Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 30, 1921 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(Nilzoml Crux- Improvement Service.)
hoi'ND Is an air disturbance
A which reaches the ear and muses
the sensation of hearing. A noise

is a sound too brief or too Irregular to
have any assignable pitch. A tone is

a Hand continuing uniformly to: an
unrema‘ue time and having a definite

putt; Thus musxc becomes organized
[10.99
Vines Apollo twanged. hi.- lyre. his

method. of tuning must have been as
BFLiNaJ as his instrument.

R r hundreds of years before the Id-
(2' :19 acoustic engineer, linkers
.nstr'dmcnts were compelled
14 their own systems. often
If 1mm 2 ememztc bans, although in
the sewn. h (emu—v B. Pythagoras
matted the mccochord to illustrate
be .291 r: of muélf'al harmony as based
(-1. [trill-era

The moor-chord as still used by acous-
51‘s for experimenting upon

was of magical
de\ ce (muscled of stretch
;{..9 9th .g on: 99:1 two bridges.
both of wh'ch were movable,
sland- upon a graduated rule for
(f readily changing and
r. z the leng‘h of the string when
pull ls reached by putting
no the end of the strzrlg.
'crr. plan-o 933.2991" wxll place
i- are TTI'JSZC WET? GD this mono-
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length of 26.0! inches; apply a weight
of 163 pounds: pluck the string, and it
will vibnteatthemteofflfifitim
per second, which will give “Middle C"
mapmo tunedtoooncertpitlch.

_What was once the province of the
piano maker, now devolves upon the
wire manuficturcr, whose product when
put to the test, must be absolutely and
positively uniform. The acoustic enci-
ncer was given a piece of iron ore and
Beethoven's Sonata Anal-slouch and
commanded to transform the are into I
medium for the expression of the com—
poses-'5 ideal in sense form.

The combined knowledge of the metal-
lurgist, the chemist the physicist, the
acoustic engineer and the mechanicinn

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[SHE STATE

g'l'hat Is Equivalalt to One
for Every Twelfth Person

With owl-mud? 123,75? motor
vehicles of all classes
Connecticut in 1920 the five cities of

the” m manual: of more
than 50. 900 claimed 49. 751 vehicle—I
according to omcial figures compiled
.by John A. Maodonald. deputy com-
missioner of the Motor Vehicle De-
partment. The figures. according to
the deputy commisloner show that
in Connecticut the larger towns and
‘ centers of urban population hate the
largest registrations.

“In the whole State." says the state-
ment of the Motor Vehicle Depart-
Iment. "there is one passenger car for
even 14 7 persons: one commercial
car for every 58. 7 persons. and one;
,motorcvcle or Sidecar fore every 312- 5
Ipersons. or there is a motor vehicle
lot some dmdption for every 11.1
persons in the State. For the year
(1920) the passenger cars were 75.7:
per cent: commercial cars. 19.02 per
item“ and motorcycle and sidecars.

 

 

 

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In

lNe' York We and city ml enforce
11r- meat of the. «low but Bee-1n“! on]; wit“
111:9 euacunenx of can Aviation. 11.
‘59:- Jeney. though that mm c 54 an
ratify the prohibition amendment. .1 2:
said there is now one of (1'19 W or.»
jforccmem acts to be found among the
‘etaten Connecticut as get hangs lu-
kind and the interest-«S new» nut?
to speak.

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“11.1.1.1.“ B. Pulls“, EUPHONII’EI ple. New York.

Prof. Phasey is a master.

 

SOIJOIST. To PLAY AT oloist in the Central Congregaticn‘l 136 WW m
MODE?! canton. church of Brooklyn. of which 5. »
Parke: Cadman is minister. The mu- 80‘“! NM
The special feature in the music of sic will be in entire harmony with the, ' L

3,1119 South \‘orwalk Methodist Evioco- Tmliglous Spirit and 0‘33“: “ lie ”9".“
pal church tomorrow evening will be iC€~
the euphonium solos of

All are invited.
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Phascy The service is not at 6: 30 UNITE) mm ACTIO.‘ ANTIG-
nor 7:30. but at 7 oclock. standard 93135”-
tune. The eupbonium. of which I! is 9W lint in the church‘u

and {or nine years so-

h: an unus-‘of Nor-walk tomorrow 3 resolution will

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to Get Wm

Arc renaming To now
1T1.“ training: 119ml?
ll.9ir cation or to
71.015 1».

