s 5‘ y . 4— THE SOUTH NORWAL! EVENING Elm ~ HOKDAET, AUGUST 13,’ 1917, m SOUTH NQBWALK' This change is characteristic of a 3 w v— _ "'7 —" fl ., . ‘ ' ~ y ' “I y'—~'-~—'-——'t~y—v-w -:___, -____. l . __, , , -' ‘l . , NHRWAlK’S “SEES . “1'8 3““ F“? ”’T ”19 “9!“- hli Prtkmlfi[email protected] running“... ”0;. EVENING SENTINEL .cezieral tendency to relax the (fidtin sE- _ ' ‘ l ‘ , prim is shown in the Picture in the act' 5.. . _ :rerity of Sunday Irtws in America. And ' Lt bemg weighed was the president. y. l ' = _ , 7 ‘ W 3(ice 3‘? the honest tears of many of Patrick MWPh-‘V for many years sick 2‘; ‘ L 3 A‘ 1" GOLDEN‘ Prof"lrmrpconécjentiouscitizens ii >9€mS that AS AT PRES [NT “AND iN flLfl:DA¥3 gtion 833:“ at Saugatucl; and “'11" 5““ g “—7- . ion tho whole tliedcndencv is :1. whole _.___.__ lhws thcre, the Vicc‘president, and the ESTABLISHED. BY : ‘ , ' ylate B. W. Maples. founder of the Nor- 5.- JAMES GOLDEN . twme ("19‘ “Sabbath was find? for A Writer in a Bridgemrt and attracted the attention of the walk 11011.13 secretary. The president‘s. g moan. and not than for the Sabbath." Paper Tells of Movement members of the Norwalk Historical so- choir, made 0f 1083 fl“? 01‘ six inches MONDAY. AUGUST 13, £917 {said v1.9 pnugdex- or it... Milli. Thoxe t0 Acuire R0130“ Point ciety abCut ten years ago and a oom- in diameter wasa massive affair and is 9% 3-. 37,49".qu lrilitiee' was appointed to investigate 5”“ in 9Xi5t9flce at the Point. After words were 0‘.P1ltlilk"d ll) the maker.» y HINIATURE ALMANAG FOthJ blue laws. The Sztbllallt i- once gamer Days Recalled 0f ”19 ”cords and determine if the city M“ “0’10” 501d the Property pubic in- . ;y > ~ 2more help" adjusted to ‘tumun ni-edq mngs at the Shore 511” retained any claim to the NOD“ terest died out and although many 9" fl ~ ’ 9 TOMORROW ? . l . h ‘ ,, .k ‘d' .. Ri-l d h" . , '. Eerty, but like the other attempts {0115 were made to revive the club. ‘t t, is: High tide 914 a m y 9_27 P m ‘\\ltPll we hau- coiliplett-d Lit .t Just- yn ”feta; 1;. ‘1}:hdin a FpECldl “we!“.3“Ever_vbody's business was nobody's passed out of existence about twenty l"; .y . _‘ . ‘ " ‘ ' ' intent. \‘l‘t‘ shall he no less religious U“ 33' 1‘1 $99011 P051 wrote business" rnd tho “”5 don years ago. 3 .y Sun T1888 5.02, sets 6:52. I as follows concerning the shore, re d no 1 g d e. ’ .. l“ 1 Ethan before-i. and much healthier and As Site for Shipyard. 1 Burning 01‘ the Dorlon House. \ J, sorts of :xorwalk: l The property passed through 59...; John E. O’Sullivan who purchasedxé Hundreds Of Quiet Bargains NOt llizippiel', .. ‘. . _ _ . ~ . . y. ., .3“an SEMINEL TELE-i Lth) once in a while hormtlkyflal hands until 153-; when it was pur— the property ran it most successfully: PHONE CALLS l f' 9““ _ —-—~.———- wakes u ' - . . . < ' . p to the fact that ex on foot “f’cllamd b . unt‘l ‘ '1 < - ~ - - . c y y . y y y . _ , . A y Scudder Kelchum of new 1 1f “db bmned to the ground in A . l ,- mun-19,1 gown—92 y WHERE COLLEGES FAIL tylluylityxgutiful slime flyonl from. 