v
Mohammedan: who form the grant-
maj‘o‘rity of adherents to their faith.
Hundreds of thousands of Moham-
medans fought with this ml.
1m against the Turks. The religlou:
3mg GO _Jpower of the Shiloh is now almost neg-
m ligible like .his political power. But
“fint-L—LGO ..aotarasthereisanythln’ginlt.lmer~
:IIBSD ~MARCH 4, 1920 icons -will harly endorse any sue;
”AY "' shameful surrender The British
" “m3 WA; '03 people themselves are very indignant
TOMORROW .about it. 4
' -htide 11: 48 a.m.w1m British and American 991““
tun rises 6: 21', sets 5:418.
‘ #Iment the little coterle of statesman
N°- 108 F and A‘ M' 1espouslble for it will probably have
111's NORWALK
so '6 SENTINEL
ass-Asturias BY
IQ” Www Lodfi.
l in
llee s lot and 3rd Tuesqu
aln street, _ _
ch month, July and August except- —-O—-——~—-"‘
3‘. It 8 oclock. AJ Master Masons NORWALK EAGLES
rdlally invited. Asa'l‘ Lowndes,
H. Robert M. Wilcox, secretary.
7::
o! The Associated hoot.
graham Press is exclusively
:putled to the use for publication
fl] news dispatches- an a
otherwise in this paper andal‘ao
local news published heron.
All rights 0: publication of spo-
‘al dispatches herein are also- ro-
TO HAVE LARGE
. ENROLLMENT CLASS
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To start the drive, fourteen new ap-
plications for membership were ac-
cepted at last night's meeting and
from the enthusiasm and pep which
is is evidence in connection with the
# obtaining of new members the one
hundred mark will be reached and no
0 “mm m doubt passed during the comind
t against this iniquitous settlelth
the cities.
WALK ‘FILES
-* BRIEF was
a
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I
poses .0! this case all those receiv
percentages of incense imposed
cm. This is discrimination.
4t. Fifty per cent d the people. or CWT
less, are standing the brunt of the change of rates no change was made
‘ 3:1 the ancient munitions system oi,
transfers between the Armory and St. but“: one W
all. M in East W m
change, which is inequitable smiths
Masonic building. SOHO}; m rave,“ "self A. . crinilnatory
5. Not only will it. congest puls-
tlon and reduce real estate vagrant
'the outskirts, but the company grab- the Commy
bed for the. franchise in many of these
districts are responsible for the set-
tlements and the people who located
This is also
'tories» centrally located are all sub-
"1ected to an extra mile or “to fare ne-
cause of our two centersp, Norfolk‘
COMMI$IONEB and South Nor-walk, lanai worsen '
jtheing employed at. one em. realm
\ot recognisingW
“Don
trusotlnnuu
. me- other, was est-lumped haule- ‘ . l v ._ ~~ .,
mg which they cannot sinuse- MT the , I . ._ '
link rates, before the installation of same time, travel to Stamford is r' ‘ ’7
t e new system, should be classified than berm- ' '
as similarly circumstanced, and car- WY ‘2'
tainly those within the corporate lip»
its of a municipality
the situation, people similarly treated,
etore the change, have had varying when traveling in one direction, pay
I.a- zone more than in the other and
profits at th expense of South Nor-
walk.
There are people so situated who
spend their time rials; a loop,
from South Norwalk to Winnipauk.
there cannot be compensated for their (Apart from any sane system 1m. evn
losses, especially in these times, when should 1)
real estate is selling at a premium in e corrected)
The inequitable part ol‘ it
all is that those who were attracted m
ltted that a sat rate should prevul the n
and lured to the outskirts by the sell- within room
ishness of the company in the past; the limits 0: our municipality
those who were looking for low tax
rates, a minimum trolley rate and res-
lientlal hprommity to tléaoémllg. Iare that a trip ticket or connotation qys-I
tosewocan east a 11-3“
creases. should I” W in opuntion;
industries which have located on the
wh, he Darien
the 'suuis routs. With the
“Hour
Courtlury
fear the people will
found for tho plaintll
port It 12: 13 o'clock.
lowing her damages 0! $1.759
jury, site! Meaning to the Charla 5"
In conclusion. it is respectfully sub- Jndge John E. Kcelar‘ that aroused'
dmirauon or the crowded W
because o: w- fimflcnr "fig
rather than a zone system: that it the “am telling mm, a:oreumu.
ms’shmismtocmue WtUIWYS'me“mN,
hfissflastiu Awarded Vet-
dictiofiermOWBI-each
«mm—Jumps;
liberates for More 'M'
BRIDGEPORT March 4.-—A£tar de-I
and 23 minutiae the
healing chi hole!
in the $10,006 breach of proruise suti
t against Aux-ed G. Nature, of
and No. 376 Capitol. avenue, by Nora. C.
