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le3 have adopted
and
are the country.
the doctrine of lore ordination
predcdination. but lune made it ap-
plicable 01113 to theniscltes.
“Th:- rest of the [NOW] are their
wilds» fo1 profit
1
‘Amhition “ 3 MM“ attribute. but ‘to guide our ship of statt‘thiouah thel‘ him do“ 11 he said he km 33 the nun:-
when it is adulterated with 1;: reed, a
(atatl13sni is ineiitable We hau- re
cently witnessed the painful spec‘tntlei
of two great American parties, in (‘hl I
cago, putting self in place of ideals:
eelf glorification in place of natJonai
honor; Republicanism and l’togl‘ess
“lsnt"—1 Americanism.
“We have witnessed the drab sfictan
(19 of two groups of 1111111, trading prin
ciples like (ornpetitoxs in a fish mar
ltet. in the hope that some (1‘olnp1o-l
misc would win public support. TheyI
have not come together—they have;
fallen out over the “svt'ag.” For thel
sake of 3lctor3‘, many of these men,
essentially opposite in principle. have
been willing to become friends with
false masks. The result is inevitable. I0
chided ti1e3‘fnll.‘ We are proud in;
(he thought that ‘united we stand. 3
We welcome the pent up Anletitanisnl
of the real Progressives individually
to our ranks, offering them a hawn in
n principle. Their leader has :tbt-‘ln
doned theiu with cross cruelty.
“The gentleman from Oyster Bay in
a recent letter to Chicago.
Abrel‘am Lincoln as saying. ‘.\la3 not.
all having a common interest. 1‘.eunite
l-
lll ‘rl common (‘llOl’l it) 58"? Olll' (‘Olll- ‘
mon country.‘ ‘Ladies and gentlemen.
l bey.‘ to :‘all your attention to the:
word rcu 11.11111“ The words ‘Save the'
Counlrv‘ haw been the disguise of the
opp: sition for 3ears.
dpolitical war today. in this country.
but that war onl3 exists between fac
tions. Vt l13 did the gentleman quote
the words of_I_4incoln. in the hope of
reuniting Americans No. Americ:
are reunited as never before. 3:“
"meant by‘reuniting that two fictions
of his party should reunite. These
two factions or parts of them'hopcd
to join for self-aggrandizement. Lead-
'j ‘ers of these two factions—factions
poworless as entities—hoped to join
hands, however; strained and however
. divided on irreconcilable principle-3,3
for the insidious purpose of overthrow‘
‘3ing a third party. which, for the past‘
four years, stood united in a common‘
cause, whose ahiboleth is one for all
and all for one, equal rights and ape-3
«cinl privileges to none, whose chief
tenet of faith is that America is Amer-
ican and Americans are America.
1"This is a crucial hour injha his.
tory of the world It is an hour when
313ml" man should take stock of him-
! and his principles. This is an
film when every one should see
bother in his inner consciousness he
muons with the ideals of: 1716:" and
' . later period. of dramatic episode.
hot: this country resolutely mllntaln-
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13 and millions shackl-
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:One
quotes I
The” mat be a‘bless out kind in all the 3301111"
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING IENTINEL.
maintaiuéd
taint (11-11113 in the late of.
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“Ladies and grlitltlllt—‘n of this con
Prayer of the Chapline.
l,11l'l.\. June: 14. _“\'\'e
11 1.11111. for all the an :11 t‘ela
S'l‘ thank
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1h:- i‘111sltitut of the I'nited States
and b3 tho>e associated with him in
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BUT IT WAS ALMOST SOLVED.
An Amorican Visitor In’ the Ropublic.‘
with tilt-11.311 11111“ .11
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the 31‘111‘ld.a111i I \\:1~ .1
want-thing of its nit-til nls and perm» I
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papers 1 puzzled 1131-1‘ every 1131-11311:
but at the 111.1! 11f the \.1-.i1 l lilllnil; .
and
friendly landlord as to 1111- name of 1h.~ 3
Swiss president.
