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BUCHAREST, .Iune 25 -That the
carpet bagging system known to the .
South after the Civil W'ar has been “ _ r . . , l A E N M . , . '
Summery Thmgs for Vacatlon Tlme
Our advice to our friends and customers is to build now——
Do not wait for lower prices in lumber for in reality lumber
is not high in, comparison to other things—not as high new as
' it may be later on. ,
Our plans, specifications and. hills of metal-isle “ifo’fany .- "
type of building you may be thinking about are yours {or the
aSkiDE- W
The information and advice we give you may save you
a good many dollars in the cost of your house or repair bill-
Come in and talk it over with us any time. .. ._
The Hatch {'9’ Bailey Co.
' Men of your stamp buy com-
fort here—they stick to us year .
titer year-and being posted al-
ways find our coal is of the first
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.‘We do not send by parcel post-
a scrvice that we cannot boast-
the ough by our carriers strong and
Me we get coal safely there by
‘gale” and chute it quicklyin
Wt box for you to get when
TBYINE EARPET
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applied by 1the Romanians in their
new provinces of Bessarabia Bukovl-
no. and TransylVania, is the burden of
complaints that the minority popula-
tion of these provinces are sending to
the allied government It is charged
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, Your Chddren
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hijurious influences.
. Why Not Feed Their
Souls With Real Music?
Imitation music- conslantly fed
~to your children 11 111 quickly on art
their sense of what music should
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Auto supplies, Tires and Tubes
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MORE LIQUOR CONFASCATED.
STAMFORD June ‘25.~A telephone
messag. e claimed to have been anon)-
mous led the lfl‘cdexul Prohibition en-
forcement ri‘l‘icers to stop a truck last
night on the Post road west of here
liquors.
Bert Lippner. 64 Buenn Vista avenue.
Yonkers: Julius Reich. No. 2'56 Chest
nut street, Yonkers. and Peter H. Gar-
vin. No. 47 Tuxedo avenue, Provi-
dence, R. l., were taken to Bridgeport
for a hearing. Lippner, the driver,
said the truck had been taken without
permission of its owners in Yonkers.
——Try a'classified adverttSement in
.the Sentinel for the best result-L
Grass Rugs,
ROWLAND ELECTED VENERABLE
MASTER. \
F...—
DERBY. June 25 ——Jolm 0. Row-
land, of Vl’nlllngford. was elected \en-
erable Master of the Masonic Veter-
ans Association before the fiftieth re~
union closed yesterday. A veterans'
jewel will be given to \Vilffld H. Keir
tleton. of Bristol, sixtyseven years a
Mason.
HlTCHCOCK WILL NOT ACCEPT.
WASHINGTON, June 25.—-—Senalor
Hitchcock. Nebraska, announced to—
(lav th at he \V ould not accept the Door
ocmtic vice presidential nomination.
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- - We have a very interesting display of rugs just received
eluded are many choice Axmisters m harmonious designs and almost any size
you may desire. These are all of domes 1c malice—woven to stand long and hard h
wear—and are Seling at special prices, some as low as, $68. 00 for 9x12 size.
........... $ 975
Top Brussells, $38.00
Wilton,
has long been deep.
Armies of Occupation to bulldoze and
terrorize the local inhabitants. It is
even charged that the Wealthier land
owners are being arrested in the hope
that they will either desert their lands
and sell their homes far under the
real value.
According to Dr. Nicholas Lupu, re-
cently Minister of the Interior. the
'Army of Occupation in these provinc-
es should long since have been re-
moved. “After four years’ of war. sol-
diers respect the rights of nobody,"
he Said.
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In Bessarabia. where the army is‘
kept as a portectlon against the Bol—
Sheviks the cl1a1.. es of maladminis-
tration have been many. It is stated
that here the army has also prevent.-
ed the just operation of the law pro-
viding for the division of the land.
The greatest charges come from
Transylvania and the Hungarian iron-
tier, where the nationality bitterness
On those mem-
bers of the Hungarian nobility who
have persisted in remaining on their
estates are quartered a hall a dozen
soldiers or policemen who practically
hold them prisoners. Vl’hile they are
able to operate their estates they are
not pelmitted to receive visitors or
mail except by permission of these
soldiers. Many instances are cited
where the head of the house has been
arrested and so harassed that he had
to flee. leaving‘his home in the pos-
session or his wife and daughter, much
after the manner of the Russian and
Polish landholders during the early
Stages of Bolshevism.
