tn I001": flown-t”
M
v” ‘ Wt.
prisons would do well to inquire ‘Ento
In: at r. l" on regulations to see \Il'ItheI
I CUTE N ORWALK
S GSENTINEL
his own city county and state arc;
'“"‘“"“‘" r lIc‘l:' t‘n'e from c;'11(l practlccn. 3
TABLISHED BY No <anc citizen would advocate
Icondouin': crime or cotltllin': c't’minalfi
JAMES GOLDEN
ilLfiwa'fioLDE—m But 3 p 1.11' l; as paswri vzl1cn call." 111-
' . KYjFEB'. 3'; ' '1926\
AA.-
I nod '11: :1 and “um: 11 lilIOi 111111111 and
inhumane tlcatnlcnt of such poisons.
(‘l‘ucltj' and illhulnailv do oi compcn-
sate society for. the wrong previously
Neither do they
TUBE ALMAN AG FOR
done in: llln criminal.
TOMORROW C3118“ 113;. pl'l:'-I)Yl“l' to rope nl,nf ills.
_ tide 11-12 a 111.; 11' 43 P- m.’ ('1‘.'lnc and rock to atone for his “1'1an
TIME 7' 02' sets 5' 12. doing. Th. arc far more likely to
__ _ —— ' ’ instil a inclin': nt‘ revenue and to in-
MASONlC NOTICE.
I ated Communication of Old Well
e. No. 108, F. andA. M. will be
at its rooms, Tuesday evening
' rd 1920, at 8 o'clock. Work E A.
All Mast cr Masons cordially
(Tense
The n~ :IIcI
evil and
nearer
l't‘lll and
ill!) -'1 than (111" ritiotlsness.
such
thc
illc
\‘ c (onle to :Iholidlint‘:
inhumane practices.
:ltilil come 10 fintiim:
lastin: means of lc 111.111111':
‘1',-
fi'Iaternally invited. Fraternally v.-I~miz-nu.~1»- into cod citizelw and of
‘ ASA T. L0WNDES.311'I1II-c‘flr - 1441- i~~ty flonl lll('lll‘1‘lgllllt
' W. M. ~ ' 1
- ('liniii’ll‘ K
.En'r M. Wthox. ' 1 “no *_
Secretary. 3 '“' ' ' ‘
‘ THE MARNE MONbMENT. _
All be interested in
the Draw": :11 to elett meat monu-
men! in Flam-.c 3n honor of the vic-
iorv “on the l‘Icnch '11 my “hen
the _\ stopped the Germans in the sulp-
‘1114'! cans wil
I. o SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CA LLS
rial Emma—92.
us Dulce—~93.
Branch Office—1388.
a
in
Editor’ I Residence—14924. Im“ 0‘ ”‘14 It is 10 1w «'1 ”0105“!”
Manager I Residenco— stone figule. sculptured 11y Frederick-3
’MacMonniezz ~=tandinz on. the. riveri
I Beddenco—Zis—R.
._.___.._-..~ _ .... ....l:1rm\' in its. first big rush. swept near-l
4 her of The Associated Prees.l' est Io Falls It i< to cost perhaps
1 Associated Press is exclusivey 3.3 M0000 and s 30 N, aid 30.-
err m to the use for publication 0! st bS'l'i \tion if: thia counlyry The plo-
hm dispatches credited to it or ' l_ ‘ "
otherwise in this paper and also lecl N In (harze of a committee of
“all 11er published herein. Iepltxentalhe Americans headed by
fight! of Whllcallm’ 0’ 399’ Thomas \V.1.:II'IIIount of J. J. .Vlolzan
flipotchea herein are Ilsa (.0 "m 11 \-
l This voluntary gift from the Ameri-
_.'
-...
, .. ..._ _...._.._..__- .__.
