1m. unborn
EVENING 511111111111.
it. AND A. L. 501101111;
' PROPRIETORS ‘
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K TUESDAY, lAN. 30 1917
:ATURE ALMANAC F
TOMORROW
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1101111: CALLS
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REPUBLlGAN PROGRAM
Fairiieldv- County RepublicanI
1151111111 has presented to the
fill Assembly a logistative pro?
l‘ htch will hate to be. consid
the party is to be a live mili- ;
lotcain the state of Connecticut
con
the measures mar be
(ad .a little ahead (11" the times but 1
.. radical measures today willt
had upon as 1:“011891111115111 11 towi
e, 1101151111112? King, the
11117111211111” of the Ropuhli
ttohal (10111111111119, has been the
dome in this proposed 101113111
( he is putting commendable
n
I e rut in “hich some of
me loaders have allowed it to sink
call it “hot you Wm
the
gram.
lids with live propositions, 11111111,
led into law, will prove a bless-
} Voooletx And give the Republi-
ty renewed-strength with tho:
Progressive legislation has
J Y. one the program of the re-
" ' Yes, and the bill submitted 'hy
Whitfield County Organization
that body in the front rank of
‘ Elvlsm. it cannot he laughed
1131. W inc statesmanshin:
tho espousal of the measurot
“my for the public good but 101“,
atiou 11nd,, perpctuiti' of tho
1
fitting a "survev" Of the food
1' Minnesota (Emmi-Edie finds
in exception-all) 11 oil fed, at
. 0111101 a fraction loss than
' tor each person. This
111.11 11; (in) it will bé. not
-, ban the food allowance
of diet-Hound oxueri
ybe imagined that 1111,1110 farm
‘e n undue advantage of their
1115,1111 having tho bulk of
2 supply in their own hands
iii Stigfitor. however, says that
ttmatéd the value of the food
111 current prices, and odds
'iitg commentary that the'
.u tor their own tables
. 51 false themselves
this "survey" proves some-
ery 11211 1.111 estigation is
'V'e something But;
7 it. 'move's, we dont
the. investigatm doesn‘t
light. Should every
, tim go' and settle on
arm? 01' should every
'1 uying cannetf stuff and
ctuals and tha eby got'
1111 cheaper living? '
l
t
ab 30)} CARS”
1...... going to standard»
L A committee‘fi'ep-
NORWALK
Loirnflion ot‘ a tow
' pomiblc
.
pacts,
t
1
3.1111113 GOLDEN ,
A. -._, W-” twill affect
)me 1211111- 5110113. Imagino the“ diri?
t
' ishod. too,
’ migrant '1
‘ bank.
'jthat l'urlp Sam is never contemptuous
11:11.1 standard can.
type: will make
ELEVEN; of $100 11
21111.1 the lifo of. :1 car is ten
that 13112115111 the least a saw-r
log of $25,600,000 11 year.
To this must be nd‘tlod the ”part!
EC: utmy that. standard ““8““:th
.11 pzosent there are at;
w" 75 5 m 10 post-(111.01 the cars in
(«pare-.1 12.111.11.121:-
1111 E1111 1:!
C311".
fornzme there will be when there are
only three or four sets of parts to to.
place instead. of hundred otsots.
iorros will be abol- :
11111311115. buildings'
and space. And every, railroad will
find it. motor to handle the cars of
other roadv, because they will be just
like its own. The total saving from
i
1
»~ 1
The designing
saving
Ino trivial a thing: 111: standardizing box
('.11'1 mat. >11st tho. railload $50, 000 ,000‘
to $100,,01h) 01.10 a yéar
And only three or four years ago the
' railroad managers were ridiculing the
idea that they could save $1,090,001) 3
day by adopting enloieucy methods
This: 201101110 alone
might save them that
much if thev nould carry it thtough
all theit Equipment as $111119 01 our}
zititmitobilo manufacturen: do. 1
..-.__...___._....__
SPEAKING 0F lLLITERACY
every,
st 11111151 1111:1111 1;
conceivably
Everybody would prefer that
immigrant mining to this country
should 11211111 111111 to rout .1.1d,\\'rito
1’ But oi all nndosirnblo qualities in 1111‘
illitm'm'y in humans the:
For it is most
“'1‘
:loosl Dhjtlt 11011111112.
easily rcmmliod (11111101 put 11:3
an idiot 111. 11"ll111.tt"l or in :1 crimi-
I
no] llut 2.111111 11110111111 hodv a 1111111111
1112.111 and :1 sound (t'tllat (tot no have
the tuuduutnutul'i of (tosirttblo (itizen.
ship-”131111 add the cultivation our-
aolves. ’ 4
Tho ('hild'rvn of illttorutos nro doing.
tho in our public schools.
