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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 19, 1921 · page 4

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MW features make the uppers“;

of which the town will be proud
”mafm which Twill: Emit its residents
tooled]: unbounted by dreads of what
'ight happen it. onlyr‘the old rope-
mum hose reel were still available.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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.11”. Wain-retold. Six. of Rowsytoa.
is preparing to leave on a one months
trip to Butane and gonads...

The Bow:- .yton Floss Company will
give a. New England Supper at the
Fire House on Friday evening. March
4th. at six o‘clock sharp.

Loco en are be nnlng i6
nded pm the evening W tune plp‘t'ggg'sngtorcycles is; the be-
' music together with vocal. saleé- m peghap' ,that spring is here. de-
ons were enjoyed. .. spite the s'ssertion oi“ the local weath-
A meeting of the Official bosrd of on Sharp. who claims that we. must
e East avenue M E church Wm! be. 118;; rte? 1110:: (Iggygce Club. of the

‘ at the church on Monday Methgdis: (anion will present the
. 3' when the buffs for the coming plzulet “Local and Long Distance. " at
I m- w,“ be dawn and action “'3‘ the church on Friday evening. Feb-
hereon- ruury 2am. at which time the pro-
coeds will be used towards meeting
certain church expenses.

‘ ARIEN & N 0]? 010” -V itowayton _ Methodist Episcopal

church service. Rev George A. Baird.

t he would be here on the m
“to? Easter. but thishas beckoning»
. {or the present.
. Quite a! Substantial sunrwas realiz-
last evening when the Ladle!- Aid
iety of the Eu: avenue u. E;

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

minister. —-Sunduy morning worship

than“ meg" “'8' house and at iozso. Sermon subject: "Our Ac.-
"1.10“” on the Put 11°“! ““3“" countability." Sunday school session
, g “are“ by Cable 8‘ R'Chd‘le' '1 convenes. sit 11:60 a. m. Epworth

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

W. Boyce 02' Nomton Haights i8 dengue service will convene at 6:45 1).
"lug his W0 him-allows wired by in. Sunday evening. worship at 1:30..
L119 & Richdale— Sermon theme: "Spiritual Insight
Mrs. H E. Holly and her son Jock. We to Unspmmal Men."
ho have been visiting Mrs. Holly's Tuesday evening. nt-‘l: 45. the probes
‘ er in Boston. have returned to tinned class will meet in the person-
' eir home on Railroad avenue. age. Chapters ten. eleven and twelve
Mr and Mrs Stephen Andre'- ot in the "Manual" wt]! be Considere¢
3" d Toknneke road have been enjoy. Thursday evening. at '1: 45. the prayer
”i1; .1 xisit from their son Geom An- meeting will be held in the chapel.
' w. “1.9 is in the myy. Tonic for the service: "The Sinndud

f The Board of Relief holds its last “ ““31“ “‘1 Me 1'
on of this year at the Town Hall: V 1 -
Deaths and'Funerals

vay,1‘xom 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.. and
1‘5 will be the last opportunity for
pa rs to ask for a readjustment W1 01 MissRoach.
nxsrssgnents made as a ball- for The tuners! at Miss Katherine
n by the town's Board of As- Rooch was held at 8 o’clock this
wOI'S- ‘ morning Xro mthc home of her sister.
5mm ‘R. Jacqulth, son of Mrs, 0. Mrs. Herbert B. Brown, 7 Orchard
Jalquith. of Darien, has recently street. and at 8:30 o'clock from 9!.
.-l- t .1 to the Gammi Chi Epsi’f', Mary's church The funeral was
- wm. the honorary sociotxot lugely attended and many beautiful
.-clicut Agricultursl Conan. floral vetoes were received ass. tribute
is a student. Mr. Jacquith to the esteem in which the deceased
;~.-. 2.1 the ”Y .M. C .A. work was held. Interment was in Norfolk.
institution and was on' the Conn. ‘_ -
.‘ baseball team in 1919. He has - ,
senlcd ‘ the college in ‘ several Mrs! Sum S. Kellogg.
2‘3" judging contests attending the Mrs. Susan Simpson Kellozs. wiie
iional Dairy Show in Chicago last of Charles Kellogg. died yesterday at-
He tsp. member ot the Eu ternoon at her home in New Canaan
'nba Sigma. fraternity. ’svenue. 'Funersl services will be held
dlss Margaret K. Slack. R. N., «who at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon from
ead of the Bureau of Child Hy- the late bum BeviGeorso 3- Twil-
and of the Divisioi of Public kins. will ofllbinte and burial will be
ing or the‘State Board of Health. in the Riveraide cemetery.

