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' EVENING SENTINEL
~« South 'Norwalk, Conn.
Established 1870 by James Golden
n. L. a A. 1.. GOLDEN, Proprietors.
EARL c. DELAND, '
Editor and General Manager.
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South Norwalk._ _
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A THOUGHT
I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and
tho lMt.—-.Rev. 22 :13.
Death borders upon our birth; and our cradle stands in our‘
grave—Bishop Hall.
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One Step. Forward
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Mavor Barton, at the suggestion of the city council, is to‘appoitnt
a committee, of five .to investigate and report to the QOIIIlCll at its
April meeting, on the city’s fire equipment needs.
This is one step forward in a matter of great public importance.
It is a foregone conclusion that the committee—any committeef—will
find that the present fire apparatus is inadequate. There ls'notlimg
V And it is to be hoped that the recommendations : _
made by this committee will be acted upon promptly by the council, ‘ , .
the board’of estimate, the mayor and any other properly constituted
It is also to be hoped
that not too much red tape will be wound and un-wound before some-
else they could find.
authorities having a hand in such a matter.
thing‘dccisive is done. Delay may be altogether too costly.
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O O O
Debtors, Good and Bad
The Robinson amendment added to the British-dcbt-rofumlingi
It does away with the House
requirement that all other foreign debts shall be settled on the same
basis as the British debt, and so leaves thc refunding commission free
This is only
common sense, because the conditions affecting collection of the va-
bill by the Senate is a wise provision.
to deal with each debtor according to circumstances.
rious debts are very different.
It is agreed by financiers that Great Britain is the only import-
hcr obligations.
France’s payment of the four billions shc owes us depends on what
she can collect from Germany, how much expense she incurs for mili-
Italy ’s payment of her two billions
is affected in much the same way, and by the additional fact that
Those two nations may be able to pay eventually
Beglium, too, may pay her half—4
billion or so eventually; but Americans do not want to drive a hard
ant debtor unquestionably able to take care of
tary purposes, and other factors.
Italy is very poor.
if they have easy enough terms.
bargain with Belgium.
The other debtors are good, bad and indifferent.
so on, down to Liberia, which owes $30,000.
0f the nearly $12,000,000 owed by 20 countries, several billions,
.iiicluding England 's, are sure; several more are doubtful, and the
There is Bus.
sia, owing us $230,000,000, which we shall probalby never get; Po- ' °
land, owing $150,000,000, almost as doubtful; Serbia, owing $60,000,- ‘
000; Austria, $27.000,000: Grcccc, $16,000,000; Cuba, $8.000,000 and
Note and Comment
A patriot
“My Country 'fl‘is or Thee"
making out hi sincomc tax.
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still have March winds.
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This country i. so
only about $250.01
cream every your.
0 O O
poor
lug monty for acting in
whlch has 200 chorus girls.
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After arguing with movie stars
ant colonel in the l'. S. reserves.
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,Ncw York undertaker who
choked to death on a fish bone.
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Spring trousers are
can get them on over your shoes.
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In spite of talk dbout
planting baseball _most men
golf scores are typographical errors.
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The man who said
thing new under
ing socks without holes in them.
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An ugly man is a darn sight better
looking than a. pretty man. .
O O O
Human nature
knock your town
ght for it when
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is what makes you
while in it and
away.
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Practically all or lost Jnn'c‘s bride-
rest is hopeless. The obvious thing'for Uncle Sam, as creditor, is to ' “mm“ k"°“’ "°“’ 1° ““5“ “31"“
s ' a o s - “0“"
do the best he, can in every case, taking into account all the financial, . . o _
industrial and human factors involved. Our ambition is to know a tele-
By this method it may be possible to come out without much real
loss. For in cases where it is necessary to cancel indebtedness or'
settle for less than 100 cents on the dollar, it may be possible to ob-
tain concessions in the way of diSarmamcnt or business opportunities.
would be well worth bargaining for, if they
The former particularly
cannot be. obtained otherwise.
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Tooth Cleaners
No one is actually campaigning against the worthy and useful
_ . sts and physicians are shifting
the emphasis slightly from mechanical cleanliness to the addition of l
protection against decay and
habit of brushing the teeth, but. deuti
proper foods to the daily diet as a
scurvy. Says one prominent doctor:
“Orange juice has a
for scurvy; latterly
the toeth'and to pr
article of diet.
juice comes close after the citrus fruits.
good as orange or lemon.
keep the teeth than by
as you eat.” -
The toothbrush remains a mightilyuseful article and its cult
ithout the anti-scorbutic foods men-
save the day against tooth decay.
needs to be maintained. But w
tioned above, it won’t be able to'
, CONVICTED 0F.
