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, EVENING SENTINEL
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JAEBS GOLDEN
11.. an 1.. com. .m
'i'UESDAY, DEO.2, 1919
IINIATURE ALMANAG FOB
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High tide 6:35 a..m.;472:(535 p. m.
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#ASONIO NOTICE
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A Stated Communication of Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M., will be
held at its» rooms, Tuesday evening,
Dec. 2nd, 1919, 8 o’clock. Work E. A.
Dear». All Master Masons cordially
and internally invited. Fraternally .‘
‘ JOHN K. FINCH,
w. M.
iLCOX,
‘- ’ chxesaocxen NEXT. '
The country has ceased to gaspat
the tarmerotte’s'denim pantaloons, and
at the over-halls of the women who
fworked at \n'ren’s jobs during the war government's
" under conditions where skirts were not against the ‘3‘“ strike.
only cumbersome but actually danger
The idea is beginning to perco-
that
ous.
late through the puritan mind
collarbone and ankles.
The latest step is the arrival of a
lady from Holland wearing black satin
knickerbockers. The reporter who in-
terviewed her at the steamer said they
“were caught at the knees and trim-
med with gold brocade." The wearer
,merely stated that she liked them be-
cause they were comfortable and al-
lowed freedom 01‘ movement. She
that isthTEfiLot
to protect all of its peopl and to at
sort its powerand majesty against the
challenge of any class." . a
The president was referring to the
recent injunction
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‘gefereace to radicalism and Red doc-
trines, and referred to "Russia today-
with its blood and terror" ass pain-
,modesty is more a matter of the meh- ful object lesson of the power 0:
' t a i'tud. than of the coVerin of minorities." ”
:m H e ' g f “There-are those in this country.
I said the message "who threatendirect
action to force their will upon 9. our
jority. . . . It makes little diner-
ence what minority it is; whether cap-
ital or labor, or any other cheapo
sort 0! privilege will ever be penult—
.ted to dominate this country."
I Orderly processes, the message de-
clared, were the only ones by which
,‘rellei and reform cgulgl‘ be' obtained.
“Those who would propose any oth-
er method of reform are enemies or
antennae. encourage extravagant ex—
pomditnres and produce industrial l
Stagnation, with consequent unem-
Plannent me other attendant evils.
Theproblemisnotaaeasyoue. 5'
fundamental change has taken place
with reference to position of America. .
in the (onus gun. The menace
admissions engendered by decades of
“immersion between the two schools
or notified and economic thought—-
the 'one believes in protection of Am-
erican industries,'the other believers
intafm («revenue my, must be sub-
ordinated “to the simple consideration
0,! the public interest in the light or'
utterly changed. conditions. Before
the war America was heavily the
debtor to the rest otthe world and
the interest payments she had to
make to foreign countries on Ameri-
can “'Becurities held abroad, the ex-
penditurea of unerlcsn travelers
abroad and the ocean”freight—charges
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. Beautiful §tyles
-, IN ALL THE NEWMATERIALS ,
$29.00.“) $79.00
Every model is the latest and most apprmd fashion idea.
The fabrics are rich Velour-s, Silvertone, Duvyltine, ' Pom Pom,
Broadcloth, Kcrsey, Polo Cloth, Plush, Etc: Every garment as a
decided bargain.
Handsome ’Dresses
9%
\
Oats l
, \.
Finest Quality (1410,, ;
Blanketh‘ :' .
$5.98 and $6M I.
Made of supvrfinv 1...”.
yarn. strong firm “mm. _
heavy nap, vsym‘znlly 1-...
for Warmth and 3...”
and gray.
Willi!) Blanlwls ?.
$4.98 Pair
They are all cotton l ,
ally they are like “‘Ilui‘
warm, strong and lun-
wearing and Washing qua“;
air
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WE.
Full Size Blankets
ROBERT M. w
Secretary.
Epredicted -’v‘v'-ir vogue in America.
$3.49 Pair
Pi‘aids, white and gm. L»
mth and softness.
Plaid Blankets
$7.98» and 89.98 Pair
Mable Blankets. lmndm ‘
plaid designs in plupwz 0010,
‘ ; extra llztk m
warm and full size.
