will!”
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m “WALK Wig; D" m “*1"th u transnationaren'treoflrm
. I G SE L freidhthandlers. carriers in glaas- or, any more They have mg or
:1.- “NINE works, as foundry workers, 1’35th er from times when weather and ne-
:(rapircn in wheelba rows up an in— (opinion more features that had to be
(”F-7'1: iii-D0. Ming lumber in yards, considered. in districts whcrc roads
and in other forms of heavy mucular were impassib‘e in the winter the
work. At the same time men are still long vacat' on came at that time ct
cmplo) ed in work requiring little mus- year. And shore farm work was part
(11 '9; stain, a; shoe salesmen. clerks of every in: and ggrl's life the” school
and flocrwulkers. (10st early 2,2 Lin; spring and didn't
is needed here The open until late in the fall.
f r i Iteriaccment of man by women Teachers can take a term of! under
‘ should he in lc-rr rztrenurus phy: Zuni the hen regime. just a they sunny!
I i 011? - 1'3‘ ('1 ‘n 11131 ll 01h (“$01105 have taken the three summer months.
....I v. orlzier: shou‘d be then onlv 0— ”w, can teach all but four weeks
11‘ n: c:- tllirtz for deftness and no of the year with the attraction of a
ILLGOLDEH. Props.
"W’.
runner gov 3 1917;
run: mule run
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Organization
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as local news pastime meta.
All rights of republication of spe-
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“59 in determining the "em“ ““9“ the thought of no long vacation at all
“omen should be ““9"“ to handle. But even they'll not find it so disa-
Cue association of foundry owners greeable in [”3ch
— ~— -'li:ts adopted an arbitrary limit of 25 ————I-—-—IO--——--—
m0 W'm’l15L 11".“ pound! m drparfment of labor of . POLITICAL NOTES
PHONE CALLS Perimvlrrnlt decided temporarily on . m
John T. Kine isn't running for Con-
nress. Not-walk Republicans wouldn’t
feel badly were such the case. and
, continual lift- they would clearly demonstrate it by
111g- . ' ,,an unprecedented majority on election
The whole problem of the great in- duv. \l’hat Goizon Bornium thought
flux of women into industrial work 0f lir King a 19" V93” ago is of lit
tle concern to the Brideeporler's
Ia i'mit M 15 pounds as the maximum
weight for women workers to handle
it the work involves
Harwell: Branch Milne—1388.
filial" s Residence—4218.2.
my Editor’ I Residence—14924
Business finingér' a Residence-
113-12.
hlican caniidati ‘fr (' n rs ha.
aw ‘ -‘ ’r 0 g “ ' H haphazard adjustment. Wilson should snaceed the late Con-
to it avg to
out the solution to this problem.
calls for special industrial physicians, .
. 1 f. . f t [I i i ii I want to near Schuyler Merritt the
10' H mm ac cry ‘35“ on, 0‘ candidate for Congress. lie will first
common some and forethought. Tho anpnd the rally in Stamford arriving
time need for safeguarding in South Sorwulk at a later hour.
an‘nttrat
with deserved success and he has um- Of course eterybody will
poo-
Theatre
» I, ple intelligcnrc to expound the
pic's cause in the llotm- of Represen
tativcs.
his opponents why he should not be
The arguments presented by
peace
‘. health in industry is increased -aud ”00 JO-‘m T- King Will be
fllliiflt' n10“ tuctnt by war (auditions. tion 0' importance H“ i' 3 ”Wk"
' lof first rank and has many close per-
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Jimmu friends who will be on hand to
BETTER DRAFT SYSTEM I'wclcome him. J. l. Feeney, president
Tim provost marshal general of theIof the Central Labor Union. of Wash-
elected only to const-rvati
thinking men the wi4tlout oi sendi ,.
to Congress such a man as Sir/04r-
‘ rift as a successor to Hon. E. J.‘ Hill.
His candidacy has been presented to
the people in the fairest possible man-
ner and no attempt has been made to
pro v e
of a new svstem that will immensely“? ”“1“" '0 be present,
. . ‘ 'v V e r ‘ s
appeal to class prejudice. Iklnlllllll and tupro 0 th p oces
. . . . s: ‘ we ) .
