lamina a public control which. though CONSTITUTIONAL WRECK In
new YORK.
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THE SOUTH N ORWALKl H°W T0 SUOOEED, _ . ~ .
EVENWG SEW SEL John D Rockefellerxsn, says the it hasnt lowered fares or improved
ESTABLISHED BY I‘m“ 3W fill-noisily ism “save the sex-me noticeably. has turned a,
. - l The overwhelming defeat at the w
, p . ‘t . - _.. ' . big part of the profits into the city 9
jAMES GOLDEN l ‘he seamen John e n urnhat “gummy. posed New vol-k constitution is a in-
lean all 5" ”Ch by being hue“ a“d! _ meniahle incident of the elections
———~—-—o-———-- .
1' A Ll“ ’erF‘r: outside thls state. It illustrates the
E’L. AND K? L. GOL'DEN,:zeelous in our"johs. J. W. Higgins,j
PROPREITORS. ionce messenger boy and now manager
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10. I915 0‘ some thirty railroads, “3.8 the way! Resisting the Tendency to Spend
-._. 3to ..d“tt“~k d'hyi -
”NIATURE ALMANAC FOR: succee ls inn 0 nor an ear
" ' TOMORROW.
ieept compromise enactments. The
new constitution, which was prepared
Davld R. Forgan, a big Chicago bank I or novel plan to develop resisting powi .and statesmen that New York pos-
.- ___ éers, says the secret is to combine enwezuln his boys. Knowmg the value “1““. was necessarily ‘ compromise.
,. High title I :28 a. m.; I :48 pp muiersy and religion. 'Iersflg‘hglgll-esemfi; :“wmmgy‘fitflo- other kind for document could
. Sun rises 6: 6'. sets 4:37: - ‘ 99'“ 'havmheenadopiedby theoonyention.
‘ And doubtless they're all right EMUt:ance with the stipulation that it must any more than autumnal-e an t:
EVENING SENTINEL TELE- it—tor themselves. But when any ii-‘be carried in the pocek. t during the ‘30,,th could have M the:
PHONE‘.CM nancier or captain of industry or pro-lg’eek, and only’half of it spent. ‘One 81‘“! convention which framed and
‘ Editorial Rooms—92. ' fessional man or woman or statesman.;“f’yh”figs"!it“an“:j cents “in week. submitted the ”Constitution of . the
. Businesszmicovdsl. or anybody else who has risen to whirl end Zepgetzflslotlherufvteztytcgn:?e; United States. . It had to do a great
' Nilrwskfimh Miami " ence tries to make a formula for- uni- he doesn’t he gets only a dime. i.“ ‘9'" of WIU<MWLMtM on
e‘ _
i - di one an the other.
versal success he sou wrong. Suc-‘other boy receives a dime and must :1: :Id: 3121:; :12,“ improve-
v .
cess can't, be prescribed. in any field, 23““: ‘ Eleni to set another dimer meat on the constitution and" which
any more than old age can. i e e s I u. aroonstant' ”Wt’pihe stamina! liven-
fidltors Residence—1225‘s-
City Editor’s: Residences-'15?“
Busine- Jagger's 2W
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" ”“WSWW’F’W W" ‘ ‘
‘mzunu . LMFW‘S‘w
if _ "‘3‘?- . ._ ito spend...but acoustantinceniiu to mass
f it”m‘har’olkeaidew" The chances are that the octogenar-‘gave—lo resist. it may be [my the? ‘it limpllrilm"lmm‘:;mhwfl:
.- M A‘ .l e“ l
. ‘~ ien is least of all capable to tell other i reward spurs them onpbut'thevlact-rn-egfimrgdy thet' “mmd m eitt
MASON!C-_DIRECTORY men how to live to a ripe old age. The mains that. this father ’3 developing gen and removed .7 good many anon!-
. ._..-—- resisting power in the boys that will But the ‘7“,
lies and excrescenses.
fact that it was in general a compro-
mise made it unsatisfactory to both
weakltu who dies at {on is like] .
s y . y stand‘them in good stead in
to know far more about the only vltal ; yearn.
factors that men can control. the com’! There is merit in this plan, for the sides. The New York World. Mr.
moo rules of hygiene which may uddgreatest achievement any man can George wlpefl‘m and Judges Culen
a few years to a normal life but are‘mahe is to Conquer himself: to ovef- and Beabury opposed it because it was
{come his natural tendencies and cor- reactionary. 'i‘he' Ner'York Sun op-
Irect his inherent weaknesses. "Know posed it because it M,“ radical. 'l‘am-
:thyoolr". is a good nlptto' but before ' aft r wait-.
