Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 3, 1922 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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[HE SOUTH NORWALK

EVENING SENTINEL

ESTABLISHED BY.
JAMES GOLDEN

E. L. 86 A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1922

MINIATURE ALMANAC FOB
- TOMORROW

S1111 lises 4: 131, sets 7 :21
F. High tide 6' :03 a. m., 6' :44 p. m‘.

The Associated Press is exclusively
untitled to the use for publication of
all news dispochtes credited to it or
not Olllt'r“ise in this paper and also

local news published herein.

All lights of publication or special
“snatches herein are also reserved.

BIASONIO DIRECTORY

 

communication: of Old
Well Lil-lirt‘. N0. 103. 1": and A. M..
will 11.1 held at its rooms. Tuesday
evening .l11m- 15th. 1922 S oclock (I).
S. "' .) W ork—— l ollow Cr alt Degree.
All M: 14l1-r Masons cordially and fro.-
4.01111”) intited.
l:‘r:1tern:llly yours.
BURT. J. \V'AI.SH. VV. M.
lllllll'iil'l‘ .\l. \\'li.COX. Sec.

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Bullur Chapter No 38 R. A. M..
meets in Masonic Temple. South Main
street. ”11- 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
and.

each month at 8 o'clock July
Aumwi i‘\“l"'pl(‘d. All 11. A. Masons
cordially (11111 fraternally invited.

s; 1' [‘11 cker. H. P.
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NORMAL CHILDREN.

A child expert writing in the [.3-
dius' Home Journal intimates that
""l‘lu- l'1'1'l‘1-1‘t Child" is not. Most pur—
enls and other observers have long

had :1 sneaking hunch that such was
the 0.1.41: Jillil il gin-.4 illi‘lll t'Spi'Cllfl
”193%... in 1.4.11. .. mongol, .

'l‘iw l\[N~l‘l 4111:: :15“; ll1:1l when :1.
molln 1' 411.4 l11-1'l1:1l11 is :14 "good as
gohl.’ 'il11 1"'l1:11111,4 :111 ”1' it it is mere-
ly :111 I1111l11~"111>111isl111i inl int kept quiet
with :1 p:'11i‘1.11'.Sl'1r also intimated
“1:1! tlu- 11l1l1-1' child who never seems
in l1.1\1- 1111ll11'1-:1k4 ol' shall We call it
not-111.1l1-r.‘ lms lu-t-n in some way
:1l111111'1111ll‘1 suppressul or ’oiherwisv

('1“|Il\0'il nl'l
1114-4411111 111’ its own illilinlhc.

'l‘hn 1-l111l “how- new hour is set
mfpvl'viswl

011 .4.11;.~ 91.414 ml sin-l)’ m‘
pl;l\, :1” 111‘ whose “making things" is
damn through mulllml lruinim: outlin-
1-1l in .4n11:1-1111.- 1-1412 whose (-.xercisp is
1i:1111z1:1:' 1'1~-lo-:' :1 teacher or walking: ‘
in H1 lul‘li with :1 grown-up. is 1‘11"
11'11111 l1 11M; 1 [wl'l'i-l'l 1'h'2l1l 111‘ having :1.
pml'wt bringing-11p.

l,1-H'1-11: l‘11- 1'l1il4l mm wilvl without
lulu-int: 1'11 1‘1i.41'ipli:l¢~ ‘4' not l'nt‘mll'ng-
1-1i, :-1:‘-~-' lh:1l bring: i194 own iron.
1111's 1:: l " l1l'1a lint illc-l'o is :1 1:011“
(:11 111mm. whori- lh1- child is mluvnls-«l
p:11'l11 111 grown-ups :11‘1'01'1linc‘ in
pl'111.-= pull. 11y lti4' 1'1\'.‘1\ ilu-sin- in «in
and In 11111i;1- :1111l to work out for llil'n-
801!

