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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVEISING‘SENTINEL
FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 19.4
A
THE SOUTH. nonu'ntn‘m... W i .
EVENING SENTINEL
Minn. uiiii inc) di‘c- toiiiiet'lttl ...;t' a
ESTABLISHED BY BUM _
JAIV‘ES GOLDEN. 1 ‘l:.t."t‘ nit gil‘e‘dl thud: :ii'tiit‘lillls’
, _, , . «mi in all huts. Tue} it‘lt l‘.‘U ‘ice!
E. L, AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETDRS.
’FRIDAY. AUGUST ;. 1924
‘,w the and there tire l\»U divisions. om:
Itor slonrnnning traffic and one :or
b\\iil truthc 'l‘he stiriucc ll'i‘llt} was
into Keri. illlilllsllt‘tl utii‘i Uit' [it-oil:
fili‘nA'l‘URnfirAl‘M \NVAé FOR llitit‘ wzie'i» lt‘lcgl'ilpil}: ‘wiicles: let»
in . I
TOMORROW.
High title 12 :35 a lil.‘. 32:46 ;i. mpTiii‘ri' is a belt or purks around the
Sun rises 4:56: texs :zoo.
t-ivliullr': and wireless electric light.
whole city "
o
Anvone who has seen bi . 'lootni,
E
EVENTNG SENTENFL TELEpdtrt}: noisy London will find it tiliil-
PHONE CALLS iiil! to imagine such a trutislorinu»
92-2a-Ncws DC‘.‘ 3.31.3 mil ‘lltli. Ann )‘Ql, why not?
92-3 -—Busin.c.~.s Department.
I388 ——Brunc h thi 6 Norwalk.
I90 ——Ed:'; tor 5 Residence.
1385—12~—City E hier‘ s R: sidence.
THE PRESIDENT.
The siiiiivutiig. i' trill nution goes
--..___..._..,_..a.-
; DESERTION MADE EASY.
Settetui'y Daniels deems the time
.opportune to revise the navy regula‘
EH . _
[who and to do away with the pres—
ent punishments for desertion from
out to President Wits. n in his liei'ctiV- “it“ ““33 making it lil‘ut'ticall;.' as
meut. it 1,130. ”my” the nutu'ul Mm easy to quit the service ohttie coun-
row “lilt‘ll tut) compussmnte mun or “‘3‘ in peace as it is to quit private
woman i'ccls for another in domestic leilllllulmt’m-
ai‘ilhtion. Mingled with it is tippret'iay “OMEN” has provided by law no
tion of llIL ordculs through with .‘iiri‘dil‘t‘l punishment for desertion trout
the iitiiy. Under the articles tor the
Wilson llih passcd, and the fortitude.
with \\lll’ll he lt‘riS lilt‘l tut-m. And in goiei‘nmeiit of the 113“! passed 11)’
‘.. the ”he...“ 9 m- H White ”mm. funeral congress the penalty for the otteuse
wreath llitlt‘ is no partisanship. is “en. h punishment as a courtmur
Few presidents lune laced so many ”31 iiiu} adiudgc.
tcr entirely iii the hands (it the exertr
" lHH'lllg the that-
.critical issues in so short a time as
has Mr, Wilson in the lti~i seventeen ll\'t~.
oier all courtmurtinl judgments.
who has the reviewing power
[months lmnn tliutcly upon his inaugu-
ration he was i-onirontiti with their lii' executive order thci‘c htiw Hen
certain limits lined upon the power
Mexixtin i‘eiolntion. and the situation
grew constantly more perilous month 01‘ t‘ulll‘t—lilul'lials to inflict imprison
by month, lle chine into power pli‘tlg- “1““ 301
the articles for the government ol the
‘ thc ottenses described in
ed to tuirii rcxisinn, u tits). which has
b
He has): I‘reilous to the orders of Set-
wreckml runny nn unthinisiration,
Slowly maturing pulilic l‘i‘lill‘) liuniels the penalty for tlesr-r'
tion ranged from u tiniximtiin of (on
inherited the
demand [or the ci'c-zition of row hunk-
int; Sistem illlll tor more ‘(illllirtillt‘ll- “”“i‘m” {01' six “‘0“th and ”mm”
stva (‘Ol‘lioi‘tito regulation. both in\'ol\- onion discharge in case 01' a desert-
tug responsibility Cotilllif‘llfllialfl with 01” ““0 voluntarily surrendered Will!-
in thirty days, to coutinement for one
[your and dishonorable discharge in
(users where (he deserter was caught.
their importance to the business oi the
nation.
