ING SENTINEL
AIMCIATED PRES. NEW. FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A ”ISIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
. _ .__.,e.__-.-.-~ «v
‘asrssusasnmo
Oflcs as Second Class Hatter.
attend at on (oath semis mt
sepia soawau,
can, unison, rev. 29, 1917
Generally Fair/Thursday.
till 21 his
not in it
XMLSJIWING
Bo That Shopping Now and
Thus Permit the Sales-
people to Enjoy Their
Christmas in Proper Way
l’URllllASES lllE .
Mill) ituits
now tutti
lllLElijlltii’”
Raiised'liand Threateningly;
as She Fired, French,
Woman, Eye-Witness, Tes- '
(NEWS 6
MURDLRS IN
GAMING filill
New York Gunman Tells of
Seventeen Other Killings“
Ordered by Padrones of
VElll Llfilll NEWS
Express Parcels and Pack-g
ages Ten Days Before if ?
Possible, Otherwise They?
' May Be Delayed ’
, Only twentyone business and shore
ping days remain before Christmas
and the trade in the Norwalk stores'
has shown no marked increase that,
could be attributed toe Christmas
shopping. Olliclals at the express of-‘
and at the railroad stationsi,
eta m that they are also greatly stir-L
prised to and that there has been no'
marked increase it the express andi
mail tradic thus far this year. ,
- Norwnlk merchants, express of; '
rials. mail men and freight handler'i
at the railroad station are greotlf‘
worried this year that they may noti
be able to handle the volume of traf"
tie in the short, time that is usually:
allowed them. _F‘or this rm“!f is
imperative that housewives realize-
the necessity of doing their Christ-j
was shopping earlier than ever this,
year. '
Not only is there a shortage of men
to handle the situation on the rail-
:oad's side. but there is a big» short-
age. of clerks in stores all over the
State; and merchants fear that the
may not be 'able
tins if the last few days before (‘hrist-
y
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Sent by Members of Presc,
dent Wilson’s Cabinet to
People of America ‘
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PROCLAMATION BY
THE MAYOR
, ,m:ltislindsrstoodtbstthemenfromlorwalk
’nowatdalapflevanshavenearlyomplstedtbeirtratnlngpre
Wimscvlosontheluropesn tie
wanna: Ithssbosnnusatedsndargedbyslsrgo
numberefoarditiasnsthatanoppsrtaatt begiventotbepublic
of witnessiagthammadsbyour
tore forthotuillin‘calnpsasrsw recruits;
WHEREAS: This will be the only opportunity that the
leoflm‘walkwulhavetosesthosemenasonebodyiu
homotowuaodballovlngfurtherthstitwillbeasplendld
to showthomountmea oargratitude and appre-
pub
of Liberty and Democracy;
NOW: Therefore, 1, Jeremiah Donovan,
designate Saturda , De ber
8th, 1”, for the purpose of a public dammed: arranges)»
tiontombytbecitiunsofthismtytotbemembersof,
Go I. Infancy. U. I. l. 1., and such other units of the
ys since their depar-
sacrifice they are making in
Mayor of the City
Would Help the Second Dis-
NEGLLTIME 0N,
fill iiitmiiit iiMisii
ELML llElLEll
L
REAIIY l0 SELL;
trict Establish a Yard if |
Citizens Desire i
the Municipal -
In the matter of
Gang Who Yearned Forx-Ray Pictures of Prisoner’sL
Coal Yard for the Second District for!
GERMANY consult it
'ALL fRONl8
News Comes From Bolshevik x ,
in Russia and Has in View.
Move For the Conch .
of a General Peace
UNll‘Ell no
- uiiiiuuiitt
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,st least 17 others. But as a matter
'sign )esta'hy numbcrcd among the
pinned ,
nod-lily are very much alive." And! HflME HUARIIS "ANEE The program of the great civic-
to, handle lb? 9““3' ‘n look of something like conccrn‘ , i
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.‘ ! i I Lbuilding Thanksgiving morning.
i -—_____.._ IvelzyflsaccleSSfm M‘squwe Overture by organ and orchestra—-
' mm "The Marseillaise.”
