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WNIO DIRECTORY.
A Stated Communlcation of Old
(Wen Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M..
will be held .at its rooms Tuesday eve-
ping. Mar. 21st, 1922, at 8 o clock.
Work—~F. 0. Degree.
All Master Masons cordially
Irate-malty invited.‘ -
Fraternally yours.
' nom‘. J. \VALSH. w. M.
’ Attest:
\ ROBERT “M. max. ~
‘ , Secretary.
Butler Chapter No. 3.8 R. A. M.
fleets in‘ Masonic Temple, South Main
fireet. the 2nd and 1th Tuesdays 0!
Inch month at 8 o'clock July and
tonal exceptbd. All R. A. Masons
tordially and fratemallyr'tnvited.
CWNCE A. BROWN,
'.F .LYON Secretary.-
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GOI‘iDP‘V ”RULE IN BUSINESS.E
The Business Men's Christian Unity
is organizing on a. national scale. with
the object of practicing the Golden
Rule ill all commercial relations be.
tween themselves and other men. Tlg'e
leaders in the movement explain: -
“We on banded together to help
one another in all ways. but especially
to realize that God is the source or
all our prosperity and that we must,
in the. end. all demonstrate_ his laws
in our affairs. Loving senice shall
be the keynote or our commercial
ambition. rather than personal gain."
The organization seeks to extend
its ideal to cover the commercial ‘re-
iations of'thc whole world.
and
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ill-n- is a big undertaking. “’ht’ th-
«r nlen' “ ho practise. literally and
‘wllolcéllcartcdly. the high standard
a. com fortuhlc.
set forth. can make
livinl: in ordinary business operations
remains to be seen._ Many have
prv-lu‘ht-tl it but few have tried it.
Moet pcoplt' ill the past who llarc
sought. to live the religious life so
compli-tcly. soaking “loving service"
rather than “personal gain." have
done it outside of business. For bus-
inr-ss. in the ordinary conception at
least. is founded on personal gain,
and works competitively on that ba-
sis. “'hat will happen to the mall
who always tries to see the other
party‘s viewpoint in a. business trans<
action. and tries to benefit the other
Tflihi'l‘ than himself?
So Silltd‘li. tho thing sounds rather
absurd. Probably the men cmlccrncd
do not so mean it. \V’hat they hint
in mind presumably is that they will
never tnkc. uudllo advantage of til"
other follow. and that what mono-y
Jill-y make they “in try to make
1llrou,'.:ll uscful service which benefits
dealt, with no less than
tho person
but. inductees“ our. 83: you
”dud-1
'chanism and energy. Each helps the
velyiot‘her. and together you make a sort
fully realized and
about times.
along with mooted ease and
That feeling comes stronger when one
starts driving his own car.
are. with your natural powers of loco-
‘ motion multiplied by 10 ’or 20 and
your physical energy raised to that ot‘
a herd 6: horses. You can go where .» :
you please, at whar‘rate of speed you
please, almost without eflort. The
touch of a finger or a foot brings ln~
comparably greater results than the .
most strenuous exertion of which you
{would be capable by yourself.
'and the car together constitute a new;
an
‘stren'gth. You turnish the intelli-
creature o: marvelous skill
gellce and the e...- furnishes the me-
of. super-man or super-machine.
This sense 0: power, which comes
to "any man or woman of imagination
when driving a good car, may give
the owner such a stimulus of mind
and will. such an access or self-con-
fidence, that he goes right ahead and
1 makes more than enough additional
money to pay for the car. Human
powers are seldom fully developed or
anything that
awakens slumbering faculties is very
much worth while.
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FOOD KNOWLEDGE FOR
0mm.
Teaching children to "know food"
is one of the proposals advocattd by
a. medical cbnference recently in ses-
sion. These doctors were much inter-
ested in ‘the inflated ’0: dream: educa-
tlon, and believe that the schools are
the best medium for disamlnating it,
because the children learn easily and
are eager to take their knowledge
home.
'Considering the advance which has
been made in the. last few years in
the knowledge of food chemistry and
its relation to health and eihclency.
it would be a great pity it the cum-
ing generations were forced to-tearn
. by experience. trQuentiy most‘unfor—
tunate. as their parents and 3
parents did. what it is safe to ’
singly and in combination. and what
the effect of different foods will be.
They should be given the advantage
of improved knowledge along these
lines Just as they are in other matters.
People who are anxious to"'have the
("nited States cancel the debts due
this :«country are asserting‘that only
the United states can save the world.
It isn't true. but. if it were true. what.
of. it. A world that depends upt’n any
one nation is .not worth saving. The
fact is. howeverpthat the‘wond will
, begin to save itself just as soon as it’
finds out that Uncle Sam is hot going
to open ‘-.ls treasury to every nation
that applies.
