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‘1", SEPTEMBER 1, 1m
liliORWALK
SENTINEL
VI’MM
BLPSHED BY.
JAMES GOLDEN
coil—DEN, Props.
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Society
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die -V‘al-Xn
By DR; Am Emma MMasettsiEducatog.
fifiLMANAc FOR
ROW
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1». ”:03 p. m.
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'up‘r', South Main
A
4th
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it.
.ruully invited. .
1‘
ll l'Ii‘Kl‘Ili. II. P.
S. LYON, Secretary.
Tuesdays of
July and
A. Masons
H
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. \“vll‘i;tlls.liH i‘erl‘ll‘tl
(if
lit-viows.
by
are
nt ll ill‘ul‘t) breakfast
\‘.-ll'l\l rs and pvrsous in so-
li;u.ullonH."
A ud that moans
lwn-aiuast l‘or vvurybod)‘. he-
. nth-ls will take care: of the
lrllwit any medical advice.
i: quiz-y covered 46 States and
.l
l-s-
ti frt
illt,
m u ml hundred doctors.
73 pur emit.
hit: breakfast.
lll'llil‘ill and only it: pm" rout. op-
ll.
That
to r
\\ llU lulu-
ouu'ht.
llllibu‘
medical profession.
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14 per
to will.-
full I]
Hi
furnumv," (ex
(if
voted
cont.
(.
in
tions of [right‘arid wrong.” >
It forgets that there is only one
in one hour to make Bolshevists and
The movies ar'e blatant and insifiten’f
ciety which “is .no'txhelping.
.d. liWhereasfoysff yéstendafi generation were reared in homesizi which
1 ea mm was aug, t even with a rod' reli 'ous beliefs 3 ..
the inherent purity of woman was ;|'5m§iction, 3023‘s :ferteog:;t:rr:dhei:: lm 1L2, as compared with 1921’ Whflei
spiritually ’tlemOl'iflMd by movies, mam; Kiel-aura and modern social
life. Modern society smirks at the “ancient, outworn, Puritanical tradi-
rpsult when fundamental moral. laws
are oileyed, 0011mi result when they are disobeyed, whether the .tlflk is
about blue laws, loss of personal privilege or what not. Men of society
who draw liquor out of hidden places (it a. public banquet, are doing more
anarchists out of the ‘waiters and at-
tendante than all street oratory and pamphlets could in a year.
The magazines which the bofsread make fun of the home and of
marriage. They make mockery amltprudery out of the fine and the pride.
in their appeal. The boys are aware
of it. They are trying, some of their}, to clean it up. It is grownup 90-
W
cheerful irresponsibility in handiin!
air craft which characterized the early
days of the automobile. with the add-
ed menace, of precarious suspension in
the air to complicate matters.
AN “l-lNOCH ARDEN" DIVORCE.
__._._..__
The first divorce has been granted
under New York's so-called “Enoch
Arden law." which considers the un-
explained absenco, of husband or wife
over a specilied‘tcrm of years suffi-
cient ground for a divorce. The re-
lease was granted to a woman whose
husband has been missing for 14
years.
Such :1 law .‘s just. and humane.
Tin-re is nothing in it which prevents
those who prefer t‘m- role of watchful
waiting from keeping with with the
missing: spouse indefinitely. On the
other hand rt presents :1 fair road to
freedom for tllost- who, through no
fault of llwir own. must adjust their
lives to new conditions in which they
an: often humpcrcd and embarrassed
by luring neither hond nor frvc.
,___.____
Hole-l int-ll promise that the hill of
turn printn-d in English is rculiy at
luuui. The-3 nmlw no such prodit-lion
court-ruins: one- which tho man with
an ":u'm'auo iuromv mu)‘ safely road
from llu- loft hand first.
Non that tlw .-\lll(_‘l‘l('ilil farmer is
going to ll:l\'r~ a bi): rrnp surplus. all
hv» has to do to lu- prosw-rnus is to
find :1 fort-into nmrkut with money or
t-nousrh t0 lm_\' il.
0
T'Zd llou'o Says. that gol' is ruining
Imt- luw _\(v (s'c-l‘
rH-liit
ill" nation. A) incur
llOlil‘Wl “hut lht- nulion is doin' in
golf?
_.__......_.... .._.._ ._.__.
(Tune to 360 Metofl)
Mutton “317.. NL-wnrk.
:00 p. Iu.-w"|¥t-dtiuu- Stories." by
Thornton \\'. Burgess. author ot tin-
In-lllnn‘ storius {spin-unlit: in nlmosl
Olu- lluinirwi newspulwrx.
ill."’”\‘\’l’l.‘lil§’ lit-port on Cou-
<litiuus of lmmlluu Industries.” lly
it. i). \\‘_\‘¢'holl'. mlllm' ul' llu- Singu—
‘muv (:1 “311] Strut.
