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mE SHEEN NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
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E. L. 8; A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
EHURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1922
MINIATURE ALMANAG FOR
TOMORROW
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‘ MASONIC DIRECTORY
Old “'0“ Lodge, No. 108. F and A.
IL, meets in Masonic building. South
Main st. wt.
each month. July and August except»
0d. at 8 oclock. All Master Masons
‘ordinlly and fraternally invited.
MOBIL J. \VALSH. W. M.
IOBERT M. \VILCOX. Sec'y.
lluilcr (‘linptcr .\‘o. RS. R. A. MI.
mel‘iS in .‘i.t\‘t)lli(‘ ’l‘i-mplc. South Main
a‘tnwt. thv Sud and 4th Tuesdays of
each month :it 5 o'clock July and
August excepted. All It. A. Liasons
cordiull)’ :iiul i‘rntei‘ully invited.
S. l'. ilvt'ki‘r. II. P.
l-'. S. LYON. Secretary.
ldlll‘l'Nl'lUN’ .\I'l‘l‘ll‘ l~‘0l'lSTl3lCN.
child
\Nilli the nnnuluit-ut oi' the
litimr l.i\\‘ in mind, :i pililiK‘ school
board lllt‘lllilt'l‘ who is opposed to
child Lilior on Kt’llt'l‘tli principles sult-
g‘cuis lhul in Stillit‘ t'liscs tin- i‘i‘t'oriii-
ers huvv gum- too inr. it» thinks
“results nuuld iit' littlvr if we stop-
lriviu' the children to school ‘ (
3:3; tin-v‘hri‘ ii and saw to it that ”100599 to go through tile with list
thi-t .‘li‘t‘ liroptrly piut'ni in life." eyes Closed-
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lly tii.it. lw t‘Vltit'llU)’ menus lindui; f .~ .—--—-——-—<“ ' . .
.‘llllf lilil‘ lulu: t' ll‘ iii! in. He concludes-i: . I‘I‘I'CTRl‘w‘L "3“. .
“‘nn i‘tiilt‘liiitili unlv to those cup- 30 longer Will it h“ lll‘t‘t'flsar} to _. _ __
li'| m‘ l‘l'Ct‘hl'lg ii" milk? hay while the sun shines. A ,
dig“, h. ”1” i~ii't .u‘“ whole 'ili‘d\\'t‘l‘ swedish invention lenders it 'jssibic‘ D H R . P
‘ H‘ i I ‘ L . . . . _ . .
to. tln- [‘Y’Uibil‘ll‘. it may lw readily to milk“ 113) lflnudless of the weather.i a y a‘llo rogram
(‘Uill‘o-Iil‘li lliui till i'.- is illiit" use in ilfl)nmlkcrs. PJSL l’l'i‘S“_lll 0" Dr0390C-i (Tune w 360 Met ’
. . .. . _ t|\'(._ “'1” i“. ,nhirpst..d lli tht' PFOCPSS
forum: clmdivn last 14 to con mi. l .. q “it It ‘ l_' er:
liliui- limit. stud) it" up to than. ago 1" W'flut _‘~'"‘~“-1’ “1,-l~ fll‘ CUtV:H1I i
the-v huvc shown no npiitndv for it. “5 iron, ‘t llllO‘t w hilltb grt en res i; \VJZ. Newark (‘Vt‘stlnghxnuoL
Itui ind! l4 only ont- kind of learning. "(m—l HH' llltl\\l!l‘.!. It is. “ct._ ””‘tifi- m, p. iii.~~-Hfi'lv~l.ii “rather {on-cast:
Thrw “W other kinds Just as ini— It‘l.ti.l‘9f .m. stirri-rt‘iicc. It ll-l‘fid into ii.2 :igrictrltur'tl “1.045 mil prices;
Dorlzini in Hip sot-int SCilI-lllt‘. and “'1'” S""“i“” .‘l-‘l‘i hm)?" 0‘” i'.‘ -’1 Lin ‘2‘“) shimnn: MW“; text‘eptiiig Salm-
zuluplml to must nl‘ lilf‘ pupils rightly a 5‘0” 0i ”'0' lhm“ ‘m alternat mg; day): min-50.1! [)I‘ng‘lllli.
d) (-oufiiiii r. d “dull."
0T \\' li.l
.\l.iu\ :i dull hind uccniupniiii-s
Siiriii'i<iiiu‘l\' (-er‘r puir of hands.
