Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 30, 1923 · page 6

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EVENING SENTlh EL
South Non-walk, Conn.

FOUNDED B! JAMES GOLDEN
IN 1810.

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Published daily except mm by The
demise! Publishing Company.
I? Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.

 

Entered as Second Class latter

I. Dasenherg. Pros.
W. P. Hilltop, Vice-Pres. and Tress.
A. l. Golden. sec.

 

 

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Branch Uttlce: 40 Wall St, Norwalk.
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sot otherwise In this newspaper and
also any local news published herein.

All rights of publication of special

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Her Big Job

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increasing interert in Mrs. Magnus in” irit) 0r(.hm.‘.h,.. or ”1.. 1,1,4“
Johnson. She and the six Johmon 5 “tr .\"'~l try m in:..y;'(rp :122\?lfi‘-\'. we
children appear to M- us until "t”l'l a rim 1 not nottnno r, sponrimlity in. l
fa‘rmvts" as Blah: as hilnrc'ii'. Thcy l ~; n? p..- :in) “in :L::in:: surh ”:m- Q
ran tho llH—acu- farm with unqtus- ; pr! p”.- .rmvi culril'tr (ins yrn'inrui.

tim‘wl success during the neck! “ht n
he nus campaigning tor totes.

And in epitv or the lucle that eho is
I busy former. a busy mother and a
loyal “lie. Mrs. Johnson is no old-
fashionml woman who its-HPVVS that a
woman's place i:- always and inmitnbly
and in\artalvly ll‘. thn honn. bite is
a mI-mber oi the county school honni.
an-i she i"'iif‘\'! in \\'.')ll'it‘li holding
Ofli‘es for “hirh lht)‘ arv tzttr'i. She
i! quotm} n.- summins: up hc'r position
as tollnrtz:

"\\'a.-l:ir.i:tcn is a lowly 1-1.1v9.lttit l
have l’llll'ir' no pinns. Yrs. l :ipprmc
of “Ol‘fl‘ll chi. run: in illlt'l- and l ap-
prtnn. u'so. of ilZS‘léiilliS going into
politics, but i izah: a faintly of rlt
chilvirrn. and l'm \vry busy on the
fr.‘m. i guess thnt's my big Join}

(ire fer-ls that Mrs. Johnson's grim)

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Sense rocrgnizv-s that n \xuman may i for First Time This 533.

entrvr any livid—political. Mum-rs. t . ‘tisual. and the explanation is nnt far

domestic. litnrnrl'. or “hatcu‘r siwl SC") SCOPE 8'5“ (to seek. l'rlson problems like prob-

“ushcfimsn ions: as rho finds in it hv'r l ‘ - —- Ill-ms in the outside. wort! are simple

0““ "hit: John ’ 'llm mrmimxs of iiln 1‘4.in island of Solvnion if the Simple rometly 15
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Y ' e
A -\atton ()f In motors

“hell [\nlt‘iltall |Iurllt.‘iyi.lir|il lit the
world “Ill" mad-.- gvncral distribution
of 80\t‘l'l‘.m£‘l]! svurillcs tmpvrathe.
“e hr~.’;r~l much of the importance or
bCCOnlillE a nation of lll\-‘Sl0ll. 'l'ilat
thw lulu-Hy Loan and \\‘ar anlnxs
Stamp t.1mpui;:lis one not ulthout
their salutary cfl‘t‘ct is indicated by the
flgtcxcs mist put forth by John Moody.
business rhitirtlcian. He rays:

"Tm, amount of rrctlrilic! in the,
hurls oi the Amnricnn people has in—
crease-l by about Si:,UlH|,iit’t(l.Oilfl in
the last six- }nare. This rum in twice
as great as the entire wealth ot the