:15 p. lit." Whightiug‘ for ilil'l‘itricuc).”
by ,ll:1\'i\' ‘H. 'l‘llt’lx'. _<\l(-(-lricul (‘ilgl-
uvm'. iioloplmuo- (ilzlss ('ornpun)’.
:ilo p, in. ‘-l.lll'l‘zll‘_\‘ liour. ('onductd-d
by ill(‘ t'llllnl'illl stuffs of tho Out-
and
-l
;tlll 1),
look. llu; Ft'il'lllillC Amurioun.
Harm-r it Brothers.
10:53 p. nl.««i)nu(~t- music by tlu- ii.
1.. ilukv Society (irrlwsu‘n. of New
York.
Station lililiA. I‘lust Pittsburgh.
p. m.~ 'l‘l'i-wcukly letter from
“l-‘arm and Homo." ilctours and
(‘unvlilions of Highways Within
radium of li‘l” milcs ol’ i’ittsburgt’ii.
including Pittsburgh. Ohio and \VchL
Virginia. Monthly lit-view of Busi—
m--:s (‘omlilions h) F'lzlrk Hammond.
':hll
Pittsburgh. 'l'a.
.zIIH p. lll.‘*l4(ll".~‘t Victor records r(--
Ions-«l today: Program: “My llam-
llliug ltoso.” \Vhitcmuu's orchestra;
”Dam-inc; Fool.” (‘iuh .ltoyai orches-
tra: “Hot Lips Blues." \Vliitomzm's
orchnstrm“ Send‘Tw‘rk My Hom-y
Man." the Virginians; “(logic 0035K,
\Vu \‘Vu 'liluos." Icnson orchcw’raz
“Doodle ‘lwcdlo Dum." lcnson or-
chestra. These records wort“ loaned
to us by tho S. Hamilton Compnny
ol’ \‘i’llkinsburg. Pm. and are to hr:
reproduccd on a. Brunswick phouo-'
graph. loaned to us by Gray & Mar-
tin of Pittsburgh. Pa.
:00 p. m.—w"Conccrt by'tho Euterpian
Trio: lillu Strillrny, pianist: Ray-
mond Randi, violin. and Russell
Cook. fllltf'.
11.] innk.
BTRAIGH'I‘IGX Trm'r ’msxrr BACK.
No need to suffer from that tired,
dead ache- in your back, that lame-
ness. those distressing urinary dis-
orders. .South No
found how to get relief. Follow this
‘ "'5" or mig‘ iSouth Norwalkreslident's example-
. himself and all kinds of weather.
”rm‘m" orlmck hurt all the time.
“7"" “9t ‘ down, kinks got into my back “so I”
“0“”9‘ could hardly straighten.
“9 and stiff all over my body.
l,.
M.
“(W-u
round
'vi lie
- "‘utvy
l 1.
ill“! thé'
l
we Co..M
Joseph lieres, 4,1 Woodward avenue.
su‘ys: “At my work
I caught cold
which settled on my kidneys ‘inul my
When I ,got.
I felt lame
but little work to tire m
throbbed with pain.
I
used Doan‘s Kidney Pillgwhicm I saw
advertised and a , couple". of. boxes
ut' straightened ,ou‘trimy bani; maxim my.
I ‘ n was. kidneys in a. sound healthy condition.”
60c, “at all dealers ' Pbfiér~Mirbm
fife-Ad
Daily Radio Program
Hi
vice—presidmlt the Columbia Nation-4
rwalk people have 5‘
I was exposed to:'
It took”
:3 out and "
trmihlP mere was 9. sore feeling inmy kidneys “
“"“lm'i- constantly and at times they actually
My kidneys 'b’e-‘
’1 "n- gun acting too frequently whlcli.;.diaz-
:mrl‘ic turbed my rent during U197 might.
SHORT CHANGE ARTI§T , ‘
‘ ' GOES TO JAIL
DERBY, Aug. '3].~—~Roliert Marlcr
of Bridgeport. accused of obtaining
money from several Derby merchants
under false pretenses last Saturday.
was sentenced to three months in jail
by Judge Archibald Duffield in city
court this morning. Marlcr pleaded
his own case. saying- tliat his acquisi-
tion of $10 from each of thc mer—
hcants by a. manipulation of change
for §twcnty dollar bill was all a mis-
take. It is believed that Mark-r has
worked the same game in several
cities and towns of this state.
______.__.__.___..«__.
FORMER. MAYOR
ouzs ARRESTED
Y“
YOI'XGSTO\V.\'. 0., Aug. 31.——-“ Hill
::1. hearing on n charge of obstructing
thr- sidewalk set for today. George L.
