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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 14, 1922 · page 2

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. today at m W Lake Shrun-

SELIHN GRAPIDLY plain ova: within m inches .91 its

IN AUTO M1611 AP“ New wens Md .mrzmdlo- also

were reported to show levolrts: in ex-.
cess of those usual at this season.
season: Champlain was still rising

was in‘theautomnbile with Sibley. was today.

not injured.
ColideoM'Rh Truck. MIDDLETOW
According to witnesses. the, truck B MKS — . l

was moving in an easterly direction

'toward Bridgeport. 0n the truck-with AHACKED

O'Hara was Arthur 14111212 years old,

of 418 Broke avenue. New York. The

truck was rounding the curve on (Continued n‘onIPIge on."
Main street. at~the dummy policeman

in front of the Central Fire Station. gflggrttd foengir: rfirzfi‘figaz:
Sibley was driving his automobile in Eireann Cabinet
the opposite direg‘llo'fl on Elm street. No ent was reached and an ‘
- According to the \. operator of the adjourangm'eeemnt was I l n until next- *
truck. Sibley was maxing at a fast W A ffl i 1 state t is-
mte. The machines came together egnfgay. in o cfd d trtg‘iti
with a loud crash. Sibley's Llutomobile 3“" ‘ 8309’s? anfil“t:e a t:-
was badly damaged by the truck. The he eart;es w t}? tathe mhxuleds be
truck was only' slightly damaged. t 8 con erence a. re 8 on ,,
The injured man was attended by no interference with public meetings.
Dr. Frank c. McMahon ll: police head- Those "9"?“ were Arum" Grimm
, ' and Michael Lolltns (or the provision-
quarters. ‘ ‘ al free state government: Eamon de
Valera and Charles Burgess for the

AGRICULTIJRAL Republicans; Archbishop Byrne, of
APPROPRIATION Dublin; Stephen 0 Mara. Lord Mayor
of Limerick, and Lord Mayor O'Neill;
of Dublin
(cm‘mued “9‘?“ 31"“ Pu”. _ BELFAST. April 13.—-—'I‘he Dunville
Distillery of this city 11:“de lith
Among the principal changes made the WW“ clerk ‘7' D‘,‘“‘“ .a claim f°"'
in the measure by the Senate were in- 55 00° 000 as “31.053 in the recent raid
creases of $300,000 to the million 0t" the Dublin custom hon-8‘6 bonded
dollar appropriation for argricultural 3 ores.
extension worlt through farm agents; BELFAST. April 13.—Sei‘geant
8525.000 to the 350.000 appropriation Bruenn of the Irish Constabulary. was
tor the purchase of additional forest seriously wounded in an attack on a
reserves in the Appalachian district saloon, this afternoon. by men who
and $300,000 to the $200,000 fund for used revolvers The attacking party
eradicating the barberry bush. the escaped.
wheat rust peat. BELFAST. April 18.——The Ulster
An atte “Pt was made by 58:51“)? Parliament adjourned today by May
King. Democrat. Utah. to a an 16. Finance Minister Pollock. on
amendment limiting farm bureau making the motion go adjourn. ex-
agents to the work of their depart- pressed pleasure {flat the recent
ments and preventing them from agreement reached in London between
what was _de:icrlbed as interference the northern and southern leaders had
with outside. enterprises. After 9. brought about comparative peace. He
verbal “Ct ‘W'm Senator ““3““ '0‘. added. however. that the Victor Gov-
0’95” ".C‘ “urge. 9f. 9‘81)fo who ernment had taken the necessary re-
1:5;“:‘etdhflohf 82$m1|m133°§£c§§° bf; cautions to meet any emergency hat
a . . , . . rder.
should he. made. -t apply to Senators might 3”“ along the b0

‘ . l’ .
and me. -mbers of t 9 House, Mr. King ‘ . 3

withdrew the amendment. FIVE DAY RECESS ' . general over to the sheriff them GRAY HAIR BECOMES
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IN COAL STRIKE . against Semenofl by the must to for Sunenon‘. he said, because she had DARK A)” BWIFUD

INDUSTRIAL BALL __ _‘ In a mpgme M fit, “pocket-I" the Youroyeta. Home wnd Fortign teen ill. —— .
LEAGUE FORMED Continued from First Pm At a price M fits the W 90“ Trading Company. a bankrupt New "What will happen to her?" he Try Grandmother's Old Monte