l'niterl States in 1560. and almost as “-00 d- um HWY-“'1 :v‘nrntinnal l-(tsr- ‘ . ‘ .
grrnt us our entire wraith. public and l,-nll, which raw ”,0 tat-m. crowd on i it 1:333 ‘0 11-5." tue came fill? them-
prixntu. Lilll'tlhit“ and intntzzibln. in rdgu. .\ "mm rump “fl hp Nul'mllsix,‘”' a ledgmrnt or lr-nlizgtion
15‘”. ”'ll‘ ”Milli." holdings 310110 nrat work at the Countrv clubt .tmlt ts m0” apt to P:.\' dividends
now rvxcrr'l the total “'ealth of thcigrfiqnd.’ ' tin flood conduct when thclr‘releaso
L'nrwi sub-s in will." ‘. Tm Hun-Jr‘s l‘ollmx: mm“ ”m” ‘f ”‘M’ “T”- 5'“ "3““
Within the 91x your period the n« -' non manic A. .‘llvlnclfian. pltcher; ”"° ”‘9 “'0’” bcm'“ ““0 "‘0“
{final lrrnn‘le hns increased from 831- \\'. Smith, Hum... (;_ T-lclmchian. G ,8ubmlsrion and bent in consequence
gm'lmullmu to morn than Sf.’.‘.45i“.“""-- . Smith. A. l.- nnnr l. J. McLachian. ? upon "“nl!"uncc.—~.\o.w Havrn Jour-
.;..__,n mJ‘tnr of no p-“l' 4 r3. ' h“,l)01‘;.htlc “Md H)i.lrivl. unal-C‘ourirr.

Minncro-
ta's new scnulcr-ticct liit‘le grows :ln

WHERE lsmr: ENTENTE‘ m VAI-m.

wont". LEAGUE .
l'llREAl‘ENS N. Y.
answers

Warns Against Starting In-
vestigation of Anti-Saloon.
Organization, Recom-
mended by Grand Jury.

NEW YORK. July 30.—Dlrcctors of
the anti-saloon league of New York
have made public a resolution warning
members of the Legislature that a Vote
of the legislative investigation of 111‘
league. recommended by the grand
jury which indicle'l League Superin-
tendent \K’illlam H. Anderson to:
grand larct‘ny. forgery and cxtortion.
would he considered "an overt act conv
stituting a declaration of war against
the approxin-tcly 5.000 protestant
churches of this state committed to
ulry cnforccment and represented by
this board."

"“‘n tell you in advance." said thv
7 stmrmcnt, adopted ivy unanimous \Mc |

"that thorv- is no occasion for any :lt-
tun ptrtl intvrfc rcncc with tho con-incl
lot“ this particu'nr business of the large

 

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'l‘r‘u'fii v r rt'ontirv izl Ii'lt' timv our 'li-
. '.‘.(.“_l efforts to mnkt‘ sllf‘li :zn mun-g.-
as cxpvnsixe as possible to thorn
vrznrnsddv for it."

The ~l:ltu~r‘:vnt dr-clnrmi that tit" .zf-
‘a‘irfi of lhh l' :l’Zl‘” \\ rvt'e carried on ir
3! "straightforward. hcnrsl. Itznl \vnv'
:tll'l'i.."lli‘12" \..:s ~ \rure. \‘l'lt‘r l"'lll
political. for tho proposed inuri'vgu
lion.

. Cfillivfl’iii’ WEB
WiliS Brill. QAME

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HONDAY, JULY 30, . 5

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

Each morning when I lesve my hive Y render t
life Is surely sweet: and I enJoy each fleeing day. though x m: ‘r
and star. and have rheumatic feet. I've seen about a millio ‘ ‘
upon the dewy lawns since Hector was a pup: and each new mot-m

charm! leech the summit of my (arm to watch the sun com. .1, Ba: V
tng when I leave my coop I give a. loud. exultant. whoop, and speak it“
of Rock: 1 wave my hat and cry "Hurroo." and dance around arm-m .2
so glad I'm still on deck. This world is not a vale of tea a: j; v.8 it
of the spheres. it's in a class alone: and I‘ve but little use for “he: ‘
tho'welktn with laments. who hand out sigh and groan. Each £10.... 1'
I lesve my shack. I say. "There's nothing out of whack. the “-031.42“: 3
fair; it never seems to me a wreck. though I have boils upon m: .3
falling or the hair. If any man is prone to think that this l...-i::~_:~u.c‘:d'
the blink he ought to migrate: he ought to chase himself to Mars 0.— 'r-‘At‘o
some tlnhorn stars that welcome such s skate, l ell in mv when...
and I endorse this good old globe on which I've lived so long; r, {10‘3"
worth their weight in gold. and hearts are warm. though fest be :01
ille's a grand sweet song. ‘

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Waists and Blouses
REDUCED FOR QU‘ICK CLEARANCE

This group of Waists, Blouses and Jacquettes, 'in tag...“
styles from silk materials, represent the most impressive stock
and the most important mark-down we have ever i>
eged to announce.

