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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
-.___..-._.___.A_._.'.. .._- ..__. .—
E. L. AND AIL. GOLDEN,
PROPREITORS.
TUESDAY. NOV. 9. 1915
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MINIATURE VALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 12:33 a. m.: 12:51 1). 111.
Sun rises 6:35: sets 4:38.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
Editdrial Rooms-92.
Business Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editors Residence—12253.
City Editor's Residence—752—4.
Business Manager’s Residence—
1113-12.
Publisher’s Residence—890.
MASONIC DIRECTORY
0111 Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M.
RIM-ts in Masonic Building, South
Main Street, Isl and 3d Tuesday of
each umutthuly and Au2ust ex-
101111-11 at .\ o'clock. All Muster
Masons cordially invited. Sylvester
Decker, \1'. 111., Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
A Stated Convocation of Butlél’Chap-
N1; N0. 38, R. A. M.. Wlll be held in
Mascrc Temple Tuesday evening Nov.
911' a: 8 o‘clock. Work P. M. Degree.
I“. R A Masons cordially invited.
Fraternally,
CHARLES A. TUCK, H. P.
Arrest:
F. 5 LYON. Sco’ctary.
I OUR BEST DEFENSE.
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win-.11 no 1111111 can 11011111 and with com-
munds which no man dare g‘aitisay or
resist."
-'I‘l‘.0.i(‘ words cypress not merely a
hope but :111 impt-rntiyc necessity. It
must he 511. Just as it became obvious
once that this nation
dure half sllu‘e and half free." it is
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“91110 and half alien. And theithcir British hosts figuresc; Uncle
best. defense 11c can have “313311151 to“
aim aggl‘t‘sb‘ion from any quarter is; It may be unconstitutional, but
a hen, unanimous Americanism.
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THE PELLAGBA LESSON.
The governor of Mississippi'has re-a
Issued from the penitentiary twelve
convicts who risked their lives and an!-
Iercd torture for nine months in a pel-
lagru experiment. They‘deserve their Jl-muns must have milled to stand by
‘~ .. .tt-codom. There was Something heroic
. F,ln the voluntary submission}! their
, bodies hs sacrifices to medical know-
W. for the benefit of humanity.
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is not ‘properly balanced"; that a
regimen or corn meal or other starchy
food. such as pin-rails among the poor
‘111 many parts of the South. is sure-
to hung on an attack, and that it can
he (uIed by supplying the Inissiu: cle-
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cabbage and cottec.
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tut-11111;; to bc rely strict with non-
lrilish residents. Sincc they are not
‘Ill‘illslt subjects. they must have
ipassports if they want to stay.
= And
our state department makes
the cruel announcement that '111 The
of those Americans who
absented
irrom their country for many years.
case have
‘ deliberately themselves
never performing any of the duties
Lot citizenship, it will‘not issue pass-
;Sam washes his hands of them.
‘there‘s :1 wholesome patriotic lesson
in’it. , ’
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Ohio renmins‘ wet, in spite of Mr.
Bryan‘s efforts there in behalf of
prohibition. Which leads an irreverent
neWSpaper to remark that the Ger-
him. v. . .
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Kaiser 11111111111111 111111 promised tube
the godfather to all the seventh, eighth
11nd ninth dons born to‘ German remit:
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be, the godfather 111.1116 . 1111:1112 Ger-
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Would you not prefer to invest” your
money in a home industry thaI will con-
tribute to the happiness of Americans, rather
than invest your money in a proposition to
assist in prolonging war?
Everyone loves music. You know how large is the sale of pop-
ular ten cent songs. Do you know, however. that one song hit.
earns as much as $25,000 in a year, makes a fortune for the com- ”
poser and brings to the publisher a royalty from producers of music
rolls for player pianos. and the makers of records for the talking
mnel‘tines? It Is a common occurrence for music publishers to
make much more than $25,000 on one popular song.
The WERBLOW-FISEER CORPORATION are publishers of
many or the present popular ton cent song hits. now being sold in
the F. w. WOOLWOR'I'H STORES, KRESS SYNDICATE STORES.
McCRORY SYNDICATE STORES. EREBGE mlCA’l‘E
s'ronns. JOBBING HOUSES 111111111111; sheet music, and w geniarat
department stores where music is sold.
