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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 20, 1916 · page 6

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THE SOUTH NORWKLK
EVENING SE tlTINEL
ESTABLISHED nv -
JAMES GOLDEN

 

 

E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,I

'nizul that it the mania (or

PROPRIETORS

THURSDAY, jULY 20, 1916
".3":

 

MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW

'iligh tide 4:08 a my; 4:39 pt in.

Sun rises 4:37; sets 7:21.

EVENINO SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS

Editorial Rooms—9:.

Business Office—93.

Norwalk Branch Office—t 388.

Editor’s Residence—1225-3.

City Editor s Residence—7524.

Business Manager's Residence—
1113- -.r2

Publisher’s Residence—890.

LET,” . .
sHlPs 0N PACIFlC AGAlN.

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Uu! flag 1: not going: to tllMppearI

.
The l‘l
lc-or-

ltulll lllt l’ntflfit', al.6r allI

t.t.r Mail Stn2anl>hip (,‘olnptlny,
"out the colltloi oi

ll'dlll‘lllld. has (le-

pnttivtt‘ lint‘. llt’t

lht- Slill‘llt‘l‘ll l‘dt‘lllt‘

tlilt d In rt2:t2n;t2 tit-.2 .tvl'vice to “it ON

'2‘ this prophecy.
I (if

need bé no (19ch in establish-
ed vain-:2 when neigm elections
are developed. Neither is it meant
to discourage the building of hetterI
houses and the ones? for genuine im—
pmvements. But it should be mog-
“rut-dun
improvements" that add only the mo:t
trifling percentage to human comfort
is allowed to outweigh the real home
scene, posterity must lose,
~———-,-——.———~.
"WARS OF NATIONALITY."

think l
of our present civilization, a: 9X‘rlll-l

 

What will future generations

plified I‘ty half the world in arm: and
nearly all the "'51 in process of arm-2

ing'.‘ Accordion to George Brande-33

l
the fillllt'lus Danish writer, pummity'
will 5d}. 762} I

“That age was one that looked tlpon‘.
the wars of religion as torturous, and
yet failei to understand that wars of
The history off
the wars of rclixion was 1

nationalin are uorsc.
:l finish-r
force. The history of the World-war.
was a stupid tragedy."

There in a wholesome warning in
The fundamental cztuSeI
.he great conflict was the cultivat-
tic'l of it narrow and intense national
spirit. That spirit wasn‘t net‘Ossnrlll'

lillilill‘ulllt‘ because it we: called “L'ih

i2'2‘2 “All “ “l"“l‘mnm ‘1 w“ ap(1.:ilitlll8ltl." any more than the spirit,
’llw- llt'tl \tllhl: was Silltl then. at 3 that lllllmttitttl the (‘rtlHldrs‘ \\l'. titl-
l"'lt" ”‘2’“ l‘ “‘2‘“: ”may“! by mitt-hie lttt‘flun? it \\'ll\ called 'reli--
l'ttlt l2 Al) l2tlt'tl‘n‘tt’tl .,2tnp~. ““d “H- filttl‘,“ Bio-2 of us are :tcretui ttld:2.\

2» t It2 soon to item from San Fran-
('ltlllil il‘ltl the l‘htl‘p

t» in .ltllmll.

(. l

‘ e'. l

Tiller. V
\\'htll :hcc I'Ulllfl‘ly went out ol

ht. il.t.2- l:l:t yror. it illlllttllllt‘tl that

it did so lulu-tut it was imposeihle
to compete \\l‘l2 lit-tinese shippinlz till»
it. t2 out new stalllalt's lttw‘I it now or-

rules
and np-‘
that the rates will

in 1" ltl‘ 5‘

the Tint' ill freight

tl‘n’ handicap.

pltltl: that

ltJS 0\(‘l‘(‘tll;‘.c
llitl‘f‘ilily tltlt icipat. ..
tl

(-ulllllllle ltlgll tl till lt'l‘ lf

‘ profit for some time to come.

