01w; JAN. 2 1919
1 ulaSSlfled . . .. ..
1 Advertisement
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Miscellaneous Advs;
'On this span-Twonby-flnwwm or Lou. 25o.
Three times, 600; On Week, $1.00. Blockfm
or Oops Double Price.
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_,-- ._.___— i WANTED. 1 FOR SALE
TO LET ‘ FOR SALE-BARGAIN, 1915 FORD
WANTED , _ ‘ touring car with both summer and win
.SEWING MACHINE OPER- To LET—DOUBLE 110mm 51.; tfl‘ tops all inhA 1\C(;ndtltl3n;nl::13alrc;:§
- ,. . . . . ,. . ian six mom 5.- pp 3' o a .‘ ' ,
. A'EORS- PAID WHILE cond St. E‘ht .\oi'33 allt, J‘ “ ' .\larnn. 6 “'arren St, Norwalk, Conn. Phone
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{LEARNING CLUETT, PEA— ,5 u 1-..- ,__, J _3_ I:g-:____,_
BODY 55 00-, INC- T0 LETMFURNISHEII ROOF-l, run S.\Li'3~—T\Vfi'3‘.lt} EGG P101»
I"ll‘t"t'ic light and heat. 77» Flux Hillirit- state intltbators. One Newtown.
' ‘Rlliltl. citv. E‘Giant Coal Brooder. Automatic [ecd-'
— ' ’_’ T .' -‘..’~' .t til ' used one sea-
WANTED —— One hundred ' FOR RENT-r lili'l‘\\‘l-Il-I.\' JAN. ' ér" It??? 91‘”: JD p Anderson
1:00) Operators experienced-on and l't-li. in. a \‘t‘l‘\‘ desirable l‘ufll1finn‘ ”a." ‘ (H 5‘ ' ' ' ‘ _
é? o- s 7 'M h'ne for our “iii iv rial} for occupancy at ? Trill—_Box 211. .\nrwalli.
~dl°er ewmg 3,0 1 S . ii‘ plan .\1' modern lnllll‘0\'0lll‘.‘n7" . -.
{Tow department 0f men‘s are now LI in: installed.- Roomsrcalzl'g LOST
starts. Employment guaranteed for institution after Jan. in. Itinstm
i'definitely t0 first_cl-ass WOI‘k- Smith. (‘t ohm-tor and Real Estate l LOST -»S.\Ti'itD.\Y AF'FERNOUN,
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em. I‘ 11113 NM" ’1 ”I " h' ' l'air whiic kid gloves ill a box. i-lntlct'
M. N. MAYEHOFF & co. FOR RENT- , 1,0,,“ m M, \, (,w
i-‘o'ii' root-i araltlnr-nl .‘tft ("hapel street.
M. N. MAYEHOFF & CO.
M. N. MAYEHOFF & CO. ASk John]? HayeS‘
3'.'ANTED-~—\’i‘ t)\'t‘l-Z i-(vtitn i-‘tlll No. 7 ‘Mnin St} Norwalk'
l in months old'lyy \i‘iilov.‘t‘ti moth-1 m ESTAmmsmucE
i will? "
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.hn has 'o work for a living.
tpzi; $1.110 ,-. \lt‘t‘li iii advance, inqull'l: BUSINESS NOTICES
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1 Hill \l. 11 limm l i J ‘ 111,1”. _|_ .\I-kon, lt)l':l| :illil lull: (h,
31. ANTED - \ I‘l'll not“ t'o'ivi‘ovrumw “WWW :IIId trucking. 21“. Has:
. ‘ ’ ‘ ' ‘ ‘. ave, East Norwalk. Conn Tel. 1893.
“:1 liil'S. 1115:) Kill.“ lll'i\\" t‘i'l ii and la; '
'.v.'.\' .I i gt .\. ll' . t" (.1 .\ll. 1.? l..‘ " ‘C7‘_M_‘ ,
g 1‘” ', N -‘ I K ' f” , TO LOAN shown 1x SMHI.
