l ' .
“m
f“ ‘Cs Wk Armory On Fri-
. ":fi " ass—sun: of the Woman s Auxil-
' In I. w. Kelley. Seaside place to-
snixl .W.
‘ Dunhp of Stamford.
. I. Barnes. Jr.. also or
sflsll with friends on Or
inc.
many are apparently no closer to an
actni redoratisu of diplomatic rela-
tions than they were I: indiths ago
in spite .ot the tact that
delegations are at work in both calm-
tries trytig to perfect a treaty.
. of New York. is
3‘ a. h & Bailey (look
w st umber. there beins
p No C. B. S. A..
participate in the BOY
on scheduled to be
“I . y. following the refusal of the
domes
because of the disposition made of
Spanning province. the Chinese gov-
st this week.
.
lslation 'torbidding Germans to carry
on business in China.
ConseialIth. German firm- are un-l
}bIe_ to_ conduct_ business with the.
Chin-ese in the name of German citi-
sens.
minds on the safety gates on tion ‘3 not
stands on t Chinese statute 2600
M t brid have
m utree ge and Germa “trade is notes-carded
rnate-
rim. Wfiagiglmebiltgen at sate until the’i-e is some. written agree-
.' distance when the men: between China and Germa .
I II more opening which will prevent legal complies:
nous. not
15. Isrwslk Gun Club“. WALL):- new unlikely that China.
float at Dorions Point on will sign a treaty with Germany un-
Mdthls week. The shoot will til the l' nitcd States detises some
m ‘ D a. :11. standard lllni" and plan of restoring diplomatic relations
wfll e‘hle all day. it is expected with Germany. China followed
“It“: will be a number of entries America' s lead in breaking of! diplo-
M ‘ over the state. matic relations with Germany and did
- _ not enter the war against the Central
The ..wer part of Seuview avenue " .1 until the. United States had
is is. in need i scraping ind at- 1 go
mac- lay the street department. be- n- China. entered the war it was
' ‘ ’ » :-~ oclated power, and not as an
power of the Entente. And
> : stands with the lfnited States
3’ n— signatory to the versallles
and critical of the provisions
China is a member oi‘
0 of Nations. howeter. hai-
adsuission to that body by
is” d m church to be held with
start at 1
narrow gnu-noon will
0’“ “on! time.
_—
pip-idly enfonced. it. still
mum .“
people have. beeri'liuayl ' -. .
counted in. mmri-_ ‘ ' ...
llal 1aiiio'l '
33min May in. Ma and Ger-u
unofficial ‘
the barge. Herr- n Borch heads the Germs
3" ' . delega which is working in Peking ,‘
”at the dies Aid Society and'br..Chang is chairman of the
We”. E. church will Chinese delegation which is living at
“an afternoon. from the Chineselegation in Berlin. .
: ass .ls laid many-
Chinese 'to awn the Versailles Treaty .
eminent. has not yet abrogated its len- .
While. the Chinese war legisla~ _ -
.1
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u
h
”m .
unlabelmanymoreha‘ppym. special-stat coulnsOo.
t
w
crabs as the) comc. in signing the Austrian Treaty.
'35 h 51‘9- One part) 0‘ ””99 Theore'ticall). China is at peace
Matrix of the shellfish mu. Germin). n b... so dcclared'
‘- “ “"111 “1T8" sized. The) itself by it gal enactment. Iiut all ihei
“the creek near C3” Pas-illegal steps necessary for the rcstora-f
u. lion “biz-diplomatic relations must he
on. ore peaceful relations and'
R f lnterc‘anges are. possible.
China (ind Germany h:i\c not ex-
,:cllinged ministers afld consuls
were
me
The w of Kiss Jennie Bruit
Jana d I“ street to Harry I. Sulli-
mI-‘Ilk .took place at the par—
Dr.
_ m d the south Norwnik liflpllst {:thng -h‘q ‘he «tune uncortnln post-
..
