Evening sentinel, Friday, November 30, 1917 · page 1

 

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ASSOCIATED PREBS NEWS F‘HOH ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A SPECIAL Will AND OUR OWN OPERATOR

 

 

 

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tUiliOl'l ”Patriotic Gathering
in First Methodist Episco-
’, pal Church the Best Ever;
Held in the City ’

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' The Thamsivlng itervices held at
the. First Methoriifl‘Eplscopul church3
yrmterday momingpwsre so well at»
made lithat hardly a vacant seat'
«timid be found. The churches that!
.pimbined in Kills: service were the;
Methodist. Baptist. Episcopal and
lungtckationai. and the combined'
choirs of the‘churcbes gave a splen-g
wild rendition of the music for lhei
day. They were assisted by a quar
«Rio ofi brass instruments, the play-i
or» he Rufus J. Smith, Joseph W.’
Julianna-Carl Eillslnger and Williami
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llev. Fromm a. C le inn presid-
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Starts Under Boardwalk and
Wipes Out More Than a
Score of Buildings ’

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NEW YORK. Nor. 30,—‘The Park-
‘WHV Baths a: Brighton Beach Were
horned lust fligh’. and more than a
score of adioininz builtiintzs were
burned or badly damaged. The loss
no estimated at $300,000. All the
buildings wete of frame construction
ind burned rapidly,

The flutters. shooting high into the
titty. nttarctmi thousands of Brooklyn
handouts. who thmnged the beach.‘
‘Poiice résemo were called from four
:milons to keep the crowd back from.
it” danger zone. Five alarms W‘I’t‘
tuitifldi‘d. calling apparatus from all‘
ports of Brooklyn. ,

The buildings damaged or destroy":
. i covered four acres and included
twenty bunzolcn’s. two restaurants. a
hotel and two stores. None of the:
lsit'iif‘i’lim was occupied. The prop.
erty was mixed by Brighton-byline-
;‘s’m (Inc. The lire is said to barn
«meted under the broadwalk and Fire
Marshal Broptty is investigation: its
origin.

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WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.~So<‘a.llo
mi “slacker commissions." by which
men of draft ape seek to escape ser-

/vit.c in the rank! and get odicers'
places in non—cornb‘tant branches of
the army. have struck a snag in two

.. turret-cl Dolores laid down by Secre-
tary Baker. ‘ '

_These are first. that
draft age be. commissioned unless it
is shown clearly that they are bet
in fitted for special work to which

~ they are called than any civilian be-

. your] the draw an. when services
an be secured: and second. that no
iii .ction of the mint can be car-

' ”Sui on racially ci'vlllans‘nhall
it“ placed on a military footing by

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Postal Authoritifn Aha Will
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All Legal Documents Involv-,Several Alienists Also to Be
ing Financial Transac-i Called by the Prosecution
tions Must Carry It Until and Defense in the, De
Further Notice , ' Saulies Case

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MEN lithium, SEEMS WEARIED;

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Customs- Men to See ThalEMore Deiected Than at Any
Law Is Carried Out--Work' Time Since the Trial'
For Banks i Started

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will become a part of the great ma'
chine organized for building the Na,
tional Army. under War Department
plans, announced today by Provost
Marshal General Crowder. Postal an-
thoritles also will pie! an active part
in helping to carry all the new ties-
ulatlons ,and the department believes
that with the, aid of these two
agencies local exemption boards will
be greatly assisted in registering the
men and getting them to the train-
ing camps as they are adult.

