. there i: something- lacking in the :phiL.
E SOUTH NORWALK’
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
J AMEB GOLDEN
E. L & A L. GOLDEN, Props.
SATURDAY, FEB. 25, 1922
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bun rises 6 :34, setsfi :.40
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BIWN‘IO DIRECTORY.
Old ‘Vell Lodge. No 108 I“. and A.
I. meets in Masonic building. Soutn
loin Elrt‘tt lst and 3rd Tuesday 0!
«on month, July and August except-
ed. at 3 o'clock. All Muster Masons
Ordially and fra’tcrna‘lly im med
KURT. J. WALSH. W. M.
IKOBI'R'I‘ M. WILCOX11
utter Chapter No. 38. R. A. .‘
.8215 in Masonic Temple. South Main
meet. the 2nd and 4th Tuesday: at»
ouch month at 8 o'clock July 11nd
must excl-upttd All 1!. A. Liaisons
,Sec Y.
' if hupplncss is taken in the sense in
The Interference of Radical Leaders
of Both Capital and Labor
By HENRY J. ALLEN, Governor of Kansas.
1
‘CONNEC'I‘E-UT MEN ,
woN “PURPLE new,
Continued on Page Eight)
and Sergeant Elijah Churchill or the
Second Continental Dragoons. which
was also a Connecticut regiment.
i The Purple Heart Badge Was es-
tabllShed. the story says. by General
I
—
today.
between capital and labor. Such u
had materialized».
The question then would have
We could then sit and say to
Industrial squabbles are the worst menace which this country faces
Kansas faced the same situation two years ago and met it
successfully with an industrial tribunal 'for the settlement of disputes”
of the nation today would bring industrial peace.
We have passed through an industrial crisis which was settled tem-
poran'ly by the railroad *labor “board. Of course, settlement of any strike
is a good thing, but personally I would have been glad if the rail strike
rule, and I believe that there was enough Dutch courage in thiacangress
to have passed legislation calling for an industrial tribunal.
cannot'settle your quarrels without bringing civil war on the helpless
public, than this government will do it for you.”
George ‘X‘Vashington in a general or-
der or March 17$ 1. The general'
order followa:
"The general ever desirous to cher—
ish a virtuous ambition in his sol-
diers. as well as to faster and en-
courage every species of military
' merit, directethat whenever any sin-V
guiarly meritorious action is per-
tformed. the author of it shall >be-per-
mitted to wear on his facings over
the left breast the figure of a heart
in purple cloth or silk. edged with
narrow lace or binding. lgot only in-
stances of unusual gallantry. but also
..
‘9.
tribunal placed on the statute books.
l
been whether the government would
’ full. follows:
!
FRAXKLI‘N SCHOOL NOTES
The birthdav of George Vi’ashington *
was commemorated at the Fridav .
The program. in
.mornlng assemblies.
All assemblies
Hymn—All.
Bible Selection—Principal Brunjen.
Lord's Praver~AlL
Salute to the Flag.
Star Spangled Banner—~All.
Seventh Grade Assembly
8003,1110 Stan of Washington and
Lincoln—«Smell girls from Room ‘50.
6.
Reading. Rules for Behaviour by
George Washingtonafielen Nash.
Reading. 'Washington's Greatness~— ‘
Benjamin Mangels. L
Washington‘s Reverence —— Hannah
Tobin. -,
Reading. The Honest Boy—Mary
Halasz
Eighth Grade Assem‘hly
Washington Same—Maurice Bossone
our Washington—~Heien Talmtch.
a
of extraordinary fidelity and essen—
tial- service in any way shall meet
' with a due lewd. Before this favor!
can be conferred on any man, the
particular fact, or facts. on which ill
‘is *0 be grounded must bet set fodh
to the commander-in—chlef accompa-
nied with certificates from the loom-
intending officers of the regiment and
labor and to the employer, “If you
v
create a heaven on earth? That is.
which it usua’lly is taken, meaning the
selfish happiness of the individual.
