{THE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
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TUESDA—YT 321m.— 26. 1922
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
om Well lodge, No. 108. 13‘ and A.
IL. meets in Masonic building. South
Main utreet, int and 3rd Tuesday of
"each month; July and. August except.
pd. at 8 o'clock. All Muster “9’9“!
pordlnlly and trntern‘nlly invited.
none. .1. WALSH. w. M.
‘ - ROBERT M. WILCOX. Seq'y.
Butler Chapter No. 88. R. A. 11..
meet;- in Masonic Temple. South Main
utreot. the 2nd and 4th Tuesday! ‘0!
etch month at 8 o'clock Juy end
‘Auguat uxccpied. All it. A. Masons
cordially and (ruler-null)! invited.
FLARHNCE A. “Ti(“\'.\'.
P. H. l.i‘0N. Secretary.
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"“I‘ll!‘. NF." (‘OND‘EREM’EL a
llluputchea from (lenml euy thnt ul-
n‘miy there 11- much tn
next runl’erl-Ilcc.” It is taken for
.grnnted now thnl before long ' the'rO'
will be u successor to the presentgutil-
veins. to continue nnd supplement its
next mum-ring. it is‘
‘ t
r I
work. .\ml at the
‘Ilmpml lhnl there will be full .\mci'l-
cull pnrllrlpnliun. The present cone
(crevice. indrml. is being hnn
llinl aim in vii-u.
No doubt this attitude is largely de—
lerlninwl hy n. l‘l‘.tlllllll0ll of the cow»
parntlw failure at (lcnou. l‘erhupo
inllurc ilwrn‘ was inevitable from the
rule. it was made vir-
l‘lrei. .\i any
Innlly certain \vhcn Germnny and
Ilussll sprung their coup and created
nun-up among the 1‘0“ch l\_\
tin ir Il‘l‘.ll\ nl‘ \vnr claims cuncellntion
null nn‘uwuczll lrml“ lu‘iu‘lils. As nlui-
tern stand. the must lulpct'ul llxini: nl
Gvunu is this! \1‘l‘\ (pr‘tniion of a
lunar co'hl'vrrrcc that may lu-
wllh existing t'ncis
has not l-v-en
H H“ ‘T
no“.
N" pmwl in mnpplv
n! 1hr- (lvnna i'nulrnnicv
..in- m “illicit in .‘m
lht‘lh' ‘34 ;. I‘l-nsm‘lul‘d
i All. .i Suit-s \nl‘. vhn illr purl t‘\—
pl‘nslll‘l'l that
Il‘.
in. inui Tl .- l‘nsuilni lzltlumlo-ni, in
lnx “'1.ll~.‘l‘ it“ we 'HI lil‘lV'SdlllLllht‘S in
11“ or. l‘-;.: i: Yuan wwiv an honest
. 1' n l liv \.‘.'\. 2:: pnxlxlrmg ,llllv'l'lt‘il
“‘0 .l3. '.vr “i "\‘k f.‘ iv'lul :t llilllIl i'U’l
1111mm rt overdrive.
.: .10.- :m: .... m likols lhnt Hnrnp.
“1" (in flux? .M (‘u tum but minke thi-
“nwl:n\lv-::l;\l ntnlli-llls tit'ilrI l-ut (lull
in llN‘ll l~ “mill while. It ipicnmes
inrlvnnimzh I‘\Ii"‘lll. inn. thri.’ (hos-v
fillwizumrnl.” pl'olllt'llls iuvnfto ti.
l Mimi Slalom nmi rnlmlll i-c ~uiaml
'l'hvx in-
u'itluuli llrl l-rlrlir-ipullun,
inlvrnzllinnnl rlrlilsz,
is «lirw-tlv
:llrzu :H'n-nIm-nl nml imlcrnnilwx. u'h
:Illt'1‘l \mr-‘iv'd indirectly. :Inll wham-
e-Jllwl'm‘lnvw m'illn‘mr'nt wlihmll Amt-ll»
mvnm ur‘ nullko'y
'l‘lll’l Ill NSIU.\ l".\\ll.\l..
.\‘~ “a lh.Il ihl- {Haitian lullilll"
('lllllltll in u-Innfurllnt: in than
hulllllml In Minn»: of
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hnu “puriml It;
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I’ll \mv lli _.n Ill litl ,‘vllnlll‘l‘lltulllnll
hr lllu- t'llllull'vll in lmlul '
'llnll .Il‘ 'llr'll'll‘li'v l’: le'll‘ll fowl
‘ le.l'-i w 1::1 in A :nnna- ‘li" ‘l’JIHHIIUr-
linunlu hurl lurukl-h
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ll; liuwin nr alum-ll
.....l. l'. m. ..1- ”1' turn! in iiuln- cuter
Jml Mn N 7.1 nun-uh lmi nl certain
Jillllllllll 1min! . luuinc: lmte liven Mull-
lln'..ll HI» Hi: \I..-'.
