THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTI-NM
PAGE SIX
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 34, 1913'
THE scurry!“ NORM”
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
agricultural agents at work in the GOLF AND AGRICULTURE ..
various states. going through the rur~ An interesting governmental ques-
al districts and teaching the besption is raised by the National Gold
modern methods consel't‘ation.;Association's request that the feder-
crop rotation, crop disposal. study
of
i
stock‘al department of agriculture {
breeding, etc. This admirably supple-land report on the kinds of grasses,
swing
a. L. AND A. L. ooman,’
PROPREITCRS- ments the “country adviser” work al— l most suitable for golf courses. I
WEDNESDAY, NOV; 24, 1915 ready begun by many cooperatirel This is probably the first intima-l T0.NIGHTOF
31— —.—— E ALMANAC FOR farmers' and business organizations’tion the agricultural department host 7 t I
“INIATUR and by some of the state agricultural hand that its activities have anything? ,.
TOMORROW. , . . . ‘ ‘ ’ ’
. departments. :in common wrth golf. The fact is}
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> The sum isn't destined to remain I that this'game, though a most excel-L
so small. For thec oming year there : lent sport for those who like it and -
will be $600,000 available: from the can afford it, is in direct conflict with
High tide ! :02 a. m.; 1:00 p. to.
Sun rises 6:53; sets 4:27.
EVENFEE’SENNNEL' TELE
federal funde,»aud by 19221here will
the most .Ifundamental purposes of ag- .
. PHONE CALLS.
Editorial. Rooms-92. _ be $9,000,000‘appropriuted every year. riculture.’ Instead of making two
Business Offices—~93"; And fromrthe present indications, thecabbages grow when; onsgrew be- -
Norwalszranch Office—1388. states will use up every dollarof it. fore. golf makes'"grass grow where ' ‘7;
Editors Residence-#2257; '
- City Editor's .Rcsldsncmua-p
‘ Business Manager’s Residcnoew
11134;.
PubliflhdtROimM‘brw co‘uld spend ,moncy. There is probob- Every golf course represents so WM "”194",”? Hundreds of Suits and Coats—and everyone a wonderful a1
..mg 10le » RY' lino othsrleld in ‘whicba dollar much landmines. from that produo .OCCWO' no v ue.
’ ON EC! 0 ' can bring sucthg‘rretums-ln private tive area. The economic loss is inn-1 Sure. the ““1“”? are” im'; I 1 WOMEN’S AND . WOMEN’S AND 5‘ ‘
pmsoern and nationslaresoumes. Out tiwlarly noticeabl in the vicini of portantas. the 1718’ PM. to- , , WSW .
y e by day. and here are, all the dcv MISSES , MISSESl. ? '4
-~ Butler Chapter, 1%. as, n. a. M.
meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street. 2nd and 5th Tuesday»
of each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
it sees without eay‘ng thatthis is
one of thrmost‘ valuable economic
purposes for which "the government‘
of a nation expenditure of a billion
dollars a year, the sums voted for this
object seem trivial indeed.
cabbages once grew, and doesn't even
utilize tneg rass tor any economic
purpose.
ed. to ( :sing elusive pills over bun-
dredat: .ots might profitably be de-
voted to market gardens and might;
any large'city,~wherethe space devot-l
Youdncsnttharbind' and we’ll;~
dress ' that guests. '-
Evorything; men.- for the
l
sirahlcjtyles. Suits with two
pairs of. trousers 'is one of
our specialties.
Norfolk suits. .-
lucluding many new clover models,
the newest belted flare effects. trimmed with for
or velvet. materials are poplins. serges and whip
showing
.The most remarkable values yet offered—and just. in time for tomorrow’s wear- Alterations "VI
and deliveries up to closing hour tonight.
Exceptional showingjin 08‘. ..:r boxed Mots ‘
in belted effects, fur velvet ,
skirts are in the newest ideas,
"raid ”rimmed”
. widen-angle of
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. -rwmm.”
