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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 12, 1919 · page 1

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With malice toward none, with charity fol-all. with firm.
ness inthe rightas God givesustoseethefighhloiultrive
on to finish the work we are in, to bind up the] nation’s
wounds, to care for him who shall have borne the bottle audio:-
hi: widow and orphan, to do all which may achieve and cher-

NDDSE VDTES EXCERNAN EMPEROR WILLIAM

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tab :1 just and lasting peace among ourselves and with
nations—From Lincoln’s Second Inaugural, March 4, 1866.

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DI‘DVAN CHANCES TACTICS

mcilman Murphy Announced That Councilmen Would
Not Attend Meetings Until Change Is Made in Moth-g
ods of Conducting Sessions

NDVAN CNNRDESNDRPHY WITH
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MEN {If STREET DEPARTMENT

auncilmen Murphy. Eldridge and Russell Left Meeting
in Disgust Before Adjournment Is Moved

NDDSE RATITIES
PRDIIIRITNIN
AMENDMENT

Lower Branch Favorable by
Vote of 153 to 96, but
Senate’s Refusal to. Ratify
Will Prevent Legislature
From Ratifying

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ll‘W‘r: a dearth-ti charts»- *5 lllade in *methods: that the so-called "model"

. “who,“ of conducting council departments 01’ the city wire far from;

. , _ . of 111g shining examples of thrift. econ- ‘
112s 1:1 til 11'? 1'» 11 12:3

1 — P ‘ u a d u“ cm} and good business, and ended!

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ITDDDNT SIX DAYS
5 IN ARDDNNE MD

:Clilford O’Han. ‘ West

Avenue, Went Through
Fierce Battle mm

Infantry .

A mere glimpse of the m
work of a regiment d W
Guardsmen. of which a m boy
is a member. in storming {It almost
Ilmpregnable hill position ”finale.
'and driving them back the.

Argonne Forest, is told mono-uh-
;sue of the Newark (8.1.) M4
3;.Call The story is n will
valor of the. 113mm 114th Incl-lots
Aof infantry. formerly the How
.Nauoual Guard. in the bottled Ax;
gonne Fore-at.

A Norwalk acidic. CHM 0‘38:-
aon of Mr. and la. Wimm
of West avenue is a menfiq‘ of tho
113th infantry and‘served w the
entire six day battle 0! A“ Wood

 

 

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Supporters Win and Declare

millennium: -
. FINN-TS DTENNIIIED

Three-YearProgram Passed
“by 194 to 192, But Entire
3111 Gas Over, 280 to 50

«mam: m.1a.—-—Admtnls-
{ration tendon-s in the Hone loot
night won their fight for a m
”Congress of a policy of naval oi.
Mun)“: limitation of would an
moment is agreed ‘01: at the pence
Maurice. After an all day debate.
the House voted 19 to 192 to approve
the new three your building program

 

 

 

 

 

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Tremendous New Fleet; -
Will Be Built Unless Con-'

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IS MAINTAINING CDMMIINICATIDN
WITH HIS EIIRNER SIIPPRRTERS

Long Conferences Held With Prominent Oflieiaia, But '
What Occurs Is Kept Secret Through the Efiorts of 4
Herr Hans Von Gontard

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President and Mrs. Wilson Attend Performance of the
Opera Given' m Their B one? in Paris

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lions during the last week that'
Count Hohenzollern, the former

