Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 18, 1920 · page 6

 

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G. E. t A. L. GOLDEN. Props.
“asmnnav. SEPT.18,1920. ,
Vital statistics for the month of
August, on file at the office of Town

mm ALMANAC I'OE
, Clerk Herbert R. Smith, City Hall.

TOMORROW ,

,fligh tide, 4:49 am, 4:54 pal. g
“- show that for the month Just passed
‘ltuthere were "' deaths. During the

Sun rises, 6:34; sets, 6:59.
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Member of The Angelggeg pm... ’szame time there wore 21 marriages.
m momma Press 1. ucxugiyelyf'l‘here were 42 births, of which 20

 

 

 

“filed to the use for publication of “Pro bm's. The figures for the
on news dispatches credited to it or nmnlh follow:
not ahorwise in this paper and also‘August Deaths.

1- local news published herein.

All rights of publication or spo-
an dispatches herein are also ro-
in".

A stated communication of Old Well

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We, NO. 108. F. and A. M., will be‘ls—Sunnnorfip] TOORQI‘, 74 years. sixLl'Oul‘ gll‘lS and the day school “'"h
held at its rooms, Tuesday evening,I

Sept. 21st, 1920, at 8 o'clock. Work
at. M. Degree, All Master Masons
cordially and fraternally invited. Fra-
uen-ally yours. Ill"
ASA T. LO\VNDES. W. M.
m: ROBERT M. WILCOX, Secy.

'. 4'——.\lrxzmdm‘ l", Brady, 70 years, one

" monlll. 21 days (Norwich).
. R— ’l‘zilllllll l"v(l9l'SOll, 50 years.
months. 11 days.

3., Barbara M, S. Lcnhert, 71 years,

11 months. 22 days.

 

Butler Chapter, ‘
meets in Masonic Temple. South Mam

street, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
each month, at 8 o'clock, July and Au-
All R. A. Masons cor-

.gust excepted.
dially and‘fraternally invited.

. BURR REACH, H. P.
~F, s. LYONS. Secretary.

No. as R. A. M.

months, 14 days, :about fifty.
:12» Victoria Piilllikovl(‘ll, 40 years,. The school's record for excellent
l nine nlonllls. 23 days. college preparatory work is Well
.25 James Harris. 74 years, one known. especially ill the offices of the
month. 14 days, Edeans or the loading colleges and a
‘21 Verna ii. Jennings. three yearsflarze number of girls have been en-
two months. three days. lrolled in the senior class for the filial
r. loam-Ho E. Scofiold. 68 years, l'eView in preparation for college on-

five months. five days.
10»-x-.l:lmos J. )‘lilburn. 64 years.
months, 96 days,
:37. Muluaret Henry 40
momlls, 29 days.

 

SOAP AND SOCKS FOR ASIA

Tradi- Stfitlbllt'liills report that the
lulled States is (-anl'lillg soup to
4 mm and socks and automobiles .
India, and business boomers rejoice
accordingly. China. took 14,000,000
rounds. more of our soap during the
year “ruling June :20 than it had evor
12].an before. This must hare-given
:L noxel cleansing m a good many
«t‘hinamen, and made an lmpro
a": many more.

“:50. and multiplied
(Chase-s by five.

Help, th»ll, va<t opportunities open

 
 
 

on. An mirllusimt rllllpsodizcs thus: fivr- months 16 days Mum“ ”h... rmnmnm makes it

.‘T‘he .,. lotion of (‘hlllu is m Rib-Julia S Boswortb 3'4 yoars 1n~pmgil,l.. t. umo' . ll-(lln the course
mnml rm; 2's 320000000. lndla is, monlhq. 28 days ' - “w Hm, “I ..,!.,,,.i,,,,,., “,,,.k and to
I'm! for m illil. Que hull-pound cakeigg~ank’j Moore. 60 ear“ : 1‘1““, ,. “J, L5,}... ,..,..1\ for actual wm'k
53 soap ; month for each person lnl month: .one day y (a. Inn. in ”w” 0““ Huh M.