'Flveyyork who made elaborate plans for a 1902 while being put in order for the l" dvertised 7. irumsflmégs y. ' ("oilcuc :illilctics has come in for song”: 6 d 11:“ tf’ “1" “ estport “Peyyshipyard and actuélly built a shop for summer season. Mr. O'Sulllvan built 5 . —'.“"" '-" M I 1193 OhOffi ~1388. lv l-u ~r'i‘ istli It im not met th “9 '\ 9mm? Dames” Th” ”1'1th purpose but suddenly abandoned the W959!“ building on the same site ’3': ’il 01V": 7 {an . ce . 9" l 1 m ~ ~cludcs the islands iar e and s .11. ~ ' %" PRESERVING‘KETTLE SASH CURTAINS "Editor? Residencer—ZIB-Z. lnwd.‘ of wztr-timc. 13.9%de Fostenwimm its harbor, Tghen \y manglhls plans and in 1851 the point came and a few years later sold the pl'opPrty| y Steel, gray enamel 12 Already for use good qua] ’ , Oil; Editor’s Residence—14924 ty y y y . y . _, y y y .. f orwa into the possesion of J. \V. Under-hill ‘0 ”19 Norwalk Country club, and' " ' - ' - " ‘ l 93 y w ”,8 Re,“ .yof lived (olicgc ltlld at UM nleellnfl‘m‘ihldllé t mowmeut to buy a Stiltableywho constructed [he flrgt permanent built the present hotel fl‘eurhy, [hell/'1 30.231131“. Worth V$1A00l65c _ 18W SW1“ Value 459- y! ' 113.12. Ellie National Education ASsoolallODisnP it)! ya playground by the sea. Onli‘ydock. The old ship building was con. name IGYertingio its original ml? of i-l P - ------ . ------- 816.. . . . . . . .yy . . . 326 )y ...._- , "mm“... L‘m‘ disappointing littd been u... s110\\‘-l];:m ”n““‘_”f’”““ssl°“ “as “a?“ b-‘Vi'erwd into a hotel which immediately Grew-r point- ! [MASON’S FRUIT JARS SUMMER Pom-mans b RELIEF FROM .PRO-FJTEERING ting of the colleges when the supreme'tyysysy‘riyzgt‘smw: to ayuthorlze boyibpcame popular. Philip W. Harden {yy Pints or quarts 796110561] cross stripes, all colors l4 . . , . _ ' . u ' con emua ion irocec . - . w , . i i..\ -_ t. The government at last is gmyngym‘ (“my PM mm m ”w mm was yyy it y y H y y yl) y .leOk purchased tlu property in the KILLEDAS AUTO . . ’A MI Value $2.50. Sale $1.79 pair i\ _ _ y i y _ .. y y _ Wk .y g.» Ol tie puuhase of Call lastureylate 505, and made many improre- PLUNGES OVER .. LU NUM W...— 9 ,3 definitely on the job of prolectingy“mm-‘1’ hyu‘ the“ bodies “ 91" ““1 ' lbeach, f0? many years a favorite tPnHlttelits greatly enlarging the hotel, and, AN , V l I ,TEA “TILES FELT BUGS ' l consumers from exorbitant prime} "Th“ “F“ "3” ol‘ ”‘0 wwmmm" lmg ground for ““9“?“ 0f “Ullpf’rb-lrebuilding the dock. “11868 anumbcr. EMBANKMENT 5 NO' 8 sue ‘ """" $149 Basket weave, heavy qual. ll . - * . . . l. .. . .‘wa: for thousands of college students This beach was 0105“ 10 campers 7351‘: f l i ' ' . .‘ .' . . ““— 74 . it - Size 27 X 54 11101185. I 1' The president lids bun uni" povmt: ‘ ‘ 0 ‘“ prominent busxmss "9“ 0L (Continued From Page One) I l yyALUMINUM SAUCE 'PANS Vilma $2 25 sale $149 \. . ., .. . .. ) .. sunltllcr during the infantile aral 'si'" ' . -. ~- 3 . . ~ . _ by COHEN?” ‘0 control the Pm?“ 0r “'a".‘md mm“ glddu‘mb to ”H” melscurc. and has not been opellled llii::gr‘flkulgllau‘udrdorcgtlztlatlllndrrhllcig: *“ "- Four quart 8128, With 00v. . g y moo p _. x 6 er. .Spectal ............ 