SOUTTIWNORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLIsimD 33?
JAMES comm
E. L. & A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1922.
HINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
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DIASONIC DIRECTORY
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F and A.
I” meets in Masonic building. South
Main street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
each month. July and August except-
id. at 8 o'clock. All Masttr Masons
hardinlly and fraternally invited.
ROBT. J. WALSH. W. M.
ROBERT M. VVILCOX. Sec'y.
‘V'
i
Butlor (‘hnptcr No. 38. R. A. 11..
meets in Masonic Temple. South Main
shoot. tho End and 4th Tuesdays of
each month at 8 o'clock Jilly and
August o\.t"-ptod. All R. A. Mnst‘ms
cordially and t‘rntcrnally invited.
S. i‘. llcckor. H. I".
l-‘. S. LYON. Secretary.
I'RDIITIVI". .H‘Fl'l‘fl‘l'l.
York is .rrs-tti'.~.‘..r hack to first
tiministrution of jus-
tico. :tt loztst in minor civil matters.
A now "'l‘rihuuui ol‘ Arbitration" :tu-
thorimwi by tho Lotrisltituro is now un-
der way. ’l‘ho first (‘llSl‘ :,oming under
its jurisdiction in Now York City Shag’s
tho possibilitios.
'I‘WO (‘lllz'i‘-tl<.
noun-ti 'tt tho
Club sot :lpurt for
an £itltbl‘l“*)' to :it‘l Its :lrliitrutur.
Now
prinoipit-s in tho :1
businoss partners. ap-
l‘oonl in llll' Lawyers?
this purpose. with
'i‘hoy
hall :1 l-usinws tlil‘furonco involving
somo $11W. Huntinurili' they would
inn-- luv-i imnlwwl in long. tedious
As it was. thoy
and costly: proomluro.
s of :1 table
uni .iown on opposito Sitlo
:llnl to‘wl ll't'l" Moritz: to tho tirllltl‘ti-
tor. :.irnpl\' 11ml quirtly. without ‘tuk-
int: 1-: (nth. 'l'hwn- was no writtou
rooor-i of ttrstiutoni‘. 'l‘horo worn no
hunt-vs i-tmpini: up ovory minute out]
shouting. “I niriootl" 'I‘llf‘t‘q- “Tro llO'
diww-tzttions from tho bcnt'h. 'i‘ho
(‘1I.\~‘ one our in (ll‘t‘ hour and I7)
minutws. 'i‘ho :tibitrutor pronouuooll
lllv'ili both \‘.’l'(il‘£l. :intl :tskt-tl thorn to
lull" ot-o t"‘\' and soc lt' thoy couiti not
conw- to :trrtot lili'lll thrntsr‘lvos. \Vhon
thaw illil‘l‘Ji‘itI ln-l‘oro him again. it'
tlH-v i'niiul to :i'zroo. he would pro-
‘ iuliariuoht: :llltl that lnt‘t-rmnl
IIUlllll't‘
jutigluont would Ito lust
if it l‘ml luon.g;i\'(-n by
count ll' tho Stuto.
livro i< :1 “fly 0:" simplifying: court
prnrmlnr» :uinl rwndcrim: prompt. ct-
footiwx instico that should commrr'tl
“Bolt anywhcro. in this (120 of lcflni
(‘onlploxitiz tf‘olvniozliity :mcl doiny.
Tho plan was ntloptwl Ill thr- lllSllLIJiv
tion of tho Arbitration, SociNv Lt“
Allll‘l‘ll‘il. :mri to tho honor of tho ir-
gnl ptoi'twsion. it said that it l‘:l~x
tho support oz” tho Now York bur. its
\vntoiu-d with much
as binding as
tho itigiiost
I
.In
prouross will ho
lntcl wt.
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MDT 'l‘llllih ()l’ l'll()l|llll'l‘l().\'.
A qtl:<ti0rlt:liro ootulttt'h-(PM tho
Nullut'uotnrt-rs‘ lio-oolui sot-ins to show
tintt l‘w visitor: nlut‘n by \w-ts ol‘ :1 rls~
inc: lrx'olt :llLllllSl prohiliition :11".- (V-
:tgqorntod.
