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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 1, 1919 · page 6

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TOMORROW

High tide 5:36 a. mi; 6:04 p. m.
Sun rises 7:00; sets 4:25.

 

 

. MASONIC NOTICE - l

 

A Stated Communication of Old Well l
Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M._. will be:

‘ held at its rooms, .Tuesday evemng,l
Dec. 2nd, 1919, 8 o'clock. Work E. A..
Degree. All Master Masons ccrdiallyl

. and fraternally invited. Fraternallyl

 

- YOU". JOHN K. FlNCH,
‘Attest: W. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX,
Secretary.
—"m"ii1—n€' imminent;
, . PHONE CALLS
, Editorial Rooms—92.

Business adios—'93. ..
' lomlk Brandi: (mice—4388.
‘ Git? Editor’s Residence-«14924.
Business Manager's Residence—

 

 

 

 

 

 

children between the ages of six

there’s the rub.

The Japanese government forbids
the teaching of

any so of religion
in .the schools, and figs-oath and
maxdenhood of Japan

'\ 11953.".

"If some of us who can afford to ride
in autos were as prompt in getting to
work as th‘E workmen, and stuck on

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Japan by

 

 

ninety per

taught, but
It has appt‘ill'tll to many ttllp='t-jttlliv'-

ed people lately that, labor was some

 

 
 

 

 

 

palgn is raising

have been very popular and there is

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ems instalment, which is

a fund in excess of the negation of Christiaai
_ ‘ .. “2900.000 to build more church“. Church must put more vlgg'u‘h'
is monanced on account of labol. }. .. and twelve attend school—arecord misswns, schools, hospitals, or- its work amon the children ma '5
get it, and who]. will forget it mo. Get it few, if any, OCCldental coun- phanages, parish houses, colleges has heretoforegdone. . n
busv altendine m vour mm imsineSS. tr es can CQual._ They attend the and social service centres. Of this
_ .‘ . ' .~ Japanese public schools. And
and labor Will attend to labors bur-l-

A 'll' d l ' '
sum. $4,150,029 has been allotted to ' ml ion 9 1". “ the Nation:
Episcopal activities in Japan.

The kindergartens

Wide Campaign
Japan is for a new

. established in Barnabas's H Ml
the Episcopal Church Luke's Hospital)“

repriation for
at gulf" 3E
, sa 3.

Tbkio, is in ex.

- cellent'eondmon I. fem
.. «vow .. bureau": :2 tier °:" ‘°’ “mil: “W .... m... hosinii‘ln ... cit-1::
vthejob‘ faithfully.the worker wntlltlnot Buddhism and Shintoism. It has had tllersfisgncpgstingy‘fdfiggz Nuflyri: millgouidfllnfl ll“ been
have as much cause for C(lllllllllllli. I been estimfechby these who prfi‘shake‘h underlili‘u‘és‘fl , tbecanse gall?) Mt °&é"&.mim¢e
have had mzmr years' cxlvct'iNW‘. 3"“ Par“! the survey of Episcopal needs they dblécted to dergartens for thepfltli't‘logal on Wm “d
tell you that labor is all rig-ht. and ‘8‘. 139311 for the Nation-“'ide where Christian doctrines were a e pent
will prove it is all right." -umpalg’n program that

toIIapan as a result of the C

am-
pawn.

simply because there

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to llll‘Vill'l'illlll‘tl ('Ix'll’l‘nll's in demand-
ing more mono-j; l'.llll 105:5 work. It has
eon l‘r-cngnizvd. in fairnesa that those
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This onslaught may not be whollv
just ilird ~~~surely
mos! drummers. do not dress like that. limits ‘01 one
But the feminine tendency in men's fore, that
clothing is certainly
make a lle-person rather sensitive on but——

natural l-lltitlLtll re
50mm from the vxlrvlnl- to which cap-
Italist : \\'t"l’li ill (ill,- t'l'a \Vlll‘ll tlluy had

 

 

 

Postmaster Bu‘rleson says there is
most men, and even profit in handling letters within

the cast
strong enough to should he réduced.

meadow.

Judge Reed wlll preside at the C
jlnul Superior court session which

the:!
office. ‘lle thinks. there!
for this/senior

This sounds well" noon.

