ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
1.. AND A 1.. 11.11.11.111
PROPRIETORS.
itinerant conclusions Berlin's
success, 3111.1: 31,
I915
except __A11stria and Turkey.
ml: tide 3. 32 11.111.
rises 11 :48; sets 7
”INIATURE ALMANAC FOR,
,neutr‘al nations are a unit
them."
PHONE CALLS.
Editorial Rooms-92.
Sums Office—~93-
fidltor' s Residence—11251.
,fiusmess Manager' 5
1342.
‘Vhere the system has broken
ndividual commissioners
their conscientious attention to
system of government work
,th best system ever
i o! olficlals will
grinding out good government
S everlasting public solicilude.
t
11611. Governments which
ovortlnown. The proudest
row. the antipathy of race to
and human laws. Fear
“ceased the hearts of millions.
9"1‘rade has been suspended
111mm paralysed. The rich
Immune poor; and the p
to as have done for mankind,
ngo' wilds and I’atagonia,
.een avowed from the tribune
defended by the sword.
“Enidpe has been threatened
With whom the barbarians
iwere enlightened and humane.
t friends of the people have
vilages were in jeopardy; and
last be necessary to
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Md think it had just. been
ther English author
t's 119111 Macaulay’s
11‘ also; 111111 11‘ applies to
devised
Finland to fall if the people merelye
turn over their public business to it
and then ignore it.1No plan and no set.
work automatically, ‘1
van liberty in order to save civili-
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vENINo SENTINEL TELE-
orwalk Branch Office—1388.
city Editor's Residence—7524.
Residence—
Rublisher's Residence—890. .-
"COMMISSION PLAN" FAILURE.
The commission form of govern-
ont gets a black eye in Nashville,
down
and the bankrupt city has gone into
the hands of a receiver It would be
interesting to know precisely how
'Vniuch of the disaster is due to the
commission idea, how much to the,
and how
punch to the citizens in general. The
resumption is that the chief trouble
«ll be found with Nashvilles citizen-
Ship—with its people’s civic spirit,
their "interests in municipal affairs and
them
it's a truism that an intelligent, alert
stay: or citizens can make almost any
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is THE OCTOGENARIAN SCHOOLBOY
600d govemment is the product of
. , anuromausv" Macadam.
"All around us the world is ‘con-
'vulssd by the agouies of great no
lately “’9’“ an” eighly'two years of abso-
, seemed llltoly to stand during ages' lute illiteracy, to learn to recognize
have been on a sudden shaken and
capitals
of western Europe have streamed
with blood. All evil passions. the
thirst of fsin and the thirst of ven-
seduce, the antipathy or class to
race)
ok‘en loose from the control oi
and
outlety have clouded the faces and
and
have
car have be-
com poorer. Dectrines hostile to all
sciences, to all arts, to all industry.
.1111 domestic charities, doclrlnes,
I hich it carried into effect would in
dbirty years undo all that thirty cen—
and
“111111 make the fairest provinces of
tilt ncegand Germany as savage as
have
and
with
subjugation by barbarians compared
who
marched under Attila and Alboln
The
with
deep sorrow owned that interests
more precarious than any political
thfit
sacrifice
'That sounds very unionists, doesn't
writ-
Hairy '11 111111111111 111111151111 of the Al-
61111ny H G. Wells or some
"History _ot
land? He wrote it nearly 70
"the
' many reasons of all kinds why it
the high seas are inalienable,
Germany-and Great Britain,
trais may go about
belligerents.
The principle is plain " enough.
lives of peaceful citizens, we ground
them up and chip them into jail—-
werdon‘t let them drive the rest of
Us from the thoroughfares. if two
rival mobs start fighting in the
streets,» it’s harder for the decent ci-
tizens to maintain their rights and
carry on their business, but that fact
doesn't, make mob law any more val-
id.
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Thomas P. Copher has started to
school. To'mmy s teacher is Miss Pearl
Downs. The school is, one of the
“moonlight" sort, recently 'cstablishcd
at Jackson schoolhouse, near Owings-
ville, Ky.
