I I'pecially children coming in on trains ‘ me party stands for. They would adopt
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m soot-u noawaut
EVENING sci-rim.
ESTABLISHED BY
JA'ES GOLD“ smaller "mm m “mm W
- Much of the Putumaro region is even
“ I" AND A' L‘ GOLDEN’ now claimed by three nations, and
PROPRIETQR: “ none of them has hitherto been strong
SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1916 emush to make good its claim.
km.-,-m..t_ 0......» It would. indeed. be an almost un-
IINIATURE ALMANAC FOR paralleled coincidence were the out’
TOMORROW break of a South American war to be
High tide 11:55 a. to.
Sun rises 4:33: sets 7:24.
EVENING SENTINEL' TELE.
PHONE CALLS
Edifirial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
Nor-walk Branch Office—1388.
Editor's Residence—1225.3.
City Editor's Residence—7524.
Business Manager’s Residence-—
lug-ta.
Publisher's Residenco—Sgo.
TIME 'FOR HGMTH BOARD TO
GET BUSY.
A fatal (use of infantile paralysis
occurred last night in the Springwood
mtioutaf our city, whcn a three year
old boy who had been brought here
from Brooklyn on Sunday vast suc-
cumbed to the dnead diseucc Appar-
ently no physician had been called in
until a. few hours before the death of
the child. and too into to be of any
bcncflt.
The question now naturally
as to what precautions have. been lak-
en by the Board of Health to» prevent
arises
such cases being brought to our city.
The child had (‘01))? hcrc front a badly!
lni’ecit-d city. and had cntcicd \i'ithout.‘
hindrance, We understand that in
‘mmc of our sister cities such pro-i
cautions have burn tttkcn at; havingl
a nurse or physician at tho railroadi
t
ctntlou. to cxatttim persons and cs.)
and if neceszhry to either cxcludt- or
quarantine any cavcs where any suit-I
pinion éxiatl. Nothing of this kind;
has been donc here. We are lnformcdf
that many children have been brought5
immortal convention at St. Paul will“, everlasting’ly going somewhere and
.._....-__»_ ., -.__. ‘
reached an aglcemcnt to draw new
boundaries which will ignore the claim
of Colombia and Ecuador, and the two
a unoccua aov'uucnrv.
(Wall Street W).
son rowan when he speaks of the aov~
creignty of Mexico, which he'll; trying
to respect? Or. without disrespect,
dots Mr. Wilson ever mean anything
precisely? He is a great coincr of
phrases. But those phrases boom to
loan their validity when they msub
yectcd to the acid test of fact. What
to Mexican rovcreignty. and in whom
doc: it vest? Nor in the Mexican peo-
ple, and cenaluly not in Carmina.
What Ment‘an sover'elgnty is there
other than this figment of the Presi-
dent‘s imagination? There is no gov-
tt-urnent in Mexico in any real mean-
ing. The Mcxicau people have no
figure than usual in the IlLlllOIl‘tii catn- “W“ in ”‘9” 5‘“ ““1“?“ in the meme
They have had their [bill our democracy understands. ltis
0{loot even sovereign over itself. MLWil-
sou has coined one more sounding
phrase. Perhaps his mind has evolv-;
ed. out of its inner consciousness. a
mysterious entity, which he feels
bound to respect. if this it so. his ca-
pacity for selfdelualou has reached a
point where it surpasses its own rec:
cl‘d. ' i
it was remarked by a New York edi.
tor, with a sincere appreciation of Mr.
Wilson as a public speaker, that he-
tmoycd listening to the l’rcbident‘s‘
merc'y rllt‘ullt’b but ilt’ ncvcr could remem-J
lcome my‘bcr ailrt‘wutds what the President;
lucid, They are vaguely Inggfltiveu
. . . ‘ .. ithr—y i-‘iilllllillil‘ thought in the llatenerJ
m an ambitious ”03°C! for a ‘l'lw they leave llll lmprt’saion of earnest-l
Million Club," Thcy claim to have ”mean and high philanthropy. But they!
ready cnrollcd 1.000.000 voters, Thf‘l’éncver get anywhere. On analytical ex-i
synchronous with the execution of the
man who first made known to the
world the richness of the regions ov-
er which the lands are quamliind
W..—
PROHIBITION PLANS.
