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EVENING SENTINEL
; South Norwalk, Conn.
§ITOUSDED Bit JAMES GOLDEN
1N 11570.
Published daily except
The Sentinel Publishing Company.
91‘ Washington Street.
Cu
‘3
' 3‘ 150. Norualk. Conn.
Entered as Second Class Matter
Telephone: Norwalli 92-33.
h—LSSOCIAIED PRESS 11131115151:
‘norein.
served.
Babe Ruth
yesterday
time ”13
l-‘or .1
it was reported.
Babe Ruth.
Perhaps he
seriously rush.
"he.
Then came
\t'as not so (‘l‘lllt‘al
breathed easier.
It \‘Cullld 111‘.
a strange
“of balliloili con».
en'lous holll
13111‘ national life.
l‘Ull‘ll’ll‘Jl‘.
m the mountains.
Alanv 11%. cat and
in: gain: of the. florid scrits. In
~'131:11‘-111~::1,11:s ior some yrars past.
'an'w' Ruth 11:15 102-11 one of the dom-
11'3'1115 f1;u1‘-'s.
\‘.’l.:1tr,11:r 1.. or have caused. his in-
ci.1s1'~;;1.»itio11. v-hiuii i‘i‘sullcd' in his
1 0113113,; 111 1hr; south and his second
:iuimnig 211111 . arriving in New
Torlt. : :irr. certain lie Mill take
I better cam; ot' 11111150 1‘ in tho tuturr.
, i .1ur tho huscl'iall-mad public’s heart
. rir rannot. stand the r-train or often re-
5119‘ 3"3iliud shocks of $111511 magnitude.
«a; ”the 1311;313:111 public of Norivalii.
3:11.}11‘. Babe Ruth. takes this opportu-
‘ :nity to send you its .best vial-mg for
_ r :1 speedy recovery. so that seven if
’:7 fly' wand-1111,11. play: in the opcnlng game
Ede it “‘1” not. 111. long lyri‘orc 3011 are 111
, .10: 2-.‘t10r1 112.1111.
33,} _, """
-. :12 boys Must Play .
. ...,3" More recreation tactlilies 1012130311l
3‘14"“lvetween 1hr agas of 1. and 16 years
{he 3:; one 01‘ 1111. git-:11 “censor Bridge-
1-11-rt. 11:15 111.. 1.1251111112 of reports
V 1".3111 :11: a 1111.51‘11’. of 1111.- czise work
T151 livision of the Council or Social Ag-
LllCl 11- 111 ill 111.-1'. city.
I '1. 1; :1111‘11. might. said of Normalk.
7111;; In 1:121, \1 1; probably 11:119. made
‘3 Eur 112:. Il‘c“. 1mm 11.1 allow the boys of-
" E '- 11‘1": 11‘1‘ 11,1 1- ' 2111111 11:13 bvcu made
» $ 111 ‘llrivlgv‘in and yet no 0111: seems
E 71) flurry . .1111 11. 1
3 Tim 111:151119 that the boy of today
{raj ‘le thr: 11::111 or tomorrow and also
1 ”mt .111 “7311: :1nd no play makes
, git; _ .lf1cli :1 111.111 11"). both apparently art.“
‘ A ‘l'orzottrii or not tall-~11 sm‘lously hero
1 C‘ To 1.1-- 5111'”. no 111111;; the Boy
, 11 ..'~.‘-:out.s_do111g 1:-.\.c1;-ll1;ut “Ol‘ll and :11-
R no 111110115. ,llllllOl‘ organizations in
’ the churches. 1511?. there is lacking
‘, ‘ here :1. boy‘s 1:1111‘1 possessing :1 build-
1: 111g 131111411111 111111 gymnasium and
"' ‘.1. room ltzr harms. :1111] entertain-
11121115, in both oi “hich healthy
folligcnt ::ll}‘l(‘l"»'lfl'1!1!.
T. 311.1}. A. 1'1 1.111111 open :1
liEl‘t‘. but. that 1101.11.- lias died.
Bi‘ivlgcpor" r1rilizos its
this iiiir-oI'talit particular.
and
111
\1 all; should do no less
StC'Ph 1'1 i'Ul'i'1"J'~ ll.
Is. it. 11055-11111,; to outlaw 1‘ ar”!
’11. Lilounds of human capabilitics
manJhould 1.10 brought about. she
‘cn in session in Indianapolis.
\i'e agree \viih h-z-r.
9 1 .
. is possililc: _
111E.
’l’hc
our
1 “‘0.
to be every day servant.
.1
"commonplace. t he cver— present.
“1\_ 10111013119. unknown not
Jl't-l ’b'ears ago. .
{if}. People who‘ can
bl. great discorcrics in
$0
achieve
'thc
{
’vdiscovcr how to outlaw “or.
3113 «
:13: ally will act to outlaw war.
.Nand at. no great. 111111; distant.
' 'Pay a I‘m: for Bcliig Floggcd.
_ Day at. Malmesbury.