Martin, of Nb. 1137 Kossuth street
y, al»
The
all: Comment about the courtroom dur-
in; the interval at debate seemed to
Annual Clearance Sale
Children s Dresses
Dresses of the newest spring was.
3111331 atglvslble models 1W D ‘I‘ ,
«
was;
l' ’
U
Gingham, rav- cad
Sense. Sizes 4 to it years Ensemnusllv’m'l$3.I19 hSI‘
FlaxonDressCuflon
In more!” new loans-
0.0:
hr women's ma childrents arose-
els. 27 inches wide. regular prise
(9c. Tomorrow 29c
mm mm
mans
“a h. the best “my
tte Crepe“, Wade
.Pink ’93,: width
were 30-18 ”I“! 2 I_
81.4!
, La Results corsets
Mmmumm saw
m 3249 psi:
Balsam Aprons
Wcfinfleofmqwtyw
PH ALIS I month. «a resolu- pm 83.”.
torialm TheAerie also decided mmatmuevforwmmmms -t°th° NBdeammgmufiwouubeWmm' Baldwins Mthebeutmmml'.
_MI ball in connection with Co. K of the wfnpgfit 16h: .1‘i°31‘;,‘”.{a&’;°3‘,d be 1(sweetly to the business men of South ‘30 N'am m a” f; ' p...
- IConnecthzut State Guard, at the Arm cm orwalk who look in that W ‘1 3"" . “1‘“ - Knit ‘3‘
.. mg}; m.” o'ry. on. tho evening of All“ 9th. mutation books and musings th ‘ large a t t th section so: In“ 31.000 and m in“. “I mgr-vs that W It:
public to invest in the company’s wel- P T 0 air trade, and that Igm M of m use. to be;
an; Editor I Residence—1m with mall talent to tumlsh the music 11 . I
we” W, . WW for dancing. The Fraternal Order 0, tarI'Ie. Other forms of conveyanceuwdill t er nut m g a. increase' tried in this combs-one m . my; Gimp on 1.
Eagles believes in. patronizing home no receve patronage when the or “Odd not he hm m .11, ml“ mm~ .
1M M‘wmmnyhve‘tm'mmmmss mumps-y w v.- -s.- lineman]: ”or"
' Wills—2. “mum" 8‘ a" n 5‘ Mb “twat. The increased number or liars 0‘ Mule within the mph-ah! nailed ‘rr. 1':
;I|it-0r’b theiieves with the American Legion ~wifi t h red ed m of the Cit fill! m 1 and .
—-— ‘—-'- that orchestral music from Norwal‘k 1t 3%? Zimletted 3f“ 12:; i lth y M on me" than“ other m- m .
Anal-loam omv crrtes. | with singing madman-c “nauggngagnga, be mm“ "a, y 9 '° " '3‘“ Tm 0‘ ”Walk '10!!! 8- Pm '59 M” w“ M
Announcement that an office build- is as good as the best and better than condition... no recommendation? “redraw Wed. her to court. With be and o! ‘ S
in~ I. a warehouse or something some of the talent brought here from should be made (or the removal of _ ‘ m Nuthatch...“ M
° out or town. many believe thepeo- J 1- K.lN cu Honduran plantain-st sauna“
ll ut ll ria is to replace the Mina. bridge or tax obligation: nor, 3 MAY “11‘“: . ' , ' '1‘" chaps “it: as. M; ......
equd .‘ 1 L8 '3 ‘ pie 0‘ Nomi!!! STOW!” them in their for 1931318th11 relative to m am. .1 -Mm flt. Ben-mar. "- : 5.0, _
Henerable Chapel of St John in Van. constrictions and this u then. the. 03: «PM Mama” “1,67! m L C- II: ? iulrlnfirlaum Ann. shun. when. WI , your . Slit m II“: ‘3 _
Zack street N York, raises again port'uulty will m m thwi‘tjo Wm; m glow 3,11de Clix. m 0‘ M m M k m , . “cm
W W 7'" m ’1" 9m north not in cart em . . ..
gale questIOn: Why is 11 American “new” W‘t’i'entfl-IMI,WI 1 mm or trolley transportation. They Mammals: Mm, “I: ml:- “Managua-hid b ' L . 7‘2
' ties cannot maintain the places that some fine m mm are consistent with all clone» imp.- guttepl. r L y V“ w
. .“ music Definite plans for both affairs “3 “I. “he: States. tevar has tile main; of are - 11b hula, Gustave blush. and m- .. . I .
