‘ ‘ T/u’ Auger! rule of
any medium 171 ’
t/n' czar/d”
At all druggiats i0c, 25c
mam melons
FROM THE STATE
EDUCATION some
From Page One)
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Thegt-vernor made no appointment
'3: till the vacancy. pending receipt of
Yak bill adopted by the past session
ad the. Legislature reorganizing the
.Slate Board ot Education. under which
he would be required to appoint six
new members in addition to the three
members of the prescnt board. \vhow
iirrms do not. expire this year. On ac
cam-int. of the resignation of Congress-
:mran Merritt. it will now be necessary
:hr the governor to appoint seven new
numbers. inasmuch as the hex bill
(Continued
, Manes the membership of the board ,
=3. nine. Mr. Merritt was serving Lb.
‘fiarm ending July 1, 1921.‘ The tum
C9! John G. Stanton. of New London,
(expires July 1. 1920. and that or
ttrliairles F. Smith, of New Britain, Jun?
3].. 1922. Therefore, they will auto-
mtically become members of the new
inwards. as would have been tin
with Mr. Merritt.
During the early part of the it'ais
fixative session Which adjourn-d itI::l
”week, Governor Holcomb itrlpj‘l‘Iltlt-H :
Not a Bite of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
Says I glass of hot water and 3
phosphate prevents I’
_,
illness .
and keeps us lit.
——
‘.
i
Just as coal, when it burns. leaves
{Quad a certain amount of incombus-
’tllo material in the form of ashes, so
who food and drink taken day after
«in, leaves in the alimentary canal at
own amount of indigestible mates-
ml. which it not completely eliminat-
d from-the system each day, becomes
bod {or the millions of bacteria
-r‘Mlch infest the bowels. From this
m of left-over irritate, toxins and
maindike poisons are termed and
mod into the blood.
Ken and women who can't get feel-
k right must begin to take inside
“he. Before eating breakfast each
Ming drink a glass of real hot wa-
‘u' wilfl: a teaspoontul of llmeston
mphate hair. to wash out of th
My feet of bowels the previous
efly’s. accumulation at poisons and
lube and to keep the entire alimen-
fihry canal clean .pure and fresh.
Those who are subject to sick head
“9. colds, biliou’sness. censtipatiSn.‘
diets who wake up with bad taste.’
"1 breath. backache rheumatic still
teas. or have a sour, gassi- stomach-
T hey quick
livcr, const
serious matter.
' ’
the liver, stomach and bowels, Beccham s
easiest m -
I‘iISJ':
3i
Bcccham's Pills are
U
an unqualified success. They are the safest, surest,
most efficient digestive remedy posmblc to produce.
1y relieve dyspepsia, biliousncss, disordered
' V d impurities of the blood. lVo
sufferer from these ailments who may not'treat him-
self in a perfectly safe, natural and economic manner,
to the full establishment of his health and Vigor by taking
ipation an
on of remedial ingredients which has proved
,Nhturgg way ought always to be con-
sidered by those who are suffering from any
form olill health. But nature cannot perform the
impossible. She is often impeded in her w'orkby
difficulties that can only be removed by scientific
treatment. The choice of this treatment is a very
In cases of trouble connected with
W
Dirtm'om of :prrial rain: to
{Edward D. Robbins. oi New Haven.
The appointment. upon submission to
the Senate for the required confirma-
tion, was referred to the committee on
executive nominations, which made no
report on it owing to the adoption of
the bill reorganizing the Board of Ed-
ucauon.
Resolutions were also introduced in .
the Legislature, for the reappointment '
ol‘ Howdl Cheney. of Manchester.
whose term expires .luiy i. 19.1”. and
John G. Stanton. of New London.
They wet-'9 iV-i'ori‘ed l0 lhv (.itllililil".-t-'
on education but. for the :‘ l‘l"‘ -u-:. oii ‘
that :ifi't.(:tetl lht- governo.‘< Appoint.
mcnt or Mr. Robbins. til.--' :‘t‘r'Ul‘l
tions were not periiiitlt-d to paw.