The ortlinziry pressure of White
House work imposes 1i severe strain and did “0‘ "°‘““”‘“‘-" surmmer' ”line boy‘s nutter doubtless enters into
tlw case a hard. cruel man may tune
on the executive, The uddud strain oi‘liddlilttli is the statutory provision,‘
these abnormal duties had just beguu'nhich SN‘l‘E‘tilly Daniels cunuot til
‘ tor, of loss 0: Chi] rights and inabil-
iito ease somewhul when there arose
i {suddenly llli‘ m‘eut war oi iliu. Powers by to hold our. oilce of trust or profit
precipltnting a many sldcti Aineri- “NOT the lulled SiHlt‘B.
Can crisis in which precedent guiei Under the new order the only pen-
little help :alty tor ilcsei'tlon is summary dis-
The wisdom of the l'rcshicm‘g um'missui trom the service, while these
lion in all those muttvrs is rm; the in 3 who are dissatisfied and desire to quit
lure to de'teimine But his lollowers are ‘0 he DTlVHGEOd ‘0 d0 50 tuereli'
mtralion [or the perscierencc and ext-“1995
orgy ultlt which be has labored, “bile
L concealing his domestk- cares. ‘Wm‘ 333' m“ in “‘9 “W in time or
ever the notion strikes hint. It is a
was seiiouslx ill for mum months:
that for weeks, while the stress “3.1m“ experiment in o militar)
( “as and its workings will be watched with
One pseuliar thing is;
' public uorlt “as greatest. sine
rider death, that the President tragisome interest.
e‘ery bou
been with her almost
' when he was not drawn a”.- impern- hitting enlisted men to quit the ser
‘ bedside; that he steadfastly showe
Chewing... commie and refused the (1068 um mien
.mfldemmn that knomodse of his tions of any omcors who are capable
grief might have brought him. Of doing 8006 “I'VE?"
‘ ‘wiiite sharing trite President's sor- ' “""’
row at this moment. the nation also
honors him for his manllness. .
p
Lawrence Robinson, after committ-
, his grisly career to the fact that be-
1: Aston Web has drum! n plant's tore his birth, she had murder in her
a great city of London in the heart. . x
on 2014 somewhat as Edward Boll-
‘itoture Boston. Hts prophecies circumstances.
4.
’nal’reaaon that the problems her child. \_ ‘. " " ;
been "3- London from onion hymns. one trays.
and dirt bare been dignified.
in 1ch
in: tour murders. killed himself in o!
"ti-1E METROMLlS OF THE FU. Boston Jail. His mother attributes “he 9. sufficient amount. of muscular
exercise. It the lungs are cramped by’ ‘
moroper posture they (all to set; the
proper amount or oxygen. And do not .
throw an the waste mid poisonous.
. matters they should. A warm bath
in "Making Backward" pictured deserted under pfnrtioulorly brutaliwm alien ..de the blood to the sue
the body and thus bring about
Th'e mother bud been wronged and}
III the time durihg rage at
intereatln‘ for the reason tint. which most mothers live iii happy
. Is in them nothing inherently expectancy, sher- waa brooding in bit.-
humane. 1.0m visionary they terneca, with one fixed demon: her:
now at first flash, and for the sour-to kill the renegade «hitter or
.-plctures as solved are hood lotto? Adm Lawrence in early youth
queued to develop cruel and criminal
Then a he
grew up he drifted into the under-
world. boooine a, border. and anally
' killed meow wuuo robbing a.
SERVIAN CHIEF or STAFF 5
ARRESTED BY AUSTRIA.
