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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 17, 1920 · page 6

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SOUTH NORWALK

. EVENING SENTmEL
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i L. a A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
WAY, SEPT. 17, 1920. ’

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“KNEE ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW

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“1 MASONIC NOTICES

 

Cid Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M.
“acts in Masonic building. Soul
Wain street, let and 2‘7d Tuesday of
when month. July and August except.
ed. at S o‘clock. All Mitt-tor Masons
(.(‘crdially invited. A511 ’1. Lowndt‘s, “m
3“.. Robert Ill. \Vilcnx, St‘t'l'l‘lill‘_'v'_ i
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Butler Chapter, Ne. 38_ R. A. M.
meets in Masc.:.c Temple, South Mam,
retreat. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays Of‘
«each month. at 8 o‘clock. July and Au-
gust excepted. All R. A. Masons cor-
uiniiy and fraternally invited.
D. BURR REACH, H. P.
(t. S. LYONS. Secretary.

 

 

 

‘PI'.

SUGAR AND COTTON

Eng.“- growers, l‘t'llll‘H'S and (trailers,
"1?“! exit! there was going to be a
q,- 421-in of SUEHI‘, and st) tétr'y lltltlt‘l'
’2' .k to éurrtiaue that srnrcit). tor
’Jiifilr Hut benetit. 'l‘hey hoardvl 11m"

and re lined sugar and held it ll‘OIll
film market, in the lr'iv! that «WWI?
$ .‘ly Lie)" (-Ould ulllmul at in or Bu

taunts u pound. The} did get it tip usj
3!qu as 30 cents, Hut l;tt~-l)'_ u.»
‘C‘VUb‘I'ly anWS. Htti‘ut' hats tun” 11* I
Surfing worm] in (’vllli~ a pound. und
in: on its “'25 down t-i 37- cents, t

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The ('(li"‘;] L'ltlwvis. who uwd to;
3!, t )0 ("ll ;. pnuntl :0.‘ their ll‘ttlllil‘i,
1nd“): 3: tall.“ .. tut) that it “he (-mtt
‘mnmlmg . . :zly market at it» centenl
gin-Mod t’ might its well have old
‘1: 315, .-:t ,‘t-I‘P“1l"il to hlill: nutnv
:rwxvnil t' l!‘.=;-.s hull-,- of lud Nun's-l
‘I' 1‘}; .nul : Inn-421:1 :l tn'slilvltnn ul'‘
2“ 's )‘t‘. ztvtrttgw it! make titeil'I
'."t\ Hilaritu good‘ \ml ,.l;-.\'.' Instr-mil
(in grant; up. in spit“ 1‘: all lin‘lr cf—l
flirts qottnn has been going down.‘

and i-= m‘ling around 23 or Ztl cents n
dictum). “ith no (-et'tztinty at all {or
all: tuttte, .
.‘imt or li‘w sugar um: mtton spccu

{bit-.3 r h: hum ln~t mutiny in this,
IQ”: “l" tt'n' ~l?“‘lp (lv‘m'lW-tl ll) Ill-‘0 ll.‘
3h um“ l‘t ; “Ted l't ittli‘l'wre arbi
‘tbam’lis \vit‘- :l rztl'tt‘nl lxtw lOr selfish~
.1ltmitase. Along with their loss

 

t‘rte» have pit-lateltl; lt-nl‘uetl smucthinlz
art. .it economics namely. that thel
Lin; (If sttl‘ply lllltl demand. whirl) dttt‘~;
:11" the “1;. .«vt'ult‘tl tllSCl't’illU'll, is"
[‘31 ii on thn ‘ ‘~ I

i-“N‘n tllv' <;..~; tt‘.|lnl‘.< boltlwl ill) HIP!
fixag villi." tl- 2"..l foreign suppllnst
(at run ~:u:_.t‘ will ".t- pt'icp l'OhC‘. new.
igtliwies stut't- :: ,m'r. it: in im; ~, n‘.t’l')'l
5?“;52'171‘0'lllt‘lllq 4l‘ii'li"‘ of th.- mll,

dual ililLZiH'chl'OVW‘l': rt\t"l‘j~"\'~‘!~l'u dam-ll

{Julianna their mun 'l‘htts. u~~
(Jrnul. the high-Vim ..-,i: l); stinltt

:311"‘2 supply and llttltlr‘tl'tur partial

(OJ itseltfl Tlr- t’v":‘r‘intZ/t-'l n!‘ t'l‘rtl"*
Wm: plubztlth '4 mititn 1I'lv'lnl', l.ik(I
Q With tu‘t' ". l
‘ Tho would}... 'nlllnt‘llttll;'9 found
(a ::t 13:» world \ru‘ ti .1 Liz, nature
at; in ; generous and (lllt-‘l' nu-u were
it» I - to churn lllt‘ profits for
(11» w: it: nut (\rt-r their profiting by
rye It‘wt -.t lil'tftlllt‘lenl and distribution.

.-§:In-r ll"'l‘.t‘_: in (H'tztin other lines are:
{it Ji’rm' tn haw tit» Sitl'ln uwukvning. .
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5 RZO$LEM MlSSlONARY WORK.

‘. A gain; the unions religious activi-
2‘lit ‘- n this country it, anpcarS, is a
3!: s‘mtmitmliun propaganda, A current
{fit-.111 insists that Islam has been
ggrimmisly misrepresented in America.
'--'T‘nr teal Islam." it explains. “is snob
:tn tulieless repository ol' spiritual
23112:)». that nu other religion can be
'Rllhlvill‘Ftl with it. Mark how sweet
‘ ~ lltp fruits of Islam."