FRENCH WANT
MURDER, sma ,
great reputation as a preventive of and cure
it has been found to prevent decalcification of
eserve the teeth when taken as a regular daily
Lemon juice is quite as good in all respeéts. Tomato
Grapefruit is probably as
Apple—well, there is no better way to
cleansing them with these natural cleansers
phone girl and see if she gives wrong
answers when you have a date.
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MISS MARKS INJURED
Miss Mary Marks. daughter of the
Rev. (3. A. blafks. and a school teach-
er in Stamford. is staying with her
sister. Mrs. F. J. Morrison. 40 “lest
avenue. first district, and is receiving
treatment from Dr. Morrison for’ in-
juries sustained by her fall on a slip-
pery pavement recently. when she in-
jured the ligaments of one of her legs
and also her knee cap.
MECAN ENJOY ;
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CHIROPRACTOR'
. 95 Washing-to Str at
l South Norwalg, Colin.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY
9 to 12 ”and 1:30 to 6:80 ‘
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Over in Paris, three men are tak-
n show
“’1“ Hays has been made a licutcn-
so loose you
golf sup-
think
there was no-
the sun was hunt-
x, A, 1;—
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77 .fl....
is a man who whistles
while
.W’e still have longer skirts. but we
we cat
.000 worth of ice
Friday is considered unlucky by .11
almost
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u. s. AGAIN To
PRESS CLAIM ON I
“R11 1% cons
By Universal Service.
“’ASHING‘TON. March ‘c'.-—Frefli'
demands will he made upon Great
Britain and France for the payment
of the $250,000,000 owed the United
States for maintenance of the Amerlo
can army or occupation in Germany.
it was announced in official quarters
this afternoon.
PLANS TO MY
UP wum: WAY
By l’nivcrsal Service.
NElV YORK. March 7—The “'htte ’
“’ay will be as dry as the Sahara next
‘lius lSONE
' age-rm; oo
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{ifim‘ .-
i Eyes Examined
Better”
A iperson should have their
eyes examined at least once in
two years.
CONSULT us.
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Glasses Fitted
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W. A. McClelland
-- Incorporated — '
OPTOMETRISTS — OPTICI‘NS
228 Atlantic Street,
STAMFORD,CONN.
Next to Woolworth's. Tel. 1691
month. according to Palmer‘Canfleld.
or the legal department of the United
States offices of the Federal Prohibi-
tion Department. .
lie said today that permanent in.
junction proceedings against twenty-
five of the city's largest cabarets and
restaurants will be brought, in the
Federal Court in April. .
Mr. Cnnfield asserted that he had‘
two hundred affidavits from patrol-
men stationed in, places which have
been charged with liquor violation at
various times.
Mr. Canfleld expects to see at. least
twenty-five places closed. In all. said
the attorney. dry officers have evi—
Storm King Rubber
THE SOUTHLAND
ANYWHERE IN THE :0
‘ I like the South—a. lot of it—though now and then some Spot . L i
{ Does not exactly thrill me through and through; 0‘
. And in this southern latitude I sure am full of gratitude
For all the friendly things that people do.
They have a joyous way with them that brightens up you,»
And they're not out to rob you of your Chink,
But one unkindly reference I make with all due deferean;
I wish that they'd make coffee fit to drink!
it
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a “lit; 1'
12‘."
It's muddy as their rivers are! I wonder what folks' livers a».
Who drink this southern coffee every day; “
A spoon will scarcely sink in it, there must be lye and ink
It's strong enough to pull a heavy dray.
By some internal trickery they fill it full oi ehlckory
And then. as if that were not quite enough.
They stew it for an hour or two, thus giving it the p°“-er to
Compete with T. N. T. as potent stunt.
in it,
Sometimes. by luck that's notable, you find the coffee potzlje
A drink that anybody can imbibe; '
But mostly it’s incredible, a. beverage so dreadable
That nothing in th language could deseribe.
Oh. southerners, you've treated me superbly, and you've greeted m.
\Vith courtesy wherever I have stayed: ‘
I love you most adoringly. but still I cry implot‘lngly.
I wish you'd learn how coffee should be made:"
—lii§lLTl_l_\' [py
(Copyright. 1923. NBA Service, Inc)
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- T()MORRO\\': )Iuddy Alabania‘.