It is expected that I'l" um crnoi
will receive the new Board ut‘ l‘l‘lllt'il-
tion bill next week and mak‘ ap-
pointments at once {or ill: sake of
getting the new board fllfil'tg“. trim
of the duties of the. new board will he
to organize a subcenaz‘mnn: cn
Anicricanization, for which 350mb
was appropriated by th~ l,t>._'l.~‘l.'lil.l"
; (or li2t- next two years.
GOVERNOR APPOINTS COLE 'ro
MILITARY EMERGENCY BOARD'
:Adjutant General No Longer to Cen-
trot Armorics and Troop
! Equipment.
, l‘onlrtyl of still» a‘rmorics rtn'l miti-
itary equipment having passed lrom
gllic atijutiinl-zcnci'al to lllt' military
‘('Inl'l';:t‘llt'y board under a bill atlop-ed
,by the la-gislatulc. Howr‘linr Marcus
H. Holcomb yesterday txcrci-‘td all-
, th.’ rity ghcn to him undyr : nothcr
(provision of the ncasuru and ap
, 'noinuwi Adjutant-ticneial George T‘!.
it‘ole to bc a lill’lllbt‘l' fti' lll" unlnuif.’
i emergency board. Other tilt-tubers are :
g lutige Lucien l“. liltrpt-e and Benedict
:M. Holden. ol' ”unfold, and .l. Moss
! Ives, of Danbur)‘.
\Vhiie in the past the administra-
tion of the (‘onnecticut Statt- Guard
has been divided between the adju~
Want-general and the. military rmer-
,gency board. which directed tnc act-
livilies oi’ the troops, it is provide} in
[the new militia law that the military,
=emergcncy board take complete con-i
trol and that the governor int-v rip-*
point. the adjutant-general as a memfi
ber of the board. '
‘.
COLORED ODD FELLOWS
HOLD ANNUAL SERVICE:
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A very intt‘crstin: and solemn serv-
ice was. held by the tnvmbers ol Nor—7
walk Lodge. No. 2881. G. [7. 0. of O.3
17".. at their lodgc rooms. in i’rice's’
Hall, \Vtiter street. Sunday afternoon.
The occasion being the annual set»
mon and ceremonial
branch or the order.
A large number of brutlwt‘< \vct'v
present. from Bridgeport. Staiiifoz'd
and other cities with a number of lo-
cal gueets. as it, Was an open meet—l
mg.
Following the meeting, there “as a
lion reception.
The annual sermon \vrr; t'elivcvetij
by l. S. Jacobs. of Greenwich. The‘
music was. by the combined choirs of'
‘.he GraCe Baptist and Knicht Streetf
A. M. E. churches, with Mrs. P, Scott 3
:it the organ. The. program included:
I ‘ Solo—Miss Rebecea Hull.
.—
tlf the local‘
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t government.
"munist
i independent
ing. .0
I PARIS. May Rig—The Italian problem icd with “he“ married abroad. for im -—Try a Sentinel Want All.
new '
beginning. to advise the necessity of
common sense. it is too comic, whrn
l’l‘t'hltlt‘lll Wt! mu 3 fourteen p.)ii.tx~ m'e
contrastcd with :lie fit-Ic’ 'Prnis Titty
do not mentitn .‘xlr. Wilson's lcim. but
are just a brutal. dictated peace.
"it is possible a government might
be formed wlii 'n Would Sign the peace
terms, but it is 'l Illllifll whether the
Allies would be satisfied with Such a
A reactionary govern-
ment is out of all question. and a Com-
and independent government
would be acting for people whom they
would represent by only a small
minority. Evrn if such a government
did sign the 'reaty. it woaiiri be just as
impossible for. them to fulfill the con-
ditions in it would be for us."
BERLIN. Monday. May 12 (Associat-
ed Press).—“S~en it important
changes are not made by the negotia-
tions begun at Versailles. there re-
mains no choice but to boys' to compun
snnpand Sign the treaty." «an an up-
real oi‘ the. “en-‘ral C.).niii‘ttt.-~ or the
Socialist Party in the
rarty organ. llie Freheit. this morn-
set-mul nearer solution when today‘s
FEEL il in
mamas
Rheumatic sufferers are highly
or einbarkation at iloboken is beingl
informed of the instructions. dated
April 1919 concerning the dis-
charze or turn arriving from overseas
3accompanied by wives marired abroad.
