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EVENING SENTINEL
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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1922
MINIATURE ALMANAg FOR
TOMORROW
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High tnic 'l :13") :2. ill. .. J: 47 P in.
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The Assocziitcd Press is cxclusiVely
.nullttl in the use. for publication Of
“1 “(‘“S disnachtcs Cledltfd to it or
not otlerVise in this paper and also
"y locnl news published herein.
All rights of publication or special
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MASOXIC DIRECTORY
cmumunlcatlon of Old
No. 103‘, I”. and A. M..
at its rooms. 'l‘uestlaV
titli. 1922, 5 'o'clock (ll.
l-‘clioVV (‘ratt Degree.
and fra-
Slulti
WC“ l.t"!l.:2‘,
will lu- lli‘lvl
evening. J2me
S. 'l‘.) \\'nri;~2
All Misti-r Rleons cordially
lerlluliy lll‘.ll2 ti.
l-‘rnternally yours.
lltlll'l‘. .l. \VAISH. \‘V. M.
llt'llll-Zli'l' )l. \\'li1CG.\’. Sec.
Butler ('lzantr‘r No. 38. R. A. M..
meets in Mnsnliit‘ Temple. South Main
sum-t. the L'ml and 4th Tuesdays of
each month at S o'clock July and
August t-chntml. All R. A. Masons
cordially~ null l'ratvrnaliy invited.
S. l'. lurker. ii. I’.
l”. S. LYNN. Secretary.
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it \2. 2: viiluwml in this country.
when 1'22“ t'i: tit-s2 222.2t‘i2rwi into at “‘1"
Wuslziru‘fnn Arms ('rmt'vrvnr‘c VV'trc
Signed by ti't- Various diplomatic mis—
sions, tlv-f t‘izit prnrtit-aIlV o-nrlntl tit-
math '. it \‘2.!\‘ ti2t'n'.:lli.»:t2ti liml 5mm“
kinvi m v.2‘i't-.|tiu|| l-V' lim Ktn'rl‘lt—
llwll's it 22% m all ll “Us [tr-it‘ssury. llli
that \\.u.2 l't'ix' nlmit :29 1| mere 1'0"-
mnli”. "‘5'2' t”: .it‘u u were :H'ct‘l‘ttvi lli'
thn 1\lll| lll‘.ll! pnlrlin _-«_.. l'ncts uncom-
plisittwl.
VVHH "22 l""!ivlllt‘iltlll r)“ :i ratifica—
tion hill in 1l2~2 l"ll‘llf"l (‘lmnilit-r (1"
Dewitt. - 32. tit \t-lnps liiu’li not only l2'x2~
lt‘rlitn'i- lit lain-2t ll“ tiltal action 012
the tnvztlits. lint llt'llr oi the nth!"
niin- pt-VV': N cane: rnul have (lone so.
ltxrvpl ti|22 i'nitwi States and China.
The i.|tt- 22 (‘tvill'il‘) is 'int nl‘ primr- il|t~
porhnw- in this connection. (-illll‘l'. lic—
canw it is (‘tllit't‘l‘llttl only with live
lwo 1i212~~|2nw22r treaties inteudwi
mum! _\ tnr t'itinn's lll‘lit‘ill. (ll‘ H.1-
gqul'l 2||a| is ill\tv|\‘t'(i in tilt" live.
pan 1' |.:t\_l limitation treaty and the
i‘om imitm luminv treaty. the l’nitwl
Stub-w i< l‘2 «2' '.\ 0224-. as let. that lists!
liziallj. iniqn’ltfctl itself to the ain't-t2-
litt".' n: -i tilt: :2 l.|>l \V'i22t22r‘.
It ,i: «2' j. t. «2 tn sny llllil (‘nl't‘tll
llrllur l2. -. 32222 ll min-‘22: \ :nu thi- (22.22-
:litnms 1" tin 11v;il|~2>.1:t|2i is. t-\;H-t'l: .{
to mini t"~|;2 mun. luitini: [‘f‘filpnn-
ml '2 tun: win»: u" tiin lllV‘SSUIr (‘2i'
mun}. \\2.' “it |.|..tt22-2. I-‘rance. lzuw—
vwwg |<.l.i::lv':1l, It i~ ll2’t"‘|l in l‘ar—
is that .72 l'vIIHF ni' l‘:lillit‘illlnll VViH
ltlkt' *- \l ' \'. 2i\'~. :il lovzisl. :11121 that
[he t"22:|'.1«~ .212 222i likely in lvi- at:—
«2t2l'm2.i \‘ 131 v-':'_ suiwmntial l‘r‘SI'l\:l~
11mm ’i'lwu. ll.\l‘l\ itmns may rm“
(t'i‘v 2i~'\ l: ‘3 i'w \:.T':) til‘ the [2.Il'l‘.