’4‘ MW
’l‘llt. iit‘lh litillilth il tlit
illilll {think on Nitlu ocit illus
It itul ill the. l"lllt\l iii titii
till“ i‘liit‘i Hi Skull til llit >il\l(ll1f
urini'. nhu \\:i~ ui'rcxiul :it Gi’ntz.l
\\'lilli' lic was llliilxlll“: pi't-litit‘utioiis '
,tw l'i'lll'll to his country.
.\il~l3'lilil hmn ltgull} .
lil‘ lilttl t‘irlllilrltlwl no rritiic.
just us Mialkilfi lic lcui‘nctl oi ilic
in.» countril s In. sought to return
to tultt- rliut'gt- wt" tlh :ti‘nii' ..f his .
native land. ‘
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x-.-~.-n‘~‘\‘\‘x‘ ‘\‘\‘ ‘ ‘ b.
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with constitutional or organic
feels. and are probably due to them.
Now, it is an observable fact that
maternity. __
mothers halppy~ in their
heart) always have. healthy and nor-
mal children.
rhsults iii poor nourishment.
iii-Hrs untl gcnei'ul ph_\ sical ill health
~oi‘ttn zippeurs to lie the thief cause
ct‘ constitutional weakness and detec-
tiwnvss in the child, This fact might
“('(‘Dllltl for Lawrence Robinson,
Some (puree ot‘ hud'herltuge from
.tblldren of similar disposition.
it hm generallv get...- most of his in
hertttuite tro‘m )ils mother
’1‘ hole is uuother contributing cause.
important
it is the-fact
thut Lawrence Robinson, like most
children” born as he was, found him-
'l‘lie lilt-
‘ and his Opponents agree in their ud- 0“ ”1““‘11113 “1“" “mm“ ““0“ itcrncss or such ositnclsm has “Yeah-l
;ed countless lites that might have: ‘
ln 51‘0“- “ 1“ optional hereafter been happy and useful. except for in- ‘ n
Some time
It is now knnun that Mrs. Wilson peace ‘0 quit his emploiment “be“ .we mu) be sufficiently ciiilizcd
liOiVQ‘ (‘1'.
than either of these.
anssihly . more
self an outcast in (hildltood
tolerant social prcjtnlit e.
giie eierv child a fair chance.
arm, gttrdiess ot' the circumstances or its
”birth, . ,
O
,- that, white the secretary favors per- HOW TO WOVERCOME SLEEPLESS-_
MESS.
i t l t em; In the August Women's Home Com- '
tively; that he wrote some of his ”(‘9 ““118 ““5” terms 0 cuts to panlon “tillain J Cramp, writes a t
W important SW10 papers .“t her iwheuever dissatisfied, he has an 2111031. practical and xiii-319311118 article, ‘ ’
trounced over and ever again that be entitled "Ev ery Girl Should Know Howl . ,
d to accept the rests-n»: to Stand. Sleep and Walk " Following ‘ ,.
is his advice as to bow to overcome
sleeplessness:
“T0 or ercome
sleep. Those who persist in going ~ ~
over in their. minds the attain or the - .. ,. .‘
day Should sip a cup or warm water; .
slowly or a glass all warm milk."
w. J. CRONIN Emerson.
,
“....‘r
New Hut/en, mu Mode Gran
- ' ‘e’y cum.
KANSAS CITY, no. Aug. 74pm, _. "
au’e. wait» was chosen as the 1918 ‘ .. ,.
meeting place or the magnet Order ..
at Engine by the Grind Aerie.
d,
' vice-president. *‘ ” ” .
‘ ,E. D. Wood. Helene. Mont? [rand
l‘phuppineso-whirh ‘
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r- -4 atll/a'l- In I‘ lay.
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sleeplessueso you _.
should perform intense mcutnl pork
BORN T0 CRIME—OR DRIVEN? during the first part or the day; the »
eventugrshould be devoted to a unt- y,
'torm occupation in a untorm environ-f ‘ .
meat, and you should be corotul tog ‘
erratum“! ' no muons:
aim ,
SUMMER CLEARIN G SAL
. HOW the MULTITUDES are FLOCKING
to this SALE of SALES
Thus far it is beating all past records and the crowds will hurry in greater numbers than ever to the Boston Store to NO!
row, ior NEVER IN OUR TWENTY- FIVE YEARS 01‘ SUCCESSFUL RETAILING HAVE SUCH EXTRAORDl-
‘ NARY VALUES BEEN OFFERED
Look for the White and Blue Tickets.
