wUTH NOR'ME “e" ‘0' 8 '0! between tnelte and
RING SE ilTlNEL fouuenflnd lot a :i: l as uell~ a11-
ESTABLISHED BY ,ln nianv cases the worst ponsible thing
[AXES GOLDEN for 1111 .‘Uiili ~19“ in plunnt bones
Wt “here the vacation means Wholesome
‘ L ‘ND A L GOLDEN plat). uith perhaps the addition of a
.- , " PROPRIETORS Elcw wholesome. household
_.WEI&~RL the vacation insy be useful. For
1 IONDAY AUG 31 1916 :1he children of. homes where the
' """"" Emcthei is obliged to go out to nork,
“IATURE ALMANAC FOREur is too busy at home to see what
TOMORROW
E ity.
Vmfli‘htidefisia m.; 7:07p.m.
Sunrise 5:08; sets643 E
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'. Vflv-..”
EVENING SENTINEL TELE— E'l‘nelve. yesrs is for too soon for that.
PHONE CALLS 111‘ wluimn is in Vacation schools
writ! Racing—91, iwhere for sevenl hours every day the
Business Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1338,
Editor’s Residence-4184.
City Editor's incidence—752-4,
Business Manager's Residencfi
”13." Ercquii'ing the ncquisiiion of manual
Publishers Residenc¢_89o Edextei'it 1' all friendly
a!!=‘ ““m Evision— —these are the 111115 of pass
WlLHELM AND HISTORY. .11": the rotation days in the building
The Kai~er 51m insists on figomu. ‘of health and good citizenship.
E ___,_.__,___
THE PRINCE OF PRESS AGENTS.
l "Tody" Hamilton is dead. He
gilt have Slld himself, with
1'31 unity
Ethe child'eti on up to, it is a calm-
in gainful w ork.
not to be found
Echild is given uoctul, pleasant train-
Eing, prefeJably st studies and Occu-
different from those of the
tasks
1111111111.:
Est-hoot ,vcar. Stories. games.
under super-
ly as ever that 111 did not start tlieE
war—that he is not ‘ ”it man 11 ho has
the responsibiliti of the war upon his “Em.
1, . conscience." But inn i'etcnt talk with E“ h“ "'1
f . group of ntlllluln 111 «honed '11 111111 his characteristic modesty, the Peer-
.les: 11ince of Pret-s Agents. “9
Frankly recognising'
spoke the unvarnisbcd truth when he
mental attitude.
that the judgment of 1111 c'onteiiipm-
d uniniked 11 low 1esrs ago nt 11 pub
{flimmllishr rs dinner: “l l1n1'e gtnbbediiiore
some for nothing than any man you
dry 11'01‘Id is against him, he zidniitte
111111
that history would probably not hold
and yet he declared know."
llut he did more than
tor nothing." That is the 111m oi the
second-rote. uniiuagintttive 11nd uncon-
Iiiid "Tody"
with unusual 11;1)de.~t,1
him faultless;
that he. looked to lii<tor,1', as written “"mb “m”:
by unpreiudiud men of the 11ch gen
to H’Vfll'fl‘ the judgment nntlE
.scientious publlc‘ty inan'.
eration
justify him 1
I! the K1111.” did 1101 think .0. life was :1 1111111 of ('"onst ente- in his Wit)‘
‘nLtl an artistic Kenius
could lie enduie the ”mum“ at mil-I for man) years publicity
lions 1111111111 d and sluin,11 c11111inem:iiinni;,zcr Uul‘llulll & Butlers
l "(iltfllt‘si Show on Plflti'th" He [11‘0blt-
hly invented thut mouth-filling tippel-
lotion. And he certainly inventtd 11
Ellt‘l‘l 1111001 of titl1titiriiig. which has
Ebccit titceptt'd ever since its the prop
1111' and inevitable style of circus liter-
Ior him would be intolerable. HowE
He Wit-.1
for
Tlln 011'11 peo
ple suffering the «guides of death,
with the end still f.1r off and the issue
doubtful. unites Tlt confidently believ-
ed in the l‘lglllfulllt‘rfi of his cause?
