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.THE SOUTH NORWALK'
EVENING S‘ENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
n. .L. a; KW'IZ’GOLDEN, Props.
ruin'AYTsan
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
High tide 2:27 a. 111.: 2:47 p. 111.
Sun rises 5:43, sets 5:48
The Assor'mtvd Press is exclusively
entitled to the use to; publication of
all news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this puper and also
any local ll('\\'S published herein.
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31A?“ ).\ l(.‘ DIRECTORY
Old \Vcll Lodge, Nd. 108. F. and A.
M. meets in Masonic building, South
Main street. lst and 3rd Tue§day of
ed. at 8 o‘clock. All Master Masons
each month. July and August except-
cordially and fratcrually invited.
EDISON TwilARRIS, “I ‘1.
ROBERT M. \VILCOX, Sec‘y.
Butler Clmptcr No. 38. R. A. M.
meets in Masonic Tcmple. South
slain street. the 2nd and 4th Tucs-
duys of (‘tlt‘ll month at 8 o'clock
July and August cxccptcd. All R. A.
Elasons cordially and [internally ill-
fitted.
CLARENCE A. BRO“‘.\'
F. S. LYON. Secretary.
'I‘u nlxlullrnrs l
llllllllLil'JllUll luw oppr-
\\llnll~. luv-lli'liClillly L‘or
’I’sst'lllllfl' tho pl'l-s-
time \vln-n
(‘Rl'lCl/l‘ll'
The pros l.l
ates. 0n tllI-
'this country
sure- ul' ill:Iul.:l;ltlII:l at :l
such [ll'tN‘fiIl‘lll' is ll4'4'1i1‘4i.
\
ll} '
the“ otlw'l‘ I'll'i} 1'HIlI‘l'l‘lH'll. that is to
say. tllc- llllllllnl'ullls tllI-lllsvlvl-s. it is
(‘rllpL All llII- 1\lth'll('P rr-gurdlug its
practical op l..flnn shows that. I
A lll.’llIl".‘!("lll‘l'l'. llllll:L.tul‘.'lli7.¢.I(l.
who ll-I’t tlvls country three years mum.
and now \\‘.’.lllN to rv-turn. is barred
-u-l-zlllsu his l..tiIIll:llit.,\":-' quota. is fill-l
ed. though lu- lull-l u wife and seven!
(‘hlldl‘Pn in .\'vw York.
A lt'll—_\ :llwl‘ll grll'l.
I’nluud illOllI' to join lN'l‘ t'uthvr. uud
\\lilll)lll :l ro-lntlvv- In”. in Poland, is
nrderml (loporl. «l for tho sumo reason.
Likewise :1 young woman of 25.
V'hoso- pztrt-llts livv ill Brooklyn. and
‘who has no l't'l.t'i\lF :llll‘OiHi.
"Ullgl'€‘SSlll.1ll Sun-l, ill :1 rccvut
Yth‘ to tlzl- l'II‘sivlo-ut‘ lnclltionml 027
Coming: from
It Is Impossible for Modern Society to
Part Company With Its Past
By CALVIN COOLIDGE, Vice President
’l‘he iii-"wt pressing requirement of the present hour is not how “:9 '81"?
to solx 2 our laconomic problems, but: Where are we to find the sustalnlng
influences for the realities of life? How are we to justify the existing
nment in our republic? On what can we rely for a'contmua-
service of sacrifice which has made modern c1v1hzation
for-n; (f govcr
tion of that
possible?
date. _
port any success by undertaking to 1321
It i,-' impossible for society to break off with its PaSL It is the prod-
uct of all which has gone before. We could not cut ourselves 05 from 311
influences which existed prior to the Declaration 0f Independence and ex-
ore all that happened before that
The principles and ideals on which we must depend not only for a
continuance of mmlorn vulture, but, I believe, for a continuance of the
development of science itself, come to us from the classics. All this is the
reason that the sciences and the professions reach their highest develop-
mcnt as the supplement of a classical education.
There has laocn a theory that all learning ought to
lutod into scientific and commercial activities.
can llui ilt‘ incurcd without a culture. \
l'nll-ss Americans shall continue to live in something more than the
be at once trans-
Advancement, however,
Prt‘rf‘lll. to be moved by something more than material gains, they will go
(limit as other peoples have gone down before some nation possessed of i
groutor moral fOI'CC‘. The will to endure is not the creation of a moment;
it is the result of long training.
ciliutiou and lasting peace."
