r
is?
Fr, 7
S .‘
5
l
- 02m urog$délt“"“"
I . r i'
littlest. .2... .. IN Nu .
“r- 3,“ ‘
NNNNN hill
. cal man that i he could help the ”city
‘ no the other members. hut “ " "I Ffl‘YPr-
m seminar. and‘ remark. for or
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PIA Ill
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*- whiten.
late Instances of Actual dred persona n the
‘ , Guatemala on
Many peril
' , from Salutdor
it may today that some relief tor. and“... I...
Norwalit can be until? 'aa rcunrda the Telr‘izl'llllllic 1
coal situation. With 100 tom of nut; 5.“ Mind“
coal on a barge in the loml harbor“ luttrruntcd.
trotcn in. and the owner ox the barge; “a,” Who
willing to uell the 190 tons. titovidlniz; earthquake, it
he gets 810 n ton‘ior it, men n man Day. declared
who in willing to buy the cord and do! up"); 50mg 9
liver it to whoever the coun- ii thinks. A Guatemala
should get It. plan deliver) chance. cembcr 31' ho
and a prollt ot twenty-live n lll'd a ton. tew pcraona ‘
with another man who her uttered to
go to New York. city hi hi.» own ox-
pcnae and see whether he tunnot per-
anade an acquaintance of til! ii iii a
all of that,
l
_| for my mime one
9% e ' timers inNew
‘ am told the .10-
nd
Orland
.Suiforin
l0 "1'
twecn
aln la
main
atmns
was
L000.
i Ile-
nly u
'ot the this:
York. which
her"1 in the l 9 '0!- it that he
would he tried to do so. to inc. no to
his nrct'tt“¢c.,it watt] ' . :m‘ il,Nor-
well! would be Mil“ golf some mile!
within a dav or no. .
The meeting was not a- in'gelv at
lemlntl its DIN-g would ihlnl: that it»
would be. not becnum perm. are ml
wall of! that thev don't need voul. butl
because peonle were afraid 4... sunturct ' .
out lput “tam in, tho cold barman theyi c
th’ouzbt that it might be her. r to sixty. chu
and
It
8
c out
rauia.
Itl b
t-nrhy
. was
Ni
Q.
”a“ —---r-—- — -
“‘t
_..,
I
utiNrNtN
, tNNNi—zn
Times as Much as Fortn-
erly’ ,
I
—_-——o
:three times on much canned goods.
lthia winter as previously grocers any,
land the demand tor iresh inner veg-
tt-tablea has fallen or until it hardly
,pays to _ p any of that: on W.
E .IVher in winter and previous
lwinters, the. down of the my
atmcis' and markets were filled with
lurecu and wnx beans. whit. sdnnnh.
icomqnats and Florida vegetables and
l’t'llllii. and even acme imported veget-
l'hltm‘ such as French endives. all of
"which found 3? ready market—today
l trctlcnlly all these thing: are talc
‘ thK.
"in the tlrst placc, people won't buy
in» many ire-tit vegetablt-u as thcy ultra
Ho." said a uroccr thix morning. "They
or cconoutizing and “film: more corn.
titan recombine. lilm potatoes. unra-
‘tnd in the second place the prices oi
these winter t‘cgotuhlmt have gont
up until they are practically too high
to bring into the local markctrl."
About the only trwb too-ls M mar,
‘Ict now are nntiw outlive. nlnzllnr to
French endivc. lettuce. totnnttw. pep
Dt'l'li. paralcy nud cclcry.
(fanned uoodx are in CNN]! demand
Although the nricc on lht' arurnga la
tlmatc. he in selling about three timer
on much canned goods :H lont year
\Spm-lal orders from n his! cunt-it-
ihnunc that wet-o taken for diatrilmtior
-'lll‘tl\l£ll I’ll)! atoreu are now being di-
lliveml and people are eating lMVli‘l, ot .
,all ltllld'l trom cnne~lncludinu menta.
{tr-getaliler. trite—practically overt"
lqting that is now put up by the mod-
"-i‘n methods of canning
Oranges and bananas nrc thcatandt
who-demand m canned m will
,ronaumc their entire output. and lhtll
{tin-n» will be calla for still more at
”liter mode The army in uttiutt ttro-nt
gtttmtitilit‘s of food that has llt'tll pn-
3'wrwd in cans.
