Ci. L. a A. u. comm, Props.
‘ . ' mo SENTINEL
”TABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
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business right along with little inter-
.ruptlon; and it is honesty that holds
lit together and makes the personal
.:
grumnav, JULY 7, 1921.
human AMAO r03
bonds and business arrangements
TOMORROW possible. If people were more dis-
honest than honest. society would
light tide: 12:15
Sun rises 4.28, sets 7-28,
P
immediately (all to pieces.
_—_.__—.————-—
THE HOPEFL’L IIO'ITOMI
Members of The Associated Press The gloom in which most business
The AHSOPltli0d l‘l‘e” ll exclusively men 3"? now gunk 13 natural but un-
“fled to the use for publication of,n-noonahie. The worse things are.
‘11 news dispatches credited to it or the better is the outlook to anyone
* otherwise ill illlS paper and 3130 who has not lost the capacity of look-
.ny local news published herein. mg ahead.
All rights 0t publication or special When ”fins, 801 just a. bad as they
”patches “”01" are 3‘80 reserved. can be they are bound to get better.
.E—v Authorities agree that they have just
L MASONIC NOTES about reached their nadir now.
None of the experts expect stocks
and bonds and commodity prices to
go much lower. They have been de-
It remains to complete the
'“ Ola Well L'oligo. No. 108. r. and A.
I. meets in Masonic building. South
Ulla street. int and 3rd Tuesday otlflated.
tact: month. July and August exceptotdetlution of interest rates and wages] these worthy thrift impulses and the dictates of good judgment.
.6. at 8 oclock. All Master Masons and that process will not take long.
my and fraternally invited. 'from present indications. "
Elnsox 1‘. ms, w, M. These readjustments are funda-I
.l’ ROBERT hf. WILOOX. Sec'y. mr-nlnl. They provide the basis for
___g,_ illitllw- development and expansion or_
Butler Cllnpm- No. as. n. A. 1.1., industry and trade. They had to
not. in Masonic Temple. South come. and the country is to be con-
.flin street. the End and 4th Tum-’£i:iilil:itl-li that they are almost over.
“I or each month at 3 o'clock \Vllh them have come frugality-i
”.md August (wormed. All It. A..:lnd rlirlnchml-nt on the part of all
i
The United States-Today N More
‘ Homes andMore Home Owners.
By 8. W. MUS. President American Society for thrift.
r
)r
Home ownership is one of the best examples of thrift, and many fam'h
lies have gained their first thrift experience when they began saving money
i with this worthy end in view. "
America today needs more homes and more home owners. She needs .
not only added housing facilities. but the stabilizing influences of wider
home ownership in our social and economic life.
The man who owns a little pieced ground and the roof over his head
gains a deep appreciation of property rights. the orderly process of society
and the constructive influence of thrift. He has a tangible example of the
i beneficial qualities of economy. He has a solid rock on which to stand “
i in times of stress. He acquires a sense of proprietary independence that .
'I cannot fail to add to his own rightful self-esteem.
It is to be remembered that plans for home ovumhip are to be under.
' taken with due prudence. First of all, make the resolution that you are
going to have your own home; then save. plan and act in accordance with
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i
HUME REABY ll]
WElEflME lilNSli
LARGE V. F. W. BODY
T0 HAIL cum? PISNBURN.
_
llRlDGi-IPORT. July 7,—A large
or the members of the. .
‘delugation
_'Ra_vmond \\'. Harris Post. Veterans of
ll-‘oreiizn \Vars. together with delegates
f - Pongee Silk
Natural color. This is the exact quality that
. you paid $1.50 a yard for less than
a year ago. On sale at
i ' 69C -Yard ‘
, i
All Baby Carriages
Reduced
Those who are intending to buy a Baby Carriage this
month are fortunate because the price on all our carrino‘m
have_been materially reduced. This includes all the latest 1:10.
dels in reed and fibre. If you are planning on a new Baby
Carriage by all means take advantage of this opportunity to
save.
$39.00 Carriage........
$42.00 Carriage .. . . . . ..
$52100Can-iage...m..
$58.00 Carriage........
SEZLOOCarriage........
$68.00 Carriagem...
