E’EEEhNING SENTINEL
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tLCA.LGOLDIIIM-
IlhlIVATURE ALIA!” FOR
TOHORROW
nightideti: 453. m.;7:22p. In.
Sunrise”: 19; sets4: 41.‘
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Member at the Associated Press
The Associa Id Press is rxciusilely
«Hitler! in the nee [or publit It'. on «*1
all new dispatchu credited to it 4;:
not otheI'IIiI e in this paptr mid also
the local news Ilubli. lied lIeItM-in
SOUTH NORWALI
‘IIIhit'ts of ehrapnel.
,uhat ”I" ‘ 'bom“ have d9“ 9”" and II man him had thoughts or gettinn something ioI nothing in the way of it.
'OIeI again to the ntruggling crews quid Ittreshmem were (lisapplllntr‘ll when lllc)’ found that it referred to II
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All rights of IepublIcation oi Ipe-'
ciil deslvutlhes herein are. also If
perved.
im in; ammo. "nun
PHONE CALLS
Ildltoriul Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
lorwalk Bronco Office—1388.
Idiwr’ s Residence—2189.
' Oity Editor’ I Residence-44924.
Business Manager' I Residence-—
1113 19
COAL NEXT
After the IIIilroad.4~ comes cool.
it
‘15 impossible to see how the fuel sit-
uation can be adequately handled in
any other way than try complete gov-
'Iernment control or the cod .Iupply.
from digging to delivery,
All the. IIIeasures adopted
little eXI'clIt
se la!
have accomplished to
keen prim-.4 from mountlnrz to oppres-
olvc heights. The coal lI2I74 not lteIn
mined in sIIfl'lI-ient quantities. what has
hem Inined has not been trensported
with I-utllcient speed and nite. arriv-
ing It its destination it hue. not been
sufllchent r:alrn-.s.4.
delivered with
nent all along
There must be inIproI'eI
the line.
it ie intolerable that,
5” Kl'illlfl'llt‘ and with the
with the Vast
quantity of so
{acilities pas-reused or obtainable (or
getting it to the factories and lI<IIIIr.4
that need it. industries and iIIIIIIlirs‘
should will he living trout hand to
mouth so tar as tuel is concerned. and
be forced to be: time after time for
the IIet-eNIIIIrI' cool like lllf‘nilltt’illih‘
beguin: lot lIreud
’l'-lII trrlnspoltntlon problem is .4
en4flde
.'f)W
ly inImoIln" thanin to the
lntllll’lll'll't-'l by
poolin: an .Inccmcnt
dent"
~ the IIOIcInIIIcnl. it is perfectly
that the coal problem will no! he solv-
od until all the coal in the .‘0lll\"'\' has
Mll’poolI-Il as the railroad: lllll’o
b9en And onlv the tederw'.
”V ment can :ItIoIIIplislI llIIIl
'Whetl Olll (OIIl has hem proptI-hlI'
IIill h- in-
then
'Izm l‘l"ll'
it.- distribution
(foal will
one common sup-
pooled.
menu-iv simplified.
be coal handled III-
ply ol‘ II bi' tiII,
ed in a reneIIIl was to pIIItit-Iul II scc-
{lone or conIIIIunitics instead of to in
dlridunl consumers and shipped by
lWIortesl Ioute.4. ('IIIs
ve to be sorted out trains broken,
rand ov-II again consignments
It can he l'ons'ir’n
will not
'1’ over
witched amt Ieswitchevl or left I-tIIIId-
on blockaded sidingII.
particular zrade of coal run be
“ten, ant-.where and dI-liwred to any
umcr reuIIiIinII that kind of coal.
alone the
Any car of
“This method
it” and labor sated mi;
transportation task as to prm
ty of coal cars for the. mines cn-
them to work on lull time
through
'ht so emI e
jtll
and
I needs. It not, the zmernment
and should. introduce the "com
'system
It would he incomparably better to
every consumer put on coal ra-
whether large Or email tIn/tlI
v9 those rutione delivered to him
certainty and regularity thant
no the prenent chaotic art-anno-
t. wt it every coal dealer on nutty-
tmd
[I It ~I ‘li.4 supply note” he on
2 “or. ‘l" or gets down on his
:vm
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{lot-mo": atim who '9'? M
,vheu/ittw It. t4 Imroym m
Nicholson hank t:.olr U
“V 15 had the ourprtiie at their
I'm not” ”H "l at the
WW!“ ”II lilo.
