\P‘
. for New York says lie is going to
‘ have; :bels amends.
EHE SOUTH 1101919.;ng1
Emma SENTINEL '
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
£71.39 A. Lf'oomsxtrmps.
IQNDAY DEC 19,1921
Mm WAG r03
, TOMORROW '
1113: 2 :‘13 a 111-. 2:55 p. m.
r1525 1:14. 5.825 4:..1'
V.
T0 DIG DOWN so 1'."
(Continued from Rigs One),
cherizihrd r. crude shell or a strange
ape-(l rock as her xery best serv-
Is all eienis she vii] be
cg— 21:23
great many kinds of ware are lower
is price by (111119 a sum than at this
tune last year. 'Azid silverwam' It
has almost reached ore-«war prices To
descent to the common, eve “31533 331’-
den val-ism afiairs. even kitchen 11193:—
sils. and such necessaties as mops and
brooms and things. are more reason:
ably priced {ban at'Christmas in 1926
Sister will be glad to know that the
price of silk lingerie at last 11.5 her
gpocketboxzsk. Vests selling for $4." .5 I.
year age can be bought for $2. 95 to-
Mig
-11];
:lfi'r'
The Assoeiated Press is exclusively
“titled to the use for pubiication of
fl] news disgiatches credited to it or
Jot otherwise is this papar and also
my local news published herein.
Allrights of publicaflon orxspecial
dispatches herein are 2.150 reserved.
‘7 dz). Silk stockings are more reason-
)!ASOXIC DIRECTORY able priced than in 11111113: :1 long do}:
i And slippers, the brocaded ones “'1th
. . - , stra. '01- buckles. low or high bee s.
A $132th (20100211111639.1012 or (aim the find for which she has longed for
Well Lodge. Z\o. 3&5 F. a; A. BI. :wzll a 3'F-ar or morc haw' con. 6 down from
be hei-j at us rooms Tuesday evening. 5 :0 to 314. like: fur coats an d pla-
IDece-mbér 2:11:31 at S o'clock. -
“‘Eiection of Officers."
deternal‘; 3 yours.
tinum bar pins. to say nothing of the
best of powdersond perfumes, scarves
and giox'es. are comingdown.
THIS YULETIDE'f
«pleased is 1mm: china. at. leasta.
have been reeowded at the office of
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith?—
and buildings. East' avenue and Cot
rage street: Frank rind Hem-3 Jacob?-
South min 'fimt; Nos-$24k Home
Building Company to William
Eras-:31.
avenue; .
J- ‘F'orcr lot 'axfd buildings. @lfio 'ave-
nor: William H. McMahon to Michael
and Wfilifin Josem 1‘01: and bnfldhrg
2.7. North Alain street. ,
Gibson Smith to oneph Hizsnyik.
three lots Lincoln avenue: Frederick
G. C. Smith to Edwin J. Nektrs. land
and'building's. Bell 1513756313301 Lioy
to Alfred Aprea. two lots. Nor-Walk
{Greenberg and Bro.
Park: Harry M. Warsbauer to Louis
Inca.
buildings. V’infield street.
Frederick H. Bedient 10‘ Samuel J.
Stewart et‘al. lot. Plymouth avenue:
Katherine Deefing et als. toLLEricr
Racked. 5 acres and buildings, C1111
street: Wiuiam Hi; Lockwood "to. Nick»
333.1an '1‘ HARRIS Vs“. 3.1 . 3 3 . _ ~ 'olas Stelkovics and ‘wife. lot and
. Tue most adorablv: 01 103's 311111 . . 3 -. '_ .
Ah 5: cfaiiu‘rrh'S gamf-s and books joyonslyibmmmgs' Mchmle3 street. Mark M.
i “l E! T v “'ILCOX‘ S863" wave their price_ tags where the for-
‘1‘ mar priccs is crossed out right in plain
Bmlex Chapter No. 38, R. A. M. > m prfive that socks. some makes
-eezts in Masonic Temple. South 0: c ‘31- and cigarettes have been dis»
m it???» 1111‘ find and 4th Tues- tint-1'!) lowered in vii-c: in all that
m 03' 'F-K‘h 11103111 at 3 O'CIOCK dole picture of Father. his merry
in]; and August excepted. All ILA.
