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L1- _ 279M gurged :ment or State. And are Washington;
:1 - - was con. ’administration has a lively contra?
; c115 ccu.-§ vars-y on its bands which may «.1-
1- 11;... V05. I tend to France and the other Allied
.powers.
The point in question was raisosd
when the late President Hal-dint.
. .45 3;:
of East-'3
t r e e t1
Admit-g
‘z'ities
and:
‘W—Hos-i
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Fin-15.; -’f f
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c‘ticials;
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NoRWALxs-rms'rrarsn FIFTY YEABS‘AGOUAND uonALKfs 17111313 PAPER T011511?
January as second—cub manor at tho ’0. om
Sou h NorwalL Conn. undo:
—No Caricature of I
3 Gen. Butler Allowed I
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 23.—
General Butler. Director of Pub-
l1c Safety 0! this city and his
police {ores must not be carica-
1 tured by participants in this
I \‘ew Years Mummers Parade. 1
1 captains 0! clubs planning to I
march in the 5.3311- wero told to- I
day in a communication from a
committee 0! cltycouncn.
Hex-actors the parade. c. Phila—
delphia lhstttut'on, has been.
marked by special divisions in
which burlesquec 0! current
. events have been featured. The
5 tan against films. at General
Butler was supplehzcntcd in the
edict with the admonition that i
“no triallclous humor is wanted."
Female impersonators were in-
structed to wear adequate wraps.
IN LEAGUE, GET
HER WAR DEBTS?
Britain a n d France;
Claim S e p a r a t e
Treaty Wit h Ger-
I many Bars America
ITICKLISle PROBLEM?
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EEPartnership' m, para.
’ tions LoSt ”en Am-
erica Failed to Ratify:
Versailles Treaty ‘
" By DAVID LAVYRESCB
: Special Correspondent
, O! The Evening Sentinel
g (Copyright 1-934) -
1 WASHINGTON. Dec. '23.— Thei
first real penalty that the United§
.States government has had to payé
{or the unfortunate edicts-mercy in}
the American Senate Ole: the
“League- c.“ Nations immediately Io;-
lowlns the war has dyslexia; at
last.
For the British government has
’15:- etused to reco‘sniu. lbs- upstate
treaty of peace burner} Germans?
and the United States as ban-lag the
validity claimed for it byfieutortal
proponents and even the Depart»
through Secretary o: State Hughes
isucrllz'ed a separate treaty to the
‘Senato as a consequence of the Joint;
Sch passed Congress de—’
{daring a state of peace. In that
Q 1.5.5:. the . sited $111435 claimed all
:the risk): which it would have on-
:jcxed under the Versailles treat? to.
nounced the principal obligations of
loner including t he Long“: of
I5111<2ns covenant which was a. part
The alternative course
the
(Continued on Page Two.)
REMEMBER
i
POLICE WITH
XMAS GIFTS
Membcrto! the Norwalk Polloc dc—
partmcnt are always a. jolly and
Ila-PPS? crowd- But they are alwm
happier a: this 11:34:31,112» year than
2 at any other .
The reason !or'thls happiness is
that the merchant: ”or the city are
remembering the boys in the blue
112le with Christmas gifts or
cigars, cigarettes. ties. gloves and
other similar gifts. A score of pros-
- eats hafe already been received by
I members or the department: Walter
Natalie: remembered as friends by
presenting each with a. Stitch's-pin in
the setting of whlch was a. real Call-
tornia fose- lead-
‘YOEH CAR BATTERY.
are not 1-15.23 2: your car) needs
Iproper care and attention. Exocl
11.111 facilities bore tor dry or we:
battery storage (01 any snake of bar-
tery. Give your battery the our. its
importance demands. Reasonable
grates. The Rays Battery Storage
CO ‘9 West Ave. Phone iii—Adv.