One attribute more is needed. Sev-
eral groups of people would calb lt
“low." Others might call it "sacri-
fice." H. 0. Wells calls it “the good-
will ln man." Social workers call it.
. 'lted.
“I'dlulb and frattxm llly in\ ‘
CLARENCE A. BROW'h.
l‘. S. LYON Secretary.
--—-——'
(01'4“ M03] 2‘ (UK THIS!“ DEATH.
(By Ne “loll Hurrrlsnn Rpmiul (HOMES-I
poplin-Ill.)
A famous judgc mlc- naked: "13 it
an anlmtlu to sound on ll dock. with
humls nml not throw
a ro‘n- lll \'l"ll H,
un ('lltl. to :l mun nil-ownlng, near by!
You llil\!~ m w r NI'I'lI him lwt'orr. He
Is a strung-r ”r dot->4 not know you.
and in :l h uul .‘N'HB'N. you nu- hilll
notlllnl: lllll Is that all I'm-re is to it .'
anr you lln- right in Maud |-_\‘ ulld
N4 llilll llil-I' > '
\'\'ll.ll “()lllll lliu npiniun (ll )Our,
fril-mls l--. ll llll') S;|\\ ll. :llul kllc\\‘l
\‘flll luul-I lmxl sun-l .'I llh- lull would:
T10!" \\ll.ll u'mllll llll' ()pllllun ()f (iv-l
4‘01” lll'll .m-l “mu-ll hr. of lht'lll’
N‘l\t‘.\. ll lll~\ ”mill ll7l\t' put our
illt'll' lmnll.» Lllltl Mqul Inn-z, “llhonl
:lln‘ lzrl-nl ll'tlllllll or >:ll r'll'll-l- to llll'lll-
{win-sf
'l‘lu- lltlll’lll‘h‘ lll l klullll. surpass lllt‘
\tilllasl Nlllll'll ul' llll llllzlgzlllnliml.
N0 “mm-ll lll IIH Slllllllt‘l‘ll :llstr‘ll‘w.
“lulu Ill: :I:,~ Ill llllll’lll'll ll:l\l lN'llI
ml \Ilv‘ 'l'll‘ ‘l‘lu-Ir :ln lulu i’lllwlm-
lfilllllllll. In \\llnlll lllOIl illltl ('llllllI-x
lll||\l In ll\l'l| 'I'lnll‘ lllnlilt-l'h‘ ill"
fill-ml .lll'l lulll I-l'IH :llll lllh \tllll-
Hllnud \\lll|l Nllllllli (nuns, \\llll “-
mzlrln tun tlur Hnuw \\'l|| nil-H. (lull
Ill-Ir plllllll \\ll|ll‘ rum-y. will l-l- so-vll
illIluIll lint llulr lllilllH Il:l\‘l~ lll‘Ukl‘ll
.‘illll th- \lIll'I'}: ul llltll' «'hllilrl-xv r'lll
for [In In lll \.l|ll :
ll IN It [HIIIOlI l‘rnnl :lIllllmvlln
H()|ll‘l"’?~ lllllt, L'Evlylmll lllrll lllul- llt‘t'll
lllll'tlr-l-ll \luln \\'t‘l’t' llu'll lhrnull'
inluthr \\:llll' .lllll llu- l‘l\o‘lh‘ (‘lel
lhril' lHNlltH nu llll slump-,1 lmnltal
(Mu :l.l\l I'lltlll";lllllllt‘¢l. llllll.>lllf~ Hi4-
l'vumlr nl l "lH- Nllllll llll‘ll \ulllll-ll‘
:llul lulu.»~ lll lllm L.|l.ll l.lllll m [H'
l‘r‘l\, ‘llt' auullll: llll»\ll|n u! lllls l‘IIV—I'
drum-(ix (llllllllll‘ll fillll‘o‘ l'.’l\_ ;.llluv-‘
low-s ll» \lulnlll'nllm I' .llu< In:
sN-lll |>Il<sllll~ "'|lu- \\:ll' l\ Il\l’l,”|
\Ivr s.l\. '\\|.\ HlI-l lulu .ltlll lll‘h‘lllll' :
1lllII
It I“ lulllllJllt'! lulu .lllll :lll llllll'l‘<
n-lll lllll'H\ Hm! l.IH" .4 ll. l'hiIl/n.