- . e their origin and. growth? Ans will he announced in the near future. In” 1319103353 of the necessity for Republic“: .mm . “Item! Vam- The ‘ ..
y is it that American' cities can? increased finances, surely his Milan: hour' ~ In“ shell. 1 ad “3
,V .t be unshared. as are 'those of En POL'ICE SCANDAL mm 1:131:11;th wisdom of our m, mm u Wade: '0 ”My; :3. am! am“ .541“ II, ...-I“ ma. 8-. from”,
* .pe. but are constantly; shitting. then STIRS NEW YORK ties and moon Me, on m ”.mm W- mac‘s-s b betas principal season tori ' a.“
oorings? ~ ed-I-b P- On oi‘ & most vain m gu- .cm in the eflect “Built l the mvehr Hill “63““
w°mu 1"“ ‘5" °’ R“ m“ m the mm “mm“ "um.” ‘ Men’s Knitted Gloves
titles new as well as old in America
notstay put.
into the home ggcqcm the district attorney's office.
Rebecca Mel3ado, one of the wit-
s pushes I
-. d the buildings of an eaxlier 6.213 1119'
troyed of left to dQcay in matErial
" . spirit; The towns grow away
their earlier shrines, _and forget
..f Few there be "that take the
his to preserve these landmarks
' r-wllatevel' of association they may
'13. l
A one cannot concehe‘ of London
ing awa3 from Westministel A -
.or St. Paul's the Parliament
Idings. And London Blidge of
e centuries ago is still London
dge: the place is as ri<h in activi-
.- today as it is in memories of an
.. ier life. These and othel historic-
dings seem to ant-hm London. to
.i it to the spot hallo“ ed by age.
t.Brookl3:1 Bridge cannot anchol
7 w Y,ork n01 FaJleuil Hull hold Bos-
Cleveland is not held to its
him suits of clothes
sister, she‘ sol,
pay detectives”,
announced.
Last summer Gunsou Was tried. by.
the police department. after he had
arrested t33o 3oung WT en who Were
exonerated in court.
tl'lal board acquitted him
acter of the two girls .w
Judge Rosalsky to be a ove reproach:
'i he district attorney’ s office announc-
ed that the testimony of the
gills against Gunson had been corrob-
01‘3de l
Miss Mei3ado also testified
is young woman sought to reform she
was hounded by the police, her em-'
plo3els being into: med 61: her previous
life I}: she not a job. 160“ Gonzales
. _Itest ed -that she had qen' arrested
.. z 9 nor Philadelphia bound to In ten times in two years and not con-
pehdence Hall mantle of 0111 liber. 3iCled once. She had been informed:
though it be. ‘ that if she retained a certain lawyern
19 not that St. John S Chappl is-IsheI said, the detectives would changtI --
uemornble buildipg. Its palt in‘
Slacks early histr03 was humble.
unostontious. But it is neverthe-
nelink Ilvith the past. Its sale l‘h
té's that lielhaps om Trinity in-
my be next to go. What is to
t it? America is careless of
cries and finds little use for tradi.
in spite oi‘our national sentimen-
II
tlleil testimony so that she should no.
he comicted. '
The iaw3el” s fees ranged from $30)
to $500 she said.
NEW JERSEY ASKS
EARLY HEARING ON ,..l
WE'II’ COMPLAINT 1
_,
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nun—_-
pr-opeily passed.
Complaint also is made that
amendment establishes a centralize»!
tion of pOWer and authority, withoutl
the consent of the people of the State
of New Jersey, and that it flat viola-
1HE TURKISH SURRENDER.
1- American public. having
7:t in European aflahs {21-
has beesbsitting 'up and taking
as afnailaresultotsolneot
..recent acts of the allied council.
among them in its power to
. the American mind is the dc-
.to lenve the Turks in posses»
Constantinople.
