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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 9, 1920 · page 1

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SOUTH NORWALX, CONN. ' TUESDAY, NOV. 9, 1920

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

resent a Country Fair

 

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lat ll at place, however, be- H
Um 11ml to Newark. N. 1.. 1re1'e'.l..

01.. Children's society of New H”

by his mother. The boy was 111
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d the Bureau of Miqsing Pet'-

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ISIICE IDAT MISS IUDINGIDN
ANS INCLUDE EDD IEAGDE DE
BID PARADE WDNEN VOTERS

3' Organizations Have urtn’l'ronir
'nttied Intention of Par- ““1”

members today

_ 9.~‘l‘he Connec—
_ Association
. _ . voted to initiate
apatmg m the Event formation (11‘ a Lcague ot' \l'omcn Vot-
in Connecticut, "

\xaotiation until

. [he 5111‘11'1121- .- .'
H AR Y 4T fairs can be closed
' . I about January 1,

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Miss Katherine I.u1l~
ington. the presidcnt, was named by a
_ l . (-1111: 111111111» ' 11 (otnniittcc on

organization of the League

- The county banneis 01 the Suffrage
7' Association wete disposed of at
tion as a means 01 raisin funds
'. {0— Be Erected to the state hanmw g
sentcd to the State Librarv
not be auctioned
Ludington outlined the pro-

probably will be pre

which three score of followers of
dancers participated. The judges

Money Raised for ‘ 111.3
fvson Home posed League and empliazed "what it
is not. ” She said it is not 3"R1'pub‘
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\i':1‘1”."-.tT«I.-"‘”Wilt”In”! Katherine Lttdinzton.
,: . " ‘ ' "' the t'onnccticut \‘Vomnn Suffrage As-
sociation. _ '
made the morning address at

durable» difficulty because ol' the fine-
exhibition on the part of several coup.

1' ”Illlllm' parties, ‘ .
1148. the Judges awarded prizes of

stt eased those

against the Leanne,"
‘ forty-two states.

(lunch): was enjoyed to music furnish-

‘3,“ MM 11 MI... will M history. ed by Morrtams orchestra~

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t'miy~ (has Smith. Jack (luarnieri.
lid. M, Ryan: Gold lit-nth. Suzi Limit.
'I' llrotht'rlnn. John Nnoney. Jnhn
l:1111-: Polity booth. Mr» F, \V, Tho-
llil‘l‘lflll, .\I1'\ (‘vlrtmj Miss Nollie .H

t; .\ 1?. Vote

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The tautt'on'e of {Illa would he:

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E. O‘Brien

TD DIANE MANY _

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sun 1112;111izzutiorr
Jed leagues
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nationwide
composed of Hfllllfli~

organized i'1
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and to \thl‘k for thv
t‘llltiz't't ”will
. legislation t>lll‘t'l£lll}' in the interest of
t -l 1' 1111-1-11
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(.overnor- Elect Lake Has

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DYNAMITE ATIAIIII
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New Outbreaks of Gunmen

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ATTENDANCE AT
IIDPE HDSE EAIII
SHATTEIIS REEDIID

Five Hundred Attend Fire-
men’s Fair at .Town As-
sembly Hall—Prize Waltz
a Feature

 

linger and hotter than ever. the an-
nual lair given by Hope Hose Com-
panv No 2 opened with 11 full attend—
ante last night in the Town Asgemblv
hall. A incoidbreaking crowd at-
tended the affair and voted it “the
best ever."

The hall was prettily arranged for
the occasion with orange and black
crepe paper which was strung along
the «chin: and walls and twined
around the supports of the many
booths.

The lealure or the opening: night was
11 prim) 1111117. in which three score of

new Margaret Payton, Mary Mahony
11ml Jcnm'tte Sheehan. After consi-

"t in gold each to Miss Hilda Butte-
lm 11nd Alvin Bibr-r.

’I‘hv booths wore largely putt-(mind!
durine the night and did :1 record
breaking lutsine<s Between times.

