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away by a. comber.
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E SOUTH NORWALK
[EVENING SENTINEL l
ESTABLISHED BY '
JAMES GOLDEN
.--. 1 . ._,._’_____.._,_,———-
__ A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
-1” -1.,_,fl‘_______,___.____—
WEDESDAY, FEB. 15, 1922
P—v———-~.——— -7 .«l—
HINIATURE ALMANAC FOR.
TOMORROW
Sun rises 6:48. sets 5:57.
High tide 2:10 ll. m.. 2:35 p. 11.1.
The Associated Press is exclusively;
”titled lo the use for publication 0.-
‘31 news llisputchls credited to it 01
”t otherwise in this paper and also
guy lOt'lll llvws published herein.
All rights of publication or special
Ilspatchcs ill-rein are also reserved.
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1\l.\.'~‘0.\ lC DIRECTORY.
t‘ommunicalion of Old
No. 108. l". and A. 31..
at its rooms Thursday
llitli. 10;": at 7:30
A Spcl‘iul
Willi 1.0llLLI'.
will Lvt‘ Ill-id
evt-ninu. l“0'll.
c'clock.
“kirk
mgr.
which
quot."
All Master Masons
Imtcrnlllly invited.
l"l'l|it‘l'll.’lll_\' yours.
Izlllz'l‘. J. WALSH. W.
’l‘llll (_lllil‘t‘rfl of Asantawae
l-onfl-r the 1‘). A. Degree.
\\ ill .
th' t'llllowl‘d by :1 ‘Ban-
\‘.lll
cordially and
hi.
Att' Si:
[ullllili'i' .\l,
Hi l‘ll lul')’.
\\'l l .COXI
7.\ S‘Jl‘tl ('lln\ll(‘:lli0n of Butler
CImI-ll-l'. _\‘lI. its. 1:. A .\l.. will be held
in 1\l.l>lllIII- 'I’I'nlplu So. Main StrI-ct.
“(‘Sllll} Ml-Illng. ["4'll. ch at 8,
o'clock
\thl'lv .\1. .\l. M. (burl-c. . ,
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lmiplti)llll'lll.. il|lll lll~~_\ :lrl- lll-lpe-Il now\
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M lllwl il lmlkul as though a lot of]
l-lllllllsiuslll lzllllrl :llIl.IloIllI.~l \\l~rl~ go-
IIIL: l0 lu- lulll‘l’ll from lll(,il‘ favorite
ul-(lrl .\u\\ SH 1'! Lil v of lr'lllllllli'l‘t‘l‘
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llilllll lll-~ IIlch'l-sls of the American
III
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lllw‘llsn llii' \xill-lls.‘ prollhln.
'l‘hll is.l-I it shmlhl 1w, for tho,
illolmlnlls «Ir lllllll \xho are interested
in this [will tllt‘ engaged ill wholesome.
:lrtnllv which give-s till-m inspirationl
for further progressl
and stlldv. it is rccognixl‘d that tho
bicvchlr cannot ridc indiscriminately
all over sidewalk.» in the disadvantagm
oi pwdvstrians. Neither should the
:llnlltl-nl wireless operator get in the
way 0! necessary users. Moms should
3w round to Inakll room for Lotll. and
It .u likely that Homer VI". find the
inc-uni.
and ambition
,___.,_Q
“A man in my position seldom finds
anyone to differ with him." complains
prominent New York financier.
there‘s one consolation in not
.‘l
“fell.
biting
Call
with
day.
a
stir n p
friends
opposition
‘most any
wholesome
and family
-._____
Some day the newspapers are minJ
.t‘lmher supply.
lmull-lull :Inklrs for pneumonia. quite
'GlNllllil
FII i'.Il’.’l‘~\\l‘1‘111131‘1'llll‘lllllVilllS\\'t‘l‘
ll» llll- llll' «llllll "\\'1lo “on till} pult‘e
t Illil It ill I is that oi “Hotels."
