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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENINQ SW35.

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THE sou rn NORWALK

EVENING SENTI N‘EL

ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

It. "1.. AND A. L. GOLDEN,

PROPREITORS.

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imoral duty, but our legal duty as one:
iOf the signatories to the treaty guaraii-'

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ieeing Belgium‘s neutrality, to protest
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Belgians. Few other American leaders
:admit any legal obligation or warrant
er _ .«_ .. d . , m for such interference. Many. Iiowererfl
‘SATURDAY, OCT. 9, 1915 . ’
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR:

TOMORROW- ‘intertlaliollal morals and humanity.
High tide 1:36 a. m.; 1:57 p. m.,»
Sun rises 6:02; “5’536- Eiiation never said an otiicial word or
I ’ - ilifted an official finger to stay Ger—
iillfllly's hand when the invading force
{was burning cities and slaughtering

have lamented that no American pro-
test was registered on the ground of

The fact remain that the American

 

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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.

Editorial Rooms—92.

Business Office—93.

Norwalk Branch Office—r388.
Editors Reddencwnfifi. fdo the same again under the same cir-

ity Editor's Residence-77524. .mmsmms
Busmess Manager's Residence—- why. men, do we mum": m can

lcivilians because of their real or fan-
lcied resistance. And perhaps we should

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MASONIC DIRECTORY 'a small, weak power. We have nothing
Old Well L0G“. N°0 108. F- and A- M-; to fear from Turkey, and don't care

Meets in Masonic Building. South; whether we Offend her or not—so we

- filiiiii street, lst and 3d Tuesday of .

. inch niOtllll—ahll)’ and August ex_;speak morality and humanity to her.
cept‘ldva‘ g 0-1-10“. All fifasferi The comparison brings to uiind an-
Masnns cordially invited. Sylvester“ other parallel. Neither our government

'Ileclior, W. M., Robert M. Wilcox. ’ nor otir public has favored intervention
Sec. ; in Mexico. Yet we have intervened in
f liayti, where there was far less chaos
Chapter, N0. 38, R. A. M., will be he'd'and infinitely less perilqo our inter—lt
in Masonic Temple. South Main St..:95“"- Why? Well, it would have taken
Tuesday evening, October 12th, at 8 an army of half a million men to sub-
o'ctock. Work R. A. Dt‘fll‘ee- A” “Walnut: Mexico, and Hayti could be sub-
Arch Masons cordially Invited to at'ldued by a handful of marines.

tend. Uncle Sam has his ideals, and can

A Stated Convocation of Butler

CHARLES A. TUCK H. P.1
Au¢st:_ {be hold on occasion. lint he isn‘t such

F. s. LYON,
Secretary.

at fire-eater as he was once. lie is pru—
dcnt nowadays before he is bold. lie is
still eager to reform the world, but he.

ANOTHER STEEL TRUST. ‘doesn't like to tackle very much Of‘

The Unitul States attorney general it
in doing wcll to keep an eye on the
AMERICAN POETS.

now stcol merger. The operations in ,
, , James Wliitconib Riley, Judged by.
connection with the organization of n l

. literary sta idards, i‘ not a real )oet.
rival to the present steel trust, With ' l h g l ‘

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the Midvale Steel Company as n nuc-

Iie certainly doesn't belong with tho1
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nus, may be perfectly legitimate; but “ ”d p is Cr ics “H M i m
at. a time when speculation is so rife,

in the first rank of American singers,;
y—sucli venture will bear watching.
fit was under conditions very much

and perhaps not even in the second?
lie same that the United States Steel
corporation was formed-active indus-

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And yet he is honored more by the}
American people today than any other;
on, a glut of money and a frenzy
speculation. It would be unfortun-

. good behavior front a federal coui‘
”1y last June, was about. half watered
flock to begin with. The gradual crea- ‘
.on of great value of those hundreds}

ffl millions ofydollsrs’ worth of water; pamny above the rest—Poe m
” technicdl’ perfection for his verse, and

of our poets, living or dead. And none‘
of the rest ever gained such ungrudg-l
ing recognition during their iIVes as:

if the present war industry craze was shown him only last week on the'

old result in the formation of anfloccnslon of his fiftyniuihbirthdny. l
’Uher such trust. I Foreign roadera hardly know Riley‘s‘
B should be remembered that the name. Most. Americans .ot cultivat‘;