it it untortuna'c, prrhans, that the

could hove hem

N‘Jlllltlt'fi lttw not
tt2:ted under ntli'llt‘ll circumstnnccr.
An matters wind. nohody seems to

know for certain whether it’s llotld or
We may find out alter the war.
lll the meantime. the steady growth oi”
our tutrcltnnt marine lll every sea. is
The
i2 developed to
immense
it “ill“ UP.
tittlictllty in ad—
to whatever

u muse [or nationztl eatltt‘ac'ion
lltnl'l thing is to rt'
pt‘.’tpt.r.i22lls :tll‘.t2d it» our

titer in

tort-inn trade.
there will llt‘ l‘.t.\ Clt't'
xiilll‘li' our >lll|ll2lltg law»
.22ttditi1nsdrlsc.
W
A HOUSE OR A HOME?

two or three months
Aloll'l‘lt all families

in lit-wt

3.; tt [ill

ll\
lllt‘ihiti‘ltl
wit. l'l‘!" not of the homeown-
\t.'1 l‘tfk up
and lllt‘ tllFrtlSr‘lvrs from one

l.llllllll.‘2
tlzc -
(l2
ltt .l2lllw2l'llood to. another.

 

it. 'hcir goods: and.

l hili‘
'l but rt'-hitr:tt'y pad. stilt“. rule: rcs-
i2lt2tltt l‘.tt,ft‘lt)ll.-' end lltlllrr“
v.2 .2 ill just a» iron a hand it‘s he does
tt2.:t.l hlnhy a per-
itttlt tic-d ito’ich‘tlrhood of cmnfort-

architect-

t‘« (t (lo'ltee.
:t‘tlc ltottlce and pleasant 2.:urotmdiltcls
)lltlt'llCIilly ptl‘ out oi" httwine-te hy zeal-
:tlcrs who build and
rcntint:

nus real estate d2.
oflcr to thee nomnls,
(tin-‘5', ltousose erected in litter rules

the

of architecture than those they occu-
py. places with more pew‘zatve and
“cont'en-

".

cilucrncks, more ltmdcrn
icnces."

Before bowing down to any of the
many empty and worthless: attractions
that tempt heads of families to ultroot
their young and ltztuldhem hither and
thither. it is wrll to remember that
the next year will offer other houses
with later styles. and the following
year still others with newer improvevI
mentu against the character—buikling'
influence on the young of growing WI
11 one: neighborhood and becoming a
part of that neighborhood.

A mere house is not a home. and
more acquaintances are not friends.

is it not the part, of wisdom, wheth-I
or one may own property or must bY‘
force of circumstances remain perhaps
indefinitely-even a lifetime-e rent-
ter. to take r00! in one soil and identi-
ty oneielf and one’s children with one
neighborhood undone people! {it this
may only ere‘reelly worth while cit!-
Van mule. “I". mifll“:-tw‘

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The” on

IIWlllt'll in ollr time inspired

7yott2te ttnd impreseionntlle minds

.(2r nations.

2 own people.

 
 

2tlltil the sentiment which hurled l-Zuro-

pt‘an armies against the .‘tlonlrnl: to"

the redemption of the Holy Sepulchrt2

\\'[t.“- not really t‘llristiun. l’o-‘teriiyV

llzny llkt'\\'l.\(’ “gr“? that the sc'l'inlcnl
various
pcoplm with inn-use loyalty «., t'htlr
cwn nation and unthinking enmity n:-
:lin<l (lt‘lIL'lllnl‘llll! nation: out: not
l't2:tll_\‘ patrioti-m

l‘lttl‘iotic loyalty in it fine virtue, nee
the

of Htt‘itlnn! lil’c.

llohltwt
llut
Thu: patriotism, ll‘. tit-nil;

('t‘<\iil‘_\‘ for tlevclpttmrtlt

any \‘ll'lllt- nut)
he pt mortal.
of
the

tlltlIt lvt- turn‘d into a deadly {.2'L2t- th-

2t'lllI‘I tl hclriul. crtn'tt'e foroc, ft2l‘

upthulldtnl: of otlt“.< own nation,
ed for the destruction of another n2.t.,
lion.

in
:‘f

This distinction should he hep:
view l.‘l niviur h'ttrlotic ln‘-ll‘llt‘ll.2ll
another nation.

