'rn NORWALK QUINLAN
“”5 5”“ SCORES
1.1.. o A. L GOLDEN, Props.
WEDNESDAY JAN. 14, 1920
#1
Not-walk Tire and Rubber plant,
walk, where three shifts are operatin
. each'tluy.
each way, or 36 cents a day.
In answer
[INLATURE ALMAHAG
TOMORROW
High tide 7:15 a. m.; 7: 51 p. 111.
Sun rises 7: 17', sets 4: 48.
.Itinued, by allowing a commutation rat
'to Rowayton.
H. Robert M. Wilcox. secretary.
-—-"‘ streets caused much weai and teen
Quinlan answered in the“ "
.VENING SENTINEL TELE- Att0111¢,3
% Ifitmati ( and He the old \Vashi -
.1 PHONE CALLS u" 51.x, bridfi‘el, in South Norwarl‘g: The fraternal orders lost all their
‘1 Editorial Rooms—92. _ as an 5 xaniple.‘ iequipment and all their records.
Business Ofllce—93. "111.119 Connecticut Company would‘ The“: “’€ls “51mm" meeting 1358}
2 1k Branch Office—1388. operate its business like the ordinary night. A c.erk “15”“: Morse 31°“? dlh‘
.- Iorwa . , .
11 (1 1492.4. 'burint-ss man would. there. wouldn't 0'0" Je‘i ”19 fire in an ante room, on
‘1‘ 0“,? Editor' 8 Resi ence— be a jitnev running 0’“ “ran avenueylhe third floor, this morning. Appa»
E, Business Manager! Refidmc.‘ deomrpd Attorney Quinlan. “A fiv9_ rently it had been smouldering for
‘ 1062—3. minute sen'ice would drive them out5h0ur5'
Former State Senator C. J. Heine-
ot‘ business.
:lails to ptovide service
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Iditor’s Residence—213.42.
it is a CQI
Member of The ASSOClated “'59- 'patronize the jitney I, personally
2M: 9 “guns p..u§u;.u.~ v 1...
the local news published herein. for “a" 0,
All right! of OllbllCMiOI 0' 393' certainly will use a jitney
cm dispatches heralnI‘ are also re- ardk' or the Connecticut
boned. ‘must be changed so that they are u;
attiittnswttttt
IN__ 10111 snow
‘BLACK INTERPRETS
sltant
asked b3 Attoxney Perry fot the Con-
inecticm. Company
“A flat iate would certainly be fair
or to Rowayton and Winnipauk,"
the reply
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It.
v-
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v‘fii.
and best poni-
Sl RN" 0'
tertaiding the biggest.
try show th-r given. in the
. Continued From Pa 9 One.
Connecticut on Thursday. Friday and g
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1 Saturday of this “'t-‘l‘k. No less than h
i 200 birds are to he on exhibition at for a rtasouable amount "f l 9 drug.
i the town assembly hall and the Right,
1 will be well worth the lll‘lt'l‘ of ad- trouble in
. patients
mission.
_ Do you remember
i the prize hen pick 1d
years ago when
John Batu-r5011”: “”90 m"
an order a pint
handsome diamond out or his ring I)
;. and swallowed it'.’ And how liarry 0011M”-
f Btacken, the l)\'l1'lll 1' 01‘ the prize lllltl
het c.2111 under 1M1“:
had to Stand guard over the bird (lay
‘101'this amount Of the drug in dupli
and night for four that somebody
l' . would'come along and either steal or
kill the bird to get lilt‘ diamond. prw'utiu. or reputation. is suth
The bird was worth a w-hnlt- lot more the dealer is satisfied that he
than the diamond, but she finally legitimately use this amount of the:
coughed up and all was peaceful and drug within a reasonable period.
serene when the curtain finally came From what i know of dental practice ‘
down (‘11 the last night of the Show. I khullltl ptrsonally bt- suspitious oil
an order of this size l)0(du~1(
is 11~td by dentists as a rule. in min
lilo quantitics and sixteen ounces.
containing se3'ent3 1330 fit him: of (-0
“Well. Harry has a whole lot more (lia-
monds. or at hast piviwrs. on exhibi‘
tion at the show which is to open to-
morrow and there art- scores of other
5 "Then came a final message: "We
are sinking.’ That is all I know about
the toss of the Afrique."
