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1 keep under my body, and bring
‘7 it but subjectitin; lest by any mesns
who i hove prelched unto others. I
myself should be it castawsy.—-l
' Cor. 9:21.
Chain up the unruly lesion 0: thy
self.--Slr T. Browne.
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. The raids engineered by the state
police in this city on several suc-
umded by many as a direct slap in
the tees to the local police.
These questions are being asked:
" “Did the local police know of law-
‘ [busting or alleged ivy-breaking in
‘ the plsces rsided?
they inactive? It not. why is it that
the state troopers were able to
center evidence which escaped the
notice of Norwnlk's guardians of
low end order?
could be asked?
ported to the committee appointed
to probe localt’police affairs? it
publicity. but in the weeks which
lidve intervened since then. a thick
cloak o! silence has fallen across its
jJittmltity of these raids by state
‘> troopers was included within the
scope of its scrutiny?
Puenthood is a protestsion which
- must have higher educational quell-
jlleetions beiore one enters it. ac.
that nyone can be e parent wheth-
er equipped for the jobs or not.
, good told to work in!
seem much sentimental boob about
"the respect snd love children owe
m the most criminally negligent
”rents!
_. Aspesker before a sp’ortmen’e din-
ner at Kerr York the other night re-
.rhsd that "it every man. rectum
and child in the country had e. sport
lobby there would be no need tor
in police forces embers."
: Irfi II 3 short mtement like that
so.“ be. and it's quoted only be-
at?“ it’s choruteristle of so much
.Iluobdmytblnldng that goes on
ms.
» ”at! ore use things for those
like We in them. but they don't
W 1nd enable people to
“g for themselves. And those are
0‘ things we need before we can
”I”! FORGET TERDC‘S!
518'ng French Victory 1: Ver-
h w rusted and the 400.000
Mn
its: one in vain.
were told by Nationalifi speak-
“fl thdr services cslebrsting the
. cluster-airy or the battle..
”(tag to s. Paris dispatch. the
NH. 6!‘ Verdun W
~ es second elsss msil instr
Poblbhing Company
to the use or republiostion
otherwise credited in this
TELEPHONES
Norwslk 1881.
NIGHT CALLS
A Thought
Lend thine own captivity
and be Caesar within thy-
1.
mo ocnsrtoxsr
Saturday nights are re-
11 so why were
is another question that
What has hsp.
o! with a great fanfare of
Would u not be well it the
PARENTEOOII
to the Child Study Associa-
Amertcs.’ which complains
A
We've been
ALL WRONG ll
sister-out was shout ss tar
We: the mind. remove
abolishing police forces.
who died there are
French war vet-
sx-eervlce men hard
”mu-anuse.‘
W his revenge.
pm said our Alarmed. . . . He
{gm ready for n completo re-
wan.
mantra-tonic or the vioboryyos
He has
Veterans of Verdun
lhlrflt m mfli‘d all "18 some
mote-t
in which : gloomy picture
”pinned or the More. One nun
dropped tour million shells on the
French lines in one dsy. sod then
poured regiment sttsr regiment or
their finest troops into the breech in
s despsrste sdort to bresl: throusb:
how the French stood their ground
dessedly. tlshting beck every on-
slsught st terrific cost. holding the
line and owing Verdun and the wsr
tor Frence. it is s. wonderful. ter-
rible story. '
It is' easy to understand why the
men who went through this bottle
are opt to grow elsrmed it they think
the fruits of victory are to he‘lost.
The price paid was so enormous that
it would be unthinkable to let it be
weeted.
But it is easy to be deceived so
to what the fruits or this victory
really were: and it is on this point.
we believe, that the French vetersns
were mistaken.
The 400.000 Frenchmen who died
st. Verdun did not die to melee an—
other nation it cripple. to reduce s
whole people to servitude. They
died. as did the gray-clad soldiers
who nttocktd them. to bring the
world a. little bit nearer to a. place
where another bottle such as the one
they fought could never happen
again: to knit the nations 9. little
closer within the bonds of peace. so
be repeated. They died in order that
their sons and the eons of mrn still
unborn would never have to {ace
shell tire and mschlne guns and boy-
onets.