Police 'throualrout the nation will
be instructed to take into custody
men who fall to report for physical;
i examination or who violate any of the‘
new rules and rtgulallons. The)”
, . 5 also will be charged to arrest and de-

'MINLOLA. N. Y., NOV. 30.——~The “vpr m campg men who have been
“'“I of M” Blanca ‘19 33‘1”“ {or inducted into the military service. by‘

line murder of her divorced husband; ___.,
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,Johrl Longer do Saullcii was resum-i
led an the Supreme Court here today.:
wit 1 - s . ‘- ”
to get into. trouble. according to the not bengiiz‘nmi‘o tLiLrthge bfifi'fiifii .'
Brigid“stagiurglgtnmrfimagg"will; nesday. The testimony in alleuinmm Kmfi WAS
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legal document involving a financial. :23] 3hr?glxmneigzngpcflggngyi ‘
take any wooden nickcls." Now it. WWW;
will be: “Don't take any paper with- '0' today and probably tomorrow. i ’ ‘ i
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transaction must, have a war slanlp , ,
tax on it it it is to be legal and the 33%;: fif‘ffl‘éigf‘g, nglrgt‘gasflggl
‘ ., ...... iDr. Burmeister Declares She
ELKS DANCE FOR ‘ Could Not Have Find.
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Y , , ;the time and ten days immediately

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RHUSES l0

Every police olicialuin the country '

the horses which drew the apparatus
which the truck is nble to displace. ; P E ENS BAN“
’ Now, owing to the fact that the

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Damn! on W DOM!“ tinned until midnight. excrllent music m .Pe?“ Terms With
rage Charges Are Piling ”3'" ””5?“ by 8V“ “will“ or- Russia if Envoys With
. ' .t estra. any of the numbers were .
U moored “elem hm... Full Power Go toBerlin .
I! Large delegations were present .

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. from Bridgeport and Stamford. the American engineers played a ,2

Owing to the fact that the axiom. former city being Wi‘ii represented byJargc part in the. preparations ”
”mm. for' the my “me? "Mk: ”m comm“ Boy“. cm" '0’ ab‘milcading up to the successful Brit. ,
from "39 American ‘1le company i fifty members, who came in an auto: . 'h blow toward (‘ambrai 1m .
which came into the local freight yard; bug, They were wplcomyd by Joseph It: .
0“ Monday 3! 55300: and the ll”? “mi Disesa in a. brief but hearty speech, week. ' ,-
the American Labanco company 59%? and the response was made by An. These are the first American
0|! the truck is “.509 find the remain-| nello Napolitano, pgggident of the troops to take part in operations
int 01.100 I! not available. "‘9 m“ ““5- , , ' on the British front and odelayed ‘ 1;
chine in still on the freight car in the. The: Wangement [committee Jenni Associated Pu“ dispatch “,1. 9

. on :9. ' 3 . : . ' .

local yards, Iwaitinz action y listed of too ph Discus. chairman that‘they have been building n“-

matter. {Michael Galbo, secretary: Joseph ‘ , ,
When the money was appropriatedé'l'omasetta. tretnurer: Anthony Gar-fronds m the Somme district for ‘

for the truck last June the Witt ‘13 ramone and Oscarlo Peace. The: nearly ionr months and for a long
to be ”.500. and of this aunt “Autpmidrnt of the ltallan Social club ’fltime have been ivor ' ‘ min
was appropriated . the ditcrence of, Antonio Audino. ,2 range 0f the Geri“ ‘3 37..

81,100 to be made up from the sale of! National Guardsmet'i from an
cry state in tile-Union and the

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Quite a crowd. estimated to be
about 250. gathered at the Elk'a Home

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’ CONCORD. N. C” Nov. 30. m. 'flre protection of the city and also in France, anti American avratora

. from December 2 to December 9, its mitlee_ (hp chairman of which was in of'counsel for the defense. brought
001“! is to present the subject of Lockwood, who. had the entire affair from the witness repeated and emphflr

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. canaatlon throughout the [vnitcd r 19. tra b in Cross—examination. redirect. exam '

5'3")" .0 Cl ‘ ~3- g engaged. iatlon and rte-cross examination of D15!

