Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 11, 1919 · page 6

 

E son'rg NORWALK
«EVENING SENTINEL

ESTABLIsriED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

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g. L. c A. L'éoLDEN. Props.
"THURSDAY, DEC. 11, 1919 “'

”IINIATURE ALMA’NAC FOB
V TOMORROW
"High tide 2:47 a. m.; 3:05 p. m.
' Sun rises 7:09; sets 4:24.

 

MAsomq NOTICE

A Special

>Well Lodge, No.'108, F and A. M.,

will be hcld at its rooms Thursday
' vening December 12th 1919... 7:30
-é’cl0ck, Work E. A. Degree.. All Mas.
tar Masons cordiafly and fraternal”

invited.
Fraterr. ally yours,

Attest Q tary l
e ‘- M. Wilcox. -ecrc .

' Rab r ch. Finch, w. M.-l
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Business Manager's Residency.—
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‘ Member of The Associated Front.
The Associated Press lspxclnsively
Wgtltled to the use for publication of
- ‘1] news dispatches credited to it or
, t otherwise in this paper and also
"a " a local news published herein.
All rights of publication of spe-

'mines of the country which have
been idle for nearly, six weeks 3533 re- I
suit of the strike .of miners on Octo-
‘bcr 3.. is predicted for tomorrow.
(foal will be moving rapidly by the’.
first of next week in the opinion of op—
craters herc. ’ ‘

Officials of the United Mine Viork-
ers of America last night sent tele-
grams to the 4.000 locals of the or--
flanization telling of the actllon of ill: .
miners” eneral committee lave yo --
tcrday igh accepting Presidcnt VVil.
son‘s proposal and instructing the;
mom to return to the mines immediw

 

Communication of Old!

zucly. These were supplemented to"
(lav by circulars prcpared by mtcr-.
national officials of the union cxplam-
innr in detail the action of the general .
committee yesterday, the basis on
whilh the strike was settled and reit—
crating the instructions to resume
work at once. ,

chorts reaching here this morning!
told of the- return as early_ as last:
night of some of thc minors mnearby.
holds and in othor instances of some
of tlw mcn reporting for work today.

The mine operators on their part.
prumisc to bend all their energies
toward resumption of normal opera-.
tions. 3

BOSTON. Dee. 11.~~N0lice that the
coal conservation rcgulalions will be
continued in force throughout New:
England indefinitely

 

 

 

 

notwithstanding l
the, settlement of the coal strike was.
given by Fuel Administrator James‘
Storrow today. State administrators
were instructed to report all violations
to Mr. Storrow, who will sebkto in-
voko the Insurer act to enforce the reg-
ulations.

Mr. Storrow said that for the relic!
of stores. which are obliged to curtail
their lighting during the holiday ses-
sion, he would appcal to Washington
as so as there was a prospect of coal
deliveries. Other interests affected
would probably haVe to continue under
the regulations for at least three
months. he said.

- State administrators expected to per-
t‘cct today the reorganization of tlwir

 

flat dispatches herein are also re-

, fumed. -
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~8ELIEF FROM
' MOST SERIOUS

war-time forces, which were compos-
ed of city and town administrators.
The administrators have been request-
cd to confer with Mr. Storrow here to.
morrow.

\VASHINGTON, Doc. 11..—Thcre will
be no immediate relaxation in the en-

 

COAL SHORTAGE

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forccmcnt of the rigid restrictions on

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coal consumption notwithstanding the

 

far Northwast, of the severe weathcr
of 'the past two days, lu-ld hopc for a
zapid return to normal conditions. At
some of the mines delays in resump-
tion of production after
yesterday, at Indianapolis, of the pro-
, posal of President Wilson for scttling
the strike wcrc in prospect. Rccalci.
trant workers wcrc Expected to be few,
however, and the more optimistic ob-
servers belicvcd that by tomorrow
night the mines would be yielding 75
per Coat. of a normal output.
Thousands of empty coal cars lodm‘
were on sidings at the.- mincs in roadi—
ness to be rushed to the most newly
sections as scon as loads Wt-rc availa:
ble. Relief for amino points. however
faced dclar tin-nus.- of almost unprcco
dented snowfall. In tho plains stator.
railroad traffic was badly diruptcd by
snowdril‘ts. and in tho Pacific North
West, whcro nearly fox-1v hours of un-
interrupted snowfall nus l'l‘Ctlt‘tlel.
conditions m .c \Vorsc. ‘
Throughout the control nrca thr- sulr
zero lOlllIH‘l‘llllllit‘S lllHl yl-slcrdny in
‘many placcs c<t;1lllisl1ml St‘flrlol'lfll rrc.
yords. today had :ivcn way to mi’dci
tempcratnrcs and lusscncd lll“ sax-rt
lice coal SilYlllf'; t-ntailcd. licnrcr 10d
,‘hc upward lt't'lltl of tho mE-rcln‘y Willi
y 62 degrccs rnnzzn. from 12 bt'ltlll' zl-m
'4- 50 above. At Uthl places the mod-
ration was loss: lnnrkcd.
' At Minnmpnlis, M'mr. thc lllcrmom-
,er roso from 107 hrlow to cram zoro:
gt Omaha. Nah. from 16 llf‘lOW’ to i)
love, and at (‘hicaco from minus 8 to
'lus 5, with rvlil-l‘ from tho unsoason
ble wealhvr in all scctlons forccast.
r by tomorrow night.
> Except in tho Illinois fit‘lt’lS. Wlmro
ne union lcadcr said the mcn "had
oked forward to a 31 pcr ccnt. in.
.5 rease,” and in Montana, whore til“:
district prosidvnt said the miners
. would not n-iurn to work as long as
" toldiors romaine-(l in the coal fields?
- he" chief delay in resuming work to-‘
.' day was cx’pt'ctcd to rcsnll from dis

