m. o. DELAND, .
.3106 General Manager.
evenings. from Sentinel
97 W'ashington street,
uth Norwalk.
Norwulk 92 and 93.
Rice: 46 “'3” street.
etc hone: Norwalk 1388.
l D . . . 'l‘llrcc Cents
_ 35,00 per your.
,Deccmber 5. 1922-
Almanac for Tomorrow
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*6 the use f0r publication at
to it or
dis atches credited
in: in this paper and also
in.
we uhllshcd hare
ac of timblicatlon or speCIul
herein are. also re“
ought for Today
that. “hot is the cause
arm days “rro hotter than
' thou dost not enquire
lug this.--El~cle~tiastes
it
, I of:
(be as original now as ever,
a but. t'm- courage. men the
psli'oic souls ill old times had
1W‘portnnitics than we hale:
dogd them. 'l‘lwre- were dar-
tit be dono them—are there
'2. “'rongs to be rcdressed
none “OW?
__cnnrlos Kings»?-
'mllcm: snmn’.
'
ocmts nro claiming
elections indicate um the
e sized up the lu'puhlicnn
hidcbounll orgnnizntion in-
progrcss. Tllosv who llexw
litlcal llislory should know
u that
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slavery mus “rum: and llll—
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The mutilation was founded by}
the League of “(omen Voters. which
is to be commended fol" its interest in;
founding the club and in supporting
it until today. when it is a practically
sell-supporting institution.
The Evening Sentinel offers its con-
gratulations to the Girls' and \Vom-
(in n's club. \las its first birthday be a.
happy one- and may them be manyl
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more birthdays to come.
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KILLING.
Keen old Clemenceau, visiting Chl~
coco stockyards. keeps insisting. TTet.
me soc the killing." So they show
him one of the most terrible sights of
“civilization"—the building where an
endless stream of hogs is driven sini
sic—file down a. runvray to death.
We meat-caters have u lot in com-
man with the man-killing tiger of
India.
The situation changed from morbid
to humorous when a. bright young
guide told the joke about the packers
using everything of the hog except
its squeal. Clemenceau sniffs: “And
what becomes of the odor?" He could
find out by asking people who live
within two miles or the averagefcity
stockyarde. '
TURKEYS.
V‘Vhile Turkey in Asia comes ba‘ck.
tllrkcv in America continues losing
out. 1 ood dealers in most communi—
lirs sold fewer turkeys for Thanksglvc'
ing than they expected. That tore-
casts low Christmas sales. ‘
Turkey eaters (our population)
have increased 30,000,000 since 1900.~ ‘ i
Meantime. the number of turkeys on 9
forms have been cut in two. Why
continue drawing them on the school
blackboard? The chicken. not the
turkey, is our national bird. Turkey
- ‘7. Windsor Chair
—, . A true copy of an old Cnlqnm
model with the traditional in _= of
f . , , . ‘ the real Windsor type in mahox - ,5
V With a. rush seat. This charming
_-... chair is ~’
I only ... . griefiit. .\'. $12-00
Angevme Furniture Co
"NORWAIX’S LARGEST STORE"
16 North Main St. South Norwalk
Beneficial Loan Society
to: SHALL LOAN m
ham loans. in. any amount not exceeding $300003: mteree
. . t rate
provided by law. You can make a loan here on household lurnlturo
or note in a quick. confidential, and absolutely safe manner. Advice
and mmultauon is free. See us today for further information.
Phone 9-2—8.
sales are ot'L' in" cause Americans pre-
i‘cr to out. something else. Price is
NOTE AND COMMENT.
m__._.. _ ONLY MEASLES KEPT K’EM APART;
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ROOM 1”; SPELKE BLDG" STAMFORD. CONN.
Kuwait Agency—W Merchants Associs‘ion.
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'llmrr- sw-ms to ho a great deal of (Our 0“." Swim-ml Correspondaln'
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tillvllng it was tho wrong toollllh‘llsll?
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ROAD PRO“! ll“. \I'.
’the good roads movement
mplishml wondm'l‘nl results
C
to much complaint that it is
w; the problem of improving
, lines. r
Quincy. Illinois, Chamber of
c has taken hold of this
if condition. The county
smile a certain class or
mile on each side contlibutod
per acre of tlli’ll‘ holdings.
‘ monnv or hauling. Farmers
V60 cents an acre. ond 3
from a. mile to a. mile and
* cents an acre. City individ-
- buted from $1 to $10 per T
ions contributions vrovido
or more loads 0! gravel per
of 60 miles of road. The
rest: is the way to get
nil" for Christmas? I'ick out. comm
glow-g comm from Swuil‘n. No.
a job designing ovul‘couts now. .
lli'iglihor tells us brewing is hell.
ng main limes of highway, was sending us Christmas cards.