980 WOMEN’S material. foods and Nels, and he hzi 5' tritium" ctltlips for Oll‘lt‘Pl‘~‘. ’l‘lie int-l , y . , y y " deSOD. .\0 further steps, however,yname of The Gregory's Point Marine Both men one pinned undel the. HOLEPROOF HOSE ( . l . ~. ~. , .H ; . . ‘ x 'tl, .. was for men with minds. , .‘ H , _ car, Finite u b ' - a .l . _ y declared his film lit mum to use it. deH 9 nu l 1- y y y y tliitm- bun made by the powers that blag)” and made another attempt to start of" Staying: agdngtlllielfilggpli‘gg Sgt JELLY GLASSES Li ht W ‘ ht ' = ' . . . 4. ‘.~ '3. l . tug) v' . l t . . ' ' " ""1 - - '11 EVCTY gm" Am"“¢'"“ "“15‘ 1‘9"] “i ‘nd y‘mdub ydlym’m m“ ’3 pct 1‘ m ”0 bu” “ for a public park. m shipyard, but it met with no better able to move his body. He succeed-Eli With tin cove”, 8 oz. and lislegthread Big; ,lar gggéume ‘1 sense 0f‘5llanit‘ in the knowledge“ that l’l‘yflwal training. uudcr trained iced . Roton PM“ Ideal. isuccess than the first attempt. Several 'fd “Her an ”PF“. in getting his hand! 1Q Oil size . . . . . . . 35c dozen Sale I . g“ 35 I ' V such drastic measures urn necessary, ore, and by regular participation in} Durinyg ”W D351 “'Gt‘k ”NYC has he?“ attempts Wt‘l‘(’~nlfl(lt‘ to sell 01‘ 191159 it; ‘ylif:‘a‘::y:‘y'y‘:”::e humiymm“"5““1‘dcylu T ‘y » ............. 0 pa“ y.” ' ' . . .. . . . N‘IH'WN efforts made toward: tie -‘ . . . .- . ‘ ' “4 ‘ -' “NS-l *5 PFC—51““? i : ‘ 7 'It seems 5”,ng that in a an“) of pop. rigorus athletic calms. Thole “as. y y “y 1 PM ythe hotel property. without success. that W. noise aroused some one in‘i '3 E CUPS AND l-WOMINS’BURSQN HOSE 9 ‘ ' . 11> ., § ““59 0f the City of Retail Pomt. iiowiuutll it was filtttllv Sold to Philetua u... neighbor” d 1 ...f . ,' SAUOERS' 350.”,(1490 l't . Rag' ,: ii the public Welfare tilld lilo succcss not “"0113“ “"3”“1’19 lnterco "gm“ ’owncd bv ill" C = fl . I . ~ ' " " . 0 ’ am “a” bi) they. Pla' h't ‘ qua l y. ’ V y y y y . y . i ouutc CUI (‘Ulllildnl’ylmflorh abow York hotel mun to 157m“ et-c annoyed by [110 noise its the in-l-r-fi “1 W l e ' ' ' " ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 100 1111' and eth‘fl Size 31301{ and l of the war should be threatened as 3mm“; '0 ”‘0‘“ 30 W“ cont. “f “ohm for 50 years one of the most -‘ . . . . . . . t . dividuttl who ev - l \u - ,- N " - ' - y _ y , y y DOD“ l The new owntr thallgtd tht name to 01 1c in. fired H)! \ TI 1" White ............ 24c pair : ‘ they are bv the deliberate impostition ““00- Thousands “1 "011W“ seniors 131‘ PICNIC grounds on the Connecticut Dorlou's point and started in to boom 3110"" {rm “ gcyolyver. This bI‘OUght; 113w L0? CANISTERS .; ~ , ... .. , . .. , 0 wire in o a: . - ' . MR " of “unconscionable prices." 'alid recent graduates mum to pass rm)“- Although ”"3 WWW" ‘3 atiillt‘ resort in which he was most sulf'n'and it". a": whkfhle;aslobgllamflffifi ti: 3 ”is?” ve lb‘ size. 750 TABLE ‘DA 31" ‘l In manv recpccls our bunting-ea the physical examinations." immm held under a long lease blyflll;ccssful. Frequent ”cm-5‘0““ came by in!" was turned (““31" A“ ””5 LWHSES p . ...... H . . . 