Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 16, 1920 · page 6

 

 

 

 

 

the toretatherg of" Ajherlcan liberties
did not construct the donsmutlon With
no object In view or. without conscient-
iously realizing the moral and legal
necessity and worthiness of such a
true American declaration of faith.
The welfare of the nation lies in the
hands of a few men, composing the.
Senate, and the nation‘sprogresS and
_ dgvelopmcnt rests absolutely lupon
,3. t eir decision—and, by'the 'resu t '0!
MAY! MARCH 16"]‘920 their action so shall the nation profit '
' . ‘ or depricate.
runs ALMANAG P03 P JULIUS EDWiN UJHEl/Y.

ow , ,
10110112 Iron 'Molders’ Journal Edi-

’ 1.. tide 8:3711. 111.; 9:033». 111.
. rises 6:02; sets 6:01. tor Replies 'to Mr. Hill’s
' Criticism ”

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MASONIC NOTICES

 

 

 

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A outed commumcation of Old Well
No. 108, F. and A. M.. will be .

nest its rooms, Tuesday evening ed: both his sons served, duringlthe

, rch 16th ”20 at 8 oclcck Work late w,ar and 11ers volunteers. The

 

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.. 111.1331" Snob
—NEW SPRING—
Suits, COats, Dresses, Waists
WE, CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 6

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A Magnificent Showing Of
The Season’s Newest

 

 
 

M Deuroo A” Master Masons undersigned “as a member of two

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’ ‘ 11 missions sent to Europe durin the
ially a d fraternally invited. Fra— daikest days of 1913 He gassed .
thmush submarine attacks, air raids
and heavy shell fire, though he Was
ibut a civilian He felt that he had a
gduty to perform, and this duty to his
Government entailed much greater per-
“ in Masonic Temple, South Mair; sonal risks than were assumed by the
ct, the 2nd and 4th Tuesday; of management of the Nomalk 110D
month as oclcck July and Aug. ‘3 orks Company, in producing muni-
excepte'd All R. A’. Masono cor-. tions of war for the Government, at
, fly and fraternally invited. Ipmhably muclugreater profits than
D. BURR BEACH, H. p_ .1hey had ever been able to make in
inrodueing for the open market.
' In the second place, the Internation-
gal Molders’ Union has no 1' son to
‘feel ashamed of the part it in yed dur-
ing the war. it placed all of its re—
sources at the Government’ 5 com.
mand; it wai1 ed many of its 1'111 es and
regulations, so that there would be no

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. ASA T. LOWNDES,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, w. M.
Secretary.

 

 

Butler answer. No. 38, R. A. M. 122 So. Mam St.

, - S. LYONS. Secretary. 1 1913 Oldsmobile. 7P

 

 

Truck CARS FOR HIRE.

 

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So. Norwalk Auto Repair Co.

KENDBIGK & WHITE, Props.

REPAIRING. WELDING. ,
LIGHT TRUCISING AND PARCEL. DELIVERY
FOR SALE

Pass. Touring. l 1918 Studebaker, 7 Pass. 'Tour'
ing. 1 1913 1 Ton “’orm Drive Ford Tr: 1&1; 1 1918 Closed Bod3
Deliwr3. 1 1917 Open Bod3 Fox-’11 Deliver)

1 1911’

1 Ton chvzblic

Despite the thigh and constantly rising cost
of women's garments we ofl'er tomorrow
531121111111 dresses at sensationally' low prices.
The variety of styles is most extensive. All the

phone 301. most approved fashions for spring.

 

Remarkable values and distinctive models.
Satin, Foulard, Taffeta, Georgette Crepe and
Crepe Meteor

. DRESSES

$21.00 To $35.00

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interference with production1it as

S _
. Sisted the Government in uncovering
' cases where employers, taking advant
age of the‘ situation endcav mod to im-
pose Prussian methods upon their em—
1110395 for the purpose
greater profits.
3 So fai as the sttiko at ”be Norualk
lron \K 01 its Comp. n1 was concerned

the evidence forwarded to our office,

READERS’
IE WS ’
' indicated that it was due. not to the
- n—na—uu—ia. GEOI'IS Of the Molders’ Union to make

, trouble for the Norwalk lron “701115
2’". Companv but instead the discharge.

