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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 19, 1919 · page 6

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ill will MAIL -EWEATHER Mill
Hill NEW REPUBLIC 3m WARMER
“aft: £3222; WEATHEMH SNHW

 

‘ z h'n here today
been forwarded by Norwalk real-z 1910 l g
ts through the South Norwalk post:
ice. There have been, as well, con—; Those who were kicking at the tier-
waents 0‘ local: mail sent to Ans-3 t‘ectly good. clear. bracing zero weath-
~ :1 and German“: , . . 'er of yesterday, have even more cause
Postmaster Andrew Lcary‘ stud, Ems for complaint today, for even if it was
‘vrning, there. was 91‘9“” it an), 3.01.510 degrees warmer. this morning, the
, lk mall on the ”My?“ steanlerleer- snow, which the Weather man predict
m,Nthat sérucllcda $1131:le 1111: 1:235:21 ed, began to fall before noon, with
ovem or i A 3. -, .
. mail for ’(ltfi'lilzzily, Austria and, temperature rose any higher. “has been heard
eChoslovakla. i For the first time since the “bliz-
'zard" winter of 1917-18, Norwalk har-
bor was frozen over almost to Norwalk
hridzzc, bllt insmad of cheering up the
local ice men. they are sending forth

ierfront improvements.

ily damaged.
Today the name

 

‘ EEENILY lllVfllIBEl].

age to Marystown on
coast.

 

It‘lllUIlt‘NIt‘, next summer, is sure to cost'
the same old price.

. lany frozen water pipes in all parts‘lrlorta. The ship was

Edward von Castlebcrg. East aven-
we, who was recently granted a di- of the city kt'pt local plumbers busy,
“fee from his wife, a resident of Lon- and (lllllt‘ a lot ot‘ damage, was done.

dim, England, was llllls l'It‘tI. “'ednen A Witter pipe on the second floor of,
@y night, to Julianna lilil'plly Youngs, the Commercial building froze up this.
at the Murphy Manulacturing Com- morning: causing a lively little cascade
hay, East avenue. The Ceremony to run down into the store of Tristram
tits performed by Justiv v of the Pmce & luau, but was discovered in time.
Joseph J. Linxwrihg-r, Mr. and Mrs. so that stuck that Was
:Ciétleber: have a wide (‘li'tIt‘
firiends in Norwalk. \\ lm ill't' extending; done.
'flhem hearty concral llI;ilI()lll~‘.

:AMERICAN STEAME
TOKAtKHfiSASHORE;

CtI.

 

liloou Island.

 

 

HALIFAX, N. s. Dec. lam-The Am-t
rican steamer ’l‘oka has gone ashore!
an the coast of Nova Scotia, accord :
int: to a. report received here. Her"
3 msition is said to be dangerous. Tugs'
ve starlet] to her assistance

3 The Toka. is a. wood cargo steamer
«at 1,541 tons. She sailed from Rotter-
.flam on Nov. :5. bound for Hampton

Slfllllil wailing

 

without a plan so far as learned to

, distillcrs today ‘all-' ‘. a lli’(vl‘iiilll‘it,‘t,".
Broads , lllt'lll. by the (‘nlllm .l‘It. .‘Yutuld lnsiur-f

Later advxces: ”m“- ”‘3“ Toka Slflli‘d ance (‘oulpaui- hllru ll oilicc llcrc. that-v
:33“ She had 5‘1""‘0df‘d In floating: hm" liability tor Whiskey could not further
$1! and “'Ollld Il-ll need assistance. In: provided by [hp company.

l This action was taken by the com-.

 

rifle use of newsprint paper was issued
‘mday by the llouse I’o‘stoil‘lce Cont—
littee, which decided to defer for six
months action on the Anthony bill
.‘n-oposing that daily newspapers con-
'&ming more tlla 24 pages be dcied
31mg second class ruling privilege.

key liicll ware said to forv'cast turtllcr‘3 post-d to act opt
annollucculcnts of this kind
which, it, was said. would

cr datum-1c.

1 Try a Sentinel \Vaut Adv.

Lowell 1’. Parks was ad
every prospect of more of it if theiot‘ vessels reported missing. Nothing Judge Ingtrstm. in the (-0:an court.
\ from the ship since she today. committed Mrs. James 3.1, Blam-
lct‘t St. John‘s. N. F., Dec. 9, on aV'OY-'to the County insane Asjtlum for oil»
southern l servatlo'n. .
SIN? had a. crew 0f five men, observe and report upon Il"“l‘ sanity-

newly

SEVERE 3min”?
CAUSED llIiEtII HISSELEEEama ......