“HST “Nuw ABHUT j. a e ‘13“ the Ar Song , ..... ,."Star Spangled Banner"
. ,- Prayers—Itev. Frederick A. Coleman.
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Raymond; Court. here today.
Dr. Smith Ely Jelliit‘e: a widely
known alicnist. and Dr. Louis (2'
Johnson. styled a "physiological
chemist," told from the witness stand
of diagnoses which they made. of Mrs.
de Saulles' condition shortly after the
tragedy on the night of August 3 at‘
,"The llox." dr? Ssullesi Long Island;
street jail. Brooklyn. For he told oil
having participated in six murders
and had an intimate knowledge of
of fact. Daniella. alias Ralph the liar-
ber. probably slept well. He is too
aid a hand at the game of murder;
to lose sleep over the dead. Allen)
assumefullchargeolsllfllearrangemantsfor
sndtochoosesuebusistsntssndsldstossrvsonntch coin-
mitteesshe may dominoes-squad proper.
l7Given under myhandandsealthlsllthdayof
talisman bosons, mm."
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such celebration I needed it was a municipal sugar dis-
:tribution depot. as one article was;
, 1 just about as easy to get as the othem
l Others took the matter seriously
Lenough, and think that such a coal
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November,
It is the living whom Daniella has home. Their evidence tended to sup-i
to fear~thelpadrones of the tool port the Chilean woman's claim that: 13va 1" ROBERMH, Oily 010715 J "N I
game zaconfl and their three‘score the WM not accountable for her ac-f i, _
underline: the cutthrosts and gun- lions when she tired the revolver, 7F
you the bill , vial cause. or for shots which billed m. hus-
no entree at"n‘ . " a merely 30p! band. . .
suspicion or blindly at the bequest o ‘
the wdmneumd not the 23 unior-i
tunates wllla Daniella, in a caplet-n,
3Elll8l WMPANY ‘
.w”.
hilt humus
r iiiiiiti SERVICE
tCoatlullel so Eleventh Pap.)
slain. .
"The Md am dead." as Ralph the
Barber it with it shrug. "but.
the “inc-ah those that kill ill at
patriotic meeting to be held in the
58mm Norwalk Methodist
(Continued on Sixth Page.) 0mm"
“will?” 0' Ilh1 First. Company, 0! Collection for the Armenian-Syrian
'W..”._.
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Hill SEliiiNllllllE
Loses Almost Entire Cloth-
ing Outfit, as Well as Var-'
ious Pieces of Jewelry-
iiiiiiisi iiii llAl
Evolutions
spiritilhght‘i" It; arrived and many
race a va
being held was; . rious kinds are
This morning from 7 to 8 o'clock.
in the East Avenue bf. E. church.
there was held a sunrise service and
quite a few peeple attended it.
In the First Methodist Episcopal
church. a union Thanksgiving Day
For the second time within sir
months John Hines, who rooms at:
the Germania Hotel. on Railroad aveL
nue, reported to the police that his
room had been entered and robbed,
while he was absent. ,3
This time he reports the loss of at
suit of black clothes (sack coat). a,
silk faced andlsllk lined orercoat a.
