' IINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
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‘ ‘Jfioecribiug the effectivenesa of Mr.
—-'4ty to arrest attention and his capa-
' the ravages of the latter evil. year in
" ”Land year out. are vastly greater than
: "walls! The sheets are slower and
'- ifsss perceptible, but none the less
‘hsatisfactioa in the prospect of the
- pungent the child labor bill now
"matchmaker-14.1mm to
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Malta‘s Sawmill.
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- JAMES GOLDEN
LL. AND a. L. GOLDEN
PROPRIETORS
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'SATURDAY, AUG. 5, {916
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TOMORROW
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
HUGHES' EFFECTIVENESS.
None of the thousands who heard it
has failed to use cxtreme expressions
‘llug'ites'mpeeeh of acceptance upon
.3 audience whore environment
temperature would have furnished an
excuse for apathy. Even the Demo-
cratic newspapers of the metropolis;
*excrcise of its police powers for the
lam Mn moved. by the truthfiineas
of the reporteriai spirit, to spcak of
the sincere enthusiasm which the
candidate's words and manner pro
vokod.
in addition. the speech has made its
‘appcil' to numberiess thousands who
”have since read it in the quiet of their
homes and oiiitea. These, are the
tests of public utterance. Speeches
which touch both 'the ear and the
mind are the speeches which make
(or effectiveness—and Mr. Hughes
has shown, in his first and in his suc-
cessive utterances of the campaign.
that his wars on the bench have only
served to strengthen his powers of
.piqmwwmubfi-
city to carry conviction.
in this lost particular Mr.
advantage—we
llughes‘
pooresscs a marked
true; the conipazisoit is not too inviti-
ious-ovcr iiis oppontiit. Mr. Wilson
is able to charm the ear often: some
times he arrests attention; but it is
most infrequent that he carries out»
yiction. The artist who strives for
effect or who iosts himself in the in-
tricacies of technique, rarely produces
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mm ”mm tau' tam soon-ii be no discrim-
ination between states, and thus there
is in additional argument for Con-
gressional action.
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HO STRIKL
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announced. but the vote is reported
idoesn't make a strike inevitable on
the 225 railroads involved. The role;-
endum verdict will merely leave the
imattcr in the hands at the ampleyeeo'
it authority to call a strike if hego
tiations with the railroads continue
unsatisfactory. Thus there is still
hopc of a peaceful solution. And it is
unthinkable that the great interests
in conflict will determine on anything
nation whole welfare is threatened
will tolerate anything else.
The interests of the 300,000 men in
the railway brotherhoods are impor
Lani and the interests of the railroads
are important. but the interests of the
And if it
icomes to the last resort. the United
iovernment has the power to
ration are paramount.
States
public welfare.
The railroads have agreed to arbi-
‘ttate. The employees have thus far
refused arbitration. No inipartialcit
hon can doubt that make inter.
stair Commerce Communion or the
reami‘aoa'ra of Arbitration would
give a decision fair to both sides.
Where is still a chance, though a
slim one that the railroads will grant
the men's demands. There is
chance that the representatives ofthe
two sides will work out an acceptable
compromise. if three chances fail,
there must be arbitration. either vol-i
salary or compulsory The wimp;l
tannit QOIWfHHkQ.
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HIRED MEN.
Niw York citv is in a mess
trouble because a”!
group of hired men refuses to deal,
on buiess terms. with another group
of
of hired men.
The first group represents capital.
it is organized. it has its spokes-
man, who speaks and acts for nearly
all the big, vital transportation lines
of the metropolis.
a canvas that endures; but he who
pouri- out his soul own his palette,i
‘ paints pictures that live on and that‘
move generations to whom the paint-l
cr is but a name. To be effective is
do be sincere. And Hughep' elect.-
iveness is the fruit of his sincerity.
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THE CHILD LABOR BILL. '
. Many good men and women who
Ire deeply moved by any such scourge
of childhood as an infantile paralysis
epidcmic never give a thought to
child labor. And yet it is likely that
{trace of infantile paralysis at its
The whole country has cause for
pending in the United States Senate.
1: has passed the House by a good
majority, in a non-partisan vote. and
the combined pressure of the Presi-
dent and the Republican Senate lead.
was aboutd ounce to enact it before
the close of the pmsnt session. .
The mason new the employ
eight hours a day the employment of
mimtmttlomwmm
titanium-album mosm'
ardlsmotmhlsnhntnhm
The second group represents labor.
it consists of tho motormen. 'condue-
tors, etc., of the surface, elevated and
subway lines. it .too, is organised.
it has its business
and its chief spokesman
, And the spokesman for organized
capital refuses to have anything to
do with the spokesman for organized
labor. Ho. rbfusea to “recognise" in
bor's right to organioe.
isn't it a funny world?