\lt-h morn t-nnumi milk i-r twink mid
now. and one of thc rcllsunr for its.
film-reused mile in the ullgnl‘ content.
'U’nr brand of sweetened milk is par-
‘tivulnriy in demand at llll' prm‘lt‘nl
itlvtu. up persona uiw it in cotton and
What. .sti'r on sugar. Milli that immor-
t'ly stilt] from [0 It) 12 t‘t‘ntts xt'nn 00'
t home and enlrw be cold ‘ ~. dcatroyed. r 'h?|flf'llr~ trout iii to 21 cents, and is find
JuleJnlm II. lehl. chairman of tht‘ 5 palace also . lllll.’ a lar'gc market in lhitt city
local fuel administration .raa not: GoVernmcn H‘ollt‘tli Uranium and banging” 3r» lllt' 31nd.
nrrwnnt. - la'tt nl'tht. his “‘1“ " being; trom Begovi "”1", by fruits this time oi the your. in ad.
taken by Franklin A. Sm h, wlvoffew ol the . «(1 art
trankly admitted that be r. .~ not ntt’ objects in th
mvtivp in the-wofit of the. :.t-l board loss will M
.dollara.
{MORE 3
FOR t
thelcsa seemed. from what u» said. to
how covered a cnnaldernlt ~- amount.
of ground and to have math r.nuto’-l'outtI
investigations about the land coal alt. .
tuition, it the other 1119111va or the:
committee were more. actlvt lmn hint
Smith He‘d that ho was. the t'rcitl, mya.
l RS
WASHING
coal. somehow, no matter it . to re-
.th..e those people and ”10 ‘lllfel‘lnfi' weeks. Fri 00:3;
that they are going lbrml L Ex."m|5tll10 ' candy
.“m'm‘ Jilin Cavannuch mm- a any to increnae J
petition last nicht following ”no that l'makefll {“0”
Mayor Donoynn made tha' in.» ”‘l Atvmen t Np!
‘mnri' be clotted and that lmd irater. '98 50 PH
nnl nreanlzntlnns stop their -. eutinga. P'Y- ‘ In l
or it the meetings muct be h. 't to holdt ""9" that ‘
them in some central place but thallium?” bein
better idea Was to stop holdm meet: the Food
lugs during the crisis. and .A nold nil,'tllnt the
the church meetinu that r on pmut'lnue to .
wiblv he he'd" under our rot, c" for. we ..
course. It would be Important for “ml sugar and
Cathollc‘clinr’ch and the l- oteatnnt be closely
that the - .
ot the gov
I NW“
l
.lltutes
ea will
tound
churchensdo meet under out root (or
religiouafitrvicee but all of in Not. n ""1"
ill lht-
uninc-
ol the
r cent.
t can
tion of
nntage
tuition to canned lruita Many persona
._ TllP‘tn this vivinty arc uitug lhr potatoes
"WON and Home canned ioods atorcd fromt
'lttel Ht’auon'd harvest
, . a H
;I’AQUI INDIANS
t ATTACK TRAIN,
,. KILL rut
RTY
u on news “I“ ' "‘ '3" TUCSON. Ariz.. l‘en 3,—A train on
‘Pyoltzclmgeblhgrfiycgld r‘ sci'ernl! "8 Yny'thc lrn in. tin. Southern Pacific Railroad was at-
cntm in INorwalk where thi .utfcrinlt“ cona.derlmx inner: 1‘1““de “fl" morning 32 miles south
in the homes made thoce tun-cut tastl "mm“ m “m. 0' Emmlme. Sonora. and iron: :0 to
’ nirbt feel as it they should it-l some. and 5°“ d {1 ' 3‘} P3580330” k-“Nl according to ad-
:ia reason to n “V vices received today. The conductor
and an express meeaengcr were
nmong those killed. Some of the
t-anaengertt were from'l'ucaon but
their names have. not been learned.
The attack was by Yaqui Indians
The train was the continuation of thl
one which left Naples yesterday
morning and was made up at Em
palmo tor the trip south.
