Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 4, 1919 · page 6

 
 

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S umuuso‘iss GERMAN

PRESiDENT To LET

3 DOUBLE BEAU" RAIL MESSAGE WAIT

 

 
 

 

ESTABLISHED 'sy‘
JAMES GOLDEN

or EVENING SENTINEL 1

OF YOUR HAIR DELEGATES’ ATTITUDE

Continued From F111“ 9‘89

 

(Continued from Rue One).

 

 

n of the roads to private oper-
'Hn :~ spcclflt‘d time, but they
iiiercnt in other respects. particu-

I “Danderine,” creates mass

 

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tocol of the Versailles treaty 0‘ peace

 

 

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' Oftthk, gieamy waves H.) :o um me.hod of dealing with

‘THURSDAY DEC 4, 1919 .‘sirikes and lockouts and these diil‘er-

head or the German [103?“ “Neg“‘mn'

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TOMORROW

Sun rises 7:03; sets 4:24.

 

H. Robert M. Wilcox, secretary.

 

 

 

 

PHONE CALLS
Iditorinl Rooms—92.
Business Ofllce—93.
lorwalk Branch Office—1388.
Oity Editor's Residence—14924.

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Editor’s Residence—218—2. J

 

 

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‘ Member of The Associated Prosl.

on news dispatches credited to it or

ginl dispatches herein are also re-

Iorved. ‘

fore he will sign it. . ' .
belteeponstbility for the smkmg of in—
terned German warships at Scapa Flow
is denied by the Berlin Government,

' t is demanded that '
3:113:11; for indemnity for the ships be
referred to The Hague for arbitration.
It is asserted that the paragraph or
the protocol referring to the evacua-
tion of Lithuania is unnecessar.
that evacuation is new

"COmhlete and iinal." In aoddxon, de-
Some officials and rnilroad men ""elmand is made that the paragraph pro-
JVidlng for coercive measures by the

Allies in case of violation of the treaty
terms should be changed so that there
,‘cannot be an invasion of Germany in
,timeo of peace on any trivial pretext.

Advices received from London state
papers recovered from the Gennan
'warship Emden, which has been float-
ed at Swan Flow, show that Rear Ad-
,mlral Molt von Truths. head of the 5.
,German New. wrote a letter to Admin.- .
"Hal Yon Renter on May 9, 1919, telling,
the latter, who was in command of the . _
interned Gcmn ships. that the sur- -.:-
render of the ships to "the enemy re-
mains out 0! the question.”

cnccs will have to be composed in con-
mfl ALMANAO FOB In view of the President's statement
”TUBE :to Congress Tuesday that he expected
to treat the railroad question in a sonar
rate message there has been specula-
tion in official and railroad circles as
to whether he intend

High tide 8:31 a. mi; 9:06 p. m.

m. ___ -.___ ed to adhere to
.‘JlASONIC NOTICE iously announced plan to re-

turn the roads to priValc

. ~.__ ...~.

Old Well, Lodge No. 108. F. and A. M.

Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, lst and 3rd Tuesday 01'
each month—~July and August except-
ed. at 8 o‘clock. All Master Masons!
cordially invited. John K. Finch, W.|

operation by

of the personal opinion th
dent. may aw
the pending'
“'hite House 1‘0qu

at the Presi-
ait action of Congress on
Those at the
c, however, to calm

 

 

In a few moments
.your plain, (lull, flat hair.
.. - s- ._. ——- fl have it abundant, soft. lossy and fullI
MNING SENTINEL TELE" Just get at zmygdrug or toilet
counter a small bottle of "Danderine"
Then moisten a soft 300d condition no
cloth with 'llanderine" and drawthiB
through your hair, taking one small

. trnnd at . t'me.
Business Manager’s Bendoncc— S " ‘

you can transform The Senalc

You canior the railroad
Chairman (Yummins c
planatlon of the me

last a legal as well as a morn]

resumed consideration:

ontinuim' his ex»

for a few cents. Senator Cummins so
pay promptly

Senator Cu
Instantly. yes. im- creased num

mediuiely. you have doubled the beauty
it will be 11 mass, so soft.
illiiltl‘lnls and so casv to do
’idust. dirt and excessive oil is re
Danae-tine. put more life. Color.
and brightness in
his stimulating tonic will
not otherwise in this paper and also your ”an" Check dandruff

up local news published herein. [hall- and help your hair to grow. thick,

All rights of publication of spe'strong and beautiful.

id, and it alsomust
money owing the roads.
mmins pointed to the it»
her of rallmad employes
e muses of the in
cast of operation under Fed
There were 190.53
es on the rolls inst Jul
than in December,
Misapprchcnsion «-
creases given ruilro
uior Cumming said.
“While the inc
has generally
slvc." he added.
below that or en

Directions,
as one of til
of your hair. 7 more employ-

0. These documents:
lwill probably have a bearing on future .'
'developments of the situation. which ‘
is delaying the final step in pulling the:
peace treaty into eflect.

