THE EVENING SENTINE
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L-SO. NORWALK, cons.
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FRIDAY. lll‘tll‘EMBER 11. 19:25.
, uticiopliorior intelligence, it means only
iwi-lcmiiip tin»)- know thoylthnt this one-fifth is intcrior to tho
l‘iillill illiil hove tho rlglitto be heard." other four-fifths. nothing also. It
'siliil Professor l'lurucc 11. English. doors not mean tliiit thcy iiro fools.”
h ;l.vud of tin“ liiii‘cholom' livpnrlincilt \‘Nt-vcrlitclcss Wt: have in this!
‘ :3 it” “cull-yon i'nivcrsiiy. Tuesday country between six and sown mil-
. ‘ o lninlit at tho. Wcslryuii alumni din-l
lg ESTIMA nor. its was speaking on "Morons.
L TE
lions of rctii morons. persons who
ore roally mentally dci'icicnt. 'l‘hei'
civic. and Academic," and explain-
(“(1 some at tho wrong inforences‘
gdrnwn by the public from the tech-
lniciil terms user by psychologists.
ni.‘\'tt‘
what
yillliili‘ll lln‘y will
on tho othcr hand. do not present a
political problem. in fact. they are
not even good material for corrup-
tion. They are usually quite pi‘olli‘lc
. ah...”— .-
ARTFOliD. lioc. ii.~~-:'Thc chi ”Wile-n psychologists and sociolog- and much petty crime can no
mo: in tho L'nited Hinton prtu his u rite and talk nbolitllie flopsr- charged to them.
“They present a social. coonoinic
to real .politlcul problém since. Hill of our population that is of In-
and eiixenic problem. We have been i
letting in the higher grade moron‘
from abroad but. wo should ("llnll
note thammwcod them out in their
own country before they reach hcrc.
intelligence, he said. is confused
with intellect wisdom. and know-
ledge. As a. basis for tests, Professor
English said Intelligence was con-
sidered the ability to learn.
Concerning the academic morons.
Professor English said that thoy are
so many of them today that they
prevent the higher type getting thr-
maximum benefit of their educa-
ion."
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No Time to
Lose! Callat
Once While
Our S t o c k
. Lasts!
CHEESE IS HEIRIJOODI. l
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GEESENAY, Switzerland—A pc-
culiar bridal or marriage. custom
which prevails here is presenting the
couple with a "register checsc." On
this .cl‘iecso, dates of the marriage,
births and dcaths nro recorded.
Many persons own chccsc records
that am 200 years old. A country
1600.
“Mm—fl.
- Selling, Out Our
Entire $15,000
Stock of Dress
Goods, Woolens Silks, Cotton Goods
etc. At Give Away Prices. 1
The Textile Store
Friendship is usod up quickly and
must be renewed nt ovary oppor-
tunity.
' riasririias FOR BROTHER.
~— Miss Nicolasa Gonzalez. Cucro.
Texas, writes “My brother. ton years
old. suffered from constipation
since he was eight. but is fooling
fins since taking FOLEY CATHAR-
TIC TABLETS, and has improved
wonderfully." FOLEY CATHARTIC
TABLETS are pleasant and may to
take. mild in action and promptly
relieve constipation. Tlicy act on
the liver as wall. having a tonic ot-
fcct. Try them today. Refuse substi-
U. S. WILL SELL
Chairman of Shipping
squire living near hero has one datcd ,
WALL ST. N ORWALK
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tutes. For Snlc, Siilison Powell
Inc.—~—Adv.
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’- Wecké-End Specials
at Beckmannfs are real specials. We deliver your orders. Tele-
phone your order today. '
Pillsbury’s or Gold Medal
Cloverdale flour, bag $1.29; 1-2 bal. bag
Puritan Hams, 21b32c; smoked shoulders 22c;
Sugar 17 lbs. $1.00; 100 lb. bag .". .......................
4 ,, Cloverdale evap. milk 12 cans $1.19; case of 48 cans , , , ,
,j , Fancy large Florida oranges, do 2. 39c; Grapefruit 4 for ‘.
_‘_ Fancy large Home. Beauty table apples, dozen ........... 50c
. ' Campbell’s béans or soups, all Varieties, 3 cans . .......... 25c
. Jello, 3 for 25c; Pink Salmon 2' fit 25c; Crisco 6 lb. can . . . $1.39
New crop New Orleans molasses qt. jars 35c; gallon jugs $1.35
Native turnips pk.» 35c; Yellow onions 4 lbs. .............. 25c
flour, bag ............. $1.39
................ $4.95
Sliced bacon 45c
$5.75
$4.50
.. 25c
Jones,
Greening’s or Yorke Imperial apples 14 qt. basket . . ..... $1.25
. . Del Monte peaches, large can, 3 for ...... . . . . .. ..... .. . . . 89c
Sliced pineapple, large, 3 cans ...... . . . . . . . . . . . ..... $1.00
Libby’s grated pineapple, 4 cans ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00
, Del Monte sliced peaches, 5 cans . . . . . . .’.