China Would mean sales totalling al-

most 1 m “4,000,000 pounds lN'l‘ veal‘, . 'v__ 0,. .' ..
worth all. \x'holosalo some $3‘lll.ll0ll.000- ‘10 gunfillgfigm ‘ lctmm and \“
flue paly of socks l‘m ouch lillltlu until l-r-Millil fl... :be'Mh,...,,. . l ‘h' .
«och (‘illnese (‘illZPn \c'Ullld nleani ppv ;\Hpn ‘ : I M“ ( ‘Hn
535.0'.‘O.000 Dali's 0" Sam‘s “'Ol‘th. at 15. 8~ r'nlhln'hlv. in (“Ilhm'il p 'llll \\""-
a“an 1‘ pair. more than 395300-00” 7 .lm \lncim ‘ 1 . t '
R it l; pleasantly fI‘PéllllllSCPlll, of .0 p, .,\ '.H”,,,,.,_” ,md IN!“ K“. k
for}; wain's menu ac urer of eye I, , ' " ‘ “ ‘ 1.
"MW in” contemplating the 1mm» r. 1mm?) no. n and Herman Tu-nm
”0"“ .l l’ "l‘ of “till‘l‘v hundred million ; 2 llvniluto Aria 'lml lewiq lh‘ 1*-l'
l i:inzllns‘n “'itlh Sore “W‘s". f i .ll: . ‘ A ‘ ( ’ . ‘ I" I
.1 ‘li'n'j: wont. ill lilw, All 0 in-" " ‘V - . , " ‘
sin‘lr-llt. lill‘i‘l'lll)l)9(i_ hurl-footed Asia-J U 3,1123% to llmn and “mm,” (d
and Arl'ir-n, too. for might we know— gunnmnlo 40 Rock. and Alum-l .
mav learn cvcntllall.v t0 "59 3089- Pilimento. I
\nr-zll‘ sovks and run around in flivvers. l2——Orazlo. ‘0 Raphael and an. 1,
lnlr-m perfectly mnl‘mlml DWSOns Bernard ‘ U ‘
wilh “divine discontent;" teach lll‘ ILL—Anna to Rot-w and (‘Orzm ~ rh-
um want. and then satisfy those l‘lngo: I I ' h ‘ 1’
wants, for :~ Jillicient con“i<l“l‘=lll0n~ {11——l?dwin, to Lotti-I and F‘rodorii :-
‘t‘ul‘s the u-zay :-l\'llx.:atlon 8(l\.’ll‘lC(’S.i Brundazc. I

'1‘ 5 (l gl‘l‘i‘l "usillo-‘s [(ll' “‘0 civilizers.
;.~ long an tilv p€“i':izl-P,»: don't weaken.

 

_._._ Ac. _ _

THE FREE HUSBAND
Prominent i'vllllllim- loam-rs nro
amively engaged iq (lulillllg at plut-

fan which shall :«I‘l'liJ‘ :i‘l'l'lzllll'lrl
32' the right of tln- lilili'l‘lt'tl woman i

[Klillt'din n ileum :wllarnlu lloln ln-z'
command and lo bu so-li‘ Hillpnlllng.
The l‘unn} thing about ll is that

the women Linking ll'e'nP Ill‘lllillldfi
r3221)” tlléy are only booking lilt‘ same
frm-rlum “‘hlt'l] lllon (-lllln)" yet how
man}
an: any such freedom.

Ti "H lll'obuhll is not a responsible
’Iflill‘l‘ll‘d man in the World who at
some llllle or other would not have
gained either personally or financially
by lming a free agent. But having en-
te-rpd voluntarily into n partnership
inullving certain‘respmlsibilities, he
lot that setlle the mattrr. never even
Suggesting to himself that he was en-
ii-‘n-a to complete personal liberty on
the plea of self-expression or in~
:l'n irlunl development.

