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:t- , ~ .. . 'port thé-wle'w. 'lt'lo‘not dilhéfulg‘to 1:..-
‘ .il . I m NORWALKlllCVC that there is. just ahead. :1 great
EVEN NG SENTINEL
era of successful and economical
... ___,._ hoin‘o-maklng,’which will mean inoze
. ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
'in bringing the old world hack to
‘rzznily and soundnvss than any other
. L. & A. L. GOLDEN, ,Propsd
men Y, SEPT. 22, 1921
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“OVEN" FIN)“ REFINE.
A new . htalustr)‘ is expected ‘TD def
\wlop m’ the South. ll nailin- mann~
acturc ot‘ “‘nagassc" into lumber.
lingasso is thl- refuse ion from su-
;:.lr cane in the crushing: Inill. It Con-
lmtuence. - , _ -
TURF. ALMANAC FOR l‘
TOMORROW
. .71th “(10 2:27 H. "1.. 2:47 p. Ill:l.-4i.~t.~' ol‘ the coarse i'ilw:
‘ :1 Sun rises 57:42, sets 5:50
The Associatld Press is e\clush'ely
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¥ ”I“.
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a
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llOl'llOOll and deface the landscape. be-
ini: not only a total loss but a. positive
ntltlcd to the 1150 for lmhlit‘fllil‘" 0" . . ., - . .. .
11 news dispatches credited to n or ("\‘H- 30“ It If ‘bcm‘n nude _mto
hoards. .\ Louisiana mill is said to
Mt Otherwise in this [‘Jllt‘l‘ and also
v ' local news publisln-d ll('l‘|‘lll.
All rights of publication or special
@hpatchcs hertin arc also reserved.
a ‘1
lnxxc turned out lately one coxulnuous
hoard. 12 foot wide and 9'“ :x't-l long.
'i‘hnt is rnouch to build a big house.
According to ”11‘ Dallas ('l‘cx.)
\'¢~\\.~4. this lvagassc product lzas man)
A
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Cordially and fraternally invited.
‘ nmsos’ ’T. HARRIS, w. M.
llllil'llll‘.’ curls.
cln-api). aw in loncr
up
'l‘lllzs another llimlw r >i|lufilitlztv
l . ’ ‘ '
" 1‘0"":“T 3L “ ILC()X' .500. y. wars, in lll'lp (‘l"i>‘q ixr «nr \:-.:l.:l‘.li._,
=—'_— forests.
Butler Chapter No. 33. R. A. M. “Hum”. i4 ,‘.,.,.,,,,,..1_ l
meets in Masonic Temple. South ,.‘,,,_,,.,,... 4,... i; “.1; in l‘r‘lllt-illlu'lH.
min street. the 2nd and 4th Tucs- ,‘i. .‘ . ‘ I, H“. ,1, ,..-..l.3.m 1.. .15.
”yrs of-each month at S o'clocklhhw U, \U“. M. l,._,.v.i ..,.,,,:l__ m ,,_
_ fluly and August cxccpted. All R. A.'_<.,.. Hm! . r mm “(Illl‘ll‘Kw‘I now u ‘,‘
flasons cordially and i'ratcrnally in- I .,, ”M W1...“- :2 l'ulitin >11 ‘. and m'
l. “-v .\-'w .l\\."~ Ho i'wl ll‘.‘ \r-‘nll‘r
Ilted.
CLARENCE A. BRO‘V‘ ..ln.r n: nil ri lining ‘(i‘l‘\‘.l‘ as Kll‘i-
F. S. LYON. Secretary. . r. .~ ’I'l. incirmi :ziluilu‘ug 1.; 3.1.4.
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5 ‘(‘l"il \\'I' v ill H .l :ll\tlil"l' 'll~- ..l ”m”- .~ Mi 1. :ll!‘ l‘liltt‘ll ll. tho ll:.i ils‘
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I’li‘l'l “um. "‘ “I ' . "' ' "" " ‘ll‘Hll. may lie the basis '.or
u (' HM " -. » .. .. W; l» i' " " .l lumsvclcanlmz ni‘ “ho-il-
i In l4 \\ in» «.il‘l'ill ~. ,. i1 . lI' ll 0 " "=‘5“l'-"' l't'lmll (writers and othcrs en..
3 til‘ my. lnn. .Il‘il .. x. \, n vnnl w— W? lLl- 'l ill ll‘u slum-minus fraud n.‘
: Kurt-r» of m nl< um! l"ll' l". -.l~ an.i ‘\\'lll4 h lhouaand's of (zillions of Whiskr."
3 who ln..i \\.li' .llll! “M! x w. . yin-.1. m. I‘lll‘t‘t! in Circulation \\‘It‘kl).