' . ' ‘ ' - - York concern, were called before l‘ri- said to his lawyers, time and again. Recipe oi‘ Sage Tea and Sulphur

Continued from First Page. contract. line some matched blend of 9r “- Olne-v- referee in bankruptcy. "She must not be left alone" ——

._ A sharp controversy was aroused . . . and David \V. Glaze, ll Semenol‘f at— \Nhen Colonel Kronpsky, who had Almost everyone knows that 8836‘
crgamflfll when demand No. 11 was introduced. W.VLRGMAMBWYTOMCCOS iorney, was compelled to ask an ad- been busy all afternoon showing the Tea and Sulphur. properly com-
My, Aaronson presented the league proiiding for payment of contract jourllment before Semenoft‘ was held permit to carry a revolver to every pounded brings back the natural 00)..
“ ly the sheriff. deputy sheriff in the office, pronlised or and iv sire to the hair when jaded,

with a large, handsome silver Reach workt rs on the legal basis of 2.000 f . H
cup v. hich will be used a so trophy pounds to the ton instead of by the. , The hearing: will go on tomorrow to care lor his Wile. the general sreaked 0r gray. _Years ago the only
for the baseball league. The cup is 2240 or “long ton" on carioad lots. gm“- afternoon and General rSemenorfs smiled again.eaid ‘he was really, and Way to get this mixture was to make.
to go to the team having the highest This demand was opposed by the op- WM * rm a“ presence will be sought on a sub~ swung {0, ms 091,]. it at hovne. which is mossy and "on:
L standing at the End of the season. erators on the ground that it would “um ya patina. which was prepared for ser— . bleso-ne. .
Nowadays we simply ask at any

'lhe on will be laced on exhibition odd nearly 10 per cent. to the wages vice in the morning on jail attend- , , . . , . _
p p ants. llnnlediatL‘ly after the hear- “‘4“ NE“ “ORIEERS OWN HOME drug store for “\Vyeth‘s Sage and,

 

 

 

ill a let: ll store window within a few of the miners. in addition to the 20- .. . . .
days per cent. increase sought in another , , , 1m, W..B Roulstone another of the ‘ ’ . —————— . Sulphur Compound. Sou. Will get a
Two years ago. Sorwalk had an in- (‘f their demands. f h ' h ll . l7" ,. 7. _ , . ‘ Cossack’ s attorneys. mans to ask for lotlfgei‘hlggw 3:02-12:25 {“tn i110“;- own large beast? to; tluitold-grmethrecipe .
nail—ill basebill le ue which finish- Representatives 0 t e miners e t ' an order from the state supreme ‘ ‘5 (‘1 ‘ ‘ a " an S 0 any improv 3" 9 a ‘ ‘0" 6 er “1‘
2d the mason 'm 'ngd form, 1: will that, since the legal ton was of 2.000 EASTERN CW raisistants and friends. .This morning. court locating the arrest of the gen- large cities an America. There are grediems, at very litlte cost. Every-
. . ) . 1"} - 'h .1 ’ h t ounds and the product generally ' ' the 58pm! _W(‘n‘ 10 his lawyers 0'!- l . V 1.278.341- homes in Ne‘V York. and body USFS this preparation now, be-
W H "It!" 1"“ *3 as: m” “ms 1 a p ' m t ASK WAGE REDUCTION flce for a conference and found there "a " " (nlv one a H o »- i l m ' 'bl tell that
the. league championship for that was sold to the consumer on a . .. . ' . i ‘ _ . _ .v —:.gl are V‘Ilt‘l ‘ly 0 oc— cause no one can possl y
a representative of the surety com- Gflne‘m gummc‘m “ ”"9 he “as ellpnms. This is revealed in a study you darkened your hair, as it does it

year was won by the Nash Engineer- lusls. the miner was entitled to pay-

 

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’ C ' - - trent for d v ‘n the extra. 200- . ‘
lilxv\l:/1erl<shti2:014t r 1 f h" .o‘mds The‘bfiwgmn mm m" be Continued tron: Page One. He was told that because of the no- mm“ ““3““ “18’ “9‘83 8‘11’1‘955 housing of the federal bureau or am sponge or soft brush with it and
{Himlet'r ltme [311:3 1:5, xiii-Injitlferr toil; Core the subcommittee when it ad- —--—-—- torieigyv his case had brought, and Di any atrocities in Siberia or any— standards. which included cities of draw this through .wa hair, talking
(Cr Pig,-:tu:,.a},.,. in {hg’l‘l‘zu(.“"A «Them iourngd' Common labor around SWUOHSr—m} because the company/officials thought where (“189' the I‘nited States having a popllla- one small strand at a time: by morn-
ule will in arranged noon. CA5 ‘to mo - and 32 cents an hour. it unpatrioitc ot act as] bondsman"for The general told of. seven bullet tion of ore;- one hundred thousand. ing the gray hair disappears, and af-

