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Pours Oil on Kitchen
Fire; May Cause Death

Mrs. Isabelle Russell. 75 years old.Ies that had practically destroyed her

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of 42 Reynolds street. may die from clothing. inflicting terrible burns all

present- I set ere burns received at 7 o ‘clock this? over her body.
when her clothing caughtI Dr. Franklyn G

CAPIIAIISIIC
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This Was the Reason Why

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Andrew ~I,‘I.eary.

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Prefer to Await the ResultI Mrs. Julia Hathaway 38 Maple street,

 
 

 

 

 

 

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Attorneys Light & Light. re
ing the Bridge Construction Commit-‘ morning Brown was sum-

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of Conferences N0‘V lnIfilrztlIIZIg $3113.33;’11:”..33‘33’Ju3’13f‘: weSt Virginia MillerSINox-wayk Post Offict, has received tee, in the action brought by the Nor- fire as she was pouxing oil in akitchen. moned, and while he was administer-
_ ‘ .from the postal department a rel’ised walIk investment Company‘ involving‘ Isiove. i112 flI‘ISI “I": treatment the hOBPIt‘I-
PrOgress in waShington ICompany, was severely CI“ about the Were Urged to Jon! theIappllcation for bids to carry by auto-Ithe acceptance of the Betts andi Alone in the house Mrs. Russell ter ambulance was sent :or. 151115.811sz

was hurried to the Norwalk hospital
r condition today is grit“
Her recovery is said to be

Seuview ave- Irorized by pain and fright. rushed in’
ublic park to the open with her clothing aflame. Iwhexe he
11 to the residence of a neighbor,‘ serious.

Iface by flying glass. at. 1 o ’clock Satur-
day, 'when the Lamson Hudson sedan

 

Aiusworth properties.
nue, to be included in a 11

mobile from the South Norwalk R. R. 1
station first class bananas mail

Revolutionary -’ Organize-I
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George H Bunker. 9'7 Hudson terrace. According to the revised application nounced in TherSentinel.

en route to the YalevPrinceton football '

1 . Dan‘bruy. Due to a mimndersundlng, may tile 11 remonstarance against the1 She ra

ig)ame, New Haven, collided with a there was no responge m the 13“ re- acceptance of the Superior CourtI where willing hands beat out the flam- doubtful. .
‘ Odge sedan, owned and driven by “AnlfiAm I IKEIY quest made for bids. commitee‘s findings, recently an-I

 

 
 
 

 

 

SAVINfi IN EFFEBTIEIIIYZIWIIS N' Y“ on the Milford turn— \IIfive automobile trips I. week will be The committee found that the cityI Ifl’HAflA NflT fiUllTY
. . made from the South Norwall: station took title to the property when the
_______I I 11%? “I“; MI: hamson and party,‘ in: T0 BE "Em TE" to Dambury. First class mail only will electors voted in 1811 to build a pub-II K
FM“ 10 erg Ex act a Lare IC' ll Ing r8. 8 eway and the “[1388: be carried. The WNW“! len'Ve thIe “C park on the land bordering Sea-I I
. l p y p 8‘8 Ruth and Rosita Lamson were on . o . I
h local station at 4.30 oclock in the view venue. The rempnstranceI
Percentage of the Men I ei" “33’ I0 New Haven. Mr.Bunke1 morning. arriving in. Doom at 6 o'- questlons whether the city become I

attempted to get out of the line of traf-
fic by turning to the left intoa side
Istreet. He gave no warning, it is said,

an walla-r permits. The

the owner of the property through the I
to be roadie that 11mm}

vote. Whether interest should be;
paid at 6 per cent from 1911 will be

More Prisoners Taken in “00“ “"1

Itrips ar
Raids Made Late on Sun-I mail 1019111111111“; mums.

