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EVENING SEN TINEL
National Guard was held.
" " OLDEN Pro
‘V I“ & :A. I: G _ _:-. _._ip'hbcrs oi the radical order nken
fi‘mnnnv, NOV. 15, 1919 ' so others
custody.
neutering the city.
flocal of the l. \V. W. They
,‘biouzltt. here and placed in jail.
Sun rises 6:41; sets 4:34.
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:‘lASONIC NOTICE 1m nnection
A Stated Communication of Old Well propaganda
Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M., will be
" hold at its rooms. Tuesday evening,
“.1861, 1919, at 8 o'clock. Work. F.
Cc Degree. All Master Masons cordial- ; have
band fraternally i‘nvited. Fraéemally:
' N K. FIN H
JOINS, JOH W. ’M !
l
'with charges that
is going into the Uni
,aware that .
intended to include Mexxco
their field of operations.
“alt :
{dence that the government is not
fr-lined to temporize with an elem
MEN TAKEN IN
I. \V. IV. RAIDS
Continued “From First Page lgroup or 130 radicals. expelled t'r
«w
Initiation, the police said. [.llttl school i
children were visiting the People's
institute and obtaining radicu- literttw
me, which they carried home. Police
' Captain O‘Meara. who conducted the
nid's, said all I. W. \V. must. leave
Speaking on behalf
I western
Assoc
Interstate Coal
mrles lessc and Henry (lilksohn
arested .in Arcata on a syndica:
@039.
\At Seattle, Henry \K’hite, commis-,
{Sinner of immigration. formally an- America, at w
.nmnced that alien Industrial Work- into a recent c
m of the \V’orld rounded up at (cn- ton, which
calla, Wash, as a result of the shoot- enforcement, disttiom as
is _of former service men on Armis: yesterday. It is believéd
”the Day, would be deported it they led to the action of Wash
“are not held on murder charges by “pie in asking;r Nlr, Spoonor t
; to county authorities. Fifty-three, recommendation for this st E)
:mm‘bers of the I. W. W. ware take-.1; When interwaw‘pd film a c
into custody by Seattle police in sever- sition last 7 d
‘ :
1
.sm "
(Continued on Page Six).
ashington, was
ont‘crence
tentatively laid out
make
”so included a man giving his name
an George Lester, and his wife. Kath-
Malina. The police said he gave much
‘mble information. '
‘ :0ificials at Spokane, “Tish,
' '.thed easier today after anight
__ in a state 'of preparedness
_> , 'nst a threatened “invasion” by l.
g - W. from Montana, Idaho, and 0th-
parts of the northwest.
lembers of the American Legion
- '-ed lcoal officials they had in.
mutation that from 1.000 to 2,0000 1.
3 .1 W. were on the way there. As a.
. the
salary lS satisfactory. place if th
It was the opinion of 3
that: In view of the.
. is considered
cult state" for enforcem
of the director w‘
$4.000. “1 pm
TO URGE NEW
POST OFFICES
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however, in order
t
. and, after
There has
buildings bill now to
hundreds of Fede .
* ral bu]
needed- and many others i dmgs
of extension.
The House Buildi s
committee will takenlfp tallled bf;
December with a v
paring and reporting in a
age at the next regular session.
Glynn Asks Appropriations. \
f mittee reported in a bill to a
through the house.” That’s 5,000. and provided
what a man says‘who has an
ln'rsnmrlorML
Onepipe Heater.
One heater, one pipe; one
register warms the whole ’
houSc. Easy to install and op-
,_.. crate. Keeps the cellar cool.
‘.‘« Good ’for most old houses as
Well as new. On trial for 60
days and guaranteed for 5
spent for the purchase of a
joining the post office on
build the extension.
The committee favo
ation of $90,000 for a
at Winstod, although
which to
red an approprj.
site and building
Mr. Glynn intro-
flce building
ment renting
at Winsted. the Govern~
a building there.
. , None for Derby.
Mr. Glynn also asked for 3100.000 for
a site and building at Derby. but this
appropriation the committee would not
consider, because two appropriations
had been previously provided for .ln
that district (Waterbury and Win-
sted). So
likely have~to wait Its turn.
Come in and see thisheater.
a
Phone 473. wonm MONEY
. . DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 50. and mail I; to F0-
ley & Co., 2835 Shettield Ave. Chicago.
Ill.,
ey and Tax- Compound, {accusing
colds and, orbnp:Foloy'o Kidney Pill:
(or panda m can mgr
I' SOUTH NORWALK result, a conference of Legion .mem.