“lid nllluy otho-rs of similar
monument
Victorious."
lll‘t' of u llllgv
\Villluni I. "The
work for it null ta) hop‘l- for it. though
It is their nut
to “Will tln: younger (luvs to kcép the
it and t:\'k‘llllluli)‘
tho-3‘ lllll)‘ not so it.
it) ln llt'\I' ill
to th'lll"\ (- it.
:isil-ll.
FOUND MODEL OS
V“tlw :lllolitinu of militarism.” “recon-l
"\vurl
against hutrvd." "no more‘ )vur toys":
nature.
As ,-.l_-;u-.1S \Vith their lIunuv-rs a group of “use
)oung [H.‘Upit‘ sxuirmcd up on the fig-
tit’dlf‘fll“(l to
They
lllllllls FAME ’
llllllllllllll
\vvre wager null (ll-tcrlniln-ll. .‘lllli :llrvl . .
‘suanlml to he ll\\‘:ll{(: to their pu\'.~l‘.i ‘
'lhvir klml nl‘t' to he found in runny} ' '
otllvr lauds. l
11 i:«' llIlllIrIl that they will ind-vvl‘ .‘ll'SKUGlCl'I. ('lilil. Sept, 23.777-xl.
"so. u yrw world." 'l‘hI- older ones though l‘unll' us u srlzlmnns lllI'I-l-‘l
l_‘\'('l'.\‘\\'ill-'.‘¢4 with 1'rw w\cvl'lllutls (Ayn :'l\\’z;ll> lllln, Hlln l.. Stollr of this (fit;
in (h-rnlnlly :lllIi lllI' Ull‘u‘l' l‘nl'lllu-l‘ly'l’irrl'vrs tho lllmllst Nave of :i s‘wl'v’
militaristic nations. :lro» willing to'clvrk. Slum. his llllzlcl- \vlll lw vul-
lllllznnul on :1 lllv‘llltll'lill tint “‘l l m >l»
lm-l: ill" historic illllii‘ flu lll of (‘lml- lll
'l‘llivrl‘y. France.
S-lc-vto-ll from :1 lillnvlrml
douuhhnvs \x'llo rcpl'l-srnll t1
Ilil\.\’lI‘£ll smuuvns ol‘ tlw
.l':\[l"IllliUl‘.lP‘\' l‘lllm Stun-fl
American
lllv ingd
.\lll4'l'l\‘1ln
llns sltlcc
I, us old one; there ha . 0'
amt come ranch change. after all' but:
care will- see a. new world." I
'These" were the throngs of youngi
l
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t
«.-
Rousing ~ alurday Sale
' An Old Time Bargain Carnival
Wearever Aluminum Sauce Pans
Value 850 39 c
Speeial
One-Gal. Galvanized Iron Oil Cans
Regular price 30c 37c
/ Special .
Regular price 7.3a
Spoolal .
'ul‘.l'.lII!l~.
No. 6 Good Quality Corn Brooms
Wash Tubs
Regular pricc $1.00 79c
E. Z. Seal Fruit Jars
Quarts or Pints. Regular price
No. 8 All Copper Nickel Plated
Tea Kettle -
Regular pricc $4.3 g
Special . .. 1089
Thin Blown Water Tumblers
Rl‘gulur size), I.‘~=,:I:I.lr price lilo 49c
Dinner Sets
[.il"i('° (If ".Hl liI'I
$8.98
Medium Size Galvanized Iron
Special .
$1.25. Special, dozen . . . . . . 98c
I1 1
each. Sp mil. (5 {up ........
50-piecc American Porcelain
lit‘g’. s12.
SIlI‘I';.ll
9x12 (‘mlgnlcum (.‘nldscal Rugs
lil‘g"lli.‘.‘.': .. rl‘JHl $14 95
Sin- ............ O
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Wondcrful Values
Tremendous Savings
l
A Most Inspiring Array of Decidedly Original and Distinctive Fashion's in “GREENS .
and MISSES’ SUITS, DRESSES, COATS and FURS. Up-to-the:Mmute, (‘or- ’
rect in Every Detail—But. Best of All, in Price, the Lowest m America,
Women’s and Misses Smart Tail-
leur Suits
At a fraction of the exclusive
modistcs cost.
