’ hour for callhlg the mediation emi-
A prominent business writer tells pt
important business men he knows who
make a practice of avoiding dealings
with men who are not punctual. "If'a
man doesn't keep an engagement with
me at the time he promised." explains
one stickler for promptness. "I cannot
«trust Mm. I feel that he 'himmlf1s
not well organized. tllat he doesn't
function efficiently. that he is careless.
I won't have people like that in my
business. at any salary." ‘
.The keeping of :a definite appoint-
.ment with anyone. for business or
' pleasure. is usually recognized by busi-
' - nesslike people as»: matter or simple
honesty. There is less recognition of
th‘ fact that attendance at church or
itieatre. or at my public or private
lining for whichxu this is set. im-
, .‘_.,.____._.————
(THE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISEED BY
J ARES GOLDE‘N
r; J
I. L. & A. L. GOLDEN, Prom.
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WDAY, APRIL 27, 1922 .-
HIN'IATUBI MAO FM
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L High tide fiffij‘a‘.‘hi.-Zifi55' _ _
~ Sun use; 4:591i9f5fiifi .m
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The Assoohtsd'"Pm:mmlnsively
untitled to the use for tummy!
all news disoacms credited to- it or
not otherwise-in this paper and also
Ill? local news published herein.
All rights of publication or special _
matchesdlereln are also reserved.
time. and the late person is breaking
faith with the rest.
paper readers not knowing all amt: .
everything. . Foreign visitors are inter-
viewed by’ radio=on‘ their way to ,
'America and utter they have departed. 5
Eass well as by enterprising'mriortsrs in 1
person every day they‘re here. '
W
BIASONIC DIRECTORY
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F and K.
31.. meets in Masonlobullding’. South
’Maln street. Ist snarl-d Tuesday or
pooh month. Jilly and. August- except-
ha. at 8 o'clock. All Ham Masons
éordially and fraternsliy invited.
SshY'The l'nlted m..... and 339le j
are near agreement. "Don't butt in.
0——
, ROBT. J. WILEY-I. W. M. ________ ‘
6 ROBERT M. wtncox, 543632 _> . ,i
- 9
Butler Cha ter N. 38. n. A. m.. ' Wm ;
meets in Mas§nic Temple. South Main Dally .
‘I‘tteEt. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at (13¢..me _ . .
mh month at 8 o'clock Juy and ‘H
August excepted. All R. A. Masons ‘ S ‘ .‘ £ . . b
- cordially and fraternnlly invited.
CLARENCE A. HRO\V.\.
l-‘. S. LYON. Secretary.
W . .-- .
EVOLUTION.
In the midst of bewildering and con-
(Westinghousc) .
Musical program every hour from
it a, m. to 6 p. m on the hour.
Weather forecast. 11 a. m.. 12 m.. 5
and 10201 p. m.
Shipping news. 2:05 p. m. .
Official Arlington time. 9:52 p. m.
tradictory arguments for and against Agricultural reports daily. 12 m. y
the theory of evolution. " ""3!“ be and 6 I). in}
W9” ‘0 9"" WW“ mm" of m" writers Final baseball scores every eve}
who believe in it must firmly have to
say about its supposed conflict with re- Program changes
llgiou. 'l‘hc rolloyvlng ls from the “K0. [‘3le telephone.
koro" ol' Lari-mile Hcarn. written in 7 p. m.~“Jack Rabbit
1895. llt‘:ll‘ll round it perfectly possi— \ David Corey. New
Me to reconcile his profound admira‘ » Mall. ’
lion ol' llcrlmrl Spcnccr's evolutionary
philosophy with his own equally pro-
found religious attiludc. 'l‘he follo“'- .
lug passage is also worth reading as a 7:
rar:- specimen ol’ beautiful literature:
"l'crsons who l't'LT'dl‘d H('lP|l(‘“ as
deslroycr ruthcr than n modifier forget
'nlng at 7 o'clock.
announced M
.
Stories." by
York Evening
-1
can Travel." by Mr. lush. Equit-
able Trust Company or New York.
15 p. nl.——-"Maintenance of Storage
Batteries." by l-‘. Slater.
n. m.—«"An Hour in Tour Land." by
Addye Ycargaln Hall. chairman of
a s
plies an agreement to be there at that I
No more excuse for American ne‘ws- .
:30 p. lll.-"Sllm:§ll0ns for Europ- f
"I‘ll-7 CERTIFICATES . .
0F INCORPORA’IION
'Tllrec Compute» Dem-sit Imam
’ \flth State SSH-rotary.
_. .- .,._.. rN“ “*7 .— 0.”-..—
E. II. Dawkins in (mm Ser-
0' L.
. .
:gsun. All Wool Hom
Spoils and Tweeds .