: ng from Hartford to speak at .
301300! My. at 3 p. ms rs- Enact-hi or Mr. Trcnyioscky.
; the plan to have a. public The funeral of Thomas Trcnyiozcky
and school nurse for this town of lTowsy‘ton who died early yesterday.
also, 'msdbloi that motion vic- morning at his home. will be held to
, recently, produced by the State moi-row afternoon at 2: 30 o 'clock and
- to promote this work. will be. interment will be in m Contact!
All residents at the turn: who Rowsyton.
‘10 obtain further» informsflon ..___.:_“...__—.:-‘——-—,----
‘ fl. erg urged to attend. Tho me! ”MCI!!! 00. ORGAN-

HABTFORD. Feb. 19. --'I'he First
Whine Gun Compony,1ntantry. Con-
necticut National Guard. recruited in
moi-idol: and New Britain. has been
d and accepted as a. part of
the new force- ot the State.“ oc-

mto :an order issued by Adju-
Genera] George M. Cole. V

has, 61' men and New But-

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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‘ ' are: Captain. Samuel A.
' ' ' Maiden: First Lieutenss;

, 10.0,): E Enter. New Baum; kc-
'ond neutencut. Henry P. Foegsl.
Hermon. The platoons in each city
wit hove miners in their respective
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SIX YEABS

“to. Stoll Tells Women
How She Found Relief“

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Philadelphia, Pa. — ‘ ‘I staged for 81!.

 

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. preme Court Justice James J. Beagle. ,
. Grand Jury or madimcomg us-

i the Vblstedd act. did not

Centres. cheated the Monti Probl-

 

bltion act. kno'wn us-thi» vow sot. :. S
It vans stytsi'ned by the *Sppreme

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Many recent decisions sustain State
laws enacted before. Ind am. the
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of New Jersey, in charging sgpumber Sta-£63 need noticleoo‘oaue

 

dcr the date: Sept. 31.1% declare
that the Eighteenth amendment undo?

 

abrogatew
.State law which prohibits the sole of “livable Ill-0 Me my for“?!

State authorities. The same osltionwmw M the 83an

was taken by the supreme song: Just. {means ‘fifl’m mm“!
ice Swayzellin- 7 (flinging the Essex .ed W the' enforcement or
Countv Grand Jury. in Jersey City; intent. Lem
under the same date: and. W Chief”
austice Grunner, in chsrging the Es-
sex County Grand Jury. at Newark. N.
J.. the same date Judge-Tum“, of._
the Supreme court. of New York. xe—
cent!) decided that all State tempt-o
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com lotion or acquittal of the crimp.
in the forum of the suite. is not a bar
to a prosecminu of the other in a
forum of the United Stolen:

Massachusetts case on concurrent
power: In the case oi' Comm
Wealth vs. Florence Nickel-son (123 N.
E. 273). in the Supreme court of ,
Massachusetts. the (inaction was: I:
a: State statute. enacted prior to the
going into effect or the Volstead act.
repealed by this latter act?

-’i‘he court held the amendmentdfiol
not require that that exercise oi fire
power. by. Congress. and by the State.
skull be co- -terminous‘. cit—extensive
33¢! co~incident
c rrent—thut is. it may be vent! -
ferent manifestulons. direcogd re tth’e
accomplishment of the some general
purpose. provided they are not in im-
mediate nnd hostile collision. one with
fine other. In instances of such col.

lislon. the State I
vi o] d legislature must

conflict filth the Act of

power or the sum mt. \ltul.

We are of opinion that the word ’ ‘0"
n «the unend-
”concurrent. in this connection. rchant, tram the hesitation. ‘0! con—

meiinfl a power continue 3.
yo, efficacious ends to win“ in. clusters sad 9 or the opinion in

support of the main ob
amendment. .md making Cami-tom! the
to the some general aim. ac

to the needs of the State. ovenlhnugh unto-e 9°“
33:925.”..317" has exerted tlie m 2...: ct ‘:be’m‘:tf§'on‘:w*
t by the amendment -by meaty known, a Wu- Prohibition."

enacting “bran" legislation. OMi‘I- This does not limit the operation or

the other decision: to weigh .rei'or-
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selectim‘is made by such .
Schenck, Harry Fox, Ted 1
Orchestrzw Here’s you: .,

All new standard
ords to choose frail).

