. 'lTID AY, JAN. 16. 1920.
5:: Délll‘i i‘UKWALn
h HNING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
_ 1. &: AI L. GOLDENT‘PPapi.
f-‘i‘lDAY, JAN. 16,1920. ” ' ”
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.‘I .ASONIC NOTICE
_, . , Lodge No. 108. F. and A. M.
'.' '< in Masonic Building, Soutn
o. "t'l,
I..i\lllli
lhl and 3rd Tuesday of
July and August except-
,' .~ o'clock. All Master Masons
.vmtn-l. Asa T. Lowndcs. XV. ’.
1'. Hut \1 \\'i1cox.secretarv
- VENING SENTINEL TELBv
PHONE CALLS
't‘ftorial Rooms—92.
‘...:.incss omce—93.
crwalk Branch Office—4388.
,=i‘.,v Editor’s Residence—4402.4.
.. usiness Manager's Residence—
1062—3. - '
.ditor's Residence—218-42.
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not otherwise in this paper and alsoI
:13 local news published herein.
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MODERN PRlSON SHOPS.
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warden of a Michigan peniten-
has- .1 hobby. it is that cvt‘rv
1 11:1 should be equipped with niotl~’
Y‘ machinery and its wm'lteln'iprtl
i -;-t abreast of the times. He has
. :u tenuous; tor his theory.
Tim first is that every lmpt‘ovo-.
1‘1? in lllt'llltltlri ol‘ manufacture low.
the Post of production: and.
.1.» the Sliili' is opt-rating a work-
"up. 11 SliOllld employ the most econ-
11i.:tl methods for getting the great-
eal. resting, ‘1
1;... :u-cond reason is, the wolnre 0‘ l
.1» 1; A man who learns :1.’
:11 pri.~:on, working with nltl'l'llfilh‘
tholst, or doing;r painfully by
1' ll viz-1t is. done in lllt‘ modern Shop‘
’ ' 1:1:11-ltiner3'. is ill fitted to find em-i
'1~51.:nm‘ at his trade when he einerg‘i
r1011: prison and must take his.
iam- once. more. anions his follows?
‘i‘. liurlbut, the warden referred to.‘
, -t'l~ that there is a great advantage.
.Jll: to the man and to the state it.
«vi 1: the prisoner, when he becomes
than. icadv to take up work as
1'. lwin: done by most advanced
He thinks much of the (lis-l
1111‘11gt ment which turns these men
mix: to drifting and crime could be.
b3 the simple means of
"‘54.”; thcni up to date.
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is much to be said 101- this
1 11m l’.‘.it:ll. Untloubl'edly there has
a tendency of late years toirelax
.21-11 in disciplinary measures.
is no incompatibility be-
'. punishment; which involves la.-
~-.! the performance of labor in
1.31:1 advantageous way.
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A UNEVERSAL SPEECH. \
ti: -:‘3’ now and then someone be-
1;» to urge. the. establinhment of 9.
Unreal language for faciliating dip-
-1.-.tic and commercial intercourse
111mg nations. There have been ar-
nt advocates of certain artificial lan-
such as Emeranto, Ido and
11.11» 11; but these have not gained a
"‘3 \\ 1(le following n01 the serious
of 51113 influential group Oil
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i1» (-1113 a questionnaire was sent
an intetested organization" in
. ni'.».‘..olm to the professors of langu-
--- at the universities of a number
Jim-rcpt countries, to learn their
on this subject. As reported
:«r‘ i'em from Stockholm. 19 ans-l
have. been received so far.
of these oppose Esperanto
artificial languages, but
strong approval to the
1' 'lzer
1‘ their
1:1 of English.
1 of French as a universal-lan-
Another favors German. 011-
trcfers Esperanto, and two Ido.
. 1» vfwssor‘ of Sanskrit is among
- who express the belief that Eng'
r wild be the midst
‘-»" i-n“ such a. purpose.
-.~t‘1ne<‘1 to play in the world's!
