-1:ra efi’c rt to be
,' tion of unions. leaving the
HONDAY, our. 20. 1919
SOUTH NORWALK
SENTINEL
____.._.—
EVENING
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
s. '—L. &-A L. GOLDEN, props.
mo’NDAY OCT 20,1919 "
mm WAG FOR
TOMORROW
High tide 10: 39 a. m; 11:06 p. m.
Sun rises 7: 10; sets 6:04.
MASONIC NOTICE
' A Stated Communication of Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, F. &. A. M. will beheld
at its rooms. Tuesday evening, or: cut
2131:. at 8 o’clock. Wor. Brother Han,
ry C. Scofield, Dist Dep. for this dis.
irict, will be present and witness thei
conferring of the E. A. Degree. All
members are rcquested to make an eat-
with us on this occa-
de tuty a cordial and
"There Will be
siOn and give our
frate. greeting
some; J doing . he work."
Fraternally yours
Attest: JOHN K. FINCH,
ROBT. M. WILCOX, W. M-
Secretary.
ifisNiNG snmfiiaL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
Editorial
Business Ofice—93.
~1888.
Norwalk Branch Office
city Editor' 3 Residence—1402.4.
Business usinossusaager’ s Resistance—'-
1062—3.
lditor' s Residence—213—2.
Manner of The ”—Assoclated Presl.
The Associated Press is exclusively
utitled to the use for publication oft
Ill news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
the local new! published herein.
All rights of publication of ope
elal dispatches herein are also re-
Ierved.
A UNION BLOW A1- umouisu
strike in
i
To. latest longshmemnn‘s
New York is an cgrczious example of
how orcanlzed lalmt' ought not to act»
it is acknowledge-d as such by the la-
bor leaders thntnsclvcs. by the
bet-1t friends of labor-unionism.
The International
demanding
and
Association. higher wages.
agret-tl by unanimous mm» on Sept
to refer the dispute in ‘tl-I- National
‘_'1
Adjustment ('Olllillissinn of 1111- i'nited
States Shipping Board and to abide';
by its ’det‘ision. We I‘ontmi~~ion. at
( nttsitleral .un, 1l\\ill‘tli"ll
ter careful
the longshoroman :1
not as much 1n 1‘111 had askid and?
announced that it would 11 0; Wu 1'11".)
tialinns if the (o t of “fin: should in
reducvd by llr't. l. Tin fix-1d
by the (‘Omtttission at
hour and $1 to $1.10 for overtime.
\\' Zl . '1‘:
1 It (on! ~' an
morethan I‘-\'l(‘11
in 1914.
immediati-Ii on lent-11in: o! t! ti~ 11111
alon. n'earlv all of 1111 men “hiked out
in defiance of their {Interment and
own officers. t_\in£;
in
defiance of their
up all the slppini: in New York harm“.
The heat comment on llll> ptocccd‘: ng
is lint G! T. \'. 0"(Tonnot. \'lt‘.’ ploy-i
dent of the International Loomhore-
‘ men‘s Aswuiation. who says:
1"] cannot use too strong language
in condemning this unwarranted walk-
out. Delegates from every local in
convention voted unanimously to abide
by the decision of the. National Adjust-
ment Commission.
have not kept, their word.
J'flle officers of the international
More-men‘s Association will stand
byythis decision to the last word.
hive sent a copy of it to every local 111
this city, together with a demand that
the men rei‘urn‘ to work immediaflfiv.
I believe that when the decree is thor-
oughly digested the strikers will re-
consider their hastv action and get
back on the job.
“i bt'lit-l‘e that the very existence‘
of anv union depends on carryine out
‘ agreements entered into with employ—
era ’l‘o throw awav such a principal
can mean onlv one thing~—disintegra-
men at
the inercy of unjust employers.‘
It is the latest instance at a weak
ness in the organized labor svstem
which its critics are always emphasiz-
tug—the unions’ ‘daek of responsibili—
ty.” If the unions will not keep. their
award, how can they expect employers
to he. then- word? If they will not
'abflehythetrmmm
.howeantheyexpe'c'iueoglitiel d
W o! Win “It“
i
. concerned.
l.ong<ltorcu1en's_
11 int Y't‘;:.\t‘, illOIli‘ll‘
are ,
I
as high as the} Were;
The men on strtkc'
] .
