. .W'r‘“ -- ,, , . Wm . gum" “m “ind“ rm > '
SgoING sgggggkx “Zr-:3 difference. The doctors allI
agree nowadays are to the need of thor-
oughly oxidized air for the preserVation
of health, and the dangerohs infections
that lurk in the foul air of crowded au-
ditoriums It is as bad to breathe
gpoiluted air as to drink polluted wa-
. . , . tor. and there is less excuse for it.
ALMANAG FOR. The world is full of perfectly good
air.
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minds:
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High tide 2:28 a. 111.; 2:45 p. m.
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A“ news dispatches credited to it or? it is handled intelligently, and used to
at otherwise in this paper and also blow the stale air out or draw the
e local news published herein. . _ ‘ . . _ .
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‘mmno SENTINEL TELE- ——r———O——-—'
PHONE CALLS BUYING CLOTHES
A Salt Lake City dry goods buyer is
quoted as saying: “All the young wo-
.men of Utah and surrounding Slates
All that is necessary, ordinarily, .
is to open doors and windows. If there
i is no breeze or natural draft, the air
icctric fan will do the work, provided
,NE’W HOSPITAL
()n‘L EBR slim“:
FOR THREE irAl'S
1 (Continued train Eire: l’ggoi.
omlk Branch Chloe—1388.
iditor’s Residence—2183f
{filly Editions Residence—14024
‘ llgsléuamer,s . . ence—
lfluential citizcns of this city and rur-
_ ' ; rounding towns to be present at a 'Eiil‘
to now working and making more zcn's meeting to choose a llui-lbt'i' of
than they eVor made beforetfi’mmmws to direct the Willi-Z o: the
, ~ -,1 . 7 , ospitai alter it is i‘orma'ly turnoJ
iThe ”Suit 11‘ an unprecedented mul‘ 0.“?1‘ to the people of NoiWValK A
. number of men and women were nua-
, hie to attend among whom w r ‘i N
. . . ‘ , . , \ as l . . .
ti"119- in a dispatch Mayehofi‘. who communicated with the
president of the board and, to show
his willingness to audio all good
works, tendcrcd a check tor $13.50 to
Hospital;
3 a
i
' ! money
hat for women’s apparel."
,‘ At the some
GOODS OR GOLE
. YTStr Edward Holden, Chairman of tug '
London City and Midland Bank. one al “omens Liberty Loan Lotnmittce.‘
. . . i . . ,. . . i
or the English institutions which is I ptesumably representing several hun‘l ”)3
. ‘ _ ‘ ; it was the purpose of ‘th(! pwrcnt
figuring prominently in the proposed, med thousand young “men’ has” board 0“ dll‘emors to halite the? no ‘ltie
bank amalgamation in GK,“ Britain ! adopted as a slogan “No new dresses.“l appoint a representative rod-tuition to
‘ . " . , , a ‘take over, lll‘lllo name at tiu- continu-
. speaking on the subject of the amnion? MI". EH“ Flagg 10“” of chicane “1°" pity .llie magnificent Hosp ml. 1 i be‘
'nation a few “.9935 one pointed out destll‘ announces that she hasn't had} usedi‘or the benefit of the entire com
,_ . . .1 . , _. . .. :munlty. A formal celebration will‘
that the smaller population oftlte Unit-: a new ‘1“53 {0' three “Mb” M'b' A's mark this event. when the people of:
sod Kingdom, as compared with that of; S. Baldwin of San Francisco declares the city acce t the institution trom'
l . n . . . .. . he bliildin' nd executive 'ommitU1
. ,f . . for .\0 new hat ornaments. Mrs. ' t’ ‘“
the United States 01,091 mam, and tho, ' . tees. A three-day celebration
consequent differ-elite in amount ot Frank 3' Vandorltp of New York “‘“i make ”“5 ”n" U" 1h" “PWh’umktn-‘g;
ZdBDositS, make it necessary to concen-lnm‘dS “No new clothes for the Child: dates in the City‘s “tsp”.
