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7‘ EVENING SENTINEL
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"Ts—inifisnnn BY
‘ JAMES GOLDEN
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MAY, 0011'. 21,1919
TOMORROW -
‘High tide 11:19 a. m. ;11:44 p. m.
' Bun rises 7:11; sets 6:03
MASONIG 'NOTICE
A Stated Communication of Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, F. do A. 14., will be held
at its rooms. Tuesday evening, Oct.
zist. at 8 o'clock.
ry C. Scomld. Dist. .
trict, will be present and witness the
_ conferring of the E. A. Degree. All
. . 'memberu are requested to make an ex-
, ‘tra effort to be with us on the occa-
9 union and give our deputy a cordial and
. fraternal greeting. “There wri'l
- something doing after th. work.’
Fraternally yours,
JOHN K. chH,
W. M.
‘ :Attest:
' ROBT. M. WILCOX.
Secretary.
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Editorial Beams-82.
Business Ofico—93.
Norwnlk Branch once—41388.
Oity Editor’s Residence—14824.
Business manager's Residence,—
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“REQOGNITION As MEN.“
John D‘. Rockfoller, Jr.. in his nota-
,, ‘blc speech before the industrial
. ; Round Table in favor of union labor.
told of a man. who hnd boon studying
problems m this country
in contact . with
; Industrial
and who had
. 4housands ofnvm'kers in all sorts of in-
come
dustries. The investigator wanted cs-
pccially to find out what it was that
the workmen wanted. At first it scent-
that the chief
ed to him
. , were after was highcr wast-s. But af-,
ter a while ho changcll his mind. I
"As his touch with thcm extendcd.l
he came to tho (-onrlusinn that not;
’ lllL’llt‘l‘ wang
“its what th. 3‘ roullr sought."
hut rm-ognition as men
And why low thvy considl-z'ml "roc-
Oenition" that enough to justify so
much effort on their part? .\lr. liuckO-l
fellct‘ explain-ti, w-t‘y much as ()llll'l'S
have explniatcd hci'ot‘c him:
“What joy can their be in lilo, whnl
interest can :a man take in his work.
what Pnlhllsizlsnl can he cxprctcd to
develop on lwhalf of his. employer.
when he is' regarded as a number on a
pay-roll, a in u whccl. a more
‘hand"?
The personal relation,
('02
familiar in
former times bctwocn etnplovot' and
employeuhas almost vanishcd from in-
dustry.
big corporation; the owners are many.
The employer is generally a
and the employed are numbered by4
thousands. That iniimato, human. mu-
tually respecting relationship can nov-
er be fully restored. But in so far as
anything can be done in that direction
, to make a morohuman. less mechan
9 Seal connection between capital and la-
bor, it is to be done, savs Mr. Rocke-
feller, through organization and col-
,_ lective‘dealing.
The-employee cannot all know their
employers but they can
choose representatives of the employ-
‘ ers, and thus enable each group bet-
{ tor to understand the other's problems,
ideals and desires. Mr. Rockefeller
- adds: .
"The resumption of such persona
relations, through frequent conference
and current meetings, held for the con-
‘alderation of matters of common in-
terest, such as terms 0! employment
and working and living conditions, is
essential in order to restore a spirit
of mutual confidence, good will and
peration. Personal relations can
be revived under modem conditions
only through the adequate representa:
tion of the employee)”
Explained in this way by 9. man who
is cold to be the biggest employer of
labor inlmerics, the demand of the
steel men for recognition becomes
personal ly,
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“Twain-“Ewnmmo’r‘on
Wor. Brother Har‘
Dop. for this dis- ,.
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Tthc are made just like the styl-
Hart Schaffner {’9’ Marx clothes for
' boys withstand hard wear;
, , We’ve never vet found a boy who stopped a football game to see if he’d lost .
any buttons Or torn a hole in his suit. But we do know a’nuinber 6f boYs who
have stopped on the way home and wondered what mother m rein: to say
when they reached home.
Boys don't need to wort y; we have clothes now for them
that will stand the strsin of a football game; it isn’t the
best thing for clothes; 3 football suit is better.
But if on the way home from school you can’t resist a scrimmace or two-
thesc clothes will stand it. Hart Schatl'uer & Man: made them?.-snd made
them right: young-man style. all-wool fabrics: they’ll last a long time.
values
You can ’vl find
Blouses for boys
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This is one, of the big bargain events
at, this store of perpetual economy.
