Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 25, 1921 · page 6

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-, 0111 Well Lodge. No. 1038.1". and A.
- “fl. meets in Masonic building. South
Jain street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
.911 month, July and August except-
, oi. at 8 oclock. All Master Mamas
oordially and internally innted.
EDISOBQ T. HARRIS. W. M.
ROBERT M. WELCOX. Scc‘ y.

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A Slated Com ocalion of Butler
Chaptcr, 3.0. 38 R. 1. 31.. will be held
Tuesday evening October '23th 1921
”#1 8 oclock.

' Worn—st. I-:. M. degrte.

Rom} Arch Ha. ons cordially imitv
ed to meet with us

All 1.\1‘L -.\ BYIO‘R'X
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7 “INDIA [Shun-23011301?
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of tho: mos" , .
move-mans now 111:5»: Wzl?‘ 1:1 [1:15
counts} is for ”9- prumouoll 0- 1.
revolution in India. . 2,:1l651riptions
’3“ him: solicib-d i'ur '2'. India, In—

’ 'dependcncr Fund." ' is ivxplmncd

,4, that a fight»? in 113.33,, (:11: b4~ (-qulP-

V: I pod for film}. :znal :uml‘nz-r $50 “'1“

': flipper: l‘f‘l" Sl'lull!f {HT :1. )‘t'fll’. ,

It new? bank}: l».- pointed out that
this is it $611: ~Lu.'stionuhlr sort of
business 1«,- ‘rn; 11n-‘lr-nnken in th‘?‘

.6. any time. and that it
is espenznh , wrficiolb on theeve oi
6.: an inn,- -rn..:ional disarm? mcnt confer-
ence in which this countr} nor-.5 for
the. slnccrs- cn opvmtion of Great
Britain. . . _
«As a pl‘dl'tlwl pr-qmsiur-n. 110v.-
ever- it cannot amount 1., much. A
few earnest. t;*oub.~:-mukr~rs will p.11:
"31: their lllL-llP)‘. and. Ham ,thl l‘u- Ino-
end of the mull r. 1"“; 1f the gov-
mm): slous rzol 51-1: in and cull la.
‘hal‘l. lor l16_ 1-11 {-21 21 list-21', if it IS
meant smrlcur‘l) a: numbing more
”than an rmluzzlinz >\h?mk‘. betrays
the most astonishing ignorance of
' India. _
.ne 1:413“; India :-< Muir}: Well in-
fanned person kfllv\\>, refers not to .1.
:nation or. u. comm}. in our sense of
.1313: w.orcl hut in a 1:16.- 1'. complex as:
glomrration of roux-1 languages and.
religions. among ivl. 0111 the only cx-
“ting? bond is British rule. Any con~
“399:1“: action in Ina: big. 199mm?
Epéninsula is unthinkable. T126:- 11:1-
" {ha ham.- m- ver actml tngcther. Al-
gwa'jrs. in revoluz more natives jun-c

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plated «in: tho British than opposed
~ V0 other culvozne couad bc
afimle’a now. particuarh :13 lb»;-
British government is granting :1.
$9139 measure or home rule and
"reby disarming the minorizy
Sirhich really cares about liberty.
.2“ . ,77. -
, 3100\SKIXE -7, 7,, 7,

The declaration of Prof. Pickering.
9 Hanan-d astronomer, that the-rc-
{'23 vegetauon on the moon. has trump
siened extra—mundane interest for
“ahetiméheing from Mars to that sar
#91139 It' is felt that it there is \ege-
' 3335011 on the moon. more may he
anknal life there, and possibly life
Responding to ours in intelligence.
_" ‘ the moon is very clog as heav-
(idly bodies go—a. mere jump. Some-
?aoéy.-not long ago. was talking of
shooting a rocket therexwlth a man
.in-it. Communication of some sort
. might be established. if there is any-
4% to communicate with.

3 But why not let well
one?
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about Mars and the
589m! istrue. we're far better of:
avitbnut any closer communication.
flat: has always been associated
with War. It is named for the R0-
man guard of war. Astrologers in—
,‘f '33: that a fiery and destructixe force
factually emanates from the red plan-
Vet. It so, any creatures who dwell
f,.,ia_l;here must be similarly destructive.
E‘Ihe moon has alanS been associated
m madntss. poetical and other-
m “Lunatic" and “Lunacy" come
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Ee— have troubles enough of our

on this plane-L without monkey-
é’llflh war and lunacy across stcl-
space. in their cosmic headquar-

CHINA’S CHANCE
Chinefi-American conference in

has appealed to Americans to
, China a chance." Americans
are usually dimosed to do that, as
cry proves; but it, is well to get
. what those zealous yellow dele-

mean.
“China" they mran primarily
,, China, which under President

‘leat Sen and with Canton as its
,_,1 is engaged . in civil war
' ltlle Chinese republic of the
,7 ,» with its headquarters at the

imperial Capital of Pcking.

