‘CmmDAY, APRIL 9, 1m
v, “VI-c1 J
Q‘iCily News
.v. ..,ntl Mrs. Solon P. Fairbanks, ofl
“ bland. :ll‘t‘ spending the day withi
.- on the East Side.
|
._ mas n‘tel'ns. of the New Englandi .1
; company, on Winfield street! .1
‘. “no to the police that boys are!‘ I
ambit of breaking windows inl
of the building.
' .- new fish market. 32.
.n SL, Thursday. 12th.
audit- Kar was found in front. 0:
- up store on South Main street.
waning. by Patrolman Jack
. it. who took the car to police head-
. :wm Where it was claimed this
.. mm: -l.y James Donnelly.
~. \‘t'l'ltl init-rt-sting letters and posti
tl~ ltavv inc-n received in town from
'.i\;llt' titlorizc l-l. Shriver who has
in transit" red from Base hospital 80
it, liars Sur AlliI-s that being one of
‘2?» largest hospital camps in France. 9
,l, ;\i‘l’.i7. t; (‘1). are showing 3
ill)“ of l'llillil't-n'S Hats.
\ll kind of tin and shell fish at
142 Mariel-t. ()po-n Thursday.
‘1 I'fi‘,‘ {
's
:'l Hv'll~ “huh has been re-
orguizwn-d With about 23 girls
.‘(-.;u..‘.l;,~ lliln ('lll):t"l] Miss Mar-
.Yv'i‘lllll'ir'. int captain. A food
will bu Li‘~'t‘ll by them in the A. &
:t «'t‘o. Horns or. Friday. April 11.
pi, both East and South Nor-walk.
~i‘;i‘ patronazv is urged.
‘xn 1m.» St‘t‘d at Raymond Bros.
iridgeport Herald Story
Claimed To Be Untrue
":i tolltmin; communication has
.n roceived by The Sentinel from
tilt-mbt-l‘ of Lady Jennings Lodge.
‘2. pards or lit'tlllt‘ili'lll. and refers to
in article. which appeared in last
—‘ liltitly's issue of the Bridgeport Her-
ini which told of an argument and
lmtwccn two members at. a.
n t ~ at met-ting:
’The Herald reporter should not
1-. mp at conclusions so quickly as he
mill in writing: this item. Because of
m- tziut that Mrs. Hendrick did not
wish to give him any intermation
"is‘b‘lul her family troubles he the}: for
granted that. she had M whit-W
aitli the Mrs. Gerhardt in’ {héllbdge
rot-ms, in which Mrs. Gerhardt. re-
w Net} a. black eye. But. there was no
t .34.. in the lodge rooms, merely the
enurge- was itiatlt- by Mrs. lll‘l’ldl‘ick.
. 3"(1 it was dulled by Mrs. lierhal‘dt
. :7 d vans the!) uJI'l illvltf (iTlllllMll and
ii. ‘lr?
1.. lll>.~lt‘ unstiwi as. :lr- skeptical
. Humid reporter \"liil‘e'. it should :t‘-
.s m.» mule known that. Mrs. Ger-
Zt.a.rtit did not :ihpvur Willi :he lilac};
'egu- until three \z‘m-ks after lllt‘ said
blotizimuutnth. so it seems improbable
'ilz‘i'l il;.' said it'lll'k eye was sustain-
(‘ri "ion; Iht- lodge room affair. These
1".» l> should be made known not bti‘
“.Llsl' ol‘ (‘ilhvr participant's welfare.
‘mt simply to show that no such dis-
-' w-iui affair would he participated
.3. any member of thi- l.tuly .lt-nnini—Vi
3 ‘.-'vl'_’t'. and especially by Mrs, llend-
zv g. who was at. one time t‘niilllltl'“
t f Hf Hit, lodge."
Tipqifi
' ‘WORE BOOKS FOR FRANCE
i r. urgnnt call from France has jun.
1, Iron; \Vaaliington t0 the tumor i
‘2 public library committee asking:
i THU-o0 hooks, .’.oo_000 of \Vltlt'll
-._ i.“ :ifts.
" innwticui's quota. is 20,000 {m-
lz. .4 Tim :rv-at need is for fresh.
\ '.. viiesonn- liction published within a
‘ .
1 hurt will South Norwalk rive-'3
.iu; liberally, leaving the books
sown Norwalk library anti they
Unwinded according to in-
"hr sent to us from Hartford.
