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1 _ MASON“: NOTES
“ 0111 Well Lodge. No. nos. 11‘. and A.
I. meets in Masonic building. South
flain street. lat and 3rd Tuesday of
will month. July and August except-
.d. at 8 oclock. All Master Masons
“any and fraternally invited.
1211151131 1'. mums. W. M.
P; ROBEBT"D(. WILoox. Sec‘y.
Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A. M.
moo-ts in Masonic Temple. South
main Him-111. Monday (‘\(‘lllllg. June
27. Woik M. M. Degree.
\O‘l‘lt‘li.
Civilian Goveumemnndmm
Wanted in PanamatienalZone ‘
Byfi.T.WmTE,Miaansuadcenal3ena
Civilian government ofthe PM Canal “MW. “9"
tor civilian Anenioan citinsnrssidisgdn fie canal “with!
the newly termed Civilian Ismsofths Canal Zone. Theronenovis
amilitaryrssss-vation. Thnifltwyhsschdmgm-tism
its influence to have the canal considered primal-fly as a military project.
TheleagfltabsthepositionflntthebnsinsssinterfltsottheUni-
ted States demand the fullest commercial development of the canal , that,
asfataspoasible, thasameiormofgovernment thatexistsin theUnited
States should apply to the canal lone; that the civilian citizens of the
United States residing in the zone should have a voice in the aflairs oi
the acne; that the zone should bethrovn open to Americans who vant to
own property and settle in it, the same as is the Dish-iota! Columbia;
that the army and navy, while permitted to do any and all necessary de-
fensive work for the protection of.the canal, should-be entirely separate
and distinct from the government of the unalsom.
Spocificdsnandiamadathstcongacasgrantdlsrightotsuhgsto
civilian Americans residing in the acne, authorizing them to elect a nai-
dent commissioner to represent them at Washington, in ths sansnanner
as the pment resident commissioners of the Philippine islandsnnd Pasta
Rioo.
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So why not take the little old i11-
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3. Degree. leflcshmeuts,
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'flod.
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anros)‘. most 1i11;11l111l of ancient!
disc-1131's, is 110 I1111g1r :1 pillgul'. ll is
lot 1111111 1‘1111r1-1i by the intelligent.
11-11115 111 llunulu'u :11'1- not l~ol;1l1‘1l
”13' more on the island of Molokai.
but :1r1- lulu-11 to hospitals for treat-
(lb-Ll. lik1- any 112‘ 1-1' |11l11111ts. Chzlul-I
moogla oil cures all but the most all-I
7311mm! rum->1
h‘ow llr. l-Zrnr-sl l. \V.1lk11.r on th,r‘
flrlll of H111 ll1111p11r [1151111111 11 5.111
Francisco. is (-1.11111-11111111ting will. lhis
.na1111-111111l1-1 1111rl. 1111; oil in the hope
1h 1i ll 111.11 (lo l11' llll1(l‘t‘lll0$l‘l “hilt
II i111] 0111g for l1-p111x'1'Tl111r1 :111‘ scl-
enhiic grounds l11- 2111.11. l'nr lulleying‘
”1.11 it is :1 1‘11111 l'nr lvt-ll. :111111111ls
11:1 :11-i1lx 1111- {11111111 11) he 1111111111111!
and f.1l:1l 211 both kinds of 1l1-111ll1
bacilli.
'l‘lu- 1:11.11 111mc1illy 211 l‘zhling tu-I
berculnsm 11:11 l11-11' lllill illf- 11121112190
lieu-lop: in the form of “ uberclcs"
‘Wllll‘h have l1.1r1l. 11'11\y slu-lin or
1111p1-1vi111w to any kind
has _\11t been tried.
or some prepara-
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of 111111ii1‘111l' lilzll
If 111.111l111110u1.1 1le,
limb 11l ll. will 11111111211‘ lhosc lulu-r-E
031 . and kill Hum “llhoul (ll-<1) kill.
in?! thl' ht1.1lthy 1‘1":l.~' in “hick ll11~_\
311- 1111l11--l1l111i. the cure so 1mg
sought will l..1111 lu 1-11 fouvwl. and :11-
Min 1' 1:11;” [vb-1:1"- :1-lll11l 11- 1111' hat.
of 511111v1lll'11‘ 1111111111'11!“
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with rabbit‘- L'ul‘w- puts 11111! 11ll11r]
‘I'llllillfe 111 which lulu-renlnsls may be!
