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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 15, 1920 · page 10

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Ybu‘dim't‘m to' consult the
oeljaz M w learn when the
spiritedzslyieamiv to be found.
Simply visit our store. There is
not theghost of a chance of you
being muted in any suit
you pick'out here. The styles are
correct, the quality reliable.
Colors and patterns to suit your
taste; the fit speaks for itself.
Prices $35.00 to $75.00.

 

ROGERS 89? STEVENS”

NORWALK

Two stores so. NORWALKw

 

 

 
 
 

 

'iOmw Chanel, wilted-im- toy bathe
“moat; legitimate candlfifé "for die
throne of Hungary.

work-e. n-wfio are either ml“
or else‘hl'e tomovhfor’ifieovm
mmntl. thepsies o‘liéplllot’lW'
he continues. Besides. then. remove
150,000 government employealott our
tremolo Hungary whose pay new
that of the workman. Then we have
50,000 army oflicers who insist that
they be paid. Then there is a urge
number of landowners from the prov-
inces given to‘ Stride, the 019cm! and
the Rumminne. who have no‘means‘
of livelihbod’x. having been driven-
i from their ignite.

When thEse people begin consider-
ing their troubles.- they turn to the‘
Wealthy Jews as the cause, or else to

origin of the so-called ‘W‘hlte terror.’

“The Immediate solution {or these
pimple is to emigrate, but'for that
they have not the money or else can-
not secure passports. They cannot
berating farmers overnight. Even if
the government divided the land they
would need to learn to farm and
would" need capital to build houses
.ann buy machinery. The factories
loam start because of lack or coat
amid-aw materials."

“Hungary has lost more than an‘

nation in Europe by the peace
treaty. In addition she has had two
it is no wonder

costly revolutions.
iour minds are deranged.
"it would he a charity if our surplus
educated population was helped t
emigrate to South America or some

 

 

country where it could start lii‘c-
anew."

 

 

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FURNITURE CO.

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SO. NORWALK

 

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HARTNESS WINS IN VER-MONT.

 

.‘iONTl'ElJHR. VL, Sept. 15.———A
i‘our-rornercd contest for Governor
.on‘ the Republican ticket. in the State-
,primnl'les, ycsterday. resulted in a
'victory {or James llartnoas, of Spring-
;ficld. by A vote nearly 2 to 1 over his
;n0al‘t‘“i opponent. (‘onzressman Port
.cr ll. Dal." was 'rcnominated by tho
,Republicans in the Second district,

 

. .- . and in supplying dicvitmns for the
_ ‘rlln(0'::§‘§:t:flari 'Ifhigzo’rynvernl‘wo oih: I'nlictl Siutcs l’uhlir llcnllh Service
1 ‘ ' ' more a 0m} and the civilian lit‘ifiliiillii. I

important contests in the pfimarlcs.

\l'ith only a few isolated towns
‘missing. the vote for Governor was:
Holinese ..................... 23.025
Frank \\'. Agan ............... 12.443
K‘urtis S. Emory‘ .............. 12.330
Fred. H. Babbitt .............. 11.287

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BUCKMrmij‘XV-flg {13“an Wed CI Work

"w. blue-here- umm or loom

the‘Communists, and therein lies thet

 
 

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tore than 87.000 graduate nut-eel

viii" been enrolled in the Amer”
”nee Cross to date and‘ifimm
"otnurein; is daily incrm WW
‘rolh‘aient.
T5. department of am
fimherized to maintain at; “Q“ .
means of nurses for the army and
any. lt— wares-luau to sun-rum
new of the United States Public
flu-rm Service to which it has as-
{signal: more thermio‘nm in use
“lain year:

It" will assist In establishing proper '
nursing service in torclgn countries
where theiMini-lcan‘ Red Cross» W
united hospitals. dispenser-lea and
schools for nurses. ("nurses in home
hygiene and care of the slclr have been
started for thousands of women'w-h‘o
have never'receised any education in"
tliis'directlon. nun! nursing which
was in Its infancy“ a short while ago
has been puinht‘d at lcoat aldeeade
~throuizll the war! of the department
of nursing and local Rod Cross
chapters; ,

nubile hcnlth: nursing lms‘been 1-5
tended to many. rural communities and
now flourishes actively in hundreds of
small towns and cmmtlcs. Nearly a
thousand “edit-lent nm'ws hallo ahead!
been assigned to this kind of work.

The department of nursing in unit-
ing. with other organivmions in a year’s
campaign in rem-lilting nurse: for
(minim: schools, in Him-mini: the non-
crai public us to slnlulards of nursing
Hilicntlon and in iiiumilu: communities
their responsibility 10“:le schooll o!
nursing. It will emlcnw-r to meet all
these needs as well as to continue lie
enrollment of dietitians who will be
utilized as instructors in home dictct-
lost. in den-lupin: nutritional clink‘s,

 

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The Nursing Scrum» \\ ill continue to
offer in Women and young, girls the
opportunity of securing instruction in
home hytzicnc and cure of the sick in
evcry community in the country. This
insirurtlon has not only lnid the funn-

 

 

 

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Ni“? ORLEANS, Supt, 153— On the.
.fdcs‘ of the scattered and unofficial re~
llil‘ilfi from yesterday's Democratic:
primary, in Louisiana. compiled early;
totlm by tho Times-Picayune. Retire-l
sontutiw‘ .lcrcd Y. ' Randers had
'sltchl I--ad m-cr his two opponents»
xlid-win S. i'Irnua'Sard and Donelsonv
('uficlywln the contest for tho Scum:
turizil nomination. Return: largely

 

 

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ilm State naive:

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tintlon for public lmnlth but in some
places hm! clvcn innit-1m to the t-slnii-
llsinncnt of hospitals and community
school lmlis’t‘h‘,

“As H community profits by the work
of the nurse." says Mina ('inru D.
Noyce. (lirm'tur of the department of
nursing. "it is inllll'nl limt tho mm-
mmilty should be around to its respun‘
FlMlliy. 'l'lu- Amrrivnu Red Prom
slnnds rcmiy to liclp in n gcuernl cum-
palm of rccmitmu mul must have the
support. snnpmhr and understanding
of the medical profs-anion as well no
cooperation of the

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In days gone by it was Private
Seal. ’that quench your thirst,
steadiedé .mlr nerves after a hard
dty’s work, built you up in. periods
of recuperation.

