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DAQIURY HATTERS' CASE.
Rattlers ‘ho try to 11'11baiia~: (1111.’
"1913' by shouting inquiries regai'd- l
s the tilanbun Hattere' (as? not ouisI
dad of their pu: pose hut afford him an
5’51: opportunity to 111011»- tlic enthusiasm
d his audiences. When stith at 1191-114
5' -kr shouted at him I
“What ”0111 the 1111111111r1 lllllt‘l'h'I
‘11iit hint
"1'
11' said 111111
in Philadelphia,
Iciae?‘ fthere Were cries 111'
out." bIn 111-.
will gladli ausuei' hint "
then he“: 01' eedt (l to e\p|a)n tli' ti lhc5
T‘ttIenidIcourt “as 1111111 called upon
Hughes [Holt-sled.
5am it 'betzinie 11 member of it, toI
151s upon the facts in that case, that:
the tacit. “ere detided 111 aju1'1. 111111'
, "1.11, the (1111) point 1"eteired to the So I
[creme court after he became a meni—I
her was the purclr leg'il question 01"
whether the judgt in the tiial CUUllI
Jud bee right in admitting the case toI
; )uIry.Aite1 explaining the question
on said"l\'o\1'l stand htioI
'at whether as a judge. or it
as a President. on any ques
' 111g below 1th I shall enioite
' of the land
ncc whethei the question is
labor at raised by capital.l
And it will matte»
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tho-11's are not right the renndvI
use. them. It is the businesat
' 1o enfoice the laws as they' I
. far as labor is cont-.erned II
' ont'Dmint to the fact that when' I
“ll ft 1111 Goternmship to 1:0 on th11I
,Iziflnprenie‘ bent-,h the labor "111191.11 paidI
the compliment of declaring lwas
the bestlriend labor had et'cr had all
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'1’ AND BASEBALL.
becoming our national game?
ition 111111 not be so absurd as!
The New \ork \‘t' 011d seri- I
ei' as 11mm Amer-
J
ly quders. whetli
1111 111111111111. [11111 baseball as pla1
tit-fit.“ .rta‘iniy it broader part of 1116'.
gallonal domain is now ‘presert' ed' for
1! link than for ball fields for A111.
Intuit: x it links now ornament a thou-
£11m! hit
\‘l'hlcl suggests that a pious golf;
5 11111313 1 might \ar1 the 11 ords of the'I
"The links upon a thou-
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palm thus.
putt! hills are Thine.“ I
‘The relatite areas devoted to the.
11 games mean little because golf
on 1mul[1 so much more space than;
5 film doubtless the 111111 play-
1111111111111: outnumber the det oteea
0111 including those. who call it
' f" and those who call it “g011'.‘
:yet, it are except the “corner lot"
theI youngsters who play ball
urillli as the) swim or eat. it's
1 ‘7 day which group is the larger.
up really take first place among
tilts. And it‘sert'es an admira-
.sé‘tliat baseball could not
piovldinz heatbiul ontflmr ex,
M!“ the ntiddleéaged man *ho is
' of: the medical profession' s
United States—John Reid, of
11,31. It Was only about so
that he organized the St.
, Society. conduct! of a
. .. 80018111011, and began
1 ~w—1......-..m _._. w...
.. a.
problem for the philosophera of smut
' prepared for the task.
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on... W“...
Gerda: submarine That Suck Two 11.11 0'1 Shins Offb'a
5l5lits1't11'11 1'11'11's11i tht' lit‘i'niui1
‘tll1il"tl'lllt‘ l'—53 11'1'1‘1' takcit ill)!"
illt’ \‘t‘p\t‘l
1111; the thrt'c hours
3111111 in Newport harhur, Satur
.‘..11 tittcrntmn, when her appear»
11:11'1' \tli'Pl'l‘t’tl naval tlitit‘crs :tnl
t'l\lllitll§ iillht‘. The name: of
taptain lx’usc and his ship \1'ifl'
1:1. 1l111111 in history .'\ lit”:
more than i\\'(’l\’t‘ hours after tht'
1c~~cl lci‘t .\'c\1pui't she had llt‘l'l
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1111c .\111c1‘11‘an the
till slt'alllt‘r,
Kansati. ainl nunk t11u British
the \\'c<i l‘oint.
York.
llttlllttl fur
shig 5.
.'.\'1-11'
racing 1.1
and the Stratlitlt'n'.
littf'lt‘.’lU\.
