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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 23, 1919 · page 6

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Am in; number of packages are nether
m‘pped nor properly rigged. Hi- ad-
vises that tags should never be used
it it is possible to put the necessary

ESTABLISHED BY '
JAMES GOLDEN 'marks directly on the package. either
' writing them on or nailing or pasting

:- L k A. L ’ I them down permanently. W'hen tags
be used they should be the Knot
asily torn. and they should be at—

 

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not-em: Branch Office—4388. .
City Bditorfs Residence-44924. But now the waiters have spoken for
3m ‘Wr's Resldence—‘ithemselves. They held a meeting in

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Wis” °t 3“ mug N" “r“ ”memes'“d
Vinny «resided limiter to-rekee ’69!»

_THE HOME BUDGET (as a badge of-servilityt Furthermore
The time of year the housewife who-Ah”, 'WW to ma mg W
has preserved with her: budget and gm'zamong all the waiters in the land.
counts become discouraged. She kept; or course they are going to demand,
g; .7 her books beautifully in Llanuary. laps'ghigher wages, too, but that also is ‘1
a a trifle ZnLlFebruary. slacked a goodipart of their new doctrine of 9.1! re-
s?" deal in March. took a new lease of life spect.
. in April. mum on grim‘y'thm‘lgh May: A carping critic may note that this
.,,._and June, and with half the year he ”rpm .Me ”mm”
,‘lfind her was very proud. ed while the “p reigned in m 3‘0”.-

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'AGAiNST‘ suNh‘Av AMUdE‘M‘EN'fis.
July 22. 1919:

Editor Sentinel: As a comparative
stranger in this city and state. l have
waited, hoping that some other role.
than mine would be raised in protest
“must the recent action of ti! city
council, 1hilouvitgahe‘ miller alt-fun
the state genefll mun. 'proincmg
for The *legalixfng ‘0! Sunday flue”

. and moving picture shows. the need of

such protest being intensified by {he
tut tat we are flat It sherbegnfiit
its nationwide sue-pt to American-
ize multitudes of our population by
educating them in respect of our laws
and free institutions.

My protest is founded first upon the
fact that the council's action consti.
tuted alrattmt to ennui a nerd law

mnnvmade statute subVersive of me
morality of’the people. ' ‘ ‘ '
that men might avoid too great and
exclusive devotion to the physical and

able lose that comes in the neglect of
the moral and 8pm mi give 5
dent-m mum on em urea
and energy to the nurture and devet»
m of his moral and that!
faculties ‘in the Min of not.

 

The beneflclence of this divine law

”oath.

' . morality and without this. fle- institu-

of {In} ad to uuumvm ‘3‘ inner to! “0““. M .
jcil of Baltimore” "To turn the urd‘aE

This tlvine comma-d was C‘QI.‘

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more“): of the Natl“ all n.- Mic.
, "mm aw: u intuition-and
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than: to America‘- »-ued; or present
W m enmity d‘thc‘fihbbeth "My,
. . lint Replies declared that "A
in!“ observance “of the moi ..
Mm them-er of free in-
latitutions. Without it
men-nee cannot be secured." Justice: ‘
:cheam or the Superior Court do *
obi-ed fiat. "Where there is no Chris
tian Sibbuth there far no Christian '
‘ mummy sum.- l .
Such men as John Hay, William hic-I
Extnley and Theodore Roosevelt by.
gword and constant personal practice?
. carefully followed the religious observ- ”
once of the autumn day. . l
The N religious omnhatlons of

 

I .RAIN OR SHINE THE CROWQ§ ARE COMING

A Thousand Bargain Features

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"10 canto have expreseed them-qI 1
liven-m no ens-nah term. won the; . ..
mat-ct Ila!- insane. the mm‘ It. Sue Bed Sheets

Ephtcopal church. besides frequent

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definite utterances of its Guest and;

Annual antennae- atasalvnya in its;

“an a“ mu manta, ., M ”M Cases
8*. m 0' m the 8th? ’Worth 6o 35 E
both day either by doing ordinary; Sgte'rice. each ...... c

l‘he It'll-an Mlle aunt!) has {‘7- m m. m
instigated its attitude? by such. declara‘ Worth'SSc. Sale price ..

'worh therein or by buying and sell
' Bolster Cases
luna- u that‘eonhined in the "Pastor-
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Worth 82.00.

Sale price. Och . . . . $1.7

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rmuemn;bmame

[Joy of dluipetiou wouldjte worse. We
run tube mart In any mentione- I .

internal tmxu 7 E m m.
unee of Sunday but. "to tile mnn- Bole persona ......
hence and powers: citizens to ruist'
in new." 1- - .

therefore to commend Governor "H

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variety and complete line in

The prices make them the
envy-here.