Store
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CO'I'I‘ON BLANKETS
Full size, full weight, woven from good quality
cotton; grey, white; warm and durable. Pair
' $1.981TO $3.98
WOOLNAP BLANKE’I‘S
One of the mos‘t popular Blankets manufactur-
ed. They are made from an extra fine quality
cotton with a deep RIP “1“ $4 98
c
resembles wo‘ol. Pair ....... .
“WOOL FEEL” BLANKETS
Firmly woven, beautifully finished Blankets.
with a nap that gives it the appearance and
feel of real wool; guaranteed to give warmth
1 and reel service.’They come in white and gray,
with contrasting colors. Pair
$5.98, $6.98, $7.98
PLAID BLANKETS
Blue. gray, pink or tan. in beautiful plaid ef-
fects, dependable quality that will $7 98
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give great service. Petr . . . . .
HIGH QUALITY PLAID BLANKE'IS
These Blankets are exceptionally good value;
an assortment of unusually handsome plaids:
fll.1'..h 'v 'h,fllo£
Vinny): “31259;? light; . u. . . . . . $9.98
FINEST ALL WOOL BLANKETS‘
Made of pure wool. closely woven to insure
long wear: thoroughly shrunk and will wash
perfectly. Comes in white, gray $16 50
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and plslds. Special. peir
COMFORTABLES
A special digpley of especially good values.
l fancy designs oovering. filled with white cot-
ton, closely stitched.
. . $3.98. $4.50. $5.98
HIGH QUALITY COMFORTABLE
For warmth. service and appearance. Fancy
mcrcerized sateen covering. with plain borders
and filled with sxgrior quality white cotton
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6.98 “D $7.50
White Crochet Bed
Spreads ‘
Full bleached. made from pure
white strong cotton yarn: pretty
designs that stnnd out attractively;
‘ neatly and durably hemmed. Splen-
did values at
$229.52.”. $3.49 and
- $4.00 each
,I ‘ Fine Satin Bed Spreads
Wool Dress Goods Remnants;
Hundreds of practical lengths in cwry conceivable -.
and color: suit lengths, coat lengths, dress lengths, skirt lot}?
and lengths for childrctt‘s wear.
COLORED OUTING FLAN .\ u.
256 YARD
“’orth 350.. Heavy. fleecy and \\':E
and fancy. pink and blue stripl's.
YARD WIDE PERCA L E
‘an’llt 35c yard. 6,000 yards Milli” ;:.§
ity Dress Percale; choice aswrtmcm . _ «:1
signs.
29: YARD
32 INCH MADRAS GINGH ‘01
29c YARD.
“forth 50c. Splendid quality. :lllin. ' ..\1 3'1
color stripe designs. This materiu. l\ ‘
house dresses and children's wear.
HEMME HUCK TOW'EDS
Heavy firm quality cotton llllt'k. 19 ,
hemmcd cnds. Sale price ........ ‘ - , C .
stitched ends with fast dye wovcn 09 I j
dots. Sale price. each . . . '. . . '. . . . i): C ‘
BLEACHED TURKISH TOWl-ZLS.
Good practical Tuu'cls and 190 _
cxrellcut value. Snlv mil-«1s . c v;
and C‘s: each ’
TURKISH TOWELS )
.396
Generous size. heavy and
and 4?. each
absorbent. Sulc pl’ll't‘s ........
KITCHEN TOVVELING 5
Good wearing 19 C .
quality. Yard ................
UNION LINEN TOWELlNl;
Brown or bleached. strong durablc 29c ,
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quality. Sale price. yard ......
RED STRIPE GLASS TOW'EIS .
Smooth finish. fl‘t’c from lllll; 9c .j‘j
hemmed 1‘”th Solo prioefi-ach . .
LINEN GLASS 'l‘OW’EI.q ‘ .
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HEMSTITCHED HUCK TOW l '. S
Strong “cave. hcavy alisorhcni (11:th '
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Superior quality. own texture. with “
“Glues t'loth“ “oven in ccutcr.
SHIP pt‘ifl‘. t‘:li'll ..............
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High qualities. rich embossed de.
id.“ I‘ .
ish cups for young men: all the
style features; many fabrics and
where; in all-colors and patterns:
attractive values
signs. full bed sizes: scalloped and
hemmed ensd; finely. finisbd. Big
barganis at
.’ E‘Everyflemnant Is Marked (Ionsiderablv
patterns,
sliccial at
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Ne.
[Norwalk
It would cost about as much to give
the churches and Colleges what they
want as it did to fight the war. Still,
it might pay. at that. if religion and.
education had had all the money they
wanted before, maybe there wouldn’t
have been any war.
