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ROPRIETORS
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Office—93
Branch Office-«3“.
Residence—2184.
5,3ditor' s Residence—752.4
1313-13.
' 1' r's Residence—890.
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Manager's Residence-—
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501’! NIC DIRECTORY.
5 burner, N. as, n. A. M.
in Masonic Building,
8 o'clock.
- cordially invited.
.4. 3. Lyon. Secretary.
South 5~rhunge its reputation,
5 street 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
finch "10“!“me and August 9’ led to conceal its charatter.
All Royal Arch
“Mess. HOLLERIN, 1-1. e.
sets in Masonic Building,
.1! took month-duly and
pudwat 8 o'.clock
“spans cordially imtted.
’ Bee.
HEALTH FIRST.
These words. addressed to
fined... by —d“competent
Lined
”accurately reported.
'fWe want children so to learn the
Ihnddmentnl laps of personal ltmicne
themselves
. st industrial hazards utter 191117
«We want (ltildrcn to ltu3e5
they can pr otect
4 ‘séhool.
& rough on understanding of ”105
unwind and in past years have. thought it
it damage. from
South
nit street, 1st and 3rd Tuchsy o! 5m“
August ex
All FAME?“ the genuine l’srislsn has had small than “ rittcn by him
rt or
‘1‘- M“ W. M" 305“" M Wilcox.' questionable resort; have been run al“ paper after hc quit office.
New
‘Wot‘k' educators by Dr. Haven Emer-
.,80h. commissioner of health, deserve
to It? printed in every city in America:
"We want every school child exuur
physiciun'» an
‘ W. We want ever3 teacher exam-
nnually and her every Illness
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5 Honours ...... mm
.15" G 33mg
ABIJSHED BY 4
The figures for the fiscal year end
in; June 30 show that the net earnings
a! tin principal roads are about $306,-
5 littltud'tt' more than the 3ear before.
_AND A. L. GOLDEN.5And they seem at
stined to be eull5
5le.11 in; the premt year. For the;
' 5111mm; of June the net earnings were5,
51mm than $5. 000, {100 over the monthly5
lt‘oely 111315
gain were maintained through.
average tor last year
inuci
18 p m 51‘12 present year, there would be a
53ain- of nearly $65,,(t00 000 over last5
your“: gain is expected to be greater
stool; market.
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NO MORE “WICKED PARIS."
tar-is, it is denounced, is
“cleaned up.” The city that has long
by getting rid
50f the superliclal evils that have serv-
For it is5
isald by those who really know that
5tamous‘ Mt'ity of Light." that the Wltk
59d Paris of the tourist never existed. 5
Paris has been misunderstood and
”a?" L” I“ 1°. F “d A M“ defamed because of its extreme twp afttr he rcSigutti his office.
it has had its gaiet3, its (rival-5
5 lishcd charges
11y. its daunting vice; but in them
.hare The uell knou 11 cafes and the
most entirely by foreigners, and pa
5trouized by foreigners. The people of
tutu gone about their own decent of
hire sud let the foreigners plrt3 and5
gossip.
Hereafter Perle is not to be so tol~
wrruut. The daunting 31cc and com-
mercioliscd iridelity are to be su-5ept
aria). Paris is to represent more ode:
oust cly the worst qualities that tune
been made knovtn in this war as ”195
ttuc characteristics of tho Frcnth na-
tio on That will be a fine thing for
:F‘rance, and ulso for the tourl ts 31110
pardon-
Ic (trues ( mean beer. .tea, cot- shit to commit, in Paris, the follies
course for a child to
mitt us to spell correctly;
5‘ 8.
on 0! every school child
hope the schools will housed
. _ fling twelve months in every
fitt 5515111111 Dirty spaces baths and
3' rooms will be 100 per cent .
as»
' ed week (1113:; and ltolida3s.
graduating diploma should be
as
preparedness to continue to
D
to of physical as wcll
“and serve.
d look forward to the time when
n will appear at school in the
"trade with a record of their pre-
-'5‘ll csses, their physical exami-
mpleted and all their remov-
bec’ts already corrected.
