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#9:, Telephone: Norwaik 93-93.
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EVENING SENTINEL . .
NORWALK
20 YEARS AGO
As Revealed By the Filed at
The Evening Sentinel.
fourteen 82 nuns GOLDEN
af‘iihlished daily except Sunday by
. ..The Sentinel Publishing Company.
The following items'lappeared in
the issue or the Evening Sentinel or
April 32. 1905:
"A are occurred yesterday during .
the severe thunder storm. at the re~
sidence of Captain William 1. Stev-
ens. Rownyton avenue.
siderable damage."
“Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
of Railroad avenue,
gone to Linoleumville. L. 1.. to spend '
Sunday with Mr. Braisted's father."
"Archie‘iiierriam 01 Lowe street.
spent yesterday in Bridgeport, and
Edward Merriam. Jr.. was in Wil-
..-,LSSOCIATED PRESS MEMBER
The Associated Press is exclusive-
' 'iy entitled to the use to! publication
. of all news dispatches credited to it
:‘or not otherwise in this newspaper
and also any local now. published
nerein. All rights of publication of
special dispatches herein are also re-
It did com
Braisted and
have
The Volunteers ‘
for money in the station.
betterment of the department.
The Putnam lioee company has
pledged loyalty to Chief Bogardus
and Chief liogurdus will. no doubt
let by-gonts ho byvgmlcs and re-
sume friendly I‘LlLIIlUHS “llll the
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have on many 00.
town illfellllg’fl.
So more is a big measure of
praise coming to our volunteer fire-
men but lint: too on'e something to
the city. They should respect the
rules. They should take the orders
of the chic! and it the. think his
orders are a little too drastic re-.
- gardln; their social affairs surely
thEir comn’nttec can confer with
; him and keep peace in the fire
' :amiiy. But they shouldn't "knock."
and what's more they should’rlt let
any one also “knock' the {ire de-
parim ent.
“’9 hope avtrl'ytllll‘ig will be
eerene now and that the volunteers
:«~—~~vill continue the old spirit of fight-
ing fires and that they will also
. have a good time as a social organ-
ization as they should.
W'e think Chief llogardus. Fire
oommitteemun l‘rlgscil for the city
and Paul Conn-3'" for the Putnam
HOSe have beer. it
they have obtained in this matter.
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Tourist Gold
’ automobile touring of unprecedented
proportions this summer.
... A7bliiion dollars. it is stated, will
be divided between Florida and Cali-
fornia. with the park regions of the
west and New England also bidding
{or a. large share. A 2.3 per cent in-
- crease in the number of long dis-
tance tours is forecast.
With New England to be United
with its heaviest stream of tourist
travel, w'hat provision, it any. has
this section of Connecticut made to
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permit them to absorb at their leis—
ure the charm of our shore and
countryside?
Have we provided any camping
grounds for them. or any large pub-
miic beaches Wltclc they can spread
"T out and enjoy lllO natural adv-.m-
lages of the Sound." ,
,_ \‘S’e should tail-:0 the valuable ics-
' son and proiit by what is being done
' tor the Vacationing motorist and his
tamiiy by many 01‘ the southern. mid
,..Eand tar Welel‘n communities.
{ ...». A. public outlining ground for vis-
iting- autoists would be a profitable
'«ihVESlDlEllL tor Connecticut.
Plenty of Company.
From E. \V. Howc's Monthly.
7, ,When 1 am at home, in a. small,
'dull town. we say a. big circus brings
out many queer-looking people.
There are many queer-looking peo-
ple at a busy winter resort. Every
day is circus day in Miamii: I am
myself homely, but «lo not mind it
so much in Miami.
A go-getter: . A customer in a
cafeteria.-—Detr_oit News. '
,France seems to heed not the
rumble of a distant gum—Wall
éweet Journal.