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' 4 ”m J .tIIi!"’!II"~ ( Il I2 pcl'ccnt liist nioi't":l.5:(‘
WANTED ».\1\\' Tu 'l‘\i{l-l 1"_\I.:I.:'*‘“"'I'ii'- 9-115."- '\\‘l'iI-- l’. 0. link pr. 1.»
of heating ‘lmilI-l' and main- lii‘nwlt ‘ i"ll';»llont- .‘.::.. :_ d :10 13%..
, "*‘I'niil ”<1 1111 " -" 1"“ OH.- H‘lllllt'll" __..___ A A ~ -~--—7v~~—~-- -_..___ ——-
law nppl} to Old \\t~li (igar (o 1 Il- Ill-rat nigitltilit- repairs. gas ”1..
" —""" :L'itlI-s and .it t‘tt'it' motors a spot-inhy.
t :i/ANoTlEDl ‘it Hi ’ Llilllllui\;nriztil in Will L :In .\lachiun- (‘11.. it) \\'atI-i' St.-
:t r‘ \\ l'\' :13! It‘. J|'_' l‘ L' t. ‘. ‘_
Clue-2!. 1,} ”WM, A 1.”. In“ . o. X(113\alk,'lcl 3.1.33.
\A/ANTED EMBOSSER gun‘s. 1'1) [light-st market plitcs paid t'oi 'lll‘gilion in llridgeport
do ficht -. I>i".;. |.t‘lltnsblii‘_\'. .\lutht-w .ltinds of metals. Spct iai plict-s fol
-"""'* \" V“ T" N""“""”‘:- Cum” {all hit! :illtmnobilt- tires. “'1’” also buy
\t‘JXNTED -\li:-\ \‘VOMFN TIT” S ism-tind-hand itll'lllllil‘t‘. all clothes and.
( 'Il‘llill n it tie lltl;lil(ln' Com- isllits Call or write S. Levinson. .lttlil:
l‘..- ' t l, v‘: ' . 7. .
int-nee $1M month. List intuitions t'rec. ' ”“1"“ " 1"” 1M “J“!
White iliiliietliatt-ly' l-‘i'anklin institute. .,
mm MK nfiwmwr \. Y l..\nii.s s 'r.1il.0Rl-.\'o shop of .\'.-
' " ._.., b h ‘ i-‘romcr whith was formerly at 701
KSCllih Main St. is now located around.
-- .the comet at : llant‘ord Place. Tel.”
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WE CAN OFFER . 16,1,
good t'llllllt)_\'lllt'lll to S or G wo- '
lllt'll ol' abouI middle age. on otli . PAINT'NG — PAPER HANGING
‘decorating, painter's supplies; wall
to 11 o'clock).
the very best and
(Ti
Tin- uiigt-s itl'i'
the
lion n a lid
second shits.
'1 Estimates cheeil'uiiy
1ders solicited. Tel. 400.
1White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
\thi'k. will lie-steady. ('olnil Alexander
l.tll< it over twitli olil
l‘lllltltl}‘lllt-lil haulage-1'.-
Norwalk Tire & Rubber 00.
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1 Flnherty. proprietor.
“distance hauling Light and 1123 any
___:_—it.rucking. Otllce telephones .1581. 300
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58 Water St., South Norwalk.
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, , -. IHOPE HOSE WAGON
"'" FOLND' 1 is NOW RUNNING
After many delays and much trouble
the Hope llose wagon is once more in
apple pie order. and ready to answer
any 'old alarm at the stroke of.
gong.
Reinhold \'ogel of the “'iltnn ave-
nue garage has been working on it for
’ol't-i' a week, and despite the predic-
tions of many so—called experts. has
succeeded in making it rim in a most
i-‘Ol .\'ir~i' ”.\’I. it". it. flat bottom.I
painted uliil 1-. (mile-l- may have same-
bv proving property and paying;
charges. to Third St. East .\'nt'u‘alk.