. . ‘ Iggtionll miraculous-rakes WM able to or desireto ”7- which business men are getting up aISiitY'Thr‘ee Men MES!“
Monopoly of Profits flesh? Skull Show Fracture as ‘ pats, . "m m.“ "'1‘“ that “.1 cl”: ”mm" “'“M h" 3 “WW “‘“m'ii in Three Unaccounted-For; ”
. , lilitary ad mm m an. (my mm. m , of the district to consider the meas- :tllfll
tated at Nothing Result of Accident grand demonstra seen expression oftbecity's appreciation “'9' "‘9“ "mm“ “’w” “my “a” Boats 0! Steamer A f
, “mud. hid - “d '0 bid II a I i in did i rated the scheme, while others laugh-
ifvi-iw (your. Nov. 28.~—li tllc spirits: {MINBim‘A 5". 32. Nov. L's—visiting arduous mm. ' . -. 9 (,1. “5,35,93,35,: ‘flBEJXfl'mnK Germiiny has consented to 9‘5“
0 mur ere men return to iiiague' 0 test many it the trial of Mm. “I“ 0.1“” Command Gullah fl. ‘ ' . V tiate immediutcl, or an armistiw
their murderers. it “is a pretty sate Blanca do Sauiies on a charge of ’unir ‘ ll Mn: It!“ W or of the Banal L 3571' tgo‘lI‘tyi‘ilig :liigttrllé‘t? mlgifeazehz “till all the ironitri‘i (if the belliger-
ith that Ralph Danielle. 3i Years old. dcitns her divorced husband. John Lu ”3”" °1 the Committee ”I m" h d o f it . i 1 V t ' " mofdi'lg ‘0 a P“
hadh at; uhnpleasant timi- of it his: : dc Saint-es. neared an end in Supreme; meats M such and he i. burgh, empowered to f “OISei-sussaigrthzit “I anything was Gilt 00“" mes, .
mg l n is cell in the. ' ‘
trograd dispatch reporting on the
outcome of thc visit by a Bolshe-
vik military delegation to the
Gennan lines on the Russian in!“
for negotiations with the German I
military authorities. ‘
The Bolsllcvik formula has been
the proposal of an armistice to all " A"
the belligerents, with a view toe}:
the conclusion of a general peace.‘
The proposal has fitted in we“ ‘
with the admitted German tie-kw”~
for achievement of ”peace by
agreement," as indicated in the”
1916 peace otter and in the Ger-
man reply to Pope Benedict’s
peace note, as well as in, the" .
Reichstag resolution of last July.-
Thc Entente governments and
the United States, on the otheit
hand, have shown no disposition\,
to negotiate while the “free pew
ples of the world" continued to
be mcnaced by “a vast military eao
tablishmcut, controlled by an im- , H
sponsible .govcrnmellt,” .in .the
words of President Wilson’s all!!!
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Norwalk, (‘onnecllcut Home Guards“
THE "RAFT lAW‘WPm hosts last evening to one of.
- t the largest crowds thntihus ever been'
_-.'..._..__ :sccn in the armory. at a masquerade“
WASHIX’GTON. Nov, 28.» All per] ball which was a tremendous success,
sons siihjcc: lo the selective military In every sense of the word. It ‘5 "'1
spruce law. Provost Marshal Crowd- tlmated that nearly one thousand poo-1
er announced today, are chanted with 1 9'" “"9"" in ”‘9 armory last “I‘m"
knowing the '3“, and accompanyin and no one could have helped haw
Iegulations. and iaiiure to comp! ing the best kind of a good time at
Relief. ,
Address—"The History and Ideal of
American Libcrty," Rev. J. Harri-
son Thompson.
Song ..................... “America"
Address-Honorable Nehemiah Can-
dee. “The Present Test of thelihd speakers are. to be Rev. .l. Han-in a 5”“3" comb and ”“5“ . .
‘50" Thompson. Frank Lemon and mm" 0339..Vall1€d at $15, an Im-|h_v the respective governments.
Ideal" . ,
Song—“Onward Christian Soldiers" ,
Address-PW. .lohn Stapleton. "The
service will be held this morning at
10:30, in which the Congregationalfl
Baptist and Trinity Episcopal:
churches. united with the Methodistl
church. The subjects will be "Am-i
erica's National Ideal of Liberty." and:
'fcontlnued on Page Twelve)
pair of patent. leather shoes. cloth sion to the German war machine“
”Wed' "”“h he ”3‘ 5“" WWME‘N in'llis reply to the Pope. The Role ,
and "me" he valued “t ‘5' “ “Oldshevik armistice propositions were
mg a“ with a red store, “mm a submitted to the embassies in Pe— "
trograd, but so far as has smears.
garnet or ruby. a stick‘ pin of old
Igold. set with a pearl‘n fie center, .
in a brown cd they have not been replied to
dershirt. two pairs of gold cut! but-
tons and a nicklc alarm clock. PETROGRAD, Av‘w’ 28.—-Rebre-
Y.
