I‘I' ORWALK’S
HOME PAPER
W
E I": TABLISEED 1870
3mm DOES
CDNSIDERADLE
DAMAGE HERE
I 'Iwer Section of the City
Flooded
Highest Tides
I ears
,EIDUSANDS DE
RATS DRIVEN DUE
I .. ,I; and“ Rowboats (I0
‘ II-ift and Many Cellars
HIL’ in the
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1'heir
loww‘ section
towayton. this
to use rowbosts
homes to dry-
IIII- street was flood-Id
ll"l:",\' of water thanked IIp
I-IInIl sound as the result
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mum: damage which ("I'ln
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EDR SLAYER
was killed through jealousy
t l“.
robbery was nccomphsh-
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WI-Is tfi‘yeIIrs old. He leaver
:md five children. all boys.
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f.’ ‘I 000 Reward for
Blow-up Evidence
Nor. 23.-—-—A
.qt,\\' YIIIIK. reward
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in One of the.
in Many.
'Illl AlrlIIII’Hl \. Nov. 3:: The
"lIIIIIlII-s IoIiIIy IIII‘HL'JII'E llluil’ in~
who-Item Into ..,, quIII uf III-III?"
III.“ PHI,“ ”4.“: , Hie
J") “’5 "" “I" I'I'IIII' ‘ I. IIII-
"1 I" HAM“) ‘-I "Ims Wow :I llIlll
.- l. \\.I» fun-III yesteran “I the
H l'l Ulddtw‘ lu‘l'n 'Pll _ U' \(‘
'IIlI-l LI .» 1' lll(D\I'lllC‘llES
III II) ‘I (I'I'iIH'l’. SII..II‘Il:I_I IIi::lIi.
IIIHI ll:.- curl-'3 I: YiL.i- arm)-
lI: . LII-IIII IIIII-le lowuirls‘ .‘I sol-
I: III» IIIy'ItI-I‘y The condition
llllll‘ llltil'H'l'l‘ll. according to
III-LIII llIIt he was killed late
IILIL or curly Sunday morn-
pu'In- are looking for :I man
an I. “bum l‘eiI‘cII is snid by.
- »I jllzlllllil'lt‘i‘ to have pick-
III ill" I‘I‘Iite" 0f the city Sut—
.,I .I: IIIII III-Even to his office
III'lflII'liflll' This I‘CIUI Si'ld lit"
lIlIb when they entered
-II'IIII- I'lll(l that the man and
I. .t‘ unknown to him.
-IIt IIIIIIIII‘I- was seen sliind-
-I. . . m‘ his office as late as
it \«lurdny. but the police
--I. I-II-n able to find anyone
It Jam; :Iwnx 'l'lII- I'III' is
‘ It is believed the Slayers
‘I‘ it,
I theories are advanced by
I‘is .I‘l the motives for the.
(IIII‘ Of these is robht‘l‘)’.
I IIIIHlS .IIIIl other jewelry and
' ..IIII-I. l‘f‘ll'f‘l' was known to
missing Another theory
3.. order to cover up the roiling};
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE m BY~A .PECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Entered at the South Non-walk Post
Oflice as Second Class Mail Matter.
MORE SMDDllND
WORKERS Al
SlARl SDllS
'WoIkIIs III the polls III IlII pIIsi
election aIe pIIIpItring to inng suit
against the City oI \‘onttilk f0I dam—
ages as the result of Maym Jeremiah
Donovan and the Common Count-ii re~
fusing to pay theIII [or working on
I--IIction us piOyideIl bv law. it was
lI-ained this InoininI: bv the humus;
Stutincl IIoIII II IIIgIIII‘III \\llU IIzkI-Il
that his name not be used in connec-
tion \\illI the sIIIlIIIIIIIIII 'l‘lIe w01keIs
who are to institute the suit do not
include the registrars or their depu-
Ins \‘il'lh‘t hills lune bIIn .lpplo\ed
by the I‘onIIIIoII (‘oIIIIIIIL
in the recent election, outsidI of the
registrars and deputies, there were
about 100 workers employed in all the
districts I‘lII-V “IIII- InlIl IIIIII they
would receive $8 for the day' 5 work.
'lhis “ill InI‘ ‘III that lIII sIIII lOl ILIIIII-
'l’JfI'S IIiII LII IIII II sum in excess of
$1,000 besides the costs.
in the new law concerning: elections
passed at the special session of the
state legislature in 1920. the registrars
:IIII :IIIlLIIvI'iIIIs‘ II: I-I‘:;:I:: III-I‘sruis lH
aid them in election and (be thy is
)l‘r‘ll gIIII Io IpI-II IIII bIII iIrIspIIIiH
of “hat the city chaIter muv say
in sIIIIIkIII {In this mom:-
iIlI; IIII- "IILIIIsII‘III' who “us llllI‘l'Vll‘VW‘d
EIIIIL l: “’L‘lII- Workers at llii‘ pulls must
assuredly will bring suit against the
(‘Ity of Norwulk if they are not paid
for “'Itl‘klll‘; llll (‘ll'i'llnll Iim, II I»
IIII‘y lILILIl IIIIII they should‘ IIIivl.
