ING SENTINEL
- Norwslk. Conn.
' _... 8? JAKE! GOLDEN
IN 1870.
‘si‘
nod daily except mm by
Sentinel Publishing Gummy.
'1 Washington Street.
Go. Nomik. Conn.
w on Second ms- alum.
filophoos: somlk ti-lt.
' W Office: (8 Wu]! P. Norah
at?! Tolophone—Norwub 1883.
his
arm-Alto waisted Pro. in sscimive-
‘ I! entitled to the in. for publication
“I all new: dinpsteh- credited to it
“It not otherwise in this newspaper
mud uiso ony local news published
herein. All rights oi publiution oi
:- rqecinl dispatches herein or. ulso ro-
wfiorved. '
nu...
Klan The Menace
It Seeks To Doctroy
m The first installment of the inside
{story at the Ku Klux Klan in Con-
" nocticut published in The Evening
Sentinel moor reveals for man no.
I routinely than any proachment or
vdonouncomt-nt the utter ridiculous-
Egpom and ionlislmcss of the order of
‘ ”whit; goods knights"
The terminology and ohm.
». of the Invisible Empire shown
7 entire fabric ir- l» the frantic t...
burr. o.’ r. mums).
» in}: for nns‘rry L‘tzl dvmunding at-
-o-w
"l
‘iontinn——nnzl also 82".
.- fir‘nlior. it hit: rovulfi‘d —— hill
"the. mystery in twin: shatter-2d.
The philosophy of 1hr Kin-t1
the anal analysts; is making a. iuti‘nc
oflor‘. to Win or. and which history
deionted many years ago. Temporal
3 powrr long ago was finally detuthcd
‘fi'om the church.
Martin Luther.
the first successful Ch
against a union of chu
and tin ixwvitrttlu: scandal which
results. Kinny 'ullowvcl his oxlmpic
as time and circumstances demand—
ed.
Today we realise the church has
its spiritual domulne and cavern-
ment its temporal oflicc and that. the
two are distinct. ev‘parato and apart.
Tim Riot: attacks the Roman
.Catholic church lot alleged misuse
of power in firms of government.
“'hut in “new: the Ruin is etriw
mg to do under the clout»: or religion
in to tori-orac- government: by
a Protestant. it'd
ristiun revolt
And an 1: ciawmw tnu: Klaus-
men thcmsclvr-r- boromv the instance
they Wore no blandly to destroy.
Press Trouble—meal
Newspapers' Value
The EVemng Scutlnel regrets tho
uniortunme pros: Uuuhlo which pro-
vouted Tm- Norwulk Hour from
being published at. 1:: regular time
yesterday afternoon. 1: was it: the
neighborhood c. 7 1._ 32'... when
.,i';:‘.'lc:2'::ws wry-a mended and some
comes 0: The Hour “'ers run of:
1121238.
lit-culling its presume: who
Evening routine; printed an txtrz.
rur. :cr :3 u put-.- dt‘alt‘fs no that
their mazes cculc ‘m- iuily covered.
. . job.
. The local news» .
lied and they ar
to my»: some
.Fr- reunion of
A5 for worii
~f\ can gt“: :us:
”hair and mull“:
e-veulr atom
and nun. z... .
3“- mutter.z.g r.
The lo
rap-9' p.331 3.: 21::-
"porta.r.: :r ., germopmcn: of
. local pr:... 2.2:. 1317:; spin: and
. paint: 1:: $11.} _ .vcu' tat-anteater.
‘ ' ngrraper rooting is a =
now much or s
the ‘ever.
arr-rsru'. .. .
.3313: a:.:‘. or. succe :
\Y: :rus: "
dificulziee have by
I “V!” and
ti.
new bee:
repaired.
a —:
-‘pr
, - ._\ -w
‘ W’I‘he Wire mu young.—r::2mezp
For-ti: American.
The Prohibztlon mdidsze tor
President qualified for the park
where umo: When he said the
dry low has a we: nurse—Indian-
.olk News.
An old timer is or».~ who can re—
member when the first mans; 2:
"39min; to swim wasn't a. shape.—
.1Alzron Beacon Journal.
After all. the chief difference be-é
,‘_ {tween 8 working girl and s loch]
Jennie:- is 11: int" quulzty of their cig—
‘ mites—Sundown Register.