——o——-
,\ l'lt‘ll lll.lIl l'l'l'l'litl)' nllollll'll Six
.lhllllrl-Ir 5 ml of pulling on lil‘JlS. as
It \it'lt‘
~0—
|:lr‘l llll\ a lollnl: vtonlall with hair
Ill \Il-l~~lll huv. lJllH' skirt. \\lillt.‘ sweat-
V‘l, inn it stockings and a yearning to
know il.I\\' lililll)‘ colours lllt‘rt‘ \vwrc in
:l «llIIIullnnt. rcprou-d us (lllltt' violent-
I; s: ,. loid us our stun was getting
millionaireathe rest of us.
THIE BONUS TAXES .
levy new
11‘ Congress is obliged to
takes to pay a soldiers‘ bonus. per-
haps the latest proposals of the House
ways and means committee. come-
about as near being unobjectlonable
as any additional taxation could be
at. this time.
The people and inte rests concerned
will naturally kick about the tax on
undivided corporation profits. the
cent a gallon gasoline and 25 cents
horsepower for automobiles. the
”(‘1'
increase on cigarettes and tobacco.
documentary stamps, parcel postage
and amusemént tickets. The general
public may be disposed to tolerate
these levies out of gratitude for its
escape from worse ones.
threatened increase in letter postage
and astamp tax on bank checks.
Those are recognised as so trouble-
some and objectionable that- the tor:-
mcr was only endured patiently dur-
justif‘leli even by war conditions.
0
"Twenty-seven States Supply Woo
{or Pen to Sign Tracts." headlines theI
Peace. too,
the nation's
Herald.
hard
\\'ashington
set ms pretty on
.__.__
Nothing inconsistent in the court
ruling that it's legal to give :1. worth-
ll-ss check for bootleg booze. The.
booze is worthless too.
A bill to prohibit littering the high-
ways with. empty bottles is being
urged before a. committee of the
Massachusetts legislature. Now if the
boltb s “ere not empty—-
"Ne w England is coming back,"
sn) 8 a business expert. And here
most of us timer knew she'd been
away. i ‘ _.
_.,_.__.._..- _.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch blames
(lirllnokinl: the fact that people don't
u-t llIIl-llllloniu in their ankles.
, _. .-_._-__-.1
ill ill) Ford wants to sell a million
ll‘ilf‘lill‘N‘ this )'t'lll‘. And hi' can. if
l:~~‘ll lt'llll tlIl~ fllrnlrrs couple of
lllllilllt'll million dollars.
olillls
il.
especially l
BRITlSllfillllNfi "
l
thereby
tall-mus 9
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Allit
ABERDEEN, Stockholm, Feb. 15.
——German competition
ting into the tombstone business and
affecting the granite trade
which is one ofJAberdeen's leading in-
dustries.
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ll llllltll' -l lulpllull \\'lll"l' l’lll‘ tlll~ sports
l .-.u l'\ll :I l'll‘lllll' lIl' l\\ll \\I)lll(‘ll
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gl'illll slim“ :ll Manila-Inn Sllllul‘v tillrlil-Il
\-~'- I... ,Illlw..l.~l lilo linr "Hugs
.\\ llll ll \lllJl'll'Il .\lll Hill)" in lhe- ltlnl:
.li t‘. ll'l' II " Must :lll tll.ll l‘;lll 1w 507-11
ll' l'.o \\"l1|l'HlS.l \usl 4-\p.ill>l' ()1 ll-p:
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in l-l: Il< (lllL'lll lllI J.lllll.~< l‘. t'ulnu
Lib" In 'lll-n llI’\\SliUUilll and Ailltlll'lii“
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ulm llIIlIEt ll.t‘} :llc Jlldgvs ul’ “omen.
_—0._.
rotten. (Hill when we agreed with her
and refused to argue. she put on her
Ill-w llluu hat. and shoocd us out of
l\"" """l‘" "flying. “Bogono pest. ‘I have
.work'ttiflfi“,‘
~0—
If we were not so gallant we “\lld
tell llt't‘ nlllne. but that. would never
do. It would be like a “flash" of
"light" and then that would spoil
everything.
—0‘
It‘s a funny proposition. a. fellow
will be made a citizen, promise to
obey ever so many laws and all that
sort of thing. and then go out and
bust a couple looking for a. blind
tiger where he can down a few in cele-
brution. \Ve know. Vi'e were there.
ials.
have notified
impending cut'in wages.