W bar-form them into His
eh” hat "m‘uc R9"- L. :tion in Berlin iii: it Ellis boring Dresefi
mm“; The couple tm American Commissioner holds.
mm“! by Mr. and Mrs S'dnm lioth the (‘hincsc and American re-
M Miss Brundagtw ’3 n prose. natives arc in Gcrmnny merely ',
W“ In Fannie E Brundage. tl. lmigll lllt (mirtesy of the German,’
K()\Prilml'nl. And llr liorch is in'
All denizens of the Nonpariel l‘cking mu”) as a recognized "ago-
13mm "link '10“ "5 “HM mect- it‘ni'ol- \xltliout any diplomatic rights
/fing I“ evening. are to meet at the! a, llrl‘niliines
Green by the Non-walk Library to l ’ike
(he 5:” o’clock bus tomorrow aftlr- ("1‘13“) LISTED AS A SLQCKEK'
Wllt‘rt' the) will] nulncamin'r May ls—“ong
"001 C W PM” and “’"OWWE Ypung.‘ Chinese laundnmnn is listed
that '- I‘ake ill: on the theatrical at .as a “stacker" from "flagpmrt in Md".
dracijoss dine Park City. Tho- din-fin“ m 1,“. public yesterday
‘9’ '- k held in “W G""“‘~‘“ '-\ ““15 "’\\cir ullepartrlcllt. Vi cm; is listed by
Resin-8‘ in Bridgrport. and t‘liil’)0l‘-’
h‘te mthns ha‘“ h""" mad:- for llr-rl :ll 11:} 3 St .itc Sirit'L but only
the m iiicd lillrl two weeks it is said ‘
SAI‘VATION ARMY mammal}. wfitlhmon. I
WORK IN CITIES Iii “q (‘ ll. iuncm lluncc llrcwster‘
r( ply-u to the \(strynlcn who cry
ed from First page. trilolid ill prott st against the “High
at our tunings had incrc. mod 200 per
tint. the ldiership in“. “S“, 130 St l‘:ml' :4 church Norwalk. th. at he is
9”. cent .3“ the summit in. N M“ d‘ In tlu- \ :in of .l nationwide movement. .
1and is to be commended.
(100 per cent.“ '
"l'he was-k of the Snlxntimi Army is
largely among the poor and middle
llama [Ls officers are drawn largely
Iron: these classes and have been
Irained from: childhood in economy.
thrift II. industry. They are not only“
religion- but most practical as Well.
”flier possess a genius of practical’
Sty that Is so characteristic of there'
class a“ drcumsunccw—as the far-
mer m in the field splices and
prim the broken whipple—tree. or re-
pairs the harness and continues his
avert without io- ot’ time. so the
pnc of the things upon which this
nation is founded is religious freedom
——-complete and absolute Because. of
that fa and because religious free-
6 mm! freedom for the individ-
uflnflaorfi, always be diasenaion in
churches. As a-church grows large.
_bean so much more diiflcult to
p it ppotters of one mind in the
ctic Of Qgr religion.
n these modern times. when there
are more people who have been taught
to {think than there. were a century
ago. there must be. many more kinds
Balm" I y officer with the love or religious dinomlnations and cults
tor falls humanity in his heart. sndl? :5} THEE" {more has been an en'ort
pom this genius of practicality hr 8 flying and solidifying the
s an to tube the broken pieces 050W.) “3 mle’ and by amalga-
I. ml heart. and by the mating some denominations. in. it is
hardly. possible. Religious freedom
[Wflibel that three shall be always
and la group here and a group there. pea-'3
[ne'lnmh timid. and people who war-
ship after much the same practice
but they cannot be together. because
part“) In guarantees
lattice as their mind
Hinds a poor family
7 to aid them he devises
7 ml 09 help them to help
" no is not educated above
girl-loud to soil his handshfil.
P officer of ti]: char-
” does not
, such is may be nec- [a
and wealthy churches.