,bers, civil officials, an dofllcers or the
followzng
Jiwhich more than 100 oimer service
-mcn were sworn in as special deputy
EST BLISHED BY Isheriffs, and two companies of the
J s GOLDEN ”\Vashington National Guard were
gmcbilized. Incoming trains were
,watched closely and two alleged mem-
were observed
“yre
MEXICO CITY. Friday, .\'ov. 14.~In
Red
.States by way of Mexico. it is known '
‘here tliagthe gcyernmem has been
radicals of various sorts
Officials in all ports of entry have
bet—n ottlered to increase their vigil’
ROBERT M- WILCOX, ,ance against the entry of these un-
' Secretary. ,tlc-sirables. Deportation by the au-
___,__._._.___. —— ‘*'—“—"- Ethcrities here of many radicals within '
EORES NIORE the last few months is taken as evi-
lrcgarded as dangerous. _
i Newspaper reports recently said a.
the United States and Argentinawere
expected at Tampico and Vera Cruz,
tors of the Am""“‘:"m ”gm“ blokeand precautions to bar them were
1.. W. W. quarters. clubbed tit-cc mi 11 .takcn.
and wrecked the place before We: W'ASHINGTON, Nov. IDS—Accept-
police 00‘1“] respond to ‘l “"l call. I? fiance without qualification by the
3 San Francisco the “Peoples lnsti-imine workers of Secretary of Labor
ate" and I. W. “3 head‘l‘W'W” “’9” ‘ Wit'son's proposal for negotiation of
raided by the Dollf‘e 3"“ “me me“ la national wage scale agreement was
field in dffaulialnot $11M)" bond, OE‘iannounccd at the conference today
(flaresova - . 'w
Thgcse raidsg followed ”we”: of “1‘le John L. Laws. actm, president of
the United Mine \Vorkeis of America.
of operators
[outside the central competitive field,
IF- W. Lukings, president of the South-
Operators'
iation proposed returning to the
Old policv of allowing the bacic scalew
'.c to all. 2 - . ,- , ~ - ,
@Afrgznlig(2 05:50 locltl headquarters '10- bevnegotiated b) the operators and
v r -. .. ‘ .. ;. b _ tunnels in the central competitive
d the l. W. VI. “as ..t..lo:tl .y the :field. .
police and a large quantity o! radical; _
literature seized. John Golden. soon,
mry, was arrested and charged with ,Hchenthal IS Proposed \
criminal syndicalism and sabotage. ' .
‘He was held in the county jail with For State Director Of
“‘DI‘Y” Enforcement
called
at W'ashing-
the
announced
that this
ington peo.
t the propo.
“1 Snooper
fact that Con-
‘0 be a "dim.
cm. the salary
bably be about
IN THE STATE
the extra
he bill at ti»: 3......“
been no omnibus
r four years, and
' are
are m need
reunds
ildings
law to pre-
bill for pass.
Con r ~ only to their own value in the school
u éd a l.ztfniessman James Glynn introduc- room and in the community, but wide
Every room build an égtpanzulzpriate 3390.000 to awake to the danger that threatens the
- . .10 o s . .
IS comfortable. Even post ofi'ice. The Post {ghidzalggggg 2.352302% and, through the SChOOIS'the
the floors are warm. We gent conceded the extension was nec- ' ls Nor-walk wide awakei ls Norwalk
have only one fire to tend $2zgl’gdobgt recommended that only alive. to the seriousness of the situa-
and no coal or ashes to track - ‘ e appmpr'a'ed- The com- “0“? ‘
more than $80,000 of that amount be'
site ad-
the Derby building will most!I
HENRY A. OBI-BIN ' C°ngressman G‘mwill go before‘
“your 81:. So, Eon cur THIS our :—n~s -
writing your, name and address‘
clearly. You will receive in return a:
trial package containing Foley‘s Hon-
into
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M I ‘t r 7 r ' ‘ . - _
mITURE IMIN MORGANTO“.\, \K. \a.. .\0\. lo.
' A AC Poni Department of Justice agents, with ...
.. TOMORROW ,eight (lQDUty sheriffs. today arrested l
'nigh tide 6:36 a. m.; 7:11 p. m. ; twelve members of the Scotts Run »
t M."
ted
in
MEETS EVERY COOKING NEED’
in-
cut
om
some article of furniture.
made.
apparatus.
Corner North Main &
"' homo; R. NASH
West Streets
I
lively, be increased in view of
- .greatly increased cost of building
.the last twalve months.
