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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 30, 1916 · page 6

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erwiso known as “Williea” or “tanks."

are credited with having wrought

mote causation in one day. on the
Somme than all a! Germans Zappa

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FIR! WHOM DAY.
October 9 is Fire Prevention Day.

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sueiy de- stranding tint tiny b pm'mitad to

date eith- p‘ty absolutely tight or 0: int the truth about mitts-r1 and 0° WT“ “mm Liasat
thallium: strong. “men can respect litical saws. But ttaeents too much
the other, and respect the other's point to expect that engulf! M WWII
oi view. Botheainagreo todia‘ree hadatreepreaaiatimeolpaaoawili
without being moved to hatred or 0011- get it in war time. The army will
tempt.
can have our 1W Me l pera.
over the voters of most other coun-

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woo. by Pan-laden northern-am WINSTED. Sept. 30.—-~The bodies of
W W Ira. lime
“Flt. Ur W 75-" Rufus G and her daughter
rye new under mAnnn.whowerekiiledbytheaon.Ed~
apiece of mid for MM “imp” Thursday at their home in
the Field.” '
u _ .Tolland, Hess, were placed in graves
niaaa anus was pleural. ‘0'? in the cemetery at Otis Center. that
latate today. funeral services will be
held in the Congregational church in

wOtis Center tomorrow anorooon, and

.st 3 and. 7:39 p: 8.. whiteshowlng Rev Mr 3",," will atheists

the actual arias lino ottha present.

Jlt has been found that Edward tlad

great conflict is a story at heroic I011, a mrd to the large toe of one toot and
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Office—93.
Residence—atlas.

Ranger's

£11343;

gt Branch Office—1388.

" Id‘tor’s Residence—753.4.
Bandsta—

lt will round many Americans of our
old-fashioned Fourth of July—because
it's so different; There will'be cele
brattona la~nearly every: city in the
allotted States. under tba'aupiees of
the fire department with the coopera-
tion oi the Saiety First Federation, and

.years. And none 0! their victims were
women and children.

 

W Mll- RIBUBLICANS AND
” mocaani ’
*3» I.” a irecent article in the New York
band-i". Times. Prof. Breeder Mat
”It, i Columbia University. makes
.pn ill lasting. nonpartisan analysis
“the 0 great political parties.
' starting with our Federal Constitu-
in?“ h‘ says, it is inevitable that
share mould be a Republican and a
I Democratic party. The Constitution.
was a domproiniae between the princi-l
7 piss 01' Hamilton and Jedersou. The
”tumor wanted a strong central gov-
mat. with great authority The
latter wanted a large measure of local
and individual freedom. Out at the
“a“ of Hamilton and those he rep-
resented grew the Federalist party.
which became the Whig party. which
home the present Republican party.
01 at :the visas oi Jcnersou and his
“levers grew the Republican party.
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moi. these great parties, says
“MI Nhtthews. through all vicissi-
dudes, has maintained its same gener-
_ abwer. And he prophesies that
:tth wlll remain substantially the

angelic principles they stand for
mental. They existed in primitive
they will exist in the. ultimate
_ Wot. social evolution.

Wlatliue the rights oi the inde
till? What are the duties and powers
x'ot‘mlety? We can never wholly agree
f as -our dnswers. says Prof. Matthews.
, “To the true Jeflersonian, that gov-
7 annual is best which governs least:
‘k..43.0 the true Hamiltonian, the state
; [should recognize its duties toward the
v~1itdlvidtial.snd inteitere to help him
" do often as need be." And thus. he
“MM“ face the interesting truth
that the-logical extreme of Democracy
wills no government at all—which

eedless to say, however.

m nor the Dembcrats anarchy;

Constitution.

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lburncd matches in anything but a

arm; and the logical extreme
Weenies! would be the substlo
a ct governmental authority for
' freedom—which is social-
the

 

with the chain! sanction of the presi-
dent and the governors of all the
states. ( itizens will be shown how to;

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W by last tor bloat. bat seed the gun which killed himself after he
Bantams“ tolling W ease a” "in" bad murdered his mother and sister

l lug oil their follow an: And that
sum. Emeritus are such hilly.» LII} RAIALYBIO TODAV.
wow. lovable chaps. our. own Amer NEW YORK. Sept. 30.4113" was
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The Origin of savings unh- tn “in a; or "whom. that lhcsulflum lie mainla- ms the 24 hours and-

United states.

