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EFFIJVENING SENTINEL

' ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

E. L. 85 A. L. GOLDEN, Props.

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Young People Need‘; to Be Shown fhat

 

By PROF. E. A. ROSS, University of Wisconsin.

Be Madeto Pay

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aUESDAY, FEB. 14, 1922.

 

In a gamer
and inevitable.

MINIATURE ALMANAC FOB.
TOMORROW
High title 1:16 a. m., 1:41 p. m.
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Sun rises 0:48, sets 5 :27.
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The Associated Press is exclusively
untitled to the usi- for publication of
.11 news dispatches credited to it 01'
hot otherwise in thls paper and also
”y local news published herein.
All rights of publication or special
”patches herein are also reserved.

Hundreds of a
home made are
are in cities.

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cities.
MASON 1c. DIRECTORY.

and girls. It has been the young

A Special Communication of Old

. il Lodge. No. ins. l-'. and A. M..

:liIbe held at its rooms Thursday have TQSPOHflCd t0 the call of the
evening. [.‘pll. il'ilii, 19:: at 7:30 farm, this Splrli’. of initiative would
C’CIOCR' In certain older parts of the

VVork~ The ()fl‘ll'ers of Asanlawae

lodge, will (‘nlil'l'r the l-.‘. A. Degree. young people to the \Vest and the

which will he followed by :1 “Ban-
guet." a d 11 t t t
All Mnstcr Mnsona cordially and course an a sma or union 0
{Internally invited. SCllOOl buildings and grounds have
l"l';itel'lililly yours,
illlli’l'. J. \‘VALSH. \V. M.
A1126 st:

MO l 11-: RT M, \\'I LOOK,
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in. the standards of. individual and

zA Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter. No. 38. it. A. M.. will be held

a1 way the flow to the cities is normal
Cheap transportation provides the

denizens of great cities with food at moderate prices.

rticles that two generations ago were
now factory made and these factories
Power-driven machinery on the farm
of the rural population for other pur-

The state of affairs has stimulated the exodus
of the young people from the hard work and penny-
pinching of the farms to the prospering, easy-going

The country has not been keeping a fair share of its brighter boys

people with spirit and initiative who
distant city. Had they stayed on the
have shown itseifialong' rural lines.

country which have'been losing their
cities forgtwo generations, there is a

visible moral decline. The roads are neglected so there is less social inter-

school, to church and public events.
deteriorated. The church is in a rut

, or has even disappeared. Frivolity engrosses the youngvbecause no one
organizes singing schools, literary societies or debating‘chibs. The next
generation, having missed the benefits of these communal institutions,
shows itself coarse, sensual and irresponsible. There is a marked decline

family morality. This is an explanar

tion of the “degeneracy” that one finds in certain rural parts of New Eng-

There is

people need to be shown that farming

in Masonic Temple. So. Main Street.

Tuesday owning. l‘V‘lh 14‘“ at 3] land and middle states.

o'clock. l ' .‘ _ , .
win-k - _\l. .\l. :\i. (lt‘Kl‘t‘f‘. _ , The remedy is to make life-on the farms more attractive. .
“mill .\l‘l'li Masons corliiull." 111- need of redirecting rural education, reinspirlng the rural church, multi-

wited. .- _- , , - . - 1 - _ -

(.I A ”“ij H. p. plying SUUCllOS of rlcrealive opportunities and dispelling the false glam

1.: >4. LYUN. Sco'v. our of the distant city. The young

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Ile'Olll'H liillhllziy

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Lincoln's l-arcl-r ul' his wonderful Sec- ter understanding of “hill. true KIOI‘)

Address. and its fani— consists in, and of what. power is l‘or.

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BERLIN. Feb. 14.-—--Modern “anti-
ques” are being purchased wholesale
in Germany for sale to unwary for-
Bigvers and newly rich Teutons who
have been prompted to seek objects:
of real art by the news that a numberI
of princely families have been com-l

pelted to market family hirlooms andf

rare treal‘o‘llrers. according to investi-
gation of some clever buyers. I

The business of dealing in imitations?
has been so profitable that hundreds of:
new anthue" stores have been openbd. ,
and representative with choice “Staci;
things “old funnies" have to pan with}
are encountered at every turn.

or a prospective buyer has become so
common it has almost lost its value.
The “antique" artist maneuvers for an
introduction and in the course of con—

hiS‘ priceless heirlooms for a mere song
to buy his breakfast rolls and sau-.
sages.

