Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 3, 1921 · page 14

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Habit cf Crowd-Making Is Becoming: a'. "*
Serious Menace to Civilization.

 

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imam JUNE 3, 1921

MERE. ALMANAO FOB
TOMORROW
High tide 9:10 a. m.. 9:27 p. m.
Sun rises 4 :22, sets 7 :20
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.bers of The Associated Press
'l‘ln Associated Press is exclusively
“at! to the use for publication of
- mm dispatches credited to it or
. otherwise in this paper and also
u local news published'herein.
All rights of publication or special
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Our society is becoming a you

 

 

' A Statsd Communication of Old
men Lodge. No. 108. F and A. M.,
‘- bc held at its rooms Tuesday
My. June 7111, 1921. at 8(o'clock

intemperance.

m L. T.) .
'ork M. M. Degree. (F. t". Team 111 recent years.
hi lleivron Lodge No. 813 Bronx

1!. Y. will confer the. 2nd Sec. of de-

As a practical problem, the habit of crowd-making is daily becoming

a more serious menace to civilization. Events are making it more and

'more clear that, pressing as are certain economic questions, the forces
which threaten society are really psychological. ’ ‘ ‘

Both the individual and society nutter from crowd—behavior. _ I know

of nothing which today so inenaces not only the values of civilization,

. but also—it is the same thing in other words, perhaps—the achievement

of personality and true knowledge of self, as the growing habit of behavmg

only are mob outbreaks and riots increasing in number, but every interest,
patriotic, religious, ethical, political, economic, easily dcgeneratesanto a
confusion of propagandist tongues, into extravagant partisanship 1nd
‘ ° ‘ While it cannot be said that the habit of crowd-
making is peculiar to our times—other ages, too, have indulged in it—-
it does seem that the tendency to crowd-mindedness has greatly increased

table babble of gibbering crowds. Not

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R).
All Master Masons cordially and
thermally invited.

l-‘rntcrnnlly yours.

Edison T. Harris W. M.

; lttmt.’
'. ROBERT M. WILCOX.
‘. Secretary.
F - " ' ""' ‘ V

Butler Chnplcr No. 38. R. A. 11..
”Us in Masonic. Temple. South
“in street. the- Bud and 4th Tues-
”! of each month at 8 o'clock

M and August cxccptcd. All It. A.

muons cordially and fraternally in-

“ 0 -
D. B. BEACH, H. P.

' F. S. LYON. Secretary.

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‘ um: HEBREW’ RESTORATION
The mission h’cndcd by Prof. Eln-
“I! and Dr. “'eizmnn. now raising
finds in this country for the restora-
‘III of Palestine, has aroused in-
md intr-rcst in the Zionist move-

 

Ilnnt. American Jews have been “
m liberal in their contributions. ("AMER C. lil-ZGI-IMAV

m thcrr is unprccmlcntcd culhusl- lh‘nppoinit‘il Frugaflun- "f u“. down-
... for ”‘0 rN'Mm’HSth‘t of :1 hmn «‘cliun nl' lhc .‘Hl'\\l‘lk l'it)‘
Mann] home" for the race. court lulu). b) 'llulg" (iconic ".1

‘Onc of the iulr-rcsting‘ facts in this

\«hbm-gli. .\liu|‘nt'_\' llcxcnmu lms
Mnoction i< that. :ls .'l mnltcr of his-

rt'lll‘l‘H'llll'tl Nuruulk in ”In (.ciivrnl

 

 

 

HP. fact. it in llOIllllrlll whcihl-r lb" .‘\~~t‘lillil,\. H‘. ll'lfllli:~ in Innn)‘ l'rfl-'
mly Land r“ r “'“i‘ n homc '0 lho tcruzil iuul NH'izil m'guiii’uiliuln iuul
“mo"! of ““"H' “'1‘” “r“ now lll|\lllnll\'rrlt‘lltl~.

