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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 1, 1920 · page 5

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I on: going to reign
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If you ore going to see the
old year out, get into the
new tog: so you can greet
the New Year with your
best bow. '

i No waiting for making—all
ready now.

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"18620—1 Am Climbing Mountains.

- , A You Didn’t Want Me When You Had Me.

EMS—“Wait Till You Get Them Up in the Air, Boys. , .
, Floating both to Cotton Town. ..
18631~Wonderiul Pal. .

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‘ - Gems from ”She' a a. Good Fellow."

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18626—1 Want a yWho Will Rock Me to Sleep. Fox trot. ~ .
,. __ v ASHINGTON, Dec 31.——Getti .
, Allthe Quakers Are Shoulder Shakers. Fox trot. . ' down m cases in the" “scum mag

29-1—P'atches. Fox tmt- ' - i niim. 4! prime treaty compromise, Republican;

Rogers 8: Stevens

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_ IMightBePoor— nice in the While. ,1 ' and lkmmcmtic Senators found toda; 1
1W1! What 8 P81 w is M817. Waltz. ‘ {that \fgnidt’ i111?" 5311 {irgaeugod the i
Nobody Knows-- Nobody Seems to Care. One step. . . of}: agg‘e‘t’zensg 0° ‘ “ “3 ll
Bust—Dear Beam. GOGOI‘SA. , . ‘ 7 1 4 V - The behalf leaders of both political ‘
’Ifififi'fi—Hymn to the 8111. Elman. _ p'artit: align. n(:ine’1‘:nz:‘tst1\:9digin‘g 0:12;;
Bum-Sans TOi' Pam R ‘0‘: nil hid: it) wlals loan? that; alltahoughl

jno agreement was yet in flight, ”1143‘
;siltixig prm «as has cleared away many

7WDon Pasquale. G 1.111 Coral.
64838-,-On1y You. Mean muck.
X74598é-Invitation t0 the Dance Philadelphia Orchestra. ‘ temi 11 i ry f w I'QSL rvation
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“831*?“ ci—Prologue—Part I and II Zanelli ' , ’gotably the one relatingio Article
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, 1" .WE WILL GLADLY PLAY THESE FOR YOU ' 2 "' 611 “as. the reservation on this point
' ' as frmnml by the Foreign Relations
’comminur :11 the. last session which

’ Preuim n1 Vi ilson characlmizcd as
' {meaning :1 rejection of the treatv. De—
. jtcnnint d to secure nomc modificax .on,

Denmclaiic Senators have presented
. in numbcx ot‘ nugg‘oations but .1.i ot‘
_ . sou: g Norwalk {them no lar have been regarded on the
Rep ibiican side as going too far The
lRepublicans, in mm. have so gesled'
changes which the Immocrats regard
\ . va‘s modifications of language only.
. _ % Three conferences attracted partic-
— -~~—-» _ .— um“..- nlar attention among the many which
‘ncre held today regarding, the treaty
"“““ MM Senator Lodge, or M husetts, the
Enablican leader, we ‘n'ver com:
‘ L promise suggestions nwith- «Senator
i ‘i’omerenc. of Ohio, 3 Dgnocrauc

‘_ member 01 the Foreign Relations com-

Imittce. Later Secretary Tumulty

 

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Mr. and Mrs. Luke (Tammany have
returned from a Vii-Sit Lin \Vlnsted.

 

 

 

 

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A new Masonic lodge. to be known
as Ashler lodge, No. 105 is being Organ
ized in Bridgeport.

 

went to the Capitol end, speaking for

. ’ ‘ the President discussed the situation ’
EADERS w .th Srnalor Hitchcock, of Nebraska,
the acting leader at the. Democrats. i
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:Touiglit \ir. Hitchcock called into con
sultation all or thé,Democrati'c ,memfl
bers of the oommitte who are in town.

IEWS Details of none of these meetings W'aere
reiealed, but it was understood that‘
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'l Stephen Haddick has purchased the
? Golf. property on South Main street.

 

Miss Margaret Halzu'y has taken a
position with the l'nitvd States
Shipping Board, Wilson’s l’oint.

