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TUESDAY. JUNE 16. 1925. EVENIN9_SENTINEI}

ORATIONSGIVEN'BYWINNERS MINERS AGAIN
AT ELKS’ FLAG DAY EXERCISES iOOT AND SET

budding oratorn of great promise ORATOR

was shown at the lillk's lA'log liay
semices Sunday. More Kathleen lA‘ln-
irony and Robert Chittim. Winners of
list and second prizes, stirred the
audience with their declainationn.
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DOLLAR TRIP
TO NEW YORK
TI S SUNDAY

New Hav—e—n—T—load An-
nounces (‘hcap Ex-
cursion to Metropolis

Stole Hour. 9 to o—Saturdni D to 1

ii MUNSIE’ iii-Rafi

' 80. NORWALK

DARIEN

THOSE FAVORING DARIEN POLICE
‘ FORCE CALL MEET FOR JUNE 19

W sh to Ferret Out Cause for Undercurrent of
. Opposition to PIan——Appropriation for De-
, partment Will Be Requested at Special From South Norwalk mm command of mm M we
I TOW'n Meeting June 29th .StfltiOfl addresses in a manner i'hitt llligltt

1. . __.——————- be envied by grownups.
It i'.\' “iiil‘mifi 0’ Kathleen li'lahcrti's

the N: w llaien llailroiiti that an ex- oration follows:

"We are met together today to do

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M e it Active Despite
Pressure of Canad-
ian Troops and Po-

GRADUATION
lice—Stores Burned D R E S S E S

liteendinilsni and looting attending!
the strike of 12,000 miners broke,
out with renewed vigor curly toduyI . .

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courtroom.
When asked the names of ilif‘ men
for whom he. was going litilltl, De-

I The under current of seeming op- Flag Day
1 osition to a police force for iJarlen

Ilas rauio d proponents of the plan

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0 call a. meeting for I‘i‘ltll'lv night. Marco said he tlidllt know them. till-4”“ “i” I” ‘i" " itonor ,
' . to o r flit .Uur ila . the. flu . . , _
"M 1A". fer a thorough discussion "You are mum: bond for lien Hill South .\'orwa|k to Mt" “"‘k “"d of the l'iiIUT‘tl Still: of Alflel'lt‘a til: ”Am dmmnllio" “WW and “pedal ‘
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I [II'UI’SILIIISI:i'lI‘(l\i‘lII either in the Poyle Iiu‘lligtiiI‘ZUr‘R.n'tiIII-Ttorjiifi‘illflilm new). [II-11“" “n ”N Mm“). JUN ’1‘ M lilightiest of all nations. II ’i'litiosll'link Hend screen of the un- Charming (ll'CSSCS, exqumltely faSlllOllCtl 0f bllkI
‘ ' “ ‘ ' ‘ " ‘_ ‘ ‘ ' , . , .. . . .A .i ~- f 1.00 "Since the leni'n f the “av was ‘ ‘ ' .
lulu"! and discuss the pros and cons "And to think i work for a ll\'- ”1“ um”) IINIUII ”A “H n O iirst conceited It; \‘U'usilingto: to tIiht‘tIIHUIi coIiliory ofII the Bl‘QiSII 1 crepe. Daintily tl'lmmed WlLI’l laces and ribbons-
i’ the nestiiii. ’l‘iie lit’ force ing." Sulllf‘ulil‘ an ed In the court- iiii' ii“? Wm" "i" , . ‘. . 'Jiillt 1‘6 Sim.- L‘orhora on at .'t.iivi . .
urns miIIIninto‘usly calletlIu {oer at a roont. 8 P 'i'i... st-iittinle lit the special train :LJIIOITMTIIS:ufiflltzlillsl‘uutttdh’l‘lialllliil‘inmxll: .ticrdeeu was destroyed by lire.l some have In ctty I'Uffles, all beautifully tailOIed'i
Ipeclal town meeting last your. fol- ' ' ‘ has iii-r” 5.. arranged as to allow cum“, otlt I" U'etliit-y ltoss linnunr- Barbed wire entanglements hadi
owing the murder of Herbert May. —Sailing or fishing parties. By the metirsionidn .- lull titti’ in New ”unto brave 'men ‘lu‘ne nat'rlliccd hoe" thrown “hum ”‘0 Wulwny' Sizes 12 to 16 Years
and since that little :1 police coni- sail only. t'apt. Frank Stevens. york to unit t'oney island or any their “we to hp 01. sertit'o to its oettl'clilights were [timing and. "
mission has lit"(\ll appointed by the lowiiyton. 'J‘el. Norwalk Oi.-——Adv. “I Np“. “up... protons lttiut‘hws. take stars and “mm; of red white “nu iroopsers were on guard throughout: _
legislature, illiti the illtDi'ODi‘iiliiU" ' ‘ ' siciit St‘t'lilu il'lph‘ iii and about the mu“ lled for courage; 'wliiic ml, the night. How persons tllat set the 5.4.0“ mm“.