0X19"! Of thi‘ WESMSP' rate which apparently shows no ditiii
the executive board of the
Association, and her
has included articles on
rare in newspapers and magazines. 11
fled form of shinney, or is shinney a ”“9“ 0‘ lb"
1
111 tiegttierate form of golf? '1‘hcrt‘ :1 a 11011 teiritlc it has been is shown in it ”“1110“.
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weent hinlt‘mt-lll by the military cx-I 15““ ““"h lotitet‘ (an ”m “'“nd “'
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civic wel-
oard entitled. "An innocation,” ideal
to chew on . . ‘.
pert of the New \ork Times, who has'
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I1.'o\ ed hitnsol! to be on exceptlouiillyIm‘ 8mm
I12” mtworiln commentatot ‘ WE
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However that may be, Aiuerica-- or
:tliat [art of it which doesn't instinct-
!ca in London in September. 1912.
Mrs. .Parker “has
limitations.
11
I'l\t’l_\ hale a golf stick as a“claa11
le takes as the basis of his (11".1»
distinction is 11111111 01111111111 to Scot
mate a casualty. classification conr
wich Equal
ilonglng to
ithe Pen and Brush Club of
Franchise league,
land 1111 it.
.piled by German authoritiea from of-
_____..°..-- -..__
‘ lt‘icinl reports over 11 long period. That
THE QUEST FOR VOLUNTEERS- tliiasification ahows that of all Ger-
The enlistment of men foi the 1mm". . ,nmu 01111111111195 in battle, the.
cago in 18711 is descended from of Greenwich and Connection
Prison
literary work
izlng 'inotherliood, 'and an article on.
din international congress or eugen.
. extensive club
being a member of the
‘ visiting committee of the Children's
Aid Society, treasurer of the Green-
bo-
the Housewiveo' league.
New
lYork City. the Mothers“. Travel. Pro-
1111. Parker. who was 1101.11 111 Chi-Lawssive and Woman's College Club
a...
Corset Demonstration
Starts Monday. Oct. loth
“LA CAMILLE”
Thc“FrontLace.Corsct with Ventiio Back”
\‘1'r 111111.111111»
filth [fltuxht
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51111111111 11! 1511..
well klltiutl t‘Ur
set Mr> 11:11'11.
sldt'. of Aurora.
Illinois. the 11111111-
Of the ”lit ('a
mille" corset,
wit demonstrate
and explain all
the features
“111.1 Camille"
(‘orsets with the
"\"eniilo" back.
VCillilO
'l'lm :iddctl
fczttiii‘c pi'c»
\1'nts Itl‘l\\ul‘t’
1.11 the spitiutis
Ill'tlt‘t‘\\t.\ \1litlc,
lllstlrlllg 1111111
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If prevents l'..'
1 lFlt't‘T\ l‘ril'il
scaring 1h.-
llt‘\ll anil :11
the ‘illlit‘ tintc
:tllmt a gjt't'att't‘
#1 rang.- 01’ iltl
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.v\ slx-t'ially 11'1-ll appointed lilting 111.1111 ha< llt‘t'il in<tallctl
111 our ltlrhl‘l scctinn who 11' frcc litting< can he had.
and on the tallest and most conspic-
uous 511111.th two flags .111» dis—
played one our National nag, should
plated on the right. No 111111 shoulti
ylug. the 3131101131 . be flown from the same stair as the 17
Flag. - IS. Flag.
The question when and how 1., .113. I (To ascertain the right 01_ a build-
play the “Starl and StripeS" has no 1113, face in the some direction as the
doubt often risen in the minds of theI building)
patriotic citizens of Norwalk and, 101 I In displaying a. flat: front a building
the benefit of such citizen of our '57 means 0! a halyard extending from
country. the Various ”(rpm . buildinz to pole or tree ,the ting shoulc'i
ties have prepared a list of 1‘ o 11:1111be ‘0 hoisted that the union to uppell-
when the Nation‘ 11 1-‘111gI should be dis- 310“. the pole or tree representingm
top of it stall and the building its base
with the discovery of 1110' New World
There in no doubt a large number (1
the citizens of woman. who would
like to honor the memory of this great: M
navigator by displa
incl:
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the ““9“ 81011111 Irish ancestors on her moth- Woman Suffrage Association. played. via'
according '0 w"“"5"‘l'°” ""'"““"“"‘ [11111511111111 23 per c9111., the wounded ”1,5“: “M: hl'fiitiauiiini‘i?!‘ “Hill" it Dr iI’argier is ahwellgnhown practi Lincolns Birthday February 1211, ' In displaying a flag from a building
5 :b i -. enry cw ‘nga otter n .reenwic an 1111 appeared ' ,.