 

 

? Judge John Keogh referee in bank ,
:2 ruptcy, wasp. visitor yesterday in ~BASKET BALL. NEW YEARS
' Night. Knickerbocker 1,» Norwalk.
Armory.

 

in all of them specific reservation
changes Were discussed, and that in
each case Article Ten figured promi
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~;BA:5KET BALL. NEW YEARS
.ghiw Knickeibocker vs. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

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5,, mow . the South \‘orvmlk club moi loul'nzr , "'—"‘ ‘1 As a. committee member who uork-
All in 1‘11 1 1 11 wll helment will be played many between . PPV NEW YEAR W'SHES- 9“ a” “mane“ “mew“ “d 'a‘
D 085 n K. oi y m 1 \i.“ w an! '1‘ “‘an Diir w , . ,. , , .. ter voted for acceptance «the Re.
William '1 1e 1-; t L'. 1 following 10.“! has. been l‘( publicun reservation program, Sena—

all day todn) in obseivanee crime, ' rev. , b.“ The Sentinel irom Thomas Itor Yome ”g and to have

'1’, ulsh real estate dl'ulcr and in-‘ .

.. 1 ’ e . _ wen Senator 140d 3 :«compar tiv.
5 . T i Two Chapel street 11111.. have takwu “i “Ed???" ghsr‘fiit?‘ )Ig’fmf‘réeg' Estimate of. compgmioe ‘oentlrnenet
fired Kane has leased t: throftr; preliminary examination at the (”my ‘95 ' will doubtlcesils" '1'"? {b03211}; among, the Democrats, and to have
rain 81““? company the op Hall recruiting station for. enli.<l,- sill kind of a day as many which 5°” into details in outlining h°w far

gmon street shop now occupied , i . hat receeded m; and w. m most he thought the Administration Sena-
‘ merit for three years n the Signal 9 ' tors would be willing to go in regard

 

 

 

, 'Tristnm firm. ‘ . p i. of ' it signnds out as :~nmething dis- .

‘ , germs for (hit) in the anamn (.nnal g“ ive, rlting the .mmnm in a to Arume Ten. .

i 7 N Jone. . 111 d “V y.eai filled \\ ll‘h great pos- Secretary Tumulty said the purpose
1 a. Mrs David Vi Alice, ow ._ ___._.__ si mes interesting “1..., Hymns and of his call onfienator Hitchcock was

 

 

have been the guests of Mr —DANC|NG .NEW YEARS NIGHT w dertul discoveries. to obtain; at. President Wilson's re.-
‘ 3 possibilities include the mlnll- quest. the latest information about the

‘ e. C. Aller, 13 Morgan . V - ;., .,

53m“ 1 TM" Assam" .Han' ' "m Emu" ‘° t of some theri lied ambition; Senate “Nation. He declared he did

lull Orchestra WM] (‘allmrlral Ch’m‘fi' t opportunitv tor : teeter service, not take to the Capitol any new com
Masque Ball Manic ll 1!] \ew Y1 11‘s 1. consciousness of .1 ork Well done.’ promise scheme.

 

v r 42 mexuhcls. to swell the!
hip 10 250 by March 1. has my to brighten on usual tanks ne'Bclutiona committee Democrats was
ed by the South Norwalk , - , - greet each (11V 11 it comes to on understood to have taken steps to re
embership at. piesent 15- St Johd’ and her» 1'. contractors. . all its freshness m inromcse. lduce to a definite form Democratic
e m have the roof insulin 1 on the tuna 115 “Wider!“ d‘s‘ "3““ ready ‘0 proposals 1’0? MMMS flle REPubli
' IPFS the $0111! ”1' Men the burden' can reservation; The abject was
filing on an min md increase its Tconsidered in the light of the intouna-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

7 star)~ cottage bungilln“ building for
" ' George E. Hanson. Darien. This

So .— ' in Council.