JUNIOR HOSPITAL
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.vists over pay in-

The Associated Press is exclusivelyuigor. ad *‘mpioycs. Sen-

atltlcd to the use for publication of_1~

 

. reuse in compensation
and falling

 

LEAGUE NETS;
"it nclunlly has been

lployes in similar oc-
a litllc over 40 per cent, in

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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A CURE FOR BOLSHEVISM
Undoubtedly Americanizution is the
most important cure for Rolsln-vismf
in this country. {ml with! is nlczmtj
by "Alncl'lcanizulion"?

come citizcm and teaching tin-m to:
read. write and speak our inneuuztrf
are strps in Aim-ricunizntion. but they:
-\ do not acomplish the \\'ll()lt' fact. To?

complete. tllr- process till-v must he

made over into Anwricunl', that
“ taught American initiative, indepen-l
dencc. courage mid idcnls.

This is truly lhc land of oppot‘tuni-i
ty. Many people have Ckll’llt‘ hr-m’
seeking opportunity, and in so for as:
they have ozu'ncsll) sought and honest-
ly striven they have found it and pro-
filed by it. But lhm-c are n ere-zit many
aliens cominr: horn who 3i“ so no
customcd to lurk of opportunity llzllt
hey do not lmow how to rccognizc and
grasp it when it is 'hr-fnl‘v them. '1"

Ill"

is

z -\'c grown up in nu :limmphv-ro
pprcssicn. and do not realize that thc) .’
lie really out from under it - when?
ey come I.) this rountz-y. 'l‘hny nrcf ‘
. ones who must lH- Aim-rinmizcdi
[made to S'lil)’ at homc. ‘

(if

38 the \\'l:l‘ld's \\'ol'l< ru-mnl‘ks mil
7 ally. “l-‘undnmcnlnily our Govern-~
. t is an instrument by which n \‘l‘b'

"ternally guidinrr groups who pt-l-fwr
,"be manna-ll rail“ 1‘ Hi

ught the science of Self-g

 
 
 

This “'Ojk can not be done nczulivn .

111 American citizens and of every or- ‘
:g'nnizaiion an”: institution that has 011*"

 
 
 

. (part.
years of DOI'riSlf‘lll cl‘fm‘t
work. Put it will be more ll.:m woril‘

 

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GOVERNMENT NEWS CONTROL

 

 

‘ Labor Party in Chicago, a Kansas Cit"

 
 
 
 

.. .Well, the government does main-.

 

agencies,

the time. And how many
«willing to accept

 
 
 
 
 

newspa- _£

 

is

 
 

rs try to help out by
Vernment bulletins?
Uncle Sam has his.

 
 
 
 

-ehow as a publisher of news

 
 
 
 
 
 

he leg-sage
to make good. diatom,
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62 laining how little money they

in from giving figures. 'I'i'éésury
. ent reports suggest that thorimfi
cleaned up more than the mole.

 

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or a sculptor fbr President in 500,

 

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’ .

dang.
Is GoodReligion

. -’ . --G. 1V. Wickacham
Compelling: nlwn residents to lw - .

A meeting of the Junior League, Of
the Nor-walk Hospital. was - held on
Tuesday evening. “2

idem. presiding. The
treasurer gave the net proceeds from
the Hallowo'en knee
Since the Junior League pledg
p and maintain thc children's
lotion tanned appointing
ttee of two to purchase the
eessary articles for the maintenance
no amount of $225.
for the upkce
1919, was also vot-

_. L_-—:

omic's

h ‘xx‘ F. Bishop, presi—
WATERBURY MAN JAlLED AND
NED

report of the

\VATERBI'RY,‘ l‘lvc. ml.»-
lerone. of 90 Railroad Hill at

sentenced to six months in Jail and

by Judge John fa commi
court here to—lne

ributing lller- ' of
g opposition

 

l". lchmth in the oil

on a charge of dist

the ward, to t
:zturc. toxielin

’Sufi‘icicnt money
passed word. for the m1-
among cd. A committee
and Burn- 'bointcd to keep-in
as a. work- drcn's ward. With
lsln‘cs for the ill:
’lo the approval
i’lcan'ue- May Natteford,
ubel Rider and Esther Knapp.

out copies of
cnwloycs of
ham Company.

