o,
trade. Bin ii “Madi- in America."
I ——__._—___ ‘3'
The early bird may get the. worm.
m THIs OFT—IT Is WORTH
a'HE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEl
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
9E L. c A. L. GOLDEN, Prop:
EUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921
KINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
Sun rises 5:05, sets 623‘}.
High tide 9 :54 a. 111., 10:13 p. m.
E:
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The Associated Press is exclusive‘
htltled to the use for publication 0
d1 news dispatches credited to .t o.
.32. otherwise. in this paper and is
m local news published herein '
All rights of publication or sp rill
Dispatches hcrein are also reserved.
M—
k
.,‘ DIASONIC NOTES
A stated communimtion of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108, l“. and A. 31..
will be lit-id at its. rooms, Tue-«lay
evening. April 19th. 1921. at 8 o'clock.
Work F. C. Degree. All Master Ma-
sons cordially and fratcrually invited.
y yours,
EDISON T. IIARRIS. “I M'.
IWISICRT )l. “IIICOX, 5003‘.
M
_ A stated convocation of Butler
mptcr, No. 38, R. A. )L, will be held
[- Masonic Temple, on Tuesday oven-
nuz. April 26th, 192 . Business:
Election of officers.
h. n. Ill-ZACH. H. P.
I“. S. LYON. Sci-y.
'l‘llI-Z ’l'\\'lv‘li\’l42 BASIC POINTS
Twelve basic points have been Sllii-
mined by tin tire railroad brother-
l‘noods to l‘rlr'tll'nt Harding. with rc-
«im-sl for .i "oi-mice cominittcc to
(consider thl l’l'lllllOSt'll ot‘ represen-
fiajivcfl on tho (.ll'l‘lt‘l‘fl and the em-
ploy-cs, tllv plil-lic not invited. Thcsc
32 points :lrl‘ do-claio-d by their fram-
ers to be “l‘il.ni.liili-iit;ll and irreduc-
iblc." ll.” thr) :tit' to he so regarded
at the outset iiii'i'k' rn-inaiiis littlc for
the conrv-rcnec in do but to acct-pt or
L'v'jvct lilt'lll. “irrclllll‘iilil-s” al‘t‘ llill'ti-
Try the ."Ulljt't‘lh cl‘ arbitration or COlll-
4‘1-1
gramme. ‘ ,
l‘oint l «lei-Lens the “riaht to or-
ganize and l‘! noti‘itc collectively
through i'e-pl'ls» :,tali\l-:~: of their Own
charming." it is t'niniliar as being the
El‘l‘i‘; of iahor‘s demands in the lfllfl
confcrencc, Th4- lit'llllhiit‘tlll i'ulliicity
Association lht-n ill-clari-ll: “Eige—
warm-rs l..l\:- the rizht today to liar-
fiun coilv'i-tivrly if they “i.\h. 'l‘llv)’
also have “11' right to bargain individ-
uztki)‘. lI‘liriwll l-::l;'.iinli:;: llllulillli :L
klhor union is not illlllilil‘ildiil I‘ 01‘ iii)-
o‘rt)‘, it I“: [lit tll"‘li'iilllt\ll iil' iiil-ri_\',
Torn-d Silillt‘( 'iim ill the lll.lllli:|ll‘< of
a. “hiking: «ll-ii guill- is l‘Ui llln-rty, it is
3+.Tfil0nl. ll'wr-rl iiioiiilu lSilil‘ iii a.
union as ;- [l'llllilll‘s'll‘ ill livinllii.
mt‘lli is lilll l'lrtll\'. ii i.- llii \1 iv l‘l'-
FPTSP." Ti: ;4 I :illl‘ it ill tlin- l_' liiiii‘. .~
m‘l—t'ifi to the pillar -||ii.\ (i't'l.il'lli for
by our {on tmhv rs 1’] I770 ill-\r lu..;:
would till) iI-l\l tlilil‘ntlil ll Lillln'
obllsarcliy‘.’