This kept
clearly in view ill citing patric'tc lil-

distinction should he

:trtlction to childrenI The thin: toI
clltph.t<i7.t2d is love and ‘~'(‘t‘\l(‘0 to}
The
carefully avoided is the cultivation in

ht
ltllt2't4 own country. thin; to tic
ol
empicion nnd liilll‘f’il of other l“.(‘t‘>‘
if the worlti-po\\'cr;-: \rr-rc
to teach thin nohlcr type 22f putrirlt-'
there

1 .
2 lll‘lilxll

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n: ,._. 2»
llll: rclllarkalvle wt .lpnu l: the
t icrtllnll:

lutcst lll\2‘llllt.lll of tilt-

'.ttltl is nor. hcitlg: 115ml :lutllust the

drive
lllt‘

tllt-il‘
lull‘t'rl‘

in
tho

mighty

against ill'll‘.)

‘lltutl t'tlillitlll.‘ ii t‘nyltl-tlrc IL'tlil.
lt l\ m thick that l? W” with-

t.t'l2l tin \lttth ti tiltl‘v l‘itlt \. :ltt2l

.glll ht lllllt‘lili't‘tl only lty can»

hurt.

 

 

 

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l Mid-Summer Clearing Pri:es prevail in every section of th e state. Every department offer.
l values that establish new re:ords for low prices.
Read carefully this Bargain News in Brief” and you ll se e for yourself that these are not
in any sense ordinary bargains. Each item is a splendid re ason tor a visit.
‘NASH SKIRTS MEN'S SHIRTS NIGHT OOVVNS
Made otpitlue.flabardiae:lnd linen. AND DRAWERES “1 mhrIiL- In \' his“ and round
\‘ery latest models, Light Wright balbriggan, i2_tl.;.; and ”Vijk- Ila" and fmbi'U'd
‘ Valui- $3.00980h. :llol‘t :leeve:. Ankle ‘IU “39“th \u‘ ”9“
Sale Price . ........ . . drawers. Value V “1" In“ --------
2:. cents each. , :1.
“ale Price V CHILDREN 5 HOSE
SUMMER DRESSES ” """""" ' ltlUber line hose. mat-l2. end in.
I .._. I A lat-re collection at pretty models. CORSET COVERS II:I’:‘I::*Z;‘:‘:;IT“L1 We“
The \llt‘ll it \2.llt-clcd clmt- to; in “"1“" figured musltns, “a" fine muslin trimmed with lace t: \tt - 1).».
. 2 I:l(".‘, t‘it‘. Nicelt trimmed and embroiden Value “' k “w
tltt‘ cllttlle mill”, and lllt‘ :tltflo limited Values 2 "J nt ed il‘ CHL
. . .., r: . .2; .- ‘ ’ c" 5 0. IDREN‘S bROMPER
lll.tll plnIttttttl ttt>ldt Illtx untll. to gene). Salel’rice ____________ thalnilray alld pelcellc.. S All
carillon tit-«troy lllt‘ hutul and hill stdc l‘l‘ltt ......... .11.. P. \'.due :3tt
llllll. illit‘t‘ it (it't‘lllfln guts lttl'-‘ ENVELOPE CHEMISE cent.- each.
war-l llrotrt lllllL’ «.u it: \tllvrl: this: DRESS SKIRTS Tin? .k‘radr nludill Trimmed with Fhle l'Ht‘c
“rim!" t'llK‘llt’ “‘2' \l'af llt‘V l\ll"\‘-5 r'lltar: models. of navy 'd‘ld ulack Ertlgninejzgs' \nlue V ~ BEAN pOTS
ttrtatVll Itl(;tlll it llctorc lllill. llc “an,“ pl,“ flare. 'S‘ltlekl’l'll‘e 2 c .postm, halzt MII tot»
Ilzlt) It\ill .VtIItlIt/tll of}: ltI :‘llt;ll_\,V, “In“. $3148 each. ' """""" large Sm \' 2d -
till 1c \'-l .t- xtlitlx it I ”‘5'. 5.11.2 {'tite ......... . g p rt \ Silt Prit-g
lit-fore ll. Lleu CLOTHb

..l.l lt ltllll.

 

hull—tolls
lN0’8 $4.000,00tl:

 

(Continued From Flret Page.)

 

'W0lllN SOLDIERS lllf
COMING IN AIRSHIPS

(t‘olltlnued from First Page.)

‘ EMBROIDERED voILEs

it'l inch-:2 wide. lleep cm'vmderl'.
Scallop: d edging, Val.