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MATERIALS HELD UP.
representatives
Delay in the Work of Enlarging the
Second District Electrical
Faciutioa.
The ram weekly Wins 0””;
downtown electrical commissioners
was held last evening. in the omces of
the plant in State airoet. and businesa
relative to the coming enlargement
and improvements was discussed,
instructions have been issued to the
J. G. White Company in regard to the,
work «which is to be done by them.
and plans for the changes are already
well. under way. ~
Ono drawback to the immediate do-
Wt Of the task of WV
and also to that of ornamental liabi-
lax. ia‘fitho lack of opt-rain materiall.
which are most my on the cou-
meters, and which moat be on hand
batman corri- curbed omen-l:
- old ton: to die on n; Indiéietlt hum
nitu's role has not yet been officially
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to be overwhelm in favor of
"trih'n lusty VIEWS When the battery on one m‘de and
-‘ 1 8- . ' lviiificatioa on the other have stimu-
That fact, disquieting as it is. iiatet‘ the conceit and the Pharisaism
national conference committee, giving
short of such a solition, or that the.
deal with the situation, through an,
I ’3‘ l“ 0'" Vue find and steal month
a
Qoflt to be able to endure some foo
‘Itv years of pandering in the wilder-
Qwa outside of out protectite tart!
Qwaii. while waiting for the crop of
young fools to grow up again and be
thribed by pretty talk and deceived by
the clandezs and libeis of the Hos-
slam. paid to viiif) out of it‘s own
maria successful Armtlcon produc-
cf the young crop eudicicntiy for the
Editor Sentinel, ipu’t-ose, they are enlisted as a sun
‘ . :porl fur the Hessians. and together
Dear m‘ ltiicy carry the city, the youngsters
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tread in your valuable Dwer I ‘9". insit‘c tossing the keys to the city
days ago. an artic: e whcteiu the Town ggtcs over the walls to the freeboot-
of Weapon was held to he Miami era outside This happened in rm;
we lo: the preotht plague of 11205qu and twenty years afterwards. or to
‘toeo all of which might be true W- 1912 it happened again The same
partially as lie-even! will in all .esuit will be due and probably will
the attention of the town moon to a suite on mm. in 1932 The De“ .0
spot which has more to d0 withbroed- mats are going to get knocked galley
mg. tiioiquitoes for this locality than‘uest next Nmetnber and some time
Weapon has. 1 refer to that 10"- after March 4. 1917, the protective ta-
swampr. btaxnant spot on the Comm wall is going to be rebuilt; the
iietticut turnpike. acct of Taylor av-e people of the i' nited States are going
But? This D: ace ‘5 “I“ 0‘ ‘0‘“ 11‘3“" to get back their domestic market of
of every deatiiptlon; it is the favor which 1h” "9 slated to be robbed
its place for some people to dispose by the party now ta power in the
of dead cats, dogs. goals and otherlv iiite Home and Capitol at Washing
ohal— and surely it is no returnmenda too: they are going to wax fat again
hon to our town as it strikes thei\\ilh high wages; our wage fund will
view of the many automobiiiata who...“ ,0 large that the man who 'Orkg
ride by this partial“ NICE if lhll'with his hands and head is (ultra to
place cannot bffld eunuch mosqui-‘pet {about all there is of the product
toe: to supply this town ailit‘mi'. law he helps to make; than the younger
inot aware of another which can do it ywozkerl will got my, .9“, and will
so sell, and i am strongly of ”Within up the Ileaaiaa boiler against
opinion that it is high time for thosel .veiiith and their employers; the mar-
\. lio are responsible for this state of key [-0sz outsido of the '1" will
affairs to get busy and do something wgg the young sinners on and the
btftil't‘ the nlllll’l’ is put up l0 ihBiSUung slnnen_ bum“. bee hBtChllMl
lot/ate authorities. will swell very big and become Phari-
There in another wot which in threes stuck on reform with a capital
disgrace to any civilised coniiiiunity~ '1," Whom the market robbers whh
that is the dump. on Putnam avenue to swallow whole they fly“ make
-the odota which arise from there only on “reform." in about twenty
til en otflsurace to any civiliwdbwph ’years the crop of foo will be ripe
"talk about infantile paralysis. Why.‘tor the harvest and the crew oatside
a’liffi a wonder to_ me that a worse 99' the protective tartd' wall will be hun-
idemic has not broken out among US. gry enough for anything: and the
If chi here. WNlt we are striving to crop will be harvested in the same
;i can dime item being bioualit into old way
'our town by means of travelers, icij Scare people refer to the Under-
luo get bur foil i‘iiefé’if :0 wood protective thrill destruction as
W...) needs it and put it up righta “blunder." a "whisk?“ a “mien."
where “helm home on”: rowan a “M' a “launch. by some
slble, so ptlt the matter where it be- other epithet inmpiyina its want of
longs and consene the public health“ W not WM“
Respectfully yours. fleas a ‘biundi~r," t,“niinta|te" a "rais-
. ~ G. W. l. fir." a ",faiiure" or any of there
thinga than the Wilson law. ways
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irHE tmoeawooo LAW A success
1 -—IN Roaamo oun MARKETS.
