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THE SOU TH NORWPJJKImoml duty, but our legal duty as one

Iof the signatories to the treaty guaran-

EVENING SENTI QEL teeing Belgium's neutlulity, to protest
ESTABLISHED BY

JAMES GOLDEN

E. L. AND A. L. GOLDE
renew” “a.

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against Germany‘s invastion and even
go to war with her in defense of the
N, I Belgians. Few other American leaders

iadmit any legal obligation or warrant

 

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F -n .- . _ gfor such interference. Many. however.
ATURDAY, OCT- 9, I915 thave lamented that no American pro-
thest was registered on the ground of

 

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EEIATURE ALMANAC so
TOMORROW. ‘
Hig‘li_tide 1:36 a. m.; 1:57 p. m.:
5-311 uses 6105-3“; 536- Iilation never said an official word or
" ’ _. - tlifted an official finger to stay Ger.
EVENIggOSNEENEIAliEIé TELE. many's hand when the invading force
Editorial Rooms—92. “augme’infi
Business Office—93.

international morals and humanity.‘
The fact remain that the American

 

was burning cities and
civilians because of their real or fan-

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I CREDIT LOAN in swaosn.

3 in the wake of the Allies' $500,000,-
000 credit loan comes word that Ger-
many has just negiotiated a credit
loan in Sweden. The amount of it is

 

40,000,000 kroner. it was floated hy the
five principle banks of Stockholm.
I This loan is "intended for precisein
I the same purpose as the Allies’ Amer—f
,ican loan—to steady international ex-l
I change between Germany and Sweden;
I and facilitate payment for the supplies1
that Germany has been purchasing in'
that country.

The parallel goes farther than that.
Sweden is as pronouncedly proGer-
man as the United States is pro-Ally.

Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
I‘iditors Residence—1225—3.

City Editor's Residencc-—752-4.
Business Manager's Residence—

cied resistence. And perhaps we should
do the same again under the same cir-

cumstances.
Why, then, do we venture to call

it is estimated that the proportion of
Swedes favoring the Teuton cause is
about 90 per cent. There was opposi-
tion here to the Francollritliih loan,

 

For that week-end trip or

I . ,yiown its past. and earned a certificate

2 g: hock to-begln with. The gradual creaf
. . lion of great value of those hundredsi
”(millions of dollars' worth of water:
I . ‘ doesn't alter the fact that the trust,

*"V'; , you‘ll long'continue to pay, higher prlcq

77‘7"“?uhsldlary companies have been run

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I’ublisher’s Residence—890.

Turkey to account for doing what is
__ v“ _____ , worse only in degree? Well. Turkey is
-1 ASONIC DIRECTORY a small, weak power. We hiwe nothing
Old Well L0G“: N°~ 108. F- and A- M-, to fear from Turkey, and don’t care

M99“; in Masonic Building, South; whether we offend her or not—~50 we

Main streeylst and 3d Tuesday of. , .
each month—July and August exJuneak morality and humanity to her.

. copied-at 8 o'clock. All Master; The comparison brings to mind an-
, 'Masons cordially invited. Sylvester, other parallel. Neither our government
' hooker, W. .M" Robert 14- Wilcox-grim our public has favored intervention

Sec. ;in Mexico. ‘Yet we have intervened in
iliayti, where there was far‘less chaoa

A Stated Convocation of Butler| ' _ ’
I‘fihapter No 38 R A M, will be held and infinitely less peril to our litter-
, . . . . .

in Masonic Temple, South Main St.,I93l‘~‘- Why? Well, it would have taken.

Tuesday evening, October 12th. at 81 an army of half a million men to sulr
O‘CIOOK Work E A- D“9"”- A” R°Ymidue Mexico, and Hayti could be sub-
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Arch Masons cordially invited to at :dued by a handful of marines.

 

 

.ytend. CHARLES A TUCK H. P l .-Uncls Sam has his ideals. and can
Attestt— ‘be hold on occasion. llut he isn't such
F. S. LYON, [a tire-euter as he was once. its is pru-

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dcnt nowadays before he is bold. lie is
still eager to reform the world, bill he
doesn't like to tackle very much of
it at once. I

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AMERICAN POETS.

Secretary.

ANOTHER STEEL TRUST.