'85pr WERE MAUFfiiCTURED can people to the French people is
- 3':1pplopliatv not onlt because it is a
se that is is I'eallx ])O‘~\1llt" to nelmanent lecoiznition of the part
' e base metals into gold. Prt.....:- played by France in saving the civil-
Frederick Soddy of Oxford says it. ization {1 nm Pmssianlsm .but be-
theory, at least. and gives the can-9'1 enables this country to make
’I'ific method. Sir Oi yer Lodeefn sort of return "in for Bartholdi‘s
scientific authoritv is even Sic-at Statue of libeltv, standin" in
er in the lealm of phxsi c»- 111.. :1 New Ym 1‘ harbor. The statue “as paid
flint of spirits. is willén: to believe for mostly by the pennies of the
be possibility of it. fl"I'cnch schoolchildren. It lIOpcd
pose, then that this that this Marne monument will re
5 as a result or (‘VPPl'llllf‘l'llS with present the same spirit, and 11111 bc
‘ um, seems to he 1641111) more than made the, gift not of a few rich men.
:60Yy—Wele tulncd to placlicaY ac but of the whole American people. For
is
theory —
mt and modern s:ic11ti.<ts_ t‘u‘lelln': this rca=on, it is desirable that the.
i dream of ancient flll'll"'llll."i'~'. plo- pl'ojcct should be given the fufiest
‘_ It'gold 'at will. “'hat then? ‘ publicity and that the subscriptt'on
lists should be circulated as widely as-
possible.
It will he a rare pI-ivilcze to :1ch a
dollar, or a (lime or a penny for such
a purpose. And by all means. lct Ihc'
.«cltoolchildrcn have tht'Lr chance. i
___e_e_.__.._._
A MODERN SAMSON?
Padercwski is to lIRIo a lIaiI'culI
.\'o’ livery man.
\ anal. chilIl ill l'olnntl ll:1~' hcctl
or-lcrI-Ii to (VII ll?~
. Well, those. who produced the cold.
713the friends with whom they Phil?-
3 i; might be very riclr—i’oz' a little
"e. They could buy anxthinu 2111-."
ell—but for lum' lonz'.‘
I! lead wcre tinned into cold. it
nenoueh that econ the 201.1 would.
be worth much more than the:
Gold has ilx “>08, of I'ourm. in
,mechanical arts. but so h:I< load.
11 goll is morn beautiful. and
durabl-I. and 111w“.~ 111'IlleII‘-lv"- and
1:<
\‘.Il"r:t:1rily. oi‘ conrsc.
v.,n3..3.
or lIIl hair
{15
e. fit is a (l‘ll~"-ll:1‘,1 as: to which ilvn"r 1'? cuznlullting: n (pliltnfig of
I be the more \':1‘-ut'.‘.~l.'~ of 11"..- try.) 1's; lute {I '1:-1' .
‘8 were an couul supply ol‘ Twit. Now “':zly " shall rcalize that he.
I" Enttol "Hill—”l” 1'33“; l‘" 7‘3““ 1'1"“? {lurid 11:1.~ 11m 11 shorn of. his.
'3 - than ciIhI 1'. became i: ’.> 'o ' ‘m‘lI polifical and musical. l-‘m'
tronrzcl‘. hard-'1' and l' fihtnr. a 'n‘lt-tr l {zii'txl l’aIlcl'cwski can be con-
then. would 1115c- iz-~ ’—; r-c’cl II'f'w‘: l’Il7:1"!‘ a< prI nit-1' or Mani-t
-_'h.i('ll is haw-.1 111311111: on 11' —~ 0—— “a
supply. .\ll ill" col-i 'n tl-.: A '1 1"11‘: !‘H-l‘(l‘..’llli from Sontth Anlcl'i-
.'oultl fall to the lent-1 (If a In :-':.~.'-' that there i‘s more wool tlzcl'e
Vital. Anti 11111q tlve uteri?“ 1.11:1 Auwuirn and Europe together
Istcm. which ia 11.1.»le (~11 tin”- ran v».~-~s'~~.lg.- 11.4“. 111- raids that :In ill~
Value of sold. would ‘10. l" . Ins" in ‘ho price of clo‘hinr" fm'
fire dollar col-.1 l-iw‘f‘ “Tml-l \1'1'.~:’~:-'. 1s 1:: :.II'<(.-lutI l) nrluen w: alt".
rth morc than a silver n'.l;I‘~'t'- 1' 50‘. 1111,: fine. but the aym'a 'Iczn Ameli-
n friends-111: or an iron 1m; ~II-3 mm iv. in: lined to fI-ar that it dI1(~.<11'i
values would thus be 1117" M. 11.7 '1'1 c'lyfhinr.