SALVAGERS GOING
AFTER TREASURES
LOST IN SOUND
down
two Inl-lnl-v-rs of the crew.
lllt- l‘l"‘\\ \VO-l‘t‘ lll’.llliillll':lll\
tlll~ k-l‘ln'l‘ lvl' tlIl- llulit.
The turn ill touurli this cilv threw
his clzll'l Into the rough of the huge
.\l.l.‘~
Large English cities are reported to
be buying tombstones and even war
memorials from Germany
that are substantially
Aberdeen granite firms can
them while paying present wages.
- American
inc the war from a sense- of neceasxty‘ .
anad the other was never considered'once bought large quantities Of Ab?“-
at
wholesale agents
deen granite also are reported to have
purchased $50,000 worth
6 ' ston
manufactured
granite. .
In consequence
es from Germany.
from
Many
their workmen of
(Continued from Page One.)
The day that the sinking occurred:
was one ol
the stormiest in the
with a cargo of iron castings for the
Singer company.
Coming up the
morning of ilcccmber 14. ill one of the
worst. winll
known. the skipprr ot‘ the Tompkins
picked up what in
sound in
storms the sound
ill tell minutv-s with :l
The l'lllll'l‘ l.l1-in house of
is even cut-
rates
cheaper than
produce
who
of head-
these being
Sea ndlnavian
there has been 2.
great slump in orders received here
for tombstones and mortuary memor-
Aberdeen granite firms
his-
[110 early
has
thought was I‘en-
loss of;
('llhl-rs of
I‘rsclII-d ll}
boat was swept
“'aves rolled into the un
house and engine room.
and appearance similar
Cit-3'. was reposing on the
the sound. Mitchell relates.
bottom
formerly had headquarters in
Jewel-son; but is moving all
fects of this city and will establ
office here.
its
ish
of the 'l‘hompkins. will be accom
ed without difficulty on
tempt which will be within a m
The Thompkins. he says. will
brought to Bridgeport an
and recommissioned as a
to further other salvage opera
the sound.
Among the other known
lying on the sound bottom
with 800 tons of copper 3b
the steamer Lexington with
lion to the extent of 3
She sank seventy years ago.
0nd boat to be tackled by the salva
will be the steam canaler.
lying on: Norwalk in 45
She has been located an
' marked with buoys.
Mitchell. who is 3
Steve
gineer. states that wit
he will be able to salvage coal at
a ton. lie figures that at lens
of the 350.000 tons in sunken
the. sound can be salvaged.
His equipment is valued
$12,000 and his
hers seven men.
Much of the blame
raise the Thompkins on
he places on the severe
“_......
graduate
an
at
including a
for the failure
- '
llle said the storm arriv
launltcu bout had been
tory of sound shipping. according to
local workmen. All shipping was he— SHI‘THC? and pumps were being Sgt L0
hind harbor. except the Thompkins. work.
whose cuptuin ventured to continue -,-.-———-—-—-—-—-'""‘—"
his trip up the Sound to Bridgeport, 3‘AXY “’ORKING DAYS 11:23:50
LONDON. Feb. 1 5.—4Al)0ut
suit of labor disputes
Kingdom last year. says
Gazette. This is the greatest loss
working time from that cause eve
times that of
than thrcc
lield ”va light. In reality it. was
Stratford Shoals. miles out of his The number of workers involved was.
course that he saw. III making the about 1.500.000. _ l
turn for this (‘it_\- which I”. thoughtl This compares with :1 loss of flow;
was close by the Thompkins. the prac_ j llllll,lIoll working hours ill 19:0 when .
tit-:illl' new slimmer \vns cnqnlfed in 'llbollt 2.000.000 workers were In-;
llll- ll‘lllllzll (if llllL’P “7‘“; 111111 “.9“! \lll\t't1 111 lilbOl' (115211108 1
Head-rhea. from slight (‘oids
l.;l\'ulive DRUM” Ql'lxlxii
relieve the Haedaclu- by
l‘oid.
strovcr. The genuine
nature of E. \\'. Grove.
the .
Isl-t llRUMt l.) 30c.—~ Adv.
CLEAN , UP SALE
0n Women's and Misses Coats, Dresses, Suits and} Hillimry.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town.