Will Be Back Today I

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of Nov. 1st

Miners in the northern resubmitted to a

I'lllCAGO Nov. l7.—~1Vhiie operat-IOf his intention. and the Lampson car. 1 Do 11 tenet earl 1. b 1- - -
”1:. IIIII‘ unior:i leadegs had predicted Fabio]? “17:18 directlybibehinéi it,lcaug:t day I51... @333me Mug: berg“: :fiwfsfiflfigfffgoétégyfie llg‘ence When HIS Car. Ran
rug-1111111 1011 to ay 0 mining on a e. un er automo e 1111 en’t 1e rig t: . I - ’ '
Mme scale in the bituminous coal rear mudguard. toppling it over. Mr." MORGANTOWN ‘.'.,a N0" 17—‘IIhaBtorYiIiIsII SgtffiIfiuggIbIehfzernished IsetiuaétioIneprgggiIInIYtItIzgs 111:; 3:0 c3033 AllI BAl-l fiAME Down MISS Plnneo and

its-111$ of the country where more than
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miners have been on strike
sixteen. only in N‘Vest Verginia
both sides confident that "sil'I
.12’ the when would bl back at wmkI
dunng the day. 1

lo the other large [110;]?ng ileldlI
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ILamson jammed his emergency brake

and effected a quick stop. The right
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counties 0‘ bv the successful bidder. Bids may be
Ithat the case be
WISI Vi1gir.ia were urged to join meI sent sealed to the Fourth Assistant committee [or further investigations.

1. W'. W. because it is the "only 1"1e1o- at W I

lutionaly organivation that is hated by} ‘Igcefififz aéggngzggfézt :5? :33; IPARISHIHNERS WIII‘L
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rNorwaik was well represented Sat-

day at the Y—alc Princeton totoball‘
Y' ale Bowl, New Haven.’

IScomres Iof local people motored and
Ijourneyed by train. Among those pres-
Edith and;

Ithe capitalistic class. ” They were ask-‘ .December 16,——

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Arguments in the case of \V’illiun
O Hara “hose machine ran down and
seriouslv injured Miss Dotha Stone
Pinneo and Miss Margaret Wilson on
they were returning to their home on
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, 1 .. I“local" b1 simply getting were: Anna Carroll,
ICIIIEIESIIBII PEP“? :IIIIII with the]. W \V.deleg'1te in Ithe Icaulnp, I33,” Weeks Vera Hit“? Hazel Burr ‘urday f1'ening.Noiv. 1181,31ll’el‘e 13:“:
I 5, Iwhere they might happen to be. AMABTIVE “Rm Jack M. Hurley, Grand Anderson, I before .Judge Cain eeP 11 et up
IN“ 8,; ' I; This interesting information was .I John Kvanl Edith mew. Charles Icourt .his mom 1‘15. $583113; DID-
Ii'ouud in the mass of I. “I. W. litem- 'IGoodchild, 35" and M“ Emmannn bar up 2sz "Fri i the do
' Iture seized by agents of the Depart- Ills-s Fryer, Charles R. Prescott, Paul Iggggfilgoaep - ’4 0" 0"

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WEIIIIEAIIE

Members- of the Advent Christian;
church. and friends, will tender a fare-, mans

Under ofII

Iawrence. Mr. and Mrs. _Alden Sol-
Us”.

All ey A1- in reviewing the evi-

Judge Candee.
under the prom!

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I”. So AEENT FBR (Continued on Page Six). $11311: “IPN’PH 1k R82} well reception in the church, Wednes tome; andthIvI:e1-J0Ahaoing:nfgs12:30; 23$?“ g1 08: negligence must b0
I owe 0 orwa - day night at 8 o 'clock, to Rev. and Mrs i ney 0 11 me and 11 ch had not liken pm.“
U'I S Will Have Large Part. IGOOI‘lze M Teevle RW- MT Te‘“"‘" Linxweiler. Attorney Nehemiah CEDI If; hen foundIIIIO‘IlIiara not guilty he

too Judge and Mrs. John Keogh Mr. ,
:11! Mrs. Thomas F. Dowd Attorneon
nd Mrs. Paul R. Connery

I‘ATIIICII MURPHY,
FANIIIIS EAT MAN,
IIIEII SATURDAY

Patric}: Henry Murphy, one of the
best known and deservedly popular
members of the famous Fat Men‘s As
sociation. which held their annual din--

' fiCiateS charge of not h'aving a driver's licenl.
11"hi(h he had pleaded guilty we!
Iquolled, 11 hen it 1111s shown that he hid
Ia \iar1land license but did not have
it with him.
It is und1rstood that a ci1il action.

will follow

IIIASS AEEEPYS
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Inquest 0i P1csidcn‘. “Ilson Soar al‘y
IGlass uill'acccpt tl1< appoint: new as
Senator from Virginia. to succeed the

