Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 18, 1920 · page 6

 

 

Tho Norwalk T‘olicc Department tt-cd. as far as iinuliciul support was
(s has sturtcd .1 campaign against thc cnnccrncd. thc uni-1:! hum-(ls of the-
iiiiwys to "“4"“ tlw opt-raters “‘w" church as they hm n- m-u-r lu-t-n iruur» I

 

 

r,” It mczins quick su-rvicc. on short H" a [H‘i'dbh lv‘urtlwr thnn this it \\':lS fclt
:it u icnsoiizii-lv ruin of fare. But the ”till tlvt‘ campaign itsa-li' "W'I'l't-“Hl 1‘
jilnt' should i-r controlled and. those dcniund {up n. i‘fl‘t‘ut chiircliwide
:‘C tho :l‘mim'l“ “FM 'I'Nhun'l'imp 1”" liliilnlllll pl't'ili‘llliil. llllFSl":i that

it‘ll‘ iil‘ ions. ' _ “.3, ”1,. church

in Hi: First District. liw jilni‘ys :Iri- "hl’uld Pa" “HUI .‘hp ‘ Kl . . ‘ "t 0f
:lllU‘t" ll to bark on \\’.iii Hll'l‘t‘l :iliou- ““1 ‘0 give. ill>\l0l15l.\~ ‘ H ' \ ' ' it-
hinill .‘~li'|'t‘l. lln mull} occasions ihc iii’lrl (0 hi‘ "O‘T‘H‘d and ”W lfm ‘
ilu-r :H'i :is ll.:l:l\ :i.: llii'o'vv Hillil'nii H; niinll'f‘r of those who li)‘ :ipliluili-
\"4 i'.l‘l'-.‘l.‘il lli Hm? miliwii l-liu'l.l1L{ ””4, i-\p(‘l‘lf‘n(“‘ felt thPmSPth's qililll‘
#:E‘H'lf‘ .mld. 1...... ".21”: ' '“ iiml to undertake such a pri-uchlnc'
”will. .‘§‘.\,,'h;.l;t..,\:‘ :l‘.‘_; ,. ,.._,, “NHL“... mission. made such a large midi-rink-
should “a; Tug? : -. . . H ' ins: sccm dimcult if not lmpnsxliiid l't,
trot? .u- .4 Mil-ii .i l"ri"lii‘.?ll in .il- “113 ”18 Docuum‘ (““3““th “f H I
invxi ii to mist. . prcsont hour and tho. urtzcncv 0f I'M';

Soinetliinu' slmiiw in Hui; h- l~ ww- .situallon that promptcd the lilitiihmfifl
“M this “mafia” I: " ‘ "E . ' ”Flor a mission at the cnrlicst, possiblu
; at“ {insist-(i -:'"i\' Hi:- .' .ii'i‘m "l o .izicll ti'lV I‘ seemed ‘0 thc pflnunnn ..
7 “4:1,": in}? [iii xiv: .it \‘lnl‘l ' 37.1w s‘ ‘ ' ' . . . n ;,.’1 H”.
.irnl :ibm" 1h» control n" Iii. iii-1m; (‘hf‘rfipd “1th coining f r“" 4 N" .
no; l‘l'i‘ ‘r-lil mill illltl \(llil l .‘Ilil‘Li' Man that Advent Wits thc uk -' J
t; ni‘."- ii, \'«..~.Inii-i;ii. It is Ili'~ .iml sun, Such a mission would com ni-
lhv t'omnr ii i'uiin' ii liml .‘lillrli . :' l' gm. l'hc church's solidarity.
‘.lli-J!l.(u- .h.'.. u up l‘ml \\‘Ill lmLi .i 3.: ,1". plan has thus for lwt-n lil:iili',
“' ' lulum"; Md “Li"l' K. L” ”“V '17‘ H " iv .nnlvinplntcs lll" coil to n llllltillvi'
ll..i.lll()nh ll..it no“ i\.:~. bishops and ollu'r‘ clcrirv y“ .. ..

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- down in St. ,ppuqthmtm Florida. one of the most simplc ailments to
When um tide- is high thc oysters overcome. Gct about four ounces 91,.
float u!) and hang on trces. \thn it Jad Salts from

3 1):! the sea food.

.4 :6“ working.

KIDNAPPED-SLAYER

 

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TO GET LIFE TERM

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I want to hear from l‘asqualc
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()tlicr Fixtures of Formcr Bodies Arc
Auctioned.

