recounted?!» Ff”
st Pate)
, a
Tho-dispute arctic 3 over ‘the,~questio
'as to whether the Glrls’. Independentmce.
' b ll am or the late Girlsztb-l _ . ,_ , I
lyrefiggeltXSZMlStion were entitled to Ille'me internmed committee in S her-l
- I WAG 303‘ $7 proceeds taken in at a basket ball:to decide. The Minute" “ awaitln
1212081. £31235 1), m.
6i02; setsfifilg' - I,
Girls’ A. a was the gqvemmc:b9 ,.
, of athletics at the school..and wagipn‘ .
i'der the.lUfiSdic”°n. 01 the faculty'yho ”MIM'Cmnese should police'gat lean
I ‘ “aid down .3 number ”9.: “eligibilitymf of the Chinese Eastetn.
j ~ , . ‘ rules" which have been in to!” .504“, there, have some.rumora of score
out the- Associated Press. 1 few years and which have always beens'opmt‘on o ‘ ’
, piedrressjs exclusively: in disfavof with thesiudents. The G"’pearances al'e that the nations is,
o the use for publication of; A A2 controlled the young ladiés'bas'3W0rking in complete hannony. I,
dispatcies .creditedgto it org ket ball team. which had arranged a
leg in this paper and 53505 game with the Ansonia high school to '1'
., ews published herein. ,be plaved in this city; 'Sometime'be-
flights or republication of PDQ! fore {fie game, it was announced that
tone: herein are also re; one of the players: thomainstay of the?
l
runs-Siberian road contemplates di
vision or the supervision or a. genera
inspector. .
be subdivided intb districts, each dis
’ Traculty and was therefore" disqualified-fie:- correspondi
G 'SENTINEI- TEE-2N0 suitable substitute . for the player.superlntenaents
PHONE‘GALLS ‘ f could be secured and the-girls were in:
"Rooms—92. ~ .1.
Dace—'13. '
‘ " '1 ircl se arate and apart from theath- 'inspectors,
Branch DECO—1388. , l’eticyassxéiation, which was“ disbanded ‘sistants_
Residence—2183“ ;a few days ago. The vision
W3. BMW—1402A? was notified of the new
'F Manager": Awenmg agreed to play them as such.
113-12, . ‘ w ’in the Armory, the game resulted in senger equipment. The system of car
‘ ’_ : the first victory of tlie local team foraccounung and financing’will be gone
: this season and after all expeneerhad over by experts and made to conform
I been deducted it was found that there'tq the American systems. These 9’"
1|qu a balance of 87 remaining. TheIperts at present .wlll consist of Ameri-
’ money was turned over to the treasur-‘cans summoned by Cablegrams,
-er and not to the team members an I ,COIOREIT George H. Emerson or St.
provlously published, and was used tolPaul. Minn; former general manager
defray the expenses at the team info: the ‘Great northern Railway, “no
Milford a Week ago. ,I ,Will be the first assistant of Mr.
'When Principal Harry Blake heard Stevens as generalinspector alreody
lot the proceeds he demanded its iiirfis on his way to Harbin. organizing
mediate traiz' ‘. . ~ the 1;. A. A. .\':-\‘_ tho first corps of operatives to_ take
urally the girls at” the independent over the Chinese Eastern rallivay.
,‘teani refuscd to acceed to such it do Lieutenant General Hodvath, Vice-
team and press service to Omsk.
MASON!!! NOTICE.
st ed comunication of Old Well
.No- 108,)” and A. M, will be
at its rooms Tuesday evening
Iota. 1919, 8 o'clock.
k 'M. '2“. Degree. Refreshments.
hater Masons cordially and fro-
_ly invited. '
' Fraternaliy yours.
IIJOHN K. FINCH. W, M.,
’ ’ ' ' ‘ lwav
ected to much critictsm at, the school I’Lhinebc Eastern ral _ . .
Hm“... of their stand. Finally i’rin-fln close sympathy with the alllod
I
R BERT 3'" WILCOX, .cipul Blake called Attorney Leo Davis plans. H is considercd that his 90'
sudor to Japan, hating coinpletcd his
diplomatic mission. sailed tor Tokyo
yesterday. 4
Thu iliicr-ullicd committec is pro-
paring an announcement to the Rus-
sian public. explaining the aims and
scope at the. allied undertakings. The
military committee has not yet been
fully organized and the question of
the distribution of troops for policing
is still to be determined.