0110 gent-ration wipes out tho ignor.
once. And “'9 would remove the stig-
m-o of illiteracy from mout of the par-
ents if 11'.» took'the trouble. They are
best work
willing.
~.—-—-—--—~-O—-'--'-~—-
SAVING THE DOLLARS‘
Postal onvina‘n deposits; immunod-
119111'11'53801111000 lost veur. Uncle
than 1111111111111111111 of the ueoplo's mon-
ey.
'l‘liia io 35341” is no Amnll 111111191111:
menus that 1011.»: of millions of dollars’
that 112ml 10.110 Swill bv our immigmnti
in their natlvot
sw elllnfl‘
our resources 11111 It memos
of millions of delta” hate1
to,
population to bank;
countrios iu now 119111. here.
credit.
that scorso
b91111 sniod by citizens who used
‘Pooplo who distrusted
mm tho government
nbout;
I"10ntuti'~1p.‘ 11110 11 big, onprossivolv dig i
sure , nothing.
ordinary 11111111.»:
11mm who now timid
initial and nouort‘ul bank with their' “ "i
not timid about
handing those havincs in at the post-
11101.1.» who could not
001‘ 1 :1 11111111125 soccount because the
truths in ihoir1iciuity would not let
them stun with 11 dollar 01 two finds
modest our tugs 111:0
011011 window. .
of petty deposits. And no the volume
swells at. 1111 ovoiwincroasing‘rate. The.
population becomon mme thrifty And
the. poor bet-01112 .'olloctively a finan-
.cin1 p0\\el'.
Those lmndr adodd millions dont
teprosent at all the full significance1
of this popular outings movement It
has been found that. the postal banks
we in. reality feeders of the private.
banks. Postal 5111111119 when they
reach a large figure are transferred.
to institutions that pay a higher rate
of interns}:
fostered in tho postal banks results in
strengthening 1111125311119 finan‘Cial svs-
tom, at: well as placing the personal
finances of undreds of thousands ot',
citizens on :1 soundorbasi's. _
And thg habit of thrift‘
ty thodsnnd barréls '.
lug six-1111112111 111 11 railroad «1111101111
e 911-1112111111 toe
3111111111.
111111119
”NW
VIEWS
!. .11 ’
THE lNDUBTRiAL SAVINGS AND
LOAN oomp‘nuv‘.
«pm-'..
Editor, Sentinel:
The writer first heard of this com-
pany some three or four weeks ago,
when he was told that there had been
such an enterprise, indomed by some
of tho leadtugfifinanciors of tho Nor-
watks and initialized to by. many trust-
ing Not-walks”. because of such high
imlorsomont:
want the company got into trouble
and “as 11701111131111). to the grout ions
at 12;.11y of the writer’s highly es
1 Welded fellow citizeua Here Was an
unhappy condition of things, and tilt
writer mado inquiries with the 1‘01.
lowing icauit: ‘
"‘he industrial Savings & Loan
(«nip.iny was organized in 1893 nod
‘01" the New York building and loan
association law which contains an in.
nottntdooktng but fatally inequitable
and rash proviso that any such as-
540011111011 may be wound up arbitrari-
ly by the New York Superintendent
of thinking; arbitrarily, because from
the decision of this ofllcer to wind up
111131 an association, there in no 111»
ptul‘ \thatover, whether he wounds
1': 21' going to do 1‘ for the bone-lit
,3“, “for, .0 11.1.1 .1... pam' now log on 11 1'rlmilt' .1 now brain in 01' it: Hl'curlti holdms or boldly says
ho is going to do it bot-1111110 be 11.111113
t'to 11111111 1111- own pocket and the
pm'lif‘lli 111‘ 1'115'111111521'511111 1111 much
(.1 tho 1111111111 of the “Emulation audio
(1111 possibly mum away without b1»
1112, exactly 11 Dick Turpin of 11 Jack
81111111111. Tltiu‘Aumonst'lonnble u'td
1111111111111: authoritv given to a poor hu-
1111111, 1111111 naturally with his fingers
itching for plums, liko all tho rent
of 11¢. was the rock upon which tho
indust' lat Savings 1121111111 (3011111111111
wont to wreck and rack. ,.
