gut: in Masonic Temple. South
_ It. seems a
- a. literal
' autism"
’ thoroughly l‘Sl-ll"|.\l‘rt'tl. it
lIs removal
'3 private :4'
3h the restaurant
um SOUTH NORWALK
- EVENING SENTINEI
v.7
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
P
I. L. & A. L. GOLDEN, Prorr
SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1921
WTURE ALMANAO F33
‘ TOMORROW
‘h
High tide ll :09 a. In.. ll :23 p. III.
Sun rises 1:42. sets 6 :56.
.17 _
_ umber-s of The Associated Press
‘ “8 Associated Press is exclusivel.
inlet! to.the use for publication 0
5‘ news dispatches credited to it. o.
:- otherwise in thls‘pnpcr and .J3
an local news published herein
‘1! rights of publication or special
.14 Witches herein are also Ieserved.
.7. .
BIASONIO NOTES
Old Well Lodge. No. 108 F. and A.
,I. fleets in Masonic building. South
an street. lat and 3rd Tuesday of
.01: month. July and A1180“ except-1111011 and the remainder of the DODu-i
'ul. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
.fllloflyand fraternnliy invited.
EDISON T. HARRIS. W. M'.
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Scc’y.
Butler Chapier No. 38. R. A. M..
Main
‘met. the i’nd and 4th Tuesdays of
":11 month at 8 o’clock, July and
August excepted. All R. A. Masons
.l'dlaily and fraternally invited.
D. B. BEACH. H. I‘.
I‘. S. LYON. Secretary.
BERG llllll '.D A .\I ICRI(‘.\.\'IS.\[
'Many lt‘aii-rs of thouc'bi in New
Iork are (‘l‘llli‘iil‘iir the “Luxk educa-
“on bills" paxmwl by lllt' state logis-
fiture. on the- groui‘d that they go
too far on the side of conservatism.
“We submit," says our group of min-
isters and publicists. “that if any
measure merits that designation. as
judged bv il‘: >pirii of our govern-
ment and iiw history of our liber-
Ws, these iii-.tsurcs are ‘un-Amcr-
Emu.’
'Fhe legislate". is intended in in-
mire 100 pm- w ‘ll Americanism in the
public schook '11» that end it makes
it a. punishablv I-t'fv-nsc for any teach.
at to nd\'oc...t.- :l chance in the struc-
ture of the l'izxie-d Stilt-S government.
fair criticism to say that
Q'lll‘fii‘t‘i'lllt‘dll if Mich a law
would det‘rat its Pi‘tlft‘..\'t‘il purpose.
I! there is anv principle" of “Americ—
tlnt ll‘lS l-i‘rn considered
is the prin-
.-\u.« "it;lll\‘ have :\ l‘itrht to
criticize their and to ad—
mic any (ll li‘LLI'S they doom drslr-
able. as lori: do it in an or-
firefly niaz‘i‘v" :illll in
lash the (‘l‘.iTltl“S iiiroiis‘fli the
fished pl‘Oi‘t.~\- s of ballot and littlnllt—
lion.
New Yol
suffered Int:-
civic that
L14:\r"lll‘lt‘lll
:i> ll‘l')'
f‘u'i k
I‘Slilh-
ll'lS unquestionably-
i‘no war and
t‘jiv
(inriii:
since. from disloyaltx or. the part of
school teach-rs. it is desirable that
h the schools particularly there
should be ro taint of treason. no
Doisoning‘ of youthful minds rc:ard~
in: fundzuucutal Anterit‘an luln‘als. ln-
alittliions ard traditions. It will be
readily admitted. too that political
Fropnganda of any sort has no place
511 the schools. lint surr'v it is por-
Iiissablc for an houvsi ard
tent teacher. in considering with her
mils tin Innilii'e and operation of
‘ c l'niivd Stains covi-rnmcni. to
suggest posslliie iiiit‘roi‘eiiiri‘is. The
New York inuts'u‘e apparently would“
'3? (Wen that.
