THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
lour~l‘lfths-8t‘i per cent. of all crimes
- " THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925.
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liten dt'Vl’thlllfl comtaniiy hllil'l lllc iii-TH. i'nitic \icre honest through and int-reliant» through rxorltilunl l’l‘iil'l'iiw' ll‘Hill a lwl.
,nwuis HEARS
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' i‘ill‘l] ono of ynii.lo liililit‘ an ‘iinuic- , _
World War. and shows no signs olltlnoiion. .\ generation ahead from RISkS Death are committed by youths under 25 rents and prices. Much of this Killlg.lilltiii'. prm‘llt‘iil effort to mid mime. (in. “M 1 'H \|' 1‘ “Um
diminution. What are ilii cauai‘s'.’ [now iii-opio- may be honest thru in- .. years of age. This is obviously be- lng technically "my be legal. but it 1...: each man tlrit'l‘iiiilit. in do IllH -. "m ‘l‘ , ‘\""" "“‘ “1”“ . it"i‘ing
First. is um \ipry “loft-“sf. m ”WW'HW‘M'“ TH" present KI-liei‘aiion— ’ . _ N - \ “mm the earnlns 03PM")! 0! young is inhuman and irriine-hremlmi; and'rall share." . ' “. -.' ii” \iii':‘ .a i will ill,
volume of "mum.“ _\nm.k_un busi- uniurzuuit iv tor its lioni'sly-ls to ‘» men of the impoverished and poteu- -——a gt‘llorfluon from no\\~-llltiy notl w v--—jf—~.-~nf—»—:-—<< “i‘Hlilriiil i a“... m. HIM- ”Y a.
nets. The estimated worth oi the "HWH'" m" m” “m'm‘l‘l‘ ”“Hy desperate class '5 “0‘ equal to even be legal technically. ”31'3”“ “Him?" illutuian Humid-ml i. iiiu Hiwiilli‘lil
United sun..a__nmv 33.. billion dol» (‘iiiiscs of trlmo \Vavc, ”W” “'“ul5- M031 0‘ ”"350 VOUHS‘ “Cilrlflng the crime wave is not; -. . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ -‘ V ‘ ll'llvr'tric Lain ,.1,.| Pu“. ,. .gmw‘m'
lars—hus almost doubled during ”n. “HM. mums tor the present liiithjzl‘thgb‘droffivfizrblflgrsfillggléclm. impossible. it is the public duty of! t.ltl-,li.,\ltll'.l.1i, .\.ll.‘iri., live. it. -- “as llisiaitllx 1...]..4 “Mpn‘llYV
last 18“ yell”. l" ltl'Ule‘ini: lliis crlrio \\'i‘l\'l‘ are (1) salaries too at least afew Yearsp l"
vast increase in wraith. corporations '
close to the starvation line; (2) envy
“'orld Influence.
Wcaauiaaaaummmuududisaster
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and gross annual business turn- and rcscnli‘ucnt by the poor. due to t. ,
(Continued from Page One.) overs have expanded greatly. (‘or- luxury and calculation of the rlcn; "103.2,?"ffgggwfawzgfpexgmfo (”:3 '
rcspondingly opportunities for theft iii) \\‘lll(‘l']l|‘(‘iltl (‘llsi‘cspt’CL for law danco hulls exchail, views will 0 0 6’3
"Th“, various estimates haveboen have multiplied and methods or pro» and property rights. due partly to another are resting: with “1:10:15
. ' tection against dishonesty have not the World War: ((4) desire iur '
collected from published stutrmenls
of Stock Exchange authorities, dis-
trict attorneys. credit and mercantile
moclations. the police and other
000.000. New York city spends eight
dollars annually per each inhabitant
in its anti-crime actn-xies.
“This vast annual fraud lass has
kept pace.
‘ Second. is the undoubted change
during the last generation in the
prollt in being guided by conscience.
etc.. are not what they used to be.
