momma. um. and .‘
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Ell-STER '
RECORDS i
64712—The Crucifix.
74356—The Holy any,
Williams
35674—Te Deum. 'h-inity Choir
45089—The Palms.
The Lost Chord.
MODS—Beautiful Isle of Some-
where.
Christ Arms.“
64726—The Lord Is I Light.
35620—Gospel Hymns,y No. 3 ~
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MANY PLACES ‘ ' ,
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PARIS April 15. (Correspondence!
of the Associated Huey—Newspag
gper correspondents accredited to thc'
tPeace Conference are more populari
than beautiful millionaire debutan-
tes in their first season.
, _ i Queens, counts. princes. lords, ia-
BOSTOB. April 21.-»—7Telephone ser— dine ambassadors. ministers, prom-
chtinges outside the Boston district.
and that. a considerable number
were at the switchboards in this city
and the immediate suburbs. It was
hoped that normal service could. be
resumed tomorrow.
by the strike of operators and elec- peace delegates and plain citisehsi
"“381 W039” 0f the New England i who are unique in being mere mes—'
Telephone and Telegraph and Prmli“sieurs shower the correspondents!
[deuce Telephone Companif’fii was I? i with invitations to tens, tiflins. ,din-i
“MW Shoo”
Smart Suits
i New Capes
vice here and in other places affectedl iers, 91-953mm, would-be presidents, 'Dresses
Waists
. —_.
Easier Weddingfiln Near
Alli-r thatnewhoneorforl’rsoticslystnsinty
put-cuts Int are sure to be M .
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE FURNITURE,
. “WMMlndum esof 'blsfurmturs
in set or single pieces for EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE
and the prices represent full value ‘for your money in every
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING
TOWNS
RAYMOND & SON
Villain“.
. msum 6' .
0! all Kinds luSII'OIl. -
Reliable Companies, ‘-
REAL ESTATE ,.
In all Its Branches
Ill Layton _& Codie.
[mom Lynn. .,i.
”m UORWLLK. m
and 4_ sumed in part early today. Wherever
available on short notice. many day
HEAR Tm. operators began their duties at the
regular hours, 7 or 8 a. in. having
been notified of the settlement of the
l strike which started last Tuesday.
Other operators aWuitlng their
tour of duty gathered at their vari-
'ous meeting places to act. on the
"agreement reached last night
an eight-hour conference between of
ficials of the telephone company and
the strike committees. Although the
operators and allied workers did not
‘receive the full amount of their wage
them appeared
'demtlnds. litany of
. .pleased with the results announced.
jespeciaily the winning of the right of
. :collcctive bargaining with the com-
‘
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
IOU'I'E 11'0me
ipany'l-t management. Others express
- i ed dissatisfaction with the failure of
to obtain their do-
tlley would
—,____..__...
gill? committee
.\lr.~'.. Minot S. Smith of South Main, mands in full and said .
(not retuin to work until thcy
iconsidered the situation carefully in
mass meeting.
(‘lt'll‘m‘ Magnet: of l? Beldon ichntie.i Because of this attitude on the part
l'liiS acfppfpd {l DOSlllUTL in 3 Bridgeport ( Of 80"]? strikers and the dlmCully in
sin-wt is seriously ill. ,
establishment during his Easter vacaf notifying all of the action of "1°
. icommittec. the telephone manage
”9" ' inient did not expect to give complete
. service today.
Harry Bogardus and family drove By the understanding reached last
it) their old home in 0511be Easterfnight. operators in Boston would re-
Sunday in their new Buick car. and ' ceive $19 a Week. instead of $16 after
called on a number of friends they... tseven years of service. and the min-
.____5 ;imunrln:vagecI woulg $328210. instead of
. . , . 8. ey emane as amas-
Man) an angler made an early “a" :num at the end of four years. The
yesterday morning for the trout. new scale will be retroactive to Jan-
streams in nearby towns, but civing to nary 1.
the cold weather. and the throng of? ti it ,wu‘“ “S‘in‘atedt gagincmggemim‘
- . . . )8 increases gran e e on
tishermen on ever} brook the atelage Would cost the companies more than
"“""‘ “'"S 5m"- 3s500.ooo yearly. with more than 31.-
. 000,000 additional for allied electrical
Pride of Court Narruk will holdits' workers.