1m“. 4m Am: lll‘.lll>: lllltl' l'slulul H. (‘lel-
mu Innuk llu llillllllll.lll()l| «ll Mlu'lll
1 u\\.ll<l'\ run! I" l‘NlHll‘lll llllll‘dl-lza
Almlll 'llllll pm’l'ulllx‘ ll:l\t lwl-ll l'l
purlul Mum- l'."\. ll.|\|ll‘.: inllvsrl‘llu
:lllll- miwr) .|l|(l «ll llll Ill! lll'll’ unkn-
"II I.“ (In :ll'tl rmulh (ll tho \\'lll"."
1n-nllll' 3.1}. Quill- ll'ur. lllll till nltvr-
nmlll, \xlmsv Sllllll \\‘l|l rl-llmlu Mood-
“(l for uvllvrnlimls 'I‘llr \\:ll‘ lluA
IltlllllllL' lo [10 \\|lll ll lmlzl) It 1-;
\villl'lll ('rurll)‘ :lml llré-ltl'llvtion who»-
wit-rpl'l'l'ulul’s. ll' plum lllll It Hill? of
ilu-lr own ll\(‘lll('lllt‘, would my for
incrt‘y on llll‘ll“llf‘lltl('ll knees.
l'krzl'lnv, fur ll\\.‘ll. ir-l not lnl-l‘ll)‘ :l
:llumv. It in :l plum) \\'ll(‘l‘t' .lv\\s llil\"
horn lllllf‘lll‘l‘Ptl by Illt‘mrulllds. ll ls'n
plum», \Vllt‘l't' thousands upon thous-
ands (.ll‘ .lt'VVlHll lnulhvl's llnvc passed
rtlll'oulrll \VOI‘S!‘ llllln «ll-nth. until death
M is; :l llll'HNlll‘: :lntl lllit‘l' It is a
gnaw w-lliro BHUUOO orphans cry for
dheir mothers in vain. l‘ amine has
mz-Ilml tho "vsh from tho -tr little
bones and their l’nccs are stumped
with misery and pain.
The Jewish citizens of this City will
not spare themselves in making every
(effort to renclvml'd pass their quota.
It is not a (“million of creed, but all"
humanity. Lot cvaone help that
"on. whether ch or Gentile, for in
this case. llke that of Belgium during
the war it means. either our help or!
they die.
Do not stand by. like the ‘nlnn oni
the dock. with tho ropc in your hands.
and watch the other telldw drown.
No one can make you save him. but.
the whole purpose. of existence is malt,I
eve-n that of our great. American
Commonwealth, unless humanity is
always shown. when the other poor
l's-llow is down.
It is a case now of "Your mney
or their death." Choose!
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HEAUI‘H. “'I'ZAIII‘H. HAPPINESS
A man writing to a newspaper on
the subject of mental healing makes-
this interest-lug point: '
'On this earth we are in need of
Just three things—dictum. wealth and
happiness. Wlth them three nttri-j
lnltes developed out! nctlve in a life or
indlvldunl, I would any that. one would
the Wflllv-halnllmd to line the earth Alto.
Wu :1 them- tluthn are taught in our
schools and churches-40!- it is sci-i
entitle and hull nothing to do with re-
”1153011 and chemist-aye shall hams
bratty l'hOOd and cuvcrl on earth. to;
"it sin a universal
cult. id .1 that someone can hand you
Amculrll. wealth or llapplnesa. it": 535
yours when you untold.“ from wlfilin
‘Jour 0““ being."
‘Wlth the Izut scntl lu‘c
thoughtful louder pill agree.
o
every,
’But
mph}. npnc the loss. Arc health.
youth and happiness really enough to,
' the World to make the great renuncia-
rply the idea to Sunday automoblllsts.
about whether or not it protects the
caching. Get .rid of?