N ORWALK TEACHERS
8.
Ea! talus. and at Raymond Wash.,:hc had mollffett nilZdHOhemba] said PRESENT “IORE
(seven others were arrested by a citi- .10 .20 over tho'ntatter £lh°1fl¥°§mty FACTS AND FIGURES!
l Neafoahltilt‘ztt‘li: former service men frnthelnlsavmg that he wouldtaclézgtl: “~- “ I
acting for county officials, gathered 'henthaxl) :ffifififfdmfigfdc him, MFHO- Continued From Page One.
1;) about fifty ,alleged. Industrial lions." which was'inlerprgel‘l"a Condi- 0 ~
"linkers. mainly in logging camps. that he 'Would take to mean he hears on all sides that the
e greatest problem now confronting us is
lAmericanization: again. that in these
Itrying. chaotic. anarchical times, every
right-minded citizen should stand for
law and order. So far. so good. \
Law and order cannot be maintained
Without an educated public. An edu-
‘cated public is impossible without pub-
lic schools. Public schools are impos-
sible :without teachers. Statistics show
that the country is now facing a short-
age of 52,798 teachers—and this short-
age is becoming greater. What is the
country going to do about it? What is ,
Not Walk going to do about it?
l This city, presumably, demands
j‘eachers with personality, culture and
0 character. That the teacher must be
pastmaster of her subject goes with-
out saying. but you presumably do not
change her merely to impart informa—
tion. You engage your teacher, presu-
mably. to instill initiative, to amuse
ambition. to inspire courage. to incul-
cate patriotism. to establish high
ideals. In a word, you require that the
teacher mold young Americans into
the highest type of American manhood
and womanhood—that she assist in the
vital process of Americanizatlon.
The teachers of Norwalk are not
gangry. but they are awake; awake not
”Wm
x
the Building committee. in December,
;and urge that the amounts recommend-
,ed in thexlast bill for “'aterbury and
,iwmsted, 3265.000 and $90,000, respect-l
the
m‘most successful in the histor
STAMFORD
Judge, the success of the kitchen 11ng
its range: and the range by the name— l
STAMFORD. This range is a' hand-
is easily
cared for, and is one of the best ranges.
“'hcn you buy a STAMFORD range
you are protected by nearly 90 years
experience in manufactu -ing cooking
30. Norwalk Conn
UPTOWN- FIREMEN PLAN
I BIG ANNUAL FAIR
- The annual fair of the uptown fire
department which opens next Mon-
day evening promises to be one of the
dancing.
1long list of success which
annual event. There will be In blg attend divine service at
parade headed by the Norwalk Drum Norwalk Baptist church,
W
:t‘orp's on the opening night and music
'by Svec's orchestra every evening for '
M
. Members of Butler Lodge, No. 97.‘
y or (1)6,81‘6 requested to meet in the lodge
mark this rooms Sunday night at 6:30 o‘clock to El
the éouth ford. received reports from game war~ know that the Game “'artl' n -
SATURDAY, NOV. 15, 1919 l';
. "Era-995
”mmzcrq
osotn so.
BARGAIN SPECIALS, TONIGHT“
From 7 to 10 o’clock
' and A»
pl
m
‘Swiss Sash Curtains ,
‘ Hemmed ready for 39¢
'15-“ use. Pair ..............
Galvanized Iron “’(trll
Tubs .
.. 986-
Medium size.
Regular $1.25. Tonight
“:92:
. Cretonnes Wear Ever Aluminum ;
Assortment of patterns in light, S P
b medium and dark colorings. 31 31109 ans
,1 Tonight. yard . .'. . . . . . c Regular price- $1.35. 51 I 0 5‘
W I F") Ru Tonight .......... u ,‘
00 I re 25
. Size 6x9 feel. . Fancy Straw Waste Pant‘tl
Tonight ....... . . . . . 57-98 Baskets ’
Regular 75c. ‘
Kolynos Tooth Paste Tani... ..... .. . 590
Tonight ........ . 22c Men’s Wool Hose
Heavy weight, mixed 45A '
gray. Tonight, pair A . Lu
Boys’ Wool Sweaters
All colors. Regular $1 79 t
_ _
Clinton Safetv Pins
$2.00. Tonight ......
Women’s Black Silk Ho»
Seamed back. $1.58] .
Special tonight, pair
Apron Gingham
Fast dye checks.‘ ‘98
Tonight. yard ........
neat stript\- .m-l
, Calico Prints
Light colors;
tired patterns.