, , l ' marl . 0 pound it because. 8 -
.. lergy born in a man that carries lllmiyou can command yourself. you must lug : 520d. while. it had “eel-mined
A stated Convocation of BUN“? (”“91 through [0 eighty or a hundred Wllllfi ‘ know youmelf—«geQ-n grip on yoursel! Hill It WIS unpopuhr. Thousand! of
our; No. 38, R. A. M» W" bell“: t'iothers fall by the wayside, or the nofand learn to say .“no” to yourself. “we, WM quests because it was
masonic Temple TUGUIYPWS‘"; ge'ituml talent that .nlakes a poet or: One of the most common weaknesses somethinl new. Those who voted for
0th at 8 oclock- W": H- ‘ .vlto: “ l is self-indulgence—gratillcalion. it it did ,0 on the excellent ground that
All R.:A. Masons cords y n _, . . ‘ may be gratification of an appetite, t seated a substantial advance
Fraternal”. gift for buslness that usually makes .. l repre thl
A TUCK H P ‘b ’ . passion, love of dress, amusement or in governmenifll methods. Elli 3
CHARLES - . -_ 'l “5111983 BULC€§R what not but "springs from the same'wm, conclusion was not enough to
There are business geniuses. just as1rooi. lack of self control. continuum," it The principle of democracy
)there are artistic geniuses. The bonqmanifest this weakness in many ways does not can: itself with glory in the
I
GING ENGLAND To BOOK line does easily what the man of mod—l_b“"::l°t ”18‘0" and unruliness. but 'result. ‘
. . i s, .
ERIN . ‘ , l t‘h crate endowment struggles hard to ac. ! £- pee y in ‘ e childish desire ‘0 flndl Incidentally the - he“, maiorl y,
Great Britain and Germans are )0 . o‘d lpleasurodn the spending of money “Hashim“ the new constitution jg . blow
mapllointed by Secretary Lam“guilcolnplish and what we nit-re lllo or: little gretiilcatlons, particularly candy. to ”3mm“, Root's prestige. His
( of retest against British aggres-lc“ never attain even With the aid of ' litany a merchant makes a living from hand was as strongly upon the docu-
, '0 e , 1’ . ‘an the advice in the world. this trail in children. and many var a it's upon the Dec‘
. 1 alone. 0n regards it is too strong and! nls f te it bv t f i | ment as was Je erso p il-
° .w . F 0 that fact! ,And there is thevfactor of accidentle 0‘ r 3’ °° ree ““39““ laratlon of Independfintel °’ Ham '
, ~ use other as we weak... r m l _ k 'llh l A bed“ pennies with no “strings" on them. , on the Federal Constitullom
,_ l a. uther llle inl-; 0 "A“ on “ ' 00' man “my lA dime to the ve e lild d tons up ll-
done a neulra m l l; . a rag M oes “01 Fearing NewYork. a republican n
. g . , .
"l 8"”.fi’uessi6n that our government has come rlcll through a lucky chancelmem two nickels, or ten Danni‘s. but
' ow Well Lodge. No. toe-r. and A; M.
' sheets in Masonic Building. South
r Main street, 1st and 3d Tuesday of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—st 8 o’clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Sylvester
Decker, W. 151., Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
after
no guarantee of pro-eminence in use.
Just as it is primarily the vital en-
novelisi or painter, it is the nature
t fittest: .
F. S. LYON,.Secretary.
3 m slurred a middle course and is tryingl just as 3 strong mall may be killed bi’ liwo sodas. Money has value only “'to on" ”“an .3 its Candidate fol“
f. to pmioCt American lnme‘m impar'm‘ unlucky one. Many a business man.“ buys somethinx- me ”fluency. allhdugh blower} on ,.
l" ’ “all against offenses from any uunr- “'1‘“ "we“ "“3 ””3“” ‘0 ‘l “9““ “"4 The buy Who gets all the spending the..beaten constitution is really a
F ' E.“ y ' ient or the friendly favor of a business 1mm” 2;":‘2 Still‘l‘em‘mdl‘i'frmw demonstration ‘01 MIHWJ'g-z:
I . , endcno to: --a ~tron ~e «808103» '
. - . . . . . ‘ . : of statesman“?- =
\ 'll‘was'necmisary to deal With her- genius shoe the world tedious advice1A certain 'Wcslcrn youth came East :icersipL
.‘on the secret of success.