Al the end of one week's lnstruc»
‘lion Tommy showed excellent prog-
‘l'ress. lie had learned to write his
inanie.
That was a considerable achieve-
>ll1e letters 01‘ his name with a dim
eye and shape them with an unsteady
hand. That weak 111111111 the biggest
intellectual stride ever taken by T.
P .Cooper. He represents an effort
made by few men at such an age. 1
”With most of us education ends in
our ‘teens. We may continue learning
for another decade or two, but rapidly
the brdln burdens and the mind clos~
es to new ideas. We stand pat on,
what we learned when young. We do-
preciate the “follies" of the newer
generation, the “falseness' or “iutll~
ity" of new ideas, thoughts and ways.
Worst 01 all, we lose our curiosity
about things, and that means mental
stagnation and decay.
W1. might all take
from the old man who has learned
to write his name.
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THOSE KANSAS DlNNERS.
inspiration
Kansas to eliminate the hot and bur-
densome Sunday dinner, giving the
house-mother a real“ day of rest A
that may well be followed from one
and of the land to the other, and the
coming of summer makes a good time
to begin. ., .
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There is no real reason,
economic, or demsstic why Sunday
noon shoal; be characterized by a
heavy meal, and there are a great
social,
ought not. And in these days of gas
and oil stoves and tireless cookers
there is no necessity whatever for a.
woman to slave'over a hot
., There are as my "new of _ ter-
new yaw authorities as than .11"
Mexican alienists, had given a con-
crete base they can arrive at as many1
16881 1
authorities would carry more movie
tion if they had a little foreign bach-
111g. 1‘ happens that the ”WWW Near Shore and Station we have
authorities disagree with the Gor~‘ arranged and subdivided Dwelling
man view in every other country, and Bungalow SiWS- All COME?!
The
in sup-
porting the American contention that
their citizens “may travel where their
' interests upon the high seas . call
The crux of the matter is this: We
neutrals maintain that our rights on.
* that “
peace at sea is the normal. lawful
state oLanairs. and that the bellig-
erents carry on their warfare there
only by the adherence of neutrals.
1 to a‘
less degree~mhintalns that the bel-
Vligerehts have a right to fight all over
the seas, under whatever conditions
they see fit to prescribe, and that neu-
thsir business
there only by the snfterance of the
If
two men go gunnign for each other
in the city streets, endangering the
Last year there was a movement in I long to the 31“me
stead of a flimsy imitation. It’s a plan »
stove '
when she ought to be resting or at
«sun W‘—
. Weasel-oestrous“, coon.
on we souuo.
snowman THE BEAUTIFUL
M 1 comes BEACH
mmswmconn.
lenses. Train and trolley express
service. Plumbing, water and
electricity ready for connection.
LETS» 110113311
Furnished and Unfurnished
Houses.
To rent for summer season or
for sale, on the shore or inland.
Gm! Opportunities at Rental
. from 6150
Modern Unto-dale Farms
Latest improvements at sacrllic
prices. Also improved and calm
proved shore property.
Convince Yourself of There
Exceptional Bargains
108. MIG" REAL ssrA'r‘E
filovernor Holesinb recently sn-
nuanced the; Winch: of Captain
William A. newts}? the well known
Bridgeport oystermnn :8 Water po-
lineman tor Fail-field county waters
and Burton L. Wright of Miltord for
New Heron county waters.
5 Captain Lords will. use the 111111
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mission and which is now in Palmer
brothers shipyards, 00s Gob. having
a hoisting engine installed. This on»
line will be used in raising the
dredge when ascertaining the value
and consistencypi oyster property.
The new boat will be ready for aer-
vlce about the middle of next week
and will be anchored off_ the Bug
light. This vessel replaces 10111
smaller bouts which were formerly
wood by the oyster police.
[RECEIPTS our av JlTNEY wu.o
CAT.
