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TOMORROW
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MASON") lliBI‘XYl‘ORl .
ess is exclusivelyj
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A.
I. meets in Masonic building. Soutn
min strut-t. lst and 3rd Tuesday at
such month. July and August except-
“. at S o'clock. All Muster Masons
”finally and {raternnlly invited.
RUH'I‘. J. VVALSH. \V. )1.
ROBERT M. “'ILCOX. See‘Y.
utler Chapter No. 38. R. A. M.
mats in Masonic Temple. South Main
meet. the 2nd and lth Tuesdays of
ouch month :it 8 o’clock July and
hamlet excepted. All It. A. Masons
firdlully and {internally invited.
CLARENCE A. BROWA,
F. S. LYON. Secretary.
PAY FOR Till-Z RHINI’. ARMY.
The- dispute that has arisen he—
, \Ve‘rc not so sure about (that:
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maneced with n typhus wave than the
countries nearer to Russia. but the
problem. none the 1cm. in one in
whose solution our government-mist
share.
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Maybe "Goiwrnl" t‘oxey'n Idea. in
asking tho. mwrrnuwnt to give him
“0.000.000 worth nt‘ shins. is to lend
a parade ot uuoniplnyrd merchant-
i nwn up tlm Potomac.
\Vrnum‘ll Inland .mnwwui tn Grunt
llrilniu by summon. somewhere lio—
tween Silvrrlo sand, the North Pole.
strikes us no alt-excellent spot not to
\vrnnglo about.
"St. ..ouis will own“! 319 «ammo
for wst rworkl: who uya prohibition
isn't it succou?” zloata the Arkansas
Gazette. This bootleg hoon- seams to
cull for bigger chnscrs.
883‘
men.
but
from what \vn‘vc seen. it may be so
in England.
The women in this country.
Mrs. Asquith. are interior to the
Ewry time we see a picture of Am-
bassador Hnrvt-y lately. we look closev
iy to see u-hethor he's still wearing
both of his tortoise shell glasses.
way. Congress can devote its whole
much better for everybody.
Another switch in styles—or an-
other style in switches. New York
women are wearing wigs now.
The birds. as usual. are busy in
their sensible way. solving their re-
construction problems.
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The theory 01‘. evolution doesn‘t
rlnlly care much whether any human
tween the l‘nitul States and the Allies
DVO!‘ tlw pnynwnt . money duo‘
this country [or the expenses of tho.
Alm-rivun army of ocr-nnntiou in Ger-l
many is unl‘oriunutv lucausu of tho
hard i't-rlini: it lmuis to arouse be-
twot-n i-\lllt'l“it‘:l. :ilnl tlu‘ Allii-s. it may
use-l'ul purpose. however. 11]
out n winkncss in our rolu-
nnd suggesting tlu-
SQI'VP It
pointing
lions with Europe.
remedy. . .
Then- is :it presrnt no Ofllt‘llll potut'
-of contact lmtww‘n America “”11 ll)"
Allic-s :lS fl hull)". Yn-t thvrv» romaine: u
lurgi- ui'ullll nl' prolih-ms that seem in
rt‘quin- (-lnxe- association and (Ni-oper-
“thin for HUllll‘ tinn- to cmuv with in".
nulums Juiuml \\ilh us in tho- \vur. ll
that our is 4 L propcrly liquidated.
'l‘ho- Allirs lll‘t’ :u-tini: toucrtiwr still.
partly lhrouu'h tlu- Lozunu- of Nations.
but mainly through tho uge-ncy oi tho.
Reparations t‘nnimissiou. ’l'hui com-
'flulifilliutt‘ for other industries.
thc semi-nrid bolt.
lwing is a risen ape or a fallen angel.
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The I’nited States Senate has its
good points. Think of the Ifouse leg-
islntion it obstructs.
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“’hat the Irish nee-d now is to apply
politically Hw religious lesson that SLV
Patrick taught with tho shamrock.
