Inmeqears more of its inhab
”the tho are born.
W
“w. The desolated
“of France are a monument t
VWtion. ‘ Often
“at France sounded an alarm on
"tfifeetive birth rate. It is much
_—..ed now by thoughtful French
more and writers. A census al-
'w:demamls intelligent study.
nation as well as births, and our
school system tends to Americanize
the llwhole body of citizens. Our
“5 are. a great melting pot for
Americans of the future and to in~
their pmportionate number.
,fl‘he welfare of children is a great
will issue. The birth rate and
“it rate need continuous attention.
ALL WANT TO LIVE IN PARIS
8. hny Foreigners Are There That
the Frenchman is Being
Crowded.
'flw New York Evening l’ost's Paris
mmmlent says that in an nrliI-lI-
il Mlsior a French writer contends
that while i‘aris before the war was
the fleeting place of all nationalities.
'i‘f bl! now lIeI-IIIIII- their permanent
or! out into the suburbs or unable
.3 >flidm apartment in the city.
_ The writer says that if )0" who a
--eenm ot' the average apartment you
will find that it t‘lllllllillfi “lit-luiuns
who left when liII' IiI-I-Iuaus I‘tlillt‘.
Mus driven (Ilil iI_\' lint lll\'l>lll.
m families from the IieI .Istuted
m “ho seem to lil e it “"lll -Ie they
4.1!. American students with their
, “tent dollars. Englishmen trying
1. “illusions and representatives of
‘ flatlkan states. Poland. Turkey and
:" «distressed and unsettled regions
”at living on the Lord only knows
1". Paris is proud of her cosmo-
to
am, but is'tiuding it illi‘ III-eni-
mt when the peoples of tilt II-orld
M so little lllllilli ItiIIII to IIIIII'fe
"an—rm
Wlnal's Hat Symbol of Office i
Thpeculiaiitx ni IlII eardiu:‘.d hat
1. tht it is not ill ho uorn. (in one
m only is it to be seen on the]
fine-dot the cardiu: II and that is “hen '
it: pope himself pilIU‘S it there as a
“I of its owner's elevation to the
Sacred college. When the cardinal dies
:8 I. pllced in his «with. The hat is
, at odeeper red Itum that or the robe
I.“ by the cardinal. it has long
”My silken cords. each with 15 tas-
w-I the end. hanging on either side.
maimson robes II hiI'lI. like the hat.
{1' M the cardinnl's office, are made
‘C'Ii which for several generations
”that; been supplied by a firm of
« merchants at thrtsr-heid, near
Whapelle. The process by which
.0» ‘10 Is distilled is a jealously
”It secret.
Trade With Auetraiia Grows.
a mm; between this e'ountly and
'5‘ min is shou in" a healthI grow.th '
Mug to figures- supplied to the do-
not of comm r-rce by A. \l’. vt‘ler-
We commissioner. who is at Mel-
“. They cover imports and ex-
”!or the' first quarter of the cur-
“,eur. and show the imports dur-
u Int period to have been about
““000 against exports to this
1.! of appro\iIIIat(iy 316.330.000..'
“I" exports nearly equaled in
*0 the totals for January and
u, and in th- It month the outgoing
mu exceeded the imports. in
.
.0 Inorts was less than half or the
"brought in during March. »\
Making~ it Homelike.
“ Dolly's birthday she was pre-
m IIith a baby bulldog. and her
“t was deticloug to behold.
a has very voung. and she insist-
damn taking it to bed with her but
u next. morning she “as looking
q tired.
“can't you slept well. darlinf’t“
What the birth rate in the can.
t” exceed- the death rate by ae-
r‘whlch is e gratifying-feet. We
t one of the nations that need
M”hunts on this vital point as far
Wat conditions are. concerned.
“-1! the most serious troubles in
1“on the warning in its censuses
flame of
bore grow much faster in
MD. This disparity was some-
ticed in the past. yet without
iiztn'x the terrible menace in-
towns- and
”we“ census admonitions and the
“sacrifice of young French man
“do far more dreadful than the.
have the public
‘l'k United States grows by immi-
‘m. so that the l'arisians :ll't‘ I~rIIII'Il- .
“-119 month, however. the value of fl
IIII my feet,
'3' putting" in 11 lot of on i‘lllllI'.
IIIII-
III-
:III II-III Il()\\n I oIIIlitiIHI.‘
knows how valuable Boo'l‘onic is.
at acad's llruu Store.
chem-tuna...
'mca. l'
and daughter have returned to New-
ark. after a. plmnt visit yith rela-
tive: in town.
an entertainment in Raymond's hail
“Monday evening under the auspices
or the County Y. M. C. A.
D. A. It, wil meet at the home or.
‘ “Pro unbound» mum" ’ hm“ '
been inctalled in the Coloninl Theatre
road
Sum Beau
, Mica Winnltred Hall is spending speaker
several weeks with triends in Pitts-
burgh prior to going to California.
for the winter.
Cal-man.
Mr. and Mrn. Leland F. Banger
Honda-y.
ill) New
'Railroad
Hannah Benedict .Carter -Chapter. ‘
proprietor of the .
mono. cerium put m.