”3 "flogging the commoners,”
1:23 to Danes.
throusii
proper cultivation.
rquistc of the bailiff.
‘V'fhe official then “flags"
0.1.1118. and (I l
‘lt 1.112.". ‘
7-541
Sunday by
The Associated Press is exclusive-
ly entitled to the use for publication
of all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise in this newspaper
and also any local now: published
All rights of publication or
special dispalclies herein are alsore-
.... ......
old ‘
“\Cl‘ld al'inost stopped going around.
was
would
uord that his illness
and we all
and color-
‘lnss “Ol‘l‘l V'llh the prcmler batsman
The illness of this star homea‘un
flutter d1. lilotls-trutt-s anew the trem—
lvusvball has taken on
Baseball 1:1 :1 tonic in spring and
11. is us refreshing as so-
ing to the mountains. if sou live on
the shore. or the share it you lixc
sloop baseball
’l‘c‘ni 11.14:, 1114;; 1,110 52:35qu opens until
111': la.' 1:111 is ruched 1n the decid-
.111.1,y could 1w organized under in-
At onu limo i'.11;11-5’ hopcd that thc
branch
deficiency
Nor-
talic
Human Capabilities
«1.22.. Zona. Gale. \\'isc0ns1n's famous
F....novelist. bellows that it is. ' -
‘r' Oiltlruvry of “ar is “1111111 11113
and
told
the Association of University “'0111—
01‘ course. it
chrything is possible
‘ when attached with the rush of en-
luthuslasm. vigor and sustained abili-
ty of which the human race is capa-
Ilcgard. Jllht 11 low of the acconi.
‘ [11151111191115 ot’ thclast generation or
liarnr-ssnig of electricity
the
"vast gains in science and invention.
35.1%“ the flying 111:1Chine. now considered
11 au-
1 many
these
w . physical
Jim-“world. surely can 111: counted on to
Human facilities have potentiali-
s, 1 ties for greater expression'of beauty
1111-; 1‘11 both :1rt and scholarship, Zona.
.0111 Gale declared. Extension of those
she believes. will find inevitable ex—
-Pl,~: pression in social. living and eventu-
Pcrharvs the discovery of how to
Outlaw “or “in come in this way.
:perhaps in ahotlicr..but come it Mill
One of the oldest. if. indccd. not
he very oldest. of all the ancient
'ere'monics practiced in England, is
11' connection with the land tenure
performed annually on New Year's
It is known as
is car-
‘11. ed out by tho bailiff of the King’s
J—Ieath. :1. piece of common laud giv-
en by King Atheistan to the men of
Maimesbury for their help in fight.—
The land is portioned off in allot-
‘ments and. as those become vacant
the death or removal or
heir old owners. fresh commoners
are permitted to take them up. the
"wnership being for life, subject to
The new landowners assemble at:
7 heir allotments, and 2a hole is dug
in the .5011. into which each of them
in turn
1:. l’cpcating meanwhile the an-‘
em. formula: “Turf and twig ‘I give
10119 a loving
l‘d‘OSCCUl 1011
'coolcr Saturday; Sunday cloudy and
NORWALK ' l
- 10 YEARS AGO
1. llcicalcd u, me um 01
Thu Exciting Scullncl.
‘a
The following items appeared in
the issue 0: the Evening Sentinel of
April 11. 21915: ‘
"Mrs. Florence Gail Mayor. for-
merly of Shirley Manor, Rowayton,
and Joseph Altonc Yolk, Jr.. of So.
Norwalk, were married Saturday. in
the Little Church Around the Cor-
nor. .New York city. The \\ adding
was quiet and there were no at-
tendants."
"One ot'vthe
tions ever held
largest class initia-
by the South Nor-
walk lodge. No. 1329 Moose. willstalle
place Thursday evening, when it is
expected that candidates to tho num~
ber of 100 will be instructed in the
mysteries oi? Mooaedom.”
“The tug ‘Addie Y-z‘d‘ of the local
harbor, was stuck in iho‘mud for
several (1:113 in the Sa’ugalucli river,
near the Taylor and Richard Coal
Company's dock, Westport. An ex-
tra high tide yesterday floated the
tug off.”
"Henry Selzcr. of hurt l’oiut street
the popular East Nat-walk constable.
today took complotc possession of
the Sound View barber shop. in the
Hgfncr building. on 151151: \Yashing-
ton street." .
"Miss Jeanette Bean of Van Zandt
street; is‘entcrtaining Miss Lila Mer-
1111 of Quebec, Canada."
“Constablc Samuel C. lrelaud
“out to Norwich this morning.
"Harold Ulcndeunin; ot’ \Vest;
Main street, started for Los Angclcs‘
this morning."
"The 'Lqu. of the \tlntcr' \\ as tho-
orr-tic:1ll;' broltcn by thundcr storms
Saturday night and Sunday."
"Charles J. l’rci-cott, has rerunicd
his duties in tho t-‘L-uth Norwulk post
otlicc after scwraldays‘ illness."