NORWALK MAN TO
BUILD NEW THEATRE
IN TORRINGTON
. Continued from First Pm
it shows on its hooks, up to date
loss. W’lth about 4.000.000 sol-
clent to cause the transfer of the sum
and the properly indignant girls than
secured, through their parents, the
services drKeogh & Candee to protect
' their interests.
: :The action of Mr. Blake in calling
Attorney Davis into the matter is
severely condemned by Wilfred Bod-
well. One of the irate parents, who in
speaking to a Sentinel representativc,
, ‘ issued the,following—staiementm t
‘- - * . ”it is a very small action on 9 par
t 13‘9"!” cured» ”0'7"": to ca" of Mr. Blake to attempt to intimidate.
088." The goremm’ént insuia the girls by bringing Mir. Davis into
i the case and not giv ng t ion) an oppor-
.“P’eau was not formed, as pri-_ luniiy to properly defend themselves.
com panics are. to do business at| lie exceeded his authmh‘igv in the malt;
' ter when he engageg t e attorney.
rotit. It was intend“! ”‘3 a am" such action was ever necessary it
Qt the old, unsatisfactory pen. would be up iothe Superintendent of
g,- tent. And as such it seems Schools or tile lloard affiliation. I
.I - I H
handy to Justify itself.
mu prepar and determined to see
this thing through and will fight to a
, *8 $700,000,000 were not paid out
,to soldiers and their reiativegt, it
finish to see that the young ladies are
given the rights which belongs to
kely that a 300d deal more Would
9430 be paid later in the form oi:
illcni."
long and bonuses, unscientifiCally
" "I'and distributed as of yore with
.int of political influence and pa-
e. This method deals fairly
promptly with the matter, paying
nation’s monetary debt to the man
but sacrllcéd himself ‘or his.
I, and settling the ‘
moving pictures. it will be’absolute
lire proof, the plans having already
been given the approval of the state
police department as meeting all re
qulrements. and will have a seating
capacity of 1600.
The interior will be decorated in a
most artistic manner and «will present
a very attractive appearance. The
coulpment will be entirely up~todate.
with every modern improvement tor
the convenicnce and cdmfort oi the au-
dience. The latest lighting and picture _
’ machine equipment will be installed as
well as a gold fibre screen.
The work of tearing down the old
building. clenrinhr up the debris and
constructing the foundations for mo
new movie house will begin in about
three weeks and it is expected that the
theatre will be throWn open 10 the
public by September 1.
ROCK AND RYE MAKES
PARTRIDGE WILD BIRD‘
Continued from First Page.
and was using language quite as
‘stl'ong as the stuff he mid been drink-
ng.
Partridge, in his own behalf. said
he was a foreman in charge of repairs
afair 0,109 [Drier Raymond Brothers and said that
he had been suffering from a bad cold
for several days, that. coming home
, lid/announcement” ya been made‘
-ot the zdnes :whlcllflflie allies will pm,
It: iasaid tobearquestlon . mr.
. ., - , lineal-rival of the Chinese member. a!
f ”“1" play ”‘1 by the Indemndmgfil’ime military committee before mak-
M31113 9. dedsloni‘ There-is strong senti-
mentaméng the; allied representatives
\VIflle
9 allied plan, all up-
re
Mr. Stevens's plan for operating the
Each section in turn will
i team: would not be ‘slgned up" by thegtrict comprising several divisions un-
ng sub—inspectors 31:11.3
mob Willi-heir.
haunted, Ififty—one‘ ’ m ‘ '
the peanut out”..-
unli’ y killed 111 '
a. dok‘bw’snty flotm'
g merit. ’
The activities ~
m.9vefi
whioh’mnkee particular mention of to
t
t crowd and shouted "tong live Goren!
Iwouuded. four mortally.
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plans and began demonstrations 'be
ures could bellaken to check it.
,ment for the ‘indépeddcnce 'of Goren.
has been going ontogeny ever since
(the country was audited to Japan in
1910., -,. ' 1:.
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SHOULD RE. RN .
ALL ARDSQUICKLY
Continued from First Pale
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9 were st" resident and general minister-of the illieen the hours or 9 a. m. and 4 p. m.
mood and for some tim l .D is‘workingfl'hel’ will not be.“ the 0mm in meg
evening, however,
but anyone who
{finds it impossible
to call during thé
. ~ . ~ ‘ - ~= « - - .lday may make an especial appoint-
Secretat . ' . tc ‘ without notifiing the opelatiun “ill go for louard tho aim , . , ,
T :L‘g‘fnéhfaé‘,‘§; Ly his intention and piiiication of the task. . lment by calling the headquarters
.....-. -_-_._.__- __. ..._.- :3? “mom giving them a fair chance to Mr. Stevens expects to make his (1104-)” ‘ , .
