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The A ousted Press. “PARIS. May 8 (”l—Duel!!!
IBLEPHUNES
Hei- Oifice—ill Wsshington 5L.
Norwslit 9i—9 -— .i.
Uptown Bunch—4 Wall St.
Nowell: .
NIGHT
on sue.
crwslk lZOB-J
t. Augustine.
FOR MOI‘RERS ONLY!
A post once sang 'his lay about
being in the heaven, making ull
With the world.
But heaven is so far, and math-
I kitchen is so near. God is so
, so tstrsnsc, so awesome so
-y-named to even grown-ups.
Is it any wonder then that the
lid is not so concerned sbcut God
in: in his heaven muklng sll
. ll With the world, us that mother
" K in her kitchen going about the
mely ritual of every-day living.
ion means that the child's world
well indeed? .
We grown-ups. costing back
ugh the Sears. find one unfail-
momory—thls memory of a re.-
' Joyous. all-well world when
other was at her post. of a. world
of joint and fallen upon evil
with mother away or ill or
from us.
”others give their lives.
fills” get e. day.
4* One day from the cycle of the
g many days in which to be
. molly told that they are beloved.
We wonder sometimes if those
Ithors who love silently every sec-
d of their lives. asking little word-
’ on love imreturn. know of this
undies faith in a. mother-ruled
rid. this childish horror of u
‘4‘. w it! without mother at the helm?
"Perhaps they do. Perhaps that is
W children rushing home from
W find a. kitchen fragrant with
”I ‘ . cookies baked for them. find
“wing machine whirring away at
am ruffles and lace. find pink
W being smeared upon a
coy colts and feel a. mother's
" upon them. and s. smile in her
”so i! the report of the school day
Vise mother's lot is n bud lot. A
d of working. battling. praying.
. smiling for her children.
it worth the candle. we some-
es Wonder? The answer is look.
not in the hurts of all moth-
.” the very tact that mothers
' Joust prove that they chose
why of life. clesr-eyod, believ-
thho pool is worth the gems.
there is only one possible
‘ which psn make their years a
’ . end not I cross to them—
_ Ion) of rich. abundant, srsteful
lavished upon thorn from the
. that once best next their
. - row is others' Bandwi-
- o! bicsso ill filitlso lnns
America motherhood tomorrow.
Eliot love which gets beaten be-
ts. door by the uterus pulse
noting every-dc! life, gushes
for its little hour tomorrow.
mothers thst they sre loved
even no tomorrow.
mmmses
now sud then you read of
, e iswyer being dishu-rod. And
‘ never quite feel sorry for him.
,hetsrsrlnsthonossltvoiun-
__ :Aor unprofessional conduct.
. is on outstsnding lood thing
”II.
‘ALLS o
bourg
been
w hold
. . , 0N
“Dining Room No Piece for
.
routers of No of the lsrgest hotels
in the city of Nice hsve berred the
Charleston from their floors because
they feel thst s. hotel dining room
is no plsce for s “circus act."
The
unknown on the Riviera. until the
uround-the-world cruisers begsn to
disembark devotees of' the new
dunes.
spite their evident. dislike of the
new dance and the loudly voiced
disgust of the older generstiou.
could find no reasonsblo excuse to
interfere until an American women
fainted while dancing and had to
be carried from the door.
One dancing master then hot-red
the dance. ststios thst "it sppesre
to be s most dangerous form of
pleasure." while others sold. "it is a
gymnslum exercise. not an aesthetic
Pexhibition."
Charles Masses. new custodisn of
the Luxembourg Gallery. has made
a great effort to bring the gallery up
to date.
As it result the visiting hosts of
Americans who dutifully go the
regulation round of the sights of
Paris this year. will find a. Luxem-
its founders
museum of modern French art with
representative exhibits of the best
contemporary artists.
Painters dead in every sense have
eliminated in favor of more
modern men.
formerly relegsted to e emsll room
on the right of the entrance. now
form the center about which the
Cezanne. whose talent is still much
disputed. reigns with Monet, Monet.
Pissuro. Sisley, Bertha Marisol. Miss
Mary Cessstt. A. Guillsumin. Degas
and Renoir.