: 11M? 1“ ”In" time .‘lulwlnli opened in.
5 NUW‘I‘ ‘lill llllm H I“ .\- lin so I'm' .“llll information which threatened to
3 peace. lit-mum» iu \. r uni humanity lll\'(il\'t" orlicials high and low besides
many othcrs cncagcd in the traffic.
.ll‘ incanfl.
realize so le t l..\' v l. 'l v.
and what it i~ llkt l_\ to lnl.ln hr rent-
ler il' tln- wn‘m 7.x ;:r«- i» ll txlinlzuished
it crr-atml one or the Iiiggt‘st politic-11
stirs in this state since the prohibition
and ltcpt t\li.-:.xn~‘.w d. Ni \rr \‘u'ilfl law went into effect. but for some rt‘a-
l then- a l‘nm m pint-Hiolls i... strunp- son that has never been explained all
2 in}: out lllr- i'llll .wln: “mix ol‘ the charm-s wcre either ignorcd or drop-
' Just In: lirr. ninl ¢~l Illllfilllllfl a rat- lk‘d and the threatened expose never
imml sistun 01' Ill nwnrancc for the camp to pass.
i future, ___7., Tim investigation of Director Mac-
‘ kenzic also will take another angle.
Q _
.\\l|‘.lll(‘.\\ IIYI‘ZS.
A (w-lnlnillti ill” u\p(rts has been
appoint. ll lq. l':n l‘nms concerncd in the
Anwrn-an <l_\c industry to look into
iln- qin-slion ol‘ dyes in this country.
and to ill‘if'lilllllt‘_ it' possible. who is
to blame for tlnv falling. of dycs. .Df
which H0 much complaint is heard.
{\ianul'artnrcrs contend that the
American-made article is just as good
.today as that formerly made M‘Gor-
many. They say that it? those domes-
;tic dyes fade. it is because the dycrs
do not use a sumclent quantity of dye.
or do not apply it properly. The dy-
rers. on their part, blame the dyes
themselves. The sooner the dispute is
aettled and fast colors are rc-estnb-
linked. 'on the market. the better it.
' ill be for everybody. .
Wherever the fault may lie. there is
”Wary gencral fecling that the dyes
{today are not to he depended on
in! were these of [armor years. l-‘ew
dealers will guarantee any colors. and
He stated yesterday that he is in pos-
session of evidence which- shows that
mail addrcn‘xed to his office has been
tampered with. Letters from whole-
sale warehouses and bonded distiller-
ies addressed to him requesting vcrl-
ilcation of his signature on some of
the withdrawals have never been re-
ceived and a thorough investigation
of this fact of the liquor traffic will be
delved into.
Vthn the federal detectives begin
their work they will already havu
mucli evidence which has been an-
earthed by Director Mackenzie who
first became suspicious on August 1
when he took office. Ills4usplclins
immediately resulted in the stopping
of the withdrawal of 10.000 gallons of
whiskey valued at nearly $500.000. Of
this amount 75 harréls were listed as
helm: destined for Hartford and a
larger amount for Bridgeport and
New Haven. '
The fact that enough Monk permits
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nometlmcs where the guaranlrc ‘5 had been stolen to negotiate the with-
givon. results do not lustity 1t. 1" liln-nwal of 50.0““ gallons ol‘ whiskey.
America can manufacture fast (1305- and that these Permits liaxe found
why is this condition 30 persisltllt? their way into (ml’o. Pennsylvania and
'Ir thc cmnmlltf‘f‘ 0" (‘XW‘MS can ll{é‘lllll(‘k}‘. may mean that the> investi-
flnd and l‘l’mt‘ll)’ UK‘ trotllill‘. whl‘lher nation will attain a nationwide scope
. it he in quality of manufacture 0" before federal detectives finish.
‘tmethoa or application. a public “r?“
1' failed. streaked and running colors (‘ODL‘IIQSION' “ANS THREE
HW'IH llt‘ Kl'uil fill. "ll“ HOLD.“ IN; \Vl‘l‘IS-I‘IJING
Too mun. Emma-k and “Scis‘sors”
Barred as Being “Too Punishing."
A "Chili-MAKING ERA
This: countr} is getting back to nor-
. talcy in a fashion to calm the wild-
.» fears. "l‘rncllers who mind“:t NEW YORK. Sepl.-22.—'rne State
it c 3”“ [or Gomosu‘ 3° ”"0 ' Athletic Commissionihns taken a toe-
Ker-y. millinv-ry. dress‘making and. hold . .
, . . . on wresthng and. pulled it out by
the . use 1 i n - - . ,_ , . .
