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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 23, 1925 · page 6

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By JAMES GOLDEN n 1870
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A Thought

'4‘01' 1 “as an ltuugclttl and so
glue mo. Int-m; l was thirst) and yo
I are hit: drink: 1 was a stranger and
:6 took me ill: uukcd and ye cloth-
(I inc; l was sick and _w visits!
to; I was in prison and ,w t-niuc
auto inc—Mutt. 25; lit-zit}.
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1 Life is With up. not ill gII'at >ac-
giflccs or dutics but of little things.
a in which smiles and kindllcssIs and
small obligations. gitI‘n habitually.
’nre what. win and pros-um the
heart. and sccurc CIunfort.——Slr
Humphrey Davy. '

 

L'lll‘l'lt'a‘
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No one in Namath wins unpopu-
larlty more quickly than thI‘: critic.

We are proud of our city with
good reason, and we don‘t like to
hear anyone cry out about its de-
fects.

Our critics always over emphasize
those dctccts. . Nothing is quite as
bad as they paint it.

But tl‘Ity‘rc usrl'ul and
to tolerate Up In. For
pl‘Ogrcss unless m- rcctify our fault.

“And if tha- critics weren‘t so noisy
too complacent and

ought
can't

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we might yet
solo-satisfied.

And complacI ncy is the worst of
all faults.

 

“HAT “ill Ll) Tlf’l‘ SAY 1'

King Tut is out in the open again.
and. though the wonders of modern

science, doctors will learn just what
of this youthful

caused tho Ilcuih
i“ monarch ECl'iit" 3(qu ytars ago. It Is
even hinted that a murder, buried
will conic out

 

for (it) long centuries.
at last
Suppose
King Tut were to sit up in his gol-
den coffin and return to life. Think
of the things that have happened
since he went into the quiet of his
dark tomb with the massed thous-
ands standing on thr- desert sands
libout the entrance.
'1 The empire that he ruled is gone,
a thing of interest only to antiquar'
tans. Bats flit by the ruined columns
of the temples and palaces that, in

Just tor rmusrrmenz. that

his day. rcprescnted the greatest
cities on earth.

Kingdoms have risen and fttiicn
hy the score since then. Greece
flowered and declined: l’tomc
brought the norm under its sway
s'nd then- fell bctorc the barbarian

throngs from the German forests;
the scheme of religion that King
Tut leaned on has gone the way of
all flesh, chin: way lo’gcntler.
more enlightened faiths; the seat of
tile world's power has shifted from
the Nile to two rivers that were
Iinhcard of in his day-ville. 'l‘humes
ind the Potomac.

: \Yhen Tut was nliw. 1..
@rlngless chariott drawn by oxen ol'
horses represented the last “ ord in

wreaking.

luxury. Vow the meanest citizen
can ride in commanccs that would
$61“ milatulous to the old l‘nvp-

 

flan.

: To him the stars were lights plac-
¢1:d in the sk as warnings to the
lions of men or what the rates might
lime in store. Now we know that
{new are gimme: from distant “ones
so far renicned that rays of light

hich left them before Tut was
30m have not reached us yet.
3 It is a fascinating subject, this re~

outing of all thr- wonders that
hate come to pass since King Tut
went to his long rest. But it is men
there fascina. ing to iool. into the fu-
the and wonder what we would see
(it! we could return in rarih .1000

years from now.
Perhaps we would see an

 

even
greater change than King Tut wuuin
‘flnd if he opened his eyes today.

. First.
conquered: machines so mighty :m
simple that three or four hour
work a day would be the maximum
or all mankind; pourty uholislu-l.

 

 
 

'L'rhne unknown:

decent. clean. comfortable homes:
the sky darkened with It myriad nir-

plttnI-s. carrying man from sea to
sea in half II day's time—these
things may well he realities lll

lunch less than 3000 yours.

And then, in things of the spirit.
Perhaps we would find ignorancI‘
and prejudice gone. and intolerance
and suspicion. Perhaps ull nmn
could understand beauty and truth.
instead of Just It (My. Perhaps the
world would be run by kindness
and nI1ighborlincss and lotc instead
of by hatred and forcc. Perhaps
0\‘€l‘_\' person on earth would be set-
ting all the richness and fullness out
of life that a few can get now.

Perhaps? it must lie No. it will hr:
so if we and those who come .‘tlif'l'
us do our part. The scientists will
work their miracles. never fear; it
is up to the rest of 11s to see to it
that man progresses in other things
as well.

IJN CUL‘ RAGI'N U.