And is'this consummation nearer
or farther away than it one lwtorc
the bottlr '.’
that the tragedy of Vordun,could not ~<
THE overrule.w SENTINEE—S
Growing Ominous
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OUTHLNORWALK, CONN.
MONDAY. MARCH 1. 1926.
Ibis march—nearer despite rur-
tnru lndicutione to the contrary.
Out of the terrible destruction of
the war there has comp. painfully
and haltingly. u groom: conviction
in the hearts or men that It must
never happen again: a conviction
thot we must and will awrt. wars st
slmost any costs: a desire to remake
the world so that future generations
will be spared a repetition at what
took place between 1914 and 1918.
It looks discouraging. at times.
But it is sure.
So long as no do not let the lveson
or the war no unneeded no singlo
soldier who saw his life over there,
whether French or German or Brit.
ten or American. died in vain. It
we sccept the opportunity. see the
vision clearly and act with unselfish.
ness and decision, then Verdun was
more than a. \‘IClOl‘y for the French
army: it. was a. victory for the entire
world. German and French included.
And the fruit will not be lost,
Just a few more weeks now he.
tore time to keep your fingers out of
the electric (so.
During the middle ages htey had
protessional rock tights end it was
in italy instead of in Ireland.
.,..._.._
YouKe got to have some kin-i of
health, so try to make it good.
Editorial Views ‘
Of State Papers
AMERICA THE PURE.
(Bridgeport Telegram.)
Some years ago a British noble-
womun. the Countess oi (fathenrt.
lett her lerdly husband and cloned
with another peer the Earl oi Crav-
on.
This week the former countess
(subsequently divorced) came to
America With a friend tor a briet
visit. At Ellis island she was met
by a. "special board 0! inquiry."
”Ain‘t you the dome what left her
husband and sloped with another
guy?" asked the representative of
the United States 0! America.
The est-countess admitted that it
was she. end was thereupon interm-
ed thst she, being what is known in
the Bible Belt as “a fallen woman."
was unfit to set. foot upon the
pure shores oi the United States of
America.
Truly the caricaturists who first
made up the tigure which we know
or "Uncle Sam" were desllng with
s diilerent race at people, or were
on the wrong track. it should be
“Auntier Sun." shrieking in terror
at the sight at her own shadow.
e
Kindly Fire fiend
(Hertiord Times)
lisrttord may count itself ex.
tremely tortunste thst its broken
Wster min which materially low-
lered the pressure or the city sup-
ply produced no more disastrous re-
sults. With the streets checked by
snow, it would have heen‘an ex-
tremely serious matter if a serious
fire had occurred on Friday after-
noon The city may well pause to be
thankful tint did not occur.
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surgeon General, L'nitcd States Public Health fat-nice
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8. CUMMING
'l‘lio~ inlloumg items appeal-mi in
[the issue of The EMJ‘JI'LX.‘ Srn'mcl
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I'HOlIi TREATMENT.
EDITOR'S SO’I'E: This. is
phoid teirr. Tomon-ow‘s concluding
article will be: Measures 0!.
trol.
In what part 0! the burly do 1y.
pholni germs grow? The germs of
{consumption or tuberculosis plants.
‘lor example. thrive best in the lungs
or bone; dipthcrio plants in tho
throat; malaria grrms. which arr
apparently little animals instead 0!
plants, live inside or the red blood
cells and give us chills and inter.
When you remember that rel
blood cells are only about 1-3200 at
an inch in thickness and that those
little animals live inside the rwl
blood cells. you an understand how
small they are.
In the first live days. the typhoid
germs are (mind in the blood but
they soon loealize in certain tissues
in the small intestine where tiny
produce swelling and then ulcers.
Here is where they do their great.
est damage. although they are us-
’ually also in the kidneys anvi may
be found in tho spice-n, in the brine
marrow. and in various other ports
of the body. They have even been
GREAT CARE? REQIIRED IN TY-i
iht‘ l ”CHIS“.
fourth or o series of articles on iy- .
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lo! North I:
1‘ Miss Marion Wadsworth iv: Ill-V
itiz. risnmhtor nl Dr. and Mrs. .lhln'
fl». \Vndawm-m o! Mar-s mu gun: a!