 

W Mums
gripes and checks.
Worth Ibo. ”rice, 'yd 25°

Fine Quality Percale

mm. ”Wee.

Matchless Showmlr' Of

[DRESS VOILES

Over Two Hundred Beautiful Designs

No previous collection ”has ever approached our prescxit l

”Check Designs in light, dark and medium shades.

49c to 98¢ yard

com and those who in both ante and

V‘Alas for that haughtyfliirit that‘gocs‘ in the hands a, such ”a who had din-
. before 3M: Shefiadm Continued not wisely but too wet, but for d!
spring c‘eaning‘ She had ”“2“” “’Emm it is a good thing. 'A tip is a
make up ior miscaiculations ":Doutzbadge of serlility on the mm of both
clothing—but she had made no allow—ixiv” and recipient. Its passing in one
“we “naming! 4 ‘or the indications that the world
There are the current? and raspbon‘; growing better. ‘
ries, m "m pounds a solar] As for the increased wages which
beside mm' mfly-for‘tm she had Ethe waiters are to demand, if the hotdl
to take the money set aside for the ens. : managers would add to each check on
‘ie‘itri9'ush‘ ““1 "W What ‘s‘ianmunt motto the tip it would prob
sheeting to do? If the bills are notlabw bring. me), mum my the
paid this time. next "9.“: off an the waiters a decent wage and still nine

 

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services.

Here. however. are
thoughts. First. vegetables in the ear-l
den are just about right to eat. Sec-3

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and. the money was not ready for can-f
him; last year of the year before, oi‘h-l

.

The housewife just fumbled alone

(W0

er.
then and found her finances in on an":
ful mess about the middle of Attend.
She didn‘t know whv. in those years.
They just seemed hopele<s and dewi

pressing beyond measure.
This year she knows: why she i: in‘
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a fix. and will soon know Wis" how:

bad a fix. And next January er- will’

allow for canning.

cheering:l

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W'HlPPlNG AND DUCKING

{anthem file-of men uni ml
Ehas been recognised through the past
‘centuriea by our wisest men.

I Daniel Webster said. "Sunday is
'Nature's law as well as God's. No in-i
dividuai or nation habitually disre-
mmuhaiuuedmunmnals.
aster and grief." Blackstone said. “A
corruption of moral! usually follow:
'the profanation of the Sabbath." Bli-
.tory tells us that France found this
true. for in fourteen months after her
damnation of the WB. 30.930 di~
voroa occurred Ind other evils multi.
plied. Abraham Lincoln also declared.
"As we nobly keep or break the Sub-
bath law: we nobiy save or meanly
lose the last best hope by which man

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:against the contrary action of these

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city candle m we: mmi'h.
fem of the meg‘, of ‘he “flea. M m. ”h . - . a
Our. and to protect moot heartily

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sale price.

councils; to urge also all Christian‘ _
.yard ..................

and Patriotic pepoles to demand of

tuning for the hoior of our city andf
state. the preservation of the moral1 .
life of our people by preserving to...

them, the t2 . it!"
.3: ashtray...

for {heir
lion, and the safe-guarding of the

Full Sine W

“33.50;
Sale price. pair

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; “’orth 39c. ‘96
CrashTouehag ”Maxim.”
Bleached or brown. Worth 83c fird. F‘ncy Dress vm

5c ' Women’s Cotton [lose

"our 1‘9me. a reconsideration - .' M and v.1". Worth 1, cents.
a, “1,... fl g, ”mm” “"6 .1 FullStzeBellSpreads , “E! W.
uni. repeal of ‘ particular statute: Regular price $2.60. pair ..................

.H.“ 2.79— Sale 91106.3»!!- .....

Yord m Challies

Women’s Black Silk Hose
’56

Women's Fitnte' Vest

“'orth $1.25 pair.

highest interests of society.
HERBERT E. MARSLAXD.

 

rises."

Tbuf religious observance of the Sab-
bathhay has alone provided for any-
thing like adequate opportunity for
the. inculcation of religious truth and
ideals and the cultivation of the God—
.ward side of man's nature.
who beats his wife deserves not ‘ When we begin to "“13“", this ‘8'

' .. :in the spirit of unrighteous commer-
better than an omcial beating himseu'miel greed and selfish and excessive
preferably in public. it is one of the;’ pleasure seeking lull-end 0‘ in the
rare punishments which really fit theilight of experience and human need.
crime. {as well as in the light of the plain

But the women had better be carefull meaning of the “1”“ '9 try to this
. i irate the divine purpose to inspire and
lest they mvue the reVlvai of anotheriflmble men and save humanity by

A spefier at a big women‘s Conven-
tion in St. Louis urged the reviyal of
the old-time whipping-post. it was to
be used for men. and specifically for

men who beat their wives.
The suggestion is all riaht. Any brute
hint:

 

 
 
 

swans '_ ':
A court IN
$203,000 SUIT; _.