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Fab; .

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‘k’Cis-meets at 6 p.‘
-‘ All Who are 7‘

'-serr_ Surrender '

r. Thursdzy mn-
the Parish m.
was almost i; ceni- H
W a practical »,
Dorian Trim.

., It a. 113.. cm ..
”the Berkley Park V
Road. where u ,.
to burn rubbish -
oi’ the house u

yours with pain evarytnonth, had vom-
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committed within their boundaries 4 .
dwhlch is included wtflttnfi the» inhibb ,
tion or the Vohtefil‘ not. nor provide1

the some penalties thereton. 3i y con-

‘liquor; that all such laws are still in “m1” 5’9ch “5‘3 “0t 9 biblted by
{force and must. he ..entorced 3!)? the t5! Ac: “t Congress. “1‘ m“;§::~§§ In
its direct;
e’hneud-
:by several states.
appsopristelv to. entorce the absolute 7
lprotilbiu‘on declared by the Eight— :
eon limb is not void or inch»
ft Mindanao Go - in-
inertial-memo! the duty east upon it ,;
by the monomeric has‘ defined and
moot m: prohibited beverages, and hes estab-
pudiated or modified by the Notional fished regulations and penalties can-

Bx doln one . ct in‘ such use; =—»o'm'itsined in the vol-teed sot. Ind not
‘3 L the P“ comm with” the months Vol-
stesd not. but in‘ Wong therewith.
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The power that ma to the
State mint be put forth in old of the
enforcement. and not in the obstruc-
The vows: to can» on of the «eminent. mm oHno
amendment. It must not be in direct

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the some field. subject to their. limi—
lotions growing out of the. more of
the audios-tun 0: government. the

eitective and susceptible of continuous
those results

Rhoda round in. Ponder. end from’

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mcr world
For! Hall of Detroit. Mich:

States:
the “one foot" jump stunt:

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Advertised. the iguana.

All the standardselectkmmwfieiaswellas epopnurif'

em .
e supreme court «ct North

ship on Belicia mountain. 20 miles
M oi Denver today and tomorrow.
when ,tie sixteenth mun! interns. -
”ennui ski tournament will. be held. .
The course is but; mile long. The
altitude o! Genome-mountain is 9.00er

. Preparations have been underway

to make the crest winter carnival one
at the most successful ever staged in
the» west The courses bate bear-po-
f lieedmtf reorganised so as to make}?
fl! mu the best slides in the coun.

my “cording torofilcinis or the Boole?
Mountdlh Ski club. under whose-nus» .
miles the international even}. is being

Among the riders who hone entered
the tournament are Lars Hansen. for-
”‘chmpuo: Henry and.

Random. boy champion of the’l’nlted _
Victor Larson. who performs

Knot-en. winner of many enigma:
in Nan-I). who now lives in Denver
and the yet-mm Carl Kowloon. Lt»
-ml entrants of more than the neonate
chili include Bob W may find

Women Tsibot. of. mover is secrc.
my 0! the Rock! “HOW Ski club-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Prohibition la‘w coming them. auto minted. ration-
In the case ot‘u 8. vs. Bat-phat ally idspted toputting into execution .,
(32 Fed 285) n, c. grow out of inexorable muddle, W thfi >_ . , ' ,
the murder of one Indian. on a reser— ”18 0! WWW ““0"- 70“ be“ uneven cot. no. V ltMorth
mganéthe court held i person‘. living °m§afi°m”§"‘ome:§ Banging: America's premier ski riders will cou- »
er wo governments ma. com t W ent. ‘ '/
two crimes. y m regulations and nominee "on than *9“ “r ““3 W‘ ”‘1'“ “Pm‘m‘ ~

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W “l '3 a. I] I y I
woo doubtless duly celebrated 1m
Mind‘s and hisguestl by a. no.»
dinner at Mount Vernon. so birthdays
I“: so morally observed in cuonm
“it. You most do better then to]—
low his illustrious example. At Char—
nok'rmrhet you will and everything

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bailing or baking-every luxury to

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