0: r-om'se when: there are abuses
n? mutual misunderstandings between
‘12:... married pain-- which constitute
fair ground lo; separation 0r divorce,
that is a dm‘wrnt matter. But when
women claim the right to enter into
matrimony and ,w-t retain the privi-
lrz'r‘s of the single. and put it on the
szmmd that this is a status which the
majority of men enjoy_ they are
wrong. Some men do—the selfish and
the vain: hm the great army of hue-
bands and fathers who are making
at»: world safe and wholesome, as
vlel] as finanrially and commercially

found, are also making homes and
§Wln2 In thmn with their wives and
children.

.__.____§____

SIGNS OF HARD TIMES |

“It's a funny thing.’ said the paint

man, “but our business always flour-I

fishes in hard times, The first thing
these fellows do when they get out of
a job is to buy a can of paint and
aunt in painting their own homes."
“Don't try to ple up a car yet.” the
automobile man advised a friend.
"Just wait a little Wll7l . A lot of
these fellows that llil\'P mo“ running
around in automobiles will have to

sell their cars before long and try
walking or staying at. home for 8
change!

Now these are supposed to be signs
of hard times_ but are they, after all?
Probably nobody will be out of work
wen- long. There is too much work
to he done. lnmead of hard times.
this. little industrial lull may be more
fairly considered as a needed respite
alter years at intense pressureua
time when men can get the blood out
of their eyes and see things in a
"truer light.

There are worse things in life than
1. make one‘s home clean and attract-
_-Ive; there are worse things than to
have to stay at home. or to walk to
work. of those things are
_.jihreatenlnz this nation more nearly
peollle realize. it hard times
3. man a chance to think what

.. life are truly Worth while;

- - be So very hard after all.

 

lllum unwound 10,000 '.,.,_
{it our automobiles. acuinst a previous 2‘"
her socks mm '16“

married men today are enjoy-l

l l i‘llonrzcr Elton. 93 years,
i days.

‘1‘ *l'lt'll‘i) Rornnri. one

‘ days.

i Sim-Ruth ll, Collins. eight days.
i G——Sopllie .\l, Saundore. nine days.

22~~llonry B. Cutler. 76 years.

i days.

167»(‘lara Kovacs. 66 yours,
months, 26 days.

9 Michael Mastrolanna. 32 years.

four months five days.
v

days.
0..

Pontl‘: nine days.

months. -
Elizabeth Miller. 72 years.

13‘.- Joseph (‘icx-hino. 24 years,

lusust Births,

'lna-l'asquahna,
zio Shel'l‘fl,

'10- Stephen, to (‘ulllalin and Janus
Orosz.

lflri‘l’rank‘. t0 Bertha :llnl Anlllom-
‘Mujor.

'9 Thomas. to Mary 9nd Pram-is
Orgavon. _

lit-Jack. to Rose and Szlrkil-l .llll‘fll)»
inn.

:Slrllicllaol. to llcl'lnina and John

i Verbanetz.

,21——lrene. to Verona and J(l,~'-llll
Polyak.

l7 —ldvcl}'n. to Anna and George ltu-
Fll’l.

i15~~llosnll, to “non and Miilmnl

1 Stelkovlcn.

.".1 Michael 10 Margret and Albo-rt

; Pearson.

26—rl‘lward. to Frances and Earl Vos»

i brugh.

28——(‘athm-ino, to Mary and Martin
Creagh.

19-1\lildmal, to llutll and George
Blackmzmn.

ifll—All'rml. to Veronica and Joseph

l Zegmnt.

.18 ~» Jane, to Elsie and Prvderick Ol-

i sen.

lS-Joseph, to Elizabeth
Soltesz.

14—Arthur,
“'ebb.

16~—la, to Mary and George
man.

17—Margueriie to Josephine and Se-
bastiana Zeoli,

and Jusnpll

to Mabel and Horace

Hollz

27——Julicnne, to Marion and Louis
Roggie.