. The Canton govrrnxnrnt represents

”7:119 liberal and progressixe element

- in China. The Peking government.

although manifestly nrog'ressivefi 'as

, locum with historic and tradition-

10111113.. repreScnts the more conser-
element.

7 cacao sympathies naturally in-
"‘t‘cward the Canton government.
.ty of Canton itself is being
"over after the fashion of a
{American city. and it 151110117.
j' schools, and otha instant-i

j’closely after ours. It is
however, that our gov-
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If half that has been said ‘31}: that way to a mayo

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Assure Umversal Prosperity

 

By Jenn HAYS muosnjnmgfiéan Engineer *

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Thai: we may profit by the lessons of the past, the philosopher 0f
today.- seals an epoch in history for a parallel but he seal-chain vain for
11 period where the calamit} of tar, with its aftermath, is comparable
in magnitude to that of the Great war of our day

We are all new agreed that what govcmment can ant} should do is
to assure to all men and women a chance to work and win, according to
their talent and diligence and their moral fiber, and to guard the path
to snccc: from obstruction of trickcr}, fraud, oppression or monopqfly.

The. fact is rccogmzcd uy economists 11 ho haw studied the world’s
natural resources that the potential wealth is sufficient to assure a state
of unit ersal prosperity. Then:- would bf, in short an abundance 0f CV61??-

thing nece‘s In- for the comfort and u ell-being of the billion, seven hun-

uti l izcd.

+1-ch lnglhar 11m: fac-liti. - to lxanqport t! 101': products to markets where
thcv won id be welcomed.

dcrtake ihc financing cf ti: 5 crcal project.

 

Ignorance at 19to 1
Against :U. S. Japan War

.ROAD “AYES

is busy trying to
{or the wavy sur-
on lat-red

STILLIXG THE
3;. gov-E rnmcnt
rilsco‘l'cr the cause
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Law; been in use a. short LONDON. - Oct. 25 71‘,“an
“mg" against the out-break 0?: war betwccu
At l216*t=xr,cri1ncntal farm' at Ar.’,fl;(. United States and Japan on or he-

:1 circular roadway is being 1922, was cflectcd
built which is to be divided into sec—.
1 Eu. ry section will have a. dit-'

11-min kind of asphalt or tar surface.

forr- December 3 l.

EDIE".

rnlc :quivalcnt to odds of about 1‘.) m
1 'lgalnst the risk according to the

A drive-Hess truck will be run over London Times.
tilt-m to give as nearly as possible the The transaction. at the pale 0f 5
went" caused by ordinary traflic.,. It gulncas" p01 cent, was acceptcd um

is hoped lvy comparing the results of
Wear and “rather (in the; various
parts to discover the secret. '

Nothing is more essential to the
country than the construction of
roads. Nothing is more wasteful
than to spend huge sums in building
h:;:ln-.ays and have them l):comc a
vast sun. of bumps and hollows before
the surface is fairly down.

pay the total loss in the event of the
doc-zlration and (or) state of war and
(or) thc outbreak of hostilities be-
{0:6 (-11 Japan and the l 'nltcd States .11‘
Amtrica on or below December 31.
123?." .

Another d6-al was rffecltzd. .3310
Times adds. at odds of l? to 3. pro-
vidlng for the payment of the lulu!
loss in thc case that "cvcn part or
tlu whole oi the \V'cst Indics is (run: ~-
,frrrcd to the l nitul St. {es of Ameri-

If the cause for this condition in‘
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avoido-d it will be a good thing. Such ea in p1l3mellt or part D1:- mcnt or om
rand? have much to recommend '(lclnls on 0;- before Deer-mlurr 3:. 11.22:."
l'nn-m. if it dcvclops that the lroublr- W-
is irrcmlsdiablcn road-builders must Goldfish haw: bm-n known to live
turn 10 SI-frll'1‘ stuff. for sixty )‘enrs.

