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.,fityi étor's Realms—”sq.
311+“ Manager’s Recidence—
11111111111 HATTERS' chse.
Ho'uiueru who try to embarrass Gov.
Hot-lies by shouting inquiries regard-
ing the llanbury llatters‘ case not only"
{all r111 their pu:poz~'e but afford him an
cppoitnnity to arouse thc enthmiusm'
of iii
lot" 'nfliluted 11'. him
"‘ " ”it about the llauhul'y linitclti
'lliudit‘nt'l'n'. thn such 11 heck-
ill Philadelphia,
"put him,
cocci" there here cries of
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out," but Mr.
will hldl‘v tillsvlel' him," he mid, and
" p; oteedl'd to explain that the
Hughes protested.
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611111 the court was ncwl (liiitd upuuA
lion
”(Trifle betalllc 11 lncmber oi‘ it. to
11.1.1514 £1011 the facts in that case. tilILL‘
the l (ts were decided bv 11 jut). itlld'A
[hot the only point referred to the 811- A
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wit-'lher the judge ill the trial coulti
1’11. 1! been right in admitting the case to:
Attel explaining the question
”Now I stand hele
pi'etlle court after he bet-allle '11 111cm
her who: the purely legal question of
ghcs said
that whethei as 11 judge or if
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as 11 l’leuidcnt 011 any one» i
“or. " millg before me I shall tnt‘ol'u'
“it it '1: of the land. And it will main-A
no di erenre whethcl the question lsl
raised by lubo1 or raised by capital:
if the; laws are not right the l't’lllt'd)i
"'15 tojhnutze them it in the business!
a! fit ties to enfo: co the town as thev
' Wad
. need
I loftt the (10‘ (*l‘llOIoillD to go on the
' Supreme bcnch, the labor litiltt‘i'H paid
me the compllmcnt of declaring In .11-
the bent friend labor had ever had at
Albania”
W
OLF AND BASEBALL.
. - . o
Is. ,c it" becoming: 0111' n11t10n.ll game.
estioll 111le not he so absurd as
So flu as labor is concerned, I
nly point to the fact that when'
p .
4 'I‘i 1'.- oil
it at“! d>. The Ntw Yol'll World 'seri-
Oll.~i_\' OHdI‘l" whether as many Anter-
icaus 'owndnl's phlv bnscball at! playi
goli.
nation 1 domain is now preserl ed‘ for
golf links than for ball fields, for A111
'el‘lt‘m‘. 011' links now ornament :1 thou4
't' ertaillly a broader part of the
sand b lls.’
V’hith suggests that 11 pious golf
iysnlm illus: “The links upon a thou
"sand hills are Thine."
Tile relative areas devoted to the
two games mean little, because golf
takes up so much more space than
1156- ball. And doubtless the ball play-
of goth. including those who call it
goth-1f" and thoge who call it "god."
&
=Ato bay which group is the larger.
may really take first place amongi
“tilts. And it perv es an admira-
nrppse that baseball could not
_ ilrovidlng heathful outdoor ex-
~ 10101-4 thomlddioaged man who is
{of the medical profession‘s
rill oilcltude.
eso' reflections are of particular
- i. . -~ln View of the recent death of
Wu credited with introducing golf
“tho United Statos~John Reid, of
V m It was only than 80
x'tlm ho organs-d the St.
$1
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fled form of llhhlncy. or is shinney 11 ”W0" 0‘ ”l"
to chew on
1A However that may bc,1\mcrica-or"
that tart of it which doesnt instinct "mm" hlnlooll m be “mm‘mm‘mimimsummt
'11 iv
enlhus ast might vary the uords of the .
'And so elaborate machinery i“ bemg fennive which began early in June, ,A
”Riemann-«loft
mmm
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'l'llt'st'
lug lilt‘
went ill
t'ix ilizlus
tilthliil
\t‘\fit‘i 11'
up Ullt‘
i€i111<itll,
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‘lliillltil'lllt‘ [3534:qu taken (lur-
tin} afternoon, when her impair»
11111‘1' surprised naval otticcm :1111
1:11 lit)\\”
111111'1- than tll'clvc hours nitcr fl
AMA-3., the \Vt's't Point. racing '-1
York, tultl
lmulltl for “()Ttit'lillV.