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[or the first year will he requested ]t is rumored that State Officer III_\ or no III the baseball Home "l puppy; and blue for loiuiiy.
3t iliBInt'Xi Sllt‘t‘ifll town meeting 0" t‘haries Comatock is resigning from .lnt \onlttiti Si itiiuiii lieiwt‘t‘n iiit‘ "it h .s‘ “on“ “t the head of iiiinii- “"1"“! ”Mum‘s; l f
une “.ii. the state police. and will take a Yankees and the t‘hit'aiw Wiiiit’ ti, \icioriou ~ es, and bet- .‘ . ,,. " :cserve 0 “mm” ” i“'° ‘
' T ' llUSIlILill with the Standard till L'o. Sm: U)Ul'lit'. throng: aIlmlihc seas oi till: ROBERT UlllllM “"1“"? t‘llli’itti't‘fl "i the COIIIpany Buy at MUNSIE’S and save money
i. The Diiritin town t-otirt got a vivid e t 0 Th. ”mini ll‘.|lll will lente South world by Mme American {ImmmI lit-liver»Iliixt'cllt-nt Flag Day tiratlon \\t-t‘t~ burned down, the Hallie-'4 "
Bliock when bills “1i it'll‘lIB (lenumlmb A spt‘t‘li‘ll meeting “r the ”Mir“ Notttalk at 7:3” “ImII i-lastern \\‘| l l . I .m. .. ill. I'Al‘l-(‘IM‘S iii Liks (‘llilh spreading to an empty powder iiiag- .
lion begun to lit: placed on tho Town Hall t‘omiiiission has been Stump.” ’I'tun- and run direct to “wpturlrfilfnr 3?" .‘nc'f . | ' azine “"d carpenter “l“li‘ “”0"” "0' W
table as bail for llarry Bloom. “'11- tialletl for tonight. by the chairman. New York ttir-tnti t‘t-iitral ’i‘eriiiill. 0“,] I“ ”an“ '0 "1.9 s I. 01“,: _ n”: brought under control.
liam Robertson and Frank Atllru't- l)r. lion'urd Stout Neilmn. .ilt without slop. aiming illt.‘t'C at full" lullftimll- "Lufits'vltmtlil i‘t-‘Hlil'.’ iiIlttion called at ”W “WW ”I “NS", “em” 3mm.” owned by private m-
tine. “11.0ch last. neck by State . . . .\;iti IIIIIII lieitiriiin: llit- excursion ’i‘hir’t .IiIlIlItIIIeltIEIIyIIIsttItIliIIictIIIIIIIIll 5‘”; Iluiss‘. the. young widow oi aI priiittt- di\itltinls at l-lras ll'tlr and l-‘lorencc I
Qtiit-er Salvatore l-‘i‘atihi for alleged I'l‘lm 'l'ouin Highway di‘l‘ul‘ilnINii I’pperiai “H, Mm. tirand “0mm! brothers on the 'bullglt‘flf‘llls of our IItLItiIit-Iartny. there ill the Illlllt.‘ iip- “tire looted by mobs of several liun-i NEW RA] ON SILK COSTUME SLIPS AND;
\Ioiitttoii ot the |iqu0r laws. oiling Linden alt-hue and Ulli'tllllll'!"l'.-p[”|l|:|I at '{;::u p.iii.. lilastern rent ,h“ \vnr" TI t km \\(n s “3 “'1‘“; i" W'iil‘tilt'ii “llll tired llit'n, i ' ‘ ‘
The three men. all from New street. :~t.u.:.-n.t 'i'unt- and it. mi. in Saudi 3min Lih‘t t l Antim" ll int" 15mm” Mums “M cmum'l "”m‘” "'I‘“ “""9’4 Rite ”in alienation-t:I STEP-IN LHEMESE .
i men, had been in the town jail - .. e .\t‘i|‘\\iillt at \Iill om. endquedlfLoltl-Kils 2:11;." 3i“ “I 30” lift“? ‘th- “‘de “mm “Ml it) “Tom“ ”I armed cmmm ”“0”: troops were}