, .eel Trust, though it has largely liveded literary ”am however, they may:
awn its past, and earned a certificate like his poetry, refuse to compare “1
t witlitlmt of our older galaxy of bards,l

"Bryant, Lowell. Poe, Longfellow and;

Whitman. Of these it is generally rodl

ogntzed today that two stand incom-

the

In still handicapped by its aqueous or-l Whitman ‘“ bigness and power 0f “‘3'
radio... that the public sun pays, and: 9mm“ Eve“ “m0“ 0“” late“ 1’09“
m“ long continue to day. higher pric- there are several that are commonly
p8 on all steel products than it would . ,
gone Field, who had so much in com-
. nion ‘wlth him. >
:But somehow Riley’has taken hold:

of the-people, of the average render!
”rind even the non-rend, in a. way that
the others, whatever their genius, have
.not. And the reunion, perhaps, is that
' of all our writers worthy of‘ being call-

. , ’ . .h 'Ieat “literar ."
process is to go. It wduld be a culam- 6d poets he 1% t e. s y
l-His language and his Inspiration are
ityfor the. country If the new trust: ,.
_ f not taken from books. He Is more sim-
phould proceed to absorb all, or nearly _
' ‘ple, natural and human than even
Robert Burns,

for he never tries to be
gems. Such aniova can hardly be pet»; .
anybody but himself, or to depict any

wilted by the government. it would, .
ismotions that he doesn’t know and
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dence of an attempt to throttle compelfeel in his own lien or ‘ p y“
lany characters with whom he is not

dividends on inflated capitai.
The itiidvnlc merger, on the face of

pale inflation, though the stocks ofvthe

up to a value that may prove fictitious.
It is uncertain how far the merging

100 credit loan comes word that Ger-

! the some purpOse as the Allied Amer-3

’dinand and Constantine.

‘Mrc. Hclcna Hill Wood

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CREDIT LOAN IN SWEDEN.
In the wake of the Allies’ $500,000,-

niany has just negiotiated a credit
loan in Sweden. The amount of it is
40,000,000 kroner. It was floated by the

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five principle banks of Stockholm. i
This loan is intended for precisely

‘ican loan—to steady international ex-‘
change between Germany and Sweden;
and facilitate payment for the supplies;
that Germany has been purchasing in
that country.

The parallel goes farther than that.
Sweden is as prououncedly proGer-
man as the United States is proAlly.
it. is estimated that the proportion of
Swedes favoring the Teuton cause is
about 90 per cent. There was opposi-
tion here to the Franco‘llritish loan,
but it was put through nevertheless
because of the general conviction that
it was for the best interests of the na-
tion.

it would be interesting to
whether the American citizens who op-
posed the Allies‘ loan on the score of
American neutrality would call that

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Swelish loan unnoutral. 0“.

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For that week—end trip or
long journey—here are the
helpers to carry your duds.

Suit cases, good ones. at $5.
New styles in bags.

kind for man and boy.
Everything from hats

Rogers C& Stevens '

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ing into line for woman suffrage, we a! NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
infer that our statesmen are either un-

expectedly chivalric or utxexpeclclly

gifted in reading the taminisl hand“

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At this writing, we woutdii't glvelRAIDS IN PARIS
much more than their bullion value fori
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the crowns adorning the regal heads;
PARIS, Oct. il.~——l’romcnaders on‘

of two Balkan gentlemen named Fer-.3
,the grand boulevards of Paris have.
lroccntly becn treated to a speciaclei

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Former Graduates.

bring to help the cause of woman slit-Hermie during the days of
frage. Mrs. liolenadllll ,\\'eed, mmr'i'mpaches"

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in in ofthe Research committee of he, in the 9111 and 18th aiTound

Congressional Union, has gone toi ‘
l’ouitlikoopslc to attend the exercigegimenta. comprising Montmartre and.