3993“” Width, mercerhed l‘f . . I l i 11.. 7- l-v n t (10ml fluijl‘jiunusenlpnt company ““11 ”19 9‘19“!” boat from New York and other cities, done, Slaplcton icapcd up. He com-M MASON FRUIT JARS mus-”l excellent for wear. if. world has shown l'til'c ilnscll'mlincss “‘0 C“ Use“? 1.1 D 0 ’ i\'e\‘ill‘ 13' '11 ‘ . . ‘ 'l‘lal'ml f 'l H ' ‘ " “ML" W l r G h I y , yy y. ( ti) ty at its head, and do. and a large number of pormnent o pans in )3 unit. and “as”: Pints or 113318 79 d 01‘ .1000. Sale .. u96 yard .nnil patriotism. Thousands of ouz'ldml'- The “Wm“ ‘8 1“”1’31’15 “m“g‘yspilc the fact that vcrv expensive lni- gupg. pmvnizpd the hotel The dttily'Rmr‘y filmed lmd ”0"?“ on in?" ' q 0 9w“ ; y _ . . ,.,.- l - ‘l'l 5 1' 3 . 'y . , V; ablest busincso men ill all lilies of 1113A ““130 amount or money '3 51"!” "“yprovcmentg have been mtldc. it is un- trips of the, steamer between South LStii‘gedntulfsdi} ngfhlhcél’ll‘ligl‘id {lira : 9‘ NOORT‘H POLE ICE Tfigmohgfimfisxz ' 1‘6 dusil‘y are giving their host Sel‘VlCUH‘COHPm‘ SPOT”. “01‘0"ts ”0m “3 “mufifrswo‘l that a “‘10 00“” b0 (‘m'Cli‘d Norwnlk and New York Wt‘rc schedulqt‘im'ty. Warned of the accident while L"; CREAMFREEZERS ‘ ish, 1:181] mazltfz’tsatm fill \\ ii . y sonnl service is so ”new rcndcrcd, ppmmeg and colleges engaged in in- :ty lilo pl'ltCtz could be ?1~ranygcd. Eany‘od for a rcgulur stop at Dorlon's and lliifilltliitfur‘l;,mu'Plls anytylygilitmml inbmi'p ‘i Two qum size $1.69 lent designs W:r£llr€£1egge - it . . y . y y .y ‘ lc mos sanguine firms of the i , . - - ' :9 *‘ . ? Henry um uttp; ‘ . - . nearly every branch of ln(lll:~’!l‘_\‘ and tercollcgiutc “ml“l‘c“ "hm" soyfilmyhmw admit that the “0me with ”'9 New?” Ad‘lgmyk“: OTIFrpggll‘ lance was immediately dispatched toi‘i GENUINE CREX RUGS Sale --------- 750 yard . commerce has been engaged in what. pmgmem pnstmi, that only about 17‘!“ WWW", 1 H. , ' ‘ lengths rout “1" 0‘ “ on ‘ " .1ltc scene and brought both men back. \, . .‘ ’ l- “ t h ‘Ld. “ ‘ l it Hi 7 y o 1 f”? m'ilc studt’nts inke' y (Haunts “Ullld cost or blew up on the morning of septen1.1‘tnltc.t:t1n was pronounced dead by.'l nght 91ml. dark blue, JAPANESE NAINSOOK W o t e o. ina.ycolisuiuct. 00 s l e a pot t n. o 1- . .. y yo 4.211059“) hallo million dollars and 1.91.23, 137s, ' Sixteen people were ylylylyi‘yilltfy‘yrldinl: physicians (”'1th85 ink-Md: Grecian and band borders, 40. inches Wide, fine soft li dclibclntt, .ulatitul attempt to rob part in tilt dilllllfl gm“ , ‘ny‘ ylfg‘“. 50”“ llltlt. chance of raising ltykmpd and many “-rrlbly scolded and of (Qullillxanlngglulllilhzg :ghdbllguhyy’yng“ .45; .8150 9 X 12 'feet. Value texture. Worth $3.00. 1.. ,him at every turn. ltlltui half the, students engage in any ." Illt‘tstnl. llgindlord Footc who was in charge Stupieton “3“,. (“km home in $191K”? $10.00. sale . - ~- -- $7.98 Sale .......... $1.98 piece 0 . Robbery of the government will llelfm‘lll of systcmntio exercise. The ma-l 'l‘l Wh° wanys GfGGO'Y'y' POM” trendered valuable assistance. Many nfy'Pf‘." impressed into service. i \ COUCH l elimimttcd firm of all. Unnsidmuhlcljoriiv col llteil' oxol'ciso out of watch. 