H...—
Secretary Burleson says that the ef-
ficiency of the postoffio'. department
“borders on the miraculous." , And
he’s right. It seems a. miracle when-
ever a letter gets delivered. ' ' ‘
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Now tint. national duylisht—savini,
has been abolished, a good many com-é
munities are going in for local dny'
light-saving. Which is a reasonable
thing to do. seem; tint. uwfight ll
mostly 9. local mutter.
The police forces-ileum cities
sold to be twain: “secret. 'unionlfi.
more comprehensive “to mi who
here been inclined to rmrdthiqvfi:
ism that be. nil flak‘mm than;
$1.50.
$1.25 ~
WIMLess Than When Sold bv the Piece
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in all sizcs at
Rogers 8: Stevens ,.
-—Two Stores—
The home of Bart Schailner & Marx clothes
kn:)7.2:“:11102‘112’<$23;@i .m‘i7m3mm 1m: 1m. 2m 111.1: :mm imfm
So.- Norwalk‘.
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Editor of the Sentinel:
, We hear a great den! or late about
5 mtitiWIMe am; 9‘ m. on. ,
' " to be mm {ht- was"! .
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patriotic
a. M
BEE
people of South fiomlk, when we al-
low such {disreputable and deplor-
able condition as that which con-
fronts us at Pine Island cemetery. the
pleceofburielotuuourtownnrew
years no.
More thou any Revolutionary and
Civil war reclaim ore sleeping their
lest sleep than and perm some?!
of our last wan- ' "
Outleadinzuid respectedwlloe,
he buried there. Neuronal” have,
died out and no one left to care now»: ,
Though there are my umny
plot: well cored for, and some fine,
stones erected, but the command
We grounds are W'
neglected!
Connothlntbodmrhyoiraflto.
' 1m and renow’
. mean.
54.98 to $9.50
prices mtbelowest. Themes crop-est.
45x36 Rammed Pillow
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t Sohprioemc,0ccnd59cmh
Bolster Cases
adeprtoeweendflceooh
$1.39 and $1.79 each
1 '4’?»
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Sheets atll Pm“! Cases
The dependable kind that gives service and satisfaction. The
esxsosm'rs....$1.39mh
run Silo sumo.
$1.119, $1.90 and use out
Extra Lot-go m ,
‘ $2.69 and $2.93 each
SPECIAL Mt).'\i7\'_ ‘ .
SA\'1.\(;l'll1..\l~ ..
Womens’ Hctii~titclwd
Handkerchirtff
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Wm’s Fancy limhrom- ll
cred nndllemst n; l‘md
_. Mkerchtcls 4
iflt
9 crot~
worth 15c for
Kayser’s Silk Glows
Double-tipped lingers. all ll" \1 :1
all colors. Regular $1.30 m ‘
$1.39 umt
Women’s Cashmere Glow»
m cinch. my, black and wt“ . .
-. ' ' M M‘- 490 03—” .1
WI. Women’sHBlack Cotton '
At a mu Less '1‘hIn_Tod1y’s1Bet|il~Value
Thosewhowsntsdunhlqdependsbk In; st a. low price
reg-ulst- .760 a pair for
we . .
“The But-son” perfect tilting fu-
loned hose, medium Weight.
Regular 360 for
shonldtulneodnnttcoofthhulo. nose valuawillbehnrdto 29cnait‘ i:
dupiioste. ’, > _ _ a.» l ”m NOTIONS "
9x12 mum 9x12 Wilton Velvet has. more mm 0...... 9. . 1..
yum, ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . anue‘ ‘ “7 5° OIrved Dren- nuuung, 9c a ynv ..
‘35.“, ..... ' . . . . . . $18.“ $36.00 .............. I Bucket! Knitting Coral t ... 21.:
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Attractive patterns and color-
:' woven n of so
in“: Imam-aim to: pot- ‘9
teat.
Yaw-v” '
‘ fl” enrze‘yow’S-oooon‘ / 1
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Excellent quality: a Ugh closely
looted wool. The
dedcnsmbeeutfldtho eel-II
inn-tub ‘Brud
All colon, 1! ”rd fleece. 180 M91”
9.1m Hoot: end Ives. 7c a 1‘11"
lone Hair Pins, 7Q box for (is y
7c car: :
‘ ~ , 7c can“. ‘
mm.3'fi®ll for r: -‘
8 m mm Dc dose:
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