SOLDIERS' INSURANCE
The armx Insurance 11311.0(
so much was expected, has turned 0111
la failure. 'ihis is said to be partly
due to defects in the plan and still
s‘nme to the indifference of the menf
{
otwhich
Ptacticaifif all the soldiers took out
insurince policies while in the service
tIt was hoped that they would keep
tthem “hen the) were mustered out.
”The gov’ernments plan protided for
th( exchange of the war policies {or
y of the ordinary peacetime polic- ‘
according to earn man's preter-
favora ‘lle
an
ies
01109, and 011 terms more
than those of whale insurance com- ’0
panics. But the. veterans hue not
More than
giron
been much interested.
13000000 of them haie already
up their insurancesbecauso they found
it too hard to pay the premiumsor '19—.
icause. they did not care enough about.
insurance as an investment.
‘. An attempt is being made. in Sena-
'Ior Hardings bill to correct the do i
‘i‘ech- discoymed in the present scheme.
Th3 measure is expected to pass soon.
There should be a renewed effort then
laze'of this insurance protection 011
the easv térfii offered. it will be good
'tm them and good [or the countr} it‘
‘ intended to eliminate the
15m“ S\>‘it ill
I
this sistem
evils attendtue the old soldiers pi...
can be made to succeed.
I
_.__!._.A_
The Sum: stion that Kin: Albert
”night attonl llli world's scries‘ at
(.inrinnzfl'i waned in intete<t when it
1w.“ announced that ‘one hundten
Texas oil millionaires" were off for
“’hat
d‘incinnati on a special train.
. of showing could :1 poor.
leratc kin: make in comparison with
sorl dentu-
:tugregation?
...—.—
111erc were more people killed in the
la<l
Iltat royal
Unit-d Stan-r "acridmtvallv"
fyear than tit. 11- were Americans killed
fin Iha- war, '1 here wvro over twice a;
manv Americans seriously injured at
From
home as there were in Rut-orie-
'thith it appears that mreles'snesa is
:11 “'11va mil than l‘lll~"ialll.-‘lfl.
--.. - d...—
A 1ch in which (horm- the l\'
;])Ilk(‘ of \Yvilin: Inn and .‘TQ fftr~on l‘ :11
:oltl in i,.0n111n
111(-
is s‘ept l1a~ just 111111
$27.0 0h,
almost a~ 11111111
in n (it'st-t‘la.=< American hotel
__.‘_
The $7 charged for a grand opera
lickt-t in Now York (‘iiy wouui 1114 more
tor Well. why not‘. it (10:4.-
5111
ZI> that. to let a
implesfln if it \vt-I'c not for the far‘
Jthat almost anv skilled \v.otkn on m“
(an Inn an opera titlut at that prim
of his day' 5- pay.
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The American Lesion. h}
in and restoring order in Omaha and
I()Ill
l
l
|
jumpln:
ttlltt‘r disturbed communiticr. ans »j'l\-
.til‘icd its name and made an admirable
tbceinning.
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Mon: \'s :1 Hing to he >0 cheap and
use that some enlerprislnc hur-
:'1n)tl1ing but icwe‘s
I
l
would.
l~'§:l:11s w'ont lal' e
9 nd "8!“-
I ...—”.1.
I Con leonatd Wood savs the trouble
In Omaha was due to "organised dis--
That sounds like a good de -
'l'initlon oi Bolshevism.
——-——O
"'red4hiooded"
Honestly did
ordet‘
The term is being
loverworked nowadays
innybody ever see any human blood
that wasn‘t red?
“Congress is eager now to quit
work." says a dispatch from 'WaShing-
ton. Quit what?
‘—-—-—4—'——
K. as Chairman Gary says, the steel
workers are opposed to a strike. who's
'tying up those mills. anyhow?
___.____.*————-——
it the Russian Reds were as good as
.the Cincinnati Reds what cm]
lwouta the rest of the world buyer
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If you're sick of political and ind“.
trial turmoil. go out at night and look
at the stars.
\ ' .
The long and short 0! it is that the
country wouldn't fall for the
ml
J
‘(Separted alter leaving
‘tract of land on which his land is sup-l
to persuad tI1 veterans to take adi‘an-- N
‘l'it'l:
'been forcible pulled tram her
‘ 32:0.
trusmumu 1......
