Evening sentinel, Monday, September 26, 1921 · page 6

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

in}; SOUTH NORWALK‘
EVENING SENTINEL

ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN -

g. L. a; A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
HONDAY, SEPT. 26, 1921

MNIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW'
Sun rises 5 :46. sets 5 :43
High tide 6:38 a. 111., 7:09 p. m.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Associatnd Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication of
all news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
any local news published herein.

All rights of publication or special
"dispatches her: in are also reserved.

 

i‘l;\.\().\'l(l l)!RE(‘TOl€Y

 

Old “'ell Lodge. No. 108. F‘. and A.
M. meets in
25min street. ist and 3rd Tuesday of
ed. at. 8 o’clock. All Master Masons
mach month. July and August except-
cordially and fraternally invited.

EDISON T. HARRIS, \V. M.
ROBERT 5L “'ILCOX. Sec'y.

 

A State-d t‘onyocation of Butler
‘TZ-{iapten No. in. it. A. M. will he held
on 'l‘uesdny iii-ning, September 27”].
rat 8 o'clock.

‘V'orkrr-M. .\l. .\l. degree.

l-‘rut -rnnlly yours.
CLARHNWH A. lil:(>\\'.\', H.
S. LYNN. SM").

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'II)l‘NG .‘ll‘.\ l\ ('l\'l(' AFFAIRS.

 

One of tin most iivlpi'iil develop-
‘me-nts so lul‘ in ilit- municipal came
':u.ign is tin ..\~..ri\<-nini: of the young’
m,“ of tln- til} in!’ a better Norwalii
..tr.4i t‘or lilll’.ltill.‘itltlil in civic affairs
:1 tlio- t'iitnr: 'l'ln i‘l' has live-ii a wou-
"nl lat-l; oi‘ ll'it’H-hl in public matters
or our )ouni: int-n. it so happens
"but this iiltnt'lllt‘lit for the priscnt
.us for 01”: oi Its oiiji-ctiyq-s the. L-ig-g-‘
ten or (_‘al\.n l.. liarton for Mayor.
l‘hnt. in the opinion of many of our

Ni/JJHS. is _)Il~lillt';ltl()ll enough for the
'nkHl ilil‘lit. lint it. far greater beneilt
; o iln- City-Mill iw thw lllllUI‘llCC which
.ld‘h‘t' )ounz; illt‘il will exert for good
ilw t'utnrv. 'l‘his impulse should
“sake: hold or i'\('i')' young man \\'hetli-'
w-r he is of th litilliit'iil faith of those
tn.“ Siliulilu‘ the big: demonstra-
a. mi: this evening" or not.

“tiller ones might also get :i Clt'l‘l"'l"
MHiun for flood government if
p,vi in touch with this great
i in 13's mow-luv ni.

L’ll

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.TS‘S]‘IS.\‘.\II‘I\'I‘.\ “Tiltl-Z RAISED.
\Villi the city
tllt'i‘t'
:il llli' Kt‘

¢l¢~r lion only :1, \\‘t‘~'l(!
sntlicinnt discus-f
uni-(i rallies to
that tlio- lf< awake to tlin'
l‘ztllfl'fi ol' thi- inmpniun. At the out-
i—mrt it lu-caino- apparent that the «luvs-l
him: of taxation paramount.

1‘ has in.”

.Ii‘.
lrtl
[iulilit'

r ii-Il
Pr~lu‘i\\'

\

IS to lu-

n

m'hr-ii the tin. hills \vcrv rvcciw'd liy
IuHr citizens some \\-rr«- higher and
t‘rffil’lit‘ “ere loner. In the latter case,
iii i'ilitll'illly i:.l\v tht- impression thzit
: Ill tax' 5 Wern- loner. ’l‘hat (l-‘(luciiow
Vans largely a state of the mind.
.‘7‘uithinu; can lw lt‘lfi'l' than the stats--

some or the speakers
«luringr the past \u-vk. \Vliat is left.
iimlono- now in “I" iliiitl’ r of repairs,
rein. must lw |»r:-l li‘t‘ diarly with in-
trvn-st at a later date. It doesn't take
:1; wise man money if he
u-l’u-sn'i spend “hat llt' recrives as he
[arms along.

