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E SOUTI'I NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL

ESTABLISHED BY,
JAMES GOLDEN

I. 1.. 11.11. L. GOLDEN, Props.
sA'runnAY, JULY 1, 1922.‘

”MATURE ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW
High tide 4:37 :1 in. :20

Sun rises 4:24. sets 7

,51011'
. '30.

The Associated Press is exclusively
“titled t0 the use for publication of
.11 news disnaehtes credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also

local news published herein.
All rights or publication or special
Welles herein are also reserved.

BIASONXC DIRECTORY

cutler Chapter No. 38. R. A, M..
meets in Masonic Temple. South Main
‘rect. the 2nd and 4111 Tues-lays 0t
uch month at 8 o'clock July and
August excepted All It. A. Masons
oordinllv 11nd frutexnally Invited.

S. l‘. Decker. H. P.

F. S. LYON. Secretary.

 

DEMOCRATIC CORPORATIONS.

Announcement of the ownership of
ithe American Telephone, and 'l‘ele-
:mph company shows :1 remarkable
éelmmge in the character or American

1

(corporations. This “trust." now has
;more than 200.000 stockholders or
owners. and the average number of

'.‘\. ’I‘hcl'e
much as

‘ shares held by them is only
is no individual owning as
l V; per cent .ol' the stock.

The same. situation exists. though
not. ill quite so marked :1 degree. In tl'p

' case 01‘ the Pennsylvania Railroad. the

l'nited States Steel (“orporution al'd

many other great business combines.

-,In fuel. it is now the rule rather than

:Ihc exception. that :1 corporation is
01111911 mainly in small blocks of stock
Iheld by people of moderate means.

Thus the “trusts" take on :1 lew

'aspeet. lip: business" is being dem-

ocratized. along with everything else.

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’great evt1nt for the more fair :11‘12
)denlotr'nth lulsinesg methods that
thuu- (oml' into vogue ill recent years
gand tor the greater popular feeling.r of
. friendliness towfird corporations. Such
711i h handttl practices as are, still
{find here 11nd there are dur- mainly
fl; 0 1111 excess of zeal on the part of of-

‘ flciais trained in the old school l'atln 1‘
{than to owners of a controlling inter-

Q est.

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“in man will triumph after all.
low -————— ,. O—-—~—--————«-
A 111 511.155 CITY.
E1 .\ l1-11::111- 111 business men in New

labs York is trying to persuade the city to
. Eon: adopt :1 \'.:cuuln—clenning system for
.Vhll thc streets. to glt 1111 of the dust.

.1 ‘ "The 111th 01‘ the streets kills more

M1 Alllerleans L'\'1'I‘_\' year than the cont-
‘flen billed (lt‘olts of tin police and firemen
l H cmfllL-‘iayl'. in it in years, " says a promi-
73"“! unit plush-“.111.

Ind. 7'7‘l)usl is [111' greatest carrier of dis—7
case. with which we have to contend."

.11.}. says the health commissioner. "Filth

We has killed more human beings than
M all accidents and war combined."
pt In the i'Orfll of moist dirt. the filth
O11 R is bad enough. In the form of dust.
' which it always assumes in dry weath-
or. it. is worse. It is breathed by hu-
ntion man beings. with all its 1, 000 000 to
her 015.000.0110 bacteria per gram. spread-
the F his disease everywhere. It penetrates
'11] I: eVen closed windows. doing illculculu-
lease: ble damage to goods and multiplying
laundry bills.

Roy The efficacy of the vacuum-cleaner
Iran! has been proved for household use. It
.i, 1110;“ can be applied as effectively to the
"IUD! ‘ltrects. there can 110 no question of the
' -tit. ill any community.

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BETTE“. "138151-758 IF—
keen business observer remarks
lat business is improving right along
and that there will be much more im-
' provement six months from now. pro-
.Vlded:

First. that business and financial
leaders refrain from “marking up
prices" one cent more‘than is abso-

 
 
 
 
 
 

lutely necessary;
”'9“; Second. that they do not “court
Hid trounle" by forcing wages down to in-‘

tolcrnhiy low levels.