'l‘he'man‘s name. of course. cannot
be divulged. he is so proud. and it
would be such’ humiliation. Arrange-
ments may be made. however. to view
the antiques in. the dwelling of an ac-
quaintance. or they can be transported"
to the shop or some antique dealer.

This method is more successful with
(the newly rich Germans. who apple-
ciate the part pride may play in the
situation. than with foreigners espec-
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prince or even a. former king from
talking business when a few hundred‘
thousand marks are in sight.

Prices for genuine antiques. ow-
ing to the keen competition among
purchaser's. have: reached staggeringi
proportions and pessessors of these
treasurers are marketing now.
under the press of ni‘Crsslty or for
business reasons. Sonic [ill-cps
longing- to a former King or Saxony.
‘\\‘h05€ heir is said to have disposed of
brought

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One Way of attracting the interest _

versationr mentions an old friend WhO‘ :
fonce stood high in the favor of 1:216":
Eforrmer Emperor, who must now sell 3

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6 Great Clearance Sale Will Continue This l
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House Furnishing Dress Goods

Hosiery Sweaters .

Underwear Women's Ready to 3
Wear

Gloves

Muslin l'iiderwear
Home Furnishings

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The Coal Situation

To the many customers who h..\»
the coal situation {or llt‘X‘ Spring.
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Although lllllil‘rlillllh ili'illl \7'
milling. with more than a imvfli'
April lst. we (in not axii‘iw hill in: ‘
for We believe lifte‘ ill" ililiili‘._' v
M‘lilmi Illzll Pl'lk‘t‘N “'lll l‘t‘ ilth'Y‘.

But we do advise buying new the C- l. 3 -.> :1. “99d
/ between now and next Mn.- ' _
THE NORWALK COAL A“ 5!. hill (1).
PHONE :15
39 Wall St.. Norwalk. Conn. 108 w ”:2 5 ‘-..*.~. . Cr-
Ordcrs and paymean may b.
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let UH lillHlI Ill" “Wk ““ are l”- (”llll'H' trmllics. i‘rrsilil-lil. Harding has _ 32'“
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battle, and for his widow aiid his Or- llilnal iTt‘lll)’. He also lilui ordered H ”H‘ms t0 ""- that Nur‘VMk is]. . of hunlfr.luwN..S5H .'\_ l .c. d“ A I" . -.{
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to -ln \\l|.‘ll In .wllulil in (ill lHI' lll‘- Judi”, in (“HJ-“rummnun items “ill 1' proscnt Mainr has shown us ll" rcal- Snvli-t gov-rumour 20 through .0_l limits-5.x 5-min- of “1.0m “mid spill].
«mu l:.- W... windmills :ll't‘ simiici — :l-l-l in ”I” ('oiisidei'lilily'. lILZl'S Aux-walk s nm-lls lln some l!’fiPt:Cl§-‘ Sin-lien will lw enguui il in turning out ; l""?ll“‘l‘~ “lllls ll. l’u\\('ll.- inrmt'i ‘1'
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(lwrn is [Ill‘ (hull Illiiiluciliulm' lil'Lr- pi-uinl Ill the pump» at huge. The tn slicilll uni minim llll' (Lo puipusc m‘ 1l¢(’il'l(‘11l works of Sweden. the Swell. lundrrlmik to instruct the on esd;.;;
ifiz: his l-luliltliln- ll ILL'HlH to "finish lilllllll‘ was lllll'lu-stgnl in tho- ca,,f..,.,’maklng our beautiful city. the Banner isli inunllt‘aclurcrs will llfl“(‘ to pup-Header that “'lH‘JI the toasinlaslm‘ ‘ £32,,
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f()l‘i'll.i'll :lllkl'. "\‘llll ”WI“e l0“*l“l ulmis to go on building what may behlisposc of thl- Sil"S to some svii'llcaic "U“ ‘l' llu-l'inl: “’99m‘mws to the SO' ‘am “Mi ”1“ (“"0“ 8‘3““. propose)”;
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1’“ si'llll ui \‘.lll1 ll ll.n world's I‘l‘oll- ulr'r. which “ill in: .‘l liviiii: advertisement ‘l"“"““." "f turbines and other needed Amhagsmdoi'. ill" compo"? arc-scriilll‘l'l
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in mm H‘ Um :m- mlwl n' “H- Mum: Minis 'rn 'rni: GALLON- llirocm-siw and are sliu’llnn‘ on lit-\V 1' S F“ "“ "°"‘5"r“““‘d “"‘hm “lei”? A "Hm Tm"? m the L m 0““ 0
O . ~*—- H is promised that lrzisulimc iiillt‘lz’uincs and mm limind tn make our cill‘ m.\t “j“, )‘cars. Troliliaeuun is one ”lgifl‘ . - d b d
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. . . . . .- . ' . ~- ~ ~ all eves turned toward Mr. LDC?-
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nil-r llw l-uuiill-i .lll .Itl\l |l|~|llLf tli.lt .\‘o aliiiounceiiil-nt is forthcoming ilic viii prosper, or really to spend an) sum that In"? of Sweden-s largest lliS {ace' , . 1 x ‘ ,1 oncluled its
nil-v haw lllllilt'\ in l‘llll ml llllllllllll; thus tar as to the pricl- of tho iiliv or" their linzil'llilig‘s to help make it ”ll-Chum?“ works “I!” haw: to) be “h?“ "in Tel“: r. c ‘ l" with
link” V“ Husl (.5 llll'ill Minn-”,1 that ('l)il]|l(llilltl. 'l‘hcl-l- “mild lm vcr'y lit- lu-ttvr. Another very important thing “."“‘“"‘l IMO service to meet ”1,0 Bus H‘lldliiOll'OI- tie. a}: so 1p? :1;qu an
”iv Iililillliiqs I..- .nlin l\' non-speculu- tlc flurry over the discovcry if the Nor-walk wants to do is to cement a. sum contract. ”“95"". gram") smdlthe Arm“. and A‘Tf (1,!" n” . :1.th -
il\o' iii chum Lil’. Flilllw lii' lllf‘lll slate illt'l‘l'ust‘ ill llllit‘flH" \‘l't'l‘c possible only honor fooling lu“\\'|‘('il the North and the {ussian electrification plan in- lash—American \\dx he PM ‘ ' ap-
volvcs the building before 1930 of plaudcd loudly and the musxclans.

