_ the change.
ESOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABIJSHED‘ BY
JAMS GOLDEN
in. L. & A. L. GOLDEN, Props.:
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1922.
”INIATURE‘ ALMANAC’ FOR
TOMORROW
Sun rises 42 :12, sets 7:0.1. ,
High tide 111:353.111.,l(1..11p.m
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication of
all news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and a
any local news publisher] herein.
All lights of publication or special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
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.7—
hlASONIO‘ DIRECTORY.
Butler Chapto1 No. 38. R. A. M.
meets in Masonic ,Templc, South Main
firect. the 2nd and 4111 Tuesdays of
each month at 8 o'clock. July and
.‘August cxccptcd.Al]1i R. Nieglasons
frotcrnu v i111 .
£30"!th and S. 1'. ill-172111142 ’. ll. P.
I". S. LYON, Scerctary.
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CHILDREN'S 'l‘\\'()-l-‘()(I'l‘ SHELF.
111-. .1111111 .1. 1111111 rum-.1 States
Commlslsoncr oi 1.11111:11ion. 111151111111:
med 3. “two- loot” 11-udi11g 11st ior
country scliools.“ll1:1w ’l'cut shoilut
than 111‘. Eliot's 11111111113 inc-loo
alleli‘. tin- space is 1':11 111-r 1‘1owde’1l,l11‘::
the commisisoncr1mm 101') “e
in his s11; -1:ti1111 oi books 1- 1r 1'1.
has
180
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dors has warned Germany that the=c
violations of good faith must cease.
but every such instance gives point to
C the arguments of those who claim that
l Germany is not so broken as she pre-
('0
tends. and that showing leniency
her is warming :1 viper in the bosom
of the nations.
The Russian motto seems to be:
i "The Lord helps them that help rhem-
selves." The only drawback is that
having“ failed to get the Tredit they
(\vantcd at The Hague, they (can't de-
cide 11 hot to help themselves to next.
”9......—
A little New Jersey maid ran from
13191‘ creditors because She had been
over-stocking“ her store and could not
pay her debts. It is something to
kno“ that there is still a girl who has
'stocking enough to woriv about.
l
DailyRadio Program 2
(Tune to 300 Meters)
W112; Newark (\Vestinghouse).
:00 to 7:30 p. m.——-"Uncle Wiggily's
Bedtime Stories." by Howard Garis.’
:30 p. m.——Augustus Kearney will
tell some of his stories. such as
“The Old Tramp Story,” “In the:
“I
‘3
Talc."
8:15 p. 111. - Contcrt hv the 111011011
Duo: George R. Mort-J11, saxo-
phone, and Sidnn" Koppel. piano.
“’87:, Springfield, .‘In’ss.
Saving Time).
(Daylight
:: that the undertaking strikesno awe in
Signal Box” and “The Life Slaver'sl
BERLIN, Aug. 5.-—Facing the fact
that memories of melt-38 and Roma
disasters still are freshly in mind
throughout the world, Germany‘s
builders of the new Zeppelin intended
for commercial use in the United
States are prepared to exhaust every
resource at their command in produc-
ing the “last word" in aircraft. The.
Zeppelin company stands ready to
“stake its reputation" on the project.
according to an American oflicial who
has figured prominently in the nego-
tiations for the contract recently
signed here.
mannermmrarms.
The following were issued August 1,
1:11”: List compiled at
port. sowing machine:
Richard dA. Hartman, Hartford, uni-
2 v ersal joint.
H115??? 13.810.71.11, Hartford, chuck.
' Louis: “1. Gates, New/91283211311, 101111.
ing handle. 2
Alfred C Gubert, New Hoven, elec-
tric switch.
\Viiliam R. Hartley, NBW- Haven,
knockdown metal shipping case.
Anton Mas, New Haven, belt buckle.
\‘Vflson E. Porter, New. Haven, rod
gong for striking clocks:
Henry G. Voight, New Haven, lock.