Some. of the rescued sailors declar-
notes advancing age. Vl'e all know;
the advantages of a 3outhful appear-Z
ance Your hair is your charm.
' ING SENTINEIILII
LVEN . ,. ‘ SERVICE
£50,533; €531.32? ‘t (001111an fioirage One).
‘ ‘i‘ He said ROWayton workers in th
N01-
arc obliged to pay 18 cents.
to a question by Chair-
FOR man Higgins. Mr. Davenport said he
Ithought a solution might be obtained.
fif the zone fare system must be con-
tuition C. tr'olle3s over pavements am
But when the company
~"ttainty that the people ate going to
Company
Do 3011 think a flat rate. of 8 cents!
‘uouid help out the situation? ’ he was;
wds
HI
1'.!!! sum HORN“ £73313 ,6 mm“
flllll FEllflWS’ BLUE;
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MERIDE.’ Jan. .1 1055 place
sation, today.
to the four-story
e
101‘.
Mr. Quinlan presented the difficult— . . , 5
TICE ‘ies t'ntountci'ed by employes of must. Feal‘ EstateIt‘ omr'am, of which .lie H.5
"MASON“: N0 ‘of the large manufacturies in Nor- “ lorse tonpan
Old Well, Lodge No. 108. F. and A M. walk, and said practically all are 5‘0"!“‘r01fk‘IL . .
Meets in Masonic Building, South obiiwtd 11111113 extra tare. He said the 905‘" -031 “Pm" “gimme “col“! 30015.
1 (1 "rd Tuesdav of «13in on the lines from Winnipauk 0' 5““ rooms. to othm floors
Main street, st. an 0 ~ I. t- W South Nor3'3alk is unsatisfactory were used 101' lodge and meeting pur-
oach month—July and August excep (il't'ill dilfit'ully and additional cost. ““595 by‘nine, fraItermues: IImc‘udingI
ed. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons have fared .‘ht' school children since the Odd follows. knights ”1 (,,olumbus.
cordially invited. John K. Finch, W. the zone fare took effect. he stated. 93“” Of Mechanics. Red Men and
' Asked whether he thought that on- " oodnieu. _
i The Morse Company. which deals
in hardware, and toys. has heavy loss
’ ..1.g—.3' 03' water. The third floor,
weakened by fire. fell into the Sotond.
I.hu1t
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JAPAN FURNISHES
ARMS Til MEXICAN
VVASHINGTON.Jan.13.4mm”-
tgence officeis of the War Department
are satisfied after an investigation
that the simultaneous arrival at Man-
zanillo. Mex. of a steamer bearing
arms and munitions from Japan and
the Japanese cruiser Yakima Ind no
.connection. These oflicers said today
)
‘ Norwalk is to tune tht l'onor of en‘ll STATE NARCOTIC LAW‘that the haknma was a mining ship
and could not have. protected the mu-
nitions ship 93 en had there been oo-
casion for the effort.
l SAN ANTONIO, Texas Jan 13—
iThe Senate sob-committee here inves-
as i'tquirod bylaw. he should not hme; ligating the Mexican situation today
““I’l’l‘lng 1'9“” for his had a report that. a large shipment of
‘ammunitlon :for the Carranza Govern-
'(lll (an a deml‘l 9‘9“" ‘0 haveiment arrived at Mamanillo Mex" Dec
of cocaine
solution containing -l L: grains to the
‘24, last. simultaneously with the ”lap
anese cruiser 5Yakuma. The report.
