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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 15, 1926 · page 6

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TELEPHONES
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A Thought i

wheels filthy dreamers tie-tile the
flash, despise dominion end .rpenk
vii or dlgllltlww-Jlldc izs.

 
 
 
 

‘ Who dares to as)“ that he alone
jinn found the irnthi'a—Longreilow.

 

A REAL JLTi‘iiu‘ERNAL‘T.

 
 

‘. The etory in today‘s Slntinel giving
511;. decline to life. limb and property
insulting in Connecticut for 1925. is
.‘5 very inipreeeivo item.

80 automobile operator can read
5111. information contained therein
‘y'ithout mentally pledring himselt to
'5; lilo greatest. poosible care in the man.
Cipcletion or his cur.

~ The number of deaths show: that
tactically every day there is an au.
,lomobile fatality in this ntato. and
Connecticut is a. very small etate.

- The property loos is staggering.
oneiderabiy more. than 32.000.000.
“The injured lill'l up liliu not’crai
. thousand.

' lately we. are paying a. lugh‘price
ill“- the progress we have made in
locomotion. and them seems to be no
remedy except. as we shall all learn
tol‘beeome careful. This is in slow
3 process. Ueinr care is. like all the
other virtues. "fer the other fellow."

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

NOT N0 SMART. AFTER ALL. l

‘ It was an interesting tiDl'X—‘lilat
NW about the young man who upent
1.000 to have his face “made over"
in the; hope that he would be per
monently diesulsed and would never
be identified as the slayer or a help.
lead :irl.

‘ Doepite all hie trouble to hide hia
identity he was "found out." He
changed his race but he couldn't
5 change his linger prints. and the. tin.
" [cor prints proved his undoing.

. " The old adue "Murder will out” in
lull: an true as it ever was. Those
who think they can beat the law by
oome‘linueual process are bound to
:he disappointed. The? are licked
before they alert. although many
{years may elapee before they realize
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A LL “KONG.

A New York juds‘c urges liberal
of the cat 0' nine mils on crim-
a’lo us ii. crime deterrent. He re-
isn‘t!“ that soutimentailsie urn the
' ly ones who oppose it.
, . Sui-e. judge. so its for as you like.
‘ Wily stop with the out 0' nine tulle?
lip: not brlna' buck the pillory. the
W. thumb eenwe. crucifixion and
{or other relies oil the dark age":
he distance in only a difference at
dome. not of principle.
MGM. only to few of us een‘il-

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

illt‘i‘. 'l‘hlit'n up much on
ll'enitor molten ill xi \venh.

Llli‘siillittl iii itlsi.
filliilic n mun smoke it cigartt.

l the Prim": oi‘ \Villij‘ti when he. doesn't

lriot‘s.

3zi-neriitor begins to overheat. an au-

 

inenuii-u would oppose it.
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REVISION NEEDED.

 

Ilenietor Bot-ah does a service by
' tin; out the: citizens or the Uni-
on»: are new purine a total

fl.oe0.ooe.oeo a you in federal.
' i and municipal tun-three
“on as much no they did ten years

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

lime.- or am on. load must be
M L And ever-die 0|:th o:
_ ‘ “I,” ”n
5 Mt relief. either. What
* ‘/ “in! it o Mum'niac "video
' our entire ooboine e! taxation-by

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

dwirinl plants and in its own line.

uhrmi is one of the rcnnons for suc-
cess. one can readily understand the
important position ni'i‘upird by this

has acquired. developed and in ~ ow
using .1 waif-r power project on the

F‘armington river. :3 miles from
New Britain and is thus supplying

all its own power needs.

on the Farmington river.

up to 80.000 Voila and traneporled
by .1 standard overhead eyeiem to
New Britain.

troi.

l l s inelalli:

continue! methods in tone in unl-
verottiu m colleen in then re.
alone. Among the inclination: he
will visit are the University of Viz.
state. the Uaiveraity at North Caro
nun... Tulane Halve-rally. Leland
Shalom University. the Univoreiiy
or Celitornia and the Univereity oi
Waahinlton.

it hasn't been such a terribhi
long time since outer-n educator!
would have abetted at the eunu-
tion that Yale could loci-ii anything
from colleges not in its immediate
vicinity. The rent of. the country
has progressed mari'eilanlv in ed-
ucational advantnsea.

Hiahohat remarks about "the
hinterland" are no longer in order.

 

New and then the Prince ct Wales
irm‘elu hero and there and rides
heroes of! and on.

 

Man in Spain eonl. Cecildge. proov
idem. a hat, a. Spanish hat. lie can
wear it to daily bull rights.

[rung Lleriin. married uonipoeer,
will write a. musical comedl—since
liizi tatllor-indniv 1;an him the air.

 

i-Inglieihluziu won $25!.{Hn’ ll'l i':tll~
ii Vlnl‘lliri

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\i' ho
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limits makers waste. Yet he
it's enough

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After this we are going to mention
{all off a horse instead of when he

 

Brinrv ii m'un‘ri married there
isn't much use in working and at"
lol- he is married he hasn't time to.
work. |

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Editorial Views
Of State Paper's

THEIR. OWN WATER. POWER
(Bridgeport Telegram.)

The Stanley works in New Brilcin.
is one of Connecticut’s greateet in«

 

 

n world lender. lo ability to look

industrial organization.
The latest dnmonstrnllon lies in
the the: that the Stanley Works

indeed.
in times or high water it will have
surplus power to 80".