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Germany and Russia are finding out
that making money isn't it perfect
Yt-q. America lmc-s Europe. but
only on the odd duis oi~ (hr month.
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I'Iuropq would soon ft-el better if
they had a hum-hull season ow-r there.
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All of the l’nitod Suites is now in
" ' 4 .‘l lt‘l‘ll cullml “ihw inost, ‘ ‘ ._-_.._._.._____
;:::ili:)i!‘uIholi'llll'tllllll' authority in l-Iur- I“\'Pf‘3'l)0(l}"s hungry tor the Htms'
ope." It hits vollt‘rlmi from (it-rmuny "10‘1“!-
Uu nmnv-y uul ul‘ “llil'll tilt' l'nitml .
Slain-s now Shrks puilnvnl for its
lthinv arm): ll “'l” make futurv col-
lm'lions :vnd :idjusllnvnts. And lue
I’nliwi Sluts-s is not rvpl‘o'st-ntwl on it.
'l‘lu omission i:: dun nut to nllietl
ulm-vlmns lull in Anu-rivun choice.
'I‘hw .\H'II~.\‘ hnw \ynnivd Aim-riruu!
Uitl‘lll‘llnlllnll from tho first. If tin-rt“
'\\'1-rv :in .\|lll‘l‘ll'llll llll'lll‘it'l‘ on
“it:
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commission. thrru would in. liltll-I
dOulit of Am- rit‘zin (‘lziilns brill: S""l \Vi‘illili'l' fort-rust 11 n. ln.. 1‘.‘ m.. 5
lll'ii \villmnt lruuhlv. (‘UHl'l'H'm‘l p. Ill. and 10:01 p. In. sharp.
I'rmn (it'l‘lllilliy “‘Ollld b“ ““3“" for Official Arlington ‘illll‘ {I252 p. m.
pun-thud}. and llu- :Ililt‘ti gowrll- Shipping netvs 2:05 p. in.
"NHL: “Ullitl hardly durt‘ Obli'Cl ‘0 Agricultural reports Hm.
shzu‘iu‘. ilw N‘W‘l'Wls “’"h ““3 coun- l’rogrnln will he nnnouuvcd daily
10‘. “IH'H‘H'I‘ ”Hi" ”kt'd i' "7 “0L by rudiophone at 7:45 p. m. l
'I‘lu-y \vouhl prolmbi)‘ 1W Mild ‘“ 51‘1””: 6:45 p. iii.~-—"i.itllv Jack liltliliil Stor-
lllt [UV ”1‘? Silk" “f -\”“-"'iv”” advice ins." by David Can. New York
and moral support in tho general Evening Mail.
'lirolplvlus Ul~ I‘llll'ill'tilll n-cunstruction. 7:3” 1). lll.~r-"'l‘llc Slur l‘f'ODlo." (L
Anv-ricnu bllhillre-‘S'lllt-ll would wel— story that will assist boys and girls
I'Olllt‘ such litll‘lit'illflllillh quite asidr to study astronomy. by Governor
from our (hm-rt lllll‘l‘l‘ts’f~ in German Johnson. prominent author; cour-
.-..p;”-;ilinn. lwrnusv they n‘niizv 11ml “.5“- Machlillnn Compauv.
llu- soonrr Europe is enabled to get Sum p. m.-Couccrt bv the Montclulr
mi its l'I-rl. llll' SHUNT A‘“"“i"”“ pros- Glee Club of seventy-live voices
Mark Andrews. conductor: mistcd-
pl-rily “ill i'ryivc.
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.I QPRRANTO.
