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RICHMONlT—f Ind" Jim. 18—0n the
Mckg‘round at :111 enwrience of more,
W 250 years «luring which the:
Quaker church has relied upon ”silent
awaiting befme (Pod: as the source of
iritual discernment. its members.
Known as the Friends. today still be-
Bk‘ve in the power of silence. Walter
11:- \Voodward, general secretary of the
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fi‘ive Yours Met-ting of Friends in
fimerieu and r-rlitnr of the. American
Ffriend. in a «Moment issued here to-I
day said this rt-lia'ious group still he- '
332st that trw world may he purified
and Sll‘tJ'lgllH‘li.'tl through the power
of :1 living lam-nee.
“From the constant clash and con—‘
‘fi'usion which distinct it." he said, “the
World must rttire to the inner cham-
Rwr of '-l1e 11:» ~11 reality of tire spirit.
I? peace and good will are to become
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"The world is now stirred as never
“(ore with aspirations for world hro-
therhood. 'l‘n lif'COme fruitful, these
iiflpirations must lw based upon the
infill to peace. The attainment of this
sum is primarily a spiritual. rather
than an intuliu-mul pi‘OC‘DSS. It must
come throng-h spiritual communion
with God. and through Him with than.
the brother. lll'l't'lll lies the power
of silence. throng-h which we may be-
come in tune “ith the infinite.
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which would lead one from life's re-
sponsibilities to the introspection of
the monastic ctii. It is what Friends
term a living silence th1qugh which
men may become spiritually emergized
for the great tasks of human better-
ment. ' ‘
mSpiritual things cannot be dis--
corned without quiet meditation.‘ the
western world is reminded by Sadhu
Sundar Singh. the Hindoo seer. That
American churches are coming to
recognize this rurdam‘ental principle,
is illustrated by t to clarion call for'
[spaces of silentx” made by The
Churchmun. orgzm. o fthe Episcopal
church of America. At a time when
the soul 01. Amerivn is being stirred to
meet the 1.’ "wl of Hie world. Friends
Wish it for L‘l‘Tvr-nds of .1)eace and
good will."
ELsE \VHAT ?
A colored man named Sam had
\vtrluil for his boss about five years.
in that time. he had just about
things. His good friend Ben
9.1111 to him one «lay: "Now. Sam. you
‘rsiw \\ orked up there and made your
boss; rich. You ought to ask for more
morn"): or else you quit. You just go
1111 tlure and tell him: ‘l.ook here.
Loss you pay me more or else.‘ " Sam
lriwl his friend's arixice while sweep-
ins: the next morning. He began.
“Say. boss. you'll tune to fill) me mo'
money t‘o‘ dis job." "\V’rll. Sam. 111
see about it." replied the boss. “See
about nothin.‘ you pay mo' or else."
"Pay more or else? Else what?" The
boss 'eyrs flashed and his tone «as
sharp. Ram’s eyes blinked as he
detected the boss' anger. and. in a
solt voice. he replied. “Else 1 wuck
t‘o' dr mine money."—~Exchange.
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“This is not the silence of seclusion l
LOCOMOTIVE REPAIR SHOP.
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EL PASO. C‘esas, Jan.13.—Plans
for the inauguration of a large repair
shop at some point on the border. to
put- into condition the hundreds rot
disabled Mexican locomotives are be—
ing pushed by Ramon P. Negri. direc-.
"tor general of Veteran 1allroads, ac-.
cording to his announcement here. He,
says the plans are almost complete
The shops would employ 500 Ameri- '
can machinists to do the skilled labor
and from 500 to 1. 000 helpers and
common laborers, at a. conservative
estimate.
American machinists would be fur--
nished by the international associa—
tion of machinists and would reside on
the America side of the border.
J. \V. Kelh, international represen-
tathe of the machinists, who has just
returned from Mexico City, is a close
friend of Mr de Negrl and has had
i
sexeral co‘hferences with him regard-v
ing the shops.‘ he said
Jua1ez is looked upon as the most
faxorable point for the shops on ac-
count of climatic conditions and rail-1
road facilities through Ill Paso.
The average monthly payroll for
500 machinists and helpers at their
present scale would be almost $100 000
a month. officials said.
Mr. Kelly organized five Mexican 10-,
cals of machinists. with a total mem-'
hershipof 4.000 he said.
locals now are being formed.
President (Ibregon and Mr. de
Negri are members of the Internation-
'l‘h roe other '
l
1i Association of Machinists. and the,
president is a practical machinist. Mr.
Kelly said.
Advertise in the Sentinel for best-l
results.
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l 70 Washington Street
Interesting Prices.
1.00 Scott’s Emulsion . .
1.00 Lavoris .
1.25 Father John’ 3 Meclicine .
l.’00WampolcsC.L.OilEmct .
.50 Cuticura Ointment .
if .50 Mentholatum Ointmen
.60 Musterole Ointment
.25 Beecham’s Liver Pills
1.50 Fellow’s Syrup Hypo
1.00 Vinol . . . . .
.50 Bromo Seltzer . .
.60 Doan' a Kidney Pill:
.40 Fletcher’ s Castorla .
1.25 Gude’s Pepto Mangan
1.00 Listerine, 14 oz.
.75 Mellin’s Food .
1.00 Nujol . . . .
1.00 Nuxated Iron .
..70 Sal Hepatica . . .
.25 Carter’s Little Liver Pill:
16 oz. Horlick’s Malted Milk
- L00 Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable Compoun}!