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Masons cordially in need 0118 HELPlNG EUROPEAN L A5089 lcon‘ceivably lower the cost of living a ”05:32:33. 20:31.,ggegavyculiluegulbmgzm $ 98 ranted colors in broadcloths. J: '1:
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M. Toys “Made in Germany” and valu- little in those communities. '1 . 918; others with side pleats. - 1-— ‘ 2311;422:235, $130k crepe $’ 00 ‘
Meets in Masonic Building, South ed at $165,000,000 have been released Golf is probably justified in spite R0gers&stevens 1 , _ Tonight _________________ .... h..— bum". Toni 31;“ ac and =
“sin street. lst and 3rd Tuesday 01 from embargo and will he landed in of these facts, because of its contri- .r l. , g ----------
“('11 month—July and AKIN-St ex- this country. ., As a consequenmpmsr button to the health of those who play 53“? Ném‘lk" NoMlk. ‘ , L
(5:523:1t2r3iaily‘ihfiitegl $35232: 000,000‘of good American money will it. But its claim on the department up the partnership between him and! . . WOMEN’S WOMEN'S AND MISSES' W M .
P. Decker. W. M. RobertM.Wilcox. 80 10 laurope ‘0 pay the workers and of agriculture is hard to figure out. the Mark?! Robbers; by winch tite‘lnt-l . _ AND MI‘SSES' 0 EN S
Sec. t'uruisliers of material. The same —v—~———-—O— ter '3 m pay his campaign caucuses] . $6.50 messes- AND MISSES’
”WV“; ,.- ~ _. M ‘7 . 'Santa Claus who brings the toys here "Forty thousand from: Carolina 2183‘: piesldentlgl‘wnwtn. 1n 3" , . 0 i .. .. .
musr socrertss DROP THE HV-. M“ We "*0 "‘0“? “‘m- A” 0‘ “me” "a“ ”in“ i“ “ ”me“ law infirm: melyitsi‘solinggwxf 3i 1 ' coats » 5mm finished with "(in was' some K. $15 CoaIS
PHEN? :whit'b would not be at all untortun- ugainstmdltional antionul prepared-i1ngfi banks to the Market Robber! Do‘ ,».\ sleeves unslhed With satin cugs, Home ; ‘.
One of the most drastic suggestions “‘9 “"9 1“ "0‘ for ”“3 fact that ”‘9'"? "“3" Farming communities generally incl call attention to the fact that the; 9. I" desirable mixtures, in halt 1:8"! “(mg trimmed W'ith‘fancy 6‘ A large assortment oi‘ dc- V.
for dealing with the “hyphenproblcm"iare “19‘”! 0" 9901’le i“ ”‘95“ United 100k M the matter in somewhat methidlsent college professor will get: ' ‘ iY:,P:O?nKI;-.:mwn to “Wk Volt;SandSZZTlar:[‘01:hpti:in“il:ilillmlila‘fi sirable “10(1915 in mixtures.
x comes from William Lustgarten ofI SW9” ”“5 and "no“ to make a“ Nam? ‘way. “Is the industrial mm‘ 22:02::er)tb:.rhi::|s:‘:lfiocfl:i 1:531:11? and nth-v h, ed with belt Others combinations of serges 2:: ' eel-dam” and pm" ”0“"
NW York, the organizer of an unti- liclcs that are entirely suitable for mumties that are particularly inter— in the world formaking his dupes be-i ; pockctp ' $ 98 silks in navy and .\ features. in
hyphen society. He sees in divided (‘hristmas gifts. it is estimated that 03w“ “1 proparcdness. The farmer lieve him when he says. "No thought-i ’ Special to- __ “3°"- SDWN $2 49 fit? wanted $ 9.8
atlcgiancc a grave menace to our my: every dollar spent for labor is turned (“9‘3 “N“ W” 03" 119“” “’3“! him. tul Democrat in the United States has night ..... 7' tonight --------- o. . End‘s“: Spec- 2
i --—-——-‘-O————--- so much as even proposed Free Trade.’ , , omght ..
e.over ten times a your. The laborer
.
tional life, and proposes _to climinat
it by public ostracism directed against: pays hi5 RI‘WBI')’ bill. the groceryman
lpuys the wholesaler, the wholesalcri
Do not show the thoughtless farmers ,
the bottom of the cheat in the' hero's: ,
rant about the “New Freedom!" DO‘
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Furs are getting cheaper, as u re
sult of a shift of the world's fur trado'
I
alien organizations.
“The first step." he
come from public officials and politl-l
Public officials, as of-1
thc president down,
cnl leaders.
.. facials. from
should ignore all functions given by.
lu‘pheuated societies. All politicians
in the past have encouraged such or-t
gzmizations. Now, realizing that they;
lm- unpatrlolic and might on occasu
lull prove trcusonablc, . 1
put the ban upon them. endless chain of individuals. iBut film] of two sucressive Congresses. kings "”3“ “’VN- NoleOU Shutj
. . . ' .' I , l1 ' < y l . v .