$85.00 Carriage........
Reduced to $25.00
Reduced to 332.0%
Reduced to $39.00
Reduced to $42.00
Reduced to $46.50
Reduced to $52.00-
Reduced to $65.00
Angevine Furniture Co.
Artistic Home Furnishings. .l
16 N0. MAI N ST. PHONE 1333
USE PYROX
ON YOUR FRUIT, «POTATOES ‘
OTHER VEGETABLES i
Kills Most Woman and Bugs 1
mumof“l>oln'wmmuonpunnn 1'
ALBERT D. MORGAN
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mu. cordially and {internally In-’f‘l1i!;ll'!- trig-nont2:“qrrixlliiflmri‘it2l‘rdi :trom Htamtord. South Nov-walk and Roy 0. Guru“. the eleven-year-old
m. “"' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " . : ROME. Jull' 7.—-'rhl~ l'liltcd Glutamm‘mll‘minfi Cm” will meet at the V- “d “no“ be” holding on of his
‘ . . - . it in 1h. dnrk before the daan. . . . . u
, .CLARP.}\.("E A. IlROWN. It. HIT“ W: mi”: mm”, MW ism-opom-‘Consul. “mm", Kamila,“ who. was . \\' hon... on wumn‘mn “Tm". w “pets at the Bronx zoological gab‘
1" 8‘ LYON Secretary. Stu,“ H ”p“. when mm. are at the ‘iel‘used permission to reope' his office welcomi- "hflrl" 8- Penburn. national am New I“ knows ll men.
‘ 7 .pmmm pm". to pull together to rfach in l‘vlllnll’ in March last. would now lilc‘icm“r (3“ "m" 0i "’9 VMS‘F‘US 0.; F0" “on bflfl “a Iowa—M11111!!!”
it 11".; ’l‘lt;\l\l\'(.‘ (13”., .‘llln- Mp. lnetcad of trying to trot there “‘clcompd in that city, “,1 profflwr'eign “am. on his leturn to iiri’:epott W. In!!! an adult scientist.
In ’apilr or ('Jtlllt‘rll ll‘l'm-is nlnlll by 'l.v rainpilu: on (-ach oillcr'n lieads— iiiccnnlo Zilm-liil. head of the Autono- after “ “"1“ of ”l“ country. Chli'f 0' Memo“. he no" ”fin-48ml.
she Wm- lion-nu... ..l, and by l-n-s- {HM ”H... mm imist mm of Flume. which "[15 \ic- 8m“ Wilbur“ “‘88 formerly 1‘ ”Slim“ it to tumult before he meant! achool’
act-ht llzlrlliili: mum-ll; in luv-llilli 01" ____.__o._._____ tnrious in the recent elections in tilati°l ”ll“ “'3 and "19 Omnnm'r'm "‘9 us. translating the Latin works of
. .,. .u ”'i l...\ l.ll!illl . rain 18‘ - . little state Raymond \V. liurris Post of Veterans l
the H“! I- . ll . l l- l 'llir most prominlnlr sign of rccon- . ~ . _ , . Linnaeus, the mat Swedj‘h “tux-II”
provided i” H" "i”i‘ -"”“> "ml“ striicllnn that has yet appeared in the? “it “'7‘" a grave mistake when C""'l°f Forflfn “.urfi and also organizer llt. into English with the till of III
"9“”. “"""~“‘ “'””"l~' ”W ”"” *‘i'li‘ diminution in the volume of talk 5”“ K""Iin""r was sent away." “my.“ 3hr 5““: iork bonus parade. dictionary Be is writing I book
file is Hillll m In at ii low rill». .\p- “Mun r. construction. 'I'roi‘lssor Zane-Ha. “\Ve want him tol ll'mll :Il‘rlvul he will be met by a latch will be
pnrt-iltly II is mum; in i..- liiiliciill mi ___._____. ‘n-vslnhiish his orlim- in Flume .o limljcommlm-c rnmivorvd of: (‘ommnmlcr w . a? k 2‘“: ”3:“ °1 na-
‘I up the quotas or some (‘illllllH 31.3“- TnLnr-noylj 513110“ America can do business through that TAr'h‘” “- "“‘m'u- 9“" Commander tme' boo men tm‘ can'
And this ill up.“ or ”11- grill-lull luck‘ __ ‘ aport," lWillinm 5. Lynne and M. H. Caldwell. talnln; no descriptions. but every
or (-iiilillilllirlii \\lll('li loans liiiilil Fifh‘lu'n Alldml ‘0 tlu‘ Nnrwnlk Di. _l (Mr. Kt-i-lillm-r attempted to reopen: — _ h . ‘ _ name 0! plant and animal. with the
hundred llmuunmi young nun \Vltll‘ ' "1-” Mun- the Summer ~ his office in l-‘inme in March last. no; SATlNl-“(Tfl'vs‘i‘ismhhSl-JD l.\ mm. of an man who a,“ d.-
‘Olllllll: ill llrnslnl‘i i'or ill(' slilnml 1-. Season "“1"“. -~ was instructed to inform tiil- pr0\is~‘ ‘IP‘35-‘- scribed it.