iver the, \vcek-clid. Yesterday their tip, no.1 My \\ ilii. no it Slnn gm. .- .. .~ - . ; . . .~ ,, ' " "‘ ”i” “ ”'1" 0" ”1“ "Will”: 1.... reported on the wa' from 0 live ' . . -. .
rial was postponed liiitil Saturday and family Slit ut Sunday at littltylon, Wm?‘1..',I,'.:,’,I;:JZT my?! 21.2.4.1: \Ilellll, mitt“ m :20 5mm” 1 or” " ”iIOH-ilI non»; of the \\t"i|tl \tns amnion. Thom“, .,-,,,.o,,,oI "Mud?“ dolmhl'lleln12‘ 'l‘lie Slips are Shadow prooi and the colors are .Intle, Powder.
nomlm“ “t :2 o'clock. and ”I”. L. I. in liti‘tlllt'l‘ IIII IIIII number of tickets $110“ iII.ntIiIII)1(:oI\t tlIInnt IIiIilIIIiIeIJitI-eIIoiI': lil tangenit'nt o‘- llll‘ tla . with ital“ ”1., famous ltoyal Dragoons. lilllt‘. t'l‘alitimilt‘ iilltI cocoa . . . a _ . . _ . _ . . . . , . . . . . . $2.98..
.'°"° released “"‘Im‘ bonds “f “.000 T ' ‘ has int-n .«ltit-tlt Illlill'll to the seat- llUlli‘S Illilt r," H s l" :3... ”m, ””11"" "1”” “”‘l‘h'm‘m‘ “WWW“. James Murdoch. Canadian minister: . . . . '
each protiticd by .t. G. lioAtai-eo, lrcno Coolie has rii‘ti‘med “it"! t... (Wm... “[1 Hm Hum” Wm m ‘I . III "i°"I°I”'I ‘3'] t ‘fiiiti! motion-a addition "i it “Air and mi ittlur, is (“worm to am... hero,‘ The Step-tus—\\ Ilite and l‘It‘SIi . $1.75
who glue his address “8 Daricn. Storrs and is spending the summer 'l‘iF'kt ‘II' . III-IIIIIII IIII m]. at the Iilt"lI lIIIt rIStn aIloli to It itI. IvItIotIt 0.. OUiII- a stripe ll||~I(’.'l"ll lit-w Mai“. and the “mm” in an attempt to bring ”mi .I
I Dt‘Mitl‘t‘tl cooly pulled out a hill. in Darren. She will go to l’ratt IIIIIII I.II.IIIIIIII IIII . . sI. \tN,Illllt of out wot . i in we limit limitation of the stripes to tiiir- warring factions tom-tho]; i a
older and took out a. wad of $500 institute this fall. wiiere she will ‘ 0‘ A FULL)“. “mu.“ In”, it In"! “Hm I" ”w” I“ to” “yum-“ml” l” "H” H The ““II‘WI I" “‘1‘ ("Wt" ““910" I MALLETTE I
,ills. lie counted out 3.0M) and teach domestic iiClCllL’L‘. She is the ._-_-..-_ ItI.IliI:IyIIIIIlts stats and stripes to the detailedIexplanation. lit-i943 l'iiIIi'tI iii ”It.“ was called M, i'llltctl .\linet J- u ‘.
(2)2111."ch the ”mum“. (0 hi:~: ('1‘;111’:"!:\F MI Mr. and film" “may WANT TO OPEN T..l.l;c' {mg “I.“ hmm. iiv ”It. wp llrIiIé‘t'IItIIitS :IlItI'IqutI‘tiiIliI‘l‘iiIlIiIlItIIIl:S. I::llt\|\ IIIiIi; \t-l. .‘tirs officials last March as that , 88 WASHINGTON STREET I,
t' "0- . t'oo‘c wi tow resito in tilt - . ,‘ ‘ .' ‘ f ' " " ' “"\~' - . ‘ . 4 . ’ " .
I “What "”“' ”19”?” asked JUIIEC fornia. Minotl‘oolw was formerly mm"; M ”m lm‘i’hnll’n‘ “5 I‘ “”5 “in“. ii “as soon placed lIINill the txiltl‘llillllliilll'f l‘llll‘T‘IllT: dtltflil‘ilnhL with Il.“- ‘ T