. .i [m “t rial.
‘l‘lu ml Illul nmriulliy muons
. v i «n. .. ll m mun rmlnced to normal
It .ulml ull'alhu {Tum llt‘lllf‘ flflfl'fl‘
.‘un i,l|ll‘|l\ dimlnlfihlng mall"!
" .' Ilu \vm-rlt-nn Relief Admlnlsfl'tt-
cles. MO?“
4. u l: uremn llshed mlra
U “u p this i! the
”I‘ll'l'lll l‘\l'll lililll any of .
llml tht- morale of the movie
mu shou'n an
the better.
{rt romnn the
lmekhone
vnril
in the famine district! h
. .lumwllnnry filling? for
it in not rt-mnrknige mthe
should all en _
ll Imlmlly does. Tint the "an:
lu-nsnnt needs More than worth,“
na-I-rln hope, Ht! deeds C'MRW- hi “1‘
the American ,Reliet has been a e. o
I". alarm mar . .
""31",, 1h? V W "t Qzeg‘etztfgmizt
mnehgi'i'yengd‘rfirge for a stunning and
Rugs there was Tittle
[90 for the pro-
ure' future. -a Russia.
backbone and pro-
the dawn.is
aimmwll
d3
‘Wfl‘E‘u .9” WI rater:
«WW
, 1 ’cnurixaw. d -
. slid” a community 'fr m
Mac “Jr-om dhease
: - 'the'anodern ten-
” to find out fundamental
nod-tho- “? prevent as-r'ar ms
gha'r‘récui‘rence‘. Locking up
' umpomrily is no protec-
"rotumv While” the criminal
' ”and other person are kept
teeming criminals; Not senti-
| mmthy but straight common
, , in line! or much of present-day
”Nomi: nd‘comiruaive activity
1‘. ml! of growing boy's and'g‘hfis.
' chaplains of one reformntory 1e-
‘tlf’ioldvd group ofrbusiheil'y'men':
Jflfiixty per cent of our hos-3751'!
. den impulse."
“are is no reason to~nnuma4hat
y or that 60 per cent. are born
riminals at heart. or um any of
. henl.-l'iuving"‘comfnitted a single
1.- crim , muu inmmbly mv-zlrito a carer
1‘ o! o ensc againstmlnw and order and
kn- )’.,_ '
- It stuck. somewhere.
:heart or Betty's mother.
lk there or"‘thd'J
dled wildli
wmntnl cfiminalw—oflefiderr on' a. -'
thhtghe world is with _them and not
against them. the friendly n‘mpnthy- or
a wise adult expressed at the right
time are some of the things which
would prevent those first chnoes or
any subsequent repetition of them.
Who. kn arcing these things. can op-
pose public playgrounds for city
children. mmtional activities for ru-
r-ni districts and more helpful coopera-
tion am! more helpful coupemtion
m BABY’S Kiwi.
‘ When-the'tmntic mother telephon-
ed the family doctor'thntanlie had
swallowed his whistle. “Poo:- boy! Buy
him another!" was the consoling re-
ply. But when Betty swallowed her
nickel. it we: dine-rent. The nickel
didn't go all the way down the red
lane. where the bread and millt goes.
Betty was hurledly brought from
her home town tog big‘ city hospital.
and the doctors‘got busy with the
x-ray to find the nickel. and they fear
it is going to be it difficult operation.
getting it out safely. and getting the
have when! afterward.
’ 4 The city "newspaper- cérried a little
tilt otwa’ Itory‘ubout ‘Betty and theme-
kel. But the few lines were enough
.to"ltnrt every mother in~the world.
the. ‘hospltul office thinks. to‘the tele-
phone; Motheroinre calling up every
other minute to tell about white of egg
mud slapping entire back and all the
thing: that cured their children when
they ‘rwuliowed things.
The hospital «attendants are being
\ery patient. because they know that
everymether #130 calls huknown the
(right that is nowelutching at the
This nickel
in in an unusual and complicated
place. and the home remedies lime
been tried already in vain. But the
love and instant effort to help or all
those mothers are helping Betty‘s
mother just the same.
Thrrc's lots of old-fashioned neigh-
borly kindnem in the world yet.
W
’ may Rama-Prague
(Tune to m Ileters)
Motion “‘JZ‘ Smut“.
(\Yr-stinxhnus‘l
Musical program men
ll it. Hi. to G p. m on llu- hour
\lelher l'nn‘cnsl. ii .: m. '.‘
:ln-l lumi p. in.
