.___._____—...____-..-.v- “A uranium) 1870 Dillon THE Sou .ORWALK EVENING SENTINEL ACMIA‘I'ID PIE“ NM FROM ALI. PART. 0' m WORLD IV A MAL VIII AND GUI OWN 0'." “Midtown-stain” «hoopla-aw. IOU!!! lcnwau. m.HDAY,DBC.27,1018 a4 . i “v‘. Unssttisd tonight and Saturday. IIIIIIINIIIN (NINE PIIIN IIIR SRNNEEIIIIIII; Gents-sliced Power Under a Minor Is its Fea- l I INAR BENEFICIARY iii IIIIIII “I"IIIIIIIIIIIII. IussIII III Is Sllll illii Army and.“ Navy Insurance Always Payable. Compen- sation Only t dependents ——-————. III. BAKER ASKS ISAFE llilllEII III IIIIIII RISNNE INIIINIIII RRBBER; IIIIIIIltIIIImnfi $400 IIIIIIIIIII Peace Will l'hd Minn! Danbury Man Misses Roll From Sale on Return PEIIIIRN’S IRREES DRIVE ENEIII ERIN NIEV, AND NRRRIIRS III \VASHINO’PON. D. (3., Dec. 21.— Caiter Class. Secretary of the Tress I sury. gave out a statement yesterday idetining the rights or beneficiaries un- Ider the WIJ' Risk insurance not. The Istatemeut is in reply to many lnquin I ies received from mothers, father! and ,other relatives which indicate n gen Icrsi impression that beneficiaries of government insurance must prove do Ilpendency in order to mceive payments. insurance The statement by Mr.’ IGlsss follows: «. NEIVE- NILE IIIX PNINIIIE IN .IIII RICH I“ I I- “Considerable confusion and much Townw CityboBe it misunderstanding seems to prevail Single School District ‘Iamong the relatives and beneficiaries " ‘Ilot men in the military and naval sen li‘astlce revision of the educational “00 ‘8 to their “all“ under the War laws of the State of Connecticut which RI“ WW“ “I "”1! mot-hm uld give the State Board of Educ» and fathers named as beneficiaries of supreme control of educational the government insurance applied fot fitters after the manner of New York by their 8011! have Sliced the inn State. which the commissioner of edu most is the supreme authority, and education is governed by a code. is mused in a measure which is to be' paunontsd at the incoming Legislature. it is understood that the pioposed measure has the sanction of Henry C. Morrison of Mlddletown the present hateful Secretary at the Board of Education. The proposed measure streets eveiy. child; teacher. janitor, supervisor. str‘ Wudent, courses of study school and building (public. aid private). pur chase of Its and supplies. local 8M health titration, tscborlss. woman; vote on' school matters, in every town and cl- ' ty of Connecticut. .-.‘u.°f “simultaneous: “5:: III SEEII WISE I I ‘ Id OrganizatioiE Will: Saturn! ‘0 Decide' to Be flayed at Next lhlrtield oounty’s' W of the next” . b ‘ittlieorgsu ”gt-NM Interest in the tag contour in Fair-field OOilMJJ gm crust the House “waives. Representative merit: W. Hurtord at Stamford and as ll'. Walsh oi tiroeuwish are . Ibsen flutord .who. tub terms 5‘ the Lower Roms.- the support 'st the Republican drg ultibi ili- the Continental Sixth Page me 53‘. -— Comptroller’s rt to Gov- ernor Short? renne of: More Than 815,000, 000 The report for aid. fiscal year end lug September 30,1918, has been sub mined by State Comptroller Morris C. 'Webster to Gorernor Holcomb. he general revenue for the yen: Wed $15,189 ..326 87 and the balance 'hundatthebeginnlngof theyear i 0.311. The civil list orders drawn ' . treasury for the year amounted hsnsssaiozz The \bonds re- " - amounted to $473. 000 The .. . . in the treasury on October 1. -. ma immune, and in tho (Wfll’l'll!) invasion that they must prove depen- dency in order to receive payments of Newspaper Correspondent DANBURY. Dec. 27. -—-Wbile George WABKINGNN B. c. Dan. '1; ' Entire 1mm... mum... » ' Cobbsrdt. pmpflotor of the Gebbardt Also Posihve Th“ m 0! m in cats in Savoy street was absent from Royal Family W a, .m, m a, mu m an eras-ism tor lasts shortly 38“” ot the sehctivo oasis. J Imltlss sitar 1 o'clock names: anti-ass his _....