‘ Benefit cherries, large ends, 3 for . . . . . . . . . .
Royal Scarlet frcsh prunes, -3 cans . .
Bengefit peas, corn, succotash, limit or green cut string beans. . .
, . cans ..............
- Benefit tomatoes, solid pack,
..................
...............................
. , sm. cans 6 for 69c; lg. 6 for $1.00 ‘
Del “Monte or Libby’s blackberries, 3 cans $1.00; Red Salmon 38c
No. 1 cans Baby limas or Evergreen corn, 6 cans ........ $1.00
Del Monte asparagus tall or tips, cans $1; Clover milk 7 cans $1
Yuban, Maxwell House, Premie r or Hotel Astor coffee 3 lb $1.55
Cloverdale macaroni or spaghetti, 3 pkgs. . . . . . ........... 25c
Seeded, seedless or. puffed raisins, 2 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 25c
Cream of Wheat, 2 for 45c; Pumpkin, 3‘ cans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59c
. , Hancock strawberry beets 3 cans $1, Sugared popcorn 6 bags 25c
Hancock, Bantam or White Maine corn 3 fOr ............. c
Kellogg’scornflakes,3for 2 c
R. & R. plum pudding, 1 lb. can 32c, 2 lb. can ........ . . . .. 59c
Sunsetpr‘unes ............ , ......... 29c
Loose-Wiles Bargain Bundle 31c; Che’ese snax ............ 19c
Fig bars or ginger snaps 2 lbs. 25c;Leinon biscuit 2 lbs . . . . . 35c
Royal Lunch, carton 39c; Graha in wafers 2 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . 35c
Holiday mixed cookies lb. 25c; Uneedas 6 for . . . . . . . . . . . . 27c
Butterflakes 19c; Animal crackers, 6 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
Cloverland assorted chocolates 1 lb buxes 59c; 5 lb. boxes $2.75
Chicky jelly orange slices 1 lb. 29c; 5 lb. Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . $1.19
Fancy Glace fruits assorted, 1 lb. box ....... ......... .
Wilson’smincemeat,21b.jar. ........ 690
New England walnuts 3 lbs. $1.05; New mixed nuts 3 lbs. $1.00
, - LOOSe Oatmeal or cornmeal 5 lbs. 25c; I-I-O Oatmeal 2 pkgs. 25c
Kirkman’s soap 17 for $1.00; Kirkman’s soap chips 4 for . . . 25c
Kirkman’swashingpowder4for .... 25c
Kirkman’scleanser4for ........... 25c
wA.F.BEGKiliiiixiuco.as,
‘ Quality Grocers
83 Washington St., So. Norm“:
PM 3565 .
c.
35-37 um so. homo
‘ , Phone 123!-
796 .'
”85c
YOU A STEAMER
You Must Buy a
$600,000 Diesel En-
». ginc .
MEET O’CONNOR
. Board Tells of Hisi
. Plans for Merchant
Marine
wasu‘ino'rou. Dec.
dollar for a lhipi
No joke about it! It's the scrious
proposition or Chairman '1'. V.
O'Connor of the l'nitcd Statcs Ship-
ping Board.
You may pay tho government one
dollar—mot a cent inorcmnnrl ro-
ceiro as your own private. room a
trim, scnworthy. MOO-ton ship. the
ll .— ‘‘‘‘‘ Ono
It;
.
.
.
ficient ships to
American ting."
Tho surplus of ships
by tho war
haunting waste to tho non-seafaring
layman who secs them in tit-ctr iikc
tothercd Wildfowl. apparently rust»
«ing to death in the ”tuition ilivcr or
iiioloworo Buy or llnmpton
'tthairinan O'Connor givr-s all") u dit-
i'ercnt conception of them. lie talks
from his personal knowledge as It"
'oid Great Lakes chief engineer on
i skipper.
ilinlt the new tonnngo
.buiit throughout the
‘iiibtondrlvon: Motor
for tho cargo sci‘vicc, urn alwiid or,
citric? cont or oil burncrs.
"The shipping hoard pint now In
engaged in lliisscllzlng i'onrtoun
llio ships it. is operating ltscli’. And‘
FOR “DOLLAR pact.
But, Therc Is a Catchm
ready to incct
work
appunrs
resistance seem hopeless. So the on-
ly thin!
about:
to do now
the
world is to lit-1
ships, at lsnst:
icii will put. cf- 1'
original
which value was received- and go
ahead to use the material on hand
for tilt: greatest future return.
