PAGE SIX
-m SOU [H N )RW’J‘K a llanirh line by the American Trans:
. 1‘: EVENING SENTIQEL atlantic Company of lielaware. 'l‘husl
ESTABLISHED BY ,there was no taint of belligerent oral
JAMES GOLDEN ilglll they passed front one neutral
._, than to another neutral flag. Great
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E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN; liritaiii entered a piolcst at the time
PROPREITGRS, lot‘ the transfer, charging that tier
illl'dll)‘ owned an interest in the vessel
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’ ”INIAT'FRfiééaélgA‘SAC FOR'Uur departnie‘iit of commerce made a
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“'EDNLSDAY, DEC 8. 1915 . l r, on dill tittded tlit
’— ,there was no ground for refusing to
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High titl612227 a. 171.; ”:45 P- m. in it ships to \nttritan r\Klbll. .‘
Sun rises 737; sets 4324' ;'l‘liat should have settled the mailer.
gzhu ..-. . 7 .s 1(lieal liritain. however. seized them
. ‘EVENIgI-(II' SEENTINEL TELE',nt the first opportunity. as she has
'” ‘ 0 E CALLS' lsciicd many other American vessels,
Editorial Rooms—-92. . . . . .
.7. Bushes->5 Office—93. ,aiid then. without even awaiting Judg-
" Nor-walk Branch Office—i 388.
Editoys Residenchmgsfi, l tioned them for her own trade.
City Editor's Residence—752-4. ; Such action is not only iii defiance
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Bismcss Managers Resmence‘flof American rights but it is contrary
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_3 ' . lto British law. if the British govern-
Eublishers Resrdence—Bgo. . .. . ._
-- . ‘nlt'lll isnt disposed to heed the pro-
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liuent iit her own prize courts, requisis'
llests of the United States, it will do
MASONIC DIRECTORY i . ,. ._
,well at least to heed the advice gl\t’ll
in tile House of Lords by Viscount
Old Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
. “is l“ Mil-“0“” Building, South 'llryee, the former American ambassa-
aln SIM" 1“" and gm Tuesday of dor, and Lord liandsdowne, leader of
each month» July :utd August ex-t . .
. . the conservative party, against abus-
cepieil at it oclocit. Alt Master
Masons tordiali) invited. Silvester
P. Decker, \l'. iii llobci‘t M.\\’ilcox, ,“HH‘Wéiti'T
Sec. if the liritisli government means to;
lug llieir power under the plea of
”‘ ” ' " follow the [Carl oi Portsmouth, \vho‘
Butlct' Chapter, N0. 38, R. A. M. urges it to "sweep away all judicial
MN)“ ”1 “mm“. lllllltlillfs’. houth iiitetics” and all such "rubbish" as
Main street. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays .
. , lil‘llt‘ court law and the declaration of
of each lililillll‘nlllt)’ and August ex- .
cepicd v'ftt s o‘ilock All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Charles
—- than the German admiralty in its 1e.-
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London. and resort to "the old sell
lil\\.< of our ancestors." it is no better
A FE ERAL lNHERlTANCE TAX.
How are we izoinu to raise the hun-
ceni, and now reptirialcd. period of
'i'righli‘uluess."
,- dretls of millions required for creating We tintt‘t rhiwrt the British to art
‘ - ‘like pirates in dealing with .\i|lt‘ricail
an efficient army and iiii\)'. I
shipping. if they persist. there may“
he a demand iii iltis country that \\t
at them‘
‘Oiiviottsly unusual nicthotb will he
nee-led. The nation‘s intome is al-
yact as we did iii 131:. and tre
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as pirates
ready i‘uhning behind it current euten
ties, and theie is ito prospect oi breah
iiig Hen while the war lilrls. \ i‘ew‘ ”,-W._. _. .
"i“.s't‘*‘.s: ‘.\l's.‘\'l‘ . .