HALIFAX. N. 8,. D80. 19--‘N0W81viet Government at Moscow today.
from vario s .

u ':
points along the coast indicates that!

.-....ms BLAKE EHAlltiElls
the loss of thousands of dollars in wa- '0

the severe storms of last wee.

\Vharves, fish-
ling boats and gear. boathouses and
EOlht‘l' property were glestroyed or heavd

of the schooner
dad to the list,

the

commanded by Captain Sutton.
Also from St. John’s came the re-la verdict in". Mrs, Illake. "while la-

driven by the storm across the Atlan- § walk.
liic to the Azores, where she put in all

compelled

‘brcak up and use all available wood- isound mind tor some years.
gwork to keep the fires going under llcr i that he would (‘llgitze counsel and dc— bull's 3~..,...11.....1 striking: John—on in
boilers the. bunker coal becoming (Ax—{fend her if the authorities brim: herimp rt;l'.‘.— knocked pin onto th" rm]
hausted before the ship sighted landv
During the passage one member
of the crew was lost overboard.

The l'nitcd‘Stalcs Shipping Board murdering her fivewcarvold son. Jaw-("S men:- \x-l..-i~.- .tw lmll “as nuw salt iy
endangered slcalucr Lake Galewood, which went Blake, h_v tlll‘oWimz him into thi- ocean. (‘0?th .1
m' was removed lit-tore much damage was Ilsllulc lint \vcck at Port Hood Island.
has been rciloatml and is now at Port

l
1N0 INSURANEE Hill brill-genesis...
IN PETROGRADi

(Continued from Page One).

LOI’ISVILLI‘Z. l\'y., Ilec. 19.——Still twenty-live machinc guns.
BERLIN. Thursday. Dec. IS.»ICZ:IH
dispose proiitably of 215,000,000 gallons . lhousand Russians who
of liquor, before January 16. when it. Germany wjtll Colonel
must be out of the country. Kentucky? mondr. commander of the rcccnt oi‘~
t‘vnrrivi- against Riga, have been dis-
:irlm-d and are being confined at Dan—
zie. Nallcn and Grabow, Posnn.
“ill be held llntil opportunity is given
them to send them back to Russia.
PARIS. Dec. 19 (llavas).-~Allied cx~

rel urncd
Avaloi‘t‘

 

 

ELECTRICAL HIT” .S
Torriurton Vacuum Cleaners ,
Electric Toasters
Irons—Hotpoint ‘
Heaters. Grills. Curling Irons.
Flash Lights. Eateries. Etc.
For either the 110 or 220 current

es. Business Men’s Cliendars. .

 

Calendars. Good Cheer. Friendship and Sunshine Calendars.

DOLLS
Baby Dolls. Rag Dolls.
Character Dolls ‘
~ ‘ - . ' Big and Little Dolls
Ali Sizes and Prices ,-
Most Complete Line Shown

 

EVERSHARP PENCILS
FOUNTAIN PENS '
FOR YOUR XMAS PACKAGES
Seals. Tissue Paper. Tags. Cord. Ribbon

I

verything’ - for

Our Suggestions F

 
 

Ber-

They ;

Constructed

shortly. 3 ships from the Germans, while others
1'nlIltn2!"I"§\\'llllIlI r. quire the immediate delivery ‘. ..(‘hndrpn’g dross shoes and slippers.
sat'ct_v of their s ocks from fire or nth-1m" (it‘rman light cruisers It is prolla»
thin. the Ilh‘xVSPBIH'l‘ says. that a
lpronlisc “‘le he l'czlcllrd.
‘ls now hell): llisclhsed by British dole-i

com».
Such a sir-pi

 

 

....A ..., .. ‘\

Igates. who will submit. it to the Brit-

ish Cabinet. , 3
LONDON. Dec. ISL—Severe fighting

in the vicinity of Narva, on the E5-

:tured several villages, is reported in
lan on‘lcial statement/issued by the So-

WIIH MURDER

ATLANTIC crrv. N. J.. Dec. 19.»;—
A board of alicnists will

A coroner‘s jury last night returned

 

toiband said his wife had been or

trial.
ATLASTH‘ f‘lTY. N. J.. lltix l9.
Mrs. Esther Millcr Blake, charged with

'to
I

will be held tor the action of th«- Grand

court decidi- she is inxane.

announced iot'lay following: the vi rdicl the I;il‘j{l](‘)i'fl§i for help,

of the coroner‘s jury, ““1th last night

{mind ”‘9 h‘lb' “Hm" ‘0 MS 1103““ 3' ”l" hull lay '-T'}=I()(llll.’; churned darts tinder
hands of his mother while she was in a ' tlm

state of menial at): l-ratinn,

lhl‘ant, and J. T. lit-ckwick. lmtll

JAEII

Then, to prom: tilu;
fluke, thc cxmhanlpion fiatt'lied a sec-

ond bull.

