cn', NOV.22,1920. "I122!
{...-ch of Value to the World, if the
idea Is Not Carried to an
Extreme.
The effects; of tradition are neither
I holly good nor had TI ., lngln with.
"- Iihiug that is human (an be summed
“I! like that; in this I-.IIrld there are
wither black (lemons nor stainless
(“ts—ours 12-, a piolaflld population.
At bottom [should like to speak evil
’ (Milli III, bm‘aum I am I modern;
1 III-IIIIHII to 01w“ 9 Shep, I should
LII mum upon its front, “Foundpd in
I776," but rather, “Reorganized in
..MI‘" 1 sec tradition rather as a
.iIIInIk spirit that hovers behind us.
‘..; ..anIug us to do things because our
nun-Hiberq did them, preventing us
examining these things in the
II;.lIl at our common sense. I dislike
‘ I.- par-It. I feel that the railway im-
,..IIII~1.~I on the stage coach, that we
- .I‘II more thoroughly than our grand-
aIIIl that we write better nov-
D ‘I-‘til i.
4» thII ever did 'l'hacLI-ray.
III-I), when these avcrsiona have
:I. II I -r down, I am forced to acknowl-
- [:Ivll IIbI-n I do meet a man who
i I. not '0” loudly pIoclnlm his tra-
I .m ,l llllpllia‘t'i, and yet is following
.- m >\'.'('”, i raIlII-r like him. I
‘lm hardcore of the aristocratic
.4, I:ll~I-I", but I like his clothes
:II- -‘.’|)' be has his hair cut. I
. I;- "’II- grand lady who talks about
classes,” but she is a rather
.Iunmn to IunI-t. It's very
I'”l
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Schloss Eltz. Built in the Twelfth (ion-
tury, the Center of Some
Famous Legends.
The Schioss I‘lltz. famous old castlel
on the RiIer \Ios'elle destroyed by fire
recently was the only castle of the:
scores along the Moselle that had}
r chines which participated in the great! at the house yesterday. at 4 p. m.
that l
neIer been captured by storm, neve
surrendered and never despoiled. It
was built early in the twelfth century.
and the territory it governed became
famous because of the “peace of Eltz"
a peace that was regulated by an oath‘
taken by all subjects of the ruler, and.and scattering machines proudly dis- ‘Smith & Williams.
The oath provided pin} ing the Harvard and Yale banners of 82. 040 is alleged.
by his own family.
that anyone who killed or injured any-
one else should be banished foIcver
Guests were obliged to take the oath
upon entering the castle and were
governed by it as long as they stayed
in the territory.
The castle had four chateaux one.
cach {In four luauchcs of the numb
and thew circloIl the castle.
itself. Many legends grew from the
old II'IIllII, the best known beinz that
of \Izues, a beautiful giIl IIhII refused
to III-Ii with a li\:|l lord, and “lit' In the
lm erappezncd at the castle. gates with
an army to seize her she donned armor
and led the attack that resulted in his
death and the defeat of his army. As
the, soldiers- ilcd. however. a bIIII'Iuan
turned and sent an arrow that found
a place in the hcurt of the girl. "or
armor is still shown at the (’nStie with
the hole in the breast where the ar-
HEAVY AUTO TRAFFIC
”OD POiNTS lN TRADIT‘ON ' FAMOUS OLD GERMAN CASTLE V0 Accidcnts in Non-walk to Care
Coming From Yale-Harvard (-amc.
Although automobiles passed
ithrough Norwalk at the rate of 10 a.
:minute ham 6 o 'clock until 10 o‘clock
:Saturdav night returning from the
great football classic in New Haven
where Yale and Harvard clashed in
the Yalebbowl. not a single automobile
accident was reported by the police.
Considering the thousands of ma-
“.procession this record is one
.the police may well be proud of.
The returnin parade of automobiles-
started with a scatterin few about
i5: 30 o'.clock NV 6 o‘clock. the real
rush of traffic slackened somewhat
I
'zpassed through the city.
The police resumed traffic duty.
about 5 .30 o'-clock after handling the
imorninz procession The principal
corners along the ‘l‘uinpike as far as
the foot of VVcstport hill were guard—
'ed by Patrolmen doing traffic dutv.
| Probably the worst point along the
line on the return from the game was
bans-II \VeStport hill. boiler known as \Iortu-' shortly
or) Turn. where so manI accidents
'haIc happened in the past
On several occasions. Patrolman L.
-Adnms who was on duty at that
.point.
driver
i
if the
Iso anxious to participate in a smash-
up.
()Irtlic return journey. the machin-
cs flnuntint.‘r the Yzw bluec were rath-
er quiet compared to the automobllcs
bearing the crimson of Harvard. who;
shouted thc chccr of IictorI into the
air. It was a iovous occasion for
held machine? and asked the.
lnitcr‘s mother‘iu—law‘
was in thr- cnr that he nppcarcd to bc‘
DARIEN
The will of Elizabeth C. Andrews.
formery a nurse in the Soldier-3'
Home. Noroton. was proved in the
Probate Court last week. Francis M.
