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In! IATURE ALMANAO FOB
TOMORROW
I High tide 10- :01 a .111., 10:‘ .39 p. 111.
Sun rises (S- :00, sets 6 0.3
.—
The Associated Press is exclusively:
.ntitled to the use for publication of'
In news dispatches credited to it or
”t otherwise in this paper and also
local news published herein.
All rights of publication or special
Matches herein are also ”served.
smsomc numerous.
A St 1ted Communication of. Old
Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M.
will he held at its rooms Tuesday eve-
ning. Mar. 21st, 1922, at 8 oclock.
“ark—F. C. Degree.
All Master Masons cordially and
Iraternally invited.
Fraternally yours.
‘ 110111 J. \VALEEI. W.
Attest:
ROBERT M. WILCOX.
Secretary. '
M.
Butler Chapter No 38.11. A. M.
meets in Masonic Temple. South ‘Main
greet. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
gen month at 8 o'clock July and
August excepted. All R. A. Masons
cordially and fraternally invited.
CLARENCE A. BROWN,
i‘. S LYON. Secretary.
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EVENTNG SENTINEL {grislzilrd‘zigeto find 858 children. '
'lThe youngest of. these was .llvo years
A condition of societygwhlch
oid'. .
liesd’s almost 1 000 children destroy
themselves in a single den the
most fortunate and one of the most
enlightened countries of theI world.
ne‘eds mutt consideration. ’
Too few properly balanced meals;
too much unwholesome mental stim-
1ulatlon and not enough bodily build-
lug: too many movies and not enough .
mud pies; too many subjects in school
to permit. the mastery of any
consequent worrying over failures:
too many parents lacking self- control
and not enough old-fashioned fathers
and mothers: too much whirling
about in automobiles and too little
wholesome home life: too mu‘éfi'jazz
and not. enough sunday school—all
these thi s have helped to pile up
this pitiful toll.
Children have suffered from all the
disruptions of the war. no less than
their elders: more so in some ways,
because they had no philosophy or
the ex-
tremes.
How is a repetition of such a. his—
tory to be. prevented in the coming
year? It is a more important ques-
tion than most of those which
the nation is concerning itself just
now. . {1111‘s
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RESPONSIBLE LEADERS.
Who are the nation's leaders? In
recent years we have come to regard
those who are financially successful
or who occupy positions of great ma--
terlal influence as the leaders. It is
just possible. however. that the real
leaders are to be found in a less con-
spicuous class. At least. that is the
inference. to be derived from a. para-
graph of an editorial recently appear-
ing in an eastern newspaper. The
writer cries out that there is dire
need for sane economic education to
PARIS ()_\' )IOIDI'IRN DANCING.
VV': is ill-I'le to be. expecth thull
riticism of present- -d:1V
from Paris. Yet
The ltcV ue Mondiale.
It
[111- soy-west 1'
.lhat is tl11 case.
which has 111V'1r be1 n exactly prud-
isi1.is c:1111p:1igning against it. and
printing a symposium giving the
Views 01' p1ominent Paris men and
women of all clames and professions.
of the ()Dllllonfi expressed. it is
Sonn-
said. 1111 so drastic that they could
ncltlu'r 1m 'ililitid lll America. 1101‘
cabl11i.’l‘l1os1 submitted for Ameri-i
n vwrusal are quite strong enough
(‘18
llonrgot s.1_Vs his 11th lioVei
Paul
will deal with :1. girl ruined bV her
crnzn for thch dances. Another au-
lhor compares the drink evil with the
11nd 1lo11ths which does so-
Abel Hermant calls
“low and ugly.‘
slamm- 1.'\ '1l.
«'ittV' more harm.
1h: 11111111 r11 dunc i111:
\'i1'l11r.\l:1l"g111rit1- culls it ":1 precious
1i 111g1-r1ms d1 floratlon." Regina
Vth docs snot scruple to dance
professes herself
11nd
l2111l1 l.
