' property at the corner of
street and South Osborn »
musterred to Thomas 1}: McGlo'ne.
. j‘rederick M. Wheeler. or the May-
newer Hook 8: Ladder company. and
. deputy chief inthe fire department
was one of the speakers at the ban-
fleet followmg the annual met? n; at
Old Well Hook 8: Ladder company,
held last. night.
Discussion was had at the meet-
. 11g of the Mayflower Hook &. Ladder
company, at the March meeting held
last evening at the quarters on Van
'Zandt street. for a supper and "ladies
might” to be held during May. No de-
finite plans were made for the weir,
inovrev.er
An interesting meeting of the W0-
man’s Auxiliary of Christ church is
planned for Thursday afternoon of
this week. when Mrs. Mann. of- South
Norwaik.»will address the members
of the Auxiliary upon the work she
has done among the Indians in‘South
bakota. The .meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. S. W. Kelley. Sea-
side place. .
East Norwalk radio "fans" are i'n-
vited to attend the. meeting of the
Norwalk Radio League to be held this
evening at the home of Ralph M.
13ray. 175 Main street. First district.
when plans for tho re-organization of
the League. and the adoption of a.
central headquarters will be discuss-
ed. .
John M. Gover. while driving: down
Seaciew avenue. at 9:30 o'clock last.
night. struck a small boy with the
mudguard of his car. knocking m to
the ground. Mr. Glover stopp (1 his
car and got out to investigate butfl‘fié
boy picking himself up. ran away. lye-
~\ fore Mr. Glovcr could reach him to
ascertain his injuries or his name.
Mr Glover reported the matter to the
jolice.
Mrs. William Sniffin. of Edlie ave-
inue. was named chairman of the
committee upon organization for the
{formal organizMion of a. community
chorus in East Norwalk. following
the community sing held in the rooms
bf Christ church last evening. Mrs.
Sniffin will call a meeting for organ-
ization. at a date to be mmounccd
Later. The slim; last evening was very
"well attended and those present en-
joyed themselves. The soloists of the
Evening- were Miss Mildred Lovojoy.
Mrs. Ray W'erme. while “’illiam Poy-
.vez gave a number of selections on the
Violin. Owing to the {not that next
week is Holy W’eek. there will be. no
gathering for the purposes of a com-
munity sing at the church.
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/
Green Reef lighthouse. off notch
Point. has been equipped with wire—
less telephonc outfit.
J. Edward Vincent of Bound Brook.
,1 hashbeen making a visit here. calling
an old friends for'the past few days.
It is expected a new concrete pier
will be built at Roton Point. this
summer. The Point will be opened
to the public about a week before
Memorial Day.
All selling at the Wilson Point
branch of the l’. S. Ship ing board
has been discontinued. the board ex-
, pects to sell the entire equipment. in
I””5‘1'u71'ip and for this reason. the force
is to be considerably abbreviated in a
Short time.
Wednesday evening the Rowayton
Hose Company's ball will be the scene
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y' indies from this city. v
. ted Press).~—-The Chamber of Deput-
The matter of
cl Hat. Alberta, as a. center ” 7
‘ “nd it is hereby understood and
agreed, " the contract, read; “that of all
rain falling from the first day of May,
1921.to—1he first day of August. 1921,
in the above described district. Said
Hatfield. through the efforts of his 0p-
eratlons upon the atmosphere, shall
be given credit for oneehalt of the
precipitation that falls at the uniform,
rate of $4. 000 per inch up to four
inches or fraction thereof. The max-
imum consideration of the contract
being $8 000 for a- four-inch rainfall.
“All rainfall in excess of four inch-
es: No extra charges whatsoevm " fl
ALLIESCALL
ON GERMANY
FOR BIG SUM
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DITESSELDORI'. March 14 (By
The Associated Press). —Badical Com-'
munist carpenters invited a number of
French soldiers to assist at a union
meeting here tonight. The soldiers.
because as the revolutionary. charac-
ter of the addresses. refused to stay,
and it became necessary to Call in the
local police to assist in duelllng‘ the
fighting which ensued. None or the
soldiers was injured.
The city housing department has
been thrown into consternation h-
cause of a request by the occupation-
al authorities for three hundred two-
room apartments. 9. sixteen-room
house and a number of flats. all fur-
nished. It will be impossible to fulfill
the request without serious hardships
to the populace. ‘
' BERLIN. March 15.—Pluns for
making Germany independent of
French iron ores have been perfected.
it is stated here. by persons explaining
the assumption of control by Hugo
Stinnes .1110 German industrial mag-
note of the Siemens Schuckert Com-
pany of Berlin. and the Trans» Alpine
Corporation. an Austrian company.
