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WALK HOMES FIND
THE SENTINEL‘ IN-v
DISPENSABLE.
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“sidearm. South Norwalk Post '
Office as Second Class Matter.
vusrautjis’tidb 1;70. t
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{MR9 IIIIICN 0" I 0N transit
: iIIE lllllttll Oil --.ll'll tutu
00N80l| not,
Says People Would llot Feel Duly
'lleptles to Chairman Coburn’s let!
Placed on Coffee, Tea and Cocoa
ter With Some figures Concern
ing the "walk Schools
IlliilltSiS
1,500 till
it JIMlel
lopez and Another Villa General
Killed, Together with About 50
of Villa’s Bodyguard
in. MIJlltilili tutu
WASHINGTON, l). |(‘., Jan. 6.—A
tariff duty of 4 or 6 cents a pound on
coffee. tea and cocoa, would raise the
principal part of the $379,000.000 de-
ficit in the treasury department iii the
. end of the fiscal year 1917. and could
he raised without being felt by the
Aineiican consamers, it. was asserted
today by Congressman l-Ibeiiezer J.,
Hill of t‘onn.. member of the Ways}
and Means committee. 3
"When a few years ago we reilttcetl‘
tln- tai'it‘l oti these articles. the t‘oullv‘
scuool IS CHE” ll'ic‘s' pioducing them placed an my,
poll tax on them," said Mr. Hill. “if
, we \\ ere to place an additional tariff;
t
Rlllil ill00i’8 Btfig
Some rinaneierzng and lakes in they “"“m ‘ ”“9““ ““ W“ “‘"t"
on these articles would be taken oil. ;Government casualties Are Placed:
. "Item“ Acwunts “ll awe put it tax on coffee, Mexican at about 100 Men I
I mo...
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(itiatcinaia and Brazil would very soon] I
take off their export tax of -t or ti
cents a pound. so that the effect of
Al the close of his open letter in.
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t
rt-ndertt.” Very few perilous. however
mulch interested, have the data in
mono. and have no inpportuttity til
villain them. The lass (ll’lllllt' would
five more to them individually than
Ulti- lth
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i‘illnlrn beus the (notion h' re ill-erst- i.. . . . i, . . l ., . . , , . . . . _ .. . iiiciiusted the bond to Lewis on the, — , i . . ,
5W t’llt‘lll: ‘0 (“in 'e F l . l . ._ t..t taiitt would not he tilt. at all a). (llllll ,\.lt.A thy.» J.tii, ii. \illa .mdtistuuding that he would use it to, I The capture of Bratla by Flcld ‘
., l. .- - » in 0- NH” MIDUM the coitsuiiieis in the lititetl Males. ,\\1l.~‘t defeated at .liitiznez. yesterday 'llirrt» hours .i’rt' ';.- “. ti .3»: ..11
.li '. H. ‘ Atin,
Would Not; Feel Tariff. by General Francisco ‘Murgula with a‘
"bins! of the brands of tea. coffee, loss of Hall) rebel: dead. wounded
.ii..l tocittt are sold here by thi- brands and captured. The rebel leader.i
.ii a Mod price. and not a great deal .‘tlartiit Lopez. and another Villa gen-I
is .ytlltl hy the pound in a looso mail-:eral are among tllr slain, :it‘rcordiug
“‘1“ is llilllalb‘t‘d fur Kin" ilci' so th-it lllt' t‘ti‘it‘t ‘lllliti~t’tL\\(tl|ltl‘it) 'lil l-l'fici'il re ‘ . ' r
, ,. . . . . . port toitlgtht front tin .. , _,, , .. ‘ - .. ... h. .- . . . . . l - . -
schools. lit-sides this. it is very iiai~i not be felt. tt‘airanza cmiilnutit‘icr. Villa was l‘.'l‘,|;”m‘:n? “(inn ~tv{:tfl‘litéffiléjltllfin't‘eo‘f 113,5:mlfi'3013)‘.“hill:“Still:E‘s-i” ;, 3;; losepll ClaCCII IHIIII'Ed lfl ficcidentl‘he Rumartian campaign to a new i
for a nelson usius simple lilili-Il‘uilt‘ 'll would i.» "ttl\l~‘lllilt‘ in plan- -.'e~uti to be i‘n-t-liig toward l‘i Vitllt’ ‘ “ "“’-‘ B “ ‘ " “ ... ‘ . .- " ,' ‘ ip ase. ' '
. . .. .‘ . . . . . , , ' 3 , . .‘ , ‘ . ‘ ‘ieik. October 15.1915. lie tt'aaylieit ital-‘5: “'0"! “t'r‘ltttvrl. lxllngci‘, “lino,” at llIB COMET a . . . .