The world is going thru a stage o.
intellectual transition. A generation
coniiurlii. luxuries and dissipa.ions
lli‘\'illld earning capacities; (b) doe-
irlncs of anarchy. liolslievism and
It is not surprising that losses of
insurance and surety companies
from embezzlement. burglary. and
forgery are crowing greater every
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RechW-n 893 practical wisdom ofhonesty for use
“lamp! in their classrooms. .
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Coffee Pcrcolators -
Here's an attractive Wet-
tinghousc Percolator you
The Turnover Toaster has
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Bobbcd or not, the girl
with the curl is attractive.
Y’S
French porn-
che Grtuivcnud,
cliiiiist. snapped making an unusual-
ly short and consequently (hinges
ous drop of 85 feet in a Paris park.
war and am lrdceii. ten iiinvs \\’ll:ll
they were loll years ago.
"l‘ruhlhltioiz, aliiioutzh causing.
not in itself. (in important. factor in
just now. much incidental crime, is
the present gtncral great increase in
crime.
“A feature which you should un-
derstand regarding the alarming in-
crease of crime in this country dur-
' mg the lasi ten years is liiat the in-
crease has been in financial crime,
not in crimes of violence; and that
the police ate not in a position to
prevent runny iiiialicnil crimes. em
liezzlom-sni. feta. ry. siock swindllug
insurance. Totals. cittlit frauds. etc.
Severe Punishment.
“The police can only trace and
arrest einit-yzlti‘s. iorgers anc
:‘windlcrs nt‘ter the crime has been
coniii-liieti. and. since, llli- perpetra-
tors of these crimes plan their es-
cape while planning llll‘ll‘ crliiics.
tracing and nircz-ting them is ex—
cct-dlnzly tiil‘tn-uli.
“My company it: strongly advo-
eating an inert iiSt' il‘ the police forc-
es of (1” large cities in order to
check hiii‘lziniy and hold-ups; hut
increasing police forces will not at—
lect emhczalcnnnt. forgery and va-
rious other “inside" financial frauds
and swlndlt-s.
“The only way to stop the pres-
eni spread of eml’iezzlemv’nt. forgery
and other "inside" financial crimes.
is severe. sure and lmmuiiatcly
punishment.
"The reason ”lit “‘0 have this
appalling sprcad ot‘ tinaneisl crime
today.
"We Americans have trying to
reform and cducub: criminals .alld
to get them jobs and so start lllt m
along the paths of \‘ll'lli: and re~
ligion. and we, have not lt'lllld”(l
what these criminal-i and their lll‘lo
iintors and plipl"; haw been. Hui
are slill doing to our adults accounts
and busiiicssrs~yss. uni to tilt titli-
dreu. '
Fagin Active.
"Six years ago, a cit-tor crook
formed a conspiracy in i~nip€ thirty
or forty boys to steal millions of
dollars of investment hllll‘ll‘i tin-iii
their employers. llu Wat; arresitfl
and after being out on bail tor
nearly a year, he appealed to it
hizhcr court. He rciiiainwl out on
bail until three mon'lrs ago when
his conviction was finally coniirnnd
and lie was sentence-l. What 'tvas
to got a much ll ‘.t\‘l"l‘ scniclicc.
When such lnadepiate sentences as
this are imposed untim- our ii-irai
system. is it any made: that finali-
clul crimes thruout our nation are
me that the moral and economic
structure of oiir nation is not vtry
far from being enduuyci'rv'l. Til-i iwst
proof of this is that tho croolt's
scheme is today being widely iiiiin-
more than two thousand city super-
Thc Best Policy.