Investigation will probably revs-.1,
his car-
to can:-
t‘ha: a good many of the
-yorutlono. in contributing
u thcy do to Davis or Coolidge.
-—E. W. Hawe's Monthly.
. w. At this distance one mn‘t teIl‘
. -T which side in China. is to save
Walton. — Bultlmorcv Evening'
m.
not life prisoner in Wm-
gp'm menu in the W
W which is about as ind
«vi-“ho has mad: a million in specu-
.... did not speculum. we hope
u m men will nuke notioo. un-
II his host-d and clothing were ss-
md for nie.—-—Houeton Post—Dis—
inch.
TI. WWII Lough. m
w wine trove:- u-e outlaw-
imstzinution .cl"?~ ‘ position at
. store.
' of‘ the “'inc. Liquor, and Beer deal-
“ l
rob and note}
mean: of nor-unwed extra-legal power“
the 5
115.
hsd ‘
finished Work and lo-tt to.- home. Tho:
a1. 3
it is at at 1.x. ». sun as this mat
in. ws-‘z a local ricwew
yum-'2. . T :.~"e is ofwu:
criticzs .
Bu: h- 3 ~ x and :15: be Expected
”no comp- 'e vxszi: :ne niczropolitou
“dailies Tug: lr rm"
Wu funds. give as much to La Fol- .
Etta.
NORWALK ‘
.20 YEARS AGO
.m-’~*-
The iollowing m tshon from the
Sentinel or October 1. 1904:
”In View of tho but thst. the quee-
tion o! license or no noon. will be
voted on st loud-y'- oiection it is
quite pertinent that the taste ot the
case be looked into. According to
the financial report of the town
printor. it appears thst durinc the
post fiscal nor. the sxpendituree
were 8164.033. From liquor licence
the town recoivod $36,267 or nearly
one. sixth or the tot-J expenditure. It
no license should prevail the cum
would hove to be reused by taxation.”
"A “No License' rally will be held
under the uusplcee or the Prohibition
oilinnco Sunday It 8:30 in the G. A.
R. Hall Nor-walk."
"The first reception at the Jen-
nings Athlotic club held loot evening
in the Nor-walk Armory was I. very
plenum affair. and st the beginning
of the lesson it won very pleasant
tor the lovers of donning to be pro-
tocol. The committeo in charge of
the affair comprised: Charles Lune.
Joseph \‘olk. Jr» 1. W. Roth. Wale
gvtnond. Clinics T. Mitotic-ALF?”-
n Light and F. D. Williamson."
"Kine Mary Tully bu taken I
the Not-walk Boston
“A mocting of tho Norwulk branch .
{ore association will be held tomorv
2 row utternoon Hibernian hall."
"City 'h-essuror Matthew Corbett
is boring s new root end other im-
provements madc- to tho house oc—
-cupirrd by Dr. Stilt-r D. lnwrenm- in
\l’ushingtou street."
; "The Dunbar-y tsir mun woe
I around town yesterday advertising
i the big fair which begins Monday by
fmonne of a sandy suitor clothes.
Ervplcsl of the funny paper idcn of
L the farmer."
i "Mr. and Mrs. Hunk A. Tau:
‘Buron have arrived in town from
their wedding tour and arr now re-
; aiding in Franklin avenue.“
" ‘ :achacl Goldstein' or 'Thr
i
mumN,LoNGTRAIL,
o
Struggles of s Poor Girl in New
York' by Theodore Kramer. a melo-
drama far ubovo the average will be
3 the attraction at Hoyi'e theatre next
week. Monday. This is one of A. H.
\"ood's but attractions and one
that the old and young should see.
;Tbe scenery need in this production
'ie the finest and every inch is cur-
!
Cleaning: '5?
gum
Book oi:- Life
,“O:
“1:: would we nod?
“‘hsi should we mod?
Ann‘ers are given by Georte
Brandon, Dune. who to great us a-
critic of literature and as a. bio-
mpher.
