f
i
:5 liquirefments.
Mum—Gm mama star: sunvev
Newtown Wong Conducts New at? m Corpt'ichool will be estab-
Suffrage Activity lush-ll It M Von. N. 1.. but final; '
Dr. Kate W. Tibbals. of Newtown. a disposition of the camp will not be do;
SIGINL *m m.
WW; Sept: 6.-—A Wr-
m' SOUTH NORWALK tours are under the ampicies of!“
EVENING SENTINEL Efnfirg‘zhzémmn which has
It is i_fimerid9. aid should produce
EJSTABLIgggng results. ,YeIIOWstone Park, like’most
"or the anamm. magen-
unusually untreated itllis year.
.. l- I» ‘3 A- I- GOLDEN- m: manually-ct July-it mm allremrtb
'" with a total of over 24.000 Visiting
WAY: SEPT 9’ 1m ‘ tourists. of whom nearly 17,000 came
‘ ‘ in automobiles.— But there is room in
mums amuse ron
TOMORROW
the park for a great many more peo-
. . pie than that, and for many more an
Hmh tlde 11:37 a. m.; 12 :00 p. In. tomobiles. .
Sun nses 6:27; sets 7 :13. f {More and more. people are learning
_‘:= of the pleasure and health to be found
Member of The Associated Pro... in using their “touring cars” for the
The Associated Press is exclusively ‘_ _ .
entitled to the use. for publication of PUFWSPS the name Sigmhes. and real-
lll news dispatches credited to it or 1y touring the country with them as
not otherwise in thishpélplfr aind also yaclnsmen tour navigable waters in
the local news publis e ere n. their V ch 3 L\ _
All rights of publication of spe~ .1 {a t ' flan} thousands , more
cial dispatches herein are also to “0“" Ch“ “‘9” W33 ‘0 the Sellow‘
'“W m summer, and to all the
med.
, other beautiful and refreshing spots
G WEI. TELE- prepared by Nature and foctered by
PHOEOAHS ithe United States government for- the
Editorial Room—92. enjoyment of city-weary men and wo-
Business Omce—93. , men. -
Iorwalk Branch Office—4388. -———o-—-—
Git: Editor's Residence—14994. I AS 10 THE PRICE-FIXING.
Many people who ragard public
lusiness Manager's Residence—
1062—3. l
Editor’s ResidenchlS—z.
Prination as a .pana‘cea for we
sent mm. and would go so far
_ r ‘2”- as to apply the principle to commodi-
MASONIC NOTICE ties of all Mule. But. says Homer
Old Well. Lodge No. 108. f. and a. stifle" of the War Trade Board:
Meets in diaspnic deiax. South!" “if Cameos starts to fix prices, it
Main street, lsl and 3rd Tuesday of must (it thousands of prices. If it
each month July and August amt-{mes Mil pMeo. it must fix whole-
ed. at 8 All Master Mamsfaale prices else the retailer will be
cordially invited. John K. Finch, “5 2 {01'0“ Bit Of business. If it fixes the
M. Robert M. Wilcox. secretary. Iwholesab prices. it must fix the costs.
'fi'l for the W court will not issue a
_’._..v—
o'clock.
'U N ' m ~ . .
' g " I Q " I “If it fixes coats at a lower level. it
Stetl (‘or mrati ) , has been ur‘ln ‘ . .
es I in g ‘llllllfit Inevitthly tlx wages at a lower}
the imllledialc restlnmtion of
with Gcrmanv and Austria. His m-
0. - l as :‘2 ‘. 1: .' ' le . ,
ern. need 9: to n \ not Tm ti l “'ages are the chlef clement m the
advantage 01 those late enrlnleS. but: .
.expenses of marketing raw materials.
:2 Y “t -2 l ‘
The advantuz 0‘ m“ I m odState‘. “ “Thus the end of the. gigantic pr'ice-
15 to be remarked. too, that what he
emphasizes is not the sclline
‘American goods by Am'erican films.
This is an unusual attltlldl- for all fruitless trade."
American hllsincss man to take: but it is probablv a fair statement. Thei
Jude» Garv and the group of big llllfll-- . ‘ . , _ 5
ness men. he represents Hotlililcssififaijgm‘fizt $3.:afnrngncgfi'i
know what lllf’jv' are (lOl‘llL', :Illll aflm-lwhicll seems to llfl've worked rathi‘lzi
ft llltll- thought the plllllll ls lllxt‘l) tojuns‘uccesstully mm of ‘1 con-;
ditions. But there can he no assur-l
once that the thing will work *ell if
{applied generally.