Ilifll the) Hill not lmill “ion. .\' to liuilll at a greatly increased rate of expense.

;L,,;..-l....-,.l nuns-vs “r 1mg lllfll‘. {one It seems to be taken for granted.
moms. 1w.- llil. lwlnnw ll.l- llll"~i‘001l1 however. that the stun: can be made
and lilli‘lll'lll‘lll' l~l lhltl for the (level- culiiiiu-rciaily practicable.
Ulllllt'lll rIl lllt .‘lllll‘ilJll holnc. Some’ This is the sort of message for
city zonlng cmilmlltecs are banning which an anxious world has been
Ilpfll‘llllt‘llltl oui stun-s for the. same “.liting for a good while. It‘ the
Pl'TISUII ll. .Illll Hmt'l- and privacy promise can be realized and economy
are lll'l‘llllllllij‘ business requirements combined with increased fuel energy,
mi Am: l‘it'illl llu'l-lllng quarters. .it “ill be as welcome to the dealer in
'llllti marks a tremendous advance automobiles as to the man who buys
will llll'lllnlitl of thinking. The new one. The prospect of reduced bills
linings tilting up “ill Tie licttl-r. In- for "fodder" should mean an increas-
;.lr-:l(l ()l l-ill-nilrugtiug the building of! mi demand for the gas-drhen steed

any old thing that will rent. these tin.I _____..________
:lllCit'rSI are insisting upon soundness “Fast horses are an abomination"
and suitability. soul a Maryland reformer. If. he
The only fears in connection with a. (ll'O\C‘. an automobile. he would say
building boom are thus set at Ft st. that all horses are an abomination.
And when these houses and apart-I ——————.—-—————
ninnts and stores and factories begin “llcrmcs Declines To Be. German
10 m) up in 'the spring, there is due to Amhasgaaor" reads a headline. Does
M .in unheard-0t demand for all the this indicate that even the inhabitants
things that go into them. Producers of Mt. Olympus have their little labor
of lumber. brick, tile. mlllwork. flx— trOubles‘.’
tun-s of all kinds will have a hurt!- -—-——-—.———-——-—-—
itimc meeting the demand upon them. “'ODIEN POLICE IN PRICING.
it is a wise man who looks ahead 3. PEKING. Feb. 14.——Women police
iittm. Building in on. are the latest addition to the force of
«O————— Peking which has the reputation of
COURTS AN’D CLOTHES. being exceptionally good_and easily
lzy royal decree the Women guesta‘comparable with police forces in the
at Princess Mary's wedding will wear cities of foreign countries. It was
. morning dress and hats instead of Found that in the . Hataman Octroi
elaborate court attire. The decision goods were being smuggled past the
is made out or regard for the health police by women and in order to cope
oi! the gueatl. as the wedding occurs with the situation the ranks at the
at a. time of year when the weather is police in this district were augmented
likely to be inclement and the danger by ten policewoman. No report has
from exposure in N“ dress more lm-ayet. beenissued as to the ounces of
mediate. this experiment; which marks the
In the Older days the thing which opening of a new field of'worlt for the
‘ contributed to the grandeur of. the women of, China.
spectacle surrounding royalty was the
only consideration. If the. public died.
by the dozen as the result 0: being ln-l
appropriately clad at any function.
mt was unfortunate; but as long as
{key had looked all dressed up and
grand while the royal family were
around. that was the main thing.
It in a. far cry from those days to
obese. when the only daughter 0: the
{greatest royal house in the world de-
.qroea observant-es to promote the
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ELECTRIC ROAD IN MEXICO

