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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 8, 1926 · page 6

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lull-rd Annotation of (loan.

 

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mot otherwise credited in title
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News . . . . . Norwnlk 1208-3
' Nor-walk 8646

 

Whom shall no uvil befall thee.
or email any plague come. nigh
tiwclling.-—-l’s. iii :10.

at ’3

no should so to sloop do home-
lt peasengurs do. saying: "Per-
‘ps in the morning we shall 5M3.
' shore."--1L W. Beecher.

 

HEROES 015' T111”) 545 d.

When the glorious old American
true; ships Villilbimd from the seas.
took their towering pyramidal of
Milo canvas oil to that «liuiunt blurs.
gm thut exists; only in tho imagl-
on. it was generally agreed that
nation had something or
t valm:.

: c boauty that those txim old
jig gum; is gone. Worse yet. the
'5'. twu'vlisivsci sailor-utvho took
no around lilo lion) and doubled
via. Hr: l in them -'ii‘<i.' grin-=3 also.
We. have lost lilo i"QlllilllCi-J or the
“we told ourselves. "No man:
u thrill to bravo tales or 331:
J deeds douu by ott’irtly American
on. Tim old dam». when there-
gionts on tho ucus, are dead."
[til we \l't'J-l‘ii mistaken. _

list at the end of January. in the
‘r 1926. a howling. lashing 5;qu
”swooping over the north Atlan-
liiountuinoua sorts mung down
”iii; ncrlhczust in great. foam-
‘d ranks. buriet‘mg and till but
lug all that coma in their path.
Bridal: freight simmer Antiuoo.
t_ reeling by the tremendous
is. staggered beaten into the
h. liar wirelesc {iaslurd out the

loyt

‘hen‘the American liner Presl-
t Roosevelt camo‘to the rescue.
‘t. George Fried commands the
avail. To him fell a, task all
110113 and delicate. as any that
held“ a skipper in the days of
and Clark Russell.
or two solid days and nights 120
d by." A lilo-boat. manned by
urinal! callous. w.» put out. it
crushed against tho liners side
the waves and two at its crew
I lost. Four more boats were
rut. and catch was destroyed.
daily another boat .under First
‘9: Robert Miller. dared the
‘ it succeeded. reached the
ogsed Auiinoe. and hung in
ea or her bow. Twelve of the
listed 53110:: on the doomed
{were taken aboard and the lite
tool: them solely to the Roose-
Then it went back and got the

q

3;

Anunoo finally weui to the
in. But her captain and crew
sole. safe aboard the American
President Roosevelt. which
nrto Plymouth. England. long
a. .
ed theRlooeevelt reached Ply-
“ it was the center of a demon-
euch u that ancient port
@313” Every eoul in the
$5.3m. wanted to so
tho Roosevelt and shake
rd: of her oflicers and men.
a!!! the harbor kept up a
cilia. mm... cm fluttered
in... in buildings. It was a
,m- r

it than ill lb! Roosevelt (the
«totally modlweui on to

5A

t soil-ad .no lees. mud to
, mm skipper poi-Ioni-
Walsh him. I! the
could not come to London.
‘ would and hie menace by
monomer and would. it
confer acme decal-Idea on
4‘ .I ”infirm in. this tale 0:

m 0! mm end skill and
m nil-b. dual tra-
md ultra.

35““

turd on the Nth eeee no not dead.
The old eplrii o! clipper dare still
lived. American lumen. oiiloere end
non. are etiil eble to front the wore!
the cruel western ocean can eeud
them and. fighting it out. routed the
admiration ot the world.

 

WANTED: A SOLUTION

A Chicago Judge is Wily extr-
claerl because. he says. so many high
school youngstere are ceiling with
rind without intending to slay mar-
ried. After a mouth or 50. ha rim.
they got the marriage wnuilod on
the ground that they lied about their
agent. lio wuntc these unnullmonte
made more dimculi to obtain.

Something ought to be done, or
course. But lt'e rather absurd to
insist on tying together for lilo two
people who married at the: use or 15
and thou found it was an «mm! min-
take.