l\\'t| \'it'\\ s of the ticl‘1l1.1'l
thrcc hours lilt' vcsscl
Newport harbor. 811 t 111'
ililixt‘. 'l'he’ names: of A
Rost- and his ship will
in itislnt‘)‘. .\ littl-
l‘,‘
it Newport shc hull ilt‘i‘i
.\lll('1‘il':1ll «trainer. iilt'
:lllli sunk two British
the Striltillh 11 '_
CorsetDemonstratiou
Starts Monday. Oct. 16111
“LA CAMILLE"
The“FrontLaceCorset With Ventiio Back"
11' 1-
announce
“it“ 111141.11” '11
Nptl' .11} tiellaoll'
stration of this
neilknown cor-
set. Mrs. liurn-
side. of Aurora,
lllinois. the home
of the "ha (‘a-
mille" corset,
will dimonstrate
and explain all
the features of
"in Camille"
Comets with the.
"Ventilo" back.
Veutllo
'l‘h'n added
fcnturc prc-
vents pnsmf‘e
1111 the spizlous
processes \vhiit'
insuring l't'llti
intitltl 'i'ilt'
"\'cl'.tiio"
i'l'ttlii ‘»iiit'iti in
t’\t'l'\' "i.;l»
t‘nnullc" Front
i 1111' (‘Ul‘x‘t'l
111‘1'1'1'lltx lill'
iill't‘l‘~ from
scoring lilt‘
tit-sh 111111 at
the sund- tulle;
allow; greater
rallgt' of all
justull-ut.
.4- .
aw.
A \lict‘lilii) \vt'll appointed tittiuc room ha< i)tlll installed
ill our (Oi‘St‘l scction \lllclt l11-c tittinws can 111' had.
£3
PM?!“ of the wastage 'late which llpptlrcutly shows no dimi-
n deutncrate {01111 of golf? There's 11 How terrific it has been is shown in 11 mitlon.
' H0“ much lonzer can they stand it?
probll 111 for the philmophers of .«-portA. ”pm statement by u“. military ex
1'11 11 of the Now ‘l‘ork Times. who has'
Nit: ustoorthl conullentntm-
ely lliltu 11 golf stick 11s 11 "CABS‘
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ASAlltti Illll 'Blllillli
(Continued from Finn. Page.)
.51...
distinction is much obliged to Scot-A “9 tukcs “5 “W hm“ 0' “i“ "m"
1111110 11 casualty; classification cont-
land tor it. I
111llcd by (1911111111 authorities fr 1 -
____...°....---.___ . on of
iiicinl leports over a lllllmperlod. That
THE QUEST FOR VOLUNTEERS' Aclusslllcntion shows that of all Ger-
Thc enlistment of men for the army. 5 man casualties in battle,
according to \VllFilillflltml disputt'hcs.‘(.mmmuh. 23 per cent”
cugo in 18711. is descended from
the. killed S(()l(‘ll hich ancestors on her motil-
the, wounded cr': side. while her father was of an
" - l . . it’llri' \‘cw Fn hind family. Her
1:: about to be undertaken in earnest. (,3 he! cm]. 11nd the prisoners 15 per milirnal grandfather was 1111 oili-
cm in tho Coniedernto army She
on a more comprehensive plan than cent
' Marty showed her talent for public
Accepting the prisoners as 15 per speaking. winning a prl in 0mm“.
peace Drastic methods are neededAA...m m the “Elma" losses, and taking out “mm“ 111 the H ism-35113),
. School from which she was gru unt-
because of the greater numerical “who ""‘M' i'rcnch “3”” “f 63 00° Ger- ed in 189.1. She won her degréc' oi
comments of out standing army and‘mnn prisoners cnptuled in July Aug. 13. .-..1 111 the 01110111 0110 College In
. 11891 11nd com leted her studies 11
because prosperity has eliminated ”WAust 11nd Septenlbcr ho doducen a total medi ml at the Menu; Medical Col-
unenlployedclass. 'German loss in the Somme oflenslve of lege of Chicago. where she. received
The War Depurtruent Wants 100,000i1r ,3 “A,“ mm in 1902,
l'Pt‘lullS. This means only one volun- .0 the German method of reckoning,
teer for each 1.000 of population—a: 104 000 have been killed and 281000 E
trivial proportwn, when We consldorA Applying accepted November 2:, 1905 They had two
children. Mason, vho hot in Janu-
111.:1 Germany has put into the “MA-111115111111 of nix wounded men out of ary. 1915 . and Leat'h. t 1
19111895 0119 501d!” for every ““19 clerv ten finally able to return to mili- Mrs. Parker has not practiced
,nnd Great Brlt- , lmedicine but has been active as a.