___. m to m ”n“ “it” . ants was looted and $410. the receipts an. m IW No “a, of the holiday business were ‘tslsn her am at gum to William Buriinson. a fireman OIIDIO)‘ "you. mam he” ed by the New vets. New rims and Without the It Inter alias-god with theft and is held under mulls IS APPAIIINII Allied Governments Knowl Maxim border. Nicholas Is in a Neutral; Country tetanus-s ssh-s lav-o -‘JAI’NNESEW of peace would not have out iforcca to psi-form essential military Iduties. including the poljehgo ltbe i WARSAW Tuesday, Dec. 24 (By the Associated Press). ~"Thsrc doubt that the Csar and his entire family are alive. i am positive of this" I bonds of “.000. Buriinson was taken into custody after a two hour search by Sergeant William Baker of the headquarters where he was reached it-wns round that all but no.» was rind his ponds. Illii. Ii. at tooliussian Ofiicers Among the Thousands Drivé Out of the District of Dublin by Peasants, and lie Icin— was the declaration made to the cor I respondent today by Michael dc ch icbiblichet, a nephew of General Sit I “i cannot reveal where the Car is oropadski, Ilvfnsk. Vilna and Rovno. I because he does not wish it," be ad:- ”- (Continued on PM Two» WRNNRENENNNRI III will till ENiilTllNiitNI ' IIIII SUBBESS 'l‘OKlO. Doc. 21.—.ispau' s attitude at the psaseeonleruncssboutdbssse tied “He does not care to be bothered 0t dilininnstsdnsnn “ m ' “m and he wants to be left alone. His torial ”mm. m u” ”h whereabout is known to an Allied ion “T 1” tbolondnroflfinxok- Rev. Stapleton and Soldiers local . IN IEIIISIJIIIIRE“ ugliest-tin «Jed to .WII “183..“ making a mu of :21... ,strssnsussss flEIIIIIER’II IIIINIIS | l Government. It is in a neutral country. Accounts 0! his murder at Ekaterin burg were manufactured by Trotsky and Denise for propaganda purposes " "it took much money and time and also the lives at many officers to no- compltsli his escape. Amnnglthe ottio- Soldiers of Cape May Want Securities They Bought PE MAY, N 3.30.6. 21ml Iiskmsdwsrleonnt ration. tbs swowoundsdsieaissiw «Watermarpuuoual military at~ DIuiNodbsmbismts ,_ ”I . W“. '. ‘ stun-is um, "not! i were , in" gsIE'sscsneweiets nin 'Z-v‘etbsth MIMI“ Mm their bonds. whlfi tits, blinded '.'ms fully pain for in most “an”. .”I. use T ilwtcbef said ”the Allies last June. nor any pay with which to. should séndi an army of occupation in- puiclisse out of their suing; civiii's‘q ”to Russia to reestablish a stable sov- clothes to wear alter their diacbarge. ermant and business conditions lie Most of them purchased the Second said the cost of living in Russia was.” with ”“3“": “E III“ Ni” NEPIINI IIuIIIII IIIRIIII IN IIIII‘EII mill (Continued 0! M 8!!) IIIIINI SIIUIIERS III NEEI’ IINIEIIRIIS TREN’l‘ON. N. .t., Dec, 27. —i‘eders‘i E: which would permit every “genera? ytgillslclhilalrged American sol- er re unifoun. trench hel- met and other personal momentous of Department of-Labor ' y.thc war is suggested by Newton AI yK. Bugbée. State Controller. who in s WASHINGTON, ~D C. Dec. 97.