.V'i . . their Wide commerce and lead" , 4‘
l i: !Cal role all seem to indicate , 3
language they speak would '. f;
Than, . i,
“‘0 '1' a in eater importance
“ "1-" hugttages. '
.im «war. this seems" to be some: ' i
1' 11:- illicit no board or group of PF”:
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11 111i
1 m settle. 11 there tg' to be
rill \\ orld language it. “'2'
3”!“ “"—1"8“) to tit woxid—n‘eedfl 3
“ “”39 3 true that (oral '
:._:.)'v110;p allenL‘on to W
1:“ V' d) to theirs. W
‘ady “‘“d "E‘I‘Y wide " ‘
my likel-
to become '
Yet-51a! la Millage, '
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,uae making his annual
£11133.m
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more Secure. place than out-of-thc
in working .
One professor is.
Suitable 3",»
The part
Great Britain and Mexicar
WHY TEMPT THE BURGLAR? i
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Tho chitf of police of the little city’
report tor-.10.
Among other things he said:
rticntinzi of
the necessity of {inllinz a
way
places for leaving: Liberty bonds and
other valuables when. they are about
from home. “'1‘ 1111:] one burglarv 30b
alone. where llll'l‘t‘ were $3,800 worth
of liberty bonds stolen this year."
There is no use trvintr to deceive
the hint-Jar 113' putting: the bonds un-
der the inattreis or in the piano. HO
knows all about the cracked teapot
and the old trunk and the sewing
l‘aa'kct and the corner Of the library:
rug. That is his job. He knows more
“I wish I might draw the
(itizrns to
Daily Service Between New Haven.
Norwalk and Philadelphia
10.18136 trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded vans for furniture work.
South Norwalk—122 Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—174 Seventh Avenue, Phone FW‘ 7347-
New Haven, Conn—266 State Street. Phone 427 Golanyw
Herschfield Motor
TranSportati on Co.
BridgepOrt.
“otit-oHlte way places than any hon
est citizen does.
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Jan. Adv: No. 2
OELtctous
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A luscious big piece of snow white sugar cream
with plenty of the best mint- flavor all enclosed
in rich coated chocolate.
We regularly sell those Patties in our stores at
80¢. a pound; but by manufacturing in our own
Candy factory very large quantities for this occu-
aion and by taking A short .
59c lb.
c WEEK END 8
FOOD SPECIALS
.A package olnny of the following high—grade household
neceuilleo for 11:. when you buy another puckn¢e gt 1.1.
regular price Friday and Saturday. Two packages for
the price oi one pint 1c. Products are not sold to much
for profit as to induce the greatest number of nausea
keepers to visit our stores.
Opeko Tea
{Your choice of indil Ceylon. Formula Oolon‘ English
[Breakfast at miredsgn half- pound car-
tons Regular 1- cc c 2 56
Week-end: for c
“ Breakfast Cocoa
[Fine flavor—makes a rich nourishing
~in half- pound tlnl. Re ular Price 40‘
\ 39119.. . m2 fort ‘
Copktng Chocolate
In cake form—for muting!gr home candy
v.31: tiara?“ rum: 2 for 36¢
. Mayonnaise Dressing
I Excellent no: (ire-sing for allude, men! and full. Jul!
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ezzn, mustard vinegar and spiced. Our
Rezul-r Price 38c thmz for 39¢
r , Peanut Butter ‘
We can punitively In? tho! there In no oupcrlor produc‘
on the mlrlwt. A fine smooth. “rich.
nourishing food product in Monaco “2131-; ’0' 46¢
Regular Price 45c.
Breakfast Cofl‘ee
1 In on: poun double parchment lined bun A very
mil-1?”: mieg. "(vacuum balend 1.3;):-
‘ on y rout on groin or M2 82
‘ Prl'ce 55c. for c
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A 358 him of
Charmana
Face Powder
70 Waihliglon Street. 801th Norwalk,€oi1n.
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To the Worthy Poor A-
No worthy person need sufi‘er .