0' J erilmr of wages. Lower
prices!
brought by lower wanes would
he a '
agree with them.
For years all lllc emphasis has lmen
American cxporls. Every growth of
llm a goodldaing may
Laloiv the realism — , H- ..
nur pl'ospcrily.
he carried too far.
tion has been lzrowing on Alllerimm
illanllfamlll'v.'<. llllll'cllants .‘lllll hank-l
a-rs that Ellmpr's indelllnl-ss in limb
T'nitctl Shines is lzlmvifi‘. llclnzo-loush'
larse, and ilzill lllt‘l't‘ l> no lili>~iliilil\‘{
(if its O\'t‘l'\' lll-in: [mill llnh-ss it lS'
fluid for lllll~l part, in goods. Till-re
is also a glowinz recognition that
Pearl} all the cnlllllmdities that can be
produm-d in this l'Ollllil)' :ll‘r nl-v-llml
right l1(‘l'i* at home. that Elle domestic
malkel is lIll'Ll“ enoulzh iind v'ciumor-
nus enouzh in ilscll‘ In keep most of
our induslrius hug and DTO>D9TOIIH
fior a lone lllllv- lll ('tllllv‘. and thle a
considerable inl’illx m" foreign :oods
ior at lt‘:l>’l .l fu'zll’ (Il' two may :lt'mrll
welcome l‘clicl‘. According in this '
view, stir the present deficit of raw
materials and lllllllzll'al-turcli goods
has bet-n mcl :ll‘lol- international in—
duatry and finl‘llN‘i' huh- been steadied.
and after th - pllvmwm of who: mlropc
raves us ll:l.< hn-n :lssllrrml. it will he \
timc enousll lo li‘lscmllngc imports
and strivv oncl- mnrs- for his "l'mar-
I
able trade blllzlnccs,” .
.__._._._.
GAMBLERS‘ HOARDS. l .-
Thc widespread indignation against!
storage houses and those usimz'thm
is based chiefly on the excessive ac-
cumulations or food found in them at
the present time.
There is always a large amount of
. food stored. There has to he. in order
to carry the nation through the winter
and spring. But there is no evident jus-
tificadan for the storage of he times
as many chickensrasl were stoma last
August. nor for the storage of 40 per
cent more buller. 47 per cent more
cheese. 55 per cent more pork. and
similar} incréams of eggs and other
tiinuu ,
No one maintains that there were
not enough of these commodities
stored Jim year tomoet the nation’s
Last tear's total was
ifir above the average. “‘hy sohuld
7 there he so big an increase now?- Even
export demands do not explain.
The inevitable conclusion is that the
itcrtasg represents. in general. the
boarding of food by speculators. And
a- hungry nation is in in listed so defli
gently with gamblers who 1W3! on lls
necessity.
5 O
annoy voun 'kRKS 1-
One of the famous W‘ mot?»-
Imses used in Yellowstone Pas-(ids on
itsllvml to m Yuk. yin Minneapolis. ,
if. Ml. Chin“ and Giovanni}. Wu 3:
women roam tron the film- '
w .6 has Ania-lea. via . mtello.‘
m .flltlakc CityandBaqtoxm‘ale
For *
“'1 writ of mandamus to compel a llléllllbf‘cmssy and it was ”I‘m
rode . . .
" llevel for wages are the ultimate “3515! however. it is said a
' f ost.
0 C ‘ lailied committee management and le-l
Vac-med.-
ifixing undertakings would he at a lush“ “’ecuo“ at ”‘9
lot all elm-ts” chuck it. the omit.