late the resources of the country; "9”! 0" as 19““ more “5 possible."
are they are most needed. "The 1711:,‘ The contrast is rather puzzling. On
lflvorabie balance of tra e,” he said, T due reflection—aided by observation——
"léésnlting from the war will probably; one 1“ like”. to reach the. gonuuslon
. this about a considerable gold move-E that 8543 nutter of fact, all over this
meat from Great Britain after the war, . 09W”- rich or well‘to ‘10 women ‘3‘?“
.. find the big banks will stand the strain; torttlerly ”mm" clothes lavishly ime attention at all the people of Norwalk i
_. better than the smaller instlttitlons'mw cconomrttng, while many wotucnv‘nnd surrounding towns. called to hci
,. .1... b. i. . m 1"
. more liberal credit to the manufacturu m" "-‘w buying "10“" liberally ““4"”,
3 from Chicago we t'ead-that_tlie Nation-i
in
thy the president to aid in appointing?
jtho numerous committees lb look to
like warm or our new Hospital in all
ways.
committees were soon itlrlpt about! the
in a few days.
in conclusion, «Mr. Gavan-ugh
public. and extended a cordial invitn
‘1 industri _‘ .- ‘ -. the high pr'ces. 2 tion to the residents of the city to
:1 n5 eq' “0 is RT Emma“: ”‘0‘ _ , .. come. and view the fine buildingavtnch
exportation of goods instead of gold": It ‘5 an 0d“ “we”?! 0' ”'9 “ill“ 5““ i has been constructed throttshftbahvrt-
~="‘Goods lnslea of old." , . .fuation. 'ilto contrast, too, is not c'm- tort-sand tortheir Dene
‘l. ' - d g‘ “Ho“ i’t “ edt cl t“ M ' b‘ do The" Nottwallt general I ostiitullis by
“ fluently that Exlll'eSSiqn falls from the n 0 "’ “’“E' “"y 0 her“ ‘ tor the most magnificent. building in
:r‘tlonguoa of Eurgpean bugjnpgs men clnrc that it is the supposedly “com-l this city and one of lllo‘flnlht if‘ito
. . .. I , _ .. , . kind in the state. it re * cuts to the
a lately. .It. has become their slogan oiztml'w‘o “1'95“ classes “’1‘? are ‘Q‘M- nipple 0; (“them an lpfiffuun “-th
_ trade. England "cannot my her bond" most of the tourism-ink, and the no, hrough their nntlring efforts, has
l
. . .. A _,' ,y. t I 11 ncom 8 who are 0],.gibccn constructed for their own band
. holders directly in cutlery. mtton pm, 5' t or s as i (3 ti i, ‘m' irrespective w: cm” or rm ‘1. l
goods, leather manufacturers. and the most of Lie wasting. Many it NOW“ The exterior or ll“; pump"; 1,, mm
structod of red brick. sot oil with,
white marble trimmings. 'i’ne main
entrance, facing the cnst_ is a wide!
iIOI'ticO. supported by two pillars. lii‘!
rcctly over the entrance on the root”, a;
’largo American cattle, with spa-cad!
wings, stands guard, while a litilvl
lower is luscihod the. math. 01‘ our
Stile, “Qul Trunfliulii SuStInet."
Going in n' the main coir-into (no
'stcps into the main corridor, twinning
from the most modern of ambulance
,‘entranccs. on the south;- to the out-
ibulldlng on the north. Finely med
‘ cutout floors run the extent oi .hc
tilt:
disreuart‘l not only of the. foul addin-
: like. France cannot pay to madame a I callous “‘3th 1-“ scundniiz 7'1 W
gallon of perfume or a Paquin gown
" instead of francs as interest 6n herz
‘ public debt. Germany cannot unload u nicutnry'principics of food economy
ton'of potash in the back yard of tlto.‘ which she finds among the relatives
~ I
German housewife, or a few Carlloys ’ and friends of her own servants.