'J‘hvrr- has lrm-n a lot of confusion
url the minds oi” many as to just what

tin-wt; made l.)

to :~‘.'i\0

Ithwy hnu- sand in the matter of
frames. At two of the rallies held last
net-k Dr. Carl A. ilarstrom. former

Bing-or of the city. and with qualifica-
"’io‘ns possessed by few for grappling
unith the question of taxation. per-
rfurrned :1 gm“! service to the public
tin showing; how the tax rate, was but
rat few trnths of :1 inili lower than was
Itb’.‘ case under his administration.
«while at the same time tens of thous-
.\m‘is more dollars have been raised.
whovving conclusively that the raising
of the assessments has been the cause
3! the increase of the city's income
mind not the lowering of the tax rate.
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HOT “'liA'l‘lll-ZR READIVG

Am Illinois county library, located in
:1 city of about 8,000 population, re—
}..rmrts that, during the summer,. pat.
trons re. (1 books of poetry. prom, nat-
nun-all science, history, psychology,
ition, science, rtiigion and "Main
-Sl.rwe't" at the rate of more than
:51. day.

In spite of days of tropical tempor-
Mt‘nre the borrowing and wanting v"
looks procwtied apace. As inn l.
ween from th~ list of subjects lil"'l
?"..his reading was not (‘Ullllllt'tl m m.
{so—allied “light. summer“ stnu‘. ';“
ut must be noted. is reportmi
vz'tonimunity in tire Middle \Vr-st, \ylm rw
jolt-esters and pessimism ill.»

it'll,”

(lSNlih’

gzwbllc, iiit('lll""l"il tl"\tlll)»llu nt 1:4 11
:r-a very low point.

”Jadiiig is , lznlIit i‘niiiiilIL: pix.‘
til-mm- Que book lends to .rnoilb r.
carticularly it' it in it. yoml involc. m i
. may- it 0p: n.—: to thi- mind in w i‘r ,nl--
uif interest. it is possibll- to l"-:‘l in.
"mm-h. of ('o'trr‘w, 11' books :2'1 n . I,
~in>ply to kid time they soon ltlll l!

. r-gu-ndent thought. lint that done

 
 
 

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alight compared with the good a
iiplishcd In: the right sort of roa-i-

 

]iave lI-Jfl'llt'tl toadvz‘riise :zn
been doing" the nation a
b) pzesrntin; in
its the l‘ltll stores which
shelves.

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The Russian Soviet governnn '
£31.16 to hau- dvr-larerl a stn‘w- u-:
'1 Bessarabin. the lionmzirn, .
-‘ ‘ For some lllll' t !
Wueen a comm I:‘;t‘;i\fj ,;' , i
Moons tilon: :3 £5 rant I ‘
mt the Swim (ii-1.411;,
tjvi‘u i. ;. ., ,.s . i
’ fimumaninr Ir :1: 4:12.. H ‘.‘ My
finto I'Liisrlri ”I iUl‘Cvs
“The tw 1y ,4 Hm...” , . -.
£0 Rankin } _ ”1,. 1;,j‘xr“,mjfg“f:n.
.tions but HUSH)“; ha . .igzur. 0 ha-
“xzézed u.- ”Wi s nner recog-

 

. . amt-nt. \V’heth r E
@1111 oi aggression is honest-.0: Otnlly

- tillage tor. a. Russiansfiaugit‘d re-
_ the territory is hard totell as
. Butt}: the' Russian government
strength and food. for either

 

Masonic building, South.

 

of
case
'llltl there- by individual effort. and it

is the duty of all good citizo'ns to pro—

ministry
o‘v. ry
-niv.'isnr~-.
raid in
:naist iustt-a'I (.1

till" right
‘it'lilryr

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liv-V

Jury "

The public libraries or thv- con _ "

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Does the reported military activity
indic‘ate that Russian food supplies

might have been distributed
the famine areas have been
to feed Red armies instead?
American relief committee
food for hungry Russian
and their mothers, is it un-
litlping the Bolshevist gov-
ernment to further its own ambitions
by relezning more food for Soviet
arnlies'.’ Probably not, for if experi‘
ence is any tncher, the Soviet gov-
ernment would not have used that
food for the starving children any-
how. 1: has loft!) feeding its army
steadily ill spite of all famine, because
it Was aisald not to.

