L ,9 Wills. lit
1‘ :fi-‘Byflwfiwill of,
, onion Falls, of
t (3 db. an attorney.
, ‘ elm ago. leaving an
efiklebsfiiu at“: quarter of :1 mil—
Dorlon Home
flouting .fiandufimgfillf": M13 be; M ZShOre Dmners:
git-fill and 333$ 32...? as. 3:. big l‘MAll kinds of Seallm
7:31 motieyi’migtgagéwigépmfiggsmmutl
1‘ en ‘6 or no 78' .396an o . he Steaks Ch
’ ODS and
Chicken
1 3103.3 _ . ‘
7 rent ofjth'e school, presented the ‘
Benediction was said by'Rm‘r. L. J.
Schoenn‘ er; ' _ .,
The Rev. i.lol;di‘_.¥: Shovel}? offered
the conning prayer: , ‘ . ,
the night «£15337
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“ ' ’ i ‘ ' .;-ca’ mined mm First‘page
“ ' ~‘ 3;:
‘ ’ "D ”Tracey impressed.
;.,nm1d, ‘of tile student: f‘The,‘
" ‘ filing you, ~with ,. open The program for
u. ‘ nox'llooe any obstacles follows: 3 _ , ,
'ihlmni' no. 1 you are judged ”“3“" Dr. Wflllamrij. Tracey. ‘chnlrlnnn; of,
king t1); mmfifilfi? the world'does not like. Board Of EduCalioli. gTéSldillg.
redolre ,wliatr occupation you must “Blue. mhbe Win!” “(Stan-1.983;:
choose; it account any you must be a ingh sél‘mol orchestra; I
tamer: a measwry a judgeora mg“ Invocationr-fl‘he Rev. John J; Snare.
chanic; but it does require one thing. 13, , ,
i VIEWSM
I .» “READER «‘W ».
y TEX 7 3‘
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ME‘TER; CHARGE.
.June‘ 16th. 1920-
THAT
mu *rocelVe‘ ouo-sirthsvol' the estate.
Employee Vere; remembered ln vari-
ous sums of money. The balance of
file estate ls left in“ trust- to Mrs.
Falls, his Widow, who is to receive
. i‘
A. L. GOLDBEIWGPBJ
, 7... Mr. Editor.
AY, JUNE '17, 19295 pear Sl‘f: . ,
"“"M ‘ ‘ M " sou using 11‘ gas meter
" dull refuse to pay the
of 750.. It is the name
‘1 suggest that evor? 126?-
go on strike
robber charge,
proposition as
and thon‘llay
How those two firemen .could get"
up enough speed to stop that Ford is
way beyond the imagination of most
of us. ”Gilly"
1' :23 'p. m-
5 :20; sets 8 :27.
mn‘ arm summed New
Associated Press
' i0 thot lg;
., ”r. ,
M in this paper and also
published'herem;
" or publication or one-
also re-
.d‘nsomc no-nczs
', Lod e No. 108- F. o. A. 91.,
dogs? at figs, roofns; ’ln Masonic
‘ uth Main Street, city, \Sun.
_ , June 20th. :92?i as! g
H ‘for the purpose 0 a on n
thn's Day service, in the South
‘lk M. E. church. Kindly make
“(extra effort" to be with us on this
. Fraternally yours,
ASA T. LOWNDES, W. M.
:t: noaan‘r M. WILCOX, Secy.
‘ M ' ‘ convocation of” “Butler
“spam as. n. A: o. wm be new
év-enlnm June‘ 19th, 7:30
ck. Work naval Arch Degree;
the :work, refreshments, consist-
of strawberries and cream, will be
d In the banquet room. All R. A.
no cordlally Invited. Fraternally,
-; o. B. BEACH. H. P.
L ,«N, Seen; .3.
3!
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wdfiifi‘é‘ noose-r cri‘l‘lés. 7
hatovér glory or distinction tnere .
‘ nnectod with being lne gbig:
, "n and. does not rest will:
it is revealed by the
no figures announced recently; ’ .
