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TIilzvtanmo SENTINEL
nszBLisnnn BY
JAMES GOLDEN 3
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n. L. &A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
SATURDAY, 001125, 1919 M“
-'ui"1~‘thifi’fiLE ALMANAG Eon
TOMORROW
High tide 12. 16 a. m.; 12: 14 p. m.
Sun rises 6: 16; sets 4. 58. ~
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MASONIC NOTICE
Old Well, Lodge No 108. F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 1st and 3rd 'i‘uesdav of
each month~ July and August except-
ed, at 8 o'clock. All Master \lasons
cordially invited. John 1:. FE och, VV.:j
M. Robert M. “’ilcox, secretary.
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entitled to the use {or publication of
III news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
the local news published herein. {
All rights of publication of spe‘
cial dispatches herein are also re-
lerved.
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL'PARK
The Roosevelt Memorial. the
Iltlt‘. dctitlmi.
(‘UIII‘
mittoc in charge i» to
take the form of :1 path :11 Oysit-r Bav.’
Roosevelt 111121 very 11111011 desired Such
a park and had expressed himself in
his lifetime. “It in 1‘11-
best and most healthful way.
is to Dl'thItIt‘.
ment facilities for the country nt3t
large. It is to have 81'. individually
and 'nlmosphere suggestive of the life
and spirit of Roosevelt." ‘
“a disnlq
There is to be inthis park
tied open-air theater. built alt-11g the‘
lines of a Greek :111111hltheat1'e.
an mte1'1:1*.onal for
which
would be used a:
um for the discussion of gtave pix-{1b
- Iems affecting the future of Amct'it
{11111 u<ef1d
and which would. in n \‘itttl
way, carry out 111.1 ltll‘lil.~ and ttzu'i1
ings of Theodore ilo-rol'ell It In D 0-
posml t0 coil thi~ theatre the.
roll Forum. "
These ide' 1.; >21111 to memo.
a most 51211111111111 1111mm“ 1h.- spirit
of Roosevelt's contribution to the life:
.
Tho park. with its out-
of the country
door joy and teaching.
for the (llst'l!r>lnn and betterinz of
public life. while :1 combination char-
actotistic of the man the cottnttv do
site 5 to honor.
:zlons: this great memorial
the
In helping
every citizen who furthers work
hints»
of 1110
will honor
preciation Atom ican l>l’:
Roosevelt.
THE PRICE .0.F WISDOM.
VVit-tdom is more precious than 1'11-
bics declared the psalmist.
rector of :1 large welfare federation
the other (121v.
“The ignorance of the poor
is a. menace to society because socially
moth-11'
she is l'tclple's to buy brains to care
for her children unless
ty Comes to her aid“ he said in :1 lec-
ture on city activities.
More precious than rubies indeed to
any azonized mother is the skill of the
physit inn. who can sm'c her dying ba-
by. Better than fine gold would be
the knowledge of the visiting nurse
who could save the child from rickets
ftom t11111‘1'ct1losis.
how is the 2mother of a large
on moderate stipend
()1'
’But
family living:
going to pilit'llasp that skill and train-
ing? She cannot unless the communi-
ty helps her. '
Here is where the school clinic. the'
district. medical adv ism.
nurse steps into the scene. The com-.
munity. of which that mother is an
mime part. to with she Bay‘s tax:
es according to her means. takes part
at karts: receipts to purchase the
Windchill, time and energy of those
who have them, and dispenses them
to the mother and child in need.
1 Private charity in those utters u
all very well. But «an: the brutal
dependence is never 1 pleasant tiling
- tor a pm person. no unfit“
fl
H NORWALK ‘Is a far different proposition
‘dle-class homes
'tion for their children quite as much
1
have been super-men and super wo-'
flit-Eggs. President of the National Poul-1
' lrt'.
. annual
’111arkable fowl.
.as 2111': as a turkey.
, repay themselves.
.cial returns but mental and moral 5:11»
amuse“
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1' ’3 e even stood mot cmcnt these days with has made arrangements to manufact-
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and 11> ful‘lltu‘
l in showing; his :11) ‘
ol 5 be of great benefit.
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This ll'tllll3‘
was put in .1. different form by thr- (ii-1
the communi-,
-v-—-—
the visiting”in
Besides this. only the \c is poor "ft
The people in mid-
atten-
anv of the charity.
need medical
4.