.nud1- 1111 till: stage,
thoroughly shocked by the sensual
bearing of d;','1n11rs g1'1ierallV. An-
otlui Parisian 1' dis it “:1 i1y'p01rlticul
form 111 old: 11111111.: illicit lllldfllllt "
'l‘ his (omnu- -11t he it observed is ap-
kind oi ennui dancing
"rat-spect iblc society”
in this country. Americans. it will bo-
r11111- 111'11111I v1 lit” the "lnztxlxe." or
“l\ix.11l1l1|11-' :1rr'111 11 by VV'. 1V ot' l'al'ls
More highly indignant at this invasion
“from the d1~1rr puiable French un—
pli1-1l to the
that Pl‘t‘VllllS in
<1eerml.d' Now Paris r1 turns the
compliment 1'1-1'g111ling ('11'tain innoVa-
lions oi: our own.
The l-‘r1n1'h, it. is cxplainnl have
been more shocked by these dances
than the Angio— Saxon p1 oples. be-
cause "i‘relu'h women have alnays
tended to lll' lll\l(ll(l into the yen.
Ve‘rV bud. and the highlV liomc- lOVing'
and 1121111 ct.1l1l1 " and tiny do not like
to H113 the lnti1r iy'p1 adopting tin-l
pleasures of ih: former. “'ith the
lug nialmitV 01' Americans tlu dances
in mnstion have no such association.
Just the s:11111-. if we 111:. trust a,
gr0\\lllf_. VV'-1 ielut of criticism of nhich
this in 1111-"1elV the hilt st and most e1n~
pl11ti1, th1V must be pr'cttV had.
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(lo-(ll'lil‘A’l'ION IN ItlIBAIl
SCHOOLS.
An interesting (V'alupic
:1i1m1 and “11- gl'oVVih of small begin-l
111111.53 is found in tlic r-"11111t report. of
the lioscnwald llulal Schools Fund. l
The fund was started in lill‘.’ 115:1 gift
to 'i‘uslx‘vin-u- Institute for the purpose
of iinzlncim: :1 numlwr of small south-
1-r11 schools established by Booker T.
W: tshluglml. 'i‘ he that donor has com
dl'ihutrul $667,980 for rural schools for.
1111:1'-1)1.~1.N1~g1'-o1s the added to this
:111111 111111'1 than a million dollars in
Voluntary contlihutiuns. 1‘ hilauthro~
pic “lines have glun :1 quarter of :1
million and public authorities have
-,.:1V111 licaer 'tVV'o million].
I r0111 a few schools the project has
‘.'"rOVVn to include 1.126 rural school
buildings with 2578 teachers. Thir-
teen southern states are now co- oper-
:1ting in this negro rural education
w.ork and as a result of this one en-
lcrprise haVc joined forces for putting
across certain needed civic reforms.
The influence which such a growing
enterprise will achieve durins man)”
Vears to come. and the permanent!
benttit it will mean cannot be estim-
ated now. It is an inspiring fact.v
how'eVer. that a good cause honestly
undertaken by one or two persons tat-g
tracts others to its need and piles up
co- -operation. good-will, usefulness
and success without limit.
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' Tan AND mamas.
1 counteract
‘16.“.
the false doctrines and
WWII.1 .
theories of the demagogues of the
time. He say :
‘There is throughout the country al
wave of loose thinking on important
projects that is finding expression in
Congress. with no prospect of im-
provement. Let those who hold re-
sponsible positions nanhere. wheth~
er‘ as editors. college profeaorsq
preachers. or wherever they may be
placed so as to influence public!
thought. realize the responsibility
which is theirs. of holding to sound.
doctrine" |
Here is an unconscious compliment
paid to a group of men and women}
who haVe been scoffed at greatly in!
recent years. Occasionally some one
rccognlms their true value. but
whetlwr honored or reviled. they con-
tinue quietly about their business and.