.. uii lion . )1 ton t. till, it t ttl ty‘ “USELESS' GRAMMAR. I
E: economy of adtninistt‘aiioii. and a ten. .
"t . . .\ccorditii: to a speaker who address-
nim‘e millions may he sated out of . . ‘
ed the .\.ittottal t'ounlil oi leachers
Ute (migressional pork barrel .i teats»
. . oi linplish iti ('lilcago recently. grant,
littors are suli‘tctcitth patriotic. 'l‘he
it . . . _ inar not ottly does not teach correct
tti‘lil might be readjusted to provide . . .
, . , speech. but otten l.‘i a hindrance to it.
n lat'ucr inioine. though It iv. always: .
When a titan is thinking of syntax and
J lmini to tell what a ttti‘lit‘ will or will .
tryin',. to talk at the same time, lies:
3 , not. produce. lint it the plans of army H
doing too much. lhere is a t'tillinloii
uitd' iiat 3' building are to be varied out ‘ t
that is land to either the syntax or
on anywhere near the scale indicated
~ . . , the thought.“ _
in tlte administration‘s littli' \. it will _ , .
lt's a matter oi conmion observation
be necessary to rid-e fro llltli't' money , .
that the pupil who parses and due
Ut’ii‘ caii bt‘ t'\ tecled from all these .. l
‘ ‘ I acthty hi the
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“1 grams with the greatest f
h-ttil‘t‘es together. t
ly as not the one
sclioolrooin is as like
"ill" Chiral-’0 Tribune remarks that . .
that uses the poorest laiiclish on the
all“ t“ ”Wilt!“ is inevitable. and sttg- . .
It doesni seem to occu.
playground
'to him that the grammatical rulel
ordinary
gests that tho least objectionable form
of direct taxation for such a purpusp . '
have atiy application to his
in thc inheritance tax. ) ‘1‘ . ‘ l f“ q to
< - ‘. s ieech tr 1 ll toes, ie re se.
‘It is not easy to evade. lt tails ups: l ;
‘ make
| People use language in the way
The clilld
the effort to speak correcil)?
on those who are most able to bear it.
if it is is sttil'tciett'ly radical it will ae-
. . ttltnt's natural to tlietii.
contpllsh a general social reform a»; a ‘ ,
whose parents speak itottd laugh-“ll
check upon inordnttte concentration of . ‘
. ‘fliliili‘ good English himself. ’lhc
inesponsihle wealth?
- child who is accustomed to bad ling,-
Tliore is no doubt that the lllotle} l
- . . lisli at home anti among his playmates
could be raised in this way, lllltl it is ‘
likely that that method would arouse
may arriie ill a fairly correct manner
of speech iii the course of years,
- limit it ‘t gradual dropping of his e
its eiftcwncy has already been testeittl g ‘
less opositioii than any oiht-r device r
rors. but that reform is chiefly a1
on a Slirill scale in nearly all the. . ‘
tllllillt'l‘ of unconscious or liltll‘t'l‘in-‘,
“"lifi‘t‘r although the federal govern“ . . . .-
tsc'iotis iniltultoii. it is our eiiHi‘iiii-
‘ Only the?
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xcepilonal child, who is a pie-x
instead Of an ordinaryi
forms his speech by;
iiteat has not yet resorted to it. . .
. nieiil that forms ottr speech
in Mary every foreign country that
- . . [very e
, inheritance lav plays an important. _
l - - . cocious prig
part in paying national expenses. itl
1 beta , re
is recognized that. aside front its human [-3
frules taken out of a book.
ind by an anti-stif-
economic value in bieakin; up huge
l t.\'Ow we are itiforii
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giragist that the ltomat
fortunes, it tuipeals to certain wealt- tl‘llllllll‘e it‘ll be
messes of human nature. it is easier Just
cause. women went into politics.
for a man to pay taxes after his death, 5h writer insist ,
and i q r r l [he Olll I all ' an lnligli
l. l5 ethic {0 a citizen [0 gl"et C )
“1‘ lwl of at . \r' f‘ l ed lhal ll loll beCllllh‘e 11011“? abl’llldon‘
' l lllllt. lliln i‘ "la" to gh’et .