Advices unit! the attack occurred at
a point ltnoWn as Pilahtu'a a mill
tary escort of about seventy-live ted-
crnl soldiers on board was grcallv
outnumbered.
, The lndlana tore up the tracks, de
railing the train. They then attach-
ed the. rear car in which the unseen
l
i
minnté urches could meet under one be on! y or acts. mostly Mexicans were wmr.
root and turn save a areal d -‘ or coal. It is '0 w hit ed. The Indiana then looted the bag
3 This new" explained at 3mm in sweet d rage and express can and rode away.
rthe New Year's Day issue of he. Evan
OAL'
ED
a mentor ..
againstthn idea were llIVllwl. Only will avail
manor annealed the idea to (he wrint manulnct
or has said aythlnn for or annual the WILK
that. he regretted that he could not be . x.
here to helncarry it through. and am
today tor the south to take up y, fl.
t". A. army can, work. ’
The Evening Sentinel from a woman
who dealrea‘thst her name may not a.
citation by the Board of Education at.”
the meeting that they are lamp} to
ball tau t then is no '
”but”?! Ina It malignant! mg .
m utter; ration:
Mr. Editor: Wig“.
upon s
one minister. and he the man '.\ll0 in n: 'vuply to
idea and hi boo-ted the plan .«md mm
was llev John Suplcton. v.3... leaves ‘
A letter received by the critic" a
published in given below for consid-
hull in cocaine other In lite city:
In place
u!" I“ ‘ L ‘
t them
c they
rcaaed
. candyl
AUSTIN. Tex. Jan. 3.—"I'he steal
can Government. It was learned huntt
has protested ngninat'the crown; 0'
twin pun
r. not». a was said
Wash-
;‘Atner'can troops into In
; suit or bandits. ‘
(inventor W.
ihau received no adviosattrotn
; ingtou relative to the proton and the
1 Tuna Rangers at. i will continue
tthelr activities “Iona rub
u; m unnumbered a, m‘flithoflflfl
until Federal hm untrue! our
t
Sorwsli people are buying about
little. finals. and Illnllf‘ll i't‘gt'llbll‘fi .
about twenty-Jive per cent. hlgltor than
'Mt, war. according to one dealer‘s on .
i
[Mill ‘
NEW H
1
- ,
eration torM ’ ’ Along
With «Railroad , and
Finances l: '
t.
NNNINNM I
Hutu,
iClearing Up W
Orders in the
Yards
\l'ASllthlTOX, Jan: ‘t.~ttatiroad
labor nnd ilnttnco question» cngnacd
tht-‘nttettziun ot‘ nlrmtorcenernl Ilc
adoo and his i-tutl today lion: with
the movement or [coal to My England
and the cart.
Honda of the tour rnllwny brother-
hoods were called; mo poniercuce to
dlacuuu the general empbyment situa-
tion under governmflt mutton. Al-
llmtult the union chick on inten-
tion or lll'f’tlllln‘ their ‘dentnnda tor
“furl, per cent. higher at thin time.
'I in linden-mod their Will by tott-
on u’lonr with many ot yr wage mat~
tent” a:- nouns the railroad admlnhr
tretlon tutti diapoaed of the more pros-
,ning trnueportstion problem. Many
t
t'utroud executivea / ‘ '1 prom to
recommend eigenefi Em ’-
ipeclally for no 10 m
{vent the men from gnlugw mm" or
ltlllitll'ltta where wages are hotter.
' .lohn Shelton Williams. ('otaptrullcr
of tin: Currency. and tin- Director-(leu-
“rill'rl adiim-r on railroad nnancial
ottertiona. dincuaaed with Mr. IicAdoo
l
road
' ..
.
. ft
Hi
i
'the attuntiuu which will develop soon
fwhen railroad companiea' bonds and
iotht-r obllgntlomt (all due. .A plan will
the worked 'by which the debt: may be
Eeither refunded with other aecurilleit
iwhich the government may buy t-r
intact with little already reserved tor
;tht- pttrpoac nnd paid under tlu- super—
‘tieiou oi the llirectorflmcrul and tht.
llnterniutcvt‘ommem (.‘otnm‘aulon. l-‘ln-
lnl nrrnngettient will depend much on
the explanation Congress t-natte.