“'9 mould read to increase our
rice! by Mr. Wood in hi- on private
' hm. care.” ‘
5 Fashion note: "The most or the
.new :ur neckwou name to be flat
5 but many of its pierce are of exceed-
Eingly fanciful designs for instance.
jibe rounding stole ends of an or-
’ mine scarf will be decorated with s
gdeoign of ear. brood mil. the white
I
o. the ermine ehowing through snd nomads“. divas: 0 We. at
. , ..
. contesting ‘ lone mo.i.. judicos. and in an oven mater de~
'; Egreo become pox-nonunion. 1
Mn; Chaney On can Service. 3 We should read books um: n—
lilise MSTJDTR‘ Cheney. who has 1 tract us And hold us I881. menu-e
been endorsed tor the legislature by ' thoy are cxactly suited to us. These
books are the 300d books tor us. i
O I 0
Bow win we to road that
books?
Again Brande: supplies s.n an-
swer. Firm. with utiocuon. out
with criticism. next. it pouibie. so
tho: our reading has n control point,
iron: which we may guess, or descry
connections. and lastly. with the aim
of fully understanding and muting
our own the moral lesson to be:
found in every event narrated.
"A whole world can thus open for
us in a single book." Brandes ob-
serves. "“‘e may become acqunint-
ed through it with some parts of
human nature. wherein we shall not
only recognize immanent—change-
uhle and rich ,ln alterations 3nd
transformations—but find also the
unchangesbie being and eternal low-
of Nauru.
"'1: we read attentively. we hove
the power to add to our moral sut-
, both Hopuhlxcanaand Democrats or
Mancin-smr. has made the t‘ollowins
{statement to Miss Owen. executive
:sccretary or the Connecticut Civil
. SQTVH‘P 3350612111011;
{ "I helluva in the prmclplc 0: ap-
épointmenr to the public service tor;
merit. Clearly it will be impouible
‘to hold the most competent and
taJthful workers in public service it
they are liable- to be turned out with
t‘very change 0: administration.
“One problem is to devise exami-
“ nations that are really a tan- test or
'fimeoe 0: office. Most large indus-
trinl concerns find it possible to de~
Vllt‘ tests that will enable them to
523851 more competent employee and
I cusses no mason why similar
texts cannot be applied to the public
gnu-o. Then I reasonable degree
of seturtty' tn tenure of office should
be insured to faithful and efficient
employee. (to the other hand. the
headt- of departments should have a.
6
those things which ought to be done
and to be left undone."
O O C
Young girls sometimes make 1134.
o: the e’xpronsmn: “Reading books
to road onc's colt."
book that presents _eome resem-
blsnceo and experiences or denim
"It is true that we can never un<
They Inn-{or a .
”A" II-
'wolk Improvement Aniocintion.
S WHO .«a......
9 J ’ |V
Tonight .9 Events . .
mum-w» 110le win out. ‘
cab and Porlmutur.’ Out includes
' Beauty 3mm. Meander Corr.
Vet-o Gordo- sod Betty Blythe.
Rmubminsm on Nov: cod
Alien Terry in Rex from produc-
tion. "The limb.“
holeceo-Wilusm “room and hole '
Nisan in "The Ken Who Fights
Alone." Jock Denim In "Fltht one
W’in." ‘
Mating or Norwslk Aerie. l". O. E. 1
Meeting of Court Edmondo De
Amide. F. of A. _
Meeting or Butler 10430. I. O. O.
Neetinz or my Jennim loan.‘
Shepherds of Bethlehem.
COMING Email.
Oct. z—Thirteenth snow
oolebrotion or Stu- o: Columbls
Cir-dis.
Oct. l.—-Rsliy of Women o: Row-
eywn I. 1:. church.
Gout—Luncheon. Kama club.
Oct. S—Rsily. Second Word Re-
publican n1 Odd Foilow‘s hull.
Oct. 8.—-Auotlou-Brid¢o. Nerulk'
Country club.
Oct. «ta-Annual 1‘s; Deg. Norwslk
Day Nursery.
Oct. hDonos Norm Country
club.
Oct. 59-8-33; m st Swedish
Camden” church.
Oct. G—Luncheon Toreador club.
Oct. 7—141: as: to die opulent
II II II.
_. Mark Twain Said — -
Central Fairfield Trust Co ‘
munsmr, OCTOBER 1. .