N ”mm “1”] ”R dot to" “1m ha" A “m“ on ““M' conttntltd M" “In" “mm-m Murgai rotated that hlhv hung: at llle llotel llarurave. sevenlyndescription had been forwarded to tlic‘, 0f Cl y'Street and‘ The Bratla bridgehead, While
livi'iiliarly tiliiqui- \ocahulai'y; there
iir‘t‘ very few tliat can \ie with llllzl
.A illitli with best intentions cit-ii
”limit-sit voluntary. does not zil\\it}.~
galva- good results in b'isiiess. and ‘ti-«
it o. to not down and out.
"iinti .‘> we were prepared to place a:
limit tariff. and this i tli) not belietc
tlic- l't‘llltli‘l'illlt party would do. A
lllflll‘ wool tiiriil would raise a big,
l‘t'H'lllll‘ and plotect the holin- nianu
factnrer. .\ luv. iarill‘. as is the way
oilii all low Iartlls. would hate the;
"lllti ot' raisin: the cost of woolens,
to the tonsuiiiei' without iitaltiitu ttill
tecoiiipi-iisv iu the union!" of ‘lltl'lil
"tllhttl.
command pushed hack Villa‘s troops
lit-e [nil-ts after coining itilo contact.
Machine trims :ii‘~- credited 't‘.‘itli
playing an iiiiporta'tt part in the of-
,l'eiisii'e. in which both cavalry and
initially \\'t=l‘t‘ heavily «imaged.
\'illa. according: to the report peig
mnaily led cavalry attacks against
)ltii‘cuia's troops, which new
clieti'kt'tl t\llll heavy losses.
Besides Villa's heavy losses in
linen. horses. ammunition. arms and»
other war material. ltlurgnla claims
the recovery of many ciirloatlu of the
loot brought-by the. Villa troops
from. 'l‘orrett. loverniiient cavalry
is said to have killed about fifty
members of \‘illa'a bodyguard. which
protecting him iii his escape' by
(‘outinued on Sixth Puget
uni contention .
fill in NEMBERS
t ' . .
Western Connecticut Milli Associa-
ti in Sounding All the Farmers
.
Not Difficult.
Ziii Hill said that raising a matter
of Slit0.tltttt.t)tttl taxes from such it rich“
nation as ours was not a difficult titt-
derlakiiiu, but the equitable‘distribti-;
tion of it, aiid wise levying of it, was.
the important matter.
"The proper way to rai~e it is by;
llinlrtli'l duties and not by ltttinerotts‘,autoiiioble. Alumina advised lllril
, iliz-ilnting internal lllXt‘>.' said Mr isnbordlnates here that he intends to
Hill. "Great Britain which has hecu;lgoop up a hot )llll‘allll. as Villa's
is
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[bits in hunt»
airfoil cilia
Alleged Murderer of Model Girl in
Philadelphia Once in Business
nitllloseplr lifter, Formerly ot’
Normllt
'l‘ic New York Police department
has the name of a Barnard W. Lewis
on its books. He went there after
hating been sued for $40,000 by Jos-
ei-h litter, a theatrical promoter of
New York. formerly an attendant at
Hariztroin's school this city, in N0-
vcinber, 1912:, following. the organiza-
“fill of the Pitt Theatre Company of
l'ittihurgh. Mr. litter accused Lewis
in that action of having deliberately
iniszrtpresented couditions in organiz-
ing the company. :
The police records of New York
show that a llcmut'¢~,“'. Lewis was"
arrested on Jilly 4, 1916. at 605 West;
liltii street, accused of having stolent
an Angltrh‘rench bond worth $1.0tltl'
trcl.‘ .‘tliss Lillian Schl‘odc. of 530
u'. s. 1.12m street. The young woman.“
I
It..lil .\‘.:t'.:i.~<ll‘tlit* Conway that she hadl’
tnr til porail- a cigarette manufacturing}
~ ~ i .._ . _ .‘. . .