Point 22 (ici'iJhs i-ir "till lirl-tlwiioiy
cl" I‘lll])i0)'t't\ :izriiiiisl liISl‘i‘lllli'TtiiOll
ml'fu'illst' oi lllt illiu i'slilii in lradc
unions or iltt‘illlSP lit~ iIL‘lliIllJIi! trnuiv
union tirii\iii4 st" ilow (lllllii‘l ili‘o-
flirting: employ: rs and thi- llllilill' l'rlini
transportation and non—
tninn int-ii l'illin ii!.\sli~:ii \lo‘n lwr'.
Points 2‘ illlnl \\ltli till iiLzhts
)i:' l‘.l l\ Sis
I
null
or thi- lllélltlili} lll t.lt'll cinit't on inch
railroad in m l- ct till ll’ l‘t‘]lll"u'lli itiu s
{:1 lil‘gflli.viltll..\‘ :iilli i“iil\‘.incl~ .\ii
right, and lit [in l-rilt'ts lit ll l'lllii'i poi-
fl‘icsi and .l'tloiw llil'l lit't’i l’t misc-il-
rrltivr-s ll} ‘<I'1l'tl intlltll.
PnilllS G :ll-li T tit'.tl villi iill- Q.
hour flu). O\t'l"lllllt' l\:l_\'iill-llt, (‘lltl I'V-
ccpliiilc oi llQl'l'tillt‘lli. i’oint \ calls
liar “clear .ind ’l‘tllll‘iIS' lit'lilllill'll ill the
cnsc of each craft ol‘ tho- work to in-
poriorincd " ’l‘ln- tliili‘l' day two
Workincn l’l‘lllSt'll to i-ciiimr- from tho
{nicks ll l'l'nlx’l‘ll .'l\i" \\lin ii in. ‘...tt‘l'li’
trilllic i|(‘(‘.lll.\" ‘llndl-r the rlilc' it was.
a 301» for tlzio-n- Vlll'll \\'l'll- lliv \ w. lt‘
gone for thi- li'll'll. the lui'rilinil :lioilol
removed it lm the broth: il.oods (lil-
prowl ill.” p-‘it‘l‘l‘iiv'.’
Point 9 1i't'lili't‘S' fili-
mvtli of will)“ iltli-i \ilil\
and Point 1“ imin'lrc-s tii;.t
lilw (xi:iiill.'-ii~
it‘-lllll" lilo lits.
.‘lplrill‘dlllS‘
show
for r-lilpiolilwnt .ls mechanics
their -t‘olir Mail‘s :lliiii‘-»l'tiiw<lliii or
equivalcilt, "not to lN' «it ill- ll é'lllllili\‘-l
uncut tor um "WISH” min-r lintii lll‘ .i-
inability lo iwiforin llu- work for
‘which thl' .r~- lil‘llx’lllLL' a: [Giuitlrvll "
This looks ilk- :i lllilil to liiiioiliitc :ill
upci'.itl\i-< u li‘l‘ :liipri l lilw > “Hi no i
antliutl-diy in .iiiunlm-li .lii‘i lllllS Lil'lvir;
tinily disp’nw tl iiN- \\t\'l\lll‘ “ho .101
not care in .dillat-a l'ollit ll :lslisl
h‘cnflnitiol. ivt' "Filil m : 11>? llK'. lil‘ ll
Point 12 (lo Hi
and safety t'ili i.\ t‘llliililt inirllill,
Till- fovv;uiv-::’ 'It :ixi
Eplrit of ii“
i~ .\ ill
‘0 ‘Ol‘Q‘I‘Llltl- lion. \t :‘iui l-Jiil'lulll'.
Dabor is t"' "ml to JIK llllltll if not;
more fil\'l'l'.llllt ivoiisilll :.itniil from lint
GOVl‘l‘lllnc" 'i‘Jll :my (illn-r oil-ml lit
bf society \\’li:il ll i< d: Sll‘l ii to rin-
phasize is tr it in lH‘t'Sl’llllllf its ( l:iiins<l
Will/Jul l..’..or iilllst proclwd hr rims—l
an and in! i.\4 ll 1S nun-ml
that the ll"ll\llS Sllfilllll not lio discrim-
tlil in Hill
truth-ll ”animal but it is iiisistui that
membership of :i \\(illtill2 man in a
union should in \olllntail' and not
compulsory. .‘Illll that lilt' L'l‘f‘ill. prin-
dpit's of lrn-mioiil, tiil- iiill-rty of tilt:
Exdividual iii" protlctimi of private
property, ll'» wilctlty ot' the public
Frvicc. av ll ll 1- illit' 0f the lll!ll0l‘il_\'
B1 :1 free lhtlihl lnll>i be preserved.