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\‘S'ASHINGTON. 18.——The

. thcrc. What do you have to say? DO Senate wcnt into the salvage business
5. you plead guilty as charged?" yesterday by the sale at auction othe-
- MAY, NOV. 18, 1920 Yes. Sli‘. rcplicd Pasquale. "1 cs. cumulatcd fixtures' and furniture of

mm WAC
TOMORROW

6:43; sets 4:33. ' ‘
.Egh tide, 3 :46 a. m., 4:01 1). i114 ‘_

didn't mcan to kill him.
I didn't."

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mud.
“—- MASONIO NOTES

()Id We" Lodge. No. 108 F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic building. South

Junc. from the (‘oughlin
homo. iic dcsr-riiwd tlic correspond-
cncc lu-twccn himscli‘ and tho kidnap—
pcr. who st_vimi himsclf “thc crank."
and told of placing 312.000 riuisom
mom-y for lllt' rcturn of the child.

 

NATION-“1] "‘2 CA.“ l’AlG N.

Jnmcs l'I. Frccmiiii livplains tlic Net-d
or a. l’rcaclilng Mission.

A good many pcople havc askcd thc

qucstion why there should be a.

 

' Main street. lst and 3rd Tuesday of prcziching mission in connection with

mh month, July and August except- thc Nation-\V'itic Campaign. It may
‘0‘. at. 8 o'clock. All Master Masons be wcll to answer this question in the
c'oridally and frnhtcrually invited. words or Jamcs EX l-‘rccman. who is
ASA T. LO‘VDNICS. \V. )l. ilhc chairman of the committec on the

ROBERT M. \Vll’iCOX, 5m...“ nuiion-widc pin-aching mission
. . ' , "’l‘hc Nation-“'idc (‘iimpuign mu-
Buupr Chapter. ya ‘38. R. A. l". thorizcd by thc ilzist (lciicrul Con-
ms in Maumk. Tcmplc. South Main vcniion though limited in its results.
Street, lhc 2nd and 4", Tuesdays of accomplishcd more for thc church at
.f”. month, at 8 03.10”“ July and liirgc than any movcmcnt hitherto un-
Wt cxccptcd. Au R. A. Masons dcriukcn. In hundreds of cases it
small, and ”“1011",,“ invitcd. rcjuvcmiioil parisiu-s. rcstorcd to sol-
". B. BEACH, H. p_ vcncy organlyzitioml :ind agenclcs.
parochial and iiiw-w. '1. that wore
scriousiy embnrmssul. an?) guaran-

 

mi; JlTNl-IY sl'l‘l'A'l‘lON

tin: luws to llH‘ ii-Itcr and thus make
truvcilinp; in u jilni-y safer for the rid-
ing public. ’|‘\~:o iiincurs, have bot-'1
:zrmig'm-«i in lln- city court and fined

bot‘orc.
proscciit in:
irnpcri'cci Hiv-

l‘oui-vor liizliiml tho-
plnn :ll‘

lll:lt‘lllll"l‘)'.

a ntccd
timc for
howcvcr

is...

«or violation of the motor vehicic lhv :ictunl iw‘ni-tits ili'I'l'li-II JHS'IHg-dl
mws' ' thi- illltlt‘l‘lliklllL'.

Thc campaign startcii by thc police. "simulinurouslv \vi'h 1' is S’i‘i‘fll
«inserw-s tl‘m (‘00Ptl‘illlhll and support muvrmm“. ”1”... camp i’ to («mumm-
so! the» public. it ii-i right that piissen- , _ ‘ i-‘u-cutivc (.Dn." 3. mm. "l‘
;:I‘l‘S in u jitncy should bc protected u" '1'“ 4' ,, l I . v.3...
against injury llll'liilLl'll :iccidcnt caus- ”W “ml ””"gs mm“ H H A ‘ ‘

lu lllHlL" p. rmunciii
i'lilli‘t‘li

Council \vos how
and Vailuuhin- lo 'll"
the firm t-iillilisinsni .‘lllil zrul pruviilml
by thc NuiionkYidv (‘uinpziigiL To
that cmi .’l in \\

-a-d by a jitncy driver failing to ohcy
[no laws or through rurc-lz-Sisncss.
The point». ll()\\'I‘\‘i'_i'. should not
a-onsiilcr making: jilni-ui-s nbcy tlic mo-
-:;or Vt'lllCli' laws :1 campaign to be for-
:zottcii n fcw \vccks from today. It is
part or the routinc work of tlic police
-~departnunt and shoud bc handled as
such. it is not enough to hail a few
jitneyinwn in court for failing to have
a tail izi.ht lighted iii‘tcr sunset during
the nut work and then forget that
"there is such a. law. The law should
be mnurccd whenever a violaion
«:omcs to light.
'l‘he- .iitncy is a ncccsslty in Norwnlk.