. roads that connect upwith he had never seen. A little more
'9? a mow-mom to secure the Cobb a major our army is increased
‘ifilTiutercsts to put these roads ‘0 war-time strength ag‘aln. Sing ln basso or soprano -
thin a. half mile to a. mile Mo., who has worn a pair of pants 25
'ears 1: he stands up too much. Theres no Opera performer ‘
, , Who can make our hearts grow
krill result in the immediate 51'“ time 'ln seven years. The wire
does not say how many coal dealers 5mm MOE ‘ ’
. CO! EBROOK. Doc. 5. —Flm’dcfiroy-
A man is a person who had rather ed the summer halite 0‘ J. W' Jones; '
securing compention laughed themselves to death.
[5 \(lll think .wm' \Vzlll‘l‘l chain you petition clllirglll‘ that Rev. Dill ' has?
4 I , 4 I '
Sl'l‘ luls n walrh on ll you are 'W'ollg. been “”531“ h“‘_"“‘” With “:‘Vufln
,, Mrs. Joncs' affections for snout
_ v . . _ yvllr past.
\\ will lm- “Hill. \Hm tl|\l«![-l] the day The professor don‘t cln'lnt that.
“H" h"“‘” L‘“ mm!" NIK‘h 3-01? sonic of tho sen-on .loncs children is
i"‘»"'»""- his and Mrs. Jones don't claim that-
:m of '0m are Dill‘s. The matter-
ll- " pulls an Arctic ox-
lm‘ks, some such ,populnr feature.
brin' just n plain misc ofsoul-matln'
“‘l'Illllt'l’ this winlrr. MOGADORB. “pa 5.—-Our “p-10.
-—-—-——‘ date little burg is keeping up with the
times pretty close by the divorce case
of Jonos vs Jones. now on trial. with
all of us londin' citizens'anrl.most of
on grounds or soul-matin' With Mrs.
ltov. Dzlnirl Dill of Fourth Church.
and. just to make things int-‘rc‘stin'fi
"‘—““ Prof. Jones corm-s back with n tross,
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WHIP." ‘LHIH‘W 0’“ Hello, short but lmtll Jones and Dill has [won
km” km-pin' love (linrics conscicnslllls
“’lml :lrv yrn ‘Olli to "iv
’ l~ 8’ a 0 your an.“ ,mrm—monnin' yours truly-—
horivilll able to produce. cxclllslv
he read into the case. to wit:
“ Sweetest or all Snot-tacos:
A l‘f-nthl‘ xvi-int; in to ask it suede
('llOllgll to mako public interest boil
Your exclusive news service from
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till “ 5"“ Hm't throw. two lottors from Prof. Jones that will
“lion m) soul longs for you! How ‘
Tour soul must long for mo! 1511' t it terinl way, our sublime souispue out
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. _ our 400 prr-scnt.
”"mm‘ or hmor‘mm i“ Shining your ' You sec, some time ago, Mrs. Me- i l” ' ‘ ‘7
shop.- to lislvli to ”lo radio. lancthorl ’l‘ellnworth Janos, wife of }
,,_,.,_ Prof. Molamctllon T. Jones, suns him
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, » us satisfaction to know that. in the vastness of the ether fusing
a gloxlo
I'llllf‘l' of \Vllls-s has brokcn 311- however sopnratcd we 810., however.
JUHI‘ ln‘oc‘rrllcnt. ‘Wc thought all (loflzlltcll wonrc in meeting
lloso- things were broken long ago. “I' SIC
m BERTON BRABEYl
'l‘llv man who gt-ls'llp the. shape
and colors of blankets evidently has Thoro‘s a lot of healthy pleasure
In the lilting; swinging measure
From a saxophone, a. cell; or
horn:
Style hint: "Mama, these buttons There'snplcasant tltillatign
nmiu l‘nllows on my sleeve hurt my nose." In the beat or syncooatit‘m’
Which the staidcst soft of people
(‘lvmonccml says hell is brewing. 'A‘. cannot scorn.
In the warming of a birdie
Or the tunes of Bach and Verdi
in a. ma-
a
(mo of the saddest sight-5‘“ mod- Thercfl a, beauty thatqjlaa won o
l‘ll times is seeing a man. hugging a. not repute.
girl because he wants her vote. But t 01‘3“? moot in m“
“lined the water-pipes a.” hoezin'
. nd 1
It would be great it"we knew who 1’ thing's: theochutsut: lg
o
.—--— 3". John McCormack's tenor siniln—s
China' 3 boy cmpcmr married a girl SC“ 3'0“" spirits lightly winging.
and mute:
ouge and we will be doing the me. But when wintry winds are blaring
There's no melody comparing 2
down the chute.
