Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 19, 1923 · page 8

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. . . ,,
sane am Gonn-

I'OUNDED BY sauna GOLDEN m‘lt'lo.

 

 

 

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A. L. GOLDEN, Secretary.

 

 

Telephone: Norwalk 92-98.

Branch Office:

 

 

 

 

 

 

any local news published herein.

Baseball ’3 Day

‘0. That person is almost non-existent.
Yesterday was the day of days.

The Yanks opened the season and opened their new stadium.

Just how many from Norwalk were at the game will never be

known. But it is certain that all the old excuses from sick grand-

mothers to terrible headaches were employed. Fair enough. Even

" our own ofiice boy deserted us. We did not growl. We envxed him
His graphic description of the game more than repaid the annoyance. ‘

The beginning of league baseball is really only a symbol of the

The modern world is an exercismg
world, and it keeps determinedly at its squash courts, its ice rinks,
its indoor tracks, its wooden tennis courts, and its swimming pools
even while snow piles up expensively in the streets and sharp winds
Still, the confined air and inferior
light of gymnasiums and armories are poor substitutes for sunlight
Theirs is a relatively small following, so

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small that the first rush of the world out of doors has a p 1m 0 Whistling 1. “made“ m Iceland.

beginning of a larger activity.

keep the thin-blooded indoors.
and grass and blue sky.

like the changing of a season.

After all, it is because baseball has identified itself with this “lime 1500*» in 10811110-
big shift in yearly life that it has its millions of followers.
would be interested in the mere hitting of a ball with a stick any "19 Wimp 1" Amcrlm- coins
more than a fisherman would be interested in the bare operation of . . .

But millions are interested-
in wind and sunshine and the leap of the human body that makes meat as to when 0,. whcm
man a part of these, just as the fisherman is interested in pools'and ‘ ' ‘

rushing water and the play of light and lithe movements harmon-

running a hook through a fish’s nose.

izing with them.
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Ireland’s Brighter Outlook

The many of Irish descent

glad to learn that Muleahy’s and Cosgravc's policy of stern repre-
7:30", so loudly denounced by certain radical organs in England and

LEIGH DANENBERG. President.
WENDEL P. MILLIGAN. Vice-President and Treasurer.

46 Wall Street. Nor-walk. Tolephone—Norwalk 1388.

All rights of publication of special dispatches herein are also reserved.

in Norwalk and vicinity

Published duly except Sunday by The sentinel Publishing Company,
)7 Washington Street. South Norwalk’ Conn.

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miniature Almanac for Tomorrow
Sun rises‘5:07, sets 0::7 -— High use 1:07 a. m., 1:42 p. m.

for publication oi
- he Associated Press is exciudveiy entitled to the use
all nfwa dispatches credited to it or not otherwise in this newspaper and also

He who is too old to enjoy, to get a real thrill’from the opening
of the baseball season is almost in as sad 9. plight as the youngster
who reads a book on July 4th, when there are firecrackers to be set

No one

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Note and Comment

in: has a summons for America. an
hasn't served it yet.

but they haven't very much i

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Harvey may quit England to ink

up a tree to up a stump.
69 births. and never use good judg

Eur-Kaiser has abandoned his buck

likes monkeying with bunsaws.
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Action for blue laws will be start

feel blue anyway.
0 0 0

Police claim a. man

Plans moved out of Milwaukee. Wis

leaving 29 notes behind.
O O O

This world court they are discuss-

from -

Cascs of twins occur once in evi‘ry

saw for a buzuaw, maybe because he

ed in 43 states. by people who would,

g $2.90

America, has proved the truest statesmanship for Ireland.

