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Editor’s RasidochSH.
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1113.13.
Hoots in liaaoaio Building, Booth
unt- street. hi! and 4th ‘l‘neadaya
“'i- or each month—July and August es-
_. lasted—at s oclock. All m Arcs
' ”anon: cordially Invited.
' , JAMESA. HOLLIRIN. H.P.
33th“: 4. e. Lyon Iocratary.
-A atatod communication of Old Wall
‘ M g. on, Work I. A. 03"“-
All m undone cordially and
~ mn'liiy invited.
Fraternity you“,
ARTHUR T. FIRRIS, w. M.
aunt:
a Ionsnvu. WILCOX,
. meatsry.
CARRANIA'B DEMAND.
The drst concrete result of the Hex-
uer-vmv-meh m‘
a Modifiebnealomraau's;
. [creme and President Wilson, ta-the
illeanwhiie we have been haying a
I
No.1m r. still. in. wllibez
l'WfllhnomsmlDth "to.“
demand Sara» “annuity from “00:;
m “VI U $150,,000000. the‘
annual d the dented loan, and then,‘
instead of asking Congress to appro-i
tad-Le mom to be odd our to!“
Carmina. to have Can-sans assign '
claim against the United {\‘atel. after
its approval by the New [Aldon Con
bankers as security for a like sum tot
he loaned to Carranza. While admit.-
ting that slow: are being made to?
finance the Cannon faciifi, Score-i
tary Lane declines to turnish any de—'
tails
.._.._..¢._.___.._
”MT.
No wonder meat is high. in 1914 wei
exported 155,000,000 pounds. Last year!
we emmd 1,830,000,000 pounds. andi
on. year it will be am sure. mm}
is shed unreal-n} on the Inca price
of beelatoak by the fact that we sold
Europe inst year nearly to times as
much fresh has! as the year beiore.
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This photograph was taken
the Tennessee, went ashore on t
maxim«uuauwawnwmm‘ounwmkflufluhmuhfl-&
vessel started for the open sea to be clear, but the India steampipe burst, killing many men in- '
stantly and injuring more and she was helpless She “as hanged against the rocks. ‘
‘VflnuV..Mfflwflufl.<-Wmmhmm— hr” m
a few hours after {he Lll.t d blues crulscrjicmphrav, lorlmrly
1c rocks In the hnrbor 0‘ Sainfb Domingo. in a heavy storm the
'i'“! 0108? WOIML CMDL‘
M11.
The world's record for inexpensive
campaigning has been won by William
J. nenaaaaey. Democratic candidate
for the nomination for Congress in
good deal at boot from drgeutlnnbut
not nearly enough to make up the de-
belt. .a'
Contrary to the general belief, the
tide has really tuned in our livestock
supply. Altar decreasing steadily from
1901 to 1013, the number of cattle In
the United States has begun to it»
crease. in the past two years there is
said to have been an annual gain oi l
per cent. But there. was a serious
shortage to begin with; moreover. a l
per cent. increase of meat on the bod
will hardly more than meet the natnr~
the First [listeict of illiaols. in his
tormnl expense statement toths Clerki)
of the House 0! Representatives he.
swears that his campaign has coat him
“Four (willow-two Scent
stamps."
His petition, he expiained in an sc-i
oo-pnnying letter, was circulated by:
friends at their own expense and "pre-‘
postage i
lean Conference is a demand by Car-l
rails: [or an indemnity of 8200. 000,000
from the United States because it vio-
istod lenican sovereignty by sending
General Pershing's command into‘:
Itexlco. When President Wilson sentl
- Pershing into Mexico he announcedI
that ho did so with the iull consent oi1
Carranza. Subsequent events provedI
that this statement had no basis int
no and that Carranza had persistent- '
y and emphatically protested againstl
it: invasion and that it was “in t/.lthi
t; in fact" all not of war. Of course
ha President a objection to admitting
but he had sent a turns into Mcxico
phat Carr-aunt's protest was that it
1d puncturo the Democratic slo-
. hail, “He has kept us out of war."
Nevertheless, Ml Wilson's misrepre-
, eéntailon oi the facts affords Carranna
\ Wt! for contending that Mr. Wil-
fih knew it was not proper to send
It
Wm
i
,7 1 ‘ti troops in without his consent
. I he on the some ground that Curran-
“ is ordered his troops to fire on the
Meridian: at Carrizul, that his men
5' slid so tire and kill seventeen Amer!»
xii soldiers. His Ambassador in
Wa‘siilnaton informed the Administra-
U iion that the Mexican troops tired by
Wanrranza, and as the Admin-
‘ inflation in Washington never recent
“and the tiring, Carranza will doubtless
lune that fact its proving that Mr. Wil-
' son knew he was in the wrong when
i ordered the troops into ,Mexico.