‘ clot hing.
t
how or two the) were singing.
i
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- or some "llIIIm of Hate?” The oiliv’ become a pumdiw and but)!» a trcnumt uric II'I tIenId fr om ’thhby Alton“
Iclal accounts do
prod am le co It for the coun-
ucc D I new sports into collage. “mien“. Rl
.- ~Iv connumer likely to be m‘
; iV .upte at weeks and be: t
'Iaconltokeephlmtto in;
UN: MIIONJ been" MIN “W hm been added intentionally
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hoot! healthtul sports. No one can deny thot
M intent new mm m noun; III-Io onl-
_ . yhnveeineetod any other Wflw ‘
tote tho: drowning.
t It was doubtleu their own custom.
it they had teen long engaged in the
Scribbles and Scrawls
German naval service. to let crewo‘
drown when they sank ships—even: By “ SANDY.”
noncomhatanl crews, whose lives by
the civilized on code. are. sacred. 1': The Asnociattd Press has just announced that they will insure their
lot: for ”.090 and that the families will get this $1,000 if the, opera-
to Iemark
and not
would surely not hate surprised them 0991a
ltors are kill-d alter the first oi the year. which ranges “Vic
it the American destroyers had tl’ain- ' l r d l' ‘ ha
. tint any tin: ILI Inn nee .. II ”Le a re c urn-I he will 0 out
ed guns on them as they struggled on t
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"1““, by ;; ii‘clV.t\ or a jitIII-v.
the water. and sent them under
That is precisely,;
with
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'llIinking Men Treat d l-‘ree' —Ad‘Pllla€‘llleflI in upstate palm. ‘Iany
and paSH'llEPl'r ot toI'pedOed ships, 1 New “8““ 'VbOOZi‘VV cure.
lint there \H'l't‘ no pot shots at the. "
dqwmnt. (icrqun assassjng Tim-(I What has become. of the "cm who uNed to limp. about how healthy “I"
,
\‘I I re no jt' min: the (“4 peering ou‘r the! (old has
tlII
clout titer
I.Iil il Ill IotioIIII warship4 l0!
5
Instead. the‘
into the Bea
The [304 ton Transcript somewhat 'aH‘HSllUilU olirel‘l'es that “Senator;
liuI llam Lewis saw that he has MPII summon d to \‘.' ar‘ I n; ‘Icn hot lusc
:0! a goIernIIIeIItal IriAi The (In: lrlfir— mastet uencrai (.In't deride \Ill'l'
""1 “MM the (.ermnnn 3‘ ”‘9 risk of .kind of: u no ktiI should go ’.. it‘ .l I. Cl‘lirlc .4lIiIt. Vi. hat “9 want to kr. M is
They them “hat doevl the Boston Transcript Elran”?' Ate Ihev knocking Jiin llam or‘
aboard and new them warm, dry in he an authority on shirt.) and tier-3 Upstate papers. phat-tel copy as IiIeI
sandwiches and hot cotter. Is“ in “ mm“ ”0““ "V4" ..- n_.‘ufi p a; A V“ Q V9 9 3
Huh agony.
Yankee sailors jumped
look
their own liI‘Is'.
Most of the German» “‘9“ exhaust . ......—
i lhtntinc to keep harm is populu: among employes in .401le of the gov-
'(‘il when blolght aboard. But in an
V (Innunt Oflllfti in Washington. About time to re- Itrile that 4on:: Is that it
i Will he ‘tlzture and Keep “arm."
IllIIII IIeIe IlIey binning? (mild it1
.tllI-S‘
"M“ ”W” V""’“'*"“‘“““ “‘"bi‘l' Alter spanking huabnnd llIIce yearn. JeIwI woman 52m her home has!
/
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tell.
chancel-I are that it wasn’t
hut the 1 it In.
anvnungi
clot?" 0
American enlisted men find thcv cannot travel first
will II,I.4 unIlII the Billl. h IItmy refiulntions. 'lhe experience
.nIIIke than bet ter AnIeIiIIIan in helping (‘ltllllal’ a finer appreeiation otV.
ntll
lunkerlsh or bloodlltirnv We hope, at! "‘35-“ 0“ i‘ ”'1‘“
any l‘L.tl(’ that it IIIIs some kindly, 1,“ should
"W1 HUM. in IeI-ouuttion of the nut"
.‘I'llli’ill-an Ill ll‘OCfaC)
that the NPil-llllfiatmlllti had found them ‘ . ‘ I
I
“PM” precipitated among decent hu- \\ (map,- if King Geortzc eV‘eI gets cold chills down llln spine when hot
“14" belnitfi. and in the contagion oI wad. of the determination or Americans III rid the world ot‘ kings and let i
('(‘C‘an'l and lIonoI had lied their own presidents rule in their mead and so forth. Still. he think that King
ii‘ collie would relish the IlIIInKe. Wear in" a crown hint the easier-t thin? in
film world n0wndfi)5.
