”co that the American army is n noncn- “
,gne of the greatest in existence, and
' . . . A Dutch delegate to the réfleut' m~
ENING SENTINEL iternational labor conferencie held at,
ssrnsiféimn BY ' ~-«
.Wasblngton reminds Americans final
5 -. , .
,after the Napoleonic war: there waS,
, JAMES GOLDEN "'thirty years of groping" before the"
. ' new level of industrial progress was!
a A‘- 1" GOLDEN‘ Pro“ reachefi and says, ““71: expect a simi-l
...... ““M '“““ “”W‘“ W lar groping for twenty years now." I
'5 DAY’ DEC..6, 1919 That. “sounds dreadfully discourag-
‘u‘ - . .
TUB IMXHN .. ling. Nineteen years more of the on
: TEMOARROW AC F032. rest: controversy and confusion that
' we have experienced in the United:
tide 10:22 a” m‘; 10:57 I" m' :States since the armisticewas signedfl
rises 7205; sets 424‘ Nineteen years more of quarrelllngl
4%”. C“: capital and labor‘ of political bicker»!
mAsomc NOTICE linz. of unsettled policies regarding in-.
. 'dustry and trade, of, inadequate 'Jro-E-
' Well, LOdee No: 108. F. and A. M.ldumion and chaotic distribution. of“
“6,0“ in Masonic Building. South wealth. of rattling, banging, squeaking
4.“. street, 18t and 3rd Tuesday 01 economic machinery. of clans erfl'yl
month—July and August except- and pcrjudjce. before we, get things!
I178; o‘clock. All Master Mil-“Unslstrnightencd out and the nation goats"
iiy invited. John R. Finch, W. its stride? 4. ~ , g
V '30an M- Wiléom scoretaly. There is not lunch in the present; .
- ‘ . situation it must be admitted to arouse?
"G—t‘é’Engfiw'irEm any great amount at optimism. Butt
I: PHONE cm 90 years? Surclv the country clarinet,I
om Rooms-92. wait that. long~und will not.
”I omchga Though things look bad everywhere,
Branch omcedlggg. somehow one can't help believing that
Editor’s Residence_1492.4. there is more power here than else-
egg Manager's Residence- where to get out of the slough of dear,
, 1062—3. pond~more confidence. enmy and
- I"! Residence—213.43. constructive ability.
, __ : Kipling realized this when he wrote.
Number of The Associated Press. 0‘ (be American,
.2 Associated Press is exolusively "Vl'fl‘iile‘rcproof around him rings
. . ed to the use for publication of no films a keen. untroublcd gazo'
'_ new: dispatches credited to it or ”
otherwise in this paper and also
scurry. NORWALK‘ ""5"" YE““‘«°”"“”"‘E" Bret“ “*5“.‘10:“.em'l‘ui‘gésksfir
Following an ancient custom the pious
. ... thanks thlsyear for a prmiperous so: son a
. 1]:ngth ‘I‘?sins:a“’:ineedt‘l’f thing; and protection of Providence. This pilot
103,223: ”fiflfiifififn’efi spe- homedaovkv. it]; earlier; 2:1 til: refill” of the Goa” ”"85“ praying on the M
,.: dispatches herein! are also to- are likely to 550w inn great deal 143 Joyed ‘n unusually good gens-n because of conditions
. than twenty veal-s hovever lonz it. which created a great demand iortheir good hauls.
fisherfolk of, Butane adored 9
no besgught the continued on! l
oomph Show: a. group from one _
The Bretons on
{allowing the war
mill of a bench.“
...l
’ .
l
’l
may take Europe to room’er.
.TRU‘I’H FOR MEXICANS
fiexicans have been told the truth
, 't the United States, and ought to,
he an the “30170 strongly impressed fe
THOSE WHO FELL lN FRANCE -
The 65.000 American soldiers who
he ublest man 01' them all, speak-
7 oni the \‘01'2‘e of the grave. Gou-
‘ Felipe Angeles. in the court mar-i
that sentenced him to death, de-‘l
home—but not yet.
