’ ' many letters with thrm-
VENING SENTINEL
801mmAm ., .. ,. . . .
size-to the Incompetent! role? '
'Arl; Bolshevi 7 ,
- of Paint-and Brush
3} CHARLES VEZIN, A
Mei-lean Artist end Critic. .Pztnis, Sept.
. — It is easy.
The Russian Bolshevists “had . cinch.” when they started 7,
lieve and what it J's-to their
:fiTURDAY, SIEPT'EMBER‘ 2. 1922- to convert people to what they like to be
'1‘ it ’ rouenow
‘ Sun rises 5:20, sets 6:25.
interest to believe. So all they had to say to the pelisantHn
up the mass. of Russiaewas: ‘The land is ydurs.”
So the art boisheviste say to the ignorant and the
paint, to the proletariat of the brush :' “The walls.of the e
(1 th make
TUBE ALMANAG FOR ' 6y "
incompetent of
. . . The Leeds’
hibltion rooms
High tide. 9:304}. Ill" 9 :50 I). In.
the whole su
it:
my local news published herein.
All rights.“ publication or- special
Ilspatches herein are also reserved?
are yours.” If'their picture reaches the
Academy; or the Pennsylvania Academy 0
Institute and is “Tired,” they tell him
“firing line” of the National .
f the Fine Arts or Carnegie
: “Your picture is too good for
1-,. - u'he Associated Press is exclusively
i, ”titled to the use for publication of
‘ fill news dispatches credited to it or
' act. otherwise in this paper and also
York. 15111.! g-In‘I—Iospital; .
{The $40,000,000 is now in the form:
of a trust. runs. the interest on which
is drawn by Princesschrismpher Lfor:
William. Leedsl- _
earth of the Amer-jean Prince-es the
terest‘fwill revert to her son. has?
harvests tofbringf‘
3How many gen-w
How may generations will it hire of bountiful
back the Russian people to. their physical constitutions
‘ ‘ JIASONIC DIREL’I‘ORY.
A stated communication of Old W’ell
Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M.. will be
held at its rooms, Tuesday evening,
Sept. 5th. 1922. at. 8 o'clock (D. s. T.).
Mark E. A. degree. All Muster Ma-
hons cordially and fraternally invited.
Fraternally yours,
‘ nun'r. J. W“ LSH. W. M.
l Attest:
l ROBERT M. \VIT.COX.
1 Sec rel n 1:".
Butler Chapter, No. 38, TR. A. M..
meets in Masonic Temple. South Main
.trcet. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays 01'
“ch month at 8 o'clock. July and t
August excepted. All It. A. Masons g
bordially and fraternally invited.
S. P. DECKER. H. P.
F. S. LYON, Secretary.
ADVICH'I‘INI NH.
M
“Achm‘lixiuu holds its plm-c unqucsf
[iouzilill blvlv ll_\ :sillc‘ “ill! lilo "(‘W’S 0f
“il- Il.|)‘," according to the vicc—preai-
(Halli :rl tln- Assuviulml Aklvvrlising
Chills ul' llw \Vul'lll. who is also trolls—
urvr :lmi iuusiut-ss nmnng‘t r of :1 big;
Ill homily. 'l'lu~ rc-urlc-r \\'ll() is its in-
lc-rvstml in tho :ulvrriislni: puzzcs of
his l’uun-ito- umu'uzinu-s or ncpspupcr
1u~ luv is in ”in lll'\\'S :inli litvrutlirv.
(luvs no: nl'ln-n think of what mlvcriis-
ill): lllt'.’lil.\ in him.