"A ilug polo is to be erected in
from of th»: City Hall on tho Korth
Main stl‘crt side within a few days.
it “as stated this morning that 1111.-
1.-olc had tic-:11 finished and 11111 111:
put up soon. An American flag it'll]
be‘ raised each 11:13."
"Ulliwsr Frank, Stratton
land struct. yesterday “:13 :1.
in Sound L‘cach, at. the home or his
daughter. lira. Charles Carnegie.
officer titration accompanied home
the Misses Dorothy and Lavinia
Stratton and Mildred Loo. “ho-hut-
been spending their \acatlou in
Sound Roach."
The Chapman lint-,0. .17
1Harttord Courantl
There in no doubt that the verdict
in 13113111111111}. 12-1513. «guilty of murder
in 1111’: first (1133115013 “as l‘f‘L‘Cl‘M‘ll
with ;—'Ul‘.])l'_1:~‘1.- )l'slurduy when the
news 11.15 c-rtr‘i'md far and tilde mor
the telephony. ‘
On 1111.- 01111-1‘ hand than: is 1:111:
less rcason to doubt that must own
of those “110 11cm surprised. con-
sidm'cd the 111311 Filthy. :1111) 1121.) sur-
1-1‘is-n. 11:15 that Justicc l1:1d \iorliud
itsclt out. Nobody will (11113311011
that tho 1.111111 has lorteitcd his right]
11:1. 11113 among decent pcoplv. 1111-1.
that 111.: lesson that such :1. lite lcmlrsi
to 1111: gallows is :1 salutary 011-; tor
SOL‘H‘L“. f -
lived those who profess to foil
kindly toward Cinmnizln’ri'wak 1.»:
him as a desperado. and there is a
sort of undercurrent of admiration
of his courage and bravado: at 1111:.
5111111,- time, nobody will Vllullltulll
that ho is a 1l--sirablc citizen. or that.
1111.; 1101111 11111 suffer 11111-11 111.1 1111-15.
“‘hciht‘l‘ on Juno 'Jétli or sonic otl'lclj
date. ~
State‘s Attorney Alcorn put up :1~
strong case. The 11 oak spots in 111125
dctcnsc were inadc plain to thc jur-
ors. Jividcnlly llit'y “‘L‘i‘u u.‘ 111111:
t‘akcn by the idcnliiiclition 01' 51101111
by Skelly. “lion tlic almost uncon-
scio‘us man saw his 111111'd131'cr11s it.
man with u lightJmt. whereas Shean
had on a dark onc, and 5110:“) “:13
111101111 10 bu 0111;191- at. the time.
Numcrous other strong points in 1.111.-
11'1'21'c choiopcd. and it
is obvious to most observers that
tho cast; “as “'0“. tried on 111.1111 sidcs
and that Skelly died by a pistol shot
from Chapman. '11 110 “‘ufi bound to
get. out. no liialtrzr who stood in the
tray-11 desperate man.
THE “'LATHL‘H.
Soutl on. New England: Clearing
and slightly cooler Saturday: Sun—
day increasing cloudiness and sonic—
xt'hut warmer. ' '
Eastern New York; Generally lair
Saturday; cooler in cxtrcmc south
portion: Sunday mostly cloudy 1105-.
sibly showers in north and central
portions; “armor in south portion.
Northern New England: Fair and
slightly warmer, probably followed
by showers.
ConditiBhs; The disturbance that
was‘ccntral over Illinois Thursday
night has moved alanst. eastnard to
the Middle Atlantic states and the
disturbance that was over ~(.gucbcc
has movud eastward beyond New-
foundland. ' ‘
There have been showers within tin:
last 2-1 hours almost generally cast
of the Mississippi river. The tc111-
peruturo has risen along the north
Atlantic coast. '
,_ \Vinds; North of Sandy Hook.
tor Hatteras; Fresh north and north-
west and weather overcast Saturday;
showers Saturday morning.
TEMPERATURE.
Observation taken at 8 11.111. 75111
meridian at New Haven \Ycather
Bureau. ' '
l
of Hulk ,
\izzl'or »
' i
1211‘!
11:111."
1
Atlanta . .. . . . . . 29.76 (15 cloudy,
Atlantic City .. . "9.68. 5;: rain
Block Island 1. . . 29.68 30 rain
Boston ....._. . . 29.74 51) rain
Buffalo ........ £9.73 48 clear
Cincinnati 1...... 23.52 58 cloudy
Chicago ......... 29.83 '16 clear
Denver ........ 139.98 1513 .Llourly
Detroit. ......” -958 ~ Em clear-
Duluth . . . . . . . ._ Jam; ‘38 cloudy
Hatteras .. .....1. 227$ 13-.» cloudy
Jacksonville .. . . . :9. 2‘ To clear
Kansas City .... .. 29.94 ’1": clear
Memphis .. . . 29.88 64 clear
Nantucket . . . . . 29.74 ‘50 cloudy
~l\'ew Haven . . .. 29.66 130 rain
New Orleans . . . 29.83 ”1'4 clear
New York .. . . . . . 29.61) “1'16 rain
Norfolk ........ 29.74 .61! clear»
Northlield. Vt. .. "9.72 : clbudy
Pittsburgh . . . . . 29.16 5:: cloudy
Portland. Me. .. . 29.711 43 rain
51. Louis . .. .. . 29.88 68 clear
St. Paul . . . . . . . . 29.66 7.2 cloudy
\i'aahington L. ._..- 29.68 58 rain.