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No War is over until allies again
‘39,; may toward one another.—
Rend 'Tx‘ilzilne. ‘
pi the Cynic prefers 3. met.-
‘ because it contains more
via despises—Pittsburgh Sun.
is much. like other.
pt that he is madder
."Harry Cahill. of Norwalk. sus-
tained a painful injury while play-
ing baseball Thursday.
one of his fingers was nearly ripped
The vvound was dressed by 3.
Those who are working $0: the The null 0‘
best interests of Norwalk. and who
'3 not. will be pleased with the out-
come '0: the dispute between the
Fire department and the Putnam
Hose company, eight of whose
members were charged with gamb-
.'ing in the Central tirc elation after
Councilman lv-‘rizzcli had issued
drastic orders against curd playing
"Ralph Bennett. 0! the Philade-
lphia Dental College. is spending a
few days at his home here."
Frank Plahl
have the popcorn and novelty pri-
vilege at liotou Point. the
She will move down next
again
cominz
It is better that the charges be
dropped and the whole trouble
whipped of: the slate. Sometimes
a discussion of such matters brings
refreshing re:ults but'what is most
needed in the fire department of
any city is liarinory, good will, and
a. willingness to get behind the chief
and the fire board and work for the
Winna-.
pauk. the well known saloon keep-
or. had a narrotv escape from death
shortly after one o’clock yesterday
exercising a. "
very spirited horse attached
two wheel exercising cart. when the
at
Ander-
The horse fell and
Mr. Andresou was thrown into the,
roadway and the cart
him. The horse started to kick and
had it not been {or the immediate
efforts of Albert Reynolds and 5211- l’//
tool
something. bolted and Mr.
son lost control.
of
who happened to be
mignt haul
No t-no “ill question. not even gone Gohler,
the. volunteers we believe. that a paid
tire departmesm is bc-s'. for :my city of
the size of Xuru‘ulli. Hut Norwalk is
not, just now, in a position to have
3. full paid department. Therefore
it be hooves the volunteers and the
paid men to work in harmony.
‘Iherc 1:. a place for both here. It
is an honor to belun: to the volume
teer fire fighting organization. it is
and has h-I‘en. a big help to the
city. There is always emergency
work to be done, on} these men
sious wakened
from :1 good night's sleep and tum-
bled out or bed to help check a fire
and save property. and probably
life. The roll of volunteers is a.
long one. It has contained the
names of the best men of the city.
And the fine work these men have
dorm has gone unsung down
through the wars. Many men
have lived in Nomi-31k for years and
have done nothing for lt—some not
even taxing the spirit to attend
been seriously injured."
"The hot cross
company Good inday
each year,
it is
probable that the usual large num-
ber will be distributed this year by
local bakeries."
“Ernest W'llson has taken it posi-
tion in the Adams
panyls ottice, in South Ker-walk.
"The frame for
house of the Rowayton Hose Com—
pany was raised yesterday. by Con-
tractor Nathan Finch.
and work is progressing rapidly."
“Quite a number of persons are
to avail themselves of the
today and are going fishing."
buns which ac-
aro as popular as ever and
Express Com-
hose
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or i ar an iIAPTLR LX 1X.
A shorter bath. and six hours of Eloise: My priceless 130$“? ’15,
At dusk the dark flowed like a tide.
it filled the lovely countryside
\i'ith heaving water .and it swept
But none awoke. And silently
The flood cbbed back till men could the Shoulders $0 he could kiss «r
Fresh beauty in the woollen lands.
And hills that shone iii-:0 streaming
on. death shall be like this. a night
From which men wake to sec meJJandg
-—-Frank Davey in the Lon-
don Mercury.
Civilization in Georgia.
Mary Harris Armour.
dent of Georgia State W. C. T.
U., in n Recent Address.)
The Volstead act is a part of God's 3115mm“ attention to inc!"
preéi' I don’t think your conduct was ex.