Ircsignatlon takes effect next month,
Iwhen he will take up the pastorat 1 o

A bower of greenenes and flowers the Advent church at Someni lo
"ALMATIAN EUAS'I‘I erected in front of 1.1132 fire place in thoI Mass. He has been on the E33 1 S de

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I“ “Illam .0: Jenkins HEId for1.\ 1101'.th11 national president of the
Compllc1ty 111 $150, 000 \V. C. T. U, predicts. Miss Gordon. is-
Ransom Paid Bandit \ in St. Louis touuv to attend the con-

 

1music room of 1hr cFarland home- Ifor eight years, during which time he
stead, Greens Farms. was the scene has made many friends outside 0. hi:
of a pretty wedding ceremony Satur- own church. and the community 11111
, dav evening. Miss Ruth McFarland, unite in doing him honor on Wednes-
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vention of that organization

”a ’ . “The V1". C. T. l. of the Vi orld \1ill
3:11..)1100r CITY. Nov. 17.—VVill1arn O. Icarry prohibition into every country by 1
43.1 ms. Lmted States consular agent 1925.‘ ‘ so '11 Miss Gordon. “And the or-I
' 1 1 ucblz.1 11.1: ancsted Saturdm. and Iganization in the United States willI
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in marriage to George W. Dilw01I-Itl1I,Ior
Is Successful 111 Latest Ex-I
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est exploit appears to have made him- I orange blossoms. A train of georget-I

Norwalk. R91. Howell of the St Paul’s
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Imastm of the entire Dalmatian coast. I MERRILL’S Efl[lEfiE

 

vices f Admiral Millo and F‘arland of Greens Farms. was SABLE" MARINE
Episcopal church, Norwalk officiating. Inl
'ulmico Comm-.21 the bandit 19.111 ed Press) _G‘I'b“ele dIIAnnunzII” I“ loaded with pearls and touched 'wlthI
’11 secured the adherence to his side. it

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(111 arrest of Jenkins came after 12 - umande

‘ _ _ v . I A . 1' of the Italian occupation ne1 at Dorlons Point for mam 1ea1s. . .. . . _.- - .

I.I .IIYIII'II sgo1gllltodstaltemchis before 1 forces in Dalmatia. thus giving d’An- . died at his home in “.9“me on Sat III-ate Srnaiq. ThOIII:;.b.I 111311111. 11 was
_ h-itlIIIbecIIiII 2:. or arms. that leu- . I nunzio a continuous command iromI “’liliam F. Croal, of this ’3llV. a ser— I‘illdal' af'ICl a long illncss. aged 73 Innom‘c‘d at me IIIJIE IIIIIII' pm:
. . . . ,cn 1n compan} 111th IIIKJ Austro— ltalian armistice ““9. north! Igeant of marines, who was severely years. Ah er leceivin: 11 appoinim

- - ‘ Vii" ‘ini'.1 Mr.
era 5 n. pg w1ll be held from Gm 1 rpm “:11 is oi 1
The fun I e 1e Iti I 1&1. asked 1“ 1-1 Oil .9111 111 1111111 his

from the thumb of the Assumption
- . - xiisiies “or.“ and Vlr. Viilscm leplied
w , s 1' mmnln .aI _
In that I0 ll, on Tue da' g ,I1e 11 oultl like Mr. Glass in accopz.
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12.9353? 1n1'1' \oung man Ml' Mll‘.'-: ~S11V1‘etary‘tl‘1ass lia< consulted with
phy entered the employ of the New‘ 1111111111013 oi the Whale: who lolzl him
York New Haven and Hartford Rail tIIal thcl'c was no partltular need for
load Company, and bv that obliging- him to take the oath as senator tor a.

. 11111111. 11'liq__accomplislled his recent
1111011 from Puebla. under no l'e-
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his alleged captors.