('olmali.
- _ momma
YOU WILL PROBABLY RECALL THE RESULTS
or. A SIMILAR EXPERIMENT -
1. )7
eorrA‘HAv:
Mont GOLD 5353‘
flit
. ~§/
CHAPTER LX.
..
A
11113.11 lay :Lllt‘lll. as. i aslccp. un»
111 Michael :7”. 1:111 the edge of the
1.11.1111, 111 pajamas and dressing-
gown, 11ni.~11111: :1 nighlcap cigar-
1'-11-. 111911 :111: turned oicr. hcr
lynx l‘lllll\lll‘2." :1! the light.
"l map- .12 well toll you. Mlcharl.
111:1t i run .1 .‘lr‘alous woman?“
11‘. can: :1 113111.- 1'xprcssion ot
111.11a111‘111w. ‘
'1 1111111 1.11. r 11111111 your 5~.alousy
if illL’lI: is any Ital caurc. .U'dt
111111: «#1111110. tonight l'cully has
.2-111 (Al‘rlli'll. i wouldn't have been
1.1111 1111 thv‘ platform .il‘ .1 111111 Lnown
bln- “:15 110111111: back. You acted
as 11' 1 111111 111:11lc :111»1.111;.1g1‘1ncnt
\1-1111 lzcl‘.”
. 1.11311 311111111 Shglitl).
"l’Ul‘giVl: 1111'. Michael. 1311'. 3ou‘re
luludsmn-x and desirable. I.don't
51-15 1111‘“: :1111- “Oman can resist you."
"Stuff? 'l‘11.1i's what." every mar-
riml woman 111111115 on llrr honey-
inn-ii."
.“l'll always. think so.
5111' oft'crc-d her lips to
"0111)"! 111511 you
in our btdroom.”
5'3
u
Michael.
wouldn't smokc
“Very “‘1'11. door. 1 \ic-n'l.
111'1tso and rinsed his 1111111111.
“’l‘urn out 'llici' light. d-‘al‘; T
“11111. to soc 1111: stars." She let
up the. shades and gazed out Into
1hr,» inky dur’ltness.
\isllvl-L'. .
"'l‘tmmust .1“? .l‘TX‘l‘ll‘ly
hum." he will. '.»
”That is “-11:11 i “as thinking to-
day. ill I suppose the people who
tin.- out 111.-r1.- “ould be uncomfort.
111111.- it‘ they had to‘ live in the close
continuinbnt of the cities." ,
"Just think.
more than
No stars were
lonely out
you wouldn't. see a
once a 111011111, or
111: smiled. thoughtfully. “'heu
1:1.- spokc there was no mistaking
his, scriousness.
“I may as “(-11 tell’you, dearest.
111.-11 l‘111 not going to refuse to
look at: a pretty woman just be-
causc .i‘m married. And I won't
expect. you to close your eyes if
wc should huppcur'to sco Ronald
or Thomas )[cigham or
Glenn Hunter wandering around in
Hollywood." ‘
She mused insilcnce. Thc'pale
light. beating through the windows
enabled him to soc her eyes.
Who’s ‘ Who
CHARLES D. HILLES.
, That. Charles D. lillles. Republic
can national cominittccinan from
New l’orl: and long a. leading figure
in national G. U. 1’. circles, will'be-
come :1. member of the Coolidge
cabinet is the general belief in OD-
licial circles in “'ashington these
days. The. expected resignation of
Secretary oi? War Weeks because of
ill health has already caused mUCh
speculation as to who his successor
would be. ,Hillcs’ names is one of
the three most prominently men.
tioncd. Dwight: 11‘. Davis of Mis-
souri. General Pershing. and Charles
L:. \i'arren are others considered.
Lino rumor is that. Postmaster
General New will be made secre-
tary or war and Hilles made post-
master general.
Charles Dewey Hilles was born
in Belmont county, Ohio. June'zs,
1367 ‘He was graduated from the
student academy at Oxford, ‘L’ifary-
land. in 1587. I-Ililes has long been
interested in the care of delinquent
children. He was superintendent
of the 'bois‘ industrial school at
Lancaster, Ohio; superintendent or
the New York juvenile asylum,
treasurer of the New York juvenile
asylum.’ and treasurer of the New
York child labor commission.
.111 1909 Hilies was assistant. sec-
retary of the U. S. Treasury. He
11 as secretary to President Taft- in
19.11. '- ‘ ' 7 ’
, . c
he kissed. '
To.
him they were dark 130015.01! nus-
tery. lie had a feeling that. he
didn't. know her at. all: that they
were strangers tlirotin together by
accident.
