I GSENTINEL
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“WALK made killing Germans his business.
but it has just as much cause to be
3proud of the sturdy 'independeace and
‘the deep religious teeth; which make
’him turn aside from all its pomp and
flattery to the simple thing-ho knows
lmake for'happineasand pace.
HAY, mas 1919
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' Juno 16. 1919.
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age (ould be made in 18 hours.
'this wonderful achie1ement.
« MG 8mm. ml It brings America and Europe as
close together by air rout as \‘ew Yorkl
and Chicago are by railroad.
“SONIC SONGS.
w invited.
QM ‘ Wile”. secret-11.
»“MWM1&F.IN}AN.
m in W Building. Southl
' gush—Jury and m one: I
*fi‘ mac. All Master Masons
John K. Finch, WA
accomplished gives promise of
Wm WM
I‘M“ The American Red Croat,-
Wu has been asked to help
M type are needed
”American doctor
there."
1“ Die-t East in hundreds. of towns.
-hba must be brought over
find unhealthy talleys must be’ drain
doctor says fmust."
ably be done
7 Mn. But what .1 transfoxmation'
out. those smells? lit-'mme them.
the impossiblt will have burn uCcom
fiffihne of common sanitation.
3 a loss to the
hardly serving fair to the orientvx's;
Haw they no 11112110
del- here? .
y be fustifiable. lith-vw'r.
' retaliation. Th1:-
vae committed intolerab‘u-
" ‘aauiast civilization: therefore
.mtlon retaliateo by cleaning
up. But it is cruel and unusual at
{1" 'l
01' military
' , YORK,'U. s. A.. nsrmso
n -. to exploit Alvin York the.
we failed.
his bride were to receive
3 at the hands at the pea-
.aad M were to bu
n. meet in Chicago. But
ed to go, saying that all this
only a snare of the devff.
ing to an elder at the-
}he and his mountain gifl
{molt to their mountain cab-
:u‘lssm '
Marmot thy-re no!-
‘ Thelma; are cleaning up Coastan
Me». This is perhaps the most ”"4133 been no loss of life
w thin; that has accused in
ytfiQMsb capital for 500 years. More
3 ”that. the Allies seem to me plan- thing us actually been done
when ahead and clean up Tumor
Wu sanitary engineers of the th.1?r
" too I’ll JUN—fr"? that the American;
'm In American or western Bm'u- .
”Mk-3' 0‘ ”‘9 “firm l't' instill-P" 1 trpm buying been as usual because of
MY? m 0f (”1‘ (”H1 bed 511%.be buving beef as usual because 01'
What would 3’“ “NU“ ”‘5 b“ WW" :1 perv'en'e Continuance of its 11"-ai -1in1e
and pc onom ,\.
:Il'lislit' eye of the
t hero of the war." who cap-g
hole German battalion single '
a sumptuous private car mL
- which was to be hooped;
pp: and cleanly.- punch-i
wrooothotnaiy.andtalkodahoutit,-
e- “wwtfhe Victory}
“(he womoouceiuhlle.
I
{harem lost or Mimi
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up.) has been shown.
1er safer and less dependable on wea-;alliance for the
This is purely a question
:engineering development all!“
5‘26““ already laid down
1‘” must be installed throughout“
to say that withina
W must be cleaned until it will be a common thing for tourists to one which the same Rug]
" I“ like a. Swiss humor 8 klhhm Us across the Atlantic mmfort and‘
W mum: b' the millions of or say from New York to London in
Swamps
:l:‘ in 20 bouts.
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THE m+ sumus
public 1- ants‘
Therefore.‘ until the donw:
l
13¢ (leyndnd ( '11) be mums”; them “-5” alliance with the same Ku Klux to (li- '
’W—Ea~t and \\' vs? will mH’l 0'i be a Slll'pllls 11f beef on the markwts of. "d9 the whole “‘eslern hemisphere:
B“ 1"(11 country.”
(ontt-mplation or 1hat“su1plu.~."
1111119. 1' to fill the soul of any intellitrent: ctonomic barriers has always been the
,t'ilizen with mixed emotions
llwlief that the nation is docile enough at “'nshington and in Paris
to swallow it.
11 the packers want to bring the dm‘game when they realize how nPces
meatic demand back to normal and 2e!
rid of the biz surplus all all?! have
to do is loner the exorbitant prices
now charged. They will find quickly:
.enough whet her or not the public!
wants that extra 100. 000. 000 pounds of
beef 3. month.
