”11)"- ‘ . ‘- ¢ ,7
Hr" E PAPER”.
— i t. J:
ESTABLISHED 1m
. Entered at daeSouth
(”lice as Second Clam M
ailvjbrlatter. . e
, m iotwim
of Opinion Among Dealers
EAREEWRWE ‘
Illilllillil MflNflAl
Plenty of Coal in Danbury
According . to Reports:
Two Carloads Purchased
he; Local People in “Hat”
'fity . ‘
The coal situation is today hrig‘er
hem it has been heretolere. al-
n‘augll still serious. in two or three
. ctr-ks there. will a supply of coal iurho body of the late Terence MacSwin-
as city large enough to meet the
Mammy demands at trade. This
.A the consensus of opinion, among
..,. di'llPl‘S expressed yesterday.
'While few of the dealers ha‘ye any‘
a”! whatsoever on hand outside of
It is known as "buckwheat"
ml, a very fine Coal. all are confl-
ut that within the next few weeks.
it situation will be considerably
banged. Practically all of the deal-
‘l havo been promised consignments
r. coal within that time. x,
Probably the most ‘ encouraging
('l, in an investigation conducted by
u Sentinel into the coal sitlmtion
as the announcement made by Sam-
nl Lynes, of’Bishop and Lynes that
(Continued on page Ten)
ititiiiiiiifl
lllflllllllllil KILLING
in rt-Martial Decision on
. tudent Confirmed '
AIRLIN. Oct. 29.‘~The first mur-
trinl D.) v-onrt martial in Dublin
connection with recent: killing: of
uiers has ended in a condemnnton
git-11th or"l\’i‘-vin Harry" a medical
lent. ls years of age. lorry ”was
rged with complicity in an attack
soldiers in Dublin in September.
In em- soldier was killed. The
numb-r _ in (T‘hiet‘ has confirmed
i-o-ntt-mw- 6r (it-nth and the execu-
a“ Burr) “s sentence has been set
nut, Monday.
prison yesterday Barry mad-3 1n
«mil before a magistrate- in the
9, that he had lice-n tortur- -l by
ers and jailer}: in an attempt to
c. him to l‘i-YPPi th' names -." his
rii‘lo-S
. mm Willis
unwind”
do not want the American pee.
in hmome a paitner of any auto-
‘c or military powor that will
a subject people. in military
ugation." declared Senator Wil—
it. Borah of ldah‘o, in answer
qum-tion as to his stand on the
u question. in a campaign address
up 3.50!) people who. packed the
no in Bridgeport last night.
'0 more agent calling himself a
Mr or the malted States can in;-
any obligation like“ this league
ations own you "without your
at and now it is within your
iction to act and no power can
it away from you. and i thank
tonight it is now in the keeping
9 United States and they alone
decide," continued the Idaho
or amid a tumult of applause.
p
" came from a voice in the
the hall. “It means that
willJ» there a thousand
now." come the quick re-
ha’tor,Bornh.-aatl the au-
hed’ its approval.
“More Killed .
In Argentina Riots
Q
“in. connection with labor
ere reported an dispatches
OHS part of the enema“ thy
special tcain entire Central
line was run into-by s
. tire near» Tuchmamfiand
charge that .sttike"8ml’8—
that section or the
,;.‘ild engine in motion. , c
' lash betweh strikers. on:
mployes of the sun: fink;
Patmas, four mam
communion _
‘ uci BRIGHTER AS M’SWINEV ,
cotslq coir
Will" Be Plenty—3f Coal in Mourners: Fight Police as
Three Weeks—Consensus_
bearing has it on the Irishl vote or “’llliam McKinley Camp. No.
armory tonight; financing]: it is a
1011'th will «u‘mun the finish.
/ _ . There ’i‘vllloiao be special features ‘
it». , AIRBS, Oct. 28.——A’cts of and,“ the‘ gelling. '
us were injured. 1 neon— church or Normal): wuchanfudsto *
them W’churchot:mvbe
treating»! a vote of thememhem gt. .
