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CHE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHEE BY
JAMES GOLDEN
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MONDAY, NOV. 28 1921
TURE ALMANAC FOR
TDIVIORROW
High ml.- ll.):.'1fl 3.111.. ll :‘l‘.’ p.111.
$111.1 l‘l.\’1‘.\ HST. seas 4:136.
Ti} “ ASSOCiJh d ll‘1‘~~ is 1-\L‘
Entitled to {he use for public. illon 0!
all 11-‘1\\s tilSX-H Itllf‘S (Mlculllk 1 lo it or
not otherwise in {his pop 1‘ :11: .1 also
“5‘ lm-al in- us pllhii. :.‘;l herein.
All ri4llls o: puhli :zlion or spl‘v‘ml
dispulclus he {‘1 in urn 11.50 r.- -se1‘\1.l
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Old “'ell Lodge. No. 10:3. F. and A.
I. meets in Masonic building. South
Iain street ls! and 3rd 'l‘uesmu of
“such month Julv and August e\ccl\t-
‘5, at S oclock. All Master Musous
fox-dimly and frateruallv invited.
E13130“ T. HAIR: IS. \\ M.
ROBERT M. \\'1LCOX. See‘s:
Wan—M
Butler Chapter No. 38, R.
meets in Masonic Temple. South
H1111 street. the 2nd and 4th Tues-
383‘s of f‘ueh mouth at So‘Clock
13111) and August eveepted. All R. A.
38.50115 cordiall} and internally in-
CIA-\IHCNCE A. BRO\\ .\
F. S. LYON. Secretary.
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Beauty and Splendor of the Land Are
Priceless Heritage of People
By 1312. HENRY VAN DYKE, American Man of Letters;
\l'ler three. necks in ‘lvllonstone pink and the
region roundabout, I have got the great idea clearly,
mdiunllv—root and trunk and all the
he 11.1.1111. and Splendor of the. land are the
priceless lm.‘ 1.1111113 of the people who dwell in it. Like
all other lmillooms, they must be 'piotected not only
£10111 the gleell uul 1 rail of robbers, but also from the
lulshl'ul lull) of speudthxlft heirs. From generation
to cenwmliuu lb.) must be handed on, untarnished
ln 11125115.;11111l11ninishedby reckless extravab ance, un-
pradin‘. ‘llllyt,
branches:
«vet‘-
(likc the so-lalled “1esl1\.r11li.1u"of ancient cathedrals). As far as pos-
sible,lhov1111‘.st be kept in lheil antique, e1 er-new, pristine loveliness and
grand. 111 men as the lo111.:-1V‘011.ing, temperamental, poetic hand of God
dm iml and modeled 111.111 through the centuries for the delight and won—
' 1111‘ of 111:111,11i.< ll hild and lesser image.
0f (Olll‘SC there are met regions of earth to be tamed and cultivated
by primle enterprise; filled with flocks and herds; 1111de to labor for
tle up} 11‘ of 111:1n's‘ph35ical needs. And this also, if it be Wisely done,
1111} produce. _a certain kind of beauty—the charm of Wide, fertile fields
and null piJllllClID 0rardcus. Towns and cities must also be built.
Elf man is an individual first of all; and as an individual he has a
his necessit) of common toil. If civilizatiOn should take that need out of
no longer a human being,
bound to incessant, superfluous industrv interrupted. only by spasms of}
the destructive madness which is called war. Against that fatal degen-
eracy there are two prophylactics: Art and nature. And the greater of
these is nature. .
.
iJupun or any other nation to expand
more than its situation warrants. and,
that the remedy and the responsibil-g
in for applying it lie Will] 1110 {comb}
ing 11; 111cm ilsrmll‘ “‘llul Japan should.
SENTINEL. .
READERS’ VIEWS
spoiled by mist'ulwu attempts at modern improvement,
vital need of play and rest and fellowship with nature, quite as deep as ‘
. ,mvzsom: nonwm: EVENINGSEMINEL
fl
'AYAH UNBERW”D
M is.
Funeral, services will be held at L
o'clock tomorrow morning from the
home of the deaeeased‘s son in Center
nunue. The \lmdv will be taken to
' ,lslinderbrook. .Y. for burial.
D; & B. “Trolley Co.
