also
Doubles oils-dry.
During the latter part of last week
orders were issued to the effect that
the present capacity of the ofilce "and
drafting room of the company be dou-
recently a doubling of the capacity
of these branches of the plant was
made and the more recent order adds
continued impetus to the capacity
which has been in evidence at the
plant of this nourishing concern.
Machine Shops Enlarged. ‘
in the machine shop the facilities
ufaclure of a large number of this type'
Iof water bruit.‘ mistate to send lllem back too'soon.
' town of lilllsdale.
The girls, to every body's surprise,
were outclassed. A girl tied a boy for
second place, however, and another
girl wonI'the fourth prize.
The real feature of the match wasf
the way those children stood up and’
spelled. or the whole, a solid line of poverty. less dependency. less pres-I With “Nd and refuse taken
35 faced the pronouncing battery all sure on our hospitals, asylums and Johnstons creelw which it ‘5 "1° “1'
afternoon and all evening. until the
enemy had fired 5,00Q words
appreciable effect.: The attacking par-
ty then sent for the high-power am-
munition and turned loose the 42cm-
Vlimeter list. When words like ,“trlg-
“lylph” and “zoophyte” and ”xyster" and
“niccolite” began to hurtle through the
air and burst agalnSt that thin, pale
line of spellers. It was too much. ‘Ac-
etylene’ and ‘_Ptarigan’ and ‘sebaoe
.0119: and ‘dytiscus‘ and 'Przcmysel’
and other orthographic atrocities roll-
( ed up. likes cloud of poisoned gas and
'overwhelmbd the survivors.
" ‘ But they madea noble stand. If any
bid-timerquestions their metal, let
‘ him stand up as a target for a few
,, hundred rounds of this spelling book
shrapnel. ‘
The contest was indicative oi the
new, respectful attitude of the pres
p ontvgenersticn toward theeduqational
essentials one years. ago. it is rec-
,omuod now that the title old- coun-
try school ”of oil!- ist'hers and ‘grsnd-‘I
lethal-a will cvcnartmgly right in put-
ting its enlph‘sslsion reading. cipher-
lag and spelling, and that the spelling
bee was one of the most WHEN .
educational lnstlhttlons ever devised.
m
._. rrsmresmo «stoop mo IRON.
in a recent debate in the (lei-min
W res-rang the l'alnl'sot rs' .
without '
‘stalners. “Alcohol impairs the tone of
, extreme “'3. meme. our consult
more rapid! than usual,- result-lull!) . ,
. _ ‘Thls is in no sense a Prohibition
Imovement, and has nothing whatever
to do with legislation." says Dr. Gold
. water. "A diminution in the eonsump-l
tion of alcohol by the“ community
would mean less tuberculosis, less
,' jails. The drinking of parents affects
the vitality of children. Drinking moth-
ers‘ lose twice as many habies'as 'do
sober mothersultiore alcoholism is
found in the parents of feeble-minded
children then in the parents «normal
children.
“The children of drinkers develop
more slowly and do poorer school
work than do the children of total ah-
‘the muscles and lessens the product of
”laborers; it- depreciates the skill and
endurance .of artisans. ft impure mean-
ory, multiplies industrial"- accidents,
causes chronic disease of the heart,
liver, stomach and kidneys. increases
the death: rate trom pneumonia, 185-.
sens natural Immunity to infections
this fact, and it is the duty of the De-
pertinent of Health to lay these facts
before the people.” . .
SUN SPOT WARTHEORY. .
Maybe Old so: irresponsible for the
war. From ran. demos a theory to
that effect, worked out by Abbie More-
our of the 130qu observatory.
I.
T hav‘e likewise been doubled. This work-
diseases. 'l‘l‘r'eile are matters of scion-I.
. holds from our government, amount-
. ing as they do. to several million Mt
' : the untransformed the lake plant
“sumo consummate.
"a fever some to break out lathe;
depth a; the Ids-a atmorplme ‘ll’lle"
was finished during the latter part of
last week. Approximately 17 acres of
land, which was recently acquired by
the company in the vicinity of the
.Lake company's plant at the foot of
Sosvlew avenue. according to present
plans, will be tilled in by the company
from
l
tentlon to widen and deepen for the
accommodation of submarines find
other sea craft.
When the contemplated improve
ments are completed the output of the
concern will be doubled and the cons
pany will be in a position to turn out
12 submarine torpedo hosts a year. it
hard pressed by the "government in its
demands for a more immediate com-
pletion of its contract, the local con-.
cern could increase incapacity and
working facilities and enlarge its out.
put to l torpedo hosts a year, At the
present time the company is turningl
out six submarines a year.