'l‘llis [lllllllt‘lllnll
just to \x'lmt t“?t|ll
fortn-rlv Ilnm‘t II
(~h:lli‘:wl ti‘t'ir lilintls.
unit,“ to l.i'|“| lllt'tl \rho hurl Sign“! :1
in titiuu fut' I“I‘tIt’I"il prohibition S<'\'1‘l’-
\l':‘.lllitl to know
[it (”fit \\ l‘o l‘wl
prohibition hull
Sn it Still its ll —
:vi \: was “A". 'i'i:t nusn‘or Sll0\\'4"l ti ”.1
9“: l-“l‘ ("ht of tiioln \\tl't >till t't'r
prohibition :m-l €>\l, po'l' t'l'lll, stood
put on tlzo \'<vi<ii.wl onl'm‘otlnozit not
without illill‘llillllt‘Ill.
No It n,- imprr-ssixo woro Mir 4 \Ill:tl'.."v.
titms gin :: for this illlllli4I~. 'i'ht :
.S\\it.\ :tgimtl thut prohibition ltml .
most wholly :tlmlishmi (Il'lllllit‘lllltbs
union: tinitlmw :lnti wrought n tn-
lu~~mimi< imprint llltlil in tho lltuilh.
conduct (ll‘l tut-osptl'ity of them r-ml
ill. tr tnmiliv :4.
This obviously :1 class Vortlict.
'i‘o H-znp‘o‘» tho l‘ooortl thero should
be {I :«lllllltll' on: <tionltniro ulnmu: tho
i:
t-lnpiom-s tivnznsiin-s. It is (\‘idont
tl;:.l I'l.t':\ worknu-n :tro l‘t‘st‘lllflll I“?-
row»; i". x t" -i that liquor is prohibit-
I‘ll only to tlttlll-‘—Yll(ll tho \\‘oil-to-<’lo
:tn- in lili<tll0ll to trot (ill the illicit li-
utxor tho 1‘ want lug-onuso they have the
prim- :tlnl know tho ropos, \vliilo their
llliillllll'l‘ l'oilo\\'~citi;1cns luck evcn the
solar»; ot‘ [LIIAI hoot". l‘utlt Vory lilo-l}:
tho ::»ntimout ot‘ this class. too. has
lit-on cxugg'ornted. Surciy work-
nu-n's wives \l‘tl’O inoiudod in any
such inquiry—«null they should ho. ho-
oauso thoy lnuc votes-thoro could he
.Iitti» tnlostinn of another vordict up-
holding prohibition by a good major-
it)‘.
if
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BABII’S IN SI'SIMER.
'i‘w..nt_\un\'o yours ago. according to
statistics. one baby out of every four
dioti il‘. its first year. Now. in _Ncw
York city. only one dies out of 14.
There is no reason why every town.
villago and country district should not
rise to that standard and exceed it.
There is no reason why in the next
five or 10 years the infiaut identhjate
’ ’aihdul’d’uot’dirop to one in So or even
lot-is. Lox-tint: a haby is not a matter of
chance. Ninety-nine times out oi.’ a
hundred it is rt matter of carelessness.
Babies must be kept clean. especial-
ly in warm weather. The food 0!
babics must be kept clean. Those are
the two main essentials. The third is
that ‘he food should be adopted 16 the
baby)“ ago.
. Bulls-.5 arc
surprisingly tough.
5"” one observes the lack of 1mm.
ge with which so many of them are
hand . t he wonder is ”‘9“ the death
rate is With these three
3:“ only live. but thrive.
Astrological note: If tho nuts are.
a good mm harsh,
things will be said about-«ch othsr ’
Tm afizht.
by politicians m m
t
low.
things take spare of most babies will’
for. V0», L€Mo
ANYBODY SUFFER A".
“55: 'CH VELL"
me Start 01‘
moot) Harte—S
Me 504
Goon ave.
L610 3 . 001'
“GRADE
SPLITMW
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pm mt— Roots
we own? more, “one
it‘émir STAHD lT ‘70 553‘
“it?" Tilt 1630 Room», . .. ..