DAN‘S TIRE SHOP
Make it a radio tor Xmas. Am»
rKcnt. $85 to 8109. Radial-n. $35
up. 98 North Main Bin—A”.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS‘
Ins fierwalleJUCOA-um
A‘s-e. an “2991! them. What am-
Maltistortommknéflthh
Tbepriceisbcocdohmcrketoew
demandnricséafiy Emmi-
conoern assure! the trade 13:! 81!-
.ways will be a right m PM“
$1564.—-Adv.
3178'! ”BE WES-25'1”
A mtswfixmwm
3: 11-; 1131113355: Home lid. m
tor magnum '11:! 3‘”
1
MARVINZREACII
‘ WANTS TOSTDP
SPECIAL MUSIC
' fortunate accident."
During the winter months (it you '
-thanyonhavpoverooonocncuuw
thudML!
o,
NEW BUILDINGS
Residents Present Pe-
titiim to Council ——
Call ProposedAStruc-
tures Traffic Hazards
INJIfNCTION?
:Discussiou Brings Out
Assertion That thei
Building InspectorI
Has Too Much WorkI
Residents of Marvin Beach pro-
seated a petition to the Common
Council last evening protesting
against the erection "of {our frame
budding on the lot at .h-e corner off
‘ Fifth street and Gregory Roulaard
by Joseph N.Kla.1t. The petition;
could not be acted upon bv tth
Council last evening. because i! was;
not included in the can but will be
taken up at the next regular meeting
of t}: at body. 2
The petition alleged that buildings;
were going .to be constructed by§
Joseph V. Km: and financed by the;
City National Bank who we: ld no‘: d
mortgages on the buildings the
petition asked that buildings lines he
established in Finn street and Cre-
gory Boulevard. so located as to pre-
vcnt the proposed bultdlngs from
projecting beyond adjoining build-
ants. It was c; aimed that the bulld-
ingi. i: erected according 1.0 the pres-
exit plans would torn: a. tire on. 3 1m:-
“——
(Continncd o: Page Five.)
AT MIDNIGHT
MASSES HERE
Bath St. 72511113 and
St. Mary’s Arrange
FOr ChoirmMusic at
Later Masses -
Special music will ho m at the;
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g
.
5Christmas mld- night mass in bothj
St. Joseph's and St Mary‘s Church.
The same program will also be
given at the 10:30 o'clock mass. 9
The progrfin arranged by Mrs;
Agnes McNamara. organist and 111-1
rector at St. Joseph's h as -ollowu: f
.Preludo, Christmas Anthem. Kyric. -1
Edward Marco. 0p. 19: Gloria and:
Credo. Edward Mar—'0. Op. 190!-
!ertory. "Adcste Fidells." by qusr-fig
texts and choir: Sanctum. Beaufofi
tux. Agnes Do! and Processional. Ed- I
ward Mono. 2
The members of the choir arc:
soprano. Anni: Mcfiuzh. Mary Spen-
cer. Miss Roacnc. Mrs. Helen Heaiy
Mrs. F. J. Donahue. Mrs. WIZ' .iarn
Tammany and Mrs. McMahon: cl-
too. Miss Carney. Margaret Sonny.
Eleanor Campbell. Dorotb: Kelly;
(Continued on Page Five.)
WARNS SKATERS
110m 1131011
OLD MILL POND
Warning that the old M111 pond ls
dangerous and not safe for skating
was issued this morning by In.
' wockwood 01 the \orwalk Fur com-
”The ice look- caxo," sold ‘11-.
Lockwood “But when we have 6‘-
plant in operation. it draws 3:: a
foot or two of water beneath the
.09. This is the result of the each
city or water. Children should be
warned to keep off the pond other-
wise there is a possibility or an un-
has]: CALL
41:15 more beautiful and artistic
round a Donnelh‘s We a». pre-
pared to take can at your m
minute needs no matter who us
3111 may be for. Be sure apd visit
Donnolhr'l-Adt- ' '
l to be a toll house either.