111211 nun llEiiJ
Believing himself to be the dime 01.2
{an artful deception. Rafael Artulla. of
10 “’ood street‘ has requested a police-4,
probe into the standing of a man giv-
ing his name as “C. Hofianug.” a rev-J
resentative ot the 'Marvei Realts
Companv, of Nassau street. New"
York " to whom he gave Si recently
to secure his “claim' on a building;
lot. in New Jersev.
Several days ago an unidentified;
woman called on Artulla. She gave
him a ticket for a prr to land draning.‘
.tcau ionlng him to keep it. as he might
.be a prize w.inne1 Later Hoflauag;
'appea1cd.He congratulated Artuiisl
on the winning of a 8250 lot. which
onuid be his tor only $49. Became,
’asked for a deposit or $10? but receiv-
ed but $4 from Artulla.witl1 the un-'
derstunding that he would pa" the re-I .
Wonderflfl Bargains Abound in Every Section of the
t
The real estate agent
_ two tickets,
permitting the holders to visit the.
mainder later.
posed to be located. Now Artullal
states he tears he has been swlndled J
and he has requested the policr- to in:.
quire concerning the "audit? of the'
Marvel Company. '
ALL OVER THE LAND
l
Mavor James- ‘B. Younz of RoChestPr. E
, ‘1'. proved that he is no slack. I
when it comes to work. Dream him-i
self in o‘erllalls and jumper. he took;
l
.1
Marge of a street department crewt'
doing some important Wurk on the
main street He did as much work as.
I
any man unticr his supervision. .
“'li-‘l‘l munition girls of Enzlandg
made 320 to 823 a week they bought
furroats‘at $1th to $250. Stnce mnni-'
tion making stopped thm- have fared 1
lean times and startod pawninz their
finer—y. So many fur coats hare been.
left with "l'ncle" that the collectivei
“I’nrlc” or London has issued an edk‘t
that 11.) 11111:») fur coats will be accept-, ,
ed. 3
Mrs. Sally \VaIton of SeahrOOk. .\'.:
it. who numbers amonc her 122 liv-é
twentr»:=e\'en :rand-
sons who fought in the “'orld “'ar ,
and f‘ll’hi who are veteran: of the‘
Spanish-American “'ar, celebrated her
In: decendants
one hundredth birthday at her home ‘n ...
l One Thousand Pairs at Money Savingt
0N STORE’ S
JGREAT HARVEST SALE
STARTS TODAY
With Hundreds and: Hundreds of MatchleSS Values.
This Extraordinary Money Saving Event
Savings 1-8
Store.
Should Attract the Wise, Alert Buyers.
.LANKETS
Towels and Tow cling
em [0" values tn Tow-
els and Towelinu 0t spec.
ill Interest to economical
bayou.
Henned Huck Tau vi.
Hea‘y firm quality ('0
hemmed ends. Sale prim
T’G! 29c, 390
Hernstitdled Huck
Towels
S‘rong WPaH‘. horny ahw '
malt} “stitched ends '13911
dye woven blue dots.
Sale price mph
M Turkish Tow el~
Goxi prattnal Towels and ex
lent \aiui Sale price ouch
19c ““ 29c
. .
Prices
portant Elm Sale we have luck! in years—unan-
WOOL MIXED BLANKE‘I’S
Made of high grade wool. with a cotton warp:
thick. heavy weight. closely and evenly Woven.
Exceptional values at. pair
$10.00 “1‘ $14.00
COMFORTABLE BLANKETS
Eider-down finish warm and duty rich plain
590
Byallod'dsthisislhemosttiit-y
‘ COTTON BLANKETSty
Full size. full weight wmen from good qualilv
cotton; grey. white; warm and durable. Pair
$2.98 M $3.98
W’ LNAP BLANKE'I‘S
One of the n at popular Blankch mauui’m tur-
Seabrook. Three ‘uneraliona of srl- d TleN‘ a f t fl ii
diers met a. the rennbm as several 0 . l are ma 9 l‘Om all (‘X :1 tie qua h‘
M h” son} Ema“. me Veterans Mi "m with a dwp mm ”H" s .98 colors. xlxitlrlmintnsting border efl'ects:v1iil rc- Turkish M
mm Wm. i8 resembles wool. Pair 4 I": "S "m “on" '“H 1111 cc 98 gym“ 111:: ha“ r
. a “ ” untttwornout . ....... F'ch ”c AND we
— . 7 fl .3
1...... 1T... ... ...-1... t WOOL FEEL BLANKET” INDIAN PATTERN BLANKETS mm. M
at the Lahelt.‘ t-nn \\'01'l\:‘ in Slt'ulmn l‘irmlv 11m 1111 hcauttlfully finished Blanket‘ - ‘ - ‘ en 1‘0“?“
. ~ 111 tnhal drug-rm Titer look and feel like all Good uearmg
“H.107 Acowtitn: 1.» a (itizen whose “ith a nap that wins it the appearance and 11.1 ‘1. “1- cumin 1 t w ill , lit“ - 19c
feel oi real 11-;1ml guaranteed to giii- warmth at d lie'ilutilu e; ”:2 arm $7 .98 q“ ‘ lard """"
1 l. A 1.0 . . .