Writing for ll!" “Fr-sinrrlllnu." ll. G. ' 4
”Ella rcmnrhs. in his “Outline of}

Moryfll'dllmt moat ofptlyicudcws i: To C‘ALIJ BIG

*- wor "l1(\'t‘r saw a cs no, nu ‘ ,
mvcr camc- l‘rom.ll" 'l‘hc .lcwlslv COURT DOCRET
mph“ todzl\_ ho r-xplnlus. rcprcscntl —_—__.

amixturc of ill-brews. l‘hocnlclnns' Continued from First Page

5.6 other Scmlll-s. in which thn _.

min of Jmlcuns is compurniivclyfi from all rcc(l\'cr.‘e “ho linvo hm]
mu. If this is ihc case. millions of control our mm in ilnauriul
M might properly look buck to straights. .\n :Iccounli'lg of the

Maui Tyrt or Sidon or (‘nrthnirt‘ ns'munnrr in “lllCll the)" have fulllllcd
Mr original cnpllnl. rather than thrlr obligations in dziic “ill
Mxilcn‘ \Vclls mnlnlnlus. too. 'qulrcd by the court.
at thr glory of the lsrncliiish king- Jung” Kellogg also has
“I! in the days 01' David .1an SOlO-lnlollnns lJt'{(er him for
.on was largely "mythical." having among lh-m the rcqucst
Mn mnn’nilll-ll by the lit-brews in the specific statement made.
Why: of their dispersion nnd “'Tf‘lt‘ll-;,\, Snl)‘l]v“h‘k
«Om-as until pocllc tradition came to lorm-y,
”taken for reality. llmrrmcnt has bcc-n instituted by t
nowovnr this may he 1hr fnci rc- l~‘:ilrllcld county lair. A finding ham -
“no that 1"“ 39““ 0" ”l“ whole cd down by the Grlvvanct‘ commiltcc
“rid 106.1)" 110 l‘t‘frlll‘fl Jerusalem “3 of lhc bar in \xhich qiicsiiouablc
~‘ir historic and rollicifms f‘nllllfll-ypracticcs hme bccu chnrgu-d ugninsi
h] Pnlr‘ilirc as their rnclnl homt'. Sluythwick. bus 1"...“ plcrl and the at-
‘II that sctllcs the matter. ilowcw :torncy asks ”H. mm” to on,” a mm...
(I- various lhcir nrlzins may have Spi't‘lllt‘ stntvmr-ut and in addition cx-
m. a common religion and a com- pungn a large portion of the finding.
“a body or religious. moral and his-

l)(' r(‘-
llllllll‘TOllS

lie-airing
{or .'| univ-
‘u' (.‘hurlcs
. llriilKPpOrl ('(llnl‘l‘il ill-
:igzilllst “horn ncllou for «lls~

Action by the court. also will be
we litt‘rniurc hnvr- welded them in- sought tomorrow on ”m H port of
- unity. and kept ”INT! “'1le State Reich-c Donald '1‘. “minor in
much :lllthc :itrcs. ”they lack

‘ connection with llll' contested «livorcc
fly of blood. they possess unity of

_ _ ‘action of Carrie iigzilnat Royal Foster.
‘flt, Wlllt‘ll 13‘ «'l more ‘lml tl‘lng-lliolh of Danbury. The State eri-rcc
.d which holds its adherent" to-Hn his rcport declares nlhg‘ntioun of
”her in cn-Opf‘fnllm’l and th"-’iiitolcl'nlilc cruelty mmlc by Mrs. For
m is {hr W'O‘Hmr 210T?" 0' 1"“ "‘“gtcr against her husband. who is :i
m TOllElm‘: It '3 doubtful whether prominent shoe dcalcr of Dunlmry.
:- oyihcr rrllill has nor had such C are untrue and in addition finds Mrs.
flying DO‘W‘T- . li‘ostcr has been guilty of misconduct
~-— “f—ff with a Dunhury man. Jud Kcllo it.
"VF. ‘0“ T:?§(f-:W'l‘l'\ AVY‘ it is understood. will be gliskcd “to
i I. v
"The gmwmmlm is “011“”: “1mm.- grant a. dlxorce on the cross-com-

plaint filed by Foster.
‘0 in lulcrcsl past due on liberty

’ A remit-st for permission 10 motor-
Innds azurcsulm: in in"! "31““ more lzc the lines or the Dnnhurv and
mu :1 billion dollars. The monc'y llcthcl llallwny company. which is
M not lit-cl! '

paid bccnusc the liold- now in the hnnda .
. of n rccch or, is m
.I of the temporary bonds have not S“ down for hemmg man), “I '

muted tin» bonds and secured-‘
.ir ptrmm-l-nt Honda. There mayll“ ‘ ‘ ..i'! ' " s '3-
- two explanations for the failure to INGRO‘VN TOE NAT“
fleet thi- lutcrcst. Some people TURNS OFT ITSELF
‘1 not uccd the moncy and prefer .

