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Some of this the citizen who de—
4 ' ”SONIC DIRECTORY.
r.
”flu/ally and fraternally invited.
B. P. DECKER, H. P.
F. S. LYON, Secretary.
Dl BIOCS LIFE PIG! RES.
There 1111.: been some unparranted
“juicing over the census report shou-
h" that the “export-11111011 of life“ in
ms country increased three years in
"She decade from 1911‘! to 1920.11 is
a. “in to be thauk’ul (or. but as the
M York Vb orld points 01.11.1319 gain
hawtexactly “hut mam people think
it is.
It does not mum fiat the axerage
grown up is golu1; to 1119 three \ears
longer than he would if the 1910
stanfiard prrmilul. lt mere!) means
that the .111 ruge child born in 1926
0: Since is likely to lixe three years
huge-r. The lmproument be it.
119194.11; duo almost rntirel} to the de-
may. of child monulltv. There: re
fewer deaths in infancy. childhood
and early youth. and that raises the
average.
The baby has a for better chance.
but the adult may even lqu a poorer
cbanm». Physicians in rccvnt ytrars
have soundwl warning nflcr warning
about "the lllf‘rl'flqllsg pé-rils of middle
‘g‘: The dm-lors r-m‘i do :1 great deal
more for llw habit-5. who am rather-
n’amallllv and 8118-86111“an to lmprovul
hygivnr and mmdlcnl lrnulmvnt. They
cannot do 80 mncn for mm: and wom-
‘en in lin‘lx‘ l'oz'fit-s who have workud
at too hilrl] :1 3.2114) and paid 100 ”Hi?
”(cation to Their {*IlllliL', and drinking.
and «ll-vping :mil I‘l'Cri’uflOYl.
“'51“: grin-11141115 subml! lo 1hr lwn-
eflcvnt dictulm'khip of 111013er INVOICE?”
knowledgl- :18 tlw luilllws do, '.}l"l‘l:" will
be an oxt> aim: of lira, Val-5" much
5 more not P. in whirh nrzuly every-
%5 V Body mm partlciputm
“WM"...M..-
} A READING NAVY.
Stunsllmm invmwl librarians in:
form UH? publlr- that the average CH)’
dwellnr in UN: l'rsitfil States patronizes
the public )lhr'url' to the extent of four
books :1 12mm 'l‘hv- average sailor in
the l'nita-«l Shim Navy. wlth the com-
1111111111le tww Flllplfi library at hand.
reads :1 book and :1 half a month, or
18 hooks: :1 :‘mnr.
The Navy libraries have developed
from 1le war work of the. Ame‘fimn
Library Assnr-lmion. BMore the war
battle‘zsllip libraries am not amount to
much. Tin-n» wr-rr- few books and
those wore grvzisy and ancient
and not well selected. To-
day the ship's library ls not
only well stock-Ni. but "dead" books—-
the ones the sailors just don't read-—
are we’edwl out pt-rlovlioally and a
fresh supply is, put In their place.
A battlvship is allowed 1.100 volfi
um”; a cruiser of the second class
Villas 725, smallnr ships have 575. dos-
12:0th have 150 and other unclassi—
fied vesscls have numbers varying ac—
cording to 1111'.- numbcr of men on_
board ship.
11 in interesting to learn that went.
m stories form the most popular
“group In the fiction class. and that
books of etiquette are in great de-
mand among the non-fiction volumes.
The slogan, "Join the Navy and see
the world.” might have a. companion
cry, "Join the Navy 8113 be a well-
" mad man."
._._._._‘_.__..._._.___.._..
AX ’ 1.1111111211111111”; only.
A girl in a. Callrornia park fell over
1:111: and was killed be cause her hand
piped. from that 01' her father,
fled to 91118 1181' It may be that
mulmple little bit of knowledge.
“Etch everybody ought to possess but
qw'people do, would lime saved that
'8 life. It is “91111 repeating, es-
Whlly at this time of 3881'. when
{door academy am so common.