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Simply because it was made for thet
cxpreas purpose of turning ou'r wagei
ftint‘. out into the pockets of the admit
gentlemen 'who used the Democratic‘
party as a battering ram for our pro-
tective tariff wall. A mistake! A
failure! A blunder! Not much! Not
any more than the dark lantern is a'
failure, which lights the way for the
bruplar while it hides him in its shad-
ow. As a market robber'a tool, the;
Wilson law is'inunenss. And that is!
what it was made for. .
Editor of South Norwalk Evening Sen-
lint-i:
Most people take too seriously
Woodrow Wilson‘s tarifl law. which
for the first thirteen months of its
operation turned three millions, of
{our rroducers out of their, jobs and
tvou‘d have starved the greater part
of them to death before this. had not
the country been providentialiy dc-
the converted by Woodrow's treach-
Ecry into a vast aims-house before the
‘ lhroeah Woodrow. and some of the
ieimunouoioorwttuon. Those
iugcu with supply orders for the big
war. which arbitrarily shut half of
Europe out of our market and made
the rest of it holler for our goods.
The war will end one day and unless
the people have sent Woodrow 'way.
‘vmy back and made him all down.
the deluge will begin again with ten-
fold fury, and the United States will
people get another'chance to settle
with the professor. But-the people
are fooled. that is. some of the your
or ones, who are too innocent to sea
older ones who are too careless to
look. as to the real nature of this
wicked Wilson law. The fact is the
law was not an attempt at states-
manrdrip at all but merely one to keep
faith with the people who had used
the Democratic party as their have
merit to destroy our protective tariff
nail and let in the market rd'bbers to
sack. our industrial city. If the Dem-
ocratic party had not thus done what
it‘had agreed with these market rob-
bers to do."they would have had no
more pic from the "market robben'
cupboard; and that would have'bseo
fatal to the Democratic party; for
the only real use to which that party
is not b these W days in in air
u a jimmy our tha market laminar-a.
it takes about twenty years for the
than to am the-Young folks a
chance to try the experiment of
'truating the kinematic patty coco
more with the «comment. A child
toast ham blow tinge» befor-
momsoanaotbataughtbyiho
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ROSWELL A. BENEDICT.
roncsrs TO ouav
Hi8 earl-isms LEG
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And 80 Syracuse Hal Dark Murder
Mystery Until Ball Game is Over.
SYRACUSE. N. ‘2, August i—The
speedy life of Syracuse was indicated
yesterday when a "muoder mystery,”
which started with the finding of a
man's limb in'an open lot was ex-
plained. it seems that a' young man
by his mama to bury father’s leg.
which not had beeaamputated. Time
flow, and the boy, fearful of missing
the first inning. tossed the
portion or his food pater tntotlie out
lot he reached. _
A few minutes later a woman who
had thrown away two diamond rings
and aunt receiptwith her householdl
retina. entered that patrlcoiar lot in
a frenzy and left it in b panic. She
screamed and fainted. and a fireman.
riding by in an apparatus on the way
to a tire. Jumped off and picked her
up. She rovived. told him all. god he
notified use police. - l
A throng of two thousand persons}
including at East 1.500 detectives.l
professional or-iaaana. ran around
the Interim lot looking for the
oar-t of the on» which n on only,
had "covered consciousness. Afton”
hours of mot- and theory the care-
less boy who started the muddle wai-
tiered along He neat: wlnt it was!
all about and began crying. He wu'
W I! m I}! at'
but 121% detectives. Thoni
its bold or.
To many it ma terrible flag»
“5234 v t
on the way to a ball game was asked '
married la about the same as tiling a
petition in bankruptcy. ‘
after alto marries blot; than she be-
QGreatet Values
Q Lower Prices
Q Thaneverbefore
Monday Starts the Second Week of the
i GREAT AUGUST '
Clearance Sale
Brimfui of Bargains Not Often Encountered and
.Savings That Are Hardly Believable
Hundreds of Opportunities for You to Save NotQ
Only Pennies But Dollars
Q Last Friday we. purchased through our New York Q
Qoffice, Eleven Cases of Staple Merchandise, com-
Qmoniy known as Mill Ends or “Mill Shorts.”
includes Fine Wash Dress GOOds, Dress Ginghams,
Q Towels, Sheets. Pillow Cases Bed spreads, etc.