. - , , . 1 During the morning hour service
mgmar mom‘s Tues“) evening at. in this city was limited to calls with-
Red Men's hall. Norwalk. After the in‘ exchange districts and outside
meeting there will be a box social. emergency calls, the number of oper-
The public is cordially invited to at— «1'0” 0" (my being infinmdent ‘0
to-nd V0 admission £handle general business.
' ‘ ‘ “ ' 9 Reports from outside cities showod
’thc strikers generally back at work.
tlld Well (.‘omlnandery. 9.1 l'. O. G. In Lynn. Brockton, Fitchburg. Fall
l'., will hold its meeting over the South Riv” ““1 New Bedford virtually all
\‘orwalk Trust the. men and Women employee re.
‘ ‘ turned and full service was resumed
company, Tuesday
wvol‘lllliz. ThPl'P “'l” he initiation. All during the nlorning. In ‘Haverhnl
lilt‘llllfl‘l's are asked to be present.~lhe men Were. ready for work. but the
:"il'il\t‘ min: cake and sandwiches. 07"“""°"-“ remained out waiting om-
cl'zll word from the strike commitlée
_ _ ‘ . in Boston.
him « i Y-. t rowv, chairman of the In Manchester. N. H.. and Montpel-
' m r. mun ('(llllllfill99. will be iel'. Vt... the service interrupted by
t . _ .iv... 'it'kets for the big the strike was announced as restor-
., l.‘ . \H, .. in Bridgeport on ed by the return of both girls andl
. ' " ' . . . men. Long distance as well as local
"" 'i "' "‘ H” 5"“ 11' application service was reported virtually normal
Weanesdny. The in Maine. All the operators and wire
;. . 1.245 is 33. [workers were on duty at Pawtucket.
R. l.
t- ‘iltl‘ "t Lint lit
after I
had '
‘ era.
ners and occasionally
which have no social disguisiucdmces 2 summer Fl] ['8
American correspondents are in. . .
3 special demand. Everybody wants ' M 11
my I inery
America's ear. Three social ‘
‘ .
tnrios and a squad of no or dis-i Accounts 0
butchers would be required to avoid:
social errors and land a correspond;
ent promptly at all the functions tot
which lie is invited. And it. would!
have no time for anything so pneuic‘
as the plenary sessions of the Peace
Conference.
Everything from Belshazsar to the
Bolslieviki. is discussed at these so-
cial functions. Correspondents are
whisked from Guinea to Nova Zem-
this. without warning. Ptolemy and
Pompey are resurrected and discuss-
ed at such length that one might
suspect they narrowly missed being
selected as delegates to the Paris
conference.
' Ancient Greece and Rome no long-
er seem ancient. Philip’pt’,_Ma\cg_tlon
suddenly becomes modern. Persian
poets sing of their country’s proper
boundaries with all the charm of
Omar Khayyam. The Old Testament
is introduced as a modem bit of lit-
erature designed to establish cer
tain territorial claims.
Countries and peoples are discow
ered at these conferences which Am-
erican geographers apparently hadn't
heard of; and even the geographical
specialists employed by the various
Mother Gray’s Powders
‘ Benefit Many Children
TM 0! mothers have found
Mother Griy's Sweet Powders an ex-
cellent remedy for children complain-
ing of headaches. colds. fcverlshness.
stomach troubles and other iregular-
ities from which children suffer dur-
ing these days and excellent results
are accomplished by it use. Used by
mothers for over 30 years. Sold by
Dniggists everywhere.
Sillillli titliti‘s’
wulu minim
~17—
wears 8
n. some tnhlhg of our oars-tic" assures W
solution of nmrvmnsn coasnr snowman-rs.
New spring models, in well known rehble makes, on
now being _shown, at popular prices.
Thepoissolabdywcllmrsdfesbslongs to her-win
propely fitted corset.
I8 "MENU If.
CORSETS ’ i
v'ifudlutini: tlir same. Disease In m '
missions to the Paris conference are
mystified.
it's a rare occasion when a delega-
tion descends to a period as mod-
ern as that of Charlemagne or Pepin
the Great in making claims for the
right of self-determination.