1 l nion Linen Towelim:
w :m in in unquestioned
. rodents rushed throuzh
of t‘. t vniil ecuvzicd up
reputation to:
a dozen of;
the main 211-12
Thlri strcn:
rc~i1i1nv 1111. 1It» Tit-'-
:5 t: 11111 1].
found the hill
the walkfiht.
rat-1 wliith liv»
Pd
not
fare ratIu-r lean ‘ilTI'I'
O" ~1 l
i-aii~ .1.1!~'.1!inti;. Ji‘
The only woman (It): catcher in the '
11mm 1.. 11w ma.» amilimi Iti-urs. 1-;1119
la i itlrith. tiepztn round mistress nt
tho- do: pound in Denier.
in llllfllli‘i efficient n lllo‘ unueu'tl
role. accordn: to \\'illian1 (‘. Fox. V
rerintendent. who declared that he ha'l
mischings It first as to the advisabil-
ity of sqf‘lll‘il’li: a woman for the posi-
111d :1 “hank" of hair at $3.000. She
sues .\ir<. Jennie Meikie for that sum.
allezinz that the “hunk of hair" had
head-
during a ti2‘11.A score of hairpins}
were placed in evidence. the jury look-
ed em m err and IcIuIm-u a verdict of,
. l
A number of Britian‘s famous woJ
men soldiers. affectionately known as
“Wascs.” sent for? serflce with The;
Americans at ours. have been recali-.
9d. At one time service with the;
American Army was regarded as more;
or less of a punishment, but now the2
girls seem to think they are undergo-1
ing another punishment by being ne-
ca'iled. Some fifty of the or'lflnal 09-,
lach'menl are now the brides of-
Americans.
Selline of mining stock. it Kidd.
has brought the wrath of his congrega-
tion down upon the Rev. '1'. P. Turner,
according to word from Dephew. 0th..
where he hd a church. Turner was
interested in the may Oceania-tea
and Indian Queen eonpandes in the
want field a year ago. and with ser-
1
‘enlother-‘niours,heis‘sadeohave
m lunch misty bounce a his
chaseforweanhhdtefimngmg.
w orkmen's ding '
:vnti (lbs-appeared in the ».
firs. Dic!-‘ '
911- ‘ '
I
I
"My
13.
and real service. The} 1 nine in “llite and "'a\'.
With contraning colors. Pair
$5.98, $6.98, $7.98
Brown or bleached s roux at: r
quality:
Saw prim. 298
Red Stripe Glass Tom .-
BATH ROBE BLAVKETS
The} are ideal for Ba‘il Robes llres<i11g‘iou'tts
and Tl rappers for met 1 and 111111.111: (01111111 11
will; girdles $5 .98
yard
‘ PLAID BL ANKETS and frng~ ......... . ........
Blue grai'. pink or tau.it1 l\cautti'ul laid9 e8f- ' w 1 Smooth finzsh tree {nut ll"
' -. fer-ts dependable qualit} that “l“ , _ _M0TOR ROBEb cl "Mr 29
I-'I\1- great seniie Pair ...... “N‘Tmi‘d ‘ifl‘lgn‘i “firm. 6 Sale price. each ...... c
v attractive and durable ....... > . o L- I
men QLALITY PLAID BLANKETS communes q ”m"? 3“ Tm“ ‘
These Blankets arc 1 Xt‘l‘lllilllliiil\ cowl \ tine; -\ ; ~- ‘. 1- . 4 _ . , L Tm“ ."T one if” ‘ \'. ‘ .
an assortment oi unusuallx handsime plaids: i‘a11-:fifikdj1‘si2ii‘vptivdi-i“SP;ifllhui‘fl‘m“: hilalll:: xxx-Nd} (2.3» (
a ' ' I . I L l 0 't — ‘
9C
Shiv price 111.111 . . ..
full size. heavy 1101;111th11] oi closely stitvln-d,
warmth and wear. Pair ....... $9.98
FINEST ALL Vi'OOL BLANKETS
it'll.
