irHE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
v
ESTABLISHED BY
J AMES GOLDEN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 17,1922
:IETESDAY, MAY 16,1922
”NIATURE ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW
i Sim rises 4:31. sets 7 :07
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p.m .
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pulled to The use for publication of
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not otherwise in this paper and also
‘ny local news published herein.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
Old Well Lodge, No. 108. F and A.
I... meets in Masonic building. South
Kain strvct, lst and 3rd Tuesday 0!
Each month. July and August except-
Id. at 8 o'clock. All Mastl‘r Masons
bordially and traternully invited.
ROBT. J. WALSH. W. M.
1 ROBERT M. \VILCOX, Scc'y.
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Butler Chapter No. 38, R. A. M.,
meets in Masonic Temple, South Main
direct. the 2nd and 4th Tuesday: of
finch month at 8 o'clock Jay and
August cxccpted. All R. A. Masons
normally and fratcrnally invited.
S. l’. DECKER. H. P.
l“. S. LYON, Sccretnry.
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(‘.\l{l) (llV “Ll“.
Tho school ('llllill't‘ll “cl-1‘ all wcig‘ll-
ed and lllt‘d‘llll‘t‘ll. 'i‘hosc whnsc
weights and h"lg‘ilt.3 agreed with each
other and with the norm came proudly
home lwaring white cards lnsvrihmi
"Card of whitc. all right.“ 'l‘hosc who
were lwlnw standard but not liailly
so Wcrc grivcn Nun (‘lll'IlH. "Card of
blue. wrm't .lu.” 'i‘lw children “hour
conditions l'oqnirell inllnmiialc and
drastic action by parcnts if serious ill-
[can 111' :lul‘m‘mit}~ was to ho avoided
took home rml cards. "Card of red.
tronhh- :1l1mnli" '
0n zrvnvral principlr-s this systom is
a. vcry 'znuvi nnv. lf arsnrl-s c 1011--
cuts who am» particular about milk
and t‘rl-sh \vzwiahlus and hours of
sleep aml l‘rovs’l air that they are- on
the right path. mni that thcir mcihmls
:Lré- shmxim‘ rwsnlm. it calls :ltlvntion
to (ici'cci'»: of training which 1111' shun-
inlr lnlli rmmm in :1 \ivirl manner, for
lllc vi-ill with llzv lllnv (arni is lmillr—
:1ll\ asharrml 111' not having: :1 ‘Vlllll'
01.1- «ml is 711.1.111 anxious to (ll) “’hnl-
I‘ll-I is 1-:1 13.0.1111 in ;:wt it t".\’(‘il:lllt;l”i.
at lln- :t «1 hivlrll‘ 1i 1v\.1nnn:1tinn inn":
fm' ”11' "all right" s1 Inlml. i'.1!‘(‘nis
wlmsv t"lii«il‘1'll :cl rml card.“ are llrirml
lo 2E >ir iri‘).\‘i'.‘l11‘l‘l.’ll (111cc. and in
l'cllu‘." i‘u‘ whim Lin-n lw-l'm‘c if it. loo
late.
whcro such '1
ilvrmli! 1’
llul liwrc 11111 (“11:11:
Hfi‘sl'nll >ii’|\\‘.‘< iiismhnnlnxns,
plays :1 inrm‘ part in lh” lulild
("llllil'i'fl Not all (‘lllilll‘lli who
"un1l-.‘1‘\w-i::l1t” ll' the 801150 of being:
llclow llv- :11'vr:1::1~ l'on chillirl n m‘ ihcir
llfil‘ :11'1» :,l .111'1 ll:lllL.'l‘l'. A child
lllhl'l‘llllli; slight 1441111101 11ml
55F}|'l‘i}l.lll‘l.l\‘ 11111.1 lw Ill‘l’i't‘l liy \\':-l:‘
with .1 v.1 lll'ili which Ill-\o-r 41l-lil'um'ill-rz
the harm \‘.ilillll .4111. 1.1l lwlll‘aih‘.
lllllliiv'14JiM-lli'i mill-all such r1»;10‘l,~1
with ill" salt «11' common .wnscu A
(‘llllll cnnxwlwwcnl from :111 Him as may
be unlicrwclg‘ht. and yrl in: getting
ulonu' in 1:111- “:hzipn inwards: pvrl’n-ct
Twalth. A 1‘llii~l 1H.» 11.11114 1'! Wright.
who grows. who is happy and
is a \u-ll. child no mattcr what
(if
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.)1‘ ill
l‘lunl
lll‘zll'i ‘3.
lin‘
woici". .\Inl :1 I’m-Hy. 121110113. pal»- .3100 l‘> m ..-“l'Htulnn'ulk-A ("lllllll‘nia
child i4 lint \nvll. no multrr huw my} («Duh r," l‘r. \‘-_ J‘ llnllanll. dircclnl‘f
\Veight is an important I'actnr i“. :l Crlrl\pl_:ifl Mueniim, ("nrncL'iO Infill--
child's1h11'1lnpnunl, and llVMiH' 12.1! -:~ 1.11.. i'lttsinn‘cll. "l-Inzinrmring.” l‘.‘
but it is nut lih‘ (“.173
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A LABOIHIESS “'ORLD.
