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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 18, 1919 · page 1

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“lliripaired' Health of 2.000.-
3'100 Soldiers,” Declared Of-
tial of Church Board

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iii». international Convention oi illi-
,ln.riples of Christ. dec'aii-il in an ml
nhwss that the elimination oi ii.» i-isnr
...-..- would be the next i rum-iv under-
nd-mi by his church.

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n: :wo million soldier.\ in our .iiivié«v<,"
3m declared. "\Ve linu- lim n Milli mm
by the ‘White Hons- hint m lllv 'l’ii

. Inc/3.0 Trust.’ "

EV, Palmer (‘lzirksnn I!!'l'.<l(l“lil. :inil
Jillllf‘i ll Himmler, of St.

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(era of the Nziiiundl llt‘ili‘\()ll’ll[ .\.‘.\U-

K‘lHthi’l 21' ill“ lill-‘l‘lliillOliill coineniion
pf {'lisciples oi‘ (‘iiifsz her; yesterday.
omen Unlikely to Get Voice in Epis—
. copal Convention.

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(('l=i.'.inueii on l'..::r flight).

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Thrift the Keynbte of Sue-

cess in Life, National Com—
mittee of Bankers State

ST. Hil‘is‘ 00!. 1x. . Ton command-
Ill"fllfi lm- tint guidance of a man's
financial iii'l- luau» been drawn by a na-
tional commute-e oi” bankers and others
in aid in ll!“ are-at drive of 1920 against
Yl'~:‘r(rlio: l« m‘ high cost of living.

. 'l-l: - ._' :' rent) for the frugal man
w- Will-r. his morale m a battle to save
r I.lll‘-'lliil2 from the profiteeers and
{- Ht nuism‘s is part of the program for
'... National Thrift ‘Veek to begin
.- {luau 17 next-

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Visniiiiiiiiiii

Second District Water Commis‘
sioners Stephen S. Hatch, D. Wil-
liam Hnrford and Horace R. Nash
are planning to visit a new water
filter now under construction in
Hartford, some time next week, to
obtain information to assist them
in drawing up‘specifications for
the proposed new filter for ,the
Second District. At a forthcoming
district meeting the commission.
crs are to set before the taxpayers
campleie data concerning the na-
:ture and cost of a filter, and at
that time it will be definitely de-
cided by the voters whether a new
filter will be constructed or the
project abandoned.

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BE iiiiii-Niii

John Yacohy. believed by the au-

 

thorities to be of weak mentality. is‘

being detained at police headquarters
today until physicians have an oppor-
tunity to give him a thorough physxcal
and mental examination. Homeless.
jobless. and Shirtless. Yacoby is a ra-
mlliar street charactcr in this city.
Clad in a shabby overcoat that trail:
below his ankles. a dilapidated cap
set at a rakish tilt over the right eye.
and with a flowing black heard, he has
been a conspicuous figure here tor
many yej‘l‘s. -.Resldents of Highland
,avenue yoltexdp ymflnm

 
 

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‘cil with John C. Hyncs.

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Mrs. Maynard and Two»

1 . Daughters \Vatch at Min»
. coin for Arrival of Lien-
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..~_.._ _.- ‘Jlll 'u ('iii' ~~ l“l"l'.l l’l‘.
All records in the issuinrr of "‘3“ ‘ "H” ~ “'m lbw-I Vs; Hui!
hunt rs' licenses in Norwaikchavc ,“1, l“ ,1!" “5‘ ”mm“ f"?
bccn shattered this year. Toan i1-..” “2‘ I£3.”.izliI-h‘pitiu-T-V:
C'eik Herbal? R. Sillllhr'lfas 31.1%.» :i.;.. 3 . flu..- x‘pnl‘. ”fix:

iii» 1: :i F‘lll .< m in. ks :lilil ~iilv :l:;u.~.
“ll“ I. brunch! ll'l‘i mmn rmiv lily in .i
111 :ii landing. a
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ready receivcd 4‘25 zipnlicaticns
fcr licenses. and many from are
cape :tcd before December. In sea.
sons past the total number of li-
ccnses issued never cxcceicd 415. =!"H"r= 'iw-Hnu'i'a Mu: I‘u- i
The reason given for the sudden "" “i- “"1"”! W. \I‘mmrd. l«~:-i'..~r zmm
great increase in thcintcrest shown H” "“‘” l" ”1 Wm 1“ w (in... mm