'l'iII» I":lSlI"III's :II-I .‘llllllllll'IJ'Il to I'll—
qatzv [H‘I‘s'flllls‘ to help them in lll‘ IIlI
lion. 'l‘lII- ellv has I'Ilyyuy.‘ sziIl III.
\\'UIl-.l-I'.K in tin III‘Is‘I :III:I II shunld I-I
Illllli’ now. \\'I :II‘I uniting putiI-litly
for It few days to see \\ lllll I'III‘IIIIII‘ tic-
ilull .\LII_\UI‘ lIIIIIIIvIII‘I iln'l IIII I‘IIIIIIIIIIII
eouncl \I'ill hike in the lllillll'l' lM'lIIl‘l'
I‘I‘II'I‘yillg‘ III‘III'IIIIings :IIIIlIeI‘."
l“lUlIl :IIIIIIlIII‘ ILII‘ Sentinel
Ulllitillt‘li IIII'rII'IIIIIIIIIII to llll‘ IIII'I-I‘I that
the whole IIIIIIIII' b:IIl I’ILI‘I‘IlIll been
lILIIvI-Il in NH lIIInIls III . lIInyI‘ IIII
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filVES Iwu PLAYS
lflE PDLLS MAY
IN DAY SIREEl
l“i\c shots rung out from the direc-
tion of Day and Raymond streets a.
few minutes before midnight last
night. but police investigation has
failed to disclosed at whom the shots
Were fired. or who firéd them:
I’ntrolnnm \VIIIIIIIII Sammis. who
hand the shots stopped It colored
man who was coming from the direc-
tion of the sound of the nhots. and
questioned him. The man proelaimed
to the world in general. that he knew
nothing of any shots. and further that
he did not cure to be stopped and
questioned.
.‘A :‘II'Il'('L|
close any
of the IIIIIII failed to dis
weapon that might have
been used and a further search of
the neighborhood failed to disclose
anything that would be of value in
tracing the origin of the shots.
On Sunday night two shots were
fired and were heard by peOple liv—
ing in the vicinity. ,
It is believed that II feud has de—
veloped between certain classes or
"gangs" of the colored element liv-
iIIL: .in this neitrliborhood since the
murder of V'IIIIable VVilliIIms. the col-
orIId uIIIIIblIIr. on October 23nd. and
tlIIII somIIr or lIIIeI‘ the feud will
mean that thmc will be another fatal-
ity in this section.
JAPANESE DESTRDY
ELLRISTIAN SRHDDL
Burn Building Reputed to
Be Nest of Corean Out-
laws
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An
suys
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n
(lfilt'lnl
that Japanese
ilw ("III‘I villi”
it ll:l\ lug been
to be II ncsl
'I‘I IKII l‘ I».-.
pI'II‘I issued today
Irv-I th\I~ lIIIl lI' Il
SI howl III or (“IIIIIIII' Tun
\Jll'l that it \\:Is found
of (‘Iil'f‘ull outlaws.
'l'lII- .li‘Ii FlIiIIIIIo report.u
.TIIpIIIIIISII lune III'I'I-slI-Il live
III \’lIIIli\'oslIIck Imd sent them into
C‘orcn. They were charged with pur-
(‘ltusins III'Ius. It is alleged that they
confessed
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[but the
Von :Ius
Teachers Want 15__
Year Retirement Rule
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III' I-tIIIIII‘I iII the HI lIIIrIls‘ lIIIl‘III‘I II
Q}: '. ~-:y I? 'w' -‘-
.I'lw llIlisi-lw School closes for the law. “.0”: 'guilh‘l“? \';L:\,.:‘..HI<2:12:1ng
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lllllyll \VIIII :I III‘iI-I’ 'l‘lIunksuhiuI: pro» ”ssnlinliun has in mind to [\IISI‘H' I.”
.I;;.IIII III‘I-St‘llioil In lle (l.lltll('ll III' IIII the loIgifilulnl'o in .lIInIIIII-v. l‘lII'III'ls
l'IIIIIIII'y room. 'l‘III I‘lIIlIIrI II lIIIyI- ”IN, \I.Ill I... 1pm].- to lulfle‘ more sIIiIIII—
IIII-pIIrIII :I lIIIlII pIIIy lllllll‘l' IbI- diII-c pm 5:11'.L‘I;I;III.I:II III-(“3.1.4 "HI‘ Hum”:
IIIIII (II' the it‘llt’lll'l‘ III‘ that llt'lllll':r mom II: I..II~IIIIs, ' .