“'ln not loin-h tht- hands. thon'.‘
Aiil lhn iii-nil through lilt'ni? 103's
and L'ii'lH who hzive- mudv slow pro-
grvres \\"ii illl'li' Hunks oltv-ll do ilt‘lit'l‘
li‘ltil lit" :e litlnis \\'ilt'll th'v hunt .i
i'ii.im.« .it f‘l'il mil \\'t‘l'i{ :iii-i ttt'imiczii
instruction. 'l‘ht-y inning good lllt'v
('ililllii‘.~ Jl‘lri litliifii'kt't‘P-‘d'S‘A'i’I‘dl'd.
il' iiil‘ it"itii must iw loiti. illiIB'n“ timi
the lit- . \ (‘il'illl‘t'li "scholnr" who
v-:.uiii~| ll'ii v hut he knows int.) prur-
tim- :~‘Iil=.<liiiii~s llii-y iunkc gi‘mit'
I’l'1lriin or ~ ligrilit‘l-l'.!.
Ail-l ii is ’it' t\|‘i-l‘if‘ll(‘v ol‘ l-d'lt‘n.
luvs iii unst v \i'I‘} will-re thnt linxs uiv'i
lilli.‘ till ":.i hill.“ its ilt- "l'fll‘t‘t‘ii" \i'liie
that kiwi t. t1?i"l .mii. Thu": “vi—
(‘liill' ii “1 “ml i' up."
”mud . .. -. ...___.___.
I-‘li.\\(‘l". .\\|l GERMANY.
'i'h. l‘rilnt-u (:l'l'iiiiil‘ situuiiun must
to ln- iiivi-rmiiig. it is no lnnuu-r con-
Slvil'lvli ilkl‘i) lhzit l‘iniit'.» will mart-h
iii ll‘l llt.‘(‘ti[l} lin‘ iliilir \.liit'.\" us the
lH'll. llj. t-l' (it liliilll i'ulllll't to int-vi iiii‘
l‘L'i.‘.ii"iili-l' xvi) lllt lit tilil‘ tin» t‘ilti tvt' liii?‘
iiiniilh.
For nilw li.iv=‘:. tiw i"l'tllt'il do l'lli
:«w-lu limit; tn! tiiu-iziint nil»! Suit-Con-
tide-nt about such at stt-p. itnoniug
li’ii it would «nihittvi' titi'niuny 'i‘..ti
‘llligill (lliill'uil Europe and might.
icnilyintt-i'i’elc with tin. t'oiitciion
of Siliisciluvlit repartition ivtiyiiivnh
on which i"l'.‘lllt‘t‘ counts» ilut it
seems: lilat-ly that. iti’lt-r till. France
will not li.i\t UL'(‘1l*i(lli to iitiiiu; i".'i‘
thri-nt Hood. ticrinuuy has l-v~t~n
scrambling mound il)lll£.' to l'lliSp the
money.
’i'iius i“l'i itch lsiiistvi' may have serv-
ed good purpose. :tl'ltr till. There
is im i]l“\'itull oi thr i-‘i'tlet‘li right to
iilt‘ Gt l'lllilil payments. il‘ tin-y cull {rt-l
'l
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till-m. The only question has ivDLll as
to thr ivisdoii; and suit-l} ol‘ tilt
menus ol collwctiou urged ivy French
stutcnnt-u. Accoiding’ to the Amcricm‘.
view. it would l>c .i ('li‘iuniity for tilt-
world it i“i‘.’lll(‘(‘ wvrc to scize any
lernmn territory, liccnusc of ‘tilc.
pi'oimlile conuvqut-nccs. lint if France
by a. more display of stcrnncss can
hold t‘u-rmnuy to ilt‘l‘ reparation
pit-duos. ii'l.‘l'c is little rains“: for
('l'ittt'lmll.
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l:l-‘.(‘llli.~\'l‘l()N DIVIDENDS.
'l‘lir: i-(crmition movement in the
cities is one oi’ 'he striking develop-
intents ol‘ rccvut years. The Play-
ground and Recreation association of
Amt-rim. says that 502 cities in the
l'iiitmi States reported money spent
on . playgrounds in 1921 totalling.
sflJHixi't‘itll), This is a gain ofi 11 mil-
lion :ind a half over 1920. Fifty-one
cities which had never had anything
of- the sort bct‘ore. established play-
grounds and play centers. Bl‘this
was achieved in a year of unsottled-
and depressed business conditionSv
Oakland. Calif" is one of the. cities
leading in this work. Last year it pro;
vided for its citizens 51 playgrounds
with paid leaders. two municpal B'oa’t
Thou-on on the lake. where row- boats.
sail boats and canoes could be rented.
seven. evening recreation centers. five
evening gymnasiums. one overnight
camping ground in one of the parks.
