VENING SENTINEL
- :a-SOUTH NORWALK
“ESTABLISHED BY."
, JAMES GOLDEN
use A. L, EOLDEN. Props.
" "‘ffAY, JAN. 17, 1919
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anther of the Associated Press. 3
Who Associated“ Press 'is exclusively n
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use local neWS published herein.
,. All rights of republication of spe-
’ um dispatches herein are
installation of (‘ockenoc ’l‘ribc, No. ti...
be nipped in the bud. The health of t{IEXE’IECYI‘ PEACE
the entire community will be im-
measurably improved.
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COCKENOE TRIBE AND
WANOMA COUNCIL HOLD
'JOINT INSTALLATION
rand Officers Present, and Many
Friends Invited in To Enjoy the
Ceremon;es, Which Were Followed
By a Feast and Dancing
lied Mcn'a llall, at. 2.3 Main Street.
as the See-1m of an impressive joint
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0. ll. 31., and Wanoma Council, No.
I, Degree of Pocahontas. last cve-
inn.
'50: only were many of the
state
airfiews dispatches creditvd '0 it Oriomm-s lllt‘l't' to install the Incoming
in this paper and alsoiptlicials, but the joint installation was
input to the public, and many friends
lot both lodges were invited to be pre-
also re-fiom. ‘
i CONGRESS TALK
WILL BE PUBLIC
(Continued from rim PIKE-l !
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lutions were brought bolorc a meeting
attended by representatives of the
press from all the nations associated
in the war against, Germany. .
In American otlicial circles it was '9‘
recalled that before President \Vil— ./
Don's departure for Europe, it was an- 1'
nounccd othcially at. \Vashingtou that.
at. the President‘s personal requogzt,
both the British and French Govern-
ments had raked all censorship rc— .
strictiona on news dispatches to Amer-
ica. concerning the Peace Congress. .
Premier Clemenceau Spoke this at‘- '13”
ternoon in the Chamber of Deputies
on the decision to ltcrp proceedings
of the Peace Congress Secret.
“\\'e have not yet found a final form
from the.
FRIDAY, JAN. 17, .1919
The Store of Real Bargains
BIG MONEY SAVERS FOR TOMORROW;
WONDERFULLY ATTRACTIVE VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
THE BIG SAVINGS 0N STANDARD MERCHANDISE IS WORTHY OF EVERY WOMAN’S CONSIDER—
” ATION.
EVERY ARTICLE IS QUOTED AT MUCH LESS THAN OURREGULAR SELLING PRICE.
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H Iizru .e—_....__.-._ I . .o Incuts were served, and then dancing Peace Congress will be made, he
. mme' SENTINEL Trim, followed until a late hour. Isaid, “but in a general way, the I’m}:
‘ PHONE CALLS I, The program was as follows: ;ctple of, publtctty has Diet. With tutor. . 3
. rial ‘ I Piano solo—Mrs. Jessie Malkin; Here he was interrupted by Depot: , Th .
mum g'éomsi-BQZ' liaising chiefs of \Vanoma, No. 318, D. Mistral, who saidzM (I " .. e GreatQSt Amount Of
._ 5' ce‘“ ' ‘(i Paw-May Sava 'o and start of Stam‘i “Except. by you, . ‘ emcnceau. » /
Ion-walk Branch 05106—1338. lt‘ortl; voéal solo—Exiles Anna MarchIot,i “l have the honoruto emphatically 9/4 Value for the Least M0119)?
W’s Residence—2184. l0f Imnbux-y; raising chiefs of Cgcxe-‘Sibny tha‘t Statement. the Premier re- 3:; In 0 ..
"’5, Editor’s Residence—14924 non Tribe, No. 32, l). G. S.--«E. R. domed. . ‘\\e all should like to beep ur.
:' l 'd tGould and Stan of Danbui'y; vocal so-‘f proceedings secret so that It may not DRESS GOODS
‘ ,ml! Manager 8 R881 81109" low-George Ilajotte, of Bridgeport; ; be said that such and such a country l5..- 3 _
. ‘ ‘ 113-12- address 1’. G. S.—~\\'. R. Scamptoh. ohmadc such and such a proposmon 9-2 SECTION
. k 1.:— ,3lMass.; Duet The Misses )l’dl‘chloll, Q which has been fought by not“. and .