Muss Destroy Some.
“Tho object. of course. is to build
up an American merchant marine
under private ownership. The board
agrees with all tho
conferencon which say tho govern-
ment should get out of tho fihlpplnl-
business. lint you can't. find a pur-
chaser for a lino of ships until ,t.
licgins to promise a profit. I think
it will take five yours to dispose of
them all.
‘TDestroying surplus ships in just,
as important toward ll'iu
merit of a merchant. mnrino as put-l thcy can br- pm into the competi-
tlng others in (iprrntlon. \Vc lizivciiivo trudc.
ndviscr
now being i
HEALTHIEST CHILDREN IN AMERICA
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lll'illiil' tiiol
10 No. Main St:
South Norwalk
Phone 250
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limitlt‘nllicli‘
simply on ll
ltondn.
I‘lilll Pill NI)
thrown
“The money was not. .. . .
away," he tells you. “Evory ship ‘ .11 5| .\liltl\l.i)
mrned her cost. Most of them cirr- V ,
rlcc needed supplies before the war m a Plalsted Drug Store
ended. All contributed to a crush- . - .1 (icni'gc Ii. nmk
in! 013913? of might which made Here are the healthiest girl and boy in America. according to on. SUCCESS“,
{ t ficiiils of the Fourth Annual Boys and Girls Club Congress at ('ltlt'ziagn,
1” to orse who picked them from the 000,000 members. They arc (:i'nl‘gt't room.
outlaw—rei-
Samoset Chocolates
$1.00 $1.25 $1.50
50 WASHINGTON STIIEIIT
st). NORWAIM, CONN.
den, 14, of St. Paul, Ind., and Alice Burkhsrdt, 15. of Alltlnhmt county.
lows.
those who have cnrncd them. 'l'liey
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must go."
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about 350 ships in service now. gas
lug all over tho globe. making rog-
nlur visits to ports which never saw
the stars and stripcs before. And
we have about 600 surplus ships
ticd up. “
“Several hundred of those ought
to l‘t‘ scrapped.
and COLLAPSE!) ix C(it'll'r; piles.
NFAV YORK, Dr". ii. (A. l‘.‘)——‘
Elmer liurroll. 50 3mm of my», v.1
Hartland, Malnc. \vho collupsml in
li.\lil()l2.\
“Sonic have “0"" cngincs 0” arelcotirt hero lost work \\'lli"ll ho was n, , _
m. ... up so.
badly constructr-d. arraigned on charges oi pllb‘o’il'li:
worthless chucks. died at tho Gl‘ill‘ii‘ The
"Tho others simply constitute a
mcnncr in privatc enterprise, be-
dcvolnp- 1 (‘nilstx lllfi iii-5t. good year that comes
Hospital of pucnmonin, curly yes-
tcrday. Burrcll is allcccri to have:
., - .
passed thrnc bud checks for a total; 'u ‘Vi' “m" N'
RADIOS FOR
CHRISTMAS
.\'I‘\\‘.‘\'I'I".IC KENT
NTI’JHIlil-thi’i-(‘ARLSllN
‘I".\I)‘\ Vl'll 'I'ROIH'NH
rsl I'I Iii It l'l'l'l;illi')DYN I":
Norwalks’ Electric (‘0.
Phone 297?:
dividing the profits with sum of $100.
l 'i‘_ Y. ”TON "(m
rculizatlon of your drum of ro—
mnncc, ilt‘w
Tho] c trillion is that full! must.
install 1 cscl trhgincs, and lll‘.’ cost
of that is about $000,000 pct ship.
Surc. It's a Bargain.
Fitznpito this utiulitlciitll‘ni.
pricc of. $1 and
of tlic board's good. his,r ships looks.
like it bargain. 'i‘lin cost. of building
it sicuinsliip ncw today is figured at
about $90 It inn. ’ihc linurri has sold
scores of its uni-limo ships at $110 a
ton, 0n $0“ Sold siiicc 1921. the
pricc livci'nqcri about $75.00" :i ship.
Who wants a ship at tho price of
u iintsltli~‘~—pliis motor ciigiiws‘.‘
tihnlrmnii O't‘muinr in nu cxclns
giving ”10 ships :lruiy for 31' and
why ll“ litllI-vcx lip
I‘l"l|llll‘t'ii'ii"lll l.“ i-Hrt‘lllilll.
"\tht we want is to put on the
occult privntl-iy nunni Aincricziiii
ships, flying tho Anmricnii flag and:
currying tho. products of
rotilcs of tho world." he says.“
and most economical typo of ship.
Musical .
Gifts '
Are Sure to Please
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES
1 SUGGESTIONS
Violins ...... $10 to $500
Saxophones
Banjos ....... $18to $500
like: and .