 
 
 
 

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All these garments are late spring models. scarcely:

tr.
alike, mostly $5.98 values, to close at

. . ........... $3.!
This is an opportunity to complete your wardro
vacation outfit, at a definite saving

 
 

 
 
 

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ushiunll than] last liit‘ll‘ first gamo of
l I"?! l't"_.'-\‘

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applied. The remedy

h
if whom
the ,\'nr\\':tik

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in;

l" E‘(:'.‘t:7l

'rv “'n'ro }.

MV'HH'TV (“1‘2" “illil "3 '1‘" "Ollmrf’npaticncc to li-ztcn to tho compuints.

:Hm’ "imln'j’ "3" ”u" ”m“ M 3 '° 5- real or ranciml. of the inmates. and

‘Tlii‘ £71m“ “‘35 71" “Id lh“ “inner the earnest attnmpt. so far as that is

was in doubt until the last few in- humanly possible. ‘0 place htmrelt

thin: in thcir rosltion in considering: their
Arnoh filt‘luu'hlxln ulivi mound work'

jfnr the lllll lelazitl team and was ini
illno shnpt. lie

'l'hcre, is now proof that the in-
mates 0! the institution appreciate
this sort of treatment. More than
that. tiicrc is here the acknowledge:
ment on their part that liar-y know

mask for the Country club.

Leonard nnrl Jack )lr-lnclnlan's
plming frrttzr-vl for the Isle tcanl
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appllcd by
t\\'nrtien Scott at the l‘nnncrtii‘ut
prison is that of the square (ital. the

appeals. to see that the rules and;
regulations of the institution ore cn-‘

“"“ Film" “Winslgrorced with tlrmnczaa ttnlpcred by
tho veteran twirler. llnrry Earlc. who! mercy, that "1,. men are treatedi
Quit“). did lino work. \\ cllcsley Smithwnk? human beings and not M so
oi l.nl.o Ruth fame. cauzlit for the; manv anll'mils.
Islanders and ’l‘y “'ood donned the

col... Mist

”VA‘Jia
‘5’, . - I :L
IHE FISHERMN

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the man who loves to wadc a. stream l Yet when we pass upon a stream
Like ordinary racn mnv lot‘l‘a.

And soon Lpon a city street.

He looks like all the than we meet.
th there is much escapes the eye;
“’3 never know the passer-by

Or get beneath the veils which hide
A follow belng's gentler ride.

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aT‘tie story of his soul is told.
'Tls plain he loves a willow tree,
The laughtcr of the waters free.
The glory of the golden sun
And every rock he treads upon.

“’e cannot
What tho

dwell: _
“'e cannot in the passing throng

ad men's eyes and tell
is W ~1h0lr glances

He finds the twitter 0! the birds

You know. because

there.

Know just what cars are tuned to: To him the di-tant hills are fair.
_ soar. In him the wild flowers have
\\ hat hearts will llirob with joy to. friend.
see

The blossoms on n. cherry tree.
“'hat man of all the many here
Grows gentler when s. child is near.

The tangled banks.
span—
Or he'd not be a fisherman.

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iA fisherman. though rough ho eeem
And clad in gsrmenis worn and old.

A sweeter speech ‘han common words.
you and him

He loves the stream and every bend.
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-—- ACES —-
Nash Automobiles
Exide Batteries
Goodrich Tires

S. L. - BENEDICT

73 norm mm STREET.