I nder working acreemcnts Unn-
Stinnos plans With the aid of Austrian
coke to convcrt German iron orc into
steel. This he expects to sell in Italy
and tlmn buy foreign coai with the
proceeds under more favorable con-
wns operating as a German conccrn
and meeting the dimcullles oi cx~
change rates.
PARIS. March '16 (Fly The Associa-
ies today ordered immediate discus-
sion of intorpellations on the recent
reparations negotiations in London.
The House chected Premier Bri—
nnd's proposal for a postponement of
the debate until there was a numerous
attendance of members of the cham-
ber.
The reason for the. miles that Al-
phonse Thorlault is carrying about
these days. is owing to the fact that
on March 10th. a nine-pound daugh-
ter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
G. Theriault. in Wilmington. Del.
The little miss' name is Elizabeth
Jean Thcriault. This arrival mnkcs
Mr. Theriault a grandfather. but no
one would believe that he was in that
class by looking-at the genial member
of the South Norwalk club.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
of another of those intormai'dances
that have been held during the past
1ew months and all of which. have
been splendidly ttended. lverybody
Who has attended these little affair-53
has had a good time and the same
good time is anticipated for Wednes-
kiay evening. Wellnitz's orchestra will
furnish music and this’will add to the
pleasure of the evening.
DARIEN& N 0R0 TON
‘ The case of Harry V. Snead of Dar-
“!en will be heard by Hon. Robbins B.
rfltoseokei. Commissioner of Motor Ve-V
hicles. in the Court House. Bridge-
port,»"Friday morning at 10:30.
.3 '. Henry C. Jackson, Barton, a mem—
her of the Class of 1922 at Yale. has
_ been elected to the Psi Upsilon. 9. Jun-
101* “eternity. Mr. Jackson recently
ms elected to Phi Beta Kappa frater-
Qty.
Anetta-noon musicals was given in
the chapel building or the Soldiers‘
flame in Noroton, by Wm. Hyland,
Cilflord W Locke. George Stadmiller
“'13 Thomas «flowery. The program
moped with a violin and piano selec-
flop Sby Messrs. Hyland and Stedmil—
» r. Locke then favored the men
some of the popular pieces of
a
damn pieces. one of which
my. of Mine "
ilolos. a duet was sung by Messrs. Hy-
38nd and Locke. and was greatly en-
cured. The, program closed with the
tinting of “The Star-Spangled Ban-
met" by Messrs. Convery and Locke
“’QB
at attention.
The four_young musi-
“line of the old majors. The old sol-
, iers lock forward to another such
exit in the near future.
. .ARRIVES TO MAKE '
' HEAVENS WEE?
Mr. Convery sangxseveral ;
Following the above 7
dining" which all soldiers present stood j
mm were given three cheers, led by
~ college educati ‘
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with as much care as though you
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supper and return home
This relieves the mother of. a yeast
a wage earner. she can attend to her
hindrance from her family.
Besides..these gardens. organisation;
there are special summer colonies {or
children located mostly in country
districts The largest of these latter
is at Dyetskoe Sela, 10.. miles from
Petrograd, where the children are
lodged in mic-palaces that _,belonged
to the late Emperor Nicholas. It was“
formerly known as the "Czar's Vil-
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iers, have [been converted into chil-
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four houses forming a colony and 25
boys and girls. under the direétlonrot
manager. occupy each building.
These colonies are conducted on the
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ship between boys and girls.
One of the colonies at Dyetskoe
Solo is conducted along the lines" of
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labor: in the factory or store without ‘
.. dren in these “institutions. which are
copies to . '
by getting mined and
the dmobedlent child is isolated from
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The Writ“: mine of emery
child resistant! «in. an institution
comes under the provisions of the
Marie’s Geranium. for wppues.
This organization has special kitchens
and supplies food on the little ton:- on
family melon curds
Russian parents. tor the most part
are eager to said their children to the
colonies and gardens because they
know they will receive meals regular-
ly there. which is mic always the case
in the home. says Mr. ’Watts. For this
reason many poi-cuts who might be
disinclined otherwise to place their
children in these .matiiutiom are " re-
conciled totbe new mtem.
Nevertheless. the flood problem has
been so acute in Russia owing to war
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The New 1921 NorWaik
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To better determine the location of numbers the right
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are separated.
From the description, or from any intersecting street,
you can tell how many houses there are to any given loca-
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given a. fmiouth of 1‘
weeks with tan pay at the birth of
her entitle—eight weeks before and
enemas-def Mr. Watt-
motile".
maternity hospitals and maternity ex-
hibitions on an extensive scale are in-
cluded in the Russian scheme 0: child _ ,
The maternity exhibitions
are given to show the diluent-minded . :
women the need at proper care for ,V
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