Shipping no“ s. 1‘ :~
(JUICE-l Arlmglen iuur. :-
hcltr “can
wt
- u. h
M3 p g
Agriruiluml report:- «nah. .' I“.
and ii p. in.
l"lll:ll inn-‘NILZ ohms (\eu "\\~
hint: at 7 o'clock
i’rl up: r.- m rim ilak'.‘ ;\ :‘ pounced
rrl-iio (Wei-hone
I p. m. ".\l.m m 15-.-
mr chzlnln~n (cl Xeunrk Sunday
('nll.
7:30 I' .n. «”hvu-iopmeul ot‘ Port of
.\.-w\ York 33:11 its Benefits to the
Nation." l.) l-quemus ll. Outer-
'lirltit:r. chairman Port 01 New
York Authority.
\ 1.. in :3 p. m.—{‘oncv-rt by the
“'eslmz‘nousv lwrzoi.
Morrvl’.
nation “"5". Semi).
HFn-‘rni Electric)
7 p tr. ———Sr-aclc market report;
.’ l’. p m —f:evellle. bugle-r. Mr.
f'lnrenre (ht-enough; "0n the 'Gin.
'(lm 'Cinny Shore." Overseas Or-
rhoxrm. (”tart-nee Grennongh. cor-
nr-t: Edward Smith. snvaphone:
James: \‘v‘hile. trombone; Leo Kil-
we’n. violin: Harry l-‘rumkin. violin;
W. Hurting. pinno: "Hobby" Hob;
inmn. inum. “Song of the Robin."
soprano solo. Miss Ethel Thomas:
rr n ll x n r:. "'l'h is Man's A r‘my.”
llnrolrl Carey: “Indlag Summer."
rm irol. Overseas Orchestra: ad-
dress.» on “\‘eterans' Mountain
(’nmp." Benjamin C. Bowe. First
Nice—Commander Schenectady Post
No. 21. American Legion: "Ds'vn
Yonder." Syncopatcd l-‘our. Messrs
”my. first tenor; Mngill. second
tenor; Menu-r. lmrytone: Dillenheck.
' bang: accompanlst. Chauncey Gmy;
“.lnmle. llcnr." soprano solo. Miss
’l'hornmn; "flown South." piano solo.
Mr. Gray: "The Americans Come."
reading. Mist Ann Brncker. piano
accompaniment by Miss Mabel Mc-
Grnth: "Buddy of Mine." tenor solo.
Edward Travers: “\Vhere Poppies
Grow." comet solo. Mr. Greenough;
"Plantation Lullaby." hary'tone solo.
Kolin. Huger: “Kiss Me by “Wre-
lens." fox trot. Overseas Orchestra:
"When the Harvest Moon Is Shin-
ing." male quartet; "Tops." bugiar.
Clarence Greenough. -
Station KDKA. Pittsburgh.
(We'etinghouse)
p. m.—"Golt tor the Novice and Vet-
eran" (by a professional). Al Bic-
Bride. instructor Pittsburgh Golf
Club. Pittsburgh‘Pa. l-‘rom Pitts—
burgh P05t Studio. Vi'eekly dress
“talk. from Pittsburgh Post Studio.
"(lur'Government—It's Principles.“
Louis K. Manley. professor of poll-
tical science. University qr” Pitts-
burgh. Pu. From Pittsburgh Past
Studio.
:30 .p. m.—-An interesting and enter-
taining program by the Edgur
Thomson “'orkx‘ Glee Club. ‘
~(Amrud) .
children (Little l-‘olks' Magazine)“
“A Little Goose Girl." read by. . '
Eunice l.. Randall. l
8:45 p. m.———Carrie \'. Mnlcolm.‘
prano soloist. Selections. "Per!
Day." t‘Stnr'Bpnngled Banner." .
~s p. m.—~‘i.ate news-flashes—baoebhl
scores. - ” l'
8:10 p. rum—Police'fefiom for city
Boston. 3 .
3:13 p. m.——"mm‘sts" , per-oil
hygienewxo. 1!: By B. A.
com 1 executive “uranium
pmmego'WRea Cross.
8:30 p. lib-Pm Wm 15»-
r eriok A.) fiflorfwlo‘llhidzriima
trio: “"Iargo (Kanden‘.'Mr. Taylor
». tmmpular numbers. trio: "Soul '
nir" (\Vietzell). Mr. Taylor: “by th
“Brook" (Boiuteflre). trio. ‘
mm d.
. . -_ -.,(WestiwhWSe).
8 p. m.—-Robert‘.s Society arch» t
Mug-Mb 4 . ”lymprneit‘
«mowing mm:- :6 - m
“Jerome recreation. enough suit. ,
closer-trum‘ t:*~ *-
”mm”. ~ 1N
hundsfind brains occupied. the feeling 3
tion between schools and public? .