-w Yul-k, like moat other cnles,
below expectations in itinensps
rus. . and instead of, having con:
rably more than 6.000.000 inugbi-
ll: has 5,621,151. Rovisedflcensus
“ran on London will not be Avail
luntll next year. but it is believed
" be population of Greater London
a at least 1,000,000 in excess of
of New York. It New Yurk could
do Newark. Jersey City and? tho
le metropolitan district it could
.13; add this million.
ew York has no rivuls lor 'socond
lion, however. . Before the War
largestclllesLneXt to Lomlon and
York were Paris, Tokio. Chicago.
in _ and Vienna, in the order
Cod, these being the only clues in
2,000,000 clans. .
d possible that
:i be
population. The
Philadelphia.
7, . Constantinople, '
Dc
n, Osaka, Rio
nos Alres. '-Calcult,a
'e of these with the possible exocp.
’of Philadelphia. has moved into
£00,000 class, as the two leading
es, Petrograd and Moscow, have
:red tremendous loss in popula-
‘I' EQUAL UNLESS
, PENDENT.
i ‘Calladu’u' expressed determination
0 “revert to the old colonial
tus” indicates an intention to as-
e that “independent stallion
ch tfie lawn of lmlurc
res’ God cnfillo filer."
ted States will welcome nor to the
‘erhood'. of nations: As an actual
-g—u
INDEPEND.
1
“4"
epondel‘lt natlon, We 'Sllfl“ be glad-
meet nor on an equality in any in- .
ationnl ngreements We may make: adJourned,
so long as Canada is either tech-
Vlly or actually subordinate to
fl. Brildln, our own self rospecrs
ld not. permit. unto join in on m-
‘tionnl agreement. In the form of
m . otherwise.
1 11 gave the Bl‘lllrlll Empire (:03-
eague of nations or
{six roles to our one. We on
long very amicably wilh either
do or Great Britain. as separate
0115. or we can gel along: will:
at Britain including Canada as an
gral :part. ”We have no unrrel’ wllll
or. We have the best of wishes
he prosperity of both. But we
no need our intention to subject
.lvc‘s to .a humiliating poeition in
relations with either. “’hcnover
acrlfice our o‘wn self-respect. We
”ll. forfeit lhe respect of every nues
-‘-.-and we shall not do that as long
we areln‘ our right minds.
WM...
3 account of lllc checkered career
English artistohrat who has just
is exclusively
tor publicatlob‘ ot-
credlted" to' u. or
It is not consld-r
any of thesé cl‘tléu
o'gnlned materially on Vow York
. onion in“ the
,‘000 class were Petrograd. Mos-
Janclm.
and Peking.
l0
and of
then the
‘ m buanr-und of sugar .
for the use of the scalek to weigh at
on. , Sincerely yours,
CONSUMER.
South Nor'u‘ralk, June 16111, 1920.
To the Editor, ,
Door Sir: As they are going to rulse
our gaé bills. paying 3 sodomy-five
cents extra lor'w‘hat you don’t use, it
is about time the public should take
notice. Some time ago tho'Eloctric
light Company made us buy one dol-
lar a .month it we use it or not. The
‘people of NorWalk og’nht to get lo-
gather and protest against it. The
Gas Company and the Electric Conl-
nanr has too much of their own way.
The Mayor ought to 1601: into it and
stun these corporations from lmpos~
ing on the public. ‘
Yours truly“
» ’QNE OF THE PUBLIC.
POOR HOUSES NOT-NE’EDEDV
SoulhkNorwalk. Court, J one! 16, 1920.
Editor Sentinel:
of your pnper I read that ,slnCe June
1. 1920,‘seven towns in this state have
closed their poor houses, finding it a
matter of little ex‘pen‘Se to board out
the few remaining inmates.
Another recent lusu'e oldies {but
not a single petition in bankruptcy
had been filed during the previous
week. _. '
Holt? much longer is an outraged
public going to stand for an adminis-
tration that is emptying our poor-
bouillon and closing our bankruptcy
colitis _- _ ;
ANXIOUS iNQUIRER
.. THE GAS COMPANY'S PLAN.