 

 

u; CRIMINAL COURT TO OPEN TO-

venes in Bridgeport tomorrow after-
01 the. list of 44 cases to be

Iverything llll‘ll own way, Still. tllc)’

 

are incurr-vil St‘\(‘l'(‘ t'nndt'mnntion Oil to it. '
'l'Olll the plii.‘lif‘ in yo-nvral. and cspcc- ~fl~~
f. lly l‘lonl valilulisls. it is a good BUTTER AND EGG PRICES

 

Thing to have a In”: outployor l'lsc up
nd shock 21* lll'nlllwl‘»t':lpit:llist.~: with
_j'a statement l‘lw this. Ile mat"
inverneoncroun but ho inspires some
.1 Sober thinking. "
Certain]; all or tl1.- st-lfisllnnss.
greed, inllil‘l'm-cm-t- and intolerance
1' are to be found on either side. These
unlot'ely qualities probably exist in
I about equal l:~r-:t.<uw muons: employers
and elnplovens. That is what a reason-
able lnan might PXIH‘C‘i, inasmuch as
human nzllllae remains about the same
in every walk of lift». Likewise the vir-
tues are about equally distributed.
It is true that. if employers want
their men to work faithfully and play
fair, they mus: do the same
themselves. "And the advice applies
likewise to the workmen. The best
a)" for them to get a sqquare deal is
for:- them to give a squnré'deal.
. iBoth capital and labor are ‘all right."
##urhen they are treated all right.

 

liens and Miller are going tlp rapi'l
Ir (‘\'("l‘}‘“'ll0re. They always go
this time of year.
in;r up faster than usual.
in one large city. whose case seems

 

 

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,.
M at wholesale five cents a dozen higher
than they did at this time last Novem-
ber, with the wholesale price of cream-
cry butter 10 to 15 cents higher. and
of packed butter 20 to 30 rents higher.
Thiscunnot be attributed to greatel
scarcity. because the-federal Bureau of
Markets reports an increase of about
34 per cent. of eggs and 25 per Cent.
of buttér over the supply available
last November.

It cannot be attributed to a genera‘
rise in price levels. because commodi-
ties in general have not risen corres-

 

 

things.

 

and in fact. many
come down.
It looks of

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. v ling salesmen, etc, I have to look filth newéand ex

‘ ; generally to‘ convince myself but a qualm, it the new devices will.
they are not women.- Here is a elp better the product, Orig.”fl¢1‘!!ase,
, {man are modem- man 1. ball-[19 output. llasTrb‘ecome provisional.
ed to see a few days ago. i At the present standard

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

g bill to redtwe tile local letter
, é‘n ”52490.1(. bl‘sovercoat «Lama: stage rate to one: cent, aWh’
» "Jittle suit all mace in; the ost‘mastei- General flattened. 1': but?»
" Km: lacrtdt'lict lélist, uremia . . ‘ r‘,“
m a. bqw or ribbon, real silk. . ut that is not wimf W

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

tho <llillN‘t when his attention is call-

up ect as human ingenuity. conscientlnus
but now they are :0-

characteristic. eggs have been selling

permanent rank of “admiral"

al.‘
pondingly over lnsthovember‘s rates. May

articles of food ham 11th during the W“4"-

. _ > .. oint t ‘ ’
if somethmg’s rotten in p ed ou many times that men of

. . serve.
penswe deVlces with been

‘tootlng or his ham; sane way with?
6: Eu“. de‘! statesmen,” says a South Caroling pa-‘

 

.on licence that
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Pmit to whom? Certainly not to the list of prisoners and
sender nor the receiver or the epislle..38“°3‘ "‘9'“ “HOW:
Improvements in the effectiveness at :
lhe' service come before reductions;
- M’hen the mail service is, as near per-

the

of statute; Oscar Zlbor, Bridgep
adultery; '

forgery: Andrew King.
calving stolen goods;
Bridgeport.
.Vasquez.
icon;
port, theft from

moss and fair wages can make it. the

.public will be glad to see postage rates
'reduccd wherever possible.
NF.—

 

. person; James Lynch. I th I W
m mm... - WWI M; pm“ PM sltlon to .Supply e Public. 1th
One of the many pieces of unfinisll- grlgserort thletft; ngard (gaIrSuHo. , - V ' o '

ed work left by the last session of Con- r 5'91“” t e “ any ’ .eary. Old F b ("I d I

gross was “In Naval Promotions bmwa‘ldgeport. conspiracy; Harold Hill, as i 8 en p “re ane sy7rbi