 

'l‘him» in charge of the booths: were:
“tilt-1115' lumth. (‘1-pt. S “'. Brother-

l:E<1-11: Door. John ll"

 

 

APPDINTAIENIS

Several Important Places
to Fill

 

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((‘nntlnllFJ on Page Eight. 1

Keep Troopers Busy

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muting-«x lull ”1:11 th- 1 I111 11 1" 1' .
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LONDON. Nov. 9.— The Duchess of faclurers and dealers aie overstock
Marlborough. formerly Consuela Van- ed." .ald ll. L. Mohr, treasurer and

 

 

 

in Bronx, N. ‘1'. Later. how—1 Hunt 11111111-1111111'11' win-(1 Newark. .\’.
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”Ck“! UP I)! the police By Hurdnmn '
did not rum-Wt- '

mf'hna he escaped Saturday WNW“)
1'11111-1-1'111112.’
' looks so-vcrnl
“hose care he was placed. “ '11-: “no“
ail-aged to reach Jersey City. N. ‘ ”Mama".
e1e he was again taken into (3115- 1111-11.
85! Eight. 'l‘hcy
'1' will be brought back home Hwy

- other two young

were clumml by the
wrecked tl11-

irnnswiclt, pursuing th1-

the parties of unidentified men occurred

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v throueh the botwalk Red 1111-1111111”- of late vesterda)‘.

 

 

few "0““ Cl” U. S. S—ues U. M. C. For Turk Woman Nationalist

Duty on Material

 

“amazes
lion
aXlCO (‘l‘T‘Y Nov. 9.~lt would ”an”
. case-s that has come
idem-elem of Mexico. 20 0199? S. court which will Ilt' heard beginning
.101; Harding, at a border city. November
' mould arrangements for 511011 a g‘m'ernnivnt against the l'nion Metal-
»:ume he completed. said a state Tic Cartridge (30.. of Bridgeport. which
'. intH-l last night from .General is claimed failed to pay
.1 1" r—adquarters. The short hardening material

vhir l1 intervenes before the in- vfliich was imported into this country.
' ‘ n”, .11" the general and the 119‘ The case will be heard tie-fore Judge
'~'- :1 gin-paring a Legislative pro- Edwin S. Thomas)
river) as reasons. governmtnt is Special Assistant Attor—
't. 2 r .was made that General ney General Crastaten of New York.
’19“:- 11712111111: benefits to be de- The December term of the U.
'a 1 "1;. . 11h a meeting and per- District court will come in at Hartford
I December 11.

Turkish Nationalists refuse to treat
with the Constantinople Cabinet
“they declare that they are adhering
to the Moscow Soviet Government
which has promised them military aid
in case-or attach! by the Greeks or
others. Mrs. Halide Edib. the womn
Nationalist leader. declares offlciall)‘
that she has cast her lot with the
ltussian’ Bolsheviki and that she has
lost hope in the l‘nited States.

into the l'.

The case is that of the

 

her statement. “and I am going with
Lennie, who Is fighting our common
English enemy. I shall live and Elie
‘wflh henlne. I am an eternal rebel
against the civilized butcheu.”

 

 

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'atlatks upon minim: properties and
'1111 11th mpt to dynamite 11 mine tipple.
111111- 111 pt slalt- troopers
’Minzo (011i strikt- 7.11111- 111tltin 11 pt riod
tot” (‘lL’I‘tht 11 hours actmding to r1
ports made by authorities hert- yes-

0f ‘-t1 l‘duv.

T110 of the attacks carried out by

 

 

‘ Cuts Wilson for Lenine

.1NG1111A. Asia Minor. Nov. 9.——'l‘h1-

 

“It was Wilson' or Lenine.” says

Blenheim Palace the duke‘u nest-
dance and shadowed the duke and a
companion on a trip to Paris—and a
solicitors clerk. who witnessed the
service of [He court. papers on the (19- three other: were seriously injured
feudal“ fighting in fire here. yesterday. when “'ASHINGTON
Evidence '38 5‘22 “’3‘ the an” the heavy double doors of a largr phic orders were Dent today to the on on

land 'occupied a room in a prominent sawdust vault x‘ave way. deluging the, recruiting service to recruit the sec The on!!! its trolley car were not
note: in Pants on Feb. 28 last with a sidewalk with .an. avalanche of the and division to lull 3th inmo-
woman :Vrhum the detective deem-lb flaming muted-ll. the finely men

ed. .5 twenty-{our or twentyfive years flames from below. the firemen nin-

“Se
Unleu otter WW “'9 M climbed to the roof. where they strug—
tun-(Lb! duke the 4933‘“ “W tied unda' the ”impending peril at an

m a teeny becomes absolute explosion of

 

 

 

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Supreme Court Transport
Decision Interests Et-

Saloon Men — Stremlau
Predicts Trouble, Decision
7 Allowing Removal May

Complicate Enforcement

 

Ethel Conover Admits Liv- """""' 1; ranz
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lng Wlth V enable Wll- Ciul‘lv 1'll‘t'1'1't ir1m1\IIi:' .Ii't'tsi'n‘n lel‘lt’ltr ROI“ 1.1...