By this. oviension all such men are in-
cluded whether they arrive with the
organizmions or as members of casual
companies. All such men eligible for
discharse at port without delay to
avoid unnecessary hardship and to al-
low them to accompany their wives to
their homes.
“The commanding general of the
port of cmbarkation iii ewport News
is beinz directed to discharge at port.
if they so desire. all men arriving from
overseas accompanied by wives mar‘
ried abroad.
“The commanding general the
port of embarkatlon at Newport News.
directed to send to Camp Devens all
men arriving from overseas accompan-
0“.
of
l
mediate discharge if they\ so. desire,
.Authoritv is granted to permit “1‘95-
. _l
to travel at their own expense 0“ ”3“" -
,portation trains from Boston to Camp.
*Dt vcns, subject to such regulations asi
ithe commanding general mav deem de-t
’ sirable. I
l "The commanding general. American
gExpeditionary Forces. in being luforni-'
.’ ed that all enlisted men who have been '
I married abroad and returned to the
l l’nitcd States with their wives will bcl
oillce of Governor Marcus ll. Holcomb.
it is understood that no reason was
given for the resignation of Mr. Casey,
whose term J'Ollld hav‘éwxpired Sep-
tember l, 1:919. The governor has
taken no action on it as yet.
l’nder the statutes. one of the three
members or the Savin Rock Park Com-
mission is appointed by the governor
and the other two are chosen by the
selectmen of the town of Orange. The
present town mmebers are. Charles 1".
Roberts and Lewis B. “'arner. .
CARD OF THANKS
.South Main street.
Islightly damaged and when Patrolman
AUTO ACCtDENT ON
SOUTH MAIN STREET
A. New York-car and a local jitncy
figured in a collision at the corner
of South Main and Haviland streets
yesterday afternoon around 1.30. Sain-
uel Grundfast. 236 Giennade avenue.
Brooklyn; N. Y.. driving a car. N. Y.
18-430. was coming out of
street when he collided with a car
driven by Joseph Pepitone. or 23 Riv
ayenue. who was driving north alum:
The cars Were hat
Prank Stratton investigated he found
'no need {or any arrests.
To our many friends in general. to
Goldstein Bmtliers and the membcvx
of the Swedish Concregation (‘hurch
especially. v ho. at our recent. here-ivo-
ment have shown such kindness ‘onti
sympathy, we wish to extend our most
hearty thanks.
mNARD JOHNSON AND FAM-
‘ LEMON JUICE i
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try it!
i
Advertise
-—Try a Sentinel “'ant
ment.
: DRINK-—
Invisoratini: !
book on‘the bright side of
Haviland '
repnaeambes" here. and it vb . J
thought probable that a basis of “der- .‘ .
standing would be reached dining we 1
day. 0
The Ihlian representatives are re- ‘1.
ported to be showing'mom willing— 3 :
mess to make concessions. 3: _‘.
The discussion of the day began <3
i when Premier Orlando called this fore- 00 :
- ' noon upon (“tunnel E. M. House or the .3. 3
a happy combma— time... data...“ _ 3 i.
. The ('Ollnt'll or Your held no meet- 0:. 3
tin: during the morninz No further .. ;
immmuniculicn has been receiver. 3 ,9
't'rmu the German reprtsentatives al.5' .
Versailles and the expert‘s - i0 wuom1.’a ..
. the last notes from (‘ount von -l‘li’ockr l 3. .
~dmft‘ilanmau had been referred had; I.
the! hi l“‘p(l gvd .\'n meeting or the' 0- ‘
i (‘ountil bun: (Lln‘llit‘l'f‘ll llel‘01mdi1'.’ 3. _¢
Ills-nix.» Trig-Idem Yt'ilsnn nm‘. tin" : a
LAHH-d Premiers .i..\ otm‘. the fill‘tvftullnl... .
f in individual work. ‘ l... ‘
i This afternoon l'l‘"r‘l(lt‘l‘ll “ilsmll .3. .