Avhrrliuiul: llllll :ullnluml its position
”or impmtnuc'v :1lnmsl within the lust
10 )cul‘s. it has cxlstml for many
3("i‘> lml \vns nun-r lu-l'urv of such
”I'm-ml public inlc-rn-st. 'l‘min)~ ii is 4.
lin- husim 5:: ol‘ llw lmursi :ulvcrtiscr——
and .xuucssl‘ul udu-rtising is honcsi--——
in lv-ll llu- pulilh- \vlu're- in Hull tho
must :lwsimlll.» lm-rclmmiisc moat (-35- 7:00 p lu.~~"l'n('l9 \Vig'giiv aliediimc
11) and at tlu- rilrhl prices. it is dif-
ficult lu csllnum- \\lltll good :lrivcrtis- 7.
im: Int-{Ills to :1 cmnmuuiu not only in
(em-noun of lime :lutl ci‘l‘ori. but in x.
lcsa tnucihh- conlculmcni and pros-
peril). i-lvo-u thr- srorni‘ul few who
(slim: to liu- ivlvn lllul Illl advertising
is -l«-m iviuu‘. us all umvs is fialst‘. would
1w surprised to llml out how much 1
“w; «lwps-lul upmllnulu-rilsin: il‘ it
M'e’rt- all smiciculy rq-muvmi l’rnm lhr-ir
firlul m" uhsf'i‘vulifin.
'z‘hl. slumur “it [nus l0 :ulvr-rlisc."
)mr: prmmi list-Ir truw. Now, however.
It: is rvcognizn-ul tl‘ul it pays not only
Iva :ulnvrlisnr hut llll‘ many others
who rmcl the advertising. ll‘ormrrly
mtrr-l)‘ :l. feature of hunini‘ss. it "has
7i('\\' hccoms- a «lislim-t form of busi—
Int-s in itself. in which urt' philosophy.
DS)(‘ll0l0R'_\ and tho progressivc spirit 9.
of Ilw limos un- nll list-ti. “'lH'lhOr it
is to fill! grands or in 1:14 n his;. idea
across to thr- public mind or to boost
xi. worthy cause. lllt' advertisement is g
tho lat-st availabil- :lenl for doing the
job in hum].
“-e-.-_-s 9..
.\ “In“ 0'.“ FOREST. WILL—VOTE 0N
COLLECTION or
CHECKS AT PAR
(Continued from Fist Page
A irur-l ol' priuu \ul lorcsl cow-rim:
mon- llmu :Jlm :u‘rvx. xvi prucllcn‘ll’y
unknown to the [H'Ul'lt‘ of the State,
wus discovered rm-vully by members
or the Forestry (.‘ouunission of tilt.-
Hutu- (Ii~ i't'ilnsihuuiu. ’l‘lu- lrncl \vlli (‘lir‘cks drn‘vn ll
be lulu-n ()\'l-r I.) 1m gm... mm .1..\-(.1_ nosltors. should
ppm] us :1 Sintc park lur th.- "ll.i0.\'- par remittance be
mom or the public.
ground. One hemlock trcc was dis-
.C(t\t'l‘('ll which is; [\vvlvc i'm-l in cir~
cunll'vH-m-v. uiul llu n- ill’l‘ many old.
will‘h- (mks. tulip, hickory and ash
trccs nl‘ lurm» sizv um! urn-zit misc.
'i‘l'w lruct is rt-umlu- from all ordi-
nurv lrufl‘ic null in mountainous and
innrcvssihlc country. l'crlmps that is
\Vll_\' it has t-Smllutl ”it lumhcrmnn's
an. or ill( cumpu's l'ruvsl llrc. At uny
rulo- lllf‘l‘t‘ it is. and nmv it will be
tnmmlwl nml prcscrvml l‘rom (ll-struc-
hon as for as is humanly possible.
'l'ht'r‘r- nrc prohnhlv in mom" of the
Skills tracts of fort-Ni, or hidden lakes
or other natural iwuulic-s equally well
Worth yummy-vim; and it is cause for
conm‘nluluiion \vhr-n un_\ of those is.
found and kl‘lli for m-ur-rulions to
come. .
. ’ .- . ._._--_s..¢_-~_., .. s-“
. AX I'NI'IJ'ZAHAN'I‘ Iii-ISIINDER.