commemorating the 50th univeruaiy of Belleville, the favorite quatrll‘ers 0:|
the opening of Vassar. She took part jll'e “WW5“ element. and on e grant l

in the twentieth reunion of her classlboulel'fll‘dfi- the “M5 are ”‘0‘“- “‘0’"
today. , tough. They are organized by Mon-
Mrs. Weed Is organizing a ygreatnilcur Ronsrfiplpt. 6MB! of 0M 0' the,
campus meeting in the internist «if theimctropolitan distrhtla. who has under:
Susan ll. Anthony amendment to reihis orders:eight‘icominlsfifirles Of DO"
0 ballot the nunlliicatlonlltce and two police captains. who:
of sex. Thousands of old Vassar girls command four. squads of "plain;
will attend this rally ibr suffrage, and clothes" men that swoop the boule-‘
Mrs. Weed will make a strong speech yards. Two squads operating on both,
urging her audience to help with the sides of the boulevard start from Rue
work m Congress “9"“ winter. ldc ‘Faubourg Poissonniere: while two
Miss 13““! Mac‘Kaye, chairman of other squads start from the Madeline.
m“ Committee 0“ Pageants of the and they work toward ench other. in.
Congressional Union, '5 staging “ pag- cry man and woman unknown to the
cunt 0f “he“ at ““5“" 'police as a law-abiding person must
Among the notable Vassar womsnfisho‘, papers. The result of a recent
oillclnli-t of the Congressional Unlon‘mm of this kind was the verification
are: Professor Lucy M. Salmon, headior the papers of 52 professional beg-
Of the history department of Vussardgm 4 cocaine .merchanls 11 special
liirs. Inez hillhollnnd Boiseevain, Mrs.l ' ' "
'ivagnbonds, l7 deserters and 703 wo-
F. R. Hazard of Syracuse, nilmomhersi
of the Advisory Council, Miss Elsieimon of the street. Of these 512 were
Hill, daughter of Representative E. J. arrested.
Hill of Connecticut, a memberct thel Besides the rounds of the plain-
Executive,Commutee, and Miss Lucy clothes men on the hunt for civilians
llums of Brooklyn, the Vice-Chaifiiinn'in default. subaltern officers of the
army now make nightly rounds of the

of the Union.

wine shops and cafes for delinquent
soldiers. When. one is seen inside a
wine shop after the stroke of nine, a
sharp reminder in the form of a single
word "mililaire" brings h'Im to a rent-
ization that martial law is still in
force. and he salutes meekly and re-
turns to his quarters.

move from th

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COURT CLERKS NOW IN LARGER
ROOMS.
Again Take Possession of Former 01‘-i
flees, Much Improved by Enlarge-V
. mont and Arrangement.

It is "moving day" again at the.
county court house today, and Wil-
Ilam T. Havitand, clerk of the Super
tor court, and his assistants are be.
ing transtsrrsd back to their old quar-
ters on the east side of the third floor, The annual rm!“ 3will be held
3°! the building. For several months on the evening of October 13 in the
past the clerks and wistnnt have Parish Hall, st-eight o'clock. '0“ this

 

 

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,tition. As .the New York World points :1 ti at 1 anduaintad

., n m _ey .
3'" 3‘9 :"f‘ed 13‘3““ ““10"”1’0'3‘1 Riley icessenuauy Indiana. intense.
. ,_on as eento erated because it has ' ly Hoosier. His ham

“never controlled muchmore than bolts! 16 rd om turned Into rhyme and motor.

‘ :thlrd odor, in order to give the work-

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elr verse is Boos-1‘13“ ““9 °“ “‘9 “a“ ””931. “3" . inhuman of the social servicemen

been located on the west: side of tha‘ occasionthespeaksr will bathe Rev.
.George L. Paine, B. D., rector of St.
men an opportunity to enlarge the of , Paul's church, 350* Haven. Mr Paine

”“11““- lmiuion or the diocese “chums

The clerk’s omces will occupy near.

firm nation's steel industry, and its
> percentage has been shrinking rather
M increasing. ‘1: the~independenis
“noun now combine, It‘iniglit mean
-.ttie‘end of freedom and competitioa in

And so true and sincere‘is that even
though the poet is not “great," and
even though people ofother sections
profess to dislike the ‘fltdosier dialect’
or the “Eloosier type", they‘iu‘estill