 
 
 
 
 

Wholesome as the business trend is.
it cannot stand another dose of infla-
11011 for some time to come. A: for
wages. while ‘72 slight addiitonql
reductions may justifiable. on the
whole they sec: to have been denat—
ed about as 1111 .1 as the present cost
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The woman who had been teaching
girls in a detention home was discour-
aged. There was no dirt nor disease.
There was cheerful cleanliness of
Innis. bodies and clothing. There was
'cnough plain food. llut the detention
home. established in such high hopes.
had become a forgotten corner of cit)‘
'nctivities. The law said no girl could
(stay more than 10 days \l:1n1 111 re
1112111 for months one for four )0 1r=
'It was usually :1 matter of the luW' S
delay.

In the case of the child held
long. there was no other place.
had arrived from :1 hospital where lzer
mother died suddenly. N0 relutiyes
could be found. In the homewround:
ed so girls would not have to go to
jail—-the gfirl learned vice. “’ith this
corruption. the humane sou-11;: could
not. find 11 home willing to board her.
Too young: for :1 "reformatory." too
corrupt for private home or orphan-
age. she stayed.

A theory of protecting girls from
prying eyes which might give a girl :1'
bad name from being there kept them
indoors. This did not harm girls kept
but a few days. For those there
months or years. it meant imprison-
ment with no outdoor air.

Asked for a solution. the teacher
said she‘saw none—at least not im-
lnediutely. Taxpayers were unwilling;
to supply what these wards of the:
city needed. The. Jest
could do nothing without funds. There
are few women of the right type for
this work. or anyhow. the right type
seldom gets found.

tut. it might help in all such mat-
ters if only everybody would do his
full duty, if the court moved :1 little.
faster. if the county bought shoes .21'
little sooner. if the Board of Education 1
would not forget to send needed mil—i

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terinls. Everybody slacks a little.
[5‘ ordinary folks would just poke up
their public servants!

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peril-nee. there's certainly no need of?
.

:1 111111 summer. Just let :1 Cabinet]

member ramble around the country?

every little while sayinl: “hut he
thinks about things. uni Congress!
111111 the pr1 ss will do the lest.

In \itW of all the opposition to

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supervisors ;.

SCHOOL DAYS

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most enlightened
called eyerylvody heyond their three-i.
mile
seem to h:1\'e
way of thinking yet.
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self
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prising
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beyond tltut

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limit :1

Florence TC. Allen. first
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is seldom at fault. .\lisc:trri;1m 7
are usually the result 01' the;
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111 reuniting (fforts 01 the Government
111partmcnls and establishments un-
.111 the 111m 11 aucrshlp of the Presi-
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:llm utmost limits COXISlSltnt with
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is to the

1:1 11 ficit greater than already
111.- ~11-d as In contended

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kee p its finances clean and 11:11:1an its
11111151?! for 1'123 as in the three pre-
lyiolls y1.1rs. 11.11! the only way to (IC-
complish this is to reduce cxlvcllditules

prospects that confronted us at the}

coming year the I nier,
1‘7 .-1. 1: 1r\ pointed to the possibility of'
(st1-'
appropriu- 7
liens for ne\t year have not yet 1101 115 ,

the Gulernmrnt owes it‘
1'0 itslll and the lest. 0fth1= world to‘

(1‘1 llLs‘ON—I‘AYIA in ES GAGEMENT

NEW YORK. June tux—The en-
gagement of Miss Marion Taylor.
daughter of Moses Taylor. the capital-
ist. to longhorne Gibson. captain of
this year‘s Yule 'varsity crew. was an-
nounced today. He is .1 son of
Charies Dunn Gibson. the artist. and a.
nephew of Lady Astor.

BREAD 1111111111113

Every business day sweet rolls are
ready hrre :11 T :1. m. and other rolls
of all kinds are ready at. 3 p. :11. Wheat
bread (in two 5129 loaves). graham.

 

It is a wise and timely warning“

 

Mnrcm'i. or Edison or Steinmetz (‘1111’11

accomplish a simple 11131.1 thing: 11kt
that. using the Aurora linr: :1lls'. 1111'»:
hep-z, for power. i
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Daily Radio Program

(Tune to 360 Meters)
f _ 1
“VII.

1 :1 ’i ll.
Stories."

Newark (\\'e.~th1ghuuse).
ln.»——”l'11('ll- \\'11:gily lledtime
by Howard 11. thilrz, :111-1
lhor o! the "l‘nclc. \\’11:gil_\" s'mpst
printed in lnully newspapers .1111]
(renuently appearing on KI‘KA'S
:11111 \\'JZ's program.

