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'I‘IIE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
a physical sense Even the children;
of laborers sucwmb to the tendency.
' We take too little exe;e'1$c.W_e come
to fear physical snort. heat, cold, hun-
ger, thirst, xfl sorts of endurance. And
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11:. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN.
PROPREI’I‘ORS.
SATURDAY, OCT 30. 3913
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“INIATURw RR OW
‘ High 4333 3.1113445 p.111.
g6: .;23 sets 4: 50.
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PHONE CALLS.
Editorial Rooms—92.
Basiness Office—93.
Branch Office—1388.
Whore Residence—Izas-g.
City Editor’s Residence—7521.
Business Manager’s Residence—
1113-12.
' Publisher’s Residence—890-
5' \ MASON IC DIRECTORY
"A Stated Communication of Old Well
.I-odoe. No. 108, F. and A. M., will be
1915,!1 8
.lleld at its rooms, Nov. 2,1
o'clock p.111. All Master Masons cor-
“" lolly and internally invited.
Fraternally yours.
' BYLVESTIR P. DECKER. w. M.
tam
"‘7 NQBERT M. WlLCOx,
Secretary.
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Iutlcr Chapter, No.38, R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
of each month—July and August at-
cepted-at 8 o'clock All Royal Arch
Charles
Masons cordially invited.
. I, 'A. Tuck, H. P., F. S. Lyon, Sec.
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Venrrlssl VIOLATION OF neu-
TRALITV.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
l
* widespread interest in the preserva-
The conviction 'of two alleged con-
yet it is only endurance and exertion
that make strength. And the mother
or father or friend who tries to save
a normal boy from hard exercise and
spirited competition may be that boy‘s
worst enemy. ‘
Football is not for the weak, of
course. ”Tim should
not be permitted to play; for them
lighter exercise should be found. But
for sturdy youngsters there‘s nothing
it turns mollycoddles into
It has the virtues of war with-
better.
men.
out war’s evils.
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PROTECTING GAME)
The more American wild game dis~
appears. the mo’re it is appreciated.
Never before has there been such
tins of game birds and animals. The
federal government has assumed pro-
tection of migratory birds—the only
form of wild life over which Uncle
Sam has jurisdiction, outside of fed.
eral preserves—and nearly all
states are falling into line and trying
to do their part in preyellting the
extinction of species useful for .food
or for keeping down, destructive in-
sects.
More than 240 game‘lawa were en-
acted last year, in forty states. North
Carolina made the best record with a
total of 61 new protective laws. Such
widely separated states as California,
Oregon, Wiscons'in.‘ Connecticut,
Maine, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
all passed ten‘or'more game measures.
in only one or two states was any
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Crown Prince Umbert
’lhis rcccnt photograph of the;to thc Italian throne in time in
King of ltaly, and his heini
Crown Prince L'mhcrt. shous the
of Italy and the King.
the meantime however. Italy is
at war with the strongest nations
Yes', bring i‘hther right in
here—he’ll serwe have bet-
ter suits for boys than when
he was a lad-just as good
now as his own' and money.
returned if any suit fails to
make good.
Norfolk suits with extra pair
v
of trousers $5 and $6.50.
Fall overcoats $5 and with
ter overcoats $3.50 to $12.00.
Rogers 81 Stevens
South Norwslk. Norwalk.
the heavy work on farms. The inven-
tor expects to develop a big new plant
at Dellrborn, Illicit. for the manufac-
ture of the machines and will provide
for a new town‘ to accommodate em-
ployes of the plant.
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A violent "volcanic eruption accom
panied by tidal waves was recently re-
ported some 220 miles to the south-
east of Yokohama. The phenomenon
quake ubich visited central Japan
about the same time, damaging bulld-
oeeoorzoe». "
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is supposed to be related to an, earth- .
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FROM
$1.20 ENGLISH
LONGCLOTH
12 yd. pieces, yard wide. Reg—
ular $1.00 per yd. value.
Special tonightgper piece
10c OUTING FLANNEL
1.000 yds. White or colored.
3-4 wide.
Special tonight, per yard
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29c SCARFS
AN'D SHAMS
" 30 x 30: 18 x 54, hematitched.
drawn work.
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$2.00 BED SPREADS
Regular dochet quality scal-
loped and cut corners.