VERA CRUZ. Mexico. Feb. 14.--A
contract has been signed between the
Mexican Railway Company (British
owned) and. an American engineering
firm to electrify the line between Vera
Cruz and Mexico City. The new ser-
vice will be inaugurated first betWeen
Esperanza and Orizaba and will] be
used“ for' the. movement of freight.
Later a passenger service will“ be
started. . "

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South. The Matthew's propcrtv'is the
great obstacle making the two parts of
the city antagonistic. The two parts
are righting each other in any proposi-
tion made and we have as bad a name
:it home as Ireland has. A house dl-
villcd against itself can't stand long.
Now then I would suggest we buy the.
old LcGrand Lockwood place. Make
a civic center of it.

I’ostoffice. City Hall. Government
buildings. etc.. establish a board of
trade and let the world know the pos-
sibilities we have for manufacturing
purposes and go out and show the
people of other cities that. we are the
people. and scatter literature broad-
cast appealing to manufacturers to lo-
cate here. Donate land to those who
are worth while. The things that can't .
be done. can be done. by using the
wivht methods. People as a whole will
kick of course. if any- snxg'estlons are
imade to spend money, but that can't
I we to accomplish what our
beautiful city needs. There will never
be a time . when property can be

about 10 large power stations with a.
total of 1.000.000 horse-power;

One of the largest of these power
stations is to be located at “'olchow.
about Til miles south of Petrograd.
Two stations are to be constructed on
the Swir river between Omega. and

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fecllng lug-lily honored by the acclaim.
played it again.

Mr. Bryce was so greatly amused

at the incident he took steps‘to see

that the newspapers in Great Britain
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Iadoga lakes.

The Russian electrification plan
contemplates also the erection of a
large number of steam power cen-
trals.

Should this ambitious scheme of
the Russian Soviet government go
through as scheduled. it is likely that
Swedish electrical and mechanical
engineers will be drafted to install the
machinery in the Russian power sta- ,
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JAPAN’S TENNIS SEAR T0 MARBY.
TOKIO, Feb. 14.-—-—Zenzo Shimluzu.
Japan's tennis star. is to be married
soon to Miss Setsuko Fukushlma.
daughter or a prominent, resident or
Sendai and will leave with his”
almost at once for America. ‘

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bought any cheaper and it will only
take a short time to pay for it an.
The extra tax on people will be at"
maximum). Beowfi'a‘lobig‘row
euue in». «an: wlll have-tn I. mw year's.
Procrastination. is. the. mo: time...
;A new broom; sweeps clean. let our
-Mayor show the doubters of our city‘-
he dare do all in? his power to"- make"
ihlsenamies believe he is the Per-airing. ‘
‘of‘ Connecticut. Let’s stop all. this,
grumbling. let us all take hold: and: afo-
rall in our power to help- our‘ mot
make Norwalk a locker city flint
Bridgeport. It is certainly

pom: ever can be made—Tami the best
:place in the‘ statefior manufacturing; ,
Let us also. have a. Public. Lavatory
:for ladies; and gentlemen, and have“
’janltor always on hand. to keep. onethe
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nament. He goes. to New York in the
employ of a. large Japanese commer- .
cial comration. The bride~to~be is
likewise amnnispla‘yer who has. won -
great popularity locally. ‘ She is a...
musician of considerable talent and. is
much interested in artistic. floracul-
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