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:BEEigNgHSgNTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

3.1.. a A. L. GOLDEN, Props.

MONDAY, JUNE 26,1922.

muons ALMANAO son
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ult nmvs disvachtcs credttcd to it or
not othcrwise in this paper and also
local news published herein.

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MASONIC DIRECTORY

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A spIIciII] convocation of Butlcr
ChaptIIr. No. 335. ii. A. .\l.. will be held
In Masonic 'l‘IIInplc.‘ South Main street,
Tuesday evening. .lllilv, 27th at 8
o'clock (l). l" ’11).

Work-~~ M. M. IlIIszrce.

S. l’. DECKER. H. P.
F. S. LYON, Secretary. ‘1
CHINESE UNITY.
(hit or the Chincst mix- -up there

may (onII- u.Iit;,.Ii'-tIr all. though not
exactly (II this kind expected.

First CIIII. Ch ng. the Manchurian
dictator. 'as fofiutl in his efforts to
nice l'eking and dominate the North-
ern Republic. 'l‘hIn Gen. Wu. who
administered his IlII.(II1t called upon
Presidc IIt Sun ()I thII SouthIIIn Repub-
lic, at Canton .to I-linIinatc himself.
Sun IIItIIsIIIl and so (iIII. Wu pro-
cot-(it'd lIiIIIscit to (lo the climinating.

310 bus IIIoInplIslII Ii it with the aid
of (II II. ClIII II. IIIIII ol‘ Sun“ :4 lormcr sup.
pfll’ll'ls Sun is :I t‘IIg'itim and Gen.

Wu l5: IIIIlliIII: upon the. IoIIIIcr Incin-

l)('l:~ III “III All- I ‘IhlIII [lilrlillrl’lt‘lll to
III-IHI- -IIIlIlI- iII lI-kiIII: for thI r0 t‘t-‘ltl' I—
liulIIIII IIL Io ( (Institutional Government
wilh authority ()HII tiI(I whole country.

lVltlhl I\IIIIIIIi;":IIIs. lllflllt‘llt‘t‘Il by thc
lilIIIlIIII IIIIIIliliIIs. III“ Sun YIIt Son and
“III III-IIuI-I-ssi’n- work hc has donc :It
Cant-III, \\'Ui|lll l'SIllllt‘l' hIIVII seen him

:It tlII- l‘.«'illl ol‘ :I l"‘-llllllt‘tl nation than
tlII- ilglil‘I'llf'Htl nml presidingr at I‘IIk-
lm: III (:I- II. \\ II who dominates him.
But 1' rII:~Ii(l(IIIt “inn IIIaIlI- thII t'IIIt Il mis—
lake of picking theI wrong horsc. in
tho [N'INtiii (It .I II Chung. when the
re cI- III lighting: st: mind in North China.
Nuinmll) (II II. “II (nnnot torgivchim
for tlI.It. And :I“ szttcrs stand. the
situation lllll)‘ work out fairly well.

it l‘I';Ii IIIIiiv czIII bII nchicVIIIi. IIIIIlcr
nonII- lI-IIIII-r who is not to reactionary
or too sIIlIss-nirnt to .lIIpaIII'Isc- infill-
('llt‘l' (‘lIiIIzI IIIIIII slowly rccovcr anIi
iIIlII- lII'l‘ [llill‘t' :IIIIIIIII: powcrtul mod—

(‘t‘n twining

 

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lI'IIIII: .II (it) IiIslI‘iIIL without propor
plII-I- in play. in lllt’ )‘IIIIII litifii tlII'I'II
l‘fllilt' ltt'itil‘p llII- .lllV‘t'lllhI court lili-
cusvu. 'l‘lII- lit‘\l )‘I-ur II. playground

but without I-IIIIIpIIIIIIIt. of
it h(-lp-
IIIIIII—

wills (IIIIIIIIIII
[‘II‘ Iicht lIIIIIl oi IlepI-I‘Visiun.
(III [II ”III IIIII-III III l'l ItIII'IIIg llit’
her (It' it‘llli I-;I>:II~I III ”III

