sums
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y'lel Administrator Sounds
Warning to Stock Up
Cool Becomes Uncertain
—-New England Supply
V Salts Storrow
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Ttomzui W. Russell, Councils-tout
fool administrator. has givm out the
following statemmt which heu‘ecelv-
ed yesterday from Jame.» J. Sim’row.
Itglaudz—
“Coal is in great demand all through
New England, but, in spite of the best
Matron of the fucl administrator
“to supply has fallen fa.- iz2hind the
requirements. The situation is seri-
~i 'v
"At. the present 'time New England
is here-“all million tons, of soft coal
_ short. or its needs, and while the
hard cod supply was reasonably sat-
‘ isfutory two months ago there was
a trailiug'rofl during September and
Octoinr. no that then. is not enough
now coming forward to met-t the in-
creased uses.
"iii-(err effort has been and is be-
ln cuta‘le by the fuel administrator
to facilitate. shipments and to secure
thn. H'ulitlmlttnl utilization of the coal
recent-d. Many, relatively unneces-
‘mty fortrs of ‘ttm have hero cur-
tattwt or non eliminated.
“The fact remains that the outlnolt
for any improvement in future dr~
Iibit‘, and it has become the duty of
the :dminltsttstor to advise the pub-
lic ct these facts and to urge that
personal and community prudence
and national patriotism require. that
New England should begin at once
to utilize. tut fully as may be the na-
tfvn t'vrdwood supplies.
"At. a roccnt confemuce of fuel
omcials. woodland owners. wood deal-
1"" representing all the New Bug-
lnnd slam. the opinion was unani-
mously expressed that an organized
rfl'rrt should he made. without any
delay to provide a store of wood suf-
ficient for immediate and future
needs.
"‘i‘ltt- reports from. the revernl
riath‘d it'tlit'nletl ,pttrillt'ol)‘ iimi- lllt'
supply 0! wood now on hand is every-
where short even of normal l'l'flllll’f'
/ WINTER
Suits an
Overcoats
Equal to Custom .
Made for
Menfiand Young Men
Made of carefully selected woolen fabrics. Cub on the lingo:
scribed by the arbiters of men’s fashions. and tailored with the skill
'and the attention to detail th
4 garments. These Suits and
bly more than the modest price asked for them. .
Foresight and taking advantage of the market when the prices
were low makes this otter nos
unis a value far. greater than the price.
infamous
Jew trenchmodels, form-fitting .
* ~”floats. belted back models and
Ohatufieldo. Patch, slanting and
flap pockets. Some full lined and
r‘ others onovquarter Skinner‘s sat-
in listed.
ozone and $22.5;
insole, and that there
b- .. ”.m‘w __W.~__ n.“
m to M “Y “”5" °' “”3 ' clnilnfidfl RACE RIOT
the market through any cutting so
‘tlvity that my be inaugurated. in‘
(Continued tron First Page) ,
View of the likelihood that there will;
be an even greater stringency in the: ‘
cool situation later in the season, “dim. Long was taken to the pom,“
,wltb the possibility “1“ these con-1 station and released on bond, but the:
"”0” {tnay 110" b9 WW1", h“'lnegro soldiers heard that "a soidiPr‘
proved another year. the present or in being taken out to be lynched,"
future_market 10" good cordwood it started out to rescue their com-
‘belml 3 m0“ promising 399°"m99'irsde. As the soldiers started through
a.‘
Great ClearanCe
Woodslled —- Delivery of ‘
For Behind Requirements}
federal fuel administrator for New D
"it was further recommended by;
5 the conference referred to above that}
'an appeal should be made to locali
committees of (public. safety in "If
Wood-producing locatlities, and to:
.munty agents as Well. to take an;
(inttliiihi'y of all available suppliesi
ti‘ eordvrood stumpage. that are sit-
(lithtl Within a reasonable distance;
mi it market, and to (ellilPaVOI‘ force-t
fully to arrange for its cutting with-f
not delay. .