IH’SINESS ['(“VEIL
The German Government was quite
sure it would be .jmpossthlo. under any
circumstunov-s. to IllCl‘l the conditions
laid down by tho reparations com-
mission rog‘urtling the payments due
‘19‘raucc. Germany simply could not
_pay. anal that was all thorn was to it.
“She was unmoved by the
threats of
'thc I“l't-!l(‘ll Government.
:4:i“l p; n1.~—ll:iscbull scores. women's
Thou :ippourml a committi-o. ot‘ in-i
itornntionui
‘busincss group with no official stand-
5 ing.
.tulk of :1 Gorinnn loan until Germany
{had acct-pint the conditions of tt‘n
lropnmtions commission without qua-s-
,tion. 'l‘luxrcnpon Grrtnuuy immuli-
intoly Chung-ml llv-r tunv. and ugroml t-I
ifulliil her obligations. untl anothor
| European crisis was avorted.
. It was an illuminating oxomplw of
.tho powor of lnodorn business. Gov-
ernment. may propdec. but in they
{days husitzvss usuufiy disposes.
éwur or [l”;l(l-. the volition!
"tho grwr-rniuont”
only with
o:lli (:12:
fully
lion “in
function
imiihtry. oomlncrco and financo for
which financiers arr usually tho llnni
spokosmon.
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N0 IIOI‘SING SIIOILTAGIC.
It is now prcdiotod ruthor oontldo-nt-
ly that the cnd of tho housing stori-
ago is in sight. 'l‘wruty-mwon Slot-s
silowovl an iivcronsc in building“: opt-ru-
tions in March of 0?- por cont. owr
Poln‘unry. (tilt! a gain. of TS por cont.
(WCI‘ It your Hg").
ll. G. llun .Q- Company roportcrl 102
oitios in tho country showing an S“
pcr cult. inorc-nsm ox'or March a your
ago.
Although
change in
thorn has been little
buildinz costs for about :1
your. accordinr: to statistics. present
costs m‘o about {1 third less than at
tho highost Drflli in 1920. and betwfltl
m7 and 75 per cent. higher than lit-fore
tho War.
All of this stimulated huildim: should
look good to most citizens. Easing
up the housing: shortage mcrms easing:
up oxorbitnnt rents and unwhoiosome
crowding Futitling activity also hr-lps
along: tho “holc business revival. Gen-
lorni conditions are in considerably
better shupo. and are moving forward
moro consistontly than the whole pub-
he realizes.
THIS IS THE ’MONTH
( To fish.
To Sell the roosters.
To cut the clover hay.
To open the ice house.
To adjust the. cream separator for
thicker skimming.
To sow millet. It's a fair feed :11.
ways. and a life-saver in emergencies.
To plow corn. An extra. cu-ltivaticm
will mean a. lot. it? a dry spell comes.
To keep plenty of‘salt before the
stock. The fresh. new grass creates
an extra demand for it. ‘
‘ To select brood sows from the ear-
ly litters. The yshould be fed separ-
garden for next year. such as colum—
and sweet William.
.To plant tho late potato crop. If
the ready planting 1399:, doing wellu
the poultw house. A generous use of
kerosenrfia simple and effective rem-
edy.
To tin
p:- .
extra. care in butter mak-
the cooler months. but few know how
in ‘ the summer.—Farm Lite.
DAY TESTIFIES BEFORE
am .BORBD
OKLAHOMA CITY. 0kla.. Jone 6.1-.
‘Jean P. my. wealthy 0mm; City
lawyer and oil man, will rem, to a
special army board appointedby Sec—
»!stury 1:001:11. the circumstance-em
l".
orgztnim- '
blue. bluebeus. candy-tum. heliotropel
It’ls’ 1173f too’lito to make anothetiry” 7
To watch out for mites and use in]
mg. Any one can make good butter in .
bankers. :1 purely privato'.