"The original disapproval musty‘that'tollm ls sent to grow It :0 tin,“ d!)llO'.HUl‘ll nothing is: :zefgtYLtlxel-Lfefit;9T2“ al‘llhi:
. ., If th let's it< scrvce to anon ens clanoi I . . . . 1 us 80 0!
come from olllcial sources. 0 fact! Never mind the great legal prlu-;
mayors of cities, oiiioe holders, polltm
iczt' workers and all good Aemricsna‘
likewise refused to attend the tune;
tlons, of hyphenated societies, theyi
would .begin to bring home to the'
minds of the members that if they
wish to be Americans they must drop,1
the names of the countries whence
the-y came."
He even goes so far as to advocate!
“titat no corporate entity be given to
; societies beariugtmyphensted (names-ti
I ,_ -—:that is. that such societies be denied‘
those who persist in flouting their'
dual loyalty; In his-tomcial capacity-fast”. . . ;. . ‘ . . .
x a in olden times did it iot . . .
' ‘ . i dirt."
he a car to have acted according x .. ., ‘. , THIE MARK£T_ROBBE_R'5 CHEAT. ant ,
DD :2 righteousness sake. houadais the Edltpr of South Norwalk Evening ROSWELL A. BENEDICT.
to Mr. Lustgarten's principle, refus-
s lug to dealwlth representatives of so-
cicties interested in siiy form: of war
'filpagandat Neither heinorany other
man in public life. however, seems to
I; have gone to the extreme of denying
recognition to all hyphenated socie-
tics.
Such a policy might work injustice
' in many cases,. and there‘s room for
guesmu wnalaemt sholud be adopt.
ed; but the present tendency of pub-
lic sentimnb—is plainly in that direcs
l
says, "mustl
pays; the nutnuiucturer, the mauufaru
tnrcr pays for his labor undmaterials.
the factory employe buysua suit of
clothes, the clothing merchant pays
the money to his clerk, the clerk buys
a theatre ticket. the theatre manager
pays the actor. who, in turn. . spends
the money for board and clothes.
due to war dis‘Slrbancesa This is a
t‘hristlnas hint to Friend Husband.
'.\ud yet it’s possible that Friend Wife
for that vcr, reason, won’t want turn
this year.
_--_,._.-,
if, as some people think; a gene;-
al tariff revision is undertaken by
the next session of Congress, it will
Thus the money-goes on its trunnion.l
Europeans. instead of an endless chain
of Americans. And that makes somei
difference. -;
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FASTIN'G IN A CAVE. !
Oue~of the most diverting contrustsi
in civilized life is found in the case
'of‘the-New York man who forsook the
six-nullioned-mctropolls to fast for 40'
ditys in a cave in one of the city!
parks. Ulla seemed to enjoy both hisl
“olive and his hunger, and was much
annoyed when the‘polirw dragged him4
out of his,lair and sent hinlback to‘
sorts for that matter. Most of the
Mimosa is usually the cure of some‘
physical ailrnettL, The only visions
the subject-sees tarewlslons of beef-
stesks and mince pies, and hisvpray'
e'rs. mostly, directed to meddling
friends. who try to tempt him from
the straight path of starvation.
Few of these extreme diet cranks
carry out their bravo plan in caves,
particularly in cgld Weather. It's-well
known that. it a man is determincddo
fast, he can stick it out longer at
home, in a waM<~bed.i-~ Then-cold
bo'the first time in political history.
. "'i . fitabl in lo‘ cut to any
they should Ln ng .llro e c D )lu that the Bflmflvmliwalmanvy. m con.
The war ls said to bewmakinguthe
belligerent nations more religié‘us.. But
you wouldn‘t know it from their ac-
tions. L
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; SENTINEL
I READERS?
Sentinel:—
Biind hero-worship seems to be a
dissipation inseparable fromuhumanl-
ty; and it is a very; dangerous weak:
nations sometimes hid good bye to
reason and become the dupes of demo-
Mmutet Robber knows-this and nukes
use.of his knowledgoltorob the some,
people again and again. He knows
thsagobout once in so often, they are
ripe (or the spoiling of the makers of
sawdust-heroes; for'they must have
(theirphemutdsasavr-dust hero is het-
Wt».
