UTE NORWALK
ENIN G SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
I. L. a A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
[ElgESO
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WEDNESDAY, MAROH 29, 1922 adlice 3ou are
' promptly whatctel advice seems in-
. dimmed—calling llLbl’l your consulting
WTURE AWAO FOB staff. if necessary-~couchtd in ion-
TOMORROW glluge intelligible to laymen."
s ”I Immediately there came a test of
Illgh tide 1:511 plmgjli m the elliciency or the new sy.stem A
Sun rises" ’ 88 5 wireless message was received at
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”tied to the use for publication of
in news dispatches credited to it or
fl otherwise in this paper and also
fly local news pub] hed herein.
All rights or put: cation or special
Inpatciies herein are also reserved. p
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MASON 10 DIRECTORY.
Old Well Lodge No. 108 F. and A.
I. meets in Masonic building. Soutn
min street. 1st and 3rd Tuesday 01
not: month. July and August except‘
fl. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
“(diam and tmtemally invited.
ROBT. J. WALSH. W. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'Y.
A Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter No. 38. it. A. M. will be held
Inesdm eyening. March 28th.
Work—M E. M. decree
CLARENCE A. BROWN.
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' F. s. LYON.
Sec'y
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(.000 )u'sm IN AMERICA
"There is good taste in music in
this land ot ours. I can't agree with
the pe'odc who think there isn't”
This sen . .ult is expressed by a
woman MM» is herself an accomplish-
ed r.- usic- -.m and who has for yews
Winged pllnhc concerts successfully
and pronubiy. it is a pleasant thing
to hear. after all the pessimistic com-
ment about musical deterioration.
She bases her bel‘let on the fact
that in lwr own city. as well asin
most other corllmunltics. audiences at
concerts glow large: every year. and
“the best things on the program get
the most applause." This shows that
"the people possess the ability to (118-
tlnguish good music from that which
is medloc re "
Confirmativc testimony for her the-
ories is to be found in the higher
standards which obtain today ill pull.
iic school music. in the class of music
offered by rnilcgo- Klee clubs and the
increasing number of. organizattals
for both vocal and instrumental mu»
— ..__
sic.
'l'ht- popularity of jazz. it‘ it cannot -
llc (ivllil~(l.,l:1llll evanescent thing.
easily OVl‘l‘isl’lnilllt'll ill its import-1
anon. The thing which . counts 13‘
Americun musical life is this slow.
th-mly growth tuwnrd familiarity
with and zu-l-l'l-rl-uce for tho- best
music.
M ._ “w“-..mQ- _...___.
JAIL FOR SPEEDERS
Stiff jail and workhouse sentences
for speedl-rs and violators of traiflc‘
ordinances have been decided on in
one of the many cities in which
checking (‘lll‘tlt'flfl driving has born
tound :1 slow :lrocl-ss. There is littlt'
doubt that St“ h a policy. carried out
rigorous|3 and without respect to per-
sons. would have .l wholesome cfi’tct
_ ‘in any community.
As :l ruin, iillos l'or careless driving
are not heavy enough to make them
effective punishment. There is some-
thing about imprisonment which
makes it srcnl more worth while to
loin-y the law. Even the revocation of
the driver's license has less force.
A {cw l-conombs. hzlrdly felt. will
)nake up the loss which the fines im-
1
poses. It is forgotten quickly. it
Tilt-cried at all. ltcvocntion of the
right to drive is n trmporary hard-
ship which can be lidcd over and for-
gotten in its turn. The combined diB‘
«comfort and disgrace of a term ill jail
lingers in the mind. '\Vlth the open
Benson for spec-ding at hand, it is well
to remember these facts.
‘t
. gnu—m... a.
kimstes that 1.000.000 new homes will
present year.
in the
rustomed.
obtainable
ials are
The only
troubles. and
that they will interfere seriously with
the building boom.
shall reign in Italy."
this country—~“0rdcrs
the United States."
hoped to make the President the goat
‘n the
The Fellowship
nil-lliintiun
siou on
Council of Churches for the use of the
churches and individuals.
"on.
man took find hid in three measures
of meal.
Luke
world
forces of redclnptiou are put ill charge
of men life
I and our follow ‘t‘llristians are faith-
ful stewards the world will
deemed.
stewardship it is unredeemed.
world.)