“The Communist"

 

touch with the chll-l
power to buy Ms»! ‘
Cal year 1920. Fuhjl‘t'i [BRIDGEPORT
resident of the;

 
 

whet c be w

Articles :lppcm'in

were produc
The fine imp
(truth is the

g in the Commun-
9|! in evidence.

HARTFORD.
:knovm yesterday that Hartford might
flame to relinquish its old Troop l'.
Cavalry to Bridgeport.

 

 

y K. OF C. ORGHEOTRA

NOW ORGANIZED
of Catholic
No. {6, K. of (3., held
initial meeting the other ni
eight members mt
leadership of Mather
;Dr. J. J. Millard. of th

more than 3509
five years or bot
"w distribution of

or imprisonment for
as punishm
dislopal lit
in court without
9 was that

The orchestra

"(ums'cl and his onl
as never arrested bet
N

. and under the

e musical com-

encnumging progress
Rein: Results.

Quality and * Service

In Addition to Our Attractive Prices Prompt Pru-
dent Buyers to Trade With The

UNITED '
Butter. and Egg Co

90 Vl’ashingtou St., So. Norwalk

 

 

granted immediately.

M l
——llouse for Sale-Jrry “'nnt Ad. 3

£115 people will look :li'tcr their own GEORGE W. WIC
forests. ll did not include mnchfnm‘v Warmer Attome

KERSHAM
General of .: the
States.

 

 

an to manage .‘ George W.
'emselvos." Such groom must hr ,1" Home." GP“
- tatts, iS actlv
m’crnmen' {ion-\Vide
Ind given llw inspiration to pi'nctiszc pal Church
" rather than their own unlivrhmld .%.m°r°. practical
. 1 ~ - '
terns of wolencc, SCllelng the 3‘7”!“

am, former
of the United

ly by leitin: thinns drift". 'l‘lu-rp must tonsciou l

.. _ . ,. nce m S]
be active uo.l\ on the putt of mdix idu r. “'i'ckc
“It is di

,‘ [0 lead in thi
,best interest; of America at heart. '1" ;.do ’t'

is not a quick lush cilhcr. it will lakr ”partisan

er and influ-
orld's affairs,

:1 church function
to politicians can't
Situation in which
should‘ play any
human problem, and
e church must

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mid Fiend" still: part which t

BUTTER. choice
creamery. lb. . . . . 71c

EGGS. 200d candied:
doz. 63c

COFFEE. Best Planta-
tiomlb. 43c

FLOUR. Standard
brands 24714 lbs- $1480

every bit of timc. money and I‘lltli'flff lagsgcgl altsd rd
. u
put into n. 7 3.

[LARD SUBSTITUT

EGGS. bestselected. all
guaranteed. doz.

CHEESE. American.
lb. 37c

BEER. Eblimz’s. Non-
Intoxicating 3 for 25¢
Do: bots

" 'cir material

;'th have had too
"At the convention of the National LP]: {Ia/gs over

five haven’t been em
delegate (lunanded government own- .llgxon of th

erahip'of all news-distributing zlgenci- {Ind ad.
es, In this country. ore rgtional human

much religion
ds of the peo-
practical and

taln a considerable o ulfit of news fight- git,

. .. . _ . ours_xn
and keeps them working all land stlmu

their publications irelisiork
tis, or read the news they disiri~ for efliae

I uman. a
to, even when the regular

 

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repl‘lnlin: the jgrgcticai and e
- you is one

cut to . . 80c
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botcutto... 45c

assures.
11c
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SHRIMP.

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SPEIALS IN'DRIED BEANS»

can‘t-*1”... .

humiliation»? '-

of the big problem! to
cope! Church
mpalgn to in~
abroad its rc-

 

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EYAP.APPLES -

EBEEVAP.MILK.
n WM.13c

34—1an NUTS. lb. . 40c

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The packers have been busy latelY t to educational

can: ai n 1
home an every mom p E W”

unvass of
e

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is
he. The coal operators ca?elully flumtlfice
{Ind . for 1.509
ers.

tube: 7 for end: to

additionals

 

Laelo~"m“éi§:“£da' FUND.

 

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. a musician ruling“?(fiand and} HARTFORD. Dee. 4.—-7The State
aspiring to rule 1&1}: are ism Control'this I081» V
y picking up. Why; doesn't make the W bran
enterprising patty White a American Mgm . ,
000 fund'appmpmveoat the“-
-' . . gm «QAWW fer. met

Fashionable Coats

Handsome Dresses

FOR wonnN AND MISSES

In models of style and quality iinpOSsible to duplicate else-
where. Moterinls of All Wool Serge, Velour,
ettes and Rich, Vel'vets; colors are new and smart.
values for the least my.