"I don't until: it's too much
mu are married t0-——:1delity _ in
thought. as well as in action. It
you ever are untrue to me. l’d
rather in 1:11.: dono openly 1111111 111;-
hlnd my back or in your mind."
"Dearest! \Vhatcver is putting
such thoughts into your head?"
"I know I shouldn't be thinking
about such things. but I am.
afraid the time “111 come “1101) I
will not mean to you all that you
say I do now." -
lvlo felt forced to laugh.
"Until a. woman marries .11 11:111.
she‘s afraid she won't ire-t 111111;
”after that she's :it'raid silo/ll
him."
“A crude epigram. but I
it is true."
.llo :‘aivncd linolulllal‘lly. “l'rn
coin: to sleep.” ,llc bent over and
kissed her. She would not allow
him to release his lips for some
minutes. but clung to him. as it
11 Were a matter of life and death.
.. They reached 1.03 Anselm at
grams contained congratulations
and 1001151; messages t‘rotn {1.11115 m.
home: the letter was more of a.
surprise. It was Ironi Lilah's
Aunt Mary. 11. person regarding
\vhom Michael had heal-11 but "tile.
"Dear Children." she began. m-
millurly. "I am enjoyed at the news
of your wedding. I regret that l
couldn't be there. for 1 know it must
have been perfectly lovely.- I'm
spending the winter here . I have a
little house in I‘ 3"(51‘13' Hills, and you
two simply must conic out herc. It.
would never do for you to be 1 . upcd
up in a. hotel. Telephone me just as
soon as you get to ton‘n—L‘ovcrly
Hills 096?."
"I'm afraid we’re done for. Mich-
ael," Lilah. groancd. handing him
the note. "She'll never Ir-l. us escape
her. .lt looks like you'll ne’vcr cs-
cape my kin folks. my dear!
don't frown so. please."
(To be continued.)
Dinner Sto ' ‘
Secretary M. w. Delaney of ' the
Ancient. .Order of Hiberlans, said
at: a. banquet in Chicago: ’
"Tourists are kept, away from
Ireland by exaggerated tales of
Irish brawls. The flrish situation is
misunderstood.
"A tourist: in Ireland heard two
peasants talking at a. railway sta-
tlon.
"‘I'm alther bein’ over to
patrick." said the first peasant.
"‘And I.’ said the second.
atther beln' over the Kilmary.’
The murdering villains thought
the tourist. and he“ trembled and
turned‘ pale.
"‘WVhere be yez soin‘ now'." the’
first peasant continued.
“'I be coin” home to
said the second. _
"‘Kilmore. is it?’ said the first
peasant.- 'Falth 1703'. 3‘ !11 better be
comin’ wid me to Kilumaal.’
"The tourist .dashed' into the.
station andcxchsng'ed his , Dublin
ticket for a London one. No more
ilreland for him. He didn't know
you see. that. the little Irish word
‘kll' supply means i'church.’ " '
Kil-
‘am
Kilmore,‘
"Do you have very much caddy-
ing up here in the winter?" said a
visitor ton remote Scottish course
to. his caddie.’ "‘Naw. sir. -Verra
seldom." he replied. “For 'i'z‘isna
. it’s
frost it's 2min, a’nd‘it it. inns, rain
mind". 1 ,. -. . . f-- :1
l0 1
ask absolute fidelity of the person;
I'm ,
2:20 in the n’flcrnoon’thc nos: (my;
and immediately “on: - lu tlicii‘
hotel. a massive city in list-11f.
Awaiunu them 'were 11 51:11:11 or
trlcgrums and a iétter. The tale-
But!
1
1
loscs
TIMELY VIEWS
M_U;;—————-
WORLD TOPICS
"Department of Defense" for L'. 5.
Within Tm: Years Is Col.
“‘m. Mitchell's Prediction.
“l‘nchle all over the country now
:‘ea‘nzc that aviation is' the dOl‘llll‘lv
.etliig :11‘ (11‘ dell-rise in modern
warfare," says, Col; “‘11:. Mitchell,
until recently: ass1stant chief of the
uiniy :111- serxico and now "deposed"
and head of the thing field at San
Aritnniu, 'l'cx. ‘ .
"‘l‘lit'y realize that commercial
;:\l:1ttt-11 11:1: lie-.11 utterly tzitgl'cctod.
-~\cr'11!. .Iol' the; :‘IPHI‘lldld air” mail,
111111111. by the. 11:13:, is one of the
greatest achluicmcnts 111 the aria.-
ltull \iurltl.
"\Yc liaie
11}
huprcsscd congress
: “-1111 the need of complete reorgan-
! 1...;1
ti)1-]l(iét~
~ Fluttering
....-.ion of all our military affairs.
"‘l‘hom three things are the net
113111: of the recent callil‘ovcrsy.
e'l‘hu air is cleared of. smoke screens.
lliddcn truth 11:1 been revealed.
