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ArAsoxIc Dmm’ORY
Did Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A.
“- meets in Masonic building. South
ms street. lst and 3rd_Tuesday o!
loch month. July and August except-
.d. at S oclock. All Master Masons
medially and fraternally invited.
80150): T. HARRIS. W. M.
ROBERT 11. WILCOX. Sec'r‘
Ar.
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Butlei Chii'pter No. 88. R. A. IL,
meets in Masonic Temple, South
Iain street. the 2nd and 4th' Tues-
Bai's of each month at 8 o'clock
Holy and August excepted. All ILA.
liaisons cordially and fraternally in—
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' its .LYOA. Secretary.
THE 3231' “151'
it is amazing; when you think of it.
(be change thht has come about in
American. Japanese relations in these
Ast few seeks. .
There is no use denx in” that a good
do 11 0: hard feeling had developed
between Japan and the United States
31.113»;— here was good reason for AL-
lon one side or 911 both sides Al: in!
zute it existed and it was precise};
suc’r a ublic psvchologv as might
have l:d to war. People were talking
vmr. on both sides of the Pacific; and
according to precedent, the situation
might easily have kept-on-going from
bad to worse. with every little griev-
€339 0'11 either 51119 91111511831586 and
' every
with tragic seriousness. until over-
Ari-ought national nerves finally found
relief in the clash of war.
Avay inc-st wars have come about.
Noodlmrdly anybody is thinking of
Tinr with :Japan.
almost.
t:-.11‘sa.is.
insensibly out of
Why? Because the two 11a-
tions 11:. 1e got togetha
over the situation and tried to adjust
their din‘ezences and made an honest
(—5011 to rei. 101e- the causes of irrital
111511.341“ still. tliev have arranged
1 rel-rem sma‘y or the was ps's’ihs’fi'hi
promo-111.- big or little treated '
That is the 1
The idea has passe-d Er . . .
- . t 1 ‘
people :1
21111.1 tallied
bex'oi'iii reason. .V'rms am hereinéai-
by tho eiimiiatfi'm <51 graft ahd‘iuefli’ ’1
ciency from road-building and a more»
our region as 8. whole.
As for the freight-bearing motor
truck. it has pro ably come._ to stay;
but its control in the matter or speed:
sentlal. Since those who
truck lines some reap no profit veg;
it not for the WWE tho
mand that. they pav pmpdrfionateb'is ,
not without reason. _
Attention to these matters should
mean that the" ma'in highways will ab-
sorb less of the road 11111113 111111 more
will be made availiblé to:- the slot?
roads
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" TAKE A STE-OLD.
Says the Westerly, R. 1., Sun, “If
you want. to be glad.— that you live
right here 1!? Westerly and- not» iii:
on one of the hills about town one
of these crispy, early winter days."
The object of this comment is not
to cast any slightingr remarks on the
climate or views of Westerly, but to
emphasize one of the secrets for lie-,
in: glad that you are alive in Wester-
Ply of- Where else—take a. stroll,
flats. or somewhere else out of doors.
rover) as}.
‘stay out of Norwalk?
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SENTINE'L
1, R5405Rs= VIEWS
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LA\Y IS LA\\'.
., 301'1'1'11111. Connecticut.
" " 21 December 19 21..
Editor of the Sentinel.
Sir: —-
P1 rmi’c 111(- to ex‘préss m1 heart)
commendation of 10,311: , editorial in
vesterdav's 14111211431110 Sentinel. em
4,; 11..
It‘hil'; "'3"
a :plan whereby thev bind themse‘n es
irfi the future‘— to do tire W? thing
Witlv‘1sa' :1 dispute- arises 439111911.
fliers: and no it. in 112s presence” and
with ti 15: l'e'lp or 'two other pO\\-—rs_'.
'l‘iiu oiiwavs 1111\to diiit intoru'nr
111111.11 potential _e1 my.
fl”\°idtofi¥ifit"im 1'in
111311; ”.1“ e‘old'fir'arg
tilityf‘ to; him. The he“ was? is to
pledge to op'smfion. min" has, 3111'
is distinctly the Ainerrcan- was, .
mn\o13~m ADOA '1.
Tie lies: thing '11). the Far 1.3511212
mngs'uen. :33 thus .1111'_ propose-.4.