£85033 cordially and fraternal]! in-
timed.
. .mnss absolutely ruined 133' a hor-
r1519 13er 13.5101! and confusion of hills.
'2' :51 going 1'0 fade out of existoncc
21:3 5 going to be 1119 $33951 of ”11:63.3
1:":‘3 Ci‘zl'istmas the jolllcst in years.
CLARENCE .1. BROWN
I". S. LYON. Secretary.
“5,383,515,...31111 Tm; 1.11:1: c. 1'. l’lvktt‘li;
Tia-g IT‘Zu informwi weer-.43 inner , _ ‘ Pa) Tribute to
' ' LT ' 5-: .1: ‘ built a. 1"“ . ! lKflld
2:31: I ~01: I Lima“. a} former llan‘tmriau.
unfit-”"— cruising The foliowing is from' the Beaker-
hur3 American of Thursda}:
(‘1' ar'vs ’1'. Peach. fift3—ainé. him so;
(“Solis 1: F23 s (-andidgu— for gox'craor
world
'33. (m.
j (11'; 2'
i-e'torw
Henderson (.2 ails to Arthur, Guiser
and wiie. land and buildings. Perry
avenue; Rudolph D. qui to Freder-
Iick 14L Bédiest. lot. Center avenue.
CHRISTMAS En; CAROLS.
Old 00$th tone Since 1%:
lmlulgcd’hi 'flfisifoar.
SEXY I'GIiKNIQE‘C. 1'9. (133‘ A550»
'ciaied Press).*—S,iizging oz carols 30:
Ch: istmas are boilitblg- groupswamie'r—
111;;- from street to street will be more.
by cjzurchrhorist‘rra' civic or musical
nos: Saturday 11.31: ever in the p331.
unlcss signs noted in musical seniors
have been misjudged.
Thrrc 36am: ago a campaign to re-
113'»? and encoumgspoze old custom?
was begun by the Nations} Bureau for
‘thr- Adx‘anceme m of music and the re.
a: 1hr his: skits election. and W310 was
build— . _
“mil5‘23‘f'd 'stom maxi-4.231 man if: ;
proud
mom: 1.} i2:
£15
2 . ' L ..-..,.
31.4.33 tin: \‘i'aterhum- American, {11.9.1 1111a;
43 men. morning at his home Linc; East 31313
String-'1. afzcr 3371123955. of
{£011. Abba: two 3':
31:16. :1 nervous bfil’lkij' {1 011-3 this
writ {Gloom-i lay :1 ('Ul’l'lpsf‘leiflfl 0: dis
0,“, -r, ,, (11%:21nwwihg in his d" 3' I: {1.13;
i . .;... ,
their 1 _ l" ‘ _ I 9 fl ,
.1: 1': , 3mg. pov"'o (w. 7 " ““5 "C’r‘i "‘3 " " ”9' .
621.“, 0 . He had :1 «1 in New ’
7a. ,.. ,‘ \W'v.‘ .1: rst- Norrie; ' and
like . 7777777 'w- nilinj... gré "tr”r Par!
11:: 3 1121‘s» Lars igggtm‘imiz 3
in ,. c; :11 3'
of
‘ NLfitalk and irdnlmry. in hot]:
which town's ho Wsrsvexm'i-tlingl)‘ we}!
: ‘ , l~z :xx'n. “7111+. i1: lun‘mn‘y 3:.» was
-. !~"“ _ " "203111 f ‘hf‘ E'axlh'lu' \Vfis am}
'02. erllfivit' is no: 1:: ""5 ’L‘ 5* ‘1 ”051.1911: M 1': aha“ L0-
cal N01410: tho International Typo-
"a; phical l :iion “hitch office- hc- held
to.“ :1 number of 3'9: 1'9 < '3'
1‘31 2'. Mr. Peach cams to VVSIQm—g
. 11'.» (‘Oi'Z-li-'h
(1 mg: ior 1mm six' to right;
315915111111 im'vman to: 1m lflmw
1'3' Hopu‘hlionn. Aft-3r s'.» \irzing his
concoction with tho morning paw-r 13¢
yeti: :~'-'l the unplo3 of the Amwivas.
igmli'zg tho position of assistant make—
" 11' p man on this vapor in :1 capablv and
sous .11
13' {crew} to give up work- on account
of ill hmlth.