' ' out '0 be ““0“"an in earnest, “3 I” “‘m- “’1" lb" ”“30“?” 15 l'" maternal grandfather was an 0111-111 Norwalk at various times, making Washingtous Birthday. FebruaryI as a banner, the union should be at
011 11 more comprehensive plan than 1.'ent (.m- 1“ the Confederate army. ‘Sho addresses at Royal Arcanum gather- 92nd. Ithe right (as you face the flag)
'carly showed her talent. tor public
Accepting the prisoners 1111 15 per ”was“, winning a. prlae 1n oratori-
Drastic methods are neededem (,1- the G emmnlosses, and taking Ignlhcolntteat at 1515': igyde Park (1,1131:
11’“ um c 00 r0111 w1c s e was an on -
“use 01 “19 ”at“ n “"031 1'9' .the lliitlah Frenth total of 68. 000 Ger- “ in 1895. She won her degree 01
quirements 0f 01““ standing army, “ndlilldn prisoners captured in .'lul). Aug-
because prosperity has eliminated “19 list and September. he deducoa a [OKMImpdicjne at the llerlng Medical Col- the “To Let" ads. in The Sentinel.
IGernian loss in the Somme offensive of “‘39 of Chicago. where "h“ received
1110 W111 Department “ants 100.000I 1311,0110 men. or that total. according 2:; M D5 in 1902' with second honv
1'1 ”up. This means only one volun- I m 11“. German method of reckoning, - For three years she traveled abroad
too. for each 1000 of population—I1 1111111111 11111111 been killed and 281.000
with patients before marrying Dr.
Edward Oliver Parker of Greenwich.
trivial proportion, when we “0“5ldt‘rI11oundc-d
111.11 Germany has put into the ileldI.
1
1111s ever resorted to before in time of
1y interested. -
I)?“ ce.
Today. tomorrow—and the 1111
-uncm[ 10) ed class
FHA/Nd w.“
SEN’l iNEL
READERS?
V iEws...
.IR. _ h’
HOW TO DISPLAY “STARS AND
STRIPES."
Today the nation is honoring th
November 25, 1905. They had two.
ichlidren. Mason who died 11 J nu-
=tand11rd of 12111 wounded men out oftam 1915, and 1.911111 5 11
“411.1111 one soldier for every nine m...) [on finally able to return to mill Mrs. Parker has not practiced
people in the COUNT." and Great 3“" . I'tniy duty, he airives at a total perma- $$§§LI°.:§'1:":-e§$2 1:215:1in ash:
am about one for every ten. The. De- 1.10.111 10111.40 Germany. in this one bat- 'apoke before: the legislative commit-
partment knows by experience how-I11“ of 286. 000 men in three months
.tee on humane institutions on March
I9,1915, for the retormatory {or
e1 e1 that it 11111 be hard work to drum On the Russian front the losses are women, and has addressed inany '
n on th 11
up the one tenth per cent, needed. 4““"9 appalling. in the Russian 01- mlfiudgbe, 1912eai31dbjfscl3f'fii-ep', Par-
And an elaborate machinery '5 bemg fensive which began early in June, '1'? '5‘" spectialullectikres ‘0 lb” :35
‘3368 n 9 BC
432, 000 Teutons have been captured. ”1.001 n Greenwich 0: $1.15: Phyti-
Every locality in the United States most of them Austrians not“ prioI 0108}; of me." and 1m a lecturer 011‘
h 3010 at the Lani r
will be canvassed Poatmasters will onera mm: the total up to “7 000. 311'; ““33ng woman pfobast‘lltigobmigg ,
{be called upon to how an recruiting ,The expert magnifies that Austrians Itn GtI'IeeInwtch, [serving in 11313.14
11 c a man 0 th
agents; There will be agencies eatnb- .iurrender more easily than German!» :adfiiiibohn and recorgscginfliseloilmfl;
llshed at every county 39341 and °m' and therefore raises the ratio of prls- Bruce 31‘9"" for Mothers “31'3“
cera Operating from these bases will oners on the Russian front to 25 puffs" She 55” been a_I ' b
comb the rural districts for volunteers. i‘ "III of battle casuaitiea inate ad of 15. ..