There is 3.11 “unbreakable grip.”
1511 two people clasp hands in the
'lrfary wag. with fingers clutching
as part. That is- likely to happen
the hands ”In wet or cold or if one
1: tries to lilt the full weight of
, that. But let each close his fing-
End thumb around the. *other’s
"i is the old Roman form_ of
law-and the. two hands will
:tlghtly and surely as any sail-
not.
a: all to remember this and to
10‘ the children. It mav serve
if time to save a. drowning per-
eep someone from a fatal fall
in making a rescue from”; a.
~ JUST JAZZ.
freshlir returned from a. va-
thb woods. where he had
' 1131c but that of nature,
his musical taste may thus
chance to return to nor-
;ugrattcntlon attracted by a
mnnmted with a. club he
. at first knit-consciously
ly, but gradually the
cm: In! and irritate
, '88 his memes more and.
«it! blame and dissonance.
rhythm; and Mutant
Mme intolerable.
2111.11 15 the matter will?
8, exclaimed. He had
'11 it a pretty good“
”Butler Chapter NO. 33.11. 11.11..
W in 918110th Temple, South Main
wk month at 8 oclock. July and
”gust excepted. All R. 11. Mason:
met, the 2nd and 4111 Tucson}: or
J
ex- _
#111, the fingers may slip and the ,
mands complete pat ment of the Al-
lied indebtedness to the United States
has forgotten or 1181 er knew.
The whole matter cannot be milled
without a gooddeal 01' sober thought,
plus' a spirit or compromise and awil-
lingness to see facts as ghey exist
rather than as local patriots would
like to imagine they are.
Loading financiers of Great Britain
8 a: work on a. plan for liquidating
the British debt to the United States.
Just what arrangements will finally
he made is yet. undecided. but it is ap-
parent that no further efforts will be
made, secure a compromise of the
ohlig'a, on. Great Britain realizes that
her worldprestige will be tremendous-
lly enhanced if she pays the Unite/d:
States in full without any bickering
whatever. ‘
The latest dispatch from Geneva. re-
garding the Duet-McCormick romance
says that the relationship between
"Max and Mathilde is “only an under-
standing." “roll, that is something.
Most engaged couples have 8 111181111.
den-landing.
____2__._.____.._.
“Get the moneyed interests of W'all
Street." says Henry Ford. "and you
will succeed in bringing industrial
peace." How do you get them,.Hen-
ry? Thc- same way that you giat the
poldiéra out of the trenches by Christ-
mas?
___________4.~;_____————
Times have changed since “The Old
Oakell Bucket" was written. The only
loved spots today’s infancy knows are
lives and tens.
m9...—
"Crodlt." says 0m; writer, "is not 111'-
.ways a. good thing." No, but it's just
one of those chances the fellow that
hasn't got it would be willing: to take.
Now they say {hm-9's a dry move-
ment in Bulgaria. Cows going dry?
Dm'ly Radio Prograifi
(mum Mateo)
~f
Statiou “32, Newark. A
(“’estmghousc). ,
5:30 p. Inn—"fievicW' of Iron and Steel
Industries and Their Rolatlon to
‘General llusinesn Conditions," by
"Iron Age.”
7:00 to 7:30 p. m.-——A rlde in an air-
plane with Mme. Mode Matttleld.
who will render children's stories
and songs. composed by “'ashing~
ton Loomls. Weutcr Kramer. Liza
Lehmann. Herman Aver} \Vade,
Ethel Bert Noun. Mona. Zucca,
Laura S. Collin: and Edward Johns’.
9: 00 p. m.-—~Stadlum concert by New
York Philharmonic Orchestra, un-
der direction at “11le \an Hoog-
straten.
9:15 p m.-—Charlen H. Mills. “A
Now-l Sketch With a Harmonica,"
courtesy Lo; Scouts of America.