We liniti ll Slain-s sent nearly a hun-
a'red million dollars in gold to Japan
Hist year, to so ttlc adverse liaiances of
p.
ht the early peach is too often nip-
féd in th' bud.
g
u; .
DIONEY
flat out this, enclose with So and
nail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield
'Ave. Chicago. 111,. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a. trial package containing
Riley's Honey and Tax- Compound for
tough; colds and crouv: Foley Kid-
fiew Pills for pains in aides and back:
rheumatism, backache. ._ kidney and
Halide:- anaemia and Foley Cathartic
‘ ‘a o esomc and thorough! '
mag .. cathartic tor constipaflony.
038- 11th and sluggish
it‘llS‘ Ill'tiil'l‘lllil. (il‘ llt'Zliiii’
.‘lllv,
- . “ ' ..
tillH to Mimi; or 13S l‘iL'lll ("H 'l‘ll" -Il‘«l ('l'l‘lll\‘ll‘.'l.
MUSIC PESiiVAi
,‘llllliliwilliililllilili
The music l'rstiVal ot' the pupils of
the Noswalk public schools starts io-
at the Norwalk High school.
lll()l'l‘0\\
\cry i. «crestillg‘ programs havi- lli'i'li
ai‘i.in;i.l. undi-r lllc dircction ol Mi-
pcriiit- .li'cnt George V. Buchanan;
Miss Bury C. M. McCarthy, supcrvisor
ol‘ musc. and Miss Harriet ii. Parker.
tcachei oi‘ music in the Junior High
svilooiS l‘m- programs, as arranged,
are as i"HU‘ s:
“'cd ,, «in... April LEO—Pupils of
(-l‘aull- >t‘hu01.~.
Living 1 ”1,.
()l'(‘iillfliill.. rungs-—
l i..i\.- .‘.ly Mammy Best of All .....
‘ Churchill» irlillicll
Broad River School.
llo I‘l-cp Soul: and ilancc.
\Vzishlngton School.
hip Iiil' (la r.
The Jolly llidcrs ............... llrc y
Franklin School.
Sonics ol‘ Many Lands.
North Center School.
Frogs at School. . . .t‘hnrchilLGrindCii
t‘riuihury School.
Thc Dolly SUI‘L’,‘ ............... ‘Gi‘ovc
Holland Maids (Sons: and Dance)
............... l‘hllrchill—Grindcll
The Sandman l-‘rench
ix'llndsoii
School.
(‘liilrchili-(irindeii
Night (“'clsh Folk
i.lliifli-_\'
All 'l‘llronuh lilt'
Song).
llrooksidc School.
Mothcr Goose.
Jefferson School. a
Christmas l.ullahy...(‘liiirchill-Crindcli
\\'(‘St Norwalk School. ‘
llay . . .(Ihlirchill-(‘urindeii
llowayton School.
“'akr-il Lords and Ladii s (lay.
May l‘olc Dance. 1“
l-‘itch School.
Little Maids at 'I‘i-a .......... l-Zldridge
llayniakcrs and I)-‘iil‘_\'ill.'lili§...l‘;itli‘i(lgl‘
ilainy
-i
Over River School.
The Happy Milli-r ........... . .\'cazic
‘ t‘oncord School.
Japanese ili'ill Song: ...............
, t‘hnrchill»(‘.rinlil-il
- l‘litnam School.
{mow sun \\‘inds .......... c. \‘inccnt
lSll()\\'ii;li\¢' Son}: and ih‘lllit'.
.\liil'\ili School. V
The So :isons
Autumn
\Vlllll‘lr
Sprint
. Sillllllll‘l‘
Lincoln School.
i.illt‘tllli Sl‘iliilii
\\'iiii:il~:lllk School,
Lincoln School.
Thursday. April 2l—~ilillior High
helium].
l
! Part I.