3t is both-r :il\v:tvs
Side of lnlt‘l'Jl‘Jt‘ Y‘.I‘l‘-t‘l‘ ll‘ntn
since. The l riled Stalls l‘JIS
suffered much. in i‘ru rm‘o‘ni past,
3mm cxtr-mc liboralitv in such mat-
ters. but ll> Mus. st dancer at present
I: probably that of cvircme conserva-
thm. _ . _
.______ .
GERMAN PROSPERITY
There is little to indicate any reds-
on for softening terms to Germany
any great event, and a good deal to
to err on the
intoler-
Inhstantiatc the Allied claims for
holding on. Americans should not
kt thenlst‘lYt'5 be Inislcd by German
protests. nor are tiny liable to any
“Ch Weakness.
A repozi from
~German explains-ts
.\r~ort iua
bringing
or send-
hg their :x' to that t0lll'lll‘)‘ to
amid ta\.l::un for reparation and
‘ other dema: ds at home. They are
trying to buy control of the Argen-
tine textile l". insiry. and their lunk
deposits pr -.-\ ions] y luau y. have
Mbled iz‘. l~_'t". Also ii .. Arseniiuc
consul general in Iii-rim l‘tpl)l‘l$ that
(he Germltl's are tlis‘ll‘..i:“.il : li‘xiilt‘
mhlner) i" Savory prl-i liorv to
to South Ann-r: .1. This
li\iiv..l-ut typical, and it
Modifies litr- l'i‘SOlll't‘t'S and ll‘lC‘vbpll‘ll
d Germany. ’
‘l‘estimom
from ll‘." llritwi Stairs
"ins to German prosperity is not lack-
lrx. either. During 15‘2“ imports
”are recer~ i from Gernmny valun‘d
at 388338 '0. n. azdillst smwmu
1919. l‘ZpC-ll5 in l.“.'.‘ amounted
n
A glance at these
it o w in st G c rm :1 n 3'
while other nations
h 3186.04133-
Ignres will show
I! coming back.
. Mand‘in \‘ain that she pay her ob-
lations and Germany that
she cannot.
protests
_—_—._—..._‘——'_‘a
The straniwrry and the SliOTll‘ilk"
never have solved
whtlvity. either.
-——O———
According: to reports. lidsrl l-‘ord
lecently bought for his own personal
no a large automobile made in Eng—
‘nd. No accounting for tastes.
‘ Some men who thought to send
heir overcoats to the rummage sale.
- second thought
O (”f—IT I S
M0 KEY
PH THIS “‘ORTH
I
t
in! mail it to Foley & Co.. 2535
Me" Ave. Chicago. Ill.. writing
m name andeddress clearly. You
receive in return a trial package
at“. Foley's Honey and Tar
lid for coughs. colds and
-' Foley Kidney Pills for pain.-
fldeo and back; rheumatism
, _. kidney and bladder all:
8nd Foley Catlin-tic Tablets.
‘ find them
accomp—~
intelli-I
indcml
it)
tells of]
. decided to wait:
. see how it looks in October.
Cut out this slip. enclose with So.
A.
. The Norwalk Hour has good reas-
Ion f(:‘ feeling all "puffed up” over
the success of the remarkable edition
“issued yesterday as an incident to the
celebration of that paper's fiftieth
birthday. now being observed. Ii.
was a. most interesting anniversary
number and involved much hard
'work and research. But the data
given “as worth the trouble and the
treading public is the beneficiary in
consequmee thereof. The edition
was a. i. Wit to the city and The Eve-
ning Sortincl desires to join: with
others in congratulating the Hour on
its enil e. May the paper he as
prosperou: 5n the future as in the
tpast. ill. in- ' remaining in the list of
assets \.|m . go to make up a. thriv-
ing CiLV- 1 ‘mn
In Orlli r
‘to publis
l soviets of . .
.books from public. and private librar-
papcr fac-
Bolsheviki
their proceedings.
‘ es into the pulp vats of
.iorio-s. The American
'liud a chance.
All that President Harding has to
do. it seems. is to satisfy the labor
,unions. the farmers. the business
lation.
,__.___._
perplexit y
who
of the Savannah
found an aban—
doned airplane with 50 quarts of
Whooch" aboard. over what to do in
the matter. extended only to disposal
Iof the machine. doubtless.
