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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 30, 1922 · page 6

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TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1922 l

mIATURE ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW

7 Sun rises 4:23, sets 7:18

' .‘Hi-Jh :ivlt- 1:47 a. 1n., 2:23 p. Ill.

 

 

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BIASONIO DIREGI‘ORY

Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F and A.‘
I}, meets in Masonic building. SouthI
1min street. lst and 3rd Tuesday ot'
Itch month. July and August exceptg
id. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
hordially and fraternally invited.

ROBT. J. WALSH. W. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'yai

 

.‘Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A}. M..'
meets in Masonic Temple. South Main
street. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
each month at 8 o'clock July nnd'
August ovaiml. All R. A. Mnsonsi

cordially Ullll i‘rulvrl’lully invited.

' support it if it could.

threatened madness, as well as help to
smooth out misunderstandings which.

 

There is strong opposition in Con-
gross to bringing any anti-Volatead
measure to vote. The
hardly see any roasOn for such opposi—
tion. other than the personal and poli-
tical reason which deters timid Con-1
grossmeu from standing up to be
counted on this issue. .1

The fiduor issue is not settled. and
apparently isnot going to be settled
for some time. The prohibition
amendment is accepted as a. fixture.
but the law which interprets and up.
plies that amendment is under fire.-
There is a considerable effort being
made in behalf of a more liberal inter-7
pretntion. permitting beer and wines of
moderate strength. This effort is not
to be waved aside by a gesture.
Whether wise or unwise. the demand
for a showdown will have to be met
sooner or later.

It seems very unlikely that such a
modification of the Volstead measure
could be effected in Congress at this
time. or whether public opinion would
As far as it is
possible to size up national opnion on
the subject. the public appears to
think that the present law should have
a longer time to make good. Never-

public can “

 

Reconstruction Hospital Saves

 

 

 

DR. CM’PON Mimi
)wgeon-in-Qh‘id, the Recount-us.
hon Hospital
, 1TH almost: million Amp-
. icon industrial workers-

ench your injurod‘ unload:

 

theless the courageous thing to do in
Congress. or anywhere else for that
matter is to meet the issue as it arises.

A definite vote in Congress
silence a vast amount of loose and

‘ iug people and
would l watching With int” the W

enough totem. loss of time» Mu:-
employcrs are

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nation Dresses
STARTS WEDNESDAY

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S. l‘. Dool'u‘. H. P. . , . , '
p. s. “01%, Secretary. .f‘mh'fi'fi‘fi‘f”; 1113“}??th mu..- devoted to the cream of indu- .. _.
- I'S'Z fl" 5 ‘0“ up 10 8 pre- ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' .
' 59m 13.... as it prom”... mum that "13‘ disabilities and dim 13” 'mron scmwn pnmms Gun/tr mayor. and while he was manager 01' . ~N~
the Bumalo \‘Drefwing Cd. Internal

 

 

1 institution -- The Reconstruction !

vorv fact wo ild he] i e . l ' ' tl '
l p mm use 5 m 10 BUFFALO. N. I" my 29.....Mayorwevenue penalties were settled several

CHILDREN’S SPRING FOOTWEAR

 

 

,m 1t": I'én Uh::2h\:fl(:;.l l‘ u law's enforcement. Hospital, Of New York-4n: treated F nk X. S end the t 3 0
In \0 mmosmv .\' - I! 10 ~ ._______ ' , - - r3. chawb today pl ed mon ago or 10.0 0. l _
was ll”: keynote ol‘ the (‘Onvention or; 1x5 ANITY. are“: 5;? mmt‘tgt” m guilty in the Federal Court to indict- Indictments ass-inst Elie oom- at Ewmhmg ”dude“ in 0‘" “M of children's slim: up
the l'nut-zl suite-s Chamber 01‘ (Pom—i Low of mental power and control is. he pguarter if 1922 had 322:; ments for violation or the prohibition puny will not be tux-thei- Dressed. oégi’dfugfis bgnd oxfords to the sturdier high Shoe; animscllzgm
:ll’tlpl‘ “2-H“: Olmtmlo‘r']~e:.\l)mssfld fit)"; the “dam“ thing that can happen tot from ten industnal' states. he hos- laws and was fined ‘50? The “all“; .it was announced by the federal “v . ya and sum. 00:. .7
it “ l“””"""‘ ““5“ 95 “ ‘0 ‘1 on any human being. Rare is the home? pital's objective is to rehabilitate tions occurred before he was elf ‘tomey. ‘ l Priced From $1 2-
‘..F\. n. ,4 NWT w... win-93.. 1le which is able to care for a patient in sufierera from industrial injuries ° 0 t0 36'00
- . 1° ‘1 .‘ll’ l1 J " (l 1‘ “‘ ‘ t " " whom symptoms of Insanity have «b- and diseases by use of method! suc- r 7 ~-
32? “WM“ ‘ U ”’0 J "7’“ “""m con— voloped. A fow private snuitnriums ccssfully developed dufin‘tfie'otld 0m . ‘ ‘
“‘11: - . ..... “-‘ fit l- v 0 . 'tl tako adequate care of their patients Waf- . ‘ rac en
'5 " "‘ ' mu. 3) ‘1‘ ur p‘“ and work offertircly towards their ro- me Rem‘mfi” ml .
removmg men and women from the m “WALK. CONN