IIilIIwIIII: )l ill‘ thIIrII was :I phi)-

'l'|III l
“'I‘OHIIAI muzmnul. but only for the
)IJillIgt‘l‘ (lIIlI.II .« IIIIIi thII (‘IISA'S roar
to 9" I. art )I II ”III II was IIII lIoIIt-st-

to “mimic :43 1.1:III:IIIIIIIII pIogIIIIII. It
My. III with IIII .-Ilt IIlIIIoI pl Ivgiouml
O‘N‘ltl‘Il in April. in .lIIIII tull tiInI-
wII. I-IIt Into lI-.II(I Yonnlzcr clIilIlrIII
('II‘IIIII II Itit lItil .IIII- lIiUtlll. with spIIciIIl
I'lill‘lilit'it unIII to olIiII boys in the
('tt'iltfifl. I\ s‘mIIl (IIIIIIIIIIII) IIIiIfrId II.
pl' I\l:l0lillll. -.. l\iSt'll bx il 10 :IIiIIr
LI» 5%rtré‘fiE‘I-iri—tcfi-i'. +2 LITLA
light to l‘.—1110‘ IIII lh‘thilfilll w Is institut-
t‘tl. \‘Illii .Ill (itv phnmolunls ioiIIi.It:
'IlII- Ul iIt‘ :Ill ”\t'l the city
loI uIIIIIs “Iii! (lilil l’till tI llllH.

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IIIIII :3, \oIII (II llIosc “III Si'llOliH.
'l'ttI-II- \Ins :IlIIIIII—It llU ('tll'-lil‘t‘ilkl'll{,
it’lltlt‘l'l\ :I (IIIIIIIIIIIII t'lllt‘} .IIIIIl them
w.“ .I I'IIIII:II'l..IlIlI- IlI-(II'IIusII in shoot—
ltti', I-Iitti‘tt‘. hIII'gglul'}. :III.l othIr sci".
iIIIlI (Iiiv t‘s'fi.

'l'lIIs Is no |Il"'iii tlII-III‘I'. it is soi—
iIt tut lf, IIIIIIIts IIiIIiII‘) tII tlII- why
IIII-lHIIIImtI IIII'IIIIz lx'IIIIII li‘I lmlsitt-
II‘HJII‘IE t?‘ ll‘l‘fxlilitll\t'. (‘ililll :It'il\l-
tIm .IIII'. illi‘i!‘ IIIIIIIIIII will take ('iilT‘
(It iii‘_'ll\m‘l\t.\.

.. L 2-...-._-_._.. 22.-
'IUU MIC" HI'NSIIIN’III'.‘

“’l‘lII- man who is faithful to 7.13
hut-i. Itt't’tllilll I‘d“ always V\‘l‘iU' his
'UVIII \I‘Irutlicr tom-cast." IiIlVI-I‘tiscs a

ll.. and it quotes
Tl‘tIIIIoIII‘ow and

bank ill t‘IIncorIl. N.
that it'l'l'l‘IiNi. :Is “lI‘IIiI‘
C(IIIIIIIIII-Il Sunshinc.”
This is \'('l'_\ trImIl
llut it .I IIqu IIlIIIIIIIIIl IIVI-ry u.I_v like
that. would his (II-ops grow? \Vould
lII- IIIII-I' lléth’ IIII_\' ilowIIrs in his yard?
Um: (I: “III most iIIt(.-r(Istin;; things
to Hit lIZIIstI-I'II lI-:I\'I-l(-r in Colorado and
Ol.ht‘l parts oi? tlIII irrigIIthi VVIIst is th?

as far us it, gocI-I.

wuy tlII~ (ll'Hl'l'i it‘lt'S to crccp in on
('lVlllLlllU" as tho junglc docs in III-
Iii:I .\l;IIIy :I hoinc‘ has It beautiful
gnu-II lawn (-xI-I-III in thc corners,
\Vllt‘lt‘ tlw how, IloIIsn't quite reach.
'l‘le- lZI'i‘I‘llHO‘lS follows the water in a
f‘li’t'li'. (lutsiIlI- that circle is-dcsert
mild.

Sn pIII'lIIIDS tlIII man with the secure
i'I-I-tiIII: :ivI-II by a comfortable bank
llill’ll‘t‘l' III‘LrlIt change his forecast once
in :I. while to “Gt‘lill‘? Showers." and
at tIImIs he may even relish a crisp
north winl. His looting of security
is just as gI'IIIItL—t'or he will have a.
Hilvm' lining for his rain clouds, and
II. slII-ltI-I' against the cold.

“ASIE LAWS IN EDEN.

'l'lIII rII:«:~rIII that Adam and Eve got
atom: in" WI it as they (lid in the Gar-
dI-n (Iv lIZIlI-n was thlt
plush‘rI-Il :Ill (IV, with "verboten"
signs 'l‘lIIII-I- was only one tree that
they wnrv imbithfin to touch. Yet
th‘ \ 'I'I'II to trim because of that.