l"l.lli2| in ~ 2’ 2. 2'2222l :wtinn so tar lw-
tulln' sliv \\. ‘H-l in M222 \\’ll:it (‘fllllt‘
out n" 112 ti. .‘tlzl t2ni22’wrnnt: before
(‘()lllllillll"‘: i122l2'2l". Sim may also
“'Illli in ~« “hill is ,it‘:‘22 ill 'i‘im
ilzlunr. .\-~2‘ :2 :2 .l;||;:|| Ill lt2ily. tlw-y
Jll‘t‘ '1“V]“'t ii 2i :22 tutti}. iiut tin-1'12 is 1‘0
(’t‘l'inilli) ‘3 it.
'I‘iwir- ix "'~|2i2intt tlml sonic o"
the lmuw t< '2: in “SP rat-mention to?
1Hltili'lf.‘ prv'lwms, Mini may consent to
Prism 221 l 1'. condition liltll. tlm‘
‘liiiim‘t‘. S'H-s INNN to sit in \‘.‘llll
lill'lll’ iv ~2 v.22 ni' their international
“manila
'l‘l-i- lv‘s 2f12< mm in \éiliti until all
“m “2.2-. d2...“ Inn” 1-. "2.x. ) \|*i|:tn:r- Iii
lJLi i‘2'.|!3223‘.~ i'n'lt- ‘ it" ‘ i
militia": "C'w t’wt "2n '-2~.
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artitlc 0.; tie .2: 1mm ‘VVheic (this
(it) “i!“ \ l‘il'2 ‘2'» NM l't .‘t-I‘tn hi
the juvenile (hurt or in: Alicclos.
'l‘llc iil‘ilt'it' is :~2.i:|1~2|i i2f' a sv-rivs.
nl’ piglurm null": t-ll an important
story own without the :.«2~2vnt|2;2|2yi|2|:
rvntlr 2: l | ”J”:
('n. pl 12122) 92.22224 tll‘w) VV'ec-ltn
Necks: nr‘ 1| «Wt t)nt‘|‘ nan-1‘2. in. a cor.
t't'z‘linlml sz-lznol 'nr 2.“ 'l‘lnw‘
stocks “‘2 rt witnvt‘ 1‘2" cit: 2i“ <. I
yt-ry straight .tTJl Ltd. :2: 4. .Villi hing-I
(‘li titvms “lit-ll “2"“ ini'kt 2‘. 12' 2‘12 ll r2
culprit was m-atr-l, so that arms and
legs (onlrl re: 22.2 mmml.
(.ltl222i2 itit‘illi’t> L‘mw :1 greenhouse
will: :2 urnnn ot‘2 lilst mill 2' U2 0 tons
of plants; 2.1 hour: 24 erping north with
plain but (0|211‘2201tihlc looking- cots.
which has replaced the old system of
Mull2 t‘*‘il“: ti. l-ig‘ porch
of or.) institution which “is used as :1
starrez” (2 err-22p ot' girls with type-
writm‘s. on: undyr' trees. busily at
work Hitting out a school publication;
nnotlwr group of happy girls in mid-
dies. sweaters and bloomers. building-
a. campfire in the woods; 2:1 nature
study room. small but well equipped.
and a toy-making -room in which
gfrls needing discipline work off their
tantrums with constructive and. con-
genial activity.
beautiful.
COAL.
W'hen the present Secretary of Com-
meter: was feeding the hungrv Bela
glans. he had a. way of getting around
legal difficulties which’ would have
brought him a fortune in the bootleg-
glng business. He didn' t éxactiy
break any laws. nor. could the Ger- .
man: ever catch him at any point»
Where he couldn't maintain his ground.
His diplomacy was unfailing—and he
got. the Belgians fed.