There has been much uncertainty
* ungreat nelzhborinrz nation has
'ly the kindliest feeling for us and
our Welfare. It is often said in Mexr fpns'iderable sentiment in favor of it.
. y. Thfihgh its former army was of
fittle importance. its present army is
jcct in view that they were all col-l
,G‘gnet‘al Pel'shmfl' “1101“ "‘0“ MOXi' lcctml in the big cemetnrlcs set apart'
ciuns regarded as a trespasscr on filoir
“We haw .‘JltfiYt‘ll the whole \V'Olltl .
‘ ~ . ‘ l'cintll'l‘s of the fallen soldiers refer
that While the American is clean in -D come,
. ’or on. in: fa" . '-
3119 United States in its tlcnlingfi ‘ID “HUM and the tcmpot
~. 3113‘ of thr-ir m’n l - every
(hat General Augeles coupled that ' ‘ ( cad until the} have‘
th recognition of the country's
t military strength: The good
” by Americans toward Mexico
—-I____....._..
presistcnt. refusal of the ‘R‘lexh
The time ner be a )roach' '
rpexicu‘n offenses have become " pl mg “hen
set and maintenance of order
' . Manufacturers urge. ' r '-
ency on this continent. ‘ 1m to be “ork
.- _ . . p . . .. _ . .- could
_,TO MAKE SCHOOLS WORSEQN billPVf‘d that this substance v~lll
filled at the dinner table. the e“ “”0" 0’ “'°°]' It ”a“ be came”
.-" gh school. He told how ,poor bers‘haVe been found under themicro-
Onward.
or): oh'cctiou; f I": . .
.. revolutionary Mexico has crrcd . H J . i 0 ilnce. The Flench the GO‘Od >Fight:
.“ . , ‘ (m not gomg to pormlt the removal of Goes Form to War. etc.
i very excess of kindness. It is member of
boon buried for tllrcc vears and want signed on his or.
this ””0 applied to forelcn dcnd bm‘i- the sign of the (loss, in token t
“banned.
. ._ o _. ..-- . .._V._..m:-..E.:.-.. . _-
CAMPAIGN NEARS CLOSE. -
——_—___._._._,___ Sunday-1.1m Day Will: Grout Every
Mombor xii-moo for Servi‘oo
and Money.
> The 'Nutiolede campaign lsdraw-
ii in France, and who roman there ing toward a ciose‘
it because it came from the lips in the greaggmi’mary cemqmfies ,eg évhich are up to the original schedule,
apart for them, will all he brought’and Sunday is the day Of the great,
.5 every member canvass
and money to pay those who serve.
The note of service is easily the best.
about this matter. The government'note of the whqle
originally intended to bring the Bond‘skstgg ”‘9 {:90ng
home. Then it Was decided to leave ”me up: w c
_ . . o v-t - . -
them in FranCe. because there was ‘3a5it“thinfdlieflfiififlfiggtghg ’
the war—the great company of the
and because it was felt that they would flower 0‘ mi’ manhood 0' ““5 .world
thus constitute a lasting bovnd betwecn th) offered themselves “0 willingly
tlu- two countries. It. waswith thls'ob‘ ‘ rm set-me, even
. ,wealth for booking them up. far gut» ii a f
1 , f u f G 1 for the-m. it has been found. how’ewr,‘porting'thein. for seeing thfit the‘y hid"- ‘ M“ 9 m
89" Is one o 1‘" oremosl "up” 5 as thc result of a referendum that aiproper
of the day. A big majority of parents and other cl as everything that would hasten the re. for three years.
‘ " ‘ ‘ - °‘ ' suit Vvhlch we knew
equipment.
be conceived.
do not want tinti
The war POW!
in the parishes
0 ask that
and girl in;
f or herself!
for services,
5r equipment
workers. that the
something real.
costs more than
the giving ovate. to liar w
.their lives. it need be. So we wnojthem a‘ lot. i
stayed at home'were glad to pourout 1“”
food, curds. Pledges are to
._ _ *mm‘h‘
, l , .
