THE LEAGUE
BECAUSE OF
Interesting Lecture by
Dr. Greening Tomor-
row at Royal James
PUBLIC INVITED
Norwalk Leagu e of
Women Voters Ex~
tends Welcome—
Mrs. Werd Talks
In extending an inn: 3: ion to the
general public to attend the meet-
ing of the Norwaik League of “0-
men Voters tomorrow nit-.rnoon at
the Royal Jami-s. at two detect.
when Dr. Ernest ll. Grucnxn; will
address the League on "The [sited
State. and, Latin America." the
members of the League Mime they
' are making a very vatmble contri-
bution to intelligcnt citl; nshxp.
In speaking of La: la “hurl .- to:
day and in a Way rxplaimng the Ls.-
portanco or Dr. Grnc-mg's luau-e
Mrs. Helena lllii Weed. l‘res dc..t of
tho Noriialk Longue said;—
' "Those who haw cioscly renewed
the conduct of the irrec‘cncx‘.ab2es :n
the United States Senate on the
League 0! Nations an) the We rid
Court find the chief rcasen '9: their
opposition to catering into an) in—
tcrnntiohnl reldticnsth rut);
Dt‘afi nations {or “orid pace '
parently based or. the d-src
Euro-i
I
tion 01 the members c. has
—-—Senator Box-ah (10:;th t
ml: the great moneyed :tercs'.
the L'nited States to up
Americn in the sun-3
the world cor. tin-Lard Ger ....1
other European nations for _
Senator )lcCormicl. has frank.”
stated that one c‘.’ ms reasons for
oppoatng the late I‘Jsidcnt Hard-l
ing‘s plan {or adherence (5
World Court was that i:
mit Enropcan nations to pass on
our occupation 0: 1.3371 American.
countries such as San lficzzzzgc. lief
publicly stated that. red W: be -.‘
under it at the time c! the occur..-
tion San Drumgo w::'
vealed to the nor; -
l
'53?
would have put us on; .
”Dr. Latane. Dean of Sci-.25 lisp: .:
kins. in his cc’lsge
in America states the
thcoe who practice 2:;5 \.
ent doctrine than the .~r"~
~
ertca prea: h as to.. on
(LI. .'
”The Near rm {‘93- -,
been regarded by 13,. 3._ ~ ;
i. in ‘2‘ “.y ‘ s...-- fa)”: ‘1'”:4'2” 11“,}. tn 3:: a.l razl
i rt: cc
uni the encroachtr‘ ' c! Ere-puma.
powers tn Latin Ar arms 1'. never!
for a moment ad: ed any 12::113-2
t.»n on the romantics of its own“
expansion :3 this recon.
"This is a wry dtzerer.’ inerpred
taticn treat that gn-so to laurel
America by our .lr: ertc-a: c::::_i:sl
“ho. in varying terms. have V
lic‘ y stated. as did “"1 93:. that '
L'nl' ed“ . taxes has no: hing
'02- to
Latin America excepzzzg the Rising“
interests of the peop'cs c! the two"
continents. the securizy c1 gown—*—
meats intended {cr 1‘." :‘c
(or no special group cr 1.-
95., development of per-30:11: a:
trade relatkms hetwec: the two cen-
y\\.stt- or: \l‘hrr:
would perv! ‘
tcx‘. ;c\'-'x :n 1.4-. .
;\\. -5 fih‘
0F HA'I'IHNS.
LATIN AMERICA?
tinenta wich ahnll redound to the
mom and advantage or both and in- ,
tertero with the rights and liberties
of neither.’
"The action of Peru last Saturday
in appealing to the President 'and
people of America agnlnat the way
in which he: liberties were being
n‘olated by financial interests in
New York. acting through the An.
erican State Department. is a case
in point. as were the military oc-
cupation or Ham and San Domingo.
Nicaragua and other countries by
American marines. in the interests
0! private commercial exploiters. to
show how our professions and praoo
use: regarding Latin American
rights and liberties dixer. These in-
sances “1'1! be discussed on “‘ed-
nesday.."