\\ ell. “by their fruits ye shall know
t‘ilw It is u tuit‘ test, which the
(31.. infants own faith bid! him aDDIY-
”111 unlinsly, making the fruits of IS-
TZ-hrvl Americans note the blight that
‘Ms l‘allen Upon every land where the
int‘hxlnlmetltln system is established.
‘fieat-tion. superstition, immorality.
than low estate of womanhood and
-2htldhnorl, the, political corruption.
‘u‘itt‘ lat-k of spirituality, the absence of
vgilittlz'e, refinumcnt and intellectual
’l’U-‘EI‘PS9rvllll‘SO are the Dead Sea
‘Ei‘rmts whit-h modern civilization has
{gr-mo to associate instinctivelv with
can {with of the. Prophet .

it is doubtless

 

unfair to attribute

 

:flhe whole or half of all this to the
Hchammedan religion itself. In its~
,nrtt)" it is one 01' the. world's great
'Raiths.

and has been the inspiration
mat manya noble mun and woman.
But clearly enouclt it has not been a
-snffittently pure and uplifting force
19) keep the masses of its rotaries
firm“ falling into religious and moral
{Setzrmhztion and turning its rites
into mere mummery. ' 5

Christianity as it stands today has '
11s tnultr. it: failures and its bypro-
Qntea But t‘n-ze at'e not its salient
‘flatts (‘lii‘l4tflld0nl stands. in the
lay-ac of nearly all the world, for the
‘12 things in life and achievement.
8m tile whole, it has. been a tremend-
-On.= success. “’here. among all the
millions professing Mohamnindanism
today. is there one race one nation.
ficmmandin: general respect in the
-éyes nt‘ mankind?

[slam stands for failure_ Americans
‘an not like failures. in religion or
-.ntth'ng else. The Moslem mission-
-arles will find poor picking in this
deamtry.

“.3
' .When, all's said and done. the ex-
"anation of high prices seems to be.
t like this: Everybody needs 1“
ey to pay what everybodyl

 

 

 

 

a silly American fad.

straight-backed chairs.

higher taste and virtue in
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MKING CHAIR ARIRIVES.
The“ rocking chair at last is justl-
‘Always heretofore Europeans_
have scoded ‘at it and scorned it, asiity, hut designed to please the ab-
Amcrican trav- sum visitor
elors have found, with surprise_ thut home.

the foreigners were acustomod to sit .

exclusively in

have. imagined the t

 

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twice-a-ycar event!

peeled long service

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uncomfortable. Sciences,
The foreign-[learned body of men extant, has set
there was its formal seal
doing so. rocking chair.
as found. by nounces it the most hygentc of all
France, Germany .scats, conforming to the shape of the

Furniture At The Lowest Prices Possible — That

satisfaction — Assuring you that not onl
will be actually received.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Ior elsewhere, it was usually pointed
out in the tourist as an “American
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will? French Academy of
presumably the most

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of approval on the
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body and properly supporting it, and FITTING cHIL IN INTO and for whom arrangements must be {fired 0ndscltool llldllcrc ,K n, w I"-
recommends its general adoption in SCH 8. made other than the .retm'ar school 10‘": d8? “areal reruns- Hm) I... mp
h m and offices The principals of all the buildings routine. It may be much; that they lf‘C 9‘ 1, 409 is t"! and lut~llu|twuu
0 ea ' in one big public s'chOol tax-stem have are newcomers in the district, or they 900901311?“ POM"! n tiw -« Fm... amt

For the latter use, it is likely that arranged to Open their oifices for a may be abnormally bright: or pnln- “INF 'mt-Unf.‘ $17.)” tn. 1m:- mu”
the Academy has in mind the swivel Week before school begins 50 that par- l'ully slow, prone to mischiel m- 0' f”’:'”l% 1 li,‘ st Hull dome \ and
chair also an American invention, ents who wish to consult them in re physically in need of extra care, in mug... 1W2?” .3 « an" to .. m. in
which is merely a version of the .gard to their children may have an such case ie is desirable that l."t!‘t"l'.~‘ an _';{1f},\lnsef}l\r “‘ ‘9‘“! t... .. A
rocking chair aldmit‘als of the yacht Opportunity to do So before Ht! great and principal shall have the 0m)?" twill“ ”d m “‘ " " “‘ " 'Y' ' H ”mt-t
Club and the boarders at the summer rush begins. tunity to talk'matters over bemre luv W1 -
hotel, they may all go ahead and rock In every community there are chit» 11“th? ‘8 harmed by the cares 0f 1"“ . - , ,. ,
and rock and rack to their heart's con- \dren who, for me 7".‘14‘5‘11 cr unothlr, 9mm? “"1001 family. Try a classified amcrt‘. mm. m n th
tent. - .muat be regarded as special cases, The attention of the public Is an Sentinel. ‘ 9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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DINNER SET

l-Zx cry Pun‘hnac Amunt-
8200 or Over.

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Exceeding $100 —— Cash or Credit. Below. we illustrate ihcsc Gifts ~— that you ml

the character of them — Every one useful and valuablel
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the balance as )uu llkcv-Jl‘o suit )uur lllt‘ulllC——~.\ Lillie
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Davenport, Chair and Fireside Chair
See Our Line of Ranges, Rugs, And Odd Pieces—

With Fall and \Vinter soon to appear, it‘s time to think ’2'” . i . . _

of making those additions cry-changes which you anti- “ll - : . ' ‘ ;
cipated last year. You will find a. treat in visxting this I! e ‘ ' . . ~
store and going through the various departments all of II

which are teemi over with so stions that. will ' ’
brighten up your ome. You will find the prices much I
less than you had expected.

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