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Come as early as you can as many of the lots are small.
Great MARK DOWNS 0n
Dresses, Waists, Skirts and Muslin Underwear
Prices Less than Wholesale.
Cloth
Sulc l’t‘ice ............ ~. . ..
Extraordinary markdown. Our entire balance.
this seusou‘s tucst attractive models—anode of line. all-wool aergcs,
Suits
comprising all
gubtirdities. poplins, etc-silt lined Jackets, skirts, have the new
tier and tupie eilects, every uit;
value, from $15M) to $5.0m.
.... ................ $5.95
WOmen’s and Misses’
Summer
NEWEST AND PRETTIEST STYLES AT "2
Dresses
PRICE AND LESS.
Made or all the newest materials, emhtucing till the liilttl stiles
~the long tunics, double tier citect,
$31”: to $51th—
Fulc l'i'it‘fc ..................
draped tfiects, etc; value,
...... $1.49 unit $2.98
Nations
We AND 750 WASH
BRAIDS ‘
’ White und colors, 1‘.’ yards
in a piece~
Special 12' '.¢
50c LACE COLLAR AND
CUFF SETS
White. itud ecru—
Slllc l‘i’li‘t‘ . .- ..... 39¢
60c LINEN HAND BAGS
White und colors —
Sale Price ......... 19¢
25c womsuis AND CHIL‘.
*DREN'S BBLTs
5813’“ I “1v"? . . .\
‘5: am; ‘ND‘ ocxa'r
FASTENERS
Stile l’ricc. a div ... 3d.
10c BEAUTY Ple
5 on a turd.-
Stile l‘i icr ......... 5¢
. GENUINE TURKl§H
“MOHAIR
31. 50 per yard..—
' DANlSH §LOTH
value, 25(- yard- ,
Stilc l’ riu‘
Sulc l‘ricc.‘ Each ..........
Block only, regular price,
Sale Price ..... .. Bfié
Full )ard wide, all colors,
- 18¢“
125 Women’s and Misses’
Wash Skirts
Comprising the entire sample lines of a noted manufacturer:
smart. new iuodcls.'m:ide ot’ eiery available wash material. it is
the best value that Noruulk women have had to profit by this scu-
son~cvery shirt value trom SLIM to $3.50—
..................... 98(-
Dress Goods.
BLACK aNoLisu POPLJN
Regular price, 50¢ per
yard—
Suic l‘rire ........
BLACK AND WHITE SHEP-
HERD CHECKS
iii; inches wide; value, 59c
yard—-
Sitlt‘ l‘i'lt‘t‘ ........ 36¢
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Blade of ginghams, per‘
cules and cliumbrays; all in-
tcst styles and colors; made
to >ell from BC to $1.0”
each——
Szilc l'i'it‘c ........ 37¢
HOUSE DRESSES
Large variety or light and
medium colors; value, 81th.:
each——
Stilt l’ricc ....... 47c
'ATTRACTIVE BLOUSES
High and low neck, long
and. short sleeves, prt-ttity
embroidered. all-over lace
and embroidery trimmed; all
sizes; value, will) each;
«Sale Price . $149
NEW aLoUses '
0t lawn and voile. short
sleeves and yoke buck: oth-
ers with embroidered col-
lars, regular sleeves. all new
models; value. $1.50 each-
Sulc Price 3 ...... 98¢
PETTICOATS
dery tlounce and insertion; vol
III, 79c ouch—-
‘Salc. Prim-
'PETTICOATs
0! fine muslin, with nounce
lion and ribbon; value. $1.50 and
$2.00 each— . .
Sale Pflt‘i‘ ....... .. 98¢
‘ CORSET coveas ‘.
Good mutcriul, high and low
med: value, L'lc alche-
Sale Priu- .......19é
Upholstery
COLORED CURTAIN
SCRIMS
W11 86 inches wide; mine.
20c per yard— _ . 3 .