Suits of All Wool Tricotine
‘ 83::qun;§;.cfl)‘:i::lrrow $21.00
Embroidered Suits
Imported \‘olourcs
Value $40.00 ....... $32 050
$10.00 Bramley Dresses
Made of film quality \Vool Jerscy Clmll
in the fashionable colors. Dresww
casily “'nl'tll $122.50 9 9
$ . 8
Tuinorrow
lVomen's and Misses All lVool
J umpcr Dresses
$5.00
W'omen's and Misses Luxurious
Fur Coats
Everything that _is flhillllll lid» in l~‘m-
(Hills and Furs is horn from Tim
iuv‘allvst little
Neck Pieces
Embroidery Trimmed
Special, ’l‘munrrow
Special
zit .
Fur Coats
l... ............. $34.50
.l‘. Il‘\
i: ’ \aiiiv' ‘ i7—
-).....
:1th 7:2 Rag Rugs
$2.98
(‘urtain Scrims
’ Well ‘made,
"filllllllll‘ (“um-s “I. um-lllrss (‘l‘ll"ll\'." CHURCH IN YARD hurl numerous Oppm'tuultil-s to pose
'l‘ln~ ll.‘ll‘!i\ili[! ”WNW”! UH lilllltlrotifi‘flf ‘ Nl‘llY LONHUN, stI;|l_ ill—John for urii~ts uz' tln- \\(‘l'ivl~\\l'l" rv-nn‘nn.‘
mulllllhln' immiflmms. llKilt along. is 50mm”) rr-(w-yltly lilSU(J\'l:Y"‘ti in it To 1|”. lluu: \. 1‘. ill' ll.l~ lilllllwl n 3.wa
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Ion “‘llll‘ll thv'y :ll'.» l‘\1‘lllli"li is :llllnlt- “mm” on hxg ifn'm' a model 0' a nu “mu” Shir". hi“-
“I'm H‘m‘flm MN. 'l‘le-x' (wmv in «much ‘ZlilUlll llltu-u inches squurv. Slum-i: llllil11I~ “ill leinrn a statue
good fnlth. 1” “MIN.“ “my ”“3 ("ll-T— :llzluu ‘0'". Mllnn substance.-~ that rt-sfllll‘ that. \\ll« n vamp}. l. .l. ulll {man a unit
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than l-\ men 1. «minim: llt-mls. “(INHHHI “ml ”Tm” "1“ “I “It.” 0‘ )1. “>0 “M _\;~-_;..;‘r.
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not llt-l-vurmll Ll lIIlllIow to ileum- I; I
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ljvml :w .I . I.\. lIiW. \'.‘:I‘l<i:~: n‘ i?
be I‘lllS_lllIi"I , wwl llll<fllllli'I‘. It ' :;
certainly in m l"I':'t* ulm In! Ii 3;: 1
no other lllv .. ~ In . l‘: 4' ill» [1' iml. y; I
34,5 in tho (.ln ll .lw. i'Ill it is. in i‘ ,. E? l
\‘it:\V ot' lliill : .l l .',. l‘ llv. llivw :-l.l f‘ i
purposI-ll-z-s- ll lmg" rmltt \ 'l ,1 . _ 3% !
illiwl us on f’Il «nut to -. .'"l -'I~:u ‘il w
uniting, or .'Ulll<' li'l’ ‘lIr‘tl. ‘l l i it
li‘lil' tlla- Slllll} rIL ll““!.">‘. :l".’..‘\',.lll’.‘i:.‘
llrinil’ Ilulljl/rili. .1); .Il‘lHY‘X'fH“: “f gutting
w . , . r. .l slow :llul 1ll‘~
-.I.ii(tl\r «lI "lI ". i.l tllrsc (lilfvli 07' l‘.‘lY|lIl
runsllrlrlulll-l (i"' “may sow; incolm-
‘i"'lill'l.\' YI‘HIII (Il' tlli- IV'orltl ‘l-Hi’ rtsrfii—
"~“ 10 HI'VI' II ”Inl‘ll'l’yf‘it‘. :lulomollilv
:1]le 1llalh- Illust- qwopfo. - rightly
z‘;:ii;lii:s‘.(llfl.:I-lI'll-fir:;l:;: ”H. ”V'Hy. [l
filthy to “all :L“ iiiuxhw “I illlll H“
.. a .llnl lI-.-_ IlSt ~ ~
and nloro :u'i lilt’Hlls (it-\‘o-lop, “
r “0"10T“ ?"1' lll'I‘d‘Iihsiollul 11ndl
-‘ls may co: ,=;;ll(- flrgim: hr:
junk mom; ma: till-3; il'lll I l' -
j“: (Il-‘I'iIIuH ’illilllf it. :..I i I i
HS 01' llllll‘wxfi :3 i .
