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EVENING SENTN,

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P. sand material to the world. Why 0811‘

L!" ‘& A' 1" GOLDEN’ pl. not we learn to look over the edges of
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L TURE ALMANAE FOR; REAL ESTATE ADVERTISING '
‘ TOMORROW ‘, i There is a realestate boom 1n Eng?
mg}; tide 11:17 3“ m.; 11:50]). Hi. land, Along with fill. there is a start-
fises 6:49; sets 4:29. ‘line: innovation. English real estate
~ --~-- . .fmns arc advertising in newspapers.
.‘JlASONlC NOTICE l’r‘zut is something they never done he-
id Well, Lodge No. 108. F. and A. M. fore. It is an experimental adoption;
Meets in Masonic Building, Southfof the American method. And it paysi
.in street, is: and 3rd Tuesday ot’lln fact, the boom seems mainly due
Each month—~July and August except-to the advertising. ,
. at 8 o’clock. All Master Masons! Says the London Times. comment- “
cordially invited. John K. Finch, fitting on this‘unprecedented movement: - ‘ /;
Robert M. “‘ilcox. secretary. ! "The leading: firms today, and those
”find—much» are, anxious to be recognized as

me- SENTINEL TELE-yleading firms, make a. preliminaryhn—
I 7‘ PHONE CALLS inouncement the moment they get in-
_ lstructions. and they follow up that an-
en: Office—93 inouncement with detaiIS, ‘adl'ertising

1early and can. right up to the day at
“I Editor’s Residence-14924. the sale. 30 efficacious is the new
“new Manager’s Residence— style of estate advertising that in

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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'fli‘ior'l Residence—ZIS—fl. {have been attracted before the date
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7‘ ‘flember of The Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively
“titled to the use for publication 01
fl] news dispatches credited to it or
lot otherwise in this paper and also
no local news published herein.
All rights 0: publication of spe-
dispatches herein are also rev
ed.

fixed for offering the property, and
sit has been unnecessary to go into the
sale room at all.”

Thus American enterprise once more
Idemonstrates its value. 'American
real estate methods are making a heap
'0! money for the British dealers. More
than that. they are doing a beam 01;
good to‘the country itself. .

One of the big thinzs wrong with
.England has been the slowness with
he which land changed hands. Estates

 

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Table Napkins Nu” “S

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mm a... ......... 39c
Boys’ Cloth Cans

With {pulldown ear-laps;
nines only.

Worm $1.58. Tonight
Girls’ Angora Tans

Black and blue. 6% 7

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Women’s Heather-bloom
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Worth 59c. Tonight

A“ Clinton Safety Bins

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smal sizes .... ....... - ......

Wool Yarns
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1.
ing does not. If it were merely a public is educated to land value“. and and“

matter or removing some leZlCllol‘SlO all the intangible values of homo. dlliona]
3nd replacing them with others it
might not be a serious affair. But it.
is more than that. It the teachers of
,foday are removed f1 nm the leachinf:

appropriations.

, . . . -. . fistrations effective.
estate busmc9s bet'omes what all mod-

'em business‘ ought to be and in the

BEFORE AND AFTER ELECTION. ’gate
processes of imparting knowledge iu'a From one. clty— comes this pathetic‘lars.
satisfactory manner must be pasned F193, ““7110 knows When garbage" will'
i This can be done succesei‘iillv on- be taken away?" Th‘ére was: in that
by teachers who have had ex- city ac, in many others, a great rush
'ence in tear-bluff. ' Ijust. before the election day to clean
And if the lentltvl's of Influj.’ so outiup the streets and to collect fishes.
0 industrial laboratories and cxecu-‘ruhbish and garbage. Apparently the
positions of one sort or anoiheizimsk was tog great, for several locall-
at becomes of our next generation?
3 the Amirican ~public arcing to

state and

by the sale of seals,

ties are still suffering from uncollect-ihospitnl

and sanatorii
ed refuse.