.\i:li‘l‘ii .lnilll'il‘allm‘ 'l'
(lli‘lw <:i.'l.
illt' Sv'rl
R. ltollinslin
.\i'r.’iii2- ii
I. l'lll(l\l ll
i'i'ilt (l.ilt‘ii Ii ii\
' lioiii ".\lin'ii- 1"
4 (lit.
\'1 llll'l‘ \\':ltl rs
l:(ll (ll l‘,
l l\' (lizldw l-‘rankliii.
\llllll Swill \i.I/l'.lt.i... l2 .\ll_\'n:lr.~4iii
\luliis lilock, l‘rillcr.
l'illii
.\i*i‘.inut-ii l>_\' (lilo
li'illlitl: Soil}; til-i Highland I'oll‘
Sll'lz.
Joy ................. l“. Vonlliilo r
1 \‘ii (irillli. (‘l iltl‘r I
i l‘iio .\ l‘.li'r\\'t-ll.
)ilssis Sui” \“ Siiint‘, St‘llliy.
l-‘i.lill<liil.
i-I\H-iil: ........... .. (‘. li. ilintk
'l'lll‘ Mill Hill Folk Song.
Vii (lliillv. i“l:ll‘iiiilll.
Soio- Lil-licsfrtnll ..... Krrisll-r
isrm-l Citrovilz. l-‘railltliii.
................ l‘h\llis llruilt
............ ll. lit-iiilleililiil
........ .. . 1:. ill)!
(il‘lillc, Franklin.
.\i.’l\' .‘illl’llilll: ......... t‘. l“. .‘i.ltllll \'
i.._i.~l Night \\'lll n A“ “flux Still. . ..
i ll. Ith'l‘llii-
i.\nni" lanriu- Spoil-ll l:.lll.ltl,
i'~o_\.\' ('horiis, (‘ciit-‘r.
Violin
ISlnL:
"Part II.
l'.ll.l)lill;l.\t" PM. lmly iii 1"". . . . . . .
' .\. llilliinsh in
(ii-rill stra.
\nl- lll‘.l lT.
\liililct» .
l“l'.‘tlli\illl :llivi t'v-lltl l‘.
)la rzn
‘Tilt‘ .\nL'l lllS ..... .t'. t‘haiiiinadc
; Missos Show; .li-ni's, liv-rlz'~ Su-l'.
Si-nily S.llllck. i-‘iankiw.
Zuni” Soil: ................ S. lloinrr
lSiiiilns 'i’llivr ..... .......\ i‘c-nii
.. (illw- ('llli‘.
llil 0“] .._ ..... ... .... (‘llshnirin
> i.\ (litivll; l'ontl i‘_
lSili'iiiclllnl ........ \\~ (i liainlnnild
. .. (ii'a' t‘illil
Night ................ ll. Schumann
\lll\‘.l'.!ifilll Sm»: .. ., .. l", (i‘l'
F. \li (il.|ll"_ ('Allill'
“ il.i!\vl Fir [as ,.(i, if. (HWY
.‘ i.\ (:lJIi' i‘itlilliilll.
,lilv- l..’lllil \\l' l.ll\l‘ ill" ’u'Sl......
i 1.. it. l.«-wis
“l Hit 1'
\ulitil ..... \V.
Uzi l:l\ll.l.
5 TV (il."wi'
\\'.ill/. .llixs (it lit-illli‘x'
,\l~l'lilil|>.llll\l~ Illil‘t‘lll\ Kohl's. Norma
‘lilill ll. ,\il i‘tll- ini‘lil l'lvi‘olliyt'lllll-
lliliigs llilil .\i;lllll.i (llilzri‘.
l‘ridap. .‘lfl'll 22—Scniur III'L'iI
School l'lipiiS.
Part I,
‘l\t'iliil'l' ~“l.li.\tswll»i" . .....- PWiil
tlrclirstm.