On Monday ‘the plant was visited by
Admiral Fletcher elude Fleet and Nsa
val Constructor-“land. and Naval Con-
structor Akereon. who inspected the
work slid made a general survey of the
progress being made on the “Jeru-
meat contracts. 7
’There are live submarines at present
under conetruction tor the United
States government it the Lake plant
and the contracts trhich the company
lacs; conflicts the largest orders over
placed at any one timein this coun-v
try for the constructiomoi this type.
"of war cratt.
From \low on activity will be at
“inciease in the 'numbm: of employee
engaged in the work of construct
* 2' Besides .
tent on orderto obtain investments in ..
asthenla. The first kind of cast is
characterized by)“ curious stupor;
frequently patients are oblivious of
is" their surroundings. The neuros-
ithenla cases require prolonged trest-
nlent, and it is regarded as a great
like writer points out due Possibl-
lily. as the war progresses; that these
cases of war- shock will become fre-
ouent also among the population at
home. "The censors know what they
are doing when they suppress the
grewsome details and pictures of
Zeppelin raids. Such action is most
important to keep ill) the morals oi'
the nation, and‘is perfectly right
from II. medical point of .view. 0p-
tlmism is of the greatest value to the
nation as well as' the individual. The
feeling that all fussing. well is a
great mental tonic."
I ’ ‘ .
LONDON, June" 22.—-'s “mobiliza-
tion" of all the doctors in England is
being talked of here.
qualified . Dhl’slcians and surgeons
war work. has reached such a stage
that ofilcers of the Medical Council
believe that some sort of an organi-
cation 3!; the profession on a war
looting will be necessary. especially
as the public health is at. the present
moment a matter or special impor-
lance.
The/question of rearranging the
work-5 of the doctors to meet both the
military and civil demands is admit-
;tedly a difficult one. Neither doctors
nor patients are lilicly to be pleased
with any possible method of dividing
up private medical work along what
might perhaps be called “ethciency”
lines. ,
Many Physicians. especially in the
crmcd parts of the cities. are al-
resdyasbusy‘ as theycenbe, and-
probably in these cases no readjust—
moat vocals be ngyissble. but there
are large numbers of practitioners in
the suburban and countsyrdlstglots
who could be novel:
in secfions whens spenlalvneed. is
ifolti“ if this involves heavy loss to
lineman“. may be possible to armhge
for government compensation.
- m
MING. June 22. (pormondenoe
of {the Associated Press )—-The
Chinese Government his been adept»
hymns devices {or the pm
Iof- obtaining loans from the Chinese
peep o, since-rlt is impossible during
mammal war toniitcinv
. .3
Introducing a lottery in.
The dearth of
owing to the large numbers taken for
, .sponsible for the passage of a new
.usnts during the past few months
.‘l‘bose who still use the
. inclines to allow prisonersnol ,war
our athletic underwear.
“In union thcrcs strength,"
llcnce union suits are a
strong psqlosition. $1 per
garment in white lislc, check-
:cd madras. satin striped mad-
was. Silk mixtures a dollar
in ghcr. .
Clockcd silk boson black,
white and colors:
NORWALKI' SO. NORWALK
seventh class decoration: he woo
buys more receives a llfth class; and
so it goes up to very large sums, in
which case special decorations, “some-
thing (new and hitherto unprovided.
are granted to the men who trust the
Government with hundreds of thou
sands of Mexican dollars. '
LONDON, June 22.—-—'i‘lse story of a
. convicted coward who turned hero
during the fighting around Ypl‘os is
told by Professor J H. Morgan, who
spent five months at British fiend
quarters and whose investigations
were summed up in til! Bryce Wort
on German atrocities. He has Just
returned to London. He says:
, “There was a sergeant who had
lost his nerve and had been senten-
ced by court-martial to five years'
penal servitude for cowardice. Be-
fore the sentence could be carrledout
the Prussian Guard made their lav
mous attempt to break through our
line. and the sergeant. in the fight~
ing which ensued, fought with such
bravery that -but for being nominally
under arrest at the time, he Would
have been awarded the Victoria
Cross. As igwaa, his sentence was
ouasbed, and “the’ incident was re
act of Parliament. by which a son
tense 011 a soldier may be suspended
and the man given an opportunity of
redeeming his character."
M
LONDON Jun-c zap-The, war has
brought what might be described as
is not a workhousc in the United
Kingdom that has not reported aI
great decrease in the number of vag-
wards? are men of sixty years or'
sally so young or middloaged vag-
aunts left . .
,s,
w .
1.0510012. 3% Sawi‘he we on
on has announmd tendsrmsrsIItsrwtll-V
be employed on Am near. detention}
Rogersdc Stevens
‘ I. short time ago because his business-
lines monopolled all his
a trampless era‘ to England There.
‘hcad in the real estate and insurance
regular cut i0prices, as egg:
«our store‘lo marrow an
with our modern methods
CREX RUSS.