_‘ look forward to the time when
"5 1 will be a privilege- with-
l the pupil can present a
. d as to physical fitness and
tending of the rudimentsof
hygiene sumeientito pretest
at the strains, trials and ex-
is self~supportnand the bur-
? “inhibiting a family and
’s proposals represents
but one that is attainable,
d which steady progress is
5 111.1111 progressive commu-
when u; is fully realized,
stand
as welll
'geuerdl diet 11s in regard to the
ol the Presidents or the capitals
‘ We should like to know
5‘ he habit of hand 33' netting before
”I was so deeply ingrained that;
M will not tolerate inadequate in~
5. 5 in their homes and workshops.
. jihsve arranged to cooperate in
mutilation of e30: and morning
- of instruction. We are
N the chic! considers-
th, Without that, the do-
of ill! ms W is ham-
Inseam u more: with
ohscco) ”mt 9W“ ‘5‘" 5“”55“ they would not have committed nt5
home and the civic environ
home. 5 ..
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81'. PAUL A SUFIRAGiST'I
_lcni. gently humorous vein, he may be
admitted even at this late date. to the
ranks of suflmge believers Ind uork
ere. Hitherto the women have taken
it for granted that the great preacher
was against. their cause Quietness,
meekness, subjection were the words
with which he taught the women 0
rather in the home.
Now, however, a woman optimist
Nation" to suggest that St. Paul was
poking. "poking tun at his converts"in
der to uiu them.
came weak that I might spin .the
weak.”
audience was “anti"-——all but the la.
oughly.
womcn keep silence. And it they
would learn anything. let them ask
their own husbands at home.” And
the women smiled to themselves.
It is unfortunste .ut least for this
woman's theory, that St. Paul never
ubosdoried that ironicul attitude long
enough to espouse A truly sober opin
ion in favor o! the leminlsts of his
d”:\
M
iMPROVlNG POLITICAL ORATORY.
ima, Waste, is credited with a notable
reform. During a recent primary
Clmpllgn, the club gave a '-‘Doilur¢a-
Minute” luncheon. at which sendi-
dotes were invited to use their claims
to mom has: candidate was
As a matter of fact the income5
is said to be still increasing. and the‘
than“. this, if we truly judge by the re-r
cent jump of railroad securities iothe 5
to be.
had the reputation of being the wichv5
edest piece in the world is to chunge5
-)its character Or rather, it is to"
56 WA
l’uris, more serious and home-'lo3ing5
than the casual visitor could' imagine 5
A
5:31. to the apportionment of taxes unu
it St. Paid—really possessed an iron-~
. pantie one, 3 mills, and the district
Undoubtedly his Corinthlun‘
dies, who appreciated his humor thor-
To the men he said, “Let the;
The Republicdnflnb at North Yak-
Wmmsdollsrt’srnerymtm
ate at his speech. The. minimum
chsmwssttodoilsrundzhmld
Mumubmm An!
‘mmdmwwwssmubutt
hsd'tomtvsddlsrddainm
55W curses were new by and
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thin. Wider s said there would be 1:15 '
concisenees, point and logic in politl—'
:cal oratory it it were adopted getter
5“” in political campaigns! , ‘
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LOS nouns MAYOR
QUt'rs.
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"cam 1:35“; :"I
lhts photograph of Charles E.
Sebastian, former tita3or of 1.01
‘ .Angcles, was taken a short timc
A
Los Angeits nut spapcr had puhsi
against him ami5
gave letters purporting to bow
lie ht,an5
suit for llllt‘l against the nous»
5 SENTINEL 5
READERS’ 5
VIEWS...
A MATTER OF TAXATION.
Editor Sentinel:
‘ One of the most important phases of:
sAf‘m‘V"
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~1tle East Norwaik electric light plent5
t"'0hll'0\t’l‘l3 is the misunderstanding
ort'the part of the majority of people
5.101- the system lusuxursted by consult
datum. in 1911, immediately before
conrolldution, the town tux no 9
mine; the school tax. which use a se-
11111.6 12 mills making 11 total of 18
‘1-.. " mills Now, under consolidation,
there is added 4 14! mills tor the
1343
- 0
mills The Fourth District is n
t5meution oi the charter, whereby East.