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lien: in hunting is that icrmcr seru H. mm 12;]. in» l ..; ,ix‘ :33: ,,'A 25.1-
yne non. havmg become .experis ".in imm‘ l'lmvlmiii m .‘i'inivla. l l.
m the handling of the rifle during "V: “”0““ -‘"-"i“‘~' mink The “fi.\'-

fine war. are continuing their prJP- i."fr" "“‘f‘m‘u 33”” “ "p“: “mm” in ““5
m.- llluilmiil rniir. convinuvd his ro-c-i

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ill—9 .‘n fine art Cf shooting m thw- (Ii‘l ninkizi: spin-ii yesterday iron) “'9.
lascmamig fashion. .\'n l).. :.v~.«i ‘

him iiirziiif'zll found him

. ~ “mozx iliun ii“! mil: .4 ahead of hi»; i ii._. ,
.~i lilil'>ll".'. l‘aiiizizii .l. H. llnnzililmn.‘
. ."i li-‘s Ali-inns
I :‘.(i;nil in. Jenni lli~i.in~i- ("nu-Md

r' 'l‘lI‘ll.:liI.ll yuni (‘1 Il‘~“ into and dis-I
ADMIT.‘ [fl '3‘ KING .‘llllillll n! ills!l'wno'sil'I‘v‘luhS'11hilt,

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(‘.irl Sp;«iz'- (iv ll.!\lli‘lllll Four Blue
lliid. 11mm lll’ rut-.lzi in l'liimien. to!
min mi‘ :mliiy nil :;.\ 1m: in San i-‘i.in-’
Owner Located [t in Bethe]
} cstcrday lVitii the Num-
hre Plates Changed -

cisco. Ills nmii‘v‘ri pursue” were;

i'losui‘ in him than than“ hcfiinil Lil-iit.‘
Frank .l. D":‘in. n!‘ l". Lennon .‘ll‘ho‘l ‘
who llllll ltis :llllllllll:lllli’ stub-n :in‘ii :i

nI-zii‘liy zlrziil". lnic‘Tliursdnz’ riuhi .‘i. ‘
early Friday moi'ninz. oi" lltlllljlli‘x.
‘llll' \‘v‘t‘l'ii. '.-"‘l1 his son. Aniliimv .l_:
Dim-in. li"(‘0llllili.‘ll0’l .jorne tlr‘.1‘l llllll .
illf'lll‘ ll':ll‘(‘ll\'~” work. 3‘ scrim . wheni in ‘5'-
ilixr-y 1"15lll‘t! llelliv? in quest m‘ l"!‘i>ll‘*!‘-. the his“ iv-“ss. and will 61050 on Tut‘s‘
l(‘it \\ll{lll4_\'. formerly oi this city. but ‘ day mornlhr' “'ilh high mass at 8
now (impinge-1! by tho )Ill'i‘l ii nut shop.i o‘clock. MasscQ on 7‘1'md3" and T‘ws'
oi “(HIE-l. They found that ll" hoard-I .

of 9 Respect!
cocni‘zoil iiiu stolcuiSut‘da)’ and M0“““-‘

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.ln-eph‘s churih: tomorrow. a!

”RT o'clock. Confessions \ri'l be
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Neighboring priests will assist the lo
cal clergy in hcai'in-z confessions.

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SDEIM iii iii YEARS. ii] iii
iiiiiiiiii Hill iiiiiii USES

. Anon Hall. on Madison street, around which cling memories M
,an untold number of social gatherings for years, has been sold for
$15,000 through the agency of Pohlmm & Wm WM
street, to Jerome Frank 8: Company, oi New York, W110 will ’9‘

(Conlinnr-d on Page Eleven}.

