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EVENING SEN TINEL
south Norwslk, Conn.
Established 1870 by hm» semen
E. L. «E A. L. GOLDEN. Preps.
EARL C. DELAND,
Editor and General Manager.
Issued daily. evenings, from Sentinel
building. 97 Washington street.
South Norwaik.
Telephone: Norwslk 92 and 93.
Branch Other: 46 Wall street.
Norwnlk—Telephone: Nomlk 1388.
Single Copies ....... . . . Three Cents
Br Mail .............. $9.00 per year
Entered at, the South Norwalk Post
Otlim as Second Class Mail Matter.
Miniature Almanac tor Tomorrow
Sun rises 7:14, sets 4:26.
High title ll :44 :1. ill.
The Assm‘intml Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication of
all news dispntrhes credited to it or
not otherwise in this newspaper nndI
nlsn nny im‘nl news published herein.
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A Thought for Today
rri‘u~4 ”I (It'-
will not show much increase when
final check-up or 19221mpolrts is sn-
nounced.
Toy‘mskinx in Germsny is in small
factories, rarely employin‘ as many
as '25 workers. For the most part.
the toys are produced in homes.
where the trade has been handed
down from generation to generation.
Most of the German toys are ‘0! the
inexpensive sort. though making them
requires skilled hand labor and a.
sense of the artistic.
These toys are coining again, in a
flood. But they are not seriously in.
teri'ering with the real function of
American toy makers, who a're fol-
lowing the national trait and turning
out toys that can be machine-made on
a. big scale.
Germany sends miniature doll tur-
niture. lead soldiers. Noah's Arks and
Christmas tree decorations.
American makers supply most of
the doll carriages, wagons. magic lan-
terns. electric trains and cast-iron ani-
mals.
livfore the war, nine-tenths of our
toys were imported. We have built.
up a big toy industry. It is suffering
from competition. but it is going to
survive—«loin: thr. big things and not
Ilo ilmt instrut-tinn
spiwtli hi~ 0““ Null; but he ill-ti
lu-m'rth n-prtmr m-tivtll understand-i
llI2.——l‘ruu-rll~ 13:32. i
intrlI-vr‘tuul professions I
l‘h 1‘ grt .lt.
lil|\F ltlthrrto existmi in every civili2<
ui nation; tho soldier's. t0 til‘l‘t‘nd in!
HIV in ttnrh it; tlw physic-
lrlu's. tn kl“‘|l It in in health: the law-
linslnr‘u
bothering much with the “small Junk"
lines.
in 102') toy imports totaled nearly
x
H “k Cmfld‘
oz
Psu’meltrrop "J! ALL)“
U. “Bo pear
CANCE 5'
$11,000,000. the highest ever. This
y or it will be about two—thirds loss.
llnw much will America. pay Santa
Claus for all its toys? A very con-
gr
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' ”A PLAYER p +
THIS catsuit???
It will be a delight to the temii
being moved into the house a few {tram my” Piano
Its joys will continue through the year. 0:: mm“.
Aoredlt account-in thisstore enabl
‘ your Plsyer Pianowith a small essh payilfi’“
mediate delivery. -.A liberal credit allowed
in exohsnge for s plsyer Pmso' .
TheAlfred Fox P1211136),
South Nor-milk
Open Evenings Until Xmas
“W.
on on mm
Brawn sum...
)’¢l"s. in mum-m,- yltstit‘f‘: mi'l lh“ "‘"r‘ sorxntiro estimite would be $50 000-
t'lmnt's. to prmilo: and all those men. I 000. .' ' 4572?.-. , '
mu lllll" lli‘l‘llls'lilll. in tile for its—Johni Ailllinz up a” Christmas presents, '1' " . -
i:m.l.l.v ‘yrm'd haw- n sum running: into the ”I ’ . .
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0 l-ililous. All this mnkrs pooplo lmp.I ' a mon 1
I;ll5|n055 OUtIOOk- Il’)’. kf‘r‘p! hundreds or thousands em-i K /~<- / 'I 3 ’ .
_ ..... imoyc-ri, and “war-.- out cnsh rrxglstersll -— ‘ 1' n , " ' . I
t~r.-,qp.rlty in. ('unl‘lm-iiwut :Iml ‘ln the stores. I u. l m” A- w‘ . :
turmwlwm ”I" ' mi"! stairs ‘1' pontiSI It's :1 tremendous cost. Since we . z y ‘
t .. a es oar u can 0 1n - s.............