HIGH QUALITY COMFORTABLES
Fur warmth. service and appearance. Faucv
Red and Blue Mri v
Glass Tow cIin
tic-nu- I‘. ‘ 2h ‘ - 1 _ .
ficttlt . 111011 ‘ H “(mm “0 too dtl‘ . ““1“ “f lllll‘t‘» “W" ‘1““13 “0‘?“ T“ "Nil?” mercerizcd sateen coverinil. With plain lmrder~
. . long \1 car; thoroughl) shrunk and “in “ash and filled with superior qualit v white cotton Gm“ “right. smrw‘t;
, ...—.... ' ' 1 - ' . FVt‘n threat "1:1 (av
Mus. Rum “an,“ of Cleveland "m pcrt‘cciTx ("nines 1n wliiti . grit; $16 50 AND sat» m‘ k d (
and plaids. Special pair .1 . . rural ce. 2: c
M and Pillow Cases
. The dependable kind that gives service and 1111.1 inaction. The
pnoes' arethelowe‘. Theninasare great.
45x36 Banned Pillow 88x90 SHEETS .
Dry Goods Sedition
Genuine Values in Staple and Desirable Goods
White Crochet Bed Longcloth
Spreads High quality. superior Chamois lin-
ish. Sale price. piece
.5189 cool
Full blot lied m from m
white elm; (9:11:11 var-12m $3 ‘9”54 98 Cases
designs that sound out attmtixel); - . Sale price. 29°» ”I: m 8.0 m Size SHEETS.
neitly and durably hemmed Splen- Wk.“ DIES v ll . lull
did values at Pine vlvavc I 010 afiected M Cases $1..“ $1.93 Md ‘2- 29 e ‘C:
.32.” $3 49 and yarn rennrkalile “lies at 3.15 m 59c till m “h
each :2 1.2mm. 49. ,m 54mm, Emu Lure! BEEF-TS
m“~'--‘----"°W“ stabs-1:13.» use and$2.98 ear
Finede “in I
Huh dunno-.1101 embossed do
den. t-u bod Blues: and Yaflwflo; navy. coca mm W
1...... ...... B“ ......m. “...... W m Mssels Rugs
blue as“ n! «has; all an.
white.
Sale price, yard ..
Unbleached Muslin
Yard wide; one of'tbe but *.
wants at
$4.98 to $9.50
Bleached Table Damask
Fine ell-1R: cloudy Win-n haw
At a Third Less Than 'l‘eday’ 5 Retail Value
mmmtadwue Bug ..at a low pri‘
yum naughty mascara
,bigpam’znmmgmmtm gam’fifi‘nfi 29¢ Namath-Se. nude-mum“
-.fim ..... . d '
HIMANMLW.”M
signs.
nit/gum! having survived strike at '
tetanus-slaves face em
amendments. , _
' ,-
A Job in the md is with two
the m
”’4
from anotherquarter. melergy an;
Wto'gooat." m are
mmawe‘nhotm
madden-wagon
WW“
Fruit of the Loom Muslin
Yard wide; blanched.
Value 85c. Bale m,y1l.
Berkeley .Cunlhric
36 lashes “do. ,
Yard
9312 Wilton Velvet Rue“
Value “7. 5 o
'“580 .............
Excellent quality; on high (‘IU-‘t I‘
woven nap Olected wold Th‘
define are beautiful the> (‘1 '
rich end deer.
3x6AMRI£S
W“ ...... $5.98
87.“
In: Gabi- Rot Rats
"“ — 98c
.
31.. ..................
9x12 Brussels Runs
W” $18.49
$25 .00 ........... .
Attractive patterns and colon
tlugs: seamless and every-n1: per-
ea.
91112 Milan.
$.21: ...... . ...... $27.5
Heavy mwmlpmaosetw
Mini—l m.-
72 Inch Lhon
Table Hakim
F‘hehmereerioetatmctive de- ................
mm
In hilt m, mm all
tangy floral patterns. _,
Salepdee. M ......
Y's! W'ie (”to
We tor eomiombie Mg.
m In
Sale price 82.80 and $3.98 doiln “
Linen We]! let price
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