)iivllllil: liilitatioil ......... . \‘eazic
(lltl’ (‘liilis .‘llltl Hrchcstra.
iiniil)‘ 'l'own .............. . Wilson
.\n l'iilislml (“aw .......... . , \Vilson
‘ llnys' (:lei- (‘Iulx
Donn \t‘ t‘ry, )lrl iioill-y ........ Nolt
Mona lxm-a (Hawaiian Sacrii‘miai
ll\iilil) ................... . Dore
Misses llairli. llrllsl‘. Hunt:
Rio-ssrs. Norah, l.ccmhllls.
The Hunter's Soul: ........ ..Kucken
Cii'is' Glee Club.
l.a.\lorsaria (llailce Antidue) . ...\lorse
Hungarian Dance (No. 5) . . . .‘Brahms
Orchestra.
ll‘otch erlong do lloe Cake. . . . .‘Fcaris
lloys' Glee (*luh.
Gloria :— From “Mozart's Twelfth
Mass ................. . . Mozart
Glee Clubs and Orchestra.
Over the \Vaves. .. . . . ......... Rosas
Farmer Slow . . . .GeibeLDux-ernct
Misses Hathaway. Naggs‘. Clark:
Messrs. Maren, \‘anScoy, Matthews.
“1.0m Du Bai" . . . . . . .. . . . . .Giiiet
Orchestra.
Mem'ry Bells ............ . . . . Zilyers
Giris’ Glee Club.
Group of Songs—~—
(a) The River . . . . . . . . Nevin
(h) The Seamstress ..... Rich
(c) The Dream Garden . . . .Covcrly
Lillian Erickson.
Medley of Familiar Songs.
Glee\Club.
Part II.
High School Chorus and Orchestra.
Simple Aven Thome
Orchestra.
Choral Fantasia from Faust. .Gounod
Chorus and Orchestra.
Accompanistk—Misses Arnold, Cro-
nenberg; Messrs, Harris, Davis.
Jackson. .
. . REDWOOD NOTE.
All members of the Redwood B. B.
C. are requested to be at the home of
awn-emu Corn /
l
Carmine guano. ' at. 6 '45 “o'cloc
;-.
illack: l.-| ........... Neidlinmr
Husy t :l. limiter .............. iiili
Little S;.-wnlakcr. . . . . . . Ga} nor
Center School. .
l1» llr-ath the Flag: ........... Lansicl
All Kit Cut ....... (‘hurchili-Grinde H
;the face.
Blfiflfll‘ liflVESlfl
ENDBHURIJHRDW
NEW l.o.\'lil‘.‘f<. April 19.—1-:;‘:orts.
are bcing: made toda) to settle thc dis-l
Mn in the Church of Our Lady
01‘ Perpetual llclp. a Polish (‘atholic
Congregatioxnas a rcsult of a. near riot’
in front of the Church following Sun-
day morning's Service in which the!
pastor Rev. T. A. Czarowski was struckl
over the head by a woman parishion-
er and Bishop John J. Nilan who had
.l'ust attended masg, was also struck in
l
l
The bishop came here to try ‘to ad-
jllSI the differences. It is said that a'
Ct'-illill element of the congregation
er: opposed to the pastor claiming!
that he is encroaching upon their pre-
rngrtiyes in the management of the
li'l'lSh affairs. The bishop is said to
haw- urge-d the trouble makers to
have the church. The riot occurred
outside- the church following mass,
and about 200 took palt. The police
lllll‘l‘ft'l‘l‘t‘tl and four men and two'
women were arristt-d liut i‘cicascd at
police headquarters. i
BRANDEGEE’S '
“STEAM ROLLER”
Continued from First page.
sponxilllc t othc control
tel-s. That‘s not l)l'1lnll)':
of commit—
lhat's H‘—
thc majority. The strain roller is
about to start."
Sim-tor Reed. Democrat. Missouri.
look .Sll.il‘p c\cepti0n to the “steam
rcll-r" sligz-vstion. "Steam rollcrism
do-tlivs the lips of a senator," said Mr.
ltmd. "It ll‘it'nnS abuse of power, de—
l
REGENT THEATRE-
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
WILLIAM :;
eMILLE'S
DRODUCTION
’ ummerJtadness '
‘Wztb LOIS WILSON LILA LEE
JACK HOLT uni CONRAD NAGEI.
