EVENING SENTI-NEL
ssr'ABirsEED BY
JAMES GGIDEN
:3. L. d; A L. GOLDEN. Props.
xONDAY DECEMBER 5 1921
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All ‘4 SE"? 31115915 cordially a;-
fi'aterrzn 3 innit-J
' Frazernally yours.
" EDISON T. HARRIS. VI. 3:
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:-' Butler Chapter No. 38, R. A. M.
i more in Magus: Temple. South
d and. 4th Tues-
”.33 of 9.19!) 111111121 at 8 o'clock
”I? and August excepted All R. A.
”-90:15 cordial}; and ‘rztegnily in-
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CL‘RFNCE A. BRO‘Y.‘
F. S. LYON. Secretary.
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SOUTH .NORwAus :
It Is Expensive Business for a Woman to
Replace Herself m the HOme -
By MRS. MARY SCHWARTZ ROSE, in New York Herald é
It is an expensive busin :s for a woman to replace herself in the
home. If she decides to take a job outside the home, and starts in to see
that. the work she has been doing at home is done by some one else, she
finds out that she cannot replace herself by one person, but must have
sex era}. “
It seems to me that when a woman 's job at home fills her whole time
she earns far more than she could ever earn outside, since she earns prac-
tically the combined wages of half a dozen specialized workers she would
have to employ to replace her. '
But in these dais the home job doesn’t usually fill the whole time of 1
a. woman. Housekeeping has been simplified by the labor-saving devices
so much employed. 'lhe training of chil dren after the first few years of
their lives is carried on largely outside the home, and few women find their i
11 hole time taken 11 p hv the business of homemaking, at least after the few ,'
rears While their children are small. It is here that the difficulty hog and
it is this situation that is responsible for {he restlessness among modern
women and the increasing tendency among many of them to take 5053 out-
side the home.
m
From such percentage come most of
the criminal insane.
SEES REVOLT
IN ALL INDIA
w h i(' 11 .
For e'n- ' such (3.54- is put
under surveillance :1 thousmd are 31- THIS MONTH
lowed to go 011 multiplying their
'Ocicrx'. I: is not without '
' Continued from m page
those in much with the
.e-ld daxger to the xiaxional
1111111113111 i111 r4 ase. 351
urge titai it be checked “ithout fur—
{1191' delay. The facts art too little
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of fliese Indian organizations will;
cause control of the independence
movement to pass. in part at least
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to e\'4 r)‘
1;st 331:2
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rélzil.‘ R10\Pn‘9h!
try. 4'41
'1 nun-:1 more than 3111'
least 15 pence-11: of
)IANHATTAN
IIN LARGISG
e'w cities nnxe been so foxozwd in
Thxsical surroun iings as New York
Two water-
tzm Island
AIS magnificent in river i
wears uhich bound Me.
and. its location at 1!: 9111‘s: of the
great riVer whose Valley is a natural
,tmde route—33?. these he 9 combined
to make i: 1 industrial corn
and financial copiial oi .
and perhaps of the world. But ti =-
Ne“ York rs are not satisf ed. They
7 tnink their fortune isle is too 5313!;
: xor them:
Engineers have been working out
«details of a plan for making Manhat-
' tan Island six miles longer. and add-
ing 1?. miles to its dock line and sis:
square miles to its area. Th 5' would
_ build Land down the bay more than
half way to Cones“. and create a mod-
el city, from the businesspoint of
View, around which would run a six-
.track belt line. and the streets and
structures of which would. be planned
for maximum c—ficiency.
Among the various advantages
claimed for the scheme would be a
great saving' in transportation costs,
‘as a result of the belt line with con-
nections on every wharf and facilities
' 2m: expediting the handling of goods.
It now costs from $2 to $2.50 :3. ton
to handle freight in the New York
terminal. Those back or“ the scheme
believe that costs could easily be cut
in half. They point out, too. that tfie
rail distance and costsme Philadel-
phia. and the South to New York. and
lies England points would be reduc-
43d.
This developnient must necessarils
be a matter of many years. if it is
e\er attempted. But there is some-
:serve the ends of commerce. 11 brand
new city. built on brand new
Vlaid out and constructed scientifically,
'wouldbe worth studying.