Th1,- l'flEr-v I‘d-st :leird what 1hr: lhat won the rum- l1}; llu- (act that 9.

lwe had slung- il on thr' nose. and
that it won by the length of tho swell-
nvvcr l-zm-w that .9. ing. “Some clum- Till'l'. that." suit!
NHL-servo Bill. Isvnrzv Finley. of llu- Britlgcpnrt
vl'li-mld. (“rained in with one about
3horso- thut sncczml and who stumblctl
and fell bucszuwls ou-r the line. win-
\\'lltson look-

aho'vc till» of ll1l~'
Hi- llnd been in HM.

moaning m‘ tlw
column meant.
Army 100. and
“St'ntincr was supposed to
evenlhing and report it."
_..o_
the Elm-lion is our
\Vor‘ul Series. nuvrrthl-li-ss hing lhv racc that “713‘.

Although
WM! :1; th-

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considerably delight is llcrlrc-l from ml «lisgucslml, but finally said ““3311
Atlfll‘lll‘)’ John (‘nnm‘s rrfort zhr- rim-{q rncé I cum saw was thr-
(‘hurliv l'r6-scntt on the morning: of SLOtCh, " That's one that Slclnk.’
(n lnlwr i-Zr-l. l’rr-sr'olt. in” of electinnf licln l 11- ll in his "Firlccn Minutes :1-
«lorw. was cuminglrom the poll.~ :Muin and Fairlie kl!“

Running into t‘unco expounding has: - —-—0--

hall in an audience- composml “I Some one suggested that the mason
Harry Bracken and Judge John for putting- on vaudeville twice a. week
Kvnghf l’rcscott stopped. Cunco was ,m the Palace‘thoatrc was ducto'tlte

no“ administration. "How come" w“

the 7qugstion.

slappml on the back. ”\Vho'll win ro-

vlny. John?" asked Ch'nrllc. “I dunno.

who'wpmi'wfixvglgfin's ducry.
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Not since the days when the film.
0115 Horse in :1 civil case was describ-
ed at lcngth by a. witness before Judge
Vosburgh, has that gentleman»:had u
bards-r job to keep a straight face
than he did last Thursday morning
when a witness was dcscrihlng an as-
sault committed on him. Thr- Witness
had testified that the woman had
grabbed him around the neck, choked
him and had thrown him to ' therHow long have 50:: been here.
ground finally robbing him of $28.51ranger?" Paying his check and
“W'lmt did you do?" asked the attor- {standing in the doorway. the man rc-
ney for the defense in the case. "Did ‘pllcd. “I just came here. ""
\ou vcll at her and say 'Give me ms one thing that Frank is touch) about
money or I' ll break vour ncck' " “Me it is his soup.

I should my '

not." rctorted the witnes amidst a,

gale of laughter.
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amusement on Tuesday nlghts and
Hall reporters heartily ~agrecfl ’
the speaker.

”a...

lunch. was stumped yesterday after"
noon when a man complimented mm
on the superiority of his soup to any

 

What was your favorite sport when
you were a kid? Personally we used
to like Prisoner’s Base. Elf-was a sim-

fLynn TVilson. editor of the Bridge-6 ple game and the fun of unwed to
port Times. recently returned tram ,come when the fellow that was los'xlng
England. Scotland. Ireland. Wales and. 11111110 work like the devil to catch
as the guide books say. “other points some of his opponents.
of interest.” He met Bill Stelnke- the. . ~—0—-—

Bridgeport Telegram cartoonist. Bill. ' We have a picture ol.’ Chief of Police
although he comes from'Pennsylvania ’Wllliam R. Pennington. taken some
and knows more Pennsylvania Dutch- years ago when the old Gas House
men than the census man found in the stood on Putnam avenue. that surely
entire State can sllght a wierd line of is a. bear. Whenever the Chief gets to
Scotch dialect and thoroughly relishes talking, about Iosihg pipes. we refer
a Scotch joke. Thev were talking to the protcgraph and peace 3.35m
about sports and the talk turned to reigns in the police station.
unions races that had been seen. —0-"

Steinke told the one about the home That's enough forltoday.

 

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Wednesday. EVening, Oct0lz9r 26th; 8 to. 9.
Escry (inc Is Invited '

,, The names of the selections will not be given. and the person.
guessing on; most: nimies correctly may. have bis choice 9: any record
in the Victor Catalogue: ' ’

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.aomewherc In {Pull-field County.
”steady! in mural-d. as required by

dred million people \1 ho inhabit z ‘.e earth if the worla’s resources were ,
What 15 required are {11. means for the aevelopment of these 001111-,

Ame-rim. is the 01:1? nation competent to 1111-7

in the London market yesterday a: a ,,

7",Wiell. since Jerry: 33:3,,»
his comic!) haveflult there's no more .