Richard L. XVileox, Vvaierbury, bi-
rurcating blanks (2)
' Ralph K. Mason, Bantam (2)‘~'safe-
:ty switch;
lock.
David R. Bowen. 1111301111., and C.
This ofl‘lcial pointed out, however:
the hearts of the constructors sin-1:22
they already have built larger ships
than that now under contract. .‘In
fact, he said, they are equipped to pro»-
duce a. Zeppelin of. 100,000 or even
130,000 cubic meters, as compared
xvith the ship of 70,000 which they
have agreed to build for America.
Yet the builders recognize the pos-
sibility of elements hitherto uncon-
trollable entering into construction of
this nature. it is said. and will on-
deavor to profit by careful study of
the fate which betell the two giant
airships produced for the United
States the past two years in England
and Italy. Particular attention will be
devoted to the question of the mani-
'1'-111 list in1iu111-s books lur 1’111
grades from 11151 to eighth.‘~ 1,1’Cgln:
hing with ‘ln11‘1:111 (‘11ill 1.111». 1m:
Deming; “21101111-1' Stunt-'5' by, Main
Lindsay, 1.11111 “Mother Gum-119,4 illub:
trait-11 by Arthur 1::11'111111111; it” goes
on tln‘oug 11 "'1‘111- Snow Baby. by
Josephine 11.1 1-:11v; Stew-1150112.
“Child Gurdt 11 of \'l‘l‘S(‘S;" “Alice 111d
W011d11‘l:1111l;' lxipl1111:':: fl'l‘ujt 1.:
Stori1.:; “11111111131111 (7111:4131, nl :clt
ltenmsfl ":11 ms Ilrinkcr; 1.11.11.
Wom1-"n 111111‘ ”111111 . ‘1‘11111-r.’
()1 11- 111s1- . 1111‘1’ l11\1- r oi books and
.1111 :1 lmuk 01' two 11111111
(2111111'11111111
‘ 11111:! not 11-: omittcd.
7:30 p. n1 ”-1 115111.111 scores. bedtime
story.
7:45 p. 111.-——“Crop and Market $111113:-
tics.” by V. 1-). Sanders. courtcsy of
the New l'Inz‘llnl linmnatc-ril.
8:00 p. .111.-1’.:1scli:1ll scores. dance sc-
lct‘tions‘.
Szln p. 111,—-2-l.itc1'nr_v evening. “l’mlcr
the Evening; Lamp." conducted by
Youih's Companion.
51:31) p. 111.-—-i‘;111(‘c selections.
8:30 p. mew-Scientific- rcvicw. conduct-
1-11 111' 311111111117 American.
$3311 p. 111.- ~!1'11:c:1- svlcrt ons.
11111311111111
WARNS 11111131
1111 thinks 1.1111111" ..
(1111111111111 ‘5' "\\'11.1l in 1111- “lilows.
Kiplinu's "Jimgzlv 1111111152" “llucklt-
l1c11v 1‘11111;" :1 good volume 01 old
jiliglisli l-:1i1‘v’l‘1.1<;"l:1111,lc "'l‘inglc-
\vou1l"l:111.~1":11'l ‘ 1111- \\on111-r Ilool‘.
fl" have \‘1-1_\ good 111111115 for on) such
list.
i
i
1
Children of (ll) public schools hI.'\ei
bet-11 11:1vi115r supplt 1111,111:11‘_v reading
for vein-:1. 'l‘l11-1‘1- is 11s11:1.llv :1 1:1i1lyI
sizable school library. {11111 them 1s.
always the 101-111 public library to 1ir:1\vl
from. .\ lw.r root start [or 11101111314;
111111 gills 1.1 1111- cniixitrv schools 111:1v 5
be (‘Ol‘l'll' -1cvl o. 111‘ :1 good ‘wgiimlng‘
oi’ biggvr r1-:11l'.11;: apportunitirs.
va————
YOI‘NG BLOOD IN CONGRESS.