“try I‘lr'ih'ii‘ll Ivlrlhri'ay party our
'l‘utsdny to her “"1" :rirn'is. lt vu.‘
tire: ivlrthrlo‘,’ unniwrrarv and
‘vcu titlinglv i"“I“I‘f?l" Al. 'l'hort; ruff.-
“limit 3': (‘Iill-Il‘ll [view-ill.
3 Hit )Ivlli'W' (mow murilr’i lll‘lll in
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found In the brlrhi red
ilhv skin uhlrh u-
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1 It 1‘4 most important «fr»:
know lhrit typhoid fwm- t:
wruuu imbue.“ and mm it r‘lr- i'.
'rvflWI by n skiliml l’>Ii\~.
l'lS‘el‘T‘Hl l-}' .1 trained r
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Iz||!"il, ‘ ' ‘tl .‘van's. h'lli by (In. I'llt'fxs Tl’Ihu.
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llirihoul tour at homr own “1'. l ””1”!“ "-""' a h"? SHE‘S-l '
Hood doctor and a trainnl numv. '- Th5 “WW” "will”? N ”1‘? WT“
Inn-3r in constant allfindalll“. “yr, ' All. I‘llTJFlliiin:li’i-:'il .uwiciationa
nut .«omr risk to r~tim~ mvml-mm .av 1-“ “I" 17h”- "WHHW “3 "-3 ”Will
the family and the mllmt 'I‘m .w. ' n». vlv'vied President and (2. Fred-j
limp: to treat. such a. can»: .‘l'. l.«..:« 1‘ .llryllltiit‘op. ‘lcf‘I’IL’m‘m'
“who." a ”'3”le “u"... l‘“ I!“Il‘ .p ". wand ‘15”, 0f lllfl ('ll\' 0?;
avoid (hi; infection of others in Mk. ‘ . NONE”; lifts Just her-n romw
my chances .
The Kraut-wt t'i'il'fi must lm 92km
in disinfect all hotly (flht‘liflrgff
Atrium: the heel. dismtm'mnts tn llni‘
mo crude crcsol and crude cnrlvolz- .
'l‘hr-‘
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' l’i-u'k Joseph ll. 'l‘mlm‘.
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H , "“158 of illt- ”1"
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mid solution. Til-.- rlocmr um rim“ lleml'in rv.‘ \l‘nwiu-lril‘
instrur-Hnns how to perform this 505 returned homt alter a
disinfection. :W‘ ' 4’ 3 few new in New Yuri.-
I‘ishns used by the patient shoumt
ho kf'bt apart and boiled in “atria. iimnnktre or im'l..m~
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.\ur5<:x<, and others who comic in :‘on- ,
incl “ith the patient urns-t. “units"
tlicir hon-in corrlully oftrsr contort
with the pitivnt lteiorw hundlingl'
foods ? \
mm. M Finley of Flwi .‘l’tt
' YIZIR (wt-nip: 9
Fur-0541M. the little girl
for (inner nmpu'atwi ntv
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By “Sprinting ticwpoints of other minors The Ewning Sentinel
does not messflly subscribe .to
who thought.
LOWEBING IMMIGRATION BARS.
l'N. T.) Herald Trlhunej
A wide extension of the non-quota
class of immigrants obviously Would
defeat the purpose otnurnericsi li-
mitation which the immigration act
on it stands has schiex ed. No late of
the last fifty years has given more
solid satisfaction. To Open new gates
to nobody knows how large a num-
ber of aliens would undo the policy
of restriction. it that is the etlect
at any of the bills now in committee
list of tsmilies separated by the
quota barrier. thfiy should be re«
jected {or the greater good of the
greater number.
The Wedsworth-Periman hill.
Which has received the most public
notice. opens one door wider and
unlocks anoth-r. it widens the non-
quota class or relattsen or Ameri-
can citizens and puts on the some
footing the immediate relatives at
aliens legally- admitted to the Uni-
ted States prior to July 1. 15°24,
when the present law tool-r
provide-d these resident aliens hue
declared their intention of becominfi
citizens. irrespectite. it appesrs. of
the due of tilt. declaration. best or
henceforth.