It is natural. perhaps. it slllH‘fxl "M“ “in . ”1 ll t of | ' i- 1 lional :m-ernmcnt of that city that hill
"' ""“"'~‘ W “"~"""”~" """"‘ ”" I“ ’i iv) - iw ‘ 'nsr ll 3”: cutlhwni“"""“""e d“! ”m “m""m" ““03”“ ‘ \‘ll>\'\'\ .i l\' r (nv The Assoclut. ”VHF-8 matoa‘rms.
grout l'l\iil‘~'lllll :lL'ilIliEl \\.ll- llllll :lll' M M‘.‘ N n l S d (‘ bllCt e 8-iilon 0r lh? ll“W KO‘T'V'llm'Wll‘ The .. ' " .u‘ ‘ ' .. '
Ila ., ‘ . _ hilll‘t: l-I tile inst list. Cut this out , , »ed Pussy—limo.“ satiiillction “as
walk“ 0“ ”W ”I" “I ”I" “""MHHW l‘ll wsll» ill the b ck of ' r di . ‘1 iumc zmcrnmcnt in turn refused ‘0‘ . i l i' \' lw Austrian ot'l‘ici-lls “Wk“ Consulates PM
public. l'mpiv .‘ll'l H) Mrl. or lmnil-s :n'r‘, "“ a ’0” '1‘" recognize the American consul until :0‘2" ”“1“ .O‘IZ‘r“ 0'" ”n: 'ldouion ‘hv I," n_ u. c_ It. Amie-ind a...
that l'\('ll ilii‘s‘ Opptll'llllill\ l.» (ll)l.lil' " .the l'nited States recognized the ill-.“"‘ "P“‘p‘m ‘ ‘ I ‘ The following officers of Butler
0. (PW wum of hill“ \ l'lll n llill ‘\"""’ To" “0‘ dependence of Flume) 3"” "m‘flmn cmmwss OL'm" ”‘SQ‘U' 10d“ V0 s- I 0 U 1: instilled
“ ' “‘ H ‘ ' .‘ - ' ' . . . .; . l .‘h- - . kl. . . . ..
wholl-mnlo» llillllillL', .ll llw gt‘n'l rll-l“ "1' illicit l Professor Znill-llu said that ordcrf‘m" '“VMMUMZ “an “All Sin-mall} limo ”w". roapgcnfl. chairs by p. p.
. . bx \\.lsiiinxton street. (35 . . .and Allslria-liunxar) lilzn hopes -
mentn («pt-nae. (loru not appeal 11' illal‘ “Oi .H‘l lll'l‘n restored "1 l‘lunh‘: . 0. Ni. Robert G. Acton and wire-
I. t-lk r I“. w l , ill‘ “UHHUH ! Dr. Paul A. Zuhiman which has ”1,” ",0"th (or ["0th (entertained hereof American financial \. G —‘Tl Ril Y '
a s I "H“ to ' "1 f ' ‘ .‘ l 719 \Valniiington St. 1190' . _ , 'aid. llowm-er. ilm'e betn dampened by ‘-‘ ‘ 10m“! 9“
five )l-llls :an lli'iilll‘ the l lilil‘ti u it H lb" illl'lllllt‘lll 9'0"“le inh(rited from lmu— _‘ .. f di t h ' t‘i‘ \. G.—-Arthur Garfield.