German "emperor, is maintaining“
communication with his former .-

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. Launch} will: the members of been treated unfairly. I ll with his regiment. 0‘ 10 WNW and 10 scout WS- Two secretaries of the German
' hmiv. tllum mztioii: \ of the council- M1. Donovan ansneled each of the, Upper Branch Wi Dedde m cm and immediately afterWards adopt- l w t Ti) H Km?
' ' ‘ 1 M :11 ed the entire naval appropriation bill eg on a {a agile,
. «111 119‘. 1... 1.1.9.831 “hen. the :ggfgff 31;; 2911132.; fidchgrrggg; Adhere. It Is Believed (Continued on Page Sam. The vote on the 8mm, 0, m. m -""—" and Schleibach, visited the castle
r::'upi‘;;,r:dfl?;ifi 3T3; 11:15 evading both his own tax bill and may . -'-'-"- was 281 10‘50. As finally approved Agreement Between Many- at Amerougen and stayed over-
.” of 11.9 citv was hum” a} one 01 the St. George Papa Company; of? HARTFORD. VFeb. 12.—~Ratlfication —— [ml Mmufmm M night, having a long conference
mm wwH-wum ”55,0“ of making resolutions and motions to‘by the Connecticut House of Retire; . (Continued On Page Twelve) I Merchants W'th I on: with Count Hohennoiiern and
t" (mmr'il which “a: twm last expend. money without having the sentatlves of the federal prohibition ‘ a Bus v0“ 60mm the sole “a
_" ’ " ‘ " ‘ best interests of the citv at heart' amendment was followed yesterday I I I IS
““i' , ‘ - . ‘ . - 1“ Wing cm“ high function of the
mm“. M, mad? m. Come” and lastly charged him mu: trying afternoon by the immediate transmmv W WVT l _ mama 1’! _
mg” 9,35th twfid llle end to foment a strike among the em-ésxon of the amendment to the Senate ' m '3 , ' 3 old imperial court, who m
. Inc-rune arid .l'esultei‘l in a spir- Noyes 0f the street department by i Unless ruled 9““ 0‘ orderpy the pre- ' “ ' 7' - "‘2‘". 3' ' “v T 7 f mm the {m S.
.01. buiwn he and 111.111.: im Imlding up their weekly salaries. Fm“ ”mwr‘m W “ ”“9 "‘1 * W nmwfimn I‘m. Bum you I}; '
.r .101 each brought severfal The argument came to an abrupt “8 actual last week wrec 9: it!» o m. ' ‘ loo-l. & is}: To f
‘ ‘ ctr-.11 Irefsaltoraiib‘.mnitvbte a»; ~ muwwmuum 3w m 0 “c.
4‘ .r-l “(“53”,)“ 113111115 F1“ us on when Councilman Murphy ll 1 4 . _ , ,
‘ " :mmounced that unless a great changeither to adhere to its tome-r action or - tic-l mm between-thou“? a, muster to Donald, - and

anion: other “1.5 made and unless the Mayor call-1U) recede and concur with the House
.41. the nudirln; “I“; m of the ‘ s d a smciall met tine of the Board of'lfldlc‘u‘ms 135‘ night were M w
, VV: inadequate that mm”, “d5 E>lim 17‘ and Taxation as he had been 0‘ the. senators who voted 3333““ m“
.the Cit) who “1dede the otdel‘ed. he nould experience great,
difficult} in securing the necessary

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. 2:“dinslii1c‘mrtiil , 11131;: din: CL‘X;:TL .11” counmimpn present at the next. ; [’1'ij For Comblnmg Falr- (Continued-“on Eleven) 1‘ finance of Herr Von Gontdrd, who ‘
1 1‘1» Ma} 01' w as putting into force momma ‘0 form ”I" “99d“, quorum. Searching inquiry is being made 5! field County National and . ' declined 1“ Dem“ “Y of h31’0““
mr'uctiouist. tactics " that the pre ; : Examiner Allen F. Church of an alien NMMOfNOI'WQIk lens to be taken from his hands.
‘ "idministration Vnsrari pour business 4 {Continued on Page T70) i enemies who come before him in the o IWit-h him is 3 ”not mm 1"
(‘1'in Superior court on Month)” to 18 Gaming New [Rm-— Iof the former Ge
9— -w- ~—~ ~ _-. - _I be made citizens of this country, an S3 ° ' Bank M8 Be in m m .
I g to whether they belong to the 1 w w. w y mu" Knaufi- Ha" “’9 Goa.
1 .f . he Bolshevlki the anarchists or Soot-L the Deal—Reports of Com- HERE IN ”m ;tard is the only men-bu

I'MMITTEE NAMED DEMANDS END DF
DIRECT MIEMDNI.;AE=i MEXICAN DUTRANES

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Except for the fact that there were
Ia. row flags flung out in the business.
section. and that a majority of- the
meat markets were closed. there was
practicallv no observance of Lincoln's

' irman Hays Acts P'llr- IBirthday in this city today

 

Pass Through Searching
Grill

 