~ one camp- ln the Sierras for summer
vacations. and free instruction in ten-4
pinto cvorychlld in the public scfioata.
Mpthla costs money. and- some
short sighted persons there be who.
grudge; its expenditure. But it pays
his» dividends in health of body.
ole-lane!) of mind and a sen-eof-‘ccm
n'uuity loytltr “ml responsibility. in4
emery boy and girl and
A»
lst find 3rd Tuesday of .
i
father and .
MON. DIEUl TABDIEU! 5
Amin- 'l‘urdicu. French high comr—
mistsiotler to the t‘ntted States during
the war. is following the lead of some
other Europeans in holding this
country responsible for most of the
ills of Europe “Americans." éays RE.
“in trving to make laws for Europe
make as big a mistake as We shouid
ca.” Just wha’t he means by that
language is not clear. or course the
United States has not attempted to
make have for Europe; '3." wé have
done is to point to certain fundamen-
tal truths and suggest that European
nations he guided thereby. They are
policies thatflwe have not hesitated
to apply to our country. and our own
experience has proved their sound-
ness. It‘ France and other European
nations would apply themselves to
production of unnecessary armaments.
and the payment of their just debts...
tin-re would be no difficulty in get-
ting substantial loans from private
sources in the I'nitcd States. without
which they profess they cannot re-
cover. ~
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S‘MOKE ADS.
A new h'orror magma added to
the advertising billboard and ffie white‘
lights of electrical signs. The London
'Air Ministry has been working for
several years to perfect methods of
signalling by means of smoke writing
sent out from airplanes while in
flight. The military men have been
using especially the dots and dashes
of the Marco Code. But the game
will not stop there.
Advertising men have decided that.
this offers a. new field for them. Sim-
ple words may now be written in the
sky with smoke and will remain fr m
three to 19 minutes. possibly longr.
\Vlthin :1 few years perhaps
—«
writing. urging helpless citizens to
pntronizc‘the Big Hotel or Evdryman's
Clothing- store.or somebody (Else's
patent medlne.
\Vhen that glad time arrives the
public will have no escape. unless it
ils'ctriv currvnt is puss-mi through the-
hny from :1 pinto lit the top to anotheri
in the iluor. This is continued until;
thc linv reaches :1 it nipcr rnturc of 1:32
drum-vs ‘l~‘:ihicnluit. “hen it is (‘iircd'1
and ready for ctornm‘.
'l‘hit product is salt to be far mnrc
nutritious than ordinary sun-cure<i
hay. and th" cattle like it and thrive
on it. The process is well adapted to
Sweden. which has little sunshine and '
inlit‘l: i-lwctric power. (lnr own farm-a
or: may cure their hay in this manner
snmo (luv. except in the wrstern “chm-l
ntc iii-ll." ' i
0...“..-—
.\lthri:i:l: :iii :irrnnccmcnls hnvoi
hem: m'idc for curl-yin: out the Anwri-g
cull hurt (it‘ tho :irizinnfcnis rediiv'tion‘
pact resulting from the \Vashi'nsrton:
(‘nl'l‘i‘i‘f‘llt‘In nothing: will he done until
lilo other parties to the trcnty have
ratified it. The country may rest im-
filii’t'tl that Americnn battleships will.
not ire scrapped unlcss othcr national
i-xiiiiilt at similar good faith.
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(TONNIGL'I‘ICF’I‘ l'.\'l‘l“.ST.'~’ '
'l‘ht i‘ollmving \n‘rc lSslitli May 2?».
19;; List t-niupilml nt Oiiit‘t‘S of
\‘i‘nnstt-i' iv ihivis. l‘ultnt Lawyers.
ltridgt x-crt.
Hoyt t‘.ttlin. Bridgeport. .~\tt.ich-
n‘cnl Plug. ‘
Cliii’md \‘i'. hurrah. Bridgeport.
I\ [it u riting machine
'lhoinns Ralph. Bridgeport. Electric
“(1107' licriter.