.. ~ i procure counsel for themselves. HOW-'hPRQQRM'N‘W at Harbin at" com The iimmco committee_ are ‘0’!
.AR ’NSURANCE LOSSES ' ever the, combined efforts of Mr. pieting the details of his [as here. - anxious that the card returns be made.
“319"“ War RiSk 111561111100 Ill'lkP and lulwver Davis were insufii— Roland S, Morris, America umbus-rglhfit they may determine the success
of the drive and announce the results
to the public. .These. cards should be
turned into the headquarters at once.
The solicitors were allowed a week
longer than was origlnally planned in
which they had suflicient time to make
‘their house to house canvass and pro-
pare the cards before returning them
to the directors. This is of the utmost
importance and should be taken Care.
or by the solicitors imxhediaiely.
The unfortunate and disagreeable
Weauier wected a big decrease in tho.
attendance at both benefit performanc-.
on at the Palace yesterday after-
noon and. evening when a silendid
screen program was presented. Those
who did attend expressed themselves
to have been pleased with the pmduc.
thus Ind fully enjoyed the pcrfomr
once. ; I
‘-—Sentinel “’ant AdvertisI-tncntsi
are sure to bring the best resulls ob- :
mamas mien.-
, At Yefig-
were slain in an en-
I“ girl students
1tin-magnum; the demoniitralldh inflor-
ea are emphasizedby’fhe newspaper;
rsctftbntntam ’ u too Conan xendarm
es aimed their uniforms, joined a
The Japanese guamgmoreupon tired.
eight persons beings-killed and thirty
The outbreak was planned for March
4,1118 day of the funeral of former Em-
peror Y1 Hem. it is reported, but thel
Nationalists suddenly changed their
fore that date. The" Japanese gen-d
armea in the interior of the. Country
ad beensent to Seoul {or duty. during
Until the allied technical appointees lhe funeral and the mavement gained
to quandry until they decided to play are familiar with American methods, consxderable headwabeetm-e any minus.
l as an independent organization, ‘en“on]y Americas will “employed as
I the otherIactfiig as as-
Mr. Stevens proposes at the
steam earliest moment to loan rate an m.
‘ e schedule
It is claimed by the Coronas that all
schools and churches have been closedi
and that native pastors and elders to
the estimated number 91' 1.000 31335“
has for. a. long time been prepared. it. seen tftrrested. Tbere'haiieugm a121,?-
, , . - - - ~']‘] 3.8- erorumorsoagensa na 9
they came to Somali: and played is contingent on the fin!“ ab 8 p, current here in connection with the
.outbreak.‘ but they note;- noi; been con-
firmed. lt.is declared that the move-
'l'i
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'i‘
t“ — SEA
yesterday in the fallout his airplane
Daytona Beach.
home address iS'Honesdale, Pa.
a.
e
sen and in which Lieutenant F.
n
was killfi‘d instantly ‘an,
Pavel-sick wss‘lnjured seriously.
aerial service be was
Goifnan machines.
of the war department
crican “aces"
while
service.
serving in the American a
Mcelvey Peterson was: the son of l)
in this country about six months aftt
serving overseas for about fire and
half years.
‘ the war.
you Was sent back to this country wit
Louisianna. as an instructor.
workrin France for the A. E l-‘.
fHOSPITAL MEETING
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.I 33,0“ All” SWELTI it LAMB’S WOQL FILLED COMFORTABLES
I (Continual From First Page) Te“, Light “right, fiffil‘y uml warm. Ou regular prim» with.
2 An itemized list of the expenditurcs ; H Clearance Price $338
. . . ..
mammal. tinctrrzpl - - SILKOLENE communism
hospital. for which he advan
oua sums idalling over twenty thou
sand dollars was read.
Vice-President John Cavanagh, Soc-
retury James T. liubbell, Judge John
to the nssociaw
lion. Superintendent Wadhams and iii-
Gre-
‘Valsah. legal advisor
ration; Spence, Roodner, Frost,
'g'ory and Ilanford, were among those
present.
During the session grateful recogni-
tion was taken 01’ the gcuerous legacy .
to the Hospital asociation provided in
the last will 0 the late Willam B. E.
Ipckwood. andrmalters regarding the
legacy left by *the late Mrs. Nillnrd,
which is being contested by relatives
was informally discussed and referred
to Judge Walsh for action.