\
People may write. ‘just nhont he
went. pontug‘c
Ian two-cent postage. That is pcrsonhl
letters. eVVlth busmcss mull it.mnv ll(‘
’15. different story. Anyonr- who whnts
. 0 write a letter to n “inn! is not
‘1 ‘iikcly to be deterred by no extra cent
ofrposiage. It is on this fact. of hu-
jInmrnnture that. Congress is counting
I. its plans to raise first-class postal
i. and from one cent to two on
were in war-limo- «
Wm is number fact 0? human nu;
. though, that may give the law-
pause when they think it,
. People are counting their pen-
mm. good deal more carefully
.me if if. "fakes a. three-cent
they will not do it so cheerful-
ost of our ert schools by “profes-
that makes discussion futile'about
visited‘npnn the third and fourth
opagat‘ed in n';
sional modernists’f? Itvis this factor
merely a passing
generations.
wave. It will be
will be that irritating little reminder
par was 1.932.
And as every shrewd
"11' charges were actually made by
all banks remitting To reserve banks."
it is pointed Vout_by the
"their aggregate would be very large
upon commerce?
the total items handled
banks in '1920 reached $197,000.000,-
One-tenth of one per cent. would
be $157.000,000 on this volume.
only the interest or the banks which
noxv‘u'ish to make charges were con-
sidered. it is obvious they would not
proilt through a system under which
'all banks mud;- charges for
or high taxes.
politician knows, it.
tlwmsclves that hurt so much—it's be-
lug reminded of them all the time.
ably ittis just one of the eccen-
ricilics of genius which leads Edison
0 carry around a plug of chewing ‘to-
bacco which President Harding gm":
him. nndoccasionally take a chew.
~~~ ——o
' “A party." remarks the Greenville
Piedmont. "is not one of the things
bolts hold together."
m.“
DailyRadioProgram
(Tu-e to :00 Minus);
Nor nuts. eith-
chccks dcposlied by
would then be as great as the
they would
against che
their customers
the cordiality of
cks drawn by their custom- ‘
‘ . _ ritisli agaliist his
“1 he committee i ' '
that this problc
s or the opinion
rn should be solved
standpoint , as
d has little fear
iv six States in
or to support: non-member
tlicir charges
tnnccs will be pushed in i
other States. or
“'JZ. Newark (:mo moters).'
5:30 p. run—Agricultural reports.
p. m.——Muslcai
speedily as possible. an
Switzerland.
that the law:; passed ,1
rMnrkct quotations.
:2" p. "unrul‘ “:01 p. m.—-—~V\’cathcr
Lu
legislatures of
can have considerable
'l‘lw questions at issue are na— .
r. and. if they can- .
they should
no! lecielutlon.
the committee docs
‘ihcr legislation is nec-
lsidcration of the sub-
42"!) p. 111.. 7:0” p. m. and 9:00 p. m.
Bust-hull sclu-dulcs.
tional in charactc
. and 9:00 p. m.-—Siock duo-
not otherwise be solved,
be settled through 'nd'fiO
mama-mm Laws.
The insurance laws of
_ Section 4075
fire insurance alley. have this? .
"The cntircgiolicy sh'au be void if ""3 Penn”
- the hazard be increased by
control or
,,
nu.,.-md 91m» . m.—«Shipping
the State of
believe it hut. In: standard
busary. 3 its cm
1001‘ from every point of vie
'to the conclusion it
above. and it i‘ccomme
out further lcm‘sl
Conucctlcut.
lll.>~”i 'mici'
ads that with-
:nion par remittance
nymcnt of checks should be
throughout
means within the
edge of the insured
out man in N
1- u. ~--\\'c~iilv current topics.
p. m.——“A Talk on Paris Opcn~
:30 p. m.»~.\n evening: or dance mu-
sic by tho Quintet dc Luxc.
1:00 p. ln.———Arlinxion Loll’lcinl Lime.
"('iwnm-ot’ property in Connecticut
be nuuip the universal prac-
thc committee sug‘
(cc recommendsth‘nt
be made- compulsory
lictlier members or
costs. the commit
par remittance
for all banks. w
non—members 01‘ the Federal
system. by nil‘irnmlive and
enactment of Congress.
