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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 26, 1921 · page 1

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llmlile . this Franklin

Sl-llool lo lie the kite 6% mo experi-

mom which will be directly tinder the
Jurisdiction of the Junior Red Cross
Auriliuu oi the acnoolm:

'lpslules this. beginning nextrwcek.
Mussels in Home Hygiene and care of
NW sick. will be estuhlls. d at the
\me n and G is Club. on Willi stréet.
l-‘ '11-. lg district 1 With the Nursing Com-
mltlw nl‘ Norwztlk Chapter. Amelioan
11.4 Cross in ohnf'g‘é.‘ These classes
“a. npi'il to all girls over 16 and to all
\. .. mm who may team to attend. $915;
w...” and ovoning classes will be eld
..n.l llu- High School classés will *
.mm-d in liu‘ Spirng as well.

’l'lu-ougil the. Junior lied. Crusty the:
. unlisllmvnt of, thrw pimgrounds
1... \‘m-wullm children is assured.

(' ars Owned by George A K.
Hoyt of New- York, and
Rostee‘n Selleck of Now
Canaan, CJaSh at tile
Armory ‘

'l‘hree‘minor auto'fimbi'le accidents
Wore reported-to the uptown poiicé
over Christmas. The most Serial» or
these took place Saturday afternoon
at the Norwaik armory.

A Nash Six automobile operated by
George A. 303%. New York city. with
his wife. as another passenger. came
down t ,rm l'y hill and turned to
.the righ the Nathan Hale foun-
.taln. Another machine- operated by

do

1111;; Wollaoo; Bailey, 01‘ Néw Qua-
. an a. third passenger. The two
machines ctsshed together. but for-
ltunately no the was injured. .1.
The onto were rather badly damag‘
ed The left front mud gust-d or the
Nash machine was bent and the right
rear of the Ford and 'the right head-

(Continued on Pm Flu)

CHRISTMAS CAMS

 

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Criticism Is Said: to Have
Caliséd Chgngém New .1 '

Dollar’s Design»

WAQMNGTON,‘ Dec. :5 .ii'rhe a“..-
sign of the new silver dollsr. knoWn

oblltér‘iited As finally ”minted the?

peace dollar will show no Word in all.
The tolons of the American eagle Will
be empty. and.“ it were. at' rest. 7,
The design was changed by Tress
ury omcisla after formal :19le h
the Mint Director. No reason; is

given. but it is significant that it comes ‘7

at thé moment the American Govern-

I‘ment is considerably engaged

sheathing the sword and that the
sword design has been tho subject of
considerable criticism.

Tho new dollars are being made at
the Philadelphia mint. They will be
randy far distribution by December 30.

Chorus Picasso Péo‘p he at . .

Naromake and County.
Homes and Home for the
Aged ‘

llvcause or the bad weather otstt
many night. postponement until 1
night, was made of the trip or the
Community Christmas Carol Charla-
115m, composed of members or t o

1 Norwalk Comunlty chorus.

However the itinerary planned ups
0'1.qu followed last night, thé truck
containing the singer; leaving from.

M Eusf avenue M “E. church at .8: 46
“'(IOCLC The first stop was fit the
Aaramake Home. slid then stops were
made at the Horné for the Agé ‘
”14D 1. "l1lldren's Home '

A b1let concert was ‘

‘ NE‘V-mYORK. Dec‘. 2 25:——l\b_smdon-
ment at the Ludiow Street Jail. team.
on: as the roof tree at New York's
'fallmony club ” and abolition of its»

prisonm’ent for debt; were dried today .'

by 811 rift David H. Knott. whose
term ends- on December 81..

"I have seen much at the evil of

placing: persons in prison for debt":

’ “As the l 0 stands.’

at lug can bl..done. bout it; but the

llould be c . hanged

Iari. by special request. fv’islr wore 1

mm. to the Normal: Hospital ouéil‘
the home of Mayor may".
Dalton. The homes” '

of Dr .and Mrs. J.

a short Christin

Mrs. Morrison to la d .

munit) Chorus and-

hfr clt’orts tli'a't t'llo £211.an

passed quiltey in will
all reports. excep

Vue S'reet betw
.. and Wm police '
9‘01: wounded
. hlee armed .-. -.
. M William M
A» ”“991 felfastw'g‘
not
4,. While “and?!"

area,
he“ and Jollgn fl

elated Pro") .c—Bluejsckets arrived in
Cairo Saturday night in *connect'lon
with the rioting "which. hm “ongoing
on sewers} days. It. is revisited that (I

(mine Egypt. Dec. 25. (By Assoc-«'Huge Property Loss R?

flotilla or firmed Nile boats. “offloel'ed.

and manned by men at thé ”Royal

nav '. will proceed to Upper Egypt:

within the next few days.

Reports received here from Port ‘1

Said saw that mobs broke through the

police cordon there and pentrsted mm; ’
.tho- European quarter. but that tile"
British military intervened and glint-i

iy restored order.-
' It is understood that thé "
has assumed control at Port:

. Disturbances “for; treported.‘ today . ,7

tEgypt. but. the

pollcéf and mill
handling tile situation eflectlvely. The
martial law 0 .ler notifies 9 public
that disorders and rioting and th do
y will mi pigs; on

2 military. ”who aid

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Débs. sevgnl times Socialist candi- 2 -
sweeps date :tor prefildent. was released mm.

Atlanta Penttqnfiary at 11: 30 this

; morning.‘ the balance} of his ten 1 ‘
: sen ce far violation of the Espion-‘

of having been nominated b1

‘ Pigtaidept Kariing.

libel»: let: an hour lat'ér for Wash,
inmon. his reload: lowing- be ’ ’

f‘ charges. Ké was nought 111' the bath-
,; room or a west still: time in which no. »

. tag
,filnoed to? loam a. moment or t‘

train upon which he tort Atlanta is

due in Washington about: 1:11) a. in

 

3 day that the

Walton: Collins ‘
22 and 19 your: oi

'orge or mailman:

atoi-y to his interrupted flight.
Th .

en ' charged :5

good will to ma" prevam

plunged. aimed,

 

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