That means action by the country.
"This discussion has been the
first out; in this council-y in which
matters “crc brought 'out‘into the
open and discussed asfihtty have
but" discussed for scars in Euro-
pean countries.
Department or Dctcuso Forecut.
"As 11. tonal: or. thenlnvestigatlon
\Viz'll have :1» department '0! do-
lonsc “illiin 'tuo years. We're the
only country that. hasn't one. Our
military forces will soon be di-
vided up into air. land and water
tom-s.
“\Vc'vo; shown conclusively that
there. is nothing on the ground that
cansuccesslully stop an attack from
the air. \Yc've shown that; airplanes
can destroy any ship that. floats on
the water, regardless 02‘ its size.
“This discussion didn't arise out
of not‘iln". Our group of air offi-
cers, who have the welfare and saf-
ety of the future United States at
heart. have thought about. these
:hings «or since the war. I don-
skin: that. what we: have done is the
best 1‘ inter‘s work (10110 for a nunI-
her of years."
Poems That Live
THE DAFFODILS.
I wandered lonely as a cloud
That floats on high o'er vales and
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When all at once I saw a. crowd,
A. host; of golden daffodils.
Beside the lake. beneath the trees.
and dancing in the
breeze.
Continuous as the stars that shine
And twinkle on the milky way.
They stretched in never ending line
Along the margin of the bay;
'l;en thousand saw I at. a. glance.
Tossing their heads in sprightly
dance.
The waves beside them danced. but
they
Outdld the sparkling waves it‘i
gice:-—-
A poet could not but. Ice gay
In such a jocund company!
I . gazed-4nd gazed—but little
’ thought
What wealth to me the show had
brought. '
For oft, when on my couch I lie
In vacant or lnipensive' mood,
They flash upon that inward eye
\‘i‘hlchJs the bliss of solitude:
Andthen my heart with pleasure
fills,' ‘ _' . -
A1111 dances with the dafifodila.
-—~Wordsworth.
“But; supposing its a. fine day,"
said the golfer. 7 ,
"Then it's generally the Saw-
:ba‘ ,”. gas the gloomy reply.
7
ll Tonight’s Events 1
Rialto-“.Rider 0: Mystery."
Regent-'_—"Twm Shall 130 Born."
Ponce-“Let. ’6: Buck."
Mozart: Musical Extension, club
benefit. card partygat home of Mrs.
L. H. Moulthrop. 49. Bay-view Ave.,
South Norwaik.
.q—uuu—
COMLNG EVENIS.
April 13.——Anaual meeting 0: Nor,
wall; club.
April 18.——Ophlr Chapter.
at Eastern Star. card party.
April 13.—-Pride of Macao Card
Party. "
April 13.—-—Executive board meet-
ing 0! Mozart Musical Extension So-
ciety. -
April 13.—-—-Girl Scout hikes.
April 13.—-—Drill Battery C. 192m]
F. A.. C. N. G.
April 13.~——Ed Avis “bird mimic"
at‘mceting of Nor. Bird and. Nature
club. .
April iii—Past Commanders Assn.
Shepherds or Bethlehem card party.
April. zit—Meeting or Common
Council.
April 14.-)ICCUlig of Veterans 0:
Spanish “or.
April lei—Mrs. A. S. Godillot. Ed-
win Ideler. Marion Clayton. Victor
;' Biarl: concert at New Congregationaj
achurcli.
} April 15.-—".\lother Goose Min-
istrel" by Young Pcoplos’Musicai and
{Dramatic League at. Trinity Guild
Lhall. ,
April 13—1339. Xurnalk Improve-
ment association dance, Community
ihall.
: April 15.-—Court Cecile. Catholic
lbaughters of America, banquet.
FpI‘fjli‘l‘l‘Z Attorney John A. Corn-:11
of Bridgeport. '
April 15.—Berlicley chapter. No.
93. Order of Eastern Star. initiation
and auction social.
1 April 15.-—r». A. R. card party.
: April 16.-—-.lnstallatlon or officers
‘0! local Moose.
; April 16.———l\‘cd Men's dance.
1 April 16.——»IJ-;1\lolay Degree.
lT.-—l\lrs. laynxind ad-
I April
idrcsscs Kiwanis at Center Junior
31-1. S. _
1 April 11-15.13 Sortt‘alk Library
illoai‘d cake sale.
' Avnl 17.—-\'ctcrans of
; W’ars—L‘nited Spanish War Veterans
‘ Military ball.
April Iii—Farm:
”Regent Theatre.
April 20.—Schocls open after Eas-
ter Vacation.
April Sin—Mr. Ray .iond address-
es Kiwanis at Center Junior II. S.
April :i.-—1{. C. charity ball. ;
April 22.—"l‘lrs. Tubbs Telegram”?
given by St. Agnes' Guild of Christ
church.
April ZIP-Mr. Ra 'nlond address—
cs Kiwanis at Center Junior 11. S.