. . sith them will be considered a mis-' ”w big affair. ‘
WASHINGTON. Nov. 28.~Thanks-'dcmcanor. punishable by a year's im"
driving essages from members of the'
Canine addressed to the people” of
lire country aid the (cuntlyi'rl hie"
tenders on land and sea will appear in
tomorrow's oilicial bulletin.
When he returned to his room last Ensign Kyleno-
Future Victory" ‘ ——___._.._ - . .
_ levening after being absent all tiayi-‘ii‘lli‘tltW"g 5“" l3) , 3
lTAllA * he found that he had lost his key. and.ko, the ilolshcvrk commander In
i , he "38 {0’0“ ‘0 30 1° ”'8 03103 Oizchicf of the. Russian armuas, hav
The “mm” Wait hammW‘i'IY decori song—_.-The Battle Hymn of the Re.
ARE UNDER ARRES the hotel to get a key to let him iii-31mm received in the German tin".
prisonment. Failure also may cause'"“’“ for’ ”i“ ”“3“” “1‘“ American public." Julia Ward Iiowe's great
3
He entered his room and missed sev-i
Immediate induction into military SPF-l "““v m“ "“3" "f 0“" “”19“" and 9“” hymn. .
vice and will operate- as a waiver of, “ The singing will be led by mem-I ‘
any right or privilege which might iich of the church choirs of South , - man"
. eral things and then started on “hand informed by the Ge
(continued on fifth pubs)
«iothverwise have been claimed./ m Norwalk, assisted by a chorus ofg
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Sécl’elal'y Lane says he cannot be General 'Crowder poinmi out that STADLER flIVEN inbout one hundred children. Mr. El restitution which showed that his commander that Germans ““99" .
thankful for war. the methods of Wm. nil previow2i exemptions :It'c revoked? - VERDICT 01“ $150 J. Sims will preside at the organ. and' itrunk which he had left locked this ficlally consented to _ltnme(liato ,
nor the turning of men's minds from ' , * ii: quarts-tie of brass instrumental imorning had been opened and after negotiations for an armistice on all
things constructive to things destruc-i
live, but that he gives “thanks that'
tlzis is a nation unashamed. that the"
spirit of Bunker Hill and Santiago is
.mll quick and aggiQSsive." and' that,
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ATTLE' Wash. N0“ 284 0:“ all of the contents with a few minor
missioner of Immigration H. . '
White asserted today that literature:”Wm“ms had been taken. had been tries.
seized th closed together again and the catch.s - . . ~
l ‘att e headquarters of the Ital-z on it sprung. shut. but not locked. He Ens"!!! Krylcnko sent three
an no tors under arrest here. indl‘,r9ported the loss to the. proprietor. representatives with instructions » _
intimation: hit"; this: .. m... when the German mm... ~
tedi Starred The. alleged anarchistic , mg on ”:3wa ]er of thc gatordin W‘hICh'the little; ,
soc ety ai Mans. Vl'hite said. 'ing was 9 cctc. to "mm” 0 '
TELEGRAPH LINES mm," command... . in cm
to
IKMEXICO CUT‘gwhcther it was agreeabc to hi."
make Boston the center of food not“
ithat representatives be sent for
the fronts of the belligerent coon.
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
(Gintinued On Page Twelve) ‘ ‘ l _ , Iwill accompany him. The meeting
. ‘I l (t'(.l.~.I0n was handed down yes- "m commence promptly “10.30, and,
Ilerday in the Common Pleas Court.‘ '
STATE WILL PAY plaintiff in lht c fit of John Sladler [‘ublic '5 cordlullV "MN“. Come and?