-, whole u'olltl of inductry. (I'Yt‘x .—Q-_—
n finance $50111th 1117'"5 ""' Au ituprc: l'rc answer in the nuns:
new standard of \alti' WV" Jovn lOnl year is found in the state-
and put into llnihr‘al 1"- '. mrnt ‘hat the Vultod Stale: produc.
v be just a< “'cll -"-'1 f'7l ml :1 smaller \olumo of the nyce‘fiari-
that tlzey'le not Iiton'tt‘atf‘l'-
yet. At the prom-1:: stazc of
it would certainly not he a.
”We. have too much cohl‘a‘i’
_ the good of our preacnt 9561103 1: w 1'1 bod;- sax-
m If any scienti't cvt‘r doc“ ' :onet last year. And yet everybody"?
work producing gold in ‘11 3‘1'1' Lean spendintr :1 lot of money. “'hcro
at 1ea=t rive tllr‘ world :1 did it come from? Or is it all a (19111"
,no‘tice. Otherwise it would don—4:1 matter of Clotll‘--GVC‘1‘)‘b0d\
i: catastrophe. trustinz everybody else for
1.: of lift" List I'var than it tlltl in 1011.
lion goes 11 p.
.___._.- _ 9.-
—-———-——¢ -* ulnot
NE pmson DISCIPLINE. l 3 ¢
quite likely that it one The Scan'lina\ia11 WmWMN. 11
0f tll" tlustnd with the (listlibution of Nohel
. iv.»- “:18 anardcd the
‘the remote parts
ized lands one would find
today jusrt about all
cruelty and inhumanity which gmiqon cant.
existed. It. is not pleasant mature prize.
, to rearze that a good deal And the peace prize to "Count"
Wane treatment is still legallv l‘cnzollcrn? .
to persons within our own
Now why not give the lit-
to General Bernhardt
"o .
, Hotel men are talking of charvingi
.nta. Humane SOClElY hag for rooms by the hour 'instead of by
:ating the use of flOf'ging the dax'. T‘Iey ought to give a guest
linary measure among (tit? a1ebatc.then, it. he misses any sleep.
pflsons in eorgiGa. As :13: ._ ,—-——0
its findings the humane 80- No wonder hats cost
more, when
"armsed the W601! commit— there's such a demand for them to
tlanta City Council and the tin ow into the ring
of Public “’elt‘ure to take ..._...._o..._. ._
action to do any with thisl The Russian Bolsbei 1111 have abol
.er has hen issued by the, lshed the death penalty now.1\o de-
gtop flogging at the city cent. Russians left to kill?
' ding II thorough mx'estl-l ..._._..._.___.___
“bucking cha' r." in Wthll GENERAL GUTIERREZ
the prisoners are strapM3 INAUOURATED
their flogging has alto SAN SALVAWR, Republic of 8:?
general condemnation udor, Feb. 3.-eneul mmfter-
In "at themwhomeiectedpresidentotihe
I‘Nlal‘il“ at the spot where the German; .
,--...-.
CITIENSHIP TE ST
IN BRIDGEPORT TODAX 3
Continued from page one
The class has: grown steadily
in 1111mm~ Is until no“ it is made up of
about ’5 men in legu' a1 attendance
1:» ,L'liill has been the intclcst shontr
tl'. at it 1:15 been pmcticall) (1e. Ided to.
continue the insiructi on for se\"‘-elu
\\ ork
AM ERICAN BRASS CO.
Important Changes Made in the List
of Offi I-rs This Afternoon.
wwrnnnk’. Feb. 3.——A1 the an-
nuai meeting of thc~ American Erase
Company here today, important
changes among the officers of the
corutlanv w'm made by action r' the
(13 “W : l 11' llli S l“. BYOClV‘r “”10
.w
Grant Sale of Women’s Dresses
months. (Irenlil ill the pron:1 ”18‘1””:1133 Nth“ [)!(nsi‘i31!‘t of the company for 3 . l L
evening schools close at t 9 en: 01" ”.3319,“ .3. . . T Y
.twonh one. 3'1 :11 .,1 retires a» l .1 a Q Sty D S at AInaZIn \ 0“
February. ' . , ‘ resse ’ .