“them; 7_
mistrust-n fol-Mm. .
the Latter Remove Re-
mains from Train and Pu
Them Aboard Steamer
SISTERS or liAYllll ~
llNflfillEll llllllN
Station Master A tacked .as
He Attempts to arry Out
Order of Police Superin-
tendent
HOLYJIHAD. “'ales. Oct. 29 (By
THE ASSOCIATED PREssr-when
day broke this morning over the Irish
Sea. the steamer Rathmore. bearing
ey was steaming southward off the
W't-lsh headlands on its way to Cork.
At the same hour. the relatives or
LMacSwiney. who refused to board the
special steamer provided to take them
with the lord mayor's body to Cork.
were on their way to Dublin. almost
directly ' across' the narrow strait
which divides Albion from Erin.
Shipment of MacSwiney's body di-
lent scene. in which blows were strixck
and members or the lord mayor's
family were dragged from their rail-
way epoch_at the Holyhead railway
station. They refluxed to consent to
the government’s plan to take‘e body
direct to (‘ork instead or in n. and‘
it was only after they homer: placed
under virtual temporary arrest that
the body was taken from the train
and hauled to tho“- dock. where the
{athmore was waiting.
At (f‘rewe. just outside of London.
the- superintendent or the London
Metropolitan police in charge of three
couches filled with constables accom-
panyingehc party. was handed a let-
ter signed by Sir Humor Greenwood.
Secretary ‘or Ireland. and addressed
to the widow of the late lord mayor.
It read:~
“Madam: I am advised that The
landing and funeral of the lord mayor
in Dublin may lead to a. @1310me
of a political nature. I regret. the‘re-
fore. the Irish Government can not
allow the disembarkation or his re-
main‘ any other part in Ireland ex ‘
cept his native city of Eric In. ordei’
to save you every inconvenience the
government has directed the London
and northwestern railway company to
provide a suitable a miner to carry
the remains direct to ork from Holy—
h9£ld.~' This steamer will also can-r
(Continued on Page Eight.)
DALYKMPLE nismns
MID-WEST 11'" ms:
Would Ace—opt Place, on
‘Tarifi Board, He Says
CHICAGO. Oct. ESL—M'Mor A. V.
Dairymple. Prohibition Commissioner
for the central states has resigned.
“My resignation will take effect the
morni-ni I receive certain news from
“'ashington." said the hero of the ta<
mous' V“rumbellion" of Iron River.
.\llch.. last night. 1 may leave within
twenty-four hours. and-I may-leax‘a
within a week.” ,
“Despatches from Vl'aahington state
that you are being considered for ‘a
positio on the l‘nited States Tariff
Board. . asked. ,
“If such a positio is offered me. I
would gladly accept?" answered dhe
"ll" sci... “Flinn
rect To Cork was preceded by a via-l '
Major. Women’s Committee for her eflorts
Engineer Joseph B. Rider
Tells How Hie second
District May Avoid an
Expenditure of Nearly
Half a Million
Joseph B. Rider. consulting engi-
neer. who resides in Fairlie-1d avenue.
:‘ith Non-walk. submits the toll wing
letter on the watt-r filter pro tion.
to be submitted to the voters or the
St cond Taxing district. this evening:
South NorwalkuCoun”
, Oct. 29. 1920.
To the Electors Second Taxing Dis—
tricl:
.‘ity of Norwa’lk. Conn.
I ate. in last night} local papers.
that we are.called upon. this evening.
at a special meeting of the electors on!
our district. to approve. it thought
best. an expenditure of “00.000. as
estimated by Samuel W. lioyt. Jrlwm
April and August last. for water
works extensions and enlargement ol
the tiller plant. . .
‘.‘llhout reflection omnyone. the
cost is just as liable to be over one-
lull‘ million dollars. so uncertain in
the cost of water worka’ material.
Irmn day to day. to nag nothing at in.
lncvag'g current pricea’for such ma-
terial being at three thrice normal.