Sale PriCC 17¢
SILKOLINE . .
dark colors. pretty now do-
slants. 36 inches wide; value, .
1234c per yard— ~ /
Sale. Price . . ...-u %
.wovelN .HAMMOCKs. _
urge pillow, deep "luau.
double stretcher; voluo. u
Henty unite muslin. embroi-
-49¢"
of lace and embroidery inser-
ueck. lace and embroidery trim:
{anomaly of film: out
SalePncc $1. 59
Muslin Underwear.
DRAWERS
Fine soft mueiin. wide embroi-
dery ruffle; value, 50 each—-
omwsus,
Flat and full cut model. lace
value.
and embroidery ruffles;
81.00‘ per putr— .
Sale Price
GO'WNS
0: line muslin and natuéook.
all new styleu, beautifully tilin-
med with lace Hid, embroider”
, yolue. $1.00 to 31.75 pm...
Cottons and t inens.
31. so TABLE cum-ts
31.50 AND 3200 TABLE
acorn; .
-' - 46 mlloped and hemmed met»
. cerlzed Table Cloths, round and
93¢
aquare— .
» Sole Price
42%.: WHITE our-mo
ef FLANNEI; ..
Toasts down, heavy twill. soft.
Mm... ..-.,,
Sale Price .‘. ....... 37¢
Sale Price ......u. 79¢
~8ED SPREADS
881.25 va'lue; sale price ..... 98c.
$2.00 Tlalue; sale price....$t.49
33.00 value; sale price....si.98
$5.00 value; sale price. . $2.98
. All llnen,.heutetitchod. silver
blanched Tobie Cloths. 64x54—
Sale Price .........-.98c‘
85¢: BED 8H EATS
Hemetitched. scalloped and
plain hem, run his bed clue-— ~
Sale Price ........ .. 69¢
20¢ PILLQW CASES
1.000 hemotltched
Cases,
thread cotton. 46186—-
Sale Price .. . . ..
2 Sale Price ...... .. 8%¢,
Wash Goods.
BARGAIN SPOT TABLE.
Orcr 5.000 yards of Wash Goods.
including chambrays, ging-
hunis, lawns, seersuckere, linens. etc.. all sizes and colors; regular
values from We to 19¢ per yard—
Silk: Price ..... -. . . . . .. ......
59c MARQUISETTE
10 pieces of line imported
French Mnrquisette. for waists.
dresses or curtains, 46 inches
wide-—
3 Very Special, pcr yd. 19¢
Pillow
mode or sturdy round ‘
12%é
Todet Articles
' COMES TOILET. “M
m difierent adorn. s
oukeiltnabox—. " A. <
35%:in n3f0Y25¢
KEEP CLEAN HAIR '
mm ‘ ~
“0W and eboby buck,
:MATTlno out-r ems
out inch. ind 7:24 inch.
waisT no:
leaner
. mirror! «riot: or styles: vul-
bucolic tattoo—s -
Pin soul and morocco leath-
en‘fltted with coin purse and
Sale Price . 2.. $1.9
.. .................... 7¢
10c WASH GOODS
Sah- Price ......... 21‘“?
25c SILK FINISH BATISTE
1,000 nerds, for waists dresses
and underwear——
Sale, Price ........ 951‘,“
Underwear
WOMEN’s UNION SUITS
Short sleeves and low neck.
lace trimmed pants, .extra
sizes; value, 59c each-—
Sale Price 35¢
CHILDREN'S SHIRTS
Low neck, short sleeves
and sleeveless. high neck and
short sleeves; ' pants to
match; sizes. 2 to 12 years;
value, 1255c to 15¢ each—
Sale Price 10¢
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS
Crinkled msucker, chain-
bmys undiglns‘lnms; 1 to 6
years; value, 59c each—— '
Sale Price ........ 39¢
BOYS' WASH SUITS
2 to 8 years; 59c value—
Sale Price ........ 39¢
31. 00 and $1. 25 \alue-
.Sale Price . . .‘... .79¢
1m. Tue sans
Fitted with rubber and—-
can‘ be adjusted to any size
tuba; value. mecca——
Sale Price
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