Private Seal, as meil‘ow and. tasty
as. ever. is still at our service.
Team have. aflown t at its taste
and bodybuilding qualities remain
uncfiangcd. '

And Why not?

The same hi. 11 quality of he 38
and'mait. still“ Ere used. It is still
brewed and aged with the same
infinite cane.1t is . asv good as emer.

 
 
 

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case T0931? .
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’Sunilcrs ....................... 1.90?! the lntvlligcut
‘lirouesnnl ..................... 1.215 people at largo."
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i l.0.\'l‘.0.\i, 5‘ch 1.3.- l.iillc chanmr'
in tho cmdiiilm of lmrd Mayor Ti‘i“:
once MJcSwiney. oi Cork. wan rc-
porlcd, this morning. by the physician
of llrixton prison. where MacSwincy‘
is incaru‘mtcd. in Mr. nmort to ill"
Home Office. howcvcn the physician.

 

declared “increased weakness" was;
noticeable. 1
The bulletin issuwl by tho ll'iglti

Seiflilererminntion imam! road: .
“This in the 34th day of the strikc.i
The lonl mayor passed a somewhat?
better nizht and had a few honrs‘_
sleep. The pains in the body and.
limbo continue. lie is still conscious
and his mini is active.“

 

BODIES COMING TO AMERICA:

 

CHERBOURG, Prove. Sept. 14.»
Prunrationu {or shipping to the Full-
ed States bodies of American soldiers
who tell on the battlefield or died on
French soil are going forward here.
Hundreds of carpenters are building
coilins. while scores of scamstresees
are making the funeral ornaments.
which will be placed upon the coilins
when they are sent back to the United
» States. .

The American 111an Antigone.

 

 

 

WASHiNG‘l‘ON. Sept. iii-The Na-
tioruil Content-mot Catholic Charities
. hereafter will meet “anally instead

or biennially. Deflation to hold meet.
' tags every year. alternating. between!
.Waehtngton and cities in the Middle
» West. wan reached by delegates to the,
~cmterence now- in session here. who
.toda’y discussed civic problems and
» the work 0‘ iniris’ clubs.

nit .
' “ OOEONEL House mmew ironic.
‘ NEW YORK, Sept. EM and
“Mrs. E. )1. House. w ‘0 have been
n abroad since last June, were among
.th arrivals here today on the steam-
‘ih'io Olympic. The liner carried 2,-
H 336 passages-a. .

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Do you know what thc [in-M'l‘l day
"MM! Scl‘Vil'e of tile Ailit'l'lu'iill “(H1
(‘rms is?

Many poolin- do not lxlltnv um. pp.
ridcs cmnpli-linx the work for l‘».\l‘l'\‘-
ice men, csiwvinlly thc (“\nhh‘il. i! pro

' \ich. the sumo lwighlmriy R'h‘u‘ in.

familiar! in general that it i‘urmcrh
guw families of btiilill‘l‘<.
mli‘im‘S;

"Home Service cmcrs n wnlc and

varied field." lung's Fl‘l‘llvl'lak (i Mun‘

l roe. gem‘rni lllilllllifl‘r or ”.0 .inn'riwnu

Red Cross.
in solving. such proli‘u‘ms as l-mlirct
planning. marketing. tidiru m: r tinu s:
of financial slums. lumping rhilxlrrn in
school. helping crippled l-Imdrn-u. “ul-
ou‘ed uml deserted nwtlurfi. i'illiill'i'll
backward in M'iuml um! t'illltll't‘ll in
conflict with the lows.
ice to the lmmclcss and trmmcnt. to
the illiterate. to tenomcn! dwcllrrs. to
the unemploywl, and clrcs t‘rlcndly ns-
sistmu'e and advice to fi-rvign spcak-
infim“ ‘

In addition to helping fmnlllcs in
the solution of their (mu problems.
Home Service helpe' in lefilllt‘llln:
the weak spots in the social lifc of

communities. it Joins hands with oth-

ers to make communities safer,

heatialfirr and happier. l
o

Organising action along lines
which the community is already inter-
<Wisoneottlveobjcctsofflome
Sen-ice. It hu’mubtished cmnmunity
~m Mtrlofle celebrd'ilons, pag-
mand techies; Rest rooms. rene-
atiotr far-titties. play supervisors and
m‘ving pictures have been provided.
“through Home Sci-fire other agencies
are influenced to bring about improved

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‘Will ll'rh nil-r" 4nd gum
Lilli“) éil‘H) \.l'il A vi

cold water, ' ‘ ,..
'i‘n lilcavh “trio garinuw '..’ ‘
tablespoon of limnx in or.
water. Will the cloths on nw r
and I'PDvaI the lil'OI‘th .1 in-
Thnruuehly scald daily 22.!
used {or milk.

Before using a new it
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great-e inside and on! uh ..
Hand 48‘ hours; then \wv‘: w - .,
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soda 1188b”?! dwiwd» . .M ..
One or two aslicsios mut-
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