Play the fiddle or piano. ,»
,1!qu rattling
‘31:
Padcrewski leaves you starry-eyed
* Now that Harding has made Irvin ' With the noise of coal that's sliding
Conference of cotton growers to be .Play the giddy Concertina or the
do. Furml rs: liling within held in Memphis, Tenn, has started flute.
some talk among the bull weevils. You may 8““ our souls t° frenzy
But to ward off influenzy
Our opinion of the man tn Fulton, the chute. ., -
warmer
There! o no music like the coal upon
In San Francisco. a preacher was Than the do‘oty— 7188633 coal moi:
obbcd Just after services. - Why do (husky brute).
crooks get‘so for from Chicago? With his art he can ainm iii
‘ 5 ,, Whemtho magic tune he plays no 7
It. snowed in Albany Ga. for the I“ the rattle of the coal 4113021 “3
' ' chute!
or New York. on Flag Hill farm; early
so to his lodge and ride the goat yoltirday The 1 washout 38,2»
mucosa. than stay at home and be the ‘goat.’ logo Caretaker W. "D Williams, iwlio‘
_ ‘T——f—- . ' , ‘- '3me the fire, suspect! “incendiar-
A designer ,3” any girl can , 3,}, tom. Last. night he was Monet! h:
_.—..;_..
3nd Vi'nlr'n'n r'llli of
,eicl-rnis- its first blrth- ‘
mot n lqng-felt need
y—-—u need which the
days. The romarkabln- ample say any clothes can be bean-gouge.
I organization demon- timl it the) have the right girl.
5 to perfection. some toys so I can play with 111113.” ignited.
till m we;
jean u‘ if she has the f ' slsomeone hanging in the. vicinity of th
Christmassto' . “M a, ' {the woodst ,9blaze. The
W am buy papa which was of {hit-icon rooms
He could see no one. how,
ever. A few hours later he was awakq
coed by a crackling notsc' and {blur
the barking of his dog. caused by
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in spiritual communion? Alasthat
vour duties to your sevcnv children.
PATRONS' SAX CARRIER
TORE UP LETTERS.
mu DGRPOR'I‘. Dec. .-—Joseph
(lilputrick. of this citygsurrendcrcd at
tho omce of U. S. Commissioner Hugh
Lavery ycscrday. in answer to a war-
rant that—was issued Saturday after-
noon by the federal outhmfieo
charging hi with failure to deliver
his mail rou e property. Bail of $500
“as furnished all-1 the hearing was
set for next Saturday.
working out o! the Stmtford office.
Persons clung tho route are. said to
up letters.
.
arbitration agreement tith the man.
his, were made today: by the 0mm-
ber of Commerce of the United States.
The amount is the skirt]: 0! the
States Climber with m A ., _,
five bndnoss organisations of 55m.
Gllpntrlck isa rural mail carrier j
have reported' seeing the carrier tcal- ‘
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.—~Amouncc- _ L 7
moat or the signing of a. commercial -
ber or Commerce of Bogota} oom- 1‘ ’i"
kind to be 311th into; by the (0113M , E
American countries; ‘ . .3?"
HIS children. are so exacting!
“Sunday. eve, my longing o’er
came me. and I sneaked away from
HER to , once again clasp my ow'nestl
own in my aching opus. where we‘ve
usually been clawing, when I learned
that five of your little ones were down.
with measles. 0! when will we meet?
0! when? 0! when? I can‘t stand it.‘
more than an hour longer. Do write.
You should see how I kiss your dear,
lcttcrs.
“A billion fond embraces. satritllally:
spcaking.
"Eyer thine,
"ICH LIEBE DICK."
(“Ich liob dlch " means he's stuck
on her. —- K. P.)
, “lil’ay 1,1922-
“Soul of my Soul‘s Soul:
"Another day gon'é and we haven't
met. since dtfy before yesterday. .My_
. very soul is in duress, and loss_"of
Appetite must soon ensue. Cruclvfctc!
that finds us both with families! My
soul crtos‘out ugainst‘it. Splrltuilly.
I am a-hungcr. a-hnngcr. and only a
'apecdy infusion of. our could can stain
of! madness. Dar-lingo“: darling, is
your soul u—hunger, too? I hops Io.
for my soul uo’uld scone without its
mate.
”Last es c. I pooped into your sitting
room window. There son were read-
ing in the glow of thcgrate tire. with
your seven dear children and HIM
about you. O Lord! when will that: '
man take a night off? »
‘slune place. some hour tomorrow.
0 rapture! A billion kisses.
"As ever, thine eager,
“EMPTY. "
("Emptf'xirobably refers to the
professor’s first two initials—K. P.)
Jones‘ -attorney says that it ever
these letters is read in the case, he'll »
offer some of Dill’s to Mrs. Jones ,
that?! clear the courtroom for ovary-
thin; but a "For Men only" Sign.
Your: truly wm 10mm thein:to~ your
pcpcr, cjxcluaive. just the some. ' ‘
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