To hem-tats or delay in the matter
of obviously needed relief to those in
suffering ls‘cause of an affair like this
would only be to increase the deaths
and misery. iiut those who foresaw
all sorts of difficulties and tangles and
accordingly insisted on a. free hand
for the Relief Administration, saw
clearly and acted wisely.

which
through

boarded

As (he
provides
children
wittingly

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.A "E SALES

 

SI

As a bid {or publicity, the recent
"slaw sale" on itostou Common may
have had some merits. It served to
direct attention in a pointed and
poignant way to a valaniitous sitiia-
tion. In direct results. however, it
was manually a failure. That is not

 

the way to rind employment for men
who need lt—('ltht‘l‘ the men ficti-
tiously “auctioned off" or the far
{greater numbers of unseen and un~
complaining men whom they repres-
cnt.

Spectacular “stunts" may shock
some minds into recognizing a situa—
tion and helping to ameliorate it. but
they disgust others and deter them
from action. 0

It is by calm. intelligent, co-opera-
tiyv effort rather than melodrama
that the wretchedness. due to forced
idleness in this country is to be swept
away. For the idlenn ss is due- to con-
ditions t‘ar Taster. more. complex and
more remote than anything that can
be changed by any indy'dual or group
intlhidnalr. .\ particularly iirizvnt
of poverty may be lI-‘lpctl in H:

\ido- such employment as they can.
lut the causes of uni-inpioynivnt ari-
llllilOll-‘Vltll' and \\'0l‘ltl>\\'lllt'. and

should be treated as such.

tiir (it-Titlllil finance
to put a tax on
an axvragv waist
somi thing to be
which taxrs

It is said that
pi‘opom‘s
inch ow r
'l'lit l"‘

in yor

is
of a 5) st» in
thrit't.
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t‘m y-‘um- State
but 'h about
riisarinnmo-nt. " ‘.iii‘.d
by popular subscription.‘

Tribune ha.-
the way to
bait e—

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.\li not tilni that (licks-rs. Movie
stars' real life is now being: compared
with their ro ei lit'c. “"

SENTINEL
READERS’ VIEWS

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Jl'lHH-I kl IUt-‘H HI‘ZI’IJI 23".

South Norwalk. Stpt. 26. l14_‘l.

'i'n tln- l-Iditoi' or 'l‘lu- St‘lltlllt‘lZ—fi‘
in Saturday’s issuo you triln‘u a pot—
tloil ot' a letter \~'llllt'll to lllt' t‘Ulll-
numb-r or" thi- local .\in- ritnn 1.» tin."
[out protesting against the use of iii-
u.r;;.1ni7.ati0n and its tunic :or lH‘l.‘i<

cal purposes
i'liis was not intrnrbd l'oi' pump-d.
iii!l]_ but was a personal it 7h r “ill" n

 

 

to Inc (ionimandtr ot' thw lUt'ul l.--- til . I l . . . . ._
, . e Grilil'li\.h-tl .llll\’_"l‘(lillltl.~. uni .imieo- Mammal-i. .
Liz-mi lost (‘nllinl-r atti ntmn to an illtl- ‘ " .. ' v . “I t ("l Sl‘ll'n“d TGRlSlllnl‘p ”om
- ‘ ‘ . . - - - -. -' 'ill n It. tituilt‘il the “rims. encoune r t

