Evening sentinel, Monday, May 30, 1921 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 

 

l
L

 
 
 

:4 IN G SENTINEL

Isa-seminal? av
um,.eomsn

 

SDUTII NORWALK ‘

 

 

 
 
 

{The First Thing to Do With a State, ‘
Legislature Is to Abolish It.

 

 

 

 

1.. s 'A~M-GOLDEN.P1'OPI.. a, min ALLEN warm. Emporla. x...

 
 

 

 

. ‘ .monnsv, MAY 30. 1921

 
 

s

I t
Take 175 men of all walks of life; in Kansas a majority of them

 

 

 
 
 
 

" ' ' AWAG FOR farmers. Give 75 per cent of them a seventh-grade education and 15 per

OHORROW
u rises 4 :23, sets 7511 ._..l

i m tide 5 :36 a" m., 6: 08 p‘ m‘ high school. 'Ronnd them up in a strange town, under strange influences,

cent college degrees and let the rest straggle from the third grade to the

 

 
 
 
 
 

bad news published herein.

herein are also reserved.

- . - to Eigegsefigs 33132213331? them into committees, and in the backs of the heads of about forty of them
a“ ““93““! "ed‘md ‘0 it 0" inject a mean, nasty, selfish yet sneaking ambition to hold a state job and
”new.” in this paper and also more to town. Then bang! Slap down on them from the outside about'

" ‘. fl‘hts of publication or special 100 questions of mtesmanship, questiofis that most of them never heard

all of the bunch strangers to each other. Put them in two rooms, where
one-third never does get acquainted with the other two-thirds. Organise

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

BIASONIO NOTES
“Daylight Saving Time.”

Isl Lodge. No. 103. r. and A. M.

O‘i:
'Ork F. C. Degree.

All-Master Masons cordially an
”ally invited. ,

Z“ ' Fraternnlly you rs.

7 ! Robert M. \Vlicox, _ .
. i ' Secretary. " ”4'77"": I

h~ of each month at 8 o'clock.
“I and August cyccptcd. All R. A.

1' special Communication of Old sorts. And on top of all this give them ninety days in which to 001" the“

' ' n .
r" be held at its rooms Tuesday questlo B

May mm. 1921 at 7:30 What infernal nonsense to expect good results. What a damnable

Edison '1‘. Harris. “I. M.

Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A. M..
m in Masonic Temple, South
Us! street. the 2nd and 4th Tues-

of ; things involving millions of dollars, and the good fortunes of a-mil-
lion people. Then let the outer circles of the strange place in the strange
town be filled with greedy wolves seeking special privxleges of various.

scheme that is to guarantee misgovemment. . H the devil himself planned
it, he couldn’t have done better. /
. It was designed for another age, and it worked well in the country
that was fiftyyears ago. But it does not work now. It only plays h—l.
The first thing to do with a state legislature is to abolish it.

—.-... -.--..-- ..- —

 

In this vicw it good many plain
people will concur.

'l‘hoac who have in charge the far-
lmulution of the It‘dt'l‘fll roads plans
'do not lack compr-tcnt and practical

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wion will guillsnv this Hi.ll"lill‘lll

 

me symposium, nccnnlplish n sur-

min‘ at ihv-lr regular ofllcc duilcs.

if. caption, and uvrn lht-y would proh-i
“y occomplish more of real value
Is they hurl ihv hall‘ul change mu!

0! work wilt-n what ”my nrf‘ (loin:
-. them. [tut such nlcn am the

» cal and montal toning up of out.
I- recreation.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

M; ' m It is not mr-ru 1y quantity of work

1 " “1 counts. not morcly the number
.’ .Mthlngs dour It in rnthcr the qual-

' Q or the work. Aftvr oil. it Is the
“wetness :md wisdom of important.
“and that distinguishes iii(' liig
muful businvw man from the lit-
& medlocre out".