Dr. crushing has just returned
from a six months stgv in Mexico.
Where he Inn: to study the Next-
can hm in. ion and the new hie:-
ican sonrament {or neutral magn-
xihcx The results of his studies
hen-3
these
C1
been app-canng this winter in
:zugaxlncx
_"
he February
'Iarh i: tcrcst-
ho Mexican
has .l part
rg .tt't: cle 1.) him
lw: 1.1!.sz
.\ft 1-: his graduation from Har-
HG
C‘Il
card Etc Wen: through Harvard
iticdical school. but concluded after
practising for a short time that his
:ztercst my in :ouraaiisrn rather
2323:: a“. . ‘e. \mong the many lm-f
IL orient rositzoas he has held in t..v: ' .
“spam “and w re managtngv
o.’ c: the Boston Advertiser and:
..- N. W Ych Trxbnnc an'. The N:-
li»: is now due: ir g his entire
Emshets
m1.ROynuatworhinherho-e.
IbehnshanddllrxJ.R.Oynesisnowlordofthe
the Labor government of the British empire, bntshe
sfihthewi'eofahbofingmamandiseontinning undo
housework headincdonehforahatnhofhzfrdhd
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rirysealle
sheconsgdetsber’aoll
lZLItFCZIJRSZ “ruins and
'-.\ )‘cdrs residence
he has \‘Cxui‘lt‘dl
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lis . 1 In
a: tempo 4.21;;
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tax
roost: him a
s w..o are in-7
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{LIT
this hoo-
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to extend
;‘ me: ant «0317221..
éAttorney
‘ Soon to D e c i d e
W'hether Ap p e a l s
Constitute a Stay
ARE PRACI’ICING
gActipn Against Men
, W h o s e Licenses
World Better Than Formerly
v a.
“an:
.\‘-.*\c.- “-3. 'ancxs i=1 mne-
. up I: t..-:r pro-ant mark; and
an: Henry Ford has dcne:
“‘9 true c’zith'atei pessim-
we are h'rlnn
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W aits on Decision
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CtT TRIS Ul‘t—l‘l’ IS “‘mrrn j
“0513“
Se::.: this ad a=J to: cent.-
“3o: owed eclectic in Connecticut.
Po‘ey & Co. 2535 wield and
tan: and
practicing medicine in defiance of
the revocation 0' their liceaea will
‘1: cap: {21.3 aria“ -'::c
.n: i-m c ea.- 1: Ten .1: m... . be written soon by At: emu-General
4.3 :9“! :n-zre c4 PULEY‘S 8.53; frank E. Heal). do n to hand
\Vfi TAR cuvpu \p ‘o: 331.. down an opinion on the claim that
tors-95m. 3.20 ft, ‘m P“ appeal to the courts constitutes;
a ray of execution in the matter or
-0
.‘ 9 packages or fiflJZY '-‘ll.lS. I
itcrctzc s1::::;;.1.:.'. to? the mines-o. “"3“
1.. 5 r». "us: - CAT‘flARTI (Axum-s . Announcement that he has been i
31:23: asked for such an opinion
the Attorney
C‘rsttpa‘flcn ind litmus-zen
-'s~ sc: err: Wire-fires :xu» was made today by
’1‘” c? vcpe T-s Gcncral Electrics hronghoot the
'hem. L’owei‘. ‘orp state are contending that the films
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E THERE’S A REASON
j FOR BUYING YOUR
FORD
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1N FEBRUARY
ASK US WHY!
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DUTEE
7 West Avenue
. «MW--. xxmml'...“ m......_.._.._
General IsE
f taw-
Generaiaaid. until such time as th‘
:eplhion which has been reqcuted of ;’
~hizn is handed down. '
roughout the state have;
Ousted Eclectics’
Fate Now Hinges
on Legal Opinion
0' an appeal from the revocation of
their licenses automatlally (31‘ on
them the right to continue with thtir
practice until a or! decision is
‘rendered on the stion.