(Ulllliilli). of which she was to be alt ”MIMI-kl) W-utnft '.
lll( Hill-‘1‘. The records do not sliowl'rt‘ MID“ Witt" if n n: .m-
lppitmm'aliy'a tool lei-tn,
III-bl night, Loni» lilinger of tilt; llrooay
street, Bridgeport, was nabbed by tit.-
what disposition was made of
Uib‘t . ‘
la “is, or a man who gave the saint“
second street.
tloi. said llt' \\
am a salesman
hon wan grand larceny. said to have t. "mil-“n “1‘05““ . _ .
Bridgeport police. arrived l!l Nornalk _
in tllt‘ of the Locoiiiiitit’e‘s t‘oiiipaiiy's I, y (m- at ”1.. corner 01' Clay “mail , formed an outlying dCanSC'Of that
m- t)... film 0" Moore, Leonard & Lewis , cars and took Klincei hack to liridge-
heir committed at Pittsburlz.
Lewis was at one time it member
\‘t all street brokers. Ho WM droppcdi
by his partners: more than a year ago,
however ,und the firm reorganized as
Home. Leonard & Lynch,” “a
Edgar W. Leonard. a partner in then
firm .is reluctant to discuss. his ac»
quainttince with Louis. saying he had,
)‘lt'll liiin ottly once since the house
was reorganized. Asked why Lewis
\'.'.l_= dropped he replied: .
"We didn‘t like him."
lit denied that Lewis had become,
involved financially, although he gave;
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ngAY, JANUARY 6, 1917.
not fillillD i
wrist till i
louis lllinger Captured by the Nor-
walli Police After Dangerouslyf Further North, Ill
Woundiug Man at locomohiiel
Works I
in motifs" ,
{Accused Says He Had Been Tanta-,
lized Beyond Endurance :
mm. 'tiolumbuu “mm“... Noi'walk police shortly after the shoot-
ain. win-u brought to the police sta-‘ "”4 occurred, “dim““d I"“"d‘1~" ”1‘"
M. thirty-six yearn oldle has the man who has wanted. Al
Ti“. Charge againstll‘u ii. in,, l‘letrctivc ("iirry and Pat-
pert.
INorwulk police were notified by the
Bridgeport force that a shooting ““11 the auto was badly damaged. (.‘harlesl
taken place. and to bt- on the lookout l Thorpe was motorinan of the trolleyi
I” Louis Klinger. “‘9 “1“" who ‘Imwar and was fortunate enough to is
lllt' work. and whose description titeyl c ,9 without injuries.
the local officers. 'l‘rolleyiiicn out . he “i“livvcr"
ltlte \‘t’estportANot‘wnlk cars were. itoti-I
illicit by ()llker Thomas ltorucy to bt
{1831‘
on film
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
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Probably Fair Tonight and Sunday
TWO 0
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‘RUMINIAN CAMPAIGN its?" ‘
A in unit it till tint, .
initial: 0f in transit;
Illllll IIIM4
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iCaplure oi Braila, An Advance on Galatz, Twelve Miles ' '-
e Clearing oi Dobrudia of Russians
and More Teutonic Success in Moldavia Reported 1 _
§tttiitt0i WillllM initial wu tittiitttttiitj
fog—NM mm AS incl nutritional llitli Bi DiCllllfll .