31:13:.lghtlfif‘Q0‘1};Eglgifqlsz‘gsnpgéfi'fcovery. In moat public institutions . . . N
b t 0"] . '1 threat 10%." ‘1‘ across u“; “A the insane are simply herdmi together compensanonal cl“. 8 andnreuom n3 STORE .
u x n L ‘ ‘ ’1 l ‘ ‘ “ " ' l without sufficient care. and once thol thm to the “mug C1553. ‘83 D‘- OPEN SATURDAY EVENlNGS

tervomn: (minus. “0 must tollow our doors of these institutions are closed: Charlton Wallace, the surgeon-in.

 

 

 

prod‘u‘ctsr trotti‘ tililequsou‘rc‘e‘ ”‘0 1““ upon a nntipnt. his prospects for re- ghiei "The first hospital Amet-
mcgl “urn! It l't' .i'l‘dd “to m- :0 i'omr.‘ ' , , covery radc. tea to be dedicated whol y to the
0 10.. N) .1 um 54 i ms .I Lied Th” i;; “M humus” ”MO in “my?“ care and after-care of industrial dis-

iabilitics and diseases, it meets a

. . . are C’ll'l‘l“5§. nnsxmm‘thriio or cruol.

" l. "s. .‘ . S ' .- -

-. presont limo. uqinaw i\0l“lt10ll l T! m hwmmfl ”m mum" will not pm'l need which the annual loss mun-
Jured workers makes imperative.

quite. nnotlwr matter. Getting the food ». ‘ ... _
into th.» ,x‘mb's mouth. and the rue; oIT :1‘flziilljl '""32"(':?::m:‘£“:f::s an: '. Full use is being made of the them.
his loom. and the proper apportion- “,in‘mj“ ”Iii"! anyw‘h ln'ildiugxor nwi’peuuc advances made during the
ment of spoon. in relation to both tram FM” mm H “-"l r t' \ 1 ‘ ‘ i 5 war. As a result. The Reconstruc-
auctions is going: to ho more important ,th o p '(: '7, t . it _“': “1.3) ‘53“ 1|". es‘ tion Hospital is restoring disabled

I. '21. l. KILJ O .l l..(‘ . tnpol lf‘ D. 6 men to their working ability in from

many pvoplv to ho iu-oossnry at tho

 

 

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’ than Over in tho next few years. How“

 

evcr our may l‘l-cl about vninnglin:
alliancvs. and keeping away from Eu—
rope. tho l'.u-t remains that the world
is getting smaller.

Transportation constantly gathers
more and more of tho world in its “PL“!
and shortvns the tlmo botwoon fur
places . \Virclcss brings the conversa-
tion of Cairo. Egypt. to the ears or.
men in Cairo. Ill.. in loss than tho
twinkling: of :m ryv. Argunwnts for
and against isnlutlor. in {ligaff '5":

The public, in short. does not caro«
what becomes of those helpless and
unhappy ones. It is the public which
is crucl, unsympathetic and careless. .

Yet this some public. in its indi\'id-‘
uni lives. is tender. large-hearted.
kind. \Vlrat is needed is the civic in-
telligonce and sonso of duty which

finds out how public institutions are.

rulmiuist. rml. and why. \Vomou pro-

misn'l lo uttmui 1.) some of tili‘fil‘u‘llll:‘."?"av

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ll niillén‘g’rA'm I’m-.ll'fi| |‘;\D‘Vr‘r. l't‘l'llllps

one-third to one-half of the time
heretofore required.