gun.
‘ tuillllit
V shrill cmutilaints of an absolute lack of . port. that the Red Cross Line steameri’boring unam- a state of mental aherraqm ‘1”, h “A. m m“ ”1.: “:1
.‘ labor to harvest even the best: of iceiRuna. which left New York for thattuon," had thrown her fi\~...ycmv..,id Milled, l'flr‘WL ”I u 3 ,
l mops, so the tinkle in our glass oiiport, 17cc. 8 with freight. had beenlinto the sea from it“. \‘mnmir 110al'd-.g,m... ...}... ”4......“ mi. ..x; “g moment
. ‘ . jtn oprn
After the Vcldit-t Mrs. blokes llils‘;“.hm.‘_,m

MEXICO CITY,

knocking

Dec. ‘
over the fence. but‘not out. Jack John-;
son, the negro prize fighter, entered

.lflHNSflIlIN
RfllEllFlllREAllflR »

the bull rine. Sunday afternoon, and
succeSSfully (-oliipictcd his debut. as a
toreador l;r

cut

lilt‘ vifit t

Gets It in Rear.

.I(llln':'m'.~‘ sc'ial

 

ill. (‘ll"¢':'l;--’; .
:2:le

of

he gate
Johnson's

i of the boxes.
Hits a Solar Plexus.

.ItlIlIN-‘(lil t‘lflllllwl'i‘ll

b)

' hm. the. li’,2‘l I)t‘2.lll_
Jury unlets allelilsts appointcd by the John...“ in a... “,1“;- I‘I“XII.H. 3;;
This V‘V'350‘lllsill‘v, in t1

‘ ‘l' i “most; i§4l wt crops. last. summer, illuiisillc
"" 5 “Hm" "‘ ‘9“ 4 0 ~ “‘33 the (lit-mm n; 1hr ii' filth. f.‘ in .:
i ,. .i l. l. (a. My t l‘ .c
. :miv mt. \kmn lm .t ..lll c _
._ , .'l '. I .. , ., 3,1 :l . ‘ '_ ‘
lit II)! will rm l-zi um... fl: .. ..o “p“ m bloom. ”Tn .t 31“} no hm:

hill: til it?-

llclu‘t-t'll it»

'\\'Ill'Ill tustitlcd at lhe inquest that Mrs. ' lilicckout.

Blake was nervous and excitable. said;
other (‘hpt‘llh would bc c'lllml IN‘lOl‘i’f
they :lnnounci'd their final decision as

to to her condition.

ins: her in an institution. ‘
Mrs. Blake is still in the City Hos;
pilal under police guard. Her condi-3

was not permilli d

 

tics for women. Conneally 5.; Bracken.

 

L'onneally & Bracken.

-—Ilouse for Salo~Trv Want Ad.

 

 

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LADIES’ POCKETBOOKS
Genuine Leather or Fancy

Beaded
GENTLEMEN’S .,_

itinlc iii

 

or Use.-

Hanks
lIIlIIR distrcsw-d. \rrs cue): for .I(“"l All.
The. HIIPH‘IHS. llrs. (‘lurencc Garnish“ unlkml hnhllv up :dedlmw-l his
0": Hick

tridzmz‘
ruined hi'l Infill? llie I‘Ulllri
linteiiiuz the fins. hr rail into a

All STI’JII“

ll‘l’

IIII‘

TIM" illllliit'l

hack

lygo Mexicali th-adoivs.
Tm” Ltlil iiii't. (I

Draw Cotor Line,

12y lIllr‘ lltlzc

shirt, (lurk trousers.
Should they find her’wun- (-ii .-i-. .1 v. ll‘il Luz-v.
insane. it “as staid. Prosecutor Gas-fed on {riding anothcr bull.
kill would not press the murder l'llfll'Lli.';OIl(I mi- din ‘.\' the i-ulnr tin
and would oil'vr no objection to plac-Ercfusin: to Phili‘Lt‘, :md Johnson's vi ‘
torjv “as easy.
. _ ' Ill c_
5110" is smuewhax improved. but she’s“. John Alcock. ”... fir.” mi...” go
l” RDIH‘HT ii‘ 1"" in- make a non stop :lll’llIHIH' ilich! across;
afternoon

ROLEX, Pmncc.

