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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 25, 1922 · page 8

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EVENING SENTmEL :23.°:::::::.:*‘::.::.$.32: . St. Luke 11:7-18 \ . ,
South N orwalk, Conn. and they no ssbsmed to sdinit it and r——_—_—i _ . ,7 , , . . , .,
Established 1870 by James saloon . :(Zizruxthir:rih:;;iue 0°!" , 7 , --~ " ’ ' '-

3. L. 3 A- L. GOLD“: mp5. It'sliould be one of the essential
EARL C. DELAND, functions of school work to discover

Editor and (losers! Msnsger. these eye defects and try to influence
parents to fie them remedied. Ne-
!“qu dnlly. evenings. from Sentinel lglected eyes often develop serious trou-

 

 

 

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“Nam" 97 W”“"“°“ street. bios and unfit people for the work
South Norwslk. -
Telephone: Norwulk 9‘3 and 98. they could otherwise do. —“ December 22, 1922.
Branch Office: 46 Well street. ——-—‘——."———‘ ' .
Norwaik—Telepbone: Norwnlk 1888. Thermometer. . At a t m '
Single Copies Three Cents held 9::1‘: eeting 0‘ the Board of
Iiv Mail ............ . $9.00 per year, m ‘ ,. y, t W" "fad that interest 3 ”steel,
. In Medicine Hat. Canada. thevtheia 014V% .. m I); ‘ . a the 1'88.
Entered at the South Nor-walk Post ‘ mometer drops to 34 below zero, not ’ pu- ll “Edited to demitop‘in ”I.
Olllce as Second Class Mail Matter- ,0 bad (or that country. On the ““38! mm for the current shutout!“ end
ing December 31st, 1922, payable on mum Jan:

 

nary 10th, 1923.
Deposits made on or before January 10th Wm
draw interest from January lst.

CHARLES E. HOYT, Treasum-_

MiniatureAlmanse for Tomorrow same day a temperature or 74 de-
Qun riqps 7.17 sets 4.09 grees above is reported from Miami.
I, - u , nuts

lligil tide 5:03 ii. m.. 5:18 . m.v F1“-
p There's a difference of 108 degrees.

The Associated Press is exclusively yet the human body easily “I?“
“filmed ‘0 "1° “59 for Exbgczgkfi 3f- itself to either extreme. Nature gives
all news dispatches cre 9 most of us marvelous physical ma-

not otherwise in this newspaper and
also any local news published herein. chines when we enter the world.
All rights of publication of special When something goes wrong. with

dispatches herein are also reserved. the machine. it's due to abuse or
neglect. Like an onto. its life de-

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

m
L A Thought for TOday pends on the driver.
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A wruthflil man stirretii up strife. .
but he that is slow to anger sp- EXPIOSIOH.
pcnseth strum—Proverbs 15: is. . - _.._
l ”k . . . Twelve tons of the war explosive.
Anizcr s e
A full hot horse, who. being allow- TNT' are ”t off at R'erCk’ Wash.
mi his way, The explosion lifts a. ledge of rock. ~
Sclr-mrfllc tirrs him. weighing 60,000 tons, and shoves it;
—»Shnkespenre. into a river.
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' At this rate. 1,650 tons of TNT
The Day Of Days- have enough power to blow every

person in the United States lnio the
Many yours. sxo n little girl wrote sir .
M ”m NP“, “Wk film: “I” therr a That gives you a glimpse of what

 

Sunni t‘llllis?” i“l'i‘lnl’i3 “m‘rc°”""“power-harnessing-bv-man is loading ‘
(‘liurl'll (innit-roll llf'l' lctilir in :m ed]. to. for the future. P R

torilll “mill is il i‘llrlstllins gclii rind '

whivh rhinos t'\i'l‘ brighter wirll the . . _

mm 0, ”W, Editorial Notes. I I

"ch, \‘lrclllln. thorn is a Santa
Mrs. Santa Claus does most of Mr.