The following members were in at and ht (1mm: chairman of I ~ 11031“- Q ngh “allty 11811 g ~
tcndance at last evening's session: with Jghn P_ Fltou. of this I I.‘ ”('9‘ 7' P O
Rudolpj (‘zibere, 42’. Lexington avc- chairman 03- 33],, board and first rtce-I ' nces
nue: Paul (‘zabo no Lexington au- pmfiid‘m \lr Flton w": formerly $4,
nue: \V it \:v “gel 20 (‘oveavenuez Al I “ 3, 1 -
bcrt Lynblanoritch :7 1'. nts avenu“ NC"- Invade" “ml “1’3“?“ 10““ a l 1' A special purchase of about Three Hundred Dr ses ll't a reat prlce conce<sl0nl
Otto Bodzclny 25 Third stlcct: 1‘0th 3( oe is: the ne“ pnsitlent :I‘Hl ll”. 3 Those With our own kmatly redqu ma es t IS SE e a great monm sauna
lN'nbianmitth. 27 l‘elris menu-I: Jos‘ . . », m ,. . . Loam-“.1;
cph Manzy. 21 (‘11:1pcl street: Patsy fwd P “ULHH' ’thc mu ,.. f4 opportunity. . A ,
,., r . ., - n '1110 illll‘fist of dIreclors and mncers ‘ -
Alma. .IIl \\.lton .Iunuc. \‘inc nt SSES S 1e rice Splendld Values In
A])l‘95‘i.--5il \K'ilton arcnuc: Druid .‘l.l~ c'lttlcd follows: DRE 3 P 7‘
14 sra 17 in ct stit‘el: Eugene Lang; ”name; (‘har‘ps 1r. ill‘ooker. 3' .Values up to $20. 00. . H‘GH CLASS CO.ATI\
Mullcr' 5 Silk Mills: Antonio Fratlo. 211 . 3 . 3. , 1 . . ~. .. ». _ . .' , y) . . 3 .. - 1 ‘ .,..
Imnnmh “an.. Michael was“. 1.1th” S. l.lt.m. l‘.(l\\altl l. I be T DRESSES. Sale prlcfi 18 89 ( loslnu out Hill of all our fun 13.1.11}... mm.
”on 5 Hm “rpm: John Mk". ”luvmnn 1111111113111. ('19.... .m1 11’. V lues 1.11) to $27H00 o “Inter Model Y‘oats at. less than the 11mm
Tooth strcct. lilIIIil .\i(11l('lélli;‘lill. 3;". 11:1;11- hedge. John 1'2. \Vaylaml. Rulull WP- a factlll't‘l's' price. Sale price
ct .‘avcmlc: 21 War . (' roe: cl'. ,. .‘ 3“ .. 33 1'" d 3.1“. 3‘. l’d‘a-
“'oodward avenue: (loza llidu. 93 Lex- ”‘2‘ .\ltIn '111c ' w H“ 3 ‘ ., l’i I DRESSES. Sale Dnce $24 28 49 TO 39 49
ington avenue: Frederick 11. Filsinrz- "mn' Jam”: “‘ Douzhty. J'l‘l': L i; ‘k-l Values 1m to $32H00 . 0 .
or, 18 Grand street: (‘al'l Guggcis “"1 Gordon l'x'. Blll'nham, 'l‘h’::~.‘.:'.'.1 .
gill”; (9:13:31: Qtilpiibiffplljlac?::?:pfifg'hpm Arthur C. James. John A. ('09. ‘ DRESSES. Sale Price $28 89 WOMEN’S SUITS
llotc;l; Felix Limo. :18 Montoe streel-2:133:31.is “’hit‘tcmogc, chorge “i All": 2' Values up to $38 8.00 . To
3 I mam owes. AI'I Iur 3-. . . .
MISS COSTELLO [Dickinson PLAID DRESS SKIRTS ‘ 3 _ , .
PRESENTED WITH 1 Officers: Charles I". “rocker, chair fl Goml qualitv material: now practlcal syilI's: , Made to soil for much more \‘llls o‘ hm ..
' ' lt' I ladslendidmk l \
FORD AUTOMOBILE man of'the board; John P, hllon. vice- “ol’tll $71K qua i \ ma Prim ll 1) Ir mam 1131 .
chairman and first Vice-pr'csidcni; SALE PRICE $5. 49 collection of lIodek in tailored practical :III.