Norwegian Steamer Fama Believed to Have Been S t .
s
According to Announcement from Lloyd’s ~ ..t '
ASP—m. _ A «.
gMarslial von Mackcnsen, his .331?
fvancc on Galatz. 12 miles north.
ithe clearing of Dobrudjapf Rus-
:sians and further Teutonic sung
.ccsses in Moldavia, have brought: _
r
...it’ ":t: .l\'- ,
‘3;‘.dt..pc::
it
- lllitlliitlllil on
:not- itself an integral part of the, -
iSereth line now held by the Ru!“-
gsians, running northwesterdwal’d .
A Ford ‘litlleg, tiriteii by .l(;::t-pli§from the Danube toward ”he I
l'lactlo of '73 lily avenue. yam-sterility.Moldavian frontier mountain's
‘ ‘ r
afternoon at .'» o‘clock ran into a ll'()l~i
Rlilroad Avenue
art and Quilt). of the
uni: Iiailroad avenues. As the result of’I line on the Danube end anddts ;
,thc accident. t iaccio was severely Lt Capture weakens the “stern.“
.cerateil about the arms. and face and 1 flank of the Sereth position. "i
Galatz, likewise on the Danube“
llies just behind the Sereth line
and that town is menaced by a J
_ p _ lGermano-Bulgarian movement ,
thrill.é‘lio'i'i.l.l”.i"£..‘ii.~‘ii‘iii2‘liifii‘i‘3"“5 the Dam“ "m“ It 'i“
t: tt i ' t- i‘ ‘ t“ . . .
to go to the railroad station. in dodg-I DObrPdlar made POSSIblc by the
in." another jiliiey. it seems that he) RUSSlan evacaution 0f the PSOV} ,.
, l‘lll into the nearest side of the trolley I ince. .
» ~ ' - . t . ... . t . .
Inn. hitting at tlit. dooi littilest the. It .g not on“, here, however
came out of (‘iayl
lookottt for the man it' {he
forward end oi the car. llie iinliact i that the Sereth line is threatened,
smashed the headlights alid bent the1f d 't . def n a”,
liaudgtiards. Other extensive damage| or “We a tenaCious _° 3f
was done. 'I‘ltc auto was towed toiby the RuSSlans and Romanians. _
ilitcio's garage, where repairs will lie-{the line northwestward beyond ‘
‘Iile impression that while he wart f'll-V
" f.ti,:et| iii business he was by no means N '1 R0.” MAY
i . _ . II t
Ava“ A SIRIKE ”WI“- Ithe Buzeu river is not holdin 4%:
j tiaccio ivas thrown forward wlicnlwnu against the Teutonic. pres- ..
:i innit of wealth. "
"IZ‘iI’ auto hit the trolley car and cut, r
llldjustment of Differenbes With TOI- his arms and face badly. lie was tali—l sure. While the efforts to keep V .V -
As a preliminary to orniiiiizilic the
Mimic—in Connecticut Milk'd‘rodttccrs'
unlititJiztlitlil. into a $100,000 cor iora-
.‘ll'lll, -:i drive for new iiieuibers p the
asnticiation is beiii: made by actlw
hi'lllCll’Wl‘S who are uoinu about the
mall; producers of lt‘itil‘llt’ltl county
and trying to elioiL their interest in
ttltc alsociatioii to the rft'lt‘lll of jail:-
inn its ranks.
-" Ilt‘“ il‘ilili‘l' f‘ll‘ .‘t‘lll‘fi tllltl )0:th is lorcvs are badly disorganized.
“Ii“ ”It‘ll“ 3“NIL““I‘JH’”tumult“) ll.‘ "lie general direction of the re
Milli" 0" 3 population “l {OTIS Illil treat of the scattered hand is to
lion, while “‘9 under the l'itiierwoovi,ward .Iarrttl. where he said be ex.‘
iiill .raise only $2ll.lltlll_tllllt on one "uphill illi-ni to make a stand. The
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honored niillluii population. ..Mfllupi... ..l I]... g.,.,.,.-m,,.m troops I
‘are put at ltitt, among them several I
———-——-———~
ninzwr We could take on luxury-1
I)I).t(f'tl for instance and by lililt‘ilIL' lint miles south of (‘Itiltuaiiiia City.