I
l
l
llish in “’ellea college, is now enzagcdi
l
. ‘ . |
‘OMCK. fibula July 30 {none in making a complete survey of al
spoadence or The: Associated Hen). that is being done in the way of citi-
Pnlluclnghas mchodiuanflas senship teaching in this state. This-
"a fine art" throughout central and investigation is being conducted under
. . Vo-
eastern Siberia. where no speculator the direction of the CW“ \
is satsified with less than 100 per cent. ma“ “than moon in order
profit. and often gauges as much as to provide the rough information of
1.000 per cent. out of his hapless cus— the field already covered .when' _ the
men. mounting to stories coming afimlation begins its active citizen.
in ac”. ship work in the fall. l
These traders. 'many of them smug! Dr. Tibbals is sending queSti'onalres‘
8101’s, when“ taking advantage of the to—otate Omnizatlons and also 15 mak-
" l W] interviews regardlng
shortage of everything except the
products of the country. the. unstable opportunities for conducting citizen-
value of-the ruble and the difficulties ship classes. Queries have been sent
of transportation, contrive to get to women‘s clubs, D. A. R.. chapters.:
through with a few pairs of shoes, par. the Colonial Domes. the \‘l’. C. T. U..’
,ticularly ladies' shoes. a few bolts of social settlement; Chautauqua organ-
silk or dress goods, a few cases of nations. women‘s auxiliaries. lo irat-
tinned fruits. or, in fact. any forfin- ornal ornnUatiOns. colleges. normal.
made product whatsoever, rm rich Me .16 private school teachers
harvests. ' am! students: Americanization com-l
Before a regular egress service mittens. welfare workers in factories,‘
was inaugurated the my speefl UMP MSW Y. 7W. C. A.’s. {
trains coming (min “alumni: and This ans-oer is Icing made that theI
Harbin were the targets of the spec“. organisation may be enabled more.
‘lators. Byrconnivance with the port- easily to reach the women or the;
ers and unknown to the other occu- state and prepare them tor the duties.
pantsmrly every special brouht in of political cnt'ranchlaen‘iont. At first,
“8 Wt of merchandise, staw- most Of the attention will be :ivcn
“ed any Inter berths .d in obscuoe to adult vomen who ”.W to
comers. to be handed over upondrfl- to voters in 1920. _ Dr. m hopes
to Find out lust hov Inch eitlnnship
val at some point.
The and Omaha he a. filled- “ has human-“what
ties side-tapping the den.- of en. .0 Mollie. are n extendingc’
gentray from time to time. & ....” Mlonal work of the suffraze
occasion, it is related. a Red Cross "m-
lil‘epresenmlve It lrkutsk v" apo' 'M “ilar be”! which have;
gill'oat‘hed with an offer or a w Jim mo in tho-last roar nndl
.pairs of shoe as a gift for the ”do! nu'will offer n“ fines and lune-l
;the cause. in due Mme tug m--ofl hctures on Mship. govern-
from Dairen, but in place at ~ ~. ..t ind social"~ements. Thesel
("ed Pairs. there were one m m wlll not “technical, but will?
lThey had passed the ell-tau- a. armed—ally mea ma women who aroi
Charge- being consigned to the “.m-horit.lea in their fields. alter;
”It. chases have been enlarged sill-y
. W
ltlon that the extra 900 mute tellv-"tlcbntly and the work has gone well‘
cred to him. They more GI muted under var. the association expects to.
boil“ to Darren. - - . I survey of the social needs of.
_ tub .
The speculators' day will have gone, v(‘onnectlcut ‘ z
8" soon as the Specific plans for the arrangement;
"talc la readjusted altar the mush-d m bran-o classes will.
be made at the meeting or the exocll-l
the ”I! If “It. and-non ‘0 be
of the abuses have already been cor-.
held early in Sopmr.
rected through closer Government in-
frontlers. but in spite GERMAN MISSIONARIES ARRIVE‘
g-r mma. l
TOKIO. Sept. 6.-—Beventy German‘
RAY RUNS LAST MILE. "‘9 32"“ 5“ ““‘d'zg‘zs Jim?"
one m. use v a 0-.
Toronto Sept. 8.-Jole Ray of (‘hl-. kohama on their way to Germany,
cago. bellered the Canadian onemlle They will. fit leave ”on
record in winning a handicap race at. until after the 1’eacc Treatv has been
the Canadian National Exhibition'muod. 7 '
games Saturday. Ray's time was Adjutant “mm. “the Navy De“
mlnutes and M 2-6 ”condo. 61-6 .9: pom. m I mail will:
onds faster than A. B. Kiviat of New'the presence ote y missionaries in'
York in a race
days‘ago.
' may come-co ll
tion evil still persists.