VV'i1-l1i their mighty influence for good. 1
senator W'alson of Georgia. 11113
11111111 another dosh into the limelight
in: announcing the all1,’..e1l discovery
01' 11 law prohiliit'rg :. SecretarV of
the Treasury iron: ”gaging in qusul-
Hc asaerls thu' 111:. Mellon has
111- l1~:::1l right. to his other and should'
11111.11 at nncc. Mr. \Vutson's churgcs'
are as ridiculous as those he recently
111:. 11‘ we: 1rding the VVanion execution:
of soldiers in l".rulicc l-‘vcn if there
w: rc such a law it would be mania
f1 11th unworkable. and has probably-1
been V1ol:1tcd by every Steretan of.’
the Treasuly who has ever held ofllcc'.
LV'ch' man or suillci111t prominence.
.'to be named to a. Cabinet position is
tchnically in business. either actively
or through the ownership of stocks.
bonds, or other income producing
property. Mr. Mellon is no excep-
tion.
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New witnesses are to he called by
the House Military Committee in its
investigation of the various offers for
Muscle Shoals. Already enough in-
formation l1ns been uncovered to
show that there is a substantial de-
mand for the property, and‘that it
can be completed and operated at a.
profit by whoever is given control..
Last summer Henry Ford posed as a.
public philanthmplst who was willing
for a substantial consideration. to re-'
of co- opera new: the Government of a. practically
worthless and idle investment. But
the truth has come out since thenn
and when the. property is disposed of
the price paid will be approximately
W hat it is worth.
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MORE SMALLPOX IX BRIDGE-
PORT. "
llRlllGFZPORT. Llarch 18. —Three
more smallp0\ cases were found to-
day. making 157 as the total here
since the first case. Ode patient was
sent to the isolation hospital. l
'cuuse all sorts of distress. particularly
'3»
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COULD NOT Pl’LFflJl (‘0me
ORDER;
BRIDGEPORT. Mar. 18.———Counsel
for George B. Chase, receiver 01 the
Strntford Body Company. makers of
vehicle parts. told Judge Banks in 811-
perior Court that a court order made
in 1921 that the companV '11
should he sold for not less than 83. 000
could not be failed. The cburt order-
ed the recon er to sell the assets at the
best figure possible. i
.mnacn FOR (‘.‘lt'ltYlKG cox-l
cream-m WEAPON.
Gill-.F‘NWICH. March 18.—Johnl
{Brun of Springfield. “1185.. who was‘
found in posse ssinn 01' a car said to
tune been stolen from that citV'. was
sentenced to jail for six months nndl
lined $25 today by Judge J. Rfi Mead
on the charm-.oi‘ having: concealed
weapons in his pocket.
BACK
AND KIDNEY HI'BT'
LES!“ MEAT Il"
Take a glass of Salts to
KkheVs if Bladder bothers
'0“.
J-lating meat regularly eventuallyl
produces kidney trouble in some form!
or other. says a. well-known‘author—
itV'. because'thc uric acid iu'meat ex-
cites the kidneys. they become over-1
worked: got sluggish; clog up and
backache and misery in the kidney
region; rheumatic twinges. severe
headaches. acid stomach. constipa-
tion. torpid liV'.er sleepiessness. blad-
der and urinary irrltation.
The moment your
kidneys aren’t acting right. or if blade
dcr bothers you. get about four ounc-
es of Jad Salts from any good phary
macy: take a. tables'poonfui in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. Thla famous salts is made from -
the acid of grape and lemon juice,'
combined-with iitha. and has been
used forgenerations to tiush'ciogged
kidneys and stimulate them to nor-.
mal activity: also to neutralize the
acids in the urine so it no longer ir-
mates. thus ending bladder disorders.
Jail Salts cannot injure anyone:
makes a delightful effervescent
“this-water drink which millions of
men and women take now and then
to keep the kidneys and urinary or-
gans clean, thus avoiding serious kid-
ney disease. —-Adv. '
One Dollar Per Ca pita.
Workab e Public Library
Is Minimum Support. of.
By ANNA Mimics, nunouubrus Consuls-loo.
of schools to the school system Bill:
' A: handsotne coat of tar and feath-
ers and a ride through the streets 11111
a horrible example are , to
any robbers caught is
foremost. Tanisha
is accorded principals of high schools.