KING
Sale price. yard ......

Nainsook
36 inches wide.

Worth $4.00. Sale price $2.98
White FrenchChiii'on
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t
ably be made by him and. if it went
against him. the case would go to the
Supreme court on upped.

it 'Was claimed in the n.'.r-i fur

damages that King subscribed to 7.-

lnrhes wide. Value $1.00.

996 shares of stock of the Bridge. 45

port & Danbury Company. and that! Sale price,

he did not pay f9:- tlre stock. A tie-g yard ________ . .......

mnrrer was made to the complaint by l ‘

Klara attorneys. in which it was set: White Noveltv Voilos
up that it did not appear that a cali‘ Worth 69c ' —

‘ Worth 25o

. 10 311d pieces. Worth $8.00 piece...
Sale price. . Sale price. each ........ 2‘ c
piece .............. Womenws Fancy Hand-
‘Wlllte Gabardine W mfg
Yard wide. Worth $1.00. m Worth 150. -

' ' «2 ‘ . .~ r\‘—wlien roll. . . . . . . ,.
The”: I“ “how Km ' old punitive institution intimately as-l

don't keep accounts you never know‘gocimpd with the whipping-post—
where you sta‘ml. but you usually stand Emma-v. me ducking-stool. which was-
for enough in debt to be uncomfortable. Eparticularly designed to
:Acconnisare the basis for expert (liar-lug”. in colonial days for “common-
m’sisz the) budget is mo rpg’mp ‘which 5scolds." lt is still on the statute books
“teas the "ma lin one or two of the older states.
. Vl'hy not experiment beginning the!E A "(e beating husband may
first of August? Here are some fimtros , worse than a continually mlding ‘1”.
suggested b‘.‘ a bank which malntainsmm some nurhorities hold a contrary
a 133““? “0110mm? bureau: . Eopinion. and there is at least room for

Inconjp fmm 3800 to 31.600 8 ”an intimate. Now that the women have had
Food. 3o per cent :7 shelter, 20 per cent: :their say. it would be instructive in
Operating Expenses. 15 per cent:
Clothing. 1.3 per cent: Advancement, 15

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

hear about it from the men.
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adsmess mm To colipzre
An organiuotelou of women when
percentage goes down. and the cloth- ing some 5900300 Mr, “A con—
mg and advancement figures ed up to, templated for the flew“, mumbled
, make *9 balance This is Tfl'fl’mm‘tat the St. Louis meeting of business.
.3" 0‘ mfiWSM'WO'm W‘C‘m“ women. , It will mlnde the Women's
dren. Each family must work out its
'own special problems. but this cities In
L’fnir foundation ‘tfor the shrt.
Pm E . Banal wort: and. equal pay for wail
“‘he‘n you Wm. M 4 . on fldugmen fill be its Inn. ‘Good 11“
M, 5m.“ to do your own shareft’munrtilmndnmns and vocational training for
'J'jirmectm your Mafia. This is the: women also mum'
seasonrm motel-tourists sand tun-eo- ‘ Six million. 'm ”a,” peo-
no ‘WE zmu parcels wad «of "1.9m pie can-Wombat“ when
' hey about to, and such ammblnatlfin»

per cent.
As the income increases, the food

oration of Business and i’ronssslonal
Women's Clubs. ‘ »

 

 
 
 
 
 

if women. and;
,serve the

beoclear as the others. why make an ex-

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Association of Commerce and the Feds/ind America h‘ve Mb 8mm ’36.

agnetism-tow». md‘fia‘mmi, :

overthrowing the institution which He
established for that beneflcent end.
We translate no other part of the
moral law in such spirit. We still ob-
literal meaning of “Thou
“shalt not kill." "Thou shalt not steal."
"Thou shalt not bear false witness.."
This Sabbath law is as definite and

ception?

My protest is also uttered upon the
ground of American patriotism. for
any «action contrary to the best inter-
earsofthenatio'nisnnulmotriotlcac~
tion to be denim-ed and condemned”
all imam

The mutuaflul cull-t
just closed. was fought on the aft of
ties on ”hoe institutions, the‘ direct
fruit of Christian, men]. “diamante;
teachings through centuries. offline.

maroon: the macro-T
anee otfiemfiy. w

ogniaed flaw mammary“;

aVe rétt‘tnsi "'A W Mouths
the ally of despotism. a Christian Sub
both is the Holy my‘ot freedom."

an these days when hundreds of
thousands of out-people: soldiers. soil-

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neuofwutoreeo‘niuamluknowl

a >
05 history.

one. and Mum in the "
some nndhorrutdbmanhelpleeo‘

ind ever been mlle upon the BridKE-i “a
port & [inbury 60. upon Kings al-i

leged subscription and that it did notl

Sale price. yard ......