For many years wast 311'. I'M—21:21 laud
prominently lilorntizir'cl With thei-
z‘sl party. He had born nomin»
117.! :i. at one time or anothcr. for prac-
tica'ly every important office on tho
‘Est tickot. including governor.
extant governor and congressman.
He was his party's candidate for gov-
(-rnor at the last state election. It is
said of Mr. Peach as a candidate that.
it.“ n
I()\(;l RITY AND IilLALTH
said about
:19 1'31:le
lat-31;:
or
n ' d was keenly alert to all that «3.55
2:12. g pinto in the world atrlarge and
hapossessed an abundance of valuable .
: he 3‘;
md:ti‘—1031L' . wil.
» .1 1mm.
m, 3 3 , . , - _ ilzfur'mzxtion which he could give 1t j
. 5:17.”... libllc o1 (110:1 10 I7“: 1115: hand. making him a most intert.
th'i'i‘uitloz‘l C" 3"" at but“ esting person to talk with on an lama:
' }'V'ZiTS. l'ndé-r yrosrz'f.
.éitioais (.5 living the individual
1'013: ogre—loyal until about 33
Good health. it is asserted.
the age of 31. leaving 01113-
(Oli—
is not
years.
ceases at
13 years
:. riot} of topics.
(1.x- of his personal friends said of
Mr. Peach today:
had some remarkable qualities. one of
which was the ability to inspire com-
t'or unhandicapped participation in plete confidence. Personall3-.'I would
1.33%, The 3m“? COBC'MES have trusted him without limlt: that is-
“[‘niess the latter half of human
mytribute . A kindred virtue washis
fairness in debate. and his inability to
3113,1191. ‘One could start'a'n argument
with him very easily; but a quarrel.-
never.
lilkng and disllkjng. there was no ma-
lice in his soul " '
Mr. Peach was an active“ in—'
fluential member of the International ‘
Typographical union. in Danbury. and
later in this city. attending the inter-
national convention in Quebec last
August as:a fielepte 'txomihe Water;
bumnion. ‘The esteemrandsameetion
which he inspired in’ his assocm'tes
life can be greatly improved over
:what it is at present. any considerable“
extension of it would be a misfortune
god no: a blessing. We are not,get-
ting out of lite all that we could with
more attention and intelligent inter—
(-le in equipping ourselves tozlire."
A great many readers must feel
surprise and resentment at the state—
ment that good health ends at the
age of 31. They themselves and. nu:
merous acquaintances are consider:
.2ny over 31 and are doing eflecfiie
and enjo3able work. Ye? the fact re-
swirls that. beyond this theoretic llm-
it. there is too much poor health and
there are too many slight ailments
which impair the thorough enjoys
“men: of life. A large proportion of
”this sembilliiess is preventable. The
advice of How to Live is therefore
well worth following.
found sympathetic andzpraaical ox.
pression during his Mimics. “HI-‘5"
gaxe him their entire confidence.
Whéther they agreed with him or non:
none ever doubtethis m '
—"-—‘ . He leaves his fife. two sons. Klfmd
A questionnaire sent out to school
teachers in one of the big cities show- all of this city; also 'one grandchild
Jed aim: the teachers preferred dam. born'ygsterday.
‘ flag and swimming parties to debating
clubs and educational meetings. Can , mum mnr.
«eat-hers be Yunnan. after all?
————-O—————-—-— _ DailmeflsionBaflonCostsUS.98
. Owing to the hard ; timesfit 1&1] xCentS‘Pa-my. '
NEW YGRK, Dec. 19.——American‘
soldiers subsist on: a daily mom
ration ceasing finality-eight c‘e'nti be:
63.3. This demonstmtes. army officers-
_ declare, that the .doughboy is as effic-
ient in meet the problems a: peace
as he Was in animating those of war:
The new ration. it was announced
make that citr"§s tight as a drum- ”‘85 ms Headquarters.
head" on New Year-533w. .If.he’ miGosmmmafis in cream»-
make it: as}: 12135334313311.1118,“ “j _
probably be W fat 8 god
many persons!» memoir listyen‘l'a
.New Year resolutions again this year.