01'. Igglumllt::w;ave remoiIed firm has the five-mom addition at

T0 keneke. enclosed :m' New Y rk
former rooms on Washing '/ - U

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“ . iW. Gregory of 58 N wtown avenue.
—‘ :underwent :1. serious operation for her
this. yesterday at the Norwalk hospita
,He is resting as we“ as could be e

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With tbankfulnor' fur continued

,w‘h‘o m desire and Willi a kindly and

WP py and prosperou: _\. ,m and that
even’ right «lesih of _\ ur hearts may‘

be r aliz'ed
£ \ ours truly. V0338 POW easily could be disposed

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Icoiiatcinl points, and had centered al- ‘ _

.Evc. Tickets '500_ L i . A I ts imamatin. v monomers are; The meeting tonight of the Foreign finVERNMENT m

enters the Ne“ Ymr with gratitude nentl

. , y in the days discussion Some year in regard to radicalism
for mf STOWlil‘a: 11d progress} mild? Administration Senators took the po , Mr Palmer disclosed that the gov-
durino the 3" “0“ “0““ dd “3' "Sition that the reservation would com-‘ emment 1““ been Pngaged in "30mg

, pletely d’mqunlifi m dominionsas down motives, methods and manner-
friendship and cc» “H' N ration of all Canada, and Australia from voting on isms of the element which has been

., _ ;nny question Among the Mb“. charged with the direct canoe or 75
831° 19 WiSh that H n" " have a nap «in, however; there was a. feeling per cent. of lhe unrest in this country.
that it the Article Ten WHO“ Wntatives of Justice working

could be smoothed out the tune 0 ' with secret agents of the pitted powers
ver have gone into the Russian Bolshevist

’terrimrles to obtain definite informe-
, tion of the plans of those responsible
. 1- . _ introducing to the world the dictator- .
HN- W1“ "m 8- 1‘ ”um“ 0‘ Can .——31irewd Property Owners an: plan-lento or the proletariat.

male, tho "1 "fer-v11 a broken m jag Order! form mass Front an —W
MESS SHOES When She “mph on we sunny nearing” D°°rs (A Mum of a Home Pause Fox AVIATORS
1 her home. 3* “3! ”£91 £050 WEE these Cold, Gm fiesta.) Small aim
” - IIOWIY at t]_-31\r1“ ‘lk hflflm- 38ng tow M; m NEW YORK Dec 31~—Priiefl g-
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Entrances on Main St- Fairfield Ave. Cannon St.

 

. _ This store
will be clOséd
all day
Thursday
New Year Day

The Howland Dry Goods Co.

A -Happy .New Year
To All

 

New England Candy Co.

10 So. Main St, So. Norwalk

 

 

FlfiHT RAIHEAUSH ””321.

0mm“ ‘ ““5 1"”"“°'“" W" ”‘1 tim oblflaed during the day by Sena- wnsmno'rox, 1.): 1.. 31. - Any a trans
mi: ”aha?“ (pin “1””)? with 03;} tors Hitchcock and Pomerene and movement however cloaked or dissem which
”'0 “m3? e U 5?" “ more ' with a. View to framing a program be bled, designed to undermine the gov-

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acme means to f ‘iliiule our remind which the Administration tomes eminent will be met with “unflinch- “mm H‘ ”(’9’ mm“ mm" 9“”

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

lnational aerial derby across the ('nilod has bcen offered; interoollegiate‘nfla
States being organized by the Aerial ation contest; Curl i-ie Mariner! flying;

League of America, “"1 3100’ 000 mioonlest and the Gliddon contest

 

American events include an
international balloon trophy context

$50000 hasbeen ofl'eled in}

a flight from Ne. Yotk to
Paris or vice versa for which 823,000

’1 WHITE PINE AND TAR

26¢. lileIudimz‘ tax

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et to .the new quarters on??? artles , _ . ‘1: :ldolt'hfmn‘dm"! 1 §r;11l~' rtOfl 482:3} could unite. ling, persistent, aggressive warfare” ducer'
nelflngon stieet. The coun- .. , l _"“-"‘ “a ' Besides Article Ten, the majority Attomel'General Palmer announced
' was removed yester- ‘ 01am)“ W Grerm ‘ or M“ 30”" Se“? and 0“" f5? . will line spirit“ resemtion regarding voting power {,1 tonight in stating the policy of the De
* 7 university, son of Mr and Mrs F1 anl. Pound-mar. 1161- .n... e1...lctancy.m the Lague of Nations figured promi- pnrtment of Justice for the forthcoming

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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