:~\t2 pt r 31ml.

hale l’llt‘t'

 

APRON GINGHAMS

Standard duality. aaorted checks

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12 lard pieces. Fine err-n thread HAND

- . - . LR 2

Mill .‘llllfill. \‘lllUc Large mics}. P? ER? “trig-h.
trial per piece 1 29 \itlUt tite-

52‘1‘” mm“ - 22 cent.- each.

 

Sale Price . .

3hr5§
8c2

HAMMOCKS

\\'o‘.‘cn hammocks.
and deep valance.
\‘llltle 83 each

\‘t'ith heel rut.

4149

Value l0
cen‘ 3 cake.

 

 

Sade ”I“, _ _____ Sale Price ........ ........

WASH BRAIDS
MARQUISETTE U and 1‘2 yard pit res Ska-tn! y .‘Ull‘
For tul‘illlll‘i. lace bord ci Wine 25 cent:

(22. Value .‘2tc )ard
Stile l’l_ite ...

and 3:4 cult: ttr ltlt‘t‘t‘
Salt Pllcc

 

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ll .tl:. was :.tld that it lltw‘uthl ot , . . 2 2
ti \It:ltltttt t lll2 (' llwll ‘2 .. a .. ”1‘““““r2‘1‘5‘2l'lh‘ .ratnmg Cltml‘. P-‘f l2‘a-2t color: Value .
.' . U ‘ " U“ “2“” ~‘ ‘ n p' illa' thtte wtll hello t‘lr-«t't ~ ‘1‘
.‘llt'tllillllta ttlld tr.ldcsllle.l. which I i QIIIIIIII. up tillll‘ hill ll" thin}; " “ll" yttt‘dI
. I . . ~ . ..t t‘. .
.l2.I.Vto lllt'\ltlLtl should in paid “f““fldtllh mil 'ttkv 'hc l‘ltlt't‘ of filth )l-‘AIC Sale i‘tlt‘e .............
.lt. ow: it'gat‘lt‘r had been settlt2.l.‘IIII. IIIIII \l:=u.tl nonttliln' will be
Vt lltI otII lllt l‘u>l. Heltlllt and r. tittcit: I,II,III the ...I,I “up at .. .:tl ll ~
fittinllt‘r of tilt while, uttllh. Ulli It. month: ““2: l'lp~‘ 3- x” 1' ill LINEN GRASP!
t‘ illlt‘t ‘tml. I I. k K M ' I I
. «very mum-tn “ill he taken lJ'l with , .2 ' ~» ~
I.“ “ Statement. m“ "(mil-“32'2“ n 2r‘.\ or ‘tlnltlttu'. rrcrt‘dtluu . “Mll- \ h u“, ml lllt‘n CH5},
:tIlld tIht3 h.td tlt‘iltlt’PlIlU pay all :2 .~:u~ .l :22t.t. IL.” {MIN prnc- JmnInh (prim
t...l.'.‘lltt.2lt lN'tIUt‘~215 prurtdul to lllt“ . . l . . . . \:tltt~2 :2 till 2 .\ tl-trt
”III “I ll .., r V V . . Itlt.tll.lt3 oi [lit (amp that home em
“Eutr-lti' Veltqut too to toltltnhtrt hum” will he tl'l..tllfll£l2t‘d jun I“; Stile l’rltt ...........
II:C¢II.’I‘.’I.I“T4IINIl I'anImlIl” "F”! llilltll an tuihtt-m dint'lltlillt’ The
P‘ ‘4‘ ‘ “'- C “V t‘ “ l"“‘ "T: at‘lltttll \lltl llitl'dilt t t ' 2
. .- I V . . . 2mm: in culzmr
ll“: I2 VI‘V'1‘2IIIml‘I’l'1t'n2‘ ltle thVi) lil‘il'. Oil, t. tilth .5, it ed mill. 5 :1ll. i tilt-l. FRUXT OF THE
II tI\\ It'll. t.I no. .ltVtI laelltloVn \ tlltllllIold 2tllmt tlilt. ~. -.\—' I“ .lld 1.. mt ..- “I, I. ..m. LOOK! COTTON
“ ‘ “l” d " ”1"" t” ‘1‘” 01““ its. ltl:elc:<~ ll‘l! t-'. .- r ltll Frnlthy Sl' -
tll.~.. 'tl ll'tillllfi “‘1" ”I“, “L fill. ill ‘Jl'llllh \dld \\l.'.t2 lll(‘1‘.(ll(‘d 3
. , . .. 2, :2; J p. . . ~