SOUTH 'NORWALK. CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921.
4.-
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501111151111 PAGES,
snow on mm on;
up wannmar; 1 ~
no Imam-1:32.
m fide'lfld t. ILA!
PRICE THREE,
THEATRES TO BE
CROWDED FUR
KIDDIES’ SHOW
Hundreds of Children
C o m e to Evening
Sentinel for Tickets
To “Robin Hood”
' POLITE, ___TOO
“Thank Y
Boys and Girls—Re-
member! 10 A. M. at;
Regent and Rialto
BY JACK FROST.
Here we are boys and girls—print-
ing our coupon once more. and (or
the last time. For thooc who have
put oil‘s-21:11:; tickets to the Eve-
hing Sentinel‘s party, here's the 1.551
chanco. You can clip out this con-
pon Add 1: you hurry down to the
office with it, you can. still so: a. tree
:tlckot to 11:1- blg Christmas show. ,
Jur. think. malarial-come
real Douglas Fairbanks "plum
“Robin Hood." the turn that encry-
onc fought to see on Brocdm. and
.11's here tor you to see. tree. And
don't you forget the: thcrc's going
We av.
given out tickets to big bofi and ali-
tlc ones, far’llttlo girls. ‘cnd min
Oped—in not every kind of boy 1nd;
girl you can imagine.
“'hllo We are on the_lubloc=. we
was: to thank all the box; and {mo
tor tho mm is whack drug
on... to! the tickets. All the chil—
AVFRIEND, A
BOTTLEADRINK;
GOOD NIGHT
And When They Came
T 0 They H e a r 11
Judge V'osburgli Say
“57 Fine”
James Burk:— and -r‘l. hur Tapped
both or V'V'oodwaxd a\ cnuo were (in-
ed $7 and costs in the downtown
Cxty court yesterday, on the charges
01 intoxication.
The twp men were arrest-3d Sun-
?day by Special Oicer Paul 3.chan
In Woodward avenue. Both stated
to Judge Vosburgh, rho»: they met I.
man who gav: thorn a 112-1: it. and
that was all 2!: :7 could remember.
When asked by Prosecuting Attor-
ney Cramcr Research 1: he was on
his way home at the time at his or-
rcst. Tapper: stated that he did not
know wMer he was coming or so?
138- ‘
The two men rum: to pay their
fine; and were taken to Bridgeport
jail, to serve them out.
mamms
UVEWRIGY
Mrs Bud. of Putnam avenue. and
Tillm- Carroll. of Spring 3111. were
presented last night with live tur-
keys by the Ancient Order or Hiber-
mans.
—-'.l'."ho Taylor & Golda: Company
eclcadm Wc will be glad to
‘in11. those to grown up": calling at
our can—Adv.
mmdvinxouttbdrtidcthdr‘
ou” Say the
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I—éoy and Girl Scouts to Be
Ushers at Movie Party
Boy Scouts
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Henry Street, Suc-
1.
I Issues Warning
E THE QU:ARANTINE
'DeclaresCarriersMust
; Remain at Home——
Cautions Parents
*TflEREGSTRARS SCHOOLPUPILS
DENIED EXTRA DISCUSS ZONING
IlECTIDN PAYI AT FRANKIIN
CouncilRulesTliey Get 'MmWeed’s ClassHas
Yearly Salary and Debate on Question
Cannot COIlect for — Arguments Bring
1 Special Work Out Current Ideas
3 ASKED $1,050 INTERESTING
Minet Mathlames of Scholars
Nextllcctingu- Bd. WhoSpokconBoth
I OfEstimatcAwards Sides— Children
‘ Approved Show Great Interest
“mandalnzmazghoc¢m1l Zoo tax. or on bus tor. the GUI
Council. '11”ch last mam; mic! Son-Ill: m the mom or on-
irhe Council Chambers at the City cusslon in Mia “eed's plan at an:
Iran. the matter of expenses or the Franklin. sch 001 this morn
special election held December :5. much debated matter was
was discussed at length. on of tho
cporoprtfiions nude by tr 0 Board
Ict Estimato- and Taxation at the ro-
cent meeting were approved by tho
Council. '
Bills amounting to 32.055 55 word
presented tor the special electioxk
ICounctlznu Albert M Poblmn ob-
I w
o! the matter were brouzct out.