‘and spoils. from 1.11- :11: and p.1iiti3-.~ so
11lifTerent from the home life of our‘
t Looked For a Time as it it Were ‘
Beyond Penetration.
Who Wanted to Know About It:
President, Finally Cam. Near Get»
ting the lntcrmaticn Ho Craved.
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thank Tine. that the leaders called‘
antul storm of the and blood that has
:bu-u raging for the past two wars
l1a31- not lort their heads. I
‘titant O Lord that thete may be,
‘olle with stretching region between
Ilil‘ means left an a refuge for the
tth‘kt-n, starving Ind the hopeless of;
May there be one has ‘
free.
.tli the earth.
pitablc spot on the planet kept
from the llt‘I't‘t‘ heat of the world cori-
II'( 1. May there remain amid the fall:
ing t‘aftcls and gable end.» of l-. uropt .111
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in older that despair may
t‘.e hearts and faith of
and in the love of
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not paral3zc
men in one another
the eternal God. our Father, 3
“Let it he the function of tliepeople_
of the l'nited States to demonstrate
that it i1: possible for human beinusto‘:
atlju— —1 11.:- Il‘ relations to one another
and smile their difiitulties between‘
another, without practicing the‘
l.1\‘.‘:: of the jungle. Let it he the func-;
tiou of our countl‘3, through its con-1
.stituto‘thaummities'. to show to the
:world that 11.:111 is :1 higher beingtlran;
the tiger and l‘3‘1111a. altd that he has“
tllltt‘! t'.-11ul1111~«‘ 113 means of which to
|e\prcss l1i1nself.in times of stress and
.",lttltpt‘l than M horns and teeth and.
stall as the wild beasts use in‘
IllililiiilL‘ their 33 :13‘ in the world. I
"‘1 i311 us peace and prosperity. not
Ill'ti we may merely live to enjoy our- ‘
but that we may use both to
chins
1~9I\ 0‘s
i At the conclusion of his own pra3 er,3
'itr Lee turned to the Lord‘s PrayerI
and the contention joined him in its
:sentences.
\
'NEW RAILROAD BUREAU
I APPOINTMENTS ARE FILLED
The railroad transportation bur»
Icau‘s appointments have been made
Ins follows:
Freight Assistant—F. M. Clark.
3 Passenger Assistant—J. E. Clifford.
Superintendent ('ar Service—7A. F.
Currier.
(‘ar Accountant—G. M: Staehle.
Superintendent Station SerVICPW.
I Frost.
Chief Clerk—E. J. Mather.
All these appointments, "made fol-
lowing the promotion of J. L. Halli-
day to be superintendent of transpor-
tation, were given to men young in
the railroad service who have shown
great ability in their work and are
considered entirely rewards of merit
in each case.
CUBS WANT GAMES.
The Cubs. of Ansonla, would like to.
arrange a game or a series of games
with any team in 4110 Nor-walks.
Team- of the calibre of the Tiger-
uprefemd. All arrangements shotrld
be sent to Goof" lmc‘o, 38 High St,
Antonia. Conn. -
1
. 33ltl1 an honest fat-o
1and down lllt' street. leaned forward:
1 and whispered in 1113 car:
‘ Switzerland who knows it.
3.
and said. ‘\\hat is the name of the-
Sn his prt sit lc nt'.‘
"He tried to pretend he dl int under
stand 1113 i remit but he did. for l (. .1.
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it studrlnc art in Part» “"1111. lpintt‘.‘ l
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think of It at that 1111111111111.
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out man. in- tuuldn't lllllll3 111' it‘
either. Then i asked .1 p 1111 :1 ttll‘lt‘t‘l ,
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oui.u1rta:nen:11nt inats' : tilt-u Il' 3
tic-ratthed his 1111.111 :In.l :- ow ‘..cd but he"
tonldnl dig 11p thlt 1111uie.l'1- 33‘; ‘51 .
just a plain liar tout simphnentu
IiIc the "the".
“I asked every man i Illt'i. and sit-1‘3
one of them kncn‘ it. had it right on the ',
(-11.1 of his tun-41111. hilt someht‘ 13‘ it’.