‘ All Wool Blankets
316.50 Pair
M M 103: slap?“ pun) v”:
“I,“ m; '; ', hip 50"]
“an; Wu shrunk lull sup
«white. my and plaids
gr. Comfortablcs
v: the. warm, 50:" c Mon, ml.
hth Sldm u ‘th am
51‘“. of Ohmic in a var-m)-
patbom; and coloring." Spa-m,
33.98
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. _ ., .0118 mantra" the. 31159803? Nd. . - ‘she had to pay to others, about bale
And why. after all, should not women Let those beware who am the shorten-"me. the value of her pro-war favor- ;
road of disorder and revolution.” able balance or trade. ‘During the
The message follows: ‘ war America’s exports
khaki or anything else will give them To the Senate and House of Repre-"mly .W and increased
int-ices have increased their value. On
comiort and freedom. on with the sentatives: 7 ' ‘ ,
knickers of black satiin or blue serge or I sincerely "3"” that I cannot “-1“. other ’ she has m .
]_ to 've u 1, 'll present at the opening or this sea’ I!“ m of the America;
I’d) r'gl 1 ~10: y skirts and filmy 3km of‘the Cow_ i am mug pragmurmss previously held abroad, has .
rape nos 01 se and evening wear. ‘ loaned some ”900,000,000 to foreign
vented from presenting in as direct
where they are unobj'ectlonable and In- a' way as I could wish the my .sovernments. and mu built her on
deniably attractive. favorable balance of
questions that are pressing for smu- :8“!!-
. W tion at this time. Happily. i have the in“ hulthlu been greatly increased
mm to the use tor publication of , .. .. ‘ 1
news dispatches credited to it or A WelH‘ed Huahandg Social Club
in advantage of the has been deprived of the
*Kototbertisehthlsvamfindm‘ - ' l
, mating it heretofore um- .
[no local news published herein. . . .who have kept close tone lag; Europe an live only three ways
All rights of publication or m \\ hat do well fed husbands want ofsnylwnh 8mm“ in .
i
_ ‘ 1 their detail and or meeting favorable balance or trade
a 9.3mm,“ herein "-9 also no- kxnd of a club? Good feeding gmeni'fwhom thoughtful eldltl l in MOO times: .
*l' ' LY makes the male brute content to earnestly secmd. By imports “a m” country of
' stick around home. ‘
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THE PRINCE—MAN on Glam: 5 n the matter or the railroads and sold or or goods. or by establishing
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Perhaps the rather patronizing stuff. - .
Written in this country about the is to 1‘90““? from 1191' husband‘s 98-7
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prim? of Wales has not done him jus-“tate an income of 842.000 a your. Yet dressing you.
tice. ,There may be more in that young “191‘? are people Who say it doesn't; i hope that Congress will bring to jwithout concern. ‘m time has soar-
man than most Americans have “EJPay to gen things at a small profit. ;a conclusion at this session legisla. 1! Passed for Mutual govern-v
ected . _._.__4_ w. gtion looking to the establishment of a Mental loans. 3|" A“ Vi“ take 11-0 10
“p . Speaking of curbing the profitcersfbudget systenh- That there should be (develop in this Gantry a market for
. 'Captaiu li‘erdiuzmd Tuohy. a brilliantya Chicago man who sold shoes for $1 one single authority responsible for ‘forelgu stream hum fierc-
Irish journalist who has little Me for. 1 D'lll' was sent to jail for it W'hat's‘the taking 07 Ill .Nimims. and flora. WhICh “:34 to ”You! first
” l - ' ' .that aDPI‘ODriatious should be made 9‘3“ countriu 1!“ seating for on:-
inot independently or each other. but :exporta "by 3mm" of 8006! into
5“.»- 'with reference to one single compre- ““5 “"1“"? could 93W h“"° "‘9 9”
msxs: is just another differ-116mm? plan _of expenditure properly 'fect of preventing them from paying}
:related to the nation‘s income. there ltor our exportsund' therefore 0‘ 999-9
[can be no doubt. i believe the burden {venting the em": from being made. ,
oi preparing ihobu at most. in the l‘l'he WWW 0‘ the W “3‘ ‘
nature 0( the «$1, the work 1; to:1y ”We” “'9 “'2'“ lid in
.be properly done m responsibility 05M 5’ m ‘0 1% “has.
concentrated instead 0: divided. rest “3 Wrmm a“! 7‘0 W'
Continued F P ‘ r upon the executive. The budget so pro- m in ”Rule“! WWI.