But confident self-righteousness is
one thing, and truth. which is “hid-
den in 11 well."1.~' \\ li.1t
mm“: or 1“,“an “ho ins wrought. ‘nllittiution. and combined
might”) and sutured oppo<ition and ”H“ ”“1 of ”l" 1’0““ “ll"- “ “1"“1
8‘ obloquy has ever failed to appeal to
posterity?
What posterity will my of Wilhelm,“ the circus poster and circus hand-
llo wrote the master-pieces tlitit
torn and .lnmtllv‘llnlltd,
duu‘e.
“mm“.- “'l‘ody” discovered the viitues of
tli. it an
‘boitiiicy oi .~'t,\l1 and epiilitt lllllllilltll-
ed in an) 111:0 or language. He creat-
we do not know. We are too close 1011“"-
the great war vet to get a just per-leldc “‘3' Wm“ “'1“ COUNTY FOR“! of ”me the case 1.». returnable in the Septeiu- ‘
' . Antic- lii 1l\\'t‘,(‘Olllt‘llllllflllllll the stnrt- . , 1"” term. will investigate into the '
...‘ spectlve on ”‘0 conflict ltstll, or an) Tlit- l‘ht‘lllt' .‘tlntl Company has r0 matter of the ownership of the proper-
ol' the chief actois in it. But if seemsI “"11 stupendous ““‘wgdmm “r “ on 11111111 its tr:111.~»l'111'itic sen 11-11. und l".1818:€chhi;1:12:11dSit'rtt’il'Iled(tall;iii‘ifi‘own l'l
“W “‘3‘ " WSW“) E" ‘0 hold Wll- Em" ‘ “mend together for we” d‘ tllt‘ Pacific ocean isn’t going to be harlot: and there is no surprise therc
319M “new” it will hate to bamElcctntloii. lie ransacked the diction~
its decision ou evittt me that is lnac- fir) and 510011 the language on its
peeribis to us today, Ehcad and turned printed wouls into
I! L: quite possible no“ for an im. E83111?»I bands. EVPFy frenk become ll
partial observer to recognize that the Peerless Prodigy, even acrobat ti Far
Knitter may not line doiihoratety' Pinned Phenonn 111111 ('1 or) clouu ti
plsnned and pi"010ked the “"31, an hisE King of (‘ttcliitinnti011,evciv group of
em“ insist. But how can he e1 ade Eperforiners a Grand, Gnignntuuii Gul-
‘lho blame for not having prev'cntcdtflxl.
"dim war when that seemed to lie so No 111011301011 "literally the “txreut
Em within his power? That in est on earth " could match such ver-
[probsbly the chief question Wilhelm bal 9111011110 11. And "Tob.1” routes
ill have to answer 111 the bar of his- 111111.111" his retirement, that he had
neier seen his 01111 circus—he didnt
i
But the solution of the problem is"
11' Dr. Flilllb 11111111111: were given seri-
ous consideration in every cotiiniuiiity,
the World 11111111111
And every new naval battle in Euro-E
pcnii waters will increase our niurgiut
1111111111 11110 11 Japanese pond after all. ”00“,de ‘er and Mrs. 80““,me
——-—-——+——-—-— ’llved on the farm in question up to
‘1913..\lrs.9chiriner w11~ formerly
MY ROSES. :Mlss Nettie ll. ltlttcnburg ot Dnrlen.
“LADY WORKERS OF THE SOIL"
.. _ _....__._._._ .._- __.__.
IN ENGLAND.
August
merrily on.
strange liritish custom. are
called "lady workers of the soil." and tire eniplovcd under the
.mid Luigiic, 3111 organisation which ls‘ getting \1'Hlllt‘ll to take [811'
Eductw‘ of men (111 the farms. Stims- thousands of women go to
work .311 overalls t'ven' 1l;t\' throughout (in-at llritain.
Tin-1c girlx'. according to the
SWMHI’S lllll l0
PROPER" Clitllilltlill
(Continued From First Page.)
