Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 22, 1919 · page 6

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mo SOUTH NOR-WALK
EVENING summon

ssrnnifim" ’BY _ .
. JAMES comes ,1
1.1. o A. L. GOLDEN, my.
howls, " one.~ ‘22." 1919
' .m‘" Awunrnnxmm
TOMORROW

High tide 11:21 a. m.; 11 :55 p. m.
Sun rises 7:16; sets 4:28.

DEFIANT reins
ailments-c ANT

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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chist leaders the United States

radicals of various degrees of
nests."

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fleets in Masonic Building, South[
11:“: street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
’ 'mh months-«July and August except-
ed. at 8 o'clock. All Master Alsacns‘ms. the
cordially invited.
H. Robert 1!. \Yilcox, secretary.

 

Statue of Liberty.

short their propaganda here.

 

i Esme SENTINEI. m; ‘_

’zedswortli c. .

., all: Branch once—433’s.
”Editor’s Residence-714024.
Business Manager's Renamed-

1w2—3. ‘ In“!p-rp Coming back and We'll 8e

Iditor'a Residence—218.2. “my m. muttered, mnbmlsmng

' - —— .2 statement with curses.

Member of Tne Associated Front.

The Associated Press is exclusively!
untitled to the use for publication or. .
an news dispatches credited to it or; more Department of Justice men.
not otherwise in this paper and also.
the local newa publlshed heiein.

All

stepped from the soil of t
States.

 

tion in the United States," Was started
rights of publication or Ipe,by Peter Bianky. general secretary of

FOR REV LUTION

The Buford, which crept out at Ne

York harbor with a heavy guard in the
darkness, yesterday morning, carried,
Alexander Berkman and Elmira Gold-I
man. two of the most notorious anar
has
ever harbored. together with 2-17 Ollie; t
"re i
Department of Justice agents. 5 er,
said the Butord’s passenger list com- Hill Road.

“1.0m: live the revolution in Ameri- '
ca." woe chanted defiantly by the moi-l ,
icy crowd on the decks of the steeljand relatives tn’llnrttot‘d ‘
gray troopship as she churned herway l “
l Jerk J. DiSesa. of Georgemwn 1“"
in town to spend

Now on!
John K. Finch, WJthen they cursed in chorus at the Unit-
cd States and the men who had out}
Not un- _ . lk
__"A__<__L_, til the Buford steamed out ofrthe Nat 4121 Main street. NOT‘E‘ -
' . rovvs between Forts Hanxiltbn and'

the din ceazcfi, Overi
» 1‘18 lut‘ll‘ heads, whipping in the ad. tho,
. _ man an lStars and Stripes floated from the‘
‘11th {ROOKIE—92- mus thead .
mm 0300—93. Ber-km Defiant to Lant.

Berkman was defiant to the. last and
threatened secret service men as he‘

he United

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o “e

 

Mrs. Cole,

-m.-...

w Mrs. -Edward J. “shorty of

street . yesterday.

 

Mrs. George W.

, \ prised virtually the ”brains" of the. .._._.... 1
. ‘ MASON” NOT'CE “ radical movement. in the United Miss Mildred Camp and Miss Mabel
out Well, Lodge No. 108. F. and A. H. States.~

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:vnrsity has‘arrit‘ed
the Christmas holidays at his home

 

is spending the holidays with his petr-
cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Granger.
Iowa street.

 

:Mm, Edward B. Doulens, and son .110-
nor. Hillside place. are visitors m 30w
York city today.

Mr. and Mrs: Harold Van Wasenen.
lot Brooklyn. N. Y.. are spending a few
Idavs with Mrs. Van Wageneh’s moth-
. Harris, of Flax

E. Johnson. both of this city, spent 9.
.vcrv'etfioynble week end with friends

 
 

Miss Dora sidearm” ‘
Stein Cole and Béniomin‘noeyroff 9Port

.Chester. N. Y., were guests or Mr. and
' Lama

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much

 
 

signed the!!! end 59”? “‘9

 

. ‘sate aw
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LWSW “1'36““ 1‘95“?” in no '85 13%: «gm 15?ng as file state rails
attendants, the swindlehwas worm. iallow
criminals em can t e molt" '
tral office wor’hilzg inrconjunction’with iswa chance of(crooke cheating
in outsidercrook, received int tlm Pris' state-
on from Newark, N. 1., an nvo ce nor 7
to come 1mm a firm «Gamma mfim”m ”ml“
woolen supplies.
supposed to
man networks. _ , ,
“0. Rd” vo‘iehm to show the goods from fife coal 00130353-

 

Haroid Granger. of Yale Unh’ext‘iiy,

‘ - . ' m m
80 vouchers were sent to a. .
wool merchant at. Newark, N. Ling:

. were miles“ “'3.
“fatherly-Em:-
~ - . » . the chomieshad gone out the Pm;
den Grant’s “sdmihistrauon which be- attache'“ team“?! that the mm” “m

' .a'nd convicts are
mm is the way according to prison pronde 3min 1:81;; ,_ rds aft! G”. 3
counts. [prison "attache said, there *

ring it was discovered chit ‘

last up Sing Sl‘safnf’
. Meyer 0

The material was $8,100 by tricking Walden A
have‘been received. at the sending them cheques for coal all: bit
The conviCt elem "writing lake leuErS.~aupposdd to com_ ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

his

“To hell with America," came in 11
deep bass voice from the anarchists'
tug as it passed a boat crowded With

The chant or “Long live the revolu-

dill dispatches herein are also mime Lnion or Russian Workers. as tho

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ed Buford got under way at 6:15 o’clock.
.3“ ' 7 ._ - _____4 . Proof of membership in this organiza-
'* w“ "“ lrion. which was formed here. in :90?

- SCHOLARS SELL Hwy :1 Russian, who is now chief of po»

‘lico oi" I’eli‘ograd.

‘
$700 ‘VORTH OP ‘ ‘ those in the. party yesterday to be de-
CHRISTMAS SEAIASlDOi'tt'd. Its constitution advocates the

use of violence.
Miss Goldman Unconcemed.

caused most of

 

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NO DECISION ON

 

 

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Imotances permission to'brhg such

proceedings is given and a date fixed
when they are returnable.
Meyer. was generally believed .to
have been prompted by the fact flat.
as the amendment becoming effective
on Jan. 16 next the procedure renew.
ed would expedite matters. g

BEER CA‘S’E GWEN

uni procedure. as ordinarily in such

Theron-t3

Gifts A“ for Christmas»
Furs... Childrai’s G'Furrs, Wolds.
New Dresses, Coats, Suits, Silk f

 

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-—AnJadvertisemont in the Evening .

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Hotchkiss Home on Arch,
Street Destroyed by Mys-f
tel-ions Fire i

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saw I ronulumilniv :Iw pupils or the
schools. for ill"::‘ until-ion! work In ll!"
sale of the llmi t'rwzs Xmas seals. i
thank lllL m for thrill lit-1p. and forth-'1
prieiitlly spirit. \‘.lll(‘ll pi‘mnptel such
loyal service, With Xmas greetings to
all, who 1': sil-i‘llilt‘ll ,‘zmivifluh.
I l't-nmlii.
Sincerely yours.
Alida l‘., Marion. l‘lii'wiz‘n'
Nuruullt l‘lSpr‘l‘Snl‘T.

HOPEIESSNESS
OF CHANGE IN
IRISH PROBLEM
Continued lrmn page ono
any improvement in Ill“ situation as
being likely in i't‘siill. Nobody t-Xpt-t'ts
the Governmvni‘s proposulein br- {it‘-
écpted by the bulk of the irish prom".
Neither Just‘pll llt'\'l'lll ]l()l‘,0lllf‘l‘ Nzt~
'tionallst .\lriillit’ln‘ nl' l‘ltiiimm-m are
j expected to mix-ml thi- meetiu: iodiy.
which is i‘tfiL‘fll'lI‘tl us showing their
' minds an {ill‘t'llill' lilizilv up in an ad-
verse Sense. It is slum! that Sir El-
" ward Carson and his followers will no
(exit the plan for a separate Parlia-
ment. for l'isier. lmt this is likely to
mttugoniz" rather than i'r-r'ont-ile iliv
rest of lreland.
Precautions have been taken to pre-
not possible anti-government demon-

 

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t) .
u‘trixrni-‘rnts for closing the plaée .‘ot‘i‘
.ii- winter and had seen that the gas
"and electric melt-rs had been removed
.and tin-rr- was no fire in the. furnace. _
le‘“? had packed a number of trunks
ju'liix-h they intended to send [or this
intuition and have them shipped to
their winter residence in the south.
and :hrn ll 11 early in the evening for
..\" w York I'll)". where theV put lip Rt
the Hotel Commodore. Both ladies -
2w positive that there were no lights
l'.»"(.i ill the limist- zillt‘l‘ the electric
mu! Liz's supply was shut off.
Airs (lvnruo ()lmsivad.
aJ‘Ulle‘ll by lltfl‘ dzitizzllloi"s Ci‘lt‘s Of
lire, rushed to the window fronting on
.\l(.'li street. and says that she saw a.
1min standing: in from or thr- burning
lurlrliny. and alter a moment he walk-
ui Kll‘.'.'l}’ towards West avenue and
Ur-fxl:;‘.“fil‘('tl in it soullirrly direction
1.1:]; 4.241 t-ll'tii‘l. apparently, to ’sound an
itl{2l'lll although the flames were then
rushing up the side of the house. She
would ldive no description ‘of him Thré
thrr than that he was of medium
heinhts. and wore a black derby hat