THE
33 South Main Street
PARIS
South Nor-walk
ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS AGO
covered deckf
and in less
than ten minutes the steamer in 51%
to the Park]
The company a closed corporation
' Port
According to Mitchell. the salvage
piish—
the next. at-
onth.
d overhauled
mother ship
tions in
treasures
is a barge .
card. and
gold bub =
4,000,000 aboard.
The sec-
gene
3. C. Austin, .
feetrof water. L
(1 its position
ns Institute and a mechanical en-
h his wrecker
31.00
t a third
boats in l
but
wrecking crew num—
diver I
the first try.
storm which.
raised havoc along the coast last week.
cd just as the
brought to the
i000 working days were lost as the re-
in the United
the Labor
r 1‘0-
‘cordcd in the British Isles and is more
last year.
Tablets
curing the
A tonic laxative and germ dc-
lll-ars the sig-
(lle sure you
of:
et-
an
be
M...
of
w
tol
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of
N OW’ IS THE TIME TO PLACE YOUR
ORDER FOR THE SPRING DELIVERY
CHEVROLET CARS
1—“490” Touring . . . . . ..
1—“490” Roadster ......
1—“490” Sedan .........
1——“490" Coupe ..... ..
1—“490” Light Delivery ..
F. B. Touring“ . . .. ........
“ “ Roadster
“ “ Sedan ........
...........
...... flu...
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...-.....una.
Coupe.............
The above terms can be arranged at.
. . . . $592.50 Delivered
$592.50 Delivered
$962.90 Delivered
$962.90 Delivered
$582.50 Delivered
..... $1,075.00 Delivered
$1,075.00 Delivered
$1,705.50 Delivered
$1,705.50 Delivered
...-unau-
Austin’s Garage
' PHONE 1959
h
" Special
: Standard Quality
_0—
Some one once asked us who we
sprung from. meaning who our ances-
tors Were. Father—i. 8., Hagan Syl-
vester 0’Dell.——got qulté wrathy and
declared "The O'Deils spring from no
V
one. they spring at ‘em."
_0—
Monker Grotto must be getting jeal-
ous. Here a couple of fights were put
on at. last Wednesday's Norwalk-
ker is retaliating with the staging of
a wrestling match—or at least it pro—
"uses to turn out that. way. Ward
tVan Alstyne is getting in practice and
to print a. sensational story about a.
movie star who has been happily
married for years. to one mate, and.
intends to remain so. and has never
.been involved in a scandal or crima
O
A \Veat Virginia chemist says
has discovered a soap that will pro-
duce a "safe. semipermanent foam"
on the top of soft drinks. This will
“rely appeal to devotees of the old-
:Iashmned “tub-0’ suds."
-_...—_-
A mad dog ill Vi'aterhury. ‘Conrl..
‘ . the other day hit a 3.8.1't'et car. thus an-
.wering the old question,
W‘wouid a dog chasing a. street car do
with tlll- car if he caught it?"
' gttorneygenrvrlll
aster general ?
more than a post-
- .-l‘flhlgx.‘
ho-
“What
Doesn't the 1110\1‘“ business need an
has greased the. badge! his head so
that he can slip. out; of head-locks
easily. >
H. O'D-
BAD FISIH'NG SEASON
SYDNEY, N. 8.. Feb. 14.—-—The Cape
reton fisher folk report that 1921
was the worst in the history of their
business, bad weather and low prices
combining to make the fisherman's
lot unhappy. ‘
The total value of the 1921 catch is
estimated at $316,500 less than that.
«of the previous year, while losses in-
clude one trawler. one motor boat.
2220 lobster traps and one lobster fac-
tory burned.
During the year three small
seis and 240 boats were added to the
‘fleet.
k
ves: I
I
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Kaycey game, and now tonight Mon- .
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LINE-H R GS
Bestful beauty: unegnglted wear, sanitary and dust-resisting. moth-
proof. flat-13.138. and moderate priced are a. few of the
place Kiearflax Rugs and. Carpeting. entirely in a class by
virtues that
themselves.
And the first reason is becanse- they are made inside and. out.
warp and filling entirely of linen, the most remarkable fabric (for
' beauty and wear) that grows.
They are untrained, wgg'woren entirely different from‘any other
kind. They are made 0.1513.
and resttuiness so ideally lend themselves to any.
scheme oi- decoration.
bountiful one-tone colors whose mun
interior color
They are so beautlfiiband so moderate: imminefamd so. adaptable
for every rug purpose.