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The fabrics most in vogue far CW
_; suits, dresses and skirts. All the leading
g shades as well as pretty combinations in
: checks. '
Hers’MiddMotor
. Tramrtafion Co.
DaihS‘ervinetween NewYork & Norwali.
IflNG DISTANCE TRUCKING
k.mlm.ah‘~mm an law of m.
‘ ' gestation; www.mm Work l,
menu. ZGM‘SL So. Norwaik, Phone at
mammal“ 50th.. Phone m sou
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WI“? MD
AS CITWR AGENT
ant mflfy of the Treasury Dover.
Dawidns is the first negro to‘ be ap-
pointed a customs agent in the Gov-
ernment service and has reached the
station in the oldest bureau of the
Government organization after thirty
years of service.
l‘z—y
vice Thrrty Years
that religious feeling is something in- Ll Junior he '
. lurtm-nt of in As. a .. . . - . .
finitely luurl- profound than dozna that tiloenal l’t-tler'lt‘lon 0: “male :‘lubs Lt’r‘imdtt’b 0" incorporation were; “ASHINGTOZN. April 37. AD- .
it gun...“ a” gm” “m, a” form“ of who Wm ”re-Wm the \‘mmeet Tflo: tiled yesterday at the office or the sec- polnt‘ment oi” Edward 1.. Dawkins. a hawkins entered the Government
creed; and that it only \vidcns and Cunwrine “Sm?“ ”gum", “Mel" "9‘1”." 0‘ “W “air by the following nezro. as a customs agent assigned ”Hire in Washington in 1893 as a ..........................
deepens and authors now“. with inn-l- New”: pl-mist- -' ”per £01m?" colllpallies: lto the Appraiser's warehouse at Phil- laborer in the Bureau of Statistics at?
lectllal expansion. That as mere doc- ' ‘ ' t .. ‘ ‘ f . n1" Rallies Hat COV. Dunbar}; cap- «dolphin. “‘3 announced '5." Assist- “ 5‘1"”? or 3560 a 3’93""-
‘ p p . . cellist. Prom-am. Hungarian 1.1 -t k ,-( r' , .
trlnc V‘t'!l',:'lOll ‘wll ultimate-l) pass awny ll'lncc .. ‘r'lhms' “\lilluet in G .. lig‘ll 0 5 0C - 3"”- "M- 10 bGKln with A...
. ‘ ~.‘ . . _ s , . . ' ' ‘ - - ' ‘..U 0; lncor oral r:. i 3‘; . . ‘a
is .l com lu. ion to “inch the study oi Beethoven; "By the Brook." ”08er «Gal ("my-"Vs?“ 0 1 oh lfil J I in
evolution loads; but that relllriou as‘
fol-ling. ul' l‘\'t'll as faith in tho- un-
known power shaping cqunlly :1 brain
or n consicllnlion. can ever ultcrly div.
is not at present cmlccivublc. Sch-11cc q
wars only upon :~rroncous inlcrprcizl- '
tions of pllcllolul-un: it only lllagniliil-s
and that
fre: "Scherzo from 1‘. flat Trio."
Schubert: "The Swan." Saint Sachs:
“\Yaltz in A Major." Brahma. and
“Molly on the Shore." Gmingvr.
p. Him“- ‘wcllul by Mal‘cl Corlcw.
dram ltic soprano and teacher: cour-
lcsy of Aeolian; Company.
tho- cosmic ul‘stcrm l'0\‘I'S . . . . .
eu-rvllli-l ,. “8‘“ "1r minulnl- is inf‘u station \\(-\. silicon-(July.
‘ V k ' ' ' (General l‘Zlcctrict)
:tl-ly woudl-rl'lll and Ilncomrlrl-hI-nsiblc:
"“‘lllll no llcw philosophy can for-
bid us to how- is that the best elements
of Self will thrill on to Rock lofiiel‘ all”
flllitics. in t'llti‘l‘ into grander and yl-l
srandcr combinations till the sllpl‘l-lnn-
revelation cm. I-s. .lud wc discern.
through inliuito \isionA—lhrmlgh llu-
vanishing of all Scll'w—lhc Absolute
Reality."
_.._._.._._.0
THE CARDS ARE DD\\'.\'.
p. -ln.- Stock and market reports.
:45 p. m: -".\l:lrcll Grotesque." piano
solo. Mr. T. Frederick t‘undyln: (a)
"The (‘l‘_\' of Rachel." (bl‘ "A llowl
of Roses." coulrzlllo solos. Miss
liosc Mountain; "Adoration." violin
solo. Gilbert Ireland; (ll) "Nobody's
hurling." (hi "Teasing." instru-
mental trio. l". “2 Ganberg. tenor
banjo. Hal Truux. bahjerine. George
Grant. piano: "Cake \Valk." piano
solo. ’l‘. ll‘rcdcrick Calldyln; “A Ht
-1 -1
.’\l'tcr l-n-ry thing has bccu said about .~ _ ' .. l l
the bzld faith of (‘ul-rlllany and Russia. ‘1‘: 1'” o "{°n.c§_'noxn‘ra :0 :0”?
and about lhcir u'unlnlins up Genoa “‘55 Mountain, “"1"" ‘0‘ ‘
solo. Mr. Ireland; "Croouing. in-
und how wicked lhr-y wcre to do it.
till-n- is 11-“ a certain residue of Shf‘t'l' strumental "10' “PM Ganberg.