The savings bank movement had a.
hardly started in England and Scot-

land during the early part oi the vi

nineteenth century when

angle him goes

straight to the heart ingot 1a.. in. today. according to the
thc Mame. ihealtlr department repm. ’l‘hars
Themaplctmdmms‘r were hot roar Mr and m
as panning calmly thallium "°' new cases. as comred with twelve

the ide- colloid lite-saving Wilma-t. death! and to cases reported yester-

And me import
put fit“ out still re "0"“ "‘9 Atlantic and quickly took labie- outing of WW“ W

taut. they will be told how to prevent.

lirea. i
Here are a few simple rules to that'

end. prepared [7! the Sllety Pint Fed-

eraticn:
Don't leave new matches wherechil-
drer. can get at them. and don't throw

metal receiver
Sec that your gas or lamp brackets

are well away from all wood work and
open windows, and that it is lmpoaal~
bl_e for shades or curtains to blow

against a flame.
Never have a stove near wood work-

which is unprotected by metal or as-
bestos. I.-

Do not use candles on Christmas
trees or {or night decoration. except
under constant observation and with

extreme care
Sec that oily rags are never leit on

the premises. '
Never clean or permit others to

clean garments with “Home fluids at
nigh“ or in the daytime it there is an
open flame in the room.

Eruinine at frequent intervals all gas
conlit‘ciious, and never use gas stoves
with rubber connections,

When observance oi these rules be-
comes general. the nation will burn up
considerably less than 8300. 000000
north of property a year—some au-
thorities say it' s $500,000. DOD—and will
save many the cost of fire depart»-

meats.
_. ._.__...._
HYGIENE FOR SIAM.
Mahildo. Prince 0! Sonkla, brother
ii the King of Siam. wanted to be
something more than ‘, merely the

root in our soil. Sometime during the H

year 1813 such schemes were almtib

Philadelphia and Boston. through ear-

ietter from a Inside! W

year. in which be outlined the Eng-i

Philadelphia likewise received
source is not dellnltely known. i

each other. began to formulate tl
tor the establishment 0! savings banks “

(or the alleviation ot‘ poverty on the
part of the masses. and to encouall fl

.hlbltl of thrift and indium“ among at tho m.“ l! a II With ”lbw

a
moonlit 01W W 1‘ 1‘
theretoiore been made by "Jim“ thrilling stain

the poor. Numerous attempts
lng persons to accomplish thesasao
end but by itinerant means

attempted to regulate the wages
mechanics by law.

clctles were formed. and even letter

to the poor. Tammany Hall in New

elation. their widows and orphan!"

All these endeevors accomplished "
but little pemnnt good. in that they;
were charities. and the people did not
need charity—they needed the: as
now. a chance to help themselves.

The result at this movement was the
establishment of three savings banks,
one in Philadelphia the Philadelphia
Savings Fund Society, which opened
its doors for business Bacon
1816. being the first bank at its
receive deposits in this country. Th
Provident Institution for Savings in

 

king‘s brother. Being a sensible
young man of modern views, he
thought it extremely silly that he
shouldilive in idle honor-

because I have-earned my honors. "

of attaining true honor.