'on the question of thermal in re-
-ly the entire space on the east sides to ' ‘

, rouse to social service work. (The

:“30 “all: bm“°%larm;r;n$:rzg ‘; members of the Parish are all cordially

if was bestow alter-iii”: were besuml invited to “mid. R "m- be worth

, . ' twhtlevto hear Mr. Patna-soda no have

and Clerk Havitands private office is; a. big crowd The rally service gwill

when industry. When thoro‘Weig‘e

led. Antenna of prejudice and sea:
two giant corporations~left in ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘

 

tobe :locatad in the room lathe tower
on the southeast corner. watch has
been used as an pm by ‘thturclin-

 

be held on the owning of the 17th. in-
standwjnf the filth. A full attendance

of the members of all the Parish or- .

hi mic-it ” "a be too easymfor
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, writings. .1: .
. at bottmdthttanybodywho pictures

demic training. to invi‘aney and his

 

, , triumph nature taco much the some

“set": , ‘ ’ui‘n'on beings ammo and

tion clerk )1. J. madam:

Doors. .loldlng'fibnrtliiclork's office
to thqcourtr on “Walnut. have
been In Min, mind-will make soon a
to the courtroom mountai- thI‘ the

mutations {is requested. The‘ rector

'portnnt Parish directions. "
On Friday waning, October

will preach and discunsoine vary .lm- 5

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29th.
there will be given in the Patch Hall '

time. Note the date now and come.
-On_ November tilt, the rector will
celebrate the fifth anniversary of his

coming infirmity Parish. On Sunday,
lNovember 77h, he will preach an sum-i
iversary sermon, and he asks that all 3.
libs communicants in the Parish keep?

that day with him by attendance at
the Holy Communion.
From first of November, until Lent,

the rector and Mrs. Coleman will be

lning of 1119 war-general police Fall” at home to members of the Parish anal
()ld Vassar C0119“ girls "to om“""such as were affected at regular in" their friends. on the first and thirds.
the Mondays of the month, afternoon and?

evening. It is sincerely trusted that

isse- many will visit the rectory on those?

days.

The parish fair will be held on De.
ceinber lst, given under direction of
the Woman‘s Guild.

White Leghorn Cookerels

A few fine. young, white
S. C. Leghorn Cockorcls for
sale at $2.50 each. Raised this
your from stock from the
greatest laying strain in the
world Imported direct from

--—I‘om Barron S. C.--

’i‘om Barron's place»«l'reaton,

England. Telephone Nelson
1“ Hunt, Superintendent. Ring
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With plus one inch apart;
dries the curtains straight and
smooth. Value $1.25 each
Wednesday special 89¢

WALL CLOTHES

SWISS MUSLIN
For curtains, all new designs.

Value 150. per yard.

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With all thé Ilatest devices LOG CABIN RUGS :3.
and improvements; cannot 27 x 54: All new effects. Val-.:

ue $1.00 each.

smoke or smell, tank is seamless
Wednesday special

and holds four quarts of oil.

Value 84.00 each.
$3.25

Wednesday special
Oak finish, light and durable.

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69¢?
RUBBER DOOR MATS '3:

18 x 27. Value 81.00 each. 3
Wednesday special .

69¢‘x

CARD TABLES

g.
32 INCH TRUNKS ’

Made of fibre heavily bound”
two part tray. Value 88.00 each. 0

Wednesday special $6 98 .

v, .3. Value 52.00 each. 9’
‘ Wednesday special .

1,8, ’ $1.24, lCOUCH COVERS ’3'
M O OEDAR OIL Fancy stripes; variety at”
i For dusting and polishing. 4 (30101-5, v31“ 100 O
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, . 79¢

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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.

Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause of‘tlie disease and them-t of
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done In childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life in the different organs and
hubs. . ‘ L

Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syn
toms in your body. Female trouble!
given special attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will never nml
giving the Chiropractor I chance to
pulp-you.

Magnetic. treatment: given also.

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What Arede ASseis? 7

an Wuhlfmlon as. summon-com. ‘

thing like this happens imam ‘

The scientific-Eonduct «business and personal attain today classes
9 the methods employed very dtltln‘ctly

’ Avoiilllie Liability

0f not having a checking ”(cocoon w. invite accounts which an
.. {given efficient and courteous attention. '

ratified com National Bank.

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