‘ will receive Thomas Nelson Pa ‘0. the; x .
C , American Ambassador to ital). In cont; 5 o . ‘
‘ nee-ion with the lid :an oucslnw. ,3. - .
j The ltaliari representatives hire *3», x 4 . ‘
isumtd complete parti'iimi'n’t i?" ll"; .3. ‘ . .
.. iDendinz peace negotiations; h»: :m—t 5. :
a pointing a member of the liaison cnm- ...
' .' ' . ; mission controlling all Lollllll'.ll‘.f‘372l"l‘.3., : ‘fi.
1 with the“ Germn dealegatioo. 11114;...“ . ;
{commission has hitherto been cn‘n-,.:. V".
. posed only 0! British. French and Am ' 3 ‘..
; crican representatives. ! 0:0 3.
‘ i PARIS. Monday. May lZ.——Famou;s, a ;
'atbletics who served Willl the Amer '7 ’ a.
i can Expeditiginary lhporfyifi.tedbu;tt‘i.::‘ .3 , at.
haVe return to e e '9 . ~ ‘ _ ‘
‘ my PM" the interal‘ied “a“; “’ “'1‘?" The day when you get more for the “Almmhty Dollar than at an). Olhtr him. .I.
held next month. An effort to mince... . _ . g ' . , . ‘ .. . ‘3
their transportation to Franc,e label“: . .3. This is the day when the dollar celebrates and it s a day for ever) one to Ctltl l .m s.
l v ‘ 0
made by General Peyton .. . are .. . . .
chief of staff. from whom the followtnsi 0 who realizes the value of 100 cents these times. .3,
cablegram has been receivedz' 5 . "3
I “There is no legal authority foe}. _ 3.
transporting to France civilian nth-.3 3 . . :
lete's who are discharged soldiers. The”! . _ s a.
War Department is in entire sympathy . oo 3.
P.” with the idea. however. and “drill? : z.
1 5 to Obtain the necessary on _ a
' the ““0““ “an" °"‘“‘“”°“” mix $1.50 -N’B 313331) UNION SUITS .. $1.00 BOYS” $1.00 FANCY COLORED BLOUSE {0
t my the way of.lected ahtletes wig. w 3 for s2, ,0.
g ancfib ‘ I . ’ A1318 ..................... ' o
E The American cregs fntgredn fg‘zi'vhfi l 0.0 10 Pairs ”N's 15c BLACK 1-2 808’: . .3100 _:.
.5 regatta at Henley. its an . 0 . o , -t~ 3
and 5. arcln trainintz- Thm '1" bet? , canons 3 $1.50 sruw HATS sit. :.
no grand challenge ND thinI yctl‘. bus}... 2 m 8 75¢ EAL. SHIRTS OR . _ .1.
the Henley Stewards have in: lanes? .z. “3.8 $250 LIGHTWEIGHT WORRTED ‘9'
t "M“ m" “‘“h "9‘" ’° Mum}... nanwaas ........................ $1.00 ,‘
“ “l ii" 2”?” Strata"; a... ..ep-‘ ‘3" :3st am) Dumas, in broken .;.
' ' ' ° lia. . cw es en 2
Italian Situation Much resented. m climax o‘f ”:9”??ng ’3: 2 ms 75c cars .................. $1.00 . 51W .:(
. ' n I ................... a I I UUUUUU L
Brighter With Prospects service 13:13:;illhtehlll; “m "a" 3. m 3.
' a.
of Settlement Sometime 33..» mm“ mm, $1,333., 3 cmnms $1.50 wnss sun's $1.00 _ ,8 $1.25 r CY o. 3 T8 ,. 5, U. '2’
Later in the Day from France. Belalnm an U - . m M NE . m a
_— Slovakia. in addition to the American. .‘. ' 2 75c FANCY 4-m-mns ... ........ ‘1.“ ATS .3.
C ti a (to p ' o hive been entemd- ._ . . i 63 BBLTID AND PRICE BACK CO 3
( an nut: in use no) At the opening or the I-rench Lm—é _ t.‘
. versity Baseball League her? 3’05"" o 2 31-00 FANCY SILK 1-2 3033 ....... $1.00 and TROUSERS, formerly sold for $15.00 3.