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!EiII‘. PEBBLE-MINER) FAMILY
7Tb? other day in Cincinnati 3. mo-
.fiier and her seven children. all fee-
ble-minded. were sent to the state in-
afitution for such cases It is a sharp
Wration of the need of control for
the feeble- minded e1 erywhere.
' Under a proper social system this.
woman would have been kept under
kindly sun eillance from her south up
and would never have Decome a
mother.
min-31 leson is clear.
Since that. was not done, it is well
' «gust. If this mother and her children
h society. the seed or feeble-mind—
. - which_would have been sowr
people and the offspring in.
mm are of weak meow.
from the peacefunv inclined Von-Oo-
operationist leaders to younger and;.
understood :1 nd taken to heart by the
0\l-. C :\R l-ul». Tl \ llili’li .~-~ traibiir: at gigs.
‘ ' eczema.
thing fascinating about the idea.- 02'
__making ‘over the face of. the world ,to:
land. _
:ihat the trouble has been checked at
End. bcen allowed to go on mingling
SENT: urn ’<
G'sfgri~4_‘nn ; STfK‘K\ RIT.(II:TI‘: R .U’PROVAL
mug 1;}- _\'. mos; notable effects of
“ 111451111151 11:1?ng 55 {Guard 1121115
for 6“.“ go :1 \\':1sl1ingtm1 has
in industrial securities.
5:14;}: 11.411113: is :1 businew bar-
wlzic‘n seldom goes wrong. 1
arms 1'oi;fvr-.;1c- opened i
' in fine of standax' l
Minds IS
wiznh the 1;.
on the 11141113 .
ruluc‘wi arms». 5
cmninciug ex'iil-
i'alsity of
3
i
{liv
tl. rough the
:n :1. 1 onirncts.‘
1% 3-15. fl 411:54-‘41 s. it is oh
121 1 t :1 rise 1211314
Steel lenders («9' 1 1 no .
of busi'sn ss, lint 1:1r-rel3‘ 11
from 11:11- b‘usincss to peace bus
and 1111 ultimutr grain from such
izctiw change. i
‘se in imiusis'iul socurilis
if it went 1:0‘f11rtl14411 would:
. unlly balance the loss involved in
scrapping ships. And it shofis only
one of the many ways in which dis-
; '«rmamfnt is destined to 1131:. ‘
It woiiln be “on? w'hileT— scmppin” .
those battleships oxen from the miai-
{aristic standpoint if they “fire scrup-
319d. according to recent 9x11111312: by
an air Bombardment profinsr 1314 su- (Continued from P4132 0118)
1:-:1ori:_\ of 1"111- pg; 1111's ( -———-——— :
_isu}.' . “it approved 10 jump from the
soz :‘h to U - north side of the street."
11' srux BRFAKs our 1 1: 1m Mrs 1 ulmkv squareh' tore her
BI'R VS AND ITCHI‘S .10111 th arms 01 her husband and
APPLY 5'- LPHYR threw her nearly twenty feet- Slearns=
. 711114}. Robbins wz-rc both thrown out
J53: the meme: it ‘0“ apply MEE' am! Riv-urns susmmed a fractured
tho-Sulphur to an itching. burning or
broken out skin. the itching stops and.
healing begins. saysa noted skin spc-'
rialist. This sulphur preparation.
made into a pleasant cold cream.
gives such a quick relief e\ em to fiErv
that nothing has {Yer btin
found to take its place 3
Because of its germ destroying pro-
perties. it Quickly suhdues the itch-
ing. cools the irritation'und heals the
eczema. right up. 108‘"le a clear.
smooth skin in place of ugly erup-
tions, rash. pimples or roughness.
You do not have to unit for im—-
provemeni. It quickly shows. You
can get a. little jar of )ientho- Sulphur
at an} drug store. Adv. .
- militant men.
His statement is prefaced with ai
pledge of all possible protection to;
Anterioans and non-combatant Euro- 1
unis. especxall) “omen and 611141-.