\ ShaIlIe oIf Pnchot Brother .l:lt',\(‘lii‘.p'. ulntorhttatlng. mum“; lltudln. Nil. 12 l-i’c l'd' . 4
142-“ [Jim It l‘. l‘llltIlitli. .l. \' ltl‘tli lit.“ 2““lllllllllllz, lllltl llrllf‘lltfai Rt‘lf‘nilllt‘ Sale Price VVVVVVVVV ...-
.lt‘tutd IlllltllUl. and other ht‘tt‘a till: L'lll‘tlt‘lllllL' ill fiery cow'lhc instruct“
.dtt it Will ctecutcd on January h. ion will in pitch bv clperie'u‘hl Y
t 2 .-.t - .,. , . " ' ‘ ”
IlIVtIlI l. . rill‘ll' .ltt-t IotVtt. Iti...~ document. FruduflhtI‘V . . __ _. .
V 2;“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘2‘)” ‘l ”H." “2"“! l‘ulll'uaut l~ to he Ilmltctl The women .
no.2 .. ll.ht-rlt _ about uranium» that laid ”III-“Inn“ bttwttn III” .t. tlltltlu the war and when the) are
2 t. 2 . . -. .. . .. .
:ilnrtlwt‘hlm utaitr lllt ltJt(lttl villi “II... >llll(tl I III II :ullll “tn. 1m rout!) tt. ml, Mr. llupmnue declared.
V .‘.t, ‘ L 2
’l‘l :2 document which the ton' at i Hutu}; l‘2ltu M” he expected '” M 9‘" ‘u H'ltAl't‘hS t2ltuuld hr held cvt-ll wlth
. V V- 2 ' .tu- \ltt‘t \‘l ll...) hurtling toll" ul \2. .1. er . . l . .. .. . . . 2'
out: \lItIlVfillttl declared the mnui‘lc.rlrtlttt ottmlte Slui‘kfl ltlititllle:I ultltt m” “THU“ L“ 1H” ‘Umeumo'
1““ “‘1 ““1 ‘t’hlitmt‘ltt no: made and dallt .altlrln raincoat: stout low, lie humus. hnwcwr. that the “at
l\IIlIlItIdI. l2..IllII.l \gteIcotlItIedIctll32I oi nouilijh..I.1I.It shot .I nveatcrs a. ld outing MI,’ till \tliilllllh‘ Uil‘. il nut 3tut, c‘utlsld
I. .la til. H2 (1: t. t (P ' 2
“1,... he in. . I , . ”I" 1 ' "“n “'“lmht ”it 021ml) ward lulu-22 I'lt‘l tn the areal obsttule: to [wucetLll
..t lupll no: uni) till l”: 'il.t only tiling lt.2: l2t~g perm; ted .tlt2
“illnttl‘V't t:l‘_ttt its ltlakllll; various tl»,: .l. m tor crow saddlmt. ”0 "l" "mm ”1 l'ltst‘lll
t. ‘11- ttttlh. including lllL' ‘rtsiduc" l‘l Mrs. H. p; Hillllll’t‘tn will he l'l “I,“ . 'llte itutth socialist oruan. llet \‘olk
IV ' 2' I-_.~- ‘ ~- I'f V V .‘ ' '.
tulI2... .ltt2;.t (“Ind”). liltll tlloupllt t‘].tl (lam. ..: the Nancy.“ Spry-m. applaud» .\lt. llollllmh' idea. but doubt:
.l t worth my about Sitltmtttr ‘s‘chool Lllltlp l'llder her will i. 2 ' ' '
’l‘m will of Hi“: III.” 221w t‘te «Votps III. I III it ‘2! the practicability oi with a plnnsllrc
I V . . . Ia . . tt olmuts \\ll‘t‘l':¢>‘ opt-futon . . . ‘ ‘2 ’
.rf?l2I"Ut‘ l0 Lolumbill l llll't2r.~'lt.\‘ :ltld grlildt llt tencht‘ls til the till”; lll. WM!“ the “WWW“ of the boczullet Ill-
l2....-: t2<V2.ttVt2~»-Vco:l.ft~ttmg largely in mumps “I: William Alexander ntd l..ttltttiolt.ll “menu. it suits whether
r. (it t. .tl v ill .\-:22.\ lurk tut lt.‘2vl totar tlill(‘2 r_t of the National .\t.l m he 2 .'tli ll ..ilet tatmtltntlon with

lam for it single generation.