President Slam of Connecticut Com.
pany Lets Off Steam on New ‘
Transportation Competition.
1 'BRIDGEPORT, July 31.-—That the
>iltneys have become the ever present
Deals of those connected, with the re
gul‘ar transportation companies, par-
tieularly those or long standing, was
and
IN SU RANC E
1-9 Westpm'slieugaluck, .-
CONNECTICUT
of a hot day.
The possibilities of the tireless
expensive stoves in which to burn
them, there is no excuse for any fam-
ily being dependent on scoal or wood
range for summer cooking.
To be utterly "dopy" after feeding
overplenteously ‘on hot food'lsn‘t an
especially comfortable state in which
to spend a July afternoon. To be ov-
erheated and worn to the breaking-
point is sspdcially uncomfortable tor
the housemother. ‘ Why permit it
longer? . e
O-——-7—-—- ,
oo'ol'rlfss IN THE news or THE
DAY.
RICHMOND, ind. July 31. ~—~'l‘he
elimination of weeds along the public
highways is a part of the work of the
crmtendcnt Jones of the Wayne coup.
ty departments of highways, and ac-
cordingly he will out Weeds all over
the county
Prisoners from the county jail will
be used in this work. as they have
been during the sprlng in road repair
work. The county now has an auto-
mobile trusk used for the transporta-
tion of prisoners to various parts of
the county
The experiment 01 working prison-
‘ars on the road was undertaken with
some misgivings by citizens, but now.
according to county oilicers, the only
chinctloncomes from the prisoners
themselves, who preier', in most cases,
to be permitted to spend their time in
ldlanoss at the Jail
1 ~—
Was His Off Day.
110s ANGELES (111., July 31.47%
hum Anderson, Venture. rancher, was
roughly handled in Chinatown the
other evening. Losing his way, he
blundereil into a stable yard. ,An irate
Watchdog hit him. He fled into the
stable.
fled out again. Twelve Chinumen
was waiting there. They beat him.
thinking him a burglar. He tried to
climb a seven toot fence and fell bead-
As he: lay there, stunned, a police»
man happened: along and arrested him
as a plain drunk. 1 1 \
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Jolted in “may in Rfllcilfle. .
EVERETT, Wash, July '31. #With a
purpose 'of. “getting even” with a twin
an messenger, an employs at the City
Hall, William Jl. White, independent
jitney bus driver on Colby avenue,
droWe down a rough side street at a
high rate of speed. :lolting his fair pas- :
ported the incident to the police. ,
White admitted he was anxious to ‘
“get even" with the young woman, and .
accordingly had driven oi! his regular
run to give her a good Joltlng in the
dishes are plenty for the main meal mildly to say he does not just up-
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“road improvement, " according to Sun 1
Four horses kicked him. Ho}.
stinger around soiorclbly that She re "
Sevldenced yesterday by an expression
of President L. s. Storrs of the Con
nacticut company, during his visit
in the city. It would be putting it
purchased'hy the State Shellfish corn .1
iwns'rm mg:
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cago River.
more of the jilneys.
Explaining to the Stratford avenue
have been materially decreased be;
cause of a certain wild out form of
transportation that has come ln.’
President Stan's did not even men'-
tion the word “jitney.”
~Vacant property can be routed and
good tenant seemed through Senti-
nel Want Advertising. '
glinf 1n the water.
W
F. W. Willard.
F. W. Willard, technical super-
intendent of the cable works of ..
the ‘Western Electric Company in
Chicago, was one of the officials
of the Company on the Eastlaml
when she turned over in the Chi-
Hc did not 105 h .
head, but got a l' c is
1fc
COURT.
HARTFORD, July 31.——-For
lug"
Farloud is a member.
Messrs’Bsoom 11111111111111.