Chill '5 i‘. Htcinlm-lz. ihc cir-clrival
wizard. l‘nrvw-ivs ".1 il‘l‘lliil 4s \.mlnl. ir-
lug,
1:11". 113‘.
which clvciricii)‘ .1l‘1l ill;‘(‘itll1l‘l'_\ 111::
lw clinilnnmi 1.11111 :iivilnsl l'\¢ ll «.111.
(‘l‘lYi'l‘lil- kinnl of work C-xccpi think-
ing," and lw lmlivw s it is 12:11 ,3... ct“.
"'I‘llr- imusvuil‘r- v-i‘ lill‘ lllnrr." in"
raw. “may sil :11 lwr sm'l‘vial'y and
nun-124:1 "cw ililllOHS. thus lvlllnu‘ Pin-4‘-
triciil l‘m lzcr wmk. She: will llfll'l‘ r0
Hf‘l‘\’.llll lu'lmh-in. ’l"n man in llw M'-
licr‘ 11%in luclmj, “ill lw sinliluliy
_1-111av11-ipulml from physical lnimr.
Hrlsh': 1- is: ln‘ made in transportation
of which ll-g “last of us lllllv lll'c:il‘.‘.."
It. ii :1 lv-mhlinu iiiclnn-z‘i’ml :15 it".
Steinmclz hilnsqh \x'nnhl lllllil‘lilSS
admit. it is not pol-lccily ixlwal \l'lw‘rn
you think it over. ’i‘hc hmiscwh‘c may
not. have any scrvaut pmhlcm. in that
happy cm of llllll()ll—pl'l,‘.\‘s=lllg'. lint Sit"
will ccrt.:1inl.v have :1 1‘14 ('iifllll(‘ proh-
lem. Everyone who Ills out :1 l'nrjtnrj-f.
:1. house or an office soon discovers:
that. having got thc rcqnisill- lllfll'i'll‘-
cry to save labor. he nnccis 1401110an to
look after ‘1 ho machinery. 'i‘hat parti-
cular 51nd of physical work. at least,
will never be altogcthcr dispcnscd
lwlth. unless some super-Fricntist cm
~bulld a. machanical lilcchanic.
Moreovn. :1 thoughtful person mus.
ing on this sort of progress may l1"
moved to wonder whether. after all.
we are really saving ourselves in‘ 101-
with all our labor-sming- machinery.
Al Our mechanical equipment grows
Ind multiplies, do we really work less
-hrd? On any particular line of work
‘ fact-ham; we do: but altogether. do We
._m'work M hard as ever, and 'wear
q‘ ranches out as rapidly ?
‘ 1" Benerally speaking, it is probably
{the that our marvellous machinery
M not save us work: it: only changes
nature. of ‘6u’1- work and enables 113
W 119 more things in a. given time. It
in not lighten life, but it adds to
h variety and power of life. And
“on. *no doubt. are benefits wort-h
.1
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.9. _10 l‘
or this month which she insist: she
cannot possibly meet. France tnst’
that the money must he paid. and th
11-1-4190 of pay ment she Will take such
measures as she feels authorized to
take in .ursuance of the Versailles
treaty. That means. anparentlyfithe,
lnvafi‘on and; Seizure of the Ruhr val-i
icy. with'lta riéh resources and mans;
tries natural resources and lndttytrtes.
. It lboks. Mr. V‘ajderiip admits. as
if 11 rance wants heel. And yet ‘fhhe is
dcsperatch in need of butter. "
after all her suffering-s at the hands or 1
Germany. for insisting on literal (111-.
tilmcnt of the treaty terms. {Practical-
lv there is widespreéd ear that
France is makin a salon: mutake,
-bound to hurt h :- own best i
It is a fine time for sober thought.
their usual sobriety in facing facts.
”_...—._......”
For British “Mothers’. Day" a pub-
lisher suggests that every 8011 give his.
bother a Bible. Wouldn‘t it be more .
effective if the mothers case Bibles to
the sons?