The Prollihitionist: tniy cut a larger‘
paign this ycttr.
bones raiscd by the marked drill
the country—and of the entire world—
toward the abolition of the liquor trafg
tic. They are encouraged, too, by the?
fact that hard and fast party hues
seem to have disappeared. They ex~
pct-t many recruits from the lie-publi-
can and Democratic parties, and cm,
pccislly from the millions of voters!
who four years ago voted the flower
sire ticket.
llut they arc not content
with extending a pas:ivc we
“floaters." They are actively engaged
expect to make a harder light tints year nminntlon what is not plutitude is so‘
than 9\'(‘r before, and to glvc the other ncbulous that it defies definition.
palllt‘b a real “run for their money” Mr ““50” may be “am when he;
. says that he has a one-track mlnd.l
in 1920. i
_ _ ., jwhlllt‘l‘tr that may mean. But his.
0“" of "'9 interesting phat.” 0’ 1!]”truck has no terminal facilitlca. He
he a uropmal to 01121an 1hr parlvlnwm- getting anywhere. It may be
intuit- Sonic of thc it-adcrs insist that lthat thc track is circular, and that the
lhc term “Prohibition" is now far too'I’NsmlW“ on it continuafiy return A)
whtro they started.
It is a fatal defect of the command
of an attractive literary style. unsup-
ported by disciplined thought. that clip
driving power is lost the moment that
mental method encounten a condition
0nd not a theory. Mr. Wilson moot
fratno a valid draft upon the bank of
rcstrictivc to luciudc all the policies
the title "American" party. or “l"t‘d-
crul” party. or "Liberal" party. It‘s
hard to are what the last title of the
three has to day with prohibition. The
party might really profit. however. by
ioaoaurzmo HOSPITALS ‘-
“ A !
Proclacly what does Wt Wit-L
'larger cities of the country. A hoa-
FOR MEN ON THE BORDER .
. .. - , , Connecticut Suf-
frage News
f The monthly meeting: of the cxccu~
,tlw board of the t‘otllicc'lt'nt “‘Luutzn
Suffrage Absociation will be held next
ghee-ll at Fcnwick, instead of at htad-
Quarters in Hartford. For actual
tears the July and August meetings of
the board have been at Fenwick, as it
is easier for the members to assem-
ble there than in Hartford. Mrs. T.
N. Hepburn, the president, has her
sounder cottage thcic and :0 has Mrs.
George ll. Day. Mrs. Ill. Toucan Ben»
but, the treasurer, Li. spending the
whole of July there, and Mrs. ifttrloa
jF. Stoddard has her summer home in
Madison, which is within easy reach.
Mia- Katharin‘o' Ludington's home is W
at Lime, and Miss Daniclson, of Put-
unut. can reach Fenwick just ‘n eul-
guy as she can reach Hartford.
There will be more work to camel
jbefore the board this year than is trawl
mil in July. in every countrtltere is
fixtraordiuary activity in organizing,
.lt. is the purpoae of the association to
Colour-l J. 'R. V I
di . Kean. It . S. A" i. Lave the whole state covered by a net.
rector of military rcln", American . - - ‘
., , ‘ wont of organization before the clcc~
tell it rota. it is his duty to organlu - - ~ ‘
b' - lr ' . lion in howtnber. ’lhe couull' work
out uspttal units throughout the .
l‘ it if S . is undcr the charge of each county.
n 9 Laws. especially halt the chat In” bt ll til 1, 'b . f h .
border, to cart- for the wounded up". .1 ' u ,8 9‘ ”TL. ta 01;,“
troopers who have paused beyond the.. ? it (3099" c, ““1 “P. 1:“ d“
llrat ald stage. lie has already or ‘H to u up “a tie ‘01 0‘ ”mi
Centred twenty of the“, units in the bourd. . j
. tyne pll‘ft‘ of work at the prom-m
pital with ample facilitiea la usually‘?” is, the "WV“ of commwumg
chosen for a base hospital and the' rum Her) town in thc atato to march.