Editor of The Sentinel:
To 311939 who use “gas", from the
local plant heroin town and who all:
ldly; by and not protest against such a,
branch move a‘s ln'stltuted by the‘G’n’é
CompanyLI. can say then they may ex-
pect n sltnllar action luter‘fih. ‘
. A feuflyears ago [brinoened to beia
gas consumer in the City of Lon Ad:
State; of California ordered the Gas
and Electric Company of said city to
refund all deposits of five dollars, oft-
er said meter was in use by same o'er-
son oryersons for oneflyenr. ?
On my second trip, in 1917. I found.
to my pleasure.» that. after one young
continual use of either (gas or elec‘
tricky). your deposit of five dollars
with interest. is returned to patrons.
. Consider the interest the company
received for one your on so many do-
posits. . ., .. _
Some acllon should be mlmn
against the intended more of our lo
cal Gas Company. '
' ‘ Truly yours, ,
GAS CONSUMER.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
,_ The last meeting of the Boys' Alh-
lolic Association Was held last Mon-
day. when the officers for the your
were elected. They are as follows:
President, L. lgnuppe; ricenresldent.
J. N. Nalhenson. a member of the fac-
ulty: secrl-lary. “'llliam =3fillican:
treasurer. Marshall Guns. After elec'
lion of officers for (be A. A" file man-
agers for the different teams were
olecled. They are: Manager of foot-
ball loam, Eugene null). unanimously
electh: manager of basketball team
Eugene Roth; manager of baseball
and track teams, llnrold Jude}. Eu.
gene Roth was then again unanimoue
ly oleolod cheer leader. The bust-ball
team also elected its canialn. Mas:
Rosenberg. The meeting was then
most fashionable evening gowns have
hardly a stitch on their backs.
_—____._—-—. M
We read that a—Shnker is a member
of a religious sect. Shakers didn’t
use to be.
gelos when the. Public Utilities of the '
Powell will have to do
a lot of explaining. .
Thefime When all is black is when
you find that your last year flaunals
{are two inches .100]. sin-ort.
The}? ear that Comstook and Jack-
son were in town for the Elks’ cele-
bration. That is
enough for any celebration, as they
are the two most noted joy bringers
in the State. ,
Bllly.Stclnke, be of the cartoonist
fame, is scheduled to draw some plc~
lures of the Norwalk "candles." ibis
week, and when he appears, he will
vlsll. the lee cream establishments all
over the town. ‘
t I 9
Anyone who saw Dr. Tracey, last
night .as he addressed that crowd. at
the- High school, would instantly
brand him as the little Nanoleon of
‘the School Board. ,
In a recent. issue . ' s t
And, it Dr. Tracey is the little Nu-
ooleon; Jesse Dunbar must he the Abe
Lincoln of the force.
. i ‘0!
Anthony Charltyou‘gbl to accept‘a
"position-filth the Red Cross or Salva-
tion, Army it he expects to llve up to
his name.
, I l I
' You tell “era, principal, I haven’t got
the interest. ' /
BLIND Hove or STATE
TO HAVE SCOUT TROOP
ann‘nli‘rono. June mascara-tori
Stetson“ Ryan, 0! the State Bonrd,___of
Education for the Blind, annulm
yesterday that a troop of
~Would beiorganlzed— among tllo 1x14
mates of ihe Connecticut .lnstltulgifor
the Blind?“ An attempt will be mane
to lencblhem all the Scout contours;
troop of blind Scouts in the country.
—-Try u: cluislfled udverttsoin‘ent in
the Sentinel for the best results.
Hui» d’ye get that M78?
' wm HEN HERE Goes 7?;
THE PRET max “9112th 7
race m 65 - ‘n
CERTNl‘ll—‘I m «3%
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Some women who arc attired in 1119-
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., mum-1.. an
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recommendation
, thought dial
303‘ $6611 ,
possible. ,It is believed to be tho. first
——--_~
and warns, that you be a master .In
whatever job you undertake." .'
'A little later be said: “And. remem-
ber, more are other things in this
florid far greater. , far grander, and
much better for everybody here than
dollar."
The speech of Dr. Tracey was fol-
lowed by the presentation of the class
gift to the: Ghoul; by .l. Brian McMa:
hombreslfl t of the class. ,. .