1' \\ Is InI; (Ih thy 3am? Wllh “191308-
‘OIIII‘UI (IrII- pip that

law-int.- in tin \luint- woods.

got Ill :Ilm-It tlm camc- laws.
gami—
llaI-i‘

They for—
But the

‘V\ |i‘(l' us kIIpt right on warding.
n 'l.’ flow (In)? rimII nts m

. nothing to tlIIIIn. So when the 1:2:
kw.- II. Iir (I night a door in {l pitfall out
season. and caught fish likewila out
of $0.130". thcy were hated inmacifll-
seed court and made to my am

an mm mm»;-
asthmatic white at a...

NORWALK

went Adammnd- .

Tilt: II it. ‘.It(I Ii condition

Em Wasn't ‘

IIfIrIr pt

IIn thI:

lt‘\\’l.

be (toxic. tIIkc down the prescnt eye
fiOY't‘.‘ which is a disgrace to the boys

amt the town.

Iwomen. no doubt. could stand the
primithe life, it they were permitted
to" follow the primitive rules of the
jungle. and take and kill at their.
pleasure. But society will not
them. Ahd no doubt society is right.
Otherwise We should soon have peo-
ple Adam-and-Eveing all over the
place.

—-- —O
SLICIXG GERMS.

A machine which can administer
28.000.000 cuts per minute to a. bit-
lion or so microbes at once has been
invented and put into operation in a
research laboratory in London. The
germs are usually in the machine long
enough to receive 560.000.000 cuts,
which leaves them, one can readily
believe. pretty well demolished.

Some germs. however. are so tough
that even this sharp treatment does
them no damage at all. A special
machine is being devised to handle.
their case. It will have (nearly six
times as many cutting edges and will
toss the microbes about in Its interior
at the rate of 120 miles an hour, minc-
ing them thoroughly the while.

Somehow or other, it seems to re-
quire spectal training to appreciate
this machine as it deserves. Never-
theless. if the Specialists that be say
the machine is making possible the
preparation of detoxicated vaccines of
which larger doses may be given with
the result of greater protection from
the particular disease being fought.
then We say more power to those slic-
ers!

 

 

 

 

wO—w .
It‘ th(I Turks really want to exter-
minate the Armenians and Greeks.
why not make them all smoke Turk-
ish cigarettes?

 

We don't foresee any great rush of
Amcrtcans for the privilege or flying
in that Zeppelin that. Germany is
building for this country.

Any tourist who doesn‘t want to be
overcharged abroad can stay at home.
and let his follow-countrymen do it.
it isn't America that
It‘s Russia.

No. Margot.

has too much money.

._.._______

't'lIr- firttish seem inclined to rccogu

nivo l’olshcvism. mt how can they,

in its present capitalistic disguise?
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The nations will own balance their
budgets with bullets.

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_ SENTINEL
READERS’ VIEWS

“‘IIJ’UN HONOR HOARD.
l-IIlEtor SIIntincl:

St‘\0l'lli yours 'ago.
IIIIIII WIIrc ovcr in lI‘rancII, Kiting their
‘lt‘t‘, blood. in tho grt'HlI'Hl’ and most
tcrriblc contiict known to tlIII human
IIIIcI‘I. II lurm‘ amount of fIIIIliIII: was
shown by our good pIIoplII. l‘:\‘(‘l"}'01l0‘
did at: in their powvr to aid lhI- boys
III sonic mnnnrr. 'i‘o Sll0\\' tlIII pub-
lis \\'(I apprcclIItIIIl tiw Krcut stlcriticI-
nude on their part. we t‘l‘l‘t‘it'll an
llOIJH" liorIrIi. placlng'sunw in the
most IIIIIItrul part of thc town. Morc-
l‘(l‘$("§ cornIIr. At thc timc. (Ivory
fill" took pride in thI accomplishmrnt
:IIIIl tor II tinIc tlIII littlII plot nt‘
ground was kcpt ill uIIIIIl Ul‘lll‘l'. 'l‘hI-
uIIr (‘Iilllt’ to an IInIi. somc ot‘ the
boys cumc back. I-IIIIIIII IIrII roasting
:IIrIoIIc thII lloch-s in Franco. Thosc
who arc with us havc thc privilege of
wrmc this tokIIn oI‘ Incmory. but
how- who lost thIIir lives over seas.
can not sI-II it, and tortunutc tlIIIy
III-II. llIInIlrI-Ils of :IIItOs pIISs it cvcry
Ilty. but no human bring would
rccognizr what it is: with grass and
w'IIIIis ovcr kncc high as decorations.
NII sIgII lIo-IrIt in tonn is in such a
but thanks to
m1tc rl'Il IIs(Il in construc-
lion, it remains erect. otherwise it
wool-l bc down and covcrI-Ii with sur-
rounding rubbish. Is it lack of lcgal
poch- that prcvcnts our omciais from
lavinir this little piece of ground
IIIIIIlc prcscntablc, or nIIglcct and lack
o" IIItling'.’ \\'(I pay big moncy in thc
to cut hushIIs along: thc
why not spcnti a few dollars:
conspicuous place and mukc
't at active, bct‘orc thc l’ourth ur-
t‘l‘( \Vliztt cvcr thc cause, sonic—
thing should bc IionII at oncc. by tho
(II' citizens. to show our respect
tnI- Inc had and tiring. who IIIIIIlc
tlII: suprcmc sacrificc. and put this
pic! oI ground in order. If it can not