"It 1 am to
be honored." he says. “1 wish it to 1:611

Casting about. then, for some means
we “’7‘“ general. but which after three yearl’

prince observed that what his country, etiort succeeded in getting its charter '

needed most was hymen, and decided i "I

the Town of Boston. the that ban
‘lts kind to incorporate being the llrst
{to receive legislative sanction. and the
Bank for Savings in New York. now
ocatsd at 22d street and Fourth avo-
nue. the last to incorporate, due to
the hostility on the part of the New
York Legislature towards banks in

 

d opening ior business in March;
819.

respondence with the mother country. no. The you!!! America” an," on
Thomas Eddy ”1 N" York mm“ ‘ the screen are flesh and blood. enure-

I!
hunted Patrick Golqohoun daring thet hlsh- priced movie stars

These three gentlemen. when to the air ”um.“ death and d ”mm

" "' tuaallada oi shut and shall. no our

0' does not miss tin Service i‘
3mm" "" Tgnlcombatant. it is a long can;
passed tiring prices; sick- and aid ”Intro drivers take. But the? take "l

i t b lahed-b law t alord rcliei
M as ‘ I y 0 picture strikes a big. human note.
York was ilrst instituted in 1305 as a

their llrst aid packets. it {the ambon _

society “to amped rolls! to the indium l
and distressed members of thraswi “‘3‘ “e" smashed, "1'” “’9 "0‘!“
all skfllllil mechanics: It iwll la the

man. wreckage from the tflnche‘s as
‘tsadoriy as possible;
Mans to the nearest Hashim with
the least possible jotting.

'lng Is their motto!

bar 3. the 9th degree!

it oi 'ropear. War."

WEB have never advocated so-

,V Ikeep away from the extremes,
" , the middle ground provided by

I“The Hamiltonian believes in gov.
tlby the best. by the selected
sompetent to guide ‘the less
t mass: and this is true aris-
gin the best sense. oi. the abus-
. T00 Jeaeraonhm believes
3mm mambowever unea-
,. . actually knows his ownbus-
oral; least. knows. what. he
better than any-superlcrpcrson '=
flier him! and this isitrne
it the best sense or that
"" The parties occasional-

‘ y. " mumltaaummm or
‘1 Because wefiere born that

that he would introduce in Slam the
best western methods. of imitation
and healthful living.

Mablldo when hemade this decision
was already pretty well equipped for
his work,“ having spent ten years 01
study in Germany and England. Bolaa
he decided that-there was more by-‘
glans to be learned in the United,
States. than anywhere else in the
"filth. He lazthordm lnthtsiooiantry,
taking uniterslty work in hlaiohoesn
line and observing the public health
service 0! our most progressive cities

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is nowhere important work in Slain
or anywhere else than the promotion“

otlhunan health. liabildn's choice
sha'm'es those old- fashioned Americans
who belittle the. eflorts- of our health
uuthorltles and begrudge money spent

spread or. hygienic. knowledge.
W—

A non-partisan newspaper which
mau- inaklag an investigation oi
the subject com. has the,:Uhltcd
States at the present time is exporting

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‘typa—that is. mutual institutions with-

The prlnoe his the right; idoa.'rhere ‘

[unsanitary improvements and the

The growth of these three banks
was rapid from the start. and they
have tor a century. been the deposi-
taries oi the people. numbering their
depositors by the million and their
deposits by the hundred millions—a

tribute to the workdbillty 0!

a and its adaptation to Ameri-

can ideals and needs. From this hum-
ble beginning the mutual savings

lbankhasgrownyearbyyear. untllat‘

the present there are 630 banks of this

out capital stock or stockholders, the
entire assets being the property or
the depositors. who by their deposm
in small sums, provide the workma'

 

funds. that,. by proper. investment re- .

turnian income from which "be bank
pays~ its expenses and interest to de-
positors. and has a remainder which

lit carries as a surplus or guarurtv.

‘iund; ion the proteQion o! the» deposi-
tors against losses. which havatbsan
,exceedlngly light. in consideration at
i he vast sums leaned' bykth'aao bank.
ln’mi course oi a hundred years. The
resources of the, 630 banks are over

. 34 3193383. 000, belonging ‘o 8.307.800

dew" the state at New York alone
having otter three million. depositors,
with total communism”
hundred and seventy thousand dailau
flarinconostvs‘lils sum. ‘

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inatioa could not MM The” has
taneously conceived in New York. never been Imwmllhll- NONM'K "A“ "a“

POMOI [VIIW NIGHT.