«line that his time is coming pen or.
IIIIIIIlIonIl rcotorctl. lr Ito. tlIeirII has
The whole ' German navy
could well afford to be sl'lIipII'I‘ecked and
hall-drowned and taken by the enemy
for the sake of such an awakening.
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EVERYBODY BELONGS
it is doubtful whether any organiza-
the. min.
I
l'(‘
BOMB 0N STARUCCA VIADUCT.
SAY ROBBER DIED IN FIRE"
Police Believe Burglar Club Big Structure Narrowly Escape. Being
ed Destruction of Ford Home. Blown Up.
IIASTINIIS SILIPON thsox, N. v. ' nINGHIIIToN, N. v, Jan 7.“...
'I'.—,~A burglar 4tartcd a tire acct big Starucca Ilndutt of the l-‘ric rail
Hasting-
And eIery klnt: that tnll4 makes one who in II king: . "
Bomton Store
COAT SALE
THE GREATEST OF . THE SEASON
Beautiful, Luxurious Coats for Women at About
Half Price. Coats made to sell from $20 to $35—
OUR SALE PRICE
$12.95 to $19.95
BLANKETS
non REAL BLANKET snmuc'non
wn 3300mm
BEACON WOOL-NAP BLANKETS
They are warm through and through;
made in generous rises tint tuck in all around.
$3.98 and $4.98 hair
They came in plain white, group," fancy ‘
plaids end block designs.
CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS
$6.93 and $7.98 nair
Come and see our stock o1 Blankets. We
are supplied to provide exactly what you need.
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For Comfy Rotating, We Recommend
moron mvn VWOOLEN
AUTOMOBILE ROBES
0n: nesortmen‘. of these attractive, durable,
gunmteed robes is now complete.
7
2 You are invited to examine them at Motor
Weave Headquarters, The Boston Store.
FANCY BLOCK DESIGN BLANKET
COMFORTABLES
rink. ton, old blue, light blue 1nd old rose;
value $6.50.
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$4.98
uflfifimLAflm4fimwu-O race: at?“ WI.”
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avenue, worrantee deed.
George Smith and wile to 'JJIrle E. Daughter
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The tollowinx trunaters of real es:
“”3.“ mi“ 5“
~93:
"VII“:‘W"
3.2?
4 ". V435.»
~3-
' wf‘Tm‘ffi.
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Ling“:—
Endeavor Circle of The Kings
ill meet with M110. llun-
tntII have been filed with own Clerk Rogers nnd “‘9 lot and lithium s inpbmdwl _- :Ilyrtle avenue, East Nor-
“when it. Smith at the city hall I’m
loomis street. warrantce deed.
Decldedly these are war time names.
so Mluncts to military training. At
the some time. they have ml ulnar on
than new "names" tuulsh ml physi-
aloneniu and autumn And
they roman III-sen Mot-em
tlon In t I.‘ .
. h“ “40” of the world was “In Estate oi Thomas Murphy to Anna 1’.
ever able to IllOilHl so great a Himmler d"““‘”~‘ in "‘V’ home of PreIton I road came “mm M" lnchc~ m hm": Murphy lot and buildinw on M'llDV-h“—'” ~
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ship as the American Red on,“ since Ford. on the Stern: Ulifl‘ thrlnnlojs tug: zgmgar'licleigi‘rgaf ygwrrf“: met, uIlnIiIIiIIIrIIIoI-II' deed. 1
its recent campaign, 3mm.“ mllll M‘mm' near here. nturtay n K an p ‘ " en 0 r. Benjamin Kordos to Steve i‘zel, in ~
n - . on then was burned to death according structure. did not explodc. “m" all 'h‘ on Bouttin ntreel II-IIrr'Intee deed 4‘ V
. 0“ names were added to its rolls. in tlIe theory of the police and fire saved the mammoth structure, one of I . V -‘ .V ‘ V
making a ' t l 1» h The (Icorge lioII'th4I-I Sons Lomg
o it o .0.000.000. ‘ anI “no new searching hte ruins of l 0 lfll‘llt’fil \ifldlll‘ls in lhf‘ world party to Swill & Company lot and' ‘ ers are
That total, if we accept the usual e.4- ”W 33": 0"" 110““ here yesterday Adm)?" Oplc. the day wathmnn. buildings on Ann street. V ‘ V V 0
”ma”. of “”3 persons to a family \\ mm the firemen reitponded to an discochM the bomb "lbw”! in m.‘ Smith thllnnson to Michael De I. sendln ‘ : t Ill
means as many lied Cross memherq V “I‘m" "‘9” found that "‘9 rear door of ‘0‘“ "mm ‘m the wedorly ehd' H” Pietro and wife. lot on llouton strut. . us 0 era
”m.“ 1". “mil“ q in U l ' m: the house had been battered down but “WNW! Wall! “limit"! by "19 glint 0f warranlee deed. . H! 'V ‘ .