W” "" "1"" ""' (of llanbury. isuch other governmentS. “'6 are .‘ ”T“ 3
.4 Pink Washable Satin
7. "10AM AND THE BOLSHEVIST. ,
The chieffcause of Bolshevism is
lnéntal confusion.
‘ ls worse confounded by hunger.
“Therefore the first rcmctly iS food. Af-g
ter‘fthe Bolshevik has had a few goody
meals and a few nights Sleep without 2
gunfire, perhaps it will the pddsiblc to;
bleach him a few fundamental trutlwi
I
about economics. ,
f: . The trouble with the Bolshevist and!
.1119 .I. W. W. man and ‘all his Jim is;
"that he sees himself hungry and poet'
and. sees the employers of the world;
‘welI-{ed and" prosperous. He knows;
. there is somdthing wrong, but he does-
nOt go back Into history—~even the his.
Clitory of the preceding quarter-century.
to See where the wrong came from.
VII. was decreed that. Adam
earn his bread by the sweat. of his
brow. And when one conceives oi a.
jwprld with the first man in it. one seca 3
.there was no other way of obtaining;
[the‘flrst essentials of l‘oodfshelterJ
clothing. than by individual work.‘
'me by working longer hours titan1
Were necessary to sustain life froml
‘ i
I
day to day could the first man get.
'ahead. ‘ I
- Q’All wealth was won by Iw-u who:
iwe're'willing at firsl to work longer?
than enough to sustain them till 10—:
Vmbrrow. When a surplus was obtaiu‘:
dso that a man might sit Still and:
'with a. past Pocahontas jewel an .
, ilovcly cut glass bowl by the members ‘- 1n
3199“”. confusion of \Vanoma Council. John Brotherton
lwao presented with a past;
iszush by the tribe.
K.
Mrs. Anna Shephard was presented}. . _
d a{ create a. bad tcelmg.
The new ofiicers of Cockcuoe
2111‘ I
Sachemwtleorge Sandersprec.
Sr. Sag—«William J. Powell.
Jr. Sag—Arthur Brotherton.
Prophet—John Brotherton.
C. of R.—Vi’illiam N. Jones.
K. of “CHE. J. Taylor.
C. of VV.~—J. Wm. Rowe ‘
First Sannap—Aflhur Robbins.
Second Sannaer. E. Knapp.
First Warrior—Richard Hoyt.
Second Warrior-Chas. Clark.
Third Warrior-—O. F. Armour.
Fourth Warrior—Peter Deitz.
First Brave—A. E. Rowe.-
Second Brave—George Jones.
'lfhlrd Brave-«Fred Taylor.
G. of \V.-—Carlton Byington.
G. of F.-H. H. Payne.
The. new ofllcers of \Vanoma L‘ounci
‘F‘ourth Brave——Thos. Ilarrigan.
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should 5 are:
Prophetdssr-A—Annie Shepard.
Pocahmttas~Murgaret Marshall.
Woman—Mae ROWe.
Powhatan—4,} corge S pic’c r.
of R.-—JeSSie Malkin.
C. of “Kr—«Louise. Canficld.
K. of Vin—«Eva Sandcraprce.
First. 'ScoutfiElla Armours.
Second Scout~Daisy Payne.
First Watrior——Emma Shepard.
Second Warrior» AAnua “’alsh.
Third VVarrior—~~Mary Kenny.
Fourth Warrior—Nellie Brown.
First Runneermma. Smith.
Second llttnnctt~Gertrtule Robins.
It‘irat Counselor rr-ll'illiam Jones.
Second Counselor~ Harry Smith.
(1. of ’l‘.» —l.ila Rogers.
(L, or l“.'-'Illlil Natteford.
Try a Sentinel \th Ad.
sachem’s ! ment so that. there shall
Tribe i
unanimous in thinking thatthat might
We think that
the preliminary conversations we1
imust, at all costs, arrive at an agree-
be a. solid
ifront at the general discussion.