Glue a thought to Miss tfilpnl Pad;
of Texas. When she was it she bc-
can to works ' lit-acre
port a iamllv of tin.-

farm to sup-
\"0\\ at 15. tin-

famlly is in «omfortnblc Irircunn
stances and'shc's working hI'r way
through college.

This. at least. is Ilqu‘rI-nt fro“.

the story of thc arc-mgr: collI'gc stu-

dent. it is lir-artoniug. encouraging
in read about.

So long,- us Ann-rim mu proIlucI
girls 01' Upt'll (.:'iitii"fi typo, ““11
nond'ut worry about our iutliwunl
future. It's safe.

 

“lllfTCll‘S” ‘ liOUl'S \\ I'JAUI‘ll.
When "Dutch“ Andorsun was kill.
cd by a detectiroout in Michigan.
it may appear to the uninitiated that
that endrrl insoiur
“Dutch" was concerned. l’rom the
standpoint of the federal srcrct
serrlcc. liowetct'. it was only a be-
ginning.
."Dutch"

mattcrs, as

came to his death, it will
he recalled, as a rcsult of all at-
tempt he made to “slime" a coun-
tcrt'cit bill. Moreover. he had a. his:
roll of bogus money on him. Where
did he got it'.‘ was the question the
secret service asked instantly. tin-
fortunatclyo~so the secret service:
agents look at it—“Dutch” is dead
and there‘s no use in trying to sweat
the information out of him. They're
going over his trail with a tine-tooth
comb in an effort to get it that way.

 

It is easier to collect a crowd than
to collect from a crowd.

RHINELANDEli’S
DARK BRIDE MAY
SUE HIS nu R

Rumors Are That She
Will Demand $200,-
000 for Alienation of
Husband’s Love

\YlllTl-J PLAINS. N. Y.. Not. :3.—
Out of the conflict and confusion of
the l‘ililnelanger casc today came the
revelation that an action for nlicnu-
tion of affcctious may follow the
pt'l‘lding annulment suit.

Mrs. Alice Jones liliinrlaudcr, the
quadroon 'hridc of Donald .liip
lhinelander. plans to institute the
litigation against ilt'l‘ father-in-law.
Philip Rhiuelandcr. wealthy realty
operator. The unwanted wife's
torilcys cxpoct to dInnand $200.“th
from the young I-lnbmau‘s
as the price of the lost affections.

So far" has tin: plan advanced that
in the testimony taken during the
two Weeks of the present. suit Mrs.
Rhinelandcr‘s lawyers hart: wurk-
ed on the foundation of tho qecond
action.

 

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After 11h ltlt‘nt'c.

incl-1' atom of I-IiIlcut-u or the
father‘s interference in the son's ro-
mancc has been squcczed front every
witness called to the stand. The
presence of Loch Jacobs, counsel
for the realty magnate. as attorney
of record for the 1nd has been oin-
phasizcd.

From young llllinclatidcl‘s own
lips the admission was drawn that
Ms father spent large sums of
money to wreck the romance as
soon as he lcarncd of it. Friends of
the Rhinelandor faintly continue to
maintain that, the head of the fam-
ily recently added a codicil to his
will disinheritlng the son.

Judge Samuel F. "w'minbuxne at-
torncy oi record for the young no-
man declared today. in repudiating
reports that $200. 000 would be set-
tlcd by Rhinclander on the wife to
clcar the entire entanglement?

"The absurdity of such reports is
spit-evident. No cash settlement is
possible now and never has bum]
since the case wont to trial.

".111 lawyers understand that any
attempt to settle such an action out
of court with money would he a
crime under the law."

 

 

Judge Swinburne uscd lliI'1 term
“settlement" as distinct from with-
drawn].

SPARE THIS S'I'l‘Ml'.

IL'ORYDOX. Ind.—-.\ shod now

protects the stump of the Hoosier

 

ilion by weather.
in material things. Dis‘i“ Itrce that Indiana's constitution was
‘-«.rawn up in 1816.

clm here to prevent its deteriora-
lt was under the

The tree died
hilt winter in spite of all vil‘orts of
ii'l‘ surgeons. The limbs and trunk
ml‘t’ made into souvenirs. Patriotic
:I.r:l«~tics hope to preserve the stump

slums replaced byIlor many years you.

 

 

 

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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.