Wm

Writer any: London has more
beaumul women than over. which
merely mcuus tho puper lion in young
l/omluu correspondent.

 

Ill those days of emull rlpurtmeiitu
it man Just. naturally him to limp hits
vrifo blunder.

 

In Tampa. Fill... a gas explosion
rocked the Jail. where the occupanw
were already thinking of moving.

When eggs are high hone seem to
becomo so nervous they can't. work
more than rt couple of days n. wouk.

 

Mice America. formmly Fay
Lumphier. has been sued. but may-
be she will get by on her good looks.

Aurltriu has lowered tho rm met,
imimvl of visa term.

 

 

Editorial Views

 

Mend the Anunoe. It

i Of State Papers ’

% .1- wow TO mommies

 

(New Haven Journal Courier.)

The church temperance society of
tho Episcopal church has been tho
om socmy or ilm l'l‘tlills-lul‘ll, vlmroh

groups lime, tilll’lllg iiitl 1m! fifty:
t'cm‘s. when lilo lilil‘dcri. 09 till;
lighting liglliiitti. ulmliul illlli bt'Cll

tiOue, would nun“ who u ulamtl {or
total abstinence. It did um. present
(ilk; test it: in. il'miilirdrsl‘llp. 'l‘imt
denomination lum- had its individual
total almtuiuem but till ;. church
group (’Xill’ufifiihg limit through its
moiety. it would “ motor wit-'2 the
ground o! the other matches. Haw-
.»wxr. in now at the. immature dud
proaiilgc oi the Episcopal donom-
inuliou "iho movement" was . giud
to enroll tho "Church Tcmuomuco
Society" on its own terms ms rt unit.
in the wur on drink.

The announccmont that the Epid—
copal society. has. though lranitly
m the taco or u strong opposition.
litkou official ground looking to
moderation of the Volsieml mi and
is alarmed by p vomit coudiliuilu to
a point when: it can no longer
conceal its feelings is the sensation
oi the hour. it gives great encour-
agement to those who dispute the
present buclu and it is u boiler
blow to those who also war-
ring for a. united citizousnip
to "put over" enforcement. Tho
local ulct‘gymen oi the deoom~
inatiou are taking their poallions.
Mr. Scovilio of Trinity. who mikes
littlc but. always to the point, find-
ing an analogy with Civil War rise
and {all of battle amenity-moun-
while the opinion of many stray-
ing with it. For himself ho is
trunk to my in: wants. the war in
go on.

 

THE NEW BRITAIN DISASTER.
(Hartford Courzmt.)

 

it. is sud news that comets from
New Britain—tho news of eight or
more men killed and others injured
more or loss srciouely. tho-total of

more or ices seriously, the to-
tal of casualties being twenty,
in the collapse of out: or the
buildings of the North & Judd
Manufacturing Company plant.
We have no desire . to pass any
offhand judgmoiit on such a sur-

ioua cause, but it would socm that
the proper precautions. the proper
saloguorcling of buildings. would
make such an accident as ,was
caused by yesterday's {all or snow
practically impossible.

A thorough investigation should
be made and the responsibility
iixed. Whatever the investigation
reveals. it will not be possible to
undo who}. has been done. The
lives lost cannot be given back. but
a. disposition to learn the cause of
the disaster and to fix the blame.
it there is blame, may save other
lives. New Britain should take
warning from whethappened yes»
terdey and other cities should make
sure that they cannot. have a similar
accident.

mum ruminant

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE mama summit-so. NORWALK. cow.

Another Good Way of Killing a Goose

 

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How to Keep Well

By DR. HUGH 8. GUMMING

Surgeon General, railed States Public Bt‘aiih Service

 

 

[urn llill‘l‘ is (".‘llfsli ()l‘
l’ii'flJAiilL'l
LN {szlu .‘w
mom iii certain purist of the. United
States. liven if you :lliouid Myer set
a cast: of thin dist-rial). til": {twill cou-
cerniug it. if iimroiyltiy understood.
will it‘JtCil you an LMI‘QUtiingiy vuln-
uble lesson. namely. the dungcw of
a diet that, is. di"!i"‘i"i’lt in some vs»
SSE-illilii.