\ _ gscrted.
which have been standinr-r more thanJlCflllll

ten «lays. waiting for collection. Un-itasks." he concluded;
less the community does somethng community web
drastic About them, they arewlikely mégirifiifitgnix
stand there until just befé’l‘e next elec. $150 or'$2
tion.

This is a shocking condition, _
true. But does it not reflect just aboutibo an fmportnnt
as little glory and honor upon the citi-fcampmgn “inch

'8 institution more purely and fun-
uentally American than another. il
7 or public schools. ‘
hen a parent hears a teacher say
I? has 70 students in one room this
’1', the parent is mildly sorry for
teacher who has the extra} work;
how many times docs he grasp
(fact that when his child one
ntleth of a. class of which hefzcns ot'tlie community as upon the]? .
, Id be by any proper standards, boiofficials‘? If the “just before election ARGLTMENTS .
thirtieth, his child is losing overstuff" is the only cuide the voters fol— ,
, the training: which should be his?;low in electing their civic ndministra-l
, Wlong are we going to keep on : lion. then don’t they deserve Q‘l tho
How long is Norwalk going to keep I 5180an in Public service that follows}
killing the educational goose? election day? Nonstitutlonal
' o—-——————_ Any community he
: HIS OLD SUIT _ gmako
A domestic science expert ’lll‘gg-El’Sll‘PQlS. garbage collection and Othergdecided, as
didng men‘s old suits into women's evidences Of efficient government. Iflhave puslm‘d fl'unugh the
wrdresses. She tells how she made it rally wants results it. will be willifig‘lrl'Ohlbition Feriod. ,_
dress from the old suit of brothelhlo put forth the necessary etfort “9L. t. ]_
ad gone to war. She added one ‘achieve them. Complaining citizens n [m y to the appeal by

 

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c down, mode side panels fo’r the f crous expenditures of real interest, ef- Ivent Federal revenue ofli
She did some mysterious tliing’fm‘t. ti 1e

like a lot of .Work. ,by selling her churches,

.near”
figures. Too many women ran to an American millionaire would doubt-£0013
ider the value of their time. Grant- Ies pay a fancy priCP for St. Paul’s 01‘ ins

“heckled and" harried”
hat the suit was good, could it

W’estminister Abbey, quite regardless‘intcresis while attempting

th far less labor than was needfgot' it.
ecut'it, entirely for a dress?
her woman who found a 11ve

? emergency.

The newest: and“ most. aristocraticfthe Federal Government.

_ _ I _ ltimc prohibition act,
manufacturer and weaver In an or movie films valued at {300.000- quthrle. appearing. also
to pin down the. cause of hlngere gold is $0 cheap‘it no longerzasserted worm feet

Mod over two suits and a large
:dress whose material was still
one "They were out of stilt»;
‘ er m1; left them there. know-‘
_ her heart that the marrow
and her again injthls' 2110125,.

3 themefor a new detective story.

1 Congress.” and that the act-
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after he has discharged his mandatory"

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the “it beyond h’er means: [steel and railroad industries.
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Four~yearold Taras Alexandrovitch‘ WA
Vitochenlio, son of the Russian com- Daly, head
‘ poser. is said to speak 2m languages.
What a. pitYE‘ One. at‘tnat pruning

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demonstrations which result in ad—

cmnfort. satisfactiofi, thrift, etc” that feal 11131937, it time poin;ed mat, is used
' = . - . Th‘ real n ma ng sum appeal; an demon.
are bound up With them 9 7 As an example, Dr.
rmfleld cited an expenditure of $10,~
000 of Red Cross seal money