[which 33' as forwarded from Army head-
“To this inquir3 i would say that .quarters here to the “'ar Department.
men-t1 emery.“ Washington, said the Yamaha ap~
,parently was escorting the ship bear‘ 5
PM“ and Nilt'ft 10 lmw it filled if hiSiing arms and ammunition which had
that ibeen purchased in Japan through Col-
("dflionel Emilio Circles,
of the Mexican
Army. and Manuel Pare: Romero, thou
lMexicun Minister at Tokio.
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a Clissified Advertisement in
(- 1t dinE ime Sentinel.
1 IN MERIBEJ BURNS; metsand
which it started. and adioining proper- .
ty suffered only from smoke and wa-Eengineer, George W.
The building belongs to the Pacifici
man, who is a lieutenant of '1 fire com-
pany, fell through a skylight and was
Ht was taken out by other fire-
The Associated Press is exclusively “mild ”mm ”‘19 in a trolley ratheri‘men and sent home.
untIEd to the use for publication 0: th in a jitney for they are warm andi
811 news dispatches credited to “- 0" (omfortable as well as safer. But 33hen1
not Otherwise in this paper 831d 8330 3ou h.13 e to stand around in the cold
fifteen minutes, you most
iThe First District Firemen
ardus to Furnish Bel--
Gloves
3 Continued from page one
5; “1. That members of our compan—
at much 03 01 $100 000 was done by fire ies are in urgent and immédiute need
in the Odd Fellows block, in State
street, opposite the New llaien road
The fire was confined‘matter to the deputy chief W. J. Pow-
brick bm'lding in: ell who in turn, has, accoithni: to his
helmets and firemcns gto3'.es
of
‘ “2. That we have presented this
own assertions, requisitiono 11 the Chief
Bogardus. for
'same.
on
0.
have not received a single
That up to the latest-til time We
helmet or
is the oontrollingfa, pair of gloves, nor are 33+ possessed
The latter has the streclgof information which would load us to
believe that any action is brim: taken
in this matter.
5 “Therefore, in view of thr- foregoing
and in consideration of the l'at't that
{we should rightfully and legally re-
ceive essential articles, sut h as those
‘mentioned above, we demand mmgni-
lion of our needs. and request 3ou to
juse your authority by insttuctinu the
'proper official to furnish them "
'lhe petition was teferitd to F'
(,‘onimitteeman Volk for investigatm
and report.
Grant Cop Year‘s Vacation.
(‘ornelius Sweeney. 11 member of the
First district police department. who
recently presented his resignation as
'a policeman to Chief of Police \‘Viuiam
R. Pennington, to take a better paying
job. was granted a year's vacation.‘
without salary, by the Council, last’
nirht. A resOIuticn to that effect was
presented by Councilman Sheehan,‘
and unanimously passed. I,‘
5 Ask: for Gas Pump Permit. ‘
' A petition. oak: lg hr permission to
gerect a gasoline tank and pump. out
Brag: street. mpmmd by George
rthroagh Councilman Broth-
“non.” Mr. Spieer’s gasoline pump on
Wall street. was ordered removed.
some time as. hem it was said to
add to the danms traffic conditions
near his stone. .
Thu-id District Out.
An assessor's‘ map 01' the Third dis
trict made by Street. Commissioner
Henry B Minor, and characterized by.
the mayor 3.5 a "fine piece of work.”
was accepted by the Council for the
city. 1
855.111 Report-s.
The semi- annual report of Chief of
Police \Villlam R. Pennington and the
report for December of the clerk of the
court. Louis S. Beers. were submitted.
The Sentinel printed the more im-
portant extracts of the police chief's
report several weeks am.
Transfer 38”.
A resolutaan. submitted by Finance
(‘ommnteemsn Myron W. Osborn. an-
thorized City Treasurer Charles UV.