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i‘l'dll! llc- "\lSlH :u curl iillly as love . ' .lu " ’ ' ’ ,. ' ‘- 1 ' ' \ . " . ~ x \ . .
Sillil L'i lH-rnsiiv :illii lii‘\1)li0n t‘xist. Alld’ Santa Claus we‘rk.‘ . ‘ ‘ . ‘ ' . -' i " ' . ‘ i‘ .ll \- 'i \\\\\\\\\X\\ ‘
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.\tl1 mo“ lhlt lilt’y nhounl 'irlil gve “'arsaw is under martial 1a.." b” ‘ < . ., , . ,. . 'l h» _ .‘V _ .~ -. -_ . _ . .

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M 5"”- M" 1‘ h”: "t ) 1' ‘V d cause “’arsaw saw war.

 

 

 

 

 

jnv. A? is' How lilcnrv would be ”1'. . . .
\xnr'l if llmr-N more no Fontn. Linus Swearing on New Year not to mpm. . , _ . >
ll mum in». n! .lnmw a1 li‘ tllore » t‘rt‘i Nu, Chmtm“ “a d003,... can..." * Give a Vittrola and_be assured your gift \rzil brigt
m ‘H't'mi‘ TM" ““"l’" “t“ "° ° - ° 7. And she ill-might. furill ilor firstborn Still. multitude of the heavenly host rais' G d if“ greatest measure at happiness. I
rhllrllxh fnlrli int i. no pal-qr). 10 rn- A golfer tells us the tea at the and Wrapped him in swmmnng clothes and liiiii saving p .mg 0 i 8" W h .’ V. . J. . .
mourn in mnk‘ iolrrihio this Exisi- nineteenth hole is all moonshine. hill! in a nmngor hogan“: lilf‘l'i‘ “-3.; 110 X‘OOXll for ' ' l .e‘ 838 ictrolas In a large range Of-i‘ea‘h‘ml C95"
mm anmri" soc-v: Santa, Claus. out 0 - . them in ”19 mm H, Glory to God in the highest, and on earth ! and finishes. Come in and make your selection 03:33:.

' n .‘ : . ti - . 1". i Moore‘s com "The N ht “More . c i“ " - ’
:jl ' " n'rlmin ”It“: llmirl ii: :Oi '13: Christmas: has horn rilfmed rot 8' Am! ”In." “.0”, ”l the same Mum”: “1W" P a H good “In tomard men.

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" ‘ g l herds nilldlng lll «he ilcld, kccplni; \vntch (l\'(‘r 10. And it came to pass. as the augc‘ls were, m About Our my Payment P133-

World a". limp.- that noithor children: they call the picture "Nothing Stlrv their “link by nicllt gone awav from them into heaven, the shepherd
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7H"? .... , .4 ". ling." _ <1 I] I I ' ‘ . -
" i till i q \' (0717‘ ii] .ll't illi' “(ill)", I ‘ O ‘ “(11 ll”. 11] an" ‘ F] if thI I I l Bi‘thlohénl sllld see 1h's ‘h “g “ “It'll ls “Oine to I h ‘ ’
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[f rv 1 '11 q II V 9” l)a-““i “-hlih the L0r(l hath matit' kliOitfl ullto US. '

milln .‘t'l'i sro what nlrlkr‘s the noise .
about them; and they “‘(‘l‘t‘ afraid.

 