.~i.- H‘ The Sentinel. which “mum“...i 'llic vim i or police of Mm Fraueisco believes that the estabhshmentilmm‘l1min (M. g, 0.... would not kw}, Mnmcmn irihesmcn when they made
lull ”Kamila”? (”I ‘1 roan-an “newt" of neiclilmrlw-ri ri-ri'entlon writers is a osiistructive measure WW3”! “‘1" 31m“ m” “" ”mm" ("Mir Wham? Soni’l‘ihkl‘hl‘f 1312:1111; in}
c on” )_\ t H; llainig oi inrlz‘ :1 .‘mg. , . ‘ ’ ‘ l“'l"‘ 'i‘-i'iiin!i'i\' further (‘xan‘iliii‘tl Fi‘it 9‘."- says an . S r > . >— ‘ ‘ 1” 3“ "t
: E“l\lt .- lliI'il. Slum lli- :l. thtmv i l pressing ”I" t‘l‘.illt‘ \i‘iii‘e, for it has him“ IOU-Dd tiliit. 50h“01b0~\5 lithe lit‘tfl i1‘x'.i‘;lw‘.ll( conm-riiinit the affair itself. 'sut‘d horP. Careful _\'l‘i lillluuons had IIe may be :‘IGJ-‘l I .an‘
' 21:: 2.1-: n?’ the Ann rii-an l.‘ 1 :mi lit ml involved in iii:l'l\' Ctiiilt‘S recently. H0 has asked that tilt‘ piavgmund 53's.:particulnrlv in reference as to Wht'lh- been made for {he Ofan\‘1\'€ and the child but he Sili't‘ glVCi
”mun“ In“. mlwmw} I’Mm'm 1m. be ‘ l. . "V ' l .1, Jla' boyslrr he hart not lit-vii stopped from iiiaiioouvre was elaborately planned _ ’ _
the u:-- or their rooms rui- ;. 1.. 5..., ,.l tem FH‘IL'JV“ 0“ the ground tililt “'IUlOUt 3 PTOPCT p.303 0 l ), * :sn‘i‘x‘il‘lfl iprvato by Lilwrtino holding by the Officers in Chal‘gef“ ”10 Opel-“i hls Clothes lilL' Vt‘l‘,‘
mu), at “nun nmu your strum... With it mm» tune on their hands are likely to get into trOUble- m... 1.3m, This ho musvd. .UOH- A largo numb” 0‘ “mm.“ 1“". d. it ,.
"V" 5"“: ”w” "" “W; “I" Nit-b" "l i- <' ' ' ‘ i‘ e son when that In lila‘ iwnmmw 'l‘yrrurll imd stai- been placed 50 NH“ ‘11“ mm“) PM" lC “-3
than i“ l'iH-rl up mt- i\.lo\\< ' i 1"”r“ “r9 11"“"50 {0“‘01' “Tat RCCNlt‘ntS during ‘ “3 E 3‘ ’ in timer... {1 1,...3. ,..,H. .i m the 110- tions on the left flank of the Swami“! ‘ q

" ‘ l ‘ “ ' "H ‘ H advance were svvepi by a rolling bra- \Ve lillOV.‘ i1:..‘ .:~ n ‘J

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The Kind of Man N eededfor Mayor of NorWalk

 

 

 

 

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Amiable l
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L iberal
Vigorous
I ndustrious

Normal

Logical

B alanced
Active
Rational

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O riginal
Nui’f Sed

 

VOTE FOR BARTON

 

The Republican Party stands for all measures having for their object the
upbuilding of Nerwalk and the restoration of our prestige throughout Con-
necticut. By voting the Republican ticket you will place in control men who

believe in

 

 

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Hardly Be Overestimated hm h W gm
‘I':(,_~«<‘;;iui’ l,t\i‘1~.\\iu‘il lliltn-lU“"d

 

 

 

 

 

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movement to lilt‘l'l‘fer‘ thr- innntu-r of recreatioxul writers for children is “3:22”:my?“”mm...” 3“,.” Tank
spmuinig throughout the (bunny. 'l'liere arc mm more than 4,000 play- :inun)’ our :zwr‘rd ‘10 show that Tyr-
grounrls :nul rt‘t'l‘t‘;lti«-i‘.;ll centers in the countrv and they are lielpiiig'“‘” ““r ”" ill-Pm)?“ "35.1 (”mt-”id-