“If We wish to form a league. oi? na-f
tionS. writing phrases is lnsufllcient.‘
There. must be a prevailing spirit
which will insure the life 0! this
league of nations. \Ve would like to
finish this war by a. full agreement of 3.31,,
the civilied nations for a supreme
ions: lIllIiilili Alli)
BEAUlIfl tour lillll
AND 810? *DANDRIllflg
Try This! Your Hair Gets Winn!
Glossy and Abundant at Once i
To be possessed of a head of heavy.:§
beautiful'hair; soft. lustrous. fluffyfl'fi
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l
:wavy and free from dandruff is mere-
~jly a matter of using a little Daimler-3;.
line. if...
i It IS easy and inexpensive to havel'
juice. soft hair and lots of It. Just
.gct a small bottle of Knowlton's Dan- , 3“,!
5derine now {or a few cents~—all drug '
stores recommend it~apply a little as
ldirccted and within ten minutes there
will be an appearance of abundance, ,
freshness, I'lufllness and an incomparam
blc gloss and lustre, and, try as you
iwlll you cannot. find a. trace 0! dand-
irufl’ or falling. hair; but. your real sur-
3pt‘ise will be after about two weeks' "
lusc. when you will see new hair—lino
:aml downy at I‘irst—yes——but really
gnew llllll‘vSpl't’Hlllng out all over you: 3?"
‘scalp—«llanderim- is, we believe. the
Rich lustrous finish and reliable
quality; will make beautiful Cami.
$019.: anal dainty underwear. .
ar wt e.
Special. yard ........ $1 .49
Navy Serge
36 inches wide, excellent, wearing
and goods‘looking fabric.
egular 1.25. .
Special, yard .......... 896
Black Sateen
25 inches wide, especially recom-
mended for aprons.
3 Specie ‘
'Hyard..’............'...'.r 25:
White Chifllm ,,.. Voile
Beautiful texture and finish, high
:{tandard 41:11:13; ‘5 Inches wide.
egular p ce 5c.’
Very special, yard ...... “c
Colored SatiniMwSaline
Rich. solid color-5,3 lustrous finish
andddurable quality.
Yar wide. '
1 Special, yard .......... $1 .29
40 Inch Silk Poplin
Broken lines; our ‘ regular price
$2.00 yard. ,.
Special, yard . . . .13.] . .
Wool Wovmf
yard wide.
$1.19
Girls’ English Knitted
dressing encodes. etc;
Regular pricewnfiflu .
Special, yard ..... a. .
ionly sure hair grower, destroyer of Gloves
‘ dandruff and cure for it ‘llV‘ S .31 ' nd ‘3
L ‘ C p d »\&'hite. oxford and lit-other; our
iit. never fails. to stop falling hair
_ at 7
i once. ‘
regular price 981-.
Al. pair .............. 75c
ythe foundation of teamwork,
. hinery and all the. modern aids:
Edam. ' g
Tilnstead of spending his time try-i
“lug to kill off the men who have more-f
gait thirty cents andxa toothbrush.
eBdlshevilc for our- year would work.
ISO that next. year he might work one.
T-hqur less per day. and use the other
11011310 plan for eaHicr work the yelli-
following, soon there would be more
\.
than.en0ugh toothbrushes and thirty
dent's to go around.
J'he'trouhlc is, the Russian poasadt
,been cruelly exploited in the past
inever given a chance to learn
things.- HIS blind rage. though
{1”, is'but natural. A child'S tam
tron) can always be quieted by a warm
bib, 51 good meal and a nap.
{es’cau do this for the, Russians.
they. will find them receptive to the
I chibg of the primary grade. This
“fiance mastered Russia's troubles will
lie-over.
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HEALTH INSURANCE.
’Next to workmen’s compensation in '
riot-mum is health insurance. Com-
" ions are investigating this matter
ilk senéral states; The governor of
one. hour more than enough for Ioday,’ W
MS. . '
$.49.
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433-.
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Is YOUR RADIATOR LEAK-
ING‘? DOES YOUR FENDER
NEED REPAIRING? DONE
WHILE YOU WAIT. 26 MAIN
ST., NORWALK.
