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Editorial Rooms-92. l
Silliness Oflice~98.
Norm-1k Branch Office—4388.
killer’s Residence-41.8.2.
Oily Editor’a Residence—714924.
“linen Manager's Residence-—
11342. . .
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STOP THE RUIN.
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wsr. It was something of unndertak— WNEOTICUT MAY BE PROUD
In; to set about raising 33.000.000.000
on top or that. quite aside from atteud- '
out circumstances. I
As matters stand, uexmany mustl
itnd military circumstances somewhat:
of a' handicap. With one of her allies.
out of the war. and another wobbling.l
and Austriaiiungux‘y bankrupt finalrl
tzialiy. morally and militarily. and H";
cry German army in the field reeling;
'Itnd retreating. and German— resent-8E
used up. and early retirement from“
France and Belgium inevitabld.
run the German pt-oplc have the heart
now .
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to pour their little remaining rush into’
the warning chasm?
the Berlin market. German money ‘IS;
I
Stocks are selling at panic prices in:
now 'worth only It trifle more than 5-):
I,‘t'lll5 on the. dollar. so that the new|
.
loan if fully subscribcd will only be
\tot‘tll u little over $1.5OII,000.IIUO. tier—
below par. and the. only way the gov-
ernment can pay the accruing
wit on them is out of the principal of
the new loan. _ I
It any Liberty Bond salesman gets‘
it hit discouraged just let him cousid
or how he would like to be welliug wut'l
0F GOVERNOR MOI-Gall-w
HOMER CUMMINGO
.
GOVERNOR HOLCOMB
mun wur bonds. too. have fallen furl Sometimes prominent Democrats of
‘Ctinnccticut :tccced
‘ toughness and ethilitl‘.
“l“‘l" IT. Ibis. Hl‘il war council of the State 1..“ MW...
(‘ouncil of Ilch-nse. held at the Hull pooplr think Noruttlk i. dead?
lI-ii'tt’ord. Ilonwr 8. Cum-
ford t‘lub.
(minus. National Democratic
teetuan front (‘onnetticuL In :I don Loud hung our Iltt dug; Illlllll I... 1”
speech, slatted boa opinion of Governor Ibun hut-king; .. :tl‘lll of poper in t't “
Holcomb:
Republican ”‘0‘" llavcn rmd look out (.1 the \‘l‘lll«it:l\s»l“;
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x WHY NOT DISPLAY FLAGS? .“
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,To lllc Editor oi'ttlc Sentinel?
I How many flags on there In tho III,
‘iof Norwalk- When the
home « \‘erybody Will be displaying o‘tl’
IUIUI')‘ to let this boys know they huh E
{hm-n bchind Ill! Ill durinc the tint - tluyl
_ have been await
E Then why no: III the boys who wil.‘
' be going over ’.i II the boys over then.
Eubtul how Norm III; was a blue oI‘f
boy": c on“?
iglm'y during '1!“ P‘t’llll'lll l.ll)t"l‘l}' Lount? , ‘
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and Holy slur. \IIIIcII ha: bought :I
' window ”to Illitlt’l‘ ‘llls aunt unceut ntfl
“I out 21nd and proud to be a f'lll“ I’m a “[[lp rhocII'IIltIt-es behind tn.-
The joy of the civilized world
prospect of a German rel
Iremcnt from
bomb~ in Germany.-
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lieu of (‘onnu-cticut.
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France and Iiclgium has been temper
ed with Iniegit‘ings, We Itnow what
the lions have done in every forced re-
\\'c know what IIII-y
and
treat in this wur.
at‘c doing now. as town after town
after countryside l?!
"countryside
wrestet'llfrom their Ilellllug grasp As
3 ' o‘n to find in the I'e-‘ . ‘ _ ‘
“0!"? are we g ‘ g lll'Itl belief to the necessity of cducu-
. ' ' trv Iuerclv the greatest .
deemed teIrIt i. l - ItIoII. being an uIl-unddolug hm ho
ruin yet wrought by Prussian tlcsll'llt'-
tlveneus. the supreme IIIasIeI-piccc ot‘
Hun ltullur?