ohn 1i. St-lltck. the manager of the itiiig's land lA‘uel ”m," “O'HFLOMd 0' “HMO“ ”mm mm mm" “""'t "“‘l ""“”""' "-“ ""i‘"' ‘“ i‘i'i'tlli at the stores had beimlm-mL
Grand .liirtir Martin Sliaugllnessry Company. ”EMU” stripes. the ""HUMI “mm?” ”'0 hearts “I ”l“ "'3‘” *“MI‘ ":‘ ”i ""‘ titf / ‘7 Ln Wt L
looked tin lil over. a e n _. "I a poor “9”“ LOW“! union "1 ””r’ “‘"Ui'iiit‘" ”=1 ”W moot Fttlkt'lh‘ t'ti - I _.__._,__,__ views, who lauded Governor ’l‘runl- been worked out in connection with
“I lieiieie they‘re. the hundred Mr. and Mrs. ('hrnonnhpr tumor. 10“" loyal little colonies. “”5 grown “”"n “i “lib 15‘ it! ill“ I't‘llilili'HI-‘i ot‘ ”a“... hurt for his ’refusni" to "obey” the last year's deft-use, day Pi'Uk'l'itl‘li.
oliar bills. your honor." he said. of Si’iiigcitit'k avenue \ilSlled friends to 1]... flag we kn)“, 1.0"“). of ””"t todat. 'mh” “H” J“”""' H“ ”“1“”: “ill' department's “NU“L for ‘1 ntt- commanding officers advised infor-
There. were several sighs front the l liltigeiicltl Suntlav, CIVI I7ATI let-h stripes and I0i‘l)-tlfilil slurs, rtuI; naval command ,3 “up It“. first man i. tlonai deft-use tieiiionatratitiil in t.‘on- ior officers in ”1..“- cmmnumm Ur the
' ' 7 7 J I"““""”“"g “ “““"" "I f”"‘»‘“"m”ii0 t'itil‘y tlir- Stats and Stripes oati F P'- net-ticut in common with other order, direction~ that the word hr.
' .__‘ iiii'lll‘ilUlsunlhilll “in“? Ii'UIHimstIid cf Iipon tin- tillt'll S‘ti. in all the I'Lill'ti-Ii states. .1” the Fourth of July. The passed down the. line of rank unti?
.‘ e ‘_ U ‘4 o "3" 3' "Hill: lit‘t'i‘ U 5”“ lictiii ports that his ship \ihllt'll. :m-t . ~ .1 \\'i - r‘l'FIlI i find WOW Offit't‘l‘ “lid 9"“5it'd ”m" l" “'7
'F 3 I‘TOl'e Gay Night l’rcrnior l’ainleve Says ; "”"mU'WSIil ‘t’ihi territory. t'iit'llItiiiils’ I'ilts were ilreil ill litiiiiir til lli' ‘ PACIHST MEAKES A:‘::(bl\‘tl’i"ll(tliruwlit‘iswltfsl “tigtli‘:lstolin\- OI'X‘JiiiZ'diiUii had lit-‘0“ "Oiiili‘d tc
' ’ (‘l b R ‘d d I N 17 ‘ u ' . "mm m“ ("m "I “NW" “’ the. “M“ “UK. “Ii'i It “in iiiii.A l'l‘l’ttllllintl .l‘» lug military tlenlmtstratioils." .liitscni himself at his home statlor f ,
if. u s a] e In ‘ ° That IS “08er 0f Lakes. and .“m” m" Atlantic “ma” ”I" "mil“ "”"I"‘” “I 'l‘" I ““1” Ti mernt r Illil‘lllCllllV tore up ‘0' "'“31” I ‘i
I, I . . . . . F . I I . d S . , , to the II’flt'lllt‘. .\n tmpire with nunl- I States. 1. therlgttir ”11:“ ”I: telephone 0‘“. 'llie commanding officers notifidlc‘ '
1' .\i.\\ itilih. June In t.\l').~—— rillltc (1“ [Mill 1“ WW“ toluniiil possessions. (“mung Mar 5 . I H” I; G‘ lc‘t tiiltft'tl) by the atljutant-geneia.