It is 111'01111'11'11 that tin-r1: will 11(-
not only 111111-l1 111-w 111111111 in Congress
stilt-1‘ rim-H1111, 11111 111111‘11 young blood
2:15 well. It is :1 prospect lo be viewed
with interest 1‘:11111-1‘ 1111111 :llurin.
’1‘111-1‘1: is 111111-11 to 111- said for the
wisdom of 1111- 111111-r man in any
counsels. 11111 1111 1111- other 11111111, Con-
gressional 111‘31'1-11111‘1- is permeated
w 111 customs which could. well
be :mgc for new. It will be in-
terest: _ 111 51-11 wlullH-r the young
blood will accomplish tlivscreforms.
It is said of (1111- young Congressman
. .
who is retiring after :1 Single term
that he refuses to run 111::1111 because
he is bitterly disappointed :11 his fail»
tire to make any impression upon Con-
gressional activities. A‘ll his bravo
notions were [lotto-nod out under the
juggernaut of prom-dent. If his ideas
were sound it. is :1 pity.
The passing Congress has had many
trying problems with which to (la-.11.
, It is not surprising that thcir progress
'has given little sulisl‘nclion -cvcn to
themselvcs. If. in the new body, the
wisdom of their experience could be
retained, this, complemented by
youthful l‘c-nrlessncss in trying the
new thing where» the old is a proven
failure, the country would benefit by
k...—
FLAI’I’IIR ’l'lSACHl-RS NEEDED.
More than one type of “ilappcr' ’ ex-
ists. The one who is up- -to- date in
hair dress and costume and who also
carries an active brain within her
head is regarded as :1. 110011 rather
than 11. menace by one educator. The
.State superintendent of schools in
Colorado is quoted as saying:
“I would rather a teacher would
enter the sclioolroom with progressive
ideas and phrsent—ddy customs and
dress than one who is us wise as Soi-
Iomon, as patient ,118 .1011 1.1111 :13 strong
11.1111 persistent PS Caesar. The 1111-10-
flute teacher w. ll have :1 better 1111111-
ence upon the child mind and the
thinking public than one who is
ancient in dress. ancient in customs,
ancient in ideas."
When it means freedom. progress
22111111 constructive growth, llappfir‘fsni
is one of the fine things of 11m yr-ar.
When it means slavery to whim, mm-
tal retrogression and 11113111111111.1001-
'ishness. it is the crving problem of
the hour. Itortunatoly the 1112111221
rice 15 so fundamentally sound 111th
probably a Inujorlty of the {flippers
constantly and publicly ridiculed and
criticized are really of 1111- former
2 group, and are not unavrnimmg we
r finalesomuncss 0: 11111 null-1:1 nfln-r all.
2. , I
WWING THCE VIPER.
There are'such frequent evidences
> Germany’s duplicity in many con-
‘ :ctlona it is difficult to believe in her
briefly in any connection.
We latest discovery of treacherv is
W! the German naval authorities are
bushing a fire control and range-
1113;511:001. on the. Kiel Canal
£13111 9111011 short notice, could be
_W,.into a fort which would
mad. the cntmncc to the canal.
;M¢;.to be the most flagrant of
many violations 01 the 11:1-
SW“ made omit-r the \cr-
Pliflllfll] EAST
l.(1.\‘1111.\'. Aug. ;.—-Sir l’tldcr 11:11::-
.,':11'1l is of the opinion that \\’1-st1‘-1‘n
civilization is by no means so secure
:15 many \Vcstcrncrs believe.
“\\'c. 11:11}: :111 iticu that the
1:111:11: on 1'0r1-vcr,", 111‘- said.
111-1 1'.1r1- tlic \‘orwich Rotary club,
("111 “1‘ be quite sure of 111111?" Those
who 11:111- studied 111111 know 1111- 1-2331;
its enormous power of reproduction:
its simple habits of llfmon the land.
and its system of moralllien Which
111:1k1- every woman think it her duty
111 11:11'0 children. know that it con-
tains an enormous potential power
which must one day break out.