would he little danger of nnulrer greet

\t‘filr_ I
W“— I

WAR SAVlNGS. 3

England has been having a “wnr2

savings week." The chancellor oi the

excllcqucr ii‘Fllctl a manifesto calling
upon the civilians of the nation to co-
operate with the army at the front, h}
making financial sacrificesI There
was patriotism, he explained in uniting
shillings as well as in fighting the
enemy. for the nation may need all
its resource of money as well it; men
hefotc it gets through. I
The lesson should not. he lost on our,
We ought to turn more
of otlr war profits into war savings.
The ntition a whole in today
making far m‘orc money than it needs
to live on. possiltly seternl times ns

35

\\ e do not know how 10m: the

But even if theyI

years.2

lunch.
good times will last.
are destined to continue for

KrUrHl in llt“ \vtlr' h l)(' “(till slim.“

we and :l:l...t2tmtttio, and the rt with
to Columbia would have nzltt‘tttted
to about “Mutation. A motion by

who cl tor tolulublu Lunelelly and
illt mint proponents to set aside the
\trdlc' “.1: (lt’l‘lll‘tl
Surrogate' 3 Charge

lll ht: charge Surrogate (‘olltllall
tilttll .tt lengt‘l upon the burning of
mall) 01 Amos F. Euos‘ pupirs with-
it) it ten days .tller llln‘ d. :lti., by
tohlt l2; .\lcrr.. ti clerk in the employ?
ol Lord, Day & Lord. lawyers tor.

. the. exec more.

“What was in these
.\lcrz destroyed," :urrogatc said.
do not know .1 1d never will
.th-rz “RS :ent to the Eno home .\t
.12 l2‘il’th .ttenuc.
no.3 & Lord. or by some member of
that firm. .\‘o one had nn3 legal right
it Stiltl him there other than the-
("\t‘riltttl'S named in the will. 'll.e.
indent-t relating to this act of Men
l.- to hc \lfled and examined by \'.Iou

The law imposes a mu upon e}.-
(cuter: named ill a will to take
cluugc of thc papers and belongings
of .l deceased person and to preserve
the soon. The ltw looks \.lth dis-
applot'dl upon the destruction he
tore the probtte of it will of any pa-
per, document. or article belonging
to the decedent and the law re-

that
“0

pa DCI'S

know 2

by tht firm of l ..ord ;

2, t‘IctIv IprIaVltahly will uddt‘t‘stIt the Ptc:!dent let‘fllzn, of German Interim
s ill on so t.lt‘.‘:- on variou: t‘t‘Citnltln l .
Thl‘ [llllll l:~‘ to [flaky ”11- fight")! llUllfll I‘Mk‘ ‘nkn‘ l‘lllflllLt’, "Who

might resend it as undesirable to ad-
\t'mtt‘ tlu- plain-himself for compre-
hensible rclsontk'

crimp petulant-n1, “to prepare women
tor service not only i.i time of war
but lu turn of peace.” 'l‘l‘l'la nunltllt'l' s
Icout 3- “ill intlllde suu‘eseite terms
ct two. thrtt .r four tl'ltklt' durll‘. loll.

\‘llll “ti‘l’t-llltl ill:ttuction for those‘
. . .~ . . . ..I_ .. : .
\tlln (tlnllot spare more time Students \ liAxA. Jill} J I ((‘0111‘~l>0mll‘me

nll'tl ht- recommended and present II 0! The Associated l'tc::2)-—l£ntcrlllg
certificate of heel: h. the thl' u." :t volunteer surgeon

m Ml “Alliance dnmlid" to find him.
self famous as the Nobel prize winner

I =Iln medicine.

3 THE HAGI‘F‘ f2}, July 20—.“ orreg-t The knowledge which was the basil
polltlt'm oi The Associated Messy—I ol‘, ht: pr- new-inning book was gained
'lf ”it lntcrnntiolml Socialist Bureau title") as :urgeqn in Przemisl; the
has not as _\c-l succeeded in bringing hook imlf was written in captitity;

 

Iot hi: own class ,"llr. Itobt‘rt Burnny.ol
\ienna. after fifteen months of cup
I’tivlt3 lll linesio. has at last returned
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Itne [metro-German and Allied Social- it has brought him 400 000 cr owns in

l. to tomthel l resident Samuel Comp-llllollt); .uli it plated no small part in
,tre of the American Federation of mIrccurinu his It lease from Turkestnn.