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problem.

It has become a source of wonder
ever since Rudolph of Nuremberg drew l
the first wirein lilOthai uwireofa.
specified gage and uniform temper could
be drawn. l

So definite has become this science
that even makers of popular price pia-
nos can now duplicate wnll entire 39
sunnce the scales wcrked out by the
acoustic engineer.

1: is now conceded that the best pia-
nos 1n the world are made 111 America
of American wire. at a : :.;-:- which
shruld place them in r' '1? and
urban home,

must be utilized in the solution of the i

 

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mills :11'9 havv
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those which are
ol‘n9r accessories

In several parts of

by Miss Holloway

- r S“l'\'l(‘(‘ m9n w9r9 9sp9-

by

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A cut in
..~ hUn made. but the present
~ to out down the working
.‘TE-‘r than to reduce wagcs.
ll'lx‘9stigator.
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»: \ l l' FEDERATION 0P “'0“-
A.\".\‘ (‘LlfBS CO‘TEYFS
BIAY 18
.Iniunl ('lub Eulend~ H0=pitality at
ll~ 39w (‘luh Homo—Pam‘s!“
(If Light.

119 TIAd'vl-ation of \Yomens

 

 

 

t" Told its lw9nty- fifth an-
r. r-nmwmlon on \V9dn9sdav..
Trursda) Alli Friday. M21} 18. 19 and.
1’. “but I‘m: Stamford \Vomnn's
("HJT‘ “'lll alumni hospitality in the
fnc new rilllx llOUS“. Th9 conx9ntiorl
Will he railed \Védncsdny ale-rnoon
I»! 5' o'clock for reports and brie-f ad
drvsscs. 111 the Mining ”19 SH};
ford club will g'n't— a rc-(l—xition {or

the (‘Ol‘lVrhITOn d9lega19s and ”191165
Thursday 9V9ning the Stamford
’I9achers' association will glu-

spectacular pageant in the Stamford
High School auditorium. The page-
.331 with its many episodes is entitled

‘ Light.” . , -

 

60 DAI'S NR KEARNEY

 

GREENWICH. April 29,—Thomas
“T K9ar119v. of New York. was $911-
f—tycr—d to jail {or sixty days 1}; Judge
borough court 169133., The

' don's lsland road. of diphtheria.

-‘.:t9 d9part-'

now .
Th9r9 has hemp
1b:- rubb9r fac-

lack of 9mplo."-,
wages
.2 to lwlueen 15 and 3“ DP!“

Deaths and Funerals

Henry Arthur Gurnec

Henry Arthur Gumee aged 5 years.
died at his home 'last night. on Lang-
He is
survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
\K iliiam Y. 01111199. The funeral uhich
“ill be prilate. will be hcld tomorrow
Sunday aj’lerrioon. Rev. Robert B. B

F0019, recmr of Christ church ofiiciat-'

ing. The remains will be sent to

Xyack. N. Y“ for interment.

Funeral
Th9 funeral senices for the late
Julia IiSmith. wit9 of Frank J.
Smith. were held )‘9stt'rday after-
noon at 4 O't‘lC‘l‘k. Standard time.
from the late homo.- Rex. l- J.
Schocppler. of the South Sol-walk
laptlst church, officiating. The r9-
mains were shipped last night to
lilddel'ord. MP” when:- lhey will be
bill-19d in the Greenlawn cemetery
today.

 

Funeral of Mrs. Carmody
'l"rl9 funeral of Mrs. Maria Carmody
will be held Monday morning 11:. 3:30.
from her late home. 7 Reynolds street,
and from St. Jos9ph‘s church at 9
o'clock. standard time.
be in St. Mary‘s cemetery.