. Dong. continuous work at a dusk
“out Illl‘YiiJiJiy dclrrinrnivu into
“any. The man who comcn to
if a Job cvo-r} “m k. or cvl‘ry (lily.
g m fresh vh-wpoini and \lgor. with
‘ “ body so lit lhnt he is not coll-
Iflmn of nl-rvcs or bodily organs and

 

 

a to kcv-p things going. The lust
—, to pull through llu- summer is to
.Idn cm W dny hciwrcn huslncxs
m ouldom' play.

. ‘ . ' _' - lo l‘lty lloll. prospcrity of the country. I gladly
‘. I hmcr'T: :f‘olt:k'1;‘ri:"n:f L:‘:o:l‘ln;fjdi 'i‘hv l-udgv-t is as follows: ‘ withdrnw what I mid about you. and
r."::l,ona “mt ‘do no. m...“ ,0 M "Ml, N‘IIU'UI Innlm-l fun: ION-192‘.- I wish to add that I have nothing
If .. H'- may work fcwcr hours l‘q-nchc-rs nnd Janitors snl- q“ M m pcrsonzll against you. you always have
.1; n." the drudgc. but his work countn ‘nrlcs . . . . .. ..... $--l.§v"-“.(l horn vcry kind to me. in fact. I have
A .0", bccmlsc he functions more dc- lavcnlllg schools ...... ‘. . . flaw-'1’ cvcr)’ rcason to be friendly With you.

1‘ undahly. llc docsn't w nrry. (lut- "W“ ”00kg and supplll‘s. " ‘T""}{‘.'.' as indeed I run.
A “or recreulion is the grant nuthlotc Fm'l " ' ' ' ' """""" " “if“ ' H ““1"" I criticised -“°"' 1 (“d ’0 M'
“r worry. . Light. motor and powcrI... ”MIN“ cause I i'clt it my duty as a public
This is the “m... of 3.0:". “.h'm iho Janitors suppllcs litumi orflccr to cxprcss pihlicly my dimp-
ulut outdoors cnlLl. and this is also ”"lm‘r" “MW-W lmlnimcnt over whnt I conaIdr-rcd I
.“mc whm ”Him," and th‘smom.lchulrs— . ' wrong attitude on the part of a high
lsl WON" m“, “H ”w lwlp ”Hy can! Ordinary ....... 84.200 . official of the government. but aftcr

‘ Extraordinary . . 45le

we Al
s
_._. ._

.«1 . ..

' FURTINI‘SS “’lll’lil’i

' ‘I‘I‘iP. revolutions of l-‘oriunv‘s \\'il('(l

-an ill" lmsi few yours huvn
gilt mum's :1 change ill (-vcrv

 

. been I'hiltt‘i’lil)’ noticr‘nl-lc. In
4’ "M for instillu‘c. one grunt win-e1
”It will Hilill no more. and its parts.
m toys with which the Parisian
”choc um wont to nmusc ltsvlt'.
W .U to be put to sicrnly- prncilcul
._

’ 0300f the favorite. adjuncts to

View of thr- cnpiinl. Lately.
rs h:w r- dcclarcd it unsafe. it
I! be tnl u down. and its cahlns.
II hmv- inwd many a guy party
the air. are to he moved to tho
h—wastml arms to provide homes
. the house-loss.

' It I. a picture of light and shade to
,hch the fancy of an artist. It is
m a. fine f'l-IaniO of Frcnch ccon-
,m. The French needed no spur of
: hr to teach them to put to practical
'- every available hit of material.
n has been thrir habit for genera-
7’1“. and it is serving them wcll in
'2 h'flme of their extremity.