021$ ’13 Army; Them/1e? 1‘
Served Wmnen’s Army in ance
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and are often quite as unable to pur—3
chase it. The doctor and nurse Paid
by the public are available to all with-
“o—
SUPERNAL POULTRY
is a somewhat overworked‘
in these later yeats. Thete
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out loss of self-respect. 3
“Super"
adjective).
men and sum-1 -dte:1dnoushts until the
mind wearit 5 and fall-1 back on plain
common average things with relief. 1:
The idea of the super-hen, howevcl.1L
attxactite. Alton it;
is decidedly
Egg and Butter Associationl
which has betn holding its thit'teent‘l’
this rt' 1
110
convention.
predicts
He says: she will
1
t
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and will lzu ev"<
two or three times the present 5121'.
Two uniforms united for service.
Both were women’s uniforms. Here
they are framed by the window of
the but where they worked toge-
ther.
At. the right ls: a nurse, who has
been in service since the early days
of America's entry in the war, She
followed the “actions” from base
to base moving up toward Germany
behind the lines. And once she
did service on a hospital train. tak-
Ing care of the men as they were
lie cvpetts the hen to be produced in
the near: future. She is being b1 ed to~
day.
The idea
that doing a thing hell is l\\l('(‘ as ef- '
continaully gains gtound
in every way as doing a thing;
One
so manv poultry farmers fail is"
fectit't
in :1 mediocre fashion. reason.
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3tl1at they do not unders'und Illt‘ laws. picked up from the field and 'm
:of hI‘FC‘tlllIL' from good stock. and 1111* being rushed back to a hospital.
'ndtattt sees 11' having it It cmi~ just Reside .h". 1.5 a F-‘F-EA-Jecm‘
‘uhout' : s mm 11 to to 11 st 111m. whv 3111' ~Nmm,.
the' be tatt'n ot ('Illt kcns or thihltt- 11 OPPORTIYNITY To
as it does to fwd good stock The t\' 3 BU}. CASH STOCK
(Continued {10111 Page One)
tru slight cost and care far 11101 (1 111.111
Ill Ot'em'cr, 111 doi n 2’
a thin: Well, there are not only finzin- .
company. to manufacture silk ribbon.
The manufacture or cotton frillimzs and
other narrow fabrics followed in due
('011rse.l)c\clopmcnt was so rapid
that azcncit .s Wore ptomptly establhlt-
and the man who writes the goldtn ed in i’a1is France and the lnitnd
SIRIUS.
Build a South No‘rwaik Plant.
isfaction beyond price.
The man who breeds the golden ht-n
poem ate in the same class. they are
experts. and the world bows to them. In last; mp company was formed Into
And as to buvintz broilers with drum- :1 "Film" “mi“‘d “Wuhan.“ and. in
_ 3 _ 3 1906. it was found that the needs of
sticks of thanksgtvmg proporttons. the buqim.“ especiallt in round 33.
33nd eggs so big that. {our will make an woven labels in the l‘nitr-d States and
Canada ncm- ssitnted the election of a
omelet and {“9 “W13 Baltimore factory in the United States. Since the
alcake—ah welcome. thrice “-91.301119 date the arow1h or the business in this
333333333 country has been such that, within six
' 3' 3 years. the size of the plant had to be
—~—~—-o doubled. resulting in the present im-
posinz building. With the object of
making further developments in the
(‘anathan trade. the company alrealv
GOOD FENCES.
It seems necessary to inaunura‘ c
1111 its goods in Canada.
The South Norwalk fichtry is in
FW-r)‘ wn} up to date. both in mat-him
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(333333333333, tr) .11113133111411 equtpmc nt. and is cited
to the Natt- oi tonnct'tu'ut Report of
cooperation which helps the project to Ik‘l‘tll‘llllt‘llt of Labor on Condition..- of
" This method
and holds the attention of ev-
a foclin: of
a slogan and a “drho.
attracts
and establishes
$313.3.9Qg3 -\\’:1;1‘3I'Z.31rncls in the State. 1919.” as
:1 tvtot-at modt'tn factory tn every de-
()m- of the recent drivcs in :1 snutl1~ 23:1,
1:. called ”33‘ .I. A .1. (Visit, im-orporutcd. proposwu
I to. 11::1'stertl1u “hole of its l'nited
campaicn' Its putposc is to get 11"" Status :md (afladian businpss as a. 2.,
mets to Put up neat cood looking and "‘L' ""‘Hm "‘ I “ J (“h-
yern state "huy-a-l‘ent'c
Iqttd InC.,
and 11:1\( aunt-antetd 110111.119 to p1lnci—
St'l‘l'lf‘t‘tllflt’ fences in place of the 1111- 3,3] and (iivi(1(1n(1§3
now offered for sale.