 

Funeral of John Price

The funeral of John Price ex-servic'e
man who died on “'ednesday aller‘
noon at {he Norwalk ho'vpital. was
held from “’19 late home Bridge street
East Norwalk, at 10 o ‘clock. this mom~
ing. the Rev. Herbert E. .‘Ilarsland of
Nichols formerly pastor of the East
Avenue \l. E (Whurch officiating.
1 The funeral corteze whkh proc99d-
.9d towards Riverside cemetery was
stirring and impresslv9 as fully 101')
911 senice men. both of the arm), naTy
land marine corps attended in full
uniform to pay me last tribute to
"1911- departed comrade.
l Th9r9 was a firing squad proceeding

the hearse and at the rront or the plo‘

ceSSimI were thr9e ext-service men in
uniform bearing the national colors.
As the cortege passed through the
istrre1531hose who were on the side-li
walk uncovered and stood at alien-'
.tion. allhough there were 501119 who
were lacking in the spirit of the last
tribute to one of the nation' 3 heroes

l

“‘“i Reialives and immediate friends of

the deceased followed behind the
alhearse. in automobiles. and on either.
Tside of the hearse were the pull bear-
lers. all ex-semce men and members of
'ihe Bridgeport Trade school where
young Price was learning on trade of a
linolypisl under government super-
vision.

At the grave the military tribute of
taps and the final three volleys was

I observed.

 

Mind in
*.lr§,:9 v. as intoxication. breach of BIG 'EATERS GE!‘
2:. r~9ar9 and wilful injury to proper— KIDNEY TROI‘BLE

:7. Counsel for Kearney filed an ap-

 

 

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1nd md he “as' hvld in 31 W" for Take Salts of Bladder
'.,'=rior., Court in Bridgeport. irritation or Back-
1193 was alleged to have entcr- m
r 1 .9 hom9_ of Judge L R. “'ilfr91.
‘- "I ‘r .Udg? or ill? lune-d “alps The American men and women
"‘ *1 “Girl." Sunda.‘ mommg- “”4““ must guard constantly against Kid-
: it: through a ““50“" after “39 ney trouble. because we eat too much
31:9 l’~ .used him admittancn Judge and all our food is rich. Our blood

. In court said he was terror—
'. '1 iv} the ellll‘ant‘f‘ of. the man and
in: poss9ssion of a bedroom in
. . :sr— K9arn9} and his Wife and
:3 ‘ “I re lisitinz his uncle. who Tiles
‘ ~ the “‘ilfrey home. and Kearney's
'9‘1 Sitld an automobile drixe-r let
. ,1' out in front of the wrong
that K9arn91 had apologizcd

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lkst'

iv .1 Idge VI litre-1 and was willing to-

damages. W" 5*-
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( “Tl-IF OF muff: ml).

\\ la‘T CHICAGO. 111.. April 29.—

;:.j. '.‘.T

P: »f of Police 'Rehm was Killed and
3.11195 Rchan9r was wounded. early
:7 In. .\ ‘nr a stranger they had stopped
in u9sti on. The man escaped in an

wolomolliw with two women. akin:
" 9 road to Chicago.
Th9 women stopped in the town to
$551119 way to St. Charles, Ill.
Chic—f approached their out. they
A. moment lager Sonnet

.I-

.‘r‘

.’~\C 9 away
saw :1 man prowling along a street
2rd notified Rehm. W112! the cm
atproached to question the. man. lie
6 9w a «pistol and fired at Hamil”;
1: him twice, and'then mmr

 

drove organ:

is filled with uric acid which the kid-
neys strive to filter out. they weaken
from overwork. become sluggish. the
xelimnative tissues clog and the result
318 kidney trouble. bladder wcakness
and a general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead: your back hurts or the ur-
zine is cloudy. «full of sediment or you
are obliged 1o seek relief two or
three times during the night: if you
suffer with sick headache or dizzy.
nervous spells. acid stomach. or you
have rheumatism when the weather
is bad. get from. your pharmacist
about [our ounces of Jad Salts; take
a tablapoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few dare and

famous salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithia. and has been used for
generations to {1131193116 stimulate
clogged kidneys; to neutralize
acid; In the urine so It no longer is
a source of irritation, thus ending

 

 

' .25 percent. of the

tion.'