Dhyulcllna ludt "a!“ army cannula-“n the suffrage parade, which will be‘
along in the cvcnt of their being used ‘ foature of the Republican and "'9'
ln army hospital work illcmocratic state conventions in Sep-‘
_, ' .lt-mbcr. Politicians and party leader-sf
will be forcibly n‘mlndcd that their1
RURAL HEALTH—AMERICA'; tpartlcs have endorscd the principle of
“513T DUTY. lwoinan suffrageathttt the Republican?
WARNINGTON, I). 0.. July li—gparty has recognized the justice of ctr-f
ii
iii"
Colonel J. R. Kean.
r
I
STARTS
This
CASION of the ROS
EXTREME VALUE.
its offerings.
Considering the
TICKETS ‘
FIRST DAY OF TH
The Great Money Saving Event
of the Summer ,
OUR JULY
Clearance Sale
ANNUAL SALE is the one BIG OC-
conditions, we know that every
woman, every housewife particu-
larly." should avail themselves of
the GENUINE BARGAINS of.
fered and that too without delay.
Be sure and ATTEND this sale MONDAY
and every SUCCEEDING DAY
SAVINGS will be WONDERFUL.
WATCH for the YELLOW and BLUE
STORE OPEN MONDAY EVENING,
MONDAY .
TON STORE and the
GIVING is reached in
present market
for the
E SALE.
“'l‘hc cstlmaleil economic loss \Qiirhitcndinp the vote to tho other half of.
our nation suffers each year from tthhc adult population of the country.5
phoid fever and malaria alonc acne-fitnd that the Democratic party has re?
gates $928,23i.8$0, leaving out of cu-womméudcd to catch state that it grant:
tire account the narrow. the uflhztllpi-lauMRQ to women. The Statc 1.9;:in
noss. tho mlacry. and the inomrlcnci'xinturc. to be elected in November. will
which fo'low in their lulu." Scnator 11an an opportunity to show whether
Jmcph E. Ransdell, of Louisiana. to- the platform‘means Anything. The Re-
Eflact of War Boost: Them in Nor.‘
~—
onv‘ooooc Pmcaa up. _,
walk Btorca.
ny goods merchants report that;
‘ While it may be too late now that the , tical foeblencas.
«you, if necessary, to prevent as much?
here from Grcafcr New York to w'ichanglng “a name. became “Prohlbb
a (ho conditions existing thoriumon Party" has come to connote DOW
‘ and became malty"
disease is apparently 11”“ ‘0 prevent.‘Vom would be guided by union: it
it dcvclopmcnt, we believe that prornpt‘.plum that prohibition is merely m.
““5"“ should 1" “Ike" by 0”gloating policy of the party. instead of
’ Board of Health, as well as our won “a entire platform,
_.___+.___..
public intelligenco. becaubahc drawa
it inter-mane vague and Illusory that
no accurate thinker can endotue hll
Miter.
SEWERS ILAyED-
FOR THE EPIDEMIC
Dr. William T. Jenkins. one-time
day addreaaod flu Eat a on the sub-
.iect of ‘I'Rurul Faith.» menu's First
Duty." “Tho mtg-6t. aet'which our
country caribou." laid Senator Plano;
dell.-"ls tho healthy American cltlacnjl
and valilablo as it may be to increase
the health of live stock and vegetation.
it is of far grater importance that wcl
throw every possible safeguard abouts
the health of the man who in responsi-
publlcana pledge themselves “above
all. to keep faith." and this pledge is
being taken seriously by the women.
Woman suffrage is now too big an its-
sue to be dodged. and any effort to
dodxc it only arouses the wrath of the
men and women who are convinced
that justice can never be dono to wo
tucn until they are admitted into our
democracy and allowed the privll'eke
they are receiving notices daily from
whom-ale houses in Now York andi
oluewlwu. that prices are rising. and
that stocks of" certain materials are
being depleted. instead of confirm-
ing ordnra rant in by the merchants
thawholesalera are returning regrets.
that thcy are out of the goods orderil
cd, and are. aorry not to be able to:
aupply. This ahortage in bringing
as poaslble its further development
and the lncomlng of other! affectedi
or infected. i
_We believe that the dulled of tho;
Board of Health go beyond issuing?
printed instructions find exploiting.
the-melver. in the press. It is a tlmo
now for practical uorvlce. and the gin,
dog of all necessary time for the prof.
tecllon of our people by those who
ore paid to look after the public health. I
.13 is ti time of emergency. The school;
.none is employed by the year. Is it;
uniting too much to requisition her;
aer'vlcea for the public welfare during?
f a period covered by her salary? Wo‘
think not, \ ‘
' Waning action on the part‘ui the:
.local authorities for the protection of"1
font poople. - y
, ' THEN AND now. 1
Lil inn in 1912. only {our years ago.‘
i
xx? . ‘ l ‘ 2. .