IIII-Iit. ,\lI's. lI‘III‘II lllll‘llIlll'l liIlIlI~n_ Retirement in page“ of IlisIIlIilih i\
and .‘l collection will III IIIkIIn tor the In I,.- when Inn» I>I llll(l":‘ it. proposed
‘\\lll' IYIIIIIII‘IIII's lieliI-I l"lll|ll. Io \IIIiI‘lI Ilisubililx (.I;..N._ so Ihut “m IIIII-Iwr
lln- , sebum! lIIIs l‘l'llll‘lhlll“ll for “I“ ll:l\'lll‘_’ SI-I'VI’I! N‘II M‘lll‘fi “V lll“"“- ”A"
'pIIsts-SJII‘III- or tour )t‘AI-l'fi. At ll'l‘ SlllllL'E lust “H. In IH (‘OlISI‘I “1ng III-I-IIIIIIIII:
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Iii-l” IIIEl l‘ roses and II is hoped that :I gatisf'HCtfll‘l' sen-ice. IIIIIv be retired
li'lll:l IIIIIIIIIIIIIII “ill be secured. ”mi summit peninInI‘Il. -
I” "I Lilli l\‘-II :luys ;."l\‘t'l'l by ”If'.m.rb70|- An inpy-Q-"KI- to $400 is proposId in
l ppII IIlIooI List ISIIIIIIIIIIy (-\('~ ”H. MW of ;.I|.,\\;II.(~I- on l'tlil'l’ll‘l'nlI
nun: were 1111 III'Ils‘Iic sIII-I‘css, bctiuti< 'l‘hc “HM“. amount is Sztnn, This in-
lIIlly IlllI I‘pI'IIlIIIl by lIlUSO‘ IIIkInI: IIIII'I. “-93,“. “In; :Ipph to teachers now on
IIIIIl highly :IppI'I-IiIIII‘Il In) the I'llllllr n". rpiirpd list Its \Vl-IL payments to
ence. ' - be made after the act is passed by the
lspeI'Inl ”(Ilt‘ should lu- InIIIlI- of the .II“... i‘I-L‘IfllfllurqI. -
IIIIIIHIIIIlly I’iIII- iIIII-I‘pIIItI-Ilions gin-II In... m-nnspms I'III‘ iIicrI-Iisml suite
by Miss Josephine 'l‘IIIIyIIr. in the port "id and hpnm- salaries embodying
‘cil‘ ”His. lIIIwI-y. :IIIIl Miss .lIIsI-phinI proposals my ”n inert-use by the sIIIII‘
IFOAIIIIHl'lfl lxIInnI-Ih Howey. in the first In ”H. “\pragp nupnduppp grant. and
IIILHSZ ”I" ARM ““1." Shows H“" MW“ an extension of the support of schnnls
Ills. ' and III MLHS ”Lei" '40‘3 I‘m" “is“ grant. to include all towns and cities
Marion ”III-41m in the SI mud IIlzu. "'I‘III- In the state are also to be looked after.
'l‘I'IuIIllinI: Mun." —.———-.-~-- ~
The I-‘Ist of characters in the two C
curts to Take It
plays \vIIs as follows:
“The (lid IIIIdy Shows llI»I‘ Medals"
.\lI's. IIva-y ...... Josephine 'I‘iIu-II-I
KIIIIIIIItlI Howey Josephine Sofie
Mm. lluguerty ...... llt‘lv'lll IleI'IIIIIII
Mrs. .‘lll‘lilt'llilln ........ MIII‘y \\'III--l
Mrs. 'l‘nynlI-y ........ Betty MIIII'IIII
.\Ir. \\'illiln:s ...... (lI-rtruIie Kinsley
"'I‘he"l‘ uvellin‘z.r Mun" -
The Mother ............ Elsie III-vy
'I‘lII» (‘hild .......... Justine Smith
The Travelling MIIII . . I . Marion Hogs
PANTALED ElNEll
EDR REENLESSNESSR
.loIIII l‘-fllll’d.l(0. 24 Canton sheet
was fined $25 and actual coSIs this
morning in the uptown citv court by
Judge Nehemiah Candee on the
charge of reckless driving after exten-
sive arguments which consumed near-
ly two hours on the part of Prosecut-
Thanksgiving Recess
SOUTE NORWALK: CONN.
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A!