people in the country it”) duly he arm“ at 9' total pcrma- lecturer and in welfare work. She
83!! about 0118 for every ‘3“ The De‘111cnt loss to Germany, in this one but- Spoke before the legislative commit-
partment knows by experience hOW' lie of 286 000 men in three months.
too on humane institutions on March
. i9,1916." for the retormatory for
ever, that it will be hard work todrumi On the Russian front the leases are “.0me and has
up the one~ténth per cent needed» In the Russian of- meetings on the subject since.
was ever resorted to before in time of'
'\i D. with second hon
Of that total, according or”:
For three years she traveled abroad
with patients before marrying Dr.
dwnrd Oliver Parker of Greenwich.
woundeds t he
addressed many
In June, 1912 and 1913. Mrs. Pur-
ker gave special lectures to the sen-
tor classes at the Rosemn‘r Hill
W432 000 Teutons have been captured. school .t Greenwich 41:: "ThayPhysl-
Every locality in the United States must of them Austrians Italyo pm; 0103}; 0! Lite." and was a lectuliarsfin'
phys ology at the [motor Schoo e
will in» canvassed Pfitmasm“ "m otters bring the total up to 467 000. was the first woman probation ofltcer
«be called upon to help as recruiting The expert recognizes that. Austriansém‘” Greenwich serving in 1513-14
and chairman at tb o it ee on
agents There will be agencies estabg surrender more easily than (1111111111111 admission and recorgsco??het Emily
lished at every 0011“? 593" and 0th and therefore raises the ratio of pris- Bruce Shelter for M0319“? “d' B""1
cers operating from these buses will otters on the Russian front to 25 pe 1.1.1:;3'1: has been a member of
comb the rural districts 10' "imam" tent of battle casualties instead of 15. 1'
Each county will be 011““ “9°“ ’0‘“ “3 A011 that reckoningl about .1900 out Ten-A
quota. according to 909‘“an- Theiton soldie-s have been put out of bust-f
government 0‘ course has no authority} liens by the Russians and Italians since
to hold any WWW '“Wnnme for a AJunc 1. making a total on the easterhi '
definite number of teemiir’thm' and western fronts of: .1’453000 malt, 4
would he conscription. But N’h‘WA ror the four months. of whom about'
the wort made. 11111111111 '°°“"""‘“ 1,1190.vo bavcnbecn completely elinil -.
mus set up. will W0 ‘° "'9“ ““3'11131e1t And lu- mama. takes 15o 1»
number!» ' inooonnt of the heavy loom in thug :
N ““5 miiin‘ “W“ hm’i fighting against Roumnln Ind on tho‘
than my stile I CNN” “M ‘9” augment Bullion trout.
nonunion-trunk“ q15119111111 ”Mn-om or
W m m m a on tut-um
'ATAI- Afllm 0‘ A. I“ VII in“ It “MC
uhMuomdoI-u nul- than” out
Armo e appalling.
prepared for the task. .'
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aluminum William-d
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.longinx
1thc Pen and Brush Club of
li’ork City. the \lotllera'
Mrs. l‘nr,ker who was born in (‘hi-A
7the "To Let" ads. in The Sentinel.
the executive board of the Prison
Association. and her literary work
has included articles on civic
fare in nempnpers and mngulnesya
curd cntitlcd An Innocntion.” ideal—
lztng motherhood. and an ortlclo on
the international congrcss of euzen
ted in London in September. 1912
Mrs. Parker has exit-naive club
affiliations being I. member of tho
\ltllling committee of tho Children's
Aid Society, treasurer of the Green-
wicb Equal Franchise League. ho-
to tho Housewives‘ League,
New
Travel Pro
grossivo and Woman's College Club
of Greenwich and the Connecticut
Woman Suffrage Association.
Dr. Parker is a wellknown practi-
tioner in Greenwich. and hos-appeared
in Norwalk at various times, making
addrcsscs at Royal Arcnnum gather-
tugs in which orgifulzution he is gretc
ly interested.