111 the time of her death. and no pro-
btitc action having been taken Upon it
dlitl‘ her death.
The complaint in the case nlleges
the fact 111111 in New l'.oi'k wlieretho
polioiniolitis epidemic is trcdited
with the greatest number of deaths,
the total child mortalit} this summerI
thttt
it seems quite possible that
is it :21 than usual. However
ilinv be.
some pliysiicnns are ovetthastv in di
dimming t'llildl‘t‘ll's nilinents as intim-
11111 tai'nlysis. and certainly most lily-
nien are too ready to accept such 11
diagnosis. The 11111111111 is bad enough
from New York and purchased. \1'1111
his own funds, property ruined at tip-
wsrds or 8211,1100, 11 hicli be immediate
without 1111,1' nerdlcss exatkflci'ntloii.
was Miss Augusto Hitting}: ct Dnrien.
in trust for himself. be having nur-
1'ted just about this time. The proper;
ty reiniiinetl in her name. :11 trustee.
.11 is claimed. up to the e of her
death She, apparently, no wllL-‘.
the compilint alleges-at least noth-
ing'h'ns over brought below the I’m-
bat. (‘oundoy her husband 11ho has
titlizlzt not thousand:- of parents be
.~pn11~1l 1111111111 sorry and f1-;1r'.‘
._ .’.._.-..._.._
11'“‘ 1-0 of the bit: natal bill
'l'l'i'
establishes the but that were going
to 111111» the second strongest navy iii
till I 11111 stlon The uncertainty of the own-
inhip the complaint states. is a mat-
Eter Mitch should receive judicnl no
pcrntlvou turc
tor t‘ourt In Bridgeport. before which
1 over the announcement of the divorco
'—-F——‘——'_
Bill l8llll|l (1888
Will WATER SPORI8
(continued (ram first page)
_—.—
The lollouing trout the pen of i ll.
OBri1n. 01 South .\'oi'.1\nlk appear'ed
in yesterday's New York Sun:
Tell which is the best of my roses?
Well that‘s 11 hard query to answer,.
Come stroll with me In my garden 1
And decide for yourself, it you can.‘
sir. 1
For there you'll find roses a-plenty E
Each strivim? to please and excel Dress Race—Mr Holcomb
With their fragrance and flowering Boys Double Canoe Race—Demetri":
beauty ’and Stevens.
Sure! which I love best I can’t telLE‘ Boys’ Divannemerest.
V _ ———-—-—-—O—-———- want to be disillusioned. And yet
EVECATION WORK FOR BOYS' Ewho can doubt that millions of boys
dodge 3- “- Porter-field, °f the Km‘Eand girls. and quite a few old folks
”chm Mo. Juvenile 00“" ‘3 in fa- too, saw in ‘lhat circus old in othersi
W 0‘ "MGM the cit-"d “5°? “80 .1111- followed all the wonder bodied
“in“ mm “Wm“ ‘0 “V91" ’9'" forth by tho lurid chants of the in E
W3 the summer months. splred pm: agent? Half the glory ofE
“Th bronchi 1311 of the state isthst clrcuaes, even today. comes from
an; m loss than fourteen years old "Totly" HVamilton. E
”Wm in ' factor-1'. “mp °i busi- “Fake and exaggeration? no doubt.
3'“ ismhment .. Bald Judge Par But what joy he added to lilo! TheE
” “ted m the Ram” CM 1skes“_were never cheop, at any rate.I
He “made" storiet. He had the gen-E
in: to strike new leads and sound new
depths at human interest. Hunt-mi
sluggish minds. lie awaits-rd curl-
oslty. He developed our sense and
appreciation of the wonderful, ”the
out which in. is stab Ind unprofita-
nlo. Perhaps no Inn was contributed
more to the innocent. Jog oi a nation.
....___....._...._......
FALSE MALvsIs SCARES.