tin. same tariti on it that l‘lllillt'lllll is en it. the otllce of llr. it. E. l’erdchthC Teutons tn check m the M0163
”..._,...__
"Raisin: Silitmooyititi is a small
or the liiirlier officers. .litiitiiez is IJNKS 'N MURDER CHAIN
. .
not; lctyitit: raisin: throw titties that
amount Great llritnin places a lav
of $1.39 a pound on tobacco, We
f‘l\!l.~l;ltlt‘ almost a billion pounds a
_\t.ll' so that with the same tax line
it i: the intention of the association
to organize a $100,000 corporation for
tlto purchase. pasteurization anti salt-
of the- milk of members, Bridgeport
Staring been selected as the site of
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Philadelphia Police Still Trying to;
Fasten Model's Death on Ber-l
egraphers and Signal Men is Ex-;
peeled
Nli\\'
when treatiticlit was prescribed. llptirfivian frontier valley‘s is apparent-l,
>tlli'llf‘b were taken in hisriglit arm”), proving Sm] lesssucoessfulu ‘ ,
i .\li~_ Thorpe \t'tlS‘CXt‘opdlllgly {(ll'llllhi A break in this line on the .
ate in escaping the ll)‘ll\,'.l plans and} 1 f ld .m eril ,
was not injured iii the least. .\'o 4.....50uther y ront WOLI 1 p
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YORK. .iaii. ti. Prospects l‘oi"
lant. is paying we could raise out liil
lion and a hail dollais a year on just
on.\ article."
Willi SlRllzl NEWS
AtilNliIlS lillllll
silt-ti plant. because Bridgeport is the
principal market of the Dl’tldllll
.liicmbers of the association
H. Cutler Colltlril of Ilrookfield and
My Greeiihlittt of Newtown are tout--
J’m; the country soliciting new meni-
hero for the association. the iiiiiiiedi-
ate intention of the association be-
ling to build up its own membership
{into a stronger body more routine-
. jail early and satisfactory adjiistiiieliii1““-
“ard w- [ems .oi‘ the different-es l‘elatiii;.v to liotirsl
—— ,nitd wages between the New Yorkl
l'i.il..\i"tl?l.l’llli\. .lan ti. ».-\ miss ‘ .\.t vollat'en aitd Hartford railroad and
ice. link in the chain of (‘ll'L‘lllltSlfln-Lll‘i sip‘ltal men and telegraphers.
I .
lllii f0ll Will.
' were made. ‘the Moldavian frontier position, :-
lwhile the piercing of the frontier;
Iliiie itself, not an apparent imsk,
jprobability, would endanger the or,
entire line running southwestsr
ward to the Danube. '
in these circumstances, com-
mentators in Ententte capitals are" %
considering the possibility of the '
ti!
IN Wiltili IN MEXICO
i.\lilCl)t). Tex. .lan. ti;—-’l’w‘enty-l‘ive
persons were killed and ninety in"
jured in a train wreck near San
iJlltlll del ltio, January 1. acording
Ito Mexicali newspapers reaching the
iborder. today A northbound stock
tial t\l(lt'llt't' forged by the police tiicmbers of the Order of Railroad
about Bernard W. Lewin, who com-l'l‘elt‘yrultliers. were held out here late;
untied f‘lllt‘ltlf‘ in an Atlantic (‘ity Hot-I yestt rday. After an all day session bc 1
cl. and who the authorities say tlieyl tween representatives. of the llllitiliv
aie (niiviitced was the slayclt' ofian-t of the railroad a telegram was
heitsiv’o and more able‘to forward ”1.. Itrain crashed into a passenger train )lairil t‘olbert. may be supplied todayififlti. I0 Wllfihillilitm asking for ”11‘; Milliani 1.}. p, I“;ii‘illiitn‘.. yesterday Russians being compelled ta
Enterprise. [‘0 stock m the. new cor- . . . leurottte from Querctai‘o to Mexico when the detectives question a itew,se;vtces of minimal liiediator. twm granted a ‘divorcc from his. b d tl't ll, of th Sereth‘ --
iti)i‘3’.19n,lu"ill be sold or offered for Washington Officials Want Recordslt‘uy nearing many tu'omincnt Mexi- witness: said in NW been found. I Strike Not Likely. . Wm) Em mm“, hmham and (“Spa an on e .ne 9 .