Seemed to stick there. .\‘ot a man in
3
11::11111 of lllt‘ Suiss president. l‘- was
the sum:- in t‘1itmur1... the saint men
“9‘
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"
hlldron Cry for Fletcher’s
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The Kind You use Alwlyl Bought, and which 1111. been
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Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterieits, Imitation: and “Justus-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health oi
Infants and Children-Experience again W
What is CASTO IA
Outoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pant
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Flutuleney, \l ind ( l 11. . all Teething Troubles and
Dian-Inna. It regulate: the “math and BoWeln,
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Best Family Flour, 3 bag .....................
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Tomatoes, extra quality, a can ...................... 9¢
A STULL
:4 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
—T
Banner Field Day at Robert Point. 9‘“
Saturdav, July Isl, I9I6—Open to All
5-Mile Marathon—1.000-Yard Race—zzo-Yard Dash—too-
Yard Dash-One Mile Relay.
\ 11'
the direction 111' I‘luqcnc I‘t‘l‘Itius.
$111111: .\‘t1r33:tllt.
BASEBALL GAME CALLED AT 11 A. M.
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" i in it! about gin-n up when Ulli"9\'t‘ll- .
in: in lit-rue I noticed a sturdy maul
’ppruat‘lllug. lle'.
looked Intelligent. too. and as :1 last re I
sort i said. ‘t'ould you by any chanc. ‘
tell Illt' the name 111' the 11131-1111 |1l'(Ԥl'3
‘ll'lllr l
"The effect was startling lio seized ‘:
me 113' the arm and. after lowing tlp‘
"‘Mon llleui 1‘ est moi. i am the
Swiss president; hut—ah. 1102‘. don’.t
tell any one. i am the only man lu':
“You see.‘ m3 friend t‘Ollllll'lt‘d. ‘ho
Mid-Summer
Dresses of
Individual
Write
033m check!
*- li will emblem
a :Iricl
account r {inchknf a receipt {or
every 0 rpm. oul— and your
affair I will lie on '¢3 burinen‘
”1‘03
fi AT lON AL
1111‘s ‘
Smartness
Easily made at home
with the this new
ts elected pri3atcl3‘; no tlln‘hllxlit w."
palgns. no scandal. and onl3 for a‘
31m.“
‘lie is only a sort of chairman.l
thouch of course his wotk is impor- 1
tnnt. and the, present ante immanent:
has been eluted a ltumbtt‘ of times.
llis name is—ls-ls—- Ah. yes. that‘s
my tram. So sorry to have to hurry
away—see you tonight at dinner.“-‘
Albert Blg‘elow Pllne in Harper‘s Mag-
azine.
Diod From Terror.
Perhaps the most remarkable death
from fear was that of the Dutch paint-
or l‘eutman. who lived in the seven-
tecuth century. One day he, went into
a room full of anatomit a1 subjects to
sketch some death‘s heads and skele-
tons for a picture he intended to paint.
The weather was very sultry. and
while sketching he fell asleep. He
was aroused by bones dancing arottnd
blln and the skeletons suspended from
the ceiling clashing together. in a tit
of terror he threw himself from a win-
dow. and, though he sustained no se-
rious injury and was informed that a
slight earthquake had caused the com-
motion among his ghostly surround-
ings. he died in a few days in a nerv-
\
designs shown_ in
the beautifully illus-
trated
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(NOW ON SALE) A Simple \Jabot
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Skirt.
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Many other attrac-
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June.
Summer Frock of
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June.
gestions and fabric
hints.
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r
Ail the most approved Su'nmer styles shown in this en
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ous tremor.
When the Cat Wu Slcl‘ld.
In the middle ages brute animals
formed as prominent a part in the de-
votional ceremonies of the “me as
they had in the old religion 0! Egypt.
The cat Aelurus was embalmod after
death and buried in the city of Balms-
tls because, according to’ Herodotus.
Diana Bubaatia, the chief deity of the
place. was said to have transformed
herself into a eat when the gods fled
into Egypt. ‘
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