“mu 3:111 luv last in ill" uontls~lilw the man in this pen-picture by
¢\rllb[ Suttv lit"ili .'
It's a lli':l.tllll -\in ritm-v. And tlm prii'ty “ho gets lost generally is the
\ii iii” m' his U\\‘ll 1.‘ll'it'\~llt'\3'. 'l‘h-~ uise nil-n does not venture into a forest.
mum»; Miro la ...:. lml his way nut. It is rarely a. Woodsman or trapper or
lumlu l m: l; v. [m l- .n. ~ Lu: imm s in the tmth. Generally the victim is some
1 w- u lm .xpllm . a l.vl»‘.tlllill m' trrc-s (-1 \‘.'h||‘ll he is Ignorant and where he
‘lr'lflii‘.’ l :i'. no lill‘ll.‘ s
l'mw i' .« .r‘ iv: ln~= Ill ll.‘ \\'tlli|i“. “w lJlll lr‘ni'ti many things:
I‘ l l:.\"l- it is I‘ll\\ l‘r' in slulw l'\t'l’)llllll;.3 on exploring a lorcsi Willi which
\‘I‘ at. iwt mum.” tram-mill liv iuusliu: in propositions ”outside our own
ilm "it-ml in ill-tulip < m‘ \xliil'li \vn ll'I‘ ignorant.
Sl'.l.‘l',‘\ll: ln inwsting or twin: nv-w nutm‘prises. go slowly, keeping
pm “1;. .a‘ ti .. in]! \1 m HLlil .iplil ;‘.imili.irit_v justifies a gradual penetration
illV‘lll'ti ill I. 4. :i‘nr. l'lwm us ptm‘ralinlls put it in this form: "Don't carry
€|il31llil' v4: . In I.[]! l.l>i~‘~ :_"
'lllllil" ':'_. mmt tv~rl'il~le l‘u'rst that any nm- can ct-t into is debt.
llvflu‘, ill.“ u '1‘ ll « “Kim, 5 r~hardrr to get out of than inio. ‘
["1 >I'l:'l‘ll. llum initv (i005: not yet know its ultimate goal. It is like the]
man lmt m llw wind. haunts: to find :1 way out of troubles. occasionally'
hlLHnL: um ni' lusty-via. 'l‘hv ll‘t‘H'“: al'v iztnuranec. four. dishonesty. \‘lCiOllS
Illnlnt s ;.lld ".i'li1lti in l ‘i-»()p(-r.-.l(~_
Still. w ill. ll‘. lilflullli: his- man in tlm forest. has created a graphic picture
or ill".
SAUCE FOR PUBLIC! _
SAUCE FOR THE SENATE! '
l Senator Caraway. Arkansas. also a
-l.>cm0crat. takes a. difllerent View.
"He's seeking new and novel ideas
so asto mako his party really pro-
gm salve." says Caraway. "Any idea as
save 13,-0.3, recent; as 1.200 14. C. however, might.
he too radical and revolutionary for
the Republicans.
O Q .
Umuinurd from page one.
rrs who would pay turn and frolghLI
in unthinkable and socialisliu.
o o c
lurcuu ('ill‘irz lrvlng to
hosed :Il'l'l'wl'llalions for lllI'll' own,
lil\l‘l0ll!~l almost invariably :ligzlre-st|
to (ll iiernl l.orll_ director at tho luid-l
senatorial
cut. that the- amount net-dud can! Knnte Nelson. grizzled
easily ll‘ mull by cutting down the l 'I‘hor. was 80 years old on Groutdhog
apprnprrilmu lur sonirune else. lilay. Feb. 1!.
"'l‘h»..v'ro lllw the Sum. “ho was (iv-f King llaaknn. of Norway. where
in}: in II hrwiutal." Lord mtg, “'l‘a- . Nl-Istm was born. sr‘nt hint a radio
t’ni'r‘ l dil| .' ill: tnlvl tht- liursm "I \vaiitilmssagt- of pond greetings.
to hwy muw more the lllllhlL‘ of thci Harry hausrlmrty. attorney general.
llamupta' .su-ut him a box of choice chewing to«
“Ho they uni l‘nr tlu- pip: rs. and ‘ luin'i'n. .
tl‘cv (‘llllll‘ tn tlw llqulltll and skilled. lln appreciated the message. but
Homw stirring lulu-r. l‘ur tlu~ir strickn he enjoyed the hos of plug.