.i lii‘J'Q‘J't" :Z‘lilil‘ tilin‘

tho hummus sysitm. ilnv iligesalito up
pumtuu and tho akin and may bu
very chronic. lin dobilituiing attracts
may be responsible for ycaru or in-
validiam and may calico un attack oi’
lnataniiy. it is; acuoumonicd by very
definite skin lesions. ll. wae not
known to occur in the United Waters
until about “I yoara turd.

Coru “innit-(i.

in old world countries whore it.
had long: been studied. the accepted
opinion was that pailngm was due to
eating upoiled com.

The seemingly indium appearance
and apparently rapid spread or the
dietetic-o in this country was very
eugsostivo or an infectious dieenco
and as American doctors soon round
many cases in people who had eaten
good corn and some in poopio who
had eaten little. it any. of this cc~
real tho ltoiiuu implied corn theory
was soon abandoned by many and
the theory or infection was more and
more favored.

Fwdlng Experimenib.

Exhaustive loading cxuorimenis iu
monkeyo and other :inimals were

lwliugm {meets in 50ml) dfigrw;

 
 

much: will; spoilwl «mm, leu' tiw
SiGl‘lilJ‘C ilin' iguloiu [Mind in [in
l-Tuw tho dib‘vl'f'ifa” it: this wzir‘. 'l'll-~

 

many liltfrlilplti “'t'l‘t: muriu to let.
monkws with blood and body Juiw
from patients. (lying or pvllnl"
attain Without success.

.lv‘iuuliy. tho investigators in!

lirisou futon. with a diet ruuetnt-ilrmg
the diet or :ht‘» class a! people WW
moot Filiit‘i”l.'i from the illueam. in
about iii}. months. hull of H'li’Tli
ciovoixmod polling ii.

The linetstigaiora reasoned that ll
rim disarm: is due to ll dci’uciivu dim,
it proper diet should cause tho dlsv
cam lo disuppcar. This wits thcrov
ford tilt-ll oi sworn] orphanages and
insulin uuylumd with the unlicipoltwl
result. namely. that the disease iii?»
:mpcaml from those luuiitutinnu.

Milk Eu-wniloi.

"Just what component or u. prom:
did. prevents and cures tho citwaao'”

Titles has not vol lmcn ascertained:
but it hut been Found that the rm:

 

beef. and ii is. tlrcsummi iii oihcr
ire-sh animal (lush {coda ,aucl: rm
pork. filth. fowl and eggs. Unforiu.
timely, iliwz footie are among the
moat uxpouuivo‘ and thus for tho pod
pic: neodlug thorn most. by rotation
of poverty. iht= moat tilficnll to pro-
cure.

Milk must h-s considered as per’
hum tho most important single focal
and its lilac-mi use should N: on»
courmmi in all posflhio muss.

 

 

 

 

Metmpoli'tan Viewpoints]

 

COAL SQUARELY
l'l’ TO CONGRESS
(New York World)

The iuiltlro or the coal conference
has naturally men tolluwd by at-
tempts in Conzrtvss to bring the 15~
aim to the trout. it is high tum:
that Congress took up thdcuolocl
and that Mr. Coolidge mowed a real
interest in hill own rucommcndu-
Lions" iiut curctui discrimination is
needed betwuen futile demonstra-

iuuuoni legisiution.

Such eiuerguncy legislation as
Senator topeiuud's resolution uu«
thorizing the l‘rusideut to take over
the mines. is price: and wages and
regulate distribution is utterly i.m~
practicable. So are most of the elite:
emergency atop: suggested. A:
Senator Robinson eaye. Congress can
never agree to drastic measures. be-
cause its constitutional authority in
too uncertain. Th'e Supreme Court
has held that it has no power to
regulate labor engaged in manufac-
turing. President Coalidze asked tor
very mild emergency measures. He
wanted the Executive given power to
appoint temporary boards. with nu.
Lhotity to cull for witnesses and
docuinonts. encourage arbitration
and issue priority orders. Such 1

Lions of irritation and sound very

measure might have been at some
use lulu December. But it in hard
to see what it would avail new: thi-
airiko would he willed long below
such a. board could report.

