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Hartford Determined Thati
the Organization Shall.
Not Gather on Sundayl
illumination
Night as Planned-—Gov.‘
Holcomb Against It
HARTFORD. Sept. 13.~»'l‘o find a
place where they may hold a public
marssnieeting seems as difficult a
question to the Hartford branch of the
Peoples Council of America for Demo-
cracy and Peace as it was for the
delegates of all the branches to find
a hall for their national convention.
Tuesday night Senator. C. C. Hem-
enway. one of the four minute‘men
speaking in local theatres tinder fed
eral dtrection for national unity adv
yised his hearers not to attend the
proposed Pe0ple's Council meeting it
it should be held. '
U. 8. Officers Say "No."
, That the officers of the United
States department of justice are. in
Complete touch with what is going
on was again evidenced today when a
special agent reported to the‘mllitnry
emergency board-chat no meeting of
the on proposed would be allowed.
" t ouzht not to be allowed."
This was tie :ontlmrnt expressed
emphatically this afternoon by Goo
s'mor Mart-tr: ll. Holcomb when in-
!ornwd that the Hartford branch I)!
the People‘s (‘ouncll of America for
Numeracy and Peace will hold s pub
tic mass meeting in it... til}! Sunder ' ,
at a local theatre.
J4
will be sent to conference because of
important Senate changes. it had al-
ready passed the House by unanimous '
vote.
The most important Senate amend.
ntcnts are those extending the present
presidential powers over export trade
to imports: prohibiting publication of
war comment in German unless accom~
panled in a parallel column by an En-
glish translation: interdicting‘ co‘m-
merce between Americans and the
'Central Powers: giving the president
broad powers to regulate operations of
enemy insurance companies in this
country and extending the scope of the
espionage law. '
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RUSSIAN OFFICER .TO SPEAK
HIRE
lFormer'aodyguard‘ of the Czar Who-
l Escaped From Siberian Prison :
l To Be Here Sunday
; Today all eyes are turned toward
illusion and the. whole world is euess~
.ing as to what part she will play in!
'making the world safe for democracy;
‘ It is also Hue that the story of Rum?
slim intrigue unit Siberian exiles-ls :tl-f
wars interesting. and thteutall'v no it"
the information can 13;» secured iroml
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one hurine, first ltund‘experience. '
(Yul, Swartzltopensky who will speak:
in the Norwnlk Methodist Epitscopsl“
Church Sunday- evening was for t,wen-
ty pears .1. personal bodyzuard of the:
Czar and a member'of the Emperor‘s;
household. 0n "Bloody Sunday".
when the t‘znr's troops were ordered to,
fire on ihepeopls (gpionel Summoi
penskv refused to‘cai‘ry out the com-i
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the construction of the new Russia.
Sundav evening he will speak ("1'
311111111, Yesterday and Today." Mon-
day ereninq'he will lecture fill] the,
Bflnlfi‘fllllll‘i‘ll on his escape from the
Siberian prison. ‘
KORNllTOFF’S REBEL-
LION IS AT’AN . END,‘
ALTHOUGH THE GEN-
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(Continued from first page). M
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gates sent a deputation to. the
troops to explain the situation]
whereupon the Cossacks declared
they were ready to arrest their
commander provided an order was
received from Premier Kcrcusky. ,
The (‘ounril telegraphed to the!
Premier, who ordered General
Krytnoif's nrrcst. “General Kev}
muff submitted without rcsistnncc t
and was brought to Petrog‘rad.
The. (fossacks of his command have:
joined the government forces- in;
the Logo garrison. !
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Railway service between Luna
and Petrograd has been resumed.
PARIS, Sept. 14.——-'l‘he new!
French Cabinet contains a new
ministry, at first called, the Minis-,
try of Propaganda, but Inter!
changed to Ministry of Missions?
abroad. Owing to the absence of ;
Franklin-Bouillon the new post isl
not listed wtih the other ministry
designations in the official journal.
The new ministry consists‘of‘ iii-
tecn titular ministers, four minis-
ters of state and eleven under-sec-
rctaries.
The new ministers are divided
among five Senators, eleven Depu-
ties and two, Louis Loucheur and
Albert Cloveille, do not belong to
Parliament. The eleven under-
secretnries are all members of the
Chamber of Deputies.
Sixteen. of he now Cabinet mem-
bers have, been ministers or under-
secretarics in previous Cabinets,
and three nrct’ormcr premirs. The
political groups represented in the
new ministry do not inélnde' the
unified Socialists.
Premier Painleve represents the
Socialist-Republican group. while
the Socialist Radicals have three'
members, the Radical Left three,
the. Republican Union of the Sen-
ate two, the “Republicans ofthc
Left one, and the Radical Republic"
Union seven members. Seven
members of the Ribet ministry re.
lain places in the new Cabinet.
The. most noted pcrhnps‘of the Rim
bot ministry to [en tire Rene Viviani
and Albert Thomas.
in the new ministry Professor
Paul Pninlcve. in addition to be-
musing premier. will mutinue to
act as- Minisier of War. The ether
minimalist follow: /
l”foreign Afisirs~Alenndre Ri‘
Jhstire~1houl Perot.
wand and was exiled to Siberia. He»
escaped and came to America. iio‘
plane to return soon, to take part in, ,
ERAL HAS NOT‘SURa i
Soldiers‘ and Workmeu’s Dole.