a mOmentforwantofproper
Drug 15' fares
CUJ' PRICES
A few samples of Liggett’s every
day cut prices on
Drugs, Toilet Needs
11...... and Remedies “mm:
P ricu
100 Aspirin Tablets, U. D. Co. . o 069
_ 25c, Beocham’s Pills . . . . . .22
60c. Bromo Seltzer . . . . o .45
35c, Castoria , . . ., . . . ‘ .29
25c. Carter’s Liver Pills . . . . .14
50c. Cuticura Ointment . . 3 . .42
7 250. Cuticura Soap . , . . . . - 20
1.00 Dandcrine . . . . . . . -79
50c. Dioxogen. . . . . . . ~40
Epsom Salts, per ll). . . . .1 1
75c. Eskay 5 Food , . . . . . ~53
1.00 Father John’s Medicine. . . -90
1. 00 Fellow's Syrup . . . . . . .89
350 Freczone . , , _ , «33
1.25 C1113 s. Cl3cerinc Tonic . . . 1-19
50c. 11111113 H & A. Cream . , 9. .37
$1.00 Hornets. Mailed Milk . . -"9
50c. Java F acc Powder '. . . . ~36
300. Kolynos Tooth Paste . . . 21
750. LaBlacbc Face Powder . . . ~59 -
30c. Laxative Bromo Quininc . . ~24
$1.00 Listerinc . . . . . . . .73
250. Lyon’s Tooth Powder . ‘.. . -18
50c. Mcnnen’s Shaving Cr. . . . “15
1.00 Mcllin’s Food . . . . . . -69
50c. Mulsified Cocoanut Oil . . . 39
25c. Mum . . . . . . . o "o‘ '23
1.00Nujol.' . . . . . . . . .86
$1.10 Nuxated Iron . . ,. . . ~~9
15¢. Palmolive Soap . . . . .' ~09 T I
50c. Pebeco Tooth Paste . ._ . . -37
25c, Peroxide Hydrogen . . . . ~25
80c. Pompeian Massage Cream . . .65
60c. Resinol Ointment. . . . . ~42
250. Resinol Soap . . . . . . .20
60c. Sal Hepatica . . . . . . 4'0
1,50 Scott’s Emulsion . . . . . 1 19
35c. Sloan’s Linimcnt . . . . . -29
Seidlitz Powders . . . . . ‘. . 25
600. syrup of Fig; . . . . . . ~42
60c.Vick’s Vépomb . . . a. . . ~50
Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil. 0 , . 5-9
250. Woodbury Soap . . , . .20
a SHLEl
PYRALIN
IVORY"
FINISH
_ AT h. OFF
$}%dzifie andcomplete
Sign
TOILET ARTICLES
selection
as the new DuBarry de-
gn. Here 18 an opportunity to buy Odd
Electra to add to that Gift Set you got
hristmas—or to buy a complete set at
a saving if you were disappomted. Each
piece is plainly marked With the selling -
price. '
The clerk will subtract M1.
This ofier for January only.
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DEPARTMENT
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Bowton Stor
TOMORRO W, 81% FEEDS W
Bargain Day
GREAT PRICE CUTS ON WOMEN’S AND MISSES’
SUITS SKIRTS. ETC. BARGAINS ON EVERY rLOOR AND IN EVERY
SSW“ ' -
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95f!
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DRESSES. COATS
DRESSES
Just Received From the Manufacturers
300 Brand New Dresses
Bought at Such an Unusual Saving That We Are Able
to Oder Them Tomorrow
At Sensationally low Prices
These Dresses represent the smartest styles for
‘3 mid-winter and early 8131': n;
the materials are fine
tint-1f. “refinement: “'0‘" 8““
“SE8. ................ $12.95
i ................ $16.95
it. ................ $18.95
9 .. -0. ......... . ....... $25.00
1 Values up to $38.00 ................ $29-00
BLANKETS
At Substantial Savings
Heavy Gray Blankets
Full 9171-. heau' weight 1with a
thick lli‘t‘t) fi111::t1. worth :6 pair
at
$4.98 pair
Cotton Blankets
Good practical blankets, warm
and durable. Special .
$3.98 new
Wool Finish Blankets
These hlemiwtx look and feel like
wool. tlil(l are ju-t as warm.
.‘liltlt' trout :1 fine quality, soft
ling." tittplt 311111. with :1 Soil.
(‘Jt‘ll n: ill. 5w cial
$5. 98 and $6. 98 pair
Plaid Blankets ‘
A selection of plaid in beautiful,
l‘tllitl'lnllw‘v—"l‘dlll Size. soft and
fluffy. 011111119111: finish. F]N¢"2ll
" "' $7.98 and $9.98 pair .
Indian Pattern Blankets“
Thesc beautiful blankets are maul»
front a sot: sanitary cotton. Ih‘
designs arc attractive and
unique. Special
$7.98
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COATS
COATS
COATS
finest quality materials.
priced.
”Full Size Sheets
Heavy quality—39311111 ss——Bl( ach-
ed or Unbleached.
Special .