Sanskrit. and Arabic are revived
gllbly in an effort to establish the
consanguinity of certain peoples. An-
cient philosophers are quoted in
their original tow. Anglofiarons
are reminded of the ma civilian.
tion which existed in the Orient five
thousand years before the Christian
Names which the "raw civilisa‘
tlon" of Western Europe never heard
of are rolled off glibly—names which
the Americans trying to make the
world safe for democracy and that
speedily, don't want to hear.
Such claims as that of Belgium for
a readjustment of her relations with
llolland come as a real relief to dal-
ed newnpaper men and weary dele-
gates. That controversy only dates
back to 1831. to the scrap of paper
which Germany probably wouldn't
tear up so ruthlessly if she could
DISK. Siberia. April 15. (Corros-
pondsnce of Tim Associated Press).—
Slbsdn .whlch 'Illl forced world u-
tendon. by reason of the lanolin-ti
pollical events there. inclflss all!
the Asiatic melons of Russia
with the exception of the trans-Cue
plan and trance-neutral reghns and i
the government general of Tut-hosts-I
whose capital, Tashkent, us can.
tursd by the ‘Iolshevikl and Whose
Amman vlcscsnsul Roger C. Tren-
well, was mted and left to inn-l
gulch In prison.
Since the Mongolian invasions in
the thirteenth century. Siberia has
been the home of many tribes. des—
cended from that race. To file to»
eigner the Tar-tars are perhaps the
most interesting. “fluk- grest cen-
terin Kan-n though the Mutual
Tam Council. which, like Ulrahs
and other ”9030'de siesta ,
th developments as as
pitfntions.” is now located at Pom)?
pnvlcvsk. not far from Omsk. This
is on account of Bolshovik terrorism. ;
The Tartars are true lollowers of~
T
New Mk of many kinds inciud/
. lug many» nose! effects.
All Sizes for Men. Women! Children
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
times-u.
DRESS SHOES
For Easter Fedivities
TI: labile“ oi Hosiery lo Intel.
MUM
Mahomet and their mosques are .
found in almost every city. They are ,
live the last five years over again.
Discussions of the Near Eastern
r
by n wrench,
, back. Even if done in childhood. I.
.3 creates pinched nerves and DI]- I;
"disease and pain,
, in help you. ,
j to: you: sure a.
7“.”
iii in cm.
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC“
““38 if 'liP llltt‘il.\(‘ and ('1. “flag:
-..—.--————
twist or sprain I I” -
later life
limbs. . _
Chiropractors remove the can. ~¢
health is rm
through harmonizing the nerv. III-
tenm in your body. Female troubl-
dv- special attention; aluo m 7.
nine of the spine. You will ml.- '
[rel giving the Chiropractor a chase
in the dinerent organs and
~09th Treatments Given Also
’I'. FRANCIS. I]. C.
34 Washington St.. So. Homily“ .‘
Graduate from Palmer MOI ’ 7
A. M. woosrun ..
AmRNEY AT “W “i
L... Exumtnor u... tau-t o‘e- '0
PAT E N TS" ._
“(ale-Hun?“ :
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isles ammo. 0“
same. sure rors ad
me my
N. S. Di PALMA.
noon in.
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AUTOMOBILE Rams.-
TOR REPAIRING
Buss—Ins work uncouth“... I“
[and second hand Ford radish-n.
Phone 436 ”
2| Iain 8t. Nor-walk. on.
v
estimated to number 1.600.000 in the
questions are much the same. wheth- (“sums of Kmn and Crimes. They.
ei- they be in the drawing room of the are keen seekers after education
Prince of Hedjaz or the meetings oi ' and many Tartar boys and girls re-
the Big Five at the Quai d'Orsay.’¢eive lessons in French. English and
They are reminiscent of weary class- " German from foreign instructors in
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, April 21.—
Altliough the striking telephone on.
. . . m be held this week in the South erators returned to work in force to;
\Su-.v.':tlk Baptist church, beginning to day at 1hP Springfield Exchange. on-'
Rev Ellis Gilbert ly enough of the electrical workers.