 

FIXED l-‘OR ASSAI'L'I‘ ON “‘OMAS
l‘nnil-l Caruso was linod $23 and

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c'osls ll) .Jll|l)-.L (.rt. _,'§.')fi3§filrg h]
{Afiélq‘jfllofifilcourt yesterday on
” than“? of assault on Ros-.1 Nola.
which look pliicv svu'rul weeks :uzn.
The case was continued until today

 

 
 

 

 

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TWO-YEAR GUARANTEE

 
 
 
 
 

.L.-. lava-rout back yard

By planting a steel garage, shop or store is
your backyard or other piece of property 2121:} :‘ent- .
ing it to your neighbors: you can harvest a 131‘:
crop of dollars. E

 
 

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\fis‘rts. ‘9 -
ALL" MAKES REPAIRED AND RECHARGED

HARRY DUFF, 8 Union St” So. Norwalk

Formerly with Exide Battery, South Norwalk
11* m TROUBLE CALL 570 I

doomed to llisnuw‘sf ht-msulvcslv- ”my will bouin pretty soon to look from last Week.
“19"“: ‘ Iran's bnrnnse. ovor lucid-6a“er the insane. ‘ l‘It’Mruso is said to have slaqped the
W ' )r. vii '5‘. s‘icnv‘ is wuvinr ilu' , *4 _ A Ola girl. on the face W iPn w
lion m l ‘ ( k L - s, m"??? 1“"?l""‘" a Nm‘qmpmme W351" found her going alum: thr- strut-t with
—- ~ —O~ (ml 0! H". \O‘St‘lml "WM" '0‘" her sister and with (-no of his chil-
- ~ ‘ R." "” ’~‘h ‘ li'ni ‘ISk-‘Wl pt-rmis‘filon of lll“
“(’1’ " T“"“' The Department of Afiriculturn savs dreu. . ‘ ‘ ' .. ' l- . . ~

. . . . .. ,. fl “ -“ grandmothr-r to take the (‘llllll om tor
(Jul .0' ‘lm- rel-out t‘lquttllt-snnnf. .“WTC is a serious Shortage of spring a Walk. but Caruso is said to have
conluslun In ”W nation 5 capital 1m)" ‘ ‘3"“’3~" M” “- “m“ .n “ all Sh?“- takcn the Child from her. sluhping her
come lll.ll‘_\' r'umnullls nlul lulmr \‘ll - .__.. a“. _ Jfaoo and refusing ‘0 “sh?” ‘0 explana-
uatious \vhloh most of the country BESS l‘l'C‘OR‘MC’K GO- “o'ns of the mn‘ttvr. ~ l
went through a few years ago and [SQ T0 [311010111 i
then forum. .\lll0ll'_',‘ the protests NEW your; May gn._Misg Mn- ‘ ‘
against the unofficial rcgimc tried out |thildo McCormick. of Chicago. whose; DH) "1“ “0'"? GOOD 4
is onv (rum :1 llr:"l' of sun time. That engagement to Max Oscr. Swiss ridimz'z
inut-nswl r‘itiw n wriits thus: imnstor. has been announced. will sail
“We are now arising mrly enough for Europe. tomorrow, on the Bore-n-

lnr :ll‘. purpnuns. from 4 to .1 o'clock. garia. she said today.
”I have nothing further to say.

20 to 50 per cent

ON YOUR INVESTMENT

 
 
 

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Being manufacturers and erectors of 52837;: ‘7
buildings we are in a position to place our 6.
facilities at your disposal. May we talk it oa‘ez-r . ,
you? No obligation on your part implied or real ..
W'rite, call or telephone. We are at your series

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

Many men and women suffer from
‘backache. rh-sumatic pains, still!
ljoiuts. sore muscles and other results
and! of kidney trouble because they neg-

Poultry Wire Netting

All Site! in Stock—Our Prices Are Right

 

 
 
 

 

 

wealthy harvester manufacturvr. will-

and l‘l‘llllllll: usually from S to 9 or 10. ‘ .

The new regime will make it nocossnry I don't want to be bothered with qucs- l looted the ""5“ 'unrning symptoms.

to r('lil‘l‘ lmtwrmn 1' and K and to rim. .tions," she added. Foley Ixillney I Us on] the kldneys to l ' ' 1 — '

betwr-‘u :l’ nml ‘i. The rvsu'i will ln‘ Miss McCormick. daughter of the throw out poisonous was“: mating \ BELMONT MET CO IVC

loss or sir-w, hastily pmm-t .1 and out. , 'fimt can?“ nun find‘misg‘ry- Sfephfi o » Al , . ‘ ‘