"Other clnsoeo“ beforeus.” be said,
“havoulwayk glven some gift. to the
sch l on their departure. ‘.We,loo,
are Civingra. gird not because it is the
custom. but rather because we wish
to show some appreciation for the
schoolwhich has given us these last
four years‘ of'school lite.”
"Our.gift, you will very probably
think slllyorlrlflingmbut, on second
mound, one will probably realize the
full value of the token? .
a ~- The gift was a check for lll‘ty dol-
lars, made payable lo the principal of
the school, as. a parting fund for the
building of, a High school gyronnslum.
The senior class and its president
have, been thorlng leaders in the light
for the gymnasium. and their present,
as an advertising medium. is expects
ed to be Worth doubly as much. ,
‘The class gong. ‘eroon, Croou?‘
v'vés sung bi tfiefix. after ufifenee 3!.
Howard, principal of the school; had
accepted the gift and stated ,lnut be
it was a greater gift
than any other gjyen by any class.
The Red. Thomas’ E. Swan spoke to
the clans on tfic‘lr work and vocatlon
in life.” ’
good spirit to make; good man or a.
good Woman," be said. “moduli here
tonight. have both. VHuw willyou use
them. and @hnt will you do with them
is“ tbeuque‘sfion' you must. answer?”
Iowan announced {but Miss Anna
Scoflel'd had written the prize essay.
and. as‘ also roadilt‘ to the, audience.
it wnsrvery easy to judge why it had
lbeen accepted as tho host. It was
laid about Burchuzrd’sbond. at Wilson
‘Point, and Mlos VScofioldpfo minute de-
?_ .
3.7”“, «a «as-w
my “3053”
"A; "
l
”Elie original
and
701'ch M
wnm.
map—w?“ "d are "
We. one, a véfiiinlcréodngdisplay of mg 5.1.3.3
eluded are many alone, A" m astej ivsin humming 73%;
atspeewa pried; sum 7 ‘ km;
3 9’753‘75 7‘
“It takes 3800‘? body and “Stamford name new ' whom -
both men “ were locked. do or we
céri‘ meme '
Predenlatibn olf Gilt {rpm the Clans of
‘ 1920+J,.{Brlen McMnbcln, clues pres;
idem; _ '*
. urd, principal.
ing Clans.
noting Claus. .
Presentation of the Class of 1920—»
Lawrence A. Hawardtprlnci‘pal. _
Presentatlon of Diplomas—~George V.
.Buchnnan, superintendent. .
"Evening Star." (Wagner); , “Musical
“ Moment.”_ (Sebublafl‘)~‘-The
School Orchestra. ,
pler. , _ ,.
$3500? wom? " ,_
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{Continued from First page)
”——
coho].
trnnsport the liquor. The? claimed
they. were bound roi- New Haven.
.mw nothing more wont the onuur‘»"“
and did..not know its mm 8 ‘
on.
lnoucea a, touring coir such a“: unnu-
lscrlbed ”by the two brothers M
driver was ordered to
night. Tfifi normal“:
andO’Dounell took the pun- to 1mm;
ed States comm ' lsuloner. ‘
ouster-3.3:: was the fifteen gallons of
alcohol. ml the threé five~§uillofi mo.
The truck was stored in a loci! gang: ‘
The pair‘vl‘lll be obllgbd to lamina a
bond 0:11.890 for release of the inso-
mobile.
“This was the third selzure made
within a week by the Federal unicorn.
n
O’Donnal and 'chkcyr than
nlmoat 320.900. . .
In 'pollc‘é ‘ headquarters. more are
, far, totals
' now stored; five barrels or whfikey, or
5!th 8007 gallons, and also abou'l'1‘6i3
gallons of nigheproof alcohol, in awe.
and seven-gallonwcans.“ . ». '
.rry u [filmifiéfl adrel'ftsoment in
the Sentinel to} tho boot resultfi. . .
O
mum: anew -—A M, «an:
Household Extract .
contains the actual juices of
roots, barks, herbs. and
homes. It makes rootbeer
. ' as pure as iris
Be can
you (at rm“.
”6km. It baht:
, you {In (anoin-
Hmu flotsam Extract.
{Comma We 5*.“
. 7 A La Carte
‘—
Reception of Glrt~Lawrenee A. new. ~ .