“ and willhe all ready Monday Morning at 8 O’clock
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
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~SOme men Work harder to get even ‘
than to earn money. -
Many a self-made man tries to blame
the Job on his wife.
When a man pays his way in he’
seldom has to pay his way out
Good deeds speak for themselves,
but we do not always hear them.
Sometimes the village dub migrates
to a city and develops into a real!
man.
An ea-spiaster' says it is almost as
hard to live with a husband as it is to
live without one.
A man of experience says getting
A "man never knows a man until
gins to and him out nearly every
night.
When you givo free advice and it
worksnyoaptaothanka audit it
doesn't. you not what's coming to you
Lack of money causes more poverty
than anything else.
, tinny a man owes his success to the
dollars of other men.
Elderly gentlemen seem to have a’
penchant for youngerly ladies.
The incubator will never succeed in
driving the old iron out at basins.
The successful physician is onowho
is able to relieve bts‘oatieata acacia.
Bone married man are glad they
have the privilege of thinking a they
II: also M W because
they mocha with martini mo.
'l'fioi'e is method in some poopla'h
madness, they say. but method lover
yet saved madness from disaster.
Wotan are naturally of a mom
nature. but they are not to it with
a stingy man when it whos‘to all!!!
In: to a‘ dollar.
can on» ornate» .dampora to a
ambition to the knowledge that
. for Nogaics. Aria,
; is said. by the liability d! the coa-
‘Th’emotlsaadkattumro‘lay that
iSacred Heart parish of Wethersiield.
who was assigned by Bishop John J.
iVllan of the Hartford Diocese to look;
after the spiritual “eifnre of the Ro- ;
man Catholics among the soldiers of.
the Connecticut National guard dur-
’ing their stay at Xiantic will leave
out Wednesday"
and whi remain pith the Connecticut:
troops there tintii they return to this
i.state
Xo formal order will be issued by
Bishop Niian directing Father \fag-
neli to go to Nogales as his work
there will be. a continuation of his
work at Niantic. Father \fagnell has
been conducting the aflairs ct hits
parish since the ”rookies" left Nt-
antic.
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“Hull 0? HATTERS.
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in Danbury to “Jun thuto at Me-
Lachlaa Company Factory.’ '
fieiittent John w. Smiley‘ no
Secretary-Treasurer. hint-tin Lawior.
of the United Hatters of North Amer
00 You KNOW THAT. ‘
Better wales make better health! .
Better health makes better citlaeos?
lea,.arrived in Danbury, yesterdayJor.
a conference with the officers of the!
Daabury Hat Makers’ Association, in
relation to the trouble existing lathe
taming department of the a. .ne-
Lacbian 1: Co. factory._ on Rowan
street, and othar trade‘matters. The
«liners conferred for a short timeIin
the ,Now- Gravelaad Hotel and than
weal inflow-rs om. ' ‘
As stated previously. the diflcnity
at thumpiaatueamd,“
m-aad hardeners“ tha‘bctory to
mobs the minimum day'rwaoeo staf-
adio'thooriaa" bflkofthahctory.
caving to the chat-acme! the work
being “out through" at meant. they
manabletomahoovofllorsma
day. wittbrths minim was! in
«Manama; ‘
:mnummibythmM-
Bettcr citizens make a better nation:
The U. 8. public health mica
found 78 per cent. of the rural hot-ea
in a certain octmty unprovided with
sanitary conveniences of any kind?
Cholera is spread in the same mam
nor as typhoid fever. f
Scarlet fever
Ainerlcans each year?
Hookworui enters through the skin!
He who builds up health lays up‘
treasure in the Bank 0! Nature?
Public Health Service.
UNCLAI MED LETT IRS.
The following letters remain on- O V
claimed at the Norwuk post paces
for the week ending August 6th. 1316f
. South Nomlk. .
Ralph Alton. ‘ '
Edward Ash.
Antaro Antonio.
Edward Bennett. 3
H E. Danchey (2), 78 Water street.
Miss B. Former, cloMrs. Stone.
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Edwin H. Forbes. clown. Cowlea. ,'3
Henry Gibb. _
Miss Marion 1". Blocks.
hfr Henhau’ Balm. . -
Miss c. Ruby. 10 Main street
Kiss Caroline Miller. Gen. Dab
Miss Maud K. Osborne, a Mad
kills OVel‘ 10.0w ,'
street. "“7; .
Miss Dorothy Odell. , " -.i
J. K. Powell. . ~ 6:
wanton smith, Geo. out; . “.7
Sol Winters. c]oKeatlng.. ’
winner. to. Thedorleki
can: an: Beatrice.
D? Witt: nus 13.,th .; .
Norwalk Chronicler