1‘5““. am. because German wrong ' {Years ago for his health. His father; W » . p _ 'CA"
‘ w :9" committed against American life Gm":- “MOP isn't a verypmmable‘w“ generous-and allowed him plenty MANAGEMW“ ‘ OF _'_ ”*1:
lit; 0"“ mm“) "6““ ”my “m“mfl‘:”" °"9b““‘m’ “W024. Few are,°'mo'fey. He bought his candy by the. , cmes srublED‘filrf ”m.
long... All commerce “WitllmOsi of‘the Gel._.'capable of giving it, and still fewer areInlcllels worth-and . single Incutbfuil The 'Wl‘rlli!“ American c y.
. l , ,cost a cent. He came .hasr again in time subjecinof critic
out of the way; and capabfe of receiving it. llater years for pleasure and paid ten lohssrvers, u coming intoits own. The
There are as many kinds of Hue-idollars to sees prisedshi. It was “(authorities of two lufselsolll-li Amer-
Ticsn trade centers have asked for in-
about the administrative
s of cities In this
.a-vlfl—
. l
f; ‘qau- controversi-
flme promise even of satisfaction in;
I A i‘ the Lusitania matter our government “093 88 were are kinds 01’ pecule. and fruition of his early indulgence.
apparently determined to devote its,“ many kinds ‘of people as there are Even thougbchildren are compelledLmrmeiion
'flwntiou m Eugllln d for a while. And mdlvmualg. Every Dam“ is a law on to work for their spending money. do~.msthods and finance
‘. .
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memoirs-amen: m SENTINL.
‘dlfllculty of getting the people to ac- .
A certain father has devised a rath- with great care by the best lawyers .
tionsl convention will hardly =vonturer
ism by foreign .
published by the Bureau: of.
You can't go far without fur
in this weather.
, 'Here are real fur: coats» sold
under their real names, prices
. flora $18 to 885.
Wolf lining, gray fox collars.
$45-
Goat lining, raccoon collar,
$55-
Muskrat lining. Persian lamb
collar. $100.
Muskrat lining, beaver collar,
$100.. .
. Pctsiallamb lining and col-
lar, $170. ‘
‘ Sable lining. unplucked otter
collar, $180. .
Midwinter
to complete your comfort. and
your style when youlthrow:
oil the furs.
RogersaStevens'
. Soulhihlomb Nos-walk
U. M. C. HAS' ANOTHER EX
PLOSION.
BRIDGEPORW, Nov. 10.-Frank
vBelll- 304nm loldo-was- killed in-
stantly yesterday. by an explosion in
tonexnof .the: small trnlxing houses at
thstelilniono Metallic. Cartridger Cour
pany‘s~~plant.-.. lie was mixing :fulmi-
nets. and ground. glass when .the. es-
lplosion occurred. Bell‘s body was
badly tmuusatod and the- building
waslde‘lolm‘k
'I‘his is the third explosion of this
tklnd at the plant within as many
weeks.
INITIAL.
She can't be'hs progressive as you
say if she's taking up embroiderinz
handkerchief;
Why. not? .
Because. that. seldom Jets. beyond
can... .
l s
..!to himself. And he will succeed not “‘5 chm" and mu. ”"3" “ "l” “film“?- ‘ .
nu- purpose is the same in both cases vallowed to spend freely with no res-l The Bureau of Foreign and 0011Ml
,h maintain the rights of neutral n _ .
e- 9139- bl" in proportion as he “MODS for the good results of their lndustrylmerce. has just completed '0' °°° 5"
first on- the part of belligerents. his own personal talent alongllls own are negatived by the bld P0311118 ”the inquiring municipalities,maenl:i:lz
. prove
» use a ainst.either? lines, finding hlsmost congenial work -. .