N‘Vhs- ington is that China is to be let
- < 'hudgr—t for ‘school purposes: it donl-t-
“lo-l“ Q11s_pol_11'1 1111mm “”1, 01.1,. ":ess was intended that tlrls should be
tint: the '1'» ssttrn 'pou' ers :11'11- to 1"1~. r1111:
‘. be last 1101.21 011 the subject.
from 1133:11sz Cliinzi l1ut' that ti e.) .arelt .- \6'1'3‘ tiulx' "mite. -
Lo 1":fl‘PlZ‘. trqni (gotisticnl t»: 11111::1- , “ 1
tions to "reform" China unduly ac- 0:51 7L AXEL EXRSTRO“
cor-.1111; to their Own notions.
_ Dossiizg
RICKY be bad.
51:11:03. Chin-.1 is no- child.
just now she may appear so.
‘kt'n :1.
post. any fii:1_1'_be one again.
altho'ugh'
Sin?
'1: brand of culture. all 11er‘ox1-n..11-l~1icfi.
though for
the high
32:15 to piédge. hos-'1
even.- not a good purpose
with a child or with a".
flashing to re'ui
of (‘11 1c interest fit this; card
the second p'la‘ce. I 111112112 12011 1131116 hit}:
squarélx'iam his
Ll: 6‘31 31
noquartel'fiéitfier
laminate «ism. t £1331
tionn“ _ ~ .. ’_
pai‘riyfic ,oitizeis
Fgmtuitbusly in. th
l
1 $1113.?
titled “Does. City Qliatl'lc'F‘MeaiiT .111».
Vim 1111‘s firstspigzee, ft isfienuine'ly re-
anti fearless
Farm»: osmosis, mp‘mi 1111111 su‘bject'
in?“
mi?" 'fjre'iidt
.at’érsst orlhefotv.
(Yéitlva'edaw isfil'iai law. and the 195w is-
inside to be obeyed. The members of
4116. Board of Education—ore therd'irect
_rspresentntn es of. the people in this
commoni 11:11 in: hasn'- elected 111'
I the popmm ~1' ote and when the people
,
Wfi'1commissioned this board Vto make a;
Wit; 11%
I liavef
:fléfi Ergca-
garden
w
"of! on the hills," or down on the 1 ‘
Q
some: other place; just take a' Stroll-.GIE an
we have ours llEhted. also. we have
given one more thought to Christmas.
'CAt half-past nine, when the candles
(Continued trunirPAg‘o' fine):
g’ne can do it, and “it brings happi: '
and weight is both practicable and es- 2358'"
lift: and down the darksome street
Guide the tender wandering feet
1."): the lowly Chflstéchild sweet.
1:...A single candle in thefront window
fit each window or the house is very
pretty and will ,mean
In Ireland, Norway and SWeden the
Christ-candle was always lighted for
many. many years.
bur country nearly every house has' a!
tedcondie. Younayséecheoo
And Christmas cheer runs high,
Let's stop a. minute and send ' .
{Each other aChristmas thought."
0 little Babe of Bethlehem,
QMY festal candle see! ‘.
——'—'."——‘ “A: bese‘on- many window set ~1 .
; Who says the State Police should—i Tcrgifidé 1111me to me. 1
My home shines forth its welcome,
. .Th'ine infant eyes to greet; _
.0; bless its h1imbie thresiiolism‘h
The print of Thy hallowed feet.
TEAGHERS PAY
effect or under the compulsory provi-'
'sion for teachers who haxe come here 9213mm? :5 givé promtsé‘ of possible
since the establishment of the ascent-'4
“£1611.
. The
members and the number of teachers
a'il‘i the association since 1917 are
“shown in the following table:——-
t y'e'éterdaly‘s meeting fourteen ap-
fixations for retirement on pensions
provided for by statute were ap-
Sued- by the board, three :of the ri—
tirei‘nénfs' being for disability.
are 110111
from the state annuitv fund.
the fourteen teachers 1etlred yester- opposed to bull fights although,
day average 50 wars of service;
longest term of service being as vears 111mm carries exhaustive accounts:
That teacher is 78 wears ,
average pension these fixe trachers that if the Youngsters are now kept
.will receite is $50 a month. away from the fights the nex't gener-i
tionz" one
“celebration."
In some cities of;
i
flatness) seam. 3311111, glow
bum.
A. Met. _
Christmas Eve: '
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RETIREMENT FUNDECAMI'AIG‘S:‘lGAl-Nsir'fil‘fim'flém- . _ ,. . ~
. thlC0«'—CITY Dec.
newspaper El Universal has started a
campaign tagainst bull fighting which
contributions from'- teacher
_ ' Teachers and
Year Contributions. Members
1111. ........ s 30 903.86 2.424
1918 154,225. 05 3.305
31919 330. 558. 44 4.5.75
5:920 . . ..... . 571.159.23 5.040
12121 . , . . . . 900. 000. 001 a. 200
'There
on pensions
10 9 teachers
old.