Mr. Merritt s broadncss of Hilton is choo m: the H t d our national
in .
shown in the following vxtl‘af‘t from y I . .
The Pllfllllllll’y of registered men ll
his'speech of acceptance: '
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1 ti l'k h 'H n t l to he established automatically be-
“ n mes ! c 1 9:40 rou w» o , I 3only a fifty per cent.
am sure, expect your uprmcntativn fore ”l” "r‘ called ’0' WWW“ 9"
or.
to act in an; in 1mm or‘ partimn spir- Th9
it. So far its the wax is comtt‘ncd. curt registered man will be dctct l Some betting is going on “5.10 "1,.
there are no parties and ctcrt uood mincd by a questionulrc, and 1!.“an outcome of the mayorality contest in
e- . . .
man in ”mare“ md 0m of it 15 b Mm ( in lust be spanId from their {New lork. Tammany seems to be
hind our [tl't-‘Eiititm to bring this “or uess.
to a l’if‘tol'iolls cnd."
0'- litany of our citizens are in Bridge-
ar- Iport today to hear Roosclclt. lle‘
:spcaks in the tummy tonight.
Some predict that Norwalk will cast
vote on Tues-
antinut inn “er onomic worth" otI
homes and jobs will be summoned ‘1’" favorite 1.:
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THE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The Seminol mlvncatcs the t-lcction
of Mr.
will be ni‘t'ilf‘ti in l' ongrcss when
Thcrt- are to he fivt‘ classes, anti
precedence, in selection will be deter
mined by the class a man belongs to
first will come the bachelors without
DISCOVERING THE PENNY dcpcndants and men with nondepcn—
Th9 ’h’JmM“ "nvflml PM?“ is com- 'lt‘nl wives.~ Second, skilled form In
‘ had borers and men with wives or olher
lwi'rliuinv his st‘llim-s
the
lion-it:
The celebration of the quadricew
tennial of the Reformation of the
war ends. _
being observed throughout the world.
this year. reveals the fact that
Lutheran. church is one of the great
warld forces of today.
ble to compute its spiritual strength
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'nlo rt-t-wcnltion again. It
in: l i, - . 4 , lot it is reasonable to believe that
practically disappeared from circula- nominal dependants who are able tnI “”5 is its greatest power, its .nu- .
skilled mericnl strength can be computed :5
support themselves. Third
and from public respect in exert sec- “m indusm workmen and men with ”I? church has
..gad or wholly dependent relatit‘cs. proportions. l h I h 0 t
. . .~ .... ' - he uthcran more it t e rs
13" res‘”‘"*"l ‘0 buung newpupers Fourth. men with large families do and largest Protestant church in the
and dropping into slot machinPH: and p“n(lill’l[ on them. Fifth, the militat) pond n is found ”Hwy-herp-
. c with - , v ll throughout the, whole earth
that inld has narrmv d unfit. The last class, natural, wi I‘M rising of the sun to
papers “Using ”’9" ""95 and the “01 [’9 03""! at all. \ ;down thereof." While other religions
weighing and chewinc gum machines One of the finest features of this
demanding a nickel.
are as a rule confined to one country,
language or race the figures hero
. But “0" 1,1" Pm)" “me 01" cent no it of the heavily burdened sele
Mes in handy to buy war stamps. the service boards, and thus keep in'
find the man or soman who finds it that service thousands of capable and
ould many a
“hem"w 830 0.:000 Norway, 2,.z4zsooo Swoden.
It is said that 5.,;4mooo nntana 3..:oooooo Poland
statistics
enormous
lion in 24mm st-ctions oi the country.
and accord. rig to reliable
reached
lion, its recent use has been ge nerab
u but “from
e is spread over the whole earth
parts of every continent. Europe re
Mary to pav out an extra penny experienced men who
More she can mail her letter or post- be obliged to resign.
l be (it wo I connected 460.000. remaining Russia. 4,.300 000:
a“! ncqulres new respect or t 80 p” cent 0t e r Austria. 420, 000; Hungary 100,000;
“m‘ “mam “1“” “mm” '1“ b' France 140,000 Holland.100.000'
.Britlsh Isles. 382.000: Asia. 4123000:
lAsiatic Russia. ..138000:
-——-—.———" 000: China. 81.?000 Africa ‘421000:
ALL YEAR ROUND SCHOOL. iWBfil “glad 36,:000 hang Slide-n.