Congress during the negotiations day we University of p‘m dflule‘i . :
PARIS, May 13.—'lt de.’€loped this ' i ersi of Lyomg by a score 0 , ' .1 . ‘31 DOIlrl' '.
afternoon that Count von Brockdorn. infolsmvtrbetieama were composed 1:: 2 BOYS 75¢ EAL. SHIRTS OR. to<$20.00. use: 33 to 42. Spec: .3.
liantzau. head or the German Peace ' f the American Army W 1,, . e
deles'ation. in'en'a to ask Inm-it-M-m mmfihsyiiig in France. The stars DBAWERB ....................... $1.00 Day use ................... S t , ‘I‘
to send German tioi‘etcnlqs to rcm‘th‘ from Paris were. Wilmot Vl'hitney.‘ '..
the Aumrmn Nprpsvnfaan' accord- Pitcher formerly of Harvard; Hugh . :,
ing to Hmas Agency. it has prevmus. r culchl'l‘. formerly of Prmcc- '1
a... $21.22;... W... «and ..... $1 00 off r $10 00 wor h of all
tended to keep the delegations “null-j m“; of the Harvard team in 1917. . - ° - 0 ...
apart. . The American wipedttlomrr'gnrfig , ' ' 3;
LONDON. May 12. The possibility he won fl“. Jnter- n yep. t l .t .i f 11 D l _ ‘¢
at 3:31:33... .. a... mm . 0 her c o h ng or 0 ar ay on y. .2
many as 8 ”Wm m ”"1 3"‘"‘"""‘"hn over teams from the Unlvershiu c' o ' to
or the Allied pence terms was ‘H’hi'roulouse Montpelier. Dijon. (“phobic 0 e :
('liiNHl by Philip. Scheirt-mann,Germant Poltlcrs and Nancy. . z’ ’ 7 '.‘
(‘hanCt-llor at Berlin. today according. ' ‘3. .‘o
to a dispatch to the Exchange 'l‘wte . 1- : ;
graph Company 1'. ;-.v Hull l‘t')’. Thelauoo's' 'F VOUVE BROUGH ME .:. . ‘.°
chancellor denounced the .l'lt .» tt-Yltl-l,- BACK A W'FE YOU M‘Y GO HO ‘ 0:9 ‘ .:.
which he said represent -1 .i 'brutal,I ‘ 00 f,
dictated peace." it is «all. - ,y9uv" be Di.ch‘rg¢d .. you Di33m. . ‘ y
.0353. 55193;}; “f." '“"'°."'n;°t:’§9t in... nu... w.r comm... .3. . ~ ..
. ' .' 0 0‘“ t‘.‘ (.13 e. o s, , _ ‘ . . _ :v
palace. and. in part. ltliiouzz . “ ASlllleTOh. May ‘37 Soldterb .3. 0. orwa ore n 5’ -
..wp thought that we Social Demonreturninc from abroad accompanied hr 3 '.'
('l‘HlH Wt'l't‘ sll‘olll: v'ntllixll it) prevent a wives "'3‘ ll” discharged lmmedialt‘ly 0.0 3‘
peace by \iol-nrn, bu; tit-1th mi A‘hci'll- . l'- ' to orders, 9 o e o o o o o v o o o o o 9 9 o o o o o o o o o o c o o o u o. . . c
or ”H. “my”: in “many (“me on (m imitation, (“cardinga "mm" oo...o.u.u.u.u.«.«.oe.«.«.«.oe.oe.«.«.«.«.oo'o.«.oe.«.«.«.oo. :“:”:“:”:“.”:”.“.«.«..0.. A
could support us because they are l. 5:3 “MINI UK“) by the U I" ~‘
stmmzly orcr-uizcd than we. Certain The announcement sald2~ l
circles in England and France a v1 “The commanding general of the port; ‘~
FAmFiELi) corrxri‘
CLERGY MEETIM
lN CITY Ton
Continued from First Pare
\‘vlrt'll
ll~lt:t'
v'l l-.