If the bonus givts us an opportun-
ity to experiment with the sales tax.
perhaps we shall learn something new
Just now the sales tax
has as strong supporters as it has op-
ponents. bllt we shall never know its
real merits or dc merits until We try
it.
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SEN TINEL
READERS" VIEWS
F‘Oi: THP. TNFOR‘MATIO\ 01‘
THE (-F‘S FRAL 1’! “1.10
Editor Sentinci: -—~
Referring to the matter of a severe
til. loss which otcurcd Fridlu night‘
on Spring Hill in which it was demon-
stillttd that owing to llic lack
\Vutcr pressuro in the higher sections'urderstand the neceimitv
[mediate action for adequate flrc equip-
of the city it was llcCOSSIlr)’ to call on
i» . \l"vs. \ni that is not at all ,
1.121317; “It 1““; the same time a tho Town of \Vcstport in ordcr'to
i‘ilristian idcal and a practical rule of obtain suitable fire. apparatus. The
tho- llt'Ht modern business. unprotected condition of our city “'03
No business can succeed in the again demonstrated ““1 the mrious
’Ioug run without rendering useful need or adequate Dimming engine in
wrviw‘ l’rchaps we might go so far both the lat and Jnd districts was
' proved. Not only has a valuable
as to say that no business man can
succl-vd ill a big and permanent way
without thinfilng more oi’ the scrvirc
ho is rendering than of the profit he
is making. 'l‘his altitude is not incon-
sislcut at all \lith bill: prollts. because
tin- llllSiIlt'HH man who has fll‘l‘iYC‘d at
'HllS stage or dmwiopmcut regards blg‘
profits mainly as an instrument with
which to render still greater service.
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"()l'SlK‘Ll-IANING AND IIAPPIN-
Ess.
Somebody expressed surprise when
a woman admitted that silo had her
houscclcaning well under way. al-
though ilu- spring: weather had hard—
ly opt-nod in lie-r locality. "Oh. Yes."
she cxplaincd cheerfully. "I get the
collwobs out of the house while the
weather is still cold. and then I get
out of the house myself the minute
the weather gets warm. and stay out
every minute that I possibly can. and
.that gets the cobwebs out or my
brain. which is for more. essential to ‘
the well-being and happiness of my-
self and my lamily .nan more ortho-
dox but less cheerful domestic meth-
ods.
Site admitted that some final‘stunts
in the way of getting out summer
things. packing up winter things.
“dressing up" the front porch and the
like had to be left for warmer weath-
er. “But" she added, "I believe in
preparedness, and so I accomplish all
the heavy preliminaries while ule
‘raw weather outside still makes
working in the house comfortable.
and then the finishing of! of each 3013}
is a. small matter. Probably the"ide-a.
of doing the houseclea‘nlng before it!
is 'time to take the stoves“out"woul'd
make a lot of my feminine ancestors
turn in their graves; but-“they ,must
need exercise by this time. And
what's life for. anyway—housedeano
ing or health and happiness?"
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POWER.
What is the greatest merit of the.
automobile?
1%
lion? Speed}!
tion facilities?
Increased trauspdrta—
Getting the family in
10 the h‘e’aith’ful outdoors? Spreading <
cities out. and bringing country and
city together? Promoting travel?
the interest or life?
All thsse are Valuable and import-
ant. Lut there is something else that
is urnllahl. more fundament' 1 than
any or them. It is the sense 0 power
in it comes with the automobile '
If you can remember yous. firstmu:
tomoblle ride, perhaps 10mm: ‘
building been
with great difficulty. and with the aid
of the pumper brought from \Yestpmt
that a large. value. or the surrounding
property was saved from destruction. on tare,
This has long been a. matter of anxiety 'quickest
to the local insurance men and only :phur,
at the last meeting, “hitch occurred a Because 0! its fie
few da‘ 3 ago the matter of petitioning
the council {or a pumper for each end
oi! the town was taken up.
should not misunderstand the
Insurance Fraternity.
men are, property holders and they up, leaving the skin clear and smootE..i
other people,
,f.
destroyed but it was
The. public
local
most of these
haw to pay taxes just. the, same as]
but they realize more.
the public, -
mi
Here you
You
l‘
matter or I
.ance man know that insurances l .
are not. _and cannot: be, paid out of
coma)" 3 capital. The
wise the total premiums musvpay‘t
and remains so the companies mu
to their policy holders by insuring'pro
perty for less than it couldreasonabi
in a way it might be said to be to
their personal advantage. the loo
' agents do not wish an advance of rat
'ln Nomaik. because they "arise tiui
such an advance would be, very muc
'anainst the best interest of the City"-
as a whole.’ but they all realize also.?'
that. such advance must eventually.“
is.
come unless the fire protection
brought up to a condition some where
near adequate for a place of this size.
are notvsp intimately familiar with the
rance and every Insur-
company's “-
capital is only a safety fund tor a re- 7
serve for the protection or the assured
against a totally unexpected calamit #4
such as 1: great coniiagraticn. ‘other ,_‘
tain built «up area. becomes greater?
eventually advance their rates. othtr-
be cxpec ted to cost to carry it. W’hint»g
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‘They realize that we have a v9“. ex- , ‘ ’
cellent fire department as far as it's
personal is concerned both brave and
efficient. and thev greatly regret to see
them handicapped by the. lack of pro- .
per tools. It is sincerely hoped that
this leezgn will bring the matter home .
orltn cverv citizen and they will see and I
for an im -
mont.
