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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 16, 1921 · page 8

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THE SOUTH hORWALK EVENING 83m

»WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, -

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OFFICIAL ~PHOTOGRAPH OF OPEN!

 

lILLUSTRATioN 0F CURRENT NEWS EVENTS

NO OF CONFERENCE, WITH SECRETARY HUGHES READING HIS PROPOSALS

 

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State Department, was

oflicial ic are, released by the
p L Secretary Hughes is indicated by a cross.

on the Limitation of Armamcn'.

This
.Gonference

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The arms conference in Wash-
ington called to discuss the prob-V
19.133 of disarmament and rela-
tions with the Far East. opened
on November 12. Hundreds of
persons clamored for admittance
to Memorial Continental Hall.
where the pariey is being held.
One picture shows President
Harding, with his party, leaving
7 the conference, where he was in
~ the capacity or a spectator. The
other shows the crowds andvdele-
gates trying to enter the confer-
ence chamber.

 

 

 

Father O'Flanagan Vice Pre
Lot the Irish Republic or
1 x ia‘iilex/piain nati3u’ s 12:: 5:;

 
 

ACCOUNT or A MOUSE.

 

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Gen. Pershing is behind Mr. Hughes.

 

SCENES AT ARMS CONFERENCE ON OPENING DAY.

 
 
 
 
 

 

taken in the Grand Auditorium of Continental Hail, Washington, last Saturday at the first public session of the

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McAulifie Case

in Court December 7

 

State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn
announced last nightthat the case of
1homas .‘uicAuliftc, former federal

prohibition enforcement ogem. under
arren 'chargE-d with accepting- bribes.
had been assigned for trial December
‘1’ in. the United Stains court at Hart-
ford. Date for the Trial was decided
yesterday in New Haven by Judgi-
‘Tllomas in the I’nitt-d States court. in
response to :1 motion by: the state's
attorney for an early trial.

The trial will rmuiil‘e about two
w'eeks. it is e\pecte«d.‘ The case will
be followed by that of Prosecuting At~

torney Albert 1. Gwenburg of New
Britain. also under rim-est on a charge

of accepting :1 bribe. This case. how—

ever. 1-1111 be trial in the Superior
Criminal court.
McAulin‘e will he tried before a

l’nited States judgi- and jury by rev;
son of the fact that :1 federal official.
charged vrith :1 crimr.
:chose between trial in
feiticral courts.

 

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Missing Danbury Man

, Is Blamed for Stabbingi

Joseph Roche of Danlsnry. for
‘1wllom the police are now searching: is
held criminally responsible for the
;’death of \‘incenzo Reneri. 45. of
'Ridgefield. stabbed to team in the
VBranchville station. November 6.
] Another Joseph Roche. of honour)“.

is serving :1 life sentcncc in Stairs
prison for the murder of Arthur V.
Donahue. last Novomber. The 111m-
burv pol1ce howexer declare the men
'are not related.

Coroner Phelan also rendered his
decision in the death-of Bury Kcoril.

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33. an iron worker of No. 72 State
street. New Haven. ‘Killed in 3 fall

from the coalrtower'of the Crane Co.
November 8. Ego one“ is hold “spon-
siblc in this fatality.

.. muamm on

is entitled to;
state nnd‘

POLLUTION BOARD
FAILS TO GET

 

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;like to know. Mr. Attorney General

this monev?" ,
Replied Attorney General Heals.

“I 11113 not sitting as attorney general.
-rl Goss. who “as on the old corn-
mi $51011 111d

11m 1111:3111iliux.
be done for
was passed.

$3011

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that l‘would no! - sit with

 

with the commission befon
.3 of coniroi. It i: uncor‘ slitu
gill} 1:111 and Inouid not do it. I 3111 in.
‘ "As altorizrr)‘ general are you 01' ll.
'opinion that this $2120“?! is legal?‘
Lislivqi' Mr. Elissrll.
‘ ' llr-aly's Opinion.
"i think (in; brand 01' control
.1123 , a grant to ibis or any
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Legislature 1111-
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120 zarqll'lig-a‘in?inn 11:15 Linda" said

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5 (unlptuzih-l' Bi~~cll Ropl'ml.
i “This: act stab—s Specific-ally
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tumbling

approval of the board 01' control and
i‘méonoily i

all. don't
1 how this. board has our ght to make
inch appropriation for £3th commigion
‘ ~11 iiOlizllil’rii of 3111111115: 1 don't think

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1’12. legislature intendrl 1311.: 1 lo:—
.l-“:» VHl thé ihim; ciosvlk 55 1' under
island tic law i: simply 111911115 that
gupon approval 02'. iii-r 1” rd of (‘01)-

 
 

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trol the Cornrllrollm‘ c
ricr {or 1hr: (what; in:
incarrnl. '

DESIRED $20,000

1011 are still at the opinion that this
is a legal proposition to appropriate as though “‘3 are ”an“?