“\Vhothcr it can be curbed I do not
know. but I have grave doubts. 1
shall never forget my friend. 'l‘hr-odorc
Roosevelt, saying when talking of
Japan, ‘Look out for your Australia;
it will be the first place to go.’
“It once Japan secures [Tie control
of China the outlook for the VVcsiern
World will be very cloudy."
The speaker said he thought our
existing civilizations in the end proha-
111v would go the way of other civili-
zations that. had preceded it.
“\Vho would have thought :1 dozen
years ago," he asked, "that {here
would be such horrors in the world as
we have recently seen in Russia. Even
in Ireland it has been 1‘(Ic:1lc1l that
the savage is uncommonly near the
skirt of civilized man, and so always
it will be.”
“first is
11-1-1 uring
"hilt
111.111; 12 INCHES 111-1111)
M1y NORTH CAROLINA.
Ice Forms on Ponds 111‘ Sunny South
In August.
RALEIGH, N. C., August annull-
stones big enough to burst water-
well ons wide open, with :1 hail full
twelve inches deep in some places,
(‘2 used much crop damage in the
Piedmont section of North Carolina
late yesterday, according to reports
reaching here. today. The llctivicst
fall was in. Iredell county. Around
Concord, where it beat down growing
crops. :1 thin coating 01' ice was re-
ported atter daylight.
Ll. CIEC’WE‘S
CONDITION (1‘. RAY 112.
DR. W.
condition of Dr.
The ‘Willis L.
Crowe, who has been ill at St. 1:21-
phaol's hospital in New Haven for
several weeks, continues to give grave
concern to his family and many
friends. Yesterday Dr. Verdi lanccd :1
large growth in the neck and there is
some hope that this may relieve the
patient to some extent. Dr. Crowe
has remained unconscious for many
days. His vital trouble, it is reported,
is an infection 01 1110 gall bladder the
symptoms of w hich appeared after
typhoid had been running for some
time;
BOARDING HOUSE
OWNER SUICIDES.
HEBRON Aug 5—-Harr_v Herman,
3-1, who conducted a boarding house
here committed suicide Thursday,
according to the local authorities, by
hanging. Herman 11 as found hanging
from a tree in back of h'
twelve year old son Hyman.
said Herman was reported to have
quarrcled with his Wile on Thursday
morning. and to have been despondent
over money matters [or some time.
Herman leaves his 111‘
children T idow and four
lurk about three years ago.
PIONEER: NEW‘SPAEBR
IS- one».
' he required for
is home by 11111 .
\Iedical Examiner C. E. Pendleton 2
he family came from New 2.
fold strcSSes to which an airship is
subject. This problem involves multi-
tudinous technicalities :15 to design
and 1111- extreme testing of material.
In these departments. it is felt in
American circles here. the Germans
have reached an outstanding stage of
advance.
Reception of the ship having been
delegated to the naval department of
the L'niu-d Stairs. its designs will be
submitted to that division of the gov-
1‘1 hint-ht for approval. In addition. an
01111-1 r oi the department will be pres-
ent at 11 riedrichhafen as an inspector
throughout the Zoppvlin's constiuc-
lion. This duty 11:15 been assigned to
First 1.11-11lr-n11nt Garland Fulton. L'. Q
N., who is here in connection with the
613111.1111. l-‘irst l-iuut1-1'ai1tl’.. G. Pen-
noyvr. L'. S. N.. also 11:13.111-1-11 in liter-
lin during the negotiations. both of
tin-so ollicers having been on duty in
connection with the R—3S.