(Continued on Page Eight.)
DEWERAW
RALLY liqmr HALL
Secretary Roosevelt to Speak
This Afternoon and Rollin
U. Tyler at Hoyt’s Thea-
tre Tomorrow Night
3
l-‘ranklin ll. loosen-It. Assistant
Secretary of the United States Navy.
walk. this afternoon. shortly after 5
o'clock. 1t arrangementa made at the
clxefler. New York. where Mr. Roose-
vcltalso speaks. and escort him and
party by automobile to this city.
The ram'. at the iCty’aHlL wlll
start. at 5 o‘clock. when the American
Band will give a concert. Ext-Mayor
John J. Covanngh 'vtill presidewund
will piraent aa'lhc first speaker. Mm.
Georiir’F‘éycyL’df‘the Plenum-ado Na.-
tional committee. Hon. Edward J.
Quinlan is also expected to Wk. ‘ .
Following the rally in the Second
district. the party will proceed to the
l'lt‘il out.
Tomorrow evening there will be I.
other Democrats of note will be
heard. ‘
BRANflEliEE HATE!)
the Regent Theatre- last evening. it
the speech was one of the most elleo
gm; ever delivered in Norfllk. and
many additional votes were won. ac.
ing and Coolidge and the entire Re-
publican ticket. ‘
At the close of the meeting the
Davis, cliairlnan of the Republic.
M’Kinliey Camp, :4. -
The Nor-walk Police Pension Fund
is $25 richer today as the result at a
9. I’. S. “1 Va taken last'nixht at a.
meeting held in the. armory. It was
sure to the fuiid and the checkwwu
handed in to Chief Pennington this
morning. ' .'
for the. masked ball to be held in the
masked mu. inn-knead costumes are
not‘ absolutely ry. Men-lupin
ammonium”
, its. Nme
‘ » " "f '1 ,
‘ Th? name of tom-Fun 4m?
_he9e.ch1nkcn last man
12 exchange of. em
ween the provlnofi '
ng empioyesxoe ,
at 01113.net ,
. and scrotal ‘
unanimously voted to contribute that-.- "
any recognise the scheme in a
(aloe. Neither “195.34W Jot . he
. ~~ . ‘, .liressed n belief ml the “Elma.“ the '.n~.mr money at the nag-m.
Gives Police , flier work would bevery helpmlaem '- c ‘
outside or No .
)
mepmise‘floal ,. s m
herie in commenting noon th'a.r fine
meet by which the coal yin-{kc “ be
Final arrangements were completed ended it the "(EW1k' “er. ‘
among the miners
miners nortMWm 0!
“i n I V
Catherine Kubovich. aged 75. of North "3” “he“ 4"“ mm‘NS- Willie"!
An inquest into the death of H
Taylor avenue. struck and killed by
an automobile operated by Jacob
Bernstein. or New York city, yester l: l i
day alternoon, will be held by Coro-
ner John J. Phelan. this :flcmoon ati
: ' ‘ it
1 :31“: ck?:o:itclih§ag-;ee;i:nn the M near the Shun“: garage. 5“"
post road to visit her son. Stephen.
and was Onkheli way home when the
accident too pace. rate 0 “M
Witnesses say that she in! «arm , . .3 “me up behind him;
to cross the turnpike and walked hyfcnd him down and proceeded on
against thé\ieft front mm of y‘
b w
i2°:€‘“£‘1‘§'°3.“-‘£1“$. t: New 1%: mu. m“ B'm" 0’ 73 South
a" , I g m a. m giro“. Danhry..who hailed i truck
hurled to arm!“ IO
beAflcpuofi'ly “mmd lugs, m M WM. Nana. halted and helped
stein feared that av J
hurt. A one: track was mini
into service and t e wound! was tat.
en to the Norwalk hospital: who.
she died about live minutes alter. she
was admitted: in spite at “at!“
given her by Dr. G. E. Cr... W
was hastily summoned. Hr death
took place‘ about twenty minus al-
ter the accident. ’
Bernstein accompanied Patrol-tat ’0' 1»
Frank S. Stratton. who went to h- ‘ W
vestigale the accident, to police hulk "
quhrters and It was there that it
was teamed that Mrs. Kubovidt lad - _ ‘
d . .