12311 p. 1n.—~'l':1lk by Ed. Axerd of the
National Col‘t‘co. 1111:1511 1's Associu- '
11011.

7:45: p. m.-—”l":1shion Talks" by an,

editor of Harper's 11:12am:
8:00 p. m.—-(.'oncert by Crystal \\':1t-'
01's. mezzo soprano. '
9:15 p. m.~l!:1nce music by the Regal
~Dance orchestra of l‘assoic. Frank
Domino. manager.

WW2. Manhattan (Wanamaker).

3:40 p. m.—~Thc Philadelphia Sym-
phony orchestrn. Leonard Stokow-
ski. conductor. as recorded on the
Victrolu.

4:40 p m~7—7.\mcric:1n music as rec:
ordcd tor the Ampic707 7

11:.10 p. 111. -—Joint song recital
Ethel Spnulding. contralto;
It. Stewart concert 1111 lyric tenor;
Augusta Hartley. accompanist. Con-
traito arm by Miss Spaulding. “Vam-
pa." from “11 Trovatore." Verdi.
Tenor solos by Mr. Stewart-—(a)
Values." Vanderpool: (b) "Love
Sends a Little Gift of Roses." Open-
shaw. Contralto solos by “is
Spaulding—(a) “\linor and \Iajor."
Spross; (11) “Memory Divine. "i
Fish. Tenor aria by Mr. SWa‘rt—
“La Reve." from"'.\lalon.” Massen~
et. Contrsuto solos by Miss Spauld-
lug—(:1) “Jasmine Door." Scott; (b)
"I Pass by Your Window.” Brahe.
Tenor solos by Mr. Stewart-—(a.)
“Rose of My Heart" Lohr: (b)
"There Is No Death " 0' Hara. Duet
by Miss Spaulding and Mr. Stewart
——“Home to Our Mountains.” from
“It 'l‘rovatore.” Verdi.

by
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“'VP, Fort Wood, New York City.
Signal (bus. I. S. A.

8:50 p. m.—Instructlon in radio. An—
swering letters and questions sub-
mitted by the radio audience.

,9:00 p in. ——Ada Ammerman. monolo-

gist and impersonator. will render a

 

 

 

assistance of Enfil Closs.
Swim bell ringer. and Antoinette
Kirch. dramatic soprano. who has
been a well known soloist of. the De
Barunzy Opera company. Min Am-
mennan. who is directing the pro-
gram.‘is a reader and teacher of
dramatic art and a great favorite an
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'p'lishment."
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at. of male! :1 sutti ‘1 In 1:.-
Senator Porter 'J. 51ch her, lrleclared that with 11119 zip ch of 1119 various .3961! 7 a: 11:51
epubllcnn of North nM 1,..1'1 end of l cress'establishment. oston 77Bl0wn Breedi

whose defer:t 'r' 7;-..1. mnu‘tion ‘
is a bi; .va to the Republican
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\VASHINGTUN. June Rik—The Goy-
ernlnent lullanced its budget for the
fiscal year ending today. To achieve
11:1!uncing the 151111111111
1311:11‘1'ial operations for the year was
(lt‘SPl‘lin'll l-y l'nd1'r Secretury or" the
’l‘rc-nsury Guilhert as “no mran accom-
Imt for the tiscal yeur
opening tomorrow. he declared
Pl'ospvl‘ts are "not cowl" with :1
1.1111211 deficit estimated high
$.i\‘371111fl.(11111_

:‘11.11 'i‘l'v asuly reports {or 111; clos-
ing 11‘ the fiscal year will not 11:11'11-
111110 mr :1 day or t\\o but Mr Guil-
ht rt. who has charge of the (‘mwrr-
ment finances. declared that expendi-
tures for the year would he less than
smgommymmm Ot‘ SSOOJMHLUHO less
than was estimated as necess'try hy
the spending departments at the out—
set of the year. :.nd that there would
be a. small surplus of receipts.

“That this has been accomplished."

ElflliAlllESlliNS Al .
MflRlilSllN’S PLEASE

No matter what the occasion where
flowers are needed in design form the
Morrison Greenhouses. (Joseph F.
Meckel, Prop 1, are in a. position to
furnish very artistic elfects. The
quality of the stock used is always of
the best. Plan for a better display
of perennials next seaso'n and plant
now. Full line of choice perennial
stock now 011 band (they are in pots).
An auto delivery feature here is a
thing that is very satisractory in every
way. Morrison Greenhouses. 58 Van
Zandt St. Phone 1409.—-Adv.