FOUND~-.\ l-li’.l-;it'l‘\‘ BOND. O\\'.\'~
or can lulvi- rilun- bI' provingr property"
and paylnkr for this advertisement
The (‘iiv National Bank.
SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.
.\ch HARTFORD, Jill]. 2.-—A1~nold satisfactory way.
Johnson. yt-stci'i’ltnr, his eighty-sixth m---~——-
‘ ,hii'illtltlfi' anniversary. killed himself F'GHT WAS A DRAW
by slinotiti: ,ttt the home of Fred 0. i-IDMONTOX, Alberta. Jan ‘_‘.- Ser-
geant Al Rose. holder of tilt-
ziiiddlewciciit championship, and “Kid.“
Carson. formerly of Bl'oklvn. fought a
fifteen-round draw here. last night,
Cillll‘(ll. He had ‘n’t'onlillgly been in a
I happy satic of mind before the. act.
Eighteen ycai's ago last April. it broth-
er Sheldon killed himself. A sister.
1- l“l‘.~. Antwan t‘ollins or Sntitlillampton,
bl'l"s ill-:4
.\’otice of dissolution of the partner-
'sliip heretofore existing between litt-
gar T. Bates and Joel H. White. under
the firm name of Bates £2 “’llite. is
1 HOG lSLAND iNVESTIGATlON
. ~ hereby given the same to take effect
.t' \Slllix-i'l‘tlfi, .ian, '_’.——investiml- January ist 19153.:
tiuii mm It: . ”viiril‘ilCIlUI‘l of the Hot; The bus tries: will be continued 323‘
-" ~_ - . . . . . the said Edg in T. Bates. at the old
P l, l» . nt: rIi-it'xnltl. \'.1 1c] 1-.9 ened U}
. ‘ q 1. l I . C p . 9 stand at the foot of Ann street. and
it.» ."ll.l.~' nlniiieit-e Committe all cuetomers ~will be carefuih all”?
' eta-Nix h- it ‘ the holiday season rev pljpd ac. former”;
be
. 0.»; \‘ll .--_t- u ilt‘li todav 331th General
.been chang ‘tdfiQTdh" Wad
TNoru elk. (3:3, Deeémbe
B art-2%” e “WHITE" by .
mime-~3- timilos i‘iez of the Emer- 23‘5““
,3 nt 3' that Corporation heading"r the
11:? of witnesses
151! Lincoln All. All iiuplmcluents. lil-
WANTED—Twenty-five (25) ‘I‘Iirc I-i (‘hns 1'3. Hoyt.
ressers experienced on shirts 1'” , ,
‘ - - -‘ a ‘ . .» ‘.\l l-
I:-r our new department. Em- To LFT _“l’ “”0.“ “ f
, ment n'uaranted “to first- nit-lit. l‘.ll't"l‘1(‘ lights. hot and cold “at-l
11:57 works" ' let. \\'.lsltin::ton street. East .\'orwalk.
k 33 :3.
Slow. ‘JHT \V:i.<liillgtoli street 1le .\'or-'
L 2 y‘."il‘l\'.- Sim-c ifl ('liapcl street. inquire
:t:l Sl-iiiil\l‘r'ill street. 'l‘el. til).
WANTED—Experienced first ,_ fl- _ __
CA'I 133 hq‘nd “-orkers for basting, I FOR SALE “\VELLIXG. R Rooms“
in cking and butt-on- 1101.8le in hot {IOXl’BU’l'P ct .vttliln .3 lll’lllnif‘> 33.1lk,
oi I.\or‘.\all\ i‘ost office, \\ cll located.
911‘ Silk Department. l'lit‘F' $l,TttlI, .\ bargain.
.paper. lip- -to-date styles, lowest prices;
given. Trial or-=
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J..
Trucking. Long-
' | 1.\‘or\3alk,
House connection
WE BUY _ , .
SECOND HAND CLOTHING 1 LOST ’
AND SHOES ‘-— >- —-—— —-—~-——— ~--——-
We pay high prices, LOST—HA GOLD “‘ATt H l-‘ (til.