Other matters of a routine nature
were taken up and the méciing (hen
adjourned.
.7... n___._._ .-
--Try a Scntinel “‘ant Ad.
"—--—-O--—-——.. Ifrom Ridgefield on Friday he had pur-
FlGHTING GEASSHOPP'ERS Icllased a hairpin: bottle of Red: and NEAREAST DRIVE
Rye, and on Saturday evening took the
gun family dog down to the business sec-
wpd ‘tion on a leash, and drank a couple of
R. and R's
Gems that the use of poison
insect pests cannot be allo
. ’r. . - '
e the ”as “5 no ”9599“” 0" It seems that the dog likes to ride in
$3 fences. and would Just. as 9» filmelf- “fine-«190k. him TOYS ride ‘0
' - ,- w » ’ i _ So. Norwal ,‘where he had one more
#31.“ few dozen IcattIe While ‘tI'dl-illk. and then rode to his home, Sid
. ing as to confine itself to pn-Iifl getting out offiw car became tan-
~ ' . . :gled up in The dog's leadingxtripg and
bugs. 0‘ boll weevils. But inIi‘cll against the iron fence, cutting his
ey .“59 poison bran to kill Iforehead badly over the left. eye. Af-
. . . tor a physician had patched him up
3, '
I r hm“ hm” 6° to 1"" he got into an altercation with his
to yard, which is “some" landlady and was ask to leave.
. _ . -. . , . Ne t mornin he tints ed ’u ill
3. It . .1, l 3 g 9 °
» 1" e le‘ed that ”"9 {Rock and Rye. and then attempted to
of getting rid of one of the pack up not only his clothing. but
. of the m'ddi quite aquanlity of household effects.
. - . -' e and western which proved to be the~real cause of
I be quite generally adopted
the arrest.
hoppers gr u hi . Prosecutor Dunbar pointed out flat
5 > e d e t 3 year Partridge seemed to have more than
e,‘such treament could not
- ed in" prism-rage, but on oil
the average privileges of . a. regular
or a farm it should work
boarder, and not only paid promptly
his eight dollars a week, but bought
3m: til ’
, a"! any 0‘ “‘3 ”015°“ told Partridge that it he would choose
brects or «blight. ‘. It might another nest. and keep sober he would
3» let him off, and adjourned the case un-
TO BE ORGANIZED
,tContmuoa rmm F'ii'bt Page)
5
lie! in the Near East drive, the dis-
trict including Norwalk, South Nor-
walk. East. Norwalk, W'est Norwalk.
Rowayton, Wilton and “’innipauk. will
deliver a message from the state head
quarters and will arrange for a big
theatre meeting on March 23, when
the campaign proper will get. away
with a flying start;
The committee appointed to have
charge of the drive in this diétrict 111-"
eludes Johnt J. Cavanngh, chairman.
Russell Frost, Samuel Kantor, Samuel
RoodnerfiGhax-ies E. Hoyt, Rev. Theat-
as J. Finn. Charles '1‘. Dimond, Rev. .J.
Harrison Thompson. Percy W. Brooks,
Peter F. Foley. Judge John H. Light.
Judge Ira. O. G gory, M. N. Maye-
hon' and Thomas Canty. ,
EVERYONE HONORS
' ST. PATRICK TODAY
(Continued from Page One).
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generously of the household supplies.
J udger..Candee. in reviewing the case.
—.___
year than ever before, the dealers re-
port. Genuine shamrocks, right from
Ireland, have made their appearance
about the town ,d
days «put-the supply: was small and
those who desirefto'bon’or jthe saint.
will have‘to be aatisfied‘wi‘th substi-
iutes ordmitatlojns. ‘ ‘ . ' » ‘
. =Jl'lie*dny will .116 ”observed verigen-
orally thronghoutiho city with, a dis»
play orthollriabcpiors andduringtbe T
be religious exercises '
Widelimheuu The f'
,p_
AUTO-IN MISHAP
(Continued .from Pageane) .
3100!! when thou-alas were not rune
9‘90- Indigent. out with mm . *
gets-ken. temleosonoginbomtorni ,
9'; mm Wed oveuilfl . "
“W. . 7"“ :SbOivlf'thatfot
in no plum
tiring the mat 1e?