“typical American cares .very
“shunt CousmntinopIHeltain-
enough to induce him to accept
‘ to rule it. But he does
tout the Turks, loathing thcnl
Raoul: fervor and earnestlv de-
lost
a
Volstead act, having been enacted 1111-.
der authority of the 18th Amendment |
thedpetilion said it is, itself, null and
3oi
. Continuing, the petition States lh: 1t
the Volstead act is illegal because by;
“depreciating and, in a large measure
and personal property within
Slate.‘ it is destfictive of the State St
nee and independent government,
because it deprives the State of re3 er. I
1195 from licenses l3'l11Ch,iD 1915,
1 what 3;. it interferes with the internal govern -
tat?” :(i-anaflgethel r mas- man of the people and operates to
to em =[9111311811 them, by heavy fines, imprison
glooting and 0th" abominav. 'ment and forfeitures thus preventinzt
t and present. He expectedHuer application for licenses for theI
of “uh. the Turks sale of lion-intoxicating beverages.
fie? W I” which is constitutional and legal un~
beexpeileé mm W cm- the laws or the State. 1
,a the treacherous part they a Complaint is made further that the!
In this "In on top at 3“ their act fistulas the practice of physicians 1'
"crimes. He wanted them eu-
1
eration of its penal corr tional anml
” We filibutions, th‘a .tbe State
- has no}. marred in the Nation: 1‘.
amendment.
(med, it
Stale tot :13!th its heaps}
and. W that the act is not apple}
prints to suffice the p com:
tamediuthaamendmeut whichi‘sex-w
m It” ma. to Wimof’
right or that
' torootitodtoflflufooe
stihtolerstsitspreseuce
‘ m-oneolihemost iat-
,ummflissdworlo.
Iagdm thatflrit-'
gonflthn 3 01 your 11 t
. .. s 0! com ave
The trend 19' 3‘“ a..s upon women, but are preventing thein- new are l, gqt‘vicat, no
gray from the spot first settled Bust 1mm leading better lives, according to I50“ for
l ‘Cfll‘l‘:
nesses against Gunson, testified thatlmey wore grooves in
nulhree years. she had paid 'a detect- face of present-day
ive sums totulnng $5,,000 and given Im more t
. and other fires-I91 ng thirty
eats” She pos d_ as this detective's our city 311-3943, The buckling
and assisted him in p,ayement not only w
anestinz other gigs, wmIretused he or space \Kl‘lllfi tin; com
a- 1 many wast outside of 11. caused by this weight however and there is wide!
corroborated. by Stella Young, it wasiand speed is sufficient answer to any ’ ‘F a -— ..
such claim. .the approaching chuterencgif . _
en the police tbe- disc at 11g 0
The char- of this commission in the same casm.
declared by take care ’ot the Bridge Oblilamm :the iii-st annual convéntlou or the Na-
while the tax impositions are within tional Faun Bureau ream "ml
gseptlng nearly a million ms
Certainb it nigument and reason tuentv-eight states. todaytékup con“
its.“ ier'illfmS th“ Panacea' slderalion of a tentathe piofiam
for the Companl“ -' finanfial (“59-159 would provide for employment. d an»
raunnl he found in their removal If perts to am). the field/oi"; mm' l
welaze man could stop eatlnS» activities and conserve and we
open he Itheir. domestic and W “I
would not lul 1m hit-11m W8”e‘5- BUtIterests The laden-atlas pledged $509.1.“ e M 1.;qu to Susan A. Hoyt.
notwithstanding the increased costs 000 to carry on it! worlg 1:719?! and
: ,.,. m4} .- “I m... ur’rlgms's in 013 '1“.$1.000.000 {or 1.922 dot and buildings, Ha3iland street.
that if can.“ ed t
illl’.
dressing and live
:ileli- fort
[1111- Li.
[0111 11ll1~.
‘soclety.
and that, it thenct is est
fie
ass-1:3,:
the 'company to
thsSe obligations.“
idle to say that horse cars re- or other manner bandits. Me
lthln the llm
anthl 'reav
live because
the road, in the
cars w'glgmns ”will take and whether than: will be avenue.
last m. A Ana 6.. “ '89meroy to Elisabeth 1.
The able opinion of the Superhu-
in
i 'r-Min u ’tfilrlnr‘e that he (int
:3le I‘llér
hu-v’» ' rv
"le
\
doesn't out i
the
we
NORW'ALK‘S
in
Court in tin Norwaik Bridge case andI
pinion oi the chair-maul
thret a mum :11 and proper scope.
the
and dress
himself. He
:1 these depart-
CASE.
This community formerly enjoyed
togcto
Rmmyton from South Norwalk, an ad?