The net profit for the years of 1915.
1916. 1917 and 1918. for the News“:
would plant, have IN‘t-n as follows: Year 1915
$131611. 26: not 1916. $25. 486 07 . year
1917. $38.2. 1:11 vear 1918. $27. 253. 20.
The land concern offers to the resi-
dents of this city the first opportunity
3“ Map“- ,of availin: themselves to such a
':tt1rk,prcv0nling over-focdinz and temptintz ol‘lcr. front :1 reliable firm.
3which has the :uarantce of the inothct
plant in England. And. therefore. com
improve bine the Canadian and I’nitcd States
trade into the one factory. located in
this city. with Its executive Mikes and
:Ipidntml. inefficient ones now stand-
,in: on only too m'mv :11'111.~ or the total
absence of f: are: whorc lllt'}'
the looks of
{01‘
1 A tzood fence inmroves
11 also simplifies caring
Ilt't'
satin: fot'atze crops.
Naturally enough
uncut“ follow close on the better fence.
other
,Vl’ith :1 nicely repaired old fence or its directin: force all united under the
5: alt ' et‘ve new one around the farm- same.
m ‘a ' . The p1incit1nl and ditidends are
house itself the farmer suddenly no- gumamwd b1 the 1; & J Cash Ltd
tit-c: that his {1 on. porch is drooping “I “7‘9““? England “hiCh aasures
the investor that his money is safe on
a little and needs some insprm'ements.
The good work spreads to the
dividend on theh investment. which
house which soon receives that long begins “.3313 November 1 of this year.
nogloctpd coat of paint and is rcshing-3Such an exceptional ofler has never
the prefetrcd stools
3his investment or her investment. ln-.
whole vestors are guaranteed of a 7 per cent. ‘
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‘Ouuamsmwu:
fury who followed the nurses to
their hospitals.
comfort and planned for their leis.
tire and rest times. She opened a. ,
hut-one of dozens the Y.W.C.A. 1
maintained for a like purpose. and
there held a nurse: club. It is Just. I
at the door step of the big ht)!- .
pital. on the wounds and part of ‘
it. It is a gay. cheery club Ions.
where every nurse makes for imme-
diately her {no tine comes.
The nurse is serving the army of
The Y..WC..A secretuy is
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watched for their 1
_/
men.
serving the army of women
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before been presented to local people
a safe guarantee of their money. The
investment is an excellent one. and
one Which will help the expansion of
the local plant to meet the demands
made upon it by their customers'from
Enalund and tthritiuh isles. through
out Canada. and [mm the length and
breadth of the United States.
Experienced men comprise the man-
agement, of the J .8: J. Cash Company.
and their experience dates back
through a long period of successful
business years. Sidney Cash is the,
president: Frank .Goodcbild. the vice
prosidtnt and general manager. and
Arthur Lole. the secretary and treas-
urcr.
The stock'ls being placed on the'
market through the office of Maplcs 1‘1 ‘
Goldschmidt. stock brokers. of 1‘5
“'ushington street. South Norwalk. .
'BERLIN. 0E? £5 (By 19 Assocl-i'
med Press). «Numerous str '03 among
students 111111-111 at least one case-ya
serious riot. have resulted from the ro-
t'cnt notification. by ”Mr Haenisch.
Prussia Minister of Education. that
portraits of the former Emperor and
the (‘t'oWn Prince must be removed
from the schools. Pomeranian schools
lune been especially active.
At (‘asscl twenty'five hundred public
school pupils‘heid an opennir meeting
of pmtest against tlw removal of the
Hohenzollern pictures. The meetmg
was addressed by 301m: vnn Trott
Zttstolz. >01] of the former fliiltlstt-r of
Education. Hts remarks incensed
some youthful workmen who had join-
ed the ('I‘O‘Xdot-ud a general fight on
sued. Police and troops had to be
called to restore order. 5
At Magdalene College. Breslaufl
scholars protested against the removal
of two portraits of the former Emper-g
or and replaced them with two others;
to the singing of the national anthem 1
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PARIS. Oct. .1~Dcputy chouco:
has introduced in the French (‘hambet'l
of Deputies a bill asking that an an
plopriation be made for the purchase;
of the wood of Cremmcu-Laonnols 1'
“here were situated the lrst Iongi
range guns that bombarded Pails in!