~Tod11y. tomorrow-«and the tiny
after-prospective tenants will not
merely “rctld"--they tht'S’l‘UDY—
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How 1T0 DISPLAY {STARS AND
l .s'rmpzs."
Today the nation in honoring the
hosiery of Christopher Columbus.
nu hundnd bud twenty-four
yeam ago landed on one or the Baha-
ima. Islands and thereby is credited
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wet '
7: and Stripes ohould be hoisted first. October 11. 1910.
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with the discovery of the New World.
There is no doubt a large number of
and on the tallest and most console.
“Otis staff. When two dogs are dig-
the citizens or «mum who would played one our National flag 511mm
like to honor the memory of am; we“; be placed on the right. No flag oboulti
navigator by displaying the Nationnl A be flown from the same start as the 12’.
Flag. Flag.
The question when and how to (1111 (To ascertain the right of 0. build-
ploy the “Stars and Stripes" has noting, lane in the some direction as the
doubt often risen in the minds 0! the b.uliding)
patriotic citizens of Norwatk. and, tori In displaying a flag from a building
the benefit of such citizen1 of on" by means Of a halyard extending from
country, the various pntrioti building to pole or tree ,the ting shoulci
lies hnvo prepared a list of u- be so hoisted that the union is upper-
wbon the Nation's Flag should be dis- .' most. the p018 01' tree representing then
played. vlz' top of a staff and the building its base.
Lincoln' 5 Birthday. February 12th. A In displaying 11 flag from a building:
Washington's Birthday, February as a banner, the union should be on:
32nd. itho ”Kilt (as you face the flag).
Jefferson Day, April 17th. When flags are need in unvailing a.
Pntriots‘ Day {Battle of Lexington),', 'monument tablet or statue, tilt-’5’
April 19th. inhould not fall to the ground but be-
'Momoriul Day. May 30th. 'currlad 310“: forming a. distinctive
“a“ D“, June 14111. Afaature ot the ceremony 'I’ I '1!
Battle of Bunker Hill. June 17111. i
Independence Day. July 4th. ,Transportntlon 0f_ JUnior
High School students.
. omb 61h. ,
Lab‘nyette Day. Sept er . gEditor of Evening Sentinel:
.t-atnr Spangled Banner Day." (Baltl-A D m $11"
more) $me 13“" i Will some member of the Board or
Paul Jones Day, September 23rd. AEducation .or our Superintendent en-
COl‘m‘b‘“ Day. October 12th. Aligbten the patch" 5 of the Third Dis»
Battle Of Snrntoga, October 17th. .trlct, through your paper. on the map-
Sur-render 0’ Yorktown. October; ter of transportation for the ionic
19th fhigh pupils of that District? '
Evacuation Day. (New York) NO-i It seems to be the opinion that tho
vember 25th. 'one who does the most “kicking" gets
"On Momorial Day the flag 1111111111? trolley tickets.
fly at. half staff from sunrise to noon have tickets been given to some and
and full stat! inom noon to sunset. Aethers living in the same neighborhod
How to Display the Flay—Tho flag been refused
should not be hoisted before sunrise A." childrtn when 001119911611 to Hi
nor allowed bosremain up after sunset from East Norwalk to Franklyn school
When the flag in down at half staff as for seventh and eighth grade walk
a sign ot‘ mourning it should be hoist: 31‘0““ be given transportation h
ed to 11111 1111111 111 the conclusion «rule 5mm“ m “were “Wher-
(locational matters En st. Nu;
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funeral ‘1“ PM” a“ “’3 ‘“ walk ms well. oft before oomulldatlun.
staff it should be hoisted to the top of Now plenty 0: money: in being about
the staff and thou lowered to position, .but we ”8 not gelding 11 @1039!!me
dropping it from the top of the staff for it.
the distance of the width of the flag,‘ Eat-1t sidere, let us 8” women”.
and preliminary to loworing from half fight {or the rights and comfort; ‘
1111111“, it should first be raised to the our children
top In hoisting or lowering of the Do we not have a chance to vote In
SM
0 1h):
‘-““““°”‘l “WS' It should “9""be “1 the question or school consolldnfl.
, lowed to tcucb the ground
soon?
Thanking you for the spoon»! an
AN MST 81033,
When several than are displayed on
polo. with the nuttonol flu. the Stars
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WdflmuM'm-y. Oct. 16th. at p
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If that is not so why , .
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