itirl ll". illll Hunt is :1 Nil covering the would be no insomnia.
' ' ' lil -\lid lili‘ all cl <- ‘i l 16. And the ' ‘ h -
”noun \vnllrl vvilii‘ll not ilm sironltcst. - . . g: .dii llilto ilclil, l‘tdl‘ not; 3. came m: has“. and found .
"UH, Hm. ,wn H”, "mm, “rang. Ml “19 3- 5 1WWW I ship a name may for: llclloid. l ill-lug you good lldllllzs of great joy, Mary, and Joseph, and the babe lying in the man- 70'” North Main Street
nil the nil-ollrrst men that. ever 'ived soon stand for Ship Subsidy. Which Shall be m a“ POODIC- gcr. ‘
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r ”bl t M ”H”. on” ”Hm. ran-”v Did you know that iith hats for of David a Quviuglfmivlllsi(filml':1 (1.111% (int; ”i1 ”‘1? City \ k 17. A3“! “139;: ”1931th 9.30011 if. ”195' made
prir l . Mi 0. romance can push hilldt’ spring are being made NOW? 9 k. . . - ’ll'lb li‘ .llll , “(nvn abroad 1. €- 58} "lg Wthh “'85 tOXd them
thnt curtain and view glory hrjy'oncl. . . ‘ 1__ Am] “Hg shall b0 3 Slfll‘i 1m.” ‘1‘": Ye COHC‘f‘l‘iilng “"8 Child. .

l. .i .-.ll rcnl? Ah. virginla. in all, path“. always hams what his shall find the hobo wrapped in S\\‘8(itiilll2 clothes, 13 And all (hm. that heard it wondered at -

this World there is nothing else real Christmas proscnt costs. lying in a manger. fhnsp things which were told them by the she
mul abiding, - . . 13. And suddenly iiiOl‘t‘ was with the angel :1 herds. p
"No Frinirl C‘lnlls'f Thrlnk God. ho Near \Vest Rumiley, N. H. a man

Ham fll'l'l llxcs i'orchr. A thousand caught an eagle ill a skunk imp.

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\mm from now. Virginia—noon ten‘ much to the eagle's disgust. ,
times ten thousand years from now‘ ' ‘ ' rman 0 ; a 18 S a] a 0'

he will continue to make glad the The sewing machine “’33 patented

 

 

 

heart of childhood." in 1790 and neighbors have dropped
. . . m to use n 9‘." 5mm. BY MIUI‘ON BRONXER ruin}: " 'inpcaring as the "Ncue Preus i As soon us the '
, . ‘ . g . . - . se National Socialists ' ' ' .
(‘hriatmng Ia mm luv." 3 date an a a . ALA Stair Corn-Sponge“; lsisvlic Zo-iiillg." restores the iron cross ‘under various disguising names souxbt From our SM 13 Sure Of a Life-long AppreCla“
iho (‘nif‘l‘lllrll‘ or ii smmn of the your. A Washington man has paid $500 JiltLIN. —- Open- :10 its my. hem" With the motto: ”For- to organise outside Bavaria, the Ber.
It is a ”WNW”! ”Mn“. mm" than: {or :0 egg, that have," been laid, i.“ when “me. {“fl'l"? “illi God for king and Coun- iin government dissolved'fhciorgsniss. .
. in. This in the capital of the Ger- tions and forbade their meetin‘l. "

place and officials l
‘llcrmlt. secretly. i
when the rcvl-i-uul
is true. German ; lllut‘ iii'putlos. Among the 459 mem- ,Schweyer said he saw no danger in the

Mongrel/lists work jiwrs the Social Democrats lead with-National Socialists. ‘ . O
for resto -u -1?8. the Central Part 6 .
m on of Y ’1“ 8 "“3 More recently the German sovern- A llge v llle Fut lllture CO

 

so this must make the hen nervous.
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Have the movie reformers consid-
ered barring all films in which any

movie actors take parts?
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mail rc uhlic.’
D : Bavaria ignored the decree. In the

TfiroiilnE-Mfln cicrnal reminder or
In the Roichstag the Monarchlsts Landtax. Minister of- the Interior

what :1 Aim-oils. imniltlful existent-c this
life on mllth could ho if it. were not
for the v-rush of selfishness against

selfishness. h ( \ i
a t ron . lc-rmnii .‘nt onai Peo le P .
e ’ p ' arty 67 men issued decrees against student so.