JaneLLub
lama-Lt!
mi
m
In
I ‘1'
N
@l
duction which \\lli lie gin-ii a'. thc Re. i llushand said.
gent
livid
cvcniilg.
to organize a. Y, \V,
and Miss Josclmkky arc in charge of.
IS ASSAILED am.-
pi-l-sciitlitivn governm-nt—thc riilc Offl‘\t'l‘_\ lllv‘llllll‘l‘ nuke it a point to at—
PEOPLE’S TRUST
Sllc was accompanied
latl. i- pull of May. by an i-lderly woman nurse. whom she
iiicctiiii,r “ill be elude-d :ll‘tl-r ltlilllg‘ her sllc planned
ii. A. u'ooiils thislto t'lltl il"l‘ lite. it was reported. The
)oilng wovncn arc hospital Mill't'll was instituted when
H. A. Miss i-luth i.\ir, Mackalc said his Wife had iwcn
'm-cllstoint—«l to act liilll'pt'lldt‘lili)‘ and
:lppilt‘ali(lli:}.‘;0 to hospitals for trcatmcnt.
Theatre til-
most impurliim
at the Y. 31.
whcn th-
A
(Il‘R'ul‘il'liiilHll. and
'hlanks ian l..- olntainrii at 1hr Soulhl ———————————-——
.\'orwaik Music Shop. ‘EXCESSI‘YE PRICES
Tho-er will in a \cry important
ml l-tini: oi” lilt' \ .\l. H. .\. on Thin-Ml! PAID BY RAILROaAiD
ll.l_\ culling, :llnl it is rmllir-stl-«l tha‘ll
' ' Continued from First page.
il‘nll. it' possihl- I
_. 'locomoth l-s.
' .l. ’l‘, “Klllis. R’n‘lit'rai superintendent
' Jot mollu- li0\\'l'l‘ ot‘ the railroad. testi-
CO. OFFICElts iio d )i sit rda) that the Baldwin tirm
charm-d 315.754 :1 piece to repair tilt‘SL‘
locomotive :4, whereas the road's 0\\'n
Continued from First Page
Th
of life.
finding relief.
Compound, and
V
-9
-—.—.___
Goad Results
to a number of working girls, who are taking it.
stand up all day and feel tine.
did a lot. for me and for my mother, and we only wish we had taken it a.
longtime before.“—Rosz. Scnourr, 4676 Annunciation so, New Orleans, La.
is letter is but one of a great number received every year
from women, young and old, and from almost every walk
These letters testify to the merit of Lydia E. Pink-
ham‘s Vegetable Compound.
Miss Schoeff works for her living, but on accounthof sickness
was obliged to stay at home for two years. During this period
she suffered terribly at times. She tried several medicines without
Finally she tried Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable '
The Vegetable Compound contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs. and can be taken in safety by any woman.
hood may depend on your health. 59 try
Lydia E. Pinkharn’s
efable .CompOuni
imam. mom“... so... /
nials of rights." — Shops could lizue done the work for
Thill ”I" FllhjCCt was discraccinl. it ”0-“. $394.33 l-ach. f ('rosswxamination of .
mmi'lt scriousiy. was nSscrlOIl hy Srn- The fire in tl: SWartz .Q- (‘orlnlt ..\li. \\.llli.~ Ivnt illm llllhllilk‘tll in his W
:ll'll‘ luwl. who said that he undr-r- “lurk mud" llw"~>‘dl‘.\ 1h" Ivml'mnr} lHIlil'l‘HUll that ilrvssurv m liilsincss -- b S
stood l‘vl'Iilllli-ztt'.s rl-l‘lrcnce to be l‘t‘mU\ill to OH": llunrll‘rs. hill ill" List lmii li.id nr-cessiiat-d letting the K
ililiiioi-oli- S: nator lirandctzcc rc. Rank is now innl i. :.t .\o. 714 \Vasllinx- t‘tl‘lii'.l1‘i as the road i..'l-l not i’acllitiI-S
sponnlnl that he lip-ails “majority ‘0“ SUN". Will" H“ lW'YIHNS inn: Lini- cuiilpi'ling the weik within two! .