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The Chinese roast their eggs in-l
stead of boiling them. and do not use

china eggs either.
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- A. COHEN
Painter and Decorator

di 13: “‘nshingtun St. So. Norwalk

 

How should furniture be refinish-
ed 2’ '
“What is the most practical way
to finish my porch furniture ?
“'hat should I use to preserve

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NEW SPRING
STYLES

The copyright

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and make durable my pocrh
l floors '.’
‘ GLOTHING GOHPANY
AB
- fiance—E 6 No. Main 81:. So. Nor-walk
KING TUT IS DEAD
But Here Is s Live One REMOVAL SALE IS

King Tut Pumps

All Sites.

SELF-SERVICE
SHOE STORE

The document found on Austin: Stack when he was captured
last week called for a cessation of rebel hostilities on the ground of
the great losses lately sustained, the heavy odds constantly faced,
It took an iron hand to

force the drafting of such a paper, and no amount of palavering
‘ would have eflected the collapse of irregular resistance, now appar-

and the futility of further military efiort.

ently almost complete.

More than three score executions have taught the rebels that
there is a point beyond which guerrilla warfare becomes plain.
murder. To hold as prisoners 10,000 Irishmen, to comb the country
with troops and keep the enemy on the run, was not easy or pleasant,
but it was the only way. Cosgrave and Mulcahy pursued the policy
that Grimth and Collins would have employed had they lived, and
after a few months of it De Valera has only a handful of fighters

left. Barshness is sometimes the only way.

Ireland emerges from her years of civil war spent and impover-
ished. De Valera can take satisfaction in reflecting that he has

In the fifteen weeks
following the establishment of the Free State more than a hundred

accomplished a tremendous amount of ruin.

mansions and houses were destroyed.

He has put Ireland face to face with a deficit of about $75,000,000:
for the coming year and made her taxes probably heavier than
England’s. Those Ulstermen who were told that they would have
a much lighter burden if they joined the Free State are now glad they

stayed out. '

The prospect of uniting the whole island under one government
has become remote indeed. But if peace and order are at last as-

ground. Her position,
f Europe, is fortunate

sured, Ireland will rapidly regain all the lost
compared with that of many small states 0
and her prospects bright.

O C C .

Tables Turned on‘ Klan

There is a significance perhaps not quite realized in Norwalk
in the news dispatches stating that the Attorney General of Louisiana
will 1e thirty-one “bills of information” against persons alleged
e had a hand in the Ku Klux outrages in Morehouse Parish.

Louisiana, having once been a French province, has a system of law
that diflers in many respects from that of other commonwealths
whose legal procedure is modelled after that of England.

Louisiana procedure in criminal cases is a sort of double-bar-
relied eflair. An alleged ofl‘ender can be brought to trial through
formal indictment by a Grand Jury, as in other States, or can be
baled before court on a “bill of information” filed by the Public
The filing of such a bill has. the same efiect as an indictf
ment. So it comes to pass that the State authorities have turned the.
laugh on the Ku Klux culprits after a Grand Jury, made up largely
of Klansmen or their sympathizers, had ignored the evidence recently

It is intimated that other bills of information are m
ollow the first batch. Already a number of, alleged oflenders ate

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Prosecutor.

laid before it.

reported to have scented th A

towards the Mexican border

device for proceeding against c
thelean in Louisiana.

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«Don't judge France 1

her methad.

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e danger and to have set their faces
. A fearless Governor and a twofold
riminals may yet prove too much for

00' hastily” There may be madness in,

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pleas sounded fishy.
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lleve in heaven. Sour git-apes.
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250,000,000 pounds. which is
sweet of the beer. 7

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A Soith Bend, Ind.. woman of 103?
lives on corn bread and milk, much
to the butcher's disgust.

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They do hot shake hands at all in
China, and not enough in America.
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Corsets. made {or bootlegging, were
found in Boston. As usual, the corset

wearers were pinched.
O O 0

young oyster moves 58 hours and then

settles down {or life.
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Always be serious while making

love. Love laughs at jokesmiths.

O O O
The easiest way to skin a fish is to
catch one you can scale.

