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“BRING SENTINE . THIS-I
PuONE CALL!
mum Rooms—92. 3
madness Office—83. - .
flex-walk Branch Ofllce« 4388
flity Editor'a Residence—149211 .
Mess Manager's Residencw’
1062—3. * '
‘ditor's Residence-2183.
MASONI‘G’ NOTICE. ?
A Stated (Tomiuunsvation of Old
Well "Lodge No. in“. F. and A. M., will
be held at itu room, Tuesday evening.
June 3, 1929. a? 9 (fr lurk. \Vork in .‘l.
I. degree. Rt-treslizzwn's. '
All Master Masons ast- cordially and
fraternally invited.
JOHN K FlNCll. \\'. M.
thl"'l‘t .\l. \Vilcox. Soc-rotary.
Aztest :
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"HIIE VETERANS OF THE CIVIL
WAR
Decoration Day is a dav
”taint" this year. We inr'ludt
celebration
m. but vha in is not onn set of livin:
i
of mum”
in Ha
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tit: home.‘ of a good mum'l
survivors of our of these wars thati
should haw a goodly portion of our
'Jwruzht and rupert. lt is the lit'le
ornament left. of the G. A. ll. and the,
I‘é'mlederatr- Veterans. L
'2'ne war in which tin-Re mcnt
Caught wet.» a good many ago;
”fine-h triumphs and sufferings are lesu
“tr-uh in our minds than thost: of our,
old
yv alt"
wrung berm-w, But none tho In". it.
“was a Ero-r: war whirl) tlwy f'lll"lli.‘
.mal a bloody one. and a useful on“,
The timv will not hr lont: \vltvn lll'-l0"
"631 not W- l- tt one of mi tho-ir and!
trey brad-z ulwn llu‘ol‘alton lluv “ill
«Time and .w :-nd no-xer thvir miN ot
‘fzflr-d blut uretl may bt‘ rfN-n. Llf '1':
In thvm lzo-iw while “Cw may. stlt'lt 03‘
my warm iii-1r prowl oltl ho-atts. and
“make lll"lll it N that “'llltH'Vl'l' ltmnn’;m
‘we pay to tiz-n not“; vw do not. furs-t oz
.-.l'»'t¢:ht thl- ul.l. ‘
And while up how ill" ’ll‘dllf‘l‘. ltt.
“.15 learn all the llir’ltll'y v“. ran ftnm
"‘t’taeir lips; ‘fm not only in tlio- (‘iVil
'96:". but l‘w ctr-v of Ult'lf‘ gent-ration.
”(lacy havr: .w-‘n wonderful mints. \‘Ce
tlt‘V'hlpnll nt of a new
5‘3““ murh of
thvm
l
.32! sec-in: 'zw
«Mlizatinn; they
v: in the intakinx.
%- a Storelimt. t- of mm Wading and ”Val-
have
l'lzw'lt one of
table information.
While We par our tribute of lovo and
«sport to J.” our heroes, living and
‘dead, of all (Lll‘ wars, it is well to kevp
wrmially in mind tht- brave and vener-
‘339 soldl’fi‘ of the (‘ivll \Val‘.
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MOVING THINGS
Senator Sherman of Illinois wank
*3 move away from “’zuhinzton ho-
nunse the war proliwerinz has m'a‘d‘?
"fiat city unhtto tip the liuadquartt-is
«I the nation He thinks the. capital
.Mld go wet-1t. nearer the center of
file country. and suggests St. Lou‘rs as:
. :3 possibility. Senator Sherman do-
me that if the Washington land-
"Iulls attempt to carry out their plan
«1’ raising rents: whent the Saulshut'y
:act 13-no- longer offm-tiVe, he will in
mime :1 foiiital resolution for remov—
3!.
. This would. f-stabllnh a fascinating
Merit. If the Geneva. cabhles
We exorbitant in their demands.
5*“ the srvat of the League of Nations
ran to Atlantic City? And if Trinity
«larch Corporation administers its
Wrty Uttpleas-antly. shall not “'all
ma go to (‘oney Island?
What an easy way of passing the
Stick this might be! The possibilities
rare endles-t. If the Etreet in front of
:zmr home isn't. kept clean enough to
wait you. whr not move it? The house-
fle who contemplates spring cleaning
with abhor-runes mizht juat walk out
”a another housc‘or tentnor some-
.flg. ‘
The situation is rather reminiscmt
d the young woman who leaned
‘mnrnfully against her verandah post
1m lovely day in June. The colored
deress asked her what. the trouble_
't‘ls. "Oh. Mirandy. I am so tired oft
oz "erything. I've just got to get away}
2! an everything for a. while and have
. as change!" ‘
-"Law sakes. honey. if you feel that
may: what good of goin' away do you?