Dr. Wallace Fritz. president of Ills
Notional Association of Drugless Phy-
sicians. must: thst infantile psi-sl-
yet: Isn't moonsible for anywhere
w oil the cues tint the choral
the dim. mmmmutmk “A: want." in cars; “In sum-
. Nisnnowsyhhnunbmmmmhhgekufldu
V 111mm- psrslrsis. Ws‘ best- of no
-..‘ August. whoa there is no
lto occupy their minds. in my
on s child‘s most critics! period
58in his”. mm sud tutu-teen. By
W the age limit for them to
M my of the trotdles of the
court would be lessened. as
, little fs'llows could work sud hoop
of mischief."
W recent mango of tho Federal
' labor 1.111 will prevent Judge
‘11-. 1.111 embodying “! ides
88st! Logisbttm from m!
1
1,, Ladies' Dive—«Miss D. Cornwall.
There rising in towering beauty. l iMen's Dive—Mr. Gray.
And whose praises the orlole sans Lotlies' Double Canoe Race—Tho
While bathed in the dew: of the Misses Cornwall
morning, ' Mixed Doubles Canoe Buco-MissE
Is her excellence “Madame 110th Ferris and Ni- Holcomb.
Lang. ' Men‘ 11 Double. Canoe Race—Messrs.
.And here gowned in a frock of the -Thompson sud Shepsrd.
greenlest‘ E Prizes were awarded during the
With tresses of silvery white dance which followed in the evening
Frau Karl" in her stately eduigence Refreshments were- served and n so
Outrlv 2113 the queen of the. ni‘ht.1clal time was enjoyed. The Amd‘rl
With finger the passing of time.
\\ idle beyond where the sweet brim-EM WES
lm Ill liliflllltiiilll
Roses. with blush liken maiden
can hand gave a concert which was
The “Cock of the Alps" seems a crow-
blossoms
Ahlooni on the charming (Conthmed from Second Page).
It
Are with the sunbeams'
lug
As though in his own native cllme'. Emnfl“! m m
glance
Over there “here the sun dial‘ 3 mark- highly appreciated.
ins
alight
"La
France."
This cluster' of crimsoning petals
Sweet as the scent of the sine
Brings visiting of dear old Killarnoy
And'the beautiful gap of Dunloe
Where the Dinamagli tends to the
roses »
That border the little boreen
And points them with color that rivals
The lips of my pretty Poggoen.
Tbst hoggerow is laden with thous-
an I
or buds that swsit but tbs sign
or the Sun God to loosen their totter-
To glsdden this garden a! mine.
And clothe it in white and pink colors
That 1110 with 1113711111" in the morn.
When the choir of wot-blurs sro chant-
Their punts to m, not], ban.
' Q 1 1..
With the arrival here today 0! Lou
Is 11'. Hill. president or the Client
Northern, and other Western railway
executives in response to President
Wilson’s summons, important devel.
opmcnts in the theratened nation-wide
ruln'ay strike situation were looked
for, although no further general
White. House conference wu expected
beinre tomorrow. President. Wilson,
however, made no enmitts for
todsy and stood may to continue ne-
gotiations with the rslmd emu-
um.
‘ ”it. tho Minot! M has
on -h
thgt Prank Schirnier came to lumen,
1y turned over to Mrs. Schirmer. WllJ‘
t
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claimed ownership of the prove”) in .
tention. and it prays that the Super-V E
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no res-«11111111111111» 1-1-
crowds come and go.
25 Extra Specials for Tuesday
Just the Things You Need for Wear and Household Use 8
nonmv, sun at. 1916 .
‘
Tr
Clearance Sale 1
“SHOP AND SAVE” TOMORROW
The Great M01161r Saving Event goes;
Theres no let up. The;
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[ 81.50 Linen Pillow Cases 15c Homespun Toweling-
1 4; x 31* 1._1_ made of fim Erich 14 \ll l.lllt‘il ”011111111111 Tout! iiig,
linen. llt‘nhltlt‘ht'tl, plain or cut» t'\1't'l‘tnt for lxllt‘llkll tout-ls
lirtiltit'ft'd ........... $1.19 1:;ic'.1 10¢ \d.