“Thai-e are two times in a man’s life
when he should not speculate; when
he can afford to, and when he car-
not afford to.”
To be safe always—
SAVE—and deposit in a .
Savings Account with ;
The
tione to be msde voters.
Oct. 7-—.Annua.l meeting Eat Nor-
OcL 12.—Rslly Duy Sunday school
Roma M. E. church.
Oct. ls—Coluxnbus Do: obser-
vuioe oi. Continuum boll.
Oct. llsls—Mskin; of voter!»
Oct. ”—le ut Esst Ivonne HA
E. church under ouupicos or Omecroo '
circle. ‘
Oct. 22.—De.noe. I‘d!“ Auxilisry
Mulvoy Tux-low Post. V. F. W.
Oct. 81.—Hn.llowe’en socks) of
Trinity Dremotic Guild-
dim m In [abu- De-
solemn."
“Great have boon the about- oi.
MRS. J'L'LLA LAVIS ADAHS -
Traveling more thou 8.000 miles
to gzre her (other her mom sup
port Mrs. Julio Davis Adonis. dough-
‘trr o: Jenn W. Davis. .Domocnuc
nominee in the i're. donor. arrived
in .ww York recently.
Mrs, Adams is u t...“ young wo-
man. resembling he: iother in up-
; xwurunce and speech. She is the wife
:0?
demd except through ourselves“;
Brandos observes. "Yet. whoa we
want to undemthnd s book. i! elit‘ it!
not be our aim to discover curse-w..-
ln that book, but to grasp cman'
the mooning which its uuthor ha:
E
nought to convey through the char-
sctcrx presented in it.
"We resch through the book to
the soul tho: created it. And when
we how.- lcornod so much to thin of
the uuthor. We often wish To road
more of his work: We ouspnct that
there in some connection running
through the (linen-tit things he has
written. and by reading his works
consecutively we azrive at a better
under-landing of him and than."
Sir Insc Newton once said "1 do
no owwntlma- eat-t t
‘ to b 3 app r t he » woman buns a candidate for office. 0’ the "Rheum“: women. “but”;
, i! should depend entirely upon the er Ind? unionist or non-trade “£011-.
women herseli." sold hire. Adams. int. and will strengthen it still fur-
world. but to myself I been: to have
been only like a. boy playing on this
“‘uliam Adams. whom she in:
while her father wss American un~
hmdor ot the Court 0! 8t. am...
.lhey there married Lost your n: Lo-
‘vus: Valley. He is the American re-
presentative
of the United castes
x.ubber Company st Copenhagen sod
a. survivor of the Lusitnnis dissster.
over her :other‘s nomlnstion.
'm which his “that died.
Mn. Adam and she was happy
Word
l
lot which dune as a gram surprise
gum she returned from n theatre
fparty in Copenhagen. She sud ohe
will take no perconu part in the
cummixu, but wanted to be as near
{her :utlu-r as possible
luchtin‘ to win.
{cuson said 1 on: in full
seashore. and diverting myself now;
and then finding a. smooth pcbblr. or
s prettier shell that ordinary, whllet
the nut ocean of truth icy uEl un-
discovered before me."
That is the way everyone
does not read good books
fool.
who
should
ream-name. power to discharge om- ; urc. in so for as we vividly feel
Lot-as whose service is umtlctu-g
for if discharge is made too
e
fizfz‘zcul: a department head cannot
be hand responsible for the efficiency
cf Ll: staff.
Pnris' Pisa To House People.
WEDLOCKED ' " 3"”
The French Senate has passed at
La“ nun-10:21:; the city of Paris to
issue 5. ion: of 300 million trance for 3 Th t' m CV-
‘he purpose of building low-renal. l 33-1119 eveninx he lmedg
summer. Mum This In“ will lunch disturbed feelings the: Mother:
enable the cxzy to build housing oc- iKingeton would arrive the out day.
commodation to.— li.0t‘-0 individuals, Ber telegram m brief?
or email tannins. There is a real! "C9131“! t°m°"°“-" .
need for ‘ 198.8: 5.3.939 mu mp "I didn‘t know she.” thinking
Many 13min“ took muse from the to! coming," B°b remarked. “I"
devastated region: during the war or W
. immediately after the Armistice. f "“331 i Gian; 3:?” know
:m be , urn um e . feeling
W lgullty. "She thinks I need her."