Subscription until the association \~ ,(‘ll‘lS on their way to the capital to lltrpilc the damaging evidence col-t According 10 ll- Ii- l’crham. “”3": truly. of one child George. by Judge'and Withdraw to the Russtan {mn-
icelehrate the holiday. Tile passen-i
Igor train was standing still.
I
MONltlli GROTIN GIVES
lectrn nrainst the l‘ittsburger, the pol~ dent of the Ol'df‘i‘ 0f Railroad Tole: William 1.. Bennett in the Superior, tier. or beyond it, to Bessarbla.
~ic-‘ so far admit they have no lif‘lSlllVPt mallllers. who Slat? Jan. 3’ has hwnit'ourt. Bridueport. on the grounds of: The French, British and happy:
proof that Lewis knew Miss (‘olberLial the head of t c committee repreg ! S "-i n. ‘ Evidence was 'iroduced" ‘ _ . I“
, Neither have they positive proof that l scaling the men, the prospects for a“ l‘fin‘c‘ii 2’de that Mm Farnliam hadiian Premmrfi and Important] mg; .-
jlhe eter entered the apartments of tltei :‘t'lllenlf‘llt,.0f the differences ,wttliout, M‘ her husband several times andltary subordinates in severe - a
tile necessny of restoring to a strikei “an gone back to live with her mother. 5; tente mlmstnes are holding a '. ,
The negotiations for a new} I‘lUlh plaintiff and defendant were of 1 war council in Rome for constd—
of Transactions Day of Big
Slump ' '
Small“ more powerful in number and
funds. I i
The solicitors of new liiemhers arr-
1_anieosing Oil the farmers not in
the association the necessity of join-
ing the organization. it is declared
to be the object of the association to
WASHINGTON, Jan. G.—Subpoeuas
for seven men were ordered issued to-
day by the House, ‘RYIPS committee at,
. . ,
gm. 4
I The leach of convincing information are good.
i
, _ . ‘Ite Ulltf‘t of toda's sessi n 0 x , _- ‘ -. . . . - . z r) 4 v. ' ~. ~. . . . , . .
ihrmi: eiery milk producer of West. I'leak‘“iiivestic'iiinlr ‘ 0 f U“ I SUCCESSEUI' DANCE on “ “t“! point. ”l9 detectizes Sgldi“3t?.$§lu f3; :Eidnbgriii l’lilfiliiifil this city. living on a farm for a Illllt‘.'erahon of the general situation.
,, . . , . _ . ‘l 5. , , . . , ..; ,, , .' , ..i i.‘ i " i , .. . ., ,. . .- Ky» . . .
S‘" Connecticut, big. 0" hm” “MN" The men to he called are John‘ had?“ tom?“ a continuance 0 m e . .. . . .. n. . .-m . ML" (mm M‘ Beckwilh. of ”1“: Emperor William IS quoted as.
». Its milks and their incorporation will p l d if ‘ 1‘ El d 11min of lilyst-.\\\ in the case. Coupled. 10 pet Le t. in wages rot Li... lllell.‘ m.” was ‘g'r'inted a divorce “Mm.” . . d _ d to .