Hams for Thirteen Months L’nilml Stun-s Soprano court. all» If”? .1'
- notznt‘ml )'t‘Sll‘l'dU_\‘. that Him.” In“: ‘OIII‘uIWH
as Mlstress full) acquired for 11111111.. us.- lnn\ tumglur
213'

stot'ctl in plum s 1:1‘111-1' than in hmm s.

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saloon keepers and liquor tlt'illl'l‘S

Anderson calm During PI'O' said. l'ndt'r lhc new decision. this and J”""“I’h ““3"“.
to custodv in Bridgeport last llillhl by
in connection with

' __ ' _ may lu- mom-d to 1111- 1.-1111v-1"s IlUlIH' .
ceedmgs Many Witness ‘ the State Police,

CS Examined by State; (Continued on page Two) the investigation of the
Donahue. of New York.

Court Adjourns Until “W Newton . .
Thursday Morning MR "UKUS WEDS brought :S .. . ' '
»_. 0 State l’ollccmcn \‘irelli and

and are being detained at police head-
39‘3"?”15‘1‘. NHIIIWH of Russian Holshe.

 

 

 

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the bridt- at Stephen llokus. son of;

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the thirteenth semiannual buying ‘f ' l"
convention of the ("nited National: ””mmu’”:
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derbilt dauzhler 01‘ VI“ K. \‘anderbilL general mahager ol' the association " '
0 ‘‘‘‘‘‘ iwas today awarded a decree of divotce todav "The price must come down Says He “Was HCId Up

“-11- 1- shooting 1'1lt'1'a1s including two from the Duke Of \larlboxough. [“9 have Pas-“9d the peak in‘high pfiC'i
Allegations of dGSEltIOfl and mis. es of wearing apparel Mens clothmg
‘conduct were made by the duchess. will be considerably cheaper from now , wo-
M131 in tin Imeal denial 0f the changes was on; the retailer can afford to sell at mfielgnuaab-EmgngofllzgtflatnsagficlockI
made by the (lake's counsel. The lesé. for his costs are becoming lower. 111: i lit 3 ' "
ducheSS was awarded the casts of the] "Hm-g. are some men's shirts." he :2ng avenue was robbed of
act1on.said. indicating an exhibition, “which :3“ (“lice are invectigafing the hold-
The charge of desertion was based wholesaled at $45 a' dozen a e 90 "
upon the dukEs disobedience of the months ago Now they are offered 8! ' ..
order for the restitution of conjugal $16.50 a dozen Here me 2900 st! “Iii f‘cggmégg ;?1:feb§:0;?a:oigalsiing-
rights which the duchess obtained offered at $1550 suits that ordinarilv "e Palm?“ sweet when the pair
lasr March. wholesaled at 845 The age or extia- agieabhed They grabbed him and
The case lasted only twenty-five‘vagance has passed, and rather than
mmutes. Sir Edward Carson apnea!” let the goods rat on the shelves the with sfi'wblch he had in his pockets.

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Iglg'd fail-r ttillage 2:153:38. and Robert Bay-m “nnggctgrege'gro getting WM“ thev He told the police that he would not
Only two witnesses were called—— ' '
an English detective, who watched Firemen Narrowly picked up

Escaped Death

’NEVV YORK. Nov. .§.-—~'l"wenty fire-
men narrowly‘ escaped death and

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. 'l‘lwn- is :1 small quantity of "hard guards.

.stnll" pr11'11tt-l) tmnmi. now Niol‘l'tl 111 have been taken to l’alllllll'}.
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inquest being cumlut'trtl

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the men taken in-

Arthur Y.

lorcnoon by

In Newton 11 this
forenoon Kranz and Roach were con-
fronted . '
brotherln-Iaw
{with him at the (inn) nl‘ lhl‘ .
'Tho state police refused to say wheth—
01' or not
prisoners.

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of Donahue.

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HDIIAND WIII
DPPDSE AGENTS
0E BDISIIEVIIII

Heavy Guads Maintained So
That Persons Wishing to
Cross Must Do So
T h r o u g h Recognized
Highways

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'Polish Deserters Said to
Have Arrived Here in
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German limitic'r to prevent thr- influx

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wishingu to (‘1'11<~' the 1111111111111) in ei-
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frontier posts and over rocoenized

highways.

