mm mm “‘5‘ Crook] be not only oowional
‘xi. ING SENTINEL band concerts. but the town park can
be an Americanizafion om, that
”T .37 there can be talks on Americanim, on
.; IAIII m
_ politics so simply framed that the
I t L L GOLDEN m common people can understand them.
HAY, FEB 27,1919
There. can be bulletin boards, posted
.. ‘ iwlth nevrs of interest to the commun-
, m ELM—Alli!“ FOB ity. There can be community song oer.
TOMORROW - . :vioes. and many. things to-mnke the
tide 9 05;. 111.. 0 .34 p.111. money which the tum-erg”: mm
m 6 31; $68 5‘40 yield some real return. ‘
I W
”dinner or the flSIOGHtOd PM“. . .
“0 Associated Frag is $6ng gm‘To 7H5,“ ow” 3035
ad to the use for pub cation 0 An interesting canvass of the return-
news dispatches credited to ito
otherwise in this paper and $50 ed soldier mployment situation was:
hire
uh m mm in New Hamps
The '
M '0‘ by the W of labor.
W m 357 ntanutactur-:
ll
it
M10011 news published herei
All lights of republication
‘61 dispatches herein are
_, .
”I“ G BEHTINEL m- ing W These concerns
PHONE CALLS had ”I: ”71 so. into the sen” ice AL} l
W Rooms-—92. will! I.“ at these men have been
w gim’osww taken back to work. in addition, 27::
' " ' 4' Maw”; ‘ men who were not previously employ
‘ ’ 'Bditor’a guidance—14024 ed hove received jobs with «bagel
, W Manager's W in“
g—ILfl—a flumwtbnteo-anyoté
mmc NOTICE. Mumebomgifentbdrmrmd‘
fiche, very no! women have
Old ww Lodge. No. 180: 13' anagmgw .0 m.
, Meets in Masonic lu ng. l ‘ r 's was
Main street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of A 5““ ‘3' ““1 a”
. each month—111i; and Anson “-
ed, ut80'clock All 31“th ”a“
cordially invited. John K. gainer-.17t IS! y as well as 25 others
M. Robert M. Wilcox. secretm.
5“ " r‘” not formerly employed with them.
THE m" ”we“ ammuaioomwemuin-
Warnings have been lgmmm,d”mlfifl i i dedinthemn-
sections against "bogus eat-soldiers" vnss And a the New 3 I re
who are seeking sympathy and ”or W8 ‘u‘e “ 1‘ ‘m.
in door-to—doox Canvassing. There The percentage of soldiers {I I
then tell stories of illness and m “ Willi!!!“ “Mm is ‘llll ti
treatmentintheserviceandsellm “'1 “$1..“ I ll ‘m
less trinkets to misguided continent“ “5‘! II III m .i‘ I! llllflm
ists who are gullible enough to fall tor m ”1 tat. their l Maj
anything in a “mi” 'women m are. W Wgfi
That these men 7118 bringing dirk me III '3 bath to employm’ent and
employers who are refusing to in}. 0
back their men. Perhaps a good deal
at that talk lull been unfounded gossip
Perhaps New Hampshire is more for-
tunate man other oectwns ot- the coun-:
try. loamy cale. it in mention-aging!
situation and sets an example which
employers and men in merv part oi:
the countn would do We'll” to (allow "
made of 154
They had
t
grace to til-.2 uniform and to the fine i
young men u ho wore it while fighting
tar their coumrv got-s without saying.
l
It is a credit to the real soldiers that
l-
in' most cases these uniformed beggars
are takes pure and simple. They have
stolen} discharge papers and have don-
ned a uniform to which they have no
right. it is safe to say that there are.
few genuine soldiers who would .otoép‘l
4......“—
' “lNVADING ENEMIEG"
To some Net York citizens who pro-l
tested that the federal go\’ernmrent tar-rs
beg. but so '-on: as the public encour- unduly WW” in finding out of the
ages it there will in» llli‘n’Slnll“ cnoIIL-ll country (:t-r‘tain "'mri‘lr. a!" re 'F‘m’ms So
to claim it as their onlv means 0 crow” m “0|“qu “115m oxplninr'i
livelihood. A larec part of the blame that ”w 0”“an lying allcns nmel
to this'untlorhanvl method of mow-\-
making:
There is no need for any soldier to
momentum!