S $1.98 each
Full Size Bed .Sbeets'
. Firm quality. Value $1.50
. Special
$1.79. Special ’
Pillow Cases
'V Size 45x36, 3-inch hem Value 50c
. Special
39 cents
4-4 Unbleached Sheeting
Strong, sturdy Woven. Value 35c
., fipwal 25cyard
Table Tons or Tea Cloths
Fine, smooth finish damask Hem-
med, ready :or use. Value $1. 50
.‘ Special
Unbleached TableD Damask,
; St$ong hand wearing quality. Value
‘ * .8119an
69c yard
100 Pieces of Imdoth
Sort texture andmne ahteer quality.
The best fabric for women ma
children's Rogelio—yard wide.
Value 84.00. Specialsadso
3350M
361mb Scotchm
Neat blue
Value 50c.
dresses.
grapes.
Values no to $49.00 ...... 7.
W’e Have Lowered the Prices On All
We men’s Suits
Smart becoming ser iceable models. fashioned of the
perfect fittinq and splendidly
made: at less than the manufacturers’ prices.
Dress Skirts
1+ ‘All good models of Wool S
Plaits Velours. Silks Velvets.
98ceach’
Values unto $26.00 ................
Values up to $38.00 ................
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Suitable for-- Kimonos and House,
and pink,
Wonderful Bargains In
Women’s Coats
A large choice of splendid durable Winter
Spring Coats. in all the favorite. materials and colors.
and Earlv
$18.98
$29.00
$38.00
ergo. Poplins. Fashionable
etc. Greatly under-
54 Inch Check SuLfinES
\‘alue $2.50. Tomorrow
$1.49 vard
36 Inch Navy, Blue
Dress Satin
regular 33. 00 at
$2.29 vard
36 Inch White Wash
‘ Satin
Regular $2.75.
All silk.
For/
$2.19 varr’
Women’s W“:
N izht Gowns -
Warm and heavy quality material
full and roomy garments. and well
made. Special 3225
Chml‘l'h 8 tGowns
‘ "M $1.89
Women’ s Jersey Bloomers
regular-ac.
Flesh and WM to,
Special
79 cents
Extra SizeP Crepe Bill)!
Burke Paloma:
Regular $2..50 Special
81.98
Wm... . 9...... W.
Flam doe
"dons coloring;
31.15
Women’ a anlow
Aprons
7’ U- lent ‘m ”w.
the potion-ulna colon-inn. worth
31.98. Snead ‘
81.69
Comiortablts
A splendid alumina or high grade
(-1“ milllillllO‘S (‘nvm'inL Oi finest
(‘uzilii3 siikoiint. intern 11nd
l5~11n<h iiiull in beautiful artistic
designs and ('(ilfilllliti filled 3.1111
ltlll't‘. white downy cotton.
$5.98 and upward
Baby Blankets
Blue and pink. with pretty fun
lll‘Hl i'lli‘ClE'. Special '
98¢: each
Crib Blankets
\\‘hitt~ with blue or plilix bordcrr.
soft, ih-ecy. warm finish. Special
29 39¢ each
Crochet Bed Spreads
Larize $th). high quality. beauut‘ul
etlect in i'aisml designs.
Value $0.00. Special
$4.98 each
Women's Cashmere Gloves " ‘
Black. brown and gray, two-clasp!
regular $1.00.
Specialw pair
69c pair
Children’s Mittens
Astrachan backs with kid palms:
Special_pair 3 #-
69c pair
Size 18x30 intclice. Heavy, strong,
good wearing quality. V'aiue .
$1.49
, Rubber Door Mats 1-1:.
Special Tomorrow i“
49¢ each “
Perfectly fitting. flcecelined. low
neck. sleeveless, ankle length. g
Men’s ‘Hemstit'ched '1.
Handkerschtefs a
Soft finish. full size, regular 19c. :-
h
regular 95c ”-
Rubber Door Mats
Value $2.50. Special *1
Size 111326. Value 75c R
Women’s Union Suits
Special
$1.69
each Special
12¢ each .
Cuticura Soap
Regular 25c at
21c cogs
Hines’ Honey and Alma .
Cream g
Regular 50c at
42 cents ,
Mavis Tolcum Powder -
Regular 25c at ‘
19 cents
Prophylactic Tooth .
' Brushes
Worth 85c It
PM Tooth Post: 9
Wrm. It ‘
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