___..__._———
TO FIX DATE OF
NOTT TRIAL SOON
’ Continued from First Page
‘ The
(Ga.) oliiccrs
summoned to be in court at 9 o'clock.
,Wetincsday morning. Standard time.
5 Jurors for May Term.
Following: are the jurors drawn for
panel for this term:
the l'igllllli‘
liethvi. Myron (I. llurgy. James Nay-
\vard. (lid-on S. l‘c-ck: Bridgeport.
James 1’. Carrier, l‘lslt‘y \V. llupnihg.
Johnson. l‘:(l£{.’ll‘ S. Nichols:
Andrcw G. Anderson.
Joseph .\'.
lll'OOlillt'lil.
llrnry ll._llawle;v; lLtnllury .Gcorgc
‘..\l. lll’alllt-y. \\'. .\. llrumlau‘i‘. James
K. l‘t"\ll\. (Vitt‘il‘ttt‘ l.. St‘Olii‘ltl: l-‘alr-
llt'ltl. .\llru ii. liveman. l". \V. S.
l'it‘lU-ll. William Schmidt; (‘vro-rnwich.
.l. ll.n\'\ .‘incli. \\'illiani ll. Fowler.
‘I-tnns It. Lockwood. walls 1:. Smith:
New I‘. -. .mn. St: phon ll. llislmp. Nur—
iown. l-I-l\'.:uli .l llutsi'm'ul. l-I-lmtlnd i”.
l‘lati: an’\\.lll\'. l‘vnny S “It”. \\'il-
'll:Illl lilu ;-\\‘-~ipurt. lrxing liradlcv
liiinarni i‘ \"ash, lit-‘harli N. l‘i-nin:
‘\\‘lll« n. llt'l'l'i :‘t llu I" it. \‘icior iii its.
'I‘lll‘t‘t‘ ."l|l‘l‘ ‘lllrili‘l‘ t‘aws.
llll inNt ~~ ltl ln' tll>3ut$i‘t‘ Ol‘
Anion:
I
.I'v‘ lllt' llllll‘ili r t harms .I:.iii'.\‘ _\| i\
IKta‘tt". .In-l Jinx-pit “min. for the
Ili‘Jlll vi' .\lllllll' \' i‘onahur in. .\'r\\'-
lvl\\'l List .\'x v: min t‘fi'l"ul\\‘.ll‘(l )li‘tinv-
:n'cus-ul of lvi‘lim; \lary l..tpm‘:.kl.
i ' ll
_n'sxl ’l‘lmi:i;-.< Vain-3:130 for killing John
.\'u.r..;i. ’i‘inrz‘ is a long list of lvss
s» riuus l'..\i s. n V
RAILROKTTHEADS
DENY CHARGES OF
, BAD MANAGEMENT
Continued from First page.
tat-ix. 4‘, T., liardo. in behalf of the
N. w lingldud roads. and Jacob Ari-ti—
son. t‘t‘llllNl for the .\'rw York t'an-
‘li'lil 'l‘h.~ milromls took up thrir t---
buttal ll.l\' :ilivi‘liut'll at’irr the closiuir
arguments for the vxnployees. made
by hr ads of the hit: {our lvroillerhouds.
i'uancial misman»
over the dam."
of
XIIL'c‘lllt'lll \\- 11‘
Mr. uni ll
ii‘!.\‘i..iv column :v- \‘Olllll‘llSSIOll now
rottit'ollni all inntllcial transactions.
f.\lr. \\‘.tli--r mild ll‘ul “from reading
Mr. laurk's w\hil>iis. one might not
llii‘ impr- ssion ll'ul Ami ricau Tiille
li‘nads and antiviuai. d and inefficiently
:lllilnllgi'll.” ilv do ni- d such pri’sump-
3lions. luv Said. and poiniv d "\viili pride
l‘itargu-s last
“\\.'T- l‘
S" S.ilil.
’io Am. rn'an tl'ai‘ir‘purtaiion." ac—
ilxnll\\'.t-ii1tll silllt‘l‘lul‘ to any railroad
service in the \\‘Ul'lil.