SEVEN VILLAGES CAP- ence on ,the Congress of German
ixvlrir‘. is a part of_ the Allied forc- i her of Deputies today when a
__ _ ‘cs in North Russra, has occupicd ‘. motion to that eeffct ivas carrind
. (mpnu‘ :‘lok Village, on the cast» by a vote of 235 to 201 L
loin slut-c of the Bay of .
ant) miles south of Sor'iki, t‘np-‘I’rcsidcnt “’ilson telegraphed a
during a Bolshevik‘patx-J.” igiiigratulatory message to the
T v ' - , mg of Belgium todav on the o‘-
. hALO‘AleA. Tuesday. April 8 casion o fthc lattcr’s hirthdni‘n
l (_Havas).—Bulgarian troops have T he message read: .
«fhccn sent to .Struinm'tza to sup: "Please accept. my warmest
Epress an uprising of lrridcntist congratulations on your birthdav
; (il‘t‘CkSt
flllllkl iv
in this duty will lw lit‘pi longer
mm, 500 PRISON- Councils about to assemble and
ERS ANDMUCH WAR second, because the setting ’up of,
MATERIAL TAKEN BY a Sovxet: “3‘0” in Munich com-
ESTHONIANS |pletely “We“ all the calculations
upon which the future internal
Continued from First Pale. pohcy 0‘ Germany has been
based.
--.-.'r aviation of the intention h)! PARIS Tuegda - A r'l 3
:iiiiigh r. Simultaneous i‘C'iL-n by (Havas) ’—The prili’diple gfl pro
.u l .- . " ‘ "‘ ‘ ' - -
T1,”; mish.Legion and B) .. lum- pgrtiiin? representation was ,
.. . _ ‘ . a Opegvas the foundation 1’ ' '
A Russian rifle l";{ll‘_l€llt.‘(llectol‘fll reforms in the Chan):-
Uni-gain PARIS, Tuesday, April 8.-—
and my hope that. you may have
many another birthday in times
that will rapidly grow bl‘i'Vllit‘l‘
and witness the cntfi'l" restoration
oi Belgium.”
VICTORY LOAN
Continued from First Pats.
LONDON. Tuesday. April 9, via
Moutrcalx—Jl‘hc \Var Office has
issued an tirirf‘nt appeal for volun-
lt- ~rs i'oi‘ the relief force for North
llll‘Fiii. It is slated that the men
trained soldiers who
have hot-n dmnohilize-l or dis-
-ii.:r:.wd or who are serving at‘
i.til.lt‘ o. on normal cugatgcments
of for two. three or four years.
All men ro-onlisting must. he
Fully trained. fit for gent-ml scr-
On December 12. 1917. an outfit of
soldiers who later gained‘this strange
sobriquet sailed out of New York
while a northwest blizzard was whip-
ping across the bay. Their transport ’
‘Sit't‘filllti tin'r‘ ill years of 12:10, struck a tanker, and the captain»
illN'llill'gt‘ti or tleinoliilizod soltl- Would have turned back, hilt the 301-3
diers protested. So their mechanics.
his will he givt‘n'iht- rank hold
.. . plastered a gaping hole in th ~‘.
Mlll’ll they were With the mlors with concrete, and they ret‘aciiizld’
l’ay Will he the same as that of the France.
.Otiicially they were the Fifteenth
New York Regiment, composed of ne-i
gro soldiers? and in, command of a“
whitenian. Colonel \Villiam (“Bill")i
Hayward. in France they were equip-i
ped as the 2:69th infantry regiment}
and merged with the 16th French Ar-l
my Division 8th Corps. d’Armee IV.i
in their ranks were bellboys and ele-i
vator runners. butler-s and barmen.‘
teamsters, Waiters. . lawyers. chant-i
i'eurs, men, in fact. from all the walks i
of life. in which the negro proves ani
armies of occupation. The period
of enlistment will he for a your
or for such shorter .period as ro-
qtlil‘t'tl. hut. no man rc-vulistinl
than for this
\\'Hl'k.
(in completion of tlw period of
service all 1111‘]! will he fJ'in‘tl tuo
mouths. furlough or any if)‘lf.:".‘l‘
pI-i'iod to which they may hi» on-
roqnired spi't‘itll
. _ industrious, able citizen. They idol- '
fillt‘tl on full pay. iwd their commander, Col. "Bill"i
","'_ Hayward. and called him "Hell Fight—I
) ,‘ Y T , _. __.. er." e name stuck.
F01 19311561318 AW“ 9- ”'9 On July 14 came the old Fifteenth's i
motor car. in “'lllt‘ll Herr liands- big battle. The boche turned on the
lie-r53. Minister of Justice in the gas and everythiné else he had!