Are you convinced of the
correctly fitted? A careless fi
..
do much harm to your health
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‘ CORSETS '
OUR CORSETIERE IS SKILLED, CAREFUL, INTER-
; If you want to prove how pretty and
'sott your hair really is, moisten a
cloth with a little Dumlcrlnc and care-
fully draw it through your hair—tak-
ing one small Strand at a. time. Your
hair will be soft. glossy and buautitul
in just a. few Inomcntswa dclightt'ul .
surprise Zletilx everyone who tricsI‘n-
tlIiS.~.-‘l(l\'. i '
Women’s Gray Mocha
Gloves
Sell‘lrimmed .all filler; our regular
price $2.59.
1.. m...- $2.49
Women’s Silk Gloves
linger till-S;
Silk lined. double
black. white. and brown; all Sizes.
Our regular price $1.25
pair. At. pair ........ 98c
=; Women’s Black Hose
)lcrccrized finish: medium weight-
1’, Our regular price 65c pair. 556
At. pair ........... 4. .
Children’s Underwear
Veal and Pants: fleece lined: :11ch
to 12 years. 50c
At. each ........... . . .
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necessity of having your corset 3
‘l
tting is worse than none, and can ‘
and figure.
4 ESTED. Women’s Union Suits
3_ . . Heavy fieeccd lined, regular and
. Why not make an appointment today? (‘X'ra Sizes~ 1 89
3 Special .............. 5 I
PerOxide of Hydrogen
S-ounce bottle. standard quality-
21(: bottle 7c
at ....................
Fairy Soap
Regular 8c cake.
A. ..................... 6c
‘ . Cluny Lace-and Insertions
. York has just recommended the
" of a measure of this kind.
hio commission has found that
- in that state lose 9,000,000
working time every year, most.
to illness. This is equiva‘
~more than $25,000,000 in lost
' fiction. ' ‘
'” illness is. preventable. It is
3;} o develop only because it is
défis of no one' in particular to
it' dqes’ not develop. That is
the health insurance is particu-
g’geful. The. moment a man’s<
" cern, to the insurance‘
scam, rocmticn'algandy
is insured. his well-being be-.; .
~_ w..— . "2-“ Values 15c. 121G
. . . . At, yard .......... 2
WIND SHIELD GLASS .emm.m ’ -. ,
Also wmnow GLASS CUT AND SET'I'O ORDER . -~ « _.
A. COHEN ' ' 3 -
141 Washington Street.
Coats, Suits
JANUARY SALE
' - —————ON—-—-
southNorwuk.
w---“ l.
and. Dresses
$1.29
Splendid to WWéWh"rbbes;é ’ L
om: HUNDRED
New Serge Dresses
Have been purchaeed by us at a. very low cost and are aimed
to 5'03 for
CHOICE AT ONE PRICE '
Made to sell for $16.50 and $20.00.
‘ These Dresses were purchased from a New York mutant
urer badly in need of cash andhis price concession was most un-
usual. '
All are made of excellent quality all wool serge in several
styled. Ivory Dress is a. new and up-to-date model.
Splendid Values for To-
Morrow In
DRY GOODS
AND BLANKETS
Harvard. Sheets .
81 x 90; the always reliable sheet;
made from Specially strong depend-
able sheeting.
Regular 52.00. 5
Special, each ........ 1 :67
Table Damask
Full bleached, rich satin finish. at—
tractive designs: 72 Inches wide.
Regular $22.00. $1 39
I .
Special, yard ........
Yard Wide Percale
l-‘ull Standard quality. will give the
very best of sen‘viCe and guaran-
tced fast colors.
Regular ZlSc.
Special. yard ..........
Dress szhams
Exceptionally fine quality: vast as-
sortment of Stripes. plaids and
plain colors: practical [or women's.
misses" and children‘s wear
Regular 330. 29c
Pattern Table Cloths
Spt-t-ial. yard ..........
Sturdy quality. .exccllcnt clevigus:
smooth. lustrous finish.
$1.49
Regular $22.0".
Special. each ........
KNITTING YARNS
At Special Price
Concessions
Khaki and Gray Knitting.r
Yarn
trirtly‘ all wool. Our regular
price $1.25 skein.
At. Skeln ............ $1 .00
Angora Fleece
Mixed Silk and wool ball yarn. big
selection of colors. Our regular
price 75c. 50c
At.