Stall-s lilil'l'l'll llll‘ I'llil‘llplfl'i war. 5' "1T3: l i 0:” 1,_3 .tlle regime of d'Annunzlo. “'ithiu a; 9 chpt 0 spar l? to l w “_ f" R((“ Sen—ll. Burr Beach.
when the climbs in n» llrsl npl-mll. .'\. “H 5:1" . ‘“ month. he said. their had been sum" .Ulnt‘ n“: American Gmcrnment “iii pm. Sec—Fred G. Benedict.
It is lamentable loo. 'l‘lmsl- train-h “l“djk ‘ “an” CO' ,, iassaselnziiions while more than 6” per-i'm‘ rounder “lining ”if Austrian rep- ’l‘rl~a:.—— Robert G. Acton.
Int-r c llllim (High! in in 'l lll‘i’lli‘llit‘lll ‘9 i~ranklin 8" 3“ sons had been stabbed or shot. lie l-x- ‘mn‘ms “1m“ the “11'1"“ for rehabill— \\'ar —0 AIM!) Johnson
part or the Ami-rim” military SyleIIl.‘Pr:;;t_:n'nz::ecc’sfe 219., lpectcd that order would soon be re« 320?".an'{lgugrglmry "M“ “"m ”‘0 Con.-—Stanley H. Carpenter.
The new :lrlny policy intends that ll fun" i“ \Varliiclte - stored. K ‘ " R. 8. N. G.—Gco. \V. “'ardwcll.
they ‘nhnii he. The i'rl~sili«~nl. in his: ‘36", " “ Ave. “L5 The Autonomllt Party and the Pro— r j ‘ L. s. N. a..—u\rumr x. Meade
public appeal for volunlu-ru. says ‘1. 'rronptgi h r "no" “"19" "‘9 ”cent elections in ’ . 1‘ R. 8.3. G.-—HOWard Acton.
that ‘lu- imp. u to 56-0 established a ‘ ‘03“ .' ' ‘ a e St "196 Flume by 2 to 1 against the Alinrxa- QI‘IT MEAT “HI-:3 L S. .G.—-—E. “'ard Sturdevant.
comlitcllenslu- svsil-m of volunteer ‘8 boldelnllill ' . “o“‘m' A constitutional assunbiy KIDNEYS m“ R. 8- 5-490?“ A- Poaler
military training ior nl least 100.000!“ M” 0’9“" . 45.. will them! meet which will be 00"“ 1.. s. s.—c. F. Mills.
Int-ll every )l.ll'. This is a natural Elle“ 1;.a‘gor AVE. ‘ posed of 5‘3 Anionoml-‘u and is An- Take l min“ of Salt“ If your Back I. G.—L€ro.\‘ E. Perkins.
. . . nier .. use ~negation; . During the functioning 0'] llllrl~ or Bladder trouble: 0. G.-——A. F. Rolling.
developnwnt. lll line with the trudi- Rowavton Ave. 1033.3,2'me mmblv a special commissioner You
Sign“! ailltficnin cr:::‘::f|;n I;i?;0pt;i-\“55 G. E- ”“5 R' N' 11,, 13 lwill be appointed to administrate the No man or woman who eats meat .
y u l .' . , l “0“1‘310" A“ ‘3' ordinary affairs of the city. regularly can make a mistake by
mail lit-idling arm) to eerie as a ., ., J m ,
. . “I “he“ can 5' ,. - flushing the kidneys occasionally
"”“"W°"“' “ “' “mm“ °f """"“""" 5 Crockett St- 13'3'? manna-no" omcuus savs a well-known «mhmm- Mm:
"um" A'm‘rk‘m‘ army requirements. John Flint “11.1;me “fi'lA‘l‘ lfo'rms uric ach whi‘h excites the
:l‘he [rndllnltt‘fl o‘tdllllese summer tl‘nln- Rownyton ' ’ w, . IS ‘I‘IIISKEY'P’ kidneys. they become overworked
"3 achoo 5 won lccomfi a x": "'1 Raymond A- “81de “'ASHI’NGTON. July 'l'r-"VVhat is from the strain. net sluggish and {all
$::'gc:‘°m}'2rg;nwn on a nu ona 20 Myrtle St- 1219‘5 whiskey?" may again become a tin- to filter the waste and poison! from Lift Off With the's
‘ " Patrick Sweeney _ issue. the blood. then we get sir-k. Neatly '
It in only through 8.01110 Sllcl'l 338-: 4 I‘m'e‘.elt St. 1‘99-‘ The “9' of whiskey .0“ng ’sla" rheumatism. I h98dllt‘he" "VP?