, 'l'l'l'i'“ “mm “W" night “Uh" “‘ ”‘q Iii rhtin RITIIlaiiS "UHF ll-iilon iiasIgrown lint it has "’i‘hi n a»; now it w; t: a nuidmzr ‘ dnqul'; I: :DMZTSILL. h: (rm ulrcd were: ltiujor-Uentirai Morris D "‘
raided by prohibition ngtlits early» 5 g “Hi t‘iHUle‘ti in tin iuntliillii‘niai prin- I;.t tr :;ilw its ltiatiini: forward on ihi' . . .. .15 .0. g . ‘,.',,l .‘ .lu ' l‘ayne. New London. 48d Division: '
today. li‘our int-n w-tire arr-t art-.1 and t‘ilIItS of freedom and union. This is path of right, it “.lmnpunwl H“ i (Lontmuerl. from Page One.) "“38 "“1" "MH ,l“.)‘u'l(m)" .. lirigtitlicixtleneral James A. Hugger-
,“mm”,.h. m liquor seized. I .\l.\iii:lll .Ii-nu iii.» t.\l ) IA‘rant-e still the land of the free. imamumpnu. m “hm... mus. wl- .‘ “HIM!“ ”WUENJUMI guard at ‘ iy. New Haven, 85th llrigutle; (lol-