What Congress should concern ii-
scli with is the permanent loziclm
.tiou asked by the i‘udumi Com Com-
mission. Senator Uddie has intro-
duced a. bill embodying it. with slight
changes to meet changed conditions.
As he tolls the Small... if it had been
in effect lard bummcr the strike
would have been averted. Its cen-
tral creation would be a tact-finding
money which should keep a. play or
light on the industry, and in any die-
put-3 furnish a temporary board~
{or which provision is made—infer»
mation to decide it. The report or
this board should have a decieivc
weight or public opinion behind it.
Now that Pennsylvania he: failed to
act. Congress shouid at once debate
the Oddie bill. perfect it and pass it.

This whole disastrous cool meet
can largely be traced to drift ‘oud
laziness.
promptly on the Coal Commission’s
report it might have been avoided.
President Coolidge cannot escape his
responsibility for doing so little to
force Administration action. He
should take up the subject without
delay.

 

dozen convit‘iu. who vomntecrcd l‘ .. 1
this purpmle at one oi the illusimlm:

vuulivo and curativo Moment of Vim?
mums taro prr-sont in milk. and ioun‘

l! Conn-can had actefir Today is least do: .of St. John

 

 

20 YEARS AGO

 

INDUSTRIAL NEWS

 

 

MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9. i926.

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The following itrvmu appeared iui
or iii" lTZi‘wrtlizy Wmlnoll

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‘ ' l’t hmnry 3.

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"ltupp lint wompuny art mom to

mu u brunch loiephunc mcbtlnuuf ..

i:';iiiliiL"d in thfiii' factory. Tito oil-v
hung" will haw ion stations: in rill»!
limit parts oi the auriory and the
whim!" Will liuvn or niflr'o in tho
‘ sliding. . .
lilttling \‘t‘lsmi‘. Who it: known1
‘il-‘uuglioui the country mrrimd in.
“Ruth Sci-walk this morning and
iii nppmr mt l-loyi‘a iiieaim. Noll.
., :3 rumor; from ilcpmisch. ill, and
iglliflritffi ilmi will?) Romuli:
«militias his ill-iii'i‘t‘. plum morc
iv than any rity in: had yet
in.
William Wood who for tho page
ymm ham boon tho. buggagomau

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

5 i‘ ill" Norwni'll nmwumm' mom

iv we mmirod tho noaiilon

film. W. annular :i’ ilm ”mom.

will» ainlivtt.

i {la-m- ll i700?“ ihn W»

iamzil of tho Somali; Stui .

r. mm- tviii leavc thls wool: tor
vlJ. \vhrro hr: will apnnx’i 'Ttn;

lrvlur of tho wintor, ,
, u ‘l‘x‘ymu and fl party oi" ml nth.
' Ming. 1'} New York to (loll ‘lm
Tllpondrt‘imo thin Meshing

.ia-s-u O. Foon'z'iu of Enid Nor-walk
lm. imm‘m’c’d from his romm aiinci:
of Mm: poisoning and will in. am»
to lw «loom it! tho tit-Hr i't:~
llln .

.i Willi-ion was lrl‘ulit'l'l a9. tho Ar-
mory lard owning. 'l‘lw window v.3!"
hainuxioseci from tho outside. and
W3! :Tm‘lricmly hl’ with the window,
Siii’k.

(‘l‘msirr immr 11M movri from
his. residuum in Pionsnui at‘i-illlt‘: to
inflow airoot.

A numhrr of rosid‘mlis are cult-li-
ing {this thrmmh tlw in in tho liar»
bur.

Aim: Raymond M Rowayion ow
warts to mart culling in: mm Watch. .,

Gourd.“ \‘olie is x-‘tcrlousiy ill of his;
tumor in the Old Well building.

 

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lls It Your Birthday?l

MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8

if 5:0. You are horn with military
Fir-mom.

Ymi alwnya will advoouia law and
orclrr and will l’uvt'lr the enforcement
m‘ all laws.