5service. where are 1119 goorllmchm-s main—a great educating and civiliz- fir demonstrations which brought
" ' ~ . . '- . 'a out an affirmative popular vote for
~ .. a . n 3 I g\ in? foice. . .
0f mmmm" m rum “m T3“ ; ~ ithe establishment of 31 modern tuber-
mnst be 1.11.._lu. .\()t only must .110: ,culosus hospitals, coating in the aggre-
subject mattwr be taught. :but also the

several hundred thOusa’nd‘ «lol-

Though 'the‘ Red tress "seals; “or."
Hatfield sold,'the efforts ot’all anti-
tuberculosis . organizations &— national.
local-«are coordinated.
Working together with money raised
they carry on the
fight by demonstrating the value of
the visiting nurse, the open air school.
the public dispensary and clinic, the‘
as agencies in;
iprcventing. treating gnd'euring tuber-‘

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idlv ‘ov while. its children are One of these slighlcd localities hawk?“ 05‘“ 2.
’ ' . , . Th. ‘ . seal Dr ‘ - -.
Need of their birthright? If there complains of five, barrels of garbage e RH} Cross ‘ Hatfield as

has sway improved public.
standards. “One of its grout” 7
“in to induce the;
6W a few cents;
public health to add toi
until it reaches
per capita, which is neces-‘
,sury for adequate protection against!
it is,communicable disease. This work will;
past of the intensive

be financedl__
llhrough the forthcoming sale of
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IN LIQUOR CASE

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Dmhibition becomes ef- ing photograph was made from 1 “W
.ually gets aboutifficfive January 16, and, it an opinion? ,
-wlizit it wants in the long run, in clennfls out rendered by that date. “- W03” :Hunt 3 W53 gallery.

no diner-emote what the court
the country then would

Arguments yestreday were confined

p t N l k b JacobRup-
. , . / N“. a . cor ’01' reWer, fro‘m din-
of plan] material. The trousors, “09d ‘0 remember That It takes gen‘,$missal of proceedings brought to pro-

cers from .in- _
and thought to get these renterfering With the manufacture of against her by

"year of grace"
aHammingfollowed 21y the constitutional amend-
. .- amen; an When he sol "
cum ’ail'tm requires a level head them or: to the highest bidders. Many! being a contract ‘1ng "3’?
ress and the mates and with how—
the liquor
f d nation to shove
. y . . ; orwar a: prohibition a law.
ve been adapted to a. younfzerzofwnat he mould do with it when he months under the pretext of the war

‘ ' Mr. Root also deplored
~———-—-—-—~—O——-——- lthe granting ct unlimited soar to

.. COSUY interviewed 3» retailer. form of robbery appears in the theft’ In attacking the Validégiynglwag‘
for. Happen. Sfatute.has any legal right. 'to acquire,
or I I A - ”at “’“‘«amu‘- u. Same.
Then she went to her unk . - ‘ b r lar. There’s; merican troops were sham did “1 e C

‘ .iempts the lacs 11 3 ~ inot expand or increase the powers

Uncle Sam may firemereattcntlonfmmeted and thewar ended;

ear General Friarson attorney general on the matter.

node closing. statements for the. Gov-

.dl’lties in connection with, the maemmént in which they denied “he
' contentions of their opponents.

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Children’s Kid Mxt' tens
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As told in Wire dispatches sent out
from Hartford, 'Wedneeday. Richard!
“Rainbow" Taylor, former resident of i
this city, was arrested in Hartford

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Elm ................ $1.69

Worth $2.59.
Tonight dozen ........ 51.9.8 Womb Belts
Damask Tray? Cloths ‘ Patent lancer and suede; Illa-l ;.
Worth 49c. tan and gray.