Japanese administration
a
The Surest Road
Satisfaction
is to. know what you wast when you go
to buy. N0“ matter «was
a tube of toothpaste—9 washing
or a pedigteed pill—yon save worry, time
and money when you know what you want. '
How shall you know?
By reading the 'advflfienents
at Montreal several. the island: was p_ ’lnx a menace to subject of lumping before bra-k.
. fade—A”.
‘ mmm Amfformer instructor at Vassar and an'ldded m the permanent “‘5' ”’0'
_esley colleges, and professor of Ens-.8178!!! h“ been settled. l
"Strike trims the inn is not” seen
ed “to the motto of «paired labor I?
recently. But it got too hot.
so let's Ink-o
We're not here long.
our any agreeable. but as live well.
eat '00. dies: well, work veil. sloop
i Ofiered tomorrow regardless of value or cost.
A very smart collection of fashionable new mallet, made at
substantial quality serge and poflin, in black and navy.
These suits cannot be equalled anywhere at the price for}
style and quality. Specially priced for tomorrow 1
uncommon
i
It
s
wot-and look wall. that aglortm .
33,4130; 1; 1;“.th get. how 7n" :0er mm ...................... $8.98. Worth $12.1.
w on W ¢ '
mornlnxinaide bath. “mu...” ............. ..M'fl'fimfil
Muvhomaccuatomelto tool 333qu ......... ...”Wmfll'flfim
dull and heavy when they arise, Ith- i
:3 had-cue. stfly from a, cold. These dresses are most extraordinary values. The styles an
. nasty . acid ston- ‘ ' 1
a“. m . Mimi!!! “ K M . the newest and maternal: of the finest quality.
daisy 1:: m 22:11“? 3 of the
am can Iota uni-g out ‘ .
... ...... ... .... “...... m' u. all ml Georgette Dresses
at" u“. '
WW? VALUES 9
'm whether ailing. sick ”or
wut. and each m. helm
m «it a shes or ml hot
water-v. a m of line-stone
m h it to wash from the
stomach. um and bowels the previ-
ous day’- We «note, sour bile
an! m m: an. clam.
"no“ and purifying the min
a1” “like puttfng mom
toaan- duo‘s-nah. m an. ion or
hot m and 1% phosphate on
an my m is swim-fully in-
vm. R Ohms out all the'mr'
fem. .... waste “a ldd~
ity u gue- one I splendid appetite
for W. Wile you I” amor-
in; your Mint the toner and
phosphate is quietly extracting a
large scum at tater from the blood
and m ready for a thorough
tin-Hug of all the inside organs.
In “as or people who are
how rich constipation. billing
spfle. stoma: truth: others who.
have odour skins. blood diam-Gen andl
sickly Monk-o are ill-led to gene
neuter pound of limestone phosphate
thou the «as m. This will cost
vorv little, hat is sulciem “to make
anyone a prom-um end: on the
A lane assortment of most attractive models. The seasoni-
best styles and colors are featured. Handsomc rich dresses atr_
oflcred tomorrow away under cool riot. ._‘ I‘M ’
CLEARANCE s1 ‘98
SALE PIECE
For-eds; priced up no 623.“.
WWII
FALL: COATS
Good practical Coo-ts. justthe lfllt weight for Fall ad.
early Water; priced at wand rtully big savings.
316.50.518.95 m. $20.00 " -
l
r. 5. 11m 3-—
IVE-at
Job Printing 2” “Boron Pom
' tt 0
s" "In“ . Iona roman
'- jinx-salon“
...--- 1.45....“
a house,
machine
favorite W- Mutton in touch
with . and ,. “as
«minimising ._
The aim .. '1 m me inst as impar-
‘- taut as me new. Reading
\
clenCy. .
has 1!! tease-m and increase effi-
itlnaybethe means of adding“ yourcoln-
._forfs films you may»: 4960!.
in your 3
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am ~ 3
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.Bouth Nos-rail! Evening Sentinel fl
you desire the best results obtalnwon‘h-mmo
—-Try an aorertlsement tn the.
020
Richmond Ranges
'ehanaoomploh‘ukhailm' “an“
m
Ombudfidutfiafiahthmmhyu
annuals uwmlhfiuuflh'fuom
Joinflurlangoflah .
.‘W'flmmfiflrdh’n a. any“
OPE N'K'Cfl” Am ACCOUNT
Will's. all. fines. Balding and
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