Write or van '3.- iii-.2112:
st: W st: 1 e 2 ‘ ‘1' ' .
S. LEVY’ in Ft till-'i in snot-t.
_ io‘clock at the
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the. oldest residents of the Silvel'mine sec--
The ukulele-phone number 626- 4 hgfis I
will please return to Sentinel oflice and,
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let ei\ e rcw aid.
Miss N atalie-Sculley
Dies After Short Illness
Tile large circle of friends and ac-
quaintances were deeply flrlt'VCd to
1 learn of the death of .\llfis Natalie Scul-
‘lcy. early yesterday morning. Miss
Scully is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
an added sorrow to the family is that
llt'i' father. John \V. Sctilly, is now in
Franc..- as :1 Knights of Columbus sec-
, rotary, and when last heard of was en-
it-riiig the German city of Metz
Min s Sculley was one of the heat
,‘knoun and most popular young ladies
in Norwalk. her kind. pleasant disposic
. tion and fine character always won for
her the instant and sure friendship of
all that came in contact with her in
any She is a graduate of the
Not-walk high school and later took a
' further educational course in the New
ltoilicile College which She complet-
ed with honor and distinction. She rc-
ttlrned to her home city and secured a.
position as teacher in the junior high
school and was loved and honnrml by
her young scholars.
wa y.
Some time ago Miss .‘ ‘uiley 'i'e-
signed her position with the lacuity of
the local school to accept a clerical p0 '
where she was
,still employed when taken ill but
, three days ago.
lies-ides her parents. Mr. "and Mrs.
.Jolm \V. Sculley.
Myrtle,
; Margaret
she leaves four sis
(lament-r. Helen and
St-ulley. and two brothers.
“'illiam J.. in the i'. S. .\'nt’j'. and John
J. Jr... of .\'orwalk.
'i‘llo i'untlal will b1 striqLIJ. piivate
and will be held Fiilliu niollling from
1m. .'.:lo epli s thtlrcll. inteiinent will
follow in the family plot in St. Mary's
.l-t-nietci'v.
lei-s.
, Mrs. Mary Singewald.
\lrs .\lary Sinuewald. wife of Max
ISinL'enalil (Hell TllPStl83
jilOlllt‘ 10 Hamilton
‘) illness 01‘ a few days.
band,
and two
night at her
awnue. after
she is survived by
daughters:
..-\lice. Lester.
ésislt'l'fl and one
_Norwaik. .\lis‘s
Miss
Arthur; Harold
and May. and by four
brother. John Splon of
Nellie Spian. superin-
itelidcnt oi the ()verbrook 'linspiiitl,
(‘edar Gate. .\'. J.. and the .\iisscs
..ioliannii and \llirval'et Spitm of Q.\lil-
burn. N. ..l 'l he f-ineral “ill be at "t
home and will be held
at nine o'clock front St. Joseph's
church. Friday morning. interment
will be in St. .\iary's cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Guthrie.
Mrs. Mary A. Guthrie, one of the
'tion of the city, died at the home of
her soil. Joseph A. Guthrie. on Silver
.\iine avcniie. yesterday afternoon,
aged eighty years. She is survived by
three sons Joseph A.. John 1... and
“iliiam. all of .\orv‘alk.
:fllll'll her late home on Friday after
noon at 3 o‘clock, Rev. Louis B. How-
ell officiating. '
Canadian.
Mrs. Henry Warm.
The remains. of Mrs.
of 1; Day street. who died at the .\'or4
walk hospital. last Tuesday, are at
D. W. Raymond's funeral parlors on
\Vashlngton street. Director Raymond
i\ a33aiting word front the woman’s
lelatives in the South as to the di‘f=-
posai of the body. '
‘ ‘Funerai of John B. Fallon.