Special tonight each
$1.25
10c WELSBACH ‘
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Upright or inverted.
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$1.50 TEA POTS
Made of aluminum.
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$1. 98
$1.00 DRESSING SACKS
Made of heavy Eiderdown in
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tan and white. Double
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50¢ BELTS
‘ Kid and suede, also silk gir- 9’
‘dles. All colors. 0
Special tonight each
39¢
25c VEILINGS
All the new octogan meshes,
figures and dots.
Special tonight yard
19¢
1'0c PALMIOLIVE SOAP
Special tonight, cake
7c
splatters in San Francisco on the
change of illegally recruiting soldiers
it the British army is naturally cora-
lngs in Tokio.
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«°«.«:e’«,oe.ee‘ee‘oe :wy:
aticctionatc . disposition of thclof Europe. DefI-at would mean
king and hIs family 'lhc boy; that most if not all her northern
uas not Ilrcssetl lW‘flll ilnitationl provinces would be taken by
backward step taken.
Many stile laws were enacted for
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pared with the prosecution of the al-
leged German bomb conspirators in
it serves as convincing
“’aldcnce that Uncle Sam is doing his
New York.
best .to keep his neutrality on straight.
Enlisting Englishmen for the Eng~
ltstl army is, of course. a far less
serious matter than scheming to blow
I’mAmerican munition factories and
But it is contrary
y laws and can no‘been in the passage of a itiw by sbv
merchant vessels.
in our neutrallt
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inal violence.
have It right to make it known
V be welcomed as recruits in WEngland
5"." ‘flave been called to the colors
—, neither England nor any other coun-
71¢
"’beme as such.
England. A federal court found tell
‘ _ consuls agents guilty of violating our
flaws and liable to a prison sentence.
What will happen to the British con-
Presumably
and remains to be seen.
he should lose his place.
THE VIRTUES OF FOOTBALL.
protests are teas insistent than usual.
AtedI
paid be s-nsttlloal misfortune. ‘
‘ ‘sz‘w tolerated than acts of crim-
British representatives in America
to
:‘BI-‘ilish subjects here that they would
just as representatives of other court-
:trlcs have a right to inform their re-
‘,‘. lei-lists in America that their classes
flat
in has any right to raise military
. informs on American soil and ship them
am the case in question the British
~le'onaul'at San Francisco is said to
”have provided funds for recruiting 155
"siren, maintaining headquarters where
"Whey were housed and fed and pro-
viding them with transportation and
spending money for their return to
‘Wltll the football season has come
its usual casualty list and the usual
demand on the part of limorous citi-
' lens for the abolition of football. The
”I probably because the war has so ac-
Wtomed people‘s minds to the con-
templation of pain that we are all less
sitive about bodily injuries. Herer-
{helm the same old hostility to foot~
bait is skewing itself. And under tile
' cu‘mstances it is even more gill;
ate and mischievous thamuaua}.
WI {so rdliglf sport, there's no
“use denying it. In fact, that is the
W_ virtue of the goals. ‘Wé may
jam: that it used to be unnecessarily
ma. that modifications have lin-
”noted it and that certain undeslr-_
sate features might" still Ito elimin-
But to denature football and put
tslation with the federal regulations‘
on migratory birds. Nin. states have1
thus fallen into line within "1° past
year—California Connecticut, ‘fMaine,
Michigan, New Hampshire, Tennessee
and West Virginia. in lllinds and
Washington new law conform to the
federal law with slight exceptions.
One of the most fruitful refsrnlsi'la
eral states forbidng all aliens from
hunting or owning shotguns or rifles.
This regulation modeled on the
Pennsylvania law which was {sustain-
ed by the United States supreme court
last year. it is hiatllled on the fact
that certain classes of immigrants
seem possessed with an insatiable Ile-
siro to alloyt_a*ny living thing they
sec. in the “woods and fields, so that
the only way to defend'wild life from
their depredatibns is to deprive them
of firearms
Sportsmen used to tight the game
laws. Now as a rule it is the sports
men who insist 'on enforcing them
and making them more strict. They
know that without protection for game
there would soon be no sport. And
farmers who do not care for hunting
are learning that the wild__ birds once
regarded as their enemies are really
their best friends." I ‘
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WIRELESS TELEPHONY.
