Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 16, 1923 · page 5

 

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‘a a a . . .
Uctogenarians' fund
° ' f A. the old hymn says.
Half way l" a a e
. ‘ ° ‘ But let us give..
Across the world. , a a a '
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I‘m not discouraging we ’ . . .
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~ . To relieve the want-
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Yet— ' i In our midst.
Hyatt. and a brother. George 1!.
Deaths 811d Funerals. Dunn. of this city. The funeral'wjll
- be held on Friday morning at 10:80
am” Burr Nash. ’ o‘clock. Rev. Frederick'H. Jacobs
Jamel Burr Nash. a well-knmn will omciate.

n.raketman at one time conducting a
More in this city under the name of
me &. Nash. and late!- empioyed by
x. hn E. O'Sullivan. at Dorlon's Point.
...r <i at th time or his death employed
H a. fire
\inshlngton street. 'was found dead in
.i at his home. 10 Cove avenue. yes-
:vuiay. Medical Examiner Samuel
H. Huntington was called. nnd pro-
lmunced death due to apoplexy. The
remains were taken to the funeral
parlors of Frederick H. Ganung. and
arrangements for ”trial will be made
an Deceased was about eighty
are of age.

 

Mrs. Otto Barthel. '

31“. Mary Barthel. wire of Otto
Burthol. died at her home, 17 Hav-
lrand street. yesterday. aged eighty
wars. She is survived by her hus-
mrd. The funeral service will be
‘mld on Thursday stternoon at 2
o'clock from the family home. Rev.
“1'. Wenzel. or St. Peter's church,
and Rev. Martin Steup. of Holyoke.
Mass. will officiate. Interment in
Riverside cemetery.

 

Mrs. Angeline Wheaier. ,

Mrs. Angeline Wheaten widow o!
the late Jabs: Wheater. died last night
.9 the home of Howard Zel 28
o'hestnut street, Second District. She
was 87 years old. Funeral services
“Ill be held at 2 o'clock Thursday
utter-noon from the Zelutt home. Rev.
Whapman 8. Lewis will ofiiciate and
Unrial will be in the ‘Norwalk ceme-
Yvry.

 

Charles H. Dann. '
Pharles H. Dunn died at the home
If his sister. No. 20 Stuart avenue,
..sterday. aged titty-six years. He is
nrvived by a sister. Mrs. Walter

 

an at the Marvin Block. in W

 

GAS STOVES
and

HEATERS

The Connecticut Light
and Power Co.

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Burial in Ridgeneld.

 

Kari nine.
’Kari Laine. 26 yem old. 0! Silver-
aune, died at the Not-walk hospital
night from pneumonia. He is
survived by a wife. Funeral services
will be held at 3 o'clock -Thu.rsday
afternoon
Brrial will be in Riverside cemetery.

 

Funeral oljlrs. Eaton.
Funeral services for furs. Eben
Eaton were held at 3:30 o'clock this
afternoon from the tuners] parlors of
P. D. Stannard. Main street. Rev.
Ernest F. McGregor oflichted. - Burial

was in the Norwalk cemetery.

lumen! oi Mrs. Price.
Funeral services for Mrs. Minerva
Price will be held on Wednesday att-
ernoon‘ at 2 o'clock. from the funeral

 

ington street.

 

Funeral of Mrs. Weeks.

The funeral of Mrs William 1".
Weeks of 4 Blake street was held- this
morning. Rev. George B. Tompkins
officiated and burial was in Pine lol-
and cemetery.

T0 DANISH SALOONS
FROM PENNSYLVANIA

By Associated Press

EAR ISBURG. Pt. Jan. '18.—Glf-
ford P chot, who was inaugurated
Governor of Pennsylvania today, do-
clared in his inaugural address that it
would it part of his policy "to drive
all saloons out of Pennsylvania and to
prevent and punish bootiegging.”

"I regard the present mgr-ant tall-
ure to enforce the Voluead law as a
blot on the good name ot_ Pennsyl-
vania and the United States." said the
Governor. "It allowed to continue. it
will amount to a serious charge
against the fitness of our people tor
genuine self-government. I share in
the belief that no determined meet-t-
ed eflort 'to enforce the law has yet
been made. and’! propose not only to
press. .with all my power. tor-the abol-
ition of the saloon. but also to make
sure that the rnment at this state
takes its full d ei!ectlve part in such
an snort."

 

 

 

Ancient Greek and Roman war-
ships were built with as manyas

 

PALACE BOOTERY

rsnos mans some

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JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE

Is Now inFull swing—Don’tFail to Take Advantage.
ThoNewOrepsBubba-GolslportOflord ............ $5.95

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torney
announced at the Department
Justice the department's chief had
gone to much Lick Spring to recup—

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be“ ‘fit nlled 850 m bad.—
and ot coin-as it all went to Okla.
home."

These seeds went out in advance of
Kiss Alice's recent race for reelection.
Their futility was shown in her detest.
Had each package oi seeds sprouted a
.. vote, her re-oiection would have been
unanimou.

Th fine day the House Judiciary
Committee reported the failure of the
impeachment woe-dines Wu At-

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the juicy job loose for themselvea:

As a result the attention of can.
gresa has been called to the fact Com
gloss has provided sens-ed" navy one
eers ’(may not ’draw‘ retirement pay
when they are thawing salaries trons
private connections involving business
relations with government depart-
menta.

"I! this provision is good for the
navy. why not for the army. ted?" Is
asked. '

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smwho have interpntsdtbanjwvea
thus far made in organising the Gen-
erai to indicate that the
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ton of theisoesintheprbnary
eampaignlssttauwas the control
otthe courts,sndeapeeiaiiy4hateono
ducted by Judge George H. Voaburgh.
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ment to thstk‘bins threes was
attractive both from financial and so-
eta! standpdtnts. American dollars.
translated into marks. gave even on-
listed men incomes ot L055. 000 marks
a year. Even with the depreciated
vans o! the mark. our men found
their pay (WWW
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Germany d placed their chuan in
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living and educatioh being infinitely

to Prosecutor Oramer C. Hegemon.
below the-cost. in U. 8. A.

Judge Vosburgh' s appointee. The con-

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If Mother or Sister wants a center dress

If Father or Brcther wants a" suit or. overcoat 1 I.
If the whole famib want shoes

If the home requires new rugs or curEins

 

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