— «iett’er made public beretoday. appeal Willi“ B... Wilson. Secretary oil-- 1 N. Hays. Chairman of the has announced yesterday that tube- Nbfloasl' chubum Committee M pertinent has. ordered neldepoctstlous: his aid in enlisti 0 support of lie of Mexican laborers as a result of its publlcnns in Corgi-ens. recent vacating or orders blending "Thousands of our boys emerged (or- temporary admission of such labor m battles with uniforms tot-ii by for war emergency work. This tlune gun bullets." litr. Bugbbs monument was contained in a letter wro e tails these relics of service. and this or State. in reply to an' innutry based privilege should be granted them. M on Meidcan newspaper reports. the present time. the men upon being in his letter Secretary Wilsm says. mustered out are notified they must In part: return their uniforms to their com- “Evidently there is a misunder- Imsnding olllcers within four months standing regarding the terms as well aftMer leaving the service " as the intent of this department's on- M.r Bugbee said he was assured the dcr. New Jersey Representatives in Con- "Questions arisingas a result of the trees would back such a bill. ,. end of hostilities. concerning not on- the Recent Order of the A ’from other countries. brought the mat- RETURNS III NIINE‘ from these various countries had been i Ernest W; Johnson, of West Non ,walk, has received on honorable dis charge from the Merchant Marine, and is at his home. Mr. Johnson on- listed in the Merchant Marine service in April, last, and was on the training ship Governor Cobb of Boston. for some time. After that he Was assign- ed to theé} S SE! Proteusu which was sunk off a 8 tier . e l tanker U Sps ClEshin: ME) “31mg“ That it will be three or four months was on the boat at the time and all ”“0“ all 100“ “u “I‘m“ draft the crew just escaped with their boards throughout the state will be lives“ Mr Johnson of late has be”: “completcly abolished is the opihion .of on the Fall River lino, making "I“, Major John Buckley. director of the them New York city to Fall River (draft for Cbnnecticut. Major Buckley . Although not having tbs 0’90“th said yesterday that at the present to so over" Mr Johnson h“ seen time. preliminary to f'nal disposition. considerable water service, making d“ aft ”0““! ""9 arranging their several trips to New Orleans and oth- files. closing in separate cover sheets 9,. ports of this country in the inter- all papers concerning each registrant. eat of the United States government. and mcm‘g “9 “Im‘l‘u’m' “d d“ M, JWn- had ‘ “v". attnok of porters. Upon completion of this. till the work in the dittorent dratt boards IWNMM ‘ iContinued on Pan Twelvei IIRIIEI IIIIIIRNS WIII NIIIIIEIIRIIIISIIEII ERR INREE‘NIININS influenza. and this left him in a con dltiou'to render Min unfit fer turtles- amiss - \ Secretary Wilson: Clarifies uminto political party. The statesman said the other day that Infl‘n ac- tions hitherto haw been licbis to air understanding as possible actuated by territorial ambition. and Julian should noise the first opportunity to A crowded house greet” liov. .l disabuse the world of any m Btupl‘stonY ' Treat Audience to Scenes of Camp Lite suntan. Welland. Alfie unstims buysatmtbe . “Rowan“ nthl‘ ‘ “Ii-smut“ Chndtniocsi M “Ow-Must Mireille .ht. ”“m,ntitllild”h* oversees round “find I gnnt' vary Mar. AY. dd. 0.A bntwasreproducel and Jam With the worth tendency toward torsung~repsbiisndtwwouidbsnsess~ musedQuPags‘l‘wem)‘ Hues-id twins Japan-auto ly Manor the atoll at ”mm PARTY GIVEN their country' MAI warmth taunt . ~. . T0_____. NEWLYWEDS foreign. ideas. Idsnserous or stbso‘ - is. also at stool-in Follovlns the. a wedding supper was givs'n' lrSI-nl- tss nbwlywsds at Cos Cob inn. sad is- Adeligbttulwsddlsgpnrtynwastsno tiered Irwllandltrnlldward of bin.» laatcvcniug .nttheCsn tsul Wand 'n' “mist-«Willi tboyoungeou 'Icnta was formerly Kissl Wm" ' wbsnsbs wall nitnd inI marriage’ to mm ll. lou- “Wumwm inn “eyeing l dtllitriltds I" so coupeau or e I'bseu returned (Min M visited thisnity sathe guest of Ir. all: and Muymww “min-t evenlng.gavessuipp indiis eouuuyhadbesn mustered out too 'or service. members.