1-' NORWALK
o. SENTINEL
however. careful watch must be keptI.
-‘ against secret. exploitation of 311v
‘ W ’mfl—d- .t
1": ”mm BY child gardener by his unscrupulousI
. I. ; GOLDEN elders. for even in the school garden;
,nfiommf'fiopa
guarded again-“t
"W“ ’" ' to ~'—'—‘"‘”"“‘
-7. mm 5’ 1. A couNTRY PLAYGROUND.
a]? I yifimid‘ lFOBI [n (‘uslor N91)” “'llt'l't’:
County.
I .. MORPOW i t. . -~.- . -. iv « s ; far atoll:
" £0.57 a :31 . 4-45 F m ,r‘ mm d” “‘1'" "mi ho“ 9‘ l ithe City is a. stake holder for funds
.. , 30 m "1".23 ' ‘tthe women go: together and torinedI claimed by certain creditors a}. sub"
' 5 =6- v‘I 3 ' .I (_I,).I_...“m,.. club. 0m. of mph. first'CODli'HClOTS of_ the Mother Building
' “ '” "T ‘ ' ‘ iContpany. who built the Jefferson
“a —‘ dent-ions was that the young people.
naedtd ti gathering place. :i play-
lground where. they could get together
for clean, ll"‘llllll_\' fun and vary the
monotony of their ranch life.
of the-A :sociateo Frets.
ted Press is exclusively
5 to the use tor‘publloatioII d
' ~ " is arches credited to t or
’9’.” ‘ D
My. . .
e in this paper and also
w now: published herein.
'1 r Slight! of republication of roe-I
amen. herein are also re. A< a centrally located spot. tin-
iil(.."_‘.‘i of ground adjoining the districtI
”iv .4 it. i BENT—I.“ if... 0 mm
“ l Y 2301!]: CALL!
Baotou—92
was on. Furttiers promised to or
runge their work so that except
urdny afternoons all. The women}
girls the same privilege. The first.
‘wann Saturday was devoted to get-Ii
ting the place in order. clearing thcl
ground. setting up swings and pro-3
paring l'or croquet. tennis and basket-v
bull. 'I‘cnniu proved popular not
only with the boys and girls but with
the older people as well. and there is
_ Well, Lodge, No. 108. F’. and A. M.
333th in Masonit- lttilding, South
. K ltreet, 1st and 3rd Tuesday 01
and August except
; . .. It 8 o’clock. All Muster Masons
. inlly lnfited. John K. Finch. “2
'. Robert M. Wilcox. secretary.
i 1
"1:1: mount—July
door sports.
l All this has token time and money.
but everybody has helped and the re-
sult in happiness and contentment and
in stintulnted neighborhood life 2138‘
more than repaid both.
This sort of thing goes far toward
solving the problem of how to keep
girls and boys from leaving the fame
and going to the cities. (“us-tor Courtin
is on the right truck.
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THE COUNTY FARM BUREAU
MAKING UP THE WAR LOSS
' It is estimated that the world war
I» l destroyed wealth. directlv and in
ocectly, amounting to anywhete iron:
coo.ooo.ooo.uoo to sesapomoomo. One
..» n come west. perhaps. to form“!2
7 "me adequate notion of what ”kn-it
' - :. res mean by considering that They
present about as much wealth as
a. re is in the United States.
.Take all the land values in th
Iuntry. Take all the mineral deposr The", is a growing tendency ‘m
is and timber and water-power shalt-“rm... to crumble. The ”WW“ 0‘ -
. nd other natural resources. Take all mum}. {arm burn“ as set form in the
I he improvements. Take all the phle-i Abela, Mi(~lt.. News gives ‘ 80°C idea
, al property. real and personal. owned 0, what may hp how“ for from M
.1}, this mot, wealthy nation of overlacuom
00,000,000 people. Take all the. lite-1 Savs the Ni-Ws;
I that value. the "good will." etclroau l'i an association at People inter-
nll the clothintzested in mm! affairs which hm tor
tun- l its object the (let‘elopment in it cbunty
ice
ed.
“A county farm bu
Take all the money.
the food. Take (‘i’crvtllilur.
. 1e and intangible. for “mini we are ' of the moat permanent and profitable
. ,iiing today to my each other man-lsyHte‘n oi agilCllliurv. m. “qukmng
Imagine the l'nitt-d States (hi “n.0f community ideals and the further-
“ “‘1‘" hum» of the “ell-being. prosperity and
l
" O
r
.. omic utterly wiped out
That in the txu-m ul' illl“ writ" iitappinens or the rural people."