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Ol-D DOCTOR. RADIO
An30llc sick a. sea may now have
first- class medical service proxided b3
the United States goyernment. It is
the latest deselopment ot radio. An
ordtr was recently sent out. by Sur-
geon General Cummings to hospitals
connected directly or indirectly with
the government service. say ing;
i pon receipt of a request [or medical
dllected to furnish
Washington from a steamer of! the
Florida coast, announcing that a sea-
man was suffering from intense pain.
describing his symptoms and asking.
"\Nhat shall I do?" The message was
rela3ed to the Hudson Street Hos-
oil‘icel- on duty immediately preserib-
ed a simple remedy. Next morning-
came the word:
“Message received. Patient's fever
improved. Thanks."
The possibilities of such service.
particularb in connection with the
merchant marine. whose vessels sel-
dom carry a competent physician, are
obviously great. One may deplore
the extent, to which privacy at sea is
destroyed b3 recent radio extensions.
but there are compensating benefits.
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A DHLLION NEW 110331335
The Department of Commerce es-
be built in the. United States in the
Reports indicate that a
building boom is all-racy under way.
In 27 states the building contracts
awarded in February—always an un-
favorable month—‘monnted to 875.-
000. 000 The movement is now rap-
idlx gaining momentum.
The nation can make gmd use of a
million new homes. It nerds- twice
that many. to catch up with the hous-
ing standards that prevailed. before
the war. It the present prospect is;
fulfilled. perhaps nnothcr year willseo
the shortage really \‘iped out. and the
American people living more nearly.
comfortable. and convenient
way in which they have long been ac.
Conditions are certainly tmprable.
Money is plentiful. and more. easily
for building loans: mater-
cheaue-r: wages are down.
possible obstacle is labor
it does not seem likely
has adopted it motto. “Order
Suggestion for
shall rain in.
Italy
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Apmlrently those senators. who
bonus decision wele only kid—
ilnl: th e mselves.
of Prayer
Lenten Bible reading and
prepared by the Commis-
lurnllgelism ot' the Federal
A daily
\\'edncsdu,\‘~~Su'wnrlls of ltnlomp-
it is like unto lt‘:l\‘t’n. which a we. ’
till it was all lcnvcncd. St.
13:21. ‘
Road St. Lulu- “kl-21.
“\Vl‘ lire her not simply to save peo-
)le out of thc world but to save the
.‘lt‘lllllltlllllr—IS it possible that thc
myself? Yes. if you and
. be re-
'l‘o the measure of unfaithful
Prayer—(That Christians may rise
0 the privilege of redeeming the.
O thou Creator and owner of
pits! in New York. and the medical,
hast so highly exalted us as to entrust
to us for administration. not only pou-
secdons ’and talents but our soul for
perfecting. and the riches of thy grace
tor the blessing of our tellowmen and
he redemption of the world. Enrich
us with all true humility. and charge
us with all fidelity that we may render
back to thee- thine own with increase.
and know the joy of thy ”Well done.
good and faithful servant." In the _
Redeemers name. Amen.
Hymn. ’
These things shall be~a loftler race
Than 9. er the world hath known shall
rise
With flame of freedom in their souls.
And light of knowledge in their eyes.
Daily Radio Program
(Tune to 300 Meters)
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‘ . WE REPEAT LAST THURSDAY’S GREAT SALE WITH
argain Features
Like it , Polywhere—It’s Worth Coming Miles For
Men’s Negligee Shirts
Light stripe Percales 8
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Tomorrow . . . ..
Children’s Overalls
. Blue and Khaki
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Station WJZ, Newark.
(Westinghouse) ‘
Musical program every hour from:
11 a. m. to 6 p. m.. on the hour.
Weather forecast 11 a. m.. 12 m.. 5 .
p. m. and 10:01 p. m. sharp.
Official Arlington time 9:52 p. in.
Shipping news 2:05 p. m.
Agricultural reports 12 111.
Program will be announced
by radiophone at.7:45 p. m.
p m.—Animal stories hv Florence
Smith Vincent. New York Evening
Telegram.
p. m.—-Concert by the New York.
Evening Mail; phort tours. by.
Charles» D. Isascson. chairm'
"What Is Good Nude" and “Fsce»_
to Race With Beethoven.” Nar-
Stielnch Ratines
‘ In all the spnn' g colorings.