- i ' ,3. ‘ ) "Lb ,u 9“ o,i
‘ ivs. Howard Bell. Attornéy [co Davis hmd about the i erty you 1 3
.~ _ W...—
HARTFORD. l‘tOV- 33e“’A"h°“Fh . nay John Keogh. now a “woman! in
.no lama! order has come from Judge the United States Army. appeared PMI ISBURE [iYM
gCourt. Clerk George A- COMM hm”by Mr. Siadlln- against Mr. Bell, as .
ilern informed that the record of the ”,9 result of an automobile accident'
‘ . o r.‘ The'.
f“. Bmlgpzmm (m. 3150 in favor of ”mi will last only about one h u
FOR PRINTING d
"" 1IPDIVSCHENI Mr. Stadler. and Attor- "nd llVe un er.
iiiardiner Greene, of the Superior for Mr. Bell. Thmcnse was brought
and assisted by Industrial Workers.
'tlilligan murder case will be printed
of the. World. encourage general ‘upi
risings. ' '
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BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 28.-—Six
man. all members of the crown of
three Dutch steams‘hips lying at this:
port. Were drowned and nine were,
rescued early today. when a launch
carrying them do their ships capsiz-
ed in the harbor. All were Holland-i
i i'i'i.
Six of the survivors were «taken to1
:v, hospital. sufferin, iron exposure. g
Among the dead were D. Wlepkes,"_
chief engineer of the steamer Win-l;
terdyk. and C. Rotschrat. and It. Kan-g
ypers. assistant engineers of the same-
', vessel 2
NAVAL RESERVES ?
ON ALL VESSEL?
WASHINGTON.
reserves soar will me ”all American
ships transmits t , and anv-
plies under a plan now being worked
out Dram-lair
MID»!!! «beadaonvoid basins civil-
vi-iss shamanism is war
I”. The reserve willboopoaod to
sour-1m man of merchant craft.
\
Nov.‘ n—Naval '1
Daniels and Stile.
.in which the two men‘ figured, it}
for the Sliprcme'Coui-t at the expensei couple of years ago. ”i
(If the state. and Mr. Conant is get-= Lieutenant Kpogh appeared in court:
”“3 ”‘9 Dam” "meme" '0’ m" print- in full uniform during the hearing'
era. The printed Pacord, which is to of the case. I
contain the testimony. will be more _.
than 1.500 pages. and it is estimated
will cost in the neighborhood M'THE 1" OF SD GROWING‘
FUA
$2.000. . ‘
Mrs. Amy E. Archer-Gilligan. who!
The K. of C. War Fund Campaign
is now in full swing and most cm;
was convicted in July of the murderI
couraging reports» are being received
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. -"" dismal Theulgligtlttls are cgllilddlent
t at tiey wi, e’a e to reac t eir
FRANCE CAN USE Lquota before the drive closes Dec. 2,
GERMAN SHIPS' don't wait for the canvassers to call
RIO JANEIRO. Nov.
Brazilian Government has reach an
agreement with France for the use.
tinder the Brazilian flag and for a
period of one year, of thirty former
IS llESillllYEll.
PLATTSBURG, N. Y.. Nov. 28.—
Fire today destroyed the gymnasium
at Plattsbiirg bdrracks. The build-
ing. one of the largest at the post.
was recently converted into a camp
theatre. accommodating 3.500 persons
at a cost of 84.000. The structure
originally cost about “$75,000. The
cause of the blaze is a mystery.