39:: ’«~

59c?-
Glass Condom Milk d
Jars ’

$2.25

Galvanmed‘ Iron W to
Pails a '

39 .3

‘ Blue Check Gloss Kolynos Tooth Paste 2:5.-

‘ ' “Tours-ling Pond’s Cold Cream 2% 5.:

13:51:23: 373:: ,,,,,, 25¢ Butterfly Talcum Pow-

. .g. ,. . act “it,
Roguflgg’ Gabardine Prankylactic Tooth
Tonight, yard ........ 29¢ shes 25. ‘
Tan Beach Cloth" Women's Rockford Pashxi
,. Regular 59c. 29¢ lanai Hose
Tonight. yard Mortifrggigo Embed. block 011‘} m
' Mamet-irked relate Tons :...“'.‘.l.. m .......... 39c

36 1 ch . . ,. Wen . ,
“23‘ $23”de 6902 Men’s Out] Flannel e;

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79c§

Earthenware Tea Pots

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,7 "mun a siren; may: «ruled m his 5 Poi a. in peace; but whoa a ll: 05- ’II 854 designs. Tonlgfihl $3.49 Worth 25c
golden egg has never been considered have not been broken up fast enough! W than, and emu-om: him, In Me!!! mm in: armour when!!! In M M “I ’0‘.” ’ Tonight ______________ . 19c ¢
" omnOmicaHy sound proceeding. and have not been sufficiently urged 4"" am.” a?“ “gen” 5 Home pm Large Size Egg Beaters .4
P? that 13 Zinc! exactly what is hap- to buy their own homes. The Ameri-’_ ‘— ‘r" W 1.015% ‘3' .‘9' 52' “49 Worth 35c. 5 ‘ %.
veiling in Norwalk's educational World. can advertising Eystem changes all CHALLENGES DAVID . ‘ """""" Tonight: .......... . . . . Cd
nduwy and business are calling um. » T0 PROVE CHARGES MAN _ . I. _ . ' . Women’s Ion: Flannel Conner Nickel Plated ”
'e good teachers because they pay, Land gets into the market. It mov- , . Km ea Kettles
Wards somewhat commensurate with es. Newspaper publicity takes the; Continue? Fri-om Page One , ' . i Choice selection or 8 quart size“ $2.75.
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the labor invested. and school teach- place of the ineffective poster. The; , ‘
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, .Tuesdny, Charged with perjury in imono} back. lou got a written
swearing out a marriage license with ' . .~ . 7
7which he married Miss Lucy Diets, a lguarantee “ 1”] (“duh heater‘ 1011
white 'rl. ' a :3 . a ' . . ‘

”a heldgjin 0‘ Rad‘s; :1 $0703 lofty: {can not lose. ’lry one before the.
iThe girl's father will seek to have the
linert-lave annulled. The accompany-

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Entitled to Commission.
NEW YORK, Nov. :22.~Mary Pick-
ford, the motion picture actress. Won
a shit in the Supreme Court. wester-
dsar tor $108,000 damages brought
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, beer containing more than -h mg. a pin broker wr «when . 3 "" M— ' ’ “ » . % i

. .. 1 1_ t ..! . . .5 . mtg. , one alt y -3 ‘0 u c. ., tlidi . ,. ., __,

. dams ml tnfims 1'airoulie :51: fogs lot; per cent. alcohol. 1531th 30,; she obtuned at contract for Miss i ’ ' ‘ {33:2 ..

en] the cut- 111 Docnets. Pussbl}! . -' f——-O-—-—~...-— 4. counsel for Ruppere' charged prohibi- Pldrtend with the Famous Players’ ' ____,_ ‘ l“: ’2'!

esult. was all that one» could (16*! Some Englishmen are. Wm'tm advocates in Congress with (33;: misc which netted st.00q,oan_ ‘
.‘ But to the. average reader “(that Great Britian payher war debthng advantage of the

Mrs. Wilkening brought, suit to no
thin 30 per cent. alleged to be due her
as a. mint-lite? m on ,"ie «rum: A
jury before Justice Plauek in the Sn
prone Court decided that Mrs. 1W1!-
kening was not. entitled to the com~
getssion.

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SAVINGS BANK RULING.
In an opinion given out, -Atty.~Gen.
’ E. Henly said that no samgs
bank in this state. by reason or me
existence or exercise of £3? eon-
terred upon it under its churber or by

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