V Now he is determined that the
American people and the manufgctur-
ing businesses which serve them shall
not suffer profiteering because of the
coal strike. And he has taken‘a char-
arteristicaily Hooverian stand.
“You can‘t agree together on a -,
price." says Herbert. “because that
would be illegal. But you can each
one. individually and separately. agree
with the Secretdry of Commerce on a
price. because there is no law at all
against that!"
Whether the operators are agreeing
with him because it is good business——
which in the long run it is—or wheth-
er they are yielding in sheer amuse- ‘
mcnt at his nerve. the news dispatch-
es do not state. But they are yield-
ing and allowing him’ to get the coat
situation in his hands. .
thee in a while something happens
to make one recall Edward Bellamy
and H. G. \Vells and some other poo-
plc who have maintained that it is.
after all. possible for men of excep-
tional brains and business power to
use those brains and that power for
the, public good.
GARDENS.
A man who was 100 years ol_d died
in Long Island. N. Y.. the. other day.
while working in the garden.
An Ohio woman. over $0. going into
the garden to see the first rose bloom-
imr. saw it and died there.
Surely there is nothing: lugubrious
ahout this. \Vhat finer place in which
to paw! away. after a lifetime full and
complete. than a. garden. in the glow
of spring"? ‘
"A garden is n love‘some thing. God
wot!" ‘rmi has always walked in
gardens. in the cool of the evening.
and wise are the mortals who follow
the diV'iur- example.
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SCHOOL DAYS
// ’/—
Curr 3r; «3“
9W-
7:45 p. m.—-—“Sprinmc.d." by Mayor:
Edward l-‘. Leonuxd. '1‘;le by Prof
. J. C. Graham. department. of DOUl-z
. try. Massachusetts Agriculturult'ol-‘
1 loge. ;
8:110 p. m.——l’-as¢-tmll scores. Prozram‘
DailyRadio Program
(Tune to 360 Motel-g)
1 Of \(M‘zil caloriiuns liy Mal"). 3.:
““f" i Brown. Arthur K. Brown and Ma:-
W'JZ. Newark (“c<l|nz|101vso). i ‘9‘. James I“. lirowtl. 2
4:00 1!. m.~ll:isr2lvall scores. \ymnPn't-l} “WP [gnu “-00,! ‘29“. York cl“— ;
fashion 21: “2s by the "VVomrn'slj (I'nilt'tl fiilntt‘fi \‘Itnnfl (bu-pa) . 2'
Vchi' liaily Fashion Ncwspaper."l Tune ‘0 1 450 \ivlc’s }
' "I”S‘C“! “WNW-3 ' 8:30 p. m ~lnst22ucti<m in radio. .
brim p_ m «dumplintl wort-s. musxr‘al 93“! p. tn.-—Cmt<‘t2rt under auspice.- mi
.progrflam. . _ i the Brooklyn “l2rtily i'hxstlm” Kath»
ti.tin p. |2..---Gl'2.|c;:2l “'t'lllllt‘h .urrc.rsl.l orinv Plait (:lilJi. \ii’:li2’list; Virginia
agricultrual rtimrts and [ll'lt'2‘.‘~. >l 42-1 Les Ramp. contruttn: Maude C. An-
NHL: "NV-j (""2'“"l'”?7.'¥ 2‘1”“"“2'2'")2§' plezlt. soprano: \'\'illi:i|tl G. (i.
_ nulhudl pvotrlnm. ! Jones. liarytonn; S. Ljunkvist, l|2|i—'
ail” Ir. [$1.2 iii :il iii~tlliill.‘1lr‘i" ‘ i or ;
Sztitl p. m — (‘lnsim 2: ptit: .~2 (221 .2r2tim. ' __3._
liOll'll-t :tllri Hi0t‘l\.‘~'. ill ‘ll"-‘ 1‘22“": Lj-'-' SI". ‘RIIAES or (‘(,\2(<Rlvr‘3
the ii: I' lit. ("orporlitiwz ut‘ A .tllt‘l : ‘ I ___..___ L i ‘
if“: ‘ 2 to 111“" r III—wt‘W‘w ‘wl 32*?“ 3" State to l‘nw- \chtpnrt-Nmthlmrt
tun time sizt ril Shore Road.
State Highway Commissioner Ben-
11:”1 p. m.——('t'ficlal Vcht‘i- -2 tom n~t.