 

”In" from the comm!“ that welxflizw;:_:m:m: -

Sale price. each . .......

Men’s Hemstitched Hand-

 

kcrchicfs
“'orth 9 . .
Sale pricfa each ........ 7C
Fancy Tim Writing

Mr
“’orth 75c box.
Sale price. box ........

55c

Children‘s Wash Dresses

Shoes to 14 years.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Novelty. Floral, Stripe and

greatest values to be found

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27:54 Mottled Aminster
has
$2.79

Worth $3.50.
Sale price ..........
9x12 Feet Tapestry Bria.
eels Rugs 3‘
$3330.. ........ $19.98 I
Jar Line-e Grass Crex Bug ;
agrtg‘sllzzggétéale price $90“ "
Curtain Serious and Mar-
unisettcs
19c ,

Worth 25c.
Sale price. yard . . . .

Genuine Linoleum
Two yards wide. Worth
82.29. Sale price. yard 51-99

No. 8 Copper Nickel Plat-
ed Tea Kettles

Worth 8200.
Sale price ..........

$1.69

Aluminum Percolators
“'orth $2.25. Sole pr). $1.79 .

Heavy Galvanized Water
{
14 quart size é

Pails
“K l‘fh 500 Sale [it‘ll 39°
50 Piece Decorated tanner”

Set ‘
$7.98 .

ails

Six cup size.

Value $10 on.
Sale price .......

Wooden Water

Regular 50c.

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$1.49

Sale price. each ......

 

Sale prior

 
 

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merger or consolidation of that line;

 

 

with the Dan'hury e Bethel Streeti

Railway; (‘0. conferred a right uponiway
the receiver of the company to make . «Mum “buffing,“ to its stock.
a call upon King‘s alleged subscript-E11” “1mm,“ in the 00 1 int do

ion.
Judge's” Mariam.
Judge Curtis sustained the demur-
rer to the complaint with the follow-
ing memorandum: “There is no alle-j receiver of the Dunbar-y & Butt-cl

gallon in the compbfnt
Bridgeport & Dahbury Beckie Rail- actlon upon the defendant‘s subscript-

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

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_;*l:e-ntountain m- share or lake resort. ‘lt~ .
‘ nus Iris or mum-no prom

”Vi” “ma WW" ”h“ "mamas 01?.“ m» -t h ' ' ‘ bould'be
“ w“$fi;gxgygum.*mm v t e m S .

senate-n- ‘ .
What ’aeciilmt f'i bums-a? is due to
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Co. ever leaned a cell upon the in: to mc‘ of the . _' v . T. .. ”M”..—
bury 3-1qu Co." ”mm“ ‘1 D“ STATE FUMJs A MPLE
Counsel for ftncflver m then amt FOR SOLDIER> AID.
not disclose any facts’wbich take the " Me ml I m “was; TRE ASURER REPORTS
: l of iv claimed that when the Dustbin-v &z ‘ ‘
‘patce ortreequ alas! tonall.rm,®_u'ommmdgedx‘&i \
.{l‘nder the allegations o! the putrid Dunbar-[line it mud the rights 3 manned iron: 3»; _ mp,
, power: an rifllegeu ‘ " --—-
thnt the Street Railway (20.. has no canoe I“ company. p m Jhe latter . tribuu' by their . v~ .;.ni.uuwr
To this complaint a demurrer was the mfim" 1‘ L‘ W” "PM“!
“194 by King's mot-my ”a. in m: de- by the state and - r m!"
Claim Med”. in which he sustlina “PUD “‘9 board '9‘: i I“ W
the “aux“. Juice" Curtis lied the Prescribed manm' ’ nml lr“
following: "Ilemumr tantalum for lbsolutety no (innit mn’zf
reasons stated in previou- memo 0f the boys axwy 'mE *'
randnm." _ _ money _o ‘
- It is anticipanti 1: ”if":
M ‘mation of a Conn-m l. l: l" .
——An Idreiflaement‘m the mning‘ American Legion. in \v:. o "'jj‘ '
Sentinel will m; . will be made “W s. .-, h'l-I“
. I“ a firing me best i l l- for Em, :2. 1 .l .1." I!
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