______—-—-—-
SYNDAY li\'l;.\l\t£
' .‘ll'slt‘JL SERVICE
‘l.a~t Regular of the 5-6354)“ in South
Nurnalk .‘lt‘llllllirt Church.
The last I‘vcuhr Sunday evening:
films-teal senice of the season will be
hrld in the South Norwallt .‘liihodist
church. tomorrow fuming. at 7
o'ciocl; (Slulltllll‘tl timel. )lai'ic do
3K} zcr. l} ric soprano. \\ ill be the as-
}sistin: artist. This singer has up-
pral‘t'd in musical 'fcsiivals with such
'singrrs as Galli Curci.-Alxna Gluck,
’.\l.l‘.‘ l‘wlh. Sandclius. )lariinclla and
ytiuido (‘iccoltni She has appeared in
,a number of joint recitals with Hans
lx'runold. the eminent ’cellist. She
has sung throughout the country be-
‘side the Edison phonocraph. and has
inn-it many records for that cpmpany.
-lh«r solo tngagcmrnis include forty or
{any apinaranct-s with leading musical
.societirs in this country and Canada.
Says the )litsical Courier: “The Mes-
siah \vas givtti tie great auditor-
ium. at 0cm: Grove. iii-fore twelve
thousand people. The soloists were
Marie de Kyzwl‘. soprano. . . .
Marie de Kyzer has a
voice and made a splendid
'w‘
n.
sh.-
oi‘ the summer in this church will be
one of the best. A” are invited.
A Notable Lower Price
Presentation
“ of
' FURNITURE
expressing .‘J
Originality, iii?
, Longevity “E5...
Beauty and Distinction
‘ ANGEVINE
p...____———————————-
. .1 ling that the in-‘
PONASSUS 'couwcm ROYAL
ARCANUM.
On Tuesday next at the regular bi-
mecting important busincg
monthly
‘matters will be presented. followed by
Ian address by acting orator. Brother
l-‘. Goodchild. entitled "The Soul of an
a. “musical tryout." every member
,should be present at roll-call,
“meeting will be the forerunner of a
series of "Pep" meetings as Regent
Brother W. chringer is putting forth
every effort» to bring the united
Sherman-Ponassus Councils back to
their old time vigor. “Our" council.
of New York. has given an invitation
to "Ponasus" Council to visit them in
the near future. Members of the late
“Sherman" Council recall the good
i
take
honon
Norwalk boys expect to
‘along as the guest of
time). 8 p. in.
will be held at Odd
South Norwalk. ,
_________..___——-
:THE AMI-IIHCAN LEGION AND
Fellows
_—
l The American la-gian and Veterans
' :‘ Foreign \\'ars held a very success-
'I‘he class
Cohen.
l). Maychoil'. Chairman, gave a brief
subject
was. “How much better it is to be a
A. than any other
Mr. Passufumc
l-‘ifty applicants
anxious to become
'1 be next meeting will be an-
evening.
Harry I ..
class. Friday
0
‘ ful
instructed by
was
talk on Americanism. . ’l‘he
lciiizen of the l'. S.
country in the \Vorld.
acted as luterpeter.
were. present. all
i'iiwcns.
nouncid at a later date.
STIL\\\' HAT DAY BASEBALL
GA.“ 1-).
llll.Al)El.PHlA. May 7. Sheffcy
am Margetts were the opposing
pitching selections today for the an-
nual "straw hat day" baseball game.
between Pennsylvania and Princeton.
The Tigers defeated Sin ffcy earlier in
the season. but (‘oach t‘ariss said he
felt conildvnt of his ability to stop
their winning streak today.
Sentinel Advertisements Put. ‘
Arcanian." after which there will be
as this
VETERANS OF FOREIGN \\'.\J{S.
I
.____.____—
10 art paper with which 'time they had on their last visit. it IsI
“‘9 planned to make the visit after the
”USS”- have “0“" dlimpinginstallation of Carleton E. Hoadley of
'New Haven. as supreme regent. as the
him
The
.would pursue a. similar policy if they ‘meciing is called at 7 p. m.’ (Standard
(advanced time) and
Hall,
' 'l:
.