2 00 s a escar. cm
in: man purchases, instead of recit- The United States Commissioner 1:: 0243000: 5,5th 177. 0.00. N"
everythingln pickets and dimes, of education, addressing an audience Roland. 13.000: Sumatra.
4,an to the pleasant and ruinous at the dedication oi a new junior high N.“ ' “000' Borneo, 3.100: 80;!”
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Respecting our pennies once more,I eliminated
‘ shall not be above saving- them:
will we be above paying odd cents
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America 770.000:Bra:il.600.000;1\r'
fostered by retailers. It will school building in Tennessee, advocat. sentine'Repnbll'e'155.000:Uhlli.76.-
North America 13, 440000 (Unt-
terms n l 12 500' V I
as a epesslli 1.1,, mm in of.» world is 33.102
impet- chance can/ha used to such Ions" school
pastors. 00,.“ churches. 76,000,000
And dealers are brought about by the war.
a'ltuniane.
‘1 BMW". :n recognise the new silua- The country is going to nflcjihgufi zvxem 105. 735 mm:
‘ - cc 00 s. dump! 4
* , mm" number "I “mm“ m “d gifts for seamen missions s4 moooooo
women. and it. will need them soon. In this country it not: third. one
the Protestant bodlol‘l It! roam hip
women at MgflI'S J0“ it their present training can be sc-_
0 cc 2635.1 't‘hlflfl‘lnfinl 01m?“ M conipllihed soner without crowdlnx.
in till it .IIu‘is of lndustrlll Work {.t’ should N mt .‘
ed one it tip problems But all-year'rmd schools
on momma ruling he»! (:03 Ill gunnery new' idea. new the
on hold, "flit”? it}. \Vawgofl-Ixar technical high schools found dill
replacement is lime-"law and more pupils could tats WW fl”
'ble to war time, but it calls for' 11;: 't'rdlniiii ed if
fl: and dccanomm“ “mat-ouch {be 2:27;“ in mm“;
, «it will run "rm 0' suendin ula'r "film W
just work done in “WYOMING as well for: winter. It. 1!.
gt women in industry. ,- motions and summer schools rose to ,
Wmhhndlodmtthatnocd. . t
L Vii. 4'9 I“ at! iiill III! on!”
pain members shore the
ages of “l! or it years. Nearly 10, 000
tlons.
Th Matte yum. according to the
q i‘émma “per
Malina.”
mysmum. Elfiw: '
no wort cutest»:
‘ Ewen
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armv has announced the completion lnzton, l). U, will also speak. Ladies.
ibour, thereby supplying all the ship's IGERMANS ARE RETIR-
' CHEMIN the Venetian Plains :
church by Martin Luther. whuh i.;I
thci
the going 5,: ;;
nut D14!!! is "lat ll W1“ lighten the given prove that the Luthcrn church;
Territorially it in. established in all
ports over 130000.000 Lutherans; Ger
bout 40 000 000; Denmark. 2..
India 234 - 4 ’
the nominee of the Same party as.
I Don’t give the Kaiser and his “Hurts” the chance
. to say that You have refused to fully endorse hint
Be sure that the man you elect on Tuesday wtlb
be fully in accord with all his policies,
I..Such a man is; limit W Wilson the Democratic
“ .. rd elbl'cn mu m the 009:. ,
worth while once morcto pay 9 4 on or 48 wecits of ed Btstés.13.000000l: “3an 400-
ts or 13 cents for it Was. when ““001 a m” ‘" CW0" “W 01,:009 o‘reentana 11.896. ova scout..-
ester! minister to over 15.000 con. ,
‘l
«as out.
The American fitter-n am is
m it! remit! higher ed“:
,e‘nllegea, arcade? ~
i'rmuith 1.200 teachers and over
17 000 student; The lament than”)? '
ical seminary in the United States is
ie ,hliosouri Synod 0011601111.; blemi-
ran in St Louis where over 330 etu-
1': nts are preparing fur the ministry.