\luch space has been given in;
newspapers to the opinions or the of-
”.clals o! the cizy This is w bat the
ruin; generation think! of the lub-
loot. “Rescued that the City 0: Sor-
wflk should be ioned "
Floyd An‘ennc \‘orwalk should;
no zoned became 'ne Primer from‘
the Department a! Commerce at
“15111113101: shows that property
louse tron lack o! zoning were
min the trained States than the
looted to tho bills of. 81.050 pro-
Isented by the Registrar: or the City.
He stated that the state law said
it...” tho Registrars in the First and
1 Sec-cad Districts. should be paid the
cum 0! 82‘” each year and 111;: the
{Third District registrars should rc-
icotvc $125 ouch. H. m 0! opinion
thatthomfstnnhadbeon paid for {mm a. _ Thonv‘ntofpro-
the year and that they had nothing! ty «0' one city strxc’ would be
con-Jug tor the special election. He ’ WA or than the (om m ox zoning
l thought that the bin presented by the city An “pen should be em-
thorn 1:; the EM oiectlsz: was: p‘oyed because he is as essential as
“00 mu an architect to the man who fishes.
' -
miifiit‘gucfiéfi.‘ 3251:3312: 1. mm . mm m rem-mama
in: the people. the Council. have
rid: th nor and that the
12.3.1321. stringer entitled to any- Ithm times asked tor zoning
!
(Continued on P330 fin.) (Con:1n-ed on Page F1! ex. .
COUPIEMARRIEDOVERSD
41111151031811le TOGETHER
The couple celebrated their golden
The double funeral of Mr. and
Mrs. I ‘ ‘ - .we in: annlxcmry about three
I.Robcrt Coley. life long red years “a. Mr. Coley some ym i‘o
dent: at Weapon. will be held from war wen “u“ ‘n the political at-
their no. homo tomorrow monsoon. gm 0! m. to“ and W“ for cov-
ct Iro‘clock. Mrs. Coley. who was “I tom the
71-1” at 5:! died Monda- and
melanoma-on.
her we who no 73-year: old are survived by three ch11-
disarm. Both had been in 111
1mm: tor com- urns. BMW
’ . . .
richer: H. Cole: 1110.
‘he Peoples Meat Market
. mum!”
acumen . mm _ mam
mum. -
“wigs“: of M t... 2 Outer accuse
; Q 7 m ~~_ «-
7 ”a ' I” 4‘ my“ ad. coo-c
11m selections. He.
dun. Mrs. William Kelley. Sun- and!
About Children'
The first dead: from diphtheria
happened in: night when Catherine
Marie Smith, out your; old. dough
to: or Mr. and Hrs. Thomas Smith
a 8 Bear: m passed may alter
”aid Dr. Porcine.” and the par.
of the children under Quaran-
IQWwo-nobmthcrcndmI
i‘lg. _
I” m Vial“). 4'3.
ImmAumm-fl
manpower. w
Itcrr
DENY POPE PIUS
I Hummer?
“arrow:
pro and icon by the small champions;
and opponents of the scheme. chd‘
many novel a...d interesting or glee;
OFINFLUENZA
'3 fectly Well”—Earlier
Report
(By M ed Pms‘ .1
ROME Dec. In response to
Itho cuer‘loc prompted by a report
that be was ill with influenza. 1:
Iwu stated this torenoon that Pope
' Plus was perfectly well.
The Pope celebrated ma.-
mornlng and received visiting pre-
0‘:
“‘_
I latc- tn audiences. He 11.50 rcoeiyw‘
Iod the
their Christmas wishes to the Pon-
. 1.11:.