‘ 7 thatsfr Roger Casement made panic!” at great delicacy in Europa. North
.nold in Boston and other Now Enaland
Health Officer of the Port of. New
York rind Health Commissioner of the
(‘ity and State of New York. declared
curred to on body to eat swordfish
y ' ' yesterday that be had found the rout-cm
'or cause of the spread of the epidemic
it was ignored. or caught only as a
curiosity. NOW great qualities “relof infantile paralysis. He said the
ccwngc system of the city is so faulty
that the wonder is not that there in an
epidemic but that the epidemic did not
make its appearance long ago.
“After a careful study of the map of
the infantile paralysis infected area, as
published in the Herald last Mon-
day." said Dr. quklns. "and upon con.
sultntiou with cheral rominent engi-
ncoring exports, I am conviriced that
the sewer catch basins within the" in~'
footed dlstrlcpi are the fruitful nitr-
ccrlcs of bacteria and toxins inlhe
fermenting vegetable and animal mat-
ter. The construction of these catch
basins is of such a nature that the
heavier..nlfh which is carried into
them and which, naturally, settles at
the bottom has no"p0iislble outlet ex;
cept when men enter the ccsspoola
to clean them out. And this process
of cleaning never happens until the
Momma m Han.
‘ Up to o few years ago it never oc-
cities. it tastes much like catfish.
Many persons prefcr‘lt to halibut. It
has become an important source at
income to New England fishermen. Yet
it can seldom be bought in fish marlc
ets outside of New England. There is
"no demand for it." llsh dealers say.
Tito public simply doesn't know about
it.
A far more goueral ignorance pre-
vails regarding the goosefish. other
wise known as the ”_dovililtih.u Accord-
ing to Dr. Hugh M. Smith of the Unit-
cd States bureau of fisheries. the
steaks of this fish are just as rich in
flesh-building material a sirloin steak.
As for taste, the goosefish is cacti-riled
gear! A cum which is sufficient to put
bio for But live stock and vegetation.
Over 900 million dollars lost every
of soft-government.
lit-cent events which have shown the
unpiupumdness of the country—mot
our country into a state of prcparod- lnly in the matter of guns and the
ncsa equal to that of any nation in the number of midis-rs in the ranks. but
world. enough money to give us tho.also in regards the humane care of our
higher .prloea. it In explained.
morning in one of the stores it was.
found necessary to increase the price
of a staple article which had bucna
selling for
centu. to 16 cents,
'I’hlal
l
4
t
twenty years at 1255‘
ljotal per capita loss from these two'
Lprevantion of the diseases of animal}
5in 1995‘?" “f “‘5 investigation 0‘ the 1 sea trawlers can never supply the tie
.Putumayd'rubber atrocities. Before rnand in Mann where it-brlugs 4
this 0‘59”“ had talten a large part} times as hizh a price as fresh mack-
<o'rcl.
1" {Sin clubbing the miadeods -of old Leo-l
in England 3.000 tons of goose-
stench arising to the surface becomes
no noticeable that citizens complain
to tho Board of Health about it;
"The onlyproper way to construct
. ; ports Were discounted by many who
_i.:.labbd upon him as the servant of a
‘ healthiest-ah the African realm. There
‘ . $130 possibility of discounting hla‘
, pold‘a‘uents in the Congo. but. his r011
Ilrltll'h government dealt-ionic of a. pro-
Plifiltayo’ report on similar grounds,
Tm dimer of his bitter condemna~
Fifihm a. British company which
had exploited and tortured the match
lwillilarstontei‘ atrocity than . sari
m ‘bvér attempted in the Congo.
true mm. oratr Rogers report was
motto retain mule 1’0!ng
"a. An lilcldenttl‘mmt wartho.