" ’ia'papler‘ntache and barksyhollow -to
nests; forwhile its spell is on, whole .
gogups orv dervisrhes.~ The-m age-old ~
as papa, yDo _
it 1
Open until 9:00
to-uigh
Closed all day
tn-morrow
not. call their attention to the, fact:
that;Now Freedom really means Free:
Trade. in all‘ the products or their! ’
farms. Do not expose the {act that;
their hero ~stunrp;spoakci~, whoionce'
cried aloud in his pou-rty for a-pen- . ,
sic". if he lies uuotwssfully to the lJco-x . ,
pie, will get; thousands of goodAmcrLl _
candollsrs :through the Market nob-l '
behfor-evwdetfiryt every .word in ' " '
.his llar's.perlods; and besides will en~l
Jay for,year.s a social (position that:
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’clple that. bars the interested judge!
0r juror! , Do not Question the mo‘
tlves.of your hero; but stand high .“l i
on the stilts of your, blind hero wpr.f
ship and damn to perdlthn any one'
who dares to show yod that your idol,
the'gentlest tap of tho-nakod'knucltlos
of truth! And then pay for - your
Spree»! credulity by submitting to a
Simmons-Underwood Law and being
robbed of your home market by the
greatMarkct Robber and made. 101': 3".
decade. a naked and starving, .beggtr l HEADQUARTERS FGR' GAR
.in your owntnativo land. ._
They come high, sometimes; RANGES, 51:.00 to $48.00.»
but ‘
ter how great the later harvest for the‘
whole. country of ."povertY. hunger,
lonesfirflmchktss
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1 t ‘ 99 h President “'11- histteamhehtod flat. 1 . ... like the periodic sprees of coniirmedl1 t§clf ughtn‘gfr‘Bume’h Seq ‘ .
n a recell, H) C . plenty 0f men have fasted for forty ; , I g in" drinkers“ the people must havetheirt 0“, stock befioret bum]. k» {a I or!“ W . . . , ' ‘ ~ ..
9"“ “ml“ at “cm “”3“” mi days, auditions it in caves and in des- W epertods of blindleroworship. no mat- Gus Hot Wire: Heaters .. $11.00 :We Furnlsh ‘\‘k\‘\-;.
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'12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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NOV-..-~ 30th.
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__...___.‘————-_ makes a “w?‘l'ungty‘i lamb“ be ex herogand ibtougbuhis newspaper. ciao. s TQ “Windham"! ,-. i 2 ‘2 ‘1 Pl -
FUNDSJOJJEACH FARMING... "cities to Warm “Pr “19‘ “em“ medians it as the coming Messiah of 0i . .your..uumber - é m r .
_ Oneal moanestons. of 000mm: flakes him. h-“nw- J“ fat-Th "W: 89311:: stand "NemFreedou'hhnd mu- ; and mm _ in u .n 1 ‘3,
. flan between the federal and state thinggworks WEN: 4‘9 k,eep,a.mau. ‘ltnfiiall‘dpwn “"151 worshjptthe chest. 3 ' ' g _ m 6.x p. 1 .4 ..W 2 Real Good Egzfiffi '{ '
~ . r in 9,130 m a 003 last Nov“ fora grosumaterialist to attack .. book be icerlafltdn mu. m“ " i ; ‘ , ' 3.
govmqntsds »seen.in..th newnsys; [,9 y 3 8 ' ’i , ; l _ . Y : . 5 lbs. (or. _ . 90c _‘ .1
; _ v it h id b th 33 {410.1va expose-tho treachery of . rang” tor itelelflnne 55'1“ . . _ ed 3 . ,
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; f er act, established a fund for agricdl- “if '8“? A“ 3°!“le the» WWW 060ml». he wouttlsheztynmstt-t You i l ‘ peanut Bum, it
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natal at case was r for mm mm theg‘mtd by pow“ a, .thefiner. , RESIDENCE “Lustrous, . j . . xgoib. l
“99°40‘13"" of “‘1" fund “0“”. I be ' ‘ ti. " 8W. ‘ " ‘ lend, of centuries .‘hurdonod'into the i SERVICE .2. f; . _ Made Willie . _ -
avidq! to every dollar appropriated "by "WWW" “PM 9““ °’ ““5“” law; mushrooms-autism: nut-or l ,. I l ‘ . Stun F ‘5' 'th' lb: F b M _ Y“ “’3“ <
a state WOW: 1.“,th ti halo MQUM'JI’tW for: to iii! in l 0&5.°_1.‘3h¢‘;b°._!919‘9i¥ to ; ‘ c ‘ . r 10 S ps reetwrfllu .« res Rossg “Moi. . . . . . 25c
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