New BIKE. d; Partly cloudy coda" -id. without answering th-
coo; : wt“ : 'question in Bob's mind.
2 m m°'m in north. “‘Whut railroad nnd what train?"
portion: Thmnday Ink. ; .
Conditions: The outlook h tor-:BQPShmed' ..
”perch: tar weather Wednesdnyg e doesn’t say.
811d Uihrldas «cap: thst shower-e: H” granted. "1 ”PM '1" a",
fun womble on Wednesday ‘21: mom?" me In sues." '
150,1“ iJiMUC “311 ; Lurs cost snotner one of the cold
Storm gamma Ire dbphyed on looks that he felt were being turned
the Atlantic coast tron: Dehwu-e'uwn. him too often. Th” named
‘bmkwater tc Esst Port. Maine. .despioshle. and they irritated him 3‘
“finds: North 0: Sandy .500ka m .m: he ““1“ ‘1‘” m" “'
.Btron‘ Southeast winds sod sales! “i‘md’n‘” dwibd'
‘mlmmwe‘:wwmmumgmlrueoouhewulhnvetolieepon
. , dim." Lun. "muted.
.dmtnhhing un . W 2
land ”a.“ d fail". ° - Oh. no. tbs: will be too uncom-
gtmle toe her." he unclaimed.
mm :‘Te'dbettorrenttmmfm'hcrm
lOlmn-uhtehusnnma 'flmnunmmv'
"No. no,” she responded. aggra—
"a“ ‘ s" n'" wmlm "nut?! cost nonemond we
m g
Luann ........ 80.14 5:. a.” “:2; 3;" 1 “3'9““ “3 N ”
Am City 18.80 s: an: on "’"L
mock 13m 3350 as m mmmmwluw
gamma use mix-m “M?!“- :
Ennis-lo ........ 31.3: :8 run “1:13;!“ the dim ago. In
Egan-x; ...... 10.1.: 55 cloning-:1” ‘ W with!" gun bow
m ~0eesee. 30.1: ‘0 cl“: I ' a ‘aahwn m
;Denvor ........ as.» . clur mini-.11“!!! u: - . of
Detroit 0...-.. 16.00 46 cloudy him “In.
Duluth ........
,Hnttesu .......
lechoouvms ....
”I do have the , most horrible
nightmares All sorts of animals
chasing the. Yxh!"
He smoked silently :or a period.
Then:
“Den-est. I'm serious sbou: using
Dun-ltd inhuenca"
Eh. ave him her attention tol-
mm.
“Let's try and make him a tamous
artist."
“How do you know it is suing to
be I. him?" the naked. writing
"I know it will be. “'ould you
rather have. a. boy than a girl?“
She nodded. "I think so. It's I.
Said oommontsry on the sex. but 1
think most ever: mother would
rather how. boy bullies than girl
babies”
"I want s boy.” Bob made the
ottoman emphptiooily. as he used
dx-eamuyintotheehudowsseithe
out a. no there.
”Boy. are much more of s ro-
mat-w thou girls." Lora ob-
served. “and or course. title noon
to moth-1"
Bob looked :2 her curiously.
"Win; mm rou think boys on
more a s responsibility?" :0 asked.
“Oh. boy: mu m m-
nts. ”Inch non can be msdo o:
gAnd like music on the waters
I
1“‘iicn. ‘ns it its sound ware tuning
f'l‘be charmed ocean's pausing.
The waves he still and gleaming.
And the lulled winds seem dream—
There be none or Beauty‘s daugh-
dnd the midnight moon is waving.
To listen snd adore thee:
Mil: s tull but not: emotion.
Like the ml] or Summer's one-n.
while
“I'm much interested in5
volition.
vor}
1 know all iboui his. Fer-
w
POEMS THAT LIVE
tern
“1?!) a magic like thee:
la thy sweet voice to an:
ins.
Her bright chains (for the deep.
Whose lreast is gently heaving.
As on intant's other
So the spirit be“ betore thee.
-——Lord Byron.
z:
ALL THE PEOPIE
—0FTHE—
UNITED STATES
Esra $200,000,000
Daily.