'7 ‘3'.) just got to take your selt'along!"
‘ But perhaps there are no landlords
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'August. and thinking that it would not
-. monv)‘
'you “ill r-all at. the ()flll'6‘. I should be
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"Sign i~ litre for the good of
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This store is closed today in
honor of the men who have
made good.
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Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwadk South Norwall-
Tomorrow good clothes.
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ii READER_S_’
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PINE ISLAND CEMETERY.
Editor Sentinel:
Your 'l‘tivsday edition had a lattm
rsuai‘ding 15m» Inland ninetcry “m,
(litions. l was appointed president 0i
that association the latter part at lu>l
be a good idea so late to spend any
money. I would wait until >prin2 nud't
make gt twin-r Show with what littlv-
there tr to do “ith. llut on
lkrcemher 12th I received from T. l.
Raymond the following letter;
Mr. .‘losvs llallock,
City.
Dear Sir:
I am mformml that “‘10“ your
brnlht-r. I‘harlvs‘ F. llztllovk. (lit-ll. hr
left in your posWsHon papers. (ash,
rvlating to tin- l’inu bland t-n-tm-H-ty.
Sonn- nf our South Noiwalk peoplv:
ill‘t \0‘i} murh inteinstml in this
zruuntl. and 1 sun ruquvatml to corner
“Ill! )tiu tn reg-aid to the matter. If
VP!) :lzul to know llio- particulars, and
Winn mmht bt- «lone looking to the
lwttwrnxvnt ot’ ('Illidllltlll>.
RestH-t'tfully.
T. l. RAYMOND.
'l‘livn l said to lllyl‘I'”. I am through.
l road thv It’ll”! to a inflmber of the
asmwiution and ll" rilltl ltv could notl
5m. “hat Mr. Raymond was mixing in'
it tor. and as l had committed no
crime. l iunured and droppc-tl out of it;
entirt-ly. I thought it that was the!
way the citizens lrlt surnv ono- r-lsei
could haw tiw job. us‘lllt'l‘t' i& no rottr'
rwnsation attached to it. and \\lltn‘-\t-l l
takes the job must do the wotk fro-oi
glans, in the Smith Norwalk Savingsl
Bank there is $497.39. and only the ”1-;
terest is to be um-d lUi fixing lllc'
roads and the publit- bur-yin: zt‘ound.‘
if outsiders had kept out of it. the
cemetery would have been in as goody
(-onditionu as could be. according to
the money. I
Yours very reepm-tfully. l
MOSES l’Alilllll-I HALLUCK. I,
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MR. WHITE WRITES i
To MR. WALSH
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PARIS. Mn) Ztlxv Frank P. \Valsh,‘
of tho thrve rvprvsontuthus of lrishl
Socielifis in the limited States what
have lmen in l’a'is in connection Wilhl
the vfl'oxt no eecui'e a safe conductl
for Irish Sinn representatives to come:
to Paris to lav Ireland’s t-ase befoge'
the Peace Conference. has been ad-
dressed by Henrv “’hite. member 01
the American delegation to the Peat-e
conference, in lttter in which Mr.»
“'hite disclaims any responsibility tort
the outcomt- of the lt'isli tuisslon's all:
fort. .
Mr. White in hi~ lettnr tit-flares that,
he had taken part in no effort towards:
bringlnz Mr. Walsh and his rolleazut's
in touch with the British. and that he:
was not aware of the incident until a-
t‘ew days ago.
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They are going to deport all the
Reds from South Africa. As formerly“
the game in s. A. will be played withi
the blacks. l
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‘Winning
POOR HEALTH is a handi-
C
up that few overcome when utriving
Good health help. in w' '
AAAA .
VVvvvvv,
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to win mete".
Jile’u battle. [I bring: strength, energy, endup
once. power. zeal.
Efllilinflfiflls
have helped thousands tote-la: and hmpineu.‘
T hey meucthen and bu' weak. overworked
and deranged kidney: and bladder. to that the
disease producing vac in Carried out at the
syncm. They banish backache. rheumatic
' a. serene... $4. ,
Min Sm Wenon. 1.20 Kinhflukee Street.
Wider: ' 'I In pleased to cute
‘ and “'all
T as the
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TROUBLE IN NEW
, 0
HAVEN IS OVER; Earlene. or mt. incidents.