' Since lllrectorfleneral .\l Adoo 'bt-
"’lllllt‘ head not a unified an govern.
.mcnt controlled railroad aysiem tho
tilt-st tangible reault'hns been the ac’
detention or coal shipping. a begin-
lning oi the clearing up of congestion
l‘n railroad yards by abolition of pri-
ority orders. Survey: also are under
way looking to a practical pooling sr-
rangement.
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l
It was announced today that the 100
~t Weetport and which is ironcn in
the harbor oil of Raymond Bros. yard
had been purchased‘nnd that the price
of 810 8 ton lwl bun paid for It. The
ourchnne wah made by unyur Dono-
van and ,Conncilman Murphy. Harris
t 0am are to deliver the coal and a
outing in being held at the time that
‘ha Sentinel goes to prev: to turnin—
'1"! some plan for the distribution of
the coal. The remit of this until:
lwttt- be given in tomorrow's lanne or
{he Sentinel.
It was also learnedvtodav that there
had been about 15 m or coal
intended for the 'Worzmter. (Mm-l
inectric nght ”I’ll-a t‘omnauy he'd
up In the local new yards turnout-
daya by the freight congeatloa ‘
the peoplewbotuutlautanoattu
coal started ant to are what i
t . miter.
.5 ,,
tone at coal that belong to L H. Gaut‘
i dietitian '
.
i
.
Director General alluded}:K
and Big SM%.Cmfl. not exerting their utmost endeavors to
i
l
t
t
t
l
i
. .0.-- .... .,..
' button liltilllllffiil
l
tNtLtNNNmué
Are Doing What They. Have'
Been Ordered to no byl
State Fuel Administrawr;
Brunch
’l‘htrt- seemed to be implied in somc
lhl' talk at the City Hall last evil-
that the local iue! committee were
-1 ...- .7» .
relieve the incl uituatlon. The policy
of the committee has been to follow
explicitly the direction of the etntc
{uel sdmlnhttrator, an by this method
the committee by experience in the
early part oi their work, learned that
they couid~do more and accomplish
better results for Sorwalk through co-
operation with the national and atatel
nulhorltlru who had the fuel problem‘l
in charge. The following telegram!
we» received this morning by the local
fuel committee
llnrttord. Conn. II p. to.
John II. tht. Chairman,
South Norwallt. Conn. ‘
Washington wlrca today. barge rc-lM Autumn.
Valley barge 28 loaded. llnrrlofi Gan» in the Unit
"0 l'lcnar notlly dealers.
RUSSELL,
The local that c
things. teht thilr dutien preecribcd tori unanimous.
them and have not given full publicity!
to the results obtained ultnply tromr will come r
nation rather than helping it.
“nutrient tram beaten.
with the real sitMlIon here.
lblfl morning that both he and hill men
are doing all that. they possibly can to
help out the local situation, and that
his men have been working at timca
hsll‘ frozen no that they could help rev
line the situation here. One a his
men elated wait in tho hoapital at the
pro-eat tiara aa~,thcye_sa_lt 95.; tall
from nw'bonl waron. not becauaohewas
t
i
tory re
the cold. and was: unable to keep his, In".
of the South Somali; ('onrrt-gatlonntlnt
church.
yards who wait ready to look ulttir tlu
needs of people who would mm» tcl
the yard. to the extent or iihtml nl
buahei oi’ coal. He could not do more 3
he «aid. Order» hure bet-n l'N‘i-ll’Ptli
by him at the rate of about Edd a day ;
and it is only possible when every re .
source was tapped to uupply about ion
to 125 of these dcmnnm.
In reply to a. question as to when ht :
expected that he would be able tot
again take ortlere. Mr. Raymond said,
that he hoped to be ablc to who then.
by Saturday. but that he use not cer-
tain IIc (eels that he hurt been criti- ‘
clued nomewhat uninatly in certain-
wnya. and undonbtcdly be has,
DEVENS MEN AWAIT
CALL TO GO ACROSS
in Ft. Lee
’strum as Is humanly possible. would”.
capecially'intereating in this camp in:
one at the am regiments to be call-
ed abroad to assist in stemming the
olenalvc o! the Mm.
l
lltitli. ‘
lieu of this camp now know
through expert-wee that the railrosda
a» under government control. Thom":
granted hustle tor leave you Now!