3‘ 8
ur properly compound-
the natural color and
Years ago. the only way
work.
fig“; uninture was to make it at
.w it; his intu and trouble-
:3 .... .... in. math
.. tools. I- ..DI'OW
w :9 work. a. pwwrim
. store for “Wyeth's Sage and
things.‘ ‘ mflmfiufr cdfilpound." you will get a
ie of officer} bottle oi: this famous old recipe,
d R m1; more pro.l=
. gredlents. at a. small cost. . .
Wt My! Try it! No one
ar—i't does it so naturally
i‘fie‘fl‘ {69% Leveling. You dunpen a. sponge
f ¢ by Jo'F'O than: with it and draw this
o ., ord . m
. mm natu r and evenly. You dampen
“w several Mi“or ”soft brush with it and
M a be due on draw this through your hair. taking.
”3.. Decision one small strand at a time: by morn-
.ing the gray hair disappears, and ab
er another a “cation
m .1 Harris hair becomes‘ murmur“: 3:;
.1 .‘ . sy and attractive.
...
by they-
:i New ii: iwn draft board as residing ‘
theml
nisuulnlng the Army af- M m 9‘4"! "1 other ways—‘-
In ‘fll that a few years'l gh'pt‘i’am"
develops can but be . a .
, to any community. 05— ‘ ' ,
” M comma/by is sympa- PW! TURN i
" wflsupport and co-operate .- - i,‘ - GRAY HAIR DARK
tut of value requires tools 1“" CW! Old Favorite
- The character of t .__ . mot Sage m
B determined by' the; kind 3.4-5 . 15"»...
D is accomplished. The \ ’ ‘
need anl Almost every one knows that Sage
'3 ”Rue.” N01!” tbtp hair when faded. streak-7
NKWYI. by aims at any;
.Wbrlflle addition of other in- -
wwwl that -m clan-km
Jill-1r. as it does it so,
. I O11 >: . ~
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m-usfminmsuxorisr
«wuss _.
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mum...“
o‘fl‘l‘went home it“
. .ofl‘ui’) A .
Vm
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Louis AVrick
P. O. BLOCK
Values he has ever given.
W. ' - .
SOME or m ms ARE:
1.50 Union Suits.......
Union Suits
Soft Collars
$1.
$5.
$4.
$4.50 Pants
$3.00 Straw Hats...................$l.48
$5.00 Straw Hats $343
$2.00 Caps $100
..All Shoes $1.00 Off
00 Athletic Underwear
00 Pants
00 Pants
vooasssososss
ass-ssIOOIOO.
v.
.él:i:‘l.°:;.“.¥‘:'°..t.‘;i:z“3‘$:+ Will give, this DOLLAR DAY, the Biggest 3
I
.; {fol-“$2300"
. . 5 for $1.00
. . 21.633100
$3.48
............si:gis
............$2.48
More Specials That We
Haven’t Room to Tell About
-——~—‘
m @utlet Store
'12: Washhigilon Street
my, my 18, 1921
DOLLAR DAY
BARGAINS
i m BARGAINS THIS YEAR THAN EVER BEFORE AM)
i \ MORE or THEM.
L :sodMyOa-h'is mama. Guaranteed Wash Ban?
3 ".1: “-51.00 2...............;...51.00 “:2: ............ slfoo
mi Cola-Wm -“ wrap summon-use meocoa Door Mats
$44.00 *3... 51.00 ...... ... cm" ......
"m. WWW mm. for... ............ ..31300
: for..................s"m l~i“(:‘r............. ..... 51‘” htnhe.vy'2“31:;l;mum P02:
, Lou Cloth 1.0mm iquarts. Each ...... $1.00
Bhslorder
cm .l\-
18:36 Back Towds
M........o.sp.\~uo.
SPair
Ian’s
All colors " .1
6 pair tor ..."...n.
2 null- .1
tor . ,r ._
A bargain
...-sssszaolnnao-
Muslin
2 Gosms
...-51.00
a.‘
17135TniHIhfh'shl’".
51.00
:1. 00
"....”..'."“........,..2§?00
(or. p...” .00
em
[or ..... .......y.;;..’1soo
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(or
Each
4 Vests
I Suits
3 Suits
81.90
2 Pair
2 Pair
mm“ ew'm
2 for .Y..........u.‘1-oo 8.1:): .....