The United States attorney general
it doing well to keep an eye on the
new ,stccl merger. The operations in
connection with the organization of a
rival to the present steel trust, with
the Midvale Steel Company as a mic.-
leus. may be perfectly legitimate; but.
at a time when speculation is so rife,
any such venture will bear watching.
It was under conditions very' much
.tlic same that the United States Stccl
Writtion was formed—motive indus-

', "at, a glut of money and a frenzy

of speculation. it would be uiforlti'pfi ( .
' Pic if the present war industry craze was shown him only 1“" week on "“3

‘shOuld result in the formation of an-,°“°"‘“"°“ Of his fifty-ninth birthday.
other such truSt. ; Foreign readers hardly know Riley's
I It should be remembered that the mm“ M0“ Americans '0! cultivat-
,. steel Trust. though it has largely lived 9“ "“3“"? ”mi “WW", ”my may
like his poetry, refuse to compare it
with that of our older galaxy of bards,
Bryant. Lowell. Poe, Longfellow and
Whitman. Of these it is generally no
ognlzed today that two stand incom.
parabiy above the rest—~l’oe in the
technlcd‘l' perfection for his verse, and

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‘as still handicapped by its aqueous or- ; Whitman I“ bigness 3““ power 0! 1P5
’ later poets

[almond that the public still pays, and‘ pirattou. Even among 0‘"
‘thero are several that are commonly

 

literary standards. is not a great poet.
lie certainly doesn't belong with the
“world poets.” Critics will not put him
in the first rank of American singers,
and perhaps not even in the second.
And yet he is honored more by the

of our poets, living or dead. And none
of the rust ever gained such ungrudg.
ing recognition during their lives' as

I "bf good behavior from a federalcourt
ionly last June, was about half watered

onion all steel products than it won] 191““ before Riley. particularly Eu-

.‘iu‘tlie trust were not obliged to cum I gene Field, who had 3° much in com-

..dividends on inflated capital. ”“0“ “'“h ”In" ,
I I The Midvale merger on the face of; IBM somehow Riley has taken hold

' . ea ,
it. bears less evidence of such wholes0f the people, Of the average r der

’ an . , a ' t
pale inflation, though the stifiks of the d even the non read in 7"“ the
the others, whatever their genius, have

. . not. And the reason, perhaps, Is that
up to a value that may provefictitlous. _
' let all our writers worthy of being call-
. it is uncertain how far the merging
. ’ . n Fed poets. he is the least "literary.”
.prticess is to go. it would be a calm-i Hi 1 , d hi in i all n o
. s or
it! for the country if the new trustl Suing?“ 3.: M H Brim): aim
' anoindqiroceedito absorb all, or nearly“: :3 Tina": ' 13:113. ’ee on
. ~;. : . ‘3 _ , ‘ n I V
n of the bhdndependent steel con-I p e. on rat ' unis
‘ ‘. ’ {Robert Burns, for hevnevsr tries to be
t: Such a move can hardly be, per-3
anybody but himself, orto depict any

unified by the- ' ornment. It would. M ,
807 ’ jemotions that he doesn't know f and

James \‘t’hitcomb Riley, judged byl

American people today than any other '

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 know
whether the American citizens who op-
posed the Allies' loan on the score of
American neutrality would. call that
Swellsh loan unuoutral.

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From the way statesmen are full-
ing into line for woman suffrage, we
infer that our statesmen are either un-
ucexpectelly

Clothing too,
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NORWALK

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long journey—here are the
helpers to carry your duds.

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

Everything from hats to

Rogers ® Stevens I

just the light
and boy.

 

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much more than their bullion willie for-
the crowns adorning the regal heads
of two Balkan gentlemen named Fen
amend and Constantine.

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VASSAR GIRLS FOR SUFFRAGE.

 

I PARIS, Oct. il.-—Promensilers on‘
the grand boulevards of Paris hovel
IMM' Helena HIII Weed orgar“mm;colnpuraiively me since the begin~
Former Graduates. Ininiz of the war-general police raidsl

 

 

II [)8 IN PARIS i

‘conilng to Trinity Parish. 0n Sunday,l

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“IN IIIE CIII: ’
um fversury sermon. and he asks that all -..
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itho communicants in the Parish keepf

gifted in reading the feminist hand- ».
\vrltting on the wall. . W~« *fl- ._ t _ - - r
. .___. time. Note the date nOW'and come.
At this writing, we wouldn't give On November lst, tug rector will

celebrate the fifth anniversary of his

November 7th, he will preach an aunt-

tluit day with him by attendance at
the Holy Communion.