 

lchildren's clothing. The se’ilnz emu-smile” h Tmtto and
' Mrs. Mary Tito, widow of Dr. Vincent G. The. P

Jerome, Frank, the new owner. is a Rotor! Point Division Of lifesaver; for
former South Nor-walk boy. He grad- years. held weekly Saturday night
uated from the public schools here, dances there. Italian societies have
and 13 years ago started business .‘or used it for a long time for théil’ I108!-
himself in New York in the math): my, end“ other social organizations
of clothing. Many residents remem- ‘hcld gatherings there.
ber him, and will. be glad to welcome The Arlon building has two floors
him back to a‘ successful career in his and a? basement. Machinery “U be
hometown. installed u soon as renovations have

Arlen Hull ‘wns originally owned by born made for It: reception. A nir-
the Arlen Singing Society. made up 0' shed working force will be employed
prominent Go New-ll. m at it. M“ ‘
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ilife.
iular branch of the service with new
.men, the cavalry coming next and

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The forty lfiux‘s' ill votion will begin-

dny mmnings “ill be at 5:30. 7 and 31

model the historic old building for file motoctm of men’s and l

 

(Elli? 5,883 MEN
REllJilN ll} Willi

Largest Union in the Dis?
trict Votes to Remain on
Strike

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~iioirinvn‘s r'll‘llil‘.

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svui‘is l‘l'“ mild lllL‘ll on llli }|-"i.\ ‘:l\-l
\.'.i‘.u:‘ \‘Ci‘liuizis. F- ilmiil "”mul .‘til'iiin-
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uvmi by <‘t‘.i"i;'i - m the strike.
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Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis

During the months of July,
August and September, Corporal
G. U. Parks. nan-commissioned of—
ficer in charge of the City Hall
army recruiting station. enlisted
nine Norwalk ycuths in the army.
Considering the populatic‘m of th:s
city. thatreccrd compares favor-
ably with other army recruiting
stations in Connecticut. llo IC-

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.cruits have been takcn into the.

army here during October. it‘—
though a. number have signified a
desire to join by seeking lnLY‘ma-
' about the advantages o: arm;
The infantiy is the must pops

. the motor rmnsport corps running
ithird in popularity. During the

3 recent navy campaign for recruits

gill Norwelk. 12 young men 5 gr ed
it'or service cu the seas. "

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heart: l

‘m'nnngs. “C3! l to 6 and from 7 to 9. l FIREMEN fififi'!‘

CAMP. STREET

A still alarm at 9:10
morning called ihe Hope H059 iruck
to ihe residence of (‘heilis 0. Middle-
brook on Camp street with Deputy
Chief Billy Powell soon saw that mere
was trouble ahead and quickly ordered
an alarm turned in. and Chief
Bogardus and the rest of the uptown
equipment was on the spot.

The fire had originated around the
kitchen stove in the Middlebrqox
home where two small children had
been playing and had extended to the
kitchen of Howard Wilson of the scc-
and story. and into the Mlddlebrqok

 

 

ldlningroom. and was bursting through
.the windows when

the firemen ar—
rived.

Several lines of, hose were qlckiy
laid and after some last work the are
«won gotten under control before it
succeeded in breaking mm we
roof. The annexe will amount to sev-
eral hundred dollar;

After the fire was out Hrs. Wilson
reported the loan of not was and
withtheddot -_-et Boards-and
Deputy Powell, and a pocket uncu-
‘ light. m the spam wou-
Ub. m it an at.“ ’

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BAD FIRE 0N '

Till SiPiillN

A arsisttz‘itlv geld player 0
baseball sin;c lb was mi i‘.‘

Knickerbockcrr. when he was the
star of scrub teams mcde up of
the lzeigiiboxliocd gangs. A'x'ihu.
GlSLll. ion of Mr. and Mrs Cl”
01501.0‘? Sound View Terzacc.
dcysntown. has been selected as the

 

Arthur Olsen

captain cf Cornell University 23
19?? baseball team, the highest
honor that can be paid a baseball
man in ccllegdom.

Early in 1917, Olsen gave up
his studies in the Cornell Law
School and entered the service of
his country by way of the United
States Navy, servmg until after

(Continued on Parr Eight).

 

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o'clock this .

:Tells Connecticut Baptists
3 Thdt Covenant in Present

3 Trouble

,‘- WASHINGTON. Oct. Ill—There is
ino poasibiliiy that the Peace Treaty.
“with the League of Nations covenant
included. Will be ratified by the Sen-
ate without radical reservations. and.
perhaps amendments. Senator Frank
Brande-gee, or Connecticut, declared in
a telegram to John Lackey. president
of the Connecticut Baptilt convention,
in Norwich.