 

 

 

 

 

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l’A [ti-INT Oi” T‘VO SERVICE BOYS.

 

 

Daily Radio Program

(Tune to 360 Meters)

 

Station “'JZ, Newark
(“'esttnghouse) .
6:00 p. nI.~-"!I;siness and Industrial
Conditions in the l’nited States.”
as observed by the National Indus-
trial Conference Board.
7:00 p. m.—Storics from the St. Nich-
olas Magazine. courtesy of the Cen~
tury Company.
7:30 p. m.—“A trip Through Brazil
With 'l‘hcodore Noodcvclt " by An-
thony Flalo. ghlorer.
8: 00 p. m.—Concert by the Piandome
Singers. Bernet C. Tuthill conduct-
or. This mixed chorus of twen-
ty-flve voices is Well known by its
concerts in Long Island communi-
ties and particularly by its singing
at Christ church. Manhasset. and
the serenading oi.r various homes on
Christmas EVF. Program: I"l'-I.mlv
One Morning " Old English: "BOIL
nle Banks of Loch Lomon.” Scotch;
“Ktltie's March. " K. M. Murchison:
duet for flute and clariw (Taran-
telle), Saint-Sachs, Arthur Jones
and Mr. Tuthiii. Mrs? J'. .I. Ricks at
the piano: "The Well Beloved,"
"My Johnny Was a Shoemaker."
"The Loyal Lover.” arranged by

 

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Deans Taylor; “My Shadow." Wil-

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soloist at the Dominican Catholic
church. now soloist of the :hIIIch
of Our Lady “cm of Christa-Is.-
East Orange. Prof. N. Kai-ambe-
las. well known violinist and teach-
er in Now York city and Newark.
who studied at the Royal Conn-n11—
tory of Naplcs. Program:
solos. ".Vlaid win the Moon." Mars?»
ret ltoberg; “At Twilight." Rudoti
l’rimi; "A Spanish Romance." 1“.
Sawyer: "lIcr l-‘rI-ischutz." W'ebvr
Violin solos. "SIIhIIII llosmm-in."
Fritz Krcislcr: “Urientaie.”
bomirsky: “Mazurka."
Soprano solos. “Lizcitc at Il’cr Spins
him: Win-cl." (‘.\ \Vcanham Smith;
"’l‘hc SerI-t o' thrI Year." Mary '1‘,
Sailor: I-_\\-,. Maric." Gounod. Vio-
lin solou. " tusslan Fantasia." M.
Tobnni: "Minna." VIII-thoven; "Ger-
man Dunno." Mozart. Soprano solo.
”Orcnvi. Thou Mighty Monster."
Weber.

station “‘\\'2. Manhattan

, (“'annmakcr) .
:3“ p. III.- iirir,‘ 90m: rIII‘itIIl by Edna
Bcntricc llloom soprano: J. Thur-
ston at the piano.
4:40 p. m.——Childrcn's hour. given bx-
Rlsic Joan. wt-ll known writcr or
chilIlrI-II’II storir-s and verse. Suh-
jcct: “A Good Turn.”

II}

Static-II “WT. Fort “"0011. ch York
City

(Himml Forp<. l‘. S. A.)

. :50 p. Trix—instruction in rudin.

lr'Ictlrms on tho Ampicn.

Sc-

WyI'rA-firfis WYT_WAALL~A ,. - f
tlIc (iii-cotton of Charles Isancson

(Soc lnciosuro .\’o. 1). Among the
artists who will take part in the
program are, Adelaide Klein. con-
tralto: Gortrmic Prncht. at tho
piano: Michael Scinpiro. violinist:
Marin Sh'ar'. at thc'piano: (‘nrlowc

Elizabeth Nasser. soprano, recently,

i evoking

Soprano.

- . its loyalty draws Inspiration tram tho

G “Lin"!!! loam—Mary C. Sturgeon.

\chniawski. 3

Now Harmony in Peary.