.I. .- l. t' t. s.,z' ‘:'~' - A
“" H‘ ’ ' . , \Y 3 'T ‘ I ”T I” .h tmny ('hristnms to the utmost. . , ii.
"" "“" ”‘ “[“W” “M “W” t p unnu- shrmm 1w -.'mrl in mmtl ' 1n— \lll.’l‘()\' nlmVVrn _._._.__._. 7 i ‘
IIIIIIIII r'm- M It... (nnntryI in a largo awry: is~~tllv III“ consideration “I \l'i \t n '. . . . . l [was which cost 22 pfennigs. cogtannned fruit ............ 200 to 400; . ,
IIIIII ml, .1. III ”.1. n.“ wwprrlty of .III rim '1‘! II II . I I I . . U ., a (ormFIIIuIIdenLT as marks in October. lDried Herring. each 62 ; RAYMOND
1 p u. _ mm :1 noss s c it‘ll " '. . ———- .. ’ -
t‘l .. Nurwu'ks. , t . . ., PP P is a rra - loot”?! Ltlfi‘tl. formerly ‘5 piennigs per Po‘ap” ab). ' . . . . ..'.....n. 8. . ' SON
v .. .. 0 ‘L91- . . , . . . d '1“) I‘rlit‘. I» L 3 0 ,pound. 1" October Con 380 Mr”. Cafrou (lb)- endless-ensue... 13 f
I. it: ( |I\1‘|l.“‘ lulu ill: pnmllun > ”-77- .- ‘.« bli‘fllll. 0f auxin“ . . Cflbba‘e (lb). ..-.-....... . 20
r11 it it |:~1 Illilllldfllv' for tho m to run, I; ' f ty. or despair, ILKK“ WMCh u?" to be m1“ pfen- Onions (lb). ................. 28 ‘ ‘0’.
ti . I“ . , . , . . me or or undornour- i“ gs inch. cost. ‘G marks—when you Chi k lb ‘ ’7 will!
1:2. . 11,: 1 in :ult ilu .‘r (mu l'»'.l- iooulil gel. them c cn‘ ). 'H.“..'.'.”” 600 ‘ ‘ '3.
sure lirul [thrill rtydrllliss of lho null: . . — I ‘ isl‘imr‘nt ahOUti ' I Veal (lb') ""H'HHH-“H- ‘00 ‘i .
. ‘ i- rrllt‘h and lunzlish publishers the Krcntt‘r massi L” ' us peep behind the scenes “1 Bat (”WV qusiity) Ub)‘ ‘00 to 700 . umlture hum
of tin l"liil‘l|‘lllil_\. and n.’ the \irllltt'r' roulri 5:1”. $41>.f>rl|,iitlt't n y..nr1,yp”m,_ (if Germans to- flho tour-room fist of Johan Schmidt PO " . V ea ‘
. . . _ kub1...............sootomo . e‘“
"‘ "l" A"“““'” l" ”"1" ““0 ""‘k l" ‘ luniincr. in SlN'Hll‘tK. tho niphalwtic let- "3;; _ IlIInId “1“:ro ofIBeriin, 8J0h‘n may be ‘ Suttr “bk ' " """""" “M “‘5 ‘ com
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”W" . l ‘ “‘i" n'“ m. ’h ’1 tl.rrr “1 a it rs that art- smut in pronunciatinu.‘ . , Ono “mp? \ .- i- ‘c (1'3“an 500 marks p". find '00“ to be. rationed ‘t three
«mu ll‘lu:v i): It 3: ml llm'inrt ll) I-ttwpt r— .. » - . . "Jm‘npd “ 13h") ‘ ' \' or a mrp‘u‘?“ 8350' wooa" mund‘ per hl‘ld per month at 530 ' th
]l\' Kills is estimated lry printing exports . indicating trvnul “ orknr, 9000: M1 W913 90003 "100' ER‘I (esch) . . . . CS ' 14 WALL STREET NOR‘VALK DOT“
zllu‘onri. ni‘ “'uKLS. ho 'xr;;\kr‘r. 9400: plumber 9165' builder Bre i! . . . . . . . . . . . . . a
. , ., .... . 7 _ c. . . '1 s (lb)..............1.... 165' 0
l ti. u... .r t. rmt . tut. tun pnsl._ It would Fm.“ MmrIm I“ ”r: would be inriin-IJm per hour; or drey driver 7000. Mrs. SChmldt.doesn't buy say we“. . E
nun Hut Ha) (um i:-t limlr ll. lllillltlfi v‘mw “In“. I,” muvh. At mm on: rd ‘0 I h i n kl Schmidt has finished his brcsktut She csn't snot-d it; nor egg-s. . . “.