The mcmbc
simicd the re
Granger A.
manufacturer and banker.
“'01:. Newark, 3'. J. (300 meters).
. fire insurance
1]].A—AlllSlCai prognun
:3“ to 3:45» p. illicit sun's on
: ml Icclurcs. _
:15 p. m.—~lluschnll scores.
1-. nl."'PO]’\lllflI‘ numbers by the.
Serenade-rs Syncopators Dance 0r-
T’rogrnm to be. announced
owned by
It. would be well if some warn-
ing Wcro sounded thro
and otherwise relative
of illicit stills which.
damn-r. of explosion
tute a serious menace to
ugh the press
to the matter
rs of the committee who
a nd fire. consti-
_ or Roches-
Klm’A. Hmlmrgh (300 meters).
m.—-l‘opular concert. by Cres-
ccni Entertainers.
- m.———-"l'nder
"Inciiicntally. it should be
known to the public that owners or
acquaint themselves
one of tits Federal law
1 made
(worm: E. Barnett,
ressor in Johns Hop-V propflri)‘ should
with tho provisi
. relative to the selling of
premiscs owned by
prove inconvenient
proceedings brought against them
do;- tho nuisance
kins l'niversity.
Ralph E. Hellman.
dcmr School of Co
cstcrn University.
J. S. McCulioch.
:00 p. m.——Concert by
Players of Gharieroi.
the Novelty them, as it might
. 'hnv. in‘u tio
banker. oi Phlin- to ° ’ "°~ "
manufacturer.
or l'lrookllm.
. f ’
.I. ll. Scales. \v o the property
or! of time."
lxoiesale merchant. or
Joseph 13. She srm'r cwnmER op
LBW}? IN JAPAN
Sept. 1 (By, The (Associated
movement but: been started
ding huslnofl-.meii.tor the
ulion or. the chamber of char»
pan alter the examplesbf .
tee of the’ljlnit—
’ The proposed
View. sewn: to
a. one ol~the inauguration
members, thefihificstion of
rclal and industrial activity
and internationally.
promotion of
a. merchant, of Pitts-
(‘nptnin Charles J. Teal.
and planter. of Colfax,
Tremnn, [banker and
. New York.
pon them by their de-
be discontinued
made universal.
its investigation the committee
in llu- urnn. is :l grrul sluml ol 11w found “lat "Ot only the 9-72
fast vanishing white. plm-. 'l‘ln‘ l‘rccs. mm banks 1" the "‘3qu
mnlny of them, monsurc well nw-r lilo rcmitling at par but a]
13cm in “right. soull- ul' tin-m lwgin~ member banks.
hill}: 10 munch 100 foot from tho 0f "on
manufacturer. of Ithaca
'i‘hcrc was one othcrrniembcr on the
committee. James S. Peters. a banker
of Manchester. Georgia.
dissented from the views
9. system were
so 18.792 non-
whereas the number
-mcmhcr hanks not rcmittl
merce of .l‘a
the chumllc
of AmeflCszi'
organization has on
Toyoji \Ynd
Mr. Peters
0!} the other
end-the
the businessmen‘s Wol-
w organization-kw“! this
St all the commercial and
societies and “associations.
leagues, throughout the
include :1') mo
The in orcmc
nt is supportedbsg the
government a
utlioritikz‘und5finaiicial _
such as ’tg'be‘ Mimui‘and ‘ .
c ‘e V ’
dollar expen. ‘ ded.
to the prose
N as: HELD m Movig.uusom“«
‘ . RI _./_ . :. .
warnen are foi-
or the bonus, it
With/their inter-
eltare- or disabled sold-
disabled’soldier appeals
ii exactly as
0 wood, too
bonus or are not f
has nothing to do
est in their
qt time approp
relief have»
to apps-onus.
billion dollars.