’1. I '
§ 81.75 Bed Spreads 25‘ wh‘“ P°9gee . .
fl 2 Mg Kine. 80 x 1141, line t‘rti‘lict 3'? Elm-“CL“ “1111-: “.“l” hm] (‘1 1th,
S Spreads, Mum,“ ready for u“, 15 21111 a line 31111 Vll‘llllnil. excellent
' .(1r 11111111 11:11. omorrtm'
1 , 'ti1'l1 ' .
. $1 29‘ till}. 91.0.1.1
i 8595119985 . . , _ 15c Dress Ginghamsr
. big >11.c. b1 V1 90, firm, medium For htllht‘ ding,“ “3N5 child:
3 ““3an "hl'f'tmfsb “0 51111115, ll“ 16 1111.! St‘lltitil tll't‘\>L'\'. plaids. stripes
““‘imi’V m” 111'111' “TH and ““‘h and Eil‘tiii t‘tdtil'\ Tomorrow
V licavit'r ............... 69¢ c'lt‘ll g”: yard
~ 25cVSkir1ings . . . - _ . 98c Dress Linen
E 4 \nrd \\'l(lt‘ Sport .\ll‘l]\t‘ 5kll‘tlllfl‘. 17 4;. inches wide, French or ramic
1 till colors. lumtn'rmt ...... 18¢ “cave. 'l‘oiiiorrmv . m \'.'1r1l
,. . $2.00 Taffeta Silk 75C‘ to 98c Table Cloths
41,; 5 .‘.chdtnng yardnvide, black. soft 18 2:10 l'nlicmmed Mcrcerircd Dams,
’ hllhll ltd'fctn hilk,iull_v1r.'trr:int— 31k Table ('ltiflis. about i i»2'
, (d. Tomorrow ..... $1.49 yard ‘1'ard~' >1111nrc. Tomorrow Q45 (’3. 1
5 nc Peroxide 98C Bath Towels
. l'cruxidc 01‘ llvdrorcn full size. The Inter-Woven llath Towel.
E L . _
! 1 ,1. 0,, bottle. loiitnrrow 16¢ 19 25 x 50,1l1e best value in a real
7' Pl C he {1‘13” "bath tout-l made. Tomorrow
5c 11 stc rs » '. M- 111- 52$ 93,...
V i 7 l't'ramid l"l_1' Catchers. ,
. - 'l‘oziiorrmv ............ 3 for 5“ 1°C Sheen“:
f‘V . 20 2.011) 1ards 01' fine, unit and half
8 39C Art Linen bleached yard widt- Sheeting. To—
t‘v" 8 .\ nuttclile» bargain. :1” pure lin- ”L‘erw --------------- “33¢ "it'd
, en. un- ed ' unfinished. T111 ir- . J
6 row E. . . .g.‘ .......... {86" 11rd $1.50 Log Cabin Rugs
V ' 2], 311 x 7.2. these are excellent value.
:1 25C Cups Ind Snucers Tomorrow ............... $.29
9 llcctiratcd tupc and Saucers. 25c Cretonnes
“mm 2515 “E1110 ”‘0' 1”“ 8““ 22 ion pieces. all new stvles. for cur-
i ' ' ' '
E; . ““"r‘m """"""" 6 ("r 59g txtin~'. coverings and (li‘t‘SN‘S. To-
. $4.00 Croquét Sets morrmt' ................ mg 1'.'ird
V‘ 10 \\Vtth largeVVtEiallc-lt. fight . balls. $8.50 Crex Rugs '
9“” ‘1‘“! ‘1‘ “‘5 0' WW“ $29—$- 23 Q .1: 12. these well known rugs
soc Wash Boilers have no substitute. all colors. lo-
3 11 Larilt size. round tin \\ ash Roll ._""’.'3""" """"""""" ‘3
l
~.- ers. ""lumorrmi ............ 121:5 Vang Cloths .