‘hor (t rt:tlul,\ could not accomplish the Hit‘ GNU-NC circumstances
lask,‘ 5a).: Camille Hunmnns. secre. rounding ills achiet ement have greatly
atary of the international Socialist Bun} heightened the “em of his return to
sun. to it correspondent of The Anna-EMS family. Nominally he was

without. a war to drain our resources; litlu rt:- a satisfactory explanation of eluted l‘less. in answer to a proposal. 'mitted to leayeflmssie. because. he is

there is no excuse for the extrevnga- l

‘gance into which tens of thousands ori

American families are slipping. 2 l

It is the experience of all hismrS'.’
and especially of American history.
that exceptional prosperity is follow-
ed by e period of uceptionel hord-
'shlp, just an after the seven fat years
of Egypt came the seven lean ,Yeere.
This is the time to propane for-thorn.
And themltpncedentfemnndthe
let years continue. we ebullbeltm so
muchtothegoonII . ,
moo memxinmaom

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am such destruction"

The surrogate told the jury that
the oni3 question for them to con
sider was whether Amos F. Eno pos-
sessed testamentary cepnclt3
he executed his last. will. ruling out
the question of undue influence.

The burning of Eno's papers has
been a big feature of the case. rel:-
thee elnilnlng that Men destroyed
much evidence that would have been
helpful to their side, and the other
side clelmlnx the destroyed paper!
were unimportant.

M.-
DtPFElINT MAME

"I'm trying to sell that house I
bought lost your. i thought“:
be an easy matter. but it isn't."

"What made you Whit would»
easy?”

"Well. the agent that hue any
trouble «may it raw-mm».
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“WWW“ m
mom

when.

lble .nnd he deprecated, the ldee of the

Mill

lot’ \h, lomporg to hold a Wl‘ld labor slightly lame from an affection of one
conierence during the progress of theI foot from which he has suffered since.
peace conference following the our la child. Actuall3. his unexpected die-
Mf. Hartman: painted out that any l,tlnctlcn plus the efforts of Prince
internetionnl conference without thetVKarl. of Sweden. went far to secure
lpertiolpntion of the British and French his exchange.
laoclaliste would be a farce in that m Despite his lameness, Dr BarnnyI
decisions would be entirely lacking in volunteered for settling at the outbreak
influence of the war and we: detailed as chief
He declared his belief that Mr. Gom- surgeon Of the Emmi demmflu of
pere' proposal et prosenLlllmpmcuca. a hospital in Pnemysl it was while
then he he modeltly explains. that be
we: “so fortunate all to discover a
new method for the treatment othend
wounds." a die y tint enabled
him .to cure a non: meter Doreen-
tug or can than!“

l

IAmel-icen «International Trade Un-
ion organizations treepuelnt on the
politicel domain “$111580th mien
rational Bureau. He declared that
melt 3 conference. would but to be '
held mammal them For Mr Wm liter the MI 0'
m an M new Pram the = 2 W .1.

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othtta
it Vlull‘. \\.. s rtpolttd hill 22::1 ulllttlsnlh

like lll...:y .llnrany on hi: SEVEN FOOT SHARK CAUGHT AT
MATAWAN,

good tttntlucnl lll t.lpti\it,\, treatment
lllttt included it ~ull‘lt2lt2llt'y of tlt‘t‘t’llt
food. liberty not too ill-trictcd, and

tho-am p oft- ;.)t:..i relation: with

lttl~>ian tollll..l tat,- :‘ll'l Holictsuts- scion feet long and weighing about
Dr 158mm) “:1 s emu filll,‘ ulllllll? 0D 3412 poltndsw wa: lilllttl at the entrance
lull unlit to s udt. 122 pru.‘ in ..inil 12‘ of him aunu t‘tcek yesterday after-
hcttlrc on his spothllt: inhuman and “Doll. . tllhot'gll many persons have
captive Allo‘ll'll‘ll illy:ici:tns. I rtpttrted seeing: :hrtt'ks iu tllt2 narrow
.‘ttl't’lllil. which i: it) lllllCS from the
«court this is the illsl instance in
it 1
Witt Fill Place of Leon c Tuttie who 1‘;ll|;((ltl)‘oll:‘rcmt: wheel? dgglgll:'2c: is:

t “as klllett and u )oung man who mm
It to to: cut- llllll was :tl Sillt‘ll 13‘ injured '
.l at he died soon afterward.