19.!) there Is yaregorys Point "Mum“ bodics womrplaccd “m“ the broadl Ml" Finnegan was a weli‘known l‘ : HAMMOCX PILLOW CASES " y . p . . occupied by the INOl‘ll'alk Country Chill. veranda“ and first aid was mm mm yman in thou-m1; and Brld sport, ‘ Extension pillow and wind Size 45 x 36 excellent mus b " progress has tilt-curly been made in mg gridiron bullies: from tho lilcach- it is co . t, l' ' ’ ~ having fol. years been affiliate w.“ , . _ v i - ti yy _ _ _ y y y mpaltttnc y of small men but injured. The local pnpers‘mcntioncdtuie automobile business in film; .shtold. Value $900 hn' Worth 250' 3 .. that direction. A reasonable profit, crs. has many natural advantages and lutsynm his first “my was to "(.1059 “warm.“ ““3 Clix, ills lilaco‘of ‘bllsld-fli " Sale . . . . . . . . . . , , $7.50 Sale yyyyy .. we each “l y and no morn. is to be allowed in lllC: The trouble is that nearly till Ule rcctllzu‘ trolley scl‘vicp. and can be bur." filters was at 15 li‘airfleld avenuegflu 3.4% y “®*W©“<®°m ‘ iO vouched by good 'sized vessels at. its Prior to the selection of Xilintic RS . - illock. From th ve . . t .- truck. He “"5 a mom 9? 0 facturcrs arc To be forced to soil loymklng men who are already good mil-i e ry lltst scttlcmcn in state camp mound for the militia rm- t’lllzonllllin club‘tind of ill: Elk: ‘12:. l p . of Norwalk its natural ndvnnta elsi . . . . . . our allies lit the sumo mics. 'I‘llcn lelou and making them slurs. melon“ W1... "DDN’Cl‘ll l l y 1‘ .ynuyal mmmllmtnts “ere held at the 'ttas a married man told Icarus it wife. I. . . . _ _ . i . . PM. um d rough d00kypomt. where. several brigades assem. and a young daughter. Mr. Finite-j ‘. u '. . » i 2 t. y h _ . , . ., . . rumba-<0 of all war supplies. Mimll'ultonol‘ and attention are dcvotcd “T'dR‘PDOI‘i- ”'9 owner for the )lttccarp. \ ' . r . . -‘ __ I . - - , v <' ' " I u . . - . - . ‘ comet, tlic lilHJ‘Sl pioliltlu the pro-yo! unsung the, physical MONK“ 0f ”Mutts built about the time of the first .tl-lbled tind (lovcmor's Day. when my! gig“ had) many fi'leldLl in this cityi tection of the American public from "(‘nf‘l‘ill student body. The wettltltngslolitient of “home lots." In 1710 tliciExcellcncv reviewed the troo s was a“ o Were ptunnedyzmd grieved at ”‘8! ' h t. t - i -:l0\\'ll fathers lll'ltll" ii. 8 ecial . l l" W . p . news of his death. He “'33 “DORMI ‘ OPTOMETRIST «who most. lit-ed (it.\clolitllen me i; . D . gtan. 0 gain occasion which attracted VlSltOl‘P b" -- ti 1- . . ‘ - y 1 .Id 1“ “tibial. terms by the hueiq l - . . l . y ‘ yoncdand 0110 half acres of the COmmOll.from mum; around. The parade lions mm lois City and Bridgeport: 58 Wall Street. y Nom 1! m] to insist that prorluccm and (19:11.1 goerct'irv of War Bnltor has called an in 1410 to John Benedict. in OX-lm'ound was also used by local mumg gilt Stnplcton is resting tit his llonie,l .