An mohange Telegraph report rc-
ocived in London :rorn Home List
night um that the Pope was suite:-
ln.‘ Iron a light torn: o! mflucnn.
I
.
-—EIF EB! CAB OWNER
dot damage or slight accident:
when the body of the car is dum-
llm unto. To have the lame prop-
m1: Radiator Repairing C0,. so
gum St. to at your senior. Phone
ease—Hun. .
XMAS sluts-£51101!
’ -—Boudotr Lamps—$1.60. Table
Imp. Hello—Irons $4.60~Toust-
on “So—Silk and Mahogony' Floor
Lamps, All Prices come in and can
our dioplty. The Connecticut Light
It Power Co.
mornmg st 10 o’clock at either
0011’! target
a vendetta) Christmas gift.
sadism mam .mirrmm
——-r:n§ nssxvnstfiv
Catherine—— Smith ofI'
cumbs—Dr. Pei-due
m Binoc-
a; Robert E. Fez-duo. health 9. -3
We: Nomzk. touowin: tho re.
Stated at Vatican That:
His Holiness 15 “Per-3
rm. ,
Cardinals. who prescr ttd‘
Sooner or later must. expect fonJ
ma, leaky radiators or leaky mo- I
. l
erly repair-dd at any time the hop,
Doughrbcnk’chuccuthilhuouc
“Robinfiood"toflmalkmr§otmryboyondwm
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'Auto Trail
Through
i Brewster and
Plains During m
i SHOTS FIRED.
A
fMan Found in Hmong
Publisher Thaye‘r.‘
Uses Gun—Otheii‘
Breaks Reported.
‘ Patrolman Jeremiah WW
ed in the chase tor‘tho two bat-
glam who attempted to M ”in:
and rob the home at John A.”
Thaycr. former owner and m
or o! Evcsbodv'o m an ”the;
a“
'Mdhflm 0'30de
111:: returned are.
I 8mm... «:1 on summin- on“,
Norwulk m?
cud-ovu- so mm m-
was . rcportod on o liar
”fork m\ or coda: with w
‘tton me\ Iul- -0(-'..&i‘!;. . ,
LO. another machine but the "New
York car we {getaway L‘ato'rIt
was reported it Dobbin-y. In’ t
had——
(Continued on Page Five.)
—WOXAL m:
You won't require more this ‘f'l
few spare 1'13de m which to G
act that Chum gift from W
attractive display of fin. Jewell-1.1
jbauniui {inabi- bmooict rm
“alch or finger ring: will cor-amt:
please the 1'06!ng if it to ‘chm
‘rorn my carefully selected at”
Benedict the Jeweler. body. ‘-
l-‘OOD YOU'LL ESJOY
Vic toned at The Sarah bunch and
’rcounrcot, 54. South am & flit-~
=cm dune- hot. with o ohm.’
at the bill 0 an: daily. .A IN
Z is the homedncda pastry undo fl
, cooked on tho palm loco. fou'u “r
‘ my eating at mansions-Adv. 1..
-—SIZEP COXPORTABLE “I!"
A BAIU’DEF ESCLOSCRE ‘
Exeluswo agency for the some {or
Nov-walla Dorian. New Cam Ag:
I‘Nestpcrt. mve your open.
equipped for real winter corn: “
.wltb. the same. This outs
men: mus-c curtains. indent
.mobilen. or cor hooters. in M "
in a. position to do the “liq—m
desire for car comfort and W
once 1.: In: time .1. Prom &
So. 1 Morrit Place Photo
-AGV. f
—Genulne plum puddm‘l’ QM
pics in all varieties tor m m.
(an- Order now Puritan fie
Kitchen Liberty Square, I. “as
walk. Phone cam—13v.
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‘ The Evening Sentinel’s
Free Xmas Movie Party for Kiddies
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