RYSZ 3mm
STATION ‘

If your battery needs attention. or
it you are in need or a new battery.

 

this concern is at your service with- -

up-to-date equpirnent, right prices
best of. service and all sizes ct Willard
Batteries. Radio A and Radio B Wil-
lard Rubber Threaded Batteries are
here. 49 West Avenue.-Phone 938.—
Advertisement.

 

F. "H. BAXTER

DBUGGIST

Agent for Page & Shaw. Park &
Tutors. Green Seal, and Russell's

 

 

, HONDA?

Fpurteeu members or the fish trust
were Jailed in Hoston. so maybe their

Russian leaders say they do not be-

Annual honey crop of the 12.8. is
\rry.

Be glad you are not an oyster. A-

BNonainSt. 80.Norwalk
Oneseests-Oosner

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NOW GOING ON

Suits $12.50 to $22.50
formerly $20 to 835

ASHER GLIGKSON

Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher

 

0 MAIN ST. NORWALK. CT.

The mu. Jay Town. ears no

la only (and in the story “mince C00:
- And every V'llllte that he has seen

I: smart and dapper and new and cl,

And the reopie revei in city are. man,

With metr:poll‘.a.n worldiineas;

Wail. mom olwnat he has said u tn,

But—Ed‘s tmotten a town or two. .

 

 

As long as you stick to the broad in
The towns are smart and the tow
But follow the by-roads new and
And you 11 find they are somethin
For back in the woods where the ore. « ‘ '
The little Jay Town ain't gone at all “ma"
The names linger. the rubes are

And the average citizen's-l hick. k

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There shall you find as you wands .- in
Suspenders held with a safety pm
The hickory shirt and the congrcg mo.

An thick. old-fashioned black Sun~ ' "
re does the celluloid collar si‘lne

As it did in the season or ninety—nij-r

. and the flannel petticoat ho! '
And silken stockings are quit

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'18 l‘? ““5.
0 unknoug.
.’ We're (rowing modern. and that's a ten.
But here and there you will find mag."
The spot where the little Jay Town .35.“,
Where people peacefully live treir live; I
Grow up and marry and settle downm
Congenital hicks in a true jay town.

No rnbe towns left? It Ed will comr-
Along with me I will show him some.

(Copyright. 1923, NBA Sonics. In“ 1

 

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Wedding Rings in Platinum, White, Green or Ye'gg. ,_

FINE DIAMONDS, warcrms am Jl-iWILLP.
I-msosan “IiAR.

Sterling PM Ware—Gut Glass for the Tab},
. Wedding Gifts in Great Variety.

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58 WALL 8T. Jeweler A Optometrist 9,5.

Headquarters for Green Watches.

 

What’s the Next Event

Conventions" Weddings, Dances. Plays and Parties all e.”
footwear that fits and is fitting for each occasion.

Ladies’ Pumps in White, Gray, Patent and Black
Ken’s Patent Oxfords and Dress Shoes.

 

 

 

 

 

FREDK. H. OMB
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBALMER \
i 84 So. Mala 8t. 8o. Nor-walk, Ct.
Phone 1084

BUSINESS TRAINING
COMMERCIAL. 51113106me

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ANOTHER BOOST IN
TIRE PRICES

Orders taken now will be filled
« at the old price.

 

 

WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
14 West Ave. Norwalk
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GOLDEN ’S

f Confectionery and Ice Cream
; DELIVERED non ALL common.

51 Washington St. Phone 1564 South

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Pastuerized' ' Milk and

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Swee Creamery tter

Fresh Native Eggs
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THE N ORWALK DAIRY
COMPANY
33 Center Ave. Norwalk
Tel 1664

 

 

 

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NEW ENGLAND

 

BREAD

Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice Daily
TRY. IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS
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Vienna Bread

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MASON’S BUILDING MATERIAL
Delivered Anywhere

The Norwalk Coal {’9’ Srpply I

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