“as 5“” ‘°‘ woooo AGENCY LEAQS.
‘ I h I p m and Save as many of the
‘ ‘ 0 law- 1 cm irought home. ‘Thcir precious lives as possible.
mind. bod) rm (lenmonxuont. V10 are “my“... '3“. 10"],9 respected. sion of the Church is :1 great warfare.-'
soluieli and uncrllm'ocall)‘ Inc ovj The on“, obstacles no“, are the lack and the militant hymns or the church ance departme
lie." ' are among the most popular. such as
Christian
Ronni-isle the New York insur—
hi by life
companies entered in that state prove
that the Edward- A. Woods equitable;
Kismagency in the country."
the church waspnid for "6.600. of new business dur-
ing 1918. Which amount exceeded nyr
. . . thereafter they should not be ashcm‘ ‘f’e thm‘tfhm PM)?“ dong“! um)
ed m llrcnch smi. There will be a de- ed to confess the faith of Christ ecu-record made,,by
'7 . ' ‘ . . ‘ lay.flH\I-of0pp.Ofabout1“?) yearg more. cified, and manfully fight under hlsa
waning laDltll). 31$ a man“. _ And the Nation-Wide meu
. ASBESTOS L paign is trying to remind church peo-
ernmnt and people to recipro-‘ C OTHING' pie forcibly. by the analogy of me.
the funil u‘ll l 't t war. and calling attention to their
. . - , ' i .V ‘1 tang] S garmen 5 over vows andcthe martial hymns of the
more int legible. Th eri- . . -
'4 ‘ 's fortifn'l'ielv' m e 1:11" as 5‘ DUN“ flame anti burn them clmn, As- church which are so well beloved 0!
.y 1 , ‘ " p pare j ‘ bestos will be the material of those her members. that [he “1”er 0" 1m
. dutyyfor the sake of national garments . church tar-the most important. be-
~ ‘ ' cause most real
' « suits. and that thnninmthe Worldxfor
:ing now upon asbestos as a textile. lt'xChrist is the greatest objective that
w..— I . .
*— It is time for
. ' . . y t ‘ ‘ ‘ ; , ‘ . people to stop acting as if the church.
re his Six children. all of school lump 0 be moxe 'ldlptable th'ln eith Were a little two-cent affair for the
, d d t t d performance of u tw
, ' . an spun on ma 9 in much the The. business
and busmcss man or an im or -
ty in am Northwth “ins critllcii- sumo way as flax. Some of the strands .0113?“ buildings
., - which stand in i
We .methids of the principal of“ «re inc and six feet long and its ti the members as
insurance
S f God
on o This office
her forehead ‘ with
goncml"
gency included in reports to the New
York insurance department, The to
fill commissio' of $2 .386 to John if
Northwestern Mir
idol who stood next to Mr. Woods
during 1918 when commissionjncome
alone is considered.
W
lasting "1 "‘ VAST BRITISH Enema.
0 by four religion.
having a lot oi
all over thercountr-y
he eyes of some of
*o comfortable- place
of
Arron-m.
l
prop- taillight tonight.
rm: spiders have poisonow tongs.
8 won more quickly and the Church are dangerousn ,0 ‘humn
do its'work as i! it “noun-ted to some :hut
thing worth while. What costs noun,
‘lng is little Worm—duh“. costs a lot is l
he {than}! wants it: per»
at they onremost for cost
n Mice and'money. So M
'oanyasscrs will ask for all kinds
of service on the-«owe Onwc’flgwj ._
by the pied“
be by the your
. , 57 ' t 1' ' ' , ‘ ‘—‘ ‘
lslplme was. and gave examples. cope o be only 1‘“? mllllonths of an
doing all You can to make them-,thousands of air cells. And. therein
me, You‘ have proved ‘ perhaps the the heat and cold_rosle‘ting*qualit.i- '
this prircip'll‘ is not q; "00d an’tes of asbestos as a‘materla} for cloth-
, ll . s. n .. b I . ‘ .
