WING SENTINEL
War
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,Wm‘r, JULY 9,1919
can. en‘s-m:
”SOUTH NORW1IS m
taught us.
i And yet, who would desire that from
. now on war should continue to be our
teacher? Nor’need it 'be it We have
tmly'leunied and steadfastly remem-
’ber, its stern «but'uflhil lessons.
W
THE VANK WAKE3 UP
”Say. My. this morning when the
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Hon. P. J. McCumber.
United States Senate,
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:Digitled to the use termination
the local news publieheli herein
Tfifi WAG Foniifst shell cameiand not down into
"The 'Associoted Press is mslvely
“ill news dispatches credited to it or
fit otherwise “in this paper and also
rights oi publicatic‘ln oi! spe-
dispatches herein are also re-
iii-1“!) “it “It your“
this dugout in homing. ~flat, I thought _
miter Mr cal-Uh]
ol‘n littleikid across the Toad tron: us
that‘s crippled because his folks were
too ignorant to get a brace for him
when he was a'bahy. finst now i got
to thinking about him again. and it
struck me, why should there 'be crip-
pled gids in the world? H’efi: we’rb
over the water to tight the Hans, and
they need it, but look at the thing: we
~ left behind that people ou‘ht be tight-
7 tin.
Inuit look 1to save- the can of
from be“ betrsfi‘d by
put on the possibility ”61' a
tome forraaienerstib'n.
oi
“stem tMt’I used the "
“tor e Residence—m—JZ.
any particuldr Mon.
mg against. You'bet. lt-l can .get ‘out
of here alive nll'dgo home, l'm’golng’fo
isee why We can‘t change some things
Mr there."
This is quoted from an article inlthc
current Good Housekeeping polled
; “Testimony 1mm ‘Doughboysf’ Here is
another hit:
"We're Just common felloWs, but it
in nine or more.
But it is proposed that the Council
ed to include Germany'in the League
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BUDGETING lN JULY
. If the famili-
, Theac is_ nothing eepeciall
we'dhbout the first or the cdlenda
.‘The only wa3 to do is to begin.
i'mugh another of it
. refit, and start her over
”I Jniy'nlsrks the halt-why poi.nt
.Eutpdl'lence gained on the last
the next «ix
”ingress is a good time to buck up.
flywhere near even on the year.
" ofleét'is deplesslng And just hec
‘ it'iie deplessimz. it urges one on
iol' «next yeal.
time.
People who are slaves to accounts
never get anywhere ill this world.
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either in the way of prosperity or hap-
piness. But neither
amslnves to their own disorder]: mm s
; of living.
The not is a grubby iittlo'bmwl.
in every way to be emulated.
do people who
lllli
‘l
'mllfly-mrod'igal of nature's gifts. But
We, and he has a good time a? he
Start your
1 Leonard W'ood and he mke<
‘ ” ;. dose in other. points beside link-
if meal/ems“.
' ‘_i has been learned about mFdi-
”lit the control and protection
I , the treatment of wounds:
‘ lea :‘W‘hleh otherwise m'n'llt
:g‘eneral knowledge only
Wetlow length «were.
_ usually uncharted and
- . were hathecomlng mere-
want. but war taught ’ns'
' wt it to Ins in plain, “homely
that we will novel'be able to
V !
ore 01’th which was dilly
( immaturity soundly.
. W mama relaxed
sodomy» s Iwideomke
Worm With low eel hm
clenched hard against the
on? firm-armored out vfliues
fih'Mmr-m Voile!!!"
finances have never
he'd conducted according to the bud-
mind! there is no read-l on they
. tug should wait "until the limo: Jan.
:yfitgbelbre getting into this Molar
your as a time tdr‘beginnlhg things
5"} it a budget mrgsllr ‘slnftcd do its
last January and has :been mak-
its coon.-
“goth by the squads or unexpected
lavents now is a good time to haul
again.
The
six.
finals will help to make easier Hali-
st. ‘
“ mil. too. July by its low discour
_one comes square up against the
fight tfidt one's location milst be cut
In‘htlt, or else one must forego next
2livintel’o new suit in order to come out
the
““5? Francem
to
more sensible apportionment of funds
so that bolhthc suitj.
and vacation may be provided for main 1’
The ‘
‘- grsaqhopper. on the Other hand. is inn:
W‘muirrel is worth consideration.