Prayer 153 greater force than ulcc- laugh in nu; cyflL n1 couldn't'
\Vhen the Bible speaks favorably were in th .
of wine it means unfermented wine. magic Charemgrlp‘h c! M" Lupha
When it speaks unfavorably of nine brutez“ ' ‘ '
it means fermented wine.
Don’t Want Window-Candidate.
(\Vaterbury American.)
fifty or the prominent
Reading. Mass. have held
and expressed themselves as thinkina mised."
that the district needs an experi- "Oh. if you must 30-"
enced man. and proposed tin ei'ore “Now. dear—-" ‘ '
the nomination o! tormer State Sen- She pulled his head. “i know i'm
ator Grimes to succeed Congressman a little cat, Michael: But I, warned
‘lse in the results
adios of away from him.
meeting ”But Aunt Mary has already pro-
Communitics n'::.-. 'llc playgrounds
of the nation and along popular
motor trails uni reap a $2,500,000.-
000 crop of tourist gold this year. it
is estimated by the American Auto.
mobile Association, which predicts
Gob Humor.
(From the Tennessee Tar and Other son to be jealous!" He laughed
Service Publications.)
Bye, baby hunting.
Papa's gone a hunting .
To find a bottle of Gordon sin
To try to drown his troubles in.
THE “HEATHER.
Southern New England:
in; cloudiness Wednesday, probably
. slightly warmer in interior \Vcdues-
entertain these traye'lng guests and'
Eastern New York: Cloudy Wetl-
nesday and Thursday:
lowers Thursday and in west por-
tion Wednesday: warmer in inter-
Northern New England:
ins cloudiness \Vcdnesdai’. probably
followed by showers'Thursday; war-
mer in north portion Wednesday.
The temperature was
lower Tuesday in the south andrtize
fur southwest, the most decided tall
occurring in Arizona. where the tem-
perature is now tram 30 to 40 de-
grees below normal.
North at Sandy H008:
Moderate variable becomin. moder—
ate to trash southwest and south and
weather fair Wednesday.
, _ munitions.
Observation taken at 8 p. In. 75th
meridian at New Haven Weather
Atlantic City ..
Block Island ..
Butfeie ........
Cincinnati . . .
Chicago .......,
Hatteras . . . . .
Jacksonville . . . .
Kansas City . . . .
Memphis .....r
Nantucket . . . ‘
New Haven . . . .
New Orleans . . .
New York .....
Nortolk
Mahmud. Ni. . .
Pittsburgh '-. .
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holiday sleep. end Michael was in good be“ e m ,
liulnor again. Confidence shone in .' fl” Bright Future for Mexico Seen by
his countenance when he approach- —-'
ed Liinh where she was having tea They saw Aunt Mary coming to-
nnd toast under a cluster of palms ward then}. She was not her usual
llitiiinlladed Aunt Mary‘s rear lawn. self. She had been having a bad 05 ”‘9 Mexican embassy. ”1°" the
. ‘ . . . .. ow’s my sweclheni‘blhls morn» hour surveying herself in her m3..- economic history of Mexico. draws l.
About the window! “be” men J‘Dh mg?" he cried. emphasizing the tor-end counting the wrinkles.-
"morning," and grabbing her by
The coldness in her eyes remained
utter he had released her lips.
"1 on aren't mad at me still. are
silence. taking one or her unwilling
Iier thoughts more orderly after
a half-hour o! bitter reflection
alone, Lilab responded; "ForgiVe
me. dear! It was mean of me to
say the things i did last night: but
actly becoming to a man on his
honeymoon. . . .k’ou didn't pay the
"fluid on! Hold on!" he cried, a
-l:vc-ry time i looked at you you
the handsome
‘ His tone caused her to smile, but
go frown survived.
i “Let's not go to Mr. Luph‘s (or
the woek~end," she said. locking
you i was a jeelous woman."