9: 30 p m.-~'l‘he bugler of the Colum-
bia will gin? a talk on “Bugle Calls
on 21 Tranaatlantlc Liner". Cour-
tesy Cunard steamship‘llnes.
10: 45 p. m.—-—- "Under the Evening
Lamp" (copyrighted by the Youth’s
Companion).
Station RDKA Pittsburgh.
(Westinghouse).
6: 00 p. m.——Weekly summary of the
Iron Age." Careful crossing cam-
paign address by F. H. Babcock.
Supervisor of Saletv, P. & L E. R.
11., Pittsburgh. Trl—weekly letter
from "Farm and Home." From
Pittsburgh Post Studio.
7: 00 p. m~0rgan recital by Charms
Teal-son.
s: 00 p. M—S. Feidler, violin: ’Mm
Jane T. Jones. soprano; 1113.13010—
thy Nesbitt, contralto: David W'll-
Hams. tenor; Cecil Barrett, baritone,
and Mabel A. Jones, accompanist.
. -
Station WGY, Schenectady, N. Y.
(General Electric Company).
6:00 p. m.——~Prod_uce and stock quo-
2 tations and reports. baseball results,
news bulletins, results of races.
Station WVP,’ Fort “’ood, 311'. C.
(Signal Cams U. S A”)
8: 50 p. m.—4!nstruction in Radio. Am-
pico numbers.
9: 00 p m.-—-“Flfth Avenues of Amer-
ica " bv J. E. Perfiiv ker, former-
ly Chief Economist of the I nitcd
States Bureau of Public Roads.
MURDER ON BROADWAY BRINGS
EARLY CLOSING OF CABARETS.
NEW YORK, Aug 16 .—Good bye to
all night dancing on the “Great White
W3. 81'.” Scores of policemen from the
tenderloin amnion swooped down on
all cabarets on upper Broadway, in the
heart of the theatrical district, early
dancing.
Police Captain Michael
said that, in the future,
rigidly enforce the one 1
which forbids cabaret Dc oak law
R. Kelly
he would
Suddenly it. dawned on the We:
Ami he thanked God 111111. the birds
the
woods hadn't "known anything about
One editor pointing to the fact that
the United States alreadx holds the
lhulk of the worlds sold suppl). states
lost ev’erv dollar
ll. had lent to the Allied nations dur-
ing the war, it would not have to ,de-
Clare a moratorium and there would
be no financml panic. f011 the other
hand, so long as Europe cannot do
cannot esoape the‘pinch of Europe's "
financial digress. Europe broke or
today and stopped performances and .2
Performances. ‘
W18 pmflelipgtheae
£1:erng
Itménestablmheahctthat
mtg.
Who: will be the mp8. neeeaEry ,
‘ with ma touring? The answer is the. this; erolfifiOE Will take place by
331188.811. 18118888 ”Whammy.
1:118:18 aerial touring on 11
which led :to the rapid gnowflz a:
3111911191819 industry and the Want 811181181118 8899f the 111
mamefimnamhnsbem
buyout! the experimental stage, its commercial development is can-18d 9111
mm wefldgfipgdlms, neiflxiswfll applvaswellto mesh-plane
u it has to the autouiobile, radiophone, phonograph, etc.
In the case of the airplane, however, we 118172 a samba: distorbd lheen working has a. staircase of £13
mpecfire of its gmwih, 611818 the tremendous 11213812113 gimp 118 El; ’
melopmeixt during m8 World; wax. What we 81; mama} to hfiem
of is that the war plane was more or l§s of a specialized (11198193111938,
which notthe slightest ottentirln was paid to communal 0t civic 2991111118
“‘8 are only not Wm appreciate that .319 enormous growth
’mviation during the war reprmnted what might be termeé a fake
Ward the era of sci-1'81 transportation, and that 111 many mslaneas
fivillbenecessarytoretrace ourstepe8nd find the correctpath.
with retaining walls. In the cente
steps of beautifully cut stone.