Will every city he put to the. torch.
every church he leveled. every ul‘lis“
tic or historic structure. destroyed. ev-
ery' mine flooded. every bridge illltl
railroad and highway llt' blown up. cv-
cry tree cut down. every house looted
and burnt. every wcll polluted. ctcry.
domestic animal slaughtered, and the
whole realm that the French and Ilel»
glans toiled so many centuries to make
fruitful mid prosperous turned Into
It bItIcIIeut-d. hickcniul; Ill-solution»?
tlertnuu Illith‘l’tIlf‘llt‘O ls capable of
that. llut IIIc cuemy must not lu- prtn‘
milled to (disc his tlcl'cul by so tll‘\lll.‘ll
a triumph. 'l‘llc Allies Ill‘t‘ not power-t
MRS They I
have u remedy, and according to in-
aguinrt this vutululism
formation from \‘l'uehinmon they are
prt‘llfll‘t‘tl to use It.
II be stated that noti0o will be serv-
ed on lht' Ibut
. for t‘Vt'I')’ I’rcnch or Ilclgiun cIty luid‘
tlcrtnun gm'crnmcnt
,iteelf so well up to the present
”1““ the bond, which lk’kiilé lo victory.
ABLES
THE GARDEN-CLUB WAY
Jamel: was born in Italy. but
his tcrcd.
'ln this war upon which we have eu-I
'I‘hert- are many things for
iwhich we may he nrntel'ul. and one of
Mk“ “am“ ‘0 ”“5 ""“mry ”fly I the things I'm- which we may be armc-
t‘l'mllléh ill James" career to unsure him (III and which H) eurlv In the contest .
on Alllt'l‘lt'illl qummar Ist-Itool t‘tlllt‘ll“
lion.
American at heart by the time
was at lllt'IIthl' of u garden club.
whut have lll't‘li
It'll.
’I‘IIcII might
blou " 'I‘IItt fItIIIcI'
that ho could not afford to send him
on) further through school. No mus
go to work in thc near by factory.
Ills
garden-club experience
bigger Importuttitics.
0 . . . l
money to ill.“ gardcn outetdc ot St'lltml I
hours than he could working It“ tho
litllt‘ ill lllt‘ I'ttt'lol'y
SIUII to spcnd til least one morn your
Ills fruit 'I'
in school to test hi8 belief.
The boy was a thorough little
I ' I h“
‘ ‘ ' ‘ t “(‘8 ant rows III . _
the llbel‘IllltlIl (on In g ‘l‘t'ttt'hotl lIlI' eighth Krudt- and had it
"tho
told Jillllt‘rt
bud
opcmnl lhi< young AIIIcI'icuu‘s cycs to
Ho told his I'tllll‘
cr Illili Ito bwlicvcd he could make more
He asked va-Iuis~
plat-cit t'onncctlcut In tho forefront of:
progrcssx, min of the great things of
that we» Intro for governor of thin
Hutu (ltn‘ernur Holcomb. This it: no
tucro perfunctory remark of polite-
ness. It is .'l fired conviction which
lIHN' grown III-on Inc as we have 20".
ten furthcr and further into this Ill"-
fulr. III soul.- wuv peculiar to him“
self he hits bItatIch II spirit"of Amor-
icunism Into (‘onnc-cticut which llllc
made us all blood of bclne citizens oi“
this stoic. .\nd when he placed (‘on‘
Iiecticm and himself Ill Ibo set-\Icc nl
l thc nation and rt‘lll biz: inspiriu" Illf‘l‘i'
.eucc to the “H‘t-lill‘nl of thc I'nitctl
Sluice, It made one glad to feel that
there was mule-thing better In Ame",
icun Iifv III.In Imvthiun we had
known or rt-tlixed III-fore; and m. we
llflVt' cone doom-r and deeper Into thi'i
rilI‘IlL’L‘lt‘ in with b we m'c entrusted. vm
)t‘l‘ll) to we more and more clearly-j
bdrm. '0 choline the ftgurc of.
speech —8:Iv we begin to hear more.
and mot‘t- cIcItIIy abm'c the noise and
bickering» of Milli” und petty person»
pi and political connitlcrutlonfi. that
serene. beautiful and inspiring note
I
which “e um be proud. is the facl‘
Yours truly.
I”. COOM‘IIILD.
South Norwallt, October 8, lttlk.
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Attorney For Baby Doll Thomas Says
Fatal Shot Wan Fired By
Born: .