t or rm; in in. il‘ ”than“... . , . . . , I. - ““rkmm show“ ‘N No slices or dark bread with She buys bread. potatoes dried fish. ‘
I I I tll..ll 1 wt our pm .Hi lwttr-rs .‘Inil sym- I... comfurlflhlv ‘tlxippmg and cup 01 coffee without ‘ a little some and som 'd'fl d ‘ vie!
i ‘. l’t'l'tllllll'l \. it titty lit» up ttln‘ -)l . ._ , .u, . s . . I ' -' , ' e I e peas. ‘
It... :1. I HM ,.,_I , I“ IIII {I m 11" . ," N -H- ':lln0(‘i,..lr_\. (NIH) and “0:; IciYI 1. r-al colloe been ir. it. But she thinks she will "shop" to}. - P“
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. nu II duty-r- IIII III in. IIIIIIWIIIII a \ ltlmut ri'nrl 1 our plmtu of not run 1100 line HO has “11de I‘ll! lunch of two wearing ‘99““1- l . . tha
, . I I- I - .i‘ll’i‘lllifl slml’lillml sot-lung. For in- I: I: 0' MI minrrs “gratin“; “I“; IS-ices of block bread with s piece or'di'nl“ "mi” “mm-“‘1 0“?“ d? not? ' ' 0 5m
, I . m .I. I r... III,“ III .. F .. . .. . .-._ . ('.. . . « tau” 9 and a n . sp sy or net. own; to the an to -i ‘ ope E n] ‘
. I . III II INIIlIrIlItII u in: throuLh lllnlifld of $pr” ”I”. m." the most important Esturtefl away earl: 2310:? c::pl:fl;r:: Lion in the mark. 80 you 30 inc “It“, I]. ve n S :13.
l . m. t .1 .:,.~n- n. l‘l‘1'1l“l'l‘,‘" l“"“‘*""‘" ‘“ ('“m‘m‘y' Hmrk. Tho shortest car rides now say that in. window “0- 1‘ you "it” - Z '3;
. II N. II. I”. l... n In I. - O -_s._s,._. : il‘ the minrr falls down on his job. in,“ 30 marks - suit No. 10 t‘hst you liked And then 0 t1!
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. ., 1 m 1 mm. s. 2\0rw‘ili. 1.\0te and Comment. 1‘ "rm.” If .kqflfl ”on" i Mrs. Schmidt. market basket on her )0" ‘0‘ "'9 ”me {0" ”mt 6”" All Thls week the
r, I l. -. . 1;. IIIIIIIII .m Mltlml‘ I: _. ‘__ l in .l.mu.tr). i. -i. the minors in the firm walks down i u t Mrs. Schmidt notes the following ; , 1
. ‘ “ (‘ . s i i‘i ,. . s Ruhr \‘nlloy not 6.1.90 marks per shift ' o r“ 0 one of “‘9 prlcpg;
1,. tu IIII IIII I in (.t the hll‘liil'. 11.: ll] .v mt: lilii(l\§ tor Lhristmns , «non hour-z his: dopartmnnt stores. iMen' 0 2 Th
,...;r. I .. ... .. , s \'ercoss......40.oo ;.