‘.;'.1-
ll IlilUi’nll’tI tho German Gow-rn- “
Imcnt that tiwrc could be no t‘urthor
Daily Radio Program
(Tune to 300 Meta-I)
“'JZ. Nowark (“’estinghnuso).
fashion liPWH by tho \‘l’onion's \‘t’oar.
musical i
Imiiv h‘usllion Nowspupor.
pro-glam.
p. m.—-—-ll*.ts-.-b:lli
prom-:1 m.
scores. 11‘. uslcul
‘fAVe Maria." Gounod. Ethel Kil-
llon. III. (a) "Bergere Legere (in
French). eighteenth century; (b)
"Ave Maria." (in Latin). Luzzi.
John Rowe. IV. Aria. "Sempre
. Libero." “La Traviatn." Verdi. Eth-
‘ el Killian. V. (a) "Inve‘s Garden
1
t
.
of Roars" 1b) "Loch Lomond."
Lawson. John Rowe.
\VHZ. Spflnglifld (\"cstiughousfl.
7:30 p. m.-—Basebnll scores. Bedtime
story. Government market reports
' (courttsl‘ of New England Home-
stead).
27:45 p. m.»’l‘alk l:_\' n. J. Vl‘hlte of
plum p, m_._('i{rlciul wczithor forecast: tho Springfield Charities Depart-
; uzrirultumi roportr: and ‘prlcosq hemp 1; 1,. Iguthxrfigld. prgsident
ol‘ll‘. ""WS (I‘V‘liiliiiifl' Suturilu) l»: Massnohusotts Agricultural Cofiugo.
‘Vritllsu‘nl program. ,g;(m p, "1,...lmsolmll scores. musical
._« ‘1‘ nLfll-mni' busolurll scores. I program by Margaret Macl’urlatm.
33"“ P1 m.-—-Closing DUNS 0“ UNIV"; soprano: Jorsic Ilofi'nio. pianist.
1 bonds and stocks. runrino hows hy \\'\']'. Port “'uud. N. Y. C. (l?— 95-
' the, tudw (Torpomtton ol‘ Amorioa. Signal Corps).
“153 ‘0 11300 D. m.—~Ufl'icial Arling-Q ('l'unc t.) 1.450 meters).
”in time SiR'l'ml- . 18:30 p. n.—~lnst.ruction in radio.
11.1.1 p. 1n.——(ifl1ctallweathcr forecast. ‘ :00 p. "Luv-mm History of Radio.“
. . by Raymond 'l‘rnvis Yntss. radio
mu: p. lll.——”IIP\I1’“’ or the Iron andi editor of ”if. livcning Mail.
53th Industrios tut-l Tin-tr notation of
the support -
tor Siifft‘l‘hllt,‘l‘ ot’ tlzo grout system of,
to (:onorul i'lusinoss Conditions." by
tho Iron Age.
:H0 p. inf—“Animal Stories." by Flor-.
rnoo Smith \‘incont; courtesy of
l Now York Evening Telegram.
-7:*30 p. m.-—-—"Hnrmonlous 'l‘own Pinn—
t nirg." by Charles VV. Hnodlt‘)‘.
Juli p. m.~"l~2scnvating tho Fossil."
l l-Ztipzur \V. Cathill. Museum City of
f .\'o\1‘urk.
Not: 11. m.——I.itc rziri' rvnning‘ condor»
'3
; 4
l
' l
. it by: tho otiitoriul stuffs ol‘ the'rlut-
IuUk. S..l.~nti!tc Anloricnn and Harp-
or & llrothort
. :13 p. IYI.‘-—-I{Df‘ll;ll by Helen Kandors.
soprano. of Now York.
\\‘\\’7.. .‘lzuilmttzui (“'annmnkor),
:4" p. m.-,-llrivr song recital by Edna
lllmtrlco Bloom. soprano: J. Thur-
ston Noe at tiie'pinno. (a) “Hom-
ing." Pol Ilioso; (it) "The Mother
Heart." Stickies; (o) “All for You."
linsthope Martin.
