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- —— controls the majority in the Chamber would be better for everybody 0011- Carroll, Rev. M. J. Lynch, John F Mc- 1.3, 0MY"—— EXPLAIN RIGHT OUT— “REAL ECON- .
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1915 and is the real ruler of Greece. He in- cerned Mahon, John\3. Cuneo, Joseph J. Linx- ‘ .‘ TY OF 0 THE REMARKABLE POPULARI- 1::
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TOMORROW. lireaty with Serbia, not merely for hon ‘1 New York suffragists advertise for are there .ofwa high order, and Xe“ a? i 0:.
_ _ Good impression on all resent Rev '
High tide 2:34 a. m.; 2:58 p. m ors sake but because to allow Bulgar- 338 “t' 11 11 Ht ed 11 p - ' ‘ l :
. . I .1 , e orm , andsome Mr Carroll gave some oodadvi eto mem- an
Sun rise 6'0 :sets 1 ,- 1 8 0 co
5 - 3 5' 4' -1a to crush Serbia is to court her des- } men to march in a suffrage parade." be“! and told them, 0f "16 soul “I“ ‘o
EVENLNG éElfiTfiELELE truction. Between king and statesman, l Evidently they’re determined to con : Knight 0’ Columbus are ‘10ng through 09 NEW FALL SUITS .
PHONE CALLS. jibe latter is likely to win. vince the public that the modem sul- .out our country today, for the 300d of 9. that cannot be (in l‘ t d ' .
hm l R W.— fragist isnt the an ular s ct l dtour fellow man Rev. M J. Lynch gave 1, $20. 00; pica e elsewhere for less than $17. 00 to o
r toria Dorris—92. EDUCATIONAL FREEDOM . E . 96 Me a fine discu'rse on Christopher Coluuri The prizes from the field of I09 1 smart styles in a score of leading models—~Poplins, 6:0
:IIBusiness Office—93. I . ' _ type 0‘ tradition. bus, and told of the deeds and hard- .9 “ hm cord, (labor-dines. etc. Fur and velvet trim—
Norwalk Branch Office—1388. Fifteen hundred students of the Unl- -———--—-o-———~—-—.— ships that ho had to put up with and‘ clothing are here. .. med. All new F3" shada. $14 98: ;:
.Editors Realdence—rzas-g. lversity of Pennsylvania havo added Judging from the fact that more for which this country is enjoying to— h . ‘ 9:.
City Editor‘ s Residence—7524. “my names 19 the are“ volume 0151; I, 00 day its benefit. l Our crop is gathered and it’s 3 NEW FALL COATS
-Business Manager's Residence— [an 4 swam“ [me ”Lean be John F M Malian lie d1 0 V n t.
l; 311'3—12. natures protesting against the own} allowed to join the volunteer artilleryI der. and gave e some 33:” :1 lleregiingl the finest we've ever had the 0‘. hHaindsomo mixtures in snappy, new models; also plain color 06
;i . slon of Prof. Scott Nearing from the batter 1) ~- . 1 l c or ots all nicely trimmed and fini‘ihe'j- ‘ f
g Publishers Residence-890. 111111111151 Iw June. 1 Bins Organized at Yale. it's news or the Order at large, and what: pleasure of showing. y" :14 .00 to 816. 00. me 59 98 ”
a _ m... I 1 n, a~1 one roug on e country 1' '
W! This is the most significant rebuke Mideni that the rising generat' 0 t lis biting d th h t th I ' .. .3.
I: ileaSt, doesn’t believe in peace at anyi y l o dillerent Counc1la and in D3". Suits that are prize Winners. l..FALL DRESSES 3
Old Well Lodge, No.1“, F. and A. M.’
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street 1st and 3d Tuesday of'
each month—July and August ex»
ce. copied—vat 8 oclock. All
Decker, W. M., Robert M. Wilcoxnj
Sec. '
A Stated Convocation oi Butler ,
Chapter, N0. 38. R. A. M., will be held‘
Master:
Masons cordially invited. Sylvester;
yet administered to the trustees of the
University. In the long run, it is the
students who control a college or a uni
versity. Their opinion represents the
new mode of thought which is likely to
prevail within there own generation. It
,‘ls more trustworthy, in spite of the,
l
“immaturity of the thinkers, than the
rloplnion of their elders which flndr‘ln
licular New York A building is to be
'orected in that city to cost over 11 mil-.
lion dollars, and it is to be the finest
and largest of any Fraternal society;
building in this country. John J. Cuneoi
The Great Chance. .8130“ on good fellowship, and was ln-l
"While waiting for the great chance, l teresting and instructive, as shown by}
do not neglect the regular chores." the aplauae be received at its conclu-r
So many people are looking for aIslon. Joseph J. Llnxweilcr spoke moreI
“big sirlke,‘ a great opportunity, a on a humorous line, and it proved to
price.