 

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20 Years Ago

'llp tIIllImitu; ilIlns .Ippcnud lll
‘lhI‘1 iNaliii of lip: l.‘\IuIlI1; ."~'liilll|i trl
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Mar lingIlH. llI-' ink-t .iKtlli at
111.1 SIItIiII Nurtxull. 'i.llillll. is nlIlI
1.1 in around .lHIlill .IllI1 ill.‘ ll‘t"l:l l
illutlm.

A l'I'r-lcht I.II' lllllll'tl‘i t’nI trail”
I’rursday lli'.ill. :ll iii',‘ \Ylnua11auI.I

 

 

 

HOW» J TO KEEP WELL

By DR. HUGH s. CUMMING

Surat-on (amoral, lnltcd S

 

 

Appendicitis Demands All Operation

 

:i1I1II Hiiit‘i
'l lint iol ill

'l'lll'd't' .'Il'.- iuo lul'lm IIt
tls. acute and chi-nun,
which iipptnrs suddI 1111'. with anal
pain and SickllI‘M'. l.-- ilt'iiit. tjlu'oni.
appendicitis may I-Alltllui on r it long
period of liluc and L'tlllrisln of slight
attacks at illi'.‘.l‘\iii!~ but at scinc
time there “iii usually occur nn nt~
tack “'Olzs’t than any lit-lore and the
disease may tl‘1cn ini'COlnt: wry
riuus.

in the ln1:lnnlli,', 1:11It1 llIilt'itls-i may
not appear tls u serious liilli‘ris and
the patient may little one or nIOII'
light attacks at tho till-thou iitittl'U It
becomes serious. (In tin, otlzcr huipl

hP-i

mics Public Health ScrIlI-c
II:;I\1l.\'1.1111111111er pvtlldultt. liar
illood taking up the IlIsInsvt bur-

tolls and causing in a [I \\ .l..\s In p-
in pIritouitls or as It is .irIliuaillt
know n. Unl' form or blood poisoning.
in rarn t‘.‘tS<‘.- “it"‘l'c rnrly I’Ipvt'allou
has not born portal-mm .. sutgonu
may postpone opt-ration tllllli the 11:1-
licnl has rerouted.

“inn .1 [Itl'Mf‘ll is t.Il.-x. Ll sini-
IiI:lIl,\'. with pain in tho :IlIdolnI-u.
Mill or without nausea and mini!-
tug. the first thing to do is to call
your doctor. l‘hlny is dangerous.
i'ut the [Hillt'lll to bed.

Lark ol‘ llllul‘lllllliml III' the early
signs ul' apltuntilt'ltls ls l‘t'.~)u.‘tllsllllt
i'IIr IhI» dcluy in tiI"tIIl'lIIlllin_1t lilI,‘ dis-
use and iii!‘ I'IIIlscIIuInt tit‘ill) lu rc-

 

islil'filtiildt‘itlllilj.‘1ll'u\l. i.li.ii.' Scum
pcoplo suturing tinin lh- first :11»
t.lt|t ot llII Ills-us.- Iln uIt liillk'llit'i
that ii. in .tll_\iillll,: sci-Inn.» o. lin-
porluut. diil‘li‘llllllg. ilI, till-Slillui
disturbance to ti)~‘l't|l.‘l£‘. 'ulir.“ oi"
itlcorrcct Iii-I. MUM l'.lll'llih hm- {
SOilli‘ 1mm (\111 ill iill llliilit‘>i uni
tacks.

'l'itt‘ :It'ul. 1.111;“ i. .11I11I.I..~. :~IlI,lIlIllI'
ly. Sall‘lt-lllntu tizi' 1I1Ill- ill t.‘.l‘t‘l'i“

onccs this iltllil‘ attack .liil‘l' an or-

 

sit-MI"; and lilI, path 11' lu1tI,Ii1.II'.~ unu-
scdtcd and solu- lllliI's \tlllllio. 'I'lch
lever rim: to l-w or 1111 digrrcs and
tin- pulse ili‘t'illllts iliiii'iU IIIIl. t'u
Stiliiii lll‘t'erlll'L‘ I,\I-r lliI ion of
tilt: appendix, li‘il\i"i'ili'v“'u\' l1. lullll'i.
The muscles o1 tin. right Sliil' of tilt"
(liltiollltll bottouiu craniprd and slut,
SuluvliliwstlicrcisaI1llill. ‘l‘ll; llL'ilV
1-3 may in; drawn up.