11m, from an“) violence "in the rennin- Z
tinn that is euwctcd to break us or all
India this month.‘
'Xeixpam- is liming been suppressed
in most sections of India. Goose says ‘
sprfmlins: thrir
1E- mopmnus as w Ssh in 1;. '1u the coun-
tax. and protwtinn will be accorded
to (l1.. full eulm (if on: pow“ ' toZ
11111.15» who remain." :
(”109- 5.135 ('xh‘uo1ulin'n':.' 7r» 1 2111-;
110115 will 114 11km to s: 4 that 1'114- hun-
‘WAN'rs' VTOIgéMfiEBACK 301.1,? soon.
1 the 5.3::an 51 Jutland
vretnrned to England after sent-r :xi weeks" stay in the United States
Admiral Lord Benlty, hero who has
as the guest of the American 1.». no" . ‘3."
_ “715 !.h .t'1
his departure. ‘ " C ”graphed upon
:aficrxxcon
son‘s bedsirlf'.
John
for the best results.
the man who burs and then sells them? We grows them and requESt
sm'rsnons PEL'TED As
BELLS 11122131311: To FIGHT
(ind has l'E‘n'lulDC-d at her
VHis father.
T .Robbins. is’president of ihe 25
He. is thirty years old.
.000 )Iexican Spectators_ Vent
(in 3:11 immlists arr
proclumuzion by word of mouth. In Punk of Babylon_ and Commissioner of Diflppflintment.
Brngus Mom nf-arly 511.011“ (101114250 and .lmm‘s in Sili‘lfi'ik‘ COUHLV. During the MEXICO CITY. Dec. 5.-——More than
:lzigij. school students. all msv-mlwrs of war UH" youmri-r Mr. Robbins 11:1} an 25.000 spectators gathered for the
131.. Nullonuliss \‘oluntw-a‘s. have hot-mu ensign‘s commission in the navy. For rig'ular Sunday bullfigbt yesterday
5..“ imp (144- (clunzr'x m xxx-1R4 known sou r111 111011359 h has been Conn-'ch‘d afternoon. but were disappointed in
the r1101 Iamnziou and to call upon 1314- With Kid-tier. l’v uhorlx' & (‘13., Inc” their expectations. as the animals re-
1.731;; g m. n of, cm. 11.1 \ii‘ugPS to brokers. at 1‘ Pioml street. fused to right. After trying out-four
that it is (3iw3f’fl. in :1“ oihm‘1 MR 5103-er “‘asl'url:-'—f011r ycass 0H bulls the management c:1‘l¢-d n" h:
4‘,n-,.;~;m-..$ simi‘ur action hug in...“ “:14- and n=11rml from his brokerago inisi— sport and ordered the 111011;; refund-
~:1, s1:- that “'nhin another \‘vr-ek every “95*; SPW'ml years age; although z'e- ed. - '
tuna?" “'11: “a“, 114-411 ”3””.ng mining his 0mm» :1: 11 Broadway. Then ensued wild scenes in the
"Escorts “ill in: furnished by tin" ' 7 ring. the spectators ventiug' their
\a‘aonulisis to such Ammie'nns and Try :1. classified ad. in the Scntinel feelings by pening )latadors Juan
Rtlmomte and Sancluz with oranges
and other articles.
CUT FLOWERS AND FLOWERING PLANTS
Where can yOu get qualit} fresh cut flowers and flowering plants from
on to
(ire-As m .hiiexican xiiissiomuies scut-
ten-d 1! ioucliou! India .u'c not linrm- judge for you!‘ gOOdSEIL
so. , l
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AUTO KILLS WIFE
SOUTH NORWALK FLORIST AND SEED s'ronr.
Buy Your Goldfish here—Tel 3647 _
AT HU SBAND’S SIDE
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skull which > proved fatal.
l‘iohhins has not regained conscious—
ness and physicians at Stamford Hos—3
1-5..1?. believv that his neck is broken:
Ho and Steams were thrown from the
roadster when it crashed into a stone;
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THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
, moss 113
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“-2111 11114-1» striking the couple in the
1'(-:-.-l The car is :1 complete Wreck.