‘_“_’ net: has awarded the contract [or the
TJN' "2 m "“17“" i" “‘2" Mimi‘” stor— construetion or six miles or concrete "
.. low (2.2) {\vVV’zirk ‘runvlny l.“.‘1‘ . highway on the Shore road. between
413“ p. in 22 H'lnkv'l‘ Hell“: I” ‘.\:2.r “‘estport and Southport. This road.
'i‘nrn l'Iill‘tdu‘." by \"iiiitlln l'). 1iglr- “'thh parallels the Boston Post Road
““321 MWWM“ ”Mimi”! ““‘“r"“"-" m and touches the various shore sev-
H .~ Amnit'au l2‘ri22lnis lenin‘e (")lll< “on: between Nor-walk and South-
mmtm- , port. is much used by automobiles
724* it “iv-""1"“ ”"2”“ "" 72‘3“? from this part of the state and the.
NOI‘:".\‘." “V 320‘1'EWW‘V‘V ‘2‘2"““"' 01 news that. it is to be improved will
tln‘ "1’12“02 ’2? 1:2‘l"2‘-‘" be welcomed by local drivers.
73-7” l‘2 ’11 ""l’l'ii’lm ”"2' '3“ m" “ 'i The Connecticut, Hassam Pavement
Ly llertlla llrtiumd.
8:00 to 10:13 p. m.—-“Tlle \less'rzh.”
by George Frederick Hand-l. V'ill
l-c rtmlnrnl by the t‘lratoriu S2 c2221)
Co.. of New Haven. has received the
contract and the work is to be com-
n enmd uth week. at each end of the
road to be imyroved. It is expected
(”hum”) 0" N"“"“'k- 120““) "““H” that the contr let will be completed
““5"” conductor. lclv October 1. The amount of the
\\'(.'Y. Schenectady (General Filech k2). ntrait H 315 i. :5”.
7:00 p, m.-———Stock and produce n2:~|'- CC"the highwav department has also
keg quotations and reports: inse- contracted for 3 700 feet of confirm
lvnii results and late news hm“- or. the )0sth? Post road between
tins, Stamford and Darren.
9:0” ‘\V n] —-A(‘I]ti5=§ ‘Tl"‘ ‘vl"'1'lill‘
'i‘ill‘io Tit it- t for]
‘25 A l‘- ‘ m 13m: '10 Lulu: nonorox mm. SAFE.
General lIlcctrii colnpa ' 1 xiii-W {21- W
n‘iltfv'lt i A contract awarded to \N’ttliam H.
921?) ll. llt.—Atli‘.i‘l‘<9. "Fifi" i‘i‘ryt il- Arthur. lflflt Wf‘t‘k. by the Sill“? l-flgh-
HUN." l2? T- Ait'l‘t‘t'l 171011111125 sunfl- way Commissioner. is important t6 all
Visor ot' conservation dcpari'tleut 0f “1‘0 drive over the Past Road on the.
National Ronni nt‘ t‘nderwriters loasu-rn‘ side of Stamford. Trolley
8:45 l2. ill—«Cm m- |t morn-rim. 57‘4““ tracks on the western slope of Nero-
lions: (n2 “snr Simnzin" “22222wr."‘ton Hill are tobe placed in the center
nrrangml bl Brigadier Slater: (h) ‘of the road, the space [or vehicles is
“with "Allu‘l‘iv‘m" \‘t‘l'Ol‘: 5"21‘2"l‘,to be made wider. and a dangerous
t‘um Army Temple “and of Trev, 5- curve near the Noroton River Bridzc
11: tutor solo. “'I‘onnm'. Lad." NH- 15 to receive attention. These results
gutson, Lewis J. Mule. Miss
Matte. accompanist: cornet solo. efforts of the town and city office-rs of
"Cm-rival of Venice." Clarke. l“. .l. Stamford and the selectmeng of Dari:
Ctiniirk; yocal duct. "Simenatlc." en, and dangerous conditions thatt
Schubert. Mrs. 122. Harris and Miss have been responsible for numerous
121. Cl'lzmick: selection. “Songs of accidents and Ieverai deaths will
Scoflaizd.” Slater. Salvation Army ‘shortiy be eliminated.