lL'.‘lili
iilki lI.litiI'l'
.\tt11I.lt:Il-’
:I littlc‘

Chronic .Ippvlidlt-Iti:s l'x lilt‘
of I‘I:‘1lt:IlIIl :Iilllt‘ks
turms Ill .ll‘lit‘llliit'llis,
luck the uppt-udlx L‘iliilthS
in form. lIcconIing‘ tlllcktr. musing
the little canal running through ii
to broom-1 smallcr and snnillvr and
eventually shutting; it off tllill‘l'i}.

ttl‘

This :hutting oil or liit' I-nnal
Cttllscs liquids and loud in in: re-
tIIthni in tho appendix. ’l‘ln: liquids

and mod may decompose and cause
inflammation of the little pocket
that is t‘orlncd. l’us may form and
(listuitl the appendix. l'rIrqncutly 11
growth is formed which binds tin.-
uppcudix to the illlcstliles or other
portions ol‘ the body in its \it:lnit.“.

The symptoms of chronic. appendi-
citis appear in tho form of attacks
with frtc intI-rIuIs of health, or illl"
patient may lI:i\I- I-oustnul digI-stiw
disinrbanct-s. llc built-rs from in-
tI.stlual disroml‘orl. pain. and gru-
cral ill health. \\'I:1 n the nppcndlx'
is rrmorrd, lhI: symptoms disapprur
and the path iii Iapidly l‘!‘.~ll_"l‘1 113'
to SOOII iltailll. ‘

 

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'i‘ilr l-csl .Klll‘gitll till-i ::.I_‘<iit'.li1
opinion is unanimous.) .lLZlitd that.
all light“ Cflsl‘s of appendicitis!
should In oporuivd upon at once lot
the rImmal of tin otiIzndinzz organl
as soon as tho .lll.ili\ is llUiiL’t'Li
lractically all gout] surgeons agrth
that it is unsatc to await a second-I
attack. l'lu muttI r how mild tho Ilist:
may be. All good Stllgv‘ulls alm'
Itgrce that all chronic cases of this
discus.- should also ill'
on.

in tilt: mild cases ill. operation i.-'
not daugrxrous. particularly it op~
cratcd curly. but acute cases of ap-
pendicitis are practically all dansI-r-
otls after H hours duration and aflrl'
this time the course or the disease I.
rapid and tho dunner is grcntIr.
“'illioui oprrntion. in cases of acute
"PW'lldlritis. it is elicit fatal in :i'
frw days. ilvzlth mnv I'I’Fllil i'I'om'

(lpt‘l'fllt‘ii Ilp- i

lhchnrsm.1; of tho spoilt-u :Iltl't‘lllii‘nT
infect the

which Inn “hold llol'i.“

 

Ililt 1>:Ili~llt1.lslio\\ stuns II‘.

 

liming; t‘.II' p.itiI.ut or his condition.
'l‘lII- il't.llllll"lli of this disease is llUl
llIlll‘i}' an N malls in its curl) stagcs
.1.‘~ll 1:»1 attI'r n 1». Mini of \tnitlnq iUi'
Iuiprmr—
ll‘.» lit.

iitt\\' to 11.'I'\Ili' .11-1I-llIilt'illS'.'
lx'I-I-p tho lIoIl) ill pori‘vt't ilt'ililil as

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11:11:.“ 1.111%“; \liiinl-Iv"i-tii’rliiilmtiiiiiii 1"": ‘1‘ lit-Solid“ \\ alch I) our ”will. .
c>.l’n:~rnu.-.1. 7"""‘ "mill-"'- I‘illl l'iIh‘I' 11.1111" an in.
The lil'Ll symptom I: lulu. t..,._...1““”°” may Ut‘l'lll'. t.I‘l plcnly 01
times 0\t‘l illI; mun-- .li"i"lil' 1. 31111111: “0M “"51 l'i"1‘1‘.\‘ 1'1 >111 l1. 11mm of
“WW i“ it l"it‘iiilIli llIil'lltui lll iliciu‘iim'w' “Nii .‘U‘ll‘ itilII‘ tII l.‘tk.1
.l'isill pH“. 0f lilI IiittjtllnI ii. Sulm“ 1 (”HIV I‘i lispll. I
.iilncs lizlS pull: “II this around I“, Ii:I\I1uIl1.nrouch lili'tili'Hl t“\.‘tlllll1-I
llllc limit t‘l' litl\\ll llllIl ti... Hum i I" 'l"“ Hi l.- Isl t'llt‘t :I ,\I111r and ham I
illili). Tip; pm,” is i‘i'lllllln-iliu 'Il1!).““”r litlil v\lllll|ll' Il and clrnnrd 1.1'
is ottIt1iI nilstzlkvu lLI.‘t'I1il'. i'l drmm "I zv'i” 01.1“" MM". “5
1iunnllls. This kind of “:llt‘ilillinvss
1” “ ”W “”5““ ‘5 "'L'i‘mi" 1”""' will not only holp 11-11 to mold n11.-

[‘Ollliit'ilifi. it will lmlp you to avoid
lualn nth. 1- film saws as \\ r1ll.

