SOUTE NORWALKF"s will hire ”251131111 omistmed 1111-.
' |Rice ant-Willows no unusual conditions
VENING SENTINELl
“l continually train
in this regard
’- 11. 8 A. L. GOLDEN. Props.' 1 they are beginning to be useful, and 0!!
W111)“ go: 11 will be about the same
' ESTABLISHED BY ‘witlt the women."
JAMES GOLDEN
KONDAY, SEPT. 17,1917
There may be some who will marry
and drop their engincpring work.
W“ -- ~ .- 'There will be some who leave to fol—
WTURE ALMANAG EOR'low ncu that have
" TOMORROW lgrown out of this work, just as the
35gb tide 11:48 a. 111.
Sun rises 5: 37; sets 5. 55
opportunities
lambi'icus young man» leaves one» do
tpattmcut 101' the next higher up. But
1! ’ S
’with the held open, there will alwayz
e
Taggrggtgggéflel: 2223;151:321), he pit 1111 of good material ready to3
"entitled to the use [or republication trm H and there 111“ be efficient, ablcl
rig? 51:3:0‘3'9‘11'3‘3110 liggrnsédmfil‘? 110111011 cn2iu00rs who stay on the job
1 111 s p
13110 local new: published herein.
'All rights of republication of spe-
cial desputchcs herein are also res;
sewed. .
hecauw it is their job and they can do
it well.
.__1._____.
LlBERTY FOR FtSH. ;
A Frcnch llCtVSDZpPI' man tells of out
Rotunania. [
Wr......... _
SVENING SENTINEL T131301
PHONE CALLS {incident
,Ediftorial ROOM—92 'which throws cu illusinating light 011'
”mess Office—93 ,thr' llumian tctol'ution. .
omalk Brand] Office-.1388 i 821110 of the Run.- 1011 soldiers 111111
itor' s Besidence~218-2. ‘
city Editor' S Residence—14924 been attending a mass mectinu, at
Business Manager's Residence... which tiny 110 1111 the usual idealistit
113'12- ' discussion of ti 1'l1011y and equality. The
'moment the meeting was ove! some
MATHEMATlCS FOR MAIDENS lot the 111011 rushed toward 501110 tish
Whm has become of thc 11l1~lta~~l1im1~n9is that separated 11 small lake from
flarod that 111:1.‘3111120'0nemnd were used to keep the
Higher Education uniits girls fox mul- 'fiSh Cfl'ifilltld and make them easier to
rimou) ‘l" 1C you the pfiraso "night 1‘ (3d. catch To the surprise of the French-
mount-11': 111:1n,'thcv hogan to haul out and d0-
ears, , I stroy the nets and the stakes to Which
How far the tidc has turned in indi<illwy Wt" Their officers
catcd by an article in (100d “oust-1100;).i came up and tried to Stop them. But
ing on ‘Colle2e and \la-111120“5011i112 the soldier's explained:
“Fish 310 Gods creatures like men.
10 wi'nessed in
ed pessimist who dc
ucotion" sounds stt'antzt- to
'0 fastencd‘
forth (‘Oll\,lll(‘lll_9,l\ 1110 wavs in which
11101111105: for wise and how 1110 same right to libErty
‘ 'collcge 0111101111011
‘and intelligent 111011101'!1ood 'Bttt men Clul talk, and so have made.‘
1) l'
1
"There arc a good manv 1110thcrs)thcir 1'0v,0luti0n \1 lute fish are dunt
who 10.12 0: 11121110 110 successtld ani and can never make 1l1eir.s It isE
- .mothers they must be {1 tenth to their ther'0hnc our duty to did them. lie-i
1
t
" children. And the wives 11110 are rca' cause it is con
iriends husbands stand out as them up in ordcr to capture them can-
conspicuous exan1plc.-.\'ou cannot be it) and kill them."
a good friend to Spun-body 1111050 men
‘ ' m1 processes you 1111- i111 apablc of 1111
derstandlng, no matter how much you militarist could nousibly understand. ‘
and 1011 011111101 undot- tlt looks childish enough 01 on to Amor-
'1l procrascs oi unothcri ”“115 brou'gtu up on the bcclamtiofi 0t;
01 your independence and accustomed to what
we 1'e2ard as the, urine of freedom. N0
Mary to nature to pen
5
E
i
.0tl1011'
There is t‘t'VL‘ulcd 11 State of mlndf
which . it is 111110 to my, 110 Prusslaui
but to be;
1 91111111 1110 mcnt
Without 50m" little cxpcrlcncc
u'wnf’ .