"community service.” It is the thing
which has led the great teachers of
:tlon of the means to health. Wealth
and happiness in order to serve man—
kind.
If happiness is-understood as im-
posslhle of attainment without this
mrlflcing of self to the common good.
thou ht .lllh. wealth and happiness are
enough. Tim the urge which is not
satisfied with today. which points over
to the future. compelling people to
plow and sow seed which not they but
their (lost-mutants may harvest. is the
factor which. in any philosophy of
lift. must not be forgotten.
O
:Migade to Which the candidate
'mward belonged. or other incontest—
able proofs. and upon granting it.
the name and regiment of the person
with the action so certified are to be
enrolled in the book of merit which
“Will be kept at the orderly office.
lMen ‘who have. merited this last dis-
‘tlncdon to he suffered to pass all
guards Tand' sentinels which officers
SENHNEL
READERS’ WEWS'
“"IDENING OF “’AIQL STREL‘I‘.
Norwalk. Conn.. 2 22- 22 are permitted to do
lldltor Sentinel: - “The road to glor\ in a patriot
I was more than faxorabl} impross- army and a free count“‘ is thus open
ed to see such an intellectual lot of to all—this order is also to ha“:
mcn that Were at the town meeting. retrospect to the earliest stages of
It showed me that thcx were alive to the war and to be considered as a
the well being of our beautiful cit). permanent one."
The widenlng of “'31! shoot is pro-l Mon Raoul Lines
ballly the biggest “bomb shell" ever Sergeant Churchill won his badge
for;
mthy Caldwell.
the following nominees addressed the
:pupils asking for their support in the
coming general organization elections:
K‘la rence Haakerud.
and Ward Haves.
the President. Beeman Part.
Reading.
Jeanette Bennett.
Reading. An Estimation of Wash-
install—Charles Ward.
(Henry Cabot Lodge)
Reading. Extract from “'ashing-
ton' 8 Farewell Address—Allen Amen.
mm Grade Assembly
woman—Ernest Bennett.
George Washington~Ruth
halter
fieading—«Beeman Feet.
Beading. AVirginia Planter—Dor-
At the close of the formal program
President—Eve rett Bulkel) and
’V‘lce- President —- Elizabeth Scofield
monetary -——- Dorothy Austin and
Margaret Janis.
The nomineees were introduced .by
thrown in their camp. It certainly is for gallant service in two raids with- .
ll big undertaking. but if proper. in the ”British lines. both directed by
methods are pursued we cw retolu- Major Talmadge who Was in charge
tionizc the town. and the means of of the mung“ intelligence work.
getting people to lake a better inter-ig‘he .firsi was at Fort St. George on
est in all that pertains to our city. .1,ong Island whore a fort was
There is no use in our 101.11: at this stormed and taken and destroyed. as
thing unless it is gone at in right way. well as a ship and over 300 tons of
If property is cut 011. there will be hay. all in less than twenty-four
('AS FRANCE PAY?
l’l'mn extravagant praise of France.
lht' Allll'l‘lCIlll fashion seems to hux'l'
lurnml to extravagant criticism. It is
wall to avoid oxlrvml-s in this us ln'
other matters, and son facts as they
:lrr. “‘ith :lll'I-‘rance's [nulls of rc-
m-lll commission. thorn is at good (lo-:ll
tn ln' said {or her.