A few drops of “Outgro” upon the

-let the government keep it for'
sum. Others may not understand skin surrounding the insrowlnz nnll
- nature of the bonds they hold ”‘duf‘cs inflammation and pain and
said do not know that they are" Fri-:50 toughens the tender. sensitive skln
m to exchange the bonds and get underneath "19 lOt‘ nail. that it can
”rules \“llll interest coupons zit-.7101 pcuctrnic the flesh. and the nail
I 'l 1' A} u matter of fact. the turns naturally outward almost over
night. a-pnl

“war in .- hich sonic or the secur- 4

.- Vere issued and sold was very ““llt81'0" is a harmless. \ntiacptic
“fusing almost as difficult to u?- manufactured for Chiropodists. How-
.Iimd as the income tax roqulrc- 0V". nnyom‘ can buy from the drug
m It would be amazing if a lot more a tiny bottle containing direc-

 

 

 

 

 

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New Sci of Chm (‘onlrunt Port.
(‘ht‘stcr Doctor.

To bc freed of our set of acrioul
"l‘lllllllill charges only to be immedi-
uic ly plilt‘l'cl undo-r technical urrcst on
min-r nil: gallons of miliaiiiuilully Iden—
tlcul nzilurc. wus the experience of
in: John l“. “hill; or l‘ori i‘lu-xtcr.
and his four divorcc cnsc without-cl.
“iv-n Hwy nmnurul l-Morc Acting
l‘ity .liniuq- .lncoh S. llcrnstciu. in the
Mount \’c-inon i‘iiy court. ycstcrday.
.llltlL’O‘ lZo-rnslrhi was m hcdulcd to rule
Iupon lllt lnoilun to dismiss on icchni-
ml grounds “hich uliorncyn for Dr.
“‘luit- :linl ihc olhcr (ll-{chllantl lu
lhc famous (‘UIlBDildl‘V case-s iilndi- last
“I‘m mlnv morning. ’l‘hc acting nlllfllfl-
lmlc dbl dismiss the conspiracy
«humps: us Dr. \i‘u'lll'n couuurl had
1. qm sh d, but immc-diutcly cnlcrinin-l
..i millslnnlrs on. rcd by Attorney J.
lll-nry l-Zsscr. couusnl {or Mrs. \Vhlic.

llr. \\‘hilc and his four codeimid-
iluls “ill upwur luinrc City Judge
George ll. Appell. in the Court or Spe-
cinl Seas-ion. Mount Vernon. tomor-
row morntuc. Judge Appcll has been
ill. and lion" it won ncccmry that his
assistant. Judge llcrnstuln. Kit on ”w
“'hitc com-s thus for. It in thought.
however. that tho rcuulnr magistrate L
will yin-shin lirucv‘i‘orlh. It in though!
Unit the dofimnc will dccliuc to go to
trial Thursday morning and will ask
a further iidloui'nlucnt. l
As has liven ludiculcul. the new
charges against llr. “'hiio and the
other. arc substantially. though not
exactly. the some mi those on which
they were first arrested. The new in-
formation is not as complete as the
original onc.‘ It was necessary that
many of the latcr dc-vclopmcnln in the
divorce ti’nl. at Bridgeport. be left out
in order to bring the document solely
within Judge liq-rnsicin'n ruling on its
prcdcccuCr.

 

 

 

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ADGH’Z AND LIOVS IV TROUBLE
AGAIN.

From New llm-cn to Bridgeport.
from the Common Plcns courts to the H
Superior couru in Fairncld county. 1
Adirie Cnstlllo's fnmous performing

lions have blazed a trial during the
past month. Attnchcd while per-
forming with' a carnival in this city.
May 1!. the den of live animals was
taken to New Haven by Phl-lix O.
Roslrnnd. well known nnimnl trainer I
of llrnnford. to satisfy a judgement l
ohtnined against Miss Castillo. From I
that time through :1 action of nttnch-
mcnta and counter attachments the
lions worked their way to lhinbury

 

 

 

 

 

whcrc they are now being hcld by
J.ouisc Knoxfof that city.