"And i am a jealous man! But
i don‘t think YOU have much reu-
deeply. "i don't think all my bold
efforts caused this Marshall wom-
un’s heart to flutter once."
“This Marshall woman! All you
called her last night was Eloise.
The Best of Advice
The mgms’or me Governed.
The one hundred‘andrflftieth 13n—
niversary of the beginning 01' the
American Revolution. and the prep
sent state or things in Russia, joint-
ly call_to mind some observations at
Ldmund Burke upon government.
Bu he. uouraa'eons defender ot the
rig its ot’ the American colonies in
the English parliament, defined
government as a eontrivance of hu-
man wisdom to provide {or human
\VANTS. , ’
Men have .2. natural right that
these wants should be provided for
by this wisdom, he believed. '
Among wants he reckoned the
want, out of civil society. of 3' cut.
iiclent restraint upon their passions.
“Society requires not only that
the passions of individuals should
be subjected, but even in the mass
and body. as well as in the indlvm-
unis, the inclinations 0: men should
frequently be controlled and their
passions brought into subjection.
“This can only be. done by a pews.
or out of themselves; and not. in
the exercise of its function. subject
to that will ‘end to those'pns‘ai'ens
which it is its office to bridle and
subdue.
“In this sense the restraints on
men. as well as their liberties, are
to be reckoned among their rights."
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But. Burke knew, as the liberties
and restrictions vary with times and
circumstances. end sdgnitot infinite
modifications. they cannot be set.
t‘led by any abstract rule.
However. it is clear that the mo.‘
meat you abate anything from tho
fir
My dear Eloise! iiiy‘ precious:é
TIMELY . VIEWS.
WORLD. TOPICS *
superb Eloisei" There was are in
'Why, 1 never called her that. I.
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you 1’" he asked after a moment of “Are you two children still qua-r- ”1W
rcllnz? My my!” products.
Senor Suastegui sketches the de-
dressed m himself from the pile. velopmont of Mexico along economic
Lilah smiled up at her aunt: "Did lines trom the time the Spaniards
you sleep well last night?" conquered
Aunt Mary rubbed her right down to the with of President Por-
knee. "i guess i'm getting old_ firo Dial. he give: that iron handed
children. though i hate to think so: mien- tull credit for real develop.
i feel like a 1908 auto now." She mam along highly important lines.
"However." he continues. "there
“By George!" was a cancer spot in his system that
Michael“: exclamation caused him slowly ate up the complete struc-
to get the attention or both women. “11’9-
"it's a letter from Thurber. our malice and consideration for the
lawyer and executor of mother's "1115893. and an “W310” inflection
eetate.’ 'he explained. "He reminds ‘01” the land barons and n tew ii-
me or something i had completely “anlersn
"This condition brought about‘tlie
bswi me out. Lilali. ‘I never did 0”“ War: which‘ occurred during
tell you that mother ieit a locked the I”: 1‘ 3’93“. It can "M“! be
chest to be delivered to her (laugh.- seen that ElOWlY. Daintuliy Hence
ter-in-lsw; on ‘her wedding day. has been 60MB: “I problems. and
Thurber has the » chest. He says that out o! the inciting pots or the
that he himself forgot about it un- revolutions l1” DU"
m the other day." . of liberty has been
"Why, Michael!" wan gasped. indemndcnce:
"What do you sup‘poso is in it?" 0‘ the ”"810“ vrobiem. next 0
Both women asked the question ”be?“ COMUUJUO
simultaneously. ' abolition 0’ privil
"1 don't know. it can't be jewels. 97°55‘05”
Michael extracted a letter rid-
sat down with adori-
torgotten. Andi suppose you'll
because all of them are accounted
for... I‘m going «to turn them over
to you when we get bucl; home."
Michael said.
"Let's have the chest sent out
here!" Liiah exclaimed.
EQUAL THINGS.
has live hundred pounds to his lar-
in civil society." .