Andrews. a brother of the deceased
is exeCutory and sole beneficiary.
! Annie M. Waterbury. widow of VVil-
bur M. Waterbury. died Friday at her
‘home in the Darien portion of Spring-
dale. The funeral service was held
i
Mary E and Ella. S. Fansler of
éDarien were made the defendants in a.
civil action for $3.000 brought in the
Superior Court on the common count:
by John S Smith of Salisbury. Mn.
who does business under the name of
An indebtedness
Property of
Ithe defendants on Linden avenue Da-
rien. has been attached bv Deputy
Sheriff Lincoln TEIlor in connection
:with the suit.
MIT and Mrs. P. Tl. Robinson and
family. who spent the summer in 0x
iltidge. moved from thcre last week.
storing their furniture in their barn
on Hope street. The family will leave
for (‘histr-imi. Panama Canal
,7one. where some of the members
rarc employed by tho Govrnmnt. Bar-
tholomcw Jacob. fornwrly of Shippan
Point. pIIrchnsr-Ii tlII~ Robinson farm
on 0x ltidgc last spriuL'. During the
summcr. Mr. Jacob has entirely rc-
_modclied two of thc three houses on
'lthe farm. also the outbuildings and
‘has done other work on tbc propcrh
so that the placc has :"In cntirclv dif-
fcrcnt aspcct now Mr. Jacob will rc-
side there.
ilil (‘KIIIIZ Y THIRD
\It‘TI.“ l\ (' HASH
.yu __‘
\Viiltt‘l-ISTER. Hosea. Nov. -...
Death toll in tbc automobile IIIIsI-t :It
lirookfiI-bi of :1 party (If .SI'YPII on
thcir way from Boston to the liar-
vani and YIIiI Fillllc‘. was brought 410
lhrcc S‘IIiIIrIinI II in n }. IItrI- III V.
liIIckchj. .II.. son of l»o\inz (‘ommis-
sioucr iiuI-kb I. Ii'IId in SI. \‘inIII'uts
hospital. Milton :I-nr-nskI'. of New
liI-Iiford. Mass. :I Junior at Harvard
and (‘burlI-s tiIiI-r. of Boston. wore
the other \ictims. Pour otbv rs in thc
purl)" iil’t‘ :It lbc horpiiul. but Ill‘t‘ (Ix—
pccicIl to I‘l‘(‘()\ or.
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by wearing
I “The house of good glasses.‘
8’? Atlantic St.. Stamford
7.: w. aim at a P. at. Daily
gloves.
THAMBR
{Optometrists and Opticxam ‘
To Cure 3 Gold
Day
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the NI. Iliiil' \\.l :I “IIIIrIr iovr" lie! puwin: through Ibc Hi? :.:I- ill:|_\' climb.
II III,lI IIrI IUHGII IIIIIl I'I"("l\’('I'I"l lIii| up 1hr.- itl'lill‘l‘ :II II:I~- end. wall; :Ilwilg’i
‘ Iv-Iki' :III the fli'dllil'l that the whole: it illlIl Ilium 'lman iiII- Illllt'l' euvi in
.III III-I a I-.:...:I-r_ rIuIl was tlIcrI-l‘III'IIIE the most casual liIlIlllI'l'. .iusi inn-k
gal {of ii li-Is :I (‘thI‘I'U'i portion of thc‘
.———-———-—-——- i house. .IIIIl hero iliI'S‘l of tlII- work is
Special Vest for Gems. curried on. Upcuin: from the
‘.l LIL-...»; v.51; {..r Mia" The flit—"l” veranda is it sI-rin of fillill‘i lmtliug
~ . Hi in (in.- eye II: you wall; along “"0 S*‘llill'i'it‘ I‘IMIIH. II'II' lIIIIIIIIL'iII': to‘
l I,, ~ii"~'l. In.” .‘lS'k the IIII-rchnnt§ cIII-lI i‘IIIIIilI". llI~I"I- :lII- Iljitki IlII thcir
,. . ,V “What's a jnwcicr’s I'cSt?" and ! cooking. Iulinu :ItiIi sleeping, except
.. “IN“; )0)” one and explains it' llI.Ii llllmnl‘x‘iwl L'li'l~ llSllJli)’ slei'gi in
, a loft ruuleI-Il from the rooms. while
'i .u t n. it‘s a long, sleeveless! the boys occupy the lllili‘I‘ I'I-rIIIIILI.
~l »! v' til. :tlrl'ilt‘ill made of black drill.