Continued From First Page. 3' lohn .\. (0P. president; Edward 1., dressy Styles.
.F‘risbic. cxccut ire \‘ice-preetuent':
ing: Hally 'l‘arlov. Tavlor avenue:
b5 Frank B. Field llncoln av,enue and dent.
Hamid Smith. New Haten.
Last night. the closing night of the
fair. witnessed the record crowd of the.
ueek.ove1 500 being present. All of
the booths sold out early
Iirothers' orchestra was held until 1'
Thomas 11. Kcnt, executive Vice-presi»
Gordon \\'. Burnham, executive
11cc president; Clifford F. Hoilinter.
treasurer: Major W. Judge. aslst-nt
li‘Pailiit‘i‘Z S. llurnham Terry. asaist-
Grace ant treasuIer: Edmund H. lates. sec-
o‘clock for the accommodation of the retary; ““0“ 3- \Vayland “9819mm
dancers. seCIetary.
All of the girls (iisilibuted durinz- Appointive vice
: res ._
the fair wr 11d 3,} the Knights; ’pr ”PMS in
3
of Columbus Council. and Were nots
T’I'iccz cannot go down untl'i Pl'ntlllC'l
he di in t maltc Inn: ‘1‘
et' el\'- ;
chemisiiyi
the prize to the German who perfectedi
Ho-‘ -
licited from merchants. The. commsit-
tee in charge consisted of the tbllow-
inz: Vincent (nemllo. chairman:
ward J. Solar» Thomas F. McMahon. l
Matthew llovtley “'illiam P. “'ard, F l
A. l\icl\'amar:I '1‘"'\n1asl’.lioran “'iL
lianl “man and “illiam Regan
RHEUMAHSM IS PAlN
0N”: RUB ll AWAY;
Stop "dosing" rheumalsm
l
O .
lTALIAN OFFICERS IMPRISONED.‘
TlIRIN. Monday. Feb. 2.«l~‘our iieu-; "'5 Pain ""l“: not one (‘3'0 in flrtyi
tenants five sub-lieutenants and one requires internal treatment. Rub‘
qergeant or Paptain (mbriele d'Annun soothing. penetrating "St. Jacob's Lint l
it'os Fiunmn army who made up the ment" ”PM on U“ "tender SDOl " and
party which kidnapped General Xizra. 11y ”‘9 “"10 30“ 93‘ Jack RGNDSOYF
commander of the Italian .393}, 3,333 out comes the rheumatic pain and 11,1:-
slon, stationed at llztt'ia last 1| cdner- ""5- "St Jacobs Uniment" (‘0!
day night, have been arrested and quers pldn. "-18 a harmless rheuma-
are lle‘lRDY‘iCd hero. nfip‘; having “I!“ linlment in use for more than 60
crossed the armistice liné other years which never disappoints and
"desperate Ileeds‘ ‘are (harced 11:211th (1005!“ burn the skin. lt 131108 ppm,
them. soreness and stiffness from aching
..-.._~ joints. muscles and b01105: stops sciati-
s|x CHILDREN IN 15 MONTHS ca. lumhago. backache. neuralgia and.
ALBANY Alabama. PelI. rim-Six reduces swelling. ‘
children~~two .m-ts of tripplu'iu ”with-t. Limbor 1111 Get a small trial bottle
In fiftccn maths. is the birth r‘ecnrd or old-time. honest "St. Jacobs Lint
‘,E.11 the familv of Mr. and \irs Poses ment“ from anv drnz store. and in a
I'.i\'inrz.=tonc, of Allanv The cecond moment you'll be flee from plin.‘I ach- '3
trio of childrtn \verI- boln \‘csterdav. es and stiffness. Dont sufl'er' Rub
and all are wcll. lllt‘ilmflliFlil away. i
Phonel GEHEBE’S I Prompt
527 Delivery ‘1
l
IT‘S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE.
Replenish your old kitchen utensils with
bright shining aluminum. It’s more sani-
tary, lasts longer, cooks better. And
what is more attractive than :1 kitchen
filled with aluminum.