Lane to transfer theeum of 8211.909
from 11111 Fifth. district he the sinking
fund.
- Frcéhoideri Appointed.
James To Hnbhell. James Hoyt. and
Fred Hodge. were appointed a fret»l
holdct's‘ committee to estimate benc-‘
fits and damages to property owlm's;
on Lafayette circle. Yankee Doodle
court and Reynolds street. where so!"
us are soon to be constructed. appro‘
priati 0115. having betn made for the
work at 11 recent met ting of the BoardI
ited number
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more Food Cars.
Ask Council to Force Chief 19
latte the expenses of maintaining :1
-marks a week, or 12,480 a year.
i
Great
OUR
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Values up to $19. 00.
Al:
O Values up to $22.00.
Values up to $27. 00 ......
VELOUR. TRICOTINE.
TAFFETA AND GEORGETTE
$25 .00
SERGE AND TRICOTINE Ems
DRESSES
Values
up to $32. 00.
INTER ‘ GARME N 73.57.?
Womens’ and! Mism’ COATS
Womens’ and Misses’ SUITS
A great money-saving sale. A drastc clearawav of hurd-
an. rods of Quality sat-meats.
SERGE AND POPLIN DRESSES
$12.89
SERGE DRESSES
$16. 89
TRICOTIN E AND SERGE DRESSE
WEDNESDAY. J 1 1:
5 1
9%:
Clearance Sale
ENTIRE STOCK OF
. Q (if
41*
Womens’ and Misses’ DRESSl'LF
“7 omens’ and Misses’ SKIRTS
WOMEN’S SILVERTONE (ll ‘1 19
Values 3 , g
1111 to $26.00 ............ 3311\38 !
WOMEN’S PLUSH CO \Tl l <
Values $29. 002I ‘ “
unto$39.00 ............
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WOMEN’S SILVERTON E
POLO COATS
Values
up to $38.00 $29 .200:
VELOUR POLO CLOTH A.\ ll
SILVER‘I'ON E COATS
SATIN.
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5;
truss... ............ $29. 011 has... ...... $38 1111.;
of Estimate.
Lame Attendance.
The largest attendance that has
marked any meeting of the Canal“
was present last night. Councilman.
Frank L. Clarke. of the Earth dis-
trict, was the only absentee.
COLOGNE.
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Jan. 14.——The average
daily wage of workinzmen in Ger-
many has increased 241 per cent. and
at? women 263 per cent since 1914 ac-
cording to the Imperial W'mker’s Ga
zette of Germany. The greatest in-
crease was in the case of the electri-
cal industry. According to an article
in a recent issue of the Cologne Ga—
. a.
totals 241) .
family of four persons
ROTTl-IRDAM. Jan. Ill—A desnatch
to the Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant
states that a director of a Danish firm
’dealinn in moving picture films has
been’arrestcd at (openhagen charged
"HOWEL’S ORANGE JULEP”
It Has the Real Orange Taste
The Oldest and Best Drink on the Market
Put Up in Small and Large Bite B attles by
Silver Sprint Water Co.
BOLD ONLY BY
'P'. D. PIETRO
Wholesale Distributor of All Kinds of Mineral Water:
BOUTON AND emu srssourn NORWALK, comc'
33 th (11min; American films and send-
ing: it: t m to Germany.
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nor-r roam r0 warm on C
cmnprtitors who are lit tlit- \lllllt‘ boat. (min. would re insent enorm ius 1a - '
The judges 11m (it'('itit". m p ‘ p ‘ ":”:”:”:” 90:». 90:09:00 : 90:00:00 «’oo’oo’oowuunuoo’u 00:09:90: :90: «2410‘ «3:09:00 00:“:«:»:«:»: 1
But the lurds 1111' not th-i only 2!l-‘ - ((1 Is 11qu ptiarinmist justifi; d in.' ‘ ' YOUR ORDER PLEASE FOR
{Fractionh 'l lu-t't'II Iztl‘t' “MPH"; 0: compounding one otintt only at 112.3: 3 ‘ 'rs
[111193 ('Ub \\' “('1 “(UH ( ”lit 11 S 1““) on S (.1 ‘ .1 .1? i I ,
even the most sophistitatt-d of 1111-11 "'(l‘he rt‘iruiatliimol‘fgim 1111.1113 forbid .. O“: 1920 CHEV ROLE
and women. "here lll't' rabbit-4 of all 5 ’ ' ' 1..