T‘otlul nil-iv.
11ml 411l1i11t in the ”1th mos un1l1r

 

:111
whi1l1 411 111:111\ 1l1il1l1111i11 stir-:11 elti1 a
are 11114-1111. ’i‘hm' lune normal play
in nm'l'nnl hm'klnrds, they are. fol"
"low-1 up? in have in lnnlu- their own
hulls 21ml lw lp 111M111 r with the 1li4l11-1-1
111.111 ‘111 111- 111i lhl'nus‘h l]: c parks l-y7
:1. 11111'411-1'1i1l. “Wu-11.414100] or 91111-
1l:1\' :whf-nl i=:1.4 :1 p‘:1\ (11 other rum"-
iin‘n. ll'.1-' :1‘l l'.1\1- in i'.< lp “'iill their
11:111-‘14 .141! l.1'.1i41.4. 'l’l'.» sonsllnrkis :1
wn'2l--1'l::‘ 7311-1- im‘ H11 1::11'111'11 hose
is 111-.»Ila- :1'1-111l 1'1111. lm‘x The Hill‘-
1|\'.'vll11'4 ll“.\' 41'1\"i':1l \lnil'. Sll'l 1 t. lull
1hr- 1~11i'.l '11 ll'l 111i-l1lir—g4lz'1-1l town is
:1 1111 ky kid.
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“1'“: HOSIDN ALL .\’I‘ PAR.

l.:1l1‘._'.' :13} of thr- i'11il '1l Stiles “or
10:1114 lulu,- 1"141-1'. to 1-:11'. Thus the

promise gixon when ihost llonds were
issllvll has l11i~1~ll lu-pt.

And now that ll11- bonds are back
\Vhi‘|\‘ ll11_\' lulmm‘. :11111 Vl‘l11~l'~' li'11-\
will ln'll‘f; \\'11:'1l the original l.l:_\'1-1's‘
paid for tlmm. it i.~1_i11>t :14 \11- -l‘. in 11-
111111111101' ll 11 tin momim \\.14 ruther‘
'1 i111411'1144 "1:31 111- ill l

' (HF-‘llllll out oflriuls .111111

:1 plmlrfi

111:1kr- 1:11:14 (,l

linnnt'inl 1 111111.11 l1111l 1111 111ml: l. “1“” as its main Obj-(LR “112 lune millions only 1% monthsavcnr

the war l0.ll's \1'1-1'1- ‘10-.111-11. tl‘ul ill“ and millions of acres of undeveloped

Hl‘i‘lll‘llll‘h Whilhl follow llti' COlll‘Sd‘ {villain} in Alp-strain), that are admirably '

similar (lo-1 1'n1111"1t “41115: in the 11:15“. lsuilvd for settlement when the neces- GOOD HELP IN SUMMER .

and l'i.4‘1_- l"1'l"l‘:lliilil.\' ribon- 11.11'. justify-tear) means of communication is pro— 7 . ,

1111: 1111-1411;:11l in How. and gixingn'lded. That will require courage and Indigestion causes worry. nervous-

the ier-v'g :- pl‘Ol'll. enterprise and the cxpcndilure 0E mess. sick headaches, biliouxmess,
it 11-14 :1 am 111111111111: lime while many millions of pounds sterling." coated tongue bad breath, bloating,

tlw bun-ls. from l-111111’11‘1‘11'3' economic gas, constipation and constant .313.

c:111.4'1.4 lr14l l1; 1\il\' il.n1:1lkt‘-t \‘allll‘.’ GIANT CONSPIRACY tress.1[enry C Thorns, 1002 Harri-

1‘llt‘ :‘lill‘. ll 1* I." Ii l0 ‘1’ ll W115 b1l‘VV. lint! STEAL AUTOS 50“. Are. ., Boston. M855" “it“s:

no“ ll'1- monolnic strmutth of H101 “Since taking Foley Cathartlc Tablets

cnunlrv l‘ns‘. linuily 1'1'~-:1.4::1-1'll1l itself I feel fine." They cleanse the bowels.

1111 lin.;.'11'l1-1'4 lll‘YIlYS knew it would. (Continued From Page One) sweeten the stomach and invigorate

and ”11- bowls register the met as n
il11-1'1nr11111l1r resistors tompcmtllrc.
it is up fortunate for those who were.
forcml to sell their bonds at low mil-4,
or these who letthem go in disgllsl.
Those who had the faith to stick. con-
tent with their modest but reirular in-
terest. il'. :1 time of speculation. and
rmllzinr': l‘mi no real value 11.111 gone
out (11 the s111111tics.:1re the “innels.