But it is the case for 111ath01nttticst
'hlch is most interesting. lieu] oration to 1':ead
"It is the thinking of thin
Steadles the world 11 is 1110
"111.2 oi" a pl’oblt-m
" 1 solving it after you
sides of it that makes you 11 real help
111.11 world of tumour-d problems. Many
u"
25 out thatl italics. are certttcd equal, and are alike
Muir-.0111 endowed hv their Creator with certain.
life, liberty and the pursuit of happi-
llcrc is democracy with 11 ven-
11:“0 #0011 both
ncss."
tgcance.
But let us not laugh at 111050 simple
ludcd peasant soldiers There is
had taken dit'lPllCS 11111101111 otpla110-'fi<‘mt‘llllng winning ttboilt their child
‘ lessons, the matltcmaticnt like faith in democratic prtmlples, and
touch—~1l10.‘ ability first to recognize. a something noble in thclr readiness to ‘
"uproblem when she 5,39,, 11, then to :11... applv them unquestioninuly, 10521111110115
"tuck it without worry, to bring to ills" of apparent absurdity and regardless of
‘ "solution all the like problnms thallobstacles.
have previously 110011 snlvt‘tl, all ‘ the There is no doubt: of the democratic
"axioms and theorems that actually :tp- .'Sliit‘it ot‘ the Russians 11- is almon-
pur,e 24 carat, 100 per cent. de1no<t
it knows, no qualification, 110
a mother 1a rugglln" with tho prohlcnml
"of her child‘s food and wishing $110,111
hoods:
ly to it, and then to conic to a con
lusion and sink to 1111001100 it has: cracy.
hedging, no compromise or equivoca-
l't is .1‘1Rolulely Sincere it goes
been demonsl! :11011 "
The girl who has learncd that 01' 0.1'1 1‘0“
if 1011 tackle-'10 the heart of things.
'thcr than the old French tevolutionaty'
lidcnl,‘ 'l.ihcrtr, fraternity, equality." It,
1
problem has its solution.
t with patiencc, pluck and dot 01 1mm
ion, is not. going to ho broken, nor to
in 11 rupture between chdcn and the Argentine Ropubch.
L
lEYECUTlVE‘COM 1111'1'1'1111, 1 110211111011.
Nort'ittli' ll‘mpital. , , 1 1111131 MJrnnAn i’AR'l‘EM
Gentlemen: ' I
We limo ulwayn taken more or loss TRAMP DIVER VISITS
doubt those soldiers would change our‘lntcrest in the Nprwalk Hospital on
“All men and general principles, but now that we
icon Speak from pcraonal orpcrlcncc,'
l we furl it is fair
prcs't our appreciation for the kind, i
with 1l10 intent ott‘“‘”‘“"“b1“ 1121119,.md “mm"“wse are courteous and l-kilitul attention Mrs.1lord. he 11:12 told of tho wreck of 1110
R
itrcntmcnt there
pz'cscnt 1111011111,,111] v0 wish to assure places by a 'tronz notlteacter
you that tho hornitaKltns two grntcrul'
friends in
It reaches (111";
n
Foreign Minister-Lindman of SW eden faces charges made by the sec
rotary of state at Washington and the British government. that his oflico‘
acted as a clearing hOli'n'C for (terms: It codo messages sent by German
diplomatic otticors in ncutral countries to their home government. tilt-1'.-
sagm went from the Getlaan charge at. Buonog Ayros to the (l-erman
fo1'0‘2n otlicc through the “Swedish m inhaler there. The affair may result
.1
‘ The books; are not made up and the
has been '11 a standstill. The books
must be completed and verified, the
tax collector must get his thousands of
.nccountsAnd bills ready to deliver. ‘
The tax is unable January lot, and
tho preparatoxy work 11-1 still in
byvo »