These revolutionaries of another
day look almost as old fashioned as
the mutsrs thoy replace. for close
beside thorn Lsutrsc. Signso. Henri
Matisse.
Friess and Utrtllc. in such s we
Charleston wee pescticslly
The dsnelng masters. do-
is really, or nearly. whet
proposed it to be—n
The Impressionists,
exhibition revolves There.
STREEVENINGS
out respect,
.-
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ENTINELuSOUTl-‘l
g:
A
—..._
J" . . .-
HER DAYi .
The day of days, when through the haze The world will
love a face appears.
That, in effect. brin
And has, down t rough the years.
God
For
her-«on Mothcre’
I”
Eiu . and give applause.
that way.
We know we should. There's naught too good
D ay.
grant it
NORWALK, CONN.
.__-
SATURDAY, MAY 8. 1926.
v
Letters To
The Editor
South Norwslk. Conn.
May 0. 1026.
Editor of the Sentinel
Dear Sir:
We would sppreciste it very much
if you give the enclosed copy of s.
letter to our nstionul commander
from President Coolidge s prom-
inent specs in your paper.
We are having our Poppy Day
Saturday, liluy L“). in conjunction
with Frank (io-llrv-y Post at the
American Legion. \Vr- sincerely hop.»
you will glw us sui'llcteut publicity
in this worthy .t‘nusc.
Thanking you in mlmnvu for this
kindness. and also thank you for the
past favors you lune done for us.
SAFEGUARD
Practicing economy in time of ['Il‘t‘ispcrjiy j.
the best safeguard against. lllliilll'llll :ulwr.
siiy.
Now is the time to start. your Savings .1...
count
THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST C0.
i remuln,
Most respectfully.
\‘i'llllmu \\'eing:lrinir.
Adjutant.
Muhoy-Tcrlov Post one. V. l‘. W,
0 I 0
The White House.
Wsshinxton
Mar. 19, 1926.
My Dear Commander:
The annual sale of poppies. mode
by the disabled err-service mr-n.
throughout the country under the
auspices of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. seems to me to reflect is per-
ticulsrly appealing sentiment of re-
gard for and interest in the disabled
est-service men. It is calculated to
perpetuate the fine thoughts which
have made the Poppy so peculiarly
eymbolicul of tho services and the
sacrifices of the men who gave so
much that freedom might sunhe in
this world.
It gives me pleasure to give my
hearty endorsement to this worth)
enterprise.
Very truly yours.
(signed) ('nlvln Coolidge.
To the (‘0nununder4n-ti'hiei.
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
I 20 YEARS AGO l
l
i
l
l
. Thv follouin: items ox'-)'v-..nml in
the issue of me Evrnlng b'clllliivl
'uf May S. 1130“»: I
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(honor Sanford. of the O\"‘.1‘l.lll~;
Ot on
as
Maurice Denis.
Explore Your Mind
BY DB. FRANK it. \‘iZETELlA'
Msusgtng Editor. New Standard
Dictionary
can
a d
nos.
are
lish
the
Che.
tury.
eso
eclining birthrste.
r Hesebrouck. the
all living.
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collector.
room
pssi Jewels.
to show clearly the development of
modern painting during the last half
There is at least one family in
France that is helping to ward off
At Meteren.
twentieth
child of Monsieur and Madame Du-
porber Gskiero hes just been chris-
tened, with M. ‘Hudelo. the Prefect
of the Department as godfather.
Seventeen of these children are
living. 14 boys and three girls. The brain power, and then try to de-
father who is a. mason. sided by his velop your mind to u point where ‘1
sons. of WI)!” the oldest is :6, built ' will be doing its maximum of work
the holxsc. after the war. where they to gain your success and barium-73
The world's finest collection of
ancient srrns and armor. comprising
hundreds of pieces and valued at
over t1.5oo.000 has been presented
to Nice by Felix Joubort. noted Eng-
Tlis collection is in-
stalled in the Masons Museum in
sdioining the ruinous
0:: of the rarest pieces in the‘ u
Jon rt collection is the Jesnne r onto to nuinthe (acisthut
d'Aro rspior. doting from the eer- all-c ‘neIZeusry to you? (t)
liost pert of the fifteenth century.