. in he had no ground for a protest
mid must now know the demand for
indemnity is just. What the outcome
V of the Carranza demand will be none-
can foretell, for this Administration
guided by no principles of intersta-
“tfioihl‘law and no consistency or con-
. .l of policy.
ldsnt Wilson is most anxious to
Carranza, it not by the pay-
0! $200,000, 000 as an indemnflY.
’ by erecting a loan tron Jun
bankers to the Carranza tec-
formats», there is no month.
'by the President can loan
the mm to foreign gov-
" filaedomorevenaeilvnlted
,would establish a "biologic day" or a
.1 increase a powhuon And '0' aeoled to him" inasmuch as the
with the European demand added w'fflwll maimed to provide Winn.
these two factors, meat is naturally‘h" “'3 0W ‘0 "i i 99"“ in
gum]! m evgl- stamps on the petition when he mail-
Whether it will ever be any more ed it to the Secretary or auto pat
plentiful and cheap than it is today do accounts for his expenses. Kc didn’t
pends on whether American farmers do any travelling. it appears. nor have
generally take to cattle raising on a any posters or circulars printed, nor;
small scale. as an essential factor in send out any letters. our hand out any
mixed tarnnlna. ‘ i ‘ cigars nor buy any drinks. Having
W separated hi melt from the postage
"'5 “BIOLOGIC DAY” stamps, he announced that be contem
A scientist named Dr CW!" L. plated no further expenditures. and ex-‘
Dana calls nttantlon to the fact. unsl- MW in be nominated by a Md In
My oterlooksd in these industrial-un- ”W
ionized days. that the eight -hour work-i Truly there is s new era m 001130!-
ing day isn’t a law ofnaturo. Ho ob- ___‘_:_.____.__
iccts to the widespread view that the ‘-
’dtvision of the 24- hour dsy into three CAR'ANINS lDOL.
equal parts for work. recreation and Gen. Carranza, like most men in
sleep is inevitable and that it is nee publir life, has his historical hero
essurily had, either tor the individual “"'°'" “W" 3“ mm“ “mu“
or 80mm for a man or woman to as no American would be likely to
work {Hm than em“ hours. guess his idols identity, the secret
Instead of assigning any particular may as well be broken at once. its
working time to everybody. regardless (locum “ushinxloll.
or the requirements of the industry or The fan is ““10th ior'by . cor-
thc capacity of the individual, he re’pwdmt who h“ “M in Hence
for many years and is. intimately no
quninted with Camilla. Never, its
says. has be seen anywhere such a
collection 0! Spanish books on the life
and achievements of Washington as
Carrdnnhaailtheheuaehoandhia
‘faniilygocenpy in the City of Qucretn-
ro. the temporary capital of Mexico.
There is a natural impulse to remark
that the study of ,Waahlngton'e life
doesn‘t seem to have‘done Carrnnsa
much good—that there‘s little in com-
msn between the patient. just. cour-
teour Virginia gentleman and ”the
Mastering, arrogant. narrow. gringo
hating Mexican chief, Obviously there
is a big (inference in the choracter or
the two men. But when their work
is considered, there is really-a rough
historical parallel, which may become
and fatigue of the work. more striking it Carranaa brings his
Th3 learned doctor, however, m‘progrnm to accomplishment
1M wounded in Show“! that. in out “He has fought through a. revolution
present WM INF of New. slowly and stubbornly, like Washing-
such a limitation of working time isn’t
1
“biologic year,“ taking into account the
peverlty of the work and also the
way in which the non-working hours
are spent.
The idea in plants: all ruin, it it
could be put into effect with accuracy
and Justice. . Certainly, when you ana-
lyse the matter, on eighbhour stand-
ard, or any other inflexible standard.
is a crude device. Thst men do not
regard it- as sacred or really neces-
sary to their well~beiug is clearly
shown in the regimen of those who
work for thanselves. The man who
is his own employer usually worh
himselt longer and harder than he
works his wageeanners. And he sel-
do. More from it. The man. of
sum: customers the more”
1: VIEW____‘___§S
xhelps
‘ a practice of ne‘er com a light,
ton'. He is now busy with the begin- an"
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dance could be cordoned ny the whole
fierce for the general and.
“Let I (all) have llght"-we tum.
KARI” STACEY Bm‘ON.
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SEN'I'INEi.