Fortunately most of them showr'x'ery
little wear.
—————.————————-‘ .
The new state prohibition director
——————¢———-——-—— ' .
One report says that “the American company luxuary funds. It provides
tulse beats strong for disarmament.” an aux-age nonmflfficpu Said. some-
2'13): that plrms for 0:110:ng
; (”2‘3115. .
lass-e been loarncfi.'tl1e singers are di-
.or '50..
saw-lions (11" :1 cifir'tht‘
‘tory n1:1nncruntil ht- was final— "
21(— always ran ahead of his ticket. Hisii
"Charles T. Peach
Naturally a man of strongu
among the printers of both cities often '
counsel wésvomr sought by laden-sot;
his own and other unions. who always ,
and Arthur. and one daughter. ”Ella: '
qucsis t hat have some to tlw organiza-
{ion this fall for suggest; 011s as to cos-
tutors. carols and otiwr domils mm)»
.0013: e'luzix- flamed 19:11»? as 1213.3}‘115 those of an)"
3 c 1 go \!r Pooch § proxious 398.3",
ul‘fi: ials oi. the: hurcau ronxarksfi to:
Saturday
mg" -. and: r way in more than five
1: urvlrwl 31¢” ricar. ritics our}. towns.
fiengarzzlif 1‘ c \olunicors are named
‘ {crisis ears. C1110. or 11111310111
.‘3 Ti
1.3 church c
“hen inc-Woods and music:
$1116.41} into litti'c hands of haltiz'dmn-
35:} 1:16:55 stroll to Mimintéd'
night bcfore
Chiistmiis. '
Most popular of all the. carols is {he
‘Silcm Night.‘ Others rocommcmieé
by the Bureau away‘f‘rml Host Too.
“lint; Gentlemen. " "Tin:- Little Town
0! Prtl'lrhem".omi “Gems 3.11-wa
F0 ithfu‘. _ ~ -51 ’
Now Lloyd Gem-go can come to
“Mshingion if he like-s. and .hr‘ll be;
met at the dork with a brass. band in:
stead. of a shillelagh.
The folloWi’ng real estate deeds"
Henry Lease to Rose Lorine lot-Merenae by
to Dora. Gottlieb. 'lot and buildings,
lot and building's Wilton.
‘Charles a Force :0 Dorothy
land and
(continued-2120111 First age)
groom to say on this subject._
M. Briana was accompanied into the
,Louis P. , Lanchcur,
Minister of Liberated Regions; Pix
ippe Berthelot. General Secretary of
the French ,Foreign 011109.111“: m‘
Tosser‘Paul’ \Iantoxn. Kb!) W337 ON?
the interpreters at the V’omflles
Bodies Confeoeoce. The): Wet?! mg,
ed bygbkf. maydfieorss Sir Robert
Home. Chancellor of the Exchequer-V
and Sir Edward Grigg. A number 0
experts from the Pritish Treasury“
were assembled in an adjoining room.
ready to be called in 'for consultation;-
if neessary.
' Dr. Walter Rathghnau former Gt
man Minister of Roconstruction, at»:
rix ed in London this in omins. to can-
tinue his negotiation: concerning Gel-5'
manna minimum obligations. '
r‘l‘he interprgtatiox: out upon P
mier Brian's 2 interview? with . Ambasm
5160:- Harvey in off: ial circles here;
this forenoon. was that France‘s ac—
ceptance of the Anvrican point of
new as to naval tonnage was as: so»
coplanar "in principle: " only so for as
Beginning Tomorrow Night.
m BE . OPEN EVENINGS 1mm AFTER
This Will make shopping easy and afford every
portumty to secure your holiday needs.