009.0! the fundamentals of civil
his own governor. He inciusively.
or nature.
gives up his rich; 0! deters}! e
whet it it‘ll: points most M311“
liberty. he mskes surrender‘f'in
trust 0! the whole 0: it.‘ .
himself. and“!!! an
positivpa' II; I
full rights ‘0: momma tysovwlf L
Commercial Attache.
commercial attache
parallel betwwn the United States
"Remember. Michael. we aren't and the southern republic. predicts
some to Mr. Lul‘lh's tor the wceh- Widespread development and pros-
end-u parity below the Rio Grando and
Aunt Mary deposited ne‘ygpupcrs urges closer cooperation between the
and Several letters on the tea-table. two “UM?!“ in the “°h‘"3° 0‘
materials and manufactured
It was a complete absence of
‘ and any given dividend rate. It. tor
and bright gold
obtained. First.
then the settlement
3 and finally the
989 and class op.
,o’s Who
JOHN c. Mcunszus,
was natural
trespasflpg on others. 116 has .’ Coolidge should 86!
right to do for himself; and he has ”1° commission to a
a right to a. tell- portion or all 8"“13 Pmmem @110
which society. and its combinations chairman 01' u 130““ committee on
or skill and t‘orce. can do in his military strait-s was i
favor. In this partnership all men file Icaislatlon affect
have equal rights: but N01" TO Sect. .
, The man is John 0.
As Burke explained it. “He that Republic“! eoweuman
1108 live shillings in the partnership mots. He heads a. board or
has as good a right to it as he that members. _
The commission is to report
"the most practical
ode o! utilising to
the Niificle
(To be continued.) ‘ I ‘
. ~ It that President
ect as hood or
"My the Muscle
man who.
in: the Pro.
expectations of the suture. A very
high return indicatesdoubt as to he
permanence. and Conversely it very
low return indicates hopes ot a. divi-
dend increase. Stability of what
price shows conviction that the divie
dend rate is to remain unchanged in.
definitely.
scr proportion. but he has not a “19 ”flaw“! on
right to an equal dividend in the method or met-h
product of the joint stock: and as ”‘9 best
0 the share of power. authority and Shoals facilities."
direction which each individual the “9°“ will b“ aummltted in the
built to have in the management of fall in “m6 *0 "NH. “1° president
the state. that i must deny to be to incorporate itssuuemons
emengst the original rights Gt m“ annual me‘ssage. 1
Dirt! on Coniniission.
other members atthe eewmisk
society “Hang; 5,0 mg“ should be sion are former Senator Rethink)
:udn in-liis own cause By this 13. Dian of South Certiline. a Demo-
each person has at “once divested amt: Pref. Kerry
himself ot’ the are: right or uncbv- university: W1
chanted man, that is. to judge for electrical engineer 0: New tori:
himself. and to .assert his new City. 0326 311030.“ .
cause. “as abdicates all right to be American, Form _B
McKenzie. who
bio. and none is to be depended upon
without careful examination 91 the
particular commit in Question sad
0: the outlook (or the indu ry. it
represents. y The reader will con lude
that this is a. difficult and compuv
cued study. and he will conclude
correctly. Only the wellginfomed
or the well-advised should dentun
the t«000130031: at stocks as invest-
men s. - . ‘
A. Curtis at Yale
liiain McClellan.
if" Bower er the
til-can Federation,
. , retired item cone
in a great .measure. abandons the fires; on 31311511 5 otter (1001132183: to
right or eeltfdefense,’ the first "law seek ire-election. supported '
, : 30v rheum- Muscle
W b: the hem
Henri! Ford ,0
Men cannot enjoy the rights '0! 8130.818 bill W
on uncivil .and a civil state togeth- When the Ford otterwiig‘withdnwn
er. That he may obtain gunmen. he joined whhussteoonrrrm in
trams: 0' mu 0m ' on the Under?
a: 01mm by
ileii'allty at has" neighbor.» 9-4 de-
rivable sign 0: the that: in the we;
agfizggllg 1:350:80 humiliation
0| I . _msmr to i
‘ wood private lei
to him. .Thsthemy secure some incarnate» ~
.8015!!er , .