Tomornaw “Wm...
daily
In all the'rpopular furs ‘
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All the leading shades. Regus
lar $2.449 value. Tom Tomorrow . . . . L.
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guerite \Vhite. soprano: Alice Qum-
sen. pianiste; "Canzonetta." Loewe;
500131313 40 In. Handsome Plaid:
Fancy Hair Ribbons
"A fora 9 int.” from “Trusting." 7. l W . .. . ,
Verdi; “Solvetg-s 30m" Grieg: s,‘ Silk Sport SW M w- ~ All Silk, 0 inches Wlde. mull». and taffeta
“Promenad a.’ mule." Fourdraln: ‘ l Eirm quality . 2 yards ‘
«Slumber. Song.» Gretchsninow: and mad to ll t $3.50 & and TM $1 wig fin- . 49c
“The Dance." Rossini John Mel- b e se a y regain-«$341) value - - ~ - - ‘ " """"""""""""""
drum. Pianist. "Bun—Lied." Beet-$1 f TOW. your 0110386 I 99 - p . _
haven: waltza from omi- 3.0. . . all colors, yard . . . . . . . . o , _' _ .
Brake-x "canmetm do 8&th , . ‘ . 2 YWW Table Damask Embrudery, Edging and Bandingg
Rom.’ Lint: “Chimes of St. Bat- .. _ Regular $150 val . ' _
rick." Emerson Whithorne: "Boll; _ . ‘ , he ”6 2. to implies Wide.
Street. Chinatown." from Suite. 1 36hlchMercel-lzed Sateens Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 yards for 49‘:
“New York Days and Nights." and . § ‘ ' """""""""
prelude. Rachmaninoff. Renata. Standard quality, in all colors and black.
Zanelii. barytone; Sol Alberti. plon- ;.- Regular 50c rsde 4’ YMFM Kimona (SIN-q”
ist: aria"na.rber or Seville" lento"-l .5. Tomorrow vagrd 296 Soft finish Hens Plain White Hemstitclled
_ Handkerchiefs
factotum. Rossini: “I Arise Prom.
Dreams of You, " Hahn. and “Sorter
of Miss, Yon. " Smith.
Statio- .Plttshurgh.
(W‘lmouae )
12 .30 p. m. —-l.onton services from
the Trinity Episcopal church. Pitts.
burgh. conducted by the Rev. Frank
956
513831832 In. manila!!!
Fast colors
value 39exyard . . . .
value39c yard
, 99c
Odd Lot of Hand Bags
12 for ................
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5.1m arms Dress vanes
In a great variety of’designseand patterns
that'forlnerl'y sold up to 75c 29
a yarMomox-row. yard . . . . ‘ e
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if. Nelson of Christ church. Cln- _. ‘ "' 69
ciunati. O. ,
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Importance," by A. l..,Humphro.\-. . 54 Inch All Wool Jersev 3' fit. em 36 h. Mil! Read
Women’s All Linen Hemstit'cilezl
Handkerchiefs
president of the “'rsiinghouse Air
lirako Company. Message from the
National Safety Council.
Regular price 59c yard
99c
[n all the new shades.
.......$1.49
R ‘opulsr entertainment by l Tomorrow only ‘
Allan's Serenadm of the McKee- ‘ 6 f c
port Py'clers. McKeesport. Pa. Plain ‘mlm y ' . OI‘ ' """"""""" ‘
Station “'37.. Springfield. - . ' S and Sm
mm..........., 36 Inch Figured Sateens Ginghams
7:30 p. m.——0riglunl llcdtime Story. ' ‘ . ’ . ‘ ‘
R P. m.—-A mlllstrcl show given by 1" Dire“). .floral patterns. Regular -. ocedar 011 ‘VIOPE
the Golden Clowr l"our—-~Ra3’m0nd price 290. 5 yards f0? ---------------- c [.3ch «he Battleship mmiv”
“charge. first tenor: Fred Hurray. ' TOIIIOI'I'OW. 6 Yards , 7 ‘I, t .. - ‘ _ A 99
second tenor: Henry Rose. bary- ‘ .' , . ' U ‘ Regular price $1.0“ vvvvvvvv c
Smilihot Females
Mostly dark colors: were 225(-
a yard; 4 yards for ...... ..
tone: Hubert Monet. bass.