.
'- e.
"truction. l A small li‘t'ill organization may in
M'ith the rations-2 knit Luci-titer 1|“ ' too small to tend toward devclnpnwnt,
burden 01’ such dp‘llnwja state ornan‘zution too lame to llilll
are. the
7 1* f““"‘,dio completely affairs in detail. The
falls upon all lllt‘ wot-Id. i
st of all upon tltt- rich, productivc.l cottntv farm unit ”0859“" the \irtttvrl
ustrial nations. 1‘ falls “90“ ”W of both wilhtitttthe faults of either l
[hirerican pear“. in proportion lo tlii-irI All such ot’gnizations Slltittltl Coop.
I‘ re 0‘: ”1'3 world's “"‘MHL “ml i" I r-raie with static and national ilflt‘llt'lpf.
\\'I‘iillll-lll'lll'lllr'llli!
Iittti while availing lllt‘lllFi'ltt‘S lll tilt
[Lu-nerul information ll‘il'}' can lliil‘l‘iRV‘ ”l
”inertlon to their
wer.
I.‘The whde human llll'i- has to nmkl' it tome et county requirements.
Th" race “MI, Local needs should be studied, t‘rw'
this enormous 1055,
ed States of
- produce another l'nii
'.‘..erica. 30 to speak, bt-tm-n ll Imethods and satisfactory results,
.. , to no itllI-{lfl "Ljrlollllut-a‘ “hm“ should be “0‘1”” I I
nccumulitl'vnt' t
que‘nt (lentonstrzitions given of good
will \‘v
oven and ‘lte :iltlt.‘
economically,
f. n,
'hi—rlth and ease beyond the
nu. 1914.
”y’v.
. . . . . I
id. nor an} .‘siilt' ot lill'lll life in houwt
. or field.
t . . .
' 'iltcre really is no lack of mutation
li'l'i‘l‘ N
7.” > w”- lions. but ih-- thing is to maintain int-I
“DEN CHAPERONS NEEDE? . ‘ t/t'gani'mtion v hich shall fulfill require '
‘ " children's ,school and nflghltm‘ moms. The. county farm bureau “hich:
' Gil?“ nefld Ch:::::;:g1::;:: tolloWs the line indicated by the Neural
nmerr y WI ‘ ' ‘ ‘:
‘ ttzrt'pfing. but their elmmsmeIcannot go far wrong. l n
7' ' under the hot sun 0‘ ”“5“”; “The Monroc Doctrine will m- sun-f
I Right. there is where the chalt-Igunrded but not named." Of course!
comes in. Site visits the littleI we _ain't a-mentiotn' no names; but if
-r. encourages him. praiSi-SI the tall. tIhin gentleman with the.
- __ . _ goutee, an dressed in red 5111' white
“follies him along. “um h" trousers, blue coat an' star-spanned .
fly.
I‘E‘
and hit! enthusiasm waxes and . hat and vest, will look under the berth
. tat-with his beans: Iin Number Ten oi! the good ship Con- a
mic: such chapel-(ms of moth-I stitutlon, he will find a life prescrv I i
re is being mobilized in er which will Just in him I
w ._____..__—-
' f l thzt .
and women “ho N If. A man named Cosgrove has publishI
. is 80110 ”“3““ ° ed a book called “Principles and Prac- ;
.. -h Red Cross WOrk 3“" the of Plumbing." Why write a - .
u there is a field for real book? So tar as the ordinary citizen i
l.
is
' i
l
l
plumbing. and everybody knows about
. . is regular visits to“. practice. i
.i—a the m of a'I ;
p1 died find progress. that didnt' have trouble with the Sen-
aloo'b mute! vege- M a Senate that didn't have.
mm a, child mm trouble with a president—4n his set»
San done or “a “an:
7 .H. t —————‘.'
. keep-.cnthus-thnI Hal! 1 million mules were used in,
., ‘the Ana-icon war open-stuns in
te. iFrance. Perhaps this is m the “nb‘l
I . d ”Ito-o- la-
l
. “we” as much pleasure and can see there are no principles in
l
After all. was there ever a president
‘ In any child's gardening project; mncw .