1 This work will' no doubt be com.
pleted, but it. will neccur‘tarlly be pre-
pared in a httstlc, mlstukcs may oc«
,Lur that will perhaps result in loss to
the city. '
111 it. not better for city 0111011119 in
make 1110 city's business th01r first con-
App‘ngmm'gs HOSPITAL TREAT- , nldcmtlon and leave outside matters
MENT, 1, for others to do? It in often the stuff
10! omlsclonfrathcr' than the sins of
10mmlspurgltnt bring the greater cm:-
3131 11111131
ffiBAfDERS’
VIEWS
g
Norwn‘k, Com, July 27, 1917.
WEECK OF ISABEL
(Continued tram first Pane.)
«ww-
alter his arrival in Stain-
find just for us to 0.10-
Shmtly
connectedi 5101111101 lsabcl. the New Yotk--t0N01'-
-l walk bout that wont on the rocks of
lC‘ows 1011f about two rears ago, and
several days later wns hammered to
uracil rcccircd {.'cm all
wi h the hospital during two weeks
”.‘th to 2‘13t of the
T110 next day Johnson started 10 hr!
11":11121110, and 'was aided by Capt}
Jack'Ryle 10f Shlppan Point. Travel-l
1112 with Johnson was it young 1111111.
They made off to the Scene of the
wreck in a rowboat 11110th by Capt.
llyle.
Thc unique feature about Johnson
was- his strange diving apparatus It
consisted of the 0nd of a boilcr, ench
1111 is uscd in heating water front kit-
|ch0n tires. Before he made his plunge
he wrapped his shoulders securely
with felt and then put the boiler‘ovcr
his head. In the boiler, two holes
had been cut. and fitted with glass for
his eyes A long steel ladder was
next dropped into the water it much-
ed the bottom at a depth of twenty-
tlvc feet. 'l‘hisdone, Johnson (109‘-
omdcd, whilc‘the young man, who‘
was with him supplied the air by
1110111111 01‘ a rubber tube attached to
the boiler and airmail bicycle pump.
There were 110 other weights aside
"our: sincerely.
(Signed)
MR. & MRS G D. RUSSELI;
iciu'rtc 5111911583511 0131111011. ,
Editor Evening'Scntlne]:
Under date of September 1111 a
lengthy editorial appeared in the local
press enumerating the excellent
nchletcments accomplished by tho
mayor,
The first mentioned was, "it financial
or stem which would make it possible
to know where every dollar was go-
Last February the city engineer re_-
signed his poaition, a dinner was ten-
S' Y our Choice at.
important Work of the tax department
PLANS'FOR 1110'va
samples range in sizes from 16
up to $12 50.
to choose from; sizes 16 to 44.
0......9.
0133111911 from 16 to 44.
Serges and Tafietas
Two great purchases of Women’s New Autumn Dresses.
All of them are samples-—baug'ht from two makers whose
and good quality French serge—n11 the most desirable color-
i,ugs~—and as we said before, in all sizes. Values in the lot
NEW $10.50 SERGE DRESSES
These dresses are wonderful value; out full;
some trimmed with white silk collars, some with
i'fanoy haud embroidery; several dill‘erent styles
up to 421131011 silk taffetas
UP' 'TO $15.00 SERGE DRESSES»
Here is a wonderful lot of Women's New
Serge Dresses for Autumn wear—.worth every
cent of $15.00 when measured by any recogniz- .