 

'Thercln is Christmas' real charm. I; ..
"stile auto driver In fa. v o r e d l I‘llis latter is th. art of the Junkers
It unveils what life could be. i‘ither hulldin 0111' u dran into .' new places, like ’and Monarchists. pits :8“:th lender cleties in iyceums “d “Wu-“u“
d“! M ”w war are matter-(if-lnct. . g g s p on may claim it "What" Bavaria, l is Kn” I‘lelflcrich. whose existence it deemed a menace to
‘ . the state-eccleties dominated by sons “NORWALK'S LARGEST STORE"

was on the wrong side of the street. . . .
they a“ ‘ e r 5 Not part of the National Peoples of Junker families, of old omcen now

 

hard as agate. revealing life as we
. e e e ‘ .
"0M" "' rcflcctlng ourselves. Reader asks if a. clause in s. will in 533d" Bani): 81:3 Party, but playing the Monarchist 'Without t“ ”b" ‘ '
, _ .. ' ‘ game. are or .. izat n ‘ ‘3
Chrl'stirrlast: the gay 021:2}: be i your favor is ,0 Santa Claus. Y”. Redd", baxonv, ilogion 5"?! to s whose name is But the trouble, even outside of Be.- 13 North lain 8t. \ South N0
csune , s e one ay 0 year the ' ' I '
e . . . ) lune secret Then there are such secret orsaniza- xsria. is that the government is never
organizations. sure it has accomplished its purpose.

 

 

tions as brought about the murders It’lmlyed the Orgesch. a semi-mili-

when each of us strives to make I h. A bird sang over the Detroit News' T d
"Der as" use .
of Lrsbt rgcr and Rathenzu. tary society, and pmucslly the next

ers happy. Clvlllzed future genera- radio. Why not broadcast chicken 'HELFFERICII to be the day of

tions will look back and marvel that it trying in some country kitchen? which Kaiserist Germany was to de- After “1986 murder! iJw sovemmerit day there was formed s union of ex-
nevcr occurrel to us to mike s. Christ- 0 s e clare war and beat France, England ”“559‘1 “1‘"! for the republiC'l safety. lmembers of the 0130.011-

and any other countries that stood in These laws have b70118)“ th. republic There is never my’lsck of‘money to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

mas out of every day in the year. Ordinary travel may broaden one, (1 th B

__.___._____ hut Christm , tr . the path of German monarchicai a" B ovarian covernment into .
. l J. inel flattens one. plans. 'shurp dispute. The latter h” looked entineer these orientations. The
Public Improvements ' ' ° .. with “(In . l t . . - Hohensollerns give none. The exiled
- SH”, "a wing". so they can be 'Der Tag now is the day upon . i e‘° 9" ”‘3' “9°” “rum" 0" kn."- is too greedy: his sons too hard
shortened s. 1 which they will overturn the republic sun ““0"“ whose aim 1" ‘0 333' the up. The money comes from Junkers,
The march of public improvement 3“ 1:" . and substitute for it the old monoclerl least. anti-republic“). owners of big-estates in ' Pomerania.
is not commonly an easy one. If the A cow has fou- '1 h swagger-in; Junker clan. Bavaria. “ms“ “9°“ 3911‘30Vem- Brandenburg. Hanover. East Prussia.
Wojrr'ls that ._ communitv needs for ' .cmac 5 "id “"3 Time. circumstances and condition “me“ ' h°m° ““9- Thf' undoubtedly The hard times do not bother them.
its development call for any ublic is what g, boy wishes he was. so play into their hands that the Mon- :as the Bllpport °t “19 mass 0‘ Blvfl'f Their pofhtoee. rye, wheat and hay
' p 0 s o srchists are making substantial gains. ’ans' . have brought top prices. Their farms

To those who feel Germany hasn't ‘ One of recent Bavarian develop- are constantly working for the kniser's

money, as frequently they do. t‘ cre Speaking of full measure. many s,
., friend. they say: “You drove out ments was formation of the Nation‘s! family.