{nirvltll- 1], , U h ,-. ,‘V‘
X.-(lllil&‘ the .t ,.1_,,_\_ l Iljloul
\w‘r‘Q-w-mwv. .._.
T" I; * x - .
A“ Ammlmilémvaonnn. . . . .
ed the “Hm W“ :.rVer who watch‘ ,
.Bhort timt. uz‘n :49: demonsiratiofi.“ .
of 3. “wk“ , f- port: the comment
.. ‘ "amdn participating in that ,
T-‘ ~ tin '
l.‘ . ' \‘zllll-f‘ 3% . ........ 29c
_ , Table on Cloth
I . \ ‘Ir z-lv. white and fancy
Women's Full-Fashioned Silk Hose
i.i\iI‘ lulu
..Inl mllw. lIl;ll*i{'.llnl wn‘t'xlmzllli:
l"".'
....... $2.00
A
\VOm"‘n's Light Weight L'nion Suits
59c
lloys‘ Slip-Over Sweaters
“513ml “my " -
$1.49
. White Blouses
'lL'illifi' mil-ml. i'nl‘nn'l'ly >l.‘.l*.
l‘ m ul' . lot
'l‘wllllll‘-
1’. l‘ilL‘
u...—
Crepe d Chine. Tricolctte and
' Georgette Blouses
All color: and style; value 83 49
.
Flannel
for $1.00
for
. i .. . ; 1‘
5,000 ‘Yards 40-Inch Unbleached
Value 290
color. 'Long‘ hip; all sizes
.. .La Racism CorSets .
up to $6.08. 'l‘umurrmv ..
1.000 Yards White Outing Flannel
Sheeting \
150
R. & G. Corsets
. . Regular price $2.50 . ,1. . . .$1.49
models, full. figure model 0
‘T'w.
In all colors, jvere 50ca'11d 60c
grinchesfiide, Reg." price $1.00. . 6
mm”, SEPT. 23, 1921
=
STO
Tomorrow
Hemmed Table Napkim i
Linen finish, valuc $.31") S ,- I/
i 1030‘
Tomorrow, (low-n ......
11 Full Size Harvard Bcd Sheets
eavy quality 73 a
l. .l ...... 51.29
One-hail. ilil‘al-
1,000 Hcmstitchcd Huck Tmrlls
Neat lllllv .lllIl
l‘wl .., .llI'lll 0 '
lu-ln: ml.» “ u: i; . 29C 1
l
l
l
72ml [it'd Spreads
_ ..‘l?1.69
Full
.‘Il ~..:l..l ‘3 _
................ Slim
l-‘illc quality
\'l‘l'_\' \Hil'lll
" to $195
La Camille Corsets
Front love with the \‘t‘llilio hark. lmv.
lllmliluu or high llust. Low: hips.
priccs rung? $3 5
. . ........ C
in on
to $8.50
Model and Shapcly Brassicres
clllllruillm'y ll'lllllllt‘ti: regular
\Vlill ilil‘u‘ slilwhing 79
iii gulllr price $1.23 ........ C
.798
Lane and
price $1.00
TI IltlI‘l'l‘I Iv:
Vv’hite Muslin Gowns
Pink Bloomers
R";..'lll:.lr lil‘ice $125
fur
Sateen Petticoat 5
lil white, ulcl‘l)‘ made in plain Milo-v.1
nylp. p 1 e)
Rf‘gllilll'1‘l‘il"t‘ HAN .. 0.0 “all
Long and Short Sleeve Blousics
Agsuriod styles. hive il‘ilnilza‘ll and lllmll
made collars. and gunk. Regular
prices $3.95 and $4.49 ‘ 2 9
Tomorrow . . . . . ........ o
New Blouses
For Jumper Drcsws. in
styles. Rog. value $2.08
Tomorrow
a variety of
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Children’s School Dresses
‘ “"to$3.98
All W'ool Serge - . . .
Tomorrow . . . . . . . . . . $1.98
Beach Cloth 1‘ jj‘ jj'
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‘ Woolfmackr and White Checks.
In many pretty styles and
colors
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1,300 Yards Colored Outing
8 yards
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quality lust your sold for
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