’ -’. ’ ‘ ' ‘ ,o~;-;- a" . .._... ~ . .. . -. _. ~. ....- ..n . .. . =' . '”‘E
, be. conditional to some extent on ”m, 3 H " “5 an ' of u" w to this is the lack of a known moment A .tadJustment of tin “Ollxlllg >cll9fl t in the Superior 00“” by Jud” ,declanng m an or er Issue
W3” Street Journal: and W. A' 017““ - t The detectives say they wore ill-l tile is also asked for. he said ,as 600,! {11:3,}.“1”, of Kim-walk on tile gmunds'the army and navy that as Ger: .
l‘kll-(l.EI:l1€‘Sl A. }\llOFFy J11. A. la” .\l(illl{t‘l‘ (.ll‘OllO N0 all. 1“,". P. l':.( l‘Ul‘lllf‘ll l'rlTP lilSl night that an Quill-l Jr ”“3 “19“ a”, now “'Ol'klllg 12 hours. “gut?“ 1:”)an hop ahu‘flyuu] lian'v R 1mm ’5 ofief nf peace negotiations
heiger. 3915011 M- Shepard and A. Ill-11L. held a successful dance last evenI mobile accessory dealer will produccl and 1-01. these men a labour works ‘ ‘ . .. ’ ‘ ‘. i Q) . i .. Qt y - 1d .
.lamieson. cm loves of the C mini “0 ' ‘~ - ‘ l N “ .' . . . .‘~ - - ‘.., - . ~ “F deseition-and "up!” " I“ “.‘1‘ .had been refused. the war wou
. , _ . p .‘ . 9 _“ i”‘> ”1 Red Mons Hall. bouti t f‘" ..i woman today who was with Mamet tad) if asked. (it the. other employs! ,3le the custody of their one child? . (1 'th View to
'M’W‘ 01 AmQI‘ICd- a “9““ ”“100 walk. The affair was well ill) to 1'19, ('olbert on the night preceding thel'ffiii are now working eight hours alidl hint, lieckwith is. an employee of theibe continue wt 3
iti‘mtxodone.
l\l:lll(‘ll supplies information to Finait- high standard sci by the other onion mum“. and heard the model talk on » mm“ 100 are working nine hours, the; ”Mm and Knapp Hat “cm”: Shereaching that understanding. ..
The Norwegian steamer Fama
itiNiitlSl .SllAltiN
.oial America, a “all street news-I tainnients givnn by tho Grotto in lhISI the telephone with Lewis, who was at .litference in hours depending: on 11“.. married in Scranton, Pa. 1911'
' BY [ARIHQUAKE paper. lcity and “'35 marked IX" :1 large “Lia hotel. Miss (‘olbert refused to meet “m:
class of worl‘ in which they are em-‘ a. . , . . . . . ., . , - -
The heads of the ‘otii‘eatis also were. . [91.01.1109. . 1.1.1 “.10 arm 1, fir,“ but mm, ,m appoint» 1”de ‘ it.“fl)i]:l[01:da‘1‘l:g:llli(:al\l‘d1: ill‘tiiriifedd' 1its-:1.139.1".eveé1hfx) _haveAbc;n sug‘l‘r,
. w. ' - '.~ . . ' .. . ~ . ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ .‘ ‘ " ' inxwe .‘a 't " 0d ~ 7'
‘lt‘qllliltfl to bring .lie ticket talus oii ll‘e- color scheme was led. “h“(glneh‘ was nde ”u. police say. it the plaintiffs in both of these cases. y .5 lppmg ge cy
imp” S“""“‘"“ for ”0‘“ I” “- “Luand blue and the hall certainly was‘ was. also stated that this Woman can ~nounces.
throughout the day of Dec. 20th. 1916. a most pleasing sight. show that Lewis and the model met . . I The Norwegian steamer Erica.
Work Seven Days.
“As. the men are compelled to woili
every day in the week Sundays in-
cluded, Itlr. Perham .said. “we are
also asking;r a 15 day vacation each
year on pay for all men who. hare
been employed for two years or more
K
, no Killed; Many llouses Destroyed;
City of llanto is Burned
The (‘OImnin‘P “THUS I0 1931‘“ What! Dancing “'35 enjoyed 111““ 3 ”Mint an automobile show held here a
itime Central New and W3“ 5""‘",liotir to excellent music furnished bylvear ago.