COIlllll'3llllltl. 'l‘hv Suit. inimmliutvlyf .\l n. rvcrnt, hearing before. the Ju-
t'hirkml up. ll. gut \\l'”. ,llli-iary Commission, of which Nolson
"in! all llzv ml . l‘ pail-vita rliml." :th rhairmau. ill‘ borrowed a ChCW
« - 0 * lmm Daugherty. having: rxhauslnt hi-
.lnlm ’l‘. .\llil.lllh'. .liriuihluai na- supply. lie told Daugherty later it
.Coxey’s army of unemployed marched
- probability of arrest as vagrants.
SOUTH NORmK EVENING SENTINEL’
Lincoln said, “Sag" is Hag“ ”
L. You SAVQ when you buy
1 ’SALADA’.’
~ 51' II A .3”
The Bent-is Always the Most Economical
- 300 Delicious Cups to 3 Pound -
BLACK (Or-age Pokoo Blend) MIXED and GREEN
Sold in Sealed Metal- Pockets Only.
Great Britain Has Her Coxey’s Army
Jobless Thousands March on London
GEORGE‘ LANSBI‘RY.‘ M. P.. ADDRESSING ITNEMPLO'YMENT
MEETINGS IN TRAFALGAR SQL’AH l-l. '
tL-c———_.______.
BY MILTON BRONNER the worklcss. Nevoofi‘ieless Parlia-
.KNEA 5‘."th Staff Correspondent. lmcnt was prorogued until Feb. 13.
LONDON.-——Not since the hard It was then the ligzirclr’upOIi London
times or nearly 30 years ago. when was decided upon. Many-lay Com-
munists are back of the thing. But
the regular Trades l'nion movement is
also interested 'alld on a. recent Sunday
deert‘ed that the day should be known
as “National Unemployed Sunday."
Over 1500 ’met‘tings of protest were
hold all over the United Kingdom.
The most interesting and most cru-
cial met-ting “as held in London in
{aniousl'l‘ral'algar Square. The speak-
ers addressed the crowds from the
Nelson monument. Things were done
upon Washington from all over our
middle west, has any great capital of”
a big civilized nation seen anything
like Londoh has been experiencing——
an invasion from Scotland and north~
cm England of the unemployed.
Several thousands have put in an
appearance. braving the hardships of
a. trump over ritinseuked roads, facing
cold. hunger. lack of shelter, and
Somo walk‘ed 600 miles coming there without police interference, that
from horth Scotland. mm“ are mar- would have led to wholesale arrests in
rled men who left their Wives and
American cities.
Many Communist organizations par-i
tieipated and brought their red flags
along. Before George Lansbury, 3
Labor member of Parliament. address-
childrcn behind. Their object. was to
focus attention upon their lot and to
force an curly meeting of Parliament
to deal with the unemployment prob-
“ V. ‘ l-NprwalkSz So. Norwalk
Tuesday. Feb 20th
limial chairman. has sailed for Hm'p' “as the. lwst he had ever tried. And lem. ed the meeting. the crowd sang ”The
and the Holy lamvl. liv expects to Daugherty. always thoughtful. re- There are, about 1.300.000 people Rod Flag." Lansbury sang, tooo.
visit the tmnh nt Kim: ’l‘utaukhanien, llll'lllllt'PI‘Cll lv'nute's taste when his out. of work in Great Britain. The The mcefing passed a. resolution de-
3_nou 3mm in.» asml. birthday rolled around. country gives many of the workless nouncing the. parliamentary holiday as
I'at. Harrison. lhrlilrwi'utio svnntnr As a hard r-hcwcr. Nelson is now an unemployment dole. Although a manifestation of indifference to the
from Missitsippi. suggests that. John undisputed \Vashingto‘n champion. this runs into millions of dollars Der chronic suffering-s of the thousands of
may be studying stylus in tombs. pro-
paratory to n C, 0. l‘. burial in 1.021.
llis only runnerup in recent years was
the late Chief Justice White.
year. the dole in many cases hardly
keeps body and soul together.