‘1!!! pocomplislles his thrift. quite cheer-V
fully. He provides adequaiclx for the:
has come out of the war, thinks'
,talned to teach the children and their
,elders. too, tree of charge,
gem is that it iamnojhe!
trick“ slime kind.
of Nations. and so the dispority oi the
vote of the United States would grad-
ually approach that of the Assembly.
Suppose we consider the Council as
including Germany. as some though:
less peopie mgeét. min-mm
expect German wmddmt to y
mewre iodine! to restrain ha-
ony unwind wdld not the wholth-
Start of the Mali-Notions u‘pre'
seems to me we've done the best we
could. and the way I look at it. when
wego home. we've got the right to
ask ‘peopk there to do the best they i
can. ’1‘th dart shays. Last letter
i got from my wife. she told meal!
houtxthexmrt‘hg the new council is have peat: m street
‘ . i there's so much ear The Allison is now WWI“ the
13mm“ Tb 9" bod , mm oi the world. Do .we not once
tellement abut the war M “0 Y“ :0 abandon the Alliance when we en-
hing y m with} per the League of Nata-wand .
mic thml‘“ m " “ Inch the League of hauls new
they like over. Well, "intuit-«cared .ene the pace? c‘n the allied n,
‘ over firefl him not lions still continue to act alter-Wk
lto stick s 0mm.“ League of Nations is romeo. ln‘pite
to be scared or Iazror something ‘° 9: the fact um thereon-sly prem-
stick gutters in jail when'l go home. leg to act through the League of Na-
tions? A it 0 beta bloc
if i can get some fellows to help me. ed no db r can 3
One more: "if we dllhl'l. relish 'bluné
piers in wartime. when there wered'i-
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the League of Nations V‘ho Vlll‘unm-
lain peace? Levine ii. NASH.
July 9. 4,10.
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flculties. why should we stand for blun- Hurry Olson.
Norwlllk. Conn.
tiers in government in peace time. My «Dear Sir:
i am glad to see your criticism or
my remarks,‘and congratulate you on
your courage in signing your name.“
every man should. l'huve no fear for
the country it every man and woman
will think.
You ore not alone in your opinions.
Tiler; are millions of peoplethatthink
the opposition to the League of Na-
tions is only partisan..llnd so they do
not think of the League of Nations, it-
self.
There are our business men who.
like liken. are intent only on their
mess of poltnge; then. there are our
women. with their newly acquired
vole, who are deceived by the phrases
or peace on earth. and do not see that
they will lose all influence on world
policies if the provisions-oi this Lens
.when there isn't the some excuse ior
ilncfllciency’.’ We want the minimum of
All right.
diers who came over to fight for the
country to take a hand in running her
willififnkes it's up to us sol-
.when we get back. "
'lhtse. and mum. many more oi
them. al’e only shims in the wind. The
the doughboy to
_ll.<l reckon with a new dough
but come home again. The Yank ll:l‘-‘
.mel the (‘clcstial Sulgeon who has
stabbed his spirit broad awake.”
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[count ry that st nt
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SENAIBR M’filillBEli.
July 5, 1919.
l ammuedmreustveyourlemdmm
on. mm long been, a believer-int.1
a [dengue of Nationsabut it must be_
founded on soundmxinciples. or it will
in lmy {letter, M doubtless unatt-
ll theretere‘meues‘uo diners-lee II
can be increased by the addition of
other members, ‘and it is even propos-
~ dents or labor View Beach. attended
,ectlou in Running the poor road bet
’Nonw- _
ENJOY a.“
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(Costumed_ nwn Pope One).
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Wldmmd
ly after 8 o’clock by layor Jeremiah
m m3. luncheon:- _v
refill matter on . j
“all: visdi the coucllwthuuome mouths
jam-utilised the must of the'
lYoutre—ofthe’gren’tbfihmm mama-.5- Mmm
property ad ihuildlngo. and reported :
tricol- i that-a hummus the city were
”no noel-of thomperly arm ' .
88 on “firth flew! the
ues.
Kim. mm 1 t
the repreb‘llglmmdbe Jinn
Education be requ
hearing to explain exi". inrcodiflou.
The motion was passed and the hear
ing declared closed
The regular meeting was opened
'with the presentation of the report of
City Auditor Wilfred Bodwell, City
Treasurer Herbert A. Mathewson and
who’reported tflt‘e bills in“ by
til a til
99. 'h‘helohh 1 mm rm“
"Hunted. 1 amino.
hid-.1 of Dr.
six other rope
owner. oniieogw unset. petitioning
it!» canned W
lien to WQBWIg or
on mm “8
city clerk. The
“m at“:
log on the suggestion of Mr. Eldridge
ithe mayor «anointed a committee.