7 .\t the 5mm. Siilllit‘i‘ in the anti .\'|i;|lll tItSlI' to uprn .\lorot-t-o (‘ountry's (lunrilntct- aw”. ”I“, Mums “I W laying mm ”loot nf in.) state on “'Et‘k-end \‘tea. UtIItItIr ItoInlinltI.II I I itl I t II Om] D. Gordon Hunter. Hartford,

_...___._. "lioaring I"ttl‘lit‘H." luv”). (“1“me Ito t-ivtli;.aIiton and Ilavi' iio ”Inner-int. um“.‘I..nm1,.I\.;littl our (unstititnon.”w“. “Hm it “I,” ”I“ “In.“ “I, Itinns . AI Int-tit sit.II I0)e')lI(I‘tI 1:I\0:1Idn itilith infantry: Colonel Lewis L

.tt ‘fi 1d 1“. I” L d ‘t'illtl iiilit‘I‘SIKri'iitcti ”w agents “H“ Ii:tIItIiItiIIfItIhIIItItItion: IIIlItI'lI't':I I\i. IIiIalInIleIir-I inIi:Iir-;tI\iitIeo to all American tilt/.eiis,i.-t;ttitiity tlui liltgiurpri Wop-ct...” “ii. . . WN'. Alarms Sounder! {1:13:31“Iillzgniflg; to film A‘II “is; Held, West Haven. iozdI Infantry".
l b e , dbb” a ’ lipos ”WI MW 5. 'l he bartender antii l i [i m i, is hm ( .15 [I m. pin it) Mp] the liliHiiii of mm. “mm" II") .itnd ”H. rm” Smut“, 1} rue alarms. factory whistles. teie- Ii 9 t Colonel M. J. Mogcuscn. how Haven:
‘" 8 “‘°' tutti Field Artillery: cuioneicnaiiiu

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‘ two attendants were arrested. _. .. _. . . i . . .
Vlbltlll7g U n c l e E“ i’“"l"?l' of iii" ““3" Si'IA’AWI- JII'AFAJUIAnI‘ii ““0 ””1““ ““1 mm at I. i‘il'IIIi-wti i-tnd of millions. lit rt “'3 '“l‘lnnnamh of .unt IIt til men WHHNS “or" used 1" different places. \(nou‘inor “used. \\'. Comfort. Jr.. New Haven. 118th
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Ne‘V 1 ()l‘k9 \Valks In home “11,51“... .in'] gin no”. tnknni W“. W“. \, of ”I“ II.“ Ill'l‘ he still. Ititt ptlviitgttl to attain .in ttlu. .1-I\““"K ”M “M ltlllvi'. 1m“ ri'ill'lt..\."il)' l to Sliltlltl the news to the troops toI Ii lion inning for homt. at in Medical Lol‘llS: Mill”? laliiot mo,
1 Am”, “1,. UN, ”mm, “H “.05. "tin: . A . - ' .itiou .and each person is ()ltt‘i'l‘tl iiii tlir 1” ti , I ll 1 . il't‘iitirt for duty. I‘lwry one of ten 0““"3k ('Oi"""“'r 'lrulnliull Si‘i'li li'rccman, Hartford. “Kill UliS‘diIVfit'
bl I). d] H t ‘i " \v .t\ to iii.tiiit.itii IIlt‘ii illllliiillIV antli . ' " " " 'r' ‘ '1‘ ‘I of “i"i ”ii” . . .. . -~
cep— "1 y ur ‘i‘ll'u'i "I“! ”"3 t'lun “HI""W‘ 0” Ui" ftc' it 'ii"tlll'i the rtiltrillotis 'LI'lllrifi ‘-tllt(‘ ”mm-P. “N hm nt'iglilior 1‘”. lllt'Ir llltg might continue to ttplitilti ' (“I'mmn'mm officers hm. been "”H' I "m immensely pleased “’“h the ”n” S‘i'“"l"0n: Major ””3me 1""