. mum of a. eerie- or incubated
lecture- ” given in the cw
‘ “Pilgunu
of the Old World" was the subject
and Dr. Hilli- at Brooklyn war the
Mrs. May Raymond, who has been
visiting with her mothe-
er. at the home of Mr. and Mn. N. D.
Church street. returned to
her home at New Brighton,
A son Iran‘born to Mr. and Mrs. .
Morris Yudnin. J‘onday moriflnxrllr V
and Mrs. ‘Yudaiu are recent 'nrrimll
Yudoln being
Store in
, Mr.
Outlet
Canaan.
avenue.
-——Advertlso in the Sentinel.
"re.
Coop-
S. I.
2 i‘urtis SL,
dmo'l‘onic.
“i was at my wit’a end a
to work half the time."
just throl-hed all the time,
me so i .'IIJ tit: It it \IIIIIlIl
Ill 2" .IyruI
:1 hit or
int: and would in-
sI-em in do Ill“
would just shake
Spoke to In.-
illltl got :I lmltle.
another bottle and this see
all right. i
M r. Chas. W.
(‘nit‘
l for] so we ii
:I ph- name and as a II-suii i
II ho \I. mix the he -st lnPIllI im; the I Inn in!
.\l.
litm'l‘onie is sold in So.
I‘IIus. Hole
Servant
that I couldn't think straight.
'Ilillulsl Iltnkt "In to death.
\IoulIl IIIst roll and toast about at night instead «It ale-I p-l
Q‘IIIIIl to doctor,
and trInI‘nlI-,
:IlIIIIIl llon'l‘tmiv
lie is Now Working overtime
Was at Wit’s End What To Do
i feel so much better that I am now able not only to
do my regular work but also to work overtime. some-- .
thing that I never did before.
a to what to do.
”as would come
it
My
Ii Hill in mnttllllir.
tine ut‘ my rI
«Ind bIIttle
am now making up for inst tlrut~ when l was sick
and .xttnnt: tlmt “Ink is one. :
.InI Imh inn glad to hit Ill l kin-II in It!“
InIl Hi
[In sIIIIIIuIiI tIIIIIlIlI-
S Main St.
" says Norman Garrett of
I'lttsrield. Muss” after taking‘two bottles of
as] had got '
no I'll“ down} and haul stomach trohble that I wnan's able, '
says Mr. Garrett.
it seemed. amll was no dizzy
“M‘
-lutl\'e8‘
and l “Pill to the
it did llll‘ so much gmul that l lIIIugiIt
has put me
head
up on
I!
IliIln' t:
m-rvo-SI ‘
More
hack
LOW PRICES!
Rosenfield’s Special
tlquoloniulShepo
5-qt. size. Regular $7 50. _
SaturdsySpecial ...._.1 $5
"Him” Aluminum
Boiler- Oolouhl Shape
2-qt. size. Regular $450.
Scturdny Special .....
' Aladdin Almnnmm 8cm
4-qt. size. Regular $2.35.
N dl" spew 00....
Aluminum Convex
Kettle with Cover
Baled handle. Reg. $3.90.
Soturdny Special ..
Thin Blown Tumbler:
Regular 10c each
Saturday Special, 6 for .-
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
Sale
I!
.’m
make, No. 8, 7-qt. size.
Scturdoy W ~p an); ”~09
$3.98
.. h.
Solidi-day Spec. 2 rolls for 39¢
Florence Oil Hooter!
Saturday Special “-75
Liquid Veneer Oil HOP! °"
0 Cedar Dust 3101)!
Regular $1. 75.
“tum, SW.“ 03'. o $139
$1.98
$2.69
0
490
Hardware and Emmi-aiming:
125 Washington St.
Phone 340 Free Delivery
SOME MORE SPECIALS!
FREE _ DELIVERY!
Jones’, Gold Medal or Pillsbury’s FLOUR
American, Refined Granulated SUGAR
Amour’ s or Sperry 6-? Barnes Smoked SHOULDERS
Swift’s Premium HAMS
bg. $1.45»bbl. $11.60
10c lb.
25c lb.
34c lb.
Clover Condensed Milk can
Robin Hood Peas,.
Loose Muscatel Raisins 1b. .
CALIFORNIA LEM ON S
“her mother.
5“ mummy " said Dolly. "Nei-
“an cning in the night for his
My. so I kept smoke with him ‘
ice company. and I made awful faceq
' a“ night to make him link 1 “as his
' ;‘ muvver to comfy him i"——An-
4“: London. . . -
lei-tat Ta’xicabe In Canada.
‘flqteen Iacrial taxicab compa-
~nre being formed in western
u. and a IIIIIIIber‘ot these al-,
M time been licensed by the Mr
5“. F-IIIII conhnercla-l flying com-
if” time. been formed at Winnhl
m«nnd there are companies at
a Moose Jaw. Saskatoon. Ed»
’ Hanna (Alberta). Calgary.
wage. Bans and in Vancouver.
Mmhbebulltat VII-don
nd’ Vancouver.
c‘o fist object ct these companion.
“I! mail
carrying and distribution ;
Passenger flying is . .