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SUITES FOR BUT ............... $139.5l
THE NEW STYLES IN DINING ROOM
A big shipment of handsome dining suites, just in
choice of a wonderful selection of up-to—the—minu :- .
spring rcfurnishing. \‘l’cll constructed dining: Sill: ~
long table, large buffet. five chairs and one host‘s . . .
chair seats upholstered in leather, can be securmi for a: In.
as $139.50. '
FURNITURE, RUGS, RANGES, REFRIGERATORS A21
OIL COOK STOVES
— OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH US ——
‘ Sterling Furniture Co.
127-2931 Washingtbn St. Phone 105
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South NC ~:l‘
. Spectacles
. Boots
$2.98
Self Service
Shoe Store
8 No. Main St. Bo. Norwalk
deuce against two thousand places but
the mest important will be taken up
first. ~;
' PRA'IT’S
Buttermilk Laying Mash
Scratch Peed
Pastuerized Milk and
, Cream
Sweet Creamery Butter
Fresh Native Eggs
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“ Eye Glasses
Eyes examined by a competent optometrist—over 20 years' ex
Hence right here in Norwalk—perfect fitting guaranteed.
Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing in the best possib‘e man —
and promptly.
A complete stock of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
ways on hand. '
O. B. JACKSON
.58 WALL ST. Jeweler G. Optometrist NORWM-K
Headquarters for Gruen Watches.
GOLDEN’S CWMTM TORE
Suits} $12.50 to.$22.50 -
Fbrmerly $20 to $35
. ASHER GLICKSON
..-Asx soon oaoosa roari-
. 50c Doaen. . fligh'Gl-nde Home Made Candice
Poultry Remedies . Agent tor Popular Brands or Chocolates .
Make Hens Lay and Pay ' “"”‘-_ Sanitary Fountain Service — mu Fruit Sodas Dali!
‘ ,_____ , - THE NgRWALK DAIRY I C E C R E A M
MPAN I ._ _ xnrvmuar. nouns
FRANK LIBNER & 3, “1,0,2“ Y,“ n , mncfinifi‘é‘rfin Pins _ sammams
, SONS ‘ -. Tag 1634 _ SPECIAL PRICES ron omens AND PARTIES.
27 FOmlLIeme St. Norwalk , , DELIVERIES MADE PROMPTLY FOR ALL OClZlASIOlm
Phone 2128' , ..\ "IF rr's GOLDEN'S, ms GOOD" ’.
, Sachs' neuciou,‘ 'Mihackemo Hotel Bldg. Phone 15“
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. 4 NEW ENGLAND ~-
REMOVAL SALE IS . ~
NOW GOING ON BREAD
"Fresh Rolls and Broad Twice Dally
TRY ‘IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS
New England Bread ' Rye-«Bread
Vienna Brood ‘
"MONDAY AND FRIDAY , Clothier, Hatter and Furnish" "
_ > To Mon and Boys
, , o to o P. M. ‘ 0 MAIN ST. NORWALK. CT.
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THAT SENSE OF '- . l
SATISFACTION
in always
getting just‘what you want
By Universal Service
a, ' or second degree murder for the kill-
' hi; or Oscar Martelller
.ou-noon. Mrs. Paulette
”plied to kill herself b
m on the Bridge of S
now taken to the
An or: RHlNF. _1
TO THEMSELVES
By Univeml Cable Service. -
Dussnwonr, March 7.—-By tile
latest movement of the French troops
the, British zone of occupation has
been completely‘ encircled and iso-
lated. The French now have a con-
tinuous line from the Dutch border to
the frontier of Switzerland.
, inguinal:
New YORK. March 7.~Convicted
8. late this at-
Saludes st.
3! taking at.
Izhs between
court room and the Tombs pris-
is one or the many reasons why you,
should deal at this market. Our nook»
is so extensive and complete tit-3.3a“
great range of choice is offered our
customers. Roasts. stem-'chobmgf
all meats, tender. .tresl; and appearing
await your personal selection. unit-ills"
choice is left to “we fill your‘p'lfd‘cl‘i t
HERSHFELD
Motor Transportation Co.
. ' LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Daily Service Between New York & N orwalk
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of W“
tation; Padded Van: for Furniture Work
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Main Office, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 29‘
iNow York 0309.201 West with, Phone Chelsea 8059
Inkl- Hun-a..- .4
with conscious regards to your wishes;
Gwen’s mm 7C
We» AVERY: as-
Cologne is isolated and cut on from
the rest of Germany by the French
or Remscheld
Germans as an
the French to the
condition hosmta‘ in a
jury returned the verd “9 occupation today
' out over four hours. if: .f' 1’ interpreted by the
- conviction of a woman for “Mite hint from
.01 a man in this enmity Rm '3‘“ tn"
presence at epic“,
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the chm
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24 SOUTH MAIN ST. — SOUTH NORWALK- .
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