151s. and what the! mm time
,kind or people. Every dinner-y
lcandidate for ciuxenaup today was
examined at length along this line by
IAttorne! Church. None of them plead-
Ted guilty to member-dip in anaerob-
jganlzation and some or them.
miners knew about them. particularly

 

 

Those Sceln'ng Citizenship;

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‘ IIPDN AMERICANS

tSenator Lewis Asks This
Government to Terminate
Abuses Under Carranza

 
 
 

:uant to Resolution of
Republican National Com-
mittee

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«lament Memor. at National Com-5 - Ithat way, and the lady cashier 0f one ANNIVERSARY of been mm“, m” TIM Itice to all state Ge :1 attend—

nfi'i~r-1‘.< ir innoant'ed by Will Regime i “"" I ' > h .3... “0,3223’2I‘it‘idqfieim 93. A! mm m Vere W hIanoe of the formredl‘pgior and
1“,; (human 0, ”9 Republican. ”*— (Contlnued On Page Five) I. " mt comm m beenappolmt Dunbar! and in one case the amountihis wife th t th at lace

.u-r it! < 11mm. .9 a~ follows. I “'ASHINGTON. D. c. Feb 12 ——Re-; ' . :2”, the m“ of the Nam”, 01' thenotew'nathe mammought ‘ e? _ m P

rn.«1:——:Wm.B(1-\(‘P Thompson, iports of continued outrages in Mexico; ' m of NW and of the Fairiieid that the nu: 7130 operated “Willie—medium at the 0‘ the

1 You; Jester-day is the some who unsuccess- Government by April 1 or forfeit ~

Iagainst Americans prompted Senator

Eligitlrar} (.hairmen——W m. H. Tait. ImLthis of Illinois. democratic whip, to

Senator Hi- ;countr:. to an extent sumcient to guar-
~ V Johnson, 1 a: ifurnia: John anlee the safety of lives and property

«ell, New York: A. T. Hcrt Ken-I
Joljl T King. Connecticut. ; Senator LeWIS introduced a resolu-
:réahuié‘lw Albert H. “items New Lion calling: for the adoption of “such
51;. 1a coursc as «mild be appropriate for
the the [tilted States amemment to take;

4 1.. 31:11:) »s E. ilugh’es New Y‘GITSJ Ilaunch a inclement today to st Pride of Court Narruk Circle No. mm and it was even said that gains Furniture Conway, 0‘ Wh‘ Keller Still remains wflr‘ihe for— ~
,. . T:nlrlnPfl—b(‘lldlflr Hem-5 Ca-I en the administration‘ 5 policy in mtgthati I F t oi _a mime m also been named by m street a few 'w‘go mer em regs
maze “assaphusetu; 801 Companions of the ores c 8‘ unknown man entered the local store [1

of citizens of the I. niled States there.

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a. EtilllOUUt'lnfz lhu appointment

Amen made the fallen-in: state; that will make secure in Mexico. un—' and saliors to \Qrwalk held a meet— SONGS making 8 great 1‘“ with Mickey; purchase mounted to around $45 and ternoon that the German fol]: for
m: ' der the pic sent 201 err-imam the lives ing 'last evening ”1 the a“. Hall The Companions from Stamford were Dre-I Ithe first time 11:: history Helios— '”
.‘Tt1i.~ (t-nmlilzm» is appointed pur— Iand property 01' Amencans." chairman. VI illlam J Devine presided sent. as Well as the cutie deputy, Mrs en the head Of that 0‘; state.

 

; This resolution is one of a number
Iof similar nleas int-'5 intloduced in the
‘Senate i‘tflwillh Senator Lewis ex-

;plained that. he had prepared the mea-

Page' Twelve)

' q. HILL. SUFFRAGE

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“sit-n.
: o: the in!» Congressman E.
is one 01 sv-reml Women who.