It is (-3.1111111th that 15 months will
construction of the
ship. No specific. time of dolivervhus
1.1111 fixed. this lit-1‘11; 111-111'111113111 upon
:1 number of contingvncics. ~110t the
least 01' which are the weather condi-
tions. The l1-ppelln pxolmbli will be
compl1 11-11 by next fall,m:1klng' it ilk.-
I_\‘ that 1i1l1\1r\ “ill folio“ durin" 1111
11115111115; summerL11)u;h111'st .\. J..
has been selected as the place 01‘_
delivery. '
The contract provides that the ship
will fly to the. I’nited States entirely
under Ger-1111111 rt-s'sonsibillty and
manned by a German crew. It has
not yet been decided. at this early
stage of the project, Whether any
Ann-ricnn personnel will accouipauv
1111- "rcrmzins on their lrans-Ailumic
fligfifl- 1 "'- .w ‘w."-«B'5v‘1
The new Zeppelin will require :1
crew of about the same number 115
that which manned the 11-38. In this
connection it is pointed out here 1112::
a. large part of the United States nnvnl
department's nil‘ personnel was lost in
the accident to the R 38 while 1111'
Roma disaster proved 1.. similar less
to the army‘s air forces Thus Ameri-
can manning of the new ship will en-
tail training of an almost entirely new
crew.
No provision has been made in the
contract for the United Statcs to
share in the monetary lass. should an
.Schnuck, New Haven, machine for
mixingor masticating rubber and like
materials;
George B. Bush. Bristol. polisher. ‘
Frederick Ray, Greenwich. packing
ring.
Jclm Rudy, New Britain, pipe
wrench.
William A. Somers, Mt. Carmel,
handle lock for automobiles.
Alexander H. Trumbull, Stratford,
knife blade switch.
- Designs.
V‘Villiam H. Francis, Southington,
ice cream. pop corn, candy or cake.
Harry W. Kelsey and W. H. Baer,
Middleton-‘11, box cover.
Middletown. carton.
Trade Marks.
Harvey Hubbcll, Bridgeport.
trio plugs, caps and receptacles.
Connecticut Telephone and Electric
Company, Inc., Merlden, electrical ap-
parutus
elec-
MOSQUITO PEST VERY BAD.
NFAV HAVEN Aug. 5—The pres-
ent. mosquito pest, was pronounced the
WOI'St on record in C0nnecticu1 by Dr
E. H. Jenkins. director 01 the State
Experimental Station, Friday. The
conditions are due. the director stat-
ed, to a. combination of protracmd
rains for the past two months and the
vast undrained mos'quito areas in the
state.
WHY MUNSEY FIGHTS TARIFF.
“'ASHINGTON, Aug. 5.~—Frank A.
Munsey, owner and publisher of the
New York Herald was charged
in the Senate by Senator Gooding, of
Idaho, chairman of the Republican
Agricultural-Tariff bloc, with fighting
the administration tariff bill in the
interest of his investments in Europe.
The' Art of Lighting.
At a meeting of 1111 fillflllli‘t‘l‘illg so-
cloty one expert 1'\}111'~~1‘1i the opinion
that the 11111: 111111111111: engineer can tron it
a cathedral \cry111111:h :13 a painter
docs. 11y c111pluwizlng1hc lights 111111
shadows. He has confidence in the
results 111 he 011111111911 by'a 50111111111 ot
the [)ruhli‘ln 11! 11111111111113 point. He (leh
ecrlbed :1 concert hall coiling, 1'25 feet
square, 111111-11 has been illuminated
with 11 great variety of electric lights,
modified by screens, so as to produce
the effect of a vast, glowing, but hur-
monlously colored, oriental rug. He
believes 111111 in time there will be used
twisted 1111111110113 tubes. and that means
will be found better to make the at-
mosphere or a large room glow with-
ont the slightest visible menus 01 ll-
luminatlon.
A SEASON OF
TORTURE FOR SOWIE
accident occur to the ship before de-
livery. Since the Zeppelin takes the
place of costs due the United States
in consequence of aerial losses in the
war. it is noted. the fixed amount re-
mains due until such time as the ship
is actually turned over to the Ameri-
can government.
1
Thus “Making Good."
The successful 1111 is the one who
makes better wh. the ordinary per-
5011 considers good enough.
Hay {1-1-01- carries untold misery to-
thousands. Foley's, Honey and Tar
soothes lhat raw, rasping‘ ‘ feeling in
the throat, relieves hoarseness and
wheezing, makes breathing easier,
permits wireshing slumber. Mrs. 0.