Year's day were torecd to ahow their ..
m at the "Aycr sts‘tlon ticket of-i
nee before they were sold a ticket.
Previously. the military police details
through every
l
h
under
crowd at
Anemone, Iowa,
Ward A. Garner
Academy.
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ilill NNNNN __
c... 7%suw NNLNN till. I
Ullllil NthNNNNt
l twtrmnn. Jan. ::.-'rn-» now Will'-
Ndcn of the Connecticut State Prison-
’u Wctbcrefield will be Charles 3. Mo"
lClauxhry.‘ Warden of the Ito-tomato”:
recognized an
rently loaded Ferris 00., alm.t,emgtitone oi the leading priuon condor-tom
The election
.0! Mr. llcClnughry to succeed War
idea Ward A. Garner, who recently
Fuel .dmtntgtmtor,;tendered his resignation. was Mk"
Ia.. and
ed States.
The resignation of Women ll
Untitle- Mart-ll l
‘13
no” will I» Imue their thinning but had their. ianrIes am at
as to provide the necessary transpire, scene of the accident,
lnAn'rroun SAYS
occur em 15 -
{Mosr UNJUST
HARTFORD. Jan. 2,—With the ten-
tiniony or flavor Frank A. flagcrty
and Dr. Clarice P. Bolstol‘vl.‘hcnltli
01‘ Hartford. and at Judge
Walter! Noyes. a trustee ot the
Connecticut may. the hearing be-
Me the public utilities commission '
on thin flirt Pflllelt met a six cent November, which entnbhnhod a low
trblley tare cape/tn an end yeatsc- ‘ -
.day. The mayor stated that he
thought .a nix cant tare aunt and
unusual-y and the health ulcer
testified that he ”tiered the no
“ow Tonight. Friday Probably Pair 51.4.... .
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NtNNtNN _
NttotNINNs lilililll NissN
All tiNNNNN Notth or
.~
otnnilttre have notfat the regular mnlinu of the direc-t, .
put in the local paper: the nanyttora. Wednudny afternoon, and "ills not. far OH. The Russian govern-
. ...-—.— ..
‘ "Nobles
Ntitci
Resumption of Fighting a
Feasibility Should the Ger-
man Decline to Meet the
Russian Demands
British and Italians Continue
to chuIse ‘the Enemy at
Various Points
i
t
A crisis is nearing in the Russo-
Uerman peace negotiations and in-
dications are that a definite bro“
I
ltncnt has demanded that the con-
arnv‘t‘iferencc, which this to have recon-
. and . i
the fact of fear gaggrnvnting the alt :IOIIG oi abacnce was voml hill: t'ront'
January 1. until that tint». . .
Jtlring warden plane to learn for longiagaflm ”"9 German attitude ’9‘
'l‘. l. ltnynioud think:- that the. pH» BeachNCaL, where llo- will take a pro-'gurtlittg occupied territory. A rc-
ple here ,ahouldbe' made acquainted. longed real. Warden )Icf‘lauzhry will ‘ .
lie lsnldl begin his duties Feb. I. '
The new warden has been connect-
ed with priaon management‘lor thir-
ty-fivc years, and for the. last heron
years has beethcad oi the. lawn lie-
to term! to. He became in-
fied In a career as which man.
r when he took a place an aerial.
ant 9!. is lather. Motor Robert It.
‘ alt-Cleo ry. now retired. when the‘
drink 3! MIN 9909“! but? intimated, latter was warden of the lll:nola State
but became- he was inll-trozen with; prim“ at Juliet.
. warden-elect
mt. Tht' accident occurred at about‘: Cnflbbfl‘l'. m” April 7 1m m w”
ill trout 0' "'9 monument " "l“ “0" educated in a private itchliol at 8!.
her of Flux "HI fold “nil "‘0 bell” Innis. Ito. and public achoois at lion~
nlnr of Wm “that. aim" in "0'" . mouth. m.', and Juliet. in. Late For
llllnoio Unlvcraity.