Ateater for the Norwaik Tire
immunity: ot Norwalk pays a brie:
visit to the Hartlord police station
every night and signs a book an exit
unconscious or the Wot~danectbethehumadathatflpnon
iNorwldlto Mud trillion. theroad
m umum 9mm the! mic “ Shifid"hnu‘i‘“id‘i£l" 1.3:

it shows real war. M M betdc

“5" ”mm ”m" m" 1““ 3‘" lam-to the terrors of the Manual thought that he waa on probation but
age of Boston and Condy Raguct oi conflict! Those are My Wm '

the not seem set for the camera man tot
same information. but tron what ‘shoot"'

have leaned that he also signs books
in Brim. New Haven and Herb
den palicastatlona every night to show
lthat he has inada the required run.
The great sheila tint hurtls through. .._..._...-—.—.

:onea usmat come
on. veers "Made in Germany.” not big Rectum "‘3“
album man! _.,i Moro I
Those. front line trombone": '1 V" altar-‘03 Nnugwdmuienu
minim late than our We tow lustre-ma Mexican

were given the War Depart-

” mom i y in dispatches trout General
, ! gougn. k‘rhey are the First Regiment
*1 3‘ ear or Field Artillery, and
The reams work coil 03 tiller I Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment 0! In
(entry.

 

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In .HIHORY OF CORNELIUS

Various": JOHNOON.‘
Sleep thy last sleep,

l-‘rce from cars and sorrow;
Rent; when none Leap

Till the enternal marrow.
Though dark waves roll

O'er the silent rli er.
Thy talnting soul

Jesus can deliver.

 

with such a hearty good will that lht'l
it the boys get hit—well they haye

.- g.

ay’s work!
Their job is to get the pttltsul ha-

Th'ough we may men

There in life the dearest.
They shall return.

Christ. with Thea appsarsati

Soon shall Thy voice

Comtort those now weeping.
Bidding rejoice

All in Jesus sleeping.

AFRlEND.

to hurry their

To dare everything sad/tear noth-

 

 

Truly. the film is realism raised to

Set. “Our American Boys in the Eu- emails citect;
It will put a glow in holawcrueli'b—Lila.

 
 

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I mumps... v. 3 nit-14 air-s

 
 

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“My dean. your lather thinks you.
Not in the his'lry of ”an m 80 to be" It. 190“” tO-l
kind to moving pictures has such an inspiring mm, lull tor the sake oi appearance"
a lesson been thrown upon the screen "But mama. wont it have last the

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More.

3 We sunshine immediate purchme of
Squeym M and 4 .
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tr is shaman 2M~W sun. ‘
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gm“ panyhas‘t? promwn 1mm“ - ,3
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3. " sot-Tran Women SlNCE me . ’3
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PAGE Six

Opening Days

Specials Torrtght
leth 7 and 9o’cloih

$0.00 BROADCLOTH
50 inches it‘d ll 1
5...... Fonightl f’ . 5‘. . T.” T”: li‘f’f‘fiefi Tl“. .5 .h 1971‘. 31 79
15c CORb’II-ORBIS POWDER
‘ loo cm of this well— kn T l
bpemal tonight ..... i“. 1.1. . .3. trim. .Iirvfier-IIQ box
$1.50 SERGE. DRESSES
Made of excellent quality serge, all wool. finely finished
‘ and trimmed for womm's and misses’ dresses
Spet‘taltomght.......... ...................... .8598
tuna new FA‘LL cus'm ‘ ' . '
'ool \clours
ors. Special tonigli‘l‘t prettymixturcs. .m. fifth”, 81‘! 2%,
1a 1;: GETING FLANNEL.
envy oft Fieecy Outing Flannel, darls and l' h .
on, Mr night dtesus, under-skirts» and pajamas. lg ‘ col
Special tomghr............ .......... . ...... 8|)“-
$3.00 BEACON surname. """ "
Big double bed size, white, grey or tan.
Special tonight. . . . . . . . .................... a ”pair
15c gAIR PINS
ood quality Celluloid Bone H
in box. Special tonight. air/Pins. one‘h‘gédolfi:
5c BASTING COTTON
1,000 spools oi B t C
Special tonight . .. . Raf“! . as. log. .ot‘ton. .500. fies-$3.15 1 «
$4.50 DENSTON BLANKETS
an sonic JohnstosrBl‘nnkete, in tin i 'd
blue. pink and tan. Special tonight . .....e.. ."§‘2T9§°’.?§?;
$7.50CBILANKETS hAng COMFORTABLS.
,o ors to mate , ' ' ‘ ‘ '
Special tonight .......[.)f.“001 ”flu“, big bed 51395-
98c ’{llBLE TOPS
: Pun: UnehTableTops,36x . fi it L .
en Lunch Cloth that sat cs 3 good tablf2 30“? quai ‘ m