Altm' 11111111111: for some yours with
brilliant mount-1'12. the company was.
first mnbnrraasod’by an unfort'o'a-te
and ill~.-.d~.'i..rd but quite. iunoount. ctr
11:11'1 tiltit'lt wan onrriod by who, ‘1
,n‘ct oily-11‘ tho oombuny'u nocnriilm.
1““5 l'fmll'iltt compelled the cruwnnv,
‘Snms bank is 1mm 111111110111 an of more. in .'urt'urduuce with 11 certain sched-
‘ulc .11 lliltf‘ vttndtnmouutu piloted
on its ('1 ‘liitnatcs, to redeem tho cor-
titirutoc' vhich carried the 111-110111th
in 11".11 '.l:1u: therewith; 11111 511
tizany or 1'1 security holders 613131131!
11 1.11.1 9111119119111 of this contract
that '1 11 1111 inrond was made 11111.1.
too toutgdny 's reserve. Tllti, low
our. 111.5 ‘.11 no means 11 £21:- I 111111
1111: and “its being taken cut-c of in
1 1'33; ouillt way; but on too 3:11111
condition. for some mason best
1.1111111 ‘.c. the Solonu at Albauv, tho,
111235111111 on tnectorlng New You; b'tift'i
111;; 614111111 11.111100111110113 in about on
my possible way, one of’ which
11 ..~ the passing of It lnw withb
pl‘oli'lbil.‘d mull associations £10111
01.11111; 1.11,! «state direct, 111111311131,
of courro. they were organized for
11w. wry sz'poso of owning 1111111.
Eugen 1.1: 5.1 ourity. (it; their 1.111115
Tho (Gummy had a limited on't 1'11!
of. root estate and alter considerable
liounle. This wan so 119.111.1111 111.1119.
of it and swung into conformity with
the law on, tl1is,ucore. But this Was
rot all the burden that lohghegde’d
low makers ‘ut Albany were content
to impose on building 8: loan Esaoct‘it-
ttous: for they. made one low after
111141.111 reducingtbe pmmiunis which
.uth Associations could. collectin ad
(1111011 to interest on their loans, the
neural premium being 6911c: cont.
Tile New York law-givers ilnnlly out
the premium to 2 per (Sent and thus
'tttgs,
. Banking in 1912,
but that alter a tow,
11:11:11. of 35 per cent, has already been
Ammo distributions already made. I
Banking such a sweeping and. final
,rsub‘stattce of widows And orphans,
after the manner of the law which
THE 3011mm)
pro wont om
when tthe State ”maxim Mid
find no occasion (or lntsrierouce;
showed also that theme {rah absoluto,
iv nothing to criticise in the wide
and honest, management or the com»
puny theretofore; and further show-
cal that the men who were managing
the company were the largest invest-
ors in it and sure to be the moat in—k
jttxcd by its wanting success, it 39-1,
healing that the young lady whtrkept‘
the company‘s books and knew ovary
1191.11 at the businosu had invested
in its securities all he; hudm'on an
the new Superintendent of,
11111111 himself of.
the cruel, arbitrai'y and most. uncon-
scionableuuthority vootéd- in him by
‘the law above referred to, insisted
on ousting the interested and faith
£111, and themtoi'ore skiltul and End
cessiul manumspt 01' the company. 4
and taking nonunion of all its at
rum, and assets by his deputy duly
appointed. As before said, the old
managers of the company‘could who
no 21111112111 from the deelaion of tho
Sllfeflnlfindmt 0! Banking. Had this
I
auditié‘i‘ in 1911, V
been possible, the rank wantoness of
this nroeeoding would have appear-‘1
ed to the court and this move boon
defeated. The State took possession:
and immediately a carnival of waste
andexravam W. To the
strict economy of the old administra:
tion succeeded everything which was
its opposité, An attorney was up-
tsoiutod who. 111a limited time. drew
smoothing like-4100.000 [or hit! tot-E
and disburuments. A saiosagont was
also, appointed; the real estate arts?
1111; from romeiooures was advertised"
.'tr stale and was sold at 50‘ per cent.
of its actual value; and intuition I
rvgular salary of 33.000 11 your the
naivougont and. his sub-tryouts tonsil»
1r mllootod commissions to'tho tune‘;
of rome $75,900 on‘oales of this real
11111119, within a limited time. where
as 1111' old management would have"
mid tho land 1 themucivos without
commission. it it; Hull] that the ex-
pense account of this State- 1111111111115~
traitor wanof such a noluro that no
11.1.1 would OK 11; in fact, 11 11 do
clone-d that at lentil one Judge bolero
whom the attempt 11115 made to not
11 than bill of health, donouneod the
acoo‘unt as exorbitant and impossible
of approval. ..