20min. «Io diaries! 0000!: .- =31!
in: obituary 0,:-
,o " x . 7,,
lsTOnlght 5, Events.
liRielto—z‘iEnticement."
assent-Th9 Tornado."
Palace—“Butterfly." '
3103 Benefit para parts.
J53. Sherwood. ,
St. Agnes Guild qt Christ church.
Knight'St. A. M. E. church.
etion contest.
Berkeley Chapter card party.
at Center Junior 11. 8.
m
COMING EVEXTS
quot.
193d F. A.. C. N. .
Roger Ludlow school
ponies.
dcr auspices o: Kiwanis.
mory.
and international Triad
sale «it Glendeninz‘l Drug store.
ment Ass'n. cake sale.
local ashes. .
School League at Norwaik Library.
Circus.
st South Norwalk iii E. church.
April 21—1). A. R. card party.
Festival at Nam-elk schools.
.éampaisn dinner.
ore: and dance. ,
walk girl Scout" will come out.
May 2.—-County Plumbers All:
card party. _
May 6.—-World Wide Guild enter-
tninment.
Conference ‘on.mittee meeting.
Norn'alk Senior High school.
and mock marriage.
Everyman’s‘
Investinents
Mozart Society for Musical Exten.
Womm‘sr’neiiet Corp" 0. A. B.
odious visitation at home 0: Mrs. B.
”urn. Tubbs' Telegram" given by
E. Willis Bradley. colored tenor.’
at Nor. M. E. church (or benefit at
' Walk 11. S. oratoricsl elimin-
‘Mr. Raymond addresses Kiwanis
Civic Center meeting at City Ban.
April Zia-Donal” rally and ban.
'Aprii 23,—Driii 26 Combat Train.
- April 23.--Fornut Opening of
aprii =3.——Turkey Supper of Old
Well and Mayflower Volunteer cow
April 23.-w"Broke” at Regent un-
Aprll 24.—-DeMolay‘dance at A:-
‘ April 24.—Reciial by Prince Pen.
sci Riga. famous Gypsy violinist.
April 24.—Scwing Circle at Le-
dics' Aid of Nor. 1!. E. church food
April Zi.——:iiinistering Circle To:
and Sale at Norwalk Cong. church.
April 24.—Enst Nor-wall: improve-
.Aprii iii—Charles \Vorthy or
Pittsburgh. speaker at meeting 02‘
April 25.‘-—.\ieeting or Home and in: a dog 11.3qu moummuy, de-l
“Pm =5-~F1°”“ “"3 party. 30’ ailment. He found the dog sittingi
way-ton library benefit in Rownymn- calmly upon his haunches but etili‘
Aprli 25-May :1.-——Elks' indoor emitting agonized 3.5493,
, April :s.—-It‘enwlck Nowell concert the yummy. owner. i
April 29, 30 and May 1'.—:iduslc "But laziness won't make a dog
April 30.~Dehioisy membership "Yes. but that do: is sitting on a3
May 1.-—Repubiican Women's ub-
liiay i.—First issue of the “Not-
May 6.——Giri Scout State Group
any 3.—" ethics But the Truth."
given at Regent by senior class at
May Ji.—Pride or [Incas dance
. Common Stock , _
By GEORGE '1. HUGHES
(Copyrizlit. i925.)
Nest to the matter of price. which
was discussed in the preceding arti~
cie. the prospective investor in com-
mon stocks has to consider the re.
turn on his money. it is very easy
'to calculate the yield which a cer-
tail) stock returns at any Riven price
instance. the dividend rate is 67 a
share annually and the stock sells
for 115. the yield. is 6 per cent.