Baker’s Cocoa, per can‘ .............. .25c
Campbell’s Soups, 2 cans, .............. 25c
N ..Y State Pea Beans, per 1b. ......
3N. Y. State Marrow Beans, per 1b. ...... 130
N. Y. State Lima Beans, per
Jello or Jiffy Jell 2 for . . .
Baker’ 8 Chocolate, per' cake”
POLAND WATER, Natural
WHITEHOUSE BREAD.
Dailey’s (. rapefruit Marmelade.
Silver Run Corn. .per can. 150; per doz., $1.75
.......... 23c
.per can 21c. doz. 2.50
Large Oregon Prunes (30— 40) lb ........ 21c
. ......... 34c
’Irown Aster Jelly per jar .............. 19c
Tirown Aster Spinach, per can .......... 23c
Pumpkin or Squash ......... .per can, 15c
.......
. ,
\
lb.
....... ’. .‘I. .25c
or Aerated,
..4 cans, 25c
100
Sunbeam Corn
quarts 30c
small loaf 10c .‘
ORANGES [SOLD BELOW COST
We have just received a large shipment of fancy Florida Oranges.
give the public the advantage of buying in large qualities, Saturday Only.
5 SIZE‘IWJ'
FANCY LARGI‘ GRAPE FRUIT
Fancy Long Island Potatoes, per pk“
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per pk.
Choice Native Spinach per pk. ......... '.
Yellow Onions, per pk.
Rut-a-baga Turnips per pk.
Choice King or Green Apples, pk
New California Walnuts per lb
one-half galon
Pure Lard, lb ........................ 25c
Sinclair Bacon, in squares, lb
Crisco, per lb 26c.
Libby’s Evaporated Milk 2‘cans . . , ..... 25c
Campbell’s Beans 2 cans
Kellogg’s Corn Flake‘2 pkgs
Mission Garden Tea lb can ............
Palisadian Tomatoes No.2
..........
. . 6 lb pails ........ $1.55
..........
2 cans ......
per can 21c
We are going to
oooooooooo
eon...
T
L.
a..- use
Aluminum ‘Kitchen Utensils_ and Houoefur-
nishing Needs for Saturday.
. 1 1-2 ’sizo.
o o _eo ‘1" “u 93
Double Copper Tea. not“
Nickel plated- ‘ ‘ Rochester ' ’
1,000 sheets on a roll. Reg. 250
\
Sale Of Coats
$14.95 $19.95
3.73 fine plain and flu trimmed mam 3‘
£rom$25 to $35, to go on sale at $14.93 sin 9,. .
$24.95
t'mzjt, ‘7
Sale of Plush coat;
$22.50 $24.95
Extra good quality of Snlixplush, mule ,.
mulson's latest styles plain and '\\lll‘ hrs.
$29.95
4"“.
$35.00
Fine 3 Sample Coats
$45.00
You will find a large asstll'llne“?
new models this week to pu‘k from
559.95
oi"
$8.10 !
'ii-i ~
:31 $31.») it. #I.‘,'
liltl Ili‘\\’
[ll'lI'I‘s in an Inn
0
Sale of Dresses ~
$12.95
dresses purchased at l
\I‘i
Values $1.“ H. $30.
$15.95 Slit“ “7
1i ..t‘v
'ifIf -7 . r
lI' tilllltil'l‘uu .'“ .9"!
(Charge Accounts (lpI-Izu’I
KINDLY
l
i
SHOP BEFORE ~?‘\ i
TOYS!
We have a. most wonderful seiccti or; 0:
prices, including dolls of all descriptions-
Iwingr, doll couches. kiddy inn, velociptdes. gLrts' tmy. 1: . .
‘11 kinds, moclmnical toys, decks, carpet su'cepcrs: rotkttzr
bones, wheel WWI, pm picllres ouija
bulls, uooorduuc- mettiepbonu, games, puzz‘es. cupies, in“
telephones, and mounds of other toys.
Children: Come to Ice Santa. Claus Saturday.
__..__ .e.‘ -.s-
TOY S!
lCTS
dell “I :7
>.o
.—
boards, mbb.
7..
“Of—«Jen _. ..n .. Q.
I‘.
t
Write 30
Santa whatever you not in care of South Norwail: Mm: Shun, t;
MUSIC DEPARTMEIV T
South Norwalk Music Shop
.110 Wuhiugton Street. South Norwflk, Gcnn
, '11
l‘nlulnhm Hrs-plinth v'l ~
(‘olululyiat HI‘I-I-I'Iis
r
Samara Man it ‘mu
(Item-3 Machines
(‘M‘I hltl PI ”‘1 't hivs
_\lusiv Hulls
Q. It. s. l
Melodie 6
Republic ‘
Pianos! 3 le .
.'lrto .
bhl‘ot .‘luv-‘it'
[Hum finals and Ih‘lu‘hl“
Cabinets for
5",“
\IuM'I' ‘5
Records
:92. .
92...... 4.9».-.
Phone 33?
.NLLY. Proprietor
.m..-
axons. .
m . (locum corn ImES
WWmWMnN
WMHG an hour weak
5‘ .
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