- ‘ . “3 31mm» to lo t p tilt shooting: quit t.
The, effect they have in keeping boys‘

"ind you tuik to Legato oycr the;
' ‘ - .,, ' .A a :1 sn\' that it would take
out Of truulile \l‘ltli illC‘ I‘tlllt‘f‘ is one (if the most lleOl‘lallt features offi‘g'IlHlflltnl» “ -
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boys lilltl girls to income athletic.

luv? the shooting quiet,"

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playground: are used. The playground directors have discovered thatmq M ”gum 'rnmmum ”h
summer activities on the playgrounds have practically eliminated Bllldvnyorul n. 5110“ :r..-n l.t-_L":iio hadnot.

Judgi-

 

 

far: that ’i‘yi’rrli hm! not seen \vymtilYurll \\':ir.
lnr‘vl one
this purpose.

I
\lit' lll‘l()i}.3~l“§;j! v': mu isllilt lilixl lllltln»!-— : yl's I i ‘ class luonthly111213377l1"‘-l
BY GEORGE G- LEE! SE“ Fm’7“isc° ‘ shirt \vorn lo 'l'yrr: ii on thv day niaéiftlliliolfgyfii; for this “1” be dorhrd' _
' ‘ih-s- SilHi)lii.lL. ’i‘hvrc was one VfTYFlW an nss‘.gg,fi..nt of fifty cents for
Elargo- he}. in il‘u top or lvniii garments leach member. These 51%, ”no.1“.
The value of public plii_\’gruuinis can hardly lm overestimated and tho '“hriw 13-. l»\il"'l is lwliuwi to lune jaminst 3.0mm”. Lodge ainouilt to

$5850.50, and must be paid
list.

‘ Spanish T

rage, and heavier guns rained shells
:UDOXI the Zeluan—Atlatendiount Atrnii

Honour, SEPT. 26, 1921

 

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PECIAL SALE

54-inch All ‘Wool

JERSEY CLOTH

In all the fashionable colors—red, tan, llE‘llI;_‘
brown, Copenhagen blue, Pekin
blue, navy blue and taupe.

Regular $3.00 Value

Sale Price $2.49

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WALLACE NUTTING FRAMED
PICTURES
Large and Small

Suitable for Shower and Wedding Gifts

 
 

The Hamilton Shep

OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK

 

 

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MANY APPLY FOR ‘Ileltast Quiet After
ELK MEMBERSHIP}; Serious Sundayl’tidg

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Courtesy above everything else. Neededrepair of permanent roads. (Continued 1mm First Page). i “H 1.”? sum. 26 N
dh t b . . . 1 Action in Calf Pasture Park measure. :1 .. a, 1:. in... was .,.,,,. ‘
sme ncx €S. - _ . ,. . .. H, , .,r . ‘
A erence o u 53 Pm P Employment of home labor on public ,hcmmg pm: 1.... 2.... audit 2 r. ,__, d in. do,” 5,”), ..
\ 1m rovement 0f Nonv harbor ' k I ll’u'otht-r ltouLz s. or “Istimrt. \\ ho t \» , .\. utownards road 1.. iv . r
p . “or s. ipeets to in cm tin iiisinflmrnn .1lt‘llt'.'(.uj“ard indications H
Fairness tOWard public schools. Restoration of City Departments. i .u 1;... 1...: Sursinn m w..- gliiiltllg'Q1E-‘lng ”Dug“. 1,}. w... _
”Wig“ :1 l'tFnlllUl‘f‘u “‘15 u'lHl‘l' ‘1 i‘l‘U- i‘Sunday night. in “lit? M
i i tor thi- trrction in the City of \\'i re throVVn- four l"'
i ___ —— iClnczami. of :1 muguiziwnt national Igt-d and some two n. -.
Entvmnrini inntiquaih rs building. to be Ejng the rioting:
w - W “a “k ‘— ‘ “wk-"AV “war“ A- N N"“"”"‘""“““"‘“_‘ 'used .174 :irll‘lllllstiiillvt‘ 11(‘3tltlllul‘tt‘ifii 1-“;lrs “1.“, ‘ \l
l liirvapt '(‘i’nss (-~\ami'iation by the 0‘— ”... Uh}... and to 1,0 :1 Worthy 311,1”th there “OHM h ‘1
. . prongutor and cross examination by insiim: m' mortal to the memory (”for the bunk .. ‘ .7
value Of PUbllc Playgrounds t0 3. Dung can Judge “'iiiiani i-‘. Tammany. 31)!){ar‘ '1...” lilks who :3“: their lives in tllt';llii1 (“‘1le A It _
, e in; ior tin- .irmiN-d. brought om the «uh... of the 0mm”). during tne,\'i:orous “3an 1 > “i A.