~—-—~ |"" I'M" "HDW The manager tif \\l|ll -.'-. hon IiItltitI‘inttI 1.» no; ”NWT" Ammo" “"" "0“" “7“" iheiai holili- ideals: Mtiliniis or whim" "-“ “"1””"i'GN‘N‘i" ‘70“! by "“5““. “ is ‘1 PW“ 9“““l'lgi MW Evans. Hritlizviioi‘t. L'L’il t‘. A-: Metal
NL‘W Ytil‘l' .1 1t' \ ~t ”1” ““mm ““3 “i'i't‘b'imL ‘~llI|t " I w I “mm”! work "I.“ lll'iit'iltllll)‘ H” only vale t him its haw il-iniwi iIlt insult-w l 1‘ lephttne “ltliin “w"u‘fl" minutes “1' have 4‘ ”“1 ‘19”"5" [“31 in COH- William H. Welch. New Haven. First
‘ ' fl" “”° '—‘ ”‘ “‘ _-_________..___ ... -\\'tun H.“ “mum “WWW” ”l'.ii'tttuiaitts itir suirtiss. All these 1.0.3,“. “1...”,an ”M, ”Mr MWWHN‘ the time Governor Trunlbttll'siiiC‘Cii‘Ji" “iiii‘hshmvsusiviial ivucan Squadron t‘ztvnlry: Commander Nei-
usseil. .. disItut-tuul by the. storm 'I" IIIIIIIII WIN ll' ‘hi :ultan." he atltled .tniiIiIzw our Iilac stands for. ”mm" Hm”); SLIM {HI‘ ”I“ WHM_ AKrIilIeral order was issued. :do in time of emergency. The their son \\', Pickering. Ansonin. First
arly “NONI”: “”H‘M m his: MM“ '0 " 7ii ll iiii'hi‘l'tilt'i‘it‘t‘ powris will lo-. “In“ “HIM Mill's has "Nu-Wilden of life lll't‘l'i\ lllltl Il't'i-(Itilil of Hi" V11” WHIP “iiiIOlll ti liltillicni's responded "Xt‘t'iit‘iiiil' and ilit‘il'Spli'it Battalion. Naval Militia.
nd full ihroiizh a third storv win- Ii" iIl'\ liaii Mit't't‘tll‘tl in (".l’tll- MP” H" ”mm of m" "”de ""4 ‘lliooeht , I ‘iiniit-e. it might be sun] to “no “its fine. They Were evidently just ——————_
ow i ti ] ltii nt f ltlsain Ir l'“il""' it" i'" ” mmrmm‘d' and "W” willing to help "The \llil'l'it’tli Ill" Il'l‘~' ‘\l" iii-n 1 "‘1‘" mus“. "1 ”H” “NHL-”1”" “5”" "5 eager I" make a good showing —*\ll\"‘l‘ll!9 in the Sentinel for
it lt:tti.t‘ti- it .t t“. ""‘ 'I l . t . ~ . . - ~ ,_. . L‘ ,I . .. .~ I .q... III ". .- . .. . I
“I How rd t'ov on III 1 ”Alli street P. MM i.|ri\riiu. I‘hIIII, N ”I" lttf- IiIiIlIy pcottlt struggling for ilitli ptntl alto-inn u. ”no of 1.. ”HUI “”me “Ill.\ a “lawman pill.IrISi.L‘L\f‘-} the {or ItIhItI ..t.itt as we. wtrt.I The [17: the bps! rpsultSI
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outrages and bloody strife liilgllt lit!
stopped. and that no one might be
able. to say that. the l'liitt‘tl Stair-s
represented uniiumailitarinn princi-
pies. in the most terrible strunglei
of all. the “‘orld \\’ltr. thorn-ands of,
America‘s finer-t young men trugt‘rlyt
L'tuo their services and. iii lllllll)‘i