:citizenr. present and future, the la-
(dulgence may be granted without
lmuch misgiving. Already the one
‘married child under eighteen or the
wife or a citizen is non‘quota. The
proposed smeudment admits also
the unmarried child b‘tweefi eight-
een and twenty-one. the husband.
the {other or the mother of a cit-
yiz'n. These relatives have now a
:preterence within the quota. but in Q
number of countries with smell duo.
tss the preference petitions exceed
the slletment. so that it will be
rattled in the usual course. Judging
by the number of petitions in the
.fiflt year of the lair. there would.
not be a disturbing influx if the
preference rsistires were to be ad-
initted outside the quote. The chic!
e! the rise division at the stste De-
sims of these reprints is to provide. s rarlcty of opinion and pro-
lt is not the policy or The burning Sentinel to im-
pose gags or mimics on oil those with whom it does not agree.
in Washington, designed tor the re-l
eliectul
As regards the favor held out to*
you: before these shone can be sd-~
Cilslrr Cr rwpayst‘y.
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- in skating again on films—1
. or". in Bowayion.
“a PI. Johsnon was a. tieitwg
As‘port yrstorday. ‘
certainly come
Yiewpoints
the Hews "pres-ed. One of mo
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'l‘whalf of Milton: and their families". ll TOday In Other Years I3
The preference status in turn‘ ‘
:migl‘lt “ell he conferred on the rel-T
mixes above named '01 the pre-I
July. 1934, immigrants who declare
to: citizenship. The Jacobstein bill
1‘3 one that protlvles hv quota pret- ’ lw ‘ww i’m‘k .‘lurt‘h 2. “$85. The‘
tercncc ‘tor. relatives of legally oil-1 tv-rruorr of Sends was organized
.muterl aliens. But to place them in; in- (‘onmes March 2. lad]. Tcxos‘
lthe non-quota ranks, as the. Wade-l (la “red her independence .‘lorch 2.
iworth-Periman bill does. would in? ma. .
gall likelihood make a deep breach
.in the immigration rampart. len- mun-
,number of aliens who could bring in‘ pa. I Flag Day or Sam “0mm"
in relative or relative un‘dcr this?
[provision can only be guessed at. for:
ghy no Winnowlng or statistics can u =
definite maximum figure at those
Iousllt‘ied or able to qusllty be ob."
mined. it might smount to a million -
or more. seeing that there are in
the United States about 3.9“".0’30]
aliens, legally admitted. The Secrow
tot-y or State has submitted to then?"
House Committee on immigration "5'
an estimate by American consuls”-r
covering- twenty-titr— countries. and I‘ll" I'""'”"‘~’I“ atten-
that from those countries, 177.150l‘ :3 1‘7" health 3" you are in-
would be eligible: non-«unit entrants. 551"” "' M "”7"" “that“ I
(3....“le the "1.939“ from the (molt liar .. ;.l lue longer, honevr. ‘.~..in‘
or the families or declarants ottersjn-‘T‘V ”no“ “’1’” ”VP“? 3“ ““3“!”
the pessihility of an enormous ln—l'WMr rvhzsisai conditicn than mur-
:ct‘rflE‘, in the immigration totsl. 11ml?”
> 1mm l- {can day 0! hi. Siniplitu‘
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Is It Your Birthday?
unxpw, MARCH 1
‘0'; mil I:.’t\-: many irionds
you ,have the chorsctsristlcs
harm; man; nerer': and true:
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feature of the Wadsworth~Perimanl Y’H‘ ’sbllltl' to shun tron-v mil
1.1;: cannot commend it»?! to cool 771"" ’4 1-1? to do “My your tick-3:2 ‘0
Judrment granting that the country DEM ”our health in good shape,
is determined to keep immigration!
Within salutsry bounds. l
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509982 . Homer:
. Maltese FT 331 Foil HlM.
RICHMOND. ind—Dr. 0. .‘~‘. .
Hung. secretary of til": Fountain ~
C191: Cemetery Aunciation. has an-
nounced receipt o! 85” from Joseph 9
Goddard. Nancie. to be used as an
endowment for the cemetery.
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fir: E'orlri War Veterans entitled to;
compensation under the bonus not?
ihss tailed to apply for the relief
granted by Congress.
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