He was held under N 0‘ 88.5!!! mm ,. ire-vector! (or the accomplishments
which were furnished by a m
Medical Examiner Sandal H. Herb
. 1 ~—----—-————.
ington was notified as noon axle; -
Knbovlcj died and made an anal Am work, 0111 Eng”
nation, after which be notified Coro-
net Phelan.
Mrs. Kubovtch is survivedg two
sons. Stephen and Paul. and lun- .
. , era] will‘be held tomorrow morning The first new-a or the Hillside
and-Democratic candidate for lice- at 9 0...le from 3L 3117'! chm.
President. Will arrive in South hor- ,iuterment to be in St. "317’! we
tery.
meeting‘of the Democratic commit- "
tee. last night .arc carried out. A del-
«gallon of Not walkers will go to Port-
llilllll’
“ii, a fate of the Florence Hein-
Jon-w _oi’lllffn;:th
imw ‘ :‘m N'w‘i-i;
The (‘ourt .Laurcl earner openfd
last evening "Peed lion's Hull. and.
if the oath-limp? .tlre lint night can
Library Green. in the First district. be taken as am of what the H.»
“11”“ a similar prom-am will be care trot-lug nights Will bring. the auccea
cf the amnir‘ia mun-ed.
. The hall was most tastefully decor-
big rallyat H '5 Theatre. ltollln U. ated in pink and white. this color
Tyler. or Had am. the Democratic scheme m corded out in the trim-
candidate t'or governor of Connecti- min; of all booths. The work was tn‘
cut. will be the Principal speaker. and chat-39.0! C. A. McNamra. of Bridge-
port. who was ably aaaiated by Ed—
ward Shh. n. '
The (am booth. in charkevt Hm.
Catherine Grimn Ind hit.’ Liary Dru—
ry. proved a motypopniar opot.
Very great and varied aaaortment of
hand work in diipiayed here.
, ‘ ' much material was 'dlapenaed
' last. evening.
. . 'l‘ 0 cake booth presented a
y appearance. being tastefully
adorned with cut flowers. by Mrs. lire.
was in charge here. Mrn. Lee
pre
J Senator Frank. B, Brandesee wal 3" ho
hiahiy elated over the wonderful re ““5 am" W“ by ”a H“ p' cam“
c t'on w ‘m' rd bell and Mrs. John licLaughlin.
ep x mm “‘3 ed mm‘ n An added feature ohm: bazaar is
lunch cflntcr.
them-cites of the opportunity or en:
joying thespirndid ”do. nndwichea
Mr. Care's“ wu’in
was the consensua_ot opinion that m?
Md Golf” here.
wording ‘tn the committee. to Eard- “5""- ‘r ‘m In cum M
mm Hogan. and the door in charge
of Mr. Newman: 1‘ ‘
- Probably the moat papa :- rents...
Senator received hearty congratulac “man. (of the young people. up
lions on the‘Itage. Ha praised those the dam‘ 3*“... mm wi-
"ho ”an arranged the ‘1“, and 9" given by Beware orchestra throurn-
,peciaily ’ complimented Hrs. Leo out w. uni '.
unch’credit can? the
, nut Knizhta or mum who have
in behalf of the Republican PIT” ““1 oxen-ed «ammo enhance to Court - . ,. ,
his candidacy in particular He cx- Laurel m to )3— 1““, Callamm'dm durum tall-term. Barriea‘
The am." will be continued until at.
urday fainting. '
Ibupox. Oct. 21—er m
mains Buttes-haul. the a
who 11715.13. Welt New
m has m m llamas: -
Mandy?“ mu m a car at
Shoulder
f Knocked down by a huge ' tour-in
automobile which failed to atop at
Sullivan. 55 Washington avenue, Zhu-
bery, is in the Norwaik hospital (of.
faring (1‘0th lbroken left arm and die-
a on der. Dr. George E.