.‘n lit-minus! :.::.l loss of . i'lli'lt'lil')’. in be accompanied by Miss Julia Manwfi?‘ 11:"??? FEMS-'3?" If?" “rites. E ose 18 re ers

conclusion the following: (it'fiunco £50111. at one. time lmokkoepor to Osrl‘._ “‘ 93‘ ‘ ‘ “"3 “'3 ‘ ‘ m" 12°”; * ., . _

rouws: “My vim-k will mmtimm to ro— who Came from Chicago with her. 53:31:23“ alHlEhle kotllli‘c: mzd‘ilcli'new: 5 Hardware and Hounfumlshlng. CHESTER O. FRENCH, Representalnc

x'ish‘l‘ ti'w- us (lull nmnlv it .. rim-t lln Previous reports have quoted Oser "- “l' l r. r - . .- l 335 N ,

‘ . ”W U . as saw it 1 ‘. e - years. I don t have any pain like I, . . . . orth Avenu _ Tole hi1??? ,

madc on...“ snucu.’ . .i g 10 MD vts *0 mm in Am ma 1......” 1 . 125 Wasluniton Street, Phone 340, Free Delivery , . e, ...p .. ’
New Rochelle, N. Y. zloty-Vi

. ., . r . ; 2 ,,- erica in June. ..Mlss McCormick (le- "wk thom."—Stillson—
This is “mush l“ mu] " ‘ l‘ “ “Md Powell Corporation—Adv.

H...” m'clinnd to confirm or deny th‘esc re~

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

spin! 'll'ow mwnv hours nrv-
.‘I, (lay. zmi'iamx'.‘ llnv.’ lnzlu' would one ‘Portsn -— _. ‘__ _ , ‘
havn to slw p to insure the pt‘cscrihvd' . , . - -rfi- _ .......... .' - _ ,, - -, ' _ ,-,-,-, ""FW
- night lmms n!‘ slnmlmr (Illl of tho ‘31?) SCHOOL B YS ”a _ . — . _ m
At which end of the night is sivrp’hlihl’lllilt CLEARN‘ ‘ A By DWIG
more lwautit‘ylng? I A PnIPLY SKIx
llnw would it oln to lit‘f‘l‘ f! (lfll‘li’l'l‘f—

tho kitohmt so tlz:21;Apply Sulphur As Told \‘fhen Your

saving clock in
Skin Breaks Out

bronkl‘ast .migr‘ut lu- ouim-rd at smw‘n
o‘clock as usual. :1 standard limo clock .__._.
Anv breaking out of the skin on

in tho ofl‘w: <3 that our wouldn't have .
to hurry to work, and a sun limo face. neck. arms or body is overcome

clock in tho living room so that mm iquickvst by applying Mentho-Sul-
could with down to leisurely reading: 'phur. The pimples seem to dry right. -

 

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‘ For. mead SAHEJ
Alta Vou any“
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or social ronxvrso as early us lmssi'nln UP and 20 away, “901111133 :1 HOECG Skill T
mph (1mg, specialist. .

Or Better still. why not have the! Nothing has ever been found to “‘5 't‘ -
dials of c‘moks made with three sets 'take the place of sulphur as a pimple accoaotOH “5 D
of figures so Hunt the hands would tr.— removcr. It is harmless and inex— Sm W ALWE‘
dicatn simultanonusly sun. standard pensive. Just ask any druggist for 3 ”RC“ 0010'

small jar of Meniho-Sulphur and use

 

This could

and daylight—satiny: time?
1 it like cold cu-um.~——Adv.

Mimiunto 9 good dool of argumont nun

 

 

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Good Transportation Facilities a Great Source
of National Wealth '

By COL. H. L. BOWLB.Y,-Pres't Am. Road Builders’ Ass’n.
Wm
Good transportation facilities constitute one of the greatest of the
lop-recs of national wealth. We really do not need to search the pages of
history to realize the vital part that highways: have played in wild devel-
opment.

. hour day, I believe, the highway will become the great rival of the \
railroad. The passenger automObiie and motor truck industries, two of
the greaifst in point of capital invested and output, are absolutely depend:-
gt for tnelr stabllztysnd growth upon good roads. In establishing our
“Elf? syefeigs and in building our roads the motor tramc of the future
A :2 e gauge and ample provision mode for u ‘ idincrws‘ in Eu» 701-
um: and. weight of highway traffic. 1'3? V i
l While highway improvement has made tremendous strides in the‘Ufiii
M States in recent years it is still in its infancy .Eighty-five’ percent
0.1 American roads are yet to be improved. It is not 116!”me
iron of ringing the money required to build good mad “MW K
lam of spending wisely the large sums available ' I . h 7‘ 7"

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FM m main mm on a Pair of Time Comzor-tamr:
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