We mention the name- of a few of the great song hits now
published by the WERBLOW-FISHER CORPORATION, all of-
which have been written by famous composers. known the world
over. Here they are: “011, That Beautiful Band," by STANLEY
MURPHY and ALEX GERBER;“ Louisiana. I 'm ComingBack." by
BEN FISHER; "I want to be Loved Like the Girls on the Film." by
HANK HANCOCK and TOM McNAMARA: “Oh, You Big Heart~
breaker,” by ED. GROSSMI'TH and TED WARD; “The Dearest
Girl in the World." “One Little Girl Like You.” “Your Daddy Was
a Bashful Bean" and “Pal of Mine." by LARRY FRANKLYN. The
CORPORATION has in course of production songs by such famous
writers as HARRY JEN’I‘ES and R. FRANK THOMPSON. the lat-
ter Just having arranged with the WEIIBLOW-FISHER CORPO-
RATION for the introduction of his masterpiece, the "NATIONAL
DEFENSE MARCH" and “ONE STEP," which will be played
shortly by every orchestra and band in the UNITED STATES.
AS a matter of fact this Corporation has associated with it, the
strongest combination of "song wizards" ever known.
The Corporation has reached a stage, where it proposes to use
more money for expansion, and therefore offers to 51-11 some of the
stock of the corporation for $5 a share. The CAPITAL STOCK is
$50,000 full paid and non-assessable, and is under the Jurisdiction
of the laws of the State of New York. The moncy realized from the
sale of the stock will go into the treasury for additional cupital.
The WERBLOW-F‘ISIIER CORPORATION is satisfied that
every share bought at. 85 will return an equal amount in yeurly divi-
donds.
Every shareholder will participate in the earnings of the corpo-
ration and share In the profits from royalties paid by the makers of
player piano rolls and phonograph records, who use the songs that
this Corporation controls.
Men who know the music publishing business are in charge.
The Directors are honest business moufand the Corporation
deposits its 111111111 with tho COMMERCIAL TIIL‘ST cont-ANY,
NEW YORK.
If you want some shares of stock in II Wire, logitlmato
business enterprise send your certified check or money order for the
number of shares you want. and the shares will be sent to you im-
mediately, provided the stock has not been all sold before you do-
cide to Invest. -
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Werblow-Fisher Corportition,
STRAND THEATRE BUILDING,
B'WAY and 48111 St.. New York City. ,
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311 .1..- 1-.--.-.~11.-r.1l 11,-1:1'-:1_~1114 :-. 01 boys, suits that we can rec-
liigh schools for boys and nit-ls. omzncnd. overcoats that we
4.“. W-.. can endorse. t's the only
RUMOR Ogi-tttlir—IIVT:="H: f-‘AC'I‘ORY way—then we' can Say
1112:: tar-11:11:15. “Money 11:1ck‘- if anything
goes wrong.
For the customers it is the
only economical way. ‘
St. Louis Car Company and 11111111an
Interests Said 30 F30. B;i'.ind the
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Suits as low in price as the
quality and cloth and work-
man's wages will permit.
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deuce, R. 1., capital inte'I‘cS‘tt-d it is
in reality the 5‘1. Louis 11111 (31111111111111 South Norwalk. Norwalk.
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The figure of $511,000,000 rear
11 lli‘l‘Fl-‘lt‘nl It‘ull‘i‘i‘ “I ”15‘ 1011-. not to accept his resignation.
31‘1“"‘11 1011111 ”131 .llllli tie-1011111111111 to hnsist 111111111 his
Norwnll: L“,dctetntiuation to go to a new flcld of
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In this connection-'11 is stated that vice:
a number; of Union Metallic Cartridge “To the
Companymen are going with the nevitbe First: IInptis
organiiatitm and that great efforlsyucsrly Beloved:
are being made. by the present em-1t‘or its vote, Oct. 27. not
players to retain them. One clb’ée to‘rcsignation from the
ofllclaldom of the Us NI. C. ,comphny.u111 very grateful for this splendid en-
sald' this morning that salaries are doisemcnt. of my ministry with this
jumping 1111111111111 111 many cases in church. But,.flafter prayerful recon-
the 'efttort, bf moron-ridge company sideration, my better judgment leads
to hold lttiimen. . -. _1
The f‘ne'w - company is not alone:
making the’demaiid for experts. Some-
have gnne to Waterbury and other
cities armseektd‘gflmen’ in 11111111111111:
officers and
1 Church. Stamford:
“I thank the church
to accept. my
slgnatidn as orlginally -- prespnted.
'I‘heretom, I respectfully insist that
said resignation be accepted. _ With
lore 1111117110011 1171111198. fl . ‘
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