“I did not adxis'e the commission"?

familiar with which I

stated the work could‘
and that tote
I stated to the commis~
the
12011111 of control and that I would not

 

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Einzit of the 2111._

Mr. .

"I didn' t follow the h :11:- ~-'*
uai and 'fieceg‘ary traae i
can be paid. That seems. {If-5
we could pay out of
know about the inns-1‘12.
itself."

Restricted by Legislator“

“That is antagonistic to v. 1—7 .
best interest of the slate

 
 
 
 
 

of the Legislature in gel
exp ained Goiernor Lake.

”it is :1 shame they
those records into shape it .

be taken car»:- of." said Mr. G:
’ Commission Inoperatiw.
“This practically mskvs
.m‘ssion THODCECIEV‘." ‘
1 Lake.

"I should 5131' $12."
oft—111;; "le‘- uC-t mys
i make reco: rr.
~nux£ (3232:“ 1
ll-g {DWI-1'
do an3thilzg‘

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how recount: t .1 ‘u '-
:r‘ozfiri in 111311
1‘. '
:wccl so much maul—i112. 1'0 -
iue }dld5 (who amp-:1: -
As soon as they had left t1 1 91:3

l‘lfl‘t? cxtctaimed indignanth-z

"Armin I didn‘t like that 111-1112.
om- H’ “71.“. in? 13111911 to you :1; ‘
ilk“ l‘p u‘;h\ .VOUI‘ hilfibfind: -~Y0un:.

town Triegrilm.
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Advertise in the Sentinel for the

‘best results.

 

 

 

11mm: to quickly clear your
kin and «$111an mo Ema,
sodthy flesh on your nu. w
“our nerve force sad power nnd look
ndfedIWperoanbette, imply
mung two 0! Mudn' I any
AMON tubleu vita each meal
"tel: walla. Muffin ‘3 \TI‘A-
ON Tablet: cont-m hxghly eon-
trated yeast-vitamins a well

the two other still more imperial:
a (Fat Soluble A And Wm
Elublo C) and ore now being aged
ty thousands u a tonic manure
1nd amazing complexion secret. Pim-
ties. boils md skin eruptions seem to
like me. the complexion be

names fresh and beautiful the cheeks
my. thafipmtbeeyeabright. So
pid And arousing on the result:
2 success is absolutely guaranteed
to rthe trial costs you nothing. The
uroe of a
lexion is from i
xpect uterus! applications to benefit
condition due to internal conditions.

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i at some ritaminas into your system!

e sure to remember the name—

iastln's VI~TA-MON. You an get

Instin's ‘TI‘AMION Tablets 3: all
drowns.

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Strengthen: the Eugene. and

 
 

THE UGLY
BLACKHEAD
UNHEALTHY
SKIN

Yeast E Vitamonq
Complexion Secret

“0111,. Puts on firm M_
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You Han An Us! dSISkin. Robb-11M
Hollow Check: my Hock
Mutlu‘n VITAA‘IONT 7.51.:- An Pod-

 

 

MASTINSMNITAMON

(In! (31.1 routed? You N."
14.1%., BL uty And 71 um
Fae. 01:6 Figaro. or Mon-y

Energy When Taken W‘fl
EmMedorMoneyBoek
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SINfiER, 3AM]

 

 

for ClNOT in New England

 

Known
out Xe“:
Miss Trent's
opinion of
traveled
~wide.
CIXOT ‘10

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Said concezninE
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line and I am glad to endorse CIVOTJ

 

TflUNfi EflNNEETICUT:
BlNflT’S PRAISE

Talented Miss Biamhe Treat of For-
estville Comm, Sounded a True Note

through.
England.‘
high :
CINOT.’
and
She found
11"?
RESULT GRFTER
it claims l0 be and

HS
1

1 Yer-roe. sness and:

1 ' ' mdi ”EST '05. “inch.
‘Miss Blanche 1111113 trcublpd me

Treat ' f0}: some t m 9‘;
nd (i hv a friend‘s advising CIXOT

1':th I tried Two homes relieved:

 

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' “Oh. my, but this is good.”

White Rose Bread

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

icnors 14 Herbs (n 1111011: ale 0: on;
EDD THE “’ORK in stomach disu‘ess. ’
; indigestion dizzv spe is an dspecs he-;

gioie the eyes. It re'ie e: as lor-g
12g cases of constipailon and
3031 1T5 MERITS ALOYE ’1”:_1

1&1ng and get R-E—S-L-L -T—S_

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ClROm

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druggists in South Noryalk.

stand-T
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CINOT is for sale by all first- class

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It has a delicious
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OUR OPTICAL WORK

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I make 11.
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Is the best that skilled workmen can:

et Us relieve .1011 of that eye-strain.

oread, but a rich,

 
 

TVIAKES IDEAL BREAD AND MILK

, satisfying flavor, and
right texture.
milk it is not simply a piece of wet
satisfying food. Every
moothful tastes good. Try it.

'When eaten with

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