- ‘ _ I "- “ ‘ i ., , - . :clinngc for a right of way through his:compnnlos and by the cadets of tutor-ti”6 AM] “”191" mmgm’m" i“ " semi-i KRYPTOKLENSES—Foldin'g Oxforda in Gold or el‘s shall make no profit out of private quantum in this some error, and has 'propcrtv with “‘lllfllclt‘nt fiiom for the b . . lconscious condition but his cordition .« . . ' ‘ 3' military schools. ~ . .. ' , ‘ - ' . Shell Shur-On and Other Mountin . consumers than they make out of ll10.fl“kf‘(l the Collegiate Athletic ASSOCiR'HlilSSflgo of carts, trams. and 11101110 ye' ls not N “Duh. A, be Ls suffering only ‘ ES Thorough examination of the eyes” Oculists'prescripm rnpaclmis interests. ' l The government is wisely dctol'min- norcd. ‘ ' ' . In d' k . . we'°°.m¢ “‘9 FBLMIH- Ifrom shock. The car ill which the? government. This is a fair and llcccii-1 tlon to inaugurate :i more rational. 11 mg 110““ “8 Gregory's point. Tht‘. About this time the FM Men‘s as.'w01'e riding was owi‘fed‘by Mr. Finué-l . saute to be :v'e property of ye town for-:socizitlon was one of the most popular. can and was loudly wrecked. 1 ,' J30“ Prompt]? filled. EXP"t RCP‘im' Cult ever." in 1742 Mr. Benedict sold the20uting clubs in the east and numbered- “pi"fiflggfinfin‘gngfil‘leiogtanalytic:l . , , . ar . "‘sary demand. which the government systm’n. He suggests that it thorough, should proceed to enforce with all iifi‘rourtse of bodily cxcrcisc be made coupl y y ‘ y .plopetty to Samuel Fitch. brother of members from all over the country. W. Finnegan. of 55 Putnam avenue ' owor. i 11901‘ in ovcrv college. ”15 “(ll'lcel . - . ' p _ _ y pl Y . , y \y film goletnor and one of the bounda-‘The club held its annual clambakes at and Wm ll native of South Norwalk - ' A starvmg mm“ cannot. wm 1hr. should be followcd. \tlietlier fm \ M ms was Gregory's point. illorlon's for mliny vearq Mr Dorlon'wml" here he was ell-known as an: pol-t, where there was a much larger most conspicuous example of it. but . . . l . . . . . ., ' ' ’ ' " ‘ . m - field of ttctivitv and he became very En land F ' lt'l d m war. A nation Obllgt‘d to spend 115 0.; NICO. mental and plilmcril lttttning These deeds ieceiic considerable lint r s ' r ‘ - Expert ecliuntc and operatorofauto.‘ - H‘ ‘ g ' rance, dy an so 6 y D . c c ting many bevy 301k men in mobiles. Some years ago he 9 b c... successful in the sale of motor trucks. other countries are in line and Rus- _. whole income for the licccsmiy-ies of should be combined. , , attention in Hall's History of Not'wui‘liythe cltlb. and ran his excursions from ed the opportunitv to go to Bridge! Mr, Finnegan. after leaving school sin and China are struggling towards ‘ life will have neither money for war1 ..._..._——-0 _ ' ll“ 5011111 NOI‘Wfllk. went l0 “'0“: f01‘git.’ Democracy is ‘5'» (mild to win be» " ” ‘ "”‘”“““"‘““ ""“" ~ . w —" -w itlie R. S: G. Corset Company, then for “cause, notwithstanding its weak- loans nor spirit for fighting. This is: PATRIOTIC RIVALRY a democratic war. a war of coopern-i Time has been a markt‘d decroage tion on equal “m"; for equal bcnc.