1
re thousands of them 1111
' mounlaina. Them are
11mm more or 1888 uniform size.
small paths béing vE—single- 11119. 01:
stones while the , most impor
edged vn'th upright stones.
house there can still be found
tent’Democrat. .
“’lth the occurrence of the 49th an-
nual reunion of the Millsfllamily at
Greens Farms ' beach today. the
oldest living member of the family
is John Mills of \Vestport. who is 89
years old. His brothers Charles and
Daxld, the former a leading tax-mar of
the county and \V estport' s representa-
the. to the state legislature: the latter
wasn well known business man of
Bridgeport. and also a high degree
Mason. have long been dead.
Family 891119.] in 1850.
Although he retired from stré-nuous
activity a. dozen years ago, Mr.
Mills' interest in local (wants remains
'keen, as do his facultiw—his sight is
remarkably clear and his hearing por—
feot. His appetite is as hearty as in
middle age. and to that and to his in-
heriled Constitution. does he give
credit to his long life. Bearing the
name of the first of thovclan to smtle
in America about 1650, he
the vitality and characteristics at his
Scotch— English ancestors.
Like so many or his contempora-
ries, ho lmllexes in the simpllcltles
of his fathers. lhu'slmplo and the
substantial rather than the sophis-
a».
’tlcatml and the complicated and like
so many of the old stock he has
clung to the. simple and uncompromis-
inr; habits and faiths of an earlier
day. He has long been afllllated
with the Methodist church of Weat-
port. singing In its choir. teaching in
its Sunday school and always a gen-
erous contributor to its treasury.
Read Bible 34 Thus.
His knowledge of the Bible is ex-
tongue-411686 long days of. the 81m-
set or his life are usually spent by
poring over Holy Writ—dong chapters
of which he can recite from memory.
Thirty-four times tho old gentleman
has read the volume from Genesis to
the Revelations, and now ls starting it
all over again.
"And I don't sklp the genealogies
either. " he says, with a twinkle flash-
t: I“
TRAMO Tm
V096.
TRAN? W
conse- Po?
\topb 9058?,
and dancing after that
understood that this orde
. the murder committed
morning just outside
rant, the: newest and
amt. in the White Light. district.
M
For best
hour. It; is
1' was due to
La Vie restau.
early Sunday. "
most flashy cab-»
WeStpOrt Octogenarian
Calls Reunion Of C
John Mills, 89, Oldest Living
Member of Prolific Fam-
fly to Preside at Gather-
ing in Greens Farms—Has
Read Bible 34 Times, New-
er Seen a Movie, Di’sm
Automobiles—g Is Devout
Churchman and Consis-
:1lso has i
‘9," ’
‘fievaeeamnue
Tmswwm ”ARE‘
sawmosmn'm
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Tue wen. ’38. 1891439 me
9191 mew.axx;\1wp.ram_
09. sure! 188W 0%-
501311281816 02 omen.—
ing from beneath his bushy brows.
He has been 8. Democrat in politics
all his life and bemoans the fact of
so many of the old familla, once in
the “folds" becomlng Republicans.
“.Breach 0; faith, I call it,” he de-
clarad'. thumping his cum emphafloal-
ly. “Why. 50 years ago we Demo—
crats carried everything. Folks say
all the good Democrats are dead—-
way," with another smile. "And see
what President Wilson did. Be
paved that ihere {a life in the 0111
party yet-and good life. It‘ll come
back. all right, in tinny—the grand
old party."
Has sever Seen 307506.
Mr. Mills has nexEr seen a. motion
picture. nor ls he partial to automOo
bikes—members of the family cannot
persuadr him to ride; for years here—
talued for his own uses. horse, whose
gait. as timg’passed 1mm mod speed
became. a trot. trig} a. walk. and
finally a crawl. After the death of
the beautiful beast 118 old gontleman
declared that he would be otrtént to
sit at home now—and no ho. does.
carrying on a. large. correspondence
with relatives for and near, welcom-
ing his children, his grandchildren
and his greenbgrandchil’aren as they
occasionally drop '11 to one him.