’IRRIDRANIS IIIIIII I
a PDDR
Nearly 25, 000, Principally i'r
Arrive in State Within
9
A large problem presents itself to
Connecticuts educational,.social and
industrial agencies, according to A
ericanization Director Robert C. De
ing or the state board of education
wno yesterday made known immigra-
tion figures received from the United
States Department of Labor bureau of
iInmIgraIlon. The report show’ed that
9.472 immigrants reached this state in
the first six months ()1 the present
year During the fiscal year ended
June 30 the immigrants that reacned
here chiefly from southeast Euzope
and southern Italy numbered 13 212.
Director Deming estimated yester-
“Irnzsnsv, .nov. as, 1920
Increasing Ptoblem of Americanization
flufi
Ruin this afternoon, fair mug-ht.
n1;,
1-
DRDPE
INTD EDNNHIIIDIJI
$ :8..:
If“? lmf
om Southeast Countries,
Eleven Months’ Period,
day that, more than 24. 000 immigrants
will have reached Connecticut by the
end of this month. Director Deming
estimates the Ioliowinx immigration
Into the state from July through No-
vember:
Month Ix Number
July ..... . ................. 2.700
August ........... .. . I ...... 3,000
September . ............. . 3.300
Octobei . ......... . ...... 3.600
November ........... I . 3 900
Plus the 9.472 immigrants that ar-
rived between January and June the
estimated approximated total for
eleven months this yeaI would be 24,-
972 according to Mr Deming
RUNDLE’S DANNERY
SDLD TD MR. lDDlN
James II. llundle. who for the past
sixteen years has coxiducted and‘ndc
famous ltundle's Bakery on Van
Zandt street. l-Zast Norwalk, yesterday
passed over to Harry Tobin. formerly
of “'oodward avenue. the business.
and has retired. Mr. ltundle stated
this morning that the bakery would
he conducted under the old name. but
that he would not be connected with
it further.
Just what he intended to do he was
unable to state. as he had formed no
plans at present. . -
The deal “in n by llll‘ business and
all interest of .\Ir. Rundlc in it. was
sold to Mr. Tobin started lust l-‘I'iIiIty.
:lllll yesterday morning the new pro-
prietor took possession.
DRlllDN AWARDED
DAMARES DESI ISISl
l).l‘ll1“‘l III 3H3 !\ \\I-1'I- II\\:IIIlIvl
the plaintiff yesterday :I:lcrIIoon by,
the jury in the uptown I'Ilv court in
the cur-Iv of George |.. 1‘ :IIIII. Hus!
Noruulit. \s. “‘illII‘IIn l‘. \VIIIinIIIs. of
Bridgeport. The suit was the rII-l
sult of llll automobile accident which
happened in front of the lI‘IIlIlc build-
ing: on Murch 10 last. A counter
sIIII III-III been filed by the IlIII'IInIiIInl.
.lIIIluII NI-IIIImiIIlI (Tandcc presided;
II\I‘I‘ the court.
In the papers. the plaintiff :Iskcd
SIIHI IIIIIIIIIuI-s, cIIIiIIIiIuI' negligence
on the part of the defendant. 1n the”
('tlllllll'l‘ i'llillll. the defendant asked
for :I similar amount on Ihc same
ground. The jury was out less than
an hour when it brnuu‘ht in II verdict
of IIIIIIIIIgIIs for the plaintiff. Attor—
I.I-o Davis represented the plainl—
IInd Attorney (‘ullI-II of Bridge-
the defendant.
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WATERDURY lS
WITHDUT IIITNEYS
\VATI‘. l’: P! P —Y. ( onn. Nov. 23.
\Vhile trolley cars continue to run in
“'Iiterbury. pendingr the outcome of.
today's hearing before the Public-l‘til-|
ities Commission. \\‘utcrbIIry-is today
without Jllnv)‘ service. The latest or-x
IImIIncI- adopted by the Board of Al
IlIIrIueu. restricting: _IitnII\s to certain
llH
III-y
in‘
porn
"""l'it‘ i" ALIAS ("Ollllt‘ “‘i” l-‘ILII' H'strcets. and barrio mhem from otheis.
holiday until afterThanksgiving holdv went into effect last night at mid-I
iII.:: ‘rin'm -:I: 'I‘-, ”.131: It \‘. ‘- night. As a pmlist against this or-
IIIIsdIIy. and sitting IIL‘IIiII 'IIIIIsIIIIy IIIIII dinnncc. the jitneymen have decided
‘I'\'~""INIS412L\‘ 0| next “'I‘I'k. l uses “"I H to discontinue serice until further no—
IIssig'nI-d fOr the two weeks: III the zipp. 'rlgt-y 533.- thl'l‘t‘ will be no more
short (‘Iilendnr sessions held last Fri- jitney service until after the next
dny. meeting of the Board of AldermIm
Judi-III John 11. 300111 will preside and. if the board does not rescind or‘
Oi'f'l‘llllt' jury session of the I'olnniunian)€'n(1 the ordinance. then they
pleas court. and has assigned. four-threaten to apply for an injunction.