:40 p. m.-——Chiidrcn‘s hour {rim-n by
E‘sto .lonn. Will known writer of
chiltlrvn's stories and verse. Sub-
joot. ”Charlie's I‘lCliltl‘t‘S."
unto p. m.-—Musioal program by
Ethel Killion. colorntura. soprano:
.lohll Bowo. burytone: J. Thurston
Noe at tho piano. 1. (:1) "Give a
Man a Horse.“ O'Hara; (b) “Hash—
miri Song." \Voodt‘ordo-Flndcr: (c)
"Thank God for a Garden." Del‘Rie-
so. John P-owc. tarytone. II. (a)
"My Curly chdod Bobby." Clut-
zam; (b) “A Dream." Bartlett; ((3)
. sir:x
9:3» p. m.——~"Ei‘:‘ioicnt Operation
I . llallio lie-ocivorsfi' by Lloyd Jacquet.
A. I. R. E.
1 SOFT“ NOR\\'ALK METHODIST
I I‘II‘ISCOI'AL (‘HI'RC’H‘ NOTES.
I Mill \Vook services of the church
lis held tomorrow cvoniug at 3 o'clock
ldnylirht, time. The suhjoct for dis—
cusslon \vill he tho parable of “The
imoh tic-oi." -
Tho Mott's Christian Industrial
llmng'uc will present ircture on Friday
int-ring: at 5 o’clock hy Dr. Charles
iI‘I. Tyndall. on "Ether \Yavcs and
\Vlrt‘oss Demonstrations."
Sunday morning at 10:30 the an-
nual (‘lgu-cli school and Children‘s
Dav cxtrclses will he held." Ifarenta
who have. children to be bapatlzed
should inform the pastor. that the
rim: may bc performed for all who de-
it.
The Ladies' Aid Society has in the
space of waveral weeks increased its
memberShlp by over 25 per cent. At
the meeting this afternoon the candi-
datts were being elected to member-
ship.
The clioiris rehearsing a Cantata.
“The Lord Reigneth" by Schnecker,
to be sung on Sunday evening. June
Nth. The choir will be augmented
{or this service to some twenty-five
or more .voices. It is a beautiful
pieccnt music and assuredly will be
lcnjcyed.
ate from the market hog's from now it
on. I E
To plant an old-fashioned flower?
with.
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1'".
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SUM M E 3 {F00 T W EA!!!
WOMEN: ' . ix ,.
Everything included in our stock: tram fancy two-taped
MEN sport oxtords to dressy am pinup: . $5.00. to ”.00
' Plenty of new models. numb-om trim plain— oxtords to the. I
mnder7mc¢pertonted lax-mu. ................
$5.00 to $8.50
Educator pumps and cm
ALL DAY THURSDAY
WEDNESDAY
LINING SATEENS
Black
\Vide, Reg; 39c
Value. 4 3 ds. . . . .
WHITE LINGETTE
Lingerie. 7
2 Yds.
COLORED RATINE’
36 in. \Vide. Rem 50c.
yd. Value. 3 Yds. . .
AIL Silk
WASH SHIRTINGS
$155 Value.
A Yard ..........
5.36 Inch Figured
LAWN & VOILES
Reg. 3915 “mm 996
6 Yds. ..........
:27 Inch-Light. Color
‘POPLIN
Reg. 35:: Value.
6 Yds. . ..... . . . . .
____...__——————-——l'
44 Inch All \Voot
SERGES
Shrunk and Spongcd.
$1.50 Value. Yd. . .
36 Inch
9c
j: i 'anueto/
HOMESPUN
Reg, 98c Value.
2 Yds.
..a'
‘White Imported
VENETIAN CLOTH‘
For Dress Skirts. Rev.
750 Value. 2 Yds. . .
1,000 Yards Fine
DRESS GINGHAMS
32 in. Wide. 39c 99c
Value. 3 Yds, h-
Best- Quality
PERCALES
Neat Designs.
5 Yds. 1... . . . ._._.. . .
All the. Best Designs in
APRON CHECKS
7 Yards . . . . . . .
2,000 Yards Russia Crash.
TOW ELING .
.3 Ysras 99‘:
Just Count the
‘ Heavy Quality Large Bath
-. . Towns
Blue Border. ;
33 for 3'....l..-."... "
1,500 Yards .Sbft Finish
GlYards . .-;:. ; 1
J emey. .‘anil Tricotine
\.