.rcport reached Mexico City
- ter von Eckhnrdt in a transfer oi“
litre-did: government, no for no is;
Morten-lulu titling.
him. “when replaced by (“all
a “it; ' ‘
1 in the Rest Room. _
Choice selections will be rendered on the Pattie»
phonsy-antonyiham the onewsnd popularsongs which
Ironing heard all over the country at present.
"Good-bye'Broadway, Hello France."
“Joan of Arc."
“For the Freedom of the World}:
. , “Over T here.”
.Togcther with popular Operatic pieces and orch‘estn'r';
nieces rendered by a Budapest Orchestra. ‘
Rest Room, second floor.
Hats,» Knox, Gage
and other femur-mull». .
What'is it that distinguishes a Knox Or ‘a Gage
i
Hat, and makes it so different, no one can tell. lfi
you ask the milliner can she tell you? Not at all:
she will say, “it is the style.” What makes the stylch
is it the'trimmingl, There isn’t any—to speak of- It
is of the simplest character—a queer wing, the end of.
7a piecer 0f richi‘ribbon. All the crowns are different,
all the brims are different. Often there is no brim. it
is a mystery unexplained. ,
‘ Wi'l'here oreSilk Beavers, black, brow (one should.
‘Sa‘y‘khakil, purple; like eiderberry juices T here are
high or low crowns. A “bell-crown” is very stylish.
,Come and 'see the new models.
' . Brice; the same as in former seasons.
Second floor.
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These Chilly Days
'A shoulder Furiis good. . ‘
A Scarf or the pelt of a ion is a friendly thing '.
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The Lamp Department
is now at its best. ’ l
Mahogany Lamp, two lights, shade of. yellow,‘
silk trimmed with gold braid and medallions. 11%
l
Complete $2259.
[map with two lights, shade has red and green?
flowered silk lining covered With maline. A very zit-:1
tractive lamp, $23.00, 3
GuLunp, mahogany base, shade of old gold!
silk with fringe. Complete $1200.73,
. Floor Lamp for oil, mahogany stand, shade; (it!
_ old rose silk with gold braid trimming and silk fringe,
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$1.65 , ’ “Amber cream Waffles, 35 ots. 11ml
“ . . ‘Secotitl‘lloorfi 1 ' ~_ .. “Q Main noose/i
f‘olohies—Jicnc Besnurd.
'l‘rnnsports———.A.lbert (llnveilie.
Education—Daniel Vincent.
Labor—Andre Renard.
Commerce—~Eticnnc Clemente].
Agriculture—~Fernnndr David.
Provisions—Maurice Long.
{successou Audcrbcrg,
Pthnt he knew nothing of
:not believe it to be true.
Ernesto Garza Perez, su‘nSccre-
For missions ~uliro'tid—4-It‘ranklitt l‘lfll‘l" in chitrgc’of'the Mexican For? WORRY DETRIMENTAL TO
Bouillon. . _ . ‘ icig'n‘Office,‘_said he knew nothing
Pour ministers of state who are 'cnlmtinfihg thej “1,1,5“an “1,3:
also members of tlthnr Council‘ ’
genie, l’aul'Doumcr and Jean Du—
puy- " ~ 1
MEXICO (‘l'l‘Y, Sept. l-l.—A
last
night that the State Department at
Washington had ptndc public cor-
rosprmdeiieo showing that Polite“
t‘honlmhn. former . Su'odish
Charge here, had acted as an in~‘
termedisry for the German Minis- ,
G
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tit“.
messages for the German diplo-
mnt. Mexico" ufllcialls said they
haul hoard nothing of the report.
l-‘olke t‘ronholm was: rmlaced
in Swedish Chat-are here on FPllm-,
nry 24 last and since that time his:
held no nflleial ”tuition with the;
lit:
lCity since 6 was replaced. His von Eckhardt to Germany by way
declared of Sweden since last February. he
the must have sent. them as 11 private
lAmericuu State Department’s dis- individual,
closures, but (lcclared‘that he did must have been subject to censor-E for his board before he com-‘1. or.
ship.
. port, and added that if it. were true . worry auto
“m Louis Bill'tlmlb 1100" .Bottr—,t]mt (Ironholm‘seut. messages for meals is detrimental to good work in
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be genuine
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college, in the opinion oi l‘htvard’
,University othcials. The llarmid reg:
ister for the new college yea: saysn
"it is very desirable that n tudent:
and therefore ”1“)“. Should either have moor-y set apart
lshould know beforehand exactly how,
the can pay his board bills. if he‘ll:
lio do good and effective work, ha
3 must. not he harassed by uitxivty‘ns to
COLLEGE WORK.,‘tlie means of lllC‘t-llilfl this expense.
’ 'and he must not be tempted into um
14.»—— wiso economy in food.” -
CAMBRIDG E, Mass. Sept.
the. means of paying for
Advertise m the Sentinel.
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