March. 1918. None of these guns havel
been surrendered b ythe Germans. The!
owner 0 fthc little wood at Crispy-en-
Laonnaia has fenced off the site of the
Ion grange guns and awaits at the
turnstile for prospective visitors. ’He
stands beneath a sign. which reads:
“This is the site of the murderous
‘Bertha'; admission. one franc."
—-An advertisement in the F‘venins
Sentinel will doubtless bring the best. 8 WM" .‘3
3m noun".
reonlts.
(clip. enchant- with five cents and man
'Chicuo 111.. writing your name an:
'address clearly.
ley's
tic Tablets, wholesome and through}
nun, finite-sacs: headache. and 1111:;
fish bowels —-STil.LBO.\'
CORPORATION
payment Lannin will
club. 1
This. tumor doeenl ring very true. 353
it generally was supposed that Lannin
was entirely out of the Boston club.
Lannin was out of town yesmrda'y. and
Ftazee couldn t be reached Bu:
adds another chapter toihat old Bos-
ton serial. eutitied “Selling the Red;
Sm."
v__..—..
-—An advertisement in the Evening i
Sentinel will doubtless bring the best
"suits.
M
CUT THIS OUT—JT II WORTH
IONIY
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nounsutss THIS. Cut out ti!!-
to Foley and Co.. ‘28“5 Sheffield A'e..
You will receive a:
return a trial package containing F0
Honey and Tar Compound, to:
coughs colds and Group: Foley Kid
ney Pills for pain in sides and back;
rheumatism. backache, kidney and
'lbzttider ailmentsz and Foley Catlnl
constipn
1y cleansing cathartic for
POVVELI
W
ECCO SAFETY JAR
OPENERS
FOR GLASS TOP JARS
A Twist of the Handle and
It’s Done
No more troublesome time~
opening fruit jars or perhaps;
breaking your petp paring knife.=
It’s always ready. Nickel plated?
Will wear for years and the,
price is only
25 Cents
Albert F. Genetic
It's Here If It '3 Benefits.
80. Nomnlbl
Phone w l
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take back thet .
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SATURDAY. OCT 2511919
Thrift special in every section of tho ..
These money-savers for tonight 1,...
Clinton \...,
D Q I.
Children 8 Black Ribbed 3.3333
‘ H089 80061?” 10121.. t ‘43 (“3/333
Split‘i‘i‘: 3 29¢ rl‘al)l(’ (’1‘ 1 1 pl '21 I
If" tonigdl. pair ........ 33,333 3 33 .. 3
The veritable immutuins of ratio! W'omen’s Bodice Top 3.1121. 3‘
380110508 tuntwi out by the millions of RIM "est ~‘“““ 451323 '
icimpter wm'lt'ers out-int.r the \HI 1' 3 .333 (‘l't‘l .
{mule the American Red Prom otw 05' brwf‘l ‘. 29c \‘ to. \
the biggest “111:11‘ufa1.'t111'iu;: concerns" toutgh. """"""" 3'33'3'3‘: 3313' ‘3'
in UN? world. With firt‘tll \\'nrvlmll,\" “7riting Pmr 3333': ’ as".
’ M“) at “was “f firmer". ”.th “" 1 24 Sheets and :24 Envelopes. Sbwmai . .3 I ' d 1.1
around :11» gtntm 30333333333 (.olomal It R . .
One of the highest distribution con» r 3 x 19c 511111111 ' ” Us" '
tcrs was at 53111111111. Grow-v. and in; ”x" """""""""" 1111112111. 89;
this picture Bulgarian prisoners (JV-'2: Huck Toweh E 3 l1
3w11r are soon t‘ etc nlllnl‘iltl n; :1 lit-1! Special VQTWEEII'I 3'“ '1 (“'H‘M
@(‘ross cargo of 22201) bonus from :1 x . , 3 c '1‘. .3 '
__ 3 .1.. tonight. each .......... lutn \ t
31- reach transport. At tlm right is 33' _ 3: 3.33.13 ._ .
seen one of the Attwricnn Red Cross § TurkISh TDWCIS 3 M‘W‘iul ,3, L 332 5":
cautions. fleets of which were used in 593.0331 3 3 ' V‘
:usbing relipf In 31101311“ whom the cur-3 :3 30333‘3333 each 33333 .3 _ 19c Hlnd S HOIltw 2 3x13330333.
enug was green «'55.. '2 3 v (3.3.33
1 l Turkish Wash Cloths “333,33. . .