" ‘ I“ pressing 0.1" c g. . t and outing himself into it Moral and spend is am so wholesome ' prowl-American cities, the den 1
_ Gennany or Bntain, W8 1"" “mg “0 '* ’ tion by far as tours to acquire. ling quickly gathered from themes ‘3‘
, Numerous‘plans and schemes have’of. information at hand on the 3“”
.’ ~ interests. but as the championlol up; little to oil the machinery. ' ‘
" ted-national law in behalf. of all na-i ————”"’*‘-—‘"' suchasthe penny bank. school suvlngg‘aro. exhaustive staflsiiwr 0' ,tha
“ . banks. stamp saving systems and the 3 class.
‘ - ill the resent and the! MUNICIPALDWNERBHIP LOSES. ' , .
. ‘0“5' for m p like, but if it 18 easy to spend after the . Census. Also. reviews issued by the
_U our principal aims can be aCCOlIl‘: D08!” for public ownership of its streetvcess is defective. We all had our pen-;Bureau of ForelKn and Demetri:
:‘flsl'edv and “ submmm may or m"Gill” system was, under the clrcum- ny bank. and how we did “touch"lCommerce. through its collect-13:11:;
- - i ‘ l
'urnntional law can be savtfi iron the stances, a ““9 surprising. Detroit “everyone who touched us! We rattln was able to prelmre a u
wreckage of war. and financl
There will presumably be no relax. inform ed body of citizens hulking alto count. and put themback, broke.city , taxation
_ the bank when we went broke, and‘ment.
In: 0f energy ‘“ New“ 0‘" claims! keen interest in public affairs and has sometimeshed a riotof spending when. The ‘second South American realm!“
' limo. no threat...in our demands. hutvclpal ownership.of public utilities. him: Holocene-0‘1l for all litlltzllme. 2W“ ”fine?“)dtmfirsmfofmy‘cfi
' _ . . o ‘0“ metal {are}. . to one it and iscount a t e prev ous cty mprove . .
.918 la the intlmhtl n. l. rely already owns its own electric lighting good work'? The father of these boys L, tionz-laws. andmunlctnel organi-
[hich in civilized international . plant. The proposition submitted . to seeks to malle_self-oontrol ‘ lastinslaastion.ror reform. =The bumi‘“.pre.
tens is more pole!“ than blusm 0" proposition. . lparlns‘to tul‘fi‘ish .the.desimd.,puhllcu-
golenceo _ ‘uaily attractlve.- You can‘t spend what you do petitions, snd>..«lrlso to ,mke.,lsyflewlc
. d not recognize the 1983“” The rice forathettractionelineswas . ,
We 0 ~ p ' is easy to say-xf’no": to someloilmnsf’into-x-closel'ntoueh.~wi_th.tbosa of the.
d ~ window or anoeullns advertléement lUnited States. It is expected that
I it becomes genuinely "new” an ,system W" to be managed “M by 9°” when you have no money with you; ,the projected. work “downtime-«to
.Qerative against all nationS. we will; tlcians, but by. three oflthe biggeshnd
upcognizelt. Even then we “mm“ ad- most thoroughly trusted businessmen turn away: You .canTt 80 l! youf‘ One of the South-.Amerlcan com-
‘ ' haven’t the price of a ticket; but how municntlons involved-other important
‘ S'mel'llelcouflsffon “3910b“? Bub‘ who until lately: was "vice president:much better to.stay at home when lmatters whichvenabiedhe bureau to
»- wing-1h” m'vexatlons “diic‘lmhand.general manager of the Ford Au-
‘s‘elays. WO‘QBJIWI- let 11°“ .“39 “3 as tomohile_company.,,_Yet.the melfllre
you! To carry moneraround and he‘lnoluded in "the'oitywnewflscal plans.
able to say “no" to the many Oliver-paths attention-of IWGSMpCOIIm
tunltles that appeal to‘you toyspend inflow. and suppliers~ot materials. in
to develop, character. r6916“!!! power. this country. Tho‘war Ads prevented
ll- ” proportion as he imitates somebody I traint it were better they did not work'f tic Commerce. Department of Com-
_. . sinus in war time against all infring
their spending. To earn simply toiol‘ the ilnancingof llll
ind. (Oct! 50‘
infierely in defense of American proper-J professional ldviCe'cari merely help a
I» been devised to teach children lbrift,‘ject. Within the department. there
”1“"?- it “in mean much to mankind; The repudiation by Detroit 0‘ ‘ pro- money is onoasaved. the whole procg municipalities are .l on .file. and “‘9
of bliestionsw dealing: with,
a somewhat radical city, Vvlth a well ' ed the pennies in glee, shook htem out “"th pu .