' ‘ ' returned to prepare the way for the
invited to attend the ser~
. .tl‘t-
,ii':li! at 7:43 I), m.
of l'lnnburr, it man with a message, operators. and President F. L. Beebe!
\tiil weal; all :ill the ll]et’lilig>'.. The of the Electrical Workers said thesel
“mic will also be attractive. lilitiit be called off later in the day"
_ and iii» strike conditions might be.
.. ‘ '_ t't‘sttnioftl. This condition was said:
ii :- tam-rubles John tnnlmm, mm in unofficially to ho “I“, to dissatisfac-
lilr mum yvul'. drove down from his tion among the. electrical workers of.
1mm“ on (‘liestnitt Hill today {0,— the the Boston district. A long meeting}
. . . . t' the executive- council of the elec~
2.3-: t '~ : for l lit. .\ll' (orhaiii. 0.
'k ”w m ‘ tng ' ll'll‘iil workers was llt'ltl to discuss
u! i is: :lt't‘llrllnlllf‘tl to make almost ”H. situation. i
3- llllIS behind his spirited horse. - ._.. ~»———-~ l
. . . l
”witwillhnt‘d to lll.-l home “’llh an EASTER AT THE FIRST BAPTIST;
of influenza. but is now as CHURCH
. in recognition of the season panlmsf
:ttltl potted plants Were artistically
"A'V‘ ‘ arranged upon the platform. The mus~
issued ‘8“ “9“" ”V icul program was exceptionally good.
it t‘uiit-n, of Hartford, assis~ Mr. and Mrs. Swift. Mrs..Vt'erner and
31-.1 envt‘zetic as ever.
* l'. _- \.;i.~‘
{gates doze. through the exposition of
mom days with Homer, HerOdoumfiilnces like Kazan Samara and [Ya
and \‘irlzil. Efforts to interest busy The last two of these places were,
men in antiquity seem futile. Dele- occupied several months ago by the'
Bolsheviki armies. The Tartats'
ancient history and
long for brief statements throwing. ed obliquely, and their skin is brown:
hm upon the recent history and “8‘ ' Their costume is unusual, the distin-.
Dlmlions 0f the Various “mm” “'1‘": guishing feature being their coiffure
3‘3"“ “"9“ i“ “'“h “word "’r “em“? Over which is worn a tight fitting car.
les along the shores of the Medium—j lotto. or skull cap. :
rnnean. i A considerable number of Tartan:
live in the Altai mountains on the
frontier of China. They are still no—5
nlads and given over to idolatry,
Many of them worship the sun. ;
The people of the Mongolian race
- inhabiting Russia. either European!
F. s. “(an sidebars" 22:31.1. ”%§§“":l‘.i.£i§
1group includes
Job Printing
. Finns, Esthonians.
So. Norwalt
._._.__.
———Try A Sentinel Want Advertise-l
ment and see the Results.
§Mordva and (‘heremisen The Tartar;
{group is composed of Tartars. and;
smaller tribal peoples. 3
An important nomadic Mongolian
tribe is the Tinni- who live in trial
correspondentsrhave an oval face. black eyes. lilac-i .
Crepe Kimonos in a variety of attractive colorings; plain
and figured, elastic belts, with frills at waistline, pointed and
piaited yokes; Persian and ribbon trimmed.
.88 armor-on s'r.
KIMoiZtAS
$1.50 to $2.98
Crepe Dressing Sacques, Rib-
bon Trimmings-
J. 1 MALLETTE:
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. 449.
$1.50
.. .
rt}
:
j
masons _
W‘ ; I
' no SUCCEssons .
William' " Efl'ron himsel! is We
ing all kinds of Junk. ~
Phone or send postal ahead to ’
3 Rowan St, East Norwalk. ,
Tel. 441.
men.»
:3
are 0an a necessity. but if properly
made and fitted prove one of the
‘-.1 suites attomey. that a
: I'illll'l'ft‘ll bills'are in oil-3
t -'illl‘.‘(‘1.l(:lll. cities. A spec-l
. ;.t the district attorney's
elven in payment fol_
till it store, showed the;
. . x t'ountert‘eiters. A
» ml was "fixed” by past-j
. 1;; :-t numeral of a ten dol-
. will: it figure "2” cut from a
‘ti. hill,
' “‘il;lt\\\\‘§‘&\\\\\\\“\si l
Mr. Brothel-ton sang "The Crucific-
timi" and the Easter sermon by Dr.