Olcs. formvr mayor, was also facing
the prospect of another hearing on a
similar charcc. under which he was
arrested ‘for the .sccond time yester-
day.
The first arrest was made on a war-
rant sworn out in' one. of the 01%"
competitors in tho produce business.
charging that his goods blocked tht:
sidewalk in front of his business
pial'l“. Tho socond firrcst was made 1))
police on their own initiative.
, First Use of Steam In Industry.
l Stcnm was first npplted ln indus-
itriul plu'po:w= nlmut 1750.
cieni’l; T'Qut—
,a <16ch of $1,897,905.978dii.
l
- oft in income and profits tax payments 5 -
'cem. fro'rn 19:1; llllnois. $179,411
mum" men: a...
m 1922 and 50.595.357.00135 in 1921
In every State there was a. failing
the decrease from 1920 collections warsl
umbia is the only 'pontzcal unit in the1
United States which-paid more incomei
and profits‘\taxes in 1922 than in 1921_l
It paid even more than in. 19:20. In
1921 its payments were $8,054,914 and
in 1922 they were $9,713,186, an in-
crease of :11 per cent.
New-York State's payments of MA
comepand profits taxes [or 1923, up ml
_date were $529,971,676. In 1921 the?
payments were $814,736.708. or $234fll
765,032 more than in 1922, the pan
cemage of decrease being 35. The"
drop in New York‘s 1922’ payments isi
emphasized by comparison with the
payments in mm State in 1026 "when
51.109.802.448 was collected. ’
Perocnmgo or Loss.
The heaviest percentage of logs in
in South Carolina. with areduction of
63 per cent. In 1921 the collections in
that State wcrc $26,032.36? while in‘
1923 they dropped to $9,698,064. Oth-
in 19233 vcrc:
Californin. 592.460,!130, loss 29 per
.230,
loss 31 per cont.; Massachusetts.
$134.},072AIG. loss 39 per Cent.; Mich-
igan. $112.1Sl.550. loss 89 per can;
Uhio, $123,759,675, loss 37 per Conn;
I’euns,\'l\'ztuiu. $245,784,630, loss 30
per cent.
New Jersey paid $67.735.ll36. a dc.-
crease of 45 percent; Delawarv, $:;‘,
086,540. decrease 60 per cent: Mary-
land. $20,856,506. decrease 34 per
cent. and ithodc Island. $19,09fl’33f,‘
decrease 45 per cent.
The receipts from other sonrcos of
revenuo Show a liC‘RVS' incrvusv in ci-
garette smoking and fairly largo dp_
creases in the use of cigars and smok-
ing and chewing tobacco. In 101313.04
. come Tamer
extremely heavy. The District of Cob ,_
3‘
‘income and profitstaxcs in 1922 was ‘
or States which made heavy pannents 7
sesommmsmm
' SOUTHNoRWALK, CON-N.
H
+ Sale
I
5 THE GREATEST suLme-EVENT {N
‘ ,: Our/entire «stock-of Corsets, Hosiery. Gloves, Brassieres a 11 d Underwear]
. Marked Down—4W1; are afiering'Quality Merchandise at Lowest i’rices. Bo not .
miss this big money saving opportunity. » ‘ "l
' CALL AND SEE Fog YOURSELF.
_ ' ’C‘DRSETS
‘Speoi'al‘Lot of Corsets
' 95c
yalues $1.50 to
HOSIERY ' '
$3.00 Silkflosiery $2.519
$2.50 Silk Hosiery...“ $1.95
' $2.25 Silk Hosiery $1.75
SILK UNDERWEAR:
$6.50 Petticoats use .,
$4.000hemise $2.95T;'
$2.50 Vests$175j
$2.00 , .
$3.50_Bloomers $2.75
$2.00 GOrsets
$1.75 Silk Hosiery $1.39 $5.00 Union Suits $3325
$1.39
$2.50 Corsets 2:522:33: $1.75; $1.50 em: Hosiery . . . .. 050 $5-00 Jersey'Silk mm ,0":
$2138 8%: ::::::::1' $332315”... Hosiery 75. 39°“ Wm“ an
23-33 ggrrzgzhmm- 32-32 75c Silk Lisle 59c .
I (zll‘tllai _‘L go biUSLm‘
59c Silk Lisle Hosiery ..
'UNDERWEAR -
$1.50 Night Gowns 956
$2.00 Night Gowns .....$1.39
$2.50NightGowns......$1.75fl
CHILDREN’S
HGSIERY
‘39:: Lisle So;..........
BANDEAUX
49c and Up.