“Our idea in doing this. is. of
course. to convince the youth of the
country that honesty not only is the
safe policy. but also is the real prin-
ciple on which to construct a happy
and successful life. My company
sees so many thousands of men ev-
idea of the daily pressure on surety
companies to compromise with
wrong-deem. Not only do the rela-
tives of the wrong-doors flood our
offices with tears. but the wrong-
dmrs themselves offer us directly or
through their lawyers ‘ail sorts of
compromises and bargains. Our bus-
iness policy is that compromising or
bargaining with wrong-doors merély
encourages them to continue their
wrong-doing and that the only way
to keep other weak or misguided
players. Thieves and swindlers must
refund the last cent or the property
they fllched away.
."Another serious feature of the
pro-em. crime wave is that at least
physical and mental urgings. ‘To an
employer they are worth at most
$25 a week and the kind of Work
they do otters small chance of ad-
:isicnce of burdensome responsibili-
ities. They thus form n discontented
minus. I
' “When will the crime wave in this
country cease?
"In my opinion. Just as soon as the
nation's successful business men
join in a really serious, sincere, in-
itelligunt and determined ettort to
‘stop it.
i "Many business men who now
.ihllik they are helping to stop it are
!rcaliy nuerely lending their names to
mmmliines, contributing small
amounts of money to superficial lo-
aal activities and joining in occa-
isionni public discussions which get
‘iimviil l‘t".
“My siinizcsiion to business men.
in ho sincerely wish to curb crime.
lill‘l'i
“l'rgu upon local Judges and dis-
trict attorneys the grave need of se-
rum", surc and immediate sentences;
and taiic issue vigorously with all
misguided people whom you hear
expending morbid sentiment and
sympathy with wrongdoers.
“Join in a movemcntto promote
entploymvnt and prevent idleness in
the community.
lloncsty in Schools.
“lira:- teaching of the practical wis. .
dom of honesty in local public
schools.
“Join in supporting a social centre
«having tho right kind of man-
ngcmt-nt—whieh will really reach
the poorest and potentially desper-
ate youths of the community.
"(in over your own salary list and
make sure that each of your cm.
ployes is receiving a self-respecting
\i'agi'. Urge your fellow business
men to do likewise.
“Join in a movement to. reduce
the pouring of the poor by landlords .
lesions
public officers. In addition. the world's ideas regarding rpngmn' nits-interpretatinn of book linow- vaucement.’ They do not wish to
"M1,, cost of preventing. prosecut- iiiorpls. lain]? fother spiritual con- lf'lllfi‘. marry because they know that to
in; and punishing crime in the Unll- ccpt outs. e e s rtgurdliig a future “Considering iiil those very real support, u wife and several children ' -. ‘ ' ‘ , H V . r 1 . .
”IL ed states is estimated up to 3750‘. reward for honest). the practical and very practical crime causes [on $25 a week means a barren 61-. MAIN & “ALL | Tb. l’llORl‘. lUUl‘JOJ-i i\0R\VALI\, (URN.
DON’T
FAIL TO
ATTEND
”CHRISTMAS GIFT
UNLOADING ; SALE
We overbought on many gift items and instead of waiting until a f te r
Christmas 'to unload them, we are going to give the gift-seekers a
chance to save when the opportunity will be appreciated.
Over 100
Xmas items on sale at reduced prices. If you appreciate real bargains
you will enjoy your shopping here during this sale. Bargains galore!
SALE ENDS FRIDAY AT 9 P‘. M.
For your convenience the Boston Store will be open every night
until Christmas beginning tomorrow evening.
EAST NOBWALK
GEORGETOWN
Mall! Street.
several among his customers who are bring-
ing up large families on GOOD LUCK
as a spread for bread.
M. Olsen is no, 42 Fort St. Direct
Great Atlantic 6 Pickle Tea 00..