.. not “sum
‘durinx the
36.10.000.000 in beh
mnuis'r me
a child appeals to her.
that their is notm to
Q0 dirticult to
‘02- the soldiers to try to
them fonwhet they
l: As much” they believ
sud as much as they dec
this country have
. very act of
dministrution
gutterlnc' 01 Iold
hired at all, it “has be
patience and in t
to newsman-tint-
Ins csnnot
The only t
In wish they
4
ye
all of disabled
his tenure then
yesrot its
y $0.000 hos-g
addition or
In inmost-
esch. There
» use more than
meat hospitut.
pioyees to every
adequate osm-
betore 1917.
stout now has nearl
:pitsl bedsand it. 11
:Way for the:1mm'ediute
“5.1.000 more 190!!le t
mate cost of
are now in
on. shunned 13m
‘ no have 183cm
1 the! hive-
heir failure
The Republican Congress in '
1 establishing the
.muld not be so bad if the Mt.
' "'fifl'never heen reduced. To raise-
"m make the. increase un—l
‘ ; 'coiismcuous That three-
may will stick out like a sore
.. .Eeoplewant to forget all
' or. and its burdens; yet.
v”
lion. dollars a.
{women of
their trust in
fez they Dastowlettcr. there
‘ -—Princcs.s'Xenia. :15 '. .
'e, niece of King'Constantine an? ’ 7 '
l “(emf William needs, Jr.. is at presa
ent in» Paris-With her husband. expeCt-
Ing‘an "addition‘ to the family. . ,
boy is born to the Princess. lie wui
‘lnhel'itythe entire $40,000,090 romme
of the ilete ‘Wlliiam‘LeeciS. the Ame“-
can tin—plate king. ,
provides that it“ mere is no male issue.»
' m shall 30-10. the New
Upon the
and ’of- Princess Xenia; In the event"
01’ hiS‘deaih or that of. his wire. the
fortune will go to a maleh-eir. it there
be ORE. as the American law provides
that a trust de shall cease with the
third generation. _. , _
' Ydung Leeds and ms wise are living.
with Prince“ and Princess Christopher
at a. fashionable hotel in Paris. Prin-
cess Christopher‘s. allowance to them
enables them to
The youthful couple spend most of;
their time automobiling. yachting rand-i
airplaning. They probably will
company’the Princess on her visit to
the United States this autumn.
Much criticism is said to have aris-
en in Greece. over the continued ab-
sence of Prince Christopher. who is
King ‘consinntin'e's youngest brother.
All his brothers and nephews are serv—
ing their country or the army in some‘
value“); While Christopher is alleged
to be living a. life of indolence and
pleasure in Paris on the gold of ,his
affluent American wife.
yet been decided whether he will ac-
company her to America. as
mlSSiVinR‘s apparently are felt as to
his welcome there.
tvhe”Prince has not yet even
visited England because of theknown
Prejudice of the B
brother Constantino .
Mm. Leeds was married to Prince
Christopher in January of 1920.
Her son married Prin»
cess Xenia. in Paris. last October.
STILLS VOID AN
INSU RAN CE. POLICY
(Continued. from Fist Page)
’iuvish 1y.
It has not
some
in
thc
:1 nd
on
un:
If a.
will
legislature; ; candidates for 7 state wide
on‘ice are nom’ ‘ 'inated 'by party‘conveng
Nominations tbrtlie ’
house of Congress for the Legisi store *’
and for coun‘t’y and inunicipai otfiogs
rwiil he made ’by. direct primary. but
candidates for United States , sénator.
governor. lieutenant govemOr. secre- .
tar-y of state. comptroller. treasurer.
attorney general an .
will benam’ed at the convention of
their respective parties. . 7
The Republican convention is to
held at Albany. SeptemberzZ'l-zsysnd
the Democrats iwill eon
cuse. Septembér'fl8-30. . ,
No. opposition has developed to the
renomination by the ’Republicsns of
Governor Nathan L. Milfer, although
the executive has signified that he is
willing again to be a candidate. For.
mer Governor Alfred L. Smith, and
William Randolph Hearst, the" newe-
paper publisher, are most
. mentioned for the Democ {
natorial nomination. Mr. Smith—”has
indicated that he is‘ not anxious to re—‘,
enter politics. TEr. Hearst has not an-
nounced his own’candldacy. but an or-
ganized effort towin for him the nom-
ination is beingxprosecuted under the
direction of William J.