(.‘:ii~l_\l7~ \V. Thomas and l". \V.
Sonu rs. tridgt-port, Seam margin-
011t‘1‘illtf.’ di.\lt‘t for sewing machincs.
William J. llziyi-t-r. Hartford. Sup-
porting means for shaft hearings.
\\';lli.-im .l. llayi'cr. Hartford. dril-
ling machine.
William J. layi‘c-r.
shitting: mechanism.
\\'iili;iiu A. llohson. Hartford.
writing machine.
Sliuhcl A. Foster. Hartford. Microm~
ctcr cringe.
Ila rifort.’ lion-
Ty DC -
.lzinics PuilAr, Hartford. Dump
Wagon.
Richard \V'. Brockway. Moodus.
Twister.
Hugo E. Gricshaher. Groton. Valve-
mcchnnism for submarines.
Nuthcniet C. Hall. Old Lyme. Straw-
berry halter.
Aithur J. Lewis,
forming machine.
Arvid H. Nero New Britain. Eléc~
tric switch.
James R. Putnam. Waterbury,
tcmiittcnt-aiarm clock movement.
John Senio. Southlngton. Milk—bot-
tle cover.
Stratford. .Metal—
In-
Tratle-Mmik .
Middletown Silver Co.. Middletown.
Silver-plated hollow ware and silver-
pi'atcd tableware.
Advertise.» in the , Sentinel.
lililiiw“
Stiller.
Up-to- date equipment for every
feature of battery work plus expert“
battery mwhdtlrts what. mm- m
RYsz star-an Battery Co..-cor popup
tar. You set the sort of service her.
that: malts. you feel glad. Headquar-
terr “rem Batteries Centrally
monument: 49%”: am Millions»
omen“; ~
moth" whr Mu: shared. in the 1001:9111 '
lion f it ilitiv-s ; Y(\I-1(‘d.
' l1 [Sr Flutm
. i’i'.‘jh‘p‘,l
as take thn
‘ ’1! a prom!
‘ A
if no tried to make lzuvs for mark
the '
sky will be full of scrolls of smoke.
aims recommend it."
and heals. '—-—8tttts‘on-rPowel¥: Corp.
,_ We, «Male;
U10"
N9 rwaik’s Bibi .
Extraordinary Purchase of
1,000 Y ards Jill rill;
JURED
LARDS
Full Yard “ lde
159x
YARD
b ORIEERLY
SOLD FOR
$2.93
40 Inch Pure Silk
9. C HARME USE
BLACK AND NAVY
.womlerful Fulfill—$2.50 Value
FR its“
$11:
VEGETABLE AND rum ER SEEDS
We have a fine assortment of Nursery S:
Cherry Trees. Also Grape Vines. etc
.3 12-:‘;i -g P1:m.PeaQ
1:00
W“ ii iii. ~43losil‘g pricvs
bonds tn-l stocks. marlin;
“(hr limit) ('lritt. l.t.io:i 0i
p. Inn—Final misc-hull scores.
on
.\l'llt. ' iCa.
ton time signal.
11ml ii. iii. ~~~~~~ (”31mm \vozitlmr finic-
cast.
7:0“ p. m.—-"Juck lint-hit Stories." by
Mail."
7:45 p. in.-—~“\'lsilin: Nursit- Service."
by Lillian l". \"uid. head of the
Henry Street Sgtticnicut or New
York.
.8:th p. m.-.Concert by the Eintracht
Singing Society of “Est lioboken.
\X'llliuni l :lui'cniiug musiiai direct—
or.
92"0 p.
(i'Ni‘ii.
iimtic tenor:
H. Leif). nccompnnistv.
,m' song successes of Chauncey
coil. and other standard Irish
lads.
30 p. m.--C.'>ncvrt by
Five. society dance orchestra. well
known in New York and New Jer—
'/wt‘i‘lt»r. pianist: John lliill.
ti-uor l-nnjo; llrucc Manes. stxo~
phone: (‘nrl 'Moscr." drums and
“’illinin “Earner. Jr.. violinist and
d ctor.
\\'(. . Srhcnwtmly (General Electric).
7:45 p. m. ~(‘onc- rt program. \iolin
solos. Miss Alma Sknine. tenor so-
i051. (leorg'e‘J. Perkins. Miss Clam
Stezarns. accompanist. Reading's.
Edward H. Smith. soprano solos.