An appropriation of two ' 1( m‘u m it 5

millions was Inn-lo for
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" u" .. i . . . - - . . villlrvil lilii; to ..l(‘ lltl,‘ l. . . . _ . . H ~ ~. , , ,..,. .. - p,"
:_,\.~.~‘ int-ix “mm. .. H”.- r' -l lllw:-»‘ swearing. ('lwutmg 811d stealing among “10 children. 1110) note “lth sat—, This mm. out “n. n 27.9 no“ wit— sector. where it “as iimielHd in: .\.il..lti.l‘\ \\« .. l..r\ l.._
I ”“9“" m 1““ “”3"“ ' =1" , I isfnvtion that the spirit of fair play ‘has put the Plal'lk'mund bully where hauls. >2.an Lilww-tiuo. was examined. tifiifiiggmmlcemmm d‘ ’9‘“ C‘

“'5 “’1‘ “I" HH'IH f ,1 L r. , . . . - I ' ' , ' , '..;-~‘,\.« 1 i n li'Ill‘t‘l to be \'0;"l‘.\v‘E * ‘ .‘ ' ”V '. ‘ .' qr,
~«' mu. \\:,m if: . .y ,. , . l " lze lvt‘loilfl'S and teach the more timid self-reliance. It: is imarmbl) the 1‘31““: Jinx}; ,.,I,.I..'n,.m‘ion of the af_l Six hours after the advance bran-3 prCldl bllO“ mg ““0
.. ,, ,., '.- H l "i - ‘ ~ ~ . .' ’ .' ~ ‘.' W" ‘ H .. . . e ‘l S n‘hr 0's column atmtuwx
Ix .. l “l or r. M “M, I“. l (.359 mm children who use the playground: that the) gain in wtiglit and nun: and “rum; mummy] J‘I‘ilpeélled {noggin or‘fjemifiei {including Twin”. N. (Sale