During the last fifty years the both 3r-
In: mks? countrm y has doubled
or fourteen yeau.
in coins was. it has g'rorm to
such limitations that it outnumbers
the combined membership of all oth— _
er Protestant denominations. Such is‘
the cm, for maple in the State of
Wisconsin. mil in Wisconsin, in the
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7 tQ 10 o ’clock
City of Milwaukee. in Chicago, De—
troit. Cleveland and other cities it
ranks first among the Protestant
churches. ‘
manners
hmmmmeeth‘no
The Associated Press is evclusir'civ (u; to; not for sheer physical salary that isnt cut off three months 3 . dl‘
, .. ., . . . , essmg seaml
Miler: to the use for publication 0‘ “Tami, , “SOCIETY AND SOLITUDE" Va] 31“”, 235, 813681 x 90
items dispatches credited to it or " ' “ out of every WEIVG- ..._. ue """""" 93¢
otherwise in this paper and also Tia-re have been no standards for 1:9,.me the youngsters won me Poverty and industry with a healthy” PILLOW CASES
filaefix36:prclaltonight..15c
W 8mm“
3‘“ mill” in all colors, 3 urn
570d fabric, the colony's"
woven in. not printed, value
d 36c
mind read very easily the laps of hu-
manity. and love them; place the sex- ,4
es in the right relations of mutual re~ ‘
onset, and a severe morality gives that
essential charm to women which edu— ‘4
caters all that is delicate, poetic, and N
selfvsacrificing. breeds courtesy and 4.
learning, conversation, and sit in her ‘ mONO FLAME
rough mate; so that i have thought 1: Yard Wide, new effective pat-
sufllcicnt measure of civilization is ternsnpecial yard 256
the influence 0! good women. .
Another measure of culture is the.
diffusion of knowledge, overturninz
all the old barriers of caste, and, b!
CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR
fleece lined, ribbed, sizes 2 to
12,-mh-s.....-37¢
WILLING
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scuuvten mehm‘r‘rs csuot "M" 'hmmm‘” “mm” “d Mm" friends in this town. Using that as ”‘9 “he“? Ww- bringing "‘9 ““‘V‘er
. DACY ite action. it is a matter too Impor- an argument “am“ Mr. Merritt only ally to every poor man’s door in the smart new veilings, flnemodium
Schuyler Mt‘l'i‘ili‘ 0r Stamford RP l'ilil TOT the health of the coming gu'p'gthpng lll‘l candidacy No good “PWSboy‘ basket scraps 0: BCienCO. ‘ m come muhel, ChOiCO 318-
vim-ration. as well as the present one, reason has yet been given why Mr. "I thought, 0‘ poetry, areI 1“ the Wilt, V3130 ”0,3116. .196
coarsest sheet, so that in every housefl
ehesfiate to burn a newspaper un I65? ‘W‘Tfidi' 'mf’a’o:
res. arr-mas !
No. 8 or 9 Copper Nickel Plated Double Heels and foes, black
WOMEN '3 HOSE
value 51. 75 and 100,31)“;ng N
tonight ........ s. ...... 31:49 With White 5° 1“ “h" 25" 19°
PERFECT 01:. mm Hermann TABLE RAPKINS ’
Value $4.00, special tonight 3-98 “cram m, 4 for ..... 39c _
ravine. PAH * wounzrs sum-r Wersrs §
Large 32: 1 sheet iro value 25c
., s... ............ 't‘: ..... .1... ‘35. f??? if, f??? _ iii: 9
UNIVERSAL FOOD caorrna . ' .