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Some zooloaist is trying to get people
to eat locust. He says they' re fine. Meo-
1119 so, but 1: isn't. fair. Think or cum-gabroad at the lowest possible figures
1ating a taste for somethinz 'you can
only got every 17 years:
W
The troops. returning from Archangel
agree that the place wasn’t so near
heaven as its name would seem to im~
ply. ‘
W . .
It may. soothe the weary household-
,er a little to know that the cost 0 liv-
ling is still higher in France, England-
and ltaly.
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Ilium ays hots the man who
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glue. thozeulngmthem
germination- . ‘
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unconvewedmdoxmrahau
flight as Alcoch’. and Brown have cross-l
Few people. though. believedi
that the time was at hand when a pass— 2 Editor of _ South Norwalk Breaths;
The!
shortness 01‘ the time r‘equired is per-l
l The Innerican naval fliers succeeded.
flier almost succeeded. Than” Al-
oockandmadethetripatthlsamaz-‘
lfing speed in weather auditions. whichl
“except. for a favoring wind: were about:
that
may be considereda mien detail. “The
The
1‘ ”manna melxow. Mr. Editor this proposed'laaauo
'10 make the alrplhnes somewhat stead-lot Nations is merely . Ku mu; Kill We!!! in m today. Pmldmtll
purpose of forcing .lwmou has nabtbe nan. W
"'removal of all economic barrier! and 'mmm with uprightness and fa"
the establishment of an equality of W The m ”“9" 'm'
the whom I have talked. (and I do not
possibly be- have the opportunity to converse with
It involves no flilht 0f imaginionicome customers for American cotton; any others) chnm’“ ”'9” Bur
very low years lti it is a proposed alliance just like (no
of
line:
One of the most curious hits'ol infor-
and 50 it Will l‘rOb'ranlliOF coming from Chicago in a long
There 1% no stoppins'ume is the announcement that “the
time frenzied ocmdem 11 h‘gieniats packers han: 100.000.0011 more pounds with me Kamer in (he mm" of his A.1.ur1 ‘an Blood shed in France 11.1w
.A-d- very likely they are quite right of m.“ to SQ.“ 8‘9?! month than :he triumphinz in Europe—~1vhlch "w Ku been in with. I can't be“ on 11111111 of
The public, accm‘m'tooxplanafipn3. finding us in the unprepared state to
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among.
HHW twlm‘h will probably be wondered at the ”"5 135‘ hundred years:
“Americans like i' if Asiulim '111- nerve of tlu his packets in putting
1-0 I’UFC" HHH‘ sanitary stand- :out such a autumnal» and their eVLdem.
THE KEY TO A SINIS‘YER
MYSTERY.
i.
Sentinel '
-pected of thinking—and there are a
few—by his communications to the;
Sentinel on the proposed League of!
lNations covenant. Manse we are at
P151112 to be sure, is as yet far from ‘ a point on the road where deep mime?
being as safe and 110091143519 as riding’ are just ahead. It is enough for some 1'qu inmrs POPULARITY
in :1 Pullan car oVer a stud. milled of us to M that this League of x"
behind a modern locomotive Perhaps;
it "‘9' 111111 be' But what ‘3 almdy' l ted him to accept a presidential sal-'
far ary at the admire hands of organ-!
'1 l it than most index-inc. Mummmnemvvuam
more rapid eve opmen s w. w, or
Human-mums”
{Mm m m, um ‘11 m. m MIMHK~MM‘
.m. street lot and 3rd Tuesday or"! 11:91”ij magenta-13mg“ 1: h, a,“ u, wm .” owmdrfim'ho
“in: 3"“- m‘ WI‘ORG-mml’march 4.1913: and we shin-oust ‘3‘" WWW“ “mm 11-
gthe Ku-Klux-Klan is bucking 1111: M Mauritian-Alum
League of Nations with every pound :9 "t’mzh:w¢:
o: pooh it can noun-ad. w in m h- m - Y
great. beneficiary By M '8’. a” in Germany W W” m
immova- hour this whhflow.fiwmw
jprotcet against the incendiarisma, ol- that of m m m of w
. In this brie! pioneering "find there hand hangings of Leo Franks burn-
Machines logs of negroa at the stake. and other considerable “3“ °‘ "'9 subject of
small dlvenslons of hte Ku—‘KluxKlan "’9 ban! in which 3" Wilson in held.
to preserve the very power with which “1‘ letter m written " the am]
git somatimoolando unscrupulo- poll- M °f ””3 and the “m lea:
W‘s.
V‘1tisa wonderful thing
whose disinterested patriotism ”unit.