-i 4.11%.; l
.Fra’grance
of 'a cup of
more cups to the pound.
JUDGE THOMAS ' _
' DISPOSES OF
LIQUOR AUTOS
Continued trom First Page
—_._.
Because it was partnership propor—i
ii. and the petition-1"fplill‘il’li‘r knew!
nothing of the use to which the truck
was being put. an order of sale. with
the giving of half of the proceeds to
the pctitioncr. J. .\i. llepper. of South
Lincoln. Mass, was entered in the;
case of the car seized with J. l". )lcl-l
den. at the wheel.
.\ car owned by Anthony ltonna
and .\'ar(l0ni- Carmim- was orderrd
sold. subject to a lieu of $2,431.13 in
favor oi the iankcrs' Commercial Se-
curity (‘0.. Inc” of New York.
A return of car “as given to thc
priitiom-r Bertha .\'«,mser. of New-
burypori. Mass, in the case of the
seized car driven by Dr. George Kra-
Incr. of Maiden, Mass. Dr. Kramer
had a permit for alcohol, but being a
dentist was rs-stricil-d to six quarts a
year. “'hcn nrrcstrd he had 30 gal-
lons in the car.
A laugh was caused in the case of
David H. Orb-ck. of l‘rovldcuw. ll. 1..
who asked that his car, worth about
8250 be returned to him. as he had it
out on bond: ho hall a wife and citrht
chlldrcti:"he 11.1.] tum fined 3:00 for
his arrest With about 1‘0 gallons of
alcohol near Strait‘m‘d in March of
this year. and for the multiplicity oil
A
ORANGE PEKOE TEA
is real refreshment and enjoyment.
nomical than ordinary tea because it
It is morocco;
yields many
7
other reasons. Judge Thomas after
hearing the unions reasons, asked
Oriecks attorney if the car was big
enough to hold all of Oriecks' child-
ren. The car was ordered returned.
The next criminal cases will come
up on March 12th. when there will
be trial cases of violators of the Vol-
stcad Liquor act. the Dyer acts, Theft
acts and the Harrison Narcotic acts.
Civil matr-rs will occupy the attention
of the court until that time.
NEW LONDON’S ANNIVERSARY
.NEW LINDON, May 6.—New Lon-
don is today observing the two hun-
ldred and seventy fifth anniversary of
its founding. The celebration took the
form of the, dedication of an honor
roll tablet to its heroes of the world
war and a historical pageant by chil-
dren of the public schools.
STAMFORD
MEETS EVERY COOKING NEED
is
zinc-1y trained >
im-
pression." It is («pr-civil that this;
last regular musical Sunday evening
98 NORTH
11' WALL' STREET
MAIN STREET
B. M. BETTS 13L”--.
’ H. R. NASH
81“
o
1'
__.__..___..—...
Mechanical aids- to labor are
.most important nowadays. This is
‘just as true in the kitchen as else-
where. and a mechanically per~
fected range like the STAMFORD
quite indispensable,
'EIT'AI' —-~ r—n 7;:,\—>;.W.v— -
SOUTH N ORVVALK
NORWALK
i
; 0" ” walrus-dz? w: ‘- ‘ ‘ ’
' to ‘n: ’ l-‘u our nae. \ , Prone-o A”.
. p4" 6495: 3r- ou mm'mmfi" mum IN 4 mu. a." '" '
_ H . 6494 ' mutt-Addie 6.! mm (Fonvdl to the Bright Vida;- «A-nllt- cm
“I e 287.: ' ' hail. Ha. .
_ . '7 a V' 3 Edward “no...“
l'ew 7‘79 Vol. (Chopin) Piano 7 F m
l ,. _.A I "audio—g2)... ampmolrmt. Tmlnlusd Sal-Ordnan-
. _. “950 tho m
E m 5495! AMW (cl-oi. Song) In!“ and:
; V~ ‘52‘3 MPH II. "up “I M
(Song a! o Fisherman) Harv All. Somali
. Roe. _ Olin Kline
econ}, . ~(
\ H.114! Soto-
”-.. -o-‘~-- -... _... .... A...” .. ......
Fm’flitnre Co.