LAUVSON.
1mm " ‘mw mm;
YIEiEflEE MEM
ABBOTT, CHARLES E.-—Dlscharg‘ed
Jan 3.1919,44Co.4GroupM. G.
Private. 10 Ann street, South Nor-
walk. Conn.
BEDIENT, CHARLES EDW’ARD—Dis-
charged Jan. 17. 1919.15.51 N.IL F‘
Chicl’ Eloc ricizul. Navy, 139 4th St.
"' "emon N Y.
BO‘WKER, JOHN POWEIL—Dim‘har-
gtd 5 ch. 1 1919, a it i omit
man 2nd Class. Navy. minim nvo
hue. South Norwflk. Conn.
’BPfiT'YW'l‘ON. THEORDORE I._—-
Discharged Jan.18. 1919 U. 8.010!»
.:7 Spring
ris U. SSubmarine Base,
Hll ll.
BR. (JES. GEORGE RICHARD—Dis-
charged Feb 6.1919 25 F A. 9 Div.
Bannmaster. 25 F'. A. Regimean
Band. 10 Vt'iiton avenue, Norwalk.
UCKLEY. FRED W.——Discharged
Jan. 1 1919. 40 Div. 73 Artillery.
Battery C, Private. 85 Cedar street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
DAMATO, FRANK—Discharged Feb.
5.1919 25 Reg. Battery F. Prim
Field Artillery, Iii Lowe street,
Norwalk. Conn.
DWYER JOHN THOMMWg-
elJan 10.1919.2Tr.Bh. Replaoo'
nent Group. Corporal, Medical Dept.
Hotel Mahackemo, South Nor-walk.
Conn.
ELL, FRANK MM
dlnrged Dec. 13 1918.152 Wkl-
gade. 24 Co. Prixate. Infantry. 53
Putnam avenue. Soul Wk.
13
WNELL, WLLIAM P's—Discharged
Peb.1.1919. 1 (Nice Instructors Co.
No. 5. Sergeant. Q. 11.11.32 W'llton
avenue, Norwnlk. Conn
HATCH. FRANK D.——Discharged Dec.
4. 1918. Cadet Air Service. 66 West
mnue, South Norwalk. Goon.
msoN ARCHIE 13-713mm“ Wk. no me the Wednesdny u.
unwise LC. nae-«in
VW.m-W,Watxor-
waltCom
MM“
mm
$.1m,31muu.mw.mt
tor: D. Private. Crockett Avenue.
Km. HENRI--
odIDeci. 1018.2200. 0811.1511).
1!.an infinity, 2‘ uni-i It...
hot-walk. 'Conn.
FRANK JOSEPH—4319-
dmrged Jan 26 1919. 5 Div. lot Clan!
Seaman. Navy. 15 Fairview m
MA‘gfinls. CRADLE? 1M
chm-god Dec. 5.1910. 32 0o. ‘9 an
D. B Privnte. 174 Neil! street, Non
ed Dec. 24. 1918. Chennai Wish!!!
service. a; :17. may an!
wood avenue, South Nonnlk.
w; new”
PUT OUT Oi“ JAIL
(Continued From Firm. Page)
three m. When Show! his: A.
Kelilher announced that their lines
had been paid they declM-d i
would not lave their calla. Two
‘.
1
0m ‘ m_
tflLDSCiiMiD'i‘. 8AM UEIr-vDM' Mt
l
l
tershy. ‘He was mated that Ben
and the Brady girl had new arrested
after an automobile, beating Connec-
ticut license plates had been found in
a garage in that city, apparently
.bwuoued In the air were copes
of the South Norwnlk Sentinel and
Not-walk Hour. They contained stor-
ienof the one
. 4.8.: cm was that the
prisoner Bell night he Coppola him-
salt Captain James Rooney had Bell
thought herons nun,
. who um." and the prisoner.