° ‘f “ " f‘"““““ “‘5' To gthc roots. Th?» commission. under the
hemicr enrolment of young . _ .
_ _ Jaw, has stipervxslon «Iver nrestlmg.
in than for an} period since we .
~ (I the war and it stops/right. in and takes grap-
It. in a. comforting indication. It llgfirrg' “If! 1‘0}:an f h i
Whom; that the hnmhnrdment by cowl — ””26 0 B 0 t rec pr 29
'n elements to “g“ ”‘0 women out grapplers have bcen banned. The toe
. hold is Stanislaus Zhyszko’s pet grip.
. jobs so the men who need th , .
.801 have thcm" is as unnecm- e scissors is Joe Stecliers stock in
. t In unfalr. The women are
.“1 ‘that made Strangler hewis famous.
fl ' ‘ l . . I ,.
find. judging ll ”1“ “9nd 0‘ thcir Without these specialties three great
~ . expect to stay out for :1. artists
“Jeast. It is good evidehcc."0ns are shorn 0f their best. weap-
_ . dexnihogo'f‘gmx: thetgifg- V'Wlthont them wrestling mu lone mulch
Maw“ 50 art: brcpadnfieto 9 .. of its drawing power ithhiI' citwat
home . b i 8* 041’ . least. Might Just as well toss either
, JO . a nee toot-“41:9 one‘ o: thenrinto the, ring with a
rennet-v duster '
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All EXPLllNlill
Cards from New .Hhven
.Club Distributed in This;
Section -
. .5 9‘1"}? ““3"“ ,tomobne Club of New .
in. the past‘u has ulna“; nun taut ‘ing the proper hand signals {or me“,
astdc and loll to clutter up the neigh- ltorists. has been received by the mo-
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A SUPPLY of cards issued Ivy the .llu- l
Haw n. (ICSCril)- .
tor vehicle department for, distribu—
tion in different sections of the. stoic.
011 mu Elllt. is printed the hollow-
hurt—-
"Many
failure
which wt]
to do. If signals are
accidents are caused by the?
ol‘ drivers to give signals=
i show what they are going'
going to be of;
;;-n_\- value in helping traffic all motor-i
llioth Massachusetts and Connecticut."
:iThc signals on
. vtrsc
:llnl anothrr \“.l.<ll‘ Product 0'. lrt‘adlng nlzittcr is as follows:—
stationary.
'point with linger.
l
mow-
zontnl position.
turn"
l‘VliI-ii
folunl’d
and “ith the opposite stream of traf-
lic.
_'.:i\(~r< the
to mak-
v
n i sin
Vsn that ”MTV
nilFllllllt'l‘SllllHlilil,’
U-ndv-(l.
; "IA‘NOSH l)!hl.( TOI.‘ :ltl\'lllllllEl'S. It is Wat. rproct'. it can ~i.\l5 should use the same set. In the,
_ . ‘ _ lu' sun-ml and n: llt'li lilu- al‘\' “Hill",m", 113;” some- accidents may lm‘
”0:122:50,lilt‘gclif:‘;ni?'h}£fiiifgl.‘{23,13} llllllltl-‘l‘. It is lighter" tlzan . ,(‘rdnffifi‘l ‘prrIVCHh (l. and file regulation of traffic: ;
. nun 51,-9.4" lst and 3rd Tuesday 0t n'oml. ll resists lli'l'il.\- H l‘ if.” mmin (aster. the .tutomcniie Clllll’Ui’.
‘Qd at S o'clock. All Master Masons “W“h'lm' Hmnnsl-snnnd. luv-I'm, f_‘ (‘F New Haven publishes the follOVVllll-‘l'i
'uéh month Julv and August exccpt- n m'." 1'" ”8"“ “W “H" " (TAU! .. 5‘” or “gums “'mCh are approved ”3"
‘ ' interior “milk. If l‘itl‘v "" """" N'lthc motor vehicle commissioners of
dcscrihed on the re-
side. with illustrations. The
l—r- To stop; l‘lxtcnil‘lcft arm hold ,
.
:—— lml'l turn: Exttnd loll arm.1
2—— Iiigzht turn: Extend lo,~i't arm.
otn'c rrar to front.
4 ——To back up:
arm up and
l-Txtt'nd loft :lrm
doun from hori-
f. —-’i‘o I‘Olrtt “ll-H
until turns-«l.
al“ ays drivr-
turning into
around:
signal
tllrr.
and rcpt-at
llll‘itl'f‘.“ around
(lint llnr‘sztl‘ll).
Cfll‘ll
ortli r ’
:‘zl tht bottom of thr-
fn‘lmvi'iz mince: “in
lli(-\I' :zignalQ proprrly. driv—
¢-\lii.d tlnir arms full
ll‘illkl‘ tin-lr slznal snappy
“ill in» no (-hanci- for :I ,
as to What is tr.-.