The blade was found some twenty
years sgo in s Lorraine ohotesu end
is believed to be the only one owned
by the Msld of Orleans that has
ever been discovered.
The collection of ancient srmor
contains many priceless pieces. not.-
ably on inlaid suit doting from the
time of Maximilien I. which was
manufactured
1460;
in
Specialsmstinees st. theatres.
allow "the profession"
are common enough in Paris. but
Charles Dullin. the manager of the,
"Atelier"
at the little Montmsrtre theater. has
found a new varistion. l
He has given s matinee for people
connected with the press whose du-
ties prevent their going to the the-
nter in the evening—copy renders.
make-up men. snd linotypers. Over
soc accepted the mmger's invite.-
tion to s asturdsy sftemoon per-
formsnco of Mes-col Acherd's "I
Don’t Love !oul" which has been
running two mange.
company which
IT ISN'T noose-cry to srgue the
cue for the classified section.
tells its own story.
Nuremburg
and the celebrated essque.
which was made for Philip II of
Spain by Wolff of unashut.
in
to
to see a play. '
lppears
It
The uverngo person uses only
one-tenth of his mental powers.
any the psychologipts.
Everyday observation of those
around one will substantiate the
theory that a. tremendous waste of
mind power exists. that human be-
ings are allowing great reserves of
will power. memory. analysis, to lie
fallow.
Explore your own mind if you
seek a. fascinating experiment. Ex-
umiuc your own use and waste of
in life.-
Grede yourself according to the
number of points named at the cm!
of each question. Perfect meniul
efficiency is represented by 100;
1. Do you fritter away your
strength on triVisl worries? No.
i) . . . .
2. Are you able to select the
‘hliiltary Academy. met with u with
HOW To KEEP WELL
l
1 By DR. HUGH B. OUMMING
Surgeon General. tinltcd' States Public Health service
fi’ul accident y'sturdny afternoon.
which catching in a baseball gamn
Ivvlth lilo Autdnuy hum. A foul tip
is. ul-k him :1 hard lllU\\' in the lcft
l")‘.’ closing the optic. l
; s e o
.\ fire in the. summer house on llit'
TOO .‘il'cll
Riding on horseback
he maintained with
to remain in
important issue in every situa-
tion? (5)
3. Have you ‘
trained your .
i
. . . . i
4. Are you sble. to forget l
nthlngs tint are of no use. or v,
leven painful to you? (i) . . . . l
5. Do you pass your good
ideas on to someone else. in-
stead of; putting them into ac.
tion yourself? (No. 8)
6. Do you shit-k unpleasant.
duties? (X0. 6) . .
7, Do you keep your up-
pointmcnts punctually? (5)
8. Do you keep your prom-
ises? (6) . . . .
9. Do you put off from day
to day the things that should be
done at once? (5) .
it). Do you suffer from tim-
midity? (5) .
11. Are you free from ego-
tism? (3)
3. Can you concentrate on
the work at hand regardless of
distractions? (5) . .. .
should not stand around
The breast stroke or a slow trudg- l taken daily.
eon are good strokes to use.
crawl stroke. while it is perhaps best
for speed swimming. cannot ususlly
“use.
length of time. except. by trained
' athletes.
Hull an hour is quite long enough
the water and one
l.\' linlelClSlM.’ ALWAYS lil-J- bathing suit and get chilled
)ll'llllliilt NOT TO A'l'l‘llfiil'i" '
ing out of the water.
pmpcx'ty. of pennis liull. .\t'lll'l-ill)'
l:ul1~.:...vi, did damage (slimmed at rim!
should dl‘vss lilillltdluit‘ly after com.
‘_\'. Merduy.
. o s e
. There are muny outdoor sportsj A meeting of iln- Dom-ll of iii.
. is a zoodiwhich can be indulged in as were
term of exercise and is especiallydiou and used as exercise.
beneficial in stimulating the gantro-‘nid and hunt-ll...” .lro familiar undliirvcory “its pineal on the none-W)
singles in t e n n l s
for any up in very much later in life.
' the foregoing
in his not
Golf. ten- l llv in!
After 45 years of age.