Now what the investor wants to
know is whether 6 per cent. is In
adequate return under prevailing
conditions in industry and in finance.
The is net so easy. Sonic light will
be thrown upon the problem by
comparing this 6 per cent. return
with that afforded by grade bonds at
that particular time. Under some
conditions 0 per cent. maybe very
liberal. and under others it may be
niggardly. The greater the spread
between the yield of the bond. and
that o: the stocks. the more attrac-
tive the return on the stocks.
The general level of money rates
is another important consideration.
if tunds can be borrowed cheaply. 6
per cent. on one's stock holdings may
be very attractive .but it money is
clear. and the banks charge a. high
rate for accommodation. 6 per cent.
may be unattractive. Then. again.
the still more important matter or
the permanency o: the prowling
dividend rate is still to be inquired
into. Stocks sell in the open mar-
ket, not alone or even principcliy on
their present dividend rate. but on
None at these indications is inraiil.
At An Epstein-7 binge; stable.
. inaccurate.)
Old. ”sacrum (Quartet 0! M!
Ilene Do you some!"
. resentmenéei‘aifl. "You've ‘
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"A BANK - -
is in a position to know many lllllzgg
about many things.
we gladly pass on to patrons. This
service may be of value to you,
CENTRAL ’ F AIRFIELD
TRUST CO.
N ORWALK, CONN.
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ATA’OUR szn ‘,
Not every
what it man
sun;- to tr; he
{3}; to yo“
Ways.
The City National
South Narrv'allt
in
A kind-hearted gentleman. heard
v
cided to investigate the animal"s;
"What ails your dog?" he asked}
"le he's just lazy." returned thei
owner unconcernedly .4
bowl." 2
sandburr." !
' There was only one witness of
,the accident. on illiterate Elev
train the coal mines. who could urn.
derstnnd no English. With him the
coroner began to struggle.
“Can you speak German?" he
asked. The man. puzzled, shook
his head. ,
,"Cun you speak itaiian?" con-
tinued the official. ‘ Again the man
shook his head.
_“Can you speak “unselfish?"
The same response. .
"Can you speak Russian?" tinsLi
ly asked the coroner. Again the
man shook his head.
"its no use gentlemen." said may
coroner. turning to the jury "\Ve
can't proceed with the case l've
spoken to' this man in five different
languages and can't make him un-
derstand me."
Poems Thai Live
CANADIAN BOAT-SONG.
Faintly as toils the evening chime
Our voices keep the tune and-our
oars keep time.
Soon as the woods on shore look
dint. ‘
\Ve'li sing at St. Anne's our partin:
. hymn. .
Row. brothers. row. the stream runs.
fut. . l
The rapids are near and the day-J
' light's past!
Why should we yet our sail unturifii
There is not a breath the blue wave
to curl:
But. when the wind blows or! the
shore.
Oh! sweetly we'll rest our weary oar.
Blow. breezes. blow. the stream runs
fast.
The rapids are near and the day'-
light's past.
Utau'a's tide! this trembling moonl
Shall see us float over thy surges
soon.
Saint 0! this green isle! hear our.
prasers.
0h. grant us cool heavens and taver-
ing airs.
Blow. breezes. bioin the streatli runs
fast.
The rapids are near and the day-
light's past!
-Tlionias hioore.
We mmuuon
(From the Newport News, \‘a. Times
aeraid.) -
Arrests in. the United States have
increased nearly titty per cent. since
prohibition become etfective. This
isan adminssion or the Anti-saloon,
League. which recently conducted "a.
survey in one hundred representa—
tive American cities located tn thir-
tyvono States and ranging in popu-
lation from 5.000 to 55.000.000 peo-
ple. ,
meets tor all. causes in 133.7 to,
talcd» 1.050.000. In 1918Cthere was
3
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tor all causes totaled {bout 950.000;
is 193;. 1.100.000; in 19:34.50,
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