In these soft summer evenings he
sits in his my chair on his west
porch. watching the night come set-2
«8118!? over the surrounding orchards
and homestead: of 1:31 neighbors,
1111131111884 he taps his cane unconm
sciously in rhythm to the song 01'
a. bird, or a distant whistle of a boy
“thinklng. thinking.
so MOSQUITOES 13’ 11's PATH
"Wake" 01 Quin;
Sweet Dmms
Kotioeahlc.
Happy. smiling people. free from
“Velma—these are the users of Sweet
Dreams. the wonderful mosquito rum;-
edy.
You can pick ‘om out anywhere.
It‘s imposxlble to fret all night and
be pleasant. next day. Res‘ffil sleep
invariably insures s amiln. and Sweet.
Dreams imariably mean 3 the restful
sleep. -
Sleep that is free from the annoy.
ance of mosquitoes.—-that's the sort of
sleep that Sweet Browns has made
possible.
Your giving Sweet Dreams :1
would be appreciated.——Adv.
trial
but they ain'twno slré—I’m left, any-r
. time that. Nor-Wm“: should boast of a
2 who is serene and confident
'flmt great womanfs remefly, Lydia E.
system of women ZwA'dv.
the family ground its corn.
ilarze undecorated jars."
l
ltles of gold from the grail-1%.".
WAV'TS GOLF corRs‘E HERE
Hole Public flours-e album Be
Augmented.
Editor of Sentinel.
*Dear Sir,
. In this week’s Literar; Digest
Gmtiand Rice. sports writm: claims
that "golf is threatening the future of
baseball "
It occumd to me that it ie about
11111841038 pnhli: course
There are babebali Glamonnls galore
and much enthuslaam on»: the grand
old national game but no: a chance
there are scans in
walk.
Weatport with its wonderfully well-
kept course is rather exclusz‘xe of late
and to people of moderate means the
yearlv (31112.3 are a bit exorbitant.
Suppose the golfers of \‘orwalk get
together and air their news on
in the Sentinel. Surely our liberal
minded mayor will see the justice of
our Eta-quest and cwoperato with 118 if
the public demand is strong enough.
A modemtwmembership fee Would
help to koep the course, once 11::-
qulred. in condition. The Sentinel
has always been fair play and surely
310W the mine is ripe tore. film}: pub-
llclfy in this matter. Look what
Stamford has done at H4110W0¢'&B
Park. Could we not do the same?
Very respectfull:
Mary C. Costigan.
and aroma: \or-
I
Tim “’OMAX OF POISE,
Once a. rarity.» in now to be obserxed
and admired upon every hand. In?
deed, no other woman can flourish
1011ng the midst of this modern.
complicated life. ' In the home, in
business, in social life, the woman
wins.
while the nervous, mustered individual
washes her talcum and gets nowhere;
Of course. poise isndependent mainly
11901180111151 health-and. steady nervés.
It you feel that you, are being
back in this way, why'not turn to
Pinkham’s 2 Vegetable Compound,
which was manufactured from; thor-
ough understanding of the nervous
1911;831:145,
Com P99954-
ms rape-$395
mo Tans is 1-1::
on wow. muse..-
3.1 y.. u
a: Move. 9111511“
Wood, 81121468111111; on terraces made
Meat-.11 terrace there. are entering 2'
‘The principal place where I have.
ne stead of which I haw? heard, there
through _
apparently ‘ "
with; roads connecting the main cities". '7
All 8.1-8 paired with flat waterworn -
, 'tfl
roads, m'four met. or more wide and 2
“On the side of almost every.
tho .
metam. or grinding slab; on which '
In all the
\illages we hate found pieces of
zlarval-ten pottery, mostly fragments of
"The ancient inhabitants of this
icotmtry decorated themselves with
3gold ornaments and buried these with
!their déad. The early Spaniards are
known to have taken fabulous quant—
m View mt Thinks Kiln.