. , ; i
u”! chemicals, instead of interest in; —-—~—-—-—+——-——-—
marks. Tltey must. sell those goodS! LAUGHTER AND SONG
:where they can find the. best ’market. A‘current woman's magazine shows
(1 that best market ls‘in freehfidelu page of laughing pictures. There are c
Amerlcn; Mr. Tamsig. professor of “m. pictures of some of the men who are building and in each room. The "I.“
515' theory, and chairman of file anitt‘lthe nation's lender in ,winnlug the! floor is devoted mainly to the Hospi-
.. . 2 Hal attendants anti the business end
pommission‘, does not believe that a l W?“ A“ are shilling. There are knu'iof the institution. it is here that the
fiVOFable trade balance in gold is rafters and children. douahboys and sail-l board of directors nimmtl the] {enema}
4- . . . . ‘ ._aotllco, iirmly cqu ppct wi ] go ( on out
Sign of prosperit). “by, then, aro'or lads. Everybody looks happy. A loiilce furnishings. {hp nurses' outing
lite countries of Europe making planslery picture on the page carries a mes-i and rest room‘, with “a solid n‘isai‘on
to conserve their gold supplies, andlsage of cheerfulness. There is ham:{lignzl‘rudlrrliég”lltefiegpeanrglfi 11:31:18 (11::
"dd to them by expanding their exportiwork to d0. grave responsibility to boikitchens with nouniig but . tit-J most
e? What happens {0' American in- borne, ‘modern and sanitary oi” furnishings
sacrifices to be made and son,
,9 “95 if W8. help Day European wnrzlrows to be endured. But through
lstt‘atiou rulcs but of the plus! cic-
lthe perfect X-rtty room, in which will
i
it} be installed one of the best .\'-r:ty ma-
\ a by throwing our patronage to ' all runs the spirit of courage and good; clones that have been constractt‘d. me
., t . i ' , {emergency operating room op min: on
tbrqign competitors, and request ortqclreer, the ability to enjoy needed plat-.11m ambulance entrance, the noctcrs’
panufacturers to take the leavings? It time between working hours. _
' ' . i . * ‘ The second. third and fourth floors
_.are to have peace at home, aitcrf Any patriot who has given up smll-I are accessible from the other floors
war, we mUSt have prosperity, and log wants to begin again right now. i byvmeans of elevators, williicih work fl.-
. ‘ ‘ ‘ l - V l : .: n
(Shave prosperity we must be protect-l There is something else for the pat-i tomatically, and with “ 1 r ‘ l 5 ‘
i
gsterilizing rooms with bath rnd toilets.
' and Wild
3
possible to have accidcta' ,
W a‘fleqdate tariffs "frdm‘ the seven; riot to do to make his leisure hours cement and marble stair cases. 01;
" - ‘ ' -this floor there are four-wards am
a rude comp etitioii that has ever count. He should get into the singing: three, sun parlors. There are both
that is going on all over the countryli double and single rooms on this floor.
,~ .__________._________ ~ ' . - ‘ IDouble rooms accommodating two pn-
« ' ’ ommunits singing has takenéi great tients and furnished with solid’ our
“A”; IN PUBLIC PLACES boost Since We entered the War. Song hOEEUYIUTUiShlEgsv Single roony; are
Sim“ man suggests that timets,hns b’eébmo an important part or alllfinely laid out in such a wly 85 “ml
invitations, to public ygathermgsfpamonc gatherings and celebrations. lgifetarceonfigtifié $351) “2,33%: 52%
cold carry with them a guarantee 0: In Chicago and Milwaukee 2. number _equippeg with a diet kitchen, (.utito.