, ‘J‘ ‘- ' ' "r ~ \l ,.H, ;..H rum“ . ‘. ' itn lm (it Hit rt‘ST. {is int t‘t ' 8 er; " “ “‘ ‘ . . ... ,‘1
.i.. is r.. ... r. , . ,1, H! , I! 1 in appetite. 'l‘.t.;ll\ M Wm. M- ”fissmxmm,muon' ;the “estem shore at Matthiei. “i
im.’ 15.1». - , H I ,z i ”A m i new." [nu-.1 l:-- Lari called Tyrrell to the 110- i
4tl:\‘ p!rlll.".‘l o'. ‘.i l‘ , ’1! , l tel 9 . l. “t Qi-itq
. . ' A " I d t ', . . I. — 7 ‘1 ~
"' "-‘l V - ‘ . n. . .~ » .. - . .4 italrs? dominate by extending thtir Class or, “i “a; in the room when Tyrrell 8038 T“0 d ‘ I
*VO' . , H . .,. .. matron, industry and chic fl _ .. . ' . .. ‘ u \ .1 L A 3
l ’ A r H I... ‘ M N H z" i A t‘ll)‘ can never be Deter or bigger iduis 0\rr others. are always \‘.ltli 22.x .tnm- m. snid lulu rtmo. l was talit- At 57.:‘8, 510.:90
\ t ‘ 1' 'i “7 ‘l' pun i I-al‘ it's indiyidual citizens. can never lint yellow journalism E-linnts m. :' in: to i.l‘2:it0.‘\\‘ll0 \yantcd me to 41:; ‘
. ' r. l 3' Vi‘ it "“”‘ ‘ilir': above the ideals of it‘s pc0i715'-ltllt‘=‘c ninth-rs in ordrr to .‘tli its 1.:— .ii‘ill n1 inf. utlrce. lsoili Legato a..
M ' "‘ " “f ' 1H Hui \vltl the children oi’ today are the 'ciii-, tiers nun make money. . lll‘lt‘ll “PW him-“"1 Ht “W 13M“
I ' , " "‘ i 5" “ .' . .. “* ..,,~_ 0,- tomorrow. vfiwmrore the fu—i 'l‘l..- Am: i'iv-nn iivripli' “H lint tour. ;\\l‘:t‘i'i l “as, Some words ensued and
" l“ 3' up . x. r;..,-_ -. lure Citv of \'or\v(ilk is going to de- :iit- ;. r- inrn (i)!‘1v“:1n‘]~ lllllll'l'illlt‘t‘ nfrl.i';_::i‘l': called Tyrrvll a name. He had ,
‘ ’ \ '. e, m. is the n. \\ ll‘ in. lax-poly upon the education \yhicii gl‘hw illi‘tll:'\:il church, lit-l “in tin ;; 1n lw 3.2.3 tin-i he \\"1ti‘iil’.riq lzixtt‘rigwciiltl‘lxl w ,
I. ,1 \ \ r. Sm“. L'l’l..\l.illill— m”. children of today are receiying.if‘n‘l‘Urt >tllii‘vlllt‘ “nouns. “e Illtlatll‘lin- ‘ ALJIO l’" ‘i‘timl‘ "‘ .~. 7.. g.
.4 ,‘ "if ," , ' I" ' ' '-'i\ l‘ lvrfi-Ttllllm‘il And we, the voters of Norwalk are of iligllt them litilll. ‘ . ‘ his belt (and struck lyrrrll, “ho dodbi .‘
1 . L. H l ‘n' H ”I- “HI :1 sin— course, responsible for the kind of, It sums asthonen every (\‘il tliing‘t‘tl. I heard the Inmse‘of a shot. 1 5.
. ‘r. . ‘ i” ivlnmd, al- education we are giving our childrpn' inns nmv runnr; to the trout. and we 1903 Legato “3 L“? a'i'ms “I‘d too: . +..--‘

‘ .- , t. y: l‘ l:.. .’ .ry “0- Is is not 01 paramount important" , l\v inorul “l . ,i_\' utilillg out the \‘l- lilili Ollt llllO the SfilCC. 12—14 North M3111 5.1:“
, lr'ru- implied that we give the schools of our (iiiy',lill< Ht liillllHllii)‘. Is it not true. demanded counsel