There are many cases cited where
thoroughbred horses have been stolen
and later entered info the races in the
different cities of Romania.
Them 113ch been numerous reports
that the Transylvaninns hope 10 find a
Way out. of their difficulties by con»
vertinz themselves into a small ro—
puhlic_ if Inter circumstances permit.
or else of attain joining themselves to
the Hungarians.
It is churned that the land is helm:
taken from the rightful owners and «ii
vided up among: the Romanian carpal
buggers. V1 lm in mm sell it lo the Ru
manlan peasants of tho counuv
lNTERNATlONAL JUSTlCE COURT
AT THE HAGUE.
THE HAGUE. June 25 (Assor'ialod
Px'ossl.~The Commission of Jurisls
in session hero for the formation of a
permanent court of inleramionaljusl-
ice. as provided for in the League of
Nations“ covenant. has unanimously
decided that :hls court shall be local-
ed a! The Hague.
CAVE RETURNED TO LEGISLA-
TURF-Z.
ST, JOHN'S. N. F., June 25—4?“-
llam Cave, l‘m'nmrly Minister of Ship»
ping. who was deprived of his seal in
1119 Legislature by the Supreme court
on charges of corrupt practices. was
returned in the bye-election in the
Bay do Verde district, yesterday. ll.
received 1.334'1'0103 lo 913 for the
Opposition candidate, lluddister.
Sheriff Rates of. Ridgelield, tole—
phoned to ask the police here to look
out for Slwlano Delaguila. a prisoner
who escaped from his custody. The
man is thirty years old. five feet, eight
inches tall, weighs 150 pounds, has
black hair. but only a three days’
growth. his head having been shaved:
blue eyes. dark complexion. slim build
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and a‘scar under his left thumb
“Vhen he not away he had on coal.
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this week. In-
'.$19. 50
‘ the packag.
T knockS. AS WEICOIIIB BS 3 that these provinces have beenfllioeid‘ed ‘ _ ’ , .. .
Mdrom home It warm your " W 80m sonwux. cons. :1..w::3..dis°:::a..:n§“.2...c is BATHING CAPS. SHOES. STOCKINGS AND TIGHTS. .~ 12s» a". lumen
A BIG LINE OF SEPARATE WHITE DRESS SKIRTS.
WOVEN 211511”) COUCH HAlVIMOCKS or MANY‘STYLES.‘
VUDOR' PORCH SCREENS ARE THE BEST.
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COUNTERFEITERS
SCHOOL LOCATED
IN BRIGEPORT
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Duland was senetnced to six
months in the Fairfield county jail.
He is now serving a term of three to
five years in prison {or shootlng
Policeman Halpin. His jail sentence
will begin on the expiration of ills
prison term.
Accused All, Novices
Duland's case is only one of a
number which have recently been dis-
pased of in the Federal court The
variety of counterfeiting cases which
have come to liaht in Bridgeport
during the past few months has giv
the secret service men the idea that
the work in this city is more thanthat
ordinarilV done by a group of he or
”nee counterfeilers. Many of the
men who have been arrested claim
that they had no previous knowledge
of the art of making: money in this
fashion until a short time before their
apprehension.
Among the recent cases brought
before the 1?. S, attorney at Hartford
are those of Guissoppc Barcillano.
alias Joe Bairlua, who was sentenced
to three years and three months 3.)
Atlanta: Joseph Lombardo. who 1'1,»
ceived a 1mm of one year and one
day; Urmond llonais. and his wife,
Mary Donais, of Milford. the former
who went up for one year and a day;
and the latlm'Tor a very brief period:
Joseph Barbe. who was sentenced to
one year in the county jail: and Nich-
olas Cammara. Vvh'o was fined $400
and costs and sentenced to one day
in jail. All {base arrests were made
by the local sorrel service men.
Wide Variety of Cases.