“ at tbs Emilia-g; -urycomsnlttes a cat a tbs-.ir ws‘suly clinics-sues ut the War. paw“ Elliott's, are being at d rats. Chairman t Mn sands: as“ ‘ .' gaining that 32.000 had been rotun- and"!!! "Naturally they want to re- sent by -.litr Wilson to the Secretary -ly Mexican laborers,.but also those ed since the armistice w sin-0d ships now controlled by the United States are limited to more men s m month. but the department bopss to increase this to ”0.000% 300.000. War Department slants nh hid members or the committee that an in vestigation by the British of 41.000 Genital: prisoners captured in Octo- ber in‘ Northern France and Belgium revealed that their ages ranged from 18 to 69 years. Thirty per cent. of the prisoners we‘re youths 'of llitot 20 7631's. ,TWO NORWALW won. WANT DIVORC ' Deputy Sheriil Edward B. -Doulens yesterday served the first papers in the divorce proceedings of Ralph A. Webb. of Stamford. and James Alan- son Lane, of Greenwich. The cases ‘ will come before the Superior Court in Bridgeport. on January 7th. 1919. Edith M. Webb, of this city. is aslt‘ ing for a divorce from Ralph A. Webb. now of Stamford. on the grounds..of desertion. They were married on Oc« tober 22, 1892 and it is claimed that Webb deserted his wife. Nov. Jul. :191‘. His. Webb also alleges intol- arable cruelty and asks for the cus- tody of their sixteen year old daugh- ter. Marion. Charging that her hulbnn‘d. James Manson Lane. is a habitual drunkard. and has subjected her to intolerable cruelty. lire iiary A. base has brought divorce actions against her husband. now living in Greenwich. 'The couple were married in 1901 and 'Mrs. Lane asks for the custody of her- two children. Ticop movement's train 'nbroad on. ohnneui m Ira. Lulu it. .ltiss Demitasse. Ira. King.- and Messrs. Henry lasts. Just ‘flimtave Btruinmick. Glisten *Boeh‘ulsin. William Linda-man. John Dianna. Joseph Discs-A and the. guest of honor. Private George W. Muller. recently returned from France. W HOTELS SWTNDLFD OUT OF ROOM RENT Two flashily dressed young men. immaculately attired from derby hats to spats, have been noticed about the city for the past few days but yester- day removed their presence from this cliv. and left a trail of unpaid bills behind. These two dappjer “sports" landed in Norwalk last Friday morning and with a big flourish registered at the Mobsckemo Hotel as Jack ‘Terrell and Leon R. Booklinder, both profes- sional actors. enjoying a little re! and rave their home as Newark. N. J. Thev arranged for a room at the hotel under the weekly rate plan and vn—in—dnv moraine. a day before their room-rent was one, they unobtrusive- lv walked out of the elites and left the city. They le" behind them two hand-be . practically worthless. con- taining anions» other articles a towel which was Identl'lnd as having come from the Hotel Davenport in 8tam~ ford. An lnve-i'mtinn disclosed the fact that thev had roamed there on to last Frid . when they had paid their- b"! no departed. The police have been notified and have communicated ‘iwith near-b" towns and cities in be orthe look-out for the men and the case has also bsen not. into the ‘vwis of the Hotel Monti Vn‘fl'M't-"on .. gees Go to Warsaw WARSAW, Tuesday. Dec. 24-. (By The Associated ,Press). — Forces commanded by Petlura, the krniniasl lesdnr, drove podnski from Kiev on Sunday, December 