._..—._....“
“'imn Herbert Hoover started feed-
ing‘ the Belgians, nobody ever ima-
gined that. he'd develop into a radio
boss rationing the ether of space.
I:
No wonder there's a crisis every
day at Genoa. with- 700 Journalists
there.
Daily Radio Program
(Tune to 300 Mom-a)
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Station “’47.. Ncwark. i
(\‘l'cstinghouael i
6:00 p. 111.—-“llc\'iew of the Iron and
Steel Industries and Their Relation:
to Gcneml Buslncss Conditions." by;
tho Iron Agc. ‘
1:00 p. 111.~"A‘nimal Stories."b_1 i
Flow-new Smith \‘inccnt: courtcsy.
NMX York Evening: Telegram. i
7:30 11. m.-—~"ll(~collcctions or a Sky;
Pilot." by Major Chaplain John J. l
Allan. t‘ormcrly scnior chaplain of!
the Scrcnty-scvemh Division. A. F
1’. Major Alicn will also play "Aria:
from Livia" and Handel‘s ”Largo" 1
on the coriwt prcscntwl to him l1_1 i
the boys whiic in Franco. 9
Addrrss of Svcrl-tary llcr- i
lwrl Hoow-r. as pros-101111 1i hcl'orp illc.
cunrmdiun .1l‘ tin» National Ell-(tiric'
Light .\ss'1ci:1tion at Atlantic City.
8:1” [1. 1n.-"Thc “’ork or the Ameri-
can ltu-i Cross." by Mrs. August livi-
mnnt 111' tho ccntral and cxecutixe,
commillccs nl‘ lhn National Aim-ri-
can limi l‘mss. .-\r1-angemcnls
ilzrmnth tin; livaltlr Spvakcrs
llmcau (11 th' 11: oolxhn chum
0:271 11. n1. Jom-crt in' tho l’lliill.’\l-'
manic Shin: aniiii of You \ullL
Maurice Kaufman. first \lulin. 101-.
mcr conrcri maslcr of tlw {unfilaln
Symphony Urq‘m-stra of Now York;
.ln‘vph ilicks. sccmni violin; Uttu
Scliill. \lnlzl; Russell Kingman. 1-in-
lmlcvllu; :msiiato-d lly Ila—lll‘y i.c\'cy.i
pianist.
in. “\ 1-111" of Good M: lnln-rs."
in \lwllgartt Eulrrson Balk-11mm“-
tcsx 1101111101131 Page & Co. of \‘cw
Ymk,
Station “11". Schenectady.
(Gvnnral lilm‘lric)
:.'1-- p. 111.; Noun slink nlarltl-i 1(11n-.
iarions. ’
”:nn )1. ”Linqlllt‘ii ainl product market .
quotatinne and reports. hast-hall rc-
sn‘l<:1ml lain urws lilillvtin.
Station KDKA. Pittsburgh.
(“'cstinzhonsul
“Anvhracltc Coal Klluinz."
Dru-r C, .\!~‘llllll'zltl. nnthraciln mlitnr
(‘nal flan. Kingston, l‘a. l-‘mm l‘itls-.
i imrzh Post studio.
3:00 p. in.»
Tg-m p. 111.-
nlcan School 111‘ linzinccr-
From I
l. llislmp
in: l.’niw-rsity 01‘ Pittsburgh.
l‘lll>lllil'§:il Post Studio.
9:00 1-. m. ~l-anl-rtainmcnl l)_\‘
Stole '~.1r\i:1nc. :msialv-i by
("filo :11 l 1113110..
. Station “'(ll. ‘m‘dfurll “libido.
( .\mr:1<i)
:13: p. 1r..-—‘ l? 1551101111115 01‘ lncvpcu-
sire Moat." h}- Bliss: TI ll. Goodwin.
(11' Mass. lilriealmi of Markets, I‘e-
[vill‘lllimli rl‘ Arricnlturc.
8:10 11 111_—Jl‘h( St. Lawrcnco VVatcr-
wrus l’rni-‘ci. Col. Clmrlcs R. Gms‘.
prcsizi- nt Associatcd Industries.
8:30 p. lino—Charles \V. Ellis. tt-nOl‘
Sl‘liOlSl. _
S:i5 p. m. m-Cnmmnnwcnlth. Jazz 0r-
chcstia. J. Churchill Bacon. Jr..
piano: Jack Brennan. Violin; Frank
Strvvckor, comet; Bob licatoy. banjo;
\Vcslcy Angcll. trombone; Bonny.
Kaplan. saxophone; Davie Sullivnn,‘
drums. Fanctions: "Ten Little Fin-
ENS." ”\Yhen Shall “’12 Meet
Again." “011 the Gin Gin Ginny i
Shore." “The Shiek."