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up what the has made himself led military COIlKCi p
I .'—‘-‘ Previously we. had
ertsn PIRACY.
We don‘t mind Brittanin ruling the mosquitoes.
wave, as long as she rules it fairty.,i)ecattso of Cbrlstlanit)’,
We don't object to her pre-eminencelabsentee landlordisnt, and a dozen 0‘
in international trade, as long as she. two other causes. The one sure thing
gains and keeps it in fair competition.t about Home is ”H“ it fell- And “1““
' Quiz we do most seriously object when, it. lucky thing that. was for modern
[she uses her naval power to increnso‘ "‘“mllS‘S~
her shipping and swall her trade at "" .
our expense. The personal example of teachers
The oommandeering of the Hockingt has for more to do with shaping the
and Genneasee for her own use by a. speech of their pupils than the book
metidlr and supposedly honest power of grammar they teach. And the
is an insolent denial of American grammatical rebel who shocked the
operty rights at sea. it is on 3 English teachers at Chicago was prob-
m with the German denial of our ably right in saying that reading aloud
Liila or life at sea, and only less sen does infinitely more than formal in-
‘ii-ns property is subordinate in im- struction in grammar.
lance to human rights. One form A certain mount'o: grammatical
wow 16’ in? $153?- instruction must be siren. no doubt.
than the other. But edncntm «on to overdo If. M
lion in favor of
1voluntary service.
learned that Rome fell became of its
because of the Germans,
because of
tutti nuts ltlillllSl
1‘ 8 SOUTH NURWALK EVENING SENTINEV
WEDNESDAY, DEC 8. 19:3]
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TALKS ON THRIFT. !
Harry Lauder on Thrift. I
Harry Lauder. the laldUUS Scolch‘
comedian. who has made million}
laugh. ill‘il who cttiiiniands a tabuloiis
salary for his taunt-title shv'tt‘hes, lie
lines in tiiriit. He wouldn't be a
Scotchinan ii‘ tie did not Easy come
easy go" i.» 1h» rttte ill Di'vl‘k‘s‘bltili)
where big money is lliiltlt' for little et
i'orl 'l'he ihcatrtcal profession is noted
for its spending, propensities. bill iiai
ry belitves in saving (hit of his earn
mas he accumulate-i enough to so»
scribe $t’itt.tititt to the Itiitisii \\'ar Loan
"lifllrlUlllnlll‘ at tour per cent
Harry has a few homely niaittins
on thritt that have been widely circu-
lated 63in; the war period. in tho
hope that his followers would profit
1 thereby. .Alltllt‘i‘ wadiia \‘.a. it" says
: Harry, "and i would he disgracing tier »
memory if i wasted" lleic are sonic
of his rules:
i. Behave toward your purse as you
would to tour Heat friend.
2. View the reckless spending of
money as criminal and sliuit the com
pany oi the retklcss spcndi r
:J [tress neatly. btit not lavishly A
bank pays a higher rate of illicit-:1
than your back.
4. Take your ainnseiiicnts Jtltllittllls
lv. You “Hi eniov them better.
t3. Don't tliiow away the crusts eat
‘them. The; are as ill)llrl.~lillt: as bt‘ef
ti. it is more exhilarating to feel
money in your pol‘set than ltt'i‘i lll
yottr stomach
7. Remember. it will} talo . twenty
shillings to llitilit' ii pound. and twelte
pennies make a shilliiii:
it, You can sleep better ailci a hard
day's work than after .i hartt day's
idleness.
it. (let good wine tr-tni youi Hades
men. They \vattlt out that they ,L'el
good money from you
N. A biti‘ib book litiiltes good leading
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t‘edar street school lot and the same
amount allowed to grade the Prospect
street slhool lot. RAM was asked
tor each of these jolts.