15. Pctlura himlt eu- tered city last Thursday. Prince dziwill, a wealthy Polish land owner, escaped and has reach- ed here with other refugees. which include four hundred Rus- sian officers out of the district of Dubno by peasants. Prince dzi will said to The Associatet Press upon his arrival here: “Kiev is calm again. The shops are open and it is still occupied by tan thousand German tioops under GM KIM The herrors of cherub that country, especially' ' \ fl district. can not .. be v'i ies‘ifi'i'i‘iwiisu. lords their managers have RUNRRSINAIIRRNERIIERNXNENI‘M HAS BEEN ASSNSSINIIIEII NIII mum German Sailor Says the Englhh and American Troops Will Have to Stop the Dissrdsrs' in Germany bfinnd ortatbsr they wfl to an- rest, they take the wile mstber or dis-sitter “l seeped sinned as a railroad employee, one train naming a train carrying a number at Ger-r man soldiers, a few women and some eivilian passengers. At evo cry station, it was a fight to get by. The peasants are robbing and dis- arming German soldiers every- » where, being infuriated because of . German thefts of. grain and food. It is estimated that WM one hundred thousand Ber-inns ass . 7'9 masturbatiomosyum mamas 9d,! Ffl¢'F-.~'~' ultimatum been cruelly assaulted and beaten Retinal 8! by seams and turned out naked cbitlier told; my h’nr‘e be- gun to ilivtrsat when, which is saint-thug nswto Bolshevisin. For instance, it the}l cbnnot' find the SIIINIIIIRIIEIINNII IIIII NIIIIIILE SIIIIN Government Reports Show Only Outdoor Construe. Jot=~Men - m I amnesurpim men is in strong prospect for the first Misha... lieu} USE or Ant RIFLES ' PROHIBITED BY POLICE in spite of the numerous warnings issued by Chief of Police William R. Pennington relative to the prohibited use of tire'arms. the practice of cbbild- run using B. B. air-rules is incitdlly increasing in ,this city. Yesterday at- temoon the young souof Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin. of Winfield street. was struck in the face with some shot fromcue of these guns in the hands of his play-mate. The lad fortunately escaped serious injury. it is to prevent such accidents as this that the city ordnance was made. but it is common among local people to disregard it and at the present time an unusually large number of the ri- fles are about the city. ’ have been ordered to immediately sr» in their possession any B. B. rifle. sud all such persons 'will be prosecut- ed for violating the city ordnances. L , ”l..- COD f insists} anti ”cums-.the-‘bpiida ' m. WIS: til luthstmpidymenytruea ‘ astbo ‘W e rtnsen of m the Dans m Labor IIZIINII Slim 1 The police- rest any person seen with. or having= months ago. under" Allied be proclaimed?“ Ukraine u flit dwindledsin'ce this; ,_ . was" RNSNIIREIENNE Nliw Willi. Dec. 32..” than- nflmsstlors W'a ten American wowoicomcd home it” asp eightasii- months or -scwh’w h.” pcnn waters. todaym , shorelsnve.andtbeymsh stir '. of their long-waited on - " Win along B thmd with the monk flint meal on American abomh maths. 'i'le various war. provided li-Declal slum mm clubs kept open bone; -trun sightseeing trips vwere arranged. and - tickets were furnished to nnmorou . thutrical peflormmas. Whilethe happy tars wcrosujoying -_ the city. New Yorkers flocked to the . six miles at timi‘ng ships riding peacetnily at an ‘ in North River—- the greatest American nrniah over as- . (Missed .0. Panel 'rwshst '-wss's their Wm... .. ”W..- RED CROSS ROLL CALL. Number of subscribers to the preset time ............. 'Mlb cmquymmmmnml-s g,
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