April 2"
in Carmen at
i
1
1
Order.
Foreign ’
make it a habit. to 1
Ideas resulting is
111;. )‘1’6 welcome
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SATURDAY, 'APRIEK
THE
' TRUST CO.
NORWALIt, CONN.
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CO C'Ji‘
what 39;:
partment
ready to ‘.
bar}: can
l-eszdes :12.
9:er your : ,
a good time to 3-: 1
lid to op-.:; ;; ._.
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The City 21:31:11.:
South Norma}: p
l
Everyman’s
Investments
Speculations
By GEORGE 1". “(Trims
(voting-.... 1:13;.)
A woman intcztor
the other day about
bonds and preferred :
,tuin railroad.
securities in. exchanzu
ia. reorganization and
- bonds are not. pa '1
the preferred
dends.
I advised her
that she need»
not. axle-rd to ;
Which {hero 119.5 1:
a Woman of
dependent 1";-
come from in?
perhaps the ad
jected that. it there
of payments he 1; "sinned m:
a your or two or If. :15 ‘
”1.,
She
a o
Cl ... ll
1 14531:: £1 £1. “
1'1
21':
~.—L':Zilolay rally' and ban-
.luci. _
April zit—i-Tormal Upeniug‘ of
Roger Ludlow school. 1
April :S.——’l‘url-;,ey Supper 0: Old;
Well and 3133f103‘9r Volunteer com—l
panic-s. "
April ‘.‘:L-“b‘roi<o" at l":
dcr auspices o: Kiwanis.
April ti.-—Dc.‘~lola}' (1.1nce at Ar—
mory. >
April :4.——311nistcr1ng Cll‘L‘lo Tea
and Sui-3 at. Norwalk Cong. church.
April L‘i.—liast Norualh lmprovc~1
1111111 Arr-'11. L‘ulii; saic. ;
April BIL—1101211 card party. lio-
waytcn library benefit in llonayzon.
April :5.—l".cmv1ck Serve-ll conccrt
a: South NOl‘i‘Tfilk M. L‘. church.
April tin—D. A. ll. card party.
April 3o.-—-l.ll.\iclay iiicniborsllip
campaign dinner.
scat un-
Muy 1.—l\1usic Festival of Stun'
“:le schools. . 3
May 1.~—I:cpublican \Tcmcn’s cab-g
arc-t. and dance. 3
May l.-—l~‘ir"st issue of the "Cor-l
“all; Girl Scout" will come 0111. l
.May :.——Coun'y l‘lumbcrs 11113.;
cart} party. _
May 6.——\\’orld \Vide Lin-lid cute-o
iainmcm.
May 6.——'G11'l Scour Slat»:
Gonfcrenec Committee meeting.
May 8.—'—“Nolhing But the Truth.”
giicn ‘atil‘lo‘gcnt by senior class of
Norwgalk Senior lllgli school.
.‘la‘y li.—-Pride of Uncas
and moon marriage.
Group;
.dancc
Literary Digests Five Best.
A skull half an inch illlclx‘. and;
Ulicul‘lllcd in Arizona. has becn sonté
11y of an election—Detroit Nous.
T110 men who tore all the buttons
of: the coats of two policemen will
got 011‘ lightly 111 from. 01‘ the judge.
compared to what would be in store
for thcm if they had to face the po-
licemen‘s wixcs.—Dctroit News. .
11; is nice to read about. tenth-
centuly wars and rcflect that all of
them arc paid lulu—Associated Edi-1
tors (Chicago)
Taxpayers are right in wondering
why you only haxe internal revenue
cutters out on the valor—Manila
Bulletin.
“The one great duty that. stands
out requires us to use our enormous
powers to trim the balance of the
ii'orld."-——'.[‘he President's Inaugural
Address.
Judge's L'Invlsc Remark.
(Birmingham Ago-Herald.)
Judge .T. Harry Tiernan in New
York sentence-d a. negro to a term in
Sing Sing with this remark from the
bench: “it this had happened in
your home state of Virginia you
burned at ‘thc
would have been
staltc.” '
His reflections (upon the state of
Virginia. “as in no wise merited. be-
cause Yfrginia. has an exceptionally
clean record in the matter of mob
violence.
Bar association members feel that
a. great. impropriety has been com-
mitted by even the remotest sugges-
tion from the bench of sympathy
with the methods of. the mob.
Importers’ Talk Rebuked.
(Boston Transcript)
general tariff revision less than
“Mame, Our Native. State.”
the Fordney bill and with no change
in party control in either branch of
Congress would go far to discredit
tho theory upon which the Tariff
Commission was established and
would, moreover, constitute a. reflec-
tion upon the existing Republican
law which the party could ill af-
Iord. , ’
A
—A111~e111sg in the Sentinel.
, would be better fr
'onc of
’10 take this co
_: to an invcsnncnt ..1.;-u for adv-:2.
to \\'ashington without the torinal- .