. rom age Ono. ‘lpared should he submitted to and align". annulment ol marksman, ”I“ .
mom, or amended by a smug ‘cm_fthwu machinery or the ooun- ”manhu- the.“ d “in;
they mm the appetite when you answered the» 2:;
mlitee or each house of Cour-egg “din? with credits to can-y um g”.
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Limit——Buy as Much as You Wish
no single 3"!”th should be (1% “d produce SW “d u‘
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FOR‘WOMEN AND M
In models of style and quality impossible to duplicate else-
where. Materials of All W'ool Serge, Velour, Jersey Cloths, Georg-
ettes and Rich Velwets; colors are new and smart. “The biggest
values for the least money. -
$21.“ T0 $48.00
Choice NewDresses
$14.33 ”P “35.19;” '
These dresses are priced any below their actual value for
tenant’s sefing. Materials are Wool, Sergos, Poplin, Tsfl'eta,
Silk and Satin. All the good colors
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Women s Coats
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Comprising an odd lot and special purchase which have been
marked about one-third underregukr prices. Tomorrow
$18.00 To seam
tum? summer. rans-
, PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
iness Moe—93.
orwalk Branch Office—1388.
ty Editor’s Residence—14924
1 as Manager's Residence—
. 1062—3.
be comfortable and motion-free? If
knickers 0 black satin 0 blue serge or
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r ' “ Member of The Associated PM
- The Assodated Press is exclusively
fiss- import. ‘of w‘ to this country .
' royalty in general. and especially for
English myaltyfsuxgosts that Edward.
, Albert is misjudged because naturc‘ ‘Thc (‘Ofllt'
played an odd joke on him. putting ence of opinionabout mine and thine.
a real man into a girl's body. The ‘ rm
7Pflime is small, with a peach-bloom President Wilson Makes
Recommendations to Put
Stop to Unrest-
the use?
omplexion, undeniably slrllsh in lace
and form. 'Bul .lllt‘lt’ the resemblance
ends.
“He‘s a equiv-buck."
Tuohy, “not l‘vom (lad, hul {mm grand-
dmlu that Ll \‘t-l-llom
l, who mann'rml in he pnlirnly l-Tnclisl‘.
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find pancakes that Y :
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At this point the president made his
most extensive reference to the peace HOW
treaty by saying the causes for the un-
rest "are smwrflcial rather than
deep-seated." and that “they arise
from or are connected with the failure
on the part of our government. to ar-
rive speedily at a just and permanent
peace permitting return to normal
conditions. from the transfusion of
radical theories from seething Euro-
pean Centers pending such delay, from
heartless profiteering resulting from:
the increased cost of living, and lastly,
from the machinations of passionate
and malevolent agitators. With the
return to normal conditions this un-
rest will rapidly disappear."
The president renewed his recom-
mendations for legislation to deal ef-
nld sportsman
made by the Congress, except such as :MWEL H '9 “It ‘0 I01}. I?!
may have been included ‘in the bud- must ’9 "Grand to buy. Whatever.-
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get prepared by the executive or no- that“ ‘3" have 50"“ 0‘1? “9‘3 ;
No Quantity
EVERY m WPER SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS 0
gamma-m“ l $1 .65
y Co., Inc.
170 Main St.
60 Belden A: f
«it"sl‘l‘llt‘
v and fatally laminating.
A n \' bod]
j guttuml, (:ue-lphl. grunt
who comes nvm Edward Album, admits:
l lllil‘ him.
lltl:l
dcd by the particular committee of during ”’9 period Of What finer-iv
Congress charged with the image! can business concerning m 198“"
legislation. ‘ zlation we must now amt our eco-
Another and not less important as- .nomic life ‘0 a Chw condition:
poet of the problem is the ascerla-n- growing out “f ”‘0 fourths! American '.
ment of the economy and encloncylbm ‘8 fill] grown and that Am-‘
with which the moneys appropriated 39““ is ”“5 Email?“ capitalist in "19'
are expended. Under existing law world. -
’the only audit. is loathe purposoor as- ’in ‘NO POHCY 0f hWIN-1011 W5" “MN?
attaining whether expenditures have the 81‘0"“18 1189“ Mid opportunitloS. ‘
been lawfully made within the appm. {Of America. The provincial standards 2'
priations. x0 one is authorised or and policies of the past. which have.