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1 lofshen the fact that the banks were. and “M the:
‘c edhad escaped the notice of many: 3);: fmwv‘ they

Iofos their patrons for it was a. commonl

{Sight to see someone registering sur- .’

gplise when they found the door locked}: (00mm on M m")

Ion trying to enter.
At least one policeman pas tooledl

 

REDISTRATIDN

I The registration committee of the
;general committee appointed by May-
'or Donovan to welcome the soldiers

On motion it was voted to elect At"
torney John J . Cuneo as secretary.

it is desired to have the names of
every one who has returned from ser-
vice for the United States during the

made with the Home Chapter of the
Red Cross in “'ater street, Norwalk.
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brated its fourteenth anniversary. last
Ieveniug. in Red Men‘s Hall Nurwalk.
'There was a large attendance of the
members and a decidedly pleasant. ev-
ening was passed. Mrs. Albert Kaske
favored with several delightful vocal

M. J. Howard. Supper was served.
There was music by Steegmnlier’s or-
chestra. and dancing was enjoyed un-
til midnight. “

The hall was handsomely decorated

Miss Mary Cusack ‘Miss Ethel Pout]:
and Miss Eliza O‘Hara .

 

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mittees -of the National
Banks Yesterday Discuss-
ed Matter Including Name
For New Venture

Following the exciting incidents con-
nected with fie annual meetings or
the opioid institutions and
thomfiioesvaguerumomoicon
solldwuliutmormoro 0! than,
that much of the attention
onlocatmmarmmamm
hunt in January there has

 

County National Bank to look into the
humility of consolidating the two

at least one of the uptown savings

 

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RIITAI ARCANIII

 

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ENTERTAINMENT

 

Mahackemo on Washing-
ton’s Birthday

 

large cupping concern. said to be 10- m
cued on Long Island for the establish-I “Taggefit Us; théie 'm

meat of a steamboat line for frolghtl
mm between um city and New cannot be ascertained, as every-

u'ork. ;thing is kept secret under the in.

 

;Hohnnaollern’ 3 suite to km at '

the castle. General von ”fl,
Captain von VDeemm and Dr.
Forster, who is in steel-thaw on
the for-iner empress, have rented
a house outside.

ANDNEITNATEN

Norwalk. apparently, is not the on.

ly city in Connecticut where the mo:-

chants (all victims to swindlels withI
worthless checks. The police were
coulmuni'cuon witheyesterday after”:
noon byWBradtey;ottheDnn—I

Further departures of the for-

mer emperor’s domestic" ocean-ed '

during the 'past week, some of
them, however, aging-

Why
mmwthoeflectthat‘énew arrivals from Berlin. The

”mmmmm‘ltwomer- Gemmgovemmcnthuzgimnm-

fully- tried the some game on the All-la" claims for pensions. Countess

 

to negodate a pnrchcose but. apps-r I
ently, was not satisfied and left the

store. He returned shortly after say-T A c I’re _

hg he had visited other places of mic-£11113: :3“: anno 38) d sowing

iness about the city. but that he tavori unec e
ed the uncle of Mr. Angevine. Thelpeolfle 0f Weimar at 4 15 this af—

WETMAR. TuesdaV, Feb 11

 

(manned 0!: Pace Eight)

PICNETS ACTIVE

 

Freidrich Ebert, former aaddler
Iand Socialist leader, appcurcd be-
fore the theatre twenty minutes

 

sure alter a ('nntkl'enc-v with Frank later and received as reside t f

. v v 7. . ; _ war. The government draft officials with flags and other patriotic em- p n 0
ORI‘ER’ 1'3 ’LAILE‘? ; Continued on Sixth P have instructed every returned soldier blems. The committee consisted Of Germany those plaudits former-1v
FOR DIbORDDR; . _, age {and sailor to register with the town Mrs. Julia Bitmer, chairlady. Mrs- Em- Pl Com leted f the :marking the appearance of the

_— "Th F Ior city clerk immediately .on' his ar- ma Riley, Mrs. Jennie Larden. Mrs. 111- ans p .0? tell who once stigmatized

«11;: WV”; 0;. 1111.- (-121- 1 rec Bromers Lose An rival home. Registration can also be Tia Payne, Mrs. Grace Cunningham Event to Be Held 1n Hotel ”hem party to which Pmdem

Several Organized Bodies Ebert belongs as being made up
WhidlAttempted toReach 0‘ men ”unWWfllV W508!“ the

 