‘ the last few days in tlic FTWOI‘W’H- d fits. No class of citizens can be allow- 1 0“.“me claims filed hy rogtsmfid y to take advantage of the rest. A pro- citizens. A new spirit of “.imngnpss ‘ fitcer is no better than a traitor. lto servo is evident in “party every WWJW “WM“ 1’” Contour “id 1.3" “9899's it tends ‘0 We “10 individual y - ~ ,er learned Jltey butters trade With ‘a decent. chance. it makes the good . Crofut & Kitti'pp. He then entered tliel of «the individual the keynote and Philadelphia office of the Blickcns- recognizes the riglits and capacities :‘tcr Typewritinc Company. but dissir-iot manhood: it is not perfect. but tr. .- in}: (0 return (0 Norwalk, [00k ll. D05l~ marks the‘ meanest approach to per. -y'tlon,\ritli F. E. Lockwood y& iCom-yfecuon that anybody has been able l’pany, the Norwalk automobile dealwto formulate. ' _.i’ers. After a time he went on the ~ Where Few Dominate. {road as salesnlalr‘for the Unitcdi "Always in the struggle to make' iStates The Company. and 111911 be” democracy cflctivc. it has Men op‘ "came the Bridgeport rcprcscntgdive 1 posed by the idea that a large pal-t of of the Mack truck. rind a year‘ Orlthe peopleuiust lie subjected to the more ago took over the. agency of the i will \md membemg of a few who Maccar. ' . domiliatE’. not because of their abili- " The funeral services will be. pl'lval0.;ties or wisdom or gotidnecs, but ‘be‘ > and will be held from' his late home; cause of their‘inherited posifiofl in in Bridgeport 0“ Wednesday after-fsociety; an idea which limits and re- noon at. 2130 O'CIOCk- Burial will, be ‘stricts the activities of the individual lunestport. . land denies to him his fundamental IN T0 flight to "Life. liberty and the 11911111“ FIGHT G ‘suil of happiness." Unless curbet yy ' democratic forms such is the result: P ERPETUATE - got an autocrat égovci‘nment; yand ,. where in a nionar, by or empire there‘ OURMFREEDOMl exists a military filif‘system towhich‘ ‘ I 7 fl 4' ‘ Y" ' V? ' S": ' l r a -. ‘ ""_"- . ven vi r cs r' t - yy 81010315 Value ml :82? $1.8 .oaszst'value SW 34%ng (Continued FromrPage‘ One) \ lainatetdtjeaifd \l'lilclltihgolgrs it‘ll: $3253 “BLUE L A.WS'T ""“G N_E community. y 0 The chief cause seems to be the ex- The famous Connecticut "blue 1 Ws" r now more hi“ i memm‘ lnmple set by our friemlly-ulieussince ”8 I v2“: 1 h) - .or c1 1 lthe order- , to, let them volunteer lest L12} :30 cgmnt: M11110 pre ifdr the; national army.- In one of our 8 mon .0v '0 r . y _y » y .. l e“ l 1 ~ “ re 0 m1 y recog ilttrgc. representative industrial rifles cw spt of 5mm“. ob~crvrinc e rules i it was observed, shortly after this or- y u h ‘ I I‘dcr became effective, that more than half of the qualified aliens summoned ‘were waiving exmptiou. This was par- i‘ more liberal and sensible. TheyI y ,.y , y y iticutirly impresstvcm View of the toe. the attem t of 17th ccnturv Pur-l _ y y V 'D - . ‘tlllll two-thirds of the qualified cili- tanism to-leglsla-te the innocent joy ., y . ‘ 7 y _y ' -' lzensdiadtciaimed exemption. .The cm: of life. They recognize that 1111-. - . _ y y. H zens were put to shame by the men 7 nature as it exists in the normal- . “ban . they had professed to despise. and. woman, is not wholly bad, _ _ 11 id be ’d'flfa‘t the‘ltlstluctlve. ‘1ch of vari- Many 0? thekcttizeil: 1111:; (Ed ask- rnts or recreation hitherto ban-‘ observedmla nests ' ' ’ “ ed for exemption because they felt it y .. i -- ‘ .. 