by that concctn of a mnlder who had
$becn in thcix en.-
t UNsAMERICAN PEACE TREATY vears because he 1-5 an acting mem-
itor Sentinel' her of the local union. The action of
,It is high time that the League of the cornpany. in this instance. if 1111
1.. covenant was strbicken pro facts am as the) have been submitted
.. e by the' majgg-itv of the Ameri- to us from authoritative sources, was
3 11 people “1.311151w (,1 1131; 361133031111 an unpatx'iotic action. Not only this,
' u edrim. so deciSchly that 1.5 (19 but it was in direct opposition to thc
would entirch 10111011319511.1113; ad1ice and the principles co1e11ng. m
’lson’s ambition m <ubn1jtting it 3., dustrial relations uhich had been laid
Senate [01 luzthcx discu~;;on 01 doun by l’1csidcnt \Vilson in OltIPl'
to to furth 1" ms person-11 :nte,.1hat the greatest possible co—oper'ationf ,1
' in promoting the Welfare 01‘ de— in ptoduction could he seemed ' I
ted Burma and its diplomati: is, In the ”111d N899 thtre 11:15 1'10 al—
5'} the expense or the Ameiican pto- tatkin the ed1tonal upon our courts as
an instuution There is no public-1
Upon the close examination of the tion which more earnestly supports;
'_ e of Nations covenant 11 offers the orderly, just and lawful activities
the ideals of an American :1 1'e1olt- Of our judicial 533158113 .han the Miami
_- aspect. The picamblc of 11mm national Holders “Journal n'l‘here' “was
been devised b1 ' Bxiti<h diplomat- a direct effort made in the editorial.-
The 1' holc <(‘h me (1 the Brit- ho1101'cr.to cr-iticiss. the particulariti-
. statesmen is noth'E 111’ other than a junction because in the NW 5 opin-

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APTISTS’ WORLD
WIDE MOVEMENT

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ing but the newer methods and ideas.
The subject tor the evening sermon

was “Soul Paml sis.‘ Christ asked
'posterous blue tiling: [alllaluade 11111 ion, the provisions of the injunction tho paxa 1'1ic.W’ilt
guttling intense .1111}; 13' 11-919 contrary to the Constitutional whole? his is an appeal to the inner
The most absurd clause or the on- l'ig'hts of Americans and contrary to life. Seifishncss has dmgged'the con~

- co1euant is Article 32,, which con- the Federal la
totes both a moral and legal obli- Amendment to“ the Sherman antl-
tion. illow can any able, sound Trust laW. no such injunction as that
mking American Staten-nan adv—o issued by Judge \ialtbie could be hand-
te and adhere to :1 cause 11inch lays ed down by a Federal comb—and, if

“me" {he Clayton scienca caused the {lament hope to.

burn 10W. paralyzed faith. yet: Christ 1
can restore. It is an appeal to the will.
Because we fail to exercise the will, it
becomes a useless thing. If we "Will”

 

- wealth, 1111111 1'19} l+<JillCl s 11111 a State COlllt as? umcs authon’ty which desire to be made whole Chtist. will
th, at the disposal of one Who is specifically denied by Federal law dd‘“ 11 is an appeal 'to common
ks nothmg than :tr'tg‘lisnion and to Federal courts. it is a patriotic duty sense Is it sensiblc m say certain

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to a sham

m‘..tion.' The American pcopic,
majority.

to call attention to the matter. Only

- conditions or circumstances will not
some one endeavormg to draw a red

are. oppuscd pnmlt us to be made Whole. when

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ace, vvhxch shears them of thcir herring across the feel] would have Chzist has momised to heal all who
th; wrecks their :ntclcus and raised me tutz'e 1:3: ' an effort 11115 (rme unto Him ,

' 'r" Hw-h; .1, "1 ,~: ._ «
their 1119s 111 31011411... 111.101. 11. 1.19 1. m. ...l: .1 cm..<1der- G. “v alter Aiken was the foui.m}n.

floidea of ratification or settlement. anon, m tnulm'xqir'»
anydescripiicn,:shoulr.i e entertain unions.
i any Senator: not‘u ng than .1

plete 1' ejection of the 1111. 1'31 1. «1:3

.1 d be the conclusive issue,
examination of its wholly
1: nate tin-American paras-ages.

«1111' judicial insti?

ule speakex at the melting salaried.
‘He spoke of the great need of money
lor this World enterprise of the great-
fcr need, young men and women fo1
iservice, of the wide open door of op-
portunity. He then said: The late
“or made the world safe. for demo-

Ros] ccti‘ull'. your“
JOHN P. F}:

 

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after
indis~'
SMUSANTE GETT'ING INTO ACTION.

 

 

.- material and financial facility Company, Saturday night, signed up

 

 

10111111 EXPLBSIHN «mmmm
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thou he made Women and Two Children
Victims 1n Jersey. Plant

110mm and two children were mortal-
ly burned in an e'xplosion which des-
troycd a torpedo house at a firewarks
plant on Arbor avenue 3esterday
The victims are Rossa Damario, 22:

\jillie Soarpa 0 and Rosa, Lisa, 4 years:
451111111 three were horribly burned by
the flash and their bodies were lacs .1

ed by flying splinters. "

The children had run into the buildi—
ing to play just before the explosion
‘The young woman was on'
“safety" torpedoes,
in a small from building, which ais-

occurred.
gagcd \in making

 

Phone 1959.

Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk

Are your“ brakes in A1 condition?
Do your wheels line 11119. X. that you may get the full.

Are the hearings in your motor in good condition?

Now is a good time to go over the car and have it put in
readiness. You will want itjust the day you find ,you have
neglected to have your work done.

I have something at the old .price.

AUSTIN’S GARAGE
R. AUSTIN, Prop,

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NEXVI- IELD. N:

 

., DRESSES'AT $12.93

0f ('10 ”mi 111:1! ”nullity and bccmning models.
\‘ngu and wool jl‘l'xtW in 11:111'11111 and Bur-
gundv.

 

DRESSES AT $1433

of v-xcoptiunal lllt‘l'Ii: plain
shown in tuli'cta,

 

A11 £1~N11Pillltfilli
tailored ul‘ tires-513' models are
satin and virgin

DRESSES AT $1533

Very 5121111". ilnmlt'ls and supt‘l‘inn' quality: sil-
wrgc and Jorscy cloth; rmnarknhlc

 

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3.2;. .

SMART SUITS
t « $24.98 AND $27.98

g Braidtrimmcd and button in smart fashion,
corroctlv stx'lt'd and pcrfcctvl finishml

 

A 7" MOST IMPORTANT SALE
HUNDREDS OF NEW SPRING

Dresses, Suits, Coats, Skirts

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

amaCHVE SUITS
$291.59 AND $35.00

In nicotine, serge and poplin; lvcmniztl you“
creations; ‘outhful and styltsh.

HIGH CLASS SUITS

$45.00 AND $50.00
Effectively omhroidcrcd and braidr'l , » «‘1
els in serge, tricotinc and silvcrtonc.

DRESS SKIRTS
At Surprisingly Low Pnces
011(- hundrod styles in stripes, .‘plaids w 1"”.15
heather. Jersey, fancy “caves sand plan: . m .w.

Tho innst attractivc and cornplctc Sh-w "ti ‘
haw: ever made.

$12.50To $24.98

' EXTRA SPECIAL
50 PLAID SKIRTS
Fine values and 11 ondcrfully smart ' e -
i111: and stylc.

TOMORROW 5533
WOMEN’S COATS

T21» mos! dosirablc styles and linm: , , '3
fillsl'li's; colors are new and smart;

$24.98 To $40.00

Marvels of Creation In ‘
SPRING MILLINERY

A superb and Ctllllplf'llt‘ll~11:~ (”~le Efx'»
quisite modedsm all tlw 1111\11' s1 m: itch." ~ .21: ll
1- ulorings.

At Very Moderate Prices

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

J., March 1 6.-—A

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one left with a sun
we are ofi'ering. _
found new bargains:

New Specials Every Day.

 

 

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Hundreds of people have visited our store qu2 our Dollar Sale and own—
mile on their faces and well Die

Many people have been coming cvcry day and everyone of them

with the wonderful values

 

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50 EXTRA SPECIALS

Come Every Day.

, Every Woman’ 8 Fashion ShOp

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

which to plan and map further
as possessing absolutely no in
peace settlement.

Louis Bogash to a. contract to appeal CATCHES MONSTER TARPON
at his show here on March 29.1304
‘ .— - ,1 : . .3 ,) gash's opponent has not been picked
1:11:16 I‘e“g“e 01 Exam!“ l“ I!“ 1111 but it will be either Pa Doyle. of

11111 is the in Gulf of Mexico.
, , Boston. or Ste1e Latzko, the Philly? _
.m Go1e1'nn1Cm 5;» cling 19:01 hi lightweight with a slig ht. probability Michael Jm',dan one of Port Chcs

3millions in the luddut? on of a that Red Allen may be given the ter’s expert Anglers, has hooked some;

 

was enjoyed at these sexvices. i
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Port Chester Angler Makes Big Catch

 

 

 
 

 
 

ndous air and {110m 1; . :r 21: >1er 1 k 01 f th other 1110 {all down good-sized fish during his cruises on'
Probabl3 to '--"II _ M 53“" fnafhesxfegoiiatiois Long Island Sound. but last week he
the Preamble 01 . 211.1; ' of thfi -_.__ made anew record for himself in the

. an n1 say in: 'Ina', 1W8 h was _a mem-'
tiongd'Agleriwn ”“11””? “€159“: GOES BACK To REFORMATORV' .gggrogfahiiiifiog 31:11:28 ago pulled in a s
and any gincngry in ma props- An order was issued yesterday by tarpon which weighed 164% pounds ;