The total effect on the country is
about the some as if the bonds 11nd
always stayed at par. but one set of
citizens has lost billions on them.
while another set has gained billions.
It is an impressive proof of the wis-
dom of the late J. P. Morgan's cele-
brated advice to investors. "Never be
a bear on the United States of Ameri-
.cs." .1

————-—O
LONGER LIFE.

The American Engineering Council's
Committee on Elimination of Waste
in Industry has arrived at conclusions
whlcfi' indicate that the duration of
life in the United States has been ex-
tended five years since 1909. It sev-
eral years are to be added to human
lite every decade from now on. this
back-to-Methuoelah business becomes

 

‘ sedans.

Tim finding upon which the estimate
showed that the av erage
number of persons ill is now 2. 400 000.

In 1009 Presirientq gosevelt's N'a-
tional Conservation ' mission mak-
ing ”11- same sort of investigation.

found that the sick list averaged 3'

011011.10 At that time it was main':
mined that 42 per cent. of that sick-
oness was preventable. In thé years
,Intervening, it appears, some 0: ithu

t4 heritage of normal 0x5

cllihircn in this localityI

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been prexwented
Even without the increased length
of life. these figures are signlflcent an’d
gratifying. The fact that the nation
a whole is healthier and is pro-
gressing constantly toward more “pre-
vention of disease and better health.
involves many other important gains. '
Increased health means increased ef-
ficiency. increased happiness and en-
joyment of life. \Vhen there are fewer
physical ills to take up human atten-
lion. the other ills of utilization will
come in for closer. s‘a’ner scrutiny and
will in their turn. be found preventa-

ble. .
_.___...._Q “

STEALING FROM BABY’S-MILK. l"

A new and flourishing business has ‘
grown up in stealing the butterfats
out of milk. Cocoanut oil is substitut-
ed for them. which makes the milk
look and taste much as the whole ‘
cv.aporated milk did. but which is not
the .same when applied to the baby’s
insides.

Children fed’ on this "oiled milk"
show. very bad effects. Scurvy. rick-
ets. poor teeth. pellagrmare some of.
the diseased conditions following its
continued use.

The States of Ohio. Wisconsin. Utah.
Colorado. California. Oregon. Florida.
Maryland, ‘New Jersey and New York
have already passed laws‘prohlbitlng
the manufacture and sale of imitation
milk. Minnesota. Iowa. Kansas. North
and South Dakota. Washington. P'enn-
sylvania and the New England States
are preparing to make on issue ol.‘ it.
There is also a bill pending in Con-
gress which will probably come to
vote in a few weeks.

If there is one thing necessary to
the national welfare it is the health
and proper growth of the children.
Taking the. nouriphment out of their
food should receive prompt and cf-
fectlve discouragement.
“0......” r .

What the United States Senate
nor-d3. more than anythin: else, is a
private ring off the Senate chamber.
where Senators of pugilistie prefer-
ence could retire and settle their dis-
putes “'ltllogtidgtilifiiijjg915117193; W fir, , 4 4 L ,

 

 

 

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on pronouncing “aerial" us if it were
"Are-l." They have much in common.

 

\Vilh our erstwhile “mnlefaetms of

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f to n: 111011111'rme1'1t made today bv the;
1 Presbyterian Board or Home
l f! ' . -.\ils.~:mr

1 il>.\l'. Y \ 5 V‘ “4‘?“ pnrnmount' The Presbyterian Hoard operates.

161' 1-1-ri ol :1 ul'eultr population in Aug-
trnliu, 11v.“ sll‘v'ssed 1'11 an address here
by Prime Minister llughrs who said
lint it was inconceivable for the pres;
1pm population to entry the load of thy worth of ”‘11"
ANIHHH-Jllill pounds debt. \lnf‘wvro-[l to rt-v'iprnf'ute by cutting the
"Australians must show themselves operation costs." the statement (said.
uorlln' oi the great heritage that has "The first step will be to mine 311-1
lull lcll- lhun in tin. pionurs oi the tons of can! for next Walter‘s use at
'1'111111l1'l'l11 suit! the hospital. using the native Eskimo
"They could not labor at the mines set aside for the
:lu'riiugi- :15 it Sl'lhlllul l-c (ll'xt'lopwl by “an"... “L \Villlll‘lghl. 11m miles dist-
:llzl' prom-z". population in Australia. lulu. ’l‘ho llalin-s will freely lnusport
“_I"l'v1r mil-inn l""r'l‘1" alml-ll' mmmt this coal themselves by (lot: sledgss.
do it. he s‘ d “and the only chance {or and l'HWCi lo dpnver it. at 333 a ton
Australia's .alvution is to make the lugs than former supplies brought
way easy for o. grunt inilux of new from ScfltY‘Q_
prmulnllon to help hear the burdens. I ‘ The I'mslwtorinn Board today an-
nm not one of those who believe that nouncml :1. 10.31.: “s; or native Eskimo
H11" fewer people there are in Australia icontrilsuiions to the hospital The list