319 will not buy it. They art: prejudic-
,. to our
.’l sewer basin would be.flrst. of all, to
construct it not at every corner. as is
done now, but in certain central place:
fish are eaten every year. And yet
there is absolutely no market for it":
largest navy afloat and the most oin-
clent army which the world has ever
seen. is annually offend up as a sacri-
fice to two diseases which are cntVly
preventable. Enough money to ~pay
the nnnual expenses of every college
utudcnt in the United Suites is «but»
lutoly thrown away ovary your." Sen-
utor Ranudcll estimates the grand to-
tal loss from typhoid fever at 3271,-
932,880 per annum. and the loss from
malaria at $694,904,750 per year; the
l
diseases being $9.46, By comparative
estimates it was shdwn that the Unit-
ed States Government appropriated
$5,0I6.175 for the invaytlgatlon and
I
and-mam life, and only $1,917,566 fori
the. inventlgat'lon and prevention of'
the diseases of man.
ONE NEWTOWN .lAlL
y BREAKER CAUGHT
NEWTOWN. Conn, July 13.——Slx
prisoners broke jail here yesterday,
escaped to the jungles of thmTauntou
district and. despite the prolonged af-
America. although it is very plentiful
along' the Atlantic coast. A {inhermen
who happgna to catch oand they
are easy to catch—throw it back into
the sea, . " ‘
’ Eplcams who happen to taste goose-
nah malice it excellent. but poo-
wh’lc‘t’t could be fenced and screened
in to: prevent the escape of the. con-'
laminating gases and bacteria. Or. if.
basins should be level with their
doors, to allow of the escape of all the
filth. instead of putting these " nines
about arthlrd of the way down: the bai-
ln. which of course” allows of "the no.
cumulatlon or the filth.
"In tho vacuum. I ghould like to
any that i think. the hue and cry about
the protect epidemic is uotat‘ail 1m»
mud hrjtlnfm Whoa.“ la coil:
New York. is about a million undi- half
the daathitato‘ft'dm m ' ' ’
ed, appanently, by the my honor
the hair. it is ugly énough. certuuty:
but no aro lobat'ors, crabs and. 90—15:
'Soino‘ tiny tho publlcwlll change in
attitndll; and thorow‘lflbo anoint: pm-
uiua‘éaaa‘b‘” ambush-nation:
\
Wis
this is found impracticable. then at anger. gave himself up last night
least the flush pipes of the caverns said that some of the searching
forta of a. posse. five of. them are still
at large today. One of the prisoners.
myouth of 18. driven into town by
phrttc'r haddwice come within’ five
,feét of him, but the’ tangled shrub-
um' prevented his being 'nsn.‘ His
companions, he. said. had abandoned
him injured flight. g. '
from to to .19 mmsrm-mev’tea at
the Sandy Hooli "station on (banish-
land W; 5! ‘Wfl'fiml‘t‘m R
fluid. charged withhold filling. ;
W, in”, mafia no
The 51; DTISOBOI'S. mums inm‘l‘flooabiblltockauthorfled " ”.540:
Se ’ l rcaaous are being given forl
the increase in price of nearly all
kinds: of ,dry goods. one of the fore-
molt): that many. wholesale houses;
are catering to South American trade.;
A Philadelphia wholesale house wrote‘
a dry gooda merchant recently thnt‘l
they had discontinued United States}
business entirely for the present in 0"!
der to spend their efforts in the field;
in South. America which is now left;
froe‘from European competition ln-’
cause all Europe is tied up in the war
and has no time to attend to business;
Evan in the United States, it is or.
planted. so many workers have beeni
drafted or drawn into the munitional
factories. making arms for the battling‘
nations. that help for the other pro-3
ductivc industries is scarce, making
prices higher. '
Then too. the great altlpmenty for,
morly coming from Germany have
stopped. it is explained. A clerk this
morning was nailing on a display card
"a series of élaaps, formerly coming
handle many. Not again now cour-
troops. have convinced women that
they must contribute their help in gov-
ernment. True preparedness to them
lncludea a right to share the respouslo
biiltles of government as well as its
protection.
GIVE THE BABY A CHANCE.