' ‘1. 'rate would be 4 per cent. for the quar-
It was announced that the interest ‘8110’1 “'m not wa'nt them.
. ieily balance on Inc» mhcr 31.
slble
.V nolored showings in our Hamrchief Beparmnent‘ r011 would' .
“.1. gummy realize why this” is the-- V ' ,_ .x Z .
Handkerchief CM 0%
Tomorrow 7
Each
Women' 8 Initial H'emstitch‘cd
Handkerchiefs.
Vallie ‘35:
Each
With embroidered corners:
511611 handkercliléfs “
E6011 .,.........,..“....
Women’ 3 Extra Fine All
Lilian Homtitdhed 38nd.
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“'ith fancy corners ,
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success. ,
In' the bél'l'ef that the present gen-
eration 'o'l grown-ups enjOYs the sport
so mmh that its prohibition 19.1mm».
the nowspnpe'r is attempfingi to "
keep children away from the ‘fi'shtSj
to that end. has
Ma) or of h'fexico City. anti the Gov,- .1
ernor oi the Federal district, in which
and refinement.
The of the corridas.
the;deference to popular
placed the .
Mexico City is located. on record. as
opposed t'o boys and girls witnessing
the "brutal sport." _
Quarteppage pictures of youngsters 2
eagerly watching the gory sights of
the arena have been printed and then;
newspaper asks if this is the‘sort of .
environment that makes rmm culture ‘
Felix F Palavlclni
editor of El Univerml long. ago lilac-Z
Fixe. of ed himself on record as unaltorabh"
opinion.
He argues. however. .
Advertise in the Sentinel.
value 351:1 1
21.
25in ,“m‘j’SC‘gfieimzz IOOiOWomen s and Men s
'22.;91‘1112 -
She has
great political power in the
has.
,l»
different from ours. _hns1
perms and, Americans. and which has
cartainly permeated the Chinese
and molded it, to :1 11111111119 pattérn
In re than our culture has donewith
11$.
St...nge as it mav seen1.C‘Txin:1 may .
kEOW better than we do 11 hot is good
for her. Left to her own dexices,
without hampering interference- she
may
then! (1'1 Ci of social 'nnd 'econoinic-
progre:s that will he a blessing to?
1"61‘31‘11: and to thr- rest of the “mid.
“TXFAVOR ABLE?~ TRADE
PIC { RES.
Sa1s
(otunter'té and Finance
“Ti: e figures of our foreign trade for
November have been called unfavora-
tJe because they show exports valued ,
imports ‘
Worth $211 ("30 (10.0. the resulting bal-
being. but 384, (100. -
in No- .
As it is however, im— ‘
possible that we should continue in-.,
a: only 329530003100, and
DUI: 1111 01‘
ance in
000.
weniber,n19:0.
definitely to buv more than we sell
this she“ 111g should not be. sari-sing. >
tare . 1
now commencing to be paid in goods.
rather than gold for what we {ship
nor is if to be regretted that 1'1,"
abroad.” - Vl—r ‘ -
It is well to have some authori
the judge of business c'onditioiis' 136m
out this silxer lining in the cloud of
The dedreasesofgmer-ai
icon exports is naturally regrettable
insofar :1th may: mean less work
foreign trade.
temporarily for American Labor.-
less profit for American capital e
ed in p1 oduction of expé'rtable goods.-
It I: .15. “11011 e\e§, the wholesome efiegt
0:1 the general status “of our forei
trade of which Mi: Pris? speaks.
the ultimate benefit may be greats?
that if the big—surplus of efiorts were
Still continuing.
A reckoning had to besn'mderégme ,
time. 3.1113 it iiiight as' wen. hem
Exports had is bs'déll'siéo, 11k.
‘— (“Filling else, before W
. 11':— and finance could be some. ‘
khan foreign buying is finalising-em“;
J" 011;
‘51 0:1:1 larger scale.‘ it‘ ill
for:' 1g: exchange better stabilized ass
conditions fight for" on Mt -
pro: or. zed b06115.
. Sentinel Wants Are Manet-s. ,
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rEspect of educated Euro-{3" '
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Good looking, mam din-able Just thekmd that"
Boys and Girls need ' V .-.
Children’ s Rhodium:
In .a wonderful Variety of pretty'
styles all boxed for gift siting; .
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Regular‘ 501: value. . . . . .
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In a great variety of styles, at half
then achiai value. 1.:
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