81111112731} Clinton avenue, Plainfield,
N. J.. savs: “Foley's Honey and Tar is
a. medicine that bears recommending.
I keep it in the house constantly."
Curtains no opiates. 12111115111111.311-
tutes. Stillson, Powell Corporation.—
Adv‘ .
2'4
‘l.'.’.’
.. -
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Ill]
' llll'l
10"-
g mty. It is said further th..t
fife being made to secure
ments for in (110-153 or the
11ch of. th‘c’j aficdmassa-
MAN
\VALLA WALLA, Wash» Aus‘: 5.--
‘E. D. lam, pioneer newspapemnn
of the north‘mt, Where my.
He founded no 1111111111. 13m
Juneau, Anus...
0. 3191201111615
.WHY tear up
the house
and. re-decorate
walls every year?“
Why not finish
yourwall this time
with this beauti—:
ful toned flat wall
paint—then inex-
pensive soap and
water will. make
~wallslike new‘mmthefimsh to absorhdirtand
grime. Showsmo laps or bruSh marks: mm
port W “panorama; durabloflat wall paint.
offices - of '
\Voc‘ster & Davis, patent lam ers, ;
.Bridg’eport: ' ‘ -
Charles 11!.Abercrombie, Bridge-
switch casing and cover '
Harry W.-Kelsey and W. H. Baer. .
I.
of Accuracy”
MRS. HATFIELD
homecomwimem‘!
11111131111115. 111.11.... =
Vegetable Compound
Sabina, Ohio. —
ham 8 Vegetable
"I took Lydia E. Pink-
Compound _for weak: 1
and irre ari- '
ty. I was we and
0113 and could
. hardly stand on my
1feet long enou h to
. f1” 1 a meal. was
,_... : way for-about a
d’l'ear and had tried
“mover-a] medicines
and had a physician,
but to no avail. l
sister was takin
our medicine
induced me to
tryit. InowfeeLfineandcau don":
housework without any trouble at
You can use-this letter for the sake of
others if ycm wish:”—Mrs. WELDON G.
HATFIELD, R. R 3, Sabina. Ohio.
Housewives make a great mistakein
allowing themselves to becomeso weak
and nervous that it is well-nigh impos-
sible for them to attendto their neces.
nary household duties.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vé tableCom-
pound should be taken w 11 you first
notice such 5 toms ‘as nervousness. r
backache, weakness and irregularity. It:
will help you and prevent more serious
trouble. Give it a fair trial. It surely
helped Mrs. Hatfield, jnstasithas many,
many other women.
QHIGHESTER S PlLLS
Edi-lg!” All
3
3%.; . Mrs
mmumamu
\t' ‘ $01.0 BYDRUGfilSTSEVERlWIERE
. “*Sticks,
ih3i £11m; 51.
1 It ‘, 1'1; ‘ .
Shavmg - Soaps
Cakes,‘_'0reiams, Pastas, ._
, or Ewan-r.
Every form in every popular brand. 7
1Tlie1kind you have-always used’or- '
the» kind you might like to try.
You’ll find them all here.
H. A. AD
Prescription Pharmacist.
8 No. Main .Stf So. Nor-walk, Ct.
.11. 1’1
P Romano :7.
Live. Poultry Mket
‘7 911cm soc-a
‘EPoulti-y killed and dressed while
:1
“A person can’t go wrong with the McCall Pattern.
punched full of confusing holes.
every step it tells you exactly w
.o Vafipfipp,"
—2—b31 making: my own things with the new printed pattern.
“f“ could never afi'ord the time
perforated pattern~am I used
expensive material.
It’s
to puzzle over the perplexing
to make mistakes and miscui
It’s printed in plain English.
hat to do next. And the ‘Mar:
makes things come right.
‘1 have many mole dresses for less money same I discovered
The New McCall Pattern—“It’s Printed”
Discover its‘advanlzages for yourself in our McCall Pattern Department.
é
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ill
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economy, on seasonable articles,
thrift. "
Do not delay as some lots are small. Game and see
what a little money will buy.
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