Columbia Germantown
Our regular
40c
Four-fold. all colors.
price 59c.
At
Angora Wool
Black, white and drab. A limited
quantity. Qur regular price
65 cents. 37
At .................. ‘ 0
AS GOOD AS NEW
Thar’s the way we make that
worn old tire of yours. Our
vulvanizers do wonders with
worn shoes and Inner- tubes. ‘
Doubles, Often trebles. the life
of your tires. Isn‘t it more
economical to pay us for good
vulcanlzing than ‘tO buy new
titcs~especlally new when the »-
cost’ of new tires mounts daily?
. quality sllkolenc:
Outing Flannel ’
Good weight, heavily napped: suit-
able for potticouts, night gowns
and children‘s wear.
Regular 35c. ' "
Special .............. 25¢
Fancy Plaid Blankets
[ileec'y nap, soft and warm: regu-
lar $3.49.
Special, pair ..........
_ $2.49
Woolnan Blankets '
Thick, heavy. warm Cotton Blank-
ets: made for durability and sat-
isfaction. Comes in plaids, white
and gray with neat contrasting
borders.
Special. pair ...... '.. 54-95
Comfortables
Silkolene covered:
“'llité‘ cotton filling.
Regular $3.50.
Special ..............
Soft. fluffy
___-- $2.49
Comfortables
Covered both Sldt‘h‘ with rxn-vi‘v'ut
filled with best
quality sanitary 4 98
cotton. Special ...... -
Sateen Comfortables
Beautiful Persian design-S: both
sides alike: heavy weight. with
closely scroll stitching: filled with a
superfine white 6 98
cotton. Special ...... .
Remarkable Oflerimz In
SHIRT WAISTS
Six Especially Attractive
Models
98::
Worth $1.50.
Tomorrow
Every waist is the. latest style.
spic and span and perfectly ut-w.
Every waist is a real bargain.
Stamp "Goods
Closing out at half the wholesale
cost. In this special lot are Pillow
Tops, Center Pieces. Table Covers.
Children's Dresses, Bread and Tray
Cloths.
.1...‘
Children’s ‘Ginxham
Dresses
Plain colors and plaid efi’ects. Our .
regular prices $2.98 and $3.49.
$1.98 a“ 52.49 5
Women’s Quilhd Black
Sateen Vests
98c
Our regular price
$1.59. At
Women’s Petticoats
Black heatherbloom with novelty
colored stripe flounces. Our regu-
lar price 81.29. 98c
At
;
Al
Bath Robes
Women‘s and men's; all good col»
ore. Our regular price ‘5 79
C
$7.98. At
Women’s Night Gowns
Extra fine quality, pink butlete,
with blue trimming. Our regular
pi" .e 31.59. $1519
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Curve DressmBuIdin E
1 1-2 and 2 inches wide.. black or
white; 12c value 1°C
for yard ..............
Muff Beds.
Silk “.0535 filled. Clearance pI‘Iooa._
390“"48’6
With black or brown Silk lilting.
$1.19 value for .' ........... 89c
$149 value tor $1.19
N ainsook locations
3 1-2 inches wide: values up to 131‘
yard. at ‘
100 j
yard
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Good Value Items
. N0. 8 Size Steel Gray
Enamel Tea Kettles
$1.10
12 Quart Galvanized Iron
Water Pails
v
e
v
Regular price $1.51”.
Spreiul
VCI‘} strongly made. of beet mater—
ial: guaranteed to give good Ser-
vice. Regular (Soc.
Special ‘
49¢
Galvanized Iron Oil Cans
It‘iw gallon Size; extra heavy.
Regular $1.73.. $1
.35
Special
”1' u
. Sink Dramers
Steel gray enamel.
Regular price Stir.
Special
8
n
Liquid Veneer
For cleaning: furniture, hardwood.
pianos, etc: Dl‘Olllll't‘S high bril~
lfigant polish.
egnlar 250. 19°
Five Rolls Toilet. Paper
Special. bottle
AUTO DEAD STORAGE
FORM Wm
$5.00 per month
We can-yin stockfull limof Bearings and 00118.
GomYEAR 3n RES
~ 1350*... muons — 2011
‘Garage.
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