rill..." bccn rvmodv ill-l x n: w front has iw n and .’l li.ili' months. in which liilll‘ the ‘
Action of 11m nppulilicans in built. a tilc flow mid, il(‘\\' ll\illl’i‘S in— IBaldwin \\'orks agrecd to finish it. . -- 11‘“
am. who: m. S- naie ruli s to give u“. Hallo-ii. :lild l‘:n .vli ill s mlnm (l‘lll‘r'll , _—-— _
nllilt-l itx' llilll‘ nlrnihers and the minor. 'i‘hc l‘rcsidl l»' l‘iiaill s l'. Mills. iurE hllVllXTll (.‘RADILS AS512.“ "‘1‘:
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llOllllt“ Ii h\' So-liator “(ml 'is an ‘intoiy ‘" ' ”l“ ”l" l" U ‘H ' ' 4' Junior lii' ’ ' ‘ '5 ‘ml’l '
' ‘ . . . _, . . 511 school. met in :1 st 3. m f ,.
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:wonld l'OJit‘l upon the “progngsh-C (iii (.(liniiany in .\i:i\ 1st. and \\ill “Hm oi “Hm“wm and lt‘ltlllllLZF. ar-
R"l‘Hl'lic:ins," lilcn dlx'otc lax liliii‘t‘ llllil‘ 10 ll" .i.inc.il to l‘li‘nirillza- iliw "l‘m king to “
“You will tie \onrsclvrs prisoners TN”? "“mlmln “hire ll" 111.1} ll-Iih il’lililil Animals \Vtst'ix‘.” I
to ill: l-liriiiot \\‘llt"‘iq or llll‘ lionlin— l"'9illllli ill lllh \ 'ln'x, i 'l'lli- Mllt‘llotlS \H‘ll lll'l) Dl"~“'lli;"l
~ ‘ , ' .. - - - 2 ' l tlw- .lnd much (‘l‘l’lill is dllr lo lllusc \\ lo
:lnt t l. on lli oi \'lllll' party." Said Sriln- “”ll ”1‘“ 4’" r ”l' "l ‘” 'l “H" " . , _ . ,. . _ _ ‘
tor l'...] in 'llllll’t'Q‘q‘ln 111‘ Wovwlc new and llll‘l‘l.‘S'Ii tmilnnx .l t‘ll'l- llW'lx 1'4!” 1” ”it ‘Mltlhkb- 111' 1‘10 _,. i
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also lsrllill l! :l ll‘.ll lll" pl'OKrvssins “““l- i-‘l-‘l‘ Sinlngil ‘1 ll.lnlll*r __ Svclllill :fl
would ltlSI‘ lll‘ll‘ r lilt‘ new plan. .‘lllll ‘ . ~ “ .. _. ‘ _‘ I “mills, l M‘C"l“" ..7 L a, '_ {
MIKE-Sill that :1 union of tin lM-iilo. Sl.\l.( [I "U" ll-‘I‘\_ I'll: "l“- ll'i213‘a Dog—Lydia Kovacs. R0031! 2. l L N .. ‘ ' ~.
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. . .. . ‘ .‘ ' ' ‘ ' i ' WA F-.lll‘ll l‘. lililii-l lliiiiill '.
ill‘.lllf\‘ lilngllt control some altalrs in ‘\1‘“ XMle \l ”I l' ' ' , . .
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Sh in. \\.e< ll! ill at thc rooms ol‘ lllt‘ .\lrs. Mackin- )li‘csidcnt 0f lile‘Mll- 33‘ >
Y .\l. ll .\.. last 1': \ilini:. and thcri- “ankle \Yomc' < Peace Socirty nl‘vl Song~._\mcriwi S: V. nth (lldll‘S. NW
“iii lw iillrmicr l‘tllt‘itifiill before ‘1“ l-‘gislatirl- (-llil'. l'liill oi' the \Vonicn’s
l.:lil:: .iii Mow-ll. 'l‘lin- will lw a cast l'eace Soil. ly . this city. was sni‘i'ciu Sentinel Advertisements Bring Good
or .‘lilolll 73 participants in thc pro- in: from n nirvons breakdown. lur Results. McCORMACK . »
__-_. . . . c- - . “WWI... H -- Sunshine ol' Your Smilc (lid WA
0 .r Ave Maria (Ld l\
‘ 1‘ Honor and i.0\'o '1 :~. \l
\\’ll¢ n You and I \\'i rv Yrs-.it‘p'. 3":
Maggie - l- -~'. ’
I ilcllr You ("ailing I\lc .‘ill; ~‘
Thank God tor a Gilltil n .11: l
1 Molly Blannigan Muir. 'l
s 00 ea t .