TAXPAYER.
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SI'LPHL'R IS BEST TO
CLEAR KP UGLY SKIN
Irritation and Breaking Out. Often;
Hesiod Over Night. Says
Skin _Spe_cialtss
{ Any breaking—_ out or skin irritation
is overcome '
applying Mentho‘Sulg
neck or body
by
says a not ‘skin specialist.
destroying prop-
i ertles, nothing has ever been found to
take the place or this sulphur prepar-
the itching. burning and irritatlo‘n.
"0.7
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W“
ation that instantly brings ease from!
Mentllo- Sulphur heals eczema right
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
or disfigurement. A
any drug store.
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Competing W 1th Trained Nome
‘-By'18’ABELL'/M.S';UPTIVYART. coma: in mm ..
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The "slruggle to maintain decent nursing standards has
won sinwthe first schools for nmrferefmdedtmethls minim:
(ml the battle' 18 not yet won by any means Bedetmnists Vitamin
the efiiciency been. pie-”Nighthigale nurse lire fitive in ”
virtues ofrthe untra’med or semitreined combination .61. domestic and;
nurse, who .is miraculously 'towrelieVe W;WMM '
But" these modem Sfiry Bumps
iaxcupt a form ‘01 simple manual work requiring some dexterity
mnemmfnsammmgawmtmey maxim ~
No press ages ems toL I‘M}; “m who m and " I
have thought or it. em 0 tomo«“1“1‘lley usually fie%t%y mfieranyfimonlsdgesbyendfihlaw ' ‘
linoleum or‘m'o'llfiilbm
imam meanwhile especially designed“ the sick poor and or "
‘the‘rest ofm‘whofieloug‘to the 1mm ‘ '
never‘liave 366:: anfiifi’ng m min“?
Juli?!
tiresdetximent and a'n’ilncroaéhrmnt on the provineséfoflfie
-‘a week »
. Once all this had lieén accomplished “they will W
numbers of highly competent women wfll’fiock Into thiéfiéldfif wérkind‘ .,
.csa. asplopcscook
They We that a worker of tins‘typufiil‘beuudfihhfimg not
care fonihe sick/ in the ordinary family, bit to do a windmill
Packing more into we, and adding to the housework as “1““ the modest ”sun: of $15, or am :9? £2 ‘
It is used like cold ; 5
little Jar of
rum what the danger or the general Mentho-Suiphur may be 0mm 8*
conflag'ration means to
than the majority of the people wholcream.—Adv.
"may Certainly Are, Minnie-513w Victor. :Dsilce‘nuords
:msss—"cmle" Medley Fox'Trot ‘
“Lonesome Hours" Fox Trot—Paul Whiteman and His Orch.
uses—"Virginia Blues.”‘Fox Trot
“Venetian Love Boat. " Fox Trot ....Bensou Orch. 0!”.me 5
~ ‘ male—"My Mammy Knows. ”Fox Trot »
“Angel Child ” Rx Trot . . . . . . . . . . . . Benson Orch. of Chicago
'18871—‘—"’1‘en Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes " Flex Trot
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Benson Orch of Chicago
All W001 H0
"The fabrics most. in vogue for
asuits, dressesaand skirts. All the] -
shades as well as pretty combinations
checks.
THE PARIS
New Spring Goats, Suits, Dresses Capes Skirts
m, mm; fill: Undergarments m.
as mm—ym themmney in the world
We sell dependable merchandise only, and you wi 1 2.. 3....
values than elsewhere. We show styles ahla 1mm, week-
- ahead of the other shops in m“; ‘
. Established 1902
SOUTH now
33 scum "MAIN 's'rsee-r
76111 Motor
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mm Between New Y ork 8: Nat-wall
.LONG, DISTANCE TRUCKING
"Tau Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of 1m
portstion; Padded You for Furniture Work
‘ Malacca, 26 Concord St.,'So. Norwalk, Phone
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A~ variety that truly fascinates. a- you
rwillragree when you see them.
The collection includes many handsome
sport models in stripe effects , and White
with colored trimmings.
Prices $1.98 to $5.00
The N. E. Ryan C0.
Washington Street
summed if you lurvwfin‘otfifit tbf such furniture as 0+“;
Eel-6‘s rest and comfort in‘it as ‘wellns beauty. ~ .
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