Shrapnel literally snowed down, with
Big Berthas playing up and down that
scale like Thor pounding out music?
onsome piano of the gods. In the}
midst of this infernal concert "Hell;
Fighters" moved back. The Hun in-E
fantry came forward. but "Bill" Hay-‘
word‘s men had filled their trenchesi
uith'vdynamite trains, and the Ger-i '
National German government,
was being: taken to Brunswick af-
ter his arrest Monday at Madge-
hurg h)“ re-Volting soldiers. was
stopped at Holmstuf and the min-
ister liht-ratcd. a Berlin dispatch
says.; t
”rm- 3.- . f =5! 3’". ii niail‘i‘gwre blown to atoms. I
COPENHAGEJ, April fir—A mane“ Fighters then penetmtedi
political movement of great im- “me miles "“0 enemy ““95 and nev-
portance is imminent in the rc-‘ or losta pflmn" or a trench. And
. ‘ these New York boys had received
81011 "f Hamburg, reports from lesstraining than any other U. S. or-
iicrlin say. Doctors Herr. and
ganization which sailed, for France!
ilaufl’enhcrg. Spartacan loaders. it The” NOW Will 89“ bonds anywhere,
is added. hams almost succeeded
for it is an epic of American stick-
. . to-itiveness.
:11 making themselves masters of 4,;
the situation and in converting:
Hamburg: and the region ill.‘i\\'t't‘ll HODGDON HEADS ‘
Hamburg and lirt-nivn into a So- IIOME GARDENS t
vict republic. ' 5 THIS SUMMER:
.I‘.‘ __-—. !
BUDAPEST. Sunday. .Api'il (3 Continued from First Pale. .
:Associated l’l't‘SS).—~F(il‘("t's t'tilll-
maildcd by Simon Pt-tlui'a. the
peasant leader of l'krninc, are said
.o llt' menacing Kit-v. Reports rc-
w-ivt-d hero indicatc that they are
within a few miles oi" the city.
1 x .
appropriated the money in its trea-‘
sury as reported to forming a. nucle-
us for prompting Home Gardens and
appointed a committee with Supt. of3
Schools G. V. Buchanan as chairman
for this purpose. Mr. Buchanan. ai- ;
ter consulting the Board of Educa '_
tion has authorized Mr. Hodgdon to .
carry out some. comprehensive plan-.;
and he went at once to Work. 5
Mr. Hodgdon reports a gift of 50-0
young trees for the boys and girls
and an offer of a $5 prize for the best .
rabbit .to be given by O. F. Schultz.
Pigs are to be sold this year for $7.50
by Mr. Johnson. for the County Boys
and Girls Clubs and altogether this .
promiSes to be a. lively season. i
There. is not, quite enough mom-y .
for the i‘till'project but the i'iiemls off
. the children are sure to “stand by",
“f andhelp things alum; now this splen- ‘
did plan is lnadt‘. ’NO one will b0
more rejoiced that the garden work
is still to he kept up than Mr. Burton
Callahan. [he tine young iclinw who
BUDAPEST, Sunday. April ti
!.\ssot'izttcd l’rcss).-\Vhile (ion—
t-ral Jan (‘hristian Stunts. who
was sent lit‘l't‘ it)‘ the Pl‘illft' t‘on-
i't-rcnt'c at Paris, had authority to
arrangi- a new armistice, hctwccu
Hungary and the Entcnic Pow-
t-rs, it apiwars that he (liddlllt do
so bei'orw his departure this morn-
ing. ‘
British residents of the city
will leave for Paris by way
.\'ionna on Saturday. With them
will go the American wives of
llimuui'iuns \\ ho will he pol‘mittt'd
it our Success
in considerable, measure will
depend on whether you have
the right banking connections.
Get. in touch with us, and open
a. Savings Account at once.
«A. a. “urn—a. £3A'Ql must...
ALL MONEY mar-osmn
ON on moan Ann.
{urn WILL'DRAW INTER-
i as: non am 181'.
Deposit a. cabin determined
‘ :.mont regularly etch week-
"iand the remit. will surprise
. Nléam'
“cu“-
, you.
in Hill“ With them their money
and t-fl‘ects. Tho govvrnmt‘nt
\t‘t'llls 10in“ doing (‘\'t‘l'_\‘illilig pos—
:‘llllt' in favor of Americans and
other foreigners.
made- such a. success as Huporvisox‘
last ycar. lie was eager that it,
should not be dropped. \ i
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MONGOLIA DUE '
l’.\ill>l. April it.~—-—"ho pronilit-i ’
mution of a Soviet government in
Munit-h. a dispatch to the Mann \
from Zurich says. was an error on - which brought
Continue-J from First Page
the first. contingent
lllt‘ part of the men who pI‘O- of the (liv'isionPlast, welelta. ta; expect-
' ' I ' ' ' ' J 11 lists ed to sail for ‘rance u e o a).