W is in attendance. '
The accident happened on the Post
liven you walking’ along the road
when the tourlnzcar. which is said
{to have been proceeding at a rapid
Suntan was picked up by a mum
”in; down the» The driver,
Bernard Nolan. of Green street.
to lift Sullivan on ’the truck. The
man was taken to the Nor.
walk hospital and Dr: Cram sum-
ad. The physician found that
Sullivan’s lelt arm was broken and
shoulder dislocated.
Patrolman Thomas J. Barney and
K. Harphy tonal . tell the ac-
Tha police a not hunt-
ing for themachlne that struck Sub
l"
Wanmgcnssam
Dancing Class their place in the
School Gymnasium Wednesday alter-
gomi. The clad is in charge ‘ol Miss
Clea , ho is associated with
(bimbia University as one of the
instructors in interpretive dancing,
and will have a course in some of the
beautiful natural dances which pro-
duce ease zrace 0! body. while
trying and: rioting the whole per~
of the pupil. lila- Front
natural dancing. Pupils may'loln the
clan at any ‘time huhurly cunnil-
ment is necessary for‘the best r -
cults. Clasaes meet at Your o'c '
on Wednesday altemoons and infor-
mation as to terms. etc. will be glad
ly given "by the Principal. .
The school has efibarhed upon an
interesting and b 3: term with practi-
cally every anl ble space occupied.
Ponynwo boarding pupils and about
lfty day While comprise the enroll-
ment. The large majority old-he
school is in the .r classea. The
Senior class includes twenty-tour girls.
of whom fourteen are preparin for
college. This week-end many the
girls are making a trip to Wellesiey
College under the «alumnae of
with. Mica Ruth “'llson. While absent from
the achool they will have some sight-
!Iutotuo n “on Io ‘uoicoa In Imps
Field Day at'W’ellea'o-r. and coming
in contact with some or the import-
tant aspects of college life. .
The Athletic work_ in mm on vig-
orously, both out of doors and in the
anomalous. Class basket-ball teams
hare been chosen and the group from
which the School Team will be ac-
‘ovted has already been picked out.
The girls are looking lot-wad to hav-
ing an excellent teal: and to repeat-
ing their Incense of lastyear.
An additional amuse has
neatly been added to the school
are in the Oral English work:- being
done SLIII. Helen Well. Mrs. Well
i llllllflllfilll
"William [Sullivan of Dam
bury ‘Hasrr Broken >Ijeft
Arm and Disloca' ted And
. h _.... H H Klltt “the m , \
mgblostkemkblc Discussion on the
League of Nationsé—Favors Generous Bonus for the
- in it to the senate for approval or
ammun-
by the world in. general. [would
tribunal salaryf enough to maltethem
-_‘*___‘W_- -m_mwwm .w~m¢w_~
.‘Soldiers
_The cementum or a Tribunal!
of Judice made up of the mat learn-1
ed men in the world whofijwaiud holdl
tenure of oflce for lite at'a aumcient
s _ as make thenrigdepe’ndent and!
wh , would act an a arbitrator-l
between nations warmed by:
Brandegee. a‘Republican . ate for
senator, in an addresa- ivered to
2.000 people ,at the Regent Theatre.
last night. “Senator Brandegee came
out nationally in favor of liberal
compensation Mix-newton men and.
for the Soldiers' Bonus bill and
pledged that Senator Warren G.
Harding, Republican candidate for
president. would not present the
League of Nations with Article 10
contained in it 6 the Senate.
"Mr. Harding wjll. as soon as he
takes the oath of ”wince, call a confer-
encc at the brilliant minds of both“
parties to art-ante for peace treat-
tel,” and Senator Brandegee. "He
wiI not submit llhe League of Na-
tions with Article 10 conning; with—
“I am for the calling of a great
conference or the brilliant men of the
world to form a Tribunal of Justice.