. {ah-3,15 good ventilation; .of motion picture 110“qu hold atWentY“ gsieggzgte from the human on the
"may 25 well adm‘l‘t‘tflat if “Ch afminute “sing” before the screen‘shOW- The third flooris‘devotod to the le-
.téé were required, there woul”begins. Oth’ér cities have developed 1.13319 ““d matéarnitygnvféltlg: 133;”;
,lamentnble .‘talling 0? in pumic‘excellent community choruses and the héggsgryammrotlfi? work has been in-
ublles. The air in churches ”singingis going forward joyoualy, stalled on this 1110011: gaining: 5:15:11?
rally bad, despite” their size and} Singing and smiling go side by side. £5232: £33§2filg 1:30:59, 1“ “11,791.33
L” height 0‘ the fillings: became it , and both are fine helps id keeping the ’
liose‘ldom changed. The air of lec'iSpirit calm and the heart ham. We
rooms and ball rooms is generally; can go back to our war . workwith
e" The air of theatres... and res- greater energy and confidence if we
ants is often so stifling and tom have shared with our neighbors a.
' is lawlerable lb. a‘person un-‘ laugh and a song. ‘1'
.. owed to a deadened an‘d polluted ' -———‘—-l¢——---—-
here. ‘; It the selective. service age’is raised
useless \to try to dispose of the to 45 years, many congressmen will
‘y summits critics “fresh afimome .undeitzits. oiovntons. min the
. initiating ago stunt. The:maisonette-neitheobugedatg aegiae‘
characterized an era.
mulls, autumn , '
IllSEll cuts
Are INVESTMENTS as desirable
as any gilt edge Bond. The return
in health is immeasurable and with
constantly advancing prices of‘ cars.“
your autodobile will: always be
t
‘3'.
re. Contain-nit =
‘ Prices are xisht?
7 ' > them.
and. prpbubl
y no
seafio _
”it
its here that the l‘-'.'::~
Icomplete lists will be announced with-5
worth at least what you pay for i 7 _ Pd“-
t
; 1101]. o
The fourth iitlor i'a x*\'~l‘n.‘ i‘ilt‘l’sl
entirely to surgery no.2 rlii'g'flilnt. it
upratlur,’ t'm-m‘.
lure situated, turn 51ml m :1 the most
modern of conrvihnt-u: and fin....‘.cd
in h'uc tile. A ~‘lt-tti.1i.il';l|lll“ L'
these rooms are the lighting. A swing:-
ing dome, holding it powerful lights,
is suspended from the ceiling and may
, be manipulated to throw the light ova:
flp)‘ part of the room. The. surgeons
have Her-y communication on this
floor, including their showers, bn'il,
lockers, sterilizing romus for instru»
meats and utensils, wash rooms, amt-r»
izing rooms and others
From the fourth tioor a italic-y ;t- nds
to the room truth which every put: at
the city is visible. ‘ar across Ji'lll;
island Sound and tar mm the (r'Julllil'
may be set-n on a clear day.
On every floor are 150 feet. of fire‘
dlosc. ready for use many moment.
The ti‘aders' entrance, on :it- north
side, is aiteature‘in ltaeit’, bclrc tn-
tirely separated ' um 11-4 "c~l oi the
building. in it little out—house. it is
“milk-1'9 also that the morgue is located. be indicted for altimg German propa-
surroundlpg the building is n finely
graded roadway. while three :itaht of
John J. Cnvanagh \vasroallod uponicemem 5W" lead iothc WNW“ "rt”"Qnmn propaganda. I know how it will
’ the road. Taking altln all. a prettier
or hotter equipped but mug; mount be
found in this mote, uni Namath tun
\Vllll Ml‘: Ctfl'illlagh‘s help me Jutl)’ [38] [Mind Of Such an ins‘titu-,
tan.
W
The Germans rejoice in their 400.-
io-l000 young men soldiers that conic or;
’mitlded those present. and wished tlteiflxbting one every year. but thcy don‘t'
pay much‘ about the I.Nlll.tmtl soldiers
that get a your older and more tired.
2...... ,
¢
s.“ .w—
5
0|)“. and Sheep Like Tree.