 

 

 

 

 

+ PERSHTNG ON ROADS

'37 General Pershing. agrees with

gum-it Harding that plans for
“building are incomplete without

‘ panying plans for road main-

 

w‘lthout due provision for the
is money wasted. He express-
opinion before the Senate
committee and added that this
could well afford to take les-
’ m France in the matter.
general hazarded another
which is'interestlng. He he-
am: local roads which serve
her well for transportation
I” important to the military
_ erclal welfare'ot the na-
~ 3 series of fine transconti-
hwan-ywhdeh ‘would ‘uct

 

 

 

1
like;

L . ”as cordially and frntm-nnlly in- advisers. If pruciicul and economic-
" - “- inl plans are not forthcoming thr- put.-
a}: ' D. n. BEACH. H. I". lic will want to know why bcforc ap-.
' I. 8. LYON, Secretary. proving the other kind.

3' '- E . ‘ We-——-—— 1

If . “'orkmr-ll in the building il‘mcs,
i , m; “HAY-LIV) I’l'lll‘ TYIR()I‘(£II nccfiscd of "ioufillg Oil U") joll.” ‘.‘_
i Edward S" “'ood. one of ”l“ ““8- plain that they wcrc lurcd into the
i'l ' mp" consulted by Dr. “'oods lull-ii hv employers olwrnilng on l"i
H ’ [if Hutchinson in '4 “Tm“ ‘l““~“'i0"'lfli"" 'vost lllls" syslvm. luring chour l‘Il
*. x ' .

iii . work and 11'4””1. HUT-‘4 ”113 trail-'10 Inn! for thc- omilloyrrs own proilt.
ii ‘7 many: -7M__ _ .- __

i: “I am 52 "9““ “l‘l- and ""H“"“ ”1.1“ “'ilh the Germans going cliccri‘ullv

‘: u excellent physical condition is illi‘Inlmnt tho-ir rvpzlrzlilons rind annn
I. "It of constant and continuous PX-.prrpuring l0 givo up Sllnniung. ‘PRESIHENT ”[20”
Cuba in the open air whcrcvcr pos- thingy: :lrc polling too lucky to M-

.le. My friends of about my own’hpunhy,

u! who golf. l'iti“ :ind shoot, nud :lrc‘
h the open n lot. nrc lenngl-r. more

. . ————o——— l

‘ i I‘: rshlng thinks tllnt goml roads.

' 5 We and in much hcticr physical for ”H. “my.” ”m n1on- (sspllliilii

“m liuln ill'iso- v in) .‘Ill‘ lllll " i
"I!" men of wide and (‘nrf‘illl oh- .____.

n I. true ”in! mnnv lll"ll sumo of
"In Dr. Hutchinson qlmirs in this

'an3 amount of work lly simply

m little ru‘rmltion ("copt :1 chnngo

Every good liusincm mnn knows

"I .untry. hut in l-‘rnul'c its \nrznrlcs

ng in Paris was in l-‘crris‘.
which for yours has vied with
_‘ ”Rel tower as affording 0. mar-

and that money spent for the»

 

 

 

 

‘u . '

lthnn irnnsronlino-ntnl highways. And.
)v-i i't'l’f-‘i‘lilii: iwi'i winning {or Ollie".

new};

IAQlelNDO. -

5%....

annex. had met Intolerance. the
creature with the black heart. whose
name meant that he wouldn‘t'like any
one who wouldn't think just as hedld.‘
Bis twoltriuds were named Am
cues and Cruelty whose names meant
that they wanted to rule even-yous
without reason and who didn't mind
if they were cruel.

They, too. had been met by the W’
and the girl adventurers.

“well.” said Arronnce. “these two
little autumn think they 'IIV. d
right to their own opinion.
show them who are rulers.
going to make everyone obey us and
do as we say. 'It'a'sil fer their own

The girl shirered. She had always
disliked that expression and so had

“We've got to let them see that
we‘re the only ones who know what
we‘re talking about." said Intolerance.

“The only way to do with them Is
to torture them," said Cruelty.

“What will I do first?" he asked
after a moment. Tie their toes to-
gether? Ah. no." he said. looking at
the boy and the girl whose faces
showed how terrified they were, "I
won‘t do anything like that.”

The boy had noticed
fancs had shut the door when he came
in and had locked it and had put the
key in his pocket.