ed standard. J ust. 100 of them in the' lob—good
quality serge in navy blue, brown and green; ' '
trimmed with braid and fancy embroidery;
. ,, sizes 16 to 44,
$8.95 $11.95
STYLISH SILK DRESSES
Several hundred more New Silk Dresses. The girls' 111 the store are waiting for the sale to
begin tomorrow so that they themselves may buy one. Rich tumble—black and all desirable coL
. S:9 95, 912.95, 91450
(EXTRA SPECIALS éALL OVER THE STORE
STATE QUOTAS TO l
AYER ANNOUNCED
(Continued From Page One) ‘
w
011 September 21; the northern Nowl
York quota of 2,338 on September ”9 '
....
and the potion. contlpgcnt of 2,029l
the goternors of
on September 26
Telegrams from 1
Rhode island, Connecticut. Vermont
and Maine gave their endorsement}
to the schedule Governor Royce of
Now Hampahh: said plans had been
11111110 to send the 111011 11 um that Stutol
in groups on each of thc dvo days
but that the order would be changed't'
to 1121'00 with the train nrrangcmcntsl
as outlined.
Tho New York recruits were to
havo come on September 29 accord-I
ing to the original plan. A telegramI
from Govcrnor Whitman tonight gave
assurance that their arrival would be
‘ set forward [our days in conformity.
with the new schedule. .
Major General Clarencc ll. Ed-
‘wnrds. commander of the twcuty-
sixth division, who is Short to go to
France, and Brigadier General John
A. Johnson, commander of the north-
eastern department w0r0 among the
visitors at the camp today.
THE KNOB SEASON
COMES TO AN END
' (Continued from First Page)
\Wiler, Mr. Saubye, 6~2, 6-3,
John Young vs. Mr. Milligan, 75; 5—7.
The entertainments were brought to
1111 end for the season by the ll'dll‘ll
week end dance, and was attended by
most of the members, fifty-four
couples taking part in the “lucky
number" dance, where Dame Fortune
smiles on Mr.’Cordis and Miss Ewell,
"State'of Connecticut
All Residents of Connecticut: owning taxable securities
are liable to tax “local rate: unless the State Tax of four
mills on the dollar has been paid to the' State Treasurer
On"-or"»Before September» 80th
The. salutes of the“ who neglect to pay thitt’tax 911111111931,
'A HeavyPeniflt‘y
th' fiancee in banks (not in Bavingé‘Btinksyuro'lluble 19‘
18
Inittructions and blank lists sent on application to State
Treoaurer at Hartford.
1'. s. OHAMBERIYAIN, Treasurer.
4.351113EMBER 1‘61"
break her family, on any of the pr-ob
Learning to do 1‘10 hard
is‘ real educa
01115 of life
thing, not to" dodge it,
7 WOMEN CIVIL ENGINEERS.
Kansas railroad has opened its
dices to women civil engineers. 1;, S.
, assistant general managm of the
and con-
1
I
l
rt-meut of cnctnect 1n
" attraction for the itchinson, Ironcka 63:
to 'Fe fidilroad,‘ is directing ‘the
nlng or the women.
mpléted in colleges and normal
11110919, and have agreed to have them
dy for work in the offices and on 1119
was of our company in six months "
It. sounds ltke Quick work. But the
dining is 11112930911119 importantly
11119 young women chosen already have
had an excellent foundation training.
'inro men outplayed In the same line of
ark. They are tackling actual labs
;.things.
' guys: "I have selected 12 woment with Germany until the German peeplei
3121,1101; mathematical study alveadvl
”They are to be broken in exactly as.
adds eup1 01110 charity and kludliness idcred and several who attended had a
{chill when they were called on to pay
5 about $7. 50 as the price of admission.
" It was common report followingjhis
You muv call it an lllllll‘flclwlcal in-t event'that the year' 9 appropriation for
toxicated idealism; but isnt it the tin-l the street department had been very
031 thing of its kind in the worldlilargely spent during the first five
Ru: Silt may vet become 11],. teacher of months of the year, an luSig'niflcaut
balance being left to go through the
democracy to all the ea1th. . e
_.__, remaining segen mont§:.peince 3:11;:
items as muc as 7 o
GOADED' To FURY l the year' s appropriation had been used
The gorevnment controlled Germantdurlng the first. five' months, leaving
pt 65% is still frothing at the mouth over only 11 small remnant Of funds for a.
th‘. Président’s peace note, with its ul- n‘e‘wly apoplnted official to finish out
‘ng‘g' the seven months of the year‘ 11' work.