6"
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BREEZE. unreal l.7.—-—Ma.ior
David‘McK. Peterson, on! of America’s
officially recognized ‘aoes” was killed
Major Peterson‘s
The airplane piloted by,.MaJor Peter-3
Pavarotti-it was. a passenger, dropped
nose forward after reaching a. hair]; l
of aboutmeventy‘five feet while ascend-
ing from ,the beach." Ma ‘1‘ Petersen
ulcutenant
Previous to his enlistment with the!
American air forces.._l\iajor Peterson
was a member of Lafayette escadrille.I
While connected with the French
unofficially i
credited with bringing down eighteen
Tire omcial rcport;
giving the .
names of the sixty-two recognized Am-
show’vd that, Peterscn
brought down 5w: German machines
SCRANTON. Pa.. March 17..——flmlll.',:
P. B. Petersen of Honesdal'e. col-one:
of Vi’aync county. and has been but: ..
,
i1 , 7v
, .
Peterson went to France? .'
soon after his graduation from LafayL‘ i
otte University to drive an ambulance'
and later became a members (it tnol‘
famous Lafayette escadrillo, where he
served until the United States entercd‘
Six months ago Major Peter. I.
t‘..
orders to proceed to Gerstner Field
He was:
to nephew of Brigadier General Edgar“
' l. Jadwin in charge 91’ all construction
ced vari-
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EXTRfil SIZE BLANKE’ITI “Exes 1
x 80 inches, warm, soft. ficecy Bluilkcts.
borders. Our regular price $3.98, I '
Clearance Price $2.29 Pair
.1: E TEE—WILL COTTON BLANKETS
Extra heavy and full silo.
and docs not grow hard from was
regular price $6.00.
Clearance Price $3.67 Pair
’5' EMEHE'HIGH GRADE BLANKETS
Gray 91' “'hite}‘;01i'ety,§0ft, woolly warm 131;“)!th l
stdcrml: Size, quality and weight they are the birgONt
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Full size, Horn] design covcl
cotton.
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:3: to be found anywhere. f or
..,l Special Price $4.98 Pair ~vrlin...
’ " WOOL ARMY BLANKETS E 5*"? - v.
115 Our rcgillar price $10.98. ’ .2; 1”?”
All . Cle P ' .. p
, arance rice $7.98
,. .1 QCOMFORTABLES ”v "
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’. ‘lllg’, ‘iillctl with g‘nml
titlull‘I
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Our rcguiar price $3.00.
Clearance Price $2.29
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I‘Ill“ sizc. handsome designs, \l‘l‘tll plain mint-ml
supcrmr “'illlt“ cotton filling. ”or rcgtfl-ir jll'it'l‘ $3.3.le.
Clearance Price $4.25
I, -,,__ WHITE BED SPREADS
'f Full sizc. purc white and cxccllctlt
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ll'l)'tl‘"l"~,
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tillillll}, ultll lu-mnll'ui
i ll «losimts. Our regular price $19.4.
, Clearance Price $1.98
SEAMLESS BED SHEETS
Frill bleached. sizc R} x SH), standard quality
Clearance Price $1.19 Each
EXTRA SIZE SHEETS
Size Ell) x 108 lllcltvs. Tho Nilt‘l‘fs urn made from Hu-
llcsi quality shooting. Thclr “'i‘lll'lli
Our l'cgrular prion 32.79.
Special at $2.19 Each
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vvrI‘.‘
2‘ qttulitiuw :ll'I' unnrutltvml/
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SINGLE SIZE SHEETS “fig-uric
Tim “'0” known I‘vquol. Sth“ .‘H x fill. llllt' rl-c'tllur pl'iw' ”it."
$1.73. Q
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SCALLOPED, PILLOW CA SES
Made from a high grade soft Sll‘iillu' minim.
price 5%.
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-- CANDIES -'-""
‘MADE FRESH EVERY DAY
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
' cocomur SQUARES MILK OHOO. ALMONDS
Pound Box 28c. Pound Box 69c.
ram OIANDY OLD FASHION comma
Pound Box 28c Pound Box 44c. ‘
ICE CREAM A SPECIALTY
. €2.19; 44
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THOMAS "CONFECTIONERY
THE OLD CANDY around. 24 SOUTH MAIN ST.
m Mania: W. B. Cor-bu. usmrnvn-fit pm;
“cl._ , W .flnmondfinishntbuIMIlioeoun
. W ‘05!“ all give flu sect-arr finishing lie-1:510 the
- Bolero; Bind-aux ind Sui-pile: patterns, in filmy. lace odour over till“
» int! min; showmumuidfimflymmed twin lace and embrmd-
,_ , Wm. to . .B. Comma form—
" _. all-,FORMU nunssxcmzs.
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