Jile original hpurpose or this measure ;D‘§‘b“r§ikth¥t‘d ‘Wh l til it I" m be

i as to give t c full rank of "admiral” ‘ orw ‘“ re a ey. e 0 I’ll! 11“ e . mm. A M “(I W “I:

to the naval ultirers who distinguished auto; David Smith, theft; ,Josepll con ' P £b ’ us d In n: W for puTPOSC‘
anger-mused. ntyourememberfllemnsofsmm "

themselves most in the war. It was Brown, assault. ' only mother could Elke mm tho peti momma “d palh

Intended to apply to Admiral Sims. wlmE W'eslport--James 15' Sturges, bur ' mm rich to“ m ' W the, a, k When you them

commanded the American fleet abroad. 8““‘¥- 0 en P. ”I

and Admiral Benson, chief of naval 0",: Trumbull—Carl Nelson. theft; Mos’es

_el'ations. ,Hubbard. theft.
Not one has seriously questionad‘ theE

fact that these two men deserve lhelbeTY: John Amen,

l end )0, robbery. ._ .
title "vica 23;,” l Bethel—Samuel Ready. theft.
The same mar-be said of Admirall Roman—Joseph ”0"“-
0, who commanded the ~Atlantlrl33mes/ O'Brien,
In addition to theft or auto.
elr acknowledged merit. it has been

I the very common
thef

bery: Hush Dally.

; Samuel
imilar service in the -Brltish and other Geller, robbery; 'Jblm D‘Y- “WWI
the state of the provisions market. navles are giVen an admirals rank. and weapons.
0 More is a good field for the profiteel‘ "7 ‘5 embarrassing to the American e [Miriam-7m” Cunningham. theft.
prob”; lle’et commanders. and humflmlne to .911! Gum "an unfunn-
FEMININE FRILLS FOR MEN. . .helr country, to have them outunkved Brlqumee‘ Walls. assault:
Thel'e‘has been much criticism of ‘9‘“. as they are bv fol-aim commanders 31880 Copetl.. embezzlement; Russell
{women's Clothes lately. Here is ONE-CENT LETTERS When they We “flung 1° d0 with Bme' burgh”: 019““ Michel“ 5“"
. _ , . ‘ ' ‘ l D0 % . 7 . are,“ fleets, lary Frank mum. theft; Wilbur
something .01 men to thlnk about an AIHE‘Y‘LRDS 1‘93“) “ant meanness, Opposition to these mmotjoflg was low? theft.
cemmenl on male fashions. from' a hi the exoense of efficiency? Eire!“ shown in the Senate committee—4M" Stretrold~belm Dempsey. burgh".
farm woman in Connecticut. IIPIICO has proved the contrary. Amen-why. if is» not clear; Most claim inn-l Gown . '
u-“rhm I go to the neighboring ‘41., an willingnesg to scrap Old m'acmflm‘doumly Would “he to see {BE ME"; Bridgew’tr‘n‘” Hum theft “'0?“
ages and see the gentlemen types, btlll in working order and replace it referred to Obtain “*9 flak they 59‘ ”“0“,

Just us 3033!!! Pershing hasilaw:
mode a run “general." _ l

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John Flood, theft
Aleck Kama. chaining
liaise pretenses:

fidulterr: 'I‘eo 8m

fm person;
money under

- . Hirin- “hutch,
,“Tlm green driver does the most

clinician LAW norms ~

 

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Continued “From Tags Ollie.

 
 
 
 

heard. 25 are Bridg’eport cases. The
charges

John Caradoza, Bridgeport. violation

. 12 Church, Bridgeport.
adultery; Walter Thomas, Bridgeport.

Bridgeport, re~
Estel Smith.
theft from person; Huen
Bridgeport, theft from per.
W’illinm Frederickson, Bridge-

New mum—Michael Dlgidlo, roll-
robbery; Peter Gal-

theft; Floyd DuVal,
Green‘rtch—W'llllam Wagner, rob~

118a Wench. violation mo

moon. column-m. _

 

 

 

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COTTON BLANKETS $3.49 Pair

~Filll siz‘c; plaids, white and gray.

HEAVY canon BLANKETS
Double bed ‘size; while and tan. $4.98 Pail‘

. EXTRA QUALITY BLANKETS

Warm and heavy; full size.

* $5.98 and $6.98 Pair
FANCY PEA!” BLANKETS

Extra heavy, soft. and flufly.
. 9:38 and $9.98 Pair
WOOL MIXED BLANKETS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lied size: while. gray and plaids,

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

V" well wit i.
cll nicest.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

" “*k 80ft nap; (lU-‘i‘f‘

COMFORTABLES I

1. INS
,.—"‘~'-~‘_

— ALL WOOL BLANKET};

Highest quai'ly and (‘xcollo lll liillm

 

I: Gre’at Stock of 'Good, Warm Blankets
Unusual Qualities and Unequalled Values
‘ z“ ‘9

$16.3" 08ng
INDIAN BLANKETS

 
 
 
 
 

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59c mir
Children's Silk Lisle Hose
~~ Fine ribbed. block and cordol'al.