nrtionalities and colors. The alien Eggpfirtggdfi‘flé‘r'fikflf F£§SC;:§T1{::: all“. Xi I can deliver at once Model 490 Tounng CMS. 1.1
law is off so far as lill' l'itl:i1il< :11'1- (‘tm~ . s. r 5 > . ;.. . . _ H
.. 1‘.:.:;':;':3”.?1 . humanist. 1.35:1. 111.3. 3.1 “h “g“ “k”?- 0.1 ‘°” “WWW” ---------- 5'
tit-sin on t'Xilllllllhll :tt tlr- }itiuelt3' the above mentioned solution, but: 3.} Time payments if desired.
fibrfi‘lmo 1..-, ll"t"’lll< (lb ,1.\. 55.15555“ 5‘ I who offers to fill an order lot (1110;.:. . 8 l
5.1] 140m: “‘1' [1'.-7-1‘11‘11111 ((IoIIITIlIIIIII t‘l‘rlt‘t ounm-Iis to be ('onittioiidt'd. A diu5.;- 1;:g: .sf ‘ o 9
" ' 'I. I . If“ . . 5I :‘5 1:15. 1033'03er, who suggests that 0‘ A t G ‘
Oiézrfigwhy"‘11:)?"l\.“;:“‘.‘.:1k"‘1‘15‘ll‘.‘]"‘l.;.‘ M‘rigs luff out-ounce orders be tor- '”3 THE UN lVE Rs“ CAR .3. us In S ar& e
. '3 '- .' .I5II‘ -\.'. .7 111.114. '. war, or or the ptti'p(1>'o of or: tsit n .0
3:.‘11121‘1' .1331 .2 3 0" 8”” nonwnx. ”3°“ 3‘
ing‘at‘ross on tl1i< occasion and is I‘Hlm' ‘ '
Itroud of it and thrrt» is curry reamn‘ ""‘" "z. l
.7111 the world for the pride. COLTNTY SUFFR AGE .‘ O P V O.‘
If you liai (-11'1 litt'll to a poultry; ‘ ‘flfl F '7 ._.,-A-_ 7 ”—75“ 7 7 '“" 'H‘“ '" ""
-_show, don't. miss this one. it will? ASSOC. MEETS HERE5" :3 ' ‘ ..
'Epen {9311' eyes for interest, If you; C ———-—— 10¢ . ..i -— ..-
ave 9911 in the past. the litil'lt‘t' is 1 Onlinued From F r l. Pa .. 1
.5 Just as good. There are scores of ad ‘ __ I s ge "a - - .3 .
., ditiona] features to this show that in matters Deit 'tininn to suffrage but‘:. ‘F—at the New york AutomOblle ShOVV thlS “Seek. SO one newspaper .3. ers
makes it. the llt-‘Ft thingr on-t' prodtwed n . ‘ ' ' ' ° ‘ c '8 0 r
m mm W... :..§‘.§.rli.§“.f;‘n'33}, 2119;211:1112? 111th o headline read. It was the most: remarkable demonstration in favor of “(9 '
And watch out for your diamond . . . 0. ‘ .‘O .0;
rings and 3ottr laialie 1's. “Win the i,‘ ,‘1‘.:.'3.,§“,§,.fgggl'gogggfigg :8 ifffm' .3. mOtor cars that ever was made. ’ .3 1 0
high cost of li3inzI Ithi birds are not» t l g ‘59“: l t t
mm '2::.1::.:";t..':::...:2 1:15.13: . x 1 tans or a ‘On CO'