tom. ”mu-"”1““ “3 experience may C. S. Mitchell widening under the more "liberal”itrouhle. nen-ousncfls. dizziness. sleep-
determim‘ ”‘m. "‘0 mum” can hope. 1-Twilkh-l Pl- 12“, rules made possible brthe new nm-‘llessness and urinary disorders come
1° “Via the co"“"“"“ burden of “'Dr. B. “K Sherwood ' ' ous opinion of former Attorney-Gcn-ffrom sluggish kidneys.
1mg standing “rm-V it i” ‘ line “I County 81- 117"” erui Palmer. i The moment you feel a dull ache in
progress “'m‘g‘ ought to append. T. Sweeney Compl’tltlon is growing kecnerfihe kidneys or your back hurts or if
strongly ‘0 “‘05“ who are in favor of 7 Strawberry Hill 1176“ among the retail drugzlsts. A larger the urine is cloudy. oflensivcffilll of
diminished ”"10““ “rmamem‘ D. B. Eula _ number or physicians are being (111- sedhnent. irregular of passage or at-
fl———— maven-human 3L 1“5‘3 thorizcd by the Government to pro-‘Itended by a sensation of scalding.
A union CHURCH ' w,.s. Daakam j . o scribe whiskey and other intoxicantt‘stop eating meat and get about four
A union church in which practic- Oonn. Ave. ISL-5 for different ailments. ‘ouncea or Jim Salts from any phar-
all)! all Christian denominations may James McBride macy: take a tablespooni‘ul in a glass
worship is to be constructed on the 23 Elm so , 2194 SCHOO‘LMEX‘S WEEK AT my“ water before breakfast and in a ‘
lumlnit of a mountain in .Pcnnsriva- E. R. Bradley 3 ‘ r HAVEN. ifew days your kidneys will act fine.
3'“- Movable altars M“ be proxided 23 Orchard St. , .. 2095‘“ The Week commencing July 11 will ”This famous salts is made from the
to meet the needA ot dittorent faiths. Edw. C. Martin , _ im Sohooimcn's Week at the Summer iacid of grapes and lemon juice. com-
One altar will beakept solely for the
nor of the Catholic clergy in comp“:
Inca with thelr___custom. Another
“will be held for the Protestant Epis-
Gregory Blvd.
Mrs. F. H. Palmer >
Short-haven ’ 795-5
Mrs. Maria Carmody
853-3 'Normul
School maintained by lhc'bined with lithia. and has been used
State Board of Education at New ”or generations to flush and stimulate
Haven. There will be lectures. dis— the kidneys. also to neutralize the
missions and sectional conferences of acids in urine so it no ionizer causes
cor-l W I“ a” “‘M u" those 7 Reynolds 51- 1195'” those present. who will be superinten- iirritution. thus ending bladder weak-
Protestant den°mm“°“‘.w.h°’° rut- John A- Kershaw dents or schools. supervising agents. nose.