cases for today and four for tomor- ,I-Iaimlng the new ordinance was iI-
r0 legally adopted. Many city officials
\V. M. Maltbie has also 05- In .InI'rIoIIs of the .litiIIIx-m-In‘s Asso-
“ALI‘IIIE “SI“ -< 10'“ 3W0 “v.44“. and 2A: Iciation went to Hartford this morning
assigned four for today and four for
tomorro“. the :Issigiiments for'today
innI: special \
Judge “'IIIsl‘I has assigned no cases
{III “II (I‘oun SIssioIi of the common
pleas court as he is busv in the crim—
inal court of common Ilras and I'm“
(‘I""!l|l when that business will be
disposed of.
Seek to Have Mortgage
l
to attend the hearing on the question
of discontinuing tlie. slreet railways
service.
Old W
«ell Masons
Honor Mr. Crossman
About 160 members of ‘the (lid “'ell
Lodge. No. 108. F. & A. ‘;\i.. and Ophir
Chapter. 0. E. 9.. gathered last I‘ve-
IIing at Masonic Hall. South Main'
33. MW“ “7'5 0f"‘»‘"'d here yesterday ing Attornev Edward M Lockwood
l”“""" ""“’,"“\'P “F"."CB fm :7: and Attorney Jesse 'l‘. Dunbar. who Of $1.000 Made VOId'street. where a reception was tendered
”I" inforInIItIn'J lending ' L“ n Lul’l‘nlll'Dd for the accused. I L to Andrew J. ('I'ossinan. who is about
‘2" m “Pl-sons r‘ispmimblkqfozpnlel “mt-""0 ““5 Over-“Uni; the iitney Declaration by»the court that. :1 again after an illness of nearly a year
9”“ “0m“ ('.‘.1Jl0S10H. -.PP' K 'tlmt struck and severI-lv injuicd MIS mortgage negotiated in 1380 is in-‘and whose 33rd anniversary as Tyler
"’ m ”Hm sz‘i'mm lclr(:\|'f;llo’ ’Sarah Pickering 1__ I Orchard street. valid as a lien upon the premises. no .of Old “'ell Lodge is being celebrated.
‘I""-’- r’r"""’" M ”'9 ”Jr, , \ on \Vest avenue near Orchard street interest or deinand for Interest having A brief program 0" V0931 and m"
and an Insurance (S’T‘ID‘I' on June 17th last. been ma . for a period of more than strumental selections was given and
’II" gm'wt ”W ‘wuw‘x‘l 9‘“ In his argument. Judge Lockwood ”years. asked in an action filed in there was a presentation of a gift
reiterated his former statement that the superior court bv Mary E and from the members of the lodge and >
Jillth Bandits "public entering It public conveyance Helen A. Kelleher of Norwalk against his friends to Mr. Crofinan.
Pet $12 786 Haul has the right to believe that the dl'lV— the heirs of Louise Scmer deceased. Brief remarks of congratulation on
' '9 r 0f the OOHWI‘HW‘P shall "80 special The property in Norwalk is now In his fast regaining heal -and also for
judgement in operating the convey- possession of the plaintiffs. his faithfulness to t lodge were
A: (i ll. NC“- 23‘NTWO since." He declared that l‘IIIItaleo did The mortgage was negotiated Jan- made by Rev. J. 1 Starch, Judge
””“d “"71 WStOE-‘I °"‘ innt use judgement in the operating nary 12. 1880:'IQ secure a note for"John ll. l.i§ht. Attornety Leo Davis.
I)" JOF‘T’h Kramer Act the jitney on the night in question. $1.000 given by Stephen ("Instead to Representative ' Samuel .‘1 “Watkins.
“THO" "‘5‘ night '\\'lll(‘h was stormy. ‘ Louise Sensor. There has been sever- Christian Ewart: and John K Finch.
' ’ ="I"l"“ ”W‘ ””7” Considerable interst has bnen taken al transfers of the mortgage and of A supper'was served which was en-
_I" ”Wording ‘0 a re‘ 'in the Pantaleo case because Mrs. the premises since that time but there joyed by all and selections by driven!)1
'- I PM!“ “0"“5 Pickering is well known throughout is no rewrd of a release of the mort- ofmsflgnt‘ord.‘ the Mummers-marl the
II"I-~ on“ 000‘ ’hejNomaik and because a civil spit in gage in gum Ice 61' the In: gist-It: ates-11281315 . ‘ “ ~
,' .-eIo£$12.o mom Ia WIfl‘mmm' ~
WM“ "‘ “. IIIIIdlts 699qu Mm” m
iovcr \VIIshington street at night.