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In. uumv ”FIND! His con. i
Ir ldltor:
Dr. 31'0"! statement in last night‘ai
“attest that my boy James was a i
menace to uni public will not stand
‘the liyhi of investigation. My boy has
Ibsen driving my cars ever since he
i iv” old enough to do so (over four
.a.’ jyaars) every day. winter and summer,
LIGHTS NEEDED ON ALL”: VEHi- iaad has never hit one person or killed
ones. ,any dogs; he has never done one
__ - iosnt'e worth of damage to anyone's‘
Editor Sentinel ' property or to any 0! nines": l
The fatal accident Ernest Holmes think lhll record V1“ 0W" “V011-
and “mm, “up” to L. companion, bly aith Brownfis who was inn smash»
as recounted in your last night's issue, up in lugust. 1015. at Rye. New York.
but emphasises the necessity for. “i 0“ "‘ “°M ”“5“" i“ the Wil-
um.- in.enforcinxthem othmfliww-mlv ll
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From 6 to 10 O'clock
Specials at 19c, 22133912, 49c
HEAVY OUTING STRI ?ED FLANNELS, 2Y
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WHITE BED SPREADS, one to a customer ...... 4939
DANDY WHITE WAISTS (Good mine at $I .00) 59¢
8c APRON GINGHAKS .............. 5 vds. for 29¢
FRUIT OF THE 1001! MUSLIN, 2,” y.ds ...... 19¢
FRUIT JAR RUBBERS, reg. price we dot. 3 doz.19¢
DOUBLE SAFETY FRUIT JARS, pints or quarts,
14 Q!- GALVANIZED IRON WATER FAILS.
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500 Pairs of tile iamous“Beacon”
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lights by all vehicles. . . both cases Dr. Brown will probably
The fact that most at the vehicles dish that be was the injured party
one min are automobiles. upon and the other people were responsible
:uhich the lighting laws are so strict 10f Iii the trouble. I think if a vote
that the) may not ergo stud. with was taken in East Nor-walk as to who
their uptempo“. nonpublic the; was the menace to the public. Dr.
mar-re without they display two Wkly-Ia. Brown woddobtninall the
lights In from and outl axiom. only ”Mvht one. He says be about!»
to make wayfnrers careless. as law in "or? way He exceeds the
they come to expect Ito danger where W limit about every day he drives,
no lights are “own _.!and almost everyone in East Norwalk
’ The greatest dangcr'ta‘do the up. how: ‘1. He atom- on the wrong side
ugmed vehlc ,~ river W?” to of the direct. in front of my factory,
rely on them ‘ rolling light. of“ malaboul every day. i can prove that he
chine-s to protect them. While they‘ll-s done It a: Imt one hundred times
are protected. in a certain exhont. ou'dfirlns the inst two years. Dr. Brown)
a 3mm; road in my weather, on claims he had no political animosity
cones and during heavy log or rain it "I“ he “fled my 50!! I arrest. The
is well nigh immulble to make out ("140000 shows diner-ant He was all
slowly moving wages or bicycle, in rich! on the morning of election day,
time to avoid a collision. In“! about two o'clock. when he 1'»
Especially ,Mi the slower moving ““4 '19 ‘i'“ NI“!- He then balsa
vehicles trawl. as a rule. near the ”5 dirty road work and made a do-
curb and become confused with the “WI“ ow to M In! his ear.
dark shadows along the way; andthey Whoa 5’ W the 307 M M tor
are further obscured when a driver “’3 ”0 had him arrested. “0 8176 he
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Guest Towels of plain and figured hack and dsmaak,
hematibched and
hernstitchcd with linen lace inserted on one end
Prices range from .............
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35¢ 559$
Remf Size Towel. oaodu- 50¢a We 7&0 ‘1.“
, . Large Heavy Bath Towels, «nth pink and blue borders.
. Bath Towels with wide colored borders and stripes in pink
and blue with spaces for initials.
Linen Crash Mug by the “yard
hands
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-50¢
suitable for dishes or
13c. 18¢. 20¢ yard
Unbleadled .............. ....... 12,95¢ayard
Plain and Figured Hind: Toweling by the yard
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50¢ and 65¢
J. I. MALLETTE
following them 1. blinded by the h "mammalian-1N0:-
starch lights at a machine anroach “1" Mi “It W I he '
ing from the opposite direction. ,"u only “‘9 hi "'1. last Norwalr
Time and again. while driving from ” ii Milli“ all the Mt Mt will he
South Norwalk and along Flax Hill, mu" Wail
road, with its many sharp turns. have; “will.
l narrowly mused colliding with wag DANIEL T. MURPHY.
one that frequent this mod and make
This condition obtain in other sec-
tions as wall.
The most difficult time to discern a!
team ahead is in the gray light bei
tween daylight and Mr! when every-l
thing takes on the dusty any of the mm,“
road.thsn are no shadows, and «curriculum: uthegdtii‘gdgnh‘ihgir't iii
thing is hostnllsatl to a the» floor-ind lion‘s nail is Nahum fluent,
and thou witnessed the v: at
lain degree. And this is the time when m I. mam
the belated delivery wagon and a lit. 8.00:4“! MW”
apartments-uremia.
no later in the yur .the work' teams The meeting was attended by room
up finding their way home and trust. am or Booth Norwaik Council, and
in! (0 “a find. new!“ mu mm iCItthlc Union 00%“ the m
In cone-of an accident where on "’"‘ ‘m m '7 m "
the townoaaacll. slurs
cm driver. is halted into the police with“ the The 'i’
ililfllliilii Willis
liiii Will Mild
he was driving udklessly and st a:
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