Tea Kettles, Tea Pots, I‘ercolaton. Pudding Pans, Cake
Pans, Pie Plates. Double Boilers, Muffin Pans, Bread Pans, Fry-
'ing Pans Griddles, Coiandcrs, Cooking Kettles, San ce Pans
Bowls, Etc.
THERE'S ALADDIN, WEAREVER AND MIRROR.
25 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Seventh Anniversary
And Removal
i—To a Better Spot—-
Before removing to our newly leased build-
ing at 21 North Main Street—Near Palace
lTlIeatre—we are placing on sale our
g ENTIRE STOCK OF
Clocks, Watches, Jev'velry 6:? Optical Goods
AT LESS THAN COST PRICE
BRAND’
Jewelry and Optical Store
I
_l
t.
3
'Y.: F. E. “'etlver,
Blankets At
north $6.00 a pair
pair .........
ish;
At
(loud practu a1 Blankets. warm
and durable. Special. pair
'l‘hcsc beautiful
sanitary cotton . tlIc (icsigns are
:ittl'activc‘anti nniquc. Spccial
charge of branches:
A Brown \\ A (lorries. Ansonia.
branch: 11 l~‘.l..131':1man. (‘oe Bras
branch Tmrillmon; 11 M teele.
Waletbury Bras: branch. 11' atc1bur_\:
A. M. Dickinson. ilenedica and Burn
hm bmh, “'aterbury; G. H Allen.
Kenosha blanch Kma'uha ‘Klofi r.
11.111113, llut‘i'alo bI'.a.nch Buffalo. S.
in charge of 93105 .
'(‘onn.
at “'atcl'bury,
--'rry u: cavemsunem In to.
float): Nonnlk Evening Sentinel .
you he!!! the best "we: all!
his
HEAVY GRAY BLANKETS
Full size. heau “eight “till :1 thick. flcccx fill-
COTTON BLANKETS
INDIAN PATTERN BLAN KETS
Blankets are made from soft.
Prim That Won’t Come Again
WOOL FINISH BLANKETS
Them Blankets- look and feel like Wool and up
just as warm: made from a fine quality «of?
long. staple \arn. with a soft
dccp nap. Special at
PLAID BLANKETS
A aelection of plaidu‘in beautiful
full sin. soft and flnfl'y
cider-down finish. Hpt‘cial
$4. 98
$3. 98
I'I‘Ilc’IrilItrS.
$7.98
$7 .98
contended that the trial of l11> (lit
'by both state and federal
for the same offense was lllltnll"
-. _._ -w. , .,. .M._
HARTFORD SALOON.
KEEPER ~FINCD
HARTFORD, Feb. 3.—choh mum tlonai. and argued that tltu \‘1111
was fined $200 and his bartender 1"el Act, not only “3.3,.“ nu. 33... 3.3.3.;
ix Maniiia. $100 by Judge 'Alexandcr’me state of Connecticut to 1:1'1111'
V12 Creedon in police court today on a.
charge of having sold liquor unlawful-
ly at the Blum ex-soloon. No. 526 Ftont
street, Saturday night. ~l-‘orI\"-thtev~
other men who were taken in the raid
on the Blunt place Saturday Mouths;
were let :0 by the police, and Wf‘l‘c
not taken by the redeml authorities
The police court trial of Blunt and
“Mannie proceeded under p1 meat of
their counsel, Samuel Rgcemhal. who
cemee. but did away with 'llv put.
provided by state statutl; to: .1. '
“without ouch license,
011 3.0081 ”)0 bond f’li I~:I I'
“'35 Dll at $500.
Blum and Manilia “i 111
before United States Cuillllll'
J. Corbett and lH‘lil ll\ lli'lt
bonds each for trial in I}. l --
States District Court on F1 hr‘.‘ I
in New flown.
la‘vl
£111]:
\
S
”‘1 glilz‘ctgsme
Still__ at Old Location
Wei-wild
”fl”
NOTARY
4:: TRMNM CNES WAY
.~.;~ T0 ”mans
(IO
VSELF- R
u:
'1
$5.98
tllillth'
4% ‘3" ’fi-gnp
11"”. ”O" 40
“'4‘
no '0'
U’ "‘0‘ ”Cr “‘
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Norwalk Chronicler