A short time ago action to rcpl‘cvl’q
a lion club was instituted by Mrs.
Knox against Joseph llinkoski, of
New Haven. whom she charged with
wrongfully gaining possession of the
lion . A further action today was in-
stituted in the Superior court against
Blnkoskl in which damages of mm
are asked. Binkoski. it in Inidrwu
instrumental in attaching the lions
while they were acting here and re-
tained three of them.

According to the complaint ldgle
Castillo. who is known all over the
world as an animal trainer. rented
the "bus from the plaintiit and there-

 

,C’peoplc of small business cxperl—'l10nl ‘

us did not fall to collect not only,--~-- T. "“‘fl‘
& Internet but the principle of the ‘ ...... may Q ....
Han. They were called up to ”sub-l
dibe until it hurts," and they did
-. The holders of a. billion dollars:
uh of.bonds are now suffering the
“e of money due them. possibly,
tough the- complicated methods by'
“ch the bonds were sold in the first! .

ce. “A :ngfiu
O

' St is said that eyelashes may be'
“in for milady to apply to her;
“. Any woman must certainly be' '
~ slave- ot fashion when she wants
Hateep up with it badly enough to
we herself in the eye.

.-.-9

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1' man who has been traveling in
...-u say- that Russian law is the?
“In of the judge. In America
”a sack? .when it .izm't .the. whim 0t

~ ““99”? . . . ‘ 9R1”

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' _'_ “SCUES FAMILY IN FIRE.

"OWDENCE. R. 1.. June 3.3-3!-
h in name- and escape by the
"’ cut off. Felix Dori. of Black-
, Ila... threw bedclothint from a l

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«W a .41..

,g .20 PER CENT.
REDUCTION ~

9 AUTO TIRES AND

fore did not own them.

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SALE

 

OPENING SUMMER CAMPAIGN. LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS. TRsmaxlmrs
PRICE CUT iN‘TLL DEPARTMENTS.

 

 

Large Size

Marseilles . .
Bed Spreads

Regular $6.50. $3.69

for ;. em. 0

 

 

' 500
Pieces Long Cloth

36 Inches wide.
price $2.48. .

10-yard
pieccs for .. $1.48
40-in. White Voiles
Regular 75c
for . .. .x. . . “m. 290

18x54 Scarfs
Heavy loco
price $2.00.

2 for ”......n...

Regular

 

 

 

 

regular

99c

Turkish Face Towels

Neat blue borders;
price 29c

edge;

 

rc gular

4 for ..m...,._..~-.- 99c

100 Dozen Napkins
Begdlm' price $2.00 99c

for o o-o-omo'l o e an new

Bates’ Seersucker

Gingham ‘
99c

8 yards
fill' o ecu-mo e e om
Pillow Cases
Good quality '
4 for ......m.... 99c

Round Scalloped
Table Cloths

99c

 

 

 

 

Salo‘
pricc‘ s”. . .m. . ..
’ . Linen
Crash Toweling

4 yards 99c

for ........:.-.;...
White Madras

4 yards 99 c

for ......oemsor

36-inch Unbleached
' Sheeting, ‘
99c

10 yard!
'Abmrbent Face

 

 

 

 

3,000 Yards of Handsome Voiles
Ass Pusan on sun IN THREE Lors.
roma ram: 390 To 98c YARD

 

19c Yd.

 

 

 

29c Yd.

 

 

 

 

[ 49c Yd.

These a7e exceptional values, coins early—They won ‘1’.
last long

 

40-in. Voiles

In plain colors 59c

yard m.,.../t...

 

Children’s

Stamped Dresses
Values up to $1.98.

for .........;,_....

99c

 

27-in. Poplins

In plain colors 49c

yard .... . . . . .

. 36-in. Surf Satin

 

36-in. Black Sateen

A splendid lining which was
.300. Special
lmluy. )‘fll‘il .....

29c

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fl

40-in. Canton (‘repe
in all «(.lnl

.,
..l , 52.89

“'omcn's PM:
Thread hilk Hose

 

Swill lu’! L.
I’ll.» k .
pair ........ 51019
Women‘s

I'uion Suits

l.i;:'.:‘. . .
laurc .
-
. l9c
“’omeu's Vests

Extra
Light “1'. 19c

 

 

Fast color and the Llcal fabric

for Bathing Suits 59c

was $1.00. Yard . .
White and Colored

 

Crepe de Chine Silk
\Viis $l‘30

for ............