1 15c Percales 24 Yard \vidc, soft finish. for 11'0-
12 Yard \tide l‘crcalcs, fine patterns. men's and misses' wear. Tomor-
Stritics. etc. Tomorrow . . . . £71“. row .................. 79¢ lilt‘C'
12 me Fruit of the Loom 981: Bed Spreads
13 Yard \vidc. 1vcll‘kn011'1i muslin. 25 Regular KEN Crochet “1‘11 Spreads.
for sin-(11s, pillow cases. "'13th for sinclc. tlircciquartcr or full
drcescs. etc. Tomorrow ..9(9 yard sicz beds. Tomorrow .. 69¢ each
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and commission, they are said to be in the situation were read and ad
it lsEjottrnment was taken until 10 oclock
considering ti counter proposal.
Esaid to include arbitration of some of
the points in dispute. with the grant-
Eiiig of others.
The committee ’1! the tour rallwnyl
Brotherhood representatives. who at
ready
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1propossl, intended todai to mark time "19- “WNW“
pending the emploiers' decision.
President Wilson had before him
mdm numerous telegrams from busi-
ness men and trade bodies urging
that he insist on arbitration. It was
said odiclally. however. that the ap-
peals would be without effect on him.
since he ‘had failed in his effort to
bring about arbitration and had no
way of forcing it.
The» Western railway presidents
summoned Saturday began coming in
this musing. Louis W. Hill. of the
Great. Northern, and l. P. Ripley.the
veteran president of the .Ssnta Fe,
wens among the mt. Neither had
any pistons“ to make.
The Incoming executives conferred
with those shoddy hers and with the
num’ committee to familiarize
tsr.- 'All the Western presidents are
W before tomorrow 11001:. By
that than it is expected shout 100
rsltvrsy bends. replanting properties
will be Humbled for the next confer-
EBrotherhood members should call 011E
ESemtors and Representatives
have accepted the presidents with the details of the men’s side of
themeslvas with the nogotlstlons so,
vslued at about ten billion dollsrsfi ”d“ today "'9 president
'mmmm biscuits-tactile
at “.mmm .9”
'2.
81
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1111 ills 111111 111111
(Continued From First Pogo.)
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tomorron morning.
The mens meeting decided that
fromi
theii own states and acquaint them
President Carter. 0' large. But the value of the busine-
the Engineers. WIS the 01111 01110181 depended considerably on those con-
wio attended the session r Enected with it
When it came to closing up me
Some of the incoming nilwm pres lestate the executors eflected first the
idents were more optimistic about the reorganization and then the sale at
situation than those already here One 'what was considered an excellent
5 price. But some of the heirs were not
of the Western men declared that it finished, hence the appeal. Those
his road alone V'et‘c invowed he tin-E 11'110 refused to accept the decision or
qucsiionablt could “first the the. Proba. e Court were Cornelius P.
moods of the men to the last, but he figfigaogégtsg TitaShgemg
considered the question 3 ““0338! nephew and notes. and their children.
one. and tor that reason was sure Ethel 18111111311 unleosle Hayes.
. Hui-n Grantsd.
fingisiornggtd would be foundE The 315m came too the Superior
- ECourt and Judge Curtis granted the
ere-11111111 Winona sugtzestion mtDal’tieu a special hearing alth' the ..
his telegram to Colonel pope thatEcourt year.had ended. It took sever-l
Edays to hear all the evidence. Bos-
some men” be found my preventinga 1 Stone was the principal witness and
recurrence of the present sltuotlon he expislned at great length the m-
and his sdvocscy of the principle of tions of the executors. H; was ”pro.
orbitration caused speculation over sented by Cummings 10““
what should be done. The president grfiongilaifs‘ 1:31: agufw
told the railroad executives SstnrdnyE- The story of the late Mr. 'l‘sylor!‘
he did not believe Congress wont
dEmG would make a good novel 0V.
pass a. compulsory srbltrotlnn. low. .E“g§fitfigtam%°58£tfnfla3 8'
Labor org-ointm- hire consisNIflYl fectlons had been lsvtshctl. us build
opposed that. Mmtnummn onctols’ up a great book Jobbing business and
wss uro- hls «Lats was worth shut. 8700.000
full; studying the satin question Know"; NT; #:823303:
with the In: or was me twin the hell. the was won pleased “11m
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Norwalk Chronicler