Van Doven was especially helpful in
the fact. that we there saw the Christ
as our ..Elder Brother." and his
death. resurrection and aSSension
were typical of the process that oc-
curs in each individual all the-time
as year by year we die to conditions
and rise to new ones. The child dies
to that stage and rises to a new and
higher state of development and so
on through life. And as lifts is contin-
uous when the final change on this
bit—iii" minus“
There are over 5000 good
people. Once in awhilea
few bad ones drift into
town fromadjoiuing cit-—
ies and break in houses
steppe regions of Ahmlinsk' and:
Semi
than a million of both sexes. speak a.
Turkish dialect and are devout mus,
'sulmans. They are
minors.
The lakouts inhabit
lrkutsk. near Lake Baikal. and speak |
a lauluse- principally Turkish but.
rtl Mongolian.
galleyand live by the hunt and by the'
raisin of cattle.
In file province of Tobolsk,
generally in the north, even up to the
is. They aggregate more,
chiefly cattle .
the region of
They are idol!»
and l
planet comes there can only be res-; ,‘ ocean sound the V is’
urrection to higher and better condi- but aSIde from that the giufhe 03653.35, They desocgilld;
Itions in other worlds. Otherwise ‘ ' [5h branch. Al-
iChrist would not be' our elder place IS alrlght' from ancient Firm to?
A MAN CAN’T LIVE
forever, but a trust coma!!!
can; and in trusts Wu
long period of tin. perpet— '
ital existence is of vital im-
portance. '—- l? '5 i
The thoughtful tests“!!-
will name this Company i .
his will as trustee of his es-
tate, thus providing against
any break in the perform.
anoe of the duties involved.
..-.\ ~32
~ \‘ . \\.\‘, WW «Nu
oritsstllat never grow old;
During the summer the
poptllation increases ov-
er 2000 by the addition
of City people who real-
:ize the advantages ‘West
port offers over other
Tm inMind _ gplaces along'the shore. PW muffle fig‘i‘} g:
. These soon people trade one: ”run—- when“ of
m man as: 7’9' m seem to speak
where they can get the figmm 1mg MW,
17°” the Particular I“ best values and for that sad mmt mg! g:
Q” ~ m com-oar reason it behooves the guy. They are distinctly Mongolian
Are the Distinctive restores
Sonsnsw last-t and some fav-
merchants of South N or-
- acquainted with ’ est-
’ “in: ryport-people thruv
flag.
though in principle converted
Christianity.
of the Christian religion and, as
ancient times. practice (Shamanism;
the religion of their ancestors. Btillt_
other tribes arcane relocate on the
plateaus of the Altnis, the
the trans-Baikal district,
chus in the Also: “(the Bengali-
on the Arctic borders where my
sun-80‘ in the raising of reindeer.
F'htlulameiflssilsmrbm. ’13-
mt
walk to become better 1' m
they have no real ideal,
Bi
Burists in '
the Mano I
tested? Runyon a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
videyouflusforthesmallsnmof “Myrna-finer:
’modernhtsnspodt Vault. Wswillalsoactsscustodianol
your warty Bonds without charge ,ii' you desire.
Oin- Savings Depmeut pays 4 per cent. per your.
Opel. s oheclnng account ml par vour bills by chock.
The City National Bank
mmm
i
greatest comforts of life, and m
is no reason why everyone wearing a
plate should not enjoy such comfort. » it!
for teeth which continually drop or
make the mouth sore are not doing
the work for which they were incend-
ed. Special attention is given tO'flnt—
roofed mouths and difficult cases; my. :7
wide experience of
enables me to suCCeed where my
others have failed.
llr..l.ll.Mallcry
these conditions
Consultation free. .
16 80. Main St... 80. Nov-WI";
HOURS: 0 All“. To I P. M. ‘
OUNDAYQ BY APPOINTMEI’.
o. B. JACKSON ~
shim-i. . . _ . lawns. 90!!-
mime—monora- in cold; or Illa
mum” ,
“Mao.” Ocnlists’prssa‘lptions
Min-a. mm. . .
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