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tary chnscn und umlvr tho dlri-ctiou
of thc (‘ouncil the initial iiniit-rtnkin:
was thc promulgation of tho plun for
a. cliurcim'iiln- spiritual mission.

“To many tlH- campaign of
fall lac‘kcd in :i measurc thi-
11010, and its large nppcai sccmed to
occent too much the church's mnicrlnl

'lnst

l)lll‘ HEE‘ilmr iii \..-»- ‘ f"« 'll"l'l\'(‘s unrcscrvmlly for ;- v~~ --

 

In ycstcriiuvr infill! ~ : .. v -‘ ', X r l.ll‘li days to two works to cumin-(vi
aw! in ”14- fii‘lirlli an, ax aw: Al' 1 .- :i ivl‘v‘ut'lllng miss-inn “1 “‘H‘” S'I'Ii"“L'i"
*‘J‘cnin: Swimnl-i. «.\ . nun-i J points as may be «in-sinnzm..i 'Elvis;
cit ill» Hl‘llllnl’l \-;l.\ l“liiil\1nl". wl-H-i; “l'uilh of it hundrml or "‘0‘... «law-inlh
9:413 plczislnu t - l!.‘i 1p; ~:.:‘:- 1: us it \ynq Iillfllllli'tl 'rnisslon iti‘i-zu'l‘fiV‘H \\'lll «u-rvv
;l_nI)lllvr ' \tnlv iwv n: (L, v'i’l‘ Hilly n ls. “S gum-rm hilsslt»I'-'i‘<, ...‘_' r \'.Ill if
1:1,“? "”21"”:1,1;ll1‘\..\‘\u.r.p;.'.j ‘ ”'r‘l‘lu fin”: :i suiliclcni nuinin-r is sm-ur-ini. cu in
will " my. .;_;- b mum}, ¢., unim- it‘lill ‘ groups of two. \\'l:i|u ’fu'munl.’ in
”'1" 5“ um to tho mum: pulplicli“'l‘l:tlli ilt-flnllc cruh r1: ii is ilvsmiiml
"huh.“ H" ""‘mlik’ “le \HH'S. in lliiVl‘ tin-iii. iiinl 'l tiuv tiircclloi: of
"“h‘w‘t. tho iliocc\s:m comuiiitccs. cuvvr :is

"7 Wm” “”7” """’.”"”“~“‘ “WWW" ”l widc a hold within :i uhcn tcrritorv
1h.- 1" Hint: rim-is m. llll‘ “-4.," ""“'-|as posslbic. ll 4.. ulvsixzncil ‘0 huvc
:Lin‘iiflv‘ :‘:"\“,“Jr“\:_g"ll’((;h;;1\;;1t“fit:‘lthal‘n conduct (‘onl'v-rt-iicr‘s and VP»

'l‘lic dc ”H.813 for tht‘ cli-rgv. .‘Il‘Il in com-inla-

ohlin-iions its iti \t-: i'.’ > ‘. -
I“ - ‘ ‘ lab! parochiul

.zision L-i‘ tlli‘ Mayor 11.45111 “’7‘“ 1"Hstl‘i0" with tliciii. plan for

clmnumi thc Illllllldi- of thv‘ ~ii~;)'1-]'s missions gcncrullv.

"'SPW'UDK thi- pll\‘lll6‘llt or honcst “It is hopc-i ilicsc iiioccsnn coufrir

“d“bts- 'rfixlli‘yi‘l‘s don't want .1” suvc cnccs may bu in ilu- nuturc of clinics=

:2??? ”if“. avuvi ll And “W "”3 “"“li'or the full discussion and analysis :.i'
a U 11“ w ) ls ”H'Ir “H' tho church's prom-ht condition will

; . .. _ ullt‘i'dfl.

(“Err-l: ‘1“11":‘5‘1'111air-cit. l”:".'”',i‘~' ‘Nl' “Our church ncnplo ' thclnst-lvi-s
‘ . ": '- ii'Sf‘l‘V‘l "S. In ‘i-xus __ . .. . . .. . _
tho. til.l\3\illl¢* \Vilson Dress :i;.:ciits aro- !’ ."Hd PM“ I pirncliilnp.” "lid. 1", "l”j‘r
""14. H, 3... (:aiiiuct. for him iind 1:”,A4ng Mission. us. i cs )‘iftt o lld

lng‘ amt-r ligg- policies 1". must f0"0\\.‘£llgfilll tlic grunt truths of l‘vliginn-—~

'f‘lwv "ill imvo a littlc ow-r inn-o convrsion . rcm-ntimcc. salvation.
_:nontl.s i Which to mold tlic l'nitcti faith and lovc. and to know that tilt-3'
.mt'f‘ ‘1 'T‘HHH-nt nearer to tlu-ir are vital and coucnliul parts in tho
.hcar .s m- 1.... -on honor, at SO much Mastcr's divine-iv cmpovvcrcd institu-

>p~r (-Oiunin. “on, His Church."