Will: “is. was”. alone
and Russell to investigate the matter
am “to m m "It the Wt
regular meeting
'ind byDr.'1i'nncloJ. Mouremwho
acted as when... some lines real-
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the my!“ “We-mud a petition
requestingfile council ‘to finite me
tween Neptuhg hid arid live
hues. “Two of the prettiest pieces in
:2: (2qu getaway salad}. “on
re to him and inroor
View Bach. mm M at and
that connect: them is one of the worst.
In the State oi Connecticut." “agave
a lengthy. efiective description of the
deplorable caldltionof the road. espe-
cially thlt part between Harbor View
bridge and ’oodwurd avenue. and
stated. that lug obliged to use one
side of the road only thereware immi-
nent danger of automobiles colliding
with one another. He also guve an
accohnt .of the wear and tear on cars
obliged to pass ovtr‘ the «Entered.»
ue of Nations are adopted.
Now. I will tell you why i did not
choose Mr. Taft. He has not written
oi'ltely on llle subject. or ishould have}
answered him. But. Mr. McAdoo is
the man who has been next of import;
once to the President himself.
So far. no one of the advocates of.
this League of Nations has said a sin-
gle word in defense of its provisions.
Naturally you would expect a man of’
his high character to have some sound
incl-d in favor of this [We of Na
tions but he either cannot or does
not do so. {
He only advocates that we should
pass it at once and mend it afiel- '
Wards.
YOUTHFUL SWIMMERS
A swimming: instructor declares that
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:children of three are not too young to
lM' tauzhl to swim. She says it is easy
land pleasant lo tenth these little folks.
‘and that there is no reason ‘wby chit
dlell should not loam to swim iii they
learn to walk, so curly that they can
not remember-doing ll. '
This is coming a long way from that
'former state when children were lor-
hidden the water because they were
“too young" to go into it.
Of Coursc no little children should
“be allowed to play in wuter of any pos.
isibie harmful depth without an eldcl
nelson in attendance, and it the attend-
without the consent of the other mem-‘
bers of the League of Nations.
is no question of Democrat and Repub-
lican. it involves the liberty of our
country. which both you and l l.ove
Good men way diil'el. but honest
men should think without partisan
bios. If it is an unwise measure. both
its advocates and its opponents IWill
stiffer together
LFNi'lS H. NASH.
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am can also be a swimming ’l'llstrucmr
530 much the het.ter .
in some communities so great has
been the growth of public understand
_T v. \ ‘
ing of the health and jov of swimming. r) ‘ Sentinel “hut ‘d-' WM“ unmet! their;
4"" ophii‘l glut"
that a corps of instructors is main-
4..
while the
public swimming pool is coming more
ail‘d'more to be recognised asp public
necessity.
Tear of the water is not natural. it
is installed by horrid tales of drown
log, by parents! warnings mode more
vivid with predictions or accident. by
rough trioksmiayot! .when in the Witt‘Er‘
Much better is the .pouey which devel-
.995 the nature! love or the witer lilo
a skillful cuioyalent of it, which
the child when he is young: mouth :61 . _
le’urll easily machines-mm to swim}.
Former Chancellor volt Dem;
nemmm mm mime-do! '
them. ’flle only thing the W
use common ”6:“ ‘
1‘9
lime and money
if we pass it we cannot amend it 01‘
condition at the present
This idea of a new roodéioJ-icfllor View
Beach was out or ‘the question. ex-
'plnined Mr Minor. He further staid
that the-greet department would ro-
lleve conditions along WoodWard ave-
unemlosooonu waywereinam-
sttion to do so. in answer to the city
engineer‘s statement
again took thenoor our! informed the
, oouncluhat a shortiime ago the rest.
dents it “the bench had taken up u
(linden. ‘ke "cm the
‘the city could (h Revise The max
«insane mmwm motion
of l
tthefirtlsn or the street committee
WWW
(moth—rm
stretch. "in rim oi‘ the fact that we
are pay: “n: taxes oh some $300000
worth of property. «wit-«loom it no
mow than light that we should at
least be supplied with a decent lhOl-
oughfan-f mntinucfl Dr Neuron.