JELKE
GOOD LUCK
Ass-ark tree. This is the would be mud to ivc. . q , ..., n .| . - u. . _
iton'ith (infamous Kl’ it Ask the ealcr to s ow hisulstnttnct .dl“? I .llflll‘goxllJni. . . . . .
theme-tn. lt’uivmupeo ou the full Westing- n my in Kmvri. rt Li‘ \\ to
mmw to... a... l gages .oh. new, any; w erever ppy, cries resoun . ere e crous
ll‘ y or or y 05W, 0 filt‘ll out: 1
GOOD LUCK should be used to please and nourish
Large families use Jelkc GOOD LUCK ishing. It’s smrdy—rugged—sound. It’s a
. constantly increasing? Winn crim-
. . ' in Is ca as i a. viii pt i‘cal ' ° ° _ '
Westinghouse gleam“! . lmflpumwntgocomm ‘nmt WU]: ' or Margarine on the dining table and for true mergyfiod oft/la but had.
Appliances Include: our country wholesale, it seems to baking. ASk my dcalcr and DC can name
Jclke GOOD LUCK
with kids. They love t/iefla-vor. Spread
bread with GOOD LUCK and you have a
real taste treat for them.
Iron has nude wide- a t b h‘ hl “‘3: . . . , GO uris ' qnal- ' .
habit in thousands of gut-Essa?“ 553:“: E53. 1 urrytspo s This leads me 1° 1'???"le ,hrjef‘y ! . . OD L-UCK has the no hmg Muv’vcr, give us mom!" they cry. They
American homes. .T'hm,’ Warning Pad was: with a flip of the anothir method by “hull 1313‘ .om- files that bulld sturdychlldrcn. Fifty ycal’s ' [1k GOOD LUCK d . .
ureadynuse for tttnthe Boudoir Iron knobs—it's needed as rcg— pany 3 attomptln. 1° Eh“? ”“3 . b . d tl’l d f h lth I an “but? on It.
mm“! I! ‘0' the Sum.“ Iron ularlyssbrcakfasmime ! sprefid‘f‘ “finalist“ Canon-u“: 21m in usrness—an ‘ ousan s 0. ca y . . a
‘1'“? Cozy Glow “’1“ “w“ l:;:...:3§°l‘.o§..w“ “Eminnipubgié GOOD LUCK children prove, it. That’s Wherever childish cries mound, there
Tumbler Heater schools in the Ufilted States. Already why parents give GOOD LUCK to chil- GOOD LUCK should be used to supply
warmchwhere you want it Where you've more latitude Here. indeed. is a gift in ery- year wrecking their lives pt'r- ,v
—fortheyonngatmember as to rice choose a Grecian keeping with the times. manemly by impulsive yielding to l _
d the familyor the eldest. Urn colator Set. Here is The WestinghouscCurii temptation that we feel justified in MAR GAR' N E' > \'
‘* truly irresistible beauty. lion makuasplendid ' giving the warnng message to the. , _
. and there is rum more dc» nation's youth.
pcndable. “Another anti-crime activity ‘
which my company has launched is
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criminals. 'You gentlemen have no a \-
"Wholeeale Distributor,” John F. Jelke 00., of N. Ja 83 Warren St, New
is a prime favorite
“O-o-o-oh,
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York City
FOR SALE BY FOLLOWING RETAIL DEALERS
SOUTHIPORT
Davey Brothers. Poet Road; Great
Great Atlantic 8
[Anda- Am;
Noreen Ave.
Pacific Tea 00.,
Modern Grocery C04
WESTPORT
Great Atlantic a Pacific Tea 00..
Main Street; Modern Grocery Co..
peOple trom lnitating them is to to consumer delivery. Phone ties-‘4. ..
malts them pay for their crimes. ' mic & Pacific Tea Co.. 2- Main Main Street. '
Embaulen must return every pen- ROWAY’ION Andrew Darcy, Inc. “BMW“, Conn.
n th steel to their victimized e - Brown's . . . . .
SO. NORWALK r a: m Cash Grocery. P M Veedle “me HEIGHTS names
F. V. Cantrell. (:n-nt Atlantic &
Pacific Tea t'o.. Railroad Art-.3 Mo-
dern Grocery Co., Walter Stewart
Co.
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