2 . S o . v. . .: , ‘ ' ‘ i ‘ y a neutral position. “Th i , - tbi . » , . ~ x t. . , e v ctory of Germany in S is joint ant-inconsistent with the . ‘ h : Men My ”as: .-. Sllkfiweaters . ‘ . ' G‘lm'" ”rm" * {war means that an outworn system at ' ‘ ‘ un‘just that they shoufdbe sent to t 8 - . - - . ~ -‘ . “it took two yearsmf this war and . i . . . - . . | . society. which most of the world has &::;%ttia chan e that be u ted front wlille._thanklcias aliens remained y Marvel“ ..v mes” “i0 ‘18 Vim . $t4$8 1;. yy a demonstration of German methodsi‘been striving to throw Off. will be g y 0 vat-home to reap the benefits. When . it. .. , s a . i. . . 0' " ._ ’ "0 clear-our vislom-during Which pe- perpetuate‘d and extended. 1t mennl fle‘outwnrd observance of the . Fl‘lflmtimia" the“ '1‘ , Trim! Germanyitnd he” “"193 havei’the victory of autocracy over demo? I - the alienszwere invitedto enter the ar- 3% atusps P y _ SWIM etervprhdplo ofdnternation- 'cracy. and it means this not merely y abbatll in Connecticut, there will be a a o chceermny the y“ o . . 3“”ng . y . _. 7 . gyal .iaw; violated treaties“. will. 05- go.- Europe. but fér us: if we should notable; change in the spirit. .of it. my. and reflpon e B L‘ W SPEG'AL -‘T~ “Quill! ‘1 {98 ’5, tcblished 20““ °t ”"91? “W“ ”‘9 escape the actual domination of Gen $710,310 COATS . Specialnt $15 10325 CDATS Special at I iced as obsolete. Connecticut has 0 u. hey are fewer in number than the ld ones, and ncedlcsg to say. they are :the thoughts of those who l'ule.-as‘ . lis the case with Germany .th ind“ yydlysturbéinces on our Souiltern boufld‘widual man must necessarily be (‘81 nfiayun .iiéelitc occupied pith our own .mgved of mam. of his opportunities. a ti is an »n attempting to maintain} ... To Prepare Freedom. ’ ' 1 ltuatlon changed. “5" “1" alonxmvbich we "’3“ fold tinny maid still be compelled. in. a lwe might travel: sunk ourchipslith -pure .55".defeuse' to mumgln gr“: hipocrlsy has been swept away. - , l ‘ fut, . ‘ ‘ whereas now. a it'lioleilmne T V3.” y- submarines and mowered our cltl- armies “a nude: to climax. outset-t . coplanar now indulge in certain betw _ emu“ and. aliens us to .. . certs. when we finally realized that emment Into an 33.3““; mm." M. rtnlocs..pleasures without any tur- “ y u re wltll , t. .. , “‘9 resulttt 0' ““5 V“ would decide chine, aid .to trail with other: cool- which shallmllowd elm: r 08 ' ~ ‘whether the autocncy' or (tarantula. away the but: of armed duel- flashlight mrilAmerlcnnlm and de- ,4 D j " . _ *' ~ 7 ~. y yy ‘ I. .‘would dominate tho world or when!“ mun ‘ TM ti my mind. 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