“Helm N115!" nail the Sergent.
“ ‘Where's Charles Coppola?"
Bell said he had no idea what had
beet-e of the missing cinnfleur. He
knew all nhout the stolen car. how-
ever, had admired it on the “day it
was bought. and volunteered the ln-
lot labor More that a national day-
light eating law making all working;
hours. daylight hours would reduce t'le
number of industrial academia was:
borne outwit: the lust year. said ank
for this abuse of tin- uniform can in
‘laid upon the peoplr who min-hose
{he wotthle’ls articles one-led for 5:;t‘9
ldepuuea were unmatched tor each
9" Msufl'mgiht and the women were (ar-
ill-"d out. struggling and screaming
and placed upon the “Mk.
The three women announced
hull all) li.;. ‘lt-4 in this cmlmn exec
cram-v of the “filled Staten gm
Morrison. se’creLlly of the American
fill‘edemlion 01 Labor. in urging that the;
i
on lol
Lrllllll nl all! that that lune. forfeitedi they law be not repealed
.l . Ih no
. _ at theil dOOLS and who li tIll “i those rights. bl’ ndvmrubinc the torci‘)lge
,: - l . qtl y. to
. ”judgment and :1 llmm til 3 mp. l (:)"\(l‘.llm“ at th‘ gov merit and cm,
fall-u: talt‘s
usually
l ‘ . t f let- subject to deportation unricr til;-
(‘lll (V VI‘‘ ll'lli-l ‘l
. the Whining and
tOId them by lilf- lll'ol
H inii’lltoxtune.
. There seems to In no w
sing the public ful iIs (Ullliillllll‘v in ill-s
”matter—exempt as: ”H“ gloutll of mu (ml the. clam pnwminns 0‘ me “W.
evil acts til-i :1 punishment
right—thinking and ii: ill-attitill: citinn
{Will expose any such hands that coulol
"to his notin-
characters to the
f' {raining ill 9‘." my case flom buying all);
The
as we ll
authority of the immigration law.
“it is mv intention," iil: added. "as
‘sm-remlz. of lullol mm mm llll usual
.n' of plillli~h-
Ilhllrzel of rat-1 tlm'vl is our to c. in}
But cV'tl'y
ill-.ll because it is ml 5“ urn dot; to (10
5.0 and second because ant loreiznol'
who comes to this counllv and min)
reporting suspicious
authorities and re-
lone) when he is simply deported to
thr- land from which he came
article out of false svnipatln.
honorably dl‘lt‘ilal "[(1 soldim
askthe private citizen should be pro-
v
tected from this fraud
w...—
THE PUBL‘C SQUARE
What-l good is the public square am-
, 71ml? None unless it is made an ac-
' 7.1.1 factor in public llre. Almost
W every town has one. in many of them
, ; there lsa rickety little band stand, In
' most of them the glass in summel is.
of the situation.
invited to the fact that the offender-ta
are “imnding enemies," and are get-
ting on? easy when they are mfowed t!-
Igo back home instead of being hanged
Most of them realize that so
wisely turned
.74
or shot.
clearly that they have
a little too‘ 10112, the walks are llntend- down the gov ernmcnt‘s i'm'ltatlon to
the trees uutliulmcd “ml unspray- iappeal lo the cotllts if they don't like
(But. these. tillage and town 0911-]
let-sore going to claim a little alien-5
u very soon fox in every communin
. s the problem of a. public menu'-
‘for the beys. who went to war. in
cases ii is hinted there is to be
erman gun as a trophy, and the na-
nl place for these things is in the
oi” the town where evelybody
their medicine.
The secretary 5 statement leaves on-
ly one. thing to be regretted—that these
gentry were, not exporfed by the. ship
load. before "the unusual danger of sea.
travel” was over.