 

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“UWANTA” BUNGALOW APRONS
THE KIND THAT IS ROOMY AND COOL son Sl'F-lllER

 

litre. Anna Grace has returned to
her honw in \Vlnt‘icld

lGrover Lent’s Auto

 

Value "f -\"“'r“~“‘n 5"""‘“”"" “”3 Count-”Y t‘illl'i Hurry Turlt'. Nit-her: “fi—h— _-
Yllllll‘f‘t \nlunn as the lasts for cmnpu-‘Ty \Vond. (alt-her: lizznlon, linidwin.. ° ‘
Litton. tum incnnswl by $0 per crnt.1\\’(od_ Frank i.:l‘ll r. Clinzcm. .l ; Clty Briefs
um» 1917 IHollsvmod. Burns. \‘x'ard. Mr. Aust;:.l

”p... from} lm proof not D‘nlfi 0; - lllllrllTC=i llll' :ulnv. “'""_““
inrzr‘lv worm-13M xr\f.‘ln1“l1' "”0 __s_.__._.._._-.__‘ - . . . . .
mum in\c:'mct‘t a'sn. 'rlm law J. susst'nu; "m man-:31 'riti-:.\T-i.,r':1.’..' .12.; if: 15:3.) 255".“ “‘1".
r. .‘lnrtznn Mu n mm or rim-“n“; )ll‘AT ”mm,“ ,Q, Jun‘x, ' r-...}’ri} ‘1":‘7
(would. :cntv-nns. and he timer. All unusual rtrvmony took ptapeipnnd' Darbun (”d “'11”! .a s
Ihnymri a lrtter one than “Only a fool :m the ”up“ of the (Tonnccticmi - - - .- .~ ._. -. lvrnonn.

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can h" ‘l b- :r r" Amcricn."

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High School .llusic

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‘ ,. .. ‘ :ol appreciation writtrvn by an in-i .‘laxk Canrlee and Fletcher Ant-on
”HM.” “mtht :‘23°'\n§£c°$fislr:3‘"3“” .‘”~-‘ "ml.- to 1m wardm. n. of Nnrwul: made a trip to Camp Mo—
from the too”? “‘81."! “-1 a- contest. . \l. tsp-mt in rugogmuon of his hawk on horeback, eating and sleep-
karma! recon 3 It t. mid Purlolph treatment of the prawn population‘ ing a tany convenient place along the
All of thosr‘ orchne rat. ~ “m. ”In “pm". and wrap wont “frond. They r'f’turrmd homo bit

(innz, pianist and conductor for em-
crnl )T‘fll! of tlivSt Louis Symphony!

Orchcslru. “’cre good. Some of them;

l‘zr‘rliSwheS will '

“ere cxcellcrt. Mort of them “Wt... knu‘fiwdgc of “‘1' “mm” tout! Harstrom School opene dits sumo
more than 5" pkgflfct ‘iat mndwm The xnothi- or the rift was woli'mpr session today. Many new stu-

ln ID“? 0! l 0 1:“ cri a. in “Plump,” -d in ‘11,. following four linesi‘k'nm registered. and several former
rrhoolp are not. 1:1” form to it“! a;{rom the 'V-vllcnt You“, inscrihodfones' Among these were Craig Fer-
"good old (in)! "XV“, l hpm Window 1;}. ”pp”... “aw... :Kuson of New York. and Jack Hinck-
thing or two ACCOH'D-l- 1‘“ - ~ nymnfi is ”H. gilt that's rai'c—vouilpy of New York and “'cstport.
thrre. '

\Ve take it Gen. “'ood is to rling thr
heat a little in the Philippints.

Dr. John Powers Hurt
in Auto Accident;

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Dr. John Powers of 92 “'uil stt'rrt is
confincrl in his homo tmlny with tint-r»
trm'turrvl ribs and c-tizv-r in_:url-s nus»
Catlin-l in an nutomulvilt- rc-nidm‘t a‘.
the corpora of Normon anti “'4 ';t :;\e-
l'ariett. l-‘rlrlay rxr‘nirz. Dr.
rou'nrs was driving a l-‘ord coup:-
whnn a Bethlehem truck owned by th“
Tingle t‘nnstrurtlon company of SO
Tllrhnp street. Ttridrcport. and driven
at :1 hitzh rn'r‘ of speed by “'illinm T.
Carpentrr of 140 Bishop axenutu
Bridgeport. crashrd into his car. "ar-
punter'a left arm was badly cut. Four
stitches were taken in it. The Ford
was tow-rd to the Laurette Garawe in
Noroton. badly damatzcd. Omen-s
Harry Palmer and Eben cril-ner. Jr.
of Dnricn handled the case and will
nrrnlgn Carpenter in the Darien town
court this evening at 7:30 on the
charge of reckless driving.