' Sued for $12,200
Charges thar defective blakes and
appliances were used on the Danbur)
andBethel Street Railway car which
collided with an automobile owned
and driven by Edwald Cozier of few-
town on August 8, have been made by
Cozier and two other occupants ol‘ the,
car who have. filed suits asking for
Ernest Gandrup. of New Canaan ale-[$12. 200 in damage claims.
mm A \varrant for his alrest on the Mrs. Estella 0. Cozier of Newtown.
technical charge of manslaughter will 'Wffe 0f
the driver, asks $10. 000 for
be issued this afternoon according to injuries. J. Mosslves , receiver for the
the police. r,oad
DIES OF INJURIES
(Continued from. Page One)
‘l..’nder.wood was tnroivn to the
right of the car. butMr. l'nderwood
fell against, the front of it.
Both of the injured were remflved
to the Norwalk' Hospital where ex-‘
aminatibn disclosed that the aged man
had su. {ere-ll a fracture of the skull.
The woman however was found to lie
badly out and lacerated. but not seri—
ously hurt. She is still in the hospital.
The trolley car was operated bV
is named as defendant
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For years. Mr. I nderwood wasi:‘“
connected with the J. C. Turner Lum— l Edgar Cozier asks {01' $3 00 in dam—
ber com ‘ f N . York citV' H9 age to the automobile. and lrenous
pam 0 0“ AndTeWS. a passenger seeks $2,000.
was a trim elling‘ representative of the The last two suits are
firm with headquarters in New Haven. the Common Pleas court.
mo
him, it might make him more productive—shut of what? He would be 1
but a strange monster, part of a machine,
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{vs Would,
st 01)
and.
i;-i:.1<. Guam and
\\’l:-1‘.l11-1‘ similar
Emil is: .lnpisn prop!
twine coast is not
mill that limitation 0E
~.sil.»l1‘ limitation of
. armies.
”11111-1111 lo any disarmament
1.1‘09‘1‘3111. The two have gone togeth-
HS
m‘ o: our own Cnadian border—the
in. .1 nple of disarmament in 1115‘
"My. . 1‘1‘ied out fair]; and honestly
or. the pmt of both; nations. there.
0‘1“! 1.. no objection to it from a
shalegic standpoint, and there Would.
be an acceptable saving.
"ilm '1li'
and is :1 natural -
.ll‘e EH“! surgeon i5 1“ \J 1111‘ HS“ 11 subject. Also. I am an accredilld
{-‘N‘l Oi~ l‘HH‘P ‘llllSSéll‘Y- “(‘- himself graduate teacher. and, us such. I
isays: ' 1311on be very much interested in
“The physicians and surgeons. of helping any clubs' 01‘ classes that
- m \1‘.mnuls to do \Villl. hate. (Hymn: else. perhaps Von V1111 he so kind
1:13 to put lllem in touch with me .
i 7 _ Very sincerely,
NINA PERRY l’llQ'l‘E,
Sonthport. Conn.
l.
11 ml lull 1‘ national strife?"
\\l111t.iudecd? One of the magic.
we: sh s of tlfc war not to be 1eckoned
in figures at all, was the retarded
progress in the healing sciences,
which followed unaVoidabljy the. end-l _____________,._._______
ing of friendly intercourse among the JOSEPH IIOY‘I.‘ \[ ARSHALL BLAD.
uorld’s greatest doctors. If that is.
resumed now, thexe is much to be.
thankful for.
t.l1 192
Nov.
2 s.——Joseph
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IRET‘INWVICH; NOV.
Hth M:11‘sh:1ll.f.1ther of A. “r
————-——-—‘O‘—"""—'T— Marshall \‘ice— plQSIdt ut of the Green-
The -man who used to kick about. “ich Trust Company died at the home
his job is beginning to realize 111.11. of the latter last night aged 82 want
there is no Grudge-‘1‘ like idleness For 57 1-.ears Mr. Marshall had been.
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with the Russell Burdsall and Ward
Nut and Bolt Company of Port Ches—
The wets must take their medicine.
an'd‘ it wont’ be beer.
ter. "He ‘leavcs two Sons, ‘A. W. ~W.
The Best Salesman. a. Classified Ad. Marshall and Howard E. Marshall.
I—‘d‘
\l1l1m1 11V at does not appear a. very
inmoxlan't' matter one way or the
“User . because modern warfare has
in du‘ed forts eVen less useful than
battleships Everv'bodV knows w'hnt
happened. to the forts of Belgium and
rorthern France. As defenses. the-1
had to he defended 13V infantrV and
artillery Any existing fort can prob-
ably be smashed bv existing guns and
air bombs. Forts hereafter “ill prob-
ably be movable guns on trucks.
shifting at will along militan roads.