"' ._______,__..._.'————-—
' The thihillonists are now stud):-
ing how to Lemme all this prohibition
LProhahly somebody recalled that old
1" am... irr’them.
-B()lli(l picket the jail tomorrows
(71119.4 the oulthrow of 0m form oiI
"(the'Tfiillt‘Ili. by hire is an invading.
This is a straight. (than: stolemt- ml
The attention of sll !
ly or tmitomUS critics is particularly:
lGOES TO PRISON THREE!
HOURS AFTER CRIME;
would consult a. lawy'el to see
Iinjunt-tion could be brought to re-
strain tilt «in Iifl‘ from accepting pal}-
mum at llu-il Illlu-a \lilliout their not»
sent.
Pints also new paid (odd) for Mrs. ,
LABOR sUPPORTs LEAGUE 0F NA~ moled that at least one large and (am-
Jess-tint Memltrson of Vi inland Miss-
Manila Polt ) of Boston and
lnis Shztw of Manchester. N 11.. who
left the jail without protest. also?
il-‘olex announced that a member of her
family was ill and Mrs. Silhlv said that
she was needed b} her file childlen.
TI n stlflrnglsts remain in jail.
The slate bldllcll of the national \xo-
nuns party today telegraphed l’resi
idcnt Wilson as follows: ~-
'Mr. President: Tu cull-two women
uuc arrested in Bolton on the day of
«horny. uho is treated with great an gm“ arrival ‘ they to ex
.l‘fClBe their guaranteed rights of pe-
'lition. When the mirage amendment!
is passed this agitation will cease We
dull upon you as leader of your party
to secure one vote needed to pass the'
amendnient before this Congress ad
joltms.’
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5
Continued from Flm Page.
known m “Jimmie" Moran. who
clee a. few years ago. He was consid-
ered a. dope fiend, and about the time
he disappeared from Hartford had
just about gained his wait? He
was taken mom‘house on
Church street in 1910 or met-cahoots
by a pal. and repaid him by “cleaning
out the house" during the night and
[earring town Nothing had been heard
of him since. Connecticut is a. big
state when attempting to place “Frank
Morons,” but there is a possibility that!
tThriliadelphin Frank hailed from Hart-
0
250, 000 SERVED NATION‘
AS WAR DETEC‘I‘WE'Sl
and.
it Itn‘ .
been atlachwi in; the Sunni-- \ulitul in London is disappearing The all
Mrs ‘
gained some prominence in police cit-l
Prm ision for repeal of the .wt has
lure Committee 11- :t lilltl to ”to an
g’nllitl agricultural pppmlvrinllnn hill
l
TIONS
i
xr‘w YORK. Feb. _‘?-Tllt" organiza-
l‘on committee of the Ammicnn labor
zl'm'tl' 0i" \e»\ York mam publi: today
let resolution supportim: the llrmtOS-‘i‘
'60: a Leann" of Nations and recom-
lnlcndinl: tndmsement ot the plan to-
l nether ulth President Wflilsons "four-
teen points," by the Central Federated
{Union of New York, the Brookhn-
Central Labor Union and the Women' S
a Trade Union League
leaned on motion to the activilies
g' the biltei‘est enemies .01 organized 13-
bar in conducting a vigorous campaign
1’ against the pl int iple' at the Lt‘al’m? 0’
‘ Nations. "
The resolution expresses
hope that the plan now bein
gcred will be extended to include 1‘
self delelminaltlon in Ireland. as We“:
as in all other disputed territory." 5
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confident
g consid-
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H.-.“
PRESIDENTlAL NOMINATIONS
W'ASHINGTON, Feb 27. ——-President
Wilson today sent to the Senate the
nomination of Edwin nowry Homes. of
Pittsburgh. to be' ted States Attor-
net for the Wes ern rnDie‘tl-ict. of Penn-
aylvnnia.
Norman Hapgood oi New York. was
nominated to be Minister to Denm‘uk,
succeeding Dr. Maurice Egan. who re-
'cently resigned because of poor health.