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Iof Flume southward to Ragusa just to
the north of Cettinje. covering all the‘
approaches to the Dalmatian coast.
Four “‘.arships including a dread-I
nought. and four torpedoboat destroy
ers. also hu1e been added to e d' \n I
nunzio naval command. giving him a;

gwounded at Chateau Thierry, while at-
Einched to the Marine Brigade of the
'Second Division. is studying a busi—
ness course. in Meri'ill’s Business (‘01-
lege “Washington street. under the
Federal Board for Vocational Educa-
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I 1 I 1 formidable weapon uith which toI
IHIIIPE [Al ”HR BAN peace IICIIIII ImmInem me OIIICOIIIEI I According to II“ announCement made WWI or more Wlt'all’ime he 11-1‘] con-
I II hinged today upon eleventh hour ef- .maintain his present position , 1 in manner. ouick wit and plea=-’ ng pe1-- . . ,. 1
I I 1Ib_v S. E Famell,1ocationa-offc r for . .. 1 a -
I I: I forts to bring a compromise betweenI FIUME Saturday,Nov.15——Gab1ieleII GabIIQI 3538915- ; Teuhkoxgzn 31:23 the district, which includes Connecti- sonamy that alwa1s chal'acteiizod "IIn'11' I" :‘HPIM “Pad “1 I111. than
the Administration forces and the (C ti ed P E ht) Iiirifickeéagn III-idiy mgrning IwIIth his cut. neai‘lv 200 disabled war veteran: him; was soon promoted ,0 the post uIIAtIIIlIIIIIIl‘II'IIIiIIII House it was said no
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m1ld reservatiomsts on the Republl n a: 15 1111119 beg“ placed m insututmis of, sumesm! to Mr Glass had been (‘8'

covered auto truck piled high with
,produce for his Norwalk customers.

He was making ave1age speed and all
seemed well. when, without warning,
Ipart of the steering gear known as the .
wishbone, broke, just as he was round—I
Iing the curve near the residence of E I
G H. Sehenck. and the car. instantly I
I Iput of control, plunged down the bank;

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MILE PIINII ElINIl
IIEAEIIES $IfiIII

Contributions have started to come;
into the Mill Pond Fund committee atI
a lively pace About $160 have alreadv‘ I
Gregory place the front trucks jump-I been donatel A. N» Paddock headini-II
'ed the rails and there was an impromp- the list with a $50 contribution. TheI
tu demonstration of that trackless/purpoSe of the fund is to repair the;
trolley stunt that is now attracing so Mill Pond dam. Seaview avenue. that
much atentlon. I it may

The car was running extra and had 50y skaing there this winter.
only a limited number of passengers or checks may be left with the Sentin-II
aboard it being Just ahead of the rush; 131 or 'A A Gama1 eri, bridge squarei
hour car due at the terminal at 7: IIIIII fruit store .

o'.clock ._ ____._________._.._
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learning in this state to refit them for
civilian work.

TROLLTY TRIES 1
‘ TRACKLESS STUNT
ON MAIN STREET

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A trolley car in charge of conductor
Ryan and .motorman Collins. due LI
Wi nnipauk at 6: 36 was sailing smooth-
ly up Main street this morning when

all or a sudden just as it was nearing

can side of the‘Senate.

Unless such a compromise could be
reached. it was predicted in all quartr
ers that the treaty would be rejected.

Democratic Leader Hitchcock ar-

ranged to call at the White House be.
'5010 the Senate met to lay before
Ptesident Wilson his latest informa-
tion on the Senate situation and to in-

MAY BE IIEYEII

Exit-NV YORK, Nov. 17.~—A tense air
zopeful expectancy hung over “wet"
1.1.11gholds in New Yoth today, asIr

«~11 interested in the ale of liquor
muted for the fulfillment; or nonfulfill-

:11 oi; of a mysterious “tip" that the
1'11'-t1me ban 011 “(NOT would be lifted quire what reservations the president

by nightfalL 11'; I would be willing to accept as part of
The “tip" was reported to have come ”391 ratification

from a Government. ofiicial “who is in Two pf the committee reservations

:1 position to know.” Via. “well-inform- rémained to be acted on at the begin.

I 119130125" in Pittsburgh and LOUiS- ning of today-s session. They related
I'IJ ‘ IIto the German colonies and to certain
“IIIOUgh ‘IdFYI leaders ridiculed the vital interests of the United States
1 rt and United States revenue ,which Would be excluded from league

is. here 111' ere skeptical, the saloon' action.

22.5::‘12.;":1:.'::§°:.:‘i§..‘.5‘.';'r.‘z‘ BHNSIIAIEIISI MIEII
SYIIIIIE IN NEW YllIIII

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cided upon, and that the president's
Imiml was open. The name of Daniel
IC. Roper commiisioner of internal
Irevenue was added today to the “It

those being discussed as probable
successors to Mr. Glass.