 

 

 

Hl'ATli (i. 0. P. Sl'l-INT $61,268

I I“ KIDNEYS A S I)
BLADDER. IN )1‘" l-IR

 

Stan-mink Film] at Hartford Show
~ IL: l'artics’ Expciiscs.
HAHTVHHH, Nov. ix. 7 Statcmcnts

 

Take Salts to flush Kldncys and incu-

I kidnapped the baby and he dicd. I
I told them

l‘asqualestolldiy refused to face tho
parents of the child but he displayed

Mr. Coughiin testified in detail thc
the kid-
napping of thc baby on the night or
summer

tli'lull‘lnlt'nt was mu:
ganlzcd. n Dt'l‘llliilli'lll cxccutivc sorrow

ul ,

of the; Sixty-first Congress.

' A lcmonadc bowl from which tired
Scnators qu'enchcd their thirst in the
cloak room went for 3; a champaifn
cooler. its Scnaiorial function not spo-
clficd. brought 8]; a sofa and five
big lcnthcr chairs were knocked
down for 3140; two of thcse chairs
formcrly ailorncd the marblc room.
Four old on): sidcbonrds realized 85
to “8.50. An icchox. formerly a re-
gular ziticndnnt at iinancc committee
dclibe-i-ntions. wcnt for a song.

An clcctric runabout. ohcc the prof».
ertv of tlic latc Senator Elkins of
“'cst Yirginiii and which has- stood
for ycnrs in thc Scnnte miragc.
brought $6.50. Altoccihcr tho
gcani-ai-nrius colicctcd $1.200. ;
ESCAPE!) lll'miliAR FOI'SI)

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ZMERIUI‘IN. Sov. 18.—~—Th0 local pn—.
iicc today rcct-ivcd word from Sole-on;
Mose-1.. from tho slicrit‘r of l-Isscx coun-

ty. that John Knish. hold hcrc on
burglary charges. cscupcd from tho
housc of corn-Mimi :it Suicm on No-

\‘cmiwr 4. of lost yciir. lie was scrv—
ing a scntcni‘c for lurccnv. it was said
él§llli~il| was known in Suit-m as John
'\\'olk:i. according to the information.

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thc Senate dating back to the damn

“ ”7*“ ~ \ .7 ' .
nfii’fi!’ $39“; 1‘19th token the
Governmé to. “not the Remington
Arms. 1’. fi‘ C~company 01.33;:
port to recovér 8835.000 paid

 

later exported. Judge Edwins. Thom-
as in the U. 8. District court. New
Haven. called amadjournmcnt of the
trial. At réqucst of counsel for the
government_the case was adjourncd
until next Tuesday in order that coun-
sel meet and agree upon the elimina-
tion of a mass of documentary evi-
deuce.

.With interest claimed by the gov-
ernment on the alleged imports tho
damages ask?! (or amount m‘al‘ly 10
$1,000,000.

TROLLEY Nixon‘s Gm ONLY 35.

 

 

NEW HAVEN. Nov: 18.—~-TWO high-
waymcn held up and rohbcd Jamcs
Murry. operator of a one-man car
near here at about midnight last
night.

 

got only about $5.

 

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iiclc’n M. “'covcr of Stamford \\;-:'
.'i\\'ill‘llt‘d u judgmcnt of $H\.T.’i iu‘ tin-
civil court of common tilt-us this ul-
tcrnoon llinuli action iiiiziinsi Frank M.
l'vhrick. :Cr Stamford. \\ ho .-!u "Il.tl'L:~
cd with failing to acccpt .1
or apple-s which slu- hm! snlrl to
'l‘hc jury dt-liiwrntcd in tho- ilt'llflll {Il-
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.4”: cim-tion (\DOnSpS pilcd up at the trnliu- irritating acids.
seen-tun: of statc's oliici- Vests-inlay. Kidney and Bluddcr wczlkiicss rt-sult
This war. 1)... last day for the mm“ of from uric acid. says :i notcil authority.
tho rt‘lliriis ’l‘lic kidneys filter this acid from thc
Tho.- . [.41 0f Y. He, "y 11s,.1‘,m..]:_ blood and pass it on to thc bliiddcr.

chairman mm? H .w i .
ilk-an statc i-o-iitrul
cd recon-i- r;
03 $64.20!.
328.

