Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 4, 1919 · page 6

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SOUTH NORWA
'fiVENING SENTINEL
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JAMES GOLDEN

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'Vloun BOYS UNDER FcRElGN FLAGS!
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. interesting and important work in seekr
ing and compiling information about;
the hundreds of thousands of Aiueric-l
ans who entered thewar before 1917.?
These men are just as truly ‘iservice
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TOMORROW33
{tr/side 8:04 a. m.; 8: p. m.
4M rises 6:28; sets 4:45.
.. MAsoKiE NOTICE
Communication of Old Well
F. and A. M., will be
. held at. its rooms, Tuesday evening,
" *Nov. 4th, 1919. at 8 o‘clock. Work M.
V ‘ M. Degree. All Master Masons cor-
dially and fraternally invited.

Fraternally yours.
JOHN K. FINCH.
W.

finen" and are just
iglory and honor as the boys who serr-
ed in our own armies under the Stars
and Stripes. Many of them perhaps.
answered the call of adventure. But
undoubtedly many more answered the
call of idealism which the whole coun-
! try heard and responded to later on.
These forerunners of the, doughboy
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‘ fi Stat:
Lodge. No. 108,

_.'lrmies served under various

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ROBERT M‘ WILCOX, infill: in widely scattered battle regi-
' secretary' ons. Many of them gave their lives in
:3” ’ A_‘ ”—"MEJT the cause of justice and honor before
_. mgnofigmAIEIIé TE 11110}? knew that that own country was
7' Mama—92. following them into the fight against

‘ l 688 omce—93. ' in crUel and criminal power.

it is true that after the I'nitcd Stat-
cs entered the war large numbers of

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”out no ’ ‘ i once—- .

- 1062 3 nager a R“ d lthose men were permitted to enlist un-
wor’fl “dance—213.4; der their own flag ,and their names"
.1 ulwill be on the honor lists as Veterans

 

 

ber of The Associated Press. i f l . l .
Associated Press is exclusively ! 0 i m “or d “a“

to the use for publication of however. that they Should be known
-_ . we dispatches credited-to itiori “fl ‘ F. Y n_
,' . “flit otherwise in this paper and also 'mm as the real rat 0 fish a
9 ”Wm! nowg published herein. limes. And surely those who died fizht-
_ rights or publication of spe- i .. i ll - - t... - 1 lb i
”at dispatches herein are also re- n,. or lelr coun l) s idea 5 at ougi

flem It seems fitting.

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. ’. h—— ,_._. - —-~—--ored in memory for their fine courage.
ii} WRICANIZED .BIBLE STORIES. ivislon and willing sacrifice.

23-- In titty story-telling centers and; Any outside help or support which
hilly more street corner song SPrViCt‘S-‘fhp Navy I‘Qazup may need in “s
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' A Wonderful Collection‘of

STUNNmG. COATS

Beautiful models, fashioned in theses-en’s most wanted materials and colorings. No smarn
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WOMEN‘S SUITS

Of Newness and Fashion

".i'here are over fifty emnbite mod-himmwhich to'make your selection. nigh ole-s material;
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flonvwork with marked success.
"Bile story-telling Indy stands unioni:9 FIFTY~DOLLAR PENS.

a group of street limbs and tells- lilt’llli A correspondent makes an interest-

“fl” 0"- th“ Bible “mm"m” as ”“‘.ing comment on an advertisement he

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l: ‘ we of David conquering Goliath. she big 0-"). newspaper. it Concerned! — l
2'- ,cleverly makes an ""“gm'y t0 I‘vr‘vfnlllllfllll pens at $30 to $50 apiece. . l
E3. story. and Goliath becomes the Dot-j These pen-s were not offered by flnll i READERS, i ~
,2) shevik or ‘1‘“ dynémiter. ““1 r“1"“,leizpensive jewelry store, to a select! I i
§~ the represefntntivc of law and O"d“"':clieliteie. They a". advertised upper-E “ ’ 1'
g an_gleanln:. ill the fields becomes entlr in the ilorlllai course- of business: Ii i
F; . the'fal‘maretii. u-lio proves that girls, by a firm dealing in books. Manor“?er 1 VHS