SIIUYHEIIN PACIFIC ‘f‘
llISES IIII LANIIN

“’ASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-——The Go'-
;ernn1ent by an opinion today in tho
ISupieme Court, won its fight to have
cancelled patents 101 6,000 acres of
California oil land walued at $10,000.“-
000, alleged to have been obtained
through fraud by the Southern Pacific ,
Company. ‘

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1 11 net" hopes, it 1'11 said, are has-
11 the fact that other “well-inform”

Inrlsons” obtained a "tip" in ad-

Omsk by Russian Soviet forces,

flcially denied in advices through Scan-I BAPTISTS T0 START

Boishevik communique received byI

wireless from Moscow today. Severe!

and the Bolsheviki took more than 1, - BRIVE F0“ $5003

000 prisoners it is declared.

ward in disorder, says the statement. I

which also claims the capture of Ya-I tist church will. next day stm d;
In the Baltic region. it is announced I drive for $500 for benevolenceL accor I

LONDON Nov 17 .——The capture 0th
dinavla yesterday, is reassertéd in a
street fighting preceded the capture,
The Kolchak forces retreated east-I I
Members of the South Norwalk Bap»
novelty from the All-Russian troops.
1 iug1o an announcement madé at the

 

No one was injured and the wreckcrI'

was so quickly onrthe spot and its: 17.—-The Smelt

that following the capture of Yamburg 1 . da morn 11 Am e3-
lthe Bolsheviki continued to advanceI figgeiryfigg {nude to sebum 111;”

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'11 tlm' President Wilson lannedl , G pa ‘5' r1. w w ed AND ELECIR C BULBS-
_ . 1 1:1. th V 1 t d E to D t A t. and are pursuing ene l udenitc s servicea of a prominent New York cre ork so efficiently that the I br k at noon t 11y. vy gel"
110 5 ea 11 rcemen c troops. ( it will a pear at the church runaway was back on the tracks and .__...___ on 0d liea IS
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The police department received cam-I that the United States Suvre'r'ne Court
Iplalnts over the week-end concerning: had decided against the Southern PI— 1
'the property destroying activities of (rifle in the suit involving 6000 acre!

IABAN DON FORD AFTER young boys- of valuable all lands in 0111110111111.
113ng STOLEN RIDE Residents of M111 Hill' reponed that Southem Pacific bought acres a:

.a number of boys were ruining trees valuable oil lands in California
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Erzberger’ s Berlin Foes

NEW YORK, Nov. 17. *Milk drivers HOG ISLAND SHIP .
whose recent threat of a strike wonI WORKERS KILLED, L ARGE CLASS ATST

Ithem an increase of pay and. sent milk I
PHILADELPHIA—I:— Nov. MARYS C 01 u MED
Iin the old cemetery in that vicinity by: Southern Pacific broke on extensive '

11.1 1N, NTA: rt th Iprices up, found a “consumers’ strata" 17 Six
V “r an a erma Iin progress in many parts of —
dc Hog Island shipyard worlimen were BY BISHOP NILAN
Several unidentified young teens nttem _
pting to chop them down. A' sales from 106 5-8 to 101 1-2 in loan
A most impressive ceremony was stole a For! delivery automobile e, Igsng of boys running over property at; than 10 mimlios The stock cl 0"

IIinIc‘ meeting arranged by MathiasI .York this morning, wh they ma
1711113139, Vice Chancellor and Minis—71111111. early morning “113$”. ”tilled and nine others iniured today
Immune» 3* 5‘ ”W3 't W 15:39 gm“ ”1, “’9 3mm VI" mead I31 inn: mu road. trampled down a 'iast week at ms 7 8.
mafia: ,WI” m ' " ' WNW”- of corn. I‘Youthfhl owners of; Union Pacific. which had been [11-11

111 if Finance Friday night. at which‘ ’Hanging On doors of many homes when a motor truck on which ”they
II" (”INS Ifilming tho, League of Na-. and apartments Were signs main ‘rlding 1° work '33 melt by
1")“ 4 were made and which was brok- “Milk Strike—No @1111: Wanted H e ' II
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1'- r. up by hostile persons, the crowd Until Thursday"
Inlrclied to the Wilhelmplatz and gut!» I - The' M
er’ed in front of the old American Ens-II
IMSi-iy. Here cries of "Dowlt '

3011'” and IIIDOW‘n with
raise ~