Station “'GI. Matron! Hillside. Muss.
(American Radio.)
S p. m.—--l.atc ncws flashes.
8:15 p. m.-xl:nstnn police reports:
weekly market report: Duo Art con-
cert given by 3!. Bteinart 8; Son.
Company. Velma Balcom. soprano:
Anis Fulcihan. composer-pianist;
Laura. Kenney. contmlto: Bari W.
Smith. accompanist at the Duo Art.
lzr-dmlin Dances. the Duo Art rec
producing the playing of Ants Fillet—
him “\‘(asli d'Arte." “Vial d'Amore."
from “La Tosca." Puccini: “By the
“fitters of Minnotonkn." Ltcurance;
“The Leztrs at the Sprint." Beach:
"Viennese \Vajtz." Chopin: Duo Art
reproducing: the playing of Ignace
Friedman: "\thn Shall We Meet
Again." Miss Kenney and Miss Bal-
com: "A Birthday." Woodman. and
“My huddle." 'Thayer. by ”.m.
com. with pianola, accompaniment:
"Scherzo in B flat minor.“ Chopin,
the, Duo Art reproducing the play.
ing of Jose: Hermann
Alarm Clocks
Seamless. nickle plated raw.
alarm. trllaraliteed '-nl
one year. Regular $41.51) ..
40 Inch Charmeuse Satin
Hesvy'fine firm quality, high, lustrous
finish in lilac-kunavv and light blue.
Regular pric ..
*“Toxnorroxv.f3.......... $1.99
10 Yards Brown Crash Toweling
Regular $1. 50 value. , 99
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Special
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in“
5 Huck Face Towels
“'ilh blue border. 39
Regular $1. 50 value,“
6 Turkish Bath Towels
49c
Voile and Lawn Blouses
Slightly soiled, were $1.98. me
Tomorrow
__ 0dr! Lot of Corsets
Low and Medium bust, long hips, white
and flesh. color. %
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Regular $.50 value .-.- . . . . . .
Including La Resists, La Reine. C-B, and
R. & G., and Bon Ton. $1.99
Reg. $154 value. Tomorrow
Model Bandeaux Brassieros
in" I‘ll
998
N07 Good Quality Corn Brooms
Regular price $1.35 ..... 996
w:
No. 8 Steel Gray Enamel Tea
Kettles
. 99¢:
Regular price $1.25 . . . . . ..
Flour Canisters
Whit-e enamel, will hold ‘35 lbs.
Regular’price $1.25
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SCHOOL Dims
w. sl’fli .‘I
9&3
Large Size 72. Inch Pattern.
Table» Cloths 3 2
$1.99
Open back and fro 4
flesh and wkitfi'............ 4%
Odd Lot of wms‘malers
To'closeout * $1 99
Hung”... Q.
at 3.
Extra Size Bungdow- Aprons
Special Tomorrow . .3... .
Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs
Large size with wringer allacilwi. 99".
Regular price $1.25 . . . . . .JA.
By DWIG
Fine quality
Regular $4.00 value 3,...
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New Cretonnes‘
All prettv designs
4 yards euluzgcnoooo cgwp-c-u
One Dozen FineQuafity Table In good variety of dssiw andn$1 79 99C
'Allhemmed
patterns. Tomorrow .
99C Women’s Muslin Gowns . . Marquisette Curtains
K.
mgumfflm value 0 o o o I I u o
Lace edge
$1.99?
"1.6x24' Cocoa Mats
Pair
ivIOCO‘Iv‘I.-I:seilso
OneDozenExh‘amxlitmeask
0ut. mused-roomy. 69 c
MN , .
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Regular $7. 50 value. imm’s’rfiemed' Lisle Hose
Special ..&$ Sam I’M-k Black, White. COP- 3%
dovan.Rnssian-Ga1f . an“.
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Value elsewhere 49c yard" ..
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La.
9.
Satin landfill Wins. varnisofm 231de that ism-
1W DeemeiCautoanpe Sm Tr cetin
wealth of styles and: colors. ’ l e and 83th in a
far QTA‘ .‘t' as
$5.98 i
$14.95
24.98
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4‘ Beam Tafieta 8% messes is a was style shovemg and fash-
ienable colors. ..
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