. $21.” To $48.00
Choice New Dresses
$14.98 UP TO $19.00-

Thesc dresses are priced away below
tomorrow '3 selling. Materials are
Silk and Satins. All the good 0

Women’s Coats

Comprising an odd lot and special purchase w
marked about onethird undo

 
 
 

CAVALRY TROOP
Irwll

A repon nus

Bridgeport

it money by

a H a i"

proposed troop.
Adjutant-General George M. Cole. at
the State Armory. this

milled that lu‘ hml how"
by two Bridgeport mc
(“floors in the world \‘.':il‘. They
formed him that they

morning. nd~

npproucllmi

n. former army

in-

vmro [inquired
a troop within 9 ioriniuht and

do so be

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“bu-AIWLA. "*-o~n __l.
. m)l—..Q 1‘ -

their achial value for $16.50 Pair
“'ool, Sergcs, Poplin, Tafl'eta,

hich have been
rrcgzular prices. Tomorrow

$19.00 To $25.00 ~

'AWARCS MADE TO

 

 

became l

BRIDGEI‘ORT. new. 4.
lion agreements- approved by (‘nmmls- automobiles l“ “A
sinner E. 'l‘. Becki-shun

'moming include
that a large number of citizens there‘

are keen for a troop of cavalry and
are willing to raise enoug
private subscriptiln to build
mory to house

i
(Tampons-a-

“’him and Murray .:. - mu. ,.
the followmx Mrs. New York. Were sr-zr. : ‘-.c':‘
Prison ’1‘ the. Pfimllmi 1. ' l1 21’

Alex. Collins of 212 Main strep:
injury to the lot": indcv flmzvr. N
$7.20 as Weekly compensation
during disability.

f‘ulude Dua‘cmus )‘t‘ars.
who injured pain. of left 1;

and Novell—

:lt tho Hunington Typewriter
company. $16 “'vokl)’.
of l‘nl‘l ('llt’f-‘ll‘i‘.

Beyer “when
inhjrv-d September 6.
whilt- working for J. lloolbock, $0.39

llm-ry Millet: injured Ono

Home of East Portchcstcr,

. - . | ‘
lafifliod ‘35»000 “as stolen, _ ..
finger of left hand, M“, 7' ‘5

.a break here. Etch"- ‘ "
lENew York and mun. \

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-—Try a Sentinel Want Ad. lWays been rolm: ml m:

 

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Finest Quaint (2.1 ‘
Blankets

$5.98 and $6.52~I :3.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. Made of Silht'ili‘ll .- ., ‘—
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be!“ nap. (’vaiflfl" .nmm‘;
IN ALL THE NEW MATERIALS .0: Wm... a... . .
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Every model is the latest and most approved fashion idea. 54 9; P‘ . \ N
The fabrics are. rich Velour-s, Silvertone, Duvylmw. Pom PPm’ ['12 ii an.
, , ‘ . . a ' ey are a *Ulm‘ . ._.(,
Broadclloth. hersey. Polo Cloth, Plush, Etc. I‘ACI'.‘ garment is mm, ‘1’?" am like l mu“
decide b. in. man, s rang and 1m.» .H‘m
m wearing and washing ohm-+23.

Full Size Blah-dots '
$3.49 Pair ‘

Plaids, white and cm; or 11...“!

'Iemv Cldhs’ Georg_ w.mth and softness. ; .
The biggest ‘ ‘

Plaid Blankets
$7.98 and $9.98 Pair

Dependable Blankm~ hands”.
m designs in pil'zumz mm,
combinations: extm Um: and
warm nnd full size.

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Made from long staph»
warp and weft; soft hm.» t
aides; thoroutzlny shift“
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in; covered both sides with «ma
grade of Challie m « variety
patterns ind colorintn' ‘

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lNJbRED WORKMEN; STEAL-~42;

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day. “'hilc‘s sum. ~. -.-~
five years and Gail” '

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1 EUCHRE AGAlN A? ‘50
! NEW HAvEx, 1:.
‘nm with their \x. E. -
cdcnt. the police hl'r-':1"‘ ‘
of New York her. Tit»
lioncd him about H

glory, that of :1 pm.

 

 

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When the Pipes Freeze

—or in any other cold:

crfection Oil Hooter. It is tiny. reliable. ll; wnr" .«

who no u Vining helper to your

n curry the whole burden whet
yntem break d

The PM h 91¢.“qu

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n or bed- odorless convenient 1
3'3 in

room. it brings heat to iht~

Whit Wannth for ten hours on a

Ute SoC'Ony ml for but nulls. -
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