"Croon. Croon” {Richle-é'i‘he Gradunt- »
the purchasing power of the almighty _, , , . . ,
M fidfiracn—Jl’he BergTbomas E. swan. ,_ .
"Merry. June?» (Vincent)~‘-—The' Grad:
High ,
Benediction-The Ber. L. J. Schoo’pr
._ Prices as Low as Present Wholesale Cost
7 . 7 M ‘ . :J'lnzfish anhM ' Long-cloth
LIQUOR monomer; 4 x e s. W
' TRUCKS SEIZED Made, of high grad ft 5
MM‘YEN mecca _,
ers. discovered the Equal and tho 9'1. ‘
The brothers had no pennlt to
that théy were from New York, and . '
The two young men stated tilt! the}? ‘5
’were following a touring car; sonic-1i -_
carried two men to Ned? Huron. Thor
Th8 ,Fédcral / amour: had no:
port. for a’xM-mlg‘nmeni before on; fimtél
'I:he twoiisarrels of wlll‘sl't'éy, each if V
vylnch counting almost 55 gallons,‘w:£§' ‘
stored for the time in police neaulf‘ _
‘ who have been stationed bore ,slnoe ,
laut"weok.j They.have made slx'mw
rests allog’elber, taking into custody
the drivers and their cornpanlono 40:17
' each of millionth; of liquor.
, value of. the seizure; made by Officers
r.1,2,3,5Pounds.
in
.n.
._ summons.“
_ you may"'de3iré.'1‘hééé 3rd all (if domes i-e maké-fw' « é ’_ *3,“ . l in; 4, 1 , -a ,. ,,
7»; 'mv . a r K it 7 _
, am
“N
Staple and Fancy White ram...
Fine Sheer quality for ”tell": ‘
frocks and blouses, $313.13..
yarn, smooth even: 'soft texture.
~ wide. Yard
pure White bleach and Chamois
finish; _
Pink and blue balistc, 3‘23. inane;
v 9 ‘ in e
Sale rice-1) ‘3 wide. Yard
sees
Extra fine quality
Sale Priceéclllecc W
White Dress Voile:
Finely woven, softly finished mil.
lty, specially suitable for d.
and blouses. 40 inches wide:
Yard
..
45 inches wide. Yard
. 398'
.40 inches Wide, ill—yard pieces»—
yard
‘ $5.08
. may:
'fiodluni file. 2"? inches wide.
_ . Yard
80 and 7%
3’7»? , ,‘v ’ ‘
‘38 inches olden
Yard ' ‘ .
I . _ ,
Woven check material, mum.
llg'ht weight pajamas, atom
underwear and lingerie.
Sole Price—Yard
986
3mg. annoy. smug. weave and
lustrous balm: ”inches. wide
- 80 to“ on
v.
3,,
1.:
.mm
A varied assortment of mm.
rs and ambulance!» an
in floral. figured. slit:
bird and lattice eflects; walla-slit.
Sula Pricee-Yard ‘
villus Poplin” * ,
ngbly meiéé’fizedlfinleh, unequall-
ed for uliddy blooms, violate,
skirtsrdresses. nurses’ uniforms,
etc. '27 inches wide
yard
1.
The total .. A
non ’ SALE .
A number of; secondhand wagons. carts. Moor.
humus. waned. my be seen at our yard. Prim]
low for ouiekdicoosal‘. Terms cash.
TheNorWalk Cool 59" SupplyCo.
108 Water St... 80. Nor-walk, Conn.
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19-
mm monomrus. Lowum's unocommfi’
’o onooomm nun commons ‘
"L Pofiiid Box $1.00.
fink mm
20 oz. pkg.
CLIFFQRB PHARMACY
acorn m mun-r.
1, 2, 5 Pocono.
H 811mm ' omiof'Grafonolas was filial»: .‘
"nudes we have soc’éured (1 arm 3:
' " ‘ om o
3110!? ion an at .,
' " {Elli thev are hardlv noticeallfie
mwifi malt ‘ 8 them as good «:5
> ohoned m
l gfgglangelas and w?!“
; fit m '1" ”titles-
{313% la" ‘rel itfield out 31‘ d
an nodal-mun to
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