V All action against “doctors" r ho?
Tare practicing in Violation of the,
will be deferred. the Attorney
7).
‘a-
Pozice
been hesitant about interfering vcn
Have Been Revoked “m "mm-e mo! ha been or
tered that one or the "doctors" was
‘ apracticing. This hesitancy has been
ioocnsioned by the claim or the ec-
BAR‘Jp'ORD. Feb. 19. (Special milectica that an appeal constitutes a .
iThe marten—The late 0! a wore‘
One at the lenders runong the
ousted eclectic: in their tight or
reinstatement is James A. Christian
0: Fairlie: d. tormrr secretary of the
Connectzm: Erlectic “5n iation All
at one time a nominee for the ex-
amlug Board Christian las
fluently c'aimed that he will con-
inne his practice.
Holding Ont for Principle.
(Lo: Ange‘en "-'"....ee)
Here lies the body of \"lli'um JQ’.
:Be diet matntaining hi s right oi
' way;
He was right. dead rig
along.
he‘s :as: as
been wrong.
ht. as he sped
Sn! dead, as if he'd
con- 4
NEVER m antanaohfie engine
dosed m;01’£§ noon
sum-z
\EVEB crawl undes- car with on
gtno m EVEN it at is It
open air.
\va sit in dosed car with“.
fines-mum. 1-385 it h a no:
tinted m.
NEVER sit in closed car with en
gbo running and all windows
shut. EVEN if ear is In
air; always ham window's
l‘lT’lSBL'RGB. Feb. 19—30 many
deaths 30m carbon monoxide. a
2535 present in the exhaust from
automobiles. hate occurred through-
'g on: the country during the past (cw
t::1nths that. the Pittsburgh station.
E‘Lnited States Bureau of Mines. has
: thcn’promptcd to call the attention
5 of the public to its danger.
é Seldont a day passes at this sea-
son but the record of one or more
persons is recorded. Fatalities are
particularly noticeable in the an.
;t um! gas belt 0: l‘enn5\l\an.a. Ohio
land “355‘. Virginia, “bile deaths
' from the exhaust. gas of auto mo-
? hut-s are increasing.
fxzde is given at! in quantities
éburning natural gas. while it is playmg with death.”
€rr3€tlc3§ly always present in ex-
ccedingly dangcrous quantities in
the exhaust {ram gasoline engines.
Thousands of houses in the na- Amer. Red Cross:
mral gas belt have no flue: for Nun ~
rying on waste gases. trauz. in , , ' . _
isuch cases. pass of! into the room “W‘L‘PO Feb. 913—039
“here t..e fin. is burning 1. all the of the romances American wel-
‘otndowa and doors are encased as
thn rpm be in co. 'd weather “hen:
cflect
sooner or la‘ er becomes apparent on
dull
the
!
‘gas is bung consumed
gm he occupants. They become
an wed em and. i’ no. aroused, may
pass :2: to unconecmusneg and even-
t1:ali};uto:.
Th bureau recommends that!
wtil answer.
changed, every hour;
l v s _. u, t l . V , .
. air .IllOL-Ad it. continue.) displace-«1‘ at 11 3!. C. A. Secretary {or 90:13.11
t.) fresh air during that period '9“. ‘ i
- . 'a o‘ y ' " ' -
114:0; thzrc tsflglconnnuihs {road "After the Great “3.: the Am d',
z. , . .5 p countsract :13? (.33 Y. )1. C. A. conducted work for;
pulsations gas unmss the indtvtum. the Polish Army at nearly 1435.;
:s so close to the source of
to hunt he it before
diluted with fresh
‘gasas it
sufl'icientiy
ancrs are warned
under a. car “hr-rt the en-
(tinted.
* to crawl
; fine is running,
the ventilation.
autoinolzile. in a. garage.
engine in motion. is distinc
serous thing to do.