Alcm-k. who was flying: in a water
.plrmv. Was following the Seine at the
intending to _
,allnhl on tho rix v.1. imposize-‘t'hc Grand imm‘ company. but when ll“ ”3‘, hm: .3“ a
’alacc tor an a‘ilatmn «‘Klllulllnn.

lhu

 

TY}:

 

Everybody
ful Xmas Gifts

BILL FOLDS AND CARD CASES

Apollo Chocolates - - *

In Xmas Boxes, V2 and 1 lb. Jars of Assorted Candies

Eastman Kodak and Brawnies ~ ‘

Rosary Beads. Prayer Books. Bibles. Music Rolls. Traveling- Bags. Watches. Clocks. Scrap Books. Photograph AIbums; Moccasins. Xmas Cards. Manicure Sets. Shaving- Sets. Wallace Nuttinc
... 44.5.. x; : _,.nlu' .'- 225 rsariuntm“ 23: '. 314...... A .2: $21mi flaifiifififi

XMAS Pos'r CARDS,
A BeautifulAssortment

.Itl‘iLZIFt.f]-<
and \vl‘. l4-

:m-idcnt.

b1:

'WBLISHERS ASKED . ‘pany. it was announced. because oi'Ipnrts are not agreed as to what de- quest. 3”... \lliimic (ii...) here ihiq

‘ 3T0 ECONOMIZE the fact that no valuation can bc plac-l mantis should be made on Germany as -..... ~——-——-— '1 .1. “a...“ '“y' iniurtcs he

r WASHINGTON, Dcc. l9.—An up. ed on liquor now that it cannot hpil‘o-itlll‘lllltlll for the sinking of the in- “Jun...“ hum)” 4“.qu with ”unm- when uh 1.1.”... (men. .1

ml to the pub]i,}19r5 0f the country sold. \\ hile no other insurance com-.tcl'lli‘d tiri'man ilcct at Scapa Flow. acr . 1 g 3 t . I, ~ _ l n» .. .1..1;..\-‘.:».l dpn'il'l‘llt'lll oi < une-

:10 exercise all possible economy in pally llzls lulu-n similar action. \Vll‘li‘it'fii‘dlfl'z to the Matin. Some are dis. sum" top. ( n" n H" 1‘1“” non . 13.527“, “.3. \tl‘rlhanlih“ ' ' ‘ '
.ti . . . . ‘1’ ‘ .

a St'hllllf’l Want Adv.
fl

l

l1!

bull
:ulvermi')‘.
“"“knoun to the pram. plunged blindly
“‘3 added zacross llli- :ii'i nu.

-. litmi

 

lf‘:

yesterday ‘

FRIDAY, DEC. 19, 19:9

 

 

7" RAINBOW SUGAR lsm’ ’ ' ’
Q
GIVEN A CLEAN' alLL _, , “32° ,CHB'fT
BY STATE OFFICIALS “‘0 Nu“ \

I MAS
I :will start iii» if .‘H {“3
l
l
i

\\':'sl.

 

«1.)

Food Commissioner Holt Says Prov :ljleccuiher
ceired during i.; rm».
'l‘llix is w.

i t‘ulliimll;

ducts Free from Harmless
Dyes.

Dec.

(‘tillIJt‘l‘ til.
19‘. nor—a. .... i.

H A R T‘FO R ll, T

'Food Commissioner Thomas Tic-2! and its hell: it: it. i.» l .

l . . . __,- ’. --~:.~.. .—
isult oi his lll\(":«llgilll‘tll oi .i.l....u\.\ .i..-..t‘..;._:._i_\~ ”in”.

19.—B\llt(‘d;sugar_” ‘3 I; 3",! Iain I'-
3 Numcrous inquiries have c-niv' :3» lei": t‘ H 3H),. Uh;
zthis ofilce rcgardinc a sugar .l:' '..l.‘ hm" M 1W ......
known as rainbow sucar. 'i‘m‘ rm, ll» humid “w 11:13.: v,

 

the bull. lar suspicion it appr-ars to b“ HIP-Y ”1'“ {.711 have .m.
3; was no'product is, dilllgti’lbllb or ununluh ' t This YUM,“ .'
due to pet" on tI1~"‘1“- Sam" 1m»- -’¢'- a... uh}... tin 'i‘
Lt‘xfllllllll‘tl in the Itl‘nltll'tilt'l'fiv .i' l.‘.' «p: “a“. “W H
nearlr suite ihclulsl haw- llct n :H‘lH'l “" “'1‘ win “all 1m
vl't‘l‘ he— tain only dyctz linoun lo hi hurl-m ~-. W“ W E . «3
There is no cuiileliw thai ‘1' . ; ,_w
30'5““: has Ilt'l‘n cololi d to mint.- .ll 31 i rim 1'." I A ‘ x,
<‘" ' li‘us- . ..V.‘ n 1_";‘ l“"."f‘7
"u“? If _ and FiliilDlt‘b’ contained no llL‘llll' ; 3 ’3
lltiexpl). H v ‘ ‘ ... ... SQ “lulu, ‘v'tll' 32“!” .‘y .
“The explanation (l. tn"- .illput.. .l
”suits.