"All. no." said Cruelty. “I won't do
I have a great my cousins
and relatives. Don't mix as all up.
We have different wlys of doing our
work. We don't all do alike. _

“Now there is my cruelty cousin
who must always act cruel by using
his arms and his hands to be cruel.
but I am crucl in a different way.
is the way that my good trleuds In-
tolerance sud Arrogance like.

“I‘m cruel with words.
to you so you'll fcel sohmhsppy. That
is one of the most perfect ways of
that I know of—to be

1

being crucl

 

”0r Htikil‘q (ill’ Lil’llll’l' Villf‘. .‘i\\ii.\ 1‘. 1.31113' :7 --."pQ10m‘
. .A..__—- in fiupivmu "l-nrt .lusiicc I-Zlins l-‘lnlcy

Arur .\.-nl....l\- aria thrmilril with Johnrml “as \unwl Miller M l'rv-l-i

l
i

l’l'ul'. i:lil.‘"l' Ill. llm (-ullzlil‘)’ hllKh‘ ,‘l' “l “Jilin" ‘3'“ 13"” “I ”l“ l'hile-i
inkr- up ”J, \‘olsl- _..1 Hilary nf ro:i:l- xiii .- F-n..it for rililtlsms of the )ur-g
ii\ii,\'. It's :1 dry slii-Jll‘i. nllywaly. :hi lust lluwlulu r on iii" floor of the;
_______.____ lil-lliimlnl so llnlv, l‘rraidi-nt quzun.

‘ till 5|" . l'ilt .l, 1‘Ililt‘i9‘l'll Judge John”?!

BOIXRD OF EDULA' {for what "illlZ'lll cousldcrcd on ur-

l

TION’S ESTIMATE $78“:le lit by Johnson of the admin-z

FOR EXPENSES illil‘Illlllil of forlnrr (lnvrruor-(lcni-l‘al‘

Francis llurion Harrison. it “us 1“

’ alsiclnu-nl lln- jurisi mnde just prior-

llo his ill-purillrc- for the l‘nltcd Stairs

lust Novvlnlnr.

W”, H. hudgo'l and to how it i‘ilfi'd qurzon haul also attacked Judge"
.wnhuuf culling or ("hanging in “W Johnson for livi'isiulls rcndcrcd N‘W'D.
hands of lln- Board of l'lslllllnll‘ mid nl your! ago. one of which involvcd
‘iZnnlwn. nn ncl of illrllll'r Governor-Groom]

l

l

l

l

.____—
(Continued from Page One)

 

.\llhnul{ll 835,031.10 was Mk?" “V Furl-m: in .lrportlng lnwlcsa China-so.
in iln- lug-.1321 budgosl. ill" l‘muld 01' in npning), l‘l~~illt-lll Quezon today
l-zulimntv nnd 'i'nxmion sinsllcd tln- said:
illlLlKi'i down to 8240.934-10- A 1m“ "I rv‘grri having criticised you for
Mr purl of this slashing Was done in giving out that stiltvmcnt; that in so:
liln ninth-r of lclu‘hl‘m' Kllm‘k'fi- 1'4" criticising you. I did in belief that you!
ilculnrl)‘ that! (‘r’~"lll8 ”l“ ““mn- meant to nttnck the ndnllnislrntion ofi
which must still lu- sn-iilcd and which (:ovcrnor Ilnrrison by charging iti
will probably colm- into I‘mmln‘ "C0 with partinlliy in favoring the Nucio l
wlwn m.- nvxt imy roll is srni down nllsla party in disrrknrd to mntcriai

— h- nring what you had to say. I glad-
I-Ixirl'lor painting. 2.37.0 "“ l) offer you my apology."
l 2 rooms—ll. S... 4.0”” ” _,.__._____.-

 

 

'-- FLY CASTING TOl'RNADIEN'T.