Harbor new.
South Norwalk.
{0:- the golfer of whom I feel certain
thisz
kept '
r
.You Will enjoy
Theyxfluslssheseen'bo
(3888118118
attractive designs.
003018 are White, mam and ecru.
Unusual 11311188 at the pace
mun floor. center.
{Chase warm days and
mils
All 81131.3 tliail: were $18.
I M81518
to: move
”33
{913128, and exceedingly 1, out}; ='
$11. Quaintlyfullof skirtandé
Blender of silhouette they find: 3
abflarty response in the heart
of: the woman who 3139mm
this sort of gamean 1'11 1
her purse, as well. ‘
mg them. .
Priced from $5.120 $60.
Ema 119111;. center.
Lace 0811218 and
and cuff sets 50c
m ,, floor. rear.
straws
It really is $1118.15-
the most wanted
med 311 the SEES .1;
88.8.
b:
hwy... how,in
to produce th
slender silhouezr
Never before 1
1:11-31]!
H‘mli'
m'x‘uih Elaine} as
182111. ““8111
22 Who
. . ileyeno
privilege to shop >2 (0111;):2
imam an awaln nut of;
dresses of this 51,1:
They are of the fabric-311138
havecaptured femiub 1:9 1; gal-ta;
mews—Canton l-‘ rupe deg,
chine, Georgette and 111 inky
crepes~draping softly 11ml:
themselves to exquisite ef-f
1
be oppmeiated~Rich l 9.11188
and cellaraand cufi sets in a large mrfiery of
there will 1111:1081;wa
plenty oi £83m Foam mew extra Palm Beach, mohair
3r Meal worsted suit atfiepms We now offer them.
Emu-mare models—two button models and Sport
styles—broken sizes rt is true but
you want in 3288:: m tam-fie style and the correct
mo—Jiyoudou will paym to investforthe future
All 811th Mmmfiflto $15. now
yam may find the very
$50
$14,-
11.6% . MW
q'ui‘c
EVE: straw 3181: we own has been placed 111 two lots
for quick Sale.
1.0!: KG. L-Afllflmmts that were $1.50 to $3$BOW
3
Lotflo. ZwAllsmw 118.318 {hat were $4 to. $5. 110392.
Main flow. rear.
7 Saw Strike swimmer
‘ c8841 fix-88 in
' little damage.
, denied all knowledge of- a. fire in the
7 general am building of the me
, Central railroad this
a roundhduse Iire' S
Set. Partiand, Me, Eire
(Continued m Page One)
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This townhouse ixe- endangered
meaty-eight: 1011981911 .1181. caused
cm Ens said to have
~ 85
bufldungs ulfjfis x:
, .811? and had. fumishéd him with 1181-. '
. nahle information. He mommm
' further arrests were expected shortly.
the) are able
’ They need it too when the watsr
2. . .1319: (3.1.1.9188: Fool) SUPPLEHL- "
they 31‘: puny or pale or fretful
. will gradually increase in weight 511021
1: FOOD SUPPLEMENT
' . benefit.
Schwarm posed as a
rwidower, thirty—one
”signed himself Dr.
Until the
}
sex: :3 =
12111:”: :11 6h;-
mmagfi'r (1111131 1.\’ 1:111;
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my. PERFECT 1.1.0“ 111
DEVEIflBAE) T.
Growing children are 2
need of calcium. They need .
the less milk they drink or .;
to digest it. pr.-x
drink is soft town water. G111;
with their meals. if they are r2122 ‘3
and strap; it will keep them so. 2
L} .3’
better growth, and their pallet 3112
”give my to rosy health.
Al: teething ages BIO C 81431--.)
is of $1328.83-
BIG CALCI'C‘I FOOD SCPI'LEE
' W is a. mineral food apprmedl:
medical science. It has beneficial ( -
mailman the tandem: baby a:
moi-1141px.
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