'i‘ruax and‘Grant; "Gray Days." con-
rcliul‘. ‘l‘ho-y haw- shown their hands. ‘1 _. "V
'I‘llv- tricky and unccrtnin (icrlnnu) and “3H0 ”(Tm-QM‘S‘: A oumam'l 9:10.-
thc dubious and mysterious Russia ilnn Loye ..ong'. violin 300- ‘-
Ireland; concert transcrlption on
hau- come out plainly. 'l‘hcrc lu-cd no.
longer be any doubt or apprche’nslon
the olhcr vnriublcs which
"Turkey ill the Straw." piano solo.
T Frederlck Candlyn.
or any of .
mnkc diplomacy difficult. The Allies W Km! mm."
know (-\' lolly what they are up (Westlrghouse)
against, s p.m.—~—”Jo’ys of Spring and glimmer
'l‘hc organizingr powcr of Germany Motoring." by Edward Bald. Hudson
Motor Car Company. Pittsburgh, Pa.
From Pittsburgh Post Studio.
8:30 p. m.-—Conoert by the Pittsburgh.
Flute Club and vocal selections by
Maud Fuly. soprano; Mrs. P. Alas--
ander. contralto.
Station “'GI, Medici-d Hillside. Mass.
(Amrad)
”7:30 p. m.-—“‘Béilflm m for the
children. “The \Vaves of a. Treé,"
read by Miss Eunice L. Randall.
7:45 p. m.—-—-Late news flashes—Ease-
.linrl the vast mntcrlal and human rc-
smlrccs ol‘ Russia stand together.
against lhl- rust ol‘ lhc world. \\'hul is
the rest nl‘ the world going to do about
it?
There need be no real fczlr. TIH'I'('
net-d be only a sort of solid satisfac-
tion that the worst is known. Know-
inc: the worst. forces can always be ad.
justed to meet it. 'I'hcrc can be no
doubt or meeting the. issue fortunately.
with England. France. llaly. Japan.
China. America and a host of minor _ ball ”I” !
nations on the other side—4f the.v ‘:§o&r'—POIM reports for c“) of
stand together.
There are no longer
which must be treated
while concealing an insidious menace .
8 p. m.——“What Radio Means to the-
Home Lire~ of America." by Joe
Mitchell Chapple, author and pub-
iwo nations‘
as friends.
liclst.
that must be somehow guarded . i 8' W
against. There is a definite alliance of 8.15 P.“ m‘ 9:“; lfilrfltt.‘"I-‘ileme n
two outlaw pom-rs against the. rest of . septa. 0' . ., 3.: o ‘ '
the warld. Massenet. NS:lttig";-8ing.DBiras a; :31:
. . . Win8- u 8: ' allay (W,
l . '
L oyd George may not know just Wetterhy.
how to deal with the situation in the.
best possible way at this moment. but
all the constructive thought in the
‘world ll With him and a succesf‘ul
outcome. eventually..isosm~e.
“A”
Tm: gamma mumlm
~Montrose. Colo.. is doing-’9. sensible.
thing. Instead of enticing Which it»;
will build. a courthoqu or a “idler ,
memorial. it is doing mm at once. '
'flnrnsw courthouse. m. maroon _
$20w090.-i3710>'bo M's. mm; l . “W“ “”3“ 3‘“¢°.N°"mv m3.
and is't‘o cmmlmmmmu 3‘30 P- m:“‘3'°*lm~ “WWW ’Il‘iSh
in: the assa- ot‘W-mtrva. “a"? “wi’m‘? (“Wm whist-
craps in it: mmyc ‘
" Cities have beentmmfi‘iufldl Kw. .
pensive memorial buildings-inlet: no ‘
‘ one ever visitl myrmum bill’d ' The columns In m «the
”finances visited only Ivy-those? mi "Gale (if file ‘mc'imm‘
mg mm”. in them, my,“ W :Chorus' of the Not-6mm finial school.
m-l- to' accomplish em "Gilda ‘Wx'mwmem.
gig-m to interest may mailman] to‘mfltee 'an': . as: Lillian ”Sideli—
M armuvce tit-constant «mgplmxgo‘ion and-i m m: 3R0: Mine“
M’who-m-obligeww fragment it. “5’31!th mfiporffl‘atfllwu ten-
‘ in. in~fllltoourt1houou Missions“. ,mi-an‘k noon; ”(mammals
. ly‘lfld equitably administered. as lower (31116: 'wiirsno'rlmhn nomad
m. lie in mi m mgtym,,.3_tg¢“.‘al_to.. Eleanor flittlié'ws. orchestra
name the most worthy or memorials. Gearse‘ Jack-on.