5 next concert.
PDIICE ARE NDW
“AMI
Him—Strong Military
DUBLIN. Nov. 22.-—Crown forces.
which. went to Croke Park on Sunday
afternoon in an effort to arrest alleg—
ed gunmen, were fired upon by pick-
ets. and as a result of the resultant
fighting. the crowd inside the park
stampeded. said a statement issued at
Dublin Castle today in reference to
the incident at the park.
"It had been arranged." said the
statement. "that when the grounds
had been surrounded. an officer with
a megaphone would announce to the
crowd the intention of the military
to search every person in the park
for arms because it was the belief
lNVESllfiAllNli
MDRRAN DREAM
Albert 1) Morgan. whose lIIIrdeIIc
stoIII \\':ishin :Iou street was rob-
bed I‘IIIIIIIIIIy night of over 93.000.
n I
worth of goods Iiguin Went to see
Mayor Donovan this morning and
made Ix complaint about the police
foIcc.
A list of the slot- II articles was ask—
ed for anti obt IiinI-Il by the policI this
morning. and it is understood that
since Mr. Morgan's vigorous kick to
the Mayor. thIIt the IlepIII‘ImI III has
been spurred into activity.
Although it has not been stated offi»
ciIIlly‘. it Is rumored that unless mIII-
ltl‘s change in the police department.
l“Ul‘ till" next monIII .\II~. Rllntllt‘ wIIIl-WI'I‘I'III of ”III Inc-mums are likI'lI' to
be :It lll" bakery to assist )lr. Tobin be brought before the council and
in getting: started. IIIIIILII to (I‘Dlillll certain «'1("l0nfl or
lack of action on their part and also
their bundling of some matters
\\ lIich concern the police.
"It is purely the fact that the local
department hasn't any police com.
missimuv‘” said .lI‘I Morgan in con.
\Irsnllon with II Sentinel reporter
this morning. “and of course with no
lII-IIII in charge \leIIt can be expected
of it. Here a policeman keeps watch
and
l»‘ III
in most of
Islam place
yet ()lll\ occasionally ;.--. 'Y-I‘
yards e\IImiIIId, and yet
the robberies that have
will take place at the l-Zlk's home next
Sunday evening. November 28th. at
8 p. m. Among the artists the com-
mittee has been Indeed fortunate to
again secure the services of Mr. Graff-
imun. the wonderful violin genius. who
Icccived such a tremendous ovation
:I' thr- lIIs' concert last month. In add-
ition the committee has also been am I
to get Miss Yeren. soprano soloist:
also a bass. and a. tenor simrI-r who
have made great reputations for them—
selves in New York city. Manv sur-
'prises are awaiting the public in the
and it is believed that
perform to an over
the artists will
crowded house.
Twenty-two Robbed of
Overcoats in Chicago
CHICAGO. Nov. 23.——'l‘o borrow
phmsI from the frI-n7icrl III}. writer
there was 11 slanthtcrinz of overcoats
on Chicago's North Side vesterdax'.
Four direct actionist price cutters
were responsible. Touring: the North
Side in a black automobile they ac-
costéd and divested all overcoat -wear~
ers they met.
The "Overcoat Shower” was partl-
clpated in by twenty-two who also
made involuntary contributions of
money and jewelry.
I"
'that men associated with the InurdII
lof fourte een ofllcers Sunday morning
were hiding in the crowd. An (driver
was detailed for that purpose but.
before the Crown forces could ap-
preach the field they were fired upon
by Pickets. Thus the whole plan was
upset and the (‘lOWd Was stampcded.
There is good reason to believe somI
of the shots were fired inside the
grounds for the purposim'gI of creatinyx
a panic. which would allow the then
MARINE DlHERS
lHANKSfilVlNLi
A' HAPPY DNE
addition to the program to In
in \arious rooms on \\'IIIlIII-s
there is a general program for
I:II‘lI’rIIIII Center School from the
Kindergarten through the Junior
High. to do something for someone
else in less fortunate circumstances
than himself. This little I'-\I»I‘«Iise
consists in bringing into sI‘lmI-I con-
tributions toward Thanksgivinz has.
kets for those who might not oIlIcI
wise have Thanksgiving.dinncrs.