Robbins and Steax'ns were on their
way to the home 01‘ 2411-. Taylor here,
where they were passing ths'week-
end. They had left the Taylor home
Qto go doon 'town to mnke some. pur-
chases Mrs Stearns, w 110 was await-
ing (heir retum was prostrated bv
news of the accident. Robbins‘s
‘nioth'er came to Stamford yesterday.
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GENERAL ORDERS '|
-5
Yesterday was the beginning of the
open - n-for poets to start raving
about ' eautiful snow"
or vnntex and an that sort of thing
It's true that it may be a pretty sight
to see snowflakes enmantle the tree
branches, etc.. and so on ad nauseum,
but did you ever stop to reflect that
there is usually an ice storm that
comes afterwards and that you have
‘0 1.0.211: ashes on your front walks.
am‘. sweep off the paths'and Jwenr
rubbers and heavier clothes?
a, - .
The most puzzling quastionidown in
most every single man's heart is why
he is so fatally irresistable to women.
_._._..
Was out to dinner last night. Large
tamilx and an that-.1 Old gentleman;
EDuring first course the old gentleman
was heard to'remark 'to his daugh-
ter:—-—“This is sure fine noodle soup,
‘Louise?’
and the daughter then. replied: "Why,
Grandpa. you‘ve got your beard in
your mouth again.” . ,
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' Women are easily satisfied.
the yen thex fall in lme with.
._.o_.
1 North Main street at 8 o'clock at
night.
The economic as wen as the the Palace. Rushes up and finds he
has left his monex home in his other
cit-this. Starts to sw.ear Pious «look—
in: old lad} remonstrates:
bov,
”he kid grinned and replied:-—_-
e tickled to dean.
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and the joys ‘
very near-sighted at head of tables the verge of tears.
Moment of shocked silence
' For
i proof of that remark look at some of
Little bov wanted to get into'r’
—-——“Little
what would Your mother say if
she heard you swearing like that?"
'11.!“
She‘ 5 storm 8331.“!ng
You may not believe it but it makes
red headed 'man just as mad to know
lie 1?: mm as: duress
man who has black hair;
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Young women. we are about to let
you in on a secret as to why black
socks axe more popular than black
ones with young men who are bache-
lors. It’s because ‘01) can wear 'em
a. long time and they still keep their
color. V —
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from crackers in bed. V1: g.
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‘XVe know of a newly wedded couple.
whawere exceptionally proud at their
home. “Fife cooked the. meal one
evening. Hubby came'home. ate sup-
per in methodical silence while Mend”
"B11132! think
you are just. horrid. ” she bursls forth
finally, “here you haxen’ t Said :1. thing‘
self." Hubby spoke 'upi—
Blanche. but you know I don‘t like to
be finding fault all the time.”
' 1 Whether this is so or not, it is not
fife sat across the table from him on .
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about dinner and I cooked it an my-I I
“Yves ,
:f0r us to say. but Mabel. the Demon
Stenog. on being asked for her defini-
this:—
.0—
on the typewriter. and the typewriter
is a. machine on'whieh flie- nfiéWfiter.
who typewrites 0n "the typewriter;
typewfité’s. ,Notc. the typewriter wii‘o
tvpewrites on the typewriter "type-
writes on the tvpewriter until there is
use typewriter an the: ttfio'yn'iter
on which the typeWriter who type-
writes on the typewriter typewrites"
We believe her. . . ;
tion of a tvpewriter came across with 1
“A type‘akiter is one who typewriters - I
more tynewrifint ta be typewritten; , i "
HOLIDAY GOODS
Are Now Ready
PLEASE SHOP EARLY '
Its a sad but solemn thought that = j if,
‘you cannot obtain crumbs of cdmfort '
- HOIidaySlippers Iat‘Eiwood’s
“An attractive display‘ofcggtg diapers of the Quality and
veniently for your inspection.
' ' Don’ t delay—Christmas is only four (4) weeks away.
srone CLOSES VAT 5 P. M- . '
HOD , ElW a 7
. , ' somrlysmooaaotm
Right in the center of our store, we ’ve arranged them eou- ' ’
BLANKET DAY
TOMORROW
Plaid Blankets
$5.00 Pair
Regular $650 Value
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Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk :7
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Large Trucks at Your Samoa for All Kinds of Trans.
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