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TALKs ON THRIFT.
great streak of luck, that they fail toI be a treat. as he kept the audience!
Iln Masonic Temple, South Main $11.It new ideas “flu-‘9 for alarm and ’9 see in the daily walks 0! life many lit-iln good humoi telling of some of the
Tuesday evening October 12111. at 8
o'flock. Work R. A. Digree. All RryaiI
I,jroh Masons cordially invited to at-
lend.
CHARLES A. TUCK H P. l
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Rteat:—~
F. S. LYON,
Secretary.
pr.-. _ _--.
OUR PART IN THE WAR.
'l‘lie purl that the. lliiilod States. be.
cause of its natural spirit and ti'ale
tions “as d1 stifled to play in the pres
:aut war and has steadily adhered to,
was 11121111, expressed by the presi-
devil in his address to the Daughters
,ot the lllvolutiou
‘iNol because it does not understand
.tho quaircl," he said has the nation
adopted its war policy, not because
proof. .
it isn‘t mcessary, liO\\",€\9l‘ to infer
that the students agree with Prof
Xearing’s economic opinions. W both
or they do 01 not is a secondary conu‘
IIlsideralion. 'llio important fact at is- fles make perfection and perfection given by the Council. It was a fitting
1sue is freedom of speech. It is a ques
.lion whether the trustees of any odd-I
culioual institution, representing, as
they may, the men who provide the
endowment, shall have power to pick
instructors and direct their v'instruc-i
tion according to the ideas held by the
donors. Knokledge has always been
supposed to be free from the tram-
mels of wealth or individual authority
liven if classroom lustiuction is to
be harmonized with the views of bone-.
factors or trustees rather than the
‘tontlou to detail;
‘many little strokes:
vute, many little chips:
’stroko, the sculptor a finish image in
tie chances, the little streaks of luck, experiences he has gone through in
'and the little slrikcs which if per- some of his travels throughout thel
sistently followed would lead to great- Country The (losing address of the;
or and more lasting achievements evening was delivered by 1) “- HM"
than the one great coup. iford,
Michael Angelo observed that 'trl-i ever has been given at any banun-t
is no trifle.” Success comes from at~I-cli1nax, to a most mtjoyalilc evening
thought for little and all left for their homes well paid:
things ; dolugllttle things so well that for coming out and doing 1101101 ‘01
out of the many little things well done Christopher Columbus.
is 111119 to come one. gloat thing— 4111111» During the evening Hush P- (lump-
acicr. bell was heard in seviral selections
A great painting is but the result of and was in line 10111111115 well as Ed
the great stilt-2 Ward J Splan who is fast becoming
the great one of our favoiitc singers. On Thurs-
,bulldlng.ma11y liltlo bricks put to- day evening, Oct 21111, Edward
gather with care and precision,1\ith Fleming of Stamford District Deputy
the and always in mind. While the
artist sees a finished picture in every
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walk and install omccrs and n repec- 1
lion of last night' 11 affair will be given. ‘
wk...—
cvery chip, and tho achltoct a complet— ._....._...
ARRESTS UNDER NEw LAW.
and none bettci could have, 01I1 .
of Stamford will come to South Nor- gm“
H E F TORY TO RUN FUL
Overcoats first in their class.
A special showing in young
men’s business suits at $20.
_ Some unique patterns.
Rogers 81 Stevens
South Norwalk. Norwalkl
LEE.
The Reed 81111111 ' ‘ ;
Electrical (10.
The Only Fully Iqulppad
ELECTRICAL IHOP
in the Tm
AUTO CUPPLIEI
Prion. 005—60 Bo. Mala Oh
no. Nomlk. Mullo Hall Mocks
TIME:
E. Jacobs and Sons shoe factory in
‘08.
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3: in all the new models. Every pretty effect of the [season’s most ‘9‘
exclusive and much wanted ideas are shown 0..
0;. urges, silk and combination. Regular 815 00 valueIs. :9 892:
.yBlanket Weather 18 I'IereéE
and we are showin
merit of
§Blankets 11111 Comforts?
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gthe largest and most complete assert-9 g:
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. mmensc stocks bought at advantageous prices that enabl
.3. us to maintain OUIR CUT PRICE SUPREMACY— ‘afi :g:
.3. ways more for less.” 39
9:. We are headquarters for “Beacon Blankets." displaying .3.
3. l3 cgénpletc assortment of that famous Blankets at Cut .3.
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ed building in evcry line, each stroke
.and each chip and each line must!