Ppn‘

oi‘ lIIl.- product (7H lIlt‘ Ill.!I'Iil'l 1~ :i -
lm- ~.

illt'ri‘liuianul '.\i:.\ II \x
ll.‘ 0 e.» <

(-pivnv '

tn

 

col'diii: .._..._.... .-.. m
‘lllWH to he rt'llzll'lt‘. that
‘slw rt.l::v has ('l‘l JlldHI all
to (II‘~".l it) lIll‘ ‘ ‘

3:4idlrahlw quantity lit :iiilei‘. ‘illc‘d «w
dinlliil): list-«l only in 'iurtr i *mlir.”

‘1l|.'. ' ,. ';.

f" Ks.”

Elli

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L‘tli'l‘ui \L.;. a .,

into the

 

l\t‘.’lLTON BUCKWHEAT
IN GREAT DEMAND.
Qtiiw :1 lllllllI‘H‘l‘ oi \\'ilton Lil-inc:

iii! ,iirti .1 a patch twl‘ hurl: xi Ill at in Ill‘ :ri
it

some tl't‘lllllv in ii'ld'nu a tim- ll. ill a?
. I

 

.1]... fr‘wlldl, i" 3 3. k. ”...“. dayg'
Ni ‘-.\‘ lI‘Hl 7.! 1'“ \"‘-1"li' I I” V‘ g "
. mu»: cautious ial‘lm 3' “HIV? "' - V"
rllf'lllltlt‘l‘fi' llll’ the cr mg mpg as soon a: the ‘l‘ifN‘t‘l is in
‘e ‘3 "q- the ll_.I‘eI till-ll‘lt‘I'. N'll‘WilHi ‘ l19"“‘-‘\"'
‘1‘.) f]v[’(‘i:tI3_\' tllusi- uh” :el‘l' (“until I‘mlv
m...

H“? lime \l~iens oi lichitllliadw utilsapv

with pirilly i'd' I)\H'l<‘l‘\ll|‘it‘ pan: .ll.i :-' in; \ng W ..
jump up llu- gialy. and prolliptl} it}. i I.

? '. . l . ~ 9... . ll"?! “1.; all
.ixhunc ltim: )I.‘.lillll..ll “than ..limrIH
"who has supplied 1111 ill in inllm r
sons. lt'~hlll}l him to “bring down about

rhinit-
llr- insist.
TIH‘ M, '3-

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,,.. 9,; (;l.i;:l.l:llr. \‘7'

.\.',~ioilii‘; e2 :-

li-n pmlnds lit lint'l\\\Ilt‘ill Hour .:« ml Kim.) manna. 3-... 2‘
l‘ . .. ' " t . .
ins. collnnlcnt. l“ :1...“ m «‘3‘ 3.

-r(‘;.1:.t;;?ng .-. .. , ,

TOM SHAV LOSES $20 "WlLLlAM.' ,?
Thomas Shay. the phpumr z'izjv.1t;“l‘._\’ i» 1.

,man in the :':ll'.'l;2"‘ .‘lt liiu “Elem l‘iiiiz' unite.

?Sllippinr.: Board plant. put a film '1‘.- W

20 "\Yilliam" in his pocket. Izl~t

Enight. when he hit his rooms in

illomcstead Hotel for :l \i~:l still

ibrotllcr firemen in the, Phoenix and

fliope IIoSc firc llunscs. lir still hit! Optometrists 331d i;

' . r. in . k. p... A...

it “bin he hit t.) town of . “The house of good

a . ‘-
»‘ 87 Atlantic St,
”” open Sat. Eve. 'lll19 out. b
w-IWI‘

I‘V'f‘l"I\"‘d

IIIEKH‘S it was
Illdlli‘

2011'.
for it

home of the
i 2‘0 in! march
‘A'llll’llll success.

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' EATON. CRANE & PIKE-‘8. AND
HURD’S WRITING PAPER

For those who know and want Quality Paper.
Xmas Boxes from ”Hymn... 50c to $15.00

 

SPALDING’S SKATES. with or without shoes

Basket Balls. Boxing Gloves. Punching Bags.
Dumbbells. Foot Balls. Roller Skates. Hockey Sticks.
Em \

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