-r than an ordinary
IIIIIl is worn hciwccn the rI-z-
Hit-i the coat. On the inside
- inn:
I' II \I‘ni
lt-- . --l on each side, is it (loop
.|... will. a flap and a button to
I.. Iim tiIII.
".iI-.II>:I-I-.< wear them to carry the
Illr in in IIlIlch they lrcop diamonds
i oilII-r precious stones. They con-
‘-I the pockets safer than those In
ordinary garments because the
Iii-ls do not bulge out the. pockets
,. much. They wear the vests in go-
-. on .helr rounds on John street
, II l Maiden lane and elsewhere in the
ll \ Ilry district. 1 have. known Jewel-
eI. to carry as much as $100, 000 north
r llammIIi-I In one of these vests."—
Yorl: Sun.
Still indignant.
was the day before the great G.
f. it, [Vii‘fi’lt' and the teacher of a
."I- . of six-ycar-olds was trying to
. .alnt the children with'the signifi-
' - of some of the fostlvines.
"I-~ children. evidently rich in ex-
of the recent war, inter-
. . I rather freely so that little
I.“ __., I.. l.. the 10550" was made.
. one little fellow piped out.
~ . Ml: , my uncle " and
‘ ' liI- tcicher stopped him. Put—
». IIIIuII on each cheek she said:
I“ ”iIIr. but you tell us that story
' J
-I.. .3“
Iv-Iiur .Iari't you?"
" yinl.‘ Ila fii-Il‘y, either." said he!
Indig' >1 "In-I; uncle WIS. {00. M
rump. m; by the Germans. and
i know l:."—~1:I.Illanapolis News,
waistcoat _
William Penn.
The founder of i't‘lillS‘}l\':lilii
llmn l'I-un. was born in Lon-ion Oct.
14, lt‘I-l-i. and \\'li(‘ll lII- Fill”? in America
in 1634;! llt‘ was yet a Inun: man. He
stayed lIIIrc for two yours and then rc-
turIII-Il to England, but returned in
16:09 and lived in Philadelphia and at
Penn‘s Manor, lit‘tll‘ Bristol. for about
two years. when he rciurued to Eng-
land. “lute he I‘I-IIIIIIIII-Il until his
death at Ruscombc. Berkshire, in 1718.
Penn was married tII"iI-I- and had four
sons. liis humanitariauisnI Illilile him
famous and his dealings with the In-
dians strikingly shows one of the
many great principles- of his life. Penn
was a Quaker. and it is said that never
a drop of Quakcr blood Ivuslshcd by
the savages in all the \‘l':ll‘§ aim-inst the
white men of the English colonies dur-
ing one hundred years and that no
treaty mode by Penn with the Indians
was ever broken—(:hicago Journal.
Her First Thought.
A woman from the middle West
spent a few weeks in Gloucester last
summer and in conversation with a
new acquaintance she made known the
fact that it was her very first glimpse
of the ocean
“It must have been quite a treat,”
remarked the other. “And how did
the ocean impress you?"
it ‘stmck' die that fish might be e um.
”par—Boston Transcript.
I. ‘I'ii-_
“Well," was the reply, "when I saw .
the amount of water they have here
the
Popular all over
and
for Colds. Grip
. Preventive.
Take
Grove '3 '
Laxative ‘
Bromg' “at
Duinine
Be sure its Bromg
tablets
World as a remedy
Influenza and as a
-.....u-~...
’A lETTEIi '
FOR WiiMEN
From a Woman Whose Serious ill-
ness Was Overcome by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Garnctt, Kim. —“I first took Lydia. E. ,
Pinkhun’s \egetable Compound for al
I"lllllliil'lllllllliilm” com lete nervous
H.“ ...—.... _._.‘
hm down follow-l
the birth of myi
01 est child. I gotl
up too soon which]
caused serious fe-‘
male trouble. I wasl
so Weak that I was:
not. able to be on my
feet but very little
and could not. do mv
housework at all.
had a had pain in my
lcft side and it.
would pain terribly if 1 :tcppcd oil a
curb- stone. One do) onc of your book-
lets “as thrown in the yaId and I read
everv word in it. There new so many
who had been helped by your mcdicine
that I wanted to in it and mI husband
went to town and not me alII-ttlc. It
scemcd as though ] fclt. rclII-i aftcr the
second dOeC‘. so I kept an until I had
taken flI'c botilcs aIri by that tiliit‘ ]
was as well as I could Irish. About a
year later I gave, biItlI to a ten pound ,
bov. and blue had fun nIorI- clIilIlrI-n
since and my health has lII-In fine. If
I cIcr havc trouble of am kind 1 Inc
coin" to take Ionr nII-Ilicinc for l I_vi-. (-
it all the praise for my good health
I always rccomnII-nd _IuIIr medicine,
whenever I can. ’——.\irs. But 15. SHAY.-
Garnctt, Kansas. .‘
i
——Advertise in the Scntincl.