The total number of motor ve‘h

total region-a- i

 

ual instrument. It is said then: are

he presented am dih- the .
but a 19w in the country. Prof .‘ for by

l- m lwsluure ll. lirmmv with thei

 

31.000 to 5.000
5.1100 to 50.000 (42 towns)
‘51“ 000 and over (5 towns)

.pv-r cent.
319111919 regial'ation for than cities

it'on.
Ilarger in the towns up to 5. 900 popl-

. Lotion Th9 dlfifibution of passenger
and commercial cars and motorcycle
ant: 5:69 9.: rs in the four classes of
'nm 11!. INCH \1 as lht follooimzz
Population Pas— Com— Motorcycle
. less :hz: -.I I‘ars. m9rclal.$ideCaI-s.
lgH'a' . ..‘=3.5’? 13.562

of Mrfi. Smith ’

Interment will;

your kidneys will. then act fine. This on!

the.

 

ck: distributed among the towns. ac—
cording to the 1920 registration. is

shown in the following table:

\‘mber (“(3.
Vehicles.

v
}'
Population.

Phwy at one time played In “Chins
.ese" Gordon's

. old regiment “The Ro-
a] Enmueers.‘ H9 was for lw9lve
ears soloist in the Metropolitan Tem-

utm have claimed that
ar9 handicapped in

of the liquor laws because there is

Talmud Enfmment Act. aimed]!
theyl
the enforcement.

 
 
 
 
 

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Less than 1.000 (41. towns) 2.512
(8" towns) 20.167
51 337 4}. 5
49 7:31 40. 5
Automobile truck regulation Edit-ls}

in the file big cities of the State.

‘Vht- -r9 there was a mtmtion of 2: 5

in 1920 a! the total motor
Houexer the younger car registra»
in proportion to the total. “VI:

1 (ml! to
:LIIIIII

1613‘? 4 5%

350'

3.130“ 10

fin ["39 .
50 000 and

(net . . 22.56:?

is to tht mar (apita numtwr officam.
the Motor \ hick Wmnment- says:
. “In lhc {0111\me towns of less than
:1. (mo pnpul..1iun “I find that there is
Conr pass. 111:9r car for 919W 11.3 per.

17.5“?

5035:0119 comma." al car {or every
«.4. 3 persons and tile motorcycle or
girl: (:1 r for “9 r1 1'39 4 pI-mons 'l’h9r9
is one motor \W‘T'llf'lt of som9 descrip—
tion for 9191') till pnsons
, “In low as hint-9n 5.11”” and 50 00“
population “I find lln 1'9 is om-
whiter car fnr en‘» r\ H 6 pill-sons: ont-
comm9r9ia) czar lnr 0 \9r_\ -2 4 3 persons
and 0119 motor-Uri.
eren' 206.2 {Iv-mans. lere is one
émotor \9hitl9 of som9 description for
01'9” II 3 persons.
i 'In towns of (Ivor soon“
tion. W9 find their is one magm-
Car for 9x'9r3' 16.5 persons:
mercial car for even
and one mOQOI‘f‘YPTt'
every 223 persons. Th9r9 is 01:9 mo—
tor Ve-hlf‘lfi 0! some
(«Try ii‘ prrsons.

31:19:.

or Sid? car for

popula-
on9 com»
54 6 persons.
or $1119 car for

'9 SCTlfITlOTl for

 

TODAY I! WALL STREET

NEW YORK April 30. ——l-ix9ly trad
ing marked lodav's short

and their accessories of lhe rubber lire
class were active and almost buoyant
at gains of l to 51', poims. Much of the
advance was 9fl9919d a: the expense
of lh9 shorts. Oils. leathers and some
of the load and miscellaneous issues
also rose 1 to 31_ poinls after early
hesitation. Rails were neglected and
the more remwmauw 519913 made
Iliflle headwa}. A {9:- recent favorites
including Studebaker w9r9 under pres-
sure. Gains were materially shaded
lal9r on profit taking The closing was
lirreguldr. -Sales approximated 600. 000
shares.