Wireless telephony is a fact. It has
been established in so amazing 9. fash-
ion that it. is hard to grasp the won-
der of it, to express oven-a tithefiof its
potentialities. Sitting in his office in
New York, Theodore’N. vallfl-sslilem
of the American Telephone and ms
graph Comm libs carried on a so.
Carty, the chief'englneer of his corpor-
ation. who responded ‘from_7lllare Is-
land in Sou Francisco Bar. ,
0 var 2.500 aims of, desert; :"plsln,
valley, lake, river and mountain. flash-
lng over roaring cities unconscious
villages and mutter-lug forests, Van's
'-velce matched mail- a continent with
no visible millet amnion.
Science has wrested froth.- Nature's
versatlon by E‘wlreleas" with JohngJ. ‘
This is the latest touting gift that I‘l‘l’il
storehouse for the ush‘ofmm. What
Ilmn vaolosotag to affect hat
uslnourordlssryrelatlmoflife"
ha in our «our struggle towards a.
one. more completehspbier only ;
photograph but he wore a
S\\(‘let',l‘ just like thousands of
American boys. He will succeed
the hitherto silent vastnesses of» the
Arctic and Annette It has linked civil
isatloll with the remoteat parts of the
ammonia" ocean wastes, the 'desert
depth Thbae hardy Taouls‘vthbfé spirit
urges them into nature's most hidden
harnesses need never now be out of
tones of the voice of- tbelr follows to
cheer them forward. share their dis-
coverles. respond to their cries for aid.
The inventors of whole“ telephony de-
clare they can send the human vol'ce
to plaice: where no wlre could ever
readil~nlat the other in mid-ocean,
the explorer ingeuuatorial Africa, the
adventurer on the Himalayan slopes
can by the help of a comparatively
simple apparauls, communicate direct-
ly with his fellows in the centers 0!
civilization.
Wireless telephony by enormously
narrowed the bounds ol the world and
to the. same degree has broadened the
fellowship of- man. That is its supreme
accomplishinent taken in its broadest
“sense. It is another shattering blow at
the mtsconceptlons. silly jealousles, atl-
lier prejudices and silliest hotreds that
artificial barriers have brad among
men. It is surfer slap forward toward
his leanmlon of that 'nnfadlltg dream
of a day when we Will lblot the .word
“foreigner" from our dictionaries and
“stranger" from our hearts. .
.Thle preparedness bustsgas is all
right, but vie-«hope M will leave
abougir money in our pockets to buy
tobacco with
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MILITAR! TEA-mm!) lN OUR
8.
The presldent of Yale University is
reported to have said that military
instruction should bozo-ea in the col-
logos as “part of the studies fdr which
:5 degree is elm. " Bit/Radiois- idea
ls.good but there is some ambiguity
in ltii expression. . I
ft is not far a moment to be
wildest of Yale
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meant to when. healthier!
ing should be dented II a
. emu
‘ j adaptability of the “9‘39"? for sub-
limousines. 1 .
”18 purpose of harmonizing local leg major generals uniform for the Austria. 'lhe little prince might
have nothing left except a ten
acres around Rome and
South.
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vFA-QTS You MAY NOT KNOW.
a.“
American millspearly consume 5,-
#000,000 bales of cotton.
_gaplls. the mountain boaknlbtklunllfii 'hltoy are. 51,00- passenger cars on
the railroads of .ihlscountry.
'l'he awanow has a larger mouth in
preportlon' to its site than filly othor
binl. .
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The most valuable pearls are round:
next come the pearl-shaped, and, lart~
ly, the eggIsbaped.
Exactly 622,384 people in the United
States own railroad stock. -The aver-
age amount held figures out at 813,-
966. ~ ..
About five-seventh of the people of
Bulgaria are engaged inlagrlculture.
moat of'Ithem‘belng small proprietors.
holding from one to six acres.
Left-handedness is Inherited. often
through several generations, accord-
ing to an 'Ill'igdisll scientist Who'has
investigated seventynelghf'familles. in-
cluding more than 3,000 individuals.
' An experiment was once made to
see how fast a bee could fly. "l‘he
hive was attached to the roof of a
train. which attained a speed of thirty
miles an hour before the bee was left
behind. '
Women‘ln 'higta‘ild are wearing
Immortals" badges. These badges
aromas _of metal-enameled in col-
m,:vmn the design of the Union
Jack. They litre inscribed“ “either
"Husband "with tile colorsstm with
illoeetbrd," 'Bmther‘iwltlr'the colors”
or ‘fitherr'wttb‘the colors.” ‘ ’
solsNTIFl‘c NOTES.