and completed it recently under
ditlleultr-s.
"Th1- Eskimos. ulrf'ndy appreciating

lieu-lop that

1111- lu-tlor illc ormorxunitirs for fili‘lshotvs that while the hath-es retain
tuna-111cm tor those already here. their aboriginal names they supjle-
1-1l 1.4 1: 11m 11y l‘ull:1cious doctrim lment tlum “lth Christian names from

for the more people there are in a I”... l Mged 91:11.... the result of the

(ounlr\. the mom prosperity there l5"!mission.1ry agocmuon Some of the
up (0 ll. 1 point of ou-r- -population—-lcomflhuuons arp' Kuzugklk, 13
ti11- lulu-.1 1t is for the ptopie of the ipounds Nindppr: \mbpl Kcrook 11‘.

‘(ouull'y and them are belitt 099°“:pounds reindeer Ned \‘usunginya. 115
lunitles for indixidual advancement lrdmlee'r Amos Ekosck 41,.” pounds

“But at the same time I do not llt- rri111l1 pr Jim Semiclnnk. 125 pounds
,liuo ti at the grow rnmcnts of Austra— reindeer“ Nellie frakatak‘, 7, pounds

 

11in should (noellmge promiscuous mi- lrrindecr Philip Panoowo and 3011
L' ““0“ "5 “W” 1" :1 gm” ‘1“"3" “f Shiriev. 9 pounds reindeer; Paul
511111 unmigl'anls grluilaling‘ to tl‘ell{avl.eoluk 5 pounds fish: Bruce

:1l1'm 111v mrr cronded (illes. “e “:xnt' haknpigok. 14 pounds fish: Helen
people on the land and no migration Kagoamk 1 pair flippers

1poiiu should operate unless it has this The halhor at Point I arrow is open

 

 

 

 

the liver.
Not habit forming—just a. good.
wholesome physic— Stillson4Powell

Corp.

BAKERY l’llll'flUlITS

 

the owner of n motor vehicle is liable
to arrest if found in possession of a.
car bearing engine numbers that have
in any way been tampered with. It
is doubtful whethercmany our own-
ers prmlously took» the trouble to ex-
amine their engine numbers carefully.
Then there are many others. 'while
they personally came to the automo-
blles honestly. knew that them'm a.
question about the history or their
cars saw no reason for notifying
the authorities. Since it .has become
known. however. that state police-
men are under instructions to watch
automobile engine numbers carefully
in cases about which there is the
slightest suspicion or doubt. owners
have been seeking the assistance of
the two departments to eliminate any
question about their possession.
Where such applications are re-
,ceived at the motor vehicle depart-
lment. they are referred to the state
‘police office, which advises the motgr
vehicle department, after careful in-
vestigation, whether the car may be,
safely registered in Connecticut, and
is not being sought by the police as a

stolen or “lost" machine. Upon the SIAM
filing of an afidnvit by the applicant. , '

satisfactory to the motor vehicle com- -3,“ mm m
missioner, a. new factory number :3: of ca flvtor

 

 

convenient place to buy bakery
products—for it is centrally located.
uses only the best of materials and
all baking takes place in a daylight

conditions. Breed of oil Wes,
most. granola, 17!. Vienna, whole
wheat are accumulation: Wood
a lost of bread from The Sanitary
Bskery aunties. John 3. Seminar;
Prop. 35 South Main St.