25c
73b..‘llfi. and in 1910. 50.“ ’ll.d‘..\.’l.
'l‘hc numimr dropped to 4:100?
in 1321. but in 1922 taxes “'4 r.
on Sl'l.f!.’v.\‘,‘.’;3(l,:l.’.7.
'l'iu- Tax on Cigars.
,
which luxvs “1 rv paid was Sey'ilzxml,
llii. In HIS: tlu- number \ra _
$67513. ’l'ax'aiylv smoking and .
intr'toimrvo
pounds in lill'i. and foil
mi? pounds in lfl‘l‘i.
l_¢-\\'-
nmountr-d to 44S.Tl"‘ "
tn
2:.:\
MICHAEL COLLINS AT
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Griffith, in Dublin, with members
FUNERAL OF ARTHUR GRIFFITH.
This is the last and best photograph
mander of the Irish Free Statearmy, taken at the funera
0013th ch '
' of Michael , - .
l: oL‘Arthur
of Gen. Collins’s staif,
nuth-r of cigarettes on which tuxosi
were paid “as: 14.294.895.471. Tin-ref
has how an increase every your slnoq'
thou. .‘n 1510 the number of pig“;
(‘ttos taxed was 21.087,7:’s7.u7,\; in
.1917. 30.529.193.538: in 1919. :l\.104__1
l
l
’13,!Hl4l
puitl?’
In 1917 Hit: number 01' rigors on]
l
2 CLASP SILK GLOVES
$1.50 Chemise 950:?
$1.25 Bloomers 856'
$2.00 Petticoats $1.419
45c
59c
59c,3-41.is1e30x.......
75cSilkSox...........
$1.003~4Si1k50x...... 790,
6908tockings...‘....... 490
590$tockings...........39c
"G‘LOVES' ’
75c
Values up to $1.50
-
o
606
2f0r..'.........$l.00
so. of Kotex
CHAMOIS SUEDE
2_for........... $1.00"
49:: Stockings, sizes 41/2 to 8,
GLOVES 24°
-.....-....-.o....-.--
K IMONAS
Value 75¢ Pair
HANDKERCHIEFS
$1.75 to $4.95
Value $2.50 to $6.50
French Kid Gloves 100 and 119.
$2.25.-
Value $33.00
VESTS &‘STEP-INS
1n
l"i
York and other Eastern citics in 1022
were. ‘as follows:
369.790.2163, dourr-usr- of ‘27 per «36111.;
ION SUITS
$1.00 Union Suits 796
$1.25 Outsize Un. Suits . . . 85c
$1.75 Union Suits . . . . . . $1.29
1
1
UN
31.25 to $1.75 a set,
RIBBED VESTS
390 Vests ................25c
59c Vests 450
69c Vests 55c
CAMISOLES
95c to $2.50
1
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.
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.
r
Fifth New Jersey (Newark), 385,--
905.105. decrease 26 per cent. ' l
. First Pennsyixania. (Philadelphia).
$189,059.713. decrease 29 per cent. ,
First New Jersey (Camden), $21,—
' 244.233_ decrease 2.6 per cent.
4.7—...
l
Fourteenth district (Albany). $47,-
049.004. decrease 32 per cent. ,
Twenty-first. district (Syrac use) ,
\524.Glli.TZ-?. (increase 33 per cent.
Twenty-eighth (Buffalo). 550.774,-
ternzil rcvcnuc receipts in New
rst New York district (Brooklyn).
Second New York district (Manhat- Sol, decrease 29 per cent. .
tun). $587,442,359, decrease 32 per Massachusetts (Boston), $182,102,- ‘ Rhode‘Isiand (Provxdence). $35,-
cent. 205_ dccrcasc 35 per cent. 43.706. decrease 1:: percent. 7
SCHOOL DAYS ¥
Oil .00!“ W RBMWGK Sweet AUCE:
06ft boa. »
Aube muse link was so W.
mm beuavfl WHEN W
_ sue on b 5Mi‘tfi0’
Am TRBMGLED ‘Hfih
at me an mm,“ W.
. \- A (OB-“59. Ofi¢0fie AND ._AL?“¢. .
"$5.16 FtT‘ffiD h G-EW
to SR
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#5,“) BQTC“. can \lou
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l ”93.555! Mica U55,” 3‘ ., ‘ at“? ‘ ‘G‘Pfl' ? . i -
,’ a; l, , manner GOES Au. T0300“ 1
w. . vacation WEN" 0' “"6 l
uneven»? 15 “M" mo ~
Tgefl afie’W‘s “5 AR?“ l
me . ORLVEFORE 'SM’“
:VCHS ‘ RlGRT ARR; ~
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warm. TALK 4””,
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Norwalk Chronicler