2.: m a (ll much from “’ash 1‘ CALEXIC 0 Feb 12.—.\lis:‘ nrtune of ret ‘ - - -
er 2 - H . umed fighting men. This Will 35- ‘ name of a German]
V “1‘11 F: arélai {11f dd in “a polio; a peculiar kind ha< follow ed the Kemp Isist the registration committee great: CARELESSNESS the Mines .Were Dispersed; Dr. Edouard David, p dent of
..V .V...l JVc 5:33 on a} 11.111" pal l‘amil}.pzonee1'.=or the Imperial Yal- 1y in securing a correct list of names. 1 CAUSES BIG m In anticipation of the banquet and; DY'the Pohce .tll N t 1 "‘33
Jig; '12”. ; g: i‘ij’n 119:3; ' :gct?:: (:‘f‘gbknxzzg “1.3;"st 3‘“- ion- The members of the registration entertainment to be held by Sherman! :dr: t: 10::d Assent]? 3, made a
K‘ ~ A v. 3' 1 hi .1' E e “’1 115 ' ‘ r- 1 - t ————- _
ete on commute-Q are uiumm .1. Devme, John Council. a. A.. a the Mahackemo Ho; BUTTE. Mom Fen 12__P1 out w ma e recs to resident. Eb

01' fines. '

. Havana) el.
llrliu‘sin Lent
:- dis-5 {0
(11‘ ill“
"9' headquarters on

ment. Three 01' the Kemp brothers
have lost an arm within a year, the
last being a soldier in the trenches in
France.

Just
hand was caught in the “anger" of a

of Green—
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have been
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a year ago Hamid Kemp's

1. Ounce. Rev. Thomas J. Finn, Ro—
bert G. Mitchell, oi Norwaik, and Rep-
lesentative Charles 0. Eakland, o! Wil-
ton.

 

CHICAGO Feb.12.-—Insses of the
express companies in tile United
States through tiaeft and “lost" pack.
ages, amounted to nearly $18,,000000
last year, according toastatement to-
day by William Gautier. General

tel. Feb. 22nd. Washington's birthday,
extensive plans and amusements
were made last. evening at the regular
semi-monthly meeting of this council.
William F.‘ Hoyt was’ named
master of ceremonies for that occa—

tivity by members of the Butte Iota: art m was repeatedly (“mum

item: 80:11:12! Workimwlnduatrlal Union 1H, and the whole house, in about.
0 non-la orkers of the -

World. on strike here as, a protest mgdmwggpgrg‘$“¥"h:; ”fish‘s:

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... .. . “"' ' 7" Railway 131- . . alnst the roductloninthe at
1 em; l i I resa- co ton gin. into which his n t arm STOP FIR-mu ”ORDER Agent ”1 the American on ether-um .smfiof tiveother 38 78888
:11 i1... “m ml: drawn and mangled so 131‘}, um: FROM THE ALLIES T0 _m‘mtmm?‘§fso'fip§§f§ film?“ the We who hm 1'“ °m“° “filth“? 3;? Wham? e' measéli‘iimé’fiiit EthEeaI-wtoman,
>117 i.» (l; l'sted amen; a 1 tat' c was necessa Two worked V‘ faithfully to make this -
1312111241: it doe: not. mnoiiixhs Taller Halley Kemp, la-y Younger GERMANS AND POLES c222“ mgtcfidgmthgug: aflalr chew“ the Til-8398i Arcanum fevefiorgmned bodies 0‘ pickets “Huh” shrill “”09 continued to ‘
smsequenl dESpalL'iiES brother. lost his left arm in the same ‘——- ‘fheftagtflat otherwise would not have events ever held inthis locadity. There (lingersedtobymtfig W” but were meak In upon the “sites. When

ul‘ those who went
grit. of, Hartford.
who was fined
The Women in
lizn'l. night. that they
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sin and last week the news came LONDON. Feb. 12.—The allied gov-
from Fr ance that a piece of,shell ea'uments have ordered the Poles and
had struck F. O. Kemp and carried the Germans to cease hostilities,

aaay his right arm. The last victim cording to newspaper repons received
was married his wife i'esidlnginYu- here todaytromBerlinbywayotCo-
ma, Arizona. - ~ Ipenhagen. .

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happened Fully fight! per cent. or
personal baggage me good astray. he
added, does so hm atoll] marks.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

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hasheenagreatdemandfdrfickets.

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IDr. David concluded by Ming
up the tremendous My

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