(Limit d it. Man) ( omm 1 NEW YORK. April 9.—«-The.Twent_\‘-
‘npposotl the course adopted up to
ftlie last moment, says the dis-
ipult'll. realizing that it would
ninth. Seventy-ninth. and Thirty-
third Divisions have been released
for preparation for return to the Unit-
ed States, the port of embarkation at
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V A thorough readiness thrills the whole Howland store;
It is a readiness with everything that women and men require :
for Easter. 7
.There is no good thing missing and no unworthy thing finds
place.
It is a readiness of service as well as merchandise. A storeful
of pretty and attractive things would be of little value unless we
all had the heart and the enthusiasm to help you chooSe wisely.
and with content. .
— We have the spirit of helpfulness; it goes hand in hand with '
the splendid gathering of new things and pretty things to Wear. ‘
In whatever way we can serve you, we are ready for servicel
Complete and correct attire from head to foot for every \.
member of the family-"the store is '
THE HOWLAND
NER FINDS DEATH OF
TOKACH WAS ACCIDENTAL
Andover Street Bridgeport, Boy of 15
Received Fatal injuries While Night
ing from a Moving Truck.
Coroner John .1. litielan today filed
;a finding of accidental death in the
ABOUT MlDNIGHT case of Louis ’i‘olmrh. 15. of N0. 105
Andover street. Bridgeport, who died
at St. Vincent's Hospital April 2, as
*’ a result. of injuries ruceivui the pre-
vious afternoon when he attempted to
alight from a moving truck at Fair-i
field avenue and Orland street. Bridge.
port.
The truck. mined and driven by the fantry‘
Modern Grocery (70.. of .\'o. 52 Water. day on the Transport Agamennon.
’ walk. was slowing down to let him des-
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determined to fail in nothing. ’
GOODS COMPANY
DECISlON FOR DEFENDANT ‘BLTTTERV‘TORTH
A division ill tun (‘ivil (‘ommnn RIFLES Cm
Pious t'uiltl was handed down by Judge. D ‘VCIVF S . ._
John .i. \‘.'2li.~il. in which he found rm; ‘ _‘_»___f___"
the detendam in the suit brought by: Contin “a f I" t
J. “'alter Scheffer, administrator for‘ u. mm in I:
the estate of Al‘t'hur‘ Elwood, against. ‘cs of public dam” wit” it in 7_
John and Annie Arming. Scbeffer was’Jrécord for attendance min t I!
sued for 32H alleged to be due as com—; and have been conducted in i;
mission for the sale of lots in the orderly and pleasing Way. . "
North End. Bridgeport. In his finding, The “mph“? member“? .01
. 7‘ , ‘ . h t it at committee is as follows:
Judge Walsh said t it appear ,5 Capt. C. B. Milne. Lieut. CA!“
'from the evidence that full paymellL nieri, Lieut. G. C. Meehan. .-
had been made to Elwood at the time E. Bedell. Corp. H. V. t. H.
l v .
. , , ‘ b Elwood to A. C. hraemer. Pr: ates c_
a receipt 1‘“ been 3 V“ y ! F‘. W. Rowland, 1%.
the defendant covering “merchandise; Elle. .l’. R. Craig, 1). Wood,
sales and commissions due. 1 J. F. Burns and T. F. Hunt.
sit" at. Norxmik. and drchn by Stanley ,
Winslow of N0. 5 Harbor avenue. Nor;
t'f‘lld “hen he slipped and fell. the right,
rear wheel passing over his abdomen.
He was removed to the hospital,
where it was found that he had sustain
ed a comminuted fracture of the pel-
vis and other internal injuries. About
an hour before he died he made a
statement to PoliCe Serzeant William
R. Wolff exonerating the driver of the
truck from all blame.
Word has been received from “’il-
liam M. Bade of Company H, mild in-
that he arrived in Boston Mon-
;liavt- the efi'cut of accentuating
tthc hostile tendencies of North; Hobolmn has been informed. ,
The 29th Division (the "Blue and
and Suabia. Virginia;
The correspondent _
proposition for the removal of the,
Diet to Hamburg and. the pro-
nouncement of Sunday by the So-
cialist Party, which had been to
power, by a decisive vote, ag Tht
lthe Soviet proclamation. e1 2.
{party, however, declared that it: , W9“ 43 9594“” A97“ 1
would ”mm Fem"! m “13.9“"! ’riagilrman‘rmmmv _ ‘-
of an accomplished fact, raising :- . p 1!" on .
. , troops ,
“0193 the Maryland. Delaware and
of Columbia. and was released April .
5. The release of the m Divisionk.{;_
Nationalgmy men
Pennsylvania. is effecti‘e April 10 .
and that of the Thirty-third. Nation 2!
a1 Guard troops [from lllnnesou. lo- : ,
we. Nebraska and North and South 2
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easily, Have Headaches, Stomach or Bowel trouble, ‘
MOTHER omits .
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FOR CHILDREN
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your-own Linseed Oil.
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