The st'itvnn nl of Fun] P. flolt.
treasurer of tin- «ii-mocrntic state cen-
tral committrv. Iisimi rcceipis of $44.-
095 and cxpciiiliiurcs of $44,008. leav-
ing a balance 01‘ 35V]. '

whcrc it oftcn rcniziins to irritutc and -'
inflame, causing.r :1 burning. scalding!
scnsution. or setting: up till irritation
at the ncck of thc blzuldcr. oliligiii-g
you to sock rclicf two or ihri-c iimcs
during:’ the night. 'l‘hc sufl'crcr is in
constant (ircud. tho \\':ich' pusscs
SOIllt‘llil’N‘fi with u scalding scnsution
mid is vcry proi‘iisc; again. there. is
difficulty in avoiding it.

liladdcr \vciikncsq. most folks call it.
liccausc thov can't control urination.
\Vhiic it is cxtrcmciv annoying and
sometimes vcry painful. this is really

"1' of the iY‘Hl‘h-i
committee, show—
viii...!|"i. i'iid r-wpendliur-
leaving it balance of $2.-

I’ltili (n's'l‘IZRS ”Fl“ 'I‘RISI‘IS IN
_ FHUIHIL‘I.
.Thcy are picking oystcrs off of trccn

 

take a. tablcspooni‘ui in a glass of wat
er before breakfast. continue this for
two or .thrcc days. This will neutra-
lize thc acids in thc urine so it no
longs-r is a. source of irrits‘ion to the
,bladder and urinary organs which
ithen not normally again. '

goes down yOu can walk out and pick

your pharmacist any

Not Working But Tired but
‘Vhen one feelsialwan tired With‘
or sufle’rs ' from back-
#9} lumbagéifl grumatic’ma‘lns, sore
v secs or I . ntsit is not .always Jail Salts is incx e 's .__ ',
£5151 to locate the source ‘of‘trouble, and is made from 31:53:21 3)]: 221:3; ‘-
but yery‘ frequently it ‘can be traced :and iem’on juice. combined'wifli iithia. I
ft. overworkne‘dr. __weakened .0? diseased fund is used -by thousands of folks whol
2' .St szuifntécfiggln' ,12th g: I are subject to urinary disordéja cant-L
7M. ‘ ’ .... were gluin o 0.. writes: It'd by‘u‘ric acid irritation. Jud.Saltd
$9 My» bio for r 3 me a great, .13 splendid for ladnes's‘nhd fines-$64
m. - “Kidnev game time. I .bad effects whatever. - ‘
fight 3:11)," In and they J Ilellhyomhave a pleasant. efferves:
p - cen i ia—w ‘
Powell Corporation. relieves bla(1;et:rt,‘dor‘ix:ik&whieh quickly

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£11941 tilted States

"draw backs" on lead imported and

They wore handkcrt hict’s 0‘““"Tii_vlor
a"- lthcir races and carried rcvolci‘s- “"1" Sprinirfivld. “‘W‘“ "‘“rri'fi-

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mum is . .. . .
Cotinécticut ggflnghodo Island and
published thc‘oniy historrof the con-
stitutional convention of 1902. On
January 16, 1888. Mr. Taylor foundcd
the Conncctjcut Editorial association.
of which he was sccretary and truis—
urcr for several ycars. ,

In 1884, Mr. Taylor was mcsscn—
g“ in thc Housc oi‘ ltcprcscntativcs
and doorkccpcr in 1889. In the log-
lsluturc of 1901. he wigs chairman of
tho committcc on manual and roll and
mcmbcr of thc committcc on tempor-
ance. He was sccrctury of the lcgisia-
tive club of 1901 and was a membcr
of the chubliciin stoic ccntrai com-
mittee. For tin-cc presidential cam-
paigns. ho was secretary of ltcpuhii-
can campaign clubs. Mr. Taylor was
a. Mason. Odd Follow. I’orcstcr and
Gmngcr. t)n-Z\'ovz-mhcr 26, 189], Mr.
and Miss Alice I. l‘luy of

 

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A daught-
{Oia Grucc :‘lilll‘llfl. was born November
.'."J. 1592.

' ills liobhv wns‘fiuivcnirs and prac-
ticuiiv cu i") holiday or spociai day in
the t.‘illl‘rill."il' found him scnding thcm
right and loft without rcgurd to the
lll'l‘fitlnill cost. lugislutors who had
birthdays during- llic ircnv-rni :isscmh-
.lv s-Rsions \\'t'i“' :ilwnvs i'cmcmlicri-(i.
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