, joined to form the Eastern contin-
. weal" g ; gelatinous
no
"the manic: is likely to
There is no a:
argumsnt
to put. it cozzszrxatl‘
know we could all s
get. rich without. 11.x
dcsirablc condition
be actictcd 1:1
Could 1131 1121‘
two
to speculate.
doing 110‘»- all}:
('uritles outright. 0
ma. not prise and z
111 sonic sound
own take the rxrpozislbzlzty .v:
hcr that 12.1: 1.: :1;
Pi.
v hos. 11;-15
1':
iii -
-.:'.'l.'.
Men
to study
hols conunuu
when thuy try :-
aehicc and
Icznpt it.
Woman untrained
zlxe
ill
“1:11.": to attempt to match
‘against those of the trafi ~ .
or bonds. Disaster is 2' follow.
If l‘ou are going to 5pc 111.1 1» 3'5”,
y; , .
must. do it at your own
can
once of succcss.
ursc
..
get but Izevcr 1v: 3
Titus-.1 \
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Till: sargaxo Sea
The facts about. the 5:11-33:
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SOUTH N 011111
TRUST 111.1111
Service
F"
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THIS BANKis
i . FIRST
K.
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z~ r-
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15 iii;
of all a
then it ...;
Bank, a court 9.7.1:
and last: but 21::
prompt Ban}.
Your time is
when you COllii' . .
want to l
among our cu:
RVV‘3'1.~Z
£11..
The” Peopl
Trust Co.-
. . :f First Bani-1“ L’nder
should no»: come'
3 the Bridge
011 Washington Sire:
., s. ._-
. , t-' . “L South No. “-11.11
are more \vonucrfm than t. 1.111.? .
writes lioy Vial-lo Bluzcr. Curator
of the Department of Marine» Life.
American Museum of Natural His-
tory. in an al'liclc omitted “What is
the Sargasso 512.1?" :. .l‘izu Mentor
Magazine. '
Several miilion year
in; to geologists. \1 hen
South «numeric-a. \1 orc-
nected .and. Europe.
pclago. a great oceanic current
swept around the World in the
neighborhood of tho (quatru'. This
girdle-like stream. Was due to the
westerly blowing trade Winds caused
by the rotation 01." the earth. In the
course of time the Isthmus of Pan-
ama rose from the SL0. bottom, unit-
ing the two Americas, while the
various parts of the Old “'Oi‘ld
l
Nil-Ill: and‘
not )LL con-
vas an archi-
ent as we sco it today. The great.
equatorial current, thus blocked in
its Western sweep through the - :-
lantlc, split on the coast of South
America into two streams, one mov-
ing south and the other north. The
north equatorial current. swept had;
eastward toward the coast of Airi-
ca. formed a great loop which com-
pleted the circle by again joining
the westerly equatorial current.
The branchlets of the graceful
sargassum weed shelter hosts of
swimming. floating. clinging crea-
tures of strange shape and habits.
Shrimp. crabs. mollucks, sea. spiders
with spiny outgrowth: and colored
to imitate the weed, hide among its
leaflets. If a. branch of the weed is
allowed to expand in a large jar of
sea. water. its grace and beauty he-
come apparent. At first right it:
appears empty or all animal life. but
it it is shaken ,in the words of
Agassiz. "hundreds of many-colored
denizens are soon rushing about. in
all directions. eager to return to the?
particular spot. {best adapted to
conceal them: and in a few minutes
only the practiced on; of the not-
uralist can detect; their presence."
There is a remarkable nest-build-
ing fish. the itmarble angler” of
brown and yellow coloration. blend-
lug exactly with the gulfweed, and
strings
ago. ntfccl'tl-l
clusters into the
1 its spiny hand-21.
1 tains thousands cf 15:-
The Vi cod. is
of all sorts that 1:
larger fish swlmnzji.
to feast upon it: .1
inhabitants of the .
thus devoured over“
their bodies c0211
into the deep ‘1"-
the strangest. etc
in eternal dar '1
tathoms below t -
fish with enormous '
surdly short
months armed
teeth and eugcff
within reach. 011‘
ecbshaped with \..-
Dhorcsccnt lights up
their bodies that
Sli‘gian darkness in ’
These creatures 1.12.1.1
each other. Some
rod projecting our 1:
fishing pole. with a 1'3-
torch at the end.
Far from t-etzzg
dread pictured b? t1.
rlner. the Sargasso lit: 1
naturalist. a paradise 1.; :1
fascinating rewards.
____________,,.
Politicians Aid to". ""
"I hear you‘ve been '1‘:C‘:\2‘1
what's the matter."
Politician (excitedli'lf ‘
right down in the icy”-
Thcre's people down 1‘? ‘
they blame ploase."-Jr.-
Ya Journal.
1
t .
(":11 '
In our efforts to extol: r. .
we too often contuso hell-- if"
in: exercise with fear: cf '
endurance that are more
trimental.
—_————-"‘
If you Wish to £11211".
V’.
, of egg
stop sleeping.
Norwalk Chronicler