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who was

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stra‘tions in] Parliament. but they .do “Pd dark overcoat. . .. l‘
. not extend so faunas to exclude apple Experts 131809- the 1035 at fully $25.- a
-cants for tickets from

the public gal-
leries: The Mirror understands that a
very large number of Irishmen have

i
000 on the house and furniture, the :4
latter including many priceless "curiosl
collected by the late E. H. Hotchklss:

 

'«Iavallieres . .. $1.00 to $400.00:

NJ. BUECHER

3mm,

--... my .. ml MME JEANNETTE

. . . w. 37.00" lal. s t' sent until after midnight.’ A V , J
finishing"):«$311001 ''''''' 1mm. although the rest (it the party re fl. ‘ ,
J‘efllehl Sign-h; til ............. 30.0" lllltlllt‘t‘l up all night. All were notified -w- » - "- 30m nonwm 8 ma
“1‘ _. éhllol """"""" 3700 immediately after dinner Saturday " r ‘ - “r
lLaJSA‘Sté...“'i:::t:::‘.i::.. «tonight um .h... would but-pm... b... - 9 CORSE] IERRE and CLiWER

, ' S- .............. 4“.” tore daylight. They had no: expected T Sb 3 A
£32131?“ «$213811 .......... 302;; it so quickly. Despite ebborate pro W0 m l‘ ‘ “ ' 9‘ 4 "
Over imp} submit ...... 17.00 cautions, Harry \l‘t-lnberzer. counsel i My Lady 8 Christmas Gifi Shop
Puin't'n S‘..h},.., .............. 17.0” inr lerkn’mn and Miss Goldman. learn. , - ' "" l \.
Broad River School .......... 3.2:: “d “l “W Plans. and made W0 inmeci- ys ' l ' - 2
Wiuulpnuk 8mm] IIIIIIIIII “.7,“ us.) attempts to visit the island, Tllt‘ l“ HOSIERY
Brouksmp School ............ 7w; [hit-(Will ”l nnmiin-alion considered an- STILL A cmcfi TO J .
W'est Norwolk Sam“, ________ 5.00 urn-r usn useless. because he had * ul‘éd “w ring .fl m7 W911 mm
North (“enter Srhnnl _______ 335:: :Iaid Qfarrthdl‘to his clients. So haul SELECT A GET“ . ; A Y e , e .. ‘ . t. ,
Cranbur Sch”)! ........... 5.... . is. . mm l:t_lenilne. Miss Goldman's . may ’ mm the. W7 WM. ‘

~ Rowavlolli School ............ 2‘1"" "pt “2,“ flies‘vl-llgmnm Fitzgerald] mmY ‘ i a ‘ L . , a r .
. _ -1 o . e“ Ol‘i. “no lad expressed at . ‘ ." . ’ -" ~ " ' ‘ K ‘
.................... .. m... mi mm m... new .1... l Mme. Jeannefie .
Mr. (“mgr \'. inulmnun. 31.“. of nun: ‘aml llerkumn. whom she kissed but we feel—Sill? that you Wink .‘ ~ . 1
.. * * *- ;:;2.;.;::3:353“ i... .1... .0 m... .an appremmg l * seem MAINM. ,

gating}. l “3”.“ ._-_‘_ ‘ gift. n.9,“ Olli‘ qlgple, .h\‘cn.il: i rho“ m9 2. " M 909

In mm.” m .1... Nni'wullx‘ liisD’rV 1 small tuft 0“ ”"5 ““35”" mil ‘

express your exalted regards.
like the adoration shown by
the Three Shepherds. when the
first. olilllit‘s. Of .Xmas .1?“le
l‘til‘lll. l

Our prices are turklcruie: our
quulity liig’li.

Brooches $15010 $50.00
Diamond Ring-s $5.00 to $1,000
Watches ..... - $1.50 to $150.00
Wrist Watches . $5.00 to 875.00

Lockets and Chains,

$1.00 to $75.00
Bracelets .. . . . $ .75 to'$25.00
Ou‘n’ Buttons . . .$. 50 to $50.00
Toilet and Manicure Sets,

$5.00 to $50.00

 

 

 

 

 
 

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nu: wou2n.M“mosn m at n m j
mourn-nonmam no on a the atom.

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The City Nafimal Bank

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Shaving and Smoking Sets,
, $1.50 to $20.00
Clocks, Out; Gloss.