"gainst England; there is no hint of.' shown a distinct leaning toward muni— we lest our self-control: But why prac-fwas for omcial publications of the
1the voters .on .electiouday. .was unus-
have. Money‘in the-Whores. _-lt ottoman miss-.mgaercemmunities
a; England's blockade... of Own“!- "to no fixed by the circuit. court. The
bill when the purse is full how hard to word stronger business relation».
lg“ England’s fishinto takeounsblps J.ierstrolt, one.of.tllem James Consent;
iron have the price of. a ticket Withfbrlhg the large pnbllcflqurs thatzsn
“I metrument' for unlawful retaliation Jailed of puhlloanan'Oll-uh
al manum ,. '
. i . ‘
scum Gel-mm. norwcan we Hamill There is obviously .n slush beyond
discriminate against our
'oiilllmerCe in favor of her own export
, mrdilforences with England are
‘ . M lily not irrecmcllable. There has
teen aroused. as yen‘no very» intense
cellos on “mermaids... The centre
mousing be, who spills; ”who:'ubltthlmnusressooslbilitvxowhls W” ..
I damages. .If not. the. disputed points
legltlolute‘
which American voters are not yet
ready to go in public ownership inno-
vations. Clgveiand, like Detroit,‘ll_as
:gone into the electric lighting business
1and has its own garbage plant and cor-
you know yourself’and'csn 'conuuerjhave heretofore inflated ektenslwelp
enough to say, "no" and stick to it,
reserve and strength; It means 'thsficertain "capitallatgfl in» Europe. Who ,
yourself. But until you ‘aré unearth such eme"”€°‘“‘ll'°m*°flfillfihd , _ . p . . ' 4 _ .. 1‘. ‘ . M /
their interests."sndadhesfani‘horiti‘swoilM-l £- 9 . , ‘ AmA"q‘Elephl film ostlhscrtbcr. 2:
you had-'bether‘let therbanll do there ”helm-91g“ ‘communitydhewturnodvto .. ._. _, ‘ . . _ ._ .1, .. . p ‘
slating'dorgoupfor shinis-lwlsstnbannf-this-Icons” mug. portionwof A“; , . . - . ,
solo... m mallow-mm ”illflhheans ofr'carryingfostdilemprojsots, .
lune midsummer menu
4 mtthnsiumoeomumns
taln other minor business enterprises. it is in ‘ bank". , . .. as‘ysilasfm modelssof- I mm“
who wasn't more “an: eel.l>e-~ ~. um.mu.moml ‘ '
transportation system. ~, Its _ traction CARRlE's MINDJS DEFECTIlflw 15.“...pmd'..hflmhoymmu.0”...
K V ., 7 W , tuniliesfi h ' " ' j ' '
Apollootion‘..hss.o been sleddlln the Ma
Stomlomuerobau‘ucom by tholse- _ .
"l'setmen. for theoommiilfient of 39“" .301 “gm;
- - nauseous-twin ""1;
m—n
control. .umblmmth writhinglmih’.
wwwmmew- ~ . emu
Thoilhurea'w'lev-“th§re!orhfiilllo"ili3grfufl ¥ lg
nlshtlnotleonlyhinstructiveofsclsto be . .
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1915
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LONG COAT SUITS
MILITARY COAT SUITS
RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS
BOX COAT SUITS
FUR TRIMMED SUITS‘
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of Broadcloth, Whip
Cord, Poplin, etc. All
new winter shades.
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Best values in this section—~Hundreds to select from”
$18.50. $22.50. 82500332150. $32.50
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All the latest materials and up-to
. date style affects. Special lot of
w Zebeline Costs,.0hevlot Coats, Eponge
Costs. Many for trimmed. Special
,glnlmcnse-Newt-Stoek; of
. lPl‘l’lsll,.t-Vélvet;_Sealette. Velour
3:
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.. $18.98;. $22150.“$25.00. $27.00. $32.50
ENTINEL Classified
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