_7 3300de defenses may be used oan to
cover submarines and airplanes.
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7 LIMITATION OF PEOPLE
“Our country is crowded." explains
:1. Japanese spokesman.
have some other place to go,"
It is one of the most common and ~0—
c . ~. ‘ . ‘ d1 . .4 . _ . . . -
astotl‘rflr‘fctne arguments heard at the Sometnnes (‘hlldrcn say funny (“31012: liijlthiis back 1n the Dag-hues,
~ ‘fs 11.151011 confe‘rence.‘ Japan 13, things. \Vhile this may sound like an 1) t :11 ‘ ‘c e.» He- rep-3941‘ ‘O’nce';
'iffgimzed la:- a. .teenlmg,‘ Datum: advertisement for. the firm of New 11, erg)! wasuraaded. ‘
2 ropua ion 15 over owing her York bakers it' isn't 1 . ' ‘ 7 '1 ' ‘ ' " " am
Itr: ‘t , . > > ntellded t0 . 1 . ‘ "
fig; 011;: i... Japan thererforeclalrns the be all. The . two little . fel- «101;:513312212223” bgclauselfl ' Wish in ' BE:
5.1111, 1‘1 some faShlon 01‘ 01h- lows rushed home one Sun: fatmr—ngiose 5;; it wastdplt‘Iiit» .,
(‘1‘
.q‘létk( care of her human surplus.
It is
Germs 1v There is a tendency now.
“and we must
additional territory elsewhere 19
the same argument used bv
l
\Ve've found one way 'to get. rich
from being an author. Lost an. Mss
in the. mail and just received $50 in-
surance for it.
Just are finding out that Dime.
Lcnglen was taken ill with bronchitis
——or was it “yellow” feV‘er?~—-Wlien—
ever she saw she was in danger of
losing at some of the tennis matches
here, this past summer. *However
much disgracethis brings upon the
French people for spel‘tsmanship. it
was more than wiped out by Carpen~
tier stacking up against Dempsey.
when it was a foregone conclusion
that he mould be licked. He made a
gallant fight—hut so would “e for the
same amount of monev.
—O.—
Our uncle from the “fist came here
recently and being a dutiful nephew
we took him to the city.
some of the sights and then took him
wine. Now it' s sched in coffee cups
we. being proud of being a NativeNeW
day and said: “011 momma, we learn-
ed a new prayer today. It said; “Give
us this day, our Dainty Maid Bread?”
’he hudn' t any but her.
-___°,_.
; Jumrinu 11nd my own country must might Dossil‘ll‘lm formed in the Nor—
" J'K"S“"“' ”N'il‘ relations and their walks. It 10111‘ editorial has 11111115111
:fz‘iczzllship. “Unit has a doctor. a midcnce of into. re st on th. part of .m\~
tor. N. Y.. as bookkeeper and paymas—
GENERAL RODERS § |’
3110131911 him .
to a place uhele Vou once could get i
there is a cover charge and good mu~ .
511‘. He stood watching the dancers and :_
Yorker, said “\Vell you never saw 13.113"
Edison had a lot of tests that he ap- ‘
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T0 LATE coAL BUYERS * -
There is a limited time to place orders for coal and expect regs.
onably prompt dellyery. Delays which are liable to come with the "
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run NORW _ COAL AND SUPPLY co.
. 411.1. lanes or MASONS’ MATERIAL ‘i'
Vin vl'ex. of the German lesson. to —
grant J’Expuus arguments and let her
than; room
to 6\ an
«con ‘itnt P d on the Asiatic,
rain on the roof.
, ér311 Siberia and other sec-[ bashful. was sitting in the front room.
shelve could do her expandq Best girl sat along side of him
0 :1 least, inconi- enience to "Doesn’t the ram seem tube tryingito
p 1 2160113 and internauon- play a tune as it patter-s on the robf’”
' rate attempt u
make conversation Not at‘ all strange
Itheom‘pofition' fing,’
ls. flatly challenges ,the
ment, with
Did 'you ever stop and listen to the
Young man. very
plied;- to people who looked for a; file
at his place. We have some ourselves
first one: .
—-O~‘-‘
Good Friday fall. 9"
their. we Lwould like to ask. 'Here‘ 5 the ’
“on what day of the week does ‘
South N orwalk, Com!-
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