something has to be done;' ' The City 7
with 2 ,>
Frank. the genial chef at Tripp's ,

other than he had ever eatendn town,
Frank thought a moment and said»

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' South Norman Qct~24.
Hon. Public Utilities Commission.
Hartford. Connecticut.
' Gentlemen: In re; Reduction trolr
my taxes, City 02.120:qu '

Owing6 to 331:9Went in New
Haven whichii had pres—lowly made.
I was unable to be present at the hear- .
l‘ng‘ held brawl-our Bonita relative to the
reduction of trolley: 12m in the City:
of \arwalkj on Gétober 29th. In fact
I had assumed that—a proper petition
had been filed under chapter 361 of
the Public Acts of 1921. so. that the ,
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the notice.

,However, I flesire to any: that I am
strongly in fewer of a reduction of
trolley fares to five e9nts on :the short
lines in the Citycot Norwalk; such as
from the Boston Store to South Nor-
walk Railroad Station; from the B03-
ton store to East Nanak; from the
Boston store to Manipauk. and from
South Norwalk to East Norwalk; and
on, other short lines of a similar char-
,acter'. I believe that the demand for
la. reduction to five cents between these
points is a. just and reasonable one. _
and it granted would result in increas-
ed earnings for the trolley company
would settle the question of jimey
competition, and. certainly would be
received ”with great satisfaction by the
general public. ,

Permit me also to call attention ‘5‘
this time to the suggestlonrwhl'ch '1
made a few month ago to the Presl»
écnt of the Connecticut Company, as a. -
general solution of the trolley fare;
nuestlon. namely: the plan of having
the trolley company scll a book of
twenty tickets for one ‘ dollar. such:
books to be sold by the conductors and 3'
at convenient points along thé Aline oil
traffic. Such a plan would enable the!
trolley company to obtain a clmslder-f
able, fund for improvement of service.
and I urn sure would meet with gen-;
eral approval. I would thcrcfor most:
urgently request your honorable board .’
to direct the Comncctlcut Company to
adopt this plan, at the, earliest possi-
ble moment.

If {lung is a further hearing In, ld on
this question in Nor-walk. I shall on-
dcuvor to be present. but in a11vc.vcnt
I trust that the suggr; stlons which 1

 

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At :1 Saving of from One-Third to One-Half

lankets that even now, in the present Gut Prices,
$6 50 to $7. 50 a pair. At this great sal

 

are worth from.
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These Blankets are made in full size, We
-:and the colorings are exceptionally desirable.

. It’s the best value in Blankets we veShownin
fifty designs to chDose from; '

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A noted authority my: that a. fen
drama! ‘W" 11mm akin aur-
rounding thé ingrown: mm m
masturbation and pain and so tough‘
ens the tender. sensitive 3&1!!!th
neaththetoenaii, m6 it can mt
penetrate the flesh, and {In at“ turn
naturally outvnu-d almost overt“.
w “Outs-m" is a. harmlcaq, mm
manufactured for chm. How—
ever. anyone can buy from the (In:

donaflnybotflecmmrco.
tions.

names in the- Golden Book of the 1.0- .pearllng at 83.611912 Australia. He add. “530%
haw.- hr'rpi” sot [0'1" will "m?“e 30‘" cal Association 0! Vs Gundfid and Other .ed that a. contributing cause of the.
car: in! considcrntion Fighters of the Great War slump is the discover; by Japanese
Th‘mkmg '36“ 1°" ‘0‘" ‘tw-"tion I ‘ , "Tonhnse who do. not forget that of the secretotgrowmgpcam:
”mam ' was: in less onerous than. servitude," l All peas-ling boats arc—inn.” at
Your 37‘9“" ”“333 was. the-dedication written {13'6an Thursda) Island. while ate Erma.
xmmumu CKW'DEEA cheb-D‘Em ray-above, ms slgnat’ are“ priest Australia, only 100 mm a:
,400 are working. says a mandala;
PMS FALLS 0N ‘Em DAYS. of the Daily Mail.
LONDON. Oct. 25. -—-Peorling has
fallen on evil days became»! unset- ,
tied conditions’ throughout the world. ty of» petty. larceny. .Whn, ,do
meattlarkc. of Brisbane. known us want ten days or $11!???
thr- «ummmmn Pearl King." told the Guilty Party—a—“I'll take the
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HAVEE'. AFRAXCB. Oct. (ls-«Mar»
‘slml l-‘mncliet D‘Espcrcy and General
l’crsblngaaftcr the mcelttjon. given
in the. lallcr’s honor at the City Hall:
were both requested to inscribe their

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