A. - equipped to ascertain whether the ’held American business as if in a i ;
ties of life than often fall? to the lot {money has been spent wisely. 6&0 “flit-Jacket, must yield and give Way 3 1-
ofa British prince. H» made the most fectively with “those persons who by nolnimlb’ and efiectivebr- The aum- 4" “0 needs and eXisencit-‘s of the new.‘
or it. He tried mm. and-over again to fiolentt methods would abrogate our tors should be highly trained officials .day in which we live, a day full of;
. . . ime ested institutions." Wilh‘ permanent tenure in the may hope. and promise 1’0? A 11 f l ' '
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'gi 1 it mentiont trenches in“) ’4.“ . Several recommendations, some re— ury department, me of obligations to 3°33» if we Vi“ but take advantage 0f m which the . a! govern a vital and willing se to the nu» “ml conditions b“ a "‘
reg men. .. “a: not {moms} to do newnls of previous ones, were made'or motives ”f consideration for “lath" opportunities that are cure “moment has already PNPIWd or can tion. By materially increasing the posed of representative:
that, but he kept as near the from as or a“ subsequent administration. ’9“! as1‘1118- The recent war has end- 3” MM tor cultivation and production 0! his land, he Suppnfl'krs and of the agricultvx‘
also. on many of the cut-over or neg‘ America and the allies with the m pponsime («jewel-mi}.
Per
Quit
Modern Grocer
1% Cedar St.
25 Ely Ave;
Tuohy, “oven liw Valor-.1," wEl
_ He has pm'vonulin'. And
achieved the miracle of tlwvclopin‘:
himself into .‘l two] human lwfx with
individual i l y. tlt-llli)(‘!‘21(’)'
and force, in mm» of the hol-hausv cys-
HOD.
he
as,
m i:;m:llit_v.
tem of English ('mlrt odum .
The war .L’Il't'f; him his chanw ln‘ing‘
‘ing a greatnr possibilizy or freedom
vand association with men in the rculi-i
1 Gave Ave.
lei
.mlh
low
Fit
LP‘V‘};
urn!” ejaculated the boyish officer,
I!»
:turning on his heel, left the place. ‘
preserve and
cost of living. Among them were ex-
offered themselves. and lived a real amine into and ate “a P t duty and responsibilitv. .
mt “9°“ ~ pand- limit; of the older states; and I once keep their immense armies in the field. ’
lotions for transportation or foods inltained by the executive departments ing world markets. condition or I“ m
I V I _ very urgently tht his plans shall re fwar.
tom permitted. he became, a soldier. nly equal opportu-l of increasing the prod cti mum Of this unrest.
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Jersey. 3. law requiring marks to_to the secretary or the treasury. {WEN and that t
. m Wines 1 the Congress to consider nous 0‘ “'1‘ from or are connected “II I".
, He came back‘ to the war zone one “competitive selling and prevent un- problem of future taxation. Simplifl- the nations “a“ “nu“ “1 “'3' 1‘“ “mm?"
. . ‘1...” m n.
nu - . _ . interstate commerce I -« Tm “9 “he" matters of import- the establishmm ‘9'“ pmmmmg U L
“1‘9. 7d, mto a chair, saying: Fm- the- - 4 These taxes performed indispensable ,snce upon which fit America. .and m mu” "m“ “‘9 m0“? att’a‘m" of radical theories from m"
. -I’ve had three weeks acfinx for! pressing for solution. rm / 1‘99va or the puma
[lion and rights of labor. taxpayer inconvenience and sure it is be, fl
,diate and very. practice I“. ' 7
, bring about a genuine idemocratln-l With reference to the details of me u i 9’01””
. fit is a m tte : I. 7 ’
tau-a Ballast Sflevances to to re-‘ a ' ”f recognition “Niel I“ m» estimat- K
at; 1 federal
«the
antitrust a. pence basis. mm W“)
,— , , t with (NH ‘1'”
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”9““? moo-p to death its criminfll (“"7
by the president to bring down the
he could. run into all the dancers that and authorized and empowered )0 ex Gd our isolation andthrown
‘ . . - Upon us _
“mum of the food comm! law to: x The Wed areas which lie within the creased amount of food necessarv to I w m I
aiutan- life. He has always disliked peace “mes m" the emergency; ’egu"lh€m°¢s 9‘99“!“ “d “*8 mans 0b- -U’*“°‘ States must share the ex take the llbe t of H i dis oup cal 30m am L ,9:-
. The United t m r y recommend-_ e n pensably helped to win the
e ' S . . _ . DH 28 . [V t. .