(apt Thomas L Count 1 and Rich-
llrd lee, ic‘ttllrtlllg item it ii. trunk-9

ford. for mm“ mm hail. hat bet-ll an lll ltnritllu Be) in ti sm.th power boat.
lllIttdt the cuplur: alter a stlugxlo in

- . -‘ . "‘ v I‘ ‘ ‘. I > [.3
Lointu h) tVltl Lnulncfr .\lsl .o t. .e \\. .II ch IIIIIII boat “III llt‘ :trly overturn-
olltcc of Amount t ll_\' hnglneer which cd by the sen tiger The fish they

Man-Eater, Weighing 200 Peundl,
Captured 16 Miles from Ocean.
MATAWAN, X J., July :2“.—— A shark

FURD, ASSISTANT ENGINEER.

 

is on 8ch Leeve.

l‘vrcy .\'. llurr. who has )2: on clerk
in he (‘ity l2".'l.2;lnccl's ofllccr in Sta n

he will fill illllll the lllCum‘lclli. Leon bliltl, \\ is one of the diamond 10011!
t‘: 'l‘tlttle, who is on sick leave. to btltt‘ HOSttl \fllitll'
turn . W. D Pierce. who ht‘ld thist "”'"_""""""— III“)

pent during the prime ouplc of months. ITRY'NG NEW 'NFANTILE
to care for hi. Dr to! cu
:l‘rltfeSngpwork. s x c t PARALYS'S SERUM.
.\lr. Burr was asst-2mm citv cngin
eer in South \‘orn nlk during the con-
struction of highways and the hi trice-

1 l2. l"' .‘2 ' ' ' 2 2 '
between East and South Norwnlks lie I”? ‘11 1f 1““ Viork Ihho“ .thgt local
i~2 a :tnmford High School bar, .1125 l.t...t. uluilOllllt.‘ art not inclined to

has many friends here. Mr. Bur: will “To“! health certificates given to Chm
attend to the clerical duties of the of. .I‘l”"‘1 ““0 “‘3‘? this ”'3' 8i atlt'tluate
lice for a time. also. V protection against the spread of intnn.
_ ‘tlle paralysis. The State IHealth Dee
WHlTSTEIN TO SUCCEED CONNORZParlmem has taken this ground and
it has been decided that Fredericohas remmmendw that 3" Children‘
w. i2steln. heed bookkeeper for [heIll'Om New York cuy under 15 years
Acme Shear Company of Bridgeport ‘5. ct age nrltving in up state communi-
to “weed Arthur F. Comm, as chm- lles be kept under observation for two
clerk of the automobile department olI week“ The total number of caste: o;
the State Secretary 5 office at Hartford, the disease in New York state outeide _
.ll a salary of $2,200 a year. Though of this cit3 was oilicially reported last:
Mr \\ hitstein he: not yet been off: c-tInight as 161.
hilly appointed to the position, it was Many communities in the states ed.
learned from a moat reliable sourcelioini'ng New York already have adapt-
yesterday that a most mtwyp meY2ed a similar quarantine against chl-
.3esterday that the Secretary. of Statetdren from this city, whilesomeje'e
is to name him for the piece. absolutely excluded them. b
. Mr, Connor has been made Elwin" Physicians are watching with late».
‘0‘ "1195 at 83. 00° and hem“ “m“ .‘est the trial of a new serum whlclnx
Aug 1, he will occupy an aim» “thlbelng administered to Mn“ at turn
the board °f Appraisers in Bridgeport ‘hospttals here. No olllciel report has
‘m'fln‘ his term ‘3 cm: 0: the an 0.lbee nmade regarding this treatment.

mobile izmfl?°:‘ t :9 "“efimxgi'rhe serum is developed from blood“
“’9 wot “8 o t ‘ ”mm patients who have recovered from int

h 0. 000, it
I :vgmthe state as muc es 3:. I.” (name par first: .'
Hr, Whit stein in 1 popular figurec in
Bndirport. eepecielly in met

 

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