. The president aim muted John 1-
Mitchell, Boston. 88 W sates Mar-
anal tor the District at Machusetts.
I
l
I
behange
«can do quite as well
The committee m
It! coup? in for a. Btflemfi
nc-r this is so, the. square itoelf
'lxould ht.- put innsuch shining con-
‘ their prices more than bat! as much
Wonder will never cease.
‘ mil grocers and butchers have cut PHILADELPKIA, M. -.37 dimes
mmadewotmore- than" 250,090!
We dll mm
no so zed I
Bureau at mustang: . mm of om ”mm :1 Dane-
entic W o! the Bronx for may
* » city
ah the cut in Whole'aade prices
saw about leading a horse to water i ————_—.‘.-..-——:—-—-‘ much one-l
; -- 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. ——'rhe An§ua “9““ "NWT” CLAN“ “”9 , 7 .
some re. mm secret service during the war num.‘ ’oomecrlcur coll-MW coco A
“W:M. mnemmuifiemrm” war-i;
l
Big Clea
Winter
Turkish Face Cloth V
n-up in ..
25c
Coats
_ Tray Cloths
Firm quality. hemmed ready
for use. Value 39!: at. each
lmlmll lull
flilllii filllNli
LONDON, Feb. l—One Of the old-
est. institutions of2 We melaton-
able and wealthy class, the town house
tombile is held responsible {oi the
him «of the smaller Iondon houev
es hale been given up, and it is ru~
In”
trutrket. People are finding that the"
with a small
smart flat or maisonette. thereby mak~
log a big saving which embleb them
lo increase the comfovts of their
house in the country.
A social observer says that he sees
the time nenr when the historical
lxuidon mansion will no longer exist.
and people of means. uhen they come
to Mn, will entertain in hotels
The disappearance of the town house
ous house is about to be put on the}!
will mean the further development
of certain kinds of hotels and restitu-
il. is said that one eflect of the new!
order of things will be shown this sea-
ton in the King and Queen using
Windsor Castle. 25 miles from Lon-
don. much more as a. residence than
Buckingham Palace, which is in the
did.
MINER’S AVERAEE
DAILY PAY $6
PARIS, Feb. ZZZ—Olin of the first
Workers or a. war urvioc organize.
lion in be oflicially recognized as a
member of a. fighting unit is Martin
V. Merle of San Francisco, a play-
wright and :1 Knights of Columbus
secretary who was attached to the
27th Aero squadron for four month
during the fighting at Chateau Tiller-
ry. saint Mihiel and the Meuse. Ar-l
gonna district. i
Kr. Merle has received an officiall
Wooden than the oficerl
men of the 27th Aero Squadron as not- ml
richt to wear the common insight.»
Ho originated memento of dropouts
Knights of Columbus cigarettes from I
airplanes over the first line benches
which on W with
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FOR 31W
the ofonnecncnt commit!!- 102:0.
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“ASE—W. no.2 Prodicti on --~ ~—-‘- mmh —~— -. -fgjw --
URRAY’
ROMAN GARDENS
£2d St... New York just. west of Broadway, Phone, Bryn: 4535
I On your theatre night in
When in New York, plan
New York ”Meet at. Mur—
to come here for our much
ray ”5
talkedebout 0m- Unsurpassed Pre-
Shopning and Matinee .Tg‘emvflnflé $130
Luncheon 70c Also a. in cute service
perfect service, enchanti m
danced on our famous Revolving Floor? Angnlqurma
Banquet Rooms seating 25m to‘250 fox banquets. bemoan dinners
private dances. committee meotfigs.
M H. COX. licepresident MORTIMERM. KELLY. manages
Woodreful cuisine,
’04:
Are your valuables, papers and mm properly pro.
lected‘? Have you a Safe Deposit. Box? I”! not, we can pro.
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in 0‘3
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also not as custodian 03
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,ii you desire.
Our Savings Department pay: 4 per cent. per year.
OPEL A checking account. and W vom- bills by cheek.
The City National Bank
South Non-walk. Donn.
«r
>1.
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