II I . I . man ‘1‘ i m tlu ) \.l.l imui :1 tin. lly thrlmr)‘ nt “.23 ilu‘)’ w”... There is (:vcr-prouni in Mrs. Mgn'. Suits _ _ . _ _ . . .. _ 50 0:0 3:34.; 66Xm ‘N, 99 Pp
n x: l l - mm (illllllilii‘I4 ‘ ' ‘ m-ttim: 123.34. "3' May. 1517.12 and ln'pqfl‘m‘m" mind- ”‘9 “I“ that her Men's Gloves from Gino to 9550; as ee ‘
v' . . ll. , .i. ~fl'llt w.- m: inter-.i \\ ill it till“ lit -i (floss roll is Cilili‘d I.lu‘.y. 25\‘,3§. Illislmnd ‘3 “inning, bNWi‘en 100 “Nd Men's Shirts ........ ”250 marks: sec
I t‘l ll 1‘ .. .. 1-.1‘1 l‘ ' - iii» )ulliii 1‘ Will \uii in? then"? i \Vh‘ n t “a: ‘n "1550“- tho mrtropnlis l 1;.IIO ’nnrks per d8)" Judge DOT 800k. " 0 . . ~ De
.. . I . ._ .. . .41.; IMII ,.II,m,nIsI . _ . 't . . ........... .0 to 1000 marks
w I II I I II I I . .. _ t'” thr- Ruhr. the on,” .33.“ they toldI mum of mind, “hen she beholds In the womeni‘s departme t she} ~ ~ '
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t. I. . .1 v \. . . x . ( I (luv may show from sun to sun; but‘mn‘- H" “In" "5”“ for "“7““ “'n “9” prices “*th do). can get s. blouse for 1750: " ‘nm‘i '.__' ...... ”I
' ‘ H‘ Mi- ”- H‘ is M uni-mums shopping I l't-ur tione 1--'5I-‘”, WWII-“1“; hi “Mum" I'0I4“ I n m?“ clsl silk dress for 19,500; a woolen= ‘ ‘ " ’° ‘ " ‘ -~ ,-, fie
i" :. ., ‘H II WWII“. I, II.“ mm“, -' ‘ ‘ - mnr 2s per my lto lllllli‘r ‘.‘l' n. .ian noon (lb). -. . ...... ... .1160 dress {of 23.500: Ibo?! s ‘
II". n...” ir-t' u :wvvvi many Mars. ltI it . .. ‘ ' ,\\'ii’(' and another 40 mnrlzs per <3:.y'i":1t Bacon (lb). ..............l$3il from ~M500 to 7500' stoékittgv‘iIII-z: ' flu
«u. ms :15 ll' imtlt shits \vrrv beginning tiuns“m\\f:m1vlr ill”. “ml. 1m. 3“ w “5””- (for onoh child. .Suusnge (lb). ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ’76 87‘ Ni 1050: .‘nd handkemh‘er' from th‘
in ill .I m. y “mm, In ImmIC ‘ilil “ ‘ "‘ iham m-n, but thcyI llo also not his coal inr a Very low “ionrrwurst (lb). .. . . . .. . . . 600 625 to 625. '
' ‘ 1 ' ‘ ’ . ' urt- om onus "lflllt‘ ow-r ”euro Soft Cheese (lb) 160 to 458 M A
III” in mug; :2 II , < . ., H . . . . . - ........ . r3. Schmidt sees seven] thing. -
I I . ll; 1"l> ilbhilllkI . _ . Rut ilston hov. prices ,umped from il~utter (1b.) 1650 she would like. but—the coal bin is ts!
. . ; r M: ; If you hm,- ;. “DIM. it "my be the tlvlr pre-wnr standard: lMargnrine (lb). .............. 1850 empty snd briquettes. made out 0":
II” IIIII I -. Q II ,, ' . _ l’mans which cost 22 pfonnigs a. Aprk‘ot Jam (lb) 6 ' -‘ V!
. i, ll. mat on the iu- louvl Lllristums tios ' ............ 2 s'cml am now cc" ’87 mark. to" ~
.l:. III II I ”rt-m. 'Il Irmwrl I t - pound—there are, 100 pi‘onnigs in a.I‘runos (lb), . , , 350 20.0 pounds. and she must buv emu l of
I I . II . 1 , l 3 he I - e - Imark—cost 60 marks in October. IDried peas . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 to 860 TOMORROW" More [noblerns rifled ' a.
1 i i' l . 'u, 1 r "' V ' ’ ‘ '>' ' ' . ‘
“I,“ . ,I. . I i .l lullllrs ”MM 'llu nmn “ho SXHAIS of! smokinglmuch more no“. [Coffee (poor quality) ........2600i by the filling mark m
\' thiilll u iu 'u lil‘ 1r [ll‘l‘si'lil cou- “UW 1" SMUHSTHUU to refuse Christ- ‘ ‘
“3H": “.l'irl' l'ut it is doubtful if nuts cigars. ------------- ‘ - - ......................... m
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ll.r\ \'..tl:l it) {Hi} ll); risk (If another" 0 e e BUY ' a
z .. mumlw 1.11.1... ”I present. ‘ iii<iv ihv children's prrscnts Wit‘nI , , ' - u
exan er s AUTO ACCESSORIES —-—— -
Inttzllllllll.“ \lili I.» unaillv to find some . . . u . n V m A“ Pr ‘ .- I A . F Christin” h
I" .. 'l . I v 1
url ,txnmlm t-ii lHlF. “till the nbulld- The ago-old struggle between Ire-' The thas Store FOR C‘HmTMAS , am I am Should be ' ‘albdle ' or ' I!