Bad air. bud milk. ovorcrowdlng.
poverty, dirt, ignorance, heat-those
combine in summer to ltlll the city
baby. it seem as though the brunt of
the cltlea' sanitary sins were focussed
on the baby. The baby didn’t ask to
come .io live in it hot. dark. air-tight
tenement. to be fed on dirty. half-
spolled milk, to be pestered with files,
and mosquitoes. He is not responsible
for any of these conditions and it. is]
his right that he have fresh air, clean
surroundings and decent food. The
United States Public. Health Service
issues, free of charge, to all applicants,‘
a bulletin on “the Summer Care of
infants." it should be in the hands of
every mother. ‘
M
lug over, it was laid. altho they
WRPWTION PAPER" m {a me in million. Diane's.
‘ 'Evon bravi pita” hm advanced in
Camp Critilwlncorporatcd, or Newimmue prices, and practfially or,
F'alrfiold has organized and died on!
tilleato with th ‘ r a c l . . « 1'9"" ' b' m dry ‘ “M.
e secretary of the state. 11ng advanced.
The officers on: Prosident and treat-l Cotton goods, silks, metallic pieces.
surer, Harry 3. Silver, New York; f gimp, all no going up in value. and
gags-president, Berth: C. Sliver, New! at ' acme retail prion! have been
: coastal-y. - sot Shrerrtalml-mm- - u i
Brooklyn. N. Y. There amen, Wm“- and the p bl c will probably
. plus " tor their dry gooda than for
i .. » .. .
Rose Silver of Brooklyn, arcdlrectonnmde ,6 past; the d t is or-
.chu;§.liaa.not been able to forward
avian mater-mu, or which war
an pursued stool. par‘ mm. 310.
The amount-inflammation :40 and
all hfi‘i'etcfl prions to racing with
: the figural rice in wholyalo price; he
royal. ‘80 who cuatomera Wonder
.why have to pay more for
', '_ ‘ at, (oration-gm. they
. l trill know.‘tha'marubant vini‘tlrat got»
lost abxlnmj'omnl mu. zero-at
minim ill 0,.
Hi8 Bill smut lllilll.
_——‘
VIENNA. duly 14.~(Correspond-
once of The Ausoclatod Pr868)—1Afl0r
lengthy conferences betweén the min-
lrtera of the interior and of agricul-
ture for both Austria and Hungary.
asystcm for the equitable distribution
of grain of it“ sort: throughout the
monarchy for the year 19164917. bo~
ginning August 1, has been settled
upon. It will differ from last yecr‘s
nethod. and will be accompanied by "a
mo in prices.
l'ndcr the new plan the distribution
will be direct. and under no circum:
Blflnft’li through associations, guilt“
or other bodies that in the past have
[well the cqulvalcnt of middleman.
The war urtiin association for the on:
pire will be the only organization on-
tltlcd to give mills orders on atom. »
houses for the grain, and, when tho
train has been milled, it must be turn-1
cu ovcr to the individual municipal-
ties for distribution equably won.
the people.
Tho rise in prices that. is In pron.
pcct promises to be due to the mill!
irnther than to the crops, whiph do
far better than last year if not record-
breaking all around. The millaln Alta-
lrla-Eungary want, this year, six Kro-
nen instead of 4.20 as last year tn-
mllllng the same quantity of grain.
and will get it unless the protest...
of the cities are made effective.
Reports from all over Austrlafitm.
‘gttry. especially along the lower Dan-
ttbc. and from Bulgaria and Rumanlat
irglratc that there will be a bumper
crop. in sharp contrast to last your,-
the weather has been almost ideal with“ ‘
about the right proportion of up.
shine and rain. and withwllttle or no
late frost to nip early planth. The
some conditions, according to rem.
prevail in Germany. which this nar-
not only will have a big crop at her-
own territory but also will hat-roar“
untold amount from the landdu booti-
plod regions—territory eithbr tint an
did notoccupyayearagdortbdwia,
taken too late for cultivation and
planting. ‘ “ . f '
Expat-labors believe that till" Grim
ital Power: will be “most up -
countries now atvrar to limit
this you'- bfg-mpa. till: 3
molar: of territory on we
and the lack of m and ‘
.
Norwalk Chronicler