.. 99c

 

Dot ted Swiss

Formerly $1.00 79c

yard ...”... .. . . . . .
Morning Sacks

 

Navy Blue Taffeta

Silk

Formerly $3.00 yui'il.
Today
only . . . . . . no

$1.69

 

Dark blue and grey. with

white dots; 99c

Rog, 1.75 value ..
Bungalow 'Aprons
Made of light colored l‘er‘

 

Silk Gloves

Elbow length, douhlc finger
tips,
black
$1.75 quality M... .

pongcc, grey and

. 99c

 

calcs, Button in back style.
Regular $1.50 99
fnr I. .P_’.‘. .- O'fi'ifli o\ c

Pink Gowns

 

5 and 7 in. Ribbons
All Silk in Moric and Fancy,
50c quality
3 yards for . ...7... . .

99c

 

In plain tailored styles. low

neck and short 99c

sleeves: 2 for .....
Satin Camisoles
In flesh color. lace trimmed.

Regular $1.50 value
for o e o o e OPEOIOi. 0. 99C
Fancy
Bead Necklaces ‘

Good variety of dc- 99c

 

Women’s

Shopping Bags
8 and 10 in. frames. Regular
$1.25 and $1.50
value. for ........—. . . .

99c

One Bottle Hudent ‘s
Toilet Water. .. $51.00

One Can Hudent‘s

Talcum Powder . . .25c
TOTAL $1.25
Both Articles

At ...... . . . . ...,-..... .

99c

 

signs and colors, ..
Rhinestone Rings
E".°.°‘.“fi‘.‘..".“.’..‘if:... 99c
Silkine Pearl Cotton

Mcrcerizcd, in all colors,

4 balls . 99c

for (exogenous-onese-

 

o:e-eoxep:opld;oe

One Keep Clean
Hair Brush. . . . . $1.25

One Black

Rubber Comb. . . .29c

TOTAL ......._....... $1.54
Both Articles
At

99c

 

WOMEN’S

 

Eight

for one. o om. om.‘

for . . . . . .m.-.m.-
Cloths
99c

 

at

Four

for ..-............~_ 990

 

Glass Toveling._ *

 

White Jersey Suits

Stripe Flannel Skirts

 

BIGBARGAIN’SINTHERIAD‘ZTOWEAR 1:.
' DEPARTMENT

WOOL‘ JERSEY SUITS
$9.98 to $14.98

including large sizes

.Very Special . . . .-. .~ . . . .;.:.......e..._»... ..E'. ‘. $12598
All Colors m. . . ...... "...-.3. .w. . ._.. . . . $9.98

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Children's
I‘uion Sluts

 

xxx-m
Knew l-‘ *9
for ......... .. .b C

Rich’s ('ollon Socks

Mullins.

if?" ............ . 19c

Men'.

Chamhr
Wish am
>llll ll'Wl

fill’ . . .

 

4

11th
y Shirts

‘95

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Fancy
Shopping Baskets

Medium \l;'.‘ 990

Egg. 131'; l‘ 41;: ...

White Enamel
i. Bread Boxes

(illlss
\Vash lioali‘ds

Regular prl c 99c-

‘1.-l

 

for .......... .. . .
Aluminum
PCl'i‘ullllOl‘S
6 cup nli't‘. r. - .' .1‘ ‘
price 1.30 . ..... . .999

 

Colonial Shape
\Vater Tumblers

Cut border. 1-. r .
price 150 ulvll 996
dozen ... ..... .. A

Decorated China Tea

Cups and Saucers

Regular 890 96'
3for......—...... 4

Hcan‘ , ‘ ~

Iron Frying l ans.

Medium size . 96
Regular prim rl

Steel Gray Enamel

Cooking Kettle

 

 

. . \ All colors . . . ..... '. . 8-qt. size, 9 c
Willtfeorseer-goeo usokolor-tf'ce - a 03‘on e nominates-l o o 93.;qa a $8.50 vag‘flar price +1 7: . 4
Wash Skirts $2 98 2 Yards Vt do

for . ... . o 0001;!” o o hem-.03. '-'-B.‘=“N'J'.,'.°,'VUJII_O; . . . CongOIQU n1 '
Wealfi Dresses ‘ ' $3 50 In pretty wood ofi'w \. limit
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four-3mm $3.”

 
 

Curtains ,
With lace edge and mulle-

'Pair’. $1222

101' ...-....ru ..

Slmfast Drapery? .
Boss, like?“ tan 9C;

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