Home of tho l‘l‘(‘t’lll llltul‘ks lllflllt‘ on
l-‘rnnr-v- in this lllllllll‘) lur llrl' fulhll-c
tn p:\\ llt’l' “2w tltli‘ lo lll“ l'llill‘ll
Slwll a" sv'rnw lo ussnlllt- (lull Frllnl’l
:llllv la» |l:\ if Nht- out)
In, :lllll 'll' slll- “lllllll l;l\
lu-oplo‘ nu rah- v-llulll to. and llilllgtl Ill-r
“Ill’ dl-M :lnll lllllilllt‘t‘ her lullvlgvl
'l'l-zll nun snllllll emu rllmlull. u! this
:llslnllm' .\s :l lllulto-l (ll' furl. llu»
Hull l'llllll'lll tun-s Ill l-‘l'ullr‘t‘ IIII\\'
“mount to 1\ [NW t'l'lll nl‘ lln- lullinlml
int-(lull, :Ill'l llu- ll\l-l’:l;:l lllt‘tllllt‘
t‘w- Frrllt‘ll [ll-uplv pl‘l’ (uplln lll
|..~.-l l purle-ll \t‘lll' “as Hill) 5201?-
'I'lu- ;l\- lzllzv American Hllllllll' l‘ur
1hr :lullc your \\‘:ls.$(if_’u Dt‘l‘ cupltu.
ulvvl .\ll‘l"lll'i.|n‘i wen-«v puking tlw mn-
rlvlmrlll nllh S Pt‘l' toll! of their lll-
In How of llu- lllllllbll' lllls
ul-ultlu' country is luning in pa) ~
its rc-lutivvly small taxes and lull-
ils own llllllgct. our crillvs
lw :l lltlll- morv (‘llitl‘lffllllt‘
France.
is luslly
l5
prrlm‘l |\
wallh-ll lll‘l'
(ll.
1]!“
(will:
lIlL'.
in};
{I‘ll mu
llllulll
ll‘llulll
l"l'2lllt'l‘
lnllilur)
huurur. insist
ut‘t‘llfi't'd of Humor: N-
l-xpl-ustn The Film h.
Hill! “\0‘!) if tllt-ll
“lmllv military establishment \u-l'l-
:llmllslllll 1‘ which is llll‘HlsSllle““Nll”
1hr) ('(Illltl not mm‘l (‘lll‘l‘t‘lll expensvs
“llllOlll raising taxation. and they do
nut 5M how lll")' can pay any mnrt-
luvlc. 'l‘llis, obviously. is all the more
nuson for auxin: :lll (fin? can l»:
sun-ll on military t-xprnllitllrv: lull ill
l'l-l‘lulxlll’Wlm's look as if l-‘rum‘r- is
in ln- pltiml than censured. I
._.____._~.
RADIO RELIGION.
lllxnloor Gulf (‘lub lll Chicago
l».- gnim; to have religious services ut
the club llt'xt season. A “lrclcss l‘l'-
('t‘l\’lllg‘ station will be installed on the
veranda. llnd conncction established
will; some ol.‘ [110 Church pulpits in the
cit). so that tho lncmhcrs can enjoy
sermons and prayers while the are
resting l)"t‘VC(‘n games. without having
thc worship interfere with the golf.
"( ll‘ course we can't take the golfers
to church.“ explains the president of
the club. “but we can and will take
the (‘hfirch to golfers."
It's good of him. to be sure. And
the next step will probahlv be to ap-
“Ill \
lllUl'l'
" l
The '
Just lit up the little old car with a
wi reless rcceiv el —they're getting
plcntlt’ul and cheap now—and hook
up wlth the church. and the family
can start out for a Sunday spin and
picnic in the blissful consciousness of
doing its rcllgious duty.
Indeed. it may come'to such a pass
that it won't be necessary for' the pas-
tor hlmsclf to go to church. because
his whole congregation will be out
golfing or driving. He can just
“broadcast" his sermon from his
study, or from some spinning flivver
or clubhouse veranda.
The collection may offer di'fiTcultiea
in that case. How can they take up
collections by wireless?
_______..____
We'll. utter 4a blg rumpus. it's set.-
tled now that the four-power treaty
doesn't protect the Japanese maln-
land. that 'nabody‘iin saying lunythlng
mtmllan and New mama main-
land.
——-—'———-.—_————.
When all's said and done. :tbere’a a.
lot more money being made in soft
drinks than‘dn boot-188m.