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the rector and Mrs. Coleman will be
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Guernsey ware, six cup size.
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Ilziug to help the. cause or woman gut"Itcrvuhs during the days of the. Mondays of the month. afternoon and" ""'"L_u )
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’frage. Mia. ilclena liill Vleed. Chili!" "Apaches." evening. it is sincerely trusted that
‘man of the Research Committee ofthe ‘ the 9th and 18th arroundisse-Emani’ will visit the rectory on "m“.
icongrosslonal Union, has gone i n ‘l Montmartre andIdl‘”. . .
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il’oughkeepsio to attend the exercises lnents. “mm” $R' rite quarters oil The parish fair will be held on De-l ,
{commemorating the, 50th nniveruat'y of llellevills. the 3‘0 , I) ve 1 1 ft
_ d the randlcm er ist. gi it under it root on o ‘
:tho opening of Vassar. She took part :“lt‘ lawless element. ““ m g h ‘the Woman‘s Guild. I
‘lu the twentieth reunion of her classtbOulevu‘ds. the nuts are most t Or- 1 ‘
.today. ., < . Iough. They “scrutinised by Mom ‘ I .
1 Mrs. Wood is organizing a WHSIEUT Roussoigté liiofofhoofie of 3:6, ‘ i F A C l
‘cumpus meeting in the Interest of the metropolitan d s c s. W H un l‘ ' I tom 03
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uSuslin B. Anthony amendment to re- Iiis orders eight Rommlssurles 0' DO" W‘s Leghorn cockerels , -.
move from the ballot the qualidcattouitlce andflwo miller captains. what A few line, young. white ; Pocket is
of sex. Thousands of old Vassar girls command four Yaounde of “plain-l S. C. Leghum Cockei'els for l
i'will attend this rally for suffrage, andlclothos" men that sweep the book“ sale at $2.50 each. Raised this i
iers. Weed will make a strong speech yards. Two squads Operating on both; your from stock from the ~i . .
Vul'Sil'lg her audience to help Will! the Iaidea of the boulevard start from Rua‘ greatest laying strain in the” I! P‘ ’Sltlvel Ciean
' work in Congress next winter. Ida naming Poissonnlero; while two world imported direct from i . y
M155 Hazel MacKaye, chairman of other squads start from the Madeline. _. on Bill? __
the Committee on 1):“th 0' the and they Work totvard each other. Bv-I Ton? Barron’s p?i:e—S~.Pr€;ton I .
Congressional Union. 3 stag "3 a "3' cry man iind woman unknown to the ' g 0 ‘ d N . .
. _, England. Tole hone Nelson t v
em“ ”f “be“ I“ V333“ Ipoilce its a law-abiding person mitst F Hunt Superliluendent Rip I r er 0w a mel- [Ices-
Among the “ammo W's" women'gsho' WW”- T“ mu“ °f “ ”m“ 1124-6 N l ' a Our ricer are as low as an bod ’s rices
officials of the Congressional Union I d of “I,“ kind was the verification . om 3- P Y Y P -
- fessor Lucy M Salmon head!” ’ 3 v . '
are. Pro ' . ' of the papers of 52 professional beg- t i La" nte or one
of the history department of Vasunmgm , mam mmhms n ”ma, ~~ --— ~‘ - —— ————--———~ . 9 .
Mrs. Inez Mllhofland Bolssevaln. MI‘B.I’ ' 5 ’ ‘ ‘ I Our re resentative will ladl can and
. see 011
F. R. Hazard of Syracuse. all membersi'agnbonds‘ 17 deflate“ and 733 we} F S YON p .. ’ g Y Y
. [men of the street. 0! these 51.. were 0 o . about your winters slipply. ‘
of the Advisory Council, Miss Elsie t ‘ . .
Hill, daughter of *Reprcsontntive E. J. |nrrea ed. “ . Vi (100d Jab Punting . .
Hill of Connecticut 8. member or the Besides the rounds of the pla 11- . .
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Ex cutive Committee. and Miss Lucy clothes men on the hunt for clvilluus .‘3: NORTH MmLfiTIEI‘: Hart] - n Phone
Ruins of Brooklyn, the Vice-Chalfinan'in default, sujialtern officers of tho .. NORWALK . PHO .» . I a , 721,
-, . MI 00’ .
of the Union. army now make nightly rounds of the _ .
_-—-—---—-——-‘-- wine shops and Ycafes for delinquent h .. WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK-
COURT. CLERKS Now IN LARGER soldiers. Wl'ienone ls seen inside it ' & . . ,‘ —-__ '
\ ROOMS. wine shop after the stroke of nine, a - The New _ lefllie " #4
_.._.__. sharp reminder in the form of a single DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC;