. . ._ In 'nilct H tin ctleote h then I h S
there wtre no marks in the mm to T y on non picking ., , t
.. ... ‘ .. ‘ ‘ Lam ItI- \\ I i'I I ' . . I ‘
NtII ea. III “will (Ilril‘h IIIo or more shou that the man who entered the up the bomb he found ”'3‘ m" "‘5" at- John Dittynt‘tlnan turd. wilt“! 0:17:13: to t e lne‘n tore
persons ‘\\t‘l‘t' enrolled t'rom the some back IlooI had lelt the house. ”"th to it had been lighted but had York. three and a hall acres VIVIIulV h V
homily. Tlll'rt‘ cost-.4. lIoII‘I-I'I-r, met (mini: :t’l) the ic_I :cnga t‘he flremf; :1?“ m" “"1‘ b1" '0‘" inches "‘ml' :1 hmldimm' wrtramee deed V
I... ..wam ”uh" than ”H. We were “note 0 rIIIIcI t e Iousc Iln Lottie H. Monro to Samuel W. no t'
.. ‘ 'l'h . y ‘
the hit: IIIIIjot'ltv of "Joiners" have fl m“ almost destmyed. They tell h :9 bomb Mitch was well mm“ H" lot and holdings, Km”, “RV" and at J
“W“ . _ . . tune that no man left the house alter "“ 9“ “mm! ”‘9' m ”‘9 “”3 0’“ firn utro t n V I
. ow- to .I “only. it Is IIlmosI m. it , l ,. ht (.1 l ,( l clnls. . L 9' wI.rrnntc-I. dcvd '
(’l'fllly mm “mum“. mm ll . \ "I ”3 cattle n “g 0 'Inn‘ “”95““ . _._.____ . lI‘mily B Smith and Shr‘th 4' Moving
‘ - ' - H 2 m" the belief that n burglar entered theI ‘ [I samufl S Benton land a,” “mi '
IcIIII people. the whole ltItI,tI0II,Itoo ot‘ house. and finding nobody at home. I co“ m” be 'Itnrce, hut “’9 is cheap incs warranlce deed. V “Y i
..., mm, Join”, ”w mid chI m n mm... MW" comma... and m ..., IIIII now. and 0m might mIIIny be mm W. mm, to Emma ,. ! th on can get Inens at Wana’rnaker’s cheaper
li'ilill'. h)‘ lillllllt‘ I‘I'llrewntntion "M" to ”ml"? “‘9“ ”‘9 building, lod '0 lllmllt that thin Should D" on Hamilton lot and building-I FrnnkllltV an we can sen them to you, say they
. ‘ . , . I. . sPnlOlH of t next IImIn V V H
“m mmm ”I“ “no“ mm M ;.ll:h:lflr; troll: II spark or emberi -.- ..-V t"- - ; Inothe annual Linen Sale of the Wanamaker Store
I . V ro IO [‘0 (‘f‘ "- ’H "’”"" "“" ' ~ —~4 — .7 _. - . ,,_
l.l\'t‘n oi our nIIIionIIl unanimity with _ p- 7-7..- ’ - i bet are“ 000 worth at linens bought discrimlnntmgly
‘ i -7 .. , . w__ are or in the early months of the war at the low
II-IIIIIII to II... “I... II NIH“... II... .... BLAMEo FOR BOAT COLLISION . t then prevailing and $16. 000 worth taken from a
mark of llenrv l’. IIIIvison. chairman3 BOSTOX' Jan. I.—l..cut. "‘ (‘. Van: j V V V ' mufm .t 25 per cent less than Mtyear' apnoea
of the national war council. thIt "tl . dc mm", who commanded ”‘0 l4ub-; . - IV Ollie house
Red ('rosu 3., ”H. “mm“ 0‘ 1 4L . H marine 'II'lIich collided with the ex.' L are igvitedkfgm xflgnedomrding one”
u” _ ' ' ‘ 1" mm “"d (‘lll‘HlOll FtenmeI' Mayflower in this hub ‘ t ‘ “e prices.