16—Pnrnelius, to Anna and Cornelius
Lenihan.

7 Allirl, to Olga Havelcek (father
unknown).

flit—Pasquale. to Annie and Camille

Bum-iarelli,

17~—~~Beverley, to Grace and VVilllam

 

_ Bowman.

27—James. to Madeline and James
Perkins.

24—I.illian. to Antoniette and John
Battistoni.

,23—Lawrem-e. to Mary and Patrick

i Fitzgerald. ~

15—Girl. to Hannah and (‘harles Cum-
mings.

12—Lawrence, to Rose and Salvatore
Monzl.

15—Eleanore, to Frances and Harry
Fudge.

._17———VValter, to Edith and Henry John-
son.

'August Marriages.

17—aSusan Bock to Ambrose Ryan.
2——Clara Stoutenburgh to Fred Ball-

83'.
——Theresa Wilkinson to Eliaklm Jes-

sup.

4—Catherine Paulovic to Joseph Ko-
vac.

l—Frances Shields to Fred F. Wat-
kins.

21—Clara Ferguson to Andrew Young.
19—‘Mrs. Mabel Gould to Charles Stev-

 

ens.
20——Rose McNulty to Lawrence Man-
tel]. .

,27—Ellza Burr to Guy Lent.

17—Dorothea Woods to Rowland

. Sherwood.

zit-Saddle Tyrrell and William Han-
or .

23—Mrs. Juanity Hoore and Austin
Rawlins.

15—.MN’Y. Shinto and Stephen Linus.

lam—AillCe Rosenberg and Archie Cab,

VD. ’

28—(‘alherine Thieme and William
lilmmich,

20—» Mariya Rachlnsky and Victor Ma-
ruchess. -

19 -Elizaheth Powers and Luke Fur-
long.

5——Mrs. Mal"; Chrisllnno and Tony
Grecco.

9—Mary liulloran "and Frank Sco
fleld.

16———.-\nloineita Peraclllne to Jeremiah
Capasse.

Lillian Conley to Francis Parke-
ton (Married June V8th).

 

HILLSIDE SCHOOL READY
FOR OPENING NEXT WEEK
All preparations for the oponlngof
the Hillside school, Prospect Hlll.
are practically complete, and 1h? 8““
returning both to the boarding depart-
nwnt and the day school, will ilnd

 

 

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six'glrls who took comprehensive exami
years,‘ elght.“‘€l‘e successful in llelng admitted to
foul-.mllt‘l' girls have been placed on certi-

and onehalr nges and are expected to make a film

25 naratory ('lllll‘Sf’. and will take sllcl'lfll

two at pollogu :ls «my ls possible.
"on l‘nlndlno, seven months, 23‘. “0“”
l~...-...l,v q “’ado. five years. two;0fl."~ lllstory

-~l‘li7n .\l, Norman. 89 years. lhrno '35 WWW" 1'" ”l" "1““ W" ”""' “'“-‘"

l-~'.-‘\rchilhald V, Bonellsha. 26 Years. all lilI‘ I‘lllil‘lllt'lll Mr :I

to Gel-mine and Ora-

bulldings spick and span in now paper
.and paint and everything fresh and
'attractive for the opening. The board
:ing department will open with forty-

,trauco examinations. Out of the nino

fllations from the school last year, six
‘VVellesley, .\lt_ llolyokn and Smith.
:flcato in a number ol‘ ollp smaller col
record in their work. l-‘il‘too of tho

twenly‘threo seniors enrolled for the
coming your are in tho onllcgo pro»

 

l‘m'imvs plulllll'il to make thnir “‘lll'h

The dppnl'tlnvnt on houanhnhh
science has also a nulnlwr of pupils
Pill'nlll'd tor lilo work in cooking.
planning. huvlzotinz. This
course includes ”in “mi. in psychol-
or u t, and household
chemistry, and it nill‘li"ll on as nearly
The kill-lion ... lllP lmign is Pauli-pod
i‘Nllll :l vunllv‘llnllon coal and gas
range :l