.count or the end will be a disappoint-
NEW HAV LN Oct. 13 .—~Tbo firs“Norwnlk will run full time with an in-
arrest of alleged fortune tellers m1creased for” for ”me time, as ‘ m
this city under the law passed at the suit of largo orders which have been
it does not “359‘“ ”‘e men” of the conclusions of scholars, Prof Scott’s
. , OMI‘OVN‘SD- 1"“ because America has case would represent a peril to thopro-
. . 9'01“le the “or” to stand apart and :gress of education. llis economics lec-I meat. - -
llinlain ceitain principles of actioufiuies are said to have been orthodox—i N" 1111111 jumps ““0 ”“9“ at 0“,!!!“ session 0‘ ”l“ 1"‘3‘5mmm were 6:110:30; ‘38::ng:: :izgrthli‘lnd'
:Ilfill arc grounded l“ "m and in 3““ whatever that may mean at the mom- 1leap \0 gm“ “"93“” h” 1’99“ “fluid? yesterday ammoon when SN”- tho tel y. ratln fatally th but:
I .We are not trying to keep out of sudden thing. Th0 Wrights worked 0“ :W" John J.) Iv.nch of the Howard a We 8 or 6
out. in a branch of knowledge where '
flying machines years before they flow.‘ factory will be around ‘00 Th3 coa-
. "it; “61‘”? are “3]“ ‘0 preserve the orthodoxy is contently changing—but IHenry Ford was a mechanic before he ngpuagjgftizu‘ 100k “"0 ““de corn has received a large order from
1 11' ho had 1 1 hi h
(ouhdalmns “DO" “ 1”“ F9306 C m be; he was condemned for expressing rad- was an automobile wizard: He did not Ithpnm.h.,.,, m 110111.95 :11 19:1 S§,,i;1nm1m° belligeronis for hospital slippers.
lr idream a ran! car; he worked it on 11.?1 g The emails have decided to omn-
l n l “108 T‘
01IIAnd it. took years. 1:112‘31‘1: “1:; k, K if”??? TM in a mutual benefit association among
11 lg all very well :0 keep your head. “ a m" n a “do“ the employees and have contrllmtod
loge professors in economics, politicail 1111) but watch you I, step or you will 'and Nina Dimldova, were taken to :500 toward m. support. It in expect-
and sociallgical depmmeulsII how stumble Look out ‘0 “a once m a. 90““ heldlluarlers and later released ed that the assoclulon will be started
many of them would hold their lobafl while, but mind the compass near at :2 horrids furnished by other mem- by “‘9 25th 0‘ ““5 month
And if th-iy were all “fired" for their 'hnnd Aim at the moon if you will” 1 rs o the hand. All three told Sol--1
ICoal
From A Coal
Pocket is Pos-
itively Clean
lcal opinions privately
If that test were applied to all c
uilt
lPeace can bc rebuilt only upon the
"ancient and accepted principles of in
" iiouzil law, only upon those things
a
glob remind nations of their duties
It is not exposed to the
weather and cannot be
loaded into the wagons un-
less it is thoroughly screened
§
lo éach other, and deeper thanihat,
fl their duties to mankind."
fills is something which the bellig-
“prsnts, at 11 white beat with their own
Mel have not yet understood. Ger-
many, when 11 c have tried to recall her _
to her own for'mei principles and prac-
(icon, has hold us guilty of prejudice
1 _ 1111a selfishness. Great Britain, in our
mtitroversy with her, misjudges us
Ikewise ~
‘1 dealing with both, and with the
other nations involved, we are actual-,
sod-of course by a desii'o to protect.
.011? On 11 rights. But always back of
[his motive, and stronger than it, is
pro feeling that America has a mission
111111 that in this world- crisis it is our
1111151 to assert and maintain the prin-
bibles of law 111111 humanity and "pro-
0 the foundation upon which
‘ 11 who not doubt 111111 11 the
Jed 11111811111111.1111. true to this pub
1 t vVill‘ eventually see its praise-
motive recognized ov‘én bribe
onsthat are now too much blinded
111111111 hatred to see any virtue
neutrality timbralms when) the
of. every warring powor.’ 1. f
or humanity 111111 9. 1111111 who stud-
prlvato opinions, what progress would
be made in these vital branches ofi
learning? .
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EMOTION AND DISEASE.
Dr. Crile, a distinguished CleyelandI
surgeon who has been spending ssv- |
and months in the erncb army hospl-ls
tals, reports to the New York Acad-,
only of Medicine that the more emo-
tional strain of war is found to be" res-
Iponsible not merely for nervous disor-
ders, but for great numbers of cases
of neurathenia, Bright’s disease and
diabetes.