In the last meeting: of Parliament.
Summary of
Mornnrg News
My Assncintt-d I'rt~~~~
Germans declare French lmyl'o. in
Ruhr has crt-ntld ut'uto mill; lamina
in East-n. imp» i'illinz lives and hwulth
of thousands ni little children.
Asquithiau and Lloyd-(ivurgo
ties will ask British
urgo help from Lt'.‘l.ltllt
keeping European pruev.
Annie Mzwh‘winey is arrested at
Cork and has gone: on hunger strike.
her sister Mary declnros in Dublin.
Irish Free State troops begin ad-
vance on stronghold of ll‘rr‘gulurs in
county Cavan mountains.
Turkish authorities have ordered
old folks and children to leave Adri-
anople’as safety nimlsurv. Constanti-
nople news agency dispatch says.
Angora uuthoritis s are impatil nt 31
Ilmet Push-4's failure to turn up Con-
‘umntinoplo on his rrturn from Lans-
spno and allied commissioners are
delayed in vital conference.
New York city public library 80's
gilt! of 86,000,000 from John D.
Rockefeller. Jr.. Payne \Vhirnny and
par-
govrrmiwnt to
of Nations in
DOLLAR DAY
_IN’_
Sixty Mercli ts
. lone. Win Otta- tuhcara
‘ 0t Bargains
after Bonar Law became prime min-
ister. the big Labor representative in
the House of Commons insisted that
Edward S. llarlmcss.
Secretary linghes' telegram cruis-
ina: failure. or Chinese government to
answer satisfactorily United States‘ re-'
quvst {or explanation of killing of an
the legislature should not adjourn un-.
til something more had been done for!
men. women and children affected by
unemployment. ‘5
' They demanded that the govern-
ment treat the situation as a national
emergency and either take steps to
secure employment or else provide for
them a proper standard of mainten-
ance.
Amvrlcun citizen is censored by
toastmzister at. China Society dinner
in New York. o
l‘rr-sidcnt Harding restores Civil
Srrvice rights and jobs to seventeen
vinployes in Bureau of Engraving and
ll’rinting who were removed almost a.
year ago.
Representative Voigt, Wisconsin.
introduces resolution asking president
to call world economic congress and
reuvsting tuht France take steps to
pay its war debt to United States.
Final vote in Senate on British
debt funding bill goes over until prob-
Abraham Lincoln. Parents should see
that their children hear this man.
POLICE STOP YOUNG FIGHTERS.
The police were called in shortly
after noon time eysterday to prevent
a. tight. at the M. N. Mayehot‘t‘ & Com-
pany plant _on Merwin street. Two
employes of the plant were brought.
to the uptown police station bx, Pa-
trolman Thomas Dorney, but were
The. report of the‘firzht was made
by Dr. Robert E. Perdue to the po-
ably Friday lice. The police investigation show:
, ' . , ‘ ed that Andrew Young, of 45 W'est
Death in Detroit of Blah“) Charles avenue. and Arthur Genuario. of
ll. Williams, head of the Episcopal
diocese in Michigan.
M
High street, had had a fistic argu-
ment. wit hthe result that the former
needed medical attention. Young re-
later released. in
NOR\\'ALK M. E. CHURCH NOTES fund to press any charges and both
parties Were releasd from th custody
of tho police.
Gour'nud's
Oriental Cream.
The prayer service this evening will
he led by Arthur Middlebrook. The
service opens at 7:46.
Sunday morning the Rev. W. H.
Kidd. D. D.. of Stamford. superintend- ‘
out of the New York district of the
how York East Conference will
preach. Dr. Kidd. before being ap«
pointed to his present position was a '
successful pastor. filling some or the
largest pulpit: in the conference. He
should have a. large hearing.
On Sunday evening at 7:30 the peo-
ple of Norwalk will have an opportu-
nity to see and listen to a. man who
had many very Interesting and inti-
mate conversation with Abraham
l.lneoln. Rev. Henry E. Wing went
into the civil war as a correspondent”
for the New York Tribune. .In this ' V
capacity he gained much information b
about men and ”situations which he ‘
conveyed to the president personally.