:tlllv’.
\.
to be vcr} inn-resting
lbeen presented and Hit
of noulinc business transact-Hi.
arranged (llrtllh‘flllln “its ltrltl
saloon and prohibition que-s'i.
on its {situation in Feirfivld Pot--
The mf‘vling aujtmrnet;
when the visiting cit I",__\‘ \\'v*
m a tempting llilltill‘tlll au'
their session at l o‘t-lotk. in‘
t
THE BEST DRINL'YGU HAVE EVER TREE?
ONE DRINK MEANS ANOTHER
Stimulation i
afternoon a number nl‘ trum-
dresses are scheduled to luv
l
ti
Healthful?
life after you-have orderegi
drink of 020.
, 'sensitivc 'n all - f t- V- - ' . ~ mo 3 iii-
“021' meals, are urged m get a quart-W Duet-Mrs. a d ca 3 a fee nd i.) an) Squeeze the juice of “no le n
t
4:? pound of limestone phosphate from
1.; drug store. and begin practicing
fiemal sanitation. This _vvill ,cost
Frank Middleton and"
Mrs. David Chance.
VRcmarks-wltev. Sinims. Grace Bap—
tist church and Rev. Lynch. Knight
Street church.
change in the weather. “they feel it
in their bones".
Rheumatism is the for:
steals away the joy of life.
which
'sent to Newport News or Hobokeifl
‘snd that it organisations are retumed'
{m the I‘nitel States by my of these
jports, such men may accompany their
to a bottle containing three ounces of?
orchard white, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint of the best freckle
Ask the man at the soda fountain.
The 020 Company, “'ilt-‘n, (form.
020 dispensed at the following places:
I
t
i
t
‘ _ . u , . nd ~ cam lexion beauti-
Angry little. but is sumCient to make Neutrone Prescription 99.. the , . th will be a tan lotion. and p
“ ~ - different r m , a . ? cizanizations. 0th“ "39 ll tier. at very very small cost.
me 3“ “alum“ 0“ the “me“- TO SELL STEAM TUG - ' 9 Pay 1 as banished SOUTH 1603.qu NORWALK
Winter terrors for all. ireturned as members of special “3‘1"
~ _ . .,
Each week more and more sufier- {companies
in“ all walks
Your gmcer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup-
emember inside bathing is more
' ,, UNDER LIBEL ACTION-
“variant than outside bathing. be-
! BtilhomPowell Corp. Eagle Confectionery
New mm Commoner; Define. a 3““1“ Pm"
.-uuse the skin pores do not absorb The United States mar.;:.::l‘s niTice .’ ff"! of life take 5 ply threeounces o! orchard white for
» -- . has the swam tug w. J. Lana ”(at Neutrone Prescription 99"_ and every CAREY RENMS FROM . -. this I y
.flWdllES into the mod, causing poor up under libel at Stamford, The home}, week Edd-‘3 mm-p names 135 the long 1 ' “VIN ROCK BOARD'I few cenlts . aligning; f sweet: cm ' DARIEN
swan into the blood. causing poor —port of the mg is New York. ., will "st of permanent cures. Go to ,9“, l 'tragnnt otion n e ace. nee M a. m I Bridge Phriia‘ifit‘jl'
m “1“" the “"1 9°“! d°- “We sold under the ' "be! on May :8. . “”88““ "’4“? and Set a 50¢ or "-00 aldyefieki or... m M u Helm “4 m“ “ch day and 999 it“ Bud's PM ' wzoreoar
“hump and hot water cleanses, The tug has a gloss tonnage of men-i ”0“”. It will '9?” 5°“ many have, "hero-atlas. hectic: and blemishes-disappear sud Milford ,..-
(sis. tons, a net tonnage of sixteen times 7“ health. "“13”?" fined
. a length oi 59 on feet, a g 0h. {1.09 “'3' . _
Nth or sixteen feet and .499”. cult-8h- an» em and lit-dim dru- ‘3
n mam ‘ 1
em! . _ J. Ibo'clhr.loftand mm ,
_ {Allen‘s my
«an. em. .n-isi- ‘ .
my ~
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