Men whom 1111» Iltlllt't‘ would like to
intc111’111' hau' lwt'n set-n in this. city
and \'~'~<t-'~1lnt11 11111, when the police
set their diagnrt t'm' tht-ir quarry,

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Continued on pure seven

SEVEN VETERANS
IN IEEISIATIIIIE

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trio on the 111. 1n) (1th

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on Raymond Street

 

Joseph “'agoner. of Con-

demandfid his money getting one"

the able to recognize those concerned.

 

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1Vr'n t"’>¢"l‘\'l"0 111111 111'.- locihlalive
.posh lust Titania}. ml'li Who are

n1¢»y!)l,~'- 111' 1hr» Ann-1111111 Union.

;ll=lt1‘r 11.11401'1'51'0 1111111 1"'1' I’H‘Ill'lf‘d l1)

ha1c boon elected to \‘al‘ltllls offices
and ;' 11 1m.“ i\ in in: made in state
111*.1thtmltt't\ oi tht' I.«"thlll in order
1l1;;.:1 1(‘lllpltll‘ it 91 11111) hv filcd.
\\'l11’iu 1111» Legion prosrrihes that
(no of llr «lie: Ulijt'tlk l5 to keep out
oi ttt-Iilil'r :1» far :1< powiblo, members
mo int: pmhihitwl l'1'1-m participating.

,ll they hold offices however. they
Imitrl 1‘1'1l211 tle to 11111 1111' political

of? [-11 TM. 111114 done by l). Earle.
(lnt'lich. who gave 1111 hi5 place 11> com~
Tllillli‘ll! 11. For l‘xiitlflvptnt Post to
seek kt'nijltil‘sllilt Zn tho L‘lst district
on tho Republican ticket.

Thm'o legion mnn .irwm-i laq Tues.
df‘l‘ tn thr limwrul Axscmltl} 11111 as
follows:

Jt'hp 'l'. Dunn. .'I1'. :‘nd ("nurlcs TV.
Seymour. lit'th of llmliord. rerpoctivt!»
Iv io'nerelltntivu 21ml Sillitltll” from
the Fit»! District. and the inlnwinz‘

IvI'vw «auditiatcu tor ”‘0 lion-'1'- Mor-

ris B. ‘ztyne. New London. who was: a
(undid-om for state commander 111 the
Ins: stale convention of the Legion:
Earle l3, larlirk. 111111111111 command-
er of the Bridgeport Post: Mt'jor John
Btlr‘kloy nf l’nittn; John T flurry.
adjutant of the past in the town of
Griswold. and l'tz-nicl l". B, Hickey of
Stamford of the State executirv cont

" .mittoe.

Mr. Dunn was didrict chairman of
the Lezion for l'lart‘hrd cottntr and
Mr. Sevmour is :1 former \‘1rc com-
mander m” R? .111 who post \11' Pun-11
also carved on the executhc (ommil-

tee of the 905‘-

ITIIDIIET DAR

SMASHES .lITNEl'

Chicago Salesman Killed in
Bridgeport and Several
Others Injured

ll l1 TDGEPORT. ‘\'o\' 9.

 

 

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Ill. \ 11'. of Chicano 11.11:: klllo 1i hie 38-
.s'lml 111‘.

Oscar ‘ abhflItll, of (‘hir'uztx is

1.»

In the hospital vnth in; uric-a and

tw 1 nt\' 431m other p1 rsons were

shaken up In an antomobilr» collision,
today All were In a jitnm bus. driv-
en 111' Andrew Netro. 01 10M Main
fires-t. which ran into a trollet car, at
Yellow Kill bridge, vesterdar noon.
According to the police. the bridga

in" the holdup if any suspects were draw bid been open and there “an s
ljam of vehicles to cross when the
draw mu clued The jltnc) bus “as.
going end when a lumber truck. driv-
en by Ralph Amado. of 1820 Main
'met. below!“ to the City Lumber
Comm tamed In: way betWeen the
fitney and the curb The bus went
9.-—Telexrn-1nto the “If tracks right in front of

west- bound trolle) cur.

hurt. m cm m n hand one. and
Net? dial in the Bridgeport lie-pita

Amalia was held by the police wall“.
Ina-L he Islam is rockin- driv-

 

 

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