 

 

 

 

 

NEW YORK. June 3.——Conl at 37?;
":1 to n is to lune thi- prire cut in half,
by naliw co- operation at H: e Norther-i
mast hospital in the world according;

this hospital at Point Barrow. Alaska. -
great '

institution. have vol» f

Cause no pain. no neusen. 4

The Sanitary Basket-y is a good and ,

establishment under strict ssnit'uy ,

 
 

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS

We luvs u fins assortment of Nursery Stock including Plum, Peach and
Cherry Trees. Also Grape Vines, etc.
We also carry a full line or Fertilisers and Insecticides. -
FLANT EARLY AND OBTAIN 323T RESULTS

SOUTH NORWALK FLORIST & SEED STORE

Tolephora ass 4 9 .02!!! Main 8m

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. * in Your back, yard

By planting a steel garage, Shop or store in
.1 your backyard or other piece of property and rent-
1 - ing it to your neighbors you can harvest a large
crop of dollars.

20 to 50 per cent

ON YOUR INVESTMENT

Being manufacturers and erectors of steel
buildings we are in a position to place our entire
facilities at your disposal. May we talk it over with
you? No obligation on your part implied or real.
Write, call or telephone. We are at your service.

 

BELMONT METAL Co. INC.
CHESTER O. FRENCH, Representative

2689-W
Telephone

New Rochelle, N. Y.
335 North Avenue,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PALACE BOOT ERY

PM THEATRE BUILDING

 

GRADUATION FOOTWEAR

Our Line of Graduation Footwear ls Complete. You Will flFtnd
the Most turfo Date Styles at the M031: Popular Prices. Reinsldn or
Buck Pumps, Goodyear Welt Soles and Rubber Heels, $2.46 to $5.95.

Hosiery, All Colors
Sandals. Pat. Smoked Horse and White Horse

 

OURANNUALWIETESALE
CLOSES SATURBAY, JUNE 3
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All Day M11111...

Men’s Balbrigg'an
Shirts 89’ Drawers

75c Value

 

Men‘s Athletic

Union Suits

Nains .
Special Monday $1 00 00k
' Value.
c Special c
» Monday

 

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PURE SILK—~—FU LL FASHIONED

HOSIERY
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or Plain, All Colors.
$2.50 Value—Monday

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Embroidered Clocks. Dropped Stitch

CHILDREN’S DRESSE4‘

MANY CUTE MODELS IN COLORED BLCC”t
FOR THE LITTLE MISS FROM 2 TC- 6 v

 

These are made of pink, blue and tan if 7;
white. ALSO checked gingham Bloomer Fr. 4.

BOYS’ WASH§UITS. 2 to 6 years. in lil'u‘e' .
some with white dimity or litmus waists.

 

 

All sorts and styles of Creepers. Rompvt; .2: : "

J. I. Mallette

 

 

 

 

 

88' Washington St. South}. \'~orvmik
f/l/f/J‘lfl‘fm
Jm

Poultry Wire Netting

1111 Sites in Stock—Our Prices Are Right

Rosenfield Brothers

Hardware and Housefurnz sh ngs
125 Washiniton Street, Phone 340, Free Deliveryl

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Exceptionally Pretty Footwear for Fair June
Brides and Graduates

E't‘." I; "'1 1““

Lites tvm happy events made he
pleasingly appropriate. A

We haven‘t overlooked the young manwsrm r 2'. .' 3:412
here are styles that fit him and bent the OCC'Ciel 1 14 '1.-

PRICED WITH A THOUGHT T0 E60301“ .Y

ton Elwood

QUALITY FOOTWEAR

 

 

 

122Washinéton Street South Norwalli ‘
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-snd.bmsewssrofsstmingtheiatestmodesinlingerh
introducing totally (film styles flom any W
shown. all moderately priced.

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. ever Gory trimmed ....... 1 '
Night mm. Worm -.7§:nssx

A— Full Line of Sacha. 81in mmnufor Minimum, All
My mm for This Slit.

 

 

 
 

tram a series on file at the Capitol is

fissiglr’lee: to the car and after this am
a.- n afl'lxed to the engine to tlio m m”

811mm! of the state police. 3‘ resis- tint 523.531.31me W;

tration. is issued by the motel? vs: 1 . my mm“ m
department. This system is believed for ,

to he gradually narrowing down. tie

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SUM’MER EOOTWEAR
W W m mistook. from 1am 0311335;
WWWMsmpumps ........$5.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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