,--a- elected by the “mun-l
lwhich rules as absolutely m of
‘fticlans in presidential positives!
among all
might
conditions"
who
itrade
l nations
the “'alker Law of that year: and
-likc1l1e allance it made wish later
Britishers along about 1860 to back‘
11he Ku-Klux in its seceslon from the
linion with cruisers to destroy North-
ern commerce; and just like the one
juith the same Ku- Klux. without the;
shadow of a doubt
«Klux fenenlly prayed for—and his
resist him “hich unprepared state;
Ihad been most carefully prepared and‘
preserved by this same Ku Kid: in
the contemplation of the Kaiser‘s raid
and his joining hands: in a perpeeual
chtwnm them and to force for this
.country forever a “removal of all eco-
nomic barriers." This removal or all
aim of the prennnlal plantation plot for
and a lull;
kowledge of the causes unlocks the
{sinister m1 story of whispering Colonel
gI‘lOU‘SQS and proGerman KuKluxlsm
Bankers
:and financiers will undertsand 1119
sary for the maintenance of the posi-
tion of American cotton in the mar-
eikets of the world is the practical
icoollelzlng of American producing
l
tionsissofemlydoalrodhram W Pm“ am Are
‘11:. Lewis a. Nash. m W
00., Wilson Avenue. S. Norwall.
mt.
'Dear 'Mr. Nash. Hearty congratu-
'la.flma on your good work in publish-
“r “3““ “- Nash- m" mm“ in; mum and expoaltion of evils of
hope tin? most. wonderful feature of; fellow citizen. has earned the thanks We 0‘ Nations It is a simple 3,
of all Norwalkers who were ever sus- we of perservation of maxim ”den
elce.
With best wishes.
‘Very truly yours.
MILES POINDEXTER.
ems-rum.
The followingr letter appeared in the
Hemkesacon-eatwhiehthmws
“Germans all speak of President
11: melVlr'ilaou with the most unbounded ad-
wilh Britishers about 1:46:11» "the miratlon. 1 Mt “Wit h m
removal of all mnomic barrier.“ by blasphemy or mnwmm 21'
to the common people of Europe 1 «lay§ d
the voice of Wilson. laJhe
God.
And so I can't tell
are turning
PAUL MOORE STRAYER.
Rochester, N. Y., May 28. 1919.
. sanitary than
Wall paper. Can I):
mobbed
and hot water. 33:23?
and the paint is dry-.111: odor
is gone and 121. m ca 5.
med livin- Councils and
choose the colors 5. m
South Rot-oak, 0t.
00th Company,
activities to meet the coolie competi-
tion in some thirty- -'fl1e other cotton-
'ralslng countries. For they know that
iAmerlcan cotton can best be sold free-
ly abroad and on a rising market
{when American dollars for the par
lment of the foreign cotton bill in fa-
vor of our plantalon are purchasable
in foreign money.
the “removal of all economic Ml",
riers" between our domestic market
and foreign producers, the suspension,
so far as in any way possible, 083
American organized production and
the sending abroad for foreign pro-
ducts of the cash and credit which
otherwise would be spent upon Ameri-
can production. ‘That fact accounts
for Mr. Wilson stipulating as the
third point. of his fourteen. “the re-
moval, so far as possible, of all eco-
nomic barriers" and his insistence
upon the League of Nations to enforce
the provisions, after the kaiser felli
This necessitates
“down. Beware league of Nations as 11
plantation plot!
ROSWELL A. BENMC'I‘.
If you cannot read
very small print now
you can doubtless re»
member thetlmewhcn ,
you could. The cilia?!
muscles of your eyes
are not as elastic as
they were at one time
and V1171: need the
me; ensue”
’9." m ago:
to Dean
yo-ce at
you how
sorry I am to learn that so many A111-
erlcans. blinded by prejudice and the
subsidized clamor.
those statesmen. who embody the out
had in 9mm gwont Elana of yesterday Most all the
l(‘
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PARIS. Sunday. June za~rm
Nelson Page [’nlted Slates Ambaua
signing the German treaty and advts-f
ad m o! the Auction. delo‘u-
tiou to this elect.
Mr Page expect.- to leave for Loni
on on Wat-dueaday He wil l ljoin Mrs
Page there. and Will leave probably.
soon for America. although his plans
are contingent upon developments in
italy. He gave up his house in Rome
before leaving that city. and it is not
likely that he will return there.
Since President Wilson‘s announce-
but 1h! he Would ask that the baur‘
tion at Brussels be raised to the not
of an embassy. it is the opinion of
Contemnce circles that Brand “'hit-
lock. United States Minister to Bel-
gium. will stay there and will not be.
transferred to ltaly. as has been sug-
gested.