Monmouth College and Knox Cullen.
Mr. Raymond t‘urthcr mid to at l t. .
Sentinel man that he had a man at tlu 'lljulhtrvlz': nfuufiraduntcd with an A‘
ttNNthNNs tit *
. NNNNNNNN illll
Airbraltea of Trolley Fail to‘
Work—Cnr‘Daalies Down
‘ Pnluadcs' Incline
NEW YORK. Jan. 3.«—Wlth its air-
Ibrahe broken as the result of a will
lion with another street car yester-
day. on the Dempsey avenue bill.
Fort Lee. .‘o’. 1.. and with the motor-
mnn struggling with the hand brake.
trolley dashed down the
CAN? DEVENB. Ayer. Man... .lan.= lllll at the base of the Pnlisndea. Jinn}
3.—.\'ows trout Washington that m;éd the railroad tracks and crashed
crican troops will be rushed to Burg through. the gates of Fort Lee terry
one in as large and as constant a house injuring seven men. early to-
The rel
born at
, The accident occurred shortly be-
vlew ‘o! the trench training at tbeltoro 7 o’clock. at n time when the
troops during the past. week. _'I'be in- or was rowed-with thou hurryinl
fontry regiment». the noun in par- to thclr art in New rot-It Two at
t‘cular. are well drilled and may be the injured were taken to the Bugle-
wuod hospital on a special car. and
, the other: being able to proceed eith-
Allled tin- or to their homes or work utter tltzye
t
vetted on January 4, he transferred
to Stockholm and has protested
sumption of hoNtilitit-s is not in
probable should the Germans dc-
clinc to tncct thc Russian demands. .
Emperor William and thc rulers
of Germany apparently are aronso
'ctl over the sudden change in the
situation and the Gonna ‘ nnd'tllc
Austrian Foreign Secret ’cs are
reported hurrying back to Brest.
Litovsk with new instructions
1
German military 3
lenders cont'crrctl y . . ‘ i
the emperor and th rc ta Wilc-
spread demand throughout Ger-
many that the ‘Ilcichstng be con-
vened immediately. <
Reicbstag leaders at a cout'cr-
cnct- with Foreign Secretary von
Knchlmaun discussed the aitutv
tiou and the lc‘n‘dcrs of thc regu-
Iar at l lndcpcudcnt Socialists are -
rcpo ed to have- en refined dili-
satisfaction with the mien atti-
tude. conccrniug occupied terri-
ory. 3
.-\ hrcnking 05' in peace negotia-
tions probably will upset. all (it-r-
mnn plans to press a formidable
attack ull thc wcstemfifront. (“my
fidtrnt'cis cxprcttqed in Petrograd .
but the Russian government might
put anarmy of 3.00)!!!) men in
the field and the Bolsheviki Red.
Guard, made up of armed Russian .
workmcn. already has started to.
word the fighting front. A com-
plcte brcnk undoubtedly would
compel the Get-inane to return to
the eastern front. the troopa they
have taken away within the past
'aix weeks nntlwould make it im-
possible. for the Germans to renew
trade relations with Russia in or-
der to obtain much needed food.
studs. ” '
Increased loss of merchantmcn
is shown in the current British
and French report». . Through
~‘mincs and submarines the British
lost twenty-duh.”i‘caacla, including
eighteen of more than 1.600 tone.
or nine more than the previouu
week. when twelvcffi'cludtng clay-
on of the large tonnage, wercannk.
French losses ‘Me nine ate: ra
of more than 1.6“) tone, na/ -
pared with two in the previous
WCCk. 1 ‘ "i ‘
December shipping lance were
but slightly higbor'than thoncin
record. Submarine ainkiuga, alao,
tarraaid to have been more colu-
mon in December than in any pro—
' no (bottoming greater than
my men an tltc number modern-sun probably
MI
‘3'! . . were able to,”
«r W in
0 13'0"
mt
' are believed
- weather colfiit
,0 to have add to the electlvancaa
«are at the W
infthnt it cont- .
to W rt»
Norwalk Chronicler