t 93' ha3e fm dinner and diamonds assncmt' ‘ ‘0 O ’ ' ‘
. 5 5 5 . . 5 Ion. presided Re ort . 0o "‘ ' ’ -
55535555315155.5535. OUR POINl‘ IS T HIS: .z. D... Same BetweenNew 11...... 31......
trial condition of the organization . a"! M . ‘ '
400 PERSONS biietly discussed. Luncheon was 5:12;? 3;. . . . . . . :: Norw 8 Philadelphia
LOST LIVES 0N '“1i.€ifn]1{’1‘1l°$§s 1312315,;33 651153119 1.: 1920 IS some to be the biggest year in automobile historv up to . i 10 18's! mum at your lat-vino for all kinds of trumpet
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THE AFRIQUE “'mi' 3.3 date. We’ve been advertisme' DO NOT DELAY ORDERING 0301' mi" Md“ "u“ m" mam" Wk-
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1 Continued From First Page. LADIES! LOOK YOUNG, i ,3. YOUR FORD CAR—f0? W%kS-r-‘ .1 .1 -’; :5.- I’ 2:1 ' 3i SO I: 122 Water Street mm ”4.
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2 DARKEN GRAV HAtR 3 0; New York Gay—171‘ Seventh Ammo Phone Farm t 7347 ‘
eel. "I remained in wireless commun— ‘ .3. BECAIJSF the demand for Ford Cars dam 1920 is bound ‘0 Row M Gong—233 sum 8311' . 811
11:11:10: 31111111139. ship, hOWever. and re- Use the Old-time Sage Tea and $111 0:0!“ 1y. .q .. ‘3' ‘ “3' PM“ ‘27 Colony. 3
ce1veI e o owing mesaagc-z ‘1 am. . outstnn SUD!) . “.13"? _ '
drfiftlng “if; fear the hship will no pm" "‘"‘(f°"°d¥ w'" {3’ ’ ‘ - "
as ore.’ ter one on er came, say- °W- 0. - . . - -
mg; .1 am steering for .5 “gm, . ; Gm}. 1111.1, however ,5“de de 1,: BECAUSE we are still assured for module delivery of :1 lim- ”magnum ,
makes or man; the face. When it
fades; turns gray and looks streaked”
Just a few applications of Sage Tea
and S tlphur enhances its appearance
hundred-fold.
:Dont. stay gray!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store, a bottle of
“’Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com-
: ,ed that when, with great difficulty, the
boats were swung out, passengers
were afraid to jump for them. seeing
they were already 11111111111 0! water.
MADISON SQUARE GABQ£N LEAS—
ED FOR WRESTLING BOUT.
NEW YORK 3an.1l.—'Wizile Jan-
- .. 116911 tentatively fixed as
for the Steeberfladdock
5.15 not 1111111 yestorday that}.
Windsor: Square Garden
-‘ fromoter Jalck Carley
emu; contorted yes-
'-~ 3 contract. The
recipe immoved by the addition of
other ingredients. Thousands of folks
‘ "lion bemse it darkens the hair beau-
- tell. ”it darkens so naturally and
. Wim- manly. yum 11. sponge or sort
flukeld‘inltedm
Look younglz‘
pound," which is merely the old time:
recommend this ready- tonne prepara _
”with km thisthmngn
mmmm slung Strand at-
m
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advice. ‘.
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These Will Not Last Long
Spring is hot-stepping this w av.
Soon you will want vour ne w Ford Car.
But if vou delay ordering. you may be disappointed. simnlv became there
won’t be a cor-left. Don‘t YOU get LEFT. Speed your order. is our
AM..- Mir
muss TRULY
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January Specials:
A BIG mom 1mm NB EVERYOI’E
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