STILL SELLING THE RED sex. 5119‘“! 53 25111. 111-1.. 42;
Now that the report that Congress- . “miahl- each 1111111111 But fl 3
man Jim Gallh‘an 1.011111 buy the 111-1.1 L' ht C I' o Prints ter 1 Tait. =1 1‘0de
Sox for over a million dollars is spik- 3 312 ,8 [C ‘ Regular 2.11
ed, a new report camr out of Boston taper/ml 15c 51:11. pm. 20:
Yesterday that Joe Lannin. owner (11 . tonight. "‘1 ~~~~~~~~~~ B I“
the club in 1.914. 191:. and 19115. i.- ‘ -. abcoc s 1’1,“ 1.
ready lo buy back the lt'ant‘hima Kmono thm' liogulm ..2. d1;
Thi> rumor 11.1: it that Flute-c still 3 (‘hoicw assortment of patterns. I Sale ““33. 33 39c
i.~ paying Lannin tor the franchise. and Srecail a: '
that Lannin has not been paid am‘~ tonight. yard .......... 16 OZ. BOIIIt‘I 23. rmid
thing this year. despite the fact. that . Regular 23. l
the Sex had one ot‘ their best financiar 3 3 Crib Blankets s8“. pm... _ 3 19:
years. it is further said that if Fi'azeef Soft and warm Pretty ” 3 3
does not come across with this year's; blue and pink figure-s c Packer S 1.11 Soap
Regular 25:
Sale prim .. .
White Outinz Finland 2“
Yard “Id? as
Special tonight ........
L111 ‘(‘.\'
Regular
“YOOdhll‘y'S I lit ial So“ 3‘
Wouen’s Fleece lined
Underwear
7511
Vest and Pants.
Special tonight,
Tea Cups and Saucers
Large size; worth 25c
Sale print . . . .
Kolvnos T011: 9’. Paste
Rectum 31.11 22
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each
Sale price ... .
1913
Steel Enamel l .1 Kettlsl
~638Mb! .............. 1 76 NW 3.8151“ 911 um“ tram. l
price .00.
Silver Cream 15;» prior ...... SI. I“
Wrix‘ht’s
. Silver Polish
Galvanized Iron 1:11 (am
$10.1... 170 gm? . '2 $2 32331
; I Me H.ir Pins 3 3 "dl ................. 3 3 3
39”“ ' en New Perfeclttm 011 3
tonight box .......... H9333 33‘
‘. Burning Cotton Regular pricv :2 $4 98-:
Special 3 spools for ac Saic price . . . . ’
Tiswmghé Mrs. Potts‘ SA Irons!
Consisting or it“. .
Saab Dress Fasteners
"1:8:990131 7 handle; l‘i'glllh‘. 1'“ $1
3 tonight. dozen ....... . C $2.141 At
9 One Thousand Pair-52.01
l BLANKETS
lTonight Special at Prices §1W133
Below Regular Values
”mum
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led and “fixed-up" generally. 3
The buvalt‘encc campaign should‘
become as well-established as clennuui;
week. The clean—up celebration is
now an annual affair and is observedl
in every part of the country. The3
[small town and even the larger citv can
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Football is rough but not so rough3E
derive man' permanent benefits from
the but -a-fen('e movement of the rur-
the. game American lads were play-: 3...
gtast October. 3
2 I,
:11 district.
FLYWHEEL WEIGKS HILL
LANCASTER Pa., Oct. 24.—-ln the
'explosion of a fifteen-ton ”wheel at
the, plant of the Penn Iron and Steel
Corporation, lb isfioming, In- '. Weav-
c1 of Ephrata. kifled. and nix oth-_
er employes were tum-ed. The pad-i
dling mill of the plant was wrecked by 33
flying pieces.
It is believetbthe governor arthe
engine jammed. snowing tho-achin- 1
acres rum :3. mm the fly»;
wheel, weighing 1.509 ”-65.311133
Farm W, cm Mu.
to m
“it!
Wymsmmmwypfimd. . .MWflbwudfimmry-
4m Price Thane Sam M fie Equalled.
F To cocoa-ode). our MGR and supply 11;. 11: T11:
om NATIONAL BANK. of South Nor-walk. : 11»
made the following W: Increased the woz'}. ' $11806 (‘5
the bulk and W from the old Boston Ledgt 5.14133- ‘5
the new and Walnut. “Arman SYS'? ’V.
w: comer! Advocate mms 1 01
SHALL.
The City National 1:3 ank:
mo and Misses
“mun-um otthnmt mutual “MmWWMMs 211 9‘
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