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NAVAL RESERVE
‘ OPPORTUNITIES
Some excellent. opportunities in the
Naval reserve of this district to take
the places of men of the reserve who
have been advanced to active service
or transferred to position of greater
necessity in the service are
About 2,000 are needed. and is
an especial need 'of brinht s" also
who will study radio mishap”.
liany young men from this district
have been sumo the radio school
at Harvardrtov ‘Itnstrostiea. and our
but send ydur check at once to John
23--Thel P. McMahon, treaaurer. '
‘ All the member'ti‘of the South Non,
walk Council will inset at their rooms
Friday evening straight o'clock. I
:lernian ships held in IirasllianI ”NJEN'I'IRE EEAM",Y . , ,'
ort e puruoseofiointacton npro-
mm... the Allied mum. in ord- HAD THROA'IS CUT
at to hasten the end of the war. The .
schools have a total tonnage of COEUR’ D'ALENE.‘ Idaho. Nov. 28.
160,000 tons. it is expected that the —’l'lie' bodies of' lichen tKellr. his
ships will be useful for the exposition“ with their throats out today
business of Brandi-as well as in addotwifa. and their three children/were
in: to the samba capacity .of the ‘in‘ their house at Rose lake: near
Allies. All the studs of Bruit bavg hero. The authorities have no blue
eureeil to the arrangement. I save a bloodstained issue abuts rasor.
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maroaadsr‘iastrsctioaatliewpon:
"The people will rise up. and take
the food .svhere they find/it. one of
ther seized pamphlets read. according
to the authorities. “The gravity of
the situatidn and the probability of
an insurrection by the people can-
not beconcealed," it continued.
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
nonwmnns
Rev. DeWitt T. VanDoren was the
speaker at the Thanksgiving Union
services held last night, in the Non
walk M. E. church. Members of the
First Baptist, the Norwalk Congregr
iional and t‘ Norwalk M. E.
churches not in the services
which were very largely attended.
Rev. Van Wu chose a text of
thanksgivian. {and spoke talong Ina-
tionsl lines. telling of the thing which
this country has to be grateful for at
this time of the rear. and especially
at such a critical period of the na-
tion‘s life. ,
‘Tlieaddrsss was as forceful as it
was excellent. and was thorouahly ea-
love armnsadsl. Applicantsn'lust
"harassedpliysieslsoaoitisat .
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Jared ”the Woo-aunties which
IN UNION SERVICE '
JDAREZ, Mex. Nov, 28,—Mili‘tary
censorship has thrown a veil oven
developments between this port and
Chihuahua City. Mexican otllcials ad-
mitted the telegraph lines were cut
l'l'ld train service had been suspend-
cd. but would give no information as
to the outcome 'pf the fighting re-
ported south of ”axons, 75 miles
north of Chihuahua 'City. where Gen-
eral Hernandez was believed to have
come in contact with Villa forces.
Dead and wounded federal odlcers
and soldiers were being brought into
Guaymas, Sonora.‘ on special trains
after engagements between Yaquis
and Federals last week. reports reach
ing here last night stated.
FIVE CHILDREN
BUBNED TO DEATH
were attending a lecture.
ery is doubtful. » ‘
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CALGARY. Alberta. Nov. zen—riveinesptmflom were willow“
children of George ones were burn- their government to do so. ,
ed to death in a fire which dealt”; Pendingthe holdmlg 11““;
ed the Oak.’ srmbouse soul ., o
here last night,‘ while the parents hm’ 3”“ lryen , ,
A sixth
child .was so severely burned recov-
iimmediate negotiations for an
iarmistice on the fronts of all belrr
ligercnt countries and, in case his-
response was satisfactory, to as!
)him to fix a time and place for
iconfercncc of representatives 0!
iboth sides. . .
' The Krylcnko emissanes crowed.
,the German lines a 4 o'clock y '
itcrday afternoon, nd were -re-
‘ceived by the German commander
of the sector. A reply was pro
ised at 8 o’clock. At the appoint-
ed time the Germans‘gave ‘
Iconsent to the conducting of W»
'gotiationst The conference w.
set for December 2. ‘
It is asserted here that the peed
.in
sued an order to the army
ping frsterniution and
«we. right-i,
Isons who conducted the Germ
Norwalk Chronicler