Liberty 13mins Accepted as

’ ' 98 Foirfleld Aye”
_Rear Middle St.

Conn.

 

 

 

 

asked Labor members for tickets.

from foreigrr lands. The 108s is par—‘
Unknown persons last night entered

,tially covered with insurance with’the l

 

the office of the Dublin Daily Indeg

j pendent, a newspaper Which sharply
criticised the recent attack on Vis-
‘ "’u‘ntFrench, Lord Lieutenantofiire.
land. Wrecking the typesetting~ ma-
chines and crippling the stereotyping
plant, according to dispatches. The
iders escaped as quicklyns did the
saiiants of Viscount French‘and with
greater ease, their operations being
fed ’out quietly and without excit-
the suspicions of outsiders. "rue
age is estimated at some thorn
3,015 pounds sterling. the Wot-kn:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mrs. Hotchkiss and Mr. and Mrs.
Heyn were promptly notified of the
fire at their hotel in New York city.
and hurried to Norwalk in an automo- i
mile. ' .

What made it unnecessarily hard?
for the firemen was thei‘act that none
“of the uptown companies are supplied
with a sufficient number of. rubber'
coats hnd'boo'ts, Vand one fire “fighter
with freezing fingers is responsible ‘
‘for the statement that there ‘is just
one «pairioj woolen mitgens for the use
‘ > - .- . of theeentire “uptown" re department. »
. “infigigugli‘ggfi. been done mm. "To onset this the firemen through
The? men who attempted to‘assassi- Deputy Glue! Pow“! wish t9. g've
to Lord Lieutenant FrenCh continue 9.30“ heartfelt thanks to those kindly
‘flm‘é'rty, and. as far as known, no 19 Who 1:me houses on Aral

mines to their identity have‘Street‘ and. “Bit “e"“e 1‘91" them
: obtain e d. A Dublin dispatch ‘to well supplied thh hot coitee.

Edward C: Stuart agency. l
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Suggestions
Vacuum Bottle 0 I
Safety Razor
Perfume
Manicure Articles
Stationery .
fountain Pen
Boss»: m

 

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; exact. dbedienoeito British -l VIEYSNA. Dec. 22..—The‘csneefitngictl

mama» read human .. Camoiic'passeneer — trams » emfchfismas ~'
hesot‘xgzenubiin diocese mile!" Week lied to m rs drier-the -

W‘Wdfirimnto‘ofhe-Wima stations“, ._ . - 38W .,

WVWFYM, ot-dnsendfng‘tra‘feflou pron 18:91» . ,
him upon Wand 'fitvaiaed'jflr’e has,

 

his 93¢an lice

 

gritty, Mail says: “A man hunt-"far ' _.__-.~_._.._____ . , 7 Pipe p » ,- ,

y refiners will be made in Dublin 1TRAHYS SWRMED ~ -' T . x r; -..

week“ . ‘ , V], {E . 0M iota .. “’

pastoral .letter from Archbishop. ~BY' . NNA M033 ~ i ,
‘vdeprecating the violence nd' “

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MONDAY, DEC. 22. 3015

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Christmas Store l
.rmovnn‘ms “HUNDRED or rm; f
F Zine/st Bath Robes l

I; YOU WSAW—FOR WOMEN A x ;. “EN
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A'most beautiful assortment of rich u.
Made ofthe -famous\“Scott" flannels.
, All SIRS! ' and all prices.

loi‘ll‘ia‘fi

A splendid lift and one that would

~u tell he an,
predated. -

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Filler CHINA
A Rich and Dainty Assortment. Comprising the p

10mm:

Sugar and Cream Sets
Ice Cream Sch

Cake Sets

Jelly Sets
Condiment Sets. Etc.

Syrup Sets
Celery Sets

 

Bureau Sets

I

g The Mini Store will be open We"? "9'
~ *5 until Christmas

 

 

 

 

, Gifts That Make
Housewives Happy

ammusmnu gm...
ROGERS 8305'. 1847 5m" mm:

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PYREX MNSPAREN'I if 27“}VWARE

 

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TOILET 8m, “141017th ~

ALUMINUM 000me U -

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FOR THE BOYS
rusmom, “cum. sures
_ Poo-xii- BEN WATCHES.

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LEEDS

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J23 rmhnum 3‘“ tom ironwork. CT.

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We, Houofmnishings and Auto $11771 ~
WWW“ Bt- Phone 340. Fr(- 7 try.
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Just Received ”

Ada-go some... ofGoodriohTires tobesold ..: 2f
per out. mm. ‘Mu m mtm, they are tart
mm... Medina-1,5001%“. Just as gene a:

 

 
 

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