“it is therefore earnestly reqttest-’
«’Jd that the Granges and the farmers;
clubs will imntt-d’ately take an active;
start in cooperating with the local
committees on public safety in this
important matter. This work is be-
im: done in Connecticut under the di»
rection of Thomas W. Russell, state
fuel administrator." l
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TROLLEY CAR PLUNGES OVER .
WALL. , 3
ANSONIA, Nov 9.—-Sltt)l'tly antr'
2:13 o’clock yesterday afternoon a trol-
ley our on the Belt line of the Ansnn'u 1
Derby division of the Connecticut Com-
pany plunged across the sidewalk near‘
the. brass mill plant of the American
Brass Company and would haxe drop-
izf'fl twenty feet into a (‘tll'l'dl below hail
the streets. they were Joined by sev-,
eral hunched others. with a large
number of white person.
Military police Went to the Center
of the disturbance and sent about
strenty of the soldiers to headquan
ters for interrogation. . They were
later sent to camp under guard.
E. C. Homage. living in the south
ern part of the city, reported to the.
police that negro troops had search
ed his automobile whit-1 he was driy-l
ing near the city with his-wife and
son. and that the "soldiers roundly
cursed" him. . '
Colonel Slansberry of the 112th
Military Police ordered all soldiers
to their quarters and called an ex.
tra pituitary police into sen-ire ,to
keep everything moving: smoothly.
All roads were tpatroled by the po»
licemen and all automobiles stopped
and their numbers take n. '
“it is deplorable that this thin':
happened," Major lt‘ultt‘vn tzt‘d it:
night, "and the titatter will he titrtmlt
ed down to the very‘bo.tot.t. ll llll' l
of my men haw been Hull!) of con ;
duct unbecoming a soldier. you mutt
he assured that they will he llllillrlll‘t
ed to the Very limit." l
The negro battalion comprises l'tli'»‘
'm'r Ohio National (martianwn, ‘
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Yaqui Indians Defeat t
, Sale of
M I L L I N E R _Y
Saturday, Nov. 10th to l7ih included
_ It is realay a startling eye opener to see just
what amazing values you can get when you buy
at Lautenberg’s, 120 Washington St, at this sale.
They inclttde small and large hats, turbans as well as mil
llvfl'lt'ri for New England is unfavor— ‘
it not born for a big iron fence whit-h
protects the property at this point. __ _ _
John Fleming. gate irntlt’r. was taught El. ”‘90. Test” 5.0V. (,4 Yaqui “L
lit-tween the car and the fence and so lllilllls under mmmnud m slam..- start!
‘aallyenrhed that lit-may not live, defeated the tt-mnants of l‘oionrl‘,
Ttlrre'fl federal conunami in tht stole"
Col. Torres’s Command
itary styles. Wide drooping brims and draped crowns in all colors,
and all the modish trimmings. The origi
pay one half the price.
no! tickets remain. You
There were no pas-segue” on the (“HT .
’l'ltt- ttmturtmn o‘er: only slightly in-
,l'Jl't'll.
WITNESS GUILTY 0F PERJUHY
of Sponora. according to H‘llillll" itt-i
formation rt-t-elwtl here tonight. 'i‘ltol
battle took plate at Toxin, in thti't
lndian country last Friday. the in}
.llians killing all the federal \\'(Il|illl i
ed and prisoners. 3
. We will donate $500.00 to any charitable organization if *
proVen that hats are not sold for at least one-half the original price,
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 9.~Thomns J. NEW'LONDdN‘gAfijLL
(Tamphell. a witness in the ’l‘rlpie‘tt, NEW LONDON, ov. 9.~Carl Franz
cast- which was tried here and which Kttet-h. a "mm“, :ll'l'l‘tllrd at the
“WW out M an “”3“” “9"“ Mrs. Trip state. pit-r, Wednesdrty, trim held in :2;
list ill a local hotel, charge] with pay 500 for a hearing Nov. 19. and jailed
jury, was found guilty today. Sentence in tiefault of surety Kt-llt‘h claims:
was deferred until Monday 68 a mo that he visited tlu- stale pit-r at the tn-g
tion to set aside the verdict was made. ivltntlon O, a friend m m, ”H” h. t
Jack Shaw. another witness. one ”W... l
like charge. will be placed on trial to} ;
:ttorrow. I l Sentinel Want Ads are Winners. '
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fit; -
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In a variety of new and conserva-
tive models, fabrics and patterns. ;
Made of finest urge, all wool, l '
cashmere: and unfinished wor- :
steds.