.......................

Sproiaitonight ....................... 49¢“ "
CRIB BLANKETSlFOR‘fI‘HE BABY

50c Values (fistiectalsTonight) 25:?
08C Values ..... ..... 5““
31:50 Valuer.........................ZII'.I'.'..I'.II 96¢

:90- RRdESS GINGHA‘MS

ti ersons 32 Inch Dress Gingham plain and fanc '
colors. beautiful laid to ' 3
Special tonight I) 5 r chlldren' 5 school dresses.

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our .
'Wlfllfl W W: Company-

tn»tlat; Greatlmolratiast and. Miami
chew author. Miami. Arizona

lnsplrstlatvcom SW ' Miami Cooper 340

inspiration Needles Copper Co. was the
Isolation o! the New York C

magi-twh‘tbepaat two weeks. advandng from a level or 760 to lugh not“:
“I'M and be mm. which waa tmuadve. was attributed to some at the
ea at-intormad banana in. the neonatal anti-lot. Little wonder in
"Mn that the public is Just awakening to the font that this company.
wagons! systematic development work. has all the Indications or becoming

tath‘s t aortas» among the enmity?! coppsrgro group. Bttuaud as It to
”mm boar Belt only one-halt mils West of the Inspiration Con.
out “a which buabout one hundred million tons ot'on already blockac'
u... t. "humid“... "l “m“ " "Wm” ""‘ '“"‘°" °‘ ""‘""""
New" r Co. than our potentialities which lie ahead at the Inspiration

it occupies M the same relative MB to thonlnapka

tion. Console

fit’e‘gn?‘mttht-at as does Miami Copper Co. on the M. The company in
a and development work Is m an as new machino
hammer: memoirs... .. s. m... rem...“- "a...”
3 .

finals are bodies that have made lta (mucus naigh rs knotgvn the work!
minibus-bean ordered and will be installed wtha property

, Aw;
. as outshines- poadhle. We believe the pmtmrkstwnlee is entirely outfit.

two per share. wblia Miami changed, hands around
; indicated carotene!“ them mmpanimt the “present tigcwarrover “@000.“

which occu practically the same ralatl "00.3330;le W 1m
dated ll net It I valuation of only $1.75..“ tor ”I. PM on
inspiration W RIP "‘1! tea m4! cm cont around-
The

nexus: cinnamon-m "r W “3‘33 ”Man:
that mm m. mootltrwfa'f m ”fib’flibm“ m
.mmm... in. its.” amateurs“ m"- -
which is indicative or the widespread interest mmdnmmm' V

A telegram coconut received at iii
a... n... m. ha... w... m. “$3.033?“ “WTIm 3:.‘33‘:

. kind of ionisation. showing lndlcatldna of enwrlng the nllphlde m Ions In“;

~ few days.

in curioplnlen the steak otllnspiration Needles Coops m
share possibilities Barring reactions tronatlma to time. (bloat: :gm- m
saleaave couhdaotly. look. forward to see this security rise to roam

‘ higher levels:

 
 
 
 
 

We advise the immediate purchase of I
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“chlorination“ it awayiin.

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b" ‘ also? wmmaoam arm-1&1: wtmedtats s-y at our expanse» . .
The stools first: soldier Illa manna “MW 3” 1013. ‘0th ts mam

, "noun sotttorttasiiarswumtaesuipmdo rs once
Mindy, inspiration trauma-shouldscltashtgwowmot

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