There was no discussion of any itii
parlance to mark the disallowing oi
the school nurse request or the sllcnii:
if the other siliool appropriations
The members of the board worked st
l--ntly but ’iiiiri-ly.
The only spealiti w ho appeared he-
tore the board last ntrht was John
McMnllen. of Judah Island. He stat
ed that the $3,000 the board had at
lowed was altogether too much to
grade :tnd extend Qtiitttard avenue to
Lowndes avenue, and he asked that
that appropriation he cttt to SLUUU
and the remaining $3.000 be used to.
pave lhirritt avenue. ‘
.\lr. .\lc.\ltillcn pointed out that titat‘
number of iniproveiiienia that had
been made iii that section of the city.
.‘iiltl he t-llltl ilre streets joined \vtth'
linrritl avenue which was iii-ted very
tiinclt .\|r. .\lc.\lulleii stated that be
'1 id allowed the public the use of hit?
park for swimming purposes, I'l(‘.
He stated iltal he has been assessed
for the past few years on property
bordering on the proposed extension
of Quiitturd avenue, and yet repeated
requests to run the street through
this point tnet without success. “is
property in this section, he said. is
now assessed at $63,000 compared
with $lti,tttlti when he Ilrst purchased
it Mr. .\ic.\lullcn was also represent-
ed at the hearing by Attorney Leo
Davis.
Mayor Carl Axel llarstroni stated
he reflected the sciitiuieitt of the
members of the board is recognizing
.‘t'lr hit-Mullen its a citizen oi the high-
est type. and the kliid of a man .\‘or«
walk wanted. The members of the
board seemed anxious to arrange the‘
appropriations so that Mr. lichittllen's
wishes in the matter of improvements
were as nearly followed out as possi-
bin.
The vote of the board at n recent
meeting whrreby $3,000 was voted for
the Quintnrd layout. was voted res-
lcindcd last night. The same course.
was taken with the $3,000 appropriat-
ed in u lttttip sum for the use on sev»;
eral streets throughout the city. .
'l‘liis 38.0th was re-appropriated. $1. "
(‘00 of it being named to carry Out the;
Quitttard avenue extension and the re»'
niuliiing $100040 be used to pave,
Burritt avenue and also for the use
on the other streets originally inchtd-t
ed in this tsum.
- There was some discussion about
the transferring of $15,000 from that
fourth to the fifth district. Mr. .‘iic-lI
Mahon and Corporation Counsel Lottiet
of the expenses paid by the town pre-
vious .to consolidation. N0 definite
action was taken on this matter.
l'pon the motion of Mr. McMahon,
the board voted $1.500 for the fire-
alarm system. after assurance was
made that all three districts of the
city had expressed their willingness
to turn the. apparatus over to the
fourth district. The tentative budget
of the fire department now totals $23,-
989.
Concerning the laying of pipes from
Westport avenue to the Naramake
Home. a communication was read
wherein the information was contain-
ed that it would be necessary to lay
4.725 feet of 6 inch pipe. The esti-
mated manna from houses along tho
rout. in $2114.65. The animated raw
enue from the Home is $180.
Those (two ships were bought from expect lmposnibiiitieii of it.
Tb board adjourned to tomorrow
- evening.
SEION ["18 B Y highest seine was the keynote. .
"And now." says .‘vli. h‘etoit, "there
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.otiiitid w'tth him. t Ytlr. Seton says he will hereafter de-
‘ subject.
wood held that according to the. char-l ,
ter the fifth district now takes carel .