' “rnatt r 0f grounds. the American Hat! A new scale or pay for clerks was a man charged With atrocities against “'Ollnds 1“ his ShOUIder and knee. lies linings. la... in it}: oxer half. or ter another application or two. your
nine 5,“, “Infidy 0le“; negotiations GOVERNOR LAKE 0N med- beginning With 350 a month American soldiers. they were 801113 To ‘thh- he field. give him great pain ..1 1 Qt“ C‘rnt. of its 31.644 homes hair becomes. l'leallliflltly dark, 'thick
for tht' Malone lot in the First Dis- ‘7' STATE’S CHARITIES for inexperienced employes; $60 for 8“"?an mm at “00". ’ ‘ Mid 1}? said .119 was worrying about cwned bv their occupants. has the ”and you 1001; years
(riot. The “1“ng will be conducted (31:9 second six months' employment: Just before noon. Colonel George spending 2i night in Jail because of test record.
entire] ' tron] the 3 ortjn (5nd. and ‘ ‘n for the S€c0nd year: and $87.50 Kroupsky. who was Semenoi’f‘s (“‘hief

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not as {l mom y-maklllg pioposatlon. , _
him here, was stopped bv a police-

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athoug 1 “9:151“ch “'3 9‘99“?“ 10”,?“ 1,519.} m the same category GEN SEMENOFF man on Broadway and searched. W”:W.. r¢”flrflwfi”x”f‘.’v.fi'oo%0.00>0. 00:00:00:00:0%0®€04H fixfiflww

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it rest will be evinced in the league “9"“ . RTOUDSR)’ had :1 “WOW?!" and ' nar— ;
activities by loCal baseball tans. State .3“ for pallpers, 31006000' IN LUDIJOW S'l'. JAII rowly escaped going to jail himself. .39‘
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,1 W O RIVERS STILL 'the follow—up plan after the children (Continued from Page One.) a permit.

.OUT OF BANKS leave the homes); ”5‘000 to P03?" _ Just after 2 o'clock General Sem-
babit-s under four years old; Summit! worrying about her husband. and she enot‘f, Mme. Senlenot‘f and two or

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Continued] from FHS" Page Blind. "a gripping. real litgirt-touch- for the bond. But he couldn't, he ters started for Nagle's office. Ill. M.
, mg service by the State." 20.00“ of explained. nlthou h she could . = q ' . r- .
’At horthampton ”M‘s ““0 used this amount is for and after blind are them to a bondifig company 3.30:3: SCECPrnggt'hfrle {$1;h:il':txlli‘r‘“l‘\v¥ai§:yne “. J
from CC" 50‘0”]. “to” ““‘dm‘s 0f llssigned occupations: $50.0;00 for the lateral. - Send-elicit had counted her ell'lin"'“of .
dome “0“5‘53- “Pt“ ”‘0 mm" mm“? dear and dumb: $350,000 for the chil- The day had been one of exeite- pearls and her diamonds which had 3
All] inundatedp although “1“ crest 0f llrun ilt Mansfield (the Governor said ment for General Semenofi his as— been held as collateral“ e turn-11 the
tile flood held passed. The sillirllinn :th 1“, has a waiting ”Near 200' and two ' ‘ ‘ n “ " l 0‘
Springfield “'li‘ifildafllflfi IO llidit‘di(?_ $100.00” Luilllingg xnust he profited C
that there w0uld‘ be little damage in soon): $200,000 for tuberculosis san- .4
that Vicki")? it"mrrsaid. ! ltnl‘iil, which is over and above $7llll.- .-
lliu'l-men said the danger was not l mm (or maintenance, and $4lv0.r-llu to "
over. llowv u r 33 till li\(l vials still at 3 uill local hospitals. .303
.. m. such a high 31. 3.: that linollltl heavy} -_~~»-——V—--—-————-—- - ‘ . ‘
. rain might c2111“: s damage. . i Advertise in the Sentinel.‘ _' : , ' “ ‘\ \ ,. ' ‘ - .§l
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