813.250 PORTLAND. “rm. Mny 27.~»'l‘llc
Transportation . . . . . . . . . . 2579.00 national fly casting tournament which
'i‘uition . . . ............. . EMU”! was to il:l\f‘ in n-n held hcrc S-‘plrm-
livnt . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . :lollllu pcr 1-3 will he ill-id. insicnd. August
insurancc . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.7555“ 26-29, the clmngc ill dates huvlng lmcn
into-rim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.237.“? nunlo- at the suggestion of l". .l. Lune.
Printing ............... . ““1"“ Chicago. nnilonni sccrctnry of the In-
lionvd of Education... 200.00 tcrnaiionnl Hull and Fly (‘usilug Al-
.\'cw I‘llllipn‘iC‘llt . . . . . . . -J‘WH‘H'W soclniion. Tho rrvilson for holding the
'l‘-~lcpllono . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31.00 tournnmcnt earlier was thnt most of
Contingency . . . . . .g . . . 1,000.00 the men who were expc-ctml to at—
(‘nrc of grounds . . . . . . . . . 375.00 tend had plnnncd to have their vaca-
l~‘l:lgs .. 100.00 tions in August. '

 

 

3285118837 lsentinel Advertisements Pay.

, Real -War Dog

in a Parade

_r‘.

 

 

 
 

'. #3 cud-Lava. . ..

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

I
i
I

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

mean and cruel with one's tongue. to
make parplo, unhappy, and I am that.
I‘ll help along Intolerance and Ar.
l‘li make you think what
' they think and if you don‘t I‘ll make
I wnn‘t kt you do or
. think anything but I'll be around and
you so with my

you unhappy.

"Intolerance is right. Nobody has
the right to think as he wants. You
first Intoicranle might
quite friendly with his pleasant in-
vitation and his.nice face.
don't always and Iulolerance out right

“Now, you may not think it, but
I know all the pinCPs which will make

 

 

 

“New Get Out."

I know all
thoughts you have which you cherish
and care for and because I can al-
ways do this I cnn be so especially
cruel, and lwcnuse intolerance started
out being nice to you he can end up
like this and be even more hard on
it will hurt you more.
You will be disappointed in him."
Buns! came from
the other side of the door.
the door fell through.

you bccn use

said Master
'I‘houghtfulncss and the boy and lb.
girl ran to him and put their arms
around him.

“on. Master Thougmtulness. we're
glad to see you." id

“Now get out of here." 110 P“ '
sternly to Arrogance and Cruelty‘hud
“l‘ve told you before
I‘ve not the slightest use for you. Not
Don't bother these two.
They aren‘t weak and so the! won't
do as you say. but I don’t want you
to be cruel to them and abuse them
and talk as Only you three can talk.
Make busier?

They all hurried am. Mr. and
Mrs. Summer-Season-Friends 8°C “P
from behind the counter.

“Now would you like the soils!"
they asked. ‘

"Yes," said’uaster Thoughtfum
”we would. and then we‘ll be of. for
it's late and they are waiting for III
at the Hospitality hotel. I have three
due horses outside, so we can Slit
gallop to the hotel. flake haste with
the sodas. though don't set W‘
tion.” he laughed.

The, said good-by to
WWW areas. the! Ind
had their sodas, and Easter M0-
fatness told them he would see that

Is heard at thdr delicio-

Intolerance.

the slightest.

,m' and ms

mm

 
 
 
 
 

 

Disappeared While Norwalk
Driver Was in a Lunch
Wagon inStamford

STAMFORD. my so.—'rli'e theft
of a bunch of flowers valued at 850
from a motor truck standing in front
of Mac'- lunch-wagon on Kain
Street. was reported to the police
yesterday. at 5:50 a. m., by Frank
Byrne-, of South Norwalk. Byyrne is
a chauffeur for the Rowayton Green-
houses. Trentiy &. Schenk. propriet-
ors. find was making his customary
early morning deliveries. The flow-
ers were consigned to the M. A.
Free 00.. 211 Atlantic Street.

sau‘imimm
ill SlillllAN nil

NEW YORK. May 30,—Mrs. Anne

 

U. Stillman. defendant in the divorce: .
suit broughtrby James A. Stillsnami

former banker. today made pubiic'a
letter from her counsel. dohn B.
Stanchtleld. in ‘whlch he declared a.
proposition had been made to him
looking to a settlement of the case.
The lawyer's letter said the terms of
settlement proposed. included leaving
the legitimacy of Guy Stillman un-
questioned.