am o «it «witnt‘nm llii‘ tnw stnrks of mer- Inlml and England has ended, again. 7 I S '31 Ch ' W ’ f ‘ ' ' ‘ p Ind d m Yoour LISt. n
W, 1:..th I,“ 1.11.1.1, n... im— . . . COME DOWN! n pecl rlstmas rappmgs -— Free Delivery. . , - . . , a
l"‘*' ”it: Will] «um Immtr Hmong the. In some cases suitcases will suit as Call and Get Your souvenir. ' . , I. - . entxconsmts at every neweSt kmd for the- Lit; I
mm... W, .-. MW 11.1.1..." Imm III_Igms. You will b , » ' . , r ngoom. Dining Room, DemIlerax-y, Hall or Boudoxr, m
M ”W, W hum”... today II. . . . th be ti: e surprised to see W l a . a _ . . uInhogany, polyehmme, Reed and hand wrought Iron stands
strum- \ fur pm i lvusin u,‘ ’1r III-II If hell is paved with good intentions f e .83 “1 selection suitable ee 6 u Q 1 upp 9 03' wrtlunlk, glass or hand painted ParChment Shades"
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invu‘lm; ." 1.: n M” be ”paved New Yeah or this occasion. 14 West Avenue _ _._ . t . ‘ , Hm One of these lamps will make a wonderful gift that Will be
, .._-..,- . . . .................. _ 1 . ~ “ -‘ , .. , * _. remembered for many years, '
a , . - - . ' ' ' 1 ' ' - ‘
German T0 5 Some kids get what they want while SILKS LINENS ” . . . Mr Lam ‘ 2 00
y others get fienaibl regents I ‘,-.‘ _ An.IOQee‘eeoue-selel'eloeee$1e up
- . t: v. - WOOLENS TRIMMINGS ~ Table Lamps“ ' $7 50 up
\l "iv I ’ 7 ‘ . . ‘- Coeoogrooeceeeleou..¢0._eeeDe. e
. r I: '1 H ”l M the to” that l! cussing the weather made us fat VEL‘ ETS SCARFS ‘ ' 7‘ “ ' " ‘ W m - 00
mum 11m» ‘\|il bring to American . - .\" -» m""“'°"""°'."‘°'-'"' ' up
w... 1.... (1...... . _ , M would .1. be W... to "an... DRAPERIES BED SETS . , Boudoir-Latins . $350 up
. \t ..u . I II . Innis will have the If the Nevada boy who shot three CURTAINS BLANKETS W . . . _ °..'__- . e u e e c. e o . . . . . ._- e. . . 'A. . e
IIII- I l .u'lltmll} lillN‘l. This is the ‘ people Over grovvq up he can join our I. . . . ', . . .. _ _ _ _ V
.2,“ I. "Hm”: "‘V in'wrhrs- - army as a platoon. SLIPPERS‘ SMEE SLIPPEIS . F . '
""”""l "W73 h-I‘v definitely return ‘1 ' ‘ " 0‘ . ‘- V
- . aybe reformers live because it is - ' " 1! .» - ' 'L .‘
. They mil not appreciste anything better than a pair of Xena:
1‘! in our mnrktts.
liu' rmt mu :13: Mi: 3 scale as before
"mll'
in MM Amrlrit'n. bought $7,718,000
urtrih or (ivrvniu toys.
Hr
. Last your the
"‘5'!” WM nroun'l 83.600.000. and this
against the law to kill yourself.
Turkey snys site will grant no (it;
vorces to foreigners. What foreign-
ers ask is a‘ divorce from Turkey.
No. 8 North Main Street,
South Norwalk.
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Christmas is not over until the ani-
tor quits being polite.
S'Hfilil-Tl. .,
BOSTIN I
NORWA L K'
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Advertise in the Evening Sentinel.
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Come- in and see, our lsrge a‘ssortment of slippers
slippers. ,
Our prices are so rem noble
for men, women sud children. -.
that you can not help buthuy.
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