Thc|iho average mun should not play
or hundbsllwll‘l‘ in Shelton,
Doubles. however can be indulge-l ini '
i
One should differentiate between {
and similar gamcsll" erccns Forms.
when employed as .1 healthful cxer- '
else and when played in slurp com-l New Canaan has just. had a. mud
petition. Do not attempt too much.,d08 5‘38"“-
.‘t- ; l'l" lore of the .\'oru:il‘.< Hospital was
last evening. Dr. damn~ (i.
i
lutesUual tract. The rhythmic fibre-{popular gzlmls. Oue can get much hoznd. .
tion seems to beef benefit to mulch-3| or little exercise from golf, secord- ‘ ‘ ' l
and internal organs. «in: to the rapidity with which he A large double team owuml lly
Swimming is also :1 good exercise. . covers the course and the number of Munin Broth. rs. linsi Noi'wnlk.
it brings into play nearly all of thel holes that are played. :.~;..-. J to run away in North .\i:.n.
muscles of the body. .\ temperature 'l‘ulms and handball nrc inllclllurr-M. )lwll'l'rlny. They write“ Nomi-“l
below 65 degrees Fahrenheit is new . more vigorous games. For the aver llllIlM‘lIHtlli the \l‘ushlngion stvvvi
ll.ll,\' too cold [or swimming. Oilelugc man, three sets 01' singles mlxmlrund bridge, by- l'nisy Ancimre,
should swim easily and slowly and tennis or three games of hundbnli'ih" lloolbluvcl: :it ilolxlil‘l.ii~l‘.~; Mill-Ir
breathe regularly fare generally sudlclent exercise if “M‘-
oes I
.‘li‘l’. t“. lr‘. noutvvell spent yester-
O in
Miss Maud (‘ulow has rvturned to
her home in .\'ov\vhlk after visiting
C 0
A l..rge dog ran about
MOTHERS’ DAY
me-
Back in the dark days of the
:Clvil War a. little white-haired wo'
inmn, a mother herself. carried her
one message to the boys in blue and
the boys in grey—-
“Write home to mother."
The war over. the little woman.
.\irs. Anus M. Jarvis carried on her
work of “Write home to mother."
L'pon her death her daughter. also
Anna. Jarvis. took up her mother's
work. founding Mothers' Day end
the Mothers' Day International Asso-
elation.
That was over 10 years ago.
date is determined each year.
This day is as much of an Amer-
icon legal holldsy as Fourth of July
or Christmas. Almost 10 years ago
Congress passed s resolution that
honor of Mother.
Heal-i."
Big Egg Msrket
market at Alkman r.
The the record for one dsy’s soles.
ing it sooner.
the ting be displayed on this day inf
l
The slogan of Mothers' Day lev—
"ln honor of the best mother who
ever lived —-the Mother of Your
ROERMOND. Ilolinnd.—-The rs:
market of itoormond. said to be the
largest in the world. is a. sight sec-
ond only to the great Dutch cheese
At Roermond
inst year 03,266.012 eggs weighing
5.588 ions. were sold cooperatively
at auction. yielding a profit of shoot
sit-(50.000. . rhree million eggs is
THE ONLY objection some people
have to the classified section is that
they didn’t form the habit of‘resd-
13. Have you acquired the
l
1--
Commercial
Banking
Realizing that the success of loeul enter-
prises means our own
success and that of
the community, we are always ready to assist
worthy enterprises according: to their re~
quirements.
The Commercial Department. of this instilli-
llnn client to business firms M'v'l')‘ facility of
modern bankinv.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH N0.“ ‘VALK.
EVERY“ ONE
With a Single
Worth Keeping
Should Have a Safe
Deposit Box.
Good Size Ones
Low as Four Dollars a Year
in Our Fire and Burglar Proof
Vault.
SO. NORWALK TRUS; CO.
ecuriiy
Service '
CONN.
Paper
Are as
:lhe village and lit-tom it uus killed
illud bitten eight other dogs. .
o 0 O ‘
Mrs. Clifford ilauschildt. of Maple
.Sll‘t'I‘l. is Waiting her sister in Pitts-
burgh.
O C O
,l Today in Other Years l
A deer has been seen by many
people in Wlnnipnuk during the p i
few days. Several attempts to cap-
ture it. failed. gel."