When asked to give-Meoplnion on the
subject. (‘ity Emu r Minor admit-
led the poor condit of the road, but
stated that it would be useless to try
to effect any improvement. at them-
cnl limo because of the fact that
'tlmre was no means of draining the .
road The only way out of the situa-
tion would be the conflmctiomol new
load. an action that‘wollld necessitate
lllf‘ expenditure of It“ great deal of
and. ~35 there were
ler roads in the my in just as poor
time. the
Dr. Mchren'
i
floori:towebr£hemrtn
MOVIE snows
on the proposed sale of the
on the Jam .
‘ street that will i. thrombi!“ Imp- ~
sound erty from Franklin to Pro-sect “9h -
it was his suggestim that the ’"'
i-clty'ceah the. property Home:
member frail they‘mw Md, a this “will .
Hedju" cs jibe type of the object-g realise (armor-e “harem than ’
meniber, whither the said objectorille if tire bulliihga were torn ’down and "
a member or the League of fiction carried any. ’
or Council. Ind with no reference to min/however that the hearing mil
lthe apps-dd die of the buildings
amend it‘waa'fieless toil-ups the
the-argument whether we are dealing file ”tithe tom-w aswoli. «A In.- ;
with the League at Nations or the lion was then Mud» Council-
Ceuncil. other than that in the former man Murphy. nrovidfi not the ad-
ease. ~tire‘llnited States would have' Journment of the both; until the
one vote in forty-six or more. while in next regular meetingflon am
the Boa-ail areas-old «have one vote would be held on both the we or this .
payer advised ‘
mutual the :-
.the city. to be used as a public park
_ihe properly. and thus min title to it.
The resolution was passed on motion
of Mr. Moore.
ontation of his report concerning lhef
Conveyance of the rights to a raceway.
on the Bishop mill property 10 the
nlew owners to insure them a clear ti-
Mr. Quinn-looked that the city accuse
a conveyance Ol‘l'lle’l‘lt‘hh to the rece-
way from ‘thevfonrler «owners “than
itur'n. present 'the conveyance to file
rights to Eocene 1’. WM *the wow
owner Dr Moore otter-ed a resolution
tint the mutter be given a public
hearing at a opecisl meeting on flen- I
day evening. 'July 21, which resolution
was passed
Dr. *Wolt‘e‘wmch authorised the gluti-
“.0: {hunt-tells INC and the-com.
Idle” court. enormous passed.
and?“
, A m @LLEGTIOH to?
5mm lush Skids.
Amped) and comprehenive display of style,
in every desirable materiel. Beauty, style,
mine. smrtoess are all embodied it: our show-
ing of Wuhflkirts for women and misses.
”was
fluids
. New and eotrectstyles and excellent quality
emterials.
A host of
drapery and
N
$3. “a”
7 For the Lhrger Wm
Cation, Voile, Crepe dc Chine
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UNUSUALLY BEAUTIFUL
Summer Dresses
the Mt lines, the ltlli‘sl cfi‘t-(vn .-
tailoring.
The values are inn-«i exit-unwilling~
m flowered Valle
m_ WY PRICED
”T031530
W Gingham wdresses .7
um "P3018813 PRICED
3538 To $7.98
a?
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“on. JULY ,, In
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delightful garmclyh {.1 "48d ll:
' Mlelm;
aromas
all Immune:
”retires Q m fl
Hundreds to select from ,Taéhionali‘le and
0-" Plain (blond Voile
“Mic Dresses
' mm PRICED
ms ”$14.98
My“. infl' many-interior. ‘
ed with any action whtaoever. Mini
arm. vem- ham mil ‘for:’
the launching of e. lenglh'aand heated
um um i “the W-
Dr and Hr. Quinlan. the outcome or
which worth: murky an. we.
“so!“ months toil-manual
the committee. to tulle elrect II“!-
otely. Councilman Eldridge more!
that the mtmtloh be refined. and.
Is the mayor expressed it. there VII
' doing: ”citation accord-
m still retains bio positionuehair-
man or the committee. Dr. leer-e
came to the Me by presenting
motion to the elect that the council
instruct the committee roueport It
the next meeting on the stated matter:
ior‘whlcll they were reported‘that is
to cases the dialogue and Mills of
their proposed clings to the property
dimers of the etreet.
The Cdlf Pasture project was Emir
outed by Corpontton Omlneci’Quinian.
who submitted his report and uttered
a restitution giving him the authority
to condemn the lurid and secure it "nor
311-2 “3%.