Three special days have been pro. EBurmelster delayed the 9109““ in~'

vitlede for this week: Medical Exanii-VILLAARESI‘El‘éNciMPAI Nitroduction bv the state of M". Ann:

nation Day. December 6: Modern ‘ FT - ‘ ’ ‘ ~
Health Crusade Day, December 7: i G L. Robinson. mother of Mrs. K1111.

i'l‘hc movement is being conducted by tempt “9°" Chihaubau City by “”8

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Three‘Special Days «to Be

dance. the proceeds. of which am “I”!
ilurned into a fund to provide (‘hrist~ _

mas boxes for these members of the. “'"h the murder 0‘ Mrs. M;
2 local lodge who are in the service of King; today said that the Dual

Observed ! Permd ““9 United States. iinfllcted the wound caurir'f .15.
The Sterling-Welluitz orchestra pro- King's" death was not in contact with

Tuberculosis “’-8i=dl.«wh£ch is held vided music. and refreshments were
annually Will b9 observed this year‘ncrved by the entertainment com- the head when firedi ‘3' 1" Courier.

 

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till ?rcuiosis before the greatest pos‘ in hand.

aible number of limolv iii the country The dance broke up at about - pool]
in a week's intensive campaign. in- [o'clock this morning. and all votc'd .would hale been a physical int 'i

cluded in. ”19 movement ore'plans for the affair ll successf The committee W"! for a woman 0' Mt" Km"
havinr: the subjects of tuberculosis belipvpd that it Was a success also. atuotness to have held a DMOI in a?“
and hoilllh llrr‘lt‘med 10 every club. and today had made arrangements for position necessary to have caused the‘
lmlgi, grunge. school. church. as well a similar dance t obe held on' Christ- , d
all t‘W‘TY Oiht’l‘ civic and 500i?” .‘0?’ mas night. December 25th, the sum. ,uoun '

.sized declarations of his opinion tint

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: . Schultz's, of New York. was
EL PASO, NOV. 30—year Of an at- Dr Otto

called to the stand shortly before i
noon. I i

He also stated that the fracture of;

On request of Mr. Chandler, Dr.
Schultze, with pistolin hand, demon-
strated to the jury why he considered
it impossible for the wound in Mrs”
King's head to, have been self-inflict!
8d; 2

"Now that is the way you would do
it:- but couldn't somebody else do it
differently?" Mr. Chandler asked. l

"I presume a contortionist might be
’able to put his band under his left

and Tuberculosis Sunday. which will
be tither December 2 or December 9.

the National Association the followers has been allay d for the
Ipresent by telegrams o assurance
:which have been received here by

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V‘bltsiness men having connections in
itbe Chihauhau state capital. Villa's

SISTERS BURNEI] :reported presence in the Sant Clara

‘ [Country, 75 miles northwest ‘ of Chiv

T“ “EAT" As huahua Cltr. was taken here today to

, I, - ‘ indicate that be is resting his men at-
fATflER SLEEPS ter the long Ojinaga campaign before

inset" the physician‘s/inward.

undertaking another movement
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sorr'm WINDHAM. Me.. Nov. 30. EXPLOSION WRECKS materialize, answering a hypothet-

around Chihuahua/Cit,“

Cora Jewell. aged 12 and her sis- ONTARIO BUILDING ical question based‘on the description
ter. Vera, aged 10. were burned to b Dr 301'de
death in the home of the' i’ th r ' ‘ ' of the wound 81 van y '

Edward Jewell at Mallisonni-‘aizivygs: TRENTON' N' J" Nov. 30—an “31' testified. that m h" opin'oll. if.
"1113" momind, when a wood stove workmen were killed and No injured w uld have 1,99,, impossible for M".
in which he had built a rousing fire in an explosion in one of the bulletins-1f,“ to “ya
on returning ,from worli with the of” the British Chemical Company here caused her death. .

night crew of the woolen mill near- ‘

. early today. The building was del-
by. ignited woodwork of the house,
which was d J nyed. — troyed in a fire which followed.