Blillulm’flll'l‘, OcI. 8.~~I‘olicc Ser-
umltt James Burns was plainly iti‘i‘llh‘"
ed on the witnosn stand in thc t‘riur
inul Superior (‘oIIrI Ioda? of ltaHIlB
fired the shot IIInt killed Nofris Pan
nelI, in the Kmstonc t‘lub riots; Ina-I
Ikwctuhct‘. and for which William
tl‘luby Doll) ’llIqulIs and Julio I'I'ex-
il>l Ilztnltius are now on trial for their
lives. The rurusnlion who made M
Attorney Willmvu II Lewis. of lion
ton, counsel for Thomas. who twill-ll
llmns if the rcetwou be him not gone
to Illt‘ ltosplml to Identify and inlet"
view I‘ItneII Lolorc lie/died wzw that
ho was afraid '1th Punch, in udditton
to his etntemt III that It poll'wuum Iuttl
shot hing would Idcntit‘v Burns its that
polict‘tmun. .
Ilurns IIct-Iuicd that ho haul not bud
any sut‘ll fcnr and when asked If .’I
tzullty consclrncc bod not kept him
from going Lo tlu‘ morgue to Identify
I‘Itnell after he was dead. Main tic-
clurml that It watt not Ills reneou.E
“Ilnn'l you know, Sergeant Burns,
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soldicth over here. line the strain imposed on him bv the
Two chaplain‘s. the Re\'. John Mor-
an. of Eugene, tire, and the Rev.
John Sullivan. of Tuckuhoe, I N. Y..
were the first priests to main) their
rounds by the air route. The Rev.
Mr. Sullivan uses llll‘ltluIlI'S sel’eral
lion-8 a Week and thus: is able to visit
Iielddtospitah~ within it radius of 201’
miles of his camp.
pneumonia epidemic. which hat-I caus-
ed more than .300 deaths in camp. I10
had been trouble by insomnia.
Mentored Were. Point in tRSB and
was graduated in molt lie was draw-
ing inetructot‘ III West Point for H
yours. was military attache in I’etrtr
emd and chief of staff in the (anal
zone. Ile bud H‘l‘VIzd in various infamy
try regiments of the reenlnr army and
was appointed a colonel hm full.
unmarried and his home
Airplane transportation was used
by tho Rev. Mr. Moran for the first
time when he received two calls to He was
my field messes on Sunday morning. was In Elmira, N. Y.
The cull cmnc front Villages fifty.
miles apart whore troops were llillitf
Pd. An aviation pilot solved the prob '
lent for (‘hIIDluIn Moron by offerinu
to take him to both places and he,
went. The result was a field mum.
at one villucc at It o'clock in the
morning and at another mass in the‘
Village filly miles further on at 7:31!
a, m. .
The Rev. litlwln ()‘Ilurn rector of
the f’tlthedrttl III Portland; u volun—
HOUSES IN TWO TOWNS
Liquor is Delivered at Back Door. But
Front is Dry, ‘
A question that Solomon In all his
glory never bud to decide is now puz-
zling the brain of (thief E. W. lt‘eruu
mono! the Santa Monica tt‘ulJ police
department. In the delivery of liquor
ut the Venice back door of a home
ground it. James worked lllll‘tl all sunt~
va' ilIlll ruiwd and sold on many pof
Intocs that his I‘ulht'r Icl him slur! to,
IIIt-II school.
The next spring JIlllIl‘tx worked on El G
butter llli'f't‘ of qud Iflittlt’ uyuilulilel
to him by the superintendent 'I‘cni
boya \voilwd for him and with him.
I
H'llou}. llo bus :I hot-house under lt‘tlrtil
in which he raises cabbage. cauliflow-
Igcr fears
Iment that none
NOW James W "MN-V through “if!“ he know \\'ll‘.ll be woe litllillll‘.
incur
'huu pPl'l‘llhlll'tl this your :t
of undcfiIt-d American pntriotlem."
“HARVEST ARMY" SAVED AMERI
CA'S CROPS
~—.—— A
refit Task Was
Accomplished by
Carefully Organized Movement, AI.
moat Like a Military Machine
When M 1'.
America‘s
Hoover qttlctetl tho hun-
of Europe with the Stuto-
would want for bread,
:1 lmlll.