At.- 11.111111011110111... really sound
condition of the company. and tho1
utter wantonons o! the notion oi" the
Stole in this mutter whon "it broke
111 with. its riot o! oxtravaxonco. to
unite of tho wootmmcuvt'tng from
rushing on thin reafotitnte- at one-'1
half its actual valuewutterly unneces-
sort had (110' old management; been
loft to work out of tho situation“
and the exorbitant teen and expanses
allowed for administration. 3:1 aggro
divided among the security holdors,
11111112. 11 further 10' per cent. now
1111'11111' distribution. and? final. 15' not
cont. is in sight, making a total 01"
60 per cent. salvage from this on.
hnpnv 11nd uncalled for wreck.
For the benefit of any holders of
the securities of the company who
may have been overlooked ln,,,tbe
Equailed
11
,,.
1111112 Quality at 111' Merchandise, Variety
oi Assomnenis and tow Prices. This Salt:
tillers Buying Advantages That Cannot be
PRICES TELL THE STORY
who 9*
CHILDREN‘S ANGORA
TEDDY BEAR SUITS
111 white, blue 11ml Copen-
hag'cn. Sale price $3.19
Rouular $5.118. ,
BOYS' BLQUSES '
Madras and ltt‘l’Ci-ltt‘, 5121-13
from (1 to 14 your; 49":
Regular 5111:.
BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES
New models, Crepe ..t)c
(him: and (Mitigate Crepe
lilousos: in flush, 1vhitc,111aizc
gold and other delicate shades
$2 95
Real value $4.98.
Stunning Spring Styles In
SPORT SKIRTS
I t k, h k, ll '1 3'"
.-t.“..‘..r.”.".?f‘..7 $14313 PEROXIDE 0F ,7
HYDROGEN
The New Sport Style lest quality ........ 12¢
'COTTON FABRICS Rcs'rular 171'.
For shirts The smartest
material (3" 61‘ Show" scliego?§?lu 11111 ”Rt“ 4170
39¢ and 49¢ vard ' l - ~ —. 17-»
SILK AND WOOL
POPLIN
40 inches. wide all colors
» $1 .39 vartl
Regular price $1. 75
PRINTED LINOLEUM
' Sniondid wearin: 1' ounlittm.
in wool effects . .98¢' vard
Regular $1.50. ‘
Axmns'rna nooks
High pile. host ”111101 and
dVL‘S, size 27x54. .81. 79
Regular $2 50
CALDER’S SOPON:
ACEOUS DENTINE
25c sizc'.............—
12 1’21: MUSLINS
\tlt'd V. 1111' Muxtiu such as
Lonsdalc Ililt, lx't'tcr cto,
. 9}" £111-
39c MARQUISETTE .
4o looms wide. For 1111141»
:dt‘t'Ri'trs’ 'nttd 21121111112? 1111113111
lucoun seed 11.2mm.
, -- ' , 19,1. v"
‘51: WASH CLOTHS
'1
' 1, B‘ATH ROOM Atrrol, Turknit. 'l‘urkt'sh.
GLASS SHELF over 1,005). Limit six. 10‘.
. \Vith brass and nickel plated Cltk‘tnmor ......... 2 1.1;“ 111.5
fixtures. 18x24 ........ 59¢ $1.:o CGMan’rABLES
Regular 08c.
,N‘I‘GHT GOWNS
" Of uninsook, pink or white
AND BLANKETS
2 cases for tomorrow‘s soil
111:? . . .......... ' ....... 9 Qt?
r” and 3, 3.1111121.
$10.00 INDIAN BLANKETS
All Wool Navajo Indian
Blankets, excellent for_ auto,
couch. invalid and many other
uses ............ .: . . . $5.9Q
$2.09 BED PILLOWS
Handsome Bed Pillows, cov—
ered with host ticking, filled.
with guartzntoed new feathers,
93.1.1.1.
$1.50 LINEN NAPKINS
All “111311, 18 x 18 inch size,
good designs $1.19 doz.
REMNANTS OF
TABLE DAMASK
(‘ivcr 1,1211 to select from,
They uro all linen and 1m-
htcnrhc'l lint-:1 11ml memorized.
Lengths 1 11.1.2. 1—4. 2 1w:
“1..