Jewell lay down to 31‘ only“! ”“7"—
the arrival of his Wifel x er. BOY SCOUTG HIKE. mm of ml to run ill aim.
daughter from the uni ~4— uon factories and war industries. Vir-
awaltened when the. :i‘. a’ The. program for the local boy "any no con! is required for deuter-
. biotic scouts hike, scheduled for 1morrow.‘u¢ purposes since heating has been

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passing freight train bl" . ,,
furiously. Jewett SCI'MI . to "aroulle is as follows: ‘ ‘auppreuoii except ill “but: buildings.
occupants of the house and ran to BILL OP‘FARE. soon" a done with gas or cm.
the. stairway ,bnt‘ihe stain were a 'Snpper: Rice pudding with«rllainl.. til-3 latter a native product. TM
must of dam find me .eould not cocoa, ' ' price] of charcoal. bowaver, average
reach the sleeping girls in the chuni-f Breakfast: Pancakes and mussel!» .50 a ton relaihdno film! to secretly
her above. ,lcornmealfi: white flour, 15.) cocoa. and partly to speculation. ..

His son. Percy. Raped from an up' Dinner: Spaghetti I (Donnell with Any kind or quality of coal can D0
W window: Ethel Jewett and 'a‘ chopped meat sauce. Requires it can used for mm or W 0""
younger child clunbered from a tomato loop. lfi pound chopped beef. pom. smother Ioft 0.4:: “0"
lower door window. and In. Ila been on train'nt Booth Norwailt— gram-em m the in
Strout'and infant child one-pod tram Plitofleld Bron-lat 4:30 p. In; alert is to secure eon. Ill-I. ‘
a mud floor bedroom in their night in; has or tents and poachers-‘3' M the cum ”trill! “I! Cll'
clothes. The charred bod». of both unset; it poollblo. it short. tole- W at out. I6
victim were found in the-collar after phone P. {3. Qwintard. 159-11. Tents W
lumen were able to search the Monocular atmwm’a. beati- m
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ll. Burmeister. coroner's Minn. of are training actively with’ the
ondSougl $321115}??? in? anointing. Cook County. Illinois. testifyiln, ‘ forlnot be installed unless the entire sumi American troops. - ‘
an en y a on can"; 8 '5 the State. on cross-examinMIufilo —-——-— . ,, German' is read" to discu.

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The following program was given at
the Rowayton school for a Thanksgiv.
lug exorcise.

Recitation. Pilgrim Maids

Helen Lawrence. Ethel
Crockett and Esther Needle.