Hournal bureaus made public the fact Ithe Sterliilg-Welinliz orchestra. ' Marie Collins. an intimate friend 09
liltlll a note was forthcoming from the: A handsome'dool' prize was a vnt‘d-i Miss Colbert (Old Captain of l)etec-'
erroneously reported sunk. has
arrived in port, says another,
it
.'i. ‘
TQKYO. Jan. 6.
matches from
Formosa.
, “A...
——-Three hundred or
non have been killed and many ingur
ed in a disastrous eathquarke in cen
tral F‘ormo‘sa. according to special dis
Taihoku the capital Oil
A . 1 It is estimated that 1.!itlol
, houses have been destroyed.
City of Nanto Burned
.
2 The city of Nanto has been if -
'95:}, pgensively by fire. ‘ am
i 3 land of Formosa lies between
the Philippines and Japan and ,is own?
led by Japan. The city of Naritb is in
: president.
llll MEN IlIlllIl IN
men are reported killed and thretri
MAXWEII Iiillilllll
\"llJKES'BARRE. P3,, Jan. 6.~Five [11,9 (vening
Jill'tti in an explosion today in the, charge of the dance and 'it consisted
Maxwell colliery of the Lehigh andt cf A_ W. Dreyfuss, chaimait; F. S. Ly.
ted' to Mr. and Mrs. glayton .I‘ {I‘L'tlves Ttate that she never heard her
lshali. Beautiful souvenirs conststing speak of Lewis .although she was ac-
of sterling SiVEl‘ RSI! trays ("Id Jewelryl quamted with every man that, had
receivers. were. distributed to the‘ ever visited her chum before_
holders of the winning numbers in thel PITTSBURGH. Jan. 5:4“... bady of
Illtcli)’ number-dances. A large num-i Bernard W. Lewis. who killed himself
liner of these gifts were distributed. in Atlantic City after a warrant had
Refreshments. CODSISIIHE 0‘ 1Cit-been issued at Philadelphia for his
cream and cake. were served during arrest. in connection with the murder
of Maizie Colbert. reached here today
uttu was tidien to the residence of his
father. W. A. Lewis. Announcement
was made that privatd funeral ser-
years.
20 other questions of minor
ance to be adjusted.
1“ A most,compeient committee had did not have a single shriko
the central part of the island b t WilliesBarre Coal Company at Ashley. on, Dl‘..\\‘illluln J. Moore. Thomas B. vices would be held tomorrow after- which 53.000 men received in addi; panics fromlshpeming and Negaunee. ' , . ..
1100 miles south of Tulhoku ' a on "PM. here, Other men may be entomb‘ Vaughan. D. Burr Beach. ‘ S. L. St. noon and interment made in the ttonai wages approximating $2.500. ‘- ‘ ,, 3. _- ' ,
‘. ‘ _ g ‘ “- , 'John and C. C. Hegeman. Ltwin family plot. ”‘f‘ 000," , Sentinelgldvs. Pay. Try one (continued oatmevenmxl’ale.
and seven days‘ vacation for men who
have been employed less than two
In addition. there are about
, Hopes for Sett ment.
“1 have every hope ital a settle.-
ment will be effected within a short
time without any serious difficulty.
The Order of Railroad 'l‘elographers
and during the year new schedules
with t'arious roads were arranged bv
The steamer Farm, of 1,532 ..
ptons’ net, sailed from Portlandr
IN Militilllllll, Milli
Maine, on Dec. 8. for Marseilles,
MARQUETTE, Mien. Jan. 6.Tlio,putting in” at Svdnev, C. B., on,
business district of this/ city wastec. If. with a broken bulkhead.
fluentened with destruction today, by iand resuming her voyage on Dec.
31 fire which. starting from an un-t * - ,
known cause. had by ten o’clock ties-i , ~
troyed seven store buildings. other| A LVOIdS announcement on
'Jan. 3 reported the sinking of the
i ' 3
I Lloyd's announcement.
import-
property/“and had caused damage outi-2
ntaten at more than $200,000. Mar-:steamer Erica.
quelte firemen wae aided by corn‘ '
At glee War
in 1915. ,
Councilxol regret
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