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. .47 Coffee (1 pound). . Week-Ends 2 tor 48c able ingTCdiems 8” Prescribed
50 Tea ('2 pound) . . Week-Ends 2 for 51¢ constantly for enriching the
3, Cocoa (g ”CM . : -: “End- 2 70' 36? blood and invigorating the en—
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. 19 Chocolate Pudding . . _ WeelpEndn 2 f0, 20‘. dren, convalescents and sickly
.30 Cake Chocolat¢(%poaud). Week-End! 2 for 31¢ adults.
.30 Cubes. . , week-Ends 2 for 31:
.35 Peanut Butter (10 oz. jars). Week-End- 2 for 36¢ .
z; .35 Vanilla 5:174:1(2 ounces) . Week-End- 2 for 36c 98c 5:2,}.
.90 Pure Olive 01141254 canto) Week-End- 2 for 91 c
365 DA , ALCOHOL
Y5 35” ICE FOR CHOCOLATE
stock with extra wide mouth
The Symbol
Whacyou really pay {or when you
buy a Hot Water Bottle in service.
The Symbol mude' mout own factory,
moulded from one piece, of heavy
for easy
RUBBING
PURPOSES
runner Rosanna A1,
com; takes the place
of the best grain alco-
learbflcperlbm Alanuary
Special fresh
our factory,
CAIILER’S SWEET .,
MILK CHOCOLATE
[23356. Wspedalthis 29c
PEPPERMINT
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WM cake. Ral-
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well as household“
filling will be replaced at an ti )1 rpm
during one year with a new bZttILni} bmgtfiztcmal 1::
it dcv clops any defect.
Regularly 2. 00 Full pint bottle
19693.15 50c
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A SALE OF
122,400
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GOTTLIEB’S
North Main Street
Unmatchable Savings on
Suits and ,Overcoats
Offered in Our Red Tag. Sale
N estimating the money-saving advantages of this V
I sale in compa‘rison with all others, wexwant you to,
keep your mind on one thing—the thing wé keep our
I minds on all the time—the character of the goods involv-
ed, the reputation of the makers for leadership in qual-
If you’ll do that these reduced prices
ity, style, value. _
They ought to—they deliver
will mean more to you.
more to you. \
Men’s and Young Men’s Suits $1 50 d $2 00 8:23 Cufl“ Shirts
, . an . ........................... 35c
$25.00 and $30.00 Smts . ...................... . $16.85 $3.00 and $3.50 Shirts ........................... S: 45
$35.00 and $40.00 Suits ........................ $24.85 ' $1.00 Work Shirts ............................... 69:
545.00 and $50.00 gum .. .. , , , ,. ............. . $34285“ ” Entire Stock of E. 81 W. Collars 2 for ............ , . 35C
1 Men’s Hats and Gloves
overcoats $14 85 $5. 00 and $6. 00 Mallory Hats .................... :3 ’33
.00 ngrcoats ............................ .. . _
$5500 0 t $24.85 Men’s Gloves
' vercoas.... ----------------------- $3.5OCapeGloves..............................-135
$45.00 and $50.00 Overcoat: ........ . ........... . $34.85 $4.00 and $5.00 Mocha. Gloves .................... ;: 85
$55.00 Patrick Ulsters ......................... $42.85 One IJot Small Sizes
$3.00 and $3.50 Gloves ........................... ‘35.:
Men’s Underwear N k
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3:: aénd'SZOO “so?! 513”: and Drawers ‘ ’ ' """" 19:; Broken Lines of 65c Four-inJ-Iands, 3 for ......... $1. 00
- pnngtex _ mon 111 8 -------------------- $ - Entire Stock $1. 00 Neckwear ...................... 69c
35c Sprmgtex Shirts and Drawers ............... _ _ 650 Entire Stock $1. 50 Neckwear ...................... 95c
Suits ’ Boys' $8. 50 Mackinaws ......................... $6.4:
, . . Boys’ $13. 50 Mackinaws .
- One Lot Boys Suits (one 11' Knickers ' . ...................... 3985
were $8.50, new ...... pa. ........... ) ........ . . $4.85 Boys $10.00 Sheep Lined Coats ......... . ...... $6.85
$15.00 Stilts (two pairs Knickers) ..... \' ' . . . . . ' $10.85 Boys’ $2.00 Knickerbockers .............. . . . . . . . 95':
$10.00 Suits (tWO pairs Knickers) .............. $7.86 Boys’ $1.00 Blouses ........................ . . . . . ‘33-?
$20.00 Suits (two pairs Knickers) ............. . $14.85 ,
_ Bo s’ Overcoats
Children’s Overcoats - y
Ages 3 to. 10 years Ages 10 to 18 years ,
310 00 Overcoats , , , . . , ________________________ $6 35 $12. 50, now ..................... , .............. $7.83
$15. 00 Overcoat: . ..... . ....................... $10. 85 $18. 00, now ................................. $13 83
$29. .00 Overcoats . ..... ‘. . . . . . ................. $14. 85 Boys’ $7 50 Raincoat; cap to match .............. M85
Rogers and Stevens
N ORWALK
(Two Stores)“. - so. NORWALK
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Victor Wesley
2 Has Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET 7*
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding-
TELEPHONE" 365-5
MEN’S AND BdYS' CLOTHING .
Everything sold regardless of cost.
THAT VACANT CORNER
May be filled with easeAand satisfaction from
Our Immense Stock of Furniture
South N orwalk
Fresh Cut Flowers Every Day—Floral Tributes, Every Description to.
, Willow Baskets, Judinier'es, Aquariums, Artificial 7 C V ‘
We carry all qradeo in sets or single pieces and the
Price: Are Flight
: rims DELIVERY To ‘ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS
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may _ neurons
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