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ipeacc with Russia if envoys with.
lfllii powers are sent to Berlin,
(‘otmt von Herding, the new In—
perial Chancellor, declared yestero
. Preliminary preparations are nowiday before the Reichstag. lie ep
fl them“ “med out for gamma)“ Dec'!pr(’s.§cfi the wish that the present
"W” 8”“ "w b“ “a" ""9" 1“” efforts at the Bolsheviki would
i walk will welcome home her boys of , , l _ f the
i the new National Army. who are now bflllitl-i W39};- t'lln3.t;:“:: "cello:
.. .stationed at Camp Deyens, Ayer, miiary at no 10' '
"rum? 0?: “133;? iii? 33:: ”8”" , , w‘ , , - isaid that the. armlesof the Cmtral
was held yesterday morning andl Gama” M 'd 3- “9““9‘” ,‘Vh" Powers have been generally one.
many 3"“ “or” we” made. The”, in Charge of the preparations, has ccssfnl and that the submarine
abarpshooters class at 300 yards was “0‘ yet named all 0‘ his “0"?"1‘l‘mr' ri ,2, was successful and that
headed by Dr.'A. N. Clark. '1“, prov-i but these will be announced in the “'3 a ; ’ lbi it h
ed to be capable of making an A1. “93' future. , the Allies “'9’" unit 9 0 you
score of 46. out of a possible 50. toll it 1‘35 be“ “”9““ “11‘1““ l0” progress against it.
lowed by Baker, with 43, and While‘hfndrfd :9“ “eff“‘g'n‘aeg 11:? 821:" The chancellor declared that
With 30- , 2;; .3... 32171; infleflymmcmguie Central Potters still stood by
b in my? Egkzmazifxrfzgggrag':.brder. with guns and supplies. lthclr peace twins in the Pope. He
“try is if mini; 50 a; 299 ”my. ML The ironic of Danbury hate reward that the Central Powers were
iglwetzi bypHarry Snyder 41" Edwardlaue’md ”‘31 3 “MN “I" be Bentgiioi responsible for the prolong»
‘ ' . , ' ' . down from Daabury. to accommodate - f he war and held out as ‘
Brush, 41. F. H. Canon, 40. and. ill mm o t , '
5’9"?" 1“ 't'he Dublin wwers' who ' partwarningto others “the glorious
Each 'rnan dyed a string of 12 shots,l ““93“ i". ”'9 ”3 “me' ,, WM": 1 9) into Ital A parentiy
d mojzcitizens wrll assist in raising money .at, vancc . y . p
ten 0‘ which '5” (a; {1:33.33 werei to cor-er the expanses. The Nhtlon-ithe chanellor gird not state~Ger»
331.3515: tifihmdldeg. and live hung. ’“ Am‘” "‘9“ "i“ be “cml’a‘i‘ed. by many ’8 peace ' terms specifically,
allot them being slow the. ‘ Fur" 0'" regimental pm" of”, ”my inor did he mention the Reichstag
The shoot ended M 12 o'clock, and; p exgfi'eflort will ’be made to have the! resolution in. favor Of Peace With-
all "Wm"! memewu “we ”“fimchcduled dapce of the Home Guard out annexattons anti indemnttles.
M ""3”” "17:33.. fiififit melon Friday evening. December to. Conditions in Russia apparently
Lift» 1322:3122; 'ieasr one more; “M 0"- “ “file“;ggk‘fl‘ lf'i"“Li’li'cnrlain greatly upsettled- Jt as
outdoor about this year. The annual é. 3mg?“ “2’? stuffing, eanhi,g:3|I' [reported that Lenrne’s government.
WW 0' we'd“ "n be he” 9“”: can“. An appeal will be made m thus given way to {Socialist coali-
in Janna". at which time the elect'im" the managements of both of these af- tron cabinet, in which the finishe—
of 09“” will be held and work p an': fairs. to show their patriotic spirit. Viki are represented. .
“ed m me n" ”at -—--- 5 and "’m ""7“”! 0'" ‘o ”‘9 3"" 0n the various war fronts there
ROWAYTDN SCHOOL’S We" 1°, ""5 0.“? b" ‘3" has been little change. The Brit.
' i fish are pushing forward toward
MINERS TRAPPED advance west of Bourlon LWood.
Heavy artillery activity comm
‘ CHRISTOPHER, “1., NOV. 30.’ 1185 in Ypm sector, No ian
Rescuers worked all night in an aloft actions 0f impoflwe .3. W‘
Mott, San: to reach the We!!!” ““39” "‘9’“ ed from the Italian front, but the
30!! the I“ hm I” level of “I. ovwing mum are V61, busy-

anew North nine of the ore Ben Coo. Berlin mm the repulse of 1m.

~ and n / . .. M . .
“m“ Song.- Thanhrkiving Day .W‘m W ”Y 3" “9““ in attacks ,agamst positions went

Frances scours, Nina ”will“ '1'” 'mm a” "’3‘ m tin. of_ the Brenta and west of the
Grace Show; Bertha Seoleld. and, lain-hill. ‘ Prove. , . ' »
"I” m i ’ m parties “0“ Benton m Much Won h“ been 1?”.

Dance ofilrmmclflidmm Herrinreachedtheaceneafewhours, yoked 1,331.31.“ Iguanas)”.—
Rociutlon: A Plum- 3W en after the “phat-landfill“! mm‘gfl of a letter from the WM
's alreadyontbeml. ‘ nod ’ a veteran . ' I, I,
i.......’.r.b...r..... my “ell-o! That My 11 men were m film", Heplcgdsforgmumof
hesitation. Thanksgiving. 1m “my” durum fact Mm“, "pm oftho Allied and
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