Wat. Bond, a Philadelphia chemist,
has invented a chemical means for
.. purifying the air. In a recent test be
had himself sealed) inside an airtight
box with his lnvedtioa and tbé box
was: Itbonauhmergsd. in a tank of was
which “the ”Bond some out. none the
sacred for the conscience. The marl.
9" meut: was oburvad hyrnavy odlclals
wltb a? viewr ‘0f determinants the
is: forgotten hour» at the end of
The revegetation of Taal volcano in
the middle of a lake in the‘lsland of
[Luzon which is proceeding under plre~
1y natural conditions affords an inter-
eating scientlfic study. Following the
cessation of volcanic activities. water-
borne planta began to Appear, fringing
the shore Next came grasses whose
seed was borne by the wind. and
when birds went to feed on the seeds
of the grasses seeds of bushes. low
trcep and climbing plants were intro-
duced .
”‘-
lnfusorlal earth which has long
been used in polishing materials.
soaps. as an absorbent of nitrogly-
osrlne in the manufacture of dyna-
mite and as a heat-insulating ma-
terial, to now used in the manufacture
of phonograph records for which pur
pose it is boiled with shellac. In Eu-
rope it is also used extensively to
absorb liquid bromine and liquid Ina-
nures for greater convenience in
handling.
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WORM OF THE ALPS.
Changes
11.6.?“7mm Peaks.
Nothing in the world's history is
more impressive than the story of the
Alps. Ten of twelve million years
ago, possibly for more, a long unseen
line of weakness, a crack or fissure in
the earth's crust, stretched away
France eastward hundreds of miles.
On this line followed hugs volcanic
outbursts.
Next ensued a vast slow, subsidence
which went on through geologic
epochs Illlt'll where Mount Blane now
era emptied into It Deposits of mud,
._ sails. grayel were laid ‘bnb‘ on an: -
other as the sinking went on until the .
layers became 56.600 ‘fee't, nearly ten
miles, thick.
lining: “tile: struggling subterranean
this went on until the melts. crumpled.
crushes, contorted; rose above the
waters and continued to rise. writ-ibis
lilies of Mountain chains and making
Switzerland s tabletloid
«Every hour time then rain or snow,
mt‘. timer and avalanche have been
ribs and primeval grailite core. 3 .
mmm sewn. ’I‘elegrapll.
bmure Wrought to Uplift:
rears its summit 15, 780 feet 'Was a sea I
rrlrlglng an old ointment. Large rtv-.
than were commandos a- great np‘
forces raised aftlil‘ge load. For ages .
sculpturing into peaks and» carving in-
”Jokes m1 valleys that vast plat- ’
form with its recent sedimentary cow
one result is «at land at unequaled
The New 'Science
Chiropractle is the annual: or no
M1186 of the cheese the art or
adjusting the same Disease is caused
bulk.- Even if done in childhood
bass
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DEFINITION or cHlnornAcrIc.‘
byemnebdimtdmmthe:
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later life in‘ the difleiie'nt organs and '
disease sud pals. health is restored
through We the Ilene eye
tents to your body. l‘emole troubles
given special attentional» curvature
It the spills. You will never regret
giving the chiropractor a chance to
helbm
Illgletle treat-sate men also.
:T. Frauds. D. C.
84 wishlngten Stabs. Nomlk. Cm.
Graduate from Fail}! mm ‘Ut
Smart Coats. Suits
and ill-eases
The Nmfllodels in- I
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Is it not boatlfal in-lts glistening
least? m m what's'more, it will
wear well-«romance that. All our
paints. ’ells, stake. varnishes. eul-
‘els. etc.. are the baat'obtalnabb—
that has been painted with our paints.
eromletfloa.
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Ths Sure and Safe Way ~'
It has been truly said tut 'sa ylng is the key that dillock the door
of increased opportunity and greater prosperity."
, Thai-store, the boat. {Heat and safest way toget sheet! in the world
is to open an mount with a strung tlnancial lustlbutlon.
, Test Its strength by Investig ationl .
rm ltif service by trial!
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