In Australia cattle mill sheep are
“Condo; grazing on tho foliage of tho
wg‘eping'shoottk or hoof-wood. (‘ltfinlte
rlnn qundrivnvls, and some farmers
crow it‘for that porn}: i. it thrives in
California on tutor. openly “soil and is
n decidedly onuttnt‘nttt ‘trcc.
AW ~"
m“ i. ‘.
.. .
' ‘i’he Cat.
A Japanese schoolboy was told to
Write it short composition on the cut.
Aftcr (loop: thought "he handed this
“The cut is little Cattle. Witch
first she sacs a rat 3131‘. illuminate hcr
eye.“ .
t
The Cynic-i pncbelor.
“You have ind lnsnmt impulses?"
“0t u)tli‘sc.".Mlitl tho typical bachelor.
"Do you vocal! Mic?" "Several. But
each time, just as l was about to say.
‘\\'lil you marry tuc?‘ my. sanity t'c.‘
turned."-l‘.lrmlughtuu Age-llcrald.
And Probably Spoke Truth.
Milly—“Alon are more. conceited
than women.“ llllly—“thtscttscl Ev-
ery man at some time ilt his life has
told some woman he wasn't \l'orlhy 0f
bcr."——Jutlgc. -
The Standard of Wealth.
Anfman is rich “ho makes $100 ti
chnr more than his wife's sistcr's hus-
band—ll. I... hicncllcn in the New
York Mali.
A Canon's Daughter. Probably.
Front an English story: “Come and
have sonic ten," silo cordially boomed
as she pussctl.-——Iloston Transcript.
bptlmletic Thought.
'Rcvcrcncc is cnnobling and felt to
be tit-grading only bythe vulgar mind.
PROTESTS AGAINST
~ SUFFRAGE ' ARRESTS
(Continued trom First Page).
public meetings about the mmumem
and pedestals thereof in the public
parks and places in London. wnore all
kinds of reasonable liberty in the king-
:3m 0: Qwat Britain is allowel. _
r ”i first inquired if‘the purposb of the
meeting was to .annoy Presrlent Wil-
son. for I have no sympathy with that.
I was assured that it wits not out was
merely a protest meeting that was be-
‘ to; held against the action of the. Sen-
d“? in delaying the suitcase would
mBllT. My first impulse was tiat it
Was such a good thing that inst mier
seeing the wonderful work of women
on the battlefields of Europe, I would
stop and any a word in behalf of the
protest against the action of the Sen-
ate, but ll-was informed that patrol
wagons had carriedofi to the common
”limpet of the women .who‘iiad taken
,. I not notw'i-lttcidinglpolico odi-
oers ‘wlto are obeying instructions, but
I do .crtuciaourvorsembiu the ac-
normal and right. The only.
matter. .todixt
NORWALK GENERAL“ HOSPITAL‘
‘\
‘ 1'00111 and others too iltiillt‘“ HIS 1'} “1011'
’ 1
{than otwhooverisdnnnthorlty in this :
spcclablc word againv the President,
but has limited to u pron-st uxlinr't'
illi' action of the. Sept in rciusinu
to pas.» the sull‘rage amendment. 7
"i have been on the bench tormen-
l.\’ years and i was walking with a
Hunter chiut justice ,‘tt {‘uicrudo, who
has had similar cxpvriQuw-m and we
both agreed that the technical mesons
given for the carrosts, under 1in: cir-
iiwmr.‘ m
. .-m.,,...wmw.m .. I
In
St i}
'SA'lilikbAY— srmn
TONIGHT —-——--—‘—
From Ho 10 o’clock
values—Big Values—v
attention.
teach!