Temple P-aml; comet, solo “Thai
Debutante," Clarke. Mr. Clinnick; DIRECTS NOT GUILTY VERDICT
tenor solo. “1n Absence-H Baker. -—--——
Mr. Matte; selections, (a) march. HARFORD, June 6—-Jud8‘ Edwin
“Australia." Slate-r, (h) march. S Thomas ended the trial of John
“The Rock." Stone. Salvation .Army Dublinski. of Hartford. charged with
Temple illitltl; vocal duet. "Thv illegally possessing liquor. by direct-
l.oV2e Divine Adam Gcibel Mrs ing a. jury in the Umted States Court
Harris 21nd Miss Clinnick; cornet .to find the acused not Mty- -Th°
duet, 220 Belle Nuit." from "Tales judge declared that the court's time
of Hoffmann, " J. Offenbach. Mr was being wasted by the case because
Clinnick and Miss E Clinnick; se- the gavernment agents had no taken
lections. (:1) ‘Come " Slater: (b) bracautions to protect; evidence which
national anthem. “American " Key- passed through many hands in an ll—
93. Salvation Army Temple Band. format way so that it. Was considered
WGI, Medium We, Mus. valueles in court. ,
(Amati). , 7 3 3 2
7230 p. XXL—Bedtime story. “The Dan-. ' k
delions Move" and “The Birthday
Party. . (Anna. Voges). read by
Miss Eunice L. Randall.
These pictures do not mean that life
in a reformatory is made one long
rosy dream for the wayward girls can!
there. They (to indicate a change
which has come over most of such.
institutional work. which is making
for a cure of the mental and moral
ills from which the girls suffered. Con—2
atructive. human programs straighten
the twietéd outlook on life. and re-
“It“? the rebellious attitude toward
society. Snot? programs mean less
need of repeated punishment and more
pernwnent cures than formerly.
_ Onn of the fashion magazines has
several pages which it calls‘ "Leaves
from a, Paris Sketch Book," and the
more, we look at '91:: the more We
'Vvond»-r Why they didn’t leave '62:
there. . '
8:00 p. m.——“The2Prog2ress of X—Ray: , 2
Its Three Epochl." Dr. T n. oaset- GIRLS! LEMONS 5.
he. X~ray department, Parker Hill
Hospital. _ , . , 3%
8:15 p. m.——- -—-"‘Economtcs for the Home ' 1 ‘ . r ‘
Circle." 3. course of six lectures‘in R'EACH SK‘.“ WHWE :.
elementary economics by Prof. Har-
vey A. Wooster. Ph. 1)., head or de-
partment of \ecqnomics. Tufts Col-
ten.
8: 30 p. m.—D. J. Mulqueeney. t
in thn McCormack's favorites.
Gertrude Ash. dramatic soprano. l
9: 00 p. Ina—Cheater '1‘. Cook. barytone, bleach 35mm m
M
accompanied by Franz H. Cook. tram: lotion into twine. treble“, arms!
"Dubinushaf' translation 0: Russian and hands each days
Squecm the juice of two lemons
into a. m containing three ounces
of Orchard White,
store will: supply for a few com
shake welt, and you Have a. qu’nflet’
BN0 have been brought about; through the)
which any drug 2
pm or naming and Wu! 1m 3
then snot-fly 3 ,
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When the House Is Finished You Will Want Some
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AND THEN-—
THE N ORW'ALK COAL &' SUPPLY CO.
Coal and Mason Material
Nor-walk
39 Wall St.
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From the Cellar to the Roof We Can Furnish
Everything 8 Mason Will Need in
Building Your Bane.
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Our Line of Graduation Footwear Is complete. You Will Find
the Most Up to Date Styles at the Most. Pomdar Prices. Rankin or
Buck Pumps, Goodyear Welt: Soles and Rainier Heels, $2.45 to $5 95.
Hosiery, All‘Ca‘lUrs
Sandals, Pat. Smoked Horse and White Horse‘
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TUESDAY, JUNE 6
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WOOL YARN .
All Colors—55c Value
All Colors—39c Value
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Finely Graduated. Fitted With Dainty
Clasp—59c Value
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Remnant Sale Next Friday.
hundred shapes and sizes.
oval—Pudding dishes, utility dishes. pie p:
pans.
‘dishes with handles and various other usefu s2
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“Tire transparent oven-ware guaranteed.
plates. Bean pots, biscuit pans.
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Brides and Graduates
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