(\Vlth richlhanvl drive mun-i
A role
-V‘~' 5".ulll4l
a il~l
mohilc-s. UN: ahovv signals can be til-«(1'
reversed with thc right hand.)
PillllillESS Milli
TREATING EANBER
__ll_l_ RADIUM ~
'.\'l-‘.\‘\' Yttlllx’. Sept, ._- ASYE ‘il‘l‘x'
by lln- recon: \isit to tl;r- l i. ml
Stalls: of Mine. l‘aziv, :'~ .‘r. ..--
>chutti<is in t'lls (-. """ " :.t.-’.!::,.‘
new protrcus i‘= tr 2 ( *v- v uni i
radium. accnrilu t‘ l. l ‘-’. n .
cl'iri‘ (ill'i‘ll‘l (‘ 42w ' S ' ' n ~
Mint-s.
'lllt‘ "iii‘wlk ‘1‘ l,’_" “Hill-'11 \
tllS'il.' ‘1‘. Hv’ :Lr-' (.; il":l‘ Ht
o-\(r, .‘.l| .‘Yt-ifl- t ,-,‘- w 5 .~ - .3;
l3 vslu-n . ;.='i- \.. L'
skiil.
"All r :tu‘. -~ r‘ ' n l in .~~- cl'mtfi.
I‘ l.~z"3ie ~ ." .‘a. 1» i ~":";~ |‘ ‘..“.;".i‘. r- “L! In"!
l-..l‘,'\ "it ' " .‘4 ill“ !:I-\'. ‘3‘ .Enx :w‘ "l"llll‘.‘
i=l rlviwr to 2'3, tnxnrnivlc insults." .‘-'.:. l7.\' iTl 1'»
Moore slates.
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Edison. we’ll proviJe
3 days (1 .
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son announces
MOOD MUS C
RING or send the coupon. Begin to use music in the
remrkable new way developed by Mr. Edison.
Everybody admits music's power to banish unpleasant
moods. relieve fatigue, bring peace and joy.
But no one
has been abl: to tell you which selections to play when
tired. whzch when depressed, etc. Famous psychologists,
associated with Mr. Edison. have been working on this
problem for twa years.
CREATIONS which
.
brougm
They found certain Edison RE-
all these wonderful benefits of
music. Thesc they arranged under headings such as "To
Make You Joyous". "For More Energy". etc.
Get your
copy of "Mood Music” at 011.22. Bring or send the coupon.
The Alfred Fox Piano Go.
85 North Main Street,
Opp. Congregation’l Church
FREE TRIAL
OFFER
you with
Mood M usic
that you can discover
what it can do for‘ynn.
Chock the coupon. X
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free—s \
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BRING on sewn . '
THIS COUPON
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Address
Th9: came-mint, “Wm er" of‘ Ecol
Ida-dz." It you viz!) thne by: of flood his
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trade. and the headlock is the clutch
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(i‘l
mild.
--. Poiruuctatfillridwpt drummer.-
m- expect ram.
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and lifelo
Thatlsawhya-Camelééare TEE QUALITY.
CIGARETTE; . ;
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Finh s prmluccs mun
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ll?» gl':.ll‘.~' or
United han- lu-eu produced in this country.
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z...l:nm than all l‘rollalvly not mow than 44} 43:165.:
((H‘Elft'l ».
ores since thc discovery 0t radium to"
i 101:: ii:(-r.
in Lil“"li'l1‘ Ol' IH' lnvl':.~-
.l:~:;n:i 11".
Minimum. l , .
enhannmkfiQ
«nwhmymd4$MI
.Your taste will ~fell you that!
And there’s, N0 “.CI
T A S TE .
' We put the utmoét.quality. into this one brand.
Camels are as~~good aait’s possible—for skill,.money
qggknowledgegffine tobaccos to make a
1': :1
Iadinni cl-cni. nl
[have been recoxert-«l from
Mme. Curie."
approx-
Mr. Moore said
most of
lllfzf
llllllt's in Colorado.
'/
. For) .Camels
- . have the flavor and-fragrance of choicest tobaccosy'
_ perfectly: blended. They’re smooth and mellow-
GARETTYK'AETER}
0"!
domestic production of radium is from
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54-inch All “7001
‘1 J S CLOTH
In all the fashionable colors—red, tan, Henna,
brown, Copenhagen blue, Pekin
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An Italian Sprize song I
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' "Santa Lucia untana" won
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Neapolitan song compomd during
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for the way in which he sings it.
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The kind of Song
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A Egautifial but sad song from
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