The funeral of John B. Fallon was
31131313 church at 10
dog, the burial follow-
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imanagement and control or the Gen Violence-aware described at Oldstreet
itral Trust Company, which in the pas-1
iyear has made persistent and in the
‘long run a most successful bid' for a
M
-'.;\'orwalk, Conn., January 14. 1919.
John W. Sculley of Monroe street. and
an .
lies-ides her bus—-
three sons?
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Alice Splan of South
Henry “'3 rin. .
EMMA
TRUST CONT!!!)l
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ho are now very prominent in the
place in the Financial sun, or the lo
cal Financial Flrmnment. .
That, the movement has on foot
'was exclusively told in the Sentinel ot
in recent date and the names of the
three gentlemen mentioned at that
time as candidates for the position 0-
dixector in the Fall-field Count3 \a-
tional are probably the ones to 331mm
reference ismade in the letter.
Just. what. members of the present
board it was intended to supplant has
'not developed sufficiently for a post,
the statement. but a. side light of con-
siderable briltia’nce is thrown on the
situation by the following paragraph:
“We enclose two proxies, one
blank for the insertion of such names
«as 3011 may desire, the other made in
1the names of John P. Treadwell and:
Albeit l1 Malkin and will, if sent in
be voted for the re-election on
‘present Board of Directors.
' The letter in full reads as follows:
Norwalk. Conn.
Januaiy 2.19.19
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.To Stockholdeli-z:
The. Annual Election of Directors oi
The Fail-field County National Bank
'Wi’li be held at the Banking House,
Polls will be open from 11 a. 1m.
12 m.
If unable to be present.
filed to execute and send in one oi‘
the inclosed pioxies. in order that the
stock may be as tullv represented as
possible.
That you may be informed of the
situation, and in answer to inquiries:
we-liavc received from some Stock
holders. twe beg to say that the recent:
drive made for proxies for the comim. .
meeting, was without the sanction oi
knowledge of your Directors. “’0 till-
derstnnd it contemplates putting or
your board at least three men. none o"
whom is interested in your bank as
Stockholders or DepOSitor. but all 011
, whom are interested in and otllcers of
'lhe Central Trust (‘0.. who are com-
peting with this bank for business.
(The power which would enable» these
parties to put in three men as direct
ms would also enable them to put ill
an entire new board).
\\ e believe it is a move in a scheme
for the consolidation of this Bank with ,
The (‘cniral Trust Co. and we: deen.
it our duty to advise you that it. 1.-
our ..pinion that such consolidation
would not be to the interest '(it this
bank.
\\ hiic llici ic is some math ill tile ii
in gument of' ‘too many Banks in .\or-
walk," as discovered by them sinct
their recent entry into the banking
field, other avenues of consolidation
xfollowed out \\ ouid
more advantageous to you and all otli
cl parties interested.
To any stockholder who has given
these parties proxies, through not 't'ul-
ly understanding the situation, and
who may wish to reconsider. we would
- say, executing and dating a now proxy
will automatically cancel the other.
We cncloae two Proxies, one is
blank fol the insertion of such names-
as you may desire, the other made in
the names of John P. TI‘C‘fidWP" and:
Albert R. Malkin and will. if sent in.
be voted for the rc-eection oi the pre.
sent board of Directors.
'l‘iust'ilig you will understand we thus
.ttllise 3ou an a matter of dlitya as we
view it. and not ml any peisonal rea-
was “e are.
\ollrs truly,
l-IDVVlN O. KEELER.
CHARLES'l-i TRlSTRAM,
FREDERICK A. LOCKWOOD,
'. HENRY F. COLEBURN.
SAMUEL J. MILLER.“
FRI-IDERICK A. ELLS.
LEO DAVIS.
' Directors.