Banjo 01m $1.70 to $25
Guitars ...... ‘$10to $20
Mandolins ..... $7to $25
Drums and Supplies
Music Gases $1to $8
Trumpets .. $22.50to $50
Talking Machines ..... $9
Records. latest hits 3 for $1
Music and methods for all
instruments
Harmless. Ramos. nem-
tones, ctr. Instruments rc-
psired. Pianos tuned. Demon-
stration on all instruments.
Terms, Arranged
Svec's Music Shop
Norwaik‘o Most
Exclusive Music Store
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thog ,
llr-w t‘iifit‘llli‘fl for one: .
iii-25c] cnglnc: ~.
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. Beautiful imported Beaded Bags, no two alike,
ivi‘: interview («plains “by he favors ~ '
L.
Aincrlcnnl '
farms and shops iilon: ull tho With l ,
"'i‘ho ilirscl Mininc rvqiiirciuent is ;
intciniml simply to insure lhc bestl g
gerie Pins, Sachet Bags, Candle Ornaments,
{rape-Measures, Emeries, Book-Marks, Bouton-
.-~ ers. "’
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., Extra. slzo Corduroy Robes.
1- $1.95 to $5.93
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5 Any one of
_ would make a. very accept-
? ‘ . NOVELTIES
BAGS
Women's Pouch Bags. of soft leather in variousl-ll
colors, lincd with moire silk—wenter pocket for
change, also card case and mirror. assorted styles,
all wonderful values, at, .......... $2.95 to $7.98
hosiery?
“Ipswich" Silk Hose
“Onyx" Silk Hose
for dressy occasions.
Small Beaded Bags. for children, at ...... ,. .. 50c
Novelty Leather Bags. for children, at . . . . 50c
Vanity Cases, Purses, Wallets, Card Cases, etc,
in various leathers, at popular prices.
Handkerchiefs
Everybody's Gift
All kinds from “Hankies”
to dainty ‘~“Kerchiefs."
for big, little, sturdy or
sweet recipients.
'CiFT HEADQUARTERS
You may come here with the assurance that
whatever Gift you may choose it will be of a
quality and a style that will appeal instantly
to the recipient. Furthermore, it will register
N u m er 0 u s attractive a mark of your respect toward those receiving
styles. Sold singly or in
fancy boxes. No better
values anywhere.
the Gift. especially if they know the reputation
of this store for reliability.
' Bath Robes ,
What is more restful than
to slip into a boudoir robe.
as cozily warm as it is smart
and luxurious?
Quilted Satin Robes. 1mm *
with lamb's wool. attractive
colors $10.50 to $20.00
Corduroy Robes. va rt 0 us
colors .............. $2.98
Corduroy Robes, silk lined.
........... $5.08 - $7.08
Philippine Lingerie
Exquisitely hand made, with the skill
of these famous needlewomen seen
............... . $6.98 up
Novelty Terry Cloth Robes.
very smart .......... $5.08
in every stitch. Unusual value at
Flowered Finnneletto Robes.
quite new ........... $2.08
these Robes
able gift.
~ Hand-painted Ribbon Novelties, Garters, Lin-
gifts.
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u 35* 9me 5mm.
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HOSIERY
What better. or more acceptable gift than silk
“Onyx Hose, “Poiiitex”
Heel ..............
“McCallum” Silk Hose . . $1.95 pr.; 3 prs. for $5
“Pointex” heel Silk Hose $1.95 pr.; 3 prs. for $5.25
Children’s Silk Sox .. .
‘ Children’s Lisle Hose .......
Infants’ Cashmere Hose ......... 29c and 50c pr.
Infants’ Silk and Wool Hose . . . 50c and 79c pr.
. $1.65 pr.; 3 prs.
' Costume Slips
Silk Costume Slips make a practical
gift, and you are sure of finding here
just the kind and color wanted.
Prices $2.98 to $7.98
JEWELRY
Bar-Pins, Necklaces, Bracelets, Barettes, Beauty
Pins, Rosaries, etc, all appropriately boxed for
THE N. E. RYAN c0.
59c pr.; 3 prs. for $1.49
$1.00 pr.; 3 prs. for $2.69
for $4.39
. 75c to $1.25 pr.
25c to 59c pr.
consol-
o'
« Gloves
I‘lxtraordiiiarily attractive as
gifts. are thcsc wonderful
ml‘l‘t‘llnllSSt‘” Kid (ilovcs. not
to llt‘ matched in quality or
essential value, lit. the prior,
nnyn'licrc in the city.
$2.50 ‘° $4.00 1’"
Also an cxcclleiit assortment
of heavy drivingglovcs and
all wool gloves for women
and little folks at tempting
prich.
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