Norualk is compelled to pay a share5
' -—or
1159 day their place in the world— .0! city benefits, cltieii3 enjoyed by"
5the First and Second Districts
5 \‘l hen the schools were consolidated
has come forward in s. letter to “The; East Norwallt puts in its two schooli
5hou:.-,es adequate for its purposes for
1n5mrmy years to come. free 0! defit; and
rthcn has torced to assume a share of
debts. on the schools of Norwalk and
South Norwalk. it is a question in the
minds or some of our wisest legal
brethren as to whether or not 11 dis-
trict retaining all rights to public util-
ities can be compelled to assume any
5mm of this debt for which it is not re-
sponsible, and of which riot a penny
was spent in the district.
walk’s share of the interest on this
debt, with the addition of the interest
on $100,000 for the two new sehoolstn
Nor-yell: 9nd South Nor-walk, exceeds
1the interest on the entire plant. The
district tax for the coming year will be
of t 12 mills;
ester: up by “increase of 1 34 mills.
the tax" 1111a bythe Fourth and Fifth
Districts. In other words, our district
expenses are decreasing. While those
of the Fourth sud Fifth are mouse
lugL thus our taxes, instead of going
lower, will go higher.
In view of these» facts. It. would seem
to be the port 0! wisdom tor-our citi-
zens tom personslltlss. relative to
the electric light plant and unite‘our
ant um dhtribution of tunes this?
set or Insists“ to muddle Isis-s»
ed mm responsibility for sshoOLdsbts.
dthsrpsrtofmstown. -
swarms.
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5Fourth District tux. making the total5
4, 3- 4 mills. a decrease from last year .
but this decrease is .
i
Corinth He admitted frankly that heimm men,“ on $110 000 old achool5 .
“become all things to all men" in or-
“To the weak I be-
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East Nor— .
energies to seek reiedse from the pres- '
msnnnmpromptrsdueuosstour.
”rate that wouldWNt Non *~
Mtsuslowsrtltsnthsssdm.
Should Be Along
the“ Same Lines.
First Gun of the Fall Campaign 5
Annual Fall Price Bombardment5
Tomorrow Great Savings Await You
535535ng Herc Tomorrow M53333 Buying the Best There is at a Dis-
. count of from 20 to 30 per cent. Get Busy is Our Motto. Yours
. Getting Busy Now Means Big
Sayings. Save When and Where YOU Catt, Every Penny Counts.
PRIDAY,8EPT.15, r938
FRUIT jARS
Double safety. ,wide mouth,
glass tops, pints or quarts,
u r... 29¢
soc CEDAR OIL
For dusting and polishing.
'1 GLASS WASH BOARDS
Family size, value 451‘,
:4 Qt. Galvanised Iron
WATER PAILS
Value 40c ........... 29¢
8c APRON GINGHAMS
Full hicach, worth 49:: a yd.
8c BLEACH” 3:; £5
(31111511 Towsnnl
Values at 29c
8c TOWELS
' Red borders.
32 Inch
DRESS GINGHAMS
Worth 17c yard.
LINEN HUCK TOWELS
Worth 396
JAPONE’I‘TE
llANDKERCHIEFS
Worth 15c
TABLE OIL CLOTH
llcst gratin:
WOOL DRESS GOODS,
REMNANTS
.... Not many.
to 75¢ yd. ............
REMNANTS IN SILKS
(hills and (‘tlds
5 5 yards for 29¢
5
i5
l
5 5 yardszzea 29¢
l
to $1.00 ...........
age and got Fancy Printed
5 towels for 29¢
3 yards 29¢
. 4 for 29¢
2 3519- 29¢
Really worth up
Youics up
15c NAIL BRUSHES
Sterling and Gold-filled Top
HAT PINS
2 Pitts for N
IRONING WAX
Regularly 2 for so.
Bfor
5.000 Yards of 9.5
GINGHAMS, PERCALES
Vales 11p to 251‘ yard.
9m yd-
Values at 9C
27 Inch Figured
FLANNELETTES
Regularly 12 I—zc .... 919
13 1-sc 3“ 15C
CURTAIN scours
9¢
12 1-sc FURNITURE
COVER
Cretonnc ............ 9¢
9!