45c pair
Women‘s Silk Lisle Hose

Black only. full'fashloned. relin-
lofted heels and toes. very dressy
and Service giving

 
 

gingham. A good
plaids. checks and strip.

 
 

Leatherette. Gloves .

" $1.50 unit
Black, white. gray 1nd brown:
.two clasp; worth 81.80.

" Cane Kid Glows.
$2 to $3 mil-

qu serviceable gloves of him:
quality, one clasp, in tan, gray and

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Neat. fasutcolor pattern:

 
 
 
 
 

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’ ”“3"“ _ 98¢ ”it The Front 3576?“! "ant
. French Glace Gloves women’s Underwear ventilated back an im'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$2.75 Pair

Imported glare kid gloves. two
Clasps and attractive silk embroid-
, cred backs. The colores are brown.
. tray. black and white._

Gray Mocha Gloves 32-89

One clasp. with Paris point
. spear point backs. in gray only.

Pine ribbed. fleecod lined vest“
and polite. excellent quality.

751: each
Men’s Union Suits

Heavy ribbed, perfect Tilting.
splendid quality and all sizes.

 
 

and accuracy of fit thar
ever befom made.

 
 
 
 

 
 

Models tint. open

Knitted Penile.
For warmth and
lar‘k and lrodiunl :2‘

 
 

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Made of fine sen’irmh‘.

Rm:

. Ln Camille Cor

that makes possible mm

Elastic Bras - force
$2.50. 9? ml

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are here in abundance. lmml‘nse wt ,.. "f *
1062—3 , Finest. American “nicotine. handsome. coml'ortahlcs. ranging in pr mm
1 . .. - ,. .. ' ‘ ‘ $398 to ‘l'liloi
“1‘0?" Wd°n°°—219*-1 . , n . .. $10.00 and $14.00 Pair . . . ,
. ,... . .. 4“ fl, >c_.:' A 1m» Moth! if“... . . F
- ~- N' Percent “Graduate-cent oftlle 6' am ' ~ , — ‘ " " , , ., < ,*
. s. . . Era Dates of ese , , , , ,, , I I ..
, 4:330:53; gggcggfggcfggm “659mm... confine“. mm. 'oolhg’es’ are 1 small?- ”3.3%... dummmggumm . . GIJOVESW nostY AND Womeg's Ougsgnlli mi
to, publication of , religious him. of ' dorsal-ten. mum-led a " That Have Been Priced UNDERWEAR s '

fiuhfilf‘ilgfiléffi credited to it 0.. Salads Found to Be thh- The Episcopal Church maintains Japan by the Episcopal Church 5 ' . « - . plehd‘ld assortment of i....,.,.m V

not Otherwise in this paper and also .out Rdigtous‘ Belief—Epis- 3355; gagfiggfleinggfirgp no]? twenty-mec- ml this “man ' Very Special - ._ -__ 331139;”; 2%: M emu -. in...

' ‘Bllhdh 'ln. . ey- re l -w'be » , - . .
“allocafllgllla:ao¥upullll:atl::of spe- cm“ Budg' e t Allots “pl, in the two missionary dis. of. the £3§3$mzimu w ’8 cuhmere Women’s Silk. Hose $2.25. $2.49. 32.98.
am dispatches herein are also re- 34,000,000 for Missionary _trxcts of Japjlp. where. it has lun- ltis Practicllly only through tic omen Pure silk hose, with line mercel» [our Flannelette Kimonos
lerved. Work. "ed its aunties—Toma ""1 K 0- “when “I“ ”I. winch)!“ 0‘ am 4* pair had llele tds Counted lack and Good n or li ' ' .

', __ ___ to—and through the Natiofh ide Christian y can m‘ - , ' mg; apnoea 'heole- black only- run and la y "Raul“? PM.