Democratic
Monday we close nilday to giro
joyi‘nent of the one holiday in the 3'
state engineer 7 to (the loyalty and faithfulness of those
service. hisxmwe also take this «5pm...-
a’nd our appreciation to the good p0
vene at Syra- . - _ . - .
7'9 for their constant efl’orts in both )‘Olli‘s .s
ac—
prominently
ratio guber-
gelJSEEsTE ,c'
couriers of ‘
Although there has been so’meoppo- :
sition to the renominaiion of United
States Senator ‘Villiam M. Calder. .thc
movement has not been organized and
apparently has made hut-little head—
way. Who will be named by the Dem-
ocrats is probiematical.
leaders in the “Hearst for Governor”.
campaign have Disposed that the sen~"
atorial nomination be given to former
Governor Smith.
lull"
mall
HARRISBURG. ,Sept. 2.-——.~\varice
" an failings as a cause of
hich arrests were madeby
police during
908 arrests cov-
Some' of the
_1m34
film
led all hum
crime for w
lvanis. State.
or a total of 12.‘
, 'l ercd in a. report for the year. made
kno“ ' public here today.
orwulk said ungzztsgiilfadmg.
.27-i29WAS
so. NQRWAL
5.550 were. listed .
rcporb bases crime on
hurmm emotions and lists most of the
, t'i'en 3 under headln su retire of:
in gem-ml and Norwalk in particular 0 39 gs 38
will probablv he unwilling to jeopard-
izc. the protection an‘orded by their
the fundamental traits responsible.
Avril-ice covers the various forms of
. theft and robbery. finder the heading
policies by permitting rccklessness arc listed 4.289 arrests.
“mlch'u'em the «ribsult largely of vicis~
tions of the ainornoblie laws. Alcohol»-
stimulation was responsible for
1.270 arrests. The other headings and
the totals are: Drugs. 4: lust. 627: re-
submrmal mentality.
most of those take:
the ofl'ensefiras their first
7.141 single men
nested. or the lo—
,798. were first offenders. 17‘
second offside" and 932 third ofl‘cnvi—
’ers. The report lists 12.16? as white
and 746‘ black. There were 1" “02
men and 706 women.
ThB' youngest od’endcrs were ten
years oidrand there were 3." of these.
The oldest“ SO. There was only one
of this agexaqthn'ich thcrc were two or‘
is and two of 7-1.
' The most dangerous years appar-
‘ently were between 3H and ‘
were more Offenders—414‘
3%! 24 than of any other mgr. --
’mr mark was. second with 5 . '.~.
arrested and For
into custody
There were
76? married men a
A‘iore single than mgrried men» were
ssnsso’ nor.
.mmnsomc
Hay fever carries untold misery to
thousands. Foley’s Honey and 1:”-
clauee of the law, Izofia 9““ 1:37; raslfint
am low-0113143 use t 9 throat, re em 0‘,
(or; an indefinite per-i—
__ T'ISIT .—
Sbepiro BIOS-
LIVE STORE
Something for . 3
Everybody in the Family. *
menses and
makes breathin
permits refreshing slumber.
Stem, 736 Clinton avenue. Pl
N. J.. says: "Foley’s Honey on
a. medicine that
I keep it in u:
Contains no' opla.
tutes. mason. Po
bears recommend!
house constantly‘fl
tee. Rem-e substi-
welr: Commune-f
123 WASHINGTON ST::«l.-.?
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
Orange m powder is the. latest fad
a‘111’0118' the girls, A rare combination
of nuts smith-mt,
: 9o
. saws me .-
VIcIOUS CIRCLE
“Dielslpfl‘ '
“‘1“ may poor: DUDE
“FRO"! .wgstG
Norwalk Chronicler