’i‘heySAVEfmTids
SmuMore‘lhsn ‘
League.
ind ustr} .
and into
tendency was uccclented' by
he to , the rearranging 01 live; nor is
Idiizicuity n: on end.
women hss coincided
n‘mmhy (infirm Chi-“‘05 J
Emu: VVotnAn Burn-age. but as to e hls creel-l) strengthened the position, . ,
He bod been married about a year .
. and bod taken to spending his even»
{inn downtown with the boys. One
1, the-r when in the course of your: the *
gnaw voter-a learn how to nuke full 50 he on
Him: or this ss yet untunilinr tooL;
3The status or women but up to the f on
gpreoeni time been one of the most: to meet me on the
unntisisctory elements in the he}
ébor question. Into one truce one
; another have women been pltchd
the last iew yeast in every corner;
of the field at industry, and no group?
So. Norwalk Trus
Servi
tCo.
cc Security
has been more many situated by i
the» choose—o than the women wage '
corners." says Alto-3 Henry. secreisry
02 the educational depuu‘nent oi
the Editorial Wot-nous ‘lrude Union
the fuller development of
the tendency has been to
many
" With
conceived idea oi what was women's? "gm: “a "spombume" 5°3- d°
work. The coming of peace did no: f k“ 0‘ those rogues-.3 com» "Cm wo‘
man altogether n slipping back mi men. Men, to“ in "a“: number “"I
the old divisions of labor.
it bu menu: very serious dislocation
0: industry. and grant confusion both
in the rearranging o: plants..nud in m“ men in indium “9°” m ”0“)";
the able and sol! mpectmg footing."
although!
”The politiad eniranchisernent
with the
sod undoubtedly
night his
once bsve engnlued into
he.“ were a tun-.2 heritage to be:
wnen she entered modern industry
it: n Wage corner. it meant tho: girLs
gin‘c into man after
Wm mumfigftwbgmgm rum no“?
coexdercd the domxn 0! men. This} on er “36"" m man' “he, “8""
the been used to break strikes. and to.
“agenda. at ' when rials » lower the candor-do at we. both tor;
“d machinery plants wore :lihd themleives and in: entire trades.
.3322 LMMER STORIES:
led his young write up.
“Hello. kid." he Donn. “mt slip
some old clothes and run down
I. good dinner 1nd then we'll get u t
r‘ machine and men:-
or-k g paint u-ound. How about it?"
}
Woman}. Mary Anne gave :C-iite the
gong to be ‘.
Her mistress.
said: “Of course.
put my obstrclt
getting Klaffls‘d.
possible tor you
I can get amt)
, "Well. mum." liar;- Arne ..:
i "I ’nrdly think I know 1:: well
cmcnon; ..
lie r
to
’TT
“um women sod "1,1,. then m“. br 3:“ women‘s-e {"1“ 03:33“; “1" ough to ursk ‘ltr. fo rut 1:051" '
tore were first run by women. roll ' e movement 10. “undo“ ‘9":
way out tire: washed by women nuruerous "'2 the ”qua“ .ney We heard of a real pe.‘
and oil this oiten in defiance of pro- mane u” into-rumour: “‘5 to may youth the. 02hr: - ' ’
-
a
to the head of
business wanted a. :z-vw c
W8 thst those co—workem o: “”3; 3333‘: two: ‘ utd wit
theirs ure here to em. Being new. mh‘...mummun “as“.-- .‘“ f k
in m it is desirable the) ahoud be' “‘35 I“? h‘ F" r ‘ ”a
make it ova.- ‘
employ a 1:37.:
"Yes." repllrd
. was rimmed at: ‘2
Bush Terminal
Buil' ding Co. Pfd.
Pays 7‘}
listed (I: Rind. Exclnngo
PRICE AT KARKET.
Maples 8:
Goldschmidt
Tek'phones liS-iivi-T‘W
conscience won-led him.
quiet. We'll have 5
a. little red~
‘ed. Training wss the lust thing they: “I’ll be delighted to join you. P C 3171.
Were expected to need. Luck. but why no: corne'on up here} ' ' L V‘ r
'The subml-tve qualities whichlnnd get me? There‘s nobody I: m mm; “mama
ions centuries oi ooonomlc.depend-homet"
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