Central Nat. Story Bobs Up
Students of financial pioblenis,pa1-
ticuiaily as in so far as it afietts the
banking institutions of the old city 01
Norwalk. do not hesitate to say that
the present situation could "have been
averted-in the. latter days 'of the {on
1ner_(.‘entral National Bank. when ac-
c-oiding to a tlustworthy souice. ne1
gotlaiions between that tnstituti on and
the Faiifield County National regaid-
ing the puicliase ot a controlling in-
telest iii the form er (ame. to so close
a decision that it is an actual tact
that a difference of thirteen cents be-
tween the asking and the ot'fcted price
actually upset what has so prompti3
been prmen uvas a sound investment
111 not a veritable melon
1 Thirteen Cents Loomeu' Large
it is not doubted for a moment that The little pellet is nothing mole. than
the consolidation of these two banks
could have been effected, had not the
( ential Powers 01 that time pointed
out that it would need just thirteen
cents more a share. to clean up
Ccntral's state, but enough
men iii the Fairfield County
Stuck to the demand fox a purchase
1at what was the strict market price
of the
The func i'al services will be held and “1“!" the discussion “cut on ”if to
keen and far sighted business men
now in control of the Centlal Tlus
C.o, giasped the golden opportunity.
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\Vhile nothing definite could be.
learned toda3 regaiding just what the'
result would be at the election of di
icctors a week from next Tuesday,
the sending of the letter, is proof pos
title that a determined efl'ort is now
being made to combat the Centrall from- land. - .
.Tlust influence, and one in closei g
gtouch with the situation said this a! . . 4:
tcl' noon Ambitiout. 1
“i should be sorry to see this deaf!
go through. and believe me, i
1think it. will " ‘
don' t
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“'lien smhh3 potatoes are fed _tc
stock, infection of the disease is car
'rlg-u in the mom Brent.’
potatoes folio-'3
tin-inf spell of liberty
. worth prison. While the others danced 1
and sung at the top of their voices t“-
in the six escaped. In the following Way
the-
(37. thing they could lay their hands on." ,
iThe police, however. got away. .\iul- 9‘
you are iii-1
the 1
contr,ol 4
Fa'meld County People Confident inegligibiy small compared with val-.-
«Ind Originality M‘mfilfir
Scoop. PM PM
Three daring escapes made by a
.Bntlslrarmy dm with ten convic-
dons against him-all for crimes of
a few- days ago. relates London;
Chronicle- The man. George Mullins.
was sentenced to six months” impris-
onment in January. 1917.111“! wasaent
"to Wundsworth. There he was trained
for ~the- army and taken to France in
liandcuits. In a few weeks-lie- con-
trixcd to get leave and. returning to
England deserted. He was arrested
last April. but, although handcuffed.
he escaped from his escort. After a
Mullins \vnS'
again captured. and with five others!
was put in the goat-drool" at Wands-
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Mullins cut a hole in the wall and arm
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the man was again arrested, :tndt
taken this time to Bethual Green to-
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lice station, where he u as plat-ml in
a newly built cell. Again he mu uaged
tel-escape by loosening a number of
bricks climbing through a‘ ventilator 1- 1
and dropping down a water pipe into
gthe street.
The other night. Mullins
1 “as
Stepncy. A big and violent crovd
ithe oilicer said. gatheietl and pulled
,the detective and his collcagues V1 til
. stones, weights. coal. bottles and “tiny-
tins is now sentenced to two months' I
'llal'tl labor as a descrter and for dani- .
aging Br-tilnal Green police lotion. .
.‘EPloR-AM THAT. HAS FORCE
Torte Statement as to Value of Man
in the World's Commercial
Operations.
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There is a moral for all who will .
seek it‘in the story of a Minnesota
1bankcr. who has made a success of
Tlil'e. notwithstanding the handicap that 1
§botli legs. his left lii‘ll’l and the fingers 3
of his right hand are missing.
career was appropriately reviewed in
Carry 0n. a magazine published in the
interest o’f’tlie reconstruction of dis-
tlhlcd soldiers and sailors.
The essence of this man's sucm-ss
is cmittlinml in his whimsical state- E
mcnt of lli.c philosophy. “From his
neck down." he says. “a man is worth
about a dollar and a half a day; from i
idred thousand dollars a 3'cilr.’ The '
Hoots of this statement apply "5 foic-
llily to a man with all his limbs as .
to n cripple- -The3' constitute
lcliiltl labor anti cmnpulsory.etincntlnn
Vt‘fl‘.