.l’il-Tga‘. anmunt 15 Norwalk and about
30
end —N ash
vexal factories; On
th(‘ll“.t'nt)‘ ce‘nts from Rowuyton to Wills
nipsuk‘. At the5e twa extremes are.”
the Rowayton
Engineering Companyf,
tion 0’ their 5“an rights The ISlandard Oil Company and U. 8. all)»
ping Boardaon the Winulpault end,
in, _..
'pa—ve r ‘11 three working shifts.
F-liinui’nclui in:
E(Louusl .1r 3'
r 1.:
file.
0 Ian. much as formerly
Mounted to 5,142 899 and because 3w .‘r mam, of its 1)“an on account of
& Bissel
destroying the taxable value of real Employees in 3113 of these factories
th“ Ic’.‘ cs lain; "1 cities? of these extreme lo-
lmlitles travelldg to the other ex-
‘tremn ivy from three to {our times
“ rum: 1: 'l‘ir.n and Rubber Com-l
The
Company and
Company;
The city con-
Junior and Senior High school ‘Sys-
team at an increased cost and the foe-
htowhatnymthsm mm.
pol-Mum local
Raul-Knob
heemtoknowuhattroudlfilmlaxher .laat and buildings,
.3156“ old horse car,- truv- eamitemeut as on the
lies an holii', through
M ESTATE “A“.
to Chtfiel J. Gal-
We
fairly definite ling mm :pbuntIy Ponies-op, riot and buildings m
“pedaling inward the state “3*
puny paves butt situations will m1!
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NATIONAL FARM IOREA‘6
Ia five and later _a six cent flat rate. lt" Mam“, Ween page", tuner! M Garage.
pow POSl< twelve “.cents .
the federation‘ s purpose vi so "real I ,
1 re ‘csent the farmers by Marin--
but gtts more money and cuts learn; furnish farmers aummvexm (5.1011va nd bum!—
requirements 0’ iinlorunutiop about, legislatbp alum
them, iarlli's, Will.
trade conditions and relations, credits
IIul lot and building. Wall
*atreet
‘Cwu ariedpoJF ea 11.
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I
CHICAGO, March 4.——Delontea to!
View beach.
1W innipal
“f Job: I
m R. Azuhler to -
Imnsnte lot and buildings
.1. ‘LI‘
President J. R. Howard; declared
lover to Nana 3'
lot and bulking. Norman avenue.
mmermwerg to‘tl'hom‘as‘l Skelly. '
and Water .
Roadie T. Shelton in William H.
FEDERATlON Raye, lot and buildings. East avenue.
William W. Stickies to Gertrude l“. _
Mitchell, 3 lots and buildings. l‘l‘urbor
inf my. Crowfher to" Lucyau wu-
nlswskfi‘and wire lot and buildings.
Keogh .
Maria 3.
Ely ave -
l swept; W Simona to NE omen. lot.
and buildings, North Main street. ’
Edwin T. Rice and John French to
in” Nomi and. Westport'.
“freight rates.
meridian;
mus-50:; Salem-lee.
DRESSES
film favoredabrsa 0‘
.Yo-ean from: ~I
orieesarethelowest.
sacs}:—
cllouse ..
(landlines are the Ibest.
......» DRESSES at 5123‘.
~ Of a very-good quality wool Jersey and serge, in .tuu, navy
and Burgundy. »,
' DRESSES at $14.98
Tile materials are satin. tafl'cta antl'scrg‘t‘; about twenty dif-
ferent styhs;al_1 the best colors. U _1 .
DRESSES at 515_ 93
, Silvei'tone, serge and Jersey dresses of style and quality --
Copcn, navy and tan. - ‘
p
GEHEBE’S
' . ' .' ”Lind nrrsuomm
l.
I .
and to promote more business-lihsl ‘1 . __
W3 ‘
......m . .. ~.-m ”was... . COCOADOOR MATS g.
——~~.-—r " . , . a ., - , ' l:
‘3’ - l figgww'msmsts Show...” Samoa": to:
manual >
Attractive SW8 ”Wire I lAt Ium‘yflwfifitfgpzlgiefigzrig lanai a. very mflgémtmeut. but
f V
AB’TlusWec-k If. - a w_ ‘ W mm,
$349 Prices $1.59 Up .
Aluminmnl'sam “lbw" manly. Special . -~ 4P§
J Alminnmnouhls ...”..fim. anus-p 527 mII‘Zs WBSbluytIOB SlI
"Griswold" Tofu: mutant: 6 qt. sin M63”_ ' L SOUTH Romain. pm
" Rosenfield
Iundsnrieons at the State and the op; . _ ‘
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