 

1:? Can any 5 n; or 1'i10 ('onsid- Governor Marcus H. Holcomb for the
11me an Am i an, In the full return to the Connecticut Reforma—
.-, offlie term, and its political de- ion at Cheshire of Michael Penile.
, n, pledge the ski and Icsources who is now at the Connecticut State; _.._ ._.__._._.
m nation he is unpainted to rep. Hospital in Middletown. Perrilo. was

t, to a nation 11inch uses such an inmate of the reformatory but as} STATE HEALTH STAleg-Eiginia

methods of he; Moment to for he showed signs of being mentally un Only thirty~one cases 0 l t
its interests by. depriving a na- balanced, he was transferr d to Mid ‘were reported to the state departmcn
of that. for uhich the other would dletown omcials at tha. institution. of health for the week. ending yester‘
.1nce and defend to its last drop say that the young man is all right day, this being the smallest zliumoew
' gth and re~ource? “hug is now so he will be taken to Cheshire ‘in several weel‘m #101111 of 2'0 cases

a. man who calls himself a true :01“ influenza was reported during the

Jordan tells of the catch in postol _
cards from New Orleans, where he is
spending his winter vacation.

 

 

 

 

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1.: ——a. freeman—support. such week, sixty—nine Cases of dlptherla.
. . as proposals of peace? eighty-eight cases of scarlet lever, 279
the proposed League of Nations cases of measles, fifty cases of whoop-

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: =nt is ratified M am majority ring cough, and thirty-five cases of
.Senate, it will 71121‘»: the United «mumps .
a “banking i' ' ; a:"tréasure ACHE?- [I -N BREAK up!
for pmstlv“ , "3 1099. mm ilNVESTlGATE THEFT OF
it will draw M'i whenever. it THOMPSONVILLE LIQUOR
t0 6'0 $0. udOPt- Which THOMPSONVILLE, March 16—111-

y render imolable, any aid
required, 1.3310111 regard to
Yes—mintcnance and preserva-

mNGESImN A] oncflspectors or the Inter’nal Revenue De:

partment. came here yesterday to lit-

vesti to the theft of a nautit of
or the detriment effected, in tho Rub soothing. penetrating St. Jamb’s ~gin 521119.11 at $7, 000 fromq'the Wire-

on or orders 01 the execution Liniment right on the tender spot, house of thé Baird-Daniels Disflflmg
obligations, under the status of ache 0, pain, and out comes 111.. Company yesterday. A special guard

nt, thron h the :11 1111011111
ntrollingg the 1191:1518 “use”, Dont let. a cold or grip 1an 'was assigned to watch the warehouse

be aggumed that {13.1 Unit— hold ” Chest tightness means conges-
assumes no lecihrocilies for tion- Break it up quick.

ofother thtth Ultd m I '
M ass 111:2 abs: 1 1 1e]: n: :b 1he instant you rub St. Jacob’s Lini- FINED $750 ERRAILROAD

to maintain 01 mag.“ any meat on sore back, aching legs or
integrity or politi cal inde- joints where congestion, rheumatismm

any other nation by the
t of its military ..r naval cold or neuralgia has settled. if. penem

 
 
 

 

 

 

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THIS STORE CLOSES AT 6!}. M. DAlLY.

IGEHEBE’S |

Phone
527

AMERICAN POEM—OPEN STOCK

Many attractive '
Gold Band, Blue Border, Dutch Design, Etc. ,.

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25 Washington St,

Promp 1
Delivery

rr's mi 1r Iris :1on
'"DINNERWARE

 

in Bluebirds, Pink Rosalinda,

 

At Popular Prices.
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last night by Chief P. J. Rogers of the '

/ NEW HAVEN, Marco is +1111: Sus-

 

 

 

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resources or any fmm of trates and starts the ”BE“ ’
61- political or financial Try this honest old: liniment—in nae
zeor to interfere in any for more than 60 "years—41:0 instantlyfg

11 any nations relieve stifl 111 sets throa 11m»
notLtransport nor desnatch gla, sciatica 3:111” , ' 1,. "
glam Sorces to make war - ’

 

 

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1.; proposed League Of Nations; many: now it is for Christianity to appeared in a 9'0““ or smoke. The 120 Washington 33- (The Store chalncs). South Normal“.
mot breeds and embraCCs “n 31" BR1DGEPORT,M:1rch 15.—7~F1'i'1zm ape democracy safe for the world. three victims were removed to diet

.anately approximate doctune 0f \iusante, one of the: heads of the mExcellent music by the volunteer Vineland Hospital. .

‘ tionalism 11‘ 105“ donnms con- Bridgeport Athletic 1nd Amusement chon __ t ‘ ' LL _______ w 1 u

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