'l‘ll.- lu-v’viiwl: ll’ “ill-l it‘llll'll 0“ ”l“
m'tprnnml of 'l‘nwuiuy. September 21.
1‘... mole "l'llll on the follow-
in: ll.rll‘llill'.:_ \\’wl.u-:«la_v, September
“may: “hr-n 91w :lllllUl session opens
:.l min-- n'wlm'l: On Wednesday.‘
Thursday and linen;- there will be but
nun sowing: from nine to twelve.
Thr-l'vilflv-l‘_ llll‘ d-lily session Will he

(lay

lll\'l.\""1‘ Litrhvn ('ahlnl-t alldi
model home ’

FISH AND GAME ME"

TO "our on MONDAY '

The regular meeting of the Mold'
County Fish and «Game Protective!
association will be held Monday even-’
ing at the Seaside club, Bridgeport.
State and Lafayette street. at 8:15
o'clock. County Game Warden Wilbur

Smith of South Norwallt will attend

the meeting and will intsruct those
present as to the game laws.

 

NEW Mimi, Sept. first“ cuts
to a large tent a manual telephone
switchboar ‘in the ofice building of
the New York. New Haven and llam-
lord Railroad here. an aufiomatic sys-
tem was “cut over” last night. About
seven hundred instruments are con-
trolled from this board, and .ht’reafter
operators will be on the toll line
board of twenty trunk lines. '

 

 

W—SOUVENIR,
64530—IN A CONDOLA,

454795—qu nu: AGAIN,

For Your Victor Record Collection

64529—THE OLD REPRAIN, _
74420—CARRY ME BACK TO OLD VIE INY,

35289—BLUE DANUBE WALTZ,

LET US PLAY THESE OR ANY OTHER RECORD FOR YOU
VICTEOLAS SOLD 0N EASY PAYMENTS

THE HAMILTON SHOP

49 WALL STREET.

- - - - . Elman ,
- . .. . . lilman .
- - . Ereisler

Cluck
- - - Canison

. Sam's Band

 

 

 

 

 

JOSEPH ROSENFIELD

Housefurnishings, Hardware and Auto Supplies

125 WASHINGTON 8T. PHONE 340 FREE DELIVERY

 

 

Phone
3-2
909

 

gin nl S-lf. rolllinulng until 3630
«p In. for tho llllt'l’lllf‘dlate departm-‘nt
{Hill 3:30 )1. m ior the upper slllnll
with on intermission of forty-1hr

meltus for lum-llvon. i
With a run Nll'ps or trained and on ,
:illls'udll‘ tom-hers and a KTOllp 0’,"

m on! and eager pupils, the Prindi;,
not: look forward to a year or surroun-
;i‘ul wlll'll umll‘r the most fll‘llll‘iil".
‘Pvlsl‘ia‘vtz. \‘kitnrs to the Sl‘llmll nrn'
always wolrnme and the townspoople
are invitoul to gut acquainted With
the well-known Norwalk lll:-lllllli0ll.

 

TAFT wslrso av BURGLARs. ‘

NEW HAVEN. Sow. ls‘: Iiurvlnrs;
last night were in the home or Pro
lessor W'illiam Howard Tart. Tun lll"'
mine of articles laknn, if am. it; nm
)ot known to tho police as the family
\voro away. At ill" home of Giuliani
l“. Thompson. llvzlrhy. jt‘wnlry wanh'
”.300 is missing. i

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NEW HAVEN TWINE JOBBER
BANKRUPT.

NEW HAVEN. Sept. 19...\\'illlnm
H. llnltzr-ll. of Hartford .a twino job
her. today filnd a voluntnrv petition
ill bankrumm'. llis liabilities are giv-
en as 878,531.94. uml assets it 857.
$04.09.