Tonight, yard . .......
Kitchen Towelinc
--_.. “#7 __ _.
_ All sizes. so
‘Shcll and amber. .
Rtgular 25c. Tonight .. ‘ 16°
Darning Cotton
Tonight
Bureau Scarfs
Lace trimmed edges. 79c
Blankets
(‘Qt bud size.
. . . $1-98 Tonigh', 12;
. . . l. f
\K’hlte with blue and Turkish waSh Clo h‘
pink borders. Each Rt‘gular (50' 5c
Galvanized Iron Water Damask Table Tops '
Pails . . .
ish: worth $100. .
Regular 50c. Tonight 39¢ Tonight, each" ....... . 69c
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BIG HUNTING SEASON.
The State Fish and Game Commis»
{5"Tonight. card
Bone Hair Pins
All colors. 3 spools for 9c
“'0th $1.00, Tonight ..
Tonight. pair . . .
. yard
Crib Blankets
Tonight, each .......... .
36 inches squarv, nlI‘l't' riz- ll
12 quart size.
on at its monthly m‘eeting in Hart-i
DUCK HUNTERS ARRESTED.
Duck hunters will he int-m ‘ ‘
tl‘
- l'dens, who say that this is the biggest'Michael Maloney and JO" l‘v“
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Floating ‘ Specks
before the eyes, dizzy spells,
palpitation of the heart. less
appetite or craving for sweet
I or sour kinds of food—are
l signs of self-poisoning by products of poorly
a digested or imperfectly eliminated food waste
5 which have entered the blood.
0 ll.
.- IL
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-'hunting season in several years. The.
number will be added to as soon as.
rabbit hunting begins in earnest, as,
ferrets arqxallowed this year. All the;
deputy gamc wardens of the State are
out every day, seeing that tll'e' laws are
being enforced. and but few violations
have been discovered. Game warden
Smith has been up (‘ranburv Lyon‘s
Plains, Weston and Wilto \‘éry re
cently.
shooting ducks from a pm
Fairfield Beach and that th. 1. ,\
lit in the Bridgeport (-r‘.‘
ignuornying and were lined $20 and . .
besides losing their “00an int" - I"
year. ‘Varden W'ilbur Smith 35‘“ , t
Deputy “'arden “'illiamson or 1-:
port, in preparing the raw t .
There are one or two more 1:: V
the wardens are watching an.
better take warning.
lt
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A SPECIAL
Beecham’s Pills assist _to restore normal action ‘ ' ‘5 h
of liver, stomach and kidneys. O a a e
. m ’ I
- o -
.-.:- eech a m S P'l '8 Including self trimmed, fur trimmed, fur ‘
fabric and genuine fur Coats at remark-
Sold by drought: throughout ably lower prices.
tho world. In boxes. 10c... 25c.
Schultze’s SaturdayNight Specials
FANCY FRESHHAMS 32c lb.
LEGSOFSPRINGLAMB...................s...... 28c lb.
FRESHBHOULDERS 27c 11).
WILSON’S CERTIFIED HAMS...................32clb.
SMALL PORK-1.0138 ..35c lb.
FOREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB ..........~...... ’20:: lb.
RIB ROA8T8,honedandr011ed ......-..........;.A... 34c lb.
SMOKED SHOULDER 22c lb.
BOTHMARKETS CLOSE AT 9 O’CLOCK TONIGHT.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Unltod State! License No. 17.903.
80 UTE IOBWLL‘K.
NORWALI.
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_ The New Metal
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Don’t
STORAGE BATTERY by add-
: ing acid—bring the battery to
to repair that
l mandhnvetho defect remedied
by a. BATTERY EXPERT.
Bun down bottoms, batteries
l thntv'Von’t workYmd won’thold
, the“ohnrge,"bottu'iesthn.tm
%‘”“‘ "mum“
in _ cuss common
flecdnstedtoqun 0m. 1'
,4
«-
i gt.
» I getbotter Bloom“ less money.
».¢.-a W
310mm dainty, practical gifts. Buy them now and
Saturday; ifo‘vfilflh,“ the last day of the special 10
per cent. W. his il a goat opportunity—do not miss it.
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Trolley- Tickets
Each good for a six~cent ride, are now on sale in pack-
. ' a
as..._‘r~....“ .. r. . -fi $45.33.- 1 -'.' ‘.
.- 17 tor $1\
at all places where paper tickets formerly were sold.
Purchaser: of metal tickets save 2 per cent. The new tick—
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