'l‘lvm-l- is said to M- :1, boom in lis-
longi-r is this artilicinl
consult-rod a fun! (-i cranks.
schools .‘nnl business
organizations! in imiiiy countries art-
iil'uilllllllt: lo lnkc it seriously. Tllt'
London l‘nunl) (Mum-i1 recognizes the.
umuuuuv m: :In ()lilcial suhjvct for its
night and to-chnicnl schools. It. is a.
ronipulsory study in tiw schools of
“rm-v.1. HH'itxol‘lnllll. and an optional
mu- in tlmsv or Milzm, Italy. The Pur-
l:l ('lllllllht‘l‘ oi? Commerce. and many
utlwr similar bodies are urging that
ii lu- tnko'n up by nusiness men.
'l‘ln- most. interesting application.
iwrhnps. is to the League of Nations.
ll lww liH-n suzg'vsied that. Esperanto
he made the official language of that
Doli‘glot organization. No action has
l)(‘('ll takvn yet. but the subject is now
llt'llig studied and a comprehensive
report is to be made to the League
next year. with a View to recommend-
ing it_ as an international means of
communication for study in the
schools ot the whole world.
Latin was once the international
language. Since it died out. French
has been a partial substitute. Now
the tendency is toward English. But;
the British Association for the Ad“
vancement of Science has reported.
after studying the matter: ‘The ac.—
ceptancc of any modern national lun-
guagc- (by all the rest) would confer
undue advantage and excite Jealousy:
therefore an invented language is
best."
All this is worth taking into consid-
eration. especially in America. where
there is now a. greater impulse toward
torcign language study than ever he-
!orr-. as a means or setting acquainted
with and doing budness with the rest
oi the world.
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ma 8 It‘ll.
.All‘lotton and U SIAN
prrunlri, \',.
I;il«'.."ll:l:1‘
llml-rnnu-nis.
f] DailyRadio Program .
l 12:30 p. m.—-Lenten services from the
Mfiurka. piano solo. Edwardfifizinzel-
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mm the treaties once out of the .
attention to tho. election: which is so
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M‘l AwéaFect WC
tonsm‘ we sat-
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Reinock, violin; Ii. Sands. Cello”
“Rocked in the Prndlc of the Deep."
bass solo. Elmer Wiese; “Sous.
Boise." piano solo. Mr. Derrick. }
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station “'BZ. Springfield.
(WesiiixhouseJ
«Mack's Novelty Syueoput-
Frank Shunahun. violin;
Boston. banjo; Joseph
Eduard Shea. Xylo-
8:1”! p. m.
PT‘S.
lid u‘n rd
(‘u-{inik piano;
phonin
mutton “’GI. “and"! “name. Mann. .
(Ami-rich!) Radio.) ,
Sum p. m.——llo~dtinio story “a
little folks-t. “Two Panties." ’
5:15 p. m.——-Late news flashes.
H230 p. iu.~~ Boston police reports.
"’l‘ln- Psychology of Fear." address"
for
(Tune to so» Meters). i
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Station “VIZ. Newark. i
(\“t-slinghousv.) .
AIUl-‘il‘ui program every hour from
ll n. m. to 6 p. in.. on tho hour.
by Charlotte llnmllton. contrnlto.
and Herbert Gull). barytonc. The
program: “Night \\'itchcry." Starch:
“Old I'ncie Moon." Scott: “The
Long Day Closes." Suilvani; "The
Sandman." Protheroc: "Mulligan
Musketeers." Thompson: “Old King
Cole." Forsyth: “Swing Along."
Cook. Solo by Mn rk Andrews.
“\Viddicombe Fair," old Cngiish
folksong. Solos byjlcrbcrt J. Grelb.
"lnvictus," Bflho lluhn: "Love Me
or Not." Secchi; "Blow, Blow. Thy
Vi’intor \Vind." Surgcnut: “Danny
Boy." \t’eatherby Solos by Char-
lotte Hamilton. contralto. “Caro ni‘lo
hem" “An Old Fashioned House."
Squire. Solo by John Peel. “Vale
Curissimu." Attenhol‘cr-Andrews.
:30 p. m.—~Recital by Paul Haeussler.
pianist. of—sllrooklyu. Program:—
"Love's Greeting." Elgar; Nocturne
in E flat. Chopin: “To Spring."