. 1:022. .s
A,
m. ,\<i.
nd your
hues that cannot but comma
' l
~ 1': 1‘} fig!
a.“ . ‘ ‘ - ' i'
ll Quality Talcum Powder Snappy Snap Dress Q
\\,- Regular 15c. Special fasteners. ii
94’ fl v.1 10¢ Biélt'k (lid while, all sizes, ll
b Kolynos Tooth Paste . - ._.. . . 4c card
it Special Asbestos Iron lidoldcr
l, a .. 190 Regular 5c each. Spe ial
——-
Palmo'iive Soa
cumstances, were rather flimsy. \i‘nile
laws are made to be enforced, ii 'the
police. strictly enforced ovary 't‘rdi-
nance. without using any pldgnmt or
discretion. about half of ti‘le’tl would
become offensive or be repcaie-l lie-1
cause of the absurdities sat-ii .Ct-tionv
would develop. il am told that the lil-
dics in charge of the meeting we" 9 ad-
vised that being in a public (writ,
there was no legal objection to mahingl
such a protest, and they had been so
advised by legal authority.
“All that i can say is. that 1 most
heartily approve of the protnst against
the action of tile Scone. and from
what 1 saw and heard of the meeting ,
;the authorities who were responsible
for the arrest of thc ‘womcn ought to
.gunda against our country. From my
experience in Europe in fighting Ger-
he used againstws. who are fighting
for democracy, to have a lot of women
peacefully assembling to hold a meet-
int: in a public park to protest ‘agztlnst
the notion of the Seattle. thrown into
ijnil in this land of democracy, which
infighting a war for, democracy.
“1 know that the proGorulan propu-
xnndists will do with this sort ot‘tnmg
and the man responsible for it, who
ever they are, seem to me to deserve
the severest censure for their loci: of
discrotion and judgment.
“After the sacrifices of women in
>-
i this war, as lscen them, ill" stillutfll' ~
iwlio votes attains/t woman sutt‘rugo is
an enemy t democracy, and ought to
lbe brande its such and lined with the
flicker and all he stands for. l am .
just from Europe and, pardon me. it i
speak‘m'hh feeling in this matter: l
was indignant at what i raw."
Former Chief Justice George W. Mum
ear. of Colorado, who also saw the
women arrested, had this to say:
"i witnessed today the arrest of wo-
.men who had assembled in a peaceful
land orderly way to protest against liltl
7 inaction of the Senate on the national
:aut‘rmgo amendment. i never expect-
‘cd to sce.whai. to me, appeared such
an outrage, perpetrated against fueo
Americans. it was simply a blow at
the spirit of democracy. upon which
who maintenance of our institutions
must depend." .
Senator Curtis, of Kansas. Republi-
can whip:
'_‘I fill] advised that, although cn
charges have been filed against them.
48 snifmttists. among them tnuniiion
and Red Cross workers, are held un-;
til next Tuesday, under arrest and
own from their work. while the Unit-3
ed tiles Attorney decided. for what:
offense. many. they were arrested."
The women were arrested on Tuesday
August 6th. for taking part in on open
. air meeting. as they were lnformtd 1in
counsel. they had a legal right to do;
'against the continued blocking of the}
l“
r
.Thc meeting was called to protest' so hard for this amendment. it should'their enfrttnchtsement
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lfl-SUMER
CLEARANCE 8” LE
~ h.
woman sutfrage amendment by the} "if action is not :
Democratic majority in the Senate. it : amendmenl in the Se '
is well~known1hat three-fourths ofltlle resumption of bu '
the Republican membership in me‘evcry possibility that It wul‘uot be
Senate are ready to vote far thollflkfil during this Go. toss. and the
amendment. but under the control of, hard W011 victory for “1115:1133 In the
the Democratic majority, the Senate ' House 0: RGPI‘ESGMGUWS W1“ 80 101‘
has recessed for six weeks. withoutbolhing- l
making any provision for action omi “It is evident that :.9, present ar-
this important amendment. In justice goals are an etiort to silence the indie
to the women, who have been working notion of Women :12 till' arposition to
iby the Demo.
be passed at the earliest possible data] cratic party." '
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