Day.
VOILES
\cr3 desirable.
our entire stock ..
25c Black and Gold
LINING SATINES
\Icfilt‘rizcd ......... 9
soc OUTING FLANNELS
lull width and perfect
goods ........ 2/3 3ds 19¢
Yard Wide Full Bienched
Standard guilty FRUIT OF
THE LO MUSLIN
‘ 2% lids-19¢
C hOiCt‘ of
IN
45 x 36 Inch
PILLOW CASES
Regular 25c 19¢
WHITE GOODS 5
Big variety styles. Values
from 25c to 39¢
CLUNY AND COTTON
EDGE LACES . 5 '
3 yds. 19¢
35 Inch LING
Looks like. the. real linen
Regularly 25:. For separate
skirts and dresses
TURKISH TOWEL-S
Regularly 29c
nodal.-
Values at 19c
ftill ’ltouud the Store items
Savings That Mean Considerable 5
‘SuveWiten You Carr, ” lt’ s a good motto.
it’s the Best way to Prepare for a “Rainy'
1
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Full Bleach Full Size D'AINTY WAISTS
SHEETS t\\ ititc). intended to sell at
Regularly (10c .. . .. 49f- Srou ......... . . 59¢
8 oz Tin T ‘5.” WHITE $15.00 NEW 5 5 5
Joint»!] summons r 1.49 310 99555
03:11 or y 25c doz. .. 19¢ ”-4 uli 55" “ ' ‘
“FITS ,EM ALL, BLANKETS $1 2035012134 CURTAINS 551
FRUIT JAR RUBBERS “(nth $7, ------- --4-98 ‘3” """" ;""" 79‘ r
3 doz. 19¢ 81.50 Full Stu $6. 98 32 Inch 555
15 oz. Bottle COMFORTABLES STEAMER TRUNKS 1'
9312011101: $1.29 , .49 5
Regularly 25c 19¢ 40 Inch NAINSOOK Yard Wide 55
22:,“ Olive Soup, reg. 10c \\ orth $3 a piece of 71310r§9 TASTFETA‘ :lel 55
w, Taicum, re . ' ac '. ' ie it asts
“'5 g 33: 75c TABLE DAMASK
3:va ’5‘ A5Lii51555555 55555555555555 59¢ Fifti‘tbggi. some
or ...... . vs ------- ‘ S
RHINESTONE 19¢ 83.5 0 New Dainty White All colms and black. Whole-
BARRETTES VOILE WAISTS $2 79 sale price today is $1.00 321111,
‘ Regular] 2:c . . . . . .. . . 89
to. N: 'r. ,y ‘ 19¢ 55
SPOOL COTTON ~ - . ' ' ,. ‘ ‘ .
WM}, 5c M, m. mating-concert" ; .
. 5 spools 19¢ ~ E " 5 ‘
1 yd. Belting. reg. we
1 paper Safety Pins. reg. so
I spool 'Silk. reg. we
1 Iron Holder, reg. 1;:
Value 30c
All for ......i..) I;
READY
The
NOW!
Big 5‘
Fall Fashion Number
slmgtbebesuhluladmce
styles. Many insulate!
at snsssososose-d
Guest Towels of plain and figured buck and damask.
raised and scalloped edged with embroide Some
2% with linen lace inserted on one end.515
,'Prices range from ..
Regular 312‘ IDWCII e005. -- ~ 5“. -69¢# 7&0 $1.25
Large Heavy Bath Towels. with pink and blue borders.
35¢ 1'0 59¢
uses-usuns-scoosioscossssto
.Bsdt'l‘owe‘lswithyridecolond borders and stripesinniuk.
sudbluewidupseestor initisls ‘ 50¢
"Linen Crush Toweling by the yard, suitable for dishes or
Unbleached .5.12}/s¢ayard"
Plain and Fik'ured Huck Tomlin: by the yard
‘Jlthti‘ 1‘ MEN!“ 1
15¢. 18¢. 20¢ yard.
5041 and use ‘*
Norwalk Chronicler