Graig: “Meditation" from "Thais."
Massenet; “\VaJtzing Doll." Poldinl:
“Idyll.” Lack; "Longing." “Venetian
hy I‘lr. Owen n. Amos. phycholox‘ist.
~Station \\'\'I'. Signal (‘0er l'. S. A...
l-‘urt “boil. X. Y. C. i
('l‘une- to 1.450 Meters)
9th“ ll. m.-—-S¢~lw‘tioufl on the Ampico.‘
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$1.99 a 'yaril
.. The fabrics most in vogue .60.. Wis,
I o i ‘ ‘ a ‘
su1ts,- dresses and sku'ts. All the pa ding
shades as ’well as pretty combi .
checks.
THE PARIS
New Spring Goats, Suits, Dresses, Capes. Skins. 310m,
Sweaters, wool flip-ens; Silk Undergarments. Hats
the best. Emery for the monev in the world
W's sell dependable merchandise only, and 5w; \\";,_ 2-.
miles than elsewhere. We show slyh s ;. -
ahead of the other shops in
Established 1902
83 OOUTH "All STREET
329.”: b913,,
‘ 7 weeks
‘1' L;
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“Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
InbruTmchstYoanu-vioo torAllKindnirns
notation; Decided You for Furniture Work
Main Ofice, 26 Concord SL, So. Norwaik. Phone 294
9:05 p. [TL—Miss \‘ivyon Levett. sow
prmln: Mi. Frederick Gunner. ten-i SWEET PEAS AND DAFF'ODII‘S
or: Francis Moore. accompanist! ARE NOW THE .EABON FLOW!“
.lui‘k Monroe. pianist. Courtesy of,
\V. Knulw (‘ompuluu '
I
The Fellowship
l Fertilizers. Vegetable and Flow» iced:
0f Prayer’ ‘3“ “‘ "N Nb" 01' buyifla‘quality at our store
Fresh out every day and very reasonable
We just received a new numb: «any can
:0. N ORWALK FLORIST AND SEED STORE '
South Nunavut =
' new York ones. m1 Wan. 20th.. Phono Chelsea m
- sown NORWALK i
DaiLv Service Between New York 8; Norwalk
_' Dr. Lorenz Speaks for
; NEMO CORSETS
‘ “on: Main Street
A daily Lenten Bilulo reading and
nil-dilution prepared by the Commis—
sion on luvnngelism of the Federal;
Council of Churches for the use of the'
churches and individuals.
Thursday—Stewart“ ul‘ Personali-
ties. Entire Stock of Men’s and Boys' clothing
Strive to outer in by the narrow MUST BE SOLD AND WILL BE SOLD
door; for many. I say unto you. ulmll
seek to enter in. and shall not be able.
St. Luke 13:24.
Road St. Luke 13:22—35.
"Pei/sonulity \vith'rich possibilities
in it is everywhere nipped and stunt-
ed, its flowers unopened. its fruits im-
borne." ’
Meditation ——(‘-ivcn n. ccrtain person-
ality one may dodnlde or develop it.
Stewardship menus that a. man has no
Regard!“ of Cost
D. -G0ttlieb
11 North Main Street
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mi”
l - “I insist upon the necessity of corsets fo' Women
‘ said Dr. Law in a recent talk. And as for Nev-19 corsets.
_ after studying them well his verdict is—a recommendatiofl
‘ - of the Memo hygienic features for many abdominal
2 troubles. An appreciation of the good lines of tre corset.
. and of the fact that through the Name corset many
: women can_honefit by hygienic service the} ::1.mi not
. otherwise $011!. 7
‘ In our stock you will find not only scye": rodels in
‘ ' “Nome,” but also a variety of styles from 31' 1’78 éeadi‘i
comet mat-autumn".