_______.———-————-—-
ll} I
Moon" 5'.01'it‘3!
ppm-s. nmie" the dlrvvtion of lau‘ufi
station “'61. Medium] Hillside. 318$. ,.
South‘soollo‘wrnuel 1:660“. pianog
Seieeuonar-g “mac“"(Cm Bwfl'l’hkhun’o v
‘ m"—
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walk-4o-mri..lz-»uki annealing. MJMAWMM -—1¢M-$Ie-»‘mn - —~ -~ an... to .h- n... u... \; m
h“ ‘ ‘ mmm'.
l
v «u
(Vill‘ldl 1.500 FEET IS‘ 'AIR
man or Mutual- i~ tor Legion Adiq
mindi- Comp
Stamina: in a live passenger Fok-
lur .urNJRr as it hovered mer Min-
.“ a height 0! l
\‘m‘kr fair
ro‘.x
Kt ea in
Soho” kl-
tor-noun. The
and
.50" (CE
“’3
l.
Albert
“on murrled yesterday at-
ceremony
S
" dictitod he wished
quests and provide that in the event
“as his daughters died without isue a
P.
per—
iornu-d by the Rev. “chin \\'. May-
vunl. the
“as the pilot of the p
The mothers of the bride and the '_
“flying parson."
lum‘.
who also 9
bridegroom and friends of both fami-
lies and a large crowd on the flying
held heard the words of the cere-
mun)“.
General
to eurt h.
which were transmitted by
Electric wireless telephone
:1
Lieut; Maynard, who was the win-
ner of the Air Service transcontinent-
Ill
race. donned his ministerial robe
alter the plane had reached 11 height
01
LEM-u fer-t. and after the ceremony
lwemyJ‘N‘{discarded it and piloted his machine
back to earth in regular flying cos-
tume.
Both the bride and the groom arr-
mmbers of old
Brooklyn families.
They will leave today for Albany. and
irom there will go to Mr. Schalfke‘s
mountain home. wh
spend their honeymoon.
9W
Th
they
9
will
stunt
was performed for the benefit of the
American Legion's Adlrondnck camp
lor disabled
Schalfke is physical director.
F‘Ol’.‘ DATION PL‘ X N l-ZD I!“
FISPfl.‘ .‘l POI! SING HRS
NIC‘V YORK. Apri
l 25.——-T
rinl
veterans. of which Mr.
02'
the content or the will or David Scull
llsphum. baritone singer. brought by
his widow. Caroline Russell Iliapham.
and n daughter. Miss Leona A. Car-
before Surro-
gate James A. Foley and a jury yes-
negie llisphnm. begun
lerday. The
contestants.
sharing
three-fourths of the estate. are seek-
ing to prewm the other fourth go-
‘ M. Ten Eyck
0: 5n Central Park \\'est. wile of Jay
of the
Court of Common ?iens. of Newnrk.
ing to Mrs. Henrietta
Ten Eyck. a former
.\l rs.
Judge
Bisphnm and ‘her daughter ai-
lege Mr. Bispham was not of sound
mind and that he was,unduly influ-
enced when he drew his will in Aug-
ust. 1918.
He died October 271921.
George W. Blackwell. counsel for
Mrs. Bispham. in his opening address
told the jury that Mr. llisphnm drew
a will in 1915 in which ail his prop~
erty. including a trust fund of ap-
PAINSillliiflSS
SMALWF‘FBA
8:30-9:30 p. m.—Bedtime story for the; ‘ ‘
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te‘m
.monndunméi'
meth‘n
other-.Youan
Iwillahnd
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t
voted to a foundation "
Snbnquenta
o alter his be-
memorial" to Mr. Bispham.
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proximately 3:00.000. was lert to his portion or the estate should ‘be' «res;
wire. two daughters and a son. who ‘
ilost his life in the war.
ly. Mr. Blackwell said. the singer in.
name for the instruction and train-v.
in: of poor. but talented lingers. The
bequest to Mrs. Ten Eyck m‘madq’
with a request she provide a "oultab
hi
consular.
‘7 APRIL 25..
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:a yang .
a The? fabrics most in vogue for Coats,
suitsy clauses and- skirts. All the leading
j 95th: as .~ wellfias pretty ‘combi
7““
-.ations in
\
‘ .318Silkalhd would on Sale at 512.93
"-M‘Wéol‘flersey :Suits . . . ........... 36:95-
: theoats . . . . . {$6.95, $12.95. $14.95.
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WEDDING GIFTS
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Diamond Rings, Brooches. .Bar Pins ix. v.7»..- Variety—q
Pearl and Ivory Beads, Silver and Cut Gin“. > - Tit-15‘;
f- \Yare in'Chests or Single Pieces.
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