The query having a pfbrtinout- bear-
ing on the above statement is, what
They m was the trouble with the financial sys-
It. 100.0th out to embtace all l‘iVipY-l
timaium that no can have no 110311
change their government.
ace'ntly, in a fine burst of of the street department, during than
indignation: 1 five months, ignorant of the 91111111103;
“President Wilson's impertinence is gussfiorWEZh?:30$:liyt 1:23:11}: 111;“,
1bcginning to get on our nerves. Has tion was the war feature. While all
119 no adviser to tell him that this sort' are of one mind as to this war claims,
or interference is bound to good a to a great many of tho taxpayers or
,proud people to fury?”
which saldr
To this'thc Christian Science Moult-Ibe’m’r filament 33'“ 3‘0“ 11113111911111—
Hike, if some one 9192,1111 been 611-
“ make“ the “WW" 1311.911 to do tblo'iv'ork; 191111119 1116
right now and looting their"vork
through pruriicol 9pm or 9%er
upmslden‘t: Wilson is doubtless 1111 may» and city clerk at “be“, to in.
low the load of the Cologne Gazette, tern, 111111 was the mayor and 01111111111111 .
‘tbe city it appears it would have be'énz'
111101911199 as the 111111 01115111 learning: tend to the admtnlttt'totidn jo'ttbc’ city'tt'
from a low chains :Jo 1115011 wrapped
about his shouldve ‘
more than 1111'
He made thr
that little was left»
from the mnchinor
hopes to secure about $700 01' $800
worth of brass and copper The ma-
chiuery he stated, is entirely cover-
ed with mussels.
Johnson said that. he. expected to
blow the machinory to- pieces with
tin hour.
" declared
he gave Capt. Ryle after his third day
of inspection of the-X98110]. » That Was
Week before last, and Johnson said he
,was going to return last -week andll
tune the explosive. but so far he and
his comp'anion have failed to 5110“? up.
The vessel is in twenty five feet of
water.
11’:on con TRIALS.
' will be accomplished.
dvnumite, which was the infurmntion“ ,
who won the prizes.
All.look forward to an active and,
successful season next year, by which
time is is expected that several im-
provements in the club and grounds
ERVICE
' The annual mutating 'will' be held as
usual on'thogflrst'Satm'day in 0010-
ber and the officers hope, them will
be a large attendance as several mut-'
'ters of luiportance'wlll come up to
be voted upo‘n.
""1115! to 11mins: 110162911; .
USE “111(115511“01111311111:n AND WIN
"quick relief from hemhurn bout.
jgassy stomach . (11:11:13: nod other
Judge Boom "Ms-lune Git-sen
Common Pleas court.
tell civil side 0: the Common
of motions lanle’udlng. '.:"-He alao‘as
tho: Vlawyerd turn up be will be busy
every day and be the first civil tribut
not to get; down to trip] doings. 1 1
ready for this court Mare than 180
111:” month und they are still 06mins
In
1
'JJudge John 11.130631 prelsidcd o'yorio‘ , 1
Plens’ »
court last weekend hourdu number .. .»
signed cases :01- triad this“ week}!!-
There is 11‘ great docket of cases]
new writs wore returned .101" the open-l
ndigcsticri ills. 1009‘ your Entire
" ystom. stir up your
lowing the lead cl"
' .
iambic lty fol- .
, Patrick J. Tierney, tor many you rs 9. t
clal district of New York, perhaps to 0 best-
round-m acquainted. with every big man of W all street to
~ “Mam ' is now Lieutenant Patrick J. Tle’rncy,
‘ “ omflc'b,' It: _ cable censor ‘It‘n' New York and this photograph
'l’fmmmlm .111 new 011119 11 ' on by tram.
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telegraph operator in h
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