war tilltJ'St‘llt‘)’ which are subject
to high prcssure friction and \tilo-
my li‘qtliit‘llif'llls and must Le. turn-
Lil out in large quantities.

E. 0.DLTISTI3AD

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031° got “‘8“ and flag. he is lighting for that
home and tile welfare. of those dear
to lllhi.

Significance of Flag Day.
"We are hopeful that all war is at
end. and that our nation will
never again have to gr, through the

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- lion of battle. But we must not l‘t " " ' ’ ‘ ' ‘

LICkmg the” (211095" the work of otlr fm't‘f'tiher [:0 “k” nlcai iiionart-h from overruling the:
land and exchanging despotism for

naught. We must take. the r places
and uphold the national emblem of
peace. That. is the significance of

BURIE) TODAY

 

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Colored green-blue.

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Two little (lies
» Dodged the civilian—
Early next day

There Were a million!

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WILTON, Juno iG—Tlic Olm-
stead Hill section of Vt‘ilton mourns
the death of its life long friend and
neighbor Edward A. (ilnistead, who
passed away on Saturday morning
in the. home In which he was born.
\ir. t‘llmstentl was the son of the
late John A. Uimstead and he and
his sister r, Miss Emma. 0. Olmstead
kept house in the old homestead,
the latter being his only immediate
surviving'rciatiie. He would have
been seventy-live years old October
31 and prior to his last illness had
not required the scriices of a phys-
ician for years being of an unusual-
ly robust physique. Funeral ser-
\ices will be conducted today by
Rev. Andrew F. Chamberlain of the
Norwalk Methodist church, in the
absence of the pastor of tho' Zion
Hill M. E. church, Cannondale. of
which ciiurch Itlr. Dimstead was a
regular attendant. Interment. will
be in in the Zion Hill M. E church
ccmeterx.

Lieut. Gilson Named

On Governor’s Staff
HARTFORD. June lfi.—-fAP).
Lieutenant Colonel James W. Gilson
of thid city was appointed assistant
adjutant general of the Connecticut
National Guard by Governor Trum-
bull yesterday for two years from
July 1. Tile appointment carries
the rank of colonel and will coni-
pletc the governor’s staff. the posi-
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by then Governor Binghain in Jan-

 

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Flag Day.

“Although eve'lay is flag day in
the heart of the. true American. it is
altogether fitting and proper that
tilts one day of the. year. June it.
should be. set aside for its special
honor. We have Memorial Day in
remembrance of our honored dead:
independence, Day, the anniversary
of that fourth or July 1776. when
the Declaration of Independence
was adopted; days in remembrance

of our great men‘s births. Washing-

ton. Lincoln‘ and others. We cele-
brate these with true American

spirit and ardor. why not Flag Day?

A day for us. the living. A great
national holiday for the honor of our
great national symbol and all it rep-
resents.

"If we remember that the flag is
a part of ourselves. that we with our
daily effort make the flag. we will
honor and revere it the more and
strive to always keep it as it is now
—-supreinc."

The speech of Robert Chittim
awarded second prize, by the judges.
John H. Light. General Russell
Frost. and the Rev. Frederick H.
Jacobs, was:

"We have assembled here today
to commemorate an event of utmost
importance to every loyal American;
one oi! lasting significance in the
history of the country. On June 14.
1777. by a resolution of Congress.
the flag of the United State: took on
a. definite shape. Hitherto there had
been no national standard: each
state had displayed it's own pet em-
blem. and had changed colors and
mottoea wheuver the need was felt.

"One hundred and (my years ago
in; month. Guam 909m Wet-ht

 

had the interests of their tiouhtry ht
heatt. All over the land \iiicr‘itans
who were not qualified to serve upon.
the liattlttield. stayed at home and
served their nation and their flag by
keeping the. mill-wheels turning and
the industries going. These. people
made unheard-of sacrifices for their
country's seed, and many of them
gave their last dollars to the cause.

"During the. storm and strife of
battle. the flag has remained like 8.
Gibraltar. under which the sick
and disheartened soldiers could take

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shelter; and after the storm has
passed and the smoke has rolled
away, the symbol of equality and

to make

justice has inspired men
the best of their conditions. and to
give all that they had to their own
particular ,io‘h. -

"The American flag is respected
an. revered because it stands for
the common people as well as the
blue bloods. pauper as well as
prince, stone-mason as well as il-
nancler. It does not uphold a mon-
archy. it does not permit tyranny.
and it will not tolerate cowardice.

"England may have her 't‘nion
Jack. France her Tricolor. but the
United States of: America will at-
ways have the glorious Stars and
Stripes."

 

“‘INS TENNIS MATCH.

 

EAST ROITRNE, ling. June 16
(AP).-—Ray Casey of San Francisco
today defeated J. B. Wheatley, 6—0,
6—1. 6—3. in the first of the inter.
national tennis matches being play-
ed here between firitish American.

 

 

 

 

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