The hydro-electric development. in
located m a place called Oil City
Two 6.-
000 horse power turbines are the
prime movers. operating dynamol at
2.300 volts. The “ll'i‘Ql'ii‘. in stepped

The new power rlM'flnpmvni. is al-
most t-niirt‘ly automatic in its con-
Tho water gates open or shut
«cording to demands made upon
the output in New Britain. li’ o.

lOmGllt; dol'icv‘ purlitllly shuts off the
water untii5iht- overheating steps.
should one 0: the beerinn uteri. to
burn. the water in abut etc entirely
by another automatic device and the
onion remain closed until the heur-
ing is: repaired.

The posseeeion of title independflli
supply of mim- power is naturally
it great adventure tor the Stanley
worka. At present. with steel-n coal
plentiful and cheap. the admin-n
is not so apparent no it will be many
years hence. when eonl will be more
expensive and available water power
not no easy to find.

“ESTER AND THE BIRDS.
(Ansonio. Sentinel.)

Older persons. who have crown
up with the notion that birds are
able to take care of themselves may
be inclined to sniff at the appeal or
the euperintendent of tho ,tieheriel
and game department, broadcast
over the State. (or food and pre-
tcotion to the birds, If they do. they
overlook certain things.

Birds are as much the \lcilms or
our fickle and false New England
Winter us are humans. and much
less able to withstand it. They al-
ways did perieh by hundreds in e:-
trcnic weather and ihOIe who knew
of it took it as a matter of couree.
The difference now is that tho peo-
ple oi this State have awekened to
the value of birds. They have taken
steps and event money ior their
protection. They don't care to have
the seed work undone. There is a
new sense of humanity in the air.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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m mum‘s SENrrNEii-SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15. men.

 

EAST NOR WALK

 

 

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Rev. Jacobs 0f Congregational Lhurch Iomts Today m Other 3 cars

The ller. Frederick H. Jacobs oi
the South Norwalk Conventional
church yeeterday olivine that med-
itationo upon tile muniun oi "luv
and liberty" would be \ery suitable
tor the Lenten oeaeon which begin-
wiih Ash Wednesday day after to.
mOi'i'U“.

lir. Jacobs stud in part.

"We are now approaching Loot.
the forty days proceeding the colo-
brution of Easter. It in a time which
every Christian should elnploy for
bell-examination. for WW" and
(or meditation. Looking torwcrd to
our Lenten activities. there is. per.
hope. no subject which We can more
profitably or more iitunsly COMM-
er tan it: eubiect "Law and Liber-
ll'." .

"The Bible often apeaha oi Law
and at Liberty. This in true becauoe
the Jews were a. law-abiding and
liberiydoring' people.~ Each term
may he need in one oi two moun-
logs. The term Law to open used
when referring to Statute Law and
Liberty is need when referring to
the freedom and liberty resulting
from the operation or statute laws.

"it is quite common nowadays to
hear 'poople speak of the invasion
of their personal liberty. When the:
so spunk. they are not reterrin to
the law prohibiting counteriitinx
or stealing or murdering. Thin ex-
pression is used only when apeaklnz
oi the eighteenth amendment and
the Voiotcad Law.

"There is. Just. now, a great deal
or "notion to liberalize the Val.
stead Law for the purpose of selling
light beer and wine.

:"lnt u- look this mutter acutely
in.tbe race. The niobium! Mead;
men: 13- port 0! ll“ mm
law oi the land- it unwritten in:
to the emulsion became an av.
emhm WI? 0! the Anor-
ioan Mole demoed it. The vol-
Head in: was enacted tor entom-
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the Supreme i‘ourt oi the United
State! where it no: declared to be
comiilullonai.

“Hence it it reuollublc to costume
that a low liberal enough to per.
but the sole ct. so called. light
beer and wine, would nullify the
Amendment can be revoked. Hence
it in diilioult for one to retrain
ll'om queetiouing either the intelli-
gence or the sincerely oi thoecm‘be
ar clamoring for a liberalization of
the Volsleau Low without. revolting
the Eighteenth Amendment. 5

"Every luw interferes with the il'
bow or someone. otherwiro lit
would be u dClid and useless law...
But let us not target that. without
our Statute Lupe. therecoulu be
no such thing us pcroonul liberty.
The Statute Laws cr‘ our country
cloud no no ilnpreanabie bulwark
onion the forces oi dill-linen. rule l
in: "Thou shalt. not. trample the In 5
boriien- oi the people under thy!
loci." He is u Siltll‘L-b‘iglllk'il uud‘
weuk citizen indeed “ho is not “lii‘ .
in: to help enforce iliu lull. ‘

"Again the term "Loni“ is more
often used to rotor to that higher
inorul and spiritual law written ll:
Code Word and in the hearts oi
his people. and “10 “0rd "Liberty"
follows in reference to that spiritual
freedom and liberty “hieli comm
irom obedient-u to God‘s Word. it.
was this to which James rcierrcd 5
when he said "But he that iookeill
into the perfect law. the law oi ll» ‘
berty, and co continuetii. being nol
a bearer that tor-comm. but Ir door
that worketh. till man shall be
bleat in all hie alum." . .

“May we. in the due which lie.
before us learn to (allow tote loner;
law by the culihotion oi the pree-,
Olive or God. by the cleunaing of
W! hearth and lives. that we may
been: 1th lax-cei- liberty which our.
floater save to the world when Ml
died to "make men 1m."

Some or our disgruntled citieens
are. demanding that (room-e givok
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