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tttt tottttsttt sittttttts cs. f
.g ‘ North ,iilaitt Street, So. Norwalk, i .
lop: of the Atomic had been given up,‘
,Ity the “ploy-ion of the. torpedo.
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or that price markshave been tampered with.
7 C. LAUTENBERG,
MILLIN ERY
120 [Washington Street
Opposite Post Office ,
‘ South Norwalk
Branch Stores: New York, Bridgeport. Danbury.
All Hope of Missing .
Alcedo Men Are Gone ltd u ~.~'t'l.~s which were marching for
‘phfii‘lillf‘ .—1t.\t‘mrs hmt- :i‘wn up the,
“'ASHINHTON. 30L 9,-7 \ll lul'n' search. it i‘ b"li1"’]1x“hnt mo“’ of the:
Amvtittazt' patrol vessel Mould. Sayer-t
3; tor ills: ":tietv of Lieut'nant loltl 'l' l . . , . .gv. . , . ~, . . . . .
“m”, and ”u. .0 ““2““, mm‘ W “le “"1 M" “-‘W‘ ”l W “ verttsement—that. eminent semce Will reap its own reward.
pom.“ miss.“ am, ”,9. ..,",..,,,,,.s; 'I'lth'lou "I, 'l " WW” ii '. Our success has come from serving well, and the apprecia-
n, ”w Ammo“, Wm, ship, MN,“ 3 rt»; or. do. .t u-nwno-d yacht. two of the pubhc of our endeavors to do the but possible, even
has been abandoned. Vice Admiral . was tarps-(lord :mvl stink by a 2“ll", mfmn mum: W“ “3 to continue m we” 011th ‘
Sims cabled the NW" department 3‘“? marine early \londs.‘ morning. bo'inz
Wm“ that the search for mp "WWI ‘ the tint Amot'it an warship lo :0 down.
lalnlf‘ llw I ll' lit-run. .\'0 details hate;
and Hill it was believed host til the, ‘ .
ntiwin: men had been k'illt'd otter-mt; We meet ttubhtt-
Secretary Daniels this in order t») how your 3 12 per cent?
statement: ;l.ibertv Honda c-tchanged for «liner;
"The navy department has reCo-iv-leent bonds this Ninth, they should,
authorized
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stutintz that no trace' hadbeen found Nov. lath. The South Norwalk Tntstt
oi the onelotlicer and 20 men revort- Company is ready to perform this 59‘1"»
ed missing after the sinking of the dice free of charge.
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Fine roan- by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cate attached; also Restaurant. Italian
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Mahogan y Novelties
A Newand Varied Stock Com-
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Treated by Modern. . Sympathetic
Painless Mattias. AceptrcOfice Tm‘m'“ "'—; L " "— ~——' wry-"
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lest Dental Work
DENTIST . A a week puts this marvelous
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. . our; n. m. o 9- Restatntion. : ' .
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the Practice at ‘ mm: $3133.. mg of greater convenience,
Hint-cm. work its Skii- -_— . ' V.
W . n' . - ~ . no better construction and
n ; -———— con ams ea urea a can.
not be found in any/“other
cabinet.
,A McDongall Kitchen
Cabinet will free the
housewife of kitchen
Prices Range From
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