41-111'11111-1i 111111 tnulrd 11s in human
brings-1 'l‘l111_1 1'.111l1o11s of making
rash (‘l.1llll% in a mid where so 11111111"
Impru l1.’I\'11 l-11111' l1‘1lL'ht1-1l. but they
(llibk lllt'l‘l' i~1 :1 possibility 0' their"
lp1~111g able to announce aposlllve
(11111 within a year.
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.' Tm: 11111111131. PLANES
‘ 'I‘he 1-.1sy d1-sl1'11cl1011 of ”11- captive
C4.“ :1” i‘AhOIIIK l-\‘ 11 ”V11 of \lll'f‘L
can bombing plant-s proves clearly
ll.1- hullt'llullly of air craft o11~r 5111.111
:Jv1l1r craft. when the air craft Lalo
:1 fair chance Seldom, horn-yer. in
actual warfare would a submarine
gisn- an airplane such an opportunity
:1:~ those American plume 111111 off
Cape Charles.
The targets “1111
were not only stationary. but
we”- contllluously on the surface of
“111 water. A11 enemy submarim in
l'1-.1l life would almost c1rl:1lnl,1 be in
motion and would almost as certain-
]; d111 1111 soon 1111 it High“ 11 a plane.
'l'l11- game. then. would be for :1 flock
of planes to patrol the vicinity indefi-
nitely, walling for the submarine to
cum:- up or reveal its presence by dis.
lurbnnco of the surface.
The value- of aircraft against lub-
111:1ri111-s is probably that of harassing,
dim'ommoding and discouragii'ig them
rather than wiping them out. For
'1i1-111ollti0n. such :1 mi of submerged
mines an the American fleet spread
across the North Hen during the war.
and will spread across the entrances
to all our harbors in case. of another
war. is probably more effective.
The real gain from these experi-
ments in a demonstration of the
greatly increased accuracy of aerial
bombing. Such bombing seems likely
do prove. in the future. tremendously
effective against all stationary tar-
gets. however small. on sea or land.
nnd against any large moving targets
lit sea.
The application to cruisers and
battle‘ps is obvious. It is going to
be easy to hit such warships from the
air. and it is doubtful whether they
can be sufficiently protected by heav-
ier dock armor. A shower of power-
ful bombs. from a big fleet of air-
51111111-11 can almost certainly clutter up
the deck and put most or the guns
but of commission. if it does not no-
hually sink the vessel.
Th1 y
they
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EVERYBODY BUDGET
The government goes on a built“
system July 1. It would be hopeful
‘ror the common prosperity if the idea
More carried into all expense system:
public and private.
_It seems a. little ridiculous to the
householder. struggling along on n
nharply reduced lncome.1:1nd prob
3y falling behind a little every month.
‘to suggest that hard times are the
best times for starting s. “not. but
this is true. The more restricted ,the
Income. the greater the need 1111-
bsrefully studied disbursement. And
earners expenditures are thus buds”-
ad. the greater the hope for 6mm
from the financial w: m
gallium
“m Cs
l 111 men on all land.
‘nl
.l1ospital.
,llml
come or the littler new one figure out
Just what are the absolute necessities
which it must cover pinch it a bit
more to allow regular. if small. pay-
ments on the buck bills. and go for-
ward with the great l'. R. A. to llnan~1
cial solidity and prosperity? l
w. ‘
eo-om-znam'r: nosrrram :Automobfle Cruhes
(”o—operative municipal hospitalsE W.
W6 ~ll|dOW
havo been in operation at country
points in Alberta. Canada. for somei
111111.111111 are proving so successful "” ”I“ “”0”": Dmement. an duo.
111111 the system is to be largely ex-l'm’m“ °9""1"‘d by Dominick Mer-
11 mind this year. 9““0- 0' “rldlt’port. skidded on um
Money for the operation of the hos- lllll 111 9 °C'°“-" Mllerdn) mprning
pitals is raised by a tax of three cents}”"” “” “‘0" ornamcntnl' eleculc We
This in turn cn- and ”‘03“ "Mil”! lnlo the front of
titles the taxpayer and the members H” ("i-'30” “I“: NW0 \0 one in-
hls famih to the services of tho J“r°d-
and these are or the highest: H111 em "“0"!“ 1‘0‘0 “ll cracked
mm for the sum of 81 n dnv. no b} ”11 collision and the glass in the
11-111ll1r what the nature of tho pn-l"‘°”‘ “11" "named. The automobile
“hm . Illness or “1.11"“ may be rrhnluus considorni- l,1 damaged and had to
111K111 to a garage for repairs.