...51 .00
Men's Overallamiion Made
for‘.................
umsmsllqund
for ._................
for
Ginghnnnreues
Made of good washable
Gingham. each for.
for ........
(or slsssOOsODslsss-sn
72x90 Seamless Torn Sheets
31.00
.51 .00
’Union Suits
51 .00
...... ...-.-
. Five
51.00
“Pants
..51.00
51.00
51.00
Each
Two
Two
Three Pair
Out Size Merceru-(i
27:54 Grass Rugs
mm Dress Shirts no 'figruwug.” s£31.00
for..................1 ZScreens X reens
s for ............. $1.00
“fifxfrxfifff....31.ool ’12:. . ................ $1.00 9mm W»
sir-I . m ‘ 1w 0 E12 $1 00
, r. Danni‘s-n adorns: ......... ,
8 pail: for ........... std” tor .. .............. “.51 .00 Aluminum PeTClllalon
= Meir-Seamless“ WVmVlsekor Bag; $1 00
mm . ........... .
10 pail-:i'or ..........s1sm ‘Vutsm ms‘ .00 ”re Suit Cases
Women'sSsaluBaoknoss ‘°" Zilnches.each
3 Put Bodjo. Vat. for ................ $1.00
Guaranteed Alarm Clock}
.... ................ 51.00
Scarf: and Center Pint.
.... $1.00
Good Quality Pillow Cr...
.... ........... $1.00
Teddy Bear Crib Blankt‘»
for $1.00
Buster Brown Triple Kru
Boys Stockings
.... .. $1.00
Rockford Fashioned H --
$1.00
..........
2 pair for
sag ova WINDOWS FOR MORE BARGAINS.
411'
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MILL OUTLET STORE
124 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH Mill“ in \,
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Afivertise in-the Sentinel
(‘l-nm‘li” practices of their rector a! ‘
For The Best Results
MME. JEANN ETTflE
South Norwalk’s
Corsetiere and Glover
DOLLAR DAY S
Leading
LE
NUMEROUS ODD ITEMS AT $1..00 COME EARLY AND HAVE FIRST CHOICE. READ EVERY ITEM.
IS A MONEY-SAVINGS OPPORTUNITY.
'1» $7.50 Corsets .
$6.00 Cbrsets . .
" $5.00 Corsets . .
$4.00 Corsets . .
$3.00 Corsets . .
w,—
j
. .3595
. $4.75
. $3.95
:zw‘
$1.50
I
CORSETS
‘ $1.00
\
. .3245
. .5135
-:\
;‘ Carter’s Summer Knit
Underwear
$2.50 UNION surrs on
ENVELOPCHEMISE
$1.49
$3.00 Kimonas. $.l%_
SLLPENTLNELREPE
KIMONAS
$1 .50
PINK snows: ‘ ‘
BAN DEAUX
$1.00
.793
BANDEAUX
2.for $1.00 4
01:50
51309. .
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9‘ 01.50 and $2.00
' NIGHTGOWNS
$1.00
0-
‘ *1 $2.00 .
SILK
HOSIERY
$1.“,
{$1.50 and $2.00 7
ENVELOPE
l ., CHEMISE
$1.00.
k
REBED9c VESTS.
4 for $1.1!)
4' 9 it ; ‘x, f... ‘.
— SILK on cammsms
GLOVES
[ISLE HOSIERY
2 pair for $1.00
$1.50
5350 Silk Hosiery. . . ‘ .‘ - ‘
$2.508ilk Hosiery... >1»
$250 Ciox Hosiery. . . ..
$2.00 Lace Hosiery. . 1
$2508ilkSox 51.23
$1.00
790
JERSEY BLOOMH
61M
{5
2 pair for 31.00
CHILDREN ’8
HOSIERY
.2 p‘a'n' “351.00
690
$1. 50 and $2 ”0
SATIN CAMISOLV‘
$1.00
$1.50
UNION SUITS
REGULAR OB EXTRA S.;::L
$1.00
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