Siiw‘r Threads l mil .
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”A This Letter Will Tell You How q
'5'. “ suffered terribly every month, and was always lll‘t‘tl and nervoim. and 93;;
had indigestion, and often could not do a thing. I was this way about; 'N
two years,and had to stay home with my mother. I tried several iilctiicines. u
. then I found a hook of yours. and momma told me to try the Compound. ?.
. So I .got a. bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound, and it: 3)‘
3:33 certainly worked wonders with me. I have taken six hottics of it, and am (5-:
l ’ still taking it, when I feel the need of it. I have already recommended it. is it
I am working now, and
I am glad to say that l’mkillun’s medicine
in this letter tells what it did for her.
Your liveli-
TUESDAY, APRIL 19.14,
Millio—ns Baily
Use
ORANGE PEKOE TEA
And for no other reason than that it giv
ea
utmost satisfaction the
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BOSTON STtlill
Special Sale:
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’
ilosrs of I’icai‘dy
in..-
$1.00
Down \Viii Bring a Vlt‘Tiltll.l .
Home. Balance in Small .‘sluirllly
Payments.
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DONNELLY’S
16-18 South Main Street. South ‘~
Open ’till 10 o'clock every c‘.'Cl‘il:‘.;‘
“Buy a New Record Week."
STOP lN AFTER THE snow.
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PRICES LOWER
MASONS BUILDING MATERIAL
has been substantially reduced, in some cases asylliill :,
from the high price or last season. We can sum!) i. . ,
{he mason needs.
COAL
is now being ordered for the coming season, the sl‘ " ‘ ‘ 41
having been made. The memory of last El .. 'V‘ . ' . ~
. should prompt the provident householder to take wi‘w
favorable delivery conditions.
Norwaik Coal 69° Supply Co.
Tel. 113 South Not“: .i‘llg. CC”
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108 Water St...
CONGRESS ()l" I). .\. Ii. DAl‘GH- (‘.\I‘l‘.'\l\ \l i'i l . l
TERS. . "._._.‘- t , .
'l \VASHINGTON. A lll'ii ]\r—-.\mt‘l'l- GREEN“ it I. o l-lllil
canization, national sail guards tain Jamw .\. l V .. m.
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poiicc, “as <"ll
Case oi Fran]. . .
\V. Btlkl l‘, iii. .l‘.li "z
charged with .l -..i ‘- i .
against extreme radicalism and rclat—
ed questions formed thc halting topic
of discussion on the .nJ’ggram tor thc
'l‘hirtieth Continental Congress 01 lhc
S
Dau hters of the American l‘uw‘oln- . '_ . .lni :.'»
tiongconvening here today to rcmuln hlblmb All ”I!!! 1“,. .. .y .4
in session throughout the week. Hun— cealcd “rallol .. 1‘ _ ~ ‘. ,.
dreds of delegatesavcre on hand to tomorrow. lh« ”mil .. .h .
hear the address of greeting of Mrs. springticld, hi I ”I I” .
George M. Lilner. president—genei‘al. 1n the. autoimnhlu‘ ‘.\ In. 1m .71
formally opening the congrcss. day was sioln ll .70!” , ‘ 1
Following a. day or business 505— while Iryiug l\’_) nil-.l ll » ~1 M.”
siona devoted largely to hcaring rc- the lads to lho pom... l. Wu?
port: from the standing cominiltfgito; terccpting mp mm hm. ., i. . “M.
th soclet the co mm or on . . . .‘ mm... H
session fol-'whlctli Pgresident Harding. 0‘ the stamtml 1119 w. “MM
Nedley got hurt-
the running board.
Mel mm 5““ an“ r
the Cabinet and members of the Dip
iomatlc Corps were amo- dale taut.
. V resses by Sir
. British Ambas-
- - . the French
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