0 0 O
A Block island schooner is in the
hnrhor disposing of cod fish.
0 O 0
U
A meeting of the Rope and Pipe
Association will be held Sunday.
“Flapper Fanny Says:
fl‘oday is it‘ll day of "The Ap-
parition of St. Michael. the Archan-
Genoral Lafayette visited Louis-
ville. Ky. May 8. 1825
The New York—Denver telephone
line was opened May S. 1911.
DL'BLlN.——Tho
berg wine barrel.
(warts. is no longer the largest of
its kind in the world. A new barrel
st Eltville~on.tlie—Rhino holds 283.-
000 quarts.
\! -\Y 8.
Biggest Wino Barrel
‘famous Heidel-
holdin 200.768
3 with n
it is 49 feet long.
iii”
ability to look at a. matter from
all sides? (5) ,
14. Con you plot in. course and. .
SHUFELT' BROS. ‘
stick to it? (t)
‘15. Con you msintsln ecui- ._ . Star Ind Durant Mr 3‘1“
librlum in crises? (7) .. v. '7 M FENCE NORWALK. CONN.
16. Hove you complete con- PHONE 8474
trol of your temper? (5)
17. Con you organize your
work! (5) . . ..
18. Do you know whet you
us going after? (10)
‘: l ”the Me'disborment pro~
j: is s protection both to the
- end the gen-rel public.
it s shone there isn‘t some
' in which the suns trutnxent
be spoiled to all business?
I
l mums»
- pee-rte with thst collects
flush. the Its-sad tastefully
" ~Wyesrsofwcrkmsnflzlp.
“75.000." - y
We reed this in s. new» end
" Almost but s million cox.
. for 3 string of. penrlsi '. "r,
ions of the u proed tint
”on, some kinds of '0' a, buy”
a l u s, mutter of course. use the
‘" im- isles ere not deed. sill
,. . a} no Indlsns were aimed I den-
' ’ s no notes are now.
0 0 ‘0
.00. .0
Emergency Ahead.
Didyou ever see. c person of middle age who
hsd never met emergencies—time‘s when s good-
ly swings account would hsve mesnt some kind
ofnhnphtbehurdlisgofsnctstseiet Are‘
you getting rssdy for the one shosdi .
( ‘ _“‘ geeufu°a€u‘m?ufufu°w
Gentlemen: Attention Mr. Snell.
Personally I wish to thank you and your entire
organization for the excellent cooperation given dur- ,
ing the special Isles campaign conducted by me for
Shufelt Bros, on Star end Dursnt automobiles.
From the time the first snnonncement was made
.in mm Evening Sentinel, many customers came in
and mentioned ‘thst they had
in «your newspaper.
I hsve conducted slmilsr soles in other cities
where the newspsper’s oiroulstion wss lsrger then
yours, but never have the results been better from
newspaper advertising.
May 6, 1926.
‘* Sentinel Publishing Co,
97 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk, Conn. ’
'
seen the advertising
Am very glad to write you this letter and again
assure you of my appreciation, I sin.
Very sincerely yours.
sterner 3308. me.
Sm- and Dorset item so...
Revises» s. m.
_ Isles lens; .9.
A. fisbismsvhoisdownio
Your Kodak plus Kodak
film, lus our develo ing
on printing se ce
msures
complete satisfaction
we»
«to '
That’s My Baby!”
But the question is :—
Have you started a Bank
Account right here in
your Home Town—South
Norwalk—for her?
If not, why not?
The People’s
Trust Company
First Book Under the Bridge
will-ingot: Street
7 WNW“
“Yes, Sir:
thereby hangs a tail.
principle gives you the iceless
wonder
Frigidaire
Started This
key and e kite-string; and
The same
“CHIC
thst keeps all (code as no melting.
wasting coke of ice can do it. No
watching. no starting. nostopplng.
Come in and see it demonstrated.
The Norwalks’ Electric Co.
20 No. Help St. South Norwalk
Phone 2978
Do it today in
you the
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the finest storage fsoiiities in the
State for any mount of ‘bpsce
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Our wsrehouse is s 6-story
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m We m .tl ill"
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