utiv’e as you are. “’ould you iakelmg‘ It will Shll§\ 93? the marching
job? Y0“. are making $3,; 000 per-”mat of. the‘sun of summer anduth '
.. ‘ ‘ '-‘ ‘ ' 1 4 . - . A“
'flievprincipal $1,400. You com? sugififggfdf taffgiggn. l b“! «fast
.because you are not getting- a~ ” 0’ n_ Is ..a . y
»0 exec-"live who aha has to . be'oi‘ asbestos clothmgms compared with
613-1. \V‘l‘tk‘h. '0“ ar " not ‘for 3] the fabrics now in common use. Ibis”!
v ,_’. ‘ 3 e ‘ ‘ unduly expensive. however, my ,
‘ , " . ' . . . “ housewife ismgéing‘fto be "greatly hr:
mfs‘yzn?Sigiifikfillmlcf: 5:: terested. Garments for growing romp-
. , ~ _ . n ' ’
bole system Was bad he said. fmcf‘ trio-k. These fibers are said to ' 7 o -
ally: one of the guests. a woman hme "mdt tensile strhngth. (Hereto- '
bad hm" .1 school teacher inter- fore the chief dotect of asbestos fa- « . I
‘ flu} this filatoméi’ltf ' 'bl'lCS has been their brittlenesS. W..-
99,3119 schools: are bad. And you. Lining all these minute fibers are; —,~r *
,,",’ a l
was
‘?
its Worth .6
. w" .
a .«v-‘r—w-fl-r --- -
_. ‘ .
. . . . . in: children need »_a. strain”; fabfic
...:Iusz‘fmusrzm W m4. ....
whutdiscimine he can ~ of rough wed? onltho _.chilll‘gbl§t;qlgo
ilyou ever gone to him. as a good idea-l ““6 Luann, ones“. ”:5?“ ing. .2 .
336W kudos a,1riend . of the And possibly Vvhemthe dye experts:
wishing him well in his con- and others “110 hereto 6" M the,
”......—
. 7 . gotten in knell: woru~~ubosloo tooth-f3
g, . hi _ ...)... >7 ,. . of
- utiing aiozismgggzgu'hazg lug will be .Iound't.or;be «beautiful no: :.
. . ’, M ‘ ‘ g .
doomed in .your conduct of poll as usehlLand durable? f, I].
233ml boyv’not. You sit. Seeing that, mirlfi‘cli _ ‘. l ,:
,a
lost year,” there may be WW
, l‘ . .md given him awe of mournoture 0: beautiful. 436m navel W ‘
cog-3mm
,‘ -4»; 2
MW If l” .'
, .4 it .' A,
l
m" is. Sat; no
. .. men BAG;
"i *s‘» - T“ 3?’°P°i'°i“‘ .3"
. JPEARI iii RITE '
.. ville Rim Secret”
. ‘ -—ot-e .7 N
SREGENT 'mmms;
Sam?
and thereafter every Saturday m
lnee'and twice Evenings
_ ~ ” Store
:AIN' SPECIALS
Tonight From 7 to 10 o’clock
hemmed Glass Towels
"Value Line. 7
Wrought. each ........
, Bolster Cases
J VKfle $1.1m.
Tonight. each . ........
Hemmed Huck Towels
Value 250.
Tonight. each ........
Shark Size Bed Blankets
..Volue 32.50.
., Tonight, pair ........
Flamed
Tonight. yard ..........
Crib Blankets .
"Tonight ......... .
Perfection Oil Ho
Specially Dries!
$5.75?" $10.00
Aluminum Perooiutors
Five cup size.
Value 34.00. Tonight.
Butterfly om. Powder
Regular 25c.
‘hnlgilt ..............
Monnen’s Talcum
m ”C. ‘
H‘onlght ............. -.