Proth
Delivery
Phone
527
Gehebe’ 8
its Here
BUY NOW FOR THANKSGIVING USE
Dinner Sets, Silverware, Open Stock Dinnerware, Out Glass.
all kinds of Aluminum kitchen Utensils, Enameled Belt Bast-
'ing Roasters.
A large variety of Kitchen Knives, Garvin; Sets, Food
Choppers, etc.
25_Wuhington Street South Roz-walk, Conn.
31'an CLOSES AT 5 P. M
Its Houseware.
Pounds and Stature of Football
Rivals as They’ll Line Up Today
'l‘hc Wrights and heights of the Harvard-Yale football playcrs as they
probably will take the iicld in the Yale Bowl for today‘s gridiron blue
ribbon are as follows: - -—
Hanard. \N'cight. Height. I‘ositinrs. Yale. “Tight. Hcight
Cracker 170 SKIN/t”... Left cud ‘uilrl‘. . .... 174 5:11
HI-ngI'lI-k... 189 6:0! Left tacklc ..lnto... 205 6:01“
'I‘oibcrl. .. 205 6:00 Loft guard ..Acostu ..... 197 6:00
liavcmc)‘cr.. 178 $11 ...... C(‘vntrc ...... i‘ross ...... 190 5:10
\Voods. . . 22H 62"“: Right guard . . .I‘nilahun. . . 22:3 6:11
Hubbard. . . 210 6:12: ltig‘ht Incklc .Aankcr. .... 195 0:04
Kano. . .. 152 6:01 .ltight cud .licnn ....... 200 5:10
l-‘Itz;zI-I":I1Ii.. lFIII Rzflfl Quartcrl-nrk ..‘(cmpton . .. 155 5:”? V;
i)‘I\‘I'il ...... lT‘J 3:09 lml‘t lIIIil‘back “Aldrich. _ , .. lilo 5:11
l‘hnr-clllli. .. 153 III‘JTHI"... ltlght halfback ..lI'IIll)‘... .... 175 5:03
liorwevn.. 194 5:11%. . Fullback ..S'turm... . .. 178 510%
I'mpi rc- Tom Thorp.
LiIII-sman—M .J.
Rcfcrce~rNathnn Tufts. Brown.
G CIowcll. Swarthmorc.
The officials:
("oluIIIh‘IIL Field Judge—V“
'l‘lmmpson. Georgetown.
SET CONSISTS OF
TWO ms "t. DIE PLATES :,
TWO BREAD DANS
601'. COLONIAL KETTL! ' 2'
IQ‘I. UPPED SAUCE PAN
W. 01’. LIPPED SALKE PAN
SOT. UPDED SAUCEPAN
3 Qt STRAIN E R
301’ PUDDING DAN
Aha! MIXING Bowl.
in”:
‘3!) I i‘iil' ‘_'liiil'.‘l'l‘i‘t‘tl.
easy term L
\YIII‘II
net tops
them all!
it comes in
0
>100 000 a yeal.
day s IvIrk easier.
feel the cost.
self—doday!
- FREE During Sellers Sale Only
Twelve Elegant Pieces
Thirteen l)ol~_:Irs
of “Quality Brand”
The fincst. hirll 0 5:2:
just the usm'imclit that the average woman II ,mts is no“ offered FREE during this 9 ..Al E.
And II iIlI it _\ on get the leading Kitchen Cabinzt at moucv
SELLS
‘ “The Best Sonar“ in Your "oust.
labor- saIing and step saving conveniences the Sellers Kitchen Gabi
the llNl—fixi‘l‘f‘ililfi'l‘ Kitchen Cabinet
As shown ltt’iU\\' these conveniences are maintained by the makers at our extra cost of
Saves time. trouble. materials—provides a handI place for all your cooking utensils——
cinal les you to sit instead of stand—reach Instead of walk. Excels them all in making the
Yet you pay little if any more than for a common cabinet,
worth of just the aluminum ware you have Iva led with
Spv (“I A '1‘,
with sellers TO BOOT! \‘ever did you have a better opportunity to own 3 Sellers and not
BE SURE AND
Don t overlook economy and the big also offered by this sale of Sellers.
The aluminum now offered can’t be bought The Sellers can’t be equalled. See for your-
. "siminunirr
QIII‘ILIIyBIuINn
"3196 "(Gr/£55!!! fr
..-_ , ”KW
.
Just \Vhat a Woman \Vants
and a Half’s \Vorth
Aluminum Ware
zlc :Iiiuu'znum ware on the market—and
3i. .
saving prices and on more-than-
CABIN ETS
,9.
KITCHEN
I...» so many. None is complete IIitlIIJ-ut'
o
and now you get $13 50
TRRWIS AND PRICES ‘
SEE FREE DEMONSTRATION ‘_
SOUTH NORWALK "
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