In the sweet chorus of modern po-
,etryonemayboarnstmnnewbab
many. It is the lite at our time.
Its own music; constraining
'the poetic spirit to utter its own mes
page. The peculiar beauty of the con-
temporary poetry. with its fresh and

Daceitful Thing!

plumber.

One of the disappointment: of this
life is to receive a letter addrwed in
a charming lemmine hand and to and
am It contains a bill from the

 

{varied charm. grows from that; and
In that, too, Its vitality til-muted. In
art has the deep sanction of loyalty;

smut Slilliilili

 

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Fact Sailing Ships.

The fastest day‘s record of any un-
lng ship on (my son was made by the
Sovereign Of the Sons on a passage
from San Francisco to New York.
when it covered 43? miles in 24 hours.
The quickest passage.“ a clipper
ship morons the Atlantic was that of
the Dreadnought. from New York. to
Cspe'Clear, Ireland. in 12 days. in
1859.

This establishment is
located at 49 West Ave.

 

fatness. Phone 938.

THAT WISHES

The Byn Storage Battery 00: sells
The Wllliard Battery—but gives bat-
tery service on all makes of batteries

centrally
Customers
here find. ityery convenient to drive
in the private covered driveway for
the particular service desired—it's
the care and attention you give you:
Buttery that prolongs Its life and uso

 

 

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I " Norwaik' S BUSiest C I.

1461'

 

Full Yard Wide, Guaranteed Pas
sortment of Pattern has Just arriI er
at: 95 cents yard.

EOi'Yha

- -.-\_

SPECIAL AT

49C yd.

 

 

, 1922.

XOSTONQ STIORE

“A Quality Dress Fa brie»

French Tissues

C7105, New

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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As- 2
fly Sold '2

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We have a fine assortment of Nursary Stock incl:
CW! Truss. £130 Grape Vines. etc. ‘
Womemyafuuunootmulizersandlns.ti cdea
PLANT EARLY AND OBTAIN Bear RESblTs

SOUTH NORWALK FLORIST & QEE

Tolephona 8.0 g gem... Ma

 

Vacation days call forpshoes that “133?. ‘5:

lid" '

Of course they ’11 wear out, but thc';: 7.
it.

 

‘ QUALITY FOOTWEAR
. 122 Washington St. South

VEGETABLE AND FLOW ER SEE?

ng Plum, PM‘

ED STOR:

School Days Are Over

fit-II 3500':

We've all the necessary styles for ever}- xi -:

iVIilton Elwood

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Instr”

Them.

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main .IIIrIIIIII. PLII'OIlI’lO‘ Jimmy. at tho

piano: “Face to race with Cluck."

from (‘harlcs 'D. Isaacson's ”incc to

Face with Great Musicians." by
‘Mtss Rose Roden. ‘

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Bake Better and Use
Less Gas ‘ . ..

A liberal allowance made for
your Old stove (no matter what
make or how long you have had
it.) Come in and look over our big
line of A. B. Ranges.

 

 

 

Whonyouoofloflsuddenlyaml
whenyousieepinsdnlflm

get a Gold. The normal result
Headaches. Neuralglu and
Muscles.

—T08t00theflosdache_andWcI-k
oflthoOold. ‘

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$25.00 to $125.00

. Angevine- .
' _ Fumxture Co.

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HOSIERY

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

. "Mistress Mary."
William H. Neidlingeri ”Old King
Cole." Cecil Eorsythe: “Peanut
Picking song. .. "Lullaby. .. “Lli' Lint
Jane," negro plantation longs for
male voices: duet for tubal clari—
net (Nocturne). my: “Tia He
Bend.” ‘I

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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:m M!” ink: Mics; class: a.
. My.
fifi Button Length, White, black. po’ngee and grey $1. _59 to $2. 06
lzBamLength—Whlte greyandbrown $1.25
- 2 Clasp, Wrist: Luigi—Black, white, grey and hm

 
 
 
 

“victuhozDototicoodlolillutlI-OI'OODO‘I. 89c to $1.” ..

* 1‘1 Wifi W""0f" Womengs
some of which have originally sold as high

pair, are‘now otfered at 79c pair to ciean up

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SUMMER FOOTWEAR
WOMEN' ‘
Everything included. in our stock. from an .I

mummdressysuagnumm-

Flam: of new models, ranging from trim plain 0:;
rounder-teed perforated hrogues
GHILDSEN: Educator Du

 

-_ ' _ SOUTH NORWALK
aura Opus Saturday Eveninus

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Slit; fiose,

Quantities are not large, so come early.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

as $2.00
odd lots.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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