‘8 x to, all the new colors;
value $700 each. Wednes-
day special, each. . £94
CREX BUGS
.. 36 x 72, stenciled borders,
variety of colors; value
$1 so each. Wednesday
special...... ..... $1.15
AKMTNSTER RUGS.
. 27 a: so, in the newest de-
signs; value $2.00 each.
Wednesday, special $1.64
’ WIRT WAIST BOXES.
Covered with matting. 36
inches long, inside tray:
‘value $4.00 each. Wednes-
day special . .. $2.94
MARQUISETTE
CURTAINS.
, Fancy border lace edge;
value $2.00 per paIr Wed~
nesday special. .3159
SWISS CURTAIN
MUSLIMS.
36 inches wide. pretty pat—
terns; value we per yard.
Wednesday special. .7V3¢
SILKOLINE. .
. All the new effects 36
inches wide; value 15c per"
yard. Wednesday special
........
Joseph Island South ilsr'rslll
plenum-Smock
on the Map '
(Special to the Evening Sentinel.)
SAUGATUCK, Conn. June 22»—
Joseph Morton is the man who has
rapidly placed this hyphenated old
town of Westport-Ssugatuck on the
industrial and commercial map. Mon,
women and children fondly call him
"Joe" and everybody joins in declar-
ing him the man in whom unbounded
confidence may be placed together
with infinite trust
Our Joe came over heretrom South
Norwpfik, the city of his birth, some
thirty odd' years ago andmade- this
the'town (of his adoption. In all that
time. Joe has. never been known to
have an enemy. The sterling quali-
ties of the man. his temperament and
good Judgment were quickly recog
nized by the local powers, and at the
very first opportunity that arose, Mr.
Morton was made a Justice of the
Peace. Then he became the Chen-
and Accepted Masons, and these two-
honors pressed upon him wereoulclt-
ly followeMy another, Mr. Morton
being appointed Postmaster at Sang-
‘many years, without there being reg-
istered against him one single com-
plaint. ’
Mr. Morton is no longer Postman
tor; his other duties in behalf of his
fellow-townsmen' have made him for
too- busy for the limitations of the lo-t
cal Post Ofilce. HevreslgnedI only at
in other
time.“
Judge Morton is now heels ovei'
business which has g'rown steadily
"for many months. Some of the finest
or others nasociatsd with him
, cobcblnd itsll and COMPO GAE
promisestobeonsofthsbest
Every item printed here brin
pendable and seasonabie merchan
regular stocks, marked at still low
cial attractions to bring youlo'
make you better
gs to your notice #-
dist taken. fmm 0'1!
er prices from aw
acquainted
of doing business. " .
TROJAN LAWN
MOWERS.
l4 and 16 inch blade
fine steel; value $3.50
$4.00 each. “I is
special ........... S2
GARDEN HOSE. .
5 Ply. fully Kim I
no per foot. Wee.
special _...‘.,,t ......._,,;
.GAS PLATES A“
2 burners, li‘Oll fr
1118 $135 eacli. W
special ....... . . .
.9
WHITE MOUNT“?
ICE CREAM FREEZ
2 qt. size
3 qt. size
4 qt. size . ..
ERIE ”LEW" I
ER catapults, .
Clear crystal flint glass
value 5c” each. Wednesda
spccul.
...
FOOT TUBS.
Steel, gray cnamclad'
luc 45c each. .Wednes-
special
THE OHIO MATm
Blue tip, noiseless, in“ '
size: value so. per kg.
\N ednesday special
4boxea
LIQUID VENEER; .
12 oz. bottle; value
lain of Temple Lodge. Ancient Free .
stuck a position held by him for
shore. properties. in this vicinity are
“casual lln his hands to any and sell and some3
of the most tempting form lands in:
over. motels pay then am pm» Fairfield County are on his books. ‘ ‘
Recently Mu. Morton has delved:
_' deep into the realms at local realty E'
:and OOMPO GARDENS is the result
‘oi.’ his enterprise and thrift There. ,.
in g
'9 last properties, but ‘Joe is the -.
ly- tow erect attractive h
COMPO GARDENS giv W
adding much to tQ-I y.
elected there in the neck
Streets. sidewalks}! '
public water and “satin.
being established'and m
of lots are promisodgcv
convenience and nonfat.
In the Sentinel. of.
there is an advertiseme-
GARDENS, which no
paper should overlook
your paper aside, sec wit
ion has to say about fills.
prise of his, COMPO AR
then wait a favorable
int estigate the COMP
proposition over th'e coin
and Joe Morton will. be.
all visitors around and '
information they may ..
mousse Leona.
we own warn
thors' Friday morning
Broad Hall Inn, Darla"
master of laughs
bor. "
Norwalk Chronicler