All permits a Rene?!“ 1'59- Of the. altar. 50 Harbor View Ave. 1736 and principals. Supt. Camp will at- Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
“it?! “’0‘ mm “"9"“ comma. Christian Hansen tend the conferences and Miss Louise injure: makes a delightful eficrves- '1
”fillies made up 01 people 01' different 15 Lincoln Ave. 1123-5 Greene. who has been the Stamford'ccnt lithia-watcr drink which cvcry- i
’ . . Qum- grherc the” is ““1“ Paul Smasi *“ Americanlzation director for several‘one should take now and then to Doesn't hurt " b“! Drop a. little
q > 'i‘mh at Q" or several small Broad River ”1&13imonths. is on the program. She will 'keep the kidneys clean and active "Freezone" on an aching corn in-
ones. i‘“ ”“9“ WM” a J. F. Bryant '2' fl \speak of her work among the foreign- and the blood pure. therebv avoiding stantly that com stops hurting. then
m ““0“.“ I’m" “ “Misk‘c- 22 West Main St. 2013-12 born women. indoo- kldney complications “mm" 5”“ "ft It "‘1" “I With fin"
u‘lution" otnic problem. The R. G. “‘ilson ""5 i -’ era. Truly!
-. ‘Iald to have. long been i'amil- Bell 1!,de 2&1 . . ‘ Y0ur drusglst sells a tiny bottle 0f
“some parts or Europe. Dr’ A. n. Coleburn . ' "Freezone" tor a few cents, sumcient
proper mm... mm .0 me 16 mm 8.. 2m Women Go to Mencan Trade Meet to remove every W cm so“ com
Of equipment. there in no “1 Crgyvford Young ’ ' or corn between the toes. and the
.nason why men of varying rc- Comstock Ave. ' 2468-3 calluses without Donne“ or irrita-
denominn‘tons should not H. p. gum. “Oll-
,. up theirrlltars under the t. l ' 1062
“N"“ns mt than Why they Poirigrhééigiosrgun “-
- worship God under the 25 Maple at. 507-5‘
‘ \ lid "”9 The Elite chop '-‘ “ i
“01 ll radical- economical Commercial Bldg. ‘ h m
. u! as indicating the, extent Roland W. Leg-g 3'_
.- brethren any dwell togeth- 7 Ohio Ave. ' 17“.}!
mo though they worship Geo. Lockhgfl 7' 17:1. 4 1
to 6"!th rltuaIS- West Side Ave. ' ' ‘71 14
4—'—-—+———— Geo. Lock . . . 7
- “PM m-PAW ' “fest Si e Ave. I ‘ Y ‘1 387-5 I.
Ml’ or the New York State Wm. J. Fiewellyn ‘ ‘ ‘ "
‘1'“ Bureau reports that in 33 Orchard St. MODS-2
. "5.000 returns tor last year John Callaghan _ ' ”‘
I. found that 36,000 people had Stephen'l Island 1268-2‘
W as much as they mould. and John 5. Norton -
‘ were amused additional 42 Harbor View ‘Am 1065-!
mammar- At the same Chester 3. Selleck ’ __
. um found that 22.000 had a 13mm st.- " 735-2
too much. and they were five"- Geo. W. Jam "' ’
shock; '11:. allot-tor is con- Crockett 8t. “ “ " ' Ion-l
m In many other cases the Miss Mary Fauntleroy
. ‘ paid too much. but the Perry Avie. ' " nos-'1!
. m not clear enough to war- A. 8. matrix: & Co. ' -
. , 4. Wilson Point 203-!
oncials connected with‘ the Mrs. Font Tyrran ' "' "““°
1 tellers! income tax depart- Woody Crest "“ SOC-l
a‘rce'that In paying these 1111- I. E. Ba-att ‘ '3‘" .
’ . taxes. the public show a Bell Island' - "' ‘ ' in.)
‘ ”that degree of honesty that G. am “7"!“ '
W . .. are accustomed to give it cm:- a Union or. ' ‘ ‘ sot-s
_ for. The plain tact appears to be. Harry G. Hardin]! .{ ’ '5
‘. shown by this and many other :4 spun; It. ' 7 '3 ”3.: i
- ‘- that theaveraxe person is not Nor-walk ' ”l "'.“
p 1- , dhhoflost, bull naturally Blunts. . Rm“: 0" m.‘
‘ . M- Mn ‘ m"! -
"m Is exactly what misfit have a mum no. ‘- “3.12
. concluded by the exercise of or- Hrs. Thalia. “ "
— nun-cu sense. without reiter- ' '
.A we ROLA
tnothingelsecangive? To enjoy
t tho-actual munc' of tile‘ fore?
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, Wan? new” ‘ "
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