[pustem also extends aid to the rural,
'schools. and stalls from tho hoapiinlel ‘
11111 il11 schools often enough to pre- (1‘5""5113 "K" 313"!“
11-111 the spread of disease NMHDAY-
It is an example in hospital co-op- '
oration which will bear study. \Vhlle 1-1111 ”1) little friend Or “09“ )Illll'i’
'of Connecticut aye. helped her" cele-
ll1r- larg:1 landholder may complain,
the heaviest burden falls upon;""‘“‘ "‘1' ninth “"1"le on Sunday
Julie-21‘. 6.1mm- u'crc played: prize-
him. he is probably the boat able to.
I11;1rlt. and he shares its benelflts “'m “on by men Epstein and
1l1.1111ll\ with the pn111r of the amaller‘ )lnumle Gun“- Edna Gotham N“
1.1x This l1.\' the “m is an import- 111lal111l with piano selections: also a
'1111 point. for while it is no unusual “firm“ “"u ““3"" “"d “‘9 Ch'mrfl‘
thing for the poor mm, N, ha". M, dunes-1|. Refreshments Were served
lfinancial way made 1111111 in medical 1111 the lawn; ("Kb child ’“M‘H‘ a
uni hospital matters the balnncv1 “31111111111“. Th0” present we": Mines
goucrnlh struck by taking 11 gouge 'ml'n "malt-in. MarioricGainer. “one
out of the neat rich patient who, 53)”. Bull) Keo‘h' Margaret Ben-
comes along. ‘l'nder the co-opm'alh'e 1:.1111111 l-Zdna Gorham. (‘eiia Miller.
111.1111 this is impossible. . Hy-Iln Tumlccknic. llosc and Gertrude
7..1l111.-1l11; Muslcrs llnrry Miller. lrwing
(lorham. William Macimchen. Henry
lips-(11in. Alb-x Mmrp. and Edward
l1.11'l11-1ll1um1n. all of south Norwnlk.
—Blgbmoconlnllnfl'isnnd
fill.
\fonkrr Grotto defealnl ll11-l‘t. & n
I11-1111 .1t ”111 llarter Grounds \1tur1la1
'afh- 1-1.1'1011 in a score of 13 to S.
Try a cla-ifled ad in the Sentinel
(or the best results.
Get thrice-daily benefit from
this low-cost aid to
appetite and discsfloo
(.1-
It keeps teeth whits‘
breath sweet
and throat j ‘
clear "
Makes voor'
smokes
“It.
better
the minds of all who heard it.
The alnglng of the children the
Ichooi added cream to “1.10% Bit?
of the occasion. Rev. Father D. J.
flux-Icy. pastor or St. Joseph's church.
complimented the Sisters tee" their
advice. to the children and their par-
ents. He then presented to the grad-
uates their diplomas.
Two gold medals and a prise of 85
in gold were also awarded. The first
medal which ‘wna denoted by Father
Hurley. was won by Edward J. Haves
for scholarship. The 85 in gold. which
was nwnrded by Court Laurel. Calm
olic Daughters of America. was given
to Mary P. “'hite for religion. The
other medal. donated by Bishop Fen-
wick Assembly. 4th Degree. K. at C..
was also awarded to master Haws.
for proficiency in l'nlted States His-
tory. -
Alter the services. which started at
3 o'clock. the graduates and their
friends went to the school hall. where
they were entertained and refresh-
menta were served to them. This at-
fair was gi1 on them with the compli-
ments of Mr. and Mra John Gavan-
18h.
NE‘V LEGISLATIVE ACTS.
Copies of Nair Paved Ems at the
Town Clerk’s once.
'rown (111-111 Herbert 11. 31111111 has
received a copy of the acts of the re-
cent session of the legislature which
talu- effect n11 the dates of passage.
The hookbl contains such acts from.
Chapter 2:: to 287 which were ap-
proved between May I? end June 2.