The secret senior; men state that
there has been no one particular class
or type of c0411 01 cunency passed in
lllridgopozt; b1lls of all kinds have
been passed in all ways. Biloua. it
was was claimed. made five and twen—
ty dollar bills; Lombardo was pass-
ing two kinds of twenty dollar bills:
Barbe was raising one dollar bills to
tens. Mrs. Donald and her husband
were raising one dollar bills to,lwon-
ly. and Cammara was charged with
having in his possession moulds for
twenlyefive cent and fifty cent pieces.
PEKING. June. 23.—~lnqui1_v by Chi
na‘s delegate in Siberia li Chla- -ao.
concerning the proffered restoration
to China. by the, Soviet Government.
of the Chinese Eastern Railway and
all mining and forestry concessions.
by former Government of RuSSia ap-
pears to Show that the communica-
tion received b3. the Chinese Govem-
mom in the last days of March was
unauthorized -
The note pmpmled to be signed bV'
the, Soviet delegate to the Council of
(‘otnmissmies of Sibozia and the Far
East. Jonsonhy direction of lhe’Com-
missary of Foreign Affairs at. Mos-
cow: Harakhin. A telegram from L1
(‘hiavao to his Government. says no
such communication was signed by
Jonson. An announcement of the fact
has accordinsly been sent out, to all
the provinces by the Chinese Cabinet.
MOTHER!
“chroma“ Syrupbf Figs“
Child’s Best Laxative
Accept “California” Syrulp of Figs
, only—look for the name California on
.then you are sure your ‘
having the host andwfmt
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concluding with a wal 11mg against any
instxuctions to check Bolshevik p1 op-
agenda
EflEEEfiE EXAMS.
PREVES STRENUUUS
CAMBRIDGE Mass, Whine 25.——The
faculties of Harvmd University and
Massachusetts Institute of Technolo-
gy have taken action to dispel or to
allay the undergraduate bogy of final
examinations.
The tests which the students of the
institute ha\e undergone this month
mav be the last of the kind at “Tech "
A committee of famlty members
alumni and undergraduates have been
appointed to investigate methods of
testing the college man's kndwledge
and proficiency in studies other than
by the customarv examination This
step lollmxod unsuccessful attempts
to have the students acccpl the honor
I
, system_
At Harvard there has been no con-
.sldmation of the ploposnl to do one}
with examinations but them has born
action to case the mental slmin which
they put on the students. 'lhe soolh-
inn (harms attributed to music. and
its powels to stimulate sluggish minds
to actin llmuahl limo been called
upon as first aid to undergraduates
beset with troublesome lesls.
l’ndcr the direction of Professor A.
Davison. university choirmasler,
uslcal recitals of ten minutes each
have been given dallv in Appleton
chapel during the examination sea-
son. They have been held in the,
morning. just below the filsl of Ilw
daV S examinations was to beoln.Tl1e
progmms consisted of light classical
selections and prmed popular alike
among men who had sot up all night
with their books and hollow-eyed and
nervous, sought rest and calm: and
among mhors who. after a night of
sleep. Sought from 1110 music :1 mental
stimulus for the tests which lay
ahead.
'H EADSVWXENSWANV.
T.
“’illiam V. (“ampbelL who has been
vice president of the Waring I-lnt
Manufacturing (70., of Yonkers, N. Y..
811109 1913. has been made president
of the company following the reels“
nation of Arthur B. \Yaring. Lewis
Roberts uho has been connected with
the Compam fox sou-Hal vears. and is
a nephew of 311. “’aring. will succeed
Mr. Campbell in the Vice 111ccidoncy.
BERLIN, June
ry-
.-..;)
Mcomplnint llml
more school children of Ibo middle
class than the pom-or class parents:
were. fed by the American Friunds‘
Society was made by the Independent
Socialist members at a municipal
council meeting at Spandau.
,The hurgomastcr replied that the
children Wore selected by the school
doctors without regard to class. Strict—
ly in accordance with the relief com-
missioners' instructions, and experi—
ence had shown that. middle class
children were more under—nourished
than those of the less well clasaca.
TO THE PUBLIC!
In order to keep our help
during the summer months
summer
skirts ‘made to order from
$2.50 on.
H.Krieger&Co.
Ready-to-wear Clothes
for the whole family on
easy payments.
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a healthy condition, the m 1“ "a; a;
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Teeth which prohudo m 1: rd on
can be straightened and non 1mm“
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