Iword “militatre” brings him to it real-
ization that martial law is still in
force, and he salutes meekly and re-
turns to his quarters.

Againf Take Possession of Former Of.
floss, Much Improved by Enlarge-
morit and Arrangement.

It is "moving .1184?" again at the
“county court house today, and Wil-
‘liam T. Haviland,‘clerk of the Super TRINITY PARISH NOTES.
ior court. and his assistants are me. (From the Town Churchman.)
in; transferred Mist» their old quar- ‘ . .
tors on the outside of the third floor, m

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The annual rallysoclalwill be held

Willy be regarded prima facie evi-v

9 ohm attempt m throttle com ”West in his own heart; or to portray.

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iany. characters with whomhsis not
the United States Steel Corporat-2 intimately acquainted.

.hevergooutrollod much morethan- hslfj isrdom- turned into rhymoand meter.
3’” “"9”: it“! ‘Fd‘i'try’ ““1 “‘ And so true and sincere is that it...
. . °' ““13““: are”??? other though the poet is surveillance-anti
increasingrlfvtliev WWW?” oven though. people: of othorsectlons
. . , W combine,- “unfit-‘9“? professto dislikeitiio"“Hooslerfillalect"
. 9"‘9'9edm-“l‘dipmi’wi‘fl‘” or tumours .typsfithovy‘jare still;
.. trout WW- thntherawora 1min spite of’preiudicéfilisnd tics-I
3"”: m mt ”WW“? 1‘“ m‘ intuit:'i‘raining,"in;j hm ni‘i'eyiuuii his
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of the (building. For several months;
pastjths clerks and assistant haste
been located onthswest side of the
tuna odor; in omel- to glib thew-ins

. . . , , Riley is essentially» indium. intonsc-‘mon an opportunity to enlarse “‘9 °" Paul' ‘ V
, ‘ . . - , . aohummmmmtltrpains
n has been tolerated because .it has i iy Hoosier. His homely verse is Home 3108 space 011 the 9?“ side 0’ the. Nahum-“1g; the. m mg'cofit.

building; r .
The clerics offices will occupy near—
ly the entire» splice on the east side

stud will bsvmuch larger than hereto-

.jitmwas before migrations was harm.
and Clerk , Haviland's "private omen iii;
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' moratorium discuss comm»
213m t'Porls'. ,h questions.

~ thmfil‘teglvon in the'Porlsh Hall

on the evening of.Octol)er 13, in the
Parish Halibut slight o'clock. On this
ooosdonthospsakos will-bathe luv.
George L Pains-B. 1).. rector of St;

{minnow the dioceu and will my

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feronco‘to‘soclsl service work. The
members otthe Parish are all cordially
iuwuosjho attend. it will he yortit
while to; hear Mr: mini, so let; as am
a Mir crowd. mite, rally «mi will-
Wilda indwelling ot‘thoniih, lm

 

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‘ Wenofififieqneotolr-Thd, rector

[on manhunt“. ‘ociuher his,

 

on the: Question of the Parish in re :

V'smofthomth A filth attendance ,
of moisturizers of all minim or- »

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Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease slid the art of
adjusting the same. Rim-6.15 caused
by a wrench, twist (it"sproin iii the
hack. Even if done. in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and

“ limbs.

Chiropractors remove the causmot

through harmonizing. the nerve syn
toms h your body. rhinitis troubles

of the spine. You will never regret

ms the Chiropractor ii. chance to

halcyon;

magnetic trehtmonts given slip.
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