SWEET DREAMS . .
‘A MASTERPIECE’

This Greet lose-Mo Benet]: Win- In-
atast Favor Everywhere.

A druggist who bassoon-tulip tol-
lowed his profs-ion for u years. use
without hesitant? that “Sweet Drum.
la eertslnly a masterpiece.”

For It years this gentleman has sold
all sorts or mosquito remedies. but he
acclaim hut prune the "master-
piece.” And by W" he
means the great“ lactate remedy
“was ‘8'“. *aodels

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.State prison

italion of a picture in

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Thcy reported the girl sscopts' camp
n\the closvlln rxccllt-nt condition. It. is becom-
. . prtff'n- lug so popular that all x'anvanclcs are

med by an ill-:fliled for the month or August.
mutv and t:l:'tl::-r :H'nittmi by .1 \('r$l‘i

(in Sunday
of the morning atomic-rs.

 

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Practically an ”Wary. but said may In! an enjoyable
affair was plum-it'l'lc.

statement signed
the prir‘vmtl.
nod l:_\' the ”71‘”

by
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s

Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeForcstrand
their son Elliott. have left on a motor
trip through the New England states.
They will visit Mrs. Thomas Bell

while in Boston.
I

understand
iru' ‘1 r:.s
,iour care.
And more than this.
hurt and hand
slay the pinto

ti.“ ffiu'lil'P."

‘y.
'l..c or the men beneath

you've got the

and play i, on o e

W. . . 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Benjamin of New
' 1;)n no; raglan anodicr such in-iJersey. a former resident or this city.
to story of American recently underwent a. severe opera-

F’i’m’fi though it is possible there tion Her
- conditi 1 v-
has turn. At any rate. it is most un- ed, on s much "hm-0‘ ‘

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. Louis Tankus has named his build-
ing at 15 Main street, "The Anna," in
honor of his Vito.

 

ncss visitor in \l’aterbury werday

siren. from ' _ _ ‘
the Norwalk hospital. where she re- ‘ and Trolley Collide Gm in mn' hi“? ‘1'! m Check. flushed Wlth 00L”.
(‘C‘NUE underwent an operation. pockets and be" of p181]! material ..... r. .............. $1.59
. e 0 An automobile operated try Grover I My 'gylu and 001011 in Percale Bungalows priced
John Lint-h o.’ 76 Ely avenue. is ill “I Lent of 18 Nelson avenue..antl a from . . . . . . » . . . $1 00 {C $1.98
with typhoid {on ;~_ 39-. “dint; u, a. trolley car operated by William Jones ' ' ' ‘ ' - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - -
report. made today to Dr. Robert E. i $101313? 'Fih"igi‘tt 1“ b39115; 3:3“ M Percale Aprons, 35o , , , , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 for $11»
l’erduc. hralth officer. . an rce . " e au omo o - B.“ DI , _
o o - used. but no onc W38 ‘BjUI’Od- ” Aplm in my inc, combm‘tAOHS 0f Cl'etOnnC

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Some in crepe (blue, lavender” rose, purple) which need no
ironing ' $2.50

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and sateen , , $1.00

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CHOOSE FURNITURE OF
ENDURING WORTH

Service has brought this store beyond the narrow limits
‘ of being just a. “store.” It has ceased being a store in the
sense of filling your merchandise needs exclusively. It is, of
course, a place where you come to purchase the furnishings
that will add beauty and comfort to your home. weak-ire
to bring you to our doors frequently in order that you may
' 'l the opportunity ofvisualixlng unearlyu possible your
own home furnished in the mann’er you most desire.
Omrunction into quicklygrupyourldeuandhelpm‘
formulate half-formed. foodies, to'help you with the purchase
of the things you really want.

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J. I. MALLETTE

88 WASBIJGTOR 81'. . SOUTH N 012qu
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COAL—Anthracite and Bituminous—(m
MASON’S BUILDING MATERIAL
Delivered Anywhere

The Norwalk Coal fié'Supply

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Phone 118 108 Water St-

 

 

 
 

. Rubber Soled Footwear

for In, Women and Children.
MODERATELY PRICED

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

MILTON .ELWOOD

a: warm _ _7 1. er. . sou-rs scum-K

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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