Labor and capital me inning
enough to agree in some industries—
alsonrp plan to hold up inequality.
magnum .say 'L‘the Nam: We is}
moving around. We always supposed
‘Pearyilad naileczu gm. .1
War scares. exter- ' all are :m'oatly:
scare-crows. Recognized for
they are. there’s no harm in them.
best resultl.
its worth. and it would be u long and ,mllcs northeast
,tedlous job before we could proceed
at all. The only fcasublc and pruo- and a goodly quantity of ammuni-
tlcal way out a straight line lion and stores. as well as twenty—
:from Watt-r Street to Mill Hill and one prisoners captured.
lulu- ull lhl- land the PH) llt't‘dh‘. It BI'IHVII at YUl'ls‘lHTIl
“null! then lit-lung to lhq- (-lt}. ~~Alll Sergeant llrown won his: prize at
'llulvllillrs of suits olllllvrzlll-ll. :llltl \\'c:\'0rklo“ll. In an assault on a Brit—
.I'Illlltl l‘vvl (‘Unllurlzllilt‘ and go at the lsll rl-duulll. Svrgeanl Brown‘s party
illlultlr
\\l'll‘1|l Ulll' ll:l('l§.“
'l'lll-lv is not ”H Imurl «it-Illll llutlfiill'l'vrs to (‘llI u“:ll llu- “halls and‘
\\'l‘:ll lln- Lillll (‘nuld ln- dispose-«l nl’ for-“Winch tlu- olelacln-s. llut carried his
most any pl'lt‘e within reason the city men ovrr all the obstruction; and into!
I:lNlu-ll for it. as it is (In most dosirnhlu llu‘ rulouhl in the lure of :l murder—
pivu- m lulu] m llw city and not doubt [Gus firr. Tlu- British seem to have
sumo- nulslalrr would by mall to pm uplbeén (‘Ontused ll} this llnrthicul pen
building: in vow-r tlw whole length. H'orlllnncc :lllll lllo- rrllouhl was rap—
”,;.1 would Q'nlllf‘lllsll u". (‘lLV and 1... turn! in loss than u quarter of an hour
:l l‘lxing :ld\"l‘llfs‘Plllt‘lll in our town. I“"h 5‘11““ ‘055 l“ ”l" StOrmtTfi
..lnll silo“ outsiders that wa- \\Q to pro—I
4\\Ulllll m-l-«l to put u lt‘liilllll‘lg wall int];Hush ”rm“- in Nb“. ank Cit)". Once
1hr 11‘“? HIV] mulu- lh.- (ll‘lllll of tho WHM” h" found H implsslhlv ‘0 “EN l
(H11. and fur 0v: 1' :l 3le he 897‘\ (-d as
lots svll’l-yirnl l'ur
[lll‘L
‘ln as litur-
' Russians to capture the Persian cupi- 1
what ’ gulsed army.
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Advertise in the Sentinel for the ante." Eudently though the "
innummer‘able law suits. and 1590918 hours. The second was at Fort
will want all 0" more than Dmlll’rb'.8longo.‘whlch was about t’orl}'~eight
of Brooklyn. on the
The for! was captured
north shore.
first to «lush l'oruurll illltl the
nut \vnil upon the
|\\MS 1hr
bran» sergeant (lid
and 13ml Hm :llll-l‘llgl-llt lit-uglin-
sflxcll ax Sm
le-Hslu- and create 0! lmnlll for utll 1 Screw “"t 1““"““n 11") l’ul‘p!P
city. Heart for work within the British
lines. Flo went in in August, 1781 to
(‘t-rlllllll) the land uuultl fell-ll more
than “1m! it must ".I (H course w“ ‘SPPIII‘? fit-lulled information as to the
:l 20ml slzwl block. ‘ p ,
Hcrvul‘lln task as it :1 llrltlsh Sfilillt'r When he (lid mnkv
looks. It will lh. hug-st ndu-r_ i m PEN-“S frnm tho llrltish lines. Scr—
L'l‘lllll llissel “(is .‘llllt‘ t0 ghe- “PM lul
llso mo- m lll: ll Norunlk “ill ru r ll. no
nnd lm the means of bringing into lour‘ \\.lshlm:tml il‘\.llnalulc information as
to llzv llxllish strength. position and
I“) lots or p: oplc that “c “Ollld nm-
l-r luluv 11ml other-“luv. Let us not also. .‘0 Eh" mum”! diagrams or the
out our lilPl‘flllll’0 and spread it hrond- fnrllflcrltions. I
cast. ~l:n\\'imr all the mlunllnlzvs .\'or-
ll ls not such
it
lu-
ullnl sumo ll
special prices and we taking advant-
late (so fine in mixture thal it does
away with the regular "sickening taste '3.