Mir. J. Perkins. reading—Balcony
scene from “Romeo and Juliet."
with incidental music from Gou-
nml's opt-m. “Romeo and Juliette."
m.—-l».ccitai by James F.
Irish-American
(3i-
liai-
9: thc Tcnncssvv
so y-A .
Shakespeare: Mr. Smith and Miss
Viola Kurwowskn. Soprano and
tenor duet—“0h. That, We Two
'Wore Mnying." Nevin: Mr. and Mrs.
George J. Perkins.
“'(il, .‘lodl'm‘d Hillside, 113s“.
(Amrad).
":30 p. m ———lledtime storv.
Treasures and a Park Policeman"
(Scott Zion's Herald). read by
Mists Eunice L. Randall.
8:00 p. m.—"'l‘unlng in‘tor Health by ~
Osteopathy" by- Dr. R. Kendrick
Smith. _
8:16 p. m.—-Retna. P. Hadley. soprano.
Selections. “Vissl 'D'Arte. Vlssi
D Amore. " from “Tosca." (Puccini):
"For You" (Montague).
8. 30 p. m.—-—Recltn'l by Laura Remlck
Coppssplantst. and. Ruth Coiling-
bourne. violin.
“11?, Fort \Vond. N. Y. C. (UJS
Signal 00115)
Tune to 1450 Meter-9.:
8:50 p. m.—Instruction in radio.
9:00 p. m.——Concert uii'd’ér the aus-
piccsrot- the William Knabe Com-
pany. Mm- Daisy Jean.
Russell. soprano: Sidney—K113975111:-
sell. accompanist.x .,
TO STOP COUGHI'NG AT NIGHT "
at me
news by
Sully Zamxuk (Lil‘s. J.:
Program i
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The French Royalist Who was Taken to Jails
for Shouting “Vive 1e Roi”
By‘AUBREY BOYD. in The Argonaut-
The French royalist, who was arrested a. few days ago in Paris for i
shouting “Viva ie Roi” at M. Briaud on the latter’s return from Wash- l
m li.‘ -. i m much-u: i '-\iiilig i ington seems to be regarded by many Americans as an unaccountable lun- i
ntic. The idea of setting up a, king at this date over the mother of re- 1
public-e evidently strikes the average democratic American as a fantasy
too remote for serious thought. Why, is not: very clear: One reason may
be thatsour popular fiction- haa inclined us to look on exiled kings and
pretenders as faded tell as laid up in lavender; or as quaint harlequinzhad-
own at the dead and dving vanities of yesteryear..
But such a conception is of course very far from the truth. Readers i
of history need no reminder that the icing “takes an unconscionable time;
in dying” ——ccrtaiaiy longer than the few years that separate France from .
monarchy. And they wittsee nothing. extravagant in the statement that i
monarchy is a very lively factor-in therpolitics of the modern French re— g
public.
On the. face of things, it is evident that the French authorities do
not consider a royah'st banner crv amusing, or they would not have ar-
rested the gentleman who greeted M. Briand in this odd way. In a safe-
“Long Live
lycstablished republic, people are not: arrested for shouting
the King.”
We also carry a full line of Fertilizers m :m- :: a,
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the Most Up to Date Styles at the Bios E‘ -~ 2 .. i' .
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Hosiery. All Col.
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Sandals. Pat,
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All Sizes in Stack—Our Prices Are Right
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Hardware
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and Houlefurnlshings
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cellist: _
harles ‘
Miss «Marie Dvorak. pianist: C
Vonnout. violinist: Mrs. Sidnawmug .
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The Burns is an adjustable, all
metal screen, made» of one piece of
wire cloth. It is made iii-six sizess
van expansion or contraction either
four to six. inches. Being heavily
electro—galvnnized it is practicailv
impervious to climatic changes.
To fit the Buyus Screen simply
screen in position and close the
vindow down upon it shaping the
screen perfectly into the casenient.
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A summer bronchial cough' keeper.
rot only the suflec «bub othora'mema
bérs of the family am Aimed
Barker. 1031 Avondalee wst... E. Liver-
pool 0.. writes:
duty to write and tell the relults of
Foleys Honey and Tar. which I used»
for my boy 'who had been 3%
from a. bronchial: cough for 7 or 8
weeks. Pater; Honey 'and. Tar has.
done him wonderful good. and I shall
It sooth!
“I consider it in§
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5 and is so constructed as to permit:
vertically or horizontally, of from:
raiSe (the window sash, place the-
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