1N .WR COUR’I‘l ' For Whose Return Site Offers $1,000
Superior Court.
.5th Quinlan is
matters for the City.
The ‘of intorpleader wherc‘
Quinlan
represented the Jones.
(‘ompnny one of the creditors. is as-
signed for “Tdnesday.
The case of Henry M.
against The N. Y.. N. H. & H. R. R.-
is the companion case
his wife who recovered a. verdict for
l dollars in the Superior
_ (‘ourt before a jury last winter. for'
injuries for being hit
M with a lantern.
- .. . . _; known in Norwaik.
harttst time the boys could hate Sat lQulnlun eprescnt the plaintiff.
(‘ompnny
sclu-nl were it nted, and the campaign' two thousnnt
ly escaped
two ycara ago.
lune.
last track. Despite
Continued from First. Page.
0" s ,‘ s '. to recover for»
this serpent will lift his head unlesinasgzI"; Sllgn‘iiriit‘lg Harte, Gregory:
‘lnviog inherited oatate within recenl
:vear. is assigned for Tuesday in the
Corporation 0mm-
interested
action
School. in which Leo Davis is acting
‘as special counsel for the City.
being disqualified.
& liotchkiss '
on
M rs.
planned their housework to 31V? ”W‘GOTHAM STREET 1
PERILS TERRIFY . - .
DOUGH-BOYS; ' . l
Continued from First Pun t
Ofllt‘i‘l'. like a nice old lady from the
country."
The sni-ei's that we community"),-
low-abiding citizens accord our pot
it constantly growing interest in 0““ ”ligotll‘: pl‘rgfzflssltlvhalmgrotglrfiays “w
I “’inlers. expert burglar.
-. Hit-t plea that eight months he spent
in New York city dodging the police
should be considered as time served
on his ’
years railed. however. to move.
Board of Parole. and Thomas
mrve eight months
Sing Prison before he can gun on
liberty.
“'iniers. with "Boaton Edith" fit
from Sing Sing Patna
Kelly is
He is a bank burglar.
tern told the Board of Pnrolo ill! to
eight months he was at large
the worst he ever experienced.
Even the metropolis. big as it
and accustomed an it in to 'mndlin:
original sentence
mOTO
crowds. can occasionally be swamp-
Such an occasion
ceplion of New York's 27th
note moire-Mime
iia
The Victory Liberty Loan Is Coming
’Itis YOUR Victorymand‘YOUR Loan
Get Behind It !. - . ;
Sherwood
the head '
Sherwomi is-
:tnd Dunbar
to wi'ness.
Was ”it!
g.
w
of Banker With Son
“Third Avenue tide"
in these .
Mr.
having
of
t.
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Wqu—mw-
. pm at! - - “m
While lube” corpus proceedings are pendin Mrs. Casey Theme.
Mi. - a... '
“mas . .
of New \ out n oldest families, has dead a reward 0181.000 to iny one who
will deliver to her Joel Thorpe, Jr.. her (our-year-dd son. She alleges the
boy wu mm but September and that recently the saw the child in a l Tonight ______________ 10 “I" I. ; hr
of Pith! '1.” of the fifth avenue home at her moiher-hdav. Mrs. Phoebe - . ac. Might ..... . ‘90".
um :l‘hom. . in answer to a writ the «Merlin. Thoma thin the boy is with Jewelry P
must bet. “name's marriage greatly Manned his relating. Bar Pine. Brooches. Lingerie . "h m
is 6
In Skill . . Clllptl. Bnby Pine. etc. 18 .2 35:... 800d GNU m; raga
- ' Regular 25c. Tonight 6 1. '
worm. who .ppuqa «ii-Mum... ‘. r. . .
I It I and “I I: it no a 3. firing: only. 200 ,urd apz’orls. real . PM
Wh- o'll-I‘ll mania» «hodlhorm'tm .V . 3 19¢ 3:33;: :50 196‘
inlone stand mt: tn whi
The police taught .
the in; for anything "an
it sight of it.
‘l'!:i.~ flir
wasI
vain to keep the cay
Reward .
“Third Anne Bride“ of Joel Thom. wealthy but. and member of one I
they
“unammmrabiimmamwaym
3
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1
non l
. 0.0 Qflt‘ic mm
were coll-l
. s, unwind“ data: regular tic.
ig.'5£iiurId.iiy‘.‘: Night "Bargains.“
mv Mwwmfixfi
l 5 From 7; to} 10 0 Clock; _,
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trill: 19;;
Comfort Powder -.