 

 

 

 

sre usually some who will oppose pint bottle holds a barrel of talk.
them. and sometimes when the ncz-d 0 e e the kaiser and g“ the Versailles treaty geclallsts. They are not Socialists. w.

ith its cup of humiliation." hey are ionarchists. It he. be V ‘ Kl' In”!
for such action may be ve teat. Marriages "'9 made in h w 3 e! -
Th—v will often fl ht small 1'? 8 i delivered under mist] t elven and To the workmen: “Under the kaiser openly c rged they have cranked TOMORROW. ‘t the- ”! -
firms that would :ot artectatph‘elloprJn e e i "I— your was!!! went farther." storm troops and secreted weapons. lee. ’

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To the small business man: “Under Mussolin 3 success with the Fascist!

m"? mom than a few emu Weep and the world weep. with the Hohenzollerns you never had to in combating the Italian Socialists a" Doyou realize poetry for sprint
“hue high “no! hamper a WWW. you, laugh and they "mm you n". pay “ch monetary tribute." brought new ambitions to the Nation. mansllles is beln: written new?
growth. let the amount of the tax coal in your cellar. The Monarchists have press. pam- a1 Socialists. They dream of I. move- " . .‘ - .
late is not the only think to be con. 0 e e phleteers. b00k writers. {13:31: :shifl‘ih 1:118.“ lpmludd over 062* it uwmm.ud cdnchmu m
{idol-9d. A town must provide me ”I. All people acting foolish are not A shiny Bavarian professor in a big It. would ”:1 51:31::me1: .3?er esuse -, , 1‘“ es.
vantages and improvements that other acting. unlvafiity ”’0'.“ that German‘ are 3° the MonarChists. The Other any h the . ' l . . . v ‘ ’ *
new. have, or so backward. If it i. e s s cons tuted that they must i'l’ave a. boss. Bavarian Landta’g one of them I'm Dontrfofiet the Ch as do ' ".
vulllnlz to incur reasonable expendl- AH work and no play shows Jack I. _, The °ld neWIPIDOr. “Kreuz Zel- .the cry-"L0“? “V9 “19m“. ‘ , i“. “00' "Swap Early." h ’ I
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"1"“ '°' 'mpmvmem" “ "“1 “0“" e . . rim GO snort-mo mmv'
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1a 3 [min frir more than the expsn- The nicest part about going home AND FIND NEW HOME BURNED

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”3.3113": “mm" h you can tell all kinds ‘ fl.‘ 3 ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘
a settle down to s. cheese of crazy things about where you have BRANFORD. Dec. 24.—Late yester- ree . gs . ., I I ..= i _ ~ A

 

”mm “"1”" usually set into a rut been. day afternoon Phineas Talcott and his

and stand mm while others
so ahead. 0 o a wife of this town left their newly ' i '
. ' - To Our Friendsasd Postmaster a l"

M F1“. 3,. too small. Notice by built home in s. remote section here
to do some shopping in New Haven.

Defective chsnslns s. little spa b um - . .
Eyes. veniences become bileilt u n con. When Mr. Talcott returned at night . v “ " ‘ ‘ , ' f

 

 

inconveni- he found nothi ‘
0 .. , ' ‘ us but embers where it
mashgulrn rno school children. 10.- °"°°" . - h“ hm“ 1’“ we" ’ I 922: . h L r I
v‘ 0" mid to have eyes male or o e e The house. which‘was in awood- ‘ i i l ' " 1' ‘ - ~ ' V 1" h” I i i i V :
———__~ - 1nd ———.~ _ . . " ' X ‘ ' ‘ .

1.... “not“. Mmy mm d ‘0 w", Csrpentier will fight am in March. lend section about e._ half mile from
special-in, l'lld if they are not l.‘»'\‘itl- '0 0110 Will come In like I. lion and the “we; ”“3th?- will completed
ed with in. game We" an“ to their go out like . lamb. . several months ago. The tire was
eyes, their Work ”I who” and their. . . . first discovemd by, children ,who

.whoie care-r". may b. hum". 1; Chicago woman found her mun. m intu’fggimthe‘rfignflmm ;
A. Child suflenn‘ With headache.“ “Shunt! .10], “I‘m to m m ht. to." m.m » .._' t
a. mu 0, m mun m“ in mm mm in Bones. my time wss . M a
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