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fw-
Tcl. 988-34.
mammal-«-
. means
and bathing beach. The resolution
empowered Mr. ~Quinlan with author-
ity to negotiate with the owners I)
the sale of the property all to report
at the next meeting. it is reliubly
known that the present owners Will
lot sell the land. under any conditional
and the only way for the city to come
into possession or it, is *to'cmrdemu
while very reachable.
The next personage to appear be;
fore the council was Arthur C. Wheel
or who asked that the city accept.
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Mr. Quinlan followed'with the preef some 350 ieet long. which runs f
Butler to Orchrd street and on:
quired by Mr Wheeler. He explained
and protect them against any “14- now M ‘5 ”it ! ‘fler iflicltfly
whfchunay me n m mm" ness to turn over some eight feet front
on his W to them in ordel to
insure ta passable thoroughtare. and.
hi turn. melted that the city put it in
cotflition. The matter was referred!
to Mssioner Him and Mr. Quin-
lan. to report at the‘lpeciai meeting
: of July 21st. i
cmn'mittees' lack of ‘
{funds was then brought to the stten-‘
tion of the council-by John F. McMs- ‘
f hon. who asked that “appropriation
me be provided to defray the
menses ol' the omen ‘eaisr‘
ice. which bod "Deal fifbrm street
ldeportment for the past four months.
A special appropriation has been‘tnsde ‘
A resolution was then presented "by
stmcfion of a new at “Yahoo 900-
soetaoi novelty in comparison
annotate
01-.
“*Wfle’epreeented a resolution provid-
Corbettm M for the
urea on Quality. Ir My unused
sandman-let asking Satan ordinance “it o‘lu‘otian. “W W
. mmwmmma “timmw ‘
WW ell Nm‘mmreet. dame: the laboring lull ample
in: reference to this communication. time; six
"-thht my $07 the m
business “fin Ml! Rain and manta
_ Wellington m it impossible “as“; a tournament!
to dmfiim‘ae- mum .
aluminum, “account of all
serum routine houses» Dr Fby the Board a waste and mam-q
Him and approved by the colln'cil. !
whi reintuuad the otl‘et deport-
melt?” flak I‘d Ir. at»;
hon wanted to know it we: thit‘
meflmmmw
‘modetothebridg'e
comma
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firmm. aw :- WM»
filte-
o fihm: m a: 416%:
p phone
in; ht‘tlle‘ilm W
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he
the: bmiaposed of Mayorsbeno-
._, ”surreal“ at“ MW“
'flmgw-
um, mm“
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- «ewe—mousing,
twain-Jamaal
Morrison 8: lrcRoy
names at mam mans
lime-mum m can TUBES
son new item um um co,
Thom 088.
W Belling Start1
~3'7 WETON STREET
Any-crud] you buy of the Connecticut Beddmg' Store you
one 10 per cent. to 25 per cent Auyurticle bought of ti t Con
"litres: bought. at them Connecticut Bedding Store ,
per cent. saved on the dollar.
own Mattresses so there is mmiiidie man ’3 profit Each Mat '
tree-mild'by us has alumnae tor-what weseil it.
mmmwmer or old made over in a short
LWW
Quincl oileet a short thoroughiore. {bridge through the heart oi Hi» ‘
["lt is greatly to the credit of HM an
which is located property recently ac- {member has ever tried lo get ll! w
accepted by the city and his willing-i Donoum
«Miami,
‘the r
balloon 5f" the ermine 1. .
an n «mmm '
entitled mar-ml mm
Norwalk Ooun
We msnufactu: \ out
Also
hal‘
tlr‘
MC
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cliy’ 8 public aflalls and new
been since he “as chairman «
committee that erected thw m
ministmtion and this aboard lh. w
not set aside for them by the Boa-
Dstinrnte Ilnd Titration,“ amid Mail“
in conclusion the-exploit d
thatn full and detailed rem mot
cctivities oi the minivan-wool.
ibe soon ready for publlcotioo. aa .
year was rapidly drawing to u close. ‘
The meeting was then comma 0w
motion of Councilman Murphy.
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”Yet ‘WG “31g 186k 0‘ ii pm
"its “lug w rllbl'pl i: i~
*mfimo in a \ .m n; k»
Store.
"Wynn-1% “‘1‘ you Mr ”Hill"
WW“ until you ivtfl'l‘.
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