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'To close out
’ Values upto $25.00 .. ’
BOSTON STORE
Double Header Thursday Sale
Two Big Features
NOTHING TO COMPARE WITH THIS DOUBLE FEATl'ltl‘,
BARGAIN ‘
Yard Wide Fruitéof-the Loom Muslin
7 yards wide . 99c
Special..... .....
Yard Wide Brown Muslin
...........99(:
27-Inch Colored Outing Flanneis
.. 99c
1,000 Yards. Russia. Crash T'lweiing
105'al‘ds.'............ ..... ....99C
200 Dozen Heavy Huck Towels
W99c
100 Dozen Bleached Turkish Towels
4 for ......................... 99c
8 yards ...........
9 yards .. ..... .........
250 vs lite.
‘lflc value.
9 for
1,000 Yards 36-Inch Linen Finish Indian
Head
Best Quality: 300 value. 99
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1.000 Extra—Barge Turkish Bath Towels
Byarlls. .................
........99c
value.
3 flIl'
59c
For Comfortable filling.
price $5.00 . . . .
2,000 Pillow Cases
45x30. full Lillaclled; 49c value.
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Plaid Blankets
$4.99
Full 11ml Size; worth $7.00 pair.
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36-Inch Black sfién
”Wail: 31.33. . . . . . . . .. . . . 99c
40-Inch Black Satin Charmeuse
B““‘¥§$‘§ 3331?." $3332; .... . $1 .99
54-Inch All Wool Jersey Cloth
$1.99
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All the new shades
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Wool Crepe
new weave for spring; 40 inches wide, all
the new shades. Regular $
1.49
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$2.00 value . . . . . ml... . ...”, .93.,
$1.59
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Women’s Muslin Gowns
Cut. full size 69 c
Special
$5.98 Georgette Blouses
All the new shades $3 99
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Odds and Endsrof women’s Sweaters
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Flannelette Gowns
Full size
concrete-IOQIOCCI
Special .........
La Reine and Royal Worcester Corsets
Values up to $2.50
Special
99c
.fi .‘ La Resists and Bon Tonfiorsets
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., Odd Qt Brassieros e
Lace and embrdidéry trim‘ined
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New Cretoiines
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39c“
24x36 Congoleum Mal~
Special
3 mats for ...............
99c
99c
99c
Curtain Scrims
Lat-e edge
5 .Vlll‘tls
_ 27x54 Log Cabin Rugs
Special
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5-I.nch Ribbons
Morie and fancy: all silk. IM- \.2
:1 )‘ds. ................
99c
Wool
_ 99
New Bramley Collar and (all Syn
silk. I
990
lawn
Men's Plain Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs
99C
Women‘s Heavy Weight. Fleece Lima“
Vests and Pants
99 c
Vi'omen's \Vool Stockings
...... 99::
Men's Outing Flannel Work Shll'i‘
Women's ‘and Children's Lon:
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$1.50 \‘allll‘
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3 l‘t’l'
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No. 7 Corn Brooms
Good quality
Regular $1.93 .................
£3
25 lb. White Enamel Flour Cantu:
Regular $1.25
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Tea Cups arid Saucers
\Vhitc and gold (ll‘C‘Ol'allt'llh
5 cups and saucers . . ..
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.99
Large Size Heavy Galvanized Iron Foul
Tubs
.. ..... .. 99c
Earthenware Casserole Baking Dishes
With m’ckle frame $1 8C;
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Regular price $3.00 ....-.,.,. . . . .
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3 Qt. Size Mirror Aluminum Sauce Pa’r ’:
‘ .896
With cover
Regular price $1.45 .. . ...;. ., mum
. Wall Cofiee Mill With Glass Container
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Will. hold one pound. 0f co ee $1.39
Re‘gular $1.75 . . . . . .m.m.m
Lam Size Bottle, Liquid Veneer
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4c.
‘Talues up to $2.00 3;": - -n;u- - o’o o'o I
996 f
Celluloid aid! Metal Bag Frames
‘ 96
111% up to Q9&
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Shetland Floss
Odd colors to close out at
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Regular price $1.25
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6 balls
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