So the scholars come hendn~ Iittl
lII
given
day.
in
"“"“""" ""“' "‘" " “""N‘Il ””“Ngh ”'I‘ offerings—an apple or two. H glass-
"rear of thr- IIIIIJIIIIIIzs. by mI-nns m' of J‘PLLV- some vegetables. m. somc of
brokeni “iii“‘rt‘giy 0" ”3““: it Id bedthe pennies sou-d by stuyinu home
“ smpe ng a“ yo wou r e m' 8 Inc or not LIlVl! "
a "'0’" effective "“4““: 0" combutt— stiol’EitltIIh coniidyinfofroursclyes sol llllll’:
ing the 'brcaks’ that have taken thm m‘n help 8mm. 1mm clfild m
mud on) fiuunp l-‘I‘l-IJS Inn Buop: sonpl some groun- up “ho is struggling IoI
two or ””1"" “A"rs“ make both ends meet.
___-,,_ ”M‘” H Ry tilt-8Q contributions. no mutter“
_ how small the scholars lune one
SfimNn ELKS lining more for which We mIIv III-
thonkful 0“: “\I tried to "who some—
BflNCERT 8 BAY one else happy.
I
”N “'ASHINGTOV SCHOOL
.__ THANKSGIVING PROGRAM
The committee on the l-‘Ilk‘s concert Tm Thanksgiving Story in Song
how made fiIIIIl urrnncemeuts f0I Iflm] Tableau " RI' .. School
their second monthly high class (‘OlI-isnnz” (her the \cr. ‘
cI rt which Is for l‘IIII benefit. not onlv LT‘uM‘mlw A “mph Sflmp
~ , . 'I‘IIbIeIIII—~ A l'ilu'Iim Home
of lulks. but the general public and Song» "Landrng of the Pilgrims
School
Tableatr— Pilgrims Color: to Church
Song——-"(‘,ome. Ye Thankful People"
School
Tnbleau— The First Thanksgiving
Song“! “The Apples Have Been (:IItlI-
cred." School
Senz~~ "November" Grade I
llinlouuc——— Thanksgiving Then and
Now.
Song—4"The Days are Growing \Vcary‘
School
GRFIA'iL BRITAIN OPPOSE.‘
CONSTANTIN l‘l.
PARIS. Nev 23.-—Great Britain has
IilrI-ndy taken steps to inform form—
er Kin: Constantine of n..._..,m MIN
Gecrsre lthallis. the new Greek Prem—
ier. that she. is absolutely opposed
to the return of Constantine to the
Greek thronr says the Petit Parisien.
Shr hr I; II .Iified them clearly that.
if the Gretk Government does not
IIIl-‘II cogniza‘ne at her stand. Greece;
cannot hope. to retain the territorial
advantages gingn her in the Treat)
between the Allies and Turkey. the
newspaper asserts.
_._____._..__—
—Sentinel Want Advs. Bring Good
Results.
tnmtopresflat
Gyro-ill!»
mm.
NOTICE ~To ADVERTISERS
.1
This is the scum when merchants plan to increase 1hr" sin- of
their lulu-rm monks. and we would call attention tn the min of
getting the copy for their mkcrtiscnmnts into um: ofice as far in
advance of day of publication as nos“.
counenlent for. a merchant to singly, this copy several days “NV-net
The Sentinel Wishes to glu- the advertiser such space as he may
desire, and on the do) he may desire it. but it is a physics! Wim-
lty to set into type ALL the advertisements that may be? ordered for
WCW.“ fitimylsnotneeci‘munulthem‘ Misuse,“ emit
SOME cop} is not received more than one (my in alliance. For
instance. last Thursday night new"! of The Sentinel force worked
until some time after mitlnkht. and. mm then: Friday’s me was
late. held for the LAST advertisement.
“I- filling!) the best use can. Tint we feel we sens the alumina“ .
best by getting The Sentinel dfl'filntd at a mac hum“ daily. and,
Kmkmtsenthiwnamtlamtobesetminsvoullowmemper.
ammnblebour. nvnmnccessafiy omit”. __
ammonWIamaz-‘Iwmdwmymme
“fiance by mnmmmm ~
ea: _
In mam instances it is
?-
cups-mm
l-mfi-lj-IIIIII-nn-nun
Death Roll In Dublin Yesterday Totalied Five Persons,
3. Sentry Killing Three of a Party Which Attacked
mama‘s
PlDRElS HRE DR CROWN EDRDES
SENT lD ARRESl ALLEGED SUMMER.
t
Patrols Are Manning Every
Bridge and Road Out of the City
wanted to escape. as many of then!
undoubtedly? did."
The Gaelic Athletic Association but
officially denied there were any pick-
ets at the grounds or that anybody
fired on the troops.