“harvest army"
In Its smoothly
‘ ‘ .ia rm e lo of labor. ..
waste by tho (lcrmuns henceforth. ”I“ ' er and tomato plants Ilo handler; hls'm‘ganlzct. efficient. and afittnegfml‘ll-
8 ‘ ‘ N . ' ' ‘ real not I'
.' 'll l‘t\’ waste a thIIqu (It) . , .. , . , :lHI'l Inmemont up the K
Allies w I .. ' ' town pIOIIuI- with his own auto truck fillllli bat-in. from {minimum to the
when they “mm ”W ”WW" ”1‘” “Hand bill’s his bills by check. llo to a Canadian line. this great “rim" of
. , . - . , ._. . _- . . . . ~‘ - -. . ~k‘n's w lf’al
W1" plett! ol Illfllltltfllh tlt.x~ll‘utlltill Liberty Bond investor and Is Itloltllll'ivmkma hflh htIHtl Am” ‘ ' u
‘ l ' "I l‘ ' ’.ct‘op, the Iosu of which mlg II no
wrought by u“) lluns mm H N“ or fl‘l‘ll‘in‘d ‘0 it Course in on agricultural hut-e meant Ibc loss of the wot“ 1:3
I . ‘ ' V ‘ . ' n I "l If‘
in kind by Ihmx own poopld 0 s . . -a fact wmm llllllkln,‘ about
C 119:9 onto dd). for another war.
Mercy has its limits. [IIIOI'dII‘IIlal-l
be met with brute force.
The ul-
in must
Pitilessness drives otIt pity.
lied rule hereafter will be the stern,
mosaic one of an eye for on eye and
a tooth for a tooth. If all Belgium is
blasted. the Allies In their time of tri-
umph will make zt’ilclgium of the
”Rhine. valley,
There. ‘is no longer any question of
their power to pass the frontier. in
their own good time, and work their
will in the land that has poured out,
all this wretchednees They are not
even obliged to want. They already
have mastery of the air. Quick. sure‘.
retribution may fall upon the Germans
from the sky.
There should be no delay in issuing:
this ultimatum, and no hesitation in.
Perhnpk~ not till gurdcuclub stories
I
how such cmuplotely happy endings. pm i
. . r ~ . . , need and tie
II is certain. however. that most (It attention was mm,“
as more t
ized than ever.
an unique nrmyfirerrulted
Iicrutory workers, front
the. boys who get into the clubs make.
good In them and go further on tho
road to success and happiness and"
good citizenship than they could have
without the inspiration and training
of the agricultural .cluh.
—-—-—-—o-—-———————v i
we want all the nations
\vorld peace federation. We even
want Germany in it——sbe must come
in. whether she wants to or not, so
that we can keep an eye on born
Such _a liberating alliance with all
the nations possessing power for poohl
or evil in world affairs is what wn are
fighting for. and what We expect to"
obtain in the great peace conference"
in the
following it up with relentless action.“hm will come when our enemies stir-t
- wav to save .
‘ It. It. apparently the only , render. |
‘K Belgium and northern France.
It may be the only wny to save Ger-i
many, too ,lf anybody ls interested In
What If the Germans continue their
wreckage. worded or unturned. who
can :top the undiluted allied armies
3..qu timing menace when they
Write In: the Hun-uh desert
in: owls “th (left-any?
W
OIIIAI mum
hot that we are a who“ Int-wk!
hint- ctr-own» u to In!“ my I!
Who about with 1M '1 W
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After Lenine—who? It In riolntingl
no secret to state that Ilerr 'I‘rotlltyi
.19 lying awake nights in fear that the:
next nesostdn's bullet will be for Miami
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And its a very mmble expects-y
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l It‘r mil" to h- m)?! d a.
gw.wflm. that to do Uhié
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lmh‘mnmnuu
Immmumnwml
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college
front t
I‘lllP work. bill I
belt
‘world‘s bread is safe
Every year the grout
this year. became
Inbor shortnxo
the work W
This is
in part from n
students
can give only
~IerII8 and business mcn.
two or three Weeks to
In that gladly for the
t drive goes on.
of the Itrccllt
special
the problem and
horoughly tit-Titan
on vacuiione. null
who
Nation‘s good and their own. As soon
as the wheat
(‘I'Op is readv In
the
Southern Stator of the wheat belt a
line of men- In thrown across
8 town. 50 In another,
or 200 In other communi-
be drive In on.
Everv effort Is made to keep
' army together aslong to:
When one line
est, across the wheat
“Chub-40 in on
perhaps 100
ties—«tut t
great land
possible.
run, eafil and W
for that district.
other Imels run a
W It by “er
9e and. By the time the
is ready the first line
for enmple. has tin.
marches Itoriliw
Kaunas harvest
In Oklahoma. _
Ished It! Work: the men
moved north to enter the new
line trenches."
By late summer
Dakotas,
In; in the
the hm'vettt is we“
Okla-
the
has been
under wztl'
A week later an—
Ilttle farther north.
the land army
on proml’ll."