We? C lemon! 0 far as the W“ mtf’rstate commerce; 8. cold storage of the government. Their reports idesires for itself 0 . But there ‘5 30" scarcely lawlessness in our bud" { « Ml;
. law modelled after the law in New§should be made to the Congress and inity with the other nations ‘0! new“? the immediate- “3 substantial need “11}. rd. ~
Hombre two or three characteristic ficugh the {support of the Cm” food and the :10ch of life I “k Md complicated. are supem : ‘
[war pictures of him! its)? itlhstolrinith 0; time roads are; I m that the 0003933 will , ration and fair com-f . & the latter a ’ .. . he“ deep-Seated. BI‘Oldl." ‘ ““ w
_ g , an a emanation to meyetition, the legIfin-uue interests or.“ to can your “tuition to the state Daring effort along these lines. The lire on ‘, . , or our :0“ me!“ u
. . . _ .- . , concerned may be suc- 9-1108 0! doing eVemhjn’ - ‘ In)“: . , r.
- , t g l' .l . ’ . l S 908 .1111? . 1:.
in“ re “mm mm _a“ Ollie” ”“Wgzxgifzam: misfits by] federal ’cation or the income and moms taxes ,cessrully and equitably adjusted. {urging legislation with reference to bible ‘0 promote productioa along soo- . 1y at a I‘m ‘ pp
“glam “‘1“ "WWI dust-V and 0° 9°” °n3 3° "“5 “0* “has 120mm an immedme .5 or the chemical and “mad ““6. to improve marketing , m an r m
' con «”0118 rnm Hm "MN!” ‘
‘ l urged action and dyestuir malls“? '
. . . _ . - “ A long portion of the mass 9 was 129 d ' ' . - ‘ l .. ‘ h
we of Mike. gm. m a Scotch and as non uring the war. They must, the last session of Congresg Am > , d. Withful. is obvl
‘1 - ldevoted to a discussion of the cow) be simplified, not only to 'are sun WM?!“ ong the industries to whicn- oua. I 17.30““? ’m" centers pending
1m“ nd 1’ ho t fed ' ’ not n m for me 5'! £0 5 "cm heartless profiioerinr ‘
' es, :1 a u'.’ l . “933 . again, . - See .. ., ,
.. « _. .m- - "1 9 _ 9 . ,expeuso, but no order that his 21:31pm; remand you that there is one mine- secure the h the increase of the (“5‘ ' .
Le appeared in :1 Milan cafe one‘ment in the condition ot'labor” “in, m be made certain and definite. ‘ , “mid lastly from the machilL-‘i w".
- seeking as usual to coneealt 3,95,“th from th
.. “cation, through the >
_. . . tion of mm: us r l l e “a" . ‘ With th ~ -l .
Witty. The waiter, recogmzing- ‘ '7 W erevenm law. the of the .should to t ' ' ,‘ 6 return to nmmu ._
" ‘The only way to keep men from ad.‘ y ' so in the M "be?!“ spirit. . enlarged pm. or farm; his 11th will rapidly dissanw’“ ’
. The close re. . wool urns teens to me that in dealing x ‘ if
amove the grievances,” ‘ » . . . a. I d “'0’ the continuance ltultion Congress should nut ll" 1“"
dent’ ' ' ~ ,- . . or Mk 1m"“““‘fbflllmxt or mm. but show“?
' L l ' W “a” to more the entities: ll --‘: “15"
' “V. to bring our return Imf
”tell “Villa conditions undo:~ ll“ 1"":
hum of restrictions upon l""“"“‘
.. . W on m ems. And if >1“?
W‘s-fa. m government war
ka‘fi ‘ii‘k‘l‘im “W“ m who violent m“: .
* ' ”Witch“ to our timeiner'”
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