 

.‘IUSDAY. .\U\.

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road) to take

it so. you an-

You are always
t'hziui't‘u

You run unum-ossnri risk.

And plnI'I' your lilo in dung-“r,

YIIu an‘ licadstrong in husint-ss

And will not ilr‘ijli .'lti\'il"‘.

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l‘.ut you will ill‘ lucky in your yon—I

turvs.
.‘llti will in" :1 Slit-Inst.
You intro :1 high M'llSI'
“’hlvh times you into nthvrs‘

411.

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fairs.
.\nrl you will i: lp 11cm in thl‘iri
ll‘OlliliI'S.
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PUBLII KNOWLEDGE ' .

[Cm ii nloulll W1 1"l'I':llll' L'I‘ldlw in our .1.- IIIriis
and the number oi our lit I....i1...-. I. ilit iI I..I1, It
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.Imly tho rvvcllI‘rs from the night lmum' II II“. $.01“! 11“..“ 1.1.11“, ‘
vials i‘l1lll:llll.. Their taxis mrccn ”I.
I.luun ”it $111.11.. A woman laughs" Thu 1'.1\1 .I1' .\lll\\1iui;I1cI n; I. lil'Sti eW
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Ilmys mqu- singiugdownthe strm‘t.. E “Rho HES‘TATES ! II "imil‘i‘ ““ii Nil".
' llui still goes on tho I'lm‘kcty-liaugi - "3N T DOiNG THE i . S . . .. ‘
I.-l:IIk-»t1~haug! of thI1 men \\ ho arc LATEST DANQE STEPN I 1b \0- ‘13”. hi- DONNELLY’S
moulding tho foot of :iuotlivrstvolI ._ _ I‘ . . .
21...... , 1 I South Nm' .alk s N .
i For “list? All around towcr othcr' ' PhOllC 206 0' orwalk Westport
'(i'ti 1:l.'1hts.l'7ach day an I‘Iidlcss -, 1
.man 0i qu and women .hoys and , .
:irls an‘ fI'Ii t otlicm.. They arc l i
sapprd of strength and oncrgy and [
‘Ilumpml hack into the strI-I-l at tho . Beac B th b
istrnkI'I of live or six. And tlII-n ilY‘l-‘i St , Q; on a r0 es
Eoihr'r day. another meal for liirI ordge ulorage
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Dunn I-IIInos. . The black pit lows the fines“ Storage faCliltles ill .00 $7.98
its aha-ions and tired mon put on the State for any amount of
coats and hats. takI up lunch pails' space you may require.
Eand lumber up to the street.. The'
iillusion ls gonI~.. llcrclutheplt are gurkwarghopse IS it 5 Story The N E R an C0
.uothlu: but grrat cranes. mortar no Wilding located at 5 ' ‘ y '
luwcs. tools. liit‘ sign (If :t contract- Hal/i131“! 8t? est equipped
.l111: company. hats of sand allIl‘ With the latest S rin i ‘I‘ ' . ' “
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{. It ot‘ thI- stool giants made. 1 8 y e 0W insur .
«11131133 \v DEAN. I — ance rate of 50C per hundred i
.__-_____-._.. . dollars on contents.
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halted “(mum at so norm an nrm- 0 N011 Mil-m Street, . Tel. Norwalk 294—1092-2 ! arm's: lll1iTlt0DYSl: n c s
Innon boa ting lime to n harlot organ i , I l ' ' ‘
in tho slrcct below. in her hand i - South'Norwalk I N- Y. Phone. Chelsea 8059. I
was a carpet heater and later a ‘ 203 W. 20th St ‘
i'uiou Jack. Shr- worn a lint crow ncd I Phone 747 ' R A D I ()
j with an assortment of medals. bolls. ! HERSHFIELD DIOTOR
land pnp‘1r flags. 1 housands stopped Coin .1119”: T‘r
.1“ watch the extraordinary sccnc. ! CODIPLETE HOUSE TRANSPORTATION ' ‘ L ms
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lir-n‘i worry about your M1: foot. I ‘ ‘ " I 08 .\‘n. Main St.
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