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" ‘, ‘ " " ' ‘ ‘ rummnem we see to it that tiny are mun»... ,1 .rmrmst n. wily say that he would keep quiet for
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m: "“3””sz bUtlby those who can. .i?‘“-" “liinlvunlui 7 7 “I heard iiim s-iv soniethin ‘ about
~r “hip to break tht’ll" high responsilnntv and \\'lll Ilt'l 82“ T1 RELL ASKED 1(1)," .1" l. ".11» 1 gu‘b t I
r. i: m ' . i‘earlesslv for the lwst that can l.~ 5 - "l- 31“““O‘e‘1 t e “ tness, u
r ' ' ,(I,;.,h.(:1: 2195:; given in. mod...“ ..,h,(.mi,,n? ‘ I $1,000 FOR SILENCE don't just know what it was."
llh to the aaboeve de- And who is liim‘v interrstml in the . ‘ 3&0 amount 0f questioning could
‘ ‘Hhtary one has been “(hurt- of our ivuliiir‘ schools than the; iContinued trom‘Pnze Ono) tililfsltpgi'iilt further imorma’tion about ‘
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, n 0 a S ngle e —. ,.. . ., , ,, . '. ‘f 1‘ u lcl “Following the conversation." said \\'itni<‘>s to take the stand. IFIe testi- —' 477165 If n 40 xi-
- whinic Word spoken bv ,t "”1”" “Han m“ “omen-teachers‘ . ‘z I Charmeu~e S»- a. .
, ‘ i (n in favor of the .3,” Wm. not ”0 hm .1 step farther and iTyrrell, "I went )to Libertinos office. tied that he had treated Tyrreil, whom N these days “when J. 40 11- D
' - . , ,, .| 5” ‘ ti . . in~i~t ”‘1”, m}; whim] lbard 1' ll 1 "lAbout 3 o'clock he called at the hotel. he said had three wounds—«the first, anybody says, Lets .g ‘_ . C t Crepe Qty} pi.
(“mm I 1‘10 TC‘CCD 3 killC'l :;-- 1. 1“? {“40 ‘whn‘hn niemb 31“ 1‘“"‘I went in and he insisted on me sit- on the head; the second. On the left go home," everybody i" 40 111' an-on ’ ‘ ‘Y
L no i "t l . l 3 will“ rubs-Q “A“. a“. l’exlsriterestediung down at a table, which I did. of the shoulder. and thejhird. in the else says, "Whats ,thc ‘
”a :11 2.. ed 11 on ‘15:“? vi“ “HM”: “Jr (present!) :ind future Libertine was seated at the table and back. T ie second and third wounlds : “$633“; you swig? l
_' '> 9 ~ we (ma 1 w. _ ‘ ‘ -» -* Legato told him to t O t Ti 1 - '7 ~ 3‘- ' “Gd W ‘4’ i , h t 0W muc we ' {-1 "‘9
. ,. \ . .. ._ ‘ . , ge u . ie at “me conm ted by a canal cane ,_ . a s “it.
. r u; mug rm. which they haw ..Ili'\\.lli\ the best or cities and here islter seemed indignant about me stop— a bullet. :l‘he wounds were about i think_ of Home Sf'v'eet 136 Washington c
«11‘ pi .l. and they have the “""flxh’ \ic .sb-p ii]. that direction.t Let us ang him on the street and got up and four inches apart. .4 Home in these dry ays.
hr: $4.1m? and all other gm..- ,1 I .no politiCS' in . the mos ser ous _ spread his hands apart, saying u; The court-room was crowded, with l . But get a can of un-
npll. in]. m \‘lt‘Vv‘ of pa—St ilir‘k l‘t ‘:,I1I.Sthi‘n “e haye to face today, the could choke you." sectators interested in the proceed- a tan Malt Extract and a
'r“. ”l" l""~j“nt attC'mht to use ""‘ucatwnF‘gA‘éé‘gIdS'ea \‘ORTHL‘ "I laughed.” continued Tyrreil. “and tugs, particularly because of Tyrreli’s . Backagc 05 PuntandFrgsh
.,m 1 “3m“ and its headquarters ap- ’ ' ‘L R told him that he couldn't: do it» He war record. The latter was a, member , resfiadt’flopshggie”tarc13 ‘lpe
'i“ S “5" 1‘ “hf-nit attempt by 'i crafty called me a name ” . - ‘ d . 5 call- say, 6 S 8'0 -
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i?r:nni‘ .T‘Oltlltlfians to use the organiza- Ed“ YSELLOe? JOUREALISM. Here the witness hesitated and ed into service in Julv 1911 He serv--t 2:: what a response you
1 or t c r own selfish ends. 01' entin 3"— Prosecutor I’dward WI Lockwood told 3‘ at bar ed at ’ ‘ '

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rim “hole program is so bare- My attention has just been called to him to whisper the name to Judge (ix-qt lieutenant. . " th Thu-es as much fuiifin
iiizecngi'fipimrent' it ,im't ming’to g‘l‘an “tide 1“ the "American" (save us Candee. which he did. " . l 1 . 7 V“.— ’talgingmkmg as “'1 - e, ' .1
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do the Legion may 399d. ' . allegad mesponslbility tor the misery gate tea; ‘ * ' ,“That doctocis a. regulart‘human ‘ ' (if h 9b ‘ E 3 . 3" , ‘ 7 h' ken
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