It issOmething new to lbe told cate~
gorlcally that disagreeable emotions
may cause organic diseases. The blow
Thought teachers, not to fientlon the
Christian scieiitists, have been teach-
ing this very 11111111 for yours. but. the
medical professslon has hereto'l‘ore '
1
given little sanction to the doctrine. ,
but there's a barn door handy by t°.geant Lyncbs ”“13"“ '0'” R “man'
knractlce on. Dream big things, but
your hand at little ones first
The man who Wears expensive for fortune telllns
clothes, 11 high but. a diamond as big
as a hens egg and a watch chain
that would do honor to a bailelshlpI
may look prosperous and cut 3. wide
swathe, but if he neglects the razor.
tho nail ale and the tooth brush, he
can't break into good society nor make
a good impression at his bank. The
banker wants consistencywlttention
tr!) 'piece of silver, It“ is alleged. They
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I" lamps.
lighting l‘ixwes,
,1 0i! Healers.
THAT WE MAKE.
“ballot" by. and fixing”.
jll Quirk. ma mid (ill. no
man-Io Mil Beautiful balm
‘11 a Gun: \‘uloly of Style-
Oid m Wfllhu o.
‘are charged with 1iolatlng the statute l
i
~ $100,000 BOX fACTORY.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 13.——Plans are
11111 for it big addillon to the plant of-
the National Folding Box and Paper
Company. covering a space 105 feet
The general public has long had
more or less definitely this same no-
tion that a patients feelings have a
great deal to do with his health. ’Knoi
as a matter of fact, the doctors have,
too, even when they repudiated the
idea. '
The wise and successful practition-
led his patients psychology” w61l
as their. phyaluue. 111111 sow to it that
if you have saved a liundrod dollars
flint you borrow trouble if you do it.
' get enough financial strength to 1111-
81111311111111 ca lag mental unrest 1111111.,
to little things.
In the effort to get rich (and who
doesn't aspire to Wealth) it is better
to lay a foundation, as the mason
were put in the hands of local con
tractors for figures today. ,
l
by 345 feet and costing upward of, “ luwm'mndml'
$100 000 P1111111 were drawii by l m "Human mm mm In“.
George F. Hardy, of New York andi Am‘mummégfi‘? “Klifim’mgagr
‘8 and 10 Park l’laoa, 11w Woolworth Building.
Aak Denier. for Miller Imp. and union.
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lays bricks, saving little by little, low
ing by each week or each month a few
dollars which, when they got together
in a great. structure when 111911111111
comes to build nun rbank account wlili
got you more than you may appreciate
and carry you a long way on life's
on e Marl: the man with l monk. _
8118:3811 easy it is for him to get at.‘ When you wake up with backache
credit! I and dull misery in a kidney region
You can own ‘ homo m 111111118 places it generally means yo have been cut-
. big too much meat, says a well known
‘ait.hority Meat. forms uric acid which
Better save five hundredl over-works the kidneys in their eliort
ing 'to filter it from the blood and they
become sort of paralyzed and loggy.
Sills If BACKACHY
' AND llllllllls llllllli
stop Eating Meat for a While if Your
Bladder i‘s‘flroubiing You. '
that way.
first: for the proposition of pay
11111111 Leghorn Cockereis ‘
A few lino, young, white
S. C. Leghorn Cockcrols for
“sale at $2.50 each. Raised this
year from stock from tho 1
greatest laying strain in tile
‘ World imported direct from
--Iom llamas. (tr-'-
Tom», Barron's . lilacs——Proiitonl
England. Telephone Nelson;
F Hunt. Superintendent, Ring
1124-6 Norwalk.
32518111011111. $20 of which is interest, :1
will not get you very far in a main
Batter stick to little choral will you .
When your kidneys got sluggish and
clog you must relieve thorn, like you
where your bowels; removing all the
body‘s urinoua waste, else you have
backache, sick headache, dizzy spells,
your stomach noun, tongue is coated,
' 1.13111 when the weather is bad you have
dermis a big 6119.
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in attention to dfiail; in (101118;,
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ctto ll Iliuitio'n or tile
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* fiFairlield County National Bank.
We carry the bestltoal to be obtained and charge no ll
more than elsewhere.
Tell us your belting Problem and we will tell you what
kind of coal to use.
Phone
721
WATER STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Y.—
a: WALL STREET
NORWALK
91101“ as
O. B. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Line-~-
EYes Examined Free
.leiaf Are Your Assets?
The 111111111111: conduct ol bualnou and perlonal 1111.11. today claueu
iii. mothoda employed vary tliulnotly ’
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0.! not havlno a checking aoocount. We invite accoun‘t- which am
given efficient and courteous attontlon.
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