(Continued from me One)
fl
pnli
pal
bility of future
Stokes apt-tubal to r'lo‘it'r.
trackers. Hiitnrial writs-ls.
trouble.
to young men and lugs the
portance of reextr-r' tor tin-
order;
The Chamber of (‘ommvrce in a '( £-
olutiqn adopted r-ondemns the rioting
fault at an unruly and hoodmxn
i city element and asks the hU'hOl‘ltles
- ’5'.,
on. ;
A New Showing of
_ SUMMER DRESSES
Stylish Summer
' SKIRTS
A T POPULAR PRICES
' JACOBY’S
W“ JVv‘ M
Memorial Day
This year takes on u differ-ant meaning, for, added to the
list of those to whom we consecrate this day, are
more who fought that the world might be safe for democracy.
We are none the 1m grateful to those dear ones remaining
since the civil strife—rather we feel a. heather respect, a more
sincere gratitude since our experience bu taught us what
they suffered for right. Let us join together in paying this
day fitting tribute to those who are still among us as well as to
those who, for Liberty, have passed beyond.
86 WASHINGTON 8T.
Mitchell
A L$~§r==z
Madison Street.
Attention to Ford Owners
SALE OF 'HONEYCOMB RADIATORS
THIS WEEK ONLY
Radiator Repair: Shop .
26 Main St, Norwallt. Conn.
Tel. 435
Free !
curly,
n- which cicared away a crowd of
b0V5 and men at the corner of Temple
' streets. close by “'oolsey
, and “'oodbridze Halls, last night. '
t believes the crisis is over.‘ and “'llll
ire precautions the-re is little possi-
Secretary
‘ymon. schrml
labor lt-t‘tl-
(«rs and factory heads “to drive hott'e"
vital im-
law and
fix
me .
URNITURE”. . , .
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-»EURmTUR‘E:co.'-
“ I27— I 29' WASHING-TON 51':
SO.
New Victory Model
$1,475 F. 0. 8. Factory
Can Be Delivered Immediately
mm.
_ gimp-4p ?
GRANT SIX—$14
vm mucus
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
5 lb. package of Fox’s 'Huralitte Gulciminc with a. 5 1h. m
at 60c. For decorating ceiling: and walls. (All colors). Coma
to @Owthose responsible. and, g;
e order and prevent a» re- ’ \
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, TROLLEY nusmess BETTER. .
’ HARTFORD. May 29.~—Business is
improving on some of the trolley
roads and the Hartford and Spring-t
field Street Railway Company hast"
been more than paying Operatlnz ex-
penses since April 1. Receiver Hart-in a:
son B. Freeman told Judge Hainea; .’
in the Superior coon today. He then ‘
obtained authority to lease four and
threcouanem mile< of «lectric street.
railway line in Suffitld. extending to.
Hi
the Massachusetts state The.
Anniversary»
Over a Thousand Money .3
For Tomorrow
coat! 1: owned by the Spt‘intfivltl '; II
Stt‘evt Railway 170m] any. but the! 1-!
has burn mum Ts’uuhle’ because at 5
llu>rifiE Lnnnt ((10er
ford and szrinct‘ni-i 1“ "
{Hutu-any}: raw.
“2: the Han»3
v w, .
.‘uu. flu.)
r‘.
I Bigger and Better Values Than
--Extra Bargain Features--Wonde . fut
values from immense stocks of Choice
and reliable merchandise.
NORwALK .
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Everyone who would Economize should take
advantage of the extremely low prices pre-
vailing in this Anniversary Sale.
YOU SAVE ON
Dry Goods, Bedding, Dress Goods,
Ready-to-WearHosiery,FancyGoods,
Underwear, Rugs, Draperies and
Housefurnishings.
hundreds
a“
' - It has abundant power.
dehvered by an engine that runs smoothly and quietly, day in and a” cut.
_ S. L. BENEDICT
73 No. Main St.,
You will find this OVerlaud equally pleasing in performance.
So. N orwalk
20F.
HomeMade Ice Cream
BULK OR BRICK
FRESH MADE CANDIES
South Norwulk. -
Our employees,
tfhe dpublic. ha: ; "'8'." nun LARGE PARLOR
oun us to e ‘
reliable and capfl' l" 1m NEW ENGMN“ CANDY MPG. (40- ‘
ble. The quality ‘ -. 11
of the service ren-
10 South Main Street 3
dered by us re-
fltcts credit upon n ’ ~ ’ g...—
our profession. _._ M ”.7 7 ~ _ _ '1_ -, V in. ., O O
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OLLms’co.
AL DIRECTORS?
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. ~ f ., -- CANDIES --
=4..- .. AND 1c: cumin
m-.. ........ .. .. . n. .. MADE FRESH DAILY
V .ONERY .
suit of the insufliclent supply from
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abroad. the government iron toundryl
l at Yuma. Kyushu, will shortly can :
i the manufacture of this metal.
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