Station “'07., Sprlngflcld.
(“’cslingilouse)
7:30 p. 111.——llnscball scores. "Thanks.
to the Gnomes." a Russian fairy
talc. courtesy Cassino Publishing
Company. ?
:45 p. t11.-—Taik on Sportsmansiilp. by
Leonard \Vaiters. captain of 1921'
Springfield College football team.”
guard on 1922 basketball team,.‘
which was champion of New Eng-
land. member or 1022 baseball team. 4
Government and State market re~
ports, courtesy of the New England’
Homestead. 1
8:00 p. m.-—H:1morous reading by Ed-
win Esten. Hawaiian guitar selec‘?
tions by Frank W'. May.-
lilmcr
Violin.
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SMTFORD FIRM
UNDER INVESTIGATION
~ NEW YORK. May 11.211111; W103“
grand jury yesterday began an inquiry
into the practices of the Sunni!
Home: and (innate Product: com»-
m. a. 8mm. 601111.. concern or
guitar} during "the acute“ ‘rhm
shortage {or the alleged purpose of
—-——-—-—-—O
BEEF OR urn-”1:11.
7. “Does France want beer or butter 9”
W Frank A. .Vnnderllp wrung of the:
W011 06111011211121: in the New Yuri”:
-1t'.Ҥlle gunnot milk the cow and
j ligr throat at the same time. and
’ must make her decision. She must
aiding cheap homes in New 1:111:10
y. ‘
Therlnvestigutlon was ordered 1 ~' -
complaints filed by police officers. city !
fireman. public school teachers; M.
others. asserti’ng they had paid frorfi l
:1, 000 to 34 500 toward homea which i
Morauv, it is hard to blame France;
it'or‘est
and do '11calculabie harm to Europe. ‘?
The question is whether the F-ve’nch’»
in their present mood are capable of '
O
s
A Double Header—TWO Dollars’ Worth for the Price of One
The “Dollar’ Mark. the Real Bargain King. Bring Your Boasts to the Boston Store—Make Them Double in
100
100 Bed Pillows
Tomorrow
Each
1,000 Pillow Cases
...-'10:.
Tmnormw
4 for
500 Hemstitclled Pattern ‘
Table Cloths
Special
Each
36 Inch All Pure Linen for
Dresses
Tmnnrre’m’
2 Yank .. . ..
High Grade Shirtings .
$1.00 -
Values up in 1391*
6 Yards ...... . . . . ..
1,000 Figured Da ask Towels
Blue Burdcrs.
4 fur ......... .
Full Bleached Table Damask
Iivguiar Prior $1.29.
2 Yards-
,2,000 Extra Heavy Large
Bath Towels
Regular Price 98c £11101.
2for
1,000 Soft Finish Huck Towels
.......
Tomorrow
8 for .......;._......
200 Dozen Turkish Towels
Special
4 for .. . . ._.;. . . .1. .
1,000 Yards Linon Crash
Toweling
T l 7 \
(mgrYfiitds for . . . . . . $1.00
5,000 Yards Long Cloth
Tomorrow '
$1.00
5Yards.............
2,000 Yards 40 Inch White Voila
Special
4 Yards iS‘l' 0' - 0:31. o n;”
Ripplefiae
$1.00
A Good Substantial Cloth and Requires
No Ironing.
4Yards $1.60
1, 500 Yards Apron Gingham
Best Quality. $1.00
8Yards
5,000 Yards 36‘ Inch Lonsdale-..
. Muslin
Tonierrow
7Yards
3*?1’.00
40 Inch Unlfleached Sheeting
$100
* Mr mes $2. 50 Yard.
Tomorrow
fiYm-d‘s ..z.........
m Tea Cups and Saucers
W Price 2513 E11111 Set of;
Six Cups and
swam.
$1
ST
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1. 00-
$1.00
01.00
Extra Heavy Galvanized
Long. Land
0110 lear.
Regular P1100 $1.9 -5
Regular Price $1.50
Tomorrow
Regular Price $1.50.
Tnlimrrnw .
....‘111
24 lnr-lim “1141:011sz
“7110 1.011111751-
Each. 2 201'
Will Long: Handle
Regular Price $1.25
Total Value. 551.60.
Open Back and Front.
we Vamc. ‘2
Standard Quality.
Regular $2.00 Value.
Tomorrow, Yd
.4
- i..-
Formerly 75c Yard.
Regular Price 750.
npto$2..50
Formerly Priced 6911
Yard
$1.000fi. Yard ....,
5 Gallon Oil c.1151
$1.00
Iran. Regular $1.50 .