EAR
1H; Roosnrxw. CHAHIERS‘
drum“ of
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Nlne teumq in
the six-day blecle race at Hndieon'
5' Square Garden were tied for the lead.
jet 8 o'clock this morning. the 128th;
jhour. Each team had covered 2,2445
“ lmlles and 8 laps at that time. on court
,paz'ed with the record 2.056 no 4 hp!
.bycomeron and Knker in 1914.
The Belgian tom of Boys“ and
Epieoen regained the lap that it had,”
ion and was again god with the loud-1
and Bello and Thermos won: one.
flop behind the Italian - combination. _
{The Cinnamon-American team of Spenc-
3o'd and Chapman wu *tllroo
.3th the leathers.
{,7 . _'_‘_l Weber-attire Nonrkmmhod o;
to be entertained an hour a week. 1:2
played out. Hon
it no of conception.
'a lot of energy. and church men want 'Wfi'mm‘d-
lthat energypturoed In the
,rectlon. so on Buddy
Member Canvass ongoing t
every man. woman, boy
the church pledge himael
steal
Crepe Cl
$33.? 57’?“ .......... ' 39:,
l” $3.25.
To-
m... ................ $1.49;
load (all. curly this morning nod was!
taken to his qua-tetra: an intense!-
I‘m Dam and Cr»
rm“ auburn also tell, but no mm injury
"*9 Wmlreoulted nod they were hole to con‘
wows - $1.89
Maris . Face Powder
Regular 50c.
Tonight ..............
H" H _ndA :1
Ms onevo lmon
Regular 5%.
,tlnuo in thence.
Three‘tesn-s hare dropped out stage
to wholcmime‘ service. or part ume run; rate begun The contest closes at
oervice,’nnd ‘to pledge money for
and tucking of .
“objective myl
Toughnpur ...‘..
Value 33.00. _ x- ‘2 49;:
. . .
M94“!!! WM! .Inlde length ."
descended.
‘3’}:
«or:
,3
w “ff; v {file’-
as
Writ]!!! Paper "
Value 390.
Tonight ......... ) ..... 296 '2
Children’s Fancy Iland-
kerchiefs ""
256% 3 24 Sheets, 24 El‘.\.'¢?lur;;5 ”g
To-
night ........... 9‘:
Bone Hair Pins §
£33332: .2??? .......... 17c;
Women’s Potent Leather; ‘
Belts ‘ “
Women’s White Muslin 5“
Pettlooo‘ to .3
MuslinGowns
R&GCorsets_
Womais Union Suits
Tonight ..............
Touixh ......... $1.25l
} --'l‘l7’o Scanner Wm M-
. THE GIFT FOR A BOY
Ituis a. red lcttcr clay in thc
Jig! of a boy when he feels his
own first watch in his pockct.
Make more of a man of your
boy this Christmas and llclp
him apprecigtc the value of
time, by giving him a watch
that is made to keep time.
., ‘ some to wary
st "BRAND’S
my panorama“
w
. giro alcohols, can.
u n
K.
~ . ..
Including all her moses-mus. 'tho‘
British empire has the largest torri-
It had at the beginning or the
war a. total iii-en oglanzsrla square
miles, of which 121.512 are“ \n Europe.
2,187,550 'in Asia, 3,618,265 in North
Am{»rlca."s.s‘co ln .oenoa‘.
F'URNITfiRFE CO. .-
turuzzowoemnatous "
SO. NORWALK
all“. a Peace Treaty with 6w
3* nod .
on recommendation or the Foreign Relations
7 , ~ resolution came to o vote of the 8 . l
the. howver, a twodhll'do mm H
' Von nomad; ’
t
ii
‘I
being leceosu'y for adoption. i1 3‘
nary without
in!
ratify with Monauoms, 30 u» i
voted outlast ratification on ‘5'
in the and. too will of
“hm
W
gulls roost idiom-tint question or modern
outs in modern to state their atti-
‘f the. following ointment. which express-
any totem
on stings crew: :
matitms with imm‘-
nth Treaty and the \
--~ m ... - .. £.M~m
.....d.-‘
as of 28 nations, inch”-
8 Covenant. This was at: ~
“'8’
the people will br
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