The greater portion of the booklet
is taken up with Senate Bill No. 6“.
Chapter 21.12. which deals with the
State militia. and contains '1'! sec-
tions. (‘hnwer 224 provides that om-
tors of Molar Vehicle Department
shall haw- the same aw‘bority as
sheriffs. police. or constables. in any
ha of 1111 State. when engaged in
thc. discharge of the duties of their
eflees.
Chapter “1‘0 amends former acts
dealing I'll‘l pensions for widows
of vetermw o! the (‘lvtl “or until
Spanish-Ann rlcan War.
The 130.111 of Education for the
Blind is nullmrlzod by Chapter 281 to'
aid the bili'vl in securing employment;
and to aid :1 blind person. financially.
to the c.1111 :11 of not more than 830 a
month. i
A lim- 0’ not less than 85 is prm'ld-l
ed by Chapter 8“ for the taking of.
fish or l1 voters from traps by n11‘y
per-sou not authorized to do so by the
owner M1311 trap.
Chapter :‘47 provides for the ap-
pointment of 11 State agent by theE
Treasurer. to hold omee for two
years. 'rl'n agent will administer the
provisions for aid for widows with:
dependent children.
The admission of crippled children
to tho Newington Home for Crippled.
Children is dealt with by Chapter'
255.
Chapter 258 pun-idea that Jitncy,
license fees shall be refunded for un-l
used portion of the license when lhcf
jllncy operator is unable to secure at
certificate of public convenience and;
necessity.
Chapter 26! deals with the defer-
wornotthe pastyear and gavegond
s~ o...
1
”1.111.“ 1 us. can
Capt. Jane Barren: umous french
avlalrix. has been commissioned cap-
isin in the police reserve or flow lock
and «dyed to the aviation division.
Shelssaownbereinbermunl-
form.
merit of payment of taxes by electric
street railway companies under cer-
tain conditions.
The re-organlzation of the State
police department is dealt with by
Chapter 273.
P
Street railway companies are an-
thorized to engage in the Jitney bus-
iness by Chapter :87.
WOMEN ! BUY NO DYE
BUT “DIAMOND DYBS”
I'nleas you ask for "Diamond
Dyes" you may get a poor dye that
streaks. spots. fades and ruins your
goods. Every package of Diamond
Dyes remains simple directions for
home dyeing or tinting any new. rich.
fadeleas color into garments or drap-
eries of any material. No mistakes!
No failures! ‘
THE STORE “(HAT “AK“ 0000
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CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHEIS
163.“!an Ct. “5. Mail:
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$1.00 Otis Lisle and Balbriggan
Shirts and Esra-era. “a garment
$1.26 Athletic Union Suits
Stuttgarter and Topltls makes ”1:
85.00 Pure Wool Bathing
Suit......................$3.48
$300 Imported English Wool
544D. All -Wool Flannel
Inthe popularahade ofBedfor Sport 0....
andrSkirts, yard
‘Or you may have it in white. the same qualcy
at, yard .__
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54-h. All Wool Black Jersey
Extra fine quality, firmly woven. The 1111. 5, 7
Skirts, Blouses, and Bathing Suits ‘
an“ .o..-..-o.-.;_.._._=_...1.1..,..,M
Incolors
at, yard -...
45-in. Organdies
Permanent Finish, all the pastel Shadvr.
Regular $1.25 value, yard
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some NOTWEAF.
Special Md Ilk Diem with Tan 51111:: c a -; c .19.
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Black and White. Z-atrsp Pumps with Whuie Ree-1y e... .
HOSIERY FOR MEN AND wordy.
Shop at The Palaoe'lhaatrs Bootcry ands
” toitsUtmost.
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High Grade FURNITURE at Half'
DINING ROOM SETS—10 Pieces,
tncludmc r‘ -_ ~ 1 ~1~
chain-.31 side chairs. extension and Side 1:11 - - - .-, :arfl ..
can “dust, or 0“ at JUST ONEHALI 1': . 7'1 ~'. 1,
BED ROOM SETS—4 pieces. including Bod I - j .
Dressing Table in Birdseye Maple. Ame: '_ .:. “ ' 7-"
at JUST ONE- F “be present pr1m1
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103 m CHILDREN, roman $1.50.
TALKING BOOK RECORDS
Formerly 35c,
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SUMMERTIME KITCHEN NEEDS
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