 

A Ierrlrzer.
T An artist wins sketching from the
l river bank near hm Mend: who oero
T fishing. The artist «:1! at one time
surrounded by cows which interfered
l with his ‘HTEM' and he tried to drivel
I them away by throwing things at
1 them. but they “mud not budge. At
T length once! the angler; cried: “Sbfl'
! them vour skew! old mull" He did

in. and the Mendel-u fled.

ISTKRT TRRRRRRU
. All] KEEP R “P
‘ EVERY RRRITIS

Gctinto'thehabitofdrinkingo‘
glass of hot Intel-before
breakfast.

Millions at room mule Internally

 

 

you say. Well it is‘ guaranteed to]
perform miracles according to hot
water enthusiasts.

There are vast numbers of men and
women who, immediately upon arb-
mgmthemommgdrinkaghsoot
hot water with a teaspoon!!! of lime-

day‘s waste, sour
ble material left over in the body
which it not eliminated every‘ day.
oceanic food for the
terla which infest the

 

session of
the Stock Exchange. bu: the net re-
sult was confusing and spotty. Motors __

THE NEW VICTOR RECORDS FOR MAY
‘ ARE HERE
“'1: want you to hea/r these morn-d5. Come in and we will gladly
play them for you. If you cannot spare the time. call or write {a- the
illustrated booklet describing them.
64947—011 Miami Shore i
GWEN—Story of the Rose

Fritz Knolsler
“'errenrath

45244—Pickinny Rose Olive Kline
Butterfly Lucy Marsh
64945~Trafiata Galli—Cllrci

SOME POPULAR SONGS THAT REACH THE HEART
Isms—Angels Henry Burr
Over the Hill Charles Hart

ENG—Wyoming (Lullaby) Hart and Show
Blue Jeans Peerless Quartet

AND ’

OE! THOSE DANCE 38008.08
' JUST MAKE YOUR FEET TINGLE

ls:3‘—~Mazie. Fox Trot
Answer. Fox Trot

ISM—Kiss a Miss. Waltz
Romance. “'allz

18737—My Mammy. Fox Trot

All Star Trio and Their Orchestra

305. C. Smiih‘s Orchestra

Joe. C. Smith‘s Orchestra

Paul “'hiteman and Orchestra

Humming, Fox Trot Paul “'hileman and Orchestra

35707—371111.- Don'l You For Trot All Slar Trio and Their Orchestra
Siren of a Southern Sen, Fox Trot

All Star Trio and Their Orchestra

All Star Trio and Th9ir Orchs—slra

 

 

VICTROLAS- Sold on Easy Terms

The Hamilton Shop

49 WALL STREET

 

 

 

 

"' THE NEW VICTOR

64P59—30rv 0" 1h; Rose
357C7—Why

Siren o:
74679~Valse in E Fiat «Major

18741—8059 1 (mill. .1 Sweelhearl

54946—1 Passed by Your Window
lSTZS—Kiss a Miss. “'2“!

Romanian
CtS45—-Travlata—’

64947—01) Miami ST). 19 Vs'th
1873S~Maz%z—. For '1‘: '71

Answer,
64952*»La Picarellv-

18735-—Ang915~ W9

0V9: 1‘39 it?
64953~h 0H Madrid Dc 9‘
1874{‘-“'; dining Charles Hurt-E.“
Blue Jeans Perless. *

STOP IN AND BEAR rum

DON N ELLY’:

“WHERE GOOD SERVICE 18 A H

Th9 Best of

TNT. '1 You Answcr The.

M; Scclhcm Foo
All our

Chopin Reich

 

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Jos. Smith'o I
“’allz
Jos. Smith‘s- '

Audio toe! Pas-coo
i

Trio and

undo

All S13?
’01 Trot
All F1211 Trio

and La $931.10

Call Them unto-h

Tmmnni

Down Ht v.

ANY OTHERS AT

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sible fur most merchants and manufacturers to send you a personal
letter about their goods, their wares and their services So they pay us
for the privilege of calling these things ’00 your attention in our adver-

tising columns.

tise.

you and your pocketbook.

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‘- Read the advertisements as you Would a personal letter. Many of
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