Andbecause ofthis insufficient support forlihrariestllm mum.
mmmwammumm 11.11.116.11:
WyMM—mitfl nmg W
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Libm'isas have snow-bud twin! their momma 114*»
themerelationtojhellbrerymwmlofthurmllm ' . “it“
521111. All Wool TREE-
W88 and Tweeds
as wmmv-«uomus. .. - «
The fabrics most in vogue for Coats,
suits, dresses and skirts. All t} 6 leading
shades as well as pretty combinations in
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THE PARIS
mm was} slip-om; Silk Undergarments Hat;
' the hen Rosier! for the money in the world
Ve sell dependable merchandise only. and Vou w: a.» We here:
values than elsewhere. We show styles aim“. “-3.7 weeks ‘
ahead of the other shops in 101111
Established 1902
33 SOUTH MAIN ”REST SOUTH NORWALK
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Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Nor-walk
LONG « DISTANCE TRUCKING
mwrroohatYoererviceforAn Kindsoii‘na
; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Mm 051:, 26 Concord St., So.‘Norwalk. Phone 291
'30! Yukon“. 2111 West 20th.. Phone Chainsaw
They Certainly Are, These four New Victor lDance Records
18865—"Cutie" Medley Fox Trot
“Innesome Hours" Fox rot-Psul Whiteman and His 0r:
18868—“Virginla Blues." Fox Trot ~'
"Venetian Lore '."Boat i-‘ox Trot . ..
188 0—"MV' Mammy Knows.“Fox Trot -
. “Angel Child. " Fox Trot . . . . . . . . . . . . Benson Orch of Chicago
18871—“Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes. " Fox Trot
............. Benson Oroh. of Chicago
HE’AR THESE SPECIAL RELEQSES AT
A. J. Collins Co
70-72 North Main Street
.Benson Orch. of Chicago
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back hurts orl'
l.
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they do not receive even an 11!! M
New Blouses.
A variety that truly fascinates. as you
will agree when you. see them.
The collection includes many handsorne
sport models in stripe effects, and white
withcolored trnnmm' ' gs.
. Prices $1.98 to So 00
The N. E. Ryan Co.
Washington Street
finest :1"me Toleratdwhflsterfifi’dww
, are values that . . .
furniture as our?
assuredzfypuhavess-ofltofssehubeamy' Iti-
‘.'.Vfirestandcoglprtm ' «veil
mm sort. 'flts, kid you W more attached “
with m use. , u
“to attachment even if you have no immodit
from $2“ ”Moos—«3.011193% “1319319110 WWW
such high-priwd tools may; neglect. i, ,
highway
Woodlynne. N. J. It is the latest and
most startling manltestation of "Jer-
‘0) Justice.” Itlsthe eremar wmmedpmduugmmgpmna. ', _ , '8 ‘A_ _ ,' - ' —» , p ‘
able because the warning issued by mun-1w nth W facilities, brmch. {ma ‘ng mint-1‘ f ' g ' 8 2, I ' 7 _ 7 I: , ' l . ‘ 0: My Wily 16W an I”
. the mater.“ the city.
. This sort of punishment may not»
be too drastic for the ail—pervasive
roomwiflflzfas: 1181;110:111:th tmmurdhm
«11111911111336 wmdthemsfismm
bandit. At any rate less spectacular this
methods have failed to dispose of at the more expend” m 9‘ rm
1111s. But 11 is 11 .1 to believe that! Consulting desiring—thou lillraries 00mph MW
any demonstraflon itself partaking so
largely of the element of lawlessness
is a good weapon against it. Tarring.
and fealhering. like lynching. tends
so mob" excitation. and that is never
hate.
and with the highest grade of Wm will even find it A
to provide a support much larger than the minunum of $1.119:
This should cover extension work stficient to lining home “the men,
the foreign-speaking people, bn5iness men, artisans, sdyaneed '
public officials. and in general all classes of the We.
the: such a librsrzss not only ready, but stile;- to 1116111, with 7 g
a 11mm 11 umnmmmm’
their perm 11891111!!me
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. According to the social censors. 11
~. ”netting may” is very petty business
:Iao-Jor young. people to bg- tagged in.
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Sentinel Wants are Winners.
Norwalk Chronicler