' too. have t‘i. ir ilZ‘l’l in the serum of {mméP—gfi’pmt-;maamo. i ______,

their "mm"?- Ithat pens at such prices Were to be} i

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Fifty dollars for a fountain pent'
.Or $30. if the purchaser \fi'lllis to hc
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h,m1.,._...qivp' Editor rentincl:
_ A. few days'..ago we read in your
cmlimcntml on pl (-sont llVlll}: Manl'ncdiioriul columns your comment on 3'
”as: illindn gentleman's lecture on "lndia." f
‘ This was interestin" to me as i am!
There: *r- entr lcns ‘ " ‘ ‘
” N ~ 1 about to return to that country. after
i dependable pens. too that can‘a brief ttlrlougll’in America.
:0! these clrldrcn. and many oi tlicmlho bought in that V”). store for sgil’l‘ia‘j“ 1:52; glsagonzry‘lilllndi: for
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“Ye been lllliuLili ‘)(lol\ lulu [ill ll 0“ n to $3 ThPrt‘ al't‘ Dl'eiiy 2001‘ fountain! I‘lasl XOIWVink. “'hCI'P l “."s. It that

thin-ch95, from which ther hild stray-'ppng for sale in ”N. same business. time. serving as pastor of the Swedish

H. C. L. ON INDIA.

 

(t'fllt‘lfi and formed into

economical. Isn‘t it an

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groups of i-u‘lnyo cood citizen» who
otherwise lelld lw i't-l‘ilic so}! lilr tile '
agitator.

EQually Lilt‘ uud~ liominatioiiui bll't‘vi- ol' [psi-5n

corner son: st l'l ice iiltl'ittts the (-liler

“" ”“1“ “3"“ NW” The puhlic. with al

taken t“ goin': “'2‘ affected dismay at high

its
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docsn‘t seem to care for ihcnl.

recent remark of

as (lizl. .
f A bushel of potatoes can I)? bought.
‘in lntiin for 1 cents. says this lecturer.‘

expensive Let us see. “'0 used to my 2 1‘2 on-

. _ . .w . _ nus (about five cents. before the m.

he ‘a~““- '5 the on" b" 9'9 when American rate of exchangems

- , . . . . ‘. .. . ii'ongrcgationnl church.
film their ”"11"“ «NM Phi-“1““ “0"‘Eliltli-k for $1. tut it isn‘t much use ad»: No“—_ 1 would like to ang‘vpr some of
W33 nun-i ivcl'tising them. 1 :ilf‘ lccturer's statements in regard to
NW, . ‘. .i't‘.—(' ‘) i’lg,
W17 to the community house_<_ crndtr ills comparing lndia‘s produce withI
- turnin" from their disturhcd until ‘ v .v _ . , ' _ .. , :‘tuicrican money givesn false impres-
m . .- . . . . '. 'Ilis 1c is uni} too much Justifitnilon sion. for. living in lndin “.011“. in-;
Wag condition to the yams OHM“ a ””5.“ deed. be comparatively cheap. it the'
My ceful W'Oi>ilil) and my abiding citiZ-' . . . -.~~ .. . ‘ _ . .‘nllltill uorkmcnian could mm his‘
-. . ‘ ._ h f‘ “00“”: d' - "”‘mg ”“3 “mien” oi mom-y in America and spend it in 111‘}
hip. More than one pieac er 0 ‘CO‘nFun‘iPlH to buy extravagautly
doctrineS 11"“ "0"" "form“ byihn terrible and appalling: evil."
_ «services and is now preachingi “The mania for buying:
“9 doctrines of the l’rini‘e 01 peace. minus"
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m" are “whim: law or In“dicineiment contributinc to higher fOUdlillxil) for a quantity weighing about
a he": “1th “f helping their . , r . g _, . .- . .. .. _ ‘two pounds. This was considered

‘ e . .prices, as or ii .1: adxnamts in plltt,>'(_hflu): but a bushel .would, at, least.

9 Mm“ of-other commndlhes- iilltVt‘ :35 such qtiantitics. That. would.
‘5: he rprealzhel‘ls have maintained 101' ———-~4 lput the bushel H'. $1.25. Eggs used to
"4 . . ‘ _ :The former Km“... ha. taken on: “".sell at six cents per dozen before the
that iellszion and good citiZen . . s q . .War. Tile price rose 10 per cent. dur-

‘are interdepen"°nt. and the ,wdnsurance “mm" M 84.000.000 '“ theling the war Yet it would be cheap

. .‘ t i Wrturnlshings “'ilit'il {ll‘t' bi-ing Dl‘UllKill 'enbugh if we could earn the money.