Counsel for Mr. Flillman yesterday
denied that they had taken any part
in negotiations for a settlement and
declared there never waia time when
Mr. Stillman was willing to acknow-
lcdgr- the parentage of Guy.

The proposals. Mr. Stanchncld said.

g . l’Women’s All-Wool

Jersey Suits

Regular $15.00 values

VERY SPECIAL‘

at $1 098

'All siies and colors

 

 

 

 

Gehebe’s

W. More If It’s Houseware.

 

 

PHONE: l
527

 

also included discontinuance of the.
divorce action: paymcut of a sub-l
stantial income for life and provisionl
that Mrs. sullmnn should ink: up her;
residence nbrood for five years. 31”.}
Stillman dt-clarcd she had rcfuecd thol
latter provision even after the period:
of ilme had been reduced to one yer]. i

The letter from Mr. Slancllilcld was3
dulcd May 25.

PRIVATE MULVOY
LAID TO REST

Continued from First Page

 

 

 

The piccolo-ion was lml by a squad
of pnllcv in! by (‘hicf of Police “'il-
lid") ll. I‘v-nnington and was followed
by (‘onlnlundwrs meph Iockhnrt. oft
lhc Mulvny-aniov Post; Joni-pit llro-
i‘icrtun. of the Frank 1", Godfn 3‘ Post:
Harry chna. of the Spanish \\'ar
\clrrane. nnd Allmri Clark. of the G.
.\. ll. Xut in lines. wore members
of the four organizations in fuipuni-
form and followed by the firing squad
with the caisson surroundcd ln- pail
in-nrcrn. all military men. coming last

At the grave. Ilcv. l-‘nthcr Finn
road m‘rviccs. hut military burial rit-
ual of the \‘etcrnns of Foreign Wu
was read by Commnndcr Lockhart.
W!-

I

fish)!
1‘9

I
-.’ , copy/nimonljhe House oi Kimonos“

’ Memorial Day

 

Prompt
Delivery

I“

NEW PERFECTION BLUE FLAME OIL
COOK STOVES

burner

is <21.15

 

25 wssm GTON STREET.

 

SOUTH NORWALI

 

 

post iJohn Bradlc y, Il..~

Captain Walicr . .
Scnior \‘lcc Ward Ryan, Lo.

chaplain. togcthcr with
Commander \Vllimm l-‘llhzln. Jr. \‘icc llJI'OZICI‘.
(‘ommnudcr John (luarnlcri. and Of-’
in the ccrc-
The final act in the burial ofi
scrxlct‘ was the strcwing of tho coffin. l l‘ilta,
as it was lowered into the grave. with .dlcd rte-nil}
poppics by the service mcn.
pallbcarcrs wrrc: 1
turns. Andrcw Mnrron. John O'Nfil.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

\\1\']V)0\ IXl-l \\ \li'llll'i

'Calil‘ornia. T‘. -

. . i; .
Jofipphitumld a x-r..... .
lilck of “Olill‘~i‘
lli"d Ilcliu's up

 

‘l T‘;~~c‘.. Ed.
. . .. Jana!

 

.We can never forget the noble, valiant men whose courage
and loyalty to, duty won for mankind greater freedom and
Security. This day, Memorial Day, is dedicated to them——
a day of reverence and reSpect for those who braved the
rigors and hardships of military' life so that our nation

could‘go onward in Peace.

The veterans, the heroes—all who took parts—the Blue, the
Gray, the. Khald-é—the living and the dead; we owe tlielll
. much—more than words or. 'deeds' can ”tell. his ifiirfiw