Another hazard of exhaust gas is
that of 53:31.: in a tishtfy ciosaed
And sitting in an
‘3’th the
fly 3 dan-
automobile on a hinhu'ay. or else-
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
MOREITEMSINOURSALEOF
SEASONABLE MER CHAN DISE
MORE HIGH GRADE CORSETS $1. 50
Regular prices up to
0f some of the best known makes. .
$4.00
.— A FEW MORE BRASSIERES
Former prim $1. 00- $1. 50—NOW 25c
$7.50
'AXMINSTER RU S 27x54 ins. BARGAIN
CONGO RUGS 24x54 ins. 50c
___o__
r
where. with the engine going. ’The
car may be fitted with a
heater. through which the exhaust
inky
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'ALL WOOL BED BLANKETS. Just a few Mics; size
Bargains in Short Lengths of Dress Goods
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gets into and concentrates in the
car. or the exhamt troln the tumor
in some manner. gets in d aoctnn-
ulates in its confinement.
“it people must sit in an amen;
mobile,” says the bureau. "they"
Special
Carbon mono-
by
When 3 gas heater without a flue is
used. a window or door be partly
open at all times; halt an inch or so
> The bureau has round
gun: the air in a room shon.d be
that Ls. the foul
waste
is
air.
The bureau sounds a “min: never
to go to bed With a heater burning
and the “Lr. dew: and doors closed; pg“ angered and directed by Poles. .
1.. do so in all be “ .irténg n‘ith' n begin, its new new with some:
dtalh. ’ 7,500 members in 1? cities and man:
The danger from waste automo— 131mg, of (fiends in gas—ornmént.
28 rue: Ls no less real. it the university. civil and military cireiegj
engine has to be kept running in Seven Anetta: Y. I. C. L sneeze—f
the garage. the garage must he hath
never
no matter how prod
must. hate some fresh air entering
the torment. Otherwise they are
Poland Takes Over
{are work abroad has Just reached
2 its climax in Che formal transier of
the Y. )1. C. A. in Poland tram
American to Polish administration.
This action means that only the
)ears alter its in'roduction into Po-
land as a welfare service for the
. Polish arms. Y. Ll. C. A. work here
Second mark-down of Women's Wool Hose. :5:
790 8“ 98c
These are fine quality of silk and wool 32 d 1..
greatly reduced in price and certainly wel;
Children a Wool Sport Hose
(Formerly 75c)
J. I. Mallette
'i't' 9:.
"(en'— ~.;
.. 5.: .
has grown into the permanent form
~ so familiar to the People of America.
The formal transfer. which took
place in the “'arsnw Y. M. C. A-
building. was the occasion for a
ceremony attended by the President:
of Pound and many other of its 120-:
table citizen; Paul Super. 83:29:12-5
points, employing in thb work 5:
Amermn secretariesnnd expending;
3! me. coo- All this war work has.‘
01' courses been discontinued and
the enterprise now is on a (131.1th
tat-lee I‘m-IR in Poland as technlalg
-—'fi
Gehebe’s n:
COOKING UTENSIHS
We car-hr 312-:- w'eil-kncwn high gr.
in all white Ste-35 enameled ware.
ware. “Earl-Iver
and Mirro Aluminum.
advisers and instructors in the
work or the annotation. loaned as;
an cure-don of the «so—operation o:
the Annerlan Y. )1. C. A. with the
Polish movement.”
Weighing less than a pound. a
camera; tripod invented in England
tekhs compactly enough to be used
as a walking sticg.
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NEWS “ILL BE IN THE EVENING SENTINEL
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isomeotthemoretmporuntm-
“’0
Ohm t: snowx. as.
finally known sporting
writer. Whose storie- ap-
pear regularly hi the SentineL
has text so; the South to visit the
baseball training camp. and
port on the prospects of the var-
ious teams for readers or The ;
Scam
His new: and ‘dope" from the
camps of the Giants. the Yankees.
the Redo. the Pirates. the m
the Indiana and all the other
We: league teams, as .well as ‘ 3.
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as newest style in low heel footwear.
with kid lining, in a most elaborate cu:
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