_ IUESDAY
()STON ;S' ORE
0...»..-omfimm
CHRISTMAS
capital ships were Ccrcerned. and that
itdid not sue-r1119 lv‘re'nch insistence
upon miequam allowances of the sub-
marines and cruisers '
It was also declared that so {as as
the official advices re eh ed here show:
red. no definite ratio 2193 "" been ac—
icepted by Frances ' 1
WNNEIS BELLE'ISE‘B
hire 0
' leg
(continued 1mm First Page) , -
m.
postpone the prov.“ : sings until next
Thursday at the (3-: "=9 st; ;to be
Senator liced‘ s m 11.03 was opposcd {of tho
by Attot‘heyeGem-fi “(‘Smn A1161}. i
whoa'aeeks'the Tome ':-.l of the district
m.
Mr; Mien is his mn‘arks disclosed
the. fact that he 1‘"
new charges and 2
11m in...
ones. he mid
, Continuing
3t!0rne3“_from-ofi'icfi the facts and tho
gwas simflar to that in the case of \3-
~ wood to prosentgman A Tufts. who was gixen a hear-
n ply to a qua-iing two months ago on similar charg—
f supplements
tho
19!; ithin the
dis! riot attorney
1.3“!
the chief Mice as mesmdwasremovodrromomce as
whether these charges were in the m- district attorney of Whoa: County
to the original
“I shall make a charge
stint Air. Felletier misnsed the power borne '-genezai
’uf his ofiiee to gain pecuniary or per-
‘sonnl benefits for himseif. I shall
icing-gs also that. he Wicca or
tempted to induce other persons to 0mg,
Case Continuedes swear falsely in at lcast 1W0 instanc~ charge through proceedings allrradv
at-
raimey-géneml $151933? .Of metrics“ courts.“
said that the oxide-nee to be presented
.would be oonfincd to matters ails-god
personal knovledgs tsst 1113! he am not propose to allow
The court sat “in: five justices on
the bench asflng as judges of both
“camcorders 9 "
CI‘ST’
S NEWS
Toys for Boys and Girls
c
,1 2E; Waskmgton Street
‘ , , All Ages am! Sizes ,
Sleds. Ham} flu-s, Doll Carriages. Dolls. Games. Wfi'agbns, rife.
USEFUL GIFTS Ffifié $LEER FOLKS
l’x'rcx Baiwr; “an. Silvcr Plated \Yar1.(hina (.111 Gigi“.
. Electric Spccisltics '
4 , 7
"L
South Nomalk
STORE OPEN EVEfllNGS‘ UNTIL CHRISTMAS
3H
ed at Ilse
Senator Reed obgectsd strongly '
the filing of no“ charges £32:
to
the at4
“It appears." he said.
“that these charges are graxer than they coo: , M’
3's! muted invoking the raking of miles co
bribes. which constitute a penitentiary
The addition of such » a
began has never been allowed in the
Several charges. he conzinood. “EFF
brought in the Tufis (ass 31': thou: pro-
"rans‘portation C0
Daily Serflce Between Ne“ \ or}; & \orwaig
LONG DISTANCE TRLUHVG
mammals at Yam-Service for A2. K2255 of Tm;
' pom; Padded mm for Furnimre Work
Main. Oficgfiflonoord St, So. New 3111 l’ home 293
~ Sew fol-km 20.1 West 29%.. Phone Chelsea 8059
‘7
of Cigars.
'Mogany jand ¥ Walnut:
Porcelain and Metal
Lined
“agony AS]: Receivers
. Let nus Skip Your
f ' " Was Cigars
.- . We do the Whole
S Business
Wrapping, Address? 3
ing and '
Mailing ._
ment of Of
truly moderaté prices.
We carry ythelargest assort-
Cigasettes and ,
When you buy at fins store,
Have us do the
work. You have
0111' lim- comgzrises every model and <::-
in 5383.3 {)0
- 1m .1 ca: 111'. to stock of X 1:: 1
Come m—see‘ and hear them. 3
E);
iii:
"ittrola No. 90
6 Double Face Records
12 Selections
$125,!”
55.19
Total
Cash Payment
$130.18
$5.93
$125.19
Balance in small monthly Payments.
Norwalk Chronicler