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is .t tlriltli‘illllg of all idealism. and it
l-Iriiest ‘lhoinpson ‘s‘eton former 1”“ “l “Hum, ”1 ”W5 “1d “MW”,
. . t . aitd all that makes up the Wonder-
i'lilci scout oi ilic ltoy Scouts of Amer land of woodcrafl. Now. the bovs have
ica. :tiinountcd yesterday that he was an“. and learn wigrwuxging. .
through with this organization atid '..\ measure of [)l‘t‘plll‘l'tillt'h‘s is all
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\l“ S““”‘ “"erh“ mm "l" H“ KW“ Mr. Seton pays tribute to Mr \\'esi'it
organizer. an executive of ability. but husinpgs “puny, admitting that the
without kiifl\‘~lt‘thP UT ”0M" 0" ”'0" office force is splendidly equipped. and
activities. :tddiitg‘ that last year‘s budget reached lil('
“lb- btts never really seen the bins humpipnie total of $70,000 or ihet‘t.L
sky iii his life. and his office methods "pump
“> ('lilt‘f ”Putin" 0T lllt‘ ”03' Scouts "ltut it is all business." he adds;
are sttcb lllill I do not“ tilt-ill to be are "Tlit‘y (”l-mil [be boys," »
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brittlnltt about an investigation as to t'oniiecttctit delegation .n t'oncress
the citlycnship of Mr. Seton and the “"f‘t' titt'r"nl 1“ tll" (lt‘lllt‘l‘l "l ”l“.
discovery was illfltln that although he ""‘hlh'll" '!"':;”l'5:‘ "lcw‘nm' .Hm'l
had taken ottt his first naturalilntion ”WWW" (“my Hymn” and l-li'lttt‘ :
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crs of both parties Nont- of the t‘nn-: :
~t llll‘l'Htlll nienibets natde any comment".
on the ntcssaiie although they. in (‘Olllr‘ng
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The stock affords abundant selections
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lilaiii and hailing colors. stililt' with toilet his
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Teems with Christmas Suggestions
to please every taste and purse
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fancy boxes with ribbon tied stationery: inaiiv
boxes designed to be ttscltll for handkerchief
and glotc bows l'apcr of the best qiialitt,
and in white and tints 25¢ 'l‘tl $2_00 l’lilt BOX
Christmas Cards and Booklets in a Great Variety.
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TOYLAND
A sight to see
A Great Fascinating Christmas Ex osition f A .
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from the list of officers. Am. 11. gm,
(if this charge, Mr. Scion stttd: “lt t'tiilLit'Frlllzzll l' ltavis tiakty yes‘
(my not 50”“ right for me to take out ll "day introduced three more pension
my full papers when my mother counv 1’; I‘ll: ”l“: {ix-33:2”.‘Ill’llll'l‘lmf- I'll”
try ““5 at “1”” so 1 am waiting. When number of pension (I‘llulnirzvhi‘l‘h hneui;
the. war ends 1 shall become an Amcr- ‘intrQihxvin-g in the 0mm- ma “mitt.
lcnn citizen." cations tvei‘e received. .
Mr. Scion says be forwarded his '
resignation as chief scout last spring.
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and that it has been held without i|('- ., ;:;:’:::tllt(;>.‘ ti’ec. ti. 'ltt‘ bt‘tli'1 0b
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“What?" 51:1“- Hitch Mr. 89‘0" d‘ titled, was found iii Long island
manic!!! as unfair. Sound. off Long Beach, yesterday at-
Of the executive board of the. scouts lcrnoon. There was no clue as to
only high praise is voiced by Mr. S... {how the. woman came to her death
other than by drowning. The body
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According ‘0 MR 5910“ ”‘9 “0y celved in Bridgeport yesterday. was
Scotti movement as launched by ltd» found in the same vicinity as the wo-
den-Powell and himself was designed man‘s, cl: Saturday. The body found’
to bring 1be boys iitto closer touch yesterday ““3" removed ‘0 Bridgeport,}
with outdoor life. Woodcraft, in its .Wth the authorities are lnvcstigai'l
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