' trict and local leaders awaiting rc. “Plhfl‘l‘sfield HOOd-bl't‘ after
'(‘r‘t‘fl't

ymg them of thr- (‘aldwcll started to walk out the door!

cndng 0f the stile.” , __ . ‘to l‘rcmlom Tucsday. but only 12m
Pttsbuigh (llSlllCt it was said the an , f . .1 'fi‘ ,

(it'd calling . 115.0 .1. star: who

ck to worl: hum for \‘lOlfll’lOll 0

gram from the intr r-
noLif

eeipt. of tho tclc
national officcl‘s

In the

nothing would be done tow
the 42,000 miners there ba
until the official notice had been re»
ceived. Such notice
the locals by John L. Lewis. acting
president. immcdiate-iy after accept-Q
. ance of Prcsdcnt Vt'lson's proposal. f
' Generally the mines were in condi/
corked immediately. They

opt in order by conserva-

.» tion crows lcft by the strikers and the
regular shifts of cnzineers and fire-

The New England States today felt

‘{or the first time restrictions imposud

use of the fuel shortage, and New

York city's “Great \Vhite Way” was

«dark last night for the first time under

$35M ‘hcavy fines or prison sent:-
5.

plants, but restrictions already in’
e in many other cities were 9 -
ded there. In New England 278
senzer trains were annulled.
n the, Western side of the cont!-
1: a number of cities and towns in
Pacific Northwest were reported in
out need of fuel. Salem, Ore., was
flrely without coal and more than
feet of snow had fallen. In Ore-
only“ mm or three main lino pass-
trains were able to more‘ be
.of the snow, and Portland was

I

. reg; "ed ‘ - I
' mfifi'éfi'fifi” me’ the
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acceptance. ’

was dispatched to , '

well flushed from the stomach, liver.

settlement. of the soft coal strike, Fuel
Administrator Garfield announced as
soon as he. had heard of the miners
agreement to accept President “’11-
son‘s proposal.

Director-General Hines, of the Rail-

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road Administration. through which
the fuel regulations are enforced. for-

Low BUST Corsets provide “51ma

 

malty stated that the dislocation
which the strike has created in the
production, transportation and distill
button of coal cannot be Instantly rem~l
edlad and pending readjustment "It lsl
highly important for the public to cowl
tinuc to exercise great caution in the
consumption of coal and it is hoped
there will be a due appreciation Of tho ,
dillicullics which cannot bc immcdi—l
alcly overcome.” ‘
As soon as practicnhlc, Mr. llinc ;
éltldt'd, rcgulations in connection with!
tho usc 01‘ bituminous coal for powm‘, :
light. and heat will bc rcscindcd orl
modifiml. ‘
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I'mlcr tcrms of thc l’rcsident's pro-
posal a conmlission ol‘ throw will bc.
appointed to investigate wages and
workingr conditions in the bituminous
fit'ltlS and it was understood thc l‘rcsi-
(ll'lll was awaiting the return of At-:
torllcy-(lcncral I’almcr from lI‘..l.'an:lpo~ 5
lis bc-forc making tho announcemcnt of]
tln- membership of the commission.

\‘fASllthl’I‘ON, Doc, ll.»—Prcsidcnl 1
Wilson today telegraphed Acting
l’rosridvnl Louis. of the Coal Miners;
I'nion his appreciation of tho “putri-'
otlc action" lakcn by the minors' rcpv?’
r:.~;cntaliv<-s ycstcrduy at lndlanvI
apolis. I

Tho lclcgram follows:

“May I not express to
thrrmch you. to the othvr

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ofllccrs of!

set for Little Money.”
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your organization. my npprcciation of
the patriotic action which you took at,
Indianapolis yesterday. Now we:
must all work togr-tlu-r to soc to it V
that a settlement just and fair to‘z
cwryonc is reached without (it-lay. '
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m the Morning

Wash away all stomach. liver.
and bowel poisons before
breakfast.

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To feel your best day in and day
out," to feel clean inside, no sour bile
to coat your tongue and slcken your
breath or dull your head; no constipa- ~
lion, bllious attacks, sick headache.
colds, rheumatism orgassy, acid storm
ach. you must bathe on the inside like1
you bathe outside. This is vastly more
important, because the skin pores do
not absorb impurities into the blood,
while the bowel pores do. . '

To» keep these poisons and toxin!

kidneys . and bowels, drink before
breakfast ouch day, a glass of hot wa-
ter with a toospoontul of limestone
phosphate in it. This ‘wlll clean”.

and, treshen.tae [entire alimen-
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Children’s Initial Handkerchiefs
C Box of Three for 25c
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Women’s Handkerch

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Women’s Dainty Colored

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Women’s Vanity F? ' Silk
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