fillWEN’S suit:
The candy specials at Golden's Con—
fectionery store are becoming very
popular indeed. Folks realize lull well
that quality candies are oflered at '
age of it. This week-end specials are
as follows: Pineapple hearts coated in >
the finest grade of sweet chocolate at .
49c per pound. and delicious dates
stuffed with lresh roasted French Al-
Washington s “Birthday _._. ;
Wax-bu"
.1 .
if
Washington 5 Service to Governor‘
sumo”. FEB. 25.1922
m-Ma-mmw.m
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Moderately priced at 83.00
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moods. coated in a bitter sweet choco-
so usual with chocolate covered
fl‘ullS)'—“Th9 more you cal the more
you want.“ special at 49c per pound.
Golden's Quality ice Creams in
popular flavors is the best to be had.
Finest assortment ol‘ molds for fancy
ice cream forms for parties. \veddings.
913.. in town «also moulds of indirid-f
ual toys for ice cream forms for chil‘ ,
dren'r- parties Tours for quality.
Located in The"Mahackemo Block at .
South Norwalk.»Adv.
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purists and ham" sllrs and tho wonder.
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Jute
Handicraft
Ludlow Crochet Twine from
which any number of practical
and artistic articles can be
easily made. such as school or
knitting bags. slippers. rugs.
sewing baskets. sola cushions.
sport hats andmany others.
The
colors.
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Ludlow Twine in large balls
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88 Washington Street
Comic Opera Invasion
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Of Persia by Army " WaShmg‘ton Street
South Norwall‘u:
fiisguised as Women
lAliL'. Azerbaijan. Feb. 25.—One
or the recent Communist attempts to
invade Persia and capture Teheran.
its capital had most of the elements
01 a comic opera.
The little army of 200 Georgian ln~
\aders masqueraded as Persian wo-
men by wearing loose \ells and other
clothing of women over their uni—
forms.
The queer appearance of the exped
dttlon aroused the suspicious of the :
“Cheka” when it reached Busch, a?
Persian Sea. and the whole outfit was .
arrested and taken back to Békulor
examination. 4
Released. the invaders net outfit
afresh and advanced into the noun. , '
talns half way to Te‘heran where the ’;
peasants arose- against them and I
drove them out. l
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and many lines of broken
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prices for elegance.
put forward to be sacrificed.
There are union suits,
vct Sport hats, kn'itted wear, stumped pieces for
embroideryfeth 4111 marked at ridiculously low
Look for these bin-gm on our center tildes.
Is. Over
and odd lots have been
nndmvear, corsets, vel.
The exploit is celebrated even her-cf
among the many mad political and
mllltary ad\entures which schaflmer- ,
ized the struggle of the British and l ‘
tal.
It was headed by Slmoyak Pha- -
kadze. who conceived the bruliantl :
idea .01 the mas'querade and minim..-
maintains that his. plan was a. good"
one. He'is a son-ln-law or erv
the once celebmted‘Russlan monk ?
who was murdered after having at.-I
talued ascendancy over the Russian!
court. i
A Georgian by birthlhewwas tor A?"
time a hanger-on at the Petrograd
court but joined the Communict‘movea‘t'
Mimi-916 and thus escaped the3
rate that he might otherwise have out-
Waco: mucus-infimml-t
circles.
He came here with the red tide in
the. spring of 1920'. helped to over»...
film the Win mobile and;
then undertook his wild scheme to in-
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