Regular 25c 21 ch
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Toniirm
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Bobcock’s Lorvioosrs Tat-1‘
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Regular 21:
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Pnzcker’s Tar Soap o
W "° 21c;
Tonight. on he 9
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9,, All Silk‘ Ribbons
‘ Splendid quality: moirc. floral.
fiancy stripes. checks nnd plaids;
t;
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beautiful colors and color combina-
l‘itions; six inches wide: regular 29c.
: t “ Tonight.
1‘ yard ....................
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Moire Ribbons
Superior quality; all pure stilt; six
inches wide: regular 45c. 35c—
9.
‘ \I Tonight. yard ........
Pillow Cases
’ Regular size: standard
muslin: regular 59c.
Tonight, each ........
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quality
39c
.9
Cuticura Sean
Regular 25c.
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,‘ Ginzhams “mm
Excellrnt quality: unsorted pat~ 'e‘k“ ------
Items; inst dye; regular 29c. .Wmv F “a“. I
ZTon hi. “CS" .
H 1‘ 190 her-duets ’
comm ._
Plain white. embroidered
fancy 001m borders; vorlety u!
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Tonkht. etch .. . . . 15c
818%lgsm'l‘owel Bars t’
“ “m 59c ,
p‘
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r; Women's Cotton Hose ,
l‘Blnck and white: strong durable
quality; regular stir. 29c
Tonight pair ..........
-Women’s Neckwear
l , "Choice selection of styles: all new:
ly' regular 25c. 17c
l
Value 850. Tonight . . . .
Crin Purim Water Pails
King’s Rustin! Cotton Wridlt’s Silver Cream
than Blown Tumblers
D'elmz Safety Pins
h‘wflrm lthealt’nolthe W.
“Ibo hmufdmgiolico even had to~ "Wait and Profit." . ‘ .Tani‘ht. can ...... a. Ill-hilt. each
' eup tree~cl ng in the discharge: Incidentally the om alone can L. .. - .- w
'1“ of their dunes. The ‘ms or ‘M Vii?“ ”M m "m.” ‘ 5‘ mm m‘m‘ m
Division ioni- parks along the route oficrd ir- the day. vim. m olnnted lines -::u- 1"‘—_"'----—----— -'—'_55M —-'—-—~~—-— —~.‘
loam to Memo 6 rind 1.0...” m.
We Americans mm a victory last November—a vic-
tory that nobody expected us to win for at least another
six months—and probably twelve.
We won it because we were turning out guns and
ships and TNT and steel and wool and poison gas three
times as fast as Germany thought we could. We won it
because we would have been shipping to France last No-
VCMbel‘ and December—if the armistice hadn‘t been
signed—enough war material for a new American army
as large as the one we already had in France. And Ger-
many knew it.
So we won the war last November.
And now we have some war debts to pay—a bal-
ance of some billions of dollars of war debts—for a vic-
tory won last November instead of next.
Another year of fighting would have cost this nation
twenty-fire billions—possibly thirty billions—more in
dollars.
And the War Department estimates it would have I.
cost 200,000 more American lives.
That’s the sort of victory the United States owes
some five or six billion dollars for. Is it worth it? 5
The Victory Liberty Loan Is Coming .-
JACOBY’S
SPECiAL SHOWING or
Ladies’ and Misscs’ SUITS at
$25.00
Ladies‘ Capes $10.98 tip—Dresses $12.98 up
,, ,. "‘W"WMM’WV
MR. SMOKE"!
We hove adopted this means of advertising no “qt-int
f you with on: my Specials, thereby giving you the op-
M to host the high cost of m. -
m My we ere altering Mal m on
box pods.
. _—SPEC|ALS__.—
1 Judge‘s Cove ......... 13c Tomboy ............... 7c
1 of 60 ......... $5.25 Box of 50 ......... 82.85
. “.M .......... 12¢ T.3.M.¢m...66
l Box of 35 ......... 32“ Box of so ......... $240
a 80bit Lovers ......... 13c Wtitt t 30“: Lakes 76
‘ Boxotbo ......... $5.36 hdflmw. $265
, Jul Voljean ......... 19c K. J. mm -. . 76
Box of 50 ......... $4.75 30! of 50 ......... $2.65
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