His worth as a reporter and conveyor "
of secret messages won {or the young ‘
correqupdcnt a large plaoo in the
great president's heart and confidence. '
It is of the Lincoln he knew in this in- ' '
ttmatq way that Dr. Wing will tell his
audieneo on Emilia: evening. « " " i
All people are cordially invited to
avail themselves of this With T
The. Victor Record Hit
«with;
but one of the we m
“vino. who had m-
um
‘That You Don’t Want
to Miss— . ‘
“PARAoE OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS”
“Mn. GALLAGHER and MR. 'SHEAN”
' Played by Paul VWhiteman’s Orchestra '
75c
GET icons room—0r Phone 125. ond‘We‘ll
' Deliver It to You.
. i , .
Indian Fighter With
Gen. Custer Dead
DETROIT. Feb. 15.—Colonel Ste-
phen Y. Seybuxn. Indian fighter, who
figured in many exciting exploits on
western plains under Generalstllliles.
Custer and Crook,‘died Sunday. He
was sixty-five years old. '
Too Late for Clasmficatlon.
A C3121) 0F THANKS.
\Ve wish to than}: all our friends
and kind neighbors, Girl Scouts of
Sunshine Troop, No. 9. Chums and
Teachers for all past kindness extend-
ed to our dear daughter Julia.
MR. & MRS. J. R. BURNS AND
FAMILY.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiques, high prices paid for old—
time furniture, mahogany. cherry,
maple, pine. etc” also old china, glass.
anything of merit that is over 100
Years old. .
D. A. BERNSTEIN.
805 Weatport Ave. Phone 998
WANTED-Operat0w experienced on
silk dresses. Also learners. Carlare
paid. Anna Costume Co., 575 South
Pacific street. Stamford. Conn.
LOST—Between Grove street and No.
Main street, a part ’of laiy’s gold
fountain pen. Finder please return
to Sentinel Office“ and receive reward.
FOR SALE—-—Malc Beagle hound pup-
pies. 2 L2 months old. Extra. well
bred from huntibg stock. $10 to $15
each. w. 'r. Griffin. 435 Flax Hill Rd.,
South Norwulk. Conn.
F01: SALE—fl-btirncr gas plate. like
new,_ $5.00; also a white bureau.
$5.00. Phone 703-2 South Nor-walk.
I
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1923.
DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
“Geode Cheer Within”
A Place to Eat Par Excellence
Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home Use
CATERER FOR PARTIES
DAVENPORT STAMFORD, C
' HOTEL Music Every Evening—6:30 to 9:00 ONN'
NOMIN ATION BLAN K
Good for 5,000 Votes
-—in the——
EVENING SENTINEL PRIZE' CAMPAIGN
Only one nomination will be counted to the credit of all}.
one candidate.
50—FREE VOTES—50
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For .
Address
Trim neatly along line (do not Roll)
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February. Sales
~ C' ‘arette
Sale
2 days only
BRIDA’XaudSATURDAY
February 16th St 17th
200 Camel. . . . .5126
200 Lucky Strike (mm) 1.26
200 Sweet Caporals (205) 1.26
200 Chesterfield . . . 1.26
200 Piedmont . . . 1.26
200 Black and White . 1.26
200 Lord Salisbury (foil) 1.59
. .
W.~_.__ _~__ .
200Fatima . . . . 1.59
2mOmar. . . . . 1.59
100 Egyptian Straights 1.05
(20's. 50's. 100'.)
Im Helms: I 05
(20's. SO'I lw's) '
100 Tutkkh Trophies 1 05
(10'-. 50's. 100‘s) ‘
IOOMdrad. . . . . .45
roomogui. . . . . 1.45
100 Melachnnczpft‘gck) 1.45
lOONacural . . . . 1.29
100 P31511811 (Natural) . 2.10
100 Egyptian Deities No.3 2.1 0
100 Philli M rris
P (gumbtidge) 1'90
WEEKoEND
CIGAR
SALES .