Wiemnn Clarke of Toledo. Ohio.
president of the American Glass
Workers‘ I'nion. and Thomas Mac-
Ready. superintendent of the Phoenix
Gas Company. Monaca. Par. visited
Crokc park today and inquired into
the circumstances attending the diam
order of Sunday afternoon.
Military authorities today com-
mandeercd IIIII (‘ity Hall for troops
and the men occupied all the offices
except those assigned to the Town
Clerks.
In IzIIIcI‘ I.Il the life of Dublin is ap-
parently unaffected stieet curs were
running today. IIeIIrly all shops were
open and theatres and amusement
hcuscs v.III‘c Iloimr business.
I‘ II mili-
Mcn charged with attIIckiIIL t
a
farv patrol \. I-I'e eourlnIII I‘I'ILIlrId
(Continued on page Eleven)
WDMEN DE STATE
PLAN EDNEERENSE
III'II;IIII7..IliIII‘ of I;
III' llHI Innional
II-II‘IIrs (IIIIf'I I'ence
:Ibout :I— \\-Ii\' at
\‘IIIIIIIIII's III‘I‘III‘IIizao
IIIIIniza-
\\'iILI. \‘II w 'n
(‘oIInII-Iicut
ll‘I’lEth‘ (If women
\II'ill lie culled in
llarlford of oil the
(1
db Esion
‘!
III‘III III’ the FHI‘II, The new
lion “ill ‘sz IIIIIIII the 2mm l‘. lFlHIl of
the New l-Inulund I‘I-uiun IIL' which
Miss: Katherine Limit-mop i.“ director.
The women plan to work tor the
passage of the SiMppII‘I‘I 'I‘Imr-II bill
providing: for “'1 IIppIopIinlIoI of $3. -
lIlIlI_(IIHl tor the cm oi (IIIl-lir I under
one year of Iige and
IIIIIIII-nity. 'l‘IIIv \I'I‘I also work for
Lilll‘ pussng‘c of th( Smith 'I‘I'Iwnet‘ hill
for fIIlerIIl cduc: Itional control and a
old foI lIIderIIIIlII‘I‘. 'ilizeIIship ,for
women so that It woman coming to
'IAmIrirn must he naturalized before
becoming II citizen rather than taking
her citizenship from her husband at
marriage.
The action is the
for “omen ill
outerrmvt h of the!
New England l‘IISfIOYIIIl coan I‘ence of
the league III ‘msmn lam wm-k to
'which 3 Connecticut delccntion went
informally.
authorized in?
l
Miss IIIIdintrton “ms
the conference to appoint II I‘oI‘rIIItiou
committee of women from the Y W'.
C. A.. Consumers' league, Children's
“IIII'IIrc association. Rusinrss “’0-
men '2: clubs of \: IIious I:ort‘t and all
varieties of organizations in which
women have membership.
Sold Liquor on
Sunday. Fined $100
Yendctta Arena. .1 Stamford saloon-
keeper arrested on the charge of IIII»-
gully selling liquor III his saloon 0c-
lobt‘r 2 and 3. one of which days was
Sunday. was fined $100 and costs in
the Court of Common Pleas today for
having sold liquor on Sunday.
Arena made the plea that he could
not legally be prom-Iutcd under the
state law for illegally selling liquor
since he had applied for :‘I renewal of
his state license. lie appealed from a.
fine of $200 and cost imposed upon
him In the Stamford court On the
strength of his plea that he 'as v. ith—
in the law in selling: liquor under the
application for II nI “III the charge
was changed from “selling Iiuuor ille-
lly" to "selling: liquor on Sunday."
Since Arcna's ease first was tried.
county commissioners have announced
that they will considei no more appli-
cations for renewals of liquor licenses
in the state.
Constantinist Trend
Welcomed by Rumanlu
LUCERNE Nov. 23. ——Que.en Ma-
rie of Romania in Iomersation with
corréspondenta today expressed great
delight over the Greek leiections She
said she was extremely happy at the
engagement c' her son. Crown Prince
Charles. to Princess Helene of Greece.
‘and indicated that such an alliance
will affect favorably the relations he-
twe-n Greece and Rumanla. Queen.
.Marle' said: “Thcv all accuse me of
being a. business woman. I am mere—
ly representing my people. and I am
doing the best I can for them.
Jury Is SElec‘ ted for
' Wood‘Alcohol Trial
NEW YORK. Nov. 23.—-—'1’rial of
Carmine uranium. East Side saloon
and wholesale grocery proprietor. on
a charge of manslaughter in the first
W in mnmtlon with the sale or
wood alcohol which is alleged to have
l
\
hit'meoWuntn
" today after the jury had. been selected.
Jen
I W chariot} with mpg-Ila- ‘
m fin . th of Joseph Rania.
conned several deaths in New England. 7 -
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