_~°f the“ “lemme“ 5 n a .ito'his mew castle m Doorn. It wouldihefe and spend it in ludia. ‘

prove that the preachers m5“, interesting ‘0 know it mp", 1,. any; The case is different. however. when.

, , . - , «We consider the average income of the
if .rthan right. 1 insurance company brave enough toiHindu workinglnan. He earns from‘
'11” _____..- ;,- _. rissue A POlit‘)‘ 0-“ Ihr gentleman's lite. ifour to 12 annas a day (1 to 25 cents).
PSYCHOLOGIOAL mae. O - i}“rl average daily earning is 177 cents.

'Tl 4| 'f ‘ -' g ... _ . for one bushel of potatoes, he

w m U hung “mimetic 5‘ mu” .must bring with him the wages of 7
by A“°’"“"'Ge"“ra‘ Pa‘m" “ms ‘0 1-3 days. He will get 2 dozens eggs

Trim"! the Style-change in women's lthc balance of the 8th dav Suppose

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ve been laugh-..at for their aug (ii‘t‘h‘fs'vg, to iwo. .Ti-ilt's all field, pro. i110 should wish to add a little butter

Now comes a. big. practice]. vided ”my can mummy the woman {0:33 3313111531? Ila—{ralllicgh’heacasllsai‘tlg
. . hoe on u . .

* ended 0 yard whose opini agree on me two. quantity than one pound; but he
>9-UW on saysthew -—-—-~0—‘—~

iwould have to pay for it with the could -
‘ ol con 93- There is one. ray of light in the 8'“ -§ inzs- of three days. Hence. he eel om
' fierbert Hoover t d a B g buys thnf 1m at Ill. -not to.”
lot a-pound at a time.

i Our friend is probably-o huh m

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any people. have Said that. high
were "largely psychological."

 

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rationing during the war led to a mark-

 

.fi Wth‘Wr‘m .96 decrease in' diabetes' Better to‘Hindu. I respect the high caste. and-
. , . , .hnve been mum “0 ”Jive without sugar than to die of .uoh'l hove the honor to count some oti
’“ ' them among my best friends, although

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“ “MW‘W Mi take a cup or tea at our toble tannin.
.' " n ‘3 m m . . ,I .dmlore. however, the fact. com-
the public m A CHEERFUL fiEOOW‘HONht unwith thoosandl ‘ 11-1!de

, . ego “lily Mae-W";I
' . e of Wilfof‘fllei
w not be tfu , ' ngbor St.. San Antonio, Tex“ of Foley?“ ”3""
. commodities, but it. is certain- . lance. sure
. _ . loathartlc Tablets, ‘They are the f mans mourn ”myopic. so
. of the 131111813 01333“! ‘5 1m” {best laxative] have taken and I cheer~ g“, d” .8 'flr “to W.
. my a merchant will test“! M ltuliy recommend them to anyone noblem- or set. orient. “on “It
, muwucmie now-1"“ ““5 ' “km” d
Wipe: m witgw” m "w 2'”

”boy should been every traveling mm Hindu mi.“ the

man's grim" writes Geo. Jenner. onl‘llgioos system promptifi “III I
responsible for tho lgnor-l

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'mlaelona inbuilt the!
.in every Walk of life. hr their God,

At the Low Price Of
_1919. List compiled by the officc 0: FOR $24 (I,
A .\l. “'OOstcr. solicitor of patents]; 0 $14 50
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(‘lltliies J. Shepard. New Haven. dc- e to Sell Up to $3900 1‘ -. .c. s i‘t‘itiliY'Hi iti'i‘ iil Hiillli. Taffeta, Vei.
tacliable heel for boots and shoes. I i ‘ i ‘ ' ' ‘

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Hector \'_ Dough. Hartford. section-l.- Thew (Units in rc iH'HL'h‘ 3‘ *l"“'|“i WW" ' ' '1' m” I H" m' L“ Elm dresses
til mold and locking leans therefor. . . . l . ”‘ H‘“ “‘H‘Wi‘mi “““i” "‘ “H H" very ‘3'“-