1:“ ”f ”"‘ ““"1" “"“""“im P°tli”“e">bor last August, was found responsible . I Tabie Linens
hole is :I ptcullIII' fl 4 I .l V
"Fleming m it “I ‘ tile 8 in” our 1:: t:29!}I:'I"cift(tlln;ni‘niaslifndtinn I;nnotitncf l “98V? Scotch damask cloths. every conceivable 8120.
(‘R ISI‘ l SO “0 (5‘ n p (‘ OTR (mm 0 . /
reuont- in it ”mm wh'It “.0 up 4teamhoats vesteldny. The in4pecthrs &Lec:valny one of the hundred models of hwhvgrade "ed Overland: l V Hotel’s); animlgglsiuzre to 2‘ x s yards"""""'s4 to ‘27
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nation are or u . . . found that. the naval omcer had neg ‘ an V Iys-Knight and “h" motto cars now being shown at i H p 019“ ‘4 50 to ‘12 50
, 0a, . spunk“. mm m View“! m mm” mm [mm mm m, gun 3m USED on snow envy double damask Scotchcloths................54. 75 £037
..., m ,1“. ...,” as a who}, .W “N, nutrim: mm m mm the starboard “do: And until April lot we will . Matching 24-inch napkins a dozen. $6.75
(‘t'ose work i. lIIIIIIanitIIriIn. ()IIr v. II of the r STORE YOUR CAR FREE V
- - channel in entering The com I . . ‘ “ ” '
-l.4 likewise humanitarian. meant for slon took place in a to: when the I on item the opt-ling you an.“ “V“ you would "a" to ham: ' "9" I CI’OWII Tablec'otb.’ Napkin.
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'-tlII ‘healinz ot the nations‘ as the steamer “1'“ "Md"! “Vim ”“5 “‘33” with yourldcpzzt zoneaw;:¥:;fm'°“l'1¥""" ”'3'." t° ““4" V“ V V and DamaSk
lie-l i .o.4.4 help is meant tor the llt‘lll- \0 one was hurt Both the. vesnels WIL Y V cmwn' our Old well known trademarked linen.’ m
.... L S-OVERLAND Ina . Lining..nz.mrmnew w
, . , ey wear I 9 iron.
INTER 4 Mrs. Barry of Greenwich spent the Broadway and 50th Street‘ New YOPk ' 7 ’
COLLEGIATE WAR GAMES week-end with friends In Norwalk. --- ODE" Evenings Dunne Show _chk i In“. Datum"
At III III...” ......omton ... N... -.-. 9 7--.--. “ ' "*'"“** ‘ Goodand huvyneveral designs: finer than. our $2. 25
\ork m. MW... “New. “hm ——""_"~ - ‘-'-'-"'—' __I. 7- -.. 7 7 .. ; tirade: 72-inch widewervscarce .... .....st 45
'A4soeintion derided ,0 mmdum mm“ Britls'l Crew Surrendermg to a U.B(;at i Matching napkins a dozen. ... $4 and s5
‘. n
. I Bedding
fie shooti I: “as dcliuit l . l V ' ' V
0 ' v y IIdontIII n24! Hemetltched hnen sheets, 72 x 96 inches. 9 pair... 88 15
film intercollegiate sport. The menu. . Hemstitched linen sheto. 90 x 96 inches 3 pa
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the committee is busy formulating, i but" nus-Id these hretolue rm Clo nod .11 .5 0 75
ml.“ ,0 com ,nterconmm mm. ; Hematitched linen pillow cases. a pair"..- 32 50
mm wwnmug I :
The Unlverulty of PennIIt-ltgnia an- ‘ An'llllen TOWCIS
"mum”! Um, bomb ”mums mm m": . Hemmed huck towels, a dozen. .54 so and u
“mung may 1),, mm“ on the my , Hemetitched buck towels, a dozen“ ......37 20
gram 010.9,". 1‘, m his “Md mml t :1 Hemetil’ched buck towels. with damsk borders,
next ”9|”an ‘V. g I, m“ nun-nunon-noun.I ...... n.- .u. .... e- n... ..."... u... ..‘9 7s .
Some of the Pacific Coast colic é ' ' .4 A
. J so. i ll-linen Kite
mm!" ”i.“ ‘0 ““9 made ll'enade throw-z » he? Towel.
log and bayonet lighting a ‘paI-t or, u and TOWC'III‘
their nymnarlum and athletic train-l 9 Kitchen m’h toweun" heavy mum! '7' in” ’dv-nm
I Typed pantry or class towels. hemmed. 24 x so inches,
”.40
"tune-"sou" nun-nun.......I-uo-nnuu-I“urn-n
. ' Irish Cream Donut
llelt W double denial: «that,
has wido........-Il.7s Ind
mm at the 82 you! drunk, 0 Ila» MI:
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