Value, $1.25, sols. ....... 31.44 c wt?!“ 3 m GLOVES T
, , _ en merie Gloves, the 1. its
LDhGOLEUM MATS for style and service, grills: ’
.-zt‘e 18x36f,easytoc1eangndn 350.581e,pair ........ $1.891"
erproo assortment of pa— . . I
I m“ 35c, sale. .23.: woman srmunnnm
moment-rs con-rents S cows f
ll
Hemtitched Dutch ”style, value 811310032: 1%“: baggage: ’
81. 00W ----- -75c pair ...................... $1 29
proven his fitness for :th office in ~
. , ,, gressman, ibcnezer J. iiill
thevgift oi the American people. No “ “mm M“ king such employmentI . 3' we have looked it through. , * ——-~-~~ ». ~._.--_ -,.
voter need apologize for him. His and entploiers left short handed by Republicans are looking forward to The ship. in its latest complete dency to combine antagonisms, and
. _ ‘ 7 he var are not the people to work Monday night when their only rally of equipment ‘3 an “”1"“?li and utilize evil, whichi th i d '
business career by hrcn crorntl t 3 e n (‘X 011112}!
* a ' ‘ " I, the tampalfm will be held at Hoyt'. Compound of a nations ms the ship civilization.
steered by a compass and chart-lon-
Kitude reckoned hv lunar observation
and by chronometor-driveu by steam.
and in wildest senmountnins at vsst’
distances from home. No use can les-
son the wonder of this control, by so
weak a creature of forces so prodi-
aious if i remember i watched, in
’crossingihe 89" the beautiful ““1 lute illumination we call reason and
whereby the engine in its constantmem1w true libertv. ’
working- was made to produce ton {3}, RALPH \‘l’ALDO EMERSON.
hundred gallons of fresh water evcwl _________
Civilization is the result of highly
complex organization.
all the organs até' nlll‘flllied; no hands,
no feet, no fins, no wings. in bird and
beast, the organs are released, and
beglp to play. In man, they are un-
this unswaiding he receives the shso~
wants. 1
The skill that prevails complex don
trails; the man that maintains him-i
relf; ' the chimney taught to burn its)
own smoke; the farm made to all that
is consumed it; the Very prison.
compelled to nintain itself and yield;
a revenue. and better still, made of ,
reform school and a manufactory of:
honest men out 5f“ rogues. as the in \'n”eyI where the Tngliamento
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—ali these are examples of that ten-i1 Adriatic.
it is impossi i;,II,,
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in the snake. crossing of the river.
boundiitnd full of joyful action. With ‘
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POLlTICAL ADVERTISlNG
.illl W.
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[fallen guns are bombarding the in- ct er, will give no active opposition un-
vnders along the new line, but appar— til the count's policies are known
ently no attempt has yet been mad‘ more (19311.
by the AustroGet-mans to force a PARIS, Nor. .———The French are ad~
There are no uncut; between the
indications as to the whereabouts of the resitm of C nt-Mny0;:: Chzzfrezti-It:
the Austro— Germans rtportee dritlrt: (d the .4 1 thank of the Allelic river,
0
a
through the Csrnic Alps early in the the nu .~~ announces.
week in an attempt to turn the flank- i0.\i ‘)\' NOV. 3.—The Admiral—
of the Toniamento. Reports from t aunt ''''' «e that certain British forc-
Switzerland say the Germans are hnr es have br‘f'fl (imaged in the Cattccat.
rylng troops and runs into the Tran an arm of :he North Sea between
This might mean either to Sweden and i‘mmark, and that pri—
strcngthcn the Austrians there or to Eont‘h it“t< huh: brought in. .\'o fur-
start a drive south from Trent in an titer inform‘itim is yet at hand.
attempt to cut off the ltalians new on I
KANSASI COAL MINES IDLE
Count vou Hertling, it is announc- PlTTSBl RGii. Kane. .\ov.
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SECOND TIME IN 8 9“ officially from Berlin, has b9?" ap Twenty- one Kansas coal mines are id-
pointed imperial German Chancellor. l? md“. hem"... of a strike of me
in succession to Dr. Michaelis, who re miners which is said to be due to tho
'tircs to another but unnamed odicial uiel administrations “mm”, to the
agreement of the operators dud mi:
The new chancellor apparently hrs ers, recentlv reached in conference-G
the support of all the Reichstag eie- held at Kansas City.
Consenatites. The Socialists, ho“ Advertise in The Sentinel.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING
in this great war crisis. is to
Stand by Our Great President
‘YOu will have the Chance to do so next. Tuesday,
.; Nov. 6th, when the election for a Representative:
. in Congress will be held
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