_ vacuum.
‘ 1 highly mammal-r. speak}
”Minimums-wants!- the m salon 'fimlflhh m
9:30 p. m.—-Gombat scene between
King James of Scotland and Roder-
ic Dhu. from "The Lady of the
l Lake." "Scott”; recitation by Char-
les 8‘; Atfilnl’on.
Rattan m Wm.
(WMnghM)
8 p. m.—-Iafsyouo’0mm Corporwhioh
Was organized Jmal'y 1. 1898. com-l.
posod‘ot arisen-members; Thalia.-
rayette Drum Corps has won thirty-
u-n—i—o
“17m mu {16m ‘- ' T ‘
may. «new .,, mat-w
A“!!! '
.cno . moon mom “arm ,
1938' dmcasgivonbym vaml f.
Hahn and Henry 0.]
“'ilson. .
The Berkshire Mill Coal (70.. Bridge—
port. capltal stock. “00.00: to b?-
gin with 360.000: incorporators. John
A. Barri. “'illiam l}. lloardmun and
Jonathan Grout.
The Greenwich Coal Co.. fut. cap-
ital stock. 50.1mm to Iwginwrith $20.-
00"; incorporalnrs. Morris Cohen. Jos-
t'ph Gans and Max Spclke.
.The l'nlversalrMOtOl“ AppliancerCo"
New Britain. has alumni-ed awhile”:
President. 1" .D. \‘and‘rvcr: vice-pics.
ldcnt. P. V. Guiberson: treasurer. H.
A. 'l‘ravcr: secretary. E. F. Hall;
directors. l‘. h. Vandeveer. P. V.
Gll“)el‘80ll. A. G. Kimball. E. P. Hall
and ii. A. Tran-r.
Articles of association have been
filed by the East Hampton Building,
and Loan Association. subscribers. E.
Gordon Cone. Albert 13. Starr. A. D.
W'illiams. 'l". W. Brown. A. M. Starr.
S. A. Bevin. Wylnan N. Kills. William
H. Wall. Hubert C. Hodge and Char-
les E. Torkelson.
The G. B. Keth Furniture Co.. of
Manchester has increased its capital
stock from 810.900 to $150,000.
STATE LIBRARY ems
mus-b8 AND mantra
‘ Donald H. smith. a junior in Ver- .
"1‘ 10,"! '.
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fiv‘.’ c111) .[OIOIs/o/ol“
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Couch
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£2; .. fl genuine?ofl 5?.
flash":
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illustration. how:
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CHILDREN’S SOCKS AND THREE-
‘WARTER HOSE
mont l'nlversity. Burlington. Vermont.
has presented to the ‘war colleen-"v
in the State Library in Hartford. the I.
medal conferred upon him by the
Chamber of Commerce for his sin
cellence in knowledge of civics re-
lating to Connecticut and the Uniflki4
States. Also his medal conferred upon
him by the Boy Scouts in 1914-15.
One’ of the interesting its!!! pre-
sented to the war collection in the
State IJbrary. is a large hell’-
brass bedecked. leather hat worn
the (failed States soldiers dam the:
period or the Mun-fin” m mum
which is in good'state' at W,
was made by G. C. Hotel-miss, or
Haven. 7
_ Among the books added tothe‘
nor-hrs are the (aim sol
nols Revised Statutes. an
edition. 1921': Randall's I
to ‘Jin-les. war-calm: WI!- ‘
preme Court ‘morts. Volume in:
Manitoba supremo Court Emu
Volumes 2’9 and 30.
gkin'ds arena!)- at the “rt“finfi. '.
You’ll like file rolls milky it" Hi .'-
Sanitary salary. as South mm m:-
John B. " . Prom—M. Y '
. mflxmm A “
attending-alumni meetings. um. ptmw commie-is ”a“
my in a mile in ole.cehter~orm:zummmrae . Hrs.- .. ,
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Mercerised, Lisle. Sport: may, ma. Fancy Silk Stripe Cu: . . .. 65:
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Boys'Bttra-Reawmm Blacksnde-own........... ....... 50:
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Mbrcerized Lisle, Ribbed Cuff. Mot, White, Royal Blue ““51
Medium and Dark Brown 35!:
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Mahogany
HereerizedCotton. White-With Fancy Tops 29c and 35a.
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35mins
Hows Spell Playtime for;
"1m 9 store cal-fies a. not! line of
"oball goods and one-rs specml
4m, was to (his and societies.
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