(‘arl \‘l’. J. Hadberz. New Britain.’ (“"“"“~‘“’””i Which ”mm” H" h. M“ 1 '(m llllltit'i\ lo'liln i ‘ l ' t' i l‘ iii i tlin'i

, ‘ _ . ~._ iw' \t».-. i. Mil ‘i l"
apparatus for electrical treatmrzit (u .-.- ~ , - . -‘ - i . :i". » ~
“505. i :ll lillh iflhnflmmmn) 1”“ pnm' A l \lllu K i “ltii fi‘lliili'l'\ mm si'nluh‘ illv cffl‘cts: ttli.
' John N. Reynolds and .1. F. Iiearn, mmflflm.» etylt-s: all good lllilit‘l'lfli‘- rtiinl's,
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'wint four sub—committees which will.

:sccond will investigate pence possibil-x
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, Charming Dresses

A most elaborate range of models of the very latest and smartest. nigh elm materials and fashion:
able shades. Choice of over One hundred beautiful styles. Every dress is a wonderful bargain

$22.50 to $49.00

DRESSES

du friend has not. in the midst of the
wealth and luxury of America. forgot-i
ten his wonderful mother country. and}
we like to‘toor him speak good of («.3
it is a land'of a million possibilitiesrf
a land that will soon rank not only;
the 2nd in the whole world in regard:
to population. but 2nd to none in real‘
greatness. l :

\K'hatevcr miiz'ht be said of Christian 1
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«whom thoy Rue. .nnd proclaim is no
rcspecter of persons.
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lllS Main street. Bridgeport. (‘onn.:
t‘arlele \\‘. Thomas. and F. E. ilrad«'
le-y, Bridgeport. stitching and milling

FIFTY OF THEM ON SALE

Th" f(“icv'i‘inlz were issued Oct. 2.9;"!
g Ofikinal Values to $22.00,

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Greenwich and l‘ussnic. N. J..
ic telephone switch.

Charles L. “'iiiiams. Middlctmyn.
loom.

Sidney C. Hills. Ton-inginn brn:ket
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John T, Shi‘a» Milford, 530'“ club. 1 Lucius D. Hill. Henry P. (‘orbin and To lmm“ our customers-and mlythoir needs Th:

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BERLIN. Oct. 7 (By The Associated
Prees).~~ The Parliamentary (‘oinmis- ;will head t
sion apopinted to investigate the qucs-l
tions of war guilt have decided to aD-.

 

!\\'. V. Tinaley are named as the Amer-
ican commissioners. Ontonio Prieto:
‘ he Mexican representatives.

air! autumn. pm of south Norwalk, com. h .:
mode the following dilutes: Increased the working space . '
mmmmwmzse old Boston Ledger system:
the new and up—to-theaminnte MATMNT SW.

WI SOLICIT ACOOUNIB WHETHER LARGE 0}:
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The City National Bank

'uflilmOou.

Dr. S. M. Diets ”
IDENTISI
Eggt‘iifyrnd military problems, re-‘n W S Main Sm.

lt' is also proposed to go into the l.
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occupy tht‘mselves in the examination;
of the specific issues involved. (Some l.
of these subcommittees have since.
begun their work). I

The first committee will look into
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Armenian atrocities question.

Depmy Landsberg brought up the:
question Whether the sub-committees
would be qualified “place witnesses
under oath, thus assuming the prerog-
atives ol' the meta Won. but it
was finally voted to refer each indi-
vidual cue to the plenary session or
the National Assembly for definite ap-
provai.

MEXICO CITY.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nov. l.——Commis- i
(lions represent“ 'the Wind Sum
and'tlie Kenton Govarnments Wm
M. Home, to de- l
will borders of
, tries, napalm: .to ”9.1
3899!! have. Hello Grade ”A
has always been occeptcd as the.
boundary line but. of late, it has shown!
an erratic disposition. at many p'noeo
leoflns its oldbodenl'. .
lonely north and south.“ file"-
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COME
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Styled inthe “yin-like; modem
‘withmnil the hardest wen; rm
“Whoop“ worm film's
coiled: elm. ‘Dlted or plain. m
good values. ‘ I"

{$8.98 to $15

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