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SOUTH NORWALE'S LEADING

- CORSETIERE AND CLOVER
Our Corset
Department

receive expert advice concerning the type ‘
of corset required for your figure, as well
. ,- as tll-~ most sati<faciory attention.
sci fittings our specialty.

CORSETS
defl’fllé Cleaned and Repaired

MME. JEANNETTE i
56 South Main Street

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l Furniture for Fall and Winter

All grades for every room in the house at very reason-
able prices. We cordially invite all intersected to inspect our
big and varied stock which includes many novel and artistic

designs of various periods.

PERFECTION OIL HEATERS FOB COOLER NIGHTS

AND MORNINGS.

RAYMOND & SON

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LOW Prices on These 3136631

Items Points the Way to
Real Savings.

 

36

p.

. his black and white. was 79c—

For the nobby sport skirts——

—.

3000 Yards of Georgette Crepe Waisis
Colored Lining Sateen . ,

inches wide, all colors includ-

Shnrt and long \l.v'\"‘-‘,
of Sl)l|:~; ‘~.!l|ll‘\‘ no ‘0 $7 0:

Your choice, $3 ‘38

p‘...-.

Black Swazette Waisis
S‘.‘ 6:4

Special slf 3
Voile and Lawn Waists

‘-

Tomorrow 49c yard

50 Pieces of
New Fall Plaid:

All 5120.“. “in:

Tomorrow $1‘25 yard Good prowl. Hi 5'} lull ‘l\. 3 l ,.
range ol‘ lno-l- is and lv. \ .. ll .1 in ..l
500 Yard 0f orahly undwr l'vculnr i. . t M

ALL WOOL NAVY SERGE sizes——

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Fall weight. value $2.00 $2.69
“mm“ 31-36 7““ Women‘s Shirt Waists
36 Inch All 8111‘ Tricolctte Sirilling \‘zllllm l‘l \\'m - 1»,
Black and Brown. Copon and 2:110:21” “Unix ml ll'W l.« ll
.-.Na\’y; regular $5 32nd“ ‘

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I Women's Wool Sport. Hose
Q Brown and green hvalhvl‘——

2* Wom's Hedinm Weight

5 Knee and anklo lvllgtll,
WN-and extra slzn-s

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£44 Inch Black Costume Velvet

7" Best made, was $8.00 ward

Note the extra widths.

Women's Silk Stockings

Tomorrow, $2.98 yd.
School Dresses

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l ‘ lalin or plnid
now .98 ”d t (l ill ])
Toma $3 y 6 l0 l-l _\'<'.':.<

$2.49 to $3.1
Wool Sweaters

Slip on modlls; odd: .‘llll
Various colors——
Clean-up price, $4 99

Women 's Bungalow Aprons

Special $2.39 pair
100 Dozen of

Union Suits

Exl‘l‘llvlll llilvlil) 1.v..al., .. ..
l‘l‘tllar

models ~

Sale price. $3 23
New Fall Plaid:

Special $2.59

Fine grade silk, hirh \gllll l d 12 ilh llv < .llu ; \- . l . .
it hpflls' black flilil “hi“; 1h" hp“ llllle‘ llllnll‘l}. llo \\' :l'. ll‘. i lv t
' ,value for tho price

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Lion Brand Yarns

Nothing will quite take the place of a knitted, wool gar-

ment to protect one from exposure to cold and dampness and
we have a supply of knitting yarn in new and standard colors,
and many shades of Heather, also new shades in Pansy, Ger-
mantown, and Shetland.

R“ ’

Crochet and Knitting Books, Knitting Needlu, Crochet

Needles and Stitch Holders. _

 

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Tel. «0.
SOUTH NOIWALE.

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, $6.00 AND $5.00
Georlrette Waists to be Sold Saturday
AT $3.98

$3.00 C 8; B CORSETS. Reduced to . .. ..$‘2.69
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Eveninzs are zrowinz cool. now is the time to utilize

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