1’)
.—
mc FIG CHALLIES'
' mo \‘at‘tls for tomorrow’s
selling, good assortment. '
«« 5144! yd
FANCY LINENS
Renaissance and other fancy
linen, such as «loylios, tentrc
pitccs. scarves etc.
5¢ to $1 93'
EXTRAORDINARY
BLANKET VALUES
()1'1'12"h pair; 111' .umpt'
D lunktts, all matkcd for clear-
(1111:? for the last day of Jan-
would advise mom to wrllé‘dmmediw
tely toihe State management. and
make their claim. which undoubtedly
will be. firomptly recognized;
The point to be bornekdown hard
upon is that this was not a case of
heartless promotion, with 1113 culmin-
ating swindle by private individuals.
but; was 11 case OLWhat' was practi-
cally on bad a swindle by the sacred
cow or‘tno‘peoplo- themolves; who
€121.11, lawmakers to do just what was
time in giving tho Superintendent-of;
authority. It 11111512111911 tho beauty
01 the "jokdr" in practical tonight
tivo 1101111113. and the 1111pr con-
sciences 013 legislatons who vote "yen"
on 11111; that they have not examined
and know nothing Abdut, but merely
«or the sake 131' doing a mat: to
some fellow member ‘ the legisla‘
tore It is thus-11111111137 Empower
« hit“ 111', undér
elr till on the
' iveo a sin‘g‘lo', selfish. eyo-on tile-ninth
port has res
- itough 31" thousandii from B1111}
lot Falrfiold Beach into :1 summer ex
oursion resort would be entirolv out
of Rowing with the character of the
;beach and the town So they are pre-
mining to take whatwver stains are
“necessary to resin: the bill in ques-
‘tion.
gtilltltltlttl 110918
Willi Willi
MEXICO CITY. 1101111111., 11%.
Hill flit HER 8110111
(06111111111311 iron. first page)
‘..
_——--.-
llosidonts of Fatrlleld especially
1:11 1 taxpayers in the central district 011
the town are preparing to resist whotl
they regard as a. commercial invasionl
at the towu and n- destmstion oi the;
character of Fairneld Béach. Theyt
tool that the building of a big steam- ‘
boat pier bringing sWat‘ins oi summer
the 2111111 stop 111' bringing Faihfiold ,pomnent that bandits mind to cm
Bench to the" level of 11 chow 81111111131.“ 1110111 the: United’statns into \lextleo t
with 1111 the 1110111111112 of such 11 crowd-l back by troop.
.Ri .
or solution. , 1 .
Chat-lam Carefully (intended. ,
s. the 1111111911921
To ‘sa th 1 the 1.111019 country h'1~-‘
growth of: ' a}.
a summer resort 1111111511111 to Bridge
11 Fitti'fléld n 1111' w
n guided by two
rt on event worm 111111111 summon. .. ‘
to avoid
contents at Fairfielo. while 1111111” at
c‘ hotter. and determination to
' 11117
t“ that to block the . '
out of. .. those from“
bought the basalt.” us The polio
11111-10111 11nd at ‘ .
MEX. ., Jan. 39.
batiste, (tropes, cambric and IQ". LTNFN TOWELING uar,‘ tmnorrow. 1!
muslms.F1uc Qualit) of mag Sturdv ltn‘m crash.101'<li~'.li, Plankets up to $4.138 tor $1.93
I ‘ tcrials and trimmings . . 79¢ roller ox kitchen {OlVrv-l: Blankets up to $12 50 for $4. 98
I Regular $1. 35 12521919. 1 Blankets on to $7. 50 for $398
.‘w _: " - ' -
M um..- ........,......._.....w... w
juridgoport‘s summer resort problems," "hdr’ew for amendment of the ar’tt«
muffin 10 W ‘w‘horoan 1313. proposod transformation 0101' '
rite Assembly planned a continoottia
session from three o'clock this after—
noon until midnight of January 31, for
the completion of its work. ' The only
measures remaining tor'consideratlon
are the articles dealing with expul—
sion of foreigners and acquisition 01?
Hand by toroigfibra and providing for
11mm reorganization, together with
1 some minor matters.
ER FORT? VEARS IN"
ASOLITARY CONFIN’EMENT
cxcursioniat's From 1.11 over would, be it has been iep‘oried to the i at. l) "
month. on a par with Savin Book and day near Bmwnnvilln and were.- towed .
l
no to w‘orltj out 9121- salt/ital
’ 11d (31911161! by its 'h'ultbv2 ' ‘
Norwalk Chronicler