The Connecticut Baptist conven-
tion adopted o resolution urging eorly
ratification of the Peace Treaty. with
the League of Notions. without amend-
ments, end sent I copy of it by wire to

Senator Brandegee with the request
tha' he read it to the Senate.

On receipt of the tolesrun Senntor
Bungee weer-lobed u reply. urinal
be complied with the m to
read it. but am he would!» mile
gm mica-n non-t to m

 

 

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Vijzlii Sizpi'isd 3.x Employees.
“for: lll'iflgiiit; i-‘i oil: Meat
lli‘li 22:0 .‘lill Ll (Kev-land,
Ohio. 1.»:

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Other Mills Arc Rl‘orgeiniz-

imr Vi'oi'kingr Forc.u and
Extcmlms‘ Operations

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mi} iii \ifwi‘i ‘vu .‘wv. ‘\-?*.‘ Humane
[‘lilli'llllV iniull}.

'l‘liv llf'lll Harm-l l\\l|"l x-iniiluyes
lv: I'.il..‘ m 7|; Huh :i‘“) i‘w plant
'n :i'i..~ M ii. \\'i‘li.‘ . in :‘sl: AbanK-

m Sui ii :1 ll h n' i 1;,. “mile. told
‘41 .- ll ] } ll:'"‘.'i' \ 'l-Yu ‘lll‘l'lg

.l I , mum! l1"; l-.:I|« iiriln‘dded
1.»: 3!. ~ I’

l?,-. .\1‘:~:‘. : . »2 :‘ u .1. Hi the
«:wl Mll‘ "H‘- ll~ '1’" Fillll‘li in
i' l i 'i"..\ lv'iii-I M. !v diving
”.34 int "~ in-‘ mi l “as
.~i. \‘hiinun 1..) ii a

It six in‘ ‘ ' ’ ‘9. l"- ‘ “ore
-‘v- if. .‘l ‘ -' u !:i;i V '. .. the
p! 'l l‘f‘wwv 'i-‘ilirl -.‘ min,

law ".l . z' » '.‘I~V'. iiiz'itl

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EililllfililfillNST .
iiiiii iiiiiiiififi

Stamford Police Chief Ac-
cused of Bias in Testifying
for Fred Berg

Alli-i- lll‘iil‘li‘i:

(i‘mivir‘u' '1 «in

”summer in lllP case

ul ihv siziw :ig-ivnsi \\‘.lliani .3 Barry,
ior ilw pliH i(‘\ll‘ dun. llll' Jury in the
(‘riniinal (‘mnmnn l’lvris r-ourz return-

Ml i'iiim ll"ll‘l‘annl {ii i} u‘clwh. last
nvuhi. Willi a report m nn verdict. be-

(-;-use (if ‘liniwlrss tlisagi'm~menl'
:mnm: iliv jili‘ivz’s. .luclzl‘ llonlh dis-
(llaigid ihv fully and lll‘llllh‘h’l'd the

(" ‘1'.

Thrr inch: told l‘_\ “'lllllwri' s are HIM.
F.0d lli-i'g. ni‘ Sil‘inluril, Was driving
lr< automobile cast. on Woodaldo
street. Slilllllfll‘ll. one day last July
\an. at tho inim-suriiim of a tele-
graph polls. kit-rs Mary Merrill. a pas-
senger in Bl‘lfl'b‘ car. is said to have
been injuwd. Barry. operating a larg-
er car. struck Berg's machine, push-

 

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l NECESSARY

Much Optimism Expressed
by Specialists Over the
Condition of President
Wilson

\R’ASHINGTON, Oct. 18. arThere WI.
a distinct feeling of optimism that".

 

the White House today an all (1
the announced definite impgo t l-
Prenidom Wilson’s ccndill n.

Four physicians, including Dr. B“.

H. Young, a Jones Hopklnl ,flufltfl
specluwt, called in by the

t‘I
physician. Rear
Gmyoon, reported lost night 1

personal
unconsulmilon lasting more than are.
hoursthnt the prostottc gland commas
which had retnrded Mr. Willa-’0 n
cavalry had been reduced. and hat .0
operulon would be necessary at lent
not ot this time.

In order tint I mcumnco of th- b-
oo] irritation might be guarded
0r. Guyana bod asked Dr. Young at

 
 
 

 
 

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