Every Friday and Saturday
in Quantities of 10 or More
15c straight Lt Rosa Aro-
matics, . 10 for $1.20
13c Flor dc Murat Club
Cabinet) . . O for 98c
13c Major Perfectos, 10 for 98c
10: straight La Providencia,
Epicure . . 10 £01- 86c
10: straight Major-(Major)
10 for 86¢
. Rubberset
Shaving
_ Brushes
The name “Rubber-set”
guarantees the quality.
bristles arcsctin hard
tubbcr..Celluloidhandles.
The brush is a mixture of
good quality bristle with
rummage
GOLi) PLATED
Gillette
Safety Razor
Complete with 1 id plated
blade box, Zbladg-cina plush
l men-lease ' ‘ fith
tried. covered
“‘3“.- ‘- $353? ”W"
in Girls '5 e'
Guam {mu . . 980
f HARMONY
lilac Vegetal »
ins.
l
I"till“:AKEt
“W CandySpecials
HOIMEMAID
Chocolate Covered
T .1
NOUGATIN Eb
A crisp, rich, chocolate sized
with pan _2 mm. chock-Edd
of nuts.‘ n: of our most pep—
ulcr numbers n the reg-:13:
cc of 49c. SpeciaL
y reduced Februaryggc
only. lb. . . . .
PETER’S
Milk Chocolate
The half’pound cake that
regularly cell. at 35c. so wcil—
known for its superior quality
cha: it needs no description.
75c worth of standard merchan-
dise offered to you for 50¢ during
Fcb’ry for introductory purposes.
. The Cold Citarn Face Powder
is of the finest texture, in which
real Cold Cream is incorporated.
Jontcel Soap delights those desir—
ing perfumed, easy lathcring soap.
Soap and 5 0c .
Face Powder
R d c d ' '
Fibtufzry 221:8, 296
I rd w o o - o . a a
Baltimore Cailler’s
CRO
Allan-em
UETTES
rich milk choco—
A compact, convenient writing
paper package. Especially, suited
for travelers. 50 sheets of linen
finish paper and 24 envelopes in
. ' . . S .95
heavy blue portfolio. 45 I Dryco. large ....... l ;
1:9me 31786161 - . - c Horlick‘s Matted Milk. hospi- i
tal size ............ $2.59 1
:EIW Nujol, 100 oz size . . . . 83.89
Ladies’
HARD RUBBER
Mmeral 011
MT)!”
Modemwayofoombat—
mg constipation. The
finest type of oil we
know. Highl refined.
1&0:.bottle. Kegularly
80c. February special
The full
69c
Dressing Comb
A strong, h
9—inch comb.
Prgcdcallvunmkablo Su
13
Every tooth bufi
and
polished,separa ' ch h ' i1
without catchfiore bite“ y
ii?
Regularly 55c. Reduced
for February only . . .
SYMBOL
Hot Water
_ Bottle
Red rubber, full Z—qt.
capacity. Guaranteed
one year. Has
neck,
3n unusually wide
3 it mymfill. Mould;
edinoneszéigcxtmheavyjfk.
dwinchbmryco. .
0
in; an}. disk individually it
wrapped in lilverfoil.
fifldhmmmhi? 25c
LowCutPrices
.9-
Oriole Writing Paper ..
Bay Rum, imported. S 02.. 50c
“fake Up Alarm Clocks.
Rubbing Alcohol. 1 pint.
‘w"" “.13‘
' 4.2a
PURE TABLE
Olive Oil
. \
Nodbeft’teg salad or cable all
m c. ompeisnissynonvmous
with Quality. A blended oil.
dean and clear good weight.
ueulng a p eannc, nutty
vor. To 0 in use even
is...°'3*-"'°..“.E« .21.; 49c
Week-End .
Food Specials
PrideyoadSmdaym-ly
m a ma) w'“!
amt-aw: 2 for 52c
7“ “m... 2 fizr 51c
mm 2 for26‘c
pl ml 0 3;" 3k 2flr39c
mom“: : :uo‘ggm 2161-160
um“! Ema” no as: 2 for 26¢:
”who: Zfbr 31c
l ,Wzfirfic
roar-$3 21mm
“5.3m 990
-¢)(‘
99L‘
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