Alarm Clocks
«Harm. Guaranteed for
No. 3‘ All C0ppel' Nicklé Placed
' Tea Kéttloc
tune-no.7
12 Quart Steel White Enamel
Water Pails
Window Screens
‘ Wool Wall Dusters
O‘Cedar on Mops, $1.00?
Large Bottle O’Cedar Oil, 60c
Both for ..........
Odd Lot Brassieres
Lace and Embroidcrv
Value $1. 25.
2 or..............
Bandeaux Brassieros
for ....
25c Percalcs
6 Yards for . . . ....
214 Inch All Wool Navy Blue
and Brown Serge
Dress Voiles
4Yards for ........
Silk Stripe Shirtlngs
3 Yards for ......“
Odds and Ends of Silk
In a Wide Variety of Colors. Val-11a:
Tomorrow . . . . . . . ......
Fancy 1311111121135
Value.
$40 Polo Coats
Finest Quality. $1938
Tomorrow ; . . .
Imported White Canton Crepe
Very Fine Quality. 40 1110093 Wide.
Specially Suited for Graduation
l .
, 17
$1.00
Dgfigcs. Regular Price. $3.50
v 100 oflt‘.
1...... ..... ””3250
“lingerie Cloth
In “'hite. 38 Inches \Yide.
Prire 290 Yard.
6 Yards
$1.00 11......
$1.00
_ 09113001101111; 331111
A“ 335.323. . . . . .. $1.00
98c and $1.25 Dress Voiles
$1.00
36 Inch Mercer-ind P0111111
........... $1.00
Children’s $1.50 Rompers and
Creepers
$1.00
Checks and Plain €1,1i11rs.
Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and
All FEST (”alum . . . .
Drawers
$1.00
Light Weight.
Women’s Light Weight Union
‘2 for
Suits.
121-3101.... . . . . $1.00
Wmen’s Mercerized Ham~
S““§"‘é.?‘*f?‘:.... ......3l.00
'Men’s Fibre Silk Socks
Black and Colors. Regular $1 a
' Price 500. 3 Pair for
Fancy Slit Wu
5 Inches Wide. All Caters. $1M
Regular 39c yd. 6 yds.
Wm’ 3 All Linen fiemsfilsched
mom Comer ‘
M. erclucfs
”01.1”3100
$1 % Hensflyhnen W.
"Regularfiflchué
3 for .....h........
............
. $1.00
0'11
ln .1.} Inches
$1.00
Our Entire Stack.
Tomorrow 2 Yards . .
Tomorrow
'2 Yards .
. $1.00
$1.00
Trimmed.
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.0
$1} t, A
"- _Values up 1.0 $31.00.
”311 ‘flbbu. and. Designs.. 1 1:
" Tonga-10w ......u...
fig 5%; . 1. All Colors
\
New Hand Bags _
Leather and Sued». 153;. : g p
. :1’ 821.93
Price $3.30. '1
1 Battle Hudnut Toilet
Value
1 Box Hudnut Taicum. Value 2.31
Total Value $1 ‘ 7.
Tmnorrrm' ::
lrWhite Hair Brush 1 $100
I White Dressing Comb .. 35(-
Total Vaiuc $1.213, f‘o
5‘ 30111 fur \
1,00
Ruffle Curla
v
( (111091919 V‘ ll 21
Tomorru
18x30 Congoleum Mats
Tomorrow
5 for
Table Oil (31,3151
“'hite and ("niurx
«l Yards ........
Cretonne;
All New Designs.
5 Yards fur
Curtain Scrim
Nea. Patterns.
4 'Yard8
100 Untrimmed Hazs
Tomorrow
....
Odd Lot of Lawn and Voile
Blouses
Slightly Soiied. Reguig."
Price$ ‘2._00 Tumor:
Envelope Chenlise
Lac 0 and Emhrn -
Regular $1.98 Va
Tomorrow
0611th
Slightl‘l’ Salted. Regali- rr
$3.00. Tomorrow . .
$2.50 Gingham Dre 5?
Pretty Cheeks. The Bis:-
gest Value in Ameriva
Odd Lot _of Petticoats
Slightly Mussed. Wore
$2.50. Tiamorrow
Odd Lot' All Wool Sweaters
Values 11p to” $6.98.
Tomorrow . . . . . .
Odd Lot of Corsets
NainsooT (£00 115
95
Tomorrow.........
NewNecklaces
fiptofl-SS
M m Nets
$1
3%. flea-Em ..........
Water :
............... 31.00 i
§100 ‘
3100
31.00
31.00
81.00
100
$1. 00 1
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
11113.;
1.00
Re gill 31’
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