Thou-{banal will be composed of men
Wtopaythemem'berlol‘the
..
w
r . ~By Senator
’
(or the Nlldlm " litmus Bin."
has tum-teen." , .'...
own»: the M‘W‘eg'
to...
on! I: vreigu mtimzlunmits.‘
in the aid of the inverted country."
“Mm:
the aim-Id?”
with Articles 10 In It.“
ain‘t-rent tango-(w _ :." '
"Mr. Hunting an)! that the first
on the Peace “mug”-
so...
.wiu magi! three months of the tall
- W‘fiINIWOfMEW-Bhe‘ :
. ~ has t .perloda a week w each
scum MT" ‘ Y“ “in to be in chart: a!“ oriNew Wrinkle, i9 1‘
watcher-etch”
m. “in Old Body Show .56
w,"-ua Lady .‘a. "The
”mm-01M!”
liquoifLaw Fond‘
“NEW towns, Oct. ”amuse!
Pithy Pointsdn Address Delivered.
“I am tor liberal immunisation for cat-senior m. 1 oil! vote
eaceeeca \
' he saw
“Referring to the Imm- ol Buttons. invariant: when
“item; tuning. suit]: “The lord. and. only had ten points—this non‘
. “Pr-«men! “Th-on has never aloud n W .
‘° , Mfl‘- mmbmoutfiilrltnm -,
wng‘Bw Vii-mow to“. llrrcpliod‘wejercntm- .
' . Mm get amt.“
. U.t.‘..‘
“it is, (‘Iflnlzh in [mm mu- uwu «mu-y can-out strakhm
OOODOOOO
. “The uncut-orxntlma ismnnfimm¥nishe~
' work at General John Saw-its. ol the high. comm
COOCOCOt
“In tr 0! the Mural Lloyd Gem w ”woe given
Looomosmwmnesot tartan-yuan» Matthews}
3000'...
”The ink on the Peace My was notary before w was ‘
in‘m by Russia—uni! France. lingual! and Italy hand rot-red to an
t scaeeoa‘o ‘
Do you «71m: your hunt an away from you to police
00...... *
“Mr. lint-ding will lieu-r who“ the W of SM (3 the We"
I.O....G
«nu; u-ézm- ol’ xenon; animal-tit“! have to be printed in as.
at eccoee’ee
thecmtholoflccismcanthcmmmmmaomlme
‘1 lathaWd-Dum.wdthc
men«mcartinwithuflmmmmotoflecnninm-m.mw .
nude-by ih-dedskmutflaem BM. hypnfiunebnbldei}
the derisim. they can be'boycnttcd and '
rune and outer, ,MW and rainy
inde ndeut for life with a life. toner
or office. Disputes between nations
ahould be brought before the tribe».
a! for arbitration. in separate peace
treaties. nations could arrange M
disputes should be left to the m—
al for (arbitration and have to. by
the treaties, abide by its decision. -
United States Senator”; Frank B. The. H . ““0“ mm”, to ‘5,” to
the decision, it could be boycotted.
it ’mm be dishonored by the rest of
the world." ll th meat on
The political ra y was e .
thusiastic one ever held in Nomlt.
The theatre was tilled from the. um
gallery to the last box. People were
sitting on the stairs leading to the
galleries. Every avail: le inch 0!
standing room was occup d andem
then. more than 500 people were re-
l’uled admission to the theatre. It
is estimated that 2.600 persons heard
Brandexee’a address. . . _
‘ Seated on the stage. which
tastlly arranged with W lem'
and American flags, were many pro.-
inent local politicians. Among the. .,
out were: Representative Nehemilhr
Candee. candidate for State Senator.
Edmund E. Crowe. chnlrmau of the;
Republican Town committee: “if.
Leo Davis. chairman of the Woman _
Republican Town committee. Harvey
ll. Kent. and SamuelJ. Watkins;
candidates (or representative. Cor
(Continue; on Page Eight-l
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