You will beiicvo dome of them are
unwise. but you will be for them be-
cause they are laws.

Women born this data usually are
attractive but also too extravagant
for their om: good. .

Happiness through life is predictca
for persons born on this date.

 

 

 

 

Today in Other Years

 

 

of Mama. who to“: his life to the
ndemption of Moodsh captives.
‘Today it unnlvumu oi Handel.
phiu's first gas lighting in 1831.

Today Is birthday anniversary of
Jules Verne end John Ruskin.

 

BAR CHILDREN ON RADIO

BIRMINGRAM. Eng. — Children
under iii year: or also have been
refused permission to take part in d
broadcast concert here. The icon
eductlloncl authorities ~will permit
children botwoen in on it to per.
term up till 9:15 p. m.

GLASS WALL 501782
bemoan—A bone: in Perk Line
is to be redecorated to: I wealthy
Canadian. The lneide walls on the
mound door will be made entirely
of tinted glass.

A BALD mam:

How was the bubers' Bell lull
mm" ,

"Well. I itmd until a fellow coin-
gnimd hematite. than i dodded that
the out! was damn: too dend-
ruufi—Ceiltornin. Pelican.

 

 

 

0mm um ' on:

WITHAM. End-The Critul Elan.
utociuring Company has Dumb-l .ed
190 core: at land nou- born

to house it: unpioyea.

m

80'! many new

MUNEL: The mm ! mm him!
be a hero.

DORA: Oh- coino door. 101: m
uotubddlooklnluulthul

tin. can.“ Mei- bu meat»

 

Chet-e. Public linen. Time in-
olnde i? been of fiction. to non»
fiction and ii Millie mono-Lo-
cu m in I Vermont piper.

 

 

fl".

. dig”
it moo-u to build a tax-don villus

iybeanplwod oil the Ihdlvee of

Two buds m better than one-—
what: they're on the we mu.

l9 6“!“ A

Mimomm
GREEK

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mi itilk‘uyrt up to dub: (from and i 1

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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.\ l'wn 3
Elm-m hunt}: in '}u. ‘
rim? 0’] {Vi from. till"
tom? plant. will, l mini
Iilnlt- of mew-3 “' .. 1‘ 1‘ ml .
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bean install “ ‘ ‘ 11‘ in

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HOVOR i". F‘. “'D‘HX‘

OTTA‘WA. Pun. rill-n. Car? Alum
it"); of Now Yuri: til} 02‘ (hr Atrium
nxplortr, hos iw‘n honorr-‘i M the
\"zmrlcilurr unwrmrtou' “him unimli.
:1 mountain alt-r lwi' lira [living

is lit-2 formm- “its \lzery L. John. cx- i
mart-r. \ mm. M the Etnadi'm
Tlv‘u‘kifiu will in“ lifll‘.”'l‘l Mmiitt .Vrbzf,

 
 

 

 

BREAD

Each and ovary our. of in
would like l"! 13.10! tho? SHME

 

 

 

HOWw-MSOME DAY our daily
bread did not come wholly

I
from our daily offal-ta; lim'

 

there is a smu of mnnoy ir
vostod and bringing in :m i
come upon whirl] we can t!
pend. Down in our hmr?
we know that the Somehow
by Earning and Saving, or
the Someday will never ('51:;

unless we make a start.

Save Yours In

“The People’s
Trust .Company

First Bank (finder the Bridge

.43“...

Washington Street

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up WM! lw induct-d m in}; through. ‘

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’l: r wrvmn tho Gal‘s: m. ohm-2’7“? ‘3 “l“ 3" ’» w
t‘mvls nmrlrrl :tdrhllmicii; (1,1:1‘1' 4%! {MW
‘ ’Z'Mr‘iilv M "Tli?’ 3*: :mr zwfz'lz‘

INCREASINGLY VALLIABLE

Crmrtmy and cooperation iifi‘t‘l‘ mild-Ml m

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ir'. Ewormm imrrr’niii'miy \‘uinuNu in

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CENTRAL FAIRFIELD .,
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