It' is a fortunate cpigriim which has
for the benefit of the cllpples of
war. The part of the n1: in "front the
heel: up" knows no lilnltzitipns except
1self-lmposed ones—Portland Ore-i
1 goliiau.
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Emotions and the Eye.
The thing we look at striiiglilest and:
most steadily is the eye. of the man or:
3i omen who talks to us. And no emo-
tion changes the glistening of that eye.
Yet. so unobservant are“ We all. espe-
in fiction. always flash; and no‘doubt
i'ili'allrays flash: under the stress ofé
. any kind of-mgc. The assassinot’ the .
surgeon in Paris the other day went;
to his deed as we read in the ficti-
i tlous part of the rcpoit of a witness
'With eyes that flnSlied according to
custom \mv the human eye has two
places for flashing—«me in the clear
pupil.‘showlng 'one point of light-or
more according to the light or lights
reflected: the other in the white.
Neither of these brightnesses depends
upon the-mind. .
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Pharaoh's Serpent's Egg Trick.
One-of the-most" amusing tricks in
fireworks is the serpent’s egg trick,
where a little. pellet when lighted turns
into a horrible snake. many. many
time?! the size of the pellet. 'How awe-
inspiring lt is to the youngsters! Moat
people have no idea what: in the world
.causes the snake to appear. The ex-
planation is simple. Mercury sulpllo- 1
cyanid bums with n voluminous ash. '
.some mercury sulphocyanid. The lit- at
Iconses the ash to mme off so quickly
1 from the burning pellet that it w rithes
and distorts itself into the shape of _a ~
tminlature snake.
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Radium in Sea Salt.
Samples of sea salt collected dury
g a recent voyage in the Pacific and
Isubantnrctic regions have been era in- -
ilned for their radium content. The
iamount of radium was found to be
non that have been found in others col- '-
1 lected near land. and this result is in
accordance with the prevailing view
that the radium content of sea salt
diminishes with increase of distance
Nat Goodwin tells one on a convivial
friend of his. “I hadn’t seen him for
several years. and when we met '1:
couldn‘t help commenting on the bril-
liant redness of his nose.
“John. it must have cost you a lot}
if”! money to paint your nose 'so no: '
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arrested by Detective Sharp in. '
lilo 1'
his neck up he may be worth a hun- ,~
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chief reacon why vocational education .
undo-ibl .ll be,ls increasing in popularity-and why .
iluws are being made increasingly-se- _,
clally descriptive novelists, that'eycs
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They are odd Serving Tables in oak, fumed Maud-mm .1
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Earliest Guide Book. ‘ ,
The earliest guide book printed in
English is-“lnstrnctions for Fox-mine
Travclffl published in 1642 by James
Howell, a famous‘traveler of that
day. '
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She Knew .Him.
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Borcioigh? _I alums think that
one slionld'kcep one's mind occupied.”
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Wisdom Comes With Age.
'A young than is apt to believe that:
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at. everything that happens is some
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“ . . u. s. ATTORNEY REStGflS .,.
’ ' ~ 1 NEW YORK» Jan. 2.—--Melville J,..
c 6“” M°m"°"- . We, United States Attorney 0,: .
A' gospel motorwngon was com the Eli-Stern District of New York, has
structed in 1896 for a New York: pas-- tendered his resignation to Attornev- . __.....
Gmgory, effective February 1‘1 v 3:
will beet‘Jme associated with} a Netti; -
our: law firm. in accepting the res-
{inatton Mr. Gregory expressed appre-
(elation of Mr. Fiance a war time
lwork, which included numerous Geri
nian plot prosecutions. '
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1
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Watches." ' .
A Most Appropriate Gift, For
Yoimg and 01d
--AT—
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1 South Nor-walk.
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