6
. a
.~'.—
—4———'
Ir
$40,000,000 FOR» l
4 srxremenwnrs
. , ‘-~’;.. 7;
Continued from first Page
to start the work. this year. many
mentioning that such a. Slt'I). in ad-
dition to avoiding the cost of this
year's repair, would materially re.
ieve the unemployment situation.
‘he consensus of opinion favored is.
suing this 310.000th each year for
the next four yours. with pl'ovisinns
for a. sinking fund for the nth-mm nt
1“ \
TURDAY, MAY. 7’ 1921
,.
Ol' lllt’ iln":l< ..
.lhtj_.0’i.\lllll.wi 3
roads.
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l‘f‘li'l lily: ~.
l.’n'lil"ln;; it. , i‘
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l‘lll'll ‘71
$4‘W-tvviuulr ~
inpi‘... 1»
film -.
’Ilikl’t
7" w l . ll. mi.
N.
l'n‘
l'u.
at,
Sl.“~
(I! wit”,
BOSTON
x
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STORE
0
SPECIAL SAL}?
' All-Wool Jersey Suits
F
$ 10.95;
Nicely made and in
Sport Shades.
- of the Season.
FORM ERLY
You will find these Suits the liar-.42.}; 1
$15.00
a variety of
##f/f/f/I/J‘J‘Jm
‘.
on Shores of L0
Secure all the advantages of
96
Logan Ave., Hollywood
Baild a Bungalow!
Water front Bungalow Sites
Right in New York City
on Long Island Sound.
$15 Secures a $150 Lot
$30 Secures a $300 Lot
$40 Secures a $400 Lot
10“}- duy of sole—20% in 30 d-yu— TO
“BUY A FEW' LOTS"
EAST BRONX
Bungalow Waterfront
* 7 New ISWELLINGS
TAX EXEMPTION HOUSES
Attractive 2-Story Frame 5-Room Houses, run ‘1. '
Near Pelhun Bay Park—The l700-acre Playground of
New York on East Tremont Ave., East 1770i 51..
Throgs Neck Boulevard, Shore Drive. Edixon Avon.
.~
j
ng Island Sound
Tax Exempti»: 1:- ,t
( r. n.urlgagg
at the Anciic" Nd; «:i' ‘
Lots
.—
Ave., and adjoininv Streets.
l”. -*’\‘, ‘
ll
Saturday,
Davies. Auerb-ch & Cornell.
Edward J. West, Esq“
80% @ 6%
Visit Property TO-DAY.
Ttke Lexington Avenue subway
to Westchester Square, then
Elsi: Tremont Avenue (Foot
Schuyler Rood) trolley to East-
ern Boulevard or East or West
Side subway to 177th. Street
(West Farms); then East Tre-
mom Avenue trolley to Eastern
Boulevard.
l,-./ . Mk,— -
{fia/ ’40-‘77
Absolute Trustees’ Sale
For the Estate of GEORGE BRUCE BROWD.
By instruction from COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY-
At 12 o'Clock on Premises, or East Tremont & l’t‘ _ 3
Kureloen & Koreloen, Esau. Attorncyn, 87 Nassau
10% on “‘3‘ of 50‘-
belsnec m :r. I. mm} 1.
70% @ see—60% @ swat—soc. :9 5"
May remain on mortgage
Title Guru-tee & Trust Co. Policies Free to Purclasr‘rtr‘
’v" j."-
If;
”in-:—
n
‘ it _ .l.
”Emu
May 14th
'vi INA.
XA-SPU 5“
Esq... Attorneys, 32
Attorney, 31 Nusau bi.
CL
» H".
gafing.‘ l‘ui'
went. I" '
erty “V-lld‘ a
wild a: a U.-
SEND FOR
i‘v I,
’ .. l"‘ " A"
~ .1 ‘. .-
“an
OOKMAP
[manna-r I
Cortland 07“
__/
67 Liberty St.
WOMEN’S Military
in tin and mahogany. Strap brogue pumpS
’ strapped Oxfords -
g /
$6.00 to $9.00
Heeled FOOTWEAR
and dedlo'
Cs? Bracken.
Norwalk Chronicler