ROME. Saturday. June ill—When
Thom Nelson Page. American Am~
bassador to Italy, left here today. he
was given a farewell reception by the
personnel of the embassy and 1he
American consulate. Many diplomats
were present '
PARIS. Sunday. June 22 (Associat
ed Pressl. ‘01-. Antonio S. de Bust..-
ameute. Cuban delegate to the Peace;
Conference. who returned to Paris.
from Home this aftrenoon. said that.
apparently the change in the Italians
Gmernment would not affect ltaly's
signature of the German treaty. Econ-l
lame and domestic aluira were chiefly;
responsible for the change in go1ern- -
ment. in Dr. Bustamente's opinion.
the public demanding lower food costs
and the now mm clearly be-.
in; organised with a View to giving!
an essentially business administra-i
lion.
ROME Sunday June 22.-——lu' N11-
plee. Turin and Milan. demonstrations
have cow in pautoet angina! the
formation of the Cabinet by Frances-
co Nittl. former Minister of Finance.
It is. reported that these demonstra-
‘uona have been Emu-”talk! mom“
come-ad
turner coma: who believed“,
Sit-I'chtlbpolicy“favor-blowné
mahdouofpanotthe chi.“
ltalybthouteuooa‘ofthotdri—
Great Clearance Sale Of
WOMEN'S. MISSES‘ AND GIRLS“
Hundreds of the newest 511' l(- K 1.”.
at extreme pricr rcduchons.
"id on sale
, 13ch Values In
WOOL SERGE. SILK POPLIN. TAP—
FETA SILK AND mom
WodSeleuaes
Sale price $7.38. Sale price 312$.
Former prices up to $16.98. "
Former prim up to $19.50
Silk Poplin Dresses
Former price $12.3.Fomer price $14.59
Taleta and Guru-tie Dreams
Sale price 12.98
Par-u- price “8.98.
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re.
"I‘d.
WWW
J, Li'fl'lted
atic. which wane Iain-“d at Paris
lby former Premier Orlando and («111- l
lor am of m Alairs Sunni.
TENNIS WE
A great mass meeting has been held2
ROME. June 23 (Associated Press).
(‘ahinct which has been
chosen to succeed the one heaaod by
Vzttto m Oxlando which resigned last:
tolloI-z:
Premier and Minister of interior
~Th¢= ll?“
Week
dor to l1aly.who arrived in Paris 10- lhere at which resolutions unfavorable
day. is confident that the changes in to the new Cabinet were passed aadl
the Italian Government and the peace a pledge was taken 10 omniae
delegation will not prevent Italy from Rome a great opposmon r1101 count
NEW ITALIAN
CABINET NARI};
Francesco \‘mi.
Foreign OtticeL-Trmasso Tiuoni.
Colonies—Luigi Rout.
Justice and \Vomliip—Signor “vi--
tar.
“'ar-l-ieu1.~£ene1'al Albrioci.
Sechie.
lndust ry. Commerce.
Foode Carlo
The hley Tennis Club wont (t v‘
in to deft-at before the aggressive p1.
in: of the Knob Club on the courts
lthe Norwalk (‘ounln Club on Sat;
{day afternoon. The Knob tech all t‘
:evcats. both singles and death our
‘trom the local how. The Foley our»
gallon fought back e1 917 inch d t'
way but they were no match for '
iKnob. The games drew a large 1;
ering ol room-rs for lmtle. teams
scores follow:
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SINGLES
lliuxweiler Foley (‘11- H13 7
(‘lub
Both men vwrs l? 1 :11»
Moore. Fhli‘} (ELI 13-1101 1
Club.
39111 see :0 131‘s» ‘ 1 “
i Minor, Fol.) 1
Finance—-- ancesco Tedrsco. 3(‘lub.
Treasury—Signor Schanzcr. f Both 51-11 :1. l?
Marine ad interim—Rear Admiral ,
l
lnstru<-lion—-Alr1'edo Baccelli. 5 \‘an Burm'
Public Works—Signor Pantano. :Saxbie am
Transport-Simor de Vito ; {Knob .0. '. 1.
‘ ' __S‘ V‘ “ l _ .
\znculturc ignor \laocchl. i Earle an. . .1. 1
Labor and . , .
Ferraris. : Minor and .‘l ,. ‘
Chizcnti.
I'osthignor
Military Assistance and Pensions—-
Signor Ducomo.
Knob look 1-11 :1? 1
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