Each county will be called upon for 1111' 10“ that ”chm“. about. 2,900,000 Ten 1
““0131 “cabins m b°b“"t'°n'- The ton soldiers have been put out of build
3‘“ ernment 0‘ course b“ no authority; neas by the Russians and Italians since '
‘0 how “by “”1“” responsible for a'..luue 1. making a total on the eastern '
definite number 03- re‘51115u3—‘4‘1n‘t'.and western fionta of 2.468. 000 men"
“'0‘“ be conscription. BM perhapa for the four months of whom. about?”
the effort made, and the local rivalries5 1-1 600,009'1111110 been completely allot; II
‘bbs 5“ “b' will help to “a" “'65 'lnat'ed And this emanate taken no ’
““mbem' account of the heavydoues in tho
11 this recruiting campaign fails, fighting against Roum'ania “a on the: I'
there may arise a genuine demand for southern Balkan front, - ‘
some sort 0! WWW-1"- The total ovumiwm 'or
““M oer-1m and ammonia whiting 1
FATAL arramou. “ oi the war "a mm at 114100.000. _
111. awn-worm 1-1161 11m 1111 my 1111111111 11111113
Applying the' accepted
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than in which organization be); great-
‘11.A.. at the Oxford Ohio College, munch—prospective tenants will not
Itstltt and completed her studies in? merely “read"—they will STUDY—
memory of Christopher Columbus,I
m m W m twenty-tom'
years ago landed on one of the Bobs;
Jefferson D11) AD?" 17th. When flags are used in unvailing a.
Patriots' D111 (Battle of Lexington) monument tablet 01' statue. the}
April 1911: "should not fall to the ground. .but 1..
carried aloft. forming a disuncu".
‘Memoriat Day, May 30111. feature of the ceremony. T. .11. M.
Flag Day. June 14th. .
Battle of Bunker 11111, June l7th_ —' ‘—
lndepeudencc Day. July 4th.
LaFayettc Day. September 6th.
“Star Spangled Banner Day " (Balti-
more) Septcrnber 13th.
Paul Jones Day. September 23rd.
. Tranaportation of Junior
High School Students.
IEdltor of Evening Sentinel:—
1 Dear Sir:
I Will some member of the Board 0!
‘Education ,or our Superintendent en-
Coluinbue Day. October 12”" .‘iigiiten the. parents of the Third Dis--
Battlfi otSaratmw. October 17th. Itrtct. through your paper, on the mat-
Surz'endor of Yorktown. Octobcrner of transportation for the junin
19th. _ high pupils of that District?
Fvaouation Day. (New York) No-I It seems to be the opinion that~tbe
vombet 25111. Ione who does the most "kicking" 39191
‘On Memorial Day the flag should trolley tickets. If that is not so why
fly at half stat! from sunrise to noouI havo' tickets been given to some and
and full staff from noon to sunset Iothers living in the same. neighborhoc‘
11011 to Diaplny the Flair—The flag been refused
should not be hoisted before aunrisoI A“ CLildrt-‘n when compelled to I”
nor allowed to remain up after sunset. '"Om East NOT“ Elk to Franklyn schod
When the flag. is flown at half staff as for 39mm and damn grade wins:
a sign of mourning it should be hoist. should be 3”“ transportation in
' iher.
{the Btormv 01‘ 98‘ ere WP“
ed ‘9 full gm! “t the conclusion 0 11 educational matters East Mr-
113:7: hInIétl:1:f;h‘I:; 331.3103“; walk was well off before oonooiidatrou.
a a on Now plenty of money is belitt am
the staff and the“ lowered to ”Emma but we are. not genius a proper rot-I-
. dropping it from the’ top of the 'fatad for it.
the dint-nee 0f the Width °‘ the ”35' East elders. let us get together an.
e
. . 1-1111 preliminarv‘tn ““9""? ”m“ M” fight for the righta and comforts 1
stair. it should first be raised to the our children.
1011.111 hoisting 0t ”"9”"? 0‘ "‘9 Do we not have a- chance to vote on
= national. colors. it should war be 8‘ 1111 question or— school consonant-n
soon?
Thanking you for the space. 1 «-
A‘N MST SIDER.
5. towed to. touch the ground.
I When sovoral 1111111: are .diaplayod on
' poles with the national tins. the Stars
1‘ and Btflpca'ahould be- hoisted first. 011911113 11,1915.
MWAVMBI ?
I111“. your applied” Ihduld .1” in the hands of the;
Wfifiommorbotommnday. Oct. 16th. at 51..
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