“‘ Ctml’algn- m“ “cell": in vafo- foothold in j. “ f ‘t h~ ' ‘1‘“ disabled. myandwhlte; ' , ("W "a‘w' wuw

THE OPTIMISTIC CAPITALIST l pmfion of $1,252,500 to bum idds meme! . Cm .Fguy let "M 7“ I! _ special . .4 an. floral designs in in... 5 .t and
‘In the present slllgt' of industrial lln'l Establishing more schools in twenty-five more schools, The the Episeopa’l Bite Danni; _ ‘1‘59 Dall' “Wek t dnlhbfcfm tnmnw-n “113;.

rest. Samuel M. chVam-lnln, pl‘oSitlent Japan seems to be a case of super- ¥°Wrflmefilf does not permit relig‘ cram. There are airflow Ptob tam. Silk Gloves. poo e! "I su 3’

of the Baldwin Locomotive “’orks, is crogation, like "Carrying c0318 to glzsltizzillnngs it: thcie scllllods apd aunt istian an]; mm m ”a. _ Women’s M Hose . $3.98 and $498

likely to be considered an lnclll‘alllo 09- Newcastle." Yet that is what the ions exercisgazjllcsh 3e In: 4:25; :2 Japan 9'" of 130.000 lnhabi- . Rainy weight, fleece lined. reln- Glf‘g’ Giflfham "rogues

u ist. , Episco al Church )r l d tial f l ~ - » "”4““ “1‘9“- “' “MW”? ”Gable W “'8" “Us. I“ rowed heels and toes. Special. 1: 2 to 14 up»
In ' p I ODDS“ o 0 ea ure 9‘ Chlrstlan missions finanelal, mllttary Ind industrla good-colors- vodka“ polr. ‘Well made dress or in. Wm.
“Many people." .119 said tho Ollhsr through its Nationqyidc Campaign. must be obtained elsewhere, . leader 0f the Orient, IS to be saved . .

night. addressing a club of Wealth! Ninety-eight per cent. of Japan’s . hefiplscopal Natton-WulgCun. from a

New Yorkers. “think that ”10 country

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$2.79
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Irmy and navy.
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Th! d m i It. E E8. ‘ M I m OE EDGEITON STILL ”in gene
- - Ftw murmur“ now ' om conolrlon.

Lick. .0! _I it “é We'll”. -—-N l-llalf"

, lil- {Signal-lures at 100 ,fi. due if” ”WEAR“; 1.33%.; con(:lition r'-‘-

m " .. . “" Mm . .1 marten, clerk om... w

of the right

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THIEVES IN LONG moat:

_ “r “ht. Mmfi‘l hflvlfl7.wo..l STAMFORD, Dec. 1.~Tllltw~~ v “Q
" ' Continued [m in: I ‘ - will} £11221: um um: 13; elm or than]? “gentile Japanese burr . .."' .
. . ' . d . i t . . ’ . ‘ one mm‘uu r “l V” "I u “d ‘ “3 ..I t‘
~ emme» 5"“ a— 31”" “mama-ti” 3e": “”9?” even ““9 cent may be “3° “33:73: greenIn eesatateamAngnY: he°ri$klfa§§f PIERRE. s. 1).. Dec. .‘-—-Unlted States ' ‘7. l hatsoever 0! any use 0mm?” cm. at Long“ “$32:er $2.111...“ r. M"?
goods—a drummer, I suppose ; he hprlce to Day for aletter sent any dls- that the Senate adopted the damaging...» 3113351513933? than! Mr sun! format“, of W“ . “It All In all the Mm Entity thel‘ this morning, ~10“ Mm”, :','l»lu
done-pelt of shoes with high heels lance. One more worth of efflgieudyirule! I“ v) _ a: Mmbllaln mm (out Sauna: am-autWeézsnfiflWm Macaulgggcggieumw an a: r M “13...?“ of table silver. “m.” It“ (1:; '1
pointed toes, an overcoat fitted'to has “Ot been bought in the WW 59": > - ‘ to » . . “in, “ct 33' ‘. 3/ m dill“ ml l ‘ l m; en! on or the‘vvarl. es of 11le, lncluditlsn 5’3“ x.
inlay like a woman‘s-f .narrmr .V'lce for two cents. or three, for a lml?ROT$TS AGAINST “4:: “mm“; mm m "mg!“ beenx 11:”:ng . " F‘ “'39”. x b! ls, that the mm mmtlon‘tllml at "5“ The “um,“ M,“ . .v
' mints Apatch pockets—and lime. From that potflt of View. fuel NE FARES mum ’ ‘
_lscifimnmy tight. trousers; one pendin .

oon- the Wild from the plated sill't‘l“““

court. when at Cram“ “‘7’:
‘ "With a fractured skull and S:

I‘ was hurt at 1711"“.
Salim}!!!
I , I. which 7"”
figs-ward game.
1's rt “it" U

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