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very interesting program with thelTh'Igle y 89 But ry CO.

famous I

Williard Battery—but gives bat-
tery service on all makes of batteries.
This establishment is centrally
located at. 49 West Ave. Customers
here find it very convenient to drive
in the private covered driveway for;é

it: m
mgd’mznogg?‘ give your
manual]! ' 9m“

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over $3.60
August 31.

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Cherry Trees. Also Grape Vines,
We also carry a full line
PLANT EARLY

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to such rm evtent as may he necessary ‘
.to wipe out the indicated deficit. "

Discussion of the handling 01‘ the

7’“ ‘ 'ear ,
debt Of the I'll Q‘Yz‘ll‘

:1 total
since its 11 .

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Sentinel Want Ads Bring Results.

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122 Washington St.

1\ hole

‘sizesl are made every day
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RALST ON OXFORDS

Fur men—all :1gc<-—:1re distinctively——
'1'1'11'11 KIND OF .1 $11013"

1 lll’llt‘l‘ let us 1:111 your attention to the comfort, style and

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is charactclistic of these tumours halst

 

Milton Elwood

QUALITY FOOTWEAR
South N orwalk

 

on Friday and Siltur i
‘91 k. Pastry of all kinds
us tasting cookies are made
The Sanitary Bakery 35
Sandner,

 

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VEGETABLE

We have a. fine assortment of Nursery Stock including Plum, Peach and

AND FLOWER SEEDS

etc.
of Fertilizers and Insecticides.
AND OBTAIN BEST RESULTS

SOUTH N ORVV ALK FLORIST & SEED STORE

Tolephm 9“

Head of
the Season

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7-7-71 loath 7M7aln7 831590.

Now a: the

Guarantee m

9 No. Main St, Opp. Jacoby’s.

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A SAFE PLACE TO BORROW MONEY.
' . WE LEND MONEY to honest people having steady jobs, or incomes,

on HOME FUBN'ITUBE, PIANOS, ETC“ WITHOUT REMOVAL.
.f Also lend on NOTE signed by responsible persons,
N0 PAWNS.

.4 owners.

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LOANS UPTOW.

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and to property

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Repayable in 8 to 15 monthly instalments, or as desired. LAWFUL

7E INTEREST CHARGED upon unpaid balances, FOR THE EXACT '1,
. TIME YOU KEEP THE MONEY. Nothing deducted in advance; 1:
1 NO CHARGE unless we make the loan; ' '
everything strictly confidential.
’ . and courteous, everythi
.3 FULL WRITI‘EN PLAN given you. Put
Establish a connection with this SMALL
‘ . over and over to be profitable to you.

man
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY

434 Main Street
SOUTH NORWALK' AG-Em-INQIWALK MERCHANTS A880.
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consultation and advice
SERVICE is considerate,
ng being fully explained without. hurrying. and
your obligations in one place.
LOAN BANK that will move—

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SATURDAY. JULY 1,1922.

The dependable New Pet-
fcmon' Oil Cook Stove needs

timefilyourwaea-deu.
: Hathehuousl’mflbeaim-
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like —-nooootocodor—hm
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articles of reliable quality:

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Kayser " '

HOSiery.

styles.

 

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\th‘ai Henna, and rye (in two; '
Glutem I .
every day
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Bathing CAPS,

All the fashionable shades and various grades

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Numerous styles of fine cotton \Vaists from $1.98 up.
Unto-the minute styles in charming Neckwear.
Newest models in silk and cotton Underwear.

Silk Gloves, wrist length,

Corsets and sport girdles for flappers and matrons.
Bathing combinations regular and extra 5171's..
"Kerchiefs. Shoes and Water-Wings.

 

SUGGESTIONS FOR THE HOLIDAY AND
DAYS WHICH FOLLOW

Many thoughtful women will select their 11. liday and va-
cation needs at this store. from the following list. of seastmahlfi

7912., elbow lengths-
$1.56.
in Silk

Worsted Mohair and Silk Sweaters. slip~over and Tuxedo

 

 

 

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FURMTUR'E co.
127- 129‘ WASHINGTON 33'.

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We have just been appointed distributors for the famous
”NEW7 STROMBERG OARBURETORS. Ask us about the new

special Stromberg for FORDS.

 

REDDY & AYRES

60 Van Zandt Street

EAST NORWALK

 

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