. beg leaVe to announCe {that}
they will remove to their
new.bu1ldmg at MAorsoN
AVENUE 5’ FORTY-FOURTH S
STREET 011 Cthe sewaa'day ab
and
threw it to many persons strug
Md 1 1 l d i In this war
so comm as on just how much the "3 save a argc number.
cooker are 81:10“ 9mg: wf’thhm" receipts of the company have been}
prevalence an accosm y 0 c 83D decreased since the entrance of the CORNER
FIKER IS IN
petroleum fuels and small, handy, in-ijit‘ney. Mr. Storrs said, 'Our revenues! F an IN C!"
“an?
passing women about the color
of their stockings Myron McFarland.
. ;descrlbed by the police as a "corner
’ {plkor' was fined 85 and costs in the
Police court. The police are trying
to break up a ganggot which Mo-
SATURDAY, your 31', 1915-
33hr
.‘hzgxgui‘fi‘
.€;‘lzikfliliis” I .
“hymn?
Saturday Night Specials
Of chambray and per-
cale. all sizes; value 39c
each ......... 25¢
MENS LINEN
COLLARS.
7 MI styles and sizes;
value 151: each ..... 9¢
“WOMEN’S“
HANDKERCHIEFS.
All linen, hcmstitchcd
and scalloped edge; we
711‘
1111; 12 12¢ each .
Closing Out Sale
do FROM 7’ to 1.0
J! LONG CLOTH. 9 x 12 WOOL .
~ . 1' 53ft Chamois finish, FIBRE RUGS.
yar pieces, value 381: All colors; value
piece ¢ each ...... $3$590§
WAS \ . _ RUBBER
P “100°“ noon MATS.
dense:h lawns, crepes 18 x 27 incth' value
an gm ams; va 11c . "
1.2 1—21: yard ..... Sfi¢ $1.00 each ....... 69¢
. . WINDOW SHADES.
woman's PATENT Water opaque, good
LEATHER BELTS. spring, all ~colors, value 1.
Slack and red 1 1—2 25L “Ch -------- 19¢
an 2 inches wide; value
TABLE
296 each ...... . 17¢ OIL CLOTH.
’ 45 inches wide, all col—
, figfigggsbl S In one and white; value 25c
’J ‘ at Cost.
per yard ...... 14¢
m
TEA KETTLES.
‘No. 8, copper, nickel
plated; value $1. 25 each
79¢
WRIGHT'S
SILVER CREAM.
lest silver polish
made; value 25C bottle
15¢
m
DR. LYONS
TOOTH POWDER
Value 19c bottle 14¢
m
of. Refrigerators
it “u lll‘ +1.
tut 1. 9311""
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A THOROUGH TEST.
One To Convince the Most Skeptical
South Norwalk Reader.
The test of time is the test that
counts.
Dean’s Kidney“ Pills \have made
their reputation by effective action.
The following: case is typical.
convinced.
proof complete.
Testimony like this cannot be is-
nored ‘ . .
Mrs. lift}. Seymour, 39 Franklin
_ streetLSouth Norwalk, says: ,‘j I had?
a constant, dull pslnvln the small of,
my back and sides, accompanied by
weakness through ‘my lotus. When I
was doing my work about the house
sharp twinge: darted through me. The
kiney secretions bothered me and
I {winch ' ‘ " 6111
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”town”
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"all
1 plainly {shown that .1 need a kidney
South Norwalk residents should be
1 The testimony is confirmed-the .1
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medicine. Doan's Kidney Pills, procur-
ed at Plaistcd's Drug store, were not
long in removing the trouble I know
of other people who have used Doan' s
Kidney Pills with satisfactory re.
salts. 1,
Praises Dean's Again. ‘
More than two years later. Mrs.
Seymour said: “Donnie Kidney Pills
do all that is claimed for them and I
gladly confirm all I have said in their
praise before."
Price 50o. at all dealers. Don’t slm- ~
1ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that
1 Mrs.'Seymour has twice publicly re-
commended. Foster-Milhurn
Props, Buffalo. N. Y
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‘SENSATIVE.
“So the lady doctor jilted Bob?"
‘ "Yes. He called her a dear little
duck; and she thought he meant to
insinuate that she' was a quack."—
New York Wor‘ld.
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