$172.95 ; to.) 4,); L. 1,.
and Colored. Y a r {1
99¢
A Highly Lustrous W'ashable
99c
99c
99c
99c '
9c
990
999,-
99
99c
99c .
$71399;
Metal and Celluloid
GIRDLES
Value $1.49 99C
Opera Length
PEARL NECKLACES
$1€’§.iii‘°.°.g ........ 990
Men’s All Linen Hemstitched
HANDKERCHIEFS'
39¢ Value. 99c
5 for . . .
All Silk
RIBBONS
Fancy and Mixed Taffeta.
29c _Va.lue. 99
5 Yards ...... . . . C
, 6 Inch
CAMBRIC EDGEING
35c-35c Value.
5 Yards .......... 99c
Long Silk
WHITE GLOVES
Double Tipped Fingers. $1.50
Value.
Pair ............. 9C
One XVhito "Keep Helm"
HAIR BRUSH
One \Vhite Dressing
COMB
$1.50 _Value. 996
Large Size Galv. Iran
2 for
GARBAGE CANS
With Cover. 99 c
Reg. Price $1.25. ,
No. 7 Fine Quality
~ CORN BROOMS
Reg. $1.35 99
Large Size 2
COLLANDERS
Mirror Aluminum FYare. Reg.
Price $1.35. - 99c
5 Gal. Extra Heavy
OIL CANS
Galvanized Iron. 99 c
$1.50 Value . . .
Plain White Tea
CUPS & SAUCERS
Reg. Price 250 Each. 99 c
Set of 6
GLASS WATER SETS
2 Qt. *Pitcher, Six ‘Glasses.
$1.50_Value. 99 c
Odd Lot Slip-on
SWEATERS
Short Sleeves. Latest Shades.
$300" 31:99
Noble a3. .7. my ‘
u...-...-.
.Hemn.»~-i.
Shoppers: of Norwalk and Vicinity W'ould Find It Much to Their
Interest 111 Taking Advantage of Our Weekly 99c Bargain Event
The Merchandise 1's of a Dependable Quality and Priced. 1:3;
Below Its Actual Value. Read Over the List of Items Below andl
You W111 Be Convinced That We Are Giving Customers pg...‘
Valueslat Our Thursday 99c Sales
Holilsti‘vi: ‘~ _\
fl.
BREAKFAST CLU'l'Hs
99c
KISS
l
Each
l.
TAB
LE $9.11)
Dozen 99¢
313:1. .* ' ’t‘fmzht
KNIT t’xiox Stills
an _\-;wi<.. \. -~ 3 w Late.
Triton;
2 for ..... 99c
VVoinvx g :‘ V ' :‘ .z-i Silk I
HOSIERY
(st-mil‘m‘ ' I. T “s.
MW ‘ ' ‘2 Ta.“
SPORT SHIRTS
K'vilatx .
I“ ll' \ ‘ 99¢
()(It‘l ‘L 7 -\ Hg YE
omits
bitch . \A -
fl . . 990
2‘...
\\
ELASTI
Can I’n‘
Liqlz‘, >3
Valvu-
t“ v
(5 IGIRDL
,_ # 99c
ROYAL WORCESTER
or LA REINE corms
Low iil‘ Mm? " 99c
$3.30 Vat
‘-
>.
'2' 5-5
N
sums
........... 99c-
A?» .1 x ‘.
‘ UNTRDIMED HATS
All (fulurx. F - ‘. 99c
Fulln- _ 7
\ k ‘
)Illiliz'fi‘j' . ...,,.:..'~‘
FLO‘VERS. FIELD
VVREATIES. ETC.
Values 99c
$3.09» ..... .. .. ,
,____._
I. K
\ true: 10
990
$3.30 . ...........
Filth-j: 1’- ~:‘"ti ' E
CURTAIN SCRIM
5 YLII‘LI> 9c
for . . ....... ..
Fantx .2. "I Le
? OIL CLOTH , .
22 Yards . . .. ...... 9.6
/.——-
Satin and «1.122 :;t_‘repe
DRESSES <
Values to 9
, $15.00 ,.;..?.---,$509 7,
1
. . FRIDAY AT 10 A. M.
., f-yds.VO REM N AN T3 at 9:
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