"first-
the my I! WW
grid on» American
when crop has been awed. loving
arms the border about September I.
. an crop to ml
the Candi andiu that has
the urea more with
nor. 'Ml the
out of dun
feat wltlcll .
right down in your heart. that you
fired Ibo ~ho' that killed I‘Itncll'"' dc-
Iuaudcd l9 wis, Itnrl lifllllll llurns it!“
.~\\'f‘l‘t‘tl Hull lm did not.
Burns won on the Wllflf‘fiR stand :III
durlutz the mornlnz rcsslon under
croes-cmminntion and was put,
through a severe test by Attorum'
Lewls. followcd by Attorney Franklin
t‘oellcr for Ilankinx. Burns IIIIstvm-otl
mnnv questions by the statement that
he did not remember.
CHAPLAlfls ARE FLYING
They Use Tank: Too to Serve Ameri.
can Soldier:
PARIS. (Correspondence of the A!-
sociotml l’l:P~’r~.lWAlI'IIlllllf‘R and tanks
lll'l‘ being usott by volunteer chaplains
and fir-bl secretaries with the Knights
of Columbus to serve the American
tot-r cbtt tlnin for the Knichts of (‘ob . . . .
‘ whose from door IF III Santa Monica
umbus used a tnnlt to fulfill
Retirement
troops and It eccrctttrv went with him .
to supply the soldiers ‘mpf‘
an en:
distant n “"““‘!’."
lo .
cItv?
I0 8%! V I‘IlIlSfi
with boxin:
of
' The lltlllst‘s Ilmt fzfcc on the
liquor in the latter
is the problem that stumps the
south
loves 'tlul baseball material for two . .
g ‘ ‘ slde of Martnc street are Iusnctcd by
otter the wrtlcee.
COL. HAGADORN A SUICIDE
Sit II I u
t
‘tlculers have been
mam {Ind ILIckaues III back doors of
:Ihc line that marks the city limits of
Munich and Venice.
Recently
tlclivering certain
In Command °f Camp “'3'“ F" “,thmc houses that it delivered at the
Month~—— Worried by Grip
Epidemic
(‘AMP GRAVT, lll.. Oct. 9.--(‘oltmel nrresL
‘t‘burlcs It, llugadorn. acting t‘Onllllfll'l-,
dam of Camp (lmm. cmnmitted
cide in his quarters last night.
sui- chief.
Iii-om doom in “bone dry" Suntu .\Ion-
'icu would Rtllnt‘t'l the delivery men to
“This matter stumps me." said the
"We tannot arrest them
Ills delivering the liquors in Venice and
for
body with a pistol wound in the head It is hardly It violation of the ordi-
trns found in‘bed this morning.
He had been In command of (‘ump homes in Santa Monica
Officers ut the from one part
Grunt
for .l
(-mIIp said today
month.
nances anainst dellverng IIquors
to
to more it
of the house to' an-
GOVERNMENT AIDS RETURNED
SOLDIERS
tMen Will Be Retained in Militafy
Service on Regular Pay Until They
Have Self-Supporting Jobs
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Returned soldiers will bt- l‘I‘IttlIlt‘d
in the military St‘rl'lt‘l‘ until rccovon
i as complete as ptnb‘lhle, ’I‘bc men
\ ll be grouped in three cl:tss:es~~»
those who can return to full militaU’
duty, those who can serve at home it;
military ormlvll Ilfc and Ilurst- who
are no Inneer capable of military ser
vice. All three ('Iasscr will be treated
according. to the most advanced me-
thods, which will include Yuriourz
forms of tlIernpv and gymnastic and
mental occupation. in order that they
"my be physically ‘restored and It."
turned to a healthy and Imppv frame
of mind.
Most men will be able to return to
full military duty. For men in the
second class: many occupations am
possible: they’ may «like up agricul-
ture. printine, womlworkingpor pho-
tography. or prepare themselves for
the civil servicefteuchlng, or work .99
statisticians. A ore-at number of
Irmletl and occupationk are included
in the list and additions are conStnnl»
Iy being made, ‘
Men in the third group. so much
tlirttbled that they can no Ionizer give
even limited Illlllllll‘V service. may r65
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offered by the I’cdcrztl lloard for V4»
rational Education. I-ZIItplovn-rs in pri-
vate industriesman not employ. e)-
cept wIIb the approratl of the Army
and Navy authorities, mm in thu- sec-
ond class. ,
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