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Our _Cor8etioro has had several years exztr'
“WHO “rub. and will gladly assist you ér‘. 5:“ 1'9 tr:
modal best suited to your figure.
license to.dca.l carelessly with his soul;
it belongs to God.
l’rayt‘l‘———(A vow to God zealously to
guard our souls) 0 thou creator and
Owner of all things. we praise thee
that thou hast so highly exalted us as
to entrust to us for administration.
The Hamilton Shop ;
The N. E. Ryan C0.-
Washin gton Street
not. only pouessions and talents. but
our souls for perfecting. and the riches
of thy grace tor the blessing or our
fellow-men and the redemption of the
world. Enrich us with all true humil-
0
Complete line of
- COMMERCIAL STATIONERY
Main Floor
ity. 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 sep- » l
Boat Song and “Roslyn Waltz." b ' . . _ ~ , NUTTIN ' '
Haeussler; "Moonlight." Thoma): myang}! In the ltedcemers name. . G PICTURES
:‘Humoreske" (in G flat). Dvorak; . Hymn FOR SHOWER GIFTS
l r, - n u or '
C‘ofnsgdndu‘ame from, Faust, Spirit of God, descend upon my heart: Second Floor ‘
' q ' _ _ Lean it from earth: thro' all its pulses. ' 1"
. atlon I‘DRA. Pittsburgh. move-
(Westinghouse. ) '
Trinity Episcopal church. Pitts~
but-3m. conducted by the Rev. Frank
H. Nelson of Christ church. Cincin-
nati. Ohio.
8:00 p. m.—-“Cooperation Between
Banker and Former." by Dr. J. T.
Holdsworth. vice-president, Bank of
ittsburgh. N. A.
3 p. m.—Vocal and instrumenthl
selections by W. F. McNally. bury;
tone; Mrs. w. H. Long. pianist; also
several violin selections and read-
ings by artists, to- be announced
later. .
Station “‘GY. Sohmochdy.
(General Electricdw
8:
myer: “Morning." soprano solo.
Miss Ethel Thomas: "Mammy Lou,”
Masonic ‘Male Quartet (A. L. Atkin-
son. A. Williams. F. Heacox and E.
Wrmese): "On the Bank of 2.
Brock." instrumental trio: W. Pan-
' ' W: Reineck. violin: Samb;
Richmlri song from “The
Kano." bass solo, Elmer
.- ill on," piano, Joseph
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49‘ Wall Street '
OPEN EVERY ‘EWNING uu'ru.‘ NINE ‘
Stoop to my weakness, mighty as thou
art.
And make me love theé as I ought to
love.
Rosanna: rm
anped on a local but of.” by '1'.
M. C.—“Horses d'oeuvro." This re-I ' ' '
minds us of the story of the you“: “ '
man in New York who was dining lni - ~
it ilrstclau restaurant with his bed .
beloved. She was poring our on ‘ '
menu wondering yhnt murder when . , ' L
input in, “What you wont to start » . l "
with, desrie, is some of those horse ' " ‘ ' "
(“roof—Boston Transcript.
Have you protected your vin- .
less aerial from the cominglisim ' ' ~ . » -
nine swans? -We have asunfiyot . ‘ f" 7 1' r " ‘r I , 7. 7' If, 1 F '
W Ground Switches, .29va ’= -~ : “ '7 7‘5 7 ‘ ~ A
by the Fire Underwriters. Get one s " ' 1 ‘ ' .. .. ‘ 7
.now and be on the safe side. ‘ 4 7
pm ”$4.00
sewing-W9 - . ‘
“wwwm sort-96m * ' ' W ’
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Lil assured-i! M hm an outfit of such fur-mimic???